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nUPONT'S GUNPOwDER, p
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JOHN j. BO6UE, GRoRGRfowN
- Sol6 Assaen fex IA NJ sfxief Al |

JOHN ]. BOGUE, GRoReRrowN, ID. c.,
Sold AEsacy fcy fhs District az CoIHSs6ss,
large supply, embracing every VARIETY, aiwaya
On hand, and delivered free 20 ali parts OF the Dis-
glct orders can also be left ct the once Of Adxmss
Exsrsss Compsnv. Washinrton. d. @. fsaIavly
n EW yOLUME BALZAC's NOvELs.-The
French of Honore de Balsao. Free by mail, si.
vs Siiss Manner, the Weaver Of Rsyeloe; By Geo.
ss ssss' Isl FRENCH ID JhPt2asTM; PaasT rssS:..
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W. GAS FIXTURES,
w HAVE In store, and are dal- y receiving, GAS
IXTURE ES of entirely New Patterns and DESIGNS
snd finish, superior In style to anything heretofore
o1e1 d IN this market. We invite citizens general
Y to sai and examine our stock of Gas and w ater
Fix Tres, feeling confident that We hxyo the hest
selected stock in Washington.
All work In the above line lntrusted to eur care
viii be promptly attended TO.
MYERS McsHAN,
mlI Eu $40 ID street.
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CASH NOTICE.
AN Consequence of our having to yay cash for
every article OF goods we purchase, we are forced
70 reGuoe our business to Cash exclusively for the
present We have in store 3 very large assortment
OF kEADY-MADE CLOTHING for men and
than usually. WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
S22 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th st..
jS7 Iutei. Repuh.l
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nE ICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEAiER
" OF GAS METERS,
,..., WAsHINsToN, July 10, lsso,
ably to the provisions Of the ordinance OF tie Cor
sorahon aslIo.od May y. l3SC. the undersiEn is
on pro psyment Of the fee Of Fifty cents to insect
examine test prove, and ascertain tn accuracy OF
IeElstratlon OF any gas meter in use in this olty
Every meter, iffound INCORRECT, viii be condemned
and s another, soaled and married .s true Will be
SET In Us place; IL proved to be acoprate in its
sf9 sSssiP PJ1 1rt n sosition for use.
.syS HallC Open from 8 o. m, to s D. m
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
B N-n INSPECTOR and Seaicr of 6xs Meters
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GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM 7. DOVE d co,
xAhE NOW prepared to execute Any orders with
which they psy be favored IN ths
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
IL Store on sth street, d few doors north of Pa
avenue, who're may be found Q oomeiete sssortmsp;
Of CHANDELIERS and other q akS, STEA NJ apS
WATER FIXTURES ir ytiy
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L. LUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth ard r sts,
He IL prepared to introduce Water and Gas uDon
satisfaction.
He has on hand Q lot Of COOKING and oth.r
OVES, which he will sell less than cost, as he
wishes to get rid of them No ~
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THE MANY THOUSANDS cured thif insttutisn within
NE lt Hrtntssn and the important Surg
.sl sptrsuon, performed By Dr. Johnston, by d,
Perters o{ the papers and other persons notices
which have appeared again and bsfors public
Gdss hs standing gentleman Of character and r,pons
.tliJ IL ssA ssnt Esaranss the saietsd lSly
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The Peace Party in q Panic-The Lambs
Frightrned-A Sleeps "Run Affair "
"rhe Pipe Of Peace" Misunde, stesd-The
Convention wanted to ego QUIZ and-it
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q N a
Wasksasfos ON. Jsly is, ls6l.
PLANS AND sPrcrrlcATIors for hulls OF Sun
this once, and at ofhoet Of QuArtsrmsstsrs at
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. %. Louia and Alton.
Boats 70 be delivered 90 Cairo, Bios should be
sent 70 QnsTtsrmaster General Of the United states
Army, at wsshinston, by iss ASgast, st IooE.
: jy1s Brig. Gent and Qusrtsrmsstsr 6snI.
NTOoRE's .A6UE CURE AND ANTIDOTE,
Nl an lnfanible, ssfs and efsotnd remedy and
yreyennfys Of Ague N its various fefus hsvipg
public Price St.5o. Sold only &C MoORE,e Wssa
End Drug Store. ia Pa ss aa se-'r
One sPkENpIp sEvEN. OcThyr R0ss.-
f;;sNS!: a s! sSrtS sssss%ss ssss' ~ ssa nm
b sss 80 a,szFs44oITsnsssssa ssas, .
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

sU The Jefferson and Lake Railroad
continues to have as much business in
the freight line out and IN as can be
managed conveniently the number of
passengers on the road, however, is not
so large as those interested in its
advancementm might desire, still we have
reason for believing the Road is doing
a paying business by the transportation
of freight alone.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

rp On motion of Mr.. p. SToULIG,.
at the late session of our City Council,
it will be noticed that the Commissary
was directed to proceed forthwith
with the Smelling of the Avenue Road;
that portion in particular which had
been prepared for the bats and shells
previous to the unfavorable weather
setting in. 1t is much needed, and we
hope it will be put in passable condi-
ton as early as possible.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

aJ The following items are taken
from the Charleston papers of the 9th
instant: %
South Carolina Rdilroad.-The gene
raj superintendent reports that all the
damage to the track of this road occa-
stoned by the recent freshets' have been
repaired, and that the trains are passing
as usual without detention.
u The gallant Capt. Duncan n.
Ingraham reached the city yesterday
! morning by the northeastern train,
bringing Important dispatches to his
excellency Governor F. w. Piokens'
W We regret to anounce the death
of Nj. Gerge w. Black which occurr-
] Thursday night. Mr.. Black was born
1 in Ireland. and emigrated with his par
ents to Philadelphia while very young.
In1S:3S he came to Charleston, where
4 he has ever since resided.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

Eg The weather in this section; for
some days past, has been rather favora-
BILE, excepting only the fall of some
very heavy showers, which, in some
localities have retarded materially the
operations of the planter and also of
the gardener.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

" Notwithstanding the political
excitement which at present prevails
in this section of the country (snys
the Vicksburg Whig) our business
community are not permitting chem
selves to be wholly cstrangcd from
their legitimate vocations. At present
there are indications of a brisk spring
business.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

rp Our readers will remember that
the grand mask and fancy dress BALL
to be given for the benefit Of the Jeter-
son Rifles, is to take place on FRIDAY
night next. Procure tickets in time.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

INQUEsT.-Coronor Young, of this
Parish, was called on tho 10Th instant,
to hold an inquest uponthe body of a
man found dead near Mrs. Gillooly's
Coff'eehousc, in Hometown, by the
name of W. II. anderson, aged about
25 years, Il cooper by trade, and a
native of Kentucky. Deceased had,
for time, been suffering from the effects
of dclirjum tremens, and was supposed
to have committed suicide. The jury
rendered verdict accordingly.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

following letter from the Commits
sioners of the Second Draining Dis
trict.
Office Beard Of Commissioners Of he
O No.. -, second Drain55 pssries,
New Orleans, january %, 1861.
TO the Hon. The President and Members
Of The Police Jury Of the Parish
Of Jefferson, Left Bank.
In accordance with the requirements
of the 9th Section of An Act of
the Legislature No. -. APP
proved March IL, 1859, the Board
of Commissioners of the Second
Draining District have the honor
to report.
Works Executed during the Last Wear.
l. On the Both of May last, the Com
missioners contracted with p. Murray
for the excavation of a Canal in Melpo-
meme street, from the Draining Machine
on Claiborne Avenue to the Toledano
Canal, % feet in width, feet deep and
5270 feet in length, designed as a
conduit. in part for the waters dis
charged from SAID Draining Machine
! into the Lake. This Canal has not
been entirely finished, so far as the
depth is concerned, in a portion of it.
There has been paid to the Contractor
on account $500 77-l00.
2. The Toledano Canal, from inter-
section of Melpomene Canal to the
Bridge on Canal Avenue in Carrollton,
5,534 feet in length, has been cleaned,
\ together with it's banks, the Levee on
the upper side thereof raised, the Dams
which were in it removed, and the
Canal enlarged to the same dimensions
as the Melpomene Canal. This work
! was executed by James Jolls, under
1 contract, for $3,O64 66-100.
1 3. A Discharging Canal from the
Bridge on Canal Avenue in Carrollton,
othe Culvert under the Shellroad oppo-
site Madison street, 929 feet in length,
of same dimensions as the Melpomene
Canal, has also been excavated by Mi.
Jolls, under contract, for$l ,22S 25-lU'.
4. The balance of the T,ledano
Canal and its Banks, have been c'eane' :,
l the Dams removed, and. four Cnlverts
| across the embankm ents on its upper
side made, so as to permit the DIR image
temporarily of the Swamps in the
rear of the upper portion OF the
District, at cost of S5I6 l5-loo.
, 5. bitches have been made in Hurst
, vile and Bloomingdale, and one across
the Ridge in Nashville Avenue, en-
larged for the purpose of Draining
=. the low grounds lying between the
Y River and the Carrollton Railro I'd
Il This work was executed by MI
5 Leonard, under contract, and has COS
. E2S37 47-10O.
II 6. Several old Canals. in the Swamp
= in different localities, which had bee "t.'
n choked and unserviceable, have beer
Il, yy-ttr.'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

aB We are indebted to Mr.. Il. e.
Kerr, Librarian, New Orleans, for
copy of the :. Annual Report of the
Directors of the Public Schools of the
First District Of New Orleans, for the
year ending December 81, 1860, sub
mitted to the Common Council of that
city" The Report shows a favorable
condition of the Schools--is well gotten
up and furnishes some useful informa-
ton. on the subject. 1t is from the
press of Clark q Brisban, 10 CONNER
cial Alley, and far better executed
than on some previous occasions.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

w We are under obligations to the
Hon. JOHN SLIDELL for valuable docu-
ments forwarded to us previous to his
retiring from the Federal Senate.
--B' Also to the Hon. MILES TAYLOR
of the House of Representatives, for
numerous similar favors, forwarded to
our address previous to his leaving
that body.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

E17 Capt. John A. Holmes, son
tonced to the Maine State Prison for
life for murder on the high seas, has
been Internationally pordoned by the
President at Washington.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

~ j. 9. A. Heath, sentenced to be
hung in South Carolina, has been par
doned by Gov. Pickons, on condition
of leaving the State, never to return.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

Var TTareS IN South Caroiina.-A
Legislative committee, to whom was
referred the subject Of raising supplies
for the present fiscal year, report
deficiency of 81, 647,496, to raise which
sum they have submitted bill of
taxation which will produce, it is esti-
mated, $l,72i,OOO. Among the items
of taxation are as follows
Upon every one hundred dollars Of
the value of all lands an al rai0rcnI tax
of 50; on all slaves tax of Sl66 per
head 325 on each free negro, mulatto
or mestizo, between the ages Of fifteen
and fifty years, except such IS are in
capable of procuring a livelihood &c.
ad l,aioren1 on every ono hundred dol
lars on all lots, lands and buildings
within any city, town or village; 100
cents per one hundred dollars on facto=
rage and all professions and employ
ments, except clcrgymcn and me-
| chanics; the same on commissions
! &c forty-fivo cents per 500 on capi-
! tai stock of all incorporated gas COM
panies, and one and a-half per centumon
| all premiums taken by insurance COM
panics; twenty eight cents on every
! 800 of the sales of merchandise, &c,
made between the LIST of january, 1860
! and january LIST. 1861 (thc products
of the state and the mmanufacturedp pro-
ducts of any of the United States are
excepted from this provision y 500
per day for all circus exhibitions, and
! $50 per day for all theatrical or other
shows: 81 80 on every 500 interest
IL
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

C-S' DR.. john Wakemuu Francis, an
eminent physician of New York, and
distinguished for his contributions to
medical literature, died on the Sth.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

- A Mill, situated on Fall River,
II. l., and run by C. O. Shove e Co.,
for the manufacture Of yarns, was
destroyed by fire on Monday night
week. Probable loss, $4,000 insured
for Sis, 600.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
SATURDAY, Feby 16, 1861.

u Our CITY COUNCIL will hold
their next regular session on Nednes-
day, Goth instant.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16
Several relief bills of an individual

nature, pasSeu.
Mr.. Waggaman, of Jeferson' in
Produced an act encouraging the casting
of cannon in the state by otteringa pre-
MUM of ten dollars for each callbre
pound. Referred to She committee on
militia.
An act prohibiting certain officers to
act as attorneys ofthe courts, passed
An act creating q homestead exemp-
ton law was referred back to the
judiciary committee.
/. The House then adjourned over TIL
tomorrow morning
Proceedings Of the Federal Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The Senate
to-day was occupied in the reception OF
numerous petitions.
Consideration on the presidents
message was postponed till Tuesday
The tariff bill was then taken up
Mr.. Hunter of Virginia, opposed it say
ing that the present revenue was adequ
ate to the proper administration OF the
government. -,
In the House the amendment that the
central route Of the Pacific railway go
from the mouth of Kansas riverby Fort
Riley was stricken out.
The report of the committee of thirty
three was taken up and discussed.
A select committee ofeight was APP
pointed to report thataeKidence does
not prove the present existence Of any
combination to attack the capital or the
District of Columbia. Mr.. Branch
thereupon submitted aresolution requir-
ing the withdrawal of troops
Probable Attack on Fort Packens.sss
WAsH1NGToN, Feb. 14.-Lieutenant
Gilman arrived here to-day from Fort
Pickens, bearing important dispatches
He SAYS. the steam slooprof-wa'
s. Brooklyn, the steamers Sc: Louis AM
vaaiflette, the frigate Sabine and ths
81 81 Macedonian, are lying in the
offIEirlg N Pensacola.
ilIrnan adds that he would
saot b IL prised If an attack upon For
ickel place my moment.
ela sss'sss 4 ] e 3
ed lar trails esR| Ffl1 nit
miles Of here sshfe party hasd done som
! deyilment within ten miles of here.
i Mr.. II. Patton, one of Il
q ssbuffalo hunters" from Fairfield, write
N home from the frontier that the wi
Comanches steal for the Mormons al
1T Reserve Indians, for the Kansas ar
N other border aboiitionists, and thi
ID in the spring he thinks the abolitionis
v, will make general outbreak on OF
ir frontier.
= The lagrange Issue says that man
planters had corn up before the Ia
snow and freeze. They are obliged
= replant.
- The Lavacoa Gulf Key mentions t
~ arrival of chihuahua train in tn
town, with $50, 600 in specie.
60 Var T'areS IN South Caroljna.-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

CHARLES e, ROYER, Treasurer.
A petition from several inhabitants
of Huntsville, asking the Jury to open
Eleanor street from Jersey to Leyyeo
street, was referred to the Police
Committee.
Another petition from the Inhah3i-
tants of the Lake shore, asking the
Jury to grant them the amount OF
their Licenses for the purposes OF
Repairing the Road, was referred to
committee of three.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

On motion, tho above bills were
ordered to be paid.
The President reported that the
Contractors had finished the work on
MAGAZINE street through the Foucher
Property, and that Mrs Chopin the
lessee or said property had approved
OF the work, chat the Syndic had re
ccivcd the same. And also, that he
lthe prcsjdcuJ had drdwn7ho Warrants
flor payment of the above work.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16
[OFFICIAL.l
POLICE JURY-paRISH OF JEFFERSON,
II Z TT Il A n X
n E.G.ULIR MEETING.
STTTING q EehruarV q, ! 70

- SITTING OF February - 2nl-
Presents: the Hon. VIM. MlithoT,
Messrs. L. g. Perret, l.. l.. Levy,
VIM. Fish, j. Miller and n. Hetz.
Absent. Mr.. r. L.; Preston.
The Minutes of the last Meeting
were read and approved.
The Police Committee reported the
arrests in December of sixteen slaves.
Also, of Joe Heines for selling Liquor
by the Glass without License; arrcs.-
ing r. & e. Saulet f. IN. c., for assault
ING white boy and disturbing the
peace. Arrest of G. Claude for picking
the pockets. Of gentleman. Arrest
Of Mrs. Chancon, for being drunk and
disturbing the peace.
For january 1861, the arrest OF eight
slaves, and one white man for being
found ia Negro Quarters without per
mission of the owner.
The Finance Committee reported
favorably on the following bills.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16
- The Montreal Gazette OF Friday

I no 4rf0il'1 oe'1 ~
says
Messrs. Barring Brothers and Messrs.
Glvn & Co., have instituted actions tor
94OO.OOO each against the Grand
Trunk Railway Company, in the Supe-
rior Court in that city.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

PoiStical.-The municipal electlon III
Lancaster. Pennsylvania, on the o'n'
res,1lted in the success OF the "lolo
democratic ticket by over seven NUM-
red majority. The majority tor George
SaDderson democrat, for mayor ias'
wear. over Thomas II. Burrows re-
nnhI;can. was 200. His majority now
over Wiley, republican, is 72o-a demo-
cratic gain of oil.
On the 4th, the entire democfa1ic
ticket was elected in Palmyra New
York, by from thirty to forty majority
On the same day, at Binghampton' the
democrats elected theiE5sandi dates tor
mayor by one hundred Msiority' -Four
democratic andgts spilean alder
men were elected
A very large eeting was
helasin. slIeriiek N and. on the
9Th 9Th J ,,s me 81 The Union,
the staf sprap gIsd ikl ssa Cover
nor Hicks. ~
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

Pennsy1yania Lsgislafare. The an
snexed dispatch we find in our western
lex changas of Monday last,
8 al bill guaranteeing $28O,O0O of the
United states bonds Of the 2o,QoO'ooo
loan passed both Houses unammo asiy
to-day. -
A letter from Major Anderson in
response to resolutions of the leglsia-
tnre congratulating his bravery. was
read in the House. 1t was well written,
though brief expression of his pro-
found gratitude.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

The President, also presented the
following letter from the Commits.
sioners of the Second Draining Dis
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-18
River News.

The River at this point is still at low
water marx. and no present appearances of
rise
Steamboats, are scattered along from Lit
tie Rock as high up as the mouth of Shoal
Creek. awaiting rise to come up.
The j. H. Doane. left Cincinnati on ihe
9TH. with $50 Tons freight for the Arkansas
River-Ths Conapago was advertised to
leave Cincinnati for this city on the l1th
inst
The Little Rock Gazette of the 18th says ::
The rirer-is receeling slowly with scant
two feet wafer to Pine Bluff The Chester
AshIey, after unexsmpiel efforts. for some
three iays, reached the city wharf on Thurs
day, where she will await rise The Me
dora came in on Tuesday evening and left
on Thursday for Napoleon. The Rose
Douglas. Is at Fouche Bar. too heavily la
den To get over. The s, H. Tucker is at
Triplet,'s Bar awaiting a rise.
FWe find the following account of the
sinking OF the Frontier City in the Pine
Bluff -Neus:
We learn that the steamer Frontier City
sunk at Smiths Cutoff. having on boari
all the furniture and other mova5les of the
4. H. .Sesier. which sunk below Pine Bluff
q few days ago. The Frontier City is to-
tally lost.
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-18

given to show that peaceable dissolution is
moral impossibility.
A strong reason for delay, reflection and
consultation Is. that the great conservative
masses OF the people are not yet walked up
t" knowledge Of the mighty danger which
threatens US. A majority of the State Leg
.slatures and ot Congress- were elected in the
midst of popular fnror. and their action
will not be fair exponent of the sober
second thought of the people. The politi-
ticisns now In power are not the men to
settle this question. Let us turn from the
selfish and helpless politicians, who are
struck dumb at the magnitude of the calsm-
ity which their own folly has precipitated.
and make one last appeal to the great con /.
servative heart OF the people. Give them
a little time to rectify the errors into which
they have been lurei by the acts of ambi-
tious and designing men, and all may yet
be well.
Lei US hope. then. that Missouri will
possess her soul in patience" occupying
the high vantage ground which Col aud
nature have bestowed. insisting upon all
her rights. yet demanding nothing wrong !;
melting out condign punishment to the IN
vaders of her soil, yet refusing to precipi-
tate the destruction OF our peace and pros
Perlty by hastily cutting herself adrift from
the sheet anchor of our liberties. Whilst l
would warmly recommend the adoption of
all proper measures and influences to secure
the just acknowledgement and protection of
our rights. and. in the final failure OF this,
a resort to the last painful remedy of sepa-
ration !; yet. regarding as do the Ameri-
can Confederacy as the source of a thousa nd
blessings. pecuniary. social aad moral, and
its destruction as fraught with incalculaale
loss. suffering AMI crime. would here, in
my last public oflicial act as Governor OF
Missouri, record my solemn protest against
hasty action. and my unalterable dsvo-
tion to the Union. SO long as it can be made
the protector Of equal rights.
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-18
FOR RENT.
A Good Farm For Sale.

TNHE undersigned wishes 70 sell his
is:::A Farm. in Vineyard Township,
iiiii Washington County. Arkansas. contain
Airg two hundred and sixty five acres in
the tract The imprnvems nts consists of q good
Dwelling House. Kitchen and other clubhouse, .
good barn. and well of good water in the yard.
about - acres in cultivation, an orchard Of well
selected fruit. DC
q II not sold before the first Of February, it
will be rented
Enquire for further informatiou Of JAMES E.
TIA living the place. or of myself near
Van Buren, 4v JOHN LATTA.