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Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
HOG KILLINC

Ihe subscriber. having had long experience
as HOG BUTCHER, would respeclfHlIv oc.
Ter his services to the citizens of Smvrna
guaranteeing to render them entire so,istoc'
ton. lie has all the machines for cu,tng tbo
meat sausage. &c. thereby greatly lesseuinG
the trouble of the housewife He only asks =
trioI' de can be found at any time at his resi-.
dence-the old brick house in Irishtown
JACOB LEINBERGER.
roVl5-lm
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
Notice to IIousckccpcrs.

h"usekeeperS' and all others that love dry Carpets
remember that the undersigned Is now nrepartI Ia
put on or furnish them with r. G. AIa,rhe,,sn,'s b.,
eht Spring W1a'heT Strips, for Doors. These Snrn"s
ana Hinges are all bass, that water cannot ru,
mem III all cases these Strips are insured 10 iurn
strip 10 III on. WN N Sr In,i Iie'
~ D" nave man, who understands the bus
ness TO put them on throughout the State.
scp6-3m
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFORMIT OI
PRICES.
A New Feature i'm BUSINESS

Every One his own Saesman!-JONEs 4 Co. of ,ho
Crescent neprce Clothing Sore. Goa Market street
nhove sixth, Phi'ndephia. In Dddiion 90 hayIno tLa
in Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales W.,
have constituted every one his own salesman by hay
ng marked IN figures, on each article. The very low
est price II can be sold for, they cannot possibly
and prepared, aud great pains taken with the making
10 that all can buy with the full of getting
good article at the very lowest price. Also, large
stock OF piece goods hand Of the latest STYLES and
qualities. which will be made 20 oider im ihe most
ashionable and best manner IS per cent below credit
price Remember the Crescent, in harkeI street. above
Sixth. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
DIR. J. E. CLAWSON

llaVIng located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all its branches 10
the community.
VI OFFICE and Residence, on Main street,
opposite the Upper Hotel"
Aug. &c 1897
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
STOCK OF GOODS
just received at the Store of
4. I'D. tEA IEELTON

Erghsh and AmcrIcnn PRINTS. from mfl,oIoIo,,
a iar9e l"i ct DELAiNES, from i2y 10 - cts. Ais,
IlhghamS Cloths, for Ragims and DnsIer,. a ,o,,
|%mahIie "|tStahie assortment of TRAVELLING DRESS
noHu'' new nlea'h he'd aud Brown Musllns; a .upe
nor lot of MalIalItu's Goods for C,,I. b. "P'
NrsiS Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. "'
'heap sugar and Coffee; large lot of Sup,,.cn-oi
iin,l' ana shoulder, Shad. Wine Fish, ana lIerrng
ny me barrel or retail Also. Good Cheese '''s
N B.-A Well selected stock of Rcn,Iv.,noio 1,I.,t
ing, at a very low price ''' ~'"'"
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
TIN AID STOVE SLOPE

SMYRNA, DEL.
f13 The undersigned WOULD respectfully inform
as MS friends and the public Thai he ci,linuc> tn
'STIrIy on: nj ms old stand. the TIN and SIO\I
=. bi 81 NESS IN all It's branches where opv nr,,-
~ III . ms me can he had as cheap can be ptlTcbos
~ i 'le nrgeSt cities. Also japan and Britannia
ware always on hand.
SitEI-lRON work ofal kinds promntlv attended,
10 on The most reasonable Terms u
Tatlcular attention paIl 10 Gurtering and RooGng
nose wishing any KIND of work in hls line shonld
ny d"iHg good work al a small profit
'i NJ. SPARKS
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
REAL ESTATE AGEHCyI

me subscriber, having opened an Office in, the tovp
OF Smyrna, Kent co. Del WouId rosno,t ~. .'e ,""h
Tue pnohc that he rs now prepared to sell NJ n,nd
e'a'" commlsSon. nil REAL ESTATE which NAV ho
pul IN MS hands From his past experience fboyino
llmI ted scale. and his extensive acouoInioyc :, ~
rnu 'lt surrounding States, particularly New JERSEY
le S confident that he offer advantages IN ne,
v''s .ns ~ o'S"Se OF Rent ESIae. lie would thcre
i"re can ,he aItentnn OF Farmers and olhers ,n h
A8enCy' beieVmg that business entrusted To bi.LonJ
W. "iu e VI hh'lal' advanlage To both parties t'on
10 Ioun m al ms "lilce ON Commerce street Iir,t r
above Tschudy Il Collins Store. '''' uooF
MI '''I ~ NJ. JERMAN
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DIED

on Saturday last, at the Kent County Aims.
mouse, very suddenly, Charles Marin.
In Camden, on the 25h inst, Mrs. Jemims
rrouse' wife OF w. S. Prouse, aged about 2G
years. ~
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06

OF See adverIiscmentin IO-dsy's paper Of
Prot. Wood.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
AOrt DcpOst
FlanIng Mill & Sash Factorv


,s EIie the attention Ofal persons IN tho ci,, mr.
p.y VINO contemplate the erection of DIveIii1oS
.'aia ~ 10 our extensive stock of BUILDING Mi
n :" ."e Iough aud prepared for use namely.
r. ',', n"p WINDOW FRAMES. Circular g. Pia,n)
PANEL SHUTTERS
SAsmEs, (tilassed and mn, C,Ios.oI
WOOD MOULDINGs
ilOTBED SASH,
BRACKETS
WOODEN MANTELs
nEwEL PosTs, (Tnrned)
BALLAsTERs, fTuru.E
BARN NENTILATsRs
WINDOW GLASS,
BUILDERs' HAKnwARE
SASH WEIGHTS AND Conus -y
HAND RAILING, 81"
NhURCh PEws, WOoD TuRE EoR CuAtN P.up
Als0-DRESSED FLOORING.
WHITE FINE, NORWAY PINE, YELLOW pINr AVN
r"h@LOcR, (weil seasOned)
a'ueuiar attention given to the shipment
" materials to all points, with dispatch. bv
railroads and steamboats,. "
VI All OF the above we offer as low Is the
'owest' Tor the cash. or approved paper.
Al orders by mail or otherwise, attended IN
Win promptness, by holland g. co
"O'o Port Deposit, Md.
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"a: @,
MARTIN T.. DICKSON. -'
Cheap Watch e. JcwcIrv Storo

! would respectfully inform NV friend. and ,h.
pun,Ic generally that | have ON hand a ,rrv rLoce
suck . OF Gold and Silver WATCHES winch offer
Ill., '"r as low as they can be bought m the citv
@Ner 'ecia' les and other articles too numerous ,o
i 'uo'. All want rs call. In satisfy you ofIhe re-
- uu,."" ol prres All gO"Is wnrrented 10 be as ten
Resented. or the money refunded ~
N. B.--Parncular attention gwen IN reps;,;,. :, -,
Foxwell's Hotel 80 ~ opI%S'e
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Hog Killing.

Ihe subscriber having been engaged for
TWO or three years back in KILLING Hoes
intends to continue the same this season md
desires all having Hogs to kill to leave word
w..h MN or Michael Riley, and they sha be
attended to if possible.
JAS. w. LOVEGROW
:, ~. B.-The regular days for KILLING are
Mondays and Wednesdays. Place of Slaugb.
ter near the Presbyterian Church.
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BLANK NOTES : or sale at this office.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06


TITS common observation that there are moro
sufferers from debility amodg Amer Cans then con he
found among any other civilized nation. The reason
Sobv'ous We take too little exercss and forget the
wants OF the body in the absorbing pursuits of busi
ness In all such ordinary medicine can do III,
tie good What is required is just such a tonic and
inv'gorai"r as Dr. llOtteter has gwen to the world
IN his CELEBRATED BITTERS The weak and
nervous denizen Of the counting house. the exhausted
'oer upon the shop-hoard. and The prostated student
VI '"e midnight lamp have found wonderful regene-
r'ior IN the "BI'rERS" and prefer it TO more Dre.
'ehlious but less effective medicines But il shouId
not be forgotten that the agent which s go m,gca m
It's influence upon frame which is merely debilito,ed
equally powerful in assisting nature TO expel the
most terrible forms of dIseuse Who would not giva
1t "a tIial. e
s"ld BY druggists and dealers generally cverv where
&TSee odveriIsemeI in another column.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-07
THE CALIFORNIAN.
Magnificent SWindic.-Y Yankee OutWittcd
by German Dry Goods PedIers.

About one hundred of the most intelligent
and wealthy farmers in this County and yicin-
ity Were yictimized during last week to the
tune of some fifteen thousand dollars, by a
coniederated band of those German worthless
who peddie dry goods and jewelry, and are
particularly anxious TO trade cheap miM far
mers wives and daughters.
IN the present case, however, they succeed
ed IN etfectlng wholesale trade in broad
cloth with the farmers themselves, the bed
lers representing that they were acting as a.
gents of large cloth houses in New York and
Montreal, and were particularly anxious to
have the farmers save the profits usual
~ charged by regular merchants. They
would sell at five per cent. from New York
cost and take a negotiable note at ninety
days for the amount for each note SO Ob-
tanned they gave a receipt, STIMULATING to take
back all the cloth unsold at the end of nine
ty days. when the note would be presented
for payment; and they would make pres
ent to each purchaser OF two or three delaine
CT calico dresses. and ii table-c!oth or two
In this and similar ways, sales were effected
for their cloth at price per yard of tirc o"!
a ha!f or SIR doliurs, winch turns out to be
a SOFT OF cotton and wool mixture worth a.
bout dollar and quarter a yard. This
band of worthless called upon monied men,
some in this village, and after having cashed
their notes, left on Saturday morning for
parts unknown, leaving IA box Of dry goods
i'll pledge for their bill at one Of the hotels.
which. on being opened, was found full of
empttness.-St. Iib"ns Messenger.
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laying her eggs, always selecting quiet, sly
place. when it can be found. Improving up
on this hint, fix up your boxes for the nests
in corner, ard in such manner as to
screen them from sight when passing near
them.
a well-fed fowl is disposed to lay large
number Of eggs, and they should have the
material necessary to form the shell supplied
to them, especially if confined.
A good shelter should always be provided
for hens to roost under, and suitable provis-
ion made to save ali the manure, and your
garden will pay in increased productiveness
for all Your trouble in the culture of fowls
RurW .Inericua.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-07
80 100000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.

An interesting letter from the Committee
on Farms of the State Agricultural Society
will be found on another page.
From Il careful estimate, the committee set
down the wheat crop of Wisconsin for the
year 1860, at 100000 of bushels. This
aggregate may seem enormous to those who
have not travelled in the State the present
season, and seen with their own eyes the ex-
tent and magnticence of our wheat fields
No other State in the Union can equal Wis
con>in as wheat growing State.-State
JoiunH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-07

Best Breed of IIens..Uints OH Breeding

The question is often asked, Which is the
best breed of hens ~ This is a very difficult
question to decide. Nearly every variety
has its own particular admirers. You may
ask dozen different persons their opinion
on this matter, and they will recommend as
many different varieties. But, as remarked
in former article on the subject, the profits
of poultry-raising depend more upon the
manner of keeping than upon the breed. As
a general thing the smaller breeds Will be
found most profitable at any rate the indi-
cations are that it is so, as in that section al.
the large fancy breeds of fowls-the Shans-
hal, Cochin China, &c.-have been got rid of.
as suppose the old-fashioned barn-yard
breed is found to be more cheaply AMI east
ly raised, and to give more eggs and better
flesh. But, as before remarked, by judicious
crossing with some of the imported fowls an
improvement is made for instance crossing
with the Spanish the haIf-boods will invaria-
bly, commence laying younger, generally be
for they are FIVE months old, and earlier in
the season, than the full-blood Spanish fowls
do.
Another evil too prevalent is in-and-in
breeding. My plan, when | commenced, was
to procure a cock and hen from widely diff
ferent parts. so as to avoid any relationship
From these bred, saving four pullcts, and
again purchased two of the finest cocks
could procure from different place. For
this pains think have been fully paid, as
my stock of fowls became much harder than
my former stock. This plan of breeding
have adopted with all kinds of poultry, and
can confidently recommend it to others.
Hens will not foursh in a crowded state,
neither will they lay SO we'll when great num-
bers are together. In summer, when the
weather is hot, if kept in close quarters fowls
will sometimes become lousy and if clean,
good ashes are placed where the hens can
have access to them, they will dust themselves
in them until the vermin disappear.
A hen is right prudsh old lady, and af-
fects great modesty in selecting her Lest and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-07
STATE or VERMONT.

E>SeN DISTRICT. $.
At Probate Court holden the Probate Office in Luz
n"Ibr", within and Tor said district the 18th day O
Aug. \. ID. lSiU
Instrument purpprins 10 lie the last viii and tc>is
Amei "i Abigail II Boy late OF Gudha. in said dis
trct, deceased being presented the court here
David ". Mower the executor therein named for Pre-
bate IL Is ordered 10y SAID court, that all persons c.nrer
ed therein he notified 10 appear Al session OF said Cuuri
10 be holden Al the Probate Office. in LuicIlIrc oh
the Eth day {. Sept >tu and show CauS- il ANY the,
have against the Probate said Will: Nhi,l,
PURPOSE il Is further ordered. that copy u the r.cuT.
o th, order bc published three week, succc>>ivey in the
Cdelni.n, printed AT ST. Jolsbury, preyiuu, 10 said
time appointed for hearing.
\ true copy col record.
40 Attest. JONAH BROOKS, Judge Of Probate
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SAND FOR BIDDING FOR HORSES.

Mr.. Small, Of Dundalk, Scotland, veter-
iaary surgeon of considerable experience,
states that sand is not only an excellent SUBJ
stltute for straw for horses bedding. but su-
perior to straw, as the sand does not heat
and saves the boots ofthe horses. He states
tina: sand is exclusively used for horses beds
in his stables.
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PEAL ESTATE at AUCTION
IN BURKE, VT.


The undersigned, Guardian unto Hannah Da-
mon. insane person of Glover, will sell at pub
lie auction. by virtue OF license of Probate
Court. on the I'D day Of September. A. ID. 1860,
n one O'Clock +. NJ, on the premises. small
farm formerly owned and occupied by Susan AL
len. containing fourteen acres of land, with
house and barn ON the same.
Persons wishing to purchase a small farm will
please notice. and govern themselves accordingly
GEORGE W. JENNESS, Guardian
Glover, Aug. -. 1850. SO
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And 80 much oi said land shall be required dis
charge a! taxes with costs will lie sold al public auction
the inn ot kiitri-c Hudson III said East Haven, Fri
day the 5th y ui October ncAt II ten O'Clock in the
noon, unless previously paid
DC. HI iSON. First Constable OF East Haven.
Date! al East Haven Aforesaid thie th day August
A. d. 1859. 4-t-
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FAST HAVEN.

The NONRESIDENT prOprietorS AMI land owners in tie
town oi East Haven IN the county of ESSEX are hcreb.
Notified that the taxes assessed 10y said within the
year next preceding tai, date, REMAIN either whole
i'll part unpaid the following described lands liz said
.t
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c. \ man lately received twenty lashcs,
well laid on, at the whippins-post in All Eng
lish town. The cu!prIt, instead of believing
when the constable applied the lash. laus he'd
immoderately. which made the angry officer
lay on with harder force. On giving him the
twentieth blow, the enrased officer could
stand it no longer well, here mister" said
the enraged officer, 1--WE done my uutv, and
can lick ye no more but IL just like to
know what it is that's SO funny % uuny,'
roared the other "why it's excellent. You
have got the wrong Smith. amt the man
that was to be whipped it's the other one.
C. Col. Smart Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Maine, in recent journey, took
his Seat by the driver Oh Il stage box. The
drivers talk indicated that he did not know
he was carrying the Democratic candid de-
In order to open his eyes and let lin know
that he carried Cesar and lis fortunes the
Colonel looked the driver full III the face aud
said, "Sir, do YOU know who YOU are rilin.
with ~ The driver confessed MS ignorance
Said the Colonel, You are riding with the
next Governor of Name The driver drop
ped his whip, grasped the Colonel's hand and
gave 1t real Republican grip, exclaiming,
elbow do you do =? How do you do, .W.
UashJulue ~
EY Col. keitt was serenaded at Columbia,
5. g., lately, and made speech in which he
re-asserted the policy Of immediate disunion
upon Lincolns election, which election he re-
garded as fOresonC Conclusion. Ills speech
Was warmly and enthusiastically received.
~ The diseases of Douglas which have
interfered with the discharge of his public
duties are thus enumerated
Where was Douglas when the homestead
bill passed the Senate
lie hal tie gut.
Where was Douglas when tributes of re-
spect were paid to Brodcrick ?
lie hod tie p|eu.txy.
Where was Douglas when the Davis reso-
lutlons passed the Senate
He had tie dysent,1y.
Where Was Douglas when the bill for the
admission of Kansas came up ia The Senate ?
lie had Tie bowi c"mpiotM.
c. \ lady in an omnibus at Washington
eSpltu tlit great uhiiI!l>leu uOiAe Oh tEe cap
itol (which don't look much like dome at
presently and said, innocenti,. Il suppose
those are the gas works ~ "les. madam.
for the nation was the reply of Il fellow pas
senger.
uF y woman residing in Yam Hi coun-
ty, Oregon, has had thirteen children. and
lost every one of them before their second
year.
C. Benz. Howard, an aged and highly
esteeme merchant, fell dead in Boston, Mon
day, while taking Fart in religious meetin:
held iii Trinity Church vesry.
ry Among the curiosi.cs that have bec,.
discovered by the census-taker. is 4 pretty
little girl OF fifteen, in the Southern part OF
Monson, who has i husband tly-seven years
of age.
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DICKERMAN, BARNEY e. CO..

l26 and 1913 Milk street. Boston.
Manufacturers and Whoesale Dealers IN Fluid nd Gam
phene Oils Soaps, Candles,xc. Kerosene Oilcosanty
IN hand and quality W 2JraAted.
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III O Il Ii + r S
B l. O O ID + O O ID

B l. O O ID + O O ID
Healthy human Blood Upon being
AN Al. N/F.D
aw presents H. with the ~n" essential clements and
the true standard A1IIN The huud
suffering iuln tui>in pilril, Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia. SCI"iua. AC. aid We md III every instance
cIcn,e> III the red -luuic> al Blood Supply
these dcircitic>. ana N"h are made we'll. The BLOOD
FOOD Is Uulird upon This thcorNcICe il, astonishing
success. There are
FIVE PREPIRITIONS
adapted I" the dccie,c- the Stood III different diScas-
e, ForCUUGlIS. COLDS EKUNt HITS OF ANY alice
whatcNcr "I the THROAT 1T NGS induciI. con
ST MPIIUN. use No |. which ais, the No. Tor DE
Chronic CONF plants arising iInu OI Ei-lSE. Gen /
DEBILITY amt NEkN CT ) PkUSTKAriuN. No. =. ior
LIVER COMPLAIN IS No. ,. lur pl SPEPSIA Being
already prepare, in: absorption i; Tk IN Bl DROPS
,arrie INV riat,N int" the circulation. that wh.,
yu gain you retain. The No i "r FrMA r IRKE,U
IAkIrlES. Ill SIERRA. " EAkNES>ES. AZ. See. spec
Ia "I This. For SALT RIIEt NJ ERR PTIUNS
StkUFi Lot S.k lDN El ANA Bl.IDnEK t0MPLiIN Is
take No ). In all the directions must Ice strictly
followed Price "i BLOOD FOOD 81 pei bottle. Sold by
CIT re A DUPONT.
Ne. ~? Brutdw av. New Rork.
q. {. Goodwin Go. Wholesale Agents. Boston.
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. 10-2l
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The Fall Term of this school will commence
on Monday. Sept. ). 1860, and continue eleven
weeks under the care of
STARK FELLOWS,
of Dartmouth College. assisted by competent
Teachers of French. Painting. Drawing. and Pr
ano v uSc. Special care will be taken to impart
thorough instruction in all the branches pursued.
Tuition from =, 90 to $500 according to branch
cs pursued
French. Drawing. Painting and Music extra.
Board including wood and lights, $50 per
week Ample rooms for self-boarding can be OBJ
tanned on reasonable terms.
A. J. HYDE, for Ex. Com.
East Iiardwick, VT. July. 1860. l-G
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Paddock Machine Works,
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.

TNHE subscriber has on hand or will make
l. to order Woodworth's Planning Machines of
vrriOus sizes and prices, Dimension Planers, Sash
and Door. and other Lumber Machinery. Nill
Work and Repairing done short notice and on
reasonable terms.
Has constantly on hand the Ethan Alien Cook
Stove, Fire Ranges and Boiler Plates. Doors fol
Arches and Sugar Houses, Hall and Church
Stoves, Clothes Reels, Blacksmith : Twires, Door
Stills and Track Sinks and Hollow Ware. Abbie S
Patent Pig Pen: Sawyer's CultivatOrS, Chimney
Tubes and such articles as are usually manufac-
turcd at such an establishment.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
THOMPSON.
St. Johnsbury, May .. 1859 37tf
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ind tie Crops TW ReUard Iou
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale of the
CELEBRA TED BUZZELL PLOV.
and pillow castings for repairs, hereby gives notice
that he is ready to furnish farmers, merchants
and others with these favoritc plows and castings
on short notice and at reasonable prices The
sale of these plows has increased beyonda paral-
lei in Vermont. 1t is the intention of the manu-
flcturcrs of these plows to use the best of oak
and iron, and to have them built in strong and
durable manner, and by adding new improve
ments annually, to keep the Buzzell Excelsior
Plows ahead of all other plows, for Northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. Every pillow is
warranted in work and material.
+ 4 II Nj f. RS.
Try them and you will want to try no other
ALEX'R LANG.
st. Johnsbury, March 8, 1860. SO-29
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9eeal Adrfrtisements.
COuVISSIONERS NOTICE

I'VE, the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
Court for the district Caledonia, commissioners Ia
receive, examine anu adjust all claims and demands OF
persons against the estate Of lillian Gilbrsh late OF
Barnet ia said district deceased, and the claims OF de-
Observation-Disclosures thereto hereby give notir.
SIX months from the 9Th day of Aug, 4. ID. lS6n
are allowed for the creditors To present their claims
aidconins>iOnerS, for examination and allowance and
that We will meet for that purpose, the store oyt
Abbott in said Barnet Friday, September y. A ID
lSe and JANUARY H. ISL al O'Clock p. each
said days.
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y + \ |. ELS L \ Il + \
AUCTION !

Ill be sold at pubic auction at the
ST. JON. SBTR nor S Z
in ,hc Village of st John >bury. on Saturday the
I'D day Of September next. at | O'Clock III the
forenoon. the following real estate. tn wit
The dwelling house and land connected with
the same on TIE East side of Caledonia Street.
,a>tcrly from the depot i'll the Village of St.Johns-
bury also. the saw MILL dwelling house and out
buildings connected Herewith. belonging to the
Lawrence Mill $50 called i'll Victory. and about
twenty acres of land in that part of Victory for
merry BRADLEY Vale also. 4 part Of Lots No. Is
i'll the lGth and 18th ranges. No. L. in the 10th
range. No. i'll the 18th range and No. l in the
lJ,h range in said Victory.
Terms q: payment made known at time of sale.
The mills and lands in Victory will be sold sub
jet To l!cumtrances. the amount of which will
tI given a the time of sale
BARRON MOULTON,
Assignee of J. LAWRENCE.
Aug. %. 1850. 80