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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-28

LEMON JELLY.-Squccsc the juice from
one dozen fine fresh LEMON, add to it one
pound Of double refined loaf sugar, then re-
ducc it with quart or more water, making
it a rich lemonade, see that none of the le-
mon pips arc in, set it on the fire, and for
each quart of it dissolve an ounce of ISM
glass stir it to it, let it boil up once, then
strain it into moulds. If the jelly should not
prove sufficiently firm, add more isingasS, or
reduce it over the fire.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-28

THE JACKSON MoNUNENT.-The'W Wash
ington Union thus alludes:to the prospects of
the project of erecting monument in me-
mory of General Jackson in that city and
the appointment of an agent to procure sub
scriptions in the Southern and Western
States:
" We learn that H. S. Davis, Esq, of this
city has been appointed by the committee Of
the Jackson Monument, a travelling agent
for procuring subscriptions for said monnent
in the southern and western states. S. SIS SIS
Mr.. Davis will: wait upon az classes Of
our fellow citizens in the tour of duty, and it
is hoped that a sufficient sum will be obtain-
ed to complete the work before the close Of
another congress, in q mariner Wof Of fthe
man and ofthe spirit of the ss3s5 s'5 9
The public may rest assured that what
seyeris subscribed to this object will be scrll-
spulotigiy devoted 10 the buiId ding thereof, and;
'tilata snlodsifs nov being prepared for the
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-28

GEN. BUTLER.-It is said that Gen. But
lcr intends to have an operation performed
on his leg. The muscle has grown to the
bone, and renders him cripple. He in
tends to have it separated from the bone.
The wound gives him, at times, inexpensive
agony.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-04-28

DHEADru1.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
publishes {; Vera Cruz letter from Il volun-
tccr, under date of March 23 which saws =
81 was posted upon a guard last night
within 29e yards 9fsha M
the command of igaaier g neral How,
and could distinetl the scIeatns,pi .wo..
man, and children, as aIis shell ins in
TervaIs there Rds: genera of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18
RIVER NHfgS y.
REPORTED By c. II. BERF5


9 feet inches water in the channei rising
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OF Boats for the last 81 hours. ending yesier
day al o'clock, Y. NJ.
ARRIVED.
California. Hunter, Pittsburgh.
Hlibernia No 2.klineielter, "
Pacific, Campbell. Cincinnati.
Clipper No 2. Crooks, ..
Saint Cloud, Mason, N. o.
nEPARTED.
Tslisman, Cole, Pittsburgh,
Palo Alto,-,
Pacific, Campbell, :"
Arena, Hazlett. !"
Clipper No2 Crooks, /"
California. Hunter, Nashville.
Hibenia, klinefelter, Cincinnati.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18
SOMETHING NEW

"a This Is the age Of Improvement, ttke Tins ne
mod Of informing my old customers aHi ti's public
ehefshy that have invented OF the greatest "a
ens iof chairs ever offered 10 The public u , ay
thef country Toeeiher with my large stock 81 verz
hs hh'sheu worn, which may be enHner ted under tHe
FLOWING heads BOSTON, Half Dosi.n -,.-,ii ,ad 81.
'etoh. sin bssk, common AMI Small locking Giisi
sw style OF rssios and Sitting Roon, chars French
TAIL FRENCH Mexicsn. Cottage ana Common Chars
etees, socahies Crib Cradles and Ch,l.lreu' raal,
hairs all of which win warrant and sell a priee "a
snnot iaiito please and that cannot be heat ~ an
,bshaeni in the country that does work Of r,t m a
y al No. Is7, Sign ofthe big Chair, Msnst * sseins
feb > w RiHELbAFFEH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18
MIR. SALTER--

Sir. wish you would send ne, by the teere- loi
tlss of your invaluable preparation have no aneaaz
to expreps my gratitude that it my know
ledge. have taken everything Tint I could bear o
and siilimy cough and night swests, ana pam ~ e
hreast continued. Two bottles Of tie Ginseng Ia ia
cea have entirely removed all my Lad fecling; bat
think shall take two hettes more, in order feel
cure that every seed ofdisesse is removed.
Yours. JAMES ]. WILL AAlS.
pttlar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18

We find Vaughn's Vegetable LihroHirptic N#ttHfe
positive for Dropsy. eve tile dahrI
dsy offhe strongest testimony So
this effect. ESQ. that hitherto ncurale disease i
longer triumphant the lingering sufferer VIII Euvs te
able to enjoy life again. There lie a8st Fisar
Ions power in this mixture. Dropsy. CONSERVATION.
scrnfa, etc-hiihero never cnrel-4i YiftAs ii t4iz
pleasant remedy The inventor Is most fortunate HI=
divduai 1t il for sale here column state usdef
..'rhe Great American Remedy" Gel taupdef 4
gents graiuitousy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18
BOARD OF TRADE

Com miftee on Commercf f9r february.
t. E. WHARTON. W. 7. sgLBY. THos. sWEFEt1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18
Tss TIE MERcMANTs AND BUSINESS ME-

599 THE MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN
/ OF WHEELING.-Businessin men ia this eits d, 81.
fois of Advertising their wares, &c. in pa,ef Fast
srn Ohio would lind the "GU ERNsEY JEFFERSON
AN" an excellent medium. The Je.Iersoulsn IL pub
lshed at Washington Guernsey county, ., % he
most nourishing towns the National Road and has
large IL not larger circulation than any otdor 3e,
"A Eastern Ohio. Terms moderate. Merchants ana o.
hers feeling interest IN this matter woud do wel
write 10 w II GILL, al the above mentioned place.
ITALIANS Introduction TO the Literature % La
- rope dvrins the Fifteenth, Sixteenth aud Seven
zenith Centuries. vols. svo. Sheen extra.
To al lovers of literaiu il will he acceptable; 10 the
Dung. we conceive, invaluable. We almost wish VI
oud enew our own youth. In order 10 proat by Ms in
truetons; 1t would have prevented ms from re adiag
as, number ofvery bad hooks. and induced efhas
sresd some good ones. Quarterly RevesV
For saieby feb 10 III THOMPSON / aloH 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18
GRIST AND SAW usE4L


THE subscriber will sell at private sale on or before
Monday, the 3rdday Of Nav next all the balance ot
unso!d OF land north of and adjoining Burlington
the Ohio river formerly owned by Andrew + No8ds
Esd IN sections and lots 10 suit purchaser the at
vaniages this property possess above tie
neighhorhosd The site for the grst and mil is de
cde!y the best and theycan he less expense than
any mills W thin 20 miles. The coal lots fronting the
river III be laid oil 200 and 800 feet lots with the
ground TO the river. The above land viii he snrHe} ed
plot of the sections aud lots ready 10 be shown by
the 25th Of March next at my store Monroe street
Wheeling, where any person wishing 10 purchase cai
call and see hear the price. Terms third of The
purchase money in hand the balance in ons year u
two years. in three years and in four years, heafnl
interest from the date of purchase with security
good title will he given.
feb 10 david SAM FL. NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18

NINE Black Be. aver Hats ofor own naauuhefr-c se,
constantly on hand Al in Is DARE = H0cE#e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18

+.tPHYsICIaNs ARE PRESCRIBING and -nsizs n
their own DIR. FAYI0R's BAT4SAM 0E I.fN#
ERWOaf, 50 Bowery for bronchitis, rsH~f3Hf5155~
liver complaint, also for palpiiaon II is fognd IT, t
Ny medicine to lie relied on. w lave several
now uader treatment who we've given AN. Luf
recovering. A celebrated prea who 'a- listed
England, France AID Italy, also consulted the fet pi
sicans in country without alY fcItt. Us Hoe
recovering by the Of this medicine taf and t#t
our testimonies 20 aud see our patients VINO tava Hte5
entirely cured aud do not touch Gf orioles tA
yerised on its repui deceive Yeti Ha,9 sf#d
you viii. il You follow it, drectiunS re e.
ed It's composition IL the result Of Years # iaar,
has hean tes.ed by 10000 Gersoa= Blu sl as s,s q
III Water street, OF ir. Leeds For sale 81
geb II JAMES BAKER, Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18

DAD BREtTH,A DISAGREEAELE q NSfE -
- L e MOUTH, and many other Hnpt as8ft ~ mp
toms, are always the result OF Indigestion When Tee
food instead of being properly dissolved fe-HaFfs u
the stomach until II hecomes ia manner pute ed dc
leterious fluid, called Septic Acid generated in Tie
stomach which, mixing with the fluid OF Tie oath,
certain not only TO give bad breath hu also tie true
ofwasiing of the gums, deposit of and de
cayed teeth. Wriyhts Indian Vegetable rilis oaY
cleanse tho stomach and bowes from all bilious and pu
trid hnmors and purify the Hood but thef also
the digestive to healthy tone and therefore
certain to remove bad breath, and prevent premature
decay ofthc teeth
BEWARE OF CousrERFgirs.--The public cautioned
against the many spurious medicines, which ollee %
deceive, are called BY names similar 10 Virgins Indian
Vegetable Pills
The ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE INDIAN NEGEftHiH
PILLS HAVE SIGNATURE WILLIAM Nslai4
WRITTEN WITH 4 PEN on THE Tor LABEL or HArH hoy
None other is genuine and 10 counterfeit tins
For sale by JAMES MEi.LoR, Wheeling. aud ! 4 Ct,f
GdUDiNG, Trialeiphia Office and General Depot lat
Race street, Philadelphia. fr5 l. w5>dlW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18
RIGHT DE WAN-l1-

safes are mate al 500
RIGHT OF WAY d. I5.f-fa a. aH
Saturday. the Right Of w hal MAS taA=H
up aud made the special order f5r faesar
last The Richmond Timss expresses IL o.
pnion that this question VII Soon be Sc
tied, il not to the satisfaction # ALL OF least
BY the aoquiescenee of nearly al lbe rafi &.
CONGRESS. the Senate en- Mon 4ay,
the bill to provide for four steam ifsfte- va
passed. The Three Million was debated by
MIR. Bsgby but no vote iaken and NJ Web
ster offered resolution having an eye 10 a
peace with Mexico.
In the Hous, The 100000 VS. pazt,
with the Wilmot provision il TIE 50. IN
the proviso was Is 70 los. Tie 5main5er
of the session was taken upU1du Question
OF Privilege" alias family quauels.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-18

6AMPBEIL'S uYMNs.--The Christian II ynn Book
~ complied by Rev. Alex anher Campbell and othel'
for sale Wholesale aud Retail, by,
feb IL JOHN Thomson. Un.ou i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04

The maximum grade of the Central road will
be 40 feet, while that of the Rutland is GO: it
therefore appears, from the above formule, that
the same po,rer, which will convey hirty5rc tons
on the Rutland road Is miles per hour hour, will
convey .fiiy tons on the Central-and for nine
tons on the Rutland road 25 miles per hour IT.
teen tons can be carried on the Central 1t has
been said, however, that more poicer can be used
on the higher grades-but this will be in vain
the same power can be used on the lower grades,
carrying either immensely larger burdens, or e.
quail burdens at immensely increased speed The
difference ocasioned by grades is Unavoidable
ii is law which ingenuity cannot control or a.
void and the advantage Of the Central route over
the Rutland in competition is thus not only very
great, but it will be perpetual. On this subject
of engines of extra power for overcoming in
cl.ncd planes, an officer of the U. S. patent Of
fee made some pertinent remarks in his last re-
port, closing thus:
at will perhaps be concluded that inventive
genius can be more advantageously exercised
IN some other branch of the arts than upon loco
motives for ascending inclined planes"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04
Catrst Nems.

On the 9th ult. Gen, Quittnan entered Vcto-
ria-the Mexcans marching out as he marched
in. Col. May had part of his force cut off by
the Mcxicans near Lnures on the LIST, in a mar
row pass. Gen. Shields marched from Tampico
on the 10th to open communication with Gen.
Taylor at Victoria. Mexican troops abounded
in that ncighborhood, and some fighting is OK
pcctcd.
1t was rumorcd ut Washington, on Sunday
night last, that the Mexican Congress has uccep-
ted Folks offer for peace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04

BAsKrNpRDGE. N. J., Oct TO- 1915.
Mr.. Seth w Fowlc, Bosou Dear SiC;-I perceive by all
the newspapers ka you the General Agent that very
useful and highly popular medicine called Wstai's In sam
of Wild Cherry. Allow to inform you, sir that have
used that medicine my family with decided success. Last
fall my wife quito sick bad very bad cough
suited physician who visited her md prescribed med
cinc, which did her cough. AZ ast he ordered
Dr.. Wistat's nasam Of viii Cherry immrdntoly pro-
cured Bottle Of your Agent in this place, Mr. Daniel w.
Dly she took it, aud cured her cough enroy During
the winter had fever mysolf had very severe cough,
which troubled sometimes. had recourse to your Bal
sam again. and found it highly beneficial was obliged
however, to take bottles before was entirely well -
All who have had colds coughs, diseased Lungs
would advise TO try Dr. Wtars Balsam of Wild Cherry
Signed, DAVID AYRES.
personally acquainted with Mr. Ayers, and believe
his statement he rue and entitled to the confidence Of the
public Signed BY Rev OSCAR HARRIS.
Pastor LIST Pres Church at Baskenhtidgc.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS.
For salo by $. w. FOWLE. 1873 Washington 81. Boston,
0Sy-For sale by 5. +. REDFiELD, Montpelier, VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04
Deatbs.
IN The.fa1 Jan,y 2 Iner z, daughter Of DAWN sIaek

In Thetford, Jany l2 Lucy p daughter of David Slack,
aged II years aud months
In Barre on the lsh Mr. Solomon H. Bccklcy aged &c.
In Duxbuy, Jan. Goth, MIS- Laura j., wife of William F.
Chatteton Esq, aged 20 years, formerly of Rutland.
At her r. Camphclls residence in this village, on the
10Th instant, Ruth eic of Samuel Campbell, Esq hto of
this town, aged o. who lived and died in tho faith of the
gospel of Christ Printers in Mass, Conn. and Me- are
Quostpd TO notice.
In Enfield, Halifax County, " c. on tho 9th u Sarah F.
wife of VIM. Burnett aud Youngest daughter Ote late Eras
tus Watrous, Esq of this village, agc | ~ years.
In Charlesown, n. II. January 2bh lillian Briggs, Esq.
aged 10 years.
In MiddIc.cx Jan. &C. Paul &. Nichols, aged q years.
months aud 20 days In the death of Mr. n. his family and
Of its valuable citizens. Printers in NJ H. NJ Y. and
Mich requested, sc. COM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04
Brighton Market, Feb. L.

Reported for the Boston Traveller.
AT Market 81 beef Cattle II yokos of Working Oxen,
% Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and about 300 Swine.
Beef Caue-Exra So 50; first quality 25 cond quail
ity, s. 50 n 5 10; third quality - p.
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at $50. $751; So.
Cows and Calvcs-Sacs made $40, %, 30, 30 80 and
$40.
at 81.
Swine-At Wholesale c. for Sows, and ) C. for Burrows
At retail from to 6 l-2 and per H.
N D. We noticed beautiful yoke Of White Steers, four
years old, raised and fed by Freeman Fuller ESQ., North
White Creek Washington CountygN " taken at 81 50 per
hundred, aud the Steers noticed last Monday sold
auction to :. II. Bennett, Esq. for 1915.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04

livery WISH snail ne oDcycd.
~ LADlES,-D0 you wish TO possess ccar fair, and
healthy skin DO you wish to from your complex ion
every Disagreement in the shape of Tan, sunbun pimples
botches bites OF Mosquitoes prckly heat face worm
and in fact all skn blemshes, eupons, II So, do
delay in applying thnt wonderful and magical skin Purifier,
days of This valuable soap will beautiful cea
ompcxon and sweet and healthy skin those who have
now the most discoorcd, dsdgurod in any what
9sold at the Medicine and Perumery Depot, 81 Hudson
Street; Sold also by BALDWIN K SCOTT, Montpelier,
Vermont.
None Genuine unless signed II. G. RADWAN, Health A.
gent {Remembcf 81 Hudson Street, is the Principal De-
pot. l00lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04

One of the New Orleans editors says that
Santa Anna cannot, even at the head of 30 900
men, enter the city Of Sallillo." But what tasks
the Louisville Journal) if he present himself al
the gate, at the head of his army, and erhibii
a pass from Mr. PoiRr'
WRITE IT IN GoLp.-The great comprehen-
sive truths, says President Quincy, written in
letters Of living light on every page of our his
tory, are these; Human happiness has no perfect
security but freedom; freedom, none but virtue !;
virtue, none but knowledge and neither free.
dom, mol virtue, nor knowledge, has any vgor or
immortal hope, except in the principles of the
Christian faith, and in the sanctions of the Chris
tian religion.
CROOKED SUBJEcr,-A Matamoras CORES.
pondent of an Indiana paper, in giving de-
scription Of the Rio Grande, says:
Imagine four of the crookedest things in the
world, then imagine four more twice as crooked,
and then fancy 10 yourself large river TIRE E
TIMES as crooked as these put together, and YOU
have faint idea Of the crooked disposition of
this terrible crooked river. There is no DRIFT in
it, from the fact that il is so crooked that timber
can't find It's way far enough down to lodge two
sticks together-but few snakes because it is not
straight enough to swim in, and the fish are all
in the whirlpools in the bends because they cant
fhd their way out. Birds frequently attempt tc
fly across the river, and light on the same side
they start from, being deceived by the different
crooks
To CURE CoUGH.-Take one ounce o.
bruised liquorice root, enc ounce of SIENNA, one
half ounce of mama, and one half ounce of CO
riander seed, and put the whole in pint of wat
er and boil down to half pint. Take a spoon
ful whenever the cough is troublesome Shake
before using.
t We never knew the man disposed to scorn tht
humble, who was not himself fair object o
scorn to the humblest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04

Cooa's German SaiUc, Pcge'dblo Pain Extractor, aud
Uairersdi Strengthening Pdsicr.
This very valuable triple combination of Salve, Pain Ex
and Strengthening Pustcr, all combined IN one is
indeed object great importance tho medical world
II the Human system las become weakened by Constant
Pain S1qfaioHs Diseases, Rheumatism, Lnmbago, Can't,
Paralysis Affections IF the Lirer Lungs Rdnsy,, Pdpta
ton VI Heart, rsns, Pain IN the Back Side Stomach,
OLD liberated Sores, Bruises, Seaid' Inflammation # The
Eyes, Throat T0asiLs Rte If Dogs, FroS Bitten Limbs,
Group Idnmdn Anc in the Breast, Cough drising from
Irritation gfe Throat Lungs or in (ct any diseases which
the human frame may be afflicted WITH this very valuable
remedy never fails in curing.
AS Sulvo the worst Wounds, Sorcs, Files and
Palegmac Affections, Doens and Milk Leg, Llmeness Of
Joints, Bites of Poisonous Animals, Burns, &C.
As PHh Extractor persons who have suffered the most
excrutating Dan from Rheumatism lumhago Gou ST. An.
thongs Fire Kings Evil, &C. have speedily by nppliea
t,on of this valuable Pain Extractor been relieved from all
suffering, and in few days suundy restored 10 health
As Strengthening Plaster individuals who have laid up
bed of sickness and suffering for months who have be-
sickencd and weared OF life that death would be n
blessing, have by the Of this Sdlve spread Plaster
and applied according directions the parts affected.
Sulyo only remedy by the grace of Providence BY
which they were saved READER afflicted with any
of the above diseases-havc you tried other remedies with
eiGctif this salve nature furnish
you you will be cured BY the of Coon's German
Salve and Vegetable Pain Extnc,o Sold for % per
box with full directions, at H. C. RAILWAYS, Of Hudson
street NY I'm,
Sold also by BALDWIN & SCOTT, Montpolicr vt.--lOi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04
WASMBURN's SUPPLEMENT-
AIKEN'S FORMS.
Adapting that work the present state Of tho Statutes
Vermont. by PET Err Il. WASHBURN,
Connse lor Mt LAW.

Mapping that work to the present state OF tho statutes OF
Vermont. by PET Err Il. WASHBURN,
Counsellor Mt Law. 49,
7 is rising twenty since the hrst euloh OF
Judge Aikens Practical Forms made its uppen nnce und
during that extended period it has answered for tue people
all the purposes of three four separate and independent
works. For instance the State of New Hampshire there
nre three books entitled Clown Oicern Probate Deo
tory" and "Juslce and Sherf all oiwhieh came 70 requ
son to supply the place occupied by tho nouea ofs IN
Vermont and the aggregate cost OF the 'e Moks unoFs
alluded to, is about three times the cost oi the faelica
Forms BESIDES the latter work contains one acle on con
veyance of real estate in the several STATES occupying about
GO very compact pages embracing, quany matter enough
I'LL 100 pages of law book lype winch cannot he
found elsewhere at expense, perhaps, OF less IMAM twice
tho ofsad work. aud which not TO no ound IN either
of tho three volumes above alluded Thus by eondensng
and arranging in II voume what ~ other states mas
been expanded three Volumes OF equal cost each, the
work Judge Akens has saved the people of Vermont dur
ing that thousand dollars and has al hu
time been for daily reference, than II had
formed three distinct volumes We know of book for
which there necessarily limited demand, which costs
SO e proportion the amount of matter it contains
Aud there is few works exan the compilation of which re-
quircd greats OF labor than Judge Akens Forms
We lhese facts aoIdng Just grounds for the pop
naty the work in question: and Tor its claims for contn
ued support. .
The tsuppement' to Alkens Forms has been got up with
goa and expense, by gentleman peculiarly wei quail
fled for tho undertaking II embraces all the changes IN t
laws of Vermont down the pesent time, and ~ cont
IDENTIFY believed that II will supply every deficiency OF The
Practical Forms which have accrued from the late Revsion
aud subsequent alterations of those Laws.
D.y-The above work fol sale by H. L. WALTON SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-04
4flarriasrs.

In Barre, the 9th u Mr.. Mark Fuller of Mechanics
vile, n. Y. TO Miss Mevina Smith OF Barre.
Ia Peucham, January 20, by Rev. d. Merrill Mr. Charles
P. Blake, Miss Eliza r. Lee. Also January 81, by the
same MI Elias Matin,o Miss Lucia Dana all OF Peacham
In Barnard, by Sas ruppe Esq. Ahial Morse, ievolu
tonary pensione aged Sc, Mrs. Lucy Mle aged a.
The most curious pant Of tho above marriage is that the
bride has become grandmother to her twin brother
In Danvilr, Jan. lsth by Rev. WIN. Mann, MIR. Jesse
Rose of Concord to Miss Mary o. Porter of Peacian.