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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-04-23
SALT-a good article, and varv .h... ...
- sloIe o. WM F. IRWIN. CIesys"is' 'e7

VI E.! LII E!!--Frr,-,,,
- - La''9s Tho subscriber woujd inser, '., :.
farmers OF Clearheld county. that h. kee,S.'-' =
stantly on hand az the Jones KUn a, r ~ = ooh-
large stock of lime and will furnish on c-s. yat =
any quantity at the terminus of the Tvra-' .l aT
Philipsburg Railroad '-'e sh4
March la, 1852 WM II ROprR7so,.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-04-23
Rocking and ArmChairs

LSLOUR--A good axticIe for sale ut the storeo of
tjsrfti rN p IRWIN ci.ar6sld
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-04-23
Tho Siege at Yorktown.

NEAR YORKTOWN, April l8.-The rebels on
the 10th, with one thousand mon, commenced
to strengthen battery located about three
miles to the left Of Yorktown, when battery
was brought to bear, causing them to beat q
hasty retreat. The rebels opened with their
heavy guns, when q second battery Was brought
forward. A brisk fire was kept up for about
four aoars, daring ~tich ttrse ot tho eremy'a
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

company sncsmpsd In the nsghborhood, and slssns as
that time In front Of the mill reading . paper, so
badly injured that bis life considered N Danger.
Some OF the fesh torn away from his skull ed the
bone thought TO bs possibly fractured Mr.. n. Curtis,
the propetors had just stepped out Of the door
and leading his horse across the green when tbs
ploson took place Hs several OF the bodies Of the
men flying through the air overhead but was himself u
injured The engineer also was not hurt the engine being
located some distance from the nearest mill. -
On the premises were three byildngs, the engine
house. the grinding mill. some hundred and thirty
feet from It, and the coining MILL about the same dis
tanco further 1t in the coming mill that the first
explosion took place-eause unknown. The mill was
running at the time and had been for some time prev
ously day and night There seems to bo no idea enter
tanned that the the result OF design Tns
wind was pretty high and blowing directly from the
coming mill to the other that the flames ana neat
were carried Immediately to tho latter thus causing un'
doubtedly. the second explosion.
The word wreck cannot give just idea OF the rum
when we got to the scene for there was literally nothing
or next 10 nothing left The houses were very slight
buildings OF planks and had been scattered into million
OF fragments, most or them quite minute The location
OF the mills could only be by black splochss on the
ground, such as every one has when quantity OF
powder been touched Off any exposed surface The
machinery OF course Independently Of the engine. is
completely ruined but the loss in powder is compare
lively small, there were but eight Thousand pounds
altogether in the two mills
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN SAVANNAH.
STATEMENT OF THE CAPTURED coSrRABANp.
uMr.e srArrs STEAMSHIP sEx,.oIs,

UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP sKxxoLs)
WARSAW SOUND, Ca, March 26 1892. +
sn-rhs following statement 10 derived from Loudon
Middleton contrsbsnd picked up this aernson by the
Norwich, and sent on board this ship, viz
His mss.or was william p. Fulton, OF Savannah. He
left that city tho 22d instant, Saturday coming By
way Of White Bun and Green Island 20 Raccoon ksyss
from whence ho expected 10 reach "a mill" who
IL said had, on Warsaw Tsand, with 600 troops
All provisions scarce ~ Savannah and very dear
particularly bacon rum, liquors and euch like" Fresh
beef plenty but costs twenty-five TO thirty cents for
what used 70 cell at six, seven and eight cents per
pound Eggs were selling at fifty cents per dozen
Chickens dollar and nfty per pair Tss SC
coffee selling s one dollar and nifty cents 70 dollar
and ssventy-n cents per pound g'Thsrs are
very bad of for wine and liquors and almost have 10
give them up and these, with bacon they had expected
from the West, "somewhsrss whore the fsdsrals
hold possession"
returning and they sending hs"nsross and cottonD
inland and sending al the "cash money" % Macon and
threaten 10 burn the city II they should be unable to
hold IT, and are daily expectation Of an attack They
river By torpedoes because one OF the principal men
who was sinking them "got drowned" while down In
dvns bell and they now TAX u piiing the river
nall Is on board tho Savannah date Everglade). When
he IVES last Thurderbolt time since they had
eight guns mounted. There Il battery number Of guns
unknown) at Costairs Bluff and they said they were
mounting guns al the Old fort above Fort Jackson below
the gas house and near the lrst ferry wharf; bn,
he knows but little Of this part Of tho river having
been q ishsr man around about Whits Bluff and Grson
Island but more recently waiting on The soldiers.
All the approaches 10 The city not only by the main
channel but also Wy ths roads, being fortified, and
they told him "that thoy had one hundred thousand
Green and skdsvsy nIsLds nrs abandoned, sxcer,
by few cavalry The guns from Groen Island were
taken fortify Bsvley aud those from SkIdawsy 10
part Of Bswsy, but about quarters
~ a., ssparate-both tho Wymingbsrx river which
suss from bxeoo0a ksys uPs mAkss Green blssd he
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
XAZERS SIX

FIRST land TO the northeast going up and thence running
up to Bswley, Montgomery and White Bluff
Thoy expect us 70 cross Skidaway Island, aud have
guns and picksts At the two bridges to them away
and fight forces their arrival. The first bridge is
reckoned to be Ave miles from tho Cupola House,
last night burned by the rebels the Skdaway sban.
doned battery. Respectfully, &c,
JNO. P. GnLlS, Commander.
Flag Ofhcsr 8. F. DUPONT.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE OCCUPATION
OF SKIDAWAY ISLAND.
FLAG oFFICxR DUPoNT's REPORT.

FAcsHIP wAsAsH,l
Orr PoR1 ROYAL, March q. 1862. !
Sn-On being boarded this afternoon while entering
Port Royal harbor. by Commander ellis, Of
the Seminole, have the satisfaction to hear
that the formidable batteries on skidaway and
Green Islands had been abandoned BY the
rebels the guns having been withdrawn order to bo
placed Savannah Tho abandonment Of these bat
gives complete control Of warsaw and Ossbaw
Sounds and the mouths Of the Vernon and Wilmington
rivers which form important approaches TO that city.
enclose the report OF Commander Gill's and also
randa OF information given by contraband, which may
be of interest 10 the depar artnen Very respect
S. r. DUPONT, Flag Offcer,
Commanding South Atlantic Bloekading Squadron.
To Hon. GIDEON WILLIS Secretary OF the Navy.
COMMANDER GILLIs REPORT.
AnRIAn SEIDAwAY BArTraY, WILMINGTON RIVER, Ga, I
Z. ). STEAMER SEMINOLE, March 25, 1882. +
SrR-In obedisnos TO your order, dated % inst we
proceeded from Cumberland Sound TO Warsaw Sound
Ca to blockade directed. Having waited some do
for the weather to settle and the wind to lu we this
afternoon felt way with the lead up the narrow
channel Of the Wilmington river TO the battery
on Skidaway island. accompanied by the Norwich.
Lisutenant Commanding J. NJ Duncan, and wyandotte,
Lieutenant Commanding ". D. Whiting. sent our
launch with the howitzer and crew. under charge Of
Master MsNaw and Acting Master Steele alongside the
Norwich, and went on board OF her She, being the
shortest vesssand OF ligh,es draft was sent ahead
After nrins . shell or two at horscmsn
near the house on the left, and . picket guard at
the fort, ss approached, proceeded in
the gig, with Paymastsr Sands, 70 the shore,
followed BY the launch, and found the battery
strong Fashioned work for ten guns with bombproof
trenches, &c The enemy had abandoned 10, leaving
imitation guns covered with canvass in position The
other boats from the vessels coming on shore we
destroyed the works, boats lighters &C. Of the enemy
and having hoised tho Union Gag the forts and
house with the red eupos, We returned board our
r spcstve vessels.
lsarn tina. the rebel battery on Green Island lie
abandoned. Several houses In sight are burning this
morning, the red upoia house included
send TO Port Royal prisoner takea 10 the marshes
by the Release. His statement accompanies this I
JOHN P. crILrs Commander.
To Flag 0ficsf 8. p. DuroNr.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
Terrible Powder Mill Explosion.

Our cornmunity was shocked yesterday 20 hear that
the detonations that heard ebou, hsfpas twelve
O'Clock were caused by another powder mill explosion
visit the locality of tho disaster showed an awful
scene OF devastation Five human beings lying dead,
thor limbs aud portions of their bodies discovered and
scattered 10 every direction.
Their clothes we're blown and burnt completely on,
and 80 muatsd we're the corpscs that, in one instance
in particular IL difficult 70 distinguish II a. tnat OK
a human being This was the case Of man VINO nad
70 two hundred yards rebounded and struck against
fence soms distance OIL. ... -,
Tbsss men were workmsn attached TO the mill, and
namsd James Frsemsu, David Crsddock, Charles Bso
Jobn Hotdsn and David Farrisr, Another man, whose
ne We could not ascertain, member of military
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
SOUTHERN NEWS VIA PHILADELPHIA.


private letter. dated from on board the Seminole,
says that the Seminole, wyandot and Norwich, under
the command of Captain ellis, senior ofcsr proceeded
up Wilmington river and upon arriving within mile OF
the sdaway batteries dispersed tho rebel cavalry
toned there by she'll and then destroyed tho batteries
The rebel force fed, leaving everything behind them
even their dinners Captain Glis landed and hoisted
the American flag the ramparts. Another Gag was
hoistsd the rebel headquarters BY Acting Master
Steel.
The rebel batteries were entirely destroyed but the
dwellings spared. The dwellings were afterwards
burned by the rebels.
The batteries mounted ten guns, and were well built.
The squadron has returned 70 Warsaw Inlet.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03


Balance -. 1882 OIL 27
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 1928 ,657 16, and the balances
81, ,454 ,449 so.
The North River Insurance Company has de-
clared q semiannual dividend of six per cent, pay
able on the 10th inst.
We have received the advance proof sheets OF
the report of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Company, and subjoin the follow.
ing extracts:-
Earnings gross earnings from working the road,
for the year ending the 2sh Of February 1852 amounted
including the sum Of Si ssp 81 expended in the erection
Of new buildings. amounted 70 112o1o IL leaving net
:, S.Ds % per osn OF working
Funded Des-Ths apparent incrcaseo the bonded debt
made during the past two years = $e7 900 but reality
only S104 000 3e3 900 OF the amount consisted Of
and discrepancies previously made and existing
Fodting DesThe amount OF floating debt reported In
then due but only ascortaned sincs and the total
swsled TO 81 $40 s11 A. The amount OF floating debt
March iss2 Psr d. S. s::vh : Ssys s2SS, ss
reported, yet as available asssts but stated In the
succeeding condensed balance sheet" aud ultimately
"a, Mau,Iro Era 1oeaos Bonds-The holders Of the
Michigan Southern nrs and the Northern Indiana arst
Of hs rsh to convsr. them into the s mortgage sink
ing fund bonds, 20 the extent OF $24o0O0 all OF this
amount but S2a.ooo having been 30 converted during
Though the company has been unable to pay these
bonds al maturity such OF the holders as have not yet
converted their bonds have, with entire unanmity,
manifested their willingness to await the ability OF the
comnany and in no has any disposition been ap-
parent to annoy the company by any attempt to enforce
In yisw of the extent TO which conversions have
already been made and OF the appreciation In market
value Of the sinking fund bonds TO the neghbonood Of
mar a is confidently believed that the holders OF the
overdue bonds will ere long convert the balance 81
those bonds still outstanding into the sinking fund
bonds according TO the original provision for sonsoli
dating tho rst mortgage debt Of the company without
doubt now able 10 announce such conversion
as completed the sinking fund bonds would Immediately
rise 10 command premium In the market, and take the
place To which their merits entitle them among the
highest priced first class mortgage securities or our most
| profitable railroads
Tho holders Of the frst mortgage bonds secured ~
liens on fractional parts only OF the road bed and track
must appreciate the fact that they can In no other way
surely enhance the value OF their property @ by con-
| yerting them into tho nrst general mortgage sinking
| fund bonds. -.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

Total. $l8, ,o88 80
The following table will show the amount at the
several repositories of the United States, subject
to tho draft of the Treasurer of the United States.
on the oath of March,
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
CITY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, April 2-6P N.
A.uvs.-Tbs market was steady, with moderate saiss
n, As s2k for pots, and ct IS 80 for pearls.
BRsApsruyrs. s.-Fiour-The market was better tor 'ss
lower grades while the demand was modsso ana oneny
s. A.. trade The saios embraced about IL 900 bbs
,--,. =. ,na followinr auotations:--
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

Canadian -four was nrmer and in some better request
The sales embraced about 900 bbs at our quetations
Southern our wsa without material ehsSts IN prices -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-11

~ lNsux,S'. CooLNEss. A day or two
Nnes. jas, before the train on the Detroit
ani Mi'~sukie road reached Grand Rapids.
and while running down a grad, at high
ra's % .peet, the fireman. tat. jolly 500 Of
tie Emerald Isle, went O. the forward part
Of The engine 10 oil OF, and. in doing 50,
missed hi. bold and pitched ~ The locomo-
tvs The engineer at once whis,.ei dpwn
tie hr,k-.. reversed bis engine. and finally
hr,usht III. train o. halt The conductor
ra.h-d cat. brraihIe--, 20 learn the nature
st 49, s'orrae-. ami va. informed that the
h'sman "a. tlllsi. The train ~. slowly
bIcSei NJ 70 di-clvsr and secure the remains
Of the unlOriuna,s man; anil when nearly
tack - the .cecs Of Disaster. the indomin
he s-oia. va discovered running M, none
the wur-s for the f,ll lie Orr, solicitation,
on getting within ear .hoi. was IL, IL the
i.s can veg are afthsrt'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-11
A Canadian Remedy

For Co''irHsu. irr'guldriiy and D,iiiiy Of
ne Digcrrs O,g6Hi. IHdEoHg HsedsCAs.
Lasnivd,. Nurousao's. GsHsrai ProH'd-
ton Of n, MIND and BODY, Pdraiyai, 80.
A MOMENTS reflection oaght to convince
II .ea.ibl. man 81 The f,ll, and danger II ron.
,tsntlY do.,R. 9Th caiL.uie msdicinss The
practice D. psfnici oas an suicidal. AusNpsfsrcs
u fory years hs. taught me that the c"n.tsatl,
iherrs.,ag evil. ol in gss,,on afs i-arillly aggr
waited h., the too ir-- nee of CIih,u,e.. The
American p.opL- Or. issi l~coming aai,oa 81
dy'p~ptic. by their ar,h.,.l madss NJ iiis. Df.s-
nc Cs,hifi.os iscfvass the iffit.hily, .nd pfos-
irsi. IN. ,irrugih oftts digestive oFgans,
The pii. mo ofsf,i are ssp-rial, dssignsd
10 alsy tn. irfitsbilty. and ~ The sane tit,s 10
IN. goat. sud s,f-rg oil the iuneitons OF d.
Is't'on, ~hils ihsy sfe gently AA,ii's. 1h'y
are snsd,Bs. toaie All Laxative. They are 80
mild all ih'isapliug that one 10 not tsmiIi'db b,
sny d,sagr,osbs .arcs' that be- has taNsa msd''
cia,.
Bu.ins.. msr. stulsnts. Pfofss',or.l men, -.
males. snd an rsf.oa. lsadiag a eonha,d % -.
d,'Hafy lie, .hoah ify thea.
The updsf.iEReJ ph,sic,.a', cheerful, certify
to the high professional standing OF ~ toh, 4
sI.n.tsad, oae oi Oh. oLis.t -ni Ls.t yhysis,sn.,
snd u the s,rrilrat qualities ~ hi. "Anli Co'u's
aai Toalc PILE" ~hich ~e have u.sd iu Oui
practice anil hight, sTpfu'e
J. u. Gib.n. VI u. Duahsm, q D.
CT. COTTON. u. Co~anvil@.
CHARLES BROWN, ND,
=. =. FOSTER. VI u Rome
NORMAN CLEVELAND, ND. na,n'iOn.
n. JENIs, MD.
CIV. COwLE>. " u. Snn'sad.
JOHN MEiG>. ND.
JOSEPH BRE ,DON, VI ID, sufg-na ". y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, " u. tottisnoA.
LENUEI. RICHMOND. ~, Deb, l.ias.
~. q, GiiNE>, " ~, Compiun. q. y.
q. -. sONER>. VI ID, Magoy, 4. l..
J. RUTHERFORD, VI u, Ns~po,t, VI.
Prepared by Dr. " q. COLBY, san.iss /,
&. T.. sai Dr'hy Line. Nsrmoat.
sold h., d.. Rect, - rsfis; Rates 4 TO. IA.
re; 4. %. Moves. Norsay; -. Porter. q.
GsfI,. II. ". Nobi. sal J"hn u. Rod, N.i-r-
io,J. Nc. Yoasg. West Pans; q 4. knight.
Bnant's Pond. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-11
FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
asa Anoadvay. NoW.York.

N1O r-,.o. Who ees,smpiais, parrhasi.s Sew.
~ lag Msehise Coz fs~,ly or manufacturing y"f-
..~s, shosld fail 10 se,d ler Of cm cireslsts,
~hieh eoaiaias cots aud f,ll descriptions ~ tie
several siy i~s, prices asI samples 81 ~ork, sh of
which Ne sesd b, mail free. We claim TO have
the
Best Sewing Machines In tho World,
70, "iAv Fs.ay or Manufacturing psvs'".
And all ~. a.k 10 . kmt6sl Rssd,hs fio~,r,
IMPORTANT fACTs.
rlcr No. I. This bsias dsl, deceased. their
m.ehiae. ar. protected against iaifinEsmeuis OF
litigation.
TAcr no. .. These Msehine. make the lcek.
stitch ai,ks 90 bih s,des-sai pse q Iiiile iess
,h,a Ia Il 40 much thread and s,ik ss the ehzia os
L,ot,-siiich msrhises.
FAer No. 3. Thee Mse,ses srr better ..
dapled ihaa say oihe. maeh,nes 10 market TO the
fs-qssst change. and alasost esiless variety OF
sewing r-qui'ei in ism,ly. They ~ili SEQ fr.'a
o.~ To tw.sis ih,eksesses of marse,ii.s ~ithost
.,oppins. add make every stitch perfect. They
vii even $50 from the hae., game 20 the hes.
,iest cloth, and stoof. hard leather, ~ithoat
ehsng,ar The '--d. s.-dI. or tension. or mskias
snv adjustment of mschip- whatever. IL mol
.sch Q msshise l-..i adsp,ed TO pobl,c up' add
,ii~s adapted To Ltnil, use. Why not &c every
variety ofiisht .swias manufactured For ~c'k
ten heavy zoe osr iaa''ly machine. ~e recommend
our larger since.
raer No.l. Thee mschine. make the moe,
elastic .esm ~ any se~ing .msohiss IN u.e-s tact
ef,e'y great Importance IN .s~,ng elastic goods.
OF good. ~ an, kis.i 90 a has.
rAcr No. s. No machine 70 more durable OF
no'e .i,ppe IN construction. "r nsr- e..,l, saisr.
stood. The r-p.v i,oa of ihc.s e.sch,.-. -h.r.
ever used ~ill fSl, dcmoa'uats each Of the above
iscis,
F.er No. 9. These machine. took The high.
eel premium at the fr.aklin Institute, Phll.del.
phs.
FAer No. Z. These m.ehise. took the high
80, p,emiua, 81 the New J.T..y State fsiT.
Facr No. 4. TLe.s m.ch,ac. tons the h'gh.
medal the Am-t ia.,'is's, 80 th. e'i, ~
New fs'k. ,ogr,h.' Nth the h'gh'', p'-m'Sus
Sc &C., ~~inr mschi~ -o'k.
f.er 40. y. Tn~.. machines took both the
highest p'e'a,sm. at the MeoL.a,o. Far. u,'o.,
NY.
fler No. 10. Thee msshis~s e.s 10 the
sam. thisg r-ssrsll, shsne'rT ssh'bt 4 10 o"sps
p.tt,a-a Nth orh.' hr.l-cts.s ss-,ag.msrh'ss.'
r,or Ne. ~. ". -.u.s, -'-', msehie> 80
.sll 20 give atrrsN sst.i.oi'os tbs" sny "'h.'
..~,ag .,n.chis. ~ ,h. msik,i. &C moss, f,laad'
81.
rysend f,t circular. AGENTS WANT
I'D. Addr-.s,
rinLic n Lyon sewing Machine Co..
No. So BNo.D~Ar, N,w.iaSx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-11

Tters ar. n, such t'.agrce,Nle reople Ia
he 90! 4. ''1-a r > o. f.sv.r .ask,n.
.A.r I'm imirp. 'Irrt. ari i.-qn-iins
themselves sboGt D.. iaai' Gad that while.
on the other hand. there .. 81 unconsciou.
msri, which win. more bsart. AMI DIES more
600 than all the theoGeIieA'ly yiriuou. IN
the ND" weld those Who seem 20 be
more tlan 20 n; who ,r-ak Of no dse,ien-
ey u either themselves or Others. bat who
are necessarily modest. becsuss ,hsy only
TAKE What ,b-ir hand, end to do, and d, IL
With their night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-11

- It...N S..... smsn -
''.s r,m, Of Wait N.,r-.u. a.. - man oi
ara, laughter ari humor co me occa.
.,ar N ,ai,.r .coe-' a. he idea that /, ~
.si 80 much time to preach a ssrmon -
u.. isisr ~, tended. and ofrci bct that
.su.u.i IreacA halls, hour On any pas
n The old testament, without any pre-
lar..,n Mr. Morr-,u took tn h.!. and
gave h,n fora trIi. - and the A. opsnei
10. r1uIh ard .Fake." The Iarson v,n
-. 20. th. Sfic-r declining 10 rnpIoy hi.
o.. ,uce upon that text.
a.. another occasion. Morrison entre.,ei
~ yer 70 pArdJn poor soldier Cor sane
.r.r. no bad committed The oih~r
lcr 4 o. 30 ~. Il ~ woali IN rrturn gran;
riu q. hr., lsVur he would ask Mr Nor.
.i..r 70 rcd - 'hi.
{ iay ~ to- ,h- uG,sr demanded ,h,,
a. sT.nuus u: R,rt,.m .h'ol ~ perform.
y'nr: rarry The clergyman
u,,t. ,ui q lArt, ~ gentleman ..-
90 . I'd ,,'n - ,ae r'r,r' B,r,-m NJ.
VI rr, o. i,-r-d TIE yfscrr . hold ap he
3d.. &C customary IN the baptism Of chill.
iryu and sid
y ana minister OF th. church OF
>c.'l,ni. must proceed accOriins TO the
e-r-monies o. the church
q" CeruinlV," aid tse otseer. IeIP,c,
=" ;hs Ceremony
Vel. then. y inr. I h~gin with The
usual question. Yov aekno~l-dse yourself
o., atrsr OF -. parry"
\ roar ~ laughter burst from the crowd.
TIE ohser threw the candidate for hap
ten away. Thus the witty minister ,1rb.
81 the laugh .Eaih., the osccr who intent.
81 - deriis the .acrcI oriinabee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-11
Real Estate for Sale!

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated IN
i the ,ill.g, 81 Aado'sf Corner ,kno~n az the
Crockett estate. formerly Owned aud ooropEd b.,
III, late lew. Cr"cksu and y. u. rucksit, snd
moe. rresnib Nv the Late D'. =. A. AHA, sad at
present occupied by N.,hsn Dresser. 1h'. prop
sry ooa..i. OF ab,u, 'i,is.a acre. OF '.fy .vpe-
rioT ianJ. Nth spearl, nsu .'o'isd house, b"il'
ADD finished 10 the meet superior nsn.sr, 18th =
rood .nd ~sll.6ai,h,d baIa. about 10 b, IS feet,
aad Suitable Ouibu,lding'.
Al.a, the Tavern .tsai adjoining. ."i the stor.
AIT n, on which h.iand.. GA the Opposite side 81
the road. ,
Tn, above property ~'llb he cold lo~ spilled
ot ,non. and terms Of ps,m'ai made easy.
For particular, iaquIis Of The ,ub'.,'ns,' s
Aaio,,, Co,a.,. l., &. ALLEN.
Andc.sr, sept. i.t.is6O.