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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

OLD BELLFoUSDzR DEsD.-The Old
|Belifounder Stallion-father and grandfath-
er Of all the Bellllssoundes in this country,
died at the stable Of bis owner, VIM. I'll.
Rarey Of this (Franklin) county, on the
18th Of September, aged 20 years. This
horse was sired BY tie imported Bellfcun-
der, near New York, III 1922, after which
the sire vas returned to England. In
1910 this horse was brought 10 Ohio, and
IS tie foundation Of mani Of our best car
riage and road horses in this region Ohio
Culsiraf0r.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
ASSES sED VARIATION Of WISCONSIN.

We have received from Hon. L. p. liar.
Iyey, Secretary of State, statement show
ing the number Of acres, and the assessed
valuation Of real property in the Stale Of
Wisconsin, for the year 1860, the aegre-
gate value Thereof as computed on the basis
Of the Stite Board Of Equalization in 1859,
the eqlalized value of city and village lots
and other lands, the value of personal pro-
erty, the total valuation of all property, TO-
gether with the State tax charged sgainst
each county in the State for the year 1850.
Here are the round numbers in total:
No Of Acres l7.eie,l74 %
Aggregate value Of lands rs reported
BY CO. boards, exclusive Of city and ril-
age lots, SI04 60S,243 o
Aggregate val Of city and village lots, 3sl6Os4o 81
Total Aggle OF real property ASSESSED, ll2765,fS4 A.
Aggl'e value Of baud on the basis Of
the state Board Of Equalization, IN 1863
exclusive Of citya nd village l0ts, iis,393,23S O.
To al aggre including city and vil.lots, 156,555,5I4 s.
Aggree ATE value # aHd equaized
an 1850, exclusive OF lots, lt5,3TI.3sI 10
Aggregate value city and illage los, 4i.i7S.7I 2
Aggregate value Of personal property, 4I,505,70i 81
Total agg're of all property equaizsd !.
IN 1850, lSio6i,535 %
Sivie ratio of0 0s1 10 per cent, 10000 o.
Tax 2 mill mi on State Endebt gdness 1895 90
Tax lilo mill ON town libraries 1880 70
Total tax, z42,V5i Q
1t viii be remembered that in the circu-
lars sent round last on the ere Of election,
the people were assured thu the state ex-
penses closing with November of this year
would be over 100000, besides the rs
mill and library expense. The assertion
was backed up by figures. Randall said
that $3.50, 900 would be sufficient to d9fray
expenses, which is the amount levied be
sides the usual regular expenses for indeht-
edness on old affairs and town libraries
Voters can see that republicans promises are
good in such matters, and that democratic
promises fall short.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

A CuRE FOR THE AGUE-A cores
pondenI Of the Philadelphia Press says
Now that the season for the fever and
ague is again approaching, we deem it an
act Of humanity to publish the following
recipe for its cure, which has been repeat
edly resessies TO ,yitLin the circle Of our ac-
anaiutance wial inyariable success. 1t is
simply to pound up, for q grown up person,
say four ounces ot frankinsense, and sew il
ap in a silk bag, which is ~ be worn by
the patient next The skin on the pit Of Tie
stomach. Ne counsel the afflicted to try
this simple remedy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

EEA gentleman just returned from Sic
Iily informs the Post that the notorious
Hugh Forbes, John Browns drill colonel,
has been dismissed from his command Of
Mezzaro, to which be had been called by
Garibaidi in consequence Of his having been
associated with the Roman Revolutionists
in l849, and from slight acquaintance
contracted while be resided in tins country.
Forbes, it Is said, is now roaming over Sic
|ilv, conspicuous il ais denunciation Of Gar
ibadi and Victor Emanuel. He wants a
Neapoltan Republic, expecting TO fish up
from the troubled waters Of new Govern
Iment another Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
R-A CORRESPONDENT at northern val

H A correspondent at a northern wa
tering place thus reveals how he once pas
sionately suffered and WAS cured.
"Down in an inner pocket Of that valise
there lies a perfumed little glove; years
have fled since it was worn, but the scent
of the roses leaves ifsonce pressed, clings to-
it still; you might turn each Of its fingers
wrong side out and discover nothing there
in, yet that little glove contains the history
of Iife--a two volume romance set in nom
lpayiel solid. 1t is memento of water
ing place; It tells where met my fate, and
a postscript in the thumb lining tells where
our paths dIverged. She was passionarely
fond Of music, and your correspondent
though be hadn't thought oft before-sud-
denly discovered that he chad an ear, but
no voice. Subsequent events led him to
believe that his ears were much longer, pro.
peitionalIy, than bis voice was loud. Well,
from long meter to short meter the transit
ton to meet her by moonlight was quite
natural. In the course of one of these
moonlight neetings-it was in June, | re-
member the month perfectly, and could tell
you the day were it necessary gave her
my hearts affections and ruby ring, and
a red rose, and she-she gave me that glove
you see there, and said she'd always be my
friend She is married now to a small
lawyer in the southern part Of Illinois, and
has two children and the fever and ague"
CONSTANT EMPLoYMENr.-The man
who is obliged toearn the necessaries oflife
and support his family, knows not the IN
happiness he prays for when he desires
wealth and idlcness. To be constantly Busy
is to be always happy. Persons who have
suddenly acquired wealth, broken up their
active pursuits, and began to live at their
ease, waste away, and die in a very short
time. Thousands would have been bless
lings to the world, and added to the com
mon stock of happiness, If they had been
content to remain in an humble sphere, and
earned every mouthful of food that nour
Iished their bodies. Persons who are always
busy, and 90 cheerfully to their tasks, are
the least disturbed by the fluctuations Of
business, and at night sleep with perfectl
composure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

An IMPORTANT LETTER FROM KossUTH.
The Espero, Of Turin, gives the substance
lof letter said TO have been written to Car
Iibaldi BY Kcssuth, recommending him not
to break his connection with Victor Eman-
nel and bis government, who alone can eff
feet the liberation Of Italy HeaIso invites
the Dictator to give up all designs npon
Rome, in order not to draw upon himself
the hostility Of France, the only defender Of
Italy and the only hope u pressed nation
|alities; and, lastly, not to attempt anything
against Hungary, that country not being as
UT ripe for revolution.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
written for the Herald
wORsaiP IN SINGING.

A gentleman, who was travelling in Ger
many, made the inquiry Gin large city in
which lie happened TO be on the Sabbath, !,
in Which church he would be likely TO hear
tie best music. The answer was 1--WE dc
not have any music in church" Some
what surprised, be asked ifno hymns Were
sung. The person inquired Of, responded
in the affirmative, but seemed to have nc
idea that this was music. 1t was relig-
ious exercise into which music came incden-
tally, but in such subordinate place as e
be hardly regarded forts own sake. This
is the proper idea in Congregational sing
inc. music was not the object, but de0o-
ton. The exercise must not he regarded
as musical but religious. That ineino
which most eff-ctually engages the heart O
the congregation is the best, though it may
lack ,nusic.l elegance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

ETA son Of Abraham Lincoln recently
spent few days at the White Mountains.
While there, a very enthusiastic demonstra-
ton was made. giving him reception as
the "Prince Of Rails" "A procession was
formed to escort the Prince and speeches
were made, to which be made happy Ie-
ply. The proceedings were very humor-
Gus, and the "P,ince' enjoyed them much.
They say that for story telling and wit, he
is chip Of the original rail-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
DOCTOR A. THOMPSON,
HOHEOPOTHIC PHYSICIAN,

ui,s bis services to TIE community in curing Acute
ny Va'oac biseses ia the most speedy safe ana per-
-asai manner 1F Thompson may be consulted aaiis
90 AZ diseases af the human system Persons living al
..sAaes eau do so by letter. and by iucloslng RED
'H9i 'eY will receive an answer.
tSeala attention given 10 female complaints, chill
~, - asses and Diseases Of tire Eye.
- yeFlos, in Barr's new baldng, opposite United
Na hattl, Lancaster WISCONSIN. leif
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

PLANr CHEsTSUTs.-T chestnut is one
Of the most beautiful ofdecidious trees for
shsde or ornament. 1t is a hardy and
rapiG grower and thrives well in the soil Of
cur prairies- strong loamy soil suiting i
aest. It il also i desirable tres on account
Of its fruit. 1t grows best in lawns where
the ground about it will not be disturbed,
any distur ance Of the sod destroying IT.
vitality. II may be grown from the nut IN
a very few years, and as the nuts are now
plenty in the market and in the right con-
dltion for planting, we recommend our clti-
gems to try it. The nuts should be planted
in the fall, soon after their maturity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

e a tram & ..casy eight ireigi II cars
caded entirely with cheese, recently passed
over the Connecticut Valley line of railroad
rom Vermont to New York. There are
200 tons Of the article. and it was all ship
Jed from St. Adams.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

NEBRASKA ELEoTIo1.-A dispath from
Omaha, CT yesterday, says that the official
report from all the organized and settled
counties in the Territory gives the Republic
can candidate for Congress, Mr.. DALEY,
Io2 majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

BAD SPELLING LEADS TO THE PEEI-
rENT1ARY AT st. Louis, on the 18th, L.
G. Stoughton, convicted Of CONTRIBUTING,
was sentenced to the penitentiary for eight
years. BY accident, letter intended for
him cot into the box Of Mr.. Slaughter
Without examining the superscription, Mr.
S. opened the letter, and found that it cen
tanned counterfeit five on the Farmers
Bank Of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, With the
explanation TRY again; such work as this
would hang Niger Spell Wisconsin
with a CO. The word "Wisconsin," which
was most admirably done with pen, in
large white capital letters with q black
background, was spelled without the &C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

REACHED THE WEsr.--The ftal ecss
throat disease among children (Diptherial
il prevailing il some parts Of DuPago and
Kane counties, illinois. We learn that ono
family at Downer's Grove, DuPsge county,
has lost five children BY the disease.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
A FoncInLE lLLUsrRATIoN.--A friend

A FoRcIRLE lLLUsTRATIoN.--A friend
from Ripley county, indiana, relates 2 pret-
tv good lit which Teutonic citizsn Of that
neighborhood inadvertently made the 9th
er day, in giving his reason for voting the
Republican ticket:
II thinks | lesye de Democrats q long
time ago. but every year deg pulls Dc wool
ODER mine eyes, and 50 | goes nit dem
again; but dis time dey pullit 50 far Dat I
sees right ODER de sopi Dat ish W votes
do Republican ticket
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
I)R. THOMAS w. BALTZELL,

1idug permanently located in Lancaster will give his
Undivided attention to tho practice Of his profession,
ID PHYSICIAN and Surgeon.
He may be found at all times at the Drug Store-un-
Is professionally engaged.
general supply of Family Drugs and Medicines viii
+kpt er sale at the old stand of Bradshaw Daitze
prepared by myself.
iAaeaster, May 2fth, 1856 4v-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERSoR.---
Judge Fuller Of the StE Circuit, has resign
ed, and Gov. Randall has appointed II. d.
Barron. Of Pepin, 10 till tue vacancy. The
term Of Judge Wetherby, who was elected
last spring, begins on the lst day Of Janu-
airy next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

III An lrishman being asked in court
1oy bis c4rtideate Of marriage, showed bic
scar On bead, about tie 81 lpe Of q shovel,
Which was satisfaxfory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

E1-The Washington Constitution con
GUIDES that the election Of Lincoln would
not dissolve the Union, but might excite
to unprecedented degree The appreheasions
and indignation Of the South.
By the reasoning, ought not the election
Of Breckinridge excite the indignation Of
the NORTH Il is poor rule TINT will not
work both WAYS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

DouoLAs AND THE JUG.--ln almost ey'
erv place where Douglas has spoken, refer
ence has been made by the papers to he
.peculiar condition TheCincinnatl Costr-
Ter saws that while he was proceeding e
indianapolis from that city, on the cars, four
or FIVE hours ride, he took eighteen drinks
Of wlIiskey and one Of beer
The Rochester Democrat says: "Mr
Douglas is regarded by the Union as q
sort Of demi-god.'
The Elmira Press responds: "From
what we saw Of him at Elmira, we were
led to conclude that he was regarded BY bIs
friends here as sort Of demijohn."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
DENTAL

DENTAL. go
Owing to the increase of patronage int 1870
ny profession. viii remain two weeks 1-AAJ
place of at Lancaster at my old stopping place,
b. HIDES HOTEL will visit Lancaster tue Two asi
\ weeks in October 1860
Charge enough to live aud let live" Office in Platte
ve, IN .ielugls lock two doors east OF post ONCE
4 NJ WORK wIrranted, charge moderate.
Bu w. H. DEFFENBACHER, Dentist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

EE-In New York, on Monday night,
haclInau stabbed his bed fellow in bed, fol
takiug up too much room.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
PHYSICIANS.
IF Il. HYDE, NJ. D.,

II H. HYDE, NJ. D.,
(Lats Of POtsdGm, N. "
Having permanently located in Lancaster, has lro-
sssiOnal Services as
Physician and Surgeon.
His practice has been 20 years Residence and Of
6ce at the place formerly occupied by Or. ). ID. Wood
Lancaster. Wis. Jan. LIST, 1890. 2g-tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
HOTELS.
DENAI8sON HOUSE.

Cassvslle, WISCONSIN.
Az sooye We'll 5nown totel at tassville has been
e'.y@ ,Ae subscriber AID viii be property managed.
-''''''s Aay Isl 1861. j.. $ MAStlN.
45-y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

IowA.-Mr. Samers, u. s. Marshal fol
Iowa has informed the Keokuk Journal
that the population ofthe Stats Is about
$4,000, a gain Of over $4,000 sinee las
year,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
taNeASTER HOUSE.
',n MD INVITING ARRANGEMENTS.

- sa6sor, . y TF''t5'kEsN LTFF-FVI y
Y ssuaie -. "a las purchased the Tavern stand
~ Fs1 sFa BIZ tg. Al. ose +, heavy es
adg5g ~ adguain te ss,ae mi s,,;.,,l-
s'''Oas; a a ba,-,g accommodations for nearly
&C.,, se Barn and stable
4. A0isss' Ae now ayises liberal patron
laaesao'q i9E and The fare a. good a. at any
l, ea IL oig soE teams 30 befsG aer,.ln,,.,.I-
''a n Town. Good watr on ahe :, emit mi
~ssr, Seft a5n. 80 HARLOW 6. HYDE.
ss. I4-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
,IgY HOTEL.
rorosl, WISCONSIN,.

" L ESNoR, PRopRIEToR.
- recently sea;ted aud re-opened this House, i
2 accommodate Travellers and Boarders,
f'N's o suit the times
s,.., HeRsEs--A GOOD STABLE
ss-sl ~ 70 the PREMISES wiih attentive aad nblsng
ges y observe The sign Livery Stable.'
"a 1875 II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
MILLS Il mckee,

MILLS q mckee,
VI ArTORNEYS All LA w,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
", n, stairs, ia Megers' Baiiaiag, on Madison
"" " street, opposite Coust hoase
,r,e,ce IN the Circuit Courts and in the Supreme
GQf oftbis State ~, ..;,a
rr attention to any business renting 10 real es-
4 .is vbioh may be entrusted to our care
predictions promptly attended TO aud remittances
s.5s on same Immediately on COLLECTION.
JOSEPH T. MILLS, DAVID NeNEs'
,ncaster Oct. 18th, 1859. 1911
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
S. MACON,

HENRY S. MACON,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
SAull.bnrgh, La Faystte Co, His,
v % bs attention exclusively to his profession
v, arcSs ii the various Courts of Wisconsin, MAKE
on.ion, and transact promptly all business entrusted
obi cae :. - r7.onlfor+ " !.
M ~ 3as crittenden Frankfort, KY; Gov. Neil =
Bngn Nashville, Tenn. Messgs n. Gorwith Co: Ga.
lena ID
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

GF Andrew E. Fillmore has been noini-
mated for the AS emily By the Democrats
Of the State Of Mukwanago." This q
Icouise-there is nobody elss Known n MuK-
wanago but Eilnose, and Legislature
would b. incomplete without bin Inter.
rupt its business Madison Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

GgT The largest sugar estate in Cuba
contains 1000 acres,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
business cards, e lines or UNDER one year, -
onesquare, lalines transient,) frst insertion, W
do. do. subsequent insertions, each -
do. per year, 90
One-fourth of ! column, per year, Is co
Jne-half do. do. Is 90
)ne column, do. 40 %
Stray notices, Insertions, J. ~
.cgal notices inserted BY the FOLIO.
1earg advertisers are allowed foar changes
Va kinds Of justices Blanks, Deeds Mort ~, Chat1a
ortgages &C., printed and for sale at this Once
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

E1 "a Change of fortune hurts wise
man no more tbaa the schange - ire moor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

A VOTE ON THE CARs.-A vote Of The
passengers on the train, between Prairie
du Chen and Wauzeka, wis taken last
Friday evening, with the following result:
Lincoln, %
Douglas, lie
Bel,
Gerlit Smith,
- Prairie du Chien Leader.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

say g., ,h siSer s Jeweler.
w, saess saa 9sa'er il Jesslry, Fancy Goods.
s N.ao., winery, as, No. i7s Main
lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
DIED.

ban, At NcwIngtvu, King and Qu-rn, August 3l,t, Miss
MARIA SUSAN ARW0n u d"n; mute. ~ III" aye q:
10 years she became "A student 1T the ASYLUM for the Deaf,
&c. III S;uuntnn. Within tl- h;iri period "i afr" lnnIilI.,
sh- had n.ir sach nt:ainnrIIts A. enabled her u 4h'iir'. a
letter full Of ~cliii.i!kr simplicity aH'. Affection, IT, i'r no
ther Mr.. VI l. lIarWnOi. Under The -aiir tI:r, October
G,h. iai.,l DR.. Tyler, th- then Principal. whites Your
charming liilr daughter asks pcriUi-.ipn 10 send her ir-t
letter. |; is nothing hu; Il pleasure 10 make report q! u
uuriI 30 entirely amiabie und 50 brIsil. Wei u:r her rs unr
own child Alter Fix years nj Staunion, s!e removed I"
the Philadelphia Asylum, and thence returned 10 her iain!-
~ a:tItc oil! homestead. She hecaTe y Chris''an. ana con-
n,c,ed h.rs.eIi with the Church, in lr's, since wli.h iinr.
She lived a consistent child and follower OF Jesus In her
Bible, after her ieceas-, were found rereral Lectures on
r, iiyiuus topics and Of an evangelical character, prepared
ty Prof c. v0I-. and sent her by Prof. Chirc.;err "i stain
ton. .Ju-t prrvi"r. TO her dealt! she siGnifi-i 10 he: friends
gathered about her, that she could SEE angels hoVellhg over
her with whit. 9inys, to bear her safely To- !rarrh. There re-
maImriII no iouft tina, ere this she has reached tina! blessed
abndr wi,i, ear. uus,opp.I, and ryes forever loossaei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
Edward Everett Oh Free Masonry.


We would call he attention Of our Free Ma.
son fsljow.ci,izens to the following letter from
EiSard Everett. We find it in the filth vol.
ume c! Niles Register, page Ss2, and extract
it ,heccfroln. Here i. is:
Ms. EDWARD EveasTT.-The subjoined letter
was w'ltrn III answer to inquiries proposed by
The an'i.Masoric committee Of MiddieSex coun.
~ %eount::, M'sS., through their Secretary,
Herman A,wci!. E~q and is interpreted as
identifying The political interest of the writer
with the clu.e II sn;i.misonrv:
"tu.hLEsTowS, Mass, June %, 1883.
"NF DEAR SIX: | have Your favor Of the 9th
instant, addressed 10 M, on hrEalf Of the anti.
Masonic comm. ttee of the county Of Miidirsey
IN which YOU request an expression Of nv
views and opinions. relative to the institution
Of free ma1SOnry, ind the tendency Of secret
socie,is, generally.
"Ny plolIc engagements, as you are proba.
BY aware. are Of such a nature, as to make it
impossible ior sno &c attempt a detailed exposi.
on OF my views on this suhj,ct during the
pre>en! week. Nur is this, perhaps, necessary.
I notice in YOUR letter that you quote one or
two sentences from the letter Of Mr.. Writ of
the % Il of September, 1881 rs containing the
primo lies "i the large ana rcspcctaOlc portion
OF NY tvilo".c:iizens md constituents on
whose behalf you address inc. In the correct
neAS OF these principles | fully concur. The
Supremacy IF tho laws, is the fundamental
principle OF civil society. The allegiance due
10 Ine country is the highest human obligation
OF aifasrn who enter into civil society; and, |
conceive tbs institution Of free masonry to he
Of war with both these principles.
t.lEifb rpsrpct 10 thjs ,n.
the conclusion, and expressed it repeatedly in
public. several years before the present contro.
versy arose, nat is precautions to antiquity
1oers unyoant!sa. 1t is probably the growtl, Of
the last century and q halC 1t has frequently
been admitted 10 me by respectable members
OF the society, that it is useless; und that US
such it had better be abolished. Its only
avoTed oejsca-chsrity and knowledge-can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-25
A DEsln,BLE FARM, ~ ORANGE,


rs!lIis Farm i situated at the ."u'lsra base Of The South
West Moun,a!r.. within i've miles o! Rapid Ann De.
In, IN the jordousviic and Alexandria Railroad, three
mics from the surveyed route o! the fredericksburg and
ur,rr- Railroad, three miles from ih- Fredericksburg
and Orange planI road, and I!nc tailr. brio~ Orange Cour;
ilnu.s.
l,c5u>;.ts Of ubout ElGIITHCNDRED ACRES. "rDOf which
aye in timber Of excellent: quality, and en- abundance Of
good fire wood. The arabic land Is mostly gently unlu!a-
tInr. viii a southern exposure, and water in every field ard
Io,, and well adapted 20 corn, wheat, tobacco, and all the
gra.sc: Of til, latitude
The dsrlling house, whiehis commolious and handsomely
located. and all other buildings, are mostly new. aai u!
the best materials. There is n spring OF pure 're-stone
wa:-! ;l-a. the house .
This land /, situaieAin 4 hea!:hy and beautiful ,s'i!oi Of
country, convenient 10 several churches, mills, &C. IL 10
bu, seldom that q farm With so many advantages IL In mar
KIT. 1; lies remarkably we'll for division. II desired. My
IN ,nnc-r residing M the farm will show !: 10 ANY gentleman
WHO may wish 20 view The premises. Possession given In
me,l;a:rly, with the exception nt Il G-id OF rtoh'? acres.
Full possession given On the IL: November, 1851.
Ttkxs-On-.!ourth cash, and the balance n one snd two
..a-.. equal ,,ayui-nl.. bond. 20 carry Interest rom date.
,dtr,.. DAVID PASSilL,
S.n, a5-cIn Cor!onsvile, Orange Co ia.
TSGLISH X u, IL bottles, WORCESTERSHIRE
II aad other popular Sauces, Tuscan Solar Oil, Flavor.
;1- EXTRACTS, Picking Spicrs. Celery seed.
ALSO.
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hand. FOR ssh-h - T. JOHNSTON = Bro,
sept % Druggists.