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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
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Deiaware ctate Lottery, Fifth Closs,
M or the benefit of Newark Cuicgr, Mdciown Academ,
and dlmnahnel Ci,DrcI,.
The Subscribers having req s.icd % sti lnic d
&hc Drawing OF the Ueiaodre State Loiicrg, Fifh I,.s
hereby certify that Ne otlowlrafe t.ub,is .G ere
hs day drawn from the SKY n her, laced N The hre
|,iz.
6O-30-51-33-34 39-5i-ls.
And that The SAID runbers drawn in the order i,
awiuch they s,and above, tha say, Nn o. nas Et
fFirsr,No, 80, tie Sec md No il, the Third,
No. IS, was the Folrt, NJ. 81, va, fith.-Nu.
LIS, the Ei shih aud tss
Witness our hands, a, NcW castle, tbs 5iday ef Janus,
|1897.
EVAN THOMAS. JEREMIAH BOWMAN,
lilo: ". Ro FRS, JAMES BOO II, Jr
ID BLANEY
From 'he procedure ficatc il WILDE seen aha u, m
be,s dla.a m the |, ior lete mi ng NC ".
zes tue De eawarc S Il ery 5th Glass, Hit hc od-
in W ch they d and hc Manners ainoI nee
the Pubic he tl nwitg ,c,u'
rh- Ticke,s w ~ d,~W The l8 ngh.s Prizes
tho, G.,ina hen 'or crinlin.' <umbc 8 S. g.
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3S ~ 20 - IS; ,3 s. ~ i8355. aca 1910 IS 3.
Isl "A ~ u 34 81 IS; ~ 54 81 80 81 So IL - 81
18 il IS 8 80 15 rs 81 81. - "A IS sfOu.
All CUES vt, sh,ee q he a.sNn numbers then.
being SO, ar.rac4c nrt ~ " Of sloC
The 50 tcke bsvlES on tsrn ',t Cnnbnati n ~
be 33 NJ 3D. e u" !" 4' aat' "A 'lra"n e"het'. :,
rhe lo4 tickets, ti,,n. w ,jen .Le = tba ,na no
hers "a AID SO, ~ 5, . NJ lie stu -, 6h, 3.
the IN and 9,h, Dir. @'A ~ -,
All others (he'ng 1850 hsY,g gt ten, ~. tAt Of "
drawn numbers, each nj ied"
And the deli puAcs ~ - So. ckN ,a'e
them any une OF ne drl. n,m h,inp l0o05
j. }. iais. \. Aiimlyrc
Newcastle, January Z, 1871 Managers
ANTED.
A TEACHER who is q'a.ihrd - taxi Charge Of 'is
N Cbutca I'LL Academy, sh,r ;e'e NAY he from ~
10 50 Scholars Oh aimed. A. t;tr' te,n who chn com
well recommended, would receive i'a'. dlae cncouras,
ment
Church Hill, Queen Arns Cotny, Maryland,
29il Dtc. 1926. lo--lot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
DIV Filling HOUSE TO RENT

Et 10 Rent, the House in French Street, occupied
EEss by the subscriber Also-a + anne Stable adj ming
SAID House. They will be rented together sepaae
JOHN MORRISS
Wllmlt gf0n, Jan. 10. 2U--4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
TO BE RENTED.

Ewsr% House and small Farm in the village Of
Ms..1 Newark, iaely occupied by the Rev. SAMUEL
"a ss BELL, pos,esson of which will be given the
tAssrsss4 25i day Of Marchnext.
TN Fatn ans abou forty acres Of arabic land and
ieadoM, III good order, and conveniently divided. The
a.rrcvcme's good b,ick dwelling house and ktch.
en- With brick ban carriage house and other out build
ugs.
his pr perty would be suitable for family who
mig be desirous OF wing 20 Newark educate chill
'!rcn There excellent >eninares in that village
he ~ ~ark Academy, which unes he d,rect,. Of
Rev K. RussELL aed BY two ASSISTANTS in which boy
ct taught the Latin and Greek Languages Mathematics
&c -and scho i for Yum Ladies Il, + ihe tiTrc
h. Rev SAhcEL BELL in which isugAt the useu and
atanenta b,arctcs If F. male Education.
For terms appa in Wllmingo to Mrs. MANY BLAcK
70 The Subscriber III New castle. J. r. BLACK
Jan, l6, 1927. 20-u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19

A Real K,ntucLian.-A Kentuokian. we believe
of that class tamlisrly called a fog .Nerchant.
rode up to public house in the wes!. where's num-
he, OF gentlemen were seated in he piazza. Ahee
low bow to the company, h inquired It any pres
ent could infotm him what good tor ourn. A
young Physician (,hers being several present) step.
ned forward, and with much comp'slsance gave
him learned lecture on Burns, the mode ci treat
ment, &c. &c &c for which he was thanked politely
by the Ken'ut khan who informed him. that hi, pse-
scrpton would not answer hi, present complaint.
.. h,s saddle blanket had been very badly burnt the
nigh, previously. On hearing this the Physician
became exaspera,ed and told him il he would aligh,
he would give him Aogsiog. The Kentuckaa
-gain bowed and said that he would moi ahght Tor
TWO 1oggings let alone one, and rode off with muc.i
gravity and sell satisfaction.
A D.fnition.-A Scotch blacksmith being ask.''
the meaning of metaphysics, explained il as k'llow.
:. When the party Who listens dinna ken what tn;
party who speaks means, and when lhs party vi Z
speaks dnna ken what he means himsel-Ihal Is
metaphysics"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
The DeIa,uare Fire Insurance Conapany,

sNCORpoRArEn the Legislature Of The State Of Della.
ware, with capital of one hundred thousand dollars.
The President aud Directors receiving applica-
oa fr Insurance. their Office, No. 81, Shpley street,
between Front and Second streets, against Loss by Fire,
on eyey description OF buildings generals Merchandise;
SHIPS il Port, and their Cagocs, Household Furniture,
aud nhe personal property also, aims loss damage
by inland transportation Of goods, wares merchandise and
e3ihfy produce
Term, Of insurance will Be favorable as any Of tie
Compaarsn,h HE Cities Of Philadephla New York. PAY.
lie, ,salfel, may repose the fullest contdt in the
solily cslal, and that AL losses viii be promptly
seIl5tad by the company.
juns Manpy ii Agent to survey property be insured,
r The and vicinity Of New Castle, in paceot &. u.
y arcY. .l.clned.
isYi II EVANS is Agent 70 survey rropeityto be In
nirea Tor he town and vicinity of Flkton.
JpI1 CLOAK Agent To survey properly to be Insured
TO- ihr and vicinity OF sing tna.
lasrrH osAs Agent 10 survey property 10 be Insured
fps The town Of West heserand vicinity.
Directors,
John Patterson, David Bush,
joseph ,ily VIM Chandler,
Dsvtl e. Wilson, Joseph Giubb,
Jn3cp5 Gpin, Robert Porter.
WM SEAL, President.
y. BYnsEs, Secretary.
tnll 10 1926 43--
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
FROM THE BALTlmonE GAZETTE.

LINES
IN The death Of JonN T.. IIowARp. 1t. Col. d.
,ing The Revolution, IF the 55th Regiment, Mar.
land Line.
lie died not when the martial smoke
Ut Battle hung around him
He fell not by the sabre's stroke,
Nor las tie torn flag bound lin
Wars suiphniy cloud away driven,
While his spirit held its coutse to ieaytn.
When the drum gave forth is stirring rt,
The trumpet its brazen cang,
He flew, like steed for The distant goal,
Where the din Of the waifarc rang.
lie perlll'd his life, and his blood was shed,
Where the Maryland Line It's banners spread.
lie died IN peace, at his fire side,
In the fulness Of years and honor
In the land which enjoyed, in the height Of pride,
The rights which his arm had won her.
The craven stone to the great may rise,
But his prouder trophies weeping eyes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-02
DOWNINGTOWN
BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

yIyuE subscribers propose opening the eth Of the
8tli-Month ne BuARDING SCHOOL for Girls at Down
ugtown, in Chester County. In this Seminary will be
taught, tl.e English and French languages Writing,
Arithmetic the Mahs atcal Sciences, Natural Philosophy,
botany Needle-a ork Drawing, &c. Price of Boarding
and Tuition, Thirty Dollars per Quarter, payable in adj
vance. Washing, thi,tyslx cents per dozen
Reading Books kept for the use Of the students; other
School il well furnished with Philosophical Apparatus
JOSHUA HOPES,
JOSEPH G. STROBE.
7,ll.Month 7tIi 1927. 85-t9tp
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y, by albert Henry Wilson, No. 400, Market Street

gwen MS complete relief, feel it duty recommend
Tins excellent medicine TO all those who afflicted in like
manner. JOB FuRMAN. No. IL Jeifersun.sreet.
IllOS. LYON, Lumber Merchant.
JACOB Sil ARP No L. Heste.-sreet.
ENOCii DEAN, Boaeiy, Ia
Sold BY appointment at r. b. VAUGHAN'S
Drug q apothecary Store, No. a., .Narket ST..
Wilmington.
June 5. 1927. 6O-w6m
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NOTICE.

4 MEETING of The members OF the MEDICAL BOARD
N OF EXAMINERS in and for Newcastle County, will
be held at the Red Lion Saturday the Sd Of November
next, at ~ O'clock, AM Tunctuu, attendance 10 requested
j. f. VAUGHAN, NJ. ID.
Oct. 2h. 600--3t Chairman.
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NOTICE.

4 + the DRY GOODS i'll the Store occupied by the sub
sciiacr, sold at private BALE by tie 24lh of No.
vember, they will be sold at AUCi ION without
The purchaser can have possession 81 .he Store immediate
~ Those persons indebted to the subscriber for Goods
Lottery Tickets will please call aud settle their accounts,
without further delay. EDWARD H. BAILY,
No. 81, Market Street.
Wilmington, Oct. 30. lat
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Nett amount of Tax

rnaus anu Driube5.
VIM. Curlet 500 81
John Hans IL Is 90
Edward Newell 2 50
James Miller 9 ~
W.n. Higgins IA 20
john Green D 81
Levi Clark % 25
VIM. Nandegiitt A 90
Ferdin Scmorc IL o. II
purnal Veaan IL 90
Hugh Steel - rs
Re, bold s CLARK II 365|
Joseph S'rill I 50
John S. vandyke } 20 |
Alexander Henry ~ /!
Richard Rlloads \ SO
john Gaiiet : o.
Anthony Wales ) IS
Samuel .Aikings % 81
James IL. Miles 50 50
Jacob Sanders 9 rs
Lewis NJ prey0les is 81
VIM. Miller 10 40
Jared Lev enWortli " !
WIN. Smith, 8 ~
John Minkngs rs
Eeprtra Nanoant 9 2U
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-02-14
NOTICE.
HYHE Subscribers having bee

SgEiE Subscribers having been
4 appointed, by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge OF Probate, &c. for the county of Wor-
cester, Commissioners on the Estate of ARTE-
MAS w. HOWE, late Of Tempeton, in said
county, deceased, represented nsolvent, do
hereby give notice-that Six Months from The
sixteenth day Of January instant are allowed
the Creditors of said Estate to bring in and
prove their claims and that we will attend
that service at Col Cabin Fownsley's, Inn
holder in said I'cmpleton, ON the FIRST Satur-
days OF March and May, and second Satur-
day of July next, from one to six O'Clock,
p. NJ. Oh each OF said days.
ARENAS LEE, ! Cou,,n.
JOHN BlGELOW. OO"'"' 49,
Temploton, Jan. %, 1897.
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RICHARD |. CLEVELAND
NILL offer for sale, at Pub

w lie Auction, on Wednesday, Nth
March next, the REAL ESTATE in Lancas-
ter, Oh which he now resides.; consisting OF a
thrce-story brick Mansion. so feet by 30, in
complete repair, with piazza The whoie ex-
tent OF the iropt--a convenient Farm house OF
two stories, spa cous Barns, Stables, Grauary,
! oacb-house, &c with about 3I3 acres Of
Land, well propoTiioned IN Moving, Arabic.
Paslurase and Woodland. The Mansion. and
any part of the Farm, will be sold separately,
II desired; and the residue in such lots as
will accommodate the purchasers. After the
sale Of the House, will he sold the FURNl-
TURE, consisting Of Straw and KiddeFminster
Carpets, for parlours, chambers, entry and
stairs Mahogany Side hoard, Dining, Break
fast and Card Tables. Sofas, Easy Chairs,
Wardrohes, and Bureaus; High Post, Field,
and Low Post Bedsteads, Wash and Light
Stands, Chairs Fire Sets, Looking Glasses,
and Paintings Of various kinds; Dining and
+ Tea Sets of China Glassware; Feather
Beds, Mattresses. Blankets and Counterpanes;
a L"ldoh-made day Clock in a mahogany
case a COmmod+ China Bidet; Tin
Bathing Tub, and Shower Bath; ard a great
variety of Kitchen Furniture. Also, he Ii
brary, consisting OF about 600 volumes.
Az the same time will be sold. an excel
lent PASTURE. in the town of Ashburnhsm,
near the Watatick Mountain, containing 1876
acres, well walled with stone, and divided in
to two parts by like wall Also, all the
Stock and Carriages, consisting of Cattle.
Sheep, Swine; Horse and Chaise light
Wagon; two Sleishs; and all the Farming
Utensils Sale on the premises, TO commence
at 9 o'clock, A. M
Lancaster, jan 80, 1927 6w-5
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Notice.

TW E, the undersigned, APP
w appointed Commissioners TO receive
and examine the Claims of Creditors to the
Estate of GEORGE WOODS, late Of New
Braiutree, in the county of Worcester, dc
ceased, represented insolvent, hereby give no.
tice - that Six Months are allowed TO Credi-
tors TO bring in and prove their Claims and
that we shall attend that service al the house
OF ConUerse & WeihereH, 10 said New Brain
tree, 90 the 4th Monday of February, the
5th Monday of April, and the Cd Monday of
June next, from one TO four o'clock, in the al-
ternoon, on each Of said days.
SAMUEL MIXTER,
EZRA BASSETT.
,Eeio Brainiree, Jan. l6, 1927. s
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Westminster, January 9. 1921
fPTHE GRAVEL.
Yegeta5le L;th9ntriptic and Specific Sol
rent PGlUderS.

Z egeCU0te L@tItcHtFtpGtC ana DpeCJtC CDt-
TeHt PG1NderS.
YUN4lS Invaluable composition has been
IL fully tested rs an efFectuaI remedy for thu
gravel or stone in the bladder, igfammation Of
che kidneys, bloody zvater, difficulty qt mictuitiOn,
and every complaint of the urinary system, except
diabetes in yonng children
Complaints of the above nature are so distress
ing, and so little benefit has been derived from
the remedies usually offered that this Llthontrp-
BIC has been ordered to all parts of the United
States, 10 the British Provinces, the West ludes,
&c; and its use has invariably neen attended with
the most happy results. Many certificates OF its
virtues might be offered but il is presumed the
following statement of facts will be sufficient.
" MIR 4. Davenport of Cambridge has been
severely afflicted with the gravel for many years
lie had resorted to the most eminent ply slcans,
ana visited all the celebrated mineral waters hut
the disease gradually increased, until, IT, use his
own language, htc 7vdS almost a burthen HE
purchased u Bottle Of the Lthontriptc, in No
vember, 1925, and second, o. the first of Janua-
nv following, and on the morning of the 9th of
the same month, having taken large dose the
evening preceding, he voided a large quantity of
gravel, one of zOhich stoaes 7Uetghed tory grains
The last informaiun Il ON this man wes, that he
enjoyed good health. and felt very little OF his for
mer obstinate aud excruciatihg difficulty.
" gentleman of Porto 1ico, who had been cured
81 complaint OF the urinary system, by the use
OF the Lthonlriptic has lately ordered six bottles,
for the use OF his countrymen who ere laboring
under similar complaints.
trTSolA by }. ROBINSON, Worcester-A. T.
LOWE. No. 10, Bowdoin Row, Court street. and
by J. p. HALL, Jr. Union street, Boston Price
Vs.. eoiy.-5.
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gssaasaeaaa9ett3 s@pU.
TUE LIREaTY OF TnE PRESS IS ESSENTIAL
To THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
PgANTED Fer THE PRoPRIEToRs BY
SAMUEL B. MANNING,
OPPOSITE THE NEW MEETING-HoUsE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Pfice to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
&naum.
o. .adEerisc~ien,s, not exceeding ticsire
tines, platshed three ,ceeFS for one dollar, aud
continued MTes peeks longer for ffc cents -
LGtcfr dducft 8ementsi IN he same propor'ion
The publishers Will mold themselves respon-
siblo for no error in any advertisement. be-
You'd the sum charged tor lis insertion.
All COMMUNICATIONS and orders directed to
the " Editor of the Spy" and post paid, viii
be promptly attended to.
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Commissioners Notice.
Neic Brainiree, Jan. 10, 1927,

OOVIIIJJOVIOWVTV q TVVtOU'
NN E, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan.
iel Paine. Judge of Probate for the county Of
Worcester, Commissioners to receive aud cx.
anime the Claims OF the Creditors of the Is.
tate of MOSES WRIGHT, Esq. lane of Tenn
pleton, in said county, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice-that Six Months
from the sixteenth day OF January instant are
allowed the Creditors TO bring in and prove
their Claims and that we will attend that ser.
vice al the House of Col. CdlUin 1OWaSLey,
lnnholder in said Templeton, on the first Sat
urdays in March, April, May and July next,
from one to six o'clock, in the afternoon, On
each of said days. SAMUEL SWAN,
SAMUEL LEE.
Tempieton, Jan, &c, 1927, s
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10 Let,
4 BLACKSMITH SHOP e;t-

I 81 uated on the Blackstone River. about
3'4ths oil mile east IF the centre CT the town,
IN the vicinity OF Manufacturing Establish
ments. Said Shops about % feet square, with
two FORCES, and water power 10 operate a
lrip-hammer and Bellows wheels. Said Shop
Will be let on the most reasonable terms, and
possession given Immediately. Apply TO
ROY Al CHAPLIN, Agent for The
Urbrldge Woolien Manufacturing Co.
uxbridge, January %, 1927. 5
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Commissioners Notice.

yKTE the Subscribers having
w been appointed by the Hon. NATHAN
,EL PAINE, Judge of Probate Tor the County
OF Worcester, Commissioners to receive aud
examine the claims of the Creditors on the rs.
tate Of JONAS w. WHITNEY, late OF West
Minister, deceased, represented in-ovent, here
hy give notice-that Six Months, from Che
ninth day Of January current, are allowed the
Creditors 10 bring in and prove their Claims !;
and that we shall attend that serv ce at the
house of Olioer Adams, lnpholder in said West
minister, on the first Mondays of February,
March, and June, from two to six o'clock in
the afternoon on each Of said days.
CYRUS WlNSHIP,
OLIVER ADAMS.
Westminster, January 8. 1921 5.
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Kd " iing .>hoes.

A Good assortment of Uerg Su-
ia. pc iOr custom made KID WALKING
SHOES, ,ogeth with general assortment of
warranted Morocco WALKING SHOES and
PUMPS, may be Ia of ARLE & CHASE.
WorceSter ! mo. 81 1927
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Vdluatle FARM for Sale.

Ea7HE Subscriber offers for sale
q his FARM, in Leicester, containing up
wards OF one hundred acres Of excellent Land,
suitably divided for cultivation, with good
orchard thereon. The above premises arc
very pleasantly situated, Eve miles from Wor-
C, 8ter Court House, on The County road lead
ing from Worce ster 10 IIardwick, consisting OF
a large two story Dwelling House, a large
Barn, Shed, Wood Shed, Chaise House, Corn
Barn, &c. all in decent repair. For particu-
lars. inquire of the Subscriber living on the
premises. ELIAS WOOD.
Leicester, .Noo 90, 1896.
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Reui Fst0fc.

TNHE undersigned offers for
& sale the Situation which he owns and
occupies, situated near the Meeting House in
New Brantree, consisting Of one and hal:
acres OF Land, with Dwelling-H House. Born,
Bark House aud lanyard with "a watts
thereon, with all the apparatus for tanning
leather, aud all IN good repair.
.Atso-his FARM, situated one and hall
miles eas'ery from the Meeting House in
Palmer, in the County OF Hampdeu, on the
STAGE road from Springfield to Worcester con
tanning 1853 acres Of Lqnd-conslstiug of Now
ing, Pasturiug, Orcharding, Wood land, &c.
with large Dwelling House, Barn, Cider
Mil and She'd thereon, al, in good repair
COMFOR l MILLER.
Mar Broiniree, Feb 5. 1927. 4w--6
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TO FARMERS & TANNERS.
TO BE SOLD, OR LET,
FEsHAT excellent TAN YARD,

FEsHAT excellent TAN YARD,
z situated in the~town 81 Princeton, aud
county of Worcester, 3 4ths of mile from the
Meeting house, on the county rOad leading
from Westminster to Worcester, together with
a good stock Of Oak and Hen1ioek BARK, and
from 400 to 500 HIDES. Said YARD contains
a good BARK HOUSE, IS by 26 Ieel, Q sto.
res high in front, with a good Cellar under
the same which never freezes. There is in
said Cellar ii Watts and a Copper Kettle, set
in mortar for the purpose of heating liquors
in front Of said Bark house, on the south side
are 80 Vats and 2 Pools Of Water for soaking
Hides.
very convenient 3ARK-MEI about 90
rods from saih YARD, which is drive. by water
.f'sO--a beautiful and highly cultivated
FARM, adjoining said YARD, containing Al
acres, fenced with heavy aud irm walls, well
divided into lots for Tiiiage, Pastu ing and
Moving tile Buildings on said FARM, con
sisting q a two-story trick House, welt aud
neatly finished inside and out 40 by 81 feet,
with a Back Kitchen is by % iret 2 stories
high 2 good Barns, one so by IS ieet, the
Other 80 by 81 feet. The Buildings aforesaid
almost entirely new.
.4is0--one othcr lot OF LAND on The road
aforesaid, one mile south, containing Id acres,
consisting of Moving, Pasturng, Iiuage, aud
Wood-Ian OF a superior qua!ity--we,l onc-
FL with heavy and Grm stone walls and Virgin
a fence.
.ltso--43 acres Of PASTURE LAND. hail
nde from the lsst-mca'oI led lot, OF excel
ient quality the brush entirely subdued-the
IanJ wen teuUrd.
Cr- The above ESTATE viii nc sold in lots
.-the Farm separate rem the Yard Or all to-
gether, as may best suit The pureha-'r or pur-
chsseIs. Conditions lhera!.
JACOB W. WATSON.
Princeton, Jan. /, 1897.
N B.-The Subscriber has on hand, and
for sale, 400 sides O. SOLE EITHER. and
from 800 to 700 sides of UPPER LE.47'H-
Err, from the tau--which he viii sell rery
lo.o, for Cash, or uadoubted personal security.
J. W. WATSON.
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II good stand for Cagdiag.

y
7 ILL be sold at PUBLIC
Au' TON, on the premises on the 2S;h
of February next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. unless
pre-. ousy sold at private sale, WOOLLEN
FACTORY, with good Water Privilege, sit
uWed ia the casterl, part Of Princeton. three
miles aud a half from the Meeting house, on the
great road leading to Sterling. The Factory, in
e.uImg t0s Deeiliug- House, is almost new, IL o.
STORIES nigh, 40 by 81 feet, and contains one ,loub
extraordinary construction, one Picker, one Rop-
ing Machine, one splnTg Machine, and two
s. VS. Ga the premises are new Barn, and
other Gul BUILDINGS, with q good Garden.
January 81, 1927. JACOB FELTON,. S