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DENTISTRY.

7 LEWIS a. j. Ii. NICHOLS have asso
y ciated themselves in burmese for the accommo-
dation of those who have not the opportunity of
calling at their resi- ence. Mr. n. will spend most of
his time in visiting the villages in this and the adioin-
ing counties, and will perform all operations on the
tee necessary for Their preservation. Mr.. n. will
also prepare the mouth for the reception of artificial
teeth take models, and transmit them TO Mr. Lewis
the celebrated mechanical dentist who will always
be at home and whose unrivallcl success, and un-
weared exertions 10 please, will eusure the public bet
ter work than can be procured elsewhere Our mode
of setting is far superior TO any other in point OF looks
convenience, and durability Any one wanting teeth
can come one day with mouth full of decayed teeth
and return the next with new SET Prices suited 10
the times and circumstances. All operations war
raned. J. LEWIS,
J. B. NICHOLS
Burlington, VT, Nav 1914
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CHARLOTTE S. pLATT'S ESTATE.

CHARLOTTE S. pLATTS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! To ali persons interested
District of thitienden, in the estate of harote
$. Platt, late of Milton in said District, deceased
testate, greeting. Lemue b. Pa,, and George K
Pat Executors of the last Will and Testament of the
said Charlotte s; Piatt, de eased having tiled in sind
Court their petition in wfilns setting forth that the
said Charlotte ;. died seized of fifty acres of land
situate in snd Milton, being part of the Hull farm
so called and beng the same land Sc, on, To the said
Charlotte ). by committee appointed by said Pro-
bate Court to make partition of the estate of iemucl
H. Plat, late of sad Milton, deceased among the
heirs of the said Lemuel b.. deceased as The said
Charlotte's portion of the real estate of the sad
Lemuel r., deceased; that the debts allowed l,v the
soinihlssoners upon the estate of he said Charlotte
3 against her estate are $3.50 IS; that the amount
OF the personal estate Is Sl0i o. as appears By the
inventory thereof, filed in sad Probate Court that
me sad Charlotte S. did, in and by her la wi and
testament give and beqneal h to certain egatecs in
san VIII nenii lncj, fashionable an eypens We m aurn
ing rings, and, to certain other lenatces ketpsakes
10 be procured by her said Executors; that il is NO
ccssnry to sell part of the said itv acres of land
tor the purposeo of paying thede aranstsnid estate
the expenses OF administration, and for the procuring
OF the specific egaCies aforesaid that the land nfnre-
snd Is so situated, and is in such FORM that part of
It cannot be old without injury to those Interested in
the remainder, and that sale of the whole fifty acres
would be beneficial To all persons interested m said
land, and IN the estate Of the sad Charlotte S. de.
censnd, and praying sad Court to license the sal
Executors to sell ali OF said fifty acres of and auree
any 10 me statute IN such case ma e and provided
Nhereunon. the Conr, Aforesaid doth appoint the
BIRD day of May, 1912, for hearing and deciding on
sad pe'non, nj the Office of the Register at s,iI
Court in Burlington, in said District, and doth order
that all persons interested e noiife thereofbv pub
hcaon of this order, containing the substance of said
petition, three weeks successfully in the R1rnrton
free Press. newspaper printed in Burlington in the
comfy Chttendcn, the last of which bIicatons to
be previous 10 said 23rd day of Nav 1912
Given under my hand at said Burlington this
2nd day of May, 1912.
WILLIAM WESTON Re,is,er
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WOOL, MS. WOOIENS.

The newborn champions of the woofgrower
such as the Patriot, Sentinel, &c. &c. show
great wrath on the supposition that manufac.
turers are favored above the wool-grower by the
new tariff bill. There is not the slightest foun-
dation FOR this wrath. By their oacn showing the
fact is the other way. Let us see: they say for
egn wool costs 90 cts. per H.. five lbs. then
cost one dollar, on which the duties are as fol-
lows
cts. per ID. specific 20 cts.
26 per ct. ad yaloren, D6
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Burlington, VT, MAY, IL
A CARD.

I TAKE this mclholof sincerely thanking the pub.
L lie for the very liberal patronage have re eived
from them while in business for the last nine wears
and hope 10y selling cheap and paying close attention
10 Their wants. 10 receive continuance of the same
am now receiving very large stock Of >easonahlo
Goods bought at the present very low prices, and
earnestly invite I'll wishing 10 purchase to examine
my s,oik letore buying elsewhere, think they
will save money by so doing.
SOLOMON WALKER.
Burlington, 9Th May, 1912.
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NEW AND CHEAP
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &C,

IliE SUI scrher having just returned from New
York, where he has selected a new and com
plctc assortment of HARDWARE, SADDLERY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. now offers the same
at the lowest cash prices.
From the facilities which he has of obtaining his
goods, he Is enabled to Offer Hardware at consider
ably less prices than has hitherto been sold in Yer.
mont.
Those in want Of articles in the above line will
find 1t their interest TO give him a call
WIN. J. HUNT
.Strongs Building, College ST., near the Square.
Burlington, May 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-13

The consideration of the Tariff question
awaits the movements of the Treasury Depart
ment, from which report upon the subject,
Astounding in Important statistics, is daily ex.
pected, having been called for several weeks
ago by the House of Representatives, at the
request of the Com. of Ways and Means.-Int
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-13

A 7 AUCTION rea, Bargains The subscriber
"a will commence selling at auction, at the store
formerly occupied by William Wells g. Co., lower end
OF Pearl street, on Wednesday, the LIST day of June
next. at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, the entire stock of goods
lately owned by s. d. Johnson. 1t consists Of dry
goods, dry and wet groceries, crockery glass, and
hardware. Terms Of payment made known at the
sale. The goods must and will be sold to close the
concern, aud no mistake.
SOLOMON WALKER
Burlington, April 30, 1912. Assignee
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Bemare.-The Cashier informs us that there
is IN circulation counterfeit So bill, on the
Bank of Orange County, dated jan 20 lslI
r. ID. Blodgett, payee, check letter A--John
Francis, President and Jason Steele Cashier
uncomnony well eXecuted.--Vt. Croniclc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-13

DIR. d. J. HEINEBURG has been appointed
Surgeon, and d. LEONARD MARSH Surgeon
Mate, of the 9th Regiment Sd Brigade, Is
Diyision--Vt. Militia.
II. THOMAS, Col, 9th Regiment.
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GEESE FEATHERS
Josiah Farnsworth,s Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, ! AT a Probate Courl held
District of Chitenden, S. Burlington within and
for the District aforesaid on the 10th day of May, A.
ID isl2' an instrument, purporling to be the last
WesIiord, in SAID District deceased, was presen ed
to the Court here for Probate 10y Reuben Farnsworth
the Executor therein named
THEREFORE, 1t is ordered by said Court, that
pubic notice gwen TO all persons concerned there
IN to appear before said Cour, at session thereof TO
bn holden at the Registers Office in said Burlington
on the second Wednesday of June A. ID. 1912 and con
test the Probate of sand Will and il is further or
ce syey in the Burlington Free Press. newspaper
printed at Burlington, in this State, the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned, aforesaid for
10th day of May, A. ID. 1912
VIM. WESTON RerisIr
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lA Co. CO. CD NQ
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare reduced 10 Rsoton NJ.

ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare reduced to Bsoton %.
Time OF starting altered to l before 6 A. M. on
and after Monday, End inst (ths day)-arrivs in
Boston same day at p. M.
morning train through TO Boston, leaves the Depot
at Greensnsh at before o'clock precisely every
morning, Sundays excepied.) Passengers must leave
Albany by the South Ferry, not later than / past 5
Noon train to Sprn qfeld is discontinued
night train through to Boston will leave
,'reendush at ! tefore 7 p. M.-ras>ergers must
cave Albany, as above not later than 81 O'Clock. -
Passengers for Springfield take this train.
Inc tram from Boston arrives in Grcenblsh AT 81
T.. M-givlng sufficient time for pas sengers to take
the cars for The west, the O'Clock boat for N. Y
FOR HARTFORD AND Ne W IA VEN.
Pa sengers leaving Albany in the morning by the
eiore 6 O'Clock train from Grecnbnsh may take
the Steamboat or s age at p. NJ. from Springfield,
reach Hartford in time for the Cars and arrive in
New Haven at 7 p. NJ. same day; or,
Leave Grcenbush in the Cars al before l. p. NJ
lodge in Springfield, and bv Stage to Hartford, take
Cars next morning and arrive in New Haven al 9
O'Clock.
Fare TO Springfield $500.
Pa.senncrs are particularly req"es,cd to procure
their Tickets leiore taking seats the Cars.
Tickets can be Obtained in Albany al G. r. Paync'S
office, q Broadway at Ticket Office in Depot al
Grecnl ush.
WIN. II. TOWNSEND,
Master Transportation.
Grecnbush Depot, May 2, 1912.
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For The aged, Ildi'e aged, and me Young.
The ,ubscriler pscuIarIy requests the attention
OF young genIemenlo the style OF Dress and FrocG
Goats made at his Establishment this Spring. Cen
tlemcn more advanced in life can be accommodate
with garments adap,d TO their age, general appear
an u, 81. &c. Nor than usual pans taken as to
SIZE, ease and comUl. Having obtained the latest
improvements in til. art of Cutting and Making gen
tlencn', garments all kinds, 10y initiating the most
successful of City Tiors in continual improvements
from time time b subscriber trusts that his estab-
shment will lie fuud one Of the very best in The
country. -
JAMES MITCHELL,
Draper and Tailor.
N. B. Nor risk 10 he customer at the above e>iab-
i>hmeni. Genenei not asked TO take garment
unless fitted.
Brlington 10 May, 1912. 49lf.
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NEW GOODS. NII 1870

NEW GOODS, NAY. 1912.
MESSRS. PANGBORN d. BRINSMAID are
VI receiving additions To their stock OF Watches
Jewery, ocks, Brushes, Combs and fancy foods
Beautiful Gold and Silver Lever Watches of their
own importation, Breaches, Rings, Knives, Raz5rs,
SCISSORS, Straps, &c
stocks, Sc.
Some splendid and rich satin and 81 Dress locks
Scaris, Stileners, tollars Bosoms, &c
Brushes.
Brushes
Lamp Weeks, Chimney and other Lamp Glasses,
silk Purse, Flutrs, Accordons &.
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NEW AND CHEAP COODS

THE subscriber has Just received from New York
4 large and extensive assortment Of fancy and
staple dry goods, among which may be found cloths
cassmcr,s, sattinets genrlemens summer goods of
every DESCRIPTION great yHrie of linens French
printed cambrics, lawns and English prints, millinery
goods Of all kinds shawls haukercheis muslns
gloves hosiery umbrellas, parasols, carpctngs rugs
paper hanging, n great variety of bonnets Lerh6rn
hats &c. &c, which offered ct lower prices than
such goods have been sold al IN this market.
II. W. ChTLIN
Nav & 1870
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d i q Il

In Wcstford, on the 9Th inst. JOSIAH FARSswoRrH
Esq aged 81 years-one of the first settlers having
resided here so years Publishers in Illinois, &C.
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JACoBs's PACKAGE EMPRESS,

Bet7reen Albany and MontreuL
TTNTII. further notice, leaving Albany on
~ Wednesday, and Montreal on Saturday Of each
week, in connexion with liarnden & Co. at Albany
New York, Philadelphia Boston, Liverpool Lon.
don, Ireland Scotland and Iiavre, for the trans
porIa'ion OF Specie, Bank Notes, Valuable Papers
Packages of Goods, Books, and all other Parcels
that may offer.
Montreal Exchange Coffee House.
All any-No. r. Exchange Buildings
New York-No. 3, Wall Street.
Boston--No 8, Court Street.
Burngton-J. d J. Fl. Peck, & Co.
REFERENCES.
T. El' =. T. p1 !. 3. REED, Albany, Ny.
p WELLS
KELLod If Co., 0!' ~ l.
A. WATRous,
A. H. w. HYnES & Co. Castleton VT
J. & J. II. PECK Il Co, Burlington, VI.
j. c. PIERCE f. Son, ST. Johns l.. c.
April %. 4sf
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'VE the subscribers, having been appointed bv
" me Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tiict of Chtlendcn commissioners TO receive examine
nnj adjust the claims and demands of all persons.
agansl the estate of Philip Walker, late of Wilson
m SAID District deceased, represented inso,ent and
also Al aims and demands exhibited IN offset there.
10; and six monhs from the day of the date hereof
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we viii attend TO
business OF our appointment, nj the dwelling Of
the widow of the deceased, in Willlson, IN sad
District the 18th day OF August next al ioo'eloek'
\. NJ, of said day. 80,
H. l.. NICHOL :, 49,. a
ERASMUS CHAPLIN
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MOHAWK AND III DSUN RAILROAD.
NOTICE.

NOTTCE,
For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking the seven o'clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany (Which went into operation on the 10th in
stant) train of Railroad Cars will start from Sche-
neclady, daily at So o'clock p. NJ. during the con-
unnance OF The love arrangement on the River
BY this arrangement passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at 3 to o'clock p NJ. aud reach Albany
in time for the boat which will save travellers from
the north, the expense of remaining over night at
Albany or Troy. BY the existing arrangement, clii-
zens of Saratoga obliged leave bone at o'clock
in the morning, to take the steam boat at Albany at
p. NJ! ca miles via Ra-R, nd ~
JOHN COSTIGAN,
Superintendent
April % 1912.
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GLOVER SEED of superior quality Just receive
~ and for sale by IL w CATLIN,
May l3. Stronps Bull linn
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"A LIVERY STABLE
UO1RDING HOITS

Carpetinss, Oil Cloths and Rugs.
a extensive assortment on hand and for sale by
IA April 49, lovely & SEYMOUR.
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"Ah! who will sit
At Reasons feet,
Whose heart with love is warm!
Her brow is fair,


Her brow is fair
Her dark brown hair
Wreath'd bacs wi pensive charm"
How the author discovered the color of
Reasons hair, and her manner of wearing
ii, cannot guess. From his poetry we
certainly should not be led to suspect him
of very intimate acquaintance with her.
This piece is signed GA" and the name of
the author most naturally suggested to the
reader, would doubtless be formed by adding
to this initial the letters "ss." (Query-
should not tho same signature be appended
to the other original articles in the paper y
On the next page we have profound po-
iitical article on our relations with England,
briefly headed "RrvALs.' From what
can gather of the aim Of the writer, land
confess it is very littlc,) he seems to think
all our differences with England are very
slight, and nigh, be easily settled, were il not
that, as he beautifully expresses it, " the in
cident of rivalry happens, however 10 this
controversy to compicate it," Verify, if
we compare him to Mrs Malaprop in the
field Of literature, none but the sage DOG
BERRY can be considered his equal IN law
and politics.
might quote further rom the gems which
the TorAz showers in such rich profuson,
but have no wish to encroach further on
the province of The physician, by admins
tering emetlcs 10 your readers. Enough has
been quoted to afford specimen of this
number, and this, we are assured, is a spe-
cimen of what We have to expect in future
As we survey these results of Mr. Ba,,ell's
labors, we cannot but be led to doubt the
truth of Sternkold and Hopkins venerable
version OF the Psalmist,-
The race s not unto the man,
=, That can the fastest run;
NOT me batteu TO the peopell
That have the longest gun"
At all events the converse of this cannot be
correct, for the "peopell that possess
such prize as MIR BArTELL," NAV always
rest assured they have the "longes, gun >,
that can be produced. r.
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nlSSOLUTION-1he co-partnershp heretofore
~ existing under the firm Of BOOTH a. FISH,
has this day expired. All persons having unsettled
demands in note or book are requested to call and
make settlement Immediately, or they will be left
with an attorney Tor collection.
DAVID FISH,
HIRAM BOOTH.
Jericho, April I, 1912.
The subscriber would say TO his former patrons that
the Leather and Shoe Business will be carried on by
him at the old stand and respectfully socls contn-
uance of former patronage. DAVID FISH.
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TT THOMAS is in want of few good Horse:
liz May II, 1912
II. r. CRTSwOLD'S
BOARDING HOUSE.

'INlilS House is now OPEN for the reception of
l. boardcrs. All who wish to board are invited Ia
call and examine his house and the ocular ndvan-
tage> which It's construction and location offer for
comfort and convenience.
Terms, very moderate Nav TO- 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-13

LNRCIT.-50 Boxc, Rai,ins, 10 Kegs do.
L 10 Boxe> Lemons, do. Oranges, for SAFELY
9 May, 1872 5. WALKER.
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NOTICE..

NlSH.-5O Qnintals Cod Fish, for sale by
L. May, 1912. S. WALKER.
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WANTED.
cash, Butter, Flax and most kinds of Produce in
ooXchange for goods. ii. w. CATLIN
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WINES.
y e Or Ca>k> of very choice Wines OF di lerent
~ ~ kinds, for sale by MAY 8. S. WALKER.
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New Goods and New Prices.

| SHEETlNG.-l0 Bales meeting, for sale by
~ May. S. WALKER.
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DIAPER ilANGlNGS, Just imported from France
L some beautiful patterns, for saleby
April %. LOVELY 4. SEYMOUR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25
CONCORD ACADEMY

CONCORD ACAUEN1
yT,us my, s.o, NJ This Institution will commence the first
T E.l,- !, ia situated Caroline County, about forty
Kchmod and, miles from me h Eaii,nnd aE
s,o, :, N,ra, S,ne where they obtain conveyance 10
The Of Tns rs Of ban1d and G
Including wnshne bedding and fuel for the session oil hVe
months is $780, payable in advance. at, s; ,, a,,,
their letters 10 Concord Academy Caroline county, Va address
ed to F. w. Coleman. - ,, :. r., n ro,,ir
Brauon Of Knr Ham; Dr. Oliver Christian q Charles c.t.
Johnson and Rev Nchoa' C3nns e. rs rot "
Portsmouth,: Dr. Whitehead r Or G%oawy gn e sa
- T - Rs "a Professors Harrison George Tucker
and W. B. Rogers, Of ne u.iresg q pns,aa p,,;.,,
j. D. COLEMAN. -,
Jam l3
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NJoNTCHENE ron sALE.-This tract Of Land containing
vi 80 acres is situated county Of orange near 'e
of and within miles of the Gnrtonsve
buildings comforiaes and bas AMI hea
occupied MS boarding and day school, and wei a1aleo o
same or prof. siona other gentleman ae dna
Of by The 18Th OF January will then BE- for rent or
npPy " VIC su0'Ss''' A'~ ], g. NEWMAN.
~ ,e e1~weN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25

MATCHES JEwELEY, FANCY GOODS, Free. GEN-
w NET opposite The Bell Tavern, Richmond Va. has on
hand above which the public are re-
Among the Watches are gold ana
silver levers Of H. J. Toba. Co.'S manufacture, The celebrity
Of which well known.
beautiful OF Cameo Topaz and other breas'ph''
and great variety Of Fancy Goods ,.
Jan. '@"V
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NnRTulI MnEpLANp XC.DEMI


rY1II[S Institution located Vt the healthy and
pleasant in the lower c"n The Trustees have
in engaging L. t. Hy"tnn Of the Buck
inaham Academy preside th institution for the current
wear submitted The Board of Trustees the
most satisfactory moral character and 10
and ability preside this any similar lnsu-
ton selected anhher OF api cans on
count Of the HIGH ad stand II those gentlemen b.!
whom hr and thnt number there
distinguished teaf. IN :hc county,
Rn,n.on will he aide. y competent Gssan;- In this in
,g;on excellent library u which there has been
GOOD .ap '' Of Msps ci"s maea Instruments,
herrcd he the chcafc ,tuoG u the KIND III the
State.
The The Isl bnay IN February and ends
the ,l,h day of November in ea, h year
Of instruction will comprise ~. English, french,
Latin and Greek languages, Mathematics Including Geometry
Surveying Algebra Meniraon, Conc ons aud plane and
spherical TrIgonomeir Geography Aatu Philosophy ana As
tucmy History Logic, Rhetoric, Composon and Mental fl-
losophy.
M; i I. s,i,,,,r 500 90
The ahove with Geography AMI the use Globes, = 90
In all other cases, ~ w.
BOARD exclusive q he'd and candles, 20 m
Redd.ng included - ="
The department viii conf under the suPeriEcnd
enc of Isaac Brent Steward whose experience IN
mi, way and hY him heretofore, leave no
dou, The faithful discharge II tile duties oil his depart
mcnt. !. r...
m. students o this Academy have enjoyed an unusual degree
NJ rood ,alf during session. The BY Laws make IL te
ann, NJ c President and his assistants, 10 pay
attention 10 If moral and religious
rncres minds Of the students ana every ptcce Cacu
4, cd 10 nrdnce vice strictly forbidden
Ds 0'os' v VIZ ". BAsYE Cheirrnan
20 75-4t
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1915: :

JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA CDMPANY.-Ihe navigation
of the Canal with the exception of The nene a
tn be closed for admit of REPAIRS hoee gwen
February that the navigation viii certainly be restored
Ion 30 ~ e0-tlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-25

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE wish 10 sell my Farm
~ Brook Hill living both sides Of Tn. Richmond aud Fehe
ickshurs Turnpike road, 81 miles from this city The Tract con-
Of which there about $50 acres 10"
grounds 30 of wood land in body TIC IN
provemen consist dwelling house. containing seven
rooms with passages above and b, Kitchen
smoke house DAIRY The other bindings such barn. IA
br negro quarters good repair This farm consine
admirably adapted either country for ciiy gentle
man. being within drive Of 30 10 Is minutes To lie city a, m
seasons OF the year. for Physician who woun
field for practice. For terms, application nay
s Henry L. Carter Of lenrico myself ether OF
whom will The land to any wishing 10 purchase.
~ no. c. WILLIAMSON.
T., 7a-2awiw