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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01
jan3 29,ds Branch Bank at Mobile.
BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA , AT MOBILE, January l, 1845. {

AT MOBILE, January l, I645. DY Virtue oi the power in me vested. by mort AD gage executed to the Branch of the Bank ofthe State sf Alsn,na. st Mobile, by James iuie, the the 29t of Novemher, 1887, and recorded in the ol- fee of the Clerk of the County Court Of Autauga county, Aisbains-Aiso, bv the power vested iB me bv mortgage exeested to ihe Branch of lie Bank the State of Alabama by James Huie, the 14th of April. ls40, recorded in e office of the Clerk of the County Court of AuIanga county. Alabama, l shall expose before the Court House door in the city of Montgomery, the first Monday m February next, at pullic sale, the following named Negroes: Bob, Jack, Bill, Price, Phil, Dave, Peter, John, Lucy and infant, Lory and fianab. Terms cash, payable in the notes of the Bank of the State Of Alabama, or it's Branches TIL. TOULMIN, President.
 By RUSH ELMORE.
 Attorney Branch Bank Montgomery. Montgomery. Jan. 3, 1S45. ian'0 S9tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

0J-HORT0N has removed his EXCHANGE OFFICE to No. 43 Commerce street, a few dooors south of Si Francis where he will be glad to see his old friends and customers. He is prepared to pnr- chase a Il kinds of uncu rent Money. Will also pur- chase American. English and Spanish Gold, and will sell the same at a small commission. ian24 47Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01
BY J. H. RIVERS & co.
 ], II, RIVERS, AucliDneeT

THIS DAY, at l2 o'clock, will be sold 10 close consigninents--
 TO bales Portland Hay, 100 do North River do 2e0 hbls planting Potatoes 175 bbs blue do 125 bbls Chenango do 200 bbls white Onlons, 100 do red io g bbls Boston No l Mackerel 25 ] bbls do do do 75 4 bbls do do do 100 | bbls dn do do 20 bbs do No ? Macke'el go bbls do do do 40 1 bbls do do do 30 bbs do No3 do 40 bbls do do do 100 boxes sealed Iierri"gs 100 boxes prime Goldfish, 100 ao No Soap 50 boxes Candles, IS bbls Boston Rum l5 bbs American Brandy, l2 do do Gin With many other articles
 BY $. |. & I. I. JONES
 s. l. JON Els. Anclioneer. THIS MORNING, al o'clock, al mo grocery sales room. A general assortment of Groceries and Western Produce.
 At l0t o'clock, al dry goods sales room, will be sold exten- sive assortment of French and Fancy Goods, con- sisting of
 Silks, French Muslins, French Cottonades Barage, Balxarines, Meriuos. Silk Cra,ais Tuscan and Italian Straw Bonnets Linen Cambric Hdkfs, atiicial Flowers Black Silk Shawls, Scarfs, Dress Caps Gentemen's Satin Scarfs, Black Satin Waiered Silks, Corseis, and great variety of other fancy goods, well worth the attention of the trade. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

CLARET--4o Aoxes for sale by o, jan2S sstf '. LE6AnoN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01
TRUST SALE.


 DY VIRTUE of ihe provisions contained in ID Deed of Trust, executed by Matthew J. Vaughan, to serure certain sums of money therein mentioned, which Deed bears date l7lh day of Jan- | varv. lsi3 and is recorded in book No 6. pages | I5i. etc of County Court Records, will offer for sale in front of the Court House of Mobile county, on Saturday, the fist day of February, 1845, between inc hours of i2 o'clock aad o'clock PM Of said day, all those pieces parcels of Land ,,ng in Mo- bile county, viz The south quarter o the south east quarter of section No l3 township south, rapge west, containing 40 24IO0 acres; also, the south west half of the south east quarter of section No 24, township No 3 south. range No west, con tanng 80 59t 100 acres; also, the south cast quar- ter of south quarter of section No IS, township No 3 south, range No west, containing 40 2tk 100 acres-being the same land conveyed by Lewis Golf to said vaughaa by Deed dated 10th August, 1886. Terms of sale cash.
 t.n22 lsvO VIM. DE FoRET HOLLY, Trustee. " OTICE--will be sold at Sparta. Conecuh coun- " ty, Ala, on the first Monday m February next. a valuable Plantation with some so or 100 Negroes, the property of Thos. Salmonds. Persons wishing ts purchase would do we'll 10 attend this sale. For further particulars, apply to
 dec25 2sG BOYKlN McRAE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01
FOR LIVERPOOL.

 EztN The 4 l,rt irh bark RANKIN, Mekle. MEX imrsier wants 300 0to 1000 bales of cotton 10 conpleie her eargo. Fof freight, apply t jin30 GEO. MARTIN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

FOIN
 .SSM The American shIp SUPERIOR. Captain SRAkE Hen. having parl of her cargo on hoard. will have immediate despatch. Fol freight oI 600 bales cotton, apply 10 .,
 ian2g GARDNER SA0ER St Michael st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

on the lst MONDAY uI February. iie follow Jug
 nIs in Qrunnn Cirnye ILles. eIc .ame -niAen by
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01
Branch Bank at Mobile

ian1 2StKmo as Attorney of Mir. Quet
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

FOX LIVERPOOL .. sA ESM The British buil. bark HERCULEAN, Ezs&k q ibson. master, burden about 75O bales col ion. For freight, apply 10 jan30 GEO. MARTIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
WEBB, BACON a. co,

WEBB, BACON a. co,
OFFER FOR SALE:
$50 " nn 10 n no. orea.'sss.'
IS packages Loaf Sugar Iover,nss' and woos-y'.
10 bbs crushed
IS ~ Orleans Moaas--.
lihds w. India do
COO bags RIO Coffee
52S Laguyu do
9s ~ domingo do
SO ohGov. do
2S Green do
IS "odManeaibodo
20 bags Pepper
PIn,nio
Sacks Liverpool Blown ssh
saeks Ground do
so boxes HuIls' Patent CaDdI-s
do. Taiow do
10 Do. Sperm do
zoo do Brown and Fancy soap,
$50 do sIlo and i2xi2 Window Glass
$50 kegs Cut Nails and Bfads, III 4 iOd
Bi,-ter-d Steel
$50 bags Shot
Bar Lead
White do, ground in oil
200 sides Sole Leather. various qualities
Uprss t>esrh-v --de-
Dupontr Sporting and Uhslne Powder
Os-sperm, tanner and oliy
Tar. Caiabrra I.ieofiee
Indigo hadier. Copperas. Alum Starch s.h P-tre
Cotton Yarns Fed Cords. Leading Lanes. Trip-
PaPef-~rning. letter and wrapping
Meats ofWood Ware, Printed Buckets
Grind Stones
Teas-Gun Powder and Pouebons
Wines, Lard Bacon, Rice, Clover Seed ke
March IL >,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL

PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL.
To be returned 10 not road.
Ef-3 BEING fully satisfied as to the real
HSI II excellencs OF The kind of Piano Form,
Mhsh we have been selling oT many ysa-ws eon.ae
mem ior - upon the terms proposed
no of can run The least risk buying riano Of They
arc every uing that we represent o =
fo"er sweetness. and baney h.pp,v b,rnded
highest the art.
uon-svinx always AZ vnr,ou. .r,e,
=. NASH q woODHOUsE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
Spring STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS. &C. &c

" UH<4HCA1t W. NhOs
" r. nave now IN store, every article usually
w required line Our stoek h,, be., =; az,
Northern Cities importer. and IN. a,,.,, ~,I.,
for cash. which enables 10 oa,r ,.s, y,
Merchants others ~ no may favor q, with, r,p '
The following nan Of our supoy IN,
10 bbls No. Caster Oil
Epson salts
so lbs CaoIneL English and American
500 do rsfn~d Camnlrpt
ca.-s powdered Jalap
do do Rhubarb
do do Ip.ear
do Peruvian Bark
do IienTys Masn-Sta
& 10 be<tEng do
9 do do lump Il,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
A PPLE BRANDY
"A 10 Eel. for -aie by
de % DAVENPORT Az ALLEN
ROWANDS AMBROsiAL OIL. Or A.WE!

- hItfN NfCfss1R- entirely and
1es'e To sur'ce al other purifying invgora
ting and beauniyi.s THE HAIR.
Dr Row a long r., Of
Investigations, eDtowns bland with sapon,
eeous or akaeseeni properties The admirable
preparation this unique property
every one Ii impossible for
A aandrun To exist after the application
hhBkOsiAl. OIL as instantly deIic lah.r
OF soap which readily removed by The
ue person u IA III. habit OF wetiing the hair OF
ona of the Oh viii etecuay subsequent aeon
uiaton OF dandud The peculiar imuant property
bfoaa ob Val cheek the failing combined with
The Use OF ihe bush, viii
are not troubled with dandruH will equal pleasure
" eso'ng TO the Of the preserving their
locks and tress eean and pIr- tie head and Tor
eonferring them delicate fragrance silky Iue and
velvet stiffness W u entirely devoid
Iey OF geasinsss
HAIR In Short for beauty
the ar there has never been
can haeassar" For sale BY ALEXANDER DUvAL Il co.
r.f.-,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

snss % srs'rrruo.-To City Subscribers $500
81 fss shorter penoA s-n, BY mail se-psysS
On esssA 10 sdvaner
Novssrsns-For Gn-cn tos iasos. IS
no ins-stions u Isi three 81 3o and sneeeed
t.g Insertion II cents
Ttans~ni sdvestssrs In advance.
Te number ef of Advertisements sossd on h-
H. they until ordered stopped and thar
ID .eeoSdinsy W or-rs Ia stop b. wiring
Asasai Aav~sen charged $50 lines and In ,h.,
voporos for Embellishments of greater l-asth ereeps Aue
uone.m asA Lottery dealers, who charged $780, ,p.per In
eiudsA)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
VOLUME 80. NUMBER IS
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL


x..,A
ON ray iour NV. 90 s,ns. ns.nGSsss
sTkr.y r.,n ,.a,., ..a. ssos ssLIEsoak
xrtfGn,, ~" D"""s 'H"s I'VE cos<Fk
" "cnn may ne ooained inc mos speeay
remedy for Gosorrhs ce~t. sseur-. ss-.a.si W..s
H>- pain IN h. io'n- affections of ks~y. as ever ,,s
hCuhb WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE To TWO DAYS y
Attendance fro,, 7 :; 81. -. n ,
~ ,. SWnMg tM IL q se4A.
I'm. JUL IN hun, f.Hl..
member Of ,bs Royal Co~ss surr.o.. Ie,,s.s, .< -
APo~ea. HAN London, and Graduate os< q u. - -
es.s ths nd states may BE- eoasuned .rssss
70 'hr human frame but more especially q
CERTAIN pnEAsR, .-.s 3. Z ealr.rt
wn The misguided and imprud-n, v.s.y p,.sss a. /. -
i'm ibed the seeds Of painful os. .,>>
htmed shame S>vs - -.
app'yrs to o-s who. from sss.sasy e. q
once es'rend him delaying in tss esss.ss.s s.3 49,
o'rid disease make their Appearance. ussssssi =. -
iH-ased noss nocturnal had a. - 49,
s i% ss.ios -. noae on tn. shin eo.ss and $500
an :, -, a., 49,, Nv -, prosess % win knRfA nvsAD0.
and the vis,In Of this avail &C.. - - ~ no. -
-r'nr him ~ ,s, soa ITO % y. os.eNA s.ssss
therefore De JoHSsr,1N p,-ar.- ,,,as.1 ," - = -.
voabI. secrecy his eIensive p,.rs,~, !. -
al. AMI .oesv eas 70 ,ns ns can soona..t.y r.es.s
ease. ~ ~ a -
IL Is m.l.nebo,v fac, ,h,, ,,o,,,.. 4, ,, -.
d<a,e. the un-kituloe.- OF ,sno,,u, =. -
that de- ably po,,ou m.rrnry min m. .n.-,..,." -
s-nd the unEorur.- .un.r,, N an ,.,.,s,s . :.
residue OF his lite mi.-r,bc s' "
FATAL NALADy
% TAKE Norrcx-Tbos- a,r.on. ,-no r.. ,..,,.
atu,on. by certain praeie. .sis ~ ~ INJURIES
whata pity that a young man m. hon NJ ~. $780,. - a..
darling Of In. parents should BE- .ns,ehd -, M &c - -
er;oyD-nts Of by the Consequence. d.y,s,,n~ -
nature and ..iul,,o, IN - 60 - - - -
| contemplating w" ps'' -
MARRIAGE
a,ona ,osnS a1d and body are the o..
the journey through life becomes weary pisru.s. N. eso.-.
. 80 - -, S'e~I'he mind becomes 'h.do~ed
another becomes blxhtsd with own
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBII TTy
giwyp ,S S .P'op Su q ssI us
opr.S,or ihs GENTrAL'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
DANIEL III. LONDON

IMPORTER OF English Goods aud dealer in Amer
can Dry Goods Eagle Square Richmond Va the
following dcsyabie styles ofDtes. Goods
Seyndia Grapes
Silk and Wool Bazorines
fariseitrs
SIN styles Eaflsion Gingiams
Ear'sion and American do
indLe fosoains s,les foi pantaoon ind coat SUITS
Plaid, striped and plain CouoBadss
Every gfaic OF colofed and black Gainhroons
Linen Drills beleh,d AVID Irish Linen and L. sbeeting.
Paid heavy Navy Dnls. beached and brown
Mandafins Creation and Cameilren Cloths Of all hind.
Ora DEte Of all qualities
Md unusually Of French English German
and American Cloths and
sns-io which special attention County asked
And the following sylts II Ntsiings
Marailies ofeNcry quai y white and printed
Satin andSiik vestings
tashtusets silk and cotton wars
Wofscd Nalentas, for suumef
The stock NJ Threads Sewing Sks Ribbons Canbtets
Lace Ms. Ve- Egnr and aees buttons and Gloves Of All
kinds unusually large and well selected AZ whole the
stock q Foreign and Domestic Goods viii At
ual advances, the Merchants who this the
interest served ny examining the assortment NH Is-3m
SUGAR;
~ ~ hbis Porto REQ
~ tores Loaf
10 pbis Crushed-tanding and for saeb by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02

4 oGERs SONS CCrLERv-I have lust received direct
Il " nom SL.fird,
Ivory Table Knives Forks IN sets of 81 niece.
sp-Dtd Knives silver forks
stag Knives and Forks 10 sch BY the single dozen
a BEAUTIFUL assortment NJ Pocket and Pen Knives
Do do
Carving Knives and Forks. Razor--Ap Of which ar-
offered Al 4 small advance s-sn u Anvil
TIIEO. ROBERTSON
- No ca, Main Strr,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02

EDANrALooNs PASTALoOSs ZOO pair. jus, received,
e""Pnnns sr-ai "yLs all Of viii se soLi
cheap Zoe cash oe n krs.S !. 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
BOYS BOOTS.

l.'iFrY BAGS Java COIee-I.AndinE and So1 ale 5y
W ~ DAVENPORT A AyJF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-02
NOTICE.

E. b. SPENCE, Agent,
l20 Nam street,
Corner 18Th sireets)
WOULD invite the attention of such citizens
aud strangers and few that are notl Interested
IN inc purchase Of good as well cheap
rsed stock OF surhne Clothing Fancy Articles
MY assortment excepting Clothing very gene.
raj embracing all the articles OF Dress
olnk
WlSTER'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
FURTHER supply Of this popular Medicine for the cur. Of
consumption Of the lungs colds asthma broneh croup
~hoopng cough hoaeness difficulty breathing &c scust
rceeived ior sale BY ALEX. DUvAL CO.
"a - la Nam street
BEAUTIFUL DRESS CAPS.
RESPECTFULLY call attention Of the public 70 sam. new
and beautiful styles Of Dress Gaps otter cloth and we've.
'o Sen'~ Youths and Infants They superior
qHah'y and iaston. a. sHEPPERSoN,
"a - Door below Y. n. Jenkins
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAr, Oct. 1;
REPORTED FOR THE TRAVELLER.


At market, 31OO Beef Cattle; 1850 Stores, IS yoke
Work Oxen, AZ Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep, and
about 1900 Swine.
Beef Ca4le-sales of extra, s5,25; first quality,
5; second $50.
BarreHing Cah9e-Prices offered, $3.50 for mess,
2,75 for No. l, and 2,25 for No.. 2.
Working Oren.--Sales noticed at S72, rs, I03.
Store Cale-Saes of yearliDgs from $3.50 to z, and
2 year ODDS from II to As.
ColoS and CaIues--Dull. Sales made at S17, 10, 49,
50,23, one at 80, and one at A, so.
Sheep-Dull Sales made at $l,25, 1877, 1874.
S,cine Prices fully sustained at 1-8 l-S, 10
At wholesale and retail 4, 5, and 6 Ia.
N. B. Quite number of cattle remain unsod at
o'clock.
Bltter--From IL 1-2 to IS cts per pound.
WOol.-market well supplied. Prices:
American full blood IS to 81 three fourths, SO to
"a; one half 81 to 80; one fourth and common % to
I3O. Washed prime Ssxony feeces, 81 to 40.
BOSTON MARKET. Provisions. Prices FIRM
Late news from Europe caused amaterial rise in -four
Pork sold at $40 3-6 per barrel Corn advanced, yet
ov fiat, zoe. Oats d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
The Mormon War Ended.

The Mormons have made formal PROPOSE
ton, to be laid before the Governor and people
of Illinois, stating their determination to remove
as soon as some arrangements can be made for
the disposal of their property. In their circular
however, they declare that, "although we may
not find purchasers for our property, we will not
sacrifice or give it away, or suffer it illegally to
be wrested from us" They propose to remove
to some place west of the Rocky Mountains.
Five or six thousand Of the Mormons inclu.
ding the entire Church organization their prom.
inent men, and all their Church iudicatories
have pledged themselves to remove next spring
and, Judging from appearances, they will do so
The history of their church has shown that
wherever the leaders go, the members follow
This is part of their religious duties When
therefore, the colony shall have started, for 4
home west of the Rocky Mountains, it will be
the best possible evidence that all design reno
wing and will remove. 4H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
wmm- H~ HszSU

In Corinth, Oct. 10TH by Rev. Benjamin Burnham
Mr.. Lewis Hatch of Montpelier, to Mrs. Mary Wason
ofC.
In Wilston Oct. Is, by Rev. Mr.. Greene, Mr.. Jas
Betty of Richmond, to Miss Augusta Webb of W.
In Thetford, 10th inst. Rev. H. Guernsey, to Mrs
Lydia Gould, both of 7.
In Randolph Mass, Sept, l6, Mr.. Solomon Hubbard
Of Thetford VT, to Miss Amanda B. Nichols.
At the Union Church in St Adams, on the 18th inst
by Rev. Henry Holt Mr.. Frank B. Fay of Boston, tc
Miss Rebecca L. Bridges.
In East Berkshire, 18th ult by Rev. Ezekiel Sayes
c. M. Hurlber, M. D. of Franklin, to Miss Lovina T.
Paul.
In Wilmington, 23d ult., Mr.. Leicester Cushman, tc
Miss Eliza H, Wilcox. Also. on the 9th Oct, Mr.
Charles B. Ware to Miss Luana Coleman.
In Littleton, n H. Oct 8, Hon. Andrew McMllen
of Danvie, to Miss Susan Griggs, OIL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
.DGqMerFeOtVDe T.!
CHARLES IT CAV or MI

CHARLES ii. GAY, OF NEW YORK,
" OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Montpe-
ler, that he has opened his
DAGUERREL8N Rooms in Spalding's Building,
over the Store of Bancroft Riker, where he would in.
wife the attention Of the citizens, and Members Of the Lee
gs!aiure- TO his splendid specimens ofDAGUERREoTYPE
PORTRAITS and MINIATURES. He is prepar-
ed to the various sizes from the smallest the
agest ever tai en- either in this country in Europe,
style which cannot fail to please. Groups of from
to Is ia en- single plate Landscape views taken in
superior style. The pubic generally invited to call
Rooms open from A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
DR. WISTaRS B.aLS.aM OF WILD CHERRY

0C$7The Wild Cherry tree will soon become the en-
bem of health Its triumph over Consumption Coughs,
Colds Asthma, Group, and Liver Complaint, is now
complete 1t cures those diseases when all other rem
edies fail Cergymen, physicians and editors COM
mend it as the best remedy ever before known. DR..
Skllman, of Boundbrook, N j., uses the Basam in his
practice for all lung and liver affections, when too OBJ
stinate to yield to other remedies Dr. Hoffman, Hun
ngdon, Pa cured child of Paul Schweeble of Asth-
ma with it. after he declared he could do no more with
his medicine, and the child must die. Thomas Reed,
ESQ.,, merchant, and Dr. Hoffman, both certify to this
astonishing cure. A. Williams, Esq, Counsellor at
Law, SO William st. was cured of the Asthma oftwen-
tyfour years standing by only one bottle of the Bal
SAM Hundreds have been restored to perfect health
by this Balsam, after the last ray of hope from other
medicines had fled. We publish facts ony-we state
only true cures, and have occasion to bolster up this
medicine by the customary array of forged certificates
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23

OPAPUBLIC BENEEACTOR.-DR. SHER-
MAN, for the last five years past has been aboring to
spread his Medcated Lozenges far and wide, and his
labors have not been in vain-they are now known in
every part of our land and the Continent and have
met with universal appreciation His Cough Lozenges
have cured more Influenza during its preva-
lence in New York than any other medicine that can
be named. His worm Lozenges continue to perform
wonders where all other remedies have faed-and his
Camphor Lozenges will relieve headache and palpita-
ton in very few minutes while his Poor Mans Plas-
ter which costs only II 12 cents is believed to be the
very best Strengthening plaster in the world. And
while these cures are being made by the Doctors pre-
partitions, the public have the satisfaction of knowing
that they are skilfuly and accurately prepared by
regular physician, and are altogether the best med
cines which can possibly be found, there being nc
quackery or humbug about them. DR.. Shermans ware
house is No. l06 Nassau street, N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

y OBERT LAHORE, Surgeon of the Royal National
IL Vaccine Establishment, No. 8, Russell Place, FtE-
roy Square, London has just received from The Instu-
ton fresh supply of VACCINE LYMPH. Surgeons
be supplied, and the Report Of the Institution
by application to the above.
N. B.-R. L. b. has praCticed upwards of 20 years in
London and other cities in England in all of dis
eases, and can be consulted by letter or in person.
North Ferrisburg W., Oct. Z, 1SA5. 42:3m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
sUPERIOR WIGS AND

HM "a H ER "a WWGD E& MA0
LIVERY description Of WIGS and HAIR-WORK con-
stantly manufacturing and for sale, Wholesale and
Retail, al
b. f. BURGESS Establishment, 1903 Washington St.
BOSTON
Gents GossANI and WErT WIGS, of SUPERIOR make
and inish-Ladies' Self Contracting HALF WIGS-en-
tire model-and fit themselves completely to the
head that they be combed and arranged without the
least trouble from moving out of place. These articles
great improvement, they be without cap.
All kinds of articles for HAIR-DREssER's use Those
wishing 10 buy 10 sell again. at Retail, will find it to
their advantage 10 callaS the assortment is very extern
sive, of The BEST quality, and at the LOWEST prices.
All articles ordered warranted to fit. Choice PERU
merry, CoMRs BRUSHES, &c,
SO3 Washington street, Opposite Avon Place. BosroN.
October, lS45. 42:6w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23

GFThe HaverhlI IN. H. Democrat says
that great excitement has been caused in that
quarter by incendary attempts to destroy the
thriving village Of Bradford, across the river
Three barns, in three successive nights, have
been burnt down with all their contents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23

MEssRs POLAND & Bmees Noticing in your last
paper description of three cucumbers, grown by Mr..
Richardson Of Warren the thought occurred to me to
inform him that his cueumbers were not "circum-
stance" to what have raised this season. | raised
from one vine three cucumbers one the length Of
which was feet and 4 inches; another and 9, and
the third feet-and that too before they had come
to maturity, and had not my "grunters" broken from
their enclosure and destroyed them, who can tell to
what length and size they might have attained.
ALFRED PTTKIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23

MY Advertisement in this paper year ago, was the
vi of my forming many valuable acquaintance,
which trust THEY will not have occasion to regret.
Hope 10 them again, also many of their friends,
and the readers Of this valuable Sheet who visit
this city, in the way of sending for Goods in my
line.
My place for the sale of HATS, CAPS, and every
description of FUR GOODS, is 173 Washington street,
Observation-Disclosures Rooms, I'd and Sd stories.
AZ w. NJ SHUTE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23

The best dowry to advance the marriage of q
young lady, is when she has in her countenance
miIdness, in her speech wisdom, in her behavior
modesty, and in he: life virtue
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-23
nR"AT ~ %

In Rockingham, Sd inst Mr.. John Steams aged 81
soldier of the Revolution.
In Bennington, 9th inst, Nathaniel Wadsworth, sor
of Samuel Wadsworth aged % years.
In Rutland, 1th inst, of consumption Mary A. v
Chatteron aged IT,
In Mendon, 10th inst, Miss Eliza Rice, aged a.
In Barnston, c. E. Sept LIST, Mrs. Mary Moulton
aged 81.