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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

ITO E4EC-A Bar-Rosn. 3 Hard Z ON and Base
n1n suitable FOX iscsory sIG the Stock and ti1-
lures for sale At Williamsburg corae: Il (ranG an Water
street, near tie Ferry known the Loag Island Payi-
ior ifnot sold before Monday the a0ti inst the sams
sill be offered Pebble Action hlt DAY Il III oclcc%
NJ Persons wishing 10 srgage that business are la
vited 20 call. FL u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

GtE1DCSzz .lE1 GE.5 = Zoo ;s9
Y EEs S.-MERRITrS y PAGE are opening AZ their
stores, 100 BoSery cud $50 Graudtrae large cumher
of new patterns OF Dinner aud Tea Ware, which WIKI ter
former extensive Of China psin ard Glass
Lamps, G.raadoes, &c. sc rcndcr- heiE stock com
pete IN var " ho found l. the ctT. Housekeep
crs others Sho sh 10 lay ;beir money the best
advantage will fad it al Oh. Get 10 siye them ell.
IL i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-17

IMPORTANT 10 Employsrs.-l guarantee ~ fur
ni,h employer, with sober INDUSTRIOUS tonesi :oans
men, such a CLERKS OF al! descriptions Toacmc1 Wait
ers, irolms &c &c. Temperance Once y Nassau =
l. Tas Office has Recently had the honof Of furnishing
Mr Van Burcn, ExPresdcnt. aud The Hon. Samuel l..
Snutl,ned win servants william HENDERSON.
- To-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
.Eor The .New.York Tribune.

~Ru1Fs FOR ssed food, both api-
NAL and vegetable polue. the atmospheric consequently
room insalubrious Immediately after II has been used
for the purposeo dining .'@- -:
Dining and all other ought be completely purified.
by the opening the doors and wndswsat least once day
in winter and nj all convenient. times in summer
Never allow cold hs placed in antres near any
room hui, place the safes with wires IN dIag ~
ttc cellar. --- .." --- ~ --.'-''
\ close bedroom is also extremely unwhoesome: neither
o hi rhc bed tp b surrounded with curtains Many per
sons in winter habit of sleeping with the CURTAINS
drawn entirely round tho bed practice can be more ~
curious. -s" r'-' -'r-''
The Fireplace should be stopped xp by chimney
board gingerbread work in the form of fancy cut paper
but in damp and cold weather when castcry storms pre-
vail FIRE is essential heahcare being taken thai lhe
roore.is over-llsaIed. ---,c 49,
Nanv dangerous colds caught by those whose Lungs
ara delicate. by changing the atmosphere OF cemoriasle
,ns-room that of damp and neglecttuly aired sleep
na-room Such transitions INJURIOUS even 70 Tie robust
and often fahl to the weak and delicate. . .
Finally preserve your health and the health ot those
around Won, reduce the numbered dishes 70 srloin 81
ben and proper vegetables and account give Naeiy
which nalteniion all which you intend 70 prepare
and dissat your boarders The keeper OF he
it.tory who will conine himself the last suggestion vii
make artune- 80 much Of variety always spolls the
appetG. 1lsC IL.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
900 MAPS AND ENGRAvFNGs"

N,,, bound in muslin fall I'm back at extremely price
$ia5-published and for saleby J.AHoleiNutoN'
l5G Fultons Sd door Broadway
yc, Family where there are children read doubtless will
moi 10, the present opportunity pass purchasing the above
valuable work osy the cheapest but decidedly lhe best
work of kind the hands Of the youth OF both
sexes, for while POSSESSES all the imaginative charms aid lively AT
the best fiction exhibits the truths Of History
in such clear and vivid coe as lasting useful impressions
ON the yon,hf mind OF filling with those wild uhna
ure that with of the books That
find their way hands e youth it will store eir minds With
the solid truths History the and present times well cal
cuaed to prepare usefulness and happiness will make
all subsequent reading reelection the subject OF history both
useful and interesting stimulus research aud ever aitet be
thread 10 gside enquirer thrsush the ynhs Of lore
The selected from the numerous OF
the public press 49,. -
aP,RLey,s Is.yERsAL IJsroRy- beautiful and
pure s and is very interesting for all readers II Toll OF
captivating and legends that cannot ii 10 ves TIE
!, fortunate toF our country ans pro-
we'll happiness that such attention gwen 10 me
provided We has been eSanned ane
by than forty OF the teachers IN ;h city "a y; o6ssys
be eis vca and Piaa shsTs the labor OF thGa t
isaed all such xotk4 shoph be- upon Geography and ld
I Of 50 complex science History disregard what
sOapy ie0ed h Two and GhSa0GE
lively srd agreeable in their stye they blend the charm
ofyhe Story t interest of historical se2Fi6s truth
one OF those truly valuable chrsns books for hice the
wpr Peter Farley No cc2psr books 9r children
xas evec half popular. ootner Jonathan
..lt should be placed the hands OF every young man
This appears 10 US the ' 'As SefAs
THIS in our eaiion best work ever written by M Good
rich. commend 1t 10 families eehe''ns ~ " a. T
benefited by its study ht,, g 5"hpe NV i lea
ofeogr7hy History ana Chrcrohy iy-y - |, ol-eey
voTsT.ISc Po,s ifs and leu gallons for by
I L iyef GRINNEI.L MINTIRS 4 90. . South St: .
pOET assorted s.zes Russia Bolt Rope for
M ARFEs W. EN3I0NsseepsO Oopsandy On hand S all ud'
! VI Of BRASS GERMAN SILVER Castings. js4a;'a
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

THr GREXTrsT- voYAGE YEr.-The ship Cienaa Ben
amn master arrived from whaling Sunday last
with 200 barrels of oil. This considering the distance
performed decidedly the we have ever
made known The Clemas has been round The world, and
taken this quantity OF oil in eleven mouths
80. -... .. ...-- .... .- . New-London Gazette
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

DlscHARGE-Eeny Stewart, cook of the barqne Vernon,
who recently tried for attempt kill the Captain, as
mentioned few days since, has been acquitted The
testimony of the against him had but it'e weight from
the evidently vindicve in which it was given R
H. Dana, .jr. appeared for the defence.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

RELlcloUs ST1TlsTcs-The number Of Bariists In the
United States estimated be 4000.000; Mehodis,s
1900 coo Presby,erans 2,OOO.oOoi Friends 100000
Roman Catholics, l3OO,00O Epscopaians 1000 0OO u
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

r, horse away with carriage at Ro1bury Ass'''
F+,ur sday and the lady of Mr. John H. Enstbur1 was
seriously injured. '-... --...
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING * LINUS PRATT,
ner -

SEYMOJrR WHITING would respectfully nforn his friends and
= the public that old stand No 81 East
Rroadway aud having associated himself IN partnership with Dr.
LINUS they ready attend 20 all who need te pro-
The psbhc be assured that alt operations IN
Ill b performed s approved plan. Arti
fcs fH scientific
ner able tcrs other office Whole sets
serted the old Atmospheric - approved patent pherc
plan which Obtained he premium ar OF the American nst
SD a. well be osc this ely Teeth plugged
gold, ieil circumstances require.
OF Teeth destroyed whor. pain and most the
Tooth snectualy preserved BY filing.
An nfallbe for the Toothache
n g. Nessrs WHITING PRAPT will instruction young
the zrt Of Dentistry, reasonable terms
REFERENCES.
His Honor Chancellor Wswo orh Prof VIM Tully, u D.
~ l. North D. SPRING. Rev. Nathaniel Pratt Georgia
Wr. ". Minor. W. D. y yo-L Samuel c. Ellis, u D.
Jsred Linsley, u. D. - ~ Rev Henry 6. LudIo=.
Prof Benz Siimsn H 0:L D. WIN. y Brakeman, u. D.
Prot. Jonathan Knight, " D. Joaa Miller, 81 D.
Prof Charles T. Shepard VI D.. Sephsp Brpyp n D. 10
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

BrRc1 AkYA thief entered the Medford House Med
ford, Mass the 2l't through open window, but was
seized by of the boarder before he had proceeded far in
his operations He eladed the sentletnan gdsp however,
and rushed the road but again arrested and com
fnited 10 jail.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
EVENING LryR or srEauxoar


leaves the wharf Barclay and esey
for Albany clock F. VI every Tues
Thursday SATURDAY. and frsm Albany Monday
Friday hour She through
landing. sakng regularly and certainly within
twelve for the Western Railroad The pro-
preto her for comfort rarher than speed There sise
board OF her: the beng herzon below deck and
still without unpleasant swell Sh mas TWO
cabins and deck ladies' aosn and two
oor gentlemen the deck sud nineteen state rooms on
upper srd 100 feet long for
nsdng between them Ta hall well sheltered lighted and yent-
lated and double or,rd ana sitter decks
prdtag walk the whole length the bst The saloons ami state
have each bell esiiag hall where servants are IA con
attc
double beds, aud
required additional standing hehS each >, them
by folding doors making spacious
paro families ami parties Breakfast
passage. chambermad on the ladies'
another the rooa Passengers not osed up
by bell reaching ths BAart but at their eisu all noe
deck being >trictly prohIbited
Tn. Diamond and does roll in
rough weo high winds, feet draws feet water
only pass Oyersaugh and all the shoals nj any time
tide. iy5 lnl '...-. A. FLOW ER. Comma ander
FOR SEgEEwsBUE,H-SUH ARRAGGEAEN9
FOR LONG BR aNCl, OCEAN HOUSE, RlMSoH DOth
MIDDLE rOWN AT BROWNS DOCK & RED BANh
Tvsss y The steamboat. OSlHIS, Capt u Alairc VIII
every Monday morning. o'clock Tuesday
Wednesday, Thu day Friday, anal Sunday al ocoeS A. d. ana
Saturday, at Il o'c pck, Fooh
Returning cd Bank halfps O'Clock every day. ex-
cept Monday lock, A. D. apd Saturday, at4 r. d.
The boat above until notice. navigation ana
weather erm6ng RAA freight snd baggage ut the REX OF he
owners thereof Jy9 9n
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
CLOTfIgN9: EsFAIsI.HSEHWEN

THE Subscriber having opened the ~ sowe - iashon
Tailoring Establishment, offers his Friends ard the fub
lie very superior Of Spnng Goods of the Latest style
which and fashion OF all VINO VIII oI
HIM vitb their patronage. ROBERT &. BOUT0N.-
The Cutting Department sePe.ntended MrCh7rss Bouto
formerly am Of Gray BouOn good assortment o reany
mad Cohinr alwnys hand --'-- -- t"' - ss6s3n
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

GLCCKLECH, lo6 BowerF-PreHeh, German aha ital1
Fancy Goods, at6t III and la cent, per piece imP9a i
direct 1000 different Of Fancy Goods and Toys EAh vi"
prices 2 and l.: cents at wholesale ana
retail Please call plan Of the Partisan system OF DO
ing r loo I3o Ill q, -.
NB-Cuoaers sell again T DC served at aoesaie
prices. - -
OaK an THIS Plaid, striped figured and plain oacA
l. bue black Silks cheap PLAIN and t-sra
Mousseine anes }isEi> for Is Cd and IS reha
English and American Prints prices from 81 up TO > 6t
Mus shrng and Sheetns, from Cd up to all prices: $50 L.e
endless variety together assortment u all 7ooAs
generally kept respectable Dry Goods stores For sale at the vel
S'' ''f- f' ~ HENRY tyILLIAMs& & CO.,
HB-Clo,h Cassaeres, ambFOon'r Cambet Lama Cloths
&c. Ji' tHi
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
NEW-YoRK, MONDAY MORNiNG, july &c,

fuTcERs oLIEG.--Tl.e Commencement # this ihstiru-
ton was celebrated at New Brunswick, n. j. Wednesday
Of last week The Grafton before the Literary Societies
was delivered the Tuesday Preyiou. BY CHARrEs E&Ns
Esq this city. The associated Alumni addressed BY
Garet B. Adrian of New Brunswick The degree Of Bache
Tor Of Arts conferred twenty young gentlemen that Of
Master Of Arts upon three Alumni and the honorary degree
af Doctor of Laws upon Hon. THEODORE FRELSGHUrsEN
Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
JOMN- sTAATs.

MERCHANT TA{L or;
Nd Cohcr No % Bowery three doors above Hesertree
"A Constantly hand handsome assortment oi
Cloths CaSsiieres Vsngs which will be made m the best e
reasonable el5
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

Neatly bound muslin f gin back al The eNeHlF 10" Pe oI
:. nI i, ,o5 md for sale ly ia HoISiN0foN,'
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

y large four s,Ory wooden building Boston, occu
pied by thirty Irish tanes'O fire Thursday last
and was considerably injured fhe Daily Mail says that
Woman leaed from window forty ett'O the ground and
received no injury. - : - -. - -.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

AcclpEST.-At Bridgeport; Conn Wednesday last the
whale ship Atlantic run aground and the steamboat Nmrod-
was procured her the dock On her arrival atrle
ship many the passengers ana among them lad hamed
Sterling aged T. board and The boy took seat IN
the bow of the ship where the hase from the stea
boat made fast On starting the line parted, end
passing the neck of the boy with such force as 20 hill
him Instantly .. .. ..........
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

FROM MnxTEvrDEo,-The brig Ne.eus arrived Boston
Friday from Monteyideo which she left May 25th The
lloniesidaa feet consisting Of six sail and the Baenos
Ayrea fleet Of three sail, the 24th and were
changing shot yilhou; coming 10 general engagement
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

s, F0f: e.As,SiOr exchange ior productive CV Proper
tyA Farm Of 3 rere, staA'd N iiuntlnsI9a I'D Il
mil.s Nortbpor; winch steamboat plies 10 .hd
on York trice week buildings, good watar &c &c
or full p.cul,r, uquire Of r W WOOD Fl Rviugonstrei
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

- -. "A FRED snH HTI1, I ,c,,y s1-p EFT, M.
MERCHANT TAILOR, i5 FuLTON-SIREEi' M,
vi selected Of Cloths Caslmeres ann
Yeg the season, which he offers make up oF the
public generally the very best at extremely 10" prices ioi
E.,h rn delvcr,, ..l o.. 49, ....... a26:ly
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE
A ND FASHION.-MAGNE, TAILOR, 176 WIiLtkASIHtkfi
IA the gentleme of Nrwf srk tsat he
permanently located where he aters himself That having
had several in The French Metropolis aud
deyong his personal work. be will be able TO wake
cheap for cash INVARIABLY aud
perfect procured Country Thankful for past iavos
he n2i5m'.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

HOSIERY dozen White Is pair IS dozeI s' 3D. ana
III 100 ozrn pair very proportion to
the finest qssy half the usual prices Ladies wisalEe me cSs
Stockings white black and unbeached offered IN
THOMPSONS Cheap Store l2O
Broadway. -' -'''"'- -.'.-..- -. -.- n9l-ll-
)TAfK Sis KS heavy and high !urs; together Ha Blue
will he Old n, bargsin nj S-''- r. THOMPS0N's
jel7. Auction 20 Grand-st Broadway
MODE GOL9RS heavy Poi sua selling at = Cd per
III Yard nv B. THOMPSON,
el7 and Shawl ri Grand st near Braasvny
nOWESTiC NFUsLTNs-IO bales yard vide and heavy
~ AT Ga pcr ward nv e. THOMPSON, 100 Grand-sl-
ieI7 The frStD Good Store :rom Broadway
7IOURSENt; LAWNS jus, handed, and for "a 10 cheap al
M .jel7 80. B. THoMPSoNS, l20 Grand-st near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
FOR ONCE, No GlUHEBUG.

StDRNs. Germs. CGliNs Mans. snd Madame BEk-
- HARD Cniropods., from Paris 93 BROADWAY next doef
honor iuiorm the public that ny
peculiar thod they cNtrpae ltRD and SoF CoNS
Bunions Calosties TIM least or ncon
vauenc. je21
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
DEATHS.

In Brookfed, the 2ih instant, OF yphus fever A.
Bates, daughter OF Bodolphus :. Bates, aged II.
In Montpelier, of malignant fever, Nov. H. Miss Nancy NJ
Gilman aged 10 she had been worthy
church for years. and in her last distr ssng illness
hbited the excellency of the Christian gaces, and
umphantly entered her eternal rest. Com
this village, the l4h instant, Mr. PIenss Cutler aged
80. The subject this brief sketch member of the
Church. brother the uto Rev. Stephen H. Cutler
will Tecolected member Of the NJ H. Conference.
AS Christian he rational and conssent-as neghbor
citizen obging and voentbu especial
l husband, father and rend he affeconae and
endeang The henevolence of his spirit the urbanity OF his
and the kindness of his heart SUCH that he
happily constituted render those with whom he associated
happy and at home. lie eminen respected, and
could DO his friends than he But no has
The disease with which he died yphus cyor his sickness
very distressing and lac deprived of reason III of tho
time but during his lucid peaceful aud happy
heard land the last he could speak, was Prase Lord
praise the ord And Sabbath while the church bells were
ringing, and Gods people going their places of devotion
friend breathod his last, and trust went up TO the
higher of praise, and at Peace to his memory
trust is his nne gain. Blessed ore the dead
that die in the Lord, &c.-Com.
In Peacham Nov l5h Nancy c. Jenness daughter of RAM
and Metty Jenness, aged IL years.
In Barnet Nov. IL, of yphus fever Captain William Buchop
aged 60.
In Marshfed Sd inst Croydon A. also, the 9th, Caroline
A. twins Of Harvey and Sophia Cobur aged and
mouths.
In Bradford, suddenly, Mr. William Martini in the 59th
year ofhis
At Maum;?, township Indiana, Sept. 90 Mrs. Zpha Nc
Donald aged 76 formerly of Bethel, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
FOREIGN.
OF THE CALEDONIA.

The steam packet Caledonia, arrived at Boston,
Nov. Ia in fourteen days from Liverpool.
The news taken out 10y the Acadia, of the ac-
outtal of Mcleod and The release OF Grogan gave
general satisfaction, and caused an immediate rise
in the funds. The distress all over England con
tinues, and trade is not improved. The lnsurrec-
ton in Spain is at an end
Great Fire at The Totoer Of London.-A hre
broke ont at half pnst ten o'clock on SATURDAY
night, 30ih uIt., in the Round over. lie aiail,'
was Immediately given, but the flames spread WIN
great rapidly, aud in IA few minutes hurst ior'h
from the windows with fearful violence. Numer
Gus police officers troops aud fremen, with theIr
engines Immediately assembled: the flames, how
ever, Notwithstanding the exertions OF all present
continued to spread, and soon reached the roof ol
the Arnory, nearest adjoining the Round rover
Every effort that human power could devise was
resorled to in order to save this magnificent ana
stupendous structure the flames, however, pro-
ceeded with fury which bnIled excrtIons almost
superhunan and the building with nearly all us
contents was totally destroyed. upwards OF 2oo,-
600 stand of arms, besides an innunierabe guam
tity of trophies, relics, &c. Atmidnight the con
fagralon had reached to n iEighinl magnitude
and consequently reached to the CLOCK lower
which fell with most tremendous crash feai'
were entertained for the Jewel Tower, when was
broken open, and the valuable diamonds, CROWNS
sceprcs, Sc, were removed. Al five O'Clock OF
Sunday morning the fire abated its fury. Jh'
value of the property destroyed is estimated II
one million pounds sterling. 1t is supposed lha
this disastrous fire was the result OF acciden
alone, and caused by the over heallhg OF soni'
flues adjoining the Armory office. One fireman
lost his life.
1t is said that The liislI peasanlry will this yea
lie exposed to the terrible calamity OF ial'ure o
n potatoe crop. 1t is also known that the wbe"
and oat crops are one third below the average
and the price OF meat is rising on account OF
disemper among cattle.
The people OF London are all on tpoe, hour
expecting an addition to the Queens family.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
THE MOTHERS BOOK AND YOUNG
LADY,S COMPANION COR 1872.


This publication is issued monhly in pamphlet form,
containing twenty -our pages, on handsome white pa
per- with type The ohec Of the work is to do good no
reading matter introduced into us pages but such as is
be licved will have beneficial moral and religious nfu
" There is No influence powerful as mother S
The forms of free government the schemes If the states
ma n he sacrifices Of the patiio thing, compared
with her influence n The future citizens OF our republic
be worthy of their ri i; inheritance, hey must be
made ough virtue and ntcge of their moth
ers'
In the Mothers Department will be found interesting
and instructive articles for Children
The Young Ladys Department comprises about one
third, half of each number and is distinct from the
Book, and devoted entirely the interests Of young wo-
men.
The work Will be enriched by on'ributons from the
first female writer's Of our country.
TERMS. For single copy, one year, 81 90; seven
copies, TO one address, one year IS 90.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully requested
and that patronage shall endcavpr To merit by sparing
pains 10 make the work, only USEFUL, hut an ener-
taning instructive, and wtlcome freSde friend page o.
MUSIC will also he published in each number
Orders for the work be addres tn Messrs f. p
WALTON 4 SONS. general Agents, Montpelier, VT.
Or 10 WIN. HEWES, Publisher, Chelse1i VT.
Brethren Of the profession requested to insert the
above their papers, the amount uf one dollar IN pay
for w oh thov shal! copy OF the work fol
year without exchange by sending paper containing
it, market, to Chelsea, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29

COMMISSIONERS Notice.
ME the subscribers being appointed bv the Honorab c
w the Probate Court for the district Of w ashngon
mssiones to receive, examine aud ad all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of MSp
Holden, lne Of Barre deceased in said disrc' cpresen
ted nsolycnt and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset theeto and six months from the l3tn day Sep
tember 1871 being allowed by said fr that purpose
do the reore hereby give notice. tina, wi attend
tic business Of our said appointment the dN cling hous
Of Ejsh Holden in said Barre the first Tues LAYS oi
December and March next al o'clock IN. each ii
SAID days
CYRUS BARBER. Commission
GEORGE CLARK, { crs
Barre, Oct. &c, 1871 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29

FROM TExAs.--By the arrival OF the U. s.
Revenue Gutter, jackson, Lieut.. Grover. from
Galveston, late intelligence has been received from
Texas aud the Santa Fe expedition. The Gutter
left Galveston on the 3lst of October. Al the
time of her departure, the Texian Navy, consist
ing of the sloop-ot-war Austin, aud the brigss Ar
cher Wharton, and Zivala, were fitting out for at
expedition against Mexico, TO he carried on III
concert with the government OF iucalan. we
shall probably soon hear OF the two parties having
come to blows,-.M o. Bee, sh inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
MARRIAGES.

In Peacham the 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Merrill Mr. omun
Hooker Miss Mercy blanchard.
Psaehum, October H. by Rev. D. Merrill Mr. Alexander
A. N1soler, to Miss Catharinc Blanchard, all OFF.
Hasburgh by Rev. j. Johnson October ~ Mr. Samuel $.
Webster JOhnsbury Miss Lydia D. keam, Of tho for
place.
In Danve on the llh instant, by Elder A. sias Mr. BENZ
F. Shepherd, Miss Martha Weeks, both Of Peacham.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
ORANGE COUNTY UTUAL.

orr NGE COUNTY NUTU 4 l..
THE members of the Orange County Mutual Fire In
i surance Company hereby notified that a'sess-
Of 10 per cent has been made by the Directors Of
SAID Company on all The farce the 7lh day ui
Februnry ls4i to be paid by the Treasurer b. fore
the 18th day Of Dccembe next.
The December Term Of The Orange County Couu will
furnish favorable oppor unity Tor the members pay
SAID assessment.
JOHN w. SMITH, Treasurer.
Chelsea, Oct 90, le4l 81