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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. j W FRENCH. If Ilsfsc fif'e clEHfg. Michigan.
,ig' the i az Januay, 1872 follows hive been
s r lt-g ar prc-e t l cine in s Ficl. fog i- years.
It uacd iu qi lie pFuctct ~ my profession n cs-
qfrce 0f d health was severely uic fed with Gimme
ise-.e ite i-4gs. ii1i an TIE Co.'S
,r>;IrioN past dcutt cau bed ains ncss y ~ i and
Jay and had pains mi my Chest. SIDE. and
breast rriel Tie RENE rs recommended ly inc most sll
If M profession all TO effect, Ncepiiny The ind de-
iiy CHASED by Them. prriccu Isl patent mrdi
cne-r and huve no fii now o. iiriu erncfy Bus was
uiuc-.i-fs nleri. illr I'ru- f-l-o Try
.arte - BRANT-S INDIAN ri LlloNAI;f BAtsAtl. alI
go here aca1s e o. f1r lie h'en' af i' sr cii.
serve. t-t ,ie effect 81 Is was fi- most
rnpi AMI -au'ary uf any med un-ssad lie
fret of a any pracfce Nr caH1h elG'fg rrref.
about -iif dny= WIS free from
d A~ ce-i and l-n consider nf fr.ao"a7r 5arf
ID weii. Man
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81 Rutland & Burlington !
RAILhOAD.
Through to Bellows Falls.

an and after Monda, Dec "a, lois Trans VIII leave
" iupsun for Boston, Al e - y NJ SUNDAYS except
-. s'n an hour Al lows Fails iiuner arriving at
Boston al 81 M-!are s.; connecting at NaPpc with
the stage. ehuro, aHd thence New York. also al
Gro on Junction Worcester NushnA- Norwich aud
Worcester Haiiroad and Steamers IA Long Island sound,
arriving NJ. mora usftfe $3.50. Returning,
leave Boston , A. NJ. arriving al Burlington ut ,
NJ leave New No,k al ?. arriving Burlington the
evening he hrsi nom hu-tin connecting al
Bellows , both it the su!iiy AZ Road 10 W hite
River Junction Welt River. A.so, accommodation
Tram vail Rutland % 4. NJ. for Burlington return
ine al I, 30 4. t.u-nyin. al Rutiani > y. NJ.
A further information iu-eIAar with Tickets, eau he
obtained III Ticket Office Darlington, aud OF the sta
iion Agents the line.
l., niGELoW, Asst Superintendent.
Burlington, Dec ~, 1919. OF
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED I,

W., suic This cure prove lie when
HALSAM used even rN~r ihe PERSON is considered by
,igs.c4gs nd fsisss IN the last 81 dicaci
nyiNc-aHi. IN this eoSE, ngt ne sHRoVD and
bought For fh, yrfcVi9SE of tins
nrgJie md aadubi proof If all the circumstances
anil flcis. refer PA1sHLFrs
This effected an Mrs ZiBA DIKEMAN. Of Fails
Spa. Saratoga Comfy, " T. We. PROVE, beyond
doubt r-aHg others, Gisost qnfly bgpi and iaHVNeGd
uf g.li CoHssalyfas CURED. which pro-
!. u. Inns rsfNS
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For sale by EEpFiELD & GRANNIs aud $ k COL
Inns hortpeiinri Johnson & Cini?he. Wasfel; Goss
Dennn Waterbury; \. T. Bancroft, Piainf II French
4 Walker, BnTre; Jumos Carlsl, Warren Putnam &.
Wooster, MaFshfe d A. C. Burphau, Moreiovn II. H.
Camp, Narthfeh Centre; j. A. ;. White Nurihheld: n r.
keeler, HylcPiik; V. Z. Noyes, Morrisiowu; A. Camp
Stowe Morse krishi, Johnson; W & II. Grswod, JEFF
iersonvile o. Hopkins Co imbridge. And by ier-
chants aud druggists nearly every town il the Stale
January, 1851 57:Iy
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10. PoIASD, Secretary: en-,
N-or p.-., :, :, :, q IInar mn
4ARTFuRU LIE q HEHLIe
In 80 1.onHn Ervr
kNSIER IS MILF. tGIHT hlS
AsHOAeAA.sSA
n,oo 90.
invested Cdpltal SlCO,t
GENERAL, AGENT FOR VEP.hoNi,
Ue. fgSEFfA IL Wi AHstoE, w.
81, - ~ .-1 ION all parts oi the
To whom aPpii' atoms may os sem
-c,.l f,e=ce of III; Icy, East side Court House
g ~ Ne ~ 49,. " 49,
equaie' nu..'"s1"i a, %. laedical Examiner.
n. WARD NJ II
."ES yEOufnPfier.
J. w. EsD 49,, for WASHINGTON County
n n Ion,nel,er Medical Examiner
u M hOBi-
,,sr,. ron TIE COUNTY OF wAsHIscroy
AEpIe.L fhAsl 1880, - ii n Raue
e. Smith Berlin,
: -, Calais
- =, = D Kinst ov Moretown
:. ~ Tbreer r. Northie,d
- p.,o,a6 pI,,nfed
N ~ - irCai'n ss Mni,sfea
= : n;,sh.,, Warren
II ..isi,a s Na,a,hnrv
~, 80, ~, ~ y; s' 8. P;cbmondi
IpcAJ AGENTS
rTaonV ann 'Ip.torhr.y
uru.v csRpENrER No,,hsnJ
sT prcuapnsoN w.,s6eld
,r, - - = = - :. rx.rSft. y..,-uv~.
SSo,.,a.V
Announces 70 the Pubic ,nat ~ te m ,h
y ,n a. % - C,an,n.,v 10 ~. rfni,.d S,ptes
fesehteu y az o.i'Si So"Pa' ' - -; 49, Ill.
- ' 80. flI.~a,ias ,-;,h onlr no ex,.ns. al
ses " 'iiee 80, ia h, o. r.
conducting single institution ana eVn'roso ny S'
OIL biiee'S =, =, ~, " " grgi,y mEsY.
mi. =, o's = - ." :. -, - - =; ,ho
rms NomPans ~iiI Insult az ~ ~ - -
pafucuid's ei1iih HS suteiioi's WV Oh ~ Jump"
nies n,.- .-..- -. ;..;o, s.,,n h.,
Isl. Dehucuns oht ten per cent commission "i '''V
rau' r insuIah1v i unN' 'is'''" Vi e N L. ~
ue COMPANY -ltI11-'5 - r e. .t .. ,,,..
\, 2u Ii'lu4 ~. - tI1 - % a a. - ~ 80
"" ~ Sasn VIM ~ .ul', si 49, 49, - -; -,
t teu ~ as re- i U , .ui i ' sun 'i s
ION 1Ate anu ,,.i r. i. II ,o1 Ed
.In- ~ au''i, ~, 70 , , ~ -, ;.I - 80 h,n
feoeissu nom uAi su- az ' - -; ~ -,
-, i -, - g. H. ,,.,,,ca, - i,es.-
ctoeA "s.' - - ~. e
W., w a = - 20, - 4, -, -. - - ~
ihe ia'es aie =, o'iu ~ ~ ~ - ~
MUM P'aH;''ne eonpans aHi s 'ii 49,, - $500
70 ihs1e " 'i,s ven 1n.ouis' - a q ~ -
,Ahi"s 'ioie me- 'h eiua- ~ ~ ,. - -, -
paeA par ~ " 81 "H 49, 49, 80 - r. IL =
'HofIi- ne h"'s"'as"S ., ti,is lvue " - W.
mutual an may mus oe iustlai9o 9urPosf "a a.
he ese 81 th'its Two years, iesoi's 10
ooais PEI 99nlm oi suIaeg Gu ms e' 0n va 5I,r
pan ~ouu a'1"io nun poiiot VI ~ '.'u91i'I
On me JONI go lA' me SANE % aoi VI
seouie IN IN 10y VI ohe - Gnu n e. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-28
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
ONLY MANUFACTURER OF
MedfOrd Rum.

Sold at his Disety in Aedford and warranted pusc.
Also by Reed & Loyeioy, Nashville, y. H.. and by
p & ;. SpaullIns, Wentworth H. n.
ScJook for imitation yed MEDFoRp Run without
the casks, for number of liquor dealers IN
Boston sending large Of Rum
for the Pure MEDFoHD Rum. None Is pure name
Is on the casks They also procure many Of NY second
hard barrels which having my stamp them they fill
with their spurious liquor DANIEL LAWRENCE.
Medfard, Nov. z. lcie. yv4g3,sutf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-28
Revolving Pistols,

G31Sg ea5 La z s2 Ks 900
TOWN G HALL,
State Street, montpelier, ".
Il EEP supplied It'll superior Razos kuives, Scissor, etc
IN in the Cutlery Line Specaces, s-szxses 10 suit
all ages. Tobacco and snuff Boxes, X TX Walk
ing Sticks and Canes, etc. etc. Also,
Shell Combs, do l,ol, Toilet i'i'' do anu ioseher
ElD with Bands of Long lair, HAZE WORK.
French Frzctts, American dtl Braids, -AAAAs 10 N@lAs
Curs Rinslets, etc. Toilet Soaps Peumefy, etc etc.
Ladies and gentlemen invited call aud examine arii
rlcs prices
Fine Watches Of all descriptions repaired by practical
and experienced Matchmaker.
Mont peiicr, Oct. l. ieIy. Al
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WATCHES a. JEW ELitY
2lA
So l9y@,h AN320Ya
iAI:t-Sl * f,E.1.

l.
AG9nS .2@IaGE'9 ~So
HAS Just received large assortment 81 Watches Jew
ery and mau, other useful well Fancy Goods
1 Will a few ofthe articles as fo ows: Gold an
yer Watches Col All Stver Fob naas ahs' Id
Guard aud Reyes sud and Stone Finei told
Pins and Iaceie Gold Pens and EAI Hoops, Drops, &c
and Pencils, silver Spoons ADD Ladies' large
lot, Sugar Shovel- Butter KNIVES. sc.
silver OMBS, Shell and HON. Do, Silver Card Cases,
Ivory. Pearl Shell dD.-Aiso lot of fine Cutlery,
sisiins RazuIs Poek knive. large and Small fne Sc
sors aud Shears Also Tea Pots, Ladies Hair,
Highly perfumed Soaps all kinds aiher Brushes
Boxes Razor Stops, coiee Pots, Brass Checks Plated
SPOONS, Pocket nkstunds, &c
Caironeits Large and smaF u,es, various nds, French
Horns Flies Fiddle Bows Aceordions Fiddle and BASS VIZ
Strings large lot, Calf skin Wallets, SIR Pulses, Bead
Bags Velvet DO Bead aud Steel Purses, Goggles, Watch
Oil Perlumey, Hair oil Brushes for Cloth, iiarur Ioet
and TOYS OF all kinds.
sPECTACLES, Silver and Sice bows, suited TO all ages,
The above does tell halfhe Story Store at this
time. filled with Goods the flowing all ui which
will sell eheup possibly he Afforded and all
warIanted o he hat sell il for.
Montpelier. Oct IL, i5i9.-44 S-M'l. ABHUTT.
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c(lhlslIIIlIMPTl

in all Christianized and cvlzei ccnIries hns caused
trrer proportion Of deaths sn any ether naady ti aics
human fnniiy sl, until within + W ars here as not
cc any remedy Stop lie devastation oi hat de
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-28

ASPOONS. Forks, &c, made Of ihs newly discover
~ ,ced MATERIAL suparcede - articles, such German
~ Silver, British Alhla flfc, substitute for
Silver Plate. Being chemically Tree Tom impurities
troas OF Aqua Furiis and being har
and tor ,huui, mlntaHs color closely re-etnliine
silver. aui improves By use. TON & HALL
Montpelier oct. y. isi9 a
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MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Biifers.

These Medicines have now been before the pub-
lie for a period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high character
in almost every part of the globe for their exraor
binary and immediate power of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under nearly every kind
of disease to which the human frame is liable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-28

r0I'GHS AND C0NSTNPTl0NS.

Tie Balsa,n differs from le Extract tcclse poss-s's SER
e,a Bo cation, i-sici 7ii1'y adgHad d. aud esT-
isfiy Asre,gyy 'lr. Tie care =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-28

Geo. y. Stanton Go.
IN ..lth December spraincd ny aucle that
could walk, and was great pain Your agent
Nr Pories Store and seeing wa- ine bottle OF
Hunts Inimcnt used according tirec::gn- Hnd
day entirely wei. believe 10 be vaua
bic I.nIneut CH-ElES LAM.
Ex,tcr n H. January LIST.
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Breast. Threat. I.nags. AID Heart.

Ind MI Diseases Of pulmonary HaiuresHch diseases as II
ally prove iui under ordinary treatment when hey ala
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FOR THE GOOD OF THE
MANY.
GGGG&Gv 0&A1 Y9a

OF SIXTEEN YEARS STAINING.
For II wears, have been afflicted with tle Rheumatism
in nv fp b1d that could Gais NV
foot than three inches om the floor and been
thus Disabled TOT i've past On Int Goth day Of Dc
cember I5is made the first application Hum. lin
meu aud using the diIcetous ia'rd,
DAYS was enabled walk with 90 up down
stars well as did il ~, hie.
Exetar ~ II. JOHN FULLER.
Iceriiy to the truth Of tie above siai,meat,
ID,,N FO<S
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IIa8GJRIAL DISEASES.

Persons whose Constitutions have bscoo,. i,,-
paifed by The injudicGas use Of 3isEcuaY. viii fEd
hese Medicines perfect care. as they mover fiI
to eradicate from hc system al ;ns eileen. Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsapariila. \ single tnu ..iI
place them beyond the reach Of competition, in the
estimation Of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered. and heir
leiarons authors arrested, both IA the city of New
York and abroad
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORIZED
AGENT
Prepared and sold by Ds. w B MOFFAr. 336
Broadway, New ork.
FOR SALE BY
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FEVER AND .AcUE.

For this scorryc Of the western country these
Med sincs w.u b. found safs, speedy, ard certain
remedy. Ollier medicines leave the system sab
Ject to return of tiis dis. tse-i cure bv t-s.
med ciues Is penn1u-li-T2Y THEN, BIZ J.
TiSFtED, AND BECURFD.
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CABBAcEAsANARr1cLro OF NUTRITION.

CABBAGE SAN ARTICLE OF NUTRITION.
AS an article of food, cabbage hitherto
in this country has been very extern
sively cultivated. The Dutchman's
(" Sour Krout,n and the "boiled cab
bage" of the Yankee, are, it is true,
very favorite dishes among certain
classes of our population, but they are
by no means articles of daily and
constant use, and are regarded mainly
as luxurious appendage of more sub
stantlal articles. In consequence OF the
failure OF the potato crop within few
years past, the cabbage, among other
plants, has been chemically analyzed,
with the view of introducing it into
general use The result of this analy-
IS di>appoints the expectation OF all.
When dried so as to bring il into a state
in which it can be compared with other
varieties of food. such as wheat, beans,
&c, it is found to be richer in muscular
matter than any other crop we grow
A writer in the Edinburg Review says
that wheat contains only about II per
cent, while cabbage contains from 80
to 40, a result which is indeed very sur
prising, and peculiarly interesting and
important. 1t is estimated that from
twenty to forty tons of cabbage may be
produced from an acre. while % bushels
of wheat is full an average crop. Now
if the former produces fifteen hundred
pounds of muscular matter, and the
latter only two hundred, the advantage
e., sh n4 hh
S surprisingly great. 1t is said, il is
true, that the cabbage crop is very ex-
hausiing to the soil, but the same is true
d many other crops, which are sue
oessfully cultivated. Corn, hemp, flax,
tobacco, and some others, which are
very extensively grown in the United
Safes, rank in the category, but never
theless yield a, fair profit. Renoyating
manures have already been discovered,
by the application of which the same
crop may be cultivated for years in
succession. Improvements in this de-
partment of agriculture will doubtless
be made, so that any crop may be culti-
waited with as much certainty and as
little waste for necessary manures, as
the manufacturer produces given
color by the use of certain ingredients.
Such being the case, it becomes our
farmers to devote more attention to the
cultivation of cabbages. They can be
cultivated with comparatively little
labor, and are particularly valuable in
grazing districts. For stock they are
vastly preferable to turnips, the nutri-
tive properties being at least two to one
in favor of the former. The subject
commends itself to the attention of all
interested in agricultural pursuits, and
we hope experiments on liberal scale
will be fairly tried the approaching
season.
Lewiston Falls Journal
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as..ss.4s nj RossIss Riehard, (srsdo~ Of
jean Loais Ht5erf,) deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fourteenth Ju-
- dicial District Court in and for the Parish Of
ST. Mary.-By virtue Of the power in me vested
by law, and in pursuance Of the deliberations oi
a family meeting, held before G. N. Sesgrave, a
Notary Public, on the 18th day Of March. 1850,
duly homologated and approved, and also BY vir-
tue of an order issued from the honorable District
Court in and for the parish Of st. Mary, under
date the 9th day OF March, 1850, will expose
for public sale to the last and highest bidder, al
the la B residence OF the deceased, in this parish
on the premises OF Philebert Hebert, on SAT-
URDAY. the 4th day of May, 1880, a, the houI
Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the property, real and per.
sonal, belonging TO said succession, consisting o
the following. to wit:
HARRIET, 4 negress, aged about 81 years.
Betsy, a negress, aged about Is years. fine
cook, seansiress, washer and ironer, and Of good
character.
A dwelling house, kitchen, corn house and ou
houses. fencing, &c, cattle, hogs, poultry, house
hold and kitchen furniture, feather beds and bed
ding, and many other articles too tedious to men
ton.
Terms.-A All sums of $40 and over on 4
credit Of one. two and three years, and all sum:
under that amount cash. purchasers furnishing
their notes, with good and approved security, "a
soiilo, payable a, the epoehs aforesaid, and con
ditioned to bear interest at eight per cent. pc
anuum from maturity until paid in full, and al
property subject to mortgage or privilege to re
main specially mortgaged until full and final pay
ment OF the notes, with interest as aforesaid.
MIS- i. r. CURTIS, Administrator.
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-ss,on de Resale Richard, (Peur
de jean Louis HeJert) decide.

Succession de Resale Richard, (Peure
de Je1n Louis HsJert) decide.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -Cour de
IL District, Paro;sse Ste. Marie.-En vertu du
pouvoir don't ie suis revetu par Ia loi, ct con-
iormemen, au deliberations dune assemble de
famiIle. tenue pardevant G. n. Seagravc, No
taire Public, le 2j Mars, 1850, ddment homolo-
guees ct confirmees, ct aussi en- vertu dun ordFe
emane de Honorable Cour de District dams ct
pour Ia parosse Ste. Marie, en- date du q Mars,
1850, j'exposerai en- vente publique, an dernier
ct plus haut encherisscur, Ia derniere residence
du defunt, dams cetfc paroisse, on demeure actu-
element PhiIibert Hebert, lie SAMEDI, 4eme
jour de Mai proclaim, at 10 heures du matin, les
proprietes, Ct personnclles, appartenant Ia sue
cession susdite, savoir:
HARRIET, une ntgresse, igee d'environ 81 ans.
Betsy, une ntgresse, denviron l6 ans, belle
cuisniere blanchisseuse ct couturiere ct de bonne
conduite.
Une maison, une cuisine, un magasin- -au-maIs,
des hanrards, barrieres, DC Aussi, des bes-
siaux, cochons, volatile. meubles de maison ct
battere de cuisine, Its de p!umes couvertures ct
beaucoup d daufres objcts deut Remuneration Sc
rait ennuyedse.
Condtfioas dc Vente-Toutes sommes de $40
ct au-dela, un credit de un, deux ct trois ans
toutes sommes au-dessous de $40, compliant
les acheteurs devant fournir leurs billets, avec
bonne ct suf1isante s6curite, payahtc5 aux sus-
d;,es epoques, ct ccnditionnes porter pour
cent d'intertt par an, de la maturi,e jusqua par
fait Placement, ct toutes proprietes sujeties hy-
potheque ou privilege resteront specialement hy-
po,hequees jusqu'au paiement plein ct final des
susdits biilets ct inferets.
L.R. CURTIS, Administrator.
Paroisse Ste Marie, % Mars. 1850.
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SAD PosIrIoN OF SINGLE WOMEN
Look at the numerous families of girls
in this neighborhood, the Armitages.
the Birtwhistles, the Sykeses. The bro
theirs of these girls are every one in
business. or in professions they have
something to do; their sisters have no
earthly employment but household work
and sewing no earthly pleasure but
Improbable visiting, and no hope in all
their life to come of anything better
This stagnant state of things makes
them decline in health; they are never
well their minds and views shrink to
wondrous narrowness. The great wish,
the sole aim Of every one of them is to
be married; the majority of them will
never marry-they will die as they
now live. They scheme, they plot,
they dress to ensnare husbands. The
gentlemen turn them into ridicule :
they don't want them they hold them
very cheap; they say-I have heard
them say it with a sneering laugh many
time the matrimonial market is
overstocked." Fathers say likewise,
and are angry with their daughters
when they observe their manGuvres
they order them to stay at home. What
do they expect them to do at home :
If you ask, they would answer sew and
cook. They expect them to do this,
and this only, contentedly, regularly,
uncomplainingly, all their lives long.
as if they had no germs of faculties fol
anything else; doctrine as reason.
able to hold as it would be that the ia.
theirs have no faculties but for eating
what their daughters cook, or for wear
ing what they sew. Could men live SC
themselves Would they not be very
wearyl And when there came nc
relief in their WEAKNESS, but only re.
proaches at its slightest manifestation
would not their WEAKNESS ferment in
time to frenzy!
ISairley
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Succession de Marie Rose Pscot, tEeare
ArmeiiR,) decide.

Succession dc Marie Rose Pseot, tEeure
Armslin,) decide.
I'm FERTU dun ordre de Honorable Cour
IL du Quatorzieme District Judiciaire de rEtat
de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia paroisse Ste.
Marie. en- date du u Mars, 1850, it sera vendu
en- vente publique, au plus oifrant ct dernier en-
eherisseur, lie MARDI, 80 Avril. 1850, let lie
Jour suivant, 81 besoin est,) rhabtation, der
niere residence de Ia dite dame. Veuve Armelin,
dams cette paroisse, au lieu appele rAnse aux
Sauvages, toutes les proprietes appartenant IA
dlte succession, et consistent:
/. En- une habitaton mesurant environ -
arpens de face sur Ia rive occidentale du Bayou
Teche, avec la profondeuE de quarante arpens,
avec tous les bitisses ct authorizations.
. Quarante- beaux esclaves.
3. Mulets, chevaux, viches, charrettes, outils
aratoires, meubles de maison, &c.
Coaditioas.-L'ha 'habitation, moitis comp
tant, ct Ia balance en- ct deux ans de credit du
jour de vente. Les esclaves ct les effcts mobi-
iiers un credit dun ct deux ans les acquereurs
fournissant leurs bilets avec bonne caution sol:-
daire, payable rordre de Theodore Armelin,
agent des heritiers, ct les propretes suscepGbles
dhypotheque demeurant specialement hypothe-
quees en- favour de Ia succession, pour guarantee
le paiment des bllets qui devront porter interats
raison de huit pour cent Fan de Pecheance jus.
qua parfait Placement.
Actes de ven,e pardevant d. Delahoussaye
Notaire Public. THEO. ARMELIN,
MS Agent des Heritiers.
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TO DEATH.

FROM THE GERMAN OF GLuck-
Methinks it were no pain to die,
On such an eve, when such a sky
O'ercanopies the West.
To gaze my fill on yon calm deep.
And, like an infant fall to sleep
On earth, my mothers breast.
There's peace and welcome in yon sea
OF endless blue tranquility
The clouds are living things;
sraee their veins Of liquid gold,
I see them solemnly unfold
Their soft and fleeey wings.
These be the angels that convey
u wear$ children Of day
Lies tedious nothing Ger
Where neither passions CONE. no- woes
To vex the genius Of rcpes,
On Deaths majestic shore.
Nc darkness there dirides the way
With startling dawn and dazzling day,
But glor ricusly serene
Are the iniasnizable plains:
One fixed, eternal sunset rcisus
Ger the wide, silent scene.
canao: doE all human fear
/ know the greeting is severe
To this poor shell Of csay>
let eonr, o Death thy freezing kiss
Enaaasipates thy rest is bliss.
/ would were away. NJ
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FOREVER THINE.

The following, from Alaric Watts, runs In mos
delightful measure, and gives very echo ts
Tie seat where love is throned-"
Forever thine, whate'es this heart betide,
Forever mine, whereier our lot be cast;
Fate that msy rob US of all wealth beside,
Shall leave us love, till life itself be past.
The world may wrong us-we will brave its
hate;
False friends may change, and falser hopes de-
cline,
Though bowed by cankering care, wen smile Al
fate,
Since thou art mine, beloved, and am thine.
Fosser thiAe: when circIng years have. spread
Tme's saowy blossoms DER thy placid brow;
When youths rich glow, its purple light is fed
And Ekes bloom where roses flourish now
Say shah love the fading beauty less, tmine
Whose spsing-tide radiance has been wholly
No. come what will, thy steadfas, truth IN bless
In youth, in age, thine own, forever thine,
Forever thine: at evenings dewy hour,
When gentle hearts to tenderest thoug hts incline
When balnnest odors from each closing flower
Are breathing round me-thine, forever thine,
Forever thine mid fashions heartless throng,
In courtly bower-at folly's gilded shrine.
Smiles on my cheek, light words upon my tongue,
Ny deep heart still is thine-iorever thine.