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Tuesday, Jan. s, l847.
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting ofthe Addison County Agricultural
Society will be held at the 1'orn Room in
Middlebury on the 18th Wednesday being the
9th day Of January A. d. l847, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, foi the choice of officers and
any other business pertaining TO The interests
OF the Society. Ii will he recollected by COM
petitors for Field Crops that a specification
containing the necessary details as to the
manner of collection and amounts must be
lodged with the Secretary at least ten days
before he Annual Meeting when The Commit
tee will award the Premiums
HARVEY BELL. Secretary.
Middlebury, January 4th ls47.
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MARYLAND.
Snow Hill, Feb, 2l, 1916

Snow Hill, Feb, 81, 1916
Mr.. Ssth w. Fowle:
Sir-please send me as soon as possible
another lot of Wisters Balsam of Wild Choir
rs. have been selling this valuable medi.
cine in this town for many years. II has PROV
I'D to be highly useful in many cases. Much
has been SAID and written in commentator OF
this article. justly too, | think from my OBJ
servation of its effect upon others. and my
own experience in using it. Some months
since, having bad cough. lost my appe-
lite and strength, and my health was much
impaired, tried this Balssm TO my salts
faction and Joy, when had taken two bottles
my cough was removed.
signed by LEVIN TOWNSEND
We say unhesitatingly. and without blush
THO medicine cant be beat" Beware of
counterfeits.
None genuine, unless signed ]. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
The genuine is for sale by
p. Russell.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoxDAY. Dec.
%. l846-At market, S25 Beef Cattle. 200
Stores, II pairs Working oxen, 81 Cows and
Calves, $3.50 Sheep, and 900 Swine.
Prices-Beef Caitle-A decline in price
from last report, Extra S5,25 a $50; first
quality ) 5.2S; second do. 4, so 5.
Srores-Y earnings 81 ii 0; two year old II
l6.
Working oxen-No sales.
Cows and CaIveS-S25 80.
Shecp-7Gc. 81. 1,25, 1,75 and $50.
Swine-Lots al wholesale and &c; al re-
t1il 1 l-2 &c.
Al Extra Sheep, fed by G. Clark, of Otscgo
CO.. n. y, sold at $40.
The marker generally with the exception
of Swine) lower than at last port.-Joarnoi.
WooL.-Most descriptions Of American
Wool have been i'll fair demand, and prices
are sustained.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BUFFALO

The Commercial has received the follow
ing teIegraphic communication from Bufla-
10:
we have had destructive fire. and what
IS still more distressing. the probable loss of
a valuable life. The large store of Messrs.
G. B. Walbridgc & Co. whnlesoe produce
and commission merchants, No. IS Main-st.
and the Two stnres adjoining, have been de-
slroved BY fire. Walbridge & Co.'S loss is
said TO be $4,000. which we are happy to
say is covered bv insurance. The loss of the
others is put down at Sll 900, also partially
insured
Mr.. Henry Bishcp. book-keeper to
Messrs Walbridge & Co. is missing. and il
is penerally feared he has persisted in the
flames
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"We would iEform our readers, lha
they WILL next week find 10 our paper, the ex
celIent speech Of Mr.. Hudson on that par
of the Presidents message which relates tc
the Mexican war. 1t is a complete poser &c
that most deceptive document.
1t will fill every mans mouth with argu-
men,s, as his breast with Indignation, at the
course pursuedbyMr. Polk, in that caiam-
itous affair. and al the wretched subieriuge'
10 which he resorts to justify it. Especially
will overy unbiased mind be satisfied thai
contrary tc his oft repeated assertions, Mr.
Polk himself commenced the war aud that
il is war Of conquest and not Of necessity
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lI5eis through his mercenary organs, the chill
dlen and grandchildren of those who aided
as much as any other men of their time, in
calling those States into national existence
Such is the power Of demagogueism. Alba
ny Telegraph.
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Nj n rri d,

In New Haven, on the Dist ui.. by Rev.
K. II. Wade, Mr.. Edward w. Sqnires. to
Miss Lucy Ann Goodrich all of New Haven.
In Moukton. OH the lst inst. by the Rev.
w. Ford, Mr.. William Leonard, of Hines
hurgh. to Miss Pheba Ann Smith. daughter
of Nathan Smith, Esq. of Moukton.
Ia Warren on the lst of Jan. l647, by,
+. A. Wright Esq. Mr., Ruben 4. Damon.
of RIpton. TO Miss Eunicc G. novil, of the
former place.
In Brandon, Dec. 30ta. by the Rev.. Mr..
Day, Mr.. Myron A. Hol, OF Salisbury, to
Miss Maryeiie McAlister of the former
place.
In this village by Rev. Nc Philips, Mr..
Charles Siickney, 10 Miss Ann Whitaker
of this place.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The members of the Engine Co No. /.
Middebnry. are hereby notified that We'd
nesday evening Of tins weok, is the time OF
the annual meeting for the election of off
GERS for the year ensuing.
~ All who feel an interest in the pros.
perity of the company are invited. FIRE
Wurdens will meet at the same time and
place L. PECK, Captain.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DiSiIICt VI ~. iluNtu s..
Be il remembered that, at d Probate Court
holden at Bristol, in said district, on the 29h day
of December 1876.
The Administrator on the estate of Isaac Al
wood lateofNew Haven in said district decease
presented to said Court his petition in wrilm,
praying for license 10 sell all the real estate f Il
said deceased, iorthe purpose of paying the debl,
OF the said deceased and expenses of AdminiStra-
tion and therein etforth the amount of the dehlS
due from the deceased the charges ofAdministra-
OF, the value of the personal Estst, nd the sit
nation ofIhe real Estate, and that sale of all the
Real Estate will be necessary for the urpose o
rcsaid
WhereupOn the Conn aforesaid, appointed The
first Monday off ebuaIy 1877 at 10 c'clockA. NJ.
at the office Of the Judge of said Court in Biislo
fora hearing and decision on said DUPLICATION and
made an order requiring notice o I've given 10 an
persons intere OF sa april caii n end ofrse
time and Tlace OF heanug Ly publishing the same
il he Northern GALAXY, newsJ aper p, inlcd It
Middlcbury in the County Of Addison, lhrcc
weeks successfully previous 10 the tenn of said
Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judce.
\ true copy Of Record
Attest, HARVEY MUNSILL .Ju1cr
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"UNRESISTING SLIDE YOKE

I -fItIJbJiClIINuk llDI VIA LIZ
The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he is The proprietor OF This
kind Of Ok Yoke in ihis region patented to
David ChappeII Esq. of Sheldon VI. The
| advantages Of this yoke for cattle who are in
the very troublesome habit OF crowGing are
almost incaIcuable by enabling the cattle
10 travel at greater or shorter distance
from each other, all inconvenience from The
disagreeable habit ofhauling are avoided in
the worst of animals. This object is COM
pietely accomplished by wheel and slide
attached TO bows with cogs which are placed
on the Top of the yoke as will appear by
perfect NOODLE OF the same in the hands Of
his agents. All who have used this sort of
yoke have expressed the fullest satisfaction
in its utility. He has appointed jeremiah
Pratt, Of Addison his general agent for this
patent. WILLIAM II. PRATT.
N. B. The proprietor or one OF his agents
will be at st. Adams on Monday January
4th 1S47, at the American in Burlington on
Monday the 1lli. and OF VerseDnes the
Thursday following
The subscribers are agents for the follow
ing counties. viz. Bennington, Windham,
Rutland. Addison and Orange, and they are
prepared TO dispose of Couniy, Town. or in
vidual Rights on favorable terms 10 pur-
chasers. The yokes can be seen at their
residence in Cornwall, or at N. Woods store
in Middlebury. S. S. & S. 3. ROCKWELL.
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Gentlemen ?
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE Posi- OFyIcE AT MID.
DLEEURY, DEC. 3Isr 1916.
Amos Brown, Mrs. May Jackson,
Miss Mary Adams, MIR. William Kahan,
Mrs Adams, Margaret Nc. Garvin.
Mrs A. Cummings, . Henry Nc. Leod
Miss l.. Cole Alfred Merrill,
Barney Conin, David Merrill,
VIM. Carr, 3. May Ovitt,
Luman Case, Elihu Peck, 3
Simon o. Clark, John Prime,
Edwin Clark Chas p. Riden,
Zachariah Clark, Miss Aurilla Siblcy.
John Campbell, William A. Sumner,
Edwin Dixie Eph. Spalding
Thomas DupuS, Rev Augustus Smith,
WinSlow Field, William Sanford,
Miles FarT, S. Thompson,
John Fudge, James Tucker
Mrs. Lovina B. EldridgeEdward Tufts,
Francis Gee, Mrs. ANA Wilson,
Mrs. Damia B. Holton, 2Eunice Wilson,
Mrs. Lucelia Hyde, II. S. Williams,
Miss Margaret Hurd, Riley Williams.
n. Hathaway,
Persons calling for any of the above mentioned
letters, will please designate them as ADVER-
TISED.
g.F2 cts in addition to the postage are charged
on all advertised letters
EDWARD D. BARBER, P. NJ.
In order that the Postmaster may be able 10
meet the Drafts of the Department itbecomes alb
solutely i.eceSSary that the accounts which have
been standing three months and longer should be
PAID IMMEDIATELY. Persons who neglect TO paw
their accounts within two weeks from this date
will not be credited any further
P. o. Middlebury, vi. jan 1877.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of Tie MiddIebnry
Female School Association will be holden
at b. B, Browns Hotel on Tuesday (his eve
ning) Jan. 9Th, at o'clock P. NJ.
A. WILCOX. Secretary
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UNITED BROTHERS OF TEN

Your regular meeting will be at the Ma
sonic Hall on Tuesday Evening. Fail
not of being in session al half pas, O'Clock.
at the right hand of your presiding officers.
BY order of the Secretary.
Dec IS.
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No man has a right 10 do as he pleases
except whsn he Plcascs 10 do right.
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LOST.
Dec. IS.

On Thursday evening. 9th inst. between
Middlebury village and Bristol a large Fur
Canada Glove The finder will be Tewar-
ded, by leaving it at this Office.
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Prints! Prints ! !

All those who are in want of rich Calico
Dress at a small price will do well to call al
the peoples Store before purchasing.
". S. johnson.
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D | Z D.

On Wednesday the 29lh Dec. last. VIII
liam Henry, youngest son of Mr.. z. Beck
with OF his place aged len years.
In Cornwall on the 31st ult. Rachel C.
BaIcom aged &c years.
She died rejoicing in hope Of a blessed
rest beyond the grave.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.



District Of Addison, s..
Be 1t rsmembered that. at a Probate Coutt
held at Mddlebuty in and for the District OF
Addison, on the 18th day of Deeember.A. d.
1876.
Thomas 3. Martin administrator of the es-
tate of Marshall Martin late Of Granville in said
County deceased presents his administration
account Tor allowance. II is therefore order
ed that the said account be examined ant;
considered for allowance, ar the session of
this Court to be held at the Office the Reg
lster OF this Court in said MiddiebuIv, on
thursday The 3Ist day Of January next, at
one clock IN the afternoon, and that said adj
mInisiratoi cause notice thereof 10 be given
10 all persons interested, that they NAV ap-
pear and make their objections, II any thew
may have, TO the allowance Of said account.
by publishing certified copy of this order in
the Northern Galaxy a newspaper printed at
said Middiebnry1 three weeks successfully
previous to the term of said Court.
led, :. Bushnell, Register
true copy of Record. ~
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of Addison SIS.
be remembered thar, at Probate Cour.
neid al Middlebury in and for the Distsct Of
d, 1916. -
Calvin G. Tilden named executor in an
instrument purporting 10 be the last will and
testament OF
WILLIAM BAXTER,
laie oil Cornwall in said District decea scd.
presents said instrument for probate 1t il
therefore ordered, that said instrument be en-
amlned and considered for probate bv this
Court, al the session thereof to be held AT
the office of the Register of this CoLr. in
said AliddIebDry on Thursday the 2lst day
oil January next, at one O'Clock in the iil,r-
noon: and that SAID Calvin G.. TiIden Lofty
all persons interested therein, that Ihev may
appear and make their objections, il any they
may have, 10 the probate and allowan, e OF
said instrument, by publishing certified
copy of this order in The Northern Golaxy-
a newspaper printed ut Middlebury- hree
weeks successfully previous 10 the Line Of
said Court.
J. S. BHshneH, Register.
true copy OF record,
attest, j. S. BEshneH Register.
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\ true copy Of Record,
Attest, HARVEY MUNSILL Julc r
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison S..

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison IS.
Be il remembered that. at Probate Cont
held at Middlebury in and for the DiSrricr of
Addison, on the ilh day of January AID.
lS47.
Charles G. Robbins administrator Of the
estate OF
ZENAS ROBBINS
lite Of Hancock III said District deceased.
presents his administration account for nj
owance; 1t is thereupon ordered that said
account be examined and considered for al
lowance, at the session Of this Court TO be
held at the Office oil Ihe Register of lhisCourt
in said Middobury, on thursday the 21s; day
ofJanuary inst. AT one O'Clock in the after
noon, and that said administrator cause no
tice thereof TO be given 10 all persons inter
ested that they may appear and make their
objections il any they may have, to the al
lowancc ofsaid account. by publishing a GER
tilted copy OF This order in the Northern GIL
axy-a newspaper printed al MiidIebury-
three weeks successfully previous TO the time
of said Court.
Jed. S. BUSHNELL Register.
A true copy of Record,
sc Attest Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT, ,
Dis:ric, OF Addison, So.
Be it remembered that nj a probate Court
held at Middlebury in and Tor the District of
Addison Oh the 10Th day Of December A. d
1916,
Jesse Ellsworth administrator Of the cs-
tate OF
MARTIN SAMSON,
late OF Cornwall in SAID District decreased.
presents his administrators account for a,
lowance: Ii is thereupon ordered thar said
account be examined and considered for nj .
lowance, at the session OF This Court 10 be
held at the office Of the Register otthis Court
in said Nliddlebury. on Thursday the 2lsr dav
OF january next, at one o'clock in the alter
noon. and that said administrator canse no
uce thereof TO be given 10 all persons inter
ested, that they may appear and make their
objections, il any they may have, to The al
lowance OF said account, by publishing il GER
tilted copy OF this order in The Northern Gal
ary-a newspaper printed at Middl, bur, -
three weeks successfully previous 10 the
term Of said Courr.
J. S. BushHeH, Reg ste
A true copy OF Record.
Attest. j. S. bushnell. Rrnistrr.
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Mackerel e Salmon.

No Mackerel and Salmon, lately caush
and in prime order, for sale bv
% F.. VALLETTE.
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,MNTIcl
HAVANA SEGARS,
TOBACCO SC.

mi ER fHtNrs and Dealers generally. are
Nl respectfully Invited 10 call and examine
Inc finest stoct Of
.Ssgarsiaad Tobacco III his Market,
~ No ~. NJ. HowlRD sraErr. BALr,aoRE.
Nearly snposite the wRsatield Hotel. The
Following brands comprise u part Of The stock
pr SegaFs, viz;
Resaiias, Prensados,
Caaonss. III Aguila,
TrabucoI, La Es,reila,
Ia Norps, Minerva,
hos fsmss, Lad.ealiad,s
Las Tres Corenas, Bayonetas,
La celehrsds, Paaetsiss,
Dus Amigos, ptiacipe, DC.
kmsrican Manufactured Ssglrs Of every de-
eeriplien. ss
Manufactured Tobacco from the best factories
y virsisia. Fine Gu, Chewing Tobacco, snuds'
Nc &c.
\ He begs leave 10 refer 10 Cato Moore, ED,
Chatlestown and Andrew e. Kennedy. Esq,
Baltimore. ELIAS t. GRIFFIN,
Ne. IA, North Hs,eardk Street.
Baltimore. Sept II, ist6-s56m.
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"eoi THOU AND DO LIK E,vlsE., j..

= i 81 I
We commend The following extract o: q letter
10 those NJ our patrons who have been delinquent
for many years.
Gentlemen: To reading the subioinsd
article which / found lasi week il Phil
adelphia paper, was reminded ihatlhad
not paid my subscription fontbe Free
Press" for the current year. have en-.
closed two dollars for that purpose ID
order thai other subscribers 10 yourpaper
may be- prompted 10 do|as | have done.
would il moi be we'll enough 10 show the
notice which actuated ne. by inserting ID
the Free Press" The enclosed article?
INvALuABLE REMEDIES ~ We have DO
faith Id quick remedies, but think il Ill.
ways the best plan g aPplyto q regular
physician 10 cases q ndisposition. Hero
are some simple remedies, however, Tor
Every preyalen, dlsotders which We have
mo hesitation IN Recommending as infalli-
sble: IE .N
i For SEA sickness-stay al home.
/ For drunken aess-drink cold water.
For heal,h--riss early.
For accidents keep out Of danger.
To keep out ofjail pay your debts.
To be. happy.--be honest
To please all--rnind your own busi-
ness.
To make money-sdyertise.
To d. right subscribe for new'pi..
10 bave . good con.elenee-bAT ras
fRIN TER. i
IT5e New Ofleans Bulletin il now pint
~ on paper made 10 that city. !.
Mr. Pakenham, the British Minister, bas, %
HI. said, recently given $4,000 FOR The bansht
ii tie suffering Irish: a
sI,1is ssid that, out West, an editor NAV
sue subscriber and recover damages Of
the latter Tor stopping his paper, as il j. On
attempt Ito take the bread out Of bis
mouth. "
Some writers speak Of the pleasure Of
doing good No doubt itis pleasure ~
ieE YOU gel used 10 i. Bot II IS bard u
get one hand 10. i
4 u
IA sleery deacon who sometimes la
deised ID popular games. heslirg .he
/ minister use he words shuttle, OF ihi
/ mortal chill. started up, rubbed bis ewes
Iaad exclaimed. Hold Ont i my deal
| & fellow who was looking vacant,
over : new.paper, seeing = Cotton Gin
/, II capitals al the head Iof paragraph
4 mu,ieredio himself-"cotton powder an
1 cotton eini'---iip The name 81 wonder whs
wont they make .out q cotton next
How does grass feel when il i moved
!, /, feels very much CIT doiOu. 81
A mason tried The other day e puf
s. chase 81 ! farmer hen that would e
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sAlso-A If lght Stoves Tor chanbefs. &c, q
Iron IS 70 - IL
Refsans 4 he eonnsry venting any Of ths
lhoss siovss. b addressing ne subscriber. s11
eaelosing tks cash, mar depend On having as
ku6d a article eent - IL they we're present.
JAc0B RUSSELL. Jr.
~ 50, i;iftf slrtsf. Baltansrs.
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@. n. WetmOre & Co.,

Cs de" CluVfC a. OVss
Dealers IN Imported, Domestic & Fancy
Hardndre, Table Cutlery, Waters,
.SilDer Plated s -Britannia Ware,
Block Tin s Japdnned Ware,
Solar and Hall Lamps,
i TtoMPRISlNG = great variety Of articles
~ under each Of the above heads. Great
induce sn,s are oaersd % cash dealers Give
||Al eat Hotels and Families furnished com
.Plsis at The shortest noliee. and II the lowest
sSssA prices Call 81 No. 10. North Charles St.
Ballie ore, opposite the Union Bank and near
abe new Alethodist Church.
Baltimore, Aug 90, lsl6-tf.
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POETRY.
Love 4 LAuel.

g ~, I
lsss sisugh-a viId CAV lsheh.
Fresh from che lu,sAi 81 EretSax.
That spe~ks heart enshrined vifkis,
lie joys revealing. !,
! love l.akh--a viid. gsy I.nxh
T. Oh uho would alvEys sorsSp. #
Ahd GEAR sd and inourhfui face q
u Add fear the morrosIa Il
I love isaxh, IL cheers tle hart If
OF sge. 6oSed down ~ ssdlixss,
To hear the music IN thelanes
or ehildhoed's glsdnesa
love . lssgh this World uo,rId be
Al least dreary dselIine,
u heart could nesrr spesk a heart. n
lis pleasures Yelling.
! Then frosh not q vild, CAV l.axh,
Or ehide the merry -5eaftsd- =
A cheerful heart snd smiling face
Can ne'er be parted. I
THE RIvULET.
Hove the lille. I.1ghing rim,
That. ~ the live long dsy,
Goes sparkling. singing. dancing stilf,
Through meaiows far away.
%, of I've chased that sp5rtive stream /
IN summers sunny hours, Il
Ard Watched each silsefy ripple CLEAN, Il
Or plueked the bordering flowers. I
And still I love 10 stand snd gaze II
Along its winding shore,
And dream Of happy, happy DAYS,
4 if.t will return no more.
b., q. Ike lhee, flows on. sweet rilI
And I. like thee, mus, haste,
Eseh dst, 10 do my Fathers will,
Nor turn one hour to waste.
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ITEMS IN GENERAL.

TEN MILLIoNs IN SpEciA COMING -
The New York Sun learns from its for
eign correspondents, that over $4,000.
600 sterling or about ten millions Of dol
lars in specie, will be shipped 10 this
country from England before the first Of
May. The present low rate Of Exchange
makes this moyen emit profl5le II is said
The Bank Of England is engaged 10 il.
and will part with that amount Of specie
10 gain the difference Of exchange. which
is about three per cent. equal 10 profit
Of $500. 600 on the sum named.
-------
Mr.. CLAY-A resolution passed the
House Of Representatives, Of Louisiana. .
day or two after their assembling. prosid-
ing seat for Mr.. Cay. whenever be
chose 10 attend the sitting Of the House.
FEMaLz 1GAtL kNTRr The following
is given as the letter 81 lady from Ken.
tucky, whose husband was engaged TO
fight duel. but was taken sick belote the
lime Of fighting occurred. The opposite
party made some reD arks that seemed to
imply that the sickness,was feint. She
81 oiice iddfe.sed j nSie to ibe second Of
the adverse side. coucbed in these words /:
'Sir.-My husband is sick. II he is
unable TO be on 'he ground 10 morruw.
will take bis place. Yours respectfully.
MARGARET L..
FARMERS READ This The Cincin-
natl Commercial says :-A Speculation
/ who Guys largely Of The producers. re,
marked 10 US, that. the FIRST hing iha, hs
looked for when BE vent into man.
house 10 purchase wa, newspaper |
be saw none. Ne was sure Of . good bar
eain Think Of thsis No msn cal
cheat i person whofeads newspaper.
The last arrival from England brough
inielligence Of the death Of Ger. Hpr
Ter, ,he last surviving officer Of the Bri
/ lish force engaged Il The battle Of Bunks
lfiilI.
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Tbs last arrival from England brought
inieiligence Of the death Of Ger. Hun.
Ter, The last surviving ofIicersof the Brit,
ish force engaged Il ihe battle Of Bunke'
Hill.
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John WIN. FINLEY.
Produce 4 General Commission
q ls9SD 4Ill.AE7fp.

4S11S634AA1o
NJ Sc csmn<rce Street. WRsrf. issrs b,iev
Pssa SlStsi. BALTIMORE,
WILL dsse.s parfleslar attention 10 The
saie ~ FLOUR. WHEAT, CORN,
DEEDS. PORK, WHiSKEY. and eli articles
81 the groath and manafacture Of he country.
Libsfat advances made % Proeues 10 hand.
3 1sftF6nes s-Msssfs. Alex. Broun & sous,
Hopkias, Dros 4 Co.
Il Reynolds 4 Smith.
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LAWRENCE B. BECKWITH,
Communion .uerchGnf,
kxD
Dealer In General Produce.
No. % Commerce Steeet, one door from
sPratt,
"1LL attend 10 The sale or Flour. Grain
w Produce and stock, and will prosnp,,
efecute; any orders sent 10 him. He re-.
speeifufiJ mates Cons ignmenls from the Farm
ere and MilIets Of the Valley.
REEEacscEs:
Gwyhn kCe, tBsltimore.
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n. Reyes, ons1ietoIr.
JamesL RunsoD,
Gee. i sssa.i.s i Co. Aiddl.wa,, "a.
Lesis Fly 4 Co Berkeley county.
jam n Page. Es4 1CIsrke county, va.
wm. l.. Clarke. Esa fRincnsster.
john X White. : She herlstoun,Ya.
Baltimore, Nov ~. tst6-3m