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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-02-01
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OrTA QuECHEE CHAPTER No. 81, II, a. NJ,
regular Convocation Monday eve, Feb. IL,
1872, at l-2 O Cloch.
WOODSTOCK LODGE No. 81 f. & A, NJ,
regular communication Wednesday eye, Jan
%, 1872 at I l-2 o'clock.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REpuBLIC.-Regular
Meeting of Sheridan Post, No. -, Dept Of
Vermont Il. a. r., is held on the first and third
Thursday evenings Of each month. All appli-
cations for muster must be made at Regular
Meetings. by order OF the Post Commander,
l.. p. TEwKsBURY, Adjt,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-02-01

Mrs. Nellie j. Kenyon will speak at
the School House at West Woodstock,
on Sunday next, Feb. 4th, at the usual
hours of service.
john Dcwey's horse, while hitched
in front Of A. lIatch's store, on Tues
day, became frightened at something,
broke away, ran up the street, and
brought up, or Gown rather, against
the park fence, breaking the harness
and sleigh into "smithcrecns," also, two
stone posts out of the park fence,
cleared himself, and ran up "Chwch
Hill," where he was captured,
On Friday morning of last week
workman at Mr.. Standishs tannery,
named John Hosmer, had his left arm
caught in the bark cracking machine,
and was badly hurt. DIR. Richmond
was called and dressed the wound,
amputating the little finger.
Stokes lawyers are tryingio make
out that Fisk shot himself, that the
coroner acted illegally, and that the
bullet found in Fisk will not fit Stokes
pistol, &c. Most of those New York,
lawyers, John Graham in particular,
will go down to HI leaning on lie,
The next thing they will try to prove,
will be that Fisk "still lives. The
court has adjourned for a few days to
cool off, we suppose.
The middle bridge in this village
is on a SLENDER and is 'pulling hard
hard against the stream" The high
way surveyor says the "statute"
against trotting on it will be enforced.
DR.. Cotton has taken lodging
rooms at the Hotel, and will be found
there nights, hereafter, instead of his
office.
The committee who has the mat
ter of locating the State Fair in charge,
are still looking about for favorable
place for holding it,
Rev. A. i. Dascomb will give the
next lecture on Temperance at the Town
Hall, Sunday eve, Feb 18th.
AS long as Hmper'S Weekly con-
fined its hideous caricatues to per
sons deserving of censuue and ridicule
it did well, but when it trys its talent
for Nasty cuts upon Gov. John II.
Hoffman, who, as q gentleman, a
scholar and a Statesman, stands high
above all his maligners, it becomes
disgusting.-S1Oanton JOurnal, Re-
publican papcr.)
We referred to this NaSt-y sheet,
Harper's Weekly, a short time since,
Lent begins this year, Feb. 14th
st. Valentiness Day.
Rutland village has a population
of 5000.
This month February) begins
and ends on Thursday, so that there
will be five Thursdays which will not
occur again in the month until the
year 1900.
-"Where have you been since the
COW kicked ?" is a delicate way the
Chicagoans have of referring to the
late calamity.
Geo. Francis Train will lecture
at the Opera House, Rutland, Feb, 5
The Courier say-"Those who like
the man will be there, and those who
do not, cannot keep away, as he is the
most singular talking man ever known
in America" George is running fol
the Presidency on his own shook"
AT the annual meeting of the
Windsor County Agricultural Society
an earnest discussion on trotting al
fairs was held and motion to discon
tinue horse trots was voted down, anC
the subject finally left to the managers
to dispose of.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-02-01

Travellers Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn,
Assets Observation-Disclosures. S1,743, ,6l0, SO
Policies issued in the life and accident de-
partment of the original Travellers Insurance
Company upon the Low Rate Cash Plan.
Accident Insurance granted from one to
thirty days, in the Railway Passenger Assu-
rance Company of Hartford, Conn. Tickets
only twenty-five cents per day.
No one should travel without an ac-
cident ticket.
c. P. g. C. N. MARSH, Agents,
Central ST., Woodstock, W
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-02-01

"A fire at Wells River, on Sunday,
destroyed the finishing shop Of the
char works of E. w. g. E. NJ. Morris,
with the greater part of its contents,
including tools and materials; loss
$4,000. Soon after, the house Of J.
Bugbee, en- the opposite side of the
river, was also burned, at q loss Of
$4,000. The latter building was in
sured.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-02-01
JANUARY, 1872.

Fire InS uran &C.
C. P. 6 C. NJ. MARSH,
of Woodstock, VT, have the Agency of the fol-
lowing reliable Insurance Companies viz:
Ktna Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn.
Assets over Observation-Disclosures. Sl.OOO,OOO
Home Ins. Co. Of New York,
Assets over NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $l,OOO,OOOOO
Lycoming Fire Ins. Co. Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Capital and assets over ......... 4G,OOO,OO 90
Liverpool & London e. Globe Ins, Co,
NOlln l)IlllSl " -hClCdItIC IiIo' W.
of London and Edinburgh,
Cash capital Gin gold exclusive of life Assets
$4,000, 100000
Imperial Fire ms, Co. Of London,
Assets Gin gold ................ %S,OOO,OOOOO
American Fire ms, Co. ofPhiladelphia,
Assets over Observation-Disclosures. ! | .OOO, 900 90
International Ins. Co. Of New York.
Assets over NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SSUO,OUOUO
Peoples Fire 1ns. Co. Of Worcester
Mass,
Assets over .............'......,. %SO0,OOOOO
Alemannia Fire Ins. Co. Of Cleveland,
Ohio,
assets over OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S0UO,UUO,OO
The above figures show the state of the sew
eral Companies after paying all losses at Chi
cdgO and eIselChere
Parties desiring insurance in
Sound Companies at Reasonable
Rates
are requested to give us call. Insurance in
any of the above companies on dwellings, for
term Of years at low rates.
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FOR SALE.
Farm, Saw Mill, Blacksmith-Shop
TWO TENAMENI IIQIrSES

FarlA, saw Mill, BiackSMltn'NnOp,
TWO TENAMENT HOUSES,
acih Barns and GdrdcnS attached.
THIS ~ the we'll known "MARTI SNOW
l. FARM" situated in the
Village of NORTH POmfret, VT,
consisting Of about 40 acres OF COED
land, suitably divided into tillage, pasturage,
and wood land, with two large and excellent
Orchards Of grated fruit. Also, commodious
buildings, all in good repair, consisting of
Dwelling. house, Horse Barn, Cattle Barn,
Sheep Barn, Granery, etc.
With the SAW-MILL there is about 10
acres Of Land and about 100 grated Fruit
Trees, large Lumber House aid Yard the
best brook mill privilege in Windsor Co.
ALSO, ONE TENEMENT HOUSE and
Barn and about acres of Land. on which arc
about 200 newly grated Fruit Trees all young
and in thrifty condition
ALSO, ONE TENEMENT HOUSE with
Barn and Garden attached.
ALSO, A BLACKSMITH SIIOP-9n cx-
Cellent location,
All will be sold together or separate to suit
customers, and on liberal terms. The ownor
is desirous to sell, on account Of i'll health
For further particulars, inquire on the prcmi-
ses at North Pomtret, Windsor Couniy W.
1921
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CONCERNING Colonies

The too profuse use of the title of Colonel
elicts these pertinent remarks from Tie FH"aae'"~
Post: To call a man Colonel Il to convey the ~ /"
that he is of mild. meek, and Dehe'o'eHs to
- -ve NOV rec,u some OF the Coonels Oh
phnadenbio There Is COL Forney, Col. Mcclure COZ
,ta,IirbaeI 90, scott. Col Mann, Col Fitzgerald "a"
I,.,1,,ns r., TJinexen Col Green, and Col Fritz Vi
-. ro'oontg And We might mention many more gen
teroen of high standing who have never been N 'no
army and can only be called Colonel as ,,,er
their antipathy to blood II every Coiouei 70
a., ,o5ipo army in Philadelphia would ne a.; 9 IN
nr iiberties Their number Is as great ~ !. I'm fine
Francisco TO which John Phgnx bears WI ,be wharf
and everybody was taking leave OF IlIOnI slammed
Pb9nix who had no friend 20 bid MIN IT ~ ced out in
io,d voice 'Good-by, Colonel! ana, ~ bis hat and
SeItgtf every man on Che wharf TOOK oH Hi' w w
shouted. Colonel, good by!
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TIE COURTS.
,-,,,, NOUN M PROPERTY IN MAN.

THE RIGHT or 1ANl A4AeA ~ -'--N-''
,,,,,,,r- r,.srrcE CHAsE's DISSENT FROM THE
optvIoN THAT NOTES FOR THE PURCHASE
Ge SLAVES CAN STILL BE ENFORCED
The Supreme Court of the United states
sidd at the last session in the cases OF Wnlte ast
TI, and Osborne agt Nicholson that notes gwen Tor
tbe purchase OF slaves could still be enforced. Clef-
Justice Chase has directed dissent TO ne eh'ereu lO
him from such Judgment, on the grounds;
That contracts for the purchase and sale OF saVes
we're and are against sound morals aud hdtuiai 4sO0
and without support, except in positive Jaw 81, ,o
That the laws of the several states by Whlc aluno
slavery and slave contracts could De supported ~Le
ownuIed v the Thirteenth Amendment OF the COnslltu
ton which abolished slavery. -, A.
a That theuceforward the common law OF al tne
states was restored to its original principles OF hDl
iustice and ieht In conformity with Whlch SOME on llS
highest courts Of late slave States hotiOy ina. VI
gua have decided, and all might on the same lIl
Gin decide slave contracts TO he invalid as inconsistent
with cher jurisprudence, ana TINS Cout hds ptVpeAJ 4e
fused 70 interfere with those decisions 49,. a
a Tint tine clause in the fourteenth Anenumeht Vi
the COu.titliOu which fOrblds cOmpensauun lI slas
emaucipatetby Thirteenth, eau De Vndlca'eu Only
on these principles. - ...,- "a. 81 s.o+e
s. Thai & auses in State Constitutions, acts OF ctate
legislatures aud decisions OF state courts Waffahtel ~
me Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments cdhoi %
held v0i0 9s ,n violation OF the Original O"u-ti
which torl States 20 pass any Jaw N4OaIhk TUG
Obligation of contracts.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EEw-ToRK. ........................AUe.
Steamship Ellen g. Terry saI1ef SeJbcrn c. Murray rem,
Steamship oc.orara, Reynolds Baltimore.
Stesmsp Fannie Fenon. Philadelphia Lonarj s;eanshp Co.
Sfe,mstip Br stOl, Wallace Philadelphia.
stsIiD Ma, GruTlev Phi'ieioha WA KrFpatnck.
Steaipship Frsncon.i. Bragg. Portland J. ?. Aue1 -
g. John E S0P FSgpe s c 5i HSay Co. Oa'
B rS e io9osoS So sa fgss E A. &C.
India tIgs Crap Odess1, tassa Punch EiYe 90 g..
Bars Roal lta) Clpuo Gloucester EGG A. r Agss sons
Bars Ammonia a Maggie, QueensioEH ord.Ts A AgFesIs
B 5S, G. P Rogers Dickinson Mobile E. D. Hubut
Bark Deoiita Nor AadrIon stsiin reen, BoeEmanu
BE- Kae Uphan BEL Carter Yarmouth CsrdaD Bseauz
Biz Juan lspan.) Rooca Barcelona E. pug Co.
brE n Rensiek Rose. Cafz, Miller HouEhon.
sIs q li F EaSo Di kiTco Beyfou james Heaey
scar sar Babcock Hoi hew Hayen, Racket Bro
schr. NJ D. Leach, Atkins jaenel
ARRIVED.
Steamship The Queen Or " ghqmas toHdOn July iS and hA'f'
sp Nale.oa B5 NoTP L.ePSS @c July % and Queens
town I'm, WIZ pSaeT San Donago Civ Jay 25 sanana 28h
Por Plta A with mise sad pass 20 spol ord Bros Co.
Barz Gaea UtaLl, Lebo1 Dlniir1 - days; Vii0 iron
srbr soio Caas. smith huna,h B., sdav With lumber
Brown 0f Iacliasl Robinson st. John, " b. Gays
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posr,v Aug 5Aruve steamships Siberia from liverpool WIN.
from BAR Norman from fhAlepa Neptune from
Newton bars Ca Ee1 rom ba,@qre, s s.o. v,,r,.,
for orde org L. WalsWorh, iUm FerraEHa Sa Tor an Ea
SEWOnIpAxs Aug 4Arive Steamship cOres from View YORK
Sailed 3D. steamship Geo Cromwell for New forG.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Loypov Aug sThe Great Line steamship ArragoD, West
PtySor4g 4ar 5ETde Ham5n, American Line steamship
pha Sc7els,n Yorz u p for Hamburg arrived here At
Brooks nom NevFors a. CY q Bristol Philips from The
po Jolly & here this morning the former At 3. O'clock
ifor Latest ship Ae,cs see FIN Page
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Ara. &

No Steamship Mails n. os...-..-
Tasiav a. eIcL M steanishp Portland Ne
Friday. at D. IN. -, a.. r,.r.-. 4 o.. "a
Plssan Closed only sent BY the Williams Saon ana
Inman Line Steamships.
N,s A., vroDo v Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Idaho close az Il NJ Supplementary NAL on Pier No 20 ~
r. rs closed Al D. m. steamship sails AZ 3 M ID,
An letters deposited In Supplementary MAI nas Dc epAa VIII
double POSTAGE
A PasIs1 Closed Mail IL sent by this line. 49,.
N ~, he German states via Bremen, per steamship Prankfart
pect German Mail is s line. Steamship sails at p
fomP foot Of Thiri-st. HOboken
N'D ' ' THURSDAY. Are.
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cheeourg ana hanbn per steam
shn Tbnrnga close II Supplementary Mall iTom oo' OF
Tpi st. Hobosen closed steamship sails At2 n IRON
m irp, deposited IN Supplementary Mails must prepaid With
double postage - - - go ~ .-. Cs.,
,l m supp enentary Mall Pier No ~ r. IL closed ~
2.5In m Steamship sails at D. m.
N FOR Beanis by the steamship Francisco at II
in sails a u NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
b P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent nav Mn '"p'
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
H.
ppo,n MOUTHS MOUTHS AND ESSEX DIVISION.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap soudsburg Scranton
BnshAmton aeuss ani Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE CARS.
Dpeu IN New iOrk loot Of bacay and foot Of
GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY July II
b;le m BROAD Gal B BXPRESs TRAIN BOontu Branch
uus directly through nom NegY0rk 0swego
connecting AZ Dover with Chester R.
ton. &C. 49,
tbs EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting 4. psuyte with Boon
for Andoyer and Newton " shngton with and
Tor Water Cap strondsbu Scranton Great Bend
ne and Ossezo and PhpsbuV with Behgh
Lehgh Valley r. K. Tor an points on those roads
lk'po m FHLLlPsBURG EXPRESS Newark Madison,
horown and intermediate stations Waterloo with
aud s1sqGehanns h Lehgh Valley Bethlehem Alien
town haueh Chunk, Nikeshar Reading and Harrisburg
4:2U m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
boonton directly through and Blghamton without
change % stopping principal ssouS Connecting Dover with
Chester r. r. and az Waterloo with SUSSEX K. r.
So m PhILLPsBURG EXPRESS connects at Dover with Ches
te X r. a. Waterloo With r. r. Ph pshug Lee
heh and susquehama r., and Lehgh Valley Bethlehem
Allentown. Reading Hamburg, and the West
hAtkEIIsIONN EXPRESS connects With Chester r.
an stn sasseI q r. lor Andover, Newton Franklin.
SEQ Q. "a DOVER EXPRESS
Po hoRRIsTOwN 7;5 $40 lloO, 1900 m, 40 $40 40
SO aHf o..
For SUMMIT 7:ls 75o sIo IOO and 1850 n 900 $40
50 ~, e: y. 100 aud 80 D. N.
For ORANGE SOUTH ORANGE. 7l5 TO $40 90 1910
and leo 0 2.3o, $50 40 $50 $40 $500 100 $780, 9Ij
1900
For NEWARK at IT'S $50 7sO e.sO $40 go 'o:lo 1880
io a. and 1910 ~El0, 200 '230 $40 $40, $3.50, sEDO
$50 % @40 GOO $50 100 $500 go 9l5 and 1900
Trains marked stop at East Newark.
Leave New-YoTE Tor BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAR, at 7t5
85J ant 1870 and eco 320 40 500 $40 and 300
A. REAsOHER, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
CIVIL NOTES

In the United States District Court, yester-
day, in the matter Of William y. Dickinson James
81 J0hn Judge Blachford dismissed the petition with
because IL not brought in the real names OF
the owners u certain acceptances.
Judge Pratt rendered decision, yesterday, in
Supreme Court Chambers, in the matter or applica-
ton for Injunction and the appointment Of receiver
OF the funds OF the ST. Parcks NJ tual Alliance AssOci-
alton, continuing the injunction and denying the motion
for a receiver.
An application was made yesterday in the
supreme Court Chambers, before Judge Barrett FOR
discharge or Henry Greyhead -, committed 20 the
hafCs Island schoOlship by Judge scott cater
nsht at the Special Sessions for examination" hhe
iutea record read. Counsel argued that Police jas
SOuu not Issue sucn commitment, and that sin gle
Ds'r could not mold Special Sessions. The Assistant
Barrrtt aas9rAey opposed te application, but Judge
the Prisoner 49, AZ Ai'h""-'' ''''N ''i %"
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Sisamtcats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.-
- Passenger AID Freight Depot in Reslork loot o. tlst Co
meets u soefvie soah Branch X r. at Hampton Junction with
ne DasAlc LakaNanna Western Railroad Al m ug win
M Lsh and sasgahanna Division; and koD win ihe Legh
faey Railroad and connections nrning direc r " lnkh
ana - e without change fesi TO Central ana
ALLEyTOwS LINE TO THE WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
"HEereing July 10, id72-Leaye New fofk as louoNsi
go A. NV ~ Train 81 Someryile and Rlemington -
m For kaston Bethlehem, Bath. hauch chunk WlesDarIe
ron Mahaney CITY Mt Carmel Harleton wanda
NaVery 70 CONNECTS junction with DEL Lack West
Am-hOhNlNS EXPRESS daily ieIcept sundays Tor East9n
eno.h hasbug and the West Connects Al somerVhs i9r
AZ hs'on Tor Maaeh Chunk WikesbArre scranton, VIII
l0;jA a. m.-Way Train for gonerviue
1905 .. M-Way Train for Rastop
~ ~ Remington Eason Allentown hanch Chunk hEhanoy
ison Wh1esbae scranton, Reading, Columbia Lancaster
EihAlai Foiisyiie Harrisburg &c.
$50 m.-For somervll.
3D. D. m.-F0r Paiufed
m.-For Somervils
80 ? n1Fo h1son Allentown Chunk Connects At
junction With Del, Lack West K r.
D p m-fOr SOmervile md Pennington
$50 p m.-For Somervlie
op EVENING EXPRESS daily for Raston Bethlehem Allen
as1uRs harnsp1rg Pittsburgh, Chicago Cincinnati.
kmigrantl-FOr Fas,on
sand 1880 m.-Por PAnSed
For Elizabeth at 3f5 oils tor 1913 7:4s 800 600 s:I5
lo lo:o 100 ll;i5 sos l245 700 go 800 go
Sia3 500 sd 40 a. IS 30 1900 1880
80 l4O 300 3it5 1890, 1870. IN
leksts Tor The West be obtained Of
ioaa 81 hewJersey foot Of benyst NegYo principal
noeh and ticket onees IN seu-fOrk City.
II BALDWIN General Passenger Aggu 7 '4p''H'e"DeHN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

% w sie sex Market Police Court YESTERDAY Au-
No Ia. otan0n- 'iO'e-y H-4Aeii-s MO Aeil- o.
As a.0d dol5s Police Court Yesterday, George
Cr5ye - T. vas le 1r npyei boat % Me
- - .i asaulng MeCshe b.r hand
druusen Timothy Neeel an issu gaered his by
mil outage Mar Murphy ass ~ N'1 o attempting eo
A. the York ,s Police Court Yesterday John
secol ave- vas committed William Fai AaA v oi % I .
~ H-b KIy ress-S Ii saogilg Wa Hoffman with 4 1ur
seeondst., and committed. ~ ''i hast UNIV
At Jefferson Market. Yesterday, Frederick 1iI1i.l,
who hnl MY b. ue sumner house % Ter nrtf
eai Twenty unh-s. sunday efeu0 i
fesult Of her Injuries John D Bnen, charged bt, @ ~
cgaTst1re No "a hgluaV., on May i3 lsst Wa e A thr
tnoncr hs Geo. it-erlr. arrested t4r time ihs
r o tsO ycaf md Tbs In state Pnsou. ~ s''iAs q
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Gounirp Real estate for Sale.
aurtinn Sales of Real gstate.

A PART of the HOMESTEAD of DANIEL
n WEBSTER ss Iaa On S wE sbss SI ru august
ook noon al the Merchants Exchange Reading Room IL TIE old
State House Boston will be sold BY Public auction after Mr. Hen
an h-t portion Of the celebrated and very beautiful homestead estate
comprising the open and Land Of One Hundred ami SIX
Acres situated at the junction q the county oaas sS se
south o. e Mansion embracing portion and full We" Of
From he elevated portions of @ beautiful tract extended and mag
uiaen obtained ia ever eree,on eSnPR n.y. s s
a the Gurnet Light sandish Hill, DuIbury, Kingston aud
Pymo1S "a, Hao SaDe '1 Cod Ioons inland also equal.
extensive for site for ae Ho or Public House % sso%To
no territory borders Massachusetts Bay more pleas
. equally desirable for the erection Of villas or smaller houses Tor
pt opening Of the Du1bury aod has largely
the facilities this beautiful section Of TIE Common.
and has thus increased value and availability for Improvement
f be nreu piece Of real offered for sale Il
rei Mr. Webster himself as admirably adapted Tor tne uses sag
gese above doubtng that would Dc cnre or Pp"ae'
when facilities Of access that now ENJOYS we're S 90
homestead within an hour easy ude by ya RON Boston
otbem the Of II % be sold Is within hall mile OF 1e
Webster ace IL has other attractions that
cannot be enumerated be add that branch
~ ,b Green Harbor River northern slope Of the hill
g'nS complete water Communication with the which
eau safety and there also straight and GRADED rad
sen Beach, Of nine miles IN length whs e1tend IN
light and which the dne beach for bathing the entire
eor advertised to be sold in Boston and the Prem
i as he usaa the that toe parties 10 nres, be-
eye vii convenient for gentlemen inc mel 20 compete of y
to 20 10 Maes and thus form their opinions as 70 r
before the AUCTION render unnecessary 10 consume me
time otherwise requirei 20 make the sale on tue premises
10 facilitate this arrangement the Directors OF te Oh Colony Kali
road lave coueousy allowed the Auconeer 70 finnish 70 gentlemen
before the sale tickets 10 the Webster
place station Tor nge fare Of . taking the 80 mora
in ta al The Depot returning In the afternoon Ah Eat
leave puYbuv The haro stage which meets pas
sneys A. The Webster the arrival Of he trains passes
60 Ws, House and along front of Gothem E and the
vr vii point property stFangers Members Of Mrs Wen
[ family Al the lansou House By viii also afford every facility
In their power euAbe gentlemen disposed TO compete Tor h an opo
nutg o Judge OF lis value. a,
TIE tr,t s he d hi one parcel the and the sale Affords
an opportunity gentlemen disposed 70 embark IN aiyunson
alton In Real Estate large trct OF available bng Lsnd
eh eauuo, h % appreciated hereafter BY The npidYhereasn
niston N on vicinity u T. beauty aud
md historical connected with the neigloofho"i
Of which = conspclous portion -
For terms OF aud further particulars apply 70 the Anohce
,o AMEs GEDDgS DAY Webster Manson 10 MaAhel
n. A. THOMPSON Co.. Auetouerrs
Onee Oi state House, Boston, Mass.
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cALEyDAR-rHls DAi

CALKNDAR-rHis DAf
grpRauH COuRT-CnArBERs-Baueit J. opens 81 VA NJ Caen
Gar called AZ IL =.
4 Harrng, agt Rush p. Manier agt Wander 81 OIL
Th0ms SchOss .Deeung hBi Ibe Mayor
"a .Kngsland ct al, agt. Norris 81 al 49,,
etaL Call 8..MyeIs' sth hAnIor
william White eas burglary DomAgon, eeorge lyiaui
Christopher Wash, Daniel ODonovzn eonou sssan and battery
Henry Cannon Dunn william l0rke Donnck Campbell
lines McCane John Ellison grand larceny John Meehan Edward
Began Simon J. Thomas william Green AfeehI n the person.
Secke literature John DNei eoheeeu weapons
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DEcIsIONs-AUG. s.

Supreme Court - Chambers By Judge Pratt
nolta Az Het snhrns 90 aN0uon dcled ufh1u. rresas-
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