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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14
A CARD.-C. II. REEVE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. AVID
Wal Claim Ag't. Plymouth In 1

Having concluded 20 resume the practice of
tie law here. will
Practice Fulton, Stark. LaPorte and koscir=-
ks, 1. we'll ~ MirIi.ll, Counties. Collections
sr,mntv and efficiently nttensed to. Careful
aa- zion given to Probate business. Insurance
sfec,ed an Lives and Property in the best con.pa-
ri.s in tho United Sta'ra.
S'.cIAr. ATTENTION paid to the prosecution of
Claims Of Soldiers. their Widows and heirs for
bounty. arrears of pay pension. and other claims.
RErxas TO Farve ell Field & Co., Chicago.
" Shaw Barbour L Co., Cincinnati.
Buckly Sheldon 4 Co, y. Y.
Graf Bennett 4 Co., P:tsburs.
I,n4S.f
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DANK OFTHE STATE OF INDIANA,
BRANCH AT PLYMOUTH

Ooen from 10 A v. to 10 NJ. and to 2 P. NJ
THEO. CP ESSNER. Cashr.
S.A. FLETCHER Jr Prcst.
v9nl5--ly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14
To Teachers.

Mark Cummings, School Examiner of Mar.
shall County. will hold Public Examinations Of
Teachers on the Sd Saturday of each month al
ths Seminary building, CONNIE uciDy at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ
ypc I3sh ls. 1855 !,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14

nRJ. VI COVFEf, late Surgeon Of the
J 29th la lima Infantry. offer. his profes
si iolal services to the eoplc of Marshall County
r Oifice AMI residence west side of Michigan
street, three blocks North of the Edwards House
SlynSuth Indiana. y9n32
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j.. J VINAlL,
II O M Il OP THO
PHYSICIAN Ann SIlpcrnn

III oAOihN AND OURGEON
srticular attention paid to
oostetric practc, and diseases Of ra,o,.
an1 children, Office over C.. Palm.r,s &c.
kesidence-oposite the Nerthwcstcorner Of tho
Public Square. v9nla-I"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14

HR' ROSS. " D.. Having permanently 70.
c-tcd in Plymouth w il att' nd to all branch
the profession. The Eve and Ear depsrt
n srt receives. A. heretofore. ospecil attention.
Offic- with DR.. West N,chigrn street
Plymouth Ind, Ocs 20, 'c5-.c
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14
Rates Of Advertising:

LreAL advertisements 81 per square for each
Insertion charged to parties publishing th' IN
CoMMUNIcArIoNs To promote private interests
must be paid for st the regular advertised rates
M..s.oEs and DEATHS published as news
AsvEa1IsEasxrs. unless the number OF inSer-
sin,,s Desired is specified. will he continued I'LL
"A out, and charged at regular rates.
notices 20 cents for each lire.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-14
"a. A. o. PACKARD.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
A II L a w.
plymouth. Indiana. v9n1!
9. A. M'CaACK1N,

Comfy r eeorder. and Attorney
Al LaU,
KuDy. Siarke Colnsy. s,djnU,,
Vii. make Collections. pay Taxes, examine
Ti.e.., Real Es.,te, taSc acknowledgements oi
Deals Mortgage. &c. All mattors Of i..i.aiion
,tt.nlel TO in St1riic ani adjoining Counties.
= B,pnty money ta1 back nav OF Soldiers.
an p,a=isns. ,ileetc1. 3eni;tlnce% Dromn., V
ns 10 ani cltr.es reasonable. s9n ,G-tf
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~Extensiye frauds are said 10 have been
discovered IN the Quartermaster's Department
At Louisville.
ga great mandatory Of steel is soon to be
established tive miles below Harrisburg, Pa
on The Susquehanna river. A thousand skilled
wOrkmen are 10 be brought from England, and
nfieen hundred others will be gathered in this
country. The establishment will be much the
largest on this continent
SThe New York Tribune SAYS: ave he.
heve the census of 1850 will rank the chief cit.
yes OF the United States in this order l. New
York; Philadelphia; g. ST. Louis; T. Chicago:
5 Cincinnati; 6. San Francisco: T. Baltimore: a
Boston; o. Pittsburgh; 10 Richmond"
~A few days after the earthquake AT San
Francisco cloud was seen rising from the sea
Issernolng smoke from vast confiagration
~ The celebrated Maine sculptor. Simmona.
1as received an order for a colossal statue of
cost $4,000. ~
HTunis is about the size Of New England.
ana mas Two and half millions ofinhabitants
~There are now at the University of Vir.
gina two hundred and thirty students. nearly
war. 'Ao
SIhe New York canal boat captains clear
rom SsO to $l4oO on each trip from Buffalo To
new YORK at present rates Of freight
y The grand jury in Chicago has Indicted
all the proprietors of the slaughter houses and
soap factories IN that city who create nui.
kances.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA Il. r..
&Aa "a 7@

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM wAsUIyGTop
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND SA
AND LYSOnBtRG.
Yn sna AFTER Friday Sept. !, 1855, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave " Ahington at 90 q. m and So D. m.
Leave Alexandria at s. a. m. and 90 D. m
Leave Gordsnsvile at u 50 .. m and - q. m.
Arrive at Lynshbure ats % ,. m. and 6. 90 .. N.
Leave Lynchburg al 6.45 O.. and sp.n
Leave Richmond at 90 M. and !. 50 o. m
Arrive at Alexandria Of IS D. m and 4 80 a n
Arrive a Darlington at $50 p. m. and Is Q. N.
On SundSys leave Washington at 80 , m only
LEGAL freight train leaves Alex andris at 90
dris at s 90 .. m. ThroB gh freight leaves AIeXan.
drla At 90 O. m. and arrives at Lynehbx "a Al lo
P, m Leave Lynchburg at 10 .. N. a.d arrive at
Passengers for warrenten viii take the 90 q. n.
train south from Washington and the IS a M
train north from Lynchbure
Passengers by the Gas .. N. and Is D. m trains
from ~ nehburg, and the 90 q. N. and lis p N.
trains from Richmond connect with trains ct Wash-
ington for all parts Of the North and West
This route has the advantage ever all Others By
having continuous rail from New York TO Lynch
1t also passes through FairfaI, Bull Run. Msnss.
sassas, Bristoe, Catlette, Rappahannock, Cul-
pepper, Orange and Gsrdensviue, where many Of
the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express
S%gidsiiDs Sppo:iIss the B, p O. B. Per-. q
Trains leave the corner OF LIST and O streets,
Warrington. W. II. MceAFFERTY,
General SnPerinssndsst.
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Sept. ], 1855. ss6-u
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EVENING STAR.
Our Eyes.

Indigestion Is the principal source of weak
eyes Reading in the cars often seriously dis
taTbs the vision. "A delicate and wonderful ap-
paratus within the eye is constantly busy in
adapting IL 70 the varying focal distances. The
jerking motion OF the cars compels an exhaus-
tive effort to maintain the required adaptation.
THOUSANDS OF eyes are spoiled by readingin the
cars and other vehicles. Recently / was con-
suited by railroad expressman, who had be-
come totally blind by reading the newspapers
In the cars. Thousands who have never con-
sciously suffered any Inconvenience from the
habit, are obliged TO wear glasses prsmaturely
TO correct an unsteadiness Of vision prod ced
In this way. Reading with the gas light before
You rs another cause Of weak ewes The light
should always hang quite hugh and behind You,
and allowed TO shine over the shoulder. If
convenient IL should be over the left shoulder.
II using kerosene, IL is best TO employ the lamps
which hang on the wall Neither should you
read with your face towards the window.
accommodating itself to the receding twilight,
the eye II unconsciously strained have seen
more than one case of grave disease OF the eye,
produced by an undue effort to use the vision
white paint inside, white paint everywhere.
During the season OF brightest unshine. the
taste likewisel / notice that artists have none
of IL about them. In our constant reading
the eyesight is much tried by the white paper
hope that the tinted paper, with still deeper
color, may become fashionable. Avoid reading
by artificial light when you can. We read too
much Weread as we eat-pellmell, hotlchity-
pO CD, no masucatlon, no digestion II as peO-
pie. we read less we might know more. Few
indications are more unpromislng in a child
than remarkable passion for books. 1 doubt
II good lady, who called on me the other day
with her son will ever forgive me for what /
fald TO her. Her boy was of the regular Boston
fype-Ereat head and eyes, with small and mar
row chest. She said in a mournful voice, but
with evident pride, sab, doctor, he has such a
passion for books. As soon as he is out of bed,
ne Is down at some great book, and scarcely
leaves II but for his meals. He never plays
like other children" / told her. among other
things, that unless she could break up that habit
her son would very likely turn out n dolt
She left very soon with the belief that did not
understand her sons case. should have about
rs much hope of a man who gives himself up
TO childish sports, as i should of a child who
gave himself up 10 the habits and life OF a man.
The newspapers have much to answer for in
the way Of small type and imperfect printing
Il would cheerfully give $500 a year TO sup
port newspaper which would give us morn
ing and evening, a half column of the really
reliable news, instead of fifteen columns of
dlluted speculatiOns and trick canards, the
reading of which hurts our eyes and wastes
our precious time.-Dio Le,cis.
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMISsARY OF SUB
" SISTENCE,
PHILADELPHIA, november 10,
GALE or III IN nnEn

SALE OF HARD BREAD
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this ono once until u tnoonl TUESDAY ,Novem;
boxes or less, of surplus Hard Breed, now on hand
This bread is Of excellent quality, and in good
order, never having been shipped, nor in any way
exposed to the weather. Ii 10 ready for immed ate
delivery and use. The boxes contain nifty (5Oj
pounds each and well coopered.
This sale is worthy the attention Of merchants.
shippers millers, and others using pilot bread as
there can be no better article put on the market
The bread can be examined at any time, at the
United States CSmmissary Store Heuse, Tenth
received for less than twenty tso) boxes-ons thou
sand 0,0col pounds, Proposals must state the
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bios deemed too low.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
bread within ten tlo) days from date of accept.
ance.
Bidders not present will be Immediately notified
IL their bids are accepted.
Terms each, in Government funds, upon delivery
Proposals to be addressed to Captain c. Bolton
Newton. Commissa<y Of Subsistence, philadelphia,
: BY order of Breyet Brig Gen. @. L. Kilburn, A.
Q. g. 8, and Chief Commissary Military Division
Atlantic. G. BOLTON NE NTOS,
no list Captain aud Z. S.V.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE WIS
ofs ps,ot Conmis,ary q Ssbsiasnes,


..,,., p Ha,s.as,o.. 2: G, November q, 1855
bished by the uncersgn ed will be received A. This
day Of December, 1855 for the sale Of about WV
1900 BARRELS OF Whisky.
The Whisky offered for sale was selected with
and Bourbon Whisky, which are eSnai Il not sys
perior, to any whiskeys now in the marked A0''
SS :, sf ns q aS number Of bar
Rye whitley, containing about three thousand
Lot No 2consists OF four hundred and ninety
three $3.50 barrels OF Bourbon whiskey containing
soon, nIDetes y Thousand, seven hundred and TWEEN
Lot No cohsists Of nine hundred and sixty f We
tSsl barrels OF Rectifed Whiskey, containing
About thirty eight thousand six hundred (3s 6O0j
gallons.
The wbi.iey viii be re-eaused before the deliy.
snntd At the subsis,enSeel bspot may
samples can be seen and proposals obtained from
Bre,sI 1t Col Z I y. Brigham, c.D,.in and e
BI.,et Brig. Gen; q. = Clarke, A. d. c. and A.
Brrv.t Brig Gen o. L. Kilburn. A. C. G.s.U.
A Philadelphis, Pa.
Lieut. Captain and d. 3. ana "a, BAIT BsIsi
Or at this once.
PAYMENT in Government funds. about fifty per
cent Of which will be required on the aece ptance
OF the bid, and the remainder soon 30 the re-
Eusgins 10 completed, and before the delivery COM
No bid received from parties who have failed to
eoTplI with their contracts;
Bidder. are requested TO be present at the open.
All pure bases will he loaded at the Government
In AleIsndria, Va, free Of expense to
The usual reservation Of the Government in re-.
ssrd 10 bids Will be observed.
no z3Th.s-M6t Major and G. s.USA
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How tn Rreafhe.

There is one rule to be observed in taking
exercise by walking-the very best form in
winch u can be taken by the young and able
bodleo OF all aSes-and that is, never to allow
the action of respiration TO be carried on through
the mouth The nasal passages are clearly the
medium through which respiration was, by our
Creator, designed TO be carried on .sGod
oreathed into mans nostrils the breath of life -
previous 10 his becoming a living creature
The difference in the exhaustion of strength nv
long walk with the mouth firmly closed and
respiration carried on through the nostrils in
stead OF through the mouth, is inconceiyable to
those who have never tried the experiment
Indeed this mischievous and really unnatural
habit Of carrying on the work of Inspiration
and expiration through the mouth. instead of
knrough the nasal passages, is the true origin
OF almost all the diseases of the throat md lungs
as bronchitis, congestion, asthma, and even
lion TO which some individuals are so liable in
IN their sleep, which Is so weakening to the
body, is solely the effect of such persons Sleep
ing with their mouths Enclosed. And the same
unpleasant and exhaustive results arise to the
animal system from walking with the mouth
open, instead OF, when not engaged In converse
Ton, preserving the lips in a state OF firm, but
quiet compression. As the heat and velocity
OF the blood through the lungs depend almost
entirely upon the quantity of the atmospheric
air inhaled with each inspiration, and il is I'M
aNoldable that il should be taken in, IN volume
oy the mouth, while il can only be supplied in
moderate quantities, and Just in sum cient pro-
portion TO serve the purpose of a healthy respi-
laiory action, while supplied through the nos
rlls, II Is clear that the BODY must he much
lighter and cooler, and the breathing much
freer and easier, when the latter course rather
IMAM the former Is the one adopted Chill
dren ought never TO be allowed to stand or
walk with their mouths open; for, besides the
vacant appearance il gives TO the countenanee
II is the certain precursor Of coughs. colds and
sore throats.-Aethodist
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FARM FOR SALE IN PRINCE GEORGE
GALE OF NAVY CANNON.

Bureau Of Ordnance. Nary Department. ,
WASHINGTON City, November 10, 1895
Notice Is hereby given that the frst day OF
December next, at IL O'Clock noon, there will be
sold at public auction. at the Navy Yard PhiIa-
delphia Pa, one hundred and ninety a. We ds5) old
These guns are to be sold by the pound and one
half Of the purchase money Is to be paid at the
completion OF the sale and the ether half upon the
removal Of the RCns by the purchaser which re-
movsl must take place within ten days after the
sale, and at the expense Of the purchaser.
n. A. WISE,
no u-eotd Chief Of Bureau
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

November "a, 1865. \
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables, will be received at this Blu.
reau until O'Clock p. m, on the sixth day OF De-
pounds Of Fresh Beef and twenty Ave thousand
Navy Yard and Station, as required.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good quality,
must be offered for by the pound The Beef to be in
equal proportions, fore and hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, viii be required
In one half the estimated amount Of the contract
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
fren the amount Of each % ment to be made, as
collateral security for the due performance Of the
contract, which will, no account, be paid until
1t Is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by writ
ten guaranty signed by one or more responsible
persons: that the bidder or bidders will, II his or
their bid be accepted enter int obi CATION with
in five Gays, with good and sufficient sureties to
furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal tcfH be considered unless deconpdated
by sroh guaranty and By Satisfactory evidence thai
the bidder IS regular dealer the articles proposed
and has the license required by act Of Congress.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
roposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent no "a lot
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HAND Bread AND EXTRACT OF COFFEE

WS,n Depo' j N ~ Sy 81 Ssesistsaes,(
sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be rec.ixa} q,
this Once on WEDNESDAYS AID sATURDIyS
Of each week, for all the surplus Hard Bread ths
Government has for disposal in this locality ana
al,o about 1000 gallons of Tilden's Extract OF
Coffee VI
The Bread is In Boxes of fifty pounds each, and
the coffee In tin cans Of gallon each eight cans
in boil
These articles can be seen at the Subsistence De-
pot in Alex sndria. Va.
All purch will be placed on TRANSPORTS at the
Govern gsnt ~hGf in that city, free Of expense 10
the purchaser.
No proposal received for less than 40 boxes mn
pounds ~ Bread. and eight cans Of Coffee
Plds fro N parties who have failed to comply with
contracts will not be received.
Payment required on the notification Of accept.
aIce Of the bid, In Governments funds.
IL these articles ar. not all disposed OF before
fHURkDAY. the soth instant they will be offered
~ Pubic Auction. q BILL,
LIE "a tuthS6 MAJOR And @ IA n a
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ORPHANS COURT, Nov. IA, 1s6s.-prsrRIcT OF
~ ~ CoLUNPIA, WASHING ToN COUNTY, 10 ,cu lin
Tyler; Ssess:sd tae Aforesaid has
Of sac
the ss1t of the mai sses
deceased, and Of the assets in hand az far as the
same have been collected and turned into money:
deceased are notified to attend. (at the Orphans,
Court OF Wasf ington County afor esaid with their
By M 'SsS isS
9ssGs estate led COPY Of this order be
ming Star previous to 'h fs said s.S ROBBINS
no l6-lawSw. Register Of Wills
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
letters Of administration the personal estate Of
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby, warned to exhibit the
on or before the 18th day Of November next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November,
no ls-lawsw. MATILDA @. ROBERTS.
TINS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
Of washington County in the District of Colxm-
sa Of ps0 i on the Personal
b. C, deceased. Ali persons having se eiaims;
against said deceased; are hereby warned to
subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of November
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of November,
1866.
no Is-lawsw' JOHANNA BROWN.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the lsubscri
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court q
Washington County, in the District of Columbia,
letters OF administration on the personal estate Of
Aloisis n. Clements, late of Washf gtoh CITY ID o.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or before the 18th day of February next: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February
1865. ELIZABETH CLEMENTS,
no 6-1aw3w@ Administrative.
THIS Is TO GlVENOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration on the personal es.
tate OF John r. Bnrtis late of Washington City,
ID c., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, arc hereby warned to exhibit
the same with vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
ber on or before the 3lst day November thew
may otherwise by law, be excluded from ali benefit
Given under my hand this sIst day OF Octoher
&C. Ino l-1aw3w'] HARRIET BURTIS.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ORPHANS COURT, Nov 2lst, ls15.-DIsrRIcr
- OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINGreN COUNTY. To-icu:
In the case OF no. Il. ElvaDs ecutor of Mary Ann
Elvans, deceased, the executor aforesaid has with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Wash
the 18th day Of December next for the final settle
ment and distribution Of the estate Of said
deceased, and of the assets in hand as far as the
same haye been collected and turned into money ;
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
Court Of Washington County aforesaid } with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise by
estate: provided copy of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said day.
Test:-Z g. ROBBINS,
ho221av3w' Register of Wills,
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AUCTION SALES.
~ GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

AUCTION SALE OF A wELL-BUILT TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 81.
S hvY sskkTbwEEN r 2p Amp Sd srs. EAST
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant. a. O'Clock ,.
M We shall sell, in front Of the premises. part Of
oon.stns Ana Frame sSD HOUSE. With bpicS base
ment, containing six good rooms, with summer
Terms: one-third cash balance in nix and
twelve months, secured by deed OF trust on the
All conyeyaneins and revenue stamps at the pur-
no ma GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
pr THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
Rzs9kssaa fSSfgEE
OF SK0RGEToWMs At AUCTION:
eioef viii ell on the premises. ri Of ssas
HHn,i n1s property now occupied By DsidIieh
and snS e. .n aa
hichaId Co. and Henry Kepsl., Esq:; and con-
1Rf sns ~.ns hsn Of
ae t nnse
OF water at the door and one Of the finest views OF
This property offers q rsl chance Cor investment,
IauId suit f1r priy:te residsnee, or could be
Terms: One half cash; balance in three, six, and
nine months, with interest, secured by q deed Of
ConSeyanetns and stamps q. the cost of the pur-
no N-Ss THOS BOWLING Auct
RY W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, sitting in chsncery, and
passed in cause No. $50. Blumer complainants aet.
Blumer defendants, shall sell at public auction,
on tn URSDAY. the s0th day Of November, 1855. at
O'Clock on the premises, all Of Lots No U.s. Is,
and Is. in Square No. 923. at the Of south
and 9Th street east, with the improvements,
AL conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the pur
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and balance in
equal ins talments' Of and IL months
SAMUEL L.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
no 20 dts W. l.. WALL d CO., Aucts.
FARM FOR SALE IN PRINCE GEORGES
l. COUNTY, MD.
On the 18th OF November, 1866 will be offered at
lie acres, Of which Is is in b, Oh state of culti
walton; the soil we'll adapted to gardening and
farming purposes; the residue is heavily timbered
(say from three to hve thousand cords Of TIMBER
desirable location for q steam mill. The improve
ments consist OF large new barn. This Farm il
within ten miles of ashingto on one Of the best
roads leading to that place and joins the lands Of
Capt. b. Il. Gwynn and others.
Persons wishing to purchase can apply to the
subscribers, living adjacent to the land, who will
take pleasure in showing the premises.
The sale t. take place at Robeys Tavern, Sur.
Pr HEIsKELL.
oc n eolm> A. p. HILL, Agent.