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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
For our Farmer Friends,

Moore, of the Ewat Nciu Yorkay, was
sitting in his Office one afternoon, some years
ago. when farmer friend came in and said
Friend Moore, like your paper, hut times
are so hard l cant pay for it"
'Is that so, friend Jones? I'm very sorry
to hear that you are so poor, and if you really,
are so hard run, will give you my paper"
"Oh. no; can't take. it as gift"
''Wcll then, let's see how we can 6z IT,
You raise chickens. 1 believe"
Yes, atew, bat they doD't bring anything
hardly"
DON'T they? Neither does my paper cost
anything hardly, Now, I have a proposition
to make you. Twill continue your paper, and
when you go home you may select from your
lot one hen and call her mine. Take good
care of her and bring me the proceeds, whether
in eggs or chickens, and we will call square"
"AIi right. brother Moore, and the old
fellow chuckled at what he thought capital
bargain. He kept the contract strictly, and
at tie end of the yeaT,. found he had paid
about four prices for his paper. He often
tells the joke on himself. and says he never
has had the face to say he was too poor to
take paper since that day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
Beautiful Tribute to the South.

We copy the following beautiful tribute to
Virginia and the South from the Baltimore
Episcopvl liethodist, Of the 18th instant
And yet. amidst all this dosolation and
ruin, did the world ever see anything Ike the
accomplishing dignity with which the South
has borne hideOus vivisectiOn that left it at
the time but ghas;ly semblauce of life p
We confess that not all the magnificent valor
that won her thousand victories, not the fiery
onset of Jackson's Scotch Irish. nor the SUI
perb cOmposure with which Lee directed the
advancing tide of battle, or covered the slow
and sullen retreat, has ever so electrified and
melted our whole souls rs the sublime forts
tude with which the South has borne the
most uDspeakable woes.
''Thc Niobe of nations, there she stands,
Childltss and cTOwncss in her vocelcss woe,
An empty urn within her withered hands,
Whose holy dust was scattered long ago."
Nor is this ali. The Virginia thus treated.
the Lone Mother of Dead Empires" is also
the Mother of that Union from which she
has been kept out ike leper, and only ad-
mitted now under the most tyTannical and
exasPerating conditions. The corner stone of
this grand constitutional fnbric. was laid by
the hand Of the giant who low stands at the
threshold of the temple, his hair shorn, his
eyes put out, and for the present making sport
for the Philistines. lis Virginia, that proud
old colony. which, having no quarrel Of her
own with the King of England. yet took up,
from generous sympathy, the cause of Mas
sachusetts; Virginia, but for whose Wash
ington, the Revolutionary War would have
been a disastrous failure whose Jefferson
wrote the DECLARATION of independence
whose Patrick Henry reused the nation to
arms with his fiery eloqueDee; whose Mar
shall was the glory of American jurispru-
dence; whose Madison. Monroe, Harrison.
and Taylor, adorned the Executive chair
whose Winfield Scott and Rough and Ready
were the leading military figures of the Meg
ican war; withitroops OF her valorous sons in
the war of 1872 whose statesmen have IL
lustrated the councils as have her soldiers the
camps of the Repubiic-this is the good old
commonwealth which, for FIVE long years, has
been ground TO the earth under the heel of
negro and military vassalage, and is now only
permitted to enter the edifce which she made
by her own hands, and adorned and immor-
talized by her genius and virtue, from its
foundation to Its pinnacle, as a captive and
slave.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
The Piegan Massacre.

A studied attempt is being made Just now
to eSculpate Sheridan and Baker in the wan
ton aud brutal attaCt on the sick and defence
less old men, women and children of the Pie
gan tribe of Indians. The fendish butchery,
without discrimination as to sex, of which
our readers are already advised, it is now
claimed, was necessary to deter other tribes
FROM attacking white settlers. Ofcouvse some
plea, however false and weak must be invited
10 protect the fame Of the trooIy loil officers
who committed this atrocious crime. Mr..
Vincent Collyer, Of the Indian Commission,
however writes letter to the chairman of that
body. which will not help the case Of Sheridan
aud Baker great deal when it comes to be
made into history. COllyer thus disposes of
these worthless:
"iSir General Sheridan strikes out at
me almost wildly as he'did at the poor Pie
gans, and with about much justice. He
says that in my extract from Lieutenant
Pease's report OF the massacae, in order to do
injustice to Colonel Baker, and to deceive a
kindhearted public, suppressed the fact that
Colonel Baker took one hundred women and
children prisoners. If the General thinks
that it relieves the blackness Of the picture
auy to say that in addition to the ninety wo-
men and fifty children, sick with the smallpox
killed, there were one hundred women and
childred also taken prisoners, l will add itnow.
Lieutenant Pease, notice upon closer look,
does not make it quite so bad as that. He
says there were eighteen women and nineteen
children (none over three years and the ma
jority much younger), some of whom were
wounded and were taken prisoners.
The general seems to quite forget that the
same government which placed him in COM
mand of the military of the West, appointed
US to do our humane work among these Indians,
and virtually makes it our duty to stand in
front of these helpless women and children,
and to say to any one who may attack them,
Cease your bloody work; these are not the
guilty.
OF the outrages against the poor settlers of
the border, he says that "want it to go on"
No. general you know you are not justified
in any such inference as this. Because l pull
aside the curtain and let the American people
see what you will call 'great victory over
the Indians y it does not follow that We do
not want the men who perpetrated the horrid
crimes you portray with 50 much zest justly
punished. Strike, if you must strike, the
guilty, not the innocent"
THdrriSonJurQ Patriot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
Home Affection.

The heart has affections that never die.
The rough rubs of the world never Obliterste
them. They arc the memories Of home
only home. There is the old tree under which
the light-hearted boy swung many day
yondeF is the river in which he leaned to
sgim, there is the house In which he knoHsa
parents protectiou-naJ, there Is the room
in which brother and sister, long since iaid IN
the yard in which we must soon be gathered
,oversbadowed by yOn old church, Uhiihsr
with joyous troop ike himself, he had often
followed his parents to worship, and heard
the good old man who miDistered at the alter.
Even the very school house, associated N
youthful days with thoughts Of tasks now
comes to bring pleasant remembrAneeoi many
occasions that called forth tOlne generous
exhibition of noble traits of h9Pan nature.
There is where he learned TO feel some oi MS
emotions. There, perchaDes, he hrst met
the being who, by her love and tenderness IN
life has made home for himself happier
tban that which his childhood has known;
There 1'in are are certain feelings of humanity-and
100 als,o too. among the best-that can find no
sroronTriate sry place for their exercise only at
ones freside.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29

Coal OIL FOR BEE STINGs.-I have
new remedy for bee sting. a gentleman
removing from Southern Illinois this spring
told me that coal oil would cure the bite of a
rattlesnake by bathing the bitten spot with it.
l applied the oil to bee sting aud it gave me
immediate relief A few days after had
little boy stung on his knee. His, mother
applied coal oil to it, and the bog impediately
quit crying. Some time afterwar1- party
removing was detained at my house By high
water. Two of the small childred swent to
the bee gums, commenced fighting the bees,5
and were stuug all over. l do,1iot know. how
many bees stung them, but supposet t1sos less
than fifty, probably more We wet taFsryl
place with coal oil, and as ssopps asthis was
done they ceased crying and did .naotsseem' to
suffer. nor did aag swelling follow Z
[EoFI Azastiran ReeSsIogFaaz.' q
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Planters and Vegetable Growers!
Wilson'S AaRaEs9OaaEatGeE
SUPER R.PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
The Cheapest and Best Fertilizer in the
OUNTRYI

7 has raised good crops of Wheat. Corn. Oats,
j Potatoes. Grass, and Vcrctohles-o of a II kinds.
We have certificates which Ivc can sho~, and re-
fer to the gentlemen whose names arc inserted be-
low but the best certificate Of any Fertilizer ia the
experience G the farmer, Its effects upon the crops
and the soil observed, he ana ncighbur5 use it,
year after year Any Fertilizer that will continue
TO stand this test may he safcIy pronounced to he
good. We know 1t to have genuine merit IN it.
Give it trial
Cs5- Refer to Joshua Brown Prcs't A. & E. II. r.;
Judge J. W. Hunter, A. A. Co, Md: James VIII
son, E-q n. A. Co, Md; VIM. Uawkius, Esq.
near Baltimore. and others who have used it,
DCVALL 6 IGLEHART, Sole Agents,
l2S Light Street Wharf, Baltimore.
July 90, 1s6o-6n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
THdrrisonburg Patriot.

JUST IN PLACE.-Daniel Webster once
told good anecdote in a speech. When
asked where he got it, he said Il have had
it laid up in my head for fourteen years, and
never had good chance to use it till TO day"
My little friend wants to know what good
it will do to learn the rule of three, or to
commit verse of the Bible or in the cate>
chism. The answer is this: Some time you
need that very thing. Perhaps it may be
twenty years before you can make it fit in just
the right place. But it will be just in place
some time, and then if you don't have it, you
will be like the hunter who had no ball in his
rife when he was met By deer.
Twelve years ago, my teacher made me
study surveying" said man who had lost
his property; ''and now am glad of it. 1t
is just in place; can get good situation
and high salary"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29

THE following recipe is given by the Lon
don Lancet for the cure of Bone Felon
LAS soon as the pulsation which indicates
the disease is felt, put directly over the spot a
fly blister, about the size of your thumb nail
and let it remain for six hours, at the expira-
ton of Which time, directly under the surface
of the blister, may be seen the felon, which
can easily be taken out with the point of o
needle or a lancet"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
POETIOAL.
From The Cincinnati commoner.l
BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON.

When the chaldees in their glory
Rear'd their city proud and high,
With lite temple and its towers,
Reaching almost to the sky,
There We, captive people,
In one unbroken band,
Wept for our native country,
Within aistranger land.
When asked to sing Judea's songs
Toplease our masters ears.
We hung our harps upon the trees
And gave US up to tears.
By Babcl's stream we sat US down
TO weep and pray alone,
Refusing to sing Zion's songs
Where Zion was unknown.
May this right hand cease to remember
To tune the lov'd harp as before,
Ere it sounds for the car of the stranger
The notes it awaken'd of yore.
And ne'er shall the voice of the conqueror
Be blent with the harp ofthe free;
But we I'll sever each chord asunder
As it hangeth upon the tree.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29

"A fashionable lady's-msid, who en-
deavors to rival her mistress in the style Of her
garments, wrote an order to the perfumer the
offer day. and requested him to forward a
case of 20 Dick alone"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29

: Said youDgster, in high glee, display
ing his purchase to bosom friend on the
Sidewalk 1.-TWO cocoa nuts for ten cents;
that.wiIl make me sick to moEroBs sand l Won I
have to go to school.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
WAGON-MAKING AND REPAIRING.

0NHE undersigned having rented the Shop ndioin-
i ing the Blacksmith Shop Of MIR. Hiram % Ban
non in Charlestown is prepared to Make and Re-
pair Wagons and Carriages; and also to make and
repair G rain Cradles.
The subscriber /. experienced workman, and
will have the assistance of practical Wagon, Car
riage and Cradle Makers, and therefore promise
a faithful execution OF all work -undertaken.-
Promptitude and reasonable charges will be the
motto of the new establishment
March s, lS7O-tf ]. w. TRIPLETT.
u March s. JAS. LAW. HoosF.
r UMBER, Lath and Palings TOR saIc by
IL March s. JAS. LAW. .H0oFF.
LIoRKS. Shovcls, Hoce, Spades FOR saie6y : :.
L March 8. JAS, LAW. Ho0FF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29

HopE.-Hope is the sweetest friend that
ever Kept distressed friends company it be-
euiles the tediousness of the way, and the
rniserfes of our pilgrimage. It tells the soul
sweet stories Of the succeeding joys; what
comfort there is in heaven what peace, what
what triumph, what marriage songs aud hall
lelujahs there are in that country, whittier
she is travelling that she goes merrily away
with her present burden.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
Moran's EngI1sh
GINGER BRANDY.

N ali Cases arising from Disordercd Stomach
4 and Liver, the curative qualities Of Eaglsgh
GISG Err BRANDY unequaIed
1t is sa fe and and sure preventive to Cholera.
the disease.
For Collie. Cramps in the Stomach, Fiaeulcncy,
&c, &c. there Is greater boon and Sum
mcr Beverage. mixed with Suda Water, it is most
agreeable. Manufactured solely by
THOMAS Ii. MORAN & CO.,
No 81 Lombard Street, Baltimore.
NoycmI,er If lS6q-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29

. - Your deepest Thoughts will be written
out of your own life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
ORAN GE TONIC.

rTIHIs m id:sTonic Bitters'' will he found inval-
l uable to all who suffer from Indigestion or De.
b;ty its chef pro pertes being Stomachic, Caruin
at We aud Digestive. Notamily should be Without
A wineglassful taken ctorc lneals-particularly
before break tast-ill prove highly beneficial, and
snay be administered To the most delicate system.
As general beverage it surpasses Ill others. 1t
with sherry in equal parts, in which latter it
IS extremely noufishing and restorative. Manu-
THoMaSa. MORAN & Co. Propriotora.
DAVID Z. FOUTZ. Nos Il4 s lie franklin ST.,
b. altimnrc. sId., Sole Agent, to whom all orders
should be sent
November l6. 1S69-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29

1t is only those who have done nothing
who fancy they can DO everything.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
Howard House.

Nos 8 d North Howard street,
(Two Doors from Baltimore Strect,)
BALTIMORE.
THIS Hotel has recently been enlarged thorough
i ly yrenovatedand elegantly rcfdrnishedthrough-
oct ; and is now capable of accommodating over
800 guests. Under the management of the present
proprietors, it has attained popularity exceled
by no Hotel in the country. Everything which can
conduce to the comfort of guests, is furnished with
an unsparing hand; and the Howard House offers
accommodations to the travelling public equal to
any other nrst class Hotel in the United States.
BATHS, billiard ROOM, BAR. Ere,
arc all uuexceptionable, The Propretors solicit
the patrons ge OF the public.
Od- Stages will be at the Depots arrival of
trains. also at the steamers their arrival to
vcy gucsts nd their baggage the House.
!TERMs--s3.oo PER DAY.
N. p. SEWELL,
March 50, 1S69-Iy Manager.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
OFFICE AND WARERnoM, No. NourH LIBERTY ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

OFFICE AND WARERnoM No. NO1TH LIBERTY ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
GTiEFF's PIANOS have all the latest improve
- mcnts, including the AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Ivory Fronts, and tho Improved French Action,
fully warranted for Flee Years, to purchasers.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs always
hand, from $50 to $500.
Referees who have our Pianos in usc;-G on. II.
f, Lee, Lexington. Virginia; Gen. Robt. Ran
iOtts. N.Ci: Gov ioin Letobcr' Lexington Va
John Burma. w. Eby. John b. Packet. Andrew
Aldridge and Thos NJ. Iabel. Jefferson Co., w: Va.
oS- Send for a circular c,ntaiufng names of 800
persons in the South, who have purchased the
StefFs Pianos since the war closed.
TERMS LIRERAL. A call solicited.
March %. lSIn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
BALTTMoRE CARDS.
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS
Have just been awarded to
CHARLES NJ. STEER,

At tie different Fairs held in the South in Octo.
Der and November, 1869, for the hest Pianos, over
eight different New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more Pianos.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-29
VOL. 90.
BALrIMoRE CARDs.
A. j. BRAND, JR., & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS In TEAS,
Commission Merchants
For tho Sale of
Cotton, tobacco, Gram, and all hinds Of
Country Produce.
I47 Pratt street,
Opposite the Maitby House,)
BALTIMORE.

yNoULD rcspectfuilv call attention to large and
w invoices of TEAS constantly. receiving,
in cluding ali grades lmperials, GunpowdeIs,H ny
sons, Twuukys, ooiongs, English Breakfast and
Japans, at Importers Prices
Consignments of ali kinds of Country Produce
respectfully solicited TO which the strictest aen
ton will be given, and in all cases prompt sales cf
fectod.
10 orders for II kinds of Merchandise and Farm
ing Implements promptly filled
November l6, lS69-6m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Homicide In East Tennessee.
CLEVELAND, January 25tb,

CLEVELAND, 6oeo3 @S'o'
On Monday evening, January "a, there
occurred near this place an act which has
startled our community. The facts are
briefly these:
A company of men in 1864, without law
or authority, committed various acts of
violence throughout this section of country.
Among their deeds of bloodshed was the
shooting of a young man by the name of
Baker Armstrong, then in the last stage oil
consumption. Afterwards, he was dragged
by the hair of his head from his mothers
arms and brutally murdered. His brothers
resolved to be avenged, and have ever since
been on the watch for the perpetrator. A
man named Jackson, on visit here, was
lately seized, and the mother and friends
Of young Armstrong claimed to identify
this Jackson as the offender. He was COM
mitted for trial, and while on the way to the
Jail in Cleveland he was shot by some con-
cealed person supposed to be one of the
Armstrong brothers) three times through
the body.
He was conveyed to house near by, but
died few hours afterwards, and amid his
dying regrets that he had postponed his
SOULS salvation were his earnest protesta-
tons of his entire innocence of the murder
of young Armstrong. The whole affair has
caused much regret.
The sufferers by the late accident near
here on the Tennessee and Georgia railroad
are gradually recovering. No injury has
az vet proved fatal, though before reported
to the contrary. 1t will be some time, how
ever, before some three or four persons
fully recover from their severe injuries.
We have had here two falls Of snow =; one
FIVE and the other seven inches in depth,
which is quite unusual for this climate.
Lately we have had heavy and continued
rains, but now it is bright again. KEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29
The Louisville Journal keeps up it's fir,

The Louisville Journal keeps up its fire
with little paragraphs-as witness:
The Chicago Tribune says Henry Ward
Beecher "was sired fora preacher" 1t
is feared that it may hereafter be said that
he was damned for the same thing.
The New York Tribune says "Mr. Web
ster expounded, Mr.. Sumner amends, cou-
stitutions." Mr.. Sumner amends consti-
tutions which he cannot expound, and which,
when amended, are not worth expounding.
The Waterman and Reflector says Henry
Ward Beecher is "too impulsive-too SEN
timental--too loose" He may be too loose
now, but he was thought to be too tight last
Christmas day.
Miss Lilly Peckham stayed at home from
the Woman Suffrage Convention at Wash
ington to take care of sick mother. Why
can't Congress make on appropriation to
supply the rest of these silly women with
sick mothers
A Boston journal declares that "there
is not q single person in all this country
who doubts that Mrs. Stowe was actuated
by the purest of motives in writing the
story of Lord and Lady Byron" We don't
know whether the single people doubt it or
not, but we find that very large majority
Of the married ones do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29
BY Grubbs G Williams, Arctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

4 VERY VALUABLE FARM OF SIX
ON JAMES RIVER, IN POWHATAN COUN-
TY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We are re.
quested by r. B. Kennon, Esq, to offer for sale al
auction, on TUESDAY, February J. 1870, on the
premises s the seay suted
river. In Powbatan county, Va. thirty-seyen
miles above Richmond, and containing THREE
NDREp ARD AdRFs ~ fctHkEaREB
HIGHLASD, with NINETY-THREE AND A
HALE ACRES OF RIVER BOTTOM, and ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX AND THREE,
QUARTER ACRES OF UPLAND In oak and
pine woods.
It is rarely that farm so we'll located and go
desirable in size for the present times Is put In
market. The bottoms are unsurpassed Tor Ter,
tility. and the highlands are in high state OF
The dwelling, though small, is remarkably well
arranged containing four good rooms, with pam
try dressing room, closets, &c, &C., altacnco:
The out-houses ample for a large farm are all
and stable for pleasure horses located In beau
tiful grove of oaks, away from the farm buildings:
The water Is pure, the orchards tpear ana applet
are Of choice fruit and the garden one Of the very
One 81 hundred and twenty-five bushels OF wheat
has been seeded, after the most careful prepare
tion on some of the best land. All the fall fal-
lowing for corn has been done,
The purchaser OF The farm may also olly every
neutrality-suspicious., teams, aud implements.
Mr. Kennon will meet gentlemen wishing to
view "Kilnna" ut Lock LOmond; on the James
River and Kanawha canal, and take pleasure In
showing the farm to them.
TERMS st. 600 to IS, 900 in cash balance at six,
twelve eighteen and twenty four months FOR ne
gotiabfe notes, with Interest added, and secured
BY deed of trust uPGGRR u ths R5ogeWTsyiL WILLIAMS
ta71o II 10 90 Oh 90 then Aucti0neers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-29
By Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
EIayonth street between Main and Bank.


A VERY GOOD FARM or FOUR
N HUNDRED AND THIRTT,;S1I5x, RI ACRES,
N CHARLEs CITY GoUSTGr o WITHIN on +
AUCrInN-on THURSDAY the sd Sd day of d Feb
tile FARM called "GRAFTON,', adjoining the
Berkeley estate, the lands Of Mrs. VIM. u. Harrl-
son, and others.
Three hundred acres have been literally LINED
and covered, and have been carefully ,iyucn
for twenty years on the five.6eld SYSTEM The SOIL
is heavy Clay loan, adapted to wheat and era So,
and compares faroraby with the ated
six nc -es are In woods, with some timber.
There is an ORCHARD OF five acres OF inc best
fruit :, fine GARDEN, and the site on when the
dwelling stood Is a beautiful one. .
There are also TWO SHALL HOUSES wen
situated for judlclous division of the farm Into
two tracts.
Two steamboat wharTes within three miles, and
q schooner wharf within one mile, from the house.
Persons wishing to purchase farms would do
well to examine this property before the DAY OF
sale.
TERMS: At sale.
4, o, Of 90 Al .gFebl23 Auctoneer5,