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VALUABLE GARDENING I-ANDs

"a gentleman on the Western Branc h.
HEa5 having more Land than he wishes 10 cult-
-G1-lvate himself, will either sell ONE HUN.
DRED ACRES OF the same, let il 10 skilful
Gardener and ti"rlcuturis,, on such terms as will
be agreeable TO both parties
The great advantage these lands possess for early
crops, as wc,i as variety Of production and the IA
clliiy OF transportation to market, having a uavi.
gable stream Tor boats running through 6y which
the Baltimore and other Steamers may be reached
IN two hours from The Farm renders them great
object to the Gardener.
There is no need of dwelling on the advantages
of Gardening for the northern cities in dis vicin
y Experience has proved il to be highly profita.
bic, aud the market is never full.
Letters addressed to r.. T. Portsmouth, Va on
the subject will be promptly attended to
Aug1l
l0c5- The Baltimore Sun will please conv the,
above advertisement lines weekly, and send bill
to this office
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A CARD.-Thero is an impression prevalent
IA here, that another person is connected with the
business of this Shop. would beg leave most re-
sPectiuiiy 10 say, that it is not so am on my
own nook, 'F make break" and shall endeavor
by close attention and low prices merit liberal
share of public patronage.
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Tin and Coppersmitb,
July % Under the @ Old Dominion Office,
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IAUPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just received
: another snpnly of that very fine article of pure
Sign of the Big Mortar.
July 30 CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
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THOMAS TATEM.
IRON AND BRASS EnnNnpX IT.

RON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.-TLe
subscriber, grateful for the liberal patrona orc be-
slowed upon him since he has been CARRYING on bu
sincss, respectfully soicits its continuance
lie takes this occasion to say, that he is prepared
to. execute any order, in Iron or Brass upon The
most reasonable terms, and in manner not to be
excelled in this city or elsewhere, in durability or
finish "
Church, Steamboat, and other BELLS, furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted
All orders, (for cash or city rcfercnces) will he
promptly attended to- NELSON CORY
July ID NorG,il,
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EOR LIE! A BARGAIN Two handsome
A. second hand COOKING STOVES, on very IA,
yorabc terms, If immediate application be made to
DANIEL S CHERRY,
July II Under tho Old Dominion Office
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BUREAU OF Provisions AID CLoru,Sc
August Z, 1916.
SEALED PROPOSAL cndo sed "pr5Svo.
- sas for Beef" and +" Prop ,sals for Pork - ~
the case may be-, will be received this Office nm.
Ill 3 o'clock, p. NJ, on MONDAY, the iIth lay of
Septcmo'r next, for furnish ana delivering free
Of ell cost and risk TO the United States
Five thousand four hundred barrels of Navy
Beef, and four thousand eight hundred barrels of
Navy Pork
Each barrel u contain not less than two hunC, cd
pounds nett weight of Beef o. Pork: no excess of
weight in either article will be paid for To lie
hvercd at the respective Navy Yards as follows:
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE
Nnrfnlt ist AIiuIIst IsIG

H'N'fO'"' 'St TUG u"e FVfV'
SEAhED PROPOSAL LIS in duplicate, will be
- received until - O'Clock on the 26lh instant .
ior ene delivery at the Navy Yard, of
DIX oest Cast Steel MILL SAWS, 6 feet 8 inches
Boud and security will be rcouircd for their die
livery rubjeet to the usual inspcet
GEORGE LGYALI,
"'S Navy Agrnt.
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ERESH SEEDS.--Wo have lust received
Il another fresh and full supply Of GOOD SEEDS,
White Norfolk do, White Flat, Globe and Long
White do Cab6ages-Drumhd.S Savoy, Flat Dutch,
&c, and all other seasonablo Seeds. For sale at
the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Aug CHAS II. HEINITSH, Agent
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GENUINE HARLEM OIL.-Just received
~ (ttom direct importation> a supply of Cen.
ninc Ii HARLEM OIL, warranted to be the real ar.
ticlc. Foo sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big
Mortar. CHAS. III. HEINlTSH
jury 81 Agent.
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA
MILITARY LAND a 4 q, y

MILITARY LAND RRANTS.-Cone-,es s
having by an Act, approved 10th July last, OK.
tended the time for locating Continental Land
and for returning Surveys therein to this Office
unit the hrs day of January 1913 NOTICE is
can now locate the same in the said District
From Report made to this Office by the Sur.
veyor of the Military District in Ohio, il appears
Gated, is about 100000 acres, lying principally in
Scioto Pike and Adams Counties
AS The time for locating, and the quantity to be
provision 10 satisfy Warrants OF this character i'm
scrip, holders will perceive that if the present op
portunity of locating their Warrants be lost, an
other may not offer.
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting Commissioner
General Land Office
August 18th, 1876. AUG I5-Iaw3no
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COGN &C BRANDY.-lO or casks and half
~ pipcs COGNAC BRANDY, Just received and
LOT sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
July 80
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOGTOR IT.. N. MERCER, very respect
y Ioiiy offers nj Professional Services TO the in
habitants of Portsmouth and vicinity. He pronos
cs no tec cnce, save that of the experience of an
average share OF practice attended with ha,terng
success, 1or nearly hve wears. Though credentials
from the highest authority in the land can be pro.
duced If required.
Office and residence of Hi gh street. in tho build.
Aug 15-3m
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

A Creek Psychologist, NJ. Eselja. residing a,
Athens. asserts that. by the assistance Of elect rio
light. he has been enabled Ia see through the
human body. and Thus to detect the existence of
deep seated visceral disease. He has followed
the operations of digestion and of circnlaiion. and
has seen the nerves in moion. This is the mos,
extraordinary discovery of the age. and Promises.
u true. 10 lead To the most astounding results
lie has given 1t the name of" Anhroposcope."
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EOTYPE OR PHOTOGRAPH
l( IC PORrRAIIS.- The snhsc riher has thr

pleasure to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Norfolk and Portsmouth. that he has returned
and viii take charge OF his Daguerrean Gallery in
person for short time only.
lie bcgs leave TO state that from hs long expert.
cncc in this business, aud recent wonder ful inn
provemcnts, that he is enabled TO make Licensees
IN point of beauty, and style of finish, 10 surpass
any that has heretofore been exhibited. They can
be inserted in Rings, Bracelets, Pins Cases or
Frames, and are Erranted not TO fade or rub off.
Instructions given in the art.
large assortment of Apparatus and Stock al
Ways on hand, at the lowest cash price Call at
Rooms Co OF Main and Talbot SITS
Aug A. u&OD3t J. X. WHITEHJTRST
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NAVAL ADvERTIsEMENrs.
NAVY AGENTS oFFICE. 6

NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.S
Norfolk, August 18th, 1876.
WANTED at the Navy Yard one thousand
w bushels OF best quality CHARCOdL fee of
az trash and subject to inspection No paymcnt
viii be made uuiil the whole is deliveries. which
must be on or before the 10th day of Oc,ob r. next
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received for
the above until 10 o'clock, On the l5h September
next Bond and security will be required
GEORGE LOYAL,
aug t3-law4w XXI Navy Agent.
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pENNE LEAVES abound In a gummv mat
~ ter, which they readily impart 10 water, form
ing a rich bland muciagc much used viii eyront
advantage, drink, in SPINNER complaiS,s of
children, diarrhea. dysentery, catarrh. &c. To bc
had, at all times iresh from tue Drug store Sign
July II CHAS. ". HEINITSH Agent
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ITO DEBTORS.-All persons indebted to me
n will please call and settle their accounts with
IN thirty days, by bond otherwise, or they will
DC placed in the hands of proper officer for collec
ton. STEPHEN JAMES
July %
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y Round BACON, in iuc order, for sale on con-,
SHIPMENT by JOSIAH Wills
July 30
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A|HITE LEA Dive have lately received a
W large supply of WHITE LEAD of brands
:. NO. " and pure. Gro nd, Green and Black
Paint, Linsccd Oil, Fish Oil, &c.
j. G. SCHOOLFlELD & CO.,
July 2o-5t Druggists.
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pEV'D. JAMES STRATTON will resume
~ N Exercises of his FEMALE SEMINARY on
MONDAY, Sept. 18th.
TERMS:
lst Class 81 per Session of months,
2d do II do do
3rl do II do do
An additional charge Of 81 per Session for Latin.
and SIS for French
MUSIC, on the Guitar or Piano IS Der Quarter
Aug 4--law4w
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NTOIICE.-l have small FARM, four or five
L miles from Portsmouth, which will exchange
for property in town. There is fine crop now
growing on tne same Any person wishing to
make exchange will call on
STEPHEN JAMES,
July 70 Portsmouth.
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HAIR BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, &C,
IL ch"it assortment of HAIR BRUSHES, some
OF which are of the best quality, with Perfumery
and Fancy Soaps of various kinds. Also, Tooth
Nail, busting and Cloth Brushes, all of which we
arc prepared to sell at low rates.
|. C. SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.,
JulV 2o--ot Druggistg
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WANTED A WET NURsE.-wanted
w WHITE WET NURSE Apply ~ this or.
nee July %
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TNO tn LADIES AGAIN.-Wc call the
Il attention of the ladies' again to this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for The complexion Its CON
slant use VIII change the most bilious complexion
INTO "ne OF radiant whiten' IS; while on the neck ,
hands and arms 1T hcstows delicacy and fairness
every appearance of youthful charm TO the most
advanced period of ife The genuine only for sale
at the Drug Store Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS H. HEiSITSU Agent
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NOTICE.

q ~&m The Steamer OSCEOLA, will, until
GSyAsktA further notice, take passengers every
sunday TO Old Point and return for %
tE JAMES MITCHELL,
Nos :" - Captain.
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M HEAT w ANTED.-Thc sub=cribcrs will
W pay the highest market price for the abtve
arti'ie. WILLS x co.
Aug
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HOIEE'S GAM ES containing tho cstsb-
- hshed Rules and Practice Of Whist, Brag, Loo,
Chess, Back CANNON, Draughts, Hazard, Domino,
&c, &c. For sale by
Jrrc a w. H. Fl. HODGES & co.
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-, if his Cor thei) propoait to furnish Beef q,
Pork las the case may bc) fJr the Navy ;e accept
cd by the Chief of The Bureau Of Provisions and
6th day of October, Is4G, with good and Sufficient
sureties. for the fufilmen Of his Tor thcr) engage
ments." o.
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quested to meet attheir Hal on This (Satur.
is requested.
By Order. "a cTNNTNcuAM
aug 10 Secretary.
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NJ cal; M EAL..We are receiving daily ~
VI the Bllt.mprc Boats, sup rior article Of
BOLTED MEAL WILISa co
Aug
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ERESH PURE SpICES.-As tic nicL

ENRESH PURE SPICES.-As the picking
IL season il approaching, have accordingly
order ed a iull supply of PURE SPICES, ground g.
unground -Nutmegs, Mace, White Ginger, Long
w bite, Cayenne and Black Pepper Cinnamon
Gloves, Mustard Seed and Ground Alspicc. Lutncr.
&c, &c, &c. For sale at the Drug store High st
Sign Of tho Big Moratr.
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DOCKS WORTH HAYING.-Thc Deacon.
ID ship, by Robert Boyle G. Howell, d. d. author
of " Sacramcrtal Communion Pastor Of the Ist
Baptist Church, Nashville, Tcnn.-price 81 cents.
Pore Christianity the Worlds Only Hope, by
Rev'd. r. w Cushman. For sale al the Book and
Variety store Of w. II. II. HODGES & co.
Junc %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The Vermont Medical Society convened for their
annual meeting agreeable to their Bye Laws and elect
ed the following Officers for the year ensuing:
JAMES SPAULDING, Montpelier President.
SHUBEL CONVERSE, Norwich, Vice President
z. P. BURNHAM Montpelier, Recording Secretary,
JONATHAN A. ALLEN, Mddlebury, Cores. Secretary.
JULIUS Y DEWEY, Montpelier, Treasurer
S. w. Thayer jr, E. c. Worcester, w. R. Ranney,
B. NJ. Palmer, M, w. Goldsmith, c. w. Horton, Chas.
Hail. and Aaron Smith, Councillors.
Drs. Charles Hall, C. w. Horton A. J. Dana, and
Diah Story, were appointed delegates to attend the
Medical Convention at Philadelphia in May next
Horace Eaton of Enosburgh and s. w. Thayer, jr
of Norh6eld, elected delegates to attend the ex-
animation of candidates at Castleton Medical College
E. c.. Worcester of Thetford, and Horace Hatch of
Burlington, were chosen delegates to the Medical In
stitution at Woodstock.
Voted to hold sem-annual meeting at Casteton
in June next at the close of the spring term of the
school.
Horace Elton, and S. w. Thayer, were appointed
orators at the semi-annual meeting.
H. P BURNHAM, Secretary
Mont peer, Oct. IA, 1876.
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Later from Mexico, via, Havana.

brigade of cavalry left Mexico 9th ult. for Mon
terey. Santa Anna was to leave on the 25th. He had
pledged his private property to expedite the raising of
troops.
There had been meetings of wealthy Mexcans a
Vera Cruz and Mexico, to raise troops and money.
General NuruIse was appointed Governor of Tam
aulipas, and Senior Frias, Governor of Chihuahua.
1t was reported that the capital of Mexico was re-
moved to Toluca.
Senior Yanez had left Mexico with troops to protect
San Bias and Topic.
The head quarters of reinforcements was to be at
San Luis Potos
COL Ugarle had waited to join Armigo, and would
not enter New Mexico for fear of the Americans.
Arista was at Mexico to explain his conduct. Am
puda had renquished the command Of the army of the
North.
Letters from Santa Fe of Sept Is stated that five
companies of cavalry were to leave on the 25th, for
California. Prices regiment had not arrived.
The government schooner Flirt reports fifty vessels
wrecked.
The N. o. Courier of Oct %, says =" The Next
cans are terrifying the city of Mexico with great care
to defray the expenses of which the government HAD
levied forced contribution"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
Terrible Gale in the Gulf,

We have by way of New Orleans, an account of a
most terrific and destructive gale or tornado which &C.
cured in the Gulf of Mexico on the 18th and 10Th of
October, causing immense loss of property and the
sacrifice of many lives. Key West has been nearly
annihated by the wind and the terrible sea which was
raised by it. The Picayune says =
The gale commenced blowing from N. E. the NOR
ming of the llth instant. BY | o'clock it blew per-
feet hurricane. The tide rose rapidly and the storm
ragged with incredible violence until near midnight,
when it abated On the 18th it blew moderate gale
and gradually subsidized. Every dwelling house, save
five or six at Key West was destroyed or unroofed-
The Custom House was blown down, the Marine
Hospitabe unroofed and it is supposed government
property destroyed to the amount of 100000 Fifty
wharves disappeared, and the Salt works are destroy
ed. The United States Barracks were injured but
suffered less than any other building Many families
were turned out houseess, but the U. S. Quarermas-
ter came promptly to their assistance.
The loss of life is great. Many we're drowned and
many killed by falling buildings. Key West light
honse and dwellings attached are entirely gone. The
spot where they st cd is covered by white sand beach,
Fourteen souls persisted in these buildings. Sand Key
light house is gone-totally disappeared, with the
buildings connected with it. The oc cupants too have
persisted.
Many vessels, doubtless, will get ashore from the
fact of Sand Key light house being gone. Dead bod
les occasionally dug cut from under the ruins and
no one can tell how many there are remaining. As
far asceraned fifty persons have lost their lives,
and it is singular that so few are dead and injured
when remember that the air was full of boards, tim
ber slate, &c, and buildings falling in every drec-
ton. Stones could not withstand the gale, and all
seemed to be going to destruction. Many persons es-
capped in boats and held on trees expecting every mo-
ment to be washed away. The scene was awful in the
extreme
We have, however, probably, only the beginning Of
the sad tale of losses and suerngs and deaths coca
stoned by this unprecedented gale.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
Randolph District, IS. Court for the District
of Randoph;-To all persons concerned in the estate
of Benjamin Porter late of Randolph, deceased
greeting.
WHEREAS, Royal Abbott Administrator de bon's
non, with the will annexed, of the estate of said de-
ceased requests said Court to allow HIM the further
time OF year from and after the 9th day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1885, to make payment of the debts and
close the settlement of the estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that SAID aPpl
cation will be heard at session of the Probate Cour
to be held at the Registers Office in Randolph. on the
2lst day of November next at which time you may be
heard in the premses.-And this order shall be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Green Noun
tain Freeman, newspaper printed at Montpelier, II
this State the last of which publication shall be before
the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Ran
dolph, this 2Sth day of October, A, D. l846.
l5:3w PFIILANDER PERRIN, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12

Gen. TdyIor's Observation-Disclosures writer's who APP
pear to know, state that Gen. Taylor shall
receive his orders from Washington, he will for
ward to Saltillo, and thence, fight fight to San
Luis Petosi. Monterey, where the Gen. was at last
dates. appears to be not more than 200 miles s. West
from Camargo, on the Rio Grande. Saltillo the Co
ahua. S. S. W. from Monterey, distance less than 100
miles San Luis Potosi is the capitol of the State OF
Province of the same name, and is N. ~ E. from Sal
tilo, distance about 300 miles 1t is less than loo
miles from Tampico San Luis Potosi is the point al
which it is said the troops of Mexico were ordered
centre.
teers has been ordered to Tampco he will have SOM
enemies in 'front.' and Old Rough and Ready to bac
him. N. o. Delta.
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Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES

Windsor Dist.--Est. Mary Root Windsor; adj act
presented at probate office Nov. &c Est Emeline j.
Noble, Springfield will presented at Adams Inn
Cavendsh 18th Tuesday of Nov. Est. ] Holton,
Chester; ad act presented at Adams Inn, Caverdsh
9TH Tuesday of Nov. Est L Damon, Chester, COM
missoners sit at Adams office in Chester, December
81 Est. D Gould, Springfield will presented at Adams
Inn 4th Tuesday of Nov
Farhaven Dist.-S Edgerton, guardian of G A
Loomis Pawlet, ap. to sereal estate at Castleon,
Dec. q Est Barnes, W. Haven, will presented
same time.' Est. R Demmng, Benson; com. sit at
widows LIST Mondays of Jan. and Feb.
Rutland Dlst-Est w Eincon, Shrewsbury com.
sit at widows last Mondays of Jan. and March next
Est. Strong, Rutland; ad act, presented Dec 9TH.
Est. z Wheeler WallingGord; COM sit at Ncholson's
office Sd Tuesday of Nov and 2nd Monday of March.
Est. Pratt Tmmouth; will presented Dec.7
Larnoille Dist-Fst. Gibbs Gilmore; ad. act pre-
scented at probate office in Hydepark Nov. 25.
New Haven Dst.-Est Susannah Stearns, YER
gennes ad. act presented in probate court at Yer
gennes Sd Monday in Nov.
Chittenden Det.-Est. A II. Judson Shelburn; com.
sit at widows Sd Tuesdays of Dec. and April next
Orleans Dist-Est. Higgins, Barton; ad. de bonis
non act presented at probate Office at lrasburgh Nov
Is; also, APP of heirs to sell real est. same time.
Westminster Dist.-Fst Z Chase, Rockingham; com
sit at Bartets Inn last Wednesdays of Nov and Dec
RELIGIOUS.
Conference of Vermont Associations Baptist at Mid
detown Sd Tuesday OF Nov.
| Tamoillp ministerial conference at Jericho corner
Nov. Is.
EDUCATIONAL.
Washington County Grammar School, winter tern
will commence on the Sd Tuesday of Nov.
Townshend Academy, winter term commences Dec
| 2nd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS, g. LOW PRICES
L. E. DYER,
Has Removed from No 293 to Store
No. AS,


Hnsbino tOn street 1por, oDnosiie Esser street fen
y.aS. Nj ~ Uo,,JaIoY SfJPsIot DOCTNNc' .nL;oL
IOo0 ''O't' " A'OJ'c'' '''"t''' ~ We "'
@ : " S " I'm op ,ao u% S c t. f e%oo
bo.stoc,awo o,,J ~ r. Io.ost 80 49, " "N1
nm bnr%. ing ' p ~ A' p'i''O" ''"' "''i'
H,;, Work
'
Ladies ana Hentemehs wigs, Top Pieces, Frzetts, Cu
Bands and Brads OF Hair Every article IN the above line made
soment of French imported hair work and ali new patterns are
regy received IRON raIs ne mas aso very extensive as
d in tb U H of I b Will every hpefal
80 81 ~, o,' tior ,ar1f go. i, H., Sii"h NC Us
PerGracyu
German French and American Cooq,e Lavender Honey Raw
and Morda waters OTTO Of Rose Oh Enasb Staving Scans
p,ysr p,fE Conri plast,r peor,, india NiacoSs
que Oils Soaps in pots squares and balls Aknsons Gou-
diam OIL and ndn pye ns Hn snO oT 6y n When
CHANGES red ar qr hair To black or bown Inv nnr
together with every other article in the above line
Cutlery.
Rodqe fine Pen and Pocket Knives Scissors and Razors
s,srier finish Graves 4 sons, and Wnde and Rntcba i
wv ,, O"''''' 0''''
Rocket Books and HdttetS
Coot Calf Russia and Sheen kin If eve sim and nolv
consisting of over hundred different patterns.
Diamond Needles.
These needles confidently recommended the purchaser
nat 6d i'm 6 ,r' ue th au d p Guy psJn WHO Is
As tei no article in the market in which there so much de-
interest bv gving the ohnve | The mice s o. ce,s NOR
hundred ar % 90 e tbsond purchasers ot yhoIs, r, he
supplied on The hest terms
:. r., ,o
Elastic steel Springs,
For Ladies' Caps
Metallic Eve!ets
And machines f,r inseriing them.
paaJ. ,aJ 0.aJ marL
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ED ME A"EM~

In Mortified, the 10Th of Aug. last, Mrs Joanna
Alnsworth aged "a. Also on the 5th inst, Mr. Eben-
ezer Ainsworth aged &c. They were among the earh-
est settlers of the town Of Brookfeld where they
sided until few years since when they removed to
Mortified and there remained until their death.
In Rockingham Oct. 3lst, William F. Wiley, aged
90
In Bellows Falls, Doth ult, Mrs. Mehtable Webb,
aged 50.
In this village Both ult Captain Lemue Brooks, aged
20 years.