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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

THE CANAL. The Wiliamsport, Md. Times
says;-"The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal be-
tween this place and Georgetown is not yet
quite repaired from the injuries which it sus-
tanned by the froshet of July last Boats are,
however, running between this place and
Georgetown, are obliged to unload some two
or three times upon account of sand bars and
other obstacles. The canal will now verv
shortly be in complete navigable order.''
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

LONG SPELL OF WET WEATHER. The
Jacksonville East Florida) News of the 7th
inst states that it had rained in that place.
more or less, for the previous forty-one days.
wet weather.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

SHEPPARD A. LE.AKTN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jel26m No. 4 CoUgrLAsD sTRgEr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

NE" CUSTOM HOUSE AT BosroN The edi-
flee is now nearly completed. Not splinter of
wood is to be found in the whole edi6ce; all is
Quincy granite and iron, with marble floors.
sc. The roof and dome are of solid or,n;te
blocks overlapping one another.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

Of all kinds on hand ard for
sale by JAMES NJ. HAiG,
ivls TPl lJ3 3altim ote-sI.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-21

STILL DETAINED. The steamboat Loper is
still detained at Delaware city with load of
freight, from Philadelphia, destined for Bati-
more. The canal commissioners refusing to
allow her to pass through
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Milk SouRING.-All dairy women familiar
with the fact, that milk frequently becomes sour
during thunder shower, although perfectly sweet
a short time previous The N. Y. Tribune sug-
gests the following methods of preventing this:-
All the pans containing the milk ought to be
placed upon non-conductors OF electricity such as
blocks OF baked wood, pieces of glass. wood that
has been we'll painted and vanished These are
articles most easily provided. Beeswax, feathers
and wooden cloth are also non-conductors, but in.
convenient to be used. All these articles will in
sulate the pans and prevent the electric fluid from
entering which is the cause Of acidity; or is in
fact the principle OF acidi,y itself We think we
have clearly shown this to be the case in pamph-
let that we published sometime ago. If glass ba.
sins were substituted for tin pans, the plan would
be better still. and there would then be neces-
sity for the practice suggested above; the glass
would preserve the milk much longer sweet than
pans and the acid would have effect upon it.
We are not aware of any acid that has the least
impression on glass, except the fluoric acid. All
iron vessels, or vessels compounded Of iron, as tin
pans are, attract the heat very readily, and of
course sour the milk and such is the affinity Of
iron for an acid that we doubt much if il is ever
washed out entirely. Iron vessels, we are conf
dent, are the very that could be used for the
purpose they are even inferior 20 wood
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STAGE NOTICE.

AN and after Monday, May II, an accommodation
~ stage will leave Rutland every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at s A. NJ, and arrive at keene,
p NJ same day. ..,.,
Leave Keene every Tuesday, Thutsday and sat
urday at A. NJ, and arrive at Rutland same day, by
SPIN.
At Cavendish this line will connect with line for
Claremont, N. H.. same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Cafemont every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and go 10 Castle
ton, w. the night there connecting with the
Burlington and Albany line going directly on with
out sleeping and arriving at Albany the next day at
2P. NJ.
with line that leaves Casieion, at O'Clock the
morning for Whitehall aud Saratoga, arriving
Saratoga same day, at 4 r. NJ.
At Walpoe this line connects with the Connecticut
River line, and arriving at Iraitlebofo, same day by
p. NJ. Returning leaves BratileboTo, Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday, arriving at Rutland, . r. d.
same day.
The Burlington & Boston regular mail line via Rut-
land aud Keene, N. H.. will leave Rutland every day
rs heretofore, at r. NJ, except Saturdays, leave
Sunday morning al A. NJ, and arrives in Boston in
e6 hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall at A. NJ, every day ex-
cept Sundays, TO connect with this line At Rutland
same days, 80 that passengers can 60 from Whitehall
to Boston in two days.
May 10, 1876. 80
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horticultural Department.
Raising Cranberries.

first commenced the experiment OF the culture
or the cranberry some eight years since, by trans
nlantin the plants in their wild state, on to upland
sou Of a clayey nature. After harvesting crop
of potatoes prepared the soil as for sowing grain,
bv plouehinr aud harrowing, then marked it out
lightly in drills Ia or 90 inches apart The fol-
having spring perceived that not more than two
or three hundred had survived, then filled the
vacancies by transplanting before. In the fall
found had been no more successful than in the
previous spring, Upon an examination Of those
first planted, found many young plants shooting
up from their roots With these / filled up the
vacancies, and found them all TO survive. An
abundant proof that they will become naturalized
TO a dry SOIL and require no more trouble in the
raising, than the strawberry, or any other plant
| have since made experiments on different soils,
and find that they will do well on any ground that
will produce the potato. The first we must
not expect much fruit. Tn the third fourth, the
plants will cover the whole ground, yielding from
two to three hundred bushels per acre From half
an acre | have obi aimed I04 bushels, and should no
doubt have gathered many more if they had not
been destroyed by an early frost | consider the
cranberry crop as sure as that of any other fruit
1t is sometimes injured by late spring lrosts, while
in blossom and sometimes by early frosts in Au-
gust. as was the case this year. Those who have
land bordering upon running stream of water,
that can be stopped, aud made to overflow it at
night, when an early frost is anticipated and with
drawn in the morning without injury TO the plants,
need have no fear Of failure in their crops.
The time to harvest the cranberry is generally
from the first to the middle of September. They
are gathered with rakes made expressly for the pur
pose one man gathering from SOTO 40 bushels per
day, with the assistance of boy to collect the scat
tering berries. They grow to double the size of
those in the wild state Of much better flavor, and
command in market 80 or 40 per cent. more than
the others shall have plants to supply those who
wish in the spring. With much respect,
S. Bates.
Bellingham, Ms. 1916.
Transactions Of the ~ Y Ag. Soc.
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FACTS Regarding THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills,

u
Dyspepsia Fsrers, Worms, Dysentoy,
and Diarrh9a.
ALSO, SURE CURE FOR THE PILES.
TESTIMONIALS.
HAVING been attacked some months with bad
IL Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss Of appe-
lite, used Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills, but grew
worse, with cold sweas at night could not Sleep and
believed was in Consumption. procured box
Of Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated improved Indian Vegeia
bic Pills, which restored my health within six days,
and believe them TO be the best remedy ever used.
GEORGE w. GRANGER.
Cambridge, Oct. 10Th, 1884.
have been afflicted for some time with the Liver
Complaints having pain in my side, weakness in back
and stomach, and dyspepsia | have taken over one
dozen boxes Of Wright's Indian Vegetable and Bran
deIths Pills, but continued grow worse, and was
reduced that despaired Of ever getting relief then
tried DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved |. V. Pills
and before had finished the second box my pains and
dyspepsia had disappeared. My food now digests WELL
and am able to attend to my family duties. Several
Of my friends have since taken the Pills for bad coughs
and have found great relief from them.
Mas. OTIS S. WHITNEY, 9 Myrtle st.
Boston, May 6, ls45.
have been Tor four years afflicted with scroiula,
Leprosy and Deafness aud have been unable obtain
any relief until procured six boxes Of DR. Smiths val
liable Indian Vegetable Pills and in four months oil my
complaints had disappeared, contrary all my friends
expectations took these Pills for my Scrolula with
out any expectation of relief.
JANlI1o ~ ODOh T..
Mt Vernon, Kennebec Co., Me-, April 49, 1915.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl, years DID, has suffered all The worst
stages Of worms and have never found an efeciu.
al cure, until administered DR. Smiths Sugar Pills.
which our little girl took without the least reluetalee
in doses Of two at time, and we never witnessed
such change 10 so short a lime. The Pills brought
away mass of worms, and she at improved. -
She is now in Joyous health. We have also found the
greatest benefit from their use.
JACOB CARL0CK, 8 Stable ST., N Y.
oo- We have many certificates of cures in cases Of
WORMS.
Also, they warranted the best cough remedy now
in use, never failing to the most obstinate cough
or cold within 49 hours.
The directions and treatment of the disease accom-
pany every box. Price 25 cents per box
No Sugar Coated Pills can be genuine without the
signature Of the sole inventor, G. BENJAMIN
SMITH, NJ d., President Of the N. Y. College Of
Health, upon every box. Ofire devoted exclusively
10 the sale of this Medicine No. i79 GREENWICH
STREET.. New York, and No. 2 WATER
STREET, Boston.
JOSEPH STEEH, Agent for BratlIeboro.
W FOR sale IN ALL THE VILLAGES AND
TOWNS LNfEW ENGLAND SIXTIES
N. D. Notraveling pedlers are allowed to sell these
Pills.
/ CAUTION. As miserable imitation has been
made, by the name of Sugar Coated Pills. il is nee.
essary To BE SORE that Dr. G. Benz Smiths signature
Is on every box. Price 95 cents. %
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EASTERN ROUTE.

For Worcester and Boston, at O'Clock A. NJ, ev-
cry day, Sundays excepted.
For FiichbnrR, Boston and Lowell, at 81 O'Clock A.
NJ, every day, Sundays excepted, via Athol and
Templeion Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
Via. Fitzwiam Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
SPENCER KINGSLEY, Proprietors.
MAY 10, 1886 50
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NOTICE.
NORTHERN ROUTE.

NORTHERN ROUTE.
For Burlington, Montpelier, Hsverhl, and all
towns on the Connecticut River, every morning. Sun
days excepted, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
For Rutland, Middebufy. and Vergennes, at A.
NJ, and p. NJ, Tuesdsys, Thursdays, and sstur-
DAYS.
Passengers leaving Bratileboro at 4 p NJ. can pass
through TO Whitehall via Rutland without any delen-
ton
This Stage intersects with Stage at Wapole,
which passes through Charestown, Windsor and
Montpelier TO Buring ton season for the afternoon
boais 10 ST Johns ard Montrsaf
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.

For Northampton, Springfield and New York. at 4
A. NJ, and 10 A. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted.
Passengers leaving Brattlrboro at A. NJ, arrive in
Springfield in for the afternoon trains East and
West, arriving In Albany ia season for the evening
tram TO Buffalo, striving 10 Buffalo evening al
O'Clock. Passengers taking the 10 O'Clock Stage. az.
rive in New York at 5. next morning
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Yours, truly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.

Address all orders 10 the proprietor, FREDERICK
BROWN, IS Washington Street, Boston
AGENT rs ;--Dution & Clsrk, Braitleboro; JOIN
w. Moore, Bellows Falls; H. &C. Baker, FsyelIe
y,'llei Jasnn Stafford, Windham; William H. WI.
i,sms, W'lIiamsyiIle; S. F. Thompson, Townshrndi
nomas Cook, w. Townshend; Sumner & Bin'
hall, Jamaica; Pierce & Abee, So Londonderry
a; X C.B Aldrieh, No. Londonderry; oregen Smith
generally.
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VIM. DoNNELL.
BArH, Me-. Nav 81, 1874.

BATH, Me-, May 81, 1874
Mr. +. Brown;-Dear SRI have some time past
suffered much from Jsondice and Dyspepsis at ID:
nomacn oss o. appetite, and trouble and pain iron
the least simple food with pain n the head and sides
slight cough, general weakness and debility OF n
system. Alter using number Of medicines wi,hOa
any relief, was induced to try your Sarsspara snl
Tomato Bitters. received immediate relierlrom one
bottle, and feel gratied r the great relief have re-
ceived, and would recommend i to all who are SUI
iering from similar disorders
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NEW GOODS.

JUST received by wILLIsToN q TYLER, comprising
~ general asaorment of Hardware. Drugs Medicines
Paints, and Dye siuhs.
July 8, 46. 46
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Phelps Patent Convex Spiral
TRUSS.

TTNHE reputation of this Truss for the radical cure
Il of Hernia in its several forms and stages, is
established. Its superiority is proved from the fact
that, Physicians and Surgeons IN London and Paris
and other European cities have preferred II 10 ali 9th
ers now in use both at home and abroad
Orders for supplies have been received from the
above mentioned cities, and other foreign places where
it has been recommended by the faculty, very
valuable addition to the instruments for the treatment
Of Hernia.
The spiral Abdominal Supporters, invented by the
subscriber, received the highest premium at the late
Mechanics Fair 10 the rity and has been recommend
ed By DR. Chanting and Bigeow, very superior
instrument for dorshl aud abdominal weakness.
J. w. PHELPS, 6S Court st. Boston
Certificates OF recommendation Of the above have
been received from the following eminent Physicians
and Surgeons:
Dr. Valentine Mott, DR. John c. Warren,
DR. Alex II. Stevens, Dr. Geo Hayward
Dr. willard Parker, DR. S d. Townsend.
DR. Samuel X 2. Lee, Dr. Winslow Lewis, Jr,
Of New York Dr. WIN. j. Walker, Of
Boston.
For sale by r. SPALDING, Brattleboro. IS
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100 BBLS. FLOUR.

WHEELER & PRATT have just received and
w are receiving this week. 100 bbls. Of extra Fam
ily Flour, from the Shswmut Mills, Rochester, which
is the same brand J. II. Wheeler sold last season,
that gave such general satisfaction.
We have made contract for this brand Of Flour
during the season, which is to be all fresh ground, and
every barrel warranted.
For sale by the single barrel OF load, at the lowest
market price.
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PAPER HANGTNGS.

A fresh supply Of Paper Hangings, direct from the
"A manutaeurers-eniiTe new palteras, Just receive
ed and for sale very low by
BUTTON & CLARK.
Brattleboro, June 6, 1896 AZ
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MOrOccO. Lnce. &c,

MOROCCO aud Kid Skins, Lining and Binding, do,
II Shoe Thread, Carriage Lace, Patent Leather, &c,
lately received. For sale low by
July 8, 4s ~ " : Is
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ICE CREAMS.

A SUPPLY Of richly favored ICE CREAM will
IN be served up any hour 10 the day and evening,
at the Ph@nix House.
Ice Creams in any quantly, furnished at short no.
tice. Parties supplied on the most reasonable terms.
THAxTER SHAW.
Bratteboro, June 5, 1876. Al
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Farm for Sale.

Il al III AOt tOAAOs
"A THE well known Farm stua,- N6zEA.
Hn.1tA Il ua,ed in PUtney. one and r. 4S{
lii.t5z half miles north Of the village, 8Y&H
&i{issss>& formerly known as the Parker -.
Fam--contsining something mole than two hundred
acres; lying on the road leading from Puiney to Sax.
TOMS village and Chester. Said Farm Is well watered,
and lies within hail mile Of a good Grist and Saw
Mil, and School House, suitably divided into moving,
tisge pasture and wood land, and is surpassed by
any Farm in Pulney, for the convenience Of carrying
on There is about thirty acres Of very fine meadow
on IL. There will be good stock Of
Cattle and Sheep
to be sold, il the purchaser should want.
Terms OF payment made easy. Said Farm is now
occupied by Joseph Gushing, who will show the prem.
ses
Those wishing to purchase, can apply to Geo Clay,
or the subscriber, in Deerheld Mass.
Possession given on ist April, 1871.
JOSEPH GooDHUE.
Deerfield, June IL, ls46. tf4S
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FRESH TEAS, sc.

u Chests Green and Black Teas 10 Bags Coffee, White
- and Brown Sugars, Moasses Currants Rasins, Figs
Amonds, Prunes Soda Crackers, TaPiOca, &c, just
WILLIsToN q TYLER
July 8, 46. 46
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PAINTING.
PAxNrrNd pusrNEss

TINHE subscriber respectfully To the inhabit
Il ants Of Braitleboro and vicinity, that he continues 10
carry the
PAINTING BUSINESS
In al ito various branches viz HoUe, Sign and Limitation
Painting Glazing and Pepper Hanging, &c al the OLD
srASD one door north Of the Vermont ouse tie hopes
by hfulne,s To merit and SECURE sha-e Of public pat
ronsge. ROBERT kOBERTSON.
Brsi,leboro, April % ls46. Sc
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II has been cured Of a bad humor Of lcn ,oOn lhsl
ing by using BROWNS S.ARSaP.9 amir aug,
tomato BITTRES Who will or en- i,.'l al4
least doubt bot the above medicine is The bes, '
now in use for the following complaints (ae,
the following ceIti6cates,) Bad Humors. Dee
Jaundice, Costiveness Secured BY them in short H.
after all other medicine has failed. Give tbsr, ~
trial and satisfy yourselves Of the truth of The ,b 20.
assertion.
Be sure and always ask for Browns, as there ,,,;.
itations and coun tefieit articles Sold which < ~
like the genuine (Which is prepared by Frsda,s
Brown than cold water.
These excellent Bitters will be found ee,t,;, a..
all cases Of indigestion or Dyspepsia, Jaandice Io
Of Appetite, General Debility, faiuiness AMI ST.
ing OF the Stomach, Lowness OF spirits Cosiivs,.
Determination Of Blood TO the Head PAN ~ n
Limbs and Side, Diarrhea, Weakness, Dizzine.. r.
toneous Eruptions on the Face and Neck ~.
Fever Night Sweats Nervous and Sick Hea5ssI.
Acdity Of Stomach, Bilious Affections Piles Co,,;
ness, and IN oil diseases caused by impurity Of ~
blood, the debility of the SYSTEM or The unbesbIs
state of the stomach and bowels.
They are also exceedingly eaicacious in reVor,,
constitutions broken down BY sedentary employment
and have been extensively used by Clergyme1. RS,,
ors, Printers, Clerks, Seamstresses, and numsrou,
others whose health had been injured by confluence,
andcose application, with the happiest results TIL
restore the action OF the stomach increase the op,n
tity Of the blood, and impari TO the wan and ena,.
ted system Of the invalid the vigor and Aowof lro.
health.
Theae Bitters are warranted TO be a purely yevs
able compound-and marx this, t1- they can never 4,
the least injury to any one whatever. nj
They are kept by many persons as a FAMILY
MEDICINE, and have been given to the Uounv,,
children, account Of the mdness oftheir opersop
with excellent effect.
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Edited and Published Monthly at Bratteboro, Vt
BY ID. MACK.

=. Single copies SI-Sx copies for IS.
II suihclent number Of subscribers be obtained, we
intend publish semi-monthy without increasing the
price 10 such case the size OF the sheet may be some
what reduced After this, and perhaps The seeond
number the paper will be issued punctuay by the ist
Teach month.
90 Subscriptions received By the Editor.
bfalueboro, VI. Jan. IA, 1876. tfal
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Yours, respectfully,
SYLVANUS L. PEASE, P. Masts,

Here is another recommendation from well known
captain OF ship which sails from Fairhayen, Masss-
chusetts
Capt. Joseph Holey, (of the whale ship Erie) say,
Browns Sarsapsrla and Tomato Biliers, are inysl.
liable TO all seaiaring men. They should never Be-
without il. No medicine is like il, half as good ia
diseases which sailors are liable to, particularly deas
es bro't on by living long time on salt provisions
have used il on my last voyage, and do know from
experience, on myself that scurvy is almost mmedi
aiely cured by il. Take my advice, and never 90 to
sea without one dozen bottles of Browns Sarss2sr
lila and Tomato Bitters, being on board Of your ship
READ AND BELIEVE.
A person is very apt 10 say, we Of course wouh
recommend our own medicine in preference 10 anyoh
er. For fear that remark may be made Of me- have
thought II proper TO suhoin few certificates and el
ers IRON our agents. and persons that have been cured
by this most valuable medicine. The following Ger.
ieates and Letters from persons Of the first re-
speciahiiiy, and those that are best known in tie
towns where they reside. Do not take my word iof
il, but inquire for yourselves; you will 6od all have
said is true. ] can publish hundreds, but think the
following, which have selected from different parts Of
the country, sufficient 10 satisfy any unparalleled
mind.
My agent in Bath, Me-, Mr. A. G. Page, sent ne
the following few days since.
BATH, Me. May IS, ls44
Mr. +. Rrown:-Dear Sir-Having tested the val
ne Of your Sarsaparla and Tomato Bitlers take
pressure 70 give 10 you the facts Of my case for your
own satisfaction and the benefit Of Others. have
been suffering with the erympelas humor 10 nv side
causing my hand and arm to swell very much and 10
DC painful; al the same time and for some time pre-
vlous, have been troubled with a weak stomach most
OF my food has hurt me, and there has been singular
iaininess a; the siomarh, which has been increasing
and caused me much difficulty. After Icommenced tax
ing your Biiters, could perceive gradual and in
mediate relief, and would recommend it with much
Confidence In fhosa NH
plants Yours, truly,
VIM DONNFIL
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Posr oTFfcr, Edgartown Mass, May "a. 1874
Mr. +. Brown;-Sfn-WilI you have the kind,e1,
to forward me, BY the schooner Energy now in b.
ton, at Central Whaif opposite Messrs Hewins
Fishers store, six dozen bottles sarsapara and To.
mato Bitters. captain Of a ship bound on Cs,s
Horn voyage, wishes more than | now have on hand
TO supply him with. therefore send this to Be mai.
cd in New Bedford, that you can send them % By
the Energy. Should delay sending the order untl
to-morow's mail, il would be late 10 send by ID.
Energy. BY complying with the above request you
will oblge
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The Green Mountain Spring.

Droted to Discussion and information CONCERNING ths Pom
uar and Medical Uses Of Water 10 report Of eases q
Water Cure Treatment; 10 the Nurture and Education :
Children I; 10 Diet aud Health.
Medical and Philosophical Commune cations
BY ROBERT WESSELHOEFT NJ D.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10
FACTORY FOR SALE!

EnUBLIC SALE...Fleecy-Dale Tactory..-
The subscriber proposes offering, at public sale,
the 26t of the present month, the above named &C
tory situated the East Fork of Whitewater nredi-
atelv above Charles Motifs Grist Mill, mile North
East of Richmond Wayne county, Indiana The Fac
ry-House is three stories high, 4oby2 feethe base
story stone, the upper stories frame,-contanng
two Curdinp Machines, Condenser and Mule, with l6e
Spndles, nearly two Power-Looms, Broad
Loom; two Pulling Stocks broad and narrow Shearng
Machine; Mapping Machine, and other fixtures
cessary Factory. 36l of Land attached three
dwelling Houses large Stable; wood House; several ne
Springs of excellent
dwellings, and young bearing Orchard of grated fruit.
I57The of sale one-fourth of the purchase
hand; for the remainder will be allowed
to accommodate the purchaser by his paying
interest and securing the deferred payments Sale
gin 10 O'Clock, when further particulars may be
known BENJAMIN HIBBERD.
Third Month 4th 1916. lots