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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

FRS Is BoIroS.--The dry sni storshoute
used in connection with shurtletf & Faye clap
board steam-saw mill in Bolton, was burned last
Tuesday, together with come s., 900 feet Of clap
boards it contained Lots probably sixteen
hundred doliars uninsured. This dry house
was heated by steam pipe, Of which over
$500 feet wss used, the cost OF which was
$4,000. 5Ir. ShurtlefT estimates damsge to
pipe from 500 to $50 building $500 ;
capboards $3.50. He doubts not that the fire
took from spark from a steam nail at the
winiwErd, taking in taW-dust piled up IS bank
ing, which, as it burned WIS blown under the
dry house, which being hot and dry took
readily where it was not easily accessible. S.
Wells, Efq, Of Montpelier, who happened to be
present, if not the discoyerer Of the fire, render
81 good service. The Seth Warner fire engine
from Waterbury, with men to work 1t, were on
hand as soon as the railroad could take them
there and worked well to save the pipe from il
jury Is much as possible Through timely az
sisisncs from those in the vicinity of the FIRE it
was prevented communicating to the valuable
stes- nil! about fifty fee; distant. RIB.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

WITHIN NVtN l-tfV 7 ~ = II T = = =
TI'HE Subscribers, having been appointed by inc
| Honorable PROBATE Court Cor the District ofGrand
Isle Comm ogers 60 receive, examine and 81 u-t 81
claims and demands o. all persons against tbs
Estate OF Nathan Mprchouse, tie Of Ain1tsh' ln
MI District deceased and all Gains and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto. 90 HEREBY give rosic5
that six months from the 2-th day Of Dee r. d.
ISL being allowed by SAID Court 10 the creditors ei
claims before US and that We viii attend % the du-
ties Of our appointment at tho dwelling house Of
Geor., \. swee- 10 Alhursh, in said District, on
he d day of Ju1e next at nine O'Clock IN The FIRE
noon.
DANIEL $. SWEET. ro--.,,fss,oners
JOSIAH BOuANNON, 3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
JAPANESE SEEkN q!

10 new styles and In the best quality. These goods
Will De very much Ia vogue tnis season An early
selection will secure a ehoco.-We call attention 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

day. Ovariotomy, in connection with an in
teresting case Of that disease snd the successful
operation for i;s cure, WAS discussed with great
freedom aai ability. DR.. Hamilton of Richfori,
read an interesting psper on " Qusckery in the
profession" and Dr.. Fsssett of this villsge,
read paper on /" Medical Ethics,'' which ought
to be published fer the special instruction. both
Of people in and out OF the medical profession.
The venerable DR.. J. L. Chandler of this villsge,
also read an exceedingly graphic snd interesting
account of an epidemic of puerperal fever which
occurred in his esrly professional life. We sell
dom fever, attended medical meeting where so
and after spending several hours most probably
in this mutual intercbs nge of views and opinions,
the company, some fifty or sixty in number, in
GLIDING tie invited guests, DR.. Gibson and lady,
of Durham Flats, Canada. Dr. L. C. Butler and
lady, Of Essex, and cthers, sat down to most
elegant and sumptuous dinner, prepared by the
munifceace Of Dr. Clark aud his excellent lady,
with which every one seemed pleased and de-
lighted. After discussing for an hour the special
merits Of the various eiibles set before US, the
remaining time before the departure Of the trains,
passed quickly away in sCcisl intercourse, en-
hyened by frequent inte-ludes Of sweet music
beautifully played and sung by Mis- Mary
Clark On the whole the occasion was one Of
the mott pleasant, profitable and enjoyable We
have attended for many years, and we can only
wish that other medical societies in other por-
tiors Of the State. might follow the example.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

After the appearance, last Fs.l,o the somewhSt
famous protest Of Gov. Palmer Of Illinois, against
Gen. SaeriIsn's action ia assisting the Mayor Of
Chicago in protecting property, and keeping the
peace Of The city, during ami after the fre, Il.
E. Iatbsl. Efq., Of Fairfax. VI, prominent
citizen, lawyer and IS Jackeon democrat Of that
town wrote to friend in Illinois, sustaining Gov.
Pamer's views. Mr. Hubbell took the ground
that Gen Saeriisn was.guilty Of grave " mil
itsry intraction O: the constitution and praised
the Governor for his performance Of an unpopu-
lar duty Mr.. Hubbell also sent an eztrac, from
his letter TO Gov. Palmer, and IL due time re-
ceiyei from the Governor a very complimentary
note, thanking him for his statement Of the prIr-
cii lea involved, and saying that no one he'd e1-
pressed tie true coattituuoual Priacipie more
clearly, or better conceived the true grounds Of
his (Go'. P's) conduct in respect to the affair
in Chicago All OF which recently appeared in
print IN an Illinois country paper, and has now
got around to Vermont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
NOTICE.

T'AE co -PARTSERsF heretofore evistiug
l under the firm name u Riker Co, u this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All bills due 10
or from the late 6rn, will be settled by Geo. p.
Riker who will continue the business az the Old
stand GEO. P. RlkER.
keb 2l-du s. Z. WESTON.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

EssEx.-The closing examination Of the Essex
Classical Institute, occurred on Tueslay, We'd
nesisy and Thursday Of this week, and was in
all respects very satisfactory eyincing in all
the branches Of study commeniable degree Of
application AMI study On the psr; Of the students,
and thoroughness AMI efficiency in drill sui in
strucuon on the part Of the board Of teachers
The institute is a school Of high rank in the
State, and has large and constantly increasing
list Of patrons. The sane board Of instruction
continue during the comiae spring term.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
NM MRarkels.
:. at,rto,tn Union Live stock Market.
ree rE4 wEEk ENDING TUESDAY, f,a. % l,-2.

-srC.I oF LIVE STOCK AT NAEEE7.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. ssias
This week, $50 1872
Last week, 500 -~13
Vermont, 4- Jlt
Prices of Market Becf-A ier choice. SO ~ iI2
extra, s. % N % FIRST quality. s - ~ Ut sec
ond quality, S - n uu. third quality, s575T o IS.
PrcesO store CAtte-HO-kiag oxen, pair r. IN
500 So O. s5u.
Mich Cows and calves from s3' a CD extra, $50
ID
Farrov Cows, SltGE.
Nclr.l-s. E n =l, Two yclrs c.l fl-1.1 Three
years old, f--Hfa.
Western fat swine-L.ge, more.
store Hos- wholesale. none.
frces OF Sheep ana Lamns-in lots, s Hl s 5l,
s. Oh g. and 3 cash Lxtrs s. lJ 20. or froll
20 gicElh.
Spring Lambs s. 11 70 1000.
Prices Of Hites Tallow and Standardization li .1os.
as p Talloa, 5iGd, Pft Coautry Hides,
5. Gacrt Iu.ew, 5a l'c e %. Pel-s s. 0r ~
Is. Calf ls 10 sli-c G. b.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

MiLTov-The Lsiies Union School Assoois
ton are to give s dramatic entertainment 81 Aur-
tins Hall, wednesday evening, Feb. p, where
there viii be presented the drama &C. The Las;
Loaf AID the farce 81 The Clockmaker's Hot -
Refreshments will be served during the evening.
STATE Bo3ED or AGRIcULruEE.-Tiere vii
be meeting Of the Board At s.. Albsnr, on
Wednesday aal Thurslay. March 9th and It'll,
commencing at 10 O'Clock on the first day, and
closing on the last il season for those wishing TO
take the R;chford train home.
BANK BURGLARY. - The bank at keeseyiie
was broken into by burglars Monday night They
drilled through twelve inch wall and entered
the vault, hut were unable TO get into the safes,
although all sorts Of appliances were usei for the
parpose. About sixty dollars in Eve cents pieces
were carried Of. which WAS all the robbers OBJ
tanned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

CHARLOTTE The ladies here had a grand
leap year sleigh ride Wednesday afternoon. The
ladies made choice Of their gents, Of course, and
took them in their large sleigh AMI started for
Martins Hotel, North Ferrisburgh, where they
found everything waiting for them. Martin had
splendid table ret for the company. The Is iie'
paid all the bills Of course, and it vas Tem.rked
by the gents thst they never had 90 good time
for 60 little money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
HENRY BALLARD, Solicitor.
diehl6A268wLiitb

STATE OF VERMONT, , 10 PROBATE. Court
GRAND ISLE DISTRICT IS ~itbin and 3i Tor h sii3
District, Oh the 10th day OF February, AID ls-..
An instrument purporiin- to be the last VIII and
Testament Of James Como. late Of South Hero, in
aid district deceased, being presented 20 Court by
Henry L. CoDro. the Executor therein named, Tor
Probate 10 is ordered by said Court that III per
sons Conserved therein be notified n appear AZ a
session of said COur. 90 he held at the Probate Cce
in North Hero, on the 3th dag II March A. r.. l5--,
and sh0w cause. ifany they mas have. against the
Probate OF said Will for which pUrp further
ordered shat a copy of tins record OF this order Doe
published three weeks snccrssiv-iy in the Burlins
ton Free Press printed at Burlington, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing.
3jw3~ II. ". ALLEN, Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
xfpal gOtites.
STATE OF VERMONT,
CHITrESDES COUNTY, 80.
In CHAEcERT,
PHILETUs T.

WILLIAM LANGLEY, tHTrESDEN COUNTY, -.
NWELL U. LANGLEY,
ALBzRr6 StARKwEATHER IN CHAScERT,
HORACE W. BRoWNELL
CHAUScEY W. BROwNELL.J APRIL TERN, A D., 1872.
WHEREAS Philetus Teachout Of Willlston in
w said County. has filed his petition in Chan
Gerry against the above named defendants, setting
forth that on the 18th day Of Nov. 1866. William
Langley and Newell q. Langley, both Of Charlotte,
mortgaged TO Albert q. StsrKweather. then Of the
City Of Burlington, now OF Lowell, Massachusetts,
certain Iiece Of land, lying in said WiIlstOn con-
tanning nine and One-iourih acres, conditioned for
the payments promissorv note Of $4,000 dated Nov
II, lo65, signed by said Langeys. and payable 10
SAID otarkHeather, or bearer, before two
from its said date with interest annually, which
said note and mortgage were on the 21 day Of May,
1900, ssigned to this petitioner; also setting forth
mortgaged said premises TO one Horace W BrOwneli,
10 secure payment Of two certain prumssory notes
Of $50 each, which sad last notes and mortgage
have been assigned to this petitioner also setting
forth that said Langleys and Harriet Z. Langley,
wife Of said Newell e., the 10th day OF March,
l-t9, mOrtgaged SAID premises TO Oue Chauncey ".
BrOwnell and praying that said defendants may be
foreeosed Of equity o. redemption In the
Said defendant Albert e. starkWeaiher; residing
without this state, that said petition cannot b.
served upon bin, il IL ordered that he be required
TO appear the first day Of the next stated or
said court 70 be held at Burlington, within and for
the County Of Chitenden Aforesaid, on the first
said petition, by publishing the substance Of said
petition, With this order, three weeks suceessivey
IN the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
at Burlington aforesaid, the last Of which puhlca-
tons shall DO at leR.t twenty days previous TO the
Commencement Of said term Of said court
A. J. HONAsD, Clerk.
HENRY BALLsRD, Solicitor.
4 d ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

A GREAT SUFFERER Mira. MoConnei, Igsid-
ing in the wettern part Of Bakersfield, iss great
sufferer. For several months abe has heen dy-
ing Ct cancer, and few days ago she fell, l-esk-
ing an arm, and ii,locating a shoulder. Her
weakness would not permit the setting # The
limbs, they being badly swollen, too.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
NEW AMERICAN SlLK,

manufactured and guaranteed by P V. GIvERSAUD,
from finest imported stock We would acd
our testimony 10 their favor having sold them ex-
tensively since last September. We have not
advertised them but sold them on their merits,
prefering 70 give them thorough trial before
bring NJ them prominently before the puzzle. We
have foe line Of above goods and sell them az the
iopsst going prices.
n R-Wn haze rot hiscartat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

ST. ALBNs BUTTER MAREET TIE market on
Tuesday was dull, with a slight advance in
prices. Fall-maie, hne quality, brings from So
TO &c cents, and the best grades Of winter-maie.
% to % - cents No cheese offering Is to
16 - cents might possibly be obtained for the
very best lo;s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

We wish IL 10 be understood that our terms are
CASE Only. We believe 1t q be the trus mode Of
doing retail business, the best way for both, buy
and seller
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

Hr,e Aogrs f-ym % a. o.. ur5p Or ans II :
t.li- p n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

The following is summary o, wo-k jone in
the Freight Car Shops Of the Vermont Central.
At St. Albsua. during the last nine months $50
new cars, @ new saloon cars, new derrick cars,
and l42 cars repairel tool. 505
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

GRAFTON MINERAL FERTLzEn-We would
call the attention Of ou- readers to the aiyer-
tiseuent Of this wonderful production to be
found in another column. An sgency for its
sale has been established IN this city
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23
" Bee Hive"
Drr 6oods.

Feb 1o-dkwa C-LLEsz STREET.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-23

We have beol appointed agents fo- the sale Of
the celebrated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

CoScERT-Last evening a very pleasant con.
cert was given by the Sunday School OF the Elm
Street Baptist Church for the purpore of raising
funds To procure a library. The concert was Civ
en in the church, corner of jackson and Elm
streets, and was very well attended Prayer was
offered by Rev. L. Edgar NJ arryott, and an ad
dress delivered by VIM. IL. Gregg, Esq, Superin
tendcnt OF the Sunday School well arranged
programme, of singing, rectations and dialogues
was then proceeded with in II very crcdilabl,
manner, and to the entire satisfaction OF the audi
encc. In addition to being very pleasant enter
thnlnent, the concert was pecuniary success
and quite neat little sum was realized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
TO PRESERVE AND PURIFY ClDER.-Th

TO PRESERVE AND PURIFY ClDER.-The
Cleveland Leader says the following was sent
in by well known gentleman Of that city,
and his recipe is entitled to consideration:
Use five eggs for each barrel, beat them
well, yolks and all, and pour them into the
b1ngh0le, stir well with stick. and add a
spoonful of coarse salt. In about two weeks
the cider will be as clear as crystal and of a
light amber color. Those who like sweet ci-
der can do 1t while new, but fermentation will
be beimmediately arrested at any desired time.
1t will keep In the same state for years, il
drawn of down to the sediment and put into
clean cask which should be done after 1t has
become clear; but without that process it will
keep for year, but lose some OF Its fine fla.
yOr, unless separated from the must or dregs
at the bottom. Any one curious on this sub
iect can sec cider SO preserved at the DINING
Hall. l46 River street. this city, which Is
did not rack it on. The writer was attracted
BY the fine appearance Of the cider at that
place, and obtained the above formula for
preserving 1t. He tried it last fall with perfect
success. and any one who will make the ex-
pertinent will thank you for giving the pub
icity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

NEARLY A FIIE.-Between q and O'Clock. last
evening, an oil lamp caught tire at the grocery
store OF B. W. Dckey, corner of Front and West
was the cause OF its ignition, and before it could
be thrown into the street the burnin. Oil had
dropped upon the floor in close proximity to a
barrel OF coal Oil For a few minutes the oil on
the floor burned tiereely, but by the vigorous cx.
crtions OF Mr.: Dickey and an assistant the flames
were extinguished before any damage was sus.
tanned, and serious fire ayerted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
SIlerin's Sale.

49, Bv virtue of a writ of Al. Venditioni Ex-
,,aa ponss. to me directed. will be exposed to
..,,;d Public Sale, At the Hotel of G. =. Foxwell,
~ = in the town Of SMYRNA. Duck Creek hun
On SATURDAY. the 18th Of Dec cember. 1872.
at z O'Clock. p. M,
the fOllowing Real Estate. to wit
All that certain niece. parcel or lot Of ground
situated in the village of Spruance City. Duck
Creek hundred. Kent county and State of Delaware
adj lining lands Of James w. Spruance and lands o
Joseph Smthers containing 10.lOo square Feet oi
Ground. more or less. the improvements upon
which are q two story frame dwelling house. smoke
house, DC.
Seized and taken in execution A. the property o.
Jane Coverdale. and will be sold for cash..
SAMUEL HARGADINE. late Sheriff.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
soolgTlEo.
,uxrY,sos rms xvxx1ra.

The Americus club, third story front, Morrow's
building. 2ll Market strsst.
Hope Lodge, No 2l, I o o F, at Old Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Eden Lodge. No "a. I o OF, at ODD Fellow
Hall. Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, 8 of T, at 9TH
and Market SITS.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A M, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No Is, o U A N, at 702
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No. 8, q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sta.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X of r, at Knights Of
Pythias Hail. 2ll Market St.
Oriental Lodge, No Is, X of =. at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building. 5O4 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

MARKETs.-Bu 45a5o per pound; eggs, 40a43
per dozen; Chickens, $la$l.5O per pair ducks
SlaSl Is do; turkeys Sl.50aS2.25 each potatoes.
Is per half peck; sweet potatoes, 25 do; cabbage,
iaS per head; celery Gala per bunch; apples, l5a2O
per half peck apple butter, 20 per quart; citrors
Sal0 each; cider 20 per gallon; beef l5a25 pei
pound; veal lGa20 do; pork l0al2 do mutton, l6a2C
do; liver 10 do; corn beef, SAILS do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

ANNIvERsARY.-Last evening, the members
Of Eden Lodge, No. /, Masonic Ladies, celebrat
ed their second anniversary, at their Hall in the
fourth story Of the Bakers Union building, on
Fourth street, below Walnut. The exercises
opened by the singing Of the "Opening Ode"
by the members ofthe Lodge, followed by "Flow
gently, sweet Alton" and King the Bells" A
very pleasant address, pertinent to the occasion,
was then delivered by Rev. Mr.. Marsh, and
after some more selections Of vocal music, Mrs.
NJ. Il. Heused read brief but interesting
sketch of the organization and subsequent pro-
gress OF the Lodge. This sketch showed the
| Lodge TO be in fonrishing condition, with 100
good standirg & members, and possessing sound
financial basis. Ex-Mayor Valentine was next
introduced and made a neat and appropriate
address, One of the "Caudle Curtain Lectures y
was then read by Mr.. Edwin Hirst, in an efIec.
tive manner, and produced considerable merri
ment. The exercises were closed with briel
prayer and the henediction. by Rev. Mr.. Marsh
During the evening the programme was varied
in an interesting and delightful manner, by the
distribution of generous supplies of ice cream
cake and other refreshments, to which no one
present failed TO do ample justice TO. At late
hour. the exercises ended, and all hands slowl,
departed, somewhat tired, but we'll pleased will
the evenings entertainment, and wishing man,
happy returns Of the occasion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

There was full market this morning.
Calvary Church Fair commences this even.
ing.
There we're no Magistrates cases this morn.
ing.
The cold weather has considerably moaer-
ated.
Diamond State Loan Association meets this
evening.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will be produced ut the
Opera House, on Monday night next
A Wofkingmen's mass meeting will be held,
this evening, at Seventh and Walnut streets.
Skiff & Gaylord's Mins:rels will give u per
formance, in the Opera House, en- Satulda
night
Oy.ters are rather scarce on account Of Tie
cold snap, and many OF ther, set frozen while
being shipped here
The stockholders of the Red Mems Hall
Company met last evening" and paid in the
monthly ins,allments on their sto,k.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

RAILROAD MEETING.-A meeting Of the
friends OF the Oxford Il Elkton Railroad was
held in Elkton OH Saturday. The meeting
was well attended and considerable interest
was developed. Preliminary arrangements
were made for obtained a Charter in the state
of Maryland. The interest in favor of i'm
mediately putting the project on a footing
that will ultimately lead to the construction
of the road was stronger than is usually
manifested at such meetings Another meet
ing will be held at the same place on the 10th
inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

FAIR.-The tair at the Calvary z. L. Church
commences, tins evening, Ill the church, corner OF
Third and Washington streets. Every arrange
ment has been made to render this pleasant and
agreeable entertainment and the support should
be liberal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

In THE HARBoR.-Several large sailing
vessels put into the harbor, at New Castle, yes
terday evening, on account of the river being
frozen over with thin sheet Of ice. This is
said to be more damaging to vessels than the
heavy cakes Of floating ice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

DIVIDEND The Register in Bankruptcy,
in Brooklyn. is paying dividend of IL per
cent to the creditors OF the late firm of Van
Rensalleer 4 Moore, of this city, many OF
whom reside here.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

Mr.. GEORGE CHARLES having disposed oi
his interest in the Cumberland (Md) News
the paper will be conducted in future by his
late partner, Mr. Henry johnson.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

BIooMs.-The barge Republic arrived at the
Wilmington & Reading Railroad wharf, this
morning, with l20 tons of blooms, for IL. +.
Steele, al the Laurel Iron Works, and $50 tons
for Steele & Worth, at Coaesyillc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regullr monthly
meeting Of Mechanics Loan Association, last
evening, $4,000 was sold, at premiums ranging
from 90 to 81 per cent. Amendments to the
By.Laws of the Association were also adopted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

Lady Jefferson Home Communion will Civ
an anniversary entertainment, on Friday even
ing at their Hall, in Ferris & CARROTS build.
ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11

APPOINTED Governor Whyte, Of Maryland
has appointed Esquire John IL. Publ, Of this
city, as the Delaware Commissioner for the
State Of Maryland. The appointment is a most
excellent one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-11


10000 pounds Of pulp, one car Of merchandise,
6,S97 pounds Of paper, 2S barrels Of snuff, two
carriages. $500 pounds Of rags, ll07 pounds Of
talow, GOO barrels Of -four, twelve ions Of mer-
chant iron.