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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
STATE OF VERMONT.

Dlstflct OF WcsImnseF, s..
The Hon. The Probate Court for The District Of
Westfninsier:--T To al persons interested in the es
tate of D.apID J. PUTNAM, late Of LyndJOrough
in the County Of Hinsborough, and Slate of Ne,e
Hampshire, deceased, intesiate.
GaEETING.
The application Of Belinda Putnam, widow OF said
deceased for assignment to her Of much Of the
personal estate OF the said deceased as she shall be
justly entitled to- stands for hearing and decision, at
session Of said court TO he held at the Inn Of Charles
Dickinson, in Rockineh ham, in said district the last
"Wednesday of June, ls47. And Won will then and
there appear and object 10 the if you shall
cause
ABlsHAI sToDDARD, Ree'r.
Grafton, May 90, ls47. az
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro.
In Probate Court, June 7, 1917.

Probate District Of Marlboro.
In Probate Court, June 7, Is47.
ltOMES Margaret Miller, Widow of STEPHEN
~ MILLER, late Of Marlboro, deceased. and
moves the Court here for an assignment TO her Of
Personal Property from the Estate Of said deceased
Whereupon il is ordered that said Petitioner notify
all persons interested that this Court will decide upon
application at the session thereof 10 be holden at
the Probate Office in Braieboro in said District on
the last Thursday of June instant by publishing a
copy of the record OF this order three weeks Guccess
lively in the Vermont Phenix, printed said Brate.
boro, previous TO said time ofhearing.
true copy Of Record
40 Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

FARMERs BARoMErER.-A writer in the Geor-
gia Farmer gives directions for making cheap ba.
romeler aid in foretelling the weather He takes
stick three feet long, and attaches 10 the but end
a vial, full Of air. OF course, and corbed tight The
stick is then suspended in horizontal position on
pivot, where il will readily turn-say thre ad
tied near its centre. When storm is coming on,
the air outside is lighter than that Thin the vial
of course the vial sinks, and indicates change in
the atmosphere. Such barometer may be made
in ten minutes, and some Of our young philosophc
farmers will incline to have barometers OF their own
manufacture.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

DEAFNEss.---A gentleman called upon US yesler-
day 10 make known the good effects which the ap.
plicalon OF few drops Of pure (sinecre) honey
had wrought in case of deafness. For a long
time. he remarked, his wife had suffered from a
considerable degree Of deafness in one ear-she
was at length persuaded to drop into the ear one
two drops Of honey. This was repeated once or
twice. at intervals, aud the hearing Of The ear was
entirely restored; aud other persons. encouraged
by that case, had been equally benefited OF
course. the deafness must have been caused BY
some obstruction, and not by injury to the drum o.
the ear We mention the case 10 apprise those
who may be suffering in this way Of remedy
~ Philadelphia u s. Gazette
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
STATE OF vEnMoNT.
PROBATE Disifici OF NlhIiDoT'
In Probate Court, April IS, 1947.

In Probate Court, April IS, iS47.
A N Instrument purporng to be the last VIII and
IN Testament OF LEMUEL WHITNEY, late Of
Brattleboro, deceased, is presented for Probate by
Samuel Whitney, therein named Executor thereof
Wheieupon il Is ordered that said named Executor
notify all persons interested thai this Court will decide
upon the Probate of said instrument at the session
IN eof TO be holden at The Probate Office 10 said Brat
teboro, on the last Thursday of June next, by pub
fishing a copy OF the record Of this order three weeks
successfully 10 the Vermont Phenix, printed at said
Bratteboro, previous TO said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
~ Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

A CASE IN PolNT-A Kentucky merchant. says
the Cincinnati Commercial, came into our Office
yesterday, 10 subscribe for our paper. While we
were taking his name he remarked that few days
ago. he had Two or three thousand bushels Of shelf
ed corn; buyer came along, and he sold il. at a
low price, A day or two after the sale, he learned
from neglbor, who took the Commercial, that
the price of corn had risen. BY that one trans
action said he, g. lost enough 10 pay for your
paper ten gears, at least This is but a solitary
case Of severe loss by not taking paper. We do
not expect every body TO take our paper, but we do
emphaticalIy say that man who grudges the cost
Of newspaper, stands in his own light. This is
the age Of newspapers, and he who does not take
any is behind the age, not only in corn specula-
lions, but IN every thing else.
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. TO l1olitifs, 6omc 1uonsiru, Nous, Aortu
BRATTLEBORo, THURSDAY, JUNE "a, Is47.

w. &. RrtnrR SiR:-The suljoned article is copied
FROM the nins IF Liberty of the 18th March us by the
friends Of the writer, with desire that you would rePubh
il in the Phaair, should you think proper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

ELEoANT CARrETrNo ron NINgrEScE YARD !
We called on friend the other day, and our alien
iiou was attracted 10 what was apparently canvass
carpet Of very fine texture, Of fresh coors, and with
handsome border On inquiry, we were surpris-
ed to learn that il was what might be called home
spun and that it cost but ninepence square yard.
As no letters patent have been taken out for the
invention. we give the directions as we received
them. Sew together strips Of The cheapest cotton
cloth, Of the size Of The room, aud tack the edges
10 the floor Then paper the cloth as yCu would
the sides of a room, with any sort OF paper. The
paste will be stronger if gum arabic is mixed with
it. After being well dried. give il two coais Of var.
nish, aud your carpet is finished II can be washed
like canvass carpets, without injury Such carpet.
Of course viii not bear the rough usage Of kilct
en-; but in chambers and keepingroons our inform
AMI tells US he has seen them after being used fol
two years and frequently washed, retaining beau.
tiiul polish smoother than canvass
it Portsmouth Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

More Dspravy We learn that the decayed remains Of
full grown infant discovered few days since N Peru
village, Clinton county, Y They had been deposited In
the ceiling of house eay in the winter and the warm
weather induced On Offensive smell which forced search
alter It's cause The circumstances such to render il
probable the child was and thus seeeted by It's
mother 70 hide her shame. --kesssriHs Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

a Faittfd Messenger Mr. solomon Hayes who in The
service Of Aesss Livingston Wells Express Forwardeis
between New York and Buffalo, has travelled without acct
dent 1929 railroad and river 4s2 $50 miles lie
has never missed trip these years and has carried for
bis employers without the loss Of cent, $50 billions Of
doars.-Jeurnai Of Commerce w
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HAVING TOOLS.

OAO DOZEN Blanchard's, DarnR's, Farwel's
AOO Smiths, sibley's. Chambers, and other max,
ers Grass Scyihes
Scylhe Stones and Rifles; Rakes, Piichiorks, 4 c..
&C., wholesale and retail by G. g. HALL.
Jone 0, ls4J Gw42
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE business relation heretofore existing under The
IL firm Of S. ii. JOKES 4 Co., Is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent S. II. JONES,
JOHN WOODBURY.,
RILEY BURDrrf.
BratleboIo, May 9th, ieg7. e go AZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
WM. II. RYTHER.
0FFIGE---NO. WHEELERS STONE BUILDING.
TkRus.--To single subscribers, $500 year To Com
panes those who pay advance liberal diseoun,
will be made. aeF
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eg-Last Call.

A s have palronzed the printers literally, shall
"a next employ the Collector and every mPn who
No mistake. a JOHN SMITH.
GuioTd. June ls47. 4w4i'
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Fish.

A NEW ARRIVAL Of Dry COD Fish,
N Picked Salmon, Mackerel,
Blue Fish, Sword Fish,
For sale hy the pound l-s, IA, 1-2 or whole BAR
rcls, at the sign Of The Elm Tree.
T0WNSLEY s. SONS.
Bfaitleboro, June s, is47. ~
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Commissioners, Notice.

TTvHE subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Couil ior the district Of Marlboro,
Commissioners receive examine and adjust ell claims
and demands of all persons against the estate OF
LUTHER W.4T'EIfS,
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, (sx
months bring allowed from the 25th Of May, instant,
for the creditors 10 exhibit their clams) hereby give
notice that will attend TO the business of ap
pointment at the Dwelling house oi Widow Mary
Waters, in said Halifax, on the first Tuesday Of July
and the second Tuesday of November next, al one
O'Clock, p. NJ. on each Of said days.
PARK WILLIAMS, lcs,..
AMOS TUCKER, oo"''"
Halifax, May 90, is47. 4s
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M the sign OF me Elm Tree
Combs, Combs.

A FREsn AssoRTMERT of Silver, Berlin Iron, Steel
IN Shell, Horn, and Ivory Combs, comprising every
ii. d. BRAcKETT
June T. 3w42
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
Gold and Silrer Watches,

or every style and quality, warranted good Time
HID. BRACKETT.
June I. Sw4a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-05

gag the freedom Of the press. That question Is
not involved and cannot be brought into TIC con-
royersy. The only question At issue Is has the
Senate a right TO preserve is own dignity TO
withhold an act Of courtesy from the editor oi
the Unionl The Senate decided it had' aud act
ed accordingly; and the editor Of 'he"Picayune
denominatos the act as ga high-handed HsHTPa'
hoa Of power" UsurPalion Of Power Well
we do not exactly know what meaning to attach
to such misnomer, but we would enquire Of the
ed,or,-and we make the inquiry in the conf
dence, and wilhthe freedom Of an intimate friend,
(ror we are on terms Of intimacy and friendship
with the person who conducts the "Picayune," I"
in what that "usurpation" consistsl We have
been unable to make the discovery, and hope that
those of kesnsr perception will aid US in our trib
uation!-will 'remove the beam from our eye!"
alt takes optics sharp, ween,
To see things that are not to be seen."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-05

C0zarsIeKTED-ii every Person vi1h eoaghs os
any q The Precursoy gm2toms Of eonsumptiou'
bronchitis o. liver complaint, would a. once take d
bottle ,i the genuine Lyerwort Balsam The PrePafa-
ton Of which was discovered BY that genius in med
iesl science. Dr.. Taylor. s75 B0Vey, they would
find immediate and sure relief. The doctor was q
graduate Of the University Of Pennsyivsnia. and
possessed rare medical sitainments. His medicine
has Justly met with unbounded success and the doe
tor exhibits numerous certificates from the most
spectacle individuas in the country, that vi con-
vince the most skeptea Of It. perfect curative pow.
ers.-New York Tribune.
The above FOR sale In
AGENrS.-R. Kennedy, Cauo'lion; John II
vine, Kigorei A. T. Moore, Jefferson; e. G. Wiz
ing. Canton; Doc. Lyon, WellssiiIe; d. P. Ora
ham. New Lisl0ai J S. Scott, Sieubenvi!le.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-05
saving Fund AssOcia ton.

Pursuant to notice, meeting was organized at
the Court House, on Monday evening last, 1st
inst, by calling John F. Miller to the Chair, and
appointing Stuart G. Mckee, Secretary, TO take
into consideration the propriety of forming a
Saving Fund Association for the mutual benefit
of the the laboring class of our citizens. After
the meeting was called to order, T. w. Collier,
being called upon, stated the object of the meet
ing and showed the benefits to be derived by
the establishment of such an Association, not on
ly to its individual members but 10 community.
After having the opinions of number Of other
individuals present, on motion it was
Resolved, That Committee of five be appoin.
ted to draft a Constitution and Bylaws for the
regulation and government of this Society, and
that the said Committee report TO a meeting Of
the same, on next Tuesday evening, March 9th:
whereupon, the Chair appointed Thomas w.
Collier, Henry A. Stidger, Joshua D. Patton
William Baxter, and James Davis, said Commit.
tee.
After further remarks from those present rela.
tive to the true interest ofthis association it was
Resolved, That this Meeting now adjourn tc
meet on next Tuesday evening, March 9th al
early candle lighting at the Court House.
ResolUed, That the Secretary cause the pro-
ceedings of this meeting to be published in both
newspapers ofthis town, and give general notice
of the next meeting.
JOHN F. MILLER, Pres.
STUART 6. Mckee, Sec'y.
Corrollton, March lst l847.
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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS.
CARROLLTON,';'i;a:i#nARCm 5, Isl7.
SPEECH OF MIR. CoRWIN.

The emily paper within our knowledge, claim
ing TO be Wing, ihaihas notsPoken Of the speech
ofMr. Corwin in terms ofthe highest commenda-
lion, is the Neg York Courier 4 Enquirer. The
editor of that print, James Watson Webb, char
acterizes the speech as Anti-American, and inti.
mates that the author is a tory, and his opinion
is copied by the LOcoioco presses as Wing au-
thority. Now, we propose to examine, briefly,
the Usraeity, character and disiHierestsdnsss Of
this new adjunct of Locofoeoism, and see what
his opinion ought to DO worth. The New York
Courier g. Enquirer is the samepaper, and James
Watson Webb the same man, that, few years
ago, was denounced, by every Locofoco press
in the Union, as bought up by the Bank Of the
United Staies;-the same man that, in later years,
was convicted and sentenced to the Penitenuary,
and nothing save the mistaken clemency OF
Wing Executive prevented him from entering its
walls;-lhe same "christian" that went from the
city of New York 10 the State Of Delaware, on
Sunday for the purpose of fighting a duel with
Tom Marshall;-the same man that advocated
the Annexation, when every Whig paper in the
northern, and nearly every one in the southern
States, opposed the measure;-the same man that
preferred seeing Texas annexed as Slave holding
territory, and denounced northern Representa-
tves for endeavoring to divide Texas so that any
portion Of fitcouldbe admitted into the Union as
freeState;-the same man that, Thenthe President
made war upon an unohending sister Republic
without consulting Congress, then in session, said
twas all right, and that those who doubted the
business Of the act, were Mexicans in hearg-tht
same manthat, lastfall, used every means, faranC
foul, to defeat the Wing candidate, and to elec
Sias Wright Governor of New York;-ihe same
man that has spent the winter at Washington ci
ty, fishing for a Brigadier Generalship in the ar
my, lauding the measures of the President to th
skies, and heapng anathema upon anathema oil
those who had the frmness-the independence
Of characterize speak and act for themselves.
Such is brief biographical sketch of this nev
proselyte-this recruit to the waning fortunes O
Locofocoism. man with no fred principle
mere political weather-cock-th chameleon
like, changes hues with every shade. They ma
boast over their new acquison for a brof houl
but it will not benefit them; their race is run, an
all the James Watson Webbs in Christendor
will not save them.
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ENLARGEMENT.

Our subscribers will perceive, that the LIBERTY
HALL AND CINCINNATI GAZETTE reaches them this
week, considerably enlarged in its dimensions, and
improved in its typographical appearance general
ly. This enlargement has been rendered necessa-
ry by the press of news upon our columns, and is
made cheerfuIly In order to serve more efficiently
the large and steadily increasing patronage that is
bestowed upon the paper throughout the country,
but more especially in the three leading western
Stales,-Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.
But there is another object, that we have long had
in view, which this enlargement enables us TO eff
feet and this is, the supply OF greater qusnuty Of
miscellaneous reading, for the entertainment and
edhcaton of the family circle. Politics, news aud
commerce, must of course constitute the leading
matter Of a journal that crcuates among a free
people; hut the moral and social influence of a
Wholesome LITERATURE ought not to be overlooked,
and shall not be in the Gazette. A portion of our
last page every week is now devoted TO a carefully
selected miscellany, the amount OF matter IN which
will be considerably increased 80 soon as Congress
and the Legislature shall have adjourned.
The Review Of the Markets, always conspicu
GUS le0ture OF the LiNery Hall and Cincinnati Ga
ze,te, shall hereafter receive the same caI eu atten
ton that has been bestowed upon it heresofyre.-
Its reports embrace regularly all the important ope
ralons in -four, whisky, grain and otier articles
produce, made known at the Merch0nts Exchange
brought down to the latest hour, ap may be depen
ed upon Tor accuracy.
The terms OF the paper remain without change
viz:-yearly subscription So, n paid in advance
50 so if paid within the year, or $3 if not palc
| ill after the close of the yeal,
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SlIERIEF,S SALE.

RY virtue Of writ Of Fl Fa Et Lev Fa, issued out
of the court Of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio and to me directed, will offer for sale At the
door of the court house in Canollton, on
wednesday the 2sth Of April, Isl7,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and oclock,
P. NJ on said day, the following real estate, to wit
all the right, title interest, and claim Of Pimm Tay-
lor in and to the following described real estate, viz:
the undivided half of the following lands, beginning
at the northwest corner Of section l. in township lG
Of range 6, thence east with the northern boundary
Of said section chains and links to the northwest
corner Of Tayors addition to the town Of Minerva,
thence south chains and 81 links to the southwest
corner Of said addition, thence east chains and =
links to the southeast corner Of said addition thence
south chains and 40 links to post a stone thence
west by line parallel with the northern boundary
of said section IA chains and 81 links to the western
boundary of said section thence north chains ana
links to the place of beginning, containing nine
acres and eightyfve hundredths of an acre, strict
measure. ALSO, the one undivided half Of the fol-
lowing lots in the town Of Minerva, Taylor's addi
tion VIZ: lots numbered 6, T. So 49, IA, II, IS, le
and 90 Taken in execution and will be sold by me-
Terms cash. L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 26, lS47-20-5t Pr. fee 3.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.
Richard Webb

vs..
William Seaton, Pimm Taylor Absalom OIL
Craig, Simeon Jennings, Robert Reed, and GrI,F
John Taylor.
pY virtue of an order of SALE issued out of the court
of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, sitting
in chancery, and to me directed as special master
commissioner, Twill offer for sale on
wednesday the 2Sth of April, Is4z,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock,
P NJ on said day, at the door of the court house in
Carrollton, the following real estate, to wit: the west
half of section /, township l6, of range 6, in said
county; ALSO, the east half of the northeast quar-
ter of section 6 of township l6, and range g. in said
county, ALSO, twenty-five acres off the north end of
the west half of the southwest quarter Of section -,
of township l6, in range 6, in said county; ALSO 1,
the west half of the southeast quarter Of section
in township Is, of range 6, in said county, being the
same tract of land heretofore conveyed by Thomas
Wright to Solomon Bruicker, and by said Bruicker
to Barzella Bates. Taken on an order of sale and
will be sold by me- Terms Cash.
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner in Chancery.
February 26, lS47-2O-5t. Pr. fee So
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Notice i'm Partition.

STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SIS. p
Court Of Common: Pleas; uaeation af ter OctO-
Der term, 4. D. 1916.
Lydia Ann Sheckler, widow, Luton Cunningham,
John Sheckler, William Sheckler, Susan Sheckler,
Julia Sheckler, and Sarah Sheckler, will take notice
that petition was filed against them, in said court,
the 26th day of February, A. D. lS47, by William
Thompson, of Carroll county, Ohio, and is now pen
ding therein, in which the said Thompson demands
partition of the following real estate, situate in said
county, to wit: the southeast quarter of section
Der g. township Strange 5; aso the northeast quar-
ter of section No. l3, township l5, range s. except
60 acres sodto James Coke, on the east side of said
last mentioned quarter; containing altogether 260
acres of land, of which the said Thompson claims
three undivided tenths said petition further repre-
sents that Lydia Ann Sheckler, as widow Of Simeon
Sheckler deceased is entitled to dover in said prem
ises; and prdys that dover may be set off to her ac
cordng to law and that at the next term Of said court
application will be made by said Thompson, for an Or
der that partition may be made of said premises
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
By JNo. L. H. VALLAYDIGHAM, his Attorney.
March 5, IS47-9l-6t Pr fee DO.
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Posi- OFFICE REGULATIoNs.-The Post Master
General lately issued circular to his deputies
directing them to remove the envelop from all pa
pers coming to their respective ofices-examne
them minutely, and if there was any mark, either
written or stamped upon them, or upon theenve
lOp, save the name of the person to whom they
are directed, to charge letter postage, by 'ceigh
upon them, and if that was not paid, to return
them TO the office from whence they were mail
ed, and institute suit against the sender for $5
PER CoNTRA,-The New York Journal o.
Commerce states that merchantin that city dis
regarded these instructons-had a suit brought
against him-wrote to the Post Master General
to know what provision of the Post Office Law
he had violated, and the answer was discon'
tinuance of the suit!
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SIEEREFF's SALE.

RY virtue OF two writs Of vend exponas, issued
out of the court OF common pleas for Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio and to me directed, | will offer iOrsale al
the door Of the courI house in Cagrouton, on
Wednesday the 98th day Of April, l847,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o..
clock, P. NJ. the following real estate to wit: Lot
number two, in Jeremiah Mason's addition 10 the
town OF Pekin, Carroll county, Ohio. Taken in ex-
ecution and will be sold by me. Terms cash.
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 26, l847-90-5t. Pr. fee ! so.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
scented TO :he trustees oil Loudon township, Car,
roll county, at their session TO be held Oh Mondsy
the jh day of April next praying for an Olteratlon
OF part oil ownshiP road leading from John Rus
sells farm to Amsterdam, in Jefferson county: The
proposed alteration to commence at the east end of
Thomas Carson's lane, running south on the line
between said Carson and the lands of John and
William Scott to the creek thence to inlersect the
read leading from Amsterdam to CLas Htss' mill.
February 26 le47-20-4t.