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white and blue letter and cap paper ruled on three
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entirely Of linen Suffice IL to say that its superior
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Of Government, who no doubt will procure supply
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1899 From Augusta, by North Port wolcott.
mills, Whites Corners, Bloomfield and Ontario, 10
Lima, ! 20 miles and back once a week.
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Luna nett Thursday at II an
Leave Lima every Thursday at 1 0 m; arrive at Az.
gu-ts next Sunday at 7 pm
1910 From Carlisle by Pleasant, Nj. o. Hsvsr.
Aaron Hagermsn's Bogardsville and Scotland, 10
Spnnq'fle, 90 miles and back, once week.
Leave Carlisle every Thursday at 6 m; arrive Al
Springve next day Ivy tam
Leave springvle every Friday al p m; arrive at
Carlisle next day by 6pm
s9ii From Crs~frdsv'lIe, by Sugar Grove and
old Shawnee village, TO shawnee 25 Mills and back
once week.
Les~ Crawfcrds'ille every Friday al 6 a arriv,
at Shawnee same day by G. pm
Leave Shswncs every Saturday a, 6 m; arrive at
Charlottesville same day by 6 pm
39t3 From ID er6siJ, by R,dcevlle Fsryicw. Al
hony and Granville, TO Wheslinr "a miles and bach
once swesk,
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TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
IN CONNEXlON by stage lines from Saratoga, by
Il the way of Glen's Falls TO Lake George and by
the way of Sandy Hill, kingsbury, and Fort Ann to
WHITEHALL with the Lake Chanplan steamboats,
for Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-power, as follows
From Troy, at 8 O'Clock, a IN.
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No change Of passengers or baggage cars.


No change OF passengers baggage cars
Passengers Will be taken from board the New
York steamboats, (wheneN they do not go TO Troy
Immediately their arrival at ALBANY, By the steam
boats John Mason and Jonas c. Heart and landed at
Troy
Stages and steamboats, every half hour 10 and
from Troy and Albany, and to suit the arrival aud
departure Of the
Passengers going north Of the Springs, will find
stages TO convey them TO Lake George, Whitehall,
and intermediate places, connecting with all the prlu-
cipal Northern and Eastern routes. Either OF the
runs will take passengers in time TO reach the Lake
Cbsmplain boat.
The arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
is new, and much more pleasant and expeditions than
heretofore. IL Is by stages TO Dunhams Basin near
Sandy Hill, and thence in packet boats 10 Whitehall
thu, avoiding the rough par, OF the road.
Returning-leave Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
plain boat by packet boat to Ounhams Basin and
thence to Saratoga in stages, to arrive IN time for the
cars
U5-A stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at O'Clock,
a. m. 10 arrive at Whitehall in time for the
steamboat, which leaves at O'Clock, p. m, Of the
day Passengers going East by taking this line,
viii arrive at Rutland, Vermont early IN the evening
ID. SACkETr,
Secretary, Troy.
A. REED,
l.n
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Leave Frsepor every "Wednesday al Saia arrive
al Madison next day by 6pm sfe 4aal3
lla6 Fsom Milwsukio, by Muskeego. Rochester
and Burlington. 10 Geaesa, 30 niilo. aud back once
week.
Leave Milwaukee, every Thursday at a IN; ar
rive al Geneva next day by ~ noon.
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Nil. aukie next day by pm
4427 ffom Patch Grove 10 Blue River 80 miles
and back. once a week
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at Blue River same day by pm.
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Patch Grove same day by q p m
442S From Southport, by Aurora, 10 Burlington,
"a miles and back, week.
Leave Southport every Friday at Q M; arrive AT
Burlington same day by 6pm.
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at Southport same day by m.
4l29 From Southport to Beoit Wis. w., IS miles
and back once week
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Belot next day by SPIN.
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Southport next day by q IN.
1880. From Summit, by Pipersvie and Water
town, to Washara, Cor Fox Lake SO miles and back,
once we X.
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Washaia next day by II noon
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SUMMIT next day by Jpn.
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DEATHS.

AZ his residence in Montpelier, Feb 3 ai3 Major Natlani.
81 Davis, aged - tho t settlers in Aunpelier
Prllt'rs ~ Worcester Mass. viii notice.
Ia Bella, l4ih inst aitlr long illness, Miss Pauna C. Paul
laughter Ui A5lc and ucrca Paul. aged 80. Ia sickness
sac striking ILLUSTRATION OF aoucc and resignation to e
wl OF God Her end was peacelu-hcr reward, trust will
be glorious Printers in Mass. requested, sc. ICON.
In Barre, ih inst OF consumption, Harriet wifi Of Hiram
Shepherd aged 49, Printers ~ H. Auss and Ohio arc TO-
qurstcd,
Ia Mer.lioid 5h inst suddenly, of bleeding the lungs Mr.
Nathaniel Dodge, aged IT, Printers ia ~ A. requested Sc
In MaIshicl i7th inst Aun Maria dunshtcr Richard and
Hamlet Mears.
Ia pan,ii', 9,h inst Lydia, wife OF Harvey Cutler a.
In Orange sh inst iuth, rulict OF Samuel Move, Co.
Ia iavy.hl, n, II. 9Th inst ,r Amus Chapman -
IN Barnet, 10th lust sulleuly CAPT. Leonil Woods A.
In Coneol, ldl lust. Ldwad, Ot DInel May lS-l5b
As. Archi54 II Chase, -.
IN lrlsbursh l7tA UT asa Hardy, Esq 81.
In Lluu, l]th inst. Marlll &. wife Of Oucn Green A.
IN - Jnhusburl, 18Th inst. Mr.. Calvin Stone, 81
Ia Wcui7locS, 9Th inst. Mr. Edwin e, Lord, y.
ay,vlle, llh inst sally, wife OF Davii Waller Esq H.
In Ruyaion, l9h ut. Abigail vii, of Nathaniel NJ Russ
W MideseS 7th alt Mrs Ellteth Leland aged So Pin
t'fi in AiSss. requested, Sc
In East Bethei 9th list DIDO " Of L. c. nnd L H. An.
CELL, ngcd yeas months.
Ia sockbidgc, W. ll inst Mauha wife # William > T.
sou. aged - years, ul possession 1 mental eues IN
hpo with tiud through Christ Printers ia Mussa.
ohuset:s aad Illinois will please notice.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From the Boston Atlas, Fcb. %.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
p nAYsLArER rRoMrunopE.

u DAYS LArERFRoM TURopE.
The Royal Mail Steamship Aru,!in, Capt. Ryiir
arrived at her berth, Eu>I Boston YESTERDAY morn
ing about bait as ten O'Clock.
The character aud complexion of The inleIli-
grurc Is neither cheering nor satisfactory. Trde
aud commerce are not relieved IGnI the rninons
drlr, ssOn Which his Tor II long time i,nraysed
their euerg irs-thc hopes rl sre, dy revival APP
pears, even IN The minds ,I the most sdugumc, 10
hrnop--thc continuance Of the ancnLlc relation
ship which Great Britain has maintained with
some OF HE continental powers, j. prrllied 10y
the reckless usOlrnce OF hrawliug aud dlscunten.
ted dcnnguguesa hurricane has swept the seas,
aEd sirewtt The coasts Nlih the wreck Of untold
numbers Ui lie nerrunlil4 uarine-nbd Ia crown
all, in the metropolis Oft the first nation in Europe
Tie runtil'nla Secretary of the Premier has been
murdered in public lh0ruI gh!Irc and in open
day
Tie English Eychequer exhibits an officially
declared d. lcicHcy of uliliul. This lanena.
he circumstance Is ly various parties attribute,
10 various auscs. The ministerial journals stout
~ coulerd lhal HE falling oil IN the returns, which
IL Chi, fly noted in lhe excise Department. is at
ltihniah 20 lIa firenl - zee lonsu.
GUuenor General Of tdhadr. Sir Charles Met
/ rne, who las dngushrd himself 10y his service,
/ in the East and 10y his cnHduct Governor o
! Jamaica, has been appointed 10 succeed Sir Charles
! Baaot ~ tie Government ni CMnla, aud wus lt
/ leave England IA the Columbia on The 4h {.
March 10 assume his ohcr.
y ,a't mne WNs spruu >at Dovo', On be %
/ nit, 80 NOV A. the kunuidoWn Cliff, which slnu,
next 10 Slakspehres GIN, the object being I,
make roadway inslead Of tunnel, for The South
eastern railway |le quantity Of euupowder wa
/ 1880 pounds. 100000 tons Of chalk were dis
lodged by the shock, which seuled gently dow
! in'O he below. The blus would save IN
cr.apany Gl0C0 worth OF nbor. Sir John Her
schel and a uuniber Of srierlilic men were pres
cut as nsu un Immense assemblngc
Mir O'Cunnp'I las publis he'd letter 10 the peu
pie If ireland, in which he -i,si Il am n tic a
present without doubt nr difficulty u nnnn,mc
that lbe crisis las come upon ua wlru, IL ih
people OF ireland. IiIe cIergy aud 'aiy, viii h,
combine their overwhelming majority, The Reopen
0: The Union is oil but immediate, aud he CON
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,,,n,. ~ ~ - MI, F|lI IT
CORN EXCL ANG t. here h's h-cn quite u active demand
tor cncsce unl ChU Fur Gus The past wrr the prime pat
equations bcng made with the dcdl of 900
b1s Gchrscr AT - @ -, aud 1ry bands 81 81 81,
aid 'ytr, do s. IL = 511I hIs Ohio IL ~ Is per
oWe or th" trr description nr ~ 500 b1 arrived ycser-
day and to- y, which mostly 10, HI Tor higher prices.
PEONlSlONSl l.ro has been fair business the past
wees at former reported prices Pork held with rather
rnnoss and some sales have been male sales
by auction, Ia bbls Western clear $40 - 10 do do
bill. cash Coo kegs Western Lard III r.
WOOl-Durng lr past week the transactions have Leen
quito limited an1 Tor most descIrtons prices without change.
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KIoNAPPNo The Cincinnati Gazette records
the sentence of one Gsurgr BnrAiry, Tor kWtnl-
pug free nnIlnuo, Marx Howell, who has f4sl-
Died Tor srver'l years N Cincinnati
Jhdgh Caldwell charged tho jury that Slnie avn
in,conillit with III acts OF Congress relating 90
gtve from laLor were uncon rituoAal and VOID
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NEW YORK MARKET, MoNpAY, Fob %.
FLOUR AND NEAl.-Thoc i. much activity in Flour,
but tho market steady Is for Grnnsce, and ~ e.
@ 81 for Michigan md Ohio Il hoop Ohio round hoop is
"orih about ID 39 parcel Of 0l bhls little h,er than
only paid i small lots immediate want f ro
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Died. Lutte Rock, Arkansas on the 2lh Jan last, of yph
u tcvc Mrs. EMELiNE DopGE, aged 30.
Mss ID. was bora in the ii Roo gam but
whom quite young, with her prnis, George Mary Bradshaw
the of Berlin within halu mills the village Mont
peeI, whers she resided until Sept 1885 whcn sn appon-
led by the American Board an assistant mssony among the
Cherokecs at Dwight station At this place Mrs Dodge remain
ed with Distinguish I'd usefulness teacher until August ls3s,
whrn during short visit al her paefnu home shc married
fodcck |. Dodge NJ D., who had been onay PIN ST.
elan among the CnOk in Georgia, but this time ply
surgeon tho o. q Fort Gison Thec were
She at early aso remarkably iunl Vt reading, especially
tbs Holy Sculptures which sbo read entirely through, three
times, when between eight and eleven She became
q member Of the Sabhuth School, connected with the Brick
Church IN MOneeri when very yoLpg and at the Of four
teen was hopefully converted 10 the Lord Jesus Christ In this
Sabbath School she remained scholar and teacher with great
d.e1co Gu usefulness, ult her tho
sgnco. In the death Of Mise wide circle Of relatives and
tenl nave experienced great aicon In the ygor of life,
and in the midst of her funy whore he's
influence prcemineny co Providence which called her
away was severe though just she is hunb trust
To the reward of the faithful while her past influence a exam
pe together wiil her irumphau, ih d4uluff
teni'Aey upaA ali who know her.
'i'he sigh OF the monraoT IAul Xonl younasi,n litter
tli.s aloud from cirh wocper, titlles mi b. Coast
For hrf' hove the} hllr hci, For GHl l.e ift hrr
Cui OF the rvtnfr TO liou,a ID i.f.f .Hs.t
God hath .d, .ites.a.i az. .'iu, l..,o TO
Oh! whero Gnethol lli imo slill glon Aoip--
Like her who hath le u- E'un the fiyt tha rroeiy'd hes
"H3' daughter Al molhl'. Is 'erouo's. Win shny.
Like slarl.s frt, ,rt. ih,.. a.a 5000 0ns--
Al scare anil degl.4nt Pay man. .n,2 a,l psrshi
And gspayN ,y,6 81, Audiu aaa,s sa'll eis,l.h,
she h'h guae 81, cr ..e.. ths hfht fHnu shoilut
Iothi fce'lns of'ii..-- stfIt tiY.nl dr. lfr
Az No'h a ~ i4stct Arf Wlotu.' ,i.H .'' M
T" be- 'ltn D. &. h'' ui,.' ~.y.
a .a.htobi Is ,,~ ara ,.rI ps
..' '.afi rtiiae, .tt4. rt., aus.
i'f 81. .aH lr,Nr UH..t
'a. 'tHHt's. .hArt i1..fa,
''e r-e'.,sn
J Ntsno,9 f.sh i.sfa afy3f.s'..
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P@lGnTQN MARKEr-lIo~gAr, FOB. 20, 1913.

Reported for the Daily htvruer aud Pairiptl
NJ market go Gorf Cattle, ID Cows and G. Ives uad 5000
Sheep. 100 hccf , IA uns0ld
rnieE,-beJ Ca',-lst wees prices wrrc taned
- n A % ilird quality 3 - a 81
COrs aad CLtci--S from II o S3j
Sherp-Sdl.s were m th, hOn } to Is.
Seine zone a ~ ti.i.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
NI1ED STATES DIs7RiCT COURT, YER.
MONT DISIRICT
IN fBANKRUPTCY,

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION or
BENJAMIN LEEr, JUNIOR ofNewbuy, IN said ct, To
declared bankrupt, At the office OF Samuel Prcnss Didu
judge IN Montpoor in said District TucsdIy the day
OF March, 1913, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
JOEL CRAM, Of Willamslown, ia said District, 10
dcea'od bankrupt, At the office OF Samuel Preuss District
Iudgi IN Montpelier, in said District, Iuyduy The twenty
hrd day Of March, lei3, ton O'Clock, forenoon.
JONATHAN u. KiMBALL, OF Barre, in said District, TO
he deciod bankrupt, the Office Of Samuel rroltiss district
Judge IN Montpelier, in sud District Tuesday the DIST
day Of herch, 1919, ten O'Clock forenoon.
JOHN Robe, Of Codnh, in said District, be declared
bankrupt, to office of samuel fruntss District jniga in
Nonpoe Ia said District Tuesday the twonyfst diy
March, 1873, ten o'clicf, forenoon.
CALEB ORMSBEE, Of Moutpeor, said District to be de-
cdred Bankrupt, tho office Samuel Prentiss District
Judge, in Montpelier in said Dct Tuesday, the twenty
first day of March, lst3 ten O'Clock, forenoon
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NOtt&E
{. HOPE SUFFlllENT J

q HOPE SUFFICIENTLY
rN be unIsr lie necessity u turning out NV demo ns
10 nay rrelrors 10 pay my debts unless my friends who
.c nttbl,i iA will cA soon and pay part uf their
ac, ruuts Bs doing They will very much pbhge Their
freud til humble seryant
HARRY RICHARDSON.
Mont ,e,er February I ls4s 20
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H.. - ~ ~, NJ - - a =
''-iNN' 'N >"I-N - II
-;..o. '1..', .- ',' 3D. ,.,,., .,.. d, -
rs b T., H. " '''' ~
49, ~ 80 w. ~ = w. ''@' T.
l, A.. - US H. J" " SO u.s.
= - " '"v
,,,,,. ,.,, H. i,, ,.',,'r... a.. 50 ,'. ,. -'' 20
N.,,,..l' +. .,.. ,., .., ~. a., ..,.. 81 -. "
,' ,,,n ,, - ''" w.
it .,i ,., IL, a., iAb ,r 80 '''
A IL so. ,.,. ,,... .,.,t = ,, ,,, t,r,,,. 5nl .
-. .,', = nus VI 49,, ,I, ;,,.,., ,,,.,.7r .,,e "
ed prc t,i IN SIX ,,,uIss,ry mics e,t,. A.. ,,,J %,
tv r. Al is3S ne az ,y6,cs ,ys 80 tn 80, 80, =
All were aid Win nIer,,t a,n,allv and IN orr ~ 80,
Gu The plyncni OF the sane on sad ii dav # rn,l
less b. OF huaam an sao If that daie s, the c',
sucr iun Of 1000 co we ed 10 the sand C;rurg on,
tne fi,owing described and or premises IN ss,d NJ 10
hr, 10 ~, e Aloc Of los nos l3 ana, rs N , c
dlstn al lots m sad Annluelcf cont aiming 30 asrs,nc
meaning coye the whole Of The nm that the sad
: amue Preston NOR "a cd 10 ,mes II iau4l,n NV DER,
Aldich H. 1890 That the sad SAMUEL Preston H., The
ii 81 2o0 on the us, day of Ann 1885 IN
deed Of that date q u-caimvG to Ni,ham q P,esi,
Willard P.es',n all his rsh aud ave tu said ts noe Ar
aud 49, except one Laii acre on the i, h SIDE alma AZ I
the said " niam e.. and Willard f.. IN cl,,4,,,o ~, r
SAID deed gave samuel Preston nfs is,,s
sad PREMISES bond con.ouoa Cor ms ana ms y,i
ma.n,naucv throusn HE. I hat ,re and S,nlu. Pys,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-24

- rORRS Y LANuDJNS have TIE W. > best Golf,
~ aud lea " bc lunI "a Vermont,
Feb. l5 81
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ZEPHYR WORKSHOPS ~ CANVASS.


STORRs amt LANGDONs has ilsl oc,itcd another
- lot Of new patterns Of CRoCkrRY; ais, Kuiycs
and Fmhs Tan ilesucks shovel aad longs BRASS Kci-
tes Fal lrous. L'okng Glasses Sc.
February o ,ei3 e5
800 LBS. LIV GEESE FEATHERS,
Z ,Tukt> ard lANGpONS nave ,,, had a lot oil this
> countr i've Goesc F,an.r rtnv very hes, KIND.
F,h 1913 95
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TANNEh;s OIL.
UST received b., 5 oars & LANGDONS
j Feh 10.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsll

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
PILLS. WILDER " CO. have just received a few
L ! pieces moe &C these cheap OkLEANS LUSTRES,
which hey 'h.lr for cash Al Iowor p,ces dina be
bought IN his ma kc. Feb g. c5
COTrONS! COTTONs!!
1--WE THOUSAND yuds Sheciing lst received II
L ELLIS WILDER and cos from sn to en- ctrrs per
y'ld. Feb S-Sh.
ZEPHYR WORsTEDS ~ CANVASS.
ILLS, WILDER u co have tis DIV received a
~ ar2e III 81 Z,hyr Wersteds, Canvas and Patterns.
Ecb lH43. 81
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THE Copar'uer,hp heretofore esislin, under Tho sra
L al Iewcu and ilOuef, Is the DAY bY mutual as'ec
mcii. dis lived
An demands lac p-eypu, 10 Mlrc 20 isil- vii b. 'et
lied by l. T. Jcr-'i. T. p. :. WETF,
Molipc'i -. J n. %. 1873 JOS " OWES.
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y
ITORRS 4 IANGDUNS are IN supply or E. .h Cam.
) phnc fr Chemical Lamps.
Feb g. q
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PALM Lt.AE.
DOR SALE by STORRs al LANGI
LUMBER! LUMBER !

6O housaaa Feet sea soucd Fioo. Boards
~ 3JOHj q, d. J. , AMI s. ..ah. 10.
: go .tpa.ieI Spruce siilNDnt.s, ais, 1T and
SO TIMBER u sac ID ,ne Gih p EOS, W
Fen. 1873 LTNlGN s. King.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-24
FEBRUARY, lS4
CROCK Err i.


I YMAN and KING havt received large assottni
IL of New Styles AMI Pajtc,ns--ypiy cheap.
Nlso large assortment # Glass Ware.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-24

"Nluri7r nrol 'mri scale -ilI: that is tot
ghrd. Why: hrcnuse we are used to see men
hanged tor II. MdId"r nu the lufgcst srair. Oh,
that Is most eAc~ilent! Why? Because ue nre
used tn see men rrnvu! Tor u.--Lremy Be than
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-24
FEAT & GAgs Sy'l>.,SE.

WOULD gi7e ro ,'r hal be COACHES aud cabs in
w ccuncN On with the CUECDRD NASH
ia, aud LOWELL es.s.sssJ Il AlIitOAD CA}S.
Passengc.s being par-7TsL.l. - ular enquire for
Rowley s Coach al &C Cas- in stem,
viii find d'ers Jog readiness vi bcs; conmGd; thus 10
lake them 20 any part ol he cu5
kowe, office, M. II l. N street 96-Gv*
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-24

WILL SAWS.
StTORRS LHNGDON,S have II. received ptla-
~ dclphia Mill and Ciosscut Saws.
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