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New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

extrnneous considerations that had been brought
il, advocated his original simple resolution. as
commencing itself TO the unanimous support OF the
American House of Representatives.
Without concluding he gave way to motion to
adjourn.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
CAMRRIDCE, Nov. 81, I84I.


1fy Dear Sir-I have been, rs we'll know constant
reader OF the Literary Messenger Tor number Of yran
last paR have always deemed it OF our most vnluaeh
periodical publications for the variety OF It's contents, The
literary ability of its leading articles, and the good ias!r
sound sense and excellent judgement which have d''ln
guscd thcm There have been not few articles o. srat
ship has been accomplished with signal success, and unos
ten,atious, and the time, interchangeable diligence
and sagacy. The public favor with which il has beer rs
ceive is proof o lis merits; and cannot hut believe thai
is destined in future receive more large and approx
ing patronage.
JOSEPH ID. STORY.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

BowERY AmPH:THEATRE.-Th is the last call but
Those who will. 10 see the skul ard diversified eque-
week as the company sail, week for Europe. syen
did variety OF Arena novelties advertised for lonigh
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

u Dr. A. Doolitt!1s Compound Vegetable Candy is
s!dercd by those who have used it, the best remedy for
coughs, Colds throat, and affections of the chest and
lungs, offered the public Sold wholesale and retail
TIE propre,ors Botanic Medicine Store 245 Cen,res
Enr .,d,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25

PHILApELrHA, March l9, l9I2-A FnH Rcsump-
sion.-AH Banks Pay Specie.-Las, night all
the Banks of the City and County, that had no, then
broke, M at the Phiadephia Bank, when the nine
following named Banks resolved to Resume this day
in full, II wt:-Phllaiclphia, Commercial, Moth
America Farmers and Mechanics Southwark
Northern Liberties, Western, Ken lngton, and Ger
mantown.
The only two hanks that did not enter into this re
,sove were the Movamensng and the Manufacturers
and Mechanics. The Were both pretty hard
Yesterday, aud this morning both fail ID 10 open then
doors All he other nine have paid specie all day Ia
oil who demanded 1t, and there were not a few
Though the demands were generally light, for the pur
poses Of change to fill the vacuum created by The
Withdrawal o. the small "Rc.lef' uutes.
The resumption is a FIJI onr-every demand O
every character, was Paid in specie IN the bnn ,.
notes AT the opt on Of the presenter. The on y
Banks that issued reei notes that have joined IN III.
resumption, redeem these che! bills in coin the same
their own promises 10 pay, and the o her Banks
receive them. Notwithstanding here n shuht
run the Banks stood 1t wlthou: hinchIng, and the
community, rs it determined 10 sustain them III re.
sumption, carried in their specie dcposie by thou
sands In the aggregate, the Banks have rcre ct
more specie II depose than they have paid out and
,Slll open stron tomorrow than they were today
The Farm.rs' and Mechanics auk receive SO
900 from source, and the Philadelphia Ban
$4,000 On the Commcrcal, Western and Snlh
wark, there was comparatively no run. Al qul,
no more people about them Than on ordinary bu
slness lays,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25
.JERICO ACADEMY.

HNilE Spring term will commence on the 18th inst
l. under TIE charge of Rev Smcoi Bickncli 4. NJ
Mr.. Bicknell, will be reccollected, was formerly
Principle of this Academy, but eff II in the Autumn o
Of 81 take charge OF similar institution in the state
OF n \. and rtputn lonas thorough and success
t ,acher ls, in thus vicinity, already establish d.
Having engaged the permanent services OF teacher
of so much experience and having thoroughly repair
ed the Academy Building the Tru tees would now
state that is the purpose and expectation of all con
rerned that this School shall be inferior to no inbred
institution in the substantial advantages and induce
mcnls Offered To those who wish to attend well reg
uited school where there few inducements to idle
ness and dissipation and who are prepared TO appre
ciaie the Advantage. of thorough and sy SYSTEMATIC in
struc ion.
The academic year will be divided into Two SEES.
sions each 22 weeks and each session into two Terms
of II weeks each.
The Charge for iion will be for the common Eng
sh 'tldles including History and Composition S35
per term. For all the Higher branches of English
Stu y and Languages $3.50 per term Board in
pcciahic families can be obtained At n very low price
Jerco March Is. 1912. J, HAMILTON, Cicrk
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IL v & ~ 4 Es T. IS PAIN Il /,
GOvERN NOR,
A PROCLAMATION.

A, tho -. .,.- - -
oton ~ " '''oev scnSui, II peconcs us Us y
i' .''.,' eoPe' " 'enIw ''e puoiIc ana u'ueu
o",,o vi our ucIenuence upon 'ne ALL
Le h,s ","a IL a.'N nun lor 'i'o pies ms
,rua no;,o io'ys..y around US an VIVA
r P.'''c"c' anu mummy 10 DOW ourselves ne
L. 'o .a.,' Confess or unworthlhess am l'npore
1919 sN"ess us iiui''uuu's, US slae, anu as u
II :. .,... -,
r uT, .ne,elore IN n9n,p'ahce WIN rrs,o,n VI
0r N' anpIt "PpTt Niph' ,ne hi"i Hai
H., S,a III vi 10 oe Q. servo, tn,ousnoui
i ,, olaie' as day o. tash'ng, Humlia'ion ana
Ivy, ~ aLMlanrY uop ana i 40 rcspec."'ly'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25
Boston Wholesale Prices

SEEDS Herds Grass. from ? 50 to 50 per bush
Redtop As To 80 cents. Clover, northern, II to IL.
Flax seed so 10 S. Lucerne % cents per ID.
GRAIN The sales of the week have heen several
carcoes of yellow fiat Corn at Sc SO, and white 80
81 cents northern round, which is scarce, Is cents
Oats, few in market, 5000 bushels Delaware sold at
46 l2 cents per bushel Rye, last sale, 50.
PROVISlONS-Salc. by auction the following
parcels 500 mess roIk 20 10 g Is per lbl.i GO d.
clear do Il 80; 100 do PINE, IS 10 do Chimes
and Rumps, SIS.
BEEF-Mess, mo. new Dbl. Q Is to 950-Navy
BIO & so.
WOOL-Prime or Saxony hecccs, washed, AZ to
60 cents American full bloo, do. q to i6-Dp. 81
40 to 4l-Do. - do 35 to Slid AMI conmoa do
30 To 81
HOPS--No change exists, and sales are extremely
limited. Isl sort, Mass l3il II to 10 cents
CHEESE Shipping and meal, 10 cents
New To
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HIRSHILL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Pursuant to
Vermont District, 10 Wi. >a warran, is
sued out of the Hon Dist let Court of the United
States for said Dstrc TO me directed, ! 90 hereby
1--WE this publ notice that informant ~ for the voll-
TOES OF the revenue laws IF the United Stat,s have
been filed II SAID ourt by Charl, Davis Esq Dis
ttict Attorney Of theLnt,d States for said District
NJ iinst the following described goods, wares and
merchandise, to Wit:
bach leather trunk, capc, bag IS pieces ban
dana hnndketchIcis, pieces silk Ian kerchieis G
WOO Ken shrts, par woolrn drawers II chalIy hand
| kerch.eis, chilly shawl, hark TX handkerchief
green velvet cap | paient-leycr silver watch. II
"ad-cloti hock coats. broad cl"th dress coat 4
p ted epauetlos, quantity OF old silver raps, Thin
he worn, Dc cotton shirts, wonlicn under SAINTS
worn. par cotton drawers old han kerciiel |
paddock and key, pal Of socks | broad 81 III cap.
iol Of small lin and wo den boxes and other small
| articles bonn azlne stock, horses, | dou lie har-
ness Two horse leigh, 2bnli'oe skins, blankets,
and one neck yoke Sc zed a. IIydcpnrk IN said d 5.
trcr, on the llth day Of February, lS42 :-ALso II
pairs of coalsa checked kersevmele pants 2 pairs of
wooene' pants 10 pairs Of hlac broadcl tn pants,
| cloth pants, pair OF black coarse cloth pans,
| black hroadco,hh vests 3 lbs ENGLISH linen thread
linen table s'rca lG Rob Roy handkcrchefs 3
| Horsiei handkrrchirs, an Il sack seized a, Johnson
| in sad Dis ret, on the 18th day Of february. IS42
Also, J dozen of coarse kers y pants | dozen OF
| black ketscvnerc pants pnirs pf fine kcrsrym
| Black pants 20 yards Of fine black roa cloh il
Yards Of bla k broadc.oh pairs of coarse checked
krrsevm'r r. pants mir of steel mixed pnnts p1r
Of pali panls, and II bro1dclnih round bouts, st,
h.d at johnson, III sal District, on the 2lst day
February. 1872:
ASH tr1l will be Ind on the foregoing several sciz
rres, and the Sape vi condcmne ngrecahlv I,
the prayers of sn6 nformaton the next stated tern
%; sal1 District Court. To be holden n, Windsor with
in and for SAID District, The 2it day Of Nav NIX
unless Claim cln,us shall be ntrip,s d ON OF b.
fore that day: Of which all persons interested vii
take notice, md govern themselves accordingly.
GIVES under my hand, AT Bradford, in SAID Dis
| Nh ( l0;t ipV pfN Mar II 1 II ISlD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25

I'VE The >ul,crl' er., havin: cen an IN ~
w the llororal le The Pro are Corr for he Is
iulct ci thueu'on, conmi sIoner- 70 reeve, ,x1l'
me aud adjust the claims anl tcmanls of all ps-
son against be es'a'c uflom $ lNan ;la'e of Is
*, ~ sald d. iricl, decca e., repre- rn'el m>'ivef,
and also al claim aud demands oxhli led IN o.ist
rn"reloi and N mon'hs froln tie day of the Ga'
hereof, eng allowed y all Coprl for hat plrpu.
we do Therefore here give nolce, that we wi a.
end to the lu>res- ufo"r appointments al the dweli
ing OF Samuel x. i,han's in Is rliuclon N sai
District, on the lat Monday Of August next al !
o'clock, A. NJ, cf aid d,y.
ia ~, This % dav If Fe ruarv, 4. d lsie.
SAMilfG n. lSHAn, ,r..,..
RURRlL LANE, wv" ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25
TO EDITORS OLE pApERS u S

DAVID GARDINER, of RandoiIh in the State #
Vermont, United Suites Ied few days ago
on The BOnnechere, hy the fail of a Tree. He a
single man and has left some property. Dawn
GARDINER was about ~ years OF agc five feet nmc
inches high and dark com 3lexlon. He hns beer
some years in Canada, and employed in The
Timber Trade. |, is supposed ne has relatives IL
the State of Vermont
- Application 10 be made TO Ma. RoBT RroH
AIDS, I0rbotton, or to Mr. ALBEIT KippER, Town
shp OF Hull, Dis rict of Sydcnham, in whose EN-
ploy he wa at the Time OF his death
Province OF Canada,
March Z, 1872.
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COMMITS IONERs NOTICE.

t1E the Subscribers, having been appointed by the
" Honorable the Probate touI for the ID sit,' OF
Chitieud,n n, tommlsslue' urCctiyc examine ard AL.
Just The claims aud demands If all persons agalst the
cs ate Of Soloman :. Miller late Of Willis on in said
district deceased eprr'en'd IN ovcnt, aud also all
clans and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months fron The day OF the date thereof being nj
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice, that we Wi attend 10 the bushes
OF our appointment, nj the dwelling of John Howard
IN Burngton in sal District on the second MONDAYS
OF jane ana August next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on each
OF said days
Dated, this Path dav Of February A. D. 1874
4ki 44AANE AlIj b6M:s,.. Commits
GEO +, SHAW IS '''''F''
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IMPORTANT To BooT AND SHOE MAKERS.
For the information of that tir-c and rrspcc-
table class OF our fellow citizens, engaged in
The manufacture Of boots and sl,oes--a,d TO
show the degree of protection afforded tina,
branch of domestic industry under ,he exis-
ting tarin-we state the fact that the Mara
thon, which arrived at this port few days
since from llavre, brought AS part of her
cargo, $3.50 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES OF
French manufacture. Atlas.
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GEORGE u. CONSvO. X

= ESPTtIF IDIN auMO n -. ~ The nina lf0Ut> q
Shell IN an VI int Ina he Ia p .rcha a. 81
ir. H. W. HaGar, (hi- lat ruuar ner| h. ere il,
he good cunan-y 70 The 'a.r hr!n ufHIgar & Com
i"cE. lie wowid al-u n rH the p 30 thai be VII
"on'nuc the business uu il> own a recount al 'hcu
ian where he otr~ genera a 'r'nltnt of Gtul>
cheap fore hur un iX month credit
Shehurn Villa C. March % lai2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25

The Philade piia Sentinel contains the fol-
lowing information, derived through a letter
from Harrisbureh. The Captain is "headed'
at any rate, and we are glad of it:
A bill passed its final reading comforting upon
William Cruglian, CHE father OF the girl VIII,
ran off with Captain SchenieyO life estate il
all the property settled by James O'llara upon
his daughter Mary, who married said William
Crorhan, and is now deceased. The bill fur.
ther provides for the final settlement of the said
estate upon Mary Croglian, otherwise Schen-
ley, and her heirs, subject TO the entire dscre-
zion of the trustees of said estate who are 10 re-
ceiye all rents, issues and profits Of the said cs-
tate, and contribute out o! the same for the
supper, Of the aforesaid Mary Schency, accor-
ding to their discretion This act was sent o
the House, and that body immedla ely concur
red therein. 1t was then sent 10 the Governor
and returned with his approval, and is now q
law. The Captain will have 10 try some
other speculation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25
MRS. GIBBS THE VOCALIST.

The inhabitants Of our town have this
week been favored with the presence, and
nle,seJ and charmed with the delightful sing
inc or the celebrated Mrs. Gibbs, formerly
Miss Graddon of London. This distinguish
cd Lady, has visited nearly every section OF
the United States. The literary, periodical,
and newspaper press, speak OF her as the
best singer IN America and having our
selves had the pleasure of hearing her, we
Of course, cllecrfuly concur in all they have
said She has given two Concerts this week
10 full and fashionable audiences. The
Songs "Wanted Coverness," "The OLD
Arm Chair" and many others were enthu'
siastically applauded. The Song, "Wh,
don't the men propose also. was well re-
ceived, but it was suggested by some that the
words might be changed with pIoprie'y
"Why dom, the girls acccpt.'-Mrs. Gibbs
performances are very attractive, aud W.
recommend the lovers of sweet sounds to at
tend her Concerts, wherever she may be.
Since writing the above we are given L
understand that Mrs. G ibis was preventc,
BY severe irdisposilon from taking her con
cert announced for last evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25

A son of John c. Spencer, Sec'y of War
has been arrested at Albany, for forgcrics
amounting to overa thousand dollars, commit
ted on his own father--thc proprietors of the
City Hotel, and broker in Broadway, n
Y, being the victims.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25
BRIGHTON MARKET -MoSpAy, March II
Reported for the New England Farmer.

At Market, 210 Beef Cattle 20 pairs Working
Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves 500 Sheep If APO Swine
PRIoEs-Beef CaHle-We noticed few ch ice
cattle at S. quote first quality, $3.50 a $50
Second quality, 81 IS s. 25 Third quality, So rs
aSi50
Working Oren-We noticed the following sales
e67 $40, S75, and S97.
Cotrs and CaireS-Sales at IS, %, Is, and sos
Sheep-Strtrai OTIS sold prices not known
Sirine.-Selecte' lots to psdde, for SONS and :
for Barrows. At retail, irori! toe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25

The two PITCHERs, the hopeful young gen.
tlenen who committed forgery upon several o
our banks few months since, and who were ar.
rested in London by our Consul, Tho. AsrlN.
WALL, ESQ., have been transported 10 Mem
South WalsS. Nearly all the money was re
covcred.-- Courier d. Eng.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-25
WOOD.
900 CORDS Peach and Maple Wood for s,
wv by March H. :. WALKER.
solomon -. Ni,icr's Estate,


STATE OF VERMONT THE Probate Court for
District of ChtndIn S. the District f Chittcn-
den 10 all persons interested IN the state of Solo
5. Miller, late of W.ston in SAID District de-
ceased,
Harry Miller, Administrator of The Estate Of the
said dccoase having Fl ed IN said Court his PETITION in
writing sctng forth that the said Solomon =, at
the tine of his death, was seized III HI OWL r ah n
fee ui the h s. lot, called, OF the late Samuel
VI Her. deceased lying in Mddlebury, in the county
of Addison and about ten rcs OF land, described IN
the last will and testament If the SAID Samuel VI Her
rs lying on the road leading from Allied S,owel's to
Robert Husiln's, which said ten acres Of land hes
also, IN sad Mddcbury, IN which said lands Rebecca
Miller, widow Of the sad samuel, he'd a lite estate
during her own ir;-and further setting forth that
he sad solomon 5, al the time Of has death, was
also seized Ii h own right in ice of undivided
third pant Of the farm lying IN said Mlldlcbury on
which red house stands, being thr Samuel Miller
farm, so called, continuing about two hundred
of land, the us" # which the sad Samuel bequearhed
| and dlvlsed 10 his wife, the said Rehecca Miller, dur
ng her he, or while she remained his widow which
s1ld third part of SAID farm HE sad Solomon s. held
subject To- the lie estate of The said Rebccra heiIn
and further setting forth that the sad R,lbccca has
dec ased and that II would he Leneiici 10 tie heirs
and all others interested the of the sand Sol
onol ). Miller deceased, To have the ala csald lands
sol and the proceeds OF such sale divided anon the
herr T. sud estate, or much thereof as may remain
after paying the ehis due from sad estate and the
expenses of Administration and Praying said coui
a license and authorize him, the said Harry Miller
as Administrator as Aforesaid, to sli and convey The
aforesaid lands, agreeahy TO the statute in such
made and provided.
Where pom, til court aforesaid doth appoint III,
fourth dav Of April, l'i!, for hearing and decidil2
| on SAID petition, nj the Office of the Rcgisrer of sac
Court IN Burlington in The District Of thi,tender
Aforesaid and doth order that notice thereof be givi
TO all persons in, rested by pub icaon of this order
continuing the substance of sad petition, three week
succ' sssively IN the IurlmgIon Free Press, n news
paper printed in aid Burlington previous to sap
! fourth day Of April, 1872.
Given under my hand at said B Ellington tbs l5t
day Of March, 4. ID. lSi2
| WM WESTON Register
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ONE SHILLING.
a NJ ATCH FOR lard TIM ES!!
The subscriber offers for sale the
GREEN MOUNTAIN REPO-ITORY,

EprEn ny IAp,cK thompson.
Tor shifting tdch
THE book contains Isl Duodrcimo pages and is
i lonnd IN a good substantial manner. The book
confirms many Biographical notices of the carrier set
ers of Neruon'-a d much aultntr information re.
laiive to III. natural and civil history of the state
The price of the Repository is within the reach OF
every "muH icomGR ard ctHd,' and is book that
ii al be in the hands Of every clill in the State hat
mead, and troad not be- rtty serious njury Il
iGuHs, IMcy ShoHdrtddH
a LIBERAL discount made to those who buy 20 sell OF
buy to give away.
SAMUEL HuN1IGTON
Pur'iuion March 10 1872
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TO FARM s.,ISS

GRASS SEED.-The Subscribers have selected
VI from best samples of northern growth, their
usual supply Of Herds Grass and Ciorer SEED which
they can recommend as very superior Many far.
mers who have unfortunately used the southern OF
ives crn seed, a large quantity Of which has cen
heretofore sold in the neghhorhood of Lake Cham.
plain, have b en- taught by experience .he diff renee
between see s OF a southern or northern growth.
For 81 AT the Docs
March l6, 1872 FOLLETT & ERADLT
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TO TIE PUBIC.

'ENilE ,u'.cr cr wrud re pee fully int rm ms o.,
customers AMI the put llr generally, that be ha
returned 10 hl, village, and in end. carrying on he
Mason lu,lnr A. formerly. III : ,trvC zee. in III,
= I'VE Inc are &c pee Nv uil,rei to The pal lIr-
Whle-wa hing, rick and tone Wort, pla ern- an
cencnrng done n hort nut"c anl on rca oua {,
terms, lie may found his c! ~ eace IN Ma ei
Lane GEO. n. SPEARS.
Burlington. Marr o. 1912. 12u4
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DISSOLUTION.

1NI1E copar;nershp heretofore existing between the
J. subscribers undo the FIRM of Harer & Com took
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All demands
due the late firm he paid by the first day of Anril
next. Either of the bscrlhrrs are authorised TO sci
tie the business of the late firm.
LUTHER VI. fIAGAR
GEORGE d. COMSTOCK.
Shelbnrn March H. 1870
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

There will be meet ng of Burlington Total
Abstinence Society this ey ning,at the Court
House, at half pas, six O'Clock.
An ADDRESS is expected from =, c. TUCKER
Esq, Of Vergennes,
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COPdRT 'NEP,SJfIJ No J'TCE.

TNARSAR Il WAIT give notice that they have hi
j DAY a :. ocia ed wHh them in b l,lne.s MIR. HI
RAM +. ROOT, aud that they will coniin he b y, T.
ne o. Importing anl selling CROCKtRY, GLAS-
MD CHINA WARE under the firm Of FARRAR
WAIT x ROOT a. their former Store. They have on
1 D W S,'t ~ yu'e Wren 'xsy VIII Pn.h W
rice, merchants in he surrounding towns will find
greatly 10 their a'ivan'age 10 examine their s'ocl.
ciurr pir hasng al he ,o'h, all order. promptly
At en- led to-StUrc corner Church and C,llcge ST
Burlington. f.. l.. FARRAR.
JOS. WAIT,
II. +. ROOT
n D. Farrar Wait and Root expect 10 receive ear
~ m the Spring in answer Ia their orders full supply
of That feanfi s. vie Of "Opa1ue Pearl ware' thai
has gwen such general satisfaction the past sea on,
from he ccle rael manufacture. Of Cew> Go, he
oulv Hose in England that make 'bai style Of ware
which will e sol whole ale aud Real.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1912
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FARM FOR SALE.

sssSs. FOR SALE. that well known Farm sit
ItsE1 uatcd in lion, about mile iom the
'sssSN UPPER Falls, formerly owned and occupied
--HEA- BY the Rev. S. II. Crane, contain ny be-
tween 275 and 300 acres of land compr ed IN part of
moving, tIlage and pasturing and coed wood lots
and sugar orchard SAID farm is well watered, has
Two good dwelling houses, one Of which is of brick
The other OF wood, both in good repair three good
good bar"s one of which is GO by a feet, the others
80 by 10 feet horse barn and other ont buildings
with good yards an water brought mo them aud n
the house IN log, and also three GOOD wells Of water
on III, farm; L,lng desirable situation for n man
who wants 10 rnl~e neat stock or sheep or both, OF
Is an excel mt farm for the dairy business, Those
WISHING To purchase such farm would do well bv
applying soon - John and James Morton on the
premises, or 10 Gen WIN. Nash of New Haven.
Milton, March -, 1872 i2-tf
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The highest place for woman is 10 walk by
her husbands side, and the lowest place for {
man is to be second a, home-hs greatest shame
that his own conduc, las made him so.
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EStl(bk STORE.

kStfCk STORE.
~ II f subscriber has Just received and oers for
i sale a new supply Of books from New lrk and
Boston; among which are the followlng-
Comb on the Constitution,
Great Teacher, Fayer on lection.
l.lcblg's Chemistry
Greek Testament and Lexicon,
Tacitus and LlyIl
Blck,rs beth on BAPTISM,
Michael Kemp, Colerldees Wora.,
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