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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-06-02

windham County Association of UNIVERSAL
lists.
THIS body will meetin Wilmington, VT. on
Sth of June.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-06-02
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I'm consequence of an assignment of all the
n Goods and Estate of the firm Of FRED
.ERICK HUNT g. CO., made the 18th day
April, AID. 1887, to Caleb Todd, Elisha w.
Hunt and Jonathan Brown, we do by mutual
consent, this day dissolve the connection exist
ing under said firm, and all persons interested
therein will hereafter be governed by this no
tice according 10 law.
FREDERICK HUNT,
AFRAID HUNT,
IONA. HUNT BLAKE.
Hinsdale, n. H., May 90, 1897. 3s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-06-02

The following valuable Vegetable Medicines
stand at the head Of all other medicine for the
complaints to which il is recommended. If re-
sorted to in season il is said TO cure nine times
out of ten. "a stitch in time sares nine.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-06-02


EXECUTIVE UsuRPATIoNs.-Congress pass
ed Mr.. Claws Land Biil-but the Executive
DESTROYED it.-Congress re-chartered the Ma
tional Bank; the Executive destroyed IT,
| Congress said that the Deposites were sale III
the Bank of the United States; the Executive
removed them.-Congress refused 10 issue u
Specie Circular; it was issued by the Execu-
five. -Congress rescinded the Specie Clrcu-
lar: and the Executive defeated the resclsslon.
The Cincinnati Wing under the head OF q
aTrue fish story,' says a catfish was lately
caught in the Ohio, a hundred miles above
Louisville, which weighed ninety-eight pounds
and had in his nav a negro child oil cons'ueia-
BILE size.
The Anti Masonic Convention held iasl
week at Harrisburg, Penn. appointed delegates
to a National Convention, to be held AZ w asn
inpton in September next, for the nomiha'io'
Of a candidate for the Presidency. ).
Residents and n-Resfdents.-ihe Legis
lature of Michigan have taxed the ianus .
nonresident as well as resident propretois;n
All land improvements of less value than Sooo
and of buildings under $3.50, are 10 be exempt
No land is to be assessed less than w an acre
On Dit. We have heard on good author
Nv that Major Abraham Van Buren,, Ison .
he President,) will shortly lead to the hymen
cal altar, one of the accomplished daughtefs :
General Duncan L.. Clinch, OF Camden Coun
~ Ceorpia. Thus will the son OF Presiden
Van Buren, become a Southron aud a slaveho'
der.-Darien Tel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-06-02

LETTER FRoM ANNA HARDY.
To Mr.. MorFAr-Sir. Having been long
afflicted with Erysipelas, and having made use
Of many medicines and had the advice Of good
and experienced physicians, without receiving
any permanent benefit, ! deem il an act of JUS
tice to you and the public, to state that was
entirely cured by the use of your Vegetable
Life Pills. have recommended them TO 9TH
ers, and in every case they have had the desir-
ed effect. Yours, respectfully,
ANNA HARDY, 10 Sixth Avenue.
Leifr From Leaois StoH.
BRooKLYN, july 90, 1886. To Mr.. NJ
Cheney.-Sir: l wish you TO send me a box Of
Or. Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills and a bottle
of Phoenix Bitters. For 8 years and upwards,
l have been afflicted with dyspepsia and cost
~iveness, and am perfectly restored by the use
of this medicine. l have an exceedingly high
opinion of its good qualities and am willing at
any time to certify to the same, should it be a
benefit to others thus afflicted. LEWIS SroLL.
lF For further particulars of MoFFAr's
LIFE Pills and PHOENIX BITrERs, call at the
RECESS, Brattleboro, where the pills can be-
obtained for % cents, 30 cents, or 81 per box;
and the Bittcrs for ] or 30 per bottle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07
CL EARED.


Bremen ship Maria Brandt Gotrran, Archange C. Meier
co reays" Mo9e" pSsdeGs Rogers Co Ham
Son Brigs CmcaNan, Richie Quebec, Rawson 4 McMur-
Lee Caroline, Marschalk hIaianzas, Taylor, sun
Brown Charlsson Dimsn sher rooa dol Georgia, Nichols
Murch, Ocracokei Veto, Lisconb, Pictou.
AgR,s GD.
Ship Cornea Eaton, Turks Island, IA days. TO Nesmh
shplEdwin Wilson, Of Warren, l., from Havre 50 days.
Ship Montreal, Griffin London Portsmouth, July LIST, with
Ship Glasgow swanson, Liverpool June 49, with mdne to
ship Spring, Fletcher, Liverpool, June e. with ndue to
ship scandinavian, Fack Cee days. with mdue to
Bark sardus Richie, Liverpool June 49, with mdre to
Navarino Cobb, Bristol Eng, days. with mdze to
Bark Chancellor, .ley, Palermo days, with mcze to
Brig Choctsw Stevens, New Orleans, ie days with mdze
Brig Columbia. Murray, Lbera, CUBA days. with mlze
Brig Advocate Dodge, from Kingston for Portsmouth.
Brig Louisa, Brewer, Amsterdam 40 days. with mdre r.
schr. Albert N; Hale, Wilcox Mobile ls days, order
sci,r Clarion, Mcfarland from Kingston Tor Boston
schr Aax, Cousens Bridgeport, - days 10 master
sehr Mary caroline, Iios Rs, Plymouth N. c. days, 10
BELOW ships, sbrgs
MEMORANDA.
The Panther, B.rker fr'n Liverpool via Sligo 20 days
for New Nokwh LA passengers into Halifax 23L ull
with loss Of main and mzon opmass aud fore gallant
large brig supposed the Paul Jones, was seen or Ne.
Haven habor Friday lastshs is from the Bar.
sary.
the LIST August amounted to 6ll-29 Of which arrived during
the week ending the Goth.
The court OF Key have per cent on the
cargo and wreck Of The Rowland tBr) lately bged The
THE burlington At Boston, sp. Ike July 3or lat 36l lon ~
Uaion from Portland for baltimore having taken
from the Providence the 2o,be hav capsned the
ysh in ~auall. and filled The r. reported
raid 9Th, having sprung leak the 2ith sc
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Juy 12ti, lat ~ hon, %, South America, Barow from
New York for Liverpoo-ss reported 10y the Montreal
FOREIGN PORTS.
~. Johns, ". H., july T-Georgiana, Mclaughlin New
Havana July 2o-Lloyd Monort, Curacao; Cynthia va,
ter New York. gth Ar Coyingion, Iolbrook, New York
PR Montreal, Griffn.l
London, June 2-Crd, outwards, Gratitude, Todd New
York.
liverpool June -Ar Switzerland Hunt Cbareston-erd
Powhaan, NcCerran New York; Hobart, Seden, do; Un
York.
UNITED STATES PORTS
New Bedford Aug Arr. Helen, shepherd, New York
boston, Aug. Arr Warsaw, Hills, Anaboy.
Prpvdsace Aug. 3An Charles Joseph, Frost, Glasgow
via New York. g.nevoence, New York; Equator, dol wm II
Bum, do--sId, Midgs do.
Philadelphis. Aug 3d-A shark, Wilson, New York era
Levin Return Evans do; Dolphin Mckean dol Jane Stow
doa Susar, Chambers, do.
Baltimore, Aug AR Geo. Washington, Anderson. y
Domingo; IIspe, Howes Boston Wave. Nickerson do.
Alexandria, Aug 5Ar Augusta, Kelley, New York; Fru-
lentia Gall do.
Heruosa, Chatn, do--sh, sid, John Heih Chs,in New
Petersburg, va, July 2a--Batimore, New York
Charleston, July 0Ar Chief, Edredge, Bos,on-crd Com
New orleans July n-Crd saladin, Simpson Havress,h
Teumah, ssrssw, Boston; VIM Brown. Ashton, Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

BY this tappears that there is balance against the United
States, in this trade, of nearly millions This balance is
paid by bills in favor of London, other points, which we
send produce.
Of late years the American China trade has assumed new
character In the early part this century, was principally
trade OF barter Boston and Salem engaged il
merchants sent their vessels three years trading voyage
to the northwest where they laid in cargo OF nrs
articles suitable for the Chinese market this system
conducted for several years. great made Aer
the last war, acquired character Vessels fitted
out with specie to go direct China and purchase the article
at once The rapdiy of this mode entirely up
ter SYSTEM and in few the whole trade in
transacted in GEOGRAPHICALLY Mexican dollars for gold
not current In China except at a great probation
few years ago, when Mr. Bude brought the Emitted
Bank into proper trm he invented entire system for
conducting the China trade During the specie system great
heartburnng created among the banks continual
drafts made upon them for specie Various sche mes were re-
sorted TO- and expedenls without number adopted get
OF Mexican dollars In order avoid of specie Mr.
bdde opened system Of drafts, long sight, Barin-s
and others In Londoa These drafts passed through En- h
commercial agencies In Calcutta and the
the purpose Of the importer better than specie
In consequence of this and expeditions sysiemsayng
interest aso-al the tea importers the specie system
Frustrated in part Of the United States precisely
specie had former occasion destroyed the barter
TEN. In the present revuon driving ever the
world it highly probable that the bill system invented
by the United States Sank will be Frustrated its
ing the last six months the trade of this country has
gradually reaching the condition which has long
destroyed for tme the trade Not however being
so much overdone has stood the revuon very we'll Of
u has given decided symptoms Of giving way. The
sales in this nearly abortions The
be visible At present the principal houses
list H. Boston and Salem, though they have agents here
whom their vessels consigned Whether movements OF
the Eank Of England will aid them doubt very That
institution w protect lis Chsa trade first. The American
Tea trade through the hands of the Earrings and
Morrison Cryder. We wait for derouenent patiently.
and must the importers Of Boston and salen How
tea bills of exchange returned in the Montreal
Our own money market is unchanged. The from En-
gland cannot sensby affect for worse Trade
OF every nd gradually sinking Nothing
indicates this result in pointed degree than the
ng operations Of the treasury during six months
The following satesSen Of the receipts and expenditures
OF the government for the periods named;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

The business at New Oea up the 2ath inst very Ii
mited. Sales for the week 1850 bales at alzc.
Sales to fair extent took place in Augusta Geo. up the
LIST INST att a SIC; strictly prime, lee.
Transactions at Charleston the 30h confined princ
pay to the mddng and lower descriptions Upaads l2
a l2tc
Sales at Boston for the week previous 10 the 4h
OF Upland, 10 l5c; Alabama 3c; New Orleans ~
a lac.
The sales yesterday in market were limited to small lots
for shipment and home use, without any material variation
from previous quotations. Holders offer freely accepting in
instances &C. below the highest last week
particularly all qualities under fully fair Imports since
inst into this port 1912 bales
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Stock on hand.
Harre, June 22d 72,7l6 bales.
liverpool, June oath, $4,000 do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

W Y n II y II u II II u
Sunday. SIX o'clock, y. nj. Aug

Sunday, SIX O'clOck II. NJ. Aug. 9th.
We have received important commercial intelligence from
London the Of july The Bank of Engasd has again
extended her aid to support snkag commerce. but many
imagine that il does not reach any great extent.
Towards the latter end Of Jnnc pressure began affect
the China and East India trade in London. large West
India house broke to On the 2h fears enter
tanned that several houses would suspend and great excite
began 10 prevail in commercial circles. Under this
state OF things the Bank directors took up subject and
after long debate agreed in violation Of all their pr
cpe 10 make advances months paper up the 18Th Of
July The necessity have been very great pro-
duce such step the part OF the bank All the faci
ties OF procuring discounts TO have been entirely OFT
The i ne for which hq advances made being only fifteen
days. crash mast have been apprehended in the interval
otherwise the Bank would have left such discounts
bill brokers'
This movement of the Bank OF England has important
bearing upon the and China trade Of h. country
the same point OF tne nearly the American bills OF
change, drawn upon London through Canton Calcutta,
would partly into acen The trade of the United
with China ana the east has BEEN for past entirely
transacted by United States Bank bills of exchange
six months sigton London The Of this trade
siderable. During the last ear tstood as foows:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

SATURDAY, Aug. SIS O'Clock, r. d.
We have but few operations remark place today
Grain dul-some small parcels Of sold a
sL7 small sales Of foreign prices mack lower previous
rates The inquiry fair for The -four market
extremely nscisesaes Of Western 80 u.s. and
small parcels have been disposed of e25a large lot
could lie purchased Mt that price IL lower Rye
-four continues at last quotations Coffee is dull Good
molasses has advanced Sugar very inactive notice
sales OF tobacco, South American Isle The OF whale
bone = much redue,d-sales at l7tc.
Auction salesSS bags coffee, 81 Domingo sic e7 small
mats casa At 4c 6o half boxes bunch rasens SO s 20
boxes lemon syrup AT si.75 cash
Receipts Of Productivity bris. four % do ashes Iie do
liquor; II tubs butter; I3l brs provisions
PoRrLASp, August 3Fiour- and City Mills sol
Oh yellow corn, Hat. 81 Mola~ee-Fbno Rco,35c.
BosroS. August 4-Four-(encssee, sel TO- small sales
CrainCorn white, tio5s Of yellow fiat, IL foreign
rye, IS 9oc northern oats, rs 7sc. Rice, Al 4ac
CHARLESTON July 30-Rce-Sales at a. lis and nj
small nj 81.
NEW ORLEANS July 2slh, r. M-sugar-Primc 81 In.
terror moderate demand Nsisssesfpn I.eys. "a
GEMS per gallon saes P,anisin, u cents small sars
Porb-Mess 20l I'll do M a. Ia 1880 scarce; prime n
dos r. o. 1850 do do Bacop-Hans &C. per M csnvas.r 10
LOT do; MdcFpgs "a 10 do Shoulders 81 do limited
sales. Lar--Per H. 81 I0tc, sales BeefMes@ 0Is per
srl per do O. limited demands prime TO- Flour-superfnp
az 10 sales fine, SI2oo barrel sales Lead
rig BIC. Tobacco First quality 81 &C. per lb second
90. ~ a Bets do; crossed n q a do sales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

AVERAGE PRicEs or GRAIN ENGLAND WALES IN
THE ENDING june 23.-Imperial Weekly Average
wheat SIS lid barley 28s Oh 2 Al; rye, SIS 2 beans,
4os Cd; peas, Ais Id
Average aggregate for the weeks which regulates duty
wheat SIS 7 barley 2as iod 2 Id rye So Cd beans
sos Sd peas. 99s OIL.
1Os 9d; rye. 10, -; beans, lis 0d; peas, lis Cd.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET. June 28-Ful 5000
been sold TODAY very steady prices The business
heen chiefly To
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

SyrpAy, August6, O'Clock, Pm.
on The 9Th Of June the sales 81 Liverpool 5000
es 'or home use The transactions from the I'D, LAST
GATE up to the 2sh were brisk and mostly Cor the rade Not
having received our Lvcrpcsl6Ies uasbc alter the
y That port The Morning Pos, makes no meaton
Of prices bat says former steadily
maintained.
rom extracts IN the London papers that the late
movements In the manufacturing districts are founded on an
expected demand in SPAIN The mills however, are not
more than N half time Prices cannot advance in the face
the decreased demand Of the article for Amer.
ca ana he Immense export OF the raw material going
ward from the States This position ably sustained Nv one Of
The English journals It will be remembered that we poo,ed
out the same result long since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

viii beseen that the decensy of the treasury began in
April BY the same ratio the defcencyfor the
viii be over $1,000 oomakng probably for the whole year
S5oooco In consequence Of the revulsion Growing
this terrible defacston, learn that the President intends to
recommend issue OF treasury the oftweny
OF thirty millions Great opposilion will be made i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07
DIaPHANOUs WINDOW BLINDs.--sope

entire new patterns OF those splendid and much ndmred
articles have been receved they such used by
the ahonables Of London snd Paris and 50 far suass all
ethe OF their kind beauty elegance and grsce hst they
merit the particular attention Of the Ladesesecay such ~
study 10 unite the useful with the ornamental they inpat
unusunhy fashionable finish well furnished drawing
ROOM and viii b found very desirable and pleasing subs
tute Cor costly paintings.
Those snque articles are from the pencil eminent
and are to be bad only ~ the subscriber, At prices
greatly exceeding those ofordlnary window blinds.
au7-2w n. DOYLE, Beekman street. Clinton Hall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

Thompson has been arrested as a spy in Texas
He was concerned in the murder of two of the off,
of the British bark Little Catharine, of London.
Five duels principally with small swords, came
of in New Orleans the week ending the 18th July
The report that the yellow fever is prevailing in
New Orleans, Is entirsty false. We speak the au-
hory OF letter from correspondent, under date
Of Sunday, the Both July
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

r
i NY-TO THE PUBLICITY l,ie 81 the legsis-
ure OF This state so much OF the restraining law prohibits
individuals associations from keeping offices Of discount and
d~poste was repealed. Under this law association has
been formed, under the name Of THE AMERICAN Ex-
CHANGE COMPtNf-the object OF which Is, provide a
safe ~ wei rs profitable place for the depote of all of
money moi less than twenty five
Certificates OF depose signed by the Treasurer and secr
tary OF the Company, will be given those who may make
depostes which shall the te and the such de-
poste Special deposes trle will draw interest
tomato To the and time oi investment General depo-
sites are such may be withdrawn any and viii
not draw interest
The deposited in the Company will be placed in
The hands Of the Treasurer and the other Members Of the
Bears of Managers who will invest IL is such
bold themselves all times In readiness the demands
al dtpostors.
As collateral and additional security for the prompt Of
all deposited large of real has been
ell in trustees-wbo entirely Observation-Disclosures into
wae either directly indirectly in the affairs OF the
Company; the value and proceeds of whch will be appropra
I'd 20 far may he tn h full and entire payment
Of all dep sites, and the interest accruDg thereon.
The deed OF trust Of and all particulars in
which deposors have interest. will be exhibited them
the office Of the Company No ~ Wall se office Of
the Recorder in the civ az New York. au7-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

On HAND-A long letter from Saratoga Springs
also communication on the Bowery affairs. Both
will appear in the Herald this evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07
sILVEs<-sILyER-saLVEK

TT Small change such shlngs sixpesces ten and Eve
pieces will be gives exchange for geld
dollars Apply thu desk ef this Office. Alt
vTO CGE PUBL1C.-QUTrE CORRECTl QUITE
II CORRECTl!-tupon refecton.D--I sated in my paper
the other day that BAkER, the Lhgrapher, of No Wall
had lien my likeness squiD and all further remarked
that the sqnnt III wrong side, but II the right
side rfer ALL for re ~ cson in the looking glass find
that the glass reversed phtconsequcsiy the painter
perfectly correct Give the devil his due ,. O. H.
should not be surprised " he to bring me before
John Haggerv's grand jury for this dreadful mistake Go
ahead, my boy au7-Jtt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07
ny TN, Southern Express Mail.

by tn sOutherm Express UhfI'
Dates are before us from New Orleans to the 3oh Of
July.
German carpenter was murdered on the 18th, on
the Rial,o. The murderer was committed
The recorder Of the second municipality, Jsdge
Baldwin, il in difficuty again. He is too lenient to-
wards the robbers and desperadocs Of the south.
James L. Shepherd president Of the Union Bank
ofLousiana, fl dead in the street on Thursday, the
9th ofJuly, Of an apopectic fit. His funeral was
the larges, ever known in New Orleans. He sue
cscded Glendy Burke, ESQ in the administration Of
the Union Bcnk.
The steamboat Corsoir, plying on lake Pontchar-
train, between New Orleans and Covington burst her
boiler on the 9th ult No lives lost,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07
BY the Wes'ern Express Mail.

Dates from ST. Louis TO the 9th July, and Louis
vile to the I'd Aug are before
The weather in ST. Louis has been very hottie
thermometer "a deg Fair.
ST. Louis is overrun with medical quacks. Why
don't the legislature pass a law prohibiting their prac-
ticinp medcine7 The remedy is in their own hands.
Three persons have been sentenced by the StLouis
Crc.it Court, 10 four years confinement in the pen
Tertiary for grand larceny slave was sentenced to
80 lashes for stcbbng colored man, with intent TO
kill.
They are going TO remove the sand bar at the port
of ST. LOUIS and to improve the Navigation ut the
Rapids Of the Mississippi Gen. Gratiot is entrusted
with the execution of these important works
Jesse ID. f. Quantrill, lately convicted Of forgery in
Philadelphia was formerly in jail at Cincinnati, for
a similar offence.
The dinner to Allen, the U. $. Senator from Ohio
is 10 be splendid affair. We all feast upon pros
pcrity.
Dates received in Cincinnati from vicksburg,
TO the I'D July. In eight counties Of Mississippi
heard from, the Wing candidates were 1900 votes
ahead.
Upwards Of so new BUILDINGS going up in JefTer-
sopville, Indiana, a town opposite to Louisville
Volunteer companies are all the 90 in Cincinna att
They are resolved to learn soldering in peace, TO be
ready in war. That's right
Therow behind the scenes Of the National theatre,
turns out to be a quarrel between two pusnacious
actors without any serious consequences.
Dates from Jacksonville have been received a,
Charleston to the 9th July. The pine woods have
been on FIRE, driving out the negroes and Indians
Col John Warren is TO command the SIX companies
newly mustered into the service Of the United States
against the Seminoles. Gen. Hernandez Is to com
rnand the Nassau volunteers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

FlRE.-The fire yesterday morning about o'clock
was at the corner of Amity and Thompson streets
Only stable was destroyed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

OCICE.-The conartner>hp formerly existing betweea
> W. Bryham and BENJAMIN Baker, the Confectionery
line, AT the No 60i Division fortunately dissolved
on the 10Th day Of June 1887 This give notice win
not be responsible for any debts of said lkers CONTRACTING
au7 81 RnVVAM No o0Q Rovarv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

GRAN" Vocal CONC ERT-DUFLONS MI
~ LITARY GARDEN, Brookly.-This evening Aug =
Abundance eny Is censThe proprietors respectfully in
form the public that they intend giving series OF
the above garden for which they have erected large spa
cious saloon which will accommodate 100 persons The 6rG
Concert will take place this evening" for which they have
gagged the following eminent talent;
Mrs. Conduit, Mr.. Sherman,
MIR. Boyne Mr. Jackson,
tihe celebrated comic Singer) Mr. Knight
Contec,or Mr. G. W. BeaHes who will preside
Between the paris splendid piece Of fire works
Doors at half pas7 oclockhe Concert to commence
at 8 precisely.
Tickets the garden No disappoinunen,
weather. MI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-07

IIOB0K EN.-Tbe IMPRESSION tina, IN, beautiful walks.
o. his place have been destroyed NY the recent improve
mcnts quite eraneooe Very le usaae
the Walks except tire hrne<ss~ vicinity of ferry IT,
Norway Naples Dutch Ens and Bsw cod Trees that sorn
"a s Lawn around the Htei have been franspared, and
.ow orr beautiful avenue leading from the ferry 70 ha
blySisp Fields le93u.