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VALUABLE
e. "a E u VA
AT Private Sale.

THE subscriber off RS al Private Sale a vain.
able Farm, containing $50 Acres of Land.
more or less, susceptible Of the highest state Of
cultivation. 1t is situated in the LIST Election
District of Caroline county, Nd. five mics
from GreenShurough, two miles from Bridge
town, ard four miles from The route of the Md
and Del. Railroad. 1t ad LIONS the lands of VIM
NJ Day, f. Piunmer A. Baggs, ]. A. Clourh
aud others, aud IS convenient to schools, church,
rs and market
lao Acres ot said Farm is in cultivation
growing wheat, corn, oats, and the usual ere,
OF the Countrywide balance Is covered with
valuable Wood and Timber. The Improve
men's consist Of one-story DWELLING and
Kitchen, Granny, Barn and Stables, aud fine
young Apple Orchard. Fencing in rood con.
ditlnn. aud farm we'll watcrnd.
a bargain is here Offered 20 persons DESTROYS
of purchasing, for the above properly can be-
bought on reasonable terms.
For further particulars, address the subscriber
at Greensboro, Caroline county, Nd.
JanJ, 06. ANDREW b. ROE.
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1000 Tons No. Super PhON.
phalc OF EjssAr.

(EBU RIGS Original and Genuine, warranted of
- superior quality. the cheapest manure m .hr
world. Farmers am Dealers supplied at low pr,crs
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER = : opn
r. barrels ENire Qualify Land Plaster. sclecIc,
g. for lis ienIlizng qualify.
- 10000 bushels Oi same in bulk
10000 barrels hest quality Ord,,nr, land ppos,,.
equal 10 Ih2 Best Usually So d. The low llc, of %
cents per bu,h,l o. Si.lU per hrrr. wh :. d, nrlio
ioi large lots $4,000 bushels OF in hu H.
600 barnes Calcined Plaster
Loco j" Casting
500 Dentist
5tOD " llydraur Cement
loo = True Roman
PERUVIAN GUANO-Thls article Nc ,,rr =,
confluence To our customers, equal To any a. r,rIc
aud far superior To mUsl 10 The IA IkpI
lo'OOo bags OF tins superior UuamU inr sale al ib
lowest market rates. Also PoudreIIc MEXICAN { M ~,
Ground Charcoal DC. "
FRENCH, RICHARDS < co.
Al The STEAM PLASTER MILLS inuc,,,,, ! ,,rt
Avenue and CaIlowhll street, I'hi.adclpnm
FCbi3-3w
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GREAT CURE OF PILES.
Huntsville, n. c., Nov l

ifhhlsVlIle, y. c. Nov /, 1853.
Dr. G. VI. Jackson-Dear Sir-Allow me 20
express 10 you my sincere thanks for your dis.
sovriy OF medicine, which, to say the leas. Of
II. has effected a cure, that all other medicines
that have taken have entirely failed to do
IIoohand's German Bitters," have cured me
ot the most stubborn and aggravated case of
the Piles that, perhaps, ever fell to the lot of
,au. My case lsnOt stranger to this commu-
n.ty, as | am well known in this and the sur
rounding counties, and can truly say that nv
recovery bls astounded all nay friends and re-
Ialieas, rs had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did Inc any good until | was
prevailed upon to try the BIttcrs. You are at
Liberty to make any use of this communication
irr the benefit Of the afflicted, as you may think
proper. Truly yours, WM. J. ATWOOD.
Sc, advertisement.
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Aual-3rn
TRUsNES! Tru~>cs! Tru>.rx

LlL . IT. NTITIJIlTlN,
CD Truss and Brace Establishment
). W. cor. Twelfth and Race sis, Phladelphio
IMPORTER OF fine FRENCH TRI' SSES. comb;r.
L my extreme hghineSs, ease and durahlIiIv wiih
correct chnsiruC lion.
llernal ar ruplureJ plllrRts can hc suited by rcm
tn5 amounts as before Sending number Of inches
round The hips. and stating side Affected
lost OF Single Truss, 81, SO. 81. 80 Double-Sj
ST, ~ and Sic. -
When lOs>Iltlc, sent auth the Truss
Also lnr sale. ~ great variety, DR.. Bnnninc's I'm.
proved l'acnl Body Brace, for the cure of ProIapSus
uIcrI' Spinal Props and SUPPORTS Patent ShnuIdrr
bfaccN. Chest ExpandcrS aud ErrcIUr Braces adapeJ
to oil wIh S"op Shoulders and Weak Lungs EnelIsh
Elastic Ablomual Belts. SuSpensorics Svrinars-
male and irmale ~ Ladies' Rooms. with lady ut.
uHuiIlls. AugI 30 w
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For Sale.

ONE OF ARCHAMBOULT's PORTABLE
" STEAM ENGINES of II to IA Horse
Power has been used for driving Saw Mill,
and slightly damaged by fire, (ihe mill hav-
ing been bprned.) 1t will be sold low, Zap
piled for soon. Also, the Iron Work of the
Saw Mil. Enquire of
@ j. COMEGYS, Esq, Dover.
OrJ. S. Buckmaster, Esq Frederick; or
Slas c, Mason, Berrytown, Kent Co., Del.
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o-PartncrshiD.

The undersigned, Late of the Firm of Jno,
M; hennedy & Co., have this day assoca-
Yea themselves together for the transaction of y
uencral Commission and Wholesale Fish
Cheese and Provision business, under the firm
OF Murphy & Rooms, at No il North Whar,rs
between Arch and Race street, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM MURPHY.
FRED'K y. Rooms.
PhlladTl phla Jan. l. lS5j-}m.
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- ~ 7. ; AKTIII Z.
Nose VII" wish To hear something Of that long a..
peeled "ay. should read THIS book
II Is ia'in. an immense sale 1000 copies having
been ordered IN advance of publ alton
WeSrnl copy 10y mtrl. l",. paul on recent of The
price, ST. j. W. Bt ADI.EY Publisher
As North Fourth street, Pmadclrh Pa;
\ B-Agents w.mcd 10 sell this aud Other aula
b""hS' III all paris al the Cmcd States. Send Tor onr
List and terms 10 Agents. DcClI-Jt
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D A G U ERREOTYPES
AND
StcrcOSCODic EiIxenesSes.

THE attention OF the citizens of Delaware
is called to the Daguerrean Rooms of the sab
scrlber, No. GAG North Second street, Phila.
delphla, where durable and cheap Daguerreo-
types are taken in the finest style of the art
The subscriber asserts that he made the first
Stereoscopic Likeness in Philadelphia. and feels
confident that he can produce as fine portrait
IN this style as can be made. He charges one
third less than the usual price. If you should
visit the city, do not forget to give him call
Remember, the Rooms are at 246 North Second
street. heow Willow, Philadelphia.
oc24, '55-3.n. J. III, MARSTON,
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Registers Office.

DOVER, Kent Co., Jan. -. ISj6
Upon the application of Daniel Cu,nmins nd
Joseph Windal, Executors of William Windal.
late Of Dnck Creek Hundred, in said County,
deceased, it is ordered and directed bv the REQ.
lister, that the said Executors give notice Of
the granting of Letters testamentary unon the
estate of the said deceased, by causing adyer-
tiscments to be posted within forty DAVIS from,
the date of such letters, in six of the most pub-
lie places of the county of Kent, recurring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted in the SMYRNA
Times, a newspaper published in SMYRNA, Del
aware, and continue therein six weeks.
,A..lL.<. Given under the hand and seal of
:TMeG- Office of the Register aforesaid. at
:sS ~ Dover. Kent county aforesaid, the
tSsgES day ind year above written.
INV X. w. REYNOLDS, Register
NOTICE.
The undersigned Daniel Cummns and Joseph
Wendal named above, hereby give notice, that
Letters tcstamentary were granted to them on
the 22d day Of January, 1856, all persons there.
fore having demands against the deceased es-
tate, will present the same, properly attested,
on or before the Odd day of January, 1857, or
abide by law in this behalf
JOSEPH WINDAL,
DANIEL CUMMINS,
feb Gov. Executors
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Philadelphia Advertisement.
Evans Fire and Thief Proof

ro' Merchants, Lawyers, Far ard others HAVING
Fire or Burglars. ''""
Day and NewelI's .Iiohb's) BANK LOCKS
CAkD-Thc Fire Ir'n SAFE liia, preserved
our Books, Papers. &C.. iurins III trt ire al nam
H",'ulhSS was pu chased of lin tE ENNNS. ntS
III" 81 IhIlaII. GEIL 4 Ei-i'N
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TO FAHsHE EifeS.

THE subscribers have made extensive urc,or,,;on.
Tor furnishing iull supply of Their Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
For Fall Seeding and inform their customers that the
pilce has lot been advarred but continues ut lie
old rae of $40 per ton. OF 1000 lbs
IL Is coz siered the best MANURE Tor Wheat Rye end
"her GraiIS--nm only Producing heavy crops but
also sIitienng the straw.
CAUTION.-Observo that every barrel of onr orli
Gle has our nnme and that IT Potts d. klel Iumned IN
the head Pamphlets describing its 0nalilIes and
mode OF using can be had al our store. by mail,
GT A NON | Government Peruvian,
~ ~ "A w at the lowest rates Also
Pacific Ocean Guano THIS is one of the Richest
Guanoes ever Imported fully equal 10 tho Peruvian
ALLEN y NEEDLES
90 South Whnrves aud rs South Water st.
LIST store above Chestnut Ut. Philadelphia,
OF Farmers can loud on Water street and avoid
he crowded wharh tAug2a-3rn
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Co-partnershiD Notice.

EDWARD WARD has this day associated
with him JAMES II. COTTON, to carry OH
a Confectionery and Variety Store under the
aawe Of Ward & Cotton, at the old stand of
Edward Ward, Commerce St, Smyrna, Del,
where we will keep constantly on hand full
supply of Goods. Persons wishing anything
IN our line will do will to give us call.
WARD g. COTTON.
feb I-tf
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I'R EEG HIT
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freigh, and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
the Railroad De OF and back, for the purpose
Of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT otall kinds
lie Will also run his Wagons to and from Smyr-
ma I.aSding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds of Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Wood, Coal Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have 1t
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
o. Letters and small packages cOnfdcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. J. C. q.
feb I3-tf
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lNroErANr.--Pcrsous who are subject II
rruptuaS, scrotu!a, botches or pimplcS ON the
,kln, may be entirely cured thereof by the
Balm Of thousand Flowers. For sale by ]. p.
llnitcker, No. | Commercial Row.
Nov. 1T.
* Are YOU Afflicted with the FEVER and
.AGUE! 1t SO, Use Pslctiorp's Certain Cure.
'~g-Nc Cure, No Pay.-EJ} 1t can be had only
a LANES l.. llOFFECNEItS Drug Store,
Va ! Commercial Row, Smyrna, Del.
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Philadelphia. Jan. l. ls5G-:3m.

EHE ANNUAL MEETING or TIL
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE KENI
COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE co
met at the Office Of the President. IN Suvruo
Jan. I'M, pursuant to adjournment, and elect.
ca The following named gentlemen for Directors:
Dr. 5. NJ. Fisher, Geo w. Cunmins, jas. r
Clement, VIM. Dcnncy, Jas. Slnars, unn' =
Al. Harrington, Rev. Thos. B. BradfIrd las
Cowgirl and Geo. b. Dickson
For President--Dr. S. NJ. Fisher, SMYRNA.
" Trcasurcr-Jas. Cowgirl, Dover.
-" Secrctary-Gco. b. Dickson.
The President laid before the Board the fol
lowing financial condition of the Company:
Amount OF prompt paying deposit
notes $4,000 Is
years interest at per cent, for
l9"o' l.799 Is
Cash on hand aud investments, 1O1S ii
per cent Oh amount insured,
Sl'2Ooo, 4726 80
Capital Of the Co to meet losses. STA 800 go
The Company for the year ISIJ. sustained
nni one small loss, which was promptly paid.
The following comprise Il list of Agents who
are authorized to take nsurauccs throughout
the state, and upon application being made.
either by letter or Otherwise, Will meet viii,
prompt attention:
W. =; tDrrtSon' Delaware City.
I.'hh II. ll"fcckrr, Smyrna.
Nco. j.. Dickson, Dover.
mos Simpson, C.mdrn
Henry Cowgirl, WIilnw Grove.
JACOB !. Foulk, Milford.
John ~ Rodney, GcorgrtoWn.
y. Manck, Iaurrl
General Trarciiing agents:
Marion Green, Smyrna.
Elijah Crouch, Dover.
Nco. NJ. DAYS, Bridgcvillc
Jan'o-lm. GEO. b. DICKSON, Src'v
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PUBLIC SALE.


WILL be exposed to vendue. a. the rcsi.
dence of the subscriber, in Raymoud's Neck
near Smyrna, Del, on WEDNESDAY. Tho
18th day of February. inst, the following vain.
able STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS md
other Property, viz FIVE young HORSES
suitable for road or far II use; | pair of good
MTS~F9 MULES, 6 years old, we'll broke ::
~$&sssk 3 yoke of OMEN, all of which are
--A of good size Milch COWS. II
head of YOUNG CATTLE, > COLTS. | and
; years old res ectively; , Brood SOWS. 6
Shoats; Wagon, Ox-Cart, Wheat Drill
Pearson's patent; York Wagon and Harness.
Sleigh, Dearborn, Wagon, and full assert.
ment of Farming Utensils, such as Plows.
lldrrows, Cultvators, &c. Also, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, quantity of Blade
Fodder, and large variety of other articles.
TERMS-6 months credit on all sums over
$40, by giving bond or note with approved Sc
curlty. under that amount, cash.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ROBERT Nee. LATTOMJS.
Feb $50.
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TIE subscribers wishing to conline them
selves to the Lumber Trade, will SELL at prs
waite SALE their STOCK of DRY GOODS and
GKOCERlES, on reasonable terms. To AN
energetic business man this presents one ut the
best opportunities TO secure good and proliia-
bic business stand.
NEWTON & CARAVAN,
Jan23, JG-3t 81. Cicornr's Del
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DOCtOr Edyy I'D. Bailey,

rtERS his Professional Services to the citizens of
- SMYRNA and vicinity. His Office is for The pre-.
Vi', 1T MS hesIdence, Delaware Street, npnr South
house house recently occupied by John NJ. Sparksl where
engaged.
attended Ia F''9
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Ladies' Boots and sboos

FINHE subscriber begs leave 10 call .,,cn,o,, >, -,
a stock OF Ladies' Misses and Childreb's Sbon ,S
OF every variety all of his own manuIacinrs ng ,,'
very DeSt Materials wholesale and Rel III as choa,"S
Aso' Irupks Carpet Bags, Yases Saiohels. Gle
.. a. Il, BUTCHER
No. q South Second street. Pb;l,d,
IN. "a Lady always IN attendance. fIl,y7 .,'d'
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TO LET.

A I've Ssoried FRAME DWELLING on
Delaware street. Smyrna, for the ensuing year 20
Pr rteulaFs, enquire al this office, or OF 'i'e
eubzcriber - sgSi1te.at B3.
lIiaa II laR $50 bae g nrs D. NJ. ENoS,
feb l3sswg Odessa, Del
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feb I-t.
RosI,ct-Stuff Wanted.

TIE subscriber will pay $40 per card Tor
Young WHITE OAK Timber for making bas-
keis. Persons having such Timber Tor SAFE
will confer favor by informing hun OF the
tact personally or by letter. ,,,,,m
JOHN E. MOUNT,
feb Ia-3t Smyrna, Del.
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Fruit. and COnfectionc,.,.

OEMON Al.-'lhe uh,crher has reInu, o,I Ia
AZ No, 2" MARk.:T Street above Front
(IlIroc doors above The Old stand
Where he Keeps constantly on hand a general sInt ~
al Articles IA hts line, consisting of Oranges Lemo,
ana all Kinds 0l Fruit IN season; Almonds " nIn,','
'dI NUS "foumu Nuts PLAIN ami IOasied Pickles
and PreScrNcsO OF all kinds; to winch he tn,;, nv" W.
attention ut Dealers and others visiting tho civ NV
Goods Packed NJ this establishment warranted 10 -
safe. ''" ~S"riy
s. l.. HERRING,
No. ST Market street
sepza'Sm Above Front. south side pbi,od
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'''Ehc Good Time Coming

uCl3-.2ln
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Tho Markets.
CoRSEcrED wEkKLY rRvE TRE y. I. FARMKr.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE sIAREET

WEDNEspAY, Ian. %. iss6
~ market Sal Csstle--g5a keaves a.il 81
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, ycarlings, two and three wears old
fTiceS-Mirket Becf-Extra Ss.bae On; Iss
quality, Ss,50io,o0; 2d quality. 7.7sas.o0; Sd
quality, 8 .nai7 so; ordinary, ss5o 4af-
liAas-Si ,eOa7 so per owt lailow-Sp. 75alo
Ter cwt.
Pclts-Sisl, ioeach. calf Skirs-l% etfpe5 II.
Barellhg Cattle-STo0as. 90 PER est.
Veal Calves-s6 10 fo.
Working o&en--Sl&5 TO $50. trt
Cows and Cslyes-$@6to =.
earliugs-NoHe.
Two Years Old-SlS to A.
Three Years Oid-S3G 10 IS
- ocp aud lamhs- - az usIl e. T. .fa. s.
10 - by lot 10 Id. p .. e ..
Swlne-Whole-ale, still IL 10 IS G-lc, haII
corn fed to lie per 10
ErNAENs.--Ihe supply OF Neek il gne ., ihree
quarters Of al the Cattle are cool hJge Oxen.
and the holders are alit,e too tru or quick sales
The principal buyers take inside Of thejr isuiur-
iiatc wants in hopes OF getting a reduction Mt
Brighton tomorrow. Sheep ,ell vcl and ut
good prices. Nv. 7. A. Davis, of Warren, \. Il ,
bad rs extra Sheep, which sold 10 60 to p;,uve.s
at $3.50 per head. ne best pair of Workjr-
| Oxen, IL years old were from Warrington
county, n. j.; price sIso. Live Hogs are a. az,
quicker, but no material alienation in uloe rs vet.
A large number Of Cattle we're left over.
! Vermont sent SIS Cattle - 1874 Sheep al
! Lambs-33 iIur,os.
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when the infrrn.,ies Of age Should core
upon them, was suddenly removed b.
death Dreadful, indeed, must b Ia.
stroke to the sorreSing members os IL
family; bu, while they mourn they az.
comiorted with the thought that Charles
was Christian. and that what Is loss 10
them is to him everlasting gain.
Cow
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CRAFTSBURY ACADEMY,

'ENHE Spring Term will commence Wel;c,I ~ =.
3 Feb u, and continue eleven weeks.
HENRY HuBBAED, PmActrAL.
Rev 3. o. HUBBAEn. CLASSIC -. As=isr 49,,
Miss J.. II. DOUGLASS, fNGLIsH ASSISTANT.
MIS- ". L. PADDOCK, TEACHER o. UrAu-
IHC hSp pAINIiSC.
Miss u. l.. SCOTT II Ct'EF or Music
Mr. J. HARRINGTON, 1LACBkK OF rES-
NANsiuP.
TUITION. - to 81: Drawing, Mash. aud
Peumau-hp. as heretofore; Grceia1 P:,isiug, - .
Board, SID 10 $500 .ra
We shnl! sutra noI1jas t0ha, oiir school "a "a
among tle FIl.,r, u polIlt af Llo.odgh iun,4l
training gni correct moral influence; aud " so-
cit continuance ~ r'.biit v6T and "a ro:a 2e.
lur further igfJruf i1p aadarAs uie lli4cilal.
Crtf-Iury, Jan a., I6JJ.-2-tf
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Orleans County Temperance Convention

The Annual Meeting of the Orleans
County Temperance Society, for the
choice of Officers and 10 nominate Can.
didate for County Commissioner, will 7c
held at IRAsBURGH, on TUESDAY, tho
18th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. n.
An address may be expected from
Hugh Elder, Esq, of Stanstead. The
friends of Temperance in all parts Of the
County, should realize that fun attend.
ance was never more urgently demanded
by the interests of the cause, than at the
present juncture.
GEO. W. HARTSHORN,
Secretary 0. @. r. Society.
Irasburgh, Feb. ]. 1856.
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Agricultural Meeting.

The 18Th Annual Meeting of the Orisaas County
Agricultural Society. was holden a, Irasburgh on
the 18th day Of January, 1856. J B. wheeioek,
Ist Vice President, IN the Chair. ON motion
voted tha; the Chair appoin, Committee Of three
to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
Ym. J. Hastings Of Crsftsbury, T. o. May Of
Barton, WIN. P Dodge OF Irasburgh, were op-
pointed Committee. who made the following
Report.
Eos. President, ]. B. wHEELoCT, of Coventry
lsr Zee PresidsHi, BENJAMIN BALDWIN, of
ByowiE5ton.
I'd Vice President, MARK NUTTER, Of Barton.
Recording See-ti1yy, Vim P. MAY, Of Barton
Corresponding Sscrefsry, Rev = r. HALL, Of
Bloomington
Treasurer, l. y. cUSHMAN, Of Trasburgh
! For M4nagcrs:-A Albany. Luther Del.no; Bar
| ton, j. F. Brown; Grownington, WIN. Twombly;
Charleston, J. c. DoloG; Coventry, p. I'VE;
! craftsbury, VIM. Wilson; Derby, Vim. Collie;
/ Glover, Hiram Phillips; Greensboro, 4 A. Vii
lams, Holland, Aaron Davis Irssburgn. VIM, p,
| Dodge JAY VIM Sanborn Lowell, Levi Brigham
Morgan, Samuel Daggeti; Newport Luther Baker
Salem, David Hopkinson, Jr.; Troy, Curtis FL
kius, Jr.i Westfeld, IL. L. Gilman; Wesimor,
John Gates; which Report was accepted and nom
nations confirmed.
The Committees on Field Crops awarded Pre-
miurns as follows, viz;
Amasa F. Clark, Glover, best acres wheat
$50 bushels per acrel : o.
N. c. Chamberlln, albany, best acres
wheat, t3T bushels per acre) 20
Vim. P. Dodge. Trasburgh, best / acre
wheat, t2s bushels per acre) 10
]. B. Wheelock. Coventry. best acres com, 5 o
L. L. Collier, Derby, best acres oats, sc
A. +. Clark, Glover, IS
!. K. Drew, Barton' F" 10
J.B Nheelock, Coventry, best acres OF
Potatoes, so
! Daniel Bean, Coventry, 2nd best . acres Of
Potatoes, IL
J. B. Wheelock, Coventry, best Is acre Of
Carrots, 10
s. D. Kimball, Barton, 2nl best Is acre of
Carrots, ,.5 10
l. L. Collier, Derby, best l-2 acre of Peas. / Q
A. +. Clark, Glover, End best IL acre Peas, :
John Guild, Fasburgh, best Onions, Is bush
els on IS rods Of ground,
The Committee which were appointed st ii
Special Meeting to take into consideration Ii
= subject Of locating the Fair, were not prepared
make a full Report. Therefore, that subject W,
continued. to make more full Report, at Il
y Managers Meeting, in June or July mex.
e There were more members present than usual
a.
eating the Fair was pretty fully discussed, and
appeared that the general feeling was in favor
d locating, Il suitable place could be selected f
the purpose. WIN. ?. MAY, Secretary.
Barton, Jan. ., 1856.
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CommIsslnNEEse, NoTlCE
AL9oN oHDWAY's LsrATK

tisAtEsH HnA ~ % . - 80 . - ~
TENHR SUI sari5r- having bee appointed b. iie
4 Hon. lrob Court f0rthc p rfict 81 Odeus
CainmissiOnefs f0 receive. ezHsa He, fnf SMUT
40 cts.us md defiglsd. ~ ~ fsc lgiiasi 10
estate 81 Ata6S OIDwAY ltfl ~ Ns.ife8 %
said district deceased, refaescnie3 uso yc.si Hud
the term ~ six months from the i2'i lay 'sr-
uarv 1850, tsiug allowed by said Csanf fs aip
creditors N said dccsafe3. % exhibit aui Frl-a
ih.ir respective claims before us; GIvo uD.i' p
that We wilt altered 70 tie itrsifs ~ Cur appaiH'
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10 Wrstde'd in said DBfr.ct, CO., iiIe gfh fsv u
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DAVID >. EOlSfOS.
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New YoGK, Jan. 28.-The Tri5une's
correspondents from Washington tele-
graphs this morning that dispatches will
be sent from Boston by the next steamer
to Europe, requesting Mr. Buchanan TO
remain in England until his successor ar
rives- lie viii, therefore, probably de-
fer his proposed REIMBURSEMENT of his
mission on the 18th of February. No
positive acceptance has yet been received
from Mr.. Dallas, but one is expected.
CINCINNATI, Jan. PA stampede o.
slaves from the border counties OF Ken
tueky took place last night. The officers
proceeded to arrest them, when they were
fred upon, wounding three of the spec
tators. One slave woman finding escape
impossible, cut the throats of her three
children. Six of the fIgitves were ar
rested, but eight escaped.
EF Gov. Clark Of New York has COM
muted the sentence Of Michael German,
who was TO have been hanged for murder
at Brooklyn, on FIidav, 10 Imprisonment
for life.
rs Bayard Taylor is said 10 be en-
gagged TO be married TO a charming young
lady who resides in Springfield, Ohio. Ii
is his intention, we learn, TO spend year
in Norway and Sweden.
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DIED.

In Greensboro, on the 10th ult, Mo
SIS X. HAINEs, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Haines was one of the earliest
settlers of Greensboro
In this town, on the 27lh uli., Mrs.
WM. BRYANT, aged 35 years.
In Coventry, on the 18th ult, TmoTm
BLAcM, aged So years.
Accompanying the above are some
lines, writrsn by friend, on the occasion
of his death but as We have 10 space
We are obliged to omit them.
In Greensboro, Dec 4 Mr.. JAnI..
KILL, aged about %.
In Greensboro, Dee 6, BETsEY, wife
Of Daiias FELLows, aged AG years.
In Greensboro, Jan 2, EPHnArsG sol
Of William SABiS, aged years.
In Greensboro, Jan. p, WM. SHER
BURNE, aged Sc years, 10 months. III
had been resident Of the town for mort
than half century. Thus are the fa
Tiers passing away.
in Chatham, Iowa, Jan. 9Th, much Ia
mented, CHARLES Ellsworth, aged 70
only son Of Oliver W Ellsworth, late 0
Greensboro lie had been at the ives
more than year. Recently his parents
with their two young daughters followed
hoping to enjoy much through many com
ing years with their beloved son ane
brother. But hardly had they become
settled at their new residence, hen hs
whom they ali 20 much losc3, aud upon
rhoa tL1-s laEe-- aai hoped to lesr