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GOT HIS EYES oPHyED--AT LAST.

We learn by tho Philadelphia papers that an
adjourned meeting of the stockholders OF the De
FUNCT Didde bank was held in the Banking
House on Tuesday last. AT this meeting, it is
sad, the provisions Of the ''rclig 6W' were duly
accepted, and resolution passed, authorizing the
Board of Directors to give public notice, accord
ing to law, Of an intended application to the next
Legislature for reduction Of capital, and change
of name the Institution. can rascals are any-
ious to assume and alias, when detected y Anoh-
er resolution was also adopted authorizing the di-
raciors to exercise their discretion as TO the time
and manner Of p!edging certain assets for the pay
men, of circulation and dcposile Of the Bank.
The most remarkable part Of the proceedings,
however, is resolution offered by Mr.. DUANE,
CONCERNING in the strongest possible terms
The Encouragement the Bank under its former
administration in making loans or other eXpendl-
lures, '.j0r hepNrpoSe Of iafue2ctag The pH5itc
press, operating ppon The putHc Suffrage, or
securing he all oriegislators and other pa5-
lie agents for any object 'ghstcrer," This reSolu-
ton was adopted.
Would you believe, i! reader, that tie Mr.
Dasne who offered this resolution, is the Identical
'BUy Dazns,' who was secretary Of the Treasu-
~ under President Jackson, at tho time that saga
cious and Independent Patriot removed thu dcpoa-
ties from the the vaults of this BROKEN SWiND-
LING SHOP, and thus saved the country NJ ILL.,
IONS of dollars, that would inevitably have been
STOLEN BY the corrup. officers Of this corrupt
institution lie is the same "I}i'ly Duane, " who
then ungracousy REFUSED to remove these de-
posites, for which "roiactary' conduct General
Jackson very properly remore3 him from the post
lie DISGRACED, and sent him back among his
bank friends, with " flea IN his car.' Then
hi, se'i-samo UDilly Drnne' considered the L. s.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
BEAR DOWN AGAIN, BOYS!

Stand to your arms, Democrats Of Vermont,
stand TO your arms! lay the lash on 20 the watch
dogs and lickspiltles Of the Oligarchy lay it on
and let every blow cut to the bone. Charge upon
them the removal from olceror 'opinions sake OF
the best men in the State, and the appointment Of
cut-hroas, 5ankrupts, practical agamalicnis,s,
libcrIines, and town panpers. Charge it on to
them every chance You get, in every place. Take
their big bullics wherever you see them, stand
square up to them, dou't be afraid and charge
these Infamous appointments upon them. Dol
let them put you Off with laugh or frown,-
Put i, to them, wi,hou, fear or favor Degrade
them in the eyes Of the whole people, They
have had their turn of insult and abuse; it is yours
now. Improve IL! Call ON them for the better
tines high wages, money and all that they prom
ised you before the late election. Ask them when
these things are coming. Ask them what has be-
come of the "god spoons" Ask them what has
become of the blood hounds, the standing army
and all their splendid humbngs, Bear down up
on them Don't let one Of them escape Talk!
you arc right Don't be afraid! Bear down!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
CNe Gptrit OF Tbe Age.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE A, 1871.
State Convention,

The DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS ofthe State
of Vermont, are requested to meet in their sew
eral towns, and choose five or more delegates to
attend a State Convention, which will be holden at
the Methodist Meeting House, in Montpelier, on
the 18th day of JUNE next, at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating State Ticket, and
to transact any other business thought proper when
met. G.. w. BARKER, Stale
w. RUSSELL, : Committee.
May Is, IS4l.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
From the Albany Aigu, we learn that Mr. VAN

From the Albany Argus we learn that Mr. VAN
BUREN came up the river on Saturday last in the
steamboat Albany, reaching s,uyvesant Landing
on the Afternoon Of that day. lie was received
by largo coucoursc Of his townsncn and citizens
Of the county, between and 1000, with cor
dial welcome, and escorted TO the vago of Kin
derhook, where he remains preparatory 10 taking
possession Of his residence, tho mansion of the late
w. r. Van Ness, near that village.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

ANOTHER "oF THE FAMILY" Besides
Mr. John E, Hunts appointment, and Messrs F.
Webster and others, we have to announce another
member of the Secretary's family as having re-
ceived the place of Clerk in the Custom House
in Boston, viz. Mr. Fletcher, we believe brother
in law to e"Godke," instead Of Mr. Hawthorne
removed.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
TROUBLE IN THE Camps" o DEAR,
WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE:"

Expired, without groan, ut Windsor, VT, on
Friday, the 2lst nit. the d" Termont Times"
six-by-eisht Everett and Co. paper, aged 2 years
and II months.
We are happy, to learn however, that the pub
Usher of this paper-Mr SEvERANcE-a worthy
young man, has never depended on the avails of
the Times for living. lie is doing a good bust
ness, and will he able to meet all his liabilities, and
have something to spare. He was probably dis
gusted at some Of the aristocratic maneuvres of
his rulled shirt supporters, and consequently kick
ed the traces. Who blames him?
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

a. Tho official papers al Washington announces
the appoinlmet of II. B. Stacy, Editor of the FEEDER
al organ in this town, as Post Master in place Of J..
Mills, Esq. remored,-Mr Mills has for long time
discharged the duties Of the office from which he
is now elected, to tho entire satisfaction of the
business community The citizens will long re-
member the prompt and adable manner in which
he has performed his arduous task. We believe
that no man ever left an office with fewer enemies,
or longer list of friends But he is tinctured with
the principles Of Thomas Jefferson too deeply to
be forgiven by the managers of the Gnone at
Washington. In his place we now have one Of
the most reckless and rabd parlizan editors in the
Union. "According to the remark of celebra-
ted Roman Consul" the present administration
never will c0nsen, 10 besow Office AS the reward Of
party service, Falsehooi, Thy name is Uhiggcrp'
Huntington Sentinel.
b. Tho Bennington Ga;clie states that David
Love, fed. has been appointed Pos. Master in that
town, in place of Henry kellogg, Democrat, be-
headed, The Gazette presames that this removal
and appointment was made to cary ont the doc
trne Of President Tyler's address, but HOW it
does it we mus, confess we are utterly q, loss to
conceive. Mr. Kellogg has not been an active and
Jealous partisan and Mr. Love has.-B.
c. Sylvanus NJ. Parsons, Democrat, has been re-
moved from the Office Of Pos, Master of Jericho,
aud Mr.. Wehcrby, fcderalist, appointed in his
his place, Mr. Parsons was appointed to the office
on the resignation of the former incumbent, and
had he'd it about three months, when his head was
so unceremoniously struck oil. Thus he could
not have been guilty ofhnvng brought "thc pat
ronage Of the government, in conflict with the
freedom Of elections. 10.
d. George \. Ishsm, icderalis,, has been ap
pointed Post Master at Shoburne, in this county
in place Of II. S. Morse, Democrat Mr. lsham
was until few days snce!a resident Of St. George,
where he also oliicia,ed as Post Master. Verify
this bu,chering administration is doing wholesale
business-B.
&C. G. Martin, federalist has been appointed
Post Master at Charlotte, in this county, in place
Of Caleb l.. Barton, Democrat, removed The in
come of the Office is some forty dollars a year
too much 10 be left in the hands Of a Democrat,
whcrewlih to corrup, he virtue of the people, and
bring the patronage Of the Government in coniiic,
with the freedom Of elections. I'D.
+. Moses Harrington has been removed fro IN the
Office of Post Master at Factory Point, and one
Augustus Clark, brawling noisy, hard-cideri,e
rewarded if he will interiors in cleo
tons, The rule seems to be in every instence
stance within the circle of our acquaintance, that
every removal and appointment made shall give the
lie direct TO President Tyer's Address Vermont
Ga:siie.
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Ger of the National Bank, is most brilliant ma-

Ger of the National Bank, is a most brilliant ima-
ton Of the royal residence ofa king.
Is il 4 wonder lhat these men should desire the
recharter of National Bank is it wonder that
having so long plundered tho means of all this riot
Gus living from the people, they should now call
for the power of plurdering them in the same man
ner forever? But if the people should again con-
sent to the imposition ofsuch monster upon them
If thay should sustain an administration even in
attempting such an outrage, we should deem it
wonderful indeed. Coos Democrat
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

1t seems by Legislative documents, that Thur
low weed, the federal State Printer, has received
for printing &c. in fourteen and haJmonths, the
comfortable sum of $79, 900. Under previous
Democratic administrations, the sum paid for print
ing was little more than one half this amount.
Surely wing economy and reform mean something
very different from what the words are usually I'M
dersiood TO import.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
PAID FOR 1T.

We see that the BRIBED WATCHDOG of
thai PENSIONED PRESS, the BeIlows Hdls
Gazette, is at his old trade of forgery. The last
Gazette contains articles credited to this paper that
never appeared in the .Agsy That is all very well,
Moore is now PAID by the Government for his
iorgeries and his lies and the more he writes, the
more pay he gets. 1t becomes the people to sub
nit with as good grace as they can TO the false
hoods and ISLANDERS of these pensioncd presses of
the Osarehy. Webster knows who to select to
sustain his Infamous Administration. Such vile
creatures as John W, Moore are just the sort
lie will scruple at no ISLANDERS, however base, stick
at no lalsehood, however barelaced and contempt
IDLE, He is Just the sort.
lL-@Let the people of Wndham county bear in
mind, that the Ga-etie is a PENSlONED PRESS
hired, brbed, paid to lie for and defend the Olgar-
chy at all events and at all hazards
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
The Patchoguc GuiIIOtinc.
M OF T. DE s.

60 am opposed TO the practice of making appointments
TO Office the REWARD Of PARTISAN seTuice--General
Harris0n's Letter 10 j. NJ BerTien.
"Gen Harrison WILL in oil his appointments look alone
the welfare Of the nation. No personal consideration
10 mere party au,iorty--no combinations Of influential
men, induce him to nominate to, from Of
fee any one individual for party purposes Fituess
the hand, and fidelity the Other The only in
qures which he will make, and any effort to change
thwart this course, will receive his reInke and merit
general indignalion."-Edi Of the Cincinnati Repudi
can, The chairman Of "ray committee"
"There is no civilized country on earth in which,
change of rulers there such ngusition for spOs
as we have witnessed in this free Republic. Whenever did
any English Minister, Wing or Tory, doun 10 iOp ,rdter
mark to make ousting of tide walters When did he
disturb the post Offices the mail contracts and every thing
else in the reinOest degree connected with the gcvcr-
mept."DGnei Webster in his Worcester Speech in 1852.
"The daily removal from Office of virtuous and capable
men, for other than independence of opinion, is
A PROSTITUTION OF EXECUTIVE PRIvILEGL inconsistent
with virtuous principles and true patriotism "Gouernor
EHsWorth'S Speech, May Session. 1883.
"BEFORE WOULD REMOVE PUBLIC OFFICER
SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM TO BE SEVERED FROM
MY BODN."-Gen. Harrison al CieUeiaNd.
" will remove incumbent from Office who has faith
fully and honestly acquitted himself of the duties of his
Office, except in such where such officer has been
guilty of an active parzaship given his official i'll
ncnce to the purposes of party thereby bringing the pat
trOnagc OF the Government in conflict with the freedom OF
elections -Tyier'S Inaugural.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
NORTH CAROLINA.

Members elect to the next Congress
Districts.
LIST Kenneth Raynor, wing.
I'd John r. ]. Daniel, democrat,
Sd Edward Stanley, wing.
4lh VIM. II. Washington, wing.
9th James NJ. Mckay, democrat.
9Th A. Arlington, democrat.
7th Bethune, wing.
Sth h. Nj, Saunders, democrat.
9th A. II. Shepherd, wing.
10th Abram Rencher, wing.
18th Green C. Caldwell, democrat.
18th James Graham, Wing.
18th Lewis Williams, wing.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

GoprY's LADY's Book for June is ian admira-
bic number, filled with contributions from some Of
the mos, eminent Of the American Litera,i. II
is cmbelshed with beautiful steel engraving
of a /" Con,adina family prisoners with Ban
diti," and four figures representing the summer
fashions,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

We publish this week, by particular request,
the call Of the Convention at Chelsea, on the 23l
inst. We are distinctly assured, in SO doing, that
it is not intended to be in opposition to the rcgu-
uar convention called ut Montpelier on the 18th inst
but as a, means of collecting together tina,
portion Of the pubic, without distinction Of party
name, who wish TO consult about the subjects
specified in tho call.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

Ho, no U'oo(s.ock .lge.
Exactly, hi! hum!-Richmond Star.
Both wrong-sh! hah!
.Ntw York Mechanic .
May be-huh. hoo!-Richload Star.
Oh! hum! SUI. that's il.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
EFFECTS OF TIE REFORM.

The other day letter came to this Office, post
marked Rutland May 18th, Is S-4 cts, way-billed
May 2lst, II cts. The letter arrived here on the
22d This is reform with vengeance Can Mr.
Granger tell US If this is lair specimen Of his re-
farm
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

PREsIDENT-MAKISG is quite lively a, pres
en,. The friends ofCom. CHARLES STEWART
are making great push for him IN Pennsylvania.
Chief Justice TASEY and Capt. ALDEN PART
RIDGE Of Vermont arc also proposed.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

ASoTnER GoSE. Mr. John Strine, lately APP
pointed to n post in the Philadelphia Custom
House, and who was strongly implicated in the
"ppe laying business, died suddenly in that city
on Tuesday nigh, last
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

,rJsLET IT BE REMEMBERED
When Martin Van Buren, went into office us Sec
Rotary Of Staie he turned every Clerk in the State
Department out Of Office the very day on which he
entered Ciareaoni Eagle.
lCsLET IT DE- REMEMBERED-ihat The
proceeding is LIE, as black as any that ever es-
capped the lips of the Arch Fiend himself
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

SAND DOLLARS worth of Tippecanoe Amanacs,
were distributed by Mercantile firm in Philudo-
phia during the late Presidential contest, the SEN
ior par,nes of which is Director Of the United
States Bank.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
VOW Is IT!

We wish to inquire of Chester Raxier, the Shar-
on watchdog of the Oligarchy if there was not Il
balance of something like 800 against him in IA
vor of the Govcrnmen, for nearly YEAR after
his removal, under Mr. Van Buren,, and if the
Government, after repeated calls for n settlement,
were not compelled to sue him before they could
get it, We do Mt caro- much about the mntter;
but as this particularly pious, moral and Mrs
Hunt Administration are very relgOusly institu-
ting a reform in the Offices of the government aud
placing the public revenue in the keeping of the
most competent, efficient, able and prompt officers
that ever lived we should like to have this qucs-
ton answered, so that the people can Judge for
ihemselver Of the matter, We should be pleased
TO be enlightened on this subjec, at Mr. Dax,cr's
earliest convenience
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

iDsTne publisher efibe Evening Signal nm.
nounces that this journal will be merged in the
New York Tribune.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

!CPThe upper Secretary of State has returned
10 Washington from his late Hunting tour at
the north.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

.'rrqi. Commodore Beverly Kennon has been
ordered to tho command ofihe Navy Yard, WASH
ington, d. C., to Gil the vacancy occasonsd by the
death gs.Commajors riona, n. steYsnr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

iLJsIn the case of Genlhworlh the jury could
not agree
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

lCJ>our Extra goes of pretty we'll, SO fr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

one h0llrel ami eigtiy,fre how1nd, nine
hunirel AMI seucaiy-sir dollars. The Bank of
fars G,a thousand for the money, aud five thou
sand for the thief Of Understanding TEN THOU
SAND dollars reward
Whether III, robhOs belonged inside or outside
tho Bank, is doubtful, Some Of the papcrs state
that tho Bank was entered by false keys, but that
does not settle the question. An ont door robber
woud hardly steal 'lalo Bonds, and false kcysare
as easily fabricated BY Presidents and Cashiers as
common burglars.
The best Of tho business il, the Banks capital
was only $500, 900, and as tho thief HIS taken
Sls5,956, tho Bank has only got lGii about
fourteen thousand dollars. OF This, ten thousand
are offered in the shape eta reward, leaving four
thInsanl dollars orta whole capital Of tbs bank
for tho stockholders !Truy this is an ag, Of IL
nance
p. S.-We have jaat learned that the capital Of
tho Ban; WIS only el75, 0OO--conscqucn the
thief stole nearly $ll,oO0, more than the bank
bad
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
A List Of the Prescribed and Re-
warded, in Vermont.
REWARDED.
GUTEEOTrNED.

GJTGLOTrHTED. REWARDED.
A. W. HYDE, Collector. w. p. BRIGGs, fed. orator
iiEMAN LowGy, Marshal. WM. BARRON, old fed.
+. FULLER, Custom House, CURTIS ELKINs.
DlN'L KELLOGG, Dist ATTY CHARLES DAVIS, old fed.
MALACHI CORNING, Keeper
Ii INN Ennnn LII
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04
PROGRESS OF BANK MORALITE~-
MORE BANK TuEFTs.

The Frodalicl; County Bank in Frederick (Md)
was, las, Monday morning, robbed oil funds TO u
large amount. At the latest accounts, the follow
ing sums were missing
In gold $1,000
In notes md bills Of other Banks and
checks s,13S lG
In notes Of the Frederick County
Bank 1874 ,ls7 90
State per cent, Bonds, 100000
State 6 per cent Certificates 1000 90
live po- cent. sterling bonds, l2,222 90
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Post


w. DowyEn, Sharon, CHESTER BANTER, old fed.
r. WELD, Harlland. Curtis CApY.
l., ABBOTT, Windham. WILLIAM HARMS, Dr.
- BENNETT, Rockingham. HARVEY Woop.
7. ]. ORMsHEE, Rutland. JESSE Cow, old fed
jill .RonIasON ,Proctorsville. L. 7. PARKER.
jill WELLs, bellows Falls, j. w. MOORE, fed. editors
A. j. KErCHAu, Brandon. ID, W. &, CLARK, fed, editor
T., MILLS, Burlington II, d. Stacy, fed editor.
o. COLBuRN, Burke. AsAHgL BURLINGTON.
j. SARGEAST, Windsor. W. II. GILKEy.
G., A. GUANT, Woodstock, JoEL EAroN.
II, KErLo1G Bennington, D>vIn Love.
g. y. Newton, Norw Gil. Harvey Burton
p. o. Sergeant, Chester Joel Gould.
3 N. Parsons Jericho. c - Wethcrhy.
H. s. Morse Shebnrne.d Geo H. lsham,
e. T.. Barton, Charlotte G, G. Martin.
NJ. Harrington, Factory Pt. Augustus Clark
John Cllden, f. Randolph. Allied lIibard.
Seth Cus,nar, Guilthall. ID, T.. Dennison.
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"BEFORE WOULD REMOVE A PUBLIC OFFICE Err
FOR A MERE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION, / WOULD
SUFFER MY RIGHT ARM TO BE SEVERED FROM
MY BODN.h-Gen. Harrison al CieueLand.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-04

opposed TO the PRACTICE of making appointments
to Office the REWARD Of PARTISAN seruice.--Generai
HarriSOn's Letter 10 j. M. Berrien.
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*If the principle of0l these appontmonis--this mo,
nopoly of public trusts by members of Congress ard
II PGriiScn Ea,ors.Ct be cvCrptionalc tnnd would
no, have alluded 10 them BUT FROM MY DELIBERATE
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY VI
ClOuSJ THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY ALARMING
Htnry CiIv in le29,
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
NOTICE.

TIME Judge of the Court Of Probate for the
IL District Of Litchfield has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof. for
the creditors of the estate of DAVID X. KIM
BERLY, late of Torrington, in said district. de-
ceased, represented insolvent. in which TO
exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoint
ed GriswoId Woodward and Israel Holmes.
of said Torrington, and Elisha 8. Abernethy
of Li,chfield, Commissioners TO receive and
examine said claims. Certified by
FRANCIS BACON. Clerk.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet mt the dwelling house lately occupied
nv said deceased, in said Torrington. on the
LIST day of March and the 2lst day Of July.
1871, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each
IF said days, for the purpose Of attending on
the business Of said appointment.
GRIswoLD WooDwARn.
israel. HoLMEs, COm'rs.
Il. 8. ABERNErnY,
All persons indebted to said estate nre re-
quested 10 make immediate payment to
LYDIA KIMBERLY, AdniHis-
DEMAs Coz, traitors.
FbvringfOn, Jan. q, leal. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
BYLAW

AT a Town Meeting legally earned and holden
in Sharon, Oh February A. ID. lS4l:
VoTED, that if any owner of any horse, cat
v tie, or mules, shall suffer the same to 90
at large out of his or her enclosure, after the
first day of April, A. ID. l64l, such owner
shall forfeit and pay to any person who shall
take up and impound the same the sum of
twenty five cents for each head of cattle, for
they shall be SO found at large out Of the
owners enclosure, and taken up.
That it shall be the duty of the haywards
in their several districts, and it shall be law
ful for any freeholder, to impound any hor-
SEES, cattle, or mules, SO found out Of the own
er'S enclosure and at large, who,together with
the pound keeper, shall regulate the proceed
ings, receive the same compensation, and
have the same powers, as are granted in the
statute law of this state Entitled Pounds"
provided. that no penalty incurred under this
bylaw shall exceed the sum of three dollars;
and the owner Of such horses, cattle or mules
so impounded shall not receive tile same from
the pound until he shall have paid to the
perso1 impounding the same the amount of
the forfeiture, and to the pound keeper his
fees and expenses for keeping said creatures,
as in other cases of creatures impounded:
Provided, ho,rerer, the selectmen are autho.
rized to give liberty to any poor persons, in
habitants of this town, (who they may deem
worthy to let one COW run ut large on the
highways,and not incur the aforesaid penalty.
T0aOn Clerks Office, Sharon, Feb. 9, lS4l.
This may certify, that the foregoing is a
true copy as appears of record insthis office.
4tS6 GEORGE KING, Register.