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New-York tribune., 1879-12-31
4 MOTHER sHor BY HER DAUGHrEE.

BosToN, Dec. 30.-Nrs. Helen Josephine
Ward hyng at No. IL Hamiltonpace. with her daagh-
ter age nineteen shot hs nignt whi asleep aud
died this morning. The daughter, who slept with her
mother admits her. but claims that t was
without design. Miss Ward was arrested ana COM
mtted this morning. there being ground for the beei
thnt the nct was premetitated. There conflicting
staeenIs Al butsd to Ward. beng that she
object moving about inc room snd hreI ~ ~,
eonieses having shot her mother while lying ~ ped
beside ner, under the impression that there was q
burglar In the room, and that the pistol was accf
denaly dscharg gcd In the excitement of the moment
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31
AFFIRMING A CONVICTION.

Benjamin Mayer, of the firm of Hrsch 6,
Mayer drygoods Dealers was convicted last Spring. I'm
the Court OF Over and rerminer. OF obtaining goods
under false prctcnces. An appeal was taken writ
OF error to the General Term. Tho decision handed
down yesterday afirms the Judgment The principal
ground OF appeal the admission OF testimony to
prove SIMILAR statements made 10 other persons about
the time the goods obtained n ON cOmplainants
The General Term holds that evidence properly
introduced show intent John o. Mott aud William
A. Beach were counsel for the prisoner Assistant Dis
trct Attorney Horace Russell appeared for the people
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31
THE WALL STREET FRAUDS.

AYNOYANCEs OF THE HONEST BROKERS.
COMMENTS on The TRIBUNEs TxroSuKFs-wHAr
RrsrFcrARLF DEALERS HAVE ENDURED-BUok-
wAITrR's SOCIAL STANDING AND WINNING
MANNFHs.
tbs TIiBuNEs exposure of The fraudulent schemes
for Obtaining the money of coutry Spectators was
much commented on Yesterday in Wall street. Some
of the respectable bankers Injured the imitation oi
their names by the bogus eoncers told their annoy
anccs to TRIBUNE reporter Tue Postmaster-Gcn-
eral issued the expected order stopping the mails OF
several houses aad il was said that further expo
sures would follow.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31
LUDLOW STREET ARSON CASES

Several persons living in Ludlow-st. were
convicted In the General Sessions several months ago Of
arson the first degree and received heavy sentences
JOSEPH Levy was convicted accessory before the
aud the carried appeal 10 the General
The opinion Of the Court handed down yesterday
affirmed the judgment
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31

rment health OF city The sewers In The lower
part of city built many years ago. he SAID ana
In many inadequate 10 properly carry on tn
sewerage of the present day 1hey conid nor;
therefore. be used to carry OF the mixed
81 bw and mud OF the streets. or any part oi ~
Ithe uprer part OF the city the sewers were buit more
recently and comprehensive plan. ana thcy could
perhaps. with sufficient expenditure, he made avaiaDe
10 nurr " NV lnANn N
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31

st.. and private detecvc 10 Henry Davis. in wiill1mf
arreRned jefore Ju.i.cc Morgan. 'dav ine
TOfnhs Police Court complaint o. kighird A. Niiie
Of the Hotel Brunswick, Tor nyirg sworn falsely wipn
tesfving that h. purchased ticket ~ tie Louisiana
Lottery the complainant at No $40 Br td 1f IN
December C. An examination was granted inf lHlGfs
day afternoon Bnrns says that the obi of D.. eat
Jury 10 in6 ieuce that body iu disHts,inr fne
charges preferred by him against Wilde and -A.r T.
Howard and his friends
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Smith. in tho Yorkville Police Court
~ held examination iu tho charge perjury
preferred by Thomas 6ayre, druggist of sixth-ave
against Edward l.. Pray, who weeks caused
the OF sayro charge OF attempted backnai
The VIII be beard ON Monday.
Patrick Il. Burns, janitor ct No. 0 Murray
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31
"Cold. Boss.r The speaker was dusky SON

of Erhiop,a who has ror years Piled brush aud on
North Cat Virginia CITY Hr continued fhc been ne
moe twenty yeahs Boss. sn never seen nunn llke ys
afoah" Yea Uncle the thermometer has gone below
Ophir Sierra Nevada" Wy. piess ye. boss. Eons
much furder dan dat hcAh . man say iitte uhc -
dat foah miles hclow Reno an wouldn't gt oAes
todaya-i0old Hin Hews
New-York tribune., 1879-12-31
SUSTAINING TIE VERDICT AGAINST HOPE
A decision handed down by the S nnreme

II the case of John Hope the Manhattan Bank robber,
who W; convicted tn the General Sessions and sen
fenced TO ten years imprisonment HIS counsel MAIN
tanned that the evidence did not sustain verdict of
robbery In the first The Court nds nothing to
indicate that tho verdict was not Just.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

CLARENCE NJ PACKAED of Milton, who at
tempted to commit suicide at Montreal, is
still alive, though in a precarious condition.
He is % wears of age, and is a native Of
Stockholm, State of New York, but has
lived the last.elcvcn Years in Milton Falls.
lie is saddlcr by trade, and has always
been of steady. sober habits. He became en-
gagged ycar anda half since 10 ayoung lady
in Milton Falls. and the wedding day WAS
fixed but her parents objected 10 the MAI
riagc and shortly after she broke off the en-
gagamcnt and refused to see him. He then
paid attention to another lady in Georgin,
the result of which, it is said, was As unsuc-
cessful as the first From that time hr ca
hibted signs of alteration of intellect. and
there is no doubt that the successive Gislp-
pointmenis in love had the effect of turning
his brain and caused him 10 wander from
home and commit the terrible deed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

Tns largest and most complete stock OF Carriages
and sleihs IN this par OF the country will he found
al Browns Repository. Burlington. Vi. SileS-rOOm
~. Paul Street, Just below the Van Ness House
Consisting Of two aud three Spring. Canopy Top
and ENt5ntInn Top FhiHjna-. si- lar ana side
spring top AMI no-tOp EuggIcS. Concord and two
seated Wagons, Jump Seals. etc-. r.'.
All orders promptly attended, To-
They are ut every desirable variety. ot The very
best Manufacture AMI OF the Latest AMI most STYLISH
design.
do not sell On commission. n ith'r 10 have ms
goods consigned fn ms. huy tnr ,-:>h AMI sell for
cash. or il s!HIrIrHf- My prl't. are sill luwrr
than before. and ~hll continue 20 sell. qHuifv
considered. Tor prices that dsf, an competitor. |
MEAN BUSINESS
Thankful for past f..v IrS >t.i ',IciI = cuntluU-
ancr nf the same. II. g. BROWN.
Burlington. AnrIl %. l.,g-wtl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

WE have sold : lSFoEp's RADICAL CUEE for nearly
w one year aud can say candidly that we never
sold similar preparation that gave such universal
satisfactioa. We have yet to learn OF the nrst com
P'AI''. s u r\LnWIN 4 co. WASHINGTON I'm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

ME. CuENEII, the nominee of the Saratoga
convention. is Il native OF Ithaca, AMI his
father WAS that distinguished citizen 10
whose lars,-hrarrd lilrr.rliiy the existence
of Cornell university is due, Ezra Cornell
Alonzo Il. Cornell WAS born January -,
1892 He began life as Autograph operator in
Ithaca, and was engaged in that capacity al
various points. until in 1878 hc became mall
ager of the office at Cleveland Ohio. In
1863 he became manager If the New \ "rk
CITY telegraph office lie has since been
engaged in the Steamboat business, and also
as a banker. railroad director and an officer
of the Western Union and other Telegraph
companies lie was m original member of
the Republican party, promoting IFS Objects
in various ways, both as Il party manager
and in official positions, ranging from Il
town supcrvisorto speaker If the assembly in
1873 and surveyor of New York under the
second administration of President Grant.
Since lS1Ohe has been chairman ufthc Rrpul-
lican State Committee. Mr. Cornell was the
Republican candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor in 1865. on the ticket headed by the late
John 4. Griswold of Troy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

TIE NELMoNT MrInA.- The great day #
Thursday, thriih when the grand review was
held. The crowd present nnmhcrcdahout 1000
people. During the forenoon the Regiment
went through their usual drill exercises Al
> p. m. the lull ten companies came out OF
their quarters for their annual review 10y the
Governor and slar. The regiment was
dressed in gray coats and white pants. with
red and white planes 10 their parade
caps. Col Peck. commanding. com mcuccd
a review by drilling the regiment in the
manual of arms for an hour; then came Il
grand parade, headed 10y the st Adams
Band and the First REGIMENT Drum Corps.
Fuller's Battery bringing up the rear After
an inspection of marty three hours. GOV.
Proctor expressed himself highly pleased
O'Clock Captain Fuller divided his hait.Iv
placing guns around one Of the hills, and
Col. Peek dividing his regiment 10 support
the different guns, commenced a sham iiaht
which lasted over an hour. Great skill WAS
displayed 10y the officers conducting the
affair, which was or of the most inlcrcslin.
features carried out 10y the regiment Col
and Mrs. FuTnham t,ndcrod the Governor
and staff reception at 80 p. m. at their
residence ON Main street. Many noiah'c
persons wcIc pr, sent. although the gathering
was wholly informal. The house and
grounds were beautifully lighted and the
music discourscd 10y the band was excellent
The muster has been very successful one
throughout.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

PEuF PERKINS of the University has in
ms conservatory specimen OF the ne
medium Gyrdas very rare plant, brought
from Bengal, which has the remarkable
power of voluntary motion of its leaves. The
motion is not, like that of the sensitive
plant, induced by pressure or touching from
without; but is spontaneous, The leaves
move with slow and almost impcrceptible
rotation, varied sometimes hy quicker move
mcnts, distinctly visible 10 the eye of the
observer. 1t is the only plant known having
this peculiar power or property and the
sources and method of it have been a matter
of much study Ivy botanists. The motion
seems to have some connection with Gcc-
trical action in the plant hut beyond that,
we believe. little is known of lis cause or use
to the plant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

Siin and Scalp Diseases should he treated eNter-
nay with CUTICUEA- assisted hy the CUTICTRN
soar. and RESOLvEST taken internally. until cured
and for some time afterwards While the HumorS
confined 10 the Blood AMI do not show them
selves on the surface. the RESuLVENT alone viii
speedily drive them from the sysfem- The CUTICUEN
REMEDIES infalbly cure the most inathspme cases
Of Scrniulnus and skin and Scalp iIumurs.
Is aite-Ird by hundreds ul unsolicited testimonials
III our possession.
Prepared by Weeks y Potter. Chemists AMI Drug
giSfs- 36h Washington St. Pnsiun. Mas. and Tor
sale by all Druggists and Dealers. Price Of CUTI-
CCEA. small boxes. 81 cents: large boxes. contain
ing Two and One-half times the quantity OF small.
81 RESOLvEST, 81 per bottle CTTICTRA SOAP -
cents per cake; by mail, 50 cents, cakes. - cs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

VENNoE'~ latest Il am Of the opinion
that dry, possibly warm wave will extend
over the ensuing portion Of the season. In
April last predicted a cool and wet sea-
son for Canada and Great Britain, up to
midsummer such condition has already
even exceeded this forecast in both regions
mentioned. now look forward to u very
fine and agreeable period in the weather,
possibly with early and severe frosts, hut
late snow falls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

ANOTHER Boy FIEND -C;ranvillc, y. y,
has a boy iicnd who bids fair 10 rival Jesse
Pomeroy, the Massachusetts monstrosity.
His name is Herbert IIamhlc and hc is four
teen wears old ON Tuesday The 2d. he coaXcd
a scvcn-ycar-old boy named Joe Mcclure
away from school, and conducted Inn 10
Indian river, a lonely spot, where llamhlet
informed his victim that he was then and
there going to kill him. lie proceeded TO
beat him in a most unmcrcifnl manner, until
his body was black and hlnr lie then cut
off one Of his cars, and also his right big
toe He INDUCED in many other diaholical
fortunes, keeping young Mct lure under his
control from Q O'Clock in the morning until >
in the afternoon. When Mcclure succeeded
in returning home and told his story, Ham
blet waa at once arrested He admitted his
guilt, and boldly asserted that lac would do
it again whenever an opportunity offered
itself. He was thcreupon committed To Jail
until bail. which was fixed at 81 900. could
he procured.
RIFLE SHoolING.-A the Willow BAY
rifle tournament no classes filed except the
off-hand 200 Yards the score in which was As
follows.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

Reflections of II practical man I'VE
are GONG t" have bad year. must
undcrs" some harlships and mike some
sacrifices First will lower my ser
wants wages. Second | will give no
more tips To the walters at my club.
Third ! will get invited out to dinner as
often rs possible, '-Puris Figure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

BELLOWS FAILS is enjoying a tremendous
smallpox scare \ Frenchman named
Busted, widowcr with a family Of chill
dren, was taken sick a short time after II
visit 10 Montreal and it was several days
before it was asccriained that he had the
smallpox, he and his children in the mean
time moving about freely among the people.
the children, indeed, attending school. All
and the excitement and fear are great.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

FTFr, rsi-r- ty,, bottles find myself permanently
n cured. I have since recommended over one
WM. ". ARMSTRONG,
llg HARRISON AVE. BosTOS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

BArEE Ernest VI. Morse of Franklin
Mass, 4 last years graduate of Goddard
Seminary, hired "a horse and buggy ui El.in
j. Gale Saturday, August 23d, 10 % To
planlicld and return Monday morning
Tuesday afternoon he had moi returned and
on inquiry Gale learned that Morse had taken
his trunk and apparently gone Tor good.
Wednesday, the eth, Gale started in pursuit
toward the woods and Lakes Of Maine where
lac undcrsto0da crony of Morse had appointed
t. meet him. having first advised him to steal
a team. Tuesday night, the 2d of September,
Gale returned without the team he went al
ter and having lost the horse he drove prob
ably from oycr-drivng. When at West
Concord, Vt. and Gorham, y. H., he tclc-
graphcd home that lac was ON the track of the
horso thief hut il proved 10 De- Il false tail
Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Gale and over
a hundred dollars has been subscribed for his
relief
James NJ. Perry is very sick with typhoid
dyscntcry.
I.ucius W. SCOTS nine wears old daughter
Is about 10 die with diphthcria.
The academy aud seminary have each
about one hundred pupils
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

sept l2-tu.thur, satSwlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

MRS. NATHANIEL Eaton OF Danville will
have reached the advanced age of 100 years
if she lives to see the last day of this month.
She is strong aud active and in full posses
sion Of ali her faculties she takes full care
of her apartment and spends the remainder
of her time in knitting and reading her
Bible
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12
Drugs ann Mrnirlnrs.

THE benefit I derive from its daily is to me
| rdl4dblf.
HENRY WELLS or WELLS, FARGO 4 Co.
1T has curcd after twelve years Of uninterrupted
GEo. ". HoUGHToN. wALrH,u. MASS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

That a remedy made ct such common, simplc plants
AS Hops. Euchu Mandrake, pindrirnr, Ne. MAKE
many and such mary rlnu~ amt wonderful cures
~ Hop iIIfitrS do I; must h'. Tor when old and
Young. rich amt poor pastor AMI Inatnr. lawyer and
editor all te,uf, To- having been cured %, them,
We must believe ant doubt u' longer. ~.t other
column.
sept l-mo. wcI.IriNWsW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12
miscellaneous:
DO NOT gEIIN iGIR SINGING CLASSES BFFO,
tltMINl>G l.. u. fMfE>0N'S NEW BOON,
The Voice of Worship!

send Tor ciu,ular- aud caialnpuc-. Nda tulI I.t
"l tan llrl Singing school Books.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

M,ssrs. Ballard and Wilkinson divided the
first money and McSsrs. Caswrll and vii
kinson took the second and third respective
ly. There was a good attendance and every
thing passed off pleasantly. The Burlington
team gave an exhibition of long range shoot
ing, and They are unanimous in pronouncing
the range altogether the best in the state.
Mr. H. q. Boardman, mine host Of the vii
low Bay House, took excellent care of the
boys and they are warm in their praise of
him and his hostclry. Great regret is felt
that the Ogdcnshurg team didn't come
down and have a little friendly practice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12
Bankrupt Notifies.

tn the District count ct the United ~yur-. log the
Dlstiici 81 \crII"nr. Ia r.. Ncwi"n u, kTlder,
Bankrupt IN EiuktulI't. Nn- 90. District OF
vermont.
SIR-Notcr ia hereby given that - petition III.
been MED III siid Cuuft, hy Newton H. kI'ltlrr, ui
EuriaN. IN sud District, duly declared a bank
Tupt under the Act ui Congress OF March -. ~6.. fur
a dI>charr. and certificate thereof from all his drh
AMI other claims pruNIir under ~iti Act AMI that
the .th ,ty of Ogiui.g. l-.3 At O'Clock r. N. h'-
fore III" Hon. IlnytIi Wheeler Judge at said court,
al The I. =. Conf I:uuns IN Rutland, Is s-'.url
Tor tue hearing OF the same, when AMI where all
creditors who have proved their debts, ana other
persons IN interest may attend ami show cau@c If
iiny they have VIII, IN" PRAYER uf .iii petition
should not H. granted.
Dated al Burlington. on M a.th liy ui August
isI9 u Il. SMAILEN Iir'k
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

1s all who are suffering from the errors and IN
dlscretlpns OF youth, nervous weakness, ttTlN
decay, loss OF manhood, etc, Will srnd a reccipc
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy ra- discovered hy q missionary M South
At.' 90 = ul self addressed envelope 10 the
liEr I.'stIH I lNNAN. station D., New York C.tI.
De ~, .s-slenl WHY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12
Travellers Guide.

Hams NANTNF At bINTTNUIWN.
From The NSrh $40 and 1910 n M, and LBS, 5:35
and $50 p. m.
From The FAST. hy Central VI. L. r. 5:25 and ll:l0
a. M. and l:..I and 5:.5 p m.
From the South. IL and 40 4. m and 2:45, $40
and .:iO p. III.
From the East hv Burlington \ IamOle r. r.,
ll:0O 4. M. ami 6:lS p. M.
TRAINS LEAVE EUEIINGToN.
Going North AMI West. 49, $40 and 1920 m, and
l2:lO. 2:l5. 4:42 and .:lu y. III.
Going East. by Central VI. Il. r., $40 1920 a. m,
aud 1910. 2:4i. I:i2 and .:l0 y. M
Going South, 141 and ll:la a. m les. $40 and s:5j
pm
Going East. 10y Burlington 4 Lamole X. r.. Gas a.
M. and "a p. M.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

TnE Medical College is now undergoing
extensive repairs. The two lecture rooms are
being enlarged 50 as 10 scat between two and
three hundred each, and an enlargement of
the building is contemplated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

October Srd next. The place chosen is
Chautauqua Lake. and the purse is TO be six
thousand dollars. Courtney says he is not
anxious for this struggle, hut is forced into
it by public demands for a meeting between
him and IIaal1a. IL rests under the i'm
puiation Of fraud in the match Of year ago,
and lac thinks tlat the rsu.t of this race.
whether he he successful or not. will clear
him from the accusations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12
tdycrtisin. Rates

VIII hc furnished ou application AT this office.
Marriage Notices. ~ cents. Funeral Notices, -
cents. Death notices.. gratis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

CANNOT the mail arrangements between
burlington and the Ian ollie Valley he made
II little better: They could hardly be worse
than they are at present. II actually takes
the morning mail from burlington several
hours longer TO reach Johnson IIydepark,
Morrisvillc and other towns on the line of
the Vermont Division Of the Portland and
Oglcnsburg road, than it docs the morning
mail matter from Boston, In the old stage
times The morning FLEE PEE-s could reach
our subscribers in that region before dinner
Now it does not get 10 them till after their
bed time! Yet there are trains running over
the road if We understand the case which
might take the mails along with far less
delay. VIII not tho Portland and Ordens-
burg authorities l.ol, into the matter:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12
DAINIER'S MiNrlL.

ID AINIERS MANUAL House and sign painting,
L pralnIng. vanishing, polishing kLlsumlnInE,
rdlerlng, lettering, staining. gliding. etc. 81 els.
Book al Aphahets, 90 cts. Scrus ami ornaments,
81. Furniture ami Cabinet FInlshcr, So cts. Watch
maker AMI Jrwtlcr, JuCtS Carpenter 50 cts Horse
sheer, ~ cts. Soapmakcr, IS els. tandy maker, ~
cts. Baker, 81 els. TaNIdrrmlst, 81 cts OF book
sellers or hy mail. Jesse IIA\EN CO.. Ils
Nassau 81. y. \. Aug >. --SN 6m
- TANDARD SIGN MgITlR. ami Lcttcrcr,' Com
- pIilinu. i Practical book iur practical men.
Ia PlIrIt instructions AMI model alphah,i>. :! ct
booksellers AMI alnirl> supply houses or hy mail
JESSE lIANEl CO., II? Nassau ~. NY.
Aug - SwGm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

SErrEMBEE is 50 called from its being the
seventh month in the Roman year, establish
ed, it is supposed, ly Romuus. Several of
the Roman enperorS gave names to this
month in honor of themselves hut unlike
the months of July and August, the name
of September has outlived every other APP
rpllaiinn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

Il. Il. SMAIIEY. Esq, has deposited in
the Fletcher Free Library a collection made
by his father the laic Hon. ID. \. Smallcy}
of about fifty volumes Of newspapers, cover
ing the period from 1880 10 1850. These
files are now accessible to the public, and
their value can hardly he overcstimatcd
and if more Of our people would follow Mr..
Smallcy's example in placing such volumes
in the library where they are sure OF pre-
servation and at the same time always rcadi-
ly accessible the institution and every one
would be greatly benefited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-12

NV FARM, on Prospect s., one hall mile s":,th -
IN" tullrgr. containing Ian acres al coon GEts!
LA>n, about equal IN Meadow and Pasture.
/. j. llENDEE.
Enlingtnn Feb. ~ l,.?.-Mtl