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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

my now N use, The consl nciion IS such Thai n
heat IA evenly applied around the oven ana perfectly
controlled Tor various purposes OF cooking; and whctI
er for boiling, brona. baking, tjng, roasting oI
toasling, they have invariably proved deserving the
gil commentators bestowed u on them. IiS cor
hdcnty asserted, that no "" IN the market can do
so much business win 50 little ine IN given space
OF time AZ WooI4o''s improved Patent
An AIR-lIGHr tuRNAcE, Tor coat or +nai' Iur''
tor summer as" has been recently co hhntd WIN t'
stove IN an original mann"r, 50 a. TO be u'cd Tor
boiling bro''in2 baking, rohng, '>r WIN me Sm"l'S
consumption oil ln1' and when IN use does mol lhlcr-
r. w''h the other operations OF the stove ana does
not cause inconvenience by giving out heat or gas
AN IsING-GLAs' OR MICA DORIS coetrncted upon
he fire de, which affords convenience for roasting
meat, fowls, sc. in more perfect ma 1ner than can
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

w TO THE PUBLIC.
w +, the citizens Of Otsego county New York, do state
that when CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAm was first intro
duced among u.s. did not believe his advertisements
could then believe that any medicine could be made
sufficiently powerful restore torpid and persisted mb9y
rheumasm prevent teethache, and qunsy and
Group ratues. with ceraintyund at the time be so
exceedingly mild and wounds the most
desperate pes burns and calds AID and
frozen limbs, quicker and better than any medicine
before invented and oouh be depended upon quiet pain
and relieve in all cases, And although
continued from time to time 10 hear that had been used
with great success still the Of inhabitants weic slow
be convinced that all these statements could be true.
But aCcr six years of observation and after having
fully tested the Basam for satisfaction, FREQ
say that have found 1t Gully equal to his recommended
tons and has become generally priced among U.S. and is
kept in every house, and used by every family hroughous
the zion. 1t relieve pain almost instantly, and
it is considered the most valuable lmiIy medicine
known
JOHN H. PRESrrss, Member Of the House Of Roprcsen-
taiives in Congress.
Ivory HOLLAND. Member Of Assembly in tho Legisa-
nre of the of New York.
Renl Allen Joel Pers G. Delona, G. Rockwell & Gu.
Merchants. And Others. Olsego, Jan. 1887.
For sale by S. BRITAIN, Borrc and BY L. H. PREM
TlSS, Monlr elier, VT ~ 6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

Brighton Market, .NoU. Ii. At market 1900
beel cattle, 925 stores, 1900 sheep, 2050 swine
PrceS-beel, first quality 5,25 to $50; second A,
rs to 5 third $50 10 A. Barrelling cattle, mess
$50; No. Ia; No. 9, 3; Sheep, 100 10 $50
Swine, 3 3 8 to IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
sMITH,s sCHOOIROoKs.


Published by SpaIding and Storrs, Hartford, Conn
and for sale IN Booksellers generally through
out the United States.
CMITH'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, on the
- Productive System, New Edition revised and en-
largod, illustrated by thirty additional cuts put up in
uniform large type, accompanied by entire Now
Alias, containing eighteen very superior Maps, Char
Of the World, &c. &c. BY Roswell C. Smith, au-
thor Of the Practical and Mental Arithmetic, Pro-
duciive Grammar, &c. &c.
The population IN the Book and Atlas will be al.
tered 10 correspond with the Census OF $780, 5000
as officially reported, and will be kept in every re.
spoct fully up with the times
Smiths New Arithmetic, the Productive Sys'
tenn l2 mo, u bound, much larger than the Prac-
hcal and Mental, designed Tor scholars advanced in
the strdy, accompanied by KY and cubico blocks
if desired.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic, on a
new plan, in which Mental Art meiic is combined
with the use Of the SLATE; containing complete
system Tor all practical purposes; being in dollars
aud cents. Stereotype edition. revised and enlarged
with exercises Tor the slate. TO which is added a
Practical system Of Book Keeping BY Roswcll c.
Snlh.
KY TO do with the examples lnlly wrought.
SMITHS New Grammar on the Productive SYST m,
N thod Of destruction recently adopted in Gcrma-
ny and SwzcrIind, designed for Schools and Acad.
emcs.
We annex the following specimens Of numer.
have used Smiths Grtmnu Geography, and
Arithmetic on the Productive s. sicm in my Acad-
envy 70. the last three years, which Is sullclen proc
that consider them superior to any works on the
subjects NJ which they trtnt Students III Grammar
using Smi'h's wo'k, make progress which astonishrs
those whU have been accHsinmcd To The old sy'ieni
Of class books. The mghl be said Of students
in the other branches. OF these speak cot iden y
having my knowlcd .c from experience.
C.P. b. MARTIN.
Rector Of Mount Zion / institution
From the Common School Assistant Edited by Otvllr
Taylor.
New York + b. 30, 1910.
SmiTHs GEoGR >PHY IMPROVED. The above stan
dard and popular work has just apPraiod from new
plates, the old ones having been DESTROYED by ire
The entire work has been revised, aud we now pro-
nouncc II the most accurate work IN market. We
perceive scvcrOI new maps; Of Palestine; on
OF Liberia; one Of Mexico, sc. The map and chart
Of the World is prevented entire new plar,
and one which adds great value 10 the work, aud
must be universally admired. II all sptcrs the
work is equal 10 any Geography we have, and 10
several important particulars s, pcror 10 Inc Others.
n. b. The report that action has been com
mcnced against The publishers of Smiths Geosra oily
and Atlas, for an infringement Mltches, is false
and without the least foundation.
SPALDlNG & STORRS.
Hartford, Oct 90 1910. rs CIV
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TroUND Oct 29lh, 1910, on the Turnpike Road about
mile below Mddesex Village, sheep skin wallet
tanning note for 500 payable TO Charles siebbns dated
inglon money and bill Of goods by Robt Moody Any
person can have the by calling the subscriber
VeVshns.-Noyl. FREDERICK p. MARSH
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BANK OF MONTPELIER.

TINE Books for receiving subscription 10 the capital
stock the Bank of onpelei, will be opened at the
House of Mahon Cotull in Montpelier, on The LIST Mon
day Of January ls4i, and will continue open from 10 Ia
O'Clock eaca Sundays excepted for The space of days
COMMISSIONERS,
AUGUSTINE CLARKE, JAMES II. LANGDON,
f.. p. JEWETT, LEONARD KEITH,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, I., ZENAS WOOD,
NEHEMIAH HARVEY.
Montpelier Nov. 20, 1910. 10
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WILLIAM DEWEY'S ESTATE

ii subscribers, beng appointed by the Hon the Pro
bate Court for the district Of Washn gon Commissioners
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands Of al
persons against the estate IF William Dewey late of Ber
lin said dlstlct deceased represented nsovenl and The
term Of six months from the 24h day of September A d.
lS4O being allowed by said court TO tn" credit of SAID
deceased TO exhibit aud grove their respective lms be-
fore usdo give notice that will attend the
OF our appointment at the dwelling house of Abigail Dew
ey, Berlin, in said district the Sd Friday of Novem
Der and March next, at 10 o'clock A. M each of said
days. GEO. WORThlNGTON, Commits
JAMES LANGDON, sioners
Oct. 3D. A ID ls40 n 3w
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STATE OF VERMONT,
n

N Probate Court holden Randolph, in and for saio
ldistrict the 4th day of Nov. 1870 Sarah Heath
and Elias Smith, administrators the estate of Abra-
ham Heath late of Randolph in said district, deceased,
applied for license to sell ali tho real belong
SAID estate. including the widows dover, COR the
payment Of debts due from said deceased and The
cation be heard at The probate Office, in Chelsea in
said district, the 4th Wednesday of November
and that he law of said DECEASED be notified here
OF by publication Of this order the Vermont Walchman
and State Journal, printed Montpelier, three weeks
successfully soon may be, that they may appear
they at said time and place. and give bonds for
the payment Of SAID debts agreeatly to the psssions
of the statute in such case made BY the Court,
II REDDIN(:TON Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

In Bethel lihnst Of consumption, Miss Mary A. Fisk,
daughter Of Dea Leonard Fisk, aged Is years.
In Brookheld, Nov 8, of coasumpton Mr. Alba Brown,
aged 81 years. f0rmery Of Hanover N. H.
In Chelsea, Nov IL, Mr. Josiah Green aged G9 years.
In NapervIle, H. on the 2sh Aug, Mr. Robert Hill
aged 49, revolutionary pcnsoner, formerly of
VT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

1000 yds Shifting. Storrs and Langdons have few
Ooaes first rate shrngs which they will sell at Boston
prices and frerht. Nov CIV
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CON SUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DR. TAYLORiS
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

Id AS been used successfully inr eight years in
n Il the cure of these Diseases. Rcmrnber, the
orr FINAL and genuine is made only AT 37j Bowcry
\, Y All others are spurious aad unauthorized
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

AT Warenvlle Illinois, Mr. 5. B. Cobb Of Chicago
formerly Of this Village to Miss Maria Warren.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
BOLTING CLOTHS.

| bOLIlNG CLoIGiS.
l. HE Undersigned having obtained the gency
for the sale Of ,lling Cloths IN New England offer
them direct from the Mandatory at prices lower
than they have ever been afforded in hi. markell
Possessing GcI.itles for obtaining lhe'c cloths Of
any degree Of hneness from o TO l0--nnd Of The best
quality OF manuiIc'nrc, incy prepared 10 supply
III any qnantry. Orders for Jingle bolts promptly
ate njed To AL'o 4 large assortment Of FOREIGN
\ DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, whirh are offered
for sale low. HENRY VOSE & co.
Chambers2S Kuby Street,
Nov. lG 1910 rs Owls Boion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

+ you wish buy good violin any Other musical in
1 strumcut such as flutes flies, acc0rdlaus, can
Town ami Wihetel ihey are teIing cheaper than the
hcapest Oct. 8. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

Consumption!-Thc following remarks were taken
from the last number OF lhc Medical Magazine:
The surprising effect produced by DR.. Taylor's
Balsam OF Liverwori, in consumptIvc cases, cauno,
fail exciting deep and thrilling interest Throughout
the world, We have so long believed this disease
Consumption incurablG that 1t is difficult TO credit
our senses when we persons evidently consump.
tive, restored 10 health Yet this is fact OF daily
occurrence; how then question the virtue Of
the above medicine? In our next, we shall he more
explicit meantime hope physicians will make
tria OF this medicine and report its effects 10 u.s."
Office, 375 Bowcry, n. Y. and which is sold by
agents, Z. H. Prentiss and Sas Burbank Jun.
Montpelier.
Useful information may be obtained from Circu-
lars and certificates in The hands of agents-Pnce
SO per bottle. 70 emo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

Consumption aHd Liver complaint AS general
remedy tot these dseafcs, au fully sail fed, from
long experience, lhcre is no meeiclne eIral to Dr..
Tnylor's Balsam Of L'vcrwott. Beng purely Iegr-
table, it can he used wrh the utmost saIrtv by all
persons IN every condition. II cleanscs the ung> by
expcc,0raIion, relieves difficult hrcati"s, and scems
To heal the chest. There DC question, but
this medicine is a certain for chronic coughs
and colds. have used II for four years in my prac.
ticc, and always with success.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

= OOTHING sYRUP.-A new supply OF III
Syauable article for children teelhng Just received
and for sale by E. P. Walton & Sons. Sept 3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

ID AZORS, CUTLERY, ETC.-.A large assortment
IAnow opening by J. S. abbott 3dooor East ofthe branch
bridge. Oct dw
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WINGS & DEMOCRATS OF BIOS

you elect Gen Harrison Martin Van Buren, yor cno
get along without clothes and low prices
order OF the day, would suggest to call 81 Ann
opposite Merchants Row, before purchasing you will find
every article constituting Gentemnn's Wardrobe from fine
plain and damon Beaver Cloths Pilots, Cassimces and Yes
tinsS which will be made order the
terms and 10 good be made any otho.
imen in Boston large assortment of Ready Made Cloth
constantly hand adapted the bu man
lAhnInI d he Gllln JIM Inv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

4 ORRiSON'S PILLS, made at the British College of
WI Health, Londnn. We find il necessary say pur.
chases IoVk and whenyou bye that the package
signed in writing Pang5orHand Brmsmaidr or you will
get counterfeit worthless article Buy only Of agents.
They always signedby the Ste and Sub Agents, who
are the following:
Paugborn and Brainsmaid Jewellers Burlington, VT.
CT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

DATENT Leaver Lrpean Horizontal, Vertical, Eng
and Frcnoh Watches. for sale by Town and WlhereII.
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ID OCTOBER |, 1910.
BANCROFT AND RIKER have received n large
Of and dry Groceries which will be sod for
cash OF credit. Of
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STATE or VERMONT, / In Probate Courl hold
Washington District SIS. en- at Montpelier, with
ID. 1910.
A Instrument Purporting to be the last will and
"A lament OF Tlmohv Hubbard. late of Montpelier in
said district deceased presented for Probate by George
Warrington the Executor therein named Whereupon
is ordered that the same under consideration al
he Probate Office Ia Montpelier on the 30h day Of Mo-
vember inst and that notice thereof b. given 10 all con,
cerned, by publication ia the Vermont Waterman and
Slate Journal three weeks SUCCESSFULLY that they may
appear said time aud place and contest the probate Of
SAID will.
78 Attest, ID. 4. THOMPSON, Judge.
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ID ard LangdOus those wp' ST. fr good Cloths at
very cheap cali and their extensive assort
mcnt Sept %, 2m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

FIRST lot Of teeth, hair and cloth Brushes per-
"A umery, hair oil bead bags etc. for sale by Town aud
Wlher,li. Oct 8. wd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

STOVES CHEAP.-One second hand cooking stove and
~ furniture, do parour do and pipe for sale cheap by
LANGDON AND WRIGHT. Oct LIST.
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large rment Of Toys for children numerous
n number, for sale by s. Abbott three doors East
of he Branch Bridge. Oct DIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

TO SHOEMAKES-TownsL Lass and Boot Trees Of
I,anpdons Oct "a 1m
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The above work just issued from the press of +
Walton and Sons. Oc,S.
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I'HE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS by the author Of
May Martin, for sale by 4 Walton and Sons.
SToRRS AND LANGDoNS have this 2Olh day of
~ October received French wrought Collars, Insetngs
cotton and silk net, Laces
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
IOOO LBS SHEEP ZINC lor sale b. 5 o11- &
HoNIO LangdoHs. Nov 6 3u

n LBS SHINY 7 HINI Tor SAFE b, 5 0rrs Z
WV LangdoBs. Nov 3m
WANTED 1000 sheep PETS by Sorrs aud LaGg-'
w dons. Nov 10
~ NEWBURY SEMINARY.
HH Winter Term Of this School VIII commence on
ednesdaJ me 10Th inst aud continue - weeks. Price OF
board and tuition as usual.
II would be vel for those who designing "a attend
school 10 observe that there being smaller number Of
STUDENTS IN attendance IN the winter than any other term
each student can receive attention from the teachers
and thereby unusual facilities be afforded them in the pros
ecutlon OF their studies
LEWIS b. TEBBETS, Sec. of Board Trustees
Newbury Nov 9 1910. 7s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

1000 YARDS cheap cotton goods. Yard wide
cOA'O Sheeiing for cents per yaId Sd do do for
cents yard 1000 yards real Harrison extra steut fam
y sheetngs ckngs dIings cotun nAnnes wlckins yarn
batting just opened at the cash stoc and for sale by
Langdon and Wright Oct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

DEADER do you want To laugh right heartily Then
IN Just sep into Waltons Bookstore and buy of the
Peoples Crocket's Eon's Comic the American Come
Amanacs for 1911. n few pages Of eihor will drv
the BLUES away. Oc3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

| FALL AMP WINTER FASHIONS.
y UST received the Tailoring Esiab shmcnt of the
subscriber opposite the Brick Church. Those WHO wish
thci clothing made The best latest styles rrspec-
lively invited To give him call Every thing done K G.
particularly ting for others make. Just step and
uy. HENRY ISIIAM.
Montpelier. Oct 8. 1910 dwr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

NEW YORK GOODS will be received this week. Ct the
l v cash store by Langdon and Wright. Oct, L.
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VIOLIN Strings and Caironetc Reeds constantly on
' hand and Tor sale cheap by JOHN S. ABBOTT.
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/ NJ II n y ).
j EWETT, HOWES AND Co, have received by late
arrivals from Bosto every variety Of stus for coaks and
dresses consisting Of Ga and 81 plain and hgd Eng Me
rino Fcncl DO d., Ga printed Saxnnies Cd and A
silk and wool NIB Virn,ria and Rosseinc Paids
ain aud h.d Aipires; Bpacca Lusttes; OreAns Cloth.
Also 200 pieces French, Eng and American Prihs all Of
which wl be sold great bargains f cash baror. Oc ..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

Tought and cast iron Poughs for sale by Charles Spa
w ding. Oct. 80.
SALT Pork, Lard, Fish Etc, for sale cheap by Charles
- Spadlng. Oct So
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! INDIGO 81 CAMWOOD.-Sous and Langdons have
| i lately received supply Nov. |.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On Thursday oias, week. MS Mr.. Charles Sher.
man, OF Charlotte, was digging n load of sand
from the side of IL bank, Tor the purpose OF pns-
terng house which he was erecting, portion
ofthe bank fell, and buriel him beneath tile
was highly esteemed by large circle of friends,
and his sud len removal will be much lamenied.
He was aged about23 years.-Bur. Free Press,
18th
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A FEW prime Ounces for sale by K IL PRENTISS.
IL Oct. 30.
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| JUVENILE BOOKS-A large and excellent assortment
Of books for children Just received and for sale by f. p
\ WALTON AND SONS. Oct. s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

BUFFALO ROBES-A lime lo of Northwestern Buff
ID ialo Robes. for sale at reduced prices by CHARLES
SHADING. Montpelier, Oct 80.
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Taylor.
New York. T b. 30, IS40.

Rector Of Mount Zion In stiiu,ion
From the Common School Assistant Edited by J. Orvle
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nR. WIN. EVANS celebrated Canvmc Tonic
- and Family Apcrenr Pills, for Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases Prostitution OF Nervous aud WAL Ener-
~, Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rsngement OF The Digestive Orssns--ior sale at the
BOOKSTORE Of f. p. Walton and Son, MentpsleIe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

.Co,O\OO plank, clear and common; IA floor
my do do Inch boards dod o for sale by and Go.
Burlington, Oct. 20 1910. IS d W SIN
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DRINTS AND SILKS-Elegant Silks, Prints an
L fancy goods at Langdon and virgins. OcS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

CILK FIRING ES.-STORRS &LANGDONS
- offer prime assortment Of silk and worsied firms
ges Sept. 25,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

AMP OIL-Two T,erces superior Lamp Oil just
Il ceived by Langdon and Wright. Octs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

TNURS AND PRINTS Boas, Fur Collars and rich
L black go. and fancy Eng. Prints Just received and
for sale al low prices by Baylies and Goss Oct. l6
ID IBBONS FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC
IL A fresh assortment at Baylies and Goss Oct. Is.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-10

the Legislature, and also TO use every means and
inducem, Mt in order 10 gain The supp II Of other
member. in The House. OF this am fuzzy conf
Sun,,ury to Northumberland, would not only in,
crease the value Of the propert, Of his constituents
IL Nor,humb Rand, but il would add value to his
own. in the mediate neghborhood; and whatever
tends To enrich aud fill the purse, will, you mey
depend, he his more immediate object
This is complete way TO bargain end sell.
lfyou will only help me 10 get the county seat
removed from Danviilc TO Bloomsbury. I will aid
in your election, and help you to the remov-
al of the county seat from Sunbury 10 Northum.
berlsnd. Rest assured that such is the case; they
have it I'll cut and dried for you that N'rthum.
herla, d Borough will in the end rob Snnbury Of
the county seat. For they say that Northum er-
land is the place where il ought to be, because all
the Stages and Packet Boats centre there, and il
would lie more convenient for people travelling in
them that have business to attend TO, # the covny
seat was removed to Northumberland. This rea'
son hey give, because people who have business
10 attend to, traveing in this way have 10 lay 10y
day, on account of going across the river. whereas
they say If it was at Northumberland, they could
despatch their business from the time The Stage or
Packet arrives until it starts again. They say they
have building, VIZ: the College, sufficiently large,
tha, could I've converted into court House, good
as the one al Danville, and large enough for oil
the offices. felt it to be an impelious duty nsol-
ed upon me, to you against the secret factions
of one party against the other know not what
your politics are, nor The party you side with; but
feel confident that you will u-e every endeavour
to put down such secret fiction, and secure The
interest Of your placc,rls well those of your
neighbors and yourselves
In haste,
Yours snceriy,
| J. S.