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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
DRUMMERS, ATTENTION
ATTENTION, CHoIRS
Z Anthem OFFERING

~ H. +. H"d-,-- Gr". " Foster. undJ II. TrnurN
- pages OF entirely Anthems. Sentences
Notrt~ thant- sc.
4 c.mpl,t,. collection rnr opening and cln.in-
y Public Worship. The Music l. Il that pI.,crI
cal character and pl,t>In- simplicity. popular ia
uur Protestant Churchr- w believe every PAGE
"f the Anthem OrtrIlu- can lee sam. ami will lee
admired lay nIuctcnth~ "i our hons throughout
the country.
Thu Anthem Offering will hr found q tr~t-ca-,
book fuI Sch""l- and Societies
Any ch"rist-r "r teacher. who VIII send his al
dress t" the, publishers hrt"r" Nov IL i-72 shall
such terms a. c..nn"i tarI T., sivr -ati~iacti"n
l'Ilcr $40 is,l dnL SIn&l" C"llr~ Il
& IL
NTATEOF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
- Ia Probate Count held 1T the Probate Otil'r III
II .l"hn~hury within and Tor said District. "n tn"
18th dan "f O,t"hrr \. l.. -
I'm Instrument IUrp"rtIu- To- h. "a" last " Ill and
Testament ct Olive II. Monkey. late t - "huhurN
IN Nhd district deceased. hrn- presented t" curt
Icy Edward Z. E'dm-t"E The '\r'ut"r therein
named iur Probate
1t l. ordered 10y ~tid Count that all persons CON
,rrnrd therein n, notified To- tupr.,l at q session n
~ud Count T." h, held AZ thu Probate" oitIr" IA y
i"hu~hurN "u tho 18th dhv 81 \"v"ml'r \. H..
- and show 'tU-'. II any the ui, na," i-a.Ii~r
'"lth't ord r'd thti copy "i the record Il I'M
"'i'l Toe published 'hr"' w,.h- >i'c">>l''lN IA th'
'irdu man printed at i. J"hu~huiv. previous T."
SAID tltrr appointed t"I Hr.iGiIl-.
i;N tie. Z "ulf Attest
~ g.. FEINrli. .iud-, "i Probate.
tru, ,,p> Of Ercnrd Attest
- IA N~A l.. IEI\t II. j Td-.,. al rr"htt"
ITNNNiU ,of.EUEN> ESTATE.
| SLATE 90 NIEMuNI ,AlTru>ll DISTRICT -.
Zoo Probate, '"urt hrli ~ uh, Probate, Oficr IN
- I".u~h.!lN IA -.d dI~rri,r. ell ia, Inn day OF
urroh,r. = D. -.
Ilra1rr Davis administrator upon the estate
OF Hannah I"lnUru. late ct Eurk'. said dis
iIl,t decreased. presents ms administration ao.
count t,r examination and allowance .tui makes
.ppr.,t i"r decree, e" distribution and PARTITION
ut tn, estate 81 said DECREASED
NhI'UI"u. II l. "rdrr"d l., ~,Id court. that said
account and SAID application h'. referred To session
81 said {" he h,ld al Ihr probate office III
II. .."hn~hrlN. r, ID dan nt N"N. \ L. I~s2. for
hearing and dr,i~i"u thereon. And il l. further
ordered that unIir. hereof Doe given I" all persons
Interested hy publication r, three We, H.
~Uc'r~~lvrlN ia ih" llrd"uI.tu. newspaper pub
li~hrd at -. l"iiu~hurN. lr-yI"t- IL -ld Tim" Hp
pointed for hcHriu-. thai th,v may appear AT said
tlmr and place. and show clusr # any they may
hayr. why said account >hnuld mot IL. allow ed and
~t,h decree m.Id'.
BN the curt Attest
Asa l.. FREN, Il JUDI IT pT"hatr
\ true copy of record Attest
= ~ ASA l. FRENt II. Jude OF Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
Sprriai Jnhrrs.
PATRONS OF HISBiNDRN.

Grrcn Mountain Grange. No. l. 81 bloomsbury
VI. Regular MEETINGS held The Hrst >If",tqp ~
rUrh moiiih. ct o'clock T.. VI.
I. V POWERS. SECRETARY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
FOR SALE {!

\ HOI'SI. fnI sale uu - .Iuhushut, Plain In
puirc Of e. NJ. CARPENTER Railroad street al
l.. II ImdN 36t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
HAY, GRAIN AND STOCK AT
AUCTION !

The subscribers will sell at Auction On the, pIcm.
isrs of thu. late l ri Morton. i'll Concord >atur-
day, Oct ri, 1872, al 10 o'clock \. NJ. she fol.
lowing described property: Onc pair of three wears
old Cattle. handy. good Cows 3 two wears old
IIcitcT- | ycarling licif,I. Calf > Shutc- | five
Years old Iinrsr l smoking Colt ~ tons of Hay. a
lot of Straw. 40 bushels of Oats. ~ bushels "i
Corn. the cob and about 10 bushels of I'ntatnrs
Terms m:rie known at time OF sale.
l. =. WOODBURY.. Auctioncer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
Post oric" Time Table.

r.,~E -~,rtrh,ru and Western 30 \. NJ. and 1:.'O
NJ >uuih,rn way 30 \. NJ. N"rrhrrn and
-ra-c mails 100 q. NJ.
. ...INE-N"rih"m "o' !. NJ southern and
WESTERN lao- \. NJ. and ~ =. NJ. southern
,l, 49, T.. Vi ~Il-r mails ~ \. Vi.
,....,. l"3rI- iIuiu : \. NJ. L" =. NJ
-. .;"Iun-hurN -Nth"nriIIn.
..lNHN AND EFNuI>,-Ru nM-uprn from \ VI
TO II Nj. from = to- t. and from 80 +. NJ.
" " THAYEE Librarian.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
Groton Caucus.

Groton Caucus.
At the last county convention. by an
oversight the town delegates made no
appointment of town committee. and
the town acqulr>ccd in having the old
town committee hold over and act rs
town committee This year. But some
IUthuritN at =. .JuhnshurN. Il few days
ago. SAN iii I" make us Il new commit
lee Of three. all Steele men. with in
>trIIrti"m> To call u caucus early and
have I'LL the steele men on the spot. at
The time appointed. and do the work
quick. This notice was written and
posted on the back side of Il post Al
iuchamalt store. and many OF the vii
la.r people never heard of the caucus
until the cNcmin" of the >.rnr.
Om the steele men came exactly ac-
c"Idin" L" program. Il few Poland men
happening I" hc present. Daniel Cot
fin WIS nominated and unanimously
elected chairman nt the caucus. but he
not being present. Il few moments de
lay WAS suggested. and the Poland men
Went out L" notify Cntlrim of his rlcr-
ton. In their absence the Steele men
huddrd up and made one OF their new
committee m"u chairman. and east
their VOTES on TIA" double quick. which
resulted ~ tnIl"u~: +. VI. Page. steele.
-: /. l.. Hall. Poland. ). They then
di>>"l\ ed the rarjru>. On learning the
result. The inst elected chairman called
the caucus /" "rirl. and commenced
taking VOTES. which resulted ~ follows
+. VI. Page. Steele. , Votes: +. Il. Hall.
Poland. -. Please call round and So
"ur f"lk~ again. y. l..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
AUCTION !

VIII he sold at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY
OCT. % l~12 ~ uCl"ck /. NJ. good Cows.
dry Cow. pair wears old steers two years
Old hctr | pair N,.srliug steers = NcaIlIng heitrrs
Is good sheep. GOOD three. wears old colt , twu
wears old colts. yctrlin. colt good new traverse
sled. 100 ~.tI, tubs = straw GATHERS. from 10 10 L.
tons of hay 100 bush uui-. ~ bush. rye. besides
Other articles loo NUMEROUS /" mention.
STEPHEN +. KENT.
Ta~sumpSc Oct. II l-52 3-lt-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18

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list of the two sets of DELEGATES voted
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Chas. :. Dana. Jaryi. BARTLETT. David
Chapman. Hem, G.. Hastings. \hrl i.
Pierce. HAIRY lin Paddnck
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ChauncrN :. Walker. Cha>. +. Carprr,-
tci. ID Edward +. Allen. Ch;r~ \. S,l-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
Singinga.S +!

Under tn, instruction of Morrison and Became will
he opened in the Nestry of the VI +. Church. n,Nr
Tuesday evening, Oct. -. at : clock. tn continue
through the coming winter. Terms. gentlemen
$50 Ladies' 10 payable III advance. Strict at
tcntiun will he given T. beginners we'll a. t. the
more advanced. NJ effort will IN, spared on the
part OF the teachers Ia make the school pleasant
and profitable t" all attending il. First ,v"nin.
free To all II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
House for Sale !

| will sell the house now occupy on Railroad
street II being two-story house. modern build
also a good barn the premises. If not sold
will Ice rented. LCtIUS GILMORE.
81 ,JuhnShurv Oct. Ii. l-12 i-tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-18
TRI.U MING GODDS

in treat variety, Malta Larre. Fringr- black and
r"l"rrd Velvet libhu- Comprising the LARGEST
stock al Trimming ,''Its and small Wurr- " br
found III the state.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
q he nailp State Re9ister
CARSON CITY:
"Wednesday, Nov'ber 13. 1879
THE FALLING OF The LEAVES.

FaIl-let them fall around;
Fall on the ~reddenfng ground:
Fail as we fall away from LIES sere tree,
Into the ocean of eternity.
Lost, swallowed up and drowned.
Fall, though the sur is high,
And bright and blue the sky;
Yet every morning Wind its myriads
sends,
Failing, still falling as faIse-hearted
friends
In our adversely.
Yet while they fall, still fall,
4 BONNER light than all,
\ bluer sheen than yon Autuninal sky,
shines on me as I feel thy love-lit eye
DispelS my beings thrall.
We walk those leaves above,
Thy soft voice, like the dove
Low, murmuring, or as when, the woods
among.
On morn of Valentine, the wild birds
song
Whispers her mate of love.
So let them fall away,
Friends of the summer day
False friends who cannot bear affections
test.
know the love that liveth in thy breast
VIII never fall away.
Never, Not even when
Beyond life'S narrow ken,
Like dp.d leaves futteringi in the Autumn
tide,
We two have passed, our love shall still
abide,
Shall have grown perfect then.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Every Citizen wants it. Also, FIR CAMPAIGN
GGopS- AJdrc :. G~ocnsPEEp'S EMPIRE
PUBLISHING HOUSE. Chi ago, Cincinnati. 81.
L ,ai., New Orleans cI New Io.k. Xa-S-tIa
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
Local AGEST> w
TAKE WARNING!

THE V. & T. r. X. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents and
Loss OF life resultiu. from the running OF theii
trains; aud they take this method of warning pa
rents aud guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
.ucIr cars and Locomotives. Those having III charge
the business of the COMPANY find it impossible to
PERSUADE toys. v no frequent the ternilni and stop
piLg places Of the r, adj from climbing upon the
cars aud engines; and they will feel Themselves
obliged to Resort to more decided measures II these
annuyances are continued Recent acciiehts,
shich are wholly ascribable to the carelessuess of
porscns ih jumping on ana of the cars when il
motion, should be warning enough in Themselves
n. YERINGT0N, Superintendent.
EEnet l6, 1870.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. IL.
UNITED STATES REGIsrER's OFFICE,
AIrnRA NeXal. AnCuSr u IL

hAA go . 1T ASN
AURORA, Nevad,. August -. 49,.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ". VI.
5 aweIi, Z. W. McKinstry. William Van
VOORHEES, and David MCD ugal have this day
flei IN this office a diagram together with a no
tCe of appl catrn for a patent from the United
>rates. under Acts Of Congress approved July
20 1866 and May 10. ls7-, for twelve
hundred feet along that certain vein or lode Of
quartz or other rock in pace. bearing gold and
silver. known as the An elope Lode. situated on
Silver Hill, in the E>mrralda Mining District,
E-mtraida county. Sta Of Nevada. and more
particularly described as fellows: Beginning at
the - " him" shaft IN said lode; thence along thu
vein or lode north e. deg 10 min east-26o.5
feet 20 east end OF location. Returning To point Of
b. ginning; thence south SO deg so min. west
lis. ; feer; theuce north 50 deg. SIS min west
rs : feet; II enCe north s. deg. 50 min. west
i3l feet; thence south 50 deg. Is min. west
t3 feet: tn nee south Il deg - min. west -
IL 8 feet making l 200 feet in length by M
lie W de, and fully described in plat # the sur.
vey II said lode and claim posted thereon and
flied in this ,fiice, containing five and ls-lOo
acres. embracing said lode and one hundred feet
nu each side Of The center thereof The lode ard
claim are near the claim and lode known as the
Lady Ian IN the south, and Oh the north.
cas- and west are bounded by NO krownclarmants
From iryelopm mt. made the "Whiur" shaft is
accepted a. embraced in the | de, III nearest
mine is the Lady Ja'e mine or, the south. The
office Of the Mining Recorder of said district, at
Aurora, E-me'aida county. \evadt. and the
uliice and diagram # sad luie aud claim can lie
found posted near tte Whim' ia IT there Il.
WILSON BCTLIE, Register.
au-N-tNd
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
ON MARRIAGE

"xpP RELIEF FOR YOUNG E FROM
thu effects - Frruts ana Ahu-e- in early
10 Ianhp6 restored. impeachment, To Mar
,t-a removed. New Tethoi of Treatment. Ne"
ID rrptsrklh!e r.n.efi-s Be,ks and Circulars
s-nr rrte e. in a ed envelopes
,IIr-~-, HGHAhb AssOCl tTION. No. =
s..rrF, Ninth street. phi!sfelVhIa. Pan in>tftu-
nm b,vruc a high reputation for honorable con
drr- ana pr.tessIou, Laug.l:gm-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
How We csed to be- pny.,cArd.

Who ,es no: remember Tho time when s"iinE
pursation was considered Indispensable to Suinm'
health No matter far wry faces the inevitable
salts and senna lhuharJ. or caIomel aud jaiar mt
he administered. These Spring medi iciuoi, TIE
Youngsters were tCld were To keep them hale ant
hearty during the summer We all know now t'ln'
th.s was iilacy; tlat new vigor, not derlction T.
.,lat is rcluirel at the commencement of The :u" =
Iher so,s!icc .is preparation for the cu'rH2iih.
ELECTS Of oppressive summer weather, course e.
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fhis famous vegetable preparation has three ri"in
inent properties 1t renoVatcs, rnritrs and rcgu
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most ctrariJu~ tontc and Alternative roots. htrk,
and aims kuUMn 1" medical hrtani>t.. Hence u l.
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is an inVlturaut, and hence it is the proper mcl
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tr. Stomach i;ItteI> i sold in hotties only.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
A Sad Falling Out.

Il is indeed n sad falling ont when, after
Years OF the closest intimacy. the hair parts
company with the head. Fortunately the la
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Fathers AND MOTHERS.

II Nou occupy those relations NOW, or are
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II y0u nave acquired or inherited ScrotEia or
ANY di>'a~" "hIcfl may hr transmitted To NuHr
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it. Thousands u children are nov ,uiIrrina
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MONTGOMERY Co, \. G., Sept. II, lSiD
D 1tm. H. inR:
sd-flrasr accept the heartfelt thanks oi a
mother WHO was well nigh driven tn despair
hN the sad condition of IN only chla. IN
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rldcnlaiiE heard oi your Sarsaparilia and
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DR. TUFTS Hair Dye is used in Europe ailC
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
l ROFITABLE RQnINESs.

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anE uosI! eanno' be erltoded. ", chimMsy 0,
MEN desiring y PROFITABLE BUSINES.,
can SECURE the ENCLUSIvE RIGHT for the sale
tBnukNkks AND OIL. for COUNT Es or STATt.S.
Write for iHf,rmnti0n or call on
~ " N. II. UIOTT
No. ia SOUTH SECOND ST, pii,i.A.. IA.
,E ~ B-CHukGHtS furnished with CHANDEi.-
.Ehs ana LAMPS of suery description ..5 per co At
S'0""'' marl2. 3m y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Carntn,an Lodge, No 20. A. +. 4. NJ at Ma
on Temple.
t;",nolds Eucampmcnt. y" J. | % I, Third
an King streets.
Asylum Lodge. No %. ~ Il /. at odd Eel
low, Hall, Third and Kin. Sittt.-
Good Intent Division, No !. : Of I. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle. Il | { A. Hall i0i Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge. Nos. X al I, at Knights OF
rtti,as Hall, .ll Marke: street.
American Star Lodge. NJ l. q +. NJ Good
Fellows Hall. Third aud Market streets.
Columbia Lodge. No T., q L. at Fifth
and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.
MONDAY. May II, lS7:

The CGur;s opened this morning accorain.
10 the adjournn,cn, Of Thursday evening last.
Under the Act o' our last General Assembly
this Is the day for the opening of the Superior
Court According 10 that ict the Critnnul
tonriS are opened one week prior TO that Of the
civil ar Super ior Court.
The nanir- Of the Is additional lurors those
who were summoned I, attend the Court Of Over
and Termner 'were called and hy order of the
Court they were discharged from further at
tendance at thiste,m.
The business next in order was that Of "cai!
in, the civil list when the cases thereon were
disposed of by -"iadgment," Continuance"
"disconiinuance' or ',ra," as the case might
warrant. The civil list for this term is no, a
lengthy one.and from the present manner OF the
disposition of the cases. he Indications are, that
the term will hot last more than ior days. Ont
of 100 cases On the civil list only 80 were
marked for trial and in the course of the day
several of these were settled.
On motion OF Hon, 7. +. Bavard, ior the ad-
mission 10 the Bar OF Waiter Cummins, his stu
dent nj law the tonr, apponiel Victor ,iu Font,
Geo. {. Gordon and Wan. c. Sp,uance. Esqs.,
~ a committee to examine him. hn their iav-
orabe rcnort and the motion of VIM. &.
Sprilancc. ESD, Mr.. tummins was admitted
upon taking the usual oath and payment Of fees
The first case for trial was that of "Pennsyl-
vania Institution for Deal aud Dumb" vs. ANY
pough,cns Executors. "Ac,ion ON the case
IN which the plaintiff sues for the onc-siNlh
Part ot the estate OF Amy Donghten. which she
hv will he,rleatllea To them The language Of
the will WIS "to the trustees of Sic Deaf and
pnnh A'ynm Of Philadelphia, in the State of
i'enusy lvanla and their Successors forever"
making n clear mistake in the name. In the
case very unusual sight was presented, that
of 4 blind witness. Aaron ltlinger. who gave
his testimony hv an interpreter, Isaac G. Cleaver.
The evidence WAS that there wa, but one such
Institution in Phladephia, and in common
conversation was called and known bv the name
used by the te>tatrix in her will: the action was
brought mainly TO protect the executor, and
witl.ont argument !he jury rendered u verdict
or S2,6T .l5 without leaving the box. Whitley
and IN Punt for Plaintiff; Eayard ior De.
fcndant.
No. 80. Levi Eiridge, garnishc,' d. b. a. vs.
Edwin {. lippincott, =. b. r. Appeal from
Justice of Peace. Owing TO a defect in the
evidence, the plaintiff below respondent took i
NON SUIT. Bird for Plaintiff | ore for be.
PENDANT
No 10. Same parie, aud case as lost above
.lndgmen, for Lippincolt for Sl0o with interes
from Dec. 5, 1870 and cost, Bird for plaintti
l.nie for defendant.
Alalou, - T. Nj. the Cour adjourned unl
ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Business NoticcS.

oar !ra' ~ Made Ciothnr II well ar'n'"a ,f-
iorc benz cut, all mad, hy Wilmington mcrh'lncS
Moore, 9lS Market street.
The "DoMrsrIo" is the most no,5eless shut, c
sewing machine
Encils 81 aud American Cheviots Fancy C"ssi-
nirr-a and Plain and Figured Nestings. hr2t
assortment at Moarra, 23S Market street
Garlcn seeds at Crippen'.. 4.h 4 MARKET 50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
SYLVAN sPRINcs!

CHARLES KYLE, Proprietor.
This pleasant place of resort has been neatly tted
up tor the reception of ndv vidual visitors, picnics
and social parties Ample accommodations for
dancing have been made. and Ice Cream Lemon
aac Cakes. Fruits. Ac.. will be supplied to all who
sold ON the ground. lie will also continue his popu
lar stand at Second and Market streets. where the
above named summer luxuries may be had during
the also at his rendezvous. Sixth and Orange
streets. where he will be pleased to his many
friends and the public generally may ,-3n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Valuable Farm For Sale.

- The farm of Hugh Began. lately dccess.
n. cd. adjoining The lands al J. "A. McCu-
W, lough, K, Wilson. II. Swayne and Others
Ia and within hundred yards of Swayne sta
Il. n on the v ilmng'un ana Reading X. r.. in
Chris lana Hundred. miles from Wilmingt'n H.
New Castle County and state OF Delaware, Us uHer-
ed at private sale This farm has over 40 acres oil
the hest quality of land. it is esutiuiy located
1t has u stream OF wnl'r ruobing throuth il, and
has three springs of the best quality ,t W. Ter 80
Possess on 20 b. given the purchaser lnmedtatcly
TEX hS-one hu'f "a. price in cash and the
balance secured by bnrd and MORTGAGE on the rrp-
perty. ralabie at tho purchasers ch'aee a. any
time withiL five years.
Apply 10 MICH sEL IlARkliY,
No. 4l6 East AiAta st.. Wilmington. Del
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