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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
Prom the London Lancet.
A REMEDY ron DRUNKENNESS.
sr Mn. nIooINRoTToM.

would recommend iptcscnania ~ remedy
Tor drunkenness, taken ~ hall. Jrarhn dn,ss ~
sn emeiir. lpcratuanha las The extraordinary
property 81 stimulating lie hole system. tqus.
lzing the circulation. promising The ssfinus 49,
cieiions, and indeed. sssitiing rarh organ 81 lie
body 10 pcilorm its lunciion, and 10 Irslufe il ~
~ normal state. lpeescn.nha ran BE- taken viii,
pcrifci safety 81 emeiic on that arrounl Il il
preferable W lanaf cmeIr. believe Tie ainli.
nIsIfaiion of half drlclip II ipccsruanlia a. a.
emelIc 10 he cue Iot periodical ,runktauts..
u ~ observed that IN The intervals between be
pefinds Of these attacks tie person v qaile &c.
Der. and often iemains % fof Iwo three or four
months, or for = longer tinr. When the mama
Comes on, The intense Jesife fof alcoholic siitnu.
lbs is 20 strong ~ IN feDlei lie shf.,ef sehirtl
IL no roniio. and. from lie sensation ol tepfrs.
sion and sinking. he can look upon alentoltc
eumnlanis ~ h,s ony remedy. whfn ppeisan
10 10 ln, stale. q will be always loaml thai HI.
sIomarh u 10 fault. and Tie 6nnsiufaI appetite
ari.es from that easse alone " half dfachm Of
The powder 81 ircracnanha be taken. 80 ~ 10
produce foil Wanting, The desire for nlosiesiinR
stimuli, Is Immediately removed.
From tie experience have hsd ri The effects
Of iperaeuanhs. ym ~ opinion. II psiifni eau
he persuaded 10 hollow ~ he emele plsn fnr \
few iinrs Wien the periodical alisek comes IN.
that he viii be saeeasIly rnred. and tie habit
liT sucl LOOK upon " viii be broken,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

Mr.. MASON writes from Paris, that the Di.
nlomatists Of an nations consider the war at
an end, aud that all the relations Of peace are
about to be resumed. The Conference. how.
ever, may enter upon system Of negn'la-
tons, embracing the revision OF the frea-
ties oil, 1915, by which the general interna-
tiuual relations of the great and minor Pow
ers Of Europe were settled. It's needless to
su puest that this is a work Of such vast pro-
ortons, as must il undertaken. greatly pro-
! lang the session Of the Conference.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

TIE AMERICAN NoMISArIoSs.-iIow GooD
NoaISATloN TAKEs.--1hc way in which the
nomination of Willard Fillmore to the Presi-
dency has been received throughout the
Union, is indeed hopeful sign; aud we scar
cely needed better evidence OF the substan.
iial popularity of that nomination than the
bitter hostility and abuse with which it has
been received in some quarters notoriously
in love with agitation, Had the nomination
bten as unIucky and injudicious as some
journalists pretend TO think il. is, all their
severe denunciations OF Mr.. Fillmore, Of the
party that nominated him. aud Of the jour
nails that have avowed their intention to sup
port him, would have been spared, aud M.
stead Of outbursts Of angry temper. we should
have had words of auddtion, or at least ~
hearty opposition. The sign is favorable
one. We would much rather see The class ot
journals TO which we allnie display this yIru-
lence than that they should express their ap.
prnysl Of any candidate whom We may feel
it our duty to support For we take the bad
temper to be q sure indication that they are
apprchensive Of the candidates success, and
We enjoy tie happy consciousness that such
assaults can neither injure tie candidate noI
intimidate his supporters. The game has
been tried too often.
Nsp York conlmueiaf 1frsTiser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

UrAH is taking measures to be admitted
into the Union. A general election was or
dered to take place on the 10th Of February
for the choice of Delegates to Conventions
which was to assemble at Great Salt Lake
CITY on the nth March. This Convention
was to be authorized to form and adopt q
Constitutions; TO define boundaries;desIgnaie
the name Of the new State, and memorialize
Congress ia relation thereto. 1t Is expected
by them that the Union, when it opens it
arms to receive the State, will be large
enough to embrace the twenty wives which
the liberal customs Of the Salt Lake commu'
nifty allow to each Of its citizens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
EMIGRATION TO KANSAS,

The pioneer party of the season from the
North passed through Albany last week.
They were from Springfield, (Mass.) aud
numbered only about twenty persons. IL being
deemed too early for larger number to go
forward. The next and much larger COM
pany will start on the 18th, and weekly IN
stalments will follow. Those who have gone
forward are said to be sturdy, intelligent,
enterprisinS young men.
A large party is to start in a few days from
New Haven. Comm The majority of the
men are described rs being under thirty-hse
years of age, the flower Of the community Ia
which they belong. Of good character, &r.
The association is expected to consist 81
some three hundred members. The occupa-
tons of the different members who were pre-
sent at meeting last week arc rs follows:
eighteen farmers. three wagon makers, two
teachers, three surveyors, one physician, four
ioiners, one cabinet maker, three sawyers,
one machinist, one mill-wright, seventeen
wives, and thlrty-nine children.
A company cOnsistingof one hundred able.
bodied men is TO start from Exeter N. H.,
lhe first Of april, to settle upon location
seiecltu " tneir -srnts near Topeka, wllers
there j. an abundance Of wOod, sal. good
water, &c.
The prospect now is that tie emigration
70 Kansas this spring will be very large. Il
the'moyements North and South be continue,
with energy for Few months 70 cOme III,
Territory will soon have the ninety Tire,
thousand required BY The bill Just reporiet
il the Senate 10 constitute State.
MAJ. fafcngsne.r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
- 4. a.s.,. was confined bill bacloc when
Friday, March %.

The Senate not in session.
In the House, the bill defining the rights OF vo'e's
and the duties Of commissioners in the city OF wash
;ncton after several motions had been disposed OF was
recomm;t,ed 10 the committee on the district Of Colum'
bia. Bills were reported from the committee o. ways
and Means, making appropriations for clsa Expenses
Of the Government and for the legislative, executive
and judicial expenses for the fiscal year ending the
3oih June, 1851
Mr.. Lane of Oregon, called the attention OIL 'hs
House. in ain earnest manner. TO the unhappy conu''
lion Of the people Of Washington and Oregon Terrific
rcs resulting from recent nurderops attacks OF the In
dams, and the danger impending Of total des0a-
ton and ruin unless speedy relief be afforded The news
by the last steamer was narrowing in the extreme and
he urged the adoption Of prompt measures tor the sup
preston Of hosthtics. He introduced, by leave, hl
aoproprang three hundred thousand dollars to be ex
pended by the President Of the United States Tor 'h
purpose indicated The proposition was received win
apparent favor by the House, aud referred 70 the oon
mi,tee Of Ways and Means, with the understanding
that the bill would be rcporedback on Monday morning
and pressed to an immediate decision in time 10 ior
ward relief by the steamer Of the 9Th of April. In
House adjourned 10 Monday,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
srrrrlxe rlE srArE.-Thu. far we arc b

STUNNING THE STaTE.-1hus far we are in
the minority as regards the proposition to do
away with the candidates for Governor can.
yassing the State. We are in favor Of the
canvass. The Asheyillc Spectator opposes il.
The Hillsborough Recorder coneurs with the
Spectator. The North Caroin'an ditto. The
Raleigh STANDARD has no objection 10 the pro.
position to do away with the canvass By the
Gubernatorial candidates in person. The
Raleigh Star copies orr article on the sub.
ject, but expresses no opinion. aud the rest
Of the papers are silent Two years from now
we may agree to the proposition, but at III.
present tine we are decidedly opposed 10 il
unless Gen. Dockery should be the nominee
of the American pariy--nI even then We
should prefer calyass. va Hr1H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
Lorrrnr sr.rrsTIcs.-A resolution was 8

LOTTERY STATISTICS. resolution was Of.
lcred in The Louisiana Legislature recently.
to prohibit the sale Of lottery tickets within
tie State. Mr.. ~. Paul. WIN offered il. stated
that the CITY Of New Orleans paws annsallY
in cash twelve hundred thousand dollars into
the Golfers 81 the Queen Of Spin for Havana
lottery tickets, and that quarter d NIL.
lion s paid Tor similar purpose to Alabama
and MARYLAND.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
INDIAN MURDERS IL rLoRIpA.

Late accounts from flarida bring intelli.
gencc Of more recent barbarities committed
BY the Seminole Indians upon settlers.
II appears that the sayages made descent
upon ihe Alafia settlement, some thirty miles
east " Tampa. about fortnight ago. and n
time when The greater part o. the male
population we're absent 10 defend, as illey
ihonght, their more exposed ncighbnrs. -Four
men, one woman, and three children tnamcs
not giycn) were inhumanly murdered and
scalped. Some houses we're also cred aud
reduced to ashes rs he sayagcs. II u sup.
POSED that these ouirages were committed by
tie same party Whu burnt The house ~ Mr..
Smell aud murdered Mr. Cunningham, near
Msnaire, q few weeks ago.
Under date 81 March Ali writer from
Kcy West states:
= The renewal nr hnstiliiics by the Semi.
mole Indians, 10 numbering several men al
The Miami river aud burning the bsildDg.
on Mat,acamba, with other depredatiOns on
tie coast. has created such a panic that all
the settlers on the Keys, lrom Cape Florida
10 Key West. have abandoned their homes
aud came 10 Kew West Tor safety"
letter from Indian Key 81 the 10th in.
slant mentions some late dcpredaiions there
By the Indians and one murder, expressing
the axIous desire of the settlers remaining
there 10 receive the aid Of truops 10 order "a
secure them IN their homes. At the FIRST out.
break The women aud children 81 that place
we're sent 10 Key West for safety.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

Tar ARBrTRR oF EusoPE.--A Paris cor
respondent of the National Intclligencer says
thai Louis Napoleon is certainly at this mo
mrnt the arbiter Of Europe. lie has. he adds.
great talents and industry, and governs with
a firm and unwavering hand. The world has
never known more absolute government.
Ministers. Legislators. generals, civilians, aud
the military, all bow IN abject submission To
his imperial will. Everything muses like
clock aolk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

VoTRRs MUST BE ABLE TO READ AND WRITE.
The Massachusetts House have passed by
Just the requisite two thirds vote, one Of the
new amendments Of the constitution which
originated in the Senate at this session--that
which provides that any person who desires
to exercise the right Of suffrage IN that Com
Imonwealth shall be able to read and write,
unless prevented BY physical disability.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

YnE RIcHTs OF WonES.--A petition has
been presented 10 the British Parliament for
more liberal legislation in reference to the
property Of u arried women, authorizing them
10 hold It in their own right. 1t advocates
also a change in the common law that obliges
a husband 10 become liable for his wife's debts
contracted before marriage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

Peace PrOspeCts.-rhc arrivals from Europe
bring nothing in an authentic shape Of heproceedlngs
Of the Peace Conference, but the outside rumors con-
tinue to for the impression that the war is at an end
All apprehension Of any serious difficulty between
England aud this country has passed away.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

The Notwithstanding the advance
Of the season, winter still fingers with US. On Thurs
day last VIC had several fights OF snow alternating with
sunshine; and on Sunday night and again on Monday
morning until near IL o'clock, were visited with
quite a thick fall Of Snow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

~ Physicians and Others wanting Drugs and Me-
dcines will iin on reference 70 our advertising de-
partment, that Mr.. r. b. Saunders, Of Chapel Hill has
repenshed and greatly enlarged his stock, and is pre-
pared to furnish genuine article liberal terms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
Democratic NomInaiIon.--At 4 Demo

cratic Convention recently held in Ahmance county,
Dr. Daniel A. Montgomery and George Patterson, ESD,
were nominated as candidates 70 represen. the county
81 AIamance ii The House Of Commons in the nest
Legislature. and d. f. Hoover, Esq. u Randolph, wa
recommended for the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

Mr.. FnLMoRE.-Thc New Orleans Bee, a
leading Wing Journal Of the South, says
-" The nomination Of Willard Fillmore ny
the American National Convention certainly
appears to be masterly movement. Probably
no statesman in our country has lived down
opposition so completely as he. His career
al President was emincntly dignifed. cosser-
yatiye and conclliatory.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
Boston. March ~

CAPTURE OF 4 SLAYER The Scl'r Mara
r. Smith, which was seized in our harbnr
last summer on suspicion Of being a SLAYER
and afterwards released, has been captured
and carried INTO Bahia. She attempted y
land $50 negroes brought from Africa; 40
died on the passage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

DISASTER Ar-sEA THE. ship Great Duke.
from New Orleans for Liverpool, loaded with
cotton and corn, was wrecked ON the 9Th ult,.
and went entirely to- pieces. The eaptta.'n.
and 90 Of the crew were lost The chiet
mate and two Of the crew only were saved.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

The fine old ship William Fame. which
nearly hundred years ago bore Gen. " ollie
to the conquest Of Queb'c. is now lying IN
the dry decks at Newport, England, to un-
dergo few slight repairs.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
DRUGS, BOOKS And SFi-
TIONARI.
DIR. r. c. REAMER,
Bedford, Pa,
Bedford, Pa,

TTAyING purchased the Drug and Book
H. a. Store of Or. S. ID. Scott, has constantly
on hand, at the old stand, large and well Sc
iected stock OF choice Drugs and Medicine ;.
wholesale and retail, all of which will be sold
at fair terms. The assortment consists in part O.
Drugs and Chemicals, DYE Woods and fields,
Paints 4 j Oils. Windolc Glass and Glass
Ware, Tobacco and Segdrs, Perfamery, Fancy
articles. &C., &c.
PATENT MEDIosEs. - Having the regular
agency for the sale of all of these medicines,
the pnblic are assured that they are OF the best,
such as haze stood the test of time and expe-
riencc, ard can be safely recommended as ge-
nuine, yiz Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa-
rilla, Wistarfs Balsam of Wild Cherry, Ayers
nix Bitters, DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Fahnstock's. Hobensack's, and other verplifu-
ees: Hooaand's German Bitters. Se., &c.
Constantly on hand large stock OF historic,
biographical, scientific, religious, poetical,
school, and miscellaneous BOOKS.
AlsU great variety of FANCY STdTIOA-
.5RY, Cap, Post and wrapping paper OF every
quality, Paper Hangings in great variety
Window Blinds in patterns or by the piece
Wall Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
BLINK BOOKS OF every size and quality,
Pocket Books and Port Monnaies. Diaries,
Blank Deeds and Mortgages. gold Pens and
Pencils, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery in great
variety, Soaps. &C., &c.
Lamps, and Camphine Oil and gurnir Fluid,
keps Constantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use; VOLTS
Scneiaam schnapps, Gin, Port, Sherry and
Madeira Wines.
Aug. IL, 1S54.-tf
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
p. H. Sllires'
MAC HINE ) HOP.

UaE undersigned respectfully announces to
4 the Farmers Of Bedford and adjoining coun-
ties, and the public in general, that he has now
on hand at his Shop ia Bedford, large assort-
mcnt of Thrashing Machines, which includes his
four horse PREMIUM MACHINE. II will be
rernem bered that this Machine took the FIRST
PREMIUM at our County Fair last fall. i is
constructed with tumbling Shaft and Strap COM
bined; also four herse tumbling Shaft Machines
of the very hest Sind-two and three horse tnnb-
linz Shaft power-and our old and well-known
four horse Strap Machine, which, for strength
and durability, cannot be surpassed anywhere
Farmers will please notice that we are nov pre-
pared 10 Furnish Machines on the mos; tayora-
bic and accommodating terms, and at the very
lowest prices possible. Horses, Grain. Lumber,
and sil kinds of trade win be taken in payment
for Machines. All kinds Of repairing oil Ma
chimes Of different kinds and all othe! farming
utensils done ON the most reasonaN le terms, OF
the very best materials, and at the shortest no
tice.
Hy-Au our Machines warranted one year if
properly used. Please coine this way for good
aud cheap Machine.
PETER II. SHIRES,
Machinest.
Auonef 1896
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.

following one year: Harper's Magazine, Cooley $
Lady,s Book. United States Magazine, knick-
erbocker Magazine, Graham's Magazine, Black
woods Magazine, Southern Literary Messen-
ger.
No person is restricted to single membe1-
ship. Those ta.Aiig five memberships, renit-
tiag SIS, are entitled 10 six Fngravings, and 70
SIX tickets in the distributioD, or any n9e oil
the Magazines, one year, and SIR ifckets.
Persons. in reraitting funds for membership
will please register the letter at the Post y ice'
TO prevent loss; on receipt Of which, certifi-
cate Of Membership, together with the Engra "
ing or Magazine desired, viii be forwarded to
ans part Of tile country.
Fer further particulars, see the November
Art Journal, sent free on application.
For membership. address, q L. DERb
Actuary C. A. A., 34S Broadway. New York,
or Western Office, l66 Water ST.. Sandusky, q.
S. II. TATE, Hon. Sect'y,
Nov. 28 1856. Bedford, Pa.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
PRlIiIE SALE.

FFyuE subscriber win sell at private sale, a
A. valuable Farm of fist rate limestone san 4,
situate in Bedford Tp-, about two miles north
east of Bedford, containing 27l acres lad al
lowance, us acres cleared and under good
fence. of which 25 acres are good meadow. Ii
is in high state of cultivation, and the balance
is well timbered.
The Improvements are new two story Brick
House. with a basement kitchen, and fonn-
tain pump at the door, and in the seller; frame
stable, with wagon she'd aH. corn CRIB atts ch-
ed; a log barn. Also, .enant house, with
never failing spring of excellent water, black
smith shop and other out buildings. There is
also ON the premises large orchard of cxceli-
ent fruit.
Any person wishing to purchase viii call on
the subscriber living on the premises.
Oct "a, 1856. A. r. CRANE
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
Bakery and Confectionery,
ICE CREAM sAIaoy.

THE subscriber, thank1u Tor the patronage
L heretofore extended him by liberal pub
lie, tenders his thanks, and he would respect
fully inform them that he has received and
opened new and choice lot of Confections,
among which are candies, nuts, fruits, &c.-
He also keeps Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Moiasses, Cheese, Candies, &c. Also all
descriptions of Cakes and viii serve " edding
and other parties, on short notice. with confec
tions aad cakes
He has opened up and reftted his Ice Cream
Saloon, in a superior style, whore he will be al
WAYS ready to serve his friends and the public
with good and bighly favored Creams. He wi'l
also serve larties to eTleg.
His stanG is opposite the 0dd-Fcllow's
Building, where he feels cenfdent that those
who give him a call will net 60 away disap-
pointed JOHN J. LUTHER
June 27, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
FARM FOR SlLE.

THE undersigned win sell at private sale a
tract of land situate in Miiigan's Cove Esrri-
son Township. Bedford county, lately in the oc-
c3pancy of Mrs. ElizalrtE Earnest and family,
adjoining lands of the widow Werfz, Daniel
Nay and others, and containing one hundred
and sixty thee acres aud allowance, about
twenty five OF which are cleared and under
fence
TIE Improvements are two story log dwell
ing house, small log bain and other out build
ings. There is also young orchard Of eheicc
apple trees on the place.
The terms viii be made known by either of
the subscribers, who arc Trustees of Mrs. Earn
est
If the farm is not sold It private sale before
the lst., Of November next, il will be offered
at public Sale on that day.
GEO. F. RIDDLE.
JNO. MOWER.
Sept. u, 1856. Trustees.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
Clothing and Dry Goods Store.

TINE subscribers are just receiving new
L handsome and cheap assortment of RE.A-
DY MADE CLOTHING and DRY GOODS. a,
theif store In the East Corner of Bedford Hall,
consisting IN partof Coats, Pants Vests. Shirts.
Satin Stocks, Handkerehiefs ,Bootsand Shoes,
Hats and Caps, and all othe r articles usually
kept in Ready Made Clothing Stores.
: Also good assortment Of DRY GOODS,
consisting Of Calico, Nous. de Lame, Shawls.
AlPacas, Trunks, Carpet Sacks, &c, &C.. all
of which they viii sell as cheap as can be pro-
cnredelsewhere in Bedford, for Cash or Coun-
try Produce,
They request all their friends in town and
conatryto give them call, and see and ex am
Inc their stock for themselves as they conside
il pleasure TO show their goods, whe her per-
Sous wish 10 prchase not.
S0ENABoRN Il CO
Bedford, April 90, 1866.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
N0TICE.
II. &R. I. r. r. CO.

IN connection with the Penn'a Rail Road
Company. are now Shipping, without delay, be-
tween HopEwELL and Philadelphia or Baltimore,
via Huntingdon) at the following low
rates viz;
ARTICLES Of lst and I'd Glass. Dry Goods,
and Shoes, Rags, Nails. Pork, iron, and ner-
chanaize generally. at 50&629 cents per l00 lbs.
ARTICLES Of 3rd class. Bacon, Blooms,
Bark, Fish, Pig metal, &C., at ID cents per loo
lbs.
ARTICLES of 4th class. iron, Fish, Salt,
Nails. &c., at 3s cts per 100 lbs.
FLOUR. rs cents per Dbl by Car Load.
The above rates will be the whole charge on
goods delivered in Hopewell from either PhiPa.
or Baltimore until further notice.
Huntingdon. JAMES BUN,
Sept. 26, 1856. onPt.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
PUBLIC SiLE Oh REAL
EStafe.

syHERE will be offered at Public Sale on the
Il premises Oh Tuesday the l1th day of No
vember next, the following described Real
Estate, viz, one tract Of land situate in Monroe
Township Bedford county Pa, adjoining lands
ofThomas Robisoua and others, containing two
hundred and forfy-six acres and allowance,
about sixty acres of which is cleared and under
fence The greater part Of the remaining Por-
ton is tilIable, the improvements are log house
and barn, an apple, and peach orchard, has
several never failing springs of water, convent
ent to the house; there is also said to be q
quantity Of the best ofIron Ore upon the above
tract Of land.
Terms will be made to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at O'Clock when due
attendance viii be given by
JACOB BARNDOLLAR.
October, Z, 1856.