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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
THE LATEST NEWS FRsx 16xUO0.

The latest reports from Vera Cruz, San Luis r.
tosi and the city of Mexico only confirm news ~
had before received-i. e., that everybody was pra
pairing for the coming fight. Among the msse.
active was Gen. Degollado, who was still at Sen
Luis Potosi, where he had made tho following ap-
pointments, some Of which will surprise thu
reader
Gen. Echeagaray--the saras gentleman vie
fought few months ago for tho reaction and tAa
church--to be chief of the stan.
Gen. Tapia to be chief Of . corps Of onicers, 70
be formed out of all unattached officers.
Gen. Zaragoza and Traconis to diasrent cor
mands of the line.
Gen. Corona had gone to occupy Topic.
Miramon, Il is stated, was not less active; -
would take the field in person, leaving In xexiCse
Vice President to direct the affairs Of State. TA&
impending danger seems to have united Mirameo
and Marquex for the present To Judge from 49,
pearances, the church party win be the first in tA0
field.
In the meantime conspiracy against hirame0f
has been discovered at the capital. II does mot 49,
pear who was tho leader, but It Is certain sonG
twenty persons, many Of them Of high atandiBg..
have been arrested.
The Simeon Hart, from New York, came intef
Minatitlan some three weeks ago, with load e
arms and munitions Of war. Considerable curiosi-
ty was manifested there. The captain Was directed
by certain Dr.. Smith in New York. TO deliver hiG
cargo to the American Consul in Minatitlan. The
captain did not bring any letters Of instruction o.
letters, indeed, Of any kind only simple "conssn-
ment'' from DR.. Smith to the Consul Even the cap
tain could not say for whom these aEms wore intend
ed. The custom house officers and other govern
ment officials Of conrse imagined the arms to Dc ior
the liberal government, and tried to persnaoe -
American Consul to accept the conngnmens sa1
disembark the arms but Mr.. Allen reiusou ~ ns,
anything to do with it, and did not reoeive uo 49,
signment. Dr.. Smith being strons Hs.s =
walker, many suspcions were sDroa0 Sass saSss
arms belong to the latter. -
rhs sr,ivs, Of DR.. Smith at Minatitian, however.
has mt us in possession of the facts IN reference =
A.. s,.rc;ons vessel The arms and mentions u
80 wsre nurchased and are intended fof Avareas
80 ~. Doctor himself will take the axms acrc1
.ha ,o,bmus with an escort which be expects fren
Tobuartepec. DR.. Smith Is direct fkom Vera Cru1,
and u;ves deplorable account Of tho ataa of -
fairs IN that city and its governmsnt
The steamship HabanA arrived at 2fnAtiiaaa ~
four o'clock p. NJ. on the scth ult She had the
schooner Suffolk, from Nsw Orleans, In TOW. TAs
Suffolk brought down = load Of arms and munitieas
Of war, purchased BY Gen. Hernandss IN the Uuitsx
States.
Gen. Castillo, with his Brigade also, has occupi~x
Jalapa, a. hAae Of operations, II h saiagasaS II
Vera Crus or Alvarsdo. Castillo WA VIM vlra-
| mon in hislast expedition against ysAcrus What.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

Difrrence In favor Of constitutonaiists 49, ,45S
With the exception Of San Bias, all the custom
houses both 1n the coast and tho frontier are in the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

ARE the English jolly rcopleY Punch says
Yes; but the national grumblc says, No. The
people of the Continent look upon their AngIi.
can ncighbors as the most dismal and lachry-
mo of nll nations. Even the monks of the
briousncss of the English, which they ridiculed
in their quaintd rhymes-thus:-
ANyticn gems,
Benr biJens,
Pcssimm ridenS,
Optima .feR&.
Which may be translated
The English nation
Is good ut Qnafling,
Bad at laughing,
But in lachrymation
Beats all creation!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24

Some two years since, the good people of
town near Ogdensburg were gathered round the
church door reading a paper addressed:
TEw THE PEPLE OF THIS ToUN.
i fist remark that washintun when he was
tuck at the battel of williams Bridge CRATE
man is always run doun. don't suppose to be
gratc man by no mcncs in no instants but cuy
purson wot scz that me and the widdler Dibblce
has komprermiSed me is an internal Ii. never
he'd nuthn to dew beyont nabcrly with misses
Dbblee and that is darned site more than
parson Jones kin say He be hooky. Altho he
serkulatcs hev departed frum the paths of
vartue, he lise, and so duz evcrboddy olSe. i
defy cny wun to 50 wot | hGv did to her she
kant tell herself lie bet ten hundred thowsand
dolcrs Pcple better mind tharc own bzness
or lie break the fust mans back hu sez ortcr
marry widder dibblee. You Ii aud SO dus all
wot redcs this. You is :. nasty durty set of
skunks and its none of yewer atfares wot me
and the wdder tluz. kin tell good meny
things about peple in this toun and no some
thing about every boldly wot is redin this ritin
Yew are twiSte bad as ever was. no wot
[ did and lie make sich exposures as will make
the sun git black. JouN L. MORE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24
P. NORTON,
LIST. RoBT. MORRISON. w.B. Ia
LEsT, 9IORRIsON q co.

RVDI' 1I7"I'ISIIN' W.
Lisa, 8IORWIsON a. co.
Successors to List 4 Howell and H. X List
WHOLESALE GGOCERS r. PRODCCE DEALERS
Nos. rs So MAIN STREET
wheeling, VR.
NITE desire state the friends the Gts IN,
w the generally that in possession OF the
most ample facilities for the transaction of a
wmoLEsALE GROCERY AND PKODUCE BUSINESS.
We determined all orders
with fidelity and promptness and the most favor
able terms LIST, MORRISON & co.
January LIST, 1859.
Those having unsettled with the late firms
Henry X. List Co. List Owc will please take notice,
that Henry X t having purchased the entire interest of
A. Allen Howell in said rms M- Howell retiring from bu
sness) Is alone authorized make settlement. janIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-24
G. II. BROWN,

IIS mABN STREET.,
lEALER in Watches, Clocks JeweIry, SSeT aud Plated
~ Ware, Fancy Goods, &C.. &C., Wholesale Retail
Agent for the sale OF the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured by APFLEIoS. TRACY Gu,
Agent for the WHEELER WILSON SEN ING MACHINES,
annOunc his from New York will, complete
sOrtnent of variety of goods line,
be offered At prices TO compete with any house in the
country Please call and examine before purchasing
where AepIG-Iy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
[


him. Aiewrpmnlnts A yet existed of once we'll
trained army had not yet lost sight of their hon
or. The ranks were formed; the fcw cavalry vet
serviceable ripsed in, mixed up from every regi-
ment' tesrtiilerY--as masa Of itashsi beea drag
gcd along--to,l ,l its position.
"Soldiers.' cried the Marshal, 'to day we must
fight for shelter to cover our hcais,--for the win
try night is more muricrous than the weapons of
the enemy. Necessity drives him also; If YOU stand
bravcly yoa will destroy him. Think Of your own
preservation, the glory of France, and your Empe-
ror,''
''Long live the Emperor was the cry every,
where rcsounded.
: 1--WE have no horses" cried Llruslr, "lct us
serve at the guns for men wanted there' A hol-
low rcYerberaon doomed from the heights the first
balls were sent On their deadly errand; they struck
the hard frozen ground, ricoclcttcd, and in wild
and whzzns p.rabol IS few over head "You fro
too ht; we will make better shot - said L,rush,
stopping on the piece 70 take aim. "Now ire.''-
Rosen fifsdo of the san. frFru0D
tfi.rDo you SEQ what a hole that hall makesp' ex-
,claimed Larush, as the black line on the hill was
broken and tho blue sky seen beyond Had they
only stood as many dcepas they are in line, this
shot would have cost them thirty heads at least
| The batte now began. The 7cnemy's artillery
poured forth its tluuders from three sides at once
and the balls struck among the crowds of harmless.
unarmcd fusitiyes, who in blind haste were rush
ing on towards the village OF Malodcczno-as wcIl
as into the ranks of us who were risking our lives
for the safctyDfallsd Hoa7 sn liuos VOLS
j. "We mustretreai Slowly said tlle Marshal. $50
that they cannotc cut rs of from the village
The artillery gave one more salvo BY Say of
farewell response, and tlen took up position few
hundred PAGES farther back The rest 6f tlie troops
followed in close file Thus, without fighting of
much consequence, weby degrees gained a position
near the entrance TO Malodcczno. But this shert
uan uvre had so severely taxed the strength
Of The artillery horses, that every moment they
were falling down over one another, and at hast
could not be made to rise All hands were put TO.
so as to bring the field pieces upon the rising ground.
from WHICH the access to the village could be de-
| Tended
I'VE can no longer save our guns, comradcs''
cried the Marshal as he galloped along tlre line,
80 VIC will at least sell them dearly. isr1..
t7'o be COniinued in our Nezf., 80 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
B Read the following from from the Hon. ,Moo,r;.

u Read the following from the Hon. Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor or the State Of Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, September 9, 1857
Dr. CIV. RoBAcK--Dcar SIR Having. been
troubled for several years with extreme debility and
weakness, so much so that was unable 10 attend 10
my ordinary business at times, and having heard of
the wonderful cures that your Scandinavian Blood
fufifer and Pills were efecting was induced by 4.
friend TO try them. have been using the Purifier
Tor the last twelve months, and find the medicine
fully equal 10 lis recommendations 50 valuable is
its use to me, that can dispense wiki the
use Of it at my advanced age of ife-scventy seven
years. -t iaH ~ 'l-ot
cheerfully give this information for the benefit
OF those simi!arl, affected. Yours, truly,
See advertisement Morrrs Norn,s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28
PLYMOUTII, INDIxNA, THURSDAY" july rs Is5es S-

the, country; and it would be q pretty ,bu-
,sincss for us to go to, fighting France for
enforcing her own laws, because some
lFrenchman had, come here and said he IL
lked ours best, and swore to obey. them,
and ihep, went back TO France and placed
himself within. the reach of her laws and
officers What think you. of this doe
tripc, adopted citizens? No paper or par
ty entertaining such sentiments can be
friendly to Your interests. When any
FTencbman expatriates himself leaves
France with an emigrant's passport and
comes to this country to live. and declares
his intention, his nlme will be erased from
the French register. and he will no longer
be French citizen. and he may BECOME
naturalize,1 here. he may return to France,
and, ia the FIRST place. he viii not be draft
ed intc service; and if he is ouro govern
ment viii claim him. and release him, or
fight for hilp, because he left France ac-
cording to law, bceame citizen here in the
same way, and France will respect our
laws as. we respect hers, or else. we will
make her, because there will then he no
existing liability on her citizens thus re-
turning Now. Messrs. Republican. Re-
gister, Journal. cd ID genus omne. come
down deeenuy and give Gen. CAss his
,lne, and not make fools Of yourselves and
lie abo,t him. -
ear We, shall not stop to eommont uponthc
lornin and editorial courtesy displayed in
the closing paragraph. but ask onr read
ers after giving the above careful exam
ination to rcal what Coy. Wise, says on
the same question, and then form, their
own conclusions. Vecoincide with Gov
W. although Democrat Our neigh
bors coincide with Gen. Cass's old Fetlc-
Jall views. loa a,a a,4sgH "a sad ,di
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

The following epitaph is said to have
q been witten on the death Of Mrs. Deborah
Dent: 'a 's''" ta'' si'''t a'''' =
..Hete :. lies the body Of DebosaI, Denft, rs. m
S9e Iaelk Kicked a, .p ..l ber + heels end away she
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

'H0rED respectfully announce to tie public
w dat they have t1s day ,sssocisted them
selves tegf tbcf ntc pr,cticcaf ,sIedici and Sur
cryf The increasihs slenladd FIR DT-ssnitCs ser
Vic srclcrfs il ihp6sShit forhini to ate dto the
cl Of bis kien.ls he is happy 70 Inform them dat
ne eri cheer'hliy recommend DR.. Brclsford as a
Synien IN who has together with AZ, extensiyeex-
Dcrience, received t'iorough Medical Education
n tvng permanently located in Plymouth. they will
af'cnd to al calls with promntness and fidelity.
Plymouth, Ind, Msrch Is, 1859.
z. S---Particular attention paid to Surgery and
Chronic Dlscascs- Ohce--2l door west of Pieree's
CLOTHING Store March l7--l9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-28

N aAbtlon q 5J Der cc7at viii be m tdc ON tite
sasprsxstes f,r s7ee a Notices. te~ns u5 s i.,ii
All Ies Al advertisements N 80 he paid ;s in adj
vance, sssuisfscsoriiy secured, aIri rsvmas iH no
csss ~ he Avfesrcd longer than thirty d tys fer
the s.a~er<i~cus-ss has xcrpt in rises
Shere ne pay hss 90 come ovt ofthe G,nsy. Trcas-
urv sahs sttD We aha we'd by tlss 6aunty Bsar
All advertisements, ofcrsrs kind, nsass-be paid
E,ssia advances. except where the publishers
owing shave rsniiie account widstae ols ertiser
Agents in other towns AMI cities will he allowed
= pee Y1AcpnnisSv.s tsgpT sef
any kfnd xilfss hsertl 4, f..ss IN In rccl ratcs
i. MtTTiNGLY.
.HSAo .IS@s3Sss fsssgssHsS
Publishers DFMocRAT.
tIA00 - .saAo "a .. ooSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
The Richmond Enquirer,
.,s.!susD DAILY, sENlwEEKLv AND WEEKLY.
. ~ .r sIrcHIE, DUNNAvANr. TYLER & WISE.
TIE K MS:

S-n,rY P,PEg, seven dollar, per suuum, and at the
W ,h; dollars taken for shorter period than one
~" Y5r ;he SEN: wEEsLY. Ave dollars per annur, and
sss 5rar. six months payable in advance. For tho
~ !! pr annum six copies for Slo, TO be paid in.
49,, in advance. When letters containing money are
uA iaey must be reJ'.'"e", or they will be Mt the
~ ~ >; she writer's
II tHAuSp ESorIRxK' ADVERTISING SnEk1 Is published
- Mont! the monthly circulation Is twenty thoI-
"I.,I,. Advertisements inserted at y cents per lne
In du-s this office may hr rrnittrd per mail, in
,yaip!e Bank notes u r'giS:-rsd st the risk Of
;s sl:o;' ,,, r-;,,,,.. ~, v...,, ..,....,i,r
~. are charged for rs advcrtSrmrnts.
I-, or distance must be acconIpai- with il,e al
-, OF satisfactory references. to insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA:

INFORMATION having been received by the Executive
L tha, JOHN E. COOKE, who has been engaged In ihc
late riotous and unlawful At Harper Ferry Ia
king possession Of the United States Arsenal, and killing
czens, escaped from Justice ana i no"
going ai large therefore, do hereby ouer Re"afi o
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO any person who shall ar
rest the said JOHN f. COOKE and deliver HIN Into the
jail Of J-l.r. ON County and do moreover require all
Officer. OF this Common wealth civil and military, and re-
us, IN. people generally their best exertoDs 10 pro-
ur. The arrest Of the said JOHN T. COOKE, that he
BE- brought to justice.
Giyeu under my hand, as Governor, and under
LIS the Less Seal seal OF the Commonwealth thi'
49, lg;h day O: October, 1853
HENRY a. WlSh.
BY GOygESuE:
GgosG. W. MrHyuHp, Sec'y OF the Com'ih.
John e. Cooke j. live feet six seven inches s very
yh, complexion light blue eyes very light eyebrows and
curly hair wears hair long, narrow face slightly
,houldrred with stoOp; steps quickly has prcu
Iarty in speaking and remarkably small hands lie Is very
Ill 2n--cGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
rrnEuprqON OF s2oO,I5O OF VIRGIL

,r,. AI,r Of the oilosng certificates OF deh issued
-, ,h- S,ss- OF Virginia will take notice that the Cnm-
r. Sr ,ax shaking Fund, calling in The certificates ot
n, nr!sr In which they authorized ohe redeemed,
.,rri ~ the Slst DAY OF December, lS9 10 redeem
r;.i -,es At the Treasury OF the Commonwealth.
-. u aid certificates required the said 3st
,nu,,r $50 to surrender the same at the Office Of
nd Aul,cr; whether surrendered or not the inter
~, ,--a>e on that day.
r,,-r A. Ac passed 18th February. l>s!. authorizing
Roar! % "ubIc Works TO subscribe on behalf Of the
a.,5axca;. The stock OF the Petersburg Railroad
IsuDIuy.
p,.g NJ.
,...Jtu.ls y. 3percr.. The most Noble George
~ Granville Dukr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
.T.iERIEH.

M,kRiED d, Centenary Church, on GGssiay. No. ~
i-S9 by the Rev. " H. WLerlHr:h; Capt II. " con Of
Cn-.;-ffrld county Va, - Hi,- MATTE IT, hAs'"r q!
y. :. Woo!drI!g-. Q! :hIs rity.
90 P-."rsbgr: papers p!easc cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
rWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA:

y
INFORMATION having been received by the Executive.
Il tra' OWEN BROWN. BARCLAY CoPPlE FRANCIS
j. MERRIAM and CHARLES 7 Tlpp, twho are severNliy
charged will! the crimes of treason, murder. ami co!sri-
ring aud advising with slaves 10 rebel in the county oil
JcprSon in this Commonwealth have escaped from Jus.
ice and are row going a. large therefore do hereby
olrr a reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any per
son who shall either Of said 'Geiiives and deliver
HIN into the Jail Of said county o Jefferson, and do more
over require all Officers Of this Commonwealth civil and
military and request the people genrray to use her
bes, exerons procure their arrest that they may be
brought 20 justice
Given under my Land Governor, and under
us the Less Seal of the Commonwealth AT RclIn"nd,
- this 3rd day of November. lsja.
HENRY 4. WISE.
~ iH2 G"ksSnE.
GsoGGE ". MrSrURp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Blows H. 3S 81 years OF age, about sA ieei III
height with fair complexion. though someshat 'reckied-
has hair and heavy whskers OF the same color
lie /, spare man. with regular features and has deep "ne
eye.
H,LcLAy Co,rr about ~ years OF age; about feet
~ inches in height with hazel aud brown ia'r, wears
:, lsht inOusiaCiu, and has a cOnsumpiI'e look
Fn,Ny> MEgi,g /. about - years Of age, is about .
feet inches In hpeh; has black hair and eyes and brown
tEous,achr lie Las lost one eyrsomcm-s wears Iias
eve Ills face Is somewhat boiche from the effects OF
syphilis Completion dark
CHARLES Tpp stands ahou. feet II Inches; has broad
shoulders and looks like very muscular and active man.
Has light hair blue eyes Grrcan aud heavy brown
whiskrrs Looks ike fighting and lis looks Ia ih.
r.su.rt ~. In no way d.cr,:iyr Nov i-cSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
RUNAWAY,

4 BSCONDED PROM TIE SEENl W liiI. 1hMt"
N RIVER AND kASAWliA COMPANf, on The 18th OF
August, negro named liARli. Who belongs I" Mr.
John H. pjarnciie "f Caroline county Harry ~ qai'e
black and small IN He L. no doubt In Caroline AZ
this time and the Jaes River and kana"ha Company VIII
pay whatever the allows in such and tl5 besides
any person who will appreh-nd uni conine him In Cary
Street Jail, In Richmond b. L. CHM.
S-nt lJ-ctf Sup'i J X. and X. Canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
FOR SALE.

A5i FARM, "FAlRFlELp, I!inS ~ ihe count! %
vi Goochand adjacent TIA. lands Of Miles [. Seen
Robt Skpwith and Walter Lrasr. containing about ~
of landbrtween - and 10 acres "i which are low
grounds within mile Of the CANAL aud about ~ miles
from Richmond The dwelling house has been lately repair
ed and has all the necessary ogthouses II not sold r
vaely /; will he sold public sale, ON the IAN da! o pt~
CEMBEE Terms made know on i- lay OF sale FOR
further information, apply 10 n. On The remsrs on Tue
day Of sale. THOMAS fEhbLNioH.
t;uucuL,Sp, October 20, lS5g-cids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

TAN YARD FOS SALE.

fSNlE Subscriber wishing 10 change his 0u'ess ohers 'of
Il sale his TAN YARD at this place containing five acres
OF land well improved With good dwelling sni alnecessary
buildings, thirty five ras tools, one hundred cords bark,
and everything necessary to do good business. One
thousand hides may be obtained al the yard annually, and
ready sale for all the leather a. tie door Society good
Loo .tivn healthy fhi, present, opportunity for
person with some capital euragr ia tanning business.
Apply once the premises, or to Peter W Rose.
ESQ. j. b. MCCOY.
Oct .,-c>t Lawrrncry,.e brunswick CO., Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
NOTICE.

TEW VT
Il PIKE cOAPANI.-M meeting Of the Board, OF
Public Works. October Is, ls3y.
II being made known to the Board VI Public WORKS tat
the Rockingham Turnpike Company is without Prssi
deal and that the affairs OF the COMPANY are III CON
di;ion Of serious embarrassment Il is Therefore,
Ordered That general meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Rockingham Turnpike Company lac called to take
place Sanarsve in the county OF Grstne, on Thurs.
day the first day of December for the purpose OF
eircng President and for the transaction OF ANY other
business which the interest OF the Compan! may require
THOMAS H. DEWITT,
H., 81 %i-n,NtlD,, Secretary hoard Of Public Works
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, OR ENCHANGE FOR TEXAS

4 VALUABLE and beautiful Farm, situated ~ miles
IA from Rchmoud VI the best railroads, In 4
desirable neghborhood, and = Thriving village,
where there churches hotels, stores large depot,
po,t.ocr, Telegraph Office, &c. The contains COO
acres under cultivation, Of which rery krue pro-
portion BOTTOM land Of the hest quality, and all well
drained The baiance is In original wood with small por
ton OF second growth pine.
This Land is highly adapted TO all the staples Of the
country, and ahounhS IN from the purcst living
springs in every part Uf It. The improvements eGri.
sire, mostly new OF lately repaired, and In good style
The location Is beautiful perhaps not surpassed by
many in this part Of the state and healthy place
in the world
This Farm i offered for sal. privately would be ex
changed IN part for land in Texas, suitably located
For further particulars address Enquirer Uice Rich
mOnd. Va July g-c''m
DESIRABLE FARM OFTwO hl \ Dk En
AND SlNrI-SENEN ACRES OF LAND IN DlNWlDplh
COUNTY, TWELVE MILES FROM PETEESBl RG NM
THREE MILES FROM THE DOiDrOWN PLANK ROAD
FOR SALE
a 7 the request oi Mr,srs. Wm. ". Crump and W. H.
N Lyons trustees, authorized TO sell desirable
farm OF 26 acres located above recently occupied by
the late benjamin Prruils and now by his widow There
are about 100 acres cleared and the balance covered
with growth OF oak pine and hickory. The buildings are
aud In good order. The open land has been
greatly Improved by the use Of guAno.
The place IL well enclosed and tine spring, within 2Vh
yards o. the dwelling II immediate application Is made
great bargain will be sold, and "ns cr-, given for hr
purchase money.
Persons disposed 10 purchase respectfully requested
to view the premises. Apply 10 -
GuDDiN ( APPERSOS.
fll IL.
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,ALy,.Lg MILL AND FARM FOR

SALE.
INTENDING 10 rroy. Sou,I offer for SALE tie yauHf
MILL AND fAEM lying u - cunt; !; Of - crl2-' , as. as
Joining the farms of John Wd-i.at".' - - " - eli
others CONTAINING 90 ACE!-, G'9ied ~ thfes E'.I,
ani very productive !n Corr Nh-Ai ana
Of Timber for support; The si,.4I!sn - @ y y ''' y
h,nISnmcs, l., 49,. county, ;a- b"~iHE -'-, 'hr ''ht
w, -. rnoush cur- u o. - ;hoIsa"i
-, - rb.-r,. servants hgu-e- n &C. or::' LIZ
ens"r VI rly on the Richmond aud fr~d"'i,".1Gfs
Railroad iic oa Gq9-,' DsP'M ~ y XIII Ti !ro Ito. mon,
49,. 'y,saL!e in county, paying per cent On
~, Tlr - .-r9E,c j. considered good iH"a 10
T,. property vii! be sold tie l;Tif Dif Vf Ho'EN
rtP rrN publ els. without regard 20 -raiher
ny t. ~ ..r;vov HrREY McCALLHi
4 80 JOHN :. GORDON sos.
pACOS.-slde. Shoulders AID Hans, for ,aIe 6y
ID ISovil hap d, '.i--.-- pn e..
,EAy .,,t.,,.S-Iu,t received and for .A!s BY
80, =. WM PALMER. son co.
WHITE GREASE-loo barrel, toI ;a!s hy
w &c i DAVENPORT.