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Arabian Nights in Russia. "A

&sAeAAS AA41@AAa - ~
ris;on. very murh in the sIyle Of ca
liph Of Bagdad. has lately been made by
the Emperor Nicholas. A wealthy Rus.
sian General. in his travels. fell in with a
very beautiful daughter Of a p"or Polish
gentleman. Ills honorable proposals were
accepted. and on tie day appointed for
the marriage. the bridegroom appeared
with Two Of his dissolule companions, dis.
gulsed as priests of the Greek church. and
The ceremony was performed. She went
to one al his estates. where he soon wea
ried "f his false game, and, pretending a
quarrel with his bride. turned her ouI Of
doors-tirst divulging the villainous secret
Of lhe connexion. She returned to her
father, who complained To the tribunal and
Was non.sullcd with costs. lie then went
10 the capital and complained To the En-
perOr. Nicholas decided rs follows -
considering that a marriage was not
solemnlzed by priest, the tie Of the we'd
lock does not exist. But considering tina.
the general has UNANIMOUSLY deceived a
young and yiruous person, we order that
his entire property shall be confscated TO
her use, and that the two military accom-
pIices in the yillany shall be deprived OF
their commissions, and shall enter intu
holy orders, 10 be hereafter priests Of the
lowest degree. with no eapabilily Of eccle-
siaslical promotion. Home Jour.
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While Mr.. Levi Slade WAS riding on
horseback in t'hcIsea. Mass. J shoni eight
o'clock OH Thursday evening. his horse
was struck ny lightning and Instantly kill
ell. Mr.. s. wa. uoI harmed.
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Vera Cruz, April u. 1917.

vera Cruz, Aprli II, 1877.
Eds. Delta.-There has been a skir-
mi>h at Puenle Narional, and we hourly
look for the intelligence Of the capture OF
Cerro Gordo, strong mounlain fort,
twenty-five miles from J4lapa. A deci.
sive battle is expected at this point, for il
is the best vantage ground This side of the
Pcrote. Gen. Santa Anna was al or near
Jalapa, at the last accounts, but by this
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nihsF lhiRFs, h. FBysI "0hc AZ he fsmn
umUEs j., thai 90 lhr Rlghl u he aad, a
= cnlsDril af lis ufIirrTE. il uas dFl,asfi -
10 - hetheT tbry should iall hark o. Men
ieEey. 0T Tisk an engagement Eiih he eB-
eny IN the mnFniRg. The ronnril Eaxr
uncertain snd scmeWhsi Divided. aaI. a.
;eE : iong debate. IN hirh he opinion a
the majority inrlined against m sr,ioa
old Rough md Ready rise from rs pl,rr
and said. Wen. genIlrmsn. he rranril :
adi"uEnsd % nrst gflss he hsille. n
The morning. We viii fssl Tie rnrmy.,-
The announcement Was rrrfiSsd win .
shout; and ahere was nol . Lcan n H.,
eouneil Of brave men. that did moi Ef,l
proud 10 haze lie Judgment o. such msm
10 lean On IS Zen. Taylor.
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time, llifFe l. scaWtly = douhI tlal ctHo
t'nTtln a euUird ~ assauli, Hnd lhF army
in snlg quar,rEs al he hraiahy aud dsl,ghi,
i'll rily q Jalara.
EeTa cpz : as quiet and well govern
~ - any riiy in lie IniiFa Slalss. II
Wauh imProse de health snme n throw
dOnn lke walls. and lri in The lnesh III.
A. tie rommsnianl thinks of tsoing.
n HE army takes any more 81 those
hssuiiful hFsss 2i's. I hope they Will he
senl Lome IS trophies. There are in The
town and raslle nearly one hundred Il
ihrn. They are Of splendid workman
ship. and superior 10 any The Iniled States
has af The sane cslibre. They are worth
$4,000 = piece. and would look eHsreme-
Is vel in lie " white settlements" ID.
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Gen. Taylor a Whig.-Several

Stus oytVk q ID l2l5.-ScfeFaI IocO-
foco journals--thc Journal of Commerce
among them-afFect to doubt tia, Gen.
Taylor is Wing. The U. S. Gazette
alludins 10 such doubts, says:
We are satisiied that within forty days
Gcu.. Taylor has said to gentleman a.
bon, to leave him for the u. Stiles. " Ne
yer mind what they say tell you. and
you may tell them If you choose. am a
Wing; and If they have any doubt about
it after that, tell them that am a Clay
~ hie."
TO The same purpose speaks the New
Yoik Courier and Enquirer:
I've speak advisedly, when we say
that in recent letter, after naming Mr..
Clay. Mr.. Crittenden, and other distin-
guished Wings, whom he General Tay-
lori would mnch prefer seeing in the Pre-
sldenlial chair, he proceeds to say, tina,
he has always been j soldier-always The
servan, Of the people-and that he Oh all
occasions, endeavored 10 discharge the
dniles Of every station in which he has
found himself Ii woaId be afeciaiion.
he adds. to talk Of declining the preslen-
cy II offered 10 him: aud that in whaiev-
station 1t may please his countrymen
hearatter to place him, he can only pro-
mise that rs heretofore, he will cndeavor
t" de- has duty and meet their reasonable
expectations.
"A liiend in Washington. who is well
advised Of what takes place. informs US,
that there is IN the War Department a
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DAMAGES. in the Circuit Court oil
Montgomery, Alabama, on the 9Th instant,
the jury, in, cause between RIrlafu
Jones Il Go. VS.. Andrew nannell. return
ell verdict fnr Ten thousand dollaIs' da'
images against defendant.
The action was brought to recover ia,
images f"r injuries done the business an"
credi, of plaintiff from the false issue 10"
levy Of an attachment on llie:r goods so"'e
two Years since by defendant.
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Signification of Mexican Names

Almost every name given 10 town or
other locality in Mexico, is IN honor OF
some saint or hero, or denotes some pecu-
liaIity Of the place, thus: Brazos Santl-
ago or st. Jago-Arms Of ST. James We
ra Bruz--true cross SalliIlo-a leap;
Monterey-moun'ain king; Aqua NenSa
new water; Buena Vista, good view;
Corpus Christi Q.alin) body of Christ;
La Vaca--the COW Iabos-wolf; seals
are called seawolves by the Spaniards.
and hence the name of the island signifies
more properly sea island.
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Extraordinary Case.-The Centre.
willie Times announces the sudden death.
near Wye Mills. IN Queen Apns's eoun.
~, Of Mr.. Jacob Reese, aged SIS years.
The Times Save:
There srs circumstances connected
viih bic decesse which. whether You
fern them the effects Of a disotdered im-
sginsiion. or view them - scvusl prssen-
tments. presentsome very sIngulsr points
for The mind 10 dwell upon. We will
state Tie facts IS they we're related TO Us.
eur readers can d,sw their owu infsren
ees. On the day Of his death. Dir. Reese
vas engaged 10 seeding os.s, and towards
evening be was startled BY voice appa-
Tently al bis elbow. saying "you may
sow. bot you shall not reap" He look.
cd around. sad seeing no one. continued
his work Of seeding. auributng It. ss be
sfterwards stated. to bic insglpslion.
Al every stsp, however, the warning wss
rpes,ed, aud at lasI unable longer TO
bear ii. be stopped work aud proceeded
home 10 his vile. lie vas persuaded BY
her tha. il ~ss only b. IMAGINATION. and
finding that he bad no fever. and did no.
complain of unusual indisposi,ion. she in.
duced him 10 return 10 The field. There,
howevsr. thsssus soIepu. warning voice
s''ended him at every sep, "you may
Gov. bu, you shall mol teap!" and in .
state Of extreme agitation. be again csss-
ed w0rk and returned home. He there
took al sarIy supper. vas shortly sftsr
stacked with swelling in the throat. and
before spariss aexi morning ~as a corpse |.
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From Vera Cruz 10 the city Of Mexico,
whittier our army under General Scott is
doubtless already marching, is $50 or 200
niIas x.iz.
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8.l;5 - T4t&a

In Barnet, Ecb 3, ALLrrHrIA G. aged 4
years. also March %, JoHv Il. aged eight
months, children Of John and HervIoh W. Gill
fIlan.
In South HardwiciS, March 81, LrrHEEA,
wife of MIR Adolphrs Holton and daughter OF
Cornelius Judevinc, ESQ Of Concord, nged 81
years.
Ii Lyndon, March 20, Of lung fever, Man.
TIA ASH, youngest daughter OF william and
Mary Locke, aged 10 months.
In Dalton, Mass, March %, JONAS FLINT,
ir., aged 2S, and son Of Jonas Flint, Esq. OF
this town.
In this town, March 80, MIR MARTIN Goss,
Of Randolph, aged 81.
In Albany, (Illinois) Feb. %, Susan W.,
wife of Mr. William n. Cole, and daughter of
Mr. Nathaniel Boynton, formerly Of Danvlle,
aged ~
In Walden, March 81, of Inflammation on
the brain, MIR Hardy Cole, aged % years.
In Concord, March 30, Sophia Milliken,
widow of John Kent, and sister Of John Ill.,
of Waterford, aged 81 years.
In Canaan, Jan. 10, Mrs. Mary lioyt, wife
of Jonathan Hoyt, Esq, in the 77th year of
her age.
In Boston, March %, of bilious cholic
GEoRG I, son OF DR.. Andrew Spauldng, of
Concord, aged 81. He was taken ill on the
Sabbath in church and died on the Tuesday
following.
In Waite rford, March /, HANHAu, wife Of
MIR Daniel Brown, aged II years. Printers in
Ms are, SC.
In Barnet, March %, Of an affection of tn,
heart, BARTHOLOMEW SogrF,, ESQ., aged 70
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STATE OF VERMONT.


At Probate Court, held at the Probate OGicG
in Lunenburgh, within and for said District,
on the 23d day Of March, A. D, lSA7-
Present, the Hon. JOSIAH BRooKs, Jr Judge,
A n Instrument, purporting TO be the last
~ will and testament Of Susanna Howe,
late Of Guidhull, in said district, deceased, be-
ing presented to the Court here by Joel c, Howe,
the Executor therein named, for prnbatcj it is
ordered by said Court, that all pcrsong con
ccrncd therein be notified to appear ut a session
Of said Court to be holden at the Probate or.
fee in Lunenburgh, on the 9th day of April
A, d, lS47, and show cause, if any they may
have against the probate Of said viii, for
which purpose it is further ordered, that copy
Of the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Cnledonian, print.
cd at St, Iohnsbury, in this STATE, as soon ~
may be, a true copy of record,
Attest, WILLIAM CHANDLER,
j0Jw3 Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Caledonia, So.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
flee in Danyillc, on the cath day Of Marcel,
A. u. 1547,
yEIHE foregoing application being presented
h to said Court, it is ordered that all per
sons concerned be notified to appear before Ha'd
Court at session thereof to be holden at th'"
Probate Office in DauvIllc aforesaid on tn"
18th day of April next, at o'clock, =. M, t."
show cause If any exist, why the power and
authority requested in said application should
not be granted! And for this purpose tits fur
Their ordcrsd, that copy Of the record Of ihl1
order be published three weeks III the Cai"do-
man, a newspaper printed at St. Johnsbury ~
said district, all OF which publications. snail be-
previous to the said time appointed for SAID
hearing. true record,
5n4w3I CHAS. S. DANA, Judge.
! 4 true copy Of record, c. 8, DANA, Judg"
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MOURN or THE RIO GRANDE,
March 10. lSlT.


EDIToRs DELTA. Our whole line OF com
munication has been threatened by Sautn hn-
mas overwhelming force for some time past,
and columns are constantly in motion, threat
ening an attack upon our depots. AS late MS
o'clock this morning, the accounts from
Mutamoras are dolorous indeed, an attack is
expected every moment. Heavy firing was
heard last night at Matamoras, said TO tie
salute on account ola victory gained by Gen.
Taylor over the MeXicans at "Buena VISTA
twenty miles this side Of SaItlIo. The fight
is said to have lasted three days. The Mex
lean loss is put down at 1000, and the Amer
lean loss at 100. have juet seen letter
from a German merchant mt Matamorns,WhO
confirms the rumor. put some confidence
IN the report, as it corresponds with Mexican
rumors currentfor some days past
must add that up to our latest dates from
Camargo there had heen nothing from Cen
eral Taylor since the ODD Feb. Since that
time all communications had been cut OFF with
Camargo,as the brave old man was complete
" surrounded. knew of course, Gen. l..
would do the country honor, but such glori-
Gus results as are now reported may be con-
sidered miraculous: and while believe
them in part, we must wait further otnc'a'
intelligence.
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NOTICE,

i he has purchased all tho demands and
stock Of Goods belonging to the late firm Of
john Bacon g. Co. ut 81. Johnsbury Centre and
taken uoon himself to settle all the Company
debts This makes it necessary for him to cali
on all who are indebted TO tn said late firm
OF Holm Bacon .. Co. 10 make prompt payment
to him by the I2th day Of April neE'.
The subscriber also gives notice that he shall
continue the mercantile business az St Johns
bury Centre, and shall keep good assortment
OF ali kinds of Goods, aud hopes TO be enabled
t. nal,c it for the interest Of all the customers
or the late firm tn continue their patronage
JOHN BACON
ST Iohnsburv Centre, March -, l~i7. 5ONw3
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Smiths Geography.

"AVING had quantity of Smiths QuOrto
h U, Geography consigned to us--we will sell
the same to merchants in any section of the
State where they are in use, at wholesale pri-
ces. Also, for sale, Smith small Geography,
which is recommended by the county Super.
mtendent for this county,
St, Johnsbury, March, ls47. 505tf
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n H II G. A T. IL DO n L A N.

ment has received no official account ofthe
news thus transmitted; The latest dates ut
the War office are much antecedeut-still
cannot refuse credence to the statement
have written, because ii comes 10 me in no ql,es-
hOnabLe SHINE.
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NATHANIEL CHEEvER's ESTATE.

FENHE subscribers having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District
Of Caledonia. commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the Estate of Nathaniel CheeY'
or. Intc OF Hardwick, in said District, de.
ceased, represented nsolyenti and the term % OF
SIX months from the 10th day OF March, A ~,
1917, being allowed by said Court to the credi'
tors of said deceased TO exhibit ana prove thelr
notice that we will attend to the duties ofs
our appointnent at the dwelling house OF wild
ow Ann Chcever, in Hardwick, in said district,
~ the 10th dav OF June 18l7, and on the 10th
d,y Of September, lS47. at o'clock afternoon,
on each of said days
DUSTIN GROW, Commissioners.
Dated at uordwick, this 10th day Of March
iS41. LHVINo
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Who can doubtt the rirtncs of Joyne's Hair Ionio@

Who can doubt the rirtucs Of .Joyne's Hair Tore?
Summerville, n. j., Nov. 20, lS42.
DR.. d. Jaync--De0r Sir:-l send YOU tne
following ce: tilicatc obtained from Mr. Guiick.
would lust state that ! became acquainted
with him about two years ago. At that tlme
he was entirely bald, with the exception OF
lock of hair on the back part ofhis head, about
the size of halfa dollar, and that lock OF hair he
told me had been made to grow by the use Oh
your Tonic; previous to which he positively p
vers, he had not a single hair on his head
The hair now completely covers his mead, and
from four to five inches long 7. MASON.
.4nothcr proof Of the cBicacy Of Jay7l' HaT
To,ic-Ths will certify that | was entirely
bald for about three years, when was recon-,
mendad to try DR.. jaync's Hair Tonic.
procured two bottles Of MIR Mason, in sum
rnerville, and using the Tonic for about ttteen
months, my hair came in all over My hcad,ah"
although not quite as thick as before, yet 1t IS
constantly growing. This surprising Tstora-
ton of my hair has excited the astonIshmcnt
of all my ncquaintances, and made nc an op-
iect of curiosity to many. l am now 30 years
of age, and have reason TO regard the inventor
of this matchless Hair Tonic as Il public bene
factor. JOACHIM I1OLlSN'
New Germantown, n ]. Nov. 20, 1912.
AerNrs-J. G. Bingham, st. Johnsbury
Plain; Jos. G. Fuller, Danville; Kittred sc ~
Colby, Lyndon;J. Jewctt q Co, arnet;Strong
&, Jswett, Barron; !. X. Hutchins, Bath; Fast
man. Tilton 81 CO., Littleton, n. H., u. " ID
2 Joslyn, LancastcrT G. Butler, Derby Lane"
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10 the Hon Probate Court for the District OF
Caledonia

IalCdOnld
EOHN HIGGINS, ir. Guardian of George
y Baldwin. II rrinor, and heir of Jonathan
Baldwin, late of IT. .Iohnshury, in said district
deceased, represents to said Court that thu.
said minor is seized in fee Of the following de-.
scribed r"nl estate, il St. Johnsbury aforesaid.
10 wit;
About ono oc:c of lond with House, Barn,
Shed, and Appurtcnances; also, about ten u
cres OF land purchased by the said deceased
real estate OF which said Jonathan Baldwin
died seized, which said land is incumbercd by
the dover Of Jacintha, the late widow OF said
deceased, and the said Guardian further rep
resents TO said Court that il Will be condnc'v"
70 the interest of his said ward to sell snId r."
al estate, for the purpose of putting the pro-
ceeds of such sale at interest. The said Guar
dian therefore prays said Court TO grant him
license to sell said real estate including the in
terest of said ward in the reversion of the sa3
widow DOVER in the premises, pursuant to tn -
provisions of the Statute in sue case provided
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BLACnSMlTHING.

TgTH + subscribers have assoc ated themselves
K in the Blacksmithng business, and have
taken the shop at the north eru g Centre
Village, formerly occupied by d, G.. Wh2c!'r.
They have taken much care in the selection
ot' their stock, and think they will be able t.
furnish articles in their line in satisfactory
manner, and AZ short notic".
TAev intend to make this permanent strRd
and will use their best cxPrtous Tor this pur-
pose, in thr confident cXprct ation that the pub
lie patronage will warrant il, They tender
their acknowlcd gcments to their former Gus
.oaers, and hope that they with the public at
Iursn. Will find il Tor their interest 10 call ut
.hr,t Sh"u. ho,n as regards work ard riarrrs.
J.. FLINT,
JAS. i. CARPENTER.
:, Johrsbrrv' Centre, March, 1881. 5g5w3
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The Markets

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monduy March 30
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, $50 beef cattle, 50 Jokes work
ing oxen, 70 cows and calves, 1900 Sheep, and
about 500 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra, $6,75j first quality 6,6Oj
second and third qualities, from 70 to 90,
Working OXen-SHles at SiS2, 80 and SLY,
Cows and Caycs--Sales at $lS, 20 and 90.
Shccp-snles of lots 50, $50, and $50
Swine-At wholesale Al for sows and 81 for
barrows Atretail from 81 to &c per Id.
BOSTON MARKET-March3 81,
BEEF-Extra mess, ~ 80 ID, Mess J. 30
q IL, No. ], $3.50 a 10, prime ,city,S 80 II . MT
Wy 10 80 fl 30.
PORK-Extra clear rs 90 n CO.; clear 1900
II 90, mess 10 80 Il 90 o0I prime IL 90 l3 80.
LARD-Boston lOa II, south s. west, I0nlI.
BUTTER-Store 10 lG, shipping II l21,
family lSa g.
CHEESE-ncw milk a Q, four meal a 6.
FLOUR-Howurd street II a Is, Ohio,
7,3l;N 90, Western Cnnal,7,37 n 600,
CORN-Yellow, round,95 II ~, flat q 90,
white ~ 81.
OATS-Southcrn ~ a AZ, northern, O0n47
BEANS-W White, $50 n 300.
WOOL-ConsiderHb quantities of domes-
tic fleece have come into the market, but still
there continues good demand at full prices.
sjaxony hecces, 80 80
American full blood, 40 n -
90 half do 81 3"
Common breed % 30
Lambs, supcrfur, 81 81
do LIST quality, 50 80
do "a quality, 10 20
do Sd quality, IA 10
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See d Wheat for Sale.

TIME best, purest kind of Black Sen Wheat
The seed of this wheat was obtained in
New Hampshire, about 100 miles south. Price,
81 80 per bushel. JOEL HASTINGS
81, Johnsbury, April J., ls47, 505w2'
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sAk q Il. ~ -. -,:.tt..G.sA,a

In Lagrange, Michigan, Feb. :, Mr. JARED
PALMER 10 Miss HANNAH BRowN, daughter
of Mr. Daniel Brown Of Waterford, Vi.
In Dnnville, M"rch 22,hy Rev. J.. II. Tabor,
Of st. Johnshury, Mr. VIM, NJ. Dole, 70 Mis-,
Julia A. Weeks, both Of Danviir
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Manufacture of Hats,

ut their old stand, and are prepared to furnish
all kinds of the latest and most approved style,
made of the best materials by experienced
workmcn, wholesale and retail, ut reduced
prices.
To their old friends who have so long and
literally patronized It's they tender Their
rratefu! acknowledgements, and respectfully
solicit continuance Of their tavors.
NJ ORDERS by mail or otherwise solicited,
and answered with promptness and despatch
March 30, 1S47 5Uoeowom
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REAL ESTATE
E @ ER S a ! {; ,

! BOUT lG acres ofland, on which is good
"A. House and Il small Barn;-another piece
Of about 20 acres, on which is m old House
and good Barn, included in this piece are
several acres of wood land, containing sever
nj hundred good sugar muples;-anothcr piece
of about % acres, mostly covered with tim.
Der. The above lots are situated about one
mile east Of ST. Johnsbury Plain.
Also, situated u miles west Of st. Johnsbu.
ry Plain, about 80 acres (about - Of which is
wood ldnd) on which is a Dwelling House and
two Barns. Also, about 80 acres adjoining: al
so 80 acres, about ~ of which is well timber
ed Gnciuding an excellent sugar orchad).
The above valuable real estate will be sold
together, or in separate parcels, to suit pur.
chasers, afording an excellent opportunity to
any one wishing topurchasc large farm, or a
small! ono-lots for moving and tillarc or pas
turing, or wood lots.
Ii not previously disposed of, the same will
be sold a, Public Auction on FRIDAY the 9TH
d1y "f May next, at tae Hotel Of Geo. W.
Fly. Sale 20 commence at II clock, a. VI,
Sale positive,
F. further particulars and conditions Of sale
inquire Ct Z. Jewet., or Russell iIalett, St
Plain.
April l, lSl1. 1U5w5
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nEsTRrr,INE f7INE.

Abou, o'clock this mmning GU village
was alarmed by the cry Of fire, willc.' "'S
discovered to be at the Paper Min village. -
The Paper Mill owned by Mcssgs. i'AFErE
y O'FLANEGIN was entirely consumed. iEH
Oil Mill standing within a few feet, after iar-
ing the roofand garrett floor BURNT of WIS
saved by the effective operations of the En-
CINE, which in the hands Of or Fire Com
pany has proved Itself n complete cXilngli-il-
err.
Both buildings we're insured. Nidicbwp
Gu!1ru .Narch %.
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CLOTHING WORKS.

TTIHE subscriber will sell, or rentfor term
H. Of years, the Clothing Works and Card.
ing Machine at Irasburgh, belonging to n"
estate Of the late Roger Enos. The Carding
Machine is said 20 be a worry superior one, and
The Clothing Works, with some repairs,would
do a good business.
If rented, the occupant may pay part Of
the rent in repairs upon the premises. Apply
tn the subscriber in Burlington, or to II, NJ.
Bates, ESQ, in I7asburgh,
II. b. STACY.
Burlington, March, 90 ls47. 504W