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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-05-04
A FINE INCIDENT.

The Madisonan of the Goth ult. contains a very
spirited sketch of great meeting Of the electors
held at Siaunton, Virginia, on the 23d ult. The
political discussion was commenced by a Mr.. Will
lam Taylor, brother-n law of Thomas II. Benton.
This gentleman addressed the meeting for two
hours, and exhausted all the stale ISLANDERS put in
circulation by party press against the character
and conduct of William Henry Harrison. Cen
Bald win tho wing District piled
to Mr.. Taylor in most triumphant manner. Du-
ring his speech, and while commenting upon the
charge of the want of courage and good conduct
of General Harrison, and vindicating him me st
successfully upon the testimony of Croghnn and
others, his eyes happened TO rest upon the old vet
eran who had been in Wayne's army in 49, "a,
and 95, and who is man of irreproachable char
acter The old soldier was attrrcted by the dis
cussion, and stood most attentive listener in the
midst of the crowd When the Gen. espied him,
he threw down the book from which he was read
ing and exclaimed, 'a,oay icM your books, 1 see
u iiuing ioiness amongst you--dn old soldier and
an honest man Stand forth, John Wise! What
say you? Vas General Harrison brave soldier ?
The effect was electi cal every eye was bent Oh
the honest old German solder-for a moment il
seemed as il the respiration of every man in the
house was suspended, thu, the response might be
distinctly heard. The old man was evidently Ia =
ken by surprise. For an instant he paused-hs
eye seemed to kindle, and his chest to dilnle he
responded in the most emphatic manner, ".As brave
as tuer toas !" The Dutch accent seemed to give
additional force TO the words. and no one who was
not an eye witness to the scene, and of all the nc.
cOmpanying circumstances, can form an idea OF
The effect produced. Hundreds of eyes were
suffised with tears Of manly sympathy with the
old soldier, aud his reply was received with one
universal burst of applause
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VIRGINIA,

We have received returns of the election of 50
members of the House of Delegates and 2 Sena.
tors. They stand Wing as, Loco H. Wing
gain Delegates and 2 Senators, making n nett
Wing gain in the Legislature of 49, as far as heard
from.
In serenicen counties, from which returns of the
popular votes bave been received, the Wing gain
compared with the Congressional vote of 1885,
when the Locos had minority in The State Of
1865, is 1910.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

WARRINGTON DTsI HTCT, IS.
In Probate Court holden Montpelier within and for said
District, on the The 2sh day OF April A. d. ls40,
instrument purpoiling 10 be the last will and tesla
IA mem Of Cnescr Wright, late Of Montpelier in said
District deceased presented 10 said Court fo probate
J. Edwards Wright, the Executor in said Will named
Whereupon 1t ordered that said under
consideration for probate, at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier the 18th day oil May 1870 and that all con
cerned be notified hereof by put alton of notice in the
Vermont Waterman e. Stale Journal, printed said Mont
peler, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY may be- that
they may appear said time and place. il they cause
and contest The probate Of said supposed will,
A true record.
Attest, J. r. MARsToN, Register.
true copy Of record.
Attest. L MARSTON Rsristrr
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From the Charleston Cou Ter, Yan Buren, paper

FROM the Charleston Com ter, a Haa Buren, paper
The omens Of defeat TO Mr. Van Buren,, aud
auguries of success TO Gen. Harrison are begin
ming 10 multiply.
An Anti Van Buren, meeting of State Rights
men, was held in MilIedgeville, Geo. on the 9Th
inst and resolutions adopted, to support an cleo
torlal ticket for tiarrson mud Tyler, as Pres dent
and Vice President Oft the United States.
Verify the hand writing is OH the wal--tcM not
the BeIshnz2ar of the White House take warning
m time, abandon his financial sports, and use all
due and prudent precautions to avert the mpen-
ding run-we hope 50.
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awe, the undersigned, portion of the surviv-
ing members Of the Petersburg, Va. Volunteers,
now residing in Petersburg, have seen in some
public prints, with much surprise the iinpulatiun
OF cowordice attempted TO be cast upon our old
commanders Gen. VIM. II. Harrison We, us an
act OF sheer justice 10 that individual, deem it n
duty to state, that, during the siege of Fort Meigs,
in the spring of 1873 we frequently saw Gen. Har-
rison placed in dangerous aud perilous situatons
and one day of the several sorties 18th of May,
1879 we as frequently saw him cody aud DELHI
erately encouraging his officers and men 10 do their
duty. No coward, we think, could act with cool
ness and deliberation on such occasions.
sin September following we crossed the lake
and landed on The Canada shore, few miles he
low Maiden in which neghborhood we expected
to meet the enemy. At, and after the landing, on
our march towards Maiden, Harrison and Shelby
at the heads of their separate commands,
in the active discharge of their duties-and at the
Thames, in October, it was conceded by all, that
Gen. harrison's conduct was brave and meritori-
Gus.
" In February, or March, OF the same year, the
time OF service Of the militia was about to expire,
and had they left the army, we should have been
left with hut few Volunteers and Regulars expo :
sed 10 The combined enemy at that time Megs
was not fortified. In this situation, the Gene raj
called the troops together, ind addressed them in
feeling and patriotic manner, impressing upon
them the necessity Of remaining only few days
longer; at the same time pledgng himself TO see
them paid from his own private resources, (should
Government refuse TO do t) for the Zine they might
after their legal time Of service had expired.
We cannot forbear acknowledging debt of
gratitude Of long standing, and yet due 10 Gen.
Harrison, for his kind aud personal attention to
those of our company who were wounded in the
engagement on the 9Th of May, at Fort Meigs
and tor his general department towards our corps
during our term of service.
JnSEDII CfNnnr
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
NEW YORK.

THE EMPIRE STATE Is FIRMl
D We copy from the Albany Evening Journal the
complete list of Supervisors elected at the Spring
town meetings. 1t will be seen that there is de-
cided Wing gain, though from local causes we
have lost Supervisors in some of the counties,
where the Wing cause is much stronger Mt the
present moment than ever before. This will be
found next November, when the Empire State is
called on to support the Old Farmer of North
Bend.
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HAIR! HAIR! Badness
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY-THE GREAT
MYSTERY FOUND OUT At List!

nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERATOR! Dr.
IL Stery, aft or much attention to the important sub
ec of preserving the human hair has, after many exper
menls chemical and ply sica been able to discover
article, which offered with the confidence
for the toilet the best Thing discovered from its
sotenng and penetrating quality, produce good head
OF har-io prevent its falling off, when badness appre
hended restore when badDess has taken pIaceand
prevent it from turning grey, is nourishng than
pomatum, antique OIL cologne water. II is beautiful
article for ladies curls makes the hair soft and lively
and produces uncommon briancy Thousands have tes-
ted It's superior virtues and excellence and in every in
stance stands unrlYalled. 1t is nollbe Of all
affections of the skin the head-as dandruf &c &c.
Every family should be supplied with bottle ofths oil,
that by its application to The head and ha of their chill
drcn the beautiful and ornamental appendage Of line
head ohar which nature has supplied may be preser-
we'd From the numerous certificates and Recommended
tons received of its saluiary influence the doctor feel
firmly persuaded he has succeeded producing article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of The
public
For SALE wholesale and retail, by A. HITCHCOCK
and co. III, tennessee street. Utica Also by s. BUR-
BANK, Montpelier; G. w. Huchins, Waterbury and
Erastus Hubbard, Chelsea. O8
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LOUISIANA.

GREAT WHiG VIcToRr IN NEW ORLEANs.-Th
letter of our New Orleans Correspondent brings
us the gratifying intelligence Of the election in
New Orleahs, on the 9th inst, Of the Wing candi-
date for Mayor. There were six candidates
Wings and two Locoiocos. The vote given to
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tj- was received too late for insertion thi.
week, but shall appear in our next
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Piles. &c. HaemOrh0ides.
NO CIIRE NO PAXll Price al


HAYS LlNIMENT. No FISTioN. This extraor-.
Il binary chemical composition the result Of science
and the Invention OF extraordinary medical man. the
introduction Ofwhich L. the public invested with the
sOlemnIty of death ted beques, has since gained rep
uaton unparalleled fully aiming the correctness of
the lamened Dr. Grideys last confession that he dared
not die without giving IN poscuty hebenef OF his knowl'
edge this subject and he therefore bequeathed TO his
Gend and assistant Solomon Hays the secret Of his dis
covery.
lis now used in The principal hospitals, and The private
pracl,ce OF r country FIRST and most certainly for the
Of he piles and also extensively and efecuay
battle creduliy, unless where lis effects witnessed,
Externally il the following complaints
For Creating extraordinary absorption at once.
All Swellings-R educng them in Few hours.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Chronic, giving quick ease,
Sore Throsi--By cancers, ulcers or colds.
Group ard Whoopine Cough--ExternOlly and over tho
chest
All Bruises Sprains and Burns Curing in a few hours.
Sores and ulccrsW neither fresh long standing and
fever sores.
operations upon aduts and children in reducing rheu-
matte swengs aLd loosenng coughs and ghtness oil the
chest By relax zion of the paris has been surprising
conception The common remark oft those who have used
intsithe Pile I, is II acts like charm
THE PILES. The price 81 Is refunded to any ser
son who will bottle Of Hays Lnlmen for tie Piles,
and return the empty bottle without being cured These
are the positive orders of he proprietor to the agents.
full
We might insert certificates TO any length but prefer
that The who sell the article should exhibit the original
o the purchasers.
CAUTION. None can be genuine without the sigma
ture of Comstoek and Co SOLOMON HAYS.
For sale only ut bookstore Of r. T. WALTON and
SONS, Montpelier. Vermont
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John LEACH a CO.

Successors TO Leach, Page & Gilmore,
WHOLESALE dealers in West India Goods.
W Wines, Teas, &c. &c. also Winter, Summer
and Refined OIL, No. 8, Merchants Row, Boston.
Mass, JOHN LEACH.
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
h-~For sale as above, at the manufacturers price,
William Browns No. ], Silver TOP, Sarsaparilla
Compound or Mead Syrup, which was SO much used
me past summer as a common DevaIage. asst
PORTRAITS OF HARRISONi
4 IN line paper, from Id 10 IL I-2 ceyts each,
~ and SO cents 10 81 per dozen. Orders will be-
speedily answered by L. p. WALTON & SONS.
NJ Office. An persons WHO lake papers Of Jo.
pm Anterior, are requested 10 settle with him
instead OF the publishers Of the paper
JOSEPH ATHERTON,
a., - o h. p. WALTON f. SONS.
hPHl 10, lofO' 19
ri OTICE. have given my son, Isaac Wood-
In ward. minor, his lime from this date. and shall
not hcncclotth claim lis earnings nor be accoun,a bio
4 Dr. hi, debts SAMUEL. WOODWARD
Waterbury, April 4, 1910. asa
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DEATHS.

In Worcester, April 81 afc ngerng illness of months
Daniel Robbins, aged so years Printers in Mass. n
Y. and Ohio are reqnes. ed, &c.
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$40.
yERGENNES & BUFFALO LINE.

This Packet has been thoroughly repaired, and is
now in first rate order Tor
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS
will leave Vergcnnes at o'clock IN the morning. tow
Cd by the Steamer McDonoush. Freight must he On
board the day previous To passengers paric IIarly
from Vermont, those moving or visiting their
trends, TO and fro, wIll almost always find going
into their Immediate eighbofhood-lhcreby making
he trip more agreeable. Every attention will be paid
passengers, with wi bout board by q careful and
attentive Captain aud crew, who will endeayor to give
satisfaction. For further particulars, inquire Of the
Captain on board, or OF
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
JOY Il WEBSTER, Buffalo.
Vergennes. a priI Is 1870 9.6mo
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SAVE YOUR RAGS

SAVE YOUR RAGS.
WANTED, all Wool Flannel Kog-, such old
w Gowns, Coverles, Sheets Shirts Drawers, &c
including Merino, CircossOn, Plaid, and every kind
and color Of all wool go d. moi fied or feiied
for which four cents per pound cash will be poId
delivery at our factory IL Quecchc Village, VI.
+. K. NICHOLS & co.
Qucoche Village, April Is, 1870. 4s6no
NEW AND ELEGANT PRINTS. Opened
Y this morning, TO which The attention of The La
ci;s is invited by LANGDON f. WRIGHT.
A prl TO- 1910
DALM LEAF HATS. 100 doz. superine and
L common palm leaf hats 10 arrive this week, and
will be sold low by the dozen single, by LANG
DON 4 WRIGHT. April
TSNtllS may ceruiy that all connections between
n Siblcr my wife and myself this day dissolg.
cpthis is therefore forbid oil persons harborng
trusting her on my account, as will pay debts Of
her contracting after This date.
NOBLE SMALLEY.
Middesex, April 10, 1910 AZ
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OHIO---ALL RIGHT.

In l940-Whig maj. 81 Supervisors.
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MiddIesex, April 10, 1910 AZ
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y',C OISoOLUIION.
n IL CoPartnership ui Cutler &. johnson is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All those who have
unsettled accounts and due the late firm are re-
quested 10 call and settle Immediately and save cost
Montpelier, ! PRENTISS CUTLER,
May i-3wS DAVID p. JOHNSON
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THE MARKETS.

9gses eftAs B4ifiH0rs .sHsriesH. Tuesday JH " 4.
FLoUR-Holdes are generally very 6rm
to-day az 81. rs, and We are advised Of one small
sale at that price on ome, and another al the
same rate for cash. These sales shew a small
advance on the hiehes, rates Of last week we
eosdnBe to quote the receipt price atSl.lI
We quote fresh ground City Mills Flour At IS
per bill NJ stock
Limited sales Of fresh grpand susquehanna
Flour at "a, S5i
WHEAr.-We notice sales Of several parcels
Of Pennsylvania red Wheat today "A t03 cents.
both for gFisding and shipment. Sales of good
TO PRIME Md reds al 95 100 csnis. A small
parcel Of new wheat vas in market to-day, but
IFS condition Was toe damp to allow its sale to
be any eriefioh OF he market
CORN -Saley o. white Corn to-day NJ so
cents. and ofteIlow AT 50 cents.
RfE.-A sale Of Pennsylvania RYE at 81
cents Nd. IS worth ~ so cents.
OATS-Sales OF Md Oats to-day al 27soruts
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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
En- Jefferson touItp, Ia.

TUVHIS well kaoWn watering place will Ia
n oPsBsd Cor the ssa.oa o. tue 10th June.
Si0es lhs last season some valuable iuproyo.
meat, have been made. Two new ani eou-
moJ,ous bath houses have been erected. for
the ?,i,ao,s oC u.ius for cold aud wSrm batAiar
the water from tho principal spring There
are two drawins roo'hs IN the large build ins-
ons a3JOinia.. the tinioe hili, aud The other re-
mni- from AZ. The latter - fdrnished with
new Fis0o.
To ,aose Who have aeVer Vis,todtieSe Springs
q mas b psePsr d ~ that thew are situated
ON iae Shenandoah river. 5 miles from ChsvisS-
toNh. tue cSgRis sect OF Jederson, ard can b.,
reached IN ons day from Phii AIDE iphil. Bait
mote. or Nss1isstOa. Ps,scngersstOP 81 liar
rfs-Fvrrs 10 dirs, aps then proceed ten miles
On tha wtashcstN and Potomac Rail read to
DE Cbar.esiowh Depot whence ihey are takei,
"a coachr' provided ~ the Company eve miles
~ The Spt,oks
LverJ t-irs has b,sn provided 20 render a
sojpurn ~ uin wstern. place delightful -
t'"so wo' as sctkirs tiI her Ac alth or pleasure
Amussmerts OF WAGON. kinds viii Do found
81 tel g. no grave - wei a, The gsy. 80 spot
~ toe Ipton sNcs's Shauur ala!e IN beauty
Tho sccDoIy - uus'Irpa.,cd.
The .l-idss Of ;he waters 1te well Gaown-
Hundreds 81 the tnesi oast .r4tr ca.ss Nhieh
W1i'd 'ich 90 upthia: else h,so been essfcct-
" curet ~ g.. sa waters. a. urop,v Dyspcp-
sil, 40; lit desIn % meats Of The q sc.uve or
gan. asd isCr auj 20 many othcr sd-cttons
icy have Pr-sg. 'as4luAb.s.
e. A. MiLTON, ..-t
~ sisngsH4ii' Spriugl Ce~pauy.
Jane l.43
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Nv lhr BafbaTdg oia Deed ~ frrt ros lI
10 record BOP ta rletts uIr. 81 f.f.a.
tuuftc .-B.t. ttf.uIfI br us iHia Etn.ila
nafiia. on tar l5ih DAY "a Fss-rsrv. 1885, la-
tas te.s.tal DrsfE5 Randall ttasU au So.
fs e gn ~ ~ J.h ttiors tss .r oi
bsnisl Eatisf'i hlisi .a shtpirf.isi8sa ca ..s
ts ssie 20 us lishssi biaIsr.
"a HOUSE, end IN IRE 3 E15af, al
- P0is5 81 LIND,
t,t4a's 6a tta rod iessmz fsom sasFasr.t-
laaa ia tirfrir.bor. sai 81 lin.rF its isats ~
tlsssrs HaImyfs ard rats. Naf fae
'rt.i .ratrfif tc4rseasa ia $50 HcrJtH AsfuH
q 80 81 fsfaer. iae lsie Lau Asnfa
1ng u.t Ia tefsvrf fp D. mfr fifh'r hfi
ns seatrrssrs col o. aais by ifs aafsrs sfi
asfer fha psasf 81 81 frrl Deed ed sis
ssasfsf Fsfrsaff dEfenHf -tf.A
W. e. WoafHiFGf9S TraHsf
Iaif e ttil.-it
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a OYER % private safe. the FARH On sbich
live, supposed ~ contaia IQ8 AORWa
With . WOOD LOT or 3 ACRES De-
iaehcd (soth suhiset 20 doueT) n b scsdlsss
20 describe IBIS laad, ~ fis Admitted hy au eho
keoW any ihiux ahout q. b b. one % ne nosi
fertile, proauei and 6ssifabls snail farms ia
ne couniy. On ne Frrmisss ere q romforts-
BE DWELLING HOUsR. Harn. stsbiinr. snA
other hacsssafy cot bnbdlnEa, pnd a fFsi rste
spring have ia addliion 10 the Old Orchard
sous % TIE hsst ed aost choice ffuH iu ihe
cauniY. lPignied BY nysslf) va Peace
Pigmb. Peer. ApF's. &C. a fafthsr dssrfirii1n
deem aesdisas. a. psrsoas y ahin a. parchase
"a y pfts1mei 9ia luok ~ tbe premises. shers
ne sabtefiber msT Eenefally ~ fouad
ftras. oas bird j haa1 and ne bsiaacs h
oee. two 81 isrHs gesFs. siih Interest, secured
b. fss6 sf trust 81 re isnd sod
Geo RlDENOUR
JAY >, isto-u
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NANTF,EN.

EERoToS ~ $ vail be received atth.. Odica
tie et,,its Sic Mat t~i,c sJ-y ltora the
t-rs ~ TIE thl'ltsto~p Dyp, tn ih,. Poet UtGss-
,u-. aui ssaIs By u',l.,k o.. t.r s,et.rs. Tho
pr"p"sis 60 sfst- t.r gf.s -I faatth, 500 ,1ttiuuo
tHr tru-s , o. . utnrtss ltr pet.Uu r.rt~sstrt
-. All tc hold rrsg3ssiblr I.r Ji.- d. .hfut per
intU.Gusc - b,, ,utV, sud st DC required ia tyu
Our tbs putvc q h,s intstti,ut CO. 4itf 60 gu,t
the time ttquitej O. pet 'm BE above aaty
wli net uetug, tnrfo thaa haur I'D h-iG ra,h
d.. IiDRAItO y. GNiLNHEIy.
r. hs E-iLHaal Co..
Ffre PEGS Once JAW 2 istp
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Connals.ioncr,s ~.

~ HHfoWns ynfg y. 1850.
GATho parties i8isrfsisi m iEs alera fst
siii iaks nst.ee thatt shall stead ai at oEifs
sfofetasd ~ Friday 90 lfi ~ 81 .fsrsi srsf
lgr ne Fsrfuts 81 psrfnrrrrg the aatirs "a
Tlired e re ~ ths ssnsa fsrnsI orIsr-eHrn
aod where ltsg re rsqnssret Cd sffes1. YES
any icsi'aaHf sh.eh fHeF sasy desire % e1sf
shsu tfjoura frfsf tias Be- Gre uniti ~ 60.
pon 90 ne C91ri thtf b canaisifd
81 W0nTHfTHf0g. ~ Crea'f.
f1aiy >. 400
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MaRRKEp.

On Thursday the islh ult. By the Rev. Mr..
Har:rlve. Mr. JAhEs MoosE. OF thus county.
to Miss PHEsr AsS VoRGs. Of Berkeley couaiy.
In-Wiliiamspor, on Thursday, the 95,h ult
by the Rev. Mr.. Siarsman, Mr.. wnlI,A We,
elk to Mss Susan ZIMNEaMAS, all Of Buckles
town.
On Monday last, on the Bridge At Harpefs-
Ferry, BY the Rev. Mr.. Morgan, Mr. HESRV
oooI, 10 Miss MAR0ARET BLAKENioRE, daughter
Of MIR. Joseph Blakemorr. all Of Page county,
Va 80
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EWaA N afaas
FN7ll 8 slhsoribsf hasinE engaged ~ MsrchaH-
IN diEing ssd fndiuE that more funds Woul6
faeiiitats BIS erefaiiohs, - thereby .hdaged 90
oasF foF ssls B y isfg
DlRSInbAUlIE RABGla
Situated n ths county 81 Ssssi,oE snd issHs-
dslsly o. TIE Wjaehsslsf snd Potonss Rail-
Road, eesiainlaEiSge ACRES --sbout 20
q ahieh aFe iatfimbsf Toe imPFoTemsnis
consist q e outs1li. 49, Bfict Dseillas. with
neesssaFy Outfit ssss. Aiho. sn 0rrhara 81
hfsi qasidy Fruit frees. This Fsra sito en-
braces ths sdFaniags ~ 60 atuadaacq ~ Zee
walsr, and is ssmhablg adapted for erssina--
ana intefisf 70 aoae y ne Faiiey - q Grain
gro~isE farm. ia8ssi. The iersftoa via refer
enrs 70 soelety. god hsslih, suseiumeat, &c.
se eaaooi b surpsttsd. AZ fhinFs coutiasi
fsnesfi yssy dostnabis rropeus. o. faci. ~
efiaence ~ he Shove. Z uili auaFsafss Zee saM
tefe' te- ~ ihree. iquF. 81 See years. tis PER
esei- - reat On Ne espiisl Iasasfsd
AhI oo'aauaiF4iiea (posi psiaj sssrssssS %
hi@ ataa@aaii Ftiai, ail BE- etisads3 -.
LEgI CAIN.
6uDnii Pest. fsE.Ftoa Co, Vs1
luig 3, iefoa-tf
aykTts Assas.,s .s..,ris.-. s.s.-i-, 1s.-n
gaa-Ss 80 HgFf.assr ~ stsas, "a sssr
issaf, sset,1, 80 fsyse-a tiit = fsis 49,