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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12

STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court, holden at Pro-
% Washington nj bsle ). Gaio once in Montpelier with
Present the Hon j. r. arstan Judge An instrument purporng
the win and isamtn Of Jeremy stone Of P9nfed
Court here by Ira Stone the Executor therein lamed for Probate
ordered by said Court that all PERSONS concerned therein be
notified nuneor at session of sd court be holden hePrObate
Office Montpelier on the 18th day OF Oc lo8 at O'clock
r M and cause any they may have against the Probate
Of sad Will for which purpose It further ordered that copy
of the record order be published three weeks
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier all DO
previous to said time appointed fOr hearing. ,
true copy of record, Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register
30 3w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12
G UTLERY, &c.
u. s. TOWN.

OIdIe OFFeeI. gHOntpeTleT, n.
Is supplied with superior Razurs Knives Scissors etc, in the
Cutlery Line. Spectecles G@A0 to suit all ages To
bacco Snuff Boxes; Wak-@GJ CS ing Sticks and Cane;
etc, etc. Also,
ID Shell Combs e sS 5sf Of E EstR o 9na R9 P
WRg do; Ivory Toilet do; together with 1 DIR WOrk
Bands of Long Hair French Frzetts, al F" Vi }
American d. Baids Cu Rngcts, Toilet Soaps, Perfume
Ladies and Gentlemen vtedto call and examine articles
and prices
JEWELRY of every description made to order by expert
enCed workman
FINE WATCHES of alt descriptions repaired by pracca
and experienced Watch maker.
Montpelier, Oct. Z, l647. 40tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12
ID E N A l.
Musical Instruments.

F.. d. & G. NYE, Manufacturers of SERAPHENEs, Piano
and Cylinder Key MELODEONS of various and prices,
with Rosewood Black Walnut aud Mahogany Cases, at North
Montpelier, VT.
We invite the attention of those wishing purchase of the
above kinds of Instruments and patronage also should
The quality of tone workmanship aud prices their approba
ton.
Orders for instruments from abroad punctuay noticed Re
pairs of all kinds of Musical instruments thoroughly done and
tuning to suit the best critic, pay
EoEth NoRtpeaEs oOs ls4z
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12
WATCHESz JEWELRY

II II ~ " W ~
Fl AS this day received from New large and extensive MS
sormen of the following described GOODS with many
kinds mentioned selected expressly for the
Fall and Winter rad comprising the greatest variety of
he found in the State which of the public
invited.
D Cold . e%a sS o, Watches, gos hsr , E
Escapements, Of all qualities and prices from The ccte
b'ated Makers IN London and Liverpool
Rg Se JeWCITy, 8o o eS s@d cns5, L c"d
Bends, Guard Chains Keges Gold and Slver Pencils,
Specacles IhimbleS, Gold Pens LocketS, ,oih a rem
cal assortment Of Gold, Siiuer and Gil Fancv Goods
Plated Cake Baskets CandleScts, Castors, Plated and
Britannia Ware, Spoons Forks, Butter Kniues Sc.
BRITANNIA TEA 4 COFFEE POTS.
Sugar and Cream Pots Pocket CtlerV Scissors
Razors, &c., from The celebrated manufactures ofSef
&ld Rogers, CroohS s. Co, tclh MANY cheap kinds.
Steel Bag and Purse Csps Steel Beads silk Guards Chains
and Purses Spectacle Eyes Lamp Wcks, Tin Shell Music
Boxes, Thermometers, Tea Bells &C.
Nggg3 "A good assortment Of WaLlets, Pocket Books
Ej M and Gard Cases
COTS f''" eo sti Barrel self Revolving Pistols,
And great Variety OF Cheap Pocket Pistols &C.
Purchasers may be everything my line will be
furnished favorable be procured from any 9th
Montpelier Oct. 7th le47. 4Otf
EVERY description DRY GOODS, selling at prices, which
- cannot fail to suit purchasers. -
Call and see if we do not TELL THE TRUTH!
Feb 10 KEITH & RARKER,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12
M " MEDICINE.
DR. MAsTA's GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PURGATTVE PILLS,

For Bilious and IqRamatory Fevas, Indigestion, Head
ACHE Dyspepsia Liver Complaint CoSttUenesS, Piles
Jaurdicc, Chohc, Pain, IN the Stomach and Side,
Heartburn, Perverted appetite, DinThoa, Dysentery,
Impure Blood, and all Deungemcnts Of the Bilious
System.
TOR the above Diseases Pills have with genera
appreciation, and matter Of fact they the best article
the kind now before the public.
Being perfectly safe made Of materials that simple and nal
ra they may be tax at any time. The proprietor recon-
mend them with the greatest confidence believing them far supe
the pills in general mildr prompt, safe and uni
form in their operation. In using them particular care is reu
ed. Persons may and drink usual and if necessary eat i'm
medaey taking In small doses they alternative
gently laxative but large doses actively Cathac clean
whole amntay canal from all putrid irritating and fe
cal Matters and producing healthy secreton of the stomach lve
and the various organs Of the body.
Most pills being composed more less of drastic cahacs
apt operate harsy They Tae the stomach and bowels II
such degree that general poaton of the system experienced
posed wholly different materials tn r simplicity and cGngenaty
system SUCH and their combination being judcious
exact they operate with perfect and safety causing pn
bowels any other painful sensa on They evacuate The
amenay canal thoroughly and at blow strip of all moTb
and eXrane0us matter - =
| TRY THEM, AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR YOURSELF
After taking doses if should be inclined not to k
them return the box uab, condition with the remainder tn
Pills money will refunded the charge for the sam
cancelled.
For sale village by Messrs. Redfd and Collins and to
had all the important in every village and town in tn
/ State. 10, bm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12
r. Meetings :! F!
JEREMY sTONE's ESTATE.

You can buy shoetng at the sore prices that will suit
l. You exactly. H. KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12
SILVER WORK.
IRA y. TOWN,
ARGENT PLATE.

Spoons Forks &c. made of this newy Undiscovered material
percede all articles such German Silver British Albata Plate
substitute for Silver Plate Being chemically free from mpu
rifles it wstnnd the strong test Aqua Forts and being hard
and white throughout maintains color closely resembling Silver
and improves by use. Montpelier, Oct. T. 1917. [l0f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12

Bass vios Meudeons, Accodeons, Flutes, vo and Violin
Rows, also, Strings, ec.
nEWELRY of every description made ORDER by expe
fenced WORKMAN
FINE WATCHES of all descriptions repaired by experienced
MATCHMAKER.
~ Come aud for yourselves. ill my shop TO accomno
e the public and furnish first articles at small advance
from Cost ,o,. l. o. Nv" s6.i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-12

ell we'll 90 at II then
In ike manner Johns advice was asked daily
aud followed; so that when winter set in, the
farm presented a very different aspect from that
which it usually wore at that time Commonly
some potatoes were frozen up, and some portion
of the sowing LEFT undone, in consequence OF the
frost overtaking the pillow. But now every crop
was secured, the grain soWn and up quite green
the house banded, and quite a string of stone
wall made. That the corn was all husked in
season, might have been owing to the fact that
turning over the new leaf had inspired the iam
y with such spirit of industry, that Lizzy had
joined them in their huskings, and took her seal
near John, that he might break off the ears tina
were beyond her strength. 1t happened on on,
or two occasions that these two continued the
labors long after Saul and his father had gone t
bed.
In the course Of time it came to this, that Mr.
Butler used to ask John what he was going t.
DO as though his right to direct operations wa
unquestlonable For example, one morning
John got stone boat with several crowbOrs a
the door.
What are you going to do asked Mr.. Butte,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

ness TO serve az an escort 90 the sew
eFal companies on taking their de-
Parture from the city, on Wednesda,
evening or Thursday morning, an,
the commandants Of the several com
Panles will report to Capt. Scranton
at the quarters ofthe National Blues.
the time Of their departure.
Mess tents will be prov .ded on the
field, aud arrangements have been
made for the accommodation of all
the troops.
1t Is hoped that every exertion
will be made on the part Of all Off
GERS and soldiers in service, under
the new system and organization, to
render this parade an honor to the
service, and that the result, while o
matter Of qualification to all who may
participate in the same, NAV also be
highly conducive toward the eleva
ton Of the character aud standing O
the military force Of our state.
WIN. T. KING,
Brisadier General comm audi lag.
SHARON, 9TH April, 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

Al 4 COuIt Of Probate holden at Sharon,
within and for the District OF Sharon on
the 9TH day of April, A. D, 1913.
Present C. F. Sedgwick, ESQ. Judge.
ON the application of Humer Hitchcock
~ Esq Of Amen a in the State Of New
York. showing TO this Court that he is pa
rent and natural guardian to Rebrcca l. Hitch
cock and Sarah Hitchcock, minors and that
said minors are the owners of the following
real estate in said dstricI, viz, about four acres
at land lying IN Sharon, bounded north on land
Of Daniel Leach, east by Sharon town street
south by land Of Kelsey p Chace. ard west by
land OF Charles Scar, with part If dwell
ing h"use and other buildings thereon, subject
t,the life estate of the petitioner in me half
thereof, valued I'll about six hundred dollars,
andsh"wing just and reasonable cause for sell
ing said real estate praying for an order, and
that he or some other meet person be empow'
cred to sell the same. as per appli alton or file
dated the 4th day OF April lS4s, more fully
appears
Ordered. That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Office in said district on
the l7th day of June 1885, at y o'clock fore
noon and that notice thereof be published in
some public newspaper near the;place where
such real estate lies. three weeks successfully
at least six weeks before said time assigned.
Certified from Record,
AZ CHAS F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Notice.

THE New Haven and Northampton
4 Company herehyg give notice. that they
will petition 10 the General Assembly next
10 be holden at New Haven, for an altera>
ton in their charter, in the fol lowing par.
ticulars. Wig: They will ask for authority
TO construct their rail Road northerly in
the most feasible route TO the north line CT
the State, if necessary ia the town Of Suf,
field.
To extend the contemplated branch OF
said 70 ID through The towns Of Canton, New
Hartford and Barkhampsted 10 the north
line of the State. in either The town Of Cole
brook or the town OF Hartland.
To construct their Rail Road through
the city of New Haven in the bed of the
canal.
To discontinue the use Of the whole or
any p,rl of their canal for the purpose of
navigation.
10 supply the city of New Haven with
water from the Eight Nile River, BY meaAs
Of said Canal and subterranean pipes.
JAMES REDFIELD. Secretary.
New Haven, March25 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

At a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury with>
in and for the District Of Salisbury on the
9th day Of March ls4s.
Present JOHN 6 MITCHELL, ESQ. Judge.
'H~HlS Court doth direc, WIN. Kelsey Exec
u utor Of the last will and testament Of Ca
- Britton late OF Salisbury in said district
lee eased, represented to be insolvent. to give
notice 10 all persons interested in the estate
OF said deceased. to appear, if they see cause.
"fore the curt Of Probate, TO be holden at
he Probate Office in said district. ON the 10th
day ofApril 1913, at 10 o'clock forenoon, to
ne heard relative to the appointment Of Com.
ot notice on public sign post in said town Of
Salisbury nearest the place where the deccas
ed last dwelt. aud by advertising the same in
a newspaper published IN Litch6eld.
Certified from Record,
!S3w JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

AT a Court OF Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for tie District a Plymouth, on
the 18th day Of March. 1S48.
Present, HENRY B. GRAVES, ESQ.,, Judge
TTPON the petition Of NEWMAN AT
" WATER, Of Plymouth, in the county of
Litchfeld, shelving to this Court that he 10
Guardian Of Clarissa J. Butler AID My Ann
butler Of Plymouth. withiR said district, mi
nors. that said minors are the owners Of zeal
estate situated in said Ply mouth, viz one un.
divided fourth part Of a certain tract Of land
ontaiiing seven acres. bounded north on es-
tate Of Gideon Woodruff, east on highway
south on b. w. Root. and west Oh Char .es
Roberts. Also, one other piece containing I6
acres, bounded north on turnpike load, H c
Smith and A B DOoiiiile. east on J NJ Burial
and EorInsn Terry and H & Smith. sonih on
Noah G Warner, aud west on highway, A b
Doolitile. Episcopal Society and heirs o!
Charles Butler. Their interest IN part Of said
last described piece ofland being their interest
in the widows dover Of Calvin Butler ana
one uadivided FIFTH part Of the residue val
ued At about Eve hundred dollars That il
would be Tor the benefit Of said minors 10 have
their interest in said land sold and the avsils
thereof placed at interest or expended for their
sSucation. a. the Statute in such case has pro-
vided. pra, ing for liberty to sell said property
fsr the Purposes Aforesaid. as petition on Gle.
II 10 ordered By this Court, that said Guar.
dian give notice Of said application. by causing
the same to Be published 10 one Of the news
,sspers printed m Liteh6eld. in the county al
Liichfeld three weeks successfully, al least
9 wesks before the heansg; snd that said Pc
titiea WiilSe heard ct the Probate s0ffice in
said district on the ID day Of June next at 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
Certified from Record.
Ae3w AMMl GlDD!NGS Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
April ls ne.
Woodbury. Academy.
JOHN GRANT r. A. pRINCIp

JOHN GRANT, B, A., PRINCIPAL
THE Summer Term will commence on
L Monday, May 18th, aud continue eleven
weeks.
As a Classical and Mathematical School the
Principal hesitales not to say that the Insti-
'utlon under his care offers advantages equal
t" those of any other of similar design. In
the English department also every facility is
offered which thorough and faithful instruc>'
ton can afford.
This Academy is located in one of the mos,
picturesque valleys in New England. and is
surrounded by natural scenery Of great va iery
and surprising beauty Its pieasan,ness 10
cation, together with the superior advantages
it offers, inv ties for it an extensive patronage
Pupils from abroad can obtain board al reason.
able rates.
Terms of Tuition as heretofore, from $500
TO S. 90 per quarter, ANY who desire farther
information are invited to address the Prlnci.
pal at Mill Brook, Ct,
APRIL 81. ls4S. 40 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Railroad Meeting!

A IL perseRs interested in the construction
Il Of a Rail Road through the valley OF the
laJL Naugaluck will please call at the VOL
CUTTVHLE CASH STORE with the
necessary bOMWS aud inveSt it in cheap GING.
HAMS, MUSLlNS, CALlCoES, aud lots Of
other bargains.
Here are the prices Tell them to yJur
friends aud neighb0rs-Herald them to those
who have but little TO eXpend tor the necessa.
ries Of life-For at the WolcotiVille Cash
Store one dollar will buy a. much AZ tw" al
some stores,
Remember the Prices when you come to
trade
ISL. Light and Dark Silks.
French Satin Stripe Polkas.
| Carton 0H tOOOI SHAWN
3doz French Embroidered collars.
Tsp. Plain and Figured M de LANES:
pMARK THE FIGURES!
5000 yds Brown CotIoEs fr. S l~2 to 8 l>2c
per yard.
1000 yts Bleached Long Cloths, 6 10 Sc pr I'd
400 yds Tickings. 7 to IL &c per yard.
5000 yds Calico Remnants, at Ola do.
1000 yds French Cling hams, worth 2Oc, for
l2l.2c.
$500 Scotch do. worth Csc, for Is.
200 Linen Cambria Hdkfs. at Slide each.
500 pr Ladies Cotton Hose, at do.
10 .loz Isle Thread Gloves, at do.
500 yds Printed Lawns, IL l'2c per yard
7p Briliantines, only Is per yard.
Good French Cloths, only So so per yard.
Black French Doe Skins, ST. and Is per yard
esp. White Irish Linens, only csc.
Now is the time to buy CARPETS cheap
600 yds Of CARPETS. both Cotton and
Wool, from 10 to Coo per yard.
We would mention 400 yds Of Calicoes this
day received, which we shall sell for Cd per
yard. They are acknowledged cheap at l2
l'2c. eQ;-Re'nember they ate fast coiOrs.
Pare Liue Geese Feathers of the best quail
ity, as cheapas they can be bough, in Hartford
Fancy Cassimeres, Cloths of Superior make,
Vestings,
Ready Made Clothing,
Of all kinds. we offer in unprecedented bar
gains
We would allude to small lot Of GROCE-
RES. Buy if they are cheap.
10000 lbs beautiful n. o. SUGAR, at STA
5hhds MOLASSES at csc pr gallon.
IS Chests Black and Green TIE IS at any
price you want
The above Goods were bought mnstly a,
Auction, and bough, to be sold. and they must
aod shall be. as low as they can any where 10
this State. Onr stock 10 the largest ever Of,
fered in the County, and, we wovld add, the
cheapest.
TVolcoitviile Cash Store,
4w LArHROP & BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

At a Court of Probate holden al Plymouth
within and for the District of Plymouth,
on the S5lh day Of March, ls4S.
Present, HENRY B. GRAVES, Esq, Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Joel G Candee Of
~ New York, in the county of New York
showing to this Court that he is Guardian
Of Eli B. Candee and Mary Ann Candee of
Plymouth, within said district, minors
hat said minors are the owners of real es>
tale situated in said Plymouth, .iz: one
undivided fourth part Of a certain tract of
land containing seven acres, bounded north
on esa'e OfGideon Woodruff, east on highs
way, south on B. w. Root and ives, on
Charles Roberts, also, one other piece con-
tanning sixteen acres, bounded north on
turnpike road. H. C. Smith and Norman
Terry, south on Noah G. Warren and ives,
on highway, A. B Doolit,le. Episcopal So
cie'y and heirs Of Charles Butler. their in
lereSl 10 part Of said last described pir &c of
land being their right in the Widows
d. wer Of the late Calvin Butler, $50 4 md
an undivided fifth part of the residue valu-
ed at five hundred dollars That it would
be for the benefit of said minors 10 have
their interest in sa id land sold, and the a
walls thereof PLAYED al interest, orexpend,
ed for their education, as the Statute has
in such case provided, praying for liberty
TO sell said property for the purposes azores
said, as per petition on tile.
1t is ordered by this Court. that said
Guardian give notice of said application by
causing the same 10 I've Published in one Of
the newspapers printed in Li.chfeld. IN the
County Of Li,chfeld, three weeks success,
lively, at least six weeks before the hearing.
and that said petition will be heard at the
Probate Office in said dis,ric, on the third
day ofJune next, al 3 o'clock P. M,
Certified from Record.
AMMI GIDDINGS.
3w Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Notice.

YNHE subscriber having taken the New
l. Store Of VIM. Lawrence in Norfolk Tor
term Of years, would respectfully solicit
the patronage of the citizens Of this t,wn, as.
surfing them Of his hest endeavors to satisi.
them with the prices, style and quality Of his
goods which he will be frequently receiving
aud he hopes BY fair and systematic dealing to
merit the confidence anG support Of the former
and any new patrons to this establishment
All kinds Of produce will be bought as usu-
al. Promo payment will be expected in re-
turn for Goods al low prices. Please give me
a call. DANIEL F. BRADFORD.
Norfolk. March 25. ISa9. df3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Notice..
- Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that an
application will be made iolhe Legislature OF
this State at their session in May next, to in
corporate Company for the purpose Of con,
siructing Railroad IRON some convenient
point, in the Town Of Winchester; through
said town and the town Of ColebrOok or Hart
land or both. 10 the north line RI the State,
with Tire powers usually granted to such cor
,orations.
SETH THOMAS, JR.,
LUCiUS CLARK,
For themselves and others
Winsted. March 60, ls4S. 473w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Notice,

THE subscriber having disposed Of his
l. stock and relinquished his Mercantile
business to Mr. DANIEL F. BRADFORD late
If Sheffield, would avail himself Of TINS OPP
pcrtunl,y to say to his old customers anu ac>
quaintances, that his successor has abundant
facilities for carrying on the business IN the
most liberal manner and that his character
and habits entiile him 10 the full confidence
and patronage ofthe trading community.
II is unnecessary to add that this arrange
nent will make it necessary for me TO call for
The settlement of all claims as soon as practi-
cable, VIM LAWRENCE
Norfolk, March 90, l64S. 463w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

ThS Court 81 PROBATE tot Ihs Dss ava 81
Keni, has limited Snu allowed sin maalhs IJoSa
he date hereof 10 the c. editors Il the estate ol
JOSEPH n. hOREHou$E, late OG Isn', de-
ceased. within which time 10 exhibit their
claims fer settlement.
All claims against said estate which ere not
duly presented aad properly aItesled wiihiI
said time will be debarTed a ., covery.
DAVID JUDD. Administrators.
Dated at Kent. March q, 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
To Book Auenfr.

THE Subscriber has in press and viii
shortly publish. a 'HISiory Of the MeT.
'e"n war" comprising d com pIeie His.
osy "i "n tue operations OF the Americas
army IN Mexico; With sketches and an.
E'n"'es OF the most Distinguished officers
a 'ne Regular Army nd;he Volunteer
roIce. BY John Frost Esq illustrated
win numerous Ensravings.
numoerof cnterPrisinE and efficient
men. at gond character, are Offered nro-
table employment as Agents, in circv.
IatiEg The above Work ~"SU-
FOR Terms, and all other informn,ion
hhp p wl'Ip'case call on the subscriS
Der or Adde'S by mai, Post paid.
d. II. MANsFlELD.
ua no"s Publisher ls4 York s., News
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

al C0uFt Oh fFoD0te holden ut LltChflald
within and for the district of [.i:chficld
on the Sd day Of April A. d, 1913.
Present. Charles .adams, Esq. Judge,
ON motion Of the Executors on the es>
tate Of HENRY SKILTON. late of Li,ch-
field, within said distric;, ,.eceaced, This
Court doth appoint the 22d day OF april
lS4S. at 10 o clock A. NJ. at the Probate
Office in said District, for the hearing,
allowance and settlement of the Admins
istration Account on said esiaie,-And
doth direct said Executors to give public
notice 10 all persons interested in said
estate, To appear (if they see cau>e} be-
fore said Court, ut said time and pince, e.
he heard therein, hy posting said orde,
of notice on public >ign-post in said
town Of Litchtield nearest the place
where the deceased las, dwelt, ana BY
advertising the same in newspaper
printed in Liichfieli.
Certified from Record,
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
MARRIED..

In this village, Oh Il lllh inst, by lie
Rev. Dr.. Fuller, Mr.. David e. BulkIey, IL
Miss Harriet Miller.
In Poughkeepsie, on the 5lh inst, Rev
Samuel I Seelye, Of Wolco'tville and Miss
Maria G. daughter Of Nathaniel b Gaylord
Esq. Of the former place.
In Milwaukee, W. r.. by the Rev. Mr..
Raymond the Hon. Aln crime NJ. Garter, Of
Jamestown, Rock county. and Miss Sarah,
daughter Of Asahel Wedge, Esq, of Warren,
Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

%We understand that on Saturday
(the Sth) the woods in the town Of Corn
wall, took fire, and was not suhdued un.
til several hundred acres Of valuable
land were destroyed. II is not known
how the FIRE originated. .-