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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

The Central Christian Advocate contains
q letter written b. the widow OF benjamin
Holland. who was murdered IN hochester,
Missouri, recently. She says her husband
was IN his seyentie.h year and had been q
member Of the Methodist Epis cDpal church
far thirtv yesrs. This mournful tragedy
occurred Al the time Of robLing Rev, VIM.
sellers. 20 which we made reference IN a
former paper. The circumstances as sta
ted by Mrs. Holland, were A. follows
aBrother Sellers, member OF the Mis-
sosri Conference, had an engagement to
hold meeting in Rochester on the l4th Of
June, and in view Of that object went on
his way - far Is Mr.. Hollands the night
before. On Saturday morning, accompa-
MED BY Father Holland. he started for the
place Of meeting. Immediately upon their
reaching the place, an assault was made
upon them by the desperadoes who invest
tina, part Of the country; the results are
known"
And what had these men done that they
were to be subjected to such fates Wha'
was their crime--or, rather, what was a.
legged against thems Nothing but this !he
one was minister and the other member
Of a Church that has dared to characterize
slavery as great evil, and will not, at the
bidding of tyrants, close her doors against
the thousands in Missouri who love her al.
tars and seek her communion. --Chrtsfain
Advocate.
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TIE LATE ELECTIONS. late elec.
tons show that there is political revolu-
ton at work nii over the country. In
Kentucky and North Carolina. il is deyel-
oping itself agaiBs, Mr.. Fillmore. Ia Ar
kansas, strangely enough. il appears to
have gone against Buchanan, and given Mr..
Fillmore prospect Of one State, and that
one the last of ail 10 be expected--Arksn-
sas. In Missouri, the election Of Blair, free
soiler, TO Congress is remarkable sign o.
the times; and the overwhelming victory
Of the Fremont party in Iowa is a living IL
lustration OF the Tremendous popular Jarors
for Fremont Altogether these elections
as thus far reported, show that the battle
10 between Fremont and Buchanan, and
that wherever he is tried, Fremont is equal
to the crisis. Let US wait little longer.
The tide is just setting in.--Neu York Her
aid
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

"BEEcaxR AND THE SLAVE GIRL.-A
correspondent of the New York Daliy
News says that the slave girl whose iree-
dom was purchased by Mr.. Beecher's con-
gregation, absconded lately, taking with
her certain articles not her property. II
was a trick, it is said. concocted by the
master and girl to raise the $1,000. she
returned to him, was quite happy, and get.
ting along as well as could be expected
Upon this the Tribune remarks
"The above base falsehood is being eN-
tensive ly copied by the pro.slavery press,
TO the injury OF the girl Sarah and the hu,
name trader who so generously manumltted
her on the payment of Sl,l00, being 500
less than he paid for her. She is now in
Washington City, free s0oman, and EN-
ployed as a domestic in one OF the most re-
spectacle families in that city. The state.
ment is, therefore, false in every paticular.'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16
August 10th, 1856.

AsoTHER PIONEER GosE.-The senera-
Bile DAVID L. CARNEY died at his residence
on Beailmont Farm, Campbell county, Ky.
on the LIST instant, in The 77th year OF his
sge.
Mr.. Carney was one Of the earliest set.
tiers Of Cincinnati, and was editor of the
Western Spy, from which sprang the Gin.
cinpati Gazette. He has seen Cincinnati
rise from a wilderness 10 great and -four
ishing city. The Imagination ofman coult
scarcely have conceived Of the mighty
changes that have been wrought since he
first came as one of the pioneers of the
Northwest Territory.
His name stands enrolled with those who
formed the frs, Masonic Lodge in Cincin.
matt.
Mr.. Carney was member of Christie
Church, an exemplary and devoted Chris.
tain, and died in the full hope Of blessed
Immortality. He leaves behind him q wife
who has travelled with him the checkerec
pathway of life for nearly fifty years. H.
was buried with the honors of Masonry
| Gin. Gsz.
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New Hardware Store.

L1V IN GSYOS ~ E.OG ~ W OOU
A RE now epenineat Nc. aMaln st. complete s.pea
iAof superior HARoWARk. TO which we in.'e
the aent II of all la want OF anything ~ oai ."o A.,
The quality of our goods we confidently believe shi
compare fsserably with any IN tho nta'e. a.. a.
aoons WARRANTED 10 ~ AZ EEaRAstNtLh, " wv
money refunded,
We design 10 keeba largo sleek Of MICH aN.e
TOOLS from tao vors best manufacturers Ia the Fast
and viii supply those in want ofa FiesTot.ss ART.
cir nj AS low price az IL 30 aifu tdedh Iowa,
Our facilities for obtaining gouds at tae minimum,
price 10 equaled BY tew In the west oar stock OF
shelf goods Is nov complete, aud we have inhanslt
alargc invoice OF heavy geods which will soon ar
rive,
SPoRTsMEN wishing am OUTFIT Tor Che approach
Ing seas an, fnd al No o Main 81 everything as
eessary OF n superior make.
La. b. have permanently located Ia Davenport,
and design makingh the place OF taturs residence
and sincerely hspc by fair prices good gsods-lus'
representations and close personal stcUtan mar
tia share afthe patronage aii confidence oftherub
lie.
CHAS. III. LIVINGSTON. Gt0 u. LOCKWOOD
Davenport tuty ~ sd dlI
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For ii. Gazette

For the GAxette-
Mr.. EDITOR In your remarks on "Im-
proyements on the Blutrs," you speak Of
the new Catholic Church, and express a
hope that it may be the design to place in
the tower fine toned bell. We have the
pleasure of informing you that this is 'hs
intention. Mr.. lie Claire has ordered
through Us, a magnificent bell, which il
now being cas-, expressly for this church,
at the mandatory of Jones & Hitchcock,
Troy, N. Y, and viii be here and ready for
elevation upon the completion of the tow.
er.
We hold ourselves in readiness to pro-
mote the pleasure and interest of our fel.
low citizens, by furnishing any size snc
number of the bells OF this famous manu-
factory. either for announcing the hour for
morning and evening prayer, or for secular
purposes. T. CLosE l. Co.
August 10th, 1856
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

The Buchaneer organs are rejoicing owe,
the accession Of Hon. James A. Pearce to
the Buchaneer ranks. He has gone where
be belongs. We know of no public man
whose notions are so thoroughly aristocrat.
ic, and who SO thoroughly losths and seorns
all who do not belong to the class which he
calls "gentlemen." That such mar
should Join the Slave holding aristocracy
10 their attempts to extend Slavery and to
degrade the white working man, 10 not al
ali surprising. 1t is q noticeable fact. too,
hat the larger portion ofthe accessions over
which the Buchaneer organs eackle SO
loudly are composed OF this class of men.
White peopk are rapidly coming over TO the
standard on which is inscribed "Free. Soil
Free-Labor, Free Speech and Fremont.
Gin. Gaz.
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CaAwroRpsv,lIr, July 2od. 1856

CaAwF LIE, July 22d, 1923.
GRHrLrnEx Your note OF the lsth
met, informing me that have been selected
az the unanimous choice of the State Ne
nublican. Central Committee, to I'LL The
place made vacant on the resignation oil
the Hon. Reuben Noble, has been reeeiS-
ID.
In compliance With your earnest" re
quest, | mos, cordially accept the honorable
post TO which YOU have assigned me. In the
campaign of Fremont, and will serve darias
tia War, You might have found an colder
and better soldier" in whose hands TO place
the Spoilers Banner OF the new born Free
Republican party, one whom experience,
ability, and personal Influence. would have
been more potent in rallying end uniting
the lovers Of Freedom TO the ransom and res
cue Of that which they love, but you could
not have found the man who hates more ar
IDENTIFY than do the arrogant insolence OF
the Slavery propsgandist-or who would
hail with more Jog the renovation, restora-
ton and ultimate triumph OF the great Rev
dictionary Rights, for which " ashington
fought and Warren fell. The wrongs of
Slavery 20 me are net hearsay-born and
bred in a slave Sta,e--,he recollec,ions Of
nv youth and early manhood, enable me
with the strong confidence of an eye wit.
ness, to speak against the mora, social and
political degradation which the system en-
tails upon its victims. Gentlemen, ac-
cept the Banner which you present to me,
and on ito snowy folds shall be inscribed
this Motto-"Free Speech, Free Pen, Free
Sell, Proc Men, FREMONT and ViCTO-
RY- Yours Truly. s. A. RussEIL.
To A. ]. Stephens, ]. P. Grantham. w. E.
Miller, John Cassidy, ]. d. Ballard.
Republican Central Com.
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RAILROAD LoAs.--We are gstifed a,
the resul, Of the vote on the Railroad sues.
ton The majority is much larger than
snybody expected, being s6l votes. Only
six townships voted against il and With one
exception the majorites were small. The
msiority outside Of Oskaloosa was 1877
Gu, OF more than 100 votes cast here, no
one xas against the loan. Can any body
point TO such ali example Of unsnimity in
any other towns Osk. Herald.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

= aoxsEaIEs. --Uur city is oVeuun with
burglars and robbers. Scarcely night pas.
ses withou, number Of attempts al theft
not ell successful however. Would il no,
be prudent Tor our citizens to organize an
independent police or watcha These dep
relations vii continue until some OF our
citizens will be aurdered. VIII not come
action be taken upon ii.--Museatine Jour
mat
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EcLEcTIc MEDICAL JouRsAL.-The Az.
gust number of this medical journal lie now
upon our table. 1t is edited by Prof. r. s.
Newton, OF the Eclectic Medical Institute,
Cincinnati, o. as pages, at ~ yesr.--
Address Dire r. S. & o. E. Newton, Gin.
cinnsti, Ohio.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

FoR DIsRAELi's ExEcUToa.-Then mex
edition Of the Curiosities of Literature
should contain the following passage from
Fillmors's letter Of acceptance Of his nom
nation We take il from the Commercia
Of Aug. /:
Il am the candidate ofthe American par
| ty, but see nothing inconsistent with tina,
position dishonorsble either TO myself o,
those who support me, in receiving the
votes Of all those who, knowing my posi-.
ton, pre- fer TO give them to me, and feel
particularly Hst,ered. for it is done, as i,
your case, on the ground Of my pas. of6cia
acts -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

YELLOW FryEK ExCIT NY.
Herald of Tuesday says thar the excitement
On Staten leland in regard TO the yellow
fever at Qnarantine, Is reported to be d.
minishing. although the hos pital grounds
are still bsrricaded aad watched closely by
the officials appointed for that purpose
All persons employed within the hospital
have been informed that they must remain
within the Quarantine limits until the fe.
yer ceases. The Custom House officers
have also been notified that if they eontin'
ue to board vessels they will not be per-
mi,ted 10 land on the Island.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

PERsosAL.-The Hon. Timothy Davis,
Member of Congress, elect for the Second
District, is in this city. He is Of course, in
most excelie Mt health and spirits, and feels
the high conf fmeni which the Freemen
of The Second District have conferred upon
hiu.-Dub. TIT, 18Th.
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MORALS AT THE NATIONAL CAPIreL. =

litter writer al w abingdon says,
81. 10 impossible to conceive communi-
ty 90 utterly debauched and degraded as
large share of this is. Taking their cue
from their superiors, from the President and
Secretaries down, they uphold Rust and
Extra Billy Smith, applaud Crawford's ju-
cicial de cisions, defend Herbert the murder
er, and sc, down Bully Brooks as the very
pink Of chivalry, patriotism and gentleman
Nv conduct. | would not have il under
stood that every one Of the Government
employees do this, but great majority do ;"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

The LaE Of Storms. The man, who
when there Il domestic storm, steps in
between man and wife, as bad as be who
when il is raining violently, walks between
two dripping umbrellas, for he gets pro-
tected neither by the one nor the other, bu,
on the contrary catches il from both
sidee
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

BRrDGIss TIE Ono RIvER.-The les.
sees OF ihe Pittsburgh and Steubensille r
r. contemplate the erection of railroad
bridge across the Ohio River, to connect
their road with the SteubenYilie and Indi-
ana Railroad. The project is receiving the
opposition Of some Of the Pittsburgh pa.
pers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

The preparations being made in New
Haven for universal FHemsn's Parade in
that city promise 70 bring about the most
imposing thing OF the kind that ever too I
place in this country. The Register says
that alelters are being received almost eve
ry day from engine companies ia eli paris
Of the Union, promising to be present.
The affair will occupy three days, Septen.
Der 4. 5 and 8.
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An Interesting Letter

We copy from the Rock Island Adcert-
ser the following lei,es recently received Dy
Joseph Knox, Esq,, from Hon Ralph Met
calf, of New Hampshire. The letter sum
GENTLY explains itself, bat II 10 not smiss
"a state that Mr.. Metcals il one OF the abiest
and most distinguished men OF his State -
In 1864, like his friend, Mr.. Knox, he sup
ported Frankiin Pierce for the Presidency
but now ,hry both find themselves working
with the Republican party, TO set aside the
corruptest aud most dangerous administra
,ion under which this county ever suffer
ed, and to prevent the election of mai
who is pledged to perpesuate the same per
nicious principles that have been 50 zeal
ously propaea,sd by Pierce aud his pro
slavery council The subordinate leader
who still adhere to he fortunes Of Douglas
and Atchis on, may continue to call mel
Ike Messrs. Mctcalf and Knox fanatics ant
renecades, but The honest masses OH par
" will see in such changes cause iof re
aee,ion. and will be inclined to re-e1alnin'
for themselves the great cehaauene,
charged upon the ;" Democratic" leaders
But hear Mr. Metcalf:-
NEWPORT, N. H., Aug. 3, 1856.
Hon. JosErR KNOX.
M Dear Sir-You may perhaps re
coliec, the acquaintance OF an hour forme'
tao years since at your place. through thu
Introduction OF my loco friend, Mr.. Corhin
OF Davenport,
We then gloried the name OF demo
Crafts name mos, shamelatiy prostltu'
tea and most degradingiy abused 10 prln'
chile, avow we are both SO still
We then expressed some misgivings ant
some dreadful forebodings abost our Jr'snd
the Presiden,, his administration, its course
and its destiny, bot if either Imagined O
feared the depth its degradation and inia
nav we did not whisper it. thought theI
that Won saw with me dark clouds gather
ing. l whisiled little to keep up m,
courage bat it would "ooze out" IL your
lasted longer than mine, II msy be, tia
ours being his native State. the crisis VA
brongbt On sooner. We bore and forebor'
ill PATIENCE failed. We made short wori
In blowing up the administration. W.
used the means we had for thai purpose AM
took the straight way to do il. We hsv
had no quarrels-no hair sPlittings, n
cliques, no isalonsies between old parties
no feuds to reconcile. We dropped ever
man who had a word TO say sboct antece
dents. at this time--ani the result is "
have a united party. There will not b
100 votes for Fillmore ticket il one ca
be rot up We have strong democrsti
party TO oppose us--but we shall beat then
boom this little State.
rejoice TO see your letter in The papers
had seen before that YOU had renounce
the devil and all hi. works, but dared no
write you Til read something that wa
authentic. | saw il and reloieed wit
great Joy.
New England may be set Down as Uni
for Fremont. Gutta perehas, nor saitPete
can save it for the BUCCANEERS.
have the grestest pleasure 10 be, Oil
with the presiest respect your Trend an
servant, RkLfH MErcALF.
Hon. Joseph Knox, Rock Island, Ill.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

The powder mill, dry house and all the
buildings conn ected with the extensive
powder manuaetury Of Messrs. sehsll &
Co. ut Mt Carmel, Pa, were blown up on
the I'd inst. One of the hands was killed
ana another wounded by the explosion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

A MosuAGkF TO IEE LATE CzAR "A
monument to the Emperor Nicholas has
been commenced at St Petersburg. II is
TO be erected on the square Of the Blue
Bridge, between ST. Isaac's Church, and
the palace OF the Grand Duchess Maria, and
will be an equestrian statue, on lofty Pc
des,sl, the -four sides OF which will present,
in basso-rsiiepo, the four most remarkabls
events of that soyereign's reign.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

The Worcester [Mass.) Palladium, in de.
eisring for Fremont, ssys il can discover no
great line Of distinction running between
The party Of Mr. Fillmore and the party OF
Mr.. Buchanan Both covet power; and
both will be subseryient TO the Slave
Power.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

The Tishom.ngo has been raised, but
will not be pu, in the ira de again this Sea-
sor. Our Winona friends have been un.
fortunate, but we feel sure that they will be
equal to the energency.-N. Paul Timer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-The Saturday az
ternoon freight train, going west, on the
B. & N. r. R., came in collision with a
four horse team at a crossing beyond Mid
dletown, killing two horses and throwing
one car of the track. The horses became
frightened so as to become unmanageable
and breaking loose from the driver, crossed
Immediately in front of the engine, the lead.
ers crossing the track, but the machine
coming in contact with the wheel horses
they were cut almost ne enough for sau.
sage meat. We did not hear the name oil
the owner-Burl. Hawkeye, l2h.
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The REPORTED H4EEAs Cosfus.-The
N. Y. Hsrald's Washington correspondent
,elegrsPhed as follows o.. Tuesday 9 /, is
no, true that Judge Mclean has issued a
writ of habeas corpus in the cases Of the
persons charged with treason in Kansas
Application was made TO him and refused,
il not appearing on the face OF the papers
that their detention was without law, but
on warrants iesued by a Court competent
of jurisdiction
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

Mexico is making rapid strides to CON.
plete religious federation. II 10 regarded BY
the intelligent men OF the nation 90 mat
ter Of political sxpedieney, and will be
adopted for the purpose Of securing emigra-
ion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

Miss Charlotte Cushman, the celebrated
American actress, il is asserted, will soon
return from England. and play heightened
engagement at Burton's new theatre in
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kesn
are sl1o expected soon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

AeRIcuLruRAL FAIR IN MIsSEsoTA.--
An Agriculture Fair for the Territory lie 10
held at Minneapolis on "Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, the sth, 9th, and 10th Of
October next
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

A man in Boston who furnishes U. s
flags has had orders for 81 800 worth since
The Presidential nomin atoms, Of which over
81 900 worth was for the Fremont party.
The stars and stripes show which way the
n ind lows
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

We give below The table Of counties and
the returns q far % received, and will con-
tinue to supply the de6cieaces ~ fast a. we
get intelligence.
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"HARK. FROM THE TooMBs !,-Senato,
Toombs has written letter from Washing
.on, dated the sth, which concludes as fol-
lows
aOur danger is not from abroad, j, is at
the end Of the Union, and ought to be-
The object of Fremont is the conquest OF
the South. am content that they shall
own US when they conquer Us, but not be-
fore. Respectfully yours,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16

From the tone of this letter we think he
despairs of "being able to call the roll of
his slaves on Bunker Hill.n should Fremont
succeed.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN. WIN. 7. CLAIM

wv ~ " ~ y IN ~ -
WILLIAM ALLEN fWM r. CLARK,
C..~n... - Y.u
AstOHueye auO VOu1seaAUAs
eral Land Agents, and uetAIies Public
nAvAnnr11.f. IovUA.
Of the State entrusted 20 our carr, WI reeve
tehuon' noneS n'u, 49," t~ .as .s,sts sarnrity.
ans ,as isas raj estate Of All Ins bought and sold
On commission.
Ceea Sargent Davenport, Iowa
neniy y ,i monni"h' !.
insas siuaonJs.
Uioyer 1 Richardson, ..
Batter, Keith & uIi, Boston, Mass
he Ceppst Co., n u
isnfy = MAfquaaa' Ns~ 'e'A
asnrs =. NM, ~,
a n camn q o.. clnelnnat O..
pbins Alien jr, pittsnsIi, Mass.
VS. isv,rs ATTENTION 70 ora sIrsS.ss carr
loarx o. ispRovsp FARMS AND Win Lasss, CRY
ON rAfrKhss
CITY PROPERTY.
No Ca Two story brick On I'll al, doors east
Sasao' terms eass
-
No 5s-A three stor, brick store on I'd st. between
No A9A beautiful house corner Of and 9Th sta
tensiye; lot tdoSi60; price $500.
No GA dOssls frame hoas. 'a.. Of Scot. ,s aud ''
ats lgf ~ ~ p.
No.S2A double h.et house ON scott l, ss s 9Th st 10
rooms "e''' e's'e'"' Az Nv 'eA's P'-'
.,
rooms e's'erH' &c; lot oof' price s2''0o
sna a ,G'a SIN ~ rooms '''sfn' ~ ''' ''A'''
S'''V'
No. 80 49,. kSoa nsas' on nsay ,rni, trees Ne
~ Tr,s. en-, - "sS farms varx ssss y ''
~ .r ha,.a =. ma, =, mar Le,u,t.
~. LII o. Ia, s,xss,. 49, a asl
No. ot-oood mouse corner o. .sity anu VI" s''' -
No SsA large house on Rock Island y NEAR sth' ae"
and in good order, - rooms e.tern Well, Ge, WIZ
easy
"a t.,..
ts.a 80 80 - az, '-' ~ ''A"' r'
,,.,sru g. os - aG ss a cra V =, % soo
~ -
p.. ho... a, ar !, near Isc,.irsu
As A0a's w ''n = "N"'
NO,72-Txo beautiful OF. on Brady .t. opposite E
4 t1Ssa 0<stt mira
ywppov1n Wanna
n. sa "a to ~ Sso 100 ns.r slu, Graz,
house, we'll, se' price sso per acre.
|
$50 per acre
| - nil. ,,, ~, ,;,.r ,.s
acres price siaooo.
| er on Brady st ysod buildings, Ae price $4,000.
|
No - .nriau. md crsas an n on HiekoT,
men rs sa ms from torn ossss Orange Ieaes
ss,ss entirely aroupd the ANN 400 acres prize 81
| pei SGT"
/ -
No sc-Ihe Grant farm on DuhuSus road miles I've
town, lsS acres highly cultivated house ana o'e""i"
| ~ = In -. Is "a "a r So n re 4 $40 arfes ie,
| ..rr,S., 80 40 -, r;,a h.s-,,trs ans tsnr ae,e
| A'P'V ~ ~ " ' 49,
| 4.
No ssA snug iittis iaf1 .,s near Fulton station.
| @sfS7' s'~'' ""uss' 49, P' e
|
Unimproveo Lands.
| Ne. ie--k "a > = Ssc fahs =, eoaSis'' pi'S
sf-Vo'
| nSlksrk asl4Sfl.s.c 4. 7sRa
L tsn. t,sr