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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-01

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These P.lis, thf result OF larg 1--we .
uTN on snd ssn y are offered ~ iss
pnt'le ~ the bes' and most essrlrt~
which the present state If med .tal
scsence eas aiferd. They are crm-
ponefed bet Of Drugs ihsmssls ss,
Dit e. the medicinal viftris opiy
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SW e r. land T. SNYDE n
DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,

sW z II LAND l. sNYDE L.
DEALERS IN
F1.NIL Y GROCERIES,
7ipfon, Io,ca.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having formed I. CO.
partnership in the above business, and hay.
ing purchased the
Largest stock and Greatest variety
OF Family Groceries ever brough. TO Upton
are now prepared, at their Store, opposite the
Eagle Hotel, 10 supply their customers with
choice and superior articles as follows.
Best Rio Coffee,
Sugar House Molasses,
Re-boiled
New Orleans @..
Best Coded Syrup,
!" Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
Salardfus, pimento, indigo, nsadder, raj.
sins, Figs, Prunes, .4lmonds, En-
glish WdInuts, Brazil MUS,
FiLberts, Dried Peaches,
Rice, tar, Whife fish,
Mackerel, Lead,
Cordsge.
M0t,
Young Hysor Ten Imperial do, Gre~. Pora.y. n,
1hbs. et~rs, Buckets, Posedey, Soar na.ls,
Giass, Candles, Broons, Wash
boards Ink Paper, Vinegar, Match
e. Starch SaLpaU, Aim, Nutmsg..
Tobacco, IF all Kinds, Cigars Of ali "a
rieties, Dauy Sal, konahn1a San
h Riaeking, Bedcords P~pper Sauce. G,,,
Caps Pipes, Cassia, Oysters, Clothss Pm.
Alum, Star candles, Caba S,res, Pipe stems DC T..
Ind many nther articles too numerous 20 me,t,o,
They have also large stock Of
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l3O0N ~S00Haa.

~ XS0A OOO0eDo - xWUSSeuuSp AoVs'
d n. BURNETT weuls ssnounss 70 he
II. TraAs ssd Country Me,ehants. that be
can supply, FOR cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS,
published ". y. , smith q Co. iy,son = =,
RAiay, and A. s. Barnes 4 Cot including all
tie Elects Series Of Sehosl Books, Sanders'
Rsadsrs, Davies Series Of Nat henaties, Re-,
at publishers prices.
BY buying Of him they save freight, insarant e,
hs., and can have their orders filled in much
shorter time. He also keeps consta ntly 10 store,
aud will job, al small adsahce on eastern pr
ces, all other school books used in Iewa. Also,
n large stock Of Gap 8; Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket books,
maps, inks, ssesl pens, bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank books, pass books, tuck
nemoranduns, wall paper, mathematical IN
round and patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, vslen-
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 Y and
So per dozen.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
Violins, guitars, sceordeons, sc, together
with Instruction books, Of all kinds, sheet music
&s. He buys largely 81 al the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (dsductng freights, Ac.,)
than they can Be got elsewhere, he Is deter
mined to build up large jcbbing trade in the
Book and Stationery business has adopted Is
his motto " Small profits and la'se Gales"
He has also very large stock Of standard,
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books, for sale at eastern prices. :.
Meas Books received by Express, as soon as
Published. "
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
ceived daily. CIR. n. B. 10 agent for TIE
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, C. +. Hall's Percussion .nd Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
News aud Periodical Depot,
At R. M. Burnett's Bookstore 17S, Second St
The Daily and Weekly N. Y. Tribune,
The : Times.
The Herald.
The s. Chicago Dem. Press.
Frank Lsslies illustrated Newspaper.
Balleus Pictorial, weekly, Thompson's Lee.
lures, ~ skly.
MOnthhies. -.Harpers Magazine, Pat
mans Ma a.ine, Gody's Lady Book, Grahami
Magazine, Knicksrbocker Magazine, Frank
Leslie'.s n. Y. Journal, Frank LESLIE. Gaxeit.
| Of Fashion, Ballou's Monthly, Scots Reprint.
Of the Foreign Quarterlies and Blackwood
The National Magazines, The Musical Union
BIN DING HARPER.
Persons hasse Harp > Mag have Them b.nnd
nsps cover BON Vol to VII XII b. leaving them
Maeaulay's England.
v~l's III and ~ $, iong locked fsr some At lats ju
received At narnsst'a Bo.k Store.
AoLtyE WRAPPING PArEss Of all received Eight
Case Of AsrNieAS ssrEs jast received and "a" by
ni.ly. Il. N. BURNETT 2
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E xpress Office !!

OPENED AT IOWA CITY.
From .hep York 10 Iora City in Fivt
days, via N. York r Erie r. R.
AHE UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.
VI having established an Agency in this city,
are prepared Ia forward Gold and Silver coin.
Bank Notes, Valuable Packages and Freight,t
aim est every city and town in the United
States. Messengers viii leave this city daily.
for the East, connecting with the American
Express Co., at Buffalo, for all points in Canada
and Eastern States, and at New York with
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S. California and
European Express.
The United States Express CO. will pay par
acular attention to the Collection Of Drafts
Payment OF Notes, and to all orders for the
Purchase OF Merchandise, &c.
The Agents Of This Company will also attend
70 all orders for freight th at may be detained at
toe usual points for trans-shi7ment, ss at Rock
Island, hlcago, Detroit. Toledo. &C., and viii
pay charges and promptly forward to destina-
ton by Express J. SHEPARD, Agent.
New York Office, 90 Broadway.
Iowa City Clinton street, FIRE Mt Of the
State Capitol Jan. IL, 1885.
TIE L. s. Express Co. have an Agent a,
Moscow, IowA, where all eonsignments for
EIProS will be found n3, SIN.
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.OAOS q ,30au,


Wholesale AND RETAIL '
DxALERs ~ -
ORAPkE Z FANCY DAY GOODS,
Giasscare, Qssensvars, Groceries,
BOOTS, SHOESAkD CLOTHING.
SscooA o., OPPOSITE Bridgman and Weed,
HuseArrNE, IOWA.
fUnder Odd Fellows Hail..
MOULD respectfully call the attention Of
w ne Citizens Of Cedar county, to their
$50 "a well sslseted stock Of -
Plai. and Fancy Silks, Dress Geocls
Goods and Embroide,ies, sDAick
cannot b surpassed il ne
ns., ra-r &ate ~r e q
We are now about
CLIO - Z n q OUT
our pressnt Stock with the intention Of incres.
sing our businsss to a
WHOLESALE JOBBENG TR.ADE,
for which reason after the III Of jan, 1856,
Great I'm 4 u . m Snts
will Be ofEsred 70 purchasers, to prepare for the
= SPRING TRADE.
Particular attention. Is called to our large
and unequaiisd Stock Of a '8
wooden Goo ds,
both Domestic and Foreign. Now IS tie Tins
to get the best Of bargains.
Call and examine our orr Stock. II is no trou'
o. i.l y snow :" ''"'' T oLDs + BONN.
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Carpenters Tssls.
from The Ohio tRisn Tool Compauiex

pLANES--Jonters, jack, smooth and Ans
L planes, bead and match planes, rabbit.
sash raising planes--a'so, common slittins AUD
mortice guages. spokcshaves, broad and band
axes, ha,chets,, adzes, hammers. Spear &
Jackson's rip, and and tenon saws. socket and
hrmer chissels, guages, augers and squares,
heve's, saw sets, bench screws, marking and
brad avis, oil Stones. scte~drivers, spirit e,-
els, brase and bits of AL kinds, viz: anger, GIN
bict, centre and 5p,tJn bits---piks ana nail
gimblets, nail punches. iron ard stsnl com na~s-
es, box wood aud ivory ru'es, saw, chisel am
anger handles, arawirgknives. chalk lines,
single and double plane irons, Nat and round
Horseplayers, boring mach ses, hollow sugers,
We &c, at MYFR'S
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Toronto Store.
GEO. w. THORN,
General deal IN all kinds sndualities Of
DRY GOODS,
Grooexies,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps.

HAS and Caps.
Hardware and Cutlery,
Queensware and Clothing, and all ar
ticlss usually kept at = country store, compri
sing such articles u n@rchandze % the con
mnAity need. Ths nndessidnsa hasa
Large and Choice Stock
OF goods, and would assure the citizens Of To :
rcnto and vicinity, that he will sell at prices a.
low ~ 1t any f,he FLYER towns.
Geo. w. Thorn,
H2nl Toronto, Iowa.
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Upton II
shoY9aUa e9VA2


MERCHANT TAILOR'S SHOP.
NHE undersigned having removed to
= Union Block, on Cedar street. enc door
north Of Myres hardware store, would announce
TO the citizens Of Cedar county, that he has Just
rceeiysd his fall stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of over coats, frock and sack coats,
pants and vests Of every variety; India rubber
goods; shirts, collars. drawers socks. silk and
satin stocks and neck ties neck and po. + hand
kerchiofs. suspenders, carpet sacks, DC, which
We will sell very low for cash.
Also. well selected sssortmen t Of broad
cloths, overcoming plain and fancy cassimeres
and satinetts; SILK satin. and wooden vesting
tweeds. jeans. dc. and trimmings Of every vari-
ETY. which i'll be made TO order, on q shortest
notice and In the NEST fashionable ana durable
manner. NM. ELLIOTT.
Tvs No. IL
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QUINN, g. Bro.


HAVE HIMovEp TO TnxIa LAaos Am conxo.
Deus ROOM,
No. 4, n A6ONIC BLOCK.
Opposite McKfbber 4 Cos. Lumber Yard.
WHERE they will be happy to see all their
W old customers and friends, in want OF
anything IN their line. They keep constantly
On hand all kinds Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
wars. Boots r Shoes, Hats 4
Caps, Lake Salt, Plas.
tering Hair, &C.;
and thousand other things not nece ssary 10
mention. We intend to sell our goods at small
advance on Eastern cost. those wishing any,
thing in our line. would do WELT TO call and ex-
anime, - our Goods are all new, and selected
expressly for the trade.
W., w An TED.
beeswax, dry hides and fn.s, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
Muscatine, January 1, '56. lily.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
FOR SALE,

n A SPLENDID Country Seat or Farm, stu
EsfA ated in New Castle county De., adjoining the
lsssHN town of Newark where Il College and Acoade
lsllH& my, and good Female Saminares la a
fgushing condition, and churches OF all descriptions
This Farm contains l40 Of choice, rich land, well
fenced and divided into fields, with six seven
norss Of good wood land and well Watered Tile bull
ne view The house OF mansion y Of stone lined with
feet front BY deep slsries high with back buildings
and contains lG rooms, with large hall in ne center
Ice house. milk house, Binok house, and large rnbling
orhorges and cattle, with abundance of hay and grain
propsfS cannot N exceiiod Tor beauty, ~ The health
81 the country is hard to excel. Price 32 900. Terms
easy. Apply or address JAMES II. KAY,
sep ll-tf Newark, Del.
Village accord cDpy
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18


Mr.. Editor As it has been a long time since
have seen communication from this place, 10 your
paper, have concluded to trouble you with few
lines.
This is tho most beautiful and business place in
the State and since the cars have been been making
two trips per day, from Philadelphia, makes itquite
lively. Politics run high two meetings week.
Fillmore stock good; the Academy under the charge
of the pres Mt Pref. VI. Dowell has much larger
number Of pupils than ii has ever had at one time
since it erection The business of the town is in
creasing rapidly Messrs Cox Son arc doing n
very heavy business IN the way Of carriageas.-
Messrs. Lake Pennington are driving a strong tenn
in machinery kessrs Cullen & Smith, and r A.
cochrans shopsare all very busy our stores are do
Ing ine business Messrs. Lockwood Tatnall
Hern Kennady Ruth Watkins and j. A. Ellison
are the accommodating gentlemen that are conduct
ing thBt branch of our bushes and all seem to be
doing we'll. Mr.. Ellison is now off to New York and
Boston after his stock Of Fall goods, and when he
arrives home expect he will bring very large
supply with him Our worthy Postmaster Is still at
his psst ready at all times to wait on the public give
hem something good for Buck and Brack.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

DEARLY BouGHr MArRIN0NY The Chronicle
states that some three weeks since Mr. VIM. II.
Heed, OF Providence, h. L., married Miss Abby
Gray, of this city, after brief courtship of only
three days, A few days aftor tho naptial knot was
tied, the wife was induced to send to Providence,
where she had some 500 invested, ard get the money
TO enable her husband TO start 10 trade he being ia
want of funds After she had sent for the money,
she discovered that her new lord had already one
wife, an this discovery led her to revoke the order
The second order, however, did not arrive in season,
for the money was sent, and fell into the hands OF
Reed who, with his FIRST wife, have made themselves
scarce.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
FOR SALE.

ElsSsST AT THE FARM occupied by the sub.
s %nSf1D at at TALLY lS VILE nr miles VII
DAY, 18th of September the ollowihT Sttn NJ
hoer' H ws harrows, Cntyator, Corn sheIier Strtw
Niutter, L9g Uhan Crow Bar, Sledge Hammer &C. one
mlarkeI wagon Truck Wagon, Cart, two Cows. MsTe
sh . coy ese DAIRY sItioes ChnTn, Mix Pans, Cooking
cry 81 ho1seh9,d and kichon furniture too tedious to
mentnl! lOgeInet with number of farming tools not
sPeGah (, SAFE e. commence at % euok,a M when
H, g wa ~ mag u, Ssn2Wn IoHN 7. FRANCIS.
aep BITS - Wv 'f''' t's A'"uhu'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

MoRR BLOODY Work IN KANSAS WHOLE.
sALE MASSACRE OF MEN, WOMEN AND Chill
DRES.-We have the frightful intelligence that
eighty Free State men, women and children
were massacreted by the ruffians at Stranger
Greek, on the 3D. inst. We should be glad to
believe that the account IS great exaggera~
ton Of the truth, did not probabilities seem to
favor an opposite conclusion.
Stranger Creek is about fifty or sixty miles
northeast Of Lawrence toward the Nebraska
line, ana lies upon the route established by the
late companies Of emigtants who passed to che
Territory through Iowa. Sningefellow, at the
head OF two or three hundred rufians. was
known to be providing along the northern Dor
der to. preYeNt. the ingress Of Immigrants. and
be is blood thirsty enough to commit any deed
however a,rocinus There was no permanent
settlement at Stranger Creek Of the number
stated and if the massacre occurred as reports
ed it is probable that the victims were a com
pany of settlers who were making their way
to some point eastward for protection Chi
cogO Pres.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

PAPTsT lEsoLENCE. Tho Newark Advertiser
records specimen of the Kansas border ruff
fan policy, shown at the Buchanan meeting
in that city on Thursday evening. A small
knot of persons were taking politics, and one
man said be should vote for Fillmore, right or
wrong whereupon burly Irshrnan near
struck him in the ace,knocking him down and
seriously bruising him. The only proyocation
was the utterancs Of his sentiments.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

IA AFINE FARM of 26O pcres, 25 to 90 acres
seIAY4A timber wood land, divided into eight heus
sssHH with water in all hut one, and under pretty good
fencing, The soil is 81 the brs, quality, AND no
yearly as follows: Wheat. COZ to 40 lushcs Germ,
from 2DG to 1900 bushels Oats and Hay l proportion
The buildings goUd-Iu1se oil brick and hnsieu we
oontainy good oommodlos rooms, with shHde trees
md pump of water % the door Barn large anu soo
for cattle, good water in all seasons for the cattle u lhe
yard. This farm situated in White Cluy Creek hun /,
dred. New Castle county, % miles from the town oil
ChTistana. 3I from Newark and II from wilmington
grain market at cbrlsnna soh3ols mills and PLACES o.
cent. clear. Price SIS per Possession can he ad
NJ once, if needed For further laItlcnnTs cn Or al
dress JAMES II. RIA
~ II If Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
HOMES Il sHARP.

MO S. AfARKET-st. have Just received large assort-
ment Of New Goods and Winter styles. such
oFls, Chinzes, &c &c., superior colnrs, styes and
quail tiles asoa full sock Of Musllns, Fannes, Cloths,
brpderies Gloves Hosiery, Handkerchief, and many
Tnent comprising full stock of seasonable Dry Goods
which will be sold It ANAL advance on cost, and TO
Sant
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

JoHS NJ, Boors. The Richmond Enquirer
says OF this gentleman that he ''can be con-
victed Of black republcanism on the evidence
of his own declaration. in the speech which he
recently delivered" in Richmond. 1t says tthe
speech will be published, and that if Bolts is
not arrested under the act for the suppression
Of iHcsndiary language the laws is either a dead
letter or our prosecuting attorneys are not truq
to their duties"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
k'uK SSLG.

IA APRIME FARM q 2iO acres-7o acres Of
"a excellent timber. This farm is situate on the
ssSm Chesapeake Bay, on the kasteEa sh9ye Of Nd,
Koais II is close to ills, Schnola, and places OF
ship tisdlyided into fields, wh good ienclng, aud
duetiyG and Is now I'M high state Of euliiyatnn Aver
lOOOto 1900 bushels and It's in proportion. The build
ings, House 81 20 ipei, containing good rooms and
gfeei entry running through, and in good order. 0Jod
ganary, stahllng, Corn CIibbs 49, all IN good repair
view oil the hay for or 10 miles, good sprug Of
tor the door Lime delivered from boats on he farm
s4sper acre. cash balance morEage Possession
inc al Newark, Del, july 81 JAS. II, RAY,
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SuSrvX County Shenf'S Sale.

IA 10y Virtue Ofa writ Of Vendtoni Exponaa. IN
lsii que on SA aTIJi AZ az oI pe.sSsr
W, Dawson, in North West q rk HundreI The follow
ing property, 70 VITA lot of Ground situate In te town
& ~ GT' Fl 9yep Cannon deed, with two story
Stables, and other out buildings thereon, eN f'N3S'
No. lot forty by SIXTY feet, situate in the town
and Hundred aforesaid, adjoining lots Of William F.
HoDn1n, Ffanos Brown aud others, with single story
stone House anu other buildings thereon SeiIsd and
and WI, s 1e sai for cash by D. RODNEY. Sierii
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
FOR SALE.

IA WILL BE OFFERED AT Pu BLIc SALE,
lsssm Castle county, bel: on FRIDAY, October 70,
lssliAl- 1855, a valuable FARM, contAniny about l07
acres, ~ IS woodland, the residue arabic
Enod state of cultivation, honndcd by lands OF John
mud others about u miles from Wilmington, the Iond
place, In healthy and prosperous neghborhoOd, conve
MEAT 10 churches, schools, &c. The buildings sub
stana stone snd barn, of ample dimensions for the
use the property with pump of good water Mt each
ALSO stone milk house never failing spring Of
good water. sale to commence at one O'Clock, said
SEP il-if NARY MORGAN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

LATEST FROM KAHsAs.-0ne hundred Free
State refugees arrived at Chicago from ST.
Louis. on Friday, in a destitute condition, and
state that large number of families had taken
refuge ut Fort Leavenwcrth. 1t is also reports
ed that large aumber of Free State women
and children were killed at Strangers Greek
on Wednesday, Sd inst.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

Capt. WI fNnl N7NlfeNi PFopFistor.
IA THIS we'll known aud popular establishment
Es.sffh formerly CONDUCTED by VIM Fl NickeIs9 l,,
HlekAA. Increased means of accommodations The pro-
preOr spared neither pains expense in hitting up
inc house. The parOrs and chambers lave hem reptn-
shed with lunturethe rooms are well yenlllalt'
and every arrangements have been made that cnn cpnl-
butte the requirements and substantial comforts o. his
guests. This house is located ut the capital Of tho suite Of
Delaware In healthy section Of country, II is distn,
gushed for quiet and comforts and being ~ the yleuy o.
several excellent bathing grounds on The Delaware hlVeT
The tables are supplied with all other delicaces ol tho
the greater part of which procured from the
Philadelphia and Wilmington. There sove,
large statues attached and all who bring their horses alN
vehicles will have them properly taken care OF by sklliu
oster Terms acchmm1dItiig, June 2j-ly
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
FOR SALE.

IA A SNUG FARM uf 6at acres for sale, IT
Es would he divided into three or four paroela, sit
IsssM uate in Brandy wine Hundred, Now Castle Co.,
Delaware, adjoining 1alley willie, On the Con-
cord 1urnpike a OUT four Jules from ,Wilmngton, "
IL mites from lu Points Mills tbs Brandy wine. il
well situated for 2Or country seats, OF TRUCK or DAIRY
farm healthy region, and will he sod at reason
able prices, Apply TO WIN, McCAhLLEi.
iySi-2m lhA Market ST.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
Y! sas YI ACKEEs, MORE on LESS.

ing-water Ia six fields. The MEADOW is large one.
Containing 25 to 80 and made valuable
The soil is kind and of good clay bottom Glover,
Th mS and p finely, There y I 81
LOCUST TIMER.
There sanAPPLE and PEACH ORCHARD on tho
The buildings consist of a. one story FRAME Dwell.
LING, with two below and three above stairs.
The out buildings consist OF Brick Stab e, Granary
Germ House, Carriage, Meat and Poultry House ia fair
condition.
The arm adoins the lands of Mr. b. Howard Jos W.
Webb. others. The drinking water good, and the
situation healthy. The peghbnrhoed Ia one of the finest
in the country and the advantages for navigation very
good. Steamboats, aud sailing packets leave. Turner's
through tho week, thus securing the advantage Of both
afford additional aoilties. The farm would well divide
into two, securing TO each lair portion o the meadow
The property Is desirable to wishing to invest,
and by the expenditure of moderate may he made
very handsome estate,
MIR. Thos A. Meredith will take pleasure in showing
thy RTePsrTttyp e any enc Disposed to purchase.
purchase money 10 be paid tho day OF sale or the
ratification thereo two eghths in year from the day
of sue and the balance of Ave eIghthR in three ca
instanents two three and four yers from the day Of
sale with interest ron the hrs day Of January next
the interest to be paid seni-annuaiy The purchase
money TO be secured By the bond of the purchaser with
Possession Will lie given on the first day of January
neNtthe purchaser, IL he desires It, have the Wheat
seeded IN iallow, by making fair compensation, He will
also have the privilege of seeding in the Torn Ground
=, N ~, GEORGE VlCkERS, TT istee.
N, B,-No member Of the family ~ill purchase the
are DESTROYS that persons from distance
Chestertown, Sep, II. lg56 Ia