NOR SALE,
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THAT large and we'll known establishment -L lately belonging to NetOtOn ROssiier, sit- uated on the Still River Turnpike in TOrring- ton, about miles north of the village of Vol cOttyiIle, and about miles south from Win. sted meeting house. It consists of about 100 Acres of LAND, half of which is cov- cred with timber, well finished two story brick house, two barns two small dwelling houses, BRICK TAN HOUSE, 76 by 38 feet, above 100 Vats, large Hide Mill and Pulling Mill, the lower story of which is of stone, Bark Min, two large buildings for bark, a large brick building containing store and tenements for nine families, all recently erected, and in good rcpair-large garden and fruit yard, containing great variety of choice selected fruit--a large proportion of meadow, and good orchard. The water-privilege is extensive, and stream durable.

 It is estimated by the late proprietor, that about 5000 hides may be annually manuGac- tured at these works. The quantity of oak and hemlock bark in the immediate vicinity is almost inexhaustible.

 The whole, or any part of the land will be sold with the buildings, as may best suit the purchaser. A long credit will he given, if wished, on the payment of interest agreeable the principles of the School Fund.

 If not sold by the first of September, the works will be RENTED to some careful man for one year at reasonable rate.

 In the absence of the subscriber, application may be made to Capt. Daniel Baldwin, of Litchfeld. s. F. BEERS.

 Comn,'r of the SchooL Fund.

 LitchRpld. Con. June 24, l8Q9 70