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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

Juy.O -'--n
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.-Tht session OF This Incl
u luton tic LIST day of ocoker and icrm.
nate 4h Of July following The Schools Of the Uni'e
ty, with their respective Professors, are:
Ancient l.ansuages-Dr. Grssner Harrison.
. Modern Languases.--Hr- Charles hraisir.
Ma,hem2fs-a Eawar Sna G"i rdraa
Civil Engncerng're s'hJeris Of witch are divided be-
G. Chemistry and Matria MeGica.-Dr John p Emmcl.
T. Medcine.-Dr. Henry Howard.
e. Anatomy aud SurseTy.-lr James l.. Cabtl.
g. Moral rhlosolhy.-air. George Tucker.
TO- I.aw.-Judge Henry II. Geo. Tucker.
In Schools Of Languages also taught The literature O.
respective languages Tnd ancient and Modern History N
thar of Ens.erinE Mneaosy and Geology 10 that OF h9r
Philosophy, Bellies Lcre LOGIC and Political Eeonomy aud IN
Law, besides Municipal Law in all its branches the Law
Nature and Naiions the Science Of Government and Co'iu
tonal Law. @
teen yrars Of hut the Faculty may dispense with this refa
sition Ia favor Of one who,e hrn'hnr is student
Every student is free attend The schools nf his choice; but II
he he twenty Years Of axe, hc shall attend o. ea,
three, ules< authorised hy his parent or guardian, in ws or
by the Faculty, for good cause, attend less number
students under the age oi twen'yone years are required !"
board within tie precincts
Young preparing for the ministry attend any {" Tue
of the University without The payment fees to The Fro
fessors.
The which late required students wear pre-
scrbcd uniform have been suspended.
Every student resident precincts mnst matrici
lation dcpose with the paimn all lie money bills, drafts &C.
Under his con intended 10 dcfay his while at The
SO deposited must he sufficient s fees to professors dorm-
tory rent for Of the public three months board co-
books &C. may at tie commencement All funds
received him be deposited with the Plron,
who has charge of his disbursements; all deposies
charge OF per centuin commission is authorised
The Of the Legislature, prohibiting merchants ana ne
under severe penalties from cedting Students will he strictly
enforced The ceTce contract debts which the Chairman "i
the Faculty is authorized IN conmcd Except where me
parent guardian sl nherwSe in wfing request 10 caes
of urgent nccessy and these is hoped that parents and guar
dians WILL far possible from alisins y the timely
supply a the requisite funds
Religious performed The University every sun
day by Caplan WHO'S appointed in from The four pr
cjnal denominations Of the State.
p,J ,Saashinr lodging and attendance SllO
Reu Of Dorntory, S6; for half, If occupied By two
Use of public and naturalization fee, u
Fuel aud candles, estimated nj y
rses if only one Professor attended, $685. two, each
Professor S3U; if more than two, 10 each S5 say q
Total exclusive OF cohes hooks and pocket money soy
In the Of Law ieie is extra Zee of S payable ny
students attending The senior class. .,-- o 800
The allowance clothes is Limited by the cnactmenss 10 sioo
and for pocket money to SIS.
''-A'Ao - -
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- APPAHANNock LAND.-The Executors Of William M"r
deceased will offer for public SALE upon the
Thursday the eth day September his Snowden Is
Stafford county ON The Rappainnock River about seven
miles below fredericksburg 1t contains, w estimation be-
ved be about $50 acres, aud IF the finest
farms in that part Of vrglnasuch seldom offered
for sale. considerable portion tan 100 is auvaI
meadow perfectly reclaimed and OF fertility The upuns
OF good soil and noveable quality while the intervening
table Land ~ highly improved ard most productive There Is
dwelling uisr the and the barns,
rc cornho>c aud cabins unusually good. Persons des
OF obtaining really superior farm invited Ia examine IT,
The of sale VIII be- onCtrd cash. the remainder Of the
tmoney aud bearing interest from the
lies and trust deed upon the premises. The purchaser Will
have The privilege Of preparing immediately for for hc
but fun will be stipulated be given he
fe the 1T of January lei3-a!tnng, perhaps, may h. given
earlier, NE present crops and other property now on The pre-
disposed Of Should The purchaser of the
land desire it, he buy the other property consisting of arrs
Stock, reasonable terms Further particulars may be
learned on the DAY of SALE
ARTHUR 4. MORSON,
JAS. " MORRISON,
LAS. a. Seldom,
Executors of William Morson, deceased
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prGiC SALE or Landry virtue Of deed Of trust TO
ia. subscribers, oil record IN the Clerks Office Of the
~ Of Fauquier, they will proceed 10 sell, on The 2d
August Court Of said county, t23d Augusta 10 the
a. dder before front door Of the Cour; house IN War
o land the said town, supposed TO con'a u
Asa - a,te portion nf this land is In good state Of
whilst believed The whole cf il Is Of character
ri! susceptible improvement from the OF lime. clover aud
Ii divided into convenient nnlmhsr 9t fields with
aniar yyaisr eacn, S'"i"'"o'' ,,I;s
. ~. ,,n. . arrc barn and necessary out houses. inns
@ la. ,hln mile and half of Warfentoa, whete .sle az.
,,.s male and frmae and III region OF COUNT! w.
s in por; Of health and society IL Is wei snppieu M'
;hr The terms Of sale one-third 10 be la,u IN
ZONE and he residue be divided into three eluii an
ayan.ns wiki interest from the date, secured W sooo
T''''a' u ''''' e RICHARD II. FooTE, Trustees
WM w WALLACE,
The pnr> med private sale Tract o! ms o%,',
r- distance lrom Wafreuon the read TO the sanluy
49, ,ca,in,. III acres of highly improveaoe quar-
md IN in, II prrsen, fertility infer or To few Farms IN the
at,at Il Is finely waeied, has an abundance OF tuei
,r ,rl ,esenIs handsome for country residence,
"myensu, distance from town. The buildings al an in.on
,be t,ene could he enlarged aud improved from ma".
sc1 III. iinm namely: qua,rcs of huilahestone anu Tint.
-, ~ WIN. w. WALLACE
.'r.' 23-tds
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Sir lin IS neck By James Reer Canal 10 Lyneh6urg
ard fron, thence, by Stages, to The Whlfs Sulphur
mia Natural Bridee and DibrctFS Springs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-19

iitE-Iie Franklin manufacturing Compare have
~ pointed ~ : Maddox their Agent who will h- furnished
ms Store Two doors below the Dank n
supply 81 all the varieties Of Writing PAPER maae AZ rc'r M
VIZ Fonlscap facap packet aud letter Paper all which lie
will SELL by wholesale and ren prices az cannot fail
satisfy the public City nad merchants, and citizens
and
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NIoTIcE-Mr. John WOUDYARD-Sir: Yon win please take
Y po.ice that filed petition in the Circuit Sup ror
Court Of and Chanocy for Harrison, Virginia. 10 get di-
vorcr rpeu from you, which will be tried NJ the
next October Of said Coud.
:. AMANDA WOODWARD.
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D. NJ. Hoyt d. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office
RICHMOND, Va.

LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.
EloN are The Schemes fnr hugs-read Them make
- selecilon-and send capital prize rel
lers, IiOYT ( co.
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John NJ MILLER, ArroRxEr Law, will regularly attend
The Superior and Inferior orts of puwtan and Cumberland
he will also attend any business
10 him in The counties Of Amelia aud Goochamd.
AdGrrss-fuw CONT house.
inIy1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
CA II D..

GOur most cordial acknowledgements
ere due to our excellent friends, .Nlrssrs.
OsrHEiM AND MIcmoLLs, for a basket of
"ths juices" accompanied by tho follow.
Ing very handsome communication.
That the wine is ofthe choicest kind we have
sufficient assurance in the source from which it
comes and, really, happier conceit was new.
Or dreamed Of, than that Of packing champaign
with almonds-unless, indeed, it be that kim
drsd one, Of packing almonds in champaign.
To the Editor of the Free Press.
That the worshipful Free Press is devoted to
objects Of Commerce and is chiefly intended for
the Mercantile world we were aware but we,
however, perceive with ineffable delight that it
also deals with the MUSES., and that with the
verisst good humor possible, it can coniure up
one Of the fairest Of the brood Of Bacchus =
which signal triumph Of the Ruby God in these
times opens new and glorious field to profound
investigation.
How highly we prize so spirited a production,
our worshipful friend of the Free Press will be
able to estimate from our doing ourselves forth.
with the pleasure of presenting for his accept.
ance, bottle of the identical lIeidsick Cham.
paign, and another Of Hochheimer Ausbruch
packed in Sicilian Almonds.
The gariands OF sisterhood with which the
Gods euwreathed the Vineyards of Champaign,
and those Of the eximious Rhine, will be, we
hope, a sufficient emblem of the cordalty and
Giendship with which we make the offering.
OSTHEIM e. NICHOLAS.
Burlington Dec. 9TH, lS42.
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TESTIMONIAL.

At q meeting Of the Chittenden County Bar
convened in the court room. on the evening oil
the 30th Of November, 1912, the Hon. FRAN
CHS WILSON, and the Hon. EDMUND
WELLINGTON, assistant judges Of Chtten.
den County Court, being about to retire fron
the bench by the expiration Of their term o.
Office the following resolutions were passed
unanimously:
Rcsolred, That the bar take pleasure ir
bearing testimony to the integrity, ability, and
gsntlemanly conduct unformery exhibited by
the IIoN. FRANCES WILSON, and the Hon
EDMUND WELLIsGToN, during the time they
have neld their respective Offices, as we'll upon
the bench, as in their intercourse with the bar
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the bar be in
structed to furnish copy Of the above resolu'
ton, to each of the above named gentlemen
and 10 each of tho Editors Of the newspapers
IN Burlington, for publication.
A true extract from the minutes.
Attest, WIN. WESTON, Clerk.
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Seli-P rOtectors, to Travellers
and uuilsc.Kecnrrs.

The greatest modern improvement in fire Arms.
sei!- 'ockiEg ~ Scl,.rev0iving Pocket Pistols,
tMHICH can be discharged six times in a few sec.
w ends; the pistol cocks, the barrel revovcs and
discharges by merely pulling the trigger; the cham
Der and barrel is in one piece, and therefore cannot
blow apart like some repeating pistols. The con.
strucon is very smplc-they can be drawn from the
pocket and used with hand without the loss of
moment six shots can be fired as fast rs man can
crook his finger. They are no larger than the ord-
nary pocket pistol.
For travellers, house keepers, captains, planters,
public officers and others, they an indispensable
article as persons both male and female, can with
the pistol protect their lives and property i attacked
by many persons, as one Of them is equal to near
dozen Of the common kind.
The public is invited to call and examine the same
rs their simplicity being warranted not to get out Of
order, and their perfect safety will certainly recon-
mend them over all others
Also, for sale double and single barrel Pistols fine
ones made by Hollis e. Brothers. Birmingham, from
50 to s3ench. Also, few cheap ones made some
where We have percussion Caps and Pills Flasks
Shot Bags, Dirk, Bowie Knives Stcels pocket
fire lighters, with flint and punk. Knives, Razors,
Scissors, &c. PANGBORN d. BRINSMAID.
Dec. |. 27w3
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CHILDREN CRY FOX THEN,
AGENTS FOR sHERMAN'S LoZENGFs,

GROWN PEOPLE say they are the p'ra>ane>r
~ an! most t le'tlve me ilcine in EnormoIs
0naniItle, are sold ana 10 " likes hem. Free
man ll'n,, r.. q. editor of The Merchants Magazine,
lays they ciirci hi 90 20 few hour, The R-v.
Mr.. Dunbar, Of the MEougal street Church, wa,
cured Of very a cola AM cnIgh IN one iay. The
Rev. Mr.. Anthony, Of the Methodist church wa, cured
of con ,unr'or Y them.
SHERMAN'S WORM l.OZENGFS have ave,
he lives Of ,hor>anl. Ask W. F.. Evan, E.a. 6
Walker IT. the Hon Edward J. Pur er Hon. r 4.
clans what they thnk If sherman Lozeng-> and
they will eIl yorrhey are een,-he on inislla-
be me lirine- known
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR Lounges are real
andn,e 10 headache palpi'arion, ic ne>s lovy-
mess OF spirits and de, pundenrvor The er'S Of di-
.ipa,iun. Capt Chadwick OF the We linr,on Mr.
Aclermad, The great sign pain'er, Mayor CLARK and
| almo every oily, knows their value
POOR MANS LASrER-Shcrman', we mean
costs I2i cents, AMI j. certain 10 cure rhelm,,i,n,
lrmNago, pain or weakness in the breast >Il. or
| back, also pe>-anl they re worms when ap,lie
to The pat. Az Je lioxie or any one who ba-
use, il, AMI woIli give s. Tor one sooner than 6y.
| cents tor all o'hcr plaster.
| SoRE NlfPLf.S-Pcsitivey cnrel Nv Sherman.
Papiiiary o., without IA ing The ibid from The rea,
should e cartf that they the genuine sherman
Lozen-e- ami Pa>'ers, a. he canno, e acroun,ahl,
Tor the worthless articles that may Otherwise I
palmel upon ihtm.
| L'k-"i'c all GENrISE PATENT MEDICINES
PerfumcrifS. Scars, MlS, Bidckinps de- dec
Also, STNiRIrS CONFEC ITONERIE.S
For the rca trade
For ale ~. PECK e. SPEAR
rrnsgi,i> Burlington VI. o7f
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1913.
BOSTON ALMANAC.

TTNHE Boston Almanac for 1913 will he ready for
delivery about the second week IN December.-
me Publisher ~ happy 10 announce 10 the Public
that this number Of the Almanac will contain orig iaai
rtetsS Of all the CHURCHES in Ioston. The drawings
were made on the spot by an eminent artist of Bys-
ton, MI H. Blllngs.) and were cut by some of cur
best Engravers. Each one is accompanied with
short chronological ncCount from the formation tia
Society to the present time. This information, &C.
compnnei by correct view ofeach house Of Putlic
worship IN the City, will give particular interest 20
the A!nlannc, and especially 50, when it is oonsd
cred that The ,oiole Of TIE Churches in Boston are
embraced in the account
The remainder of the book will be occupied with
the usual matter found in the Almanac, and which
has gwen II So much c-e' ri,y in years past. The
covers Of the Almanac will be decorated with highly
wrought specimens of Enclosing and elaborate Fam
cy Printing. The volume, as whole, will exceed
any number that Las yet been published. As bu, a
limited number will be struck Of, our friends from the
country are requested send in their orders SOFIA
as possible 10 the publisher or 10 Messrs THOMAS
GaooM & Co, State Street. Orders. first received
will first attended TO. Nov. Is
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SHOCKING DEArn.-A girl named Cath
arino Kcegan, native of Ireland, about 90
years old, who was a servant in the family
Of Mr.. Livingston in the Bloomingdale road
N. Y, was burned so badly, in consequence
Of her clothes taking fire. that she died or
Tuesday at the house Of relative in It'll
street, where she Yves sent by her employer
after the accident. The coroner's jury re.
turned the following verdict '-"Death from
wounds caused by her clothes taking fire ir
the kitchen of Mr.. Livingston, on the Bloom
ingdale road, and that the conduct Of Mr.
Livingston was not worthy of Christian Of
good Samaritan, in allowing the deceased
TO be removed from his dwelling"
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Transatlantic Newspaper aud General
Agency Office, Liverpool.
CHARLES WILI.MFR.


Newspaper, forwarding, and Genera! Agent,
SNCPPLlkSto order, with greater promplitlIde ard
~ regu'ar, than any other horse, and the mos,
rea ona IL ierrn>, "a lonlou Daily Paper for &c I0a
Sernr per annIm,) NEw,pArEss, PRicE CURRENTS,
SHIPPING Llsrs, hAGAsISEsani BooEsioai parts OF
the UNITED STATS, CANADA, Nova ScoTIA, anJNE
BRUNSWICK, ty The Mail Steamers sailing on the 4th
and 10 teach mon from Lirsrpooi, g. well a. y
hoe rom Bristol aud Southampton and 10 all the
WEST lEpiAN I'LASps, MEyico, and Texas ~ the
Royal Mall Steamers sailing every Fortnight from
Ealmouit.
{. wil!receive Cons gnments Of Goods or Small
Parcels sent to his care shall be pHncluay forwarded
TO their de 'inaon. ANY description If Goods pur-
cha Ell and forwarded 10 order.
NEXT ov KIM and ali other description Of ADvER-
TisENEsTs, received for insertion in all the European
Publications.
n. BAL or ler> should lie addre>.el "CHARLHs
NtLLhER' IN lill and none will lie attended to I'M
les arcompan. RI ly remittance, or reference Ter
payment on come Liverpool or London Hone.
Editors of New. papers IN 'eriing the above Adver-
t'eineni once week Will receive ,unniv Of Brit
I>h Ncw'?ai'er., on sending paper (MIrk.d) con.
IA ining II.
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Samuel G. Alexnnder's Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chttenlen, commissioners to receive ex-
anime and adjust hs claims and demands Of all per
sons. against the estate Of SAMUEL G: ALEXAN-
DER late Of Wllison, in soid District deceaacd, rep
exhbi,ed in Offset thereto. and sx months from The
day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice,
that will attend to the business Of our appoint enI
ton, in said District, on the third Mondays Of Janus,
~ and May next At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on such Of
said DAYS.
Dated this Is day ofNovenrber. A. D., 1912.
CHAuNCEY BR0WNELL, Commits
HERALD STEVENS soners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

Tor COt'GHS, COLDS, ASTHMA nr PiIrlIlS-
l. &c, CONSUMPTION, WHOOPiNG COUCH
and all nonary Affections AM Di-ca,es Of the
Lungs, th l. eieved to e The most popular & etH-
cac1ols Melcioe ever known in Amerca,fur proof OF
which, would refer 10 those who have used II, and
10 the numerous certificate, of Physicians and other,
attached 10 he inside wrapper ofeach loue.
DIR. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass. writes ina,
after having prescribed the usual remedies whoii
relief, and having consulted with ,everal enlnen,
phy>clan,, he has found the Vegetable PullRonary
la to have had the de. irede rc and recommend,
1t a a safe convenient md eff acIous medicine
DR.. Thomas Brown. ofConcorJ n. H., write, tina
10 hi knowledge, has never disappointed the rea-
soma lie expectations of those who have " Ell il.
The prbllr are particularly cautioned against the
many Commercials imi!dtions which hav. pa ial
y or wholly assumed the name ofthe genuine article
iUj"Be assured tina, it is not genuine unless one
or 10th Of 'he written signatures Of SAMPSON
REED or WIN. JOHN CUTLER are found attach, d
toa yellow la 81 On Line envelope. (Al label. oi
and ater he date of Dec. 1889 will have the written
igualnfe Of WIN. Jon'n Cn'ler.l Prepared by
REID, WING & CUTLER, Care Low & Reed
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham st., Boston, anc
sold y Druggists, Apothe, and country mer-
| chants eenerav Prize SO Gems.
PECK T. SPEAR, Agents.
Burlington, Dec. |, 1912. w.
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NEW BOOKS.

TNHE HAND BOOK OF FANCY NEEDLE
WORK, hy Miss l.amb-r' illustrated with en-
cravings and extra gut b n! Ing.
BArrow's Gyp>ies of Span,
Linjey's Horticulture,
History ofTexas, soil AMI climate,
Chaprr> on Church Yards,
Public In trlic'ion in Prussia,
Liebir'> Organic Chemistry, applied to Physiology
and Pathology
Trumbnl'> "Reminiscences Of his own times from,
1856 10 ls4l.
Civil Engineering by D. Fl. Mshon,
Companion to the Book Of Genesis, Ly Samuel II
Turner, d. ID.
Brn-lry'> Stories abor' Instinct,
Tales OF The kim of England,
Naturaii>I'> Ramlle,.
Practical Treatise IN the Diseases Of Children, by
james Stewart, N. d.
| Treatise on Sheep-wi,h directions for their man
acenent and treatment of Diseases, IS Ambrose
Bar,man.
| The Poultry Yard the hest method Of s-l- tin =
r, aring an breeing the varou> specie. II Dom.s,n
| Fowl, BY p. Boswell, for sa!eby c. GOODRICH.
NV o.
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Brighton Market. Monday Nov, 2s.

Brighton Market. Monday Nov. IS.
lRepored for the New England Farmer.
ESQ Swine.
PRICES. Bsrr CAr1LE-A yoke or two extra g.
80 Frs. quality, 81 90 81 3. Sseeond quality,
1sI 3 Il rh1a anMy .ss0S
SToREs-Two year old a.s7a si2. Three year
old, Sl4 n 500.
sIIEEP-Lot, were sold frsm 75c ,osl75. ws,h-
SWINE--Lo,s to peddle 2! for Sow., and 81 for
Barrows. One entire lot Fl. At retail, from 81 to
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
SEEDS. Herds Grass, s! so to 3 90 per bnshel
Red Top, 20 TO so cents. Clover-Norihern, 90 Ia
Peso them, o. l0c. Flax Seed 81 IS per bush
el. Lucerne, 3Oc. per Id. Canary Seed, S. so per
5u hel.
GRAIN. Duty Corn Rye and Beans, free Bar
ley 70 per cent; Oats 20 per cent.
The transactions have not been of any great i'm
poitance, and prices compared with the last week
report are without much change.
Corn-Norihern old bushel 90 to 0o-Souhern,
round yellow old, 81 57-Sonhern fiat yellow, new.
- n 53du. do. white As 49-do New Oileans; 90
BARLEY 00a--Rye, Northern, 75a 0o--do.
Southern, IS 1O--Oats, Southern u 25- Northern
10. 80 TO 32-Beans, per bushe IS 25.-shorts per
double bush.-a-Brnn.-a-.
PROVISIONS. During the past week the trans
actions in Beef and pork have been unusually small
| lor me season, without producing any great change
| Bcef-Mess 4 mo. new Dbl. 81 so 9 Oo-Navy-
80 90 000-No. l. 5 90 n 50-do PRIME 50 80 a
| 4OO-Pork -Extra clear 4 mo- bbl. sl4 so a 90 90
do Clear SIT 80 II 90 do. Mess, 90 75-do Prime
s. 90 600-do Mess from other States,-a do
Prime do do so 90 a 900 do. Cargo do. 0 600
Clear do do SEQ 90 Oh 90 Butter, shipping. a s.
do store. unn pected, 8 lido dairy, IL 5-Lart
| No. l, Boston ms IN n - do So III and Western
7a7i Hams. Boston, 7 lido Southern and Yves
tern, o7-Cheese Shipg and4 meal, "A Sd
new milk 6a7.
| WOOL Duty. The value whereof at the plac
ofexporaiion shall exceed cts. per pound free
All whereofthe value exceeds cts per pound, 80 pc
| CT. nd val. and 3 per pound.
| Sales of Pulled and Fleece continue to he made
| without much change IN prices We do not hear @
any important movements in coarse foreign
| Prime or Saxonv Fleeces, washed, h 81 40-.-
American full blood do 30 "a 35-Do. do 81 So
Do. do 2Sa 30-l and common do 25 a 2S-Smvr
ma Sheep, washed 20n 25-Do. unwashcd, 10 a l3-
Bengasi do a 10 -Saxony, clean, 00-Buenos Awe
nnpicked, n l0-do, do. picked, IL l6-Superfn
| Northern pulled lamb 33 35-No. | do. do do ,
a 30-No. do do do 20 22-No. 3 do do do -
HOPS. Duty 20 per cent.
| But few parcels have come in from the country hi
week. and we hear Of no snles by the growers
LIST sort Mass 1872 ID. 9a9i I'd do do do.
Ia
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WALTOV'S.
YER NO NT REGISTER.
AND FARMERS ALMANAC,
1914.

This day putlished-Dee. .. 1872
TONTAlNtN,ii the fullest Register of Attorn cy.
- Clerg, men, Physicians, Po,,ma ,sr State, Town
Comfy, Civil Ju icial an Military .frer> ever pub
>hel; also Business Directory Of The principa
Village, in the Sac, nemoran'lnm for every day
IN the yea', and larger variety OF other valuable
and interesting matter, 10 The farmer and b,isne,
man, than is 10 lie found IN any other Register
EAs another p liicaIion, con; ming SINH al ma
ter. hn les complete Register, bas heen issue,
at Wooj>toc. all lie. iros ot purchasing orr edition
vii 'lease or Ter "WALToNs' VERMONT REGISTER.
For sale nv the Pihli> hers,J, 4. Msr>,on, and C.
w. Cobb q. CO., Mon,pe Ter &c. Goodrich, and Villa
Loomi. & Co, Burlington iona. Hsgar Middle
bury; J. p. Milton, Rutland, Jo,enh Seen, Brauie
horo'; Simeon Ide, agent TOR C!sreinont IN. H.
Manufacturing Company; Ira White, Newlury
J, Russell. ST. Al bans, and by paper-maker,, mcr-
chants aud traders generally
F. r. WALTON & SONS.
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