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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

If our subscribers do mt draw us more wood they
may go to-,won't you just take your hand off
our mouth sis, we warn't going to to say a swear
word-they may goto-paying over the cash for
their papers; that's all, and all fair too.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22
NOTICE

Persons who have any business TO transact at the
office of the Age are politely requested to call at
the Counting Room. A printing office, of all the
places in the world, should be free from intrusion
and unnecessary conversation.
We mean this not to apply 10 ony one, but to
the public. So dom get hgfy about it.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

See the conclusion of Mr. Wright's speech this
week, 1t is candid and complete answer to the
sophism of Mr. Webster, aud will bear faithful
Derusal
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

Can any one on earth tell us what W.P.C. stands
for.-Spirii Of The Age.
Whip'd Ply Cot Now do you know
Ciaremont Eagle.
Yes, we know that you have not made great
shot, Warlnnd. A better political definition of W.
p c. would be, Wdrland Picked in Cider
Wouldn't il!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

If any body wishes to pick quarrel with us we
wish they d do it abont these days.
Vermont Spirit Of The .fge.
Wen pick a tWkey-boae with yon or nice pie
nothing else.-Richmond Star.
"a prudent man," &c.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22
0,l1S,iI3
:i,Gi9,2
Estimated balance in the Treasury at
the close of the next year, after all
pnNments WlnteNCr

EstllIlntPU DllnhCc III inc VI
the close of the next year, after all
payments whatever Ss2i,27s
it was not then supposed by the Secretary, tina,
over to 1912. He expressly anticipated It's pay
ment in 1871. lie would now pass very briefly to
other topics.
The honorable Senator complained that the Pres
ident, in his message aud the Secretary, in his re-
port, had made reference TO the money on dcposc
with the States, and called with curnesness, Ia
know whether the President, or the Secretary, lad
recommended the withdrawal of that money, or any
part Of it, He (lr Wright found no such recon-
mendaiion, and for the best Of all reasons, in his
ludgment-there was no necessity for il; The rcye-
nue. of the year lSll was expected to be equal TO
the expenditures Of 1871 , including the redemption
of four and half millions Of Treasury notes. The
depoSe with the States was referred TO rs an item
of property, belonging 10 this Government, but was
not mentioned us in the power of the Secretary of
the Treasury, or of the President. II was in the
hands OF Congress, an accumulation Of former
Years, when taxation was heavier than at the pres.
cht lime, and was referred to, ioshow that there
was no cause for increased taxation upon the pee
pie; that the Government, us such, was possessed
of means 10 discharge every existing linbi iry. and
10 present balance Of some seventeen " eighteen
millions, for the future disposition Of the National
Legislature. This certainly could be no INST cause
Of complaint. The President and TIE Secretary
had been in the exercise Of most responsible trusts
They were about To surrender them to others " io
would seem more directly 10 represent the public
will and choice :. 1t was their duty 10 present n
true and full account fthc pubic property and the
pubic interest," us they supposed them To exist and
surely reference 10 an interest Of soue twenty
eight millions of safely invested money could not
he considered singular or censnrable
The honorable Senator had seen ft FUR her ,o
complain that the President had not recommended
n Modification of the tariff and an increase of tax
alton. WIN should he have done so The cal
cuaions and representations Of the responsible of.
iicer. charged with that duty, showed that more
revenue was not required for the contemplated ser
vice Of the coming year. Why then should the
President have recommended measures for an in.
crense Of revenue!
Iiihere had been n inst anticipation Of dcfcicn
cy of means 10 meet the wants of the Treasury. il
would have been incumbent upon him. as il would
upon the Secretary 10 have pointed out the mode.
and recommended the measures, 10 supply tina, de-
iciency. Such did not appear to be their an,cipa-
tons, and their communications TO Congress had
been made TO conform 10 their sense of their public
duties. II might have been very uncharila6Ie in
him. but when the Senator was indulpng in his re-.
marks npon th, point, he could no, bu, feel lha,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

The length of Mr. Wrghts speech crowds out
our usual variety of news.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

This would leave n balance in the Trca-
sury, at the close Of the year, equal
10
But certain payments must also BIO
made on account of the funded and
uniunded debt, unless Congress au-
thorlzr contracts To be formed for cx-
tending the time of their payment.
Thus, there will be required
On accounts of the funded debt, chiefly
for the cities Of this District
For the redemption Of Treasury notes,
. if all the others be issued which can
be under the present law; as then
the amount returned within A. ID.
1871, will probably not exceed
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

The aggregate Of ordinary means for
the next year would then be 2l,l6'
There will be nothing more, either Of
principal or interest, due iiom banks
which is likely TO be made available,
except about go
A power will exist, under the act Of
3lsl March, 1910, to issue Treasury
notes till n year from its passage cx-
pires, but not Ia make the whole
emission outstanding at any one time
exceed five millions Of duIlaIs.
This will furnish additional means,
equal to the computed amount which
can be issued at the close of the pre-
sent year, being about 81.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22

,,o, Corrress FIR proyision for their pu,ment p
N.Y." ;'h,ss, reelection would convince The Sena-
49," ,L,, sn,h ,,ns ye,v uncertain and dppoerous
W. ~ n'nls nm m amount Of debt. II would he
,,n,h;rr shor, of Executive usurntion of fearful
obarnc,er
Tb,n the dobts far Indian tnpredation nj the
Norbas II he understand the Senator correctly.
t;, ,,,, an. oc his beods or enunieration-he knew
"'I ,'ac ,Lo,,, h. kne,v mi what mr. whore they
"o'""5 " '
No., ,hro ,,oro 9. debts FIR other ,b;ngs,n YES.
.t al no, III. bo,or.bIc Senator briny n Tho Eve
It, cnr Fronch snon,;ons nrevi,ns IN tho year
Isno, n h,, ,vns ne ,uuch debt as the others
!, low" ,.s oa;,n no, rccorn;scd nv CONGRESS The
hannr,tio Senator believed il was deb,: he mir
WrnhN d;d not WIN no, call IN The pensioa
H., u h., j. y, doh, which we must nav urnI the
,,n,n, o,J sn,I;ers ore no more II was inst ms
nrnnorly nrasen,ed ne the Indian unnunics. WHY
po, nre..r, Tho claims If the heirs of he late Rob-
nr, FnI,nn, MANY snnposcd tbu, n us. debt The
Msnd claim, Many ihougbt similarly oflLo,. In
shnr, ,yhv NOT nrrsent The len Thousand cloms
vhich ,br;r Secretary told him would. in n duy or
,,o bc ;nventoricJ upder resolution orthe Sem
ate of the lusl session; There are ten thousand
claims IN the files of the two Houses of Congress-.
and are ,hev debts to he CHARGED TO the admins
,rn,ion oc MIR Van Buren, Was this TO he done
before Congress had recognised their Justice, OF
made them debts at all, lie hoped not, and he
heIiovcd not
Ao,in ,be honorable Senator said if he MIR
Wrighn understand him orioht That The Secretary
or The Treasury had nu,borsed The ussun,nion ,bnt
This Administration WAS TO throw balance Of debt
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-01-22
Hence, there may be added, from these

iichce, N'c'c N'hN pcHhu'u, ''oN '''Sc
several sources. so much MS to make
ihe whole means for the next year
On the other hand, the expenditures for
1911, for ordinary purposes, if Con-
gress make no reduction in the mp
preparations requested by the oi'cr-
ent departments, are estimated ut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANs DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court tor the District of Or
| leans To all persons concerned IN the Estate
of Widow JERUSHA ALLEN, late Of Iras-
burgh, in said district, deceased, GREETING,
WV HEREAS, IRA Ii. ALLEN, Adm mn trator
w of the Estate of said deceased, proposes TO
make final settlement of his Administrator ac-
count, and makes application 10 this Court TO limit
the time for the payment ot' the debts against
the estate Of said deceased. IN
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore the Probate Court for the District aforesaid, at
a session thereof to be holden the Probate Office
at lrasbursh, in said district, the third Wedncs-
day Of March next, and show il any you
may have, why the account Of said Administrators
should not be allowed. And the said .hird Wed
nesday of March next aforesaid shall be the
time set for the payment of the debts OF sand de-
ceased at which time and place aforesaid the said
Ira II. Allen, the Administrators aforesaid will hold
himself IN readiness to pay and discharge all and
singular the just claims and demands'of all per.
sons against said deceased's estate;-and that all
concerned may be dbl, notified hereof, II is order
cd that this notice be published three weeks sue.
cessively IN the Caledonian, n newspaper printed
at ST. Johnsbury, in this State, the last OF which
shall be previous the day assigned as aforesaid
for hearing. G s}L lto
Given under my hand al the PI obate Office at
Irasburgh, in the District of Orleans, this 18th
day of February, lS4i.
lS6w3 neM GEO. NY L, Judge
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@B AIEe&a

In Concord, MARY f. daughter of Mr. Augustus
May, aged two years and six months
In Enosburgh, 9Th INST. Mrs Cordeia, wife oil
Hon Horace Eaton, aged 30.
In Bloomington, suddenly, 9Th inst. Mr. ERAs
TUs SPENCER, in the Goth year Of his age, member
of the Congreg ational Church in that town. The
deceased was of the carly settlers of B. and
shared largely in the privations Of the settle
ments but by porsevering industry, in the decline
Of life found himselfin the possession OF moder-
ate competency Of this worlds goods - family OF
seven children settled around HIM in com Portable
circumstances, most o. whom had embraced the
religion of their fathers. AT general family meet
ing at the last Thanksgiving anniversary it was
certained that the descendants, with their compnn n.
ions, numbered thirty seven children aud grand
children. OF this number the father and mother
and seventeen ofthe children and grand children
were me'nbers OF Congregational churches-two
others OF the grand children were expected soon
to unto with the Church. An impressive funeral
service was performed at the house ofthe deceased
by Rev. Mr. Johnson OF Iiasburgh, and a sermon
from The words, 81 would not live always
Comm
In Bridgewater, the 9th inst. Mr. Harvey
Hubbard, Of Walden, aged 40.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
LATER FROM EUROPE

"'@epaeket ship Emerald and Samson, Hayre
r'T'"O The 9th and London to the 9th January
a -, 0een received at New York
tue account of the success OF the British in Chi
i" a0uo'ed in Paris. The Courier Francis SAYS
,1,n s .ne oninsse have agreed to pay the English
m,., """0ns of francs, thirty-fve of them
Mills o. " pay the merchants, leaving only thirty
co., ~ "pay The expense of the war, which will
~, england double tina, sum. l..t. .t..
S,t. 'pors heretofore circulated Of the defeat
all ao,l. ''.ans In Circassia, are confirmed beyond
bv Eooo Inc fortress Of Ghelendich, garrison ed
\, t''O0 russians, has been taken BY storm, with
pow -. ''' 'oSs on both sides. The Russians have
IN, possession IN Circassia but the fort OF An.
am S correspondent OF the Commercial
Nposo. " ceremony of translating the ashes of
pec,.. "'s proved fatal to a great many Of the
dsy On =. VI account Of the intense cold of the
dandv N' n.ch it took place. The boards Of the
and sinil,, "" ardsme en- were one mass of ice,
The Weak. accounts are received of thu severity of
land Os,.o" III other parts of Europe. Three tbon
den. In D., are said to have died of cold in Swe
frozen n ;, 0"emla and Moravia all the ponds we,e
game in ~ "' bottom and The Ssh died. Bird, and
one Tenor, .''ests met with the same fate. and
NO head 90 s"es the extraordinary number of so..
gary. o'ned cattle frozen to deattlsin HIM.
aAG ,;,' no positive intelligence from M.h..,
or no, ~. Ms submissions, nor do we know whe,b
VIII confirm him in the herpdi-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

."' fNf ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for The district of Or
leans To the Heirs and Creditors and all
ceined in the estate ofNATHAN Wilcox, late Of
|. Morgan, in said district deceased, Greeting:
WHEREAS JOHN NJ. WILCOX, Admins
w traitor of said deceased, has filed in this
application for license to sell all the real
estate Of the said deceased for the payment Of debts
due form said estate: and shows 10 the court that
all the estate, both real and personal, of said
deceased, as by the npprisa, amounts to
he sum of ..,a .'..s-. $74O, SIS
and that of This sum there has been as ! ,os M
signed to the widow OF said deceased ~o' w
leaving in said administrators hands, 6l5, SIS
And that the amount of claims against on, o.,
said estate as reported by commissioners is So~"'o'
that there is in said ad administrators hands
other than the allowance ofsad inventory-There-
fore you are hereby notified to appear before the
Probate Court aforesaid at session thereof TO BIO
no den at the Probate office at Irasburgh the
last Wednesday Of February 1S41 and give bends
for the payment Of the debts aforesaid and show
cause why license should not be granted as afore.
said
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
Irasburgh this LIST day Of February A. ID. lS4l.
1e5w2 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
BRITISH MODESTY.

We take the following extract from the Colonial
Na:2'ne, for January, published in London. IL,
"Slhousht, it expressed the views Of Lord Palm
tnlor, 1t is important. We arc now, it seems, TO
smlmdated into concession to the entire claims
0'he British. Possibly the delay in the negoca-
lion ofhe Boundary question is improved in the
PREPARATION of the squadron alluded to. Shall we
~eony when the feet is in view?-W Washington
N,disuian.
From the Colonial Magazine for Jan. lS4i.
Article-AMERIcA
Wits our duty to settle at once the boundary
Question. We are now maintaining a large and
apnsive army in Canada and New Brunswick;
e'a powerful squadron Of ships of the line, heavy
I'sa'es, steamships, and bomb vessels, be ordered
@'endezvous IN Halifax at the opening Of the nav
sanon In springs measures be taken, in the m an
nme' through our Minister at Washington, to de
clare, peremperily, that the boundary must be fix.
90 within given time. As the Americans are al
ways SO ready 10 take advantage of the imagined
onncu'lies ofEngand, let us not lose the present
'ppouune period for the claiming and establishing
"'s0l which have been frauduiently withheld"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
STATE OF VERMONT,

EEsEX DISTINCT, So
A L Probate Court holden at Guildhali said
IA district on the 18th day of February, A. d..
lS4l by the Hon. Royal CATER Judge OF said Court
The foregoing application having been duly pre-.
sented TO said COURT: 1t is ordered, by said court
that the heirs and all concerned IN said estate be
notified OF said application, and that the same will
be taken into consideration at probate court, to
he holden at the probate office, in Guildhall, in
said district, the 2Oih day of March, A. ID. IS4i
by publishing the SAID application, together with u
copy OF the record OF this order three weeks sue
ccssively in The Cnedonian, newspaper printed
at ST. ohnsbury in the county of Caledonia and
State Of Vermont. JOHN DODGE
lSOW3 Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
BRIGADE ORDERS.

BRIGADE ORDERS. Notice is hereby gwen
that military convention OF the officers (and all
others who are pIensed atrcnd) OF the third brig
ade and second division Of the vermont militia,
will he holden at the cour, house IN DanvilIe, on
the 10Th of March snext, nj 10 o'clock A. Msfor
the purpose Of taking into consideration the present
militia system and recommending such anendn,snts
attendance is reanested Thos. Bartlett, jr. ESQ
Of Lyndon will address the convention. sag ,1e
Tr S.iB! FLINT, Brig Gen
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
STATE OF VERMONT,

Essex DISTRICT, IS.
WHEREAS az Instrument purporting to be
Wv the lasr viii and Testament of JOHN
TEMPLE, lato Of Concord in said district, de.
ceased, has been presented TO the Probate Court of
said district for allowance, by ANNA TEMPLE,
the Execulrix therein named-These are, there
lore, 10 notify the heirs and all concerned, TO ap-
pear at Probate Court he holden Mt the Probate
Office in Guildhall, on the 18th day OF March next
and show cause, if any they have against The proof
and allowance Of said will
Dated at GuildhalI, this I7lh day of February,
A. ID. l54l. Ha
BY order of Court .. .5...,,4.g
IS6w3* JOHN DODGE Register,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
uRIGuTON MARKET-Feb. Il.

From the Boston Daily Advertiser. ESD.
AT market, 800 Beef Cattle, 90 Stores, 900
Sheep, 81 Swine. 30 Beef Cattle unsold
PRicEs-Beet Catle-We noticed beautiful
yoke of Cattle, fpd by Mr. Sweetser OF Athol, Ms.
Unusually large and fat which were sold Cor high
price We quote to correspond with last week -.
A row extra Sc 25 n so; FIRST qnaIity at S. rs n
6; second quality SIS 90; ihIrd quality "a %
a $4 rs,
Sheep-Lots a. So SO . rs aud 3. Weters, 3
so, 25 a rs and $5. ',a
Swne---No lots were sold 10 peddle; and few
only retailed at for sows and for harrows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

SMALL Pox. 1t is probable that this, the
news has got abroad that sthe Small Po1 IS in
Windsor" 1t is even Owe learn from one oil
the Physicians, that there have been two cases OF
genuine small pox,-one of which proved fatal a
bout two weeks since, and tho Other is now doing
wei, land that there are now three Of yariO
Ioid, also doing we'll. The disease is confined to
a single school district, the county road toWood
stock, near the Heitland line. 1t is not known
how it originated. The town authorities have Ia
ken the proper measures to prevent the disease
from neutrality-suspicious., people abroad need not
be deferred on that accoun! from visiting here
the East Village, on their ordinary business, as
there is not even a prospect that we shall have the
aady here Windsor Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

SINGULAR AND DISTRESSING "A child of one oil
citizens, Mr. Bradley, of the firm of Bradley
and Sons has been afflicted by the ST. viius' dance
which is supposed to have been occasioned by a
frigh, from who had become mendicant by
this dsease and had come to nsk aims Of MIR b
The Giro umstances learn Them briefly
these: The beggar entered the room where Mrs
b. sitting with her children, and one Of her
boys much frightened by The singular APP
pearance and odd movements of the distressed oh
ject " no was so unexpectedly ushered into their
presence, that he out of the room looking very
pale, and appeared much ns itated. Since then he
has Been subject to the same disease; but he is
quite Dung, and every possible means ore Ia
ken for his recovery 1t is to be hoped that his pa
rents will DO relieved from the heart rendine
spectacle that must he presented to them by the
sight of their dear little boy, should he continue to
be ;!a.s affi cted.- DansUiLe Weste'n NeD York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
JAMES MILLS ESTATE.
APPLICATION

DUPLICATION.
To the Hon. The Probate Court for the District Of
Essex
TIME undersigned administrators of the Estate
Il ofJAMES MILLS, late of Colebrook in the
County of Coos and State of New Hampshire de-
ceased, intestate respectfully represents, that the
personal estate oi the deceased is sufficient ~
pay his just deUts and costs Of settlement, 10y the
sum oil three hundred doliars; that tho said deceas
ed at the time of his death seized and posses
the said administrator therefore prays the honora-
bic grant him license sell all Of the real
estate OF the said aeceased, to enable him 10 pay
the aforesaid together with the cost Attending
the same
Dated at GaiIdhaIl, this 18th day of February,
A. ID. 1874
SPENCER CLARK, Administrator,
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For the Caledonian.

For the Cdled0nIdn.
TO A ERE WE'D MOT Err:
O who can paint Mothers grief,
Or feel the pang of wo,
But she whose heart hath felt the stroke,
When Death inhjcts the blow
The aching void, Oh what can I'LL,
Or heal the wounded heart,
When from her bosom's fond embrace,
Her child, she's forc'd to part
Though sure painful sight il be
To view life's ebbing tide;
The g'oan 10 hear, or sta'd sigh,
When life, and hopes deni'd.
Yet weep not, Mother-O forbenr
And dry that fearful eye;
Your child has gone-'twill ne'er return -
And JESUS hears your cry.
He took it home to dwell with him
For reasons now unknown
Your heart indeed, he knew twould grieve,
But grief hath rent his own
What though its limbs stiff and cold ?
Its corse beneath the ground /?
Where angels sing and seraphs burn,
There's hope the spirits found.
Then dry your tears and cease TO mourn,
For Death can't always kill
That corse renew'd and cloth'd with light,
Shall stand on lions hill.
st. Johnsbury, Feb. 10, 1S4l 8.
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AZ MsSs & ia 9BGa

In this Town, Feb. II, by J. Dickorman, Esq Mr.
la Dunville, on the 10Th inst, hy the Rev. +.
Adams, MIR. Ezra l.. Conant, of Glover, to Miss
Besey l.. Skeele, OF North Danvle rts,
In Danville, l1th inst, by the Rev. f.. Adams
Mr.. Alonzo Weeks, to Miss Caroline A. Harris
all of Danville.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

1--WE learn by the Concord papers that the
STOCK IN the Concord and Nashua Rail Road Com
pany has all been aken up by responsible men and
that the following gentlemen have been elected
Directors, VIZ: N. G. Upham, Joseph Low, Charles
ii Peasee, C. II, Anterior, Peter Clark, josiah
Stckney, and Addison Gilmore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

.Onk EYED SOLDIERS. 1t Is stated that the hor-
ror ofthe CONSUMPTION in Syria is SO great that
mothers in habit of extrpnting the right eye OF
their male children in order to disquaiy them for
military service To put stop TO such nniniquit-
practice, tho Pacha has ordered into service u
regiment of the one eyed recruits. i5r ta
Six persons Of one family were deprived of life a
few months since, at Stratsburg France, by the res
piration of drogen gas, that had escaped from the
pipes that supplied the House 'o
MORE MILITARY ARDoR. Ensign Graham, of
U c. incorporated Militia, and Master Wood, a
sprig ofvalor and gentiHty, were to have fought a
duel near Detroit, on Friday last. They were,
however, frustrated in their design by the civil
,hori,ies. by being bound ovor 10 keep the peace
and preserve their caputs. Ht .,5 Az Or 81 us
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
Cali a IN d = ettIe.

TIME subscriber has sold out his premises on
H. the Plain and is about TO leave the place,
and therefore takes this opportunity of asking OF
all those indebted either note or Book, to call
and adjust their debts before the middle OF
March next, there will be further notice
given by the subscriber.
GEO. &. BARNEY.
ST. Johnsbury Feb. 90 1S4I lS6w3