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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonia
WEDNESDAY, Sept. "a. 1862.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. "a. 1862.
At market 1887 Cattle. about 1900 Beeyes and
637 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and .t. two and three years ODDS
KICEs-Market Beef-Extra $685. $50;
first quality 1913 5000; second do. $500 a
5000 third do. $3.50 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen-$90, 600 l50:
Cows and Calves-$22, 80, 80, AZ.
Yearlngs-S7.0 90 $50.
Two Years Old-Sl4 10.
Three Years Old-SlS a 10.
Sheep and LANDSLIDE at market. Extra and
selections. $500. S,25 $50; in lots, $500
$50 a. ,75.
Spring Lambs-S0. 90 600.
Swine-0 at market
Hides a &c per Id.
Calf Skins-8 &c per Id.
Pelts-SO, 81 LOO each.
Tallow-74 7ic per Id.
Veal Calves-from so to 5000.
Remarks-There was large stock at market
this week; nothing higher than so per cwt. and
some very good cattle sold as low as S. % per
cwt. The average sales of beef was full 25c per
cwt. lower than last week. There was a large
number of sheep. and sales were quick at sight
advance on last week.
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q James Leonard, of Upper Gilmanton
\. H., has written letter stating his difficult
ties in trying to enlist. He says, among 9th
er indignant things after accepting several
men over 45years of age, and several infants,
such as man like me could whip dozen of,
| vas rejected because l had the honesty to
acknowledge | was more than As wears of
age. The mastering officer was very good
looking man, about 80 years old, but guess
| can run faster and jump higher than he also
take him down, whip him, endure more hard
ships, and kill three rebels to his one"
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governed by the rules and regulations Of the

governed by the rules and regulations of tn,
war department aforesaid. This beino III,
lact' the question then arises, Have we
State militia law l answer, yea, and eve
ha'e' since the first organization of our Sratt
government. The author aforesaid cites the
"old militia law as he is pleased to term oul
present State militia law of 1912, with sub
sequent amendments, which laws have neve,
been repealed, and consequently are now in
force.
Let me briefly refer to that law. In accor.
dance with resolution of the State legisla.
ture OF Vermont, adopted November 1871,
ex-governor Silas H. Dennison, Hon Paul
Dillingham; and Gen F. W. Hopkins were ap-
pointed committee to revise the military
law of the State, and on their report an act
in relation to the militia, passed November
-, 1912, dividing the State militia into three
divisions, nine brigades and 81 regiments, in
Guiding the uniform companies in those lin
its, defining their bounds and enacting code
of laws for the government thereof. Title 2,
) IL, of said act reads as follows: "The &C.
tive militia Of this State shall consist and be
composed of the uniform companies raised
at large, and in all cases shall first be order
ed into service, in case of war or invasion. or
to prevent invasion, to suppress riots, or to
aid the civil officers in the execution of the
laws of the State" 1t will be necessary here
to bear in mird that our State militia is de-
nominated the "active or uniform militia" and
the "enrolled militia" Title Il, 254, of
said law provides I'm case of war, or to pre-
vent invasion, the governor and commander
in-chief, is hereby authorized and required to
order out, from time to time, for actual SER
vice, by draft or otherwise, as many of the
militia (both "enroled" and active) as the ne
cessity of the case may require"
256. owl enever it shall be necessary to
order out the militia, for actual service or anv
part thereof, such order shall first be issued
to the uniform militia. Afterwards such
number of the enrolled militia as shall vol
unteer Individually or by companies shall be
accepted and organized"
25S authorizes the governor and COM
to order out any divisions,
brigades, regiments or companies of the same
and cause the officers to be detailed sufficient
with those attached to the troops to organize
the forces"
$3.50. whenever any draft from the mi
litla shall be ordered, the non-commissioned
officers and privates, except SO many as shall
offer to serve voluntarily, shall be drafted by
lot from the company, and the officers regu.
larly detailed from the roster"
At the time of the passage of this act
(le42) the enrolled militia were compelled to
do military duty, the same as the uniform or
''active militia" II.
On account of the press of news we are
obliged to cut this communication short. As
the matter is already decided, and nearly all
of the officers of the Vermont nine months
militia will have been elected before this COM
will be seen by the public, we do
not consider it important.-Editor.
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At Lyndon. Sept 4. of diptheria. Nettie Isora.
aged years and mos. Also, Sept. 10. Ellen
Augusta, aged 8 years and IL mos. children of
Orenzo P and Abigail H. Wakefield
AT Danyille, Sept. %, of typhoid fever and Dip
| liberia. George A, son of G. A. and B. w. Bur
bank, aged Is years and mos.
In Danvile, Sept. ID, Phpbe, wife of Plinv
Bolton, aged % years.
In Buffalo. ". V, Sept. s. Abigail B.. widow of
John Farnsworth, formerly of Danville. aged g.
In Walden, Sept. l, iona. Haynes, aged ST.
Sept. 9, Noah White, a. ed IS.
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Making % per cent for the wear
ending Aug l. 1867. Said per centage 10 be cast
upon the original amount Of the premium note.
without reference TO any Endorsement and to
be paid TO the Treasurer. at his office in Montpe-
Ter on or before the 18th day of October. 1867
Members of the Company will find in the hands
of the Representatives elect to the Legislature.
schedule showing the amount of assessments due
from each respectively; and they are particularly
desired to see that the money for their assess
ment Is forwarded to the Office in October The
assessment must be paid when due. Those who
thus fail to pay ought not to expect to be paid if
their property is destroyed by iire. little aten-
ton to this on the part Of the members of the
Company. at the proper time, will save them ex-
pense and trouble. tSee sec. s Act of IncUrpora-
ton. on your policy. which will be enforccdl
j. L. TIlURSTON, Treas.
Montpelier. Sept ,, 1862. l2-ll
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u The National Intelligencer states that
Gen Sigel had been on duty in and near
Washington ever since the return of the ar.
my from the line Of the Rappahaunock river.
His command is also near at hand and has
not been called upon to encounter any new
danger since its service under Gen Pope.
Gen SigePs corps is not, and has not been
with Gen Mcclellan during his campaign in
Maryland. The order for the march of both
SigePs and Heintzelman's corps up the low
er bank of the Potomac was countermanded,
Thus the chance of iEtercepting the flying re.
bells while crossing the river was lost.
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MARRIAGES..

At St Johnsbury. Sept. Is, by Rev H. P Cush-
ing, Jared II. Plaisted of Jefferson, n H.. and
Mary A. Smith. of Wndham, Me.
At the West Concord House, Sept. Is, by Rev
l.. II. Tabor. Selim E. Grout of Concord, and
Annette r. Hutchinson. of Waterford.
At Bethel. Sept. 20. by Rev J. P. Stone. assis-
ted by Rev Elisha Folsom. David S. Foso OF
Corinth, and Nancy A. Philbric of Topsham
At Sutton. Sept. 9, by Rev Mark Hill, David
+. Hammond and Betsey Maria Ferguson, both
of Wheelnck
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SHEEP.

The subscriber has on hand and for sale or to
let, % full blood Spanish Merino Bucks. Gent
farmers please call and examine the above nam
ed Bucks and see for yourselves if it will not be
an object to cross the Spanish with the coarse
wool ewes and get from one to three lbs. more
wool per head, as wool pays these war times
One OF these Bucks weighs LIS lbs, 2years old
last Spring, sheared last May l64 lbs.
1871 A. H. WILCOX.
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>late Military Items.

Inc military company rendezvoused at
L"Gon was organized the 18th by Brig Gen
J1,Nman, and made choice of the following
cheers:
Christopher R McGaffey of Lyndon.
Isl lt-Geo H Blake of Sutton.
-!-S;ephen o Elkins of Wheelock.
Sergeants.
t. Graves, T A Fletcher,
Hammond, VIC Gidden.
IA Gray.
Co,porals.
i a thomas, SW Gordon,
IWi.ev. JIG Simpson.
Il Chase, n w Caswell,
&c Barber. 81 Winnie
We will publish the roll of this company
"'nlShed us as early as Saturdays mail
En-
Inc company organized at Mclndoe's the
'''A made choice of the following officers:
-NSiAcS ~ SleNeuS.
Is, Lt-John C Blanchard.
-'-NOses Lyman, Jr.
"m. ". Grout, Esq, Of Barton. is elected
''P'aA OF the nine months company raised
=, Barton, lrasburg, Sutton Greensboro, etc.
'-"i'I he in the 18th regiment.
lie recruits for the old regiments that
ave been quartered at Danville of late, left
MI camp at Burlington, on Friday last.
''''Fe We're between one and two hundred,
- '"ey went across 10 Montpelier in wag-
O..
lie three Years recruits who have been
Altered at Bradford lately, undertook to
+-"e good Union man of one Wilson, of
''s' falree, Of whom it was said that he
l- Certain secession procivities. They
--sas MIN carry and cheer flag through the
"ses OF Bradford; but he finally got shut
""eA the soldiers gave him ride on a
'" Some citizens interfered and the man
way rescued from further violence. The SOL
''s have now gone to Burlington, and the
'''sA undoubtedly breathe easier.
va E. B. Sawyer of Hydepark has been
''P'In'ed colonel Of the lst Vermont caval.
=. - we Chas H. Tompkins, resigned, and Ad
''oH W. Preston of Danyille, Lt.Colonel, in
5,s's OF Geo B. Kellogg, resigned. We are
'''"ea that both these officers have proved
ourselves worthy Of the places to which
are now assigned, and We trust the af
4' 'i the lst ': cavalry, which have here
oeen somewhat mixed" will now rur
smooth.
we nave been shown letter from Nor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-26
THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Arrest of Scamps.

Arrest OF Scamps.
Doctor Antonio c. Camps, arrested in
Washington by the provost marshal, six
week, ago, has been released on condition
,b,, he will leave the country. This is the
.,me fellow who escaped from an officers
hands in this place some eighteen months
90, and who was at the time under sentence
d, Imprisonment in Jail for dealing in liquor
,,r,rary to law. Arson Foster, like Camps,
temporary resident Of this town year or
more ago, and character not greatly dissim-
,r. has recently been conveyed to the Jail in
Rutland for aiding and abetting soldiers who
sd received uniforms and bounty, to escape
,,o Canada.
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q Gen Ti!ghman, recently released from
imprisonment at Fort Warren by exchange, is
now at Jackson, Miss. He addressed the cit
liens of that place, and stated that at Fl. War.
rem, Gen Buckner and himself were thrown
into dungeon thirty feet deep under the
ground, and for four months and half ex.
Guided from the light of day and not permitted
to exchange word with any living soul. II
is OF no use to treat these lying scoundrels
decently.
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ORDER| NOTICE Of SE7'7y ElIEN1

STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT. IS
AT Probate Court held at ST JOhnsbury i'll said District
on the 22nd day oi Sept, A. ID. lo62.
WHEREAS, STEPHEN MCiAFFEY, Administrator
on the estate Of Charles D. penSon late of LvnLnu
III SAID district deceased PROPOSES to render an
account "l his administration. and to present
his account against said estate for examination
anu allowance Tor the purpose of making par
tltic and distribution o the Residue of said estate under
decree VI said court, among the persons who are bv
law entitled 10 the IL i therefore ordered by said
court that the under consideration and be
heard at the Probate Office, St JohnSbury the 18th
day tbi Oct. A d. l>62. And il is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by publ
cation OF copy ri the record of this order in the
Caconan, printed atSt- JUhnsbury. weeks sue
cesSHey previous 10 said time oi hearing. that they may
appear and contest the allowance of said account if
They see CAUSE ana also be heard by said court in the
matter of partition and distribution OF said estate
By the court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy of record.
ISlj Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH judge
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The Vt. Brigade.

As near as we can learn the casualties in
Smiths division at the battle of Antietam
Ner. few. The correspondent of the Tribune,
who was on the field, writes, "Gen Franklin
arrived with his corps about o'clock, and
Gen Smiths division was advanced over the
ground which had just been lost. His gal
ant Maine and Vermont troops went in at
toube-Guick, driving the rebels before them
rom the fences and beyond the woods, and
again took the point, this time not to be Civ
up In the lists Of the wounC ed we find
;-s following names: Lt-Col Joyce, I'd reg
nent-N. Lynch, l, Sd e. Bailey, X, Sd
Ia: Fitzpatrick, X, 9th.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-26

"a IN DAYS OF OLD. 81
There was time, In days Of old,
W hen health was priced above fine gold
That day has paSSed-a1 now neglect
That precious bOOn-a1 should protect
OF sense and reason all are bereft
Orlt would appear there's but little left
Apply II then TO cure your ills
By the Immediate of Herrick's Pills
These remarkable Pills startle whole communities by
their wonderfucures Adapted to infancy Youth man
hood and old age Put up with English Spanish French
and German directions: Elegantly coated with sugar
purely vegetable and sell in large family boxes fol 25 Cts
oee au'ei tseIlent GLIB
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"ANTED.-SOMETHING NEw.-Emplov-
w ment, Male and female agents in every
town and city in the United States $40 to $40
per month can be made,-no humbug. Business
easy, respectable. Requires very small capital,
will not interfere with other employment No
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dress HARVEY Brown & Co., Amoskeag, N. H.
l2-19*
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polatoe Rot.

We regret to learn that this disease has ap.
reared among US this season. We under
sand that in some of the towns in this coun.
y and in Orleans where the farmers are gath
.-;nc this crop they find in some instances
one half of it infected if not destroyed. A,
his disease is liable 70 progress after the crop
p, il the cellar the most disastrous results
are apprehended to this important Vermont
,rodlct.
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General Information.

Students enter AZ any time. No vacations Usual
time Ia complete the Course, Rom 10 - weeks Assist
ile rendered I" Graduates in Procuring situations
yates presented with elegantly engraved Diploma
E For catalogue .! 20 pages specimens Of peilmsr-
ship. &c, enclose two letter STAMPS and address
Low ELL WARNER.
lg-Co. Binrhan,tnn Nv
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The peculiar faint or
infection which xe
call SCRoFULA Turks
In the constitutions of
mulhuudes of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled. initiated state
of the blood, wherein
THAT fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
Ithe vital forcesin their
vigorous action, and
+leares the system 70
Sa11 sn,a .l,e,r1a, ,-l
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Collegiate Course.

This Course embraces Book Keeping in ali Its depart
nen>, Pelmaii>hlp. Commercial Arithmetic Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law Political Economy
Comm rcia Ethics. Partnership Settlements Detecting
CounieTielied aud Altered Bank Notes &c
The Spriceran System of Penman>iip is taught in all
us VARIETIES by the most >kliu! masters vi the art.
Inc housekeeping department is Under the special
perv>on ana instruction ui the PRINCIPAL. d.
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/. Married..

|. Married.
We have seen marriage certificate signed
By Andrew Mcmillan, justice of the peace,
which states that he joined in marriage Al
bert F. Suiham and Isabella F. Hadlock, on
the sd day of August, 1862. Consequently
the advertisement of Sulham on the fourth
page is an imposition. Sulham has now gone
% the war. We hope he will kill great
many rebels, and return a better man.
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she has been affected witt bilious arrangement
OF the sadly mpang heT health, which has been
steadily failing during that period When New York
in Aprll last friend advised test Pills. Hap
ig the fullest confidence In the Judgment II my friend
obtained supply Of Messrs Barnes Park Druggists.
Park Row. New YORK ON returning home, ceased
all other treatment, and administered Your Pills,
each night The improvement in her feelings. complex
Ion, dfyeSiiuf etc. surprised all rapid and perma-
nei Restoration 10 health has heen the result We used
less than i've boxes and consider her entirely well
consider The above jusi tribute la You Physician
and trust Il " Ill be the of inducing many 10 adopt
your Pills as their family medicines
lremain, dear sir. with many thanks.
Your nisnrrfir >rrrani.
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Fire.

Tie Westinghouse owned and occupied by
lanes Gleason, of Paddock's Village, caught
ire and was destroyed on Monday night
Tie FIRE took in the roof or attic, and before
any one was awakened, the roof was nearl,
all in blaze. The fire department saved his
saed and wood, and barn with its contents.
We understand the house was insured in the
Farmers Mutual.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
The Worlds Great Remedy fol

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
In advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and SO uni
versally known. that we need do no more
than assure the public that IFS quality is kept
I'D to the best it ever has been. and that il
NAV be relied on 10 do all il has ever done.
PreDared by DIR. j. {. AVER Co.,
Practical and Ina yttoal Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
HoYr & GREEN. ST. Johnsbuly.
JOHx II. MARTIN, Psaeham.
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Friday the 26th.

|, viii be noticed by reference to General
Nashburn's special order No. 50, that the
officers of the companies comprising the 18th
regiment will meet at the St Johnsbury
house on Friday the 26th, to elect Colonel,
It-Colonel and Major of said regiment. The
yfder, also the companies comprising the 10Th
ngiment, will be found in another column.
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The Vt. sth Cut Up.

We have space only to call attention to the
4a.ortunate affair eight miles from Algiers,
la. full account of which is given by cor
respondent. Company X went from Essex
county, and their friends there and elsewhere
vii have the hearty sympathy ofthe commu-
NIFTY
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the Subscribers, being appointed by the Honora
w bic Probate court for the district oCaledonia Commits
Soners to receive examine and adjust all CLAIMS andde
mandS of all persons the estate OF Amasa LHoOper
late OF ir0ton, in said district. deceased. and the
claims of the deceased exhibited in thereto hereby
give notice that six months from the 18th day of Aug A.
d. 1862 are allowed for the creditors heir claims
before Give notice that will meet for that pl-
pose, al the Dwelling House of Samuel r. Hooper. in
roton in said district the 9th day of October and oath
day vi February next al ten O'clock in the forenoon
each OF said days.
DANIEL ROBERTS, )c,
l3lJ JAMES X. DUNN, J0oui" -
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u U l. ID FRIEN DS-n
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrlcks Sugar Coated Pills

4 THE BEST FAMILY CA
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twenty Years 10y five million
oi persons Annually always
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nothing injurious pafroniz-
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| Large Boxes - cents i've
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directions with each box
Warranted superiort suy
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tallahassee. Leon Co..
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To DE- HERRicK. Albany.
n my Dear poctor--I
write this 10 inform Won o
the wonderful effect Of yepr
Sugar Coated Pills On my Ell
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WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY
AND ENGRAVING

Having had over II years experience in the
business, being practical Matchmaker and En-
graver myself, L shall spare NJ pains in eiyin,
satisfaction in this department of nv business
and warrant all work. c. c. CHILDS.
st JohnsbuIy, VT.
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DEATHS,

Fs Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted Free
onithares, Including poetry, inserted at line
advance. ~
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

crein i've hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
and hack. and Rheumatic Complaints in equally short
period ri time Spread beautiful white lamb skim
their sui the wearer 10 no Inconvenience and
each one viii wear from week 10 three mouths
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Cure that awful Cough betore # is ton
Bachelors Hair DYE. The best in the

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Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished from
nature-waranted not to inure the hair in the least =
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~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, Oh
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Factory, No 81 Barclay street. date S3 Broadway and
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The Confessions and Experience of an
Invalid. Published for the benefit and as a
warning and caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature decay, &c. ::
supplying at the same time the means of self
cure. BY one who has cured himself after being
put to great expense through medical imposition
ed envelope, single copies may be had of the au-
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lC'-,;22s

VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
' ANCE COMPANY.-Notice of assessment
for lS62.-The members of the Vt Mutual Fire
insurance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the d.
rectors on all notes in force on the following
DAYS. to wit:
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EARM FOR SALE.

Inc undersigned is DESTROYS of SELL
13 ing his farm. 1t is situated about 4
lilti miles northeast of St Johnsbury
ulll Plain. 1t contains about 100 acres
of good land. suitably divided into
moving. tillage, pasturage and woodland. with
comfortable buildings and fences. Good water is
brought to the house and barn. There is good
supply of fruit trees of all kinds. The above will
be sold at low price to correspond with the
times, and terms easy. LONSON L. RICE.