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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-05

The 81. LOU. Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, AT its late session adopted
a resolution requesting the Grand Conference
to change he church rule on Temperance SO
as To prolhil the sale of ardent spirits by
members CT the church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-05

Under these circumstances, that the admin
istraIion which came into Office pledged 10 sus
IAN the compromise and discou,tenance abo
litIonlsm. should through lis organ at Wash
ington give encouragement TO the Bsrnburners
although II may not surpfisethose who though
New Hampshire not the proper locality IN
which TO seek defender Of the Southern
rights, is fact of two much moment to escape
the attention Of those. hose interests tie IN
the Slave.boldiug states. We cannot be wrong
In stating that such encouragement is given.
The Washington Union has raised an issue
aud opened quarrel with Mr.. Dickinson
one Of the truest and bodest friends the South
has beyond It's boundaries. 1t has not only
done this but in no doubtful language it ha 5
menaced Bronson and OConncr with remova |
from office, for daring 10 refuse their support
to the Barnburners ticket
But what seems still more strange and sig
ni6caut is that the democl attic press Of the
South permit these things 10 pass without com
ment. or with apologies for the Free soiler.
and applause Of The President With very
rare exceptions these senrinels on The watch
towers, who supfiel danger in every breeze.
when Willard Fillmore vas President. are
blind to every sight aud deaf to every s>und
that threatens the peace & rights of the South
Could anything he more dsheartning. not to
say disgusting, 10 The true friends of our sec.
ton in the Norh-those men who like Dick
enson sacrificed themselves in defence of our
rigbisl
While such is the condition of affairs in the
great State Of New York, producing conf.
sion worse c"of1nnded" in politics, and tend-
Inp 10 The CELEBRATION Of ancient patty distinc-
Hons i'm Ohio. Slale that Yields political
influence not greatly less than New York,new
issues and fresh isms hat seem likely to break
mp former party relation, being discuss
ed. aud contest Is going on in which it is
difficult TO discover the Object. or define tho
party belongings Of those engaged in it. Tcm-
pefaucc, iuciion, Religion, Free soilism.
Homestead Laws and ha-a dozen Other un
accustomed SUI cts oil political action are ex.
clllng The people there and bringing them into
cw political associations And in Pennsyl.
wanna and many oil the New England and
North western Suites similar condition of
things prevails
H. the South and indeed throughout The coun
try, the Democratic party IL divided, seeming
ly withoul the possibility Of reconciliation, upon
the most important proposition that has yet
emanated fran the Administraon-to wit, the
Pacific Railroad. Il has been II C fortune Of
President Pierce and his advisers, within the
few months they have held Office, to have n
Weakened all the principles Of antagonism that
have lain dormant in his party. That he will
be able in the progress oil his public service to
adjust So many differences and Compose SO
many striles-ani leave the party at the end
of his term disposed TO reunto in any distinct
avowal Of political faith and CO operate in
another election, is result mol thin reason
tocxpect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-05

Mr., Dix has sent another and longer letter
TO DR.. Garvin. # Georgia, defining his posi-
t'on on the slavery question. The telegraph
having announced its publication IN Geotgiait
appears simultaneously in the New York Her.
aid. The Herald, in publishing it, asks per.
linenty, as well as significantly:
I" What Is The matter at Washington Why
was not Mr.. Dix's small sized Garvin letter
satisfactory lherei II we mistake not it was
Published before the nomination of John Y.
Mason to France and if we are not mi >taken
again, the supposed'free soil aud abolition o.
pinions Of Mr.. Dix were the obstacles to the
announcement of his appointment months ago..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-05

FRosr--ToBAcco CRor-We had Monday
night frost, which as far as we are ena-
bled to learn in 50 brief time, has done con,
siderable damage TO the tobacco crop. In
one neghborhoodin this county we understand
it was very destructive to the plant. We shall
be obged-and the public doubtless feel u
great interest In knowing-to receive from
persons who have observed it's effects in The
ado ping counties a statement of the same =
We will scan our exchanges closely and all
The information which can be gathered viii, be
given our readers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-04
CHANGE or HOURS.
Montreal a New York.
-AND-
PIattsburgh l. Montreal Railroads

Opcn through from PimtSb,vgh 10 Montreal.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.
IN and after Monday Nov. Ist, 1852,
~ and until further notice Passenger trains
Leave Montreal for rlaltsburgh at has A. NJ and
Asp. NJ.
Arrive at 46 P. VI. and 81 ?. NJ
Montreal tor Ogdensburgh at IL 10 y. NJ.
Arrive at rs P. VI.
Pittsburgh for Montreal at l245 T. NJ. and
lisp. NJ.
Arrive Al 3 30 P VI and F. VI.
Montreal for Osdcnsburgh at : 30 4. NJ and
-. As P. NJ.
Arrive at IS P. VI. and : IS 7. VI.
Trains connect at Montreal with Steamers for
Quebec and he st. Lawrence n Atlantic Railroad
for Snerbruoke and Intermediate stItlonS
Trains connect at No ers Jurctun with Northern
(OGdenshurgh Railroad lor Ogdenshurgh aud Lake
Ontario steamers for Lewiston, niagara Falls and
Upper Canada and all ports on the Western Lakes
Trans connect al PldttsOui Oh by Steamer TO Bur
ing.on with Rut md Il Burlington Railroad and
connecting lines tor Troy, Albany, New ork and
Boston, ana all intermediate stations a $50 with
steamers or Whitehall to the Saratoga y y dshlng-
ton Railroad ami connecting lines oi load to Troy
Albany and New York.
Passengers will find this route unequa led for com
fort and Dispatch and attended with less aigue and
delay than any h .r. ilpn--esses moreover the ad-
across the River -. lawrence at Caughnnwaga
which mas never been Known to freeze, aud Can be
onfidsntiy rcue,t u0ou al ali seasons OF the year.
ssy Freight fra ms un daily each way
For particulars see FIR. aht and Passenger Tariff
BAGGAGE checked through.
ISAAC B. CULVER, Superintendent.
November l5 1852 d&wtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-04
SPECIAL OFfIC rs.

Proposals me Hrfed far SuppiViRg the folio,rj1g
OtceS m Vermont, tor the BeU proceeds 0t Such
OHces, rcSpcotirsiy hmHed m each case Ia d sum
Ia he named IN the PiOpoSaiS.
Athens nom CamurldIcpuIt, , miles and back,
three IImts a week.
Baton Landing from Barton. 5 miles and back
three lmts week..
Berlin from Montpelier. miles and back, tw vice
a week.
Bonneville from Jamaca,6 miles and back, twice
a wreK
Brookie'd and Randolph from West Randolph,
10 miles aud back, SIX times a week.
Bmlutrre from " est Randolph ) miles and blcll
three times week.
brookme from Fayetteville, 6 miles and back,
twice week.
Cala,s from East Calais 4 miles and back. twice
week
Chuenden from riustord, / miles and back, twice
a week.
Corn.h from East Corinth. . miles and back, six
Ea', Graf sbnry from Cruitsbrry Smiles and back,
siN Il nes a week.
rasl Haven from Fast Burke, . mics and back
once a week
East RUXbury from Mortified, ; IL miles and
back, once a week.
Furrsi dae--(set Goshen)
Goshen, Forest tale aud W,st Rochester from
Rochester, mules and ,k ih.,r times n week.
,..u .,ud South Rl,s..t ga Webs River 10
s,nu back thee u. week.
u'Iauylue iIom Hancock, uI,cs ana bnck, twice
e week
IlHhNulHlNN Ipul Ndelt'ul'i , Illlfa dIl pdt h .
once n week.
Huntington from Richmond. : miles and back
twice a week.
lamsca fom Wrs, TOWNSEND = miles and back
three tunes week.
Jay from Troy. : miles and back once = week.
lruchn Crutre from jericho, / mules and back ,
thee tunes week.
Lincoln hou b lsro miles mud back twice a
week,
Mcchonic,vlr tom Noun, Holly, macs and
back three trnes week
Mlddirtown from tasl Puilncy, 5 miles ana back
three times week.
Moulsrowu from Morrsvi,'e | > miles aud back
tunes "a week.
NJ Haven Mills from Bristol. nnes a back
Twice week.
Nom Cambridge from Cambridge, miles and
back, once week.
North Fairfax from ST. Adams, miles nd back
twice week.
North PownaI from rownOl. 3 miles aud back,
three times week.
Randolph (sec Rrookleldl
81. Alhans Bay from 81. Adams, G miles and back
STA times week
Sandaore from West Arlington, miles and back,
vice week
Stcrbnne from North Sucrlu1o. > m,.,e 7ud back
'hE't ilul"t Vr h.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-04
second Passenger Train going souht,
Santa 1 faUsc
AT IIO NE AG AIN

AID viii hold his usual Levces dur
"a ing the Holiioys, a, HORTON g. CO.'S.
Iewelry and Fancy Goods store. where he WIN dls,
nense n great variety Of Rich, Rare and Beautiful
Cirictmas and NeT Years Presents. He invites a
ali from his old lends and assures them that at no
other Deror" viii they find sneylensiye an assort-
men as Mt his HEAD Quarters for the season, at No
EASK BiaCE.
IC-tmscr 81 "~"u
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shoot, shoot,

T. + \ II + English Twist Fowlinc
" pieces, slnge aud double burrtll with pa,eni
cri,s ID ~ n V HORTON 4 Cti'S '''
n" Bank Block, June II dS WI,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-04
70 Artists.

'Elif attention Of Artists is rtGuest' & 10
a examine Whippe's Monochron attic Board
Mann'h''urtd 'Nplessy for the Artists of Boston 49,
ANA pronounced by all who have used H. super
or 10 Woods or any other made ! have received
I'.d 20 I' not. n'ltc-. i,-...
t. NICHOLS
Itur .r..t,.f. ftr 10 ..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-04
Albert G.. strong,

Successor 10 Strong DooliiHe & Coz
III Hi continue the Heavy and Shelf
W Hardware business in all its branches at the
ODD Stand where he viii be happy to see all old
f'tons Il the EsaoIls hmsni, aud others who may
wish TO purchase goods il this Line.
NprI 1872 dSmtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-04
RUTLAND a. BURLLNG TO.>
R.4ILRO DAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

Winter arrangement.
On and after Monday November -, 1852.
Trains viii run as follows-viz:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-04
Railroads. on0 Expresses.
WESTERN VERMONT RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER
1853. .aRssASsI slyaENT. 1858.

n
y Line from OsdeuzUurgn, Montreal. Rouse's
Point Plat shLtlh aud Burlington, to Troy and New
York via Rutland and Bennington, in connection
with Rutland d Burlington, Troy and Boston, aud
Hudson River Railroads T ssengprs over this route
may rely upon making all the connections with the
different Roa IL as advertised. Inls Is the Ouiy
Route by which passengers can go through from
Montreal TO Troy the same dry.
No change OF Cars or Baggage between Rutland
and Troy. "
Leaves Blu, ington, :. IS \. W., Rutland I 90 \
arriving IN Toy al 2,iOP VI. to dine, and III New
York at 10 i. VI. -
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Rutland , - 7 NJ, arriving in Troy,5 IS
VI connecting with the Hudson River Express
Train, arriving in New York. 10 81 p. NJ.
THIRD IRA
Leaves Burlington 3 z. Vi. on arrival n p7ssen-
gers from Ogden-burlh, Montreal, Nc, ar!Ivu IL
Ru land at % z. VI to Tea. Leave Rutland
740p VI arriving in Troy i.00P NJ and IN Ne"
York lli5 A. Nj next day. This is the only even
ing route from Rutland to Troy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-21
CHANGE or HOURS.
Montreal 81 New Work.
-ANn-
PlattSburgh 4 Montreal Railroads

open through f'om PiaiisJWgh 10 .Noni,ral
Fall and Winter Arrangement.
a y and after Monday Nov. lst. 1882
" and until further notice, Passenger trains
Leave Montreal for Palsburgh at ] As a. NJ and
II p. NJ.
Arrive at i6 2. NJ md : 81 p. NJ
montreal tor Cgdenshurgh at II 40 \. NJ.
Arrive AT 7lj =. Nj.
Patshurgh for Montreal at l2 ij T. NJ. and
7lj 7. NJ.
Arrive at 80 +. NJ and 9i7P VI
Montreal for Ordeusburrh M 30 4 n and
II. - =. VI.
Arrive at | l. p. NJ and - F. VI
Trans connect NJ Montreal with Steamers for
,!neh"' aud lAe St Lawrrnre & Atlantic Railroad
Tor rrbr"lk" and intermediate stations
'lns connect at Moacrs Junction with Northern
,O-icnstnrgh Railroad Tor Ogdensburgh md lake
!lnHro Steamers for Lewiston Magma Falls and
tb!-r 'auadn aud all ports on the Western Lnkes
, rams connect at Pinttsburgh by Steamer to Bur.
hng'on wuH Rutland n Burlington Railroad and
connecting fu's Tor Troy, Albany, New York and
boston, and all Intermediate stations Also with
steamers Tor Whitehall 10 the Saratoga Washing
'om klnfond; nnl connecting lines OF Road 10 Troy
Albany and Ncw York.
Passengers "Ii ii1d this route unequalod for com.
ior' ana Dispatch and attended with less fatigue and
delay than any h r. l. possesses moreover the adj.
san'asr OF a She .rrrag" Of only fifteen minutes
across lhe River - Lawrence at Cauglnawaqa
winch has never been known to freeze, aud can he
onhdeuliy relied n0on at all SEASONS of the wear,
~ Freight Trains run daily each way
for PARTICULARS see Freight and PASSENGER Tariff
BAGGAGE checked through
ISAAC b. CULVER, Superintendent.
November -, 1852 dS.wlt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-21

patched in time 10 be- received by or before Q Al
Of the h April, 1853.
H. The contracts are 10 be executed and 70.
turned 10 the Department by or before the LIST Of
Iu'v. 1-53.
- P"s'mosers at Offices on or near railroads.
hni moe than eighty rods from depot, will. i'm
mrdla'o'y after the i h of April next report their
exact distance from depot, and low they a re o,her-
wise supplied with the mail, to enable the POST
!'S'r General TO direct mail messenger supply
from the 1T Of July next.
~ I'udcr the act Of March 81, = e.. the ror,os
are To be let 10 the lowest bidders tonderinr sniff
ci'nf guarantees, vi hout other reference 10 the
mode OF transportation than may be necessary for
'N' que ce'rr'y' certainty, and security of such
transponntion When the lowest bid uroposes
mod" OF cony"yanc" nadcq late to the dine celebrity
c'r'aIh'{' ana security OF the mails, it will not be
accepted. "
20 When the bid does nat spccify n mole os
Conveyance. $50 when II proposes TO carry accor.
ding to the Advertisement, but without snch sneoi.
llcaon It will be considered as proposal for horse.
back service
u Since the passage Of the act of March Cd
l9I', new description Of bid has been received
u docs NOT specify mode of CONVEYANCE but en-.
%'G'' 10 take the entire mail each trim with ccleri.
w. c'llaIh'y, ANA security. using the terms of the
law. These bids are styled from the manner which
they ale Designated on the books of the Denart.
ncnt, "2t"r bidS" The experience of the Denort
mrnt enables ii to lay down the following rules viz
W men Tie mai on the route is not so large rs 10
."qnlre iwo-horse coach conveyance, star bid. if
/ me lowest, VIII always be preferred 10 the specific
| bid. ''''t
When the mills are Of such size and weight NJ
10 render 1t necessary, in reference 10 them alone
TO provide two.horse coach convrvanco the sneckr
/ ma though tia highest, for coach service if od
|J"''u 10 he entirely sufficient for the route will be
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-21

W y.
dIrbpry,. VerEennes Frrrshurgb. North Ferris
hurGh, Charlotte md Shcbnrnc. to lurlmr on
~ miles and back, & times week
Leave Bellows Fails daily except Sunday al
Arrive at Burlington same day by jl5pm:
Lave Burlington daily except sunday at 10
Arrive Mt Bellows Falls snmc dav by l.l5pm.
iG3 From Grafton, by Iloughronsyl'p and Wind
h7m' 10 Londonderry, II miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Grafton Tuesday and Saurdaynt p m
Arrive Ct Londonderry same day by ; - pm ;
Leave Londonderry same day nj - IA m
arrive az Grafton same day by II IN.
l6l FROM West Townsend, South Wndham to
WIndham, Il , miles aud bhck twice u week
Leave West Townsend Tuesday and Saturday
AT INN;
Arrive a. Wndha,n same day by SPIN;
l"nv" Wndham same day at { y m
Arrive at West Town9end same day hy 6 n m
400 From Bra:cbaSough by West hummer
ston, Fayetteville, WIIIamsve and Dover to
wilmington, 10 miles, aud back. twice a week
Leave Brntteboough Tucsay and Saturday at
Arrive at Wilmington the same dav bvjpm
Leave Wilmington Monday and Friday at Z
Arrive at Brattiehoroueh the same day by )
Proposals to commence the route at Fayetteville
will be considered.
iGG From Braltrborouph, by Cujldiord, Guilford
Centre, Green River, Halifax West Halifax
Jacksonville, Nhlunghnm, Rcad-horougll.
ucartyrIviiie and : ira,nlnrI ia Nor,I, 4 l,,,s
Mass A6 miles and back. 3 times n week
Leave braultbo;ongh Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at va m
| Arrive at North Adams same day hv nm;
| Leave North Adams Monday " cdurs'lnv aud
| Friday at "A m;
| Arrive at Brntlcboronuh same ,lov b, . nm
1G7 From Bratteborough, by West BfnttIehorourh.
Narlborourh Wilmington Seor.hurg and
Woodiord, 10 Bennington, ii miles aud back
6 times week
Icnvp BrnttlpbprouU OF, # lilo ,ycc,, C,,,,l,, n, /
pm; ~ ''''''"' 1T !
Arrive at Bennington same d1v Lv 1Onr,
Leave Bennington daily exc, pt Sunday at 3 -
| m;
| Arrive at Brattlchorourh next dnv nv ! liam
| iGS From BrattI,borouqh nv W.s, IDnnn,.rstnn
and Favettvilip, to Townshend. II miles and
Leave Brat,lrborouoh dnilv excont Sr,1,v n,
2pm;
| Arrive a, Townshrnd same dov bv & nno
Leave Townshcnd day ' EXCEPT r S ~ al al N;
,co Arry' at b ,,T same day by I'm
W,Nr.srm!!nster and Wa p'Ir, n. H., Bellows
rails, VII miles and back, e times week.
Leave BrauIeborough dally except Sunday at
1910 m;
Leave Bellows Falls daily except Sunday at
S5oam;
Arrv" at BratcbOrOugh same day by Q - IN.
40 From Stanford, 10y South Stanford and lluIon
Village, to Pompanoosac Il miles and back, 6
times week
Leave Stratlord daily except Sunday ut : n m
Arrive nj Pompanoosac same day hy 10 l5a m
Leave PUmpanoosac daily except sunday at :
p m;
Arrive al Stanford same days by . m
IA From Jack sonve by South Halifax, Colcrainc
Mass and Gtlswoldviip, to She .burne Fails ~
miles and back twice week
Leave Jacksonville Monday and Friday at = -
am;
Arlyr at Shrlburne Fails same day by - p m;
Leave Shrhurne Falls Tuesday and Saturday
at 3 , pm;
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Leave East Theucrd daily except Sunday at
3pm;
Arrive Mt Chelsea the same days byspm,
Leave Chelsea daily except Sunday N m
Arrive at East Thcord the same days by ga m.
ii2 From Nergcnncs ,ty Addison Bridport, Shore
ham, Orwell Benson and West Haven, 10
White Hall. n. Y, 43 miles aud back three
times 4 week with three additional weekly trips
DUNG thr Suspension OF steamboat navigation
Leave Vrrgrnnos Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nj m;
Arrive Of White Hall tie same days by pm:
Leave nir ltnil Tuesday, thursday and at
urIay at : n IN;
Arrive at Nergcnues tho same days by 7pm.
lhc three additional trips to run AT the same
-, hours not on alternate days, except Sunday
ll3 From Ncrgrnn"s by Pinton, to Westport, \
- IL miles and back twice week
rave Ncrgcnncs Wednesday and Saturday at
ppm;
Arrive at Wcslport tho snmo days by nm;
Leave Nrslport the same days AT & Liam;
$500 Artlvc a. Ncrgcnn,s the same daysby ! - IN.
All From West Rutland, by Clarendon Springs,
Ira, Ilnmouth and DANNY Four Corners, to Dan
20 l-2 miles aud back, twice week.
Leave West Rutland Tuesday and Friday al )
a IN;
Arrive at Dandy tho same days by I'm;
leave Danny the same days 10y pm;
Arrive at West Rutland the same DAYS nv & pm
10 From Bndgcwnrrr 10y Woodstock, Tatsvillc
and Q1echrr village, to Railroad station, Ii
miles and back, SIX tunes a week.
Leave Bndgewot"r daily except Sunday at Q
Ar Ti, =, p,i,ro,J e,o,io, ,,,o emma J,..i,.
m;
cave Railroad Station daily except Sunday at
Ap, r,' p.;l,,.,,..,..
ll6 From Rutland, by Clarendon, WaIIingtor,,
South Wangorl. Dandy, North Dorset East
Dorset, Factor, Point, Manchester, Sunderland,
It,mm-,oi'' 9hn'lsn nv, o'nln III ilisbury, North
Nnr,h i"n.irL ta1,i r O WTt'If
pL:, y ~ :" hI!UE'' lrcW l"iI.'
,'WT'h'iih h'iu3I' I"hhsohFIiIr' Schnghllcoke,
, 81 KIM, ,"i''a,, '!a" lIl'snHontGh, 10
& p ,i i',i l i,'' s.A "tIirS week .
'"''''''u "''''9 'Nc'P' "u"uoy ut ~ -
Arriyc =, rroy IN, emma I,.s,.o
s,y. Il, I'M, ,,a, w., iny W
lF"vr roy unlly except sunday at am;
III Fam pn,auJ hu W 9"i,r "s{ ny l"t m.
'i' Io.' hnual"i by Mrnd3h, Sherburnc North
oHrfnnthe anH llu>h'Id' to StockbrldSe, 20
I' a.',9. o y tacE'f I .nrs week.
hr rnu nt,,nu Tr,y rAtrPt SUNDAY AZ - m;
N'Nr At ',lp'hp'''- ' 'ii' same hays 10y p III
r %vI o al TnnI , %ny
a., ttiI'INr ~. hH"',u t'!' same d'ySh ny m
'i' rom Ip5anao"rey sudbury ara Orwell to CHIP
..'n oI''' - h'''e' ana pack SIX times a
TonM, r.,rl.., .....e...
Nr,ve n, Ghinron ,n, ,b 9um"uy at m
Ut O''F''''" o'''' 'lie sdil'e u"yS al II
o III, CI,i,,n,,r.y PAIN. H.. ,..o
tr,'yo y, nrnn, , J,.,' 49,. Si,,n "Il9 W . I'm
,,o GIN, ro,i , .' zine Gays at M
ester IIamcnc Rinn nn E,N, hogn
- Al i ,'''oouNi :, nIp'"' nIi r'aSl hIud'hurY'
,oi '''''''"' - MINUS anu p"ch' lhree tunes Il
iro~c Rctb,l N,,J,r ,v,l,os,,,,, r.;,...
s,,n Vt" -"'"'''' "'o''su'y ""u rrudy
Hrriyr !" At M,jdIcbmv tho s,ro dave b.
.a,o iuh,,r, = w ''',I u"l ny = y III ;
nr rlI at H.""r""'y "'S''y' thursday ana sat
Troposas for rbrrr V o Sif "ay ny ni. ,
Inc consiJ.r,L "'''''''''' "''"y UPS VIII
80 From East Ban1rd to Royal,on, 0 miles and
back, three times "A week.
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Farm suw sake orio Rent

~ iUA TED five miles from BURLINGTON.
- lhr"e from Winoosk. and enc West Of Col
Two hundred acres OF land Brick Hnusc tonr R,,ns
HnH-Pen and other out huidngs ali new. Anv
person wishing HON stead, would do well 10 90 4
ON me Subscriber, ON the premises ''
to'ches'or. Dec % 1852 mon,
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slra>Iu> ID. ss.i,s, estate.

NJ Il the Subscribers, having cen appointed bv
the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
met OF Chtirntrn, commissioners to rcce i've p Xam
Inc and adjust the claims aud demands of all pcrsons
against the estate OF Erastus H. Bliss late of lin
derh, in said District dccrased represented insoI.
vent, nj also all Gains aud demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and SIX months from the day of the
date hereof, beng allowed iy said Court for thai
purpose we do the etore hereby give notice that we
viii attend 10 the business OF our appointment nj
she dwelling OF Mar in Wires, in Undethill, in said
Dlstnct on the last Saturdays OF January and Ami
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ =, on each OF sad DAYS.
Dated, this 81 day Of November A. d. 1852
J THEI il s. W ciLIG3y Comm.
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