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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
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Vlm'at t'eb biert'it tie Srerheit eaf
pnbl'tnm ah1nuosppa 3u bsnabridtisen,
oaB er BON SaeOs Gdeuenbererr (einsn
san5en Stod 9TateriaIien, .eancwesfs,
jsuse &c. ansefauft, Onb cbises @efhdf.
IN DEM Sdap ersefaussnbat, neIDsr ..
]tembsr'p Stein aIs Sbmiofbap belubt
Nar, IN Der alll'p n6rolib BON eobr9
5tobt nno mtlt'!b bon &. SOseI's 9trbr.
SuttNsm0isf, Wa9en uuer Dirt;
w|f9f" n"1 fh'5sites 8e'tsIIuns ld6n me
o"ntFdaft, fir biuiae W,eife ssn1aIt. G.
h"Gt e;"s' 2lyll Ser bFsntIiden Aure.
le2oft oard tetarriihe Qlufmertlameeit u.
%23'>'I''1Fs't 5n ps,biensn. i'm B,ilse
.:',sf tAas*t, iii o.a bfli1en staaten as.
..>s'..;si<!ts", Crlo':suns o!aubt ct oesfbs,t
70 }*p'. Ho5 ssns u teit in biefeR Staa,
s.;>4i l.2sr";f<n nerrsn uirt.
oosI & 1,:isIlen fbnnsn fcaseih Sc
lebait'sunS fnosn. ebsntags l-2 & br.
.Innasn. = ~, Nsnlpn Vugafl rs. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
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Der Nntcr fNriebtne nirmt leb bic Sress5
belt o's Burger BON Ganton nu6 beg
umseeeno ~ mtena0siGtsn, eaB .ers .saa
Naler @sfdaft in aasn oefTsn 3sssigsn,
u tstseibrr gebenft, d
s. Qaus nnb gdiio Maierep,
.9lababinnHsen bsrlebisbsner 9attunssn
/ 3pt5 nno Mafhei. aIueb bat 1, betanx
:ei9 Ea.tsn, Dele, &c. gum a sfauf.
sein G hop ssfneet fb i'm raditen
0ebanee fhcl.d .. ssRis Sosers sfJbr.
I i'm obssn 3ti,,ner. 2epio @rcB.
Carton. SuID Sg, 1885.
%. %. GIN cosr 5spep Arbeiter fbnns.
Efsa 8sfbailisunG fnoen, forie and eia5
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
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Der llutsrlh h:,ertns teund,rid;tet o1ts
nnseeca ras Nu3ilfum> oab sr in Cenas
su'G oC'8se Ge'dj't tn ellen ben,n pes:
'h'epsnfu 9lrsssr:- oNy Ial.9eu, aQtpo fr
Otant urr anttTf 2>hebsr Su binosn erb6-
rs ii. Seine Q,beit trito e, bnblb une
gut liste'n 9its 9>heber mesosn auf Ger:
ia"9'1 ,r'eetr sebuncsn. Oa er in ostu
vsl6dft esfatrsn IT, {" get cAtst leb.
een 2Bhnf f6en oerer 81 ertlprsbsn Die
ibn nit 9tuf!rdt N teeI,rsn ub9en. 9e-
.tteuungsn Don SGdbneersQIrbsit irSsNb
siusr 2ht tpsrosnim @autauer 8ubttobr
an9encmmSr.
Nnd i'no bsp ibm teutfds u. snalifebe
9 oienor, o,ste audi feb fperferlis ste
Sonnet:Saren au tabsn.
Carl 2Soroenburs.
S8nabura Gent. 90 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
90 ebtn erbolten.

Der 1lnter3sibnete, oarfb6r far ers
@isfsre gunft, tbut fenen Greunoeu une
Dem publitum tberbarpt bRr,uit udt
nngsuou Runo, ceB CT in ecu Seefiaoteu
NeHporf. philadelphia uro Baltimore &C:
rsisn IL, allwo er Elm a!dwcnees QI0ort:
asent Srfbiabt6- iino Spmmer-lp aareu,
an 1sfauft bat trelbe6 er an fenea dlteu
Stanepiae cine Gbt,se msfIib pom Canal
[nebtn Grn. Spbn Dtads Wiebsbaus
gum SdblIo bsr e'ledel er6ftnet BAT.
6uis 'nces ntnfaBt eiRet 2beil ieines aus,
aeoebnten QaSere BON .s
St0pet u. 81 0 D. Wadren:
Slaue, idtrrar5e, traune, Qriine. erdb, oes
iuiIette une rablia 2nber, GalIIn,isr uno
G:ttinett jseerlep Nrt, Sonmsrtutber
une Die serfGieos nfen Meit uct1tiide.
Serner: Bonuete, Sta isuifdbe Sei
De nno eoneaB, sGtpsiScr Rusltne. Gran.
ioFl1e 0insbains, 1arnz&antme, 8 alb,
en- EAr Haotss eaesncii0 2abad, SolS-
tnber, @alico'e pen teoer Sbattiruno,
Neylno Sbaml; 8iepltiftr, Bitoertien,
6ianea. 8ett @cro, 4lssos, S1ieo.
9 e5enfoaS: elm per1anbi3es 0Iiz
tertmsnt ei(esner 9bfsL 2uder, Anfss,
3bte, @swiri Sibsbtut sin, SS;anop,
0um, Fo!tmeih, 2istcn. D1useat, Glaret,
Nle!asa. Reaortsane MoEefes.
2Ae eiele nNb tiele eneslv 9,rtifsl vper.
een III cen bigiefes Vrsi(ea ia, baa,
@<'o oser sanassprot ntts ebBeffbt.
0traaa1' Mpers.
Ga; ton Juni II 1Ss4; +
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
Gre. m. go en-.

asggxse Gittst bic nit eem pafIitun
ftine, Tis fslan @eine Mrsb
, nunpen Miro It titlia n'ad,tr,-
<Afas= . unc Ole, urTbe f,t1 fein s.eras
onpertreuen, nj re sr nit {crqfdIt8sr @uf:
msrtFemfst gu bstarnsIu fud'en. ,T
Ole Ncrthelis, ole cine GrfaLrnnQ 81 Il
mtbyeren Sobsen in DER Nnsatut,a btr
,Qei.furee lin gsrdbrt-bcuebN etnem
3'Iatnmeubanae nae,leen 9;ln,dfiosrlintsr-
rtebtssQuFiuf cen er in eine,n att5aststu:
ten 9U1pit1Isune msoieinilbenGo Gotes:l,n
erhahsu, lrero> + i'm, 4pie er nit 3l>psr.
fltt slaubt, IN Den @tano ftBen N'aut
Nsi1vn cutdasNsio 3" init @rfOI1 5u te=
adro In. g. G;ine Sff6 1T I'M Martt=
0iersde, oem @curshauls gegenhter-
Ibi!ren n6!c.'eb ron &. g 8itbeI'6
s.tnhr. &oml II. Wdp is. tE6. If.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
Ssnabura 5ept. 90 1885.
QdbiuetnuQnerep.


Die @neee llnter3ejduettn i'isen bier
nit ben 8ilrpern Ganton's uno Dem
pnblifum hberbaurt abtuuasprQ an,eaB
le ubises 0efddft in Der Guseeraras
St'eBs (s Gbhren meltIi6 BON s. q.
& S1neIosrs eiferfObr u. bsinebe seeeu:
hbsr orn s. SbIUnersS tubr) anae fansen
babsn aHrpo fe bic 0streibana bsneIbsr
in auen 3meiesn Bob abfdtisen.
Gle msrosu in,mer einen 8prratb
Vilreous, Silbe, GettitellerI n.
baiten 70 el d. {,s 1u ben anoemc f5eu-
itsn Seoinsunssn pstRaufen. 8,etter ..
ausr Dirt tpsroen i'm Gauieb senommen
wsreen. SnbUfen, burh aenaue aluf=
msrffamfeit i'm 0ef6dft, sineu ~ il Der
ofentltden &unof6aft su ertultsn.
Ssttelur8en .. Ger ghtfernuna wer:
osn oa"teer anstnommsn unr prompt in
thrjeitsr 3eit beior8t srsroeM
g. Il. @:taut.
s. s.. Sple.
Canton QIt,o. ! i8se
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
ou permtttben, posr ~ vs1toufen.

~ tlrtrf6rieSener bot 9 V'antaiben, bic
er lsbr b'llis peffaufsn ND De ;liesen bsy.
De |sbr rcttbei!ta(t sum Marft. sine ra=
bon bat sinen fetf euten gahbliis, nit
etnFm rte fcb!eseen 2naGer, quite Queilen
plas farm fosleib in gefs aenon,uen
merosn. Gin YaB Iteet en- Dbo. Canal
unb riroe cine Der beftsn @sleaenbeiteyt
fur eine @iertranerss uno Diftiuety fesn
menisitfnf ocn eleSelaue bts ebtlieptbe.
Shr eas 9lahere beIraee man iieb ia 6 aus
tnh e'p ... o. Naepe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
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AZ 3e: srsr!idtn @Ge 1eiues edRet
81 Hzn aarbaufee, .wetfIid
os' 4 -: al 1T i,6a,
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aarsefuttsr ano febt poblfeiier gi:,t,
III e1sle Jabrss5eit ertThst befsbeno in;
Sroltsnet'', .bartcm,tno Gdnss.
oewoarent porceuan, @peesrep,
N, gnsM Ouemaasen ouer Ntt
0ldeeL yeosr &c. &c.
ms!De et 70 rebifeii esrtaaft a's iratus
js'ndHe in ois(es;1 mersir.
Gs satlt iee0;eis taar gei.o IA
'5sn, Wsifdjtetn batef, Slad, "a a
@:<1t WcIe, &c. &C., une ,pirb ptnftlid
'<ss3 aufne&tlsm irtss Spsoisicus. upn
q mai lilspasseibdf. tefprgsn prmi
Ssns Srs"nss UNI SunSer ibn teaiiutfi
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
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Ga; ton Sum- II 1886. +
5a6el .unO = ~ 7 4 =

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Qab'n 70 'bsn crofuet fItiDe &ttfs r. J.,
lbltlltb sso'udt<r NINsltjje, SOipc5ame i.
&|t!es> ptaio 5aGsonstt. epeujallt d..
ante slnsseob' rnfi'ber unh i,ianc,il,,
ss'npaae, a'e: lo:4 srn febta : tbietina,
5:4 &c. Sd u. 10 4 o.. Nari,igs 81 u.
10 ee' srsiDs 2tltbshbsr s a.. TO-.
trsune c.. 3 4 spstfe Sstpieit Ii; J. J. rid,
e'1ner; Yang ssmns-nno. lsineu Z ans. d
Qaetnbsr.
Waff Hon, Nueuf ST. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
O. a E. # ert N
MpbEeilcr e's jtmaiS .-Sb,.e abs.!

MUbkfilcr a'5 jsnais !-Sble Mb!!
IS I'll i q III Q col s.
eat has &rdt pen 3. uno q, B<esoT
pats'ttItten Gtbgrfs'Satls, Ssbes. Carte
--"no sIFernem- Oprus1 weIde7 tte befen
BesbefeuA9sn bieferc2Et tuo, Gle je, rrr
oas publifum sebrad,t4rprbsn fdHFit crs
ltanesn. Da ct ibetSsust'fi', oa6 oisfe
Berbei letnrs cine 6br srOfs 'ft,--fc eIsHs
sr reRleIben Sen 9o%alg Ghcr Iraent sins
anoere &rt Gdttei firiqstdt1Qf.u @Gopef,
SsbaeIibteit, une e Sid,ebtlt fins pfeer.
gr fabFt lcrt ris rrtbsr, tat 9rf1hdlr,
dut feineN1 a1ttu tauop,Htte VI {, Gus
taramae StrGfe,iu @anIom (se abs Dem
neuen Gantbeute etsenibr, frnrts bes
mrbnt nrn pbiIip Dswa.t,) u, aeuesber,
no Ct f6 fteueu mtro aIls ole Sn bee!e;
men, Die ibn init ibrsm 3ufpyude besh,en.
Gr bat betdnois aut GaEe rnn 1T ye:
fonueu cine orrees unc ausaebsbAtes Wf
lortinent epn Satlern aarsn ,u l,a!ten,
als ea Fno
ksA {>erren Secerne> fra.
A nj lthe SdtstA t>tYo,
nitcbe Ditto. ssmelne
otto Oonsn Oeoer|!s >Nun.lel,e
Ditto eemei'1s cIttpt SdLu;t Z at
telbdss YMGifen, NlfolsnboIf-
tern, eavallertfleu Ghades, Na-
trontalben,ac. Oeorbrrn9)em emtrr
8 u NJ n { t s, gduls9tfttirr jeoer
Nrt 6 Q fer, Scutr 'gpmer,
gpuoonerW rWa9sn l>eiNden, Neit,t
Slesonte,7 6aretrter uno Sig
peitl6en, @tdt IW'Slebten jsoer
Ootun9.
lie etnTobner BON etatf, unb tenbe:
Hadtarttn @ouati,S 8, fno adtuuassrll
stnae!aeen, an5urufeu, uno far feb fsIbit
sn isten unb nntesfuben.
Canton SnEe 25. 1879. 1877.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
9 IT 4 nFe.

8rensy. 9inns, Gin, Mabsirs., Mus.
ia i Malasa. uno pcrt.weine, ,l,u
Derfauf. bep lP. Sobufpn i. ep
Waafacn MaY 2S, 1850.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16

q erte. IL.
4 SeIsn eeGius stabi sttrte
5 60. Simmons co. ~,
2 %. Vonnse TO. I'll. III. Il
2 DO. Aines bo.
,u,n Vsreaufs in Bcren csfr e;n,,I,
Dep ~. So1nion u. 60.
MaiRu. n Sam. /. 1895. 80.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16
s. tabl M onuf n-ttur.
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in Der 1ueea: anae @trs>3e, Carton
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ae>srisoei,.-
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ano cas- pntIisun, ~oaB Ge cbiaso ge.
f0a1t IN Dem 5mepten geAduee. wtit id
. Qsa. 5. SIaf's atirtbshaus snet a.
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fee une prdbsiG9 3 q INrgitre ren--. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-16

Siscnt 8ofcnsr uap ,noase Nre
ten /; .z@ & .=.ee s>~.r>s-... , ,.
aue weIde eom beften Waterial uro ga
taniist srsresu gut ssarbitst ~ fevn.-;
At'e slhb!e repatirt nno an8eihi1sn ;
@eratSirnie gum Bs,faafe-
Yappdplanfsn mai3en, Rosaen.
Welfbtorn, uno ale ancere Nrten 2ans
teeeptpSafte, pereen fat 3ahlan8 fas
snbsit angenemmss; D.u. >.
eanteh Junyg6, 1855. !, Dstf.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-01
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed
70 The subscriber by William Risk. hear.
ing date the I'd day Of Decs mb.r. lS35
and duly recorded in the County Cont
oiiice of Augusta, will be sold for cash
to the highest bidder, on the premises,
on Thursday the LIST day of December
next the following property. viz:
ALI that Tract or Parcel of Land
held by said Risk. lying aud being il,
the county Of Augusta, near the Nortb
NJ ouh'aln' containing by estimation 100
acres more or less, and adjoining the
lands OF David Kerr. Mary Kerr and
others, being the same place " h.reon he
now residcs.-Also, the following per-
Sonai property, to wit:
One Negro Girl about four
years old, the Grain cut from 30 acres of
Wheat and Rye, one sorrtI Mare four
years old. one brown Horse 8 years old.
l grey Horse 5years old, } Cows and
their increase, , Calves 6 Sows and
Their increase, s head of Hogs, 3 Feather
Beds. Eedstsads and Bedding, walnut
bureau. Cupboard, 2 Walnut Tables.
! Sale and Contents, together with ali
ms other Household and K Kitchen Furni-
ture. two Rifle Guns, 9 Mccormick
Plough Cow-tongne ditto, 3 sets
Horse Gear and all other Farming U.
tensiis, cross-cut Saw, 3 falling Axes.
3Drawing Knives, Handsa w, 9 Frows.
and all his other Cooper's Tools, 3o9U
pieces Cooper's stuff 2A,ea0 joint Shin
giles. and 5000 bushels of Coal.
Acting as trustee, the subscriber will
convey such title only rs is vested in him
by the deed aforesaid.
JOHN>B. BRECKENRIDGE
NOV. TO- 1850. Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-01
= w ANN TAVERN.
WOODSTOCK, Va.

The subscriber has leased the LARGE
white house, nearly opposite Dir. Jacob
Reamer's, in Woodstock, and rs now
prepared TO accommodate travellers and
others in the best style. The house has
recently undergone thorough repair.
and is now in complete order and his
stabling Is inferior TO none in the State
10 short, his estal lishment possesses eve
ry thing necessary to render the soiourn
OF the traveller comfortable and aereea.
Die. The subscriber hatters himself that
from his long experience as Tavern.
Keeper in Strasburg and Battletown. he
VIII be able to give general satisfaction
TO those who may favor him with a call.
n snare OF public patronage is respect
fully invited.
~ HENRY SWAMI.
woodstock, July %, Is36.-6m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-01
lH'EsUST, &AH.HN.

By virtue of deed of tiust executed
TO me by James Lockridge, dated the
2eth Of March, 1896. and of record in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Augusta, l will proceed to sri at pub.
lie auction. to the highest bidder, for
cash. on the premises. on Friday the
10Th day of December next, the follow.
ing property, to wit:
1875 Acres of Land,
on which said Lockridse now rpsidea
lying ia the Little Calf Pasture. an, nd,
joining the lands of John HetTener. A.
dam IFaves and Others. Also the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
One Negro Girl named ME-
linda, aged about % years, ; head of
Horses. head of Cattle, ID head Of
Hogs, 80 acres of Wheat and RYE which
was seeded on said plantation and on
IlImmFrman's place, 4 Feather Beds,
bedsteads and Bedding, / Clock, 9 Bu-
reaus, | large Kettle, aud all other
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Wagon, 3 sets Horse Gear, / MeCor-
mick Plough, | Harrow, and all ,,I.er
farming implements whatever now in
said LockTidge's possession.
Acting DIS TRUSTEE, Shall convey svch
tltie Only as is vested in uie by the trust
deed aforesaid.
j. 3. BR ECKINRIDGE
Nov. RI, 1886, Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-01
VNzssNDIe Farm
+ O II 8 A lie

THE Farm belonging to the heirs of
MATHEW BLAIR, deceased, is offered
Tor sale privately. This Farm lies in
Augusta county, about eight miles from
Staunton, on the road leading to Harri
sonburg via Miller's Iron Works, and
contains about 800 .Gcres, every a.
ere OF which is atable, and lies well for
cultivation: about one-half cleared and
IN line order; the other heavily. tim
bered land. There is sufiiriency of
meadow land on it for farm of tn. size.
and several never failing springs, so sit
uated as to afford water in nearly eyery
field. The improvements are tolera5le.
The neighborhood around it is healthy
and agreeable.
AS 1t Is presumed that any one dis
posed to purchase will view il aud Judge
for himself, a further description is
deemed unnecessary; but will Just add
that taking into view every advantage
this Farm possesses, it is seldom that il.
equal is in this delightful county, offer.
ed for sale.
The land will be. shown 70 any one
DESTROYS OF viewing it. BY DR.. WM. r.
BLAIR, whose residence is adjoining OF
by MATHEW BLAIR, Of Stanton, by
whom the terms will be made known
possession will be given immediately.
II. r.. BLAIR,
Ear Of ~. Blair, decd.
August 4. lS36-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-01

well boiled the whole process of
cooking was done on an average ofone
and halfhours. They were all fed
twice a day, and at the same time.
Ihe evening feed of the shoats, fed
ON mush was generally warn-the
morning feed, having stood all night,
was always cold. The seven pounds,
or ten pints of meal, when cooked,
weighed an average of 80 pounds, and
measured an average of three gallons.
There was difference of nine pounds
In the weight of the latter pair--the
smallest had the least appetite, and
his allowance of Is pounds of mush,
was just as much as he appeared to
want, or would eat up clean, the 9th
er was greedy, and always sharp set,
despatched his mess quickly, and wan
ted more.
Before the experiment had progress.
sed fortnight, there was very per-
ceptlble difference in the appearance of
these pigs. Those fed on the mush
assumed a more thrifty, healthy, fresh
appearance, particularly of their hair,
and this difference became more strik-
ing as the experiment advanced.
On the 4th of January, while prep
arations We're making for killing and
dressing, they were again weighed on
the hoof. One of those, then, whose
daily allowance had been seven pounds
OF corn each, had increased 20 pounds
IN the Pa days the other which had
had an equal allowance of corn, had
increased only five pounds. I could
not account for the difference by any
thing could discover, either before
or after killing,-the appetites of these
two were much more alike than of the
others,-and their health was appar-
emily equally good.
vi the pair fed on mush, whose
daily allowance had been three and a
half pounds of meal each, the greedy
one had gained % pounds and the O.
Their 81 pounds.
These are all the material facts in
these experiments, except that a very
small portion of salt was put into eacl,
mess of husband there is no mira
Gle in them. The hogs allowed 1-2
pounds of meal, gained less than three
fourths of a pound daily, and this surely
they might have gained from the meal.
but they gained more than those fed
on double that quantity OF corn. The
saving of one half of corn consumed in
raising and fattening hogs in Maryland,
would be well worth the offer of pre-
maum to have these experiments ac-
curately repeated and tested by differ
ent persons.-JNd. fig. Report.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-01
JOHN B. GARRETT

Has just received. together with a
great variety of Medicines, the follow
ing articles -
English Preston Sails Crucibles,
IN e9t glass bottles, Grain Weights.
aoith caps, Loco Foco Matches
american n Hair Brushes,
S9dps,a great uariety Hair Po,oder,
netahc shaving Bsres Po,cder PUTS,
P n Odorysrous Con,p'd,
Hnk Stands, Ttyeeyers
Pocket Books, !Saporoceous Co,,,,J
Snuff Boxes, Bears OIL
Go"ios, BLACK Sand,
nancg ft0ls, Leads torsuer points,
Cologne Hatsr, Pencil Gases.
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by Lottery.

To be disposed of under the superin-
tendence OF the Trustees appointed BY
an act Of the General Assembly of Ma,
ryland, passed a. December session. 1884
to authorize Henry Shafer, George
Shafer, and IL. /. Shafer, TO distribute
their Estate by lot.
luis property rs situated in the village
OF Funksto,cn in Washington county. on
the National Turnpike leading from Bali
more TO Wheeling and distant two miles from
hagerstown, being in the centre Of one of
'he most populous, wealthy and thriving
counties IN the State of MARYLAND.
Inc M Ills are upon the waters of the An
'ietam, and driven by said stream with am
pie water power) aud which is very constant
and never failing.
The advantages attached 10 those mills are
numerous, being in one OF The most produc.
1--WE counties in the state for wheat and all
Sinds OF gram, wool, sc. being distant only
miles from Williamsport, on the Chesa
peaRe anu OHIO Canal, and hear Ilagerstown,
WIN turnpike road leading to both pla-
ces,) one OF tho best wheat markets in the
Stale, where large quantities Of grain find n
market from Pennsy lvania. &c. rbe prono>
sed hail Road contemplate from Chambers,
burg and passing thro' Hagerstown, to inter.
| sect The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road at
Weaverton on the Potomac, " i'll pass very
near TO this place. There is no, much doubt
out That The Antietam will be made nayaya.
Die, SO as 10 intersect the Chcsapeakc and
Ohio Canal at the Aniieiam Iron Works
as there is now a lock at this place, bull, hy
The Potomac Company, which will PASS a
ooat from The waters OF The dam to the wafer
| below it,
The Lots OF Ground are situated in and adj
joining Funks town. being many of them
valuable building lots, aud in very high
state Of cultivation.
The Mansion House is a large and com
modious dwelling, celebrated for The flow err
ana iruIt garden attached to ii.
The Property was valued by Commission.
ers appointed by the Legislature. The
prizes In this lottery are subject TO no dis
count the prizes that may be drawn will
be delivered alter forty days subsequent to
The drawing, if demanded within tweI, G
months from its date.
The title to this property is unquestiona-
Bile; a pla. of the real estate is deposited
with the Trustees.
PRICE OF A TICKET--lo DOLLARS.
SCHEMR
<5rr1n1oJ o,,xy a.
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:" nh other prizes making together 4Oe
prizes amounting Ia SSO,3lO.
This Lottery will be drawn upon the plan
OF Inc cid MARYLAND Lotteries, under the di.
rec,lon OF The Trustees appointed by The lie.
In this Lottery any one disposed TO risk
the small sum of SlO-may venture without
any scruples. Ii is not scheme of specuIa-
ion, but simply 10 relieve the proprielors Of
The late Antieiam Woollen Factory which
was destroyed by fire-and the chances are
asgood If not better than the monied Lot,er
les.
no would not risk the sum of SO for
such valuable property Nothing venture,
nothing win-delays are dangerous-send on
the cash and you shall have The prizes
For tickets address
GEO. SHAFER, Agent.
September 20.
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TRANSPORTATION
On the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road.

The President and Directors of the
Company have established the follow.
ing rates Of travel and transportation be-
tween Winchester and Iarper's Ferry
Fare through, with reasonable allow.
ance OF baggage for passengers set
down or taken up at the Depot, on the
Island of Virginius, near the Poto.
mac 81 so
For any intermediate distance,
per mile, 6
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll Tor transportation from the Depot at
Winchester, and delivery at the end
Aof Wagrr's bridge on the MARYLAND
side of the Potomac, for flour. per
oarrei' lS
Wheat per bushcl. 3
Corn and Corn-meaI, Rye and Rye
meal, peg bushel, d.
Oats, :
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Tronand Cast
ings, per ton, 81 so
All other commodities. per ton per
mile, e
Transportation to and from any interme.
date Depots. the same proportional rates
with the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
transportation from the place on the
Maryland side of the Potomac above
mentioned, to Winchester,
PLASTER, per ton, ST. rs
Salt. per bushel, 8
Fish, per barrel, 30
Merchandise, and all other commodi-
ties, per hundred pounds, IL
And to and from any intermediate De.
pots the above proportionate rates.
he above rates include all CHARGES
incident to transportation. to and from
other companies. There will be a small
additional charge made at the different
Depo;s, for receiving and forwarding
about Z cents on barrel of Flour, and a
similar rate for other commodities.
By order of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, PRESIDENT.
Winchester, April Z, 1896.
@Ihe road is now ready for trans
portation.
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RAVELEING
ON TIE

Winchester s. Potomac Rail Road.
THE cars leave the Depot at Win.
chester at o'clock in the morning
VIII pass Stevenson's at half past Z
where passengers can be taken up or sci
Thompson's depot at Is min. past 8.
Cameron's do. at half past s.
Charlestown about 9-and
Halltown half past 8.
Arriving at Harper's Ferry in time for
passengers to take the morning cars to
Baltimore.
RETURNING.
ihey leave Harper's Ferry at 4 o.
clock in the afternoon,
Arrive at Hailtown at half past 4.
At Charlestown about 5,
Cameron's Is minutes past 5,
Thompson's about half past 5,
Stevenson's about 6 o'clock-and
Reach Winchester about 7 o'clock in
the evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester, April 7, 1886.