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OdOntica ! OdOntica !
The Teeth! The Teeth!

OUbNifCN OuONitCN
The Teeth! The Teeth!!
SENR. NJ. IlITCHCOCK'S Magnetic Odon-
~ tea. The fact is proved, and the
most incredulous and doubling are fully con.
WINGED, as we have the evidence from the sale
Of more than 1000 boxes within tie past year,
that the Utopian dreams of the alchymist are
realized, and remedy discovered for pfeserv.
ing those important and beautiful appcndages
of the human system, by the use Of the Mag
neilc Odonlica, which, by ITS attractive, purI>
Tying and strengthening qualities removes all
exlraneous substances from the teeth and
preserves them in their natural bri|llaEcy. and
the gums IN soundness and beauty. Ii is as
certalncd from experience. that when used !,
the teeth will no, decay, but remain til. the
latest old age, with their natural wear. When
they are dccayIng. its progress will be ar.
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. Ladies and gentlemen Of the
most respectable character are daily calling,
who assure us that before they commenced
using the Odontica, their teeth were loose and
fast going to decay, their gums spongy and
levcrsh, and the breath fGted, and after usEg
this invaluable powder, in less than one week
their teeth were firm in their sockets. their
gums resumed their health, their breath cor.
| rccted. aud no money could induce them to
be without it. All this costs the small sum
| Of fifty cents. For sale by J. d J. II. Peck s.
Co. only agents in Burlington for the sole
| porprictors, A. Hitchcock & Co. Utica Ny.
DR.. ~ HI7yHCOCK S ne,ciy inuented
! SNUFF Only 25 rents.
NOR the cure and absolute relief Of
IL ca,arrh, dizziness Of the head, weak eyes
nervous head'a ches, fallen, sickness fits. anC
infants troubled with the snufiles, paila
shocks of palsy. &c. For sale by J. & j. II
PECK e. Co.. only Agents in Burlington fol
Inc sole proprieAor's A. Hitchcock g. Co
| Utica N. Y.
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UNDER BEps.--Would you have
good under beds, constituted of ma
terials that will endure Then give
up the old notion OF filling them with
straw, which soon becomes won
down to chalf, and requires replen-
ishing once or twice year,-and if
you have not corn Of your own, 20 to
some neighbours husking, and pre-
serve the inner husks of the corn for
this purpose. The outer husks are a
little too stiff; but the inner ones are
soft and elastic when dried, and when
once you have obtained enough Of
them to fill the bed sack, dismiss all
trouble about that bed for years,-for
it will last probably as long as youlive.
1t is quite an object for family to have
all their beds filled IN this manner.
BEWARE OF Loco Foco MATCHES.
"A boy was bringing into our room
some parcels of these matches, when
a bunch, wrapped in paper, slipped
from his hand, and fell on the carpet !;
the friction occasioned by the fall
instantly ignited the bundle. We
doubt not but many recent fires have
been caused by the accidental gniIion
Of these phosphorated Matches
Every house keeper should see that
these matches are securely kept in
metal or earthern, and apart from
all combustible materials. Another
modern improvement-the portable
furnace-we doubt not, has led to
immense losses by fre.-Cultivator.
Prodigious.-A cow, the property
of Mr. F. Kent, of West Springfield,
during sixty days beginning June last
has given 1916 quarts Of milk |!
averaging % l-2 quarts a day.
Largest yield, II quarts in the NOR
ming and l6 in the evening
There IS nothing that vicious man
will not do to appear virtuous He
loves nothing so we'll as his mask. l
have known persons who in four
weeks have not changed their shirts
but who have nevertheless put on
clean collar daily, that they may APP
pear clean.
A correspondence between Yam
kee school master, in Mississippi, and
his mother in Maine.
"May Is, 1888.
Dear SOMEONE home. A roll
ing stone gathers no moss.
Your afectionate mother, till DEATH"
July 4th, 1888.
Dear Mother won't. Come
here. A setting hen never gets fat.
Your dutiful and obedient son.
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| Ne,p Books ? Ntp Books ?

NeaD Books ? Meu Books ?
YNHE subscriber has just received many
l. late publications, to which he would
ca the attention of the pubic,
Guizol's History of civilization,
De Tocqucvilc's Democracy in America,
Incidents of Travels IN Greece, Turkey,
Russia & Poland, by The author Of travels
in Egypt, ARABIA, Petraca and the holy
land.
Poetry ofiravelling, by Caroline Gilman.
Cromwell. historical novel, vols. by the
author of the Brothers
Corinne, or Italy (by Mad Dc Stael,) in
Enginsh.
Life and Tunes of Wh'efed, by Phillip,
Medhurst's History Of China,
The Young Mother, Young Wife and
Young Housekeeper, by DR. Alcott.
Parley's Preside Education,
Combs work on Health,
Eberlee's Practice, vols Phla. 1885.
United States Dspensatory.
Meckcls and Paxton's Anatomy.
Robnson's Calmet l vol 8 70.
Crudcn's Concordance.
Cudworth's Intellectual system, g vols. vo.
Meals Purians 5 vols. 8 vo.
Bibles, of dlffaren, kinds, great variety.
Watts. Select aud other Hymn books.
Prayer Books OF every SIZE and style Of
binding.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A large supply for the winter, Of all kinds
used in his region. just received and offer
ed at reduced prices.
JAMES W. HTCKOK.
Burlington. (Vtj Nov LIST. 1888.
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made Saddles, Harnesy's, Trunks. Talesses,
Carpet Bags. PHI Bags, Porimantsaus. Cir.
cingies. hahsrs, Brides. .Nari,ng'is, Sleigh
Bells, Whal,bone Roseus. Cushions Whips and
Lashes, and such other articles as usually con
nec,cd with his line of business, together with
choice selection of Saddlery Hard Ware,
of the latest mporta,ions. all of which will
be sold cheap FOR cash or approved Credit.
Burlington, Oct. II, 1888.
Upholstcrings and Carriage Trimming exc
cuted with nea,ness and despatch.
fnO Boxes Bar Soap.
AOO IS Bags Shot, from No. o, 10 4.
800 Mats Cassa, for sale by
FoLLETT & BRADLEYs.
Sept. "a.
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S. s. GN1NYtMHa

dogs leave TO in.
ID form his Patrons
that he has taken Shop
two doors West of ]. "
J. II. Peck e. Co.'s.
Store.Nor,h side Square
College Street. Where
customers will find a
great variety of Ready
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Wo M r A.

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S unrivaled and
~ unequaled WORM TEA, a sovereign
remedy for worms Strange and incredible
are the effects Of these deestable vermn
few persons, and it is thought none, arc free
from them, particularly female. and children.
Many persons go through distressing course
Of medicine. wi hout any benefit, when they
nigh, be relieved by using the worm tea.
This invaluable medicine has been tested by
the experience Of more than four thousand
persons of various ages, and not one solitary
complBint; on the contrary, hundreds have
called and unsoc ted gwen their decided
preference to it. after trying the different
articles sent forth to the public, and pronoun-
ced DR.. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S worm tea I'M
rvalled and unequaled. For sale by J. s. J.
II. PECK g. Co.., only agents in Burlington
for the sole proprietors, A. Hitchcock s. Co.
Utica n. Y.
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UN1vHnsAL MECHANIC
ONE THAT CAV MAKE OR RE-
PAIR Any THING THAT
COMES ALONG

PAIR Any THING THAT
COMES ALONG.
I LEWIS, disclaln,ng 1T pretensions
q. to the "beroc," bu, deeply Impress
ed with the Importance OF that first maxim
Of t'nkers-"DO Mings"-offtrs his ser.
vices TO the public as manufacturer of
Finger Rings, Breast Pms. Ear Ornaments,
Guard CHAINS. Watch Cha,us, Seals. KEYS,
&c' Seals Of every description. made and
Ietlered to order aud Jewelry Of all kinds
repaired IN the neaiest manner.
Plain Wood Cuts. wood Types, Stamps,
Brands, &c, manufactured to order To-
gether with thousand other things, too
numerous TO mention. Send in your orders
Ladies aud Genllemen-,bey shall be
promptly attended TO. and it is believed
entire satisfaction will be given.
Burlington, Church ST.
October a. 1888.
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STATE OF VERMONT. }


DIsTRICT OF CHITTENDEN IS.
The Honorable The Probate Court far The
District Of Chiuenden. To all persons con
cerned in The Estate Of Ed,card Pope, late
ofBurHngton in sad district
GREETING,
WHEREAS, Samuel NJ Pope, admin
w l.'rn'or ofsaid deceased. has this day
Gled in SAID court an account of his admin
,-lrallon, and has presented his account
aga,ns, said estate for examination and al
owance; The court aforesaid Goth assign
the second Wednesday OF December next ,
60. hearing sand account at The office ct the
Register of SAID court in said Burlington.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified TO
appear before sad court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. 1t any you
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
22d day of November A. d. 1888.
VIM WESTON, Register.
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NEW GOODS.

TINE subscribers are now receiving their
L tall and winter goods, sonsis'lng OF
Dry Goods. Groceries. Crockery and Hard
Ware, Cod Fish. Glass. Nails, Buffalo
robes, &c.
Also 1000 bushels solar Salt.
1000 do steam do
200 barrels fine do
SO sacks ground do
All Of which they Offer at 1. small advance
from cost. II. HYDE. g. co.
October 8. 1888
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LY MAN s. COLE

LYMAN s. COLE
"AVE received their Fall and Winter
L. Il Goods, consisting Of very extensive
assortment Of Merinos, Camblets. Cam.
blelcene, Persian cloths. Poplln, &c. for
ladies' cloaks. Also q variety of Silks,
silk Gamble, and Pongecs A large as.
soumen' Of Lupn's best black and scarle,
merlno Shawls sd Sd. Also low priced
do. Heavy worsled stawls, very large
Also various sizes of woolcn and fancy
Shawls making our assortment of Shaw's
very complete.
a rich assortment Of printcd Challeys
new STYLE. Black and colored Aepine
French Bombazine and Merlnos, very nice
FANCY HDK'FS AND SHAWLS.
Challev. Mouscne de lane. sewing SILK,
beautiful variety.
POCKET H4NDKERCHIEFS.
Printed Pongee IIdk'fs, large Bandannas
Chcppas, India Corahs, &c. &c. Black
French and Italian Ctnva,s.
PRINTS.
A great variety of rich dark American
Calicoes. small figure, heavy for winter
wear MorrInack Dover. Hamilton, Fall
River and Rockland Prints, which were
bought by the case in Boston aud will be
sold very low.
A few pieces of super London and
French Prints.
Hosiery and Gloves d great variety.
CLOTHS AND C.ASSIVMERES.
Superfne aud medium Cloths, black blue,
green. dablIa, brown and other colors.
Casslmeres. black, blue and fancy colors.
Buckskin striped. plaid and dark mixed
very heavy for winter
FOR OYER COATS.
Heavy Beaver Cloth, new article, Pilot
Cloth. Ra'iine &c. A few pieces Of
American Cassmeres very heavy.
DOMESTIC GOODS
B'eachcd Cotton Sheetlng, Shlr'ing Can
ton Flannel and Jeans. brown Cotton
Shee,inc, Shifting. Canton Flannel and
Jeans. Bed Tick, Cotton Yarn, knitting
Cotton. very fle.
THREAD, BATTING, PADDING.
Superior wooden and worsled Yarn for
knitting. Que case Of Tavlor's best spool
Thread, Tape. Needles &c. &c. Gus
toners ore invited to call and examine o
very extensive assor,m ent. unusually large
Burlington. ~. Od 10, 1888.
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TlHE subscribers would inform their
l. friends aud the public that they have
lust reed an additional stock Of stoves
which makes their assortment complete,
comprising all the most approved patterns
ca lied for, among which are the following /;
The Troy best premium C,oL;ro
Improved Rotary and sn e s;."s
do. Back Kitchen, o." ''A
Also-A great variety If box stoves,
Elegant parlour do.
And few superior Canada plate do.
Also Ornamented Russia dumb Stoves,
and Russia, English and Canada Stove
pipe and trimmings Of all descriptions, all
OF which they are determined to sell u, the
very lowest prices.
Persons wishing TO purchase are invited
to call at their shop Opposite the JAIL in
Church street,an examine for themse Ives.
They have on hand as usual full assert,
menl of Plain g. Japaned tin ware, at
wholesale and retail, all orders in their line
will be promptly executed
Large IRON KETTLES, from SO to
90 gallons.
.4iso-Copper Pumps add Lead Pipe.
STARR g. BOSTWICK.
Burlington. Nov |, 1888.
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from tic I;5ua$sttrA .l,i,,ro,c.

S'Lvth C"iS.--ir WI. generally sun
posed. thai upon resumption Of spc, il.
payments, Il supply of silver coin would
have been Immediately furnished, su,i;
cicnt tu meet all the wants of tho rubI,c -,
least, in the way Of making change. As
yet very little Ia, made its apucarnnc.
here, and II Is moi. we are told, nt all
ahundlnt ciscwr'r": the reason musr he
Obvious To an. mn;!. that it will continue.
s''a'rc. when informed at the fact. that by
'i'c "":,nlnlion which Congress made !,
year "r TWO since, in adjusting the value
at gold coin, the silver coin. 50 co, vrnicut
;'''I formerly SO abundant. in all parts ol
the country. WAS raised in value and now
Commands premium ranging tro.n :, tn
3 per cent.
Ih" specie now in the vaults o.. ,b,.
hinhs We are reformed, stands al ;,;,out
10 of gold to $40 of ..ii,c The coin
age al III: Mint. OF the former havin. been
The past year very large, " !lile of the lai
ter lIi!r or none has been struck. vii,
tins gold ever set into general circulation.
wc fear not.---lt cannot be drrrud.,l on
rs circulating medium. >iitcr is the
good old every day coin, conccnal To our
ways and cnpar!'i:, for business From
prrscn, appearances, however, we fear
that il will he some time before W.. AGAIN
sec il filling It's accustomed ciianucls.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Mr.. Editor:

IIr. Editor:
beg leave through the columns Of your
paper, TO call the attention of the citizens
0t Ibis District, to II subject, in which cvcrv
class OF the. community, is deeply inter
estsd.
IL Is oil greatlmporiancc, that we should
have amongst US, n sound circulating mc,Ii-
um, and The time has arrived ,tunt " @ stou,d
ndopt some measures to accomplish this
desirable end. @
The country for some considerable time
has been Inundated with large euanrit,
ot irrcdecn. able Shin-plaster currency.
which was forced upon US by circumsran
ces of IL very novel kind, unparalleled in
the history of the country, aud over which
we had no control.
Tue specie was all locked up in the
vaults of the Banks, and VIC were wiIliuo
to take any thing we could get, that would
answer rs substitute for small change.
But The causes which brought about This
state of things have passed away. The
Banks haze resumed specie payments, and
il is ilnpe.l,.ae have the dawu,n. of hc,ter
times. There is therefore now no good
renson, why the present state of things
should still continue to exist.
IyCold weather has now commenced we
have already had several severe fros,.. and
some little freezing. | think we have no
further use fs+-s4tllI, payabler-in ice :r,
tce-crcam. Tfcy may answer ve,y we'll,
ttor the warm ani ..i.'ry months of July
Hnts s",;;si b'it 10 hundic such bills hi,
cold weather, is enough to Give one H..
N"ur tp""n"se therefore, To suggest sn.:,c
plan hy which *" rau -, ri nr these is;
cles, and sh'm finStcrs. and again have
specie IN circulation, for our small chaurr.
! would earnestly recommend, to The
merchants Of the village. and those ,hrnu. h.
out lie country, to supply themselves with
specie. to pay out to their customers. Lee,
them also still continue to receive the shin
rlasters, hut not pay Them OUT. wouLI
advise them I" lay them awav in their
desks. and when they hrvc received any
considerable amount, to bund!. them IN,
and return them TO ,ilc places, To whic, thew
riglIiuli> hcl0ng.
would also recommend to The plautcrs,
when they go IN market. to sell their Cot
ton, nol tn carry home this trash. hut if,!ry
want little change. to supply themselves
with specie. by this means. have mo
doubt the country would soon he furnished
with good and sound currency.
would also suggest that it wou,,l he
well Tor the merchants, and citizens ".r
clhliy. To hold il meeting. during The EN-
tra scSSi"n oar Cou", to adopt some
measures in turthcraucc Of this ,irs;rabl,.
"hJcct. 4 MERCHANT.
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WI Ese.cfEHEie.Gsss.
GEORGIA. IEGISI. t'rInI'

We have ro"n Only for i,: !.ilrwin. extract.
fiVm Gov. GiInicrs Message.
Banks, when established upon pro,er
principles, and compelled TO act upt their
design, should bc sustained hv the State
as exceedingly valuable Instruments for
adt.,nS TO the wealth ant. urosuvrI,y of,hc
community, hy ihc profitable employment
hich they give to industry and ln,cut,
through the use OF their c.rtI, and c;,pitnI.
the great advantages wl,!c!. they afford for
carr ms on trade; the means which, they
furnish Tor developing lie natural resonr
ces ol Inc country, and constituents. iu,
Port;:.t works oi internal Improvement:
Tie stimulus they give to enterprise; their
tendency to enlarge the quantity of active
capital, and render lis distribution couve
hlcnt to The people, fix the raIr oi Interest.
ahu lessen the cXacii0ns Of uSnry
banks sEoh!d bt strictly prUhihItcd iro.,,
engaging III any speculation nlI;:icvur. |
would respectfully reconi.urnd HAT tho.
privilege olibankins, shall n0t hereafter he
conferred upon companies, chartered for
otEcr pun poses. am also Of the opiniun
that II VIII add To The public security, for
me proper conduct Of Banks hereafter 10
be created, II their charters shall REQUIRE,
that tie stock >iIiIll he distribute, d ,iunno
numerous persons and the amoun, ro he
held by individuals limited, so ,I,ar>uo one.
nor .e, even Gu Icy. viii he able 10 oh,Hu the
20 or management of Bank
experience having proved that priva,,
Banks are apt to run into speculation, II, and
tnat the temptation To fraudulent combina
tiohs. ana excessive credit To individuals
is 700 great to be usually resisted when
Eanks are III the hands of few.
ultimately connected with the sub;cc,
OF Banks, is the policy proposed hy the
Administration of the General Govern
men'' OF collecting the public dues cxrln-
sNeiy IN gold and silver. aud rnlrusiin.
Their safe keeping. until required for cx.
dcnditurc, To individuals, ins,cart, of Banks.
Inc ehcci OF these measures. If they had
been adopted by Congress, would have
been TO have added To The cost ofull roods
upon which duties are pai: increased the
difficulty Of purchasing public lands to
every citlzen, except large capitalists and
oifIce-ho'dcrs; cmiamgcrins the currency.
by constantly Withdrawing rrurn the Bank,
the basis Of their circulation; lesscnrt rI,.
safety of the keeping oflI,e revenue add
ch to the uncertainty and expense Of trins-
| tcrr'nS the public money from the place,
| ol collection to the places Of expenditure.
! ana to have locked up The public money.
! from the time OF collection until wuu,cJ
ior The purposes of The Gnvcrn,n. ~. IN.
stead OF permitting ITO add 20 The ci.cula.
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ons wealth of the country, through the
means OF general deposits in tho Banks,-
NOR would The country have been com
'pensa'ed for these injurious consequences
from the proposed measures, by amy cor.
responding advantages. The divorce of
the Government from the Banks could
"hiy have resulted in forming more init
mate connection between its ,epcliciarics
nnd the pc"rlc's n'oney,nnd increasing the
dependence of the officers Of the Govern
n'en' and public contractors upon the Presi-
dent ny enlarging the profits of the spo,Is
10 he divided among them.
Blessed, "a our country is, with the most
happily constituted form of Govcrnment.
II ho!omss to those who are cntrusted'w h
It's administration. so 10 direct public affairs.
as to ailhrd to the people the fullest eniov-
ncnt ol all its advantages. Thatw may
be enabled successfully TO discharge thar
portion OF this duty which is imposed upon
us, Is the e;irncs' desire of
Your Fellow Cirizcn.
GEORGE X. GILMER.
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N O { ice.

w ILL he sold on Tuesday the fourth
W OF December, at The late residence
or william Holloway, deceased, the lands
OF saih deceased Consisting of,hree hundred
ana ''''y acres) lying near Turkey creek,
ana 'ni'nctiiatel. on the Blocker road. AL
SO at The same time and place. the person
ai3rr"perty of said deceased, consisting of
'en'"r Twelve likely y"nnr negroes, with
a1.cN'HnSive Al! stock Of every descriptions: The
S'e>c;:i "r"p of Cotton, Corn, Fodder aud
''t-, Il il'" nov read Wagon, l;ou>clh.d
h"n hirhcn Furniture ana other articles of
,,np"r'"ncc, on 81 crcdi, oStwcIv nonl,s.
ed securities.
5oKSAN JOIN h,kE kxEoLLowAy.{ rr,s.
y. Is. All persons having demands against
'he estate will present Them properly at
tested on or before the day of sale,
JORDAN HOLLOWAY
JOHN LAKE. Er'rS.
Oct L.. 1888 ~
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A Valuable Plantation, for sale

va NS; sophia Bonham offers for sale that
NJ valuable tract of Land upon which she
NOW ," resides, lying OH Ricllund Creek in this
ls'rict; ana adjoining lands of jacob b Smith.
y .aenry h'.'ons, Levi Wilson and others Th.
ract w CT contains nine hundred and thirty seven
N" "rrcs. Aboul four hundred acres are o.
PEN ica'iy one hundl cd Of which are old fields
I!nese were turned out many years ngo. and
n,"Ihs men put itttc worn, arc very valtlubIc;-
INC reminder is under fence and ~ finn STATE.
q, ."..'Vai.on' ana IS inferior T." no land in tint
section of the country, for the nrnduc,;on ~.
CoI" and Cotton. Upo!. the place is Il large
una i. c9ninod'ous double log Dwelling House,
VIII, .l'c other necessary out buildings.
rossession can be had abou the first of Jan
uary next. Also the purchaser can obt,,;n,
part OF liic Stoc.. aud Provisions.
:, f1r further particulars apply to Mrs. Sopli,
40 n1''iih'i'' on tn, premises j. r. Smith, at Nh
', w 'n"'"r to the subscriber, nj Edgefi,d Court
Nov !, 1873 IS An
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SzRHisskFF'S SALES.

,s virtue Of suu.lrv wri,S ct T.sri ior;.s to
+ me directed w,lb sold III d@rlcil & II
":- hfsi Monday am. Tue. day in ijcccn.b r
"rAf' the Iol'"wi::. property. viz
Lewis EllS2cy, Assignee. W James Snnnu
the d:'c dam ;lfc. Il in three seiara,c truc;-
nj itri ore COZ i;un'n" i6I acres. more or less.
a;i"'":ng Day!d tic!H,rs,'n. Dozinr and OH,
":$ ;'i,i'iter containing $50 acres a,oi:ur Ike
above hact. Richardson and others, and h.. 9th
=. col tanning 'ij acres, adjoining James Ogil-
vie and others.
Coleman Il l.owmsdalc VS. NJ l. VIM Hat
'ieih; o''i"r Plaintiffs. scvcraily, " the Same,
The tract ~ Ia where i. t:,mtl::l t. live. ad;n,u
~ iacn,, :. ass;ih A.!rn Minich nu,, c,i, ,,-.,,
ihont' .fNincr, W BaiIy Holt. one ,ya.ou.
Terms Of Sale. Cash.
WM. II. MOSS. S.E.D.
Nov 10, iS!:iS I'll