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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-03
COTTON YARN.

large lot of cotton yarn OF the hes, quality, jus
Il received and lor sale at the cheap store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
oprrolton, November G. IS46-tt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-03
NIUSLINS.

4 LARGE Tot ol brown ard uetched mu-ns, just
- received aud for sale al the new stor, ol
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CarroNton, NovemlorG. iE4C-u.
Washington IKalI-S;euECUV i.le. Clio
Pas IA sc,iuer rs,tctlu ti.,v.uts "a, UU,c o..
general yhat hr has lta-od the al, lUra tenn o
years. The sleeping omr,oept~ have uad,rgoD,
p'rl'ct rrlovaloU--uo pans or I,ce,sa,y q
pruse wtl be spalcd @ give all Aomay r,I p.rl,c
satisfaction. Respectfully. L. v. EARL.
April 9, I847--2G-!t
P.S. a watch 'or Uoa.s, day and nig!t-hagga-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-12-03
The Weekly UniCn for thC Session.

lhS pu"lcNton y not onIy the cHGAPL,T, ,,. II
contains mo = Valuable reading mt'tet thn i To
he louad N any uIoer Weekly published at .ur sam
price IN the county Besides Ihe poIrucs or tuc
day, It contains all the LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS,
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J. N. DAYS.
E. r. ECKLEY.
ECEEEEY DAVIS,
Allorneus and CounseHors al l.

N''WHVy0 UHt OUUHottIOIS az LHWI
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
~ th,rr profession in Carroll and the adloininl
couHties. All business enuusted to lhem will re-
reve prompt attention. Office in the frame buiIt
Ug, opposite the west door Of the court house.
CuolIlnn, D'ccmtcr >, le4j-u
NEW TENVVARE MAEUEACTORY.
TnA sa"sru.rl tHsI.S p',.ic "itt uu0a 20 hl- ~uOi
lHst opened one door east oi III" General Tylo
Lousr, (urm"ry occupied 10y Nm. D. Jp, kn-.
whore hr intends manufacturing 10 ordrr, "a al-t
k"ePnS on hand, Tin, copper and tras-wur. i.
such variety as the dema"d my seem to require.
lie hopes by the closest industry AID uulrinG
attention., to merit such encouragement as w.
warrlut hn to continue aud extend the business
Every DESCRIPTION OF mcndlur in hv line. promy
y don" 10 ord"r. THOHAS II. ATKINSON.
Crrro'I:on, Juae IS, IG47- -G7-.l.
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STONE WARE,

1 good assortment OF stone crooks, &c., on h d
-A and Tor safe by ELIZA SlNELAIR
GagrolGOn, November 6, l94s-IL
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UNDERSTANDABLE. Chio
J. Il. TRIpl
atIui,.tilI
s-OEELY & TRIP,
5. STUKLLLV,
Steugeuy'.il.

attorneys and CouuseliOrS at Lar,
FFICE In the court house. / nr retainer Of Ih
one will secure the savlces oilhe o!hcr.
Carolhon, Nav ., I"4j-u
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SOLE LEATHER.
4 FIRST rate lot OF Spanish sole leather iust receiv
ed and ter stIehy LIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrn'ltOn. Nnvemhpr e. I846-rC
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
The Latest Army News.

We have authentic information that on the 4th OF
JAN Gen Taylor at Victoria capital Of the State
of Tsmaupas, with 800 men, including the divisions
of Gems. Twiggs, Quitmnn and Patterson. Qniiman's
division entered Victoria Dec. 20th 1900 Mexican
cavalry retiring at his approach. The only mishap
which occurred on the march from Monterey, the
loss of eleven of Col Mays dragons in mountain
pass which he had been exploring. This is called in
the fash accounts, got up for SAFE, engagement be-
tween Mays dragons and the Mexicans.' 1t was no
engagement at all. After Mays squadron all
through the pass, ION their returnl except the eleven
men aforesaid, some rocks were tumbled down the
precpice by Mexcans, thereby separating the rear
guard from the main body, and compelling them TO re-
treat Whether any Of Them were killed or not, is not
known.
Victoria is about midway between Monterey and
Tampco, being by the course travelled, about 200
miles from each. Advices from Victoria the evening
Of JAM 9th were received at Tampico the 18th by
express We have no faith in the stories about a
great Mexican force being between Victoria and Mon
teey nor do we believe that there any considera-
Bile force between Victoria aud Tampco.
We expect next 10 hear that the force at Victoria
has arrived at Tampico, from which point, we take
il, an army OF about II, 900 will proceed by wa.
ter TO Tuspan, or perhaps place further South,
and thence march upon Vera Cruz Immense guam.
titles of boats Shells gun carriages, &c. have gone
forward, all indicating movement upon Vera Cruz
Formidable as are its Notifications, we believe il car
and will be captured within sixty days, including the
castle of San Juan Ulloa. The town, we presume
will he captured first, and from behind il, heavy shell.
will be thrown into the CASTLE accompanied, probably
by simultaneous movement the part Of our ship.
oil war.--N. y. Journal Of Commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
Dte0.

IN Guilford Jan. - ser short and distressing illness
Of - hours, Mr. Caleb Bennett, agrd % years.
The death Of this worthy young will long be lament.
cd not only BY his brrrsved partner and sgrd parents
brothers snd sisters bot BY al whose respect and
be had won by his good mofalA and benevolent disposition
him If
Bot he has gone,-he is from earth released,
We kindfrd of the dear deceased
Your loss is truly great,
Each heart OF sensbiiny
Will mourn with you IN sympathy,
And in your grief delaie
Printers IN Mass requested notice.
In Lsndgroye. Dee &, Luther ". eldest child Of Mr.
Jonathan y. Martini aged yrsrs Also, the 10Th Of
Dee, Amanda NJ Martin, aged l.2years.
Ia Bernsrdsion Jan. 49, Mr Ransey r. Hale son OF Mr
Timothy Hale, aged "a.
10 Conway, Jan 6, at The residence Of her ia law
Mi Phineas Bsrit, Mrs Locy Potneroy, of Buckland.
10 oiange, Dec ~, Moses Dexter, aged IS.
ia keene, 90 the I'd inst Capt. Aaron Hall, aged 81
in keene Jan. 30, Mr. Simeon Evans, aged sgout 90.
q.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
Mr. Niles and the Administration.

As the administration becomes and radical
and shor,-sighed in its policy NJ Niles the independent
democratic Senator from Connecticut, grows and
bold and distinct in his drnunciaons OF tina, policy
During the late debate the Treasury Note ard Loan Bill
in the Senate he delivered himself Of speech which IS
thus noticed By The correspondent Of the n Express
"Mr Niles said he was mortified aud humbled
by the financial measures Of his own party He
might feel so il any party was in power, but as a
Senator aud a citizen he felt humbled by the meas
ures of the Secretary Of the Treasury. A mis-.
erablc, shifting. snuiiling series Of measures were
submitted by the Administration, and the only DIFF
ference between US aud Mexico was, that she was
endeayoring TO force Loan, and We were endeay-
oring to coax one from The people.
Mr. Niles in all this referred 10 the Tariff OF
1876, measure 10 reduce the revenue over a
measure TO sustain the revenue did the tariff Of
1912. This good act had been oserthrown in time
Of war, aud the act was one Of pure madness in
his friends The present act would not yield half
eyenuc enough. England obtained CD 600 600
'terling from customs, aud she derived fl9 0O0,-
100 from six articles. She did not put one cent
iuiy on sugar, but twelve cents, aud so on. The
dea Of increasing revenues by reducing duties was
bsurd, though there might be duty too high.
Mr. Niles quite startled the Senate by the bold
manner in which he rebuked and denounced the
financial policy Of Mr. Walker"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
Administrators Sale
% Acres Of MEADOW Land,
Watch Repairing.

CLOCKs, WATCHES and JEwELRY repair
~ ed by the subscriber at East Townshend, VI, in
the best manner also, Umbrella repairing done OF
cry description The subscriber fstters himself IRON
having had over twenty yeatexperience in the above
kinds Of work. and much oribat time with the best Of
workmen in Mass and Conn., that be shall be enabled
to give satisfaction TO all his customers; grateful for
past iavors, he still solcits continuance Work done
cheaper than at any other shop in the county; cyn-
defs made 10 Lepene, Horizontal and Escspement
Watches for half the usual charges. The subscrbes
opportunities have been OF the best kind for acquiring
skill in this line, having worked with fy differ
ent clock watch makers in the OF this time.
Spoons not marked at this shop.
Townshend Feb. 4, Is47.
N. b. Watches and Clocks will run Just as well re-
paired in q small village large city. Many Of the
fine jeweled watches that adorn the aristocracy OF
London, made in the little mountain towns Of
Switzerland. More than half the clocks that admon-
sh the inhabitants of London oil the shortness Of time,
aud fly other European cities, were manufactured in
the little town OF Bristol, Conn; these pretty little
clocks have displaced nearly all the former clocks Of
the old and world made in the little town OF Bris-
toll too, where there is paved walk, rod Of
iron fence although il is not thirty years since they
made their first appearance from the land Of steady
habits. f "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

GENERAL TAYLoR's LETTER.-General Gaines,
who is now at Washington, announces publicly
that he furnished The copy Of General Taylors let
ter for the press. Thus all the charges against
General Taylor-of having sought to subvert and
overthrow the plans of the Executive, by an appeal
to the people-fall to the ground. He merely
wrote to his senior officer, his superior in rank,
and, bound TO do, gave his own impressions as
to the best method Of conducting the war. II is
now matter of notoriety that, although General
Taylor has SO successfully and CALAMITY sustained
the honor Of his country's flag, the administration
and its followers have covertly employed every
to injure him in the opinion Of his country
men; and this bass design is more openly display
ed, day after day. 1t will fail, as it ought TO fail.
Boston Courier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
Marrteu.

In puiney, the 27h OIL by Rev Mr. Foster Mr. Sill.
an, Of 2. I|'fII 2 Il
10 Wilmington, At the Village Hou.r, Jaa 10. by R-r
Bailey, Mr. Lyman Knapp, Of Bennington, 70 Miss
lsecta 3. Maliary. al Woodford.
Al Saxtons River, Jan. 2ist. Mr. Stcphrn Clilds ~
keebe, 10 Mss Abby, daugrr u jedatuh Rr.- Of that
village.
In Dnmmcrsion, Jan "a, by Rev. Mr. Adru,- of New
ofD
In Brinded, Jan I7th, by Rev G. C Partridge, Mr.
CLARK Alexander, Of West Brsteboro, and Miss Louisa Al
exsnder, Of B.
10 wes,morcsnd, on the 2ist u, Mr. Lake H. Gibson,
TO Miss Caroline Walton, both Of Chesterfield.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

THE ErFEor or rHE News FROM EssLAxD-A pas.
senger in the berna writes 10 the Boston Ass fol-
lows
The immense Importance Of the intelligence brought By
the steamer Hbernia must produce great sensation
throughout our country The great advance in prices OF
produce in Europe the large amount Of specie q 2
millions Of doars) by this steamer, probably the largest
sum ever brought vessel large ordersand many
purchasers Of produce passengers, show demand that
cannot be mistaken that actual scarcity exists, much
beyond calculations heretofore made believed in nis
country Flour in bond, Ais Indian Corn, 72s tho quar-
ter-with Of nearly average Of penny ID. on
COon-and hfmer prices in almost every thing shipped
from this country Is indeed conclusive that great ag
CULTURAL interests be benefited for long time
come Besides the pecnn,sry advantage there great
political Importance THIS state Of things gives Europeans
different feelings towards For the hrst time the
regulating days Of 1887, have American travellers been
comfortable m Europe. Nov, the great topic Of
ton all circles the great producing OF this
country and England will do all she TO persuade US TO
farther reduce duties for the benefit Of her manuactu
res; but trust shall remain firm that subject We
should avail the present msorunes Of Europe and wait
the haryess Of year more, fairly ascertain Eu.
rope her products sufficient for their own
supplies My opinion is they will be short for two
10 when they viii probably raise their own bread
stus In the present great demands on u.s. not only are
the formers realize high prices, but great gains are 10 be
realized by ship The steamers Of high mPor
in this momenious state Of things, b transport
and information The increase Of the present line oil
mers this year, happens WE'LL 10 facilitate the communities
lions and increase of business
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

Tie Achievements of Gen. Taylor in Mexico
have excited the admiration and the loud applause
Of Europe aud of the world aud 10 those who are
aware of the disadvantages under which he has
struggled and the limited means at his command,
what he has doue seems little less than miraculous.
Yet the wretched scrfs Of Loco Focoism at WASH
ington city charge him with ineGeieney aud ask
that Lieutenant General shall be appointed over
him, so as TO "infass little pigOr into the cam
p0ignl!!"
lfygor is to be infused into the campaign some
body will have to be appointed over Polk and his
Cabinet Louisville Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

DagaerreOyPs Miniafpss-Mr G. W. Stone, Of Boston,
has taken rooms in wheeer's Building Brackets
Store and offers his services those who may be DESTROYS
Of procuring Miniatures taken by the DaguereOype pro-
cess We have had The pleasure Of examining speci
mems of MIR SIS skill in his ART and unhssatingly pro-
nounce them 10 be of superior style and finish. In
sequence Of the rapid improvement which has been made
within three years, the objections ndslinethess
and elessnes which formerly existed % pictures taken
by the process have been entirely removed and believe
they give general satisfaction, and certainly
much correct and perfect kenesses than those OBJ
tanned any other way sa species Of short hand pain
ting and NATURE the artist We advise friends to
call and examine for themselves, and think they will
hardly go away sagis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
Purify the Blood F!
GOOdwin's Indian Vegetable
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs!

NOR the cure OF JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, Cos.
E tiveness, Bilious and Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Drowsiness, Headache, Cutaneous and Scrofu.
lous Diseases all Impurities Of the Blood and general
debility. These Blters possess the great merit of be-
ing entirely vegetable in every component part Sar-
sapara that most nestimahle root obtained from the
tropical regions Of South America has long and Justly
been known and acknowledged by the medical world,
most efficient purifier OF the blood. In these Bit.
il forms one OF the most essential ingredients
The virtues Of The genuine Honduras Sasaparlla are
extracted on the most scientific principles, and are
combined 10 a highly concentrated form, with the
most useful roots and herbs Of the vegetable world In
such perfect manner, that their united virtues, EN-.
bued in this preparation, brought 10 operate upon
the stomach and bowels, producing thorough cleans
ing Of the whole system, speedily restoring il TO its
wonled tone and vigor As safe, pleasant and ell
eient tonic aud aperent mild and gentle eiicacous
cathartic, in all OF anguor, cosveness, general
debility, and depression Of spirits 50 common IN the
spring and summer, and in all cutaneous diseases,
they will be found invaluable, cleansing the stomach
restoring the strength, and consequently purifying the
blood.
Certificates can be shown, and references given TO
individuals testiying 10 very many remarkable cures
fully, and " not satisfied the money will be refunded
Prepared only by GEO. G. GOODWIN, No. 76
Union Street, Boston. EE
The follOeing list Of Agents for hs sale Of Good
otns Indian pegafabe aad SaTsaPara Biers aad also
IF DR.. KitiTsdgs's Green Nsrvs and Bone 0iHineMt
ADMINISTRATION, BUTTON 4 CLARK
Putney, P. r. Chandler 4 Co.; Bellows Falls, Nclo.
WatkInsi Charestown, 5. Tuiis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

WooLThee confines be regular demand for the va
grades Of American Fleece and Pulled Wool with slight
advance in prices The stock in the market heavy ba
large lots which have been held ia the country will
doubleday be brought TO market From Liverpool ancua
report received Hberna, extract the following The
supply has been but moderate shipments general Of this
ce from the United States have been Femaneave
solely owing to the want Of and Judgment the
twill ultimately become article Of importance The
States and there Il to paying the merchant
equally with any other produce but the simple truth is neither
udgmentnor has been used and qualities mIed
and even fraud used in packing that prejudice has jus,
existed against prevent The buyer giving the real val
OF the ariceH-Bost0i Cowier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
state or Vermont.

IN Probate Court, Jan. %, 1877.
- ONES Otis Haynes, Executor OF the last will
Nand testament Of Ell BRIDGE HAYNES, late Of
Wilmington, 10 said district deceased and presents his
administration account for examination and allowance
Whereupon, il is ordered, that said Executor no
lily all persons interested, that this court viii decide
upon the allowance Of said account at the session
thereof TO be holden al the probate Office. in Brat
teboro, in said district, the 22d day Of February
next ensuing, by publishing copy Of the record Of
this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed al said Bralleboro, previous 10 said
time Of hearing. -a
A true copy OF Record,
Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

Pardon Of die init Renters Gov. Young Of New York
has issued bis proclamation, granting pardon 10 all per
confined in the State Prisons, under conviction
growing out OF the antrent disturbances The pardon is
Unconditional except in the of Boughton, (Bg Thun.
der) OConner, Van Seenburgh and Esrll who are not
restored 10 the rights Of citizenship OF the whole mum
Der -four under for life for the crime
Of nsnssugh,er three whose punishment had been com
muied for death imprisonment for l for murder one
iof years. for years, and three for two
years, for manslaughter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

The n Y. Courier and Enquirer, says cannot peleve
that the country will sustain The vote eensurng General
Taylor, which passed in the House Of Representatives
Saturday, that any considerable portion Of The Amer
lean people, will 10 tear the laures from the brow
Of this gallant soldier simply because be chose to grant, in
any emergency terms to conquered foe less severe than
might have been exacied without direct violation Of the
tern laws Of civilized warfare.
The Courier also denounces The late "Army General
Order, Iorbddog soldiers to write letters for publication,
which relate 10 any way to the campaign j and then goes
express the opinion that injury will be done 10 the
harae,er and standing Of General Taylor by the fequen,
assaults mAkng upon him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
STATE on VERMONT.

la Probate cOurt, Jan. 2s. 1s47.
COMES OrreA l.. Bennett Executor Of the last will aud
~ testament Of STEPHEN BENNETT, Iale Of BsatlIs-
boro in said district deceased sAd pIesents his Admin
tration accoant for examination and allowances.
Whereapon, II is ordered that said Excelsior notify al
persona harvested that this will decide upon The al
owanoe o said account the session thereof 10 be holden
nj the probate Office said BaleboFo, the 22d day Of
February ensuing by publishing copy Of the record
Of this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in The Vermont
Phsnix printed said Braebofo, Previous said tine Of
bearing,
true copy Of Record,
% Attest, d. HARRIS, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

great wedding off in Baltimore a few nights ago
among the upper ten thousand The bride the daugh
groom himself quite wealthy II is reported that The for
tuna,e young man. setting down 10 breakfast the next
morning. was surprised hnd under his plate, check
from the brides father for $lOOO00 Quite snug little
sum 10 spend during the honey mOOn-.N y True Sun.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
NOTICE
Jan. so, al.

rs given TO all who are indebted 10 the Company Of
Il WYNN & CHASE, TO call and settle the same i'm
mediateIy, as the business Of said Company will soon
close, and all debls outstanding against the Company
must be redeemed.
REUBEN WYNN,
Surviving partner Of RUrus CHASE.
Nottingham, Jan. so, is47. swa4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

SKIN DISEASES oflen owing Serofuous Habit Of
body and in order 10 effect cure the original
must be removed.
Jaynes Alternative, of the pleasant articles offer
ed to the public has been found only seoa under
all its multiplied fuTms, OF Kings evil goe white swell
Ing ~e but also to remove the disposition Of tendency dis
eases that class and all diseases originating from distractions
in the glands poes Of skin from npuy Of the blood
other fluids OF the body. I'N q r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cUREDl
Putnam Ohio, May 10, 1891.
Dr. ID JayneDear S-Doctof IIelmeck has used some
10 bottles Of yonr Expecont aud has found decided benefit
HE health 10 better an for several years paEnd his appear
indicates decided improvement IN health His confidence
in your medicine has induced him his friends
and informed that many Of them have been 9th
ers greatly relieved. Porrs & GRAHAM.
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Brst,Ieboro. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04
Farm For Sale.

- TTNHE subscriber will sell the Farm in
&8ssIk IL Bratleboro, belonging 10 the late
"a Iii Stephen Bennett. consisting Of about
- 40 acres Of good Land, suitably divided
into moving, pastuTing and ,llage.
IL is well wooded, with good Apple and Sugar
Orchard upon it, The Fafm is we'll wstered and
well fenced, principally with stone. Said Farm is
pleasantly situated 10 the north part Of the town,
The county road leading from BEateboro TO NewfaDe.
Bral,leboro, Jan. Is, Iszi. ,iaa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

Col Monroe Edwards died in Sing Sing State Prison,
Monday Of last week. where be had been confined for
time past undergon 1.-The sentence Of the court for forgery
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

Destructive Fire in Loleat-A FIRE broke out in jewel.
Ter shop the City Hall in Lowell little before ~
o'clock "Wednesday night Of week which destroyed
that and adjoining wood buildings occupied for boot
aud shoe store and dry goods store, and then c9mmun
Gated three story brick building occupied for offices
aud three dwellings above, and BY book seller
cr ailors aud jewellers, below which nearly al des
troyed Insurance. 50 600 at the Lowell Mutual; $500
at the Hoyoke, Salem; 81 900 at the Concord Mutual
and 5000 Al the Etns in Hartford.-SPriHgfad GaT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-04

LousnsA-Pierre SOule Loeofoco, has been elected U,
s. Senator from Louisiana, TO h the vacancy oceasiOned
BY the death Of Hon Alexander Barrow lila term will en-.
Pre the 9TH Of March next The vote stood soule ~
SO, Bordelon (wD 50