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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

ERINA BALL.-The Erina Benevolent Association
ss place on .sensg
The success which has previous Balls gives
strongest that he present arrange
s ~ 80 10 s
and at the same time We eSre satisfaction to
Browns Baud Of Music surpassed by any in the
city, engsged IN addition TO whicha celebrated performer
the harp WILL Ia the course OF the evening" perform several
The door win be under the management OF Mr. Lucas,
sisted by a committee The order VI dancing w be printed
small card, whic be obtained from OF the Mana
early application for tickets requisites the number
lned The price Of tickets, admitting gentsn and two
Tickets Gun be obtained from any the following commit
Taomas OConner, 81 Vail street; John Lassas IS East
Broadway; Edward shorell 70 Resde i Martin Waters A
rgan IN Eat Broadway Denpis GILLESPIE, 45 Roosevelt
81 James Dunn - Canal ST JOIN Meksy S4 d aSwsry
day, 65 Mon ST. wm Corbi,t Of Oak and Roosevelt
ycy, Tontne BUILDINGS Water hahn Mcmahon, Grand
Hstc city, Owen Cogan 20 James ST. Brooklyn at
''s Of l'""ans @ M G 1d
-MR. ). PARKER has The honor announce 10 his
friends and The pubic, that his Schools now open Tor The Sc.
ct Mny for i'd @
and sanay Ysung ladies class p r1 to f. ,ne
so cents. i!8 81
n purchase before Of May, furniture furnish
large house Con muacations 10 j. No. IL Bowery will be
Attended to. jew
(SAND-MR. BEKNARDUs LEDEBoER takes the
pleasure TO inform bis friends and the public in general
that he has opened Apothecay Store At No 81 Chambers
ST. Two doors from Chatham where he will be happy To walt
day and night upon these who may honor him with their pa
enage He has studied in Europe and for the last sixteen
months he employed in the well known establishment OF
Mr. j. hlhau where be trusts he has given entire salts
faction.
Medicines Of the quality be used by him. and phys
Clans prescriptions will be with and despatch and
the lowe 81 terms possible. nS-3ai"
TOHAT MANUFACTURE ERs the subscriber
has received COMM sion, a large assortme nj Of
Puel which will be SOLD in quantities purch,ers,
extremely low prices. Also, for sale. Seaio for caps
jl8 ST. WIN. STODARr, Courtlandtst
ID Ice HEDyCED TO 2. CENTS-EXHl.
d other Machines No Barclay will shortly clsse
accommodate who have heard Prof Siman
tas subject tie tickets VIII be 25 each
Also splendid cesmoramie views which, with the glass
es, W II he sold bargain ls2w'
CHESS Tie subscriber has Just orened in the building
~ of Sunday Morning News Office apartment hand
somey fitted up for Chess Playing
Gen,lemen play wish learn the game, respect
fully invited to call and see the arrangements
The members the Club requested attend the meet
ings every Saturday evcning at n O'Clock.
Entrance through Gro, kers Exchange Office No. II Ann
street. and from Broadway through the ong hall adjoining the
American Museum. ABA BAsSFORD.
n8-Sm~
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MECHANICS, EXCH .NGE COMpA rY,s
NI BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, Nc

% Walls 81. Nov York.-The CopipaHv havHV tahrn Oh
ing house OF Mcssrs s. M Allen u Co offer their ser
buying, selling, dscounting and collecting notes ard
OF the states, favor able terms, and buying
ling gold ard silver and uncurrent ,nk notes ILL
plan which this Institution have taken in giving ample
nto the hands Of disintereste gentlemen Of rrputat
worth have gained for II the most undoubted Conhd'
much that their checks drafts, The different NJ
taken by the principal brokers, and pass readily
rates the bills OF the banks on wheh they
al Ism
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

~ The NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH in Court
street, Broosyn will he dedicated To toe service Of Almighty
Cad Sunday The 2ist instant. al half 10 oclock on
which occasion th- Right DR. Dubois will ofcste poa-
ideally and the Right Dr. Hughes preach the dedica-
Tickets 10 adnit person FIFTY CENTS, may lie had
of any Of the Trustees Building Comm tee, which viii
rausr be select and secure re COM
ort and canyenien &c while IN the church. Jl8
1T CAUTION Mere, aud ship masters are iui on
ed against employing cerisn William ~ baseock OF MAS
rbnsetts The said Babcock joined the ship Henry Heel
nd as chief mate received mon-y IN advance, robbed The
shin of sLn and ec mpedon the ash
~ he ieb inst leaving other persons in the lurch OF
Who, he Ind borrewed money and ernrared oehs
WINS " w CHAS. nARTfiNY,
i,I.st~ Master of Snip Henry Kneeland.
CD R..WAtD-Lost, on Tuesday ev s,ng; i6,s las,
IN al or sing the Ma poe,u Cadets Ball. nj Tam
n,,av Hall m idpr Breast Pm, with L>dys Por'
ail pan,rd H. with rather had he OF
star an the side OF the head The hndr viii receive
the above reward by leaving the Athanen. trnen 81
Park Row. J4T =. ~. GSL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

NOAL-wasaington Coal Yard, corner . Barrow ana
~ waing s,s-A stock OF superior SchuykI Peach
chard Coal present hand his yard which viii be
for cush very reduced prices. Families will find 10 the
advantage call before purchasing ca with the prices
eft a, Mr. Atknso 6 Beaver and orders lett there
he ara will be duly attended To. j33m.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHO kS-if you wish TO
~ get good Boots call the Lutte 3l Chatham
where they had 1T boys fram yeas old gi-
ants size brogaas shoes. and slippers for
asd chdres and cheap to correspond with the
times Bring the money, t. be- fitted the
ji5-iw. d. REED
IIALE PRICE MUSlC.--New and fashiona u /
Music for the forte and nutr
Also chdrens colored hooks II knt for sale very
cheap Mrs. KINGS Book store, 14l Fuhon street
M0RRlSONS HYGEIAN PHI LS-Packe,s from Is cents
TO S. Also Powel Basam of Anniseed for coughs, short.
Of BREATH asthma &c. Also bonset and wister
Also ndebie ink for marking linen without preparation
for sale A. afDave. n7-3n,'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22
second Ward Hotel.

DaBERT BUaRNs HOUsE.-The Festival OF
III Robert rnsScouss Immoral Bard, will tske place
on THURSDAY, Jaa. 25sh instant
WILLIAM stuart kITCHIE CO, cf TIE Burns
House. 10 Warren street ieei mot desireus maintain AID
continue celebration Of this Fssvai IN honor OF
whose s.cred and endeared 10 the hear OF men,
In particular Is there fore their purps- 10
Public the tina, all tho and
admire the Poet have IN the thai day 70
"hspd IN hand u show their respect aud sdmirs,es
for departed Genius
rarteuiarty request hat persons DESTROYS 10 eele
day House viii make early application
for ,iche,s, which can be obtAsed q The Sac.
Tickets limited.
Dnser the table precisely ., O'Clock.
NM STUART RIrCHlE n Co.
January 10th, is3s. j2o-2lditws
COMPLImENTAWYB Ball TO Mr. ,, iPAR
~ KeRAts meeting Of The scholars asd subscribers of
Mr.. D. Parker, held TsmmsUy Nall December 3nth 1887
Mr. c. Cole appoated frrslaes and Mr. r. X Miner
SECRETARY ur. C. Brown offered the following resolution,
which was passed unarmsusly-
Resolved. That In qursce NJ the high estimation IN
which hold Mr. Parker Cor his Kind nd grntenasy
ton 10 the present him eomp.
rsuary Ball. IL take place Friday evening Jan 26t
a9 on which occasion viii be danced his celebrated Mass
nieIIo and Cinderella cotilon.
Mr. Browss celebrated baod engaged and In the
Of the evening will rsy TIE vorte mu ic from the operas
La Bsyaefe Mssasieo Cinderella FRA DavcIo, Robert
Dsble nc
Tickets a. be had ., Tsnmsny Hail. and q the commit
tee. jieiw-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-25
PETERS s.rFES

The unparalleled repn'ai' on which Peters, Pill, h,,.
ncqu ell n, Medical Restorative, th. mort unouc
abr ooi that can be s Of heir immense
10 In am ced la .imos' class oil dis. The nun
their means really GUS aud the complaint, ,bis
tey have crrsdare almost varied they are hume
Tut siiH There w CHI ,hey more c;,lv
beneficial than in sthers and among those insy &c named
the too often Ia al complaints of the stomach and bow.
such as Choe, ffdfafsnce aud Indigestion, for Which the
arc not only cerfc't, but an immcdiate cure.
IL Is well known that from the mt of the
som 'ch aud bow-s, is-s niue al the m .dr,
adult aud declining life: that thi, the OF l
t"lsnr, sasmode piius, EOS, of angelic
aud 'h' those IN tirr turn give birth to DJop, Lire,
Complaint COn'anifion ard .bituaI :,eSs OF sprIs
therefore refers Fills ing 'h ve'y bet medicine
hase,er been discovered fr ncp mt di,eas, of te
intestn.s necessarily the surrst of ,hnc
DIRE '" and also general disorders which emltt,r
LIE a nd drag many millions 10 un,im.ly prnv,s
In speaking has, Dr. Peters arrocal,s thing 10 bim.,I
nat mas no. been con"edsd by the is no N, e
iuacs or Unknown sprcuatDr, who b.oI the ord
=. his ~n herald and witness bat is placed n
Tor years. ard lncre ang imp in
INC anna oil medicines that makes him fl TO assert
nothing which not horn. cut by The inf.llbe n,
ana henee ne docs not fear TO be put the any
winch lac has Promi-ed respecting his ril!s.
br refers most hapy To be I'd le state III.
OF aersat number OF regular .ieian., that
ms vegetable Fills have hesn they have ost
superseded The adoption of ne, ineuts r their
prener acuiJ ~ swee ming the blood aud smuat;nc IL
To srci all noxious Juices aud giving strength and tone
10 Inv nerves prevents disease from that
winch must b" got rnd-r, fiat all dangerous rem dies
,,n orsprei by JOS PiIESTLYPErflRS, NJ. ID. No.
i9 Liberty .t'te', New York. Each box contain. 40
iil, Price so Gems
For sale by E. BERRELEY s. Co.
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TeEaWeEe gIE.

The sale of the personal estate OF
William Clarke, dec'ti. consisting of.
Valuable Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Q Horse creatures, light
Wagon, Cart, Geers, Ploughs and
Jiarrows, and valuable assortment
of Merchandise,
VIII commence on Tuesday the Goth
day OF November next, at his late resi-.
Gence. in the Town of Staunion. and be
continued from day TO day there, and at
the Store. until the whole shall be dis
posed OF. The terms will be made
known at the commencement ofthe sale.
SAM'L CLARKE, Admir-.
Staunton, Oct So, 1888.
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HANDS WANTED.

The contractors for constructing the
LIST. Section of the Stanton and Park.
ersburg Road, having commenced their
work, are prepared to employ few
more hands by the month or till 2oth OF
Deeember next; at which time they
wish to hire 50 to 100 good lobourers
10y theyear. TheirQuarters shall be com
Portable. their fare wholesome and plen-
~, their work regular aud reasonable,
:heir health and comfort in all respects
well attended to, and the hire secured
to the satisfaction Of the owners. Apply
to GEORGE GEIGER, on the road near
Buffalo Gap, or TO d. w. PATERSON.
near Stanton.
Oct 2j, 1888.
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v aEagabEe Hlagasa
EOR SAIE:

In pursuance Of the las: will, and TIES
lament of Peter Fau5er, deed. of reccs 4
in the Office Of The County Court of Au-
gnsta, ! viii! on Tuesday The 9th dsy OF
November next, Gf fair if not the mex,
lair day, proceed TO sell on the premises,
a TRACT OF LAND, containing
ONE HU NDRED ACRES.
lying in the County of Augusta, adjoim-
ing the lands Of John Bush, Hugh Me
Ciure, and Huffnife's heirs, and bounded
by the Staunton and James River Turn
pike. This is one of the most desirable
small tracts Of Land in ihe County about
seventy acres cleared, the balance is well
timbered. There is a soodSprns aud an
excellent ORCHARD en- the land.
Terms One third Of the purchase
money will b. required in hand, The bal!
lance in three equal annual pay ments,
10 be secured by bonds with approved
security, and deed oatrust on the land
Possession can be he'd on the day ofsale,
except the Geld in which Corn is now
growing.
JOSEPH FAUBER, Ex'or.
Sept ~, IS3S-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-25
Orris Tooth Wash,

Sound Teeth and White Teeth, are
the most valuable portion of humanity
but how many neglect the attention ne
cessary for their preservation, even when
surrounded by all the means needed -
Among those we know of none more
pleasant. and effectual than the OR
Tres TOOTEE WASH. 1t cleans
ses and whitens the Teeth. strengthens
the gums, purifies the mouth, and sweet
ems the breath. We recommend it's use
to all. young and old.-Boston NJ. p.
THE ORRIS TOOTH WASH, is the
best detergent we ever used on our ena-
mel.-Boston Transcript.
The Orris Tooth Wash is purely
vegetable preparation, possessing the
properties Of cleansing the mouth, re-
storing the gums to healthy state, and
preventing any unpleasant taste or oduur
in the mouth, whether arising from de>
cayed teeth OF a deranged state Of the
s,omach-and it is highly approved and
recommended by Physicians and Den
fists of the first responsibility.
Also, No. ] white Lead, gro.
IN Oil, Wedgewood Mortars and
Pestles.
Just received and for sale BY
f. BERK ELEY, s, Co.
Staunton, Oct. IS.
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$50 EsEW AasD.
Oct p.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
his slave ARMSrEAD: he is a dark
dingy mulatto, about 6 feet high. 80
years old, raw boned, long iimbed, mar
row faced, down countenance his feet
turn in, and is obliged to wear right and
LETT shoes, bat bis form is straight, like
the Indian. There is cut on his right
knee, received last harvest by scylhe.
He went of Sunday evening, 9Th Sep>
tembcr, and was seen near Nelson Cour,
House, and said he was free man. and
gong to Augusta county-he had on a
b!nck bombaz.ne trock coat. but had 9th.
er clothing with him. If secured with
in the Stale, reward Of $50 will be
given and il taken out of the State. S50.
LEMUAL TURNER,
Near The Post-cGice, Variety MiAs, Mel
son county, Virginia.
Oct. 20-1t
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HE'LL VEERN.
Re y TgSRW Ms, vE.
For Sale, or to be leased for a
term Of years.

The Bell Tavern is comm odious es-
Establishment. the main building being
large frame, to which two ? story brick
buildings are attached. This property
is situated on main street in the business
part OF the town, adjoining the Stage Es-
adjustment of Messrs. BeIdeu, Walker
~ Co. There are two Kitchens and
other out house,. together with a large
stable, belonging 10 the premises. From
Do to % persons can be lodged in the es-
Enlistment with comfort and conven-
renee. Tie tavern furniture is new and,
ample. mere Is Pump, opposite on
the same street aHording at ell times IN
abundance of the best kind of water. A
profitable business can be doue at this
house by any man determined to keep
good house Of entertainment and accom-.
msdaliohs. The Stages from different
points stop at the Bell Tavern, owing TO
its locality.
The said tavern will be sold OH ac>
commodating terms, or leased 70, term
OF years, and possession will be given at
any time after the first of September.
n: Is. Apply to p. Beirne, Lewisburgi
who will make known the terms, &c.
ANDREW 8EIRNE,e
August "a, JSJS-tf
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EANEs FOR SALE.
+ ugust q, IS3S-tf

! will offer for sale, s: my place of re-
s'deDce, on the 9th CT November next
my PLANTATION, Oh the main road
leading from Wythe Court House. to
A binsdon, 8 miles west of the former
place, being two Surveys. coutaining
500 i-2 Acres of Land,
more CT less, we'll improved. The cons.
di.ions of sale will be one half of the
purchase money in cash, the balance 10
one and two years. in equal payments.
1t any persons should be DESTROYS 10 pur-
chase previous to the day of sale, they
will please call and examine FOR therns
selves. Information and attendance BY
me. WIN. NEWLAND, sen.
Oct IS
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no TIE PCBLfC.

As nnnber Of persons have been mseE,r ned oshinr
nc price oil reiers' zee able Apt Bilious Pills VIII. a
PFehaied a, his principal Office, 70 Liberty ~ "
e ieei' called upon to make public mt OF his ar
rangenient IN relation this mater
From III date the c1sh price will BIS Forty t,o dollar,
per gross P,hbe IN bills the city ~ York
ira no quaint, ""ier gross ~ any pre;ence be sold
under the re all pa ice Of Fly C-aisa Box.
M.rchaoi. ordering these I'LL. from he proprietor or
Ntw York D'ugsis:s, on TINE, Will be charged -Four
.Dol!a's per dozen
lheP opretor requests Particula attention 10 this al
rerseien as the Immensely easing demand for II 8
fis maSe.t teces.ay that his business should
firm a variety ofp, ices.
The proPr .tor would have further understood III It
who reside in other places
Oct. 25. 1885,
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NOTICE..

Inc subscriber intending to change
his pursuits. offers for sale his beautiful
little farm, "WOODLAWN" lying inn.
mediately on the Winchester Road from
Staunton, Augusta County, via Mlller's
Furnace, 8 miles from Stanton, contain
ing Is ACRES. There is quite a
comfortable BRICK BUILDING. two sto-
RES nigh, d rooms, a Brick Doctors
shop, Store House, Kitchen, Smoke
House, and other necessary out houses :;
an excellent aud never failing well of as
good Water as is in the county. The
property is we'll suited for Merchant or
Professional man, and persons wishing
to retire from TIE busy and crowded
scenes OF Town will find in this char
ming retreat, as it can be made The Gar
den spot of Augusta, with few more
improvements.
ALSO, A STORE HOUSE AND
LOT in the town Of Spring Hill pos
sessing quite an elevate and healthy Sit
uation-the house is lS by 22-2 stories
high, with cellar.
ALSO, A LOT OF DRY GOODS,
which will be sold at cost for the cash,
or small advance at six months.
ALSO. a PARCEL OF FURNI-
tChE. some Of excellent quality.
~. 8. Due paper will be taken for any
or the whole Of the above property, the
asslghor being responsible.
W ALL persons indebted TO the SUBJ
ScrIoer either. by note Of hand or open
account are respectfully requested TO
MAKE immediate payment
ocs 10, e. w. HARDIN.
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NOTICE..

All persons having open accounts with
the Overseers Of the Poor for Augusta
County. are hereby notified that il has
become Indispensable they should be
forth with settled and closed.
Full power has been given mr. ,hy or
der of The Board. for effecting such settle.
ments. and am directed 10 say that
this is the last notice which will be Civ
en.-Cal! at the Corporation Office.
ERASMUS STRIBLING, G. q. p.
Oct D st
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'Ssyssascosa Lwcesssss. .

The October Lecture Of this institu.
ton will be delivered on Tuesday even.
ing next, at Z o'clock. in the icctur.
Room OF the Episcopal Church, by the
Rev. MIR. STEVENSON, at which time
and place the members are directed TO
assemble.
o. The public are respectfully ,olici
ted TO attend.
N. X. TROUT, Secretary.
Oct %.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
at Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chaneery for Pocahontas County, on
Monday the LIST day of October, 1888.
Jacob Kinnison, Administrator of David
Kinnison. dec'd.-plaiuiifI-against
James kinnisoD. Charles Kinnison, wills
liam KiDnison, Lawrence Knnison,
Mark Kinnison, David Kinnison ii es
ter alcHeel, formerly Hester Kinnison,
and Susanna Kinnison, widow of Da-
vid Ainnison. dec d.--defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants James Kipnison Chas
kinnison, William Kinnison, Lawrence
ksnnison, Mark Kinnison, and Hester
McHeel, formerly Hester Kinnison, not
having entered their appearance and giv>
en- security according to the act Of AS
sembly and the rules OF this Court. and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants Of this Common
wealth on motion Of the plaintiff, it is
ordered that the said absent defendants
do appear here on the first dav of the
next Term, (tbe I'd day Of May, 1899. J
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthw it'll insert.
ed Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY in the
stanton Spectator, newspaper pub
'Ishrd in the town Of Stanton, and that
another copy be posted at the front door
oil the Courthouse OF Pocahontas Coun.
ty.
A Copy-Test,
]. TALLMAN, .. c.
Oct Is. 1898.
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EAGLE HOTEL.
ggAUNTOR. wa.

The subscriber with view to correct
any erroneous impression that might be
produced by the burning of his stables,
takes this method Of Informing travellers
and others. that he has made arrange
ments Tor accommodating the Horses Of
all who may please 10 call on him, and
respectfully soIicitsa continuance of the
liberal patronage which has hitherto
been extended to his house.
HENRY McCLUNG.
Stanton, Oct l3, 1888,
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be given for
the apprehension aud conviction of the
person or persons, concerned. in co mmu
n'ca',ns the fire which took pl0ce on the
mornings Of the 9TH and that of the 18th
inst IN the Town of Stanton. BY or,
der OF the Common Council.
sAM'L CLARKE. Mayor.
Oct lS.
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GRE.H Es.9EsG.8E.H'!
LAND FOR SALE.

Will be offered to the highest bidder,
aSsssas OH the premises, on Friday The
ts! I'd day Of November neat, Ger,
SSs tain tract or parcel of land, be-
fsszNss> longing to the heirs Of John
Pence, deceased, and supposed to contain
40 acres. lying and being in the county
OF Rockingham. within one mile and a
half Of Port Republic, adjoining the
lands Of Jacob Strayer, William Harper
and others. 1t is all well tjmbered, and
its soil is of an excellent quality. Any
person wishing to purchase. will please
attend there and 60 with us on the day
previous, at which time we expect to
run it round and ascertain the exact guam.
tity of acres.
And on the day following will be of.
tered another TRACT, lying in the same
county on the main road leading from
Keezeltown to Stanton, about one mile
from the Cross Keys and near David
kyle's Mill, adjoining the lands of said
Kyle, Conrad Miltenbarger and others,
containing. by late survey BID acres. 1t
is divided into two tracts, one of which
contains $50 and the other 1913 acres
They will be sold separate or together,
to suit the purchaser or purchasers. On
the 100 acre tract there is lolerable
ID DWELLING HOUSE, szsys
BARN, and other neces- sssk1
sary buildings; large young Ggsg-
ORCHARD ofchoice fruit, 3 or 4 nev.
er failing springs, quantity of prime
meadow ground, and full supply ofex.
celleDt timber. On the other tract there
is no buildings about 30 acres are clear.
ed, good part OF which is meadow
ground, the balance is well timbered.
There is also, on this tract two good
springs, and pond that now holds wa.
ter; i; is besides good gravel soil
The above description is deemed suffi
Gent, as persons wishing to purchase
viii no doubt view the land before the
day OF sale. 1t will be shown TO any
person by Jacob Pence, who lives on the
premises.
Terms will be made known on the day
Of sale.
JOHN PENCE,
JACOB PENCE,
oct lit Agents
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"A CAR I'D.

MEs. CCAETEIa. respectful,
~ announces to her friends and the pub.
Inc, that the next session Of her School
vii commence on the first day of No.
vember next. and that she has engaged
the services oil an additional assistant. and
hopes TO he able to do inll justice to all
the pupils that may be placed under her
care.
Stanton, Oct Is