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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
WHICH is THE "BRITIsH PARTY.


From The Washington Whg Standard.
We find the following paragraph in the
Baltimore Clipper, a neutral paper, and
one which the people hereabouts know to
be worthy of credence. We ask for it the
serious attention of every citizen:
"We have it from an indisputable source
that an agent of an English iron manufac-
since to dealer in hardware, of this city,
that he had received positive instructions
from his principals in England, to use all
the means in his power to procure the re-
peal of the American Tariff. The agent
resides in New York, and will comply with
the instructions which he has received. So
here is proof positive of English interfer-
ence with our domestic concerns. British
gold will be lavishly spent to influence af-
fairs in this country; and British agents
will roam through our land to cheat and
deceive our people into the support of
British measures. Are they to be thus i'm
posed upon and corrupted We do not
belive it. The influence of British gold
may be partially felt, it is true, in the pur-
chase of few venal presses, which are
disgrace to the country; but the mass of
the American people will spurn this for
eign attempt on the purity of our Govern
ment, and cling with more tenacity to the
measure which England is so DESTROYS to
destroy. The knowledge that British a
gents are at work, under instructions from
their employers, TO procure the repeal of
the Tariff, wilbe sufficient to stimulate the
American people to its support, No Con-
gress will dare to unite with England in
the destruction Of our manufactures. No
patriot would sanction so unholy an I'M
ion and no man other than atraitor to
his country would sustain it"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
TO EVERY WING.

We warn the Wings of Vermont that
desperate attempt will be made TO defeat
the Wing Electoral Ticket. There are
not wanting reckless men in the ranks of
our opponents who dream of coalition
between the locos and third party men -
But never mind let the wings at once go
to work to secure the attendance of EVERY
WIG AT THE POLLS, and Vermont will
stand proof against every trick of the en-
envy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

Digest OF VERMONT REPORTS. We
learn that Messrs. Haskell g. Palmer of
Woodstock are about to publish a Digest
of Vermont Reports, from Chipman's Re-
ports to the last volume-by P. T. Wash
burn, Esq. This work, we are confident,
from the reputation of Mr.. Washburn,
will be well done, and prove of high val
ue to legal gentlemen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
From The Poughkeepsie Eagle e. Journal
BRITISH BRIBERY AGAIN!
MORE DISCLOSURES
Freemen arouse 10 defend your Rights, and
puL doMn Corruption !!

Freemen arouse TO defend your Rights, and
put dopn Corruption
We have already published the state
ments made by the London Times, disclos-
ing, among other things, subscription
raised at Manchester, in England, to cir
culate loco foco free trade documents in
this country, and beyond all doubt for the
further purpose of buying up votes, to put
down the protective system, in order to
promote British Interests among us 10 the
ruin of our own. In order that it may
not be forgotten what was said by the
Tines, we republish it, and wish every
man who regards the independence of the
country to MARK it. The Times says =
"a subscription was recently opened raise funds circu.
late Free Trade Tracts in Foreign Countries. About -Four
Hundred and Forty Thousand Pounds subscribed Some
the United States"
FOUR HUNDRED g. FORTY THOU
SAND POUNDS,or more than Two Mill
ions OF Dollars subscribed. Mark that =
What more is wanting to satisfy every I'M
pref udiced mind The London Times
in matters of news, is known as one of the
most correct papers on the Globe, and
gives nothing for which it has not suffic-
ent authority.
But we have more and stronger proofs
still than this, TO say nothing of the sub
scription list just published last week from
Manchester, the greatest manufacturing
town in England. There is an association
of the principal manufacturers in England
called the "Home League" whose object
and business it is to look after and consult
about their own interests. The acknowl
edged organ of that league, called " The
Economist" which is conducted under the
immediate direction of the chief managers,
of June 18th, 1874, speaking of the pend
ing Presidential election in this county
says -
The election of Henry Clay and a Wing administration
which seems the most probube 0 1t will be well for ou
English Manufacturers to bear in mind will probably render the
American Tariff stable for five years from this time any thing
can be stable in such country"
What is this but direct appeal to the
British manufacturers to bestir themselves
to interfere with and prevent if possible
the election Of Mr.. Clay? 1t is nothing
more and nothing less, and the only thing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
BRITISH GOLD!

See the astounding proof-ay, and ADJ
MISSION of the fact, by John Tyler's
organ-that British gold is poured out like
water to secure the election of James K.
Polk. Democrats locofocos must you
not doubt the patriotism and the safety Of
your course, when you find yourselves sup
porting British interests Rally, rally for
Clay, Chandler, and the American Sys-
tenn down with Polk, Dillingham;, and the
British System
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA.

The first news from Pennsylvania ex-
ceeds the highest expectations of the most
sangune wings. We can hardly doubt
a decisive victory in the State---a victory
decisive of the great Presidential contest;
though as for that; with either Virginia or
New York, the Wing cause is safe with
out PENNSYLVANIA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We need hardly invite the attention of
our readers to this document. The sub
jects discussed are of themselves interes-
ting, and are handled with Mr.. SHADES
usual ability.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
NEW JERSEY REDEEMED

New Jersey has nobly taken her stand
among the Wing States of the Union.---
The Wings of that State have stood up
stoutly, against all the influences ofwealth,
bribery and corruption, which have been
brought to bear, with tremendous power
against them. We have carried the State
Electon---and the vote of this State will
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

be given, without the shadow Of ques-
ton, for Mr.. Clay.
Full returns from New Jersey present
the following result -
Stratton, wing, 1897
Thompson, loco, 1O,749
Wing majority, 1879
The Legislature is overwhelmingly whig,
thus securing the election of wing to the
U. S. Senate. Wing majority in joint
ballot %; loco majority last year 16.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
CONNECTICUT.

The results of the town elections are
Notwithstanding wing majority in the
State of 5000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
MIR. POLK TRIED BY HIS OWN
TEST.

In Mr.. Folks letter to Mr.. Kane-the
very letter which Northern locofocos affect
10 consider satisfactory on the question
of Protection-he declared that he had
given his assent to the bill reported by
the committee of Ways and Means, (of
which Mr.. Polk was member,) in 1882.
We have, therefore, a test of his own Sc
lection by which 10 try him let us apply
it, and prove
FrSt-That on the articles produced by
American labor and capital--articles from
the farm, the plantation, and the manufac-
tory of every kind, and springing from
every department Of domestic labor e
gaze far less protection thai is given by The
Wing Tariff Of 1922
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

Average Wing majority, 262.
Polk's home. AT the election in Colum-
bia, the home of ]. X. Polk, the Wings
carried their ticket two to one-Whig 90
loco 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

appointment. The Clerk of the House
has appointed VIM. c. Bradley Esq. of
Peacham, as Assistant Clerk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

nominate county officers, and for joint assembly
Saturday 10 A. NJ complete county appointments laid
the table. Adjourned
TRipAY, Der. II, 1874.
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Markle, wing, 39,2O4
Skunk, loco, $4,000
Wing mai. 2,4O4
Wing maj. in 1910, 943
Wing gain, 1,46l
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
District
Lewis Cs4.evin, native, gain.
Joseph r. Ingersoll, wing.
]. II. Campbell, native, gain.
a Jacob Sheaver, native, Coco loss)
Jacob S. Yost, loco
Jacob Erdman, loco gain.
A. R. McIlvaine, wing.
8 John Strohm, whig.
9 John Ritter, loco.
10 Richard Brodhead, loco.
I6 James Black, loco.
STILL LATER.
In 81 Counties Skunk has ass MAORI
ty-Van Buren's majority in 1910, 1851
wing gain 1896. The majority in the Stat'
will be so small either way as to ensure
great battle on the electoral vote, will
nearly equal chances for success. 1t will
be remembered that the wings lost thu
Governor in 1910, yet carried the Stat
for President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1914.

last clause. Amer remarks from Messrs Briggs
and Camp favor of making the character of tho report dis
coonoty with the committees tho amendment carried and
the resolution amended adopted.
The hour having for joint assembly, the Senate repair
ed TO the Hall of the House of Representatives
The Senate having returned from joint assembly, tho House
resolution assigning Wednesday 10 O'Clock A. for the
election of u s. Senator called up from the table and
Cured in.
Mr. j. moved that when the Senate adjourn, he 10
Monday mornings agreed and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
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HOUSE.

2 o. cLocki r. VI,
Petitions referred Of James NJ. slude and Others and James
NJ Gordon Others the select Committee licenses
Martha Wells, to the Judiciary Committee.
The Committee Rules reported rules for the session. which
adopted.
Resolution. By MI Bailey, insncng delegation in Con
gross go for the repeal Of all laws uuthorsng slavery in The
District of Columbia, and also for tho adjustment of thu
slave ude referred to the select Com@ee this subject.
AhinnInnl.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

Wing gain from l84l 1850
Wing gain from l540 1888
The locos have thus far lost members
Of the Legislature and | Senator, which
moro then annihilates their present major
ity in the Legislature.
LATER.
Further returns, embracing l9 counties,
are less favorable, though not decisive
The correspondent of the Boston Atlas, in
giving these returns, comedies the chances
of Shunk's election by small majority,
though not by sufficient majority to de-
stroy confidence in the State going for
Clay in November. Skunk has undoubt-
edly carried hundreds of German votes,
which will not be given for Polk. The
returns from the west may yet secure the
election of Markle. The result in the
10 counties IL nc ColloUc 49,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

lit tor t0t At the last session OF Con-
gress, Mr.. Dillingham; argued at length
against the election of Members of Con-
gress By disiricts-by the way, the only
Just, fair, and democratic mode of election.
We trust the people Of this district will
crafty Mr.. d., and decide that he shall
never again be troubled with an election
by The district Isn't this fair case of
Z" tit for tat 2" In all sincerity, however,
the course of Mr.. Dillingham; on this sub
ject, deserves the apprehension of every
voter who regards his own rights. Sup
pose the Legislature of Vermont should
Immediately enact, Gas it has the power
of doing, if the act of the Wing Con-
gress of lS42 is nullity,) that the cleo
ton of member of Congress should be
taken from this district at once and
given to the whole State--thus securing
the election of Mr.. Chandler beyond
doubts there single supporter of Mr..
d, who would not complain that he was
shorn of his rights ?-borne down by the
votes of men alien to his district ?-prac-
ticaly DISTINGUISHED Yet precisely such
injustice as this, grows out of the general
ticket system, wherever it is in force, and
indeed worse for that system is not
only grossly unjust to the political minor
ity in the States where it obtains, but it
is unjust to all the other states which do
not adopt it. For instance: New Hamp-
shire had in fact four votes in the last
Congress, in the House, while Vermont,
with a greater population, actually had
but rco, Oh every point where Mr.. Dilling-
ham disagreed with his colleagues Yet
this gross injustice Mr.. ID. besitated not
to sustain, even in defiance of the law OF
his own State, and the very one which
gave him his election Let the real dem.
ocrats of the district put their seal of rep
rotation upon this conduct, and send a
man who will endeavor to do equal and
exact Justice to the freemen of all the
States. We trust the district system will
be enforced in all the States, but if it il
not, it is easy to see that Vermont, for sell
preservation and her just rights, will be
tempted to adopt the general ticket sys
fem
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

# Duties by Polls Tariff. Duties BY the Whig Tariff
Wool of cts and UNDER free Costing cts and UNDER, pc
" " over cents Is pc. Over cts 3 cts pound
I'll and 80 per ceni.-equal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

Stcondly--We will show that when Mr..
Polk was reducing the protection on our
products, he was taxing our labor for ar
tcles of almost universal consumption
while on the other hand, the Wing Tariff
protects us and relieves us from a burden
some tax on these necessaries Of life:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18
FIRST GUN FROM TENNESSEE.

On the 28th ult. the charter election in
Nashville came off with the following
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

Coffee 20 free
7hirdl-We prove that while Mr..
Polk was reducing the protection on our
products, and taxing these necessaries Of
life, he was in favor of admitting the lux
uries, which the rich almost exclusively
enjoy, at far less rate than that imposed
by the Wing Tariff:
Polk's Tariff Whig Tariff
Silks, ~ l2 per cent. 30 pc.
Lace goods of cotton silk, gold
and silver, &c. 10 average 90
Jewelry of gold silver, &c. 7l2 90
Watches, Diamonds, pearls, &c. 7 IL Z l-2
Madeira wine, % per gal. 6Op.g.
There's Polk protection and Polk dis
elimination for you: contrast it with the
duties on the same articles by the Wing
tariff, and draw your own conclusions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

subscription recently opened to raise funds
late Free Trade Tracts In Foreign Countries. About -Four
Hundred aud Forty Thousand Pounds subscribed Some
of these Tracts to be printed New York; for circulation
Aha Ifn oil Stata
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SifEEsEFE>S SALE.

Z ; viftnr Of Execution TO me directed from the
Wayne Circuit Cnut, will exuose nj publ. .nle at
Court honse door IN Centertle Wayne County, Tndi-
ahn tic tth dav or Nave tber Si4 betAeen The hours
ri tea o'ciark, \ VI and 70 O'Clock, T. on said lay
tsf ft3"athg property. VITA certain parcel
~ land situated ~ WAYNE Indiana.
efs part 81 tho Soh East Qnfrfrr Secon tlfy-6ve.
township fourteen. Range West, beeinnn. at tho
ancten 9f tie National Road, &c, line Of said
artef section Thence East along North said
faad thirty perrhes thence North parallel said West
Inc TO iaeinte thirtcen Taken property
Jahe smith - SATISFY exscuon IA favor Of William s.
Wa DAVID GENTRY. Sheriff
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A WORD IN SEASON

M HEN Il - considered how many are ar,,>r -.
w ried 'o premature grave BY thai unseuanx ,,.-
aent disease Consumption the vital Of
dias promptly - hase conpin which adj TO IT, wifi 5.
re atttY acknowledged.
IL IS computed dnng the year iss3 in in. United
State alone. iu1U1o peFsoa.. died Consum p,on in II.
various forms and II this large number pal
"se yols and aetse- ~ he very prime lite ror ana
Iscf.ncss!t
Lei II also be constantly mind tina, TIN, o.;si
ous and aiai disease has its amus, invariably in
neglected cold iaat BY the Of proper efcient
edicne the disease be prevented setiin, q,
we LaaSs add taas valuable Lie prolonged Such
ed5oine - DR. D1hcans Expec Remedy for Con-
hP'o', 1ndds, Coughs. aas all other diseases of tn.
,aas, LIVER and Nintp'pe. IL resntca TO with e,n6
"ehee y Al 'issses of Society II removes thu mohia
hoas hst ssfte III the minute of The To,r, anu,
the diseased matter that lies hs Trsrhe, ar ~ ,n5,gn.
~ fNReetofseh nus IS fatal disease remoy,d !, II,
ihclpieacy IL every sage Of Consumption III. R,m.av
viii afford Reiis IL has cured many whose rrcar.r.
TT1nou7cs hopeless, and IN wi,h, ,ss
ins SOME benefit Do be Induced ,rae with .,eh
alarming disease by masking of tho .vyne
Oantss Ae. ihst daily paimed off
nuhhc. Go ut once the Office under III, Henri,
iloasc. and obtain the medicine before too late
fEAy- 4 supply above Expcorant Remesv ;,.,
received at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
juno -. ieii CTS per bottle
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ME undersigned offers f5f SALE farm situated about
eight miles n0fthsest oi Richmond in hecithy and
pleasant Observation-Disclosures mis- from Friends
meeting house. nj the distance from
church. The FARM eoataiGs aboat f20 good
quality. and - Is in III cultivation There
the premises very comfortable house. with
cessary ousbadings-a good am substantial hama good
orchatd-a failing spring of excellent Ihe
Farm will be sold reasonable terms price
payments aad possession m Re given aay tine may
wanted. This desirable one. and anv person
purchase saclion
Of coaaary- iaq1 re OF JAMES y NES,
Near sAe Aaskes House, Rich.neno, Ind.
April 5tE. 1914 I5xf
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SCH COL NOTHCE2

NE ISS EMILY kNOWITDN would respectfully IN
IVl firm her friends md the public. that
school 10 Echmond. the second Monday Mo-
Vemper next n Her "
DC redarrd quarter FIR scholars first class
es aud 40 Tor ihse advanced Shs respectfully
ficEts n share of patronage.
Oct inth. Irfi
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Clock as.a WATCH Repairing

II s8bscroef nali inform his friends old cuso-
tbat he sill continues the Watch aud Clock Re-
pairing, II Main and Marke, streets at
al stand formerly occupied ny A Siddan, where he will
bckcj receive ard will patiently frate for the calls
. all may favor him with their custom. Work
done despatch and warranted perform casy
JoSUtt b. HuNNiCUTT.
Richmond. Nov l7th. 1919 1871
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SALE FOR T \ X i.S.
DELINQUENT Taxes for 1913 and 1914,

BY virtue of a prccept TO nc directed from the
city clerk, shall offer at public sale. on the
Second Monday Of November next.
at the Council Chamber door, first, the Rents and
Profits, and, failure of that satisfying the Taxes
now due, the fee simple Of the following Real Is
tate, all lying and being in the city of Richmond.
Wayne county, Indiana. and taken and distressed
for Taxes, the property of the following named
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Il Administrative Notice.

VIE undersigned has taken OF the Wayne Proha
4 Court letters Of administration the estate Of
Thomas Wells deceased. late n said rounty: oil persons
indebted sad Will please make Immediate ray
ulcn ana all having claims against ,e viii present
thcm legally authenticated for settlement within
prescribed Dy law. TINS estate is propeblv solvent.
FANNY NICHOLS,
Oct. lsi, 1871. 49,. Adm'x.
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Richmond Woollcn Factory.

s VIE Subscriber having commenced M nufaetu;,,
business al the above meaiioned place he il nren,5
Ell torscetNe wool 10 manufacture CLOTH. FIAN.
Nhi.S. Bi-ANhEiS. SAT IlNETTS and JEANS, e-
ter by the yaFa the shares terms suited 10 thu
times lie also has hand good OF the .boyc
naaied Ecois winch lie willing for wool or
nthrr pFotnre lie will also Ga ool Full and ORES,
tioIh Tor those who ~ him CUSTOM nj iii,
prices. aud hopes by sc, attention 10 bs
ness 10 give ganetal satisfaction.
LEViNUS KING
Richmond Nov. II, 1919.
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A FARM FOR SALE

WE subscriber offers for sale, miles north
OF Richmond. II contains eighty al land Of tho
BEST qua ittYsnoj buildings barn,
onthnu-fs IL order There thrifty
orchard 81 excellent fd AMI one of the most
de.iahle locations in the neiehhnfhond.
Beng atnl offers for sale his en,ic stoek
Of BOOTS SHOES. wholesale or retail, n, tho low.
possible prices
LUKE LEAGUE.
Icamoad Ia, sep, 2Oth, 1914 r.
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Orsb0ne's superfne Water

6tOLORS. warranted 70 De equal 10 imported,
bacng variety of qualities, sizes and boxes Cam
ei's Hair Pencils. ditfesen, sizes, for saIe the
kscaGsoad, J gae ~, 1874. BOOK STORE.
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WALLINg l1AQZ9Was,
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.
STOVES! STOVES!

We have hands general assortment Of COOKING
STOVES IF the latest improved patterns Also.
seven ard Ten plate. wiih variety Of PARLOLR and
FRANKLIN STOVES. oil of which viii exchange
low for cash wheat good horses
fr3-AH 0rets thankfully rereiee i The Foundry
Store door lie Post Office, Main
7. j. O'iIARA.
Richmond. Sov. ,. 1872 4id
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- r. LiPPINCoTT. has just received. fnrn PhiTa-
-. delphia. superior Pale. Csa "a Baay
nish. together with Cabinet and Japan Varais also lot
fash tonable Carriaga Trimmi ng.. low Tor
May q; i3.t i3-u
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Ygy IL unarsignet have taken of ths Wayne Probats
toari. 'efers documentary the Of Ann JEFF
t Of sail couay. and therefore request all
4dcb ed to the make immediate payment;
aa ~ those having claims ngaus, the present
taen. legally authenticated for settlement within the
prescribed BY law. The estate il prnba blv solvent.
WAY JEFFRIES,
JOSHUA JEFFRtES,
IAth mo. 10Th. 1914 Executor.
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DWELLING: HOUSE FOR SALE.

ENY virtue al an order of the Wayne Proba &c Court
the August Term si4 viii fo sale
san aay November Isl ~ tte City Of Richmond
following described real Toe South half
d Let Numbered ninety Is tan, part OF the city Of
Richmond res " Starr. subject neverIbe-
lctah Of strip off the East spd Of said Lot
Eve feet wide Tor Alley. Ga the following
~" he paid hnud fourth
months. and fourts, months. nd
fourth eiea months The purchas.r give
win approved On the above property
good dwelling house, neatly painted and
slcA modern style 1t contains rooms and all the
paenisgss of comfortable residence There is
g9oi stable nd hruse md other buildings.
IL IS pleasantly situated, aud IN good nsghborhood-
JOB BOR1ON. Admr.
OF tho estate Of J. s Borion. der'd.
Oct dir l314. 4i-u