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THE CURSE OF CAIN.

Oh, the wrath Of the Lord is a terrible thing,--
Like the tempest that wthsrs the blossoms OF
spring,
Like the thunder that bursts on the summers do
main,
II fell on the head Of the homicide Cain.
And 10, like deer in the fright Of the chase,
With FIRE in his heart anda brand on bis face,
He speeds him afar TO the desert of Nod
y vagabond smote by the vengeancs of God!
All nature, to him, has been blasted and banned,
And the blood of brother yet reeks on his hand !;
And no vintage has grown, and no fountain has
For cheering his heart or for cooling his tongue.
The groans of father his slumbsr shall start,
And the tears of mother shall pierce to his heart,
And the kiss OF his children shall scorch him like
fame,
When he thinks Of the curse that hangs over his
name.
And the wife Of his bosom-the faithful and fair,
Can mix no sweet drop in his cup of despair;
For her tender caress, and her innocent breath,
But STIR in his soul the hot embers of death.
And his offering may blaze--umegarded by Heav-
en-
And his spirit may pray, yet remain nnforgiven;
And his grave may be closed-yet no rest TO him
bring
oh, the wrath of the Lord is terrible ihingl
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Er Renorating Nurture "a
nor THE CURE Of RHrvn,r,sr,

NOR THE CURE og RHEvMartsn
ScroIuis or King Evil, Hip Diseases,
painful affections of the bones, liberated
throat and nostfils, Ulcers of every de-
serip'ion, Fever Sores, and Internal Alb
scesses, Scsld Head, liberated feet aud
legs, BoIches, and all kinds Of diseases o.
the skin also, PILES, in their most ac
gravated form.
This medicine is singularly efficaeious in
renovatlng those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
In general terms, II IS recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
OF the blood or yiiiation OF the humors, OF
whatever name or kind. Some OF the
above complaints may require some trifling
assistant application, which the circum-
siaocesof the case will dictate but for q
general remedy or prescription TO remove
the cause, this compound will be found
sufficient
or all remedies yet discovered for the
cure OF particular disease, this IL the
most certain. Ii makes a speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application To business.
Even when the disease has become consti-
tnlionsI, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known to fail Of performing
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
ish recommendations. but leaves tue med,.
cine 10 speak for itself
DlRECTIONS.-T from TO tea
spooniuls, according To the strength and
age OF the patient, before eating, morning
and evening. Should il sicken The s,om.
aeh or prove too much of laxitive, lessen
the dose.
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~ another Certificate. 80


This is to certify, that since November 1898,
have been afflicted with a disease in nv bands.
which was swelling and roughness, breaking out
IN sores, and feverish affection, together with
scrouous swelling under my ears, which was
caused By heating my blood at the burning of the
starch Factory in this place last year. have
consulted great number OF physicians and used
their different remedies, which gave me no relief
| was advised to try DR.. Bangs Renovating
MIXTURE. went TO the Doctor and procured
number OF bottles of his medicine e, aud have been
using II for about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands are abou, well, the swelling
under my ears has nearly all disappeared, and
am confident IN short time shall enlov perfect
health. believe this medicine to be a powerful
and valuable remedy in all diseases Of the blood.
from he wonderful effect ii has had on ME.
wish to state that / commenced TAKING two
tea-spoonfuI's, and increased the dose TO a table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using it, understand, cannot take over
two ea-spoonfuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Highgate, March oath, 1910.
Prepared and Sold by
DR.. JOHN <. BANGS,
Stanbrdge l.. c.
For sale also at this Office.
Swanton, Vt. April, 1910.
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~CERTIFICATE. m

This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with
an olcef on her leg for two years, with great
swelling from the toes to the knee, together with
painful sores different paris Of the leg. aud after
useins various remedies, from different Physicians,
TO no effect, II was considered by those that saw
her, that nothing short of an amputaion would
save the life of the patient. | fortunately COM
menced useing DR.. BANGS RENOvATING
MIXTURE, and by Constant use OF il for four
or hive weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, 10 my great JOY, was
restored to perfect health, which she has contin.
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past.
{Signed) FRANCIS WELSH
Stanbridge, a.. ca March q, 1910.
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BRITISH POWER IN AMERICA.

4 writer in the Montreal Courier, (see
FIST page Of this paper) leaks out the
British plans OF conqnering the U. States.
These plans are" TO arm the Negroes Of
tie South, land To send their black regiments
to their assistance. Yes" a few black
'sslments-some hundreds OF dr,ll ser
resnts-a hundred thousand stand of arms,
lad abundance Of gold-would afford am
PIE occupation for the military ordor OF the
>'uIhern States" This is British philan-
'h'opy " The plan, think" says he,
will hc-to arm them first-and discuss
he philanthropy of the measure after
yard,
Great Britain has another means OF an
''glag the Yankees. 6: IL Britannia but
saa' up her finger and points to the COM
a'' enemy, not more furious will be the
'''a Of The bulldog at the object Of his
'"mosily, than that Of the Indians, upon
as 'emorseless Republicans" How hu-
maze How generous How great !!
nov magnanimous is Great Britain TO
e1aoy the cowardly, sknlking, merciless
'A''sas 10 butcher, iudiscriminately, the
'aP'aiected and innocent families Of their
TsaSots. These things are worthy Of
wee, because they are really the favori,e
'a'oi the British Government, and I'M
Sa'sed, they look very feasible, especi-
:! % The other side of the water. But,
nat Government attempt, (which no
'''a she will do,) 10 carry her barbarous
Nsga' into execution, and from that mo-
1'a' she may date the beginning OF the end
6r'iish posrer in america.
''eai Britain has We, another favorite
~'sRas ia her minds eye and that is, the
'asaaeFment Of the Union. She is Sc
=! PLOTTING to pit the Southern against
* Northern Stales-to make OF them
kepCbies, with interest so dissimiIar,
"an'siing, As to create a conssan. feud
'esh them. To divide and conquer"
:" policy. II she finds the slave ques-
~'ssitsble instrument in her hands, TO
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JUNE

IA sach o miscfesat IL certainly NJ
tanpassaa fof the deteatsble DE Blepfy /!
Bst let % now retufn to James Stuart,
whan sc left 10 open war with the court
AL the foreman Of the grand jury, on &C
tosnt Of the contempt be had manifested
igf their preregsisFes. The offence was
a.giant. aud was aoan proved. The trial
took Mace next,-Jsmes Stuart de-
lsnJea hsa owa csse, and in a speech
Of four hoas Duration, he took great
deal NJ pains tn expose what he called The
,rno,aaef Of The court. He frequently
rfonaupced the foreman Of the grand jury
itapiS ftAow.
The reader, who Knows not that justice
q Canada is an article weighed in two dill
trent scales, expects undoubtedly that
James Stuart was al least condemned To
dirty days imprisonment and 10 pay $50
fse. No, at all he was openly acquitted
.sd declared goillIess II may not be i'm
proper here TO remark tina, not long ago an
Editor Of radical paper was condemned
70 The above penalty, because he had pub
shed the fact that grand-jury, Before
whom the district sheriff was 10 be indict-
81 for murder, had been packed by the
sheriff himself.
10 another article viii entertain you
vith the political tergiversaiions of our
ZERO, Of his maI-prsclices, of his dismissal
RON the Office Of attorney. general and Of
as causes which brought upon him his
temporary degradation in the eyes of the
Eaeish Government. Alter all, he is now
the chieEjustice Of the province What
country Canada must be What justice
can be expected in that unfortunate pro-
uaee'
ACANADIAN REFUGEE.
Slate of New-York, May 10Th, 1910.
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Effect. Of Cosreion. Truern. lh,

Effects Of Cosreion.--If TrucEa, the
correspondent Of the Montreal Courier.
whose letter 10 Sir II. Jackson will be
iound 90 our first page, speaks the truth,
the population Of the Canadss must have
decreased greatly since 1881. Then L. C.,
numbered ESQ 900 souls. and Upper Can
ada 100000. Now, this writer saws the
population Of both priyinces does not
greatly exceed, yfa does at all. ONE MILL
ION. The population ought 10 have
more than doubled in eight years, Tor the
average number of eInigranis that arrived
al Quebec during the eight years prece-
ding the rebellion, was upwards of 5000
per annum. That there should be a de-
crease now, in the population Of The Can
adas, Is an argument not very favorable
10 British supremacy. The fact is, since
Lord John Russei's coercive Resolutions,
since The suspension of the Constitution,
as ii is ealled--since the burning and plum
derng of the Canadian vlIages-since the
indisctimnatc murder Of whole families,
by The remorseess Colborne, who, for this
barbarous service, has since been created
a Lord, with salary of $4,000 per an
mum, we say, since all these sufTerings,
thousands have eft that unhappy country
to seek a home in the western States.
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NORTH AMERICANA:
SWANTON, JUNE 8, 1910.

The times are most interesting problem,
" r the highest importance is about TO be solved.
The virtue Of the nation is TO he tried. The
cause Of humanity and hope of philosophy, with
"ihs faie Of free governments, are involved in the
event How awful is the responsibility how
solemn the hazard I'VE are TO determine
"sy our deeds the soundncss of our theories and
",sesuain whether republican system Of govern
"usa,. built on the will Of, and receiving its pow
"ss Immediately from the people, is capable Of
"nasiaining its sovereignty; TO obtain experiment
IA knowledge how far the liberty of the citizen
IS compatible with tho safety of the state; to
prove, in short, whether :. the people are their
"srn rora enemies,' as is asserted by monarch
"as. "-Niifs' Register.
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AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN.
VERMONT

VERMONT.
Montpelier--J. A. Vail.
Troy, V.-R. s. Orn.
North Troy, Y,-Dr. L. C. Moore.
Canaan. Vt..-Nathaniel Perkins.
Cambridge-Dr. s. Brush.
JeGersonvile-Rev. J. Baker,
Fairfietd--H. Soue & Gott Brigham
East Fairfeld-Hiram Bostwick.
Frankiin-Eri Jerome.
East Berkshire-Dr. s. s. Butler.
.Atbwgh-Tabor |. Sewel.
North Hero-CoI. III. Wadsworth and
Dir. G. Whitney.
Moreiown-R. G. Buckley.
Calais-Dr. Asa George.
Middlesex-Horace Snow, P. NJ.
Roxbnry--John NJ. Spaiding.
Watsfeld-G Geo. ID. Rice
Barre, Vt--Capt. Lewis Lucas
Ha-Hiram Fish, p. NJ.
Riehford-A. w. Sears, p. M.
Observation-Disclosures F. Brigham.
Highgate.-H. o. Green.
Burlino fon-Ludeer Duvernay.
Wexford, Vt.- Buel Tresher,
terson Francis
NE" HAMPSHIRE.
.Marlotc-Capt. Selden Brown,
Fit-,oiliam-Josiah Ingalls,.
Hanover, N. H-Sias X. Williams,
StuartstoUn, Coos Co. ~ H.-Wm. Smith.
Columbia, Coos Co. ~ H.-Huse Lsll
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Poinf-Wi lillian Weldon.
Perry's Mills. Perry, p. M.
PLattsburgh-Franeois DAMS, and J. A.
Squires.
.M'Lean, Thonpkins Co. N. Y.-Pst
.fusable Forks-Dr. Joseph Dayignos.
MORA ,-Henry N. Bickford,
NJ Y. City-John Ryan, e47 Greenwich,
Bufalo-Charles Droiet, ESQ.
Roehester-W. L. Mackenzie, ESQ.
Saiina-Erasmus Stone, p. NJ.
Hopkinfon--John GoodeIl.
Cienn's Faus-Heman K. Hopkins.
Norfolk, Sf.L. Co. ". Phsla
MAINE.
1homaston, Me. T.. Rice, ESQ.
SEw-HAMPSHIRE.
StraDord. n H-Msjor S. b. Day.
WISCONSIN.
.Mttraukie-Louis FrsBchere.
DJrAn Post-Mssters who are friendly
, Us and N oer Cause. are requested to ses
. Agents.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I aPRoBATE
District Of Grand Isle.--ss. COURT, holden
al the Probate Office. in said District,
on the 6th day Of May, A. ID. 1870.
PRESENT the Hon. JorL ALLEN, Judge.
a N instrument purportng TO be the last VIII
tA and Testament ofEZRA PrKE, late Of Isle
La Mott. deceased, being presented the Court
here, by Ezra Pyke, the Executor therein named.
for Probate 1t is ordered by said Court, that all
persons concerned therein, be notified TO appear al
Session Of SAID Court, TO be holden al the dweI-
ling.bouse Of j. p. Ladd, in North Hero, on The
9Th day OF June next, and sbew cause, il any they
may have, against the Probate OF said will; for
which purpose ii is ordered, that a copy Of tho
Record Of this order be published three weeks sue
cessivsy in the :" North American" printed at
swanion, in Franklin County, as soon as may be.
A true copy of Record,
tAttes,) AUGUSTUS KNIGHT.
Register.
18th May, 1870.
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Farorabie opinion of the N. american.
Slockbridge, N. Y, May &c, 1910.

otockOIluge, ~. l., .hdy 20 iofo'
MEssRs. EplToRs,-I send you 81, FOR
which you will continue your valuable pa
per to my address.
The cause n which you and your CON-
patriots are engaged is good one, il is
one that should enlist the head and hear.
Of every patriot in this broad land.
Do not despair, you will yet, trust,
live TO see Canada freed from British do
mina,on. The time is fast approaching
when England will find herself under the
necessity of recrossing the wide Atlantic |;
aud OF yielding her North American pos
sessions To the native inhabitants thereof.
To those who have made them all that is
valuable and beautiful, who have turned
them from a wilderness TO a well cui-
tivated country, teeming with cities and
villages. Could The citizens of Canada be
for once rid of their cruel oppressors, they
would be happy and prosperous people;
but so long as their energies are chained
down BY foreign soldiery, by British bay
onets, so long they viii be an unhappy
and degraded people.
That the time may soon arrive when
they shall take their station among the free
republicans Of free America, is the sincere
PRAYER Of H. t. SUMNER.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

British Jusfiee-England by her Corn
Laws, viHuliay prohibits the importation
oil grain, although some OF her Inhabitants
often suffer for Wholesome food, in conse-
quence OF the price Of wheat and at the
same time by force Of arms, threatens the
independent nation OF China with war
and invasion, because the said nation en-.
forces decree prohibiting The importation
of poisonous drug, in the illegal trade
of which English merchants are enriching
themselves. Consistency, thon art a
,ewei. - Waterman.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

Tall Cyphering "A Philadelphia paper
saws, j" ii The whole world was a ump of
chaIk-aiI space cedar single, and Time
was to live through all eternity, and figure
necessarily day and night, he couldn't re-
cord haii the villainy that has been exer-
csed by the Philadelphia Bank Tor the ex-
tinetion OF the liberty bequealhed TO us by
God and our fathers"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03
FERRY AT SwANTON FALLS.

SINCE the Old-Bridge tumbled into the drink
~ and went down stream, FERRY has been
established a little distance above The public
will be accommodated with good boats at the fol-
lowing rates -
For each loaded wagon cart drawn by
two horses or oxen so 20 cents
Each ditto drawn by one ditto 10
Each unloaded wagon or cart drawnby
two horses or other beasts 1912
Each ditto drawn by one ditto 8
Each person
Each person and horse
Each additional horse
Horned cattle per head
Sheep and Swine per heed
Swanton, April S, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

The following excellent toast was given
lately by Col. Jessup
The timrs--they require more sowing
more hoeing--mofe mowing--lrSs imnor.
ting-more exporting-iess presumption -
more gamption--Iess coDsumptioh-more
resumptlon-and less suspension OF specie
payments.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

ELECT her unhs'lowed purpose, she will
grasp u. Iishe ends her geld q better
weapon, !, will be employed. She 10 rea-
dy ior any dirty work 50 look out -
Prepare for The worst
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NOTICE.
NEW FERRY.

VENIE subscribers have established FERRY
III for foot passengers from Manners Farm on
The West side of Maquam Bay, in Swanton, to
A lburgh City. Good and safe boats will be in
readiness at all times, and at either of the above
mentioned places.
ABRAM II. MANNER,
CALVIN HARVEY.
Swanton, May 25th, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

DUN yin I MEM
For Sale at this Office, also By DR.. l.. G.
Moore, North Troy, ".
NVIIIs ointment for the cure Of Rheumatism.
M White sweIlinss, .TISEA CApirIs Or
scald head, Salt Rheum, Ulcers of long stand
ing, Burns, Scalds &c is TOO well known TO re.
CURE any new recommendations; suffice IL to say
II stands prominent among all the medical propar-
atoms that have ever been Invented for the cure "a
he above mentioned diseases.
Swanton, VT. March 1910.
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STRAY HORSE,

EAME into the enclosure OF Louis CoLoaB,
~ of Swan,ou, about two months since, on old
Brown MARE, with a small While spot on her
back. The owner is requested to prove property,
paw charges and take her away. Enquire al this
Office.
Swanton, June Sd, 1870 3w.
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NOTICE.

HVHIS is TO forbid any person harbouring or
IL trusting nv son Nelson ID. Murphy, on my
account, as ! will pay debts Of his contracting
after this date. Aud do hereby inform the pub
lie thai those who may employ him must be sc-
equitable TO me for his time until be IS Of age
JAMES MURPHY.
swanton, May 80, 1870.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

SAFE Of Nssmoat, I Alta Prostate Gears. heldss
Georgia nsttlsi--a5 at the Probate ofses. ia
~. Alhaas, withIn ard fos the Dassrses
Of GseFEss. % the 2ssh day " MAY.
ls4o.
PRESENT wm. BRIDGES. Judge.
a N iassranens porroriins 10 be the lss win
IN and TestamsaI Of THOMAS CLARK. late
ei swantea. ~ said District deceased, ksing pre-.
seated here, by CsRr CLAIM, Of swsatan, in
said DiHrie, u Georgia, the Eseuasar fhsfsis
named, for Probate; il Is ordered by sad Probate
Court, THAI all psrsons concerned thetsia be mott.
God to appear At Session Of sssd Caurt, 10 be
holden al the Probate otice. in vt. Albaas. IN
Said District, % The roth day OF June cert, Al
ONE o'clock IN the afternoon. and shsw cause,
ifsny they may have, against The Probate Of said
wil,--For which purposs II 10 further ordered,
that copy Of the record Of this ordar be publish
ed three weeks suecsssvsly, IN the North Amsri-
can, a weekly newspaper. printed ~ Swanson. in
this State, as soon ~ may be, the last Of Which
pUbliealiOn, 10 be prior 10 said 10Th day Of Jsas
ls40.
A true Reesfa,
tAuss) WIN. BRIDGES. Judge.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

The Northwest Passage Foundi-The
n. \. journal OF Commerce Of yesterday
says, that Messrs. Simpson and Dean, of
The Hudson's Bay Company after two pre-
vious attempts { in 1887 and 1888, J which
were but partially successful, have at last
succeeded in efiectng a complete solution
of the proplem relating 10 a " North West
Passage" 10 the Pacific Ocean. They
have asserisined that such a Passage ex-
lists, and that Bothia is an island.
This great island is separated from the
Mainland by strait from to 10 miles
wide, running from s. f. TO N. w. and
connecting the Gulph OF Bolhia with the
Northern Ocean.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

U Captain Waite. Of the packet ship
England has just completed his one hum
dred and iorty-iourth voyage across the
Atlantic. IN. Y. Sun.
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STRAY HORSE.

6tAME into my Enclosure. on Sunday morning
~ last, small grey French MARE, long switch
tail, and long name. The owner is requested TO
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
CHARLES RoBY,
South side of the River, one mile above
SwaBton Falls.
9Th May 1s40.-s.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

The Queen Of England recently spen.
$50 900 in attending Lady Lansdon's iele.
Al The same lime, probably a million of
her subjects were IN a state bordering on
starvation. Oh the beaaties OF royalty
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03
NOTICE
TO Pr. NSI o N RS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PKsaios orTicK.

March 8, 1910.
~ Office 10 hereby gwen that tho PENSION
~ Frs residing in The Counties Of Benaingson,
Rutland, Addson, Ch,tenden. Franklin, La
noble, Grand lsle, and that part Of County Of
Orleans situated totthin the Fourth CoHgrss.
sionaI District, IN the State Of Vermont, win
from and after the First day Of JUNE next he paid
at BURLINGTON, by HEMAN LOWRY,
Esq Pension Agent.
J. l.. EDWARDS,
ComHiissionsr Of Pensions.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

A netc idea. The Montreal Courier
speaking of the departure Of the Grena-
dier Guards from that city a few days ago,
says "there were cool many petticoats
TO witness the departure, and, we doubt
not, agood many hearts beat heavily be-
meath them" BY gings such an idea
would shock the modes.y Of all S,oanton
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03
DIED.

In Alburgh, 24th May, SARAH, infant daugh-
ter Of lchabod Babcock, aged months.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

The Communications Of AMERICUS
will be for a short time discontinued, the
author Mr.. Wells having gone TO the
State Of Maine on patriot business. Mr..
Wells is an authorized travelling Agent
for this paper, and it is to be hoped that
he will find for US, in that quarter, that
encouragement which is so much needed
just now TO sustain the North american.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

We have received the two first numbers
OF the Buffalo MORNING TATTLER, pub
lished by Langdon and Frechette. II is
funny little paper, about the size OF
The Buffalonian- and, as far off as it is, we
can almost guess who edits it--though he
trishes IL TO be kept profound secret.
+" We want" says he, to have people
guess and wonder, and be astonshed and
tckled little, under the short ribs Of
their imaginalions, without knowing who
does it. That will be fun, and fun is
wha, we write FORUM and pennies"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

Reed. at this Office per mail, since our
last acknowledgements. Little, Shore
ham 81 ,00-Aaron Burr, Fairfield 81 90
L. CIark, So. Barre $780,. Muckler,
johnson $2,O0-J. Way Esq. Derby
Line $2.0O-H. 7. Sumner, Stockbridge
81 OOH. Folett, Berkshire $l,50-Dr.
Butler $3.50.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-03

(Ausa) wm. BRIDGES. Judge.