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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-03

only TO acco,nmo date his family and the friends
who visit him. But though his Accommodations
are so plain, he is among the most hosphbo of
men, always happy to see and welcome his
friends and believe his house is seldom found
without company. He spreads before his guests
plentiful board, but it is the table of respecta.
BILE Ohio farmer, almost wholly supplied from
his own farm.
His dress and general department are in per-
feet Keeping with his character in Other respects.
1t is sad that the dress of, bespeaks the man. IL
by this be meant, that fine and rich clothing pro-
claims the great man, surely, by this rule, Gen.
Harrison has no claims TO greatness. But, Judg-
ing from his dress, you would say, fhe man so
clad is not afraid to handle the plough, tie spnde,
or any other implement of husbandry.' Nothing
can exceed his uniform appablty.jA soldier'llke
ease and openness of manner chHrnceriZe his
intercourse with all, and he has n happy talent
! of placing all who approach him, at entire ease
II circumstance which renders him peculiarly
| popular with the laboring classes.
! The open handed Iiberality and henevolence
Of Harrison,are proverbal wherevershe is known.
| He is ever the poor mans friend; and his anna
BILE disposition, to benefit others, has often been
INDUCED, it is believed to his own dcrinenr.
And in all the relations Of life he has been
found the very representation OF honor and inreg
rity. No man living has more indissolubly attach
Ell to his name, than he, The uppellatou OF The
HONEST MAN.
been his happy fortune through life. He is
thin in person, walks erect, and moves brskly;
and has less OF the indication of age, than is usu
al in persons OF his years. He retains his hair,
which il II little silverrd, but he has stiffness
in his limbs, said to have been caused by expo.
sure TO ihe seventies of winter, on our North
western frontier, during the last war. He has
rs fine an eye as you ever hehcd. 1t is what
lphysiognomists, suppose wouhI pronounce the
eye OF genius-bri"ht, Quick, and piercing.
believe have answered your inquiries. |
am confident have exaggerated nothing in the
foregoing statement. Simple truth has been
my aim. and rs we feel every confidence that
Gen. HARRISON will he our next President, we
wish our friends AZ Il distance to know TO what
kind OF ii man they about to commit the des
TIMES of this great people
! Such are the habits of the honest pure, mud
patriotic Harrison.
am, very respectfully,
Your friend,
RUFUS HODGES.
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sgpsS ~ Is IskGa

In this town, the 23l ult. Dea. NAHUM
STILES, aged 63.
In Waterford, on the ODD ult, FRANCIS, son of
John S and Lydia Goodeli, aged one year.
ESQ fades the lovely blooming flower,
Cut down and withered in an hour
In Danville, on the 18th uII. Mr. Asa K Lins.
ley, aged So
MIR Seth and Mrs Lydia Greenlcaf, aged years II
6 months
In Sangate on the 23d ult. Mir Huh Curtis aged
81 years, who for mnny years has filled the office
Of Deacon in the Baptist Church,-he was Il SOL
der of the re vulution.
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JIT TIPHU,
RUFUS HODGES

Death Of Uuion Ca,uer.-This wretched old
man, quondam associate OF Ton Paine, died
of apoplexy, in New York, last week, in state
of great destituion. lie was formerly veleri.
nary surgeon and has resided in this country "A
years of the S5 OF his !e He came originally
from England. The Courier s. Enquirer re-
la,es of him as follows.
"He was very eccentric i'm his hnhiis. He al.
ways insisted tina! his heart was larger than any
ones else, and was also harder; and that this
position might be established he gave some years
since, TO well known physician of this city, an
order for his heari,' whenever he should die.
The hardness of his heart he said caused by
disense. He was repeatedly henrt! to say, i've
lived long enough and denying the existence
of Deity. would in the same breath call upon
the Almighty TO take him from the world.
'le would say, that should ne have renew.
ed existence, he should wish to The form
of fine horse beautiful woman, for then,
'lIe should he taken care Of
Among his other freaks of fancy, which he
some years carried into effect, to have his
coffin made for which the measure was taken.
This piece OF. fnnh,ue he KEEP, for time at his
lodgings; and several times by Tny Of bravado
il is said he absolutely slept in it, The coffin
WAS subsequently taken 10 an underwriters shop
in Pearl street, where with the plate and appnr-
tenances in readiness for Use it has since re-
fnained.'
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Feb. 81.


Al market, $50 BcofCat,e, IA pairs of king
Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves, 1860 Sheep 100 S :, inc
Abunt so Beef Cattle unsoId,
PRIcEs-Bect Caue-We quote this week first
quality So IS, second SIS % u 50; third So % IL
70
Working Oxon-A very few sales only were
effected.
Cows and Calves Dull; we noticed few sales
-$25, 80, 3S, DO and 45.
Sheep-Owing to II large number at market last
week pI,ces did not much advance. We quote
lots at $3.50, So, 25, 3,75, 25, and So,
Swine-None at marte aut What were previous
y contracted Cor at a 7-Sc.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DfsTR1CT, IS.
WHEREAS an instrument purporiIng :, to-, be
w the last Will and Testament of BARUCll
SMELL, late of ST Iohnsbnry, in said district de-
ceased, has been presented TO The Probate Court of
said district for allowance. by Rebecca Smell, the
Execu,rix therein named-these are, therefore, to
notify the hers aud all concerned, to appear at II
Probate Court TO he holden at the Probate office in
Danvile on the 18th day Of March next, and shcw
cause, it any they have, against the proof and al
lowance of said will
Dated at Danvihe, this 9th day of February
A ID. 1910. .
135 SAMUEL 3. MATTOCKs, Judge.
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LLBERATyOW.

TENiiS may certify 10 all concerned that ! have
h Ielinqushed TO JOSEPH A HADLEY, my
son, his time with the privilege OF transacting bus
mess for himself; therefore, i shalt neither claim
any ofhis earnings nor pay any debts OF his con-
tracing after this date
STEPHEN HADLEY.
Waterford, Feb. rs, 1910 l35w3~
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TIE BLOOD EiOUDs.-The ATTRACTIONS scheme
of employing BLOOD HOUNDS 10 hunt do wn
the Indians in Florida, is, it seems, to be car
ried into execution! The papers from the South
inform u.s. that this savage warfare, 10 the dis
grace of our abused nation, is already began,
and t!e first victim has already fallen before a
pack of these ierocious administrators rene wing,
in the ninleenth century, the ATROCITIES for which
the Spanish name has been consigned to execra-
ton in the pages OF history
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EAsSNH GOP SALE.

A Farm is offered for sale, located in Irasburgh,
N about half mile fom the village, consisting
of So acres of good land, suitably divided 'n.o
tillage parurage and wood land. Said farm mas
upon it good aud veuient buildings, and pi0nue
ed the last season about so tons Of hay "A lipera,
credit will be given for portion ~ me PurG""s'
money, with security. Apply 10 Alexander '"'"0'
son. near the premises i.o,r
Feb. 1910, h"~"
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WHEAT AND FLOUR.

We give the price Of those two articles in
several of our interior western markets, rs we
find them noted i'm some of our exchange pa.
pers. Al Piqua, Ohio, on the 18th instant,
wheat was selling Mt DO and As cents per bushel,
-four at S3 81 2 so pc, barrel, and shelled
corn at 25 cents per bushel. At Middletown,
same time Wheat was held at Sc cents, flour at
3 SO a 3 GO 2 and corn at 25 cents. A, Chill
licothe. Jam. 80. wheat was ut 40 Do cents
Aour S:3 so, corn 20 cents. At StenbenviIIr, Feb.
4 wheat brought so cents and -four SO IS. AT
GAINESVILLE, on the 9Th, wheat sold al 80 cents,
flour Mt So 90, and corn at 20 25 cents AT
MaysvilIe. (Ky.) same day, wheat was so cents
flour $:3 81 SO, and corn 35 n 81 cents. AT
Alton, Illinois, January 29th wheat was held at
60 20 cents, -four 1926, and corn IN SACKS at
IS 81 I.4.-Cincinnali Gazette.
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GREAT WING CoNvENTIoN.-One OF the lar
gest and most enthusiastic Conventions ever
held in the west, recently assembled in Cnyha
oga County Ohio, to respond to the nomInanons
Of HARRISON and TYLER! uFTIHREE
THoUsANDefO Delegates are repued 10 nave
been presenI Among the names oftle speakers,
we noiiced that OF our old friend LEVI Z. 1UR'
NER Esq. recently of this place. His remarks
are spoken ola highly eloquent, and pertinent
to the OCCASION Osego w " Republican,
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TEVnE subscriber being about 10 close his business,
e. and having hand a large assortment of
FUR NiTURE, he is dusrous of disposng of it,
which he will do at low rate be pur-
chased in the country. The assortment consists Of
200 CHAIRS Of uayious kinds EDSIiE4
-T.4BLES-BU UREA US-WORK
T.4BLES-LiGHI' STANDS, Sc.
Call and see-if you want good bargains.
AMOS S. HALE.
Passulnpsc, Feb II. 1870 133w7
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yVaNE7GIEg GOODS.

YEJIiE Subscribers have received and receiving
l. their usual assortment Of WINTER GOODS
and would invite purchasers to call and exam.
inc, confident that we can make IT for their inter:
est 10 purchase of us. We have a prime qualify of
Young Hvson Tea Souchong do Coffee, Tobac.
co ; Moasses at forty two cents per Gallon; good
St Uhes Salt at DOLLAR PER BUsHEL; prime
Cod FISH, at ] = dollars hundred pounds Hal
ibut Box and Keg Raisins Pepper aud Spice at
ton cents ; Iron--a large assortment Nails and
Spikes i.,nseed and Lamp Oil Spirit Tnrbentine
&c. &c. SHEDO " JEWEll
ST Johnsbury Plain Feb. s, 1910. l32--tf
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a great fire occurred Mt Springfield, Ohio, on
the 18th inst, which destroyed several stores,
dwelling houses and other buildings. The loss
is estimated 10 be not much less than fifty thou
sand dollars.
The new recruits for the Florida war begin
already to suffer from the climate. The Tall
hassee Fordian ottlIe Sth inst. says: One Of
tie boodhounds has died"
INDtANA.-A cute Yankee has caught n Van
Buren, tnun in The 'Hooser State, aud is taking
him round as show. A levey sight, and
'children half price, 1t is said to be first rate
speculation!
The Boston Transcript says, citizen OF BAN
gor Me. has daughter who has six living grand
mothers, one upon the fathers side and five upon
the mother s-vz: her father s mother, her
mothers fathers mother, her mothers falhers
mothers mother, her mothers mother, her moth
ers mothers mother, and her mothers mothers
mothers mother.
GFSThe town elections in N. York, are high
Iy suspicious for the cause Of Harrison. Inc
Albany Advertiser SAYS that New York VIII go
for 'Old Tip by $4,000 majority.
1t has been said Of Gen. Harrison, and said
truly, that he fights aoeH spedks a0eL, serates zoe"
d,,i pioughS l0elt-a combination OF tceHs rarely
found united in the same ndvinal-neVer met
with in any one in this country stree Cen wash
ngton.
Small Por.-The Boston Medical journal
says:-'Cnses of small pox have hnahy crept
along from Boston TO the vest side OF the
Green Mountains i'm Vermont Several team
sters from Vermont and New Hampshire nave
returned home and died with the disease be.
fore the character of it was fairly understood
We learn from good authority, that PROPOSE
tons have been made TO an extensive ,nefcah- .
tile house in N. Y. for delivering III mat city,
in June next, len thousand barrels OF Hour at
$4 rs per barrel, which have not oee" acceheh
to.-Zanesu,lle (Ohio) Republican.
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In this city, few days since, bundle Of Lu-
cier Matches, which were placed in boa on a
shelf, had been ignited by mouse in the pro-
cess of gnawing hole into the box Tho parcel
was burnt mostly to a coal, and was discovered by
a person in The store just in season to the
buildng,-N Y Paper.
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IL The last Waterman says, ''we have heard
iha, Messrs Dillingham; and Spalding both argued
in the late locofoco Co Convention, that the reduc-
ton Of wages and property was objection to the
sub treasury Well-we appeal to the hard listed
people Will you work for Sleeps head and
pluck day, and send either Of these federal law
yers to Congress to receive $SS per day Let the
question go round the District.
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She field, Feb. 10, 1910.

tends carrying on the Mercantile business at the
old store formerly occupied by the late firm of lido
* Smith, at Sheffield Hollow. and would tender
10 his Fr,euds aud Patrons his grateful acknowl-
cdgements for their liberal patronage in days past
and hopes in future, TO conduct his business az
to merit Il continuance of their patronage.
He intends Keeping general assortment Of
GOODS, such as are usually kept in County Stores,
and means to sell TO say the LEASH as low as other
in The vicinity. lie has disposed OF most Of
old stock in trade, and is now going to Boston to
purchase and fashionable stock of GOODS,
and will receive in pay most kinds OF country pro-
duce-or give liberal credit to responsible PERSONS,
and CASH will not be refused.
JOSEPH IDE.
Sheffield Feb 10, 1910 134w3
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Rcy5seqs SeatEatex, OF Vermont.

EScVEsGG SGaEsate&, On VcFasHOslt.
VFyiE Revised Statutes of this State, PASSED by
L. the Legislature at Its last session, are now /"
patch AS the state will have none fnF SAFE; or lot
distribution in Tie STATE, all wanting the book must
buy Specimens of print with proposals s iar price,
,hoo Gst ordering from agents, will reccive the
first si| copies , ready Any one w%mg to receive the
sheets as they are printed, will have them sen: by
mail weekly, stitched in covers, ter 3 ,oo on APP
p'lc"''" 70 wv CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, Feb. /, 1840. l33w6
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NseEEdIE.

VENHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
n the firm Of IDE y SMITH, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All unsettled accounts
are left with Joseph Idc for settlement, aud mast
he settled by the first day of April next cost
will ensue. JOSEPH IDE,
HARRIS SMITH.
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ing OF Mrs Ward, her three children, and an
elderly lady, persisted in the flames.
John Wesley once paid the following conp
ment TO young man who preached in his
presence 'Brother,' said he, zone half of your
sermon was nonsense, AMI the other huf repe,
ton
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observation-disclosures. &c.

Sheffield, Feb. 10, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-14
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ss s ,,
A@eTea Housht@n sbser As
Kermit; Henry Clay, Martin Alexandria Georgetown and
Bo.,Sn Hs"asd Mcos ogdsn 0 Chares
N3- No arrivals.
As" Ss
General Record.
DetanedThers has been upwards of 200 sail of vessels
Brig o@ G oy a h a Ia EnS North and Es winds
sold on THURSDAY for $4,000 The ship Nile offered and
tatneh-A fine ship Of $50 tons to be called the soooo
10 nave been launched at South Salem yesterday afternoon
Naval.
ssa Lei. ts
ff Psrs.T To Lsus Co S
death Of faIer Andrew 0ee'''0H'a by
Giaeinnati f3s Savannah. Nov off Charl. son
Augusta Ersapoo oe Is IS Ga e.
United states Ports.
e. Nov Arr Russia Lane North Yarmouth
G.oucrsrzR, Noys Eli, Pool, NYork; Success do.
salem, Nov il-cld Brooklile, Asa Manila; Boxer ans
B0'sos Nov a-eld Granite Philadelphia; vespsr Wig.
NEWPORT, Nov LIAR Excel Gaddiag, NYorE ior Prov
NGr fsa Ps
Br ggs, NHork; Isabella Baker, Newport,
CHARLESTON, Nov SIN the oag ark Csc from Bor
Seax arr slooP Osesoa s,b Calhoun Myers New
Pro,idence Zephyr Fruitful Vine NBedf,rd 7th
Champion, Liyerpoo Bahama Falmouth, Mass sid Neptune
Ss.is MN sSa Lspdea1 jupiter s0' Napoleon
SAVANNAH Nov sarr Oxford Gutter, Portland: sid New
York, Abbott Jamaica; G B Lamar, J, hnson NYork
MoBILE, Noy s@srr Try Poor, Boston Sc ence Tosker
orNSssr' Blysn, NHoIk; olsroq, Oracle; waldsboro.
tom Rsjah, Ba Boston; Chanticleer Thomas Camden
Irt ans itorton, Rchmond Isaac Franklin, Alexandria
BG;ston Ab.no Buxton, T,mps Bay. Tn. Huntsville Con
sea ''' '''H ''"e' 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-14

s4ooooOoo Of aux capital The effect Of this must
ssriy be the the operation of Bankrupt law in
GLIDING institutions and involve the fall of fancy property
and the sweeping away of large amount Of fancy assets
This of will reco upon this market and carry
away the Of the old obligations due banks
connected directly and indirectly with the southern trade
undoubed fact, that large amount Of property
still occupies fictitious position and must find its level
before state of things can be reconstructed.
large portion of the assets Of banks and other nc
ney ed institutions has real existence. They are able
in most cases collect the interest with great deal of
difficulty by extending the payment of the principal
How many individuals have been, and now, paying
seven per money laid ost in lots, high up
5Oh street. in this city, at the rate OF 81 800 per lot under
the deluse idea that than half the first cost may
yet realised Of all the capital of insurance and other
compsays and the assets of banks solvent and insoven
here and at the SOUTH at least $500 are situated in
the same way This passive bolsering state of the mar
ket still continues and the desperate efforts are max
ing force up of speculation OF only
short Duration before that liquidation which inevitable
'tak es place
The United States Bank is instance At her last re-
tur she showed assets of near 500 such as they
are and Wanted surplus of S5oooooo In July, the D
rectors published to the world that their profits had been
eoualo per cent dividend but that out of respect to
the Legislature they declined paying it, The institution
4, now going round hat in hand" begging loan of
$1,000 OOO threatening that cannot resume unless
can aave it, Ii the past statements oil the Bank contain
shadow of truth the concern must now have surplus of
100000 Under these circumstances why does it no.
bring portion of its assets into the market in order to
obtain the desired in regular wayl The
is The managers of the Bank and their friends
are all SPECTATORS and like the bank ITSELF hold large
amounts speculative property, which is uasaleable ex
cep. at the runous sacrifices; because it is actually
worth not 10 per cent of its nominal value Amy large
movement of this description OF property will precptate
the whole mass and from existence the assets OF
and speculative banks. This must commence
with the banks of the SOUTH resumption does
take place. and does not take place. the discredt ofhe
United States Bank will follow with continued and pro
tracted and losses, notwithstanding all that the
new administration, or National Bank can do.
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W. NTBLO.


~ tors Of the New York Bowery Amphitseatre Companv
have the honor TO announce the public that their s,tabsb
ment w open Tor the season Wednesday evening
WELL. VI -''i'- n N.Y. n
During the the house has been aud
ornamented N style of neantss elegance ami com.
lua not superior 10 any similar esabshment ia the
The propretors have also the honor 10 anpou, tina. they
io the season the most extensive and
toue OF fore any
Hre th city comprising of the
skiitu rformers both Of Europe hs country and
e gwen by them will
OF give" IN the Among the per
accomplished equean in the the old aud i,vo.
rte clowns &c sem and Pentsnd the fy-some Me
fIlsnd me se.enraied eques Turbe Howes Franku
mo. which of the
ever ehnpeo he propretors also tlke great pleasure
assuring e pubic that the entertainments
sh WI be eorhaed strictly the elegant me
Sports 81 the arena general order
other athletic and classic performances whole de
signed 10 ahSfd innocent and rational and BIZ
sme 70 th youth OF country the adoption
Oh S ~ ana manly srere which the pride
The manager pledges himself that in the s.l,ctsn of err
ertanments given under his direction no hing shall be
snno'ea 70 ne audience either IN costume action lar
escy anu ehne Taste and that persons either
male or female, shall be almed any part OF The
nose-suAeisnt oeeu being provided all nes secure
SB-an extensive and splendid ba d of musicians bas
been aged ir the quaed and aen
by that OF any other establishment 10 tn. Uaited staes
their claims to public f,.or, the propretors
I from the support they have
the patrons Of refined and iona
sens by their fellow citizens their efforts oa
The prices Of admission viii he colIows 90
dress circle so eenschildren, half price tier II bx.,
IS cents Pit, one shilling - ''
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Suddenly Midday isth insi Robert Durip, aged 90
years. -
His friends and acquaintance as well as those Of his
sons Marsen and Isaac requested 20 attend his fune
raj from the house Of his sonisaw stephen Lounsbury,
Of Prince and Greene street. on Sunday afternoon
al O'Clock.
On Friday l1sh inst, Mary s. wife Of John Jones scher-
merhorn, and daughter Of Philip Hone.
Ga Thursday, llh inst Sarah Jay Munro wife Of Asa
whitney.
on Thursday, l2th inst, JsRs, Brady Of James Bra
dy, aged 2s years.
A, Bridgeport, Ct, the o6h ult., Of consumption
apt Henry Drig aged 5l formerly Of Norwich, and late
~ commander OF the ship Mississippi RAINING between
New York, New Orleans and Liverpool.
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Latest Adv,ces
New York Post Once.

New York Post OHice.
Pos; ofce opess Al. ..................s o'clock, ~
-" closes at. ....................T u" y. "
Open On sundays from. to 10 A. NJ and ~ 10 u ~
.ssvirss Closes
EAsera Steamboat Mail via stoninrton
dAiiy, except SHndays. A. ". r.
Esstsrn Steamboat Mai, via New Haves.
daily EXCERPT sunasys. ........,..,., Am.
Essts-n Land Mail which leaves Sunday
morning, closes SATURDAY p.
EAsternWay Mail via Harlem w chester.
NOrwslk, &. daily except SsSdsys. PM A. ~.
Hartford Ma, By steamer, daily, except
Sundays. .i...,... 80. s.,....s A.A Pm
daily. ............iIJr 81 .. ~
Western Mall daily ..........s........til ?.
Northern Mail. daily. ........ 81 a. o. p.
Morning Mail 10 Phadelpha. .......... n p.M s p "
Southern Way Mail, including the principal 81 A. ~.
oAfccs between this AMI Philadelphia.
Jersey CITY. Newark, Sc............. "a NJ
Halson River Way Mail, both sides ...... an.
6 81
Long Island Mails. ............. },.m. &
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Second Board.
Provision Markets.

and Pork have fallen one cent pound since last
Friday The large supply of meat in the country markets
acts a. a check upon the monoIo oily butchers
Eggs scarce and dear Six only can be purchased
Tor a shilling.
Poultry plenty, but in consequence of the cold wea
ther prices high. The supply will soon increase.
yenison Rabbits Patrdges, Quails, and Woodcock
in market but they fetch high prices