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In South Hero on Sunday morning, March 18th,
Mrs. Sophrona Mott, wife Of Wallis Mott, Esq. aged
10 years.
AT Wes,forl, on the 18th Februaury last, Mrs
Melissa Jane Hale wife Of John w. Hale, aged %
years and months
In no, ng tn dea tn Of this yonng lady, the mind in
voluntarily surveys in wonder the mysterious DEGREES
of Providence which in few fleeing moments reno
we'd useful and fondly loved fellow creature from
the midst OF her relatives AMI friends, and implanted
in the breasts of her devoted connections wounds
which time scarce can heal. While many n being
wItho single attribute to make lie desirable, is
permitted 10 Nnger out n wcarisome and sorruwim
existence, and 10 whom death would be n Tcrriiu
viscrshe, the young, the gentle Melissa, in The full
enjoyment of prosperiv health and happiness To-
ccvos the dread sunmon, and ere her afteconate
and heart stricken friends have time 10 mark the
ages of dea h, the cold dark grave demands and re-
ceves its loved prey. Well may acknowledge
the ways of Deity to be wonderful and mysterious
in those dspcnsatlons which do not permit morials
TO the beginning or ht end. But while the friends
and bcreavcd prrner of the dear departed bowed
TO the dust by this severe and most affective 'spen-
saton, il shoud not he forgotten that the glorious
home of the blcs ed beyond the grave has also
cclyed icnant-ihat she whose early life full of pro-
mise. has been early terminated, and whom we all
MOURN has left her bercavcd friends but short time
She has been called thus early perhaps, to be spared
the panns trials and affections which iuurtv maI
reveal. Her relatives have indeed me, with an ire
parable loss lni it has been h'r eternal gain. They
mourn the dissolution of their earthly relations, but
she with her deaf infant is rejoicing III the newly
found bliss and enjoyment of her happy home
Mourn then afflicted friends longer, but cast the
burden of Your grief at the feet of him who has said
blessed are they that mourn, and 50 prepare for
the closing OF your account that Sou may be enabled
as vow ascend 10 her YOU now mourn to ask,
80 death, where is thy sting - Com.
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MEXICO AND TEXAS.

The war between these two nciphhorinp
rcpublics has recommended in earnest. Sam
IA Anna has followed up the declaration OF
hostilties contained in his letter to General
Hamilton, by prompt and decided action
II has been I" a word and a blow with him,
Tor the very next mail after the one which,
brought us his threat of an invasion, convc, S
tho intelligence that this threat has been lul-
filled. 4 Mexican army, some L., 900 strong,
is in full march for the capital of Texas
The frontier posts of Antonio and Goad
have already fallen before the invaders A
proclamation Of the Commanding General,
skilfully drawn up. aud holding gu, IA glow
ing picture Of what Texas would be we're
she reunited to Mexico, hcraIds the Next
cans approach. On the other hand Texas is
not idle. Her people are mastering from all
quarters TO the defence Of their capital. The
government being almost destitute of money
or means to rcpcl the invaders, the citizens
have contributed literally from their private
stores to make up for this deficiency. Pre-
sdent Houston has addressed letter to the
Texan Consul at New Orleans. coolv init
mating that all tmier0nts from tie United
States will be particularly welcome to Texas
at this juncturc, prorided they come armed,
equipped and organized in companies of SO,
and that iunedatel y on their arrival they
report to tie Secretary Of war for orders !!
And doubtless there are enough adventurous
spirits in the southwestern States to make the
emigration 10 Texas, even upon these con-
ditions, sufficient TO furnish all the recruits
needed to fill up her army.
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FARM FOR iStLE.

.SKa FOR SALE, that well known Farm sit.
TIE ua'ed N VI Hon, about one nile fom the
s5sE3 upper Fails formerly owned and occupled
---e';sA- by the Rev. s. II. Crane containino bc.
tween 2'5 and 800 acres Of land compr ed IN part o,
moving, l!lage aud pasruring, and good 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 GOO. repair three good
good barns, one of which is GO by Il feet the others
81 by 40 feet horse barn and other out buildings
WIN good yards and water brought INFO them and TO
'e house IN log, and also three good wells of water
on The farm; being desirable situation for n man
VINO wants TO raise neat stock or sheep or both, or
Is an excellent farm for the dairy business. Those
s ws,lns 10 purchase such farm would do well by
applying soon TO John and James Morton IN ,bs
"..niseF Or to Gen. VIM. Nush Of Nov Haven
hilton, March "a, lei? 40 ;,
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BOOK STORE.

~ II subscriber has Just received and offers for
Il sale new supply of Books from New York aud
Boston; among which are the following
Comb on the Constitution,
Great Teacher, Faver on Election,
Lleblg's Chemistry
Greek Testament and Lexicon,
Tacltus and Livl,
Blckers beth on Baptism,
Michael Kemp Coleridgss wor.s
Tales OF the Covenantcrs,
Gems of American Female Poe,s,
Whepey's Compcnd
Barnes Notes on the Ciospes,
Glimpses OF the Old World,
Macauey's MscelIanes
Elegant Qnarto Bbes-Turkey Morocco,
Iweedes Library of Practical Medicine, vols
Chas. OMaey, vol
Danslison's Medical Dictionary,
Bu'ler's Ancicn, Atlas.
Pictorial Geography, 1000 ensravings,
PoIis Of America, Krumma, hers Psrables,
Jacquirle by James 2 vols.
Bomsrs French Phrases,
book 81 Psalms, Wealth and Worth,
Life OF Sir Isaac Newton,
II Mooros Private Deyoiions
Cooper Surgical Dictionary
Anihons Classical do
Lempriero's do do
Corse de Leon, by James
Feb "a 1872 D.A, BRAMAN
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BRIGHTON MARKET-NroypAy, March q.


AT Market, $40 Reef Cattle, 90 pairs Work ing Ok
en- 10 Cows and Calves l20 Sheep, and 1900 Swine.
20 Beef Cattle unsold
PRicEs.-Bef Cdhc.--We quote to correspond
with last week, viz a fow choice Cattle At IS. First
quality s. 5Oa IS IS. Second quality Is IS 25
Third quality, SO 90 81 so.
JForkinp Orcn-Wc noticed the following sales
viz SOS, $40 SIS, and 800.
Cons and Calrcs.-Sales at $40 s?2 s25 and $50
&ecp.-I.ols were sold at 50 Is SO 90, 81 so and
S. 90.
.Slrine.-Lots to pcddlc. 3 ga aic for Sows and
4 j. a SC for Barrows. At retail from l-2 to &c.
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COMMISSIONERS N0T1CE

IL.
W. we Sn' scrl' er-, having been appointed "
,e i'1n'ra lie The Prof a'e Court for the pi>ir
Of Chluend-n, oomm, toners 10 re Give ,x,n,;,,
and ADJUST the claims and demands Of all pcr ON
a-aln>' the c'ia'e Of Amy i uarlnan, a'e Of Milton
IN and District, de"ea ci Represented insovcn, and
also all claims and 'ens nd eNh lrel m set there.
to; and six month, from the DAY f the ,la hrr.oC
eng a wed | y and Corr for that purpo.r we do
herel give notice, that we will attend 10 he husne
OF our appointment, a, the dwelling If Samuel b. ard
man, m M'lIon n AM District, on the III Monday Of
AptIl ncNi, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on lad day
Dated thu, Ism day Of Marrh, A. y. 1912
SlLAS b. SlBLEY,
WILLIAM A. Ora NEER Iom rs.
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REPORTED INDIAN LEAGUE,

The following intelligence, says the Ciscin-
natl Message, is brought by an extra slip, OF
March 9th from the Office of the st. Louis
Reporter. IT reached the editor Of that paper
in Letter from the editor of the Ozark EARLE
And its foundation is the re laton of - an intel.
ligent Delaware Indian" just from the Chero.
kee Nation, to Mr.. Samuel NJ. pharise. Clerk
Of the Court of Barry county, Missouri" 1,
seems TO have excited considerable aslonsh-
ment in that section OF country
"An intended Councir' is proposed 10 be held
ut the Cherokee Council Ground, in .f,co
months from The present Hme,' doth Feb in
which " i'll be embodied all tie principal Oh els
and head men OF the various Indian tribes, both
settled and wandering, from the l.. s. Line To
the vast prairies Of the West, under the supcr
intcndence Of the Cherokecs. The Chiefs and
head men of the Scminoles, Choctax., Chick
ssaws Greeks, Senccas, Quapaws, Osages,
Shawnees, Caws, Pawnees, Sioux Sacs, Fox
es, PiankeslIaws. Po,awatanes. Wyandots
&c. &c. &c, are to he present, it is SAID in or
der to form grand conlcderacy, or 10 become
aped a. one tribe.
The osensbe object of which is said 10 he
10 oppose any further emigration of the Whites
west, TO prevent the erection OF any more forts
IN their country, and never more 10 uart with
another foot of their land, either bv force or
treaty, at the peril of,Ieir lives and tn, total OK.
tncton of their race. Tie Dcloware ilf rm.
our correspondent that by tins Confectionery the
Indian tribes will be enabled to bring force o,
10000 warriors into the field Ross the Chief
OF the Chcrokecs, is SAID TO be n: the head q,
this affair, and To dciray all necessary expenses
of the Council"
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In this town, on The 3eth ul'. by Res. II. Stafford,
Mr.. THEODORE A. PECK, of the firm OF Peck & Spear
to Miss DELLA II. STAFFORD, all # Burlington.
In this town, on the "a inst. by the Rev. G. G..
Tngerso Mr.. Lrcirs II. FLAGG, TO Miss Amir
f.. CuITrESpEN, both Of Wlliston.
In Willison, on the 81 inst, by the Rev. Mr., Par
melee, Mr.. CAssius c. l}RowS, TO Miss MARION
BEACH, both of Wllliston.
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Cnrpe ings. Kuggs ana Oil Cloths.
n low lorcash, ly rs h march, II. W. CATLlN,
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TO EDITOR OF pApEps n 6

DAVID GARDINER, of Rondo,,h in the State of
Vermont, United Staies was killed few days ago
on he Bonnectere by the fall of tree He was a
single man ard has left some property. DAVID
GARpiSER was about l2 years of aye, five feet pnc
inches high aud dark complexion. He has been
some years IN Canada, and was employed in the
Timber Trade Il is supposed he has relatives in
the State Of Vermont.
a--,.g Application 10 be made 10 Mn Ronr Rlen.
ARDS, Iorbolion, or 10 Mr. ALBERT KIppEn, Town
hip of Hull, District of Sydenham, in whose en-.
ploy he was at the time OF his DEATH
Province of Canada, !
oh
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special purpose.
~ HE snhscr,I or respectfully r,or..,. ali ,,.,-..
i indebted 10 hun 10 call and nav ,bc,r NJ. .
Accounts without delay. JAMES MITc tfiv' a"u
Burlington, April !, 1912
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NAUGHN'S lei Back Ink flr ale Nv The sui
scrlber. 1hls ink Is man riac,rcI IN til, village
hy W. Vaughan, and warranted not inferior 10 Nav
narl d Noye>' or any other INK now IN ne
TIea'e ear IN mind that this INK l. Of domestic,
Manufacture and i, worthy Of any gentleman, nt
lehtl4n AMI patronage especially # he want, good
ar,'r. forsaea at S. llUNrlNGTON'S
warren ~. HnnL- BIN lrr,.
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COPARTlNERSIyy, NOTICE

,DOI nIt INTLHNT77| NVJTICE
k'AhkaR q WAIT give notice that they Rave this
! day associated with them in business Mr.. H.
IVA ~; kooi, and that they will continue the bust
ne.s OF Importing and selling CROCKERY, GLASS
AND CHM WARE under the firm Of FARl,AR
WAIT ROOT al their former Store They have on
han'i full stock If ware which r'rcy will pack in
crates dssorfedto order nj New Y0rl and Boston
Price, merchants in The surrounding towns win find
greatly 10 their advantage 10 examine their stock
,eiorc purchasing al the south, all orders promptly
attended to-Storc corner Church and College ST.
burlington. +. l.. FARRAR.
JOS. WAIT,
II. F. ROOT
n. b. farrar Wait and Root expect 10 receive ear.
mine Spring in answer 10 their orders full supply
OF thai leani'l Style Of Opaque Pearl ware" that
has given such general satisfaction The oa,t season
from the celebrated manufacture. of Cicvs & Co. he
oniv Hone in England tina, make hat style Of ware.
wh,ch WI lie sold whole. ale and Real.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1872
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Spring Bonncts.
FLORENCE BRAID, Tuscan, and Straw Bunnc,s Of
me Spring patterns, for sale by H. w. CArLIN.
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Sexton for the Village.

HAVING received the above appointment. IN,
Public are respectfully apprized that will n, nil
times be in readiness TO attend To the duties If RI,
Office. The Old hearso has been repaired for pres.
en- use am mere is some hope Of getting one
Collins OF any kind irns he'd at the shortest notice
and all charges moderate.
p, D. X. PANGBORN
shop on Cal'n's Lane l7lh March 1912
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ONE SHILLING.

VI ICH FUK II RID TT MES!!
The Subscriber offers for sale the
GREEN MOUNTAIN REPOSITORY
For one shMinp cach.
THE book contains Isl Buodrcuo macs md 10
i hound IN good substantial manner The book
contains many biographical notices ofthc elricr set
Iers OF Nernont-and much authentic, ntoru,n,inn rs
lavc to the natural ana civil history of The state
The price OF the Repository is within the reach of
every man noman and chud," and is a book thai
should be IN the hands ofeveiy child in the State hat
read and iroud not bea rery serious ,jur,, m
adults, Uhcy Shoud rtodn.
liberal discount made TO those who buy to sell, or
buy 70 caway.
SAMUEL HUN1lGTON.
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MARSH.1LL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STAi ES OF AMERICA, Pursuant TO
, ,.rmpnt D,suict TO wit. >a warrant is
sued out OF the liz, Dist let Court of the United
States for said District 10 me directed | do hereby
eve lhls public notice. that Information for the viola
hons OF the revenue laws # the United States, have
been filed IN said ourt by Charles Davis Esq, Dis
tric Attorney of the Tn ted States for said District
against the following described goods, wares and
merchandise, TO VIII:
Black leather trunk, carpe, bag, As pieces ban
dana handkerchlcis pieces silk handkcrchiefs, 6
woolen shirts, par woollen drawers II chay hand
kerchlefs ! chally shawl, black silk handkerchief
J green velvet cap, ! paten-lever silver watch. II
broad cloth rock coats, broad cloth dress cont 4
plated epauletes qnanllyo of old silver Straps, rhm
ble> worm dc, cotton shirts wooen under shirts
worn, par cotton drawers, old han TX erchiec
paddock and key pair Of socks, broad cloih can
lot OF small I'm and wo den boxes and other small
articles a bonn a]ne stock 2horses' don lie har-
and one neck yoke, seized Al ydepark IN snid ID s.
rlct, on the llh day Of February, 1872 Also, II
pairs of coarse checked kcrseynere pants pairs Of
wolenet pants 10 pnirs of black Lroadcl 9TH pants
? pair buckskln pants pairs Of sieel-mixod broad
cloth pants, ] pair of black coarse cloth nan's q
black broaicloihh vests lbs Enqlish linen thread
linen table s,rca 10 Rob Roy handkrrchefs, 5
worsted handkcrchlels anil sack seized AZ johnson
IN said Dis ricr on the 18th day of february. Isi2
Also J dozen Of coarse kersry pants | dozen of
black kerseymeIe pants pairs Of fine korseymere
black pants, % yards of fine black roa cloth II
yards Of bla broadco,h, pairs Of coarse check Cd
kerseyTcre pants, rnr Of steel mixed PANTS n,ir
Of plaid pants, and II bro1dcloth round a. bouts S..
zed at Johnson, IN sal District, on the 2lst day Ct
February, 1912:
Asp tFin will he had on the foregoing seyer,l .e,,
ures, and the s0Hr wi lie condemne agrcesblv n
the prnyersof sad Information, the next stated term
Of sad District Court, 10 he holden a Windsor with.
IN and for sad District, on the 9th day of Nav mex,
unless claim or claim. shall be nterpn sed on or be-
fore that day Of which NIL persons interested will
take notice, and govern themselves accordingly
Gives under my hand AZ Bradford, in said Dis.
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LISTERS NOTICE.

1--WE L,'ers of The Town If Eur ingon hercl V
give no'lcc, that they >hall proceed On or l,nme
daely airr The first day II April next 10 perform
the duties oi their Office, and here y rl,s MI per-
IONS in laid town LA le O pay taxes, 10 pfrusred
TO make an rxh it Of all their taxall c estate
March 80 1912.
JOHN y. Iol.LFNBECK,
JOHN BARSlOW, Listers.
WfLLNS LYMAN
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PASTRY ARIlCIESl

49,. PASTRY ARTICLES!
!, tS>lAN Sheet, Shrcl and Staple lslnglasse-,
Il "COPPER" american ID
Nlce>i III. b Mos,
tssfnrc Of Peach Kernels,
concentrated Es'rnce Of Lenous,
Nlces' Roe Wafer,
Extract If Rose,
Spant b Vanilla and Oil o< Nav,
ne 0rdnary Spre.,
Hcst lemon Syrnp,
+" Salad oil,
sugar Ornaments and Sand,
hehnei 'onecionarics in Corne,,, Ac- &c.
Dec 10 by PECK & SPEAF-
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NOTICE.
BENJAMIN n. SKIFF'S ESTATE

BENJAMIN H. SKlFFS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT The Pro ate Court for
District of Chittenden hedistrict OF Chil,enden
TO all persons concerned in the estate of benjamin
ii Skill late Of Charlotte in saldDi ,rict; Greeting
Whereas, Sally II. Skiii Administrative of the es.
tate of the said deceased has made application to said
court to extend the 'lnle limited for milking payment
of the debts OF the said deceased an settling saie cs
tate one year from the 18th day of April 1872 and
also proposes to render account Of her admins.
traon and present her account against said estate for
examination and allowance. Whercupon the court
aforesaid doth appoint the second Wednesday of April
A. ID. 1882, for hearing aud deciding on said applica
ton and examining sad account, at the office of the
Register OF SAID court in Burlington in said district
and doth order that all persons in,erese ed be notified
thereof by publication Of h order three weeks sue.
cesslve'y in the BURLINGTON Free Press, newspaper
printed in s,id Burlington the last of which publication
10 he previous said second Wednesday of April A.
u. 1912, that they may then and there pnear andshow
cause If any they have why the time of settling said
estate should not be extended and why said account
should not be allowed.
Gwen under my hand at sal Burlington this 18th
day Of March A. ID 1912.
VIM WESTON Peeister.
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,SJRi IED.
NEW FIRM.

VINHE Suhscribers woud respectfully inform the
i nub &c tina, they have purchased the cnlre stock
OF Furniture and flaming Mills at the New Establish.
mrn heretofore owned and conducted by the firm OF
Mitchell s; Barn :, and will continue the business
under the firm Of Barnes & kecer where they intend
TO keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment
of Sofas Secretaries, bookcases, Bureaus Bed leads,
Fables aud Stands of various kinds and prices 10
suit Gus omers. Most kinds OF country produce re-
cc.ved in paymcn. Also mos, kinds Lumber suitable
for o !. business wii he taken in exchange for Furn
,ure Tanning Nils,
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cool and collected, as would seem from exterior
appearance, whilst at the same time, those who
are intimate with him can but perceive that
eruptons equal TO Mount Vesuvius are at work
within him. His health is firm, his spirits good
and determination immovcably fixed in him to
heap vengeance on the pcrlidious Meyicans.
II necessary, he will have 10000 Texans in
the field in thirty days. Houston and Calves.
ton are turning out TO man, as are all other
parts of Texas. The steamer Lafi,,e, and
three s loops, all private property, have been
manned and fully fitted out by the citizens of
Galveston, and sailed on Sunday, under the
command Of Capt. Clarke, for Copano and the
Braso San lago. The Texas flag will be
planted at the latter place, and the next step is
~ take Matamoras. These are the orders of
Gen'l Houston.
Never have seen so much joy manifested by
any people as is by the TEXANS in consequence
Of their invasion by Mexico. All are on tiptoe
at the prospect of an early engagement. and the
motto Of "Victory or Death and no Surrender"
is the cry and watchword of every Texan citi-
zen.
The Bee publishes in addition letter from
Gen. Houston TO the Consul at New Orleans,
In which he says that if volunteers should offer
for Texas, in the present emergency, they
must come in organized companies of not less
than 3d. must bring each IA good rife or mus
ket, with cartridge box or shot pouch and pow
der horn, with at least hundred rounds of am
nunition, and with knapsack and six months
clothing.
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CEMENT CINI'EP vs..

CEMENT CISIERNS
N ii l. subscribers having the right 10 use in AMI
l. for the county of Chlenden, Parker's Hydraulic
Cement, fer Cssterns Reservoirs, Acqlciuo S Cellar
Kitchen and stable Floors, for the pur ose # making
them dry and proofagain rats also Hearths sinks
Ne would inform the Inhabitants of said county that
my VIII he ready The coming season to tend To all
calls III the above line of business and will warran;
Their work 10 be durable.
JOSEPH T.ANDON,
ORLANDO OWEN.
Burlington, March Q, 1871
N. H. All orders addressed TO the subscribers n,
Hineshnrsh or Burlington Will receive immediate at
'thNon. mao
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JER!CO ACADEMY.

Ar JERlCO CENTRE VIZ
INHE Spring term will commence on the 2srh inst
- under the charge Of Rev. Simeon Bickncll A. NJ
Mr. Blcknell II will be rCccocctcd, was formerly
PIncpe of This Academy, but left it in the Autumn of
lS}l 10 take charge OF similar institution in the state
OF n. l and rrputa ion thorough and success
iul ',acher Is, IN tins vicinity, already established
Having engaged the permanent services OF teacher
OF so much experience, and having thoroughly rcpar
ed the Academy Birding, the Tm tees would now
state that is purpose and expectation of all CON
cerned that this School shall be inferior To no inbred
Institution IN The substantial advantages and induce
'u-n's offered 10 those who ws!, atrcn well reg
nlitcd school where there are few inducements 10 idle
ness and dissipation, and who are prepared to appre-
cIa'c the Iva tage of thorough and systematic in
stru" ion.
The academic year will be divided into Two Scs
SONS, each % weeks and each session in two Terms
Of | weeks each
The Charge fort lion will be for the common Eng
lsh 'tldIcs including History and Composition $3.50
per term. For all the Higher branches OF English
stu y and Languages $3.50 per term. Board in res
p.ctahle families ran he Obtained n very low prrc
J'rlco March Is. 1872, J. HAMILTON, Llerk
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The venerable Dea. John Whitman, Of East
Bridgewa,e.. in the county of Plymouth, N..
enters this day (2Sh) on the one hundred and
eighth year Of his age, in good health and OF
sound mind, though his sigh', hearing. and
momory are much impaired.