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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08
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BRIGHTON.

FTNHE nonresident proprietors and land owners Of
j. the town of Brighton, in the county Of Essex,
and state of Vermont, are hereby notified that the
taxes assessed by'said town within the ycar next
preceding this date, remain either in whole or in part
unpaid on the following described lands in said town,
and so much of said lands will be sold public
ton at the school house in the second school district
in said town, OH the first Thursday OF October next,
at ten o'clock A NJ. shall be requisite discharge
said taxes with costs unless prcvlculy paid 10 wit;
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TENHE nonresident proprieors of the town of WiuhalL
n in the county Of Bennington hereby notified tina
the taxes assessed by said town within the year pre-
cedlng this date remain in whole in part unpaid the
following described lands in said town, TO wit
David Anderson in the l4th range, said land
decided by Isaac Pollard, Tax 30 AZ
Sylvester Aldrch No. in It'll range North part Tax IL
Daniel G. Aidrlch, No IN 7th range Yves.
Samuel Adams, No in 18th range, tax 10
Jesse Brown, No in 9Th range, east half tax SO
John Brchfed, No 9Th in lst range, north half, SO
George, Margaret, Sarah and Mary Burr, Ham
nah 1readwotl and Kissom. No 3 in 18th
range, undivided half tax Is
Henry Ball, No in I2h, south and cast part, No
5 in llth range, south part, tax 10
John Basset No III in lth range tax G
Ichabod d Battles IL Lyon No IN 9Th range,
20 IN 18th range, tax Is
T4ucus Beecher part of M in 9Th range, tax 10
Josiah Burton No in 18th range, tax 10
William Bebee, No IL in l4th ange tax IS
II GRACE and Lyman Cobb, administrators of D.
Cobb No . IN Sd range, north part tax "A
Cyrus L. Cone, north west part OF Mol in 7h
range,ta 10
John b. Curtis or Ebenezer Wright and Lot
Woodwork No 6 in lth range, tax l6
Clark Chandler west part Of No in 9th range tax I3
Elijah Collins No | in 18Th range undivided lax
Zacheus Frlsbee, original proprietor, No in 18Th
Iduge, tax G
Leonard Daniels, part of No in LIST ranse,tsx 10
Elizabeth Ely No aud 10 in llth range and part
tf No ii in I'd range tax 10
John 5. Fullerton south east part Of No 3 in 10th
! Daniel Griffith No 27n 18th range,ax 4
Alvah H Hodge boom, No 8 in i4th and No GIN
18TH ranges, tax IL
Leuman joiner, south and east part of No 4 in
| 9th range, lax 80
Elnalhan Ives original propi part of No 2Sth
IN 18th range tax 6
Zadock Merfi,n NJ 80 in 18Th range tax 6
/ Heman and Aze Morse, undivided half of No 4,
g., and in 18th range, tax 90
David Ramsey east part Of No in 10Th range. tax 10
f Skinner, N Isham, l. Sperry + Marks and p
! Marks, @ p Sheldon Sheldon, Derby and
Derby, undivided half of No in l2th range,
| tax, 10
George G Soddard, west part of No. G in 9th
range.tax 10
! John Stephens No 10 in 10Th range, tax G
Chauncey Tolls part of No in 9Th range IL
Asa Thatcher No 10 and 81 in 18th range and 81,
30 and 81 in l4th range, tax 10
| Joel ID Whitcomb No II in 7th range, tax 10
Elisha Warner and Flo Gurus No in 4th range tax 10
James Wilson, No in 18th range, %
Stephen Williams No Long Lot so called, tax %
Tax of cents eight of land Lot Nc IN 4th
range, owner moi known;
And much of SAID land will be sold public auction
the dwelling house of Reuben Brooks said Wnhal on
the LIST Thursday Of October next nine O'Clock NJ as
shall be requisite to discharge said with COSTS
previously paid.
Dated at Wnhall this 10Th day of August, d ls43
90 VIM. ID. LEONARD, First Constable.
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FAYsTON.

TINE nonresident propretors OF Fayson in the county
of Washington, hereby notified that the taxes as
sessed by said town within the year next preceding this
date remain either in whole in part unpaid the fol-
lowing described lands in said town, to wit;
Epram and Daniel Ball lot No II, 4th range.
Jedediah Boynon ID 2 acres of westerly hall Of lot
Nos 9th range, right of Simeon Smith,
Hannah Blodget lot No 9th range, right Of Zebediah
Dewey, Lot No II, 9Th range, right Of John ST. Johns
Huichngs and James Lot No 3 9th range, right Of Thos
Ashley.
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90 ID. F. WEYMOUTH, Register.
JOHN WALTON,S ESTATE.

'HE subscribers, having been appointed by The Honora
l. bic Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners TO receive examine, and adjust all ella
and demands of all persons against the estate Of John Val
ton late Of Montpelier in said district represented
nsoyent and the term of months from the First day of
Aug ls43, allowed by said Court to the creditors OF said
deceased TO exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
fore us-DO GIVE NOTICE. tina we will attend to the
duties of our appointment the oJoseph w Howes
in Montpelier, said district tie third Wedn ssdays
of September and January next at o'clock, M on
each OF said days
Montpelier, Aug. ls A. D. l945
GEO. WORTHINGTON, Commits
~ JOSEPH HOWES, soners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

TNEIE nonresident p,oprietors Of the town Of Peru
l. in the county Of Bennington and State'of Yer.
mont arc hereby notified that the taxes assessed by
said town within the year next preceding this date,
remain unpaid on the following described land, TO
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Said percentage 10 be cast the original amount of pre-
MUM note without reference any endorsement, and to
be paid the Treasurer his office in Montpelier
before the 18th day of October 843 being the day of the
annual meeting of said Company.
list Of persons insured in his with the amount Of
assessment due from each, will be transmitted to the Rep
resentatve elect the Legislature who il hoped, will
feel an interest in having all from whom
due, send in by him 10 pay the and it is expected
that members Of the company will not neglect 20 do
often them to forward their money otherwise
than their amount to besides, the only way
The credit of the Company be sustained by having
EACH member pay his assessment PROMPTLY.
The Directors last year adopted resolution, that when
suits for commenced the whole of
the premium will be demanded agreeable to the 9th
section ofho act Of incorporation,
There have BEEN allowed the past year eighty losses
amounting TO S3245O 40.
]. T. THURSTON, Treasurer.
tLjDThe Printers Of each weekly newspaper in this
State requested to publish the above notice three
weeks successfully and forward their bills by the members
ofthe Legislature for payment 90
STATE OF VERMONT, I At "A Probate Court held at
District of Rando ph IS. ) Randolph, in and for said
District on tie l6h day Of August ID lSi3 -
GEORGE WEYMOUTH, administrator on the estate
" Of James Hacke,t, late of Tunbdgc in said district
decedsed makes application sell all the real of
said deceased for IN purpose of paying debsWhereup
is ordered by the Cour that said application be heard
at probate court to be holden the dwelling Of said
Geoge Weymouth in Tunbdge the | llh day Of Sept.
next and that all concerned be notified hereo that they
may appear at said time and place and show if
they may have why snch license should be granted by
publishing this order in the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully,
s may be.
BY order Of Court,
L.
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And so much OF SAID lands Will be sold at Public
Auction, at the dwelling house OF Lawrence McMil.
Ian in said Peru, in the county of Bennington al
sad on the first Thur: lay Of October next, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, shall be requisite 10 dis.
charge said lih costs, unless previously paid.
FREEMAN LYON, FIRST Constable.
Dated al Peru This 10Th day OF August, le43. "a
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and much Of said lands will be sold public aucon at the
dwelling of Stephen Houghton said Burke, the first
Thursday of October at ten O'Clock forenoon will be
quste to discharge said with unless previously paid
Dated at Burke this 10th day of August, A. D. 1913.
% ERASTITS WOODRUFF, first Constable.
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THE nonresident proprietors Of the town Of Burke in the
county Of Caledonia hereby notified that the
sessed by said town within year next preceding this date
main either whole part unpaid on the following descrb
cd lands in said town, viz.
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nUXRuRY,

JNHE nonresident popreors the town Of Duxbuy In the
county Washington hereby notified that the taxes
within the preceding this date
whole in part unpaid the following described lands
in town TO
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And much of said lands will he sold public auction
dwelling house Of Roswell s. Parkhurst said Duxbury
first Thursday of October next, O'Clock forenoon shall
be requisite to discharge said taxes with unless prevous
paid. GILMAN HUNTLEY, first constable.
Dated at DuNbury this oath day of August d lsl3.
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FIREi FIRE

TINE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
i Company, hereby notified that the following as :
sessments have been made by the Direotos all notes
in force on the following days, to wit
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OLAN ~
ITAvE this day received a general assortment o.
Dye Smfs Also fresh supply Of Family Groceries, and
Liquors Of all kinds for medicinal purposes all Of which
they will sell on reasonable terms. M
Montpelier, May II, le43. w
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HYDEPARK,

TE non resident proprieors Of the town Of uydepark
Il in the county Of Lamoile, hereby notified that tho
taxes assessed BY said within the year preceding
this date, remain either in whole in part unpaid The
following d ,scrbed lands IN said town, wit
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MORGAN

THE resident propetos of the town of Morgan in
L the county Of Orleans, are hereby notified that the
taxes assessed by said town within tho year preceding
this date remain either whole pat unpaid on the
following described lands in said own. W.T.
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE,

NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
Corner of Clinton and Blackstone Streets Boston,
NHE subscriber, formerly of the fremont House, Clare
l. mont N. II respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has leased the above Hotel which is
opened for the reception Of company This House is
known TO the travelling community Of the most
trail convenient and well arranged establishments in the
City. 1t has been thoroughly repaired and newly fur
nshed thus making point of comfort and convenience
compare favoraby with any Hotel in Boston. The Pro-
pneor hopes by giving his personal attention receive
share of the public patronage
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
PARAN STEVENS.
April 10, lsi3 203m
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And so of said lands will bo sold public auction at tho
dwelling house John g. Nelson in said Guidha on The first
Thursday October next ten O'Clock in the forenoon AZ
shall be requisite discharge said taxes with costs
viousy paid j. H. DENlSoN, First Constable.
Guiidhall, August 23d, 1913. "a
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NOTICE.

THE nonresident propretors of the town of CRANKY in
the county of Essex eieby notified that the
by said town within the year next preceding this
date remain either in whole part unpaid on the fol-
owing described lands in said town TO wit:
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ROXRURY.

THE Nonresident, propetors of the town of oxbuty
l. in the county of Washington, hereby notified that
the tax assessed by sad town within tho wear peced-
ing this date, either in whole in part unpaid on
the following described land in said town to wit;
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TIME nonresident propretors of the of Gudha in the
4 county of Essex hereby notified that the
by said town within the next preceding this dae remain
Their whole part unpaid the following described lands
anl inAun To 1uI
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BENNINGTON,

THE nonresident proprleors OF the town of Lem.
l. ngon in the county OF Essex, are hereby noth'
ed that the assessed by said town within The yea
next preceding this date remain either in whole in
part unpaid on the following described lands in said
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And much ofsad lands will be sold Public Auction
at the School house in District No in said Morgan,
the first Thursday of October at ten O'Clock before
as shall be requisite to discharge said with
costs, unless previously paid
Dated at Morgan, this 18th day of August, 1913. .
% JOHN G.. MOORE, First Con stabe.
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rSo acres PAID l5h acres paid. 100 acres paid,
And SO much of said lands will be sold at public
auction at the School house in district No 1, Of said
town, on the first Thursday Of October next, at ten
O'Clock forenoon as shall be requisite to discharge
said taxes with costs, unless previously paid.
Dated al Lexington this 2lst day of August. A. ID.
lsi3 ANDREW BLODGETT, First Constable,
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And much of said lands will be sold public auction the
dwelling house of Ansel Hannum, said Victory the first
Thursday of October next O'Clock forenoon shall be
requisite discharge said with COSTS unless previously
paid Dated at Victory this 18th day of August A. D. 643
"a JAMES fowl. Constable.
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And much of said lands will be sold at Public Auction
at the dwelling house Of Wesley Mathews in said Hyde
park the first Thursday 18th day. of October at
o'clock M shall be quisite to discharge said
taxes with COSTS unless previously paid
CARLOS S. MOVES, First Constable.
Dated at Hydepaik, August 2ls 1913. %
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And so much Of said lands will be sold public auction
at dwelling house Of Geshom Carpenter in said Gran
by the first Thursday of October next at nine o'clock
forenoon shall be requisite discharge SAID taxes, win
costs, unless previously paid. .
GERSHoM CARPENTER, First Constable,
! Dated at CRANKY, Aug. 10 1873 70
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District OfRandolph Randolph, within and for Or
said District the 10th day Of Aug. A ID l843-
A BEL LYMAN and JOHN LYMAN, administrators
IA the estate Of Azel Lyman late Of Brantrec in said
district deceased present their administration account for
settlement Whereupon it is ordered that the same be re-
Tered to the 9Th Of September next, at probate Court
70 be held at the inn Of English in East Randolph for
examination and allo vance, and that all concerned be
unea by the publication Of this order in the Vermont
waterman and State Journal printed at Montpelier two
as soon as may be- that they may APP
esssto. BY order Of Court ID f WEYMOUTH, Reg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12


Our flied severascs. Of The Kennebec Jour-
nal, was he Wing candidate for coDefess in The
Ksnnebec district. Maine. lie cuiPoled BIS
Loco Foco competitor handsomely, bu the Abo
liiionists ruu caneidate, and thus prevented
him from geiIing majority, lover all Ihs sandi-
daies.) as required By he Constitution pf Maine.
Ha will doubiless succeed in tie next canvass.
70 tn nesntne, be bears lbs dissPPoiD:lDeEI
sch, and ,aIks Of il il tie following pleasant
manner -
Nor 80 FAD, AFTER ALL.---tl se aaxe failed u
an election 10 Congress, We have oesa consosed
By being appointed chsirman 81 the Commute
on swine, BY. the Kennebec Agricultural Socie-
", whose exhibition is ., the Stale House co
Wednesday and Thursday, The iih and 9Th OF
October.
Perhaps he zssemblske at the State House Of
Aagasla si ihai tine win be aaile a. respectable
as the sssembiser 10 the Capitol a. Washington,
on the 6rsl Monday q December. The Com
niliee on Sei1s, We are con6dent, rill have
less dirty WORK 10 DO lhan some Of ~ Commd-
lees OF Congress. II lhey delheIr duiFyand probe
al the eofEdPIio1 q head qassierss and Inspect
az The strange cauie Who have cssft into the
Executive Departments Ct WaShingtop., There
nav moi be 50 many hogs ~ the federal city, bat
We suspect here may Be found much greater
number Of sPsniels and jackalls; NOT 20 many
lhesp, but more wolves u sheeE' elolhing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
FArE nF NE-Mls pApPps

TheAblngdon Yirginian has been suspended.
for want Of Punciualiy on the part Of Iaose
claiming 10 Be patrons. IKE fate may befsi
others, unless those cnncefnec viii be more cor
siderate. The Ksanebec Journal, referring 10
The sPhemeral character Of many newspapers,
says
There has been score Of them started with
ia The Last len years, which have aonrished
awhile, and then been discontinued for lack Of
support Its bodies undertaking. and must
always fail. where the advertising palransg.
and job work will no, pay he expenses Of publ
Gallon. No matter what the number of suhScri-
bers. so slack are they in paying, that emhar-
Tassmeni and inst discontinnance wilib The re-
suit Such has been the uniform experience Of
all thai have engaged in spaa undertakings
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
THE WING BALL ROLLING
OnlUard 10 Victory
MAItYLArp.

The election, which iosk place on The "a, has
resulted in General Wing Triumph. ne.wiihr
standing some CT The WING counties did NOT poIl
heir fall Strength. The victory 10 Ballimors,
IS not more unexpected thsn gratifying, IS !, 4
only the second Of the kind 10 that City si1eS
The presen, organization OF parties. The sxiell
Or the triumph may be beuer estimated, when
7, IS stated Ihs, ia TIE year 1871 the average ma.
jqriiy Of the LEO FJco candidates in ne city u
Baltimore was .Osl; ia l542 awas 75al This
year the wings have elected four out or fri
Delegates, and have an average msio:isy Of 81
votes. James Cuiley, William H. Wstsou
Jehn L. Carey and Aaron R. Lcveting, Esqss
whigs and Elijah slaps5ury, Jr.. ESQ Loco
have been elected deIeeaies-the latter gentle
man beating Gustav W.Lurmsu, Ed. Wing
ty Is voies.
Mr.. Lurman;s election was defeated BY upd-
suaI exel,ions, De being German. sgsinsi = U
some unjust Prrjndices seem 70 have been ex'
cited. The German eitizens. /, is stated, gase
greas aid 10 The Wing cause, and the loss Or ihsi
own candid ate is q subject Ct deep resfet 10 .h'
Wing parry.
WeItjOice in lie election Of John l. Carey
Fsq, waoss writings, as political Editor of ID,
BALTIMORE American, sfe marked by discretion
moderation and general ability, which nave gisef
that paper distinction amongst The sblest d
the country.
We have not room for details, but give III.
following summary oftae
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direct; the fourth, iron 81. Nszstie 10
Rio Janeiro, touching q Lisbon. Gotee:
Pernambhco. snd Bahia on the outward
voyage, aud returning direct
Oae Of the must pleasing a. vel asre
msrksble events Of The age is ihe fisit
which The suunz Qdes1 Of Eaeland. iac-
CON panied by her conspFl. has jest bten
paving to The King ofibe Ffench. follow
ed By . round Of elegant add gracHfnl hos
pilsliliess 10 which ,hs royal families Of
both couaifiss. their conrisrs. and lEeir
Ministers have joined. Those great draw
backs from the personal comfort Of Sow
sEeigrs. she osteniation. the acting which
their high social position would seem to
demsld, did not find their way 70 the
Chateau q Eu. where Ell the parties as.
sembied were seen 10 their natural char.
aclefs. and y here the crowned heads nore
especisiIy appesred dixes;ed Of 81 The
formally Sppettaining 10 royalty. A
more hsppg or a more convivisl plriy.
from ali the accounts ! hich have irsasPi-
red rsspee,iog il. could not exist.
Mrs. CHRISTINA GirS0UR arrived al
Liverpool IN the New York packet ship
Liverpool i, cosiodyfol George Mckay
Scotch officer. She va confined in
BndeweH duriog the night. aud attHrlye
o'clock % Taesday took her departure
ior Glasgow. She is represented IS 4
fi1e young woman. not more than TWEEN
Eiy five yeaFs'of age.
SPAIN.
I The new Gorsrn1en of SpafE Is bu-
Sly engaged 10 conflict with me dis.
coFdanl clements that called itinso being
BlrceIona is 10 srlnsI and The expulsion
! OF Espar,ero is likely 10 De snceesaea BY
ssngafasry civil war. The Fort o.
Mopj1ich bl, been firing upon he Ala
razsnss. isthe army cannot be Depend
eI upon, measures 81 extreme severity
have been adopted toeawe il into suffice.
zion. A battalion of The 81 regiment a
B9rceEona maliries a lev dsys ago, gum,
bering about 800 nen il was feared Ina
The example mightibe contagious. Mar
saez promised. e hey Ind down ihei.
arms. they should have Mat they want
tea !. they dil so, and 4 nuintberssezs j n.
nedla.ely placed under ARTIST; ITiesh
were introduced loihem, aud. soon after
ire sergrani,, two earparsla and a pri
Yale were led opl. and shot within sigh
FL ne barracks.
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rHE .nIssIssIppI rAILRY.

The editor qf ne Springfield Republic, refer
ring % the bola and ssrkirg grouping Of the sas'
pzssns and immense capacities II ne great Wes-
tern Valley, Published "a his paper 1 few weeks
since, says s-'-spsak 70 Easopsan Il sixteen
thousand miles Of sieaubOas nsvigasiop 6etwsen
mountain and mo6aiain. and be wonli think that
yoa we're trying % ganmon him. Tel him that
or great cenIrtl Valley i capable .of sustaining
hve handred rillioas Of human }beings. and be
would Be esFtaln you we're making game Of him.
Yet 50 GREATS our eEieni--s1ch bnr mighty en-
srgies Itfeqnifes no sit &c prophecy 10 fate-
see, that here vii be the seat Of pousr-tha, the
law will go cut from the ceulfe % he East and
West
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-12
..rnxSrsSE.E:.

TIE Legislature Of this Glorious Wig State
Is now in sessions and The electicn1 Of twe
Uniled States Senators win Be among lis FIRST du'
lies.. We find the Western Patt Of the State
-ri.noreus fUru sraeser. on me ground Of il,
Importance in securing the location Of Pm Armo-
~ al Memphis, but We havestoo Rnek reliance
on whis patriotism 10 suppose that whatever may
be The resall, any detriment will he allowed 10
follow to the great cause which All have alhsart.
Surely Western Tennessee can have 40 interest
a, stake, which suy oflhe Distinguished wings Of
any o,her part Or lie State would notf promote
faithfully and eiFieienlly. We trust The ranks
will be kept unbrcken.
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SUPERIOR CASTINGS.

Persons disposed 10 encourage Home Industry,
(anl who in this quarter is not y will do uasll TO
5exshine tue castings which are daily turned out
Ifronf the Foundry Of Mr.. Hugh Giilrsee, on the
island Of Virsinius, near HarpersFsrry. Mr..
Gilleeee has on hand some very superior specimens
Of Railing for Psrtieoes, Gardens Gfaysyards1 &e !
and his Coal Crates are eqill to anything wei have
seen II the kind frem any quarter. Some Of The
latter specimens sre now u the store Of M.. John
P. Brown, Charlestown; and those who desire TO
provide themselves With comfort for The wintcE will
al vel 10 look Al Them 10 good time.