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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

THE MARCH TO THE GRAVE IN 1857
What mighty procession has been mo-
wing towards the grave during the past
year! At the usual estimate, since the
first Of January, 1857, more tnsn thirty
one million five hundred thousand Of the
worlds population have gone down to the
grave. Place them in long array and
they will give moving column of more
than thirteen hundred to every mile of
the circumference of the globe. What a
spectacle, as they move on, tramp, tramp,
the Dead March giving its funeral notes
as they 90 to the silent shades"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

The NebTAska Legislature is in gIsAt
trouble and excitement prevails. A ma.
jority adjourned from Omaha to Florence.
Governor Richardson arrived on the 10th
and requests the return Of the Legislature
to Omaha,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

A PHYSICAL JoKE.--A wsg, observing
on the door of house the name Of two
physicians, remarked that il put him in
mind OF double-barreled guu, for if one
misssd, tho otEee was sure % kill.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

Dr.. Hall recommends, by way of pre-
ventiou against taking cold, that persons
going out of heated rooms should "keep
their mouthes shut" The caution NAV
be very wise and judicious, but what are
the ladies to doY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

81 The census Of the United Ststes
shows that We have two and half million
of farmers, one hundred masons, and tive
hundred thousand csrpenters-besides .
number os other folks.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

%E Ex. President Pierce has accepted
the offer by President Buchanan, of a
passage to Madeira in the Powhattan. He
will sail somewhere about the last Of the
month.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

WHRAT.-D. w. Abbot of Rumford,
Maine, raised 700 bushels of prairie wheat
on burnt lot of 80 acres this season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

TnE PRESIDENT swEARs ABOUT MoNTeoAERY's
NoM1SArroN- That Btrrez Of IYhiskey, &c
Washington correspondent, says the Bali.
more Patriot, announces that when it was told
President Buchanan that our friend, the Hon.
Bill Montgomery, OF the borough Of Washington,
Pa. had been nominated again for Congress, he
.,sbut both eyes and swOre big round oath
From this we should infer that Judge Black has
succeeded in efectually poisoning the old Ian
casterian's mind against William. Considering
that our friend Bin went to the trouble of hav-
ing double x barrel of Whiskey, got up on
purpose as a present to 'James buchanan,
Esq, the profanity of the President was viO'
lation of the commonest sort Of deeency' By
ths.wsy, what has come Of that whiSkeyf Has
it been shipped? Perhaps Enoch South, of
Dunkard township, the manufacturer, can eS
plain why the President swore, The whiskey
may never have reached the President, or it
may have been a hard article ofthc "blue rnin"
kind, and so put The President out of his head
Let Enoch be Intercepted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

CALrYoRSlA EplroKs-Arc "some" on de-
scriptions as may be Judged by their mammoth
squash and leviathan beet stories. They can
describe each other, too as tue following from
the Trinity Journal, of Weaverville, proves;
There is a newspaper publisherin Sacramento
so mean that he shriyels up on the sidewalk 10
keep from tearing his cluthes. His personal
np,iearnnce resembles that of two ginseng roots
stuck in a seed squash. One evening when ne
was creeping home, disguised at the expense OF
supper, bystander remarked: There goes one
Il Pontius Pilates jurymcn, home from the cru
cifixion."
The same paper appears to have poor opin-
ion of Shasta, rival town to Weaverville;
we are told that daguerreotypist recently
visited Shasta to take view of the principal
street. Excepting "Lo the poor Indian, and
his female friends, the artist could never una
enough of people in the streets to give the place
an appearance of life. He at length discovered
that the population moved early IN the morning
towards the groceries and saloons, and in en-
dcavorinC to take picture before sunrise, got
one with which he intends to illustrate de-
scription of the valley and shadow OF death.
We do not believe the story, however
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

; ;. '4''lsF'' + KEW FIRM.

DIS. BARTLETT , NiAp JUL - ',sniif;t 20
e. ,lerEets street. opposite y ssi,intfoi Hail. ei,
tiHE Va. 49,, tts r--t6t, trer.-
Flf VIncli,lI 6siuf ON Isit y ~
n iTforrbT rs .Tirnda ard tls publ, ntilsii
pleas viii X =. Ertisii D. D.
~, sfser suee=ssfuleHp sFitIs' il tLs D.
a ss5loD. !, =. ,..-f,rv, ever, ot-r,t.,s.
"a nI-chiuieaI DgnTttT1 -aTt "a y llisi ~
N me Iatsst iinrToFeis ntt o. ~
n for braury sdurnll lAu gt~s1itAi -ti ,
s,I 4 ,tieeIrI T-stl, shali NOT be sirpars-a.
Pr-ons Ebo have Denied thsnssites shS PsS'tIt - .
during re nree-.sry -! saiI -
and Frofst ilt' ltrt tiat - - >
uulIIa ClloIdlnl oi Etlef - = aT-irs
~ sssst nd 1SslSeflf hsfSiifAA a. 81 trtli
80 ertrnetttI uriIlibF pam 1870, =. =, .
fnforunatfnI vice tiist - s.ei' Ps'fe'
-. I'm - ulrnsrtl O. give Eratlf-
Pi1sf III ~ examine sIEcia-'s''' AZ VA 'stA
- 0Hies open ~ 81 ,.ol-.. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30
DIED.

jane Qstb. 1855. ts1f O'clock p H. Mrs Am CHAR
mock, E, her q tn year.
H funerul WIN take pace fre her former residence,
corner Of Marshall chaple streets, certrs ssHgs
This (Wedn,sdal) Afternoon II o'clock The flsds %
the family are inYiteo to attend
On t evening Of the QGlh iput klfAIA cieidsst dauth
ter az Henry p and Sarah Norris n ths lfiytlf q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

TuE FoCaiTH OF JUIT--Are zee or are arc noS
to Celebrate It?-Are We to have celebration
If any kind on Monday the 9th Of Julyf Are
we going to let The glorious day on which the
anniversary of our National Independence will
he celebrated all over the land pass by without
an attempt any rational and instructive co'n-
memoration of it2 We hope and trust not
for the houorgof the city we still cherish Hhope
that some appropriate reeognitionof the day
will he had. 1t Is very easy matter for some
Of our citizens to call upon some of our public
sneakers. upon some such men as c. w Russell
James S. Wheat, Esqs., or any other OF our
ready speakers, and request them to address the
peonle, either at Washington Hall or cut in
some grove near the city. To any point con-
venient to any of the railroads, excursion tick
cts Mt half price can he had. A collation. OF
eatables can he served up at any point that may
be selected for small sum, I,y giving my OF
oul. confectioners day twos notice. What
then, is to hinder some such Observance OF the
dav. we notice whDIo columns in our e&-
changes, devoted to detailing the programmes
Of arrangements made in their respective IocnI-
ties. Cannot our city and suburbs then, num-
boring some twenty Thousand people or more
get mp celebration of the kind we have men
tfonedY II can be done if there is enough pat
4iotic vigor in this city to the ball nmotion
We hope, before the week passes away, to be
aide 70 say that the arrangements for celebra-
zion ,haVe been made
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

ArrASTrc TrLEoRArn.--Wo ought certainly
20 have some news of the steamer Niagara and
the fate of the telegraph cable, within the next
twenty four hours. She has been at sea s il!.
the 10th inst, and probably is now in her l4th
dlay from. rni,l.ocean. We noticed By telegram
!. from St! johns, that they are on the look out
Mt that point; md that the British steamer Por.
cupine has gone to waitfor her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

+ q sRgvoNfSArEp. will ba. seen by our ST.
I;onifs dispatches that Frank Blair present in
cunbent. has been re,nolninated by the Repub-
licans Of that district to Congress-. The same
convention have also nominated State hepuo'
lican- ;icket-so that between Americans Demo.
Gratis and Republicans, exciting time may De
anticipated through the dog days in Missouri
.The election will come off in August
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30
DkM Tlal D .

Sr-fiE undermined respectfully iniot th ny
themselves together FOE tbs iragiitt
= nfsfrr Their once l. II - aiarasf street.
- ff-f.5 81 -here they vii he iHlfsr 70
t1IT frirnds and ala others gIsins the ssI'iet' O.
t,tl, ents andfor Veral year'tie ass's
AZ iate D. -IIuIIisu, and the tsioT part q IA
- euasrd the praetiS fer nir1s- io7 -
- - --,r, n trIf which time ne has >e't1r GA
- IN come Of the I-afnE Dentists N almost A. ~
- ir various D, rutaFifst IN oPFratihE thts Er'r'
fore Il e-nd- ut Of tens ahi. = ave
70 Al Niio M ABR. lO EisfSOA- 81 b.
,rt tt,, Ma, Is 1881. JANIS ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

GHARLES W. GAA6AAA,
uTG9Ra@OR TOJA " EsT = NEH.
,I,I, u,der.s,I gouIl imam liz eliEes Of Whs -
aud vicinity that having pufsii .ssd the Dug 40 re
srrfpton Store formerly caur - Dr. jazz =
v-IlI continue carry tte DTnS hi'in=s- ia ~
iTHucis- lie most respect oily s7ielfs =
bl.e which heret0fsr- -en % i9sftI
rf..rf-i feuarsis this Odd and vel SroWa - sS-1-
Il his 70 keep sEeIy tiinss Hs III Ia -,
r =. t lsg-st price, suaiiy b. found N VEL i-i-
n1-1-i DTuE estailisilnruf-
,r.;,-5--s CHARLE5 ". UhAfAA,
No 9o eur a ain aui VEST 70,
centre Wiiseiirs-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

~ REzDzyg N4TzzR or zKERx PACE. 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

E.B.-Messrz R. : o. take pleasure IN rsfeFFinF'syF
n n tT-s b q HSa Geo, ". Thompson His lI,n Alrt
1s-Is--ii Moran N-ison I.sq-, B. -. 2 n, Egg D. 5Aa
f-I--rIi Dr. " y. Bstcs, Dr. K II Cuti'nins " Z 4
If1;5rrf Dr. = To ~, Taiiant De1plaH. ihn -fis,
- Wet.IsIIens Knox Z Co, Narsh 6 IaSIoI natls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

IIEApAoug Froui an EDlinent ClefgyIia1.-
Pittsburgh, July ., 1850. Mess.s- Benz. Page,
,Ir. K Co. / take great pleasure in saying TO
YOU that made use of BBrltdses Holland. BIZ
terra, which obtained al your store aud found
special relief Of a severe headache, from which
had long suffered, and believe they were OF
service to me in relieving my stomach and
head Very respectfully, &c.
SAn'L E. BABcocK.
AIR silas j. LtscOmb, Of birmingham, says:
~ have found in BBrtGre's H0lLsEd h'itteIg
remedy for Headache and Debility. Ny wife
has alsD used il with the greatest benefit.
Mr.. A. s. Nicholson, OF Pittsburgh, also re-
marks that he has experienced much relief from
itt use for headache.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

THR Grand Jury Of Albany comfy, New
York, have unanimously presented the profess
.ionai Jurors aud lOungers Of the courts as nui-
Sance.
ing Martha Washington College, instituted
in Abingrion.Ya., has been sold by the AcCabe
Lodge. /. o. o. F., TO the HllstOn conferences of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
A simple and effectuaI method Of extraeting
air from fruit cans has been patented
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30


RowDTIsn. --The city Of brotherly love
Pbiladslphia, according to the dispatches, seems
jealous Of the Plug Ugly reputation Of Balti-
more, Washington and New Orleans, audi for the
last few hours has been trying her hand at row
dyisn With considerable degree Of success.
made last week, in New York, at $44, half cash,
half time
TnE STRESS of the times continues upon
some of the Northern Manufacturing establish
ments An establishment al Providence, r. J..
has recently been sold ut great sacrifice.
J. THk cruise of the Arctic, in the Cult Of Next
co, it is said, has amounted to nothing, She be-
ing slow boat, aud not fitted for rapid service.
RoBEKT E. PoIsAL, of Baltimore, student Of
Dickinson Seminary WilliamspDft Pa, was
drowned, whilst bathingOn Monday last,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30
,vs1iCFR ARA YGFREHTs FioR THE EAS1kkH q
SOUTHER.T CITIES
nnRnn Rrsnn rffnl EfllU LIZ.

TOtAsfER PARIS fHF Land and FfIi-ro --- fsTS7Tss
Il fsr cisteTnss Ire Walk. at ~. W W1rf1ot'-
5S-A 4 = lAberts stree', PirtfIufih
4 9al eee - se-sa.s lis32l s. D. HARPkR s0NS.
1, llltbpstkR HAI-Jss FscEiTed and Tor s-i- -
- : D HARPER sos
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21
PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUNE 10

man was before alderman ose, yesterday afternoon,
on the charge of robbng the Hon Robert T. Conrad of
goods to heavy amount 1t seems that Mr.. c. discon-
tinued keeping time since and stored his fur
nure, valued at $4,000 in portion of the dwelling of
the defendant The latter is alleged took large por
ton of the goods to different pawnbrokers at different
times, and pledged them for small amounts The various
awooEerS shops were visited on Thursday and in al
most every one, some articles were found, which
identified. Splendid damask chairs which 500 were
pawned for 81, and other articles in proportion
AT one of the shops in the lower part of the city,
5000 worth of furniture found but the proprietor
although that he knew be the property
of Mr.. c., refused allow it taken away at the
same time abusing the claimant in outrageous manner
warrant was issued for the arrest of the broker He
was held in 81 500 answer The young man mentioned
above, was held in 5000, and then made a witness
against the pawnbroker.
Mr.. c. Hergesheimer, alias DR. Hubert, and Madame
HUBERT who were arrested the charge of having
concerned in the West Philadelphia murder were yeser
day discharged from custody by Alderman Ogle. The
District Attorney not wishing to prosecute the accused
bic f'miiieS, was willing to dismiss the complaint.
The Committee of Councils Railroads. WILL it is
stated report next Thursday reference the application
of the Central Passenger Railway Company lay track
upon Chestnut and Walnut streets
The report of the managers of the exhibition held this
week, at Chestnut Hill Park, has been published They
attribute to the storm of the previous week the
scarcity of implements and machines they concluded
to conne this portion of the show to such implements
were adapted to the season. The trial of moving ma
chimes ON Monday was satisfactory, and the ground
afforded good opportunity to test the these in
venons. The Cattle Show not very extensive. bnt
some fine specimens of the different breeds were
hbited.
Count Sartiges and Lord Napier the French and British
Ministers, arrived in this city yesterday their visit
to the coal regions of Schuylk county They came by
the morning train from Pottsville where they passed
Thursday night after visiting the mines in the afternoon
They took lodgings at the La Pierre House. but Count
tiges only remained until O'Clock when he left for
ington Lord Napier until evening Senators
Seward and Cameron, who accompanied them on their
Trip to Pottsvie also came with them to Philadelphia
The Inspections of Flour and Meal at this port during
the last week amounted to 10 1913 barrels
me value of the exports from Philadelphia to foreign
ports during the past week, was S12O 513
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21
WASHINGTON NEWS-JUNE 10

Dispatches from Commodore Macintosh on board the
steamer Colorado to San Domingo to redress the
there give that proper will he
made Immediately.
Mr.. Dodge will be recalled from Spain, but no success
sor has yet been indicated.
Urgent efforts are making to induce the NAVY Depart
nent To give out the building of the seven sloou
ordered by Congress by private contract in part or in
whole but they will probably be built at Government
yards, and distributed according to the canoc;t of a.
working force. ~
Commander Boutwes trial progresses on documentary
evidence The general orders 1854 governing medical
surveys, were offered in evidence by the Government
The action of the accused in direct violation of these
but he jusfes himself on the ground that Commo,nre
Mervine would notice reply to his ron mnnca tan
No alternative left him but die there or to come
home The trial is exciting interest Naval circles
here.
North Carolina, the Sandman Mission, which the latter
accepts.
The chaplain service of Congress of the past session
performed lat their requestl by more than thirty
erent Protestant cergymen residing in the District Of Co
lumba, with failures in coming TO the time of
opening the sessions than formerly occurred with the
elected chaplans Congress being in session more than
six months, it embraced within the time twenty seven
Sabbath days On twenty-six of them public worship
was conducted in the large hall of the Capto with
an attendance of members of Congress citizens and
strangers, varying in numbers from hundred to two
thousand.
The operatic matinee miseraby attended and for \
time there was such small number of spectators that
doubts kaye expressed to whether there would be any
performance These doubts were solved bv the STAGE man
ager, Mr. Eynge The entire programme faithfully
and exceently performed fortunate enough to
hear could but regret the want of due appreciation
musical talent just now manifested by citizens.
The associated surviving soldiers of the 1872 met
yesterday afternoon at the City Hall. Col VIM W Sea
ton president of the association in the chair and Mr.
Kennedy, the treasurer also acted secretary 1t was
resolved to parade the 5h of July 1.-THE coming
on sunday and march to the Executive Mansion that
the association might pay their respects corade
the President of the United States.
negro man named Mabin, who has been in the en-
ploy OF Adams Co Express Company, has been
on suspicion of having robbed them articles
trusted to them for transportation. On searching his
premises large assortment of fancy articles probably
stolen were found.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21
From the LORd0n Times.
DOING BUSINESS UNDER DIFFICULTIES
THE HEAT AT CALCUTTA.

There is proverb current in Calcutta which de-
termlnes the exact difference between the tempera
ture OF that langud city and the heat of place the
name of which may not print. The popular
adage does not make the margin very wide.
Calcutta is in her most torrid moments
That soaring Indian has put on his tiercest as
Pect. All nature lies gasping; The hat-caste in
his palkee looks faint and feeble as the bearers
who falter under his weight; the fat baboo in his
garry has lost his eager air of small commercial en-
terprse. As to European life, it exists only under
a,punkah. In closed and darkened rooms, fortified
all round by deep verandahs, and occupied in their
full extent by swaying punkahs the members of the
various white castles of that punctlious community
recne, and perhaps repose
1t Is too hot even to abuse Lord Canning, or to
sheer at Sir Colin Campbell or. with upheld hands
to CIRCULATE the name of Lord Peterborough
Inc Sudder Adawlut and the Supreme Court go on;
but that is only because, being once in motion,
some certain degree of energy is required to STOP
1t is Just that terrible time of the year when even
night brings no relief; when the earth IS so baked
ana parched that the short absence of the sun does
not cool; when all creation seems to be living only
upon the knowledge that the time of the rains is
near, and that the descending waters must soon
temper this oven-atmosphere and produce temper
allure toerable to man.
Of all Eastern cities, Calcutta is the strangest in
Its notions of decency in dress. The natives who
come out in the sun wear white cloth round their
waist and another round their heads. The SepOy
VINO carries his walking-stck up and down in front
OF Government house may be supposed to be sufe T.
ing the punishment due to his medtated crimes; but
jury OF French ZOnaves, who should see I'm sui
ferlng torture in an European uniform, would be
unanimous in a verdict of extenuating circumstan-
ces, and think the punishment too great even for
an uncommitted mutiny.
The only man whom no one pites is the occasion
al Engilshman who comes abroad. He drives about
tins furnace, or he sits the bench of the Sudder
In a black hat and cloth coat Light clothing is
against his caste. Calcutta society has not learned
that although a man may be natural without being
QeQtlemanIIEp he COR ha rpptl without
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21

The Navy Department has news from the steam-
ers Fulton and Water Witch, at Cuba and from tho
Colorado at st. Domingo. The captain of the Col
orado represents President Baezs sitaation as vnr
critical and affairs there as in state of great d;s
organization. eN' '''
The Secretary of the Navy has directed board
OF naval engineers to convene at the NAVY Yard
New 1ork, on July 5th, proxmo, to examine candi',
dates for promotion and admission into that branch
OF the service of the United States
The report that the Bureau of Ordnance has con
Guided large contract with the "Bristol Mannfac
turing Company" for supply of Burnsde's breecb
loading arms is entirely unfounded. The sum ID
$4,000 was recently appropriated by Congress for
the purchase of the best breech-loading arms, and
tins sum will not be expended until Board of Ord
nance officers has determined by fair trial which
Is the best. Board, consisting of Mai A. Morde
cal, Capt. 7. J. Rodman. and Maj Il. S. Laidlev
VIII meet at West Point for that purpose on the
10th of next month.
The Senate, at its last executive session or
Wednesday, confirmed the following important
nominations: Brevet Brigadier General w. s. Har
ney to be Brigader General; Lieut.. Col p. St
George Cooke, of I'd Dragons, to be Colonel: Mai
N. 5. Howe, I'd Dragons, to be Lieut.. Colonel
capt. a. +. Graham, I'd Dragons to be Major
The Senate also confirmed VIM. A. Kirkland. to b,
Lieutenant in the Navy, pice It. Il. Lee Walk
err, deceased
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21
AnluSenlentS.

Mr.. CHARLES WHEATLEIGH, the finest actor of
high comedy, by all Odds now on the American
Stage, commences an engagement at the HOLIDAY
STREET, tonight. The play selected for the oc-
casion, is Tom TAYLoR's comedy of "tStW Waters
Ran Deep" We have not Mr. WHEATLEIGH
for some years. but recollection of his perform
ance of the part of John Mldmay in this play,
leads us to pronounce it the best bit of quiet,
effective, and thoroughly natural acting we have
ever seen any stage.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21

NoTIcE.-It will be seen by reference tc
advertisements, that Messrs. +. W. Bennett & Co
auconeers, will sell tomorrow TUESDAY) 22d instant
on on Iile premises the very valuable property GLENN
ELLEN formerly the residence of Robert Gilman ESQ
situated in Dulaneys Valley 10 miles from the city of Bal
umore on the DIRK road and adjoining Hampton IN,
residence of John Ridgely Esq ' "
TINS being so ayoraby situated and embraces so many
advantages that it should command the particular
ton of the public ~
No. 1-lncudes the extensive Mansion and ont buiId
ings with 40 acres of lands '
No 2-Contalns 40 acres with fine improvements
No 3.-Contains $50 acres adjoining
For particulars adv ertiseman+