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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

ANOLlAl, the very best Of that celebrated race
& u horse American Eclipse will sand the present
son. at our stables in AlarySve, Charlotte county Va
and be let to the following terms, viz: so the
season. payable the 18th day Of July next ut which
time it will crnlina!c $tI5 to insure pregnancy, de-
or the property Of the mare is in any way transferred
Classes of mares The number uf SX however, Will be
put at $40 each, person becoming responsible; TO-
grllcr with 81 in all cases to the groom.
Extensive and excellent asturage, IN the season. ga-
It's Mares will likewise be fed with grain, and receive
the very best attention. for % per day The sub
scribcrs pledge themselves scvcrallv and Individuality to
take the best possible of all entrusted to their
management and will their utmost efforts to prevent
accidents Of every kind; nevertheless they Will not III
any responsibility on their part tor any which may
occur
Gentlemen sending mares from distance, sill direct
them TO the of of the subscribers, viz Richard
j. Gaines, residing in the vicinity, with minute written
directions him, and instructions in the particular
they may wish their mares 10 br treated their tcmpcrs,
habits, &c, whether nlschcvcus or spriui, &c: &c.
Go!iah was got by Eclipse; his dam by Alcndoza; I'M
ported Expedition; Maid Of the Oaks by the imported
Spread Eagle; Annette, By the imported Old Shark Nell
sons Rockingham; True Whg; Baylors Gallart i'm
ported Burwes Rrgulus; imported horse Old Diamond,
son of Observation-Disclosures got by Hickory; his dam,
NcltIcop, by the imported horse Old Dioned Bclscy
Lewis by the imported horse Old Shark; ATLANTA, by
the imported horse Lyndsays Arabian; celebrated Anne
rican running horse Lees Old Mark Anthony; imported
Crawford; imported Sivcreye; imported Janus; import
ed mare, imported by the lae Gen Alexander SPOTS
wood, Of SpoLsy vana county, Na.-Fur confirmation of
the prdirrces of the above horses. Ed CARS General
Stud Book, the most comprehensive and scientific book
ever published this subject and for Mark Anthony
also the A. Il. R. and $. NJ, vol. l. p. 80, No. !.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON,
RIIIlARD J. GAINES,
ROBERT 7. GAINES
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the last week on these plantations cannot bs less than
Ertrurt nf q Lcltcr r1cciecd IN liS cHu. dnttG

=
Eqtruct Of a letter reeciecd in this city, "atrd
.Sr AuGusrisE, Feb Il.
sThe latest reports ale that tie Indians arc within
25 miles of this place burning and destroying every
thing that they lay their hands on ana lat tnry
have within day or two devastated the whole OF Cen
iernandrzs property: it is however said, that no I'.
pcit reliance eau be- placed any Of these runio's.
can give you no certain information respecting our
intended movements, bu, think 1t more Than probable
we shall not lake W tie line Of urch, until VT are pro-
n,y drilled and more troops arrive There are here
s men in ALL and more daily expected from ether quar-
trr. ,h,n Char ,stou - Charleston Patriot
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February ..

RI7M. 5. IIANSELL. No. -. Market ST., south side
w above Front ST.. Philadelphia. Informs merchants
visiting the North, and otllcts, that he has i'll store,
large and general Of saddery, consisting of
saddles of every description bride leather, arlnga!rs,
saddle bugs trunks, collars, WHIPS &c, &c. which will
be disposed of upon satisfactory terms Orders forward
cd by mail above, vii! .rct with puncua attention.
Feb G. SI-2lw6w
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twas mentioned, in the Of Debate in The House
Of Representatives on Wednesday, that the CH'nn'tce
Oil N1va AiTrs. from whom extraordinary aPpF"P''',
tons mad been asked fer that service TO ile amount u
.r, r. q, ,,ullius of tiIars had determined to re-
r, Only in favor of two millions of dollars for that OBJ
jet. u,.,.rts :, .b. ST.
nate u,l Air Benton resolutions, said That a'ef std'
p7;s ne had asrcrtnncd from The Treasury tnaI le re-
venue Of the fourth quarter OF the year lo'', 'c'ua
c,i"c.rd. Amounted /" SlualD,o0 aud the amount /"
Is. collec,cL 4sU OG0; and the w" amount OF revenue
now in the Treasury, after Lsduc:i"g the una"a'aoIe
funds and other which ought to be deduceu' W
G7icIdndr:a Ga-cttc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

Several Americans were present al Court in f4rIs On
The LIST January, gala day always in raI's, ana were
received with marked attention by the Royal Family
o. nnc of lhcul th. King cnqrrd, and we do not know
how he could have Indicated certainly his convc-
ton that ali difficulties arranged who probably
would be tic new Minister from the United States:
~ 10.
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n AND FOR sALE-A highly improved Farm
e 4 called Lime Stone Creek, situated on the Rich
mond Road nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
7l2 acres more less, with Dwelling houses and all
the necessary out houses, Stables thresEng machine,
&c, will he sold by private contract; together with
negroes stock ofcatte and valuable horses, implements
of Rusbandry, corn, fodder, &c. small tract Of low
land belonging to Mr. David Niche, and which Is to be
sold, separates from the Rivanna River. There IS
vci, OF rich Limestone running through the whole tract
which has been quarcd and klned for these seven years
and the lime employed manure TO enrich the land,
and for selling for building purposes Persons des'roS
Of buying, will apply at the Office OF the Char!oesV'!!e
Advocate, or DR.. Bla.ttermann at t!e University
an UNAWAY-W committed to the custody OF the
& & Jai!or of lIulitax county, Virginia, Negro boy
named Rybaura-ho states that ne is tine proPsrsy OF
Va. who has recently removed to West Florida. The
said boy is apparently about 20 years of age, dark COM
nle1on of low stature, and remarkably awkward de-
crepd appcerance-had on when committed round
about coat and panluloons of mixed honeSpun, and
hat The owner is requested to come forward and COM
Div with the requirements of the law, otherwise they
viii be complied with on the part Of
JANIS MEDLEY, D. S.,
Jan. 80 [s4-wGwl Jailor Of HalJa1.
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Feb. 90.


RHARGRAVE-U Irner Of tie Great 81. Lrger-This
I'VE first rate English Racer and Stallion, recently
rclcd and imported by Dr. Merritt will cover the next
season at the stable of the subscriber Pttsyvana Court
House, Va at 500 the season, and $l) Insurance, de-
landabr when the is asccrtan"d to DC with ioal,
or property transferred and = to the groom in each case
Good pasturnge gratis, and mares fed with grain at %
cents per day-cvery attention will be paid but respon
sibily for accidents escapes The season conmen-
ces 10th February, and expires 10th July.
Margravc very superior runner, ana won IN
sweepstakes nearly $!5,G00. He won, besides other
prizes the Great ST. Legcr IS subscribers and the Gas
cognc Stakes II subscribers, Doncasler the Criterion
Stakes 81 subscribers, and the Grand Duke Michael
Stakes, Is subscribers at Newnarke sweepstakes at
Stuckbrdgc sweepstakes at Winchester, &c, and by
compromise with ST. Giles, lost the Derby by order of
his owner, although doubtless Margrave could have
won it-Extract from Quarterly Review. 1t is the
general opinion that he ought TO have lost race,
and remarkable Tor his StoutncSS ana bottom having
been beaten very seldom
Margravc was got by that famous son of Orrle, Mu-
ley, and is unqucstonahly his very best son. and of
course is half brother to Lcvathan, whose colts
ming so successfully in the West: his dam bc dam Of
Other rood runners) got by Election. winner OF the
Derby, and capital four mile horse, by Gohanna gram
dam Fair Helen by lianblctonian; Helen by Delphi
Rosa!ind by Phenomenon; AtaIanta by Matchem; Lass
of the Mill by Oronoko; Traveller; Miss Makeess Ivy
Young Grey hound Partner Woodcock Croft Bay
Barb, Makeless; Brimmcr Dickry; Person. Burton
Barb mare.
Marsravc is a very dark rich cEesnut without any
white sixteen hands high with great bone, fine proper
tons good action, ard immense substance and power;
he is in high health and vigour, and excellent ioal
gette and selected by that celebrated breeder and
racer Mr. Watt, for his mares for two seasons Mr. w.
bred Memnon, Lottery Mane!la, and many other first
rate horses and is eqraled by breeder in Eng land,
except Lord Evremonl and the Duke Of Grafton Mar.
grave was considered b. many Of the best judges in Eng
land as fully equal to Sultan. Pram, aad Flying Chill
ders. SEQ Sporting Magazine No. I'd series page -,
Is32 Breeirr in my section should not let tins oppor-
tuni,y escape of breeding from this horse, as he makes
only one season here.
Further particulars in landbills:
JOHN l.. WHITE.
Feb. g. ST-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

Death Of Colonel CrOchen-A letter has been received
in Washington announcing The death OF Col Crockctt
soon after his arrival in Texas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

MSah REWARD for the apprehension Of Den.
- eSU Ms, ntgro man belonging to the Estate
nt An,hon; Wadty, jr., dec die radc his rsca,.
a,,,ut the middle Of December last-When las, heard
Of he was seeking passage to Rchn"nd by boat irom
Goochand G. II. lie is rather low black n,;lrsi.n,
ilrshy lce, polite and intelligent, about 40 years old
He has probably obtained free papers and is scAing cm
pnymcnt brick layr. and 'laSi'f,r may be- max
ing his way To free Sta!e.--TIIc above Reward
will Lr given to any person w!lu will deliver lm 10 ue
in Louisa county, or secure him in jniI.
GARLAND Il. WADDY
admir-. Of .l"ihO"y HcGdy. yjr., d'rA
Jan. IL. T-i2sr
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FHNO James Hooper aul Judith, lis wife, WILHELM
a Winston and Sally his wife, Calvin Saunders,
Samuel Saunders. Stephen Saunders Thomas Saunders,
James Saunders. JG!n Saunders and Elizabeth Saun-
drrs-lake notice, that shall proceed To take the drpo
silions Of ltlrbcrry Farmer and others, at BucAing
ham Courthouse, the twenty .nnth day o. March
next, between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning
ana in the evening, be read evidence in suit
now depending in the Circuit Superior Court OF lay
and Chanc,y for the county Of buckingham, in which
Thomas Shanks, surviving ohIigcc Of himself and Da
vI Shanks, is Plaintiff and you myself and others, are
Defendants
If from any cause the aforesaid dcpcsons be not Ia
ken Ike day above named they will be taken at the
place aforesaid on the next day.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
February SS-W.w
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MEf1NTER ANGEMENT.-TwIcE . VIZ
w The Steamboats, Columbus aud poca!on,ss a.
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will Commence ~
Monday, the 7th Lecrmber, TO run only twice week:
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and Oh and after Thus.
day, the It'll January. 1886; they will only once
week leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and NnroIE
every Monday morning. at IL oclock Sh.uld the ma
valiun Il" the i'aapsco be- interrupted by ice the ,s
srngrrs will bc landed al Annapolis, aS formerly
The Patrick Henry leave Norfolk every rucs,v
and Friday morning. for R:chnlund and return eycry
Sunday and "Wednesday.
pasSace and fare To Norfolk SIS; All baggage al III.
risk Of The owners. JAMES FERGUsSGN, 4rm "a Tue
Baltimore. Dccrmbrr 4. Gift
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p'N Observation-Disclosures rules taken IN Tie
d Ci,rx's Office of the Circuit Superior Court "i La"
aud Chancc,1 Of Irincr Edward county, the LIST day OF
February, lS:G: . we
William T. Wootten, Admir-. of his late wife, Eliza
beth Worten, formerly Elizabeth Perk'aon, Fltf.
against ;. :.
john Rndd Admir- of John RuLd, dec d. and in his
own right, and Admir- vi john NJ Williamson sI'"In
Clements and sally his wife, William Sudhrtry and
Oney his wilr Thomas l.egrand and Nancy his "t:t;
Martha Williamson, William &. Rudd, John Rn'.d and
William Walton committee Of Vim. Z. Rutd Deits
The dclrnIam.s lsham Clencnts and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to Act of the General Assembly, and The
rules of this Court and il appearing that they are not IN
hlbilants OF this Sate-om The motion OF the paiitil
by his attorney it is entered at rules aforesaid and nc
curdingy ordered. that the said defendants: Islam Clc
lcnts and Sally his wife, do appear here on the first day
of april Court next and answer the plaintiff bill; and
that copy of this order Lr forthwith inserted in some
Of the public newspapers prntrdin the CITY Of Rici'
lnond for months succrssvry, ard also posted at
the front door OF the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tesle, Is. j. WORSiAM, C;S.
February Is. 9t-wSw
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d. 4 SAa REWARD.-.Nrds cJ.-Ram Away iroal
~ d eSST The subscriber about the l-ih of Noy,,u
Der last. IL yellow uf the Of EDWIN. (iI <,inr.
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about > feet ~ inches
high rather raw-boned, li'tr stonp'd in lis s'q.
drrs his CONFERENCE very good. hair tnIrraby Isy
lie has lost mrs OF his jaw teeth. and is wia: mrly il.
called lantern. awed. He is good shoemaker. lie
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apnrrhrndcd in tie
State, and $3.50 if apprchendrd ou Vi the State aid 80
secured that get him again
PORTED
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MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season (l>:a3
at my stable Halifax Court House. Va, and is
his stand, in fine order and condition, ready for
al 500 the season, and $500 insurance. For further and
other PARTICULARS see handbills. &c. w. w. HURT.
Halifax Court House, Va.
February l3 0U-:m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

N,ARElAGE MAKING IN FARMllLL.E.- -'n<.
a subscribers, under the firm Of W. X ): ,i.'a 70
have made such arrangements as will enable o.
manufacture extensively in this place, C1t''asff' ii.
every dcscriptinn Barocches Gigs and snh'rs 4.
best ~ he nave Our friends and the pos
lie generally are solicited to give US ca anu d..cb
our work Repairs done "ith neai"eSs an 81 ANTON,
JAMES BLANTOS,;,,
Fa-mvilIe, Prince Edward, Va, Feb ~ ''
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NJOTlCE.--The subscriber wishes hire for the Ia
q lance Of the year. first rate Cook wiu can
come wr,! recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given. JOHN EOWLES,
Ea.!e H0tct, Ctariou srule Ia
Feb % Gift
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February l3.

a DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE-All persons m
IA dcbtcd to the Of the late Mrs. Sarah w. White,
deceased hereby notified aud required to make inae'
date payment to the uncrsencd- all persons hay
ing claims against the said estate, will present them: duly
authenticated. for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS.
.7dm'r. Of Mrs. Sarah ". Nhitc, d'c'@"d
Ian : T.}-OawSw
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ENRY full brother Of Monsieur Touson, viii stand
Il & the ensuing season r3G) in the vicinity Of Halt
fax North Carolina fifty dollars the season. and So
vcnty five dollars to insure. From his great sizr, suI-
rior bone and finish his Citizen and Medley blood II IS
believed that stallion is better adapted to the Ay
and doubc-Archy mares: (Which abound in Halifax and
Nor,hampton cross both in form and Mood. than IS
Henry. For his Memoir and Engraving. IAN Engraving
which By does justice to The iinrsc the
March No., 1873, Of the American Turf Rrgslc: He
will be under the control Of Mr. Il. S Woodng.
BALE PEYTON
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also,
Oven Mouths, Ash Pit and Boiler Doors;
Sash Weights, Sad Irons and Steel Fire
Sets;
Fire Frames and Paror Stoves;
Paror and Chamber Mantle Crates:
Russia and English and American Sheet
Iron;
Cauldrons Of all sizes; Fire Brick
Timed Sheet Copper;
In addition TO the above, ID. b. g. Co.
have constantly on hand large assortment
of ROTARY COOKING STOVES, for
coal or wood, with a general assortment of
Cook Stoves, such us James, Wilson's
Premium, Prophecy and Others of the latest
patterns.
N. b. Dealers in the above articles are
invited to call aud examine the above assert
ment, which will be sold on the most favor
able terms.
These who buy at retail are likewise re-
quested to call.
Boston, May IA, 1886. "a
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-19

Father ofGll, men, and of equal and impar-
tial love TO all he offspring, without respect
of persons.
The promotion of pure and undefiled
religion as defined by the apostle James,
we propose as the beginning and the ending.
the means and the the object of our labors.
Men will never walk humbly with God
while they walk arrogantly towards man.
IF man love not his brother whom he
hath seen, how can he love God, whom
he hath not seen?' When the solemnity of
mans inalienable rights are daily apprecat-
ed, then, and not until then, will men begin
to conceive the nature and magnitude of
HIS claims, in whose sight the nations OF
the earth are as the small dust of the
balance.
Our labors therefore will not he confined
to the subject of SLAVERY. INTEMpER-
ANCE, GAMING AND WAN are giant enemies
of our race, closely allied to slavery, and
demanding the ceaseless opposition of the
Friend Of Man. Violence will Cypress
men, so long as men avenge themselves by
violence. The dishonesty that covets
wealth without earning it, and seeks gain
without an equivalent, is the same principle
that fattens upon the unrequited labor of
of the slave. And so long as our rulers
drink wine, and our princes strong drink, ;
so long vii! they forget the law, and per-
vert the Judgment of the afflicted There
dom of virtue--no charter of human liberty,
but the law Of the Creator.
'THE FRIEND OF MAN by seeking to
cultivate and extend the religion of holy
love and of the Bible, may hope, in some
III &
narrow bigotry; avoiding at the same time,
the spurious liberality that deems it heaven
ly charity to shake hands with sin. BY
supporting the principles of liberty and tue
practices of righteousness-by rcbuking
lordly iniquity in high places by thwarling
the selfish purposes of partiZan rivals OF
every name, we may hope to escape the
poIuting infection of party politics, and
(while seeking to secure the liberties of the
people, afford some guarantee that we will
not become the tools of demagogues or of
! men in power.
Our departments of religious and secular
intelligence, and miscellaneous reading Sc
lectons, will receive constant attention, and
vary in extent, from time to time, according
to the amount of interesting matter afout,
and according to the wants and exigencics
of the great cause in which we chiefly
labor.
TERMS.
The paper will be published Mt Utica, on
Thursday of each week, printed on a sill
perior quality of paper, under the direction
| Of the Executive Committee of the New
York State Anti-Slavery Society, and edit
ed by WILLIAM GooDELL. Subscribers
will be furnished with the paper at $500
per nnnum, payable in advance, $3.50 at
six months, or $500 at the end of the year.
Utica, April, 1886.
*The slave is entirely subject to the will
of his master to whom he belongs.'-Slaue
Code.
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Fr9m Fosters Ropriy.od Metropolitan Magazine
SONG OF THE WATER -DRINKER

Fr7m Fosters Bopnyled Metropolitan Magazine.
SONG OF THE WATER -DRINKER.
BY L. JOHNSON.
Oh water for me bright water for me,
And wine for the tremulous debauchee
1t cooleth the brow, it cooleth the brain,
1t maketh the faint one strong again;
Ii comes DER the sense like a breeze from
the sea,
All freshness, like infant purity.
Oh! water, bright water for me, for me!
Give wine, give wine, to the debauchee!
Fill TO the brim! Fill, fill to the brim!
Let tho flowing crystal kiss the rim
For my hand is steady, my eye is true!
For |, like the flowers, drink aught but dew,
Oh! water, bright waters mine ofwealth,
And the ores ii yieldeth are vgor aud health.
SO water, pure water for me, for me
And wine for the trenulous debauchee!
Fill again to the brim again TO the brim
For water strengthened life and limb!
To the Gays Of the aged il addeth length,
To the might ofthe strong it addeth strength
1t fcshens the heart, it brightens the sight,
IT'S like quafiing goblet Of morning light.
So, water, will drink nought bur thee,
Thou parent ofhealth and energy
When DER the hills, like gladstone bride,
Morning walks forth in her beauty's pride,
And, leading band of laughing hours,
Brushes the dew from the nodding flowers
oh, cheerily then my voice is heard,
Mingling with that of the soaring bird,
Who flingeth abroad his maths loud,
AS he freshens his wing in the cold gray
cloud.
But when evening has quilted her shelter
ing view,
Drowsily flying and weaving anew
Her dusky meshes DER land and sea-
How gently, o sleep, fall thy peoples on me?
For drink water, pure, cold and bright,
And my dreams are of heaven the livelong
night;
SO, hurrah for thee water, hurrah! hurrah
Thou art silver and gold thou art ribbon
and star
Hurrah for bright water! hurrah! hurrah
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STATE or VERMONT

~, DlSfrlct Of Randolph So.
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District
Of RdndOtph: To all persons concerned in
the estate Of O.MER FERRY, late of
Braintree, IN said District, deceased, teS-
tate,-GREETING.
M HEREAS, Lovina Ferry and Benia-
w min NJ. Flint, administrators with
the will annexed Of the estate of the said
deceased, propose to render an account of
theIr administration, and present their ac-
count against said estate for allowance, at a
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate
Once IN Randolph, in said district. on the
hrst Friday IN September next; Therefore
you are hereby notified 10 appear before said
court at the time and place aforesaid. to shew
cause, Il any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed
Glcen under my hand and The eeal Of so;d
Court AZ RandOlph, in said District
THIS 29h day of June, A. ID. 1836
C.4LVLW BLODGET'T, .L,Jr.
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Strayed

LNROM the subscriber in Mortified, on
IL the 2lSt day in June last, bright Bay
Mare eight yeals old, shod all round, with a
light poke on, some lame in the lelt ton nigh
hind ancle. Also, a light Bay Horse Colt,
one year old, one hind foot white. Who
ever will return said horses, OF give nlorma-
ton where can find them, shall be gener-
ously rewarded, and all necessary charges
paid by NATHAN GREEN.
Mortified, (Factory Niage,) !
July Isl, 1886.
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MONTPELIER HOTEL.

HENRY Y. BARNS, would inform
D. n the public that he has opened a house
of public entertainment, in the coniral part
of the village of Montpelier, on the strict
principles of Temperance: wine, strong
beer, and al ardent spirit wholly excluded
Said house is pleasantly situated on State
street, few rods west of the Bank, and
will be pleasant home for the traveller, OF
persons-S the vicinity visiting Montpelier
on business.-Good attendance always in
readiness, and every reasonable attention
paid TO all who patronse the above house.
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1885
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Removal +! =!

A USTIN O'MALEY, would respect
fully inform his friends and the public
That he has removed his shop from the room
formerly occupied in Spalding's building, to
the one two doors southeast OF the Branch
Bridge. He has entered into an arrar .ge-
ment under the finn OF Austin O'AIaIcy &
Co. by which he offers for sale super ior
assortment of imported Cloth on the most
reasonable terms.
Nav 10, 1886