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ho'r present but would ." serve ihein or future pen
oil. The old gentleman has got his neck oul
oil the halter this time with much difficulty doubt
whether he will he disposed try the experiment again
he election 81 Gosornoris 10 day after
morrow The Wings held meeting Tor consultation
and adNstmtni last nlelt-d.f,rng n,m a Con,ts in
THIS, that no member Is Al all bound by lis decisons,
but ADJOURNED over without coming satisfactory
clus'on till tins evening venture the prediction. that
a Loco foco Gorer,or ,cu be elected, but will not
guess whether IL will he Nj. Stevenson or Mr. Mellow
ell II Is matter 81 no very material consequence. In
deed, should the Banks be required 10 resume on some
day prior to the meeting Of the neat Legislature am
not SURF that should prefer the Executive
power in the hands OF Loco Foco-as in my opinion
one OF Two results will prbahl, flow from the arbitrary
designation OF day ot resumption At early period
either the Banks will be compelled togo into liquidation
and surrender their charters or the Governor will find
glsatnre 10 savetem rom ruin desire that the adoption
OF either OF these alternatives may deyolve upn mem
Der Of that party TO whose mad experiments all the g
wills under which the country is now suffering are tair,
attributable, aud who are nevertheless ctenally dcnoun
cling the Banks because the, have fallen victims like
the people 10 lackson's and Van Burcn's war upon
the currency. We shall then have a iar opportunity
OF testing the sincerity of pr.hssiors which are pro
iusely made, which are never Practically acted upon
by that party. shall not oil course with my
views OF what the best interests Of the State requires
contribute 10 that result unless indeed circumstances
shall occur (Which notimpossihe) that may induce
10 vote for Loco Foeo in order To defeat the 9th
wise inevitable election Of another more objectionable
write thus freely because before The publication OF this
letter, the struggle will he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

o.; We pubshhelowa Prospectus for a work, part Of
which we are NOW preparing and executing, the Sys
tenn and Science Of Pcnmanslp. and far as we are
capable Of Judging the merits and utility Of such per
iormance checrfully say that il meets
dation and approsatou-and we cordially recommend it
those persons, Tor whom the author has designed and
urepared it Edits irr
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ADDITIONAL.

Nrll.L BE ADDED TO TIE ABOVE SALE,
w J htds good Molassts
} hhds. prime old Bacon Hams
70 boNes Sperm Candies
1000 lbs. Bacon Nc, &c,. &c. Sc,
{. PHELPS. Anctionrer.
Feb II II
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WILL sell on Tuesday, The LII inst in FINN ofny
Store. n LIKELY NEGRO MAN about u wars
old. and very Likely Girl. about Il years old
both very likely and sold for no fault Sale at o'clock
{. PHELPS. Auct.
February 10 .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

TENIE s,iscrih,r is now receiving from celebrated
4 Factory IN Troy. New Nurk. the largest assert
mont of CARRIAGES ever offered in this market
Persons desiring Ia purchase respectfully invited 10
cl and eNamln, The stock The prices will DO salts
actory | e has no doubt. II. NJ. DlDlAkE.
Jan 10 I'm ii
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n H'I'se'Ei.

ETIIAS become necessary, thai the undersigned should
i receive the amounts due them. They. therefore,
respectfully request all those indebted 10 them 10 call
aud pay. give their bonds for open accounts by the
18th Of February next. Longer Indulgence cannot nor
nM not, be gwen in any We hope our debtors
will put the necessity Of showing really
in earnest NJ KINNEY s MOSBY.
Jan. II t35F If
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4 VERY FAIR OFFER.

DERSoNS wishing 10 purchase Piano Fortes from
4 the subscriber can have the privilege of trying
them before paying for them, and b, this arrangement
no matter how many fears the, ma, have they no
risk OF getting indifferent instrument as all the risk
OF then being bad rest upon my shoulders. Prices
2I5 3Oo, 325. $50. $40, 400 and 10 too dollars
am perfectly willing 10 take the risk OF selecting Tor
purchasers myself. T.. p. NASH,
Petersburg, Va.
have sold about 300 Piano For,os without ever sell
ing bad one. +. \.
Feb. Ii Stf
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HtT. 4. VI. GILLIAN,
SSssG l,O.7' Dg.v'1'ESI,

IL As taken his Office 1T MIR. Robert Morriss Hotel,
! l corner of Man street and lanyard Alley, and he
hopes from experience oi nine Years practice IN hs
profession, 10 continue TO meet with liberal share Of
public patronage.
Fen 10 1orn If
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r Willi:,m Dsniley. sir:

MIR. william Bailey, sir:
DIEASE take notice that will, at the Big Lick,
i in Roanoke County Va, on Saturday, the l9th
day of March, s42, at the Store house Of Peck & Mco
fake the dispositions Of homa Walton and others, be
read evidence IN sui, depending in the Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the county of anokc
in which am plaintiff, and you and others detcn-
dans. You invited to attend if you think proper.
CHARLES w. McCLANAHAN.
Feb II w4w
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OI'll,E.

ID RSGANT 10 Deed Of Trust, executed to me by
David f.. Nj. Black, Tor certain purposes therein
mentioned, bearing date the 10Th of December 1S1O,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office otthe Hastings
Cour, OF Lynchburg, and the Clerks Office Of tho
ty Court OF Campbell, shall, the 9Th day Of March,
1912, proceed upon the premises, sell by way Of pub
lie auction for cash, the Real Property in said
Deed montoned.-rhs property is situated at Sandy
Hook, near the town OF Iyncbburg, and consists Of
Four well improved Tcmcnsemis,
with suitable Lot toeach and truly very valuable prop
ey 1t is believed that the capitalist could scarcc, have
an opportunity Of investing his money in the purchase
ofproperty which would yield him better profit than
in the purchase Of this propery-ihe title is believed
to be ndispntabe. but shall convey such title only
is vested in me by said deed j. WILLS.
Feb. II t5M
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w al anu hc'olutonary debt ~ .Uo9 j.
Debt of1Sl4 3loOOo co
subscriptions to stocks Of Exchange snd
Northwestern Banks, 15o,Io7 90
Library Fund debt 5000 90
S6,9ai .3u7 81
The annual interest this debt is 500 uGs o.
he total amount of the resources 9th
the commonwealth is sl2.7Gs,o67 "a
Exhibiting nominal amount Of resources over and a
boYc the Liabilities OF the State Of 7,7GS go.
hut portion of these ''rcsources," called,
stocks IN various internal improvement companies, which,
whatever may be their ultimate value at present yield
no revenue TO the ,reasuryamong them the James Ri
yer and kanawha canal the edmond and Fredericksburg
HAL Road and the Dismal Swamp canal. allot which, it
probable will le the lapse of many years. pay hand
some dividends. Among the interest paying stocks held
Wy The State are liz Bank shares, amounting in the az
gFogals to $i,o. G00-whch deducted from the debt of
Inc State, leaves the Of OF s2,7o9,1W 81. There
certainly is nothing in this exhibit calculated to exclte
mo aPprehcnsions Of the tmd. Even if the State
"ed no stocks paying interest," or that were likely to
49, and had no other reliance for the payment OF her
oeo OF seven millions but taxation the burhen when
ooAed at soberly, would be comparatively trivial
'ol trozet, the Principal Engineer, has pre-
"ned to tho Legislature, through Gen. Dorman, a
minute calcu ation of the of tax which will lie re-
fcd oy the several States, in their aggregate charac
' 70 pay of the debt oftwo hundred millions of dollars
which 1t Is es.ima,el which dvcsis the subject OF the
"''"yns characteristics with which the aarmis,s are
won't TO Invest it, But this general view rs OF less inter
'han similar estimate made by the gentleman
t-'1ons from the Colonol's es.i:naies to cur IVA
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owe requested say that Messrs Wright and Pol
lard the Baltimore Reformed Drunhars that have done
much for the Of Temperance have arrived in tins
place, and will deliver several addresses These gentle
have been to Richmond and Pet crsturg and are
spoken OF in the highest terms. The friends of Tenn
pcrance will remember that the w ashington Mon
temperance Society hold their meeting this evening,
(Monday } in the Protestant Methodist Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

G'- meeting Of the Democratic party OF Charlotte,
Was held at their last Court, and NM. IL. DENNIS,
Esl., nomlna ted their candidate to represent
them in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
WYATT CALDWELL, ESP, the present repre-
sentative is the Wing candidate for reelection.
o. We are authorized to say that General Dorman
dccliros W., ming candidate for reelection dele
from the county OF RochLridge
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I n TONS Bar Iron well assorted receiving and for
III sale low by GEO. BAGBY x Go.
Jan. l3 ct IT
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%Esgk.J's. OFF
AT pRsCIS 40 SHIT TtiE TIMES.
RNO. J. PtRAIS, informs his customers and tho
- public generally that as the is nearly gone
lor selling u inter Goods he is determined from this day
to give great Bargains IN
BLu,kets FLoineis .lferiAoes Sai,inetts, kentucky
and Home SPIN jeaRs. ,1ootiea Socks and Stock'aes
Stucts Of al Kinds Cloths and Cassime,ps, Bonbaasaes,
Ci,cassia,s. and STUFF Goods generally
lie has lately added 10 his stock of BosSErs Ms
BoNs CAIioots SILK Goops. and HosIERy of sif
kinds which will be sold at very reduced prices
JOHN }. PURtIS-
JAN 10 II Is
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Gunpowder and Black Teas, Of
L fine and extra fine qualities, for sale At.
II. DAVIES.
Feb II Is
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co. The Madisonian, the Executive organ. protests
against the plans OF etr.nchmeno Of the expenditures Of
the government ndicatedhy Mr.. Mangum in the Sc
nate Let Mr. Tyler act ashc please hope the Wings
in Congress will prosecute their scheme with unferng
purpose.
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PROSpECTI s

FOR publishing by subsc rpiion, Scientific System
and Course Of Practical Pcnmanshp, Teacher =
Guide and Self Instructor which sneay decy phorcd
all the various characters and powers Of the pena we'll
defined illustration of all the tour general rules for Wi
ting, from the commencement TO the perfect master, -
embracing forty figures lectures and powers Of the pen
with like number Of examples and forms explained
upon such natural style and PLAN tina, the learner
not fail in adopting them.
The mechanical process from degree of it to ano-
ther plain and simple, that (eyen) the dullest ap
prehenslon youthful begnner,-and the hundreds tina
are only taught read Sabbath Schools may compre
bend and in a short time make themselves better VII
ters than they otherwise Scht lars,--whch have
sufficiently tested and experienced, in my extensive
course and practice Teacher.
CONDITIONS.
lst-Ihe printed matter of this work, containing all
the Rules Lectures Course of Instruction and Powers OF
the PEN shall be executed in neat and durable style
on good paper with all necessary references.
2nd-The Decyphering, Illustration and Forms shall
be executed with neatness and breviiy, fine cappa
per, of sufficient size 10 give the learner double op
portunity of writing and forming under, after tho II
guros forms and examples al discretion.
3rd-lt shall be neatly put up in permanent paper
board covers and delivered to subscribers at So per
py, pay able ondelivery llEZEklAH A. DAVIS.
Feb. Ia 1t
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MIR. BOT'rS AND JUDGE UPSHuR.

Mr.. Bolts has with a long letter i'll the Ma
tonal Inclligencer proving by retraeabc testimony
the charges he made against Judge Upshur. and which
was denied by that gonielnan. We will ondeavor TO
publish the letter in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

05- We have received the Temperance Mon publish
cd at Raleigh, \. c. and edited by Sas Blelow. We
would cordially recommend it TO the friends Of Temper
anco and hope that will be circulated among the PEG
nj.
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We have distributed many handsome Prizes since
NV Wear commenced. hul hr largest Capitals
held IA reserr tl the months o February aud March,
l.uy applications may Secure itoETi Ne.
W. N. SUTTON.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENT.

RICHMOND, cbTuary 2, ISlZ.
he debt OF the State Of Virginia according to the
late report OF the second Auditor amounts 10 the of
Sb9o4,o07 d which has been created for the fol
lowing purposes, to wit:
Internal improvements, t6,io3.lGl 81
War and Revolutionary debt 2i.O39 II
Deb' OF 1914 $4,000 Go
Subscriptions to stocks Of Exchange snd
Northwestern Banks, 15O.lO7 90
Library Fund debt 5000 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-04
STATE OF VERMONT,

Orleans County.
WHEREAS the Legislature of The State of Vermont
w at tl.eir session at Montpelier in Inc year 1884, as.
sessed TAX If fur cents each u land The town
reensboro in the County Of Orleans, Glands sequest-
ed public, pous and charitable purposes excepted
for the purpose of makog and repairing and building
bridges in said town these therefore notify the pro-
pelors and land holders of said town. that they have
an opportunity pay said in labor otherwise in he
months of June and July next by applying ia either Of the
subscribers committee appointed TO superntend The
penditure of said tax.
Dated at Greensboro this 81 day Of March, D. 1872
ENOCH TOLMEN,
HIRAM BLAlSDEL,
10 ELEAZER SCOTT.
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DEATHS.

In Berlin, March 81 Mr.. Joel Phelps, aged H. Printers in
New York and Conn. requested, &C.
In Northfed March 81 Joab Reed revolutionary penone
aged 81 years His descendants 10 children, 81 grand chill
dren and 6 great grand children Printers in Mass.
quested, &c.
In rasbu, Feb. 9TH, Of bilious congestve fever Phade
wife of Captain seba mson aged SO years Her unassuming
pety and amiabe dispositions cndeared her all with whom
she associated, and she died deeply amented.
She has gone the 'twere wrong depore her
When God was her Ransom, her guardian and guide
He gave her, and took her, and will her
Where death hath sting since the Saviour hath died.
In Mddesex, the Both u John Putnam. Loander
and Cynha Putnam, aged year.
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IIOLLAN ID.

WHEREAS the Legislature Of the Staie of Vermont
w at their session at Montpelier A D. ls4l passed an
act On the 81 day Of Oct assessing Of four cents per
acre on all The ands in Holland in the county OF Orleans
lands sequesercd public, pous and charitable
Copied for the purpose of making and repairing roads and
building bridges, in said town, to be expended undo the
direction of Henry pnney, Ezra Human, and Iathsr
who appointed a committee To superinend the expen-
dure Of said iaxrhese therefore 10 notify the and
owners Of said town of Holland work their respec-
tive taxes within the time appointed by law.
Dated at Holland, this 9Th day Of March 1912.
HENRY PINNEY,l
EZRA HINMAN }Committee.
40 LUTHER HALL, \
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U. $. BANKRUPT LAW.
From tho Evening Signal. N. Y.
" WINE RTTrsrLDI rrh,.. a..

SHERRY WINE BITTERS. These are a remedy
ve,y highly and very justly recommended by ply sicans
Of great efficacy in giving strength TO the weak and de-
btaed The Of years has satisfactorily proved their
virtues. Untinctured by the slightest deleereus matter
they communicate the healing powers Of the best medci
nal and plants. They restore and if laid aside
preserve the whole animal economy a state Of habtua
heahincss. They cannot be too frequently commended
public notice by just encouiums from the press a..
B and D. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street, agents.
;CTSIn speaking Of the excellence Of the Sherry Wine
Bers, of which Mcssrs. A b. and d. Sands agents,
meant those prepared by DR. s o. Richardson Of South
Reading. Mass.
For sale in Montpelier by T. P. Walton Sons and s.
Burbank, Jr Geo. D. Stearns, Chelsea; 7. Cook Coz
NTH J. Merrill East Cornth G. Prchard, Bradford
f. x II Reyes Newbury; H. Tracy Wells River. 30: ON
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CHARL ESTON.

WHEREAS, the lie 'islatute ofhe Stale Of Vermont,
w their session at Montpelier in the year ls4l,
ssssed tax Of three cents all the lands pno
lie lands eScepedI in Charleston IN the county oil Or
l-an. said state The purpose of making and repairing
roads and building bridges-These are to monty ana warn
the proorietos and land of said Charles on mat
they may have opportunity 10 pay said tax IN aoor any
subscribers who arc appointed committee to supernten
the expenditure Uf said tax. 49,
d. ls42. STEPHEN SoLE'
DO JONATHAN BRIGGS,
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TO pOsTMASTERs.

THE Board of Control Of the Agricultural Society Of
the United States request that the several PosmAs.
tiers make returns the Treasurer Of he SOCIETY," "as
Quest ed BY The Circular before the hrst Of May, Of all
subsc ribeIs by them obtained
March IA ls42.
Editors are requested 10 insert the above their 70.
spective papers, for tho benefit of Agrcuuralists and
Planters.
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lNfOR M AIAON w ANIED.
nAVlD SWAN, short thick set man, about 25 years
~ OF age, who from SEQ land about three yea S
ago and had resided in this vicinity since until the
10Th Instant when he left his work, supposed to be in
state of partial insanity and has since been heard from
He had when he away, snuff colo coat, with
white pearl buttons light colored webbcd paplaoons he
carried off other cohing and but little money He has
give information TO the subscriber will confer favor all
interested. LEONARD KEITH.
Barre, 30th March, 1912.
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MARRIAGES.

In Brookfsd, the 18th instant, by W. w. Ingalls, Esq
Mr.. Charles X. Wilder to Miss Julia Fish.
In Barre, the LIST inst by Rev. Mr. Cuer, David Dodge
NJ ID. and Miss Helen NJ Bunham
In this village, 9th ult by Rev. Mr. Harding Mr. william
Dodge TO Mas lydia Randall,
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We have thus given clear analysis OF this re-
markable proceeding. We have chosen to pre-
sent il Invested of all save explanatory comment.
And the question recurring on the preamble. il
was taken and decided in the affirmative, yeas 10,
nays 66.
Mr.. Giidings Immediately took leave of his
friends and left the hall.
The motion of Mr. Fillmore then recurring, and
beng agreed TO, the House resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole, on the state Of the u
MON, MIR. Ward OF New York in the chair and
resumed the consideration Of The bill "for the ex
tension OF the loan of l54l, and for an addition Of
FIVE millions OF dollars thereto" The pending
question was on the motion of Mr.. Fillmore, and
the amendment of Mr.. Everett the question was
taken, and decided in the affirmative without q
count. So the amendment 10 the amendment was
agreed to. Mr. Fillmore, by direction of the Com
mltlee OF Ways and Means moved the following
amendment to the bill to be inserted as section five
lind be Il further enacted, That the moneys aris-
ing rom duties on goods, wares and merchandise
which may be imported into the United States be,
and the same are hereby, pledged for the payment
and redemption Of stock hereafter to be issued un.
der and by virtue of this act and the act of July
81, l64l, hereby amended, and so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the interest on said
stock, and redeem the same when due, is hereby
appropriated to that object, to be applied by the
Secretary Of the Treasury to such payment and
redemption.
MIR. Everett said The proposition he should offer
would he substitute for this amendment The
Clerk read the amendment of MIR. Everett, in the
following words;
find b II further enacted, That the same duties
that on the lst day Of January, 1910, were l,vied
and collected on goods, wares, and merchandise,
then subject TO duty, aud on which the duties have
not since been raised, shall be levied and collected
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STATE OF VERMONT,

orleans County.
SALEM.
WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont,
w at their session at Montpelier in The year ls4I, as
sessed Of four cents each Of land in the town
Of Salem in tho county oil Orleans sequesered 10
public pous and charitable purposes excepted for the
purpose Of making and repairing roads and building bridges
in said town,hese therefore to notfJ the propeors
and land holders Of said town that they have oppo
uny TO pay said in labor Otherwise the months
Of June and July neI by applying either Of the subsc
bers, committee appointed to saperniend the txpendi
ture Of said tax.
Dated at Salem this a2d day of March, A. d. lsAs.
ABIAL COLE,
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COMMIsSlONERsI NOTICE-


WE the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
the probate court for The District Of Randolph, COM
mssioners to receive, examine Ind adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of Jamca W.
htnsman, late of Wldmsown, in said district, deceased
represented nsolyen, also all claims x demands exhibit.
March 1872 being allowed by said court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend
the duties Of our said appointment the dwelling house Of
J. q. Gale, in Wiamsovn, on the list Monday in May
and September next, from nine O'clock A NJ until four o.
clock NJ on each OF said days.
DARIUS PRIDE, Commits
~ JAMES HATCH, soners.
WIlliamstown, March % 1912. b0
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NOTICE
LIBER ALTON

NOTICE is hereby given tina, have rshls pushed to
IN my son, SAMUEL N. CHAMBERLAIN his
time, during his minority shall neither claim his earn
ings pay debts Of his contracting after this date
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN.
Berlin, April |, ls4s. s5Osw
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w,liamstown, March 2a, 1872. ' '''" so


VI HOLDIN7S ESTATE.
TUE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
l. Bile the probate for the district OF Washington
commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands If all persons against the estate Of William
Holden late Of Barre, in said district deceased represent
ted insoven and the term of six calendar months from the
18th day oFebruary 1912 being allowed by said
the cfcdtos Of sad deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us-Do givo notice, that will
attend Ia the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Of the widow Luthera Holden, in Barre in said Dis
tic the 2sh Of April and the 10Th Of August next
o'clock forenoon each Of said days.
Barre March 24h A ID is42.
ALvAN CARTER, lComms.
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BiiOVV n & CHAPLIN,

Nos Is is Commercial few doors north OF the
Market, BOSTON,
WHOLESALE dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES,
w PAINTS SPERM and LINSEED OIL, WIN
DOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, &c offer for sale a
fresh and complete assortment OF the above articles the
mot reasonable for cash or credit County deal.
respectfully invited call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. 49:3m-Aug. |, SIN