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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-03
n. g. MARHALL's NOTICE.
STATES OF AMERICA, |
NrRMoNT DsTRIcT, TO WIT:


VERMONT DisrmcT, TO WITT !
PURSUANT n Warrant issued of tho Hon. District
Court the United States, for the Vermont District do
hereby give this public notice. that Information for the viola
un Laws of the United States has been Med
in said Court by Charles Davis Esq, District Attorney OF the
Goods Wares Chattels, to wit Roam French Horses
Black orse Gray Ponoy part piece keTseymere sezed AZ
NorthGed in said District tho ID day OF Ocohor 1913 also
rov French Horse and Black French Horse seized at Der
lin in said District ID day Of Octohor 1913 also French
Horse seized Montpelier in said District the 10th day OF
District ON the 18th day OF October 1913 also French Horse
seized at MONTPELIER said District the 18th day Of Nye
Der lsi3 also part pieces Lien part pieces Boadcioh
pairs Moccasns seized Gudha in said District on the 2l
doy of March, ai4 also Horses, Slcd Double Harness.
Sbnwls seized at Fairfax, in said District, on the 7h day OF
District on the day of February 1874 also Gray French
Horse Barton said District the 9Th day OF Feb
funr 1874 also French Horses seized at Glover said Dis
tc on the day of March, 1874 also Bay French loise
Brown French Mar seized Burke in said District the
5h day of February 1874 also French Horse, seized Burke
nut coored oise Walden in said District the Sih
day March, 1874 also Black French Stud Horse Red
Roam Horse Black Geldng, Sorre Mare, Fox Skin, Lynx
Skin Sable Skim 10 yards Broadco, seized at Woodbury., in
said District on the 10Th day of March, 1874 also White
Horse seized Cabot in said District, the Goth day of
March, 1874 also Brown Mare seized n Whoeock in said
District the ID day of April, 1874 And trial will be had
the foregoing seizures and the will be condemned,
ably tho prayer of said nloaton at the next stated term
said District Court be holden Windsor within and for
said District the oath day of May ensuing unless
claim, claims, shall be ntorposed before that day Of
which all persons interested will take notice. and them
selves accordingly
Given under hand at Bradford in said District, this 22d
day of April, A. D. lsii.
SO WILLIAM BARRON, Marshal.
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WATCHES.

Silver Spoons Gold Beads, Ear Ornamnes, Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genlenens BreaslPms, patterns (eery
rch) Gold Rstetts-stone set, Gold and Silver Pencils,
God and Silver Bowed Speclaces Silver Thimbles,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Reyes
gold Watch Chains, Card Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bays Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods. Violns and Strings, gooe
soment of best kind ofPerumey Macassar, Buffalo and
Beers Oil for the hair, Fishing implements, lLa &c Lo)
Brittania Teapots and Casters erlor quality, large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do. and Short most every thing that kept at
Jewcr) Ware Store.
S. A. takes this opportunity to Just say the ladies
and gentlemen Montpelier and vicinity, that no has
his Shop Establishment and has spared pains
select foods suitable for MARKET fill up and fur
Their says ALL home abroad, to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any they may rely this that goods what
We recommend them to be sale
iCj= Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
b. Silver workand Jewelry made to ords sor any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier Mayl, IS43.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Couu holden
Washington District, S.. at Montpelier, within and
for said district, the Oath day of April ID 1874:
TSNOCH ID. PUTNAM, administrator the estate
Il of Loammi Sprague, late of Marshhe,d in said dis
,ric deceased makes application said Court extend
the time heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from
said ami settle his adnnsira account until some
future days Whereupon it is ordered by said Coult that
said application be heard the Probate Office Montpe-
er on the lth day Of May, l844 and it further order
ed that notice hereof be given TO the creditors Of said
estate, and 10 ali others concerned by publishing tie sub
stance Of said application and orders thereon, in the
Vermont Watchman and State Jounal, printed at Mont
peer least three weeks successfully before the time
aforesaid appointed for he hearing Of said application
IS by the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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s. SHORT, ATTY.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Orange County, Court

Ufhnge OOuhlyi s.. DEC. IeTIf roT0'
''0''0'A VS.. | ed their heir actor acton Of assnp
}. N. and J. w. Brown. vs. John Brown Of Manches-
ter in the State Of New Hampshire and James W. Brown
of West Faree in Orange County, aforesaid ia substance
aring against said defendants for the Of four hun
bred dollars, averng that said defendants undertook and
promised 10 pay the same to the said plaintiff.
And appearing said Court that said defendants had
not had personal notice Of the tendency Of this sut is
Ordered by tho Court here, that they be notified thereof
by publishing the substance of this suit together with this
order, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Waterman and
Journal printed at Montpelier in the county OF Washing
ton the last publication 10 be ut least twenty days prey
the next stated session of said court to be holden
at Chelsea and for said county Of Orange, the third
Tuesday of June next which shall be deemed sufficient
10 the said defendants 10 appear at said term and make
answer. CALVIN BLODGETT, Clerk
$. Short, Atty. 81
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ANIMAL CHEMISTRY

A NIMAL CHEMGSTRY-has proved beyond all
IA question that means be so chemically combined
act upon the al soTben system and remove
accumaa iIons, which, if allowed to continue wi | create
disease pain, Troublesome Iumus morbid swelIngs, scro
fuous diseases &c. According tie chemistry and the
physiology of the human system, remedy has been dis
covered and applied and rendered successful
moving painful swenss pains IN the side and back, rheu
matism, scroiuuus humors Kngs Evil onarg cement about
Tie throat and neck alue cakes enlarged Spleen &c.
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician
that the here spoken Of should be used IN prefer
every thing else in case o! .thorngs painful
swelings IN the breast Of those who nurse. When the
palnul-there are no means which be used
thai will give quick and certain relief tbs. II
fails for weak backs, spinal rrllaIons and IN fact all
kinds OF weakness lnildmmaOns, II cannot fail AS
external application IN liver COM plants pains in the hsd
and shoulders, Chrome and iuHdmmalOry rheumatism it
has no EQUAL and pam extractor OF kinds here is
drops, iInmeut plaser that WI compare with tho
JEW DAVID'5 OR HEBREW PLASTER
this is the remedy ana is TOO well known among pnysi-
clans in general 10 need any other description. Thou
sands have been relieved by hs pasteraer every other
application had ia led Its pleasant TO wear and no
need fear taking cold in that part over which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving an account OF It's discovery
with certificates, dTections sc. accompany each Box
which is sufficient 10 spread SIX or sghI pasIers Price
so cents.
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
io the State o: Vermont For sale also by S. h. Howard
Burlington; T.. Huntington, Vergennes :, Moody, Mid
debury, N. G, Hale, Chelsea Dana, Weeks and STAN
ton, Danvie ) Topper, Charlotte; w & Il L
Wood, Woslford; l. l. Ducher st, Adams; & J ID
Soule Fairfield; IL and b Walker, Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, WareUille, keoer and Noyes, Hydepark !;
p Noyes, Worthwhile Pennock d Benjamin Wolcoii;
Holton ana Judeyne, Lamole Il Perry and Go, Cabot ;
EFT and Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Downer,
Sharon; Britain, Barre; VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond ;
Dulton and Clark, Bratlleboro. 22-lyeoP.
BLANK CHANCERY HILLS,
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WONDER Full!
There d a Remedy for the tUOTsG
of EAlInlnl.H

DLEASE read Rev MIR FulleTons certificate and then
i try them :-"Mr Jones, SRA desire benefit oh-
ers induces send this testimonial in 'S"or Of your
DRoPs ron HUMoRs. For thee years past have been
afflicted with scroulous humor which assumed The most
threatening appearance such throat swelling o the
neck and hands large hard lunches the neck and
in the armps accompanied with much bnd pain
To such did the disease rage as TO oduce eppa
deormy Of the ieatures my lungs became irTard,
faculties benumbed with The ire loss of the
sense ofsmelIing l consulted several sliu physicians,
but all pronounced my disease incurablr have taken
bottle Of your edicno and using the second
and to all appearance have effected pere cure, and
longer bear the of this appalling disease For
strength oflungs body and mind have returned and
the swellings and punches have disappeared This is
simple statement of facts, which are al liberty 10
as you choose. N H.FULLERTON.
Pembroke, N. II, July &c, 1871"
jSA fresh supply Of this valuable medicine just re-
ceiyed and for sale al Inc Bookstore Of L WALTON
4 SONS, Montpelier, W.
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No 8, NORTON. STREET, ALBANY, NY
April 20, 1874. 57-l wear

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
Washington District, S. Probate Office in Monpe,
er within and Tor said district the Esd day of April
A ID 1874
Instrument purpoting to be the last Will and Tes-
n lament Of FARLEY FOSTER, late of Berlin in
said district, deceased being presented the Court here
by Besey Foster the execux therein named for probate
Ii is ordered by said Court that all persons
therein be- notified 10 appear at session Of said Court 10
be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier the 18th
day of May 1874, and shew cause any they IN ay
have against the probate of said will for which purpose il
is further Ordered that copy Of tho record Of this order
be published three weeks successfully, in the Vermont
Waichmsn and Journal printed at Montpelier aiore said
may be- all of which to bo before SAID time
hearing.
Arue copy of Record,
So Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, AT u probate Court holden
District Of Lamole, IS. { at the Probate Office at
Johnson within and for said district the 18th day Of
April A ls44:-
Present, tho Hon. SALMON WIRES Jddge,
Instrument purportng to be The last Will and Tcs-
n lament of SAMUEL X, TUCKER, late Of Emore,
in said District deceased being presented TO the Court
here by George w. Bailey. the Executor therein NAM
ed for probate 1t is ordered by said Court that all per-
sons concerned be notified TO appear session Of said
Court be holden The Probate Office, in Johnson aiore
said on the fst Wednesday of June ls44-a ten of
the clock M and show cause If any they have against
the Probate OF SAID will for which purpose is further
ordered that copy Of The Record Of this order be publish
hearing, in the Vermont Watchman and State Journal
printed at Montpelier in Washington County, which shall
be deemed sufficient notice.
@. e. BOWEN, Register
A true copy Of Record,
50 Attest G, e. BOWEN, Register
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DOUBLE. UMBn4ICAl.
SINGLE

ARSHS SUPERIORP ATENTTRUSS
TTNHESE Trusses constructed in many particulars on
l. entirely plan, and their advantages over all
other trusscs have been Otested only by The
pectable Of the Medical Faculty but by the actual expert
Of those afflicted with the disease they are intended
to alleviate. The most eminent PLY sicians upon
inaton Of this truss decided TO It's superiority that
they cheeruly and voluntarily give cerGca' the pro-
pretors be laid before the public. few Of which may
be seen on The handbl.s. For sale by
IS SILAS BURBANK. JR. Montf6icr. W.
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Orange County. IS. Dec. Term lsi3.
Franklin King ( i Roston /, tbo Common,

Franklin King l. Boston, in tho Common,
lweallh of Massa chusetts, com.
J. NJ w Brown J menced their action Of Assumpsit
Hampshire, and James N Brown Of West Fareo in the
County Of Ora ngo aforesaid declaring in substance that
the SAID defendants under their hands in writing promised
the plaintiffs pay themhc sum Of three hundisd dollar,
And II appearing 10 said Court that said defendants had
OF had personal notice Of the pendency of this suIt
orderedby the Court here that they DO notified thereof BY
publishing the substance of this suit together with this or
de three weeks successvey in tho Waterman and Jour-
nal printed al Montpelier in the county OF Washington the
last publication De least twenty days previous TO the
noYi stated session of said Court TO be holden at Chelsea
IN and for said county Of Orange, the third Tuesday Of
June next, VIII oh will be deemed sufficient police to the
said defendants 10 appear at said term and mako answer
CALVIN BLODGETT, Clerk
u. Short, Attorney. 81
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] DC III WI! WUUSe NWU UstU ITUtTy u
FAMILY MEDICINE,

for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old of ali constitutions! The above
fancy sketch, but true.
The Tomato Pills are for sale by Agents in all the
towns in the State; but beware ofimposions, for
base iicmps have been made initiate these Pills. The
genuine are sgued By C. X. Phelps NJ. D." Never buy
Of PEDLARS; and ask the merchant if he bought Of
Pcdlars. Avoid him who, for ow profit, will
dsappoin tho hopes Of the sick, and trfe with their
health. Tho genuine Pills be obtained of the regular
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No, 226 Main street
Harlo d.
For sale at CLARK & COLLINS, and S. P. RED
FIELDS, MompelIeri SAML BRITAIN, Barre.
JanuaIy 1874. 45
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GTPRICE REDUCED.lED
sc IT'S TOO LATE HIS DEATH
KNELL HAS RUNG.H

TEE package of Mr.. Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
i Mr.. Lcech has arrived, SAID the merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with grief; bis death
knell has rung. After moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in time have no doubt from what have Of
their effects in Clumsy and Sore oats that neighDo
would have been saved. Mrs. Blnn who taken quite
dangerously, relieved by them hours and
well in three da Thus see how dangerous is pro-
crdsnaton and of what vital Importance applopr-
ate remedy timely administered. WASHINGTON died Of
a similar affection and probably because medication
delayed only few houls. People should always keep
box these Pills in their houses, be roady in of
sudden illness, and because they equally ecacious in
lung fever bilious fever, coc cramp in the stomach,
gravel aud worms, which a'e all dangerous complaints;
and il may be said they remedy for Dyspepsia
Jaundice, Indigestion aud rheumatism swelioi limbs
heart burn eruptons of the skin and in all diseases where
Blood and Glands require purifying. In fact the Tomato
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JAN'Y 10, IS44.
lust Received, 10 chests Y. ii, TEA, 6 God al SOC !
j 1000 lbs East Boston Crushd Sugar 700 ST. Croix
Brown Sugar cask fresh Camphsne Oil Solar aud fine
Western Salt Turks Island do Liverpool bag do, Wes
tern 20 Id Bag dol and for sale al the lowest prices by
AUGUSTUS HAVEN,
43 8 doois South, Head State street,
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RICH SPRING GOODS.
TOWNSEND & SMITH,
No. Central Street, Bosi

RE now receiving good assortment of desirable goods which
N thew offer ut the ooeS prices for Cash short credit
ng Of 100 Florence and American BRAIDs and other
latest Lawn Cypress and French trimmed BONNETS
rich Ribbons and FLOWERS in great variety; Balzenes,
Lawns Muslin dc LANES new styles fancy Bonnet 81 Lks
Mohnir and Kid GLOVES French Tabs Caps aud Collars,
Cardinal, and rich trimmings Black and White LACES Sun
Shades Parasos embroidered Shaws Fancy ds, Linen
Cambria IIdkf's, Cords and TAsses April lB14-l2w55
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GRANITE STONE
FOR SALE

THE SUBSCRIBE Two miles south from Barre Lower
Village on II good road, has hand aud for sale
sonabc large assortment Of all kinds Of Granite Stone
hcwn rough very first quality FOR building, fence
posts &c which he wi supply any call at short notice
Also Grave Monuments cut in good style and euered
in the granite MARBLE and sunk the graniie and
large size will answer for whole iamy also posts to
fence grave lots.
{CjDGentlcmen, call and of yourselves before pur~
chasing elsewhere. ELlPHALET HEWITT.
Barre, Dec. l3, lS43, 4O-!y
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II HARDWARE &CUTLERY.
WILLIAM GREENOUGH & co.

No. ID MERCHANTS Row SosroN,
lave received per ships TMolinlu, Republic, and
L Wcssacumcon. large assortment of
BIRMINGHAM And SHEFFIELD GOODS,
adapted the country trade which the oeT for SALE for
cash approved credit, the most reasonable
Their stock also comprises AMERICAN HARD.
WARE of various descriptions, Agricultural implements,
and many approved articles Of G crman manufac urc.
Tho above assortment Of goods will be found TO be well
suited to the wants Of the Vermont trade.
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NEW STORE -!

Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET.
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IAN,Y 10. 1914.

JUSTICE RECORD BLANKS and copy of appeal for sale by
Il. +. WALTON SONS.
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II. G.. WEIGH,
NIVVU0'
HAVING made arrangements with the Southern and Western
IL Trade for the sale Of
WOODEN DOM ESTES, PALM LEAF
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. &c.

IL enabled offer extra inducements those DESTROYS of
changing the above named articles for DRY GOODS fair
prices, The attention Of the country solicited.
Boston, March 20, 1874. 2m:54
, 1844-08-10
From the True wash gtOnian
The Wounded Heart.

"Oh ye who love, beware lest tho.@s
Across lifc's path &c hing;
We little know what misery
From idle word nay spring
1t was the Joyous spring time Of
earth. "The spirit ofthe gentle south
wind had again visited the land. and
awakened the glad, bright things Of
nature into ncwness Of life and beau
~. 1t flung its coronal of loneliness
upon The hi!ls-it left lis green prints
IN the wales beneath; It's uEseen intiu-
enceS were ielt among the trees, and
anon young leaves came dancing 10
the spirit-music of this faircSt Of the
seasons. 1t Grealhed upon the spring.
ing plants, and fair flowers disclosed
their petals to the searching eye; 1t
ioosened the chain IRON the pent up
streams, aud many a heart lcaped
gladly TO the sound Of rushing waters;
1t called back from the iair south the
sweet warblers Of the grove, ard
earth indeed rejOlced al the renho'a-
ting, Gardening power of this gentle
messenger.
1t was the autumn Of the day
when the holy. solemn evening power
was hushing the bird and closing the hower'
when the golden rays of the glorious
sun had melted into the silver OF night;
, 1844-08-10

A IaNEEa SroaY--Iu>. before the
declaration O.. Independence, 2 Yam
kre pcdIar arled down to \. York.
to sell a paloy Of bowls and ii hes he
had made @! maple. Jonathan trav-
rlird over tie city. asking every boz
dy to buy his wares, bat ma oac was
disposed Ia bay his wooden dishes.
1t happened That u British fleet was
then living in the harbor OF n. York.
and jonathan struck out Il plan Of
selling his dishes. So h.r GOT = fail
naval uniform. by hook or by crook.
Dor history dosenl tell where he GOT
it, and shutting mp town ono morn
IuE asked a merchant 1t he had any
nice wooden ware-ihat the commo-
Iore wanted 4 lot for the fleet. The
merchant replied that he had none
, 1844-08-10
Vel. EEE.--Nc. 10.

on hand, but there was some'in town
and if he would send in the after
neon. no could supply him. Every
good" replied the naval officer, and
ont he went, and cut for home, ard
he had scarcely doned his borrowed
Piumage before down came the c
cant. who seeing that Jonathan had
sold none ofhis ware, offered 10 take
he Whole Tie would Gcddct Is e
cent; but loAa'han said he'd be darn
ed II he didn't take 'em home before
he would take a cent less than his
first P:icc. SO tie merchant paid
him d7wn in gold his price fer the
wooden ware. which laid on his
shelves far many a long day thoreaf-
ter; and Jonathan trotted home in
high g'ee at the success Of his,manou-
While TIE merchant cursed Bri-
tIsh officers ever after that.
, 1844-08-10
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The RADICAL Is issued every Saturday morn
ing, at $3.50, if paid within six months, and
Ifplvmcnt be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will he exac'ed.
DTo a club of Three or more subscribers,
IF paid in GdrGnce,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the option ofthe Editor.
FPostmasters are authorized by law to for
ward money to newspaper publishers, free Of
charge. All letters 20 the Editor, by mail.
must be POST PAID.
, 1844-08-10
From the Advocate and Democrat.
"Iury ne in the Garden"

The las; fut:oTing nnlzation or expiring
nature Struggled hard 70 enable that little s7iT-
it % utter one more wish and word Of affcc-
ton; It's soul was or Is lips, Is It whispered
again: "Bary me in the garden, mo:her-5u.
rY nc in the" and a quiverinc came over its
I~imas--one feeble struggle, and all was still
= Christian Citizen.
, 1844-08-10

O'"u'J u - 7
he"e"'' INC w.
Ho1'' ,"..' ~ Nv"
""s'o '-' ~ ~" IT'S
All ''' 1-'
o, bury mo in tie Carde.,-
Thai You may often SOC
1,
ID 10 ID
HI -,
o, bury me in the garden!
And when You wander there,
In silent mcditation,
, 1844-08-10

\ crop OF Summerville tobacco.
raised oy Mr.. ". Kitchen. of Platte
County, No, was sold on Saturday,
the 9th ult., at the State Warehouse
for 50 Is, S. 95, C So, and 81 25 per
hundred.
, 1844-08-10

S''i'C h'itl 10 shed Their UilG iUStIs
on the Sleeping Garth. thai, he.u-z
radiant with youth md health a!l
happiness, stepped forth into the iail
domain Of nalnrc-,he maiden and
her lover. Sic wa 4 gentle, love y
creature. Hi;h the breathing nl sou0
IN her fair counter aac~. the f-,E;ro
OF intellectual Iizhr IN Ter Ia,.. hi.
liant eyes, auI he on wtam i! e can.
20 III sweet coEGdfacc. who zszca
upon her~s Size stood in her cain, IA
dIrni Ee,u1y. with hat lock of deep
affection, which told the d~svotedne>s
oinIS impaSsIa"ed la,ure. seemed one
ih"ccd well fitted 10 be tie pgo,cc-
Tor OF hr youth and innocence. tic
sharer o. ter joys and sorrnve, the
chosen one OF her loving. trus;I..
I
, 1844-08-10
Ratcs OF AGvcrfisfr~.

70 coats pei etgarc ofE5 Ea~- - -. e.
The first inscrtn0, and 80 ceutr To- zach sub.
scquent insertion. a reasonable deduction
made to those who advertise by the year.
COMMUNICATIONS or advertisements Ola pcr.
Sonal nature when admissible will be charC.
cd double the usual rates, and payable ~invaria-
0.v in advance.
= For announcing candidates, 81 each,
invariably in advance.
TAdvertisemeuts except for yearly adver-
Users should in all cases he accompanied hv
written directions, rs 90 the number &C irerr-
lions: irnot, they will he published till forbid,
and payment cXaCtcd.
, 1844-08-10

NUI33.!A"U N-'I'a IVI NO "Iu'VH|'
/. n. BrYsoy & Co. Louisiana, No
A. NAsE. ?. N. Franklord L"
Fl. T. KENT, p. NJ. ClarLsyiilc, "
!. II. BEITToN. Troy. "
B. GIDSov, P. n, ~Paynesville.
Door. w. II. N1CELTx. New Hope, "
P. ". OvrrLy, P. NJ, Shamrock, d"
X. w. ADAuS. NarthaSvillc, "
.Iory RAILS. New London. "
4. HryDGIx. P. II. S0cMcerburg. -
JAS. Y. GR1rrIy, Hickory Greek. "
Door. J. ADANs, Ashley, "