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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10
Civil War in Kansas I!

There can no longer be any doubt on the subject
civil war has really commenced in Kansas. We
Aa'e accounts Of battle between the Southern men
a'l the abolitonists, numbering about three hun
IA on each side; and, as we expected, the aboli-
"'Asls were swept like chaff before the wind. The
'est information at St. Louis was that every free
'A!e man had been driven from Leavenworth at the
punt OF the bayonet, all their property having been
Nstroyed or confscated. At Lawrence the contend
As parties were drawn up in considerable force,
'ae fifteen hundred on each side; and bloody
''sle may have been fought.
Inc new Governor of the Territory, Col Gearv
S arrived at his post, with full instructions from
resident and ample powers to enforce the laws
"' restore order. We trust that the most rigid
will be carried out, but carried out Impair
m1 s' The President has the power,-let that pow
" eSerted to the fullest extent necessary, and
civil strife arrested. All the Southern people
Nh lar play in Kansas, and the prevalence of law
l.. no Just Northern man asks any thing else for
's section.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

FILLMORE IN New YoEK.-We are informed by
the New York Herald that the recent State Conven.
ton of the Fillmore party, in New York, adjourned
without appointing Presidential Electors, although
that was the very purpose for which the party were
called together. This would imply that Fillmore is
out of the race in the Empire State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

New JERsEY-The republican State Gazette"
the Buchanan and the Fillmore forces is more than
it can bear. 1t is calling most Justify for action on
the part of its friends 1t is of no use, brother.
Fremont is goner in New Jersey, and the more
you work the worse it will be for him.
Trenton True american.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

TENNESSEE Within the last few days we have
conversed with gentlemen of position and promi
nence from each of the sections of Tennessee, all
of whom give the most glowing accounts of the
prospects of the democracy. The lowest majority
claimed for Buchanan and Breckenridge is five thou.
sand, while many claim ten. This news is corro-
borated by private letters every day.
GEoRG1A-Several of our Georgia people who left
this State for business purposes in the North and
East, during the present summer, have returned.
Many who left were very ardent Fillmore men, but
they have returned home to the South shouting
loudly for Buchanan. Some with whom We have
conversed tell US that Fillmore is not considered
in the race at all in the North-that the contest
there is between Buchanan and Fremont-that no
observing man thinks there is any possible chance
for Fillmore to carry State in the Union"
Sauannah Georgian.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10
From the New York Journals of Commerce

A CoMPARs1oN.--Our readers have not forgotten
the sweeping majority by which Mr.. Pierce
elected President of the United States in 1852; but
the elections Of the present month of August show
still larger democratic majority, will be by
vhotf
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MARRIED,


Near Quincy TENNESSEE on the 28th Aug BY Jonathan
Davice ESQ.,, Mr. Francis n. Allen; Of Tenaessee Ass
Mary Ann Horton, formerly Of Wake Cennty, n g
" In Halifax county, The Sd inst at 10 o'clock the
Rev. J. B. CheshireS aacs Haywood, OF Florida TO-
Mrs. Martha Austin Carolina. ~.
In Montgomery; xa4bsna, q the evening Of the sofia
Aug, by the Rev:Johb Mitchell Mr. B. fsYeyior aud
Miss Priscilla W. Ransom, daughter of Col Roht Ransom
formerly of North Carolina. ~ 500
In Wake county the 7th Sept. by Jacob Mordccai,
Esq, MIR. Geo. D. Carpenter to Mira Beedy Ferguson
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

The NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.-Thisj journal has
at last shown its hand the Presidential question.
Its utterance is little ambiguous but it is sutfi-
GENTLY clear to show that 1t does not support NJ
Fillmore We make the following extracts from its
article defining its position:
with the Democratic party be presumed to have
but lit lie sympathy and while ling to Mr. Buchanan
the high administrative ability of whc! he has given proof
in almost every department of the public service, we
loss to know whether he that has changed
that expected to do now that to some seems
easy thing for to rush with ard to the support of
a gentleman whose political opinions have for so many
years been the anpodes of our
And in like manner Of the American party
and partly ofhose who have been Dem"ctsthat neither
in the homogeneity Of its elements amy more than in the
wisdom and exedency of its proposed objec so far
ciliate our confidence For Mr.. Fillmore personally,
have all possible respect and have too often spoken in
has already filled the Presidential Chair we'll of his
high competency for that exalted station, be suspect
ed of any disposition detract aught from his welleaed
fame. But we cannot forget that Mr. Fillmore Wig
when he before conducted the Government with such signal
abiitv that he was surrounded by Wing advisers and was
guided in his Administration by Wing principles Now,
when he has become the candidate US he
of 'anoher party and has discamed the and as
sociaons he but recently maintained dspacing them
by those Of a called american Order" cannot
clearly that, with unchanged opinions in favor of
Wing principles and hig warranted in expect
ing at his hands the under the naxims he
epeuses under those which formerly regulated his adj
mlnlStsIlOn ana crowned SUCH Drlilaht SUCCESS
The Intelligencer takes strong ground against the
black Republican organization.
We concur with the Richmond Enquirer that
1.-THE silence of SO formidable battery is no incon.
siderable gain " to the Democracy.
- The Peoples Press, Salem, complains that
Democrats in that quarter circulating the report
that Mr.. Fillmore has Withdrawn from the canvass.
The Press " need not be uneasy on this score. The
Democrats are not anxious that Mr. Fillmore should
withdraw-they generally Indifferent on the sub
ject. They expect to sweep the field in November,
no matter who may be in the way. We do not be-
leve that any such report that referred to by the
"Press has been started or circulated by Demo
Gratis.
In July last during the contest between Messrs
Bragg and Gimer, it was stated that Democratic
caucus had been held at Washington City, to con-
slider the propriety of Withdrawing Mr.. Buchanan.
This was falsehood, started for effect by some
black Republican Know Nothing. IL was eagerly
caught up by leading Know Nothings in this State,
when they must have known there was no founda-
ton for it and the Press no doubt contributed
its full share to keep the story in circulation.
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House of Comm.

House of Commons.
yEHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
Il informing the members elect to the House Of Com
mons, that he will candidate before them for the Office
of Chief Glefk. B. DUN WILSON:
Aug. %, 1856. sl-swtd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

BLACK REPUBL1cAN1sM SINKING INTO KNOW NO
THINGIsM.-We learn that the black republicans of
LockLourne, in this county, have run up the know
nothing flag upon their ash pole They, of course,
expect the foreign vote" after this.
Ohio Statesman
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

s,, N'aent Pierce, accompanied by his private sec.
|ts ~ o'aney Webster Esq, left Washington on
sn; su INST, to spend few days at the Warrenton
~''"ss, in Virginia.
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DIE D..

In this City Saturday last. Mrs Eleanor Campbell
At the residence Of John W. Lee 10 Johnston County,
Monday, the 18th ult DR. Cleophus Gill; sftet pain
full illness Of eleven days. which he bore with Christian fur
titude and died as he had lived Christian. tI'fsd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

Hon. Benjamin Tappan formerly democratic United
States senator from Ohio the Seubenve Ohio Her.
old, has declared for Fremont and Dayton.
Ney York E0ening Post.
This Hon. Mr.. Tappan is the same man who, while
a member of the Senate, made public-under what
inducement and for what purpose we know not-the
proceedings of a secret session of that body. He
never had the full confidence of the Ohio Democra-
cy. He is a man of bad moral charactec-person.
ally mean but he is in fit company, for majority
of the black Republican leaders of the same
stamp.
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Majorities in 1856.
Maioritics in 1852.
Democratic gain since 1852,

DenOcfatlc gam Slnce 1907, I,ZZ6
The same States in 1852 gave tscelce electoral
votes against the democratic candidates; to-day,
according to the above votes, they would give only
Jour electoral votes against the democratic can
ddates.
Vermont and Maine hold their elections early in
September. In Maine there will be spirited con-
test, and the democrats have fair chance of sue
cess. Vermont, of course, will go for the republi.
cans, as in 1852 it went for Scott.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10
The Glorious Granite State. ,,

The Democrats Of New Hampshire held the larg-
est and most enthusiastic Convention which as
sembled in that State Gin Concord on the 18th in
slant. Presidential Electors were chosen, and John
S. Wells was nominated by reclamation for Gov
ernor and Mark Noble for Canal Commissioner
MIR. Wells is eminently tt ue the question of the
Constitutional rights of the South and is of the
ablcst men in New Hampshire We sincerely trust
he may be elected. Tho contest will be severe and
bitter, as the Democrats, aided by few old line
Webster Wings, have to meet singe-handed all the
vile isms that inftst and afict the free States. 1t
is, indeed, glorious to the manly and patriotic
manner in which the Democrats of New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, and the other free
States encounter the banded hosts of abolitionism
Our hearts warm towards them and we feel that
they are brothers indeed and in need who thus fight
our battles in the face of the foe and upon his
ground. They may be beaten in some of these
States but they will never abandon the Constitution.
We shall carry enough, added to the unanimous
vote of the slavehodng States to save the country.
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second Electoral District.

vossrs. Blow and Warren, candidates for Elector
in the ID District will address the people at the fol-
=, ;,r times and places
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Districts {:

1st District. WIN. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank,
and w. j. BLOW, of Pitt.
Ord NJ. B. SMITH, of New Hanover,
,,b CASTOR ii. WILDER, of Wake,
5,b S. E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance,
S,b THOS SETTLE, JR, of Rock ham,
Tth R. P WARING, of Meckenburg.
Sch w. W. AVERY. of Burke.
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Sept. s, 1856.
Valuable Land for Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF POWER OF ATTORNEY Exc
Id cuted tome by John O. Holt Trustee of JOS. w.
Steel will offer sale, the premises Thursday, the
ed day of October next the Plantation which tue said
fields, the main road leading from Graham to Hlsb0r
one aud half miles South of the N. c. Railroad half
mile East Of the Hawfeld church, and within two miles Of
Dr. Wilson's school, adjoining the lands Of J. R. Albright,
Alex. Kirkpatrick, j. W. Craig and others.
1t is seldom plantation is offered for SALE combining
many advantages consisting of excellent dwelling so
barn. shielded all round the best ganery in the country
and all necessary buildings well of neverfaling water
in of the door of the dwellings orchards Of choice
fruit and decidedly the best wacred plantation in the
having boundary side OF never-ailng stream
of miles in length with two other small streams running
through the whole length plantation also
springs of excellent water There is $50 Of heavy
tnbered land and from 60 to Is of good meadow
land all of which we'll dtched and good state of cu
tivation. 7-l>,t-: - :. u Ply
Persons wishing purchase will please call Col Steel
who will take much pleasure showing the land and bouu
N'''0' ''' '''0 e' DANIEL G. HARDEN.
Sept. 9, 1856. 64-sw3t.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-CHATHAM
y COUNTY-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Au-
gust Term, ls56.-Wm Griffin, Administrators of Martha
Patterson decd, capitalization to sell land to pay
debts. 5tt.'%%
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Eliza.
beth O. Daniel and Thos Patterson nonresdents this
State therefore ordered by the Court that qualifications
lished in the city Of Raleigh for weeks, successfully,
for the said Elizabeth D. Daniel and Thomas Patterson
appear the next term of this Court to be held at the
Court House Peterborough the I'd Monday IF Noven
petition or The same will be heard ex parte and Judgment
taken pro confesso as TO them. IN
Witness William P. Taylor, Clerk of our said Court mt
Office the I'd Monday Of August A. d. 1856 und in the
'''' 'N' '>'''0,'' ' ". P. TAYLOR, c: c. c.
September 7, 1856. li4s-w6w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10
Old Line Whix Meetinz.


The old line Wings of this county, according 10
previous notice. held meeting in the Court House,
in this City, on Monday last for the purpose Of ap
pointing delegates to the Wing National Convention,
to be held in the city of Baltimore on the 18th inst
We sorry to SO few of so respectable par.
ty present-so few who had not bowed the knee to
the Baal of Know Nothingisn.
G. W. Haywood, Esq, was chosen Chairman, and
W. S. Mason, Esq, Secretary. On motion of E. B.
Freeman, Esq, committee of five, consisting of r.
H. Battle, w. H. Jones, DR.. w. H. Mckee, Parker
Rand and Harry o. Parker, was appointed to draft
resolutions for the action of the meeting. During
the absence of the committee, Mr.. Freeman read
letter from B. F. Moore, ESQ.,, expressing his prefer.
ence for Fillmore. We believe he said nothing of
Doneson.
The committee soon returned and reported O few
brief resolutions the substance of which, as well as
We could gather it, was, that the meeting pledged
itself to support the nominee of the Baltimore Con-
vention, whether that nominee should be the candi-
date Of the Democratic or the K. N. party
Mr.. j. NJ. Taylor moved to amend the resolutions
by saying they would support either one of the three
present candidates that the Baltimore Convention
might select. Messrs. Battle and Mckee explained
that they had purposely left out any such broad
pledge, for fear the Northern Wings might outnum-
Der them in the Convention at Baltimore, and bind
them to support Fremont. Mr.. Tay!ors motion to
amend did not receive second, and consequently
the question was not put.
Mr. Freeman declared that, Convention or no Con-
vention he would vote for Fillmore and for nobody
else. He moved to amend the resolutions by in
sructng the delegates to go for Fillmore and Don
eson ICries of mot agrced."l Mr.. freeman then
withdrew his amendment
The resolutions, as offered by the committee, were
then adopted.
Mr.. Freeman with perseverance that showed
his anxiety offered resolution requesting the
delegates to 60 for Fillmore and Donelson, aud to
urge their nomination which resolution, after some
remarks by DR.. McKee, was withdrawn And thus
Mr.. Freeman seems to be pledged to go for Mr. Bu-
caanan if the Baltimore Convention should endorse
him.
number of delegates were then appointed to at
tend the Convention, and the meeting adjourned.
There were not at any time more than thirty five
forty persons in the Court House, about one third
Of whom were Democrats, another third Know
Nothings, and the remaining third old line Wings
We shall publish the proceedings as reported by the
Secretary, whenever obtain them.
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DAVIS. jas G. We MILE
DAVIS e WOMBLE,
SHIP CHANDELIERS, GROCERss AND -
COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
No. &c, RowLAsDs WHARF, a. =
-... %. NORFOLK, Va ~. 50. <,
Sept. 8, 1856. & 1l40-Aw6w. o.
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- Mayors Office, q a.
50 $780, s---s- RALEIGH, Sept. 9th, 1856. F.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI APPLiCA-
II ton will be made to the General Assembly kr
Amendment the Charter of the City Of Rsisigh
a ,fti, -sls sjys lWl DALLAS HAYWOOD, Mayor
I'D ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS, NEAR
II Springhope, Nash County, N. c., on the 2sth June
1885, one negro man. named Green Said negro is about
feet 10 or Il inches high dark compected weighs 1855 or
70 pounds about 80 years old and short toes stub
toes having been burnt off when little and scar
cheek, probably the left. 5.fJ 5.,3g - " ga " ''
will give the above reward of twenty dollars for his re-
turn to me- his confinement in any jail SO can get him
again Said negro has wife at Edward Stricklapd ON
the South side Of Tar river and probably lurking in that
a '>'s' 81 y u A--'L SIMON HENDRrcK. K
July 1s, 1856. lls4-w6m.
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ELECT ORS
mp PRESIDENT AND VICE-FRESIDENT

For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CURRITrcK,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-10

The NATIONAL INrELLIGEScER.-This journal has
at last shown its hand on the Presidential question
Its utterance is little ambiguous but it is suffi-
GENTLY clear to show that it does not support Mr.
Fillmore. We make the following extracts from its
article defining its position:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
= u.SNGI.u., ". D.,

surgeon. ocul-t aud Operator IN lr7n'ehF 3.' -
tic Surgery. ;, w corner "' 'e"''' 49,"
stse-,s Davenport, Iowa
RtfEkfS,fs:
srrofV A Ackley, NJ y, Ciey,iait y,
l. firrstonc, VI ID, ~ = r,,.,,.
Ip,ofs q; Amor. II, fn'iniiati
Il WuM, q u, New h"IA, ., ,,,
D-.li.t ANT AHfpI,'fsfe surgeon.
Opera;ions for thu removal % ''I"',',.' - 80,
U""7""' W deeld
Y r,e,i I.tini,s, rtr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

e.. u. CLINE,
Sign and Ornamental Painter; can be found at th'
old stand Of CLINE / Jewell, en- 3D. street nea'
Rrndv Davenport. janl4diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

JOHN JORDAN,
Dealer In Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres,
&c., Front street Davenport Iowa octlou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

French Embossed Chintz; Cur
tain Goods; India Swiss " MI,
Lawn Cravats. H~,k Jaconet,
and Cambric Muslins: Striped
and Plan Naiusook II uslins.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
JAMES. r. IiOGANE,


Auer mr. ,x rienc- Of thirteen .trs ~ tI'1 ir"''
nf N,,liru. and surgery, now elicr, III PR -
d services to the citizen. - Davenport ~ i' -
4 :, ,.,Ir a,,.utiou wtlbe gwen to UpcrauT. sur
..rv ,,I Disease, of the Throat aud Luhes. '..'
in po.t o,tc, Buck No. NJ stars, h""zt ~ " "
: street tween Brady aud Perry. h"'-'R'''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

r,or,.r and ,,.a.cr in English French aud 6'rhah
Fancy Goods Uardwar", a.. krrr ~" 'ez''''''
10 IN hand n large assortment ul hf"cfil's' iit'
:. ~ H.. Odd. u,rdwar. &c. corner OF seeutd aud
, - "'s ,.,, n,v,ni,r, Iowa utftou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

NwAl.uFlEI.DA BRO.

Dealer In Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Fr"
duce. &C. Second ST., bet. Brady ana MAN. Ia. u
mort, Iowa. "'i-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

TN. WILLIAM VANZANDT 81 St Lalis Occulist
IL and Opthalmic surgeon. finding II Tcrs,ary for
his health. To reside during til" warm season. IN
more northern situation, has sclrct,-ias summer
nee the city ~ Rock Island Iii, wFrt h" can b.
consulted for al diseases ~ the cy andopthanc OPP
erations frsn the first OF July until thu last OF p
tclnher Chrosiic affections generally VIM recev a
n,r,ion of his attention, and eye partnts will find
that ,,uri,g the warm they eau DE- more sue
cessfully treated in a.ore northern eha'c than that
=, 81 Iouis. Gune5)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
~. ". W01.lA G.N>,
Carver.
=. bew.eu 81 aud 4th. octio't
nr. 1. ". SMITH.

ECLECTIC ply sICIAN-oni on Erady street. ne
tween oi and Sd. Residence on Third street, ne
tw.,n Main and I.ra,iv Special attention gwen t.
~. ,re,,m.nt Of Scroula aud other chronic dis 5
Is. Davenport, Iowa. WIZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
PARK O.SI 4 .S3u ~.

t,ovpcvs at Law, Davenport, lowa-oihee on "a
.Nreet over J. W Wicys store. Reference
N,s ", NacLlot 4 Corbin, Bankers. "ttioa '
InuN IuilNS--U. s. Commissioner for Court oil
Claims.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
=. ~. MITCHELL.

Notary Publc, ais" Life, Fire and Matli' - -
Aeon, Once on I,ra,iy street, over Mitchell It'P"
um, Davenport, Iowa. J""'''t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

u.l,. PARK En-,

.,o,p.v and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
Particular attention paid t" Conveying and exam
ination ol Land Titles. Office on Brady ST. IN VI
therwaxs building. "o'i'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-28

TIVE death late James Cais.Il the pr,ne,n,,
Of hi. estate hat The pr s hsess'.Sy
owners have united eonferng the Gnd.gnr tI power =,
10 facilitate the sale liberal been obtained from tn,
sa, na 70 sGmp.9y aud granting them privilege
well As for manufacturing purposes generally u IT, -
In o. ie authority conferred upon them the under
company to Dc oreanias,i under the charter
their medicinal qualities place Of onablr re"rS ~,
near ha century sAs haT u n rss5 70 sIT
nav he resr a. ga o. PsanTe and and they
iOnAbe character ofther VISITORS M ~
time AMI sufficient To entertain ait on @ 'ne 70
me-, d. ~ They have proved to he Inadequate
That Il yy had been sufficient accommodate doall, ta ,
~ & ~ Law ,-rn prohiaby occupied For hall
An, o. Every year nanh-rs Of applicants Nay
h Ty 's' vac. 81 room to 'ee%u.uodate ihrn
delay and fatigue yier. t-p c,t ,u'u - con
o Railroads both 81 ~he prosss II cofsrget'an
a. We ETn aud Northern cits tn, within -
HAfoa ha. 6n extended We. Of ssagLIor r, ~
- &c . o. miles and avoiding ihe part the road In
leave baltimore Washington, AeHandrs Richmond an Petsr,surs
n he morning and tae the White Sulphur When ~. IS
tern s:.on Of ts CGyns'on and Ohio Railroad eompsted The
4e Tom the country bordering the Ohio .auav
eai'enni and . vii h. deu 70 nix limit uu6,r Who
I'll ANNUALLY 5 rys9Ii TO ulr'e Springs.
fets vale. Of Ha az sny mountain. Ths L's,s lie, tie
ven Sasnd acre, 5a;snding along the valley Hl-s
tan a-r-s of A. 49, 80 - mi are more
double that qusnty Of upland The residue Of ~.
good range r stock All the supplies meats grain &c &c ne
premises. ' $500 ~" NV
Inc Tor TIE accommodation %
arranged ana many OF them
% grounds are eulinenty picturesque and beautiful
s1re diversified by hills and dale,
Of the tores IL has been described Paradise Of
anu There are few who will fail
10 AeknoHleSEe it, claim 10 this distinction $50 ~
receipts 81 the establishment
e'ed ny enlarged accommodations
eiols management they might be Increased
The ale Of the water which i request In our eit-s hsn
P ~ Tor anrtaton Be easily furnish
very Ase income and IN hands the
Toal ie price At which The property purchased
me Nh'v country contains few subjects
and capital. 49, ~ ~ S''s' P'ise
The title 10 the estate believed -
ongrd TO the prvsent ancestor, Tor NOR
seventy yeHs To facilitate the 10
avoid dheuies ~hieh might death Of anyof he
yh' owners ur esa title has been Of
chaser '~' ' ~ "e PNf-
The sale will embrace furniture herrtofor, p..d in r
ton Nth The property for the accommodation OF visitor,
Persons desiring TO purchase eo4muncat. With
Nie un1e'ssned WM. n. MCFARLAND.
OF Richmond, Va
ALEN II. II. STUART,
OF stAunton, Va
Grff