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q < bills. Plantation and Sugar House Molasses
90 for sale low by KELLOGG n IIAdk.
Nd - WA ~As sRs4 e@ 49,
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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES

LIAYORs OF THE GREAT CITIES
We tho undersigned MAYORS, hereby osrtify
aAt ths Druggists, Apothscaries and Physicians i
nr several cities have signed doca msRt Of -
srance 10 us that the remsdi1e III DIR. j.. g. AYEI
CO, Of Lowell, tATEk'S SAKSAPARILLA
ILLS. AiUE CURE, and CHERRY PECTORAL,
are bean founa 10 bo medicines OF great excellence
nd worthy the confidence Of the eommun unity.
HON. JAMES COOK,
t Z Mayor Of Lowell.
HON. ALBTN BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, N. III.
HON. Il. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor Of Manchester, NJ III.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of Concord, N. I'll.
HON. A. III. BULLOCK,
Mayor of Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHN'L sILsBEE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
HON. F. W. LINCOLN,
Mayor OF Boston, Mass.
HON. W. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor OF Providence, r. l.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
HON. J.. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of New London, CT.
HON. CHAs. S. DoDTER,
Mayor Of Montreal, @. +.
HON. d. r. TfEMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
HON. Ii. M. KINsTREY,
Mayor of Hamilton, G. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of Toronto, G. w.
HON. n. M. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, o.
HON. +. ii. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa.
AoN. JAS. McfEETEgs,
Mayor Of Bowmanville, CIV.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
NON. HENRY cooPER.JR.,
Mayor Of Hallowell, Me.
HON. JAS. s. BECK,
Mayor of Fredericton, N. B.
HON. WILLARD EYE,'
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mas.
HON. j. c. BLAIsDELL,
| Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
non. w. ii. CRAHsION,
Mayor OF Newport, X. |.
HON. FRED sTAHL,
Mayor of Galcna, Ill.
non. JOHN aoptDEN,
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa.
non. THos. CRuTcnFlELD,
Mayor Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r.. d. BAUGH,
Mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN l.. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor OF Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN c. HAINES,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
. Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. w. HoLYBAD,
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
: HON. THOs. FsENCH,
> Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. WIN. LEIGHTON,
Elk Mayor ofKeokuk, Iowa.
, Certify that the resident Druggists have ~
=. them
o Certify that the resident druggists have ~
them
Csrsify that the resident Druggists have ~
them
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
!, AYERS SARsAPAhILLA
AYERS SAHeAPARILLA
L. en- excellent remedy. and orthy the comb
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TAxxs.--We could call the attention Of
those who are indebted for city taxes, 10 the
fact, that the tax for the pressn. year be-
comes delinquent on the frst day Of Septem-
bsr and, likewise, 20 the fact, that the tax
for the current year is 30 light, that il suf-
fsred 70 become delinquent, the cost in many
cases exceeds the tax In amount.
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DR.. J.sH t11CLEAN'8
STRENGTHENING geRDiAh ! Bi1oD PURIFIER.
TIE Grsatsss ~ AmoAg In ihe Wsraa
All, ran nosf
DELICIOUS AND. DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL

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T HE KEOK UK FEM AL e
n M 4 N n RY.
vISHiS Institution will commence It's third Aca-
L demic year Monday. Sepsemher sd. IN the
lower story Of the Chatham Square Church, corner
of Morgan and Seventh.
A competent Teacher has been secured TO give in
structions In French.
The Primary Department, under the care OF Miss
l.. Copchn. will hereafter receive Girls only.
For Prospectus Of the lnrtitution, apply to the
Principal, Kew. C. A. Williams, or to the Presi-
dent, or Secretary VI the Board Of Trustees,
WM. THOMPSON, Prss't.
Ii. SrRoxG, Ssc'y. fH#
Keokuk, Aug. l7--(d3m1
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POAT OF kEOKUK.

FOAI u KEOMUk.
Arrivals, Aug. rs.
Atlanta from ST. Louis.
Sucker State "
Die Vernon - 8&
Eagle q Warsaw.
River on stand, with IS inches Of water on the
Rspids. AsA VI ~ as
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NOW READY,
The Life q ma Public Services Of
HON. ABR A HAM LINCOLN.
MYTH Portrait ON Steele, by d. w. Bartlett,
w the well-known author OF .sThe Life 81 Lady
Jane Grey, Joan Of Arc" ETC., and " ashin gton
correspondent 81 the New York Evening Post
and independent" One handsome limo, Cloth,
gilt back. 500 pages. Pr4cs 81. Also,
The Life ana Public services -
aa1 AENAGOA3 - OuGLAD. te
One Large l2mo. Pries ........ ....xI. 4
j 0st received and Tor sale q 81 hasat sf'
OGDEN BRoWNELL q co.'s ad4 y
& .A3d&a n .a aJoasC lrY Book HrQRn.
iyDeAts44 90 s'tss WI u NskGskk
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AUCTION SALES.
A VERY FINE CULPEpER FARM Az


A Executors Of John Cooke Green, We shall OH MON
N DAY. TIE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1850. il
fair If not the next fair day. sell at public auction, At
"GrecnwUod, -" the following tracts OF land:
Isl. The tract OF land Known as "Grecnwooh the late
residence Of Mr. Green) containing nine hundred acres
This tract has been for years regarded Of the finest
Culprper Court Honse, Immediately the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road About n!nely-wo acres are In I'm
ber the residue cleared andi high state Improvement,
improved by s late with view solely 10 rroduc,
tvcness und with expectation of selling Ii. Is divided
into fields with failing water In each lowing ~
the South giving to nearly the whole of the land Eastern
Southern and Southeastern exposure: ~ lnoIIuGI i
dFaned by open and secret dGneS Ihe sr =" nem, aa
Virginia. finely adapted to the growth o sof "heat """
the various grasses - a., ,,:
aud Out.nusps Of the most substantial character For
fertility of SOIL facilities 10 market heallhnesS and beauty
of ocniIou advantages Of society," schools churches &c
there rarely offered for sale desirable II
could conveniently divided into three tracts, TO
give abundant supply of never.iang wu,cr 10 each.
The lrchnscr will have the election take another tract
Of wood land situated in the FLAT Grounds about one
mle distant, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
DHgD ASD SEVEN ACHES Of wood @ III land also in the FLA,
Grounds about mile further lo rs he may choose At
prices 10 be made known by us before the sale Of Gee
wood"
end. Should the purchaser Of "Grrenwoo elect not TO
uke the 0ue Hundred and Acre Tract ha will
be sold Immediately after the sale OF Greenwood"
Cd. Should the purchaser OF Grecnwood elect Ioi 10
take the Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract only
pari thereof; much thereof as the purchaser OF
the sale Of the One Hundred and SeventySlx Acre Tract,
The Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract covered with
line growth Of Timber, consisting Of white oak pos, oak
hickory, ush. &c.
TERMS OF SALE-Uus.fuur,h o!the purchase money 10
cash. the residue In three annual Instruments, with interest
fro the day OF sale TO he secured by bonds with security
be approved by us, and deed nr irus, usn the prem
seS.
Possession given for the purpose seeding wheat so
the purchaser compile. with the terms OF SALE and
full possession the crop gathered and the
Slaves and prrisabc reperty sold Either OF US or Mr.
Edwards the oYerscer will take pleasure In showing the
property
JAMES W. GREEN, Cupcper c. H.. Va.
GEO. MORTON, Racrnon Ford, Culptprr Co.
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Sci. tSn0ks.

We have received from the press of Sher-
wood ( Co., Baltimore, "'rhe Parthenian or
the Young Lady'S Magazine" By the pupils Of
the Baltimore FeAla!c College For September,
Is,;n Also, the 18th Annual Catalogue Of the
same Institution.
All the prose, and most Of the poetic articles
in the parthcnian, are from the pens Of the
pupils of the College; and whilst we have not
hal time to perusc the productions so as to be
able to pronounce OH their literary merits, We
cannot but express our cordial approval Of the
publication in female colleges Of such a peri.
odcal, conducted after the manner Of the Par
thcnlan.
From the Catalogue, We find that the course
of instruction in the institution is intended to
develop the intellectual, social, and moral facul-
ties; and br impa:ting thorough, practical, ac-
co,nplshcd and Christian education, tit the pupil
for the faithful discharge Of the responsible
duties that await her IN life.
The Catalogue of Belle Haven Institute:
Alexandria, Virginia, for the session Of 1860
'Gl, has been forwarded To Us from the job
Office OF the Alexandria Sentinel.
Miss Z. Tebbs, tho principal Of this school, is
lady thoroughly mpctcntto conducta first clas:
institute. The public are assured that every
effort will be continued to maintain the high re
putation and select character for the school
it is the design Of the Principal that it shall
possess every advantage for the attainment o
4 thorough and finished female education. To
accomplish that end, the very best teachers in
every department viii always he employed,
and the Principal will give her direct, personal
attention t, the mental moral and physical
culture of the pupils.
The summary shows that the number o.
r,u,,ilS ;s b.i
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From AspiuNnll.

Corrtspondeace Of tie Rtch,n@"A E"q":ftr.j !
.AsrIxwALL, July il, 1860
The IstlImus continues Is dormant a. an III
hatchcd egg, notwithstanding the many r"r"!I-
| tonS pregnant around us
Gcu. George Jones. Minister 10 Bngoi", ia
been for several DAYS upcn tic is;hmi's. 7.d
sill return Ii the States Oh beard "f iar steam
er Ariel, never tu .,H!n 10 III" ;am'i =: tie
''locO Ticmpcs.
The resident, are mrici. annoyed wi!I
Vanderbilt, the Government. the Post
master General, Or somebody else. 90:
not bringing along their mails. ihcT
have heretofore paid enough for mail matter
Almost every letter that ;I"s come 10 ti!e ii"
mus has two ten.cent stamps upon II. aIto the
native office cxaclS ten cents lao;r, maxim
thirty cents postage, which is owing 10 the
want Of postal treaty. The United States
have never had one with New Graaada Inc
employees Of the railroad have regular maj.
bag, and are blessed above the outsiders O
that mighty olsarchy.
From Central America. the news Is tcat San
Salvador has declared var against Costa Hica
She has solicited Of Nicaragua PERMISSION 10
cross over her territory, and being refused, sae
declares her determination 10 be to pass "a
et oymix." They are aiding President Nora 10
resume his scat in Costa Rica, who is again a!ccd
BIZ Guatemala. and will probably succeed in the
rifart, Nicaragua cannot but be involved, and
so begins another Central American war wn!.
the fSctonsts Of those republics.
The Ariel came in on the 10Th. The Uncle
Sam has arrived with the passengers, &c, and
will leave tonight for New York s.
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NUMBER or VESSELS INSPECTED DURING THE
QUARTER:

The above summary includes only sailing
vessels During the same time there have been
lo3 trips made by steamers from Norfolk to
Philadelphia New York and Boston.
The personnel occupied in the duty of in
spection of vessels, are the Chief Inspector at
Norfolk, the Inspector Of the Potomac, and the
Inspector Of the Rappahannock; also, 81 Pilots,
who employ six pilot boats, engaged in lnspec-
lion and pilotage.
II will be noticed that the export oi oysters
10 the Northern cities alone amounted 10 2'o
crrgoes during the months of April and May
exceeding both in amount and value any o'her
item Of exports to the North made III Tile same
time.
The statistical information supplied by the
quarterly reports Of the Chief Inspector FUR
uish material Of much interest to our leglsla-
tors US we'll as to the mercantile profession. 1t
would become much more valuable, were the
inspectors required to furnish statements as to
the quantity and value Of each cargo.
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Es, a. # r. { Ms
pH0SPHOR-PERUVIAN GUAN0,
T BACCO NJ A N u r E

.iGEICEL TERAL SALT IND GRO C.ND BONE ASH
II &. RUFFIS, CORNER ELEVENTH.
a. AND CARY STREETS, on the Basin, Richmond, Va,
offers to The farmers the following MASCREs all OF his own
Inanufacrure-viz:
RUPrlS'S PiI0SpIioR- PERUVIAN GUANO, containing
5 per cent Ammonia and 80 10 80 per cent. Bone
Phosphate Lime, per ton Of 2 900 pounds .......f3O
RCFFIS'S BONE ASH GUAN0, containing per cent.
Ammonia, and about 10 per cent. Bone Phosphate
Lime, per ton Of 2U0O pounds .............. tN
RCFFlS'S TOBACCO MANURE, containing b Per
cent Anmona,3+ per cent. Bone Phosphate Llme22
Chloride Of Sodium and il per cent. Sulphate Lime
per ton Of 2,D0u pounds fi1
RCFFl%'S ROUND ROME ASH, containing about sO
per cent Bone Phosphate Lime, dry and pure, per
ton Of "hM pounds -. .......... ...........SS
AGRlCCLTI RAJ SALT, loose in bag, per ton ol
70
AGRICULTURAL SALT, In bags, per ton OF 2,nVo
'''t'
THE ABOVE NASCKES are put up in strong bags con
tang ldi pouns rach twelve bags Of which make rac-
t!on over ton and can be had Of F. g. REFFiN at ms mill
OF any Commission Merchant in Rchmond; Of TloMAs
BRANClI SONS, Petersburg; ~ IoLL1SS CO.,
Lynchhnrp LEIGH BROTHER, Norfolk; MASON, MAR.
TIN Co, Scotlsvilie; JOHNSTON, CLARKE CO, Dan
VILE. Feb 9S-cifif
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mo. Gj9.l
X 4 Y = a y.
Syn"}.sis cJ' tie PrrxiIcnts P,ocinm"iion, Ne,
G59, d"t,d AprH 90, 1860

Syn"}.Sis nj tie Pirxideafs P,ocirm"iion, Ne.
Gj9, dat"d AprH 90, 1860.
TT ORDERS Public Sales in the Territory Of KAN
i SAS follows
A. III. land ulice at JUNCTION CITY, the 9Th day Of
August next of Forty Townships and pats Of Townships,
heretofore unorre In the counties Of Marshall and Wash
lugon.
At the land Office II, JUNCTION CITY. the sGth day
Of next Of Thirythree Townships, heretofore n.
offered In the counties Of Clay and Dickinson.
~ the land Office JUNCTION CITY on the 10th day
September next Thiriyfour Townships and fractional
Townships, heretofore uno:err in the counties OF Wise
and butler
Al the land Office at roET SCOTT the l3h day oT
August next Of Twenty-Five Townships and parS Of Town
ships heretofore unolered. in the counties OF AEdcr-oi
Coffee, Madison and Butler.
The lands will he offered with The usial exceptions q"
school sections &c, &c
The sales will be KEEP; open until HE anjs all offered
which Is TO be accomplished within two weeks, and no long
er and private entry Of any Of The lands will he admit
ted until after the expiration at the Two weeks. .
Presumption claimants arc required 10 establish tirir
claims The satisfaction or the proper Register and lsr
cever and make payment for the same on "r before The
dag appoint the nl the public sales,
otherwise their claims will he forfeited.
JOS. = WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
GrSrK.L LASp OFFICE, June II, lsIi' July ls-cwdw,
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No. ti'ih.
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.Syn";xix "C tir P,rxidcnfS Pr"rin0"fi"", No.
aUu dutM .ipriI 90, 1860
IT ORDERS public sales III the TERRITORY "i Nebraska, a
L follows
At the land Office at BROWNSVILLE c oE 'iay ol
Angus; hex. OF iwrntysiX townships, heretofore Gnouer
ed, in the counties Of Jones and Saline.
Al the land office =, BROWNSVILLE, on The :li "aY ol
August Of twenty four iown:his heretofore nnorr
ed, in The counties Of Fillmore and JeGers"n.
At the land Office NEBRASKA CITY th" iil day "l
August next OF twenty eight townships and fractional town
Sps heretofore unuiicrrh in the counties uf Gay, Lam
caster, Saline, Greene ami Butler.
Al the land Office at NEBRASKA CITY the 18th day
August next Of twcn.y-sercn townships anu frnc'
townships heretofore unohertd ia The c0Gnrs oi Sahhe
Greene and Butler.
Al u,e land office OMAHA CITY, the 18Th day III
Angus, next Of ,hIrtyree townships and fractional town.
Ips heretofore uuoercd in the c"untir- of Pa;t lizard
and Cunning. .,,
Al the land oiie. at DAC07Al CITY, irr Till day Oi
August next OF forty townships and fractional townships,
heretofore uorred in the counties Of Cedar DNon Fierce
and Qui Court. ,. -, ,
August next Of ,hir!yseven townships heretofore ""i"r'
ed Ia the counties OF Pierce and tlui Court.
The land. will be offered with the usual exceptions o.
school sections, &c, &c. 49,
The sales will be kept open until the anat are a"
which il be accomplished within two weeks and no long
rr and private entry Of any the lands VIII DC adh'"
until after The expiration Of the Two weeks 80, ,
Prr-rmpiinn claimants required IN eslHbilsii thrF
claims TO the satisfaction Of the proper Register anu M
re:rvr and make for the m or Dtihrt Tue
day appointed for the commencement of the ubIr sar'
"''H' JOS s WILSON.
Commissioner uf the General Land Olhcr.
GrStu,L LAND OFFICE. June H. lS6O. July lS-cTGW &.
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sHOB' SPRINGS.
IN BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA y


fHNlIS well known watering place is offered for sale.
IL l. situated twenty miles from the MilbUrough Depot
the yina Central Railroad and except tai short us
tance has unbroEen Railroad connection With The u.
cipal cities of the United States
As remedial agent In large number 81 the most seri.
Gus naedes for the relief uf which persons from all por
lions Of the United States resort during the summer months
10 the mountains OF Virginia. the waters Of the llo Springs
have attained reputation superior 10 that OF any other
mineral wafer In TIE State.
The buildings for boardtrs sufficient 10 accommodate
more than 20U persons
There upon The premises TEN BATHS constant.
~ supplied with fresh rO different springs Of rariou,
temperatures. from IS 10 l06 deg. Fahrenheit.
As the supply Df Mineral Waller Is abundant, the
bathing Accommodations might be Increased TO any extent
that could he desired.
more healthy and delightful climate no
where br found valuable Farm OF than 100 acrrs
Il attached the Springs and will be sold with hera
For addre. :. Goode Hot Springs Ya or Thos.
r. Goode, Boydton, Mecklenburg county, Va.
S.G00DE < TH0S. 7. G0ODE
July 1j-cln Executors of Thomas (ioole, dec Il.
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EXECUTOI,,S SALE OF VALUABLE
4


WILL offer for sale Ht public auction on the premises,
L on TUESDAY, ELEVENTH OF SEPTEMBER, lsGu, II
fair II not the next fair day, I:ac II! Land belonging 10
the Of Dabnry Minor decrased of said county and
containing about This large and valuable
tale is situated MarunS Creek and the f!Htanis or
Creek Low grounds constitute large part OF The cleared
land and only need proper drainage 10 make Them highly
productive the balance OF ;hr cleared land either table
iund beautifully unduiinc hills, and Is OF good qualify
and for the part in good condition for profitable culii-
yation.
(which has been opened many years ago. aud the lands
heng admirably adapted to the use o! lime, Jas may he
seen on the adjoining farms renders this property essen.
TALLY and permanently valuable in the eyes 0i the enGh-
ebed avr!cul,urais, and this with It's kabc lrocvi
y produce grass would make IT, under good manage
uleni, unsurpassed in the county, a. "razng, or rMea-
dow" Farm A, the same time the land is wed suited to
the growth OF Corn Wheat Oats and Toba:cn ana has an
unlimited supply n ihele>t "lant land large portion
Of this fara i, in original forest Well tincrsd with pine,
oak aud ciestau This timber Is al marketable at reInu
nera,ye prices either Tor railroad sls, for fuel al Char
lottesye and the University of Virginia. or for the lumber
market at Richmond, and elsewhere.
The farm IS Q or 10 mles from Charlottesville and thu
Cnlversily and the Central Railroad passes through H. and
the Improved lIorseBoat Navigation the raln River
is only three four miles distant and the larerslty has
been supplied with fuel several years past BY farm on The
railroad but remote from the University The
buildings comfortable and good and In good repair
The Dwelling House Is beautifully situated, and commands
an extensive view OF the Southwest Mountains from which
II Is distant three miles; and the nelgborhood al
fords good society lie found anywhere and ha.
convenient churches Of all Denominations.
The Farm susceptible OF DIVISION and i! desirable al
be divided to suit purchasers.
Permission will be given 10 SOW crop vi wheat IN The
fall If desired, and possession given the lst dl ut InnaIr,
l.Gl.
TEEXs-Oue third In cash the Is: OF Jauaiy loG the
balance In equal nstareuis in and Two years there.
after with Interest thereon from lt Of January lsGl.
Bonds with approved security required for deferred pay
ents and deed OF trust on the property as additional
security. NM. W. MINOR, Executor OF
Dlbney Minor. deceased,
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Breckinridyc National Committee

WAsnISGToS, July 23.-Thc Breckenridge
National Committee here do not credit the re.
port that NJ Breckenridge has written i letter
in favor OF a Union electoral ticket in New
York. They say that in Il matter Of 50 mrch
Importance they would be appr'sed o. what
had been done, &c. This committee mas e*
pressed no opinion against Lhi"n -.ec''ia!
tickets, as Was al one ;lIne repVTs-,' - 90 L
its opinion, should it be lskcd' iet &te-'::
case, when it msy arise.
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nN MONDAY, July l6th Court day at GoocIland
~ Court House, shall offer for Sao 10 the highest bidder
n Farm lying Gneto Creek, containing bic acres %
miles above Rchmond and miles from Dover Mills On the
James River and kanawha Canal Onehaf is in cGirn
ton in improving condition, and produces well wheat
oats and tobacco the balance in wood and timber
The improvements dive house. with six rooms and
basement barn. stables tobaccohouses and Nil buildings
suitable for farming operations.
shall also offer for sale the highest bidder. GEiSr
MILL, In successful operation, with a acres Of land at
tachrd thereto
Persons disposed 10 purchase invited 10 view the
premises. JOSEPH NJ. WATKINS,
Johnson Springs.
- THE SALE VI the above Lands and Mill WIS from
necessity postponed, the 10th is but will certainly
take place the Goth day Of August !rIi Cnur day. al
II O'clock at GoochlGnd Court House.
JOSEPH NJ. WATKINS,
S,stp