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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-06-10

An English correspondent of one of the New
York papers says that the great tea-growing ex-
pertinent, undertaken by the East India Compa-
ny, appears TO have equaed the most sarguine
expectations, and even to have gone beyond them.
The tea produced at the farm at Kunsoor, is de-
scrbed as equal to the finest Chinese, and has
proved very profitable. 1t has sold on the spot
for from four to five rupees the seer, the highest
price of the best imported Chinese The eli
mate, the produce, and the indemnity of the plant,
are beyond doubt l76 acres only have been
as yet cultivated, bull 100000 of acres are now
open 10 capital and enterprise, capable of sup
plying one-sixth Of the consumption of Greet
Britain and Ireland. The cultivation is desert
bed not being difficult and the returns certain.
The natives even to the most bigoted in caste,
are getting excessively fond of tea, and regular
y use it, Dr. jameson, who is at the head of
the Company's lea farm, states that tea at 9
rupee seer, yields profit of 200 per cent. Civ
ing facts for his calculation. Toronto Globe.
STRIKE AT RICHMOND. The white work.
mon upon the iron works at Richmond, Va, have
quit their employment in body, mainly because
slaves were employed in some OF the establish
ments. The Richmond Times says-the prn-
ciple is advocated for the first time in slave
holding state, that the employer may be prevent
ed from making use of slave labor. This prin-
cipie strikes at the root Of all the rights and priv
eges of the master, and, if acknowledged or
permitted 10 gain foothold, will soon wholly de-
stroy the value of slave property"
HANGING SCENE. most dsgraceful scene
was enacted in Gochand county, Va, on Friday,
2Sth ult., on the occasion Of the execution there
of two colored men. Under instructions from
the court in which the crlprts we're convicted,
the sheriff was about to perform the duties with
the JaII pncl oSurn hut the crowd that IN al ms
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nlarkets.
Liverpool Market, May is.

position.
Woo.Very little doing in any kind of Woods, in some
owing to the trade being engaged with the London
pu bile aales, which commenced the 9Th and terminated
on the l4b.
Tho market for American Cured Provisions keeps steady
and there little nothing of this description of goods
arriving from Ireland the mporatons from the United
States instances, ready sale. The value OF
Beef Pork and Hams is much the as last reported
Bacon however, consequence of the scarcity Of supplies,
particularly of fresh meat which from Ia
Cd per pound, has excellent demand and the
from 2s 10 81 above those last noted or Cheese
the arrivals during tho past fortnight have been Of limited
characterpces have accordingly advanced Is per
The prices obanabe from AS to SIS per cw
cordng to quality There has decline of IS pei
per in American Taow since the 4th instant. That
article sold AS 46s per cwt AT present there
| is no Anne lean iet in the market.
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Brighton Market, June q.
(Reportcd for Tho Boston TavelIer.)

khePo''ou 'o' VI" p"7'"h i'n'e"ei'l
At market $50 beef cattle, SO Jokes Of working oxon Sc
cows and calves, 1850 sheep, and about $50 swine.
BEEr CArrLE-Exa 725, first quality 6,75, second and
third qualities, from 5,25 to $50
WoRKrSG oxrN-siles noticed at s7a, so, 90, ia and
sli2. -, 49,
Cows AND CALvEs-sales brisk and noticed at Sei, 81,
81 and % 10 so.
sHTEr-sales of lots from si,75 to 5,a5.
swNr-Sales at wholesale, l2 for sows and l2 C.
far baIrows Al retail from to . aud 9 per lb
n b. Quite number Of Beef Cattle remained unsOd at
the close.
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Deaths.

In Csstleton, on the 2eh u Noah futile, aged IT,
In DnnviIle NAV 90, Mi Oliver Morse aged nbout "a
In Hardwick, May 81, ca,hsne daughter Of Luke and
Sophia Goss aged Yeas and mouths.
In Magnolia, Putnam 10. ILL., April IS, aer short illness
ofrement fever, Dr. Jacob g. Morrill, aged IS years, for
merly of Danvile, aud recently Of sutton, VT
In Deavan Wisconsin, Jan. $685. Frederick A., son oi
Albert r. and Harriet NJ smith, aged IS. Also Oct 24th,
Harriet NJ wife Of A. r Smith, Esq and daughter of Capt
In Lowell, Mass. May 25 Helen Eliza daughter Of James
s. and Alice Hancock formerly of Coventry VI. aged nine
months.
In Derby, May TO- Of consumpon Miss Marcia s. daugh-
ter Of Otis Thompson, Esq, aged 20 years
In Wllamston, Mass. May 4th, Mrs. Hannah Eme,ine,
wife Of Andres Dennis aged ~ and daughter Of Dca Sam.
son Osgood of Cabot, VI.
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FAMINE IN MARYLANp--PRoMrT RELIEF
MUST BIZ FURNISHED. We have several times
noticed the fact that great suffering for the want
of the necessaries of life was prevailing in some
of the Eastern Shore counties of Maryland, and
we now learn that the scarcity is also spreading
over Anne Arundel, Prince Georges and st.
Mary's counties. The scarcity is said to be SO
great that food can hardly be obtained at any
price, and many among the poor and destitute
are almost reduced to starvation. Baltimore
Sun, May 29ih
DISTRESS IN AMERICA. In Maryland the
long drought has so checked vegetation that
many persons are without the necessaries of
life. An edorsement on the letter bag from Mr..
John Spalding, Postmaster at Pleasant Hill,
Charles county, Maryland, dated May Goth, states
that ON that day six persons called on him beg
gng for meal or corn, and that 10 the surround
ing country many are begging from door TO door
and that no corn is to be had at any price, anC
the Baltimore Patriot hears that similar destltu
ton prevails IN other counties.
NoRwICH UNIVERSITY. Professor james ID
Butler bias been elected President of Norwich
University in the place of Col. II. b. Ransom, re-
signed. Col. Ransom, our readers are aware
has been appointed Colonel of the 9th regimen
OF infantry, and Is now on his way 10 Mexico
where he will doubtless perform his duty in
sodierlike manner lie is man Of good talent
and thorough soldier This appointment il
one of the few judcious ones made by the Pres
ident since the war commenced Pllenir.
CAYENNE PEPPER. The editor of the New
Orleans Mercury says he should like to know
"how much gall chemist would be able to ex
tract from two such Wing papers as the Louis
vile Journal and The Philadelphia North Amer
can" We should like to know how many wood
ON nutmegs Yankee pedar would be able t
make out OF Mr.. Folks head and Santa Anna
leg Louisville Journal.
GEN JEFFERSON DAvIs,-The announcement
of the appointment Of this gollant soldier as U
nited States Senator, by Gov. Brown, of Miss
was premature, says the North American,
Philadelphia
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Boston Market, June q.

Provisions-Preos arc firm, with an upward tendency
Sales of 50 bb Clear Pork $40 80 do Mess, S5 $50 do
Western Mess Beet, STA Lard l-2 i0c, mos Flour
This being single cross or half holiday there Is not much
and Michigan 50 Sc IA, cash There is lutte Southern
here, that holders have pretty much all their own way
Sales of Georgetown at S0,25 cash. Cofn-The market il
scanty supplied, and prices remain without change South
ern yellow fat is held at 81 white, ST. Northern vel
Lie. u
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Catest Menus.

New YoRK, Monday, June 9Th, P. M.
Dates from Santa Fe to April 2lst have been
received. All was quiet. The natives had no
arms or ammunition. Col. Rice was in command
there. The trials of the Santa Fe rebels were
finished. There was much sickness among the
troops four hundred had been buried since the
Americans took possession. A party which had
arrived at ST. Louis, was attacked by the Indians
and robbed of their horses.
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London Hop Market, May rs.

An improving feeling had manifested itself in the market
all kinds of Hops 10 the batter extensive
business doing Prices a shade higher We quote mid
and East Kent 95s 1855. wead of Kent os 10 zoos and
Sussex pockets Tea to 0Us cw The accounts from the
plantations represent that policing had concluded, aud that
the grounds consequence of the late cold weather.
fee from weeds Of every description The Hop coming
up without any exception, strong and healthy and though
late in the before it made its appearances is grow
ing remarkably fact and is little infested with the flea
Appearances are, at present, in favor Of largo CROP
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STRAYED

INROM pasture near this village, black mare, long
switch tall supp osed TO be with foa Also, black
yeang colt IL is probable that they both went off togeih-
or. Whoever will give Information where they may be
found will them To me- shall be literally rewarded
LUCIUS h. PECK.
Montpelier Village, Juno'eth, 1917 2lis3
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FRENCH'S VICTORIA
AND SCHOOL PENS

RECOMMENDATIONS. Ftench's Victoria Pens arc
IL highly recommended for fine wfng-Bost Courier.
The Victoria Pen is the given a very beautiful
article got up by MI. James FRENCH rs Washington street.
II ranks desotvedy high among it's coempor
Post
It good article, and will DO appreciated by all
who have been ubled with bad pen Mr. Frenchs
assortment of imported and stationery is large and ell
sclected.-Eve. Gazette.
He sells at very low excellent article for the OBJ
jcct for which ii intended Try thom-Ttanscript.
Mr. French has received by the Caledonia lot of Pens
the most delicate quality manufactured expressly for his
customers, which recommend poets und philosophe
and all people of refinement. -Chronotype.
Tho above excellent pen for sulc wholesale II
by 20 E. p WALTON g. SONS
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TO FARMERS, CON
TRACTORS. &C

a. ANTED-Tho advertiser wishes TO contract with a
w few INDUSTRIOUS active men, supenten tho
ing Of Wild Land and the erection Of Log Houses Each
Contractor would be provided with band Of stout emgrant
lHborers under him.
The have the command of from 900 to
$1,000 which with per interest," would be secured by
bond and mortgage the property (which sold
farmers) worth FIVE times the amount he transfer this
security IL he has borrow tho money The lands
4c hours distant f. ON New York.
The contract would probably occupy 10 TO 90 months and
will the contractor profit Of from $1,000 $1,000 up
wards. Apply to "Agriculure," Of Gordon & Co., "a
and90 Broad street, New-Yok the Office Of this pa
per. Can letters most paid.) Of
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NOTICE.

A COUNTY SING will be held a Berlin, on Friday, the
~ 18th instant, to commence at O'Clock, r. NJ.
All singers and lovers Of music respectfully invited
attend Singers will please bring the Psaltery.
Berlin, June lst. ISd7
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LIME! LTME!! LTMEI!I

OF THE PUREsT QUALITY, manufactured near the
~ High Bridge in Colchester have erected perpetual
LINE KILN, from which draw from so to 20 bushels
day of frosh lime. Those om distance will be
getting fresh limo and at the low price of shilling per
bnshel. u. II. PENNIMAN.
June 9TH, le47 GLOW
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Il. Il. RIKER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
EAGLE HOTEL.
BY M IL y. p. KIM Ii ALL,

STATE STREET,
.uO.vTPELIER, IsT.
TRAVELLERS and others who may favor her with their
custom may be assured OF receiving kind aud faithful
attention.
c. $. NEWCoMB, Assistant.
ApriI 81, lS47, l5.3ms
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BANK OF MONTPELIER.

THE stockholders of the Bank of Montpelier are hereby
notified thai Of Forty dollars per share
each share of stock in said Bank has
dered by the Directors payable before the 10th day
July next. GEO. HoWES, Cash'r.
Montpelier June g. 1947. 9l.4w
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL WESTERN FARMS, from 100 to 500 acres
~ with house, barn and ton acres 10 crop cach for
sale low. Terms Of payment easy property taken
in exchange. Apply (pos paid to GORDON & co. 70 &c
80 Broad Street, NJ Y the Office of this paper 81
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plCAERlNG,S LEXICON, (nsw edtionD WoRCEs-
a TIERS UNIVERSAL AND CRITICAL DICTlON-
AIRY, large octavo,) PRIMARY SCHOOL SONG BOOK.
and the SONG BOOK OF THE SCHOOL ROOM, Just re-
ceiyed BY Is. p. WALTON & SONS.
April 90, 1877. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER EoTAlE
FOR SALE

(S virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
~ oi the ID oi Apr 1917, amended by another decree in
Juiy lSi7 IN the suit Of Day C. mlrce &c. against
Lucy Wmree and Others the Plantation James River
the county d buckingham, belonging to the estate OF
W. iniree Decd will he offered Tor sale by public
on the premises, Tuesday the 18th Dctob ncat, il far
II not the day. The plantation contains by survey
2,300 .1CRES,
OF which there estimated be about GOO
rabeland including about $50 81 river and small
portion OF creek low grounds. The residue OF the land is
woods, and much Il well tmbe ed Nearly all the open
land IN high state OF mpro from the of clover
and plaster, and well adapted to the gowh OF Tobacco
Corn WHEAT and Oats. There sl grs mill the place
and site on which there has been a mill, the dam
standing IN good repair, III mi baint last year but
be rebuff, moderate cost, and rendered very prof.
table The plantation sdons the Lands o o. Boiling John
and James Harris Henry and Lorenzo N,oh las and Others
and sbont miles from Seotts,ille and nirs from the
Virginia Mills Produce he carried the rive
the canal without any hauling the opposite side II is
well wa'ered by two creeks running entcy through it, and
by number OF springs scnieny situated. There is
good orchard and ne esary tobacco house,, barns, sc
with small dwelling and an o,ersser's house.
The purchaser will possession Of the land in
crop The crops be properly gathered and
moved and viii take full possession the 1t January
ing the Of tobacco houses aud necessary fl
until the bacon crop he cured and carried away
The Terms are one-iourh cash and credit OF two
and three equal instruments for the residue credit
to bear interest from the al and be secured by
bonds with good security, and by retaining the title until
ment.
We authorized to.ay that it is the into OF
any OF the persons interested in the purchase it.
LUCY WINFREE, / ron,r.
HOLDEN RHODES, { "o''''
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GEN scolr,S SPEECH 70 u,s ARMY

1uating aad Erecting seen..--A iellrr irun an Of.
heer oi the Amy Published in the journal Of Cmnmcrco
al, fcis,tne 10 The jespys,e battle If Churubusc,,
winch haa!iy routed ho enemy gives this tiisiili.,
scene
W ben II WIS osor the Gesera-n. Chei (Scat) rode
~ hniong lIoups. IL would have done your heart
good 10 hear The sh"n, with which The, made the wskia
mig Several old soldiers settled ,l trncsal's hand with
tkPrcssl us oi enthusiastic delight. Suddenly iiio-
ton r1n Ina hand slp1ce ansu.d when 10 the fnncss
oil hs hraa he poured irth few ~ eloquent and pat
IioIie "'hds. In COMMUNICATION Of their gallant conduct
Nheo hs ceased, there sfose anollnr shout that might
have been heard IN tie grand plaza of Mesici
during ms Thrilling scene. lacked up To a baeony
OF voc haseh that had been brayey defended Il
iuli {" MeNean prisoners. Anong Them Gen. kneop.
venerable old Soider, loanng forward his coune.
nance glowing aud hs eyrs sparkling with every mani
hesitation Ut dr,gh, verify believe tina, the old ycer-
an WIN The spn ii true soldier. upon behding VIC
urous Cenesa greeted by the brave men he had Jus,
led 10 vlclry iprgo t. Tor HE moment, his pesio
that he was deicaled naj prsmer,---a aud
thought "ni5 oi the.rthuslasn by which he SUI.
rounded"
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n"uve, however aimsy and unworthy. is resorted 10
ptoeasnate tho priornanee Of The Queens sacssd
PROMISES lin wese mol for the Known political ana
e'mmc'c's presieetons of England for Portugal. IL
would be doubtful Il she could msnian her exsienc> -
ar 'hdolraden oaton much lunger Should k.rs Phil
Ppe "a coed 70 hs Psns uvu the sovereignty u Spain.
Pofiugs! with that monarchy England will no, be
pdssce spectator. bcause she in ie BY treaties Pur,u-
sa! Bun His Is looking TOO far into the future. One
ding certain. tleie aoig about the present coadi.
ton Of eer SPAN or putaGal which renders Them. in
"a'oaal pqin u view. worth Ensaud's At s ..
soa,s. they ate not worth going l. war about
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Sale VI Lind and Negroes,
1t .fNrfiODa.

n pursuance Of decree III III. county cur, of Bed.
ford county made a,the last Sept. term Of said curt.
IN The case of Norman &c. vs. NJ ornaa. Sc, shall
offer FOR sale public suction, u the highest bidder
FRIDAY The 18th Jay Of October next, the late residence
Of Mrs. Nancy NInrnsr. III.
TRACT OF LAND,
held by her in her lifetime her dover in the real es
tale If the late Chas Noorinan. dec d. The said tract
Of land contains ahu, hundred ard ninety five
ACRES and is situated ahu four miles south. west OF
Liberty in the county If Bedfrd. ALSO at the same
time and place, and in pursuance Of the decree,
| will sell
3 VALUABLE NEGRO MEN
Terms The ,ana will be - ID GA credit e one and
two years. and the neeroes upon a credit Of twelve
nonhs. except as to the snm1f $50, which will be
qulrlrd in cash. Bonds with god personal security will
rquir Of the purchase and the urlr ih land will
be retained unl the Whole If the purchase nuney shall
have been paid wlll convey such title only the deed
vests In mr.. SAML z. H. MOORMAN,
Sept. 3o-tlJO Canmis sunnr.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Realapd Personal Estate.


EFt RSUANI tna decree II he citcui, superior court
L ot law and cltaneefy, t'd Amherst county, IN the
ease {" Cornelius sale and others pills. vs. Thomas \.
fuiank, ana others dlendants prnonhced On the 3i'
gay III August 'eli The undersigned viii. on Friday.
'e ON DAY ~ Nuven''r lofI pr r,cd al The house oil
SAN II mas y f.uaak III said county ut Amherst. 10
sell 10 The highest hd,cr cash, the following
SLAVES,
ogc,her with any Increase Of the females since the 18Th
day ul February, lS43 that is 10 say Phil aud his wife
Lucy, TON and his WIFE Ann Duvv and his wife ncas
lher three children Gusiayus Jacksln and a yuunqcr
child and nlsev , woman
And at lhp s,ur Time and pl,ce the 'CR ACTS OF
LAND FIJI WING Tia, 10 Ia sov lst I'll. resiirnce If
s,iJ Fnhank "a led The NI1mness. containing $50
ACRES NIv Of vhirh b.iuo james River bai,u
al Another 'ir,c, g n,ainipu 1924 ACHES within n
mi,c ii James Ri er and miles iron, ypcbburo
twenty Acrr, of cleared Laad the balance good rohacro
land. and fin ~ iinler~d This tract is lrnan-d al
this lhe and has upon il, a small Dwell ng and Other
ont houses 3rd Another Tract containing 81 AC RES,
all lry, land living with one and half miles Of James
River. and fourteen MI 5 Fl IN Lynchbnrg, with god
bull ilngs for 4 small family up, il and is a very valua-
bic Tract 4h Anolher Tract containing 2l5 ACRES
lyluu at abne and below The T,ll-huuse on the Mum
tain Sec n of the j. r. s X Canal This tract la uis n
it, valuable Fishery and the Fuel and Timber is vail,
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30 Ne .r cS ,


belonging TO The estate # Capt Ammon Hancock. de-"
cossn. Of nien. WOMEN, bys, aud grS. m,s, oi them
young aud likely. amongst them w. first rate Snh,
aud gad Carpenter, good L, oks. and several likely
and valuable HOUSE Scryants-ihe remainder sou
and able bodied labonis iur first MI LIS well
BROKE ahd gen IL; aud I'M ,eda,ay h' r.aiter, will be
sold, On the farsn bel ming 10 The said estate
lynchburg, the entire cr,pof CORN, OATS, Hay,
FUDDEK, Nc, stick # COWS, sc. On. ,"he oi
valusble OXEN, Plant alton Iools, " agons. Cars,
&c.
And On the 2ls If the month will be sd. on The
plantation belonging to said esiaue, Anllt,s lie h..
IN Campbell country. the entire CROP Of every kind
and dcscrpliaa. roc oil ali knas, Planallyn FOULS,
embracing " agofs, Cars, sc.
The sal will COMMENCE the MaTke-louse IN lyncl
bury, at ~ O'Clock, aud le cunt.nueu da, day
ontil completed
TERMS
For all suna If $50 aud oser, credit Of 81 mou lis
NH be gwen, me llale not,s s.s,art Ill, eilde se'l
VI" e required, and an al unis utli $50, where II is
preferred, discount Of pr cenf ! maie II cash
A. u. liANCOt X,
BnNJ. T. 81 RI oGS
n. ltAIl.r,
Sept. 3)-i2'O Adm ot \. Hancock deed
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lO'll'ON lfAlIOkN

TJlllE subscriber would inform the Merchants in gen
era as well the public that he is mshsP al the Black
Wder Colt Factory, good article oi Cotton Yarns
made in establishment h, moi whose be- and
all ~ for ia trial To he made of the prove
then The subscriber is we'll OF the die good
and ad warns and in order tina, YOU may I've imposed
liable to be, try the yarns and can't work
til ls put them up found thom and make out the
chuge FOR carving we'll returning and the subScr her
viii pa tho freghts H. delivery oil the yarns him al
the Facory.
Also, general, has good lot ofwaddng suitable ,,
Couipt hand. OF winch shal be sold at La prices
Please give hn call when want an, thing IN his
JAS. s CNEWDSOS, Agt
1ynclbarg sep lsaT is
60 I i.exig ton, Ahngdon, and finease, Va, and
JoncSbor'ugh, Tenn paptfs, Will copy "Gw and forward
TN, Office.
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Great Bargains
In Fall and Winter Goods.

III FIJI and Winter Goods.
h AM now receiving an extensive assortment Of new
L FALL aud WIN TER GOODS comprising every
variety of
Ladies Dress Goods; Cloths, Casino res and
Nestings, for Gentlemen; NegrUeA' Clio
thing, Blankets and Wool Hats
Hats and Caps for Gentien,en,
Linen CaMbIic Handkerchief,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces,
and great variety ii ,nrr als suited the present
scsn, all oi witch will b. sid very Low FIR cas- or 10
ponriu4l Gus DINERS the usual ,imr. lr,smciuy in
vie all pers ms III want of cheap Goods, either BY
WHOLE ALE OR RETAIL,
10 call and examine NY stock as determined To Sc
as low any house III the upper country.
S'p,. H-ts T.. j. BURTON.
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he IN oval.
.MOORMlN s. MIR TIN

AVE removed (tr shor liupe,) 10 the corner
Il house on Main Street. opposite Mcssrs Bryant a
fnsey's. at which lace they will be pleased To see
their old friends ana customers
They hNe IN store large and well selected assnr-
mont Of Groceries, LiquoIs Domesiics &c which will
m sold low either f,r cash, bar fr coun'ry pr dute
Or 10 pn"ctua customers. and they respectfully solicit the
patronage Of ,he public geLorally
Sept. 27--ts