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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19
DRESSED LUMBER.
GET IT IN TIME!

HAVE for sale. a light, new and beautiful, onr-
i Horse SLEIGH. at a very reasonable price. 1t
runs SIN oothiy, and is warranted strong and per-
feet in every particular.
RICHARD H. BROWN
Charlcstown Jan s. ISS9-3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19
HARPER's FERRY TRADE.s
GLORIOUS TIDINGS!
coon NEWS FOR ALI!

N the nj idst of the political excl ement, JNo. L
L SCIIILLING continues to solicit the attention
of the Public generally, to his well sclectcd stock OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19

AIDES DRESS GOODS,
Il Another supply iust received by
October 2O. a. W. CRANER--s
DIPES, Stems and Smoking Tobacco, for sale ~
L December Y, 1868. Y ELY.
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LHRRING BUT NOBLE. Self help for Young
IL Men, who having erred desire better man
II benefited return Inc postage. Address PhIkAN-
THR OS, Box P, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

lust received a bale of New York made Com
- forts. very hcavy-ches per than can bc made at
home Fancy CounterPanes, and WHITE anGS Gray
ankcts, at Baltimore prices.
December %, Is65. J. GOLDSMITH
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-15
The Formal Opening. l..

NJ. de Lesseps, in an Official letter, says;-
''The opening of the Suez Canal has been
officially fixed for the 18th November next, the
canal, the length OF which is 1862 kilometres COS
1-1O miles,, will then through the whole distance
have eight metres (26 feet) depth of water, the
width on the line of the water will be 100 metres
(S25 feet), with the exception of three passages,
where this will be found to be 60 metres Q95
feeD.
81 may further mention that all shipping,
whether mercantile or naval, conveying passen-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-11-19
The Only Female Mason.

The Hon. Elizabeth st. Leger was
the only female who was ever initiated
into the mystery of Freemasonry. She
has had two degrees-the first and sec
ond-conferred on her. AS it may be
interesting to the general reader, we
give the story as to how Miss st. Leger
obtained this honor, promising that the
information comes from the best of
sources. Lord Doneraile, Miss st. Le-
gers father, very Jealous Mason, held
a warrant and occasionally opened lodge
at Doneraile House, his sons and some
intimate friends assisting; and it is
said that never were Masonic duties
more vigorously performed than by the
brethren of No. $50, the number of their
warrant.
1t appear that previous to the initia-
tion of gentleman to the first degree
of Masonry, Miss st. Leger, who was n
young girl, happened to be in an a.
apartment adjoining the room generally
used rs Lodge room, but whether the
young lady was there by design or
merely accident, we cannot confidently
state. The room at the time was under
going some alteration; among other
things, the wall was considerably re-
duced in one part, for the purpose of
making saloon. The young lady hav-
ing heard the voices Of Freemasons, and
being melted by the curiosity natural
to all to see this mystery,so long and so
secretly locked up from The public view,
had the courage to pick II brick from
the wall with her scissors, and thus
witness the two first steps of the cere.
mony.
Curiosity gratifled, fear at once took
possession of her mind, and those who
understand this passage well know what
the feeling Of any person must be who
could unlawfully behold the ceremony
let them judge what were the feelings
of young girl under such extraordi.
nary circumstances. There was nc
mode of escape, except through the
very room where the concluding part OF
the second step was still being solemn
lied at the far end, and the room very
large one. Miss st. Leger had resolu-
tion enough to attempt her escape that
way, and with light bu: trembling STEPS
glided along unObserved, laid her hand
on the handle of the door and opened
it, but before her stood, to her dismay
a grim tyler with his long sword un-
sheathed.
a shrek that passed through the
apartments alarmed the members of the
lodge, who, all rushing to the door, and
finding that Miss st. Lcgcr had been in
the room during the ceremony, resolved
it is said, in the paroxysm of their rage
to put the fair spectatress to death; but
at the moving and earnest supplicatior
of her youngest brother, her life wa.
spared, on condition of her goinl
through the two remaining steps of tn,
solemn ceremony she had unlawful,
witnessed. This she consented to, anC
they conducted the beautiful and terri
fed young lady through those trial
which are sometimes more than enough
Tor masculine resolution, little thinking
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that they were taking into the bosom
Of their craft member that would re-
fleet lustre on the annals of Masonry.
Miss st. Leger was a cousin to Cen
eral Anthony st. Leger, who instituted
the interesting race, and celebrated
Doncaster st. Leger stakes. Eventually
she married Richard Aldworth, Esq,
of Newmarket, member of highly
honorable and ancient family. When
ever benefit was given at any of the
theatres in Dublin or Cork, for the Ma
sonic Female Orphan Asylum, Mrs.
Aldworth walked at the head of the
Freemasons, with her apron and other
insignia of Freemasonry, and sat in the
front row Of the stage box. The house
was always crowded on these occasions,
The portrait OF this estimable woman
is in the Lodge room of almost every
Lodge in Ireland.
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PUTTING UP STOYEs.-The ceremony
Of this great veXation" of the season
is so well described by Mark Twain
who has been through it-that we glad
ly reproduce the description, at the
same time commenting its truthfulness
and appropriateness. The lords of the
household, upon whom the unpleasant
duty annually devolves, will find here
pen picture just SoOted to their case.
But for Twain's own words: "In conse-
quencc Of the arrival of cold weather
once more, about these days there is a
universal putting up of stoves, prepar-
atory Tor the winter campaign, and un-
doubtedly a great deal of profanity il
INDUCED in. One who has considerable
experience in the work of putting up
stoves, says, the first step to be taken is
TO put on u very old and ragged coat,
under the impression that when he gets
his IN outh full of plaster it will keeI
his shirt bosom clean. Next he gets
his hands inside the place where the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-11-19

oi b' - iNhhAs'"lpNs
See the child of sorrow,
With faco so sad and wan,
Comfort try to borrow
When hope is almost gone!
Friends seek in vain to cheer
The soul, for worldly joys
And all the rounds of pleasure here,
Are less than children's toys!
Mlrth cannot ease the mind,
Nor levity supply
That aching void the soul will find
When those we love must die!
Earths pleasures, false and true,
Have passd away and fled;
Weary hearts-not a few,
Mourn DER the silent dead!
We witness here one cause
Ofblindness in poor man,
Gods high and holy laws
Evade the mortal scan!
The Bible tells of love-
Which bids the soul arise,
Pointing to realms above,
And rest beyond tho skies!
No drunkards enter there,
For God has SO declar'd--
Except repentance, faith and prayer
Have first the man prepared
There is n balm to ease the heart,
In full abundant store,
Which saves from vice, and sin, and smart
And heals forcvermorel
Then stop and think, mnid your mlrth,
How glory may DEPART
The strong are how'd to earth,
And indurate i'll heart
Dash the red siren cup
ofruin, at once. from thy lips,
Or night may mantle up
In the spirits apocalypse!
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
BLOOMsnURG, COLUMBIA CO., PA,

The undersigned having purchased THIS we'll
known and central y-located house, the Exchange
Hotel, situate on MAIN STREET, IN Bloomsbury
immediately opposite the Columbia county Court
House, respectfully inform their friends aud the
public in general that their house is now in order
iOr the reception and Entertainment OF travellers
who may be disposed to favor II with their GUS
tom. They have spared no expense In preparing
the Exchange for the entertainment oftheirguests u
neither shall there be anything wanting on lhelI
part to minister to their personal comfort. They
house is spacious, and enjoys AN excellent busi'
ness location.
Omnibuses run at all times between the Ex,
change Hotel and the various railroad depots, by
which travellers will be pleasantly conveyed tC
and from the respective stations N due time tt
meet the cars. 80 hOONS q CLARK,
Bloomsbury, April 5, 1868.
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Original 9ortru.
A Lovers Confidence.

They ask me II do not fear
Some one Will stea thy heart,
Some one who loves not half so DEAR
But loves with more OF art7
They ask me II still believe
Thy bosom beats for me:
They ask If maIdens ne'er deceive,
And what should hinder thee?
smile when thus they question me,
Though all their wit combine;
know gave my heart to thee,
Aud that thou gav'st me thine.
We love but once and though we part
From all we hold most dear;
Believe me, still in age, the heart
Tho loved one will revere!
MoNrAGU.
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HOTELS, &C.
L'ORK'S HOTEL,
GEORGE W. MAUGER, Proprietor
COL U Nj b | A ii o u S L,

BERNA NER.
nAvISG lately purchased and ntted up the
well-knowu Robson Hotel Property, located q
PEW DOORS ABOVE TlIE COURT HoUsR,
uu lhe same side OF the street in the town of
BiuDmsburg; and having obtained license for
the same as
Il T. S II A u II A n r,
the Proprietor has determined to give to the pco
pie visiting the town on business or pleasure,
LITTLE MORE ROOM.
HIS stuhlins also Is extensive, ana II iittcd up
to put huggies and carriages In the dry. lie prom.
ises that every thing about his she'll
be conducted IN AN orderly and lawful manner; r;
and he respectfully solicts share OF the public
| atrOnage. llnST6-bm.
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TVnE LITTLE WONDER SEWING
j MACHINE, PRICE, S3
IL makes the elastic lock stitch; II scws rs well
as any mach inc IN the market "a child can use
n, IA rcuuircS no instructions; IL makes no nOsc
ID does not get out Of ORDER 1t can be carried in
the pocket; II makes an elegant present.
" fINIoN SEWING MACHINE COHPANI.
Nov II 20 3m. 2ji Broadway, n, y.
Agents Wanted.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

One square, ten lines or its equiva-
lent In nonpareil type) one or two inser.
tions, $3.50; three insertions, $500.
~ GM. lY.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-11-19

The PRINTER.-The master of all
trades. He beats the carpenter with
his rale, and the mason in setting tall
eolaDsnsj he surpasses the lawyer in at
tending to his case, and beats the par
son in the management Of the derU.
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EXecutOr's or ADMINISTRATORS NOtlce,
$500; Auditors or Assignee's Notice,
$3.50.
Local Notices, twenty cents line
by the year ten cents.
Cards in the DIRECTORY" column,
$500 per year for the first two lines,
and 90 for each additional line.
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AN ESTgRPRIslNG REroRTER.-The Ne

AN ESTERPRIsIHG REroRTER.-The New
York Sun tells this story:
Some years ago "the New York newspa-
pers had correspondents with the Prince OF
Wales's party 1T Il great ball in Montreal, and
the HtrdM man, having determined to out
general his contemporaries, engaged the wires
early in the evening; but, TO hold them, he
must keep the telegraphers busy. So he put
the Book of Genesis on the operators desk
and babe him telegraph until further orders
The correspondent went to the great ball
made his report, and returned to the telegraph
Office ut about a. M. when, sliding his re-
port i'll over the Bible, he instructed the ope-
rator TO keep right on His brethren of the
press waited and swore, and cursed and wal ed
until "a o'clock, when-the Herdid correspond.
ent's dispatch having been completed, and il
being then too late for the Tribune, Times, and
San spondenLs-the NerdM man naiyely
said, Gentlemen, the telegraph is yours"
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

~ IN MECRLENBURG COUNTY, Fh.-By
virtue Of 4 decree Of the Circuit Court OF Meek
lenhurg county Va. rendered on the 7th day OF
APRIL 1863 In the suit OF Jones administrator, u.s.
Alexander. l AL. on FRIDAY the 18th day Of
May. 1853, sell upon the premises 20 the highest bid
der at public auction. the TRACT OF LA Nd
owned by James L. Alexander. known as Jack
sons" Is Ing upon the waters OF CCxc'G creek In
the said county. containing ONE THOUSAND
THIRTY-THREE AND HALF ACRES: and
also at the same time and place, two other SMALL
TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND owned ny
the said Aexander-onc Of TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTEEN ACRES known as Burnett 4, ;"
and the other. containing about FIFTY ACkES,
known rs the " Mine Woods Tract TheSclsnds
are regarded as exceedingly valuable and desira-
BILE, and well adaptedto the growth Of all the usual
products OF the country.
An accurate description or them is deemed m
necessary as 1t Is presumed that persons desiring
to purchase will examine and judge OF them for
themselves They lie co tiguouS 10 the large body
Of land Of Mark ALEXANDER. Sr. advertised To be
sold ON the Goth and 9TH Of May. The "dacAsonn
place has upon 1t comfortable dwelling house
and all nee, ssary out buildings. Possession 70 he
delivered on the lst day OF January. i57o with The
privilege TO the purchaser or seeding Nhea. crop.
TERMS OF SALE: Cne-thiri OF The purchase mo-
ney TO be paid In cash and as to the residue thereof
a credit OF six. twelve, and eighteen onlhs the
purchaser 70 execute bonds for the deferred pay
ments, carrying interest from the day OF ssle and
the title TO be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money is paid.
apc7-2ot Boydton, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-15

There are two things" says the German
philosopher, THAT strike me dumb-thn
starry firmament palpably Infinitely and ihn
sense OF right and wrong in man."
Victor HuGo's novel is made 4 butt bv his
enemies so far as is possible. Some one is nov,
writing burleSquc upon it entitled "Le Siuo,
Ta Peure, or, THE Monkey who Weeps."
The last case of imebriety A person was
heard energetically declaring his fixed purpose
10 take his girl TO see the picture of Gross
inston Washing the Delaware! r."
Plus the Ninth is employing IN italian it,
hTdfstr for the purpose Of writing remnis-
cences from his early life. The Pope dictates
10 MIN often for three or four hours daily.
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FOE RENT.

TWFTTING3 FOR rem T.-For@
,ent rOUR-sTORY BRICK DIV ELL. WA
ia on Eighteenth between Btoaa anu " r
stress. containing nine rooms Si'che"' "''
"i;n gas n ana s NIX DWELLING corner seventh
snd FRANKLIN streets. containing SIX rooms &C.
wi Enr gas rtn an" TTWSot.sToRy BRICK DWELLING
On = wenty. fourth be- ween Broad and Marshai
stroe,s containing six rooms. &c.
FOR rent, 4 Wt,-sTURY FkAa Mt DWELLING
corner Twcn,y-cighth and Leigh streets, contain :
log Ave rooms; kitchen, &C.. with garden at
'" sor rent. Twc-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
on -n,y-ff, Il near Leigh street. containing n'e
re Tor ie Eeh W " FRAME DWELLING
on Twenty third between Leigh ana streets
"F Fnr "I rent ,po Nv STORY FRAME COTTs GE
on Mayo near Franklin street, with five room7
&c: o sropv ppIrE rySrnvST
on Franklin between Ninc,ccn,h ard Twentieth
streets, contaiairg seven rooms. NC.
FOR rent, TwU-5TOKY BRICK co ,TAGE on
Mayo near Broad street, containing SIX rooms {;
SI For 'r"I rent. THREE-sToRY BRTCK DWELL
ING corner Monroe and Grace s,7,c.s. contain
IN" For ErSi rsn nj: TSHiREF-sToRv ERICK DWELL
ING On Grace between dtms and Jefferson
For rent Small Raft X DWh LING on
Fourth street. Candles Rili, containing five
FOR For tent. sMATi, FRAME TENEMFNT cor
nsr FIT, cnth and Poplar streets with four rooms
&c.
Ltrgc and desirable STORE No. 10 Fifteenth
street recently coupled by l.. Power.
BRIO sTUkf, with DWELLING attached,
corner wSnty- second ana Main streets.
BRICK STORE No. 1919 corner Main ana Fit
tccnth streets sn!ted fOra drug business.
H.l X STORE on Fightc' nth between naln
and franklil streets, suited for grocery pusl-
ness.
BRICK STORE On The north Size or Main be-
tween Twenty ii st and 9wenty-.ccond streets
with ID DWELLING attached
All OF the above properly VIII be rented reason
LYME & BR0T HER,
Real Estate Auctit neers, 1889 Main street.
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g ERVlCE AFLOAT.
~ BY ADMIRAL sEHMES
Late OF the Confederate Stat Nayy).

The above IS the title OF book IF over 200 pages,
gotten up In mngnfcent style. beautlfuiiy fLl,'S
trGted. and decidedly The mo. / iutcr.stluK book
published In this country since the war. 1t gives
a full description OF Admiral SEMasS's services
from his withdrawal from the Federal navy 10 the
close OF the war. embracing the operations or the
Sumter and iidbdmh
! he thread OF the war on the land has not been
lost sight of, but has teen Skilfu,iy interviewer
with the SEA NARRATIVE.
II is bound In the following styles:
In extra cloth, full git back and side stamp, IS
IN llbrary style, full sheep Ct
In hNf Turkey morocco s.
In half Russia, fun gilt 7 &c
In half calf, IN | gilt rs
hose persons who have net been called up"
By the agent can see the book al The store OF "
ID BLAIn & Co., corner Main aud Siutn street,
Parties at distance wishing II csn get II by NAL
or hNrREsS, rRsE or postage %. fc,i Shs, by scnc
Ing tie pr e rs above DT mail to
kORERr Il. TAYLOR,
late of the State udtor's Office, publisher /:
also General travelling gent or tic AriiUg on
insu ance Company.
Persons ordering the book by mail Will PEI
direct 10 the publisher 10 pJSt-olice box est.
IN G -pO1oW
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AND SALE.-By virtue of a decree O

AMI oALE.-Dy virtue or decree or
~ the Circuit Court for Mecklenburg county
rendered in the suit OF Eoyster, &c. rs Locke,' )
executor, &c, AT the prl term. 1859, we will sel
on The premises to the highest bidder on NJ IN
DAY The as. day e May, 1880 that valuable
TaACT OF LAhDl lying on B!ue;,one creek in
sa'd county, belonging TO the csts'e Of Royal
Lockeit, Sr., deceased, containing 6sI ACRES
leo aces Of which Is excellent creek low grounds
and The upland rs productive IS any 1T 'hs county,
Win q lalr proportion In original forest.
The improvements consist OF conmodous
dwciing.house, with all necessary out. ho;is,s. IN
good repair.
This land lies about twe've miles distant from
Islco't's station, on the Richmond snd Danvil.c
railroad. Sir. heyal Loukett, Jr., who lives on
the premises. viii take pleasure In showing II
to any one wishing TO purchase.
TERMS: ne third cash; the residue upon =
credit or nine and eighteen months, the purchaser
to give bonds for The deferred payments, carrying
In crest from the day OF sale. aud the title 10 be re-
tanned until all the pur base IN 7aey Is paid.
Possession II be given the Ist day OF January,
1870. X. X. HARhI5, Clarksyille, Va.
GEORGE B. FINCH, Boydton, Va,
my got Commissioners.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RlCHMOND.-By order Of the United States Di-
trict Court for the District of Virginia In the mat
ter OF (. i. Townsend, bankrupt, We will sell Al
public auction on the promises, on MONDAY,
til OF May, 1869, at O'Clock L. NJ, If fair. II not
The next fair cay that vaiuab'e lot of LAND
with the large BRICK ND " OGDEN DIV ELL
ING, With thirteen room. thereon occupied by
said Townsend. fronting on the east side of COL
lege between Broad and Marshall stress 7o3 feet,
and running back between parallel lines IL! feet TO
Lafayette avenue, twenty feet wide.
TERMS: One-tbird cash balance at six and
twelve months for Negotiable notes, Interest added
and tile retained.
This sale will be peremptory, at the risk and cost
of thu purchaser at former sale, who failed to
comply with the terms
ANDREW huTHEEGLEN, Assignee.
JhMrS l.. APP ERSuN, Trustee.
j. l.. APPERSOS, Salesman. my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-15

The editor Of the Roanoke Nstos wants TO take
us by the coat. collar. That would be an at
tack OF the malignant -collarer. If we should
collar him, then We should be the hOy. c0uurer.
RGleigh Standard.
The Roanoke Ne'cS man is constantly talking
about "ltckasses.' A man who has the length
ot lylears he has should know better-Rui.iM
Standard.
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BY RlcharuSon N Co,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers
lll3 Main street.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-.

A VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-.
"A DENCE FOR sALE.-We are Instructed IN
sell valuable suburban RFSlNEhCE, one mllr
west of the city limits, consulting OF large ard
sub tantially bpi,t BRICK ID M LING. contain
Ing eleven rooms, all necessary houses In gor
rcpair and tcvcnty.thrcc acres or hgh'y-Im-
proycd land, with small orchard having L SOUTH
crn front on the Westhtm plank-road, and run.
ming northwardly, or an obloug shape, between
naralel lines. aud confronting the terminus OF the
Grove road al the continuation OF Grace street,
and 4; susceptible OF being divided into three
equal tracts, each having two fronts.
i his property Is offered at a very low price and
rs n place OF residence, or Investment, il IN
surpassed by any thing around Richmond.
RICHARD|bN K co,
,nylo-4t lllI Main street.
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COOKS AND STATIONERY.

7 WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER
D STATIONER, and NEWSDEALER. L.
main street has Oh hand lar,c and well selcclc
sto.kof
SCHOOL and MIsCELLAEECU3 BOOK
ENVELOPES,
PAfEE,
INKS,
PES,
PENCILS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c, &c,
whi,h viii be sold very cheap for cash.
also. on hand. ali or The leading Newspapers,
Periodicals, NsgaZIn,s, &C., OF tie day.
New Novels always received, as coon MS Issue
by the publishers. my 10
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
THAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VAIL


THAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALU-
4 ABLE FARM OF SIS ACRES C,LLED
"OAKLANnr ON THE EASrLINE or IHS
Ri HMnND ANU FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ROAD, ELEVEN MILES NUkTH OF ElCH-
hOED FOR SALE At hUCTIDE.-ht the re-
guest OF Mr.. lillian Taylor, shall Sc, at anc-
May 1902 At IL o cc ok NJ, his most beautiful, at
irlctive and valuable FARM. located as above:
called "Oaksnd,'' containing 5l3 ACRES, Il
which about thrce-f ui tbs are OPEN land. In fine
heart producing wheat, corn. and the grasses
balance in wood and timber sufficient for the use
OF the place. On this farm there Is large DWELL
Ing and the usual Outhousc;, embracing every
buildrg needed on u frst-class farm. The open
land has been judciously cultivated for many
wears and Is III trst-rxtc condition. The location
Is Il handsome one. and being bounded by the rail-
read has peculiar advantages to persons desirous
Of par. haSing 4 good fsta'c TO reside on perma-
rentlc, or for summer residence for gentle III IN
doing business in Richmond. I here Is 4 handsome
grove If trees around the house, and young
orchard Of fne fruit.
Full possession given at the ED or the year, and
partial possession In time to seed wheat.
TERMS : Onc.fOurth cash: balance al SIN,
twelve and eigh cen months for negotiable notes,
Interest added, sccu:ed by trust decd
,nv 10 w CDDDlN. kuc! ioneer.