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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-30
The Convention Of saturday.

The Democratic Convention on Saturday
resulted in the appointment of E. B. Tyler,
A. Hart, Isaac Phelps and Nelson Eggles.
ton, ss delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, 10 assemble at Columbus on the
9th of August next. The delegates were
instructed 10 vote for Hon. r. P. Ranney
+, for Governor. We publish the proceedings
In another place. By them it will be seen
that the Demccruc of Portage take Strong
ground upon the doctrine of an Independent
Treasury. They are unwilling that the
money belonging to the people Of the State,
should be scattered here and there over the
country, in the hands of irresponsible and
corrupt bankers; they would throw around
i: the strongest possible protection. The
corrupt administration of Chase, during
which, more than half million has been
stolen from the Treasury, demonstrated the
necessity of greater vigilance and higher
safeguards; and We efglad the Convention
has taken SO bold stand.
In regard to the choice o. q candidate for
Governor, there seemed to Ge scme differ
ence Of opinion, out msiority were, as the
instructions show, in favor Of Judge Rahney,
andwe believe this is the feeling of deci-
ded majority of the Democracy in this
county. While this is SO, there is hardly q
@mau to be found in all our r0nks, who would
lot cheerfully support H. B. Payne if he is
dominated. They are willing TO fcrcgo
personal feelings, having full confidence in
The opinion of majority Of the party in the
State, ard in the integrity ard ability Of the
man whom that majority may nominate
Principles are higher than men, and upon
the great, leading, Fundamental doctrines O.
the party, the Democrats Of the county are
thoroughly and heartily united. However
much we msy differ about men, and what
ever peri onaI anmosiGes and jealouses may
exist among individuals, there is no division
--ro diference-no discord in reference t.
the leading issues of the canvass. Mark ou
wcrGs. The campaign upon which we arr
just entering, will be marked by an earnest
ness, Unity and zeal never before know
or felt among the Democrats of old Portage
The false alarms and fanatical shrieks Sc
up BY Our opponents to drown the LIVING
QUESTIONS Of the doy, will not hide tn
argenfand pressing necessity of reforms in tn
State administration. To the achievement
Of the reforms, so earnestly demanded, let u
bend all our energies.
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Z lie Rights and Duties Of Editors
"A Word TO COrresDOndents.

There can be no doubt but that the mem.
bers ofthe press, feel their dependence upon
prL .ic fayor-there can be no doubt that they
ait grateful for generous pa!ronsge-lbere
can be no doubt but they receive with pleasure
'dny Information or advice which may be Of.
Tered them from their friends. The proprie.
tor Of upsper is in duty bound to hear coun.
sci from those who feel an interest in his.
success. As the editors of the Portage Sen
tinel, We always have been, and now are, CRATE.
ful for aid furnishedus in the matter of in.
formation audconsultation. We have many
valued correspondents, 10 whom we are un.
Ger grea, obligations for favors. We would
be glad to receive letters from every reader
Of the Sentinel and we hope that every read
cr will feel at perfect liberty, to write us
whenever and upon whatever topic the spirit
moves him. We like to feel the public
pulse as often as possible. If we can use
communication intended for publication to
any good purpose, we shall use it, if not, it
is Of course our duty to throw it aside. 1t
ID our right to do this, and it is what every
reasonable correspondent expects ofus. No
man is bound to publish every thing he gets
He must use sound discretion in the choice
Of matter for his columns.
What would be thought Of en- editor who
yielded to the whims and caprices of every
man who sees fit to advise him
How long would he be supported by a dis
cernipg and intelligent public! His poper
would be as icke ss the wind-one thing
TO day and another to morrow-never relia.
ble-tut simply mere thing floating hther
and thither, the sport ofevery gale. No. Ev-
cry man who takes charge of the editorial col,
unns of newspaper, must have mind nd
an opinion Of his own if he would respect
himself or secure the respect of others. He
must exercise his best judgment, not only in
the article he may write, but in the selected
matter which he would publish, rejecting
what is improper and inserting what IS cor
rect
This has been and sh all continue to be ou,
course in conducting the Sentinel. 1t is
right which we can never surrender-NEvER
We are very far from supposing that ou
management Of the paper has been free from
errors. On the contrary. there are undoubt
,edly very many. We are grateful for tn,
increasing patronage, which has been be
slowed and the many cordial marks ofappro
batiofHwe have received from the democrac,
in different sections of the County.
shall be our purpose to publish an accepta
BILE, and reliable Democratic journal--on
which shall be an independent, unwaverin
and fearless advocate of the principles of th
party. In order to do this, we feel assure
that our patrons will not only award it to u
as privilege, but demand it of us, as duty
that We exercise our own judgment in regar
g Whatever may or may, not appear in i
.eelpmns. ~, ar. IT,,
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Elections i'm August.

General elections are to be held next
month as follows: On the first Monday, in
Alabama and Texas, for State officers and
members of Congress; in Kentucky, for
members Of Congress-; in Missouri, for Gov.
ernor and Judge of the Supreme Court; in
Iowa, for the new Consultation and County
officers. On the first Thursday, in Tennes.
see. for Governor and members Of Congress
On the second Thursday, ia North Carolina
for nfeiabers Of Congress.
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G A'few nights since, the bfeamer
Aida ascending the Ohio, near Cottonwood
Bar, came in collision with tile Fashion,
descending, sinking the former in few
moments Of time. Seeing the danger, a
gentleman, whose name is not given for.
getfui Of the danger himself, fastened to
the cabin, picked up young lady, jumped
overheard; and with her swan nearly mile
to the shore. A newly married gentleman
did the same thing with his bride.
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FInances I'm Portage COunty-Re-
publican once Holders Hun
ming the People ih'Debt.

We have been waiting for long time,
for the Report OF the Commissioners in re
gard to the insncisl condition Of Portage
county, but SO far. in vain. The fiscal year
closes'in June. 1t was but proper therefore
for the people to expect to behold an exhib
it-of the Receipts and Expenses.
We have taken time to examine the re-
cord somewhat, and herewith furnish our
readers with few facts connected with the
county finances. The whole amount Of tax
and revenue from all sources which has
come into the County Treasury for the past
year ending in June, being the State and
County Tax, is, $50. .977,26. or this sum
S34,653,34, belongs TO the State. The
balance is for Township and County pur.
poses.
One year ago there was a surplus in the
County Treasury of $9,I95.4l. There was
collected on the tax duplicate of the county
For General Revenue fund, SIO,9I0
Interest on State debt, 1866
Common Schools, l6,436
County Prop. of Com. fund from
the State, 1904
County Tax on Duplicate, 5,526
Bridge Tax, 2,8l3
Poor Tax, 30
Road Tax, 1896
Township Tax, 4,0SI
Township, Sub D.& 8. Tx, l5,l07
Borrowed by County, 1870
The above includes only a few of the
items of revenue, as samples of-disburse.
ments we quote:
Building and repairing bridges, 81
C6unty Commissioner fees, ,546
Prosecuting Attorney, 483
| County Auditor, l525
County Treasurer 1881
| There are one or two facts 10 which we
direct attention. the first fact is, that one
year ago, Portage County was out Of debt,
and had surplus in the Treasury amount.
ing to NINE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY FIVE dollars. The second fact is,
that tie Treasury is no,c empty or nearly So,
and the County is in debt. Here is a small
item of "retreuchment and REFORM" Our
Republican county officials have used up
the surplus of $9,l95. They have used up
the whole amount OF the levy made for the
last year, and then in addition to all this,
they have borrowed SIXTEEN HUNDRED dol.
lars and then that too, is nearly goHe!-
They collected s. Sl3 for bridge purposes.
They expended $7.676. This is spcc.
men Of fnancierng.
If they had 10 revenue save the tax lev
led and collected last year, the county would
have been in debt to-day, $l0,600. As it is
we are in debt $l.60o. The present yeaI
they are compelled to begin with an empty
'reusury. If we judge the coming year by
the past one, thereby next June the indeb.'
ednes5 of the county %ill amount to $l2
200, and the year following, to S2R, see, ane
, so on, until by and by there will be load o
, principal and interest 10 pay which vii
t startle the pGblic. 49,.
The r.ep3tEicans promised retrencilmect
!. If r6;renchment means to borrow none,
r and saddle load of interest and embarrass
ment Upon the backs of the tax payer, the
4 they have kept their promise, not otherwise
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Legal Notice.

T ,OUISA CORBET, Leonard Corbet, Mary
~ Bigelow, Johnson Bigelow and Jane X Lewis, Of
the county OF Portage and state OF Ohio and Emeline
Jones and Thomas Jones, of the state of Illinois, and
Edward Lewis, Of the state Of Michigan, are hereby
notified taat on the 22d day OF July, "A. d. 1857 me-
ttion was filed against them by Frances Lewis In the
Court of Common Plea within and for the county Of
Portage and state Of Ohio, and which is now pending
therein wherein the said petitioner demands partition
Of seventy two acres of land situate and being in he
township OF Palmyra, county of Portage and siae OF
Ohio, being also In the southwest corner of LOT No.
IN she 4th Division Of lots In said township of which
Joseph Lewis died seized; and also that in said ma
en, said defendants hsirs of John Lewis df
De compelled to account TO said petitioner for the
value OF one tract of land conveyed to the said John
Lewis by the said Joseph Lewis The 0st day OF Au
gust. D., 1929, OF fifty acres Of land situate In lot
So9 of the 4th Division of lots in the township of
Palmyra, county Of Portage and state of Ohio. and
also for the value Of other parcel of land which
the said Joseph Lewis procured to be conveyed 10 the
said John Lewis, the 2lst day Of March 1886 by one
william BAeQhs being eight and seventy-hundt tedhs
acres OF land situate and being in the south west cor
ner OF Of the Sd Division Of lots in Palmyra
Portage county, Ohio, and which said conyeyanees
were 10 fact advancements from tho said Joseph Lewis
from bis estate to the said John Lewis and at the time
OF said conveyauces said land and ten ents were
the value oftwelve hundred dollars. l1IeII' M.
Said defendants notified that they are reauIred
to answer said petition before the 10th day Of
September, 1857. tss s7e..s4s..yf
J.L.& H. c. RANNEY,
July 10, lsS7-6w Att'ys for Petitioner. ,
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GA horrible accident occurred on the
Susquehanna and Tide Water Canal. on the
18th inst. Mrs. Rice wife Of the captain of
the Elizabeth, was cfeahing the cabin, and
for some purpose. Poured barning fluid in the
cracks. II, ignited. communicated to the
fluid in the jhg, which exploded, +, setting the
cabin in a lines! She jumped overheard, and
was saved, but her child was burned to
DEATH - ..H4es 1ia @" -Hi
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0TWm. Speers has been arrested on sus.
picion Of setting fire TO the Lnnatic Asylum
in Utica. He, wasaent. to the Asylum in
1860 from New York, where be had fred
several buildings He was discharged from
the Asylum lastlalli bnt was afterwards EN-.
ployed in subordinate cupacity there.
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New JeweIry store.

M ESSRS. VAUTROT, g. ROTHERS
Ill will, In a few days, open a new JEWELRY
STORE ,in Ravenna, In the rooms formerly occupied
by A. Foe, In the Collins House Block, where a large
and carefully selected assortment Of the newest and
test styles fJewelry may always be foun at the low.
est prices. Particulars next week.
r5i0& 50. % VAUTROT & BROTHERS. !
Ravenna, Jnly %, ls57-tf. ).
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PenmnnShin.
A VOICE FROM SHALERSVILLE.

POSITIVELY ALL NOTES AND AC-
l. COUNTS DUE TO THE LATE FIRM OLA
v. HoRR & CO., MUST BE PAID BY THE FIRST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. =, ..;..,.
1920 w. H. STREAToR,
Surviving Partner of A. v. HoRR & Co.
ShalersVille, July 3J, lS57-Qm
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pARIS and Hampden Green, Carnage
i apd Furniture Varnish, al ,93sa5 Sw,fr'I. /,
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GrThc pcct Beranger is ontIs death bed
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GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambrs.
VI types, etc., Of sTAFFER & co Rooms over
Baird's JeweIry Store, Ravsnna, @. 3 ~ hb
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SIXTEEN STYLES OF ME-
GTJITARS

William Hall e. Sons celebrated American Guitar
three sty ,$l8, $2j and S35, including u nea
Rave one, Also q. G. ConverSc's Guitar Instructor
by aid ef which any person may learn to play withou
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-01

" d THE nE-asE aa HH...LAIIlNE FANLsGI1
II ADVANCED SlAGEs OF THE DISEASE.
WE ned MT speak 10 the p bic o. "a virtues.
w FhruEb0Et every trgns ard almost every ham.et
a. the American State, IL wonderful cures % pu ucla-
~ 4. muIsint- have msde 10 a p adv t1o1-u. Say. sew
are thr faml es i1 any civilized o-n ry 1l fhisc nfinsuf
vi bat come perso al ez-perieu-r ~ rs ff-crsi and
fewer yet the cmnrnlfi any gher- wlich hage not
sm NJ ben s1me living trophy o. - vl-forF oY-r The
subtle ard dangerous diseases % the fLrlEf ana IurE
vile it IS The most p uerfu anudo-1 yet h w ro nan
for tha frmlable anddl E-rJus ID sls g u the priuo-
Eary o-1an-. 10 b. also tie pir1ssutrsr md sal 20 remedy
that can b. employed fgr infants and yluug rer-ols Pa
rruts shou.d have o. in store aEa ns- te iusitiors enemy
that steals up n BEN unprepa Cd We have abundant
GROUNDS t1b a W tn CHERRY PICTORIAL saws no e
lives b. tLe -oonsumpti1us % prverts thai thrss b. clr-s.
Keep Il b. you. and cure your colds v D they are cura-
BE. Mt nHrIect them until no human skin can Master the
n-zor BE- esuE 2 that, fastened On The ritaia. eets you
life awnF.
Al know the dreadful fatality % iruE disorders, and
a. ubey kuoz to0 the VIRTUES o. this rCm dT, " need us.
DO more than assure them it b. rtM mad the best % can
BE-. We spare no C . n.care, no toi 90 produce DO tbs
most perfect r1-ihl-, and tau afo-d those Who ulr "a
&c the best AGENT Which our skin can furnish for their
sure. Prepared By
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lovtl- Mass.
SD ~ H. p. FARNESWORIE 3 co.
fuuIT-faw1w
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE-At Rules led in The Clers'5
- Omce, ChAnoery Side q the Common Law and Chan
c y COurt Of the sty o; Memphis, Monday August Sd
1851,
ElEETd Bay, Complainant,
Is
Wm D Philips, Wu. B. Philips, Jn0. v. Mason and
wife, and others, Defendants.
i appearing from afndavit dled in this cause tit The
D=fsudants, Wm. ID philips, VIM. B Philips julia N.
Phillips, ages Jane Phillips and Joseph Cari, are nm
residents OF tue State OF Tennessze It is ordered that
they doeuter their APPEARANCE herein before Or within the
hrst threedzys OF IT. next tern o. said Court. q be held
On the 4th No lay in kovember next. QS57 and plead.
answer or dlnu- 20 Compartments bill, or the same viii
be taken for c~lnfess-d a. 20 them aud set for hearing r.
pGrfe, and that a cory Of this order be published once .
week for four Successive weeks in the Memphis appeal.
4 cupy-attaEf-
GIN C. LANIER, C ERIK ana Master.
By 4 A. PAhEER. j.. d.. C.. 4 n.
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THR BOARDING HOUsE and six acres O.
1a ground sdjoiniug Tie LsGr1nge temae CoArse
itI In oramebts Al new ard sunGen ba9cD
~ u.a.t- eEEfy board r. ne li u ven sc
TTh snfusb-ry, and one O The hancs0nest places 4
Eest rennsss@-
TIE ulaos vii b. sod, and an eSry sopioaii1n 4
rssosctfsIy r~eqaeste3 Apply 3 WITH 4 WALDAAN
Administrators q D B Johnson. deceased a. Ken
Bhis. - v. A. TURNEE, EsQs LsGr2nEe
= MnDEA
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Insnircnt Nonce.


+ HAYS ibis cav as c.ird wHf ~ So ne Rat and
Il CAP BueIness. M GEO v. GRAZ a. > nsfiner IN
rn7rlrof M coT<frn 81 r. Niaef. The siyio v
- a1n tssrx hnetd
F . 1tes Rsaa 5 Cd 50.
tssti-aiu
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8ailOlng DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, &c
". "a. PAgsMORE

TAKEs this method Of informing the citizens Of Men
phis taat be has permanently .ocated himself here
70 carrv on the ablv- business, ard Assures those VI
may favor him with their patronage that al work ~
trusted 70 him viii have his strict AFIhA
ZION. In the selection and preparation q the nlateria
a. well a. he faithful ef euti5n OF The WofE- No e1el
lion viii Be- spared on his part 70 giFe satisfaeuon an
perform the gslk thoroughly, arn 80 he sane TINE :
suit tn taste q the most fasudiou8-
His long experlerce warrants him In ssyiug that NJ
contracts viii Be- complied with q the entia saitsfafto
4 those who may patroniEe nm. They msy also re
assured that any work untert4ken byhim "hpe Pionl'
y Sonducted.
For qualifications. he hegs leave 70 refer % m teher
ing persons. Capt C. B Church. Capt 7 hcEl
v. Pnolev. Capt. J. Goslee Capt AEeo, NJ " rnm
sunn-n.-E z sh----n-s Dug s-n-- uL..-llL
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Valuable Plantation for sale.

OFFER FOR sale ny PiHntsi iors oontzinlng
81 10 acres. 500 o. EuicA are in . hizh state q
~ ulrtTatisn znd 100 zcrsE desdened- Gooa DEtlr
Iug H9Eses, C ton Gin and Press an segt
Czslus, al new About $40 acres Of bo.tou iznls s. q
Whi1- is nrst ga ity. This tract les four nis Na
81 TatesrfIr, m DeSoto county, and s1 ulles wet 81
fhs Mississippi znd Tsnnssss E2lrosd. SisAllei
pleasant and healthy.
In ug Ebsenoe, -sn En- Col JANIS 2 AAtinhAe
enc and = half miles routh OF nv rEideuocl Who 81
show the premises 70 any person Etfhf1E ts plicaAse
ard va Wn mar kaoEn nv terms, Se. NJ oT
can BE- found at al times on TIE plEos, and WI give a
alienation IN regard 70 The fEu-
aur1-aWzu l. eihAtN1
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OF NASHVILLE.

ttttEEaitE OF AANhtlLLEs
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT opens Nov-m5er 2;
L the Pre- PRELIMINARY Coursz. October 6, 1857. Ap
ply 70 PAUL P. Eve, Dean.
TIE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, WESTERN KILL
TART INSTITUTE c0mmenoes next session SEPTEA-
BE :. Il comprises . c0mTlete Classical uCursrr an
Elective course Ia EneineeriuE. IN Scientific and AEr-
cultural branches aud q preparatory schocl Tuition.
boarding washing and fuel 500 term Of 20 wesks
Modern LsuEuaEes. etc eack SO per term
Last Session the Medical College numbered 4l9 the
Military College. in its ssosnd year, oil Mztricuiants.
$50 600 have been Epprop iatad for additional buIld-
ings. Appls to
B. R. JOHNSON, SUPERINTENDENT.
Eashrf1H- Tenn Tu1v n. 1857 s~uu1-dawswa
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The British Periodicals
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Great reduction IN price Of the latter Publication.
EONARD SCOTT = CO.. New York, continue t. re-
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J UTATE OF ENESSE AT Rules held On the Clerks
- om7e. ChAucery side sfths Comma Law AMI Chsn-
CRY Court Of the CITY Of Memphis, Monday Augu-t ID.
1887.
vernon Rhodes, 10. P. TrszsEaut, and Others,
C1npIAinanlss
e..
Robert C. BIinkiey, James Elder ard James Y Cren-
shaw, Defendants
II appearing from sndavit nied in this cause that ths
D feLdant, James " CunshAw, IS a nonresident q ths
state Of Tennessee II is ordered that be De enter hi.
I appsarnce heTsiE bsfoTs or within the first three avs
o. the next term o. said Court 10 b held IN he fourth
Monday in No ember next QS57J ana plead. answer, OF
icmur 20 CompAinaRts' bin ana amended bih- c. the
sam via o. taken for confessed a. % him and set for
hearing eI-pdrfe and that . copy q this order BE- pub
Hshed once a week Ter four successive weeks in The
Memphis AFpecL-
A c0py-aLtest.
JOIN c LANIER Clerk and Master.
b 8. A. PARKER, Jr-s d. C. & Il.
REID a. CARR. Solicitors for CoHPlauanis.
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DESIGNING 70 impross another lot tume'
1.S disuely, I Ntu sell my present residence 70
80 punctuzl purchaser on good terms Hcompriss
zGL acres, l. comfortably Improved and uRQueS
fioaably one Of TIE msst beautiful and most healthy elite
IN the vicinity o. HemphiE-
apI6 q w fueIOH-
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For SaIeG

cFFER for sale ave huldroi and twero
$50 Of Land, fourteen miles Northeast Of SON
f4errilie. eu h Jackson read, known - the former
- residrnce o. stephen Jarmc7. The place Is We
Improved, has . good famed dwelling houss and exoslehl
cut houses. Ein-house, with 81 and thsesher- ic-hosSes
sc. There j. On tbs premises an extensive srcnArai VIII
III kind q fruits Er IVA in the country. There are W.
huaa-ed and nnty acres OF land in cGltiTGtons and me
remaining portion well timbered. Apply 70 the Under
siD~d - ~ niaoe- n ?. JARHOE,
pfrck Oak G-nve. T-ur-
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Fine Plantation for Sale,

oNz AND A-HALF Ill FROM CASCoF
80 Whit&Rfver. II Arkansss county, ArkEnHa
DAoousslnin 80 AGRA, 500 Of which are cleErei
- and Row in cultivation an excellent dwelling q
fv- IONS nrEt-rzts quarters fer ATTY nsgross; SOC
stables. bars. q HeE Fln-houss threshing house 70
wheat oats. &c Bob cisteTn and wells CT the place
The whole Farm enclosed with an eEoellent stated fence
ThlE Pm Is aoW iup-ovsd is one q he best ootion
ezra and small grain FARMS on White HlFerr and exec
lsHHy Edapted Tor rtOck n Wig
wi sell viii l. nv entire stock 81 esttlr, hogs
fheep corr, fodder, osH &C. ! WI 81 -Es section cor
afring the Farm alone, OF the whole tract and give
pr nsssr = real bargain. Apply 10 ne On the place o
address Czscae, AK.
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