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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-09
STATE OF UNDERGRADUATE.


NEW HAEovER COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, ls47.
! Original attachment-Le-
WED upon two Turpentine
John Gammel, Stills Still Worms & Tubs,
vs.. one Steam Engine, and the
Henry H. Tappan, Lands on which said Stills
James o. Smith. are situated, at the old negro
head ferry, on the east side
of the Northeast river.
TIT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
- that Henry H. Tappan and James o. Smith,
the defendants in this case SO absconds or conceas
themselves that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon them; on motion. it is or
dered that publication be made for six weeks in
the Wilmington Journal, notifying said defendants
that unless they appear at the next term of this
Court, to be held at the Courthouse, in the town
of Wilmington, on the second Monday in June
next, and plead to issue or replevy, The proper
ty levied will be condemned and sold to satisfy
plaintiff demand. Teste,
L. H. MARSTELLER, CPk.
March 26, ls47 pr. fee, SIS 623.] 28-Gt
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"D,d has Best PA fellow applied to one

"Did his Best PA fellow applied to one
of our senators, at the present session OF the
Legislature. to get him some ONCE ana 70 sup:
port his claim, told the senator ne mad fought
With Jackson at New Orleans The honora-
Bile member doubted his story. and to test ito
truth remarked: wont vote for you, be-
cause you LET the British take the city" ;.
eve couldn't help it," replied the candi-
date, eve fit like the devil, but they were too
many for us'-ReretlLs.
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-Tas22abe2' (ytsd Timber,

n OFFER my services to the makers of the a.
- bove articles, and from the knowledge have
of the business, hope to gain the patronage Of
the public. JAS. T. MORRIS, Inspector.
March 26, 1s47-[2s-5t
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9HRRAWBM,,ERsMI89
in succession from May TO
October.

October.
FROM FOUR VARIETIES.
The Boston, Pine, Hopeys Seeding, The CON-
mon Red Wood, and Stoddard's Seeding, Alpine.
The plants for sale by P. PHILLIPS, Mid
dletown Point, N. j., and VIM. Shaw, Agent,
Wilmington.
A sheet containing important information in
relation these varieties, chiefly extracts from the
MAGAZINE OF HORTICULTURE,
HORTIC ULTURIST,
and other periodicals, is furnished gratuitously
with the plants sold. A supply ofthe above plants
is daily expected per D Jones. Orders from the
country will be strictly attended to if sent soon.
VIM. SHAW.
April I'd 1S47
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Whiteyashing--Tt is said that a pint of
varnish mixed with bucket of whitewash,
will give it, in great degree, the qualities of
paint-and it viii Withstand all kinds of wealth.
er. As this is the.season for whitewashing,a
knowledge OF the above may be of some use
to our readers.
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April I'd 1S47

NORDAGE AND PACKING.-Manillaa and
" Hemp Rope, Rafting and spun Yarn; 1000
bs Russia Packing. R H STANTON & co
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Then I left f"

The Oregon mail line Of steamers are I'd
run monthly from Charleston, South Carolina,
to Chagres, touching at ST. Augustine, Key
West, and Havana. The mail will then be
conveyed by land carriage across the isthmus.
from Chagres to Panama, where il will be re-
ceved by steamers for Astoria. or the mouth
of the Columbia river, touching at Monterey,
San Francisco, and other places. The cost is
not TO exceed 100000 per annum. United
States postmasters are to be appointed at AS
toria and other points on the Pacific. Pos
tage on single letter to Chagres 20 cents,
Havana l24 cents, Panama 80 cents, and to
the Pacific coast 30 cents.
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Within the last twelve months the people
OF the city of New York have subscribed about
100000 to railroad stocks; Boston about
S2,00o,000; Pittsburg about 100000, and
PHILADELPHIA about 100000.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA.

New HANOVER COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, lS47.
\ Original Attachment
Levied upon two Turpen-
Neff & Warner and tine Stills, Still Worms and
Murphy V. Jones, Tubs, one steam Engine
VS.. land the Lands on which
Henry H. Tappan, said Stills are situated, at
James o. Smith. the old negro head ferry, on
the east side of the North
east river.
ShT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
- that Henry H. Tappan and James o. Smith,
the defendants in this case abscOnds or conCe2ls
themselves that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon them; on motion, it is or
dered that publication be made for six weeks in
the Wilmington Journal, notifying said defendants
that unless they appear at the next term of this
Court, to be held at the Courthouse, in the town
of Wilmington, on the second Monday in June
next, and plead to issue or replevy, the proper
ty levied on will be condemned and sold to satisfy
plaintiffs demand. Ieste,
L. H. NARSTELLER, CPk.
March 20, 1917 Pr. fee, SIS 623.[ 2S-6t
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoL1NA.

a =
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1S47.
\ Original Attachment -
Levied upon two Turpen-
Neff & Warner and tine Stills, Still Worms and
Alex'r MacRae, Tubs, one Steam Engine
VS. >and the Lands on which
Henry H. Tappan, said Stills are situated, at
James o. Smith. the old negro head ferry,
ou the east side of the
J Northeast river.
SRT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
- that Henry H. Tappan and James o. Smith,
the defendants in this case so absconds conceals
themselves that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon them; on motion, it is Or
dered that publication be made for six weeks in
the Wilmington Journal, notifying said defendants
that unless they appear at the next term OF this
Court, to be held at the Courthouse, in the town
of Wilmington, on the second Monday in June
next, and plead to Issue or replevy, the proper
ty levied on will be condemned and sold to satisfy
plaintiffs demand. Teste.
L. H. MARsTELLER, Crk.
March 26, ls47 [Pr. fee, SIS 623.l 2s-6t
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A lady who was a strict observer OF etiquette,
being unable to 60 to church one Sunday, sent
her card
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NOTICE.
NkR: H. s. HAMLET having purchased the
~ interest In stock, notes and accounts of
Mr.. GREGoRr, and become responsible for his
part of the debts due by the firm of GREcoRY 4;
hEATH, hereafter the concern will be carried ON
under the title and name of
w. L. P. HEATH & Co.
March IL, Is47-f26.1m
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s. LARcH.-50 boxes Pearl Starch ! do No. | do.
~ for sale by HOWARD & PEDEN
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Dissolution Of COpaI'fne9.ship.
TNHE COpartnership heretofore existing under
~ the firm of GREGonY & HEATH, at Nahum
ia Depot, Wayne county, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
RICHARD ]. GREGORY,
WIN. L. P. HEATH.
March l. (I2) ls47.-[26-lm
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March 31st, 1877 29-3t
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Will
l. lexington, on the 31st of March, 1847.
Those whose names appear on this list, are
ranuestad tn ash for adver,ica5 o+.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-07

TO- but the lowest quotedl 20 pun Bank stock
has been done at l96 and 1871
There increased interest taken In foreign secur
eH portuguese four per cents have been done nj 32
~ Chlisn six per cents e2H, Brazil old 81 san last
Done at s5 Dutch two and half per cents oS>s and
"a and The four per cent certificates S9H
can note no change worthy Of special observation
In railway shares.
Quarter before three Consols for account ssk ex
div.
THURSDAY Evening, June 1.-THE money market
continues easy and abundant for all legitimate objects
Tomorrow being the last day for the payment the
INSTRUMENTS of the loan so a. to en-
Title the holders TO discount at the Of Ave per
cent on the unexpired time, demand was felt for
money TO effect these payments which have made
Will be very little Of this scrip held most of il will be
converted into consos by the the install
ments under discount Prepayments made after to-
morrow will be entitled to discount of only ~ per
cent. The instruments falling due after this date are
on the 9Th OF July tho 9th August the Sd of
Der, and the 18th OF October, representing sum of
rather more than four millions, of which It IL under
stood the greatest part has been paid under discount
The rate of discount in the bank Lombard street
,or os OF exchange co tinues without any change but
longer dated paper Is taken freely Five cent
ID charged for frat class paper having three months
run and four and half to six per longer
and second class paper The highest given by the
brokers for money at call il AZ per per
cent Is still given for q fixed period
PARis BouRsE, Wednesday, June lo-rhe report Of
the committee on the budget of expenses has had de-
pressve tendency the market to-day at close
both Threes and Elves left off lower than yesterday
former closing at ut soc aud the latter at l7f
The railway share market has also felt the influence
and during the day great heaviness pervaded the
ket Many of the lines have closed slightly under the
prices of yesterday, but the change in quotations has
not been material or general
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to the 7th and Sth Victoria
cap -? for the week ending Saturday the 18th
day Of June, 1877
IssuE DEPARTMENT.
NOTES issued .lz''sz'2' Govt debt Eil0 zoo
Other securities. 1884 900
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ODEssA- "a --SIbce report 80 Ships Iave
arrived here, and have almost without exception been
taken at high freghts of the scarcity Of
vessels
The following is Az accurate estimate as could be
obtained of the stock Of &C. in the boring
harbors Of the Black sea, in chetwerts, viz -
Ian RaDe-
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f23, 592 925 E23, 592 1896
BANKING DEPARTMENT..
Proprietors' capl.. Ell, $4,000 Govt securities
Rest, 3,ftl ACC (ncudng dead
PUBLIC deposits Tim weight annuity Gil, 7l310l
GLIDING f.xchequer, Other securities . i7,a53469
Savings Banks, Notes .... 5375 2t5
Commissioners OF Gold and silver coin 76j o26
National Debt, and
Dividnd Accounts) 86936i9
Other deposits. -. 8228ls
Seven day and other
bills. -. 49,. 7ol,525
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Miscellaneous.

The hotels ia Chicago are full, an. the papers are
calling the citizens open thei hon~.s -, r. 80
gates TO the River and IuDor Convention now in So.
tiOn w that city WV ~ w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-27

CHOLERA Misunderstanding the intense heat o
summer, aud before the process OF digestion IS com
pleted, our food is often spoiled or purified in the
stomach hence bad breath, sour belchngs, costive
ness. pain OF the stomach, dyscnery, cholera morbus
and other dangerous complaints
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are certain to re-
move all the above unpleasant complaints because
they cleanse the ST )mach and bowels OF tn Use purid
humors which are the not only of all diseases
the bowels but OF every maady incident to man.
Four or five of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taker
every night on going to bed, will in short time com
petel; rid the body OF every description OF suffering
at the same time the digestive organs will be restored
healthy tone, and the blood thoroughly purified
that Cholera Morbus any other disease, will be lite
rally driven from the body
BEWARE OF CONFERENCE.-The ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH A Pc,
ON TIE Tor LABEL EACH BOX. None other IS gen
uine and to counterfeit this is FORGERY.
The genuine for sale py w: H. CURTIS, Water
Street. and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson Essex
j. b Dyke, Huntington w. Rhodes .lr. Richmond
T.. B. Green, Richmond J. Ii. & T. W. Tower
Underhil HurIbut & Hodges, Wils.on X. San
derson, and c. Ayers, West Williston J. Lyman
Jericho w. B Nclie. llinesburgh w. 5. & II. P
Wood. Wes,ford Staples & Lyon, Charlotte John
Simonds. Shelbune : X. Richmond Barnard ;and al
New Enaland Branch Office and General Depot, los
fremont Street Boston.
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Fnhshers OF the United States Dspensatory, II
Philadelphia, and Professors of Ma,erla Medca ana
Pharmacy in the University OF Pennsylvania, say, ex
p'rence among regular practitioners would seem tt
have placed the efficacy OF the Sarsaparllia beyond
reasonable doubt Its most extensive and useful APP
pca.iol is 10 the ire ,tn en oi 'conlly diseases an
SHAT ereI -tlt, pttl' system wIch son tines 10 low
the nJrIlelt rs, o. nerclry L re cll n NJ
d Jllt but 1t - one oil the b.. VI dcnes now in W,
particularly wlen 1t is mixed with the Extract Oh 10
inltoes.
|, is often s1il Tint all Medicine put up in this fon
is r-cu I'd / u cl.e all complaint winch flesh
h-r 10 hut Il is not 81 vt tIIs nut can II com
mend with tie utmosI conplence md he exnerenc,
T,nitp Bites, AMI do know that they n most
certain remedy for n complains arising from lmpuri
ties of the Blood, bsarranpement OF the Digestv,
Ogans, and Irregularities OF the Bowels and all B
lous affections.
For sale by TnEo A. PECK Apo,hecary ant
wholesale Druggist, and by dealers in Medicine gen
orally throughout the State.
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COUGH REMEDIES.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
LONDON.

4 Savings BANK for the benefit Of the
AWidow and Orphan (Emporered ly Act Of Par
Lament, Capital tj0o,0Oo sterlmgo or $1,000, WO,
besid, 5 n Reserve Fund from surplus premnms> OF
about SlS5 900 part OF thu capital Is invested in the
United States. r. LAME MURRAY, Esq. George
street, Hanover Square, Chairman OF the Court OF
Directors in London.
United States Board Of Local Directors-Chief Of
flee for America. a Wall ST n. Y Jacob Harvey
ESQ Chairman, John J. Palmer Esq. Jonathan
Goohue, ESD Jas Buoman, Esq, Geo Barclay.
Esq, Saml $ Rowland, Esq, GoIham A; Worth,
Esq Saml VI. Fox, Esq, VIM Van Hook, Esq
and C. Edward Habichl, Esq EDW. I. RICH
ARDSON, Esq General Accountant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables Of Rates, Lists
of AGENTS &c SC, Obtained at the Chief Office, II
Wall street, or from either OF the Agents throughout
the United States, and British North American Co.
ionies j. LEANDER STARR
General Agent for the L States and b A, Colonies
GEO +. HOuGllroN, Agent ct 81. Abans
JAMES W lilChOk AZ At Burlington I'M.
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THEODORE A. PECK,
APOTHECARY
Wholesale Druggist,
BURLINGTON, VT,

BUKEINUTON, VIZ,
IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND INDIA
DRUGS
New Chemicals; Leeches; Surgical instruments
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles: Saline or Mineral
Waters Dagnerreotype articles Genuine Patent and
1'homsonian Medicines Pure Liquors and Wines
Soda Fountains and Syrups; Brushes Perfumes Soaps
Inks Blackings, Fancy and Domestic articles; Glass
Ware; Dye Stuff, Camphene, Bird, Field, Flower
and Garden Seeds, &c. &c.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters
Csmphene, Leeches, &c periodically purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trusses, Leechcs, &c, will al
ways find person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed nj all hours of night.
cH The attention OF Druggists, Physicians, Mer-
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited with the
surance that they can be supplied from this establish.
ment as advantageousy at the city markets
THEODORE A. PECK
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A BLESSED, BLESSED AND HEAVENLY
MIRACLE OF MIRACLES!!

On the dth Of august in the gear 1Si3 a singular
scene occurred in the Royal Scientific Institution
Of France. The aged, ,ohite headed President his
head bare, his arms Outstretched his face radiant
,rh smiles, for science ,cas triumphantJ and his
roice Nth gratuiatory tone, delivered tie Joliotcng
%%f We .rc o.,ora.d =, iii. .n,,,,. ......,'
Where indeed will science stop Here we have
preparation made in the form OF beautiful piece of
soap which we know by actual practice to cure every
Gnaneous eruption, every Disagreement Of and even
uiscoIored SKIN =, Where will its magic and singular
power cease ! The Negro, the Creole, the Yellow
Race OF the East, and the Red Man of the Far West
are alike under the influence of its extraordinary
powers of clearing yellow or dscolored skin and ma
knight white and beautiful, and of changing the color
OF dark or black. or brown skin" (IIefe several per-
sons were brought forward by the President who had
used it, in proof of his asseron)
| There are probably few persons ofintegence who,
after reading the above. will doubt the qualities OF
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP
P,mptes, Blotches, Salt Rheum, Scurry, E,ysipelas.
Sore Heads, Old Sores, Beard and BGrJers Itch.
Chanped and Tender Flesh, Freckies, Tan,
| SuM6urh and changing dark Suhburn or
leuOU SKIN TO d pure clear ,rhite,
as smooth and SOFT as an H.
and in fact every kind of eruption and Disbursement
Read these certihcates
/ From the New Orleans Sentinel, October, lsi4.l
4 One of our subscribers, Mr. Ii Leonard informs us
that he has been cured OF old, scay Sat Rheum, oil
eighteen years standing, on his bea d. fingers and
hands, by cake of an Article uuch advertised lately
we speak of Jones Italian Chemical Soap He
| also inolms us that he las ued It's effects on his ,-
male slave Rose much marked with sun spots and he
found in two weeks her skin much clearer and whittier.
James Ethan, painter. in Jersey City, was cured
OF carbunces and pimpes which he was afflicted with
Tor many years. by part of a cake of Jones' Italian
Chemical Soap
Persons in purchasing this must always ask for
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP and per.
hops, as many who have been cheated with counter
ieis will be too much discouraged try the genuine
SAY to such, try this once-you will not regret it
but always see that the name OF r JONES is on the
wrapper.
Sold only at New York at SO CHATHAM
STREET, Sign of the american Eagle.
Prsce. SO Cents n Cake.
~ Full directions for use accompany each cake OF
Jones Soap. For sale by Geo. E. HARRiYsToN only
Agentfor vermont Sm3
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Special Notice

s-'-Thc extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
which achieving unparalleled ttiumphs in various
sections of this country introduced into this
vicinity Let every sick person read the advertisement
OF the Gractcnberg Company, which will be found in
another column For sale at SuERwooDs, West side
Court House Square, and by Amos {. Spear,
Churrh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-27
1ftorktts.
brighton Cattle Market, Monday, Aug. 3D.

REPORTED FOR THE TRAvELLER.l
At market 1850 Beef Cattle, including about Ioo
Stores, 30 yokes Working Oxen, As Cows and Ca'ee'
$500 Sheep and Lambs aud about 1850 SWINE. led
BEEF CArrLE-Firsq quality Sc 10 second anu '''''
qualities, from s. TO % o,;ced
SroRE CArrLE-Ddll, and sales were no, "o''e''
except two year od-some taken at S2c ., "a 90
WORKING OxEN-Sales made at Soo' '''
and SO5. LAM 10 % 81
Cows AND CALvEs-Sales noticed at sio' i''
and A. 1T, ,, ,.kep ot 60
1919 Is. Lambs at sl IS = 70 and 50 g, c,r har
SwlNr-At wholesale 81 for sows ana 81 'oi o"''
rows--At retail from 81 to - ana s per H. LARGE
,,,nh, ~ hnt remain unsod at the close OF the
market.
WOOL. Dufy 80 per CT
There is now fair supply of Fleece Wool in
market. Sales have been made to some extent du-
ring the past week at quoted rates
.,;,, Elapcps
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BELLOWS FALLS STAGE HOUSE,
Ky Russell HYDE

tAlENSiVE alterations and improvements have
with The Railroad tendencies OF the day. and is NV
IN admirable order to accommodate and make com.
Portable Its numerous patrons and the travelling public
Bellows Falls, Aug, l5i7 sf
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Hannah Persons Estate.

STATE OF YER VI ON T,l AT Pro
DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN, IS. n bate Court
holden at Burlington, within and tor tn said District
aforesaid on the ninth day August A, D. 1917, an
Instrument purpor,ing to be the last VIII and Tes,a-
mcnt of Hannah Person, late OF Shebume, in said
District deceased presented TO the Court here or
Probate. 10y Luther VI. Hagar and Henry : Morse
the Executors therein named.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court that public no.
ce be given all persons interested therein TO au-
pear before said Courtat session thereof be holden
at the office of the Register ot said Court in said Bur.
lington on the 2nd "Wednesday in september A ID
1917 and contest the Probate OF said VIA aud i, fur.
Their ordered that this order be published three week,
successively in the Free Press, newspaper printed
at Burlington in this State The last OF which shall b,
revouso the day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand ai the Registers Office, Thu,
oh day OF August A. D. 1877 ,,
Tvs CHAo hoSoELl', Judge
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ANNALS OF VERMONT,
Historical, Political and Legislative
FROM AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
YUyIVE vrrnrncvf,xr-r~

FROM AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
TNlIE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO prR,1su
the ensuing tall, Tor as soon as the expense of pub
cation shall be wafranted) the correspondence be-.
wee ,ne Governors q NeW Hampshe and New
100 to INA, together with the doings Of their respec
i've Councils thereon -also the doinqs of His Naies
TVS Council, Colonial Secretary aud Board Of TraJe
on the same subject Ito which will be appended the
following entitled pamphlets, viz:
state OF the right OF the colony of New York
with respect to its Eastern Boundary on Connection,
RIVER and Giants made by the French south Of Crown
| FONT, published by the General Assembly of New
ioIk, ,lU3 with an appendix Of the facts
"A Narrative of the Proceedings o. the Government
! OF New ok relative to the New Hampshire Grants .
being iu reply 10 the foregoing pamphlet and APP
pcndlx, published l77l, by ETHAN ALLEN
Ira Aliens Remarks Oh the same SUBJECT published
| III, IN two pamphlets
Ethan Aliens Anmadvelsary Address on the New
| York Cont oversv, l775
| Ira Aliens Vndication ofVermont l179
Ethan Aliens Vmdication Of Vermont, l779-ap.
proved of by the Governor and Council
Vermont Appeal, by Stephen r. Bradley, l779-
approved Of BY the Governor and Council.
Rem rs,ra OF Gov. Chit,enden and his Council
1888, together with several other interesting ducu.
inclts on the same SUBJECTS.
The above woIk win contain between five and sis
hundred folio pages, on fair type and paper and vii
be afforded TO subscribers at $500 per copy in clotl
binding. or S2,25 III sheep. payable on delivery.
Tire above work is to he succeeded by another vo
ume. OF from five TO six hundred folio pages, contain
ing proceedings of Conventions OF the Green Noun
tam Boys previous TO March, III the doings OF til,
Councils Of Safety to NJ rch, ms the Journals o
Assembly and Council from March 18th, l775 to an,
including October session, 1884, together with the
cret correspondence with Gen 1ialdmand and hi.
COMMISSIONERS Gen. Washington, the Governors o
the New England States, New York and the Cont
mental Congress, and such other correspondence re
late TO the part the people Of the New Hampshire
Grants took in the Revolutionary War which volume
will be afforded subscribers at the same price Vo
lume |, payable on delivery.
| Barnet, July g. lSi7. HENRY STEVENS.