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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
NEW BOOK STORE,
Main Street. Below Central BnnA'
Sr1 q TYyTNN VA.

U,HE undersigned announces TO the public that ne mas
| lust opeaed new, extensive and well seiecveu O.,
ssrtment of BOOKS AND STAII0NE,hii' en-,
bracing everything usually kept in such
All the most recently published works in ltera.ar.'
science arts manufactures Sc, will be kept constant
" ON hand The publications Of some OF the iarsI -
houses in America have been and will continue " "
regularly resolved as issued from the press Also ND
nv choice and valuable imported books. To the pre-
ent stock Of fine English Books, the attention Oh INC
prblis is particularly solicited. .s,r,,.
The attention of Teachers and Others IS resp s
invited to the selection Of SCHOOL BOOhSi; vo,n-
nrsng all the recent editions OF the most ganeray az
proved Text Books, &c. r,.;.
New Music Fine Stationery, Work boxes W rlt,ng
Cases patent Pc Is and Holders Arnolds Ink Lohu1a
Paints and great variety of Fancy Articles Constantly
on hand ,,a so+;sf,
Rare bargains will be giyca Let all call ana satSi
themselves. W LIZ
Stauptop Nov IS 1855,
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New Daguerrean Stock Depot,
ALEXANDRIh. va.

N SMITH BENNETT has on hand and VIII conti IN
IN, uay keep full assortment Of Dagucrreotypc aha
Ambrotype Materials, which will be sold at the regG
lar New York prices. Dagucrreotypist in the country
can now be supplied with any article wanted IN the
business from 10 TO 20 per cent less than IN fniade
pbia or Baltimore and get their goods in less time and
less freight than from either Of those points To salts
~ those who may favor him with their orders that
these things arc So catalogue Of articles with prices
annexed published by the New York manufacturers and
dealers will accompany each bill Of goods.
and frors thi. rule there will be deviation.
y. BE careful to direct your orders,
n. SMITH BENNETT,
Dealer in Dagucrrectype Stock,
Alexandria, Va.
Persons visiting Alexandria should not fail TO call at
Benefits Picture Gallery
Two more Silver Medals awarded for beat Daguer-
reotypes and Sterescopes,
Alexandria, Nov. %, l5S5.-lmo
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wedding SHIFTS for The Millinn
Vests Vests I

The OVerSeeTs 0f The POOR
yTyIIJ. hold meeting Il; the Virginia Hotel the
W first Moaday in December next ~ order % the
Board. ~ IL tIsOO u VI H.
siaua.on, Nov. 25, 1856.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

rI,HE acting partner in the firm Of Steiner, Bros.
1 Co., Clothing Establishment in Stanton, having
made engagements to go Baltimore. to open large
Wholesale Establishment his services will necessarily
be needed there. Those who indebted therefore 10
them in this community, earnestly to come
forward aud settle their respective dues by the Isl Of
January next he will be compelled to leave the Isl
uf cnruaTy. v;;si ci;s s;,i'i ~ tue
lst of January will be placed in the hands ol aran
Bell for collection II hoped that those knowing them
selves indebted will pay up Immediately, aud thus oovi
ale this dsagrceable necessity will be both to the
interest Of them and the undersigned.
The business Of the here will be carried on by
our present clerk, Mr.. A. Lowcnstein We recommend
him, as he is already sufficiently known by the public
as perfect gentleman, whose talents and requirements
are we'll calculated to at all times the demands and
wishes of our friends and customers here and
abroad TO their entire satisfaction.
In leaving you and this place, cannot but express nay
deepest feelings Of regret that shall be compelled
to part from YOU for long time, but promise that the
yeest recollection Of friendship shall eyer dwell IN
me- and ask the same from you. Receive herewith my
thanks for the ample patronage our firm always enjoyed
hero: NAV il please you 10 continue il also, tor the H.
sure in the same measure. will always 10 my best to
urnish our establishment here, as TO regain II the
name of the best oac here in this branch, aud VIII Dc a.
bic TO improve il considerably.
The country Merchants particularly requested 10
call in at our Baltimore house, No. 800, Baltimore street.
where they will find the largest assortment Of Clothing
ever offered in the city. ~ ~
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE,
HY RICHMOND,


TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &c.
HAVING determined to remove from SCOTS,
IA vile (where have resided for the last II
years) TO Richmond, offer my services to my
friends and the public generally to do general
Commission and Forwarding Business,
and would Inform my friends that have taken
the tenement on CARY STREET, No. 1861 First
,Sounre belop the Basin and near III: Shockoe
Warehouse, (now in the occupancy OF .iessTs.
Barrett s. ,M::. Mn
Having for the last thirty years been actively
engaged in the purchase and sale Of produce ex'
tensiyely. such as IVheal, Flour, Corn. Butler,
Bacon. Cloysrsecd, &C., as well as goods OF
mixed character, but especially in the grocery
line. such as is of general use by the farmer, !
ha,ter myself that but few men can offer their ser
vices to the public TO sell Produce and purchase
suppljes who possess more experience than have,
and promise th,se who confde their business TO
me. 10 buy or sell, to give il my best personal al
tention. quick sales and prompt remittances.
| shall be at my post on The Isl day OF Deceh-
her. 1855, at No l36, Cary street, Richmond.-
Send on your Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Sc ana
it shall have my best attention..
Those who consign 10 ME Will please STATE lheil
county and post office.
REFERENCE is made 10 Messrs Kent, Pane
s. Co., Richmond. Lewis Webb y Son, hicil-
mond, II. w. Fry s Sons, Richmond, Barrett =
Morriss, Richmond, NJ. Blair & Co., Richmond
r. Parrish, Richmond. and 10 leading business
men and farmers generally in the counties OF al
bem,rle. Buckingham, Fluyanna, Nelson, Au-
' ",'aa' and nm Rnckbridge. JOHN TYLER.
Richmond, Nov. IA, l855.-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

A MILLINER QUrEN.-Although it was no
secret that the King of Denmark had contracted
morganatic marriage with milliner ofthe name
Of Lola Rasmussen whom he has elevated to the
rank Of Countess Danner, yet that step had never
been publicly or officially made known. ltshers-
fore caused great sensation when the King, at the
court and levee he held on his birthday, at the
palace of Christianburg. in Copenhagen, caused
her to be present and presented to her the foreign
ambassadors, requesting the latter to notify his
marriage to their respective courts. On New
Years day, she is to be elevated to he rank OF
Duchess.
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FAMILY PEySIC.

A n entirely vegetable preparation, pleasant IL
IA the taste, uneXceled in its action upon the
Liver. Stomach and general system. AS an An
ti-bious and Alternative Physic, this Medicine
HIS NO EQU.4L IN THE WORLD.
have used it constantly in my practice tor up,
wards of ten years in all cases where good
physic and Alternative was required, and would
no. now do without it. 1t is the
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT,
as well as the safest family medicine in use
Children drink il with pleasure. 1t ,riA not nan
seate The ,oeakesl stomach. IL produces no gri-
ming, Int operates easily, thoroughly, and IS sure
to eradicate all impurities from he system i ii is
properlp taken Already
THOUSANDS OF LYING WIIWESSES
are ready TO testify to its superior virtues, inae-
pendent of its pnrgaive and antbilious qualities.
1t has cared the wors. cases OF Erysipelas In
few days. IL lisa
NEVER-F FAILING CURE
for Headache, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Kid
ney Complaint, Bilious Fever, Pains in the Side,
Back, Breast and Limbs, Colds, Cramps, Worms,
Lumbago Bloiches on the Skin, Pimp!es, Cuta-
neons Eruptions, Distractions in the System,
Constipation of The Bowels, Dizziness, Mercurlal
Diseases, Pleurisy, Female Irregularities, Bowel
Complaints, Ulcers Of all kinds, &c. 1t cleanses
BY its superior medical virtue the ulcerous hu
NOR from the blood and corrupt bile tr0ni the slon'
ach, carrying it off through the natural channels ;
IT ISyIGoRArEs THE BLOOD and leaves the sys-
TEN healthy. ask my friends TO test the above
Medicine. and pronounce verdict as they shall
he impressed by the evidence. Thuse who know
ME professionally will moi doubt its worth.
Since its first introduction. no medicine has at
tanned such wonderful popularity, and lis sales
nave increased beyond the most sanguine hopes OF
its friends Neighbors recommend ii as SAFE
and u,tequallcd Physic! Physicians carry it with
them Children will
TAKE NO OTHER
after one trial, and parents should use no other in
their families People living in low and marshy
countries, subject to deadly miasmas. where Fe-
vers, Ague and Fever, and bilious complaints are
more apt to De, will find the Liquid Cathar'lc''
the most potent remedy yet tried. Give it trial.
Wholesale by A. B. * D. Sands. {. V. Click
ner & Co., and c. d. Ring, New York.
Full directions accompany each bottle. Price
so and % cts of ten and twenty doses.
Principal Depot, 400 Broadway. n. I.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout
the country.
Nov. Ii, lS55.-4mo
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Farmers, Doctors, Lawyers 4 Teachers.
SOUTHWEST MOUNTAIN FARM
FOR SALE.

A delightful and desirable place, and ;rorthy The
attention gf oil.
MOT having sold, advertised owingto the inclcm-
IL ency of the day, my Farm IS stff IN market lSee
particulars description Of the place, &C., in the back
numbers Of the two Charlottesville papers, the Rich
nond WING and Examiner and the Stanton Spectator,
from the lst to the 18th of October, which will great
" thank YOU Messrs. Editors, TO show to any person
wishing to see them.) The farm being therein accu-
rately and fully described, which now do only IN part
to induce those wishing TO purchase land 70 come and
view them The productveness of the sell for corn,
wheat and Tobacco is provcrbial. The farm contains
625 ACRES,
Of which $50 acres open land, IN excellent Heart
and every foot susceptible Of the hgh! Improvement
having pure running water in every field, the balance,
40 acres are heavily tnbered, two-thirds of which,
mountain, gently ascending, first rate Tobacco Land,
and fine Meadow lately put down IN timothy. The
improvements are numerous and roomy, lnot another
required for use OF the larm) The DWELLING is
laryc and ccmmodious in all IFS parts well arranged for
large family; pump of Chalybeate water in the
var pleasant to the taste and very healthy not having
had Que case Of protracted fever for the last IL years
about which time the buildings were put up Gall OF
brick and settled here, (numberng IRON " to 81 III
family) an orchard Of selected Fruit trees now in full
bearing; the convenience 10 Factories, Mills, Depot,
miles of each and within 81 of the Rivanna Canal,
now in operation up Milton for large horse boats, and
when extended 10 Charlottesville, within mics. In
connection with the above, the health and beauty OF the
place which appreciate, knowing the ladies do, being
in full view of Monticello, mile, and the Central
Railroad for miles, and an intelligent neghborh9od
makes the farm, slopng very gradual from Dasc' loot
Of the mountain one of the most desirable locations on
the south side Of said mountain but leaving his own
Judge invite you to and see ere the chance is
gone as am determined SELL and the sooner the bet
fer for me- and perhaps the purchaser.
There are l40 bushels Of wheat sowci on the land
this fall, and we'll Guanoed
TEAMS OF SALE-Onc-thrd cash, when possession
is given, as to the balance credit OF enc and two
years the purchaser giving bonds with approved secu-
tw bsarno interest from the date and the title retain
cd as additional security until all the purchase money is
paid Possession can be had the st Of December, or
on the LIST of March next. WIN. u. PHILLIPS.
Nov Z tS55-tlD,
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a Large Amount Of
VAIIL A B b l. A n b )
E09 Sale.

a'0S SsssS.
IN pursuance of the provisions ct deed executed 10
~ on the Oath daS Of August, 1852 by Elisha 5ry-
on sn5 Nancy his wife, in tr2St 20 secure The pay ment
nj certain debts therein mentioned, which deed IS re-
corded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court oil
Augusta we will sell at pu5c auction, On the prem
ises on Ite.dqy ne l5h day Of January next the seT-
81 tracts conveyed to uS b. the deed Aforesaid
These tracts lie contiguous 70 each other On ne >outs
River e bransh OF the North Rivera and On the South
River "a branch Of Shenandoah NFeF'] J., tHe
r,.ntv Of Augusta near the RocGb-dge 'ne, and near
the village of Midway. The exact quantity OF land III
these tracts has not set bcea accurately aiecr'aned br
il amounts TO several thousand acres. siderable
oron of il is of excellent quality for farming purposes,
Ind tbsre is GOOD deal Of Bottom Land Of the
tracts which has been cleared anti - very productive
The whole Of thcss land, will be divided before tue
day of sale into trac; OF from one hundred 10 thousand
acres each suit purchasers, and plots OF Tie land WIZ
be prepared, and eNho'tea Oh ana oeorS 'ue ""| VI
sale
Cd Srine the wear 1854, called the CotopGX Furnace,
producing metal Of The yery best quality especially for
Foundry purposes. IL Is confidently, aad almost Unit
yer,ally believed, that al! the metal that c'n be male
can be sold on the bank for AZ ic2st sou per ton Inc
Furnace has all the Apparatus for hot blast aud tim
Der enough can be procured carry it protaby for
number of years There is very good Weather
boarded House on the Furnace trail, and number OF
other houses further description othe land Is deem
ed and all persons desiring to purchase are
invited to call and view the lands before the day OF sale
From the quantity and quality Of land TO be Sod great
bargains may be had.
The Terns of sale will be, sufficient Of money
in hand TO pay the expenses drawing and recording
the deed aforesaid and Of he surveying aud other e%-
penses of the sale The residue 20 be paid in equal
nua instruments Of ono, aud three years. with in
;eres, from the day of sale. Bonds and coed security
for the deferred instruments will be required, and title
retained till all the purchase money 10 PAID The IL
tie to the above mentioned lands il believed to be
disputed, but selling trustees, we viii convey only
such title a. is vested in by the deed aforesaid
JOHN j LAREW, r,...
5. Med. MOORE, ! A''''e''
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WI A @ IL ED.

A., ,hs s,b inst nv the Rev Jno. w. Start, Mr..
JonS NJ. Cporr. formerly Of Baltimore, TO Miss RE-
sxccA FRIER, Of this county
On the I'D inst. by the same, Mr.. JAMES RAILS, to
Miss ELLES c. daughter Of Mr. Jno Bazze!, all OF this
county.
On the 18th inst, BY the Rev. John d. Freed. Mr.;
joan H. HoxARD to Miss Lucy AsS THIr-ocx, all
of this county.
Togs;her may they swsetly i've.
Together may they die
And each starry crown receive,
And reign above the sky.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
CHEAP BOOKS.

Valuable Stock of Books is now selling OIL at Cost
n at our Auction Room, among which may DC found
Pocket and Family Bibles, Commentaries, a good
PRAYER Books Chambers Information for the People;
Gazettecrs, Modern Europe, by Russell and Jones' Life
and Letters of Judge Story Iltory, Aucent and Mod
ern Poetry, Albums Annals and Gilt Books and
creatyariety Of Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books.
This Stock offers rare opportunity for persons to
add valuable backs to their Libraries al unusually low
prices.
Law BooiEs.-Rus,el on Crimes, Stories United
States Laws Holmes, Statesman and American Militia
~ Laws. c.,
through the lay and Auction in the evening. commen-
eng Al o'clock.
Staunton 1855
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E1OR the purpose OF changing my business VIII sell
[ from This date all my New and Desirable stock OF
Dry Goods, Cost respectfully invite heads OF lam
my goods are all new and purchased generally for cash
can offer such inducements as have never been givcn
in this place before and persons may not have the same
opportunity again to buy such bargains nave
.sood assortment OF Dry Gods, consisting Of Silks, Me-
rRos, Mouslns Alapacas, Prints, Plaids, Ginghams,
Cassnct,es, Cassimercs, Lnscys Black and Brown
Muslins, Shcctings, Shawis, Muslin Debages, French
Mcrinos all coors French Nus!ins all wool Solid ana
Figured foods fine and rich colors, Hats and Caps Table
Linen and Linen Napkins Blankets and Flannels, red,
white and yellow, Irish Linens, all qualities Furniture
Calicoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas. Paper Cur.
tans with large Variety OF New Dry Goods, all OF
which we will sell at Cost for Cash.
GEO. w. SMITH.
one door above the Marble Yard.
Stanton Nov IL, 1855.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
At PRIVATE GALE

HAVE determined To sell the Farm upos
Il which now reside lying upon the waters of
the Big Calf Pasture River in the county of Au-
gusta, miles below Deer6sld. and within IS
miles Of the Virginia Central Railroad. This
Farm contains l2J Acres, of which rs is
cleared and Of the best quality the balance hear.
" rimbered. There is upon. It
comfortable DWELLING, Barn, n fAe
and other necessary ost-housss.- 49, g; -
This place is well watered, having ssaIiB
TWO creeks running through it. and a well of good
water 10 The yard Also an Orchard Of excellent
Fruit. There has recently been discovered with
in 200 yards of lhe Dwelling an Alum Spring.
which is said by those that have used it to be of The
best quality, and as eflicacious in the most of ds
cases as other celebrated waters Of Western Viz
GINA.
Those possessing capital and wishing 70 ca.
gage in an enterprise Of this kind, could not make
better investment. deem any further descrip-
ton unnecessary, as those wishing to purchase
will come and examine for themselves.
o. Telms made easy and to suit the purcha-
ser. RALPH w. CLAYTON.
Oct. 81, 1857.
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Sale Of propcrty su WIT sidney,

~ pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court o. Au
l g,ista entered in therein depending between
Amos Crsbel and others, plaintiffs and Jacob C. i;oer
d,fendant | shall proceed in Mt Sidney on Tuesday
he 26th day of December expose at public sale
an undivided interest in certain Brick Store House
and Lot attached, present occupied by said koieF anu
known as lot No ~ Said interest is supposed 10 be
one third and is the interest formerly owned by Jacob
futile, deed
TgaMs Costs Of sale aud Of suit in hand balance IN
equal instaments al II and Is months purchaser gl's
bonds with sufficient personal security and the title to
be retained as ultimate security.
NV. 81 iS55 ids n. n. TROUT, CoRT
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VACANT IUDG ESsssP

IN Thanksgiving Day my young Dog gu DYE
" strsyed from me l waiked down street near L.
Crawiord's corner He is about four months old, very
black all over except slight white mark en- the 6re2,
H, is IN upcomaoniy fine looking Young dog ofthc ST.
Bernard breed end is priced BY far beyond any val
nc that would be fixed by others
Will be very much obliged for any information about
him. and will reward literally any one who wiz return
HIM 20 ny possession. JOHN Is. BALL" IN
n b. No questions asked!
S.,,,,o, Nv >
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s.aunton, Sept. s. 1885.
HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE.

yyNHE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSES AND Lore
situated in Coleytown, Augusta county. Both OF
the houses are comfortable Log Dwellings, one two.
stories high, and the other story and half The lots
contain thirteen acres. There is never falling spring
Oh the ground, and another stream passing through it,
There is also the place fine Orchard OF the best
fruit-young trees. The location is a desirable for
a mechanic Of almost any kind.
Oct. 3, lS55.-tf SAMUEL PARENT.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Nm pursuance Of a deed OF trust executed to me
1 By James e. Dickinson, and duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of Augusta county, wlll pr"
coed, on the premises. on SATURDAY NE oM day@
December next, to sell al public sale to The high
est bidder. a tract of land lying near 10 MI sid
ney. on the Valley Turnpike road, aud between
and adoininn the lands Of John Crawford aud
William Edison, and supposed to contain 10 A.
CRES. This land is Of excellent quality and is
in fine stale of cultivation and is beautifully sit
uated for private residence. Upon the lao! isa
large and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE.
Stable and Dairy and well Of excellent water
convenient to the house.-Also young and 'hril'
~ Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees.
Terms made knewn on the day OF sale
The title is believed to be good, Oni acting as
Trustee shall convey only such title as is vested
in me by the deed aforesaid
J. OVENS FULTON, Trustee.
Nav ID. 1865.
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Valuable Real Estate in Albemarle,
20 r a L e
At PUBLIC lUCTIOI

TIME undersigned appointed Commissioners by de-
cree rendered at the last term Of the Circuit Court
for Albcmarlc county, will offer for sale, the premi
ses at auction, on Monday the oath day Of December
next fair not the next suitable day, that valuable
estate belonging 10 the late Dr. John b. Garrett, and
known as the farm recently owned by Mr.. g. NJ Per
kins containing about GOO Acres, and lying abont
miles northwest from Scottsyillc immediately OH the
plank road leading from that place 10 Stanton, anu a.
bout Is miles south Of arottcsville.
This is ono OF the most ;vs,;.,s farms in Albemarle
county. II has sufficient quantity of timber uI;; =
for ali the purposes Of the FARM contains large proper
of corn wheat tobacco &C. The Improvement: on th!s
farm are equal to any in Virginia Inc
ARA DWELLING HOUSE. which is beanti-
SsriEI fully located, is handsome brick budlng'
with eight well arranged connections rooms oonrs
E.k.x49 The kitchen and sniokchouse, with every
other out house. including Barn, Stables, &C., needed
for the completeness of farming establishment or the
comfort CT country residence, are OF the best Gescrp
ton have all been located and constructed with great
care and are in excellent order Never-alins streams
of water are found all thc farm whilst wei! near
the dwelling, furnishes most abundant supply OF inc
purcst water for all domestic purposes.
fine Garden, thrifty Vineyard and orchard OF inc
most choice fruit also among the advantages o. the
place And last, though certainly not least. IN point OF
intelligence Sc, the society oil the nelghoofnood Is C.
aual 20 any in Virginia.
TERAiS-Cash as TO so much as will be necessary 10
deray the cost of suit and expenses oil sale, ana inc
balance in four equal annual nstancnts with interest
on the three last instruments 10 be paid annually, bond
with approved personal security required, and the title
to be retained until the payment OF the last bond
T. c; BoW sGorr cOnn'rs.
q.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

WITHIN two miles of South River and l6 OF StiuA-
w tom the subscribers offer for sale very desirable
Tract OF Land containg PSI ACRES susceptible oil tas
highest state Of improvement.
About 10 Acres of the above are cleared, aud the bal
ance as well the BEST yet in timber The large pre-
portion Of Bottom Land would make this very lusra-
live Stock farm.
There are two bold, neyer-aing Springs Of the beat
water in the county, within forty yards Of the house.
The spring branch flows within twenty yards OF The
stable, watering hall the farm; and mountain rsa
on which is site for Saw and Grist Gii!, pa'sss
through the other half =.
The improvements consist Of Log Dwelling, Ki.eh.
en- Smoke house, Dairy, Stable and Barn.
Tannery could be eligiby located here, surrounded
Q it is with material for manufacturing. Apply to
II. J. s. w. CRAWFORD.
stanton, Sept. s, 1855.