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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25
A VIRGINIA TURKEY.

Cuff was gentleman's gentleman down
in old Virginia, and a darkie of most un-
doubted honesty and truth but he would
sometimes tell tough stories. He met ''Kur-
mel Johnsing's nigg," as he called him, the
other day. and after cussing and discussing
various matters appertaining to their mas
tiers. fell into the following conversation
Sam-Well, Cuff how you was
Cuff-O, isn't no wuss.
Sam-How is all de folks down at de
house?
Cuf-O. dey is able to be round, 'cept
de ole mans darter; she had de doctor the
other day. He came in, looked at her
said she was biiyus, and guv her box Of
enginevegetable pills. When de doctor go,
she up an trew de pills out of de winder
She wouldn't take no pills, no sab =! Wal,
de ole turkey cock KUN, an'-greedy kus-
he gobbled down de pills, box an all, wild
de whole directions in four different Ian
guages.
Next day we had company, an had to
kill dat turkey cock, yer see. Brought him
on de table billed wild lister sass massa flour
ish his knife, and try to cut him up
couldn't get the knife into him.
Cuff says he show long did yer bile
dis turkey ?''
"Bile him an hour, sah.''
stake him away and bile him another
hour. @
So 1 took him way an billed him
another hour. a
Sam-Did de company wait ?
Cuff-O, yes, de company waited. Wal
l brought de turkey in, massa flourish hi:
big knife ag'in an try to cut him but h
couldn't do it, no sab |!
"Take him away an bile him another
hour
So 1 take him down into de kitchen
ag'in.
Sam-Did de company wait
Cuff -Ofcourse dey waited. brough
in de turkey ag'in. an massa try to cut
But it was no go; massa git mad.
''Take him away an bile him a sCeek.''
$50 I took him away an bile him
| week.
Sam-Did de company aOaits
| Cuff-O, yeas, de company waited-bounc
to see de fun out, yer know. Wal, in
week thought he got him dis time. sure
but he couldn't cut hole in him de oil
cock wouldn't be cut. Massa send for d.
doctor, to hab de turkey examined. D
doctor came. looked at de turkey-look al
over him. Says he, "Its no use ; you can
bile dis turkey, for be has taken box Q
desc enginevegetable pills. an dare ism
| ,.,s, EsTe -, hin,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25
A Doc sroRY-My Oldest son was eros,

A Doc SToRY-My Oldest son was cross
ing the fields in the country, some distance
from any dwelling, when he was pursued by
a large and fierce dog. belonging to the gen
tleman whose land he was crossing. The
lad was alarmed and ran for his life. He
struck into piece of woods, and the dog
gained upon him, when he looked around TO
see how near the creature was. and tumb-
ling over stone, he pitched off a precipice
and broke his leg. Unable to move, and at
the mercy of the beast, the poor fellow saw
the dog coming down upon him, and ex-
pected TO be seized and torn; when, TO his
surprise the dog came near, and perceiving
the boy was hurt, instantly wheeled about,
and went off for that aid which he could rot
render himself. There was no one within
reach of the child's voice, and be must have
limb along, and destroyed it so as to render
amputation necessary, II the dog did mol
bring him help. He held up his leg, and Il
hung at right angle, showing him plainly
the nature of his misfortune, and the neces-
sity of lying still. The dog went off to the
nearest house and barked for help. Unable
to arrest attention, he made another visit of
sympathy to the boy, and then ran to the
house, there making such demonstrations OF
anxiety. that the family followed him to the
place where the child lay. Now observe
that this dog was pursuing this boy as ar
enemy but the moment he saw his enemy
PROSTATE and in distress, his rage was turn
ed to pity, aud he few to. his relief. Here
was The feeling. and the course be pursued
showed good Judgment. He was dog o
heart and head. do not say that he rea
soned in this matter; but there is some
thing in his conduct on this occasion tina
looks SO much like the right kind of feeling
and action, that it deserves to be recorded Il
his credit. As few dogs win read the re
cord, I commend the example to all man
kind or imitation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25
From the Springfield (Mass.) Republican.
THE EMfGRANT TRAINS.
BIT Axrnosr Hox1E.

see them winding oft and slow;
Their canvas-covered waips
Stretch out, like broken banks of snow,
Across the western plains.
hear each drivers lusty shout
Ring on the morning air,
As gaily they resume the route
That leads to lands more fair.
see them at their evening camp,
Around the blazing fire
How happy. that the long days tramp
Has brought their Eden higher!
hear the father to his boy
Recall adventures zest;
I see the mothers infant Joy
Cling to her wearied breast.
While near them sits fair maidenhood
Within whose eyes are CLEANS,
Traces, but dimly understood.
Of loves bewildeiing dreams.
see them now,-brave pioneers
Along the prairies go,
Fit heralds of the coming years,
With toilsome steps and slow.
God speed the noble emigrant!
Ger all the mighty West.
The seeds of empire he shall plant
May grow TO make him blest.
God speed them all,-'and what q throng
Yet who would wish them few 7
That fly the Old Worlds woe and wrong,
To build and bless the New.
On, on they go, through toll and want,
In quest of land or gold -
Brave hearts that peril cannot daunt,
God bless, thousand foldl
Far on amid the Indian wilds
Their rude-made cabins rise,
Yet there the goddess Freedom smiles,
And there her eagle flies.
a hundred years shall pass and then,
With wonder how sublime,
The world will scan the works of men
In that proud western cline.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25
EMPORIA HOUSE.

N. S. STORRS. PROPRIETOR.
'THE Travelling public can be well cared for at
l this House, on the most reasonable terms
Good Stabling connected with the House. Tl4l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

THE CENsus.-It is said that the returns
already receivedat Washington from Illinois,
clearly indicate the population of that State
to be 100000, against ISL 900 in 1850.
And this is only part of the astonishing
growth of the Great West. Wisconsin, To-
wa, Kansas ard Nebraska will show still
greater relative increase. Missouri will al
so exhibit considerable growth in wealth
and population. In the meantime the east
remains stationary. Even Ohio. now no
longer part of the west, it is said will show
a slight decrease since the census of 1850
The rural population of New York is small
er than ten years ago, and only the immense
growth of her metropolis can maintain hel
population at its old standard.
The star of empire passes westward. A
new appcrtionment of the Congressional rep
resentation will probably diminish the num-
Der of members from New York, certainly
that of the New England delegation. The
south will gain nothing in the House.
Whatever her incr 9 of population may be,
it will be lost in, and overwhelmed by the
multitudes who have colonized the prair;es
OF the north west. There, hereafter, must
be the centre thence must issue the man
dates which will govern the policy of the
Union.
The people of the Great West perceive al
most instinctively, that the oppression of s
part cannot conduce the happiness of the
whole that a general diffusion of wealth,
an equality in social conditions, respect
for the hand as we'll as the brain that tolls
are part of the pursuit of happiness and tend
to national greatness and to individual wei
fare.
In the West more strikingly that at the
East, the normal condition of freedom ha,
been preserved, and the end must be the ad
vancement of liberal government. and an in
creased influence to the spirit of freedom il
our national politics. Telegraph
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

THE ALCHEMY OF vIoE.-You have heard
the story of the Italian artist, who, meeting
with child of exquisite beauty, wished t.
preserve its features for fear he should new
er see such loneliness again. So he painted
the charming face upon canvas, and hung il
upon the walls of his studio. In his som
berest hours that sweet. gentle countenance
was ike an angel of light to him. Its pres
ence filed his sonl with the purest aspira-
tons IF ever I find. ne said, perfect con-
trast to this beauteous face, viii paint that
also, and hang them side by side, an idea
of heaven and hell. Years passed. Al
length, in distant land, he saw In prison
he visited the most hideous object he ever
gazed upon--a fierce. haggard fend. with
gIaring eyes and cheeks deeply furrowed
with lust and crime. The artist remember
ed his vow. and immediately painted pic
ture of this loathsome form. to hang beside
the portrait of the lovely boy. The contrast
was perfect. His dream was realized. The
| Two poles of the mortal universe was before
him. What was the surprise of this artist
ON inquiry into the history of this horrid
wretch 10 find he was once that lovely little
boy. Both OF these pictures. the angel and
and the demon of tie same soul. now hang
side BIZ side in Tuscan gallery.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

Josiah Dis most estimable gentle
man, upright. strictly pious, and withai .
staunch. thorough going Democrat. Dur
ring the Mexican war, he was called upon
at regular church meeting 20 pray ana ne
closed with addition !: BE with our army
in Mexico whether it be right or wrong
bless i'll We of the Democratic party are
charged with making a war oil conquest bus
we believe IL to be war OF defence Bus
we would not enter into argument On TIE
subject, and for further particulars wou ~
refer TO the Presidents message p
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

A cheerful heart paints the world as il
finds IL. like sunny landscape the morbid
mind depicts il like sterile wilderness, pal
lid with thick vapors. and dark the
Shadow of Death II IS the mirror. in
short, on which il is caught. which lends &c
the face of nature the aspect Of its own tur-
bulsnce OF tranquility.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

A-cbeerful heart paints the world as it
finds it, like sunny landscape; the NOR
bid mind depicts It Ike sterile wilderness.
palIid with thick vapors, and dark as The
SHADOW of Death It is the mirror. in
short. on which il is caught, which lends to
the face of nature the aspect of its own tur-
bulence or tranquility.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

81 wants to az you one Of dem thunder
umf.' ..Well. Sam. pefceed.e- why am
a fellow. after eating salt 6sh. Ike a ceiebra-
ted poet 90 :. Do'no. less because. be-
kase-'s well .kase what go WHY, kase
he's Dryden"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

One John w. Jones. who has been sent
II prison for marrying two wives. excused
himself by saying that when he had one.
she fought him. bat when he got two they
fought each other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
y THE (sOyEesSOIS,

u ~
As rGcancirS have occurred In the Senate o!
w N!:i:.t ~ The death OF Alexander Jones' Senator
c:a :he Gn! Urrc; CONFUSED OF the counties Of Pow.
''G. CGc:,-'ai and Chesterfield uad by the r.signa-
- o Villain [. Knight, Senator for the Ninth District
1=Fo'et q; 81: coCnies Of iunenburg, Nottoway and
'ee EiE4Ti. ami Of L. l.. T. geale. Senator Tor the
'rl;-:a N''c: composed Of the counties Of Richmond,
-'1c,.i.r. Northumberland and wcstmor.tand Knd uso
-r tsII n bon Pedro Taylor riente. OF the House Of
"';4-: 'r The Election District composed of the couu
''ft hly.i aid N"i,owny, AMI by the designations Of
@ Il IltHi"!. Delegate from the coruty OF rlaranna
A.. ~" l. !:GTw-l, delegate from the county OF Patrick
' A;-;oT" l. JJ.! L.cter, Governor OF the Common
~ '.-::t have though. proper by wits Of election
r- a. c;rc:r pursuant TO law, to require election
- "a zach county composing said Senatorial! Districts
ofvotins therein according to Law. for q
40 ''-.t District. aDi in Ike manner election 10
~ )" -" lection Districts Of Amelia AMI Nottoway
y c,a!i!. OF fluv.nna and Of Patrick for mem.
" o. - GGse o; delegates 10 supply the vacancies
=,it, III" h elections to lac held respectively The
'hNi;tHii! aar vr OCTOBER IrNi
'H'si G"!': ay hand rs Governor, under the Less
- S"al nf til: Commonwealth, at Rich
/ ta"a'l, Ills lith day Of September, ls6U.
-~,' JOHN LETCHEE.
y i+e Go,.rior:
Ga'A"s v. MrSsoHo, scc'y Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
LAND IN CAROLINE FOR SALE.
ITIUS I, SUIT,
Sept lS-swtaSSS0ct Geo. 5. Duval, deed.
RAPPAHANNOCK Farm FOR SALE.


z OFFER for sale my farm known US FHrnynle, lying on
the Ruppahanuock River mile below the village or
Tappahannocs and bordering the public road leading
that place. The farm contains nearly 60U nearly
all of which has been lined and covered and Is In high
state OF improvement.
buildings consisting OF dwelling house Larn stable,
carriage house negro quarters Ice house &c are all spa
cious and IN thorough repair.
The 81 alton IS beautiful possessing an -x.
tensve View OF the river above and below and OF the sur
roul country. The local and natural advantages OF
this lace hardly be surpassed II equaed by sit
uation the river Fish oysters and wild fowl abound IN
great abundance and Of the finest varieties.
Also another tract containing G5O Acres, adjoining the
above with oil the necessary for separate
farm. 1t bounded side by nayigabe creek and
In part by the river. Tbls farm !, In fine state Of I'm
provement and In thorough order.
The remaining tract OF $50 fronts the river and
lies between the above tracts There buildings upon
this but the land Is In fine condition
Those separate parcels comprise the whole OF he original
OF 500 acres, which Is almost paraeogFRm With
OF m long sides fronting the river and bounded on
and by creeks OF which Is naygabe for
large vessels the other for small craft The land Is anoS
perfectly level but Requires very little dtchng II Is
rarely such opportunity Is offered for profitable In
yesten, and the time desirable residence.
The susceptible OF being divided into two
ceIlent farms having all the necessary buildings conye
niently situated If not sold privately, shall offer the
tracts In separate parcels TO suit purchasers who want
smaller farms. PurpoSing TO remove south, AMI deter
mined 10 Sell II sold privately before the TWEEN
TEETH DAY OF NOVEMBER will, on that day, II fair II
not the fair day thereafter Sunday eScepted sell
Public Auction, the highest bidder without
Persons desiring TO the farm, will find at home,
my nelghbor Mr. Clements who will take pleasure In show.
ng the premises. AUBRY II. JONES.
Sept 2S-ctd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
RUFFIN'9
PHOSPHOR-PERUYIAN 1UANO.

An now ready supply orders for feriillEer' as
l. ias. as they come In. All may rely upd gettns nl'
out delay article inferior any HE maue; duer-
ent In the phosphate ingredients from nJhinS else IN
MARKET and better because 1t contains ore pure DUNK
PHOSPHATE op LINE Than any other Sianlputed duaho
The results Of applying my preparatios 70 wheat ,ns
past season have been favorable rs caid DC
under the combined disasters Of joint w n.y. rust
most OF all, the drought which prerend the present 10.
vorable action OF the phO.phntes rS great extent al
the time the wheat graning But d mass OF he tes
mony Is that was equal superior to eruVan on
wheat whilst for lands that need nearly MI
lands dot has proved lis superiority uder iar
producing good stand Of Clover II true that OCCASION
I'll failures have been reported but the were snch a every
manipulation hears Of sometimes dueo the TACT TINT te
land did not need phospha;es, hut mt generally 10 me
worst for both wheat and covel have ever
The best evidence Of the value OF manures 70 ne
found In the fact that have ordersor more than iour
times rs much as had vt The same peod last year.
Persons who are Induced to try guano, from tnef
own experience the representative Of Others are
tculsry requested to order Runs gano and 70 see na
they get IT, there many Manipulated articles 10 Tue
market.
II can be had Of myself the commission nsrcnants
generally In Richmond Of my agent mesSri
BRANCH SONS, Petersburg; NJ. H0LlSS co. Lyneii'
burg, HUGH SCOTT, Fredericksburg; AsoH, MAMils
Sent 4--c,f PRHK. G. RUFFlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
aIICTIQN SALES.
CoMmIssIoNER,S SALE OF VALUABLE

CO1IMISSIOSER,S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE lS TIE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
on MONDAY, THE STH DAY OF OCTOBER 1861, AT
CHESTERFIELD c. H. THAT BEING CoURT.DAY.
Y virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of CHESTERFIELD
ID pronounced the 9th of October 1859, In the suit
Of David G. Wnree and others, against David p Branch
and others, the undersigned Commissioners shall proceed
SELL public nucton the tract OF land hereafter e
scrbed MONDAY the S day OF October, lsGn the lo
lowing real estate belonging TO the estate OF the late Col
wm. wnfrse, lying In the county Of Chesteried-Aai
valuable tract OF land which Col William P WluiTee re-
sided the time OF his death, situated ~ miles west OF
Chesterfield House, and II IL miles south o! ch
Ond containing 9jS acres ~ 800 OF which are arlue
In good heart and productive the rest In 'he .s
portion Of which OF original growth, containing s.eu
deal OF valuab timber, convenient to sawnl
very good Dwelling-Iiouse upon this tract cohns ~
rooms-negro quarters, granRres, TOBACCO
aud all other necessary outbuildnss required upon sac
farm all of which in good repair Inc arh Is very He
supurd with good wuir and the crops grown upon nave
b.n wheat oats corn and tobacco to the growth OF which
Il s very we'll apapted. ~
adoI;ng mi, farm there Is II very good MIII-SEAT,
with acres Of land attached thereto which will be sold
at the same tiue and place.
TEuMs w SAg-So much cash may be required TO de-
fray the EXPENSES OF sale, and upon credit OF aud
years residue Of the purchase money In equal In
sturts taking bonds with good security from the purchn
ses and title retained until all OF the purchase money ID
paid Possession given immediately.
wM 7. LlTHGOW, | c,..,,.
SYDENHAM WALKF, ~ "
PS The farm If required, vii! be divded suit purcha
sers Persons desiring further Information will address The
Commissioners AT Richmond Va. Sep ll-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
------<N-<RS~N~- ------
RHron RcufreW I'm Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-Baron Renfrew and
suit arrived at one o'clock this morning In
consequence OF a freight train having run off
the track, they were detained three hours
SECOND DISPATCH.
ClScISSATI, Sept 30.-Baron Rcnircw Ar
rived here yesterday lie attended ball at
Pixies Opera House, and also attended ST.
Johns Church to hear discourse by Bishop
Melvin. He leaves tomorrow, via tho Halnil-
ton and Dayton Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
Ne,rs by Tho Overland Mail.

FoRr SMITH, Sept. oT.-Thc Overland Mail
with five through passengers and San Francis
co dates to the 7th September, arrived here
this morning at halF-past one o'clock. Among
the passengers is j. Horace Kent, of the San
Francisco Press, en- route to Boston. The At
antic and Pacific Telegraph line was TO be
opened to Los Angeles, by the Goth septem'
Der.
Senator Latham and family are to leave san
Francisco on the 9TH September, for ASH
ington, by the Overland route A n Sfa.n IN
CHARGE of man named Smith, from Decatur,
Illinois, was attacked by party Of Arapahoe,
and Camanche Indians, at Doubtful Pass. Sew
en- horses belonging to the train were killed,
and others stolen On the day following, the
same party of Indians attacked another train and
droye off 100 horses. Two companies Of troops
are reported en- route from Salt Lake to Fort
Brewster on the Membries river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
JOHN LETCHER.
y TIE G0yHRN0is OF VIRGINIA.

atsEAS vacancy has occurred ia the House Of De.
-:A:"s Of Virginia, ip the Election District composed
'!i'r' Of Richmond and WrSimoreaud, by the re.
- .: jos T. HARVEY Esq, now, therefore, l, JonS
80; '9:"rT0r OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia. have
l:92"r, hy writ of election issued and directed
"a, TO require an election to be held al the
.fy: 's Of voting In shid Election District, ths
."TTANEH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, for a member
Delegates for skid District, TO supply the
=. ''-5'.i.
'.r-' u:d.r my hand as Governor, and under
- +v'S seal % the Commonwealth. this 2ith day
i, ,"'t~u,t.vr 1850 JOHN LETCiIER.
80 ''s ''1T-t:..r
-. ,-,+ &sNsokp. SSc'y Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
~ THE GovEHNo,. or VIRGINIA.

\ W.
a,; having been received by the Executive,
'""' EAGER, charged with felony, has escaped
I' ~ Taylor county. md Ia now going at large;
|&a "'fs"' G!l-r reward Of One Hundred DOL
','>"a @ho shall arrest the said Zeager and de-
tii tisaid c"un,y OF Taylor; and do more
F. al "ihsers of this CuIuu,onw ealth civil and
Ei'.",t tlr people generally to use their best
r.. ''''''fe 's arrest, that he may be brought to
= ,' ".F hand Is Governor. and under the Less
= = @: ssr,-InJvr, lstJ. '
+ '-;a, JOHN LETCHER
hs. NESf"Rp, S:c's OF the Com';h
r,, - .tagcr = about feet y iDcL-, h,h o, ~ 90
& -. 'efy stout, Cf rather ruddy comnI,rion
.., H"1 slightly ianr, with scars on l,f, knee. he
q a: % %"r speech ami can read and write udr,r.,,i
; d.r,. a;E cloth frock cos, and colored str.w Sn,
;a,;y"- has f!eads In Page county. whereof
Sept 2T-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-02
\ DESiI.ABLE FARM, IN ORANGE,

fElS Farm Is situated At the southern base Of the South
+ W-s, Mountains, within Hve miles OF Rapid Ann De-
pot, on the GordopSyie and Alexandria Railroad three
miles from The surveyed Of the Fredericksburg and
Orange Railroad, three miles from the Fredericksburg
and orange plank road and unc miles below Orange Court
l,con,s of about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, 1000 which
are 10 timber u excellent quality and Rn abundance OF
good lire wood The arabic land Is mostly gently updnla
ting with southern exposure and water IN every field and
io' aud well adapted To corn wheat. tobacco and oil the
grasses OF this latitude
The dwelling house, which conmodous and handsomely
located and all other buildings, mostly new. and OF
the best materials There sprlng OF pure Ireestope
water near the house.
This land Is situated in healthy and beautiful section Of
country, convenient TO several churches mills &C. IL Is
ket. II lies remarkably well for division desired. My
manager residing Oh the farm will show any gentleman
medatey, with the exception Of field Of eighty acres.
Full possession given on the Is. November. lSGl.
TsRAs-One-fourth cash. and the balance in and two
years equal payments bonds to carry Interest from date
Address DAVID PANSiLL,
Sept 23-clm Gordowville, Orange Co., Va.
FRINGE EDWARD LAMB FOf SALE.
l tract OF Land i,ing OH the waters of Big and Little
Bery. containing 500 IL. Of which very pro-
ducve low grounds $50 virgin soil; luU first rate plant and
tobacco land also, about 10" III p!ue growth.
or the cultivated lands there three improved upland
tobacco lots Of 900 hills each 30 tobacco
and 40 In corn There large apple and peach orchard
OF the choice fruit.
The bulldogs consis, of Dwelling with erh, rooms and
Ill necessary out houses large tobacco prize barn. with
plank floor and three large Ones eight barns In ALL
Also an Ice house. which fails keep sU bushels
OF small grain may be seeded this fall without following
This tract borders the road leading from Prince
ward c. H. to Keysville, eight miles from the former, 10
from the latter, and from Meherrn depot the
Richmond and Danvls Rail Road and n-haf miles
from Mt Pleasant and six from Brlery Church This arm
Ii well known by the merchants Of chmonh and Famvle
as one OF The In the county for the growth Of tine
bacco and well adapted to Nil other produes grown n
this vicinity.
Those wishing purchase are requested to and
view the premises early day as have determined to
Sell.
Address Noor's Ordinary, a. Il. GEE2S.
Sent