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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19

Bile, attempting 10 destroy one hundred Amer
can ladies ny similar contact. for mere party
effect! The fortunes OF Mr. Clay must indeed
be desperate, when his worshippers ,rample the
most sacred sentiments in the dust, and seek TO
build him up by the destruction Of the honor Of
the women OF America.
The wicked and cowsrdly scheme failed, as
all such reckless attempts must fail but the
committee, feeling confident that some of their
Cyprean associates had triumphed. openly state
their supposilion as fact, without waiting TO
ascertain even whether there was really honor
| among thieves, or il the managers of the pro-
cession had been deceived.
The scheme failed. The marshas had re-
ceived information, that such an attempt would
such Infamous contact occurred. The ladies' in
the carriages were all relatives of the fifly-two
gentlemen who rode beside them as an escort.
The procession was the Index of the out
pouring Of American feeling at the insult offer
ed the country. The ladies participated as
they had right to do. and were accompanied
by their husbands, fathers, and brothers. If Mr..
Clay or his friends can make any capital by glo-
rying in an insut TO his country, or in destroying
the characters of the ladies of America we
leave him 10 enjoy the thought flor il is only
thoughD with this remark-That Americans
OF all parties are as ready and able to repel a
SANDER cast upon the purity of their wives and
daughters, as they are to hur back an insul,
offered by craven souls To- the Institutions OF
their country.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19

Crown, and insulting the Amsrean Presidency, v
be tolerated from respectable citizens and espe
cslly in the Presncs Of the representatives. Of Hsf
banquet 10 Lord Ashburop.
Let every citizen who loves and ehershes regard
for the land of his birth adoption, tell his respsst
for her name. by stscndancs tonight. Gensismen
distinguished public speakers have sgni6ed VIII
ingness 10 he present and address the audience Let
every citizen, then, he he democrat whig, be on
hand. Turn oui, every man
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19
THE BALL ROLLING.

Indignation meetings are now being held in
various sec tons of the Union. New York par
ticularly seems determined to wipe out the
stains put upon the country by the Federalists
We find the following in the Troy Budget Of
the 18th nst
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19

nrNot q single copy Of the Madisonian has
reached the Post Office IN this borough for the last
two weeks What is the matter, friend Jones p
Chester (Pa.) Republican
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BETA.
King and Queen, Oath August, 1912.

The Decemviri of Rome lasted only two years
and the whigs will lose their power in a shorter p
rod
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(The following article which we find IN the
Bosros COURIER, is a most triumphant reiu'a-
ton of the argument put forth by the editors OF
the intelligence, 10 prove thatth Wing majority
IN Congress possess all the industry, virtue, IN
telligence and patriotism in the land, and that
the Executive branch of the Government is IN
competent, dishonest, and dangerous to the wei
fare of the countTy.l
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19

In rHoyE rHiSss WHICH ABE EsshSf'AI
BE usIrr-ls soE-EssEsriALs, LIBERTY AND IN AL
THINGS cpAKIrv.-AugSstsa.
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We see that meetings are being held in the
interior of many Of the States, principally COM
posed of Democrats, which heartily sustain the
course of the Executive We copy the follow
ing from the Bridgeport Republican Farmer:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19

1t appears to that, whenever great talents have
been exerted in the service of the country or SPLEEN
did exploits achieved by illustrious citizen great
honors ought to be awarded to him. An important
military achievement is generally event that admits
of no controversy-nO deception. A General who
rous an enemys army, leaves no doubt 10 the
vice he has performed and therefore, by the unan-
imous opinion of every body, considered object
of high honor. In 1923, and 1910, great political
honors were awarded to two distinguished warriors,
who lately presided over this great confederated Re-
public. All ranks and description Of people, the rich
and the poor the enlightened and the ignorant all
felt equally convinced that those honors were due
and every heart vibrated TO the general expression Of
national gratitude and respect. If we consider the
results Of exterior relations, and the condition of
the controversies existing at the time of Mr. Tyers
assuming the reins of Governmental we consider
the pacific relations established by the recent treaty
with Great Britain, and the train of evils that have
been averted, we must bring our mind to the concu-
sion that great honor ought TO be awarded to the Pre-
sident of the United States. II there is any man who
feels his bosom glow at the recollection of the vico-
rles of New Orleans or at Tippecanoe, does he not
at the same tlme feel high degree of exultation in
beholdng the peaceful relations and the honor and
dignity of the country maintained, not by the clash
ing OF swords, nor by the wasteful expenditure of
human life, but by the triumphant exertion of en-
lghtened judgment and transcendant ability.
Hereafter, If investigation should be made among
the waste of by gone years. things may be dis
covered m the wickedness of licentious press.
which, unexplained might lead to the impression that
this treaty inmcal TO the interests Of the nation
and destructive of its rights. The Journals of the
Senate will be their triumphant contradiction, and
the approval Of it by such large majority of that
body, will be to the President a splendid trophy of
victory, achieved by nAexibe integrity and enllgh-
tened patriotism over undeserved and unexampled
calumny.
A CITIZEN OF THE WEST
To be continued
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

WE wish to call the attention of Mothers those
w bout to become So the important fact that a relief
has hern discovered fOi the many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend women in delicate situation and
which will prepare the system TO undergo the important
change Which il is about experience. 1t is about
six years the first discovery ho knowledge ofihe ba
Of which, however has been known rglnal in
habiants for agesl the introduction civilized
life, has been the Of relieving mitigating much
suffering and those hcis who have had occasion 10
it, consider of the greatest blessings t" the The
of the subject will permit 10 be very explicit
the offs producing It's beneficial effects (but
the readc. that it upon strict physiological
md well established principles aud the facts atestcd
by well read ply ,clans Of different parts ofthc s.. Ev
cry agent and druggist who sell the article is supplied with
pamphlets CIV ug full description Of it, and of lis mOduS
opcGnd and also containing many certificates Of its benz
ccial effects from PHI scians and others. AL who DO
sous Of further information requested 10 call and pro-
free of expense, They intended 10 be read
only by mothers and the medical profession,
For sale BY CLARK & COLIINs Montpelilr, VI 94.lY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
DIR. DAVENPORT's GENUINE BII.
IOUS PILLS.

tOR purifying the blood restoring lost appetite
They are sure relieffor bilious complaints pains in
the mead stomach and bowels and there is medicine
mong the whole catalogue offered to the public at the pres
ent day that will so eecuay cure the following complaints
lz-mdigeshon, iaundlce, rheumatism, dzness headache
yet coughs, scroula and dropsy also sure
rehoi Tor cos'ive habits, One or two doses week will
genefdy relieve and prevent long course of sickness
Each o1A con'ahs about fifteen twenty doses which
tues Pnce 81 = gents box. Tho above pills are sold
by CLARk COLLINS, Monlpelier,VL & by Hensbsw
and King Simpson and Reed MAYNARD and Noves "a r.
others in Boston and by some one in mos os ,b , Sna
thrhuQhout the United States. " '"' OWNS
ALSo-Dayenports celebrated EYE.WATER s,,.
cure for weak and eyes price 25 cents and Wa
on's noted ITCH OINTMENT an infaible cure nrics
rs cents box, hbafal discount 10 dealers Slime
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
COLDS CHEMICAL IMPROVED
LAMP,

VIE Subscribers, having purchased OF Mr.. Gold
l. tina rghl to Manufacture and cell in the Now
England States, his improved CIlEMICALLAMP,
are now prepared to offer them for sale at whole
sale or retail, and can recommend them as the best
and most econ omical Lamp now in use, a. the ex-
pcnse OF burning will be only about half The cost Of
Sperm Oil and The lIgh: more brilliant. Tbs i'm.
rroyemcnts which have been made in this Lamp re-.
move The objections which most Chemical Lamps
subject to.
sEJ7We have also very supetiorartice OF CHE.
MlCAL OIL refined under the superlntendonce Of
Nh Gold, which can be used in this or any other
Chemical Lnmp-for sale by the harrel or gallon.
fC}"Wr nave the various patterns Of This Lamp
at our store, where they be seen, any time, In
use. LOWS. BALL & 20
No. % Washington ct. Boston. %
sale Ivy TOWN n WGTHER ELL Nontpclier vi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
JOHN u. HALE.

AS taken the shop formerly occupied by his brother
whore lie will make genemen's Garments IN the la.
test and most fashionable STYLE an warranted 10 III, at
the old stand first door East corner Of Branch Bud5o.
All Gdrm 'nts made to order.
lrj"Pouicuar attention paid to Cutting for others to
make and warranted.
Mont cher, September !, 1872. 70
POOR AN'sPLASTER,
NWARRHNItp beilcr than any other .i,hler IN usse, At
w whatever price they may be Sold The Poor Mans
Plaster will cure panI weakness in any part Of the body
as well as hackslde breast: also piles oethng in
children
Mr.. David Williams, an old revolutionary soldier o
Elzabelhown, J. was cured Of rheumatism by one in
less than two days after having suffered for long time IN
almost helpless condition.
They arc highly recommended by every who has
used them. Try it, The price is only ~ 2 cents.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore by l.. p. AL
TON and SONS, agents. OS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
THE TEETH THE TEETh

THE INCOMPARABLE TOOTH PREPARATION
NHE fact proved, and The increduous and doubt.
l. ing fully convinced of lis great utility We have
the evidence ON the sale Of about 25GOO boxes Of the
Odonlca, within the past year. 1t is ascerained firm
perence that when used the teeth will decay but
remain l the latest age Of man. with their natu al wea
and more-n thousands OF nervous oohaehe, that
climax Of panhas at been most efocuay cured BY
this most popular denri6ce in America And In couclu-
SION here or who is the young lady gentleman ave-
the individual that values a beautiful of teeth sound
gums and sweet breath more than fifty cents that viii be
longer destitute Of box Of DR.. M. Hchcock's Magnetic
Odontica.
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole popHeiors and TO A. Hitchcock and Co.
IN tennessee street Uca N. in Montpelier by Silas
Burbank j in Waterbury by Hachns, Goss and Coz in
Slow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea by O. Hale in Tun-
bridge by J. Foster in Royaton by Downer, Neyns and
Fish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

STATE OF VERMONT, In Prcbae Court holden at
Washington Dsrct, IS. : Montpelier within and ur
said district on the 18th day Of October, 1912:
! fAVlD FRENCH Cd. Administrator on the estate of
~ William Holden, lao of Barre in said district deccas-
ed presents his petition SAID writing prayur
SAID Court giant him license sell all the real estate OF
SAID deceased This State excepting the widows dover r
the payment Of The Just debts Of the deceased & expenses of
settlement aud the appearing necessary Nhcrcup-
is ordered that SAID petition be referred a Probate
Court to be holden at the Probate office in said Mon ne
her the Sh day Of November 1912 for hearing and de-
csion and that all concerned be notified thereof BY pub
cation t the substance Of sand prtmon and this oder
thee weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman and
Journal printed said Montpelier all of which 10 he pre-
said time fheang that they may appear if they
cause and give bonds for the payment Of sd debts as
the statute requires.
BY the Court.
70 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
DIR. TAYLOP,s
BA LIS AM OF LIVER WnDT

ONLY GENUINE, 375 BOWERV NJ "
AZ p, NY"SnwnPuon' Cough, Colds, Splitting of
- D."ou' ram ia lho s,do breast Asthlns,
FlenHsy ShoHness Of breath. p,IniIation of the
Heart, Debility, Nervousness. and All d.o W ,s
Lungs ana Liver. This medicine has bscn nsnd in
the Guy OF New York with unexampleJ snccess tar
eIsh' yelrsj curing thousands who were snnnosed
Wcufabie. II is now used by tno,t of tla ,rJ.i
faculty. tho Clergy the Ptc.s ard the vbo, no. Mo-
each battle. 'f0"'
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr. r. GIaddn OF Delhi, New York OF a natural
cons"mP1ous constitution, has been saved from an
1ntImely end by the use OF Dr. Taylor'- Balsam of
LiVeiwoH severe cold brought on an attack of
Flenrisy, and thus ended IN genera debility and con.
sumption. constant toUl h, hectic flush restless
nights, quick pulse, aGd continued loss OF ne.h, au-
cured speedy death but az soon as he commenced
he use of this balsam he grew better. and is now
fully restored TO health.
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. ceriry,
that my oldest daughter took the whoopino COZ oh.
which terminated IN scverc inflammation of The
lungs! We called IN physician, and 20 our sur
Prise, he SAID she was dangerously i'll Of the quick
consumption, and we daily grew more and more con-
vlnced bat her lungs were rapidly wasting away. |
hen procured the abiest mediea council could of
'hrce physicians who, utter treating her case two
months, gave no encOura cement, but on the con-
trary, discouraged us. then resolved 10 try DR.
Taylors Balsam OF Llverwort. but with little hone
ns her breathing feeble to be scarcely per-
;epuble by applying the close TO her We had
not gwen hits medicine one month before she had so
far recovered TO be able TO walk across the room
ana she soon after became quite strong and well,
and Tor which medicine, neSto the blessing Of hea "
en-, am indebien, and am willing TO be sworn to
th"sc flcis
For sale by sILAS BURBANK, JR. and COL
LlNS s. CLARK, Montpelier, VI.
y. B. Purchasers are particularly cautioned TO
bay no other than that made at $40, Bowcry, N. Y.
city. l4lf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
MAHOGONY VENEEBS.
Holm VNnnD

HAS just returned from New York city with large
assortment Of MAHOGANY aud ZEBRA VEN
EERS. Also, Mahogany comm de KNOBS and CUR
TAIN PINS, DRAW LOCKS, TABLE HINGES,
CASTORS, SCREWS, BRADS, TACKS, SAND
PAPER, LOOKING GLASS PLATES, etc.
so, Smiths COACH AND FURNITURE VAR
NISA. CABINET FURNITURE aud CHAIRS as
us ua ahs shop, all Of which he viii sell owso low
to correspond with the had times.
Montpelier, jane 80, 1872 CD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
watches, Jcwelry, &c.

TNOWN Il WITHEREL LII, one door west Of
Il the Village Hotel, Mon9cllrr, VI. Manufacture
and sell, who'esale and retail, Chased and plain
RINGS aud ear ornaments, W latch Scale, Keys and
Chains, Guard Cholrs, Miuiaur; Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bows, etc. They will make all Jcwelry,
10 any pattern desired They have on hand d lar re
stock, comprising mole ch and extensive asso:;-
men than ever before offered in this market. Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENFS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
which the public invited to call and examine for
themselves. Their supply contests in part OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

ZOO dozen cap and Twist Combs; 1000 do side do; $50
- do Ivory fine, line and IS fac 80 do German sill
yer Combs; so gro wood pocket do
For sale by Villas, LOOMS ard Co.
Burlington Oct 9Th 842 is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
CuARLES BLIss,S EsTATE.

TINE subscribers having been apt oincd by the Honora
l. hle Probate Court for the district OF Washington
commissioners to receive examine adjust all Gains
and demands Of all persons against the estate vi Charles
Bliss late OCalas in said district deceased, eprcseuteC
insov ent. aud months from he p day Of Angus
d 1912 allowed by SAID Tie cicdiors Of said de-
ceased TO exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us-Do give n,licc that viii attend the business Of
app0 uimcnI at tho dwelling house of WIDOW Lucy
Bliss Calais in SAID DISTRICT tie Mondays of No
vcuber and February o'clock afternoon each
ofsaid DAYS JOSEPH LANCE )Comnls-
a. p HICKS sonets.
Dated at Calais, September Sin, 1912 ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
Tnnbrdgc, ser,en.bcr TO- Is4. 70

STATE or VERMONT, ! l. PGo6aIo Cou7I holden AT
Wa ,hngton dsuiet, ss, { Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 18th day Of October - lsl2:-
nAVID FRENCH End, Adm nisrator ON the estate
boG WILLIAM HOLDEN late Of Barre IN sad district
deceased, makes application to SAID court to extend the
heretofore allowed him I, pay the debts due from SAID
estate and settle his administration account, until some
future day-Whcreupon ordered BY that said
application be heard tie Probate office Mon pc.icr
the day of November 1872, and is further ORDER
ed that notice hereof be given to the cteduor # said
tae, and TO all others concerned by publishing the sub
Of sad application and nrdefs thereon the Yer
mont Wachman and Journal. printed at Montpelier, at
east liree weeks suCcessvcy bc the atOrcs
,pp inet for he hearing of said applications
BY the Cour. 10 Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS. Rec.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

O. OOTHING SYRUP.-A new supply Of Ills
Svainable article for children teething Jus received
and for sale by E. p. Walton 4 Sons. Sopt3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
i ar MOO IIuULI APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS. COLDS

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE UNGS.
TTNlE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
b IS beloved 10 he deserv,dly Inc most popular
Medicine ev,r known in America, 10! coughs colds,
aeihma or Phihlsc, consumption, whoopng cough,
aud Pulmonary atl, tlions OF every sind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam has been very
extensively used Tor about fifteen years; and its rep
u alton has been constantly increasing. 60 univ T.
sally popular has this article become that it may now
be considered a. a standard or icle ~ aqc rar Of
The Uulied States and Blush Provinces. Many fam
'l''s keep It constantly by lhem, considering il the
most safe as well a cerlaa remedy tor the above
complaints. The ProprietOrs have received, od are
rac"ylng numerous recommendations from Thany
5i Oh, besi lht"ciar', who make use Of ID IN thcir
practice. The name. uiu few individuals who have
given heir 'csi ao.y Ia i-voro dis urt,y are hero
SUBJ ln"d aud for more full account see the ouyol.
OF, 10 the buie.
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel Morrill,,
Truman AbdI, Tiwoih, BayIes,
=" Jere. EIIlsMorlh. " Alberl GulIa.
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CEKTIFIC ATEo,
From mr. Tho,,a

Mcssrs Iowe g. Rad Eart - IN, Nraao,.Ll I, /
monarv RoIsnn, has heen .v,on.;'a as,L :. ~
section of the countr, where res,ds ss a.,
,oars n,st a,J L.. ';,,.,i,. a,..,;.si - $3.50.
ton in consumpr;yc con,nIa,a,. So Ia
knowledIe fylcpds it bat novor ,i5onnai,,ad ,lSs
reasonable oxnerotion Of ,boso .h h ,, Faad ''o
THOMAS RP0WNN n
Coocord. N. Fl Nh is9i
Messrs Reed. Vino & CuIlrr-rzen.lenon
Ireeiita duIy owe "a the nuhI,c md esnaei,IIv
to hundr Dis Of NV fellow helms who ,rc NOW .ucr.
ing under different diseases of the lungs, 10 1--WE you
a statement OF the Good effects have cyprricnccd
rom the use orthe Vegetable PnImonorv Bnlson,.W
Having from my yonth up been troubled with d I;.r-
ent complaints Of Tho lunos. such as sniiing If
hood, a dy troublesome couch C[eouent boarseness'
with severe fits Of couobine and indeed nil tLesvr,
toms of consumrtion. md rom fine IN t,me barro
con ulted several eminent phvycians and have ,,cn
much medicine bat received lr,le or no rehet and
at last thsy told me there wns no he'll, Ior me- tbo,
nv case was bevond The reocL heir mclic,ocs In
The sprnr of 1887 was advised by a friend 10 try
ihe Vegeial,e Pulmonary Bal.am | ohta,ned ,,ro
bottles and on rial was supr,seJ 10 GnJ So sndJsU
and cneclual relief which il cave mo aud alrer u.Ir
il nbouf five weeks MI NV comnainJs we're en,;reis
remoyed. and was restored To oond health Sincs
that time have kent il constantly by me in case NJ
the appearance Of uns of The above complaints.
| have known a ls,~c nIn,h,r or cnscs Sborc all
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

Silver Spoons, God Beads Eur ornamnets Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genemens Breaslpms newest patterns livery
rch,) Gold Riseits--sono set, Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Specaces, Silver Thimbes,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Keyes,
Gold Watch CHAINS, Card Gases, Mourning Rings and
Pins Silver Combs, Shell Combs Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors Fancy Goods. Viohs and Strings, COCO as
sorment of best kind fPerumcy, Macassar Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the haL Fishing implements, liza &c Lor)
Brttania Teapots and Casters, SUI eriof quality large
assortment of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short, every thing that kept at
Jewclr) Ware Store.
takes this opportunity to just say 10 the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity that he has
larged his Shop Establishment, and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market TO ill it up and fur
Their says to ALL home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any rate they may rely this that goods what
we recommend Them TO be sale.
III Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted
N b. Silver work and Jewery made to order TO any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, Oct l2, 1912. rs
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COMMISSIONERS NOTTCE.

~ + the subscribers, being appointed by The Honorable
Probate Court for the district Of Rando ph, commits
s1ners to receive examine ind adjust all claims and de-
Uands of all persons against the estate o Royal Ofdway
late Of Tunbrdgr in district deceased in
vent, and also all demands aud claims exhibited IN offset
the 10, and six months from the 10Th day Of Sept 1912
being f1r that purpose gsen,We therefore do hereby
give notice that will attend 10 the business Of the said
appointment at the dwelling house ri widow Sally Odway
in unbrdge the first Wednesdays, in January Febru-
and March noxt from nine clock A. NJ. until four
o'clock M Of each days.
DANIEL COBB, 1Comm.s-
ASAHEL DEWEY, Ssoners