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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23
For the Telegraph.
Mr. EDITOR:
as a work Of duty

LIN LIN ON'
| was pleased with your remarks on
on the titles Rec. and D. d., but having
noticed in the preceding column the very
frequent use Of the luralS 1oe, 0ursef Us,
our, &c. would ask the proprety OF MAX
ing this murderous use of the Kings
English" in the editorial chair2
A FRIEND OF SIMPLICITY.
Universal custom--the practice of
Friends excepted-has established the use
of 'you, yours and you,' for thou, thine
and thee; also have h0r-t-o-n-g-u-e
tung-l-o-a-t-h-e lOthe-l-i-m-b lin, and
thousand other deplorable moons stencies
and Inconvenience, among which is WE
for I, among editors. Now, when it can
be shown to the editor Of the Telegraph
that such inconsistencies between the the
Dry and practice Of grammar and such in
conveniences in photography are a dcre-
LECTION from moral rectituie-a going over
to the forbidden side the line which he
| constantly enltaVOTS 10 draw between
right and acr0ng, his return shall he in
slant, if it be alone But if it be only con-
tended for as matter of cxpediency lie
must at present be allowed to lay the mat
ter upon the shoulders of those who are
governed by the doctrine of expediency,
and call on them to lead. The odium in
Cured from endeavoring to do right, is a.
bout as much as his slender frame can
we'll sustain. If he ever gets through
with this struggle, he will then most cheer,
fully attend to what is cupedicnt In the
mean time he may be depended on as a
constant, unfinching coadjutor. as far as
"A friend of Simplicity will take thc
lead
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23

Lord carry on his work until hun1~a!z
more in Troy shall be made to feel y
)ower Of truth and TASTE the ioy Of :,
5jveness of sins.
baptized two in Saltwater la. Lo..
lay.
Yours in the bonds oS:hv eos,:
Saltwater. May 18th, lo3;
The Amerlcon Baptist Haze 1:.>.,
Society held its Fourth Al:.iye., -.
Philadelphia on Tuesday anI ". ..<,..
9TH and 9Th inSt.-Heman Linz. -.
Boston, the President, in the chair w.
R. Williams of n. York, preach, 49,
Introductory sermon from Mark i;3s
And he said unto them, l,tus 90 .nton.
nert toms, that Imoy rrea,A :1erc q.s..
for therefore came l 'or::;. From r..
report Of the treasurer, i: appeared tin.
$4,000 had been received. end SEQ.
expended. The following eytrar; IS :ro,.
the correspondence of the ,L..cr Ct IT,. \
Y. Baptist Register:
"The report of the executive beard WIS
next read, by which it appeared that cI.4
hundred and fourteen missionaries had hoco
commissioned who had performed ni"c,y.
eight years labor OF one person in more than
three hundred churches and cungrcratio.<
Seven associations and nntty->ix churcjC:
had been organized with their assistance
They had assisted also in Tie Crd.na;E!.
thirty three ministers. and cMc thru -: ..-
en- hundred had been added t. the clu:....
among which they had l>tr RCD. .1:>..
were made on the occasion b. -. I"
nard, Miles. c. O. kin>DuI, a~v:t
Massachusetts, convention. arG! H.
Of Newport, R. |. The meeting was c..
deep interest and the home mission ca.
obtained increased regard in the eves O.: o..
assembly. The chief officers for the t~.y
ing year, are Br'n. Heman Lincoln, pre- !.
dent; Jonathan Going and Luther Crawford
corresponding secretaries; J! G. t1HrThv
recording secretary and accountant; Il. '.
Martin, treasurer"
! Mr. BARNES, the PRESBYTERIAN Ni.r,"'t~
who was, so're motifs since, suspend
! from the ministry, Nv the Svn91 OF Fh:
dc!plia has been sustai"> i: his aj}y
10 the Genera! Assembly. The ASSEM-. ;.
reversed the decision Of Ike Synod Iy 4
vote of las to -
ANTI SLAVERY SoclET1rs.-Oa ( u.
ing over exchange papers rec, ivci dur.~.
our absence, we find tha, a Washjnc:n
County Anti,S]avery Society was cjz.i
lied at Montpelier Gu the 18th at. III
following is the lis. Of officers:
President
Guy BecAIey, of No;th69!d
/ Presidents,
Joln P. Richardson, Barre,
Sherman kellogg, Montpelier.
Re. N~cItt1@u
{. L. Knapp. Monrl:.ly"
Cor SecJct.r2.
Geo. &c Putnam. Bal"
TItaSurcf,
c. B. Stcbhjns Nrutrei-:
Er Commutro,
| Samuel Hurjburt, Berlin.
Zenas Wool, MONTPELIER
Alexander Parker, d..
Sterhcn F, Stevens ,i3.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23
CONGRES SIONAI.

Mr. CALuorN'S GAG LAW was lost in the
Senate-neverthelcs it should be flied on
the record Of the times Here it is:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23

JIG WIOSt OOu IS III6 bOIu
r. T. ROBINSON, !
EDWARD D. BARBER, 8
Oliver J. EELLs,
JONATHAN A. ALLEN, s
E, B. GODDARD,
Oliver JOHNSON, :
JOSIAH w. HALE, 5
c.. L. KNAPP,
O. S. MURRAY. =
Middlebu1y, June 18th, 1886.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23

A SMALL Observation-Disclosures Murray 0!
the Vermont Telegraph, says, "Brother Pot
ter is follower of Robert Hail." have
never to this day read the writings Of Robert
Hail. and know not whether | harmonic
with hmm, respecting the terms of commun-
iOn.-PdptUCEet Record
We most cheerfully give the correction.
While with brother Potter, both Of us were 50
much engaged in the things in which VIC
agree, nothing on which we disagree wa;
once got at, fit was even thought ct. Ou7
impression from which the statement was
made, was received from some brother O.
friend in that neighborhood, whom we took
it for granted knew the facts in the CASE
After all, as we understood the matter i;
might have been better expressed BY saying
that brother Potter'5 views Of communion
are, that an inward change is the only ne
cessary prerequisite. And this statement
we now see, might have been crro"eous.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23

ANTI SLAVERY SoClrTIrs.-Oa L
ing over exchange papers r,cs ivci dur
our absence, we find that a Washing
County Ant-S]avcry Society was G..
lied at Montpelier Gu the 18th at.
following is the lis. Of officers:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23

The following is an extract Of a letter
from subscriber, and mos worthy AMI
beloved brother in the Lord
Now, dear sir, permit me to say, | am
pleased with the bold, independent course
you have pursued as editor. May the
blessing of God and Of the oppressed be
yours; and may the spiri, of love to God
and the whole family of man ever con-
tinue to influence you, and slime resplen-
dent in every page of your paper.
But oh how painful to see protested
Christians!-ycs, the churc hM-excusing
justi(ying, paIliating sIavery!!! Alas, she
has taken it in her arms and carries it
in her BOSOM" Have we not abundant
cause to pray fervently, Lord save thy
heritage from this reproach'? is it not
time to make bare thy arm when thy (pro-
(sssed) people make void thy !aw?'
4 NIX
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23
No. 39....,.VoL. VIII.

Lord carry on his work until hun3.....
more in Troy shall be made to feel y
power of truth and taste the oy Of :;
glveness ofsins.
baptized two in Saltwater la: Lo,; .
day.
Yours in the bonds of.hv Sos~e
Saltwater, May 18Th, 49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23

That press is the one with which the editors
of the Chronicle sympathize strongly as 20
make the extract from it, alluded to in the forego-
ing article.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-23

ScrRRILoUs.-We copy the following
slang from the Vermont Chronicleto show
the Christian c0ndor and courtesy Of that
paper The low bufoonery We pass
over, IS it is very natural in meddling
with such matter to "answer fool &C
cordjng to his folly" and we cannot con-
descend to handy vulgar epithets with
these editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
n, N: Lieutenant GUrtraor Of the State " PTgT.a.
PROCLAMATION.

umTUEGEAS demand heretofore made on tho Executive OF
~ sn,e by the Executive Of keninekE OF cram
DIVES fugitive from Tho justice Of the aws OF
srVd 10 be going large in The State Of Vgnla-and
CLESpghIy indicated the agent to receive The :aIa
Iccsn aed 18th day Of March, 1886 directed 10 nny Jus
cc oc tic Peace Of the Commonwealth of Virginia requiring M
Adam Cenenin AIl whereas, b. inflammation recently cohhu
ncaIed 10 , Government satisfied that base imposition mas
o herein Executive of Kentucky having we"
rho his aud removal beyond the limits OF
no Of The said Frsacs Ovcn from giving evidence IN certain c
minul prosecutions pending therein, in Which he Is an an
wi,nessand satisfied TINT said Divens nn innocent IN"
Mn,H ,ctelore l. WYNDuAM ROBERTSON, LsH,onan
of The State OF Virginia, acting Governor pursuant 10
The uyi.ons Constitution, do proclaim and make
~ % enid order of the 18th March end revoked ana
thai hands il ny sSs &c
menwea arc unL all good citizens cxhoi:ed to take al
roper aud legal steps render THU revocation
nIer nv hand Governor md under the lesser
IsE,l seal Commonwealth, at Rcbniond, this 'h Guy
Of Mny, 1886. . ;, :, ,,,pprcoN
(Sisacd) HiNDhAM hoDs 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

I'm acknowledgements Rules ho'!rn in Tho Clerks
Office of Pow haitian Circuit Superior Court Of LA" and Canccy
from the al dny OF May, inclusive: )" 'he year i
Walker Bowler, '
against :. :. ,r..,. Ma. nos,
e defendants Ellis g. Bow Ter and Hannah his wife, MOL having
and given security according 10 tue c
and the Rules this Court and appearing by sasac
tor erienuc that they inhabitants OF this M
On nolion of the pluintn by his altnney-N oraca
I cid Ellis G. Bowler aad Hannah his wife, do appear before me
Judse said Circuit Court Of rowhaan the tho
bill o( the plaintiff and give security Tor performing sh "esSc
the Court mas make herein; and that copy oi ms o.ae
1 in some newspaper published in the city OF enon
and continued months succcsve that aho.ne eop'
uolscd at the Of the Courthouse OF Tbs cou"r n
\ Copy-Tesie, II. +. "h.A' ,.sv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

u At the request Of many adventurers, the &C.
companying very brilliant SCHEME is laid before
the public. 1t will be readily seen, upon examna.
ton Of the same, that scheme of equal attraction
possessing such SPLENDID HlGu CAPITALS, and con
tanning very few tickets, has been drawn in The
United States. This scheme, it will be observed. is
of extraordinary attraction having Capitals of $00O00
% 1000, 10000, &c, &c, containing small number
OF tickets, and consequently there fewer chances
against the ADVENTURE Of drawing these splendid Capt.
tails. HORT, anxious to serve his numerous friends in
the country who have patronscd him SO literally as
we'll those in this and other Cities lays before them
this splendid scheme, at this carly day, that they
course ,hey will be very scarce-Thercore delay no,
with your orders to Dame Fortunes Agent, HOYT, who
is anxious to make you all comfortable for life.
w. Recollect it was HoYr who sold, in the last
$4,000, four capitals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

m CUANCERY-yIRcs..-i, rules hsh in the clerks 0lss
u OF Goucliand county court, I'd May, 1856; 49,,
David Royster and Jane Royer distributes Of John Eoysor
deceased, -. 1900 ILL.,. .l =. d;,' I'm
tor Of John Rossu dcc Mary Bkey and James Rnyse1 2mns
poya,er George Royser Mary Rcys,er, W u"d n
s3ec bis wife, formerly Prudence Roysief Nn4sy Roys.c o5 1
lanes Thomas George Mary, Prudence, Nancy mud su, arc
children Of Roy decd and R,h2ta ana
Thomas Cooke his wife, formerly Faccs R",ter,
samuel Royser and Alexander H. Roystcr and their othc Mary
said susan John W. Polly Frances. Samuel nn!
Axander H. Royer children Of Wm kOys'c also dis
.;,S,nns ~ lain IRors,er decd, Defendants.
The defendants James, Thomas George Mary ana Nancy 10y
ser John Disnukc and Sally . aiie VIM Under" God and ru
cncc his wife, aud H. Roysc not having entered their
and given security according 10 the act Of and
s rules OF This court satisfactorily appearing thut they are
NOT nbuitunts Commonwealth The honn O, The plain
hs b. COUNSEL ordered that the sri" lanes homas
MoTv and Nancy John Dsnukes and sally his wife, H
Prudence his wife, aud Alexander H. k"yseI 60 ap.
near before tho Justices of county court OF 1oochand a the
court house on the OF August court next and answer the
pun,s BILL and that copy OF this order be oih@h inserted IN
omc printed tho city Of Richmond for two months
posted tho front door Of me 9n mousse OF TINS
county. a copy-Teatc, MAN. w. 'hih1"' =. ~ s ". -
Mn ot. "-"S"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
T'Egs G EFsH4.

NOTlCE-By virtue of decd Of Trust. executed
IA to me by VIM. H. Sauard, deceased, hearing date
the fourteenth day Of JULY 1885, and upon record in the
purposes therein mentioned proceed sell 10 the high
est bidder for ready money, Friday the 9th day Of
May next without fail, upon the premises, the tract of
Land upon which said Sarad lately resided -adj"n-
ing the Town Of Sanadsville and the lands of George
Price and VIM. Sims, and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will he ac
curatey surveyed before the day of sae and plot there
Of then exhibited. The title is believed 10 be perfectly
good; but selling Trustee shall convey such title
'nly az is vested in me- by the Trust.
MANN A. PAGE, Trustee.
Orange c. H.. Va April g. ll4-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

KplIlLlrS & FAEEAR, LuaI agents. Jaek:on -issi%STp-
Phillip. and Stephen C. FaIat hhyi 1;mGd ~
chin Ia enter uulc lands commission. All funds RENTED 10
bcm must m by private by check on one Of hc
Mississippi Dunk good and responsible house III Nc" VIZ
Rci,renee-To Charles Ellis, Rchmonl Val Charles lynrn 10
Of Msssspp Stephen aud Richard l. Archer Fort Glib
SOM William vcs Citation; Dr. Benson Secretary OF state J"cS'
on Mathew D. Patton, Gcncrn Jackson Mississippi
ar All Letters must bc post paid. y, -,
kirbmond MAY AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
N.0J5CE no COyT'RgCTORS.


JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL-Propogals will
bo received the James River and kunawha Com
many in the City Richmond from tho 18th TO the Did day OF An
for the Of all tho Excavation EmbnnSnent ard
N.ne no, now together with nearly all the Cu.
vcrs greater portion of the Locks between Lynchbu aud
Muidcn,' Adventure. :, , ~
hc work now embraces the twenty miles between Co
Mndcns Adventure Pond, the eight miles
bot Fu md Scottsve and about twenty solat
Lynchbnrs. >. .. ,,,,
vo hundred Culycrs thirty A1ue-
ducts thty five Locks, number of Na'lc with several iuIai
and road Bridges.
plans and specifications Of all tho work. and special pans
of the most Cuvers md Aqucucts will he found AZ inc
offices of tho Principal Assistant Engineers the line oil tic
Canal. -, o... 1.,. h,.
mechanics we'll recommended DESTROYS of immediate employment
can Obtain contracts construction Of number Of cu'etts at
private letting. .- -, .,r--
offering who unknown to tho subscriber
q, of the Ensnerr will expected to accompany
their poposa By usual certificates character and
~ f~F' CHARLES ELLETT, JE.,
Chief ngnecr Of the James Rucr and Rdta1rha COMPANY
locks Of the bridges, and Number
Of and culyc reserved for future letting Persons visit
ing tho line for the purpose obtaining work. would do well to call
n, oc. of tho company city Eicmond where in
formation which they may desire will be chceru communicated
The valley Of River between Lynchbu aud Richmond
healthy. .- Is ~. h.' 'H.
Muy 81 f-tloAhs.
UPPER ApPOMATTOX COMPANY-A general meeting oftha
pper Appomatox Company will be held at the Bo!ngbrook
Hotel Petersburg Wednesday, the I'D day Of juno Next ut
'''''A'' ~ s. D. NORTON, tpk o: a. Company.
Nh, std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

ENQUIRER ia published twice week, generally, and
s ' Five DSas sns Ssss
ae the Sa Sa,tcr specie ;ns banks (oniy will be re-
A' Tic Editors will slaFa"tee the safety oil remit
s! tho hostage OF nj! being paid By the writer's
IL: ;aca b! r discontinued but ut the discretion OF tho
s s have S"en irl ~? .. nine paDcs shall
' tho TENN OF ADygRT!sISe ono. continuance.
U ua' inserted, unti has either been paid iof
2t:a; ~: ~ n.r p.,son in this city or its enrrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
-RRC.EEOEE D.N,ke,
...,...... ER0YT'S . ....
Exchange es3eA lottery office,
RlINllM0Nn E.nc1n,.
hlCHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Dra,ra Nos. IN Pcicrsdurq Lottcru, No.


GA 42 81 81 80 rs IS A 43 80 :
HORT has taken the track aud will probably keep it
Whole ticket Nos. 2G, "a, S, the $5O0U0 scheme sold
and paid on prescntaon-aso Nos. %, So, &C. likewise,
Nos. 6, a GS besides Prizes of $250-$l00-- $50
$40, &c, &c.-All sold and paid presentation by the
all lucky HOYT.
May 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

co.parnershp heretofore existing undo
the Grm r. TUCKER is This day dissassa o So ms.
indebted said m requested 10 come o
aI md make Immediate and those holding claims
seo them for adjustment Owen ncke who IS
In Amelia. .-a ,,,.o- ~ h o 80 - e. Al
May ls, 1886. lhaE2ij :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

10y virtue of deed of trust, executed by John S.
ED Fleming to the Subscribers, and duly admitted to
record in the Clerks office Of Goocand County Court,
IN the 22d April 1888 we will, on Thursday, the o3d
lay Of June 1885, in order to satisfy the purposes sad
iced, expose to sale 10 the highest bidder public
lion, upon the premises for ready money te tract of
Land therein conveyed with all its aPPurtenaDces lying
ind being in Guochand county, around the Court house,
aud bounded by the lands OF Wn Meredith, Jao. L..
Harris, deceased, Ann Harris John Morris, and VIM.
MILLER, containing by estimation, three bundled and
evenly nine acres, ess-Actng as trustees: we
will convey such title only vested in us by the said
iced Of trust JOHN NJ. TREVILIAN,
PETER GUERRANT,
Mays Tll9-wtds] Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

LAND NEGROES for SuleBy virtue OF deed Of trust
ccutcd to the subscribers BY William Glenn and Harriet H. S
wife, the 9th day OF January 1884, and duly recorded The
Jerks Office Of Hanover county court the subscribers will OH Sa
lny the 18th day OF June, 1886, sell to the CHEST be at
ouny Louisa the OF Lanl n The said deed Of trust
# the South Anna River adjoining the lands OF JOHN Hope, YIN.
P Andson and Others and continuing one hundred and thirteen
crrs.A.o, following Sluvcs, wit: NRtson Nat
Owen, Jnan, William und Little William The title TO the lads
is beicv I'd 10 be mdipuiat
DAVID RICHARDSON, ,,,
Nav 81. f7-tis1 ELISHA JACKSON, I ''"H"'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
Orange C. H., Va, April 9. III

u The sale above advertised, is postponed until
FRIDAY, the 10th Of June next, when il will positively
AXE place. May 3l-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
100000.

The most brilliant scheme drGaen the United States.
Cotanug only lilo ,icke,s36 Number Combination Lottery
By authority t Congress
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
For Internal Improvement the District Of Columbia Clus A.
TO be drdn IN the CyJ HaShn tUn, d. c. the Both a 1896
D. GnEGonY Co. successors Yates Mcn,y MANAGERS.
Drawing by Committee by the Corporation
lnruSI Ntr:jcr Lattcry, Firr druuH Uailots.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Grand Prize of 800 0O0, the ls ~, and Sd dawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
MOTTO

General Uiag Stockholders TIC Richmond fredericksburg on"
Potomac Rail RoGd Company. . -. .
E Annual Meeting Of the subscribers TO the stock this Com
n puny will " June 10 O'Clock, A. M at
the Rail Road Company contiguous to the depot the
city OF Richmond . ;,
As business importance expected be before the Stockho
e desirable that they should generally attend either person
by proxy. HILARY BAktls, GK:
ni,v az 7-tJa0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

a DMISISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.-Havins qualified Admins
traitor Of the OF THOMAS G. MONCURE deceased
hereby uutoe and Jmes G. Watson receive aud
CENT for any which be due the estate of Thomas Mon
oc either his private cupncity Agent for the
Of enta Manufactures All deLost the estate
- ~ nj the Peuentiary Store, and settle their respective
Counts nror to tho LIST June all debts remaining unsettled that
day will be placed in Court.
80" ~ EDWIN ROBINSON,
'"eN' " .9iaa'r Of r. g. MOneure, deed.
,,eo su-.[ .tr1s..s- ~ 's.' 4-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

THE AMERICAN JOURf.4L OF SCIENCE IND .SHlS.
PROFESSION siLLIM,S. :,
1NHE h April Number for the year, oil is ndifsolo
periodical contains the following articles:
M Geological notice OF the region round
or Wnnc5aso Michigan Territory by LIEUT. D. Russle: rf
remarks naiua summers, y Dr. yman Fooe j. n:"iry IN re-
sa Er ALLEGED influence color tho radiation OF non un
chronological journal, for the year 1885, kept at Aarica' ono
hS ?. !d:". caco.rnply, by Prof e. Dewey nc'ce
'" vie les de 81 Comte Lagrange 3D. on tho
'Oa OF The birds Of North nerica by Rev c. Bucknan che
aa OF The water OF tho Cray sulphur sP"Ss
eoa., Chill; 3 remarks critical examination OF some
p':"S in Gen viii! remarks difficulties that attend some OF
u" r'en. mnc OF geological reasoning by NJ stuart ,c SoI
L Ike" Sea- in'o " A. Of I'll aurora horea wan
co Of 50 r. phenon"noa, by Capt R. H. H. En-
70 essay on cacacous by Edmund Ruhn-o the US" OF
e q msnre, b W. Puvs IT, the resistance OF HUNS ~
fioS Geo. ". kcclr. "'.
cs1aS< Foreign ard Do,ue.tie.-, q 3, 4, alum for o,na
, :m"n; heater eaoctor, freezing misture-o o.
% safe 'ctua prescrvc for excellent INK
"- n'rH3r hood for smoky ehmnies-o aud H. method Of
10y :0Mc' rupoNsl3, II, Is, render oil casks impeneabe
p COLI short method Of bronzing iron and gun barrels
# introduction o Burdens boat into Fance-l9 ~ mesoics'
va mnror" in Moraria-2l, Carrarn marbe-, rs ~ fhG-
" new ucy; anlitaouuet Of pcke on double SUI
Esr' anthony an! cad25 breviatc, new mhehi--o
"''scdlc electricity Of crosyd OF mnnsnncse parao.
"a Pssuionorphnc, cabue,ted iyioseno, o., o."
sI"OTem+n lately uced in.o tho iron ioundeIea Oh Nus
"a" dynamic phenoncna 3D. the OF locust wood
% INC mbr work OF galleries. on the cause o. me
n-3 'ahleimy-35, 81, statue of Cu'cr at mon.os,aa
extraordinary application of Sas-37 fossil wax5 81 circulation
hi,ec :cui0 II, Yale Natural History Society
%my o: Natural sccaces, Of Phladelphia Or. hnrlsn
ecs ani physical reseachcsa4, 49, peat, ltrf) s apP;-
ga ght mode Of preparing OF
aa Enai7, impressions Of the feet OF hammna IN sand
F - the surface OF water produced oy inc
Ions SS; Maryland Academy Of Science and Lite nature
~ meteorological! oa.rva,ions5l 81, So, nota 10 Dr. hdIe'h
m . 81 q nUd 1yss 81 ai lis, pubeu,on.
HOn the collection oil geological specimens and on geo
surveys, by Charn. r. -conhmat'on OF JUG"
"Nm f. Morris. June :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Rail Road.
Asst R.quisitOn upon The meeting of the Pre-
dsnt and Directors the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poo
mac Ruil Road Company, tho Goth May, 1886:
essee That residue capital stock being s4e on each
tines to on tho Goth day OF June the 18th Of Ju 10Th of
August September octohsr November Decomer and Jnnu-
r deposited cfod the a. heretofore
tho Bank of Virginia. =
RESOLVED ThatSockholdes who may prefer IN part or
entirely their instruments be allowed interest the amounts I'D.
te until periods when the would be
Extract from tho minutes. HILARY BAKER, CR.
MAY 7-Mem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07

At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of the Eagle
n misunderstanding there are no shares issued by
the Managers in the above scheme for thu accommnda.
ton of those who may want them will divide Whole
Tick, "a D. Nj. HOYT.
II Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States by Mail otherwise enclosing cash prize
uckets thankfully rrrsi'si ~"i s"so-'>I ~ .-'~;.'
mail with the same prompt attention as personal aPpi-
cation, and the result given when Tequcs'ed) mmeui
ate]y after the drawing-if addressed TO
May 81 [7-wuI u. NJ NIL l.