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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
Court &c ommqn PIeas, TairaeIa COunt

IN PARTITION.
Robert +. Too 9 VI. Nancy TooIe (Vidow,1 David
Dslonz and Mary belong his wife. Of Fairfield
county, Ohio and Joseph TOOle, Of Hooking eoun-
~. Ohio.
DJEsa said Defendants wiz take notice that on the
4 9Th day Of April, A.. d. 1853, the said Robert Il
rools fleda Petition 10 the court Of common Pleas
Of Fairfield county. Ohis, where the same is now
pending. demanding partition oflhe following pre-.
misses. sifuare IN ssi8 county. and known BY being the
We t half Of the Northwest Quarter OF Section No.
"a. IN Township No. 10. Of Range No. IS. q
AisO--rhe following described Lot. situate in said
'ountY Of FAir1sld. know by being part OF the
yortiwexf Quarter n Section No. "a, Of Township
No. -. in Rsngs No 10. beginning Al q stone on the
half section line ~ ~pefehes2 links East Of the South
west corner Of said Quarter Section and running
from thence East rs chains 50 linksto . post1on said
half section line; thence North so aegreeq West II
chains IS links to . posi-: thence sontb % degrees
West 20 links 10 a post; thence North % degrees !
chain 80 links to q post on the West bank OF Clear,
creek; thence South ~ chains and 80 links 20 the
place Of beginning, being SINE tract on which the
Carding Factory isereeted Enn containing ten acres
more or less The said Robert f. Tools demands
that partition be ma ie Of said premises a. fOliows
n the sail n bert Z Tooie three ffths, To the said
Mary D4iong one fifth: u the said Joseph Toole one
ifh, and 70 said Nancy Toole aower in the whole.
AT the next or October Term Of said court an ap-
plication viii be made BY tic undersigned, for an or
dsr thst partition rnay BE- made &c, Of said promises.
J. D&CD MARTIN, Attys Cor Demahdant.
August l6, 1888 6wl6
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Jon,s RaEaer and Isaac Rafner.

%.
David Tusing & Barbarahis wife.
T. Holiday 4 Msgdalona his wife. } Ia Partition.
Saml Smoots q r .beces his wife,
Jacob RafBer. John Hcnthonre& Fsirfeld Common
Mary his wifa, Roles s. Emily } Plea.
MS wife & william crist infant ~
son OF Wp. Crist 4 Anna his vile
now deed
fdNHR defendants are hereby notified that the peti-
n TONERS on this day filed in the Clerks Office Of
the court Of Common Pleas for the county aforesaid
hat certain petition Praying tnat partition be made OF
the following described premises situsted in Fsiyfeld
county, to wit: a part Of section No. 28P. II Ri and
~ieseribed asiolloSs, Beginning a. the s. W. corner Of
said sec. thsHee n. 40 four pole chains and 81 links to .
post, thence n. ~ degrees Z chains and 50links
TO q post, thence n. 50 degrees E7 chains and 50links
10 q post, thence Z II chains 10 a post thence S. 4
chains and 50 links To a sycamore, thence = 81 chAins
and % Links 20 post thence S. 20 chains and 81
links 20 a post. theaee W 80 chains and ~ links to
the place Of beginning. containing 2f7 I'll 100 acres.
in such manner that 8 equal undivided 9Th parts
thereof be set apart ia scveralfy to the petitioners.
VINO boldly PHrch1 Sc the interest Of all Of said defen-
dants IN sail lands, except the said Vim Crist and
that one equal Orb part theresE be set apart TO said
minor defendant Wm. Crist-and that said pefi ion
viii Come ON TO be heard AZ the next De- ober term OF
said court.
JOHN GAR2GHTY. Attorney for petitioners.
June 81, 1853. 8-6w
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Marble, Sandstone and FreestOne Factory
our Machinery is now in successful operation and
persons wanting any Of the following named ar
ticles, wouldconsHlf their own interest and confer
favor by giving us a call.
MONUMENTS OF Marble, we will furnish at >
short notice. ~
HEAD AND FoOTSTONES Of the same; we
hare OF heautifui forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety Of forms. Head and Footstones OF the same
and OF Freestone,
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS, &c. .RArse-
work Caps and Siils Gaping for walls OF ChinineyH,
Flooring for Porticos, Tagging for Walks or Spring,
houses, Columns, Gate or Fence-Posts weil-tops and
Hearths. @SV
Lancaster, May 10, 1851. dwS
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The Richmond
Examiner says that Judge John I. Mason
is very i'll of bilious fever, and that he init
mates he will acceptt the mission to France,
If rendered to him.
A new paper, called the Sentinel, has
made its appearance here this morning. 1t
announces its ~sympathies with the New
York Adamantines, and says 1t will give
the President an independent support.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Thetotal num-
Der Of deaths in this city during the weeks
2Ol, being only four more than the cores
ponding week last year. We have a few
cases of fever. The city is considered as
healthy as usual.
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Thursaay Rvealng. Ser, 20. 1888

NOR AlHOOL NLAnuNoE - -
L0RIE ANDREWS. -
Thursday Evenhlg. Sen, 20. Isoa
M1-ssNow Is the time Tor aeticu-but three
ahorf weeks will elapse ere the gallant
rai,its o(aOld ,Fair6eldr viii once more DC
cslled uuon 10 march forward in battle arr
INV aoainst their old enemy, FEDERAL
iSM.-Obio Eagle,
WexaEe very far rom censiieripgat an
unpardonubls sin TO belong to what the
EaO,s terms the Federal party, a party in
which such men as George Washington
ave.heensenroue for we believe thatpar-
~ mslignitys in The periods Of The intensess
political excitement never veatured to
doubt bis Integrity or his patriotism, In
deed, at this very moment, the most glowing
eulogies continue TO be heaped upon the
name ofthe illpstrious "Father Of his coun-
try" even by those who seem to regard the
nppellatioh Of ffederalist,s Of which he was
not ashamed, as SYNONYMOUS with hostility
TO- fsderatiye system Of government, based
upon the sovereignty of the people, and re-
strained u ies acuoh "
ton. &asss sne
tnose only VINO ets 'sho'auS' ~ sue
ye seems : gs'o. "i9 "'Sy
eaOh''sa '0sasss Ts" es'
verse systeh Oh Pohcy' anu 'he v
transformations ana moalneaeonS ~n'o" u"'
uer ulnefeht nam Dosn pa','es " :y',
TENS nave anueFgphs, Sines MGR ons
orsanlzatlon-can REGARD tee Term "'eu0F
aust inns Wue s'erlseauop, az. "
reproaeni however parauoktcal ! may ~
pear % tnts ctass q Persons, VINO we 'eeses
20 oeheye, constlsuse qulte H'hsf'shlhs essn
oil those VINO Clam 60 ne 'Neache's % -
raeisst the often qpoted deeialatlon OF MT
seae'eOus inausura sPeeOu' -
eresstss us ars az fePE0scaes' was pas she
enunciaton q a truth sutnc'enty compreI
henslpie SDy All, except perhaps W narrow
m'nueu Poh.icai O'sos, wing Auow nosn'ps
more OF .nose Terms thah .na' eney wsro
usea g deslgna.e sWo g'ea' opP9sins Pr
t'eS' WHICH, tor apou. twenty yours nstcey
shrugged ior asceaaeneyiin ue counelis q
'ne nation. bptoi me qpestions Whien
originally divided lnose par''es, are com
P'esely lnd y ooscarpy y me minus o. such
men as 'ne eoleor OF tne LYLE VINO 'conse-
aueatly'.spea ehe phrnses nhs Phro.s, asll
.aSn ~ y s.
llllt0 kuOWIEOV6. WHRHEr tIlHV use III * Oh lHO
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Farm ron SALE.

.THERE viii Be- oGered Al pubic aole.on Saturday.
i the let dayQ Of October, 1873, Al the door Of the
'eorrt-houss. IL The city of Lancaster, between 70 o..
clock. A. NJ aud 4 o'clock, p AZ. that FfxE Faux
nd '.'et efisnd, atesy c~eedby GcofEs KiiAsi hie
Tha firm u sinAatatgo miles North of Lancaster.
IL composed Of 60acres.mor on less, (boing an entire
garter Has % \ good springs and running water
a hne Orchard, two dwell ing housea and ; barn. and
more than 100 acres oft Improved and under cuti-
Fation the residpe good timber land. Possession
will be given The ~ o. Aprl next. except a. To tie
growing crops The title i good beyond . question.
Terms one-third 10 hand on the day Of sale, residue
.teEsst from the time possession sha1be given.
J0HN BARR, Ezeeaaor
WAe Estate Of George Kline, deeeased.
Auguat 81. ByJOHH MARTIN, Attorney.
aTEsg . and Telegraph iassEt until day Of sale.
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ef these moBafooe usuFptiipas1 of power,
and The ouiogins ofths men BY whom they
hays bstut0nmItted. have ne egtbhiey %
ptismPt 70 stigmatiso as "Fedegalisiss ne
party which 10 endeaEsring to arrest them
d their mad ehrsef,y and rs-esiablish the
supremacy or hight And JusIcsf To cool
Impotence with which these ~asarpsiiOns
are defended, shows tie profound contempt
10 which the so-callsd Democratic party
hold the inisiligsnce Of The peoples whom
they hatter. as demlgogass have in all ages
done, that they mag mere easily suhyert
their free institutions ind dvet upon them
The chains or dsspotism. GsS5
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fSATHouC PRAYER BOOKS, English and Ger
~ man, for sale at the City Book Store.
June 8. 1853. b. CONNECT Agt.
Iron Varnish.
A NEW article, expressly for Stoves, Crates, Iron
May Is - Il. B. HUNTER & {.
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Springer q Trout are receiving a portion
OF their Fall purchase and in a few days will
have afdll assortment.
The time for receiving the Fall supply is
now at hand, and the place to let the fact
be known is in the columns of the DIily
and WheekLg Gazettes.
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PLASTER OF PARIS, &C

= Barrels Caicined Plaster, so 10 Water Lime, 30
ID ground Plaster, for sale BY ED SLOCUM
Lancaster, June IS
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SIPdges. Picks ;tSsd M;stt0riiS.
HFFINGER, WHITES LATrA of the sign 81 the
~ Pad Lock and NIL Sac, offer for sale
4 s Doz Stone sledges; . do. Btseksmfth's Do
s5- do. Hand Hammers: 4 10. Stone PickS
Vy25 do. Cast Steel M2ftncks; do. Crow Bar9
Lancaster, May 4, 1863
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hocToR BdsRSTEER has removed his .ofsee 70
H. lIigh. near Wheeling street. and near HE dwell
ng. WV"
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Men Goods.-We notice that r. Fielding
has just received, by Express, a ine assort-
ment of Hats of every description. He has
a new style of Hats containing a Shocking
glass; in the bottom and the miniature of a
beautiful female. We think we shall have
to buy one of the former, so that by the next
time we take a trip to Niagara we may
know something about the criter that ere
fleets the human face diuine''(O We ad-
wise our friend Of the Telegraph to purchase
one. Of the latter. He's a lad,e'S man!
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VTute " tuat tune Only Nhlcn We can Sc
cure ss soon ss We are In = situation 70
procure the fund Tor ~ construction-un
der the general failfoad law Of Ohio.
TIE sfITe LGoistArUEE.-Wbeh ths
lsiO Legislators ess elected, saws ths Gin.
%eianatf Gs.sn<. the Democratic party claim
ed, as twas The frst elected unSer the New
Constitution, that they should have The ma
IOriiy 20 lt--In other words, that the Cousti-
tuition lhoDld Be placed 10 toe hands Of its
friends. The people tried the experiment,
placed the Constitution In the hands Of
those who professed TO be is friends, and
tried very hard 10 believe that the "good
tines would soon come Bot the Lsgis.
lature had not been 10 session long. before
symptoms Of disappointment were discover
able, and il pretty soen became apparent
that aserious mistake had been made soms-
where, and that very little good was to be
dariyed from placing the New constiiu tfon
in the hands Of such Ofits friends as conpos-
ed The mai5riy OF the Legislature.
AS the session progressed, this o%uinion
gained ground. until at iast 1t came to be
universally admitted that a Legislature so
little fitted, BY knowledge. wisdom, or ex.
perience, to make laws for the people of o.
hio, had bever before assembled at Colum.
bus or elsewhere. The blnnders which
they tailed to detect in bills while going
through the forms Of Legislation and discus
sion in either house, but which were detect
ed as soon as they met the public eye, and
made amendments necessary before the ink
had dried upon the engrossed copies, were
certainly sufficient to brand the whole Leg
stature as incompetent, and to fix upon it
forever the bad character the generaljudge-
ment has ascribed 10 it.
Very few who were not members ofthis
d%efunct body, are now willing TO undertake
its defence, or to raise a voice in palliation
o its blunders and sins. Even the Demo-
cratic newspapers, when they do not openly
denounce it, can only "damn il with faint
praise" The Salesman pronpunces its
members a set Of "loafing, spveeing, gamb-
ling, clever fellows" and 10 other quarters
it has Jared quite as badly. But the worst
treatmentlt has received, has come from
the people themselves. In all the ncmina-
tons that have been made by the people
this fall we believe but single member Of
the last Legislature has been nominated to
the next! This is a fact that speaks with
tremendous emphasis. This is the solemn
verdict of the people on the misdoings Of
that body, which we presume will never be
set aside for a new trial. It's fate is inexo-
rably fixed; but whether any wisdom is to
be learned from our experience, is another
question, which time alone can settle
Some of the homilies which we have MOTTO
ed, have little promise in them, but we hope
the rest viii be Of more encouraging char
acter. At any rate, WI have touched bot
tom; it is impossible to get lower--a fact
which has in it some grains Of consolation.
Weknow, now, what is the very worst that
can befall us.
~ ny IT. VI T.zlI--
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inns. ridur 4 Williams hrve made "a impsoto,
Jment inihe AZ 81 in,eIsing arinehi tnah On ne.
isiie plates The impr0Yenant CONSISTS IN solder
log tech on Plates. - 70 prevent th2m iron con
tracing add sprfhging while IN ihe eft Of soldering
and cooling. which VIII ayoid ~ dsiculiit8 thai Dan
dnts 30 invariably meet uilhin constructing fun lels
NJ teeth A patent sin BE- secured n > short fno
then ~spacimaha can BE- seen A Our 0ihce.
Lancaster. June rs. 1853. Ia
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THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY,

Mcssrs. Clarke, Wright & Co..
HAvE aiken. FOR = term of years, the Fdsrd z
owned by John Arney. Ess, situate upon %
lun5rs and broad Streets. in the city Of LancsS6sr.
where they are determined to be on hand with all s,eh
articles in their linz, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARlOUR ST0Tfs,
S%-MILL GEARfNG. MAcHIEF
- CASTINGS AND PL0UGHs II
various patterns. warranted a superior srti. %. togfaa-
er with all minor articles in the Foundry line
CLARKE>S Cornstalk and Straw Cutfcr,
An Article suPericrto all others ofthe Lind II tho
country, and one to which we invite the speeisl r.
~tention of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or fatteuing stock, xiA
.sve iron 50 to 40psr cent. Cord Fodder, when ea'.
is nearly or quite equal TO hay Tor feeding either 1T
tie or horses, making an acre OF well saved corn nj
der worth two seres of the bes' grown hay in 0hi1,
They are calculated for either hand or horse po~ar
We are also preparing to furnish TO order
MrC0RMiCKS REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MO9eE'S WHEAT DRILL
Farmers give usa call Everybody give us a eag
and buy our goods md tsafes,our plcughs and shsras.
and we willtry N turn TO buy your corn, your whrst
your flour, your meat, your hay, your osts ysiy
rag bank notes, or aught YOU NAV desire to spsr ,cf
broken pots and other ware. We therefore Ia ~ tina
highest hope, without designing any joke, that tn.f
viii give a liberal share Of patronage 10 Us whs AS
determined TO do business on the most llosrni teriaa
/ CLARKE. WRIGHT & co
Ls,ister February 10. 1883 q
y
LIFE
N IN Efabliahsd Company. stthe lowest ssk
JAMES wHITE, Med Exam,
IN. B. Californians Insured.
UTAILoP ArER snd Wrspov SHADES Tor saIo
v the city Book Store. B. CONNELL,Aug4
= . Mats. broonns, Sugar Bnske,s eovsre
sVftados Glass.
hboAEsCit y sr,nd' JnSt Tsc sam ~ =,
Francis Myers Estate.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
l been appointed anil qualified as executor OF tia
deceased, dated at Lancaster This 97th day Of JuiS
Executor of FRAscIs MYERS, Deed. sw
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WheeHna-but through The new route by
the Hooking VALLEY = connection with
Cincinnati 20 good thatii can materially im-
pr0ge By that line only, which We can Sc
cure ss soon % We are IN situation 70.
procure the fund foS ~ constrBetioB-u1-
der The general railroad law o. Ohio
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MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES OF CLEReTMEN,
-The Supreme Court, in~session at Green
field, Mass. has granted a divorce to a lady,
the wife Of a Clergyman, on the ground OF
his having deserted her. She was allowed
Sl00 allmony per year. The husband d, It is
said, deserted his wife because she charg-
Cd him with preaching ia bad GRAMMAR and
had advised him to give up preaching until
he knew more. Another case is pending
before the same tribunal, in which the wife
of q clergyman prays for a divorce on the
ground Of III treatment andneelect in sick
ness.
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N sttho city Book store. b. coNNEIT, Agent
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.vss EaEnGiy Flour
"A Prime articIe, DanieI Reagig bsss He9eg2rt
a Flour or n.is q u B H6TER& %
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New York, Sept. 24.--The ratification a,
Tammany Hall last night, Of tine softs, was
not crowded. None Of the distinguished
speakers announced TO take part in the pro-
ceedings, were present. =
The Committee Of the Howard Associa-
ton have closed their labors, and publish the
result. The whole amount raised by them
was $5T,50O, of which New York contribut-
$4,000; Boston, $4,000; Providence, 49,
600. y. y
The steamer FRANKLIN, for Bremen and
Southampton sailed for Liverpool with 1o4
passengers and $500 900 in specie.
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EsersRRR DEPARTMENT, Washington, March Is 1853.
PROPOSALS viii be received This office April,
1853 for executing the following the piers
| bunk
let Two hundred and y of
weigh less than required
ton OF the existing The precise position pointed
out BY the agent Of the United States at the work
I'd The existing be continued
thence, with angie, us beach.
500 cubic yards Of sand be excavaied
oundauoncourse of this Not
foundation (which wde)
Of extreme The work win be from IL
courses Of split less than feet thick, and
In width from the bottom upwards coping
and half Eve
long The all be truly with square sides
form suong close wall without piece
be the the wall less width
less length than Ave feet The width
half, and the average length feet
About 800 cubic yards Of will be needed
works all Of which be sound and durabe and
fects
Vessels approach within rs OF the
WALL and can lie along the channel Of the pier.
The stones be their delivered
sells, by derrcks, either on board shore
Offers for The ballast should be
cubic yard, including laying IL in The
For further information address BIT Major Tower
States army, Portland, Maine.
JOS @. ToTTEN,
Brevct Brig. Gen, and Col. Engineers.
To be inserted in the Union, Tnterencar, Republic.
Boston Post, Boston, Massachuses
Portland Maine,
containing the advertisement 10 be
paftmept Mar I6-eod3w
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Europe.

The news by the Canada is favorable TO the perma-
OF peace The little cloud Of war which hung for
time the eastern horizon of Europe has melted into
air. Austrian diplomacy, or rather Austrian and Russian
menaces, have accomplished the pacfcation OF Monte
negro. The report that the ulimsum of Count Leningen
had been rejected, and that the Austrian embassay had
left the Turkish dominons was unfounded The condi.
lions proposed by Leningen were hard was
supposed and the Porte bad no alternative but 10 accep,
them, or go TO with Austria without any hope Of
support from the western powers 1t is evident that the
integrity OF the Ottoman empire is no longer guaranteed
by any necessity of balance OF power. Ii would be
very easy for Russia and Austria to silence any murms
from Ffacce and Prussia because of The partition OF
Turkey, by abettng The designs OF these two western
powes the territory of neighboring States The
Swallowing influence of which England might boas,
scarcely weighs feather in European politics Rus.a
and Austria would pay but little regard her wishes in
maturing their schemes OF spobaon against Turkey
And is evident from the OF the British PRESS that
England ia prepared 10 submit 10 the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
the Ottoman empire, and TO still further aggrandz.men
OF The already resstless power OF Russia and Austria
The London Times is preparing the public mind of Eng
land for acquescence in The dsmembement OF Turkey
by denunciaon of the ferocty and bsrbarsm OF
Islam, and BY intoxicating the belief tina, tie Ottoman
power cannot stand.
The monarchs Of Europe more intent upon watch.
ing and suppessing the aspirations Of the people than
upon frustrating the ambitious schemes Of each other.
Their enisae eordiais is perfect. Louis Napoleon had
issued orders for march TO L,mbardy, to assist Austria
in suppessing the revolt OF Milan. And thus il all
the continents warm sympathy and cooperation link
the monarchs together. II is no, with the leaders OF
the peoples they damaging their by division and
mutual dislrus The misunderstanding between Marzni
and kossutb, Of which account will be found in our
columns, gives the lveliesi satisfaction 10 monarchy
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SUPERINTENDENT OF Census Bureau.

The appointment OF Mr.. j. d. b. De Bow, OF New Or
leans 10 the supenlendency of the Census Bureau, viii
be universally regarded as admirable selection. Mr.
De Bow is gentleman OF varied a,tainmenls. and with
the POLITICAL commercial, and industrial statistics OF In,
country he is especially Besides filling h'
chair OF political economy in the University OF Louisiana
he has been engaged for years in conducting thu
famous Commercial Review which bears his name Hi
ability and industry will be of great service 10 the STATE
in the important department to which he is appointed.
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TOR SALE, Residence the Heights 81 George
townh handsome with the
belonging hereobounded three sides
Road stree >, and boidersd said streets by
The cottage contains OF
feet, besides bathroom aud piazn with
glazed Windows breadth Of the building porch
below Kitchen
door, and well o. the water which
house and stable yard
The buildings consist Of stable stalls carriage
house, and hayon, wood and yard ornamental
mehopse. The grounds ornanen~d ucted
gravel walks edged with box plant variety shrubs plants
and forest There s orchard OF
peach and apricot pasture separately enclosed with
lane leading from the .,ableynrd.
property enclosed the most durable ma
ferial, q a we'll set hedge Of thorn. =
Tho appropriately furnished
has been but ule uedl be purchased property.
ply office Of this paper.
This property II not disposed Of al private sale
aale the premises al O'Clock, Tuesday 5 Of
April.
Mar l2-dlw seodts
SECONDHAND PIANOS have for sale several very good
second hand pno which will be cold cheap
picsuon he made
JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
MMlp-eod6 Auctionesr Commission Merchant