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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-03-12

use the avails Of their own labor for
their own benefit Surely there
needs no argument on 80 simple a
question ofjustice. Ifa female teach
er or seamstress performs the same
amount of labor, in the same time,
and equally as well as male, should
she not receive equal compensation. |
Cato said of his countrymen, "the
Romans govern the world, but it is
the women that govern the Romans.
The discovery of this continent tes-
tifies to the political infiuenc. of
women. Who favored the bold
genius of Columbus +? Do you say
Ferdinand, of Spain / answer, Isa-
bella prompted her partner to the
patronage he so reluctantly bestowed.
Her influence unexerted, the Genoese
mariner had never won the laurel
hat now graces his brow. Will you ,
low leave this all-potent being illit-
rate; to rear sons debssed by ig-
lorance and whiskey, and become s
lupes of the demagogue. To leave &
Ter uncultivated, a victim to lgno-
ance, prejudice and the vices they
ntail, is to take home to our bosoms
brood of vipers, that will intiict 4
angs sharper than death. know /,
ot what is in the future, but 1 do +,
now that the world is moving. E
In discussing the right of female c
uffrage, it may be well to stop and t
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-26
JAMES RIVER MANIPULATED
CIT n NJ

Ii Z undersigned again Offers to
4 the farmers of Virginia and North
Carolina, these well known prepare ions ;
and had any thing been wanting to establish
their peculiar superiority, rs wheat fertiiiz-
erS, 1t has been found IN the result OF tue re-
cent harvest--in many eases bringing up Che
yield, ON thin lands, to from ID TO - bushels
ler acre.
They contain Peruvian and Phosphate
(Nevassa) Guano, the latter nnely reduced
on burr millstones, and are combined in tho
following proportions, viz:
Regular preparation of 1000 lbs Peruvian
and ,00O lbs. NeYassa to the ton OF 1000 lbs
$40.
Special Preparation of l,3331bs. Peruvian
and 667 lbs. OF Nevassa to the ton OF 1000 lbs
$50
Ground Peruvian Guano made ready for
the drill by grinding in its dryest state, the
pure Peruyian-to be procured, prepared in
this manner, no where else in the United
states SIS.
Orders solicited for the above.
+. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
Richmond September II, lS60,-3t.
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EsDne Fiour. EsOnc Dust.
FOR &AEsEi.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.

WINTER SEED WIFE AT.
And other FARM SEEDS, from DIErz's Tx
PGETNcNrAb FARM, Cham6eisburg, Pa
N!EiiL'S and Boughton BeardleSs /;
- Weeks and Trea iwell's Bearded White
Wheats; French White and Red Chaff; Pur
pie ) raw Bearded led Mediterranean, and
German Amber Heardless, are the best, ear
lest hardest ana most productive Wneats
vafion. price s. per busheL. 3 p5ands Of
any kind by mail, post paid for 81. Twenty
heads OF different varieties sent post paid, for
vi. Twenty other varies OF Wheat, BARLEY
and Oats, Of iast years importation. See
Delz's Experimental Farm journal; send
and subscribe for 1t; only II 80 per year; the
most useful Journal printed. Address
GEORGE n. DEITZ,
Aug ust -, ls69.-lm, Johannesburg, Pa
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8eal Gtia Sfitt.

>>>>>,s-- $780, ,,S -, ->.;>ss1----
JOEL MILLER. "A. Ho4xINs
FEES1BaOET lame. AGENCY.
MILLER u HOPKINS,
IdCESCED REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
CULPEPER q. H.. VA.
BRANCH OEFTCE:-Bagby e. ssSeer,
ORANGE c. H.. VA.
MIR a. HOPKINS, has this day FORM
AA cd u partnership with joel Miller. (tbe
former Sole proprietor OF the Piedm 1 nd
Agency ut Culdepcr Court Houso,) under lae
name and style Of Miller * Hopkins
This firm VIII devote all their ener!ies 10
tile development vi this section by tie rajs
OF lands, believing that 10 be tho only man
ner in which H~ospeTity Will be assured 4,
us, and while heir own interest is Certainty
in view they eli we that interest dependn
upon the zen, ell prosperity of the eoiintTy
and promise t.-It It's development shall Ia
paramount in Inc exercise of their infiu.
tance and energies. our object is not tempo
rary success, but we hope by a side system
OF advertising and correspondence to build Up
an office, that Will not only be of ad vantage
70 us, but TO the country generally. We in
tend to visit the North with statistics and
endorsements and canvass the farming re.
gIons. We shall publish letters and iIfor-
nation in regard to he country, not only In
the country pap9r of the North but in the
Leading city Journals. We will very soon
complete arrangements TO have the country
visited by leading journalists, by scientific
anu pitNlltul WHO VIII 1lu In
bringing into notice most prominently our
section.
We have seen the rapid prosperity of
grass country over all other sections and wa
know from location, soil and climate, this
particular section is destined to be thIckly
settled and highly prosperous. IL shall be
our effort 10 hasten that day. All that We
ask is that lands for sale shall be registered
at our office, with accurate descriptions. We
will visit each place SO registered in order
that we may be able to represent 1t fully 70
our customers.
We invite all persons who desire to sell. IN
call on us, examine our correspondence and
lnlilty odo so. Seeour terms, and COMPARE
Persons desirous of having their farms
placed in our hands. can have the same ~.
20 by calling AT the Office OF The Ma.
tive Virgnian.
MILLER & HOPKINS.
once Waverley Hotel, CuIpeper c. IL, v
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NrW GnnE>S

VIiE undersigned have inst roceivc'l a
4 fresh supply ofpnre Drugs and chemical
Dye SUITS, Flavoring Extracts Spices, pure
and reliable, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures,
Lanterns and the latest improvements in
Burners. We would also invite attention TO
our supply of German and American Co.
lognes and Extracts, Toilet Soaps, Hair aud
Tooth brushes. fine Dressing and PCckt t
Combs, Pocket Kniyes, Scissors, &c stat iop-
en-. embracing Cap, Letter and Note Fan L,
Envelo YES. Pens, Pencils, Pencil Points, Pre-
tectors and Inks.
IL. D. TALTAFERRO < SON.
SeptemhnT' Is SIS.
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APPROPRIATENESS Tho old pulpit In st.
Themes church i'm this village has
been replaced by modern reading
desk and other improvements, which
add immensely to the appearance OF the
Interior.
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WATER, rhinestone water is good--
you m-et.witil nothing else from Salem,
Va. TO Nashville, tenn. Bur fr~est0ne
Is better, and We are glad to get back 10
1t, Orange water r<ches further and
goes deeper than any water we know,
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a;Iisfe.Iaaeous sldvsrtissmeht

RiCHM0NDAND PETERSBURG Il. h.
ON and after Monday. a pril l.. 1862
~ the trains on this road viii leave as fol-
lows:
Leave Richmond at 4 p IN. aud 2.35 p. III.
Leave Petersburg al 9.59 a. IN. and $50 p. m
Accommodation Train with passenger car
attached, VIII leave Richmond daily at p.
~, aud Petersburg daily at $40 n. ia. t5un-
days exeepJeds)
The a. III, train viii not leave Richmond
on sundays, and The $50 p. IN. train will not
leave Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the l. p.
M: train, running through daily.
baggage cheekep through.
Ihe passenger coach attached to the coal
train Will leave Clover Hin at 7 a. In', and re-
61ufhlng, leave Richmond at 2,40 p. IN. on
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
THOMAS IL. WYN NE,
may !, 1853. superintendent
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CHURCH. walls OF the new Meth
o list church in Gord,n.y,lle are half
way mp, and the Masons (who are 10
have line hall in tic upper story and
the congregation are pressing forward
10 an early completion.
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DISTURBANCES AT BROWNSVILLE. ---A An
inso,cnt negro had tn be driven
of the platform at g ordonsyillc q few
days ago, made fight. aud would have
been seriously injured but Tor tile in
tsrference Of TIE very gentleman whom
he struck.
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MIGHT TRAIN. file first traid from
Washington tn Eieh:nond went through
last night. Az ihis train connacts ut
Richmond with both the Danyille and
the Petersburg roads, it will b. pretty
s0re TO do good business. besides be-
ing great accomm )datiou to the local
Gravel.
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APPLIES. Mr E benczer Goss OF this
county made this year $500 from the
sale OF apples. Parties from the North
paid him 81 per barrel for 1900 ban reis
81 pippins. Orange may dl pute the
palm with any county in the State in
she production not only ofapples but Of
other traits as well.
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CoLr CLuB. Read the account In an
other column OF the Uppsrville Colt
Club, which We take from the Warren-
ton Index. Why can't we have such a
club In this county? What has become
OF the Gordonsvilir Horse Fair.
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DOTY's WASHING MACHINE.
LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.

TMPROVED with Rowell'S Patent
l. Double Cog-wheels, and the Patent Stop,
are now unquestionably far superior to any
apparatus for washing clothes ever invented,
and Will save their cost twice {; year, by saw
ing labor and clothes,
Those VINO have used them give testimony
~ follows:
1--WE like our machine much; could not be
pursuaded to do without IL, and with the aid
of Doty, we feel that we are masters of the
position Rer. L. Scot, bishop ". h. Church
ut Is worth one dollar week in any iami-
ly.-N. Y. Tribune.
In the laundry ofmy house there is q per-
petual Thanksgiving ON Mondays for the in
Vention. '-Rec. IHeOd0re l.. CuyLer.
Every week has gwen it stronger hold
upon the affections OF the inmates of the
laun Try. ~. Y. Observer.
II heartily commend IL to economists of
time, money, ana contentment. '-IieU. Dr.
BeitOies
"FRIEND DoTY-Your last improvement of
your washing Machine is complete sue
cess. | assure you "our Machinri after II
years use, Is thought more of to-day than
ever, aud would not be parted with under
any circumstances. ''-S0i0H Robinson.
Your Washing Ma shine has been in daily
use III our laundry, and the housekceper eX-
presses herself as highly pleased with it. It
certainly accOmpiisheS II 81 eater amount of
work, with less labor. and does OF Wear the
clothes near so much as the old-flshioned
WasiI-b1ard, By using it, one laundress is
dispensed with ~ ~. " +. Round, &toor-
d!teadeH Of I,tJan Department Of 81. C,ttild-
riie'S Nursery, ". \. Guy.
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InteriOr.

SoLp.--Mr. VIM. Henry Chapman of
thls plaee sold last week his house adj
Joining Mrs. Fry's to Miss B2lch for
e2.50o. Mr.. C., will proceed at once to
build on his vacant lot opposite the de-
not
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PEPPERMINT. IAN interior county OF
New York realized this year 100000
from the sale ofpeppermint. Can't We
rslse peppermint in Virginia.
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fAxD Agents.. M essrs. Ely and Muir
rag, who figured extensively in tlese
parts some monthe IS land buyers, have
played oat. leaving board bills and 9TH
pr pleasant reminders Of their visit. -
Fher appearance indicated anything
but abundant fluds, yet some OF our too
confiding people trusted them. We
hope this will Is lesson for the flu
ture. First know your man, then sell
yonr iaul OF Get him to act as your
Sgcnt.
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pMFCEs.--A Fair ORer,

Send the retail price, Washer 81, Extra
Wr.ngar 50, and we Will forward either or
both machines free of freight, to places
where no one is selling: and SO sure are we
that they will be liked, that we ag. &c to re-
fund the money If any one wishes to return
the machine free OF freight, after month S
trial, according to directions.
n o husband, father or brother should per-
nit the drudgery OF washing with the hands,
hfty-tWo days in n year, when IL can be done
better, more expeditiously, with less labor,
and no injury to the garments. by a noty
Clothes Washer and Universal Wringer.
Canvassers with exclusive right of sale
make money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made.
X. G. BROWNI NG, Gen. Agent,
30 Cortland ST., New York.
August %, ls69-rm.
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UNEQUALLED INDUCEMENTS !
GET UP YOUR CLUBS FOR 1901
PETERSON,S EEAGAZENE.

THE CHEAPEST AND BERT OF THE MONTHLIES
TO every person getting up a club for
L PetersOn's Magazine, we will send gratis,
a copy of our premium Mezzotint for franz
ing (Silt 70 Inches Oy 40 IT is called "Our
Father W no art IN Heaven" and Is the most
elegant engraving ever offered. TO persons
getting y ilrse clubs, an extra copy OF the
MugiLLIne viii DC sent in addition and IL is
as easy TO get up II large club for Peterson az
a small one for other Magazines. But see
the terms below
Petersan's Magazine gives more for the
money, and OF better quality, than any
oLhef. IL contains every year nearly 100
pages, ii steel plates, ~ double-sized man.
lnotn colored steel fashion plates, and about
10Y wood engravlngs-and all OF this for on
~ TWO Dollars year, Or a collar less than
Magazines OF lis class. 1t is, therefore, en-
pnatlcally
TIE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES.
In addition to the usual number OF short
er stories, there viii DC given IN 1870, at least
I'VE original copyrighted Novelels viz:
TIE PRISONER or THE B-lSYILE
~ 1IrS. Am s. stephens.
THE .sECAtkT AT BAHFR1h'S HOLM5,
By fiis. Jane e.. dustin.
kAIifLEiIN7,S LOFE SYDRT
81 tts tt;t..0' d ''Isutuk 81. Lauilcsios
AN EN&HYiS AEF'hNGE.
By hte author Of" The Second Life"
HOW iI ENDED,
By Ffdak Lee Beiiedict.
In the number and beruty OF its ilIustra-
tons also, Pete son is unfiNalled. The PUB
Usher challenges com parIson between its
STEEL AND MFtzZOTINr ENGRAVINGS
and those of other Magazines. and one steel
engraving at least ia each number.
MAMMOTH CULUkED FASHION PLATES
i+acn number has supurb double. size
colored Fashion plate.
CoLORED PATTERNS IN EMBROIDERY
CROCHET, etc.
RECEIPTS F0K COOKING,
THE TOILETTE, SICK ROOM, etc.
New and fashionable Music in every num-
Der. Also, Hints on Horticulture, Eques-
trlanisin, and other matters Interesting to
ladies.
TERSiS.-AlSy Ia Advance.
One copy, for one year, 81; 2 copies, year
81; copies, tor year, So; copies, Ion yea
~ D copies year, and to getter up OF cu
-; . copies one year, and l TO getter apo
cluD, az; IA copies one year, ana to get ter
up OF club, so; Is copies one year, and to
SetteT up OF cub. SD.
specimen copies send gratis, to those wish
ing to get upn club.
Address, Post paid,
I CHARLES =. PETERSON,
No. 3J6 Chestnut.oIr tet, Philadelphia, Pa.
October H.. tsjJ
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Liberty Mills, Va. February T. lSGJ.
DAnnoURsyILLE, VA, January o, 1860.

-'S~ As'' A'4A-A-j ~ "s'iAesi'y ., AoOJs
] take great pleasure in recommending to
the farmers of Virginia the Implements con-
Structed by a, +. It9utt y Co, Mr.. ROult is
my countyman and noighbpr and | have
lad ample opportunity OF ties ting his skill Us
a mechanic, and nis unttrinS energy in his
with well-constructed and etitdent iInpie-
lnentS. il. JOHNSON HARBOUR
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cARPEyrERING HOUSE BU1LDI G


AND UNDERTAKING.
TIE undersigned ucsiles to announce
Il to the public of Orange and the adjoining
counties that hc has resumed his former ct,,,-
ing, for which he was trained 10y years OF
study and practical experience and is now
prepared to do all kinds OF
CARPENTER WORK, HOUSE BUILD
INC AND MIL CfEdRING.
I will contract for Public and Private DUrell-
tagS, furnish Designs md lHo1lclS, and perform
all the duties required OF inexperienced and
skilled architect.
Persons desiring to construct, repair or m
rove MILLS of any description, will do well
to call on me, as l am particularly acquaint-
ed with that branch of my business. viii
also do the work ofaR
UNDERT1E
and supply C0FFiNsS of of such patternsand
prices as may be desired By either the wealthy
or the poor.
All work shall be done promptly, neutIy,
fIittfltliV and in a tCOrkmgil-tIfe manner as
shah employ none but the best hands
In community where have been so long
and trust so well known, 1t is not necessa-
nv that | should give u SPECIAL reference or
recommendations ! refor TO the work here
toiore done 10y me, and all | ask is Il IA
share of the patronage Of lay friends anu
neiEnb0IS. 4. J. pE.ITON.
August I, 1868
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1&3 0RAEGE c. H:4g9
KIDAY MORNING ,a;NovEMBER %, 1869.
LOCAL NEWS.

TvISs. acute cases have oc-
curr,d In Orange within the last month,
and all epidemic Is feared.
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pIEDMO NTAND AKLlNG ITO
LIFE NSl RANCE COIANI.
Nfsicc:--Eic;,,,,,

Is0hae efsscc :-~ksacIsn0HG, va.
w. C. DARLINGTON, President.
d. J. HARfSO0k, Secretary.
Assets ard Investments, SI,5OO,OO0.
ENSURES on all the most approved
plans. us policies are non FORGETTING.
II divides S712 per cent. of profits among
policy holders.
1t declares dividends at the end OF second
year.
l receives premiums all in cash, or in half
loan, or one third loan, as applicants may
prefer.
1t allows quarterly or semi-annual pay
ments of cash part of premium.
1t accepts no security for the money II in
vests except real estate FIRST lien.
No stocks nor government securities will,
be received BY 1t as security for debt.
It is differed and managed by gentlemen
born and bred III the South. of good charac-
ter amongst their own people for financial
ability and for fidelity to their trusts; and
the premiums paid into this Company Will
not go to increase the wealth of the North,
but Will be used within our own limits and
VIII relieve our own Impoverished people
w. &. CARR NlfTON, President.
J. J. HOPKINS, Secretary,
c. IL. PERRow, Medical Adviser.
DIRECTORS:
d. nartsook, w. y. Cabell, Z. G. Thur
mond. j. II. PEBBLES, Hudson Martin, I. p.
Fitzpatrick, William Gordon, {. a. Sehafi
ter, William =. shepherd.
REFERENCES:
Gen. Beaufe4ait, Col. -. L. turner, Juu3e
Alexander Walliorand Gen. Mason Graham,
OF Louisiana: Gen. Simon GuckDer of Lon
isyllle Gen. j. B. Hood, New orleans; Judge
X. r Mabry, Major j. II. Pratt and Ward
Taylor, Jr.. Jefferson, Texas.
Liberal commissions will be given to good
agents. Travelling agents are especially
wanted.
NINE HUNDRED Policies issued during the
nrsf eight months Of active work.
income over 81 .DI2--tl SueeesR ahead ofall
preoedent-as.d with bright prospects.
For rates OF INSURANCE call upon the i.qcGi
Agent, w. II, RON ITS,
July 81, 1858. DiaR=e Court House
]. NJ. MURPHY, Agent
GOrdonsyille Va.
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RoJTssT'5
SOUTHERN CORN PLANTER

WITH GUANO ATTACHMENT.
| y again calling the attention of this
Farmers OF Virginia and adjoining states
TO this simple yet effective implement, the
subscriber bogs leave to say that IL has been
greatly improved for the ensuing season OF
lS69. 1t is now worked by a cham band in
stead of a leather band as formerly, thereby
insurins more constant operation. By Il
very simple adjustment it VIII drop corn ut
the distances OF Is inches or 3 feet, together
with any pulverized Fertilizer.
Full printed directions accompany each
machine. He would also call attention to
ROUTT'S DOUBLE-SHONEL PLOW.
with Couterand Briar Cutting Attachments.
the latter especially adapted to any foul
lands, whether with Brlars, Slssairas or wire
Grass Also to
ROUTES DRAIN Pillow.
which completes at one operation the double
course OF the ordinary p!ow, besides saving
II great deal of hand labor.
lie has certificates OF many wcll-lS nown
farmers NoucnIug for the strength and eff
cIent action Of all THESE implements, which
viii be furnished on application.
Us the senior partner in the new concern
OF y. l.. koutt Il Co.. lie would return his
thanks To a generous public for their kind
patronage IN the past, ana pledges unreInitt-
ed e&crtiOn, to maintain ana increase that
full confidence in tiIe iulure
"A. =. R0UrT & co.
Liberty AIillS. Va February y lS,J
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NO. 81.

a House and Lot Mt Orangs c. II. The los
contains about ~ half acre of ground tho
house is n two story brick dwelling, with
two rooms on the first, and three ON tho
second floor. and an excellent basement di-
ming room, with CLOSET and dairy room at.
tached. The kitchen IL of hriclS with four
rooms. \ welloffine water iswith In twenty
:eetOfthe house. 16iist, .ii I;usSitry out DulAl
ings. All OF which are i'll good order.
Price S}JJJy otge-h hail Cash, balaaee In and
i2 inUirtns,
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"- SALES. Dr.. ". :. Grsmcs has sold
ibis handsome ll0u4e and lot in Gordon
syile to W. W. Scott. Esq., for 81, i0J.'
decided bargain. Mr.. w. II. Snyder
al the .<ds ms Express Company has
sold receally three houses and lots ia
Gordo;.svillc-- one TO Il. s. Smit'ters
Tor sl,6,i ore TO y. N. Murphy for
800; aud one, to Phitip Beekham tor
500. By making hjs terlus easy. Mr..
-,nyder Is setting good example and
encouraging people to make Gosdoas-
vile their a3:.it.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
NO. II.

Farm in Orange County, miles cast OF tho
Court House. miles rom Rapldan station.
Fredericksburg aud Charlottesville Kail-
road, same from Orange and Fredcricksburg
Plankroad, containing 40 acres, 500 cleared
WIN loO rlch low grounds, soil 9malgam OF
gray and red, producing finely all of line CO.
reals ana grass. 1t Is located in the celebrat-
a ad Limestone , valley, plenty OF limestone can
oe procured upon 1t TO advantage; apple
some ilaine, Well located, commanding a
view not only of the farm but IL thickly Set
tied neighborhood. The place can he easily
divided INTO three farms rs there are TN rea
tenenents on 1t with all necessary out build-
ings al each place. The timber can also be
divided TO suit The cleared land is now d.
ylded INTO nVe fields with water in esch
field. There is also a fine site for a Mill with
a very short Gam. The stable nearly new,
WIN room FOR twelve horses. Seighborhood
the very best.
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No. so,

farm containing III acres, located elev-
en- miles east of Orange G.. H. Smiles from
the Fredericksburg and Charlottesville II.
H., now in course OF construction, III ono OF
the most fertile sections OF Orange County:
soil of excellent quality for wheat and other
grain crops, and especially adapted to grass.
improvements consist of Il good dive. ling
house OF nine rooms and passages and base
mont containing dining room and storo-
rooms, large and convenient stable and barn,
good Kitchen and houses for laborers, I'M
Toe house, excellent corn house and other no.
cessary out-houses. These buildings are OF
excellent material and all in good condition.
a spring OF excellent water near the house;
a TANNERY on the farm built in 1862. with
one building 24x 90 feet, another - ( 80 feet.
about % yatS, with houses Too tanner; 800 lp.
pie trees, most OF them select fruit, about ID
peach trees, a vineyard with 80 crap vi tas,
beside other fruit. The above orchards inv
been selected, planted and attended with
great care and expense and are really deslr-
able. The farm has about 40 acres of good
timber ana an abundance of excellent wa
ter. All the fields are under good fences
Two mills convenient, one a corn the other
a corn and Touring mill. Churches, schools
shops, &c. very convenient.
Price $50 per acre.