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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YER
MONT DISTRICT
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION or
IRA ANDREWS, JUNIOR Of Moretown in said District DO
declared Bankrupt thu Office Of Samuel Prentiss, District
JUDGE Montpelier said District, Tuesday the 2lst day
OF March, 1913, o'clock, forenoon.
WILLIAM BLOOD JUNIOR Of Roxbury, in said district
he declared bankrupt oco Of Samuel Prenss district
judge, Montpelier, in said district Tuesday the 2ls
day Of March, ls43, ten O'Clock forenoon.
ZALMON PIERCE uf Monroe, in said District, be declared
Bankrupt, the office OF Samuel Pents District Judge in
Montpelier in said District Tuesday tho twentyrst day of
March, 1873, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
SAMUEL +. WALES, Of Roxhury, in said District to bs
declared Bankrupt at the o'ico Of Samuel Prens District
Judge, in Montpelier in said District Tuesday the twenty
first day of March, 1913, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
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7 7.
CORN EXClANGEIhe demand for Flour has boon chiefly
confined to the retail trade for which there has been
e doing Several parcels of Genosoe 81 60 80 for good
common, and 81 a rs for fancy brands.
lONSThero has been STEADY demand during the
week. and for Pork hmncs has hecn manifested BY
holders, partly acrount OF the rise in freight consider able
sale of Western Lard bills mada arrive 1t &c por ~
time, tnken by a shipper.
WooLThefe has boen considerable doaa in domestic
reported prices For foreign the demand limited pri-
remain nominally the previously reported.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

.ndSsochuseHs--Th otRciul election for mem.
beers Of Congress in the 81, 3D., 4th, 5th, 9th, and
9Th districts, took place on Monday last. Partial!
returns received, which render it doubtful wheih.
districts.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village, the l4h inst. by Rev Nj Mansur, NJ
James T. Thurstun to Miss Fanny Withcrel
In Berlin, 9Th in by Rev L H. stone, C. Hubbard, NJ
D. Of Cabot Miss ROsumond r. daughter Of Dr. G. Heaton.
In Brooklyn n. w. by Rev. Gteeneaf Edward A. Cahoon
ESQ, of Lyndon, VI to Miss Ann e Greenleaf.
In StraoId Mr. Albert NJ. West Miss Elizabeth Cove
Mr. Jacob Blasdell Miss Sally Drown-Mf Asa
Miss Lydia FlandcrsMr John Wells Miss Lovy Burbank
all OF Stafford
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RECIPE For THE ERYslpEl .

MIR. Aaron Sergeant, Of N. Y. city, o. Soaring
OF the prevalence OF the erysipelas in Vermont,
sen, the following recipe TO the Postmaster OF this
vii age, in order TO have i, made public.
Dear Sir,-The cause Of humanity causes me
to write 10 you, that you may make public iOith-
Om delay, the following recipe for the ErysipeIas,
which am sorry 10 sec, by the Morning Chroni-
Gle OF this dry, is prevailing to an alarming extent
in Vermont.
REcIrE.l pint French brandy, OF. common
table salt,-put in boltle, and lc; 1t stund for "a
hours Let the patient take 2 table spoonsiul
three times day, in n teocup of lukewarn wa
ter. He may sweeten it to make it palateabie, If
he chooses. Rub The paris affected with The H.
quid.1he recipe is from Mr.. Gardner, gentle.
man of undouhled verachy. The medicine is
hnrinless, md sure cure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

To stop a fill Of coughing. A correspondent Of
the London Medical Gazclle states that to close
the nosrrs with the thumb and finger during ex-
spiraton, leaving them free during inspiration,
will relieve fit Of coughing in n short tine.
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JOHN COLBY, Judre.
GREENSIiOR,1,.

WHEREAS, he Legislature Of the Safe of Vermont
w in The year thousand eight undred and forty.
one assessed four cents pei aero on n the lands
lpuh lands excepted in tho Of Greensboro II
county Of Orleans IN SAID state for tho purpose of
and repairing f"aus aad building Bridges-Thcse are
TO VAIN the p'opnetors and land Of the town of
Greensboro, who have not paid their proportion Of such
tax IN labor ~ oItrwlse, to Tho COMMITTEES appointed
ber that much Of their lands wall be sod public VEN
due at the dwelling house of Jabez Pnney nihe town Of
Grecnsb9rO in the nf Orlcan on the soth iay of
p O'clock forenoon as will DO roau site 10
jlscha &c their respective taxes. with s.
Dated at Greensboro this 18Th day Of February A d
lS43. SO JABEZ PINNEY. Cnllecior.
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95;aw D.F. WEYMOUTH, Register.
COMMIssIONER's NOTICE.

ME subscribers, being appoint ed by the Honorable
w Inc Probate Court for Il district of Randolph
COMMISSIONERS TO receive examine and adjust all clLims
nnu u"nads u" a prsrns against the es ATE oi eujaann
bodge late Ot Randolph said district deceased rep
resented 'nsovent and all claims ami d, mands cxhbcd in
"sel thereto; aad months un lhe day of January
asI being allowed by said Court for thai purpose do
heet"e hereby give notlee, that we will attend TO the
business 81 our sa appointment the dwell ~
peEiey d. bodgell, Randolph, The Isl MONDAYS OF
April aad July neN, from O'Clock A. NJ unu tur o.
clock L. N. each 81 said days.
LOREN GRISWOLD, Commission
ELIAS CARPENTER, ers.
Randolph February i84S IS
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNpAY, Fob. 49, Isl3
Reported for the Daily Advertiser aud Patriot
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 500 Sheep and 20 Swine.
PRtcEs-Bef C4isWO noticed sold something
s.. First quoy 81 IS SIS second quay, S425 4 so
third quality - %. large lot sold Be- live weight
ShecP-Ne noticed sales from 80 to s..
SpiHcNot in demand, and no sales at retail.
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From The Now York Trihnnn.

NEW YORK MARKET, MorrAY Feb. 10.
FLOUR AND MEAL-rherc il material change, an
nothing of moment doing The sales only retail sup
ply immediate We quote Gcnesee 81 43 81 50.
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i B Y, bSAlR1TFaat6LoMEw, Commissioners.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probalc Court hoId.n al
Randolph District, { Washington, within and
for sad District, TIE Ilth day Of February A 1913
Y tate Of JOEL TINKER, lats Of Chelsea, IN sid
District deceased makes application to said Court TO ex
tend tic time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due
from shId estate and sec his adrnisif atiun account
Wherenp"n is ordered BY said Court that said appica-
ton be heard the Inn If &. Biodge in Chelsea ON the
10th day o March lb43 and II is further ordc cd that no.
hereof The creditors f said estate and In
all others concerned by publishing the substance of SAID
application and orders thereon the Vermont W Gilman
printed at Montpelier, at least three weeks sIccessvvv
before The time aforesaid appointed for the hearing Of SAID
application
96 JOHN COLBY, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

DEATH OF COMMODORE HULL
The gallant commander of tho Constitution,
Commodore ISAAC HULL, died Il, Philadelphia
On the 18Th inst.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

JX7E the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court FIR 'he Distinct OF Randolph. COM
mssionGrs receive, exalnne nd adjust all claims and
demands Of al persons against the of John Daring
Ia tc of Washington SAID Ds deceased represented
ins1yent, aud alt claims and demands exhibited Fset
thereto sud s,I mnut- nom The i4. ray of JAurary
1873, being all wed by said Court for hat purpose, do
therefore hereby notice, that will attend to the
business of our SAID appointment the dwelling house Of
c. II. Gale Washington the Il ST Mondays Of April
and June next, from nine COCK y. NJ until ivu O'Clock
p NJ each "f said days
JOHN STONE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

NOTTtE,
THIS may certify that have this day given my son
l. Hubbard Pierce, MINOR his time dufing his minority
shall therefore clam Of his earnings, nor pay any
debts Of his contracting af this date.
WM w. PIERCE.
Witness JAMES PIERCE,
Warren, Jan 23d, i843 +s5
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I
81 Aues LYMAN BRIGGS, Ree'r.

STATE OF VERMONT, TN Pfobaie Count holden
Randolph District, IS Ga Tuubuagr, thin and
for said District he list day Of Feb. A d ls43
WLLtAM Z. DREW, adm nlslra'or the
w tate Of SIN h Folsom, a'e of Chelsea IN s.ld
the TINT heretofore allowed hn 10 pay the debts due from
SAID esla,e and settle admnistraUn account un
future -Wh"feuppn II * ordered 10y sad curl that SAID
application be heard At he Registers office Randolph,
on the Isl day Of March next, and sfurlhet utdrr-
ed that notice hereof be gyrn the creditors If said
ae, and 10 all others concerned, by publishing the sub
stance Of sad jPpcatIoahd orders thereon IN the Ver-
mont Waterman and Juufna, printed at Montpelier, al
least 'wo weeks successfully betr The time aforesaid
opp inIed for The bearing Of sand application,
by order Of Court,
95:2w DF WEYMOUTH R.g;.,.,
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WARREN, Jan $50, le4S
WHEREAS 3eisey my wife, has left my he'd and
w board therefore, all PERSONS forbid harboFing or
trusting her my account as shall pay debts Of her
contracting after this date,
.94 NATHAN THAYER,
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NOTICE,

SOU 10 Y " lAEtIJ.
CtTOLEN from The stable 81 the subsc her, The night
- oi the Pa of Jan inst light bay mare, eight years
old star the forehead white feet quite dark
near shoulders, but inclning yecwish cast
the head-very high life and FIST traveller, about fifteen
and half hands hgh--one font has ruanng fom
the hair The ankle the bottom of The foot, Any
returning said mare glyng information where she may
be found shall receive hall Of the above reward, aud
for the and the theft The above reward ard the thanks
Of the subsc ber.
Sad mare has a long rail and very black.
DANIEL ANDREWS.
Winchester. Conn Jan. "a, 1913 95
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

LII PERSONS are here by Cushioned against trusting
II GEORGE A. SHELDON, or paving hun any de.
mands my agent shall consider self rcspouslb e
for no TRANSACTIONS his If whatever kind.
HENRY II. HOWARD.
Orfol n Il. Feb lllh, 1878. sc
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HOUsE-sIE EPING GOODS!

STORRS and LANGDONS has Just eceiyed another
- lot Of new pAiterns Of CROCktRY; also Knives
and Forksj Canlesncks, Shovel and Tongs Brass Ket-
ties, Flat irons Lacking Glasses, sc.
FEBRUARY g. s43 95
800 LBS. LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
(NTORRS and LANGDONS have on haud a lot OF this
Feb 8, Is4S 95
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For more particular Information respecting those lands,
address the agents IN charge VIZ Mir vid w Baldwin,
al Rossie and Mr. James A Sawyer Parishvlle, to
the subscriber at Ogdr sbuIgh.
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COTrlaNS IOIIDN-l

COT IONS GOIIONs!!
1--WE THOUSAND wds sner.ins, Just received ~
l. ELLIS, WILDER aud co 1l,on six to en.conis per
yard Feb SIS
ZEPHYk WOksTE DS - CANVASS.
L'LLlS, WILD Il j. co have uls da, ,rer we'd
- LARGE iol q" Zephyr WDrsteds, Canvass and Patterns.
Feb s l84S 90
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Ian Us

rsz-@@=@ RossIE, which lies IN the most --<zc-
western part of the County, where the of unG
r several years past had been suspended remarkable
for lis LEAD Mines and Iron WORKS; the latter Of
which arc IN amos continual opc aliun aOrdng the set
Tiers frequent opportunities ofengagng IN lucrative employ
ment IN The various departments of ahOr and industry
ncced with those establishments and, onsequenuy, very
easy mode Of paying for land.
HAMMOND adJoins Rosie the Northwest. This
town Is noted for raising very 6ne WHEAT and adj
yan1agsous market f1r which almost readily be
found at the Ogdensbug Touring mi s. Here too are
facilities ut paying fIr land the Is IN Rossie.
PARIsHvILLE which lies IN the eastern ratt of tho
counlys extensively settled most Of the settlers having
PAID for tem ant gram cattle and labor, which faci-
ICES are still oblanable.
MArILpsvILLE lies directly south Of Pdrishviile is far
ess 'eIed tanLi but the easy mode of paying Tor
land obtains here also.
Lie SOL ofhose generally good either for grain
or grass and no cOunyoan DO better wasred Tho great
tIciN, of transporting TO Tire market of Montreal by
ter communication gives value 10 The products and
ulictu es 81 ihs country not surpassed In other The
saving OF time and 10 the farmer who resides in
he vicinity Of So great oue the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and must also be the advantages
winch this country others whose distance
from market affords ite real reward labor an indus
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17

rHHE Copar ner,hp heretofore existing under the firm
Of Jewett and Howes, is this day by mutual agree.
men dissolved.
Al demands due previous March 20 is42, will be
tied by l. p. Jewe't K. p JEWETF,
Montpelier, J IN 20. 1888 JOS w HOWES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

TIE BRITISH BAsr1LE, OR VIVID SCENES IN AN
ENGLISH PRlsos HousE.-The proof sheets of a
book with the above name, published last month
in London, were received at publishing house
in this city by the Britannia, and will be issued
in cheap form Immediately. This Brochure
was greatly sought after in the British Metropolis,
not only for its graphic descriptions OF the most
distinguished Highwaymcn, Burglars, inccndla-
ries and Thieves, in England, but for the tcrsc
and vigorous style III which it is written.
Boston Atlas
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10 ONO ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND

10 600 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
wv FOR SAtE-Lyins in Orange and Rock
land Gounties STATE Of New York IS miles from The CITY
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and w
vii stocked with wood OF 25 years growth and UPWARDS
considerable part of it mght be made arabic There IS
yrral iron mines OF which has lately been opened and
proved BE- Of quality; THERE'S al very eStenSi wa
Ter power with number Of falls the Ramapo River
Tuxeto Lake TWO miles long and mile wide, lies In
,rt oil the tract the scenery which beautiful Ii Sihre
Tract Access be had IN three or four hours by the
y y S! Erie Railroad, five six hours BY the way ct
Hackensacs aud Orange Tornpke BY the way Of Nyack
or Haycrstraw.
twill be sold in parts an offer is made for considerable
Inquire 70 Chatham where map be
and other particulars asceaned relative the above pre-
sea aull am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

pooTs AND sHoEs-Country Merchants . ana
- othets invited 70 call and examine general
B. large inyoice Of thick kip and calf Booty ssa .a
md cali B.ogans saved and gd The above WIZ ,se
call aud examine don't forget tie num6er)
GALE CO. 30. go Pearl 81. corner OF ( uiI%pa,S
AL! lladiiW- U. States Hc.si Buildings, y i"st
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!, MORNING LINE-For Albany and

a-. .MORNING LINE-For Albany and
-. Troy, and Intermediate landings, From thr
ss;ezae5.i E9iPIRE, Capt 5, R Roelea,es THIS oRH
resv ne TOMORROW 70 SioRyING, at ocioeL
Fo. uassaSe apply at .he Cic-. zoo; OF BsTc!aTfee'
S 20 Goods Freight BerEze Daak Bll!s, spaeis
aay oteaad 81 ffor ,aksa shlL, or PIT o5 : 9c
Freight, Bes.iss& K.
s43T, --PEOPLH.'S Llls,E Or oIkAAi-
zLBoAGs Eoh aL 81 EALT, SUNDAY
P NJ. Fo: he 5tsaboat Pier et~sen CouEand AID Lit
I eaew aud splendid stea:stoa: KNlCKERBO C KER;
Cart A z s. Johq, VII !eare a!oadAy, Wednesday s4a
I9s s NV :. and eS,1o5ioa, s.e.nbo. ROCHESTER
Capt, l. Hoastqa, vii ieaTs TUESDAY thursday, ali >4I
AS Landing al Intermediate pieces.
STEAMBOAT NORTH AMERICA, Capt. NJ i. 7 rpssie-l
xiii e.re tondav e5uesdGy am, Friday eyerass q
:: sis5lnboa SOUTH AMilcA Capt L. ". Da,uaE3
Fs.sE.rrs .zA.g TINS Line sca;s i'll at ali time s1re
.54 ample Line 70 tzks he Morning trap Of Ces igf
furnished with pew and eies@nt Sate ha9mS .ns oE
speed and are unrysisd on M iqtSoa
Office tie wharf. -
ax4sT -EsVEsNING LINE AT SEVEN
80 O'CLOCK FoR Is. ny AS S,I. 1Rq iot.
sre.s1Te .mbos SWALLOW, Cart: a flea viii
saye ts foot q every nTSd5aJ 9aay
The swallow has large number Of elegant state
rooa= ard s.d ana accommodations nos SURPASSED OA
tire HUDSON.
sieza7 4NGw AEkAS,GENEvNj T| - are
$500 Railroad Line, via Norwich aud Wo.ces7r-
From Pier MOL North River foot ?f Batter: place, DALi
Suadsys excepted, al ) O'Clock r NJ
The Line is composed Of she following splendid keamsr.
WORCESTER, Capt. H. VANDERBILT.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. 4. DusTAS.
NEW HAVEN, Capt. .EFEyRE.
The CLEOPATRA, on Mondays Wednesdays end Fri-
days. .
Passengers fer Boston viii be forwarded b rairoad,
Immediately the arrival OF the aboys boats al Norwich
and viii proceed without change Of cars or baggage
~ From Norwich, Merchandise 70! Boston Will D. for
waTded BY Railroad without change of and arrive N
Boston the Day after leeTEg New oIk.
~ b. Samples, Light Packages, SC will De forwarded
her. D. HAYWOOD,
Freight Aeen; for y. Y. i 3. S. 3. * r. r. ue,
al tha Oaice on the What.
.re al rrcrnatio regard Freight, TO or from Bos-
va ny y D. B. ALLEN, 80 Peek slip. " stairs,
FOR SAG-EARBOR-The steamboat THORN viii
leayS Norwich every morning. sundays ezcepted) Fare
through from New York TO Sag t!aI6or 81 So
No freight rec.i:ed after hali-Pas, T. NJ
g. All persons forbid trusting any one on account
of the above boats or owners al6.-
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SrYLE.-A pedantic fellow was complaining
the celebrated Lord Erskine that he Lad fallen his
brothers Park gate and The eptder'S
The facial portion Of his person. His Iordip re-
marked that fortunate Circumstance ms bro.
theirs gate ashgh as his style he would eyideay
b,,l, HE
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DANDRUFF. or- I.oss of -. is caused hy

DANDRUFF, or Loss OF Hair, is caused by a
ianguii obstIuct-d cEcniaon il the small boodyesses
which sup1y the scalp AID han with EouriAhmen, in
OF which The preparation becomes thick and clammy
and dries the SUFFICE forming called dandru which
clogs up Tho pores OF Tie skin and by It's pressure agais, the
roots oil the hair prevents from receiving sufficient nour
men: to retain Vitality The then b.cours harsh and
pleasant changes color and falls off. This unhealthy af-c
iioa ys5g ssedi!y md sectuay cured by JAMES
urllce vessels, removes the d,ndrf. aud produces and
neait sfowtho hair &c sclpiy s ODD sad badness pre-
vsnrr o. removed where Is already exists.
fhe following certificate selected which sufficiently
,'Co' Is its extraordinary virtues:
Sessrs a & D sands tientlemea-As act ofius,ice
20 you 4ni Dr. jayne send you this certificate ntcIn you
I ts iavsi,oe benefit "a; wife as receive m the o.
Do Jarne Hair Tome. She lost only e- cutiIe head of
h3,T but hef syatoi's i:o aTd altar irving various remedies
with no 5e:eEt she used Dr. 5yHe Hair Tonic. She used
:wo bottles before copd discover the hair had started aud
commencing with the lTd started ToH finely ard
in few weeks head ard eyebrows covered with thick
growth OF ue black hair better Than she lad thiuk
was entirely produced by TIE of the Tonic, and would
commend II 10 all who need similar remedy.
>, Prepared on. By Dr.: D. y SCUM Third-stTse,
Sold al :,no!esa- snd retail by \. < D. SANDS, Ding
Gist % u!,on corner OF oltst.eet. Also sold by BRA
HAM B. SANDS Z 60, No 27s Bro.G,sSg, corner Of
ChambeE-stEeet; DAVID SANDS CO. 80 n East Broad
Ny auo I'm
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A MIRACLE, A WONDER AND a BLESS.
INC to eTurtions tt|fsursTea Of the kin
The effect OF this the skin almost superhuman Ii has
received the highest encomums of the Medical Socict OF
freckies, bloches scurvv, salt reum sunburnt NOR
phew chap!e tender flesh IL will change the color Of
DARK yellow discoioed skin healthy clearneSs. |,
the bites of insects mosquitoes &c. Sold price 50
cents cake, the sign OF the American Eagle ~ Catam
y. Y . 1872 Fulton.street Brooklyn aul5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

BJ We learn from the New Bedford Mercury
of "Wednesday, chat the body OF q man was found
at Secunnet Point, Rhode Island,> ON Monday,
(which is believed to be that of one of the untor
sunate victims on board the Sarah Lavinia. 1t
appeared to have been in the water for some time.
4 Coroner's inquest was held upon the body, bu,
1he Mercury had not learned wha. was the yer.
diet-nor is any description given of the body or
Of the clothes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

FOR SALE-A Farm of 81 acres SIT
us uaad IN Sor1,npon about Is miles i;om Bai!st9r
SprinEs. Abou; acres are LEASED i2nd ne
ad not an acre OF waste land upon place The buildings
are Housa Barn. Wood and Wagon House all N soou con
itj0 there is also nsveans we'll Of Water convenient
Is situated. ,....t -, .,,,,;r
Is acres of leased Land with House and Barn there
,;,I.,, 49,, ,,,,,
he ryer Tosd They will be sold separately or tosether-
500 the purchase money can 'g 99nf ana 2 nSs
he premises or at No 25 Prospecstreet, BROOKLYN.
2n1.olD S!tW.
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TENDER FEET.-M. o. CURTIS, No. 7 J9 POI,
dressed French CalfSkrs beautiful article and WI his
a,t !oT tender feet FEst rate Boots 90 hasd ae hand
Of Te9us qualities from 81 25to So 80 Also on hang Gro.
mans Op-Ia BoSans Cater Boots Morocco ara slicSers
Sc Also best quality of fine and stout Boots ana
Bows o! all ages from gears old and upwards % sos
Water Boots With first London BEND So!ss GgA
Boots sc all OF which will De furnished at feasofaOe
n