davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-03-17
acknowledgements

VNET bekjendtgj6res herved, at Forteg-
NY nielsen over de af Stadsconducteuren, i
Anledning af foregaaende Bygningsforan-
dringer i Byerne C~hristiansted og Frederik-
sted sidstafvigte Skatteaar foretagne Maa-
linger, henligge til Eftersyn i Christiansted,
i Diet Kongelige Kasserer Contoir, og i Ere
deriksted, paa P~olitikammeret sammesteds
og opfordres, i Henhold til Anordningen at
26de November 1854, de Vedkommende
til at fremkomme med deres mulige Ankle
over Maalingen til Diet K%ongelige Gouver-
nement linden 3 Maaneder fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix, den
12te Marts 1868.
Carl Hattensen. c. R. Magens. J. J. Helm.
, 1868-03-17

FIdHIS Society, which confines it S bust
q ness exclusively to assuring tn e lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no 9th er AS
surance Company, labouring in tho same
field, can offer. It's scale of Prem NUNS,
although considerably lower than t bat of
any other Company, has nevertheless s been
found quite adequate 10 provide # r the
risk of life in the West Indies, and suffi-
Gent to create large surpluses, c nut of
which Reversionary Bonuses, aver aging
D per cent per annum upon the al mount
assured haveepeen distributed amol lg the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact III at the
lives of persons residing in this P art of
the world, are, when carefully sci ected,
almost as valuable as those inha biting
Europe, and that they do not de mand
such excessive Premiums as are CHI; arged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table s hows
the Premiums required TO assure 300,
for the whole term, upon a single Ii te:-
, 1868-03-17
The "AVISD
sEDITED BY PETER B. HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

rsEDITED BY PETER B. HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.
Terms Of Su6scr5pton.-Six Dollars per an
mum, payable half-yearly in advance.
Single number to on-advertisers-1O cents.
90 All advertisements for
insertion must be delivered at
this Office on Mondays and
Thursdays, not later than 4
o'clock p. M. accompanied
with the CASH, as otherwise
insertion will be refused.
Terms of Advertising,
Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855.
For an advertisement of s lines, or under, one
to three insertions
Small Type (Brevier) 1 to s lines ......$1 90
Over S lines, pr. line ............... 1G
Larger Type Long Primer, Small Plea,
Plea, Columbia j | to s lines ........ l 90
Over s lines, pr. line .............. 10
For a line Of largest Type ............ II
70 For to 3 subsequent insertions, the
half amount of the first charge will be made.
10 Parties DESTROYS of Withdrawing their
subscription to the "Avis'' are required to
give notice three months previously.
8 Rejected Communications will
not be returned.
Postage on letters to this Of
fee from West End or St.
Thomas must be prepaid, or
no notice will be taken of
them. Remember this we'll
, 1868-03-17

Assurances of every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
anysum from 1OODollars to 10, 900 Dol lars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may Ell Their
dispose of their Policies to the Sot lety
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members or the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has bee n re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the pc sltlon
of the Society are made quinquenn ally,
and the surplus then existing is allottt Nd to
the Members, after a sufficient sum mas
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next Investigate on
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly a u
of the British West India Islands.
Actuarg-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
SccretQyy-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DIR. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH,
agent.
, 1868-03-17
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance 9 Ociety.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE :

No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETowN, BA RI
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fuWs F ma riiAfn aud repeated
whm d shaald 80, have been, aad ih
thcpsetease oftlloe nio se little ad &
nent could nol deter tlseau from cir-
rulafi8r tie foul sid Dragging report
4 andef i soon pfapas sized a1d tae
smallest ttaug deTggsiory % wo-
uaa character uill a. or ihe sing.
81 the sind. and magnify # i cir-
eulates. until is monstroas weight
crusaes the poor uucoucluus victim.
Respect tie name ei woman. go
sour mother and sisters arc women,
ana as voa would have their 'alr
name unhFnished. aud their ike ua-
emh.iierea by tbs laudercr bitter
tongue, heed the III your onn words
mas bring upon the mother Che sis-
ter 81 tic wife Of soma fellow
creature.
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a Wonderful fiyine Machine Ia
Course af { contraction.

Tie 81. Louis Dispatch SAYS: w
S. Hutch.ngs. Of s.. L9nis tie iuyen-
tor II machine Tor navigating the
air, called 'Aerotaior, has lad bis
plans before tie beet aeronauts 10
America, and All pronounce il the
only success ever made IN aerial nay-
igaiiou Id navigating tho air aud
turning IL any direction. IL any height
aith the pleasure Of the navigator
The large machine now ID course
~ construction measures Is feeet il
heighth. with an expansion Of -
feet, fnll weight u the entire machine
2s5 pounds, when ready for aerial
navigation, capable 81 carrying with
case IL tie air 80 pounds. The
principle i entirely new, and the In
yention claims the compression OF
hot and cold air in running ealoric
engine, which II attached to the back.
The body is inelosed in a complete
set II mail afmor, made Of yulcanlzed
India rubber and brass, with glass
ia front which protects the body and
face from wind. Attached 70 the en-
CINE and connected by means Of a
tube passing over the shoulder, il
large cylinder, cotaining the COM
pressed air; which is worked with
each hand. By this means The nay-
igator can 20 up or down with case,
and regulate the engine al his own
leisure.
Attached 20 the feet, head and
cylinder are double, inflated wings,
some four feet in lengtb and by
means of cords aud india-rubber
valves attached 70 the fy-wheels Of
the engine, are two large inflated
wings, on the compressed air prin-
ciple, eighteen feet in length, and
which turn with lightning speed in a
circular revolution, bearing up the
entire machine. Immediately above
the engine il attached, By means OF
cords, large double-infated para
chute, measuring siXty-six feet N
circumference, with a tube connecting
from the centre with the calorie en-
CINE. This Is the protection to max
ing an assertion without danger to
the acronaut, III case Of accident Or
breaking 81 the machine. The
frat trial viii take place near st.
Louis, with tie wonderful feat o.
jumping out ola bslloou atthe height
81 two thousand feet from the earth;
and As the inventor proposes to ae-
coinplish this himself, he has great
confidence III bis own invention.
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SroRr FROM PARIs.-A Paris
letter tells the following story ot q
Twelnh night feto in that city
s wealthy family in the asistocratir
boulevard Nalesuerbes were amusing
Themselves ID seeking the king
portion, a. thc ring IN the festival
cake. when 4 lady u the company
SANS 10 the hostess, Il wish my por-
ton 10 be given the poorest little
boy Sc can find in the street" The
servants Was despatched on this frecz-
inc night and not far from tie house
he found a ragged urcAin, trembling
with cold and hunger He brought
him up and ordered him into the gay
saloon, where a thousand lights gIitl-
cred, aud sparkling fire gladdened
the eyes Of the poor little fellow,
Dambfounded and surprised, he drew
the portion which the benevolent
lady hap promised, and, as luck
would have ii, the little fellow found
the"ring,r beans they use in Paris
instead, and Of course tie was king.
They ali shouted out that being a
king he must choose a queen. Tie
was asked SO to do, and looking round
the company lie choose the very lady
who had proposed To cede efportlon
Of the cake. lie was asked why he
chose her. lie said, II don't know
she looks the most like motherl"--
"Mother whose mother7' My moth
al never knew her, but was rtolel
away from her, and here is her por-
trait r With this he drew from out
his ragged coat a likeness which pro
we'd to be that of the lady herself
who, III Italy, had her children stoler
from her; and now he turns up
poor, little ragged Sayoyard dragg
ing along miserable existence II
Paris, while the mother, by an intu
ition, perhaps, felt that in the an
near to where she was one 50 deaI
to her.
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Az ITEM WINCH EyERY Mas SHOULD
RrAp. We have probably all Of as
met with instances 10 which word
hecdlcssy pohan against the rep
uiaiioa 81 tensile las been mag
niiied IN ual.tras minds until the
cloud hsd been dark enough 20 over
shadow hes Whole existence. To
those who Ap accustomed, not nee
essarily from bad motives, but from
fhoughslessncss, to speak lightly q
ladies, we recommend these '.hifts
a. worthy 0f consideration:
Never usc laiy's name in an i'm
proper place, At an improper time. or
IN a mixed company. Never make
assertions about her that you think
untrue. or illusions that sou think
she herself would blush 70 hear.
when you meet with men who do not
scrnple "a make use OF woman'l
name il i reckless and uaprineiplcC
manner, shun them, for they arr th'
very wofss members u r1mmunit,
men loaf - every sense q honor
every feeling II humanity Man,
i good and worthy wonAu's char
actef las been for ever ruined an'
ale hear,-br0ken by = &c manutAc
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~ q festival party Of old and
yonug, the question was Asked
Which season Of life Is the most hap
pyg After being freely discussed BY
the guests, twas referred for answer
to tile host, upon whom was the bur
den Of fourscore years. He asked Il
they bad not noticed q groop oftrees,
before the dwelling, ard said When
the spring comes, and IN the soft air
the byds arc breaking on the trees,
and they are covered with blossoms,
| think how beautiful il spring -
And when the summer comes, and
covers tile trees with its heavy foli-
age, aud singing birds are all among
tie branches. think how beautiful
i SUMMER When autumn loads
then with golden fruit, and their
leaves bolr the gorgeous tint Of frost
/ think hos beautiful is autumn Aud
when II Is sere winter, and there j,
neither foliage nor fruit, then ! iool
up, and through tha leaile-s branches
as / could never undl now, see the
stars SHINE through" DIR. Adams.
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DoDGiYG i CREDITOR. The fol-
lowing authentic anecdote, in connec-
ton with the Drury Lane Theatre,
rebuilt by Holland, the architect, in
1874, and by him leased to Sheridan,
will, we doubt not, be new to our
readers:
"IIolland could never obtain a set
clement or even an interview on the
subject, with Sheridan. lie hunted
him for weeks and months at his own
home. at The theatre, at his usual re-
sorts, butt he was nowhere to be seen.
st last he tracked him to the stage
door, rushed in, in spite Of the op-
position Of the hurley porter, and
found the manager on the stage con-
yersing with a party Of gentlemen
when he had invited to show them
the theatre. Sheridan saw Holland
approaching, and knowing that escape
was this time impossible, put bold
face on the matter,
"Ah! my dear fellow" exclaimed
he, you are the very man | wanted
To see-you have come most apropoe
| am truly sorry You have had the
trouble Of calling on me 20 often but
now we are met. in few minutes !
shall be at liberty; we will then 60
into my room together, and settle
our affairs: but first YOU must decide
/ an important question here. Some
/ Of these gentlemen tell me there are
complaints, and loud ones, that the
transmission 81 sound is defective in
your beautiful theatre; that in fact
/ tho galleries cannot hear at All, and
that is the reason why they have be
come so noisy Of late"
"Sound defective not hearl' re
iterated the astonished architect
turning pale, and almost staggerin!
back; why, why ii is the most per
feet building for sound that ever wa
erected: III stake my reputation o.
ii the complaint Is most groundless.
so | say, ret0rted Sheridan; bu
now wen bring the question to issu
definitely, and then have paragrap
Or two ii The papers. Doyou, Ho.
and 90 aud place yourself at th
! back If the upper gallery, while
: stand here on tie Stage and talk I
you.
Certainly, said Holland, with u
\ greatest pleasure.
4 A lantern was provided, with
. trnsty guide, and away went the a
ehi,oct through labyrinth Of dan
! aud winding passages, almost da..
r journey. until he reached his disiai
e and elevated post.
4 Now Mr. Holland, cried Shei
/ dan. are you there and ready
+. Yes, was the immediate answer
i Can You hear me 2
Is Perfectly, perfectly Mr. She
q dan.
&c Then ! wish you a very g.
Is morning
7. 50 saying. Sheridan disappeafe
n and was two 90 threo miles OF /
X fore Holland could descend, Auoil
"a long interval occurred eie be was a
q 10 chase the fugitive % BIS lair aga
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NOTICE g hereby eeu, % paruuanee o 81 ae' 81
~ the ieviaaufc a tale ~fstet ptsee e ~ l4st sfF
Sion THAI tie slHIk ba8k Win redeem IL lstsisn4las
BILLS the counter ~ f4e F}r.t National Bank Qt IL E
ihgtan that the sala stark BaBk terminated is e&F
encs on the fret day u August A. ~, 1861, and ne
f0ibNng-is copy ~ she said act u Ire L gl.atafr
tAu Aci fsfAtiug " ne redemption q Bank N9tFs
n Il sreb4 sgtac,ea ~ ne GnegGl hsssabig ~ ne
ktatl y Ferrsanfs
Sac ( AMER the expiration o. tls charter II any
bank chartered ~ ihis STATE aie ne tffainalleh
~ the existence ~ ang Ngeb haHk s2Teeaby . ~
Laws u this Stale faeh bauk f1hg cause apties = -
published Ia al fhe weekly newspaper - ne county
where sueh bank laeafed FOE one iil ge7rl ffitag
forth Tat sad bank $3.50 feaes Notwithstanding ials,
the day ~ she gfatan ~ tr charter - iig diets "
tba lsfuinat3n II ~ eEstse6. and eoBF ~ ts ae
AID apun dae publication u suea u9cf, nfltief saeh
hank Dor H. ueeys ffH BE- Hahis - aHy aeii8n fOf
The son rrdenplpn q ser - 81 aistaadlng bills a
les b. aaue - ~ have been daily presented ana pay
uienf thefeff dsnsnded within te yea sfyfssz5d a
the banklaE huuse IL sBfA back.
hu Af8er the gtfai3st n ~ e4sFieF ~ sftri
he termination ~ fi4e eKAisnce ~ huy such baAk -
Aforesaid faeh hsfk shall eesse ~ y Harc = ~
operation sile = she prgfslnns y tle siriy fff
sees8an ~ chapter eiaalYsfe - iae nsNefa STATS r.
sac b Ih3s art ehali take s8eei fsefa iis gsss4Ee
Approved Soy. h. $50
g IS HARaAN CasAlsE
Benutaga8u AaH 2 fsE- IgIl
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Manhood How Lost. How Restored.

80 Just psbfshsd rev editien u Dr. Culver
sE1sSs wefs Celebrated Essay On the radical eurs
49, withsat medirihsj u speFmstafs haA " ssfa-
isai Weakness Involuntary seminal Losses impgteheF
Asnta and Physical isespaeity, imps6iHaeus O. Mar
rlxre etcg aise Gobsampasn, Epllsgsy am flts Ia
daeed By ssIinduissnce or Ae1ua sHtANaza-es.
Prizes III sesiea eure5aNe oais eensk
The eslsFzaed iEaf q ihis adafatls essay, clearly
demonstrates from tkifV ysNfs sHceeasfal prrfsre.
that TIE ssrtag cgus ,nose - . flluss may b raj
ica5v rarsG Mlganat ths dangerous u iBterhs g
81 tss pifAtisu e the knife pinfihg suts sas
n eurs tifapIe eaFish sBa eneetaai ~
u ~hirt sFsFy sufetsrs iBattsf rhst BE eandaH
y b. naAg hlnssf chesbY privately and raas
cafla.
Th.s Leetaf, shoa4 e fl ths haaas Y every yash a
sreEF aaa .H ~ lzad
Sat uaAsE sssi Ia f8sia eaHeieTt = aaE e1asest,
fssfpad, ncslgt = SIS erkts TIVE pastsEs anl z
Alsa 81 tuvsfsHlis ~MzFrtags Guide prize " ash&s
A1dssss ths Publisher
ClAs Z. a. KLINE 500.
Ir5s ~ BBwtrf. Sss sfk Past-oHss Boz s5sl
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INiiE uhsclihers offer 'or ae fheir Tin shop, stock
Hd Tools, located rs the Fllage ~ Manchester
We hayr 4 largc ana convenient shop nearly new
bGitt fof the business We have good get oi iuols
good stock uf Materials 20 iare assortment If Glass
Wrfe and goods made uPA Pedlier's Gaits. nearly
new-in fact well established busiuess, io good run
ming ordcr cir rpady fhr acme party 20 step into For
any person with few Thousand dollars, we consider
this one Of the best bnsincss opportunities d found
CONE a BURTON,
Mancheslcf Feh Z, 1905 -a9f
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II. NJ. TUBBs sc CO..

NMsE - FrAraKgs 81 ~
A gEEUISEuAtE RESTORATIVE s4aaslhs Cray.
n fsshf. zee = fH4ea dssr D. soc Asvk, AagiFaats
silkea Kfsks.s zuift aaafn Faslh ~ sse it WIS
EaafEst4s eSs sa8s HsaFa aas NautrNa ircf3 ?
sash aad ptefs tAere #s "a fhs E3aHat M.i c4Hbs
Elf sfaril 81 talf ~ at tfrih Qa h4i1 fits lasst
slts ttsliig 81 b. SIS stelrs
~ esss So MaHesrftrf ~ l. &. 0kAkN sae 9y .ersk
sstsaa8 Hsef 4As8t geEefa4ss -aa4%a
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WEST DORSET.
CAUTION

IN - . itffH
To Females ia Delicate Heal
III. DOW, Physician nua Surgeon n,
IL ENnic0ir ~, BosroN, d consulted dpili
All disrnses fie idcHt 90 Tie iemule system.
lalsus liten % -Four Albus, Suppression, and o
menstrual arrangements. me an treated %
patioogicidf principles and speedy fcliel gpafsu
In vefy fe@ dRys. SO iiearnblY certain l.
new mode = tttaftaeiti thHi mosi ab-hnRte
plailts yiell under il, and The afflicted peitma
reiHircs iu Fefiect hebih
pr. Dos het 100 dpubt had Featef experttf'
Tie eutp "a iiatasts "a Weneu fhau h1i othft
.ieiaH ni Boston.
Baardine Accommodation for pnfiett. who
wish 10 stay ia boston ieb dHyt uGiei We 8
mettt,
pf, Dow, since 1916, having COO iibet hi' y
attention 10 an oHee practice tn Ne furf - ri
Diseases snd Female Complaints, Acknowledge
superior N the United States,
y. B.--Al letters muEiegIlait ole dpilafisf
will roi be answered.
Office hoars from Z A.. n. tut ..
Boston, ]uly rs 1867 IFjttb
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EHf AAtiaNr@s ~ AanaRry 8
FTsHE aEseftg6st Asys fals ~ f1t1as "a
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r4etF NJ ~ iats Hfa f & sAas nef4f. sAisa
esaty dissolved u 90 fsa.s q NJ gsts.ie5
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TT1HE ONteHALF fNTEHIf4 - fae saw frsass 20
@sal Hassi M4saf clary Ffaeatf Fsh bf ~ Y Z
6fa ~ aliAass 5aia8a s fas $50 aaFA5f lseffti "a
JE JUDs0s.
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Pennington Z Rutland Railroad.

Bennington Il Rutland Railroad.
I'M and after Monday December 8oth, trains on this
" r1ad VIII ruu follows
MogIRG NoRrn-Mai aud Accommodation leaves
Bennington at lb 4. ", North Bennington $40 South
SALISBURY I50 shafisbufy $40 Arlington $40 s0nd
erland $50 Manchester 930 East Dorset a40, AOttb
Dorset Q So, arrive NJ Rutland at ll,4a
Morse soUrH. Leave Rutland 81 &l5 =. NJ, North
Dorset 400 East Dorset 500 Manchester 5,a5 Sunder
land 555 Arlington G.i0 SALISBURY G25 South shafts
bury Gao North Bennington 6:51 arrive al Bennins
ton 81 I03,
deduction ~ Five Cents i made when Tickets are
purchased al the offices.
r. c WHITE, sapt.
Benningisn, Dec so 1s87~9gu
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The Old EsfnbiisAfd EOsb1
No. Beaver 81, Albany, NJ y.
QUICK CURES and Low PKi

No. Beaver ST., Albany, n. y.
QUICK CURES and Low PKi'
Tuenfg Thousand PaiisnH Cufed 4tHuoRy
hkJ. IELLEk sualnues b be eenf9eHtAilg
IL suited uH al fgrfns u private astaftt. - i 4
laBHahed Hospital ka. Brasef street AHiHng s
Tseuiy years devoted 10 this me particular bfsI|
practice enablet hiHs 20 perform cntfh sacA ~ ~
physician eaa. aud hsiAeiAles afs s0eh t@ifF y a
pondtncr With The most eminent ily slelHHa - n
World OF obtaining gte safest g. vel. Hs fhf auf
diss for thrse diseases pners ihatefutnis o. tls /
tuuate ofaqaies ana fapia cufe 81 Ia etiap.a a a
er eiacs 70 hHrfiea ~ Syphilis Ge1mthaa.
structure Inlafgement 81 The fcsticifs $50 spal
c0fds Buk0 Llceratad Throat taft Hnse, ifHdef
bones CutaneenB erapfons koIls. icfH AltetseI
ali other Impurities IS the stsfem. are pfHrrllY
The control sf he Doetpra neafeinrt ana lave lee
ed 10 more that a0.gs1 eases annually Niib im1
Y0URC mn
YoanF mes addicted 90 secret hnhiit, Do hhrI
paired their hehlfAt end destroyed ths fieef II
minds, thus aeprfiHa thsiteifsa q ~ ptatars i
riea Liie. me nofltrd that IA eeaaninug ~
taey Wii ind friend e. eanfgle aba fhgsiFiaEl
a4s cured fbslf5rds 10 simDft every paH ~ Ns 4
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

fIsHE undersigned offers l0f sse cheap . valuable
Il farm 8f $50 acres, Situated au BE stage road
ioadlae fraIn Manchester So Bondulle ia the town
~ NiuhAli Remington County, W, Z mile from
GINiun's Chair Factory.
There !. & good Saaaf Orchard and Apple Orchard
o. lhe premises House ahd barns are Commndnus
and "a good repair Tbs farm Is we'll watered and
Ia i hfth state % cultivation. Possession given im.
meIttciy. $500 Is be paid down aud the uaap2e
may remain secured by mortgage, u desired.
Tbis - a rare chance ioy auy one in want Of such
property. Apply 70
III LACKEY,
Cir hsm's Chair Factory,
- WiahAli Bennington County, NJ.