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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
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wss~s'd 10 T. T.. Ilalscn. Clarendon.
fe' Cod cd ii,nt l., pf,A-. tIoo
Tsffey,.
sans cls't. hgtsnd. pt'm Of 100
Hrsss,s sessf
T. l. H'sarn. tiuen3on DO da 100
i~a1gs'' and bsa r,yi,iy FbeiL
G. y nans, Bpblon. Do 100
81. bsns'' fo~ls. IS IN humber. CON.
P'''ing Chaiseongs, Silver and Golden
fo'anes' fhoassn's, whac shsngais. Ban.
sins, ana athrf ssnaios Of ben. Bremen
oe's9 and Common THheys sero srrang.
I'D IN srlefdid sni eonsen,en, house ~
ga Apartments, sda,ag mueh 10 n. csh,bi-
i'oa. ~ ~hich u respectfully sub.
nA.',ed " u. MARSH.
}. \. PIERCE.
l. y. COLNtN. '""'
II. !. HUTTON,
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"a u A-susifsl d-ciliur. ssl ruhiie
huitints n rsasreas sirs. sra htni.
scua fra. the streets lrsci ~ ,hirsiy
hael ~i'h shras trcas. ~ ths ~c-i end
81 nv village. AM trsu,iag ne thc m'iu
srogi. toe irit The rss'. B. The Tuv Coz.
6sses .isafc-y. ~h,sA. by ~ loar sod
caarly p-op,'fiaas. tni ~ nj ehearas
grove. pfcara.s fae sa3 iaPosns sic~.
W. Wa'ke' " Prripa }. tharsugh
eui"H'. sn4 msa n se,nry cuerr,, an
oneiasl ihiuset. AMI aNcnef erusuiis bis
o~n cohuctinns. thsn policy
There are esai'y - nhef ~ s'uiru's
here. AL Do. oas gs,lio look. Al ths
heahhful. elcsnily youth. who arc - veil
81 a. school. and making ready, iail Of lay
snl h'p,. to Be, aud 10 do, saneihing IN
the wuid.
with ts sopnl bank. II. many stores
snl shops. Us fine houses ofpublic worship,
and olcanly streets, and IT. farms. Bra-
mans Hotel" this Is one q the finest si.
lagos IN Western Vermont. Near II, both
IN Pualtnfy, aal 10 Ilhmp,on, \. v, arc
several superior Slate Qdiuies. that are
being wrought more extensively a. the
quality ofins Slate IL more widely knosn.
and the facilities for reaching mlrke, are
Improved.
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Mechanic. WEI.

The lndges ted gres, variety of man.
afsciarod ariclos Gu exhibition. aud can
say iha, usssi ~ them are worthy of CON.
uaondsi'on sed premiums Several article.
sfc orcladed froa. prea sins from wan, of
CONFORMITY to the fules.
We Ass'd p'ebiuhs ~ f0iioss
Leii'r prsi' P,.A,,ng.
q, A. Taiile, Rutlsnd, 800
FER rsr Nat,
John Cook. Ri.;lsnl. 200
Tailor, Hort.
Jas MsKesni. Rutland. 400
Double iisraa,.
II. =. DsnAssr, Ru,iasd. 400
SHgif do.
u. W. Ban, Cas,le,oo. 400
SOL, Ls9flsr.
y. 4. BfoSn. rHtsfcrd, 1T rr'rn. 400
DO d. do ri d. 400
Dressed Car San.
DO d. phisfafd 200
Tia bsrr.
&. II. Mana. Ra,lapa. 100
lion rastagt
BOSNIAN & Ga. ga,ianA, 400
Bagry baggeA.
Qainhy & Hsliowelis, Rutland. 400
uiads,s Bhad,.
r. r. 6rjsweld. phtsicfa, 400
!Sisi.
Do DO 400
Panu Doors.
90 Dc 400
IisH,sAeli S.jvY uar,.
I'm. BA,isy. Rat.ud, 200
DAVID HALL,
Ibr Gonaifier.
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All which Is respectfully submitted.
J. l.. MARSH.
For tOmmlfi,t.

We regret that several articles exhibited
worthy Of notice and entitled to premiums
were, nwing 10 the dense crowds which
thrnngcd the place II exhibition, unintrn-
iionally overlooked by The Judges. Among
them ~erc splendid d,guerrco'ypes BY w.
.Hlwrey--beau,ifui specimens Of penman.
ship by VI. G. Iogemann. admired BY all
"A Buggy wagon by Qninby and IIlllow.
eiis, besides the elegant one to which a pre-
miuai was awarded Tin ware and Stoves
by ). S.aley--li rc I'd hy Daniels and Yer.
der--snd many other ARTICLES.
The Society aekpo~ledges with pleasure
that .Msssns Hodges q O~cn, Barrett g.
Son, DR.. Newconb of Whitehall. and 9th
Ct gentlemen presented To the exhibition
agricultural implements and other ARTICLES
without expectation Of pfcinluinl Which
added n0eh 70 the show.
The whole nuaibef Of pfcsaiums offered
BY the Society At this Far ~as iOg
Amount Of premiums offered $4,000
Whole nuhbcf Of enires OF AMI
mails and hnicle, for pre,niuns 5l7
Number q premiums awarded pa
Amount do do sSsl,75
The Thanks u the Society are rendered
N the Hon. George ?. Marsh 70, his yer
useful, learned and inter- sing Address
Also 10 The c 'hgregat,onal Church and
Sooie;y fof the use ofihen House ofwof-
sLip. O. COOK, Jr.
Nsoeiayy.
Ra,lana, Oct, Iosh. 1854.
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isp' r,nmriss So sssrSiss t-c~-.
uahaff v-'uu.saas .e.ps-fss y frr-- int
ihsf siiaff.as hss bsf's ssl.ss g. hat So
s-fias 10 ~tsak 49, fs-i sssAsrses .
svss5 diarf,s.a,s-Y prsaaaane To, %
p'ioe.i siit 80 w 10 ~ fssi tssi iAs i'si
= sras % frcaauass b. o. tssaprsisfssrs
80 e. rt.arnrs tisassa rresgfhlng va'7iy u
sanaew re-nrsa
Wc we'v sa'sgns fe'f hssuisfsl fssu.' y
~feats. 4snafnriu'ea frsH ihs bar VI 80
sss-ti 1aeseasss sn1 s,ru.A - f,sn.is
urrpeaeo. vraris ty Mss Larry A saurh
~ f'eflarq 90 tccasnf oriis brsa'y sn1
49, ssfruaay displayed and sisa ~ sss.
r. aess iu peiptsasiing the nssssesy n o..
fsfitd iisrn4s. yeaf c.snasi'ie- fsrssd h 80
'slisd 30 = tsealam q sino
W. ~sfe tiss shs-n Nsl.5eon ofvsry
eeauisui ~zftaa ssi,ip. manufactured BY
M~.s~ Ross. We.s a Moore d r.ssiiney.
The ~ rsBsioti ias,va,ess uting the
gasee v isr piano -forte. ssa much ioss et-
I.rnsife- IL iones sfe VERY s~ec; snA We
thiab i oainie4 - a F','nioss q s2.oo
We si.s oi's,-', "a v-fy hne specimen
q weather b-irt manufactured BY Samuel
E.aft. d.. ~ Ra'isnd. Theg appear 10 b.
az csc,iieu, sgieie q thcsf lind. rcn.rk
s5ly ~ ufuagh;. and ~c sdlndgc them
deserving ~ I,rcmiB.n 81 sico
Thrf. were t~o specimens Il t,hrosnst,e
Pnuias presented. crscuird BY g. 4. Tut.
tie q Co., n Reilalsd. They werc yer,
scsgiifui Ard showed ,hr progress made 10
TIE A. g. stran'sre. To them we award
= premium q sio0.
We sa,all fail Il discharging our dots
30 the sgncallurali.ts II the oeamy. shoald
&c oua TO make favorable mention Of .
Rarhiae :of a,osiar g'ss. presented BY
T. No~soab Il whitehall. NY.
rhs maraine wi probably perform III,
labor u ten men. To operate It rcquirer
Doe span 81 horses ana one ,nan We A.,
II opinion tbs, II ~ill perform the worI
vel, and VII prove IN impatant addition
10 tbs farming implements nov IN Use.
Jane \. Smith for a beautiful specimen
q leather ~ork, premium 81 $500.
Z. HOWE.
Tor eom,ait,st
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Tie Cssaut,lec On lioasrhoiI Msnufse,-
uros saapas the f,liosing Report and a.
~afd ofrreHaat 49,
BE- ;sn ysrs. Il aaaael, Ms. John
Harden 800
~ s-.i 20 % q, do Mrs.. Hen.
~ iiiN 200
Re-a 10 % % falled cloth.
Me- T. TrFy 400
llos, 10 yards 10 BAG carpesing
Mrs. A. l.rEs 200
- bort Do DO a., d.
Mfs, Ass Caiiin. 100
best rig, Mrs. J. l. Mana loo
Bisi 10 ysfds dRpcI. Nrs. 4. Fab. 400
~ bee, do d M. 4. Collins, loo
Be.i tea yards To~ c.oth. Mn. J.
nafdrn 10
Bssi pair - wooles .aoekiug,, Ell.
Siesan 50
~ 90 Do do Mn.L, nan
Fau, %
Besi sorstea sioskias.. Ali gal
Hose 50
2 800 - % M.. An,
Hose %
B-st lamp as'. Ma iiorsrr sa,l,. 50
basi sIscisaen sorsied ~ois. Mn.
- 4 M1hla1s LOO
20 s-ss Do d. d Ma. Msrv
R11y 81
FsA a M
~ As~ 10 a. Ma Ars us-. al
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The N.w-Kasi.aa uor.. E,h,s,,,on

The Nsw-Eagiaad Horse Exhibition
Oscufs on wednesday, Thursdiy, and
Fniiv. Of nsSi week. a, B-it,leboro. We
are requested to say that Horses entered
10 be exhibited, aud their necessary Atien-
danis vail BE- carried to and from BRITTLE.
boro, over the Rutland and Burlington,
nnl tn, Vermont Valley Railroid.. free Of
eh,rge. Passengers attending the Fair
will be charged fair one way only.
p. {. Sounding. Il very worthy young
man. aud faithful printer, in the employ
Of Messrs. Tuttle & Co., had his hand bad
~ smashed IN a printing press, Tuesday.
lie will probably he disabled two or three
months.
-.Nsr .N.ie.-Scvcral pieces, publish
ed by Fu,h, Pond c.. have been handed
TO vs., wiz
1.-The strangers Wnlly, by II. Meycn.
2.-The Valley of Chamonian. Ballcd
by Stephen Clover.
3.-fhe Gazette Sehotiseb, by Henry
keleber, No. 81.
i,-The Fosters Melodies arranged for
the Gnitar.
5.-rhe Sontag Polka, by Alary FAR,
arranged for the Guitar.
6.-An Evening Song, written by J. L.
Carpenter, and composed by TRAM Abt.
My Wild Wood Home, BY Anna
Wis.
The above, and all other new and va Ia.
able pieces Of music, are continually for
d. - ; y. Mirrinin, of East Poultney
-" Neither the Free Press nor the Her.
aid dare publish an version of the Brain.
erl default" 81. .4bans Tribune.
We didn't pabish false statement in re
ference to anything. That is our only ex-
Jarcuse.
A clergyman writing home TO the
from N y, TO the ST. .4ibans Tribune
says ION the whole, the pulpit is great
moral educator, and 40 ia the theatre.
The other day, while we were Dissent
the printer wanted copy, and selected an
Item about the arrival Of cask of weap.
ons at some place, aud the calling for it By
Chaiholic Priest. The Brandon Post took
alarm, wrote to the Post Master in Canton,
Ohio, enquiring il these things were true.
Answer indeed came for said p. NJ. to said
7. w. of the d. p, that "there was not
word of truth in the statement.
If the Canton p. NJ. should be happy to
know anything about the matter, and has
told the truth, we hope the jarring sphear.
will now move on tremendously. Bear
gone.
6. w. his aids killed bear in Pittsford,
Saturday last. He had been doing mis-
chief among the sheep, and his life was
the forfeit. On Monday Bruin steak was
sold IN our street, and the theft pronounced
excellent eating by the partakers.
- Editore.-- IF the .Senat are exposed
to errors, they have good chance to cor
rect them next week, for instance in our
last, for district Court" read Circuit
Court; I" for John HIVES" read Moses
laws; and for 1880" read, .'SIj
damages"
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a. a. o. a. wws Bssisi 100
81 a. a. A. Mo- 4 Nae.
uiur -
~ s.s,,l.i ~ ceo-s~,ps.s. M
Hrny ii8L aao
~ tr-s e. ~. q gs.s3eg Iul
% g. a. Mn. J ki,sbsH loo
b. .p'y'sssa attacsy ~ofh. Ms
J x iiarnss 400
~ ses sg'renasa o. d. Miss ".
q hndlef 2OQ
a. hs-s a. a. g. Misses
prnasid loo
Bess p,iu..n. 10 eo.or., M,sE.
Fuag 200
~ bes o. D. N- Ns
H. csraa drawing. NJ n r
bisssu 100
~ Be-, a. % Ms. O. X.
Kanrr 80
rlr.s pea,il drA-psg. Ms. Msv A.
feasv 100
De-, Dlsvley n F'srcr,.
M-s. g. 7. llndee lot loo
Miss ". 4. liIcss "a IS
Mos ~. sai.h "a so
We veuld commend highly tbs PAIR Of
siocfings made by M-. Avs Hose uf
Weils--g. YEAR Oh sss.
There ~c'u several ARTICLES presented
~h'ch are ss,iilod 81 . mefrinss rsa,ce b.
tie Comruiee. Among them d r. "A n,,.,.
ulsn cover by Nc. Sussn Eiserton Of Ru,-
lsnd. sE,oiaef by MIS- ~ Bennett. anl
w4ich case by Mss Agnes Chaticrian.
The COMMITTEE we're much pleased ui,h
specimens 81 embroidery vruush, by M.
Cove. Mes Helen Strong sud M,s. Nh.
gaTe' Hutchinson Although " dos MT
come ~ihin the province Of the Commit.
tee 10 asHri premium, they feel II due
g. thore ladies 10 make mention II the art.
icies, Tor The ssll displayed IN thcr cxccu-
t,0n. Mas. = ". iioruSs.
Mas. G. b. H.AaiSaroS
Mas ,. u. NtwrLL,
MISS Mar RIrLrl. Con-.
k"cgwoob BAhstrr,
TEvssN .uoULrnRoP,
HfsRt cLsKK,
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tsfFr
EHs-cs vTtsse srftf
Ths vnf sterF II fNs firss ssaa ast
.ss staesS W NJ o s.. knulhsN 81
EV1snk
tn lserss oa,ss,6ss shou 4ssbds6,
sey~rspf sfnsssls II fsss, ts,S. tsl s-t.a
urt~fs
4sau,'a hisahsa huifhs. igp''p. txaE
tapHM
g. A. Rsflsna. ~ a. 400
resNss ~eatfs srftr
" = ha7fs+ bast - pro-. sfn
Y l. hs3ers o. Clarvas's ~ o. Iu
a. D. z evosl o. rrm a aun
W. bs's.rs sssa hst go. -s.i ~arsi.y ~
pft'ss fss isrefslss, tni taefs va ~ ,st-
o prsaanu "a - ~ 10 sesiesy
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Trotttng Match.

STOCK mohsr-.
BE-, ,imc. Black Era mile in 2 IN
o~ned by 4. l.. Hyde, EAq. Wallingford
F'ctnihns. $500
~ best tune. Stock Horse, 3fn. 3s,e.
o~nei By 4. J Han Premium se,OO
81 beet umf Msgnnm Banun 2 m. . sec.
o~aed By J. ". Chat,srton. Rutland
ffemium, Sl,O0
ortEfNGs AND NAEr..
ilcs, Time Rather Mare mile in 2 min.
Owned by }. II. B,sworth, Fairhayen.
Premium $500
81 bost timr English Mare , m. I-2s.
o~oed by John Jackson, Esq., Brandon.
Premium 200
80 bee, time Grlding Horse 3 m.2 les.
o~ncd by I. Kelley. Rutland, prem. 81 %
n. RIon,hpsoS,
Y. J. p.ar,
a a
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} Sheldon Jr II. Hamilton, p. X Osrood,
and some others presented lambs indlcat.
ing very clearly the close approximation To
perfection to which the sheep breeders of
this County have arrived.
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TyoR HARVEsT.-I have several hondred
JIG Rlkes such assFe hard . Get Prepare in
81 i.ss Il. EN-. AisoUfTH.
n ioUORs. Cog. Brandy Oh Port Wine. ~
II 4 rsr;of Oid 1Hhi<key. Peach ald Apple Bran
4 ;o,, received and fer sale 81
FOU HIRE.
1-<on lks b,,.1cc Of he year, NEGRO NO.
MAN 4 good ho1.c servant. and Without in-
~<~b-sSce' Ior'f ~ lhs PRIN TER.
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Public Sale.

w Lille sold al Pabiic Auction, at the resi-
w denee oiIthe subscriber. "A miles south east
OF Shepherdsio4n on the farm OF Mi Daniel Bnr-
der. on TUESDAY lbe 25fdd OF May. inst, the
following PROPERTY. to wit
Work Horses. uf WHICH are Brood Mares;
one 2 wear Old Colt =
bead Of Mich Cows, head Of Stock Cattle;
head ~ Sheep;
4 Brood Sous IS bead of Stock Hogs;
Road Wagon, Farm Wagon Wagon Bed
pair n Wood Ladders, Cart and Gears
g sells Wagsa Gears Is sft's Plough Gears
double and single sborel Pioughs
= PAIR Grain Ladders complete;
Wheat Fan, Butsipg Box;
FitIh and Log Chain; = Hhrows lot Of Bags
Grain Cradles Mowippseythes, Ffks Rakes,
Axes, Wedges. Matocks, SA9veis, and
Blacksmith Shop
Also, Household and K ifehpn Fufniiure,
such as Beds, Bedseads and Bedd.ng,l Daz n Care
Seat Chairs, 81 Yards of Imported Carpe,ing, s
Yards 81 Straw Mating. a Il, ofRag cafpeting,
Mahogany Bureau, Mahogany Table. rair q
Parter Looking Glasses, , Wash Stands Bowls,
Pitchers Vinegar BY The Barrel, and many other
articles too tedious 10 enumerac.
1sr1Fs IF Sais A credit until The 25jh &C De-
cember o, ri vii he given on All sams;o S. aad
upwards, the purchaser giving band ans approved
.ecnrity all sums undeIS5 The cash EiI be re-
quiTed. No properly 70 Id removed uniF the terms
81 sale hIe complied wiihs /;
tfr- Sale 10 commence Al O'clock II NJ.
EDWIN c. RAGLE.
Nav III 1851
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Wafer Power aud Building Lots
EOR SAKE.

THE wEvFRTON MkNUFAGTTRISG
il COMPANY will ptfrr for sail e,s m 3ffi n
fhS Ninth, their UNkINALLED- WATER
POWER and 81 their EANDS, Psyable-1rn
Thousand doltaTs Cash FIVE thon sand d1lagS 10
sir months; i've sthausand doilars' In twelve
months and the balance III Two egas raymehJs at
two and three years alt Inc payments 10 bear in
lerest, 10 be paid annualy
III the whole estate he Hdt sold sufficient sum
her OF eligtbiy situated bUfidiag lois viii then be
of red and POSITIVELY SOLD F0a CASH,
- raise a sum a sem ~ Ing fcr eight thousand
dJtlafs, They viii I've sald hot 10y lot as they are
now ait ont. The powerHon this property, which
is as great as that At Lowell, has heenftndered
available BY The construction oi a permanent cam
and Tace-waY; ara a small portion OF il disposed
Of upon which ltrea Mus OF Factories have been
erected two ot#fh9m ard in operation and the
other expected tnfhe Ia the Hegrse OF few months.
To Manuiaetuftrs.and Capitalists a rare oppoF-
iuuily1or prdf asfq inyrs'thent is presented The
: Ghesape and ohio CahAt The BALTIMORE and
Ohio Railroa4Ia aud His rd-Apke from Harpe5s-
Ferry TO Baliim6fs, rass in jnxia position through
the property. Subsistence and fu4.l are abaniSn.
md cheap-raw materials for all kinds Of mann
faethres can De easily .as'd ohsspiv drained ard
manufactured srtelesffankp ported with !aei nv to
various marsefs5 ho,R EAs, aad West Building
materials Of air kinds ave easily and cbeapy pro-
cured The water IS pure aud The cliInafe salabri-
oussnd pleasant
Sale u commence about 10 O'Clock
III further intrmaAan be desired csn he OBJ
tanned hy arpieatiop 10 the sut$ addressed
10 Z. Weverten, Maryland
By order Of the Bgara of .Direciors
+ JOHN II T.sHAYS,
May III. 1871 q ,nerai Agtnt
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LIST OF GIFTS

Prof Harris Whole World, worth an immense
fortune 10 any one, valued az $50 900
Prof. Harris Elegant Country Seat, with 100 acres
VI Land in high stale Of eultigassJn the build
ings on which cost SIS COO, situated on Long
Island Scum, and commanding magnificent
view OF 30 miles in every difeciion, yaiued
al 25 0O0
A Cash Loan for 100 Years with Ia,eiesi or Sc
cEfiiy 10000
The Celebrated Model of The civ OF San Fran
cisca, now on exhibition, valnediai s 0G0
Proff Harris Far Famed Panorana Of The Holy
Land 10 OC0
A Magnificent. City Residence in II York II 600
100 900 Volumes OF Prof. Harris Extensive Tray-
els il the Old and New Word, inietsperced
with remarkable Adventures, Amusing Anec-
doles and Thrilling Incidents elegantly bound,
with giitedgss, inc nding PoTtraitof The Au-
thor. rs 900
Twenty Five Building Lots each containing 10,
0o0 square feet in beautiful village in the
suburbs Of New York City, each valued at
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Hon. Thomas II. Benton's
Great Work.
THIRTY YEARS TTE "

THIR TY TEARS FIFE w,
Or, History Of ne HForklag ef ne
Anseridaa Gorefnaenf fsr 7Ais1y 1cars
Fscn 1870 d 1859,
Ckigfy fakra fTom he Congress asbasts, tie
Priuaie papers Of Gen. Jackson, and re
Speeches Of Err Senator Benfon, srifh lis ae-
tAat riese ef a.ea and a6airs
THIS Work will Be completed IN : vol, win
j Historical notes and lilnslrasions and some
notices az deceased contemporaries. ne first ii.
which will te paklishe.i oa he Isl 81 nav. 1854.
and win Be broughi down TO The close of The admin
tsitation4qt Gen- 1ackson aud will thus form i
complete work 81 itselt. containing 20 aauhse CO..
una Reyai W Pages. Price So 50 per vet.
par On delivery.
Citizeas OF jefferson eonaiv.l de.irinE Is snA.
scribe. can see The pFosrecius hr caliihg oa w. w
B. GALtAHER. al lie Free Press Ofiee. Who viii
receive subscription for this valuable work
JOHN 5, BOLLlNGSHEAD.
Washington April 81 1854. A.ent
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1VV'79V III1'H' Vsied al Syb,55U
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY s4sKET
IN order 10 insure u aeencerned keifeclly fair ana
satisfactory disposition Of the above nktzed Gifts MI
PERIiAA proposes that the Shareholders shall meet
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MA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY.


rrrur. Il .oid. on SATURDAY, he 2oh d.r
w "a May.IS5f Al Harpers- Ferry:
1fu,oh orst Carriage and Harness,
s6arss Of capital sock 10 The Flying Ship
Company;
ru1nE Negro Woman, with two children:
Together with al The o'net pLpfeHJ eeicnging q
Ssrah RilIetr deceased.
Tsrrs-Six months credit wiz y given on iii
ems "a Is hud upwards Sond aud approved sscu-
r;,v win ~ reouifed No properly 10 Be removed
,,,,,i ~. ,sr.ne are complied with
- PHILIP CO0NS,
Aaministratorof Sarah Tilleii, deceased.
Mari. lisa
n All oersons SHOWING themselves 10 BE in
s.hfss Il ssIr.h Tilezi deceased. are respectfully
rronesis ID call and paw ihe same, and those hav-
i.s claims szinSt ne estate % said deceased viii
rres~n, 1betn oro,ersF authenticated.
hope the above noiiee VIII oe aNeheea q Is
dssfrs =, seikIr'.,, The estate al ones.
PHILIP COONS,
Aam;nistra,cr ofSarah Tilleif, deceased
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INFORMATION WANTED,

w no Pa1cSpsfd the STATE Right q Virginia e
Planter2 Also, who owns bali Of The United
States in said Improvement, ana who paid for il
Whose employment has he (RGhr) been in for the
last three years ard particularly iasttummet2
Who manufactured all the Wheat Drills With the
Guano Attachment that has been sold ID Yirgieia
Al whose expense were they biiilt, and who was
responsible for their operating %elll Has be &C.
tRohr) made one on sold one
e Four or Eve competent irorkmfRr waited
EDWARn HUNT.
Chaflestown May A. i35l-Loadonn Dem, 81
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JUST ARRIVED.


NEW AND CHEAP.
TIME undersigned has just reformed from the
Il Eastern markets with the largest and most
complete
he has ever offered a, this pace, all of which has
been purchased on the very hesi possible terms and
will be sold as low as any goods Of the same quail
ity can be 10 he Valley Of Virginia, consisting IN
part oil The following articles viz:
Cloths. Cassimeres and Tweeds;
Fancy CaSsinetF, al very low prices;
Silk Sa.sli and Marsailles Ves,ings;
Italian Clo,h and Summer do.
good assortment ol Cotton Goods for Sum
mer weaf
An assorimen, Of Bsached aud Brown Cot
Do do osnaburg co.tons;
Black, plain, striped and fgered Silks
Tadtons tllusiens and Sarcanetts;
Swiss, Camhfic and jaconet Muslins;
Plain and figured Ca2ton do.
A large assortment Of Calicoes and Gfng-.
hams;
Beragss and Berage de LANES. very cheap !;
Lawns, Muslins. &c;
Irish Linen and Linen Tabeclolhs
Linen silk, and Cambria Handkerchief
Grape, Silk, aud Cashmere Shawls, Of every
variety;
French worked Cellars and cuffs
Dress Trimmings &c
Silk aud Straw Bonnels, very cheap;
Artificial Flowers &c, and almest everything
in the "a ICY way;
Ladies, Misses aud Children's Shoes:
Hats and Caps. Of every qualify and price.
Also large stock Of GROCERIES Of The best
quality. consisting in part Of
Coffee Sugars Chocolate, Teas;
Molasses, Syrups, Bacon, Salt, &c.
Also, good assortment of Hardware
Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, &c.
Walters, Looking Glasses, and Tinware.
large stock Of Queensware, &c.
All Of which will be sold on the very best terms
Those who desire 10 gel good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited 70 call before purchasing
elsewhere, and fudge for themselves.
John G. WILSON, #
TT ~ n =
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EQR SAIR.

GEORGE WAStIhS STON,
For himself ard Id behalf Of theEo Ess 6devisees
Dee'f15, lS53--tf
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no TEE E.RD1E q.

Mrs. NCHULENBERC. respectfully tn
I'M fcslks he Ladies osCharl-sinwn am siciRfiy
mat Re Ms inslregnrnet ifOn BalfimaFe wiit fae
latest S3RING AND SJ.HsfER fs.thfS
E,aSJTf0A and segfeiisd cali from the I.adieS Ia
a iii of handsome and fashionable Dress Tfin-
m;H.s whseh Garnet fail ID please,
SAs fettssns her shanksi.aF tae liberal paircrsce
hert4eios .extenas6 10 her ana Solieiis acoEiiaa-
auekIai 4ks same. She warrants ter werk 10 be
done Ia lak mos, fasAienatis manner.
r. Resiaence east eIf or TOW a.
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