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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-28
Barre Academy.

TINE FALL TERN Of IA weeks, will begin Angus
is. S~PAULnING-
Barre, July 10, 1869. FH29w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-28
RcooLEY Il DAUoHY's ADVERTISEMENTS

500 PER DAY. AGENTS wanted everywhere.
y @O Sample for two stamps. Address
T2sw4 BATES, HAYNES & CO.. Gle sveland, Ohio.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-28
COUNTY.

A heavy robbery has been committed some
time within the last ten days from the safe
of H. A. Hodges, of Richmond. Asa Rhodes,
Esq, has made a practice for several years
of using the safe as a deposit of money and
valuable papers, always going to it when he
pleased. Last Thursday he had occasion to
90 to it, but found his package of money,
&C., &c, missing. There is yet no clue to
the robbers. There was in the package about
sc, 900 in notes, $1,000 in u. S. Currency,
and $1,000 in government bonds. The safe
has always been locked at night but was
not always in the day time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-07-28
Notice.

A. ID. BRAGG,
WallIheld. June 2Oth. A. d. 1859. 20
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-20
MS. FANNIE SMITH.
MILLINERS & DREsSMAKERS.
MISS MAGGIE WEST.

We avail ourselves of this means to place
our names you Miners and DressmRker and to
solicit your patronage sAsuiag We Aatser
ourselves vOraby known in this line and shall
endsavor ourselves in esteem and favor by
prompt attendance business in
work
prepared orders the country and from
sountry friends we would ask a they
city. We will be glad and will take pleasure in
furnishing you with every thing line
We temporarily occupying the upper room Of Mr..
Csrnatzsrs house. Washington and Markst ss
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-20
Ia GKAxGE. No, Jan. eta IsGs

LA GRANGE No, Jan. 6tA 1sss.
Mr. LEFT, Sir: Too much eRnnst be
said in favor of the Knitting Machine 1 Pur-
chased O + you last spring. Indeed almost
think, sometimes, that language Wsuld iaIi
to express its true value. / bought the ma
chine for the purpose OF making money, and
have succeeded. I have had no trouble at ali
in running II. I can testify to any thing you
may write L. its favor. Respectfully,
Mrs. ". s. BOH0S.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-20

TERRY, HryDs Co, Mss, JaA. I'd, 1888.
Mr. NJ. W. LEFT, Dear Sir: We ere much
says she would not take 500 for It.
Yours truly, II. L. BEACEY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-20
LIVER
DIR. STEEEEONTS'
liver Regulator.

dnchOy depression spirits heartburn collie pains
in the bowels pains in the head and drsPsy
bills. pain in back limbs asthma
fections, and bilious diseases generally.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-20
Drugs and .WeCIIcineS.

The advantage to the citizens Of Hardeman County
in having two Drug S;nres in bolivar has been de-
charged when there vas only Competition IN
trade benefits the community centraizes and increases
the business Hence there use in sending to
far of places to either physie other materials
usually to be had at Drug Stores.
Thankful for the success and every day incre aSnE
patronage from the citzeHs-whch has been given me
the past hye mUltns-I aoiicE still further share
Of your
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
Jottings.

The Republican was favored with a mess
of printers pi yesterday.
A crows tail, very black, was seen float
ing about the city few days ago.
The Roundhsdd still revolves upon its
diurnal axis as arrogant and pTesumpuous
as ever.
GaTJled tairacts from the Federalist do
not appear in the original columns of some
of the small fry as usual.
The Gazette is vulgarly abusive of the
"Quakers" and cruelty savage upon the
poor Indians, In its last issue.
Mayor Valentine who has been absent on
three days visit TO the Boston Peace Jubi-
lee is expected home tomorrow morning.
Charles H. B. Day, Esq, was in town
yesterday, and paid us a short visit. Mr..
Day looks well and enjoys excellent health.
The JOURNAL is the best printed and most
generally read paper IN Wilmington. It's
columns to-day, lively, racY, and original,
will interest all classes and all parties. So
much for an independent newspaper.
| Protecting ones interest is 10 give two
cents per yard more than Is asked, for pay
ing streets. Protecting every ones inleres
is 10 get the city work done at the loves
living prices, and by the lowest responsible
J bidder.
! Dr., Sharp was IN town yesterday, ant
} had with him the beautiful cane, which th
! Medical Society presented TO him last week
. 1t is made OF ebony, and has a solid, massiv
! gold head, tasiefully carved. A worthy re
' cogniton OF the services OF an excellen
! officer and amiable gentleman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
Local Affairs.

Immense Sale of Real Estate.-We to-day
give to our readers a list of the nlmes OF the
parties who were purchasers at Mr.. William
Brlght's sale of lots, last Saturday, and the
prices they realized. AS this gentleman
sales are invariably conducted in the most
honorable manneT,-no undertaking or
withdrawal being allowed under any cir.
cumstances,-we can vouch for every one of
them being bona .fde sales, and sales which
reflect credit ON the vender. He has for a
long time been engaged in the purchase and
sale of real estate, and has never, so far as
we have learned, had shadow of reproach
cast upon his business integrity. Nor has he
ever been known 10 employ men for pc
cuniary consideration 10 "baik up' his
property, and give 1t fictitious value in the
minds Of purchasers. lie has always acte5
honestly between all parties, and SO hold!
his good name as an honorable business
man. L. w. Siidham and Son were The
auctioneers:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
A Man Kills his Wife With a Club and
Makes his Escape.

The Plttsburg Post OF June 0, says; We
learned last evening the following particu-
lars OF horrible murder on Monday morn
ing, at Barren Run, Westmoreland county,
about seven miles from West Newton Sta
tion, ON the Piltsburg and Connellsville
Railroad About six o'clock In the morning
Mrs Morrow, wife Of Samuel Morrow, was
busy about preparing breakfast. The family
consisted OF three, husband, wife, and son,
the latter about twenty years Of age.
The young man states that he heard his
father get out OF bed shortly after six, and in
few minutes he heard his mother utter
wild scream. He hastened from his room
into the kitchen where his parents were, and
found his mother lying upon the floor. and
his father beating her with club. He at
tempted 10 interfere in her behalf, when
Morrow turned upon him like an lnurIaled
demon, and forced him to seek safety in
flight. The young man at once summoned
the nearest neighbOr, who accompanied him
TO the house where they found the dead body
oil Mrs. Morrow, with her skull fractured In
two places, and her head gashed and manned
In iriqhllul manner. The murderer had
made his escape, with no clothing on save
his shirt and pants.
In an hour tho neighbors residing in the
vicinity started in pursuit of the fiend, who,
II WAS supposed, had concealed himself in
the woods, but up to noon yesterday no
trace Of him had been discovered. AS the
news spread the pursuers received gradual
accessinns to their numbers, until nightiall,
when il was estimated that more than two
hundred persons were engaged in the hunt
after the murderer. There is no doubt OF
7 the final accomplishment OF their mission, as
il is not possible that Morrow, in his half
clad state, can long escape detection.
We have not learned that any cause has
been assigned for the dreadful deed. The
son states that he is unable 10 conceive ol
the motive which prompted its commission
There is a statement current which may
| furnish an explanation OF what led TO The
murder. About two years ago Morrow be.
. came partially deranged, and for some time
| II was feared he would have to be placed II
an asylum. He recovered, however, and hai
/ moi since shown any symptoms OF insanity
, II is now rendered probable that tue murde
was committed while Morrow was laborinl
8 under an insane fl.
D The wounds produced on the head ol ih
victim were some five or six in number, tw,
of which fractured the skull.
The murderer is about fihy years OF age
f and is large and powerful man.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
M
Meeting of the Medical Society
of Delaware.
NIEREsTNG PROCEEDINGS. &C., SC

The annual meeting Of the Medical Socl-
ETY. of Delaware was held at Georgetown, on
Tuesday the slh inst. DR.. j. W. Sharp pre-
siding.
Drs. Hiram r. Burton, George r. Welch,
f. r. 'Travers, A. M. Day, ID. d. Palmer,
and G G. Powell were granted licenses to
practice Medicine and Surgery in this State
The same gentleman, in connection with
Drs. Jos. March, d. L. Mustard and George
L. Burton were admitted to membership In
the Society.
DR.. Askew, the Treasurer, presented his
report, which showed balance of $S4, ,21 in
the Treasury at that date.
DR.. Askew offered resolution granting
TO each member who shall pay three dollars
on or before August 18Th, copy of the
Transactions Oi the American Medical So
ciety for the current year. Alter which the
Society took recess TIL O'Clock in the
evening,
Upon re-assembling, Dr.. Sharp, the Presl-
dent delivered his annual address before the
Society and the citizens Of Georgetown, who
took occasion TO be present at its delivery.
DR.. Askew, chairman of the special COM
mittee appointed al O former meeting TO pro.
| cure gold headed cane, tor DR.. Sharp, ioT
faithful and long service as Secretary oi the
Association, reported that the committee
had procured the cane, and proceeded 10 pre-
sent il TO the recipient with neat and
pertinent address, which was responded 10
by DR.. Sharp, teellngly, eloquently, and
appropriately.
Dr. Askew then offered a series of resolu.
tions expressive Of the feelings of the Society
upon the death OF one of its late fellow mem
bers, Dr. James F. Wilson.
DIR. Pratt offered e resolution which wal
adopted, instructing the censors OF the Socl
| oftt f..
prosecution, all persons found practlcinp
Surgery or Medicine within the State con
trary TO its laws.
The usual routine of calls for reports from
committees, and other business, occupied o
portion OF the evening, after which the So,
ciety decided TO hold its next annual meet
ing at Dover.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers Tor the current year, after which tn
Society adjourned.
William Marshall.
Vice President-Joseph McFarren.
Secretary--Swithin Chandler.
Iredsurer-Henry F. Askew.
Censors-New Castle CountY-Drs. j
Merritt and ]. Black. Kent County-Di
N. Pratt. Sussex County-Dr. G. H. Ricl
ards.
Board Of Medical Exam iners-Ncw Castl
County-Drs II. F. Askew, L. p Bush,
r. Porter, j. s. Vallandlgham and Williar
Hamilton. Kent County-Drs l. Jump,
d. Marshall, ]. W. Sharp, Benjamin White
ly, and A. M. Day. Sussex County-Drs
c. II. Richards, d. Hall, r. q. Elligood, ]
p. II. Shpley, and F. r. Travers.
Delegates to tie american Medical Ass0
ciatOn-New Castle CountY-Drs. Askew
Bush, Draper and Porter. Kent County
DIR. 1. Jump, j. W. Sharp and Prat
Sussex County -Drs. McFarren, II. G. Eli
good, Shipley and d. Hall.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

LITERARY SocIETIEs.-f fhe influence oil
a well informed mind is fast gaining upon
the young men of our city and we are pleased
to find that the effect of it is 10 increase the
number of literary organizations and induce
the members thereof 10 apply themselves 10
self culture with more of real earnest and
pleasure than has hitherto been the case
Not only have we Library Companies, but
the various religious denominations also have
organizations OF literary character under
their auspices. One of these-the Young
Mems Christian Philopatrian Society I'M
der the fostering care of the Catholic Church,
has been in successful operation for some
time past. The members have just Tehlled
their neat room in the Morrow Building at
Third and Market streets, in very tasteful
and inviting manner. This trustworthy act
can the more readily be appreciated by their
friends when we tell them that the entire
cost oil the work was met by the society
under the age of twenty years, and whose
means are limited, albeit they have indus
trious hands, energetic spirits and generous
hearts, the true incentives and precursors o
success. New carpets, well selected paint
ings and new furniture, adorn their room
and not least among the latter is fine book
case partially filled with valuable and usclu
books, mostly the contributions of friends
1t awaits further donations from slmia
sources.
We rejoice to see the Philopalrans s
earnest in the work of sell culture and 3
resolved TO make mind and muscle til
twin levers OF power and influence by who
good citizens, orators statesmen, priests
bishops, and christian laborers are mad
This organization, and such as it, give nel
-...ss-nelns -..s-;. &c the growing Intelligence oil III
age, and speak volumes in favor Of I'll
Church by whose gaidlng, maternal hand i
young men are thus helped To hft themselv,
up, as brilliant landmarks Of moral, soci
and religious excellence, along the pathwa
of life
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
spscial Notice.

We have number of job lots of different gar
ments which we are selling of at prices much
below their value.
We have good styles fine Cashmere pants re-
duced to So, $4 and $5,which formerly sold
at So, IS and sl0
We have Vests of similar goods reduced
to 49,
We have Cloth, Cashmere, Trieot, Pique and
other styles OF sack coats reduced to So, S6,
81, $e. About one half their present value.
These are surplus stock, and in addition to our
regular assortment Of new and choice goods;
we have therefore resolved to close them out
at prices above mentioned. They are all
good, sound, desirable goods.
Such chance for Bargains is seldom offered.
Half way between Bennett & Co.,
Fifth and Tower Hall,
sixth street. No. 5Os Market street,
PHILADELPHIA.
And No. 600 Broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
MYSTERIOUS DIsAprEAnANcE.-It W

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.- will
probably surprise many persons 10 learn,
says the New York Egening Post, that there
are at present on file in the office of the Su.
peuntendent of Police descriptions OF TWEEN
ly lour persons who have mysteriously dis
appeared in this city during the past two
weeks. Many Of them are persons OF known
respectabilitY, and few oil wealth and high
social standing. The latest cases reported
are of MIR. L. A. Sieadman, a wealthy En.
glishman, who has been missing from Bre.
voort House, in Filth avenue, since Sunday
morning; and that OF a young lady of wealth
and great personal beauty and accomplish.
ments, who was last seen on the way Ia
New York from her home in Goshen, Orange
county, on the 2sth of May. Several off
GERS OF the Fifteenth precinct police have
been carefully searching for Mr.. Steadmar
since Sunday, and up to the present time
without success. In the case OF the young
lady, although large reward has been oil
fered and several persons employed to searct
ior her, there has been no better success.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

echoes of the pure, sweet, noble voice OF the
charming Parepa- Rosa. The ladies re-
ceived most valuable assistance 10 the cho-
ruses from the full rich bass Of M. L. Lich.
tenstein, Esq, whose musical requirements
are too well known TO our citizens TO re-
uuire any special notice from US.
Alter the benediclion by the Rev. Alfred
Goodman, short time was spent in receiv,,
ing greetings and congratulations, and
many a bright eye looked brighter at the
kind words spoken.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
'CeQdt JIotlCes.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, s. SCAR AN
In ORPHANS COURT, hold at New C4itie In aud nr
the County OF Nsw Castle the rs day N April in thi
year OF our Lord Ona thousand sight hua irad AMI
tixty-ni upon the Application Ot II, A. CrnfOn aud
Gabriella j.. hls wife, Mary " Dnioui, th ltet Du
Pon Jr and Victor nnpUnt, the said 1abfisA j. Crof-
ton being OF the ohildren lad hors-tt lev al lrVi
shubrlck, deceased who af'stwarls niermarrai with
the said Il. n A Grafton ani the said May DLPott
Charles D POnt, Jr. ant Vetnr Oupo1i bsn. I'm
davlsa,H vi the late snuHl y uuplHt. VIII Wa th1
AsElkupr 0i Francis DUP ~hnot @ho wt- o1s of tn
children and hilts-1t law Oi lrvms ShIbrck, lat, ni
Wimlnston Hundred, ia tbs County afirasi dseIts.
cd who died intestte, ls 1t hdh ho'h r-pra.nat tI
this court-by tho pOtti M ot tia I'D u. Cr0lt
et NJ in wrn,, presented u the Ulurl:lt is this
4 nst day Of April Ia thu yalr aftp5tl, rul,I by the
Court thtt Richard shubfitk, Henry DdPJntAnI Charles
!. DuPont Jr trustees, William Brock AMI dlhrsl.r
Beck Eugens DuPput Amelia y, pdpdni ant HAIRY r.
DuP0nt ha Hnl appear al an urphal4 Count Dt Nov
ise County, aiarsstd, Ia be held 1t Nsv l-tla On
then aal theirs cidn the prefsr4nce dlu T. them o.
accepting choosing a'tbsy are sn"es'ively antItd
30 10 d tue who's Of tbs Ltnts Truaments anl here
dtAmenl o. the said la este, as laid u aud appraised
by tue liaahul lars, under oder o the sad Court
heraioilre naia Bhow oause ii any they have. why
All order H VI not he mad for the sala 0f the whole
the sad lands lonamants and hereiam suits II The said
iniestste lvne shnhric decreased
And /, Is ordrrd by iht Coutt that cop. of hi,
rue he published trr six In the Deli
iudte ide journal newspal publ he'd iu thu Uty
OF Wmin itan in tie state nsliware--tae hrst pnb
lcalion thereof tI ne a. sit sky days tein the sand
| tisth d'y ul :, Pitmitr next.
Ia tstlnoni Sh.teo' | have hersuntO set my bant
and pllx II -eAl 1t the sal Court, Eev C,stlr tn
tweniy-sls'h day ni April o. on- thOuFand rigr
hundred aad sixty hile. d M UsIlCK,
may4 Clerk q. rOdtt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

While Jacob Rosensweig, a ieweler, was
putting up the shutters in front of his store
at No 50 Spring street, New York, Monday
night, some men accosted him and entered
into conversation. While his attention was
thus attracted, confederate entered the
store and stole a box containing five gold
watches, nine hunting case silver watches,
two open faced silver watches, and vest
chain, valued altogether at S400, All the
thieves made their escape with the plunder.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
ID EGIsTER,s ORDER.
In. nun..rrn,a 1 prt-.r Mn [, .,r1 L nnn.ur 4

NJ
April 3ltn 1859 I
Upon tie application OF Jan es II. hay BIecnor OF the
last will anu testament Of El.za II. WOODWARD late Of
White Clay Geek Hundred Bald County, doc 1t is
ORDERED and directed by the Register That the Exc
cunr Aforesaid give notice of the granting OF Letters
testamenlaTY upon the Estate OF the deceased, with
the date granting thereof by causing advertise.
ments 10 he posted within forty days from the date
Of such Lers in six Of the most public PLACES OF the
County OF NV Castle, requiring all persons having
domands the estate, to present. the abide
by an Act Of Assembly such made and provided.
Ana also cause the same to be inserted within The
pafi'd In the Delaware State JouruAl and Statesman n a
newspaper published in wilmi gton, aud to teeontin-
ued therein two months.
go, Given under the handahd Seal Of ofce ofthe
l. Register aforesaid at New Castle in New Castle
~ County Aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten. K. G. fiAtM. Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

UPON READING the account of the Kappa
Gamma Exhibition in our last issue, it will
become very evident that the composilor is
not as familiar with Shaksperan characters
as he might be, for Notwithstanding our
correction in the proof.sheel of the several
names and characters of the "immortal
Bard" number of annoying blunders were
suffered to go uncorrected.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

The NEW York Herald says :-All the
virtue of Grants administration seems to
eyaporate In It's good intentions Every now
and then ii makes grand splurge toward
some well.denned object in the nature OF re-
form OF official abuses, and scarcely havetht
people done applauding before 1t hat
changed its mind and determined not 10 de
what II promised.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

Is IT TRUE that the object of the late
census movement by Council, while it is
Ostsns.bly to get at the number of inhabi-
tanis of our city, is really TO find out which
OF the new wards will be easiest TO colonize
and carry at the September election? The
friends of Reform must keep sharp eye
upon the colonizers. Quite number OF
workmen are engaged at paving the streets
inst nnNr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
III REGISTERS OFFICE NEW CAsTII County, [
ttsh

May 9TH, 1869
Upon the application Of Thomas McCohlb, Adminstrs-
tor Of Robert MrComb late of ChriztiHna Hun dred,
in said County, deceased 1t Is ordered and directed hy
the Register that the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting of Letters oil Administration
upon the Estate of the decreased. with tho dste d
granting thereof by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters in six of
the most public places Of the County OF New Castle,
quiring ali persons having demands against the Estate
10 present the same, abide by an Act of Assembly in
such easo made and provided And also the same
to be inserted within the period in the Delaware
State Journal and Statesman newspaper published IN
Wilmin !ton. and 10 he continued therein two months
~, Given under the haud and Seal nl Office ct th
L. g. Register aforesaid, At New Castle in New Uast
~ County aforesaid, the day aud year ahnve writ
ten r. c. FRAIM, Register
NOTICE
ALI persons having caims against the Estate the de
ceased must present the duly atested TO the
mnistrator, before May 9th 1870, OF abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and provided.
THOMAS MeCoMB, Administrator.
Address--w1 1LmiNcToN, DEL. may2i-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

An alligator was lately caught with seiue
in the river opposite ST. Louis.
Paris papers announced the arrival OF
"Sir Elihu Washburne."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

sINHE PHILADELPHIA, WTLMINGroN
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18th. l. %.
The Board Of Directors have declared Dividend Of
-FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock Of the Coppa-
ny, clear of Government tax payable and utter LIST
July next,
tuue1s-2w A. H0RNER, Tteasurer.
NOTICE. .---,rHE sIxTY-THIHD AN
IN NUAL C0MMUHiCi iTIDN OF tn, NJ. W. GRAND
LODGE of the State OF Delaware, will be hell at the
MONDAY, tie 9sth day OF JUNE. A L. $3.50.
J. p. ALLMoHp
ta4 esciy Grand Lodge.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

all persons having claims agausi the estate of the
deceased must present the same duly atested to the
Act of Assembly in such case made and proIi iled.
JANE II. RAY, x rutrr.
Address-NRwARK, pEINWARE navel On
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18
TIIN mUNMY mANlkMr.
From JuHS McLElA 8 SON, bankers, 6u1 Market Sir
.rlurk
COM ~ nlloIAL MEc0RD.
RtTAIL MAl,SEp.

WILdiHGTDN MARKET.
Corrected by SMITH BkfRN 9Th and shlpry streets
Thursday June 1e, 1862
pfleAs have au upwArd tendency in wholesale aud
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

oneouih cath, and the balance in one, two aud three
years H. credit payments to bear interests the LAT
81 Janu,ry 1870 at which time possession will be given
and to secured by TIE bond Of the purchaser 20 DO
nnnr yat nv the Attorney. The terms may be- altered
d suit purchasers The puichaMr will have the PriV-
ere Of ,srdlns Wheat.
Thu will be positive as the eN neI has deter mined
T., lsnv4 ina pllcs GEORGE NIGKERS,
Attorney for r.. Il Rouse.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-18

Al wsllss l4rg, yahe'y of PEARS aod other dssir.
ahle frntsi
There arc two Plmps Of hae water, and all the ad-
yant,g II hl place Il dos rable property.
II Is convenient 10 Churches, Mills and Schools, 10
Cbesior River All ona mile from station the Kent
County Railtoid-