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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
NV ORERANs. NoY. I.
For the Gazette


Ma EDlroR-I observed an article in the Ga
zette ot last eek noticing work on Mensura-
ton, by Mr.. Almon Ticknor, which has just
been published. A copy of it was placed in my
hands by the publisher, and after having given
II a thorough and careful examination, have
hesitation in recommending il TO the atten-
ton of teachers aud school directors.
The Introduction of Mensuration into the
common schools Of this country is engaging the
attention of the people of our large cities, and
il is but right that we should awake to the i'm
portauce of instructing our children in so impor-
taut branch. The work of Mr.. Ticknor is
simplihed, and can be taught with ease in
schools where the other branches are taught
without taking up too much of the teachers
time. II ~ prepared To instruct the masses
those Hho purpose becoming the active buzi-
ness men of the country, and who viii not re-
ccive instruction from the works before the
community, as they are too abStruse and too
difficult to teach except in schools where there
is professor Of Mathematics. All teachers
admit this, consequently IL is not taught in any
of the common schools, excepting the High
Schools, which, however, but small proper
tion Of the children educated in the common
schools ever enter.
In this work all that is difficult without being
of much use is excluded, which is certainly an
excellent feature in it and for the trash found
in all works OF the kind, such matter substituted
as will be of use TO the scholar when he be-
comes q man, and engages in the active duties
of life. 1t mas been before the public but
short time. but has already received the recon-
mendations of some of the first men in the State,
well known for their devotion to the common
school system, among whom are Hon. Joseph
r. Chandler, and Messrs kirkwood, Johuston,
&c, &c. A FRIEND OF EpucATIoN
Lewistown, Nov. 10, l849
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

M HEREAS the great rush at G. l.. Jones'
w celebrated new cheap cash store for de-
sirabIe aud cheap goods has rendered it al
MANY times impossible to wait upon all the
customers many have had to wait, and some
being in hurry have been obliged to leave
the store; this is to inform all such that there
is now an additional force added, so that all
can be accommodated without delay. Come
on for cheap goods at c. l.. JONES'
Celebrated New Cheap Cash Store.
November IL lSi9.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

FNNHE undersigned, appointed auditor to dis
n tribute the proceeds of the sale of the
real estate of DR. LEWIS HOOVER, now IN
the hands of the Sheriff of Miffiin comfy, will
meet al the Court House in the borough of
Lewistown, on THURSDAY, December
20, lS49, for the purpose Of making said dis
tributon, when and where all parties inter-
ested are notified to attend
J. DICKSON, Auditor
Nov. II, 1910 At. Dem. copy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

The Clearield Dollar Paper states that
a letter was received last week from MIL-
TON J. GooprELLow, addressed to his SIS
ter in that place, dated at the Middle Fork
OF the American river, August ist, and
mailed al San Francisco. October lst, 10.
Mr.. q. went to the gold region by the
land route, and though he suffered many
privalions and pcrIls, he reached ms des-
tinauon IN safety. He was 95 days on
the route, having left Missouri on the 2Gih
CT April, passing many companies on the
way. and being among the very first arrlv-
ais by the land routc. lie had been at
the mines eight days, digging himself for
the "eyil, with fair prospect OF success.
To others going to California he decided
ly recommends the route by water as pre-
terablc to the overland route being Roth
cheaper, quicker, and less liable to caSu-
allies. In travelling the FIRST two thou
sand miles he saws he did not see as
much timber as stands on many single
acre IN old CIearticld"
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DI 1 D..

10 the city Of Reading, on the 10th inst, Mrs.
HANNAH II. GRosH, wife of Rev. A. b. Grosh,
Of that city, and daughter-ln-law of Hon. Jacob
Grosh, of Marietta, aged 40 years.
On Wednesday last, in Granville township,
SARAH LuEMM,, daughter of George and An11
Aarand, aged years ; months and dlvs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

TUE undersigned, appointed auditor by the Orphans
Court Of Mdiin county report on the exceptions
flied 10 the Administration Account Of GEO w OLIVER
Administrator Of JOHN OLIVER, deceased appoints
Thursday the 2A Of December for hearing said
ecpiions, at the Court House in Lewistown when and
where parties interested may they think proper
JAS. DICKSON, Auditor,
Nov. -, lS49-4t IDsnocrst eonv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

Eg Ladies and Others desirous of sub
scrihing for GoDEY's I.Apy's Book, 4 month
ly magazine of rare merit. can do so on
advantageous terms by calling at this ofilce'
To our country friends the Gazette and
Lady's Book will both be furnished one
wear for 50.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

Rev. J. RurHRAUFF, late Pastor OF the
New Lutheran Church at Lebanon, which
station he was compelled to resign in con-
sequence of i'll health, has been appointed
Postmaster at that place in the room of
#. II. Worth. resigned.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
AUDITORS N0liCe.

TUE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
l. Court of Mitn county report on the exceptions
filed nd March, s27, the Administration Account of
FRANCIS BoGGs, Administrator of ROBERT GAMBLE
deceased, appoints FRID-7Y the liza ef Deesksr
for hearing said exceptions his office in Lewisovvn
where parties Interested may attend hey think proper
GEO. W. ELDER,
Nov %, ls4a-4t Apauor
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

FrRE.-Roach'S Barber Shop in Mar
ket street was discovered TO be on fire on
Monday morning, but before the flames
spread was subdRed with but little damage
to the building. 1t probably originated
from the sparks emitted in kinding a coal
fire.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

A successful experiment has been made
with the mi-bituminons coal of the Dau-
Phin and Susquehanna Coal Company to
generate steam in locomotive on the
Harrisburg and Moungoy Railroad.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

Dury ON CoAL.-The Coal Mining As
sociation recently held a meeting at Potts
vile, at the instance of one of the gentle
men who had been invited to visit Wash
ington to confer with the Secretary of the
Treasury. They decided upon recon-
mending specific duty Of $l.25 per ton
on Coal, about % per cent. less than the
duty in the bill of 1912, which was Sl.75
per ton.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

NORTH BRANCH CANAL.--Ihe bids tor
the work on the North Branch Canal, at
the late letting at Tunkhannock, appear to
have been very numerous. We learn that
upwards of three hundred bids were made,
many of the bidders being among the most
responsible and competent contractors in
the State. The work has not Yet been
allotted.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

One of Ex-Governor Porter's farms
IN Woodeoek Valley, Huntingdon county,
(that occupied by Major James Porter
has been sold for sII 900, being $40 per
Gcrc
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

l he annual meeting of the stockholders
oi the pennsylvania Railroad Company
Will be held in Philadelphia on Monday.
Sd Decembct
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Auditors NOfIce.

THE undersigned, appointed an auditor TO distribute
the balance in The hands Of JOHNSTON SIoLBR, Ad
minisiraior of ADAM SiGLER, deceased TO and among
the persons legally entitled the same will attend for
thsi purpose at his Office in the borough Of Lewisiown
on IhHrsdaF, The 2tb day Of December 1919 when aud
where all persons having claim. upon fund are not
hed TO present them, be thereafter rred from COM
ing in f1r share Of said fund.
J. w. SHAW,
Nov 81, l5ie-ii Auditor
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~ The Huntingdon folks are making
push to secure the location of one of the
Central Railroad Depots at that place.
A public meeting has been held in the
Court House on the subject, and slI00
subscribed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
Auditors Notice.

IHE undersigned, appointed auditor to apporion the
Balance remaining IN the hands of HENRY LEArToR
Esq, Administrator of the estate Of JOHN FOSTER
deceased, late of Oliver nship, Min county, will
meet at the Court House in the borough of Lewistoxn
on Monday, the 2ith December Is49 TO spportion the
same TO aud among the persons legally entitled 10 re-
ceive IL.
J. DICKSON, Auditor.
Lewislown, Nov o. Islq-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

TEMPERANCE HoTELs.-The Village
Record, in confirmation of a common re-
mark that temperance men do not patron
ize temperance hotels, notices the fact that
during the late sitting Of the Grand Divi-
sion of the Sons Of Temperance in PhlIa-
delphia, not single member of the body
stopped at the Morris House." the only
temperance hotel in the city, which the
editor says ne knows 10 be one of the most
gentcel houses there.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24

1t rs little trouble TO tell lie but it is
4 great deal of trouble to conceal the fact
that you have told one.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
Dreadful steamboat EXPLOSION.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. l6.
A dreadful steamboat explosion took place
here last evening, which from ITS disastrous
consequences has cast q melancholy gloom
over our city.
While the capacious steamer Louisiana,
bound for st. Louis, was about starting iIom
her wharf, just as the wheels began to move,
both her immense boilers exploded with
fearful and terrible noise, shattering the boat
almost 10 atoms The steamers Storm and
Bostona were lying alongside OF her al the
time, both Of which were also greatly damaged
by the conclusion.
At the time | write this despatch, hundreds
uf people are around the scene Of destruction,
and already fifty dend bodies have been taken
from the wreck. 1t is supposed that one hun
drrd and sixty lives, il not more, have beeu
lost by this fearful ca aiamily besides many bad
y and others mortaly wounded The levee
- now literally strewn with The dead and dy-
ing. IL is truly heart-rendng scene. Legs,
arms, and other parts OF the human body were
strewR IN ali directions.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. II
Captain kennon, OF The steamer Louisiana
haG been arrested and held 10 baIl IN the sum
f $1,000 The explosion of the boat is at
tributed 10 carelessness, and 4 searching IN
vestigaton OF the matter rs 10 be had.
Many more dead bodies have been found
and It is thought that the number Of killed
will not be less than two hundred, besides
many wounded.
The flags of the shipping IN harbor are all
flying at halt mast IN Consequence Of this ca
Iamity.
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWISr0WN, PA.
sArURBAY, NOVEMBER %, ls4s.
4 n Ms
GNE DGEE4tEs PER ANNUM.
For six months, Is cents.
II fDYANCE.

!LSAn NEW subscriptions must be paid in
advance If the paper s continued, and not
Paid within the first month, 3l.25 will be charg
ed if not paid in three months, u so; ii not
paid 10 six months, 81 Is and il DOT paid iH
nine months, S200
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N Q r r . e

ID UMORS impeaching the solvency of " TIE DELA
~ WARE CITY BANK being circulated, whereby
holders of the issued by said Bank may be induced
suffer loss the subscribers, Of ninetenhs Of
the stock, and fully acquainted with the Of her
issues and the perfect soundness Of her assets do hereby
bird the public that the Notes in circulation
viii be paid in gold silver presentations during
Banking hours, the Of Ihe Bank in Delaware
city The Intention OF this is, that do hereby guar
public the entire s0vency tie Bank and
that It's Capital stock is unimpared.
GEO. MAXWELL.
ANDREW c. BARCLAY.
JNO. NJ. KENNEDY.
A. J. DERBYSHIRE
WIN. NJ. KENNEDY.
JOSEPH CLEAVER
PHILIP REYBOLD.
JOHN c. CLARK
GEO G. CLRAVER
DELAWARE Cry, Oct Is, iSfq-2m nova.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Saddlery! Saddlery

rENHE Subscribers are now offering their extern
sve assortment Of Saddlery at reduced pti-
ces. Those in want of any article in the above
line woud do well to call and examine their Stock
and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the many articles embraced in our stock
we would mention the following:
Boys Saddles English Spanish and Spanish,
from "a to 81.
Mems Saddles of the following styles and prices
Plain fall back from So to $40.
Superior English Hogskin cover.
Spanish, Spanish & Camunche, from s 10 to 25.
A few good Wagon Saddles.
Also good assortment Of Side-saddles, at equal
low prices.
A large assortment Of Bride Leathers.
A few set olvery Superior English bridle-leathers
6 doz Blind Brides; doz Leather Halters
doz Bride Leather Horse-colars; 4 doz, Bride
Leather mule collars,
doz, hogskin 4" dez sup. Carriage collars
w. T. MASON & Co.
west side ofthe square, next door to the Northern
Bank. January 5, lS49.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Jew David's Or II c br ew Plastr

A certain remedy for all fixed pains in the Sidc
chest, loins. back, bowels, muscles, rheumatism
in all its varied forms, Nervous affections, lungs
and liver complaints, Spinal affections Female
weakness, ETC., etc. For the obove complaints
this plaster has no equal. The great celebrity
which it has already acquired, not only in the old
but in the new world-the extraordinary cures
it has performed in the most extreme cases of
suffering, have acquired for it such reputation,
that the proprietor has not, until recently, been
able to supply half the demand
The sales throughout every city, town and viii
age in the United States, are without paraleE
A circumstance not surprising, when the vast
amount of human suffering relieved BY its use is
considered In Spinal Defects, the benefit usus
ally is of'the most decided character In Neryou-
complaints, nineteen cases out of twenty readily
yielded to the penetrating stimula combined to this
valuable preparation.
In rheumatism, either acute or chronic. tbe
claims of the Hebrew Plaster have long since been
universally acknowledged Those who are labor
ing under weak backs, no matter crom what
cause the weakness may have originated--eyen
if such persons have been misguided in previous
apple ations, in the use of the Hebrew Plaster
they will find the affected part suddenly restored
to its original soundness.
As supporter in cases of constitutional weak
ness 1t VIII De louid Oh great advantage. 1t Is
particularly recommended 10 feinaes who are
suffering from sudden weakness, or general de-
bility. In short it embraces all the virtues which
the most scientific mind was capable of cempoun-
ding from valuable substances bund in the old
world, and will be found entirely free from those
objections which are source Of complaint with
the numerous sPread-plasters now before the pub
| lie.
w These plasters possess the advantage Of
being put up in air-tght boxes; hence they retain
their full virtues in all climates.
Certificate.
1--WE have lust received the following testimo-
NAL from Col. G. C. Sellers. an eminent LAWYER
in successful practice in Wilcox county, Ala. He
is gentleman in high standing, and one whose
influence has great weight:
CAMDEN, Ala, Nov. oath, le43.
Messrs. Scoyil & Me ead:-G entemen: Hayine
bcen requested TO state what has been tbe result
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
May Is, is49-39.

The State of Mississippi Probate Court, oc-
MirShall County, N. tober Term, ls49.
IN the matter Of the estate Of James Worford, de-
ceased:
UPON reading and fling the petition of John
Worford administrator of james Worford ,desceas-
ed, setting forth that certain slaves belonging to
the estate of said decedent, are incapable OF dvs-
ion among the distributes of said estate; 1t is
therefore ordered by the court, that publication be
made in the "IIoy Springs Gazette" a newspa.
per printed in the town Of Holly Springs, once q
week for four weeks successveIy, citing Tobias
Worford, Cintha Patterson and her husband
Alvin Z. Patterson, Jas. Worford, Jas. Honey.
cutt, G Gorge Morgan and Nelly Morgan his wife
personally, to be and appear, at the court in the
town of Holly Springs, on the fourth Monday o
December next, then and there to answer sale
petition, and show cause ifany they have or can
against the sale of said slaves.
Witness, the Honorable Tryon NJ. Yam
cey, Judge of the Probate Court of sale
SEAL. county, the 4th Monday of October ls49
and seal of said court. Issued the oath da,
of October 1919.
GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk
November Is, lS49-nol2--5w,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30

Pine and Wild Cherry are trees Of our own soil.
and are generally known to possess, even in tho
common way Of preparation, remarkable virtues
in the cure of diseases Of the Lungs-how much
more then must highly concentrated preparation
prove, when So combined with other articles as to
act in harmony with each other, and adapted to
the various forms and stages ofthe diseases it is
emlnently calculated to alleviate.
The Basom of Wild Cherry never fails to give
relief, and cures after every other means have been
tried in vain. This has been proven in thous. nds
Of instances, where it has affected radical cures,
after the patient has been given up by all his
friends and physicians. See advertisement on
the 18th page Sold by E A Talbot Holly Springs
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
HOUSES FAMILY AND PLANTATION
aGoSl1@1ND9S
These Medicines Maintain A High Character At
Home and Abroad.
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC
A iMONG the many remedies offered to the public for
n lrermittents Chill. Ague and Fever, none is 50
COOL quick, II suses Tonic. In three hours
perfect cure is effected Itis alsoa remedy in Bilious
aud Reniltent Fevers. Price 81 per bottle.
Extract OF letter from Rev F. A. Owen. of Memphis.
dated November l6 1873
My Dear Sr;-I have tried the Indian Tonic in SIX
different cases, and find it elacious in very high de-
gree 1t arrested the chiv in every instance and yet
there has been return cheerfuy give this ,ssti-
mcny, that others may be induced to remedy both
safe and eficarous in curing Chills and Fever
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.
soothing and rapid cure for Piles.-Bnd Rlsed-
ing-and for Burns. Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Mashes. &c.
1t is perfect pain eNtracor-See the wrapper fer
nGca.es. Price 81 o0 per bottle.
Houses Vegetable Pills.
The great value OF this Pill as general Family Med
cine. can be easily knownby trial. by asking those
who have They the only reliable cure Tor Rhsu-
matism. Price 25 cts. a box.
friend at Russelvill, Ky, writes:-"Mr Startling has
Just arrived from HopkinviIle He say. his mother was
afflicted for years with Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Up
the recommendation OF the Rev, II Hall, OF Lexing
ion KY who had been perfectly curedby Ilopse's Veg
etablo Pill she gotta supply, and ha. been ad- sound
a. in carly youth, and can all over Hopkinsve.
For sale by T. A.TALB0T Holly Springs,
B. q. Lawrence. Mt Pleasant and 5. l. Carroll, Water
tord, Mississippi. June 18th, 1919 .-i3-lm
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
Carriage Repository Removed,

VHNHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends
IL and the public generally, that he has remov-
ed his stock of Carriages, BuggiGS, Harness &c,
&c, to No SO, FRONT ROW, where he will be
pleased to see his customers and friends. His
stock is ample consisting Of every article usually
kept in Carriage Repository, and he is constant
ly receiving fresh supplies direct from the Factory
in New Jersey. Customers are respectfully ny-
ted to call and examine before purchasing, as he
hatters himself that his articles ere not surpassed
for durability or finish in this or any other city.
JOHN CROWELL.
~. B. Carriages Of every description built to
order, and work fully guaranteed
J. CRUWELL,
No. 81, Front Row, Memphis, Ten.
March l6, lS49.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE
Is at Holly Springs, Miss.
Memphis
Departs every day except Sunday at 8 A, M
Arrives 8P
Eastern, via Ripley and TnScumbia
Departs every day except Sunday at P M.
Arrives " /" Monduy at "a. NJ.
Southern, via Oxford and COfftcvillc
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 3A. NJ
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 8P, M.
PontOtOc, via Tacalccche, Rocky Ford &C.,
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Saturdays, at II Pm.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Sundays, at Sam.
LuGpnge, via IIudSOnyillr, Lamar, &c.,
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at A. NJ.
Arrives the next days, at 8P.M.
fernando, via COckranS' X Roads
Departs Mondays, 4 Thursday'sa at 6 A. M.
Arrives Tucsday's,G Fridays at 7r. NJ.
Belmont, via ChulahOma
Departs Tuesday'ss Friday'sa JAM.
Arrives W Wcdnesday's, & Saturdays 7P.M.
Red Banks
Departs every Saturday, at AM
Arrives every Saturday, at Pm
THE above mails. (exceptthe EASTERN closes
at 8o'clock, P. NJ. Day previous. Eastern
closes at P. NJ. S. ii. DILL, +. M,
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
The State Of Mississippi, Marshall County, Sep
tembrr Term, 1870


IN the matter of the petition of john C. Wren,
and Sarah E. Wr.n, his wife, for the sale of
Land, belonging to the estate Of Tobias c. Hen
derson, Decd:
On reading and filing said Petition, 1t was or
dered by the Court that publication be made for
the space six weeks, successively, in the "Hoy
Springs Gazette newspaper published in the
town Of Holly Springs, citing Robert j Hender-
son, Vincent ii. Hender son, Lucinda P. Hend-
erson, Francis V. Henderson and Louisa A. Hen
derson, minor heirs al said Dscedaat, aad David
T. Johnson and Eun;cy Johnson, his wife, Guar
dams of said minors. TO be and appear before our
Probate Court, to be held at the Court House in
the town of Holly Springs, on the 4th Monday of
November next, on the second day OF said Term,
then and there to show cause, If any they have OF
can, why the said Lands, heredituments, and ten.
ements described in said petition should not be
sold.
WITNESS, the honorable Tryon NJ
SEAL. Yancey, Judge of the Probate Court e
said County, the 4th Monday of Septem-
Der, lSi9, and seal Of said Court issued the LIST
day of October, 1919. GoRDENTIA WAITE,
molly Springs, Oct. Al ct. Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
spun THREAD.
RANGERS SALE.

will sell to the highest bidder at the Court
house in Holly Springs the 4th monday in Oct,
the following Estrays, (Vz.D
One bay horse and one dark colored mule, and
one Sorrel Fily, Taken up by Hiram Russell
The horse l5l hands high Is years old branded
on the eitshoulder the letters ] B., appraised to
$1,000. The mule supposed TO be oyears old,
IA hands high, left eye out appraised to $4,000,
The filly years old, left eye out; IA hands high,
appraised TO $4,000
Nine head Of hogs, taken up by Alex. NJ, Clay
ton, appraised to $a5,oo.
]. GILBERT.
Ranger.
Oct 10, ls49-3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-30
For Sale.

The Plantatiin on which now reside situated
Immediately on the road leading from Holly
Spaings to Hernando being ten miles from the
former and - miles from the latter and only IS
miles from the citv of Memphis. The great cot
ton emporium of the adjoining County, :he place
contains four Hundred and fifty acres of as good
cotton land as there is in Marshal Il County, with
about 2S5 acres in high state Of Cultivation and
the Improvements ose not inferior to any in the
County, and any farther description would be un.
nessary,as those wishing to purchase will of course
examine for themselves. The price will be put
at the very lowest figure and possession will be
given on the fst of January 1885,
Sept 2sth ls49,-lG JOSEPH BRUNSoN.