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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-29


Bank OF West 1sennessse, MT
49, MEMPHIs.-Tbs notes Of this Bank Will be
redeemed & Union Bank Of at Nashville dtE-
II Look TOR Invitations Of Lea * PERKINS, WOr
oeslershire Sauce. advertisement Of JoHS DuSosS
& Sons sugal--'
Rock city MtIIs.-L T. BAUKAE e CO., PSopri
eio7s J. 3 BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, pay highest price at all tines for Wheat and
Corn their Mills of Lire and Cherry Streets Nash
Prices Of Fiour-Proa after this dare, until further
Extra Family Foar, % 90 Fine Bran, sec
Fine Flour, - Mixei Fran o,F
UnboIiea &C Coarse Bran, soc
Midilngs 80 Corn Meal, . bushel, 1Se
sold nv the uniersene deliverable at any place in
the city free Of charge When selling by the quantity their rate
Of discount Is ~ PEI 'e-'' "'' ' J. E. BAUMAN CO.
Anv one wanting Flour, Bran Meal &C. from Rock City
Mills will find en- Order Box Post Once and at w. II
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the crm calls four times
each day. idee II j.. Is bAUAAM & 90
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
VVENSEssEE Division No 30 Sons Of Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night Temperance Hall No 53aboye eslege
street, near the square. A. NELsON
JAMES CLAIBORNE.
TTToPIAN Temple Of Homer No 81 meets every Friday eve
ROBERT BRUCE, W V. 7.
W. H. MORROW, W. R.
NASHVILLE Temple Honor So meesevery Wednesday
IN evening the same Hall above.
L. BENSON W. VT.
R. BARCLAY, W. R.
ENDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of 7. A. s Tenn.
plas the THURSDAY evening in each month at
RO. LAPSLEY, s. Of G.
H. II. McALLISTER J. OF O..
D. HENRY CURREY, Comp R.
NURREY DEGREE, Temple Of Homo No. H. meets on the
above. W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
B. W. PETTY, D. V 7.
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sun, Baltimore, Nd.

The testimonials published IN our columns Is su
cent guarantee of their superiority,
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Mercury, Charleston, S. c:

Among the recommendations appended the adversemenw
be found from eminent medical gentleman city
VINO desrvedy rans among the very highest professional
thOrtes in the southern States.
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Tried other Kinds in VaIn.--WOrmsfOrth the most
part the stomach that is next tS impossible to reach
them, imbeddei they the slime and mucus with
rails remedies B. A. Fahnestocs Vemifuge
mucu laying bare the worms epels them
without injury the patient. 1t be surpassed
eradcator Of
Trenton, N. j., December ed, 1854.
Messrs. B. A FAhNETOCK CO.-Gentlemcn On Thursday
last my years Of vial Of B. A. PanestOcs
Yemuge and in three hours after taking he passed nineteen
worms, sme Of which fifteen inches in length
slider medicine several other
kinds without effect recommend EanestOcks the best
and safest that know OF JOHN HAYES.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States.
A Card to the Iadies.-Dr. DupOno0,S Pc.
riOdical Pills for FeIaales.--Are infaibe for re-
moving StOppages Irregularities Of the Menses
The Pills nothing but have been used by the Doctor in
his practice for many years. both in France and America with
paraeled and he is urged by many thou
sand ladies who have used them, to make the Pills public Tor the
alienation suffering from any irregularities whatever
preventive TO ladies whose health will not permit an increase Of
miy.
Pregnant females those snpposng themselves
toned against using pills while condition. proprie
tor assumes no responsibility although
their would injury health otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accompanying sach box Price
81 Sold wholesale by
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders must be addressed They will supply the
PropOrs prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE L BELL, No 26 Cherry street.
G. w HENDERsHOTT, Cedar St, and Public Square.
BEACH G00DLET, Market ST., opposite Union
}. STRETCH corner OF Broad and Market streets.
Ladies by enclosing to either OF the above agents. can have
the above Pills sent confdentaly by mail to part Of the
city country.
n B-Th ingredients composing these Pills made known
to every agent selling them They tell you they are all
they are represenedo Ask for DIR. DupOncO'S GOIs
den Pills. the each box will then get
medicine you may depend upon, perfectly harmless.
MANSFIELD & CO., Agents for Memphis.
WILSON STARBIRD, Agents for Louisville.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Music, suitable play
es singers OF the Home circle consisting Of
ages full size stitched in handsome 1t
ali the popular Of the day arrangement from
favOrite operas ballads airs An abundant
suppy every thing that the popular demands
dicult always instructive, fresh add delightful.
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been re-
public and the COMMUNICATION it has from the
Press are its worth work cheap
and elegant exist other The amount
procured the regular would least
times what it costs in sour Musical Fend Variety
ene are secured subscribing perO ca cheap. and much
needed Pieces the following have appeared in the
the speak for themselves: Mozart, 5,
Lover Waesen, Meyerbse FlotOw Burgmulle F. Schubert
Verdi Duzett Strauss, Muard, Ihaberg. Bae Rossin J.
Weber Kucken sreyer, Abt, C. Macfarren BeIIni,
Smart Asher Crouch, Albert, Bishop, Auber PaeseO Lind
painter Beethoven, All these pieces within range
ordinary players singers and Invariably characterized by
delicious melody and easy accompaniments
Our Musical Friend
published price 10 cents, and may he ordered from any
bookseller periodical dealer 1t will he sent direct the
office publication the following rates yearly So half year
50 50 Clubs, copies Sl4 copiOs 500 l0cOpes S40 per
half No subscription taken for less
than months, payable in advance.
OF Our Musical Friend, j Frankfort street. New York
c. D. SEYMOUR & co.
jsn9s-lmd&w Proprietors.
ktEEDS.--l rIls Prime Clover Seed
~ so bills rhine Timothy dc;
6OO bushels Orchard Grass Seel;
$40 do Clean Blue de do;
5Ol do Stripped do do;
80 do Herds do do;
Seeds Of years growth and pure any brought
to the market; for sale by ARMSTRONG CO,
DLOWS.--2O0 Miler's Steel PlOEs, assorted sizes;
600 Garrett Cothman's Steel PoWs, assorted sizes;
50 Briney's Steel Flows, assorted sizes.
These Pows unequaed and will be sold at the lowest prices
jams ARMSTRONG x co..
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II there is humhug in these Brazilian Pebble speeaees 10
they DO not possess the advantages which claimed
would he Unless for investigate other i'm
proVement under the SUM-, hope Of avoiding desp on
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Courier, Charleston, s. G.

We able from actual experience add te
to the character and excellence
aids to defective sight
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Examiner, Richmond, Va,

The certificates conclusive upon their extraordinary
and we confidently recommend the artcl The public.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.


Fresh ARRIVALS.
WTESsEL & THOMPSON respectfully anuoruee to Asir
w customers and the public generally, Inst nov
receiving daily, by Railroad, veil stock q
goods, which thry are selling At low cs prices la0ng EtsA
wall he found the following:
Fruits.
. hNs New Raisins; 26e drums fresh Figs;
5 thls Currents; 3 trails Dates.
) Prunes; 10 lxs Lemons
Nuts, &c.
70 bts Pecsus; 80 bbls assorted Amends;
10 do FHherts; 10 DO Brazil Mats.
~ DO English Walnuts.
20 doE fresh Holsters and 20 dos fresh Salmon ana
cans cans.
dog fresh SackereI,a cans; see Salmon in lob
10 lbls family Shad; ears.
30 do do AlacAere Iarge3; 100 lxs Scotch Herrng
500 lest Cod fish
Matches, kc.
00grcss Shanghai Matches; IS gross Geuuiue German
~ gr's Feine Round Box Matches; N1tche-.
l2n bxs Fire Crackers; l00.no0 roryeloes;
AfneNs acs
100 baskets Champagne from 10 doE sparkling Catsha
So basket. assortment % 81 dJz Atlslp's Al.
Old Port, sherry aud Madeira 81 10 puh,in PORTER:
"a casks Of extra quality, Old 20 do London
London DoeS ard Otard Bran
dies in y casks.
Sundries.
10 chests Fine Teas; L o dor Eigish Pickles.
doz Ale Pumps; 90 o. assorted sauees.
90 do Brandy Peaches; 8 do Brandy Cherries:
IS do French C0rdiEi; % 20 Fresh Pine Apple:
Mustard; 9u0 rs Citrun;
cases Canton Ginger together W "a variety styesof
COuectonaries for Wedding Parties, &C.
VESSEL 4 THCMPSON.
ct2i 90 and - Union street, Nashville.
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Eagle and Enquirer, Memphis, Tenn.

Mr. Sermons saesin the city and vicinity bsenvey large
and we have yet to hear Of dissatisfaction the part pu
Oh
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Republican, s.. Louis, Mo.

In calling special attention Sermons & Cos advertisement
OF Their Brazilian Pebble Panoseope Spertaces conceive
We are cong less favor to the advertisers and manufacturers
those admirable helps than to such as d The us N
glasses necessary.
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Advertiser, Mobile, Ala.

Mr.. Sermons intelligent and skiful npelsn, and his
representations he fully relied upon We feel warranted in
saying this from letters have received from influential uEes,
regard his visit here we'll from the ample general ss
tmOnals he brings.
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I AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BIZ
S. A. G. NOEL & co.

On Wednesday, February %, at O'Clock.
UWTE will SELL for cash. IN front cur Warehouse he 70 or-
80 ing Groceries, TO wiz:
50 hhds ugsrs all grades; % bxsS s Almonds;
30 bags Coffee, do ~ bills Pecan Mats;
9iu his and = bis Molasses 10 DO Brlzl Sutss
40 Ibis Corn, Bourbon and aye a. Matches:
WhSkys 30 coils hanla 2ouss
q bis NeTsoms & Robinson 156 boxes Glassware
cUIatF Whisky; 10 10 Tugahers.
90 Gin, Brandy Wine. $40 Nails AM Rrudss
10 bxs Z u " r Chsese; $50 pakaces Rish:
go pkgs Raisins all sizes; $50 do Star Caadles.
$50 TX Chewing TsbaecB: I3B boxes Soap;
40 hoNes Cigsrs assorted: - 10 Yea
ssrnes - es and nearly egssF other nrucs
onsng 60 tie Grocery business al o. Ehic1 i'll oder .
rally Some consi gnments must D. e. scd.
II We expect to above. az O'Clock every Weneiav
morning. throughout Lhe year, rain shine.
iaa2s-dtd s. A. O. NOEL co.
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American, baltimore, Md.

WerecOmmend all who value their to call Mr. Sermons
Wing, Richmond, Va.
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True Delta, N. o. La.

We again invite attention to the home testimonials In vsT Of
Messrs SemmOns Cos Speacles. In doing feel that
are doing greater services to those who need their aid than to the
gentlemen who have the glasses FOG sale.
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Bank OF west 1sennessse, Rt
&tE~xsss MEMPHIs.-Tbs notes Of this Bank viii be
redeemed Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville dtW
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Democrat, ST. Louis aEO.

suh should by all examine the Of an article
which has the enthusiastic admiration Of he men bose
wants plsdged 70 worth.
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Mr.. SERMONS in submitting The above TO the minds Of the
people, legs them that he has taken those articles that
speak less Of their advantages OherwseVOlumes Of certh
the highest intellectual minds OF America nd Europe
we'll Of the press might be published would space permit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-29
Appeal, Memphis, Tenn

We have already said all in their praise Necessary to re-
commend them and confident that who has listened
to our advice has been disal pointed
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g THALBERa.


Welsh Newspaper Office, - Nassau St, April l2. 1853.
PROg. o. J. WauD: DeIr Si-SOne month weeks
bottle Of yOur Hair Restorative and gave ms WIFE,
concluded try her hair thinking
that would The gray hair its original color huE 10 her
my surprise, few weeks trial 10 has perfegBed
that &C turning all the gray
the Identifying and thekening the hair. strongly
recommend tie Restorative ali persns Of
change Of their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

ity, without alarming tue Catholic feeling
Of Europe against the French Emperor
The connection of the temporal with the
spiritual power of the Primacy has been
a source of great dissatisfaction in his
own dominions, and also difficulty in
any political amelioration which the en-.
lightened civilization of the world would
wish to see introduced into every despotic
government If the French Emperor has
hit upon an arrangement which in the
natural growth and process Of political
progress will limit the Pope's temporal
power without diminishing the spiritual
power of pontifcal Office, he will have
solved a very difficult enigma, raised for
himself additional claims upon the graf
ituie Of the Italians, and given the world
another proof of his political sagacity.
We shall soon see, from the nature of the
arrangement, whether this is the design.
PhHad Leiyer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29

James f. Kennedy, Esq, native OF
Philadelphia, but for the past ten years
resident of San Jose, California, has re-
ceived the Republican nomination for the
Office of Lieutenant Governor OF that
State.
The inmates of the PeDitentiary al
Washington, D. c.. celebrated the fourth
of July by permission of the warden. The
exercises consisted of songs, reading the
Declaration and an Grafton. One song
was, ado they miss me at home"
Sixteen persons, most of whom were
women and children, were drowned inClcar
lake, Indiana, in consequence of the cap
sizing of u pleasure yacht, on the 4th inst
We learn, says the Tyrone Star, that a
harvest-hand working at VIM Johnstou's,
on the ridge road, III Warriorsmark Tp,
fell dead from 4 stroke of the sun Oh
Wednesday.
The Kansas Constitutional Convention
after a somewhat lengthy discussion, has
decided upon fixing, as the Northern bouD-
dairy of the State, the original Nebraska
line.
The Erie Oyserrer says: "Judge Ellis
Lewis, who was in that city last week, and
who, forty years ago was printer, went
into the Gazette Office and "set up stick
fulI' as readily as though be had just left
the case.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
EIGIIT1 ACRES
SNERIFFrS SALES.

pY virtue of sundry wrlts OF Nend.EX and
ID Lev Fa. issued out of the CourI oi Com
mon Pleas Of Union county and TO he directed,
will be exposed TO public sale or outcry, on
the dates and al the places following. 10 Wit:
On Friday. the 18th day OF August
1859 at the public house of Michael kleckuer
IN the borough of New Eerln. at 10 o'clock, \
VI, a certain tract of land situate IN Limestone
township and county oi Ulion, containing Ten
Acres more or less, bounded north by lands
of Absalum SwlneiOrd, east BY lands OF Philip
Gross, south by Penns Creek and west by land
of John Mitchell. whereOn are erected a two
storey GRIST MLL,a frame Dwelling house.
a frame Tenant house, a frame stable, with
other out-buidlngS, and the appurtenanceS-
as the property OF Michael Wagner. with notice
to Samuel Long and Charlotte Long, teTre
tenants, and OF Charlotte Long and Sami Long.
Also. at the same time and place. q
Lot and half of ground more or less, situate
IN the borough of New Berlin, Union county
marked on the town plot No. l5s and half lot
l57, bounded south by New Market streei,weSt
by lot I59, north by an alley, and east by half
lot 1871, whereon are erected two-StOTey
Frame House, well of good waler with a
pump, and other out-bulidingS, with The appur.
tehances-as the property OF Adam Maize.
Also. on the same dav, at = 0 clock
p VI, at the public house Of Wm lnhod in the
borough of Minlinburg, Union county, a GER
tain lot of ground situate in SAID borough and
county, bounded south by Front street. west
by lot Of John K!eckner, north by an allcy.
east by lot of Joshua Bidding. whereon are
erected two-storey double Dwelling Rail
House. log stable. a well of good water llh
a pump. and other outbutinCS. with the appur.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Paris .Nniteur explains the cir
cumstances attending the Armistce. 1t
says the great neutal Powers had ex-
changed communications with the bellis-
creut Powers, Offering plans for media
tion, but were unsuccessful in their eff
forts, until the French fleet was about to
commence hostilities against Venice, and
n couhct before Verona was imminent
when Napoleon, anxious to prevent furth-
er bloodshed, ascertaincd the disposition
of the Emperor of Austria, aud finding
him willing, the earmis,ice was concluded.
The two Emperors had an interview on
the llth inst, at Villa Franca.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
Grand Jurors-Sept. Term, 1859.

East BufaIoe-John Brown, Saml ZeIlers,
Abraham Frederick. Jacob Siifer
White Deer-Jona> Fisher, David Sieninger,
Samuel Pawling
BuTiipe-JameS Beale
NeIc B,rGn-John VI Benfer Robt Swineford.
Lmesione-Iohn Leiby John VI Taylor
KeHy-Peter Guyer, Laird Howard
HNnJurg-JoSeph Gutelus, VIM Smith, Jno
Barber
West Bufa|oe-Genrge Sheary, Jacob Kline,
John l. Beaver
Lewi,burg-T II Purdy, John Houghton
Hrfiey-Alvah Mar,ron
Uai0a-John Youusman
Traverse Jurors.
Lecis5urg-John Walls, Michael Fichthorn,
Aaron f. Weizel Jos. ". Shrner, Yancer
M'Laughlin. Lewis Reyman, John II Beale,
Alexander NeSbit
Eid Bugaioe-John Ruhl Jr, Samuel Dunkel
.MGyaJurg-C Montellus, George Cute
luS, John Reber, Robert I Barber, James
Chambers
West BnGabs-Danl Bocenref, Conrad Sheck.
Ter, Anon Il Lulz, Edward Smith, Daniel
BuFiioe-Wm Shriner, Wcidlcr Rohand,
Edward Flick, John Miuium, James Irwin,
F Ponlius
Hpfhy-DanielH Hunsicker Samuel S,rayhorn,
solomon Drei>bach
Leris-Ira Kathermau
Limesione-DavId VI Peilman, William Foster
UiiDn-ThomaS Pursrl, John Maze
Ncw Berin-Wm Benner, Fred'k Smith, Ben
jamn Winter
Nhiie Deer-Daniel B Reber. Robert Candor,
John Orr. l. F Albright, Andrew MLena
han. Samuel Gemberling
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
Auditors Notice.

'ENEIE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court OF Union county to distribute the
money arising out Of the effects of HHrY ".
Fries n the hands of Thomas Reber his As
Siguee,will attend 10 the duties of his appoint
ment and meet the parties interested at his
Office IN the borough Of Lewisburg on Friday
the list day Of July, 1889, at 10 o'clock \ VI
of sand day: of which all concerned will please
take notice. WM. JONES, Auditor
June ., 1889
: The above Auiit is continued by consent
until Saturday the 23d day Of July next, at the
hour and place above stated.
June 81, 1888 WM. JONES
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
From Brush Valley.
REBERsBuRG, July y

REBERsBUkG, July ~
This town, in the center of the Valley,
is about half a century old, and most of
the buildings, including several churches,
wear an appearance of antiquity. One of
the finest dwellings is the new brick of
DR.. Hilbish, formerly of New Berlin. The
people here are Pennsylvania German,and
number several hundred. Brush Valley
is about 20 miles long aud l /! to , wide
of limestone land, very fertile-and dotted
thickly with good farm buildings, homes
of plenty, industry, and contentmcnt. |
find most of the Wheat still in the field,
a good, rich, old-fashioned harvest-and
Cherries abundant and just ripe. These
facts show that vegetation is later here
than iD Union county. L.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
Essignees' Sale.


4 I y bBEEs.Il1. sDsu o. Scitsffl-
hcr neAl, will be exposed to public
sale, a certain Lot Of Ground ON winch Is
erected valuable
STEiM FTOJRING AILL,
and ne arpuricndnces, known as the property
OF Ne-bit, Hays d FIch'hcrn. situate on
Water street. north OF Market, IN the borough
Of Lew.soUrg IN tnIou county
SlIi Mil Is buiiI of brick, four and a half
sioreyS hiSh, having an Engine of forty horse
pogtr attached, tine brick stack, SIX run Of
stone. double set OF EoIrIns Cloths, two
Smut Machines and all other Gearing ncces-
sary 10 make (ard has rnade) As good Flour
as any other Mill IN The state.
The location Of this Mil, considering the
pruductlvenr>s Of the country surrounding y,
Is not surpassed. Grain can be bought aS
cheap at this place, a. any other point IN the
STATE; and there Is more grain raised IN this
section OF country than IS nece>,arvfp supply
all the Mills: aud for Merchant NO.h this
mil Is especially recommended.
Any person deSlTou> Of engaging in said
business will DO well 10 call and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
y Also. between Cn0 aud 700 new Flour
barrels viii be offered.
Sale to be at the public house Of A.LWeid-
en>aul, in SAID borough, commencing a.
O'Clock p. N.
Condition, made known on dlv of sale.
II. H. LAIRD & WM. JONES,
ASSigneeS of NsSHIr, H,YEs * FIcuTnoRy.
Lewisburg, Jrly q, 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
For the Household.

Oar family have for some weeks been
using STONES Pat. Folding Clothes Rack,
made in town by sIessrs. H.A.Weidensaul
and E. Bickel. They are equal to 40 feet
of line, take up no more room than table
and can be folded up so as to occupy next
10 10 space at all. They are truly a most
excellent invention, and materially y modify
the miseres of washing day. Get one
only $3.50 to s. each.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-29
Real GstaGees. /.
Res! Estate at Public Sale !.

WILL be offered at public sale on S''nr-
w dag, august ~. 1859, at 10 o'clock, \
NJ. a tract of Land situate in BuilaIoe II near
Farmersvi!e containing II Acres more or
less. abou; IL acres cleared, and the balance
we'll Imhered.
1t will Ue offered in lots, or together, 10
SUIT purchasers.
There is on the premises a SAW MILL, a
CLOVER MILL, good Wafer Power and a
good Spring. ISAAC WALKER.
Buiialoe, July %, 1889