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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-04-28
sTATE OF VERMONT.
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, within and fss
said District, on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1909.
An Instrument purportng to be the last VIII ans Tea
lament OF Nathaniel sherman late OF Planed, In said
District deceased being presented to the Court by Ste
phen spencer the executor therein named for Probate II
Is ordered by said Court that all therein
be notified 10 appear at session Of said ourt 10 be held
at the Probate Onco In Montpelier the 9Th day Of
against tho Probate Of said VIII for which purpose ID
further ordered thet copy Of the record Of this order be
published three weeks sucoessively In tho Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed at Meatpelier.
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
by the COurt-Attest,
clos r. n. MERRILL, Judge
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Liquid glue, superior to muciIage, may
be made by dissolving glue in an equal guam.
tity of strong, hot vinegar, adding fourth Of
alcohol and little alum. This will keep any
length of time when placed in closed bottles
and will glue together horn, wood, and moth.
or Of pearl
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PosTNAsTERs. -Among the combinations by the
Senate ON Wednesday, we notice those of J. II.
circuit of Mortified and II. G. johnson of Yer
genncs rs Postmasters. MIR. johnson is the
present incumbent, and editor of the Permonfer
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II We noticed in the Express Office of this
place, a few days SINCE fine package of maple
honey, marked President GRANT, Washing
ton, ID. c. Pad through"
1t was the contribution of a prominent and
highly esteemed citizen of the town of Cabot.
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The average vote cast in Washington county
for members of the Council of Censors was 459.
OF this number, Timothy p. RedGeld fell 10 short,
Charles X. Field 8, IL. II. Powers 3, and Joseph
w. Colbun and Henry Lane each
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u o. II. p. Ketcham, of Brandon, sold last
week one peck Of the Breeze prolifcs, No 6, for
the small sum of S260-making the price over
81 600 per bushel. Cyrus Jennings has sold
during the past week eleven bushels of the No.
2, for $50 bushel.
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Ono hundred and fifty French Canadians in
one gang" passed over the Vermont Central
Tuesday evening, en- route to New York ria
Springfield, besides the regular train.
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Il W Park offers to give $4,000, if the
Bennington people will add so, 900, to erect two
hrst-elass hotels-one at Bennington, and the 9TH
er at North Bennington.
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II Our thanks are due to Senator's Morrill, and
Edmunds, and also to Representatives Poland and
Willard, for valuable public documents.
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Troy CoSfERENcE.-The next session Of the
Troy Conierenoe-lS70--is TO be held at Burling-
ton
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, ss
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in rad District
on the 9th day OF April, A. ID. 1863.
Zcrona X. Gunnsey, administratrix, OF the estate
OF Harvey q. 6unsey, late OF M0retown In said Dis
rct deceased, presents her administration OT
examination aud allowance, and makes application f6r
decree Of distribution and partition o. tie estate ofd
deceased.
Whereupon ordered by said Court that sald account
and said application be referred TO session Of said Court
10 DO held at the Probate ONCE In said Montpelier on tbs
9TH day Of May, A. ID. sd9, for hearing and dsssion
thereon And is further ordered that notice hereof bs
given to all persons interested by publication o. the
same three weeks suceossively In the yeraoat Watch
man and State Journal newspaper Pueilshea A. Mont
peer previous said time appointed Tor hearing that
thoy may appear said no and place. and show
III any they may have why nid account should not no
allowed, aud such decree made.
by the Court-Atiest, ,
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II mon or women could but and the flbled fountain
which is said to restore hoath and strength aud beauty
with what eargcness they would rush to drink ii,
watorsn It is found In The S. TlsGO-X. Tho sale oil
~ PLANTATION BIrrERs is without precedent in the
History Of the world They at the most speedy
strengthening healthrestorcr discovered II re-
guires but a single trial to understand this
MAGSoLA WATER Superior to the best Imported
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In Brookdcld, April y, Of congestion Of the lungs,
AsENATn NJ, daughter Of John r. and Sophia A. Duns-
more aged 10 years apd "a days Papers in n H. and n
Y. please copy.
In Greensboro, April H. Capt JosErn pnLnRooK, aged
- years.
In Norwich, March l6, SALLY, Wits Of John Eastman.
aged G- years.
In Hartford, March %, Of typhoid pneumonia, Miss
SUSAN s. llAEES, aged % years.
Ia West Fairlee, April ~, Mr., WILLIAM Cox, aged 81
years.
In Albany, April %, CAROLINE wife Of Enoch Rowell,
aged 80 years.
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q. ". W MOODY, c,
JNO. d. SMITH, COMM
Waterbury, March DC, A. d. Hs9. saa
DUTH PECK's EsTATE-Tbo Sub.

~ scrhers having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington, Com.
mioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate of Ruth Peck
late of Calais, in said District deceased, represent
cd insOlvent and the term OF six months from tho %
day OF April 1869 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
pective claims before Give notice that we will at
tend to the duties of appointment at the dwelling
house Of A. Hicks, Ia Calais in said District on the
last Saturdays June and September next ut one
in the afternoon, on each Of said days.
ELIAS SMITH To-,
Calais, April II, A. D. 1869. s26i
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Special ilntices.
BRANDRErn,s pILIs Is. nLEEpINa.

BRANDRETH'S PILLS rs. BLEEDING
Bleeding may give ease. because the blood lon has
more room but The cae docs not last, anil e followed
By permanent weakness.
BRANDRErHs FILLS relieve the circulation and
give ease more surely and almost quickly bleeding
but Brandrehs Pulls never hurt and the good they do
is permanent because they take only what the body and
blood are better without. Purgation with these pills
will be- found
Universal Curative Principle
Lot The wise examine rs claims 10 their confidence Mrs
Hooker Of Barnstaho, Mas, cured by them Of st.
Ntuss Dance Of fifteen Year, standing. Abram Van
Nart was cured Of internal tumor by The or Bran
drcus Pills when al other means had failed. Dr. Bran
drcths Office Brandrct llousc, New York Sold by all
pruggifs. 6lG6-daw
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U,oR SALE OR TO RENT.-The Pho

- tograph uallerf lnfEllls blOehl
state street, Montpelier, VT,
established by s. o. Jersey and since occupied by A. r.
Styles, a. u. Davis and Watson Currier. The rooms
eonmodious and we'll arrangodfor the business, we'll
furnished with the apparatus and have always
sustained good reputation Tor hne work and SUCCESSFUL
'oO65' y. Q. WlST, Barre VT
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'CREAT REDUCTION IN HOTEL
4 SETTLEMENT we must have with all

n Not knowing what the future may bring forth IN
our business arrangements before January 1869,
must have settlement with every person with whom
have unsettled account We are In earnest In this
matter and just cAaf DO not hil 70 come 10
time. j. A. TAFT 90.
MONTPELIER Dec TO- 1868. it-dawu
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District
ON the nth day fAprii A. ID. 1859.
Leonard Ellis, guardian Of RUFUS Campbell an insane
person residing in Berlin, In said District presents his
guardian account for examination and allowance.
Mheroupon, II Ia ordered by said Court, that said 30
count be referred TO session Of aid Court
TO be held ut tho Probate ONCE, Ia said Mont
peer on the 18TH day Of May, A. d. 1862 for hear,
Ing and decision thereon and 1t Is further ordered that
notice heresf be given 10 all persons Interested by publ
cation Of the three wooks successfully Ia the v0r
mont Waterman and State Journal newspaper pub
shed at Montpelier previous TO said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear ut said time and place.
and show cause fany they may have, why said account
should not ho allowed.
by the Court Attest,
020i r. r. MERRILL, Judge
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legal alntioes.
SsTATE OF VERMONT,
MISS COMFORT WHEELER's rs.

AVA TArE.-The Subscribers, having boon appointed
by the Hon Probate Court for the District OF Washington
Commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate OF Miss
Comfort Wheeler late Calais In said District deceased
represented nsovent and the torn Of six months from
the 9th day Of April 1869 being allowed By said Court TO
the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before US,
Give notice that will attend 10 the duties Of our ap
polntment ct the dwelling .house Of Aonro Pierce In
Calais, IN said District the FIRST Wednesday OF Nav
and Oct next ut O'Clock the afternoon on each Of
said days
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IIf'1TpHta EfpTt''ly 10r Wai1h1fH & sllfe JouTNa
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBR1DG AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, April q, 1869.
,roryr or SrocK At Manner.

lNl- NNNhf @l7t uAte tNi e7N 30
5 5as' y sSfs ago. 5is s Ss go ssG sS5
PRlcEs.-Beef Cathe-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen Si3O1@ $780, first quality, sl22l "a 27i; second
lOO b total weight Of hide tall0w aud dressed beef
few choice single pairs, $3.50 40 sll.oO Bulls, sc,
go,Ehg oItns2oo a 500 v pair oraccordng to their
value as beef Steers, SIPS a s3l0
lOl with or without calves, as may be- agreed iarrow
and ordinary ~ q -
throey ears Old, sO00OO
s4eep and Lrlbs.6 a "a cts. extra, "a "a cts Y H.
ASlofo.l29l3e retail, IS a Zoe extra, oOc b. Fat
hqgs n a re n Spring Pigs 80 "a soo v head.
Ieat Cdhfs.--si "a el2 v head.
Hdes.-Brighton, 10 a. 10y cts country lots, % a Oc
caf Siins,-20a a e cts. Tallow, a 9ci country lots
country lots green al e1 70 si3l Dry, Is tg 500
P0aitry.-Lye, 90 a. 90 cts.
RENARKs.-Instend Of the improvement In the cattle
market, which feeders and farmers have long been antc-
pNting the tendencies continue toward lower prices
It Is understood that stock has been bought In Albany
for the ensuing week better terms than the sup
plY for the week closing to-day, and that tho supply
nom the West was large. Consequently trade at Cam
yards not encouraging to the droyers the butch
believe they shall be able u no better at brighton
bullocks fed by themselves at Hatfield weighing re.
spcctiyey on being loaded at Greenfield, 475O, 4625
i5l0 lbs and pair fed by H. G. Haskell Of Doerfeld
$3.50 lbs, which did not appear TO be wanted by any
one such heavy and worry fat oxen out OF
They should nave been marketed earlier twas under
stood that s5o per pair the best hid made for them
which Il equal TO only 1910. per III. II they dress coo
lbs, at which they generally estimated. W. H..
BardWell sold TO s. s. Leonard smaller but good oxen,
TO dress from 200 TO 800 fed by iona Graves Of Hat
field at about he per III. c. W Bailey sold % good
Michigan steers at l2i 1910 per ID. j. W Alis sold
oxen At ice and Mt 3o to dress 500 and the other
200 lbs g. W. Rowell old p threc-year olds together
for s62 per head.
The sheep market is far moro favorable to feeders than
the beef market and has been all the although
less some weeks than others. ID Lamson sold $50 sheep
81 lbs. at re. o. f. Taylor sold 800 on commission
about 20 lbs at about $40 per H. Rufus Leonard sold
y, live weight oslo pounds at n cents per pound.
r. J. Field, on previous contract, sold 40 yearngs at
l0ic per Id. j. Mcfarland sold 80 extra Canada sheep
ll lbs, at lle per ID Spring lambs, months old, at
70 each 10 at % 70 per lbi ~ Ofs0 bs at $500
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FACTS For TnE LADIES.

MAGSoLh WATER. Superior to the best Imported
0rman Cologne and sold at half the price.
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LEES EsTATELTh,

- Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court Tor tho District OF Washington Gem
soners to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against tho estate OF Jonathan
Lee late oiWaerhury, in said District deceased rep
resented nsoycnt and the term Of six months from tho
1th day Of March, 1869, being allowed by said Court
the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice. that will at
tend TO appointment at tho Town Clerks
Qco IN Waterbury, In said District the second Tues
day OF June and sept next at ten O'Clock in tho fore
noon on each OF said days
O. W. W. MOODY o..
mo ID SMITH, NOm ~
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Adtertis

Advertisements.
--~---~~--~~~~-~----~->~
New GOODS IN TOWN.
Frs sToSkk..
S.rRrNG STYLES
ny
UR
oMEN's
Ew
= LEGANT.
r ELIABLE
FURNISHING GOODS
Ar 40. STATE 81.
Forn DOORS Pom Main siren,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
s. s. TOW NER
and New York with large assortmeSt of Pan S1s'On
doods, Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
mir prices.
ORDERS FROM MLLtNERs
will he promptly and faithfully allied, with attractive
and fashionable goods, at Boston and Y. prices
LADIES AND MISSES
will find Mrs. Towvgn and Mlss D. GnAcr Hu.rtVoroS
WIFI lt-i'tant'l IN the Millinery Department, who
"it ~ AiAI'If 70 Hli'.N 4lulH huN 70 receive or
dcfs promising thoir best efforts topleaso.
MGLLINERS
BY sasty ladies 'ts o, Tossed
Thnt Mrs. TowNEn has the best
And ladies buy other with ease,
Because her goods and prices please.
Miss IIrvrNGroS with her gntonds,
With GHAcgful mien, to wait on friends,
Their orders promptly 10 fulal
pr hoSSEra trimmed Nth ,,s,. aua I'm
HATS adorned VII" N'S'' "'' ss'i'
80 TOWNERs call Tor taking goods,
mind BONNErs, HATS and shaker HOODS,
Gay FLOWERS RIBBONS BOBBINETst
COMBS, COlFFURI,s. HAGR-PINs, COILS, and JETS
lNsERrlNGs, RUFFLEs, PRINCES, BRA1Ds,
PERFUMES for bachelors and maids
Nice cars old ladies heads 20 screen
slaok, snowy SCARFs for Sweet sixteen
HOSE, moo IS, and CORsETs very ane)
For girlso ten TO eighty
H'gA nIcKIEs sought by snail old men,
And iops of iourscore years and ten
Kid GLOVES by ALEXANDRA made,
For misses g,rhy and madams staid
Neat BOWS and TIES for bellies aud boysi
And chldren's NIC1NACKs, babies Toys
Montpelier, April, isGo &c
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A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL COM
PLENlON follows thcusc oi " liclmhold Concentrated
Extract hargapnrilla"
II removes black Spots pimplus nud all cruptlous of
the skin.
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gruoklru Btal 6statt for SALE.

IHOR SALE-Nery low to pay debts,
HOUSES good locations Prospect PARK and less than BLOCK
from fuou-st Frru One new that world
let for month for 600 for 81 90 500
gss s3Jo . 900 cash tnesr hushed
for s4OO $3.50 r. FOWLER, FourteenhsL. between
Fnh and SiTtbaves. Brooklyn
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A three-stOry
Il Philadelphia brick Fultopsve., BrOoklvn
NJ a. rutland Co, Beekmanst. n =.
EOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN-Four-stO
brick HOUSE house 22Il2 25IIo good location
Proe so.cO BssT Inquire GEORGE W. hlbRs. 1850
e-aVe
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AucrIoN sALEs oF NEw-JERsEY REAL EsTATI
} PROPEGTY-BY B.H LUDLOW
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

The following plans have been submitted TO the Super
nendeut az Buildings. during the week ending oct p
Plr No lIt6Noh es Of FiA Khst east Of SItha'e bs,'
PlIs No IlO7-Eoh de Of Teuthsvs south Th
teE tsuut 2SE50 fee each cellar and out stories J.
PGs No e-SOutb side FOrysevetbs east Of fir'',ys
brick teueneuts SeI0 tachi basement sao iou s0@ %
Pgs Ll9-south ae Of Thryuipt west Of Ts',hia.e -
' cellar and stories Aer"n
PIIn No. lliO-R,s side Of Kehih-ave south Of FOrysbth
d~eae,, I7E53 feet John c Donne'y
Piaa No lll-No 200 Churchs srelsss brick 227I5i
feet stories 90 bighth Claus Paekbsfer owner a
-ssysn,esobt. brick stable lsI feet Autensk owner ~
l3No. u Sberdt, bnk tenement house S1S' iee
Pr NJ ii4Sob ne Of st. west Of Teutbavs
Store tenement john sehEaf owner
Pan No 1Nortesst corner kuhave and FSriy,isyalosI
sfstclass brick dwelling lx23 eii three soIes Onrfnei "
PtSs No. s-Sostb side Of Ftyfour,hsi Of Eeyenthavs
ues 2Sro e three stories GATrsi DRYER
i, Ne l17Es,b side Tbirysah wes, oiBsbth-sve brick
and four stories Gustav UugeT OWE,
80 r' 90 S' cg S S1 p i four stories Gee FeHSe owner
PLn No 9-Eorh SIDE Thirty urtbst west Of sfLasoBsve
aud brick stables p BY 81 feet two stones "m A'''
Pt Va IVES, aide ~ Msdspsve near Thrtv.sours
snd brick stable 49, By s feet two "e"ss vi" b. A's'
Pa No lI2l-Soush side sIty-ssrous Of SeoondRve
delass brick Dwelling 20 by Al feet basement Ad iou stores l.
Plan No ,w,., T,assHth-,t north Of onsbunired and
r5.. SFrsntIp A Tbrrstaa. owner
Plua So Ills-soats .sr 81 FOyibrds, Tbrds7e..
brek shop 40 feet fca stories George D. semd osne
Pan No. liza NORTH se Of lIh, west Of NecoBoa'e nr''
.s brick rag treat 20 b. q feet three soreE Wn
2South sid seveutht. west OF ieuhaye
stable and dwelling Is b. - feet basement and four stories '"
Jones
Plan No I26-soub-Nes Thirty ninth Al and Tenhvs
fn Is b. 80 feet each i've stories j.
KsFgin.
Plan No il2 south side OF west o. rsnve -
brek 81 A. J. kersin,
Plan No. 25-Souhfast OF West ard Nest lvefhs,
rusmea % t 80 feet four stones Benz Wallace,
Psn 2a-Souh side Of Forty aurths Of Tebhsve.
brick dwellings brown aud brick touts BS b 30
Ssst'bAement aud hve siores Bolert laid owner -.
il-West side Of Madsosaye south OF Seventh sixth
81 dwelling brick front p b. W
feet Lrre stories Joseph Hss Jet.
PIn No l3Nos 26 and 2lS West EghteenhsL brick stable
feet and four stories Pslk Tford owBers
Total number Of plans for the week, 2j since Jan J.
4lSl Total Uuur Of buildings for the week g. aS FOL
lows: FirSt-claSs dwellings, -pcOnd-cass dwelling, l.
tenemes. and Dwelling, II hrsiclass stores
Z shops, stables, G.
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FRIDAYS WEATHER RBPoRr-sAa
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORr oB EEw.Y0RE. .............. .......'oei"St "
CLEARED.
sesm,hip.-Oeorara Reynolds Baltimore Concord Nennta rub
adephia NJ -. -.
SIins-T,meane Sumner Bremen Rhiae, Jordan London
Rsk,-S b. Hale Portland 81 Ursula. Losoeg bahs se<
Pspamlrco, Rrvdere. Finn, Fune via Trieste
Bug,-yie,ora Ursula Jenor AehAt: hnbeta Ans' Neb,eI
Susan voohs Fuut lisbon Ahetta huneor1 Dotchese.
\ n Corouela McCulloeh. Walton N 3
Comstock NeWOeaBs, Paragon, Nehah, Nsshina
Nichols Para, Berma. Ward. Maitland. n
,r. Hrstl.v Brunswick LILY. Hughes Chaeou; Paiac.
Wa.bnstsU n L. A. Bailey Locke p saO-hpsgt = r.
t,sgHty Waerbnrv STANFORD; LeCca'is, blsel S.lcn
Soop-Competent, Ayres, ksst Haven.
ARRIVED
Steamship Jsmss Adger LOCKWOOD njse autpasL
SlD Pnas Albert Meier Hamburg sept %. miss al
shin Crymorne. Gates San Francisco July TO- mdss
Su5 Glad Things, Thomssn. London b DAYS, miss
Schr J. W. Wilson. ScmeFs. Georgeown. D. {
Sebr. Helen A. Hoyt. TrAhineT. Ge0 agetosn, ID {.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
9AulVed steamships McCesn. troD BslnuoTst
Philadelphia. Brady Ala<a Providence
from Lobios Hspatha, from Liverpool
MOsKOK Va. Oct ~ Sari hk forcangra Tor hs
York, Aad feet Of coasters
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuKHSsrows 2lho sesssalp Russia from New York
Ty ed a this port az l0i this morning
GL,sou ~ The steamship Damascus o. the AsI a
rived here Yesterday
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK, Friday, Oct. %, 1859.

NEW-GORK friday, OCT ", lso5'
Below viii be found reports of auction sales OF
NewJorey property made yesterday. The Orange aale
by the Nicssrs NIeck regarded by them the most
satisfactory one they made.
The following is one Of several items have recently
~unthcr. STATES The P6rkeTsb,Wg Wa) Times says
~ 49,. f,,n tbc CouimssioneT of Immigration that
d Of a. 0 srres Of land in several recently
-snade IN some parties at Carksburg and Weston To
Nessrs o T. wainwright. H. W. shealey and p Cuiin' OF
be fru o. Wainwright & Co., real estate dealers at
Chicago ~ The sale is fixed fact, and the lana Is
lad for The property is situated On the waters OF steer
Greek and West Fork River, in the counties OF Glmer
calhoun 8ud BraXtOn, and consists principally OF hll
land well fimbCred, with several veins OF gOcu
cOAi and IRON ore and strong indications OF
salt II not petroleum. The purchasers have Or
,anzcd stock COMPANY with cash capital OF SJOOOOO
and Wi proceed cstHb IN immediately, at the mouth
Of steer Creek the Lille Kanawha hrStcass saw
mill engine 4jhOrse power, with gangsaws fer cutting
yenec aud every KIND OF stuff for furniture wagons
agricultural implements. &C. for the Western markets
Also, an extensive blacksmith shop and steam dry
house. iu which every particle OF lumber VIII be tho
roughly seasoned before Shipment"
The large swel-froHt brick house. on the southeast
corner of EnylstonSt and rarksqr, Boston, OppO-
site the Public Garden. ana near the Providenoe
depot formerly the residence Of tire Rev. f. u buhtuS-
tOu D. D. the neWlyeler led Bishop 0 Central NtW-l Ork
has been sold 10y VI. Dennan Ross. for S4OOOO 10 j.
Rchardso The estate includes some 500 fest OF ahd
under back OF The house, which Is worth at the Ieas,
caicuaItou $40 a foot, il "sdcs' on PArksqr, ana
might hiit- sl1 or more.
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attention reports Of saes Of real estate both In city
and country thuSAddlng greatly 10 the VSuo Oh us COL
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