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COME 10 the cheap store Great bargains In new
goods-The undersigned would the OF
70 Their large additional supply Of fancy goods
DAY. Among them they would mention
10 pieces rich chenes
~ DO small figured ehangeabie silks
10 DO plain changeable giace do
= do pink and white wateTed do
. do plain white satin
10 DO colored bonnet sains and corded silks
~ 40 do norences, In all shades
9 do and A. rich black yste silk
. do - black Turk
Ihs lot Of silks will be sold Is
AL ~ want therefore, invited 70 call early and examine for
IN MERINos, have opened pieces, among can
De found maznrne blue, light blue dark light green
crimson scarlet pink These goods
ana wn De sold much under the usual prices.
ana double width cashmeres In every desirable and fashion
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do
embroidered dannels, for dresses
~ pieces plain changeabe and satin stripe alpacas
100 do new style fancy prints
Also, % pieces small plaid gingham
ever had, of plain fancy colored velves black
Velvet nbands trimmings, OF the style
Silk and nband neck ties, belts - ~ N f+t
Hosenes Of all and every description -n..tNtt -H#
LADIES' menno vests, of both long and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly every number aud kind at
Lnencambrc handkerchief, from the finest to the
IN MOURNING GOODS, have complete assortment,
embracing mostly article that be called for.
And our stock of SHAWLS, this will anything
On point Of elegance Of style and cheapness have before
offered.
The public respectfully to examine these new goods be-
lore buying, as great bargains may be expected.
BARNES MITCHELL,
Dec 5-Jtaw2wf El7 - -o-'---
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pBHOP ENGLANDs WORKS, COkPLETE---TAY-
LOk MAURY booksellers, eh street. have Just received
ron the pubisher Bishop Ensisnd complete works IN volumes
subscribers
price, ee expense o. freight Washington Georgetown
then @ be supplied and The win be delivered from Taylor
Msrryr N Nov ~
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POPULAR MUsIC.-WM FISCHER has Just received num-
Der of the most popular waxes, pokas &c among
which we enumese the olowingaI which sold at our
reduced pnce-fom cents per page; EF ~ :
MARCHES.
Kossuth's March; by c. Lenschow. .
General p y. Smnhs March, by Martin. ... .. .. ...
spanish Patriots March; by Martin.
Mary Blanc Quick Step a ..-EH ...
Battle of Buena Vista. 81 .........
Invitation Ia Polka; by Max Marezch
Tedesco Polka; by Max Maretzch. =. H.
Belle Polka; by Berg '..- '.
Carnival Polka by Cantha. ..... ..... .
I'm thine, only thine; by J. Benedict. 1851"
The Broken-heared BY Felice Doreao. e, .. 81
When others strive 10 win Thy smile.
No. meier thy home be mine. 3. .aF.at
yeannet and Jeannot; complete
The knight Of the Golden Crest .ts
On Sally Whie; fayoite song. 81. ...
Stop dat knocking BY winnemorc.
Sweet Rose Of Caroline; by Beckei.
Emfna Snow. tl.t"-a .. . ..
seen her at the window
Ole Nrginny break down. ',
oIe Bull and Dan Tucker. .r.t.. ....... ......
Gwine long downs BY Frank Brewer.
"a. .r" #s.ar Ia +.
Invitation Ia vsise; by Won Weber. ..... ID.
Sl k.,ss ,. Waltz; by Enssetscht
Recoieeons Of strauss beautiful collection Of w.z,s by
Herr s
Dearest Mae, with variations; by Grobe. sH a. SD
Rosa i Isss efi Cs I'D sl lr-g .er .... ..
Beethoven Waits sIe de.ir !" by cuern,y. iai1s
IT'S the Of BY Herr 40 IA. .
Dan Tucker BY Grobc.
Dandy Jim; ~ "f+rft s' aFa efE# Nov Is
POR sale, very desirable three-ssory brick house,
win hack building stories, good and stable,
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National Eating House.
Just RECEIVED direct from Thomas per bris
Annao.n Capt Dony lot Of the finest genuine green
brought 10 tins Market which will be
and all the modes Of cookery possible style
Also, from Norfolk fresh oysters pced oysters
notice. =
07-Fsmiles served n usual.
Aug l6-u Hr w. WALKER
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fss- BLAKEp Private D~neing ana Wsltxang Acs-
DENY, Apollo Hail. been thoroughly and efsiy reaued,
and now for the reception Of scholars Days o tuition,
Tuesdsys and Fridays Pys lessons from Evening
cIsss for gcntiemen o,ciock sci "a y Hs7
Wsshnsscn Cot Bills. Unixd saies swmy wsshnCon Archi
bald Cspte erq, Wsr Depesment Wsrkinon; Randall Hsg
ne esq, Treasury Department. washington Hon y O. Carter,
eeoetown MS Bur- washington, whose seminary Mrs. Blake
has The honor Of teaching. N iff lN'5 Nova
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Chrfstopher Grammsr,
Attorney and CopHselor at Lap,
HAVING Ponnsylvania Avenue he
III tween ~ and 9Th he will practise In die
Courts the District and claims
parmens, and the Board Of Commissioners Mexican
Aug l2-eod2m
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THE New York journal OF Medicine and the Col
lateral Sciences published by d. Panhaw city New York
Just received by the subscriber, vol ILL., No III
vember, lsss. r
Article Ampufatons fractures By John O.
Stone, M. d., surgeon TO BELLEVUE Hospital.
Article ID Essay on tumor Of utens, BY W. Q. Roberts, NJ. D.
p O. and g. ofNew York, secretary Of New York Pathological
Society.
Article ID Extracts from reports q New York Pathological
cicy.
Article 4h On chorofom In parturton by p. A. Ayet M D.
Article 5h Inflammation and It's consequence by Bachelor
NJ. ID.
bibiogaphcal notices.
Pa and foreign retrospect and edi.
torial summary.
Price % advanced single copies 50 Specimen
numbers Of United application
paid, 10 the Publisher, New York city. ~ - - " !.
r. TAYLOR, bookseller,
Nov. 2-lmw Penn. avenue Washington, ID. @.
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E'HEnCH and spanish Languages.--J MEIERE, late pro
fcssor United States Yale College, kc
quain e citizens Of Washington that he contemplate giving
strucon In the above languages well English 20 for
eigners.
Prof Mese hate himself that his
too well established here 10 require particular references
For &C.. address j. NJ the
Taylor, Taylor Maury and Fischer his Mr.
wnans opposite Mr. Fr.nck Taylors, Pennyiyanis avenue
Nov e-H
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wATsON q RENwICK,

wATsON & RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
street. opposite The Potent Office, Washington, D. c.,
pRoCURE patent die United States foreign
tries, and give advice all qussions arising under patent
-1.-a oonREsrosprsrs
Hon ES%.nS PSss late ras"
Patents ai' .l.l.l.
S.%.s a:s. ks%ff ws' x asn' foundry
.T :. ,ss sss:
B. B. French, vsss.dsnt Magnetic Telegraph Company
YoREreS coRREsrospKrrs TO ta.. .... s'lH
Richard Greed, London and Birmingham Railroad Company,
Edward Sabine, g. Lisuenan, Colonel Royal EnsiDee
Michel Chevaier, ngenieur en-chef; Walsh, ESQ.,
TTNION INTELLIGENCE AND oEskRAL AGENCY
.,rssE fHLiSs, p.sp.ie,o = soss and lsaiya
ssy :asa @.s sas Se Good .saaon. s%sy. oS
hand only who reeommendsd honesty capacity
Also .s.s and anfaassd rented and supplied upon he
RsrsRrsoEs. .-'i'.H |.hh
Rev Rev &C., w samson Ssy sis E M% dn'A'w
Wv s..,oa, ESQ. "a = N a aoGsI
cof; 6 & Asss': esq., ESQ T e%s $s sa esq
supply Of sn.., Cs. .,,. and
oovsr garments before purchasing We the following descp
10 ch embroidered French coa shapes, ofnsw and
70 plain cIoat., richly trimmed
In sHAWLs have
IS Hungarian long shawis, In rich coiors
~
100 medium and low priced p; Cd 1 wooiisa shawl,
Also, rich cashmere long shawis
Dec. 5-N CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY u CO.
NEW Cloths, Csssimcres, and vesings.-The subscn-
IN received supply
goods which they the Of their friends and
pubic generally. We lrsaI. e..t..tfa y
pieces French cloths, received in black, brown blue
% pieces fancy cassimere embracing the popular shades s
10 pieces best French doe skin cas-imeres
do medium priced do do
H@i TN vEsTINes WE HAVE tE
Rich French cashnpees different varieties patterns
Plain black, brown, and olive silk vestinp
Rich figured silk vestings, complete assortment
Rich vestnrs, suitable fof evening purposes
Together win almost every requisite gentlemen
line, 10 which invite their attention. s
Dec. s-suf CLXGErT NEWTON, MAY CO.
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OF IN REWARD.--Ran AWAY near Luray
1l0U Page county Virginia, the OH inst, boy Aaron
He black, Of age about hish has
down look when spoken o veg Tuck lips and heavy He
had when he le doese color
The above reward Of feo win be given houd
out OF the sae, and 600
him again An reasonable charges win be paid delivered
Luray. trt
Aaron ie In company with spnshay yeowboy red complex
red hair, and spotted ace
VIM. A. CHAPMAN
sep9-u Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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Criminal Court.

The following charge to the grand jury for the District
of Columbia delivered by Judge Crawford at the open
ing of the present term Of the court published at the
request OF the grand jury:
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Ton sale-s bssusiful yacht Of about ten tons bu,
den, almost The boat In hne order, having new sa
anchor aud chain, and fully equipped.
Inquire Of O. n. McDsell, At the Union once.
June 15-d
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DOBERT y. WALKER will practice law I'm the sr-
IL Court Of United In
thinks proper before Consyes
Of the Departments but will devote
70 cases intr,issed % him IN the Supreme Couu.
once on Pennsylvania avenue the Seven Budn Wash
ingon, u. G. Mar cd
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POR sale, very desirable three-ssory brick house,
win hack building socs, good yard and stable,
back alley Is feet, situated between ~ and
o streets being one Of the most desirable paris Of the city for
vste residence.
Terms be easy, money win
CURED the hrss payments.
For further particulars apply TO GREEN TAsTET,
agF tNfA Auetioneen and Commission Merchants
Nov 4-2sw3wh Concert Han.
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NOTICE--me parfneryp heretofore existing between JoH
~ =. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissolve,
BEvERLr TueKER will promptly ali busnes
before Ccnpe. and the departments a. heretofore
March 9i--d HH i tiHtts n
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SILK MANUFACTURE IN CHMA.--An American in
China gives the following account OF the silk and Grape
manufactures of that country:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-17

Rangahiata tabued the road leading from
The principal settlements on the coast, by
calling il his backbone; and consequently
no enc dared trespass on such tender ground:
thus cutting of the only means which the
outsettlers possessed on bringing their cat
tie and other goods TO Wellington for sale.
On its being attempted by an Englishman
to drive some cattle along this road in spite
LOT the tabu, his cattle were seized, and hun
self threatened with death. Some perse-
vering natives of another tribe met with no
better success in similar undertaking this
took place after the Governor had strictly
forbidden that such stopPages should be
made on any account, and was the imme-
date cause Of the commencement Of hos
tilities in Cooks Straits.
Great complaints have been made Of The
hlthiness of the New Zealanders, bot I have
met with very many exceptions to this i'm
Puted defect. Their usual mode Of life
prevents that clearly appearance which
they might have; they. Of course, become
dfeadfully smoke-dried from their custom Of
having fires in their huts without any
chimney, which not only discolors their
skin, but their usual garment or mat natural
ly becomes very dingy. The habit Of rub
bling shark oil over the body is growing into
dlsuse, and the wholesome substitute Of soap
and water superseding it. They are crea-
lures Of example, but ! do not think natural
ly fond Of dirt. As prOOlO Of what may be
done with them, can safely say thai ths
natives employed in the police force at
Wellington and Auckland, in their neat
green uniform, look as Soldier-like and re-
spectacle as any OF their comrades, their
Announcements always being well cleaned
and kept; and il is astonishing how well
these mend in their fixed duty OF soldier and
constable. have seen them walking
about with their carbines under their arms
when in charge OF the prisoners working
On the roads, watching them most intenIly.
not allowing anything to take OF their at
ention even for second.-MJ. RiIlop'J
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-17
OF the N. ". Eve.ing Pest.
CALLAo, Peru, June 5th, 1849.


One of the attractions of Lima is il,
Market this occupies a spacious square
and il well supplied in every respect.
porton only of one side is covered by an
apology for a roof, made of reeds and
matching; under this are arranged the meat
stalls; here, as in Csllao, every thing is cul
up to suit the purchasers; for instance, oil
the fowl kind, you can have all legs, all
wings, or all gizzards, just as you chose.
These stalls are all attended by Cholo, or
Peruvian women, Of every age and every
variety Of dress. noticed one very fine
looking woman, of about twenty FIVE year:
of age, who sold lamb and beef, 10y the
way, this last is always pounded to a jelly
to make it tender;) she was aitired in light
figured satin dress, white satin slippers, flesh
colored silk stockings; great quantity OF
rich lace from the shoulders to the elbows;
with ear.drops and fingers covered with
rings; she had smile and nod for every
one; and you could not but be amused to
see her flirting beside the beef and mutton,
in thai rich attire. In the fruit and vege-
table market you find an almost endless
variety. Heaped upon the ground are green
peas, corn, beans, sweet potatoes, yams,
arrow root, tomatoes and pumpkins, the
best that can be; and as for fruits, every
kind ever saw or heard OF, were there in
rich abundance, productions Of the north,
south, east and west. The most delicious
fruit that found was the chirimoya; this is
about the size of a pine apple, is marked
like it on The outside, but is Of light green
color. When ripe it is quite soft, and
being broken open, is found full Of white
pulp; you eat it with spoon, and find that
il contains all the delicate favors Of the
pine apple, strawberry and cream. ltgrows
upon tree as large as the oak.
At every few steps through the market
are what should call cook stands, where
a fat looking woman stands in readiness
"to do up any little 6xings' that may be
brought for her to prepare; fried meats,
soups, vegetables and pan cakes are served
up at The shortest notice, each person bring.
ing his own materials. The outer circle is
appropriated to the sale Of the common
descriptions Of dry goods; these are all
spread out upon mats on the ground.
Traversing the market, at about every
hundred feet, and also through most Of the
streets in the city, runs a small canal, or
stream, OF swift water, about four feet wide
and one deep. This supplies all the
dwellings with water for washing. and re-
ceives all the refuse and filth, which the
current sweeps off to the river, provided it
escapes the eyes Of the turkey-buzzards
that line its banks.
The market have just described is a
favorite and fashionable resort for ladies oil
the highest class, after leaving mass in the
morning. Inoticed many Of them dressed
J in the most extravigant manner. what al
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-17
WHOLE NUMBER 1877.

III, -.
na.e nso VARIABLE w'nos' ana SOW progress
o', We vo'e n.ui "ea'n'' anu s','oo'n sec.
eu nI,o en 'unay lAo'
o'", al VII a''', M my 80 ua,'
$3.50 no'n csiiao "e nase oeen =
III wn 'n'Se we !" ."es = 49,
ePPy aiiey. wn'cn s''oa'so aoou
Ae .u'o Iuo'o u'e e'-y' anu on 'ne Sno'
o ~ 'o - an aocnoenIe ~ sn''l
80 IL "L.s.a ''1e' ~ ~'H' 'uo' ,o' e'v :"
Is s - 49, - NJ ~ "s1 ro" 'He
"i"us 'ia soIuS my uiuo nd' oeen eoli'
$500 1 ''y oP,.o ~ ee'""s vA
Sc " Ae snP, A''u @ W VIC
..h a -. - Io' company ~n,cu, iano e.oly
$500 s. s aI"a ..s, "a u'sseI ~ 'l,'''a'
r.. ' : 'i'e ,''o'n. "o 'a'e
Poss'o'o - oon'ey any 'oea W
~ ~ va oan m a''o'seo - u;e'e ne.e'
% aa e IT, e"y =" " NO" ~
ospo "' ou'' suo. q. u'ey a,s'
IN ~ SonA{ ~ 'no WIN
' anu An ~ ~eune, - o~ no'.s' con
49, ~. s'oes a',1 i na'-ons VI VIC go.
80. - ~ 49, ~
- ~. ~ - '''eeH 80 ..e'N'
s.s $3.50. ~ -. VIC $50 P,oP' Tu
- - 80 1 ''H
r IL ~ - T. o't S ~ s,He
3D. III e.. SnnJ.I Ia. - a'o D es"
~ ' -. 1 w. - su'fe o. '.'c, ~
w.. - hs.on.s s ~ J ,S.., ~" eao'
-. T 49, A. -. III eA my 49,
usosn, lo,..nd 80 . IN 80 1880 $50 80
msrnb.nS;.s 81 s~s.n J..o,;,,; o' - ";.'
~, ana;o;s., 49, ~ e" :
H." H. ~ ' ''' o " '''e'
IT,
u 10 on .n ~ null eA1oiie1' = NV,
J1's 49,. Nr .no Tvs ""ea ,I H1I
- 80. - ,ta, t..'' a'o 80. ' u1
60 S. p ~ , - ~. " .t e.e ~
80 c,ono Inoo - lbs - 1 80 - :,
'Sa sa,,s ,;,,s : s,ron, NJ -. - C."
.Le sun n.,S,n.. ' sI,;H. "nu 80 - no' MI
'ne no''h"es'' inning 'ne on 'ihCA WIN Soio
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-17

SAN FRAscIscoeAug. 29th, l849.
We left Callao on the evening Of juno
9Th, with fair wind, which carried Us down
10 the equator. in fourteen days. crossing in
west longitude 1899 s. Since then we
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
NORTHERN RAILROAD,
ANApIia MIN K nann

PASSENGER TRAINS in connection with the Can.
lmi, P.ssump'ic Crn"ood, Mtsslchu scs & Lawrence
NIsnul Worcester l.oweil d Boston Rnilroid.
Leave Huston from thi Depot Of tho Lowell Road fur 10
bacon, Wells River, Montpelier, Waterbury, VI at 10
NJ. and for Bristol ut - NJ. -
Leave Lebanon Tor Boston Grnion Junction &c n II 10
A. VI and Bristol at Fps A. NJ or on the ur,ltl of Inc cnts
ron Wells River and Montpelier
Is foII connects the VT Central aud pn4sun,nsc ,o,,s
with tho Concord, Nashua and Lowell Roads aud IS The
nearest and quickest from Canadls Northern and Con
t1l Vermont, and New Hampshire, to Boston.
Fdrersers from Tho Central aud pas,ump4ic Railroads
via Concord, Manchester, aud Nashua arrive nj Cronn
junction Worcester, and New York. quick aud ns
as h' any Other route, and earlier at Bnytnn.
cnhNcniout landing Pens, for { t has boen ma
phrd on Tue l.owtll Road within mile of Porcrs.
Special Tain for cattle will 90 th ounb over mi, ionic
on Tuesdays without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS ftr tao Northern Genital md Pas
su"p'e Roads lo4ve the Dcpo, OF the Lowell Road in Ro.
ton. nNSID,N S'IL,Ap -,
Concord II. Or oJcr, %. 1919 o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Daniel EiarringtOn,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Probate COur
District of Randolph, for the District OF Randolph
To NIL persons concerned in osnte Of Eaue Harrington
Hto of Wliunstown said District, doceased intesut
Greeting.
WHEREAS, DARIUS Pride, Administrator of the
sild deceased, proposes rendering of his
administration, and presenting his against said
a'r Tor allowance, at session of said Court be held
the Probate Once in Chelsea, in said strict 4t
Tuesday IN Nuvembr, a. D. lHig nine o'clnck, A. NJ.
IhertoIo you are hereby notified appear before SAID
Court at tho time and place aforesaid cause II
any yiu have, why the sid should allowed
Da:ed Of Chelsea" in said District tbs Goth day Of Oco,
Der. A. d. 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
LcOnard u. Ienney,s Estate.

ST tTE nF VEKMUNT ! u I'Fqmlc Count holden AZ
diriTict, On tho l7ih dtyo October A. ID. 1919,
4 Lien JENNEY, Executor on the estate of Leonard
~ T. lenney, late Of Davenport Iowa, deceased
hs administration for settlement: Whereupon it
is ordered that the bo rorrrrd the 18th day No
vrmher next ut the Probate Office IN said Mont for
animation AID allowance and that all concerned be notified
heco by the publication of this order in tho Vermont
Waichmon Stlie Journal printed Montpelier, three
weeks excessively as may be- thai they may appear
and at said time and place If they cause object
By order of Court.
Attest, L. +. MERRILL, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Brighton Cattle mari<ur--0c,, rs

Reported for the Daily Advertiser
AZ Market 1890 lccf Cattle II 81 s,ute $500 sb,c, md
1879 SWIM. - ~ '' 'F' u"u
Pmcls-B,G CdtUle--last weeks prices were We sus.
,a'nei' w; cara 81 hrt ~ iluy s. 20 s. 50 scoul
81 20 q 50 - thIrd 81 a "a TO- ' "'
SlO5 w. ~''' - 49, ""u SV'' an"
3d. Wv go 60 S'-' una $40 q
s,oe'-I"o yrarold 50 SIS: three Yeas old SIS sa5
s~t"sn ~ lot, W peud,i 3 /; io su,ys "A 4 IA for pnt
rows Fat Hogs 81. Al rctatl from to 3 Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
A RAKE CHANGE for "a BARGAIN.
FARM FOR SALE

NHE Subscriber offers for salo his Fa M containing $50
acres IN one compact body under good cultivation,
suitably divided into tillaso gtound moving pastu,e and
wood land % rS' F'
The buildings oommodous, and in good order; mart
OF them have been erected win tho last five years The
Others recently thoroughly repaired. It will he sold in one
entire farm, or $50 with all the buildings and 100
~ separate parcel suit purchasers The soil il
the whole body ~ "
i lies within half milo of the North Village of Brook
hed, on the maiu Toud from said village TO Wiumsown,
and has long been known AS tho COLT FARM.
Possession may be hsd the Let April next sooner if do
sired Any one wishing TO purchuse first Farm
'ited examine this Terms of payment will be made
accommodating and every information given relation to
tho Farm by applying the owner tho premises or ut
the Store OF Messrs u, f. Abbott 60. the village
The age mud health of such render il too
abonnus to cultivate Hs it should be. 1t Mvsr
be sold. Who will be the f,rtunlte man 10 purchase ii
. DANIEL GOLF
BIookfsld, 18th Oct. 1919. ai2n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
Harvey w. Carpenters estate.

TUE Snhsctihors having been appointed by tho onota.
bic Prubaie Court for tn District Washingion Com
uscncrS To receive, examine aud adjust all claims and
uHindnds OF al prtnns against the of Harvey w.
Carpenter late OF NOrthhed in sRid district deceased rep
resented nsoven ani the Of sS from the s
day OF Octohcr ls49 allowed by sai Cont the creditors
said deccascd, to exhibit aud Prove their respective claims
before us-Do give no: lee that will attend the duties
OF our appo itmcn at the dwelling house Of the widow
hrouia Carpenter, in NortheI, in said district. the
e Tuesday oi December add last Tuesday March next
at 10 o'clock forenoon each of said days.
NATHAN MORSE,
OLIVER ANEHlLI. ! N0''' ss'""e''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-01
DENIAL NOTICE

I'hL Aopntnerhipof NLWI ON a nall, is this day
tduHd husiuesh n 10 continued at tho o.d stand
~ 'ho uhaesgnod, who viii teo tho of tho late
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