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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20
THE MEXICAN WAR.

On the 9th July, President Polk ordered an Of
fer TO be made to Mexico o-settle all questions in
dispute, and to open negotiations either in Mexico
Washington. At the same time Commodore
Connor ordered to transmit this offer and re-
ceivo the reply Of Mexico, but rot to consen: to
armstice. Etft
Aug. a, the Senate was informed of this, and on
the 9Th the following resolutions were adopted in
secret session: n #.a+
Resolved, Tha. the Senate entertain strong
desire that the existing war with Mexico should be
terminated by treaty of peace, just and honora-
BILE 10 both nations and that the President be adj
vised TO adopt all proper measures for the attain
ment of that object.
ArEs-Messrs. .4crher, Ashley, Anterior, Bag.
by, BarroW, Benon, Berien, Bright, Calhoun, Cass
Chalmers, Citiey, John NJ Clayton, Thos. Clayton
Corioin, Critienden, Dauis, Dickinson, Dix, Evans
Fairfield, Greene, Houston, Huntington, Jarnagin
johnson, of La, johnson, of Md, McDufie, Nan
gum Miller .Horthead, Niles, Peqrce, Phelps Sew
Ter, Simmons, Speight, Sturgeon, Turney, Upham
Westcott, Woodbridge Yulee-Total 43. Wings
in italic.
NAYS Atkinson, Rusk-Total 2.
Further, That the Senate deem it advisable that
Congress should appropriate IA sum Of money to en-
able the President to conclude treaty of peace,
limits and boundaries, with the Republic of Next
CO, and to be used by him IN the event that such
a treaty should call for the expenditure of the mon
ey appropriated, or any part thereof.
! AYES -Messrs Allen, .4rcher, Ashley, htheron,
Bagby, Benton, Breese, Bright, Calhoun, Cameron,
Cass, Chalmers, Cor,oin, CriHenden, Dickinson,
Dix, Epans Fairfield, Houston, Johnson, Of La,
Johnson, of Md, Lewis Nc uffie !Hangum, Niles,
Rusk, SEWER, Spelght, Sturgeon, Turney, Hebsier,
\ Westcoti, Yulee-Tolal 33.
Il Nays Messrs. Atchison, Bdrroio, Berrien, Gil
ley, John w. Clayton, Ihos. Clayton, Daris, Greene
Hannegan, Huntington, JarnGgin, Miller, More
head Pearce, Phelps, Semple, Simmons, Upham
J UoOdbridge Total 10. Wings in ltallc.
Aug. z, the Secretary of Stale asked for two mill
ions of dollars to buy peace" aud on the 9th the
President sent an open message to both Houses TO
the same object, which assenled to by thu
House and lost in the Senate. Probably the los
J of the appropriation will prove unimportant, sine
t the President can make any treaty he chooses ant
I lay it before the Senate at The next session.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20

The above shows that on the real COARSE
wool, such as we do not raise and cannot seriously
compete with ours, the British Tariff of '46 gives
25 per cent the most duty while on ALL OTHER
WOOL which does compete with ours, the Wing
Tariff of AZ gives from to 60 per cent the most
duty. Such are the simple fac,s upon this subject
so plain that nobody need mistake them. We
will next week show the difference of the two acts
upon WOOLENS.
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0j5" The Locofoco Convention Of Wlndham Co.

o." The Locofoco Convention Of Windham Co.,
VI, recently adopted the following resolution:
"Resoired, That we do highly approve Of the prn-
cipes OF the New Tariff bill winch has recently
passed by the House Of Representatives in Con.
gress, as being more just, and at the same time
more beneficial to the interests Of the great body
of the people of this State, and of the country at
large, than the Tariff Of 1922
Consumate folly Have the people of Vermont
suffered any injustice from the Tariff of 1912 p
They had reudy sale aud good prices for their
oeet, butter, cheese, and Wool, and if they expect
better under the new Tariff whose principles they
"highly approve" they will find themselves wolul-
y Decentralization Courier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20

"BLEEDTNe lRoFusELr." The Union, in Civ
ing an account of its expenses for reporting, Sc,
adds ave have bled prolusely-we have bled
freely, although Congress has cut down in the re-
cepts of the public printing, and by their retro
spective principle of their resolution from O0O to
$4,000 dollars"
Poor Granny Richie who will shed tears fol
thee, when thou hast been bleeding every honest
man in the land and drawing his blood while know.
ing that it will fill the pockets of British capitalists
with rou gold? Bleed on! bleed on till thol
cllst have mercy upon your native land.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20

WILL THEY DO n? There seems to be as
great an effort making among Pclk's Office holders,
nd the presses they control, 10 hulnbup the people
upon the Free Trade Tariff as made when the
PEOPLE we've cheated into voting for Polk by the
Kane Letter and tie assertion that Polk was as
good Tariff man as Clay. Will they come Il
Ouer Them" this time? We shall see.-Caiedo-
MAN,
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when every true Democrat will have, in bitterness
of heart, to ask pardon of God and man for having
aided III elevating TO power men who mistake
treachery for good conduct, and paltry shifts for
great Craftsmanship"
That's the talk of Locofoco organ in Ohio
When will the Vermont Patriot dare discourse such
music TO It's readers2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20

As FuR LILLY. Railways Celebrated Chinese
INDICATED SOAP s indeed a wonderful discovery. For
what IN her miraculous works have left unfinished this
celebrated Soap has completed Look, for instance, that
dark, saow, pimpod and dgured vsage! How annoying
the sight such ohject but look that lovely clear and
transparent complexon How beautiful to look upon How
the eyes gaze with delight behung such object
beauty Mhy there much difference between those
objects Because used that valuable medical
compounl-RADWAY'S CHINESE INDICATED SOAP
which has eudcaed every vestge of tan, pples, spots,
benshos, dsuremens, md all unsghty etuptpns, while
tho other has neglected the advice of her friends by using
this vau be compound of suffered the consequences
Ladies', do fail this cxcelont Soap trial. for
skin DO either dark salw rough dsfsured Radways Chi
Modcatcd Soap will make fair tho Lilly and
der II sweet and healthy, son and transparent.
Price u - per cake Wholesale and Retail 81 Hua
Sueet, N. Y. Sold Ilso by
BALDWIN, SCOTT & co. Montpelier, VI.
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o. A drawer set of men than the present mem
bers never entered Congress. They have declared
war against Mexico, against manufacturers labor
and wool growers, and resuscilated the dead
Sub Treasury Mr.. Polk is not to be outdone by
Gen. Jackson or Mr.. Tyler in the way of petOs.
b. Falls Gaz.
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FIRE /! FIRE.!

Making on and threeouhs cent for the year ending
August 1896 said the original amount OF
pemuu note without reference endorsement for former
and to bc paid the Treasurer his Once, in
Montpelier, before Nth day October 1896 being
the day OF the annual NEE ing of said Company.
As usual list of persons insured the several towns, with
the duo from each respectively will be
forwarded curly september, tbs Representatives elect
tho Legatuc by whom money be The meeting
tho Legislature furnishes all cheap and by
which money he anmtred and expected that each
member OF the Company from whom due, will
improve the opportunity thus offered THE ASSESSMENTS
ARE DUE IN OCTOBER; and in order to meet the liabi
ties Of the Company, be paid in promptly The Directors
resolved enforce tina collection of all remain
ing unpaid, Immediately after the adjournment OF the Lega
und is hoped that members of the Company will
themselves both trouble and by sending money to
meet their assessments, by their Representatives..
There have been allowed the nine losses
which, with the expense of settling and interest paid,
$50 9,6 o. The assessment yesI a aud "a
raises s302l7 70.
1T THURsToN, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug l2, 1876.
Prine each weekly in this State are re-
quesed publish above notice three weeks successfully
and fol wufd bills by members Of the Legislature for
nayment 70
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BRIGHTON CATTLE NJ! RKET-MoNpAY, Aug. II.
At Market $40 Beef Cattle, 45j Store Cattle Jokes Work
ing Oxon " Cowes and Calves 1000 sheep and Lambs and
about 800 swine. l2 head of Cattle came over the Western
Rail Dad.
Beef Cattle First quality e. 75 quality S. 25 third
quality 81 "a so.
Stores. Last weeks prices barely supported.
Working Oxen. Sales noticed Mt So, "a AMI ST2
Cows Calves Sales noticed 500, 49, 90 81 SOS and
$40 so.
Sheep and Lambs Sales of lots at s66, 157 23 and
Swine. Sales noticed, there being but few buyers
al Market
Wool-pricos UNCHANGED aud merely nominal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-20
THE ELECTIONS.
NORTH CAROLLNA-ALL RIGHT.

NohIH CAROLlNA-ALL RIGHT.
Wing majority for Governor (Graham) from 5000
10 1000; Wing majority in the Senate 2, and in the
House IL Two q. s. Senators to be- elected
both Wings, of course. All tight; praise to the
Wings of North Carolina.
INDIANA IMPROVING.
Whitcomb Loco just squeezes in to the Cover
nor's chair by about 1000 votes, while the Wings
have majority in the Legislature The Wings
of Indiana have the State in their hands hereafter
beyond question.
MISSOURI.
Missouri is probably Locooco as usual, though
there seems fair chance that the Wings have o.
lected Congressman in the Sd district.
ILLINOIS.
Still Locofoco probably every Congress sonal
district but the 9th has elected a locofoco member.
Lincoln (Whig) has succeeded in the 9th strict.
The Veto of the River and Harbor bill did not
reach Missouri and Illinois in season to operate.-
Polk looked out for that.
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The Wings OF Be lin requested at the Corner
Saturday, the goth inst O'Clock r. NJ to nominate candidate
fol town Representative. BY order Of Town Com.
Aug 10, 1896
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ABOUT THE WAR.

MOTIVE rHsTANDiNG the continuance of the War with
~ Mexico j. A. SOMERBY, No 10, State street, Mon'pe-
ar VI. furnish Magazines Reviews, and News
pers of tho Mail, FREE OF POSTAGE Ladies'
and Gentlemen wishing subscribe for description of Peri
onicals Respectfully invited call and anime peemens.
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VOTES !
TO THE WINGS OF VERMONT.

Supplied at this office. Order enough and in
good season.
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MIDDLESEX
BERLIN.

:. The Whiga Of Middlesex are requested 10 mee; Of
Hall on Saturday the 18th instant, at one O'Clock 2.
81
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MONE GURUS OF SEATED CON
SUMPTION!

MORE Gu Ei.S Of SEATED CON-
SUMPTION!
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND
DRUGGISTS
Burlington, VI. Nov l. lS45
Dr. BRApLEE: Sir-The astonishing sale Of Buchans Hun
gaan Busam obges to oder further suppy Please send
before, sulcency for six months We give you, if
you certificates from individuals who have
only relieved from Ashmu Colds and Coughs, but Of
those who have been brought up from
FIRMLY SEAL ED CONSUMPTION!
literally snatched from the grave AS remedy for such
compains confidently believe it has been
Youfs, PECK & SPEAR.
Saco, Me. May 25, l545.
Dr. BR.pLEE; Dear SirThe Hungarian Bal am is, beyond
ali question, perfect and admirable preparation dis
Of tho Lungs have used in family, and in my
professional practice for than years, with
and entire in Of severe PULMONARY
DISEASE, aud ronscentiousy recommend all
afflicted, the CERTAIN REMEDY for such diseases
with which am acquainted.
Yours respectfully, FREDK T. STORER, NJ. u.
Sold in Montpelier, by s. X. COLLINS Burlington, PECK
& SPEAR; Concord, N. H. ALLISON & GAULr and by
IONA. SMITH, Chelsea, VT.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

CEoNCHoLs respectfully informs the citizens OF Berlin and
" vicinity that he will Select School at Berlin
Wednesday Sept. 2nd, to continue eleven weeks. .
Those who design qualify themselves for teaching will re-
ceive particular attention. and to aid n this lee
will be given upon the various duties connected with COM
schools.
Defamation and Composition will be instituted, with such
other excees, calculated TO discipline the mind and
prepare the student for usefulness in lfe
Instruction given in French and the rudments Of Latin Text
Books popular Institutions and A
cademics.
TsiaOa-Common English Branches, s9So
Higher, 5,D
French and Latin, Extra, %
Board obtained reasonable also rooms FOL those who
wish to board themselves.
Berlin, August 5th 1916. f7:3w
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THE ENTERPRISE,

Edited, Printed and Published by an Association Of (ss
taugbD at Randolph, VI.
XILL be furnished monthly low n,;c. ~ Of oents
w year. by SOMERBY The above md other ne w,pan@rs
furnished FREE of POSTAGE at his Office i3 stne Street.
MontpeIier. VT '
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DIED.

WooI--Prcos unchanged aud merely nominal.
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The organ of the third party publishes the par
ial, deceptive, and grossly erroneous Tariff table
If the Washington Union without comment. Dit
o the Vermont Chronicle.
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the Vermont Patriot stop taking the paper We
respectfully ask whether the publishers of the Pat
riot would think they were getting "better protec-
ton" in the newspaper business in that way.
O. Leonard Scott a. Co., N. Y, have publish
ed the Foreign Quarterly for July.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The people of Or
nnge County have framed an agricultural Society,
Col. Nathaniel Wheatley OF Brookfeld, President
Harry Hale of Chelsea, Secretary, and E. C.. Red
ington OF Chslsea, Treasurer-all pro tempore. A
meeting for permanent organization is to be holden
at Chelsea, on the Sd of September, 10 o'clock A.
NJ. Go ahead
d. The Patriot says that John Smith was not
aid to Gov. Chttenden during the last war. Then
we have been misinformed.
O. The Harbor bill, which Polk vetoed, appro-
priated $4,000 for Lake C.lamplain Polk choo-
SEES TO spend money in getting more southern
Slave territory rather than for improving Northern
Commerce. ~
Hon WM. L. YAscY, of Alabama, has resign
ell his seat in CoHssess. His address to his con-
stuents is PLAIN spoken document, and bitterly
denunciatory of the Democracy of the North and
West He wishes the South to have nothing more
to do with them in political affairs. " My observa-
ton here The says) convnces me that in such par
ty organlZlton, the South, which is the only por-
ton of the party sound on all these great questions,
is used merely to foot The bill and to aid in giving
a power which shall give to our Northern brethren
the SpouS" And as n remedy Tor this state OF
things, he proposes that they shall "nover meet
IN common Democratic Convention large body
of men who have vigorously opposed US on prnci-
ple."-.Nationai Inteuigsncer.
o. The cry of the Locofocos has always been
that the Tariff of 1912 protected the manufacturer
too much, while the farmer seriously injured
by II. If any farmer has heretofore put confidence
in their hypocrcal professions of regard for his
interests, we advise him to take the act of AZ and
the one just passed-and compare them together.
There can be no deception in this no danger of
being blinded by swing lies" He will find that
the duty on nearly all the staple articles produced
by the farmer has been cut down from one fourth
! to two thirds, and in some instances even moro
for instance, take BUTTER cheese, WOOL pork, beef,
tallow, grains of all kinds &c. &c. This is the
manifestation of their boosted love for the farmer |!
We ask the farmers of Vermont and especially
those who have heretofore voted the Locofoco
ticket to look into these things for themselves
The Wings covet Investigation Phenir.
| 05@The supporters ofthe new Tariff boast that it
viii increase importations some 30 or 40 millions
yearly This is one of The worst features of the
bill, for this 30 or 40 millions will be carried ont of
the country and paid for foreign fabrics which we
Gun manufacture quite as well at home. Forty
millions of money will annually be taken from our
,aborers at home and paid to foreigners This is
Democratic doctrine I'D.
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Grbools.
- nICuI TnRaL,MSTITUTE.

DUCHESS AGRIcuLTURALsIN sII1o.!G re-
THE summer session CT ln' disen Of Inc subscriber
n wstn.on Premium Farm, in the Western alley oil
Union vale. ~ miles East OF roughSsepse , q, 10
Inc student every facility for acquiring most horough
knowledge OF scientific and practical agriculture Win e
nse OF the best modern improved impl emens insuucuon
ia physics with lectures those natural sciences requisite
20 constitute perfect agricultural educsuon VIII De unne
the care of teachers amply qualified and OF tried experience
select Farmers Library with numerous agricultural pa
p.rs end periodicals also provided for The general oee
hL The labor performed by The students u under tos mi
mediate supervision OF the principal who suPer1nienos Ill
course OF Lectures will be delivered each Of the
Domestic Animals, commencing with The horse curing
which perfe-i skeleton viii be al hand
The farm contains go OF lsrd, embracing gSa
variety of soil The location pleasant and hesltuL dne
buildnps e extensive and commodious for such an ns
tuition, the house lt6 by 30 feet ,,-.
conveyance regularly 70 and from
on Wednesdays and Saturdays for Inc mail aud passenger
and The general convenience OF the INSTITUTION. -.
Sdeuis attend Church such places "a their parents OF
snaants received jurtng the whole OF farm work
the year reckoning IN each case from The dsy OF ass No
sn nN tuition Board with bed aud bedding
washing and ordinary mending, fuel and hghs-
This Institution is under the patronage OF The american
grcuura Association, the Farmers Club OF the Amer
can Instute and the Agricultural Society OF Du,chesE
For farther particulars address the Principal and Drec
se5 oiEsn pse9 & WiLEiSsoS
IRsetss12ences-Bosrd of American Institute.
Board OF he American Agriculture! Association.
Rev L. NJ Vincent, New York.
John L. Mason, Esq.
Jo S Van wyeE, New Hamburger Duchess County,
Rev Abraham Polhemus, Hopewell,
Charles Bartlett, A. NJ. Principal Collegiate School,
Rev. Il. q. Ludlow, Poughkeepsie.
Gen Thos L. Davies, President OF the Bank OF Pough
keepsie. =, p,-,,.,. and ,,.r
Henry RIsss5a., E :. s;1 POoshkssp'is>
Pouehkeepse. March 18th, 1896, Z52WeodDA3tH
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Total estimate and valuation under law ooOoVV
The New London Star says that the railroad
from that place Norwich will be built and that the
capitalists of that nave taken the matter In hand
Bicknelrs Reporter says The Philadelphia Mo-
ney Market 10 ensy comparatively speaking The Bank
rate per cent and out Of doors first rate paper can
be negotiated at from ito g. Tho Spring trade continues
in full activity Thus far it has been unusually large
Many merchants from the South and West are in town.
and already liberal amount ofgoods has been disposed
Of Inconvenience is suffered in consequence OF the de-
Law in opening our State Works. but the Canal Commits
sioners aro exertng themselves TO the utmost and we
trust that by next paper shall be able to announce
the, the Main Line is in readiness.
The imports at St. Louis for the last two years
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ORANGE COUNTY Scientific and Practical Agriclltu.
~ raj Institute The design OF this Institute is 10 afford
the efficient for the acquisition Of combined
Scientific and Practical knowledge OF Agriculture
number Of farmers residing in the same neghhorhood
in the of Montgomery from to miles west OF new
bu, Oh having united under written contract one win The
other instructors 10 such pupils as may be com
their through the undersigned their officers
Institution the the public
Each pupil will be under The practical Instruction oil the
member OF the association with whom he may reside
The Scientific instruction will be under the care CT MI
JAMES DARRAcH graduate Of Yale College, gentleman
OF scientific stianments and IN common win MS hosocae
the holder of his OWL plow.
This part of the Institution will embrace most OF the AGA
demic Studies Natural History, and Principles OF Asncu
turai Economy.
The peculiarly OF this Institute which recommends II 10
parents the practical instruction Will be given by
practical farmers whose DUTY and interest compel them 10
the economy well SO the general management
ofs Farm.
Il presents also the following features Family Discipline
and Care Constant companonship with The Instructors
varied Hushaudry and Soil which the Pupils Will be con-
SANITY directed observe and compare In the neghbor
hood places Of worship within convenient distance io
all attend, EsscopsliaD, Presbyterian Reformed Dutch
Scotch Presbyterian and Methodist
Terms-S25 per annun for tuition aud board, psyabie
semi annually In advance.
Mail and other stages that pass over the Newburgh and
Cochecton Turnpike places daily with New
burgh.
The Initute Will open Tor the recepuon OF pups ou the
Ist April
INQUIRIES and applications may he addressed 10 either OF
the undersigned al Coldenham Orange County, N. \:
LINDLEY MURRAY FERRIS, President
SAMUEL WAIT, Jr. Secretary.
REFEREHcEs-Frederick J. Belts, Esq President oil ihe
Orange County Agricultural Society; John Caldwell EGG
Sssbury Orange Co. A. Z. Allen Etq. Editor OF the
American Agricul,nrst; VIM. Partridge, Merchant New
York; Peter H. Schenck, Esq. n. Y: Hon. Morris Frank
lin, N. Y; Officers OF American Institute
On INN
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CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE,

Clinton. Onelda Co. N 1.
TENHE SPRING TERM of this literary and scientific III
eituiion will commence the s;h of April next and
continue fourteen weeks II consists Of Male and Female
Department the former under the charge OF the Rev 7
SAWYER, A. M. assisted by II. ANDERSON A. M. s5tof
of Mathematics and Chemistry and J. w. ROUND A. NJ
Prof OF Languages the latter under The care OF Miss NJ
RICHARDS assisted by Miss J. E. BARKER The course
of instruction all the branches usually taught In
Academies of The highest class In the State Tuition III
Guiding rent varies from 81 so 81 50 per
ter Board with lodging and washing from 81 30 10 81 10
per week without lodging aud washing from 81 cents 10
81 ST. Many students In the male department, board them
selves varying from 50 10 IS cents per week
m2n 2aw2wD 2,SW SlW
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anne Barbiere, wa. referred the Sessions, and VIII
probably be the first trial By Judge scotl
us,'sn, c"rer Of 4tbsreet and I'd avenue, pro-
eeeded in and will be concluded 10 this forenoon Mr.
Blunt. for copianans showed BY decisions una. na
; n, &c without les being actually injurious TO health
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Trado of the hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise Airins ct Ne'0 York
MARCH 26-Bar9e Earoin, D Mink. master, Spittsnre
Line 4 Fan Santpoord & Co. Agsnts-ls9 bbs flour, Jas
Hoyt s. Son ll76 do do Charming Beals; 32s do
do Bows & Gaseau 365 do do I Hart; bbls beans.
Bows & Cary; do pens, james Cobb; l06 bbls ~
half IL bids beer Burt l79 sides leather, Bangs
Melvin; 81 do Mcbride & Lord; 300 dos brooms, T f
Allen.