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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
McGragor. Oct. II, 1856.
NEW BRICK STORE
II. II, WIE,N ER$i)I,,

&
Of the late firm of Allen IL Wilkerson,
having completed his New Brick Sore,
a. McGregor, north side OF Main Street
is now receiving the most ex cnsive and
valuable Stock of Merchandise ever offer.
ed to the buyers Of Clayton County.
His assortment comprises nearly every
sing thai may be required in his country
The following brief lis OF such ar ic!-
As rccur 10 tb. mind, will give only a
tsint idea OF piles OF Mere bandise, and the
variety of useful Ornamental aud indis-
pensabIe articles thar crowcd his commo-
dious Three Story Building.
In Dry Goods | have
Flsnnel.. C;.ssimcies. Sa1tinstts,
Broad Cloth Sheetinys, Tickinss,
Linseys, Jeans, Prin.s,
DeI.a'ns. Cashmeres, Merinos,
Dri!iinss, Silks, Bareges, ,s,.
Sa.ins. Laces, Grapes. IA
q roS e. !: i e. = lisa,;
l. Tea, Coffee, sugar, Rice, oaterAt9ast
MoI.sses. syrups, Allspies, pePpss,a,,
Ginger, salt, Fish, Flo. :aard .,axs1sn eco
A v.r e. Isl i s. Sol + RyIHE.sn
costs, brock cs@' s8As)xp Ayers..
ves,s, Stocks TppsrS Hats.
CRNC4CRE. q all description
s,nf-.4ss .or he hAmblest Cabin or the
/ sso furnished Mansion. Glass Ware
/ Tim Ware, Wooden Ware. Willow Ware
! = II q W are.
Axez, Saws, Flies, Chisels, Flames, Butts
llfs,- 1sStS, Knives and Forks, Pen ane
P0clet Cutlery, Spoons, Bells, Brads
lB y ILDIN G II TERRA L S
saeh = Nails. Glass, Putty, Screws anG
kusr Trimmings, Timers and
Rhsterers' Tools, Oil Stones
CORhAGE OF ALL SIZES, STOW Es
2 ~ asALL PATTERNS.
Stovs Pipe sGrindstones, Butter and
~ svisions Generally.
0laCksmiths' Tools,
IsIfiASD
MING UTENS ILS,
Plows,aR akes. Shovels, Hoes, Spades
yfhty Log Chains,
Drugs, Ngoaev~l assortment of Dyes
.tk392es arx.
Note Papsr. Lever Paper, Fools Cap
MemorsnAsn Cheek Books, Schoo
Books. Lod0erM. Miscellaneous Books
Pens. lnk,JEnRjppsa, Waters, d., DC.
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER.
FindtrralkaYs gon hand.
FuEnTNure.
Bedsleads, EydnacG z Chairs, Ruckin:
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
Dissolution.

The firm hitherto known under the name of
Alien "i.kcrson & Co, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Al the debts Of the firm will be
paid by ii. ii. Wilkerson who is alone authorized
to co!cctall notes and accounts now due OF to be
come!,,ue.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to Allen
Wilkerson 4 Co, are earnestly requested to call
at the store No. 6 Main street and pay up.
WIN. w. ALLEN.
ii. FL. WILKERsoy.
Jas. II. DICKENS.
Nrcresrr, Aug 81, 1855 ns%
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
M G RE COR 3 a e z RY,

M G i il GCH FL a * i n r..
MICHAEL BERNHARTZ,
Would Respectfully inform the public
that he he will continue the Baking Bust
ness in all its branches, at his new three
story Building, one door east of the Am
erican, where he kegs constantly on
hand good supply of Bread, and all
kinds Of Cakes and Pies.
EF Meals and Lunches furnished at
short notice.
Having had experience in the business
for number of years, he is confident
that he can satisfy all those who may ia
vor him with call.
Wing M. BERNHATZ.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
10000

Acres Of unimproved land, the very best in the
Country. For sale on easy terms
by H. D. Evans
splendid saMOll Farm.
100 Acres of choice Land, for sale, within three
miles Of kcGregor, partly under cultivation, good
water, Cabin, &C.. for sale on reasonable terms,
known as the Henderson Farm.
vl-nl. Fl. q. E.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
FANCY ARTICLES,

IN snort he keeps on hand everything usually call
gu ior ID GROCERY Store. His store is in the new
nick building one doer south ofhs old stand where
he will be ready tall times to wal, upon his cuyto
mers.
MARTIN N,..,,.,,E0T,
Ffs!re Gl Chen. Oct 81, Ise. -
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07

G tSf@f @Ne
8 store.
THE Subscriber is now opening at Nc
Oregon. in the Stone Building between
the American and McGregor House the
largest and most complete stock of
r + A d Y NJ A d f CLOTHIN G :,
Ever brought into this Mart will be sold
at prices lower than any other establish
menJ in the West. The Stock consists
in part Of
I, D a { S,
PANTALOONs AND VESTS,
All we'll made, and of every style
and quality. In the line of
Gen - E1C1I.11l8h'R
~ ID q al s,
We have everything needed to equip and
adorn the outer man, comprising
Shirts and Collars. Hand
kerchiefs, Undershirts and Drawers.
HITS IND Clips,
Please give us a call 'bsfote purchasing
elsewhere, as we are conf9eAttha we can
suit you in all particulars n Remembe,
The place, Two doors West bfthe Ameri-
can. &c rs eel
M.issisgorssv.s' asoL. KUN.
One Lar correct and best quality Of
.rssying, COMPASS
| u LiffInke Panorama, magnifying
"a Picture.
Ion Powerful Microscope, magnifying
|nhf 10000 times,
Magic Lantern,
" Music Box, ~.--.-- ...
" Arnold Barometer highly usefu
for nautical purposes,
I" Fine Far-Seeing Spy Glass.
All, or singly, to be sold in the shortest
possible time, as they are held on Com
mission, and will be sold according to or
ders al any sacrifice. Enquire at the U
States Store, Stone Buildings, East o
McGregor House.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
FARM FOR SALE.

Two Hundred and Forty Acres of Land within
one and half miles Of HAsDIS, = hourishing
village in Allanakee Co, twenty miles from NC
Gregor. said Farm is known by the name of
the Jackson Farm, said Fasm is composed of
Prairie and Timber, about equally divided, and
is regarded as one of the best Farms in ALBANIA
kee County. For sale on easy terms, by
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
We "" X'OR STORE!
FU LII B lis II!

The Proprietors OF the above Store,
beo leave to inform the citizens of Nc
Gregor, and Clayton and adjoining Coun-
ties, that they have opened with large
and we'll selected stock of
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-07
INSURANCE AGENCY.
ZEE b KINMAIRU,


| Offer for sale on the most reasonable
terms the following desirable farming
Lands,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
| nan Ints On Iesbsfg.a "
NEw YoEx, March "a.

* The ship John Rntledge, from Liv.
erpool ID New York, which called On
the f6th Of January, ran into In Ice.
berg onlthe 18th Of February, and We
90 badly damaged that she was aban.
doned The passengers mn crew took
70 boats, One Of these boats, which
had contained thirteen souls, was pick.
ed up Oh the 2Sth Ofs Febr,aty 81 TIE
ship Germahia, which arrived here
yesterday But one sailor was slive
on bo4fd; al the rest had died ofstarI
walton. The four other boats lad NH
ed for the Gulf stream. The johI
Rutlcdge had one hundred ana fwenl
~ passengers, and ! crew Numbering
twenty-five. She Was insured hi
$4,000 She had ! cargo of eiehl
hundred ltuns Of imcrchandize, pro6a.
bly, insured il Europe.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

i. LUCKY ESCAPE. A tax-col lectcIDIl
Long Island inyoluntarily robbd I
lady other yalise last week.. He ~
riding along in aabuggy, wherIhe
overlook her and accedesl to her BE-
questto take her as i passenge =
Not liking her, appearances -wlfh
was decidedly masculine he dip
ped d glove, and when she got hi
Tor II, drove off rapidly. The u Ii
fired i pistol twice at him, with|ll
effect; and the valise was found %
contain q pair Of pistols and . Boke
knife. 'flsf : iiA
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

RAILsoAb AcclDEx1. .-Anexpress train
on the Little Miami rsilroad, o., Tuesday
morning. run int The accommodation
train standing Oh the aide of the track 81
Spring Valley, The engineer, G. Hunt.
was injured fatally, and died soon otter.
ward. A fireman Was also badly bruised,
but none of the passengers vert hprt.--
The engines and baggage car were nearly
.demolished. III. aI-.A t. .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Nv nm Route.

We sre plsassd b STATE thst NJ. D. s
A0aiaepls ot winssld. has procured re
,onsract Or carrying shs nail = the new
roue. from Bed House Shoals 70 Tie
aurricaus Bridge. sir. u. ,in,ends .
s,mmssce opsrasions imnsdia,sly. This
rouis has been long and greatly needed;
Affords - citiseis u he Hulric.n(
ad Mud river country naoh sdvsstAes
sss che top,s n. of charlsiisn. I'd
in MIN ! diasssnes q conc thrsssr
our dsys = tins. ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Blue Laws.

We noticed some time since that a ne.
gro graduate Of oberlin College. III Ohio
had been elected ciork Of. t.at county ~
This Niger institution, it will be seen
from Gle follo&ing rules, has changed il
color from black 70 blue. We sextraci I
few Of tie rules for 1885,: from an Ohio
paper, in order that our readers may see
how things are .,done up by the free
niggers and AbolitionistS Of o.io;
Rule 10. All young ladies' sLall a !.
tend prayers ut tie chapelin the evening
and III the morning, al their RESPECTIVE,
boarding places; aisu, at each recitation. \
| ITae words in brackets are not in tn,
printed rules, but are prsc,iced. Pupil
being required to hear six long dry, sniv--
cling, canting. whining Abcliion prayers
| Rule sIl.-All young ladies will b.
| required to attend church twice on the
sabbath, and also % attend the weekly
religious lecture" They are very long
IA. Z y y Z. 3
dry and unin eresting, AMI not singl
new idea in them.
Rule n. No young ladies' shall b.
allowed 70 travel on the Sabbath" THAI
Jordan is 4 hard road TO travel.
"Rule i3.- Young ladies arr not al
lowed to call at each others rooms OF
walk into the streets for recreation ON tht
Sabbath" IGod, according these Blue
skins. dwells not in nature; the TRINA.
ment slloxeth not his handy work.
Rule l4.-All are prohibited. on pain
of expulsion. from visiting tLose Of the
other sex At their rooms, or receiving
visits from them 1t their own. except in
ease Of severe Illness, and permission
FIRST granted from the Principal" This
looks like monopoly, Us some Of the Pro.
fessors heretofore have been great visit.
ors1of the opposite ser. Rumor says
others are fond Of female society.
Rule i5.-None are allowed 10 walk
for recrea.ionS with gentlemen, without
leave from the Principal. or the Lady with
whom they board" [Theys evidently
have a poor opinion ofthe morals. Of tie
male ser in OborlinG they know each 9th,
ef too well; n a
"sale 16.-No young lady who does
not reside with ler parents win be allow.
ed To walk in the fields or wood, or ever
60 to the railroad station, without special
permission" Dangerous place that %,
ladies the leaders seem 70 be like Solo.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

A NEGRO DEFENpAsrl IN il SRDuc.
ron CASE. The ~ frican Roscius, !
Is he styles himself, III England, and
who has for years been acting in dif.
ierent parts Of Europe, ~ . tragedian,
has recently been tried i'll LONDON ia
Iedncing the wife 81 ! brother actor,
white man. The name 81 dc ne.
no tragedian il Ira Aldridge, and
he attempted to prove liz entire ~,
locence pc the charge, bul the color
the hair wool of i child born %
be plaintiff wife, vent against hin,
| Id he was mulcted in damages.,
! hese black Othello5 have no jtreai
tpnble ID finding Desdenonas 81 the
lher side Of the Atlantic.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
Women, Rights II the Assembly -MaFF
Mems Report. !, siss

I'm the Assembly, on Friday lasthI
report was call for from the JnA-|
ciary Committee. on the petition I'll
Woman's Rrghts,that had been refs
red toIthem. Mr.. Foote. from fhk
committee. made . rather hnmerot
report. He said that the Jndiciaf
Committee, was composed ofmarrie
and single gentlemen, and that th
bachelors hal left the subject .preftI
much To the married. men. aud they hal
considered it with the aid ofthe lighI
before them and the experiences mar
ried life had given them. He pro
|ceeded: - No.
s'Thus aided, they are enabled q
state that ladies ALWAYS have the besI
piece and choicest titbit at table
They havcthe best seat ID thecars, car
riages and sleighs; the warmest place
in winter. and coolest place in sum
mer. They have their choice o.
which side Of the bed they will lie
front o. back. A LADY, dress cost
three times as much as that Of . gen
|tleman; an l at the present time, Will
the prevailing fashion. one lady occn
pies three times as much space in thu
world as . gentleman.
| 1T has thus appeared to the mar
rici gentlemen Of yonr committee. be
ing q majority, (thc bachelors bein,
silent for the reason that they are still
suitors for the favors Of the gentlel
SEX that if their is any inequaIit,
or oppression ii the case the gentle
| men are the sufferers. They, howev
er, have presented on petitions for re
dress, having doubtless make ii
their minds to inevitable destiny.
son the whole, the committee hay
concluded TO recommend no rneasur,
exceptIthat, as they have Observes
several instances. III which husband
and wife have both signed the cam,
petition. In snch case they woult
recommend the parties to apply for
law authorizing thenfto change dres
SEES 80 that the hssband may wear til,
petticoats and the wife the breeches
and thus indicate to their neighbor
and the public the trie relation ii
which they stand with each other.'
This report upon the petitions was
referred to the committee. On tn,
bill relativeto the rights Of married
womenithe committee reported I'D
verselSs taking the ground that tht
present laws are adequate to the end
sought, RocAester Union.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

FkAL RExcoUxFRE.-On FRIDAY
evening last, ~ Coalpork two men
na,nh Watson and o Neal. madden
"a b TIE influence Of liquor, got ~
TO 8 barrel and came q blows, n
.seml thas aftef the 6rst passag CA
arms Stson, having gotten tha bet
Ter OIL Neal, wished % desist bpl
ONE declared Nit hc cCpld EhiI
him, ma they I colmnaepeed AGhtipS
igainl when. " Alison having agar
iocre( his aiitasonist jumped mo-
;limaii kicked him ID the abb Qnen
% that q Neal had 10 be carried from
VIE ltis spct, ma died itcin fbe eiect6th'
lext morning. Watsoh esseped, mi
l'Ias not vt BEEN taken IN. ga
slO.) Demo rGt. sssl
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

!, Tie following police was sent to "
TWO weeks since. but was mislaid; we nov
cheerfully make room for IL:
sbs WIxyixLp, March ~. 1856.
M.sas. EDrroHs - You will please
Withdraw my name from before the public
rs candida ga. the ensuing spring elec'
tinp. for the Office Of Commissioner Of hi
Revenue. Ny reason for this course
shall be sa,isfac o,ily explained 10 my
friends, and all concerned. ...fs
..sl ~ Yours, DC, .t.: l4
+ DUDLEY S.MONTAGuE. !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02
MnxArkrE. March q ].

IIi MILWAUKEE, March "a,
The Snpreine Court has rendered 4
vii ofouster against Barstow, and
etablishing Basto1i's claim. III
i. MILwAuxEE; March 25M. ID
Mr.. Bashford has taken the neces-
ssy oath and assumes the duties 81
til Goyernorship ~ Wisconsin az
de-; A4bs 1IEl4i s
81 MnwAUxrE, March 25-P ! III
( sashiord has septihis message 70
thiSenate. The, HOnse adjournedto
tfitsreceptioiss Acting Gov
erpr McArthuf refused to- give may
to R&shforl. The Hlatter threatened
to be force iii shall become i,eces.
sal. gs;A asss & he
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

Mr. RICE. Of tie Jane Franklin, and
and J. y. WHaRroS, for late papers. has
our thanks. ii tal
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

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81 ballot Grass IL; y 10
IIsrlnsu laa necelaaSy for eheies
J gGapt. Grass was declared % can.
',lidats Cor tie Office Of Sheriff
on motion ofl Capt. lle, r'9eplii
ihStioS WA declared lnnShimfsl
On motion the Conyensit then
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

w. !. n = time Nv
mari 81 d<nihi cns'
$3.50 = eack llp|d 1ucsss.'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-02

Flour declined 8 Shilling. West
ern Canal is quoted BIO 1929; Phila-
lelphia and Baltimore $40 So; Ohio
36s, Wheat declinea 3 pencea Corn
declined i shillings W.. III ,EIl.
Provisions geneaally unchanged
and quiet. ll.. LIZ. ..L. i I'LL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

FAVORABLE CHANCE.-A corresp-
pondent of a Toledo paper. writing
from Washington, says "Thc last
time | was in Washington, the atmos-
phere about the National Hotel, the
political headquarters, was all pro-
slavery. Union-savers poured their
blarney into the ears Of fresh and con-
fding Members, till their scnsibilities
were overcome. When fattery and
sophistry failed, then bullying succee-
ded, and the impulses of freedom were
suppressed. 1t is all changed, now.
The atmosphere is our atmosphere. 1t
isbracing. Crooked men walk straight.
No man speaks in whispers or in bye
places, sentiments honorable to head
and heart. A great point is gained
for freedom when the tyranny that
social life cxerts in Washington is
overcome" slavery has heretofore
clbowed Freedom out of Washington,
but we are glad to have GREELEY and
others there, now, to cheer the faint
and expose the faithless.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
Secret Circulars.

We have before Us a circalar signed by
Jos. Kleckner, John Seebold, John Swine
ford, Charles Cawley, and Geo. Merrill,
"committee," (all of New Berlin) sent to
members of the Legislature, but not pub
lished, to our knowledge } urging them to
pass bill Cor "a change of line between
Union and Snyder counties stating that
'the masses have al uuabated attachment
to New Berlin, where they are determined
to g." That "Lewisburg was the cause
Of the division, with all its attendant dis
advantages and inconvenicnces, and tie
leQple will not submi: to it any longer"
Also that ''poace and harmony can only
be restored BY change Of line lihich
of the changes Of line, Of the many propo.
sed, is alluded to, is not stated. The Cir
cular tries to back up the positions taken,
by quoting from the Caronicte and "o.d
Israel, - bu; the quotations made had no re-
ference whatever to the question Of remoy-
ing the county Seat from M:dllcburg TO
New Berlin and hlgins all the costs oyer
again contcmra.el ly tbs New Berlin
iHyYen.oEf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
us. &UN1Oy COUNTY. NS.

4
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to John
YcisleY ,CaIiiarine intermarrIed with william
Kuhn, Ludwig Yeisley, Polly iutermaried
with Martin Sandel, Henry NeIsley, Michael
Yeisley, and Rachel inlcTmafriedwllh Jacob
Hartman. heirs and legal representatives Of
HESnY YEIsLEr, late Of Franklin township,
in the county of Union (now Snyder,) yeO-
man, deceased-GTectng
wv HEREAS,b by an inquest for that purpose
w duly awarded by an Orphans Court Of
the county aforesaid, the real estate Of the
said Henry Yeisley was appraised at and for
the sum OF $3.50, and on the 18th December
1855, duly confirmed, and on motion Of Isaac
SIenker Esq rule on the heirs and legal rep
resentatives of said deceased 10 appear at the
next general Orphans Court, 10 be held at
Lewisburg for the county of Union on MoSD,r
the 18th day Of February next, TO accept OF
refuse TO take the said premises aforesaid at
the said appraised price, or show cause why
the same shall not be sold. By rHE CoURr
Witness nv hand and the seal of sand Court
at Lewisbufg the 9TH dav of January A-D.ls55.
SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08

sa- Some Of the papers opposed to the
Congressman from the Clinton district, are
distressing themselves and trying to dis
trcss others, unnecessarily, in reference to
him, and, having inflicted self-torture to
the utmost extent without any effect, now
cry out in the anguish of their souls, Won't
NJ Psarce resign? From all appearances,
he will no. resigu-however much it may
horrify his heart-b bleeding foes-so long as
there is Kansas party to oppose and in
his course on that great Question of the
Day be breathes the voice of his constitu-
ents, and should not for day desert his
post Yet there is certain OTHER Pierce
at Washington, who does not represent the
popular will on the Great Question, and
who has base,y violated the sacred promi-
scs by which be obtained his seat. Now
it is possible that "Compromise" mi ght
be effected, and Congressman Pearce MAJ
resign if President Pierce will, and make
way for the people to choose new Mem
Der, and Congress to put Speaker Banks
in the White House. What say our up
river Jeremiahs to such an equitable
arrangement, under which they might all
sleep o nights Pierce for Pearce-tit
for tat-surely, ga fair exchange is no
robbery.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-02-08
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
COMPRISING ahOEt l63 Acres. for

" SALE Said Farm IS IN one Of the hest
Whealgrowing yalhcs in Central Pennsvlva-
nia.wlthn two miles (over Bridgc) TO a Rail
road. accessible to Markets, in an emueutly
healthy neichborhood, near 40 MILLS, Stores,
Church aud School Houses. and IN the midst
Of an intelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements are fr>t-claSS BANK
BARN so by 10 fect,wIih 4 far Mansion IA
House, Wagon house, Corn house, ndLI 4
other suitable OutbuiIdlnGS. 1t has large
~. Apple Orchard, and Peach and Fear trees
Sc sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is all cleared except about one
acre (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi-
ate viciniiy.) all of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks is no, surpassed for natural pro-
ductivc qualities by any in the State.
1t will be sold wholly. or a portion Of so to
100 acres, as might suit purchaser.
II Any cash man wishing such Il property
can obtain further information by applying TO
N.WoRpES, Cironict Office, Lewsburg. iS0