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We learn by the Milwaukee Courier

We learn BY the Milwaukee Courier Of
tho lst inst. that Lake Michigso was
visited on tho 25lh ult. with ono oil
the severest gales that has baen expert
enced IN that quarter Tor many yssrs.
All Of the milwaukee feet" o. the Cit
izens term the schooners and sloops own
ed there with the exception Of tho CoIum-
bia and Savannsh, were caught on, Of the
port, and driven ashore.
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the Interest, bu, in lass than Thirty years
the principal Of such a debt.
REroRr OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
NAvr.-The Report oi Mr.. Ups her Is a
weIl.wr,iten and forc,ble document.
II opens with q slstemen, Of the Navy,
which 10 composed 40 follows Eleven
ships Of the line, Of which one is rated for
1919 guns, and ten Tor 70 guns. Fifteen
frigulcs Of the Grst class; oi which one ID
rated for "a guns, and fourteen for ~
guns. Two irigates Of the second class,
OF So guns each. Eighteen sloops ci
war, OF which eleven aie rated for 20
guns, two for Is guns. Two briggs and
iour schoonsrs, rated for 10 guns each.
Four steamers, besides three store ships,
three vessels used as receiving vessels.
FIVE small schooners. A statement Ol the
number and destination 10 actual service
follows. An increase Of the force in the
Pacific, and the establishment o: port Of
refuge ior COMMERCIAL marine somewhere
between the mouth OF Columbia River
and Guayaquil, is recommended. Al
tho last dates, Nov. "a, 1910. the Explo'
ring Expedition were undsrg DING repairs
at the Sandwich Islands The vessels
employed in suppressing the slsve trade
have operated efficiently. Two steam.
ships are nearly ready for service, and or-
ders have been given for the construction
of three more OF medium ssze. An exten-
sion Of the naval apprenticeship system is
which will give lads from
The tote rior Of the county an Opportunity
Of joining the service, without being sub
lected. TO the expense Of travel. The re-
is thus summed up by the Eve
ming Post
The Secretary thinks q thorough reform
~ needed in the discipline Of the Navy,
the nature Of which he proceeds 10 sug
gest. First, he proposes the preparation
Of full code Of regulations for the gov
erment Of the scrvics, since the presen,
rules are incomplete, Inconsistent and
For this purpose the sp.
poinim<ll of mixed commissions, ,sobFa-
cisg the military and cIv,l divisions oi
The Department, 10 sareeuously urged
Second, he proposes IN entire re-orgs-
nszaGoa Of the Navy Department., tound-
ed upoa q proper arrangement and DIS
tpibution Of duties. At present, he says
the department 10 not oIgsnized al oil,
It 70 almost impossible 10 Get precise in
formation % 70 ihe state oi the different
branches Of the service. Third, he pro-
poses - rapid an increase Of the Navy 40
its means will permit, end under this head
discusses the probability Of war, the ma
turs Of u, ,sho uId Il occur,& the addilousl
nayaI power necessary to meet il success
fully. Fourth hs proposes the establish
ment Of higher grsdes 10 the nsvs! SER
vice, End especisIIy Of the rask Of admi-
rel, which he suPposss 10 bs requisite 10
keep sp the spirit Of the nsvy, 10 PIsce Il
% vel wiih The military order, and ~
faoililsis The intercourse Of oficsrs With
lhs Representatives. Of iersigs Govsr-
y Al sxssuios sf tha nsrias corps 10
lshswiss ssgsd SPss the sssss'ion Of Con.
gssss. No lees then thsos timss The
present svabsr of aariass, 4 % ssid, vii
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tails 1and ], he ID. nserii " bsing %
drawn sp, NJ 10 BE- readily understood
end con,prshendsd by any one ol ordinary
capacity. Providence Herald.
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SHsEP. A farmer 10 Bristol, uses bis
pasture Tor sheep, 10 years, then il is
ploughed and planted with corn. i, IL
the next year sown with oats or barley,
and on the third year il is laid down 10
grass again. II 10 then used for sheep y
pasture again, snd the rotation Of crops
a. above mentioIed 10 sgs:n effected.
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s'ueoj(1l /" O. go seession, weee - 9
eses. q to cslled Il. dsNog snov egoyms
~ fol - bssslly dssuk that be 'osl h'sJss
q kls Wy honis The nexi dsy ne be-
- g abuse hjs wife Tor hiding 4. Sns
- 1Ev6y cn<is056 him that she knew eosh-
~ ahni ths iue, He then wsut 70 the
hcrs. wksrs he usu1lly hid "'sks luils1
Hsek rnsesi''--but il wsk'at lhers. tle
ioouirel of his aaeishbors, bat nobody
.snsix S;vs ,euv io(sr Wssvos ve spsc,inR the
sprvsosss. ;,.. Ho nov procured . rake
49, rxksi IA saow IN the road (or peariy
: s,c..,,sr az mile 20 ! ueishboss house
~rsr1 a. 5korrh he had len it--as the
.-h;,s - -lssirv - dsst. ',but his head snap
49,. ~. : ooekse c;s.oI --Lus IN 10 no
~, ~ q : men iretsfued home md rak-
- ossr b;s farm. where he &nsIy f,sud
sss<s :; ,dsn csreiuly slowed away behind
. saumv. : foot undsr the snow -.and
s.ii yon l.d,ss and seutle IN .''sssddAe, :,
ar s,sr fsIt l;ke rejoicing. il was inst
.sc.s .,hst time. But e,,sueh. 1 have
'oo-sxhnokp Goa. s;xn~d aha pledge oi
Total ais, ,;nence. Yes !! TOTAL ab.ti.
r.rcs y hXv. axc sI,ent he euith-am free
1rsm the hossoss--enioy q li.sls paradise
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the bottom they found the dregsto be bitter Eeiec'
ton: True happiness is plant that spurns to rear
its head in this vale of tears it is of heavenly
nature, and those who would possess it must look
beyond TN is transitory world TO find it. The i'm
mortal mind is constantly seeking for something
that will cast haIcyon aspect around its path.
Would you happiness, such as the world
knows naugbt2 Look at the humble and retired
Christian, whose countenance bespeaks The rap
turous emotions of his soul. His thoughts arc not
confined TO the pershabe things Of earth, but they
carry him into futurity TO state beyond this life
where be shall enter into that Joy which is Gun
speal1able and full Of glory to JOIN with angels A.
round the throne in praises of redeeming love. 1t
is true the Christian may have some trials to en-
counter, and difficulties to surmount but his mind
is ready TO Withstand them: although they seem
like mountains towering TO the skies. The trials
and troubles Of Christian may be compared TO the
waves of a tumuItuous ocean, the more violent and
rapid, the sooner will they wait him to his desired
haven
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For the Caledonian.


Human, had Guild a fair aoreaM for her bro'o,
y4nd Cupid stood 6y 1chiIe he utter'd the Doao,
Rut insidious Death lurk'd unseen for The prize,
Regardless of Natures, or LoUe's sotter t'cs'
The following lines were written the death
of MARY C. JEwETr, wife OF ID Jewett, OF LaIay'
s,,e Indiana. and daughter of E. Cobb, OF Barton,
VI. In rejecting the decease of this amlabe
and Iamented lady, it may truly DO said, that the
ways OF Providence are past finding out. She 'eit
the lov'd home of her childhood, where she had
ever difused happiness, love, and contentment' FOR
home in the West; whore sho had scarcely arriv'
ed when God meet to take her to himself
Numerous are the friends that mourn, for she was
most tenderly beloved, and especially IN her iath-
er's house, where she ever shone lovely and per-
feet pattern of ilal affection.
"The church. yard bears added stone,
The fire side shows a vacant chair,
There sadness dwes and weeps alone,
For Death displays his banner there. "-Neale.
Where, where my dear friend, have they made
thee bed
In the praries soft mould have they pillow'd thy
head
Where the foot of the stranger may wander at eve,
While the friends that deplore thee, far, far away
grieve.
And is it truth Is it aught but dream
That " i'll vanish away in the mornings bright
beam
Shall we thee more in thy ov'd happy home?
Mary dear Mary! all why dids thou roam'
The Tale is soon told! when the lov'd one, of
years,
Came back from his tolls, full of hopes, and of
fears,
He rress'd thee at to become his fond bride,
And to be of his life the sweet solace and PRIDE
We little thought then, that the foe was so near,
And had markd for his prey, one so lovely and
dear!
But it's said that in envy, he loves to take aim
At the Hottest mark of fair virtue or fame.
May we speak of the gloom that comes over the
heart,
When those love fondly forever DEPART?
May we speak of the Preside so lonely and drear,
Where thy angeI-ke presence may never more
cheer.
There sits thy fond father, bereft of his child,
Who in tenderest love every care had beguiled,
And there thy dear mother, DISTRESSED, yet calm,
That It's sure there is found FOR Fiction balm.
And thy brother and sisters! how deeply they feel
For the wound in their hearts even Time may not
heal,
All no! bright star is struck out from the sky,
And these who gazed fondly forever must sigh.
How deep is the grief ofthy hu sband so dear,
Who feels that there's nought his lone pathway to
cheer,
May he bow in submission, and kissing the rod,
Feel that it comes from the hand of his God.
And many the bosoms with anguish that swell!
The friends thy youth who have low ed thee SO
Must sigh for themselves, for thy kindred, and
home
Mary! dear Mary All why didst thou roam?
MARION
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A + r A G nj E Mt.

The pursuits of mankind as various and
diversified as the face OF nature. There is one
object in which all arc engaged, all the powers
and faculties called into action TO obtain the
desired object, and when obtained it has proved
mere phantom The object OF pursuit is, hap
piness, Men in all ages and countries have been
worshippers at this shrine. Many courted the
shadow, while the subject is wanting; and have
drank deeply of the cup OF anticipation, when at
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-21
WI e deal war fare.

IVOR sale weapons to combat disease, where it
n exists; and to prevent attack, if it threat.
ems. Besides hundreds of Others are the following:
Strychnine, 10 duret OF mercury, Cyanuret of Pc
tassa Hydriodate and Chlorate of do, Chloric Ae-
Their Fluid Magnesia, Extract of Lettuce, Extract
of Logwood, Buchu Leaves, Mezereon, E. Sarsa-
pariIla, Coug Oh Lozenges, Worm, do, Poor Man s
Plaster, Haldy's Salve, Bitter Root extra fine,-
Golden Seal, Evans Lancets, Trusses, Abdominal
Supporters, Bougies, Catheters, Syringes various
sizes, Eye Stones, &c &c Also a variety of fan
cy articles. LUTHER JEWETT.
st Johnsbury Plain. 2l0
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, So.
Al Probate Court holden at Danvie, in said dis
trict, on the 9Th day of September, "A. ID. lS4l,
WHEREAS JOHN MORSE, Administrator Of
w the Estate OF HoratIo G. Pierce, late of St.
Johnsbury. in said district deceused has made APP
plicaton 10 this Court to extend the time for pay
ing the debts Of the said deceased the further PERI
cd of six months from the 20th day of August,
lS4l 1t is therefore ordered, that SAID administra-
tor give notice of said application and that the same
will he heard and decided at a Probate Court TO
be holden at the Probate Office in Danvie, in said
district, the 29th day Of September, A. d. Ie4l
at o'clock, p. M. by publishing copy ofths or
der three weeks successfully in the Caedonian a
newspaper printed at St. Johnsbury, in said dis
trict SAM l. b. MATTOCkS, Judge.
! A true copy
| 215w3 SAM'L b. MATTOCKS Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SAMUEL w. MARSH'S ESTATE.
VENHE subscribers having been appointed by the
n Hon. the Probate Court, for the District Of
Caledonia, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands fall persons ainst
the Estate of SAMUEL w. MARSH, late of
Peachan, in said district deceased, represented in
solvent, and the term of six months from the third
dav Of September being allowed, by said Court, to
the creditors Of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice
that we will attend to the duties of our appoint
men: at the dwelling house of Uriah w Miner, in
Peacham, in said district, on the 2SIh day fOcto-
Der next, and on the third day of March next at 9
o'clock. afternoon, on each Of said days.
EZRA c. CHA MERRIAM, 49,,
2I5 ASA SKEELE Coihm B
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II HI d R n N 81.

NETWORK AND LONDON FASHIONS
fo' the Spring and Summerof 1871, just receiced.
FEVIiE Subscriber would tender his grateful ac-
Il acknowledgements to the inhabitants of Dan.
vile and vicinity for the liberal share OF patronage
bestowed him, and shall use his best endeavors
10 merit continuance of the same: and would al
add that he still remains at his old stand,
A. McMlLLAN'S STORE,
where he is always ready to ST. all who choose
favor him with a call, in the neatcst and most
fashionable stYie, and on the shortest notice.
u All orders from distance thankfully receiv.
ed and punctualy attended TO.
~ Cutting done the shortest notice.
". B. An garments made by him warrented to
fit. J. BOLES.
DanviIle, April ID. 1871. 1921.
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sAM'L B. MATToCKs, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, So.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Oreans
To all persons concerned in the Estate of SALIVA
DAVIS, I'd, late of Albany. deceased,
Greeting:
VKTHEREAS, WILLIAM SEAVER Admins
Wv traitor OF said deceased has made applica.
ton to this Court to extend the time for the pay
ment OF debts and settling the estate of said de-
ceased, Therefore you are hereby notified that you
may appear at Probate Court TO be holden lras
burgh on The first Wednesday of October next,
and show cause if any you have why the time
should not be extended aforesaid. And that all
may be notified hereof it is ordered that this order
be published in theCaledonian printed aiSt Johnsbu
ry three weeks successfully asmay be.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh this 1st day
of September, A. ID. 1S4l.
2l5w3 GEO. NYE. Judge.
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no tine Public.

TIME subscriber will manu- facture Wool upon
n shares or for reasonable price per yard -
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
it well done by calling on the subscriber at his
stand at West Barnet He will also Gard Wool
and dress Cloth on the most reasonable terms and
IN best order He will likewise manufacture
Wooden Blankets whole, with blue list, if wanted
JOHN CARTER.
Barnet, May 90, 1941, 2OOtf
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WI O II "a "a m a Hg G AigIOus
ON ID L A II Fl ,

~ IN ~ IL n l. II
The following sublime efIusIon, which we do
not remember 10 have read before, and with the
authorship of which we are entirely unacquainted
CHANGED to fall into our hands day or two since
among other relics OF a deceased friend A fine
imagination is blended with a fervent piety in
reflections like these:
'Heavens! what a moment must be, that, when
the last futter expires lips What change.
Tell me ye who are deepest read in nature and in
God, to what new worlds are we bornes What
new being do receive! Whittier has that spark,
that unseen, that uncomprehended intelligence
fled? Look upon that cold livid CHASTITY corpse that
lies before you, That was but she'll gross and
earthly covering, which held for while the ini-
mortal essence that has now left lt-left it, 10
range, perhaps through ihm liable space; to receive
new capacities of delight new powers of percep-
ton; glories of beatiude? Ten thousand
tancies rush upon the mind as it contemplates the
awful moment between life and death! It is a
moment big with Imagination greatest hopes and
fears; 1t is the consumaton that clears up all mys
tery-resoves all doubts-whch removes contra
dIction and destroys Great God what q
food of rapture may burst upon the depar
ted soul. The unclouded brigh tness of the ceIes
tial regions-the pure existence of ethereal being
the solemn secrets of nature may then be dvuiged
ahe immediate unity of the past, the present and
the future; strains of unimaginable harmony, forms
ofimperishabe beauty, may then suddenly dis
close themselves, bursting upon the delighted
scenes and bathing them in measureless bliss The
mind is lost in this excess of wonderous light ant
dares not turn from the heavenly vision to one sc
gloomy, so tremendous the departure of the
wicked! Human fancy shrinks back appalled,
Episcopal Recorder.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS.
AT n Probate Court holden ut DanvIlIe, in said Dis
trct, on the 10Th day of September A. ID. l84l
VETHEREAS Joseph lde, Executor of the last
w Will and Testament OF TOBIAS STEVENS,
late of Waterford, in said district, deceased, has
made application TO this Cour, to extend the time
for the payment of The debts due from said deceas-
ed, SIX months from the 10th of September instant,
1t is therefore ordered that said Eexecutor notify
all persons interested that said application will be
heard at Probate Court to be holden at the Pros
bate Office in Danvile on the Goth day Of Septem-
of this order three weeks successivey in the Gale
DOMAIN, newspaper printed of 81. Johnsbury, in
said district. SAML. b. MATTOCKS, Judge,
true copy-Attest,
215w3 SAML. b. MATTOCKS. Judge.
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Derby Literary Institute.

THE FALL TERM
NF this institution will commence on Wednes-
W day the 18th day Of Sept. next.
MIR. ALVAH HOVEY,
of Dartmouth College, Principal of the Male De-
pariments.
Miss SARAH AVER,
of the New Hampton Seminary, Principal of the
Female Departments.
Mrs. SAPHRoNIA FISK,
will take charge Of GLASS in Painting if required.
Competent assistants will at all times be furnish
ed that each scholar shall receive due attention
and ample facilities for progress in his studies.
A and splendid Philosophical Apparatus
is expected before the commencement Of the term.
From past succes and with present facilities, the
trustees confident that the Derby Literary In
stitue affords unusually favorable opportunity for
young Ladies and Gentlemen to become acqnan-
ed with the various branches taught in such insti
tutions.
LEML RICHMOND, Resident Secretary
Derby. 24th Aug, 1871. 2l3w4
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Rev. u. Covert's EsaIEaa OF life


IA Consumption, Asthma, BRONCHITIS, Group,
Wbooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Windpipe: extensively used and recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, TO whom the recipe has
been freely made known
| COVERT 81 Co Propretors, Auburn, N Y.
HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co, Wholesale Druggists,
142 Water Street, General Agents, prepared to
supply all orders the Proprietor's terms.
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
of his medicine, from Physicians, Clergymen, and
Others who have become acquainted with its ma
ture and effects,-among which are the following;
From the Boston Mer. Journal, august 26, 1910.
The following is extract from article in
that paper, on "MOrbWS Largagcus Conciat0ruHn or
Bronchitis" by Frank III. Hamilton, Professor Of
Materia Medica and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College.
"The Rev. | Covert's Mixture, also now used so
extensively foi this affection byCergymen, belongs
10 the same class of stimulating expecorants, being
one of those lucky combinations of medicinal a
gents which, while II promotes expectoration, does
not impair the tone OF the stomach. OF this medi.
cine feel at liberty to speak, since its compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we hope
the proprietors will fit give il 10 the pub
lie. We, Therefore, venture 10 recommend it hav-
ing employed it in our own case and in the
| of many others, with decided benefit"
ETo all tchom 10 may eOncern:--Ths may certify
that have examined the Rev l. Coverts ngredi
| ents compounded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily calcu
lated to relieve persons of all ages and sexes aiict
and windppe, Gas indicated by coughs, difficult
breathing, and pains different parts of the chest,
! if administered under suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses
| josEpH II. PITNEY, Physician and Surgeon.
| Auburn, Angus: 81, 1885,"
| This certifes that having examined the Rev. L..
Covert's BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
pats, we do believe 1t to be one Of the best com
pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic infama
tons, &c, of which have any knowledge. and
do most cordially recommend its use TO all afflicted
! with tho above named diseases.
J. w. DANIELS, NJ. ID. 1s.u,
! w. j. LovEJov, nj. ID.
GoRDoN NEEpHAM, NJ. ID. Onondaga
E. LAwREEcE, NJ, ID. Baldwinsville.
DR.. &. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn. N. E Agent.
LIST OF AGENTS IN VERMONT.
ST Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
| Waterford, M X. Parks, 81 Co.,
Marshtied E, ID. Putnam,
Danvile, Andrew Mcmillan,
+ Wheeloc w. and s. Bradley
Lyndon, Fuller, lde IL Co,
Cabot, b. T. Goss,
Wells River, Hiram Tracy
Mclndoes Falls, N. M. Loomis,
Pcacham, Chandler Il Brown,
Hardwick Strong and Delano,
I.amoilleville, b. Judevine and Holton,
Greensboro, l. f. Waterman, 81 Co.
Glover, w. b. Palmer, q Co.,
Barton, II. Robinson, 81 Co.,
lrasburgh; p Darrow Jr. St Co.,
Albany, S. s. Hovey,
CraItsbury w E. Paddock,
Barnet, ]. Jewett, ~ Co. 2l3-ly
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III a Es DIV "A &c h

IA q EE I'D % NV "A e b
NO. 81, UNION STREET, BOSTON
TEOMES, HOMER, q co. have received by
K a the late arrivals from England, complete
assortment of
Cutlery, 81 Hardware Goods,
which they offer to their friends and CUSTOM rs,
good terms for cash credit.
April "a, 1871. I66tf
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ira KE fer

NAME into my enclosure about the first Of Aug
" ust, brown Yearling Heifer. with the end
of one horn knocked off and white her belTey
The owner is requested to take her away and pay
charges. ISAAC NICHOLS.
Waterford, Sept. l., 1871. 2l4w3*
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Sabbath School hook HgeDOsi-
GOPV.

ME undersigned has taken the agency for the M as
n sachusetts Sabbath School Society Books for
the northern part of Vermont, and will furnish up.
on reasonable notice any of the publications. of the
Society at the price Tor which they sold in Bos
ton.
Catalogues OF the books may be obtained bv an
pcation to us.
Beside Library books, all OF the Question books
published by said Society may be obtained on the
same terms.
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wv "A ~ IL f. KID

I'm exchange for SASH, BLINDS or DOORS, a
a. good business HORSE from to years old
Also, or Journeymen TO work at Sash making
l.. MORRIS.
st. Johusbuiy, Aug 16, 1s4l. 2iltf =
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,
A L or near Charleston, East Viage,] compris-
IA ing about
600 acres
of first rate soil Lands we'll wooded and watered
On one end of said farm is sugar lot with from
9 TO hundred sugar trees; and on the other is a
timber lot near saao-mW. The buildings are a
spacious two story house, mostly finished, wood
house, shed, horse barn, and farm barn, situated
within few rods Of n school, and on the road from
Lyndon by Newark, Wesmore and Brighton
through Charleston, on the Clyde River to Salem
and Derby Line. AT the junction OF the road thro
Morgan Holland, to Barnston in Canada. Said
house is fitted up for tavern house and has been
occupied as such and is said 10 be an excellent
place for a Tavern or Store. Any wishing to
trade is reque sied 10 call on %
BRIGHAM PIKE of West Derby, or
JOHN FRY, JR. of Concord.
Concord. VI. MarCh d, IS4I. 1851