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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
Ohio Legislature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, Feb. 81
Mr.. McNuliy, from The select com
mittee to which had been referred the
oil 10 incorporate Tho town of 'Provi-
dence, 'n Lucas county, reported the
same back, amended by striking out all
after The enaeting clause, and ndinserting
bill to divide the State into Congress
sional Districts as follows:
lst-Hamlton.
2d-ButIer, Preble, Montgomery.
.3d-CIermonl, Brown, Highland.
4th-@WarTen, Clinton, Green, Clark,
Madison.
5th-4Darke, Miami, Champaign. U
MON, Logan.
6th-CSheIby, Allen, Hardin, Putnam,
Mercer, Van Vert, Paulding, Williams,
Henry, Lucas.
7th-HauCock, Wood, Ouowa, Some
ca, Sandusky, Crawford.
,Slh-Adams, jackson, Rose, Hook
ing.
9,h-Scioto, Lawrence !, GaIlia, Meigs,
Athens.
lolb-FaMfeId, p Prckaway, Fayette.
llih-Perry, Morgan, Washington.
l2lh-Muskiugun, ,,Guernsey.
l3lh-Knox, Licking, Franklin.
I4th-RichIand Marion, DeaWats.
l5Ih-Huron, Erie, Lorsin, Medina.
l6lh-Monroe, Belmont, Harrison.
l7th-Coshocton, HoEme0, Euscara-
was
l8rh-Wnyne, Stark.
l9th-Cotumbiana, Jefferson, ,eCarroIl
20Ih-Summil, Portage, Trumbull.
2lsl-Cuyahoga, Lake, Geapga, Ash
tabula.
Mr.. Robinson moved that the'bill and
pending amendments be laid on the ia
bio.
Mr.. McNulty demanded The Previous
Question, which,was ordereo-yeas 35,
nays Sc, Ia party vote with The excep-
tion of Messrs Clark, Kelly of P, and
White, voting in the negative J and the
question tbentbeing on agreeing 10 the
amendment,
Mr.Probasco demanded diviaion.Sa
the question, which was ordered and the
question thenSbe'ng on striking OUT ii
was carried-yess Be, nays 80.
The amendment was then agreed 10
yeas 33, nays 81, and the question
being on the passage Of the bill, the yeas
and nays we're demanded aud resulted
as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Baird, Brish, Brown,
Byngton, Cahll, Douglass, Gordon,
Green, Gruber Hend Humphreys
James, johnson, ,KiIgote, King, LarwiIl,
Martin Of c., Marin Of S. Midget, Nc
ConOel!, Mcfarland, McNuIty, Okey,
OIds, Pitcher, .Rees, Reid. Sharp, ,Spina .
Ter, Steedman. Wakefield, Warner, Will
ford and Speaker-34.
NAYS -'Messrs. Ackley, Atkinson,
Atherton, Baldwin, Bowen, Campbell,
Chenoweth, ,Chamters, CLARK, { onperse,
Counts. Dixie, Earl, Fisher, Fudge. Full
Ier, Gallagher. louseman, Kelly Of C,
Kelly Of P,,Larsh, Meredith, Mcclure,
Pardee, PrObasco, Robinson, Ross Sc.
ward, Schenck, Smith, Inltls, White
and Woodbridge-33.
Messrs. Curry, McOrea, Nelson and
Webb, we're absent.
Sothe biH,waS passed.
The question being on agreeing tothe
title OF tho bill, which read as aoIlows,
An act TO incorporate the tOiOn Of PRO
vide2ce, IN the county Of Lucas
Mr.. McNuIIy moved 10 amend the
same, by inserting IAN act to divide the
Stale Of Ohio into Congressional Dis
Iricls," which was agreed lO-,S7 10 27.
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Mr. WHITES SPEECH.

We commend to the readers atten
tion the very eAceiIeas speech Of Mr.,
White, of Indiana, which will be found
in our columns. Though portion oI
Mr.. Whites remarksis specially design
ed for the people OF his own State, the
whole speech, as we suppose, is just as
applicable to Ohio, as 10 indiana. The
issues between the parties Of the day,
we think, are fairly set forth by Mr..
White. 1t must, however, be admitted
that there are thousands among our op-
Ponenls, who will moi golthe "'free trade
and anti bank" doctrines These, we
take it, will ''coms Out from among uhe
foul party before the next election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

@Whatever may have been the cause
OF Mr.. Towards resignation Of his place
as Secretary Of The Treasury, one hing
is certain-the Tyler clique at Washing.
ton condemns him without stint, for re.
signing in time TO force the nomination OF
his successor, before the adjournment Of
Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

Su lCKlEG!-ll is stated 90 the autho.
riiy Of Washington letter writer, that
Mr. Sprigg, member of Congress from
the Louisville district, Ky, had one Of
his ears bitten of, lew nights since
by cart driver, 10 an eating house al
Washington That carl driver muSG be
fond Ol1OHSe!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

CGTThs Wheeling Times says, that
the Richmond Whig names The Hon.
JOHN M. CLAYTON, Of Delaware, as a
suitable candidate for the Vice Presiden.
cy. 1t strikes us that we have seen the
same suggestion in some other paper. -
The idea is a good ono, at any rate!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

1We are rather behind time IN
giving the opinion Of the Court Of To-
Quiry 10 Commandsg Mackeuz'e's case.
But, as some oil our readers have ex-
pressed o wish TO see that opinion, We
give il 10 full on our first page
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

GIVE have received we'll written
letter from friend al Cincinnati, de-
scribiug the late disastrous fire ia tha.
city bat, for want Of room, we are com.
PEELED TO defer it's publication.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
Cabinet Changes!

Mr.. Forward, Secretary Of The Trea'
suFy, some days agO. resigned his place
in Captain Tyler's Cabinet; and Mr.
Caleb Gushing was nominated by the
Presidenlto hI the vacancy. The SEN
ale, however, rejected ahe nomination.
The nomination Of Mr.. Wise As Minister
70 France, was also sejected-that Of
Wa. w. Irwin as Charge d'AfFairs 10
Denmark was confirmed. The "COp.
taia" see@s desirous to give ia! offices
to the whole "CorPora's Guard;" but
The Senate have piled the veto. So we
go.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

titioGed he Legislature Of MassaC ChUsetls,
for Eepeal Of the law prohibiting color
ed persons from marrying whites. Twen'
ty one colOred Ladies OF Posion have
since sent in petition demonstrating
against the repeal oil that Iaw-cIaim
ing that il would materially interfere
with their rights in the chance oI get
Gng husbands.-Ohio Repository,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

OTTO make room for Mr. Whites
speech, we have necessarily cut short
our abstract Of Legislative proceedings.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

NOBEL Pehtisas. .-Soms weeks since
q numhsr of whats nAm 1rried Ladies pc
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

The New CABINET -. OuE latest news
from Washington City bears date March
4lh-givIng Congressional proceedings
up TO II O'Clock P. M. OF The Sd instant.
1t does no. appear that the President
had, at that time, made other nomina-
lions in the place of those which were
rejected. The rumoris that Mr. Web
ster goes out Of the Cabinet without dc.
lay. This we think at least doubtful
According to the Washington letter wri
tor for the Pittsburgh Chronicle, The
new Cabinet will be constituted as fol-
lows:
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oeClV'uI VI O'O'0' ~ SP'"u'
oil Treasury, c. CaGhiOg.
OF War, James NJ Porter
ofahe Navg, ]. C. Spencer.
Pos, Master General, G W. Wickife.
Attorney General Il. s Legare
Mr.. Wise is already nominated as
Minister to France.
Mr.. Webster goes to England, It is
believed, in place Of NJ Everett, WhO
goes 10 China.
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RICHMOND, va, JUNE ai, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

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Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
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Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for 10 lines ana in that
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
Further supplies Received by
SMITH nuNNU Hu A. afnuuUU

Spirits TUHPENTINE-ig Bbi.. spirits ruropHn,
- bet Notthcm, jus, received, (oraie by
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CIGAKS
HI nnn HAVANA CIGARS, ia Norma brand in Ia
lO,OOU boxes just rrceivcd-Aiso.6 10000 Havana and
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Received 4th May by
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Poetical Remains Of the late Lucretia VI. Davidson. collected and
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The Adventures Of Sir Launeeot Grcavcr the cheap edition Of
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Also, the following numbers Of The recent cheap editions:
No. ! with a plate. Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary Of
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No. and 9 Encyclopedia Of Geography; by Hugh Murray, R
No. , Macaucy's Critical and Mechanics which completes the
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
Madeira. sherry and Por. wines.

subscribers take pleasure To call the attention of the trade.
II andtheir friends gcne1Iy. TO arrangements recently made with
heS-rs biaekbun, TO procure genuine Wines, Of the different
9uahue- OF Naneina Sherry and Port tn this place. which they can
with confidence and pleasure recommend. The long and mort res
peetabe standing Of the Messrs- Blackburn Is a guarantee that any
ORDER Tor their Wines VIII be met IN strict compliance with agree
ment The subscribers solicit orders for the Madcias Of The -rlec-
un & Me--rs George and Robert blackburn A 90. OF Madein; for
N IA Reserve LONDON Particular choice Old London Particular
sereial Bual Maln-ey and Tinta- also. for shonics and Por. from
Mercy and opotto. selected By Messrs- sandeman. Forster A Co.
iho-e iond Of shernes and Pot have an opportunity. through this
aseney'to command the Purest AMI best. A table Of the different
qualities and prices can be seen on application IN
NH 20 DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 co. Agents.
~ ECEIVED aud opening this day. lot OF M~cs' beautiful col
lored Caters and Half CATER. They ar indeed nre and
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WIN. B. HARDWOOD.


Sole Agent for ''Rcrnards Cholera Medicine. -
49, Richmond, Va,
" constantly on hand supply ofuis valuable Family Medicine
II There arr certificates from upwards Of 100 persons in nv
possession embracing Physicians, Ministers, heads ofGamieS &c
W respectable. For sale by the dozen. or single bottle. ma II
REMEDY FOR IIEAn-ACHE.
' Wiz great superiority fts PREPARATION over most other. FOR the
cure Of Headache. in addition 10 its certainty Of cure. consists
IN ITS being anerieual Application. by which means an thu unpL.a-
SAINT effects Often consequent upon the internal administration 81 me
dieines ~ avoided. To ladies and others who are habitnal suffer
ers from those distressing nervous headaches which USUALLY bafls All
remedies, Il VIII prove invaluable on account NJ its great npiditv Of
acton relieving the patient almost instantaneously. Physicians viii
md II Extremely useful in the head ache attendant upon fevers and
cerebral eongesuons. and may rely upon il 10 supereede entirely the
announcement application OF ice. For sale by
DIR. GEO. r HENDREE.
APotheeay and Chemist. n street. Shockoe Hin.
Reference is made To the following gentlemen who have .rber
used II themselves or employed htn their IA mue<-Rev. DR. Piumer
Dr-A.C q Wortham; Thomas I. johnson, John l. Iaughton. Georre
- L~Fr- ma II
OPOElTO WINE.
M T. have a few dozen Of genuine Pou Wine. warranted pure
v juice, which Is very oh-suitable for invahdS
@B ALIEN DUVAL L CO.
Single MiiIcd Cashmere Pants.
SIIIAbLE Tor the present season. of neat patterns well made
- cut to 1T by an experienced cutter, and Tor sale cheap Tor cash
oy STARR & CO.
ma Il Opposite Exchange Hotel
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The above Medicine is prepared by ADAM YOUNG. Drug
g~t Iaper's Fern, and sold by him. and other Druggists in the
state- fnce, only SlSO. A small supply on hand by
GAYNOR 4 LYELL.
One door above the Bel Tavern.
March g. ls4a. Rirhuor5 ".
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
osr opened and for sale very cheap. a hTe assortment OF sea.
- -onable Dry Goods
Cal'eoes at 5. O.. =, .. 10. Isl. Is, and I'D
GinghaniS at 2Oand IS
French Lawns at IS. 37h. so. and CO!
Bazorine Lawns assorted patterns
Bombazines and Aapackas
Lisle Laees and Edgings
Thread do do do
Fancy Silk IidkhL and Searfs
Bonnets Bonnet Ribbons AMI Artificial Flower.
Parasols and Sun Shades. &C. &c. &c.
The above Good, with a general assortment Of -easonahl. GooIs
will be sold very cheap by 4 m ~ xIxcu.I
ina IL O.. -
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- ~
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
'1NHE subscriber invites the attention of all
purchasers Of Dry Goods IN his large and well selected stoek
which has been purchased principally for cash and will - - -,
prices TO suit the times Among whichsnay be found the Eol,yxipg
viz: SILKS
Rich striped figured and wafered Pom de si
Rich changcable and figured do Al,
Chene. Ombre, Plaid. Pekn and Glaze six
Heavy black and blue black Pom dc Sol
Rich blue black Gro de Afnqne
Black and blue black Satin strpedGpdc Pekin
DO do do Gro De Amlups
ALSO,
Bombazines Of every quality
hatuoni Lusres. Alpacha do
Plain and figured Eoiennes and Pausicnnes
zoo pieces OF Mouselines from Isl to 6s per yard consis,i,g
OF PLAIN and hgd PARIS quality. the cheapest and best ever oT,red
BallnneS plain and fgd. from Is Cd to Is
Paris Printed Lawns.
GOODS IN GENERAL. Viz:
lnsh Linens Of al qualities, Insh Diapen. Dama.k Tab. and
hrdscye do Table Cloths Dauask Napkins Huckabark Tov,.niny
n"wh Liner Table Cloths. Dnpey Musins, Fllnnes, Bed Ticks.
'a"o"es' rarasohS SIX and Cotton Hosiery.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
30 bales of Mattoaca, Mechanics and M,nehcs,,r sh..,;rrs
% do No. l and , Cotton Oznaburrs
Nos. l. . and 3Gcman BurIlp<
Lawrence. Book Min and York Min Shiuinrs
o and ls4 hamilton Sheeuucs. &c.
ma ~ JOHN WRIGHT.
Door SHERwOOD'S Magnetic Hemedics.
- for Chronic Diseases OF the elias Uguerr,,I,y 90 go.
swehings Of the Organs and Limbs. including M The f,,Ds - -,
ma. STU
These remedies q my own manufacture. are ALWAYS aeeousn,ni.
Cd by my new medical pamphet. entitled The Motive Pou.er 81
The Human System, with the symptoms .nd Treatment of Cb,on,r
OF imp1stcrs. n u suFpvrc1n :, ~"
Price Of Pills and Plaster. $40.
For sae by = novr
us Agent for Richmond.
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GREfT sUocESS.

70 my old customers and the public generalIv.
hA'h Just received per schr Union. from Philadelphia. a por-
= un % my spuni stock ~ materials fr the manufsrrpr. ~ -
"s M 'enuenenl Boots and Shoes n The first quality, a. apIoN,.
Best French and American Calf skins
DO. Boot Morocco, Zoe Genlcmeu's summer wear
finest English and Ancncan Nd. fr Ladies Sins
~" French Morocco d. d.. d..
De. Pup seal DO II, So.
The above wiz Be made up 10 order IN The best and mo-, e.,to,
ahh' manner and not suWassed fr uoatnoss or d,.biify M ,.
mandatory hn ne Union. AIFx uyt my
late Coca a Hm.
Nh ' an aho prepared 90 manufacture bound pcrr.. ~
superior quality. NH 90 uu
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF conn.
- Agency at Richmond, virginia.
'UNHlS Company was Incorporated in the wear
1918. with a perpetual charter atds caphaio II 100000.
and insure against lo-s OF damaEe by IRE on dwelling 6ouses
d]e IN general on tbs most Avorablc ienns
Any n--s- which the c0ngany may sustain on ri-gue- taken at
Applications for insurance or the renewal Of policies m a b.
made 10 ,be sub-ehber who has been fully appointed AErn, for The
n. BALDWIN. Agent.
boz" Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
WhoIcsaie and RctaII.
W. take ufS occasion again TO remind our fdebd-
~: ::. j: s 20 s: s;s:s'''y s. :sa' .: :; a !: ;'' at s' sa our %. &C,
bower than formerly. and as il Is our determination TO
CHANTS and purchasers generally to give .. a car before they buv
~, su,' n men mat ~ efforts on our part .hsnbe waning to please
ng, viz-
FOR LADIES.
curdys PPN' -" nc
LADIES' !" very .apeno, French Morocco Walking Shoes, DO
10 do seaskin and Md do do
~ hse French Morocco and KID Buskins
Do DO caif.sin and DueG..i" sh s.e'e"' beautiful ah
do eoboured Morocco Slippers. white and white satin do
o GENTLEMEN.
"enuemens very superior Calfskin and Morocco Dres. Boot. Mles
DO calfskin Boots %. Bird and 9TH quaHue.
DO low priced pegged and sewed Boot.
DO very superior Caifskin and Morocco Brogans Mle,'
Do fine car and Kip.In B'osan. and Shoe. assorted
do fine Buekskin Shoes and slippers
Misses very fine French Morocco and Nd Slipper.
90 do do Walking Shoes
Do do do seai.kn and Leather Walking shoe.
BOYS.
Boys very fine Calfskin Brogans and Shoes
DO do do kipshn do do
DO lined and bound, Pegged and sewed Brogans
DO thick unbound begged and sewed do
WOMEN.
"omens leather Pegged and sewed wells assorted
do do do Boots do
Do do Kid and Morocco siipp@r. do
MEMS.
'iens lined and bound Pegged and sewed Zip Brogans
IN DO do do do Shoe
DO thick unbound Pegged and sewed Brocans
do thick pegged and sewcd Boots
ALSO,
a general assortment Of Chndren's Boots and Shoes. n an p,rcs
ALSO,
Superior haid Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks. ~
pynoINaipst travelling Bags. Nalice Trunks Cap and Letter Paper,
Wrapping Paper. shDe Thread. assorted. sboe Bushs. Blackin,
Hair Trunks, all sizes, SC. ID. BTTIIINCToN a Co
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots. Shoes, &c
Mansion Houss.
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BOLTON 4 HARRISON,

Druggists & APothecnrics, corner of Min and
Governor Streets, tbeiOr the Eagle RuinsN
'ENHE Subscribers, having opened their New Store. respectfully
Offer TO eeuHty merchants and Others, an extensive aSor-
ment nj Drugs Chemicals, Paints Oils Wall colours &C. which
they viii sl on the lowest terms:
EPSON salts Flour sulphur Camphor, Magnesa, SIENNA.
Mama. Castor OH in bottles. Soda for washing.
Potash and Pcahash, SaaTatus,
salt fetre. Jamaica Ginger Seidltz and Yeast Powders.
White Lead, Linseed OIL Spirits Turpentne. Copai yamish.
Japan NaInish' Venetian Red. Spanish Brown. Ground Veniigris,
Hue andGcen Noniher, Paris White. Dutch Pink.
Red Lead Blue, Red and Yellow Paint Window CHS.
yellow oehre. Ross Pink, Indian Red. Imperial Green.
for wans)
sulph- ouinine' Morphine, &C. witha fun supply Of segars, chew
ing nv shohmg tonacco' snuh- snuh-boNes &c. mh7
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LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
O0Q HHDS. n. o.. Sugar, part prime
~ 90 d. Porto Rico do pau superior
go boxes Loaf and Lump sugar
"a hhds Tuhidad
IL do New Orleans NoLAssEs
) do Porto Rico ~
5 do Maianzas
22O bags Prime Laguira
$50 do Rio
90 Do on Government, Java
90 do Cuba -
$50 do Porto Rico 'ofFhh
$50 do African
IS DO Mamcaho
90 do St. Domingo
500 sides sole Leather Hcmlock and Oak Tanned
Shoe Thread AMI Irvine
Bags Pepper DO Fmcuto
200 kegs Nails and BadS
S tons American Bhstercd steel
3 tons Virginia Bar Iron
IS bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
so heces prime Rice
Sacks salt English Refined Table salt
100 boxes sSlO and iOtt2 Window Glass
10 bales son shell Almonds
ego boHcs Buueh Raiins
Drums Ftgs
t65 nests WoodWaro
90 dozen Painted Huceets
30 Do Corn Rrooms
. bales Hops
Bushels Clover Seed
Imperial and Gunpowicr Tea. Hhek Tea
pemp and Manila Bed Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
~ bag Wool-is bags Naturalization Yam.
ESQ hags shet-Kess Dupouts Gunpovder
Spoung Powder in cantsen
Wuing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
bo~s soap Brown Varcgted White Scented &C.
so DO Hun's Patent Candies
DO Talow Do
DO Sperm 10
sherry Port, Nuscst and Champagne Wines
Lnndun Porter
salt reire. Alum. Coppens Maader and Indigo
Tar Pitch, Mackcrt sioue Ware, a.. Sc.
TUBS, &C.
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UST received by recent arrivals the following
very superior and extensive assortment OF Ladies. Misses aud
PKfcks.
Ladies Brk lasting Buskins
DO Fine Morocco W. Bu-kfn..
DO. do. Kid thin eMe no.
do. do. Pari. calonrcd do.
Misses French Morocco button Slippers
DO DO. Do Buskins
do. coioured Do. DO.
'hlhfens French Morocco welt Bu-kins
Do Bin DO. and Md DO. and SLIPS
'oSured DO DO. DO. and Ance ties
Also. always on hand a general assortment of Iadie. KID and No
oee SIP Buskins French ties thick and thin soIe-. Ako. all ma
era OF every knd. for the manufacture of Ladies' sboes ana Boot.
every variety. among which may be found a beautiful article Of
Ame eohofed Noroeeo-an Of which will be made up TO order in
very superior style, and at the shortest notice.
go, ~ Ahs ,aipe Bags Backing. and Shoe Brushes. at 20 per
CT DeipW FORMER puces. ina Iu n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-31
COMMUNICATIONS

At meeting of the Listers of Washington
County holden nt the Court House March %, TO
agree upon the price of personal properly to be
set in the list, voted TO upprose
6 10 feet oxen at $50 per pair.
Mddng Cows at Sl5 each.
Middng year old steers s l3 eacl.
Z" 2yenr old do. 81 each.
ycarings $3.50 each
sheep 81 each.
Swine 2 | 2 cents per pound.
Swurns Of bees nj S] each.
II. f. JAMES, Chairman.
ROYAL WHEELER, Clerk.