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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
A Steamship Missing.

The steamship Austria. from Hamburg via
Southampton. lth instant. was not telcgraphed
up to one o'clock thisday iIerco ,ignees Messrs
Knnhardt Co.. of 62 Beaver ST. have received
information of her leaving Southampton on the
above date.-N. J. Erp,sss, 23d.
TIE BiE>T STEAMER.
Con lecture is rife. concerning the ocean steam
burnt at tas reported by telegraph from Hal
iiax)
Same of the morning journals express m opn-
ion that the unfortunate steamer may he the
North Star. This is not probable The spot
where the burned steamer was seen is | 800 miles
from Sandy Hook. The North Star left New York
on the llth, aud was then out only days, and
could not have been far to the Eastward by some
400 miles.
The Ariel left on the ith aud was then out IL
days. but the attlde Ij.l2 is 200 miles to the
Southwark of hcrcourse and | 200 to 300 miles
to the Westward of there the Ariel ought to have
been ON the 18th Of September. The North Star
has double engines and two walking beams
the Ariel has but engine, and one walking
beam.
The steamer Alps left New York on the 9Th of
September for Liycrpoo the Canada left Hall
fax on the 10th for Liverpool The only miss
ing steamer that We know Of, is the Austria
from Bremen via Southampton, which left that
port on the 4th, and has been out 10 days
That steamer has red bottom, but not a walking
beam.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
Rich M 0nd Mnrket.-aept, ~.

BACON light We qao,o to-day: Prime Sides Ola
Todd Hog Round loc Todds Exna Sugar Cured Hams 4c.
BuTrER quote Butter from aias5--lat'er pr,re
CEMENi-James River q 7oai 7,per hs Hudson River
CoTFEE.-Msrko firm. We quote Rio / itc as to quail.
ity and quantity Laguayra ai3c Java i6al7c Mocha ~
COAL-white and Red Ash Anthracite Coal for CRATES
Do Sr pa@ ct oa o s ton ." o u. g. - Fsana
OF % bushels Hail o. so load snths Btumnous
c OK city 90 2, bush
CORN si.i,l0 per IH.hs transactions In Mea
G G0TToN y yhnHs per p
dage asc Seine Irvine &c; Carpet Warp &c; Wrapping
Su % s s' sm ns % 90 Sr s
BY the draS : - /, the trade superhns sdsas
r, rERrlIIzE,ss arsnyan 500 y ton: "A Mexican sas
Super Phosphate Of s
sale. carolina $ o. gross .5 half sa'.
ss'%y "e siss 10 = e Kits e. s"' No s''
F Fl AK ! I !; 81, 3'ai 90 per bu.hcl
GRASS SEEDS --we quote Clover Seed O. 25a5 5o and
Tm"hy e aaS 80 per bushe Orchard Grass 81 5oa CO.
GELS The quotations rie nominal in this market
LARDPiiae new Lard IN bbs l2tc; l2ic; pals l2la
LuMnER;-c!ear White Pine, SIS refused do s,s
quarter s.i Dc IiaslG i iasst T. s.
asi5 Flooring, isas.O face measure scantnr. lasl3 Tor
Rail. SAP Iaal3 sch ali heart s.as Shingles
s,ss per NJ Weather Bsardng ,3ssi6; Inch Oak Plank
Poplar, 2Oss25 n Dressed Flooring, Virginia 25as2s-
Dressed Flooring Southern, ssasao Lahs, s,a5as7
LIQUORS -D,@sdy o,ard pup"y c., 2as5 per gallon
ae5 %; 81 Virginia Apple &c de-
Old s5easl5o, northern do aa75c imitation 45ai7c. Rum
laas 10 The quotations of foreign liquors have
unchanged Tor time Circular. from leaing importing
LiAD-we quote 6iac per Id for Pig 7a7!c for Bar
MOLAsSES.-New ORR, ans 400; Cuba Muscovado la3ic
Cayed Cuba Doe Porto Rico 4oe
OATS-50ets per bushe. and in demand.
oFFAi--l'ran i'c; sh IRIS 10 Brown stuff 30 and Ship
PEAs-Clay 81 u, Black 81 80 per bag of bushels.
PLASTER We quote Lump 81 75ai per ton-reesip's
small Northern Ground % 90 Ciabornes do s. so per
kOSIN--SI1oal75 per Dbl.
RYE Country roc per bushel.
suGARS-rhe marke j. Inactive NV Orleans none here
de'd iallI; Gut Loaf iiisliic Cofeo io.ci cofvo
lo!c; Coffee loc Extra lo!au'f
STARCi-Prme Corn 6a'i; Pearl 1tasc
SALT-By cargo, from wharf u b. from store 81 3Ca
TOBACCo-Tbe receipts of Tobacco light and breaks
smaller til very light stock hand tor Inspection, Mar
1f nara9 . "s' ss 0 s sd 20 "s
shipping sl2a Oh good Manufacturing SIX oua 80 hne $40
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder 55easl 20
wHEAT-Ihc better d, scripons of wheat Aim. while
the lowe grades are dab OF sac Meaute good to prnr red
81 GOAL 40 aud white 81 a. For extra .",oi wLitr
w0on-w hclr.alr OAK s. 90 per cord. Pine 3. 30 Re,
tail: oak <5 Pine 81 30.
. s, Marra sisG IS per a r"s !".sr
sh~,y-rermar,in Inf and Gordon. Am,ntilado, s2a6
vast, hird lcss Flercss as in quality
wHIsKEy.-n cbmond Re,tlied 2ta2se Ci.'rna,i 2s'a
CATTLE noGs AND snEEr
EEEF-We quote 81 Ojss w per cwt. with moderate
MUroN-ws quote fair to good Mutton 81 sDa5 10 per
head Very superior sell a little better.
- l.NJn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

Tobacco is less active but firm
good demand exists with fair Sales
no hid. Kentucky la4c is3 lbs Havana 32ai2c
do new crop private ie,ms 422 Srcdeaf Sc
Crude. pkgs Manufactured 8
Exports for past weCk...... 5l2 .:i6
DO since January l.... A: eS Or s6t
Same time IL. =. 6G3JO l,e05CGu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
Philnd-Iphin Cattle M.rkcs-sept. d

Reef Cae-1he offerings this week amounted about
$50 head; sa eaSst 100 lbs Cows and Calves
sales of fresh Cows dry do at 5a s25 Sheep
oe ngs 6Oo sales 2as4 each. 1ogsAoferings about
20 sales Al Ga S6 IS per 100 lbs-a decline
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

lF From the CterEy.-tcv'd. j. q. Atearns
writes consider II the best remedy lever knew for Dypep
The late Rev Dr. Granger repeatedly expressed his belief
mat he owed Ills life Ia the timely Of Dhvss Pain
Killer During his visit the Missions 10 Burmah he
had asevce attack Of the CHOLERA anl Immediately
heycd by Its Use.
Rev a. Webster, Editor Of the Christian Era writes
have used yonr Pain Killer for many years. my family
with much satisfaction
Rev Phi Hips formerly Of the Orissa Mission India
My wife IL YOU celebrated Pam k,r for rheumatic
affection from which She has suffered for years.
ter effect than other Of the has tried
am 1t for speIsa aud kinney complaints good
sutccss" Sold by medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN H. SEAf. LynGhbnrg Isep2I2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
The Fair
mocracy.

We copy the following kindly notice Of Lynch
burg and our approaching Fair from the last num-
Der Of the Danville Register In consideration of
the handsome euesy o. the Register we will FORE
go discussion with it AS to which town paws the
highest price for Tobacco--and will only say that
We shan be happy to see at the Fair not only the
editor Of the Register bat ~ many as possible Of
the worthy citizens Of his enterprising and intel
ligent county:
s. i THE LYNCHBURG FAIR
1t cannot be denied that Lynchburg is an enter
prising city, and that her citizens are ready and
willing to give q liberal snd energetic support to
all public schemes which look to her advancement
and growth. The Lynchburgers are shrewd and
sagacioas enough to make outlay Of one
dollar when it is certain that they will re.
ceive two DECLARE in return. In this they could
teach many towns, such AZ panyille for example
"a wholesome and beneficial lesson. Whenever a
public work which would contribute tn the ag
grandiEement of Lynchburg has been started, tina,
city has always helped with q liberal hand. At
Ter having subscribed large amounts Ct money
for public Improvements, the peUple Of Lynch
burg aye anxious to be allowed to commence
the building Of railroad IRON that place to the
North Carolina line. with their own money, ask
ing not one dollar from the State. They sec thai
II tAs road were made they would receive thrice
tlheif outlay N tho increased trade from North
!, tAro1ina and the border counties Of Virginia.
ssa II this lvsy the wideAwake City Of the Hills i.
Always alive ~ her interests.
T6els thoushts are sug gested by the active ex
SttiodS which the people of Lynchburg are nov
makiug h get up creditahle and attractive Agri
oulturl and Mechanical Fair, in October next
st4ANNlnfsOta srrange0ssts tits said, hsvs bee
madS n this purpose. aud no doubt the exhib
ton will be largely attended and well worth goin
tosee. Tie managers have appointed Mr.. Slsugt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

Horrible MURDERS IN Rr>sr'L County, ALA
BAMA.-A terrible tragedy, most of the details of
which are vet involved in mystery. WAS enacted
in Russell county, Ala, in the Vchcc settlement,
n few miles west of Crawford on Monday night
last The victims were Mr.. Isaac Porter and his
wife. 1t appeared upon the investigation that
Mr. Porter, who was Young man recently mar
ried. was living near his mother, aud Was i'll the
habit of feeding her stork early in the morning.
On Tuesday morning, he mot comngoyer as usual
to attend to this business. the old lady repaired to
his house to see if anything had happened, and
there found Mrs Porter in her bed dead, and
Mr. Isaac Porter insenshc. Subsequently, Mr.,
Isaac Porter revived for short time. and stated
chat during the night, his wife awakened him and
told him she heard some one in the house, that he
started to get out Of the bed, when several heavy
blows were dealt him-he remembered having re-
cciycd three. OF what happened afterwards he
knew nothing. Mrs. Porter had been beaten
to death by blows upon her head and elsewhere,
II nd medical men satisfied that she had been
violated by some man or men, from marks about
her person. The deceased were poor people, and
the horrible crime could not have been committed
f. IN any hope of obtaining money. There was
positive evidence pointing to any particular
persons as the guilty parties but there was suS-
pcon that the deed had been committed by
groes.
Mr.. Porter died after telling all he knew of the
horrible tragedy. No'umbHs E"qu',Yr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

COUP ladies! We hive something very
- way Of Solid Silver Soup ladies' Of handsome
patterns ard warranted fine as coin
Persons in want o any thing in the way Ct o III
SILVER WARE, would do well call before
chasing keep hand supply of Spoons Forks
Ial, a. made in the best and WARRANTED GIN
uISE sepi2l Is SII.NERlliURS l. Cliff.
Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27


OF the lovely brings diseases
us colds indigestion anguor loss Of appetite and
iy-out all of them may be cured with little trouble,
II properly lated Indigestion 1t Is wei know finds
gn in tori Ill liver and anguur and loss appetite
natural fruits To get rid OF them harmless tonr should be
nsedaoinethnY that will quick, the blood
bile and cleanse the entire and effect these
results BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS is the surest and
safest Composed of vegetable substances and
pounded in the mast skill nj their qualities
admirably proportional that they
times and und, all circumstances
III INJURY Une single bottle has been n effect
ect cure In delicate all other
tailed.
To be had Wholesale and retail by Messrs H. Thompson
Co.. and by all the principal Druggists ynciburg
elsewhere In Virginia and North Caruna Orders by Prof
r.. BAKER, Richmond, Va srpt3 Wv
lmPnRTANT.-A remedy ha. la .t bee n Il IL
covered. which is certain HandruH other
OF the Hair The follow alton
Is from gentleman well known this community Shout
aisfy every that KossEHs EssENCt BAY LEAVES"
just what 1t prcends bea remedy for
Of the Hair. Every certificate give from we'll
known aud most reliable
PETERSBURG Aug 18th, 1857.
Col. 7. ii. RossEK-Dear SIR have used your Essence
of BAY Leaves for the oid with entire
snece siess lhoh three boios ecctg complete and
in consideration Of hieh uhes tstugy recommend il
in the highest terms. CHAS. ". ARNOLD.
IH' This valuable article is for sale hoesae and
by Mrssrs w. A. SIROTHEli y CO. and JOHN ii. SEAY
Druggists Oh TINS city. sept Jd2cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

~ Tho people Of = n,hbnig and the adjoining
counties hereby commanded t. immediately AT
RAINks psie til" Farmers BARK, ard show
why they should not - 10y buying their
Clothing u said m and getting such as be
aud comfortable to TN bch canuot be
had any other establishment as favorable terms
septa0ts COMMON SENSE, Judge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
NEW BOOK! NEW BOOK!
Sketches and Recollections Of Lynchburg,
BY THE OLDEST lNHABlTANT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
FOR SALE By
PAYNE & HRISTIAN
sent k.n 1

sept2THs hep. and Cour. copy
NOTICE.
OFFICE THE JAS. RIVER & KA Co,
Richmond Sept. %, leja.
ruNHE TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the James River Com
pany VIII be le at the Company Office city
day the 18th October
Appointment Of Proxy.
Amor all Mn by these Presents: That the Subsc
being Stockholders in the JANIS RIVER kANAwHA Com
raNY. do hereby constitute and appoint
and lawful Attorney aud Proxy
in all General Meetings of the Stockholders Of
ny, held within months from the hereof
when personally by
other Proxy with full and authority such General
Meetings, TO give such and do such
acts each OF could give the said
meetings If personally present and do h. reby
raty and confirm wi cver
Attorney law fully
authority hereby conferred upon him.
WINES hands and seals. thi,---day Co.
thousand light hundred aid
tSEALl
lSEAL.
Tcstc, ISrA
Iiy order Of the President Directors
srptI7.2awiw WIN =. MI'NFoRD S.c'v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

AN FRIDAY, SATJHDAY AND MONDAY
~ my entir" stock Of FANCY GOODS viii be di,pla, ed
Tor the Inspection "f the city aud uuiry pcope
Ny success In the BONNET, CLOAK AAI' FANCY LINE
mp 10 the tine the evidence shui
and last" the selection of the million little hmadd
dts with hici To ornament that ii III, human family
winch do
sell to all or t" please all shall be- pleased sell the half
or fourth Of nl-ther fore shall H. glad al who may
want ELEGANT BoNNErS CLOAK : SIIAWI.S, HEAD
DRESSES, FLOW EKS. FEATlifRS ZEPHYR GOODS,
YRS and very many other artcis suitable
Iii is Presents A. -. EN(sI.EDOxE.
srli25-is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

hou~Way's Ointment - u u Sc bal M tor
breasts legs and old even those de
all other applications for series OF Thousands Of
uhcsf"s attest its almost dnings hospitals
bath of the old and the world Sold the
No. 60 Maiden Lane New York, and by all Drug gss
dc, and u per pot [srpt2,,- lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27

tsencnt Ill be found another column has discovered
NEEDY ior the gsy and bald which practeaoe and
cheap requires d. wig extraordinary trol
he Theirs eau be doubt whatever Of its efficacy We has,
seen testimonials almost without OF
gre.t intelligence, high ~ di,iibg and worth.
those ho have been bald Tor their
own nav ana appear tsn they did six
ago As III most gray hairs aud bald heads arc
both premature and unnatural Is duty remedy them by
the hHt ural and undoutcd which Prof Wool las
vented and now kindly offers the ~ted Read his adser
tsencnt try rs wonderful remedy give the Prot
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hh1
Sold by all able Druggists ;.cptg,ew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-27
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

wild Chesry Bsi-an.-Th~ following 10 wer-
ny the attention Of ell whvre themselves ~
frissds:
fLAYAfETIE, Ind. July 81. 1eJ4
Der Sir IL attack ed abost months with se-
cold which settled and doctors re mest
respeetabr In this cy) said thai had Inflammation or con-
sumption Of the lungs and a+r cxhausting their skill wont
reie {" pronounced my incursbe commenced IA
king Dr HIstsys Baaa ~ Hid CAry about six weeks ago.
aud In fur days able wsk all The house and am
now well man. Yours respectfully,
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand plain statement from Geo Hoover OF
tis city who well known having lived here twenty
years The doet ndc him months AID gave
him mp to die but wissr's Bal.aai cured lin
ID X W WILSTAGK. Druggist,
Lafayette, Ind.
None genuine unless sisn.d !. BUTTS On tho wrapper
srpf23iw
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
A Few Short Hints.

Cherry grating should be done as early us
possible.
Now is the time to stick your Currant and
Goosbery cuttings. Take of last years
growth cut out all the bud buried in the earth !;
insert six inches leaving eight or ten inches
above ground. BY this course you will have
trees instead Of bushes, bearing much more
abuniently, fruit finer, aud the stockpretter.
Rake oil carefully the top-dressing from
the strawberry, asparagus, tulip. and flower
beds. Also take of the covering from the
s. iaach bed. We have now spinach lit TO
eat.
The early Pea should be in the ground by
this time, provided the weather continues
warm. so with your lettuce in a warm bor-
der.
Trim your Dwarf Pear Trees We Gud it
good policy to head them TO pretty closely.
Cut cut all the dead wood, and good deal
of the oid wood of your Roses. The rose
bears sharp pruning.
Trim aud tie up your RasIberries. They
never should be trimmed in The fall unless
laid down
Transplant your iiut and ornamental Trees
Shrubs, aud Vines now as rapidly as possible,
The earlier they are 10 the better.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
HOVER's LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony of Prof, Booth and Dr. Briuckle having
previously been published, the following now added =
From Prof McCLOSKEY, formerly Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine in the Fcmale Medical Coee
Cf Pennsylvania, and late lroessu. OF Surgery in the
American College of Medicine, &c:
PHILADELPHA A, Nov. 27th, 1856.
Mr.. JosEFH +. HOVER A II al o: Your LIQUID
HAIR DYE will convince the skep,ical that il is
SAFE, ELEGANT, and EFrlCAcoUs preparation. Unlike
many Others 1t has in several instances proved serviceahe
in the cure Of some cueOus eruptons on the head aud
slch an application.
Very respectfully, J. F. X. McCLOSKEY. MD,
415 Race St, above 18th.
HONER'S WRITING INKS, including HOVER,S
WRITING FLUID. aud HONER'S SINDElIBIE INKS
si maintain their high character, which has always dis
asu,shed ihen aud the extensive demand first created
has continued uninterrupted until the present,
Orders addressed 10 the Mandatory, No. 4 8
RACE street, above Fourth. (od No. I441
Philadelphia, will receyeprompt attention, by
JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December 25, ls57.-April 25, 81, ch.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
LFlola lle GsrmlnLown r,legrnph
The Potato Culture.

SIR - have frequently noticed your agri-
cultural articles received from various cores
pGndents, bat DO not remember in any of them
TO have seen the probable cause Of the falling
OF IN our potato crop. would therefore
make the following suggestions ! have been
engaged in agriculture for about twenty. -four
years, and have during that time in common
with my neighbors, planted small potatoes
believe it is and has been the common prac
tee to save the small potatoes expressly for
seed Now this is totally unlike all other seed
that we make use Of No one would think
Tor moment Of sheliing his nubbin ears of
corn Tor seed, but would on the contrary Sc
iect the largest and finest in sowing wheat
we select that which is the most plump and
heavy, and so with all other kinds of seeds.
! this year shall select the largest and most
SOLD potetoes / can tind for seed, without
however expecting much change the first
year, nor perhaps the second, nor even the
third year, bnt II this plan be generally adon.
ally. Respectable. ;A e w 'ag'"'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
farmers' 1grpMtmrnt,
About Potatoes.

Permit me to say few words about the
potato, q subject quite as important as the
question concerning the adoption Of the cred
skirt" by the fairer portion of creation, or
whether the modern bonnet was intended to
protect the head or merely to hang on the
back part as articles are hung on nails about
the room, for convenience. | am Yankee,
and hal. from the banks Of the Connecticut,
in the Old Bay State, and where we have
nice mealy potatoes, an article | have not
been able to find at Rochester Even the fa.
nous Blue Mercies do not compare with our
Carriers and other varieties. ] love q GOOD
potato as dearly as If first drew my breath
in that island where they raise fine ones and
have no snakes and should the question be
no bread or 70 potatoes, l should vote strong
ly for the last article. believe too much
seed is used, Ny rule has been Que small
potato in a hill, and not cut them. ! have
always met with g9oa success The following
l clip from the Springfield Republican
"B. H. Williams, Of Coidwater Michigan
states that he has been experimenting upon
seed potatoes for several years. and he finds
that one quarter of the seed generally used is
an improvement. From one to two ewes in a
hill, he says, will produce more potatoes, of
more even size, and less subject to decay than
any larger amount Of seed"
We think our farmers generally have been
tending to the same theory for several years,
although they have not perhaps, carried it to
extent. Our English and Irish farmers say
that We use thyee timeS the seed that they do.
and that as consequence We get more small
potatoes and less large ones than they do.
aud not so good aggregate crops.-COr Rurai
Nssc YORKER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED AT
PRIVATE SALE.

fEs1 v -A-I1 - ALE-
fNNHE subscriber offers at private sale, Ger.
u tain lot or piece Of land, situate in Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland coupty,
about miles below SunbuTy, bounded on the
west by the river Susquehanna, on the south by
land OF George Seller, on the east by land of
Wm. kroh, and on the north by land of VIM.
X. Jones, containing Acres and Is perches,
oil OF which Is cleared and in very high state
Of eultiyaton. The Northern Central Rail
Road passes through the tract, and is also
bound on the east by the Main Road leadne
from Sunbury 10 Harrisburg, which together,
with the River upon the west, and the fertility
OF the soil makes il very pleasant and desira-
bic situation.
ALSO; another certain Tract Of Land situate
in said township, adjoining lands of William
hroh, on the south, the heirs of Robert and Ar
thur Auchnuiy; on the east Nm.N V. Silver
wood, and public road ON the north, and VIM
Il. Jones onthe west, containing SO Acres l2l
perches strict measure. about So Of which
aIe cleared, and in high state Of cultivation
and the residue most excellent land for culiiva-
ton, but Is now covered with excellent timber,
and II purchased soon, the purchaser can get a
large quantity of Railroad Ties on the same
/ This tract is also well wateIed, having several
fine springs upon it, and every field can be wa.
tered thereby. An ndisputable title will be given
and terms Of sale reasonable.
WILLIAM r. JONES. =
Lower Augusta tp., January 2, ls57.-tf