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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
'Stores Nos. 22 finn and / - Fulton street,
A. l0la O'Clock. in the sales roo

LfIlIn Az

FRIDAY.
Al IoIs O'clock in the sales rooms.
Sale el elegant clothing fancy and dry goods splendid
Apotheeays synses and ether surgical instruments
winss, groceries, &c. ,.., ,,I
clothes and napkins sheets, pillow cases table covers q"''
Also-twcn,yseven frs, large hair mattresses
Al'o-twenty baskets eha,mgE4,,,gn..
AT lO1s o'clock, IN the sales rooms 40
Splendid Furniture of AZ MG drSS5'p0n'' m2sf
. At los o'clock.
Of Morton and Washington streets for cash. large and
sn's sr'"f
oo' Quantity OF bolts nuts and IRON OF all sizes
s.,. =, ~ lo1s O'Clock, at the sales room;
SUMMER .lo,nns dry Goods fancy and pledged articles,
~ s ao' in II Es ss F. md at No. street
Esp'"d'd and extensive TH III e srsPS, furniture
At 10 o'clock, a, No. sa Bfoadyvay, corner whiiest.
,I Sssss sSs a.:
and freshest aaies Wines esrvcdly eseSed and
or sale and affords Opportunity r families and dc others i'S
the stock viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
BY F. J. BEARNs, Aueuoneer.
This day. Friday at 10 o'clock at No &c Caharine st.
FunitureA general assortment of furniture, consisting of
ohosany chsls French bede1ds sofas BUREAUS per glasses
ef Wld rockers wipdass bedsie ds rosewood and
Wndso chairs mahogany desk carpets &c also quantity
CTnckep-Also same place, large quantity of China
SATURDAY. II O'Clock.
Handsome Fumitue-By virtue of landlords warrant
general of very handsome household furniture
Of mahogany sofas pillar and claw card centre and pier
abc French and half French chairs; plain dressing bu-
mao2 French cued maple wndass bedsteads
aiS E, p'i,, uefpy anu s.sn ehs's, rugs 10
lamp sandel11lss rliisd ssnassieE 9 cloths Sc
tosbs, with ,re ,n,,,, nf T.o IN vnn -; lqaoL, az
III go, 10 I, ~ y, W AZ, 500 - pio Sa-e''
f.e 81 ,a'y IN 'e ihpi <isu ISL , 81
- "a. ~ oei.eA az w nr't' eas. ooihe. oi
contents of Cir Gerry Store comprising large and valuable
Also, time the lease of the store and
cellars
Books and Staonery-Atl O'Clock at the sorea large
quantity of books stationery and fancy goods
former purchasers which were not cale, for at the sale No
Barclay
MONDAY.
FuniureAt 10 o'clock at store large assortment of
handsome furniture.
THURSDAY.
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To Ship Masters.

shall esteem favor f captains of vessels arriving
VIII give 70 Commolore H. s. Martin of our ne VS.
s o. e shipping left At the port whence they sailed the
ese spoken on Their passage list of their CARO- AMI any
foreign newspapers they may have tommnr Ni,; 61
board them immediately their arrival We viii rec;roea
he favor in We WIN iec'Piocae
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On Tuesday oath inst. by the Rev. Spencer II. Cone,
Mr. Jsoon MsRsBALL merchant, Of this city formerly
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cond only among the ply steal improvements OF New YORK
and of the Union
them to the New York and Erie Railroad but with
other than feelings OF respect for the benefactors under
auspices has thus FAR been prosecuted through
many and great embarrassments, shall cheerully APP
prove any mode for continuing the enterprise that shall
the Legislature expedient assuming oil course
that the measure Will involve no unnecessary pubic
sacrifice.
At the very moment when the Gov delivering
this message the President of the Company Salary $4,000
per annum) and the Directors determining not to
pay the interest the road The road will indeed
be completed in ss dead loss of 50 to the tax
payers besides annual charge of 900 per annum
At the time Mr. Holman's report made the credit
loaned TO companies amounted to- 500, w
Since then the Erie Rail Road received. 'l'oooooo
Total s5Oi5,7Oo
In the meantime have failed the following =
Cstskil and Cannajaharia Rail Road, 5000 600
New York and Erie Railroad " 100000
- s35i57oo
Balance. ...'' Pi''''''
The whole amount mentioned by Mr. Hoffman, mas
been added the debt without one dollar received
by the citizens The two rail roads sold brought sooo
not enough to pay expenses Ofthe remaining Si'oooo"
$500 lent the Delaware and Hudson Canal Inc
people will be burdened with S. 900 OF debt leaving
interest $500 900, and receive no equivalent This
the result of the glorcaton message of the Governor
and report of b. Ruggles-this the enlarged views"
and liberal policy emanating from the Office of self
sufficient broker Wall street. which TO prevent
New York from losing rank and caste;" while Pennsy
vania-Heaven bless us was attaining such glorious
emnence Even the last report Of the Secretary of War
used puff these roads aud endeavor caole the
Federal Government into lending them hand. However
it is under the hammer and the Secretary
the Governor, the ex-canal commissioners and comp
roers the Wall street brokers' and the whole host of ad
for the road still preserv notions of its value
the people of the State will be very glad dispose of it to
them at bargain
It is amusing fact, that whenever set of banks re-
specie payments and the coins in and out IN
the regular of business the bank officers and GUS
astonished the fact that the papers in
their pay TEEN with figures illustrative of the number of
dollars drawn and re.drawn When the United States
Bank made its abortive resumption in January lsil and
lasted six weeks the New York Courier every day told
the public how much specie the monster had emitted
which in amount always upwards ofconsiderable"
Unfortunately, however, morning the bank broke,
and has never been heard Of since The process
since, and is now going in relation to New Orleans
Our institutions receive aud pay out forty times the
every day without attracting attention at all
The sound banks of New Orleans will continue their pay
ments without difficulty, but the others stop. The
event depends entirely upon the ability of the bank The
COMPTON OF THE BRANCH ALABAMA BANK AT
E.. IN
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY az Issa

sun Risss''. " MOON IN 20
sun ~ HIGH wArER....... 10 81
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CONDITION OF THE BRANCH OF THE ALABAMA BANK AT
d S'ihLh' "a os ~; ~; ioii mp aPhiL ~ Sil.
2.28a.5 2.2al.G96
Sales Mt the Stock Exchange.

This denotes preparation for resumption. The bills
OF the Alabama banks selling here at 25 per cent dis
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far-fsned and celebrated Pills. from Portugal
we perceive, TO be obtained in this country See advertise
ment on the last column of fourth page. ms is
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
SHERIFF.. OFrIcr Cry Hail.

SPECIAL ELECTlON.-The Sheriff has issued the fol.
~ lowing notice the Inspectors Of Elections and the Com
mon Schools will Of behereaiter controlled by
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Ship Mary Ellen, Sweetlin, Boston, Cary ( Co-Brlgs @,
D. Lamar Sannemann savannah Scott Morell; Tybee
Por,land, Ne Taylor Wasson Douglass. Bangor Me
bucs-Schr Delaware, Grafton, Hull, England, Badger
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STOLEN

\ elegant long black SILK VELVET CLOAK with
hood lined throughout with pmsian blue satin, trimmed
with deep silk fringe mixture Of blue and black also cords
and taes of blue and black from No " Hudson where
liberal reward will be given any person who will
10 the owner. m26 Ser
EuRNlTTRE SALE.-Housekeepers aud Others having
liable furniture dispose of can have the placed in
As sale OF the subscribers, for the first June.
JAMES BLEECKER & son,
Merchants Excba
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A the Annual Mceng Of the Thistle Bene olen! Aso
"A caonn held Thursday the 18th the following
Gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing Robt
Sharp, Esq. President james Cur, Esd. Vice President
John Pen Esd Treasurer VIM Stuart Secretary Messrs.
WIN. Mclaughlin II. Kerr James II nison, WIN. chadson.
and s. Mlycock Managers. From the former Treasurer
port appeared that the proceeds of the society for
Soi3 25 from which after paying all expenses they
were bled To relieve families m27
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

C0RNER OF BROADWAY ANpANN STREET.
y Y. Il. BARNuM, manageT.-EVERY DAY AND
EVENING THIS WEEK, commencing Monday, May
o. Best arae.,o IN the city Day vstes admitted the
MASTER, JOHN DIAMOND, the great and original ne.
dancer whose rcnown has induced others hs
name, has from years absence New Or
leans and will appear his wonderful dances and hreakdcwns
accompanied by the celebrated W. WIITLOCK, with his
unriyaed Ethiopian Melodies and EYtravaganzas the
BANJO.
One week Of the mysterious GIPsEY GIRL She
can be privately consulted during the day.
Is INDIAN WARRIORS and SQUAWs dressed in
the NATIONAL COSTUME, engaged for this week
only.
MISS ROS.4LLE the Vocalist; COLLINS, the Comic
Singer CELESTE the Dancer .fNIM.7L M.4GNE-
TTSM NIAGARA FALLS ALbINO LADY; GLASS
BLOWING.
6rand CosmoTama, and NOVEL CURIOSlTIES
than contained in any five museums in America.
splendid day performance Wednesday and Saturcy
afternoon
Abundance the whole Is cents-children half price.
nooc
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r REAT AND NOVEL ATTRACTION AT THE
" ELYSIAN FIELDS Free Concerts d'Ete, la Mu-
sad every Monday "Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon from
31a o'clock Ga O'Clock TO commence Monday next To
render the indpcemsni 70 ys these delightful grounds ire
ssable Mr. MCCARTHY the lessee the place, has the
to the public that he has effected short
with Band Professors of high
der of talents and led by Mr. +. Myers; They will perform
selection from the Operas of the most d,red composers with
iayorte overtnres, cayatnas gallorades, &c &c.
The beauty of he surrounding scenery combined with the
excellence of the fail yield crafty
those who may honor him with their company.
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100 900 PICKLES, in packages 10 SUIT custon,ers-
ZUU, UUU Assorted Pickles, Catsup. Sauces. Pre-
l,e. and English Mustard, Of superior quality and low
Sour krout by he barrel keg Preserved Meats, Soups
fv.,ers Fowls Milk &c. warranted keep length Of
roe and climate excellent for ship they afford
great pxury reasonable price Ground Coffee, warranted
pure Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Catup, by the gallon
or dozen
n. B.-Large size Pickles for aocer, by u,p
WELLS X MILLER,
Wholesale and Retail Warehouses for Pickles,
m23 3ms 1874 Water aud 2i2 Front street.
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Mr. aud MRS. c. E. HORN beg leave respectfully to In
VI form their friends and tho public, that their Benefit viii
take place Monday next May 30, which occasion will be
performed the Opera of The Maid Of Sayony, other
tainnents viii be announced ia future advertisements
m2 a
fTHE BRANCH.-DOWNlNG opens his Brancn this day,
= Win an uncommon Tine lot of SHREWSBURY OYS-
IEtS prepared Tor the OCCASION and with lot of Oysters
caught up inc sound, IN cove belonging old wealthy
They truly fine.
TUOMASyDOWNING
m26 2i5 Broadway, the % house below Murray ST.
DRAFTS ON IRELAND Drafts ~ sight FOR any amount
- drawn direct the Royal link of Ireland Dubln which
paid free Of discount charge in every
province, county, and all the inland towns throughout Ireland
For sale, at all times, by
ROCHE, BROTHERS < COXsa
mo7 IS Fulton ST., next door 10 The Futon BsuL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04
COMMUNICATION.

AN OLD SToRY NEW vAMPED."- Under this
hend was published, in the last Waterman, dis
torted account Of n sentence passed by Judge
Reyes Of Slockbridge, on a criminal for stealing
a pair Of boots The relaOr has got the facts all
askew. The boots did not belong to Gen. Curtis,
but TO Judge Chase. The admonition of the nudge
to The prisoner was sufficiently dro but very diff
farent from the "new vnmped" account. AT the
time of the larceny, Judge Chuse was n Senator
IN Congress, and, on his way to Washington, stop
pei at Windsor over night, where his boots were
stolen An important treaty was about to be pre-
sened 10 the Senate for ratification, and the Yer
mont Senator was in haste to accomplish his our
ney, mud somewhat annoyed At this nncoureous
abstraction OF his sodt iSes. Horace Everett then
States Attorney for Windsor county, filed am in
formation in Judge Reyes court at Woodstock, ut
the March term lel6, charging That one Nealy
Norris, transient person, on the 2lst day Of No
Vemher, A. ID. 1915, with lor:e aud arms at Wind.
sor, Ia sad county, pair of boots OF the value
Of ten dollars OF The proper goods and cutteIs of
one Dudley Chase, then and there being, ieIoni-
ously did Steal take aud carry away, contrary, & C.
and against the peace and dignity of The State"
The prisoner WINS nrraiguetl, tried, and convicted
OF the Iet and Judge Reyes, in pronouncing the
sentence, gave INN very thorough running over
May be-" said he, "you are nl enemy 10 YOUR
country, aud may he you wished to prevent the
ratification of the important treaty That was to
come before the Senale, and so contriVCd to steal
The Senators huols to hinder him in his Journey
and prevent his arrival III season to vote upon The
treaty. To he sure, a man can travel without
boots, though not very comfortably in the mouth
OF November but you have heard Ivy the inlormn-
ion winch has been flied against YOU, mud to be
sure you might know if !, ou hadn't heard it. that
is against the dgnity of the State to have one uf
her Senators travelling without boots. To he
sure TINS is an affair of grea' nggravntion, aud the
court tel you that in that same Windsor where
You stole The boots, there is place for Just such
CRITTERS as you are, and we are going to send you
there ti yen can learn better than to steal Sen
ators boots" With this admouiton, and more o!
The same Kind, the Judge sentenced the prisoner
to two years hard labor in the state prison
AMIGOS CURIE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

MISUNDERSTANDING speech made by Gov.
occasion, as we learn from the N. Y. Tribune, to
hold up "the aprocous doctrine OF Reputation, in
vivid coIors, to general adherence and execration,
and exhibited the considerations of honesty, good
faith, character aud policy which should impel ev.
cry American to regard with jealous care The pre-
sarvalion aud scrupulous redemption Of the Pub
lie C,edit, whether Municipal, State or National
No matter though imprudenhy contracted he in
sisted that The last dollar of the Public debt should
be paid, principal aud nterest,-lhat il was The
duiy and should he the pride of every American
citizen. 10 feel patriotic and deep solictude for
the pn,ment 10 the lust dollar"
Such language should be held on all proper &C.
casions by every honest and high minded STATES
man. Bah. finer.
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party of Kickapoos recently brought into
fort Gibson, II hoy about ter years OF age, pur.
chased by them from the Canauches, giving
$500 for him. lie could not speak n word of En-
glish. The little fellows sister was lett with the
Camanches aud will be obtained from them.
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DEATHS.

In this town. Saturday 29th oct Mrs Mary CALDWELL aged
49, Printers in Hartford Ct, Ohio and n. Y requested
In Cabot 9th nit Of fever Polly Morse, wife of Battle Morse,
In Derby the eth ins aged 80, Timothy Human J of
the prevailing throat dempor. Mr. H. of the Hon
Timothy Human, of the settlers the town. who is
still living He died. the christian dies leaving his friends
consolation that the world neither give nor take away
and possessing himself full Insurance of blessed immortality
beyond the grave.
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PERU IRON COMPANY

PERU IRON COMPANY
HAVE, and will constantly keep deposie with their
agents al Burlington, VI. Peru manufactured Nails
and Iron, Of the following descriptions. to wit
NAILS.
3d. 4d 3d. 3D. Cd, l0d, 1874 200, 24d 9od 40d Sod Sod
SpIKES-4 inch, 4 l2 5, 5 - and 6.
FINISHING NNAlLS-bd Sd, l0d, I'D, manuiac.
tured specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS-l2d, 2OI and 24d.
IRON.
ROUND IRON,-3.S 7.!6, lie, 0. lie, 5.s, ti-I6,
"a, rs. inch, l.s, Ia IS, 1-2, 1853,
Sd. 2 inch 2 4, 2 l.2, STA.
SQUARE IRON,-Ss, ZIG, l.2, 9-l6, SIS, Ills,
"a, rs, |, l,s, Ia, SIS, ?, : .2 inches.
BAND lRON,- la, I.2 "a, ?, 2l-4,2 ala,
Q "a, 3, l.2, 4, | 2, inch.
TIRE lRON,-l Ia, l.2, ga, vide, and from
$50 5, s thick.
HORSE SHOE IRON, various sizes.
HAME AND SCROLL IRON, do. do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut TO order in short
notice.
The Peru Iron Company manufacture their goods a,
intend to keep the hands of their agents full and
complete assortment that can be und in the Ii is
believed that The goods from this establishment better
than those from any other IN the vicinity
Purchasers respectfully solicited inspect the goods
Of this company. Prices low and terms favorable
can be found in the State.
T. F. and w. L. STRONG, Agents.
August 25th 1912. rs SIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

A celebrated writer on sight, says, that the wear-
ing Of wells permanently weakens many naturally
good eyes, on account of the endeavors of the
eye to adjust itself TO that too common article of
dress
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

AT n camp meeting near Cincinnati, week before
last, man who was addressing the congregation,
in state OF high devotional excitement, sudden
ly fell and expired. 1t was uscertnned that he
had burst n blood vessel.
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MARRIAGES..

In Calais, Sept %, by L. c. McLoud ESQ., NJ Richard
Sioway to Miss RoXanu Amanda Tucker, both of Caus
In East Calais the lh inst by M Nathaniel Eaton ESQ
Mr. Ira 5. Dwine to Miss Canda H. Peurce all Of the for
mct place.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-VER-
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
IRA ANDREWS, Of Duxbuty, in sud District to be
declared Bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentss, District
Judge in Montpelier in said District Wednesday,
Der a. 1872 10, A. VI.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON, of DuSbury ia said District to
be declared Bankrupt the office Of Prontiss District
Judge in Montpelier il said District, Wednesday, Decem-
Der IA, 1919, 10, A. NJ.
SUMNER o. TUCKER of Marsh6 a. said District to he
declared Bankrupt the office Of Prentss District
Judge in Montpelier in said District wednesday December
II, 1912, 10, A. NJ.
CLARK COURsER, Of Waterbury, in said District. TO be
declared Bankrupt, at the office of Prcntss District
Judge in Montpelier in said District Wednesday December
II, 1872, 10, \ VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

BRIGHTON MARKET, Der. 81.
At market 5000 cattle, about 5000 of which were
beef, and 1000 stores. Prces-extra S.; first
quality 25 to A so second 3 so to 4 third so
TO 325.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

On motion of Mr.. Briggs, it was ordered that
the delegates ofhe several counties make nom
inalion of County Committee for each county,
and report to tins Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Fairbanks, Resolved, Tia,
when this Convention adjourn it adjourn 10 meet
at this place on Monday evening next.
On motion of Mr. Fairbanks, it was RESOLVED,
That the charmen Of the several County Com
nIiitees, within each Congressional District, con-
stitute together the District Committee for such
district
On motion of Mr. Stansbury, committee was
appointed to prepare and report resolutions to the
adjourned meeting on Monday evening.
The chair appointed rs such committee .hessrs.
ID. w. e. Clarke, L. P. Walton Jr., Shafier Fair
banks, and Hale.
The Convention was then addressed by Messrs.
Fairbanks, Briggs, S. L. Billings, Lyman, E. p.
Walton Jr, Tracy, and Milton Brown.
The Convention adjourned.
D. NJ. CAMP, President.
E. E. F. +, s M.s.Ds y"' Secretaries.
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

(tLARK COLLINS have this day received fresh
~ assortment Of Botanic Medicines among which may
be found Ground AIT Cayenne, Ginger Root, Bayborry,
Golden Seal, Slippery Elm, American Valenan Compost
ton Black Cohush Lilley Root Turkey Mynh, do Arabic,
Cayenne Pepper Pods Hot Drops sc,
@. d o. would say to Physicians and others who may
be disposed TO call that they will find all medicines offered
by them obc Of tho first quality and a, the lowest rates
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

WE Il subscribers beng appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Cont for Il dis ret Uf Randolph
commissioners receive, cx,mne adjust nil cIms
and demands all pctsnus, the estate oil Isaac NJ
Laid late Of Wilkins SAID district deceased, rep
resented lnsuvcni all claims and de- mInds exhibited IN
oi the and months from he day ol October
1912 brny allowed by said Court for that pose, we do
ihcicfoc hereby give notice. III we will attend 10 the
ba mess "f appointment the dwell ing hnrse Of
Widow AscnMh Ladd IN WlllIainstown the 18Th da1
of Derr iuher last Thursday March nrx from nine
O'Clock A. NJ until Cur o'clock z. NJ. each VI sad
days -
DANIEL BURNHAM. (t,omm,,s
GEORGE MARTIN. iO0""''
Wiliiams,rwn Oct 6, 1912. 80
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FOR SALE,


INHE WOOLEN FACTORY and machinery formerly
l. owned by The Gioen Mountain Wooden Manufaciur-
ing Company situated in The ourishng village Of Ludlow,
Windsor county, W. upon Black River one Of the best
streams ior propclng manufacturing machinery in the
state. The Fectory building five stories high, substan-
TALLY built OF bck and capable Of containing six sets Of
ku-scymere machinery. There now ia SAID factory
three prime sets Of said machinery, with complete set
Of fixtures Tor The same also adjoining said factory wood
house, dye house q dry dop all Of which nearly a.
convenient Tor the business. Also convenient boarding
house sufficient to accommodate from so to IS boardurs
also twO barns aud the privilege, Saw Mill -
The location is favorable for obtaining wood at a very
cheap rate.
Tue owners of the above property being DESTROYS Of dis
posing of The same will make The price and terms Of pay
msnt such as cannot Tail Of giving satisfaction any
who may wish to purchase. For further particulars
quire of
WHITEwELL, SEAVER & Co.
Milk Street, Boston.
d. PERRY Esq, p. NJ, at Ludlow
JoHE DUNBAR, Esq, Ncwbuty VI,
Ocuber4 l8ll. 3m6O