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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

s. For RENT, and possession given
&a in Il few days. the large aud des rably located
dwelling, CORNER of 9Th and fra.klin streets now
occupied by Mrs Z. BurtoD .s a Boarding House
for which II is admirably adapted. Apply To
THOMAS W DUSWE l.,
Receiver OF Brown Administrators
lie I-gw Burtun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16

coionlsu, hes slready len GAn Frsnclscs FOR tho
sa asla: and sen: 80 not nSsSSsos nss
from their uneoagenal neghbsn IL california Ths Ia
Of the Hudso1's Bay Company, though warliks, are
friendly 70 the English and there happily no conquered
aid half civilized population 70 oOnc.te Or keep DOM
70 spread through the interior and dewn tho coasts
Of tho Pacific, ana u highly desirable that two distincs
sioe. Al long ~ the settlers ere English or other
s'1 'n s%p Sss
mept from the Pacific squadron will always be able 70 give
the island any prosectiun which may be required will
aVee arise betw Russia and England from the conta1
Of their possessions on the opposite eide OF the globe
premature however, to speculate on the fortunes o.
colony which must become practically independent -
soon = acquires wealth and popuaiou and IN the
meantime the gold Of Vancouver Island will follow tue
same direction, whstsver may BIO tho political condition
the mart of he world.
The recommendation o( the reoeas committee With
spect to the assumption Of Vancouver Island BY the
Crown ought 10 be carried out without any further delay
The peculiar character Of the Hudsons Bay Company has
policy towards the ndgesous tribes Osher oonquerors
or foreign supevors have In New Zealand and In tho
q NORTH tn A@ssc p,essss the ns
~ required fer the uses OF civilization; but fur coupa
n.y. under the influence Of an opposite interest," protec ed
foxes and martens and offers The hunters
necessary the game, and the company found its
ed possession Of their solitudes. The good will OF
the Vancouver Indians may probably have been secured
by the character which the English authorities have
ceved from the kindred tribes the continent The
goldeds however, have ceased TO be available as game
preserves and the Tenure Of the Hudsons Bay Company
cannot too soon determined. Their possession Of the
Island only dates from Lord Grey's colonial adminstra
ton, and the territory transferred TO their officers
only trustees The Americans whe respect few form
OF constituted authority, would think themselves espe
c.slly justified in interfering with = government which
possessed calm 10 sovereignty or ndepeu the
police the and the political constitution of the
province will demand the early Interference OF the Impe
rial government and s not impossible taat within ten
years q thriving and peaceaOle community may have
grown up in the remote Northwestern wilderness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16

q the negro Archy, hsfanox sDFsd Scott q California
for whose special bene1t, No have heard u did 0is
negro act passedthe colored population o.
having become very tur bulent during his trial. threaten
ing by force and violence 70 him from slavery IN
case the courts should decide that slavery could coa,u
eonay exist under the Of California So far q. we
have been able 70 form opinion Of this class o. our
community, must say that they arc quiet, oroeiIs
and unpreteudng class OF people, none or whom nsss
much trouble In governing them while our laws SHA"
permit their residence here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16

10 work entitled "Tbe oregon Territory" published
n Iondon In 1884, By John Dunn, who previous 10 that
tine bad been IL The employ Of ths haasons BAY ocnps
New cslcoonis 10 given. "Frszers nver,' he says,
"rises IN the Rocky kounns between ATTITUDES t5 ssd
s,se tributary Of ,he Columbia after the after issues
iTum s and ai 6rs, about northwest for
oftanoe Of about eighty miles then takes southeriy
crtctor receiving the waters OF Stuarts river which
rser Of the CHAINS Of lakes that abound in New
Csedoba II continues is southern oourse by west re
oeivne the Of the Chlcotn Pnktsa and several
other minor rivers flowing from the lakes or hills OF the
vess and also the ssers Of Thompson's river. Quis
telI's river, aSd others which 0ow into II from the
esst To parallel ~ deg. breaks through the Gas
and rsplos aud running westward about seventy
miles npted into the Cuff OF Georgia. In latitude 40
Deg min During the latter part Of ie course, for
sbou, seventy nss, nsvssoe for vessels after pass
,nr rs bar that e~aw trelve feet Of vater Us vbols
9Th about four hunsred miles Most OF the charts
which have been published since The discovery the
new Rcls rfeons place The whole Of Frazer river
vel ss t,s mouth considerably above The fort5 niuts
parallel Of rorth lasitudeths dividing line between
wastiu g,on Territory and The British Possessions ell
cuur,ry svcs srea weight 20 any opinions that he mar
sdvauceD says that Frazer river breaks through the
Cssosde range IN the forty ninth parallel, and dsem
lJs ba bever been run bet-ees The tvo countries A
iue ov~ year aeo the YORK vas commenceo Dy
tont ocmmissou 5ui great progress has YET been
the prssusous o. N. Husson,s BAY oomp.py IL
fraser river from the point which breaks through
We osscsde range o. mountains 70 Ne mouth, should be
oetermineoto 5e within the American Inns. Doe thing
however certain, that A. no boundary has yes
been fixed between the possessions Of the two countries
dfhculnes and disputes csnno, avoided n the Buoecne
Boy Company mast upon monopoyne the whole rsde Of
the nee " Dorado Mr. DuDn also furni.hes M vnh
description 81 the country lying along both sides Of
Frazer river which csnros fail 20 prove Interesting BE
tsjt- The country along rs lover secdou h,lIy AID
covered with forests q white pine csdar All other
tTersFesn trees SIC toe soil yereraly vel ae1 fos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16

SUFFERANCE ISSUED BY THE CUSTOM
HOUSE AT VANCOUVER ISLAND.
Governor Dongas In h's proc alton, requires that al
foreign veseels shall take ost permit suGerance from
The Custom House Vancouver Island before she Will be
permitted proceed 70 Frazer river and the following
copy q be suderAnce granted, and conditions imposed
for ne obsuarce which have been furnished us by Mr.
Fleming, Purser e. The ste amer Commodore
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir d. clarke, ST. d. .
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unaing In the cure of all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
ton subject 1t mOdcrates all removes all Oh
structions, and speedy cure may be relied
To MARRIED LADIES
1t IS peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar. bears the Government Stamp
Of Great britain, to prevent countcrlcits.
CAUTION.
Ihese Ps should not be taken by females during the
tihsI iHREE MONTHS Of Pregndcy as they are sure
20 Oihy on HScdridge but at eUery other time and in
etsry 0fher case, they are perfectly safe.
IN all cases OF Nervous and spinal Affections Pain In the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion palptaton
heart, llysterics and Whites, these pills will effect cure
when all other means have failed although powerful
remedy DO not contain iron, oaome antaony, anything
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES
(LATE |. e. BALDWIN Coz
N s,oo Rochester, y.
d. sloO and postage stamps enclosed 10 any author
Hea AGENT Wn insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
FIR sale hy JorBPH CLARK Brsuleboro VI, o. y.
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A JOKE NOT IN llARPER's.-On the bench
in one of the Vernon, circuits is a Judge 40 less
celebrated for legal lore and uniformly equitable
judgments than for a fund Of wit aud good hui
NOR which shows itself on every occasion. In
the same circuit is a lawyer notorious for his IN
veieraie propensity to imbihe of the ardent, with
out tenn at all particular as 10 time or place.
AT a late term Of court, this lawyer made him
self particularly obnoxious while hefnrc the grand
jury, so much So that he wa, complained of and
was summoned before the Judge for reprmand
and while tn" Judge was administering gem
tie rrproof fuI his conduct, he ldcnly burst out
with
Jude p, haven't (hi') drank a drop
o. (hlr) liquor for six month, !"
do not dispute your word, brother - -
said the Judge, mildly. but | shou like 10
see the liqu'r that Will keep man drunk sir
months !'-Cdiedonidn.
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Home Testimony in fnvor Of Or. Graves.
Hygcian Alternative syrup.


OATES Cos II feel It duty state the following
act To- the hubble. troubled with the Scuua for
Nv years during that time paid hundred dollars for
medical services and various kind Of medicines but got
Kind VI relief Two years aguI was advised TO Try Dr. Graucs
M tetan 1terdtre Syrup accordingly dill try it. The
ont Of the bottle encouraged me. took second bot
Tie VI the syrup, and experienced decided benefit from it,
continued for several weeks and strange 1t may
SEM felt it hld wrought complete change in my system
Il nd purified my booi regulated my digestive organs, aud
totaiiy curtd Of the Scrofuia. My disease has
return. this day. would recommend this remedy
cry troubled with mpurity nj tho blood.
Yours truly, OREN BONNrDN.
A. II. GATES co PRnPHEruRs, WOODSTOCK, W.
lT fJoufsi Burr Buster * Co., No Coriiil Boston,
wholesale Agents, k.ihp G Buynton, TpNn.cnl sawyer
Il Smith, Nowine; INV X Shcrmiu, Wliimsvile y. u.
Perry, Fast pp,rr ! Il. Higgins, Warlshor,i Sawyer "
Fits, W-st Towrlcnii G. II. Pierce, Jama.ta and by
Druggists generally. 2g-ly
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DEATHS.

In this village, Feb :, WALTER McMELLEN. aged 81
In Brau' bore, Fsh. 5th MARGAKtT NJ. MILLlsTUN,
daughter Of n. b. Winston, aged % years.
In West Bricbor1, Feb All ct typhus fever, REC TINA
: wife Of Amandrin jones' aged 80.
In GulforI, Jan. I'm, GEORGE ALoNzo only child Of
George A. aud Recta H. Wells aged years
In So. Vernon, Jan. 26h, JOSEPH T.. DODLITTLE agul
80 years AMI months. Printers throughout " please
copy
In nummerston Feb TO- JAMES H., son of widow Alkaline
Wnslow, aged years II munth-
IL Oh serhcld H. Jan. 3't, SUSAN, wife u Mr. II. II
Davis, and daughter II Mr.. Ep Coue aged % years.
In N-ls N, H., Jan 2Jh, Mr.. NATHAN TAFT aged So
years. months June 9Th, 1856, Mrs. BLT,El, wife Of
Nathan TAFT, 81 years 10 months
In Nrthfcd, Mass, February 9th, Mrs. HANNAH u.
HASTINGS, aged 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13

JJ We are glad to learn that Perry Davis Pain Killer
having large sale in city. We every reason To
believe 1t to be an almost never failing for pain as
such is medicine no family should he wihOut-Montreaf
Pilot.
Davis Pain klerfrom the reports of dealers in this city,
think proprietary medicine has had larger sale. lis
valurbe properties speedy for pain, fail to
be generally appreciated, and family should be without it,
In case Of accident sudden attack OF dyseney darrWa
cholera morbus and Asatic cholera yields its magic
power by reports from those sections in the south
west where the disease has been particularly vucnt the past
summer.-MonTeGi transcript.
Messrs Perry Davis Son-permit acknow edge
the beneht of your valuable medicuc-the Pain Killer
nave pe'n afflicted for two years and half with
pam IA NE stomach and breast AMI found any relief
ut eh Davis Pain Killer to which eheerfny attribute
NY luauitr u good general health | consider the best
iny heelne III use, for restoring and building up de-
"Naleu system 10 It's natural vvacy and vigor OF life
,oe,,,,, ~, ,,,,. DsE TOuCHET, Montreal, l.. c.
'VsIth liam, Agent, Brattlcboro 2W-T
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13

President docs not take such ground. 10 disa-
gree with the President, even in thought or
with a Cabinet Minister, is not IN the C"to"
and would break the heart Of the Sldr. Our
Dcnocrncy is male nj s'eracr NuB' ami atcr
,rsry e6,Y IN cOl0reheRd The kdnSdS question,
,ce are prcpared IN dissent whenever me az
,n;o;s,ro,;,o makes an cBori 10 farce The
Js.on,,,oo Consfiittion hrough Congress-
Ituon the very day that the people are said TO
have recognized the Constitution by voting for
officers underit, the people repudated that Con-
s,ituton by ten housdh mdJOrty Yet, the
miserable aud disgraceul suhirriuge is now al
vanced, that all WIN vOi ID for Free State others
are in favor Of that Constitution. II we had
nothing better to say than this, we would say
nolhinl Ii is better to be assilcd 10y rogue
than to be defended by a fool AID we can con-
ceive no hnt more cllcn'dtrd to damage those
ID .morra,s whu support the Lccompton plin
than th, rcasonin, % tn Washington papers. --
The ,vorsi of the business Is that the D'mJcra-
~ are rrnup.tcd to surrender sense as will as
honesty We are asked not onytO put up with
cheats and forlcrs, bur to admit that childish
nonsense is statcsmanlikc, and that incoherrut
rabhlc is sound reasoning. The dongs of john
Calhoun, for mouths, were disgrarelul to the
Government. that didn't remove him from the
office he held in the Territory, and everybody
knows it. Yet the honorable gentleman. Walk
err was removed, while this min was retained
They cried out tn 1t Barabbas should be rrleas.
ed unio them Nov, B,rabhas WAS robhrr.'
AMI AT this very time other officials of the Gov
crumcni are in custody for the pruitcntiiry of
fence Of forging election returns, aud SON" OF
them have confessed their crimes and impllcat
ed their accompires. We know what this wnl
end in, and are determined that the sad lie shall
be p II ON the right hor.r 81 far as We are able
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13

BERN ANllsInN, MASS
Spring Term n II weeks begins Feb. - 1S5s.
Under l.. WARD, \. NJ, former lrnc pal II Seminal
I r,s at StNt1ns River ant Westminster, W. WIKI ASSN
tlnt Baarl Of Instructors.
Acc ssibe by Railroad Pare from Brauehoro 50 cents
An active Board u Trustees Elegant Institute Building
recently completed expense Of 5000 a complete al
parlu- ia the Natural s-nc. surveying Civil Engineering
&c, the possession of ample fluids. Of economy IN
Bar and other expenses of ,ong, with experienced AID
succssi Teachers. ucn,io- Of the high standing Of
the Institute
Extensive advantages will t given in the CLASSICAL Orna-
mental and Music departments.
Superior arrangements have hee made for Convenience
Economy s- lrer. nr which reference be hal
to WARD Of " sinits r, VI. B1art can be obtained
by applying : y. Brolk- C'n Bernariston, Mass L.
Y WARD, Westminster Vt
Bcrrar,l.to, Mass Jan. |, 1855 5v-.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13

SouruRY's OPINION OF WOMAN AND MAR
RrAcr. Robert SouIhey, in chapter on Mar
rage" delivers himself rs follows:
"A man may he cheerful aud conented in
celbacy, but do not think he can ever he hap
py. 1t IS an unnatural state, aud the besi feel
inSs Of his nature are never called into action.
The risks Of marriage are far greater on The wo-
mans side. Women have So little OF the power
of choice, that 1t is mol perhaps fair TO say they
are less likely TO choose well than we are bat
am persuaded lhit they are more frequently lie.
Gel ed in the attachments they form, ard THEN
opilious concerning men are much less accurate
than mems opinion Of their sex Now if a lady
were to reprnach me for having sid this, |
should reply that 1t was ouly another mode ui
saying there are more SCOT wives in the world
than there are good husbands, which verify be-
lieve. | know nothing which II good aud scnsi.
bic man is so certain to fnd, If lie looks for II,
good wile.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13

Vocal and instrumental Conccr, by the

VOcni and instrumental Concert by the BR,r-
TLEBoRo GLEE CLUB, assisted by the CoSET BAND the
Congregational Church, Dummerson Centre February 17th
1858.
The proceeds Of the Concert be used for the improve
ment of the Village Cemetery.
Admission % cents; Children half price, Doors open at
0, Concert to commence 7 O'Clock.
For particulars Programmes.
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MARRIAGES..

In Brattleboro Feb. 3, by Rev j. Chamber Mr. SD
NEY l. NORRIS aud Miss MATTE l. JACOBS, both Of
West Brattlebyro.
In Wilmington on the 81 inst by Rev Mr.. Ballou. Mr..
ELIJAH CURSE and Mrs. AMELIA COOLEY, both II "
South lee, Mass, by Rev. \. Il. Marley, JOHN II.
SMITH Of Warlshoru aud LOI lSA daughter 81 the Of
hcatius clergyman.
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A CARDToTuELADIEs. DR.DU-

"a 'ONCO'S FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN FILLS
lntihe Ina removing s"ppaes Irregularities # the
mense.. These pills nothing new hut have hen used
by the Doctors for many both in France and America
with unparalleled success in every aud be IS urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them. make he
Pills Public. for the alienation Of those suffering from any
Irregularities % whatever mature, we'll prevent pre-
those auics whose health will permit an in
ofiamiy Pregnant a those Imposing them
selves uoned against using these Pills while prcg-
nant, the proprietor responsibility after the
above aimonton, although their nidness would prevent
any mischief TO health otherwise these Pills recon-
mcndei Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Price ~ per box.
Sold wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK. General
Agent fr Brattlcboro Vt Sold also by Druggists every
Mhere
~ Ladies by enclosing him II 90 to Brattchoeo Post
Office have the Pills confdchtaly by return mail
Remember aud ask for Or. DaPonco Golden Pis sigma.
ture on each box ly45
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RRATTLEBoRo ACADEMY.

W 1T DhATTLLUIlIID, Vt.
The Spring Term u this Institution will crnmeuce On
w cdues duN. February f7th. under the charge II
DIR VI y. kttf, A. VI, who brings with him the successful
experience II the nsi six years and. having pro
fgson u teacher he ws, to make this school the field 4
his I-rnaueut labor
Of h., will be given In ti- Spring and Fall
Board r young ladics the Ang l0u-, AT cost which
will not exceed 81 51-Appy 20 Rev. MIR CHANDLER.
Blanl u NE village. Z. 90 - - 80.
Tuition, - 80 20 sIdp which muIt h. lGi The middle
OF N.
The srMER TtRN l,-ias May l9;h FALL, August 3Oth
WtNTiR. November 18th.
tw-3 l.. CLARK, secretary Of Trustees.
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Wood and Lumber

Are articles heretofore refused for stoves at cost
by Crosby over Cune & Brackets. But his stock
is nearly gone, only 20 Charter oak and His
cOaSia Cooks, with few beautiful p. stoves left
which he says may go noD for rood or ium5er.-
Really Farmers don't let the chance slip by; save
your so to 81, and pay in wood at that.
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s p T. CT A L y OTTC T. s

Card. And it came to pass the 9th lay Of Janu-
airy inst, that our friends in Nottingham and vicinity NUM-
boring 81, being moved by their kindness and bealy
at dwellnghouse where they enjoyed very pleasant
social interview during the afternoon and evening
We checruly tender them thanks for the social visit
and for the interest which they manifested in welfare by
their free and liberal Donation amounting sxty-six dol
lars aud eighty in cash and other articles equally
sary and valuable
May kind Providence always bless pruyde for them
AMHERST LAMB.
FANNY LAMB.
Nottingham, January goth, 1858
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Latest from Washington.

On Thursday the Speaker announced the Spec
ial Committee under Mr.. Harris resolutontion.
to which shall be referred TIE Kansas Message and
the Lecompton Constitution, with instructions, as
follows
Ann accomplishing Iec0mpfpniteS.
Harris Of Ill. Diem chman Stephens oil Ga dem.
Morrill, Of Vt. republican. Letcher " Va. -
Wade Of ohio, Quitmau of Miss
Bennett Of y. Y. " Winsow Of y. c. "
Wahridge Of Mich" White Of Pa. "
Bufinton of Mass. " Russell Of y. Y. "
Adrain Of n. J. dem. Stevenson Of Ky "
Anderson Of Mo. Am.
1t will be seen that the Speaker violates parlia-
mentary rule in giving majority to the opponents
OF the reference.
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LELAND SEMINARY.

TDNN>ilLND. VT.
FEtIiE Spring Term will begin " dnesday. Feb
ruary 2. under the charge OF full and able board VI
Instructor. wlo will ceiivor do t-r to sustain
the present high reputation u this Institution. An unusual
ly large number expected IN the departments uf the Lam
guaEcs and higher English Attention paid teachers
heretofore. Mis- NJ BLANDlN accomplished teacher
81 Music will continue instruct the Piano. Mcoeon.
Miss J. NJ ALEli, who has few equals teacher Of
Painting and Drawing will afford opportunity To those
wishing 10 az nj TO these branches Mt this Institution MIR.
FIR ANk EMERSON will continue to instruct IN peumanslp
Tuition heretofore, except for surveying, with the ui
instruments the charge hereafter will b. 81 % ASH the
Is cents tor ncdeuta instead 81 l2l Barl-there will be-
ample facilities for board at 81 - week, Incl ding all Incl
denta, Hut it be- obtained u boarding clubs much
lower Gpu accoum stations furnished ci-blarlcr,.
brief & the last report II The Prudential Committee
the trustees express their confidence In the board Of nstruc
ton the following nttLcrng terms
~ land Seminary still continues under the direction and
guidance ~ tn Rev G. d. >MlT and your Committee take
great pleasure In expressing their entire confidence In hi
ability, judgment, and kill la the management II this ns
uipn aud also n those associated with him. for their uniform
fidelity and kindness 70 those under their charEe. And fur
Their your Committee highly grauHgd Ia being able {,
that the influence Of this Institution fr good. has been
and e. hug fet far aui wide, throughout the community
Application fur Board should b. made the Principal,
CHARLES CLARK
Townshcud, VI January, ISIS. 4w-,
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LAMP OIL & FLUID.

Dt II r. SPFIK VI VIII
n Lard and Cotton seed Oil Beached Refined do
Burning Fluid and Camphne for sale Wiston,
Granite Block, by TYLER * THOMPSON.
Feb. s. f4w6l
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TO II JET.

The subscriber has large aud convenient Store, 80 by
two stories high. with Cellar under the WHOLE wnol-housc
and horscscd adjoining where much business has been
done for many past and b. lone by any who
Is acquainted with the mercantile business IL X situated III
tie pleasant Village If Wamsvic where there is Tame
rN Grist-n with Of stones, machines Saw
MILL Black smiths shop Shoemaker Buttcrub factory Bobbin
factory and much other business Is with ono Store
now IN operation In the village. The premises will be let for
a reasonable price and immediate possession given.
For further particulars enquire Of WIN. H. WILLIAMS.
Nilliainsylle, Feb. lth, 1858 By-7
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by virtue Of License from the Probate Court Of the lis
rc Of Westminster the subscriber will sell at Auction the
2Oih day of February inst. 10 o'cioci A. NJ.
at the dwelling house of Widow HANNAH WILLS, in Brook
line, VI the following property, to witt
TO 10 tons Of Hay; / UN Cart; Lumber Wagon;
sctt Of Lumber wagon Wheelsi
Plowi Cuyator; l GrindsOnej
Lars. pair Stccyards; / Saddles
40 Sap Buckets Sap Rollers;
VIM. ADA MS, Administrator.
Brookline, Feb. 5th, 1858. 2g-7