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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
DAVID D. BURROUGHS ESTATE.

DY virtue of license from the Hon. the Probate
MD Court for the district of Randolph, will be sold
at public auction, on the premises, in Brookheld, Vt. on
Tuesday, the I'd day Of December. 1s45, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, the Hill Farm, tso caIle1,) whereof David D.
Burroughs, late Of Brook6eld aforesaid, died seized and
possessed; containing about one hundred and Ninety
acres ofland, with convenient buildings thereon. Credit
for twelve months will be given, i! desired, for a part of
the money, with good and sufficient security.
FIG, BIGELOW, Executor.
BIookheld, Nov. IS, 1916. AZ
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BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY AND LITERA
RY ASSOCIATION.

HENRY ] MOORE, A. M. Principal,
M. w. SARGEANT, Assistant.
Prof S.. NJ, Bassett, Teacher of Vocal Music.
Mrs. S. M. Bassett, Teacher ofMusico on Piano, Painting
an Drawing.
Miss Emily NJ. Hozeltine, Teacher ofFrench.
The Winter Term commence on Thursday Nov. 81,
and col tinues eleven weeks. Lectures with experiments
will be given as the studies of the students may require.
Al addition TO the Astronomical apparatus has been or
dered which is expected soon. Tuition as heretofore ad-
vertsed. Board, exclusive of washing and lights, $lOO
to 81 II IL. Text Books are kept by the Principal.
N, H.. ARLINGTON, Secretary.
Bakersfield, Nov. IA, 1916.
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only to be known to be appreciated. They are pleas
ant to the taste, operate quickly, arc easily taken, are
convenient to carry about with you, and will produce
the desired effect quicker than any medicine in use.
DIR. Sherman's warehouse is 106 Nassau st. N. Y.
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ne MR G=H1@1Ie

In this village, by Rev. Mr.. Manser, DR.. J. Sher-
wood and Miss Margaret Reed.
In Walden, Mr.. Walter Davis and Miss Achsah M.
Gould.
In Haverhill, N. H. MI. Charles K. Morse and Miss
Rebecca Slack, both of Newbury, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
N @ I | c h

Mr.. GODDING will give a concert at the Free
Church, on Monday the 24th inst. The much admired
Boy will aid in the performance. The Ladies and Cler-
gymen will be admitted free. Mr.. G. will sing 10 Of
the most feeling songs sung at this day with a Melodi-
an or S%eraphene accompaniment, and he feels DESTROYS
for a full attendance.
store. Doors opened at Z o'clock; concert to COM
mence at z l-2. WA. G.
Montpelier Nov. 18th.
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EACTS ARE STuRRORN THINCs1

ID OBERT LAHORE, Surgeon of the Royal National
~ Vaccine Establishment, No. s, Russell Place, Fitl-
roy Square, London, has just received from the Institu-
ton a fresh supply of VACCINE LYMPH. Surgeons
can be supplied, and the Report of the Institution seen,
by application to the above.
N. B.-R. L. B. has practiced upwards of 20 years in
London, and other cities in England, in all cases of dis
eases, and can be consulted by letter or in person.
North Ferrisburg, It., Oct I, l845. 42:3m
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BIZ At the Corner Store!
OTORRS & LANGDONS are prepared to sell in guam
y titles to snit purchasers, on better terms for cash than
can be bought in this State,
900 kegs Nails,
100 boxes Glass,
100 sets Window Blind I~langings,
100 " Il" " Fasenings,
Door Latches, Locks, Knobs, Butts, Screws, &c.
1000 lbs Superior Whits Lead,
100 " " Paris Green,
1000 C Red, Yellow and Whiting,
200 gals. pure Linseed Oil,
100 d" " Turpeutine.
April Is, 1915, II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
SUPERIOR WIGS AND
H-M N MI m WWTWD HR MSA q

livery description Of WIGS and HAIR-WORK con-
IL stantly manufacturing and for sale, Wholesale and
Retail, al
B. f. BURGESS Establishment, SO3 Washington St.
BOSTON.
Gents. GossAM ER and WEFr WIGS, of sur crior make
and fnish-Ladies' Self Contracting l. -WIGS-en-
tire new model-and fit themselves so completely to the
head that they can be combed and arranged without the
least trouble from moving out of place. These articles are
a great improvement, as they can be worn without a cap.
All kinds of articles for HAIR-DREssER's use. Those
wishing to buy to sell again, or at Retail, will find it tc
their advantage to call-as the assortment is very extern
sive, of the BEST quality, and at the LOWEST prices.
All articles ordered warranted to fit. Choice PERU
merry, COMBS, BRUSHES, Sc,
BOB Washington street, Opposite Avon Place. BosroN,
October, l845. 42:6w
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BAKERSFIELD ACADEMICAL INSTI-
TUITION.

J. S. Spaulding, A. B. Principal.
Mrs. }. $. SpouIding, Preceptress.
Mr.. S. M. Bassett, Teacher of Vocal Music.
Mrs. S, M. Bassett, Teacher of Piano Music.
Mrs. o.. Il. Houghtou, Teacher of Landscape
painting and Perspective.
The Winter term commences on Wednesday
Dec. 81. Lectures with experiments will he Civ
en- as usual. An Achromatic Telescope with Ter
~re$tridl and Celestial Powers sufficiently large to
render visible the Nebul@ and the Belts of the
Planets has been obtained. Books are furnished
by the Principal. Board including rooms, wood
and washing $l,l2 ~ 10 1,25.
SETH CAKES, Sec.
Bakersfield Nov. IL, 1916. 5t47
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VUNRIAL OF DELLA A. WEBSTER, on a charge of
n aiding slaves to escape-written by herself; for sale
at this office. Price, l shilling. 46
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STRAY CATTLE,

pROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber, on OF
ED about the 18th INST, two red yearling STEERS,
and one yearling HEIFER. The heifer is red, except .
little white in the face. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
Eden, Sept. "a, 1915. (46) n, Downs.
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TAT OF VERMONT.

RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS.
Vt a Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office in
Washington, within and for said District, on the 18th
day of November ~l845-Present, John Colby Judge
A N instrument purporting to be the last will and
EA- testament of THOMAS AUSTIN late of Chelsea, in
said district, deceased, being presented to the Court
here by Harry c.. Weeden, the executor therein nam
ed, for probate; 1T is ORDERED by said Court, that
all persons concerned therein, be notified to appear al
a session fsaid Court, to be holden at the Inn of C
Blodgett, in Chelsea on the 18th day December 1845
and show cause, ifany they may have, against the Pro
bate of said will for which purpose, it is ordered, thai
a copy ofthe record of this order, be published three
weeks successfully, in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record,
3t47 Attest-JOHN COLBY, Judge.
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Receipts tor thcFreeman ,

[NoT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
G Thorn, ] l. Thompson, R Andrews, A Russ,
81 so each. L Moody, 81; M Stowe, SOC. and $3.50
for Canada miss.
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FURS. y ROAS.

A ND a lot of Fur-TrimmeI Caps, just rec by
BALDWIN ScoTr and Co.
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A PRENTICE WANTED! By the subscriber, a boy
IA of good moral character, from I6 to Is years of age,
to the Wheelwright business, TO whom good encourage
ment will be given. Apply soon. NJ. w. HosMER.
johnson, Sept. 10, l845. 3stf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20


GREAT .aRRIHaL OF
FALL GOODS f!
From New-YOFk and Boston!
6ln6A PIECES PRINTS, from 6 To IL cts.
OUU zoe do MOUSIIN D'LAINES. II to 81
IS ps CASHMERE D'COSSE, 30 to so
10" Rep CASHMERES, 81 Ia 10 80
rs " Silk warp ALPACA, SO tots
" Twilled INDIANA, 81 10 100
10 Z" CAMEIIANS, 80 to 81 LIZ
100 New and Elegant SHAWLS, 200 to 800
50 doz MUFFLERS, IL to "a
so ps BROAD-CLOTHS, 200 TO 500
20 * SATTINETS, So to 100
25 e" Fancy DOE SKIN, l,l2 to 1874
so " Bed T~ickings, IL IL to IT
10 doz Face Shawls, IS TO AS
ALSO:
A splendid lot OF Florence Blue TEA-WARE, and all
other kinds of ~CROCKERY, at the lowest New York
prices.
We also sell all kinds of GROCERIES as low a, " ere
sold in Montpelier last fall, excepting a few articles that
are higher in market. We have received,
1000 lbs ST. Croix SUGAR,
1000 " Loaf do
5 hds MOLASSES,
1900 lbs SALERATUS, rs Chests TEA,
Is bags Coffee, 10 boxes Raisins,
3 boxes Bar Soap. 100 lbs Cinnamon,
so lbs Gloves, 1000 " Tobacco,
1000 d" Rice, 100 " Nutmegs;
In fact, VIC have all kinds of Groceries, which must
and shall be sold, al Boston prices, with freight added.
ALSO 10 Cases Mons Thict Boots. 5 do. Boys
do. Kip Mems Boots, 10 Cases Rubber Shoes.
1t is needless 10 say any thing about the prices o.
Boots, for we will sell them less than can be bought in
Montpelier.
ALSO:
10 Bales of heavy sHEETING, We have on hand a
10 do. Fine do few bales of Sheeting
8 Twilled Cotton. )6 IL cts by piece.
We return thanks for the many f,vors which we have
received, and shall continue to sell Goods on the casl
principle and at lower prices than eau be bought in Yer
mont.
Just received a large lot of HARD WARE, Brass Kel
ties, Knives and Forks, Butts, Screw, &c. &c
Also received, a large lot of NEW CARPETING, com
prising All Wool Kidderminster, Cotton Carpeling-
Stair Carpcting, RUGS, of various STYLES and patterns.
Opened this day, a large assortment Of MUFFS an
BOAS.
5 doz Spring Top CAPS,
10 doz FUR TRIMMED CAPS,
5 bales BUFFALO ROBES.
Finally, we would say to Merchants and PedIarA VII
wish to repIenish he r stocl, that we will sell as chea
as YOU can send 10 Boston and obtain Goods of the sam
quality. LYMAN III
Sept. "a, 1876.
~ - IL IF,o,C 4oOoI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

BIookheld, Nov. IS, 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

MOKE HUME TESTIMONY
Or. BhA LrE-Dear Sir; In the whole hist Of remedies for diseases
Of the lungs, nothing stands the test like the Hungarian Balsam 1t
is spoken Of IN the highest terms By men of standing in this place.
Concord, n, II. April 2h IA. Yours, ALLISON & GAULr,
10 III. d., +, BRADLEE: The Hungarian Baham is, beyond doubt,
the most perfect specific for consumption ever invented. | am GEN
eral agent for this medicine in N. Hampshire and Vermont, where /
have sold large quantities oft, and daily hear reports of its success,
of the most astonishing character. CHARLES r. FAawELL,
Clnrnmnnf N IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

DIR. BRADLsG-DearS Sir: | can trily say that the Hungarian Bal
sam has been of thu most infinite service to me. have been cured
of an all elton of tn lungs, thott to be incurahle by all my friends,
by the use of afw bottles. One Of my children was also restored
to health after being pronounced beyond the reach Of medical aid by
me physicians and 1t Is now my constant resort in case Of any dit
1culty III the throat and lungs, l have recommended this Basam
to a great many persons, and shall continue II do 50, as 1 believe it
to b. the best thing in the world for diseases Of the lungs.
Annu.tn -A.HA-- ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-12

ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Dec 4--Brig Arcturus, Baker Boston, Barry & BRYANT
Echr. Alpine, French, Boston, to Barry q BRYANT
Brig, samuel Potter, McKensie, Belfast, Me, to
Brown DeRosset
Brig Union, Mitchell Porto Rico. taf,. w D,,;s.
schr. Challenge, Park, Newport 10 g. w Davis
schgs, Pierre, Bryant St Petre, Newfoundland, to
.e-I'ris NOnpariel, Pope New BEDFORD to Russell
schr Warrior, Warren, Providence. to g. W D8v,.
7.BIig Annawan, swasey, New Bedford 10 j. Hatha.
, Brig Thomas & Edward, Murch, St. Thomas, Is E
Brig Ada Eliza, Whitney. Phi,aae,rh;,t t. =, w r..
schr ,Tionesta, suge't New Beaford, 10 Russell &
sspr: iconic, Dickinson, kSgus,s, Me- to Ra.,e,,s
schs American Eagle, Wiley philad., to G.sw. Davis
racket scnr Jonas Sraith, Coett ew York to R. w.
Colombian brig Domingo ANTONIO A,av,ra 1nvi.r
Curacna, salt r. X Dickinson Spoke, LAT. 81 long.
70 ~ nSvame motcSld: from New York tor Havana
RfELydia Farnharn, Thomaston, te RUSSELL A Gam
schr. Henry G. King Hoffman, Charleston, 10 E.
Dickinson.
schr. North Carolina, Bagley, Boston, to Barry Bry.
ant. - !.
.cLEAREp..A
-. Dec. s-Brig Casilda, Goodsll, New London, by E
Rrs selma f by Rnsss 9 Gam
nell. -
9-schr Maria NJ. Kloits Warren, New York, by c.
d. Fills & Co = -
schr delaware, Elliot, New York, by C. W. Davis
Schr PhRnix Lawrence, Boston, by G. w. Davis.
l0.-Schr III Price, Beaston, New York, by e. ID. Ell
sschr:A F. Thorn, saRdford, New York, by D. Eli
Brig Charles Henry Bishop, Maanzas, (and market
by Barry & Bryant.
Brig Mary Fennell, Doughty Martinique, by e. Dick
inson.
ll:-schr. Mary Emily Staples, Balize, Honduras, b
r. w. Brown.
Brig William burlington Brown, Maregalante, By E
Dickinson.
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:Rseens7y=Recs1sed.

NEALAGA RAISINS, in whole. half and quar-
60 ter BOXES, Suitana do, in drE.z.s, Figs. in
whole and half drums, Grapes, in whole and half
kegs, Zante Currants, Pruncs, Citrons. dried APP
PIES do. Peaches Cranberries, soft and hsrd shell.
ed Almonds. Pican Nuts. E. Walnuts, Bmzil
Nuts shelbarks, Preserves, Caisups. Pickles. Sp-
ces Soda and Water biscuits. Pine Apple and
Goshen Cheese, Goshen Butter,in whole and half
kegs. Loaf Crushed. Pulverized. s. C. and P. r
susas, Hyson, ~ Hyson, Gunpowler, and Impe
rial Tea. Lagnira Coffee, prepared Cocoa. Choeo-
late. Seaok Tongues, Fulton Market Beef, whole
and half bbls., Sal Soda. Soap, Starch, whole and
half Boxest Sperfhaceti Adai1antine and Tallsw
Candies. sperm and Whale Oil, Apples, various
kinds. Parsuipss Beets. Turnips. Potatoes, Gar.
ticks. White and Red Onions. For asle by
D5. .l2-2tis. DIV. WOOD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-12
WILMINGTON MARKET-Dcc. IL.

WILMINGION MAHNEI -Occ. IL
There has been a slight rise Of the Northwest
prong Of the Cape Fear river since our last report,
and Timber and Naval Stores have arrived raiher
more plentiful than during The previous wceksfh-
ces, however have not materially varied, not e
nouch having come to market to effect change.
NAVAL STORES After rigid inquiry tos,
day, we feel warranted in quoting old dip TurPen"
tine at So TO- as the market price, which is slight
rise from last report. Some lots have changed
hands shade lower during the week. We take
occasion here to remark, that there Is made on
Virgin, or now dip, at this season 0f the year.
deduction of from 25 10 100 cents per barrel,
cOrding to quality, Tar continues at 81 90; e
which pTic6 about 1000 barrels have been sold the
past week. Pitch-Sl 25 to 81 so. Rosin, No.
L$I SO to ST. 5O-No. 2, ST. 90 to 81 50--No.
8, rs to soc. Spirits Turpentine 60 to 65c.
TIMBER & LUMBER-We have no reason
to vary our last quotations materially. Last sales
Flooring boards-river-were made at SIS SO.
STAVES-Red Oak hid. have been sold the
past week at from Sl3 TO SIS.
SHINGLES-Are worth from So Soto So IS,
according % quality.
- LIQUORs-Whiskey has taken a sudden rise,
the supply is small. We quote at IS s7c.
SALT-IOOO bushels Turks Island Salt, bro't
few DAYS ago from SO to 46c,-at auction.
CORN-This article has become very scarce,
and is in good request, at from 80 to 30c. We
think there has not been cargo arrived here from
the north counties. for something near six weeks.
A few thousand bushels would. no doubt, com.
rnand something near ourlOwest figure. 1t re.sils
from store at 80 and soc.
GIVE would particularly refer to our table a.
.bovc for fair state of the market at its close to-
day as uwe have taken great pains in endeavoring
10 have L correct.
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HANOVER HOUSE.
THF. STIRSCRIREP a.,

THE SUBSCRIBER woUlt
fsssM inform his friends that he has taken thi.
.s.: "a well known and popular HOTEL. and
49, that he will he ready to receive Hoande..
on the l5th Of October next.
HIS efforts to make his house agreeable to there
who may patronize him, will be unre.nitting ard
as .iduous. The Hanover House will be supplied
with new furniture, clean beds, and attentive sx.
wants. In addition to this he will be aided in :lu
duties of experimenting the House" by an actiys
and experienced man: His table will he supplied
with every delicacy which this and the Charleston
markets can afford.
JOHN S. JAMES.
september 10, ls45. LIFT
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NEW YORK NARKEr-Dec.

The Cottoa market closes ne to-day. No arrivals of
Turpcnaine; prices without change spirits Of Turpen
time 10 rather beter-saeS in lots having been made at
81 SIS cents cash and &c, months
The market for Ohio pork is very quiet prime $40 so
new prime -Sd3.
The stock al Rice is considerably REDUCED Transac.
Aiors for The week SEQ tierces s3 to 25 cash
Wheat sold on the 5th. GeResce, at Sl,40 Corn Is
quoted at 81 c., and in request
TIE -four market on the Ath and 9Th was inactive -
enesee, anoat s6.sl8 to ss,szi Fancy brand, Frede
rckShuFs e..
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ODD fellows, SCHOOL.

Young Ladies school.
MISS CAROLINE o. TANNING, pro-
AVA poses to open Select School, for the re-
ception Of Misses somewhat advanced in &heir stu.
dies. Her course of instruction will embrace all
the branches Of an English Education, including
Mentaiand Natural Philosophy, Jdstronomy.-
Physiology: and Rhetmit. =.
From her long experience in her profession,
Miss F. feels confident Of giving satisfaction: to
those who may intrust Pupils to her care. Her
school will commence early in Octoluy, in Ia :.
Room on Nonhrpp's Alley. where she IN ~ be con
suIted.--or at the hoose Of p. w. TANNING
Oct 10, 1s45. 4ix:f
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.

IH RTE subscriber has just received from the
~ North, at his old stand one door from the
Corner of Market and Front Streets, large sup
ply of
BOOTS and SHOES
of every description, which he offers for sale Low
Err than were ever before offered in Wilmington.
Ladies and gentlemeu wishing Boots. Bootees,
Slippers, and Shoes ofsky kind, will do we'll to
call and examine his stock, as he is determined to
sell CHEAPER than such goods have ever been Of
f red in this market.
He will also MAKE TO MEASURE, and repair
Boots and Shoes of every description IN tho best
and latest styles.
ALSO-A large supply of
NEGRO BROGANS,
very cheap. JAS. PUNDERFORD.
Dec. IL, ls45. 10y.
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VUILL he sold by vistue of decree Of the
w Court of Please and Quarter Sessions Of
New Hanover County. made at December Term,
ls45. negro man. PETER, on SATURDAY. the
10th of January next, at the store of VIM. HI. Re-
gis,er, at Moores Creek on credit Of six months.
the purchaser giving bond and approved security.
ELIZABETH A. COLVIN, Admr'x.
Dec. 9, (l2,) lS46. l3-4t*
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SOMETHING NEW IN WILMINGTON.
Clothes made as people sUasss them.
James Richardson.

JaHaeS Richardson.
THE BEST TAILOR that has ever been
l. connected with the trade in this place.
has quit the establishment Of Chas. Barr: snd in
where he expects through the .xe.eiss Chi, in.
dust,y and superior skill in the hxblsory art. to
meri. liberal share Of patronage.
Oct g. 1915 3-H.
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Spring 8 Summer .as"s'a,s Censesats
FOR 1916.

FOR 1916.
'HNHE Subscribers have entered into an agree
u mentto furnish ICE to the Inhabitants Of
Wilmington and the surrounding country the
ensuing season. We pledge ourselves To do SO
wlthoetdisapPointment .a any who may favor
as with their contracts or 5cussom. a. Mr.. Shaw
is now absent and will make: arrangements
while In Boston for supply Of Ice TO furnish
all who may wish il, from April TO the middle
Of October. WIN. SHAW.
.~ A. PAUL REP1TON.
Sep, Goth, 1916 :.2-lf
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WINDOW NASHES.-BLINDS and DUURS.
HvHE subscriber 10 agent for enc Of the brss
IL manufactures at the North, and will receiv'
orders for the above namedalticles, which viii t.
boxed up and delivered on board of vessels IN NesE
York, at the LOWEST PRICES, and ct shc'r
notice. Persons about to contract for buildings.
will find it to their interest to- call and examine
prices before sendind their orders abroad,
GUY G. HoTGHKISs.
Sept. ~, 1874 =: 3yl
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Daniel Cromlay,
BOOT NrAAYNz.5,nR

Front Street, opposite The Chronicle office,
WILMINGTON, N. c..
ENFORMs his friends and the public in gene
I'LL raj, that he has made arrangements to manu-.
fac:ure work entirely adopted to the present times
for CASH.
Gentlemen can be accommodated with BOOTS
made after the latest FRENCH STYLES.
In the manufacture of his work, he will allow
none to compete with him in any particular. The
work made shall give entire satisfaction.
D. Z. will take pleasure in shelving the diffe
rent kinds Of work to all who will favor him with
a call. Oct. 18th, 1914. Sly
Chronicle will please copy.
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FOR SALE.


THVHE SUBSCRIBER, being DESTROYS of re-
IL moving TO Florida, will sell his two PLAN
TAT1ONS on Little River, IS. CO. and the Sea
Shore, four miles from the North Caro- ina line,
and Immediately on the Road leading from Gorge
town to Wilmington. The one wherein he now
lives, and West of Little River; contains about
1000 acres of land, 200 of which is cleared and
under good fence. About 40 acres Of this is
Swamp, we'll drained, and with ordinary seasons
will produce from IS % 80 bushels of corn per
acre, or 1000 to 1900 pounds of cotton. Adjoin-
ing this there are about 200 acres of uncleared
Swamp of equal quality. On this tract, there is a
good Dwelling-house, Kitchen, two Barns, new
Cotton Gin, Negro-houses, Stables, and other out
buildings, all in good repair. About 5000 acres
of this tract is PINE LAND, we'll adapted to Tur-
pentne, convenient to the tide water Of Little Rv-
er, where Turpentine may be shipped at any sea-
son Of the year that may suit the maker.
The other PLANTATION, adjoining. East Of
Little River, and on the Sea shore, contains about
700 acres of land, $50 acres cleared and under
good fence, having on it a clearinghouse, Kitch-
en- Barn. Stables and other out-buildings, and is
one of the handsomest and most convenient places
for summer residence on the coast, the house be-
ing very near the beach, in open view Of the ocean
& having the full influence of the sra breeze, con-
venient to Fish and Oysters, and all the produc-
tons Of the salt water. 1t also affords one of the
best locations for Seine Fishing.
| Persons DESTROYS of purchasing. will do we'll 10
come and see for themselves as the subscriber will
at most times be found on the premises. and will
take pleasure in giving every information desired
Terms Of sale made known on application, OF
by letter addressed to the subscriber at Little River
$: G.. Reference is also given to Dr. Bel!amy
in Wilmington, who is we'll acquainted with the
above described property. JOS. VAUGHT.
/ November 18th. ls45. lift
| The Ne,cberniar, Newtern, will give the above
three Insertions and forward bill to this Office fo
payment.