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INTERESTING To MERCHANTS.
CONSULATE OF THE l. STATES.
Rio de .J1ueiro, tHg. -. JSJ3

Merchants and owners of ships trading with
the ports of Brazil are earnestly requested to be
very cautious in having every article shipped TO
any Of the ports in the Brazilian empire inserted
in the ship manifest; for however the bills otfa-
ding may accurately show everything imported
yet if any goods be omitted from the "'d"JtSt''ae
which il is imported i liable Ia fine to the
Government equal to onc-half of the yalue,of the
eeonf,catod goods. The forfeiture of the omit
ted article i. most rigdy enforced although it
mny most manif1stiy appear the omission has a
risen from no design 10 do wrong. Two eases OF
"A very striking character have recently occurred
here, in which the forfeitures have been strln-
gently enforced, and in one, fear, not only the
loss of the goods, but that the fines may amount
to the entire value ofthe vessel
Il. G. SCOTT
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sman Ives. y. u. ipso footo deposed 10 III in
tent- and purposes from the office # liishop II
the Church Of tod .aad from oil tho rights privile
PES, powers aud diCnitie- thereunta pertaining.
In the name Of the Fail. r aud Of the Son, and
Of the Holy Ghost. Amen. Al the Delegates
prouauneing it emphatcallv.l
THos, CurReH BBowNELt, -. II. IL. D.,
Bishop If Connecticut and Presiding Bishop of
the House Of Bishops.
The House then adjourned.
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through with their nominations. But we bayr
not got a fair field. The Washington Union.
while processing IA speak the sentiments OF tn
administration has thrown its weight on the side
of the free soil ticket II has undertaken "a de
cdo upon the regularity If our conventions, alid
10 sit in Judgment upon questions Of mere Stat
policy II takes the side of those who have ono
proved faithless To the party, and put the | MOI
In jeopardy, aud denonnce- those who have al
along supported the principles which restore
the party 10 power. II Is pow cp-lahorer wi
the free soil prints in this State some 1t who
il SO lately read out of the democratic party.
Though that print Is not in itself of great impor
lance. vet WHOM it Processes, without robuke, {
do these thing. as the organ 81 the Hdministfa
ton. much mischief may be done, II matiet ,
little what disclaimers there mav be IN pFyat
circles, 81 long there is no public deelaratie
that the paper speaks without authority. How F
ever unfortunately the election may terminate
the responsibility will rest upon others, aud no
upon me.
Let me now notice the time, manner, and mo
tive If Your letter.
A. to time. II was after The rupture aud nom
inntion Of two tickets Mt syracuse, and the t9 |
ratification meetings IL this city: after the Col
leefor had been denounced by the free soil lend
er- and presses. and The President had brrn call
ed upon Ia remove him: after hungry oilicc SICK :
ers and bitter politicians had visited Nashmgio
ta rp1srfz4uf and fTadUeC that officer, and
whose rIaIn1rs. ~ yna we'll know, be never mud
any repl,. after the I MON had taken ground n,
gainst ihe ticket of the national democrats, M
in favor of the ticket of their opponentH theni
was that ven first discovered cau~e for complain
Of any kind against the Collector You had nIl
protfd al his nominations. with IA single cNcetl
lion. aud in ibai casc theollice was abolished.
Down tn ihr recent of your letter If the 81 inst
YOU had never intnafed t. the Collector, IN an
form. that vot disapproved of his nppoiltmentit
or Of The manner IN which they Ind bern distrih,
ted
Asto the manner. You did moi nersnc II
nsnRl course. and issue circulars lnying down
uniform rule for the Government Of nh Cn.,o1.
House officer hn,ing patronage to bestow. Ii
confined your instructions 10 tie portof \. YofI
nl.ue. ii tn, dnrtrinc Of fb,. letter j. IA so,m
one. obviously Iroper thnt il shonld liz appie
in other plnpo, ms Will A. here. aud il iIa1I
rc.sulnte In, conduct ii al el.c- Of ,so,ernn,r
officers having pntraunp, IA he.tov Marshal
.ttt.,-t..,. t.,..t =. ,... Al!
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General News

1He House ilHn ADJOURNED.
General Nows
TIM RELEASE or koszrA.-The New York
Tinr- ha- private udvices from Smyrna, which
render il fur from certain that ko~zta hns bcon
released, TINT if he has, the aiian il not still
mhre complicated tben ever. II is stated TINT
Mr.. Marsh. the American Minister nj CONSTANT
nople had mnde an arrangement with Baron de-
Brick, the Austrian Envoy, whereby Rosetta was
10 be put on board nn American vessel by the
representative. Of the two powers. for the pur-
po-e of returning direct Ia the United Suites,
on the condition that, II he should erer return to
Turkey, The austrian GoperBmeni shall hdre FIJI
poieef 10 erercise he tights n claims against him.
Mr.. Brown bad come from Constnntnople Ia
SMYRNA, for the purpose Of carry ing this arrange
mrnt into effect. II il added that Mr.. Onley,
United States Consul al Smy rna, objected deci-
dedy 10 lhc ,tipulations aud refused 10 gire his
assent 10 them, except ON the receipt of peremp-
tory orders 10 that effect from his government.
ANOTHER koszrA Casa hotter from Eu-
rope states that n man named Henry Won Gems
ehr was condemned in PRUSSIA in 1919, for an Of
fence of the press, bat he fled to the United States
ia ls50, and got himself nnttrnlzed rs m Amer-
ican citizen. About ycar ngo he returned Ia
Hamburg on private business He was arrested,
given up Ia The pfussian authorities, and rcmoy-
cd Ia tn, lal Of l.icprtz, where he has since re
moped. lie ha- applied 10 the American Lc-
Cation Tor protection as citizen of the United
Suites"
Nlt Dtx's RESIGNATION of the New York Sub
Trea~oryship, it is said, has beenn the hands of
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New York, Oct. l9-I.icut Aubrey ofthe Paci-
fic Railroad Exploring Expedition, reached Santa
Fe on tho I4th nlt hegi%.g crossed the Sierra Ne
yada. lie reports that there is no obstruction to
the construction of the Pacific Railroad.
The Indians were troublesome.
1t was believed that Gen, Lame had received
certificate of election to Congress.
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Crops OF TENNEssEE.-A correspondent of the
Knoxville Register, writing the 9th inst. from
Granger county, Tenn, says Corn will lack
about one third of an average crop, and will
command from 33 to 10 cents at the heap. Hogs
about the same as last season, and will sell from
$3.50 to 3,75 gross. Wheat abundant-few sales;
buyers offering 50 cents, and holders asking 90.
Oats failure, good horses scarce and in good
demand-commanding high prices. Mules scarce
and very high prices ranging from 500 to $50.
Beef cattle high-not many for market.
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Tn ChoIfrd N Sea.

New " )RK, Oct lS.-I'he ship Sagadahock'
of Bath y [aine from Gottenburg,for Boston, with
passenger 5, has been spoken at sea, suffering
terribly it'll the cholera Ffty-eight of her pas,
sengers III Vi already died, and fourteen were still
sick.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
Dr J. =. Roses Celebrated SnmiI,
Medicines

Or. J. S. RosE's Moiic3 Aarisr, 10 pers,ns !, Sill
ness aud in II tn, nn Almanac for Is52-Tbis npb
LEGATION IS II ON the per of eminent phv.irian of Phil
adelphn, rcguIar graduate Of the Medical COLLEGE
and an honorary member of the Philadelphia Medical
society Il contains much good advice To invadS a,
well rs persops IN heath 1t also describes in IA cam.
prrn-iye the diseases of our variable climate
and the mode Of treatment No family sbould be with
out copy Of This book. 1t can be had. without my
charges t the New Drug Store Of Me..rs. Wrgb, &
Allison. where d.. Roses valuable Family Medicines
are Tor sale. - [scrt7 Gp1
EV Nhlc hundreds are rejoicing IN the hppv cs
cape from s.goto, pnns. orcasoncd b, Barns Bruises
ond Srrans til, nd- Of other, will buy TIM Mustang
Liptmcet omr experience the sumo happy results
Tho popularity Of tho Mustang Iiaiment is a fixed
fact" those suffering with l. 'cs Old Sores Erupiions
and like CON ain, need naly to be rrmiude of its
superiority 10 Civ" ii trial.
~ II the st,tcmcuts Ne see in many Of the papers
and thcuomes of mooy highly respectable physician and
eaaens of high standing attached To certificates of the
good effects Of medicine can be relied on it seems 10
he height Il Incredibly doubt for n moment
the INTRINSIC VIRTUES of the "MEXICAN MUS
TANG LlNINENf.' The fact i admitted hv MI.
thai is the beet external remedy discovered by
the medical faculty; and that it is certain cure In all
kinds of C0taneous diseases, both ON man and beast
We cordially recommend it any of orr readers who
troubled with any of the diseases for which j. re.
commended.
I-g7 See advertisement in another co uun
October l2.2w
Notice-Wc wish To ca the attention Of the pub.
lie to source of luxury, comfort and hanpiness-to
past neglect and present opportunity OF amendments
The ol badness In Amerc an truly sur
rrsing. The young take warning ~ the old MP
ply a remedy too Who thai is old. hut would
ny"lt badness Who that i. middle aged, but shudder
Mt grey hams Who TINT is Young but values the uxu.
riant locks Of youth and beauty! Effects like these
stayed, and many years q otherwise premature old
asr.are rcgained TO you hi'y using LYONS KATHAI
RON
Lyons Katharon is but o. cents, in lnrge bottles
Sold by al dealers everywhere.
D. s. Barnes, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, y. Y.
IL Sold by every Dealer in Lynchburg Purcell
Ladd Co, Richmond, Whoosule Agents.
oct l5ts
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N q =

4 Ill persons indebted
~. ed 10 come forward
wish to close my business
sons who lave ordered N
gen it. | can be found at
corner of Main ST. and l
oct 2l.2t
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/, seli the - 4. A

iabn Dick-o" a'e o.
!, ,.S Land Is in the !g,.. %
''at,om he James . ' ','a,,
~ the land. OF II eN'F =
Al and John hhgo"' =, ~.
[I,ao,t 1870 Acre ,N are 90
hs r heovdy ''m' ",',.
k%tGRoEs, and al, t t
l.. f,eaEl., Hoesei'o''
baRle ;t,be
" .ht.en r,onth., N
~ an a credit ct 81
M, approved security
a. land retained Is
No purchase 'se '. J
a. befwo che ''nS
Is,,aIr,ed an the 9TH
10 em6ce' ,yM
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,TS!! HATS!!!

\ 4 CATS, Of gFehl I'd -
and offered reasonably. 80
q" wv T. SEABtR Y'
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~ wM ~ WoS
SELL IN ae''' ~

l. NV House aud
J, ed sale my - occup
I a,,t-e ~ new
ne #''.,...an,l all neeess'
\ '.',lg house, stable NJ
d. ld" e ," y I.
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vi 0S B Y

,NSiISsIoN MERCHAN J. J..
~ i " ;ndiriduo! attention l" IN,
,sal Estate, S,ocFs, Horses a'' n,
, 'ba,,Iize. lie aatters himself
-, ~ Give him cad, as ms eA-
g. of bi. business and MS ' e",
m The c,!,er mapko's t"rh'' "sN
,er,,e and sales cashed.
'e'a'' "'''' " H. MOSBh,
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xAyIIABLh

lnvI'AL ESrAt Is IN !"
'a as1 deere Of the o ,',,
! ,,na. a a, les Sep,""'
y ol' ,'' rs. Dickson !
. :, T 7',,G day of November
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Unfading

~ Galleries, Main St.
Neutrality-suspicious. 81
ST. Richmond, Va.
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The report of the death of the pugilist, Morris
sey, who recently fought with sullivan, was false.
He reports himself, in a note to the y. y. Herald.
still alive, and claims to be the victor in the fight
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Sailing ofthe Irabia.
New DIRK, oct, I9.-The Arabia sailed to-day
for Live pool. with 81 $500 in specie.
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Ion the well informed correspondent of tho
Baltimore sun says:
''r'H1 bfn'h Is about preparing the wov fer
the eHaneifati4a 4f the slaves in Cuba. apd Tins
hait Inc worA 81 the Northern people will be done
to their hands, II is probable that even the next
Congress will have to face this question in some
form" =" 9N''''
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, FOR TOEAaS

- Eve. OF NJ kind-, "!n'n
:, n,,,,,-.. We AIN have 'p
oe ,r.,kes prize ''f n"drc ,,,.
caper f,' the ''ao"l - .,,"rr,
also rptnufaeln'c '"h'" a..,
will he vaFysn's'' \"
marsss. ,res.
Mrkfnney. Nam 4 - So
EAMES ty Nho"
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y pISCONERi!!

NC WATERS are unta'i'rs ~
bs, Cold, Asthma, Bro't n;'',,
:, piH6rolt Breathing, Inc, ,ne,P ,,a%e
co.rs af thr Lure.. They NAV,
nd any child viii ''S s h ,,'
,ored 70 health that had ee'''' ,
ven IN tuprre,ls Of cases y
u; ~' 1waf,r.-,hr ori;irp! n ~, a
swan. Spurion. Kinds , a'L
6,. ren,. a box Sold by 1 Dear
"a %, Rochester, n ! p n
r. WOOD. Richneaa :, i; p Il; y
,e,.,'qrg I. II. PATTERN
LYMAN, Lynehl"rg'
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AN GALLERY,
r Ct,SBiSfp.
a}ELOW #BklD'ih y
Lynchburg' va


,l.a,ure 10 aunronnre 10
re and vicinity TINT hattie, her
vile reception OF E'S''o' :.
-, and rooms with esery
~ ~ ,,,ospeution Of the On
10 flrcir ala die latest md
,tcy seei warranted IN snl =
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" See winter comes, - rule the yaiied year,
Sullen aud sud, with all his rising train,

Napurs, and cnuds, and storms"
\ I'd Ice, and sleet, aud hail the poet might have
"a added,--the veIy thought of which is enough to
make one silver. BY the WY, you can bid defiance
jack Frost and lau-h in Your strive old Boreas
himse't, ia pr ,videi with ot the many styles 9"
OVER COATS. CLOAkS OR 81 ANkETS which may
found ut the Ba1aar. just received by the lnioa
Clinton, and Dispatch. fresh supply of Lam skin,
Partridge Beaycr Lion Skin, Reversible Beaver, Tntl.
81. Saota1, Plot, kers,y tln-hue Cla.h anal fas~i-
utrr Over Cunts. C,naks, Cacdounns FsmA.. Tg,vr'-
.s h.u1 kots &e ,aeieet varet, and tr.-5s eesaP4y
a. ). SiIAfERN GO.
.,ct % Is NIan Sfrrrt
L,INE Bfe&NDX-Sp,frioro old Loadon Dock
l. Brandy. IN Store aud f,r s,le by
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,OVS!! BO0TS!!!
DovG =

ope.ra II very large s"rPl! ..
oi,s,Is M Boots & Chad'fn >
I h,n nI r = yourselves. and 'o"'
. the : old folks OF l'"rne' m
mis-. tho house-if You DO 20" u
nfpI
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VI :,i'sl

a have IN the whit
}nANp for safe
DAV EN-
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PnCSS

H.. hest style oi me al
- bless Siereo>cpInc Oh
NJ !, wcre to s,ari o"i "a IN
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10 Tobacco Planters.

tU 1UUdCCU PIdnterS,
l ~ = S'Nrral hundred Acns of Vfi,,,bL m .ss
- oAI - hAN II in Arnolds Valley. Rork ff1s
ba Ia, .19Te,!' 91oa, 80 'nil"s atr.r yhrlbbr- -
,uf and am willing ia ,;.o, - '''NS c.Shrei
1 acc Tor CLEARING AND INCLosI%G n%f VI, ~,
r. e'I'' 'i'h cord tor chipping III. wood ~, "
and aSa ,'','l'1en promptly The lard /. ncary ,y,
9 '5if' ai"ns an enrIiled PA h. from Inc 81
.'., noS' Who would avail ,ensa~~. '' '"' "a
r%' "" la 10 9abe mo- ey shsul mako s3Sn "a '
adrsoi tn or they may be toe lls T., ~
ll'a 1It fiiertiou. .'''9F1l b73y" vi '~saa,,
nc t2I-lFrAs 80, w
.F1AcIs +. ANDERSON
CREE s M oBaCE. -''9s'A,
fn9 da the ' lI mi, Tie GOA Is fS Iqek
no0 Is ""' 'Aeir stone House se'"''" IMs.sss
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- me are respectfully request,
and pay their accounts a. az s.r'
a. som as possible. Az P PEA
II sc are requested 10 'al' l oo'
Mrs.. Rcyely'. Boarding Seo'''
st Alley. po,yrII
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-rOFs-A N i,
acrree OF the |
:. 1the Arta= term
Il taShalt lu1ne'
~ kahlc is Deter d
en- her next W
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MINIS,
TANSER.

ac,ieal Dnsuerreofyplsi+
,wo doors from Bridge ~
I p,,ersburg, and lag Man
oct 10 Is
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and great variety oil
n6adallions, Pins, &c,

,he Taste OF ali may l' ~
Al pictures wnfrani'" 10
Q MI be ma,le. ~ Y'''' "
. : solicited, wne,lIV' r'''
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with three roeurg en',hp fr4t tloo
first rate Kitchen ana Sfnoke.h
nparoes; a ff-l rate Barn ahede
thtee or four Tobnrcupcns. TIN
era Suits Tor tafning. md is ont
situations "a Anhtr-, iam
and if [ sell y tIe 41thaf Dec,
bargain in the vheut. aa6 give p
january next The land viii b.
wishing tolook 1T it by BrniamI
living On the land n6w--ol, by
lives close by.
TERMS:-One-third cash al
two yoars, with bond nnd good
oct 20.clm W NJ. ?
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lhave -concbll'7I 10
,nl fnl sale, lying in
yards Of the Lynch
al AMI three mics
!tbe lnnds OF W Ills
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w w.. occupy fhc Dgck.
AZ ', =, Is fitted ~
en- Messrs. ]
OCT .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-02-11

patched IN time 10 be received BY mr. b.G,,o, n
Il the IA ApnI. 1853 "
iulI The contracts are to be- e,c.u,.I a,i
rned 10 the Department by or before ,b. T., -
u'y. 1853. ne Isl Of
10 Fo'n7stcls at Offices on Or near raibocde
but m'e than eighty rods from d,pot. viii H.,
n"dlaieIy after thr an of April neA', retort their
exact distance from depot, and hoy they are her.
wise supplied "uh tn nail, 10 enable the Post.
Lon the ls Of July next. fF'
~ Under the act of March 81. 1si5 ,bo route,
nre to be let to the lowest bidders teI,i,. 'a.
ci'ht guntnn'Ies, WI hout other reference ia ,b,
u'o'e VI transportation than NAV be necessarv e.,
.,o uue ct'eiI'y, certainly, aud security of such
transportation. When the lowest bid tro,ns,s
Io''e OIL conveyance lnadcq to the din. cletitv
accepted - VIII "o' DC
~ Wien the bid does not spoc;cy , MOI.
conveyance a so when II proposes 10 cary acr,r.
c'hR 10 The advertisement, but without sucb e,,c.
',loh II VIII be considered as poposal for bo-se
back service. " "'''o'
~ since he passage Of he act Of March ri
i'io' lie" descriptio Of bid has been rereivca
!. u"eS not specify mode of CONVEYANCE. but on.
sd|'S 10 'oKe the entr" mail ZACH trip with celeri
~ certainty, and security using The t.r,ns ~ H.
i1"' hese bids are styled, from the manner which
'hey are designated on the books of the Denat,.
meht "stdr btds." The experience of the D.nar,
meni enables it to lay down the following rnl,s -,
" hen the mail on the route is not So large IA "a
require t"o-horse coach conveyance star bid If
UId. ~ ' spec"lC
when the mails are Of such liz. md u.oigb, ~
10 T'hder necessary, in reference to them alone
~ PROVIDE TWO norge coach CONVEYANCE the specitr
pa 'n""gh thJ highest, for coach service. if adj
suu5eu !" pe entirely sufficient for the route will be
pfNT rpsi 81,
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Samuel Aliens Estate

IL Z the Sub c'ibers having been ap-
.a hmmed nv 'ho Hono-abe the Probate Cou-,
"I lne olStflci OF Grand Isle Commissioners TO r..
erVe A"indr and adjust The uia,,os and d.,I,'r -
W'ie'Hs against The es'ntc OF Samuel All,,n lot.
OF 'r'hd Isle, IN SAID District deceased, represented
-, q J. ~" a'so al c'hIns add demands rxhb,,u
WOW e9. 0einS allowed by SAID Court for thai mr.
.. Nc 10 therefor" herehv give ro,ice, thu, we will
,"'u i" me Dn7lness Of said appointment, At the
~. - N"nd3y IN May SO. from 9 o'cock A VI
N"I" o'clock t. VI on sand day. 81 ~
s.-lti IUAG,
Graud Isle, Nov IS, les? waI,2
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Proposals ai,e ior.ted to SUPPLYING tie fo'louos
CJ'ccS IN vermont lOr tie Heit proceeds NJ S4cL
0yces, reS'e, tu.ig iinu'ct m each case 10 u sun
II o" hdWed u The prOp1SdiN
Alhe"s nom OaHord6'pOiL ln..ts and back
tI!rt lluI'S a week
Bltu Landing from Barton > miles and bucr.
Tree tunes Weth.
Berlin iivm Montpeer,4 niles and back, twice
d week
Bun4yliie from Jamaica, miles and back. twice
d week.
Broohi"d and Randolph from West PanAollb
10 i'tirs aud ha' X, SIX tunes Il We X.
hI"l"utr iI'm West Randolph mixes aud brck
thler tunes week
blO'kIne tl,m IHyetteyiEc,G mics and back
vice week
Caa's rom East Ca.ois 1 miles and back twice a
week
Ch,trenden from PItrsord / niles and back ,,wic,
a week
Coma from East Coriath, miles and bach. six
tin" week
Ea' Cmi' sbury from Crailsbrly 3mjles pnlbl,A
SIX Il mes week
L"a' Haven nom East Bu.ke. ) mics aud Jack
once week.
East EoAoury from Hor,ldld,5 Il m.'cs ana
bat h, once a week
furt s,ddC--.~tt (tp-hpnN
- H"sheu, loIrel iulc, aud W's Ro,h ,ster Gcr
Rochester, mIIrs AND b .,h, tine, tllur- a Hr,h
& Dion rnd South Ry, gate nom Wells RIVER L.
mli' aud back thee umcs a week
GrnnyiIc tom Hancock 3 mixes aud back twice
week
llnn0oldron from CostIe.on, $ nl,s and bath
once week.
Huntington from Richmond, miles and back
Jamaica tom Yves, Towns,nl, mics ana back
three uut~ "a week
ia, from Troy, 3 miles and back once a w.rk.
J'H'h" Ccnue ii,m Jcioho, m,lrs ANA bach
th'tr tlu's a week
~ GOA nom Bristol, ) n.its aud back, twice a
week.
M'ch'ni"sylI" tom Nouut Holly, : miles ana
zach fItF.r