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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Officers of the Addison County Agricul-
tural Society: President, Geo. Hammond ,
ESQ. MIddlebury Vice President, Hon. N.
Orwell Secretary. ALERT Chapman. Middle
bury Treasurer, n P Barbour, Middlebury.
The Society came to the conclusion at their
late meeting that the people must show more
interest in County Fairs or they would not
be held.
The Vergennes Vern,onter has been enlarg-
ed to the extent of another column to the
page.
{" Bristol boasts a curious religious sect,
whose principal characteristic seems to be
that they wash each others feet They sit
in rows, back to back, when they perform
their washing service. They discard pork
altogether, and live principally on beans and
brown bread, and saltwater trout. Satur-
day they keep sacred, and work on Sunday.
The women wear trousers, or something like
the Bloomer dress"
There is a recuse family, living in the
Little Notch, so called, or in the forest near
ly on the line between Bristol and Ripton.
Some three years ago. 1t is stated that child
belonging to the recluse, whose name is Bigc-
low, 6 years old, died for want of food
BDgelow is a very poor and simple man. He
buried his little child in his door yard, in a
rude box.
Frank German house in Ferrisburgh was
burned Jan. 24th. Some OF the family came
near eng burned with the house Mrs. q.
had her hair burned from her head.
Go. c Robinson. town clerk of Ferris
burgh W no was found frozen under shed, p
month since, will lose the fingers of the right
hand to the second joint and two fingers on
the left hand. a severe temperance admoni-
ton
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
THE CONGREGATIONALlST

opens he year with articles from some of the most
eminent writers in the country. In the first number
Rev. W. Ii. b. MURRAY furnishes the first of twelve
articles from his pen. Ii is entitled Free Pulpit
Pulpit Of Power" In tn. Sabbath School column DR.
TODD has comments every week ON the Uniform Les
sons and thousands will regard these alone worth
the OF the paper Mas. J. d. CHAPLIN, who inter
al ks all classes of lders, will furnish of her
popular sketches every month. series OF twelve
iicles from many the most dl tnguisled cergyme
in EngIa nd, such as DEAN STANLEY and d. BIN
NEY, will be commenced next week. REV. HORACE
JAMES furnishes letters from abroad once in two
weeks An attractive Agricultural column is edited by
JAMES F. c. hyde. Besides usual Childrens
Department we publish this year more articles
every week in large type for the youngest. Our Wash
ingion letter every week, though only column long, is
read with great interest and like fam-
lar talk a1out events at The Capital. If you wish TO
know what going at the East. in New York, in
the Interior at The West take the
Our department, both secular and religious, and
the literary page of the Congregational full
and complete than those of any other religious paper
and make the interesting attractive and
valuable of religious journals for the family.
Every new subrcnber gets beautiful chrome and
frame worth S. at least. Seud for sp cime number
Sent TO clergyman of any denomination, with
out Chrome, for s..
W.L.GREENE &CO.
Is CoRSHILL, BosToS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
9e,IefS,nborn,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
w WASHINGTON ID STRICT SIS. at Montpelier, in said
Distrlct The II day of January, A D. 1873.
FERUMAN c kSi.rON AnHinis Xix Of the tate al
L R,l-f SanbOrn late Of East ntpeler, said DIs-
ic decreased, presents his adm nistraton for
fzamnUt on and sllowsnc- and makes application for
decree of distribution and paItition Of the estate
Of said dec ased.
Wrereupon, il Is ordered by said Court that said
account and id application referred session
thereof, be held the = obste Office in said Mont
pr lIer, the ? day OF February 4. u. 1872, 70.
he and decIs thereon And further order
Ell, thai notice hereof be given t. all persons Inter
esec, by publication Of the three teks
lively tie Green Mountain Freeman q newspape'
published at Montpelier, previous 10 said time apron
ted fer he ring, that they appear at said and
pace, and show Cause, # any they u ay have. why
said should not b allowed. and such decret
made. By The C0uri Attest.
,3~3 4 CIASE. Pecisrar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
Cheap Farms, Free Homes |!

On the line Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1900. 900 OF the best Farming and Mineral
Lands q Am rrlCa.
100000 Acres in Nebraska, in the Platte Val
* Y, nov tor sale.
MILD CLIMATE, FERTILE SOIL,
or grain growing and stock sing uns1rp BY
anv in Ih@ Uatr-d SfsIes-
CHEAPER IN PR c. mIre favor able terms given sns
u- c,nv mlrset ihin can he fund ei-sw here
Free Homes eads for Actual Settiers.
Tn be>I ioczuon 90 OnIes- J.tIers entaIled 10 .
Homestead Of l61 Acres.
Send or the u Descriptive Pamphlet, with
maps publ >hed IN ErgI-h. Germ.n, swedish and
Danish, mailed free every rh=re.
Address, o. + DAVIS,
Land ComT L. p. R. Co., Ox.1., NEI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
DR.. Plumley's

| Method of treating Chronic Diseases by the
| Urine.
| A clean, II. vial OF the first morning
passage, with pa tents name and age Will
| nahle IN. 10 treat The ca successfully.
| Specimens sent by exares+, prepaid, win
| Zee of 81 will be examined, and the re-
| suit sent the patient by mail. Those who
have fIlei TO get relief from their family
physicisns, and tn supposed incurable, ale
| most solicited.
Heart, Liver, sni Kidney Affections,
| Female Weakness Diseases of the Repro
| ductive Organs-sither sex-early or late In
life, cured.
| Send for Circular.
q. H. PLUALEY. NJ. D.,
| (P.O o. Bex l4i)
| Y4Sm6 MONTPELIER VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29

ed bv known remedy. IL will eradicate,
exri-pzte shly destroy all poisonous subsrsn-
Co. in the ID and will effsciuaIly dispel all predir
position bilious deranPeu-s Rt.
Is there want of act m in your Liver T.
spleen! Unless relieved al once the blood becomes
impure by deeterious secreIons producing scroiuous
skin diseases, Botches, Felons, Pusrules, Canker
Pimples, &c, sc.
Have you a Dyspeptic stomach! Unless
digestion promptly aided the Is debTlit afe6
vii poverty of the Blood, Dropsca Tendency, Gen
eral Weakness and Inertia.
Have you weakness of the Infestfnes!
You in danger of Chronic Dianhoea Iphsmma-
non OF the Bowels.
Have you weakness OF the Uterine or
Urinary Organs. You exposed 10 suffering
in its aggravated form.
Are you detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de-
ed in spult, with head ache, back ache, coated
tongue and bad tasiIng mouth?
For remedy Tor all of these diseases, weak
ness and troubles; for cleansing and purifying the
ytiated blood and imparIing vlgor all the vital
forces for building up and restoring the weakened
StituIion USE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

All that part of the Harlem Extension
railroad in the State of Vermont, was sold
last Monday to Chas. q. Lnc0ln, cashier OF
ParA'- b INK, North Bennington, for the sum
OF $25 900 subject to a moltsas of $500
600. Ia the afternoon, the same road wae
sold on the mortgage for So, 900, to tn,
same party.-G aeete.
At a late meeting III n ! city, the stock
hold, Is Of the New-York. Boston, and North
ern Railroad voted unanimously to consoli
date her road and iIarchises with the
Harlem Extension for the formation OF
Company TO he known as the New York
B,ft)n and Montreal Railway. The stock
holders OF the Harlem Extensio voted to
enter INTO the arrangement.
TIE village census of Bennington shows ::
Heads OF families, 500; school children. GS2
population an. l, 1913. 2674, increase III
one year. ll9 deaths Sc; births 81.
F. IL Orvs OF the Equinox House, Man
chester, also runs holeI in Flori Ia No
long ago he bought IN Troy. n. Y 50 barrele
of fl jur Tor the ST. James Hotel at jackson
vile. There is nothing very siDguIac Ia
that, for Toy is very I'd place IN which
TO buy -four. but tie funny part OF it is, THAI
it would have cost him more to have freight
ed the -four to Manchester, fl ty miles over
the Troy & Boston and Harlem Extension
K R. than it did to Florida.
The late thaw made quick work in this
county and vicinity. j. F. Partridge OF
Pownal, working with others upon repairs
to a railroad bridge near West Lebanon n
Y, fell into the stream among the moving
ice and was nearly drowned in Undertook
Greek.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29

Officers of the County Agricultural Soci-
ETY.;
President, Chas A Sylvester, ST Johns
bury, Vrce Presidents, CALVIN Morrill,, St.
Johnsbury, Joshua Bemis, Lyndon. Sscre-
taries, l. w. SInborn, Lyndon, H. q. Has
tings. n NJ. johnson, St. Johnsbury,
Chas. D. Brainerd, DanSille. Treasurer,
e. NJ Stone, St. Johnsbury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29

The directors of the Vermont State Agri-
cultural Society held a meeting at the Bard
we'll House, Tuesday evening. TO take action
in reference to the location of the next State
Fair. The Rutland County Agriculture
Society not being prepar.d to make defnis
proposals, the matter was referred to the
locating committee, who will meet on the
5th of February to take final action. The
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
Smallpox in Hinesburgh.

The death of Miss Helen Underwood,
daughter OF Gov Underwood of the city OF
Burlington, has cast gloom over that city,
as she was a lovely girl and great favorite
with ali who knew her. Her coffin was al
most hidden by crosses and wreaths of white
camelias, English violets and other exq uisite
exotics, the tribute OF loving hands. Her
Sundav-school scholars were among the
mourners, III body, bearing f)wers which
they threw into the grave.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29

a St. Adams girl named Anna Foler,
whose widowed mother lives at the western
extremity of the village on the Lake road
lett home a week ago last Friday, saying
she was going to Montpelier, to find work
as a ;allorees girl. Instead thereof che
went to P. lanver's hotel, at Stanbrdse
station, P. @, and put up under the name
OF Miss Smith Of Burlington. Report says
that either that night or the next, she was
visited by DR.. Bradley of St Armand
Station. A day or two alter, returning from
a ride, she was taken i'll and again called
DR.. B. She died, aud post mortem exam
NATION was held showing death from abor,
ton. The young woman was known in ST
Adams for her great personal beauty, and
was dustrious girl, though having an &C.
quaintaLce with one or two men of bad
repute.
The Vt, Dairymen's Association held an
interesting meeting at St. Albans, last week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29

Miss Almena tarr, of Bradford, has
charge OF the Orford, N. Ii. Academy
The barn OF Hilas Grow, of East Corintb,
was burnei Thursday evening, together with
tGsee horses. Kerosene. Loss, $500 No
Insurance, but the neighbors gave Mr.. G.
$500
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29

From Februsr, i,t, we shall sell goods for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
EZekieI n Urd's Win.

By the C0urL-Attest
H1u3 HARVEY TIInEN Iuass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-01-29
LAMOILLE COUNTY

A. A. Earle formerly publisher of the
Barton Standard and St. JOhnsbury Times,
will start d new paper at MorrIsville at an
early day. The citlz ms of Morristown have
u oscrlbei about 500 to forward the enter
prise.
The County Agricultural Society at its
annual meeti g elected the following OF.
ficers; e. F. Small, President; j. w. Bry-
ant, P. e. Cleaveland, Vice Presidents; E.
E. Allen, Secretary; A. A. Mics, Asst, Sec.
rt tary; G. W. Fitch, Treasurer; Levi s.
Small, Supt of Stock; D. j. Stafford, Supt
of Floral Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26

A BBIDGEroR| GoosE.--[Correspond
St. GAINESVILLE Chronicle. ]-Bridgepor Clio.
rles In The possession of the smartest goose
on record. The goose is owned by an aged
couple, of Hibernian descent, who lived in
that part of the town known as Kirkwood
orchard. This spring, after selecting Its
mate on St. Valentines Day, after the man.
ner of geese in general, our smart goose
went through the usual process OF laying
and patient sitting, and finally, as the reward
of its industry and perseverance, it came
forth with a fine drove of downy geeseets.
Every day when her little charges would say
in goose Language, !" Mother, may I 60 out
and swtmY,' she would smile consenfingly,
and then watch them with goosely pride as
they went through their aquatic sports.
One day, after having been gone short time,
she came home alone and in trouble, and
ran up to the door Tapping her wings fran
tically. and screaming as only goose can
scream. The old gentleman, hearing the un-
usual racket, opened the door and found the
freIzied goose. Turning to hisswife be
exclaimed, g Say dear! Here's the old
goose and nota diyils cot goslin' wild licr,
sure OF course the pair started in, pursuit
Of the. fowls lost progeny, when, inagine
thctr surprise, on finding that the goose COM
pretended their motive and had concluded
TO so with them as guide. She Kept Just d
little ahead of then, all the while dreaming
dlseorlansy, az though urging them to har-
~. bare seldom seen q tannier sight than
taat trio as they moved down tile street on
TIE doubles quick In tho following aoriles |;
Elrre shs Esoafs heat the old LADY excited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26
jy a-Ltdts

VALUABLE REAL ESrA fE On
xJANEs RIVER FOR SALE e Ar ~, AGG THE
in THE WHOLE TRACT; SEVEN HUNDRLD
ACRES m ORIGINAL TIMBER, AID ALAlGE
AMOUNT OFJaMFs RIVER LOW.GROCSDS.
AS commissioners In the suit Of Warwick -.
Stewart" appointed at the June term. 1873 OF the
j O'Clock on W WEDNESDAY, July 30. is!3: on The
premises, sell at public aIrtinu thu. VhLtaBLE
FARM lying in the county Of Anhrrbi. IN the State
Of Virginia Of which the late VI. $. Warwick died
seized and possessed--HINE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-TM9 ACRES, Of which SafES hun
Ser.
The improvements are good; the land has been
iudiciOusly cultivated with plaster and clover anJs
In good heart. Some sevcnty-tSe acres 10 low,
grounds. The James River and knrawlll c1hal
runs through the whole leugth OF the farm.
THE TIMBER
upon the place Is, perhaps, the best IN any enc BOZ"
so near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan. apd
should excite the attention ofall persons engagedln
The lumber business. whether as saSyers or 1uyerS
Box-plank timber especially abopnds. No part II
this wood is over half = MITE from the canal. -,
The land lies adjoining TINT Of Thomas j, WJ.
wick and Kiss Mundy, and between Stapicion ana
Gait Mills. III .,
If,deemed advisable on day OF sale, the place VIII
bedirided iuto two farms.
u boat for the accommodation ofpersuns uSuinT
10 attend the sale will leaye!tbe packet Jldns alt
O'Clock on The morning OF the sale.
TERMS: Ten per cent cash, hffeen per cen, ~
four months aud the balance Oh credit Of one, tfo,
and three years. The deferred payments 10 bear
six per cent. interest FROM day Of sale and 10 Vt 81
cured b: bond ana good personal security.
For further farticulars apply to US or Ih9ha
3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Calls Mitis,AiItsts'
county OF 70 cH Hlii.s = ii. BhiLnAckfdkD,
fy1 fBsI ( FIt.E.a Commissioners;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26
DEsiDENCE FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

Il
offer ut PRIVATE SALE the HOUSE No..
2l04 OH the north side Of Grace street between
rwenty-frst and Twcnty-second streets popularity
known as Mr.. William ray1or's having been built
by him SINCE the war, and occupied until recently
by his family, with LOT 90 feet front by l65 feet In
depth. The house Is we'll built Of brick, In shape u
square about 40x3s feet With hall through the mid
die and roomy yerandahs has two stories OF high
pitch over light and dry basement with wide
areas, with an addition also OF brick, containing
kitchen, bath and servants room, the whole build
ing Covered with tin roof and the walls recently
painted. The houseis supplied with gas and water,
and is in excellent condition. q
The lot Is level, with paved walks and well shaded
by young trees. The location is central by its
ness to the market and srcetcar, while itentoys The
quiet and cleanliness Of the suburbs. The elevated
situation health by its pure air and perfect
drainage. aud furnishes tlnequalled view Of the
city and Manchester and Of the river with its falls
and bridges. j 3.sf
Ihc house is offered for sale because too large for
The accommodation of It's present owner, aud WI IL
I've sold for reasonable price and on favorable
terms w. Il. ROBINS, ~ p
Rea, Estate Agent aud AuctlonRer,
1905 Bank street next To custom-hoitse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26
BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. July 25.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat easier and unchanged. Corn
frIner; white southern, Gee; yellow southern nomI-
nal at 60c. !; mixed western nominal at SIC. Oati
dull and weak southern, 4FGl5Oc Rye nominal al
changed. Western butter unchanged Whlskey-
Western, csc. Sugar firm and unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26

AwKwAaD.-The Edinburgh DAILY i2er,e,p
records an amusing conversation which took
piacsln the galleries Of the Free Church As.
ssfnbly lately: Young Lady: g There's-oid
Dr. 49, 4gselng 10 speak. Isn't bes sbprss',.
Old Lady llaushipg): "Well, ! suppose he
u.s. but do you know raIaer like hin,!,
:. Young Lady ~ can't bear him. Old
old geptlep,an speaking ", Young Lady !:
"Al. that's Mr. b -, sof Old
Lady (hesiistineiys ;.s Don't you thIuk heis---
rather prGsy Yonng Lady find ignantly);
40 iadacd, do not. Allow me fossin.
fotTrsy ou kat that Is my father.ns Old Lady:
q On !jHaesd. Thsn I am glad I hit the
MARKS gently, because Old Or. "A - iis
my husband. So suppose we have both
got les on, my dear, don't yoE think 2, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT

NEW, YORK. Juiy25.-The following Is the COM
paraIive cotton statement for the week: Eeg re-
ceipts At all United States ports during the week
I2h7s bales came shne ast year. 3s86; toal to date
3,s3oo5: to same dahe Last year, 2,se8702. Exports
for the week, 14,5se b ales; same week last year,
4,7p3 total to date s5a6 10 same date last year.
lSslgto. Stock at all Unifea States ports, i6.323;
bales last year, s,3as. Stock at Liverpool 600
last year. 985, coo. American cotton aoat for Great
Britain, $4,000 bales: last 3ear, "a, 700. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26

PERFLEyITlES OF A POSTAL CLERK.-Solne
of the ingenious puzzles submitted to the
distributing clerk in the Chicago post-ot1ce
have been thus pleasantly sketched: Many
of the superscriptions which come through
his hands are among the most mysterious of
cipherS- from the writer's not
knowing what he wanted to write, rather
than illegible through carelessness in writ
ing. When q countryman of Gustavus Vasa,
for instance, still alternating upon his ma
tive hills, sends n letter to his brother IN
this country, and writing from memory, and
a memory not much trained in letters at
that, tuper6cribes it Seederabst leDco La
he has succeeded in nnystifyiDg the average
human mind considerably regarding the
Intended destination Of his misSive. Not ut
I'll the post-oflice clerk, who at once sees That
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa. Is meant.
So, too, when from the Bremen bag greasy
racket fiutters out addressed to + HATTIE Lac
Co Ill" il IS, no doubt, difficult to discern,
after, the letters of the legend have been
evolved from the chaos in which u stiff fist
and a villainous pen have left them, that the
packet is intended for some one in Hal
Day, Lake County, Illinois, and tbithcr it
therefore goes. But when the only address
to be made out from ancther--and that by
no means sure, SO vague are the forms of the
leitcrs-is' Chollyhutville Co Ill.."tten il is
that brain tells In the distributing business.
Brains finally result i'll a solution of the lu-
limpsest, aud Joliet, Wilt County. Illinois,
is the Interpretation thereof. Iu like man
ner 'Verseaux ineauque Go America is a
|suberscriptioR which could have emanated
from nowhere else but Frances decided
to mean Warsaw, Hancock County, and it
is found that IllinoiS has such town in
such county; SO the letter is forwarded
thither, and has doubtless gIaddened oEssad d.
dened the heart Of its object before nok:'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch oate
DRTVATE SALE. "
FINE OPENING FOa A PHYSICIAN.

very attractive SMALL FARM, near Robiou's
station, eight miles from Richmond, on the Rich
mond aGu Das,yille railroad, aud eight miles on e
wide and beautiful pike from this city TO the PITS
sixty six acres ten I'm wood soil good; four hum
dred fruit-treeS, mostly choice peaches. Church
aud schools convenient
HWELLING, eight rooms; out houses. &c. The
haJn is of English style, shelIeriD2 all the stock,
cyup, and implements under the same roof
The coal-pits, with n large number of miners,
being I'm three miles, afford excellent market, at
reinunerative prices, for fruits and vegetables.
To a physician It is a splendid opening. there
being great need of physician In this very pcpu-
lous ueighi,orhood .i.sv- ss.1 L
TERMS: Only l., 900; one-third cash: balnucc at
six and twelve months, interest ut SIX pcf cent,
cured by trust deed. Apply at once. r.. 20.
iy 9I-St j. THOMPSON BRON n, Agent. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-26

HOY. CALEB CUSHING ON DoGs.--Hon, Caleb
Cushng has addressed the following note TO
The editor Of the Germantown Daily Chron,'
Gle;
ssWAsuycroN, y. c.. July q, 1873.
Dear Sir,-There is SO much both OF GOOD
sense and of coed humor in your article OF
the 1StE, entitled a Dogs Delight as to
induce me to write to you few words on
the subject.
81 perceive thatall the newspapers chron"
icle my dog tight. have thus of a sudden
become famous pretty much as Alclabiades
did by cutting Off his dogs tail to the aston
ishment of all Athens. !, a
81 plead guilty 10 barking at Sir Alex
der Cockburn but have done this in self
defence, and, as it seems to ME, With great
to,oderatjop, seeing that Sir Alexander began
nv b,rking at me through 100 pages of close
nrintea large octave, whilst parked at him
through OILY twenty-five pages Of large type
loaded, these pages not half the size of the
others. You s.e that have been very tenn
perste.
"In Justice to Mr, Fernando Wood also. I
desire to say that the dog dld not belong to
him, but to his tenant at viii. Thomas Kelly,
and that being written To OIL the subject, MI
Wood gave me full permission to act III my
discretion against both Kelly ana DIS oog: L
remain, yours truly, o. GUSHING.