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Grant and the South.

From the Washington Chronicle, ADMINISTRATOR
TIE CHARLESTON NEWS is giving some mod
erately fair advice to Its readers, and In this
respect differing from most of its contempora-
ries. But it nevertheless proceeds upon the
false assumption that President Grant is hos
tile to the South, forgetting or Ignoring the
fact that the South has had, and still has, its
paciication in lts own hands. The adminlstra-
tlon, speaking for the great majority of the
people, and seeking to obey their will, desires
only peace, concord, respect To laws, and the
rights of all men, at the hands of the South.
Beyond this it asks nothing; but this the whole
people join in demanding. The South can no
longer afford to ignore these facts. 1t places
itself in position hostile to its own Interests
and the interests of the country by remaining
on the side Of malcontents and disturbers.
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God Of Our Fathers, Grant Us Peace


This is Thanksgiving Day. and 1t ID not
doubted that the people OF Charleston WILL,
in their places OF worship, make fit acknoWl-
edsnent OF the blessings which have been
vouchsased them. Charleston is raising her
head above the bitter waters Pestilence
and disease have not visited the city. The
railroads have been resonant with the music
OF passing trains. White-winged ships and
painting steamers, crammed with merchan-
disc and the silvery Southern staple, have
enlivened the broad waters Of the harbor,
by day and by night. Charleston has pros
pered exceedingly. Much remains to do.
but already much has been done. And
while thanking the Giver OF All Good for His
manifold graces, let it not be forgotten that
there are the poor and the desolate through
out the land for whom to pray. Unless we
forgive as we hope to be forgiven, days OF
Thanksgiving are mockery and sham |!
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treatment of the Southerners as rebels anu
traitors who have no rights, except the rign1
to work for the benefit OF Northern task
masters-in word, the perpetuation OF
policy which repels foreign capital, makes
white immigration impossible, and dooms
the South, and especially this State, to utter
rnin. When the Courier tells the people
that ..sectional animosity" defeated the LID
erals, It, in effect, tells this people that pow
arty and starvation stare them in the face'
that it is useless to struggle any longer, that
thew must die or fee the State. This is tne
corner into which the Jourie' is driven, anu
from which it cannot escape. THE NEWS,
however does not believe that sectlonal
apimosity was chief cause of Mr.. Gree
ley's miscarriage. 1t goes behind the NorIn.
ern politicians, and searches the hearts Oh
the Northern people There it finds some
natural doubts, and some fear lest tne oiu
school OF Southern politicians should again
seize the reins. What OF this? During the
late war these Southern politicians Loudly
proclaimed that, when the independence
OF the Confederacy was established, not
a Northern man, nor late coming for-
eiguer, should be permitted to live on
Southern soil. Is it surprising that tne
Northern people should not fall on our neckS
and embrace us? Confidence and brotherly
feeling will return; they are now returning
Nothing can prevent it but the adoption by
the South, Of just such views as those which
the Courier advocates. Teach the South
that the Northern heart is full OF hate, and
the South will give back hate for hate. In
the irrepressible conflict the South goes
down to destruction.
These are reasons enough why THE NEWS,
looking to the veal Of South Carolina, will
not admit the existence OF sectional ami
mostly which is not proved to exist, and
and would not, in any case, utter words
which forbid every hope Of the better times
so long iu coming. The difference between
the two papers is this: The Courier is
working to justify itself; TIE NEWS is work
ing for the good Of the State.
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IT WILL be seen by the official announce
ment, printed in another column, that The
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ISIS designated az
"the newspaper for the publication OF all
"legal notices, and official advertisements
..for the County of Charleston, under the
n act Of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act
u" to regulate the publication OF all legal and
"public notices"
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nov18-2

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
OlUARDH0USE, CHARLESTON, 8. O., N0VEM-
Der, u, 1s72.-Pound going at large and brought
to this Guardhonse, two SETTER DOGS, which
the owners can have by proving property and
win be sold to pay expenses.
JOHN q. MINOTT,
nOvl3.2 Chief OF Police.
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Drngs at UbolesaIe.
NOISE d DAVIS
: IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND
WHOLE ESALE DRUG GISTS,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.,

eneE with conadenes to the Public the following
they are Propr1etors:
SU n T E r BITE RS.
What :his great Southern Tonic will DO must be
gathered from what IL has done. The case ol
dyspepsia, or any other form OF Indigestion, Ia
which 1t has been persistently administered with:
from; and the same may be said OF bilious dIsor.
ders, Intermittent fever, nervous affections, gen.
eral debility, constipation, sick-headache, mental
disabilities to which the feeble are so subject. It
blood, and The gentle stmulants which it i'm parts
to the nervous system Il not succeeded by the
slightest reaction. This Is chapter OF facts
which readers, for their own sakes, should mark
and remember.
CoLLIER's REMEDY,
LrNIMENT FOR NAN AND BEAST
This article hss gained well.deserved reputs-
remedy, and hundreds OF our best citizeas testify
to tts good qualities on man and beast. Used once
1t becomes family comfort and necessity.
NOISES LIVER PILLS.
For the cure OF Hepetttis, or Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, and as o Cathar-
tic and Anti.Bllious Pill have no sUreror.
These Pills possess that peculiar power OF In
liver and torpid bowels. which render them OF
unequalled efficacy In cleansing from the blood
all impurities, and imparting new life and vgor
to the Hh 1le system. THY are entirely vegetable
and perfectly safe.
DR.. Won GLAHNN'S ROYAL CROWN sCHNAPPs,
An unequslled anii.dyspeptic, tonic, nervIne and
fnvigorating cordial.
This world-renoWned Tonic is prepared under
the personal supervision OF DR.. Won GlahuD, Of
Amsterdam, Holland, and has been pronounced
by the Dest German physicians to be pure and
free from adulterati0n, and by them have been
recommended for the following painful com.
plants: Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, Female Complaints, Oolic, I'm.
perfect Digestion, Gravel, Chronic DisrrhGa,
Dropsy, and all diseases OF the Stomach.
MOISES'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
Are warranted to cure In every case, or the
money refunded.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingredi-
ents OF any kind-nothing In the least degree In.
furious to the system under any circumstances
and may be administered with perfect safety to
an infant.
They never fall to cure the most obstinate case
when taken as directed.
They cure Immediately. In no case Will the
patient have more than one chill after the hrsS
dose, and in the majority OF cases not even that
They accomplish the work by destroying the
cause OF disease, which no other remedy pretends
to do.
They are an enectual preventive, neutrsllzing
the malarlous poison In the system, and thus
avertlng bs consequences. nove.sth
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W. W. sraoNs, Clerk Of Council.
novs-ftuth3

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
~ GUARDH0USE.-CHA 8. O., NO.
VEMBER II, ls72-N0T1OE.-Owners and drivers
OF Spring CARTS are hereby noLi6ed that on THURS.
DAY, the 18th iEst., at IL O'Clock A. NJ, further
consideration will be given to the matter Of ap.
pointing convenient stands for the same, and
that those concerned may and it to their interest
TO call at this office at that hour and oner such
suggestions as they may have to make.
JOHN u. hINOTT,
nov18-2 Chief OF Police.
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Mnt1iripal Notices.
CITY BALL, MAYORS OFFICE, =,

CITY BALL, MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., November 7, 1879.
Whereas, The City Council OF Charleston, on
motion OF Alderman B. O'Neill, unanimously
adopted the following, to wit:
"Whereas, A gracious Providence has slgnally
blessed us with immunity from all epldemlcs and
other calamities during the past year, 1t Is meet
and proper We should gratefully acknowledge,
whilst invoking g. continuance OF His bountiIui
mercy and blessings:
"Resolped, THAI the Mayor issue his proclama-
tlon announcing Day Of THANKSGIVING and
Prayer to the Glyer Of every good gift for His
bounteous favorB during the past year.n
Now, therefore. /, JOHN A. WAGNER, Mayor
OF the City OF Charleston do issue this my Procla-
nation appointing THURSDAY, the l4th Novem-
Der, 1872, as Day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer,
and do respectfully request the Reverend the
Clergy to open their respective houses OF wor-
ship, and Invite all our people to assemble there.
In to celebrate the joyfnl occasion, for the Lord
our God has been good to Us, and Ills mercles
have been apparent. he has blessed our fields
with plenty, our marts with prosperity, and our
hearths and homes with health and peace.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the City, this
Il. g. 7th November, 1872.
AtttHt: JOHN A. WAGNER,
Mayor.
W. W. snoNs, Clerk Of Council.
nOys-ftDth3
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MisrellaI1e1ns.
VALENTINES PREPARATION
" MEAT JUICE.

Just received, q large supply Of the above. Each
bottle contains four pounds OF She best Beet, ex'
water: also can be taken with Codliyer on, aRd
destroys the taste OF the OIL.
T1e only food for delicate children.
This is much superior to the Extract OF Beef,n
neretofo-e offered to the public 8s will be found
nnnn trial For sale by DR.. q. BAER
finn7 No. 131 Meeting street,
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DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
II q

warranted under cath never to have failed to
cure. 2S,600 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O. II. Ewing. Media, PennsylyaniS;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of SohnylkiI, Philadel'
New Jersey: Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; hon. J V. Greeley, member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands or
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
DR. GEO. OAULIER, Agent,
Julyl-1yr Charleston, So.
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TIE News will be issued as usual TO-
morrow morning.
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EOR SA L e,
That valuable Plsntation on the Etowah River,
In Barlow County, opposite Ewes Station, Rome
Railroad, known a. the
SHEIBLEY PLACE.
1t consists Of 800 acres-100 acres OF river bot.
tom, 100 acres OF rel upland, and leo acres In the
woods The land IN very fertile, and shipping fa'
ciliIies excellent. Neighborhood nrst rate. In
provements good. An apple, pear and peach
orchard. Tolerabls dwelling, stables, and TWO
tenement houses. Also, q
SAW AND GRIST MILL,
having tho best wa'er power in Georgia. This
properly is known as the "Pledger Mills, " and ls
located on Big Cedar Greek, In the midst OF good
timber and iron ora, 1k miles from vsnn's Valley
Depot, Selma, Rome and DaltoI Railroad, and
2H miles from Cavo Spring. II is now out OF re-.
pair but can, with attention and skill, be made
the best paying prnpeIt ty in the South. Titles to
the above properties are undoubted.
Plantations -$5O00 cash; $1,000 annually for three
Mills-S2oOO casl; $1,000 annually for two years.
RKFRRKNoEs.- Colonel Wade 8 Cothran, Rome;
Colonel Z, A. Aston, Atlanta; Judge j. b. NC
Clung, Montezuma; Major u. \. Bo0ton, Marshall.
Vile, and T. J. Davis, Cave Springs, Ga.
Great bargain. Apply quickly 70
p. II. SHElBLEY, Agent,
noy11.D&w5 Rome, 0n1gia
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Gegal Notires.

ENINAL NOTICE-ESTATE OF MRS. E.
II B. WILKINSON the ID day OF December
apply to GEORGE BUST, Esq, Judge or PROBATE
for Charleston county, for letters dismissory to
him as Executor Of above Estate.
October 80, 1872. MARTIN l.. WILKINS. ?
oet3l l.thstulm0
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Jpint Gtprk Gompa1lp.
Bnilhina Material.

CHINGLEs, PLASTERING LATHS, DC
100 600 CYPRESS SPLIT SHINGLES, prime and
low priced.
100 600 Plasterng Lslhs, AZ and feet, at 50 so
and s. SO per n.
LUMBER OF all descriptions furnished With dis.
patch and at moderate prices.
fo'oi' ''- John h. STEINMEYER,
Charleston Steam saw and Planning Mills,
novi0.tnths3 West end Beaufain street.
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Rrar1lnQ.

VISITING THE NORTH
y can obtain 6rst.class Board at No. West
= enty ninth street, New York, four doors from
Gllsey House, and In the neighborhood OF nine OF
the principal hotels. Terms $l4 per week. Tran
silent Boarders taken. oct28 limo
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ITO RENT, TWO OR THREE PLEAS
ANT Rooms ay No. AZ Smith street, east
side, Sd door south of calhoun street.
nov1A-1N
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THO RENT, STORES WITH OR WITHOUT
Rooms, on King street, Near Broad street.
Apply to E. J. LEWlTH, No. SO King street.
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Anusenretts.
A CADEM OF UsIo.

A CADEM MY OF M US 10.
PUBLIC WISH COMPLIED WITH.
The Eminent Artists,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
REMAIN FOR POSITIVELY THIS DAY ONLY,
And will give TWO Grand Performances,
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, NOV. IA, 1872.
MATINEE at p. II. Doors open at O'Clock.
Admission so cents. Children rs cents. Every
member OF the rislng generation should witness
the Grand Moral Drama OF Harry Watkins, en-.
titled,
With its powerful and instructive Illustration
oil the Besetiing Sin OF Society.
EVENING, sc p. H., By special request, the
eyer-popuar and favorite Romantic Drama,
KATHLEEN MAvoURNEEN, OR UNDER TIE
SPELL.
Kathleen, with songa...........;;.Ross WATKNs lSs
Terrence O'MO0re.... .dAhhf WAThifs
Supported by the full strength OF the Company.
Doh,t forget BIS WORST ENEMY at he Mail.
nee. with the Great Spectral Illusion. THE
GH0ST.n noYl4
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fcst and Gounn.

THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK AN
Umbrella from the Theatre Monday night
Will oblise by leaving 1t at this office.
novl4.lH
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aIilIinerp, 9tram GOODS. ~. !.
NALL OPENING,
No. so4 KING STREET.

Mrs. NJ !, zERNow .ou!d rsssscTi5asyp sss T@s PAN: AZ:
nounce to the public that sns WI wTintfEERY GRS IHh
9ct00er onna,s , RonnsEirts, Bustles, Kid Glove
FANCi i, oO aUG GS,,apep;s Under Garments, Wrap
nsrs naaes sscfs, Su Furs ac Dress and CLOAK Askin
attenoea 70 ~ sor uo E,rae Demorest,s PAPER PAT
rsRSs eiS Country orders win receive prompt at.
tention.
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TIOoD FOR TIE MILLION. : s:..:ss
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY Of TEL Au1'
AMERICAN CLUB FIsH-B0HELE:ss 1T
YOUNG SHAD.

The Cheapest and best Food In e1issenoe' ~
whole, halves and quarter boxes.
PAUL B. LALANE q CO.,
No. 175 East Bay, Charleston, g. @, Sole Asents.
Liberal discount to the trade. sepls-SnD
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90 Rent.

mo RENT, TWO ROOMS TO A RESPECT
ABLE small family. Apply at D0tnage
Court, leading from Alexander street, near Cal.
honn nov14-3$
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nERsONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
Horses or Mules will ind 1t to their advan.
taoe to call at HOGAN Il CO.'S STABLES, NO. 605
King street, before purchasing elsewhere.
nOy2 stuth1mO DkCs
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mo RENT, THAT DESIRABLE TWO
and Half Story Brick DWELLING, No. l
George street. Cistern andpump on the premi-
ses. For terms, apply at No. So Hayne street.
nov14-thstu3
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VTTANTED, THREE GOOD HEAD
w BLOCK HANDS and ten laborers at our
mill, foot Lucas and Bull streets. r 4: HuD'
CINE 6 90. noVl0-I-
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO
Story House. For particulars apply in
President street, third door north OF Spring.
noyl4.ths2f
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ENOR SALE OF RENT, $500 ACRES OF
PINES, origin al growth, on Cooper River,
nt for Turpentine Lumber, Wood. Apply at NO.
Alt King street. noVf-tnstuo-
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.Gbe WafleStn1t 9ems,

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1872.
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Uants.

YTTANTED, A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w to attend to children and be generally
useful. Liberal wages given. Apply as NO; 2os
Meeting street. nOVl3-Z-
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-.
Il DENCE No. 10 Montague street. Apply at
81 Hasel street. noylS-2s
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wv PRESTON .DOWLING, FACTOR
w and Commission Merchant No. Boyce's
Wharf, Charleston, 8. O., has few OF the Ceie.
brated Wright Warnock's Horse pOWee Ieaay @
for delivery. octls.lmo
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ITO RENT, A COMMODIOUS STORE
Il with glass front; can be adapted TO any bust.
ness. Terms moderate. Apply at 1o1 Meeting
street. n0Vl3-2F
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At PRIVATE SALE, DELIGHTFUL
n Residence on Mount Pleasant. House with
upright rooms, . in basement Iatge , ios,
the beach, with View Of ocean, hsroor and city;
minutes, walk from steamboat wharf. Apply 70
Messrs. WIN. II. LATTT0N son, Boyce's Wnarl.
nnuIAthftndA
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WANTED, A LAD l6 OR II YEARS OF
w age, as Clerk In First-ciass Retail Grocery,
king street.) Must be quick At ngores ana q
write we'll Address B. f., tWith relerenCes')
NEWs office, noVl4
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TNOR SALE, CHOICE LOT OF GAME
FOWLS, or inaBorted Stock. Also, Baptams,
Cochins and Fancy Pigeons, by F. g. hlCdEh.
noyl4-thgtu6s
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TlO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
MODIOUS Building, No. 14s East Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF THE
NEWS and formerly known as the French Ooree
House. For terms, de-, apply at the Office OF
THE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. sep28
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-02-20
XLIInd CONGRESS, End SESSION,

ALIInd CONGREOO, An0 OEOS1ON.
SENATE.-Tuesday, Feb 13.-The bill relat-
ing to revenue collections and fines was called
up, but after sharp discussion, in which the
advocates of amnesty made determined effort
to obtain consideration of the House Amnesty
priation bill was taken up. Mr.. Sumner, dur
ing the debate on the Amnesty bill, announced
his intention to insist upon again forcing in his
Civil Rights bill as an amendment to that
measure if it shall be brought before the SEN
ate.
HoUsE.-Mr. Dawes stated that he had been
directed by the Committee on Ways and Means
to report bill for the repeal on tea and coffee,
but not being allowed to make an explanation
which he considered necessary, he declined to
offer it. The Naval Appropriation bill was
taken up In Committee of the Whole, and Mr..
Hale made speech, claiming that the Navy
Department is conducted on principles of strict
est economy. Mr.. Morgan replied, exposing
the fallacies of Mr.. Hale's assertion, and show
ing up the frauds and extravaganza of the De-
partment.
SENATE w Wednesday, Feb 14.-Sumner' s
resolution calling for information regarding the
sale of public arms to France occupied the en-
tire day, and the Senate adjourned without ac-
ton. The discussion was bitter, and was con-
fined to the Republicans.
MeSsrs. Conkllng, Morton and other Grant
men professed to be willing to investigate, but
denounced the resolution as an attack on the
administration.
Mr.. Sumner insisted that it was desired for
the vindication of the United States govern
ment from the suspicion entertained by Ger
many and the present French government. He
made long speech showing that the United
States government sold arms to Richardson, re-
presenting Remington & Son, as an agent OF
the French government, and that the French
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PrIUOte Sales.

desire to sell my residence on the North side
u of Beverly street. in the city of Staunton,
with all the ground attached, being a fraction
under four acres. Terms accommodating.
jan94w JOHN A.. DAVIDSON.
y improved REAL ESTATE, in Rockbridge
county, 2 miles from Lexington.-The under
signed offers for sale his highly improved and
valuable farm, lying ON both sides of the Valley
Plank road, 2 miles south of Lexington, Rock
bridge county, Virginia The real estate COZ
sists of SS24 acres, about 100 acres are in fne
timber and woodland, the balance in a high state
OF cultivation. The improvements consist of q
NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with tin roof, porticos, &C., and contains eleven
rooms, and brick kitchen, cistern, etc. Also
stablilg for horses, cattle, etc., granary, coach
house. ice house, wood sheds, and every neces-
sary out house. The garden adjoining the dwell
ling house comprises Is acres, drained and high
ly improved with all permanent beds of fruits,
ETC., necessary for market garden. A vineyard
in bearing now of 5000 vines, and an orchard of
1000 trees.
The place is we'll watered, and has upon it five
tenant houses of four rooms each, we'll finished,
plastered and painted, with stables attached
thereto so as to enable the farm to be convent
emily divided and worked by different purcha-
sers. The farm will be sold as a whole or will
be divided to suit purchasers. There is upon the
tract a quantity of limestone and fine site for
kiln, and the fencing is nearly all new and in
fine order. For terms, &c. address,
JOHN B. LADY,
or my agent, F.W. HENDERSON,,
janlO-tf T. o. box go, Lexington, Va.