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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-19

SILK GRowING.-Thc Nantucket Inquirer
in a very handsome notice of the "Ancrican
Silk Growers Guide" makes the following
estimate of the immense profits yielded to the
manufacturer of American silk.
"a single acre of land may conveniently
support 1928 trees; each tree, under proper
cultivation, when six years Of age, will pro-
duce IL lbs of leaves, atiording food sufiic-
lent to worms yielding 300 cocoons-or 5lS-
400 cocoons to the acre; 1000 cocoons pro
duce one pound of recIed silk, making l72
lbs in the whole. This silk, at the lowest cs-
innate is worth 81 per pound, besides so
cents for every ponnd, given by way of boun-
~ by the State. An account-currcnt will
exhibit the rcsults--taking 10 acres for the
basis:
DIR. 10 acres of our ordinary common.
sov $4,000
1880 trees, 9 years old, at $65 .o.oo
per NJ. oo ,IS3oo
Fencing, building cocooncry, &c l3Oo'O0
Labor, attendance on worms, NC 'oo'oo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-19
LADIES FUR CAPES.

r OSEPH Il. WEAVER, has just received. a
Oh lot Of black and grey copes, which he nj
sell cheap. No'' d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-19

FRANcr.-The impression appears to gam
ground that the President will get us INTO
trouble with France, by some uncalled tor, II
not designed movement adopted to influence
and rritatc. The day is at hand which will
decide how far he means to 90. His Message
of the first Tuesday of December will be as
important a document as was ever manuiact-
ured for his signature. If he does plunge us
into a needless and expensive war, which
shall prove ruinous to nearly every species of
commendubc enterprise, tho cXccratlons of
his countryncn, will ring in his cars until
they arc closed in the eternal deafness of the
grave Albany Whig.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-19
Cr. 172 lbs reelcd silk,
at 81. 6sS0,00
Bounty allowed by -

Thus, after paying for the land, the fences,
the cocooncry and apparatus, all OF which are
to serve for many years, there is net proht
remaining of more than 100 per cent on the
outlay. And this too on the supposiion that
bat one crop or harvest is gathered Where
ns t,co crops may he obtained every year.
The reader may figure to himself the enor-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-19

A CAUTIoN.-As the cold weather ap-
proachcs and large fires are necess'ey for
comfort, it is the duty of parents to change
the infammable cotton summer garments OF
their children, for the less combnstible materl..
al of WOODEN, in order TO guard against the sad
accidents, which we regret to say, not unire'
quently happen every year, especially at the
commencement Of winter. There cannot be
fate more dreadful either TO n child or an a
dult. than that of being burned To death; and
as shocking instances have occurred not only
to children, hut to females, we cannot but adj
vert to the discovery of Richard Phillips, pub
lished some time since in an English periodi-
cal, for their prevention. lie dcduced from
the principle Oft ascension Of flame, that
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.11E.MOR.4.NU.1.

a full rigged snip pHsse'i op 'io ';'e' i"st e"s
ming; supposed to be a whale ship.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

BALTIMORE, sEF. 4.
CATTLE.--The market Is better supplied
with Beef on the hoof than last week, and
we quote as in quality at s5as6. Hogs are
IS. s'~s''-
FLoUR.-Moderate sales Of Howard stree,
from stores continue TO be made at S6; the
wagon price continues at S. rs. Sales OF
small parcels OF City Mills al sc, on 2 and 4
months credit We note a sale Of Susouehan-
ma at S. 81 sales by the dray load at 81.
Whesf-There has been but a moderate
supply OF red Wheats at market, and prices
have been pretty uniform throughout the week
at 81 2OaSl 20 for good TO very prime, and at
81 1881 20 for fair to good We quote
those rates to-day. Two sales OF family ilour
whlte have been made ut 81 Is per bu.hel.
C0Tn.-Sales Of white, In the early part of
the week, at 75A76 cts and Of yellow at II cts.
To-day, We quote both sorts at "a cts.
Rys.-We quote to-day at TIa72 cts.
Osis.-No change in prizes. we ono,e ~.
IN quality, at 30a33 cts
ALEXANDRIA, SIR. ,.
FLOUH--We quote as Ia our last. new
wheat) s5,75 $50 do (oId whcat) e., SO.
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TRUST SAKE,

Hf Authority OF two deeds OF trust, one
40 executed by John n. Hayden to John
janney, bearing date on the 9Th January,
1884, the other executed by said HaSden
aud wife To the suisse riber. dated Goth De-
eeniber, 1884, for the purpose OF Nc touring 10
Amos Januey the pay ment OF certain debts in
the said deeds mentioned, 4 will proceed 10
sell, TO the highest bidder. at filzsimmous'.
Hotel, IN the village of iisrpers-Fcrry, on
the Oh Of October, certain LAND aud prcm,-
ses with the appurteBsnces i'm the town OF
Bolivar. in the county OF Jefferson, partIcu-
larry described in said deeds, or so much,
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy aud
pay the debts intended To be secured q. alorc-
said together with the expenses Of sale &c
The said land Is the same which was con-
veyed TO said Hayden, by Anos Ianney and
wife by deed dated 6th December. 1891
which, with the said deeds Of trusD /. of
record 10 the Office Of the clerk Of the count,
court OF Jeberson county aforesaid. Such
title as Is vested in the said trustees will be
conveyed TO the purchaser Forso much NJ,
may be necessary To satisfy the balance due
on the former deed Of trust, the cash in
hand will be required-for so much rs mn,
be afterwards sold to satisfy The debt intend
cd TO be secured by the deed Of the 2Oth DE
eember 1884, one half Of the purchase mo.
ney will be required 10 hand ADD The other
half in sixty days.
JOS. T. DAUGHERTY. Tra,te,
.1nd aifornSy IA fact for john Jaansg. Trustee.
September 2, ls35.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

4kkr
On sunday last, iiAsRsox, son Of Mr. Johr
Ciau>on, OF III AGED 4 years.
Ia Martinsb' l3th.of August Iast
ANNA bohRnh, daughter OF William
ana Jaoe T. ch OF this county. aged
one year and tx =
On Monday b re t7ih year Of her
age, MAsS M,lp. go s.osp, second daurh.
ter Of Capt Thonias Hammond. late Of Jcf.
ferson county. dee,
THE following obituary notice was received
before the publication of our last paper, bu,
too late Tor insertion:l
Departed u,is life, August 29th, 1885. JONI
SiAos, son Of r. A. and Mary T. Mcneil. O,
Shepherdstown, Jeifcrson county, Va. Ia the
9th year OF his age.
Mi>foriuDcs and caiamitics Surround vs. ON
every hand. and proclaim nothing certain ia
Tins uncertain world. The word OF God, ex-
perience and observation unite in testifyinc
That man .cometh forth as a flower and Is esi
do'en'" How beautiful the imagery, and how
appropriate IN lis application To the subject of
the following brief obituary. We behcid him.
like the flower Of the field, unfolding his beau.
~ and bis many amiable and most endearing
qualities, rs days and months Increased. His
playful and innocent gambols, his broken nc
cents, the gradual expansion Of his mind, the
continued acquisition OF new IDEAS, his marked
sobriety Of manners, his uniform and unwa-
sering respect for parental authority. not only
insoluntarily fascinated and alluroi the affec-
Tons OF his fond parents. but rendered him. in
the most endcaring sense Of the term. favor
tic with all who knew him; indeed, there was
upon this subject but ono sentiment: that in
him centred all those noble and enrolling qua
iitics which are 40 admirably adapted 20 the
purposes Of life. In the opening Of the bud OF
this flower" the father saw much To excite
hope, and the mother saw with delight the
child Of promise; but alas.
''Nippd by the winds untimcly blast.
Parched by the suns director ray,
The monetary glorics waste,
The short-lived beauties die away"
In the death Of this particularly interesting
child, we are taught the utter vanity Of all hu-
man hopes and human calculations. Ills fond
parents were accustomed, with feelings Of pc
eulIar pleasure. 10 look forward when, having
arrived at the vigor Of manhood, all those en-
nobling qualities which possessed his infant
soul would shine forth with peculiar and in
creased iustre. and prepare him 10 act honora-
bly, and usefully his part upon the great thea.
ire OF human life; but alas, death, cruel death.
marked him for his prey, and in the midst of
ms ioveiiness, with stroke" he is cut down.
and his fond parents LEFT to mourn over the
wreck Of all those bright hopes which were
centred IN him. Yet we murmur not, nor do
we rcpine, although the design Of Providence
IN this severe and affective dispensation, is
wrapt up in the deepest and profoundest mys-
terry. Ills weeping and dsconsolate parents
are conforted with the assurance that their
loss, though heavy and severe, is his infinite
and eternal gain. To his mortal remains We
say "peaes," until HE shall bring Il forth. sail
glorious and diyire." r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
Public Sale.

VIE subscriber, Intel ding 60 reDovs -
The West, will Offer, q public sole, %
Ssfsrdsy the lssA Of SspisuSsr, at his rssi-
deaee one mile West Of U.iltovu- ali A.
property consisting, In Part, Of the follow
ing
Mich Cows, Fat Cattle.
50 head sheep, 40 or 50 head Hogs,
STOCK CATTLE,
new Road Wagon, old Farm do.
wagon Gears for . horses complete,
Cart and Gears.
Farming Utensils Of every lind, including
barshare and Mccormick Plouxhs. double
and single shovel do,
Large aud Small usrrow..
Grain Cradles and Moving scythes,
Forks, shoveis, patent wheat Fsa,
Cutung Box, Grind Stone, &c,
rieks Clover Hay,
Corn On the ground 10 be delivered.
Bacon and Lard,
ALSO, Household and Kitchen Furniturs.
IN part a. follows:
Bedsie ses, Bureaux
Cbaifs, Dining Tables,
wash Stands, Brass Andirons,
Shovel and Tongs,
Add numerou. o:her articles.
TkRss.-ror the Corn. Fat Cattle Igors.
ana all sums under Five Dollars, the cash Mn
DC required; for the remaining sums Of sn1
above Five Dollars Q credit Of six month,
wiz De given. the purchaser giving bod sar
approved security.
THOMAS X HUMPHREYS.
Sept J, 1896.
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Some Of the Professors at Yale have viewed
"iisiicy's Comet, )" shewn 10 them in CIark's
great telescope; and find the same TO be Of
the appearance Of dim cloul or halo, and
visible In smaller telescopes, provided they
afford sufficient light" The aforesaid comet
Is North Of the Bulls Horns, a little below the
vertex Of an eqGilaieral triangle formed with
those two stars, which, The scientific reader
viii remember, arc Beta and Zeta Of the con-
steilaiioa Taurus. II any Of our readers will
procure telescope Of sufficient power, and
stay up with IL till or o'clock in the morn
Ing. and then send for US, we will be very hap
~ TO visit him and point out, IL he eanno, End
Il himself, the spot in the heavens where the
great curiosity Is TO be found
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
THE sUNrLowER.

There are in this place, two of these plants
that may well excite the admiration aud the
sPceulations Of Naiuralists. They are grow
ing upon locust trees in different parts Of the
town, The seed, In each case, having been de-
posted (by some bird perhaps) in a crotch,
about Is feet from the ground. The stalks are
, or feet in length, growing nearly perpen-
dieular, and, although the earth must be very
scarce about their roots, they are in very
fourishing condition
While speaking Of sunaowers, we may men
ton one that we see noticed in the Frederick
town Times II is four feet six inches in cir
cumfercnce and about la inches In diameter.
II Is OF a species which produces but orc flower
10 the stalk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

\ TRUsT COMPANY. We learn from
the Louisville Journal, II established
at Cincinnati. II is familiarity called
the Farmcrs' Bank. II lends money
upon real estate at haIfits value, secuf.
cd by mortgage; and The mortgage is
80 drawn as 10 make the mOrtgagee q
mere tenant AZ suaeranee. The loan
p not made upon time. bat during the
pleasure Of the lender. BY rs char.
Ter the Corporation has many novel
and exclusive privileges never before
granted as the Journal believes 10 any
lnonied institution. Il possesses great
advantages over ordinary creditors,
brokers and money lenders, IN the col
.lec'ion Of is debts, which are lisblc
70 great abuse. Though established al
elne'nnati, Il Is eo-extensive in lie
transactions with the state. II has or
~. may have branch in each county
~ ns Journal predicts much evil from
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
THRESHING
.N.9CMEN.E,
PORTABLE HORSE POWER,


for their examination and trial. The ma
chine IL the one known in the south rs the
celebrated RICE THRESHi.NG. MI c IiIIN.E;
improved aud rendered much more effective
by DIR. Lancaster, one Of the subscribers
who designed the power also. Wherever
they have been introduced, thus improved,
they have maintained an unriyaiied reputa-
ton for speed, safety, durability and clean
ness Of operation. The machines are made
OF different sizes TO suit purchasers, for
two, three, and four horses, and one hundred
bushels OF Wheat 70 the horse per day is
common and light business. One hundred
bushels OF wheat in one hour, and one BUSH
el per Minute TO each horse employ ed, have
been repeatedly threshed perfectly clean
That the public may be satisfied that This
machine IL essentially different, in its princi-
pie and mode Of operation, from those now
Ia use; and that they may have q test by
which they can determine the comparative
merits Of this with other machines, and be
saved from imposition in the purchase Of de-
fectivs ones, we hereby promise, and bind
ourselves, 10 pay to any person who shall
make. an improvement on the operative parts
OF our machine. or produce one superior to
IL, the sum OF
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Notice 10 COntractor.-

pRofoSALs will be received BY the
- subscriber 81 lIarpers-ferry, on Sat
1rdsy the 18th OF this Moath. Tor the con-
struet,on OF the Masonry OF the viaduet, to
De euiit across the Potomse River At that
place. The masonry will consist Of one A.
outment and seven piers. Tie face of The
sbuimeht and piers will be uf ranged rustic
masonry extending inwsrds an average Of
~ least two feet from the exterior--the fill-
ing IN OF six Of the piers and the bse king OF
The sbuiments to be Of the best rubbIe ma
sonny aud the whole laid in the best mortar.
Ihs foundations OF six Of the pier, will be
formed "a the bed Of the river by throwinr
IN large stones aud eompactly Ming the in
.efs''ces between them with smaller stone
THIS foundation will be raised from She bot
tom OF tho river 10 within two feet OF the
surface OF low water, st which level tho
ranged work will commence. Que Of she
piers will stand upon the tow path OF the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal. viii DC built
hollow and filled with dry rubb.e stone and
earth. The foundation of thi. pier will be
oil ranged work laid In water cement, and
the lower course will rest on pudding clay
about two feet 10 depth. The thickness OF
the walls Of the solid part Of this pier will
DC six feet. The six piers an the river will
be ten feet thick at bottom aud eight feet nj
top. twenty-five feet high and fifty feet long,
with their Gods, both Mp aud down stream,
OF curved form, resembling the gothic
arch The abutments will be built against
and united To the wall between the Canal
add Rail Road. u is believed that tho wa
ter, N which the piers will Le founded, i'll in
no case exceed seven feet IN depth al the
low stage Of the river, and for most Of the
piers will not be more than four TO FIVE feet
deep; and that the bed OF the river at the
site ot the bridge, Is entirely OF rock. Per-
sons disposed To contract for the work will,
OF course. examine the site and Judge Of
sness matters for themselves.
Recommendation for character and cspa-
city will be expected TO accompany the pro-
posals Of such rs have no, been contractors
on the works Of tho Baltimore aud Ohio
Rail Road Company.
No ardent spirits to be used on the work
The subscriber will attend at Harpers-Fer-
~ on Friday the 18th and Saturday the 18th
OF this Month, for the purpose of giving fur
ther explanation and receiving proposals.
BY order Of the President end Directors
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny CASPAR w. VIEWER
September J, 1885.
Office Of the Sapd'r. ofGrsd'n and Masonry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

An admirable hoax has been played or upon
the coihamites, relating to some wonderful
discoveries IN the moon. BY Hcrcheii the
Younger, who has an observatory at the Cape
OF Good Hope. II described with extreme
minuieness, the Lunar inhabitants, their ani.
mails, trres, plants, sc. j. purported 10 be
an extract from a foreign journal; and there
fore the good people. while they CARED, and
stared, and wondered, took II all for truth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
sIstpsSgbge ReNS Estate
~ JEFFERSON COUNTY,
EOR 8ALn.

a NlllE Subscriber, a. agent Tor the own
- ers, oilers for sale . small bot very
vsluable FAHA. coatsfsiing ONE NDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES. Df good lime slons
Land. hny acres Of Timber, the balance
cleared aud we'll laid OF into small fields
two Of which are nos veil set ~ Clover
The improvements consist u an s1eellsnt
DSoliing House. kHebea sad Meat House
nearly new sd usli srFsnEod-a Well in =
fsw.yards q the Iloass never known 20 fan.
bot shiek has, daring the dfyest seasons. e.
forded AZ sbundsnt supply ot the purest a..
Ter. Tbn farm lies n,ilss south 81 smith
Geld, ten miles from Chafiestoun, und about
two mites from The wisehestsr and IlarpeFs-
Ferry Rel RSad
ore third % the purchase Hoaey IN Casa
the balance IN three % four annual payments.
Eiih interesl from sale. snd good security re-
quiFed for The after psynenis.
II the Psrm should Hot b sold before the
20ib dsy ~ Orfsbsr psEi a will o. that dsy be
oAsFed a. public sale. g. The highest bidder.
on Nhich dsy vii slso h. sold lhe stoe 1
and Farming Utensils bsiongisg 70 ,aid isfn
10 Wit
iiorsss. Colts, 6 heal q Garlic,
i6 sheep, ard 20 hog q which "a are fsf
30 barrels 81 Cora, 90 bushels o. I'VE.
Pi0uEhs apd HaFows. Wsroa sad Gssrs.
stands 81 Bees, Grniu i7lhs Eroosd. Ne.
IsrHls n tAs psrtsaaf pgogsriy- Nine nlosihs
credit ior ali purchases shove Eve dollars,
d hat sem sod nBdsF, sash. nond sd -.
proved security viii Be required bsfors any
property is removed.
The subscriber vii sbow tks Yarn % aay
persoo asrcssd 70 pnrcbass.
letter. addressed o. ne ~ nsf'st0sn.
Frederick eounty, vii b. susnded 70.
MANN u. PAGE.
e. 4 fa4a
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1000 DOLLARS.

In consequences Of this premium, which
has been offered for several years and Ihroue h
many states Of the Union, the machine has
been more extensively brought into competi.
tioL with others. and more thoroughly tried
than any ever hitherto offered to the American
farmer. 10 confirmation Of the above state
ment respecting the power Of cur machines,
we can confidently appeal TO the testimony
Of hundreds Tho have seen them 10 operation
in the neighbofing counties. And let IL be
reeoileeted, that we do not wish 10 make a
single sale 20 any individual who has not
seen our articles fully and fairly tried. and
who Is not beyond doubt convinced Of their
entire superiority over every other ia the
country; and that we desire all rigidly to ex
anime, aud unsparingly TO criiicise, each and
every part, 50 that il may be improved, the
premium obtained, and deserving cou,mu-
nifty presented with a better article, provi.
ded this is not already perfect
~ LANCASTER,
ID RICHARDSoN,
J. NICHOLS.
91LAs we desire all 10 examine and Judge
from their own obseVvstions, We refrain from
spending any Of numerous testimonials pre-
sented in It's favor, but Ssh Of one aud ali. 60
throw sside for q day their pre- JUDGES, and
call ADD give Il person al examination.
We, the undersigned, having purchased the
entire right Of using and vending the above
fhreshing Machine IN Jefferson County. Vir.
gina, are now prepared 10 sell individual
rights 10 any person or persons who may wish
10 purchase.
AZ 60 the performances of the Machine We
deem q unnecessary 10 comment upon ~, We
viii only say tbsth threshed, upon the farm
Of Lewis NeIii, two hundred sheaves in Eve
minutes, By the watch, IN the presence of .
ncmbcr % persons, Which is ~ the rate Of
one hundred sod twenty bushels per hour. a.
lowing Eve bushels 10 the hundred sheavs..
whioh Is . moderate allowance, As every pras.
teal fsTmer will admit
LEWIS NELL,
GEORGE LAY,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
HENHY SNYDER,
ISAAC utNRLE.
WILLIAM GROVE.
sep, 10, Is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

NEAR IiARPERS-FERRY
HNHE undersigned is now ready TO receive
- GRAIN, and 10 grind in n superior
style. Tie will give one barrel OF Flour for
every 300 pounds of merchantabie Wheat.
aud Will stand the inspection in any market
TO which IL may be sent. From his expert.
encc o. miller, aud the excellent order OF
The mill at present. he feels great confde nee
IN being able 10 produce frst-rate Flour.
lie will buy Wheat for ea,h, at fair pri-
ces; and those who wish 20 get rid Of the
trouble OF sending their Flour to market,
can be accommodated by him nj the lowest
possible rate.
During the Plaster season, he will always
be ready To grind that article, and will gene
rally keep a supply on hand for the accom-
mediation Of his customers aud farmers gene
rally. JACOB STAUB.
Aug. IL. 1895 TT
9TAn arrangement having been made with
the Turnpike Company, all Wagons. &r. haul
ing Grain to this mill will pass without toll.
the subscriber bearing all expense of that sort.
JACOB STAUB.
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NOTICES.

During my absence for few months. INV
brother will be engaged In an effort 10 close
many accounts Of long standing with this es-
adjustment Those persons who know them
selves indebted, vii, upon very little reflection.
perceive the propriety, IL not necessity, of ex-
tending helping hand--aad aosr is the time
WAsn f'se friends iciH be tested. Engaged in
an enterprise which Is either to make or 10
mar, !" every thing depends upon the generous,
the prompt, the just, action ofthose who really
wish me well. cannot permit myself TO doubt
their ready response to this call.
JOHN S. GALLAiER.
i. S. III should transfer claims 10 other,
who viii be more rigid than have been, am
sure no blame can attach TO me- have in
duiged, until indulgence has ceased to be a
virtue.
July %. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
EDUCATION.

VIE FEMALE SCHOOL Of the .ubser,.
Der will be re-oPened on Mondsy the
18th OF September. In addition to his ON "A
personal attention Of from seven 10 eigh,
hours day, the aid OF female assisiant /.
expected.
Every advantage for the help OF teacher.
ana scholars II now provided. Terms the
same hs usual, $40 per yearly session. Seho-
lars "ili DC received for less time than n
year win previous understanding 10 that
eueeI ALEX. JONES.
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PMBIte Soge.

WILL offer Tor sale o. Saturday ~ i9h
y insi, 81 ny residence. near Col. Has's,
All ~ persooal property, consisting Of
BIOodsd Fiily,
first rate Mich Cows,
large Faiteaink ilogs,
cherry Bureau, (neafIy uew,)
hfst rate Tablsa,
Feather Bed aud Bedding complete.
and a VARSITY q Kitchen Fornitufs TOO nu.
msrnas 10 pafiicularizc A ercdB Of twelve
a.0a,as viii be gwen upon ~ SONS Of 6se
dollars; 81 ubdsr, cash. Doe attendance uII
be givrn By sILAS g. COURTNEY.
sept ~, 1895.