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w Il + + EAS, JOHN "OOJ-
w h.ize Jr.. and Eut4as:A B. bis wfe, ttd on the
9Th aY Of ueceber d. D. 1889 ake execute and de.
Mar 10 nc certain dt be1nx d2as tho day and
vr.r a,orsL OF tho following 1rsohe premises NtuMed
n the c!,T of Chicago. Ceok county Illinois vx:Ths
eas half 10 ot three t In block twenty three (zD
in K,pse addition Chicago With all and snGu-
il. the tenenents he!edtmeis md he
sayd premises belonging urtn any wh!eh
aid tutt deed IA TIE Recorders Oee o. aald
Cook county, Ia bnok hundred AID 1y nina f19) q
deeds pIge Lx hundred aad seventy s7D md which
sld nss made. executed and delivered to Me -
afuseta1 tbs tHYDen According to thetf tenos
md effect, Of TWO certain bonds hoof oats 9TH said
tt,st deed and Numbered from Su to No. intlukvA,
made and delivered By tie said John Woodbridge
Jf and EEaAtus Williams Jointly each In the penal
Of two thousand dollars an eac conditioned fos Tho
aymtnt Of The OF houAs1d dollars In one year
cent, payable al Annually, the 9Th day Of J1na I'D
the eth day Of December. d. D. l32 to o1a 1heodorr
Hart, his executors, administrators AslEna NJ tue fAx
Bank tbs cty Of New YORK; and default having been
nada IN the payment Of the OF money mentioned N
tho conditions o! said hon both Of principal md interest
&ug to the tenEoF AID etec sad bonds Mn9 no~
overdue. Now. therefore. public ocsice he3~ey svsn
deed shall .e ths abov de:enbed property % ~ !xht
and equity Of redemption Of the said John WoodoEd*e
Jr wife their heirs and assigns IN m 70 tne
the hEhet bidder cash. II the north door o me
House in said city Of Chieao the dfst dAy q
D. lSk0 1t ten o'clock In tho forenoon OF sAa a
make execute md deliver to the pnrc11tef -
thereof good and sufficient rita pate's 'ot tno
appY tc proceeds Of sid sale 70 the payment o. v ~
Xxi mi mterrst then due tie eoni. ana 1<
other purposes ueasi med tn s1J t T1uate
+ 81 Ah&rS. .&.Hst
, 1860-03-01
CTATEAIENT OF THE CONDI-
~ TON UF THE
Citizens Fire Insurance Comply,


sns a%aeSi
sf 1 '' Tue s'a'e o' approved feosaS
x.,,r .~n1o.,.rto<
The name q the Company Is the Citizens Fire Insurance
theclty Of New York, in tie State Of New York
s;csnd31he AMOUNT Of i 5p!ti stock Is One Hundred
.pa Fly n T: as|;, s,ocx nj, Gina
Mund1ed and f1,y Thousand DoiaIs. ~
F9u1sh r., IN hand and in shs hani, Of aeent. or
or o,hef persous @ IN m hsut1 Is
:. "a E.s!s T. ils5 81
d 'N saa sho r,,e :: 1t int%ssest % Is:eon on to-vit
~ zt es;s .s:':s s.ss" s :saa g
Rs: =; seapsas :sss:t !; m CO
g. 1*ets et6s.SSi;s sSss.:1 s: iii, ;xS; sSsS
ssss:'sss $ e9sos g
Total A,,e,s Of the COMPANY, 9Sds Is
LIABILITIES.
sts. y es 9e d.: banks
slzt,-1osses s! aSjassed tSsia md y 1sscnSae:
Sevsa1h7Lo:s.s III. sS!ustsd a1a 4a not due-none.
wa,1s further Pr Of %
1eonNi Yeta Ssaf Ltatt'sst. s sSs o.
MlscELLAS;Eous;,
EleyeEtA-The greatest amount Insured In an one
,;io:, ~ %
rules of the com any TO he insured In nny
one city town o. Vnase... Eue
ThEteelth The greatest amount allowed ~ be In.
suzed In anS one block rule.
STATE o. NV 1o0K. .sc
County Of Eew io1k, '3
James n Mclean RESIDENT and =: 4. Msaon. sscsS-
tafy Ut Citizens Fire loauIEce Company, Ito me persona
y knwu) being SVEN dero:e aad say thas tae FOREGOING
Is atEue full aud correct statement Of The Affairs Ut sd
th.t the sid Insurance Company IS the bon.
Ede c~Etr ~ !easI Oct hunoiGu tnousana du1!s "
saue In mortgages On unlncunsezt1 real estate woE.h
at eat doubts the amount tof Ndcn tAe sae Is mort
, 1860-03-01
fnsnrallre.
NJ E W Y O Rk I-IF E.
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Accumulated Fund--$1, 767, 1921.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLlsY FREEMAN, Secretary.
e. K. WILLARD,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE NORTHWEST,
omce No. Clask street, Chicago. III.
fifteenth Annual Report Of H. Se~ YORK Life Insurance.
Aasss sssSs d1s; IL: yf
Amenat enaiaa ia'e2t. - and as
se. n Fsni ;ses sapa., a hi
Sett amount Of Endowuen. rse,a:ura. it.ai
a5isa.ss;:7s
Cd 't ssss r pd:s
Asss1 sss' sa ,ss sa :sss a sssss
Amount paid for onee sa-aries, fsvs to rhy.i-
AMOUNT aa' p,Ia s fo4 ssoati1 G p;in;iae: Do:;ss,
express charges and o1aee expenses ...:... 6scaos
AsSss essa:s s'a @ete Sc sassss ~
$l,767, 1924
fs7t.ssa Gs's L i .s:a;;i:; ss:d lie
the s.ate Of New York and Q. The Staies eas:o79
bonds aad Mortgages craving per cent in
Qu,Tteriy md seni.a1nu.l premiums dus sub
seuutnt to janungY 1t, i5Sa -. ....,,,. anzalts
Interest aetued up 70 January it, E60 26&5s7
lsents -" -. !" - 1,slaA
Notes received fer 10 per cent Of premiums
life policies barring interest: 6:4a.s5
Premiums on pcHcea in haptS Of Agents A6f53
81. 81, 1884
The Trustees havs declared Scrip Dsvittnd Of Thirty
pef cent p poee. for he whole q Tie aow Ia
fosct and which suet Twelve mouths p.ioF to auu
~ st l and sx cent Interest a c4sh upon all pre-
v0us dividends payahia Afer the hsEt MonsSy Of
March to those holdn< certificates. and to BE- allowed
u Of next premium on policies upa which notes
have been received.
Islgnedl NORRIS FRANKLIN. Prealdeut.
, 1860-03-01
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse,
ETur-e

cH1cA1o.
The rubse1hsr prepared furnish Type large @.
ara cuaac: psade from superior quality Of .netal for
eithcF 1osed Eaper ne i aso supplied ~tth
BOOK is reaar for delivery, aad will oe to parties
Wishing to order On application.
rb1ktE15 ID. L. DODGE TrtAEufef.
, 1860-03-01

4 CAKD.-CHy Colleetor's Ut.
L l. nce February 9Th. lSth.
qurn Tux u. TX - ,vc ito commence se
coset w. 4it,tu, ty decay hatcvtr and that II" adouFn
n,t tr4 viii tats pl:s f11 a: mes na'p.se o.
Taxes Ind A~.t:xnirlt, l.. utc therefore r.
qu-.tt se1sl+ with III: 1c }: Immediately ana not 70
uft ur, the 1f +4ftrr JGuT1!Ay, LIE
ioil If March, heus the day Of he commencement Of nc
kle u tenetk ate t"c Collector MI ii he nade IN 1e
4s-a' ~" " ~ 0 A F. C. MUELLER,
fss.S Sini3Ae
, 1860-03-01

His life was pure Us that Of Milton, or that Of
Pascal. though, unlike the poets Of Paradise
and the Psnseef, lie lived in q court where gul-
lantry was in vogue md beauty was bought and
sold. How then, with all these friends, with all
these cla ms on lore and help. did he not win his
way to place? lie sought it; never man with
more haste or zeal, for his brain beat With victo~
rious consciousness of power, he hungered to
rule mankind, mud his blood had that fiery
strength which @ Eows into white s heat at at an MIN in
why, while men, with far lower claims than his,
got POSTS and honors- solicitorships, judge
Ships, secretaryships, embassies-d,d ibis man
come to pass the ripe aye Of forty.six without
ginning power or place: Can it hare been be-
cause lie was sersife mud corrupt: If SO, logic
Is n lie morHl theories slam.
, 1860-03-01
CJDEWALK NOTICE.

NJDKWAIE NOTICE..
CITY Clerks U1lre. Chieasn, H.. Frb. - 1850. -.
jsdtr no, r. il cfr+y given THAT Jnnnn Council
hnye on!ered Sidewalk he constructed, fol nwa: ~
1bs Wet sic Of knrxup street rnm a!ior st. to Twelfth
1tra-t in The NeA piy3sius nix test wide Of luca1
nauk lid on bsa1uga OF not ie.a tan By ZACH oat
aalng tue tasth or sAe ea1sh n!eo 10 oea"eh
fhru, ~ ~ to {o11n even grade
M sa,s sal pc y IT, ae m a Se
foT. t i;E tiay ot March, lo It sill t'e bull. hy Tue
Sset Cont#siope1 Ind Lie cost ss:+ssed SE ths
eM.*s,os 1.sSnotasi.t III City Clerk.
, 1860-03-01
31Gucatk1Aei.

HYDE PA1;Il SEMINARY
l. i The spr!uC Term Of this lr:titu ion IN
fAr M y, a!rt sxt. II tl.at the iact3iies mere
srI fcr The i'm Of young Ladies IN az te branch
st Ehksa an Cias's tdu"n ,s,.s ~ s s.a
s:Ilru NJ. Of arry 10 AIRS. ~. WAITE and MiSs a.
Z. WAITE, 4. IT, Iar l'-h Pest Vaiee hLx !Ws Gh'-
c4go {ilnoi.. H~-Loos tn
, 1860-03-01
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
~ DIT10S OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
On the 1st day Of January, 1860.

CASH CAPITAL............... $4oo 60 20
ls3,a3 ~
rnE rsvRs1xka7s AID AssE7s OF 1Hx cokrAxf 4ax -
ToI1oVB:
Cl>h on hand, and In Dank.......,&s7s:9 ~
C1sa IN the hands OF and
due from Agents -........... 81 LII 3s-a1n,311 30
Real Est11e owned BY the Company
uIsneuu,oefed. 6QQ %
AMI loant.f OF Mortgage OF Real
Amt loaned On pledge OF Bank stock. {es0l
Amt tloaned otherwise secured. lbO0
, 1860-03-01

TT=N@ DKIED CUKN MEAL,
IL F.lsae4 bals ef III eeoo'afea osaoa IA
'tose Anu 'ot sAe BEDFORD XEREn1IA c0,
a1sb&47sn 40 =" 'o1>4 '<'-
, 1860-03-01
Af ASrEK'5 SALE.-State OF llll-
MI nna f.oot 1.oz,nt1 CnrH Of Cook Co.. u

NJ nolA Cook County y|ffcu}t EonIt 0! Eoo1 Eo.: M
Chahce1y. John B. King John P. Conkl!nx, dadon
TremAn.
Public notice Il hereby gwen that In pursuance Of d.
Stetal onief entered In The abnve ent!t!st z4e.
l'atne F1ee., Master In Cha1eey Of Cook C*anfy ana
Stae Of lnoia VII the twelfth day Of March, a. D.
$780, 1t ten O'clock In the forenoon Of SAID day. sell n
tie north door Of the Eou1 H0use the city Of CheaEp,
n he County q Cook a!ot.st = public suction of tsn
county of Cook aud delegated lots tfsy ax k} and
ahYseysn Ia Cottsxs Grove subdivision o. part
and In tho uurthx4t Of saction thirty four l IN
t.~nsnp thy niue ts3l north Of Eanxe louneen &. ea1s
L. C. PAINE EREER
1a8teF In chanceEy Of Cook County.
, 1860-03-01

&C. Sa.terec, President, and Henry Weston Secretary
of the Washington Insurance Company, Ito NE personally
known, being .eye1aly ewo.p cepoc md that the
foregoing IT. true full and statement OF the AairB
Of said Company lie said Insurance Company tbs
ona s ow1er at least tine nunase Ehou;and posrs
value otin cumtered Real Estate wonh
st }e.t double the aount fer WHICH tie ka1le 1taKed
the shove described Investments Dor any part thereof
made for the benefit Of individual author
Y In the mana Of Company. either A. Pret
DENT Sec etasy Treasurer Director oheswe that the
mortgages above described lare no. te ahssned nor In
tny nse the above described officers Of s1d company and
tary further say Hundred and Doars add
ne1bed and paid and that the Cs Capital Of said Company
Is nov $i9oQU
, 1860-03-01

&TATE Of lLLlNUlo, County OF
y Cook. s.S.-Supenur Court Of Chicago. February
Tenn ~ D. 1850. Dsgo R. Holt Vs. Robert Gulesp!e
Fubc notice Is hereby x.ver to tho sad Robert GILES
pie tnst writ Of Attachm+nt issued out Of the once
18th day Of 1auuzxy 4. D. 1885, the suit Of ~.
bsyto R. Holt and Aanst the estate Of the x.d Robert
t,espe torths aam q fourteen hundted and fezyd.e
county which sald writ has been returned e. eu1el
Now, therefore. unless you. ths raid Robert CEe'ps
+al PERSONALLY be and appear before the sad SUPER
Court OF Chteaxo, before she hfss day nf tho
ttersn be holden 1t tho Court House Ia The City
oiEh!caxo, the arst Monday Of February ista gse
sert7l bail and pzd 10 the sad plaintiff hcuon JntF
.Ernt will ba susssed anss You an favor Of lhe nsd
plaintiff! aud much Of The property sitached = may bs
sufficient to sassfy the sad jndxmtnt md eo:a VII ,"
I'd to ssiisty The aa1ne. WALTER klAbALL. Cle1k.
FAnwEu. .sAHn I TnoxAs: Er1.s ANY n3losl9-sx
LTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
l. Cook .-Supe.tnr Court Of Chicago. Ma.rh Term.
1.6, panelc e. Moore W. " tam .Cote And James y.
Atalayt Of The noa.readcnce Of William F. Cottte,
defendant aboya uamrd havi been de IN the otee Of tho
trk Of &ad suce1or Court VI CAe4n Sos!ce u hereby
gwen the said William Eottie I'm, the cotnplaia-
at lied his bill Of complaint IN said Ceust. On tho
CuceEy side thereof d1Y OF FeosuaT !d
amt That aunmo14 thsrxupoo 1Aal*d out Of said Eonft
2.n>t said defendant resasnab On The arst Monday OF
u .uth. latst. as l. bv law Required.
al'v be appear beforr said Suoeuf Couft Of CHI
tsko OF Cook County. the trst day OF ts next term
Lereof, be holden At Chicago. In s41 County, On fha
n.t Aouday Of Maslh, tsd. IND plead. answe1. o. Dc.
nrto the said eomPlaiuanss o Of complaint The .as and
tbr matters and thugs therein charged and taet viii Be
.''1@'h ~ 0'o p'~' - ". KtMBdLI- c1esk.
, 1860-03-01
ELEVATOR AMI

~ II II I n LILLY O1R 11IO
" WAxIHoCs1-aavins rented the Grain Elevator
and Warehouse formerly occupied by Gtbhs 0flfnn Co.,
COW prepared 70 DO general Storage and EevaunG buei
ne md solicit tAs patronage Of fsnd. md he pub
III 0tnera1ly, t3S'ha63Sm. H1RAA WHEELER,
, 1860-03-01


l. M7lnta Olson did, tbs .hlEteenh day Of So~sm-
her, A. r. !bae make, eke-ute and deverto ue. the
tykued. deed II Ut pEeuhe heEeinaf
ds crhed the payment pron lssory
ue mentioned Ia said truAt dte Of even tate herewith,
the Of hundred AID eighty niue collars pays
u yes sfer the late therrni With :csss.: hs 1.ss
With condition In saia trust deed eona net that In
dsauf should he made IN The y7 sat Of sal p.omiao;y
accounting its md sEret raid pre!<<s ahoud
b sodto aats 4s! days autiee ot such
Gc In newspaper publ l<l lhe c1sv OF ChGaGo
ceok County u book haa,s Wy tls9 Of ds.s
default hasex o<en mste In DC men Of .a psolasoy
se aenrdlnE to ~ tenor aud effect publc nct!e herey
lhas Teurd1y The asst day ot a. D. lsJ.
eleven o'clock In the f1,tEoon Of ,at day n the Su1th
dear OF the Cuust Aou>e In ue city u Ctxo odeE tos
f,nw!ak described prel,es being tho described In
x.i t1usa xs and sssua'st n ,Ls ey o. Cheaxo Cook
c'unty. Illinois to-wt; ~1he SoHth twenty feet. Of
nrossa x!sth % the sad of ot oa5ssea ~ e NICK
improvement buildings theEena. Will ali Tire rxhs
AMI tquts Of redemption of said Aaipia 0l*nn her hts
ard Assigns. ANDREW LAKeuS. Trustee >
Chicago, February l7sh. 1850. 'rlebssstd
, 1860-03-01

r I R E, n A r I N E :,
, 1860-03-01

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE. The .un-
n Jersisn~d As-knces of 1sutus lufllpEsme: vtu
tfer for public y" li"n. Il the olee e Juhn Al
TO them by said sts'inxs Notes mo
Accounts IN thursday. Marth Ia, A. j.. ,&n sae -
c,nfinue uut the entire sd. a1 70 oe Without
rr..ve u thc highest ard hest btddes for cash. FOR PAT
sars u uatuIe and amounts Of sAi AAset aRpy
M the said John Armstrong ii his sid ones II any tme
rrey.ouA 70 the sale, - .an-1
, 1860-03-01

1rktISTEE'o SALE.-W herea

FkUSIEEo 5 oI1I4E--V Il eA =
l. M1lcom Mcneil. and ehn v. Fraser have mAde tr
the payment Of three promta tes executed ny
tt.n the twenty Gig - day "f Msy A. y 49,.
p,,abe u tie untF OF Jacques Pou n A~tlty fourth
tty u January a. D. l5o with !ntIest Il SIX cent;
OF said being 70. tre hundred dollars sseh md
tbs other for ava hunaEed md eighty shrte dollars and
thifsYthrea SAID notes seeed b. deed OF trust exc
cuted by aid McNe,n and Fras<r Ut tas' with .A$d
noe running to the Is Trustees Aud conTe5oE
10 Us lot nubes twenty ~! in boe1 number ona hnedrs
and ons {ol the Seonl Section addition 10 tho Clly Of
tult IN the tity Of th'caxo County Of Coz. and Of
no!s " which deed oned 10 the once ofthe ke
rorier nf aid took Couniy In 0 * III OF teedA %
Now therefore, in pur.usEcr With tho powers aad pro
VI ons Of said e1 of r1u>t and On ~ appe:
t1attr hs fourth q; os Aay 4: =, lss u tsa
e..h 10 az nshes pdtr tho described premises to
rnaks H. moosy upon asd pfomss1ty Sot !. ZIP IN
ttEtat aod Il sis " sA!c SACSGEEIS Iuu1H.
Chicago, February = lb0. SAMUEL oAMAto-
Room no. II Metropolitan Meek 4faSets.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


N. &. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
"A Carolina Mutual Fire Insurance Company, held on
the lth of January, the following persons elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year:
'-. DIRECTORS: ''
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
J. r. Williams, do. ..a ..
TIL. Seby, do.
CIV. D. Hutchngs, do.
Kemp p. Battle, do.
George Little, do. .. go
James NJ. TOwles. do.
James E. Hoyt Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newborn.
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ Jones' Edenton.
Geo. w. Charles Elizabeth City.
JOS. Ramsay, Plymouth.
j. w. Harref, Murfreesbpro.
ii. b. Williams Charlotte.
Geo. A. Smith, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
joseph White Arson County.
Josh. Boner, Salem,
A 7. Sunny, Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby, President.
II. d. Turner, Pies President.
John H. Bryan, attorney.
llaniden 5. Smith, Secreta'ydHd Tred'ure:
T. H. Selby, GJfcio.
John r. Williams, Executive C5nmittoe.
c. w. ID. Hutchings,
This Company has been in successful operation il
years. and continues To take risks upon all classes of
perty in the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tilleres,) upon favorable terms Its Policies
property amounting to $4,000 large portion of which
is in country risks and its present capital is Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds properly secured.
All communications in reference insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, post paid
HAMDEN S. SMITH, SeO'y
Ra h, jan. l6 1860.
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TO THE MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH,
Who RnY for CaShI


VXTE BEG TO INFORM. THE MERCHANTS OF
w the South that for rhe1uture will conduct
business expressly with view To the wants of Southern
Trude The handsome patronage which this trade has be-
slowed upon since commenced business has induced
to adopt this Nh the prosperity of the
South Increasing the number of merchants and causing
competition that cumpes closer buying than has hitherto
prevailed The best Merchants buy largely for cash.
and the numbers Of such buyers rapidly increasing.
We do not at know of cash Dry Goods House
in New York that addresses itself particularly to the South
Trade, and embrace the opening thus afforded 10
that will conduct business and purchases
expressly with a view To Southern wants.
We earnestl, commend the consideration Of all who
buy for cash. the following statement of the nature of
business, which think will convince them that at
least stock is worthy Of examination We buy for
Cash exclusively largely at auction also at Sherfs sae
and wherever money commands low prices and sell
for Cash exclusively for neither pay charge for the
risk Of Credit and besides making losses, conduct
our business with small expense. We Courtlandt
street. where rents cheap aud keep costly sales
men, send abroad any costly travellers collect
ing agents which is trhing expense to credit
houses. Our stock will be found somewhat irregular, be-
only buy such goods as obtain for Tess
than market rates. but make il aim TO deal in fresh
and desirable goods only, and il have any that
otherwise. they shall BIZ fairly represented.
There numbers of merchants throughout the country
who have never tried what cash do in New York We
respectfully all such TO the experiment and be-
lieve warranted in assuring them that except
leading domestic goods, REASONABLE RETAIL PRO-
FIT CAN BE SAVED.
For ourselves promise fair and honorable dealing to
all who patruniZc US. and with confidence refer all
who nav know u.s. a great number Of the best mer
whom be found in most of the important business
towns We are they will cordially bear testimony TO
our Responsibility and the chcapness OF our goods
]. p. Il III. l.. CRAWFORD,
Dry Goods and Fancy Goods,
"a CORTLANDT STREET,
New YoRk.
February IA, 1850. i3-lmo.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-21
VALUABLE
HAW RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING RESOLVED TO REMOVE TO TEXAS l
LII offer for sale of the most valuable lands,
lying the waters Of Haw and its tributaries that
can be found in Alamance county.
WILL SELL the tract of land on which now reside,
mile from Shallow Ford Bridge, six and half miles
from the Company Work Shops of the n. G. Central Rail-
road, &C. containing 400 less, lo of which
is in good state of cultivation and all the rest is IN ORR
gnal forest This land well adapted 70 the growth Of
all kinds Of grain in this country and above ALL
superbly adapted to the growth of finest TobsccO II
is well waered with pure aud failing springs and is
well supplied with good meadows and has large orchards
of both Apples and Peaches of good varieties OF both
kinds of fruit. 1t has first rate Dwelling House and
Kitchen good Still House and Tobacco Barn; and, in a
word all necessary buildings for the comf"rt and safely Of
aur farmer The fences are all good, good Mill within
threequarters of me and very good Mill Seat on the
land. This land lies ten miles northwest of Graham in
healthy and civil a neghborhood that be
found ANY person desiring to purchase gnod land like
this would do well to and view mine before buying
elsewhere. For further particulars address
G. w. PALMER,
Shallow Ford =. o.
November J. 1859. g4-if