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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-01-15
American Hair Dye,

rAkPENIER's COMPOUND FLUID TX
~ TRACT OF SARSAPAnlLLA.f for part,
ing the blood. and removing all diseases arising
from excess of mercurv, and ia especially recon-
mended for rheumatism. paines and swelling OF
the bones, tetter, pimples in the face. and seal,
sruptons of the skin, &c for sale by
VIM. h. HESLETINE g. co.
November 90 Druggists.
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CAUTION.

As the AH-Heai,ng Oinment has been greatly
courte ieited. ne have given this caution to The
uubIic. that mo Ointment will be genuine unlcss
the names of James McAlister. or James McAlis-
ter & Co. are WHITES with pEs upon EVERY
label" The label is a steel engraving, with the
heute Of "Insenabie Perspiratoa" on the face.
Nov we hereby offer reward of $500, TO be
paid on conviction in any Of the constituted courts
Of the United States Of any individual counterfeit.
ing our name aud Ointment.
nJ-Ths above Ointment 10 for sale by Adam
Young. Jr.. Hsrper'sFerr,i L. +. Hartman, Win.
chester; ]. p. Brown, Charlestown; D. X. Boyd
& Bro, MilLCreek, and J. w. & B. Boyd,
Msr,insburg, Va. ost so' lSis-ly
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HOtiCe.

sVOflCe.
A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted Il
N the ssiate Of Jonathan Wsndline, decd, or,
requested TO come forward and mako immedist.
payment. Those having claims sill please presen
them properly authenticated, - the estate requires
. speedy settlement.
HENRY J. SEI5ERT. Admr.
Feb Of Ig45-tf
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Jayne,s lxpectorant,

A valuable remedy for Cough, Colds, Consump-
lion, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Group. Hopping
Cough. Bronchitis. Acute rheumatism. psin in
the Breast or Side. Prursy and lnhamstion Of the
Lungs Throat. Difficulty of Breathing, and all
diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs Price 81.
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Jayne,s Hair Tonic,

For the Preservation, Growtl and Beauty of the
Hair. and which will positively bring in NeT Hair
Bald Heads, and proven, falling out or tui
ips Grnv Price al
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Jayne,s Tonic vermifuge,

A pleasant, safe, and certain preparation tor tie
removal Of Worms. Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Fe-
tnd Asue, Piles, want Of Appetite, and all dis
eases of debility, especially of the Stomach and
Bowels. and Organs Of Digestion. Price so Cents.
JAYNE's CARMINATIVE BALsAM,
A certain cure tor Bowel and Summe, Complaints,
DiarI h@a, Dysentery. Cholic, Cramps. Sick Head
ache, Sour Stomach, Cholera Morbus, and oil de-
engagements OF the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous
Affections, &c. Price so Gents.
Jayne's Sanativc Pills,
For Female Diseases, Liver Complaints. Fevers.
determinations, Obst,uctions, Diseases of the Skin.
&c, and in sll cases where an sperient Alternative
OF Purgative Medicine is required. Price 25 Gents
Box.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne. sole proprietor,
No. 30 South Third ST., Philadelphia. and may be
Obtained of G. &. G. w. DOLL,
March 10. 1p45--y Mariinsbnrg. Va.
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Parents

Cannot De too cautious Of mine, al medicines which
Exert soch all powerful influence upon the s,s-
tenn TO supersed~ ever, thing else; sliliins end
-encing both The disease aud ra,rre herself alto
eeiher. and often constituting = etester and more
grievous disease, which shall weigh upon man
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I68 South street. New York,
Sole proprietors Of the above Medicine, to whom
all communications mus, be addressed postpaid.
Price 25 cents and so cents.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-26
WlAUSNlslA9S SAlhlso

Wy virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by Da-
Ovid +. Lowman to me Trustee, bearing
date the llh day of March, 1874, 1 will proceed
to sell, for ready money, on the premises, on Sa-
turday the 28th of March next the interest Of the
said David f. Lowman, (his interest being the
one-sxth party in tract or parcel of Land, lying
about one mile South of Mddlebrook, and con-
tanning about ONE HUNDRED AND EIG HI
ACRES, more or less.
Also, the following personal property Six
Horses, one set of Harness for six horses, one
Wagon, two McCormick's Piows, two shovel
Flows, one Harrow, one pair of Stretchers, one
Fifth Chain, seven head of Catile, ten Hogs, six
head of Sheep. three feather Beds, Bedsteads,
and Furniture, one mans Saddle and bride, one
side Saddle, one Bureau, one set of Windsor
Chairs, together with all other property belong
ing to the said Lowman at this date. Selling as
Trustee, shall convey TO the purchaser such
title only as is vested in me by the said deed
ID. d. HOGSHEAD, Trustee.
March S, 1916.
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oBITUAax.

DIED, on Thursday Afternoon at half past 4 O'Clock
9oNAThAN ELLIOT in the 62nd year of his age and for
r. Elliott is principally known to the public the
author OF 'Thc American Diplomatic Code' debates
ON on. .ne adoption OF the Constitution "Thc Compare
STATISTICS oil the United States, &c.
DIED, on the 2Sth ult, near Florida, in Monroe
Mo-, Mrs ELLEN CRAwroRp, wife of Mr. James E.
years The deceased was pous and of
the Presby tcrian Church, and died in the hope Of
blessed immortality.
DIED, on the 25th ult, ST. NchacPs Church,
Mrs kEBEccA A., wife Of MIR. Adam Wise, IT,, and
daughter Of the late Samuel Curry of Augusta county
ihis sudden aud affective dispensaton furnishes
ther solemn and affecting Of that fearful unccr
tanty in which every of our present existence
is involved and is additional confirmation the pro-
prcty and Importance of the wise mans admonition
Boast not byself Of morrow thou knowest not
what day may bring forth" 1t may be added to the
long catalogue OF those whose sudden and unexpected
summons into the Of the Supreme Judge must
have prccludcd all preparation that
IL hitherto neglected. and which speaks most cmpha-
cahY, as Wen TO the christian to others-''W atch,
therefore, Tor yc know neither the day the hour in
which the Son of Man comcth.'' In the present in
stance, however, the deeply afflicted husband and sur
vNing, reiauvcs' mourn not as those who have no
nope, but may soohc their wounded spirits with the
consong reflection that the though une xpcct
Gu 10 them' was not so TO her, and did not find her
unpreparcd; having at carly period of life, COM
United her precious soul to the guardian of the
gracious Redccmer, and continuing stcadfast in the
ia,h unto the end, Death had lost its sting. and pro-
we'd but thc servant Jesus sends to call his people
home. "-R Rockingham Register.
DIED at her fathers residence in New Paris Ohio,
ON Friday the 18th inst, MARY ANN KILKENNy con-
sor, OF William e. Kilkenny, aged 26 years. She
porn oil pous parents, and early taught fear
Lord and obey his commandments. She was united to
the church, OF which she remained member until her
death Her last hours were peaceful She has left
behind husband, and numerous re atiyes TO mourn
their loss. But they not as those without hope
Tor she lett satisfactory evidences that she had gone
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1EI2US7HlSis9S SAIh1No

4 N pursuance of an order from the heirs of ia
a cob Swank, decd, shall, on the 18th day of
April, 1916, between the hours Of IL O'Clock and
2 p. NJ, proceed, by virtue of deed Of trust, 10
sell for cash, on the premises, so much of the
land sold by the said heirs to Jacob Lamb, as
will be sufficient CATER defraying the expenses)
to pay off the last bond due. This land lies in
Augusta county, near the intersection Of the
Forge and Ridge roads, two miles south of Fur
rvs Iron Works, adjoining and between the
lands of Daniel Whi,moro and John Craun, jr.
and is considered Of good quality, &c. Selling
as trustee | shall only convey such right as is
vested in me, but have no doubt of that being
good. BENZ. BRYAN, Trustee.
March &c, 1916.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.


THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
is YOUR LIVER DISEASED.
You may find relief if you will but try in time. Our
Agent has just received the following:
New JERSEY, BoRDENrowN, Oct. 20, 1915.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowlc: Dear Sir-I am well aware
that persons OF every and condition life, in
every part Of the country, have used
ted, by DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. My own life has been saved with it, My fathers
and my mothers family were both consump;ivc. My
father mother, and sister, died with fatal disease
For some years have been predisposcd il myself
About one year ago was quite sick for a number of
weeks confined to my bed when the pain in NV side
would allow me TO lay. My physician pronounced my
disease Liver Complaint; my liver very much
larged raised blood several times the pain my side
was SO severe that the passing the by the
door affected was cuppcd, bed, and had various
other remedies applied but all to purpose got
relief; at last my physician said he could me.
expected TO die but providcntially heard Of and
obtained bottle of your Balsam, winch relieved at
once was encouraged to persevcrc in using it, until
took four five bottles which saved my life and cured
me. My health is now good. For Liver Complaints
believe it is most certain cure.
Signed, MARTHA H. BECHTEL.
am acquainted with Mrs Bechtcl; her statement is
true. Signed by WHITALL STOKES, Druggist.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISrAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine un-
less signed by BUTTS. Address all orders SETH
w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
For sale by DIR. BERKELEY and A. ID. WREN,
Staunton.
March 90, 1446
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RKlz,sfcN Fn,,a,aedintelsI.

WANTED Immediately, man Of sober, stea-
w dy and industrious habits, who can come
with good recommendations as an honest man and
good Miller, TO attend a New Merchant Mill
and Saw-miil of the first order.
A man with small family would not be Oh
jectionable. Address George E.. Craig, Hunters
vile, Pocahontas county, Va.
March &c, 1916.
a5-Rockipgham Rep. insert A.
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N Office

FENHE Partnership of CRAWFORD 81 CocnRAN
u expires by Limitation, on the lst day of April
1916. Crawford takes the Stock of Goods or
hand, and the debts and accounts that have accru-
ed since the LIST day Of January, 1916. Cochran
takes the debts due on the LIST January 1876, and
will pay all claims against the late firm. We
respectfully request our old friends and customers
to make payment without delay.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
GEORGE M. COCHRAN.
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NEW BOOKS

GREENLEAF on Evidence, I'd VOL The
~ Theatrical Apprenticeship and Anecdotal
Recollections of Sol. Smith, Esq; Pickings
from the Portfolio of the Reporter of the New
Orleans ''Picayune 20 The Step Mother, by G
z. x. James, &c. &c. Black, blue and red Ink
a large supply just received and for sale by
ROBT. COWAN
N. b. Cash ,oanfed for Books, part of which
are on my shelves, and the balance sold some
time since. r. C.
March g. 1916.
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Mn. EDiToR In the last number Of your
paper, greatly 10 my surprise, find myself spo-
ken OF, in communication signed "Many Voters
OF Peach Rum" as a suitable person to represent
this county in the next Legislature. Although /
never had any, nor do now, desire to become a
candidate, and were TO consult my own private
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interests. should without hesitation decline, yet
being called upon in 30 earnest and catering a
manner by my fellow.citizens Of Peach Run,
cannot refuse, and should the voters of good "Old
Augusta" confer on me The high honor of being
one OF their representatives in the next House of
Delegates of Virginia. will endeavor to serve
them TO the best of my humble abilities.
Your friend and ob't. serv't.
OBADIAH SPARROWHAwK
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ana pack0d.
Any articles shipped by US which fail to please
both as to price and quality, may be returned at
our cost.
We exchange articles in our line for any kind
Of Produce.
DR.. J. N. BROCKENBROUGH& CO.,
Druggists, Scottsville. Va.
March 10, IS46.-tf
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A GOOD SITUATION
EOR A YL cysNE

IL Springs, is now vacant, by the removal of the
occupant for the last four or FIVE years. 1t is an
excellent location for an industrious man, as a
great number of horses are usually shod at the
shop every year, and good deal of plantation
work to be executed. Bellows, ANVIL, VICE,
and some other tools will be rented with the shop.
There is a small dwelling house contiguous to IL.
The whole will be let on moderate terms and the
rent taken out in work. Apply to Benjamin
Crawford, Esq. of Staunton.
March 10, lS46.-4t
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SPRING SUPPLY.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NNE are now receiving our
W Spring Supply of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.,
which we will sell on the most
liberal terms.
All orders entrusted to us will
meet with prompt attention; and
the articles be carefully selected
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

An The LEXINGTON PREsBYrERY will
SR hold its next scmi-annual meeting, in
Staunton on "Wednesday the LIST day of April, at
q O'Clock, p. M. J. A. VAN LEAR. s.. G.
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II O H Z q M o

THE subscribers take this methed of informing
u the customers to their Mill. and the public
generally, to make settlements with their miller,
as the mill is sold, and we will not be response
BILE for any unsettled accounts at the mill.
SIMON KOINER,
BENJAMIN KOINER.
March &c, 18l6.-3t*
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REw ARE OF couMrERrEzys !!

Tic genuine DrunHrefh TiHS can De ODfuinGd al
tie JOLowing places
William Kyle, Staunton; W. w King, Wayncsbo-
rough; Kcmper s. Holt, Churchvilc; p. "A. Heskell,
Lebanon, Whit Sulphur Springs; J. r. Syrcle ,Parnas-
sus; II. Mcsscrsmth Mt. Scion; J. G. Roller Nit Sid
ney; Jas. NJ Stout, New Hope; d. s. w. Whitmore
Mt. Meridian; b. +. Graham, Greenvile; Jas. s.
Guy, Dcerfcld; M'Gufin & Co. Midway; Col. w. III
Allen, Green Valley, Bath co., John Dickinson, Mill
borough Springs; Crawford s. Co., Warm Springs.
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D'AUBIGNES REFORMATION.
Ee OBI. COWAN has just received from New
~ York large supply of the 18th vol. "D'Au-
bgne's History of the Reformation" price 373
cts. Sod for cash only.
March &c, 1916
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attention CuU0EyN!

THE Cavalry attached TO the l6Oth Regiment,
a V. NJ, will parade at Mr. Hatch Clark's.
on Saturday 9TH OF April, uniformed according to
law full attendance is desired as business of
importance will come before the company.
J. G.. HOGSETT, o. S.
March &c, 1916.
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NJ A M m i u ,n ,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Emerson Mr.. Ro
orr HICKMAN TO Miss MARoAnEr b., eldest dauybte
Of Thomas Campbell, Esq-all Of Back Creek, Bait
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II O II I q ID o

A SPECIAL meeting of the School Commits
IA soners of the county Of Augusta, will be
held at the Court House, on Monday the 25th
day of May next, (being Court day.) Members
Of the Board are requested to be punctual in their
attendance as business Of importance will come
up for ,heir consideration. BY order
ALEX. S. HALL, Treas'r.
March 2G 1916.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, March the
3rd, 1876
Isaac Hall, Admir-. with tho will annexed of James
w. Douglass, decd, Francis A. Douglass,
Eleanor Douglass, Sarah Douglass, Martha
Douglass, and Alexander Douglass, Widow
and Devsees Of the said James w. Douglass,
dec'd.-Plaintils,
AGAINST
Alexander Douglass, Marcus III. Goshen, John
McCutchen, and Mary G. his wife, late Mary
&. Douglass-Defendants.
it IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according TO the act
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: 1t is
ordered, that the said Defendants do appear here
OF the LIST day Of the next Term, (June 1st, 1860
and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Stanton, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse of Augusta county.
A Copy--Teste,
NICH'S. G.. KINNEY, G.. G.
March IL, 1876.
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FOR SALE.

A NEGRO GIRL about fourteen years Of age,
1A healthy and of good disposition. She will be
disposed Of on very favorable terms, TO any one
who wants such girl for his own use. Apply
at the Spectator Office.
March &c, 1876.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, for Augusta County, March the
3rd, 1876
John N. MISUNDERSTANDING,
AGAINST
Thomas A. Turk, Robert Curry and John Hen
dron-Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Robert Curry, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is not an inhabtant of this Commonwealth 1t
is ordered, that the said Defendants do appear
here on the LIST day Of the next Term, (June Isl,
1860 and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Stanton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of Augusta County.
Copy-Tests,
NICH'S. G.. KINNEY, G. G..
March 10, 1916.
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p W@LIU
SALE OF LANDS,
I'm PENDLETON, VA.

RY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court
A1of Law and Chancery holden for Augusta
County, pronounced on tho 18th of November,
1916, in the case of John Boggs, surviving Exc
cutor of Aaron kee, decd, plaintiff, and William
McClung, William Mccoy, and others, defen-
dants, one or both OF us will proceed, as special
Commissioners appointed for mat purpose, on
Monday the / lth day Of May nex., in tho town
of Franklin, county of Pendleton, to cell at pub-
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the following
real property belonging to the estate Of Me said
Aaron Kee, dec'd., viz
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STONE HOUSE AND lot

adjoining the residence Of John E. Baldwin, Esq
One-:hrd Of the purchase money will be required
in hand, and the remainder in two equal annual
instruments. Possession will be given in May
SAMUEL CLARKE,
A. WADDELL, TO-
March &c, 1916.
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GRASS LOT

adjoining James Skidmore, and north and between
his lot and the spring lot, the back s;teot. A
more minute description of this property is deem
ed unnecessary, as persons wishing to purchase
will examine for themselves previous TO the day
of sale. Such persons referred to j. b. Kee,
Esq, residing at the Pere Works, and 10 VIM.
Mccoy, Esq, in franklin, who will shew the
property and give any information concerning it,
or any part of it, that may be required.
Terms of Sale :-One-fourth of the purchase
money TO be paid down, the residue in three equal
payments of twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months from the day of sale. the purchasers to
execute bonds with approved security for the de-
ferred payments, and the title withheld till pay
ment of the purchase money is made. more
particular and detailed pion of the properly
will be given on the day of sale. Tho town pro-
perry will be sold on the premises, and that in
the country before the front door Of the Court
House. The sale will commence at IL o'clock.
If from any cause the sales should not be COM
pleted on the above mentioned day, the sale will
he continued the next day, and from day to day,
if necessary, until completed.
GEO. w. AMISS, :
JAMES POINTS, s Ooi zoe
March 10, l546.--tds.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I'm order TO final settlement Of the estate of
III Robert Williamson, decd. the executors will
offer for sale at public auction, before the Post
Office in Stanton, on Saturday the lth day of
April the
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THE SALT-PETRE WORKS..

This property lying on the South Branch, three
miles above franklin contains in several separate
and adjoining tracts, between SEVEN AND
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES; about 100 acres
Of which are cleared, and tho larger portion river
bottom, in good state of cultivation and we'll
adapted to the growth Of corn and other grains
the other portion of the cleared lands is in
pasture: On this property is a comfortable
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ED Bv,ELEz.V'G HOUSE !

and other out-housos, good APPLE
ORCHARD, and an excellent Spring.
The balance of the lands attached to this concern
are rough and mountainous, and valuable only 70
the timber. and as afIordinu several
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SALT.PETFsE CAVES,

winch were, during the last war, before and since,
worked TO great profit by A. koe and others, and
Their "War," be again worked to considerable ad-
vantage. Besides the advantages held out to
men of capital and enterprise, resulting from the
connection OF this property with the Salt-Petre
Caves, there are other Inducements of equal, If
not paramount interest and Importance, growing
out of the advantages Of water-power, which this
property affords. The South Branch, for the dis
lance of about mile, runs through this property,
within few rods of the Petre Caves, affording
at all seasons Of the year ample water-power for
almost any manufacturing purposes besides, it il
believed that this locality would be a very favor
able one for Woulen Mandatory upon a small
scale.
A tract Of land and plantation in the Buffaoe
Hills, four five miles north from franklin,
containing, 1t is believed, upwards of
600 AOIGlASo
This land is we'll adapted TO the growth of both
grain and grass and is for the most part improved
and under fence, and has on it tolerabe ..
DWELLING HOUSE
north of franklin, between and adjoining the
lands of J. +. Johnson, nj. Mccoy, and w.
Thompson, containing about
80 .Gcres,
the most Of which has been cleared and in cuti-
walton, but, at present, il is a common, and the
fence greatly dilapidated. tract of
S3 .9crcS,
eleven miles northeast from Franklin, and adj
joining the lands of Geo. Cole and u. Dyer, on
the west side, believed to be in woods. One
HOUSE AND LOT
in Franklin, at present occupied as Tavern by
os. e. Gray, opposite the Court House, on the
main street. This property is thought. to be very.
valuable, aIIOTdinn the best site for public bu-