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z TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
T WILL on Monday the 18th day Of
- March, iS48, sell on the premises,
near Stump Bridge, all the Corn, Fodder,
Stock Of Cattle and Hogs, Mules, Farm.
ing Utensils, &c. &c, conveyed 10 me
by Deed of Trust by John G. Boyd and
wife, to pay certain debts therein men
toned. Terms, credit and cash (small
amounts.l Terms more fully made
known on the day Of sale. Longer no
lice waived.
T. sHACKLEFORD, Trustee.
March 2, i846. 26-2w
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FIRE! FRET.

EICHELSTEIN & Co. having sus-
- tanned great loss by the fire. would
respectfully request those indebted %
them to call and pay their accounts, as
one Of The firm will leave in a few days
for the East to lay in a new supply OF
Goods.
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Sale.

-
luger Of Madison county, | will
II public sale, in the town Of
Ion
tls 9Th day Of April, 1916,
Moving described strays, to wit:
b up by W 0 Aldridge, a light
lse Niue, about s years old, IA
iigh, marked in the ear, in thin
Appraised TO $4,000.
a Up by Marion Brown, a chest.
fsl Horse, a star in his forehead,
y ne left shoulder, 8 years old,
Ads high. Appraised to $685. 90.
M up BY R M Martin, a brown
lHe, s years old, IA hands high,
anor brands. Appraised to $55.
PUP by 0 S Able, a sorrel Filly,
Nd, 81 feet high, blaze face, LEFT
" white Appraised to $1,000.
y Up BY N Hanson, a sorrel Fill
laIs old, 10 hands high, a star in
Appraised to $500.
aupby Erasmus Cobb, a red and
Neg Steer, crop and under bit in
sat, and under bit in the right,
distinct, 6 or Z years old, his
HVs been sawed. Appraised 10
HP BY Dennis Burns, a speck-
years old, swallow fork in the
n end over bit and appearance
lder slope in the leG ear. Ap-
A$4OO.
years old Steers, one white,
led and white, two under bits
'gat and one in the left ear.
alo $500, each.
. Steer with red head, upper
Y the right, and slit in the LEFT
aled with fgBse 8 on the left
lsais Old. Appraised to $500.
w BY | H Perkins, a white
about 4 years old, smooth
asa ear, and a slope off the
'saa lndistinct. Appraised to
BY M%ontfort Jones, a white
ss''ed Or pied Steer. Apprais,
Y BY John Dear, sr, a red
YIN Old, crop in the : brand
snoa6 Appraised to $1,000.
seeer, 3 years old, crop ii
swallow fork in the right nc
appraised TO $500. ND,
~ and Cali, COW 4 years old
in the left ear, and uppe.
Nm Tgat, Appraised to 7,oC
nelter, 2 years old no mark.
IN. Appraised to $500.
having the above name.
and Mules in their posses
olasEed TO bring them Goywar,
" PERSONS having strays in thei
Mllch haye Zen reported ia
sso by me, are cautioned .
ge'lng the same to any clai
q certificate under nj,
HENRY WHITE,
]. Ranger M. C.
sp, 5-3V
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VIE subscriber We
inform the citizens
its vicinity hat he has staneo,G,u
in Town, at the Thornhill Plac,
he will grind on fridays and Saien1q
10 each week, and will also keep
for sale at 62a cents per bushel; you
patronage will be thankfully received.
w. F. BASS.
March 7, l846. 25-0w
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IENTION BATTALLION!!
RaR! W:aRH WARY!

WHE First Battalion is
hereby commanded to
parade at Stump Bridge on
u the lst Saturday of April
next, and the Second Battal-
lion at Figures Lows on the
Cd Saturday Of April next,
at 10 o'clock, A M. armed
and equipped as the law re-
quires, The commissioned
commissioned officers will at
y drill Of their respective Battal.
! lhe preceding day for drill and
loo.
D. ]. SAMPLE,
\ Com. 95th Reg. Miss. Militia.
\ n, 1916. 25-5w
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NOTICE 10 -CONTRhcpnpe

9Y order Of the Board Of Police Of
Madison county, I will LET out %
the lowest bidder at the 1ourt.house
door, in the town Of Canton, in said
county, on the First Madat in ABrfI
neat, the following Jobs, to wit: The
laying Of q Tin Roof on tie Court house,
the contractor furnishing materials.
Also, the Flooring Of the Porticoes Of
the Courthouse. Contractors 10 Give
bond with approved security for the per-
fotmance of the contract.
Aspecimen Of the manner Of laying
the roof, and specifications as 10 the
work genera ", may be seen at The
office Of the Probate Clerk Of said coun-
ty.
J. j. PUGH, Prsst,
Board Of Police, M. G,
March I, 1916. 25-5w
The Southron at jackson, will publish
4w and forward account.
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NOTICE.

YAZOo CITY LIVERY STABLE.
HORSES, Mules, Negroes, &c, &c.
!" bought and sold on commission
We are prepared to take care Of Ira
%velers, Drovers and Traders Horses, and
hope 10 give general satisfaction as re-
CARDS fare and prices.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & Co,
Jefferson Street, KazoO City.
Fe' ruary Z, l846. 2l-ly
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RANGERS NOTICE.

-"" 0~NO|N
AVlNG received information that
several citizens Of this county have
IN their possession, which have
not been advertised or posted according
70 law; ! hereby give notice, that il such
are not publicly announced in le-
gal form, befots the First Monday in
April next, | shall, without favor Il az.
lection, aud by virtue Of my office, insti.
lutte proceedings against every person SO
violating the Statute in such case provi-
ded. HENRY WHITE,
Ranger NJ. C.
February 81, 1916, 2s-6w
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WEYER is Ouz authorised
+ collect and receipt for
DO F~lCHELsTElN & Co.
"A. 1916. xo-2"
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C. W. ALLEN, ! T...,...
H. CHRISTMAS, ''
February 20, 1886. 24-5'
NOTICE.

H WILL sell on a credit Of six months
u a Negro Carpenter, named BOB, on
the 10Th Of March next, by an order Of
the Probate Court Of Madison county;
bond and security required.
L. G. SLAUGHTER.
February 81, 1846. 23-4w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY.

no. SA&WVvUS SVNHSYg
by the Probate Court of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments of Arm8ted
Branch, misunderstanding
.VOY arc hereby cited TO appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said coun-
ty at a regular term thereof to be hol-
den at the Court.house of said county
on the Second Monday Of April next
then and there to shew cause If any you
have, why said Court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenements
and hereditaments Of said deceased to
be sold, viz:
The northeast quarter and the south
west quarter, aud the west half Of the
southeast quarter Of section three; the
west half Of the northwest quarter Of
section thirteen; the southwest quarter
and west half Of the southeast quarter.
and east half Of the northwest quarter
and south half Of the west half Of the
northwest quarter, and south half Of
the northeast quarter Of section four
the east half of the northeast quartz
OF section twenty-three, all in township
eight, range three, east, containing abou
one thousand acres in all,
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THE sTATNDERsa,,

nnhS0N. saS 4
BY the Probate court I % Also
TO all persons interested az Of Vi
tenements and heraditamep Prices.
Riley, deceased Greeting: y. Fan
VoU are hereby cited to apps Cot
Il fore the Probate Court Of said &c an
ty at a regular termthereof TO be holdea,
at the Couf It hou e Of said county, on the
second Monday Of April, next, then
and there TO shew causei il any you have.
why said court should not then order
and decree that the following lands, ten
ements 0 fsaid deceased be sold, viz!
Lots number six, seven and eight ahd
south half Of lot FIVE, being a part u
east half, north east quarter section six,
township nine, range four, east, lying
within the corporate limits of the town
Of Sharon, in sRid county.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcorT, Judge Of Probate Of
said county, the second Mon
day Of February, ia the year
N*a&*N d -four Lord one thousand eight
&RsgssN hundred and forty-fve and
seal Of said Court.
ISSUED, the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1916.
j. T. CAMERON, CIR.
February IA, l846. 22-6w
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TO THE PLANTERS OF MADISON
COUNTY.
III HAVE first rate Negfo Blacksmith
! wish to hire out BY the day, those
who wish to save two thirds Of their
Blacksmith bill will do we'll TO call on.
subacFibers four miles north Of Can.
ton, or drop a letter in the post Office in
Canton.
A. C. GILLESPIE.
February 81, 1916. 23-6m
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JOHN G.. OFT,

Attorney and Councillor at Law,
CANTON MISSISSIPPI
Office one door east Of Tie POST Office, Gp 'toifs,
February I, 1916. sl-tf
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HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Second
Monday Of February, in the
LIS. yearoF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and for
ty six, and seal Of said court.
Issued, the nth day of
February, l846.
J.. T. CAMERON, CIR.
February 28, 1846. 24-6w
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MARKING BRUSHES.
10 DoZ. Brushes for marking Cotton bales
LIZ C for sale by Presley & M0sby
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o pieces Black and Blue Wool Cloth, just re.
O ceived and for sale by
Eichelstein & Co.
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WHITE

NJ ~ Ranger N: C.
S'V, &5-3w
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-TrRAIN on.
SPERM OH.

GALLONS in Store, and for sale By
OU Priestly & MCsby.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-29

CAPTAIN THoRNToN.-The following is a
detailed account of the affair in which Cant,
Thornton was engaged. 1t will be seen tina,
neither Of the accounts heretofore received
the one that Capt. Il. was killed, and the
other that he had returned to Gen. Taylor,
camp-were correct. lie remains prison,
or in the Mexican camp:
Surprise and Surrender Of Capt. Thornton,
Command On The evening of the 2}d nit.
Gen. Taylor's spies brought intelligence that
about two thousand five hundred Mexicans had
crossed the Rio Grande to he Texas side above
The American Fort, and that about fifteen hun.
dfec had crossed below. Gen. Taylor inImedi-
aiely despatched squadron Of Dragons to eacI,
place OF crossing, for the purpose of asceriaining
their position.
the squadron ordered below was in command
o, Capt. ker, the one above was commanded nv
Ip. horn'on, ana composed OF Capt. IIarJec
L'ea's' Kane and Mason, with sixty. one pri'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-29
TO PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Robert Thompsoh's Uteri Abdominal sup
porter and Abdomido Pelvic Banda &c.

Dr. Robert Thompsoh's Uteri Abdominal sup
porter and Abdomido Pelvic Banda &c.
WE have purchased the ex lu>iversh' # making
w and ven hug the above menlionellnsirumcni>
within the Counties Of ChitJcnden and FrankIln, IN
the Sac OF Vermont; aud we now oicr them 10 the
pulc, confident that they are equal IN every respect
and IN many particulars far superior 10 any hing OF
the kind ever o. cred. They have the unqualified
appro alion OF The Medical Faclty in almost all
parl, Of The country where they have been intro
dureJ. HARklNbION bhO HEN
We have carefully examined DR.. X. 1hompcon,s
apparatus for the rclieand cure OF PTotdpsuS ttert
i.t as well ~ the testimony and opinions OF hshly
eminent members ofihe Faculty, and are OF the de.
rided opinion that they worthy the attention Of
the public and that they will tahe high rank among
inventons now before the Public tor the cure OF the
disease, for which they are recomme9aod'
CIAS. HALL,
ii. HATCH,
r. CHAMBERLIN,
WM. ATWATER.
The above instruments for sale by
HARRINGTON Il BROTHER.
Dee. 3, lSi5.-27mS
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Rare Chance.

GIMENTs.-A despatch was received g! Jar r,n, 7
m Friday, from the War Department, reqapsh
ing the Governor OF this State to cause to be en-
rolled and held in readiness for muster into the
service of the United States, seven Regiments
Of Volunteer Infantry. Nolice is 10 be hercaf-
ter given when the service Of the volunteers
will be required, al which time an officer of the
U. S. Army will be sent to muster them into ser.
vice, at such place as may be designated.
The seven regiments will constitute forco OF
| about 55OO-oflicers, non commissioned officers
and priva'es, ~ Y. Journal Of Commerce.
REQuIsIrIoN UPON RHODE IsLAND.-rhe Sc.
crctary Of War has addressed a requsilon to
the Governor oil Rhode Island for live companies
nj militia, TO consist Of II persons EACH incIud-
ing officers, musicians, and priva'es. The Go
vernon is requested to notify The Secretary when
they shall be in readiness, and is informed that
an officer Of the U. s. army will be sent to take
charge of hen whenever their services shall be
required.
On MAssAcHUsETTs.-Itis understood that a
similar requIsition has been sent 10 the Cover
nor of this State directing him 10 hold in readi.
ness three regiments, consisting Of about 1900
men, TO be mustered under an officer OF the us.
army at time 10 be fixed in future order.
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IVINOOSkI COTTON.

WYE have made an arrangement WIN Inc owners
w OF these Shoelings TO keep them constantly on
hand and for sale at the FACTORY PRIcEs. We
wolld solicit the attention Of Merchants aud others
wishing to luy lhoir goods by the Bale or Piece, as
we think that their superior quality will be strong
recommendation 10 The buyer and the consumer
Our people should encourage " home Industry"
Villas x MOVES.
Burlington, April I, 1916 A
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A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
CON,St1 MpTION OF THE LUNGS, SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
PAIN IN TIE SIDE BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPlNG COUGHS AND ALL
pII MON AnN ltAMpI -AlNrS

WHOOPING COlGliS AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
n the whole catalogue of rcmedle, Of all Pumo-
l. nary affections there is not one universally
known and whose virtues have been SO thoroughly
ie,tci as TAR, and a cure for colds, Coughs and
CunsuinpOn- J. understood TO be without an
oqml. LINERNORT, the other principal mg'ed
cnt in ihi> preparation also known 10 be cHally et.
icoiS in relieving the primary aud mldcr siage~ ,ol
Pulmonary affections. In comlinn- these Wuh OH
er materials the utmost care and skill have leen cX-
crc ed, and ,onhdcn is The toprieor IN the eiica-
cy Of This Med cine that it is WARRANTED to give
immediate relief in al complaints above specified,
and if after trial Of twenty four hours The patient
is not benefited he may return the bottle and the mon
ey will he refunded. Accompanying each bottle are
directions for using, and recommendations from and
reference, TO those thai have made OF the MclI-
cine.
The Subscriber has Teen appointed sole agent for
New England ani New York, AMI ha, supply on
hand at wholesale and retail Agent viii he sup
piled ON liberal terms. ioeHtS. HARRINGTON x
BROTHER. Burlingtcn, j. NJ. STAPLE, Charlotte,
JAMES PLA1T, WmUo-ki Falls, LucIUs }, CHENEY,
Port Henry.
Dec. 3, 1915. 27mG
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JUST PUBLISHED
GREAT NEDICti. REPRINT.
FfSt american iron, the icBh English Edition.
SELF-M kNAGEMENr
And cure of

Ana cure OF
pulmonary tonsumption,
ANn ALL DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
BX w. T. DUCHAN. M. D.
OF London, England.
With portrait Of the Author and Enernyinrs illus.
traiNe Of The Anatomy of the Lungs.
Price ORiy % cents.
THIS work contains brief and distinct de.cr;p
non o!i.c ANATOMY OF THE CHEST AND
llINGS-an outline of Or. Buchan's HIGHLY
SUCCESS u method OF treating Gods, Coughs
Asthma ana Consumption an account OF his NEW
AND Pow ERFUL RENEDN-and directions for
SUPERINTENDENT AND CURE, adapted TO
popular use. ~
l. Is HE result oil neauy TNeuty Years nra,tica
and experiment in the City Of London and the com
blned experience OF the most learned PHYSICIANS and
Surgeons OF the age-iOrming a perfect Manuel of
heuleai knowledge anu ADVICE IN relation to the
Anatomy OF the Lungs, The Signs, Symptoms Treat.
ment and Cure ofPulmonary Complaints.
lhls work and the Treatment which it recommends
are held IN tie highest possible esteem in Great Brit
ain, rs the extracts from public journals which are
given IN the Appendix, will ahundany show DR..
BuChan truly declare :, that with this simple (;uide
81 C0HSupptre patient may do more for himself
man any ordinary physician can DO, BY ann ofthe
common methods Of prdctirC.' NV
Published by ID, r. BRADLEE, 100 Washiny,o,
street, Boston, and sold iy all the Book sellers and
dealers in new publications. in the L. s.
Price - Gents per copy-the usual discount TO the
Trade NV
Sold in Barlipgion, by PECK & SPEAR; Mimi.
Peiier, ;. h, COLLINS; and by the Booksellers GEN
orally. Also by w. B. HATCH 4 Co, Uinooski
FGiis - ~ '"'''"'
let nol only those who are subject 10 ComnIor,.
leading , this disease, Tut those who are in dang,r
liom It Ironsumplionl petuse faithfully this imporIan,
a'u "pp''''"ea WORK 40yl
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TIE TcTegraPh and james L. Day'Vu Il !,
doubtless land their troops, amounting to M.
ward Of 800 at Point Isabel on the l4h.-
Great credit is duo to Captain Jeremiah
Smith, OF the eam-ship Cincinnati, and
Capt X. McBaker ofthe Monmouth, for th,
skill, energy and promptness, shown in III,
management Of their boats in Transporting
troops and supplies across the Bay at III,
Brassos Santiago.
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Where is the best place to buy
IsDGs2S A.xTD s. xzCES,
FOR C1SX?
THOMAS WALES STORE, BOSTON

10 Broad Street, cc,mcr of Ccntral ST.,
I ) tine only entire Cash Whole ale aud Jobhng Boot
l aud Shoe Store in Boston. All the others buy
nearly o and sell mostly on credit, bu Wales sticks
10 the cash system 9th in luying and selling, and
cqurnrlv and WILL sell at great deal low
ci prize, than any other dealer, either hv the or
deem. Try him on e. and You viii say a. do.
--nE HA< CONSTANTLY on HAND
Az kinds Of Fashionable custom made Boots and
Shoes,
Manriacnrcd expressly for retailing in the New
Eucland States. Also, great variety of low price
Shoe. All OF which nave cen bought in dali sea-
sons for Cash nj less than cost, and will lie sod in
lots TO sut purrha crS at a small commission over
the net cash aud IN many instances les than he
Manuia turing Cost.
Also - LARGE Lots on which he has advanced
money! and which must be sold for Cash in lots to
Sui lie country irdde or the most they wtlI bring.
10 dndS him and you irU ncrer repentH. 39m3
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DIR. III. HATCH .JR.
WINOOSKI FALLS.
GRANITE.

II f. ABBOTT, keeps on hand, at Barre large
~ stock OF superior GRANlrE for building pur-
poses It's AIRY Is iha, from which the stone was
ou'aheu ior the STATE House, and he will fill 10 ORDER
on snort notice, any bill in the line with an article
oil Superior excellence. Orders through agents will
meet with as prompt attention as personal applica-
ton Agent, at Burlington
SETH MORSE
--22d January, ISl6.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE State Mutual Insurance Company of Wee
J. cesier Massachusetts, offer to issue policies Of
Insurance on lives on the most favorable terms
Aspirations received by
GEO. h. SHAW--AsENr.
Bu'nston Dec, II, lsi5
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NcW-YOrk Adv's.
NEW uIARDWA ARE.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
rTHE Subscriber formerly of The firm OF MILLER d
i SMITH, and at The same old >iand,) would call the
attention OF the pulic 10 his well selccle stock to
rive, and from the various manufacturing c>ia' l~l-
nicns N this country, which will be sold al lolc pri
for cash good paper, aud IN quantities. 10 sui
all who call Among The articles Offered Tor sale are,
W.T.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted: 100 lag> wrought nails
100 doz. polished Shovel, 200 do iron do
80 do coup or gram Shovels
20 casks polished Trace Chains
10 do do Log do
1000 lbs coil or post CHAINS
5000 gross n. +. Screws
5000 gross James Co. Screws
500 dozen Trunk Locks
100 do Carpet Hammers
100 do Nail do ASSORTED
100 do Axes 100 do short handle Fry Pans
100 do Manure and Hay Forks, assorted
100 do Garden Hoes, assorted
lOC0l's Iron, Brass and Copper Wire, assorted
American Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Thomas TURNER Il Cos. pocket and ivory handle
table Knives and Forks.
Also, mill cross cut, pit aud hand Saws. Hachctsi
pad chest TIL and door loli-, butts oa kind Iacks,
Brad>, Bolts; Poor Handles, Hat Pms, Window aud
lice hdnd-cufs and icg.iroHs; Sauce Pans, Tea
Tray, Files and FL Tools Planes, dc; Box CHS
els, Box s rapers MaetS, Tobacco Knives tlptr,
lu!tcr, cheese, cotton and c.ilcc Samplers; + ol
Scrapcr> aiict Garden Hoe, and ill Is, orlncn,
Of the similar kind of agricultural implements.
y. p. AME'PuNp B,rrs aud RiMMERs!!
Al.o variety OF "oW Of The wilyn articles not isll-
ally kept in hardware stores.
A. 3. American Hardware direct from the man,,-
tacturer., on sale
SIMEON p. SMITH, Sirn oflhc Anvil,
"A % VI tidcn- Lane. New y uk'
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BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHIN

ESPlCTFUl.Lf gives notice, that he is still
IL manufacturing. al Winoosk Falls, BRiGGs' pa
rEST PORTABLE Fence, where all orders will be
promptly attended to-
Owing 10 the ADVANTAGES derived in the use Of the
above improvement, he is enabled 10 afford neat
and beautiful ience for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than the can be gol up for in any
other way while for durability it is not excelled by
any IN common use. This valuable improvement was
hrst brought out in Western New York where il
has gone INTO extensive use, and has received the ap
probation of the Mayor of the city of Buffalo, with
many hundreds Of the first aarculturiss and Others
IN that part of ihe STATE also of Gov Hubbard, Doct
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-29

? highly approved As a Farm Fence il
Ing advantages than any other fence ever
masle,sed without posts, and is therefore
Nessrs. rzng and heaving of the ground,
n,hers nor, pied TO m'crvales, subject TO
o'"' less lumber han anv other
cral subject olroiecron against MI binds
ecutIve. The pour of repair, cannot he
vous importance, ken down and remoy-
the very animatel
the debate, the Ssnom AZ least a suili,
past 4 o'clock, with, "''uS u gram and
The HOUSE was ...
debate in Committee has machine for
of the Union, on the .....
Tor the support Of the al
SATURDAY, May l6 &c.
tenden presented apOTufRS oro ,o
burg and Wheeling linenl of full Jew.
MIR Benton, from lb'ehess' of English
ported a blk snpplep,'e Lever, Lepine
s ."1 e"'''"S SELF 10 oil al as
o'ne' P"'p'seS' city or country.
Several private bills ariely, constant.
The bill for adjusiing'el Goods,
land claims was passed. Vi hEns,
The Post Office appropT
taken up. Mr. Speigh', Of n
would not oppose the bill, bu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-29
NEW YOK PRODUCE MARKET.

WE would remind our friends that still conn
w Ne OF our old Iocatl,n, No. so water St..
and are lily prepared Ia 'ilc charge of all Consig ign
fnCnts that they may favor ~ with. We wnnld as
sure all who may cntrrt their nrnlurc 10 our care
that every attention shall be paid 10 then nCrtsI
We sll keep our paiions fully add lscd Of The STATE
oi our market.
Liberal advances made on all kinds Of nrolnce.
JEWELL iiARRI son & Co,
tomm sion Merchants, 80 Water ST.. n. Y.
Refer to Mcssrs Fnle,t & Bradley, ,,..,,r,
Messrs. !. & }. II. Peek, Il Co. ""''"3''"'
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