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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-30

@- The Rev.S. Black, southern Metho-
dist minister, lately preached sermon on
Williams River, Nicholas county, Virginia
which was the first ever delivered in that re.
gion of country, although it has been settled
for fifty years.
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Gs- A person who is always complaining
of his circumstances, would appreciate them
after being placed where he would enjoy few
CT blessings.
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TT Beware Of the man who berates your
neighbor in your presence, for he will be very
likely to serve you the same, in your absence.
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One OF THE CHAPLAISs-A correspondent,
writing from Fort Leavenworth, says the Chap
lain Of that place. " in the intervals of his gas-
ses of toddy," has written and published de-
fence of Slavery, entitled, "Slavery consistent
with the Bible and Christianity
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LOST BAGGAGE.

HlHE North Western Express Co. have Just complet.
ed an arrangement by which they will be enabled
to find all baggage lost West Of Detroit We shall re-
ceiye monthly reports from the Western Rail Road
Association, Of Baggage unclaimed unknown, at
any Of the Depots west q that point For particulars
inquire at our ofHcs, opposite the Post once:
J. G. BURBANK & CO.
st. Paul, Dec. Is; 1854. d@wn
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German and French.

IN BURNAND.a graduate Of the University Of Hell
ILs deburg, Germany, proposes 10 teach during tho
winter in St. PAUL. Classes Private Pupils in the Ger
man and French Languages. He may be found at the
AmericaDHouse.
Nov rs, ,64.
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SHE Monkey married the Baboou's Sister ?''

One of the Miss .Nancys of Phladelp hia-
and there is large family of sisters-it was
bruited abroad. was to be married. 1t was also
given out that the way was to be carpeted from
the mansion to the church. and that none were
to enter the sanctuary unless presenting tick
ct at the door. The police were asked to stand
sentry and keep the ignOGle ruIgus back. SO
that the pleban odOr should not come between
the wind and the nobility of the bridal party
Long before the hour in which the slken knot
was to he tied with such whtc-gloved and
sweetscented ceremony the gaping multitude
gathered about the church door to catch a
glimpse ofthe tinsel and paint which makes the
comely "outsidc show" of the delicate crea-
lures whose sensitive limbs can not touch mo-
Their earth. The crowd thickcned, for it had
been given out far and wide that there was to
be grand wedding, and the crowd was just
what was desired. AT the appointed hour the
street was damned, and the liveried coachman
could not penetrate the dense mass of humanity
and those of the bridal party in carriages came
to stand still; a dead stop. The "stars"
were called upon to clear the way, but they
forbade the carriages moving for fear the L" la
dies in the crowd would be hurt. The carpets
could not be laid, and finally the Goldfish aris-
tocracy were forced to be married at home
Cleveland Herald.
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FOR SALE.

TE7WO beautiful building lots up town, each containing
II nearly acre. Terms, half cash and half in a
year.
Also, 10 lots, all in body, for sale cheap.
A. PIERSE,
Oct. 10 Cedar ST., near the Episcopal Church.
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A PPLES, 100 bbls.
N rs bbIs. Lime,
10 bhls. Buckwhca a! Flour,
1000 lbs. Fresh Butter, received to-day per Aham-
bra, and for sale by J. c. BURBANK & co.
lS. 1854.
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MARI led,

On the 25th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Neil, Mr.. E. L.
WHITNEY to Miss HELEN NJ. BURBANK, all of this
CITY.
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"a ALUABLE lots in the best business parts of the city
to lease favorable terms. Enquire at the office
Of IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK,
st. Anthony ST., near the WipsOw House.
St. Paul, Aug. 80, 1854.
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Rensselaer, Insurance Company.
Lansinsbursh, New York.
CHARTERED, AID. 1886.
Insures against Loss by Fire of
DWELLINGS, STORES. MERCHANDIZE,&c
CAPITAL, 100000.
REFERENCES.
James Richardson & Co.-Madison, Wis.
Charles d. Robins"n-Green Bay, Wis.
A. p. IIascy, ESP, Cashier Bank of New YOrk-New
York.
Apheus Warren, ESD. firm Of Trcmore & Warren, No.
oil, Wa.er street, do.
Messrs Salisbury, Fake Wood No Cedar street, do.
S. X. Stowe, ESD, Cashier Troy City Bank, Troy.
j. S. Christie, Ed, Cashier Manuracturers' Bank do.
Hiram, Slocum, Esq, Troy.
Lyman Garfield, Esq, do
Messrs Haight & Giilespy. do
Messrs Mairs Mcclure, do
John s. Fake, ESD, President Rensselaer, Co. Bank
Iansingburgh.
Arson Groesbeck, ESQ.,, Cashier, do.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Fake. Edward Tracy, Josephus p. Leavins,
Henry A. Mercer, John Mairs, Henry Fake, Alison ID.
Hull, James Dcugrey, Jason J. Gillespy, Sidney d.
Smith, David T. Lamb, John A. Snyder.
JACOB FAKE, President.
Alison d. HULL, Vice President.
JAMES DOUGREY, Secretary.
This Company has been in operation for more than
eighteen and has always settled and paid its
dition, SCfe and reliable.
II. r. BlGELOw, AGENT,
once over L. B. Waits Co.'S store, Third street.
St Paul, IS, 1S54--163
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S3-I9S 90

Making the snug little sum of $4,000 for one
seasons labor. 1t will be seen from the above
that on this farm the yield of wheat exceeded
81 bushels per acre corn. 40 oats. 80 ; rather
above an average on wheat and below on corn
and oats. The amount paid out for labor in
raising and harvesting this crop was not exact
ly known but would probably not fall much
short of Sf00.
No ,. Farm opened two years ago last
spring. Forty acres broken in 1851, but no
crop on it till the following year. Twenty-Five
acres broken in 1858. and partly cultivated
that year. The past season there have been
siXty-seven acres under tillage as follows -
Wheat. 10 acres; Corn, %; Oats, 2; Potatoes,
4; and the balance in turnips and other vege-
tables The result is as follows:
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Latest News!

W. BASS, having purchased the Entire stock Of
- Cheap Clothing and Dry Goods, Of l.. G eve,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of st. Paul, that
he Will continue to sell goods at the same cheap rates,
and some articles at still lower prices than offered
In this Territory.
The stock is large and prices suit closest buyer.
So come aong all ye that weary and tired those
prices you in the haiti Of paying and buy
where you can save IS per. ct.
Country merchants will do we'll to call and examine the
stock as he is prepared 10 do jobbng business New
York prices.
Remember the stand OF L. Greve opposite the Empi .
Saloon, st. Paul. Nov 8, IS54-tf
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

II LINZ informs the public that he has Just estab.
IL lished Wholesale and Retail business in this city
of imported Havana Cigars, French Win, :, and
IMPORTED e. DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Being connected with the largest firms OF I'M
porters In New Orleans st. LOUIS the undersigned
guarantees the genuinene of the brands the import
ed articles, which better quality than any yet
offered in this market
" Country Merchants will find II to their advantage
to give me a cali and examine goods before making
their fail purchases. r. LINZ,
ST Anthony Street, next door TO New York Bazaar.
st Paul, Oct 3, 1854 d&w3ms
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st. Paul Mutual Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000, and Constantly Increasing.
ALEX. WILKIN, President;
W p MURRAY, Vice President;
GEORGE W FARRINGToN, Secretary;
CH PARKER, Treasurer;
Are now prepared TO issue Cash Mutual Policies
favorable rates of premium any other responsible Com
pany.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Franklin Steele, Alexander Ramsey,
Chas w Borup, Alexander Wilkin,
Chas II Parker, Henry Rice,
Chas ID Fillmore, William l. Ames,
Levi Sloan, William Murray,
John Farrngton, Geo Harrington,
Abraham N Fridley,
Office St. Anthony street, in formerly occu-
pied by the Territorial Secretary.
Feb. lS54-2l-1y
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S27l5 90

In cultivating this farm three hands were
usually employed-the owner, his son. youth
at twenty three dollars per month. Extra help
was employed at some seasons, and the whole
amount paid out for wages during the season
would not vary much from $3.50, leaving as
profits for the owner 81, 465.
Mo- 2. Commenced on Government land
clearing in the spring of 1851. Has had the
past season l13 acres enclosed and under cul-
tivation. Wheat, 40 acres Corn, 35 !; Oats. "a;
Buckwheat. 6 !; Potatoes and Carrots, 6 :; with
the following results:
40 acres Wheat. 1894 bush at SLIP. S1561 90
81 acres Corn. 400 bush. at &c.,. 1850 90
u acres Oats. $40 bush. at 50c...... 420 90
acres Buckwheat. 2lO bush. at 75c. Isl 90
acres Potatoes and Carrots, l450
bush. say. 600 90
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Ten Acre Lots 2 ii miles from the City.

IN the saltwater road Price, 500 per lot. $3.50
~ cash, and the balance in three gears ,riihouf in
teresf. HENRY MCKENTY,
Dec 10. Dealer in Real Estate
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FALL g. WINTER TRADE,
Increased Facilities and New Arrange meuts

Increased Facilities and New Arrangements.
WOODWARD, thankful for past patronage, re-
- spccuy Informs the citizens Of st. Paul and vi
cnty that he has Just received large additions from tho
principal Eastern and Southern Cities, to his stock of
Gentlcme's Furnishing Goods all Of which no IS pre-
pared to TO order the shortest notice. and
on terms which cannot fail to be pronounced liberal and
satisfactory. To those who judges good article,
he pledges himself to give the most entire satisfaction
and I'm this connection he would enunierato tho
articles that he has Oh hand
Ca>simeres, plain and fancy
Erpadcloths, French and American
Silks, atins. and VelvetS
Nggerhead, Mobar. and Beaver Cloths
Sat!inets, fancy and plain.
Together with complete assortment Of Trimmings Of
every conceivable quality and description.
Also, fine tent Boys and Gents Clothing,
from Overcnats down TO pair oil Hose
To the Trade Of surrounding towns, Mr. W. would
that all ti",es prepared I'LL orders the
of Trimming ar Goods, at Wholesale. that his
u ay des re; AMI On the most accommodating
terms.
Remember the place, east side, st. Anthony street,
between the American and win>l"w Hotels, ST. Paul,
lime Sofa where by calling, ntemen he fiji ed out
short notice, with neat, fash.n and durable
ents. This from his long experience In the business,
NJ. W. has no hesitation in promising Call and give
him trial.
st Paul, Nov 10, '64--164
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rs In case of the death of Gen. Pierce, J.
D. Bright of Indiana, acting President of the
Senate, would be President of the United
States for the time being.-.NH. Wears.
A consummation dcvoutly to be wished for
Madison Democrat
The amiable feeling existing between our
National and State Administrations (both cut
from the same clo'h) may be readily inferred
from the above pous ejaculation which we find
in the "of1icial state paper Of a recent date
NIL Sentinel.
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StanZaS 10 the Belle OF ST. RAM.
By MAJOR PATTEN, U. S. ARMY.
Radiant child Of Minnesota
(NOt detracting least iota
From the sunny maids whose lips
Sung along the Mississippi,)
Where my harp meath yonder willow,
Breaths its murmurs DER the hill-how
Sweet to MARBLE In numbers rarest
Strains for Minnesota's fairest!
Tho your name may not be s'Mnry'
(She resides upon ''belle prairic''D
And my muse perhaps might beena
Little somewhere towards Galena;
Tho not distant from st. Louis
Dwclls a nymph who good TO view IS
Yet vow by all that's airy
You are now my only fairy.
YOU'RE in trnth the very grill
Long have sought with teeth So pear!y;
Did the power exist in stanzas
would make you Queen of kanzas.
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Estate of Merritt Alien.

IT He undersigned having been appointed by the Hon.
| Probate Court of Ramsey County, Commss oners OH
the Estate OF the late Merritt Allen, ESD, will meet
the office of MeSsrs Brown X Fletcher, the following
days-Satur'lay the 10th and Saturday the both in>is
adjust claims against said estate.
W. r. MILLER.
st. Paul, Dec. 2, 1851. PARKER PAINE.
ID. & W. ill the Both inst.
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From the st. Anthony Express.
Farming in Mime sofa.

1t has been repeatedly stated and demon
strated in the columns of the Express, that
farming is the most profitable business in which
man can engage in Minnesota. Although
most admit that it may have been so in years
previous yet large number are constantly in
sisting, that each year must be the last of pros
perity in this branch of business that prices
must fall, and the profits of farming here be re-
duced to as low figure as obtain in the States
south of Minnesota. This objection, too we
think, has been shown to be entirely without
foundation, and that the present profits offarm-
ing must continue many years to come. That,
at all events, they have not diminished as yet,
we propose to present a few statistics to prove
We have taken occasion to converse with Sc
veral farmers of our acquaintance recently, in
regard to the yield, amount and value of their
crops the present season.
We give below few Of the statistics obtain
ed, Withholding only the name of the parties,
which perhaps it would not be proper to use
thus publicly without their consent. We can
unhesitatingly state, however, that the state
mcnts given below are substantially correct in
all their particulars. Our informants are gen
tlemen of veracity, with no motive whatever
for disappearing the facts in regard to which
the statements were made.
No. l. Opened and commenced cultvating
a farm four miles from st. Anthony, four years
ago. Had eighty-three acres under cultiva-
ton this year, in the following kinds of crops
Wheat % acres Corn, 25 acres ;Oats, q acres;
Potatoes, acres; Turnips, 2 acres and acre
amount of grain, with prices obtained, is as fol-
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MONEY MONEY!

unlimited sums, can be obtained at G. II. Parker's
II Banking House, st. Paul, &. Ii. Parker X Co.
Saltwater, at lime during the mouths,
NJ. paper, or on unncumbered real in RAM
sey or Washington Counties. d&wtf
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Telesraphic.

New YORK, Dec. Is.
There has been quite lun upon the Saw
ings Banks of the city. The Chambers insttu-
ton has paid out 100000.
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United States Insurance Co.,
VEST POTS-DAM, NEW YORK.
Capital, ------- 100000.
TuNHE undersigned, Agent ST. Paul, is prepared TO
Il receive application and issue policies for above
Company, at the lowest rates compatible with safety
the Company and the policy holders.
DANIEL ROHRER, Agent.
Office I'm Lambcrts br OK building.
Dec. 5, 1854. dSwtf
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@ We beg the authors pardon for mislay-
ing the following neat little tribute to the
belle of our city. 1t has been in our posses
ion some weeks, but in the hurried prosy trans
actions of everyday newspaper life, we had
almost forgotten it. We would ask the lady
pardon also. if We knew to whom it was our
duty to sue:
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P A R X E r IS
Eca1 Estate Abstract.
SThANGERS and residents, before purchasing Real
~ Estate in this city and county, or loaning MONEY
tereon will ind it 10 their interest consult said alb
straCt.
And they invited to call and examine it, before re-
YIN! upon Information obtained other sources.
ADVANTAGES Will be cheeriuliy explained.
st. Paul, Aug. 4, 1854.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
CHARTER UNLIMITEp.
original and ed CAPT a., 100000 and con-
" staty i"cT the in,ured.--
Last Annual Div nj declared, ~ per cent.
A. J. WHITNEY,, General Agent for Minnesota and wcs-
tern "iscoiIsin.-Oiiice III the Capitol, st. Paul.
T. ELwELL, agent, st. Anthony Fails;
Hon. W. ii. WOOD, agent. Sauk Rapids;
THEODORE f. PARKER, agent, Saltwater;
W. ii. SEMMEs, Hui,on, Wisconsin.
Bristol & Whcrlpck, travelling agents for Minnesota.
St. Paul, June 10, 1854.
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Virginia Politics.

RICHMOND, Dec. 5.
tits whispered among the Know Nothings
that Ex-Minister Rives will most certainly re-
ceive the vote of the Virginia delegation for
President of the U. S. The defeat Of Wise for
the Govcrnorship is regarded as certain. Mr.
Rives is also spoken of as the Wing Candidate
for Governor, but it is believed he will not ac-
cept the nomination if rendered.
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For Sale.
one pair Of Platform Scales, which will weigh eight
~ hundred pounds Also. for sale, eight iron bound
Barrels, designed for Liquor Dealers. Nov %
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QUEBEC. Dec. 16.

The government recovered their sectional
majority in the House of Parliament last night
and carried the amendment to the feudal ten
ure by majority of 81. This evening in both
houses valedctory address was made to Lord
Nl1ri
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~ One who sees no good in othes, is pref
ty sure to possess none himself
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For the Minnesotian.
StanZas to the Belle Of st. Paul.
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ton has paid out 100000.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 16.
New Orleans papers of Sunday contain Gal
weston dates to the Sth. The Governor of
Texas has issued his proclamation Offering to
contract for the construction of the Mississippi
and Pacific Railroad, declaring that Walker
and Kings contract is void by falling to de-
post the S50O,000 He gives notice that pro-
positions for the construction of the road in
accordance with the act of the Legislature, will
be received at the office of the Secretary of
State until the first of May next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-22
niP0RTANT TO TEACHERS.

HTD I'M u MI ~ III"
II OFFER for sale my tract Of land near Rudds store, in
IL the county Of Chesterfield.
This tract contains Gbou, 90, acres. u good portion Of
winch is in t:n.he;, oak aud piuc. The arabic hind is in
nh improving CONDITION.
On hi, plncc. there ia q good two story dwelling hoi.c,
nearly new, with Fix good rooms. Also all necessary out
houses, II wcil OF excellent water, SC.
This place boins healthy, aud in II thickly settled noieh'
borhood, would bea very desirable situation Tor II Bonrd'
ing School.
under tue most tMtering auspices, having upward OF 10
scholars, 10 OF l3 ui whom were borders; but II was DIE
continued in consequence OF the laiurnted death OF tho
teacher.
For further particulars enquire personally, either of my.
self or my brother, ur. Hobson, who lives near tins place;
or by letter dir.ctod 10 me 1T skin Quarter, Chesterfield
county,. Viraiuin, MATT. HOBSON
P.j. II 70, sold privately before the 18th day Of oGto'
he, ,ext. of which notice will be given, il will on that dny
be offered publicly on the promises 10 the hiyhrst bidder.
Ana ~ rw6,y NJ. II.
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y,LUABL.E FARM ON JAMES RIVE

n OFFER fur -ri" lTiNEtciJ Iir iurm on which r""ii".
situate! il the county ii !sr ii Wight, immediately ON
lame. River, iuu: miles Distant 'rrn ia" Town Oi smith.
rrd AMI on un|. i:oit la. li"ch Nini'. II r"n'r!n- hy
oil ,ur,rv ~ R,i.-. the arabic portion "i w!I'l! l. divided
into four iI.l:s. uni l. III nr improving nnl pi"'ltcfi'" rnII.
DIXON. The soil l. g'! r:ulti'1i iu i!r' rUIiINhfluit -! corn
p.ss and r,in,o"-, and apart from IL texture, ! admirably
riIi-,i la 10. culture ui wir.ii. Thu term pU-sr-sr- every
facility tor improvement. II hMOuHi. ~ ini"'' dfp"~!t- ui
the best iEni convenient 10 every ne'i; nud bong very nc
&c I-nhl,. rnuy be- applied win hui" labor AMI n; "a rlnnil C"-f.
/, ms nL.o ti. I.iylIhusr ~ Convenience" Il" market. there
n'iIy Itu.'"~ e.! shpum,ui ~ s"l"iHl critI-GolIs points M
hrnriur Il yuni la.iins. ,rcr->Hl'!" 10 "rssrl- OF almost any
-iJr-,Ic krrk Wharf. where r]i"nnIhpHt- top tnly, and
-u,iiItirh. either al which place. may hr r'"r!t'ri win the
utmost !aCiIiN. IHIs plantation l".e'--"s ih" additional r."
commentator %: hny!n- large nri thrifty young apple and
nptrL ~orchaii-, tusr:h"T with M "X:Cn-lS" variety at the
mot select Irhr-, Cirtrl'~, md every other dr-'rlptl"h 81
f.r,i: c,htiysi",i ~ iii- ,,"iinI 81 country. one 81 ;Ar up
r4 or,hGr j. .uu...l- e. Evr hundred iDrs" apple ,ier-,
which m. itsl ruInIITur'i h0H lng Hii AZ tl" lrIcr such
snrl"s lIuw rnmnnIYI. must lac u source -; considerable
prn:t. III. Uihrr rUpir "TClt;i-, which are Extensive, aIs
.ynrri.ed az MN. June, Winter ard Cider bppirs-H
Lr.rr portion Icing a. i- iHti'T yHrlttr. The prBch OF
c!!rId. cOntuiI:n. Ih- mast 'hoic" ysri"iiH+, Ia nov tnntin.
,Luud4n,Iy. .ni = very Id-Tafir-, IL. from liz Il"Situirv q"
tt -!cnmbonr wharf. liz, ;rit amy hc >,n; !" IT," i."-t mar
srt- wrh.u iw'n;. tear t,ir. In- IHyI"E' iT'Ih- consist
o; n -uU! LIi ,"ulin:'hll" dwelling. HIfiI -. r"OI'' hli
;tssn:r. br-:ir- Il -pntlru- mm! MI arranged in-"Ihrm',
with G"a' d.HUi. iIr! store ru9.n-. II h.s Hl-O "rrrE mt
nOU-" nrc"r-hr: ;rr farming uI!"="s, ell oi when h!'Im
good lcpRIr md conveniently locHi",t. III" location being
healthy. the n.l: hood um"XccptIrUnHl". ma having
many other advantages desirable. render. II one u: r!e
most sttrRr;vr farms in this region .! country. lho-e
wishing 10 buy zach a t.E.i, w.I 10 "'i 10 embrace
the earliest opportunity o: examining Toy ihrtn-'!'S-. hhi II
iesirous II :u"tE"r Information, ran obtain It hy p'leohtI
Application, or hy addressing The -%uhsrrih.r Il, SnlthiIcid,
lsc OF Wight rDuaiy. VA. ALBERT Il S!tl\ ERS.
4n. il. -HstfN 4,.f--