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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ENILL be sold to the highest bidder on
w Saturday the 18th day of February
next, between the hours of 10 O'clock, a.
NJ, and 5 p. NJ, at the late residence OF
Enoch II. Sexson, deceased, miles west Of
the City Of Burlington, Des Mones county,.
Horses, cattle, hogs, corn, wheat, oats, farm
ing utensils, household and kitchen furniture.
Terms of Sale made known on the day OF
Sale.
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Trpns,fru Note Bill.

The House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole, for the further con-
sideration of the bill proposing an issue
of SIS 900, 900 in Treasury Notes.
Mr. Rhett, of S. c., continued his re-
marks in reference to the condition of
the Treasury, and in opposition to the
contraction of loan for the support of
the Government. Mr. Rhett spoke also
against the taxation of silk goods and
wines. He believed that a, tax upon
such articles would be injurious to the
South. Mr. r. was disposed also to con-
slider the question one of revenue.
MIR Nesbitt, of Ga, did not regard it
in this light. He thought there was
deficiency in the Revenue which should
be met at the present session by taxing
articles of luxury.
Mr. Thompson, Of Miss, has the foor
tomorrow. s.
During the morning. Mr. Curtis, Of n
Y, moved that the Committee OF the
whole be discharged from the further con-
sideration of the bill to allow Collectors
to settle -debenture Bonds. Objections
were made.
The erp,mge-In the Virginia House OF
Delegates on Friday, Mr.. Chopper sub
mit.ed a resolution instruc,ing the Sena-
tors in Congress of that State to vote for
a repeal of the famous Expanging Reso
LUTON which the ball-roller set in motion,
some years since.
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MARTHY sExsoN, Adm'x.
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Money w anted.

Feb 1S 1a4l-.2t..3s
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sincoo replied Mr.. Mow.tt. know he has" said the
lady. lie has not assure you at least TO my knowledge
" But am positive said the lady. What proof have you
Il Il ~ inquired the shoemaker. The best in the world
returned tho stranger, for and MIR. pesng and
the person" And strange il may appear, such
was the actual fact.
Well, the question then was whether Mr. Pelsing was
gentleman lady aud it turned that she was a lady,
but Charlotte Conroy and furthermore that she as The tvid
Our Of The man that drotDHed.
She then stated that her husband, who was shoemaker
in Philadelphia, and to whom she had been married for
bout Two years. had treated her vey badly the consequence
Of which vas that she picked up his b. STEALTH and
when she thought she was sufficiently perfect equipped her
self in meas clothes aud of lhs city, TO be the more
safely out of the reach Of her lord and master Here, as
we have seen she got into employment and emaned In the
confidence of MIR. Mowu until the time Of the coroncrs
inquest Immediately aCer which she proceeded To Phila-
dephia where she learned that her husband who had be-
come wandering oocr) had the hint of some friend,
set out for New York about week before to look after her
but where instead of injured wife he found waery
grave.
The upshpt uf This romantic affair was that MIR. Mnwit
reques ed Mrs Cnnrov make his house hci home that
after while found that he htcd her yet better Mrs.
G. than Mr. Prsng; HAT by virtue thereof he pr posed
renewal Of hrir Of ship winch accept
cd and that last Tuesday week Mr. Mowitt and the
la Mr.. John Pclsing became husband and wife.
This fret Instance believe record wherein a
wife pcrrmed he office ID, the body of her
husband, wherein young married to his own
master The lady by the very good looking, and
on the safe side ,f thry-N T. N,ics
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DEATHS.

In ltasbr-gh, March 3oh, Mrs MARY WALroS. relict
of the l1e GLnRGE WAIruE Of PeAcham aged - She
truY iaothcr in Israel
IT, this village, March 90 &C cankct rash and measles,
Fitnces d daughter Of Isaac w and Harre, ID Rkci a.
grI yeas
In Berlin Much 81. MIR Alfred Bridges aged 30 years.
In Worcester, the 2ls nIt, Nj Ophlr Leonard ESQ
aged 67-Priners in the cini If Cleveland, Ohlo
requested &c.
In Brouk6cd Mach 49, Mr. Lafayette Bodg-lt aged 43
ears. In East Ruxbury. James, Of MIR. joel Ward
ncr. aged years.
In PcachGm NJ uah Julia c.. daughter Of Elphaet and
Martha Martin, agel 8.
In Cambridge March 9, Mrs LncretA Parker, reci Of
Mr.. Thomas Parker aged 10.
In Johnson March 90 Mr.. Jason Powell aged 20 years
In Cambridge, Much q, Capt. Eli Green, aged IS
years.
In Johnson March L Pnebe wife Of Mr.. Charles CLARK,
aged 90 years.
III Morrsown March %, Charlotte, vile Of MIR. Edwin
M, Cook, aged 90 years.
In Oxford. Mass, March 8, MIS- Abigail, wife Of John
Larned aged g.
In Swanion, March II, of consumption, Mrs Sophia
Potter wife Of Oliver Potter, aged 40 years.
In FiankiD, March a. Mrs Hannah S. Rice wife Of Mr..
Reuben Rice, aged SO years.
In Roy elton, Ii h Ill. Sarah wife Of Grn Stevens 81
24th Jane w daughter Of Asa Frlncs Of Mddebuiy 4.
In Puacham, 23d ult Ann, wife If Ezekiel Smith, 80
In Danyille, 29h ulI. widow Polly Batche'der, 6s.
In Leicester Ms I'd ultimo Rub, rehc Of John Pike Of
Paxton II.
In Princeton, Ms. 10 ut. widow Abigail Glrason6 "a
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I{ldoice to Bride. "Hope not Tor perfect hap.
s,iness" suii ,ie MantenOR to the Princess of
Savoy, on the eve Of lier marriage to the Duke Of
Burgundy, I" there is no such thing Oh earth, and
though there were, IL does not consist in the pos
session of riches. Greatness is exposed TO Attic
rions often more severe than those of private
snron. BE neither vexed nor ashamed TO depend
on your husband. Let him he your dearest friend,
yohr only confidnnt. Hope not for constant har-
inony in the married state, The best husbands
and wives IRE those who bear occasionally from
each other sales of i'll lNnr0r WIN paient mild
tess. BE- obligng without putting great valve
OH yOur layors. Men IRE tyran1s who would he
free themselves and have us confined. You need
rot he at any pains to examine whether their
rights be we'll founded; it is enough that they nre
established. Pray God 10 Keep you from jealousy
The affections Of a husband are never to be gain.
I'D by complains, rcprouches, or sullen behav
Jour"
"A ChiM ,bh Sir Grdndmotht s. A friend who
lives in High street, ana who is good Wing
stat ibis remarkable fact in the cnsn of his own
daughter. All the mines are recorded in the
family Bible. The following is the order: First,
her Ho,ers mother, aged az second, her moth
ers moler's mother %; Third, her mothers
'nothrrs mothers mother, o. fourth, her fathers
mother, As; fifth, her 'athcr's mothers mother,
20; sixth, her fathers fathers mother, 50. BOsi.
Duly ADVERTISE.
An .4necdoie. friend Of ours has Just return
ed from Kentucky aud brought win Inn u box of
superior extra cigars (5J0) worth $40, and beau-
tfl walking ccne, both of which IRE u present
sent by an einancpaled slave to his old masier re-
siding at presen, in tllis ,cnily, and are designed
IA n token OF gratitude for the liberty he now en-.
jys. The coIored IMAM said he always liked to
Send his old muster something from Time TO time,
as he had opportunity, IN show him that he had
not folg COTTON his former Kindness.
We can hardly say whether this is more credit
able 10 the former or the emdncipated slave
This fact will show at least how much danger
there is connected with emancipation. P,ttsb,ug
fitness.
.dppeatto Roman Cath lies. Catholics arouse =
Is the heud of hand bill staring from nearly
every corner in the city OF New York. on the 25th
ult inviting ali good Catholics to attend the Loco
foco primary meeting that night, for the purpose
OF securing majority Of the candidates to he
nominated for the city government; the protested
object being TO secure certain portion OF the
School Fund. 1t declares that there are at least
10000 lrshinen in the city.
Running for an Office. "IIalloo, where n
you going" Pm running for an office" "Whai
office Z" esquire FulIer's--,lon't stop mel I'm
sued"
I'm ercclient Pot 10 Pudding. Take eight oun-
ces OF boiled potatoes, two ounces of butter, the
yolks and whites Of two eggs, quarter of pint
of cream, one spoonful of white wine hitle salt,
the juice and rnd Of lemon beat al! to froth,
and sugar to taste.
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MERJHANDIsE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depo, at Chorlesown and Nashua
evciy morning, Sundays excepted
All goods to be ed on the rail road going above
Lowell must be to The company's Freight Depo.,
Charlcsiown, al the end Of Warren bridge,
Clouds to BE- forwarded by the morning lain, must be
to the D"pui AS early as the evening befHe.
The Company hav NJ provided large and comm dnns
Store Hnses boh Nashua and Charesown, and having
completed their arrangements for the transporiali Of
merchandise, give notice that they prepared
transport nil gds nd country produce which may he for
waded their depos and for this purpose have furnished
safs and covered which will perfectly secure gods
from damage aud careful and exl e:ebced men to TAX
charge Gf the transportation business The dep1ts and
accompany The goods the road
The Company determine not only to accommodate the
teams and mel chants, having fixed upon the following
rat, Of freight
S250 per each way between Nashua and Charrsown
~ 90 pei ton each way between Nashua md Lowell
All regular ieamsteis running tho cars will be- carried
the road between Nashua and Chlcstown each way.
free Of eSnrnse g7
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HENR.Y II. TOWNsEND

CHAaBS NJ. ~, KiLBY SrREEr-,BoSTON,
las received nv the Swzrrand and other late aFseaS
l. J. an assortment oe FRENCH GOODS, viz rich cni-
brolrred. plaid and low priced bonnet & cap RIBBONS
Blk and cold iafea and satin do velvet lcli guard &
plaid aud Chine gros dc Naples rich cacs aud muslin
de lanes Tag cold gros dc Naples and Salins fer
BonHets; Areophane and crane Lisse all collars black
white silk laccs. 4 ~ Ga various styles; THREAD
LACES; BONNET Innings orvari WIS descriptions;
canes. foundations and bonnet six hacc'cs for
gloves, plain and emhd Nloh1ir and silk GLOVES veil ;
81 friugcs parasols; FRENCH FLOWERS from 30
cents to 81 per dozen bonnet wire, taste French
elnhrni ley lurns, Linen camlcs and hlfs sewna silk
rich fancy SILK & LACE SH1 WIS hdkfs and scsrfs
great variety Also ,ynchaws srsncts, n,gs and ban
danna hdk all STYLES Of French, Florence and American
STRI w BONNETS; Florence braidS men e. bows
and misses LEGHORN HATS; Hoods, Caps Fans,
&C. with most Of the styles of SILK GuoDs wanted all e
which will be sold low fr cash short credit. T'Ordcrs
from The country punctualy executed. Marcm l56w96
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Brighten market March 20 AT market 400 beef cattle
80 yoke working 50 and calves $50 Sheep 300
swnc-75 beef cattle and 600 swine unsod
Prces-beeE extra $50 to SIS: frs quality to 25
second 30 TO 5,75 third to 5.25
Working "xe-, $40, 49, SIS, 50, 100, 1870.
Cows and calves $50, 25, g. 49, 40, CO.
Sheep, los $50 To Goa few extra Sc.
Swine, over 1000 sod, A to 5 IA and 6.
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ID Il Y G. o O ID 5
1-pAT I,SAI.

UFAT Who'll rs LIZ.
TNIiE sub cribrrs offer ft SALE large assortment Of
l. SMALL WARE usually kept in city thread store
consisting IN part OF
Hemmng and Sors genuine Cotton and Linen Ihr"ad'
Silver and drilled eyed all kinds
Needles Spool Cotton white and col
London and patent Pins; ORE knitting cooni
Ivory, pearl and gilt buttons Wots ed and o'n Yarns
Hooks and Ewes Bol,bins Tambour AMI lace Coit, NJ
Super and common Tapes Sewing SIX aad Twist
Braids Cords and Bindings Cotton, TX and Wofsted
Cotton and Linen Floss Fringes
Hosiery and Gloves Window Cords and IasSrIs !;
Together with general assortment Of P,cce Gonds,
prsimg probably the GREATEST VARIETY in the CT Y.
SMALL AND PROFITS ber2 the object, they will be
sold low for CASH at Chamber,
lyl Washington Street, Boston.
SHOREY g. CO.
iDPN. B. Wanted as above few thousand WOOL
PELTS. for which the highest market price will be paid in
Goods at io,ccst cash prices. 92-6is
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YOUNG MEMS TEMP. SOCIETY.

meeting Of the young Of Montpelier, friendly TO the
Of Tempe ance, will be holden the brick church
"Wednesday April a. O'clock for he purpose Of
forming society Of thu above name.
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STEPHEN pEARIEs ESTATE.

STEPIIEN PENN' T. > rs 7 NJ 10.
THNE subscribers having been appointed by the hono1
II bile PROBATE count the district nI W ashngnn Conf
mssoncrs. to receive, examine and adjust claims and
demands Of all persons ans the estate Of Stephen Pearce
late of Caas said district deceased represented nsO!
veh aud the erm &C from the 18th day q Febl
allowed 10y said court 10 tho creditors OF sand
deceased exhibit prove their respective CLAIMS be-
fore us--h give no ice that will at cnd duties Of
our appointment the dwelling house &c tho widow Mary
prace IN CALAIS said district the l4th days Of June
and August AT one clock a ernoon ON each OF sa
days. GILBERT LEONARD (Commis-
GIDEON Hicks, soners.
Calais, Feb "a, a d ls4l &c
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For The Waterman and State journal
ON THE DEATH OF T. IL.


Like smile and like tear,
Little stranger, tIou vert here!
l. ,vcly, innocent and fair
Brightest chcrub Treasure ratr!
" hist the storm did darkly lowf,
Tame TO cheer the dying hour
Yea. Ia snatch a falacr's blessing,
WELCOMED by last carrssing--
Like glclm &c sunshine sent,
When the flame of life was spent,
Fen in his expiring hour,
To Inv laiher'a heart. dow'r.
Yet thy mission was not done,
When had set his earthly sun;
Many II heart thy smile did cheer,
Like a bow nf promise near.
Preiy playhing G i!cless boy.
Most Of all, Thy mothers Joy.
Like tendril Of the vine
Didsi thou round each fond heart Irvine
Wakiu. IN thy natal home
Thoughts IT sunny years TO come.
Mark the bright, unconscious smile;
Death hath anI his dart the while
Now The sudden ligh ning stroke,
And the little heart hath b., okc:
Like array. the soul hath flown,
Ere earihs tarnish it had known.
Did ye love this cherub boy?
Was his happiness your joy
VIII We mourn a seal ~ PLACID
Where shadow meier drfac'd
That no griei can reach the bound
Where his dwell ne place is found
ANToTNETTE
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JOSEPH HowEs, lCommis-
STuART BROWN, ( sioners.
ESEls ID. MAY's ESTATE.

FNHE subscribers having been appontedby he honorable
L probate for the disirc' uf Washington commits
soners to receive examine aud lust all claims and de-
mands sf all persons the estate uf Essex d. May
late of Berlin said Dist Diet deceased, represented nsolv
cni and the Of months am tile 18th duy Of March
1911 aowcd by said court the creditors Of said de-
ceased exhibit aud prove their respective CLAIMS bsore
us-DD give nuice that will attend 10 The duties of
appointment at the 1v rn1 usc Of Dexter May in Berlin
in said district on 18th day uf April and the 9th day
Scpteher ncs 10 o'clock forenoon each ofsaid days
March lG A Dish, ZENAS WOOD, COM
81 JAMES LANGDON, IN srs.
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ZADOCK VINsONS' Est WE.

PADDOCK WILSON'S EST WE. r.
STATE or VEtMONP, In probate conri h't " ~
Washington DIS ret. SIS { Monrpelicr within an for
said district on the lllh day of March 1871
. TERUSilA VlNSON administrators thc estate ~
y Il tdnck Vnson late Of Warren, IN sad distTicN
deceased presents htr uduiusi alton account for settle
Whereupon ordered that the be rtSr.rd
10 the 9Th day of April next, at the probate office in
SAID Mon;peIcr fIr examination and allowance, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of this
order The Vermont Watchmin AMI State Journal printed
said Montpelier three weeks succcssively soon as
may he, that they appear at SAID tins and place, ly
cause and object thereto. BY the Court,
90 GEO. B. MANSER, Register.
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STATk OF VERMONT At ptpblie conr hoIden
District Of Randolph IS. 81 Washington, in and for
said district, on the 18th March d 1871
CARLCS CARP ENTER, guardian Of r lciael Rich
Oirdson and Amra B. Richardson minors heirs Of Ma
thardcl NJ c. Rchlidson, late Of Orange in SAID district
deceased makes application to the for license sell
ard convey ali in ir estate Of MS said wards in SAID Town
OF Orang also convey al! the interest u sad wards in
the rcvcsi"n o dover IN the of sail Nathaniel Nj
Richardson heraupnn it IS ordered by said that
said guardian notice Of his application TO all
cd by Causing copy ol this order to be publ shed Il {
Nalchmnn and State journal printed at Montpce three
weeks successfully may be- that "a hearing will
be had said petit on, The office Of j. Colby in Wash
ingtonj the l7tl day Of l 1871 copy f rec
ord. 1867 Attest JOHN COLBY, Register.
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|I7CIAN l. sANHORNs ESTATE.

er ITE or WEIR MONT, Yht probate count holden NJ
tv dngion d s'rici, Probate Office in Monpr-
=. 9Th aGh for said district, me lO;h day VI March
tet t ibe hon George Worthington, Judst-
49,, '~,fi Fir,or ing be the last will Y les dmcnt
a If I,uc"n SlpSorn late Of Mon?cer in slid Dis
lrel Jeccqsrd ben <s.eGled to The cow Tre ~ Jsspl
laJ t' Id c,r, AT al persons erpcd thHrclAs
b nliG} 10 nur1r y, >sso3 said court to be holden
at the probate ,fco in NJ M, trr on .e om Ca. ~ "P,
proba Of sal wilt Tor which ~P3i" rs lnT.ncr ordered
thai copy of cord of tbs 'dr, w. pnnnSn"d Iree
weeks snccessycy ihr Vernon, N"'lp",n D'u : 4e
Journal prn'rd Montpelier .fpresa. as So"n ~ VIZ! w.
true copy Of record attest $50 ID +,ss
90 GEO MANSER, "rsrI'm.
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n ages British, French, Scotch, Irish and AmerTan
Goods, consisting in part to wit
Cases French British & A Cases ladies hid moar and
mercan prints silk Gloves;
do Silk stripe, and printed do gtnts gloves all kinds
Lawns; do broadclUths in every de-
do Mousin LANES, plain sirable shade s. quail {;
snd printed; do cdssimercs and satinetls;
do plain and silk striped do fincy doe skins
Challeys; do German black do super
do Alpincs and Ello'ncs; article;
do blk Gto dc Swiss and do Sd and Sd bleach long
Puu,t dc Sol cloths;
do bonnet Silks and Lawns; do Linen Drills and PLAIN
do drape d. Etc for mems Linens;
wear; do 4llnen shcetings heavy
do Gambroons, SaXonics &c do rich Damask silk sbaws
do India bandanas pnugres do blk scarlet mrrno do :
and ges do fincy ldAfs
do Lyons Silk and Tshhy DO laces and lace wells;
Nr.ves do Italian u Barcelona kiS,
do ribbons, b'uc si'k&iwist :; DO green Baraac
do hosiery Of various dcscrp do pins buttons tapes,
tlonS dies;
do Slcsas&cold canbcs do crash diapers, &C.
Also, Indian Head, heavy Brunswick, Family, Execr,
Qunsigamond Law,cn aud vaiuus oher styles Sheet
ings Bed Ticks Shifting Stripes Suffolk Dris, Mexican
Stripes aud Fancics, Blue Drills, etc. etc Also
DUTCH DOLTING CLOTHS,
comprising all numbers from 10 Of the celebrated
"Anch"r brand Ony inches broad AID f superior quality.
IL. p and Ca having received he agency for selling The
above article prepared meet tho lowest prices the
country. March l34l-g9,>0
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NOTlCE.
ARRIVED AT LAST,

FRESH supply of HADLOCKS VEGETABLE
n POWDER and SYRUP, Just received. To the
many nquirws for this article we would say, tina,
now prepared their orders, by giving them the
genuine rficle Those afflicted With Coughs Colds Dis.
pepsia Liver Complaints affection Of the lungs, will
fnd this truly celebrated me dieinc sovereign remedy-
From the great and Increasing demand and tho abundant
Testimony Of rs wonderful effects il may safely be said TO
be, Without ercpon, decidedly the best article before the
public. The operation Of upon the patient is peculiarly
mild and s,,fs and those awln symptoms witch indicate
diseased of lie lungs readily yield It's inaueace,
seasonably Tesoried TO. To be lad Of Il. p. WALTON
This y,einy. g9f
palm LEAE o. yc,y sHssTor quality jus, received
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PROBATE NOTICES.
TIMOTHY nuRBARD,s Estate.

INiE subscribers having been appointed by the honorable
prola:c court oi the district Of Washington, commits.
sone to receive examine and adjust all CLAIMS and de.
mands Of all persons against the estate Of Timothy Hubbard
late Of Montpelier in said district docessed represented
insoven and the term Of six months from the god day OF
March 1911 allowed by said court the creditors of said
deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
usDo give notice that will attend the duties Of
appointment at the Office Of George Manser IN Montpelier
in said district the third Mondays Of May aud sept next
ohe O'Clock afternoon each ofsad days Montpelier
March %, A ID lsii.
JOSEPH HoWEs, Commits
81 STUART BROWN, sioners.
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.


I &. RUTHERFORD would nirm the ladies and gen.
u temrn oiihls zee aud vicinity that he will paint por.
traits in gnd style and on short no"e. Terms moderate
Those wishing palronze him please call and some
specimens Of his art Room ymans store, Main
Mnoipeiicr, March 26, lS4l 81
NOTICE. hereby give 10 my IONS, JAMES HEsRY
IN BAILEY and JoHS MARsmALL BAyLEy, their time,
during The remainder Of their minority, and shall claim
nothing for their earnings, and will mol pay any dcbs o
their contracting .om this date. JOHN BAILEY.
Brookheld, March 10, 1871. 97
ONE CENT REWARD. Ran away from The sub
" scrber, Monday the 18th instant, without any us
proyocalion JASON CHAMBERS, an apprentice 10 the
Saiding business forbid all persons harboing trusting
him on my account, and any ono employing him may ex-
peoi TO pay me his wages IL BARNES,
Montpelier, March 25, l6ai. 81
NOTICE. This is . fmbt any person harboriag or
trusting my wiiS Eliza my account she has lief
my bed and board without just cause provocatoh 97*
Barre, March s5, 1911. JOHN CAMPBELL. JR.
sCTNEW WORK.
A INQUIRY Are the souls of the wicked imnor.
n tai an octave pamphlet Of 10 pages with covers, by
Gro. Storm for sale By the author and also at the book
store of e = Walton Sons, Montpelier VI Pyice BY
the 100 sc, by the dozen 81, single ls Ia cons.->
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DAINTS. 10000 los WelhereIIs dry Wine Lead
i $50 kegs do arouad do do
Is bills Venetian Red II DO French yellow 10 do A
mcricnn do 20 do Spanish VII Is Spanish Brown;
20 DO Spirits Tutpenne Chrome Yellow Chrome, Grown
Terradcsena Sand Paper Painters Bushes AMI sash
Tools Copa! Varnish G Id and Silver Leaf Gold, Silver
and Copper Bronze by } and II PECK and co.
Bnrlinoton Is b Jan ISL ss.5m
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CNOCERIEs. 100 chest. &. ha7f Young fiy1 on lea;

ENOCEKIES. 100 chests 4 hat Y0ung yoon lea;
VI 60 do Hys,n skin do
IS bags Pinento 20 d. Pepper 50 do Coffee 25 boxes
Pipes $50 do Bar Soap 200 do Rasns; 40 do St1rch
leo do dipped Candies IS do Sperm Candles SO kegt
pure Ginger 300 mats Casa; Signcuc Brandy Holland
Gins St Croix Rum; Baltimore Gin American Brandy
Champagne Port, pale and brown sherry, Madeira and
Sicily Madeira, Maseilcs Mace and Malaga Wines,
by and II PECK and co. Burlington Jan b. ISL