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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-15
TEN DAYS LATER FROM CAL
IFORNIA.

NEW York, Sunday evening, Jan. 1.-THE
steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan via
Havana. arrived here at { o'clock this morning.
She brings over 800 passengers, and adyices
from San Francisco TO the 10Th uit.
She has 100000 in gold dust. on freight
and IN the hands of passengers. She brings no
mail.
Since the advices by the last steamer, there
has been considerable news interesting to the
Eastern States Rain has fallen sufficiently to
enable the miners in the dry diggngs to prose-
cute their labors with energy and effect Many
who had large piles of dirt accumulated, have
commenced washing with great success so that
although operations in the rivers have nearly
ceased, there will be little diminution of the a
mount produced during the winter. Large sums
have been refused for piles of dirt, which, short
time since, conld have been purchased for a ui-
fling amount.
The towns and villages in the mining districts
have been made comfortable for the winter, and
merchants and traders have not been unmindful
OF the necessary supplies for the convenience and
comfort of their customers. The time has pass
ed when mining is considered so laborious, and
the privation great, that none but the most
hardy could engage in it.
Great excitement has been produced in the
Southern mines by the discovery Of richer dig
gings than ever before opened.
The great Bear River and Auburn Canal will
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cotal Ncws & Notices.
MONTPELIER.

~ We are glad to see our old friend Abbot
IN his new store, surrounded with gratifed Gus
,oo,ers and doing a fine business. He has a fine
continent of rich aud beautiful iewelry, and
merits success 1t is enough to do an honest
mss,'s heart good to see the ladies inspecting and
o5miring his varied and excellent stock "When
the fair creatures depart, their bright faces are
Generally wreathed in smiles, delighted at having
made fine bargain" Success to all our jewel
crs. and our best respects 10 their lady custom
crs
Ncr Tutoring Establishment. See adver-
,sement of Mr. Chambers.
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Gotrat Nrma.

Washington, Jan. l2lh-It is stated on good
authority, that Senator James. Of Rhode Island.
is preparing project of qualification of the tar
III. and that he viii Introduce it in the Senate.
line principal features of the project are. an adj
dition of 10 per cent. on iron. fabrics OF cotton
and wool and fine cottons. and reduction on
certain manufactured articles that enter in'o gen
eral consumption Many influential democrats,
Of both Houses. are said to favor the project.
Baltimore Jan. l2-The Jury in Mlller's case
rendered verdict Of suicide.
Raleigh, Ian. "a large number of Slave
owners, with their slaves, are preparing to leave
North Carolina, for California.
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Organization of the Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature.

l1ilisoNfg, JAZZ v
In the House, % Members appeared. For
Speaker, John :. Rhey Dem. was elected by a
vote OF 50, 10 "a for Acker, Wing, and for Dir.
returned thanks.
The Senate was unable 10 make Speaker,
aud adjourned. The vote between Walker
Wing, and Muhlenberg, Dem, was - to 10 -
Mr.. Hamilton Native American, declined Not-
lng.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Tire On Monday morning, the Protective
Union Store, in East Montpelier, was burnt, with
Hs contents. Insured alO5O in the Vermont
Mutual Loss about 5 500. There are strong
suspicious that the store was robbed, and then
set on fire. There md been no fire in the store
since Saturday.
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4ft0rrinQcs.

10 thi, vilf7r, on the 5th iu-ien', h Rsv VIM " land
Josrlh A. ffeHtss, Esq Mis- te-cca A. l.Uouis, young
est daughter Of tho iate .slnfhHn Luputs.
in st"sf December al., by tho hrr. u Carlton, Mr. A
Mear'i 81 hgsseua, ~ O. Mt.s leu,.s H. bartuNs, Of
Stow.
do Faysiou, on the lH iu-trui, hf W Porter 70. MI
Nelson b"yec and Mns rophf""a f. irsal, iH 81 that
Also, on tio same esenins, Mr. nsuie Thomas ot Mont
Poicr fut Mics fIuitncr iuHn-"a rl iaNstof.
la Wai-hrd, the Gh io-flnt, Mf Iucob Smith Of
coshci TO Mrs Sup.l bredfa of 't.
in stowe, Iar. 1T, by Rev one Per, Mr. Isaac ~ u "A,
and Mss Julia Auu sa'itii, hoh of Waterbury.
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Case Of kidnapping and Profitable .hWdp.-A
man named Thomas McCreary, Of Maryland,
went to the premises Of Joseph Miller, OF Chester
County. Pa, day or two since, and took col
cred .i;l, named Rachel Parker known to be
free, and drove oil al a rapid rate Miller fol-
lowed NcCreary TO Baltimore ana bound him
over for Kidnapping. be next day Miller star
ted for home, bat there are suspicious that he
was dragged fran the platform of the car, at one
OF the stations. and murdered
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be completed by the first Of January next. at a
period Of little more than five months since its
commencement This giant work of private en-
terprise gives employment TO ten thousand labo-
rers, and will add millions to the products of our
state.
The news from the southern part of the State
IS less cheering. The Indians from the ella to
the settlements near the Pacific are reported TO
be combined, TO drive away the entire white
population. Attacks were made on unofendinp
citizens, some of whom have been murdered.2
Cattle have been driven off; in short general
system of plumber and murder seems 60 have been
adopted by the savages
On hearing of this combination, expresses
were Immediately sent TO the military command
ers IN California, and the Governor. praying FOR
aid, which was promptly responded to. General
Hitchcock has sen, all his disposable force, and
such supplies OF arms and ammunition as the case
required. The Governor also ordered out
brigade, and has commissioned the far-amed
Colonel HAYS as its commander Should the In
dians show themselves to the Rangers they will
be safely provided for.
The San Francisco Herald urges the early at
tenllon Of Congress to the pressing importance
Of augnentng the military force on the Pacific /;
mounted men It considers best for that country.
TO properly garrison the lower countries, 1t
would require all the infantry in the United
States army.
The Alta California looks forward to the nom
nation Of w. l.. Marcy for the Presidency, by
the democrats.
The Land Commissioners had not organized
at the last accounts, mconsequonce Of the illness
Of Mr. Hall.
The surveys for the railway from San Fran
cisco TO San Jose, are completed. The report
is ilaitcring and route has been located Of n
satisfactory character The length is Is miles,
Of which ~ are strai ht Tho estimated cost is
Sl.6C0.0C0.
/ Hon Hilond, Hall California l. nd Commissions
er has been seriously ndsppsed, but was recoy-
ering-his son died ON the ! ltn uii.
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Further accounts from he Rio Grands.-Bal-
timore, Jam llth.-The New Orleans papers Of
the I'd have been received The Picayune has
letters from the Rio Grande TO Dec. 10Th, IN
which no mention was made OF the rumor of the
capture Of Caravaial by Gen. llarney but, ON
the contrary. they give the particulars Of his op-
emtions, after the battle with Gen Jaureeui -
It seems that he rcTeatod. taking with him the
ammunition and baggage wagons captured from
Gen. Jauregui; and ON the approach Of Gen. Ur-
aga, he crossed the Rio Grande. with a force Of
$50 men, and took the road to Corpus Christi
and from that time nothing definite has been as
certained
I L. 5. troops have been stationed at all the
crossings between Guerrero aud Brownsville. to
prevent armed men from crossing into Mexico
1t is reported that the military authorities have
declared Matamoras no longer in state of siege,
and hauled down their lass ON the It'll Gen.
/ Uaga Is continually complaining 20 Gen. Ilar-
ney, that the neutrality laws are not enforced,
and has declared that all foreigners found in
Mexico without passport shall be sent home
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WATERBURY.

.laoih,r Death from NE Rainad .4ccident.-
Edward Lake, fireman on the engine which was
precipituted from the track in Bolton last week,
died on Wednesday.
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TIRE DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

Resignation Of Lord Neutrality-suspicious.,
Of Earl GraHriHe 10 i'll the racancy- Election
Of Loufs .Nayoieon The German Loans
Failures Sc, Sc,
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The Baia,cin .fpp'e. Sec communication on
the fourth page
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O. Information received at Albany, N. y. in
dicates that two-thirds of the delegates from that
State, TO the Baltimore Democratic Convention,
are IN favor Of Gov Marcy for President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-15

STATE OF VERMONT 90 Chancery, Fourh Ia ieial
N nshington tuuulf, &C. Iifruif, NuV siEi, 1851.
NXTilEN IA Isaiah Stsrf &C Mout hcr n the county Il
w Washington Hi"lcitid, his tid ~ the Cnud his hi
frouia safn- substance fht Archbail Remedy o!
saf orator ruknown in ttu state ot u nn,
thc lih day q rfltehcr a. lf5j being iHds ted To
lr 80. ISAIAH silver, the orator. The Of $500
ED a pfoms.on note besurs dlte 3)h day Of
stpfnrr A. DO i-5i, promising tn sfiur pay
raf oaiur hsarrrs % OF $500 with Annually
W ai tom fhc dtto ihre" lad n orde 90 fecpre The
.aii 3oh p seploalef a. -. isu, by decd OF
Moo Of i Gftc with enaaunn of o. oaante theoto
HnneArd convey io said ofhi9f the uioWhs described
land situated Waterbury the county eft Washington
and siuis OF Vermont, silfl
g. gnnns inf uofh ni NfImr HuNes hnu'c lot
Mechanic -frc col cd, u Waterbury Nlusr, thence
huH parsilfl sth ho vest fut ui sad hofrs house
north line Of tho Vermont Csntra RuilruaA, thence
Westerly tho uorh ue o SAID Hauad fuar and halt
rods, ihrure nuhofY ac lHFlel with iFc hfsf,
co the ca n fai lovt hfuse io tAe soursy eide
uf sand Mechanic tr' 90, thence ah ut tour cod oue h
nds 20 she place Of lrguninf, hs ue same place foeded
20 ksneIy hY Paul laeha', August 49, tiA ""d
iunhrr puying to iortcnsue ofie equiv Of reception
I of SAID premises
sides without ibis state, that svbocns e."uo' ' 'iv
cd hfn, therefore 90 puruauec o. 'ne Si"'n'' ~ sAuh
/ case made and provided
! horlct utKaHs Gtsrs % SAL Afehurld hen~iyt
AID be b. sf,hy required 10 apfeH before me innate ihV
of hc F.nh Iuacia GifruA fthp state OF Nermuuf
10, Couu fiou.e Manireh IA saie c'u'iy Of Wishg
ton o. the second uf.S pt March neat, boing the not
d, Of t. next stated tern of tae iou thuurry ssti
Cot, aud nnl- 10 the hil Of plant aforesaid,
nbie ofdsf, decun and decree therein 10 ih
Chancellor shall seem meet. And the compile iuan 10
weeks saooessisely be Vermont Waiehman aud state
Journal pnnisd 90 Montpelier ~ said county, tho last "i
which puhcHt TO re az eas twenty days previous 10 sso
second uosday Of March next.
Dated Montpelier, Ia the eouuty Of Washington tins
So snusAEL WHEELER, Clerk.
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TFRMsi
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nHfEN TUIff.N

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Mhil tu's'fi'' r. =" f.af Slrli lf thf"r mnntis
sufit.ft tbNt-f thtnt az.
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Single ''iNi S2
W" .p.r-' D.
sh' b"pi'-' ~
"enii c'nr- 100 ono add",f9 -
Subscriptions nm n"Nulual. und clubs respectfully
Address tie letlsrsio
'hkfi ~ a N'ELhAi
IuHishcts lnLune huiidnssi Ncw-Nofs
" Notes Of al the specie pH1iug Backs iu ho United
states hfe iHEt" hr subscriptions O." THE aaior ~ t-
Money 3d. '""l n lHitf io COR sdle's ahd dslrd DO
Hny lu' thee Gro f Unite" state, uY D.. c"n.iisfod Of
out rss' but d'tfr'on 90 Tie h sought 900 n rlses 10
De l'ft WITH 10" insinl'tt q. g. Nehi-
! New1 OK Jnrn''N l'a2 hl4w,
arr n yFRVON.r 70 ,e. ur,,.1i, s,,,.r,.
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,TORRS * LANGDON will receive a few more Riel
- Fis'd PERSIAN DE LAhts-nsw patterns.
Also 600 ,afjs of handsoms ast eOiofed Pint
We sell at sIpenee Call soon or they III be ell gone
December ~, 1851. ~
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IIemIamin perry's a,stale.

STATE OF hERMDkr,y 10 Pnbaie Count holien 1
Wa.hustpn district, Monipeier, lecemesIl y, loSl
tfNkN T. JAMES, execution the estate Of benlamia
pofy, ato ol Waterbury, 90 said distic, deceases
makes arneaion this Couu lsIe for extension OF
The heretofore allowed him 90 p1y the debts aud ega
said SETTLE his administration
count days Nhefcupon Il Is ordered that
application b. saed 10 accession Ot aid coufl 10 be
hcli AZ The Probate Office sail Mon peer, the 9th
ay 81 Januur, isi2 O'Clock A. NJ for hearing aud
and further ordered that all persons Interested be
puhlshine the substance of sad application and
ade- thereon ihre. weeks sncrcssvey the YER
aopi Watchman aud Snie journal pfntea Montpsler,
aforesaid al Of which to before Sad hearing and
docisaa hat ihes appeal fihey cause and object
thereto.
By the Court,
Auosi, LYMAN briggs, Register
true copy oi ltcosd,
S. Altast. LYMAN nRIGGs, Rssi.le.
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Washinrfon, D. O., jan sA-rhe Congres.
siona delegation from Vermont visited kossuth
this morning. Hon. Mr.. iiebari presented the
resolutions OF his Legislature and reminded Kos
suih that the people of Vermont were The irst
to resist British oppression hossuth replied
briefly, expressing his gratitude and ssid the
sympathy expressed was a great consolation IN
his misfortune. lie added that he would trans
mt a written answer TO the resolutions sand ha
hoped to visit Vermont If Circumstances permit
ed him to proong his stay IN the country.
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KfNrUcKr- Louisville, Jan. 5.-rhe Demo
cratic State Convention met at Frankfort TO day,
TO elect delegates to the National Convention.
The impression prevails that the Convention will
express their preference for Butler for the Presl-
dency.
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- ~ ---<-@ - - - ---a -s---s-A -
TO PAY.
Chanoery Notice.

4 III. perroos ,adabisdt KEITH 4 BARKER are re
- que.ted To- r. eud seulc.
Jsnutn J.. ir1L 20
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lst January. 1872.
Mitchellls Ave Helves

AVE atnvea, and rfeps. 80 o, tho duxsl
90 NHnuttrtefefs rrcrs .-aisn, HUNTS ANLS,-
BROOKS TO. Pa tia iua CO.. ai nttal
go KEITH aud BARKER.
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Washington, Jan. 9th.--A large delegation,
the citizens of various States, visited kossulh al
noon to-day. Chancellor Walworth presented a
series of resolutions adopted Yesterday, and made
an address. Kossulh replied IN a speech OF up
wards a half an hour in length, and of most
brilliant character. Judge Reed of Ohio respo-
nded, pledging, in behalf Of himself and the ciu-
zens Of Ohio, substantial AID TO the cause OF
Hungary The resolutions and address were or
dered 10 be published. Several hundred per
sons were D esent including large number Of
ladies' who were introduced TO kossuth.
The statement which appeared IN the Balu
more Sun, that Kossuth had challenged Capt
Long, Of the Mississippi to fight duel, is con
tradicted on the most reliable authority.
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FROM NEW-YORK.
NEXT WEEK

ID ICH Persian lie Laues the haudsomest yet.
IL Also 100 i'd. DO Lane Prints at cd just received
Dec l5 STOnRS and LANGDON
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sNfeT0U0ns ON I0H'Iu1s GOD 1IUIs arc frITectluIIy
sDlcd They De forwarded any ,eaf.
I Address. tho lettfrsf o
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
NOlIce in Chapcery.

The State of Ohio, Carroll county ss.-Samuel
NJ Stocken VS.. Charles H. Stocken, Fenner g.
MclIillen, Barkdull & Dickey.-The said respond
ents Fenner & McMillen and Barkdu g. Dickey,
who are now residents of the State Of Ohio, are
hereby notified that said Samuel NJ. Stocken has
filed his bill in chancery in the Office of the clerk
of the court of common pleas, within and for the
county and State aforesaid, against them and
Charles H. Stocken the object and prayer of which
bill is to foreclose certain mortgage given by said
e. H. Stocken and wife to said complainant, on
certain real estate therein described, situate in said
Carroll county: to secure to complainant the pay
ment of about $50 dollars and that said cause is
now pending in said court, and will be for hearing
therein at some subsequent term thereof; and that
unless said respondents appear and plead, answer
or denur to said bill the same will be taken
and and decree against them
ECKLEY g. DAVIS,
August IS, 1852. Solicitors for Compl't.
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Tax PAYERS.

The time assigned for visiting Ihe difItrenI
townships iOr receiving Iixes ~ill expire on The
2BIh Of this inst, after which time the Treas.
nrer or deputies may be found in the Office. 10
CatrollIon, ready TO receive taxes until the eOIh
Of December.
Ii is desirable that many Of you should call
al your earliest convenience, il will obviaIe the
crowds, confusion and delay TO taxpayers 40
common on public days, or few Of The lasI
weeks; one special favor you can confer upon
The Treasurer as well as yourselves. BY each 10.
dividual bringing with him a portion Of small
change. il being very scarce, il spesrs almost
impossible for the Treasurer to furnish all.
GEO. Y. HAMPSON,
OcI. 20, SO. Treasurer Car. co.
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hPNISONING.n

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge COM
posed of Castor oil, Calomel, &c, are not aware
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation for series OF
diseases, such as salvation, loss of sight, weak
ness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertise
meut of Hob nsack's Medicines, to which we ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
as we'll as their Chldrens health. In Liver Com
plants and all disorder arising from those of bill
ious type, should make use Of the only genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
Ct+-" Be not deceiued," but ask for Hobensack':
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe thai
each has the signature of tine Proprietor, ]. N
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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Select SChOuI.

The subscriber would inform the citizens of Car
rOllton that he will open, by the 4th of October,
with a limited number of pupils, Select School,
in which it is proposed to teach the ordinary
branches of education, also Mathematics, with their
applications the Latin, Greek and German Clas-
sizes, &c. Experience in teaching for a number o
years, he trusts, will enable him to do ample JUS
tice to those committed to his care.
Terms made known on application.
He will also give instructions in vocal music this
Winrer. The most improved Ground note) system
will be used in communicating the instructions
Glasses of adults and Juveniles will be arranged by
the lst of October.
Terms for thirteen lessons, $IOO,
Sept. 10th, 80. n E. GlLDS.
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rIlE MARKETS.

Business on The Ohio River is very duh, ia
consequence Of low wafer. The recent rains
may make things linle more lively.
80. ,..-.-. PITTsBrBsB, Nov. 9, '52.
FEOUR.-VeYy little sold, but considerable
in the market Superhne aud extra orc sold
At s3,75, with a probability Of a rise when the
river rises.
GRAIN. Very lille doing. Wheat from
rs TO 8Oc. Oals 3Sc. Corn 55c. Apples 81
rs per bbl. Butter Ice. ~. .....
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.
Hoes. The market is dull si &c. Packing
will commence as soon as The weather is cold
enough, after which il is supposed he price
will be firm, at &c.
Cleveland, Nov. 8.
WHEAT.-Whhe 86c. southern 81, north.
sm 8Oc. Corn soc. Flour about $500.
The papers indicate a rise in the foreign
price Of produce, with prospect OF sill high
er rise.
Il is probable the price Of Pork here will be
from s TO cents, but the merchants have not
agreed upon snv figure.
Wheat is selling along the Sandy & Beaver
Canal al from 81 10 zoe.
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w. w. WALLACE.
MnI FafnIshlng EstabIIshmtnI.
sl9, sal uBEETT sTHrrT sEAR TUE CANAL,


PITTSBURGH. PA.
Steam Engines and Boilers Of he best quality
ways on hand, and Hade 70 OF er on short no
lice aud al low prices.
French Burr Mill Stones Of my own manufae.
ture, made Of selected blocks, warranted good
suaiity at very low prices. surel Hill Nil
StOne-, all sizes.
Bolung Cloths. all nos, Aneh Stamps. square
mesh, warranted good quality, at the lowest
price,.
Lurs Patent French Barr Smut Maeh:ass,
used in 500 Of the best mills in the country nd
warranted TO give satisfaction. They run Ii h.
clean fast, and work well.
Mill Spindles, Mill Irons, Screws, Picks, &e.,
Corn and Cob Grinders always on hand.
N. B. As the Communication between Pitts.
burgh and Carroll Co. by means Of the Rail Road
is so cheap and speedy. purchasers vii! 6nd il
TO their interest 10 give me a call before buying
elsewheie. All orders and inquiries promptly at
tended TO. w. W. WALLACE.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug. 20, 50.
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ROOGs & Shoes. have just re.
ceived one ofth largest and best selected stock OF
Boots and Shoes ever offered for sale in this part OF
the country-whch we offer Tor sale very cheap =
come along and we will furnish you with the best
article for a low price.
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August IS, lS5
Mrs. Swauey's school.

The exercises Of This school will be resumed
on Monday .he Isl day Of Nov. next. The
number of pupils will be Limited to 81, and the
.ulou for all. without distinction Of age or stud
les, will be$ 90 per month. No deductions for
absences except such as are Occasioned by sick
ness.
Canollon, Oct. 20, '52.