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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
POETRY.
&C ,rCH YET HtAAiS: uSscSG."
HOME, FAREWELL.

HOME, FAREWELL.
Unused iron the mountains brow,
And tu .ned mo to survey
Nv native irortc ell sinifay now
Rcnra,li the sun of May.
Tho hus,llng world hcfore mo luy'
Where [ must via q name
Hone beckoned 10 the onwhf" way
And whispered thoughts oi ianio'
r,t ncmo,y fondly fingered hoca,
And dweit 'trid gathering tears,
Jrnou nv llfc's eventual track,
TLrourh fcw-but changing years.
Nv curly love, and hopes, and Tears,
Through disap?oiutmcnt's shrouJ,
Sbo,c fo,t III Us when the stu appcurs
Que morcrt through c cloud.
Farewell, 1ho soil ny steps tina, stayce
In ~tottcring infancy :
where FREQ my bounding footsteps sttay'd
In hoyhood's thoughtlcss Slcc.
Hcc treasured stores, my mctnory
Linked with each field mud spring;
She clingS TO every iock and Tree
Asa familiar thing.
And here il chiiIiiood's day1 heard,
Who never again shall hear
ar human voice, or song OF bird;
0. water murIprriGs neer,
che cchc thst, with wondtous cu:,
Itrsccd from hill to hill,
Lingering through many u uoisclcss yes'-
Rings in my farcy still.
And here tie light of lcrr
Upon my pathway shed {;
Ametcor's light dcS.:rcdto prove
TI..t dszzlcd nc aud fled
And here that sisters grave is made,
Upon whose love | leanl-
Oh fate, on this devoted ient,
Is not thy malice spent
My native home! farowcll once n.e:e.
F:upe durheuI on my mind.
ttempl tho unknown wc.ld beicrc,
And leave my home behind!
Where shall | meet such friends 50 KIND,
As these who love me me!1?
Asothsr home where shall | find!
Butyet, my homo, Ga.ewell,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
Joseph I. Daugherty, Charles OSgood, and Charles II

~h''NJ1
EEAEE formed 4 partnership under the firm Of Dausherty, Csgood
- & Datmcy, for the purpose OF buying, selling and locating 90.
vcrnment lands on commission.
To persons wishing TO invest money in government lnnds, the I'M
dcr.isncL offer g.cat facilities and advantages. One OF the firm re-
sides in lhc West, and has much experience in The business Of local-
ing lands, particularly 10 Michigan.
For Il moderate commission, say Is per cent, individuals may have
their money proflably invested, without the labor and risk OF trans
porting spccic.to the Land Office; or, if preferred, the undersigned
will take their compensation in 4 share lone half) OF the profit aris-
ing from 4 subsequent sale of the land, guaranteeing to the person
investing, his principal and interest. Persons at 4 distance may
have their money invested, by RENTING drafts on Baltimore, Philu.
delphia or New York. Those who do not wish TO pay before they
Obtain The land, may dcpositr in some Bank in New York, the price
OF the number Of acres they desire to purchase, at one dollar and
sixty cents per acre, subject to our draft upon producing the proper
certificate of title.
The undersigned have the best means of making judcious scee'
,ions--thcy spare neither trouble nor expense in obtaining all neccs-
sary information, and having devoted themselves entirely to tins ou-
sness, il their interest, to obtain good land. adyantageou'iy s,.Ga-
ted, for all who may employ them. They will also sell on Goinnls.
sion, any Real Estate which may be consigned to them. AhIctters
and orders from Il distance, promptly attended 10.
- :" DAtjiGHERTY, osGoOD & DABNEY.
cfr,,.cs. Ncss,s Charles II. Russell Il Co., Lawrence &
Trinble, We,norc, Hopper & Co, Nc y; f1,0atdkijihGin GeG Cop1 T., Esqii
Humphreys & Jones, Brown & Ives, Philadcpniu; zen. EDWARD
Darlington, Hon. Richard Jackson, Providence, X; l.; Hon. d. st.
George Tucker, Hon. Richard E. Parker, Bushrod Z. Washington,
Esq, Virginia; samuel Johnson & Co. Buffalo; Hon. Austin Z.
Wing, Gen. l.. s. Humphrey, Michigan.
Oct. { ff-"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
E7orty Thousand Dollars!

Virginia Stale LOTTERY, Olass NO Q,
For the benefit Of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
OF Norfolk, ~, 900
Capitals-s4O,OOo, $1,000, $4,000, $1,000, $1,000,
S1'a5O; 100 prizes Of $500, 100 Of $500, l2G of 800,
&c. &c,
A certificate ola package of p whole tickets will be
sent for $40; package of halves $40; quarters $50
d. NJ. HOYT,
Richmond, Va.
In all Lotteries for sale by the package or single ticket
by the all-lucky HOII,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign.
of the Eagle. who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other Vender in the known world.
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential,
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prompt attention as personal appll-
cation, and the result given (when requcsted) immedl-
ate]v after the drawing-if addressed TO
0ct 81 fIS-Itl D. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
September 80

NOTICE.-I wish 10 sell one thousand acres Of Land
"a lying within one hundred yards of Dinwiddie
Courthouse, and the plantation that | reside on. Also,
81 negroes; twelve Of them are in the State Of Alabama,
ten men, and two young women aboutlG or l5 years old.
The negroes for cash, and the land on accommodating
terms. JAMES cor
October II 4h-wtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

I'm CHANCERY-VlRGrSlA.-ln PowIlutan County
81 Court, September ), 1876:
Pleasant Farley, Plaintiff:
against
Jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah c.. his wife, and Powhatan
w. Farley. Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and filed
his bill against the defendants, and the defendants, JEFF
frey T. Davis and wife, not having entered their appear
ancc and given security according to the ACT of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, on the melton of the plaintiff, II is or
dcrcd. That the said defendants, Jeffrey Il. Davis and
wife, do appear here on or before the first Monday in
December next, and answer the plaintiff bill, and give
security for performing such decree as the Court may
make herein; and that 4 copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich.
mond, and continued for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted up at the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county anu 1t is further ordered,
That the defendant, P~owhatan W. Farley, be restrained
from paying away, or in any manner dispensing OF or Sc
crcting, any money, goods or effects, in his hands, be.
longing or owing to The other defendants, or either of
them, 10 the amount of one hundred aad eighty dollars,
until the further order of The Court; and process is
awarded accordingly. A Copy..Teste,
Soninp,borS 20 I2-WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

Richmond, fredericksburg, and Potomac h'0A Road.
LAST Rryuiauon rpon tic St"ckt"hcrS.-h Al a meeting OF the Pre-
H. siicnt and Directors Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana fo'o-
mac Rail Rond Company, on tho 2ith May, 1886:
"Rcsoircd, That the residue ofthc cmpitnl stock, t"mr SD on cach
share he rcUuircd from the Stockholders, TO be paid ri the following
lines. to vii :-s5on the arh day Of June, the 9TH VI Jniy, 10Th ni
August. lt Of September, October, November, December, and innn
mrs. 10 be icpn.rcL to the credit OF the company, Is heretofore, IN
the Bank OF Virginia.
Rr,rIrcG. That Stockholders who may prefer anticipating IN part o.
entirely their instruments. b" allowed int"rr:t On The nnnonni: al
yanccI hv them. until the periods when tho sam" wot!l ," paynL"."
Extract from the minutes. iiLAki Gihkh, IF.
N.rI win
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

rrAMpToN AcADEMY.-The Trustees Of the
HAMPTON Academy wish to employ a Teacher to
take charge Of said institution. He is required e W 70 iGqsh
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Rh SSnrGs, uoT HSIu.
raj and Moral Philosophy, Metaphysics, Mathematics,
Latin and Greek. No one need make application, VINO
is not versed in the above branches.-Ths compensatory pen rs n";ll
will be $500 per year and all the tuition ices, %nne" T We
vary according TO the popularity Of the Ieacher. AK
election will take place on the 22d Of October next Az
COMMUNICATIONS Post Paid) directed to the Clerk OF Inc
Board, shall be promptly attended 10: tits desirable tHe
School shall commence on the Isl OF November next
u, B. The Trustees having been disappointed in the
Teacher elected on the 18th of August. are compelled 10
advertise again. :, .ooo
Sept - f-'-oO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
By Tire L~icHtcnnnt GorcTWor Of The Statc Of Virginia.
a PROCLAMATION.

NA7llEREAS, it has been represented to the Execu-
w tive, that an outrage of an aggravated character,
i'll which several negroes we're concerned, was recently
committed in the county Of Fluvanna, and that DAsY, a
negro man slave, The property Of Wan. Fountain, OF the
said county, and one of the negroes who participated in
the outrage, has escaped frem justice. and is now going a,
large: Therefore, ]. Wyndlam Robertson, Lieutenant
Governor, acting under the provisions Of the Constitu-
ton, as Governor of the Commonwealth, have thought
proper, hereby to offer Il reward of one hundred dollars,
to any person or persons vino will a%pprehend the said
Davy. and convey him to the Jail Of Fluvanna county.
And | do moreover require all officers, civil and military,
and request the good people of the Common" ealth, TO
use their best cyertions to apprehend the said slave, Davy:
that he may be dealt with according TO law.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, acting
,s., as Governor, as aforesaid, and under the lesser
lS"NhI seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
Goth day Of September, 1876.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
DArY is stated TO be about 40 years Of age, > feet 6 or
zinchcs high, complexion dull black, rather quick spoken
and bold in his convcrsation-ls the property Of WIN
Fountain.
Sept 80 42-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

SIR: | send enclosed some propositions or warpr. =
~ the approaching Presidential election. which y,
will please TO have published in the Globe, as an at;a..
tisernent, three times L week until the Isl Of Noycm5r.
Should any person cal! TO take Up any olthc wagcrs. p!c,y,
send for me. Respectfully, J. II.
Editor Of The Gto6e.
perceive that the editors Of the federal papers a.
now making tables based upon their lies about tie recr,,
elections. to show the probability Of their Lci.atin, ".
Van Buren, for The Presidency. One editor gives y.
Van Buren, II electoral votes cut Of 2)4; another wv,
him %. But Duff Green, thinking & SUPPOSED these
stables too bareiaccd, published IN The Telegraph q
Yesterday, 4 table prepared by himself, on introducing.
which, he says: Gin presenting the following estimate. We
do it with the utmost confidence that the result gwen wl
be realized. 1t is formed upon il thorough and impa,t..
examination of the state Of parties at The present time
This table riycs Harrison 100, White 90, Van Eurca =,
and Webster IA, electoral votes, and puts down The a.
naming Is, as doubtful.
Now propose to prove concius!Tcly that nobody 5c.
lievcs these editors; and, further, that hcy do not so,n
Mcmscircs. will do it with one Of their own arglReas
"A wager: and the best one they use: too: for the a.
often sincere when they OTTER it.
They have claimed all the States where the election;
have recently taken place; they have claimed every SC.
ton Of the Union; and they have claimed a majority Il
the United States, for their candidates..
now Offer them the following wagers. sore Of which
they must accept, if they believe any part OF what t@y
have said.
l<l. will bet 800 on each of the eight Southern and
Western States, where elections have recently ake'
place, namely, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Nilsson,
North Carolina. Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas, III.
Van Buren, receives the electoral vote of the Stale.
Cd. will bet $3.50 that llAEEIsoH, WHrrE and WIS
srrr. will not get more electoral votes in the New En-.
land States than Mr.. V. BrREN: $3.50 that they wItID
get more in the Middle States, namcly y, y. York, y. JET
Sew. PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware and Maryland. than Nj;
Vas buren, $3.50 that they will not get more IN The
Western States, namely, Kentucky, OHIO. Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, than Mr.. Vas HrEE>
and $3.50 thai they will not get more in the Southern
States, including all the States Of the Unlon that hA':
not been named herein, than Mr.. NAS BCEEE.
Sd. | will bet 81, 900 tina; Mr.. VAS BrEES WI! II
elected President Of the u. s. at the ensuing election
500 that he gets double as many electoral votcsas ii'E
RrsoS: $3.50 that lie gets three times as many as N"Ii
S;2lD that he gets four times as many as WEBSTER; aud
$3.50 that he gets twenty-five electoral votes more Iai
all three of them.
The money to be deposited in the Bank Of the NeiTo?'
lis in this City.
Those who are prepared to take any OF the above W.
gers, will please call at this Office for the advertiser,
: Oc,obrr1 43-tdE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
Sept. 80

~1OR Sale =, the Richmond Enquirer Office, LUX vaok
son g. Durant's best Philadelphia News and D'''
INK, (warranted) a, fair, moderate prices: III, s.asUr,,
NJ "A constant supply Kept on hama to su.f p mt
and ever4 disposition shoucn to odhge dlsta" ~"
July |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
ETif1y Thousand DOtI0rs!
~ LOOK AT THIS!
gox,r,dp.s, B~nttcry- S5gSS ES..

To be drawn at Alexandria, D. c. Thursday, Nov. "a
Rich and Splendid Sthcmc'
5o,oOo! sa0,OoO! $4,000! $1,000! $4,000! $500!
So, 900! $ $500! $4,000!
so Prizes Of ] 900 dollars each!
80 I" 500 dollars each!
80 I" 80 dollars each!
CT prizes of 200 dollars.
Whole tickets only $40; halves. 50; quarters 50 90,
Certificate of a package of 23 whole tickets in tn is
macuifccnt scheme, may be had for l4O dollars-pack.-
rcs of halves and quarters in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

z PETITION will b" presented to 'hc next General Assembly
- for tho passage uf n law, iucnrrOr tting a C"npuhy " to cHpi"'r
and work the Ccda. Grove Gold Mine. in the County OF stafford.
-, D i2-tlD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
ANOTHER ALL PRIZE LOTTERY!
EfsreEENNG SENsG EOFEG4N,

Hoyt sent in an III Prize Loncry, Il few days since,
the whole of ! 900 dollars 10 4 gentleman in the country
sEfsrrssgMA SEMse EOFgeyy,
Glass No. D. for 1856:
To be drawn at Baltimore, Saturday, November II, 18Aj,
SCHEME:
100000! $4,000! $1,000: y 200! $4,000! 100 81 ,OOC!
20 of S5O0!-2O of S250-30 Of 5000! &c.
Whole Tickets only $40, Halves 50. Quarters - so.
A Certificate of a Package of % Whole Tickets Will
be sent for Sll0. Packages of Halves and Quarters in
proportion.
In this Lottery, all those tickets having no drawn num-.
Der on them, will be entitled 10 Three Dollars, ariho,h
Discount What a Splendid Schemd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

N0TICE -Application will be made TO the General Assembly, re-
IL fpectin- Muyo's Bridge aud the Bridge to be erected across James
River, al Richmond, by the Railroad Company.
October lS H-Iio
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/E-o,, Tie Athens re. T. J RepubticGn.)

srRrsGra OF PARTIES IN EAST TENHEssEE.-We as
sure the people of Middle and West Tennessee, tnat Tue
cnuse of Van Buren, and Republicanisln is iiourlshng
and cheering in this end of the State. East tennessee
will rive about -, 900 votes on the Presidential! question:
From the best information in our possession, Van bnren
and Johnson will get 10 900 of these votes. We nave
heard no friend Of the Republican candidates eslIn,ate
the votes lower than this. The friends OF Judge "I'lte
contend, that Mr. Van Buren, will not get more tEhn
: OOO votes in East Tcnncssce-and the very lowest es-
tinatc which we have heard made by the least reaso'h'
bile White men who have expressed any OPINION 10 "ut
Lca-inr. is ). 600 votes for Mr.. Van Buren,, III Last Len
uessee. We have heard very intelligent van buren
drcla1c their solemn conviction that, from the unPfece-
| dpn,cd reaction now in progress in East Tennessee, inr'
Van Buren, will get q majority. From this view oil te
case. rs our western friends assure us that the ltcPuol-
| can ticket will conc to East Tennessee at Least ~ OF
! l., 600 votes ahead, there is but little question liiat thc
whole State will give Van Buren, 4 majority OF at least
: IN 10000 votes. We slall. see.
WEBSTER AND WHirE.-lt seems that Webster, llkc
White. is traversing his Stale elcctioncerlng. HarrlSo1r
who is the, Opposition candidate for the whole concern
cy,cnds his circuit through a multitude of States. Web
stcr IS geographical candidate for the Bay STATE; White
,hc ocograplIical candidate for the Southern division;
neither Of them are candidates for the Presidency OF the
United States. They are SchiSm candidates., used SIM
NV 10 defeat the will of the majority, and are now &c
tive in their vocaLion.-G i06e.
"Mr. Webster is on a visit 10 Berkshire. lie was IN
Lee, Stockbridge, aud Lenox, on Monday and tuesday
and was 10 attend the Cattle Show and Far, at fllt'-
field, on Wcdnesday.-BOston Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

Our neiGLibor of the United States Gazette, has saved
US the trouble Of rondrnslng some few of the statements
eIn5racedin Tic Circular of M"ssrs. Riley and Van Am
rinrc, touching 'thc scented weed, by the preparation Of
tic following synopsis, which includes several OF the
most important itens.-PhI. Gd=cHC.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, %.
AT the Probate Court holden at Wilmington
in and for said district, on the last Wednes.
day OF Aug. A. ID. 1s36-Present, Hon.
Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
ZONES Jeremiah Parmelee, Administrators
~ Of the Estate of LESTER RAY late
of Wilmington in said district, deceased, and
files his administration account: Whereupon
il is ordered that the same be heard and ex-
amined before said Court, at the session thereof
TO be holden at Wilmington on the last We'd
nesday of November next; Aud for the purpose
OF notifying all concerned of the time and place
of hearing, said administrator is directed 10
publish copy Of the record of this order, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont Phoenix,
as soon as may be.
true copy of record
Attest, A. KEYES. Rep,r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, IS.
AT the Probate Court holden at Wilmington in
said district, on the last Wednesday Of Aug.
A. ID. ls36-Present, Hon. ASA KNIGHT,
Judge:
EOME Lydia Jones and Lambert Howe,
~ Administrators on the Estate of ABRA-
HAHJONE.S, late of Dover in said district,
deceased, and file their administration account:
W hereupon il is ordered that the same be
heard and examined before said Court at the
session thereof TO be holden at Fayetteville in
said county, on the last Wednesday of Sep
TENDER next And for the purpose of notifying
all concerned of the time aud place Of hearing,
said administrators are directed to publish a
copy Of the record of this order three weeks
successfully, in The Vermont Phoenix, as soon
as may be.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09

Messrs. Editors: Perhaps it viii not he I'M
interesting to your readers to learn, that there
appeared in the vicinity Of the southeast part
of this town, last winter, colored man by the
name Of Hamilton, in the character of prea-
cher Of righteousness, and remains here yet,
who has gained number of proselytes, and
who, it is confidently believed by his follow
ers and some respectable Methodist people that
he has the spirit of prophecy, and even knows
the thoughts of his followers. They say that
several of his prophecies have been fulfilled,
and that Others of considerable Importance as
respects the neighborhood are to be fulfilled
within year. After he has delivered lee
ture with the greatest vehemence and exertion
of the lungs, he appears exhausted and falls
upon the floor--appears considerably convuls-
ed-has violent cramps alternately; but be-
tween these paroxysms he makes certain mo-
tons with his hands which his wife defines 10
be prophecies and tells their import-these, to-
gether with certain words he speaks at inter
walls, constitute his pretended prophecies. The
writer has seen him in one of his paroxysms,
and has heard him utter predictions which are
to be fulfilled within year. Persons having
doubts of the facts are invited to call and see
this son of the French prophets and satisfy
themselves.
One OF THE Curious.
GuiIford, Sept. Sd, 1886.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09
Intemperance, Pauperism, Crime, and Taxes

MR.. CHAPMAN. who has visited every Jail and
Poor House in the State Of New York, and has
tanned the expense NJ Paupersm and Crime in every
County, all from Official spurces-Wi i'll Lecture the
subject Of Temperance NJ O'Clock, 7. NJ. at the fol-
lowing places. Afer the Lecture, those who wish can
Obtain his Report, 20 900 copies of which have been
published by the State Temperance Society.
FRIDAY, September 2, Putney; Sunday, 4lh, West
minister West; Monday, 9th, Gnilford; Tuesday, 9th,
Halifax; Wednesday, 7lh, Wilmington; Thursday,
9Th, Fayetteville; Friday, 9th, Wardsboro Sunday
Illh, Townshend; Moaday, 18th, Bellows Falls
Tuesday, 18th, Springfield; Wednesday, l4th, Ches-
ter; Thursday, l5th Cavendish; Friday, 10th, Wind
sor; Sunday, 18Th Norwich; Monday, 10Th, Wood
stock; Tuesday, 20h Royslton.
iEJsThe friends of temperance in the several towns
are specially requested give general notice Of the
meetings. Mr.. c. has excited great interest in Brat
eboro by his lectures in that place. Sept. l.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, So.
AT the Probate Court holden at Wilmington
in said district, on the last "Wednesday Of
August, A. D. lS36-Present, Hon. Asa
KNIGHT, Judge:
HOMES Augusta E. Fitch, an heir to the
" Estate Of ORRIN FITCH, late of Will
mington in said district, deceased, and moves
for distribution Of said estate among the heirs
Whereupon ii is ordered that the same be heard
and adjudicated, as also the subject of advance
ment by deceased TO the heirs, at the Probate
Court holden at Fayetteville in said district,
on the last Wednesday of September next
And for the purpose of notifying all concerned
of the time and place of hearing, the said Au-
gusta is directed to publish copy of the re-
cord Of this order three weeks successfully, in
the Vermont Phoenix, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record,
l Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09
nrrhton Mnrket--NIondar, september s

(Rcpor,rd for the ID. Advertiser 4 Patriot.)
At market, $50 Beef Cniila, 9s5 Stores, 1850 Sheep
and 500 Swine. About 100 Beef Cattle, several hun
dred Stores, and few lots Sheep and Swine unsold.
PRlCES-Becf Cattle Last weeks prices were
fully supported. We quote extra SO d 20; first
quality 25 rs; % quality IS SO; Sd quality
3 10 4 %.
St0res.-Neary all Mt market were from Maine
We quote yearlings SIS Ii two year old 81 IL
three year old IL IL.
Sheep.-- Dull. Ordinary lots were taken at so
rs. and So; better qualities q, IL, %, so, and
2 10. Welhers at so, 10. SO, and 20.
Stcine.-Sales not so brisk. A lot of Shoats 10
close, taken at 7c, aud lot selected at aud
selected Bnrrows is foe Shoats and for old BAR
rows; Sows u very Few relaird, nj ga for Sows,
and 10 for Barrows.