Residence for sale in Dartmouth

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That well known and beautifully situated property in Dartmouth, belonging to the estate of the late John Burton, Esq., and now occupied by Mrs. Burton. The house in large, commodious, and nearly new, and has a frost proof cellar under the whole, and a large piece f ground attached, with a stable fine well, and excellent kitchen and flower gardens. Being within eight minutes walk of the ferry, it would be a most desirable residence for any gentleman who carries on business in the city, and desires to enjoy the pleasures of the country. For particulars apply to Charles Robson, RH Skimmings, Executors.

Halifax Citizen, April 15, 1865. https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=D90uR9ClOh8C&dat=18650415&printsec=frontpage&hl=en

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