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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ..
Gen. Walker appeared before the U. S.
District Court this morning. Judge Nc
Caleb said nothing against the grand jury
having refused 10 find a verdict.
Walker is al xious to be put on trial for
violation OF the neutrality laws, but the
Judge refused.
The District Attorney sal there vas
nothing against Walker, unless new in.
structions rom Washington were received.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

BEWARE OF RAISED NoTEs.-We are in
formed by an officer of one of the banks OF
this city that notes on the State Bank Of
circulation throughout the State. They
are so skiliuliy executed as to deceive the
most experienced judges; end ran only be
detected by noticing The difference in the
vigne;tes OH the twenties.-O. statesman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

New AKECDOlE OF CHARLES LAMB.-I
opened the little low pew-dour of tae incio-
sure at the India House, which contained
his desk, being determined to introduce my
sell; so | walked up to him, and hat in hand
said, with u respectful bow: "Mr. Charles
Lamb, | believer YES" said Lnmb,
slowly, feeling and ,,coaxing at the same time
his short, thin, gray whiskers, eyes, they
call me Lamb yet, out 1 am old enough 10 te
a sheep"
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NJ OGA~eo
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF

S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
viii be a petition presented to the Commission.
cas- OF Raimout county. aitEeir next meeting for the
purpose Of obtaining an alIe; alton of a part of a road
ieatIng from BarnesvilIe 10 Jesse Whites mill
The prop nsed alteration begin ing At the Northeast
corner of Stewart Morrow's land, Warren township.
Belmont county. aud running South on the line
dividing the lands nj Stewart = Orrow. LOhn Kelly
and James McLeish, TO Thomas Lyles field, thence
through said field 30 as to intersact the Old road,
as near as practicable, the South rrd of the said
Thomas L.y les lane and that part Of the old road
affected by said alteration ne vacated.
January 81, 1853. S,d.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

@WilIiam Kelly. tgc,75, died the
other day Of tnmor of the brain, in The King
ston [Canada) Hospital. He had been a
soldier in the Peninsular War. On inspect.
ing his inngs a musket ball was 'ound in
the lungs, which had lain there, doing no
harm, ever since the siege OF Badajos.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
TIMES


Tree of Lie. Tree of Life!
Growing fast lie fore the throne,
On the raging ofihis strife
Scatter down. scatter down
Buta lea (, a leaf of balm.
With uplifted hands pray.
My unrest in Heavens calm,
Waits 10 lose itself, Away.
an the night, the solemn night,
/ dEeam hear the low
Tur eful mpInur o filthy boughs
As they wEn der 10 aud flo.
On the green aud fowcry shore
OF The far off jasper sea
Where earIh's sorrows come no more,
Aud the soul from sin is Tree.
Crystal river, crystal river.
II gain thy emerald shore,
May the burden that l Garry
BE laid down forever nIoref
WIKI thou take il on thy bosom
And bear il quite away?
Oh ! River, crystal river,
Pause to heal the words I ssyi
Light eternal, light eternal
Pour Thy .slm upon M. heart,
Lei til radiance supernaI
Bid lis darkness aye depart.
Blind guides I biindIy follow,
Rid Tie IsfcHs fee AWAY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

CoUsrY SEAT AGAIs.-We publish this
week the Address of those who are in favor
# The removal of the County Seat to Bell
are, aid also an interesting article from
Belmont. In connection W Ith the same We
Fave a little from Bridgeport. The Beinn5nt
Farmer published enthusiastically by DR..
ArTLEcK has the following which is char
hcttrislic CT the Doctor:
Removal of the County Seat.
A strong effort to m,ve the County Scat
from s.. CluirsvilIe to Bellaire is now being
made. Belmont petitions also. 70 does Bar
nesvii,e. st. CIairsville and some Other sec
tiOus Of the couniy demonstrate. Bridgeport
this year, will help st. Clairsville, W it'll the
expectation OF getting "help back" when
she petitions. L, is understood That St. G..
has no particular objection to Bridgeport
che hates B~eIlaire, the city of "magniicent
distances" where the main staple of trade
is vacant lots and smallpox The st. Glars
vile lawyers prefer Bridgeport. Here they
can get the best OF whiskey, and all the
other 'fxins.' Here they can attend church
theatres, balls, parties. Here they can ride
on the rail, hear ali the celebrated orators,
and see the renowned statesmen. Here they
can attend spiritual meetings and participate
in Women's rights associations. Here they
cannot rust out-they must wear out; anC
the voyage of life is SO pleasant, smooth
and agreeable tina: humanity can ask NJ
more.
Mr.. Townsend Frazier authorizes us tc
say that he will, when it is necessary to
move in the matter, give a large lot o
ground out of his magnificent farm for bull
dings; anc also unite the latch string o. thu
purse OF himself and neighbors, and let then
take until some one cries shoid! enough.'
There can be no more eligible place Tor 1
County Seat than Wheeling creek bottom
BOO sores Of leyel land, with the most beau.
tifui hills surrounding it, water, stone, coal
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ROAD NOTICE.
Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

petition will he presented TO III, a, nm is
sioners o ( Belmont county, at their March session,
pray ing for q County koad TO be laid out and es:siI-
IIshed in Wheeling township, commencing a: the
corner of Matthew Henderson and Moore Sioan's
land, at the county iine of Harrison, rum ing Sou III
along The line of said farms, also South on the line
between John Caldrrh.ad aud w lillian Cochran,
aud On or near the inc between Samuel Henderson
and John Henderson TO the lands of Alexander Hen
drrson TO the West end of his lane, running with
said lane to the lands of John Baker, through his
lands on the N ortiz OF Baker's house, AM the near
est aud hest route 10 the County Road at Robert Cha
ada's. in Colerain township, GA said Bakers land.
jaSfdu
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There Isa light around my path
As bright as ever shone:
But have found it is not good
Fov man 81 he .loua

Now that St. Valentines day is fas: ap,
preaching. our young friends will wish to
know where they can be supplied with val
e%Ltines. We hsve just been taking a peep
al the stock of I. H. PATTERSON, and find
that he is prepared to supply the demand
either Tor grave or CAV.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
( Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

al the Prostate , Ourt fr Belmont county the
unders, gned has been appointed and qualified de Adj
Iii Insisirat0r " Ith 2Ie wifi annexed ri the esiai. OF
Perry G. Condor, DECREASED, late 81 belmont county.
All those Ind-bt.,I to SAID es'ate are requested to
make Immed IaIe payment, and IhUse lav ing claims
against said estate are notified 10 present Ihen Tor
reI cement within one year from tins date.
JANUARY u, '.c, I'D. A ,RREfSUN, Admir-.
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OF IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO the MAR
EIED, and those contemplating marriage,
sent to oil who wish it, upon receipt of ten
cents in money or stamps. Address.
DIR S. MARRIETT SMYTHE,
de33ml New York City.
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NO9Haee.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA

OtiCE 10 ifLIabpi lbN iiiHi
i a PC ition viii re presented 10 the Commits
r ioi ers OF Be lmOni county. at their March sess non,
pr ying Tor q reviFre alteration and extenliUa of psrt
of the Old road. leading I ON 81. tlairsyille TO Win
ter's mil. ReciliEg fur The same al The turn OF the
rosd, about eighty rods North of the TesIdence OF
Ia. Patton, Sec. 10, ~ lleeling Up. running thence
North and Northwest through tie lands OF WIN
Patton and JOSS PHI Smith. 10 a dog-wood .ap'in. Oh
the North bOandry of Joseph Smiths farm. (ntar a
hay stack, tneuCe. to the most convenient point Of
intersection on the old road thence on this road to
a walnut on the North ~buundery OF Joseph Lyons
farm: thence eItesbed forward through the farms
oil John Lyon, deceased, and WIN. RAINY. deceased,
and The wood land CT VIM. MCCaskey, deceased. To
The CadIz aud 81. Ciairsviiie ROAD. by which il will
be inIersccted. AisO. the vacation OF all roads. the
Necessity of which Is superseded by this alteration
and extent ION.
January 9Th, 1858. ja2I3t
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SUNK
MEMpEIE

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2.
The steamer Decatur ran against the
wreck Of the Saotwell yesterday and sunk.
No lives lost.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
DM,NI,TRATOR,S NO ICE.

"A Notice is hereay gwen thai al the Probate
Court for Dclmoi ; County, The Undersigned has
hsen apr" rted and Guairi, d as administrator of tue
estate OF Wan Finch, deed, .aic o: Belmont coan;y,
Ohio.
All those indebted to said esta.e are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having Claims
against SAID Estate, are LotrIi.d to pre>eht tneIs for
settlement wilGIn uie year irOu; this date
January Il s., pL. A GA6REfoDN, Adnr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

Observation-Disclosures burglaries have
been committed in town within the past
week. Keep your doors fast locked, ard
then If they inter give them q warm recep-
ton.
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New HAVEN, Jan. 80.

Tuckermann, charged with Mail robbery
has been held in $4,000 bal for trial on
the 9th of Feb He was committed in de-
fault.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Z Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a. the Probate Court for Belmont county the
undersigned were appointed and qualified as EIccu-
tors OF the estate of John MAYOR, deed, late Of
Belmont county.
All those indebted to "a id estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having Claims
against said estate are notified TO present them for
settlement within one gear from this date.
boSl ASA G~AREETSON, EXr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

@Here is a gem, pure aud radiant as
the heart from which it flows. Ii was Sc
]ecied from The budget" OF the st. Cl.irs-
sille Ladies' Reading Circle, and bears the
stamp of true, hear, felt poetry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

wood, rail roads, plank roads, turnpikes,-
health and happiness everywhere prevailing
Nature proclaims that this is The place.
Objections have been msde to Bridgeport
that it is not central. So far as it is applica-
bic to air lines, we freely acknowledge it is
not, but it is the commercial cenrre-and
the only point where the people can be BEN
Gifted. The earth has a centre but who
wants to go there! Belmont County has a
centre and who wants 10 90 there!
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ulcers.

most rtmary able and happy change / produces
in the anne. rance o molIrE6nI ulcers ai:ef a lew an
nIicatiuns Of this Ointment. The surrounding req
mesa van i.hes, and grauu!es of Ira Itty Le>ll bc-ln II
take The place oi tie discharged matter. THIS pro
cess goes ON more or less rapidly until he "Iihce J
i ilIcn nm " llh sound material, aud lie nc Il Tadieal.
,r.I
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BANK RE UMPTIONS.

P%ITTsRuRGH, Feb. /.
All the Banks of this city to-day resumed
specie payments.
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Dtt0.
Commercial Matttrs.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

WEEKL BY JoHN JEPSoN, err
Err, MAIN STREET.
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Roth The Ointment and PTS should b used

TTCAUTIONi-Nonc are genuing uniers the
words "Hollo,cay, JNer tort and London" are di.
ccrnIhIe as i - attr-mGTk IN very "si II 'he hooh
otdireclion, around each , ut OF LuI; the same may
be plainly seen by holding TIE leaf 10 ths Ight- a
ma dsonte rev ard " III ire gwen To any one reiaGerinf
such in form atom as may iead 1" Tie detection" al any
p.rtv or uatlIes counter letting the nediCIng or yend-
Ing The same kuow ius Ilsn to lie spurious.
- Snld atthe Mandatory Ot Professor HOLLOWAY.
20 Maiden Lane, New YORK. and by all respectable
I,rurrI sts and Dealers Ut McJfcIgc throughout the
UuiIrd Sta tes and tINIlizod world. IN boxes al -
GEMS. Lel cents. and q 'scn.
W There Is a consIdc iSbic SEWING by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-iIrectl0us for the guidance OF faiient5i II
every disorder are affixed Ia each BOA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

Dog or the Democrnt-he didn't know
which.
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e':spiS

This Ointment is universally used on board the
ATLANTIC sud Pacific whaling fleet a. i cure for scor-
hutic affections, and as the hest possible remedy Tor
wounds ANA bruises. Large supplies OF IL hsNe re-
Gently Leen ordeIed by lne on''a" "i iu'"e! i"' ho'
pIlaI PURPOSES.
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HOLLOWAY'S

In cases o Salt Rhrrm. where medical waters. OIL
pious aud every recIIe ui the risiuacypFs have
oruyed useless. the ON .r"nt vii; accom- IiI>I Il thor
CuglI cure. Fever So.es lr:a! quickly under us iniu-
enCe. and lis relaxing e,IeUi upon contracted slnews Is
any ,yntieTfnt
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gutd gmteuigentt.
C. O. r. r Time Table for the
Stations in Belmont County.
LCCOMNnDsTIo

J. WELSH, Agent.
GLENCOE. Dec. ], 1857.
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~ Pants procured on ueN' may b' CON
sidered "hreeehes Of trust
O. 4 bankrupt friend Of ours Was con-
dolpl with thn other day for his emhauass-
mcnt, "Oh, ann rut embarrassed at all,
said hei "it 10 my creditors that arc cmbar-
rassed,'
~ 4 foot race was lately run near Man
chcstcr England, 100 which the fret mile was
passed over IN minutes ~ seconds, OF al
the rate Of 10 mites an hour
A. Some idea of the great drought pre-
Willing al Mercer. California. NAV be formed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
MARRIAGES.

SiNrsoN-GrN--ln Sutton, Dec. % 10y Rev.
Maik llul, Mr.. Jesse simpson and MIS- Sarah
Gray, both OF sheffield,
ML,mi.-t,tlt,- Woodbury., Dec. L. h, Elder
TmLlhcr,' Mr--lluncc M,adrr. OF Dau,i,lc, ard
Mis-, Maudlua l.llis. ui MaaaAuIN.
DurnrtI-DANN-lu .lH9dflud. Dec. 18th. Mr..
Charles Boudctt, OF bradford, aud Mi,s Susan
Dana, Of DauNillc
BNUrItrr-NN NnoEN-m Jay, Dee. &, by Rev. 4.
Howard, Mr.. Charles Il. Bartlett aud Miss Ma.
rianna Sanhorn, both of Jay. ',.
GNltSrH-ruoNNG--At Derby Line, Dee 18th,
Mr. John Garner, Of bradford, and Miss Mary
1L0ma5. Of barustuu,
ALLAHp-FosrLu-In sheffield, b, Elder Wood.
man, Mr.. Ilorauo Anard, OF sheffield, and Miss
Harriet Foster Of lrasburgh,
I s-ll,--WhLIs--lu Wells River, Dec. n, hy
Rev. $. VI. plimpton, Mr.. Edwin y. Fisher and
Miss Helen Il. Wells, both OF Wells River.
lLl.N-CuAMhLEIlA-=I Ia Nell Rlles,- pae- %
by Rev. :. VI. plmpton, Mr.. Dan Y. Bailey
lato of Stockton, Cal, and Miss Rachel Cham.
berlin.
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DEATHS.

CvrLEn-n Lower Waterford, Oct 18th, Miss
Hannah Cutler aged c.. She died in the hope
Of a GLORIOUS immortality.
DHnCK-In West Bnrct, Dec. 18th, Mr.. Walter
Brock, aged so years.
BrUnGE--lu Concord, Nov. Il. Susan Angelina,
unly daughter OF Edwin Il. and Susan A. Bug
bee, aged years, 2 months and II days. tHcr
death was occasioncd by falling backwards into
pail Of hot water. She lived only about 81
hours.
BLANCnARp--.At Greensboro, Oct. 81, Mary Jane,
only child of Samuel and PAMELA blanchard
aged years month and 20 days
MonsL--At Greensboro, Dec. II, Russell Morse,
formerly OF Warren aged about 10 years.
CooK-ln Hanover, y. H., Dee. 10. Mrs. Caroline
II. Cook. Of Greensboro, wife Of Charles Cook
ESQ, aged 40 years and 10 months. Her re-
ma inferred at Greensboro JON Thurs.
dnY, the 18th.
SfAa-ln Danyillc, at tho residence Of his son-in,
Inv, S. J. Y. Vail. Esq, Doe Is, Hon. Samuel
Sias. lie wac born Dec %. l7I5, consequently
lacking but five DAYS OF being So Years OF age
His death was sudden, caused, it is supposed
by disease Of the htNrt,-,.Hc retired TO rest il
usual health, and the family found him dead in
his his. bed about 1 o'clock on the morning Of the
KING--In Danvillc Dee. %. Mrs. Ruamah King
widow Of the late Asa King, aged 70 years.
/ INGALLs-In Walden, Oct. %, Mrs. Lovisa In
/ gals, wife Of Mr.. James Ingalls,
! JANtEs--In Victory, Dec, ., Levi Milo. son OF VIM
G, and Louisa c. James, aged years, 10 month";
and 10 days.
MooHr--At Cambridge Mass, Dcc's. Mr.. VIM
II. Moore, formerly Of LancaAtsr, n. H., aged 80
! PnELrs-In Troy, Dec. :, widow phelps, aged 10
| WEHsrER-ln Irasburgh, Dec. :, an infant son o
DAyid and Eliza d. Webster, aged 1 weeks an,
| 3 days. +
MrrcA Jr-In Irasbufgh. Dec. %, Of consumption
! Mr.. Harvey ActcNh aged IS years.
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STATE or rERUONT


THOMAS MlkuWN'S ESTATE
The Probate Court ct the DtTl, OF CardouiL To Der
suu, interested IA the estate u Tuuuas Ackown. late
ocorgc Masou Aduluisttator estate represents
10 raid Court Wy his prtsu IN writing that the Thor,
Mckown deceased was at the time OF hs death The owner
OF tcrtNn real estate To Wit the ll farn. called. sit
uatcd VA barnet aforesaid containing About one hundred
--l-t','f1- A4a IL which the
said interstate formerly resided Also that ~ eu certain
pSrsonA estate cuusistng Cash, Chusrs In action. and
miscellaneous cIe,t, said administering also ,cptcscuts
that would DC beneficial u the hslrs and those interested
IN said estate by reason of the Infancy Of some ct the aid
cs. and By reason OF some 81 said helm Residing nut ui
this stat" That the whole ~ said estate ant all other csta
both personal and real ct which the said Interstate
the time oi ais dealh the owner OF which said admins
traitor hY operation 81 law become srzed ami pos.
scssed shurH We aid although the same we're not nc,s
a. pay debts and charges OF administration aud Rat
c procreds VI said sale should be dccrccd and assigned
the law drets aud said administrator has made appct-
ton 60 said toutt r LICENSE and authority To sell ihc Whole
u said estate pursuant To- the provisions OF the statute Ia
that behalf Aud said administrator herewith brings Hu
Cuurtthc consent and appreciation IN writing u all 'uc
heirs apd guardians OF hCr 10 said estate residing IN THIS
said application will heard and decided by said Court
at the Probate oncc Ia 81 Jshusbuty the lsh day
January, A, u. 1855.
You Therefore, hereby noned TO appear before said
Court At the time nud place Aforesaid aud Oh oVt
cause. to the granting OF said license
Dated at st Johhsbury Aforesaid this :6th day Of No
Ncnbor A. d. 1857.
6G-os ASA l.. FRENCH Register.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONY.

BosroS, April Is. 1859. ,
No a. Union 81
Mn. srrm W. Fowrr,-DNr Sir Your inyHluaGc ncd.
gravr Last july was attacked 10y a sudden Cold which
resulted In very Cough, with Violent Pains Ia tue
side and Chest. became much reduced thht my
friends frankly told that must de. THIS crisis
heard OF Wstnr's Basam wild Cherry and immediately
sent for bottle. The enect produced was indeed wonder
ml Ny phvschn. one Of the most Irapretahr IN "slnn
who had previously told tai~tc hopeless, came
in and INnftme him what had taken lie examined
Inc Hnsnu anil continue the use u IT, since
witch tifpr continued 10 Improve daily and the
came stefan who had given INC Mp told me, few dy
since. that might vet nfa many years $500. ,,.,,.,
Respectfully MARY ROWE
eeFtlly tasiliy The truth Of the above state
'''''' 49, $500 WILLIAM DEkAErT,
MARTHA DEM E1'r.
None genuine unlcsG signed l. Butts on %. wIarref'
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Conn, & Pass, Rivers Railroad,
OPEN TO BARTON.

nN and after Tuesday. December 8, 1897,
~ GRd Until Further notiee,
MAIL 1RAlN CONC SOUTH
will leave narton ats A NJ, 81, Juhnsbury go.
Wells River 20 30, aud arrive AZ ", u. JSpstioa
81 l2.l5 NJ. Reach Concord. y, A. $3.50 L
~. Bostun q 50. Springfield. Nass 6.IS. and Esw
urt tzith strrst rtutrout ~ l,3e u Ill
NAH. TRAIN GOlSC NORTu
Ill leave ", Il. junction a. J 10 I'M. cohSsstlnK
With nam from UUftVU ~ ~ = hfT-r-,.- 80 nd
will the train ftum New York a. 80 J. ~ tdsY
preNiyusi, Wells River at 400, -. JUhaa bury ~
u5 and arrive az barton st6.ls y ",
GEu. \. MEEUiIL. Sept.
~ Johr,buIy. Dee. 3. 1855, L1u
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COMlILlNLONEN.N NOIICN-

JAMES Nllll.lN lNrAtl.
AYE thr sulsttu'tH. ltiuE appointed los The J. olAtg
~ t.. ey lee. 4.,t.t.4 l-sss
tCNu tAamuc aud aINat all ,laiua and demands cd a b
pvNis against o. estate ut JaW,s Si,uc late ut Guid
bali lu Had ulsttt. tyt, asf. and tur uf
vvaTf rNiii,l be- offset tt-f- rsy- utig- that
ia months tom the 1th day Dyi,u,r les are al IA
rd ir the creditors present their tauus AID CONN
'irtrr- ~ Naiiua t. sl sI..W t,.t it,.
Al That 81 ts ttii--h rTfz o. lr
buuul, be- said district u tuU tvrt,il dis ct -
uafy aud tri aaA 60 MAJ ucNt ct nine p,pck 4 VI on
each OF AAid days
MOSES RODGERS. lCtumit.
HuhAftu \. ALLEN, -irtvt,.
Gullihall. Dec. 2ith. 4. u ISL. t6.,s
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FOR SALE.
10 nnA GOOD CEDAR POSTS, and Pine
i O,OOO and Spruce Lumber OF all kinds.
Also, Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shingles.
Gju &. II. x J. NJ. WEEKS.
Eo1 - ALaH.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ~---
Lledonin &C. A priculturnl Society

THNIIE members OF this Society are hereby noti-
fed that tho annual meeting will be hold at
the st. JGhnsbury House, on TUESDAY. January
10, 1853 nj 10 o'clock, \. for the choice OF or
fcer4 and tho transaction OF any other business
proper to bc brought before said meeting.
The Committee on Field Crops will report at
said meeting, and all those competing for prcmi
ums are requested to furnish written statements
to the Committee of the manner Of raising their
crops a. J, WILLARD. Secretary.
St. Johnsbury. Dee. % 1857. 1851 &
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Drugs and Medicines,

fINll. subscriber has recently purchased the
1 Aputhccar, Shop ~ Lyndon owned by M.
u. :, full, where uAy b. found hill kIsoruasnt
u Drugs aud Medicine, Vegetable, ArasTa sHd
Patent. Also,
CHEWICILS, STRGICiL INS7Rg-
MgNTS, F.IACl IE7iCLES,
aud h. shoucrrry thing keptin ike estahlish ssts
Prescriptions compounded With AsoufAty asa
despatch, Medicines. Surgical lnsuumsn,s ANt
Hooks. Medical az Miscellaneous, not o. had
viii be procured ~ short notice,
~ Otdrr' gratefully received and promptly Az
tended O.. J." -, CAHPEkTER.
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4 RCll, Ssh and Oven Mouths, Cast ssiat o.
~ Ham Drrr rr.Asl llinges Alec alAfIs
assortment ~ Hollow Mprat
fIONN1ON 4 DEnINoG.
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Atm4Art..it u,,t cattle. t.a aturr. pairs WufsuE
uNru, ur Cows ana taNva. ltul tuycp ami aunt. aud
h.s
Fl.as ~ ur.f INfH H Hrsf quality s. 50 second 80
go.hH, thiJd uu. gaHUa tta.
NpfsIus uAru So. lu.. 49, IlI
Cows tId Calves. so sIlu noticed
ss-Ncalliugs 80 10. rvo ycan Old, So ,
Three eats old, 80 aa1
sheep aud Llmps II ,g- La Fstfa. Isl So
NMlur " hHltaAir. 20 ~ BE- lsrI H fytalI n g
lll,a .t pee DO. frltHts afH,s, taIt AIMS. % q tee
Ururr NATE't s8Ut Jtg FaTl' ~ fl't Wtrb' rI'fr
iNE large supply Of beet Iuurr WIu probably bv uuiu-
byf ton uNrr and u.t,s UI ur lHrI utAt week Shvvp
aui lambs du swine syl qulc- there tylug but lev
Ht market