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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
INSPIRED MOMENTS

Hyou wish child to become complete specimen of sin and
u?ne' combinedsn rPened perfection do not fail TO pre
sent him with frequent and exaggerated rehearsal of ali his
hus and little msdemeanors. lie will naturally strive IN
produce the original Of the portrait
yon desire an unsh'u wife, watch her narrowly and doo
her movements with that Of all cursed sn
Jtdouy he sure you read all letters blets &c in her nos
session II che msniies dspeasure your imper,inepce Won
may take Tor granted she thinks you would be full a, hand
some attending TO your business and she is fool If she
cannot md out means Of being secret
yoa wish TO provoke editor throw off the NJ
truth and pass his own aneu upon the public
as sober feaiy-n word induce hin TO become nror.sed
lar do not si TO accuse him Of fabrication and sebood m
every production which your narrow Judgment
"A little too strange" lie will think il worth Nh, wbe
to take the game Il he must have the name
you wish 10 pass for gentleman DO not hesitate IN
press your own opinions disputed question: in cor
OF entire strangers, and declare one to be fool 49,
contrary opinions The penalty u being considered fool
compel YOUR Sodos to maintain respectful .sne. m Won,
presence. >" ''u'
you have been drinking and have occasion TO hold
"toh With man and wish him enter into the ,pr,f ~
what you sy be poke your ugly mouth Up within
aety one inch and quarter Of his there keen II
standing bis tSis,hgs and eontortions TO avoid the
hsheh and obtain breath Of fresh He'll either
'uaer your nsosnes or knock you down ., YOU d...,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

Mad Dogs have again made their sPpearsnee 10 ,e'sr'
small boy recently biieH IN The stree" so
- .e,,n, the ,sooe. Of h,drophobs Conound this dog
br,cdus and dog tcepng business We fear nothing but SIN
add rsbd dog-no, excepting rabd oky edtor nc
6. NAV be cancelled by rePcntaneeth third cured by
moments application Of the qa,n bat the second "ptAih
WI, in the name Of must many men have
tenve Of whclp and ours about their premises whose only
seems bark negbborhocd out 81 sleep and
,e, up a growing whoopug concert the tramp OF man OF
animal !. heard the aer their early to bed master
hs, closed doors upon for the night Most dogs are
,uble nu,apecs aside from danger Of hydrophoba. is
actually hazard Of limb life to drive young horse on the
public highway the day times o often as five OF ten
time. mile up spring. dog from his eonceamcn and attacks
horse doing his best to ghicn him beyond your control
There Of kno~ng when or out OF eangcr Of one
hind OF another. from canine population.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

"The Constitution" Middeiown, (t;onnnectcu) paper
remarks the Washington Globe is expire, say ed
itos unless its subscription list increased What will The
loco papers do for text booki"
Sure enough what will hey--what can they do not only
Tor ate1t but sronbook aso1 Those es-those
da'k hnt-those dmy sketched threashoe prophetic
'ons-those labored reports
aud dongs which never took place and which the
most potent arguments in their gonea gomez the
IRON whence radated the light of the party help Of its
editors Ihe Washington Globe says longer give
importance to their gaceess swce.n ouest lie
to the taste Of unsuspecting readers.
Quere 1-What may be the parca, reason that the Globe
cannot noc live on the list which has formerly done,
Can'st give information, Eastman7-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

" should consider a duty due themselves, their pos
iey, their country and their God to sustain an insi
tuition capable Of 30 wonderful benefits 10 mankind
With resree, to our own business we say, all buSi-
will be done in line at usi charges he they
greater less than those proposed by other printers
BY decision ofihe late Pos, master General, orders
for papers be transferred by mail, containing money
not may be written and ranked TO publishers by
pos,mas,ers.
Aher few weeks fIom the present, the quality oil
The paper be used on the Herald will he superior to
any which it has been printed, and is intend
ed to be specimen Of paper made from the new ma
chine Of Mcssrs White. Henderson, 80. Of this town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

Remoroi Of Postmasrs The loco papers in this State
making greatest ado about the appointment
OF postmc and pouring out the full volume Of the
insoent ranting Bllnggate which constitutes their political
dialect Men Of make the greatest cutlery when touch
cd the ,eudetcs spot The fact loco editors have
long had unlimited indugonc shown them by the po-oce
department in circulating their periodicals. that sud
denly be refined up and reduced to the privileges
oycd by the Wing know not how get along and
really fear necessity will compel them to shut shop For
the Department has been posttucd to the bascst party
purposes, and has been almost impossible get Wig
newspaper to patron by mail many All posmas
have taken violent suppress Whg papers
but many have and pray heaven and the "Ogafcy that
the excellent "Gullone" in operation Washington
may the force and apdy Of strokes until those
who have been "dishones who have prosfitued their
office 10 party pupos have paid the penalty Of their ,cach
cry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

Mitchell the forger, has written and published most bitter
complaint agains, editors for publishing Of his crimes
ana thinks they will have tendency njne character y
and most soemny calls upon them desist-says he is
VIVA. discouraged but hopes for better times He evidently
thnks very unfair TO be ncarceated prison for off
with other peoples money when Swauwou, Price Holt and
hundred other leg easurers did the being
ieaed-nay, even patronized by government itself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

To reHder ROOD doh or paper hrs proof Dissolve
one ounce Of alum half ounce Of sob bora,e Of soda
and bali an ounce Of cherry gum in half pint OF
',DegN DIP any elosh OF piece Of paper. or wood. IN
Tins MIXTURE, and let them dry they eanno, Afterwards
ee snsd % as 10 biare' and may be considered safe
with regard 10 their taking Ere by accident
Note lhoaeh TINS composition Is very powerful
preveat'e Agains, FIRE, II 10 Too complex for common
Sss and has too much color for white eols OF paper.
but solution Of ons Of sub bossle Of soda in
Fni Of water very Transparent, and harmless and vii
answer N soms cases nearly az well
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

he Albany Argus the mos, regular and pgbeiusl sreb,,.
on Cur lat We cannot for the life Of ., coneei,. ~,
:" Ps'ei'hg9 exchanging with unless Il D. that NJ
Cfos~eh Determined ~e SAaH Acre true de,no,,,, -
l' ss SHss''and'l 'hs'sg The Argo. ss,tb
'he '"- mesa eify paddle paddle apt 10 b. IN. o,,,
CHARACTERISTIC Of the the sesHo~iedge5 orgss oftb,
.hc the Wig Pas' Of Albssy sneea.ng cor.
hHuon eArr'sd 90, svi oOsdscted 10 Yer, ,,,,..I
manner on both ascs s''hy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

%ean'hP PTe''deHf, There were two p.rsoos y,
BOARD 'hls unfortunate vessel whose name. havs -
ye' reached the public eye In the published Gs, M,
no"el and inend,' are named Tia, fr,.,d co.
novel; who was married 10 Mr. H. few hon,s -.
, :, me steamer left the port. The orbe, U.S.
hs'nl'n'on Dundss' Of the BRUSH navy n,o,ai.Is
young oficef.-lN. Y. Com. Adv promising
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

uTDistressng Calamity We learn from the Woodstock
Spirit OF the Age that singular and distressing accident
occurred in the adjoining town Of Hartland named
Weld stated TO have had his head literally spsred from his
body Particulars of tn singular circumstance not yet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

p.i D'% Great Britain The public debt Of C,..,
~ 49, a,.un' a. The present time to f7s7Oo 600
o. winch f79iooo'oOo expended IN The ,,o
$3.50. u America and Frsnee-A striking and IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE /, Isu.
Rutland 4 ounty Whig COnven-
ton.

The Wings Of Rutland County are hereby notified
that Convention will he holden a, the Couu House
ia Rutland. Thursday the tenth day of June mat.
al O'Clock p NJ tot the purpose Of dominating three
Senators foi the County Of Rutland and OF ransactng
other impofisb, business full and punciual attend
ance is earnestly requested.
by order Of The
County Conminse.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-01

We in error last week in saying tho Legislature
adjourned the 10. 1t adjourned days later (26l
Seven degrees only from the truh-very well done an
editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-28

NEW-YuRK SUPREME COURT.-n the u tier Of the
" dpDcationo VI the Mayor, Adsfmen and CNanoaay Of
thc Ciy OF N-syYOrk rclltIVe p-nng Ihiuy-.ecOnd
the Truh the Elst htrr the
ieenS ward Of sid Ciy 70 Oh WHOM may concern no.
hereby given That petition will be pfe:enIed 10 thu
honorable Justice; Ut The Supreme Court Of Judioare Of the
People ut O l-,g York II the capitol In the CITY
Albany the first fIesdIy r budry 1872, the opening
the Court that day thereafter cOusss
b. hrsrt by JAMS B0Ornsu tie Cityo New York setting
flh the tight title csin Ut the petitioner the Of
eusard dollars hero.ors estimated snd assessed by tn
Comi ..i1ne u Ultimate AID Assessment appointed IN the
above eaed matter tor the loss end
damage {, the Iaid by add IN consequence Of
rnqu gushing the ct the sid unknown piece
parcel OF land -eQied t,r the purpose Of opening Thirty
said Commandments, follows viz thai certain piece
parcel Of srount sitn2e, lying and bei-g in tae said
ie4Gth Ward # the ait city sud bounded and containing
t os 10 stbeglunlng al the noul"eetly cofndf II thu
Eghh ivenee, eabhed by law, snd .irvr
h. 10 be opeurd running theucs a0Ck"estal
~ along nohea.tey line side II hry nd street
The opened hundred feet 10 the south
easery line side OF land Of james Bosnian; urnce south
westerly the sthcisIly iine Id. Of the and u
the ail james BooIan, thirty feet lie drawn t1uah
the hir yec0nd street the NJ opened
thence spueasteTy asHs ihs aid line drawn Trough the
Tny.eccnd street, he 10 be Opefsd shout
hundred feet the nlrthse,ery ae side ofthe Ei.hth
established by law, nt Raining thence ao!lhsaeriy
iog he said lswes1ly Ee side VI aid T. glih yeHus
elhisned 3 aw, thidy feet The place 0f tguBinga
And otic- i further gsrn that presenting TIE said peuol
aforesaid the u.lcss will be moved that h- pfeyer u
The granted and for rule order The Cosr
directing Tie Clerk Of ,ad Court ,idog the City Of
y pay the said petitioner attorney
said IT tho4sdld dora utioned the
thereof, ala for ,ueh further other
10 th- aid c urI snail ,-rtn meet and proper
d ted December5d 1881.
" W,gE III
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NJ E. DICAI..
DIVISION ny. =. a.

~ a.
GERS and members OF tbs Division, snJ part!eus,l
,hosc on duty ;ie 18th ul.. exposed the storm and
let Which Is leading 81 Inc painful sr5
n ubissoise compliant Rheumatism, IN joints pan IN
ma back irlbS and would ms rcms,i, by .,
rgaiA & X D. Sands. Nos. ~ sHd 100 Ful.on lfact al
procure bottle Of BurGo,ts celebrated Bhermsir Ny
ure sod Sy-up. Which vRFaseo 90 enFH any cas- q
Rheumatism from ore 90 ,ecity years >iandias rgNf
avs given .tth ,be fret Applications Sofce 10 say
nat such are the searching ard cHrst'e FoPcrc, ,Ls-s
ors.raoas for the care ~ Chroac Acute lGfEas.ory
nd Murcgri1 Rheumatism, - 10 excite me Admiration
IA rprI,s Of es,ry Ic3.y,ssi 10 bus iriy irie asi,
orits FOR farther satisfaction The Proprietor ~oit -
er .ac afflicted TO tine following ssR'y respectable gentle
sa-n vho can trs.N 20 H. merit
ar J. y Cnsmpus, Treasurer BoNef> Theatre JOIN
d, Nh l6; B-6sIa.y; John Green, rs Walkers, .
tafap t;.n,ert ~ Fulton.st. W. II stephens, SIKH
" ard Poh-c, II. :. Wilinais y hnu-st,eet' lsase g.
Ss,gh SO Groeu-ich t,p To s heH @: DAVID SAND
Co. ~. e. Eist Brcaj~sy, Cur y tsNti 81 Nae'e IN
acroi. te>,,e,on,.i, Gnu be sceu. Sold also by +. B.
sands 4 Co. -.i Broadway. ~ In
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.t-apas.V e. D ) = - y l'7--7.
~ her ha. on hand go ,Va0 bl-ar. HNAKLhAl 81


~ her ha. oa hand 20 ,Vd1 5--.ir. u NsititN OH.
which he 20 be genuine. IL uo,t1 IS ioae:
/, the beet Polo,
The subscriber would bore express hi. roget thst 30
many Of h.. fellow cu1 D, saye hacrio ptft'ed them
selves 10 be deceived ald Imposed apeu ~ dishonest men
au-ck rd proicnter> Who otter 70 sell Th't
fisg cali nalrum on u fourteen shilling per gross
Aucnd strictly 10 folio siug Wrappers printed ~
the German language those with hrti iH htats arc
iuy5raoy spurious and of those pruied n iAc English
GOT more than uus oHt of hundred genuine most Of
hem bcirg priutl Nc~ York AZ grsune o'cs "re
English and have nv aud rcsls pinned ca them
rhi. i, done bg Me tbs inc manufacturer IN Holland
They have also nv written signature.
This Haarani Oh isuse f'r v9'i'iy OF disease' Il
needs no pail = use always soeurcs IT'S reen-
mcncatiou. Cou. hs ard colds cHfod 10y 1t without
pRiling II ~ the styla Of Candy G'o!tTs.
" B. The Undersigned sells The hest Candirs Cotaai;9
IN New York hui he don't sell Cough Candia 10 enc
consumption, prancd aubIs' rne tooth'aehe he leaves
mat 10 large dealers j medical gentlemen.
r. Genuine German to'"gtc Nnt.r reported vi
the un,,r.isreI CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER
Fancy store ~ 81 @t 6roee"ar
Que door akcys pite-st
NB Wauiod ai tie above rlace @ f." ea@sp Of .5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-28

DiGHLED iBssEEHS Fox cHStsfaAS
4 AVID NEW YEARS GEORGE HOWELL, e2f, coz,
Of B0Gd street aud me Bo~ery "1c9' To- -ais 20 -
~, ~ -! ,r,et ard " r.1isy Pr. ~
90 -, -. -,re,rs nj f;so,fe' tt-. 20 huG
call early,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-28
DAREN iIANIFACTURE Eis, AND cor:

DAF&IS nANSFACTURE HsJ AND CON-
1 MISSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Iioerty-.treet-
prieang, Lhographc, AID Colored Papers in ell their
varieties n-Ae 70 order ay 4usl.ts fr5 cozaon New
10 the aaest Book paper made ia the country The fr
iar-t prices from the very superior 1r Of Messrs
= a1t w Curtis, Rostou ssd. " 3 Il Czrts is.liy,ie
y az f-o. segeE-l other manufacturer. having The 10
OF machinery Ali or1s,, thankfully esyed ana promo
" executed. alT ca EDWARD CURTIS, :Agen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-28

zSLz4ED AND PLaEERS, BRA-r
FIRST RATE article Of Relied AID P!ztere Brass IN
II Away, os found AT JAMES g. MOFPRT, I'll Prince
si-eet Wcos:cE ii the lowes marker prices Tie
VIC , .mrar,n. .rrics ~ .,ncrc.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-28
nR. ID. J.. KAAiiACFEN,s GER
- llAN RnEI-NAIIC EAERnCA IInN vi

- IAN RHEUMATIC EA6ROCATlON.-Thf val
liable Embrocnuon by long experience 10 private prac-
tee has been found TO be the valuable preparation
offered TO the public A Rheumatism mas bahled the
skill OF medical science proprietor happy &c ha 1t
IN Ms power to offer a remedy which has never been
known III any 10 fail Of giving immediate relief.
30 BRnAowAY. Apriiz l5il
After Intellectual trial Of the Thousand and RENE
dies ssgges,ed By friend. nany Of which nauseous
II their naturo aIof,. pleasure that am enabled
that Dr.. BrcHhsuers Embrocstion has had the
effect eradicate all indications OF the Rheumatic afec
ton wKh which have been troubled
Respectfully yours,
(si-set) WA T. JENNINGS
For sale by WIN. II. BENNETT, Druggist,
dJ III lbs GreeEwicii street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-28

Or. Patef7 rrnepaI Olhces - bfont .aYi III
90 Ncr,h-Sixt .,reet P4adeiphai - M>szztDc->tfss
Srr.-Or cam d.. eSSSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-28
PluVO AND THE DISEASES.

y e Wauied 1i tie above rlace f." aeasu Of q
..,,..l rErvIsu OF. dis
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09
STATE OF VERMONT, ,

DeSHOtV huotSOH, IS.
A probate court held at MiddIebury in and
n ior the district of Addison on the I'd day Of
November lS4l.
Edward D. Barber and Winslow Twitchel
administrators of the estate of
PETER TWITCHEL
late of Saratoga Springs, in the State of New
Y ork move this court further 10 extend the time
heretofore allowed to them TO dispose Of the
estate aad pay the debts of the deceased ssd ex-
penses Of administration And it is therefore
ordered that the said application be considered at
probate court 10 be held at the Office OF the Judge
of said court at Middlebary in and for the SAID
district Of Addison, on the Gath day Of November
instant, at one O'Clock IN the afteTnoun and thai
notice thereof be given u all persons interested,
that they may appear before said court aud make
their objections Ia such further exlensioa Of time
BY publishing certified copy of this order in the
Peoples Press, newspaper printed
in said Middlebury three weeks successfully
previous the 10 time of said court.
s. SWIFT, Judge.
A true copy of record,
S. SWIFT, Judge.
27:3w
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09
MIDDLEBURY
Musical Institute.

n ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
"A I. T. PACKARD, President, of the Socie.
ty, for a course Of "a lessons instruction on
music as follows:
Rythmical exercises on all the primitive d..
vided and derived relations of notes: the OBJ
ject being to make all as far as possible
acquainted with their different positions, and
also independent performers.
2 The foregoing with the addition of Melody,
&c.
3 Lectures on harmony or thorough base, the
design being to facilitate the study of music
and musical Composition. These will CON-
prise instruction ON the nature of intervals,
the theory and relation of chords as it re-
CARDS their progression and a knowledge Of
the use of figures in playing The Organ or
Piano Forte.
Also practical exercises in harmonizing and
composing simple melodies One hour of each
evening 10 be devoted TO the above exercises,
and the remainder in singing from the Carmi.
ma Sacra or such other music as thought prop
er.
0-Course 10 commence Tuesday evening,
Nov. 16, at half past o'clock. individuals
DESTROYS of joining the society or attending the
course, will please signify their wishes TO the
Prudential Committee.
G. VI. Brown,
N. E. Green,
J. NJ Gordon,
II. F. Dorrance,
]. NJ. GORDON, Secretary.
Nov. g. 184l.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09
CLOSE OF THE FAIR GENERAL TALL
MADGE'S ADDRESS.

The FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE clo-
sed Tuesday evening. At an early hour the
spacious saloon and galleries were filled to
OVERLOOKING. At half past o'clock the Presi-
dent, Secretary and Committee entered the
saloon and took their seats upon the platform.
We noticed also upon the platform the May
ofs of Albany and Brooklyn, Com. Perry and
Capt Sands of the Navy in uniform, and Gen.
eral Goodwin of Paterson. After the Naval
Band had finished lively air, the President,
Gen. JAMES TALLMADGE, requested the as
semblage to come to order, and observed that
he reioiced to meet his fellow citizens ON the
occasion of this Fourteenth Anniversary of the
American Institute.
''The subject of Agriculture has been the
chief matter of discussion before the Institute.
On this subject it has been addressed by Judge
Baldwin, Gov. Everett, Gov. Davis, Mr.. South.
ard and Mr. Webster.
The American Institute was founded for the
benefit of Agriculture, Manufactures and Com
merce. We maintain that if our Country
would do justice to Commerce, Manufactures
and Agriculture would be protected and have
all we ask. The condition of our Country is
prosperous-in territory and resources-beyond
comparison, and unequaled in its mighty re-
suits, rendering, each year, by reason Gifts in
crease, all past calculations inapplicable.-
And while we acknowledge all this, and allude
to the fact of our Country being exempt from
war, pestilence or famine, something must be
wrong while the labor of countrymen is so de.
pressed. A few days since, cut out from q
City Newspaper a slip, from which it appears
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09

VENO the Hon. Supreme Court, next TO be
IL holden at Middebury, within and for the
county of Addison, Oil the fourth Tuesday Of
January, ls41,
The petition Of Hannah Pratt, of Corn
wallin The county Of Addison aforesaid, re
specially represents to your Honors. that
she was legally married 10 Moses Pratt, on the
LIST day of October, 1887. by elder Jehiel
Wright. clergyman, duly authorized 10 sol.
cmnizc marriages in this state, and that she
continued to live with the said Moses, until the
LIST day of October, 1888, when the said Moses,
without the fault of your petitioner, deserted
your petitioner, and left the state, and has since
remained without this state, in parts unknown
to your petitioner, making no provision for the
support of your petitioner whatever, and your
petitioner, further says that al the time the said
Moses deserted your petitioner as aforesaid, she
resided in this state, and that she has continued
TO reside from thence hitherto.
And your petitioner, for the causes afote.
said prays this honorable court that divorce
from the said Moses may be granted her. and
that such alimony may be deCreed her as TO YOUR
Honors shall seem meet, and your petitioner
will ever pray. HANNAH PRATT.
Dated al Cornwall, Oc.. 3Oth, ls4l.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09

write his violent phillippics against it, all
hostil ity on The part Of locofocosm n mas as
been suspended, and 1t has see',U 'ar,er ma'
become favorite in certain Quartz
Ofcourse we have not been permlleu 10
know its counsels, and are consequently
entirely unaquainted with the actual eon l
Gnu, ,bn institution. The general i'm
',on =, however seems to be as far as we
PuT Iaorn that all its bills will ultimately
he redeemed. At any rate we advise all
holders of It's bills not to dispose of them at
= loss at present. Estate Banner.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09
Real and Personal Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on which
he now resides, situated in the town of New Ha-
ven, on the road leading from New Haven East Mills
to the meeting house, being two miles from each Of
the above mentioned places-likewIse two miles from
Brst oil village, and at equal distance from Middle
bury and VeTgennes. Said Farm contains 200 acres,
under good improvement; we'll wooded and waIered;
with good convenient dwelling house, woodhous9,
barn. horsebarn is by go barn rs by So and
shed attached is BY so, one barn 2s by SO and shed
attached 20 by so. barn 30 by 40, one hay-harn
20 by o. All well filed and in good repair. The
above mentioned premises will be offered on reasona-
bic terms, together with the stock and tools pertain
ing thereto. Also 100 tons first rate hay being less
than the present crop Any person wishing to pur-
well to call soon and view for himself. Terms Of
payment made easy. IRA ABERNETHY.
New Haven Oct. 20th, 1871 &c 3y