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CuRE OF DItE'stD LIvER.-llonesdale Co.
Penn, Jan. TO- lo50
Mr.. ShTu W FowLE,-Sir: You are at
liberty to use the following statement for the
benefit Of the afflicted -
was attacked with the liver complaint,
Which apparently brought me to the brihk Of
thc grave During my sickness | was attcr-
tended 10y three h> >icians i'll our place, but
received 10 help | also tried the vari' us
remedies recommended for such complains,
but they afforded me no relief As "A last
resort, | was persuaded to try W,ScrS But
sam Of Wild Cherry and by using -four bot
ties was restored to better health than
have enjoyed before for ten years. This
statement may be relied upon as strictly true.
DETSEY PERRIN
Tho above Certificate was given in the
presence of DR.. a Strong, Of Honcslalc, who
is well known in his vicinity as II successful
practitioner.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on
the wrapper.
Agents fol Witar's D,sam and Oxygcnatcd
DitierS-W. Z Russell, Middlcbury; a. i.
Rescue, New Haven; J. b. Nccdham, Bis
tol Il. +. Haskell, Wet Cornwall; T.. :.
Atwood, shorcham; q Sprague, Velgcn-
ncs, L. NJ, wright Orwell j. Caldwell,
Chipman's Point.
lloloways Pills, undoubtedly the best
Medicine on sale in the Union. The cX ira
ordinary power possessed by these Pills have
rendered th,m justly AN universal favorie
with the citiuns of the Union, owing ii is
presumed to their efficacy in all diseases of
the liver and stomach. For the cure of sick
headaches, bile and Indigestion they are al
SO unequalled and for all female complaints
whether of the daughter entering in to wo-
manhood, or the mother at the turn of life,
their effect is inia'ible as they speedily re-
move all such complaints from the system.
1t is stated, on the authority of some of the
most eminent Physicians ofthe United States
that DlCu's ANERicAN CoNpouSD - is the
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Farm for Sale.

THE Administrator Of the estate Of OLCOTT
SMITH, will sell 1T Auction. Of not previously
disposed off, on Thursday the 2jth of March
next all the real estate belonging TO said Smiths
estate. One farm of three hundred acres more or
les, situated in the south part of Bristol Formers
ly known Us the Riley Adams Farm. Said farm
has on it two good yelling Houses. one Of brick
with a beautiful cellar and c-teriI, good morse
barn with the Best water in the county. Also, a
large barn and sheds, with three small hay-barns
aud a corn-house. Also good Orchard and tim.
Der lot.
Said farm well cultivated, will produce as much
Grain and Hay any farm of the same size IN
the county. Also three other lots OF WOOD
LAND upon the mountain heavily tmbered.
OLIVER SMITH, Administrator.
Bristol, FcD. 23, 1867. 4i3
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A reporter Of abe n Y. Tribune. who
is visiting the witches of that city, found
distinguished clairvoyaut who was
quite dependent upon leading questions.
} He accordingly drew out Of her, by skill.
full induction this important information:
Minnesota territory is a small town sit.
uated 81 / miles southeast OF the mouth
Of the Mississippi river Its officers are
chief cook aud % high prlvates, besides
the younger brother of our reporter. who
is the mayor of the territory, and whose
principal business it is to keep the A,
Derican dag at half mast, upside down."
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm Of 800 acres in the northwcstrrly
Apart Of Salisbury, on Otter Creek and
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad fcur
and a half miles from Middlcbury by rail
road. Said fam is well wooded well watered
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tillase, &c. Here is a
fine chance for a young cnterprising farmer
or the capitalist, AS the farm lies in one body
and may be divided so as TO make several
farms. JOHN NJ. WEEKS.
West Farms. Salisbury, Oct. !, 1886. Is
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i,g-HeimLold's Highly Concentrated Ex-
tract buchu, is prepared directly according
to the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and
is the best and most active preparation which
can bemade for the cure of diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weak
nesses, &c. Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed "Helmbolds Genuins
Preparation. Gay
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10000 Feet OF Pine Lumber
For Sale.

4 BOUT two-thirds of which is clean, upland
N while pine. sawed into lots inch, 1-2 and
inches. The above lot of lumber will be sold
at fair cash price, in lots to suit purchasers.
Reference to J. VI. Slade s. CO., and Gen. L.
=. White. l.. W. LYONS.
Middlebury, March 2, 1867. 4G-tf
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100 Acres of Land for Sale

TIME subscriber offers for sale 100 acres Of land
i. lying in Salisbury, near Nathaniel Spcncer's
about mile South Of Salisbury Depot Said
lot is good land and IS acres of it is covered with
black ash timber, that will cut 80 cords to the
acre.
Refer to Gen. L. r. White or J. NJ Slade
< Co. T.. W. LYONS.
Middlcburv, March ., 1857. 46-tf
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1t is stated, on the authority of some of the
most eminent Physicians ofthc United States
that" BAcHs AMERICAN COMPOUND, is the
surcst and most reliable remedy ever offered
to the world. Read over the advertisement
in another column. 81
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CAUTION.

1&ese Pills shoaid net be taken by female
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF
Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Ms
carriage, bat al any other time they are safe.
Sole Agents for United States and Canada,
1. C. BALDWIN q Co., Rochester, N. Y.
TUTTLE Il MOSES, Auburn. N. Y. Al
w.P. Russell, Agent, for Middlebury.
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sREIpoN's CHERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs, Colds, &C. contains all the valuable
virtues of Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Bark,
with many other valuable remedial agents, and
contains No OPIUM. Its increasing success Is its
best Recommendation.
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Notice.
Sheldon's Hair Dye

nOUBLE the quantity at HALF the price Of
~ other Dye4. 1t continues to sell at rap
Idly increasing rate us people become acquainted
with it.
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CLA KE'S FEM AL L PILLS
~ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir Ja.ues
Clarke, NJ. ID. Physician Extraor.


Clarke, NJ. ID. Physician Extraor'
binary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is uniailng in the
cure of all those painful and dan, ,crous dir
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. 1t modcrates all excess, removes
all distinctions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in shorl
time, brings on the monthly period with reg
ularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the
Government stamp OF Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterfeits
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For Sale.

THE House and Lot on Court Street two
doors south of the Court House, recent
ly occupied by DR.. W. =. RussRL. Any per-
son wishing An eligible location in the vii
lagc Of Midllebury, can secure great bar
gain by applying TO the subscriber before the
10th Of June next.
Possession giAen Immediately.
W. Z. Russell.
Miidlcburv May 90, 1856. 5;tf
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COO bushels Turk. Island 81 t Salt, at
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For Sale.

o. ACRES of Timbercd Land ia Corn
80 wall, about "a of n mile from The
Rail Road, The Timber consists of Cedar
and Ash, and will cut about so cords to tho
acre. A great chance to procure Cedar
Posts and Rails and Ash Ties. Apply to
X. WAINWRIGHT.
Middlcbury, Oct Goth, 1856. 27;tf
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Fort Edward Institute,

REV. j. L. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
FACULTY, TWENTY PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS.
CUPERB Brick buildings. located on Saratoga
- II r. Separate Departments for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Diplomas awarded to Graduates.
5000, in advance, pays for Board and common
English per term Of IA weeks. Spring Term be-
gins March Goth. Apply to the Pr ncpal For:
Edward Institute, n. Y. 45;ly
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Wood! Wood!

nHOsE of our subscribers who intend to pay
l. subscriptions in Wood had better do il about
these days-for time slips by, and so does the
sleighing View the wood now, as we are
getting our winters stock "a word to the
wise is sufficient" j. COBB q 20.
Dec. o. 1855. 34-3w
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Last Call.

DAYMENT Of all demands due me must be
made Immediately, or costs will be made
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
January rs, 1851 4li4w
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CSATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remem-
CDistlict If Neu Hapcn SIS. bercd, that at a
Probate Court held at Bristol, in said district.
OH the 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1851 -
The Executors Of the last will and testa-
mcut of
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PURIFYING WATER-Dr. Bell, in his "Trea-
ose on Baths" mentions the following simple
cOntriyanee for purifying water: A large earthen
funnel, or stone bottle with the bottom beaten
out may have its neck loosely stopped with
small stones, over which smaller ones may be
placed, supporting layers Of gravel increasing
In hneness, and, lastly, covered to the depth of
n few inches with fine sand, all thoroughly
cleaned by washing This apparatus may al
ways be renewed, by taking out and washing
the upper stratum Of sand. A still better me-
thOd, suggested by DIR. Bell, is TO fltrate by as
censiOn;-this is done by having two lars, COM
municating together at the bottom; one contains
tho gravel, sand, &c; in the other, the turbid
water Is poured, which finds its way into the
second, and, rising through the Offering mat
ters, comes up quite clear. An improved ap-
parstus, adds DIR. Bell, consists Of q small box,
charcoal between two layers of sand. The pas
cage Of the water through this flterer is accel-
Grated by artificial pressure, by which, from an
equal body and surface of water, seventeen
times the quantity can be passed as through q
common hlterer in the same time. The Egyp-
tans clarity the waters Of the Nile by rubbing
an almond paste on the inside Of an earthen jar
which contains the water. In Dongola, Nubia
&c, beans and castor oil seeds are used, instead
Of the almond. The Nile water was, however
more successfully clarified by the introduc tiou
OF solution Of alum, or of the powder itself, in
the proportion OF quarter or half a grain 10 q
quart Of water. The waters of the Seine. a,
Paris, are purified In like manner, and the same
means are sometimes used here, when the igno
bic ysems 10 ON spree, as at present, and com
Pelling his loyal subjects to eat dirt-Rich
Wlsna DispafCk. -.
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IRosrirurtoS on SHIPBOARD.-Not long since
Mr, Van Foster, an English gentleman, collect
co one hundred and twenty honest and reputable
nish giris, and shipped them to New York by the
and received them for the purpose of taking them
to the West. On the arrival he found over a do
Zen Of them refused to 60 with him, the remainder
be took away and found them good situations
IL turns out were all seduced into houses of I'm,
fame and ruined. One OF them was found lately
wandering about the streets, sick and In great
distress. Here are a number OF girls selected on
account OF good character, who were vouched for
by their clergy being respectable Young wo-
men, placed on shipboard, irretrievsbly fnined
within the short space Of four or ive weeks Who
Is responsible for this'-N, y. Day Book. =.
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LOLA MOxTEz, after cowhidins in Munich,
marrying any quantity of Englishmen, dan
cling at Mabille, travelling all over the world,
lighting, marrying promiscuOu5ly, dancing, and
tanning bears in California and Australia, has
at last mounted the platform and is lecturing
0n-what she does not by any means possess
female beauty. AS Lola smokes the strongest
cigars and drinks the strongest cocktails, she is
quite competent 10 disclose the preservatives of
female beauty. AS she is guitless of rouge pot
or poudre de riZ a la marechale, she can very
well declaim against cosmetics Having lived
the lorette life right up to the hub in Paris she
Is able TO reveal the arts practIced by French
women, such as bathing in milk and being
pumice-stoned weekly; and used, according to
popular belief, to the society of kings, countess
es, duchesses, for the greater portion Of her nat
ural existence, she Is quite familiar with the
appearance Of all the equality" in Europe.
Her lecture, as reported in Canadian paper,
commenced with the old anecdote of valor to
man, swiftness to the hare, &C., which was all
very well, only she mistook its origin, attribu-
ting generously to the translator instead of the
author Where does beauty lay? she asked
rather an equivOcal guestion-and answered
herself often in the soft shadow of dropping
eye-lid, mere dimple, or beneath the tresses
OF a little fantastic curl Alas she was ashamed
to think Of what small things will sometimes
move the strange2t and bravest Of men, and
many tunes in the company Of (any quantity
of kings and mobiles, with sadness she-beino
unable TO read English, but familiar with the
pOets-had been forced to reflect on the sub
lime words Of Milton, where he speaks of woman
as
Fair, no doubt, and worthy well
Thy cherishing, thy honor, and thy love,
Not thy subjection.'
Lola considers the English, Irish, and Scotch
women the handsOmest in the world, and the
Duchess of Sutherland, she " who moves nat
ural queen, and is the paragon among the
beautiful aristocracy of England" the hand
somest OF all. Lady Blessington was Z" marvel
lous and voluptuous - her neck, hand and
foot were 80 consummately charming that, al
though respectable women didn't pay much
attention to her in London, they called her
" the goddess" in Italy. Lola sketched the
Duchess of Wellington, ~ beauty, with little
intellect or animation" the Sheridan family
and " the handsome sons" and unfortunate
daughter; ;" the French beauties the Marquise
de la Grange and the empress with the latter's
caprice for the pianist, Gottschalk; and wound
up with love-pat at Lord Brougham and hi:
old remark" what quantity" In eonclu
sion, Lola recommended q few things temper
ance, exercise, cleanliness and bran in thu
bath and observed in reference to a we'll cul
tivated mind, that it conferred eloquence to tn,
tongue, lustre to the eye, vermilion to the cheel
and general illumination to the whole per
son, '.-+ I .'. ...'. s..i. - '
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VOJNG LADIES INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH ANb FRENCH

No. 400 l. STREET, WASHING TON, ID. e.
The subcriber has taken charge of this Institution
lately under the care of the Rev. =. ii. Mirck the
course Of instruction will be thorough, and will not
differ from that pursued by the former Principal.
The Scholastic year will begin on the second Mon
day of September, and close on the last Friday Of
June In each year,
A limited number of pupils will be received into
the family OF the Principal and every effort will be
made to render them comfortable and happy.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal book
stores, and at the residence of the principal.
CHARLES II. NORTON, A. NJ.
The subscriber takes great pleasure in recommend
to his late patrons and to the public, Mr. Z. H..
Norton, gentleman amply qualified to take charge
of the Young Ladies Institute.
au 3-eOlm =. III. MIRICK.
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE on the corner of and 2lst sts.,
together with the Grounds surrounding IL. Tie
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
and furnace. The stable vii be sold or rented with
the house II desired. The lot the house stands on
is 81 ly Isl feet, but the purchaser can have more
land If desired.
Also, for Sae-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of and 10Th streets, and LOTS on I9thnear
street. Apply to CHURB BROTHERS.
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Pianos, &C.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM o ,oD-,.
WILLIAM KNABE,
.NTETN
(Senlor partner an the ate hrm of
KNspE. GAEUT A. Co

kNABE, GAEHLE 4 CO.,
Continues the manufacture and sale of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name-
Of William knahe Il Co., AZ the old stand. RcS<$S
Nos. ], s. S and North Eutaw street op tlIkNt
poste the Euiaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened a new Sales Room az
No 27 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, the premises partly occupied 10y Mr.
Henry McCafiery as music store, where they will
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
also, Melodcons. from the best makers from D. 5
octave, some with double key boards, double reeds,
and stops 20 SUIT small churches.
Being extensively engaged IN the manufacture OF
Pianos will sell wholesale and retail, on the most
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
lgold medal at the Fairs OF the Mary land Institute
two successive years-Dctoher, 1856 and l856-ln Op
position TO fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tImore. We were also awarded the first premium 10
tse Industrial Exhibition held IN Richmond, Var
gina, 1855 and lass. They have also been awarded
the highest premium tsllver medaD at the Metro
polItan Mechanics Far for 1857.
In addition 10 tins we are possession OF testImO
mails from the most DISTINGUISHED professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can he seen at our
the high appreciation IN which our instruments
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years, and
privilege of exchange s granted within the hrst
months from the day of sale If tie instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find it 70 their advantage
to give a cal before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly WIN. KNABE n CO.
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CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, Va

~ NEAR CULPEPER COURr House,
The second session OF this school will commence
on the lst day of September 1851 graduate OF the
University Of Virginia, adopting the mode of in
structon pursued in that institution. will have
Languages; &c while graduate Of the v NJ Institute,
who has had considerable experience in teaching,
Iosophy, Chemistry, and lower English branches.
The course Of studies will be as follows:
PREPARATORY CLASS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. GeOgra-
ply, Grammar, History, Algebra Latin Grammar,
'reek 'ran"'ar' THIRD CLASS.
tory, Latin, Greek. French. .''
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry,
History, Latin, Greek, French, Spanish.
Mathematics. Natural NE,..f caAis and Moral Philosophy
Chemistry. Geology, English Literature, English
Grammar Rhetoric, Ieslc. Infantry and Artillery
Spanish.
that class 70 which his proficiency entities him; and
E, will he to Gh SSs
Of the subjects contained in the preceding.
The discipline will be necessarily rigid, but the
school will be duly respected There will be daily
not interfere with the Academic duties.
Board, Tuition. washing, shssi Fuel, Lights for ten
For feoo%mendatons and further PARTICULARS. see
circulars. +...
CHAHLES r.. I.IGHTFOOT, v. NJ. L.,
Superintendent and Instructor In Mathematics
aud Natural Sciences.
J.w. GILLESPIE, University of Va,
Instructor in Ancient and Modern Lang
REFERENCES.
We have the privilege Of referring to the following:
Faculty of Virginia Military Institute.
s9 Ms% &.a1n q pnss4.'s sa Esh%ond City,
Prof. HARRISON, do
Prof. Gilderseeye, do
prof. schele e We're, Do
Prof. McGufy, do
Prof. Lqclan Minor, William and Mary College.
Rev; John Beradus, Charlottesville.
| Mr.. John Hart, A. NJ, do
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county. az
| Col John Voolfolk, Orange county.
Rev. WIN. 8. White, d. D., Lexington.
Rev. WIN. N. Pendston, do
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper.
| COL WIN. B. TaliaferrO, Gloucester.
w. ID; Wallach. Esq, Washington City.
| Gen, Geo: Cooke, ..... do - 80
| A. Bell, Esq, do ...- "a
Maj. Henry Hill, U. g. A., New York,
Ess ggDass gsm.. ksssr s.srt tkappki county. sa..
:. The Citzsnsoi CulPeper s. " ls'ptf
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Summer Retreats, &c.
HYGEIA HOTEL,

II
IL OLD POINT COMfORT.VA.
Ihs most delightful Summer resort-the bright
particular locality of all the sunny SOuth'-A- A
- now the sole property of the under Way
signed, and will he opened on the LIST Of is,fHl
June next, and each successive June fll0Wing,
engage to make 1t to the seekers for health recTea
ton, gaIety and good living, supremey attractive.
For health, no mountain retreat can ke safer aHp
season OF the year. IL is exempt from disease IN
August and September and October as in April, Nav
or June. Indeed the hrst three infinitely the
most pleasant of the season. The weather is mildcr
the sea breeze almier, and the luxures of the salt
water are to be had Of finer quality and IN greater
profusIon. There is no moro inviting spot on the
whole Atlantic seaboard. 1t is strictly true of IT
what the poet hath said:
"Oh If there be an Elysium on earth, il is this il
Is this"
Drs. ARCHER. Jarvis, and other army surgeons AT
the post, Hon. DIR. Francis Mallory, Drs. Semple,
Simkins, SHIELD, Hope, and Vaughan and indeed the
whole medical Faculty resident in the vicinity of
Fort Monroe, all certify that they "hdee nereT
kno,cn case Of bilious or dgue and JeCsr TO orr
siadts there, and thar ut all seasons AZ rs the
hedIthieSt SpOt on the face Of ths sarth." (See
their certificates in De Bows Review, Southern
Planter, and American Fsrmer)
NAV p -d6w & law2m JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor.
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MATCHES, JEWELRY,

"ATCHES, JEW Elk Z, -
w AND SILVER WARE.
have Just received new supply of FINE
WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, and a large assort-
ment of RICH JEWELRY of every description.
which makes my stock at the present time one of
the most complete IN the city.
have Just finished ION the premises n very large
assortment of PURE SILVER WARE, among
which may lie found SOLIDSIIVER TEA KET-
TIE superior to any thing before exhibited IN this
city,-the weight of which is Us ounces, capacity
quarts.
Both citizens and strangers are invited to call and
examine. ii. o. HOOD.
je q SS Pa ave-. near 9TH street.
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FOX VAN HOOK, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
L 49ah Seventh street, below r street. have for
sale number of Building Lots "a feet front by l3)
feet deep, at the very low price of from SIS to S25
each-payabe IN small monthly nstalments of So per
month.
These Lots are situated at Union Town. on the
south SIDE Of the AnacOsta river, adjoining the Ma
vy-yard Bridge and are IN every way desirable for
persons wishing cheap, pleasant, and healthy loca-
tion for dwelling.
Lot-hOlders arrears requested to complete
their purchase, and get their deeds; the title to
these Lots IL guaranteed free and clear from every
possible lncumbrance. may 25- SIN