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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
STATE OF VERMONT mo all persons. in

STATE OF VERMONT, Two all persons, in
tate of Barnabas p. Barnum, Ell Barnum and JuIa
Barnum, of Milton in said district, infants and minor
children of Ell Barnum, late Of said Milton deceased,
Arthur Hunting guardian of Barnabas p. Barnum,
Ell Barnun and Julia A. Barnum, minors having
made application TO the Probate Court within and for
said District setting forth that the said Barnahas p,
Ell and Julia \. are seized tenats in common IN
their right in fee of three equal undivided fifteenth
parts of two certain parcels of land situated in South
Hero in the county of Grand Isle and State of Yer
mont described as follows to wit Lot No. 81 of the
first division of Samuel Hosford, supposed TO contain
81 acre Of land also 10 acres on Lot No. % of the
LIST division of Joseph Smith, and is that part of said
Lot No. 90 of which Milo Adams late of said South
Hero died seized, and representing that sale of the
SAID lands of his said wards would be conducive tC
their best interest and praying said court 10 authorize
aud empower him. the said guardian TO sell the SAID
three equal undivided fifteenth parts of said two par
GELS land agreeable 10 the statute IN such case madt
and provided.
Whereupon the court aforesaid doth order that the
said application be heard before said court session
thereof to be held al the Registers office in Burlng
ton in said county of Chlttcnden the 18th day o
January A. d. lSil, and that notice thereof be giVel
TO all persons interested by publication of this orde
! containing the substance Of said application tire
weeks successvev in the Burlington Free Press, tn
last of which publications to be previous to the SAT-
| 10Th day of January, 1911, Given under my hand n
Burlington this 30th DAY ofDeccmb'r, 4. d. 1910.
! CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
CLOTHS g. CAssIMERES,

DEAvER Cloths, Log Calm Casslmeres, Black,
ID Blue Black, Blue Brown Dalhia Olive Green,
Invisible Green and G!ccn, Steel Oxford and colored
mixed Broad Eohs.
MERlNOES. -ingli>h, French and German Meri-
noes; French and German Thile' and Saxony Cloths;
Tagionis and Allipnes; Black, Brown, Purple, Blue
Black and light coored Allapacca Cloth; Mon>eline
de LANES, all wool, wool and cotton, X silk and wool,
black grounds very fine, leautiiu.
Shaker Yarn, all colours and white very fine; Ger
man Crrels, all colours; Frnges and Bindings heavy
SILK, Mohair and worstsd Frnges for Dresses and
Mantillas very rich, by ii. w. CAILlN 4 Go.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

NO MERNMANTs q EAKMENS.

TNHE undersigned continuing to be the only manu-
l. facturer of what is known rs Indian Pond
scythe stones, would respectfully inform Merchants
that his Pellars will fencouraged call in the course
OF the present winter at of the Stores in Yer
mont, New Hampshire, and in Essex and Clinton
Counties in New ork and will, if required furnish
ISDiAN PoNp STONES on u credit till October next.
Farmers can, by obtaining the said Scythe Stones,
have sharp Scythes with little labor.
fellow by the name Of Isaac Pike, who halls
from Haverhi, n. H., preends To sell Indian Pond
Stones bu! lie sells an inferior notwithstanding
the name II "INpIAS PoSp,' no doubt, to marke
merchandise whIchis known to be of Inferior quality.
Other persons in IIaverhi and vicinity, make Scythe
Stones and lest their Pedars represent them of In
dian Pond quality Merchants are requested to notice
that every box oilNpIAH PoSp Stones is marked in
printed letters o. r. TYLER,
3w Bradf1rd "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION...The sub

IL scrlers give notice that they will offer Tor sale
a, Public Auction, on the S.h day Of December next,
al the Store, corner Of Church and College streets,
the entire and extensive assortment Of Dry Goods not
previously disposed ofat private sale The sale will
lie positive and the terms very Ill era to those wishing
to buy large amounts. Sale will commence al 81 o.
clock in the morning and continue every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday until Tire whole Is disposed of,
We invite the attention of Merchants in the ad Looming
towns in particular 10 this sale. MAlO& WAIT,
Burlington, Nov. 81, 1910. TRUSTEES.
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We nre pleased to hear of piece of good fortune
which has happened to somebody in Wilmington
We hope it may be Mrs. Janvlcr late Of this city, the
occupant Of the premises. In clearing out out the
we'll vessel was found containing gold coins to the
value of about six hundred dollars, which, for augnt
that is known, may have have been deposited there in
the revolutionary war; Phil North imcricon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

HoRRIBLE ArFAIR.--Wc learn that two negroes
were taken out of the jail of Duplin county, in this
state a few days ago, by gang of armed men, and
deliberately shot night, by torch-lght! The cause
OF tn outrage was, that the negroes were charged
with cruel murder, and doubts We're entertained from
the previous escape ofan nccomplce whether the jail
was sufficiently strong to keep the others safely until
Court! This is the first instance we have ever known
in our law abiding state OF so gross violation of all
law, human and divine, and we pray it may be the
lnst-Rnlcieh ". O. R.pislcr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
J ! !. L, J. l..

II \. BRAMAN BooEsfllER ASp SrArloSER,
-. Burlington respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he Is sui constantly making additions
To his assortment OF Lllr, lEdicl Classical, Hstor
icGi and Miscellaneous Works. from most of the
prominent publishing houses in the country. He will
cndeav1r TO have II at all times embrace the most
popular publications IN every branch OF literature and
science Ills stock of School Books, in every depart
mcnt Of rarnnE, OF the most popular editions in
use comprises all that used in this section of the
country. Blank Books of all sizes and descriptions,
of superior ruling and paper, and bound in substan-
tia manner, constantly on hand. Cap and Letter
Paper of every quality and description as well as
Drawing and Fancy paper of all coors and varieties,
together with genera. assortment Of STATIONERY
and almost every article usually called for in a Book
store, always for sale. AL of which We're purchased
at very low prices, and Will be sold al a small advance
from cost
srlierespoctfuly invites the attention of Parents
Teachers and Merchants TO his stock and prices.
Burlington Nov. ~, lSiO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

n Office. The Board of Commissioners for the
~ instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind,
Will convene Gt the Pavilion House in Montpelier, on
Thursday the 18th day of february next for the pur-
pose of designating bencfclaries who to receive
aid from the state Of Vermont, and for the
ton of any other business apper,anlng 10 the legal
duties of the board.
County Clerks and the civil authority of towns are
referred te9 9Th, chap 18th, of the Revised Statutes,
touching their respective duties on this subject.
l.. SERGEANT, c,,,;,
Jan, 4, 1911. JOHN COLBY, e?' ,'l
HENRY STOWEI., y '0'''''
p. S. Publishers of newspapers in the state of
Vermont will confer favor on the unfortunate by
giving the above notice place in their respective jour
mails.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

STATE or VERMONT 1T II z Honorable
for the Disric Dhlttendon To nil persons con-
cerned in the estate OF Reuben Bond, late of Under
hill, in said District, deceased, GREErISG.
Whereas, Melinda Rogers late Melinda Bond and
late executlx of the last will and testament of said
deceased proposes To render account Of her admin
stratlon md present her account against sad estate
for examination and allowance at a session of the
Court of Probate to be holden at the Registers Office
in Burlington, on the third Wednesday Of January
next.
Therefore You nre hereby notified to appear before
sad court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this seven
tecnth day Of December \. ID. $50.
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

GLOVES n PlPE...STRoHos & Co. have re-
- ceiycd and offer to purchasers
COOKING STOVES
Of great variety of SIZES and most approved patterns,
which will be sold at wnoic sale or retail. with or
without trimmings, to su' purchasers.-1lSO,
PARLOR AMI BON STOVES
in great variety of sizes and patterns Canada single
and double Stoves p TO SO inches, together with
5000 JOINTS STOVE PIPE of Canada English
and Russia sheet Iron Dumb Stoves, stove furn-
turc of Copper, Copper bottom, and Tn-Connected
with this establishment is mandatory Of Stove
Trimmings, Sheet Iron work and Tin Ware which
can supply at short notice any article not on hand OF
reasonable and in style inferior 10 none. The
attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited.
| Nov % $40
lizard WARE, SADDLERY WARE GUNS
j / Hollow ware, 4 c. The subscriber has Just re
ceived and is opening a large and general assert
ment of the above goods; comprising nearly ever,
article in the line and which will be sold on very
sonable terms for cash short credit, al the hard
ware store corner of church street and the square.
| ROBERT MOODY.
| EurlinUton Nov % 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
% TEACHERS OF ACADEMIES AND SCHOOL
NUTTING,5 NEW GRA NMAR.

TO TEACHERS OF ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS
NUTTING'5 NEW Ora NMAR.
~ p. WALTON x SONS, Montpelier, have re-
No Gently published grammar ry the Rev.
RutuS Nun@, Professor of Languages in Western
Re,crv COLLEGE; this work Is an enlargement ana
Improvement OF the excellent and highly popular
grammar y the same auAor first PUBLISHED IN 1876
and extensively used in Vermont. The following
testimonials to the excellence Of this book have al
rea " cen received.
NUTTlNG'S NEW GRAMMAR.-7'o THE PrBtrsu.
ERs OF NuTrING's New GRAMMAR Having autntively
examined the New Grammar of Rufus Nut,irg ro,x
publishing tyyoi, can trnly say hat am happy to
recommend II, because in doing 80 Give subs erve
as far $ my opinion may have weight, the interest
popular edn"aon IN orr STATE. had alvays consid-
ere, the former GruInInarby he same althor equal
and IN many respects superior, Oany nu-e; and on
comparing the present work wi the old one, tint all
essential omissions supplied, and large mass Of
highly interesting and useful mater added, which, IN
my opinion, mae, it work letter adapted to tho
use Of oar common Iu0ls than any grammar ex,ant
Montpelier Sept. i 1910, b p THOMPSON.
have forse year, adopted Nutings system Of
English Grammar; aud am prepared to say, that IN
my opinion, 1t Is greatly superior to any now in use,
not only correct in the principles OF the language
bn asbeng adapel TO the capacity ofearnero. After
using most OF the English Grainllars now in use |
have found that sch.Iars make much more rapid
progress IN following this system than anv other.
The improvements whichdi,tngui>h it should not la
considerable and iniudlcons innovations; they ac-
cord wihth opinions vi learned men in England
: : 1'land, AMI France, who have written on this
/ 81. 'ctt. This system has also been recommended
and ad,pej for many year; in the sch. - ofsome OF
tn. y. T.. states, and has been approved BY many
Distinguished Professor, in the Colleges.
ES SHEPARD, Teacher Of the Model School
Of the Ohio University
Ohio University, (Athens,) Sept, 1910.
| tFrom an experienced Teacher in Detroit, Mich)
Prot. K. NuIting 81 am exceedingly ions tina,
your Grammar should le universally known. The
more nse it the better Ike it. | have seen a
work ofthc kind winch think can lie compared W nh
all the other DOpu'ar
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
T OOK AT TIIIS.--IlAVE you A COUGH =

r OOK AT TIIIS..-TIANE you A COUGH T.
IL 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year IN
the United aes and millions suler feOtn troublesome
coughs and colds, that can La curud ly DR.. NJ. Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, sats
medical prescription, conang no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice for several years Will
most positively lord relief, and save you from that
awful diseaee, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave hnnnrelS Ct The young the Cd
BE persuaded 10 purchase hottie Of the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may lie too a'e. Have you a
cough!-Dr. lincecok's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you >houd take to you
For this plaig reason-Ihai in no one the thausand
cases where ii has lcen used has 1t Jailed TO relieve
Price 7jcens per lottle. For sale wholesale aud Re-
TAM, hy \. HlICflCOCK & co. No. III Gene, ee
st.. Utica, NJ Y. And by their agents thru ghout the
United States. In Burlington, by j. g. }. II. Peck 81
Co, Thco. 4. Peck IL Co. In Verrennes, by J. II.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet x Sawyer. In Geor
GA by Lorenzo James. eu2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
Burlington, Jan. IA, ISL.
Anthony Rhodes Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Probate Cour' for
DisTRlCT OF CHITrESpEN, SIS. the District OF mt
tenden To all persons interested in the estate .. An
lhony Rhodes late oil Richmond, in said District,
deceased.
WHEREAS, WIN. Rhodes, jr,, adminis'r Of the estate
OF said deceased, has made application to this Court
to extend the time limited for making payment OF the
debts of said deceased twelve months from the Sth
day of January, lSii, and the third Monday of
February next, being assigned for hearing in the
premises at the Eagle Hall in WIston, and II
having been ordered that notice thereof be given,
by publishing this decree three weeks successfully
in the Free Press, a news paper printed al bur
ngton, before the time fixed for hearing. Therefore
you are hereby notified to appear before SAID Court
at the time and place aforesaid, then and there, 10
make objection if any you have to the SAID time OF
paymen, being further extended as aforesaid,
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 9th day
of January, A. ID. lSiO. WIN. WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

n -IIemmngs 4, Sons Warren's and
" other fine sowing ueenles, ground downs be-
tweous and sharps Sadcs, Harness, MiIlirera
Glovcrs, Daring, KNITTING, Tape NettG! and Tam.
hour Needles Those wish good needles can depeud
upon finding them at all times the Variety Store
PlNS.-Paper aud ounce pms, black p;ns hair
pins very long, large pms, very small shCrt pins a,
the Variety Store, by 'ASGBoRS # BRINsiArp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

JTNBLEACHED Cotton Shifting and Sheet!Nq,
~ cotton yarn batting, wIckng, black and white
waddng, Russia diaper, crash table dia 8, padding
canvass, mcrs Hes quilts countcrpaines rose and
horse blankets, blcached co,tons blenched and I'M
beached cotton flannels English, French and Amer
cun prints, cheap as the cheapest by
MS y. LOVELY & co.
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8 NrFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTs.-D. NJ.

8 NTFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS-D NJ.
- Hchcoch> newly invented Snuii'Ihe les, arti-
America for the and abs dilute relief Of Ca,arrh
Dizziness Of the Head, Veal, Eyes, Nervous Head
ache, FaI'rn SrInr,s, Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snutlle~, partial shocks Of Palsy &c. For sale
whoe,a and REAL, IVA. HITCHCOCK & Co., sole
Proprietor, No. III Gene, tee ST. Utica, and by thei,
accents throughout The Union. In burlington, J. &
J. II. Peek & Co. In Ver4enne>, ly J. H. Bowman
In Milton, ly Burnett Sawyer In Georgia. by Lo-
lane,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

HAYS LINIMENT, For the cure of the Piles.
IL Weintcrm those who are troubled with this dis
tressing complaint that we have sold great number
of bottles of this article and that we can refer to per-
sons in this town who have been cured by the of
the liniment which we sold them. 1t can be usod
with all confidence; we do not believe it will fail 10
cure one case in 100 The genuine is signed Com
stock f. Co." We have the article directly from them
and ill sell it by the gross, dozen or single bottle.
Remember how It's signed as countcrfets are abroad.
Variety Store PANGBORN q BRINSMAID.
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T7HEO. A. PECK & Co. at the sign of the Mortar
L have just reed quantity of Cayenne Pepper, of
English importation. Constantly on hand, Bombay
Gum Myrrh, genuine Bayberry Bark, do. do. n Pow
der, Jamaica Ginger Root, do do. in Powder, Bengal
and Ohio Turmerics, &c. &c. Sept l6 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
NrEy CMURCH MUsIC.--olis, p1ondcrs &

Y tah SntH NOSRNss.OtlS BfOnGCrS q
Co, have published under the direction and sane
ton of the Boston Musical institute book of Church
Music Of every variety for devotional exercises called
the Boston Musical Institutes Collection of Church
Music. The whole having been composed, selected
and arranged by Thomas Conner, Esq, Organist at
Kings Chapel.
For long time VIC have known that Mr. Conner has
been lndustrousIy preparing this work for the press
Within his rosources-and no man in this country has
| greater-nohnr has been left untouched which would
aU in the composition of Sacred Music, He has had
English, German and Italian music at his command
and has used them freely.
Mr. Conner is the most accomplished musician. in
all the departments of the science and practice of that
divine art that we have known in Boston and his
namCls warrant that the often repeated humbug of
making new book out ofold tunes, spoiled by the
absurd alterations of an ignoramus has not been
practscd. His knowledge Of harmony is profound
his taste pure aud highly cuvatedn the best schools
his acquaintance with authors of sacred operate,
vocal and instrumental music is unoaqualod by any
other member of the profession among us. As per-
former on the violin, piano forte, and especlly upon
the organ, he has acquired reputation in Boston,
that is truly cnvabe-a reputation which neither he
the institute would sacrifice by publishing poor
| book.
| From cursory examination Of this collection, we
satisfied it's the best ever published in this country,
in so far as 1t Is new rich, appropriate, and adapted to
the popular taste and the state OF musical know ledge
Tho ..-Odlos choice the harmonies simple, easy
and correct the varieties of tunes and anthems are
| suited ocvery occasion; and such is the tone OF
| feeling which generally peryades the book, that we
feel confident that all who desire Improvement will
introduce it into their choirs Immediately. People
may, il they please, adhere to the dull music of old
times but advise them to follow the example of the
| Institute, and keep pace with the improved taste OF
modern days, and better musc.-Boston DAILY
| Times.
anime the above book at D. a. BRAMAN'S
| Jan. 20 lSil. Book Store
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CABINET WAR E.--The subscriber has rcsum-
~ ed the Cabinet business at the old shop on Church
street, formerly occupied by Nichols & Hcrrck, and
recently by B. II. Walker, where he intends to manu-.
facture and keep constantly on hand all kinds of
CABINET FURNITURE, Of style and quality not
inferior to any manufactured in this vicinity. He
hopes his long experience, together with strict attcn
ton to the BUSINESS, will secure him share of the
public patronage.
2rWANTED in exchange for Cabinet Work, Birch
and Maple Scantet, suitable for bedseads; Eastwood
plank, and boards from inch to inch white Pine
boards. Most kinds of country produce received in
payment (but cash would be very acceptable)
Burlington, Jan. |, 154l. SAMUEL NICHOLS.
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AIpACCA CLOTHS for coaks; grapes, camb-
"A let's cambeteens coats hair and common wors-
ted cambets printed Saxonys, plain and figured al
pines plain and printed muslin de laines all wool, now
openlngby n. LOVELY q GU.
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IRON, STEEL, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.
% Tons assorted sizes, English Tire Iron,
~ 3" Swedes Iron,
Russia Old Sable do
q Peru manufactured Iron, consisting of all
the ,7.ous sizes of round from 1 inch 10 inch
square do, Band, Scroll Hamc. and Horse Shoe Iron
&c &c. -STfEL.-
SA>UcnsoS & BRorHER's Cast Steel, all sizes
do Greavcs German do
English Blisered al American do.-Also n full and
general assortment of all descriptions Of goods con-
neced with the above trade.
Nov. 10, $40. STRONGS Y co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
LOAF SUGAR,

DOUBLE REFINED LOAF SUGAR, also an
excellent article OF Moasses for family use for sale
cheap by J.P. WHALING & Co.
Dec lG, $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

DORK.--I.YMAN g. COLE will pay cash for
i Heavy Pork, well fattened and in good order
Hogs should be allowed TO hang and drain full day
after butcherlng before taken to market. None will
be bought by without suitable allowance for shrink
age unless in understandable order.
Cash paid for slaughtered Sleeps Pels.
Darlington, Dec. A. 1910.
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CANADA STOCKINGS Gentlemen and Ladies'
Y Buck skin and lnlign Moccasins, Fur Gloves
Buck skin M.tlrns VOL ia r.ppo,s Ladies and Gem
Jlcmcns Mermo Lambs wool aud Worstei Wrap.
pors, just received AMI for sale 10y
Dec. 10, 1910. y. LOVELY & Co.
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DL.t KSMITI'.. -1he subscriber having re

pLAf KSNITi' ..-lhc subscriber having re-
, Gently moved from Allany, aud commenced the
Blacksmith business, IN all lts forms, in the new shop
ON Madison street, near Folleu q Bradley> Store
would respectfully invite the inhabitants Of Burlington
aud vicinity to give him call, he Is fully prepared
to do all kind, Of work in his line, the shortest no.
tee, lest ma aner and most favorable terms. He has
for many years past given his particular attention to
the Horse = eng business, and Farriery in all its
branches. From the long experience which he has
had, and the general information he has derived both
from theory and practice he feels fully confident in re-
commenting himsefto the public. He will lie pre-
pared at all times to give his personal attention all
kinds Of work in his ne-such As Ironing Wagons
and Seighs, ShpwUrk, &c. All kinds Of edge tools
made in the lest manner andmost approved style. He
trusts that by giving business his undivided attention
and the low prices al which he will lie enabled fur
nish work, 10 receives share ofthe public patronage.
JOHN SORAGEN.
pnriro,op ADr, IN
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Farm for For sale.

Farm Tor Tor sale
EA9sA TINHE subscriber offers for sale Farm
l;s;;M L one and ahalfmlles from the College
lIIl.& on the Wnooski turnpike containing 80,
$s&@ 100, $50, or 200 acres # land as the pur-
chaser may choose The buildings with little ex,,
pense may be put in good condition for tavern and
there is not better location for such establishment
between Burlington and Montpelier. Terms OF pay
ment easy, and any enterprsng industrious man with
a small capital may own good establishment in a
few years by purchasing this property,
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burliuuton, Jan. II, lSil
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III arHasI
InFairfax on the 18th inst. by H f. Hubbel Esq.
Mr.. JAMES II. Hills TO Miss MELISSA d. WILEY
both of Colchester.