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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-25
Scientific and MILITARY .dcadenv.
Ar PERrA ANEnY NEW IERSEY-

Angus. a. s0-id.:s5s
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
LttcbRrIH Gnuutp, IS.
Superior Court, August Term, 1927.

Superior Court, August Term, 1927.
upon the Petition of SAMUEL A. JUDSON of
sCornwal in said County, shelving to this Court, that
on the god day of March, 1899, Andrew Brown, then
of said Cornwall, residing in some part of the
State of New York, mortgaged to the Petitioner to
secure the payment of two promssory Notes of that
date one for six hundred dollars and the other for
three hundred dollars, equal undivided third
part of six acres of land lying in said Cornwall with
one third part of Corn mill and implements belong
ing thereto, with one third part of dwelling house 4
hsrse shed on the same, said land bounded east on
highway and land lately owned by James johnson,
north on said Johnson's land and the land of the heirs
of Samuel Pratt, southery and westerly on highway; ;
stating also that Cyrus Swan, ESQ. Robert Donavan
Charles F. Sedgwick, ESQ. Daniel Clark and Linus
= Bates of Sharon in said County, and Thomas n
Wheeler of Northeast, in Duchess County and State
of New York. have interest claim upon said pre-
misses, and praying for foreclosure of the equity OF
redemption in said premises, as per petition on file, da-
ted August 6, 1897.
Ordered, that the Petition aforesaid be continued
until the next of said Court to be holden at Lch
6eld in and for said County, On the third Tuesday of
February 1928, and that the petitioner give public
fce thereof by an advertisement in the Lchhed
County Post six weeks SUCCESSFULLY three weeks be-
fore the term Of said Court that all persons interested
may appear and be heard thereon
BY the Court
FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk.
S. CHURCH, An'y. 6wl2
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
w G. . C..
nttrD6eI0 County, SIS.

Superior Court, August Term, 4. D. 1927.
u pom the Petition of John M. Hoey Il John C.
Cofiug of Salisbury in said County, shelving 10 this
Court that, the 3lst day of August 1924, one Com
the said Holley g. Cofing the payment Of Note of
1hree hundred and ninety-eight dollars and forty-sx
cents mortgaged to them piece of land lying in said
Salisbury, bounded northerly by Matthew Smiths
land, westerly by land then belonging to Augustus
Hurlbut and Combury Merritt Junior, southerly BID
John NJ. Hoeys land, and easterly by Holley & Cot
fngs land, containing about sixtyhree acres and one
half; That said Combnry Merritt is dead leaving Polly
Merritt of said Salisbury his widow, Daniel Merit and
Betsey Cornwall the wife Of Daniel Cornwall, and
Combury Merritt of Bennington in the State of Yer
mont, lydia the wife of Daniel Ball of Lee in the
COUNTY of Berkshire and State of Massachusetts, and
Sally the wife Of Gabriel Feeto, Cynthia the wife of
James Whitney and Waitstill the wife of Almon Whit
ney all residing out Of this State in some places I'M
known the petitioners, children and heirs at law of
the said Combury Merritt; praying for foreclosure Of
said Morgaged premises, per petition on file, dated
August 6, 1897.
Ordered that the petitioners give Notice all the
Respondents aforesaid, residing of this State, by
publishing this Order in the Litchfed County Post six
weeks successfully, at least three weeks before the
next term Of this Court, that they may appear if they
see cause at the ofthis Court be holden
Lchfield within and for the County of Litchfeld on
the third Tuesday ofFebruary 1928, and make
to said petition.
By the Court
FREDERICK wOLCOTT, Clerk.
SAML CHURCH, An'y 6w12
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

ee. This ceremony we of course declined.
When all things were properly adjusted, the
preacher closed his eyes, and commenced the
exercise, which consisted in repeating por-
ton from the Burman Sacred Writings His
subject was the conversion of the two prime
disciples OF Gaudama, and their subsequent
promotion and glory. His oratory found to
be entirely different from all that we call ora
tory. At first he seemed dull and monotOn-
Gus; but presently his soft melli1uent tones
won their ways into the heart, and IuIled the
sou! into that state of calmness and serenity,
which to- BuTpan mind somewhat resem-
bles the boosted perfection of their saints of
Old. His discourse continued about half an
hour; and, at the close the whole assembly
burst out into short prayer, after which all
rose and retired. This man exhibits twice
every evening, in different places. Indeed he
is the only popular Iay-preacher in the place.
AS for the priests, they preach on special oc-
casions only, when they are drawn from their
seclusion and inactivity by the solicitations of
their adherents.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

We copy the following amusing narrative
from DR.. Kings Anecdotes of his own
Times" as a curious instance of eccentric
ity. that may perhaps entertain some of our
readers.
"About the year 1905, knew one Mr..
Howe. sensible well meaning man; posses
sed of an estate of 1901. or SOOt. per annum !;
he married young lady ola good family in
the west of England, her maiden name was
Mallet: she was agreeable in her person and
manners, and proved very good wife. Sew
en- or eight years after they had been mar
ried he rose one morning very early, and told
his wife he was obliged to go to the tower to
transact business; the aame day, at noon his
wife received note from him, in which he
informed her that he was under the necessity
ofgoing to Holland. and should probably be
absent three weeks or month. He was alb
sent from her seventeen years. during which
time she never heard of him, or from him.
The evening before he returned, whilst she
was at supper, and with some of her friends
and relations particularly one DR.. Rose a
physician who had married her sister, billet
without any name subscribed, was delivered
TO her, in which the writer requested the fav-
or of her to give him a meeting the next eve
ming IN the Birdcage Walk, in Saint James
Park When she had read her billet, she tOs
sed tito DIR. Rose. and laughing. you see,
brother" said she, "old as am, have got
a gallant" Rose. who perused the note with
more attention, declared it to be MIR. HOwe's
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
THE INSURRECTION;
OR, SCENES IN JAMAICA.
BY ELIZABETH SHERIDAN CAREY.
(COnc[uded.l

Morengo urged the necessity of proceeding
with haste and caution towards hut, which
he described as situated in thicket, on the
borders of the plantation, and removed from
he chance of danger. Zariida, he e 'irned
to state. had there found sheter,and waited
with piercing anxiety for the arrival of her
mistress, whom nothing could have induced
her to quit, but his solemn promise of con-
Quoting Miss Greville in safety TO the place of
her retreat. g.
The youthful heart is seldom the willing
harbourer of strust and L6uisa yieldedsEO
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
2sp s. 8. SMFTD,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS.

TERMS.
To village and single Mail Subscribers, So per year
payable before the expiration six months.
TO companies ofany number over six, l50 per
year, payable aSstlove. To Companies less than six
deducted frssd y these prices when payment is
made in adFe noAN Sese prices are exclusive of the
Mail or ,ao. transportation.
No papEfs mi be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid exceptat tue discretion of the publisher
Notice ola wisfto discontinue must be given before
expiration ofthe year. a
ADYERT|SLNG.-On square, three insertions,
81. and same proportion for two more squares
F9if square rs cts. Continuance over three weeks
= per cent per week. n
Administrators and Executors Notices. $l,O0 &c.
Commissioners SIPS
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
LIME! LIME ! Y
r.. TT. DENESON

WILL receive weekly from the Kiln,
w fresh Lime of the first quality. and at
a very low price. Not more than the gate
fee will be added to the Canaan and Sheffield
wholesale price.
Norfolk, April, 1927. tf4S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

sfHt 'uh'rrrncr dispose OF the lils- f,.s
vt lanh Tying N iht Higmis M1ry District m fis -
ol ONO lie would cell very low for cash Or r,nIe al. -
eN hshse Virginia property valuation. The soil of os, r
vty hnew 1ia be considefed exceedingly ferfls m a.,
'a',, and wouln weld with ordinary CULTIVATION a. ie .,h
scihrr inorDied seldom, II evef ess than an .vefs ~
ten hafeis Of cora per These lanIs he ozone If s
more han dys tidr aud Of thenl very bea tbs en-.
gre Cana are iefsecied ~ The lated line ,f M
population, wealth sad enefpiisc, producing all
ce'sats Of hr ~ such abundant oision tie hunbi.
ehEen may, With ease, 'upre hs family con Gp,t The
opportunity 81 drFoslns their VI gin property r., o
t'oH now presented 60 pefsgus Wishing move 60 ne 49,.
may we'll deserve their at4ntion -
One ifae Of 500 scrc No o Entry 12217 in Ysdio co
aPpHe tnnuIheid town. IN tbs 5cipfp river about 10 mile,
n w 81 C"inmfu., ihe seat " goveinnueu
one nihI tf"fi OF so acres, no 1919 about one ,-
b-st Of Toe above "''O
one Other tact Of 1850 acres. NJ - 2go .,,c, .t
Ha'dm near knfh creek uf about miles ir,,n t5o nh
1a't " the shove tact 800
Que other i,.e Of 1000 acres, No. i25Oa hing 10 Allen
One dhtt tact 81 900 acfrs. No f2474 n Un,on ouo
about ~ rsirs county seat. -
one other trso, OF 600 No. 1904 On plriy in aJf
son COUNTY, 30 miles foni Columbus. believed the ,,h
"i h' Tract would produce ayease 10 barrels OF corn
pc ~ 'V''t
MadoG add rHhin nIiiss ~ he supposed ioe Of III
u0na Ruad--tLt also o. vetv frffis. - ~
And 0ne "terusr ct 2pOy niles South ef rd
coihe, nou county snd not faf from the na OF he si
Piai' at The above lsnds ne ~ the .tt.
90 ihn cay. Tues viii be made with general warrant,
r,.t-t 49,, THOMAS ONFFN
10y ~ f6-eftf
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COMM UNIC.d TED.
POWHATAN CELERR ArI0N

Ia pursuange OF resolution, adopted in the
Jefferson Debating Society, The members conven-
Ell ON the 4Ih oil July at MIR John j. Dickinson's
tavern, in the county OF Powhatan, for the pur
pose OF celebrating tue fifty first Anniversary of
American Independence Agreeably 10 appoint
nisnt, Mr. John Il. TiGsey delivered an grafton
suitable to the occasion, and 6y calculated. to
arouse the patriotic feelings Dcidenl TO the day-
AZ CLOCK dinner was announced, and Dr.
William Cfump being called to ofiieiste as presi-
dent and Henry l.. Hopkins as Vice President.
the following todsts druLk
The day we celebrate. MAY eyery return
ill., call forth fresh tokens IF graiiude for GU.
deliYsance.
Composed by master workmen; let government be
on their guard how they ismper with it, lest they
spoil the beauty of the original
The memory of our heroic ancestors " no
wstered with their blood the tree Of liberty, IN.
IIuus OF which now enjoy.
The memory Of Washington, Henry AMI
Jefferson. The historians pen engrages fIeir
deeds on the psge Of immortal history
Madison and Monroe. The two oldest. hui
sun most Tesplendent consultations The political
galaxy II May The evening Of her lives be as hap
ny as The morning has been glorious.
The Governor of Virginia. Distinguished
for his superior abilities aud Jealous devotion 90
state sovereignty.
William H. Crawford and John Q Adams
More real joy Marcclius erilsd Erh,
Thins Ca-as 10Th &c Senate ut hes Acsis z"
The old continental COngress. To that au-
gust End venerable body, let future statesmen look,
aud learn what it is to be panst.
The constitution u Yrginia. The peoples
happiness proclaiins IT'S value.
10 The people OF the United States -----
Free and enlightened; they are competent to gov
EN- themselves
II The University Of Virginia. May it render
itself worthy Of its parentsgs.
II The Union. May concord and fraiernal
love ever reign among the children Of liberty.
Is The fair sex.
The dsares, tieine
Itaf sreg t0osrusd q piaslyers drearlp
VOLUNTEERS
BY The President. The Orator Of the ,ay-He
deserves the thanks Of our society for his mssterly
address.
by the Vice President. The memory of Jane.
Lawrence.
On gtieye be on tAis savflly spisrs.
a boon, eitt that HeaDcu hofds dear,
~ ne i1rf ifhnfion that fibsyly draas.
IRON, ne hearf thar fghts md bsfds ~ if eapc.'
By Wilsm Royal Our departed friend Tho
mas JeHerson-ds fame is engraved on material.
more durable than brsss lie liyes in tie affection.
e.. gratitude Of his countr,
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FEDERAL spECIAL COTTRT


The two most material Witnesses against the three
Spanards charged with piracy s murder on board the
brig Crawford, DID not arrive here until Tnasday
night. On Wednesday last they appeared in court,
VIZ. The mate Of the Brig and the French Passen.
ger. Other Witnesses also attended, who we're
summon ed 10 give evidence as to the attempt 10
escape aud the apprehension of the prisoners
On Wednesday, the Grand Jury retired TO their
room land Mr. S'snsrd, the Uni ell States Auor
ney for this District, submitted them Ave Indjci
meats; one charged them with piracy, for runnioo
away with the vessel and cargo on the HE seas
the others, charged them several forms " nh muir
der.-The Jury, after examining the witnesses for
the Prosecution, returned them all True BiIls.
with the exception of of the last named in
dctments, which, account Of some incorrect,
ness of rhraseOlogy, set aside, in order to en-
able the u. S. Attorney to put in another more
correspondent to the facts.
The Grand Jury found an additional indictment,
against the prisoners, for murder-a true bill.
The prisoners were arTaisned upon all the indict-
ments. Mr. Leigh was assigned by the Court as
Counsel 10 the prisoners, TO aid Mr. Schmidt,
who lad been employed by the prisoners. Some
argument tonk place the motion Of the Conn
sci for the Prisoners, 10 have jury summoned
partly composed of foreigners, to winch The Court
acceded-snd writs of reEire fGciGs de s,lediekafe
Lt1gUe were awarded. The writ in tie case of
Piruey made reIurnsble on .Nonday: two of
The wits in the of muyder are T.tu,nable
on Tuesday, and two on Wednesday: The
Grand Jury were directed to attend again on Tues-
day; and the Court was adjourned ill Mondsv
next
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InI,1nkie pronerh.l


iIt subscriber finding h,insslf not tue be.t
make the Of Slave labor (hene. x,hinx ~
us pursuits ~ fe and r'd himself entirely aas r
.,e That valuable property called Jans Ri,er Sa,
Mne', with eom'nodious aud fertile little aud Nosd
sh" ats he'd to them, just miles shove Richmond IA
ne county OF buckingham, edstsiy The
S"ses are now an ptospeTous operation, aud have
y,eone to- two OF three back with n6ers
~ scr oi Slate per hsnd
,qas' At the last yes sAie, $500 ssc gree. there -
ONT ''e douhi that when they fushsr Peueat Into,
",Uef managed MOI :k aud experience acquired,
Gssnagt' s.stn " pumps and other
Nod' q as they VIII we'll afford the quantity per re
sea INCREASED but as no he adventure
uoh purchase without sminns Judging himself,
m 1eh are invited t. view the prem.es winch will be
o"h heH rreomi oxidation, when
E nemaud or that inesmsbie att,ele perusn.noy
'eeuy. Extensive credit wilt be given for alt bat snail
PV,.V ~ o, me puiehs.e. JOHN NICHOLAS.
~. pende, the Guarri.s working by the subscriber
rit az 1,hers leases for 81 square
-. 'hs' y ra,sr and other leases bespoke
,: s' ~heh wii he IN the power purs 60
ia. m,ei,es. ~ - 49, ''''' - = S'->'
Juy 49, 20 o.
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SUyNAfER G0ODy

i Ill TEtLSoN hiss received by the Planter EAit .iii
sse stisa' fresh sssoltnent OF the most
Hno ssrase oooiss OF I'll, latest Importation inch he
Is en~nlsd to otet styey low nfiees, vzs
Chihan desse-, 0nghsns. Afusliu, InnJor ,rr
Samhiies Black Italian Lustfing, Mandarin Crares hg,
aud plain ros lie Naples assorted. Poagee Cd Freneh %
bisrk aud pixr Lustrng aud Ciroa,ssn. brown
whte french ID liins Nank--u-, rene. London sup
OS'h aud Ca'-nses, Itsh Linens aud pispe. o.
and Teki. MAJ Cotton cambricks plain sJ G,n
iu. Swiss Book aud iud,a Mu,ins, rich L-es C.srs
se, tns' ana hf.i, beseed aad unbeaeLed DIln.s,g
With va,-ty of d.siI able GOOD. which ,, a.
assortment complete. ~ -
july Is 90 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

FINHE Siookhois's pfhs Mechanic Tirnpits Coroo
~ are hethy required yay, lore hr 18th IA,
Of august next rweby D0iius each Share faddnN
suscrPon held by e respectively, iu earna stock
Of the said COMPANY by order ofthe pfesiHeo
July -. 0''''' '''' o' ,sl 10, ,,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

ftNE nndetFcn~d sdoits til mode OF tnf.r,ny 49, g.
~9os, a. 1'a'gsute be has ssd the pleasure III 49,.
llsssy 'g sugihts. sud the merchants zenar.. e,-
wHb me tohsceo trade, that he now s,, ,,
I'd or uhs Purpoie Il forming n.etrantilr i,.,ts
~ .',s F' ii' views will he directed CHI, Nv o fo..
''n .fht'si sod be hf q, the orfas,sn "a, ,soo
u.u ~ 20, =. my honor hio0 tssir eon61enrl ,t
''-'ts stal nave every advantage en- MS hsnft b.t
'nd ~ aosl ls'tiu ss ntieo eau b. SOW
", " ,''f' k-fr Cfsktff o., Mahehe,ts.
va" "h'ss'i'' Jsmes p"n',p CO., Ill nt D.
pit, 2, SM DXsll
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IL
1up" ~. sPr"'ss, Aieekie,iotrg County, pa.
'hE Suo,Tier, with view comfort aud A. eomp,-
d'i'h OF those who thi, watering yI.r.
season. hs sl'aredpo p,n- expense. which l., coesv
uiu inoh' TO That tnd Sevrtac hull iinr have
sree since the last season, which will enable him 10
Comfortably, from 100 PERSONS; large AL.
1' havs been nade 10 hts lsble and such general I'M
ms made IS he c"neete oaeu sted render ,e .itk
'ioe' an ~ hesltiy agreeable rs kysmu Gu table.
" 'oIn Sr ate provided tor persons fond amue,
GOOD tsno Forts, for The tf IN.
S'o'bs, huss Nc with good pes on each 10 81
to those nd Of the sshionahis exercise ci
us"ehsj ehire supply Of LIQUORS. and the b.t eenc t
'0 Tb . can an srd, will be always provided.
"aief oi tins Spring imprr sulpha.
no neutral sasso happily combined and ~ .uch due prcra
o as % render them ehicaci"us the pre-
eases OF IN aud the southern climates; IN bilious ~,
Ns"e ana iever diseases OF the vef kdnev sraysi
ney are peculiarly hfacous ell cutaneou affections -
GERS % long Standing and nveerae character a. pr,
yrW'i ny these Springs An Intimate acquaintance win
waters Tor 40 odd and knowledge cure.
@ ny inrn warrant NE saving tha fsihfu Of il-
M WIN .ao'd teri ~ lesser degree To perso
-hu'" "h post liesss winch family ave ,uh-
yfS,. ths cth ates 1t Drs. benjamin. Lewis WIN l. Psii
M fa'i'lo all OF whom have
ed win these sPiipe' ioI nunhsr vi year. oon-d
III, =. DAVID SHELTON.
S"J ~ 19-r
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4 HeWttg sIdchfne TOR hire.
out thss Fafmers sho viii haze moi lee. In So
hundred bushels Of staih IL tlnssh.
SAMUEL CocHRAN.
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&c.,. iCoiprrinf-at
DtkDlrn ne 2Nh w. IN Louisa cottai, n, fhe 4se -.
~ be- aEe b.. JoAr Afif. after m.ef,ne 49, -,
Ane'' q several month"; ils has w., si.e ard fy. t,
ofen io noisa lis gnnre.y loss. ""
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July Is.

"a, MecklsubrTg NGy 90 1876
nave been acquainted with the Buha los
~ years. during which tune have fequeniv made
"aters 81" ssif as well he 20 other
ana wan decided feet They gentle hut tdern.i
aPeteh And at The same time tength the Ife.Ii
ur'i"n On recommending them happily calculated to
move 'he lra'es inoitnt to the and
nave never h-en critically sna'yed but such has
madt hew tharth-y contain neutral salts u,phu aud ron
can h"' wish they generally resorrsd TO- LeIe,
'hsy would be found to answer a vsius,is purpo.e
Having been requested by Mr. Shelton 10 give nv n,n
with regard 10 the qualities edeet the Buffalo Water
state that IA th-r they aefieut and tonic
the same time considerably durctc; from my Observation
~ nnmher OF instances of their beneficial effects can
commend them as valuable remedy cases of indigestion
Hhd irregularities 81 The stomach aud in chronic d.
tA.es OF thr liver and kidny aud al general e,
" 80 brsve them TO be excellent preventive arsu,
Tue auumnsl dHeasts incident 10 this climate.
F.. May g. 1926 WN IT pArrrro
IN addition To- the certificate of DR.. VIM H. PsI 10 the
~he OF winch fully 'uhserhr have only state that
rave used the Buffalo Spring Waters IS wears
cs OF '"ise during the watering found The
ai The purposes described the Certificate of On
WIN ID falio After having attended many Of the medic.
among and beyond the have pleasure AZ
stating mat the Bufsio Spring Possesses ariy the r
rers ct The White Sulphur Srines of Greenhrierl n -,
springs i this; the White Sulphur possesses raj he n
eat o. Pn ga'iVe quality thar uhslo but this may be ,
'hprhed by small quantity Ersom Salt or CuIcne Ma.
esa taken III the morning, with the quantity OF ,,
nave seldom or never known these Sptings aIi To-
OF. n'sse' su" A. Itch tstsr and when
pssn' am httve them to be remedy. = =
""N ~ iHs6 L. PATITJO
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ron LONDON

IA TIVE superor c,ppered and copper fttisoei fhip
-, AMERICA, Cspt Flsre. ro,T ~ cfy Point
ItHRR lJ 70 connenee losns, snd hIvinr large por.
too Of her cargo engaged r'ii SAT- b. The 81 u
Josf rH MaHx y SOW.
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W-4SHJNGyOy III, =,
ADJOURNMENT nv - ~ !.


APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
hon1s Randall. 81 Forra to be Ju lge u s. foI
me Middle District Of Florida, plar Of Augu.tusi iVuud
ward dec. ~ 49,
he b"rd Of Comms.oner. under the Convention with IT,
BITan for The adjusinent aice uis Treaty OF
respecting indemHihesiH for .pored slaves IN This rit,
Yesterday TO carry Effect The objects OF teir
h.'e commissioned, traders Will recollcet Lang don
Iheve' OF Ptnnsy James Peasants Of Vrga sud
hs'y saTA, OF North Carolina The Geek Of the Comms
''On Is Aar0s osdsn, OF New jersey. MAT Inf
HHEsT DECENTRALIZATION Elliot aud Dsvidoo and
Ut n buri sss hsd inspected Jung the past week u.
yards Of 700 hhds d Tobacco br ush Mount Vernon
huoA county Stus OF ONO. This Tobacco was asonrd from
aoun, Vernon TO Ssrdusky thence Efie 10 Buff
down 10 The Canal Of New York whence It was out on hoard
OF e Pseket' and brought to tbs place The tfanslor-
Mion vas 20 cents per 100 ihs OF Mount Yer
non oAndutk y-tIdm SandUky NV Yuik per ton
from New York 60 BAltmnre ~ per hsshead t,s tsIl.
diahee about 1868 miles, -hou EQUAL to the WAGON
age from Wheeling here Nafly hhds have h. en- fa.ed
KNOX eosy, az q" winch rune to this mo- ket nv tns
above ereu'iou route. What may not expect from IN,
Wet when The fseie ofthe Raj TOAD ,feted to hel
eD'e'Pi'ihs eiuEem SaH. +. CIR.
~ 10 Mr. r. o Henderson, Toast given at Peisr.bsrs
isdefqi,"
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We have various Communications baud which We sb,If
hiing ~ he sSreH possible oppunnniy-St.ef .ef
~ oasts "A vfiuabs Essiy the cultivation u Tobaeo
(Which may h. OFT n saoa un!c publish Il on Tn..s,
two three atticles he CosUenoa one Of shieb 4,
intended 10 publish tepfe this but shall ctffanv an
pear the ~ The tTo neat F..sv -,
Chancefy Coufts which intended eneffnz- sdys H.,
thai important subject Dong letter from Tennes,e ~
lens beyond The possibility Of eav the forgery uf the ffa
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