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The Placer herald., 1857-07-18

many important qualifications which should
be possessed ty the man who holds the keys
of our youthful and important State. He
comes to the Office with the full Endorsement
of his county, and presents the history of a
business man who has maintained a reputa
ton for honorable dealing and energetic pur-
pose, excelled by none, and open to all the
scrutiny which political enemies may desire
to institute. Such man upon the ticket,
for such position, will add weight to the
belief which even our foes begin to entertain,
that the Democracy had determined to aom-
mate none but good men for office.
For State Printer we have nominated a
practical man, and one who will add greatly
to the strength of the ticket.
Thos. A. Hgley, our candidate for Sur.
veyor General, is well known as a man well
skilled in his profession.
With such ticket we 90 before the peo-
pie, and the campaign is commenced. If we
cannot win under such generalship we do
serve defeat.
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The nompation was then made unanimous
and the chair appointed the following gen.
tlemen upon the committee to inform Col.
Weller of his nomination: w. w. Porter,
G. w. Hook, G. w. Patrick, T. r. Storer,
C. H. Bryan.
On motion, the convention adjourned un-
til 10 o'clock, on Wednesday morning.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-18
Sacramento Agency.

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agent
for Sacramento City. for the soliciting OF adver-
tiscmcnts and subscriptions, for the Placer Her
aid. april4 If
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Regular Democratic Nominations.

Regular Democratic Nominations
For Governor,
JOHN B. w WELLER,
OF Sacramento.
For Lieut.. Governor,
JOSEPH WALKUP,
Of Placer County.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court.
STEPHEN J. FIELD,
OF Yuba County.
For Attorney General,
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS,
OF FL Dorado County.
For State Controller,
J. w. MANDEy1LLE,
OF Tuolumne County
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY,
VI Nevada County.
For Surveyor General,
HORACE A. IIIGLEY.
OF Alameda County.
For State Printer,
JOHN OMEARA.
OF San Francisco.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE % HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED- THROUGHI

bALl1MOhE, - hOOhSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED. THROUGH OIL
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash
ington be procured, to which point IS well as to
Baltimore is the shortest most direct and in every r.
the most reliable route. 1t the only route by Whc
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
10 reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York. the cost Of Ticket to New York Only thus On.
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nr
70 visit four Of the principal cities the Union for
SIS cost than can be afforded BY any other route
And it is the only route BY which Through Tickets can
Dc had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon AZ
lanta, Augusta Berkey Springs and Bedford Sprlngs
Passengers from NASHVILLE lake the Stage Coachss Of
carter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland rvsr
10 LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati with the JefsrsOnviIe
Railroad to Indianapolis, Ind make direct connection at
Columbus Ohio with the Central OHIO Railroad 70 Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made TO Washington City. Baltimore Phila-
delDha and New Ork. .r. ~.
Eg- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
ohls transferred At Cairo to the Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Tsrrs
aaute indianapolis Dayton and XeniR Columbia Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 a. NJ, $50 p NJ and
IL ?. ID.
~ Travellers requested to notice that while this u
only route a1rding Through Tickets al the Eastern
Cities the charged by other routes TO Bs
KyE only. is also the shortest speedy and direct
all the leading points in the The distance from
Columbus 10 Baltimore only 576 miles, being about 100
niles shorter to New YORK. than By any other route There
less changes Of by this route and consequently
less detention than by any other.
~ The road Is ballasted with broken stone and "a
snhrely free frUm dust.
OrfGrthsr information, please apply D. G. RUMsEY,
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
FOR Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Ocs Of
me o. g. Mail steamers, at the JefersOnYie Railroad
JEee, Main street WM. 5. WOODSIDE,
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
iuns IS
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TWOVALuA BARNS EOR SALE.

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight years. for sale. II les
the OF Big Harpeth river IN The county of Will
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, near the iaSe Of
rank the Richland and Cehteve Tnrnpke nine miles
Franklin, the county seat Of williamson, and within
two miles OF the North Western Railroad now being
sructed The tract contains about hundred eight
of Hrst farming land; the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest
of the tract. II formally the vel known iarm
the late Wilkins Whitehld. A. .... ..
On this comfortable residences, with all
cessary houses barn. cribs stables carriage house.
with excellent young orchard Of most choice Tu Good
spring and abundaae of never failing stock
running different through the AdjOin-
this farm is another tract of about two hundred OF
exce land with good residence, for sale. The soil Of
equal for crops either grain grass
and both united hey will be sold separately together as
may suit buyers) s thought by good judges could be
made one the best stock farms in the State its sze
wanting TO buy, would Of Whish
premises before purchasing further description is
deemed unnecessary, but all invited 70 call and see for
themselves. aug 25-eO&Wtfl JOHN T. HILL.
WISH to sell the farm which reside, in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above by T.
Hill, containing by recent survey hundred and ninety
and hall OF first farming a1d, with
Portable dwelling with all necessary out suitable for
small farm, with good Inc farm is well encOsed
with good fences including about hundred yards Of
stone will sell this place separately, together
with Mr. H'sas both united would certainly make Ges
irAbte farm, and purchasers invited 70 call Hill
and examine the premises LAVINlA CRAIGHEAD.
For ferher particulars apply to Mr. H. N. Snyder, the
StoTeof Snyder & Frizzen, Nashville L. C.
ruE Syuutf
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HOSPITAL OF THE
State OF Tennessee.
SAM'L, L, WHARTON, NJ. b.,
Physician in Chief and Superintenden
G. ), FAM, M. d..
Assistant Physician.

G. ), FAM, N. D..
Assistant Physician.
IN Pursuance OF an arrangement entered with
uy of the Medical Department ofIhe Nashville URiVers
y under control this Institution has passed for
last took charge of Physician in Chief and super
intendenL
be eondu ted By him individual enterprise and in
with the provisions of the Act Of the legislature
which it conveyed to the Faeu-Be being all costs
and charges incurred in its management, and looking solely
to tbs patronage Of The Institution fer remuneration
The Faculty constitute Board OF cOns1ling Physicians
and Surgeons, Free of Charge, in all treated al he
hospital BY the resident Physician, in which tner assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic arrangements Of the Hospital in charge Of
the Sisters Of Charity who will also Inc pIePara
wait upon the sick in person, hen agreeable TO the patient
and not forbidden by Circumstances.
SLAVE DEPARTMENT.
distinct section Of building will be appropriated
sary for Iher c. mori and well being Separate VIII
be assigned to each If desired or circumstances make
1t necessary. -'-
BYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments ready for the accommodation Of
lying in females both white and black who will carefully
watched over during their connnement.
EVE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
Diseases Of the Eve and Ear will treated Hospital
In consultation with the sbest Surgeons OF the city,
The Hospital of the State Tennessee Is situated near the
franklin Turnpike, about mile from the Public Squareo
Nashville The are roomy and spacious admra
bly, arranged with respectto the pas year.
extensive repairs been made and number OF rooms
handsomely lifted up that patients may here find accom-
modations equal to those first class hotel. About
Of ground contained within the enclosure The
yard in 'front.' is thcky with bluegrass and beautifully or
namented with shade trees and shTuo0e Offering does
The coones and pure air OF the country the Hos
ptal OF the Stale Of Tennessee is upon the whole,
Of the most inviting from the and dust Of
the city during Summer, anywhere be found m the Vcn
ty Nashville. COnnecte with The buildings is bathing
establishments conveniently arranged for The RdmniatiOn
of the IN all its forms.
Distinct departments OF the bu dngs assigned to TIE
different classes Of patients. Diseases vrulenI and in
IectiOus character, viii not be treated the Hospital
Patients they desire II, will be received bOarders
merely may they choose, bring with them their
and select Surgeons. In such instance
medicines will furnished and pr serpons strictly carried
signed to thai he Ill devote himself al
exclusively the dssharg of the duties devoIved
him BY the position be occupies, hat be will
hmse nuOusy make the institution what should
be- great public benefit and the Of WIDELY extended
relief human suffering.
oct II-WIy .... SAM'L. L. WHARTON.
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Kerosene Oils.
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.)


rs (SECURED BY LETTERS patiently
II RROSRNB ILLUMINETED OIL. The light obtained
n from this oil exceeds brIaney that OF any other oil
fluid heretofore discovered is iBexploye, and viii
main lmpd in the very coolest weather.
fhe Company recommend the lamps best adapted to this
OIL the kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
parties: Messrs. Cornelius 81 Baker, BlsO DyO of Pha
depha e. V. Haughwaut Co., 466 Broadway, the Brook
yn Flint Co.. No. % Broad Street. Messrs Diez Co
l39 William Street, L. MERCER l36 Elm Street. and d. Ed
wards, Al street, n. Y samples OF different style
Lamps can be seen at the ONCE OF the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRIcATIEG On, No Prepared TO suite the
hnes and all other kinds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps aud stands greats degree cold
best Sperm Oil and admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship use,
KEROsrNE LusRIcAr1Se OILS No. e4a Superior Lubrca
and will be found posses advantages any Oil in
the market at prees-wIl not buTnand have been
prepared the IeQurementsOf Railroads and others
KKRosKKK BIsHAcLK OIL. Prepared expressly for Ships
will be found Admiralty adapted for OF Steam
Ships Men of War; Merchants Vessels Lake and River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin Stateroom Cnnacle FOrcase
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, DC.
Bnnece on will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring 10 be trimmed and adj
vantage that will be obvious TO every Shipmaster.
The Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship Chambers Druggists, and GrocerS in New York, and
principal Towns and Villages Of the United Sates the
Canadas ana the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules esiab
lished by the Board of Trustees,) application
sf AUSTEH'S
..a a.- GKNRRAL AGENTs, KKRosEHE OH Co.
No. SO Beaver street, N. "
N B. Circulars with full particulars, testimonials, prices,
&C, e.. will be forwarded on application as above.
June6-ly. .r. IA. WI
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Notice to Contractors.
OlI1 HALL
Nnrhu;Iln NJ. % L.


CEALED proposals addressed 70 the undersigned and
- endorsed SPrOpOsais' will be received al tn City
Hall until the I6lh day Of December, 1857, compile.
ton ofMzsOnry and Embsnkment the City Wafer Works.
follows.
The main walls Of the Reservoir 70 be rs class Masonry
we'll bedded and jonted, with rough pitched the
ends and Edges straight lay By;
rise, laid in well tempered cement mortar and
then thoroughly ErOuts0 With quality
the asual number Of header stones be IN the
may required BY the Committee, agent on
part Of the Corporation may be appointed thickness
Of walls at the base 10 be the committee
mine, and 70 batter according 20 their direction.
The dry wall II the 10 be com
pleIsd good and substantial manner in thickness and
height as the committee determine, The embankment
be made the adopted plan, aud made
layer exceeding feet IN depth each ayer
portions the wall must be OF good clean clay
foot thick all around the wall from bottom top OF me em
bankment and kept constantly vet snd Thoroughly pud-
died in such manner be directed BY committee
the contractor contractors 70 furnish ali material FOR ne
work, Bidd RS will make, their bids IS follow:
So much per perch for hrst class Masonry
=" DAY wall
per cubic yard for ca bankment.
The committee reserve 20 themselves the right 70 refusa
any proposal made. ISAAC, PAUL.
THcS. J. HALLE,
W. A. DAVIS.
WTTaNn~ NFF1--
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Railroadgl Railroads !
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TUE GreatCentrsl Route connecting the AtlsnteotIss
o. 3 continuous Hallway direct Tins road also oornsefs
81 Pisburg with daily line OF Steamers 70 all ports on
he Western Rivers and a. Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers all ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most diTsct cheapest and rs5G6s r0ts By which
RREIGHT eau forwarded 70 and from the Grsas Hszs
Rstss between PHILADELPHIA and PittsburR:
FIRST OLASS--Boots, Shoes Iry Goods u, ~ 1ooE,
(in ooxes,J Furs, Feathers, &e.s..... ~ P01 I'VE
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods lin bales1 Hardware, Lea zoe psr1e0B
tner, &C. I'D. .. #.....-
BIRD OLASS.-ARvils, Bagging Bacon, .o--,.,.
and PORK lin bull, ID Hemp, 6e.....-. Nv PslA0V|
JRTh CLASS-Ce1ee, Fish, Bacon, L. -,
and PORK (pscksd,) Lard and Lard Oil ~ Po1 1--WE
FlOur-75 cts per M untn tuFIher notice.
Grain-S5 cts. per bjG lbz. 2asil further notcs.
COtton-S2 per paid, ROtexessdng 500 lbs weight untu
further notice. -- 80 VIZ
~ In shipping GOOis any point East Of Phns.
1eIphia be particular marx package PaitadsDhas
h49sFO16 ali Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of thu
Phisdephis Pttsburg will be forwarded VITA
jlI dezsntiOn. --,- IL. Ca.
FRksHz AsANrs.-Harris, Wormlsy 3 Co, Msmphis
tennessee; K. \. sass Co. 81 Louis; J. 5. Mitchell Z
son. evansville indiana; Dumesnil siland Murdock and
Carter JewetL Louisville, n.y.; &c. Msldrum, Madison
Indlana; SprigmAn Brown, and Irwin Co, CinennAE
n. W. Grahsm Co, Eane5Vllls, ONO; Leech Co.. No
81 kllby street. Boston; Lsecn 70. House. New
YORK. no. William street, and NO.o Bsgsr1 Place new
IOrK; Ed Sneeder, PhIiadephla; MagraW Moons, Bal
lmOre; Geo. y. krancscUs, rlILsDuTg.
d. d. HOUSTON, GsaSrgt Erssght Agsns, Pkilz.
q. j. LOAbAEkT, Sup Altoona, Pa.
msyl Sly DID, r-
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill.

TASisst received the highest premium at the great Ma
III tiCnaI Fair Louisville, and also al the Ohio State
FaiT al Cincinnati over NE Little Giant Star and hage
Kills. n a.
ID Is adapted 10 crushing Corn and Cob Rye Oats &C.
Cor stock and for grinding for family use, disSrs, &c
~ grinding surfaces can renewed al cost OF three dol
lsrs being cast separate from The other portions Of The
Mil.
Furnished complete with two pairs OF grinding rings for
aNv dollars. Travelling Agents wanted 70 sell the above
Ifiils J. c. BALDWIN d 80.
ort e-d-tw&w3m 81 college street. Nashville.
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$50 Reward for Jim.

TTE le on the OCTOBER He 25 years of very
IL active, rather more sense than ordinary Negtoes
bout feet hh Of copper color weighs upwards OF TUo
oouudsd his clothing brown Hsey Jacket coat, gray
psas gray coal, Of thick character, heavy 0rogan
hoes think be is In Robertson Sumner, perhaps IN
Tavldson county He may procure Pass and make for
TS-ee STATE, in company with some white person.
ilI give above reward # he taken out OF this
s,e and twenty I've dollars IL secured 10 this State,
h.tI Gao q him Information 10 be given the subsor.
- siX nonh OF Nashville, on the Louisville and
Ns9hviile Branch Turnpike.
nov II Is57-3tW. VIM d PHILLIPS.
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Arkansas Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale Of the most valuable
Farms in Arkansas situated in Social Bend the Mis-
sssppi river, i've miles above the Rf Randolph in
Mississippi county. The tract contains about 7 y ELVE
HUNDRED ACRES, between Two and three hundred Of
which under cultivation and is OF he most desirable
farms in the state, The improvements DWELLING
negro houses barn, &C. and are in cry e Cd ojndou
TO she subscriber or the premises by letter addressed 10
Pecan Point, Mississippi county, ATkansas.
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ANDREW MINn,S

Advertising and subscription Office,
No. l32 NassGu Street, merit door to NdssGW Bank.
.l1ai a NEW YORK.
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E. r. .GLASCOCK,
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
IIToULD offer his the public, Agent for the
w sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes, Furniture, Dry
Goods, Groceries,
Or other species property either IN Town or country Be
ing determined devote time to the above business ano
having had considerable experience aaer eaI
give satisfaction those who may favor that line
always be found al the Counting Room Of the Patro
omee' When in absence, orders De leh ImAr4-tf
VALUABLE FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR
SALE.
MOST valuable negro woman, q No. l, servant, and
"A six likely and int igent ehldren-2 girls and boys
Of whom VIII be worth each 1850 Wnen grown. The
owner wishes TO procure good hons 10 the ycin
OF NashVle, snd viii OF sell trader ubls their
value Gas stock, state bonds, desirable Building
10 gened or wet Nashville including Wa kns Hardin
and other addions 70 Nashville will be taken 10 part
Eov II.
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scotch & Irish Whisky.
RECT IMPORTATION.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
lust received shipment OfseverB puncheons and kegs
81 OF this SUPERIOR article direct from Belfast Ireland Il
will be found superior ever offered 70 This market
B. L. SIMPSON,
mArch4 a. Public Square.
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IN pursuance nterlocuory procured in the
Chaneery Court Woodbury., The October Term Of
sAd 1881, in the cause pending therein wherein
RrTena Boyle, Administrative Of Joseph H. Boyle, decd,
against John S. Odom, Mathew NJ. OdOm BuIus L. Odom,
James Odom, minor children of EliEaJ Odom, deceased
Elizabeth Boyle George A. Boyle, Thomas NJ. Boyle,
and Jassphene Boyle, MINOR children OF said JrsepA H.
Boyle deceased by their Guardian. ad letun, James
Thomas: Mathew s. Boyle, and Js mes odOm EKecut RS Of
she W OF Armsted OdOm, deceased, and as tesla
mentay Guardian Of the minor children o. SAID Eliza J.
OdOm deceased defendants, will sell a. puohc sale 10
highest bidder, Saturday. the End DAY Of January
1855, IA lois two cn and valuable
Of land, being The that said Joseph H. Boyle
died seized AID lying In Cannon county, on san
fork civil oisut No a. One trzct contains Ia acres,
and her 60 Tho Turnpike road leading from
Murfre, sboro 10 Liberty, lem, through the land
The land will be snd credit OF one and two years
PAYABLE equal yearly nsaneuts bonds and approved
security will be required aud lien retained until the phr
chase money raid Tue minimum price the ~ acre
tract 50 peTEcre and the 90 tract Sl
% the day and place, will also sell at pnbe sale
20 th hghes BIDDER credit Of - months except $3.50
which will b. required la hRud) ten valuable slaves tsNt:
John, Matilda, Ben, aged about years; Ann, Ben,
aged shout 81 years; Jack Benny, Amanda Sampson and
infant bonds with good security viii be required OF the
purchaser. IhOS o. Won,
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Tax Sale,

WHEREAS Thomas Summers, Collector Of the public
w Taxes county Of Sic Sar reported the Noys
Der 49, circuit court for said county, The toll
lowing tracts of land upon which the tax Tor ne years ie
1855 unpaid aud that The owners thefe
or have goods and chattes In said county upon NC
he dsTatn for said JaNes 10 W.T. Haywood and wash
ingtons heirs, in district No ., containing 80
acres valued S7sO county tax SlO6I, cost
heretofore $3.50 Clerks Zee 81 So Collectors Zee SlO0
prnteTs fee Si-50, total amount s 10 l..
J. iaVkin's 10 dis No 8, containing leo acres
vsl1ed $500 CO. State End county IS ., Clerks fee
$50, collectors fee Slo printers lee $780, total amount
40, S.
whereuDon derod by The Count that judgment
he and hereby Ted against aforesaid OF
land et the StatN r the annexed each
eiu The costs and charges dne orally
sbsreon Tor The years 1855 1856 is ordered BY the
ourt hist several tracts land much thereof
- shall be Of each OF them sasy the Ia
1910 and charges annexed them severay he sold As the
Ssv directs. Test, A. B. ROSS Clerk.
In obidcnce the above order Of the Court, shall pro
- 10 offer for sale the an day January next al the
Conrt house. in OF Dover, the tracts Of
land much thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy the
taxes costs and charges thereon. 49,.
deC5 ibN. ID SUMMERS X. c.
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j. HI. CURREY:
Funeral Undertaken.
Wheat, wheat.

WANTED 300 geo bushels prime White and Red whea
w for which will pay the highes; market price, de
lyeTed al Ware hOHse, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will be elsssed as follows
Ten cents bushel WILL be paid Tor prime White above
prime Red, and 10 cents below for prime Mediterranean
this Wheat is the lowest classification. When Amber Wheat
is prime five cents bushe will be paid the price Of
Spring and other Red WheEts.
The Amber is known here by Farmers Blue Stem OF
Missouri Wheat. Next to this is the Golden Chsf-mOsI
desirable.
First Class, White; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Class, Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and ali other Red Wheats except the MEDITERRANEAN, which
is ten cents below in value.
1000 Grain Sacks hand by
& FRENCH Il SON.
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AT the same time and place the undersigned will sell at
public SALE to highest bidder, credit Of one and two
years. Carroll Furnace, and The lands thereto attached,
being cen z thousand There very
valuable Farm, consisting OF about three hundred h
fine BODY Woo Hand ofa superior quality The improve
eps are val liable and extensive consisting Of eomfOTa
bic tania brick dwelling house, snd all necessary
out oud!ngs barns stables, cribs hOuses, &C.
The above prepsTty viii be sold the above credit and
good and nndoubted security will be required and lien
tained to secure the purchase money These will
sold in different tracts If bought advantageous
Nov. 18th, 1887 Tnov I7-w4ti W c. NAPIER.