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FLOWS AND POINTS.

THE Carrollton, bull, halt crane, true American,
and number of other patterns of piows, kept
constantly on hand or made to order, al the ioun-
dry in CHrolIton.
AlsO.--Right and left hand, Carrollton, bull, true
American, Woods improved crane from No. 2 to
No 50, John Long, MassiIIon, Buckeye, star, and
almost every kind OF pow points, constantly on
hand, and cheap Tor for cash. A. l.. LITTELL.
CaToIltOn, June 90, 1846-37-tt.
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POT METAL.

AM paying ONE CENT per pound, in castings, for
old pIow points, mold boards, mill gearing, and
ali kinds of old metal that has not been burned in
the fire. delivered at the Camoton foundry.
A. l.. LITTELL.
June 27, 1916 -37-6t,
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Sll.RIFF,N SALE.

by virtue of two wrIs Of alias vendi exponas is
u sued out of the court Of common pleas tor Car
roll county, Ohio, & to me directed, will offer for
sale at the door OF the courI house IN Carrollton,
On the 3Oth day of July, Is46,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, aud o.
clock, P NJ. of said day, the following real estate,
TWO acres OF land on which there grst mill and
saw m together with all the privileges and appur-
tenances lheleunto belonging, including the water
privilege through Silas Myers farm, north of the
MILL conveying the water to the mill; the said two
acres being part of the southwest quarter OF Sec
ton tweny-nine, t29) township fourteen ll4) Of
range four. (4) ALSO.-Lot number four (4) in
Norristown. Taken in execution and will be sold
by E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
June %, l846-37-5t. Pr. fee So 25.
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Dry Goods, Hardware,
NEW GOODS.

4 new and splendid assortment Of goods just re-
- ceIved and for sale, cheap for cash or country
produce. Call and examine the stock for your
selves. GEO. T. PARKER.
Carollton, May %, I849-32-tf.
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ALSO.

At the same time and place, by virtue of two
wrts OF Fl Fa. Et. Lev. Fa will offer for sale the
following real estate, to viii; Lot number four al
in Taylo addition to the town OF Minerva, with
the improvements thereon. Taken in execution
and will be sold by E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
June &c, I846-37-5t. Pr. fee so.
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Charles Mecaskey.
THE said Charles Mecaskey will take notice tba,
said Margaret Mecaskey, on the 5th day of Nav,
in the year OF A, b. 1916, filed in the court of COM
mon pleas in and for said Carroll county, her pei-
ton, in chanrery, against him, which petition char.
ges that said Charles Mecaskey has been wluIIy
abesent tor more than three years Immediately pre-
ceding the date of the filing of said petition and
that said Charles Mecaskey has been guilty of gross
neglect OF duty to your petitioner; and prays said
court to decree the marriage contract between the
petloner and said Charles dissolved, and it NAV be
forever held for naught; and that petitioner NAV
have reasonable allmony out of any property said
Charles Mecaskey may be found to be possessed of,
and that said petition is now pending, and will be
Tor hearing at the next term OF said court at which
time and place, you may if yon please, appear and
defend, &c. MARGARET MECASKEY,
BY ECKLEY DAVIS, her Attorneys.
June 70, l846-35-6t. Pr. fee SO.
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ECKIEY &DAVIs,

Attorneys and COuRsellOrs at Ldp,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
- their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to Them will re-
eeive prompt attention. Office in the frame build.
ing, opposite the west door OF the court house.
Cauollnn, December 5, I845-tf.
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WOOL WANTED.

t0000n pounds wool wanted, for which | will
iOOiV'' give as liberal price as the times will
admit. GEO. T. PARKER.
Canollton, May %, I846-32-tG
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dings, entrance 1873 Fulton street, aud 80 Nassau
eueet; also, at No 10 State street, Boston, and No
2l Arcade, Philadelphia; [the principal office be-
ing at New York; by R. PORTER & Co.
Rufus Porter, Editor.
EaCu number OF tins paper is furnished with from
Two to five ORIGINAL ENGRAvINGs, many of them
elegant, and illustrative OF New INVENTIONS, SCIEN-
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principles of the sciences OF mechanics, chemistry
and architecture; instruction in various arts and
trades curious philosoph Xperiments; msceIIa-
neous intelligence, poetry, and occasionally music
This paper is especially entitled to the patronage
ot mechanics and manufacturers, being the only
paper in America devoted to the interests of those
classes; but is particularly useful to farmers, as it
will not only apprse them of improvements in ag-
rcutural implements, but instruct them in various
mechanical trades, and guard them against imposi-
ton. As family newspaper, It will convey more
useful intelligence TO children and Young people,
than five times its cost in school instruction. An
other important argument in favor of this paper is
that it will be worth two dollars at the end of the
year, when the volume is completed, and will pro-
baby command that puce in cash, if we judge from,
the circumstance that old volumes of the New
York Mechanic" by the same editor, will now
command double the original cost.
TERMs.-"FHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN" will be fur.
nished to subscribers at So per annum,-one dollar
in advance, and the balance in six months.
Five copies will be sent to one address six months
tor four dollars in advance
Anyperson procuring twoor more subscrbers,w
be entitled to commission Of twenty-five cents each
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on the 3Oth day OF July, Is4O,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock, P. M. OF said day, the following real estate.
to wits the west halt OF the southwest quarter Of
section four 4) township sixteen, 6l range seven,
(7); also forty acres off the southwest quarter Of
section, township, and range Aforesaid. Taken in
execution and will be sold by
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
June &c, i046-37-5t Pr. fee 81 so.
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SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot of Spanish sole leather just receiv.
= ed and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CarrolIton, February 6, I846-tf.
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On the Ist day OF August next,

between the hours nj 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock, P. M. OF said day, subject to the dover es-
tate of the said Phebe Wier, Nate Phebe Hanra,l
the following real estate, to wit: Lot number sew
entythree (73) in Roberts first addition to the town
of Carrollton, and also Lots number eight (8) and
nine (9) in Roberts second addition to the town of
Carollton. Also; par: of the northeast quarter Of
section thrty-three, (33 township fourteen, (14)and
range five, (5l of the SteubenvIle land district in
said State OF Ohio, bounded as follows: Commenc-
ing at the northwest corner of said quarter secon
thence south seventy eight perches and ninety-two
hundredths, thence north sevsnty-eight perches
and eighty hundredhs, thence west sixty perches
and nine hundredlhs, to the place of beginning,
containing thirty acres.
One third of the purchase money will be requi-
red to be paid in hand, one-thrd in one year from
day of sale, and the balance in two years, with in-
terest from the day of sale, on deferred payments,
to be secured by Mortgage on the premises.
JOSEPH WIER,
Guardian oc John Hanna and James M. Hanna.
DAVID WORKMAN,
Guardian of Hugh Hanna.
July s, 1845-38-5t. Pr. fee 81.
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STONE WARE.

A good assortment of stone crorks &C., on hand
- and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CarroIIton, April 3, 1846-tf
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NEW SIRE

THE subscriber is now opening a NEW STORE on
Main steet, one door west OF the WASHINGTON
HALL, where he will keep large and splendid as
soumenI Of goods, consisting OF
Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensvare, Iron, Nails, Pdiais, Fish, SAT-, sc.
all Of which will be sold as low or lower for CASH OR
COUNTRY PRODUCE, than they be had in the place
The following kinds Of produce will be taken for
goods, viz: wheat rye, corn, oats, flour, buCkwheaI
flour, dried apples, potatoes butter, eggs, flax, lln-
en-, flannel wool, bacon, soap, cheese, lard, and all
other kinds OF produce that is generally taken In
stores. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere, and be
assured that will give you good bargains.
DENTISTRY and MATCHMAKING carried on m the
same room. GEO. I. PARKER.
CarroIlon, March I3. 1s46-lf
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GUARDIANS SALE.

Joseph Wier and David Workman, !
Guardian OF Hugh Hanna, ct. ais. Petition to
Sell,
Phebe Wier, et ais.
RY virtue of an order of sale from the court of
common pleas for Carroll county, to us directed.
we will offer public sale at the door OF the court
house in CaToon
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll COuntEss.
COURT of COMMON PLEAS.
MAY TERM, A. D. 1916.
David Karn

) In Chancprv
George W. Butler 4 wife, & others.S
RY virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the
court OF common pleas, in and Tor the county Of
Carroll, in chancery sitting, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public vendue, at the door of
the court house in CarolIton, in said county,
On Saturday the LIST of August, Is46,
between The hours ol 10 O'Clock, A. M, ana 4 o.
clock ?. M. of said day. the following described
real estate situate in the town OF CarroIton in said
county OF Carroll, to wit; Lot number ihrty-eght
1857 known on the plat OF said town as such, laid
off by Peter Bohart, with all I'd singular the appur-
tenances Ihereunto belonging.
w. R. LLOYD,
Special Master Commissioner.
June 26, 1846-37-6t. Pr. fee So So
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NOTICE ~ ssEREBY GIVENs
TO oil those who are indebted to the Surplus fund,
that We, by the law Of last winter are appoint.
ed to collect this fund. We therefore take this pub
lie way of saying that all bonds, &c. upon which
there is any part of the principal or interest due,
will be sued at the next term OF the court OF COM
mon pleas for this county.
JOS. &. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
T. R. HARBAUGH, Auditor,
Carroll county, Ohio
csuoll,on, June IL, 1s4s.
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NIUSLINS.
HOLLOW WARE.
COTTON YARN.

4 large lot of cotton yarn of the best quality, just
= received and for sale at the cheap store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CarolIton, February 6, 1846-tt.
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Sarah Swan Administrative of the es-
tate OF Zephaniah Swan deceased
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Boots and Shoes
LEENRURGn FOUNDRY.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the ci,izens
of Carroll and the adjoining countless that they
have erected new
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AIIEIkIEFIN SALE.

RY virtue Of a writ OF A. P. yendi. Ex. issued out
- OF the court OF common pleas Tor Carroll eoun-
", Ohio, and to me directed, will offer lor sale At
the door OF the court house in Cauoton,
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NNlENIEVIC AMERICAN.

Published every Thursday morning, at the Sun bull.
dIngs entrance 1913 Fulton street. aud so Nassau
street; also, at No 70 State street, Boston, aud No
2l Arcade Philadelphia; [the principal office be.
ing at New York; by r. PORTER & Co.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county. IS.

IN PARTITION BEFORE AUGUST TERM, 1916
John Sawvel and Catharine his wifel
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NOTlCE UEREBY GIVEN.

master Commissioner IN Chancery.
July 10, l8I6--39-5t. Pr. fee So so.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,

June 26. 1846-37-6t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-06
Wisconsin Phalanx.

The last TELEGRAPH gives the Annual Statement
Of the condition and progress OF the Wisconsin
Phaanx for the fiscal year ending Dec. |. 1915.
published in compliance with the act of Incorpora-
ton. The Association is represented in exceed
inglv prosperous circumstances. We abstract the
leading facts
The moral condition of the members is spoken
of as greatly improved during their residence on
the DomaiH-and moral department, soorety and
mutual good feeling have characterized the conduct
and iatsrcours of all The individuals of the commu-
nifty. LdIc.suits. guarding, prQtdne S'rsar7ng
and the use Of Intoxicating liquors, ii Is remarked,
never have, and with the present character and pre-.
vailing sentiments OF the members never can md
admiitance into their Society
In their social and domestic orrdH gements they
have approxmated as far toward the plan Of -Four
Ter as the difficulties incident 10 q new organization
would permit, and their social condition they deem
far in advance of communities OF isolated families
around them
There are resident on the Domain 30 families,
comprising so able bodied men, 8, females over fl.
teen ard - children under fifteen years Of age
making a total of 100.
There have been but four deaths during the past
year-few protracted diseases and in proportion 10
the number, a limited amount of sickness.
Three hundred and twenty-five acres have been
broken during the pas, season-i00 acres sown TO
Winter wheat. and 10 acres plowed for Spring
crops One hundred acres of wheat, 60 acres OF
corn, 90 acres OF potatoes 20 OF buckwheat ana 80
of peas. beans roots. &c have been harvested-5
miles of fence built and 400 of hay cut &c. &c.
y long building. taos by 80 feet capable OF afford
ing residences for 30 families is neary completed
4 stone school house 20 by 80 feet erected-the
foundation laid and the frame put up, with a stone
basement, for Touring mill 80 by TO- three stories
high and the race dug and several other smaller
buildings built or completed during the past year.
The Phalanx own. in fee simple, 1853 acres OF
land, Of which 200 acres are timber. 800 openings.
100 meadow and the balance prairie. and On which
there are four distinct water-powers. They have.
besides lease for four years OF 400 acres on the
school lands.
The cost of board in the community has been A
cents for provisions and an average of five hours
labor for each adult per week.
The invoice of the property Of the Association
now on hand amounts to S27725 %; cost of the
same and stock issued up to Dec. l, sl9,5s9 L. In
crease the past year Sc, 36 OIL. OF which one fourth
or S2,03i, is credited capital, being - per cent
per annum stock three fourlhs. So l0a credit
ed TO labor, being about = cents per hour.
Southpor, wisconsin, Herald.
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General Notices .
y American Il


- American G,nnasiuni, Nos 90 and Isl Crosby
near Bleeckers having neen Completed Is now open Tor
exercise This institution has been got considerable
eXpense aud with every 10 LIE completion o. each
branch order afford this city desirable place Tor me
of athletic eX-rce To the great benefit oil
the general health The building having been erected ex-
pressly for Gymnasium covers IN a space oil sq.
IT. the arena occupying rising 800 The eXeF-
cses will be found amusing well Observation-Disclosures
ton pleasant and select The baths with hoi and cold water
will he an agreeable acquisition the establishment as aiso
tbs Reading Room containing the hes OF City and English
papers The exercises constructed That ny Tie use D!
each every muscle Is brought into action causing general
development and sreng hening of all parts OF The BODY
Pupils will he under the instruction oil me Director 70
those of sedentay occupations the Institution Is OF much
importance ana invite their attention particularly,
also that OF the public generally The beneficial effects OF
athletic amusemens 10 grea! number invaluable and
this city has greatly needed Institution so complete with
every hing necessary wereguaec and properly con.
Quoted Gymnasium The following gentlemen have given
n, their support and have liberty OF referring
Valentine OIL NJ D.; j. c. Cheesman, NJ. D.; j. kearney
Rogers, NJ. D.; A. c. Post NJ. d.
Il. Y. Jsny. lsl 1896 - -
jal 2meod HENRY L. TWlGGS, Director
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Bnrry,s Tricopherous i, gaining an envial

dslincon in this city aud surrounding country in
cuence OF its sterling virtues for viii sssuredy prevent
the hair from becoming grey force grow bald places
e-ctualy eradcates scurf dand n &C., and abeauGul
and refreshing wash for the toilet, uoihng equal il
besides il makes the beautiful snd glossy Price fifty
cents per bOttI.. Prepared and sold by a c. BARRY,
A;tlsr In Hair No lio Broadway. Agenls-A g. Sands,
ia Broadway and 7s FutonsL; DR. Carroll Murrsy-sJ
Mesklm 5ll Broadway J. l. Codding sos Hudson.s
T. Munson PAL Sgrlng-sL; Dr. Linessy s. SHlh.ay j. W.
Robertson GAYS, Baltimore w. Bristol Utica, n Y; B.
F. Reeves Boston; Dr. Gordon Rochester; Watkins, Mo-
hile. Sturges Racine Wisconsin. az I'm cod
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Gcbools.

RJECHtNICS, Neutrality-suspicious. School,
sf French Department No II Chsmhers-st Prot Basset
hinu solicited by the pupils OF the Institute 10 form new
evening in French will organize on or about the I'm
instant at the number For up town pupils ut his
residence 1876 Hudsonst the 9Th door above ST Lukes
Church. Barrow Christopher SITS For farther IN
formation please apply No y Chanbersst or al the
Institute Rooms City Hail. 495 Hudson-sL jS lw&2weod
nRAWISG-Evening Classes for Instruction in the
~ above mpshments now being formed nj The
Select SCHOOL, No. li7 Green corner OF ouston.st under
the charge of gentleman Professor of this Art in several
Farther particulars references &c Will be made Known on
application rs above between the hours OF A NJ aud
O'Clock p NJ where also specimens o me different Styles
taught may he inspected. org I'M
nISBROsV,S RIDING SCHOOL, No. 4OS Bow
e-y Astor and La Fayetle places, New-York NJ
Dhas the honor to that his school open DAY ana
evening for Equestrian Tuition and exercise Riding.
TERMS:
LECTURE Lessons. EXERCISE HIDING.
Is Lessons 90 Month u 90
10 do 10 ooI20 Rides.... ......'..le 40
4 do ............ Oo,lo do .......-. 9e
Rnsd do 49,. sol
n B-Highly trained and quiet Horses Tor the Road OF
Parade. 10 lei EVENING CLASS:
IL Lessons.......S9 0OI2o Rides ...-'.''...slo w
Single l nlSingie hldes'''.'''''' %
|. All Lessons or Rides paid for ON commencing.
One allow for each Lesson or Ride In inc SCHOOL
g. One hour and half for a Lesson on The Road
4 Hours for Ladies', from A. M TO 8 r bI
Hosrs for Gentlemen from to and from TO 81! P. NJ
s. No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
= Only three months allow ed for Course OF Lessons
Rides
B. The School has been rehued and furnished with
Stoves Ladies IN delicate health need be under Hppre
hension of taking cold. lo5I
card OF stdress requested previous commencing.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-The workmen en-
gagged in excavating the holes for the Magnetic Tee-
graph have reached the city from Hartford AID are now
At work in Grand-st, this side of GAINESVILLE Bridge
The entire route between Boston and New.Haven, we
are informed, will be completed before the middle
OF the month. New.llaven Palladium.
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ErGurney,s PremiEm daguerrean Gallery
lss brosdwsy New-York-Pciures taken al this estao-
shnen, are NOT eIceled In his county SO say his hume,
nd -, Sor ,bsm selves o9 SIM
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Grimes. Casualties, &c.
correspondence OF i he lrioune.
INDIANAPOLIS Dec. %. lc45

CONVICTION AND SEYTEScE.-Thomas, one OF
the persons indicted for the muir er OF Edwards at
Bonneville Chilcothe, was tried at the recent
term OF the Supreme Court for Ross County-found
guilty and sentenced to be hanged on the 9th OF March
next columbus (O) Journal.
A BRUTE OF A ScHooLMAsTER.-The Barre
ass Patriot gives the story OF schoomaster in Mill
ipron Franklin county who, because boy was unable
10 master his lesson beat him cruelty that he tainted
three under the operation and upon his way home
had 10 crawl portion OF his way upon his hands and
knees A warrant issued for the arrest OF the
wretch but he escaped, and his friends intend TO COM
promise the matter
FATAL ACcIDESr.-As the Troy and East AL
bany train of coming down al u O'Clock Tues
day evening it encountered man. VINO was waking upon
the he struck oy the projection III front Oh
locomotive and severely injured that ne died IN
very few minutes. He stranger and was not
identified.
| A DuEL.-A letter in the Peoples Advocate,
York Pa states that duel fought few days ago
in Hopewel York county, between Mr. Jesse Gilbert Of
Hartford county, and Mr.. VIM. s. Blair OF Ohio The
dispute arose argument about the Oregon question
They fought with rifles at 90 PAGES After the nrs IRE,
neither of the parties being wounded the difficulty was
adjusted by the seconds
| AT BridgccGter, Mass. on the 2s,h inst. Susan
Bump II years OF age, was accidentally killed By her
brother He took up the gun supposns II was unloaded
aimed and discharged al her, She hyed but lew mo-
menIs only uitering the eAcianlauon you nave snol
me.
| AT Pitsfeld, Mass while Mrs. Colman was wait
ing for father with the remains OF her husband who
died in consequence of the accident at Chester Oh the
Western Railroad she received Intelligence that the
father TOO had been killed at Fzwiam BY tue cayng
in OF bank on the Cheshire Railroad
At Bennington, n. II. on the lst inst. the dry
house belonging the powder mills OF Mr., John Car.
kin exploded with about hundred and nifty kegs OF
gunpowder with other damage to the other build
! ing
HT Mr. Chas H. Ames was thrown from his
wagon while descending Bolton Mountain, near Hart
ford, Ct and received injury which is supposed To
have occssioned arrangement as Re has not yet been
| hes frnr
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AZ and Commissioner OF Deeds, &c VIII attend in The
Rsstin1 Room of T.mmary Hal 81 al hours OF The day
- .usun, ivl5 oEr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-06

WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-YORK.
SERIES OF hydraulic powers, in all eighty feet
"A fall formed during the past the Lime
stone Creek Fayetteville Onondaga Co. n Y village
East OF Syracuse three miles South Of the Railroad
mile from the Ere Canal with which II is connected by
large navgabe Feeder belonging aud maintained by The
Stale.
There is also small but very pure stream, well suited
for paper mills other establishments requiring light
power with hundred and twenty feet fall. This
ia IS well Of the Limestone be subdivtded
desired.
Belonging with the same hundred acres Of
the best of Land both buildings factories and culva
ton. The country is healthy, beautiful snd fertile, and
close al hand abundance vi limestone, waterime, pas-
ter, &c.
The whole or part this property will be sold to persons
disposed 1t, easy Terms.
Inquire OF Ohm McViCCAR, PORTER TREMAINE,
or WILLIAM VI. REDFIELD, al Fayetteville; or OF J. D.
LEDYARD CbZenoviA, \. Y j. I'm