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Sharon, two miles north of the village, very good stand for tavern; it contains about one hundred a of as good land there is in the town, equally proportioned into plough land, meadow, wood land, and pasture, in the highest state of cuvation-weil fenced in small lots, with never failing springs each lot; also, orchards of graited fuis, with almost every other kind of fruit and vines that is cultivated in this country, of the best quaty-two good barns and out houses, and house fortyiour feet by thrty-two, handsomely situated as any in the town of Sharon and surrounded by neat fences, all in first rate repair good lands adjoining may be had, if wanted, to make out ? large farm. JOHN GRISWOl D.

 Sharon, Feb. 12th, 1928. 10w35