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ALABAMA.

Seas From Benton in Lowndcs county
BY Joseph Walkers
To Warrenton, in Dallas county
Bidders will the distance and the times of arrival
and departure to be observed.
5646. From Jasper at a m Monday
To SpringviIe by m Tuesday, SIS miles
And back between Wednesday and p m
Thursday
Bids to extend 10 Ashvile are invited.
5647. From Marion at 7 a m Monday
By Dickens Mill, Brush Creek, Centreville, and
Jericho
To Marion by m Tuesday, 60 miles.
5648. From Moulton at S a m Monday
To Leighton, by IL m, "a miles
And back between p m and p m same day.
Proposals for different schedule will be considered
5649. From Russellvle at I a m Thursday
To Buzzasd Roost, by m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m Friday
$3.50. From Taladega at p m Thursday
To Broken Arrow, in ST. Clair county. by 7 p m, 20
And back between a m and 10 m Thursday.
Bids for semi-weekly service are invited
5c5l. From Troy in Pike county a, 7 m Monday
By Webone and Indigo Head
To Geneva, by p m Tuesday. 60 miles
And back between u m Wednesday and Z m
Thursday.
Bids for service once in two weeks are invited.
$3.50. From Wetumpka at 8 m Monday
By Nixburg, Socopatoy Pinckneyville, Goldville,
ToGrifan, in Georgia, by m Friday, ITO miles
And back between 8 m Saturday and m
Proposals to include Becket,svic, Bulger's Mills, and
5653 From Wetumpka at 7 a m Wednesday
By Qutman Chestnut Creek and Wascahatchez
To Coumbiana, by 7 p m Thursday Is miles
And back between a m Monday and
Tuesday.
1854 From Wilderness at m Wednesday
BY Carlcton's Store
To choctaw Corner, (late Mott's,) by IL m, 16 miles
And back between and m Wednesday.
$685. From Whtesburg at 81 Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays
BY Laeys Spring, Noun. Hill, oleander Santa
Fe, BIounsviIle, Home, vi lage Springs, Mount
Pinson, Oregon, Elyton, Flora, Montevallo,
MapIesvihe and Wetumpka
To Montgomery, 200 miles, by 81 m on Thurs
days, Saturdays and Mondays
And back between a m, Tuesdays, Fridays, and
Sundays, and m Thursdays, Sundays, and
Tuesdays
Bids carry in wo-horse also in fourhorss coaches will
considered ALSO lieu Of route mentioned to commence
at Gunons Landing, and by Ashvie, Cropwel, (and
other Offices be specified by the bdder TO Montgomery
through As hours each way by schedule TO be arranged
oy the Department, should the latter road be selected
aSOs. From Aberdeen at m Monday
BY Athens Quincy, Spung, Grub Springs, and
Hamilton
| To Aberdeen, by p m same day, As miles
aSo7 From Belefontane at Am Monday
By Grenada
To Famvie by SPIN next day, SO miles
And back between m Wednesday and 5p m
nextday
SSOo. From Bolivar at m Saturday
To McNuu, by IL m next day, so miles
And back between Ga m Monday and IL m Tues
day.
$500 From Biioxis at I a Wednesday
BY August. and Elisvile
To paulding, by 10 = m Monday, $50 miles
And beck bstwssn Tam Wednesday and 10 q m
Sunday,
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Extract from the act u Congress Of March 3, l645, section H.
and be further enacted, That it shall bo the duty of
M General all future lettings Of contracts for
& of the mah to let the same every case,
20 The lowest bidder tendersy sufficient guarantees for faith
I without other reference The mode Of such
than may be necessary TO provide for the due
erItv certainty and security Of such transportation
hall any contractor hereafter be required purchase
ant or take valuation, the stock vehicles of any
nous contractor for the same route"
rs Bidders will be careful read the forms and In
trucions appended this advertisement They are re-
to state their proposals. the mode by which they
rend 70 convey the mail Where the size and weight of
the mails or the speed called for in the schedules shall
% H. tho contracts will be made for coach, steamboat
oad conveyance, the may be and, consequently
h routes will be let bids proposing such mode Of
v,oce In all other cases the will be assigned to
iiis proposing the cheapest mode Of transportation.
DROPOsALs for Carrying the mails Of tho United
States from the lst day of July, lS49 to the Both Of
lime 1885, inclusive. liz Kentucky, Tennessee Alabama,
M,sssippi Arkansas Louisiana, and Texas, will be
s;vrd Al the Office of the Post Office Department
in the city of Washington, until ga Of the 4th of April
Iaa9 10 DO decided by the Gath day Of April l849 the
routes and in the manner and time herein specified, VIZ:
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VXTANTED-Coxe Mexican scrip, in exchange for 100
w shares OF Washington city Gas stool. Apply 70
J. r. DOW,
Jan CT No >, Union Buildings.
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KENTUCKY.


H59 From Grayson, in Carter county, at 5 m Tuesday
BY Little Sandy, d. Horizons, West Liberty, and
Hazel Green
To jackson, in Breathtt county, by SPIN Wednes-
day, 70 miles
And back between m Thursday and p m Friday.
s,sO From Jackson in Breatht county, m Thursday
To Crockettsvillc, on the middle fork Of Kentucky
river, in The same county, by IL m, Is miles
And back between p m and IN Thursday.
s,6l. From Kiddville at 6 m Saturday
To Walter Goudes by IL m, 20 miles
And back between and p m same day.
,,62 From Mount Sterling at I a m Thursday
By the Beaver Ponds on Red River, and the Esill
Steam Furnace
To Irvine, in Eslill county by Up m, IS miles
And back between a IN and p m Friday.
sl63 From Pleasurevile at 8 a m Wednesday
To Owenton by S p m, Is miles
And back between 8 m and p m Thursday.
s6l, From Wilamstown at m Wednesday
BY Fork Lick, Merediths, Colins's, and Logans-
vile
To Leesburg by p m, % miles
And back between 8 m and p m Thursday.
s65. From Winchester at m Tuesday
By Reuben Fuckers, Walter Goudes, and the
mouth OF Woodward creek
To Irvine, by pm, 30 miles
sl66 From Warsaw at m Thursday
Ry Glencoe and Poplar Grove
To New Liberty, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and m same day.
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THE UNION.

To Ultima Thule, ny m Saturday, 10 miles
And back between a m Wednesday and P m
Saturday.
Bids for trips once fortnight invited Also for the
part between Dallas and Ultima Thule, rs miles
6OOOk From Washington at a m Thursday
BY Johnson's Mills, Meals Springs Rnsseys IN
Sewer county. Bakers Springs, aad Mountain
Fork Cove in Polk county
To Dallas, by 6p IN Saturday, IS miles
And back between IN Monday and P m
Wednesday.
Proposals to run once fortnight are invited also 60 by
6OOoi From Wilmington at m Monday
BY Carysvile
To Marion, LA, by 8 m, 30 miles
And back between a m and m Tuesday
LOUISIANA.
6O6s. From Alexandria at IA m, Wednesday ,,,
To Mount Lebanon, by p m Saturday, llO miles
And back between q m "Wednesday and m
Saturday.
6O66 From Bellevue at 7 m Tuesday
To Minden, by IL m Wednesday, so miles
And back between m Wednesday and p m
Thursday.
6O67 From Columbia at m Thursday
By Merednh's, Andersons, and Perkins's in Jen-
kinss Settlement
To Vernon, by IL m Friday, so miles,
And back between m Friday and pm Satur
Bids for schedule allowing two days each way nv
6O6s From Fort Jesup at 2 p m Friday
To Burr's Ferry, on the Sabine. by 7 m Saturday
40 miles
And back between a m Thursday and Fri
day.
6O6s. From Hurrisonburg at 7 m Wednesday
By Copenhagen, Meredith's, Williams's, Vernon
and DugdemOnia
To Athens, IN Claiborne parish, by m Saturday
And back between m Wednesday and S n
Saturday.
Proposals to carry opce fortnight, also
Columbia instead Of Harrisonburg are invited.
6O7O From Harsonburg at a m Wednesday
BY the Funebree and Riser settlements
To Columbia by m Thursday, SO miles
And back between 7 a m Friday and m Satur
day.
COIL. From Natchitochcs at a m Monday u
| By Saint Maurice, Cedar Creek, Saline Mills, JOIN
| Lcslie,s, Wyatt's, and Harriss
| To Monroe, by p m Wednesday, 80 miles
| And back between 8 a m Thursday and n
| Saturday.
Bids for trips once fortnight are invited
6O72 From Natchitoches at m Monday
| Along the bank of Red River
To Shreveport, by m, Friday, l6O miles
And back between m Monday and n
Bids for trips for once fortnight are invited.
6o73 From New River the bank of the Mississippi
at p m Saturday
/ By Live Oak
To Galveston, by 8 m, 20 miles
| And back between a m and IL m Saturday
GOTTA From Paquemine at a m Wednesday
| BY Waterloo and Livonia
To Johnsons Store, on the Bayou Gross Tete, by
pm Thursday, 81 miles
And back between Monday and m Tue'
Bids to carry from Plaquemne via Bayou Gross Tete
Liyona SO miles and back in lieu of said service, inv
ted
| Proposals to carry from Paquemine, via Bayou Gros
Tete TO Johnsons Sore IS miles and back once weel
| are also invited.
COTS From Vernon at 5 Thursday
| BY Indian Village and Coons
| To Monroe, by 8p m, 40 miles
| And back between and p m Friday
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$3.50. From Benton at Ga IN Wednesday
To Dalton, (Ga.) by m IS miles
And back between s a m and p m Thursday.
Bidders will specify the intermediate Offices, any, which
they will supply
$3.50 From Ezabethtown at a m Monday
By Greenfield, Brownsville and Arcadia
To kingsport, by p m, 40 miles
And back between 5 a m and m Tuesday.
1854 From jackson at a m Monday
To Savannah, by SIP m Tuesday, IS miles
And back between a m Wednesday and m
Bidders will specify the intermediate Offices which they
will supply.
$685. From Kingston at m Monday
BY Beleonte, Eric and Oxford
To Athens, by p m, 40 miles
And back between m and p m Tuesday.
Proposals for twice week. also for trwecky service will
be considered Also by aschedue giving greater ex-
petition.
1856. From Somervle at 6 m Monday
By Dancyvile
To Brownsville, by 6 p m, 30 miles
And back between 6 a m and p m Tuesday.
5357 From omervie at a m Tuesday
By Fayee Corner and Esanaua
To Denmark, by p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m wednesday.
1858. From Taylorsvie at m Tuesday E.
By Shady, in Johnson county
To Paperville, in Sullivan county, by P m, 3O miles
And back between m and P m Monday.
$3.50 From Thorn Hill at 6 m Monday
Through the valley the north side Of the Clinch
mountain, by M. Clevelands and J. Dobsons
To Blan's Cross Roads, by p m, 30 miles
And back between a m and P m Tuesday.
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1891. From Peru At a n Wednesday
By Troy Mills, Ovid Dswsys Mills Lafayette
Grows, Kslsyh Mills, Sallman and Kiahwaukie
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ARKANSAS.

ARKANSAS.
5000. From Arkadcphia at a m Wednesday
To Clingman's, by 6 p m, IS miles
And back between a m and p m Thursday
6OOOa From Camden at 6n m Monday
To Arkadelphia by II m next day, so miles
And nd back sl. between m Tuesday and p m
Bidders will state the intermediate points, any, which
they propose to supply
6OOOb From Chickalah at 10 m Monday
To Hot Springs, by m Tuesday, 30 miles
And back between 6 a m Wednesday and - m
Thursday.
Bids for schedule giving days each way invited.
6OOOc From Chickaah Village, in Yell county, at m,
BY H.rssy'. and Thompson.
To Morrisons Bluff, in Johnson county, by 7 p m
And back between a m and pm Thursday.
cOOOd From Edorado, in Union county, at Ia Monday
By Harper's, Fosters and Dyer's Store
To Athens, in Claiborne parish, LA y by p m
And back between m Wednesday and sp m
Thursday.
10000. From Fayetteville at l m Friday
By Daniel Meals and Horny Hastings's
To Maysville, in Benton county, by Sp m Saturday.
so miles
And back between a m Thursday and u m Fri
Bids for trips once fortnight nrc invited.
6OOQC From Helena at 6 a m Thursday
BY Askcws Bluffs
To Pamela, (Miss.,) by 12m Friday, so miles
And back between m Friday and 8 p m Sasur-
day.
soOos. From Lewisvie in Lafayette county a, Mon
day
To Minden, LA, by 6 p m Tuesday, 65 miles
And back between m Wednesday and p m
Thursday.
Bidders will state the wayoces proposed to be included
6OOOh. From Lost Creek at m Monday
BY Hester's Bridge, on Hurricane creek, and H.
Carrs
To Pine Bluff, by I p m, 30 miles
And back between and Jpn.
6OOO From Montgomery, Qs,s Mount Ida,) in Mongom-
cry county, at IL m Wednesday
BY Dallas
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF tn,

United States from the lst day Of July 1649, TO The
3Oth of June 1885, inclusive, in Michigan Indiana, Wis
consin Iowa. and Missouri will be received at the contrac
Office of the Post Office Department, in the city of Wash
ngton until M of the 4h of April lS49 Ito be decided by
the gath day of April, l849 the routes and in tn
manner and time herein specified, viz:
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To Hannibal, (Mo.,) by IL m next day, 20 miles
And back between 2 m Friday and p n
Saturday
1863. From Peru a. m Thursday
BY Troy Grove
To Earlcvie, BY m, 80 miles
And back between 6 a m and 81 n next day.
1864. From Mount Carroll at 4 m Saturday
BY Pleasant Valley b
To Howardsvile, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and p m.
1865. From Cas- at m Thursday
BY Flag Creek and Lyons
To Chicago by 8 a m. IS miles
And back between m and ~ m.
1866. From Dorr at 8 a m Thursday
BY Erin and Highland Prairie
To Geneva, (Wis.,) by 6 p m, IS miles
And back between m and p N nsxt day.
1867. From Dorr at m Thursday
BY Hope Boon's Mills, and Hebron
To Richmond, by 10 m, IL miles
And back between 2 p m and m.
1868 From Hickory Hill at "a m Friday
To McLanesboro', by 6 p m, ~ miles
And back between m and p m nsxt day.
1869 From Lilefort at 6 a Thursday
By Cages Lake. Hainssvie. Forkviils, Lamar.
To CRYSTAL Lake, by p m, as miles
And hack between m and 6 N nsxt day
1870. From Mount Sterling Il = m Saturday @
By Garvsh Mill
To Grisesvlls by III 4 N, 20 miles
And back bstwisa l p m end 9 m nns day.
4a7i. From Sycamore At = N Thursday ~.
BY South Grow, Hieht Mills, Lindenwood.
White Roek, DsysviEls, Oregon, neuns Morris.
Chamoerc Grove, and MIR Oerohc
To Savannah, by IL N next Saturday, "a Aste
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15

A Green Mountain boy fell in-love with
pretty GIRL and determined "to court her" TO
that end he dressed himself in his " Sunday 90.
to mectng;' went to her fathers house and found
her alone
GLOW aye du Z" said Jonathan.
"l'm nicely" says the girl.
Jonathan took a seat and seated himself in the
(arthost corner of the room, as though the beauty
was thing to be feared rather than loved.
saint you cold--hadnt you better sit up to
the fire." says Sally, supposing he would, of
course, if he was going to make love at all, do
1t in proper manner.
mo, thankee; reckon I'm comfortable"
returns Jonathan.
How is your marin ?" said Salev.
well, she's complanin a little" said iona
than. Here pause Of ten minutes ensued, du.
ring which time he amused himself whiting a
stick.
'There's nothin' new up yonr way, is there p
said Sally, which Jonathan might understand as
applying to his present situation, or to his faith
ers domcil.
"Herel oh-yes, you meant hum well, no
that is, yes our spotted cows broke her horn y
said Jonathan.
Sally would undoubtedly have laughed at thi:
queer piece of information, only she was too
much veHed at the speaker. At length, afteI
much protracted silence, Sally got up AYR,
small edition of a scream, and in a loud vocII
exclaimed, let me alone
Why says Jonathan, dropping his knife an,
stick in astonishment why, amt toucin Oh
ye.'
Well says Sally, in voice which might b,
indictive of fear, but sounded very much like
request WELL aint you goin' tn z"
Jonathan thought moment of this eouiyoco
reply and then placing his knife in his poke,
he drew his chair by the side of pretty Sally
gently encrcled her waist, and-the next wee
they were married.-S Louis ReveiHe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15

FRANCE AND THE LIBERIAN REPUBLIC.
The New York journal of Commerce says,
that uthentic information has been received
at Washington, through letters from Gov
ernor Roberts of Liberia, that the French
Government has not only recognized the
Republic Of Liberia, but also placed at its
disposal three armed vessels, to be used in
the suppression of the slave trade, and in
the protection of the interests of the Repub-
lie.
STATUE OF WAsHlNGToN.-In the Lou
islana Legislature, on the 9TH inst, mes
sage from the Governor was received, in
forming the House that Hiram Powers, the
Sculptor, accepts the proposal TO make stat.
ue of Washington for the State House al
Baton Rouge; but the sum appropriated
$5,OOO-is far below the price demanded
CINCINNATI, FEB. 5rH.-The following
is the vote on the election of the Hon. Hen
ny Clay 10 the Senate of the United States
which we have previously announced-fo
Mr. Clay, %, for Mr.. r. M. Johnson. as.
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The Southern Manifesto,

A Washington correspondent of the Com
mercial Advertiser says, the address of the
Southern caucus has been published in
pamphlet form, and thirty-thousand copies
have been taken for distribution. 1t is
signed by the following AZ names:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hunter and Mason
Messrs Atkinson, Bayley, Beae, Bedinger,
Bocock, Brown, Meade and Thompson
10.
North CaroIina-Messrs. Daniel and Ven
able-2.
South NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Butler and
Calhoun; Messrs. Burt, Holmes, Rhett.
Wallace, Woodward-S.
Georga-Senator Johnson; Messrs, ".
erson and Haralson-3.
Florida-Senator Yulee-l.
Louisiana-Seuator Downs; Messrs
IIarmanson, La Sere, Morse-4.
Texas-Messrs. PiIlsbury and Kaufman
3.
Administration Borland and Sebas
tian; Mr. Johnson-3.
ennessee--Senator Turney; Mr.. Stan
tom.
Missouri-Senator Atchison-1.
Alabama-Senator King Messrs. Fitz
patrick, Gayle, Bowdon, Harris, lnge--6.
Mississippi-Senators Davis and Fooic
Mcssrs. Tompkins, Brown, Featherston
Thompson-6.
Two only Of the above, Gayle of Alaba
ma and Tompkins of Miss are Wings. L
will be perceived that Missouri lurnishe
but one name to the list, Florida |, NortI
Carolina 2, Tennessee 2, Georgia 3, AM
the three Slave States Delaware, Maryland
and Kentucky, none.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

We have received Hoden's Dollar Magazine,
for February, illustrated with numerous engrav-
ings. 1t contains a profile cut of Major Andre,
cut by himself, accompanied by some facts
not generally known, in regard to him. 1t con.
tains portrait of the eloquent Orator and Phi.
anthropist, Rev. E. II. Chaplin, of Boston; and
one Of Ralph Waldo Emerson. The contents
are all of the first orders and we wonder how
Mr.. Holden can furnish such a magazine for a
dollar Terms al per annum. Address, G. W..
Holden, 100 Nassau Street, N. Y.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL.-We have
received the February number Of this scientific
work. It contains likeness of Andrew Combe,
an eminent phrenoIogist, with biography. The
articles are good; and we shall endeavor to give
our readers one Of them soon. Terms, 81 per
annum, in advance. Address, Fowers g. Wells,
l3l Nassau St., N. Y.
We have also received from the publishers,
-Messrs. Fowlers g. Wells, a treatise OIL the
"Cholora, its causes, prevention, and cure"
showing the inetRqsncy of the Drug treatment,
and the superiority Of the Water Cure in this
disease, by Joel Shaw, NJ. D." From limited
examination of this work of % pages, we think
it an able treatse-but as we are not medical
men, we should not like 10 step in and "decide
when Doctors disagree" Any one who wishes
to read for himselfcan do soby sending to Fowl
ers & Wells, 13l Nassau st., NY. Price 25
cents per copy.
The HOME JOURNAL, edited by Geo. Nor
ris and N. P. Willis, is weekly print, contain
ing the very best of matter; and besides this it
is the most handsomely executed sheet we ever
saw. We know of no literary paper whose alb
scencc we should miss so much as the Home
Journal. Terms, 50 in advance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15

BRIGHTON MARKET, February 9, 1840.
At market during the week, 525 Beef Cattle,
$500 Sheep, and 49O Swine.
Priccs-Beef Catte-A few extra 81; first
quality 6 80 G,75; second quality 5 IS a co.;
third quality co.
Shecp-Northern 81 50 81 per head =
Western stall fed at 81 2 Is, 3 so and 5 sc 1.2
head, as in quality
Swine-But few sales made, and those at re-
tail Sc for Sows, and tic for Barrows.
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legal NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Court
District of Randolph S. for the District of Randolph
To all persons concerned in the estate of Zenas Clark late
of Randolph in said District deceased, intestate,
GREETING.
Whereas Peroy Beknap, administrators Of the estate of
the said dcceased proposes rendering an account Of his
administration, and presenting his account against said e
tate, for allowance, ut session Of said Court to be held
at the Registers Office in Randolph in said District on the
an Monday in February, instant heng the 26th) al 10
O'Clock, A. NJ
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before said
Court at the time and place aforesaid and show cause, If
any You have why the said account should not he allowed
Dated AT Randolph, in said District, this Cd day Of Febr
AIRY, A. D. 1919.
PIILANDER PERRIN Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15

In East Montpelier, Feb. 9Th, by Rev, B. Palm
er, Ira w. Winter to Miss Lorendu Steward,
both of East Montpelier
At St. Johnsbury Centre, Dec 18th, by Rev.
]. P. Stone, Mr.. Curtis F. Lawrence of St.
Johnsbury, to Miss Cynthia W. JudDins of Dan,
Vile.
Jan. 9th, Mr.. James Campbell of Boston, to
Miss Harriet Sylvester of Danville.
Feb 9Th, MIR. William Caswell of Montague
Mass. to Miss Amelia G. Owen of st. Johns
bury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15

In Middlesex, JAN LIST, Mr.. Cyrus Hill, aged
81.
Printers in Wisconsin are requested to no.
tee.
In Barre on the 9Th inst Bnttana Pickering,
in the 35th year Of her age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15
AGENCY
OF THE
7. Work. PeNim Tea Company

yHyuts ComDany the Largest in New York, have estab-
lished branch of their house in Montpelier and have
made
BADGER, KEITH g. BARKER
their exclusive agents. ~, a..
The take this opportunity to Offer the Public the hnest
Teas that can be including all the varieties import
ed from China ; 81, -. r.
The following list Of our Tens, with the prices az
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15
Receipts G0r GhC Freeman,
XOsNgagc VI.

C Stearns, s Klnsman, il E Shedd F P Leach,
G Tborne, E Sanborn, A Fossett, II II Gilman,
p N Wiley, S WeedcnII IIale,U Woodworth
R Andrus, P Boyce L Martin, NJ Parmentcr,
D Hayes, S Mendall, c II Clarke, L Thomas, NJ
Bowen, II D Dryer, J $ Parham, A Morse, b
Comlngs, H Tolman, ] NJ Dean, s Bcsscy, A
Fassett.E Perkns,T l. Baker, T Page, S Thomp-
son, r Christie, c Richardson, L Raymond, r
Fetcher,S Hatch, P Corlisa, A Wood so each;
Dodge, + II Baxter C Dudley, f Woodman,
75c each Robe, 45c II McAllister, SIC N
N Burrows SOC; n Swallow, Z Cobb 81 each.
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FURNITURE,

In looking advertisement, do not forget that
have large stockflrniturc which you buy at hah
the cost at any other establishment in the county
Jan. 40. C2) ELLIS, WILDER &c Co.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
For sale at The Manufacturers P'7ces.--
100 Bales "Macy's" Wickng 90 Boxes "Iiunts" AXES.
100 " Irvine 1850 dOZ. Scytles.
% Cotton Yarn, all nos. 50 q Lamsuns' Snnths.
SO Cotton Batting, so Hay Cutters.
10 Cases Cotton Thread 90 Winnowng Mills.
Agricultural implements Of every description
Fresh Ground N, Plaster.
THE Subscriber has received agency for the sale OF
L Leaytt and McDanel's celebrated
Saws
of every description and size, including
Circular Saws Cast Stoell Mill Saws, Cut saws
Clap board Saws, VcneeriDg Saws
ANY other kinds made to order and warranted
NJ CASH paid for Corn and Oats. -
~ JOS. W. HoWEs.
Jan g, 49, (o) AT the Old Stand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-15
Sugar, Tea. Coffee 4

Spice, Ginger &c. &c. in short, all ths necessareS Of
life. Now is your time to lay in for years stock.
Jan. ), 'i9. (2 ELLIS, WILDER Co..