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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06
EsTRAY NOTICE.

GAME into nv ~inclosure about the 1st Of kgusk
" 1856, 8 yoke Of oxen; marks, color and age Is fol-
lows:
One OK, q blue roam, smooth crop and ander Bit
in the right ear; smooth crop from the left, anil Eve
years Old. Qner roam, same marks and age. One
yoke oxen, pale red and white pied. same ina1xs
aDd agea az above. One red OK, with bush Of tail ef,
and smooth crop OF LEFT ear. Cne yoke xen-on
white, upper ut in left car. u1de1 Sit IN right. aud
looks as though it had been SPLIT and the uDper part
forced off; sgs same as above. One black brown Ok.
crop oRright ear, ard smooth crop and under bit %
right aRda small appeansaco of q brandon left hip
age snae as above.
The owner can have them By proving prtPelty,
aud paying charges within sixty daysirom thisdate,
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of Outoeer
llS56. VIZ. WEDDLE.
RcDaAa 20, =, I, TrEnnRG slplsA
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06
Steam MilI-Lumber.

VTTE take this method Of informing the Pubic
wv that We have just putin operation on what is
known as SODOra Island, four miles above Brown
vile, a first quality steam SawmiII, and are now pre-I
pared to saw all kinds Of Lumber on short Ecfiee,
and in a manner, We are confident viii give ~satifac-
ton. We viii keep a Ferry beat 10 run to the main
shore, for free use Ct our customers.
w. s. HALL 3 CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06
NOTICE..

iTHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Il G. w. Grow andJ. N. Patterson, as Attorneys at
Law, in the 18th Judicial Circuit, in the State of
Missouri, was dissolved on the 23d day Of July, by
mutual consent. Those who have business entrusted
to the firm, Will have the joint attention of former
firm to its completion, and those indebted to said
firm viii please call upon and settle the same with
G.. w. Grow, at his Law Office; west side of the pub
lie square, Oregon, Holt countyy Missouri.
g. w. CROW.
j.. NJ. PATTERSON.
Oregon. Nov. %. I856.-5w
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06

"GETr1xe THEIR MONEY B4eK"-0ur
Omaha correspondent says the successful Can
didates in that region are getting repaid at
least a portion of the Oysters and Champagne
they treated to" before the election, by now
having suppers given them by their irieEds
.-Fortunate fellows.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06

Ool' Benton addressed the people of St.
luis On the evening before the election. and
50 them to vote for Buchanan. He said he
Always opposed Fremont's election, and
VA oo'a him in private to have nothing to do
WIN the Presidency.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06
PAGES PATENT
Portable Circular Saw-Miu,

EOICaD16 C1rCu1dT SaW~M111f
FOR STEAM AND HORSE POWER.
TIME most useful and necessary machinery in op-
III Grafton; is simple in construction and easily kept
in order, and can be moved 0n'a wagon as readily as
q threshing machine, and put in operation at a small
expense. It win saw from one 10 two thousand feet
Of lumber day, with one team Of six horses, as an
average business, and in a better style than other
mills now in use. Its equally wen adapted to
Steam, Water or Horse Power.
The undersigned, agents for the ~patantee, would
announce to the public that they are now prepared
to furnish Mills, with or without horse power, Of su-
perior quality and workmanship with the right 10
use the same, upon the most favorable terms, at their
mandatory, No. 202, Second street, St. Louis, Mo-
We have also tho right for the manufacture Of
Childs' Patent Double Saw Mills
The successful practical operation Of these mills
through the country has been the means Of establish
ing their great reputaiOn-and with improvements
in construction and increased facilities in m~anufac-
turing, wo offer them to the public With full conf
dence If their advantages.
All orders addressed to as will be promptly execu-
ted, and any information in regard to Mills cheerful
ly given.
Persons ordering Mills viii please mention the
State and County in which they wish TO use them
KINGSLANDS 4 FERGUSON
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06
The only Exclusive Wholesale Grocery
House ~ 81. joseph.
JENNINGS & SMITH,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

w hO1e@&1S GroOor0,
Corner Second and Frances SITS.
DESPECTFULLY call the attention Of Country
II Merchants to their large and varied stock o.
Groceries, which has been increased by late arrivals
at the lowest rates Of freight, and viii receive daily
additions through the season. Having purchased f6f
cash, they present more than ordinary Inducements
to buyers, and will satisfy all that favor them with
a call, that they can and win compete with 81. Louis
prices. TheS have in store:
600 bags Rio Coffee. so boxes starch
40 z o Java Coffee 20 do lemon syrup
100 chest and be chests $50 whole and 81 boxes
assorted Teas candy
$50 Dbl rcboiled and 8 II 800 doz cans Fields cello
Molasses brated Baltimore oysters
100 half bbls do 100 bbL half and ar bbls
so kgz BeIeher's Syrup mackrel
$50 Hhds n o Sugar 800 dozen SxI0 and 10xl2
60 bbls crushed f" window sash
so bbls Tar 100 hf bxs assd glass
100 stands do 300 doz bed cords
800 bbls & hf bills crack so coils manila and iuts
ers Of various kinds rope
200 bxs assd Tobacco 400 b'dles wrapping paper
100000 ass'd Cigars 500 bbls S + and extra
1000 sacks 9 A Salt F1our
1890 SKIS Dairy q 1900 Or and half bxs SIR
10 bales Al Domestics dimes
100 do cotton batting go dozen zinc Eashboards
125 10 do yarn so nests tubs
500 kegs nails IS dozen wooden buckets
80 do sc Soda ESQ bxs star candles
And a general assortment Of sundries too nEmer-
Gus to mention in an advertisement.
Our consignment, 5000 bbls KanaWha salt, at ST,
Louis rates, freights added.
Orders are respectfully solicited and shall receive
prompt attention, and every effort made TO give en-
tire satisfaction.
September, q, 1855 vlnIs-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
CHINESE Sugar Cane.

THAyE a supply of this seed on sale. Price pei
In So. per o., 20 cents. Persons RENTING me
Is cents, shall have one ounce sent them postage
This exotic pIant, known as Sorghum Sacehardtuul
recently introduced into this country by the Patent
Office, may be cultivated to advantage II every par
of the United States. 1t VIII make a good crop Oh
the poorest soil. From experiments already mace II
syrup making from the juice Of tins plant ! iuI9
believe that sugar can be prohtably MADE; al an
rata. r = worth q trial by every farmer.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov, 29a No. 200 Main ST., Cincinnati.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06
SALE OF LOTY!u
One Hundred Extra Lots, In the Town


The propEietors Of the town Of Archer, knowing
that they have one Of the most beautiful Town Sites
in Neoraska Territory, feel assured that the place
needs but to be seen to be admired, and they have,
therefore, concluded to offer One Hundred Lots, il
the above named Town, al. Pubic Auction, on We'd
nesday, November 9th, 1856, it being the first day
Of the District Court.
Archer Is situated on a high prairie, nine miles
from the Missouri river, on the most direct route iron
Nebraska City to Topeka, in Kansas, and is the
County Seat Of Richardson county. The Lots tobe
sold and no mistake. Terms made known on day o.
Sale. A. ID. KIRK.
Secretary Archer Town Ccurany.
Oct. 2ash, less, M~3
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06

To O6R FkIESDs EAsf,-At the risk Of
giving offence, we will suggest an entire change
of programme to those Who wish to give Kan
sas efficient aid.
LIST. A man who is worth nothing East, is
worth nothing Wess. Many thousands of dol
lars have been thrown aNayin fling out worth
less young men, who have come here and sEaid
a few weeks, done more ham than good, and
finally left for parts unknown.
"a We think it will not be necessary foi
them to make any special effort to raise srms
and ammunition for us.
The above we clip from the Herald O
Freedom" a Ftee-State paper published a
Topeka, Kansas.
: TIE New CoUET1 COMMISSIONERS, he'll
their first Session in this place on Monday last
Not much business ofimportance was transact
ed. A tax Of 8 mills on the dollar Oh tn
taxable property in the County was levied 70
County purposes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06

GRAPE RoOFS.A2O,O0O Catawba Grape Roots
VI two years cid. for sale. Price So per hundred
$40 per thousand. JIM. MCCULLOUGH,
Nov. 29tf No. 200 Main St., Cincinnati.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Drownville, N. T
October LIST, 1855, which if not taken out within
three months will be sont to the Dead Letter Office
Washington, D.. C.
Bradley Hon Jas Burch Rev II
Duly Geo 2 Dorithy Mrs S
Hale David Jones James
Medley A Neal Mrs S
Nelson Jason Reeder Tuesdale
Persons calling for the above letters, will pleas
say they are advertised.
AS HoLLADAY, P. n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-12-06

Oregon, Nov. %, 1856.-5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
,,,uMOND ENQUIRER,
T"N c,.,y. sxnrwEKSLv' AND WEEKLY.
rrp;I'AH ,,, PRYOR & DUNNAFAST.
u y X NJ ::

,vru dollars per annuul. ana al inc
~ ,r. il 'akcn tor SnSlsr. ;'sr. per snnum, and
=. !" o Weekly h>c "nI'"ls pe' "''. ~ no,G
i> months, pNy"o!e III ";'. ~ .x aollnrs
j. ~, a.. r,Inil'c1 ny r "'n'
=, .. .f., end OF the year. 49,, ,;.,,,,.,;,n of tho
;; '', of extending the eire"'a',oh W ,ho %
~ .r INQUIRER III the southern Wwrxiy
y,.-v,N' ' >,,nurnccd the Issue OF . -
r.ss.e |N'' Ian. nrsrly all the rcs"ihs h'A''4 VI
iGs". S,rH Weekly ei'nohs. ,,,s.,.r of ths
a. .ra TIIKER which Ia now "hal 10 "; r%,, ,%.
.aNuNp E!.,oy .,n,r that Is the purpose " .ne
~. :! Al ,arly energies To the % In,n-s ,bs
l. - e. % =. .NoihIuglsIn hns oF'oe"'
|. ~ ,...,r.r /, p,.hlshed every wednesday
q. Messy r"S,,m i; usid IN advance, OF LOT e-.'o
?. @. IS. - l'' , -,.i, IN advance. deducUoh
ID !H. E''' H,h. IN the following fa'o; 'o S san
&c .. 's'', 81 rnou!rcr will be turn'Snsa 10.
r.,' y, so twenty four copies aio % ~ -
:, .,:e r'"P,ifttSSNTs OF ADVERTISING. ,,. sr,,
!lE'I@ For TEs lines or less, nr't
>, rFr IlNii .,~S avery succeeding inseruoh '"en'
~ =, .! ,,.r,,s twice week or tA're "'n u
- c'.' su! hall cents ior esen ms @ st, u,s
= ,-' '"'''s ,i,,n inserted only once "eeA my
{. .,t - E:.'a;v-For TEN nncs or less mrs. IN
lhE s1N 49, c.,,rs for each subsequent 'iis.' @ .on M
t'i.". : ,,E:',u inserted only once "o'A
~. -. S,,,..Iy-For S,,. TINS lines or less is
.>!Hi 80. ,,r each ,E;inunnce MY cc"'e' r. "a
,,s-1' Gems charged s35 Tor one square 81 ~
49, ns,,s aud in ;hat proportion LOT h.t,
e :. a. r"irr length. except AucnohecFS WHO
49, 4. - - n,I,.lr.rs nud Tributes ot Nesp.''
- . -. ny charged Tor is a>i' ,n,.d with tho
-: !'..::,, 80, .....ucc must be "ceoP'.n."
ua''' ',' ...-r-y references. toinsure execution.
5 'Ha'r - ice may hc reunited per n'a'' III
N .,,. B.u> n0;es. NJ the risk oi ,he Eu..o.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YuRE, Sept. 3.-The steamship Pers'a m.
rived to-day from Liverpool, with dates to The I'd
August
her 18th. Mr.. DI.ra.li's leadcrslrp Is bec"m'"g
di,ta, 10 his followers. The London Times ed
itorially approves of Mr. Marcys reasoning O.: th-
subject of private.ring.
Louis Napoleon is reported urging the claims Of
Prince Pierre Bonaparte to the throne Of the Dan
ubinu Kingdom, and is considering what title To be-
stow on the American descendant Of Prince Jernin',
a doubtful report is current that France AMI +, -
land have addressed ulrlmatum 9 the hinS "t -
pes aud in the event Of his reusal 10 comply "i'ii
Irs demands the representatives Of those P"""l7 "i
Immediately to quit Naples. The King II reporter
to have consented TO some of the required c'hce1'
sions but not to a satisfactory extent report -
uso spread TINT thu King intended ~ aooc"'e " '"'''
of more liberal Prince. u
l.ma,l, R.ni and Kelia, within the stipulated SIX
months H., t..
rho crew of Pruss ship OF war aud s"in" AIge-
I'm. nraies off the coast OF Morocco. Eight o; tho
former were killed and twenty wounded. Prince
Adalbertw wounded.
The harvest in France is coneldsred fully an aver
age one.
The Government of Holland has refused to assent
TO the principle Of arbitration before resort to arms
a. recommended by the Paris Congress.
There i. nothing important from Spain. The DIM
Guilty with Mexico remains unsettled.
LIVERPOOL, Au .ust 23.-Cot'on s uncbanged. Inc
sales OF the week amount 10 47,uOO ba!es. The Bro
kers Circular quotes declD. OF cne-sxicenth ~ The
poorest qualities Of cotton. The weather Is unset
lied, and there reports of potato rot "hsat "s
advance ID. tn Sd. Flour has advanced IS. !" |S'--
Corn has advanced Is. . 49,
Richardson quotes, red wheat at 7s ID To lo' "hre
lbs to lis. Canal and Baltimore flour 9s {" So 'i'
Ohio :S}s 10 34-. liked corn 35' y-l'o" ''i'' ii
,;s;o,s u,ars uncbsnp.d Money also WAS unchanged
C"n.oIs a5I o9ji Th- bullion IN the ba"k 9' Eng
land n n irCreased t3g,UOu.
lhv Brokers Circular quotes Corn at an advance
of3 sh,llinss. Richardson quotes i,w quh'!''-S VI
! Wbs,t and Flour rs uusaeabe. White Corn oo..
i'd a 3is. Sd: mixed 33s. TO 8, I'd. Choice BG!t:
| more Flour S's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
ACTION SALES.


LAND AND SLAVES FOR sALE'
I,\a,, - i,y ~ October next emil onet tof s''''
rr, , premises tue iand belonging 10 the estate
- sander More, d"ccasci lying on Dan kiTer' III '.s
-, = ,.tii,X aud each side OF the hlcni""hu ana
TryI Ea. Aoal. Iurcc miles above New f'rr! 81"
ra..,.4,t contains, sy late survey, "1S! acres
a,,- a,.; loo acres are river and creek low GROUNDS;
. :. .ss midst O: tie best lands o tue county "n'
49,. ....p-ly .aut 10 any III the Ne shoorhoou "s
. o. ne rX,rut has aecn Impaired ny sSste' h Va ~
.g, mana cement pursued Tor msny years "", he
,...glw in good cIndi'ion, aud n'ost u. u ~ ,
.y r,c!u;,nrd when il woId be- one O' TN M u | h.,
4. ...,a and valuable estates In ihc c'uh'! I;aj
Id To-, ,,nv III! handsome, nai what l. no '' .. 49, -
mated il, ,nc best me!gao0r!o1a III I!e v'.'' -
~. ,:u,ncr Is not a5ind ,n out Is s"I'v'si!'' VIZ.
,.- economy for all necessary purposes VI IeiVt"s
-. y and The improvements are such rs are usuu'S
,'. ,',I;I e.;a;es lony occnpci BY old persons.
.-- description /, unnecessary ms persons WIN "'s9
L. ..-,g.r Generally rxsninc for ihemselves -
~. IL. l,i Oi November. AZ tue same place; 'ns''
axe, 5con.il ~ ;he estate together Will tue
-. .... .l,!.G. implements, &c.
...s, arc se,wrn! ~ and 10 III number ana axe
.-,,ssa az likely and valuable.
-..s ~. belonging IN" plantation slN HKeiS ahu
s- "a young mules. sud large new taresh.hS ma
w.ch hus Locu used ouly for the crop o' the pre-
-. .-c.n, will be made known on the day of snlc
" WOOpSON HUGHES,
Executor Of Alexander Moore. deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05

UfnIt SAI.E
FON SALE.
IERY valuable Tr8ci of Land, lyin.


a VERY valuable Tract OF Land, lying In the lower
IA pur, OF the county of Lunenburg, on the Meherrin
River md contsuiug III acres The sub-c'1bcr living
in m. immediate peighborood will take pleasure In show
ing the land TO any gentleman who wishes 10 purchase
ROBT. 4, ATKINSON.
great bargain is offered ul Private. Sale in the
above tract OF land up WEDNESDAY, the 2t,h OF sep
tembcr next On thr day (uness previously disposed oD
will sold public auction tho premises Such de-
sirube property i rarely in market Onehird, (say 'D
acres is beautiful original timber and Ia believed that
such body wood and considering it's extent Rni Ter
,ilty c.auo, be found in Eastern Virginia good por
ton uh!ch s large pine has been cultivated but never
exhausted and will now produce h' inc bnc'o rs whrn
is of course in fine heart while the old part Of the land il
improving rapidly under very Indifferent management j,
has all OF the necessary buildings except dwelling house
and its appurtenancc. is IN pleasant ncighborhood,
as healthy as any in Virginia 81 miles from Blacks and
Whites Depot on the South Side Railroad and eight mcr
from the Luncnburg Plankroad
On the same day (2lth OF September will be sold the
growing Crops Stock of all kinds, Farming Utensils Fur.
niture &c, &c. -
Auge-ctf ROBT. 4. ATKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
AUCTION SALES.
AN Enn SAl


ID ENG dcsirous Of locating my servants In Texas ths
ID fall, | will sell the farm which reside, lying
mostly in the county Of Madison the Rapid Ann River,
about midway between Orange Court House and hRr
boursvillc ani Immediately the McAdamizcd Road
leading from the Valley OF Virginia TO Gordonsvlle con
,siniuc Coz acres.
There about I3O acres cleared. divided into six
fields the balance in heavy oak hickory and pine tpr
There are about 30 OF fertile River boti"' WIN
ample Creek Flats for meadows. The SOIL Is wen
adapted 10 the growth ut wheat tobacco" OATS ana
grass and the open land in good state OF Improvement
the three preceding crops Vi wheat beng i''o i'o
500 The latter would have exceeded 2uD0 but Tor the
injury from weather The present crop Lot yet uo'
lvered.
The location of this has many advantages in tire
outlet stock proximity various mills Qherc being
fourteen fifteen radius OF eight milcs) and 'hr
facilities of transportation 10 market afforded by good
McAis,nized Road TO Corionsvlc the Virginia Cen.
trail Rail Rond and geod Plank Road Orange Court
House on the Orange and Alexandria Rail Rond-the dis
being and eight miles respectively The health
of 'he neirhborhood and general inclg OF the c
| zcns around are proverbia.
This farm hns bcon divided into two tracts 10 be sold at
together in separate parcels 10 suit purchasers win
ample wood and either tact. One tract contains
| :t32 acres the other 2i1 acres.
Those wishing more particular description are reieire"
to tho Hon Jeremiah Norton Cupepcr county, r. b. som
whose address is Somerset Post otco Orange county va
| GEO 4. SMITH.
If the land is not sold privately before the sh day ot oc
tober next of which due notice will be given will then
be offered publicly the highest bidder on the premises
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
LAND FOR SALE.

an THURSDAY, the 18th day OF September, lsi',
" shall offer. the premises, at ubhc auction my
tract of land called BUFFALO, lying in the lower end OF
the county OF Buckingham, three miles from the Female
Collegiate nsttu'c, and three and hHl from III" Farm
v!n and b. ckusan Plank Road This tract hdJnns the
lands Of MIR Alexander Trent, Il. NJ. Richardson and
others and contains between twelve and thirteen hundred
good portion If which il hre creek aud branch
land we'll dtchcd and draincd-the high land is OF fine
quality and well wntcrcd. The improvements are dcsira
bc and consist OF good dwelling mouse" barns einh e.
nvcrseers house, corn house carrago house md all
ccssngy houses. also, good garden aud ouns Or
cturd The neghborhood is desirable ami the place
rragkuio its healthy location. This tract OF nnd
c,n conveniently divided into two more parcels
desired The ii 10 is undoutted, and the terms will be
ic easy and accommodating purchnscrs Possession
viii gr"n for the purpose Of seeding crop OF whea
from day of sle iar does MT Interfere with
tie, growing crops the tinr and urossesnn on or De
fore the day Decent next Further DESCRIPTION
i, deemed uuncce-4Hy the subscriber viii sho" tho
land any person wishing view H. and will Tux" pic"
sure In furnishing any information III rcehrdi !
Address K. &. HORNTOS,
Gravel Hill P. o. Buckingham county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
3IACUINE Betting.

vUlHE general superiority of India Rubber over ths
II beat Leather Belts has been proTcd ny n trlhl ol
now more than fifteen years THIS together with the fHc'
that continual improvements have been made III ther
quality WARRANTS Us in representing that they are really
snperio, 10 ali others open, particularly heavy or main
Bette They preserve perfectly srno1 ana even sur
face They do not stretch! rarely require Tightening more
than once will always str9ieht, and with perfect
bearing ON the pueys (by which, we believe, power OF
oO ner cent is gained the best Leather bels) Will
stand heat OF 800 degrees OF Fahrenheit and any degree OF
cold and can be run places or exposed TO inc wen
her wi;huu, injury Thev therefore nve"aole iof
SAW MILLS CoTToS GINS, MINES, GRAIN hLENAToRs'
and all other exposed plHcrs.
We furnish Belts OF any length or width but none are
made. unless specially ordered vi more than twehtyour
| inches wide.
We keep copsantly hand largo stock and orders
by mail telegraph will receive prompt attention. small
orders ms carefully executed ms the largest.
Ali the Belts sold by warranted, Except Cross
belts for which do not recommend them and II is
worthy Of that hare had but rer returned in fifteen
years. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets Agents for the
Manufacturers
N B-We also Agents for ManufnCory of Leather
Benr and keep always hand full stock Of the
at factory prices. w. & b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-05
70MMIssIoNEH'S SALE OF 4 vALUABTE

DY virtue OF decree "n'"r" 81 syecaitorm o! the
lD Crcu!: Court for Spu.-y .ri!a county NJ the Court
Z. -. II the iowM "t fredericksburg on Tuesday, the
~. day "f JTH" 1851. in the -U OF T. A. Bower and
'u"r- plain'i, : Mary 4 Kothrock widow OF VIM.
@I:.:D.1 deceased. Gn u,h'r-. defendants; shall rs
a.: .-:1 sir II the INST fair day thereafter soil at
;.oGc auc'on ne FARM known a, ROCK SPR Nc, in
>?n,.y vsun la"ly b"on.n: to Col Wn |. Rothrock.
",",s'.!, r:,t.ning about SEVEN HUNDRED AND
~: TEEN ACRES, bounded by the river Pc on the South
q II" fa: ay 'c county road leading from Fr"dericks
w = ~,:.cG. Mil the West by the lands OF sta
co" tr4:c..! anl the North by the lands {" James
!"!NE Az! Jpir Smith, aid G.sant ~ mics from
''i'r"ssa.r.. h.d Il ON SpDtsj yana Court House.
."s ',1.y i'si :a0lc Fnrm-t Is well situated, well
'"rei ""G nni"l and we'll improved Apart al tho
~ ''7"u"i ;'r sheep grazing. 1t was the summer
.'t4ce q: Col hrthr1ck and 10 neatly and suisaniih
"'L ,ed "uH all improvements necessary Tor farming
LIZA" ,9aDg's sad convenience sf family. lmme
$40 ta-c-sDa s be given for the purpose OF seeding
'' AMI P:"a:l@c for crop next year, and 'uii pos
'i .'". ou Ac !si OF January, 1884, perhaps sooner
: .r't.-' neat
TERMS us SALE-Ten per cent. cash, and the ba.
'@e" " '." and years with interest from the day o
80. % purchaser give bonds with good security, ana
,,,'' q" 'f,-' - the deferred payments Inc
,, ''"''. ?, tc unqu"stonablc but selling Hs Com
'Aid !err,c ''' ''"'' " '
ana on SATURDAY,, the Ia,h Of September, at one
" '.Hli -ci! upon Ike terms the premises Lot
'Ah "i ff'd"rlcg-Hu:S, ,rul,ims iiIrty feet So
~ ''r" r:.I running dV~ ia, Rhr,Rnnnck liver
, :, OF lot designated in III" plat :" the town a-
20 NJ %. NJ. CRUTClIFIELD, Cornm'r.
\ ''c 10; the Crops. Stock, Plantation Implements.
'i-'y. furniture sc. on the F"rm. Will take place
-F!'- 'as 'ai, ut which due notice Will BE- given
q. NJ. C.
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