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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

PARK TBEATRE-FroN Bov-AURonA-NAvAL ENGAGE
MENTs-IE DIABLE A QuATRE.
BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-MUNeo PApH-NiPpED
Bu,-DANorNo AND LvISe SrArUss-MARy, raE MNo
THE Inn.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway--EvERy 0SK HAS
HIS FAULr-EAPoLKoH's GUARD.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squsro--MoxsnGNEuR
-JAoK SHEfPARD-AvE>GER-MR. MAc3R EEpy.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers street-THs TRAGEDY
QUf n-BR EACH OR PRO MIsE-WHEREs BARNUm.
BROADWAY CIRCUS, near Spring strset-Esv EsraIAr
Ism. &C.
MECnANICs' HALL Broadway near 2.oomc-Cnr -syV's
Observation-Disclosures SrNGiSo.
NELODEON VIRGINIA SrnxNADrnr.
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAMppEIL's AINsrRuIA
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE Bowey--yhH hMBunsHs
aRArp AEHAeERIX.
sTUYvESANT INSTITUTE Broadway near Beecher street
-NEv ORLEANS SpREsApKoR CrHIoprAv Corrrnrs
New York, Friday, December ID, lS4S.
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American Institute.

The stated monthly meeting Of the Institute took
place last evening, when the largest number of mem
bers ever known to assemble, present The great
object of interest tho election of a successor to
the late T. Wskeman, who held the two offices of
Experimenting Agent and Correspondip g Secretary
which election it opposed, would of at this
meeting. 1t soon become evident, however, that a
majority of the members present in favor OF a
po.tpontment OF the election, and this was the nal
result of the meeting.
DR.. UNpERHILL made some remarks the life cha
racter, and public services of Mr. Waterman, the late
experimenting agent who in fact onsidered the
founder of the Institute, and the most Jealous pro-
moter Of it's interests.
After which, RALPH LOCKWOOD, Esq offered a series
Of resolutions ss a tribute to the memory Of Mr.
Wak.man. and committee was appointed 60 insisting
of Ralph Lockwood, John A. Sidell. Doctor Underhi,
Philip Burrows and John Campbell to report at the
meeting of the Institute suitable
vices Of the deceased in the Of the and
The national objects to which it is devoted The reso-
buttons seconded in an able speech by John A.
Side Esq who, one OF The original members testi-
fed to the eminent services and zeal Of the departed
secretary and agent.
On motion of Judge Ir0LIs the ordinary business of
the Institute laid the table for the purpose of
taking the subject Of the election Of successor to
Mr.. Wakeman, when Alanson Nash, Esq made an
aboIate speech, lin spite of attempts to
put him DOWN. to show the iega ity Of the right
by the trustees during the late fair to cleo
tiop and he replied to by Doctor David NJ Reese;
after which. motion made to adj ca rried
1t is probable from the aspect If affairs that the In
ttute is destined to be the of great excitement
for some time to come.
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald
Dec. IA, Thursday. ...........".... 234o4 copies
The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday ae G
minutes past 5 o'clock and epished At O'clock.
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The Int,
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WATERFORD, Nov 22Arr Home, from Bainmore Carlotta
Philadelphia.
CORR Nov 23-Ar Hyler from New York; MedorA from
Norfolk, Va.
LrvrEpooL. Nov 25-Arr Caledonia from Mobile.
DUBLIN, Nov 23-Sld Russia, New York
BrMAuRIs Nov 2-Sd koyA' william New Orlesna
LEI1H-An Elizabeth, Chsrletton. jean, do
MRNIyE Nov-Arr Chatham, B, ston.
DEAL, Nov AR viotoris, New York.
BkvRr Nov 2o-Arr Ba tniore, New York
HpIysoTsIuys Nov Sid francons for Baltimore; Eiwlna,
Few York
HuvEoT Nov General washir gon, for New York. ready
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

u The Free Soil party in Pennsylvania Leld State
Convention at Reading this week, and nominated an
Electoral ticket. William Lorimer, Jr, and BENJAMIN
W. Richards are the candidates for Electors at LARGE
The Convention adjourned at o'clock Wednesday
morning, and did not nominate State ticket. bul re-
solved TO question the candidates already in the field
and vote ior those most favorable 10 free soil
1F The Rockville Sentinel states ha, John p;,cbe,
Wing Presidential EIector for the lst District in indian.
has Withdrawn his name, and now goes for Van Buren,
and Free Territory. 500
GEORGE HoADLEY Esq, Of Cincinnati, has been
addressing Free Soil meetings in bis native c,ywb bis
accustomed energy and ability.
u large Free Soil meeting was held at Lapca..
ter, "a, last Saturday week. Benjamin Conard presid-
ed. A. II. Hood, Esq, formerly Editor Of LEADING
Wing paper in that city, presented the resolutions
Speeches were delivered by Messr Longshore ,r Bucks
Co, Urquhart of Ohio, and Snodgrass Of Md.
JUDGE MYERS, Of Clarion Co. Pa. gentleman ~
considerable influence in tha. section Of the State here
tofore prominen. politician in the Hunker ranks a
Polk elector in 1884, has left the party, and come out
for Free Soil. M
W II. y. Orion, one Of the beat Whg stumpers In
Wisconsin, has come out for Van Buren, and Free Soil
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19
TEMPLEToN ON THE TRACK !

Alta regularly adjourned meeting Of the friends Of the
Free Soil movement held in TemPleton, on Monday
evening, Sept. llth.
After adopting Preamble and Constitution of the
Templeton Free Soil Association, the meeting proceed
ed TO the choice Of officers as follows
President--Glman Day.
vice Prssidents-John M. Work, Benz. Hawkes.,
Jonathan Cutting.
Cor. Secretary--Elisha G. Farnsworlh.
Rec. Eecretary-George p. Hawkes..
Treasmer--David Wbilcomb. M
Er. Compittee-- Israel P. Sibey, Merrick E. Aims
worth, Edwin Sawyer Leonard Smith, b j. Hawkes..
Resolutions were then adopted recognizing the prin
cipe Of "no further extension of slavery and heartily
approving Of the nomination Of the Buffalo Convention
Of the 9th of fAugust last The meeting then adjourned
to meet in Baldwinyille one week from tonight
GILMAN DAY, President.
E. C. FAREswoRTH, Cor. Secretary.
Templeton, Sept. l4th, l84S.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

lNTEREsrrNG SLAVE CASES. The Holly
Springs (Miss.l Gazette, of the 4th inst, gives
the following important cases, decided in the
Circuit Court The first was to this effect:
Two men had employed a slave without the
consent Of the master. to assist them in unloading
wagon Of cotton, promising to pay the slave in
liquor. The liquor was furnished, and the boy
while engaged In unloading the wagon was kill
ed by third person. Suit was brought by the
owner af the slave tor his value, against all the
parties, the employees and the slayer The jury
gave the plaintiff averdict for the value OF the
slave against all the defendants.
The other was State prosecution against
slave for stealing slave.
The Court charged the jury that slave could
steal slave, and that the owner OF the thief was
responsible to the owner of the stolen slave for
his value. The case was one Of much excite
ment, inasmuch as negro testimony was admitted
on behalf ofthe State TO sustain the prosecution.
The jury found verdict for the prisoner, upon
the ground, as stated by them In rendering their
verdict. that the prooffor the prosecution was not
satisfactory. a+3tf
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

~ According to Theodore Parker's estimate we
shall have paid for Mexican treaty when tie whole
bill is settled two hundred and fifty million dollars,
two hundred millions than double the price 1885,
600, ,000 offered for the acquired territory by gov
ernment in l845. This last would have built five
hundred first class steamers, equal to The Hermann
and U. States, forming steam mail, war and CONNER
caI marine ourvalng tina, Of all other nations combn.
ed. This would be monument surprising every other
on the globe.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19
Free Soil Mass Meeting at Milford.

THE FRIENDS OF FREE SOIL AND FREE MAN
will hold Mass Meeting, Thursday, September
2lst ls4s Rev. Joshua Leavitt, Amasa Walker, Esq,
and other eloquent advocates of the will address
the meeting Charles Sumner, of Boston, expected in
the evening.
The meeting will commence at O'Clock, P NJ. Come
friends in the vigor of manhood and love of uniuersd
Liberty and let the response be given long and loud,
NO MORE SLAVE TERRITORY !" Sept. 19.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

u The father and brother of John Wentworth, M
C. of Illinois, who reside in Vermont have, upon h
advice. abandoned Cass and out in favor of Va
Buren, Before the November election Long John
himself will take the track he marked out for his fahe
and brother.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

PIETY OF HoI LAEDERs. The Detroit Advertiser
says that vessewit more than $50 Holland emgrants
on board recently laid at the dock all day rather than
sail on the Sabbath They held religious worship on
board, and their hymns sung their native tongue,
breathed the genuine accents Of praise and hanksgiv.
ing.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

GJ- The U. s. ship,of.the line Vermont which ha
stood on the stocks at the Charlestown Navy Yard
about 80 years, was launched Thursday last Thou
sands OF spectators were present, crowding the Yard
wharves, steamers, and sea craft generally.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

VERMONT. The returns come in, better and better,
from the Green Mountain State. Notwithstanding that,
in portions of the State the free soil question was not
carried into the State election, still The Free Soers have
given the TayIorites much closer run than was
pected In all but Is small towns, the vote stands, for
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19
FREE SOIL MEETINGS.

AT Birmingham on Wednesday evening. Amasa
Walker Esq will addr ess the meeting.
At Rutland on Saturday evening. Alexander De
Witt and others are engaged TO be present
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

II In Wareham several people have been bitten by
mad dogs during the past week. A town meeting has
been called for the 18th inst TO lake measures for pro.
tecting the citizens from further exposure.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

DR.. DARLING. Our trends will see by the notices
in another place that Dr. Darling is in the field in behalf
of the glorious cause OF Freedom and Free Soil. We
are glad inp that he has accepted the invitations gv
en- him to address the people He is one Of the most eff
cient and popular speakers that we have amongst u.s.
and will accomplish good work if his efforts prop
ery seconded by the Free Soil men where he goes -
Those who fortunate enough to Obtain his services,
should recolect that their work is but half done in get
ting him. Notice that he will speak should be thorough
y circulated that all who wish may have the opportu>
nifty attend We have not the slightest hesitation in
giving the that all who do attend will be well
repaid for whatever trouble they may be attn so doing
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19
THE FREEDOM CLUB

Will meet at the City Hall, on Wednesday evening,
this week, at clock. 1t is expected that several dis
tnguished advocates of the great will address the
meeting. JOHN S. KIMBALL Sec
Sent 18th.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

U-r The following seven Theaiers soon to be in
operation in Boston Boston Theater, BANDS Lyce>
um, National Theater, Kmbalps Museum, Hamilton's
Iheater, at south end, Howard Athen@um, and Adel,
phi Two Circuses are also TO be opened TO the public
in the same city. I-lrl 80
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

THE FREE Soil STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
was organized the 7lh inst by the election of
CHARLES SUMNER, Esq, as Chairman, and Joshua
Leavtt and Marcus Morton, Jr, as Secretaries. For
the Information of friends, may be well to state, that
the Committee have taken a room at No. g. Massachu>
sets Block, Court Square, Boston, where one OF The
Secretaries may be found at proper hours, and where
letters may be addressed.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

mr. The Pts6eld Sun states that Henry Gilsop, on
Thursday last killed twelve black ducks, out Of fock
Of Is, o. one fire, on the Pontoosuc pond.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

0T Two of Mr.. Calhoun slaves are said 10 hav
been committed to Jail, South Carolina for an atemp
to poison Mrs. Calhoun, by putting oxalic acid in he
tea.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

DT Rev. J. N. Mafi, is preaching to vast audiences
in Arkansas. He was at Little Rock on the 22d ult
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

part of Gen Harrison's old Homestead, at Nortl
Bend, 1888 acres,) is advertised for sale.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

Plurality for Coolidge over Shaher only 4,l68
This plurality for Coolidge will be very easily over
come when the Free Soil party is thoroughly oganizsd,
and the State may safely be set down for Van Buren,
and Adams.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19
THE GAME EXPOSED.

A few days ago, the Editor of the Free Press
Qhe organ Of the Taylor party at Burlington VIZ
in the course OF an animated dispute with Free
Soil man, stated publicly that he had been in
formed by the Hon. George P. Marsh that the
famous ssAson Letter. of Gen. TAYLOR was
iDritten at Washington by John j. Crittenden,
the Senator from Kentucky, and sent on to the
General!
Here we have it, shown up to our hands. The
sAllson Letter has been pointed to as plain
straight forward exposition of an old Soldiers
views on Government, emanating from himself
and therefore to be relied on. Now it appears
this letter was concocted by the wire- workers at
the seat of Government as agreed which would
ercuse the Wings from abandoning their States
men and their principles, and going for TAYLOR
And In this view what base and contemptibe
plot is disclosed in the letter. Viewed as a vol
untary emanation from Gen. Taylor, it might be
toerable, because he does not pretend to be be-.
liever in party creed, and might be supposed to
make up his opinions without reference to them.
But when we look at the letter as the product of
crafty and designing politicians at Washington,
written doubtless after much consultation among
the Sachems how pitiful and base does it appear.
We find Mr. Crittenden and his compeers OF the
Whig party, deliberately surrendering its dis
tinctive doctrines, and selling out to no party.
"availibity" candidate in exchange for his prom.
Use to let the will OF the people as expressed by
Congress, govern in relation to certain questions
of policy. Not a word of regard for any Whg
measure is required, nor ,ciH it be a breach of
any pledge get made by Gen Taylor, to eren
the achote potOer and paronage Of The govern.
naent to defeat any Whig measure that moy be
proposed. The Greed sent on to him as condi.
ton OF his nomination contains nothing that binds
him to forbear from such action.
We hope the people will mediate on this new
development.
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

70 We copy the following article from the
Burlington, VT, "Free Soil Courier" We have
never doubted that the Allison letter was pre-
pared for Gen.Taylor by some practicde politician.
1t has internal evidence of that fact. We have
as little doubt that another letter recently ad-
dressed to Alison, was prepared for him in the
same manner. This last is an attempt to recon-
cile some OF the statements IN his letters, with
The Daily spy., 1848-09-19

FREE Soil LECTURES. DR.. Darlings appointments
for this week. are as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
aIAlElsE

MILE subscriber respectfully lnloruts his friends and
T. the public that Ae has taken tbc store ON Water ST.
formerly occupied by Mr.. MarNey, wheTe lie keeps a
general assortment of Hats and CAPS, To which he in
vtes the attsttion OF purchasers. Those wishing a neat
fashionable and durable article can be supplied by
callias al the Water st. Hat and Ca store, 3doors
north fthe Unite states Hotel aud J doc south of tbs
fremont House, WheelIng. Va
aug. 10, is41. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

CASE Berwick Tweeds.
= i do cotton and wooien Tweeus. uoiu nu,..a
] do B,nrbon cassimeres,
do hunters stripes, amt stuhs)
l do canIets,
do h.avy Dennins,
] do heavy Twils,
do Mixed Satinetts,
=. / do. ~ Fine Bleacied Muslin,
2 TO Merrinack Blue Prints,
] do domestic Ginghams,
I do Black Alpaca,
9 do cheap Prints,
] do Irish Linens,
100 pieces Porgees,
: cases Siocuni, Gibson Il Coskins,
! do different kinds buttons, just received aud for
sale by fsb2l TALLANT & DELAPLAIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
SPRING STOCK.

NO IU9, Main Sc.
wv would say to our customers and others that we
have on hand at this time a general assortment u
Ladies' Saddle rs, Iron frame truuts.
Geutiemcn's du, a .plcnJid ,r,iclc
sfidies a7d martingaics, lmiia. and com. trunks,
Sone very neat rounded do, Iron. frame aud wood
Heats and reinx, box yaJices
Carriage Harness, Ladies' bonnet trunks. =,
nugsy do Goats leather hat boxes,
WAGON Do Leather satchels,
Ursy do Jndies, s,tcJ,eIs
carpet bsgs, Saddle bags,
.oi'ario OF different kinds, Carriage whips,
Buggy whips, Riding do
Drovers' do Ws,on a.,
La shes different kinda. WaIkinp rsnes
Hancs, trace CHAINS, Halter chains.
curry combs, do cards, Horse brushes
We ask All Examination Of our stock by those wish.
tag any OF The above articles, feeling satisfied that yre
have as good an assortment and a. great variety AS IA.
ever been offered IN the city, aud will ne 1 at txir mi,
ess. An orders for work promptly hiiei. Old work
repaired as usual. [tea Isl NiCoLL & CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.

Peter yarnaI a. d others.
I'm pursuance OF tile decree in this cause ] shall on
d FRipAy, rnE l7th DAY OF MARCp, te4s, at the Court
House in Ohio County sell to the highest aud les, bidder,
OF the terms after named, the follow ing lots in that part
Of Wheeling named East Wheeling, VIZ: Lots No Is. 81.
l23, aid Ii5, being the residue OF Lots remaining unsold
at the former sale.
The said Lots win he sold on a credit Of one, two and
three years from he day of sale, in equal instruments;
the purchs ser giving bonds with good security for the
payment thereof. Deeds viii be made wheo the pur-
chase money q paid. Should the sale not he completed
on the day above named it will he adjourned from time
to time until il is c!used. Y. JACOB,
Jan "A Trustee and Comm lssioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

PILES. X &o-The Genuine HAYS, Jjnimer,
IS an article more justly celebrated az a cure for tho
above, than any or all others. I,s cure, are almost in.
nuu'erahle, and it is only necessary to let those W no
know the article and used il with suc, great success
tnat 1t is TO be sad true and gen. Inc of Goins,ock * Co
u Courtlahd 81. New York. sole proprictors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
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prfze OF $50 coo 1 Of no UWu ri FrHr of .pCO ,
OF g. uf. &c. TtcE,tz iat,.. a rr,t.frgtc ,s-t41,e
OF wtoies cost leo dols; snare, in p-,pnrt.n ION. ''"'7
1usIs'u''''id 'did' LOTTERY. LASS No. -.
I" he draw" . baltimore, on Wednesday, March 2.
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20 Of l,5Cr. ctc, eir. II,Aers Sig: a ccr,,ncste 81
package Of utoirs Slst: slsu-s tn s.,t.alrtro.
S
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rome dfa"n t nHIilac'' Wednesday. Mareh-l'.
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of a packsge of vIoIr, = I.a. SHARES IN rror,rii,n
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Gsorcis. CI,.. Nn 10
IN 10 drawn al w tirmrton. on sstnria,. MAJ 4. 1888.
=, Nn. Loitery--fy hatisfS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
VARIETY GOODS
DR. TRVXAH,S

INFALLlBLE Cough REMEDY.
s the only safe and certain cure for Cough and Phthis.
ic. Ii taker according TO directions. it cannot fail to
nder the utmost satisfaction. 4 single dose or two,
IN satisfy YOU that you are no' imposed on. The fol.
i-wing certificate * given as evidence:
DIR. TRUNkL.-uuring tine last spring and summer |
ontracied q cold which was accompanied with d very
iolen, cough-indS'd | eoughod almost necessarily day
nd night, ANA my lungs appeared Ia be- bound within a
arrow compass While The tickling III NV uindpipe
>ept me constantly making efforts To cough IN some.
hing lodged teap in my chest. After | received your
inyaluaaie medicine, | took three doses in three success
ave mornings, [tasIing9 and | was relieved etlectuslv.
do absolutely consider 1t the most vaiuahle medicine ia
ste world, for the curing of Coughs aud cold.
Your friend,
N M'KEE.
Pittsburgh, Nov 9, ISL. dec 10
For safe al Melor's, Fairchilds and CrumbackeT's
" heelmg. Va. PrIce = cents per hntlLe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

TeS9eaTSWGg.


lNSt hAN'Es
I iSkS viii he taken by tile FIRE & MARINE IN
issuance COMPANY or WHEELING At THE
tWEsr RATEs ON
Buildings Of all kinds. stone. hrick, or wooden andtheir
ufcnts
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c.
Furniture.
And MERCHANDISE OF al kinds.
Md AGAINST all dangers attending the transportation OF
DDS on rivers. lakes, seas. canals, and railroads.
For the character OF the company As IL pronptitude
ihheralty IN the adjustment end payment otlusses,-
beg isave to refer 10 the merchants OF tlIS place a1d
eNhere who have had the adjustment of claims upon
Office on Main street. X. W. HARDING. Sscy.
aug I.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

DR.. SPHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDy-
why viii you suffer with that distressing COMPLAINT
when a remedy is al hand that viii not fail TO cure you, ,
THIS remedy VIII edeciualiy destroy any attack Of head
acne, either nervous or bilious. II has CURED cases Of
twenty yeArss standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
JOHN RlrcHIE. H.. D. ~CocHRANE.
RIrCaIE & COCHRANE,
FOfW ARDING AND COMM. SSION
M MERCHANTS,
No ~ Old l.evee, Corner of Bienvlinc street,
NEW ORLEANS.
DOVER MILLS FOR SALE.


= DJOiNlNG the thriving village of bower, on tlr
s6A bank of the OhIo River. The Buildings and Ma
ehinery are equal To any steam Mill ives, of t.e Noun
tatns. Inc house is large and suhstaitI ally buit OF brIc <
ami stone, three stories high with a large garrett, and
sewers an area of seventy by hfy feet. She has a pop.
PIT engine of first quality, with a foar foot stroke with
a govefnor attached. Her boilers ara new and double
iucu, with sufhcient power To run the milk with q cot
tor factory attached. There are four pair OF 4 tel Burrs,
all in good order. SIZE stands on a large area Of land,
running back to the first alley, embracing the river 10
low water mark. ALSO
A FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, forty feet
square with a sm Ill Dining Room and Kitchen; there
are 6 flushed rooms in th. house with . lire places, aud
She rooii,s are neatly finished. The garden is large aud
we'll inc!osei; the house stands one square dist ant from
she mill.
Al-su-FOUR BUILDING LOTS, one square from
the Dwelling, ] ing Ia one block.
The terms will lie a part OF the purchase money in
haud aud Tic balance liz one and two years. and II not
cold At private sale before The iUIh day OF March next,
the whole will be offered to the highest bidder on that
day IN terms to suit the purchasers. Thcie i a new
turnpike roo: running from tine village into the heart Of
the interior country. RiCHAitD SOWARD.
Feb ID. 1913.