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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-18
letter frG;n Craig County.
ssTLGa wINTER--CEOr PGnsrECTS-suiCipE O
JAMES SARyER.

JAMES SARvER.
',l:"sponicncy OF the Richmond Di>pa:chl
>IIMoNsylLLE. March -. 1873.
Y, i.Tyc Just passed through one Of the
s,s,r,~' winters ever known in this portion
.# 81. southwest. unparalleled in the history
o. 80 country lnr close, pinchin. weather
rrl., tia, were sDWn in wi"tt lat autunln
~, though uo;a single stalk has survived
So. ":0trE. >tock-r.i-,.cS sold off most OF
;.,,f -tork lat It'll, vet. notwithstanding
;.:,, the scarcity ol lead is almost alarming.
d. weather i "a; present fine, and farmers
.a'" l"~t begun Gi,palching their WORK pre-
,"t'H,E ~ p.ou@!ing.
O." H.: Tuesday morning our usually quiet
.",' COUNTY, was Shocked from centre l. peri
,a'~, over The Intelligence that Que OF on
"r.-na'wu citizens had committed suicide
a4-iil.c hju,ril.
-, Ettl, connected with this terrible
e.. -~.,y As :H"y reached your correspondent
.'' g., ,J.,oN>: Last Monday evening be-
."nru the h"Urs Of and James Sirvcr left
..~ hpn~r, stating 10 Ills wife that he was
-'".. o.t ell Ills farm to select a suitable
3 ..'. :, hlry h> lutte son, who was ut that
Ma" ,.I4.r,t ~ iriu- from the effects Of 4 fail
""'tFrH a few days previous. After having
irr-1 collie so!uc time the fears OF his wife
"~r" aroused. ehrprcyailcd on three Of her
H. :Nhogs who were present TO make search
;r aa. At 10 o'clock +. NJ. one OF them
"'i"e upon him suspended from the limb OF
oH "aE UI al adjacent woodland. lie had
""Achgd the latcr-:trap from Il bride,
M;'ct .hc tree, looped one end around Il
aG1 aHd the other around his neck, &pd
,.lcH Ill, the bound dis!ocating his neck
5.c. oNryrr descended from very respccta
family, and htG 10 iaHl,S 50 far rs wt
,.'tT save the iDordinatc Use q the intoXi
".uI bowl. The deceased leaves IN aflcc
. 4a'> Wir and three helpless children tC
l4...l H.. .D-. T.MM.
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,,rcr from rctcr~barE.

t''''' pgrrRsKrRa, March Il. 1873.
.;,,..qp.!inc the clouds Of dust which
\r'N"n air Yesterday, there was large at
S. ,I,[c ccoyysijH upon the exercises OF tue
'ca"AN, = !, The First Baptist church
.,"' ~ ~ {. {. Batting preached an able ser
N'N' ar immense congregation, winch
r"%", ~ y,.rT available inch of the building.
E"'" ~ Hatcher preached in the morning
Rev. tr,.,,L.>,rcri Presbyterian church be-
al "N ,'rrc ccngrcgation. The other pull.
fT' ,'o r;,v were il,ei by their regular
,,r,. 81 The Markct-Street Mctho-
'',.s,rnpal church. after preaching ut
"'s ''.rs,,ri> were invited To come for
.-.I' l.,l . number responded. Al the
,,..,., Nan.!,t church the rite Of bap-
.. f,,,n,y>Ion was performed, about
-,rt>au> being admitted into men,
~ ,'', ,.,r,found religions feeling Of unusual
mes prcvaar> the churches 81 Inc cry,
~: vhirn active rcyivalS arc III pro-
... am, ntIDc:,a- conNtF>iolis n''t "tth
.aI additions ~ TIC rhurch. Al the
-, E..:.-i church there have been ahout
49,. .-r,s,,;aRs: IT the Wa>hinEl
,..s,,a., Episcopal church. under the
...~..i,n II Ery. Mc>Sr>. Duncan and
80 ,,rT, have been about twenty, and
,.a,r.m-> Will hc kept mp during the
...... =! it,c Nark"t-Strcet Methodist Epis-
.-.. ,,..i,a there have also been numerous
. .,.,.uu-: aud an earnest revival IS also
,:ar IN the Methods! chapciS o! Bland
.,. liiIick-. which have resulted in the
..an II many souls. These meetings
F.. Srgt up every night during the
Il l.,
.-..... ",sA %ni as long as any Sood can DC
..-hmt " them.
"- ...o;y.no i Il statement OF the re-
=. - mi iH>,.,tion> Of tobacco in the ware
49,, M. 81, for the past week In
,,..,.,g,. . T. ao.>head>; reviews. hogs
~,,,..,.,. I.Z hn@shcadS; total inspec-
- . 49, an-,>hcadS; total inspections
.-. -.>.i .,.>trad-: receipts last week.
,..,a. ,r'.,i since October |, 1872.
.h,.l.
- ..,-.. ,lrr.,. ar f,,lr alarms Of fire. in
~, : .,,r~.iay n.-h: md during Sunday,
...s,.,, ,.,.r. occurred. One result of
4. ~.,,,,;r.,.v,a, thai Tic tonrue Of
,..-.ri..l was hrsk,n while Lcinp
49,, a,. lv MIR lanes Children,
,...;n i.,y
r.l !, .,i.,0 +. Cameron received this
.., .- f~rro t,jiu:aut-l,rucral Richardson
,., ,i,~,,:nu ~ The arcen;aucc hy Coy
}y.r,...r Of his l,uloulI Camcrun'Sl
......,, - ,.9ptaip Of Compauy "a"
,..... when the mail train of the Attain
e.. ,i.....-f.rj and Ohio railroad arrived
.....G- orI rho hands went 3rnuud 10
.,..f, /. VS. tnund thar ? nan had
n,.,.I,t urJnr tho l31v.s car on
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March l7.-Flour very dull and ia
yors buyers; Howard street superfine to family
s5.2SQSlr15; City Mills superfne to family, $3.50
Wnelt dull and unchanged. Corn-White southern
active and firm at &C.; yellow southern dull at SIC.
mixed western dull at 6stc Oats steady: southern
nominal Rye steady, So@9Oc. Hay firm, S?e@sal
Pork firm. $l52s@$1e.50. Bulk Meats Shoulders
&C.; rbsides, 7,c. clear rib-side, SC. Bacon-Shou
&c. sugar-cured hams, l33l4c. Lard nominal, SIC
Wester butter steady; good to choice roll, 2o@aoc
Whiskey steady, 9Oc, -...
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WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW. YORK, March l7.-Cotton weak and trregu.
lar; sales, 1881 bales; uplauds, leac; Orleans, lac
$40; good to choice, Ss.e09S1a. Whiskey frmer II
o?tc. Wheat very quiet holders ask full prices for
prime grades Corn shade easier business chiefly
for export Coffee fully lie. lower prime stocks
Rio, htc.; prime, ls3c Rice steady ut s@ssc. Pork
frmer; new, SlS.:5. Lard weak at saS1Sic rur.
pentine lower OF ssac. Rosin lower at S3.40@sa.45
Tallow quiet Freights quiet
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A MEMORIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thou
sands OF dollars have been recently contri-
buted by citizens of Philadelphia III ald OF a
memorial enterprise in connection with the
raising Of s300, 900 for Richmond College, in
Virginia. This memorial will rtobiy COM
mclnoiltc the efforts OF the early Baptlsts lii
Virginia in behalf Of religious ireee ON. Dr.
George y. Taylor, D. D., made very 1av"r,
able impression in Philadelphia, ana VIII
visit other northern cities in the lurthe rance
of his plai<cworthy mission.--PhHaaetpH'a
Ie[cGrQph.
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REV. DIR. NEwMAN's OFrIcE.-Rcy. DR.. d
p. Newman, the Presidents chaplain, has
been appointed inspector Of consulate
abroad. As the law providing for such Str
vice expires June 10Th next, 1t is presumed
that his appointment will expire at that
time. When Mr.. klein held q similar posi-
ton he received SALARY of $1,000 and en-
DpnSpS
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rBY rKLEGRAPH.]
NEW YnRK

NEW YORK, March I'll Money unchanged. 5ter-
ling saask. Gold, liss6Ilss. Governments closed
stronger States dull and steady: Teuneseee's very
frnl ut So; new, s52 Virgnia's. IS; new, 80; con-
SOILS est; deferred, Ii. Louisiana's, Is; new, IS.
Levees, IS: $50. Alabama,s, SO; s's, 5s. Geor-
gia's, TO-; rs, IS. North Cardinals, 40: new, IL
special tax. l9s. south Carolinn's, So; new, II;
April und October, %.
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Fire In Rockingham.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
HARRlsoSBUne, VA, March 17.-Burned
this morning, near Melrose, Rockingham
county, Va, the residence and contents, and
several out-buildings, belonging to the Rev.
j. w. Howe. Loss, $4,000.
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Tie Cincinnati Academy Of Medicine has
passed resolution forbidding its members
who arc not regular life insurance phy>i-
clans from issuing certificates OF the health
Of their patients, except by the patients con-
sent and the payment Of IS by tie insurance
company benefited.
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I,OITTSVUIE MARK ETS

LOUISVILLE, March l7.-Flour quiet and steady
Corn In fair demand, 5.c Tor mixed; SIC. for white
shclled In sacks. Pork steady at Bacon
steady at esasi@st4esc Lard choice leaf II. n
SIC Sugar-cured hams at l3sc.; plain l3c. Whskey
ut 83GIssc,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Monday. March II.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White, 9sg bushels. Red, 1,ea6 bushels.
COgN.-W hite. eS bushels.
OATS-3,058 bushels.
FL0UR.-25 barrels.
SALES.
WHEAr.-White, $50 bushels very good Mt S1s5
20 bushels common ut Sl.so-totai ITO bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 20 bushels prime st 81 80; 500 bush.
els prime mixed on private terms 15I bushels very
good at Sls7; 10 bushels common at se5: 50 bushels
fair at 80 bushels at $l7O 20 bushels common
mixed, sl.4o; 10 bushels good at sl.so-total, So
bushels.
CoRN.-White, 81 bushels very good ut TIC.
oATs--eoo bushels very good on private terms
loo bushels very good at &c.,; 54S bushels at e0c
total, l,2$s bushels.
RE-EXHIBrTED.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels
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ROuT OF TIE CARLISTS.

MADRID, March 17.-The Government has
advices OF the rout of 1000 Carlists.
The Carlist bands were led by Ola, Pc
rula, and Dovregarez, and the Spanish troops
were under the command of General Cas-
trano. The fight occurred near Pampauna,
and the insurrectionists were completely dis
persed.
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Steamer Foundered-L0ss Of Life.
BosToN, March 1.-THE Grace Erving, q
small pleasure propellar, foundared OF Dux'
bury, and all on board were lost,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER that II the tax, to-
eether with the twenty per cent which has been
added by order OF the Trustees, be not paid before
the 18th of APRIL ISIS, shall proceed as the law
directs that day at o'clock p d. IN front of the
market-house, to sell al much OF each To-. or.
part of lot as viii pay the tax and cost thereon. =
G. X. HANDING, Collector.
MANCHESTER, VA, Mnrch 10, 1873. NH li-Tusw
DOSTED.-My farn, on the Richmond,
L Fredericksburg and potomac railroad, near
stanies's mill Out vs lies above Richmond has
been tire ,,ussed upon and lny !eGces broken down.
hereby forwarn all parties that tre pass BY driving
o. riding through 1t that Will force the penal
lie; of the law upon all such parties have no OBJ
lection to parties walking or bunting on my land.
inh a-Tusws WILLIAM N, BRAVO.
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Obituary..

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
GREENSBORO, n. c., March T.-Rey. VIII
liam Barringer died this evening from inju'
ries received by fall from the scaffolding OF
the new Methodist College on the llth.
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The so1les BROTHERS. Bankrupt Case.
BosroN, March 1.-THE creditors of
Bowles Brothers, the Paris bankers, appeared
before the register in bankruptcy to-day.
There was large attendance from Boston,
New York, st. Louis, and other cities, repre-
senting S125. 900. Helen J. AansbeId's claim
is over 81 900. Henry j. Stevens, OF bos-
ton; was elected assignee.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, March l7.--Flour steady. Corn quiet
al SOC. Fork hold at SIS. 256$l5.5O. Lard nominal
Bacon steady; shoulders, &C.; clear rib-sides &c.
of &c. Hhjskey firm al $50.
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ct LOIIIG MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, March 17.-Flour dull and dropping:
superfno winter s4.76@$5 25. Corn unchanged.
Whiskey higher, ssc. Pork firm, FIG, cash. Bacon
stiff and higher, 7@Dsi@33c. Lard nominal.
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PHILADELPHIA, March l7.-Beeves IN fair demand
prices favor buyers sales, 2uO5 extra Pennsylvania
and western steers, S7.5oDSs; fair to good, $s@S7
common, S5GlS5.75 per cwt. Sheep In fair demand
sales of 5000 head at 437!c per pound. Hogs helt
firaly; sales 5000 head at S3.2sNSs.s7s.
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sets 557l fJlgn tlde.. 1895
POET OF RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers. John w. Wyatt agent.
Brig Leonard Myers, Hi1, old iron, Tredegar
Company,
Schooner Mott BcdelI, Bedsll, old iron, Chesa-
reake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner H. q. King, Cosby, Calls, Me-, plaster,
a. =. Lee.
Schooner J. P. Kclsy, stuman, coal, 8. H. Halves.
Schooner Rhodclla Blew, Newell, Philaoelphia,
Schooner NJ 4. Bayard, Camp, Philadelphia, coal,
S. II. Halves.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chaudise and passengers. l.. 3. Tatum, agent
Schooner Roxanna johnson, johnson, New York,
hoop-poes, Curtis Parker.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March l7-Arriycd, steamship W IL
minron, from Havana UiG Savannah. Also, British
steamship California, from Jamaica for Liverpool,
In dlstrcss-los stearing gear Oh the Sth Instant.
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GENE THREAD, SEINEes-sEsea
THREAD.
A large lot of SEINE THREAD. all numbers ana
qualiies YET on hand and for sale ut reduced prices
PATENT and SOFT SEINE-TWINE LINES ahd
CuRKS at exceedingly low prices. Also. ftLl-oN
and BLACK OIL-CLOTIiING, COTTON YARNS,
KNITTING COTTON, ROPES of all sorts, forsaie
very cheapat L. LICIlTENSTEiN'S,
importer or Seiue T1irea
Nos. 1905 and 110T Franklin street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
IIAUL-SEINES made to order ut factory prices.
mia
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RESTAURANTS,

LE-REMOVAL.-- The store No.
III 1902 lately occupied 10y Zctelle, having been
rented over his head 10 another without word TO
him he has in the dilemma 10 remove to the base.
ment of Goddn's Hall. corner or Eleventh ana
Bank streets where he will be found to receive his
old friends and customers, and where he viii serve
the market afTords fe2
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HACKING. CURING, AND SMOKING
ESTABLISHMENT.
OFFICE OF V. HECHLER, Jn., BROTHERS,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
Nos Is AND 90 FIRST MARKET,
RICHMOND, VA, FEBRUARY Ath, 1873.
$4,000 pounds sUGAR-CURED HAMS,
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED BREASTS,
10000 pounds sUGAR-CURED sHOuLDshs'
10000 pounds SUGAR-CURED JoLEs.
This Bacon Is all OF our own curing, anu we war
rant every piece to be good, or no sale. his LOU Is
no Baltimore or Western meat
Also q0o tierces OF WESTERN sCGAR-CURED
HAMS-snall size.
AS the JOIE season Is coming on, we have a lot OF
the very best In the city-a new, from this wlnter
Strengthening, all sugar-curcd and NO. l.
W1ILIAM A. GRILI.S, for the last twelve years
with A. G. Robertson, livestock broker. Is now
connected with the above firm. 1e 2v1m
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

DEAL ESTATE AUtNCI'
HILL & GODDIN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTlONEERS,
No. HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Valuable FARMS in every section OF the State
STORES, DWELLING-HOUSES, and BUILDING
LOTS, In the most improving portions Ut the city,
for sale.
attention to the collection aud prompt remlttal Of
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate In
the city.
Thankful for past favors, we respectfully ask from
our friends continuance OF their patronage, and,
with Increased facilities, promise In the future. as In
the mast strict attention all busir entrusted to
our care. FRANK ID. MILL,
de aI-3m EDWARD &. GODDIN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH IS, 1879.
Sun rises. .......... 500 Moon rises 1888
sun sets ............ 557 High tlde... 735
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An Old Government Employee XII.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-William q
West, late chief clerk of the Treasury De-
partment and for fifty years in the service Of
the Government, is hopelesSly sick.
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DURE MOUNTAIN, RYE WHIsKEY.
from FOSTER & cos formerly stuart's, ds.s
tilery, at Rosebanks, Augusta counts Va, fos ssle
to the trule at distillers' prices by
Z. COURTNEY JENKINS, soia Agent, 81
fe3 II3 south Fourteenth strees. below Cary
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T1ODD'S CELEBRATED SMITHFIELD
l. SUGAR-CURED HAMS for snle by
NIL IA JOHN A. SLOAN.
TUST ARRIVED by Chesapeake and Ohio
y railroad, ESQ boxes tmery's Sons CANDLES;
$50 half-boxes Emery's Sons CANDLES; IS half
by JOHN A. SLOAN, ~.
NH 10 Solo Agent.
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1bHY GOODS.

SPRING TRADE, 1873.
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Ectter from Sta,suton.

PARADE OF THE FIRE DECENTRALIZATION
OF THE CITY FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NATION OF Observation-Disclosures NEAR Mt.
slpSEf-A FATAL DIFFICULTY BETWEEN TWO
YOUNG MEN ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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EsPR BENT.

EOR RENT, PLEASANT ROOMS, Ga
II on first or second foor. singly or in suits. III
Terms moderate. Apply ut 425 Sixth street near
CLAY. NH l5-lt*
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WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET.

wATERrowN, Dec %, 1873
Piicas Market Beef. A few choice 81 Goo 10 %
Extra 40 so; first quality s8 O0(o so; Srcouo
quality, 90 O0a 81 so; third quality, g. 0Oc So 20.
Stares-wOrkiul Uxep-slC0 $50, 20UU 81; E pair.
Mich COWS an Calyes-ss5 to 65; extra, tT0tu 80
Farrow COws-s20 $40.
Yearlings-Sl0 UtC - Two years old-s20 tC So
Three years ud-S30 to 45.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs.-In lots, 60 so, SO 90,
81 so dsi o. eich Extra, 81 50as7 90 per head, VI
FROM Ia T. q 10.
Spring LamOs-5d8c o ID.
Hides Brighton &c q 10 Countr! SO 1-2c Z b.
TallOw-Brightun, 5Ca 3-4c { 10. CUuLI. 40 lac
per ID.
Pelts 75c dSl IS each; Shcared Sheep Skins sc
each. Lamb skins 5OG 75c each. Calf skins l5a l6
q ID.
poultry--Live Poultry offered at IL l-2c. Pricef
rule very low.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-12-26
AID HINIsTisATOKs' SALE
OF
Real Estate.

NHE subscriber offers for sale tho Real Estate be.
l. longing to the Estate Of CALVIN BUCKL1N, late
II Halifax, VT, deceased, situated in said Halifax
leIr Read Hollow called, and about IL miles
from BlattlelorU, and consisting Of the following
farms, to witt
The "home farm" containing nearly 800 acres Of
and suitably divided into moving aud pasturing
with about so acres If woodland. Suitable buildings
conveniently arranged with running water at both
luuse aud barns Large orchard with great aricy OF
lppes, together with peaches and pears Also maple
sugar orchard of about 1900 School house with
n about 100 rods Of the buildings said farm. The
above described farm is o the lest ard most pro-
luctiye in the town Of Halifax.
Also the Roberts farm" adjoining the above de-
scrbed premises containing 100 Of lard suitably
divided, with co venient buildings well watered.
Large apple orchard and maple sugar orchard Of 100
.ees. School house standing on the premises.
Also the Miles o "NewNillh fai IN adjoining said
home farm containing $50 suita ly divided,
convenient buildings, running water, and large
richard
Also l67 acres Of pasture and timber lard adjoinin
'aii home farm and on the south side Of the brook
which runs through said "Read Hollow All or
either Of the farms above described will be sold at
bar ain
Parties can be shown the premises by calling
lpon A. YEAw at said home farm. For terms, &C.,
Inquire Of STEPHEN NILES, at said Halifax Of the
subscriber at Wilmington, Vt.
Z. 7. BUTTERFIELD,
Administrator
Wilmington Vt, May lst, 1873 tfl9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-12-26

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