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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
FOIs TIE Nv NIINtN
TO SENATOR CARR.

In Card addressed you in the Enquirer of the 18th
inst you are accused of being cuPaby ignorant Of the
sentiments of your constituents in surprising tina, ma
iorly of your District in favor of the SubTrea.
sury Scheme, that there was no Sub Treasury party
in Nelson, and not more than handful! in Amherst
Now that you may not be deceived BY this "ConsLit.
uent for he must be Of another county, and not OF
Amherst, can inform you, that attempt was made
at our January Court, 10 get up meeting approaching
the course of Mr. Rives upon this subject which entire
ly failed and may truly say, that if all the Conserva.
tives had assembled, there would have been mere
handful.
As Mr. Rives said of the Sub Treasury and Nation
al Bank "e the alternative presented to the people
of Amherst the Stale Bank System U. S. Bank, they
would not pause long, but take the latter without hest
taon As TO the consli,u,ional.y, they in effect 10th
stand upon the same ground, being put upon par with
cold and silver. i Constituent Of .7mhcrst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
MARRIAGES

Married Wednesday, evening. Feb. irh by the Rev. ". Row.
Mr WARES UuYEEY OF Charleston South Caroua Miss
siRtn Iosga eldest tcus,cs Beverly SyGnor E BoyG
ton Va
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AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
Opposite the Banks
THE Subscriber receiving the celebrated manu-
factory OF Nuns Ca. Co.. New York, elegant ane plain
Piano Forces possessing the nte; ano ha aeaI
OF touch cad Of pecuiE 10 hef
Coasan,ly OF hand large assortment Of
Flutes Fia=eo.cts, Clanoueis
Guitars Victims, Tiolonccllc,,
AccorJioa., iusica Boxes,
Horns, Busles, snd TfuDPss
Flies, aad Drums,
uit. Von iup Piano Forte Strings Of sop'or qualify,
Piano Forte Stools md Govern
large stock Of Music for va'ioas oy LEG se'
composers, tire newest soEg- -
- m fri-rI,I T. Il. TAYj'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
INTERNAL, IMPROVEMENTS

The House of Delegates was principally occupied
lion for indefinite poslponement rejected, ayes 52
noes c.
The Report then recommted to the Committee,
ayes g. 5o-Various motions 10 instruct the Com
ntee proposed: in the midst Of which, the House
adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
COL. GIDEON \. STRANGE,

Ht'f.H0t = VH Eft tUHt'V y II"'"T'tEI'
We are called upon 10 state-and do It with the
profoundes gref-lhe death Of this excellent man. He
und rgone surgical operation few days before, which
terminated in lock aw-Co. Strange is truly depicted
in the pathetic speech OF Mr. Rses and the letter Of his
friend, who witnessed lis last moments He was in.
deed an honor TO human of strong, sterling
sense modest and unassuming in his manners; amaL!e
in his temper, beloved and ainented b. all who knew
him-The blow falls heavily indeed upon his wife and
family OF nine children, most Of them young. The
sympathy Of the public theirs, sincerely Both Houses
Of the General Assembly attended 10 pay the last tribute
of respect 10 his remains
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

u We must again bespeak the patience Of Cores
pondens-bu WILL if necessary, give up all our Edi
ioria space Of Thursday 10 their several Communlca.
,ons-We shall give "Erro of Fauquer: addressed TO
Col. Walkins-thc Address 10 the Voters of King d
Queen Mathews, &c, &c.-A Democra, in Earnest
Cnrpe Diem-Justice, &C. &c, in next.
MIR Bolts Card in reply to Mr. Chapman of Monroe
will appear on Thursday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

STRifED c 2, tho Canal, abuut miles
RichTond the 18Th small dark brown mule,
collar mark his breast, other marks rec0eced for which
Reasonable reward will be Tor ms delivery information
this. VA! enable the lad hm by dtoppns line this
ofire. L. CURRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

Mrs. George Jones takes her benefit tomorrow Eve.
ming The Play, the deeply interesting Tragedy of Fat
zio-B!anca Fazio by Mrs. Jones. She performed
her debut in ~ York in March last-and this charac-
ter secured her the stage The performance
is 10 conclude with the thrilling Play of William Tell
the part Of Tell by Mr.. jones |, is The last night of
their performance during this What more can
we add TO recommend the Benefit the liberal and re-
fined citizens Of Richmond; We trust, that taste will
combine with the attractions Of the night 10 command
success
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27
NATURAL COKE.

We have experiments made in the Foundry Of
this city, upon specimens Of the Coke found in Chester
field county. In the Of hour and 80 minutes,
1900 lbs ofiron brought from the mine Ere.
dercksburg, fused and the castings were uncom.
monty smooth-There 10 be doubt, that it will
admirably the purpose Of smelling the iron from
the ore.
The FIRE, which is made of it, is intensely hot 1t
mucn resembles the anthracite; bu, it has little more
flame.
1t IS considered a very valuable d;scovcry-and it
is unique in this country-Anoyss gives more than 20
per cent, Of cabon-snall portions Of iron, earth and
volatile matter.
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.NGnGgcs's' office, Richmond, va.

rs Dram numbers in zach pneh0ge Of % Geket'D
IS Number Lo,lery-l5 drawn Ballots.
alexandria Aottery, Glass 40. 4,
For ls36-To be drawn at Alexandria d. c., Satur
day, 9th March, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

A TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT 10 at the Harn SPRING.,
- Bah Court house, Pal completed rstFac style
large and brick hnu:e, well arranged, and
nearly completed all other buildings attached there
which propose elsn. accommodating for years,
nc agreed have h:s'aon that
Gr.t stand Which large aud business doos
OF would soil the above property. deem
anthng unhe wishing the above business
won! rst ald the and judge for themselves
For enquiries ;ha he made the shove
COL new H. Byrd the member from Bath, by letter
10 GEO MASSE.
o3-wiw
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Mr.. Cyav-ard a National Convention.

A meeting of the Wing members of the Legislature
Of Harand and other Wings Of The Stale then present,
held meeting at Annapolis on the l9!h ns,.-TEey
adopted strong resolutions in favor Of MIR Clay, the
Wing candidate for the Presdency-app.oved Of Ma
tona Conrention-and requested the Wing members OF
Congress TO appoin, suitable time and place for hold
ing The Convcnon-Thus the signs thickpn around Us.
Mr.. Clay is 10 be run as the Wing canddate-at the
head of National Bank-and the Wings concen.
ta,iDg in his favor We ask again and again, is this The
time for the Republicans 10 wrangle with each oler-
10 discuss any subject in bad emper-to fall into any
dissensions-and able the Wings conquer By
own drisnEs2 Every thing says no-eTery consdera
ration for their partly their principles their country, for
bids the thought.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

SOTCEThose stockholders the Rvanua Navigation Gem
who have subscribed the South fork Of the Ri
hereby required pay the hands Of the Tea
fifteen dollars each share subscribed the
lowing tines wiz Five dollars before the ls day
Ap Gcxrc dollars share before the 10; day May
ne1and five dollars share before tho of Juno
next. Dy order OF the Dorrt Of Directors:
DAN. r. CARR TREASURER
k'rcaaG -Varisaiioa Company.
ara
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

ESRlMER will stand tho present ssa,on Spring 1885, tho
county Of Goocland, Arfs GROVE, miles Of tho
Court house and twenty eight miles from Richmond
Pedrss.-uiNNER got BY erol he By old Diomcd his
dam By Robin Redbfeast grandm by Shark, dam BY Give
gda by Seth dam by Bayor Fcarnou-h dam by
old Janu. Ggsssg dam Wh's'ason, sggsgss dam By old
Janus Further particulars 10 hsn.bIIs.
This pedigree gwen BY Jon G0ode ST. late Of Powhaau
county, who raised BsiTmcr.
JOHN T. A. MARTIN.
THOMAS X. ARGYLE.
Fcb27 G3-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

u Mr.. Webs,er's Speech against the Sub.Trcasury
Bill, our last pege-Mr Cahorns Speech, IN taro'
Of ii, in next.-Mr. Edmundss Speech, in oppns.
ton to The Report Internal improvements the Isl
and I'd pages Of this days paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27

r7 We are authorized 10 state, that WILLIAM Mccoy
will be candidate the ensuing election TO represent
the county of Pendeton in the House OF Deiegales
the ne 1t session of the General Assembly of Virginia
n-T We are requested TO state that Maj IT GLEAEts
will not be candidate TO represent the county Ct Wylhe
in the next Legislature. >,
MP Wa ~ WHITING is announced as CANDIDATE 10 10
represent the county of Henfco IN Inc mex rSp
Assembly of Virginia, By MANY 'oi1ns'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-27


AS various mistakes have appeared in The public pa
,ers relative to the connections of The late and amented
Walter Henry Peasants Of Gnochland, who was shot In
bis own room, in the Columbian Hotel, in the city Of
of Richmond on the Both of last month, by Isaac F.
Vaughan, hereby state, that Walter Henry fieasants
was The son of Taron w Peasants the only surviving
brother of the late James Peasants Of sad county
That Isaac P Vaughan is the youngest son OF the ate
DR.. Nicholas NJ Vaughan OF Goochland, who married
daughter of Isaac W. Peasants, late of said county
The aged widow Of Isaac W. Peasants IS the hah ss!eF
- Waiter Henry's father This will afford correct in
formation 10 many distant friends and relations
TRUTH.
r,. or both notica and religious requested
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-07
NOTICE TO HYGEISTS I'm
VERMONT.

FENHE GENUINE Morison's Pills or H,gean vrse-
u table Universal Medicine, OF the British College
OF healh ram again be- had in this State. The college
have appointed and sent out MIR George Taylor lin
place Of n. Shepherd Moat rrnoyed) and uf him au,
his agents only the genuine Imported nedie inc lie
obtained in the United Stairs. The medirinc il in 1
and dollar Packets with No aud 2 lille in then,
aud Ia boxes OF 25 and 80 cents each with nur ,,l
in box, that No. az can he obtained s.pnra,,v
II wanted; in the spring the Boxes will have I,,h
Kinds IN theni also, boxes Of Powders rs cts each
We do URGE all Who with &c, this ..lest of mcdi-
cnes," To attend 10 the following directions when
purchasing in Vermont; IL there Is a label on The
Box Or Packet reading Gcn. Ta,lo," General Ayrn,
for the United States uf Amcrica, alron,cd by "No
,,Son Moai & CO. British College Of lie,lh "Jas.
Morrison the H,geist," Hnmilton place, K;n .rns
London, Geo. Tayu,, Mnrison Mont 4 Co. and las.
Morrison the Hygeis fac smes o their resp.c,i,e
signatures; diso be more particular 10 see ,ba, .,ch
Boz or Packet Is signed IN writing iy Panpborn and
brinsnaid, aud also signrt l,y the Sub ,rn1 M . r.
>nn are purchasing, attend 10 these rules and nom
iciH get lie genuine PS and will cot an article Ina,
viii do you good il Medicine can, Should an, Le offer
cd ~ Vermont without all uf the abn,e ssniiu,rs on
mem 'hr pun'c may rest assured, TINT they are not
made by Morrison the Hygest.
Applications for Sub Agencies, viii be promtt'y Mt
tended to, terms liirra No Druggist or Pediq,,
VIII be appointed an any case ichafsrer Every sub
agent wi have Csriiirnte ol his nppuinuen, sig,l-
cd by Geo ra.ior U, >. Agent, and signed in writ
ing by Pangborn < Brinsmaid State Agent for YER
man, and printed certificate of appointment Il, s,,s.
pend IN his place Of business aud y thu request Of any
person, they will shuw tho written appointment signed
by US. We conscieu,iorsly recommend this ,nrd,cn.
to All who need medicine; eau be given safely aud
Win good effect la young children, "a well Ms erown
persons Those who have used il ,lu invariably con-
iinuc lis use whenever they need any medicine The
repuia'iou Of i Is CsH established aud needs no fam
ing niig advertisements TO sustain ~, d has been
injured by connteIieis, hut The college have
an Agent, ~ whom they have perfect confidence, il is
their and his aud nur ieniion 10 do what can To
enable all who wish il TO get the genuine Morison's
h.gcan Vegetable Upivcrsal Medicine made al The
British College Of Health in London.
Every Packet sold il vermoe, Of the gsaeine Mo
rison's Pills, or ilygenn Vegetable Universal Medicine
made tho British Coilcgclof Health nv Morrison the
Hsgeiss, viii be signed by Pangborn s. Briusmaid,
and also by their regularly advertised appointed Agents
10 the several Counties.
Sun AGENTS. ,t-
n. :. Buckland. Bellows Fails, wndham co.
j, Steen, Braieboro,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-07

Isaac Johnson,
Us.
Joseph Elmer and
Zebina Newcomb.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-07
E.y. CsGfvCERr.

-> IN this cause the bill
Isaac Johnson, Of complaint, which is
Us. made retufnsble to tho
Joseph Elmer and term TO be holden at New
Zebina Ncwcomb. fame, in and for the coun-
-------l ~ of Windham, on the
third Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday
Of January next, charges in substance, That
Joseph Elmer of Westminster, in the County
Of Worcester and State OF Massachusetts, IN
the 99d day of March, A. ID. 1883, being justly
indebted unto Isaac johnson of Mexico, in the
County Of Oswcgo and State Of New York, in
the sum of two hundred dollars, as specified in
promissury note of that date, payable within
one year from the date thereof with interest
annually, in order tn secure the payment
thereof according IN the tenor Of said note, by
his deed of bargain and sale of that date, con-
veyed To- the Orator, certain tract of land
situate in Vernon in said County, bounded
North by the Stebbins' road so called, West
hy the old town line, South by land of Benz
Peelcr and East by land occupied by Ira Young
love and Sumner Titus, containing aboui one
hundred acres Of land, subject to n condition,
in said deed contained, that if the said Joseph,
his heirs or assigns. should pay the SUMS spe-
Gifted IN said pfomissory note, according 10
the tenor thereof, then said deed Ia be void,
otherwise in fbrcr: and further setting forth
that the said Joseph Elmer, on the 29d day Of
Sept. A. ID. 1885, niorigaged the same premises
to Zebina Nrwcomb Of Bainardston, in the
County ufFrankin and State Of NJ assoc husetts,
to secure the payment of the sum of s209 90,
specified in promissnry note of that date, pay
able the third day of January then next, aver
ring that no part Of said promissory note, so
made aforesaid TO the Orator, has ever been
paid, and praying that the said Joseph and
Zebina may be ordered 10 pay the said sum SO
due 10 the Orator as aforesaid, together with
the interest thereon bv some short dav and
in default thereof, that they and all persons
claiming under them, may b. G,recloscd aud
barrrd of all equity of redemption in the pro-
misses. Signed.
ISAAC JOHNSON.
BY A. KErEs, his Solicitor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-07
COOKING STOVES:

Together with Parlour Stoves of the most ap-
proved kinds-and Box Stoves of all sizes al
yerv reduced prices.
Also
Russia and English IRON STOVE PIPE.
Stove Pots, kel les, Spiders and Stove Fur
nlture of all kinds.
Old Stores taken in payment.
Those wishing TO purchase Stoves are n-
viied TO call aud examine their assortment be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Nov. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-07
n r. I M w I N G S
S II O V E. S

HALL & TOWNSLEI offer for sale the
IL n ncw PArrsaN kEiIEy & q O X n G.
STOVE, superiofio any IN use IN this vicinity
combining all the advantages Of the Conical,
Premium aud Stewart Patterns. and at the
same lime placing the large Boiler over the
fire where i, can be heated with very little
fuel. They are put at less price than any
other Of equal advantages, and warranted TO
give satisfaction TO The purchaser. All kinds
of Produce received in payment
They also have for sale ut the lowest prices,
The uooison Improved, Rotary, Siewdris,
Premium, aud Conicdi
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SrArE OF vERNoSr,

STATE OF VERMONT, happening that
Windham County, IS. the said Joseph FL
mer, Isaac johnson and Zcbina Newcon,h. re-
side without the reach Of ordinary process, Il
Is ordered, ihatthey be notified Of The pendency
OF the plaimT s bill by publication in the Yer
mont fhGn'x, newspaper printed al Brsttle-
boro, three weeks successfully, The last Of which
shall be norIess than four weeks from he ses-
SION OF the Court above stated, which shall be-
sufficient notice to said defendants to appear
and answer 10 said bill. ~
Dated at Woodstock, this 18th day of Mo-
vember, A. ID. 1885.
IL J. CoLLAMER, Chancellor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-07

SrArE OF VERMONT, ! Ii appearing that
Windham County, IS. the said Joseph
Elmer and Zebins Newcomb, reside without
the reach Of ordinary process, il is ordered that
they be notified of the tendency Of the pla n
tiif's bill, by publication in the Vermont phe
nix, newspaper printed at Braiileboro, three
weeks successfully, the last of which shall he
not less than four weeks from the session Of
the Court above stated, which shall be sufii-
Gent notice Ia said defendants, TO appear and
answer 10 said bill.
Dated at Woodstock, this 18th day of No
vember, A. ID. 1888.
~ J. COLLAMER, Chancellor.
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New Books.

nAVlEs' Arithmetic, do First Lessons in
~ Algebra, do Bourbon, do Legendre. do
surveying do. Analytical Geometry, do De-
scriptlye Geometry, do Calculus, do Shades
ana an shadows--W ebster's Bibles, Dicks
works complete in one volume, &c.
November ii. IL IL
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d. New. or Old.

c~g ANOVv M - 49,
MESSRS.--I will now inform you that !
LVh continue at my Old Stand south OF the
common, in Fayetteville, on Main street,
where will at all times be ready TO execute
all kinds of work in the
Art of Cutting and Making
GnNrLEMENs WEARINo APPAREL,
or TIE LATEST and MOST dP-
PROVED STYLE;
or out of fashion, or of any shape you please
to direct.
From much experience in my profession TO
suit all those who may favor me with their
calls, do warrant all garments made at my
Shop to suit, pr0rided man cdn DC suited
am uherc, as per order on ldsai0a; There
fore. your work will be as Fashion dictates,
unless you put ON The Veto And then, IT II Is
not according TO Order will satisfy you IN
as much that | will pay you for your cloth
and give in The garment. (iet irhoerer riW tel
meir lies, anil nuke their brags. 40 as they
see ~ Here you have my method OF doing
the fair thing in black aud white. AS Tor
Cutting aud Making, turn my back to no one,
or two, or three.
Therefore, Old Friends and
CUSTOMERS, (dnd erer so many ner ones)
please Just give me call, aud you will fluid
me as | state.
3 A S = r Q IT s..
The Latest and most approved FASHIONS
are. aud will be received regularly, from all
quarters nsP None can receirc them IN
more haste and ia better style Than rhdt do
Specimens of which will be pleased to ex-
hbt and explain TO YOU at any time.
~ 7T rrN
Cutting done AT all times for others TO make
aud great care taken in marking the same, that
there may be no mistake.
RIM NJ I N G S.
Trimmings of all kinds on hand, aud as low
as can be bongh any where, and think little
cheaper.
PS. do not want nor hands in addi-
ton to what | now have, but should like 2
more. | am yours. &c.
JACOB DUNKLEE, in.
Fayetteville, Nov. L. 1888. tf9
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nv. CEx.sHCERY.
Zadock johnson,

Zadock johnson, IN this cause the bill Of
Us. complaint which il made
Joseph Elmer, re;uInable 10 the term 20
Isaac johnson & be holden at Newfane, in
zebina Newcon'b and for the County Of
-----------------' Windham, on the third
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday Of
January ncxt-charges in substance;
That Joseph Elmer of Westminster, in the
County of Worcester and State of Massachu-
sets, on the l4th day of September, A. ID. 1929,
heing justly indebted unto Zadnck johnson, Of
Vernon in said County of Windham, in the
sum OF two hundred dollars as specified in two
promissory notes of that date, payable on de-
mand with interest annually, in order To secure
the payment Of said sum according Ia the tenor
of said notes by his deed of bargain and sale of
that date, conveyed TO the Orator a certain
tract OF land situate in said Vernon, bounded
North by the Stehhins' road so called, West
by The old town line, South by land of Benja.
Peeler, and East by land occupied by Ira
founglnve and Sumner Titus, containing
aboutsonc bundled ACRES of land, subject to a
condition IN said deed contained, that II the
said Joseph, his heirs and assigns, should pay
the sums specified in said two promissory notes
according To the tenor thereof, then the said
deed 10 be void, otherwise to remain in force,
setting forth that the said Joseph Elmer on the
Esd day nf March, A. ID. 1888, mnrtgaged the
same premises to Isaac johnson, of Mexico in
the County of Oswego and State Of New York,
to secure 10 him the payment of two hundred
dollars and interest, specified in promissory
note of that date, and further setting forth
that the said Joseph ON the aid dayof Sepieni-
Der, A. ID. 1885, mar,gaged the same premises
70 Zebina Newconib, OF Barnardston in the
County of Franklin and State of Massachu-
sets, TO secure TO him the payment of 5000,
specIhed IN prOmssory note Of that date,
averring that no part OF the amount due tho
Orator aforesaid has ever been paid, and pray
ing that the said Joseph, Isaac and Zebina, DO
decreed % ray the Orator the aforesaid sums
so due him as above said, together with The
interest thereon by some short day, and in de-
fault thereof, that they and all persons claim
ing under them he forecloscd and haired of and
from all equity of redemption in the premises.
Signed PADDOCK JOHNSON.
BY A. KEYEs, his Solicitor.
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P A House and GriSt
Mill for Sale.

sss$sE TUN II f subscriber, wishing to
sfesSe n change his location, offers TO
skYASE sell his Grisl Mill, House, Barn,
L. Garden, SC. The above Real
Estate is one of the most valuable stands in
Windham county, and is situated in the village
of North Wardsboro. The Mill contains two
run of stone cobb cracker, smut mill aud bolt
is in complete repair situated on a good aud
durable stream OF water, aud has n very extern
sive run ofcustom. The building is SO by GO,
and is now occupied as n mechanics shop, in
which is n turning lathe, circular saw, plain
ing machine &c. &c. The House is 81 by
81 stories high, is new and well finished
with a wood house and sadder's shop attach
ed, a small barn, aud an excellent garden, with
some other land
The above estate cannoi fail 10 please any
man of business, being situated in u very pkn
SAINT and growing village, with all the neccssa-
ries Of life at hand and is on good road
where the stage passes every day. The whole
of the above property will be sold together
with much other property if desired, or The Mill
will be sold alone, as will best suit the pur-
chaser. A liberal credit will be given for most
of the purchase money, and immediate posses
sion given.
WALDO CONyERS.
North Wardsboro, Nov. 10. 1888. s4wll
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Nh ESSRS.--I will now Inform you that
lv1 continue at my Old Stand south OF The
common, in Fayetteville, on Main street,
all kinds OF work in the
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> a s HrcN s. .
. UTTI " c..

Cutting done AT all times for others TO make.
aud great care taken in marking the same, that
there may be no mistake.