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MUSICAL.


A cARD.-J. couLoS. TEACHER or THE GUITAR,
's thorough instruction on Tat asisatfal and fash
Spanish Languages the option Of his pnp. SCHOOLS
srosG..y or q. Mr. Jas Music sers ep' 70 X"
piano FORTE INsrRvcTIoN-AN EXPERIENCED
teacher would like to obtain Few scholars noreter,ns
reasonable Address Teacher Of the Plane i broadway
earsold This bird Is of the best in the city;
nsht and day moels cat dog rooster and hem Apply ~
EoR sALE-rouR SUPERIOR Noc1rSc BIRDS
from two to TIRE. years old The'e birds mock cat dog
Each. Apply at the Station House. Ola slip.
GRAND PIASoFoRTrs JOSEPH BECKER & co
NJ 80 Eat broadway beg leave to announce to the public
AZ large that they have just received the following letter
To M,-srs. r.: B.csrn X cc-so Ease BRoADw,v. NY.
s1isa ,Sa made g; ne M I,y .ysas
emst-and have 10 deaC, That yslr Instruments viii
generally ri,e 'stisse,en = III public oniy hops
alsn, deserve. and shall ;, ues. harry l;aFn that
hs, s'Ss no. IN i am s" sp,sm'r yours 'EEsNyy LIND
They further state Tia, ,he rand piano referred will
hhsey. 557 Broadway.
DIANos-A GOOD SECOND HAND PrASo FOR So;
one do. for slo splendid octave ross~coi Piano.
DEAL one nsiosegp sEs tlaio A,serdsoa
1850 piein. sR. &e Cash airancss On Dry Goods Groee
rice, hard~ars lrrsitg Yt,, riarS', Wit.hes &c
DlANpFbRIES FOX SALE NuEAP.-AN ELEGANT
s,Nenoetae Rosewood Psuetortc, nearly new, and
rsnted its hrs coz, sAs IS Tor safe At
$50. aleo three Mahogany rianoqrts', prices So, So
sud Sl2' Harp ~ 500 and i,ultnet - s. VIII hss
them all cheap. Apply 20 DtMsDAr Teacher Music
at 40 Grand street near Mott street.
rT'o BE SOLD. DECIDED BARGAIN. (IF CALLED
Immediately the owner having further uss for tl
habdsone esoed piano bortIn maze. 81
'rysrror and touch THIS Is ~or,y the attention
ofspy wanting really good rud shea instrument.
llJ at ~ Sullvaa street, Prince.
EoR eALE--A VERY HANDSOME AND Costly sc.
eond naad fanoerts Boston mace in good order will
70 sold az grest sncri1ce, OF the family
tr, .knE NJ houtsktcpinF Apply n 7. n. gCRTISS.
A. ut fer Hswt American sscnt Aotrn Pnpofor.ss No.
s.3 broadway. vhern 10 can be scoa
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LIoR sALE-A sEGAR STORE. IN TIE EST PART
Of the city noderat rms As the owner Wishes 70
leave for tie good Of business Is warranted
az the store has been iept number Of Apply 81
81 Catharine street.
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$4,000 no So AZ sS ..p ps pp PsorEHr
NM. N. LOuTREI6 81 william street.

srHE ruBLIc ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST RE
u eeivnts note signed Arnold, ssuthworth Co., dated
May ga l.si, fersS2 90 rayshls 70 ny order -hssh
Manufacturer Rank at sin months from date Of the
''"'"' w '"' '''' cnAs. BEERS.
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II
Crary Cottage adjoining the Marine Pavilion, Rcck
will he sold at arcton Wednesday 18th June NJ
y o'clock at the Merchants. Exchange the city New
York by James Cole. Auetoneer The situation ubri
Valid health and beauty Of prospect The house tvo
all
Ncd into Kitchen dairy vine cellar and pantry we'll sud
rgmp Of excellent water cut buildings with blinds with
The bracket fence enclosing the prcmses Also. the
adjoining with first stable and coach Alse several
building lcts joining.
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20 enjoy air beautiful scenery aud get good din
quietly bowling allies shuttle boards quoits &c.
horses and carriages to let Fare by seamboa At the foot
Of bnson street. only Ga cents each Hudson River
Railroad by commutaon l2x cents nge ride censs;
at half past IL boat at o'clock and
New York 1t Is really the most delightful excursion
dine to be taken You stop at Strikers Bays
Abby, Wood Lawn Clairmont. Corporal Thompson Or.
X 10 at home every day Advice gratis.
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A UcTIoN NorIcE-rHos. BELL AUcTioNKER-BY
"A H. ~ Bush-LArge Sale Of Valuable Furniture. 49,
This day At 10Y o'clock in the suction 10 North VII
liam street comprising the entire Of family
giving up housekeeping 10 Carpets. Trench Bedstcsds,
Sofas Looking Glasses kc splendid Pianos, 100 Bed
spreads Also the stock Of grocsrShow Cases. OouAte
&c Also o Fancy Boxes BOOK Cases Mattresses Beds,
&c. TBoS BELL, Auetiosesr.
III Z. WILLARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL sale Of Roses ODD Mahogany, Enamssd Purni-
ture being the stock Of fashionable
expressly Tor custom work. Hooper will sell Asstien
this morning June 49, Mt 10 o'clock at warsroos SIS
Broadway consisting Of carved rosewood Parlor Furniture
suite covered and muslin; carved nshOsany sofas
Tee Tetes and psIor Chair: covered in hair cloth
bureaus Wsshstsnds marble top Centre Tables he Also
Squire curled hair Mattresses.
RY HUNBERT KENNY-NEw AND SECOND
- hand Furniture, by catalogue, this WEDNESDAY,
morning ut 0 o'clock In their spacious sales rooms ia
and ia Fulton street Building gplsn-
did Assortment Of carved rosewood mahogany, wAlauS AAo
enameed psror and chamber Furniture embracing every
article and well worthy the ton Of
Also Hair Mattresses Iron Bedstcsds and rich furndng
goods Also, uantty Of second hand furniture, from
family removing. Sale peremptory.
VIRGINIA GOLD LAND-COLE Chiffon WILL
sell at auction, on Wednesday June H. At IL clock.
At the Merchants Exchange 3 Of valuable Gold LPd,
in Stafford county, Virginia. the Rappahannoek rter,
only miles from Fredercksburgh adjoining the Monroe
gold mine and near the Rappahannock mine now beang
extensively worked by the company in Philadepha
Title perfect. Sale positive.
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eation Of the skin than GOUEAUDB Italian Medicated
Soap. nvsnted. Tau pimples freckes
and all the other host Of skin dsiormtes vanish its
Goarauds Liquid Hair Dye Poudre subtitle for Graduating
hair from low orebead any part Of the body and his
ether preparations found only at his old established Ia
boratory Walker street Broadway Calender 80
street, Boston.
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A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOMS
n than they occupy, wish to let 70 Gentleman
and his wife, single gentlemen with without board
Apply AZ Al Fourth street.
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- o. usiuni.hed. very pretty snail Cottage . rens
furnished unfurnbsd In the immediate
the Sailors Snug Hsrhor Landing Rent moderate Possss
sen given immediately. Apply 70 Mr. CHS. W. POLNAN.
hours q and 10 o'clock, A. M and and o'clock r. n
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Elegant Shoes FOR Ladies' weaP.-It II no
lsasey doubt but matter Of fact that Csh 81 Broad
way has The most extensive stock Of Shoes Gaters and
shppv Tor ladies WEAR aAd abundant assertmen Of
Eentemsns IL be Hound in any establishment in
The world, and cells q cheap.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, THE WHOLE OR
Of the stock and fixtures of Wine, Fruit and Tee
Store centrally situated in of the best business
lions in the city, OF the partners wishes
other business saitshle enter into
ship Address W. IA. Hell aid ONCE.
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DOARD.--HANDSOkELYF URN SHED us UNrUR
ID nshed rooms 70 let, with with board Apply Al
81 Clinton place eighth street, bot fifth and sixth
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EoR sALE-A PLOT OF GROUND ON TUE SOUTH
side OF Eleventh street. CONNER cling S. feet west Of
Sixth :a feet front by is feet p Alse lots
south side street. running through 10 Thr
tenth street eac 10 from: and by Sy66 feet Deep
Apply at 235 Washington street.
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i the Mansion House, with the Farm House, Coash
House AM states lately occupied by John Morse Esquire
Tie house IL reeantly situated the south side ~
The iandof enent and 70 The city ~ all
me and possehg advantages FOR bathing and fishing IN
the bay In ont-supcrior other The buildings
all in good repair aud the mansion and farm house ven ea
oustsd for toarir who could enoy All the Advantages Of
city and and In the hand. ola gentleman taste
aHd errprise IL v believed 10 could ~ made ony
defahe, lucrative. further rarsicular-
ofw 3. SEARS. y B.etman street. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICE $.

MASohic EoTtCE-rHE MEMBERS or ORIENT
" ,haI'er, 70 ~ are reguested 20 attend the r. ular
meeting tr evening, At o'clock Punctuai attendaacss
shem. ny order Ia SCI sIckrfS N -
VS.. N. nVcKLrY. sec'y -
MasoNlC-TuE BRETHREN or EXPIRE CRY
W. Lodge NO w earnestly rruuestad IL be Il
the nest rt-uar communication of tha tod.s
rs business ofrertance will Ne brought brfrc than
whs VIII require ttir mutual attention. the
WV IT, T. HOPKINS Secretary
ITO ATTORNEYS AID oIuERs.-GEopgE n PER
hins Acecvntsrt AID Gopyst hess inf1rm ne lessl
profession that lie has commenced business a. abnye III 10
william street Law PAYERS copied, In and exeli
tieps style, q. exceedingly noderase rates.
(-AUTIOr-INDEPENn DENT POLICE. NO w,It
- street The nudcrsrrea would lar,.,,
Merchants Rsrters and other that he way ennae.ei
With arg person, neither Is be responsible for hunrss
fhr oftrs nty ~ t3csh his name hpt continues - a.
svi and criminal shsss lis ts e1up
try, and In Esrcpe, Es ospai GILBERT H. HAYES.
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arc respectfully Invited to

Stove Dealers respectfully invited To
our stock Of OF Stoves
have just got Artight Cooking Stove for 1851
the Fellow ak sizes Of which
used with without the only thing the
hind In market. ABENDRoTH, BROTHERS.
III Beekman street.
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VVANTED.-A LADY, roR THE SAKE or CON-
w Portable home would engage housekoeper or
She IL we'll educ atsd Address for one week Mss
Ida GREY. Post Once, New York.
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EoR SALE a SUPERIOR MoCKrSc MIN, Two
yearso This bird Is of the !, the cty
nifht and day moel cat, dog rooster, and hen Apply
s7o Fourth street.
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vVANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Washer Ironer, - do general
houewor Please apply ct Is Forsyth street. in the
No. 4. Can be for two days.
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LODGINGS, $50.

LODGINGS, SO.
FURNISHED Ro0MS.-TO LET, TO TWO OR THREE
single gentlemen without board we'll furnished suit
Of rooms, with wardrobe aud hath, with small
private family where .here noarders ohrp, at
80 Broome street.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARL0RS AND BED
Ii rooms to rent, at - waverly Place
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLoRs AND BED
70 let TO single gentlemen, without board where
every attention will Se given make them
No. l47 Chambers street
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARHoRs AND BED
Rooms, suitable Tor gentlemen. a small family
be had application AZ i6s Spring Broad
With WitloGt Eft where boarders
md where att ntVn i be patti them
1ate. Alto, font Basement, suitable for ONCE
ttEao,
ff We FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO TWO SINGLE
ssntleD rcuch pre,rrsJl Who're every attention
Val he Iaid their eouiore Apply at 500 broadway,
between broome and spring streets.
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FINANCIAL.

METROPoIfTAS BASK.-rNsTALMrvr-r The knaI
M insalmsnt 81 fifty dollars per share tss Capital
Steek Of this Bank, IL equired paid the BANKING
house Wall street Wednesday, The ninth dag u yuiy
neat by order Of the Board q Directors.
j. r. WILLIAMS Cashier.
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JAhIOf n HONSE WANTED, NJ \ CFNTLENAN
u and wife. in South Brooklyn. Address ". s.. Lower
Pest Once.
HOUSE wANTED-A NEAT. COMFORTABLE SMALL
house, with I've rooms aud basement eassAty stu
stcd this city Brooklyn ~ Brooklyn the
feltcn ferry Arily 70 TRACY IRWIN n co. 10 Maiden
- ooMs WANTED, UNrURNIsHED, ON FIRST or
IN July.-Une room AMI tso bedrooms. IN a p'iva'e
house. in pleasant part of the city within tw,nty
minute Walk u the park stage route preferred
rent tderate No objection TO boil. bedrooms being
another t"or. Any party having such. address
W ". " Hsrald Office free, stating terms shat door
rooms References can be giy.n.
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Rsanxlllas.-The attention OF oar Lady
friends requested to most extensive sale of Paris Mar
tilas reeently under peculiar
a. Brlpins Emporium. S5l Broadway. We understand
tAey Of the recherche kind and selling unusually
Sh0AR. See adv ertise me Mt in another column.
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TO 0UsEKE RS.-WE RECOMMEND OUR
readers to examine the stock ofCorneass aud Json
PATTERN hantel tandelalra, ChAndetsrs Solar Lamps.
0irandoes Cutlery Plated Ware, Silver Plated Albita
TIA sets, Castors Baskets Table Forss 81 al aad 81
dozen; spoons, - dozen &c. &c. at MORGANS ls2 VIII
liam street between Fulton and Ann opposite the urch
Il ENTLEDGE-I50 TONS OF KENTLEpGE, FOR BAL
N last. for sale by I'D. wESTLAkE
~ South street.
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MANUFACTURING BUSINESS AND STORE FOE
IVA sale-1hc business IL now paying more than 100 per
cent the and will be sold for thousand
dollars and stock at valuation, without stock pre-
rred Two three thousand dollars will be TO
the entire purchase IL Is business that be learned in
week and sales mostly cash. Apply by letter 10 L. w.
at this office, With other will be noticed
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NC,VOOs amount of cash espits can, " lnyesting
each the cum 81 - 90 engage In business In fall
orertton and clearing $500 yearly. An intervicv nsy
le lad with perfectly converaant and connecteA
With the business. ~ calling at the once Of Z. n HOWbSs
- N1ssu street. at 10 and o'clock every day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
WEEKLY TIMES THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1851.

IL The Terrc Hautc (Ia.) Journal Of
the 10th instant, in speaking Of the pros
poets of pork in that region the coming sea-
son says:
As the season approaches for the pork
packing operations, we discover some ex-
citcment among our merchants. We learn
that some contracts haze been made at So
50, and that some holders are asking $4.-
We are inclined TO the opinion that the num-
Der of hogs in the Wabash Valley, will not
be near SO great, but that the article will
be much heavier. From the preparations
making in the trade, we think The coming
winter will be an unusually brisk one.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
New and Valuable Maps.

Messrs. o. L. Babbilt and j. w. Dana,
Agents for the sale of Colton's Maps, will
be in our place in few days. They have
New Maps Of the State Of Missouri, Hi
nOis, Iowa and Wisconsin,; also illustrated
and embellished stecl-platc maps Of the
World, the United States, Palestine and
Europe, which are said TO be the largest
and most accurate ever published. Also,
outline maps for the school room. Charts,
Scripture Maps, Travellers Guides, SC.
We have seen most Of these maps, and as
far as hasty examination will justify, we
think they are correct, while there is no
doubt us TO the beauty of their finish. Our
citizens are recommended TO examine them.
They also have for sale The Book Of
Of the World" which is pronounced Il very
valuable and interesting work, BY eminent
Diyines and prominent citizens Of high
standing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09

the " Old Wigwam" may come into the held
in all its strength, in which case, as the doc
tors say, "thc result is doubtful" Several
Of the trade societies have appointed Com
mittees to draw up charges against Meal
pine, the Democratic candidate for State
Engineer, and strong, heavy, and deter
mined opposition will be made to him here.
He will run at least five thousand behind his
ticket. Storms nomination is far from be-
ing satisfactory; but his chances are far
better than those of the State Engineer
lie has promissc to "come down" liberal
". for the establishment OF the new Demo-
cratic papcr-the Democratic JuioR.
The Barnburners Of this city, and through
out the State, are just now endcavoring to
answer the question: How came DIR.
Brandreth on the Committee that is TO APP
point Democratic Presidential Electors for
this State: :" 1t is well known, that the
Doctor is an Engllshman and Il Hunker.-
1t is also well known, that the Barnburners
were in the majority in the Committee that
nominated him; and yet lie was appointed
over the heads of scores of E'rcCsoilcrs who
were clamorous for the honor thus conferred
on him. The Doctor must possess more
cndoWmcnts, and be q much more substan-
lal man, than his enemies, or even his
friends, have hitherto claimed him to be,
thus TO ride roughshod through Committee
of political foes. That he is wealthy, every
body knows and every one that knows him,
personally, is aware that he is q capital fell
low, socially; but this don't account for the
milk in the coconut. think | can furnish
key, however, that will unlock the mystery:
The Doctor has shown himself within the
last year, TO be man of sound Judgment,
and more than ordinary political sagacity;
and, as such men are scarce in the Demo-
cratic ranks, they have wisely determined
TO make the most Of the few smart men they
have. That Canal Bill has taught the Lo-
coiocos u scorching lesson, and they are now
honoring those members Of their party who
had the good sense not to commit political
suicide On that vital question. But it is too
late now. Brandrcth's pills have effected
many wonderful cures; but they can't save
the Locoloco party.
Although Congress has rejected the prop
osition for line of Steamers to the West
Coast Of Africa, and small-bcer WRITINGS
have attempted to ridicue the idea, by dub
bling it the = Ebony Line, the British Gov
crnmcnt have advertised for Monthly
Mail Line Of Screw Steamers between En-
gland and Liberia, Sierra Leone, Fernando
Pc, and other trading posts on the Western
Coast Of Africa. The term of the contract
is for five Years.
Yours, Truly,
NEWTON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
Call for National Democratic
Convention.
New YonK, Sept. II, 1851.
To The Editor of the Herald.

At the suggestion of Mr. Richie of Va,
whose letter has been laid before the public,
although surrcptitiously obtained, but as it
has been published, the call for the Demo-
cratic National Convention must now be is
sued: You will confer great favor upon
the National Democracy, by publishing the
proposed call, as we have no paper in this
city TO give it general circulation.
All the Delegates who have been elected
to the National Convention thus far, by
Conventions in New Hampshire, Massa-
chusetts, and Wisconsin, are, assure you,
utterly informal, and they can never take
their seats. The men who have thus carly
chosen delegates TO Baltimore, have done so
without the least authority from the central
organization of the Democratic party. Ev-
cry one knows that the Democracy OF these
States could not move in the choice of dele
gates, before the regularly authorized call
was issued. As we have now heard from
every State in the Union, as 10 the suitable
time and place for the Convention, knowing
as we do the extensive circulation the Her.
aid has throughout the country, we are de-
sirous of having this call appear in your
columns.
4. f.11-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
The Cuban Expedition ia England
Yours, Truly.
NEWTON.

The London Times has another article on
the latc Cuban Expedition, in the course Of
which we are told:
The highest credit is due TO those Amc-
rican journals which, at time of natural
and even cNcusablc popular excitement,
have scorncd TO trucklc to the dictatton Of
the majority, and have upheld the cause Of
truth and justice without fear or reserve.
We sincerely trust that when the FIRST VIC
!encc OF paroSysm mainly produced by Il
number Of disgusting rclails, obviously Ell
Their invented or exaggerated to glut the
vulgar appetite for the horrible and stimu-
late that Indignation against the manner Of
an act which could scarcely be justified by
the act Itself. shall have time to exhale the
american nation will see that no course be
devised so dcrogotoIy to its own high posi-
ton among the powers of the earth, and so
injurious TO the best interests OF freedom
and enlightenment all over the world as
that the great coniedcracy Of the United
States should identity itself for a single
moment with band Of lawless pirates, cv-
en- though they disgraccd the name and abu-
Scd the high privileges Of American citi-
Zcns. That liberty Of which the United
States are SO justly proud, that indcpcnd-
cncc which they wrung from this country
after gallant and proiraclcd struggle, sure
ly means something very different from the
license on the prcteNt Of every petty distur-
bance TO associate in bands for The purpose
Of Plundering and numbering the subjects Of
friendly power.
We presume it was this mwilingncss TO
identity the flag Of the country which lie re-
presented with an enterprise still more dis
graceful than il was disastrous which inIu-
ccd the American Consul to stand aloor
from any active intervention on behalf Of
his misguided couniymcn. We do not pro-
iess to be sufficiently vcrscd in the duties
OF diplomatic agent 10 decide whether this
conduct was Unsuitable or no, or whether.
considering the large number put to death.
and the obvious impolicy Of cmbittcring by
Il wholesale execution the popular mind in
the United States, some effort on his part
might not have been becoming, But now
thai tie event is past recall, and the inter-
est Of humanity cannot be served by any in
that attitude of stern neutrality
which may be questionable in a consul, is
becoming and magnanimous in a nation
The government which can condesccnd 10
complain Of the punishment which has just
" fallen on any Of its own erring citizens for
offences against The municipal law of
friendly state, dcgraIcs itself to their level,
enters the deck with them, and participates
with them in tho ignominy of their execu-
ion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
1000 ACRE

These Farms lie together in one tract, and will
sell them separately together, TO suit purchasers.
There is a comfortable dwelling house on each
good out houscs--plenty of well water and wafer
for stock. There is also an abundance Of timber
ON each Farm.
On two of the Farms, there are two large and
commodous Tobacco Factories, which | have
used in putting up Tobacco. Persons DESTROYS OF
embarking in the Tobacco trade would do well 10
give me a call.
There are about one hundred acres in cultivation
on the Farm where live Besides a neat frame
dwelling of several rooms, there are also conven-
lent kitchens, an excellent smoke house, a saddle
house, ice house, good well of water, blue grass
yard ornamented with trees, a large garden, and
all nicely enclosed.
There are also on The premises, several good ne
gro cabins, stables, corn cribs, meadows, a large
blue grass pasture. and well selected Apple Or
chard Just beginning 10 bear. All of which rem
dcrs this Farm one of the most desirable country
residences in this section Of the State. Attached
TO this Farm. also, is Large Tanning Establish
ment, which will sell with the Farm or separates
ly. as purchasers may desire.
TtrnlS.-I will sell the whole or any part for
cash or on time, TO suit purchasers.
LEWIS COLLIER.
Huntsville. No. Oct =. tS5l-?m