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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-04

DEAD TAugs.-rhe undersigned having nadearrange
III nruts with the Patentccs j. B. a w. T. Poague,
rka and Law their Hydraulic Cement Piping in II
Ridge, Va offer their services tot
public TO execute Jobs Piping in said counties They arr
M and most Pipes offered the public.
in strength and harness-conveylng
tho water cool and perfectly pure any distance All contracts
warranted a,.
Ivnchburg, Va,
the patcnoes Saunders Store p. o. Rockbridge va
W. fe,y all persons infringing the above named
Patent dated November 25th 1883. -
3D.cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-04

A lcghnny springs WHtcr.--The sub-rranrr
n has received supply of this celebrated Mineral wa
ter direct from the Springs II carefully put mp In bottles
and thought all the the water drank M
the fountain. 1t Is highly all of dyspep
and arrangement the dgcsive organs constant sup
ply will be kept hand. JOHN II SEAY, Druggist,
only Agent for I4yncbbarg
Also regular supply Of Saratoga or Congress Water
noNo
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MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL.
City Of New Orleans, January2d, 1856.

COMMON COUNCIL
City of New Orleans, January "a, 1856. {
2577
AN ORDINANCE empowering the Wharfngers to
order off from the wood work of the wharyes all
idle draws carts and vehicles of whatever kind.
Be ii ordained, That from and after the passage of
this ordinance, cart, dEay, other vehicle shall
main idly on the wooden part Of any of The wharves
Of The civ under penalty of IS for each offence
and il shall be the duty of the Wharfngers to order of
from said wooden parts of any of the wharves, all
any idle cart, dray other vehicle REMEMBERING said
dered refuse to obey the said Wharhnger shall
to be arrested the person persons thus conavenng
coverabe before any court of competent jurisdiction
for lheuse of the city.
[Signed g. i. TRACY,
y President Board Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned ]. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January 25, 1855.
jaasst lsigpedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayer.
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POLICE MINT TEE

POLICE COMMITTEE.
The following report from the above commit
tee was read and adopted, and the rules being
suspended, the resolution accompanying the
same was read and unanimously adopted:
The Committee on Police, beg leave to report upon
the petition of John l.. Davies asking that he be per-
mitted to blacksmith's shop on his property,
No s23l Julia street, favoraby; resolution is pre-
HENRY GUYoL,
P. s. WILTZ,
Il. A. BARTLETTE,
J. L. FABRE
O. BANISTER.
Resolved That permission be and the same is here
by given to Jno. l.. Davies to erect backsmilh's
provided the same be made in accordance with the
ordinances governing the same to- remain during the
pleasure of the Common Council.
FIRE CoMMITTEE.
| The following report from the above commit
tee was read and adopted, and the rules being
suspended, the resolution accompanying the
same was read and adopted, by the following
| vote:
| Yeas Messrs Banister, Bartlette, BENT,
Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Duoros, Eager,
Fabre, Giffen, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Rusha,
Stith, Thayer and Violett-T.
The Committee on Fire present the following
report:
VOORHEES, Griggs Co., agents for Miles Greenwood
| of Cincinnati, showing balance due for hose fur
nished the steam fire engine Young America" The
same being correct, resolution is presented for the
payment Of the same.
HENRY GUYOI., Chairman.
B. w. HEBRARD,
GERARD STITH,
! Resolpei That the Comptroller be and he is hereb!
authorized 10 warrant the Treasurer for the sum o
two thousand six hundred and fifteen dollars and sew
enty-hree cents, In favor Of Messrs Voorhees, Grigg
& Co.. amount OF bill of hose furnished the steam
fire engine Young America"
On motion, the Board adjourned.
| JAMES A, HOPKINS, Sec'y
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

II yVRIGE1Tge& CO.'S CATALOGUE 0F GENUINE
~ and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists and Dealers ut Propretos lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5l q Charities
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81 1-3iiI ~ M M
| Statement 81 q II
ESTIMATED EXPENDIT q LES

Statement 81
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
H., 100000 90
P P,,bIs s iii; 100000 %
tssis n 100000 90
sspest Department ss25oo
Surveyors Department. a5,ouo W
ork-H onse 5npplieR e, oov w W
Work. House Salaries, # 2 IVY tv
House Refuge Supplies, 1o,V ooe Nv Nv
House Refuge Salaries, o,aoo W
Nh n H. D asS . 10000 90
Insane n on0 M nv
Inquests 1ooon ~
Charity, /. :. 81 M
Ptinting, 9s .o,oo ~ ~
Law Charges. ~ oU oU ~ ~
StafIancs I'll g. 900 90
0fce Expenses, ooo oo 70
Compensation Of Assessors, ........ 1900 90
INTEREST,". Ao.eoo ~ ~
tArtesian Wei q Soo 90 %
Public Ceremonies, 5ooo Wy
Military Companies, i,eoo W
Assuned Obligations, aooo o w w
Contingent City nj large, 4o0Vo W
Outstanding Warrants $50, a6o ,s 81
3 50 z1s53, ..,.......... 22as 60
l lsss,.:::: s s'sss y
Deficiency in the Tfust Funds used BY the
Treasury for the current expenses q
~ bf 1859, -, \, 4. sae, so7 e
of 1853, ss,3i7 90 "a sos !,
settlement " i,h old Fire Department, in ~ -
Guiding time Of asbandment 4. o,ooo w
si,27asao 60
II ,,r.s ~ ,s5s /. !. al en-, $3.50 60
5Recep,s for 1856 " I0s3576 a.
Estimated Deficit for tho year ending Dec 100 a., %
II nses Ills deficiency i t. make the
rate q taxes Real Estate and Slaves for he year al
three.ten,hs Of one per thirty one hum
died dollars on The amount q The essnent rolls.
Say assessed rolls
Less amount to unknown owhers......... 69s,iA5
r4eaying !. \. $40 100000
which i. 30 cents VIM produce -. ....... sall 900
From which it will be necessary 10 reserve
for collections not made during The cur
rent year. S2263o 81
no cover The estimated dsfcensy... .slss654 ID
twas contemplated make the imposts this year at
tyventyave eenia per hundred dollars but in con-
sequence Of some deficiency in the Consolidated Loan
Eid which has been used By former Councils for The
current expenses Of the city, say of the
Tax Of 1852 S26Se7 e
Tax of 1855. %ssl7 Ss
Total ......s.. ........... sac, 525 II
This sum being required, the tax has to be increased
to thirty cents per hundred dolara al the same
time, lit lis proper remark that the sum OF twenty
&hree cents pef oIia hundred, would have covered al
zs the regular appropriations for the current year
Your committee regret the necessity OF this tncreas
In their proposed rats taxation. but az this decenc,
is sacred trust fund 1t is incumbent upon them Il
make provision for II without further delay. ,
While it is copgraiulatory 10 the committee 10 b
enabled 10 recommend much lower rateof taxation
than for some years past yet It s done at The withhold
The estimates Of the City Surveyor for general re
pairs, will be found under statement II, and which
amounts the sum Of 2s and to which refer
eaee Is made.
The estimate, for indispensable expenses of hi;
department for the iast year were Ss2s400 and to
projected improvements, $3.50 800
The estimates for Street Commissioners department
will be found under statement G. to whichreferenee il
mnde;
According 10 atament q the foIlowingi is the yaIu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-01

T7RANFx SHAW, sJr., &C.,, COMMISSION AND
Il FORWA RIDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchoupitonlas street, New
Orleans. ol9E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-01

T1tTE EXTRACT OF COPA1BAG, SARSA-
PARiTIIA AND CuBEBS. Prepared from the recipe of
IN eminent Physician of this city, has established reputation
Of fifteen years the most certain safe and eeeual remedy
ever the Of Glee Gonorhea ucorhea
Affections Kidneys treatise those diseases and
full each jar Can be had wholesale and
retail at the following Drug establishments: =,
J. sYAE, Canal and Carondelst streets ! WEIGHT
azne street Oreans and retail by Druggists generally
in the city and country. lal4 I'm
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- I 6t 20 . Il i 81
Comparing this estimate with that OF the year 1855 i
Mili be perceived maeFia! reducons the result VIZ
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this city for the second time from Nine Stephens hens a9sp
storing sight the blind, and the deaf to their nearing lie
will also without the Of Instruments and con
sumption in from Il to 70 days FER
troubled with fits will 10 Dr. and go restored Sc as
or blind piles outward piles bad logs in any state cured
speedily pains banshed on the hrst attendance d.
n Secret diseases the first ATTENDANCE and without
loss Of fins to the patient Advice gratis Persons i'll the
country can be attended stating exactly the state they are in
H Dr. Sheridan allows his Day Book open to al persons
and the hundreds restored TO sight Dr. allows bis
Diploma hang in his ONCE PERSONS are allowed 10 sec ne
Doctor restoring sight to the blind
Or s. can be seen at his office from A; NJ to 4 p NJ
OIL 6m w. so o"a"i ''ieets eoiio' VI it'A'''
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1. 1856 X y III i NT Pr q loo
1855. AssEssfaENT PEh8S 90. NJ
"a So Dist I'd Dist. 3dDist 9TH Dist.
Consolidated tax. 81 50 8s$as1 SO 70
Ratoaa &. Il. q. S5a u 8 ~ ~ 59 {
1885,. " 8 AZ aa5 8 q 3 Is

j. 4
The reduction from last year is seventy per cert in
the city taxi thirtytwo per cent in the railroad
ai in The consolidated tax, say with
ina faction of eight per cent in the Third District
and decrease of for the Fourth District, and nc
change in the Second and First Districts. Dat
The very defective and partial manner in which ou
assessment laws operate, has attracted much alien
lion. Measures are now being taken 10 remedy The
OWL, which, is hoped, will be successful, and
Geve In part some of the onerons burdens under which
many kinds Of property labor over others I. II
The wharvesf and landings having proved to have
been an intermanable source ofperplexiy and expen
ditnre, committee during the past summer deem
ed it advisable to recommend the leasing out The same
for a term of years
Theresplt Of this movement has been in the highest
degree satisfactory. From being constant and In
creasing drain the Treasury, without beneficial re-
turns, with greater mas
10 remark in the most commemorate terms OF The fealt-
szation of the project 0 M 5 .53J 4, ii. n 4.
RystatemeRts and E, it will be seen that the nett
proceeds for The three years leases from The lss Of
October Iast are S477,Se4 "a the gross amount being
S5a4 100 OD The interest allowedthe several banks,
being nearly m average of seventeen months, was
SG6975 90 The amount gained TO the city IS equlya-
lent ID one hundred and mine thousand dollars per
annr1 for three years, assnming the receipts and ex-
pendinres Of The last three and half years. according
10 the ststement as follows for q criterion:
Receipts and expenditures of the wharyes and land
ings Tor three years IS. a -.
ii y n E :
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VINCENT, CoNFECTIoNER, CORNER OF CANAL
and Caronee streets, will, the 10Th Of November, open
his Saloon for the purpose Of offering LUNCH to the La
dies said Lunch consist Of Boned Turkeys Daubes Oyster
Soup Fried Oysters Jee Coffee Chocolate, Ice Cream ETC.
Terlns-Tcn cents u dish. =.
syas himself Of this opportunity inform the public that hay
ing engaged the French cooks he will attend all
i;Trnre nar,ips meals weddings etc. MIC Sin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-01

THE IALLADAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
the scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gneers United States have examined this Machine and
OF the beautiful and useful inventions of
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious Device the gale
which gentle breeze less and less
to the wind, till, when the tempest is raging at its
height little is presented to its the thin edges AS
the of gale abae the gradually their orig
position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
ton of the sails is what mechanics have long sought Tor IN
vain.
The speed Of the wind wheel increased by powerful
of wind for is fully under the control Of regulator
waetwec engine If this Mill be well put
will require attention whatever iof Weeks To-
gether.
only why the wind for past has not been uni
verSay motive is well known to be te want OF
sefegulating machine In heavy gales the wind wheel as
constructed either Frustrated in hopeless rum or
with rapdity to heat and chafe CREAMY
injury of any kind Of gearing attached besides IN oa
weather. requiring constant and anxiety OF the aleh
lection possibly be urged is the INCONSISTENCY oil the
wind This is the fact that it requires no
outlay expense the wind enGne-o men 70 end or
fuel TO feed it. as with The mill is ready az any
time ay night moved by the wind from any point OF
the compass 1t fill large tanks ponds, that can De seu
during the intervals the winds blowing So the SIZE OF inc
mill pumps in proportion to the quanttes o.
through the year railroad stations and sugar and cotton
plantations contriyanco uneqnaled both Tor pumping
water grinding corn, ornsmented fountains A small
sized MILL with moderate wind, will raise 900 gallons OF va
Ter grind bushels of hour For further nto
| nation, orders, address so.
| S. II. GILMAN 81 Matches street. New Orleans,
| o24dlaw&Wly Sole Agent Tor the soH'heFn o'a'es'
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WINDOW GLASS.--ASSORTED SIZES JERSEY
Wv hand all the time direct from the manufacturers Foi
sale by ... -. 49,,
ialS 3m G. N. HARVEY co., ~ Union street.
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WOIFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
Ear Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any Of the
contained in the catalogue will find ii to their I'D
vantage by calling sending their orders sboys where wl
MEDICINES in the United States and at tho lowest prices
Please address, j. WRIGHT L co,
GENUINE DEDIEINE WAREHOUSE,
n24 f Nos. Isl and 81 Charities street, Sew0reans.
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TL etc conduit depot des Epaves du Qustrieme
District Jackson entire les Constance ct Lau
rel, CONNIE epave--
Une Vache rouge ayant les oress coupees obiqueent
On deasous bout de queue blanc sans eamps visible
81 Giles sont pas recsmes dams dix ours ct les de-
penses payess lis seront yendus lenohers publque
dit depot MARDI de Fsvrier 1856 10 heures a. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS Commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle-Orleans, rs JRnviar, 1856 ja26 fe1 "a
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Joseph HUFTY, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
y Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches JeWey fich
Fancy and Staple Goods No 20 Camp street under the G No.
tel New Orleans respectfully invites tho attention OF wholesale
and Retail Dealers and purchasers 10 his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which is freshly Imperfect and constantly
supplied throughout tho year.
SHELL COMl,S-Imtaon Shell and Buffalo Combs of every
style ard variety.
BRUSES-Of every description, Of his manufacture and
at the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET as Perumery, Hair Oil, Hair Pins,
Pomntum Fancy Soaps etc. -,
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books Work Boxes Portable
Desks, together with endless variety of
ETC. style and shape and unusually low PRICES
GUNS, PISTOLS, Knives Colts and Wancrs Revolving Pis
tolls Scissors Razors, Life PreserTers Fishing Reels and
Tackle every variety suit the most determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc :,
The stock this line, consisting of the t. H. Cooper NJ l.
Tobias and Joseph johnson movements with fine assor
ment of and English Levers together with large stock
of fine Eastern Jewery Sverwae etc. have been selected
with great F. ROBERTS, for many years engaged in
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
for cash great inducements will be offered to purchasers
R Every article warranted represented or the money
funded
rnnfrd mig
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dated loan railroad taxes and city TAX the result
will be on every hundred dollars valuation, for
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,s4Ak ORANGE AND LENUN TIkEES-
5%T& 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees.
-. 1900 Sicily Lemon Trees.
$500 Creole Orange Trees.
1000 Havana Orange Trees.
1000 Mespulis Japonica Trees
1OOO Malaga Lemon Trees.
1UAD Genoa Ctron Trees.
500 Mandarin Orange Trees
Also
variety of all kinds Tropical Fruits and Pantssuch as
Fig Balanas red yellow fine Gnava Plants, Famand
| o.,,.r
sent to No. 30 Camp street, to
R. F. NICHOLS Importer Of NIL kinds of Produce
| ro5 sm - the Mediterranean,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-19

TRO -BIacksniths and others, are informed
that we have Just recei ed large supply of
refined Iron-wdrranted best quality.
ANER L. 20
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-19
Public sale of Real Estate.

CgTllE undersigned Executors. of the last
u will and Tcstamenf, Of John Smith
late OF Union Township, Bedford county,
deed, will sell AT public sale on the premises
on Saturday the :25;h day of October next,
the following REAL ESTATE a:e tile pro-
perty of said decd viz.
One tract OF patented land, adjoining
lands Of George F. Riddle Jacob Bcrkbi-
mer, Josiah Griffith ani the widow Girls
mans heirs, containing about eighty SIX
acres. ihe Improvements are a log house
and log barn with other ont buildings, about
90 or 10 acres of the land are cleared aud
under fence,
Said property will be sold snbiect to a
life estate in snrall house and two acres
Of the land
Possession will be given on the lat Of
April next, at which time the pcrchass
money will he paid. JOHN AXE
Terms Cash PETER SMITH
Sept 5. 1856. Ex'ors.
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rsEoroaD rfsGH scrrooL

The und,.,sign wonld respectfully annaurct
the pualic. thd he will open in Bedford or
first Manliy of November text. high
.houl in wkicl all the branches af a liberal
,ducation. Engi sh and Cllsscal. will be taught
II is designed D. establish in Bedror., perm IN
ent Institution Of high or Ter. Il ale AMI Fe
mals. The VI lie and Fenlle departments viii
he distinct, SION As the necessary arrange
mcnts can be effected. In this school student,
will be prepared for the higher classes of any
College or to onter at once upon the active du-
les Of life.
Special care will be taken TO form in the pu.
pies habits of ord n strict pHn:iility aud thor
ougliness. We consider these as valuable el
ments of Character, and indispensable to sound
ielrning.
Thephysicai. moral and social education Of
thu pupls. will receive that attention which
their Importance demin.is
There will g three grades To the first be-
long the common English br .nches, sach as
Reading, 0rthography. Writing. Arlthmetic
Aigeha, Geometry, Intellectual aud Moral
Philosophy, Rhaforic, Logic, Botony, Ancient
Geography &c.
The third mbracesal the foregoing tog ether
with the Latin anil Greek languages.
The Modern languages. Music, Drawing,
Painting and Ornamental Needle work. will b.
oxtra studies, aud for each there will be extra
charges.
G. w. AUGHINBAUGH. A. NJ.
Oct "a, 1886
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HOWlRD lSS0CIiFIOy,
PHIL.9DELPHLq.
Important announcement

ITO al. persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
snch as SeaIinel Wcakness, lmpotencs
Guanoraea, Gleet, Syphilis, &c., &c.
The How Ird Association of Philadelphia, in
view af the awful idestrnctioa at human life aud
health. caused by sexual diseases, and the de-
ccptions whichare practisei upon the unfartnt
nate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, have
directed th.ir consulting Surgeon, as chaTifae
HE act worthy OF their name, TO give msdico-
qarice grabs, to allpersous thusatHicted. Male
or Fem ,lc )who apply byietter, with d,serle
tion OF their condition. age, occupation hab-
its Of life, y &C.. and in cases OF extreme poy-
e;..v aud suffering 10 furnish medicines free ~
charge.
The Hawarl ASso citation lisa benev tlent In
s,itution. established bv special ondowment,f for
the relief of the sick and distressed. afflicted
with .virulent and Epidemic Diseases and
its funiscln he used for no other ptTpose. /,
has now surplus Of mems, which tho Discc.
tors have voted to advertise the above notice.
It's neeiless TO add that the Association COM
nanis th highest Medical skill OF the age, and
viii furnish tue most modern treatment. YAK
uahls aivice also given TO sick and nervous fe-
males lfflicted with abiomin nalweskness, Wami,
compiaint. Costiveness, Leucorthna, &c.
Al iress (post paid DR.. Gro. Il. CALEcrs-
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
., South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEo. FAIRoHILD, Secretary.
June l, ls55.-zz
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TO THE FARMERS.

ME undersigned informs tls farmers of Bed
L for,i and adjoining C,unties that he has
made arrangements by which be Can furnish 10
those desiring, the latest improved and best az
ricultural implements Of the day, embracing
SCOTS slit lie Giant Corn and Cob Grinder
guaranteed 10 grind from s TO l5 bushels of
feed per hour with one horse--Potts' Corn
Stalk Cutter and CfGsher--irdrYGafed TO cut
from 100 10 go bushels If feed per hour. s
iiay and Straw Cutters In variety, Grain Drills,
Corn Shelters, which are unsurpassed for cheap.
ness atd quality; Cultivators, Horse Hoes,
Cider Mills, &c., &c. In short every utensil
used ON or about farm. wishing to avoid al
imposition, each machine sold by him will hs.
wayraatef TO work as represented, or no sale
and AS these machines are procured in most
Gases directly from Inc patentees ard manuiac-
turers, the purchaser VIII be secure In the right
of using.
Prices viii iIe as moderate and in some in
stauces less tlisn the same articles can t,e pro-
cured stngly from rhe manufacturers. As the
demand is very great for the tao first named
machines, orders should Ae given soon, b,
those wishing 10 purchase.
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
June 20, lsj6-x
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PRlEiFE SiLn.

TIE subscriber will sell at private sale, a
& .usbc Farm ot fiss rate limestone land,
s.,,..re ID Bedford TP., about two miles north
,.syoi bssi'ard, containing "a acres and al
cHtucc, l15 acres cleared aud under good
.ssas., of wiiici = .lrrcs are good IA .4low II
+, II h;gi, state OF cultivation, snd the tslance
!. well tlnoerei.
The improvements ere new two story Brick
Houss. with . bs>elRrnI kitchen, and IA ioun-
tin lrin at It's. loos, AMI in the seller; frame
stly', with W 1goa shel az corn CRIB atta cl-
cj; i iog barn. Also, >enant house, with a
never failing sIrias Of exc :lIe 1 water, a black
smith shop and other cut buildings There is
siso on the premises large orchard Of excel
cat irat.
Any person wishing to purchase viii call on
TIE sahscrihcr living GU the premises.
Oct y, 1856. AR. CRANE