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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Winooski Patent Block Man
ufacturing Company.

THE Directors of this Company res.
L %pectt1lly inform their friends and the
Maratime public of the United States gem
orally, that they have purchased the whole
of the establishment formerly known as
the Livingston Patent Block Machinery.
with all the extension of the paten, rights
recently granted by Congress to Thomas
Blanchard, Esq. the original inventor and
patentee. together with all The late i'm.
provements made and patented by him.
They have manufactured and now offer
for sale a large stock of machine made,
solid, common and pushed Ships Tackle
Blocks. from S to 9 inches. and machine
made Plank Blocks, from 7 to l6 inches,
and other articles on rea sonable terms.
They further inform the public tina, they
have made arrangements for removing
their machinery from New York to the
site OF a new mill with an 80 horse power
water wheel built expressly to receive it,
at Burlington, Vt. in the heart of q coun
try Astounding with the finest and best Of
timber for their purpose--whence they il
tend sending to the New York marke, O
large, constant, and regular supply of these
and other articles in the Block making
line. They further add That it is then
intention to increase the machinery so as
TO meet the present and future demands o.
the blockmaking trade and maratime public
throughout the United States.
This Company has lately been %incorpo.
rated by the State Of Vermont with a large
capital expressly for this purpose.
A large discount will be allowed to the
trade, and a liberal discount to ship chand.
leles and others. UOrders addressed tc
William Serrell, superintendent at the
conpany's Office and store, No. 81 South
street. N. York. will meet due attention
Burlington. 21st March, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Drugs g. Medicines.

NHE subscriber has just received from
l. New York and is now opening an
extensive assortment Of Drugs and Medi
cines, which he offers cheap for cash or
short credit. The stock comprises many
of the new French medicines and an assort-
ment of the most approved genuine patent
medicines. Physicians and families may
rely on his unwearried exertions to give
satisfaction in this department.
ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington, June 25, 1885, corner OF
Church street and the square.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
The last hours Of Mr.. Mddison,-H ms
Postum ous WriHngs.-The National In

The last hours Of Mr.. Madis HIS
Postum ous Writings.-The National In
telligencer says: ,
Though reduced TO the last degree OF
weakness, his mind continued unimpaired
until within q few hours of his decessc.-
We have seen a letter which he dedicated,
signed and ranked on Monday evening,
the 9th, some fourteen or fifteen hours
before his death. 1t has all the marks of
his style, modesty and benevolence. The
signature is somewhat confused and blot
led though lcgible-indicating hand trem-
ulous from debility. 1t is certainly the
very last time he had a pen in his hand.
With regard TO his posthumous works,
the same paper states that it is understood
he has left ready for the press
!, A report Of the proceedings Of the
Convention which for ned the Federal Con
slitution taken at the time with notes.
2, A compendous history of The events
which led to the call Of that convention
with the Concentrating two large octa-
vo volumes.
3, His Correspondence and Writings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
KERN s. EVANS

KERN s. EVANS
"AVE just received from New York,
IL their spring supply Of goods. com
prising a choice selection of CLOTHS,
CASSLMERES, VESTTNGS, TRIM
MLNGS, &c. which with their former
stock, makes their assortment the best
they have ever offered And no,wilhstand
ing the present unparalleled high prices OF
goods in market, our arrangements are such
that we shall still be enabled to furnish our
customers with very superior articles at
Q small advance from former prices for
prompt pay.
We will take the present occasion also,
TO correct an erroneous impression, tina,
we sell only to those who employ US 10
make their garments. This is entirely a
mistake. Much as it might crafty us to do
our friends justice in the fit, as well as the
fabric. we shall nevertheless be equally
happy TO furnish the materials for those
who may find it more convenient 10 employ
other mechanics
Burlington. May 70, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
DYE Stufs.

BBLS. ground Campeachy Log.
wood. 100 do do Nicaragua. 100
do do Fustic. SO do do camwood. 10 DO
do curcuma. IL do do bar wood. 90 do
do Nader. 25 do copperas. Is do alum.
Is do.blue %vitriol. 25 carboys do oil, 2 lbs
argol. 9 do cream tartar. 2 bales nut
gals. s ceroons Indigo. Clothiers' brush.
es, tent hooks, and press papers.
J. & ]. II. PECK e. co.
June l6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Tobacco and Snuff.

az KEGS Plug Tobacco. IS Boxes
~" Cavendish do. 80 bbls Lorrillard
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. 10 Jars
Lorrillard Maccaboy Snuff. 5 bbls do
Scotch do, for sale by
j. & j. II. PECK g. Co.
June ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Tin Plates, &c
Fine Summer Stocks,

THE VARIETY SHOP.
JUST opened six doz. English hair cloth
- Stocks; silk and bristle Stocks, white.
striped, green and black, striped blue, and
black striped and plaid striped thin summer
Stocks; some leather bound at top and bot.
tom. These, with our covered and trim.
med Stocks, make the best assortment we
ever had. Also stitched, corded and plain
Collars and bosoms. Please call and look
at them. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
June "a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Paints and Oils.

10000 lbs, white Lead. 10 bbls Vene.
tan Red. 10 DO American Yellow. 10 do
French do. Is do Spt's. Turpentine. 8 do
Glue, 2O00 glls. sperm Oil winter and fall
strained. 500 do Refined do. Is Bbls
Lipsecd do, by
j. & j. II. PECK g. Co.
June 16. 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

2rik for Trick. lothian Dobbs. en-
gagged AT Barnet, VI. us a schoolmaster and
came recommended by his minister. His
he should receive $500 a year, and if he
gave perfect satisfaction he should receive
5000 more. OF course. at the end Of the
lime he did not suit (why shauld he have
done so, when it would have cost the town
200? and he was furnished with leave of
absence. lothian could swallow any lhing
IN reason, but this was too bad, To paciiy
him they promised a recommendation of
good behavior and first rate qualifications
as a s~choolmas:er. and oftheir perfect sat
'slactlon with him. lothian was satisfied
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

THE SPRLNGFTELD FIRE IN.
Il SURANCE COMPANY, insure on
the most favorable terms, Dwelling Houses
stores, and other buildings, Furniture.&
Merchandise of every description, against
loss or damage by fire. Application for
will receive immediate attention.
WYLLYS LYMAN,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Groceries

400 CHESTS Hyson skin and Young
NV Tyson Teas. 90 bags Coffee. 10
do. Pimento. 10 do. Pepper. 80 hhds.
Boston N. E. Rum. 20 do rec,ifed Wits.
key. 70 bbls. American Brandy and Gin.
Signett Brandy. Holland Gin. Pure St.
Croix Rum, Wines. Pale and Brown
Sherry. Pure Old Madeira. do do Port.
Teneriffe. Canary. Sicily Madeira. French
do and Malaga. 25 baskets Champaign Of
a superior brand. IS cases Claret. SO
Quintels Cod Fish. rs boxes Herring. IS
do Bar Soap. 20 do Starch. 80 do Pipes
]. g. ]. II. PECK g. CO.
June 16.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Drugs and Medicines.

.ATHROP & POTW1N have %receiv-
Led their Spring supply of Genuine
Drugs and Medicines and are now offering
them to the pnblic, at wholesale or retail,
on the most reasonable terms.
June 8,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
BOnnetS.

4 cases, comprising Swiss Lace
Grecian, Tuscan and Palmetto Bonnets, by
LEMUEL CURTIS & Co.
June "a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
Etna Insurance Company.

NNHE subscriber continues to insure all
~ kinds of real and personal property
as agent for said Company, to whom np,
plication may at all times be made at his
Office in Burlington. TIE established
reputation of this Company for stability,
fairness and lIbcraliiy in their dealings.
needs no further commentator.
WIN. A. GRIswoLD.
Burlington, APRIL G, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
CarDetings.

~ BALES sup. Ingram and Venetian
~ 6 do India mating for summer car
pets; Oil cloth do. Wilton and Brussels
rugs. Bindings &c, just received by
LATHROP g. POTWIN.
June 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21
FOX TIE ENR CIRFN.
pISCK NEY'S REPORT.


On reference to the proceedings OF the House OF lie
representatives. on tie Sth February last lind that w1s
incorrect in nv statement Of the ages and noes upon The
instructions the committee OF which Mr.. flncknsy
vas Chairman.
The vote declaring that Congress fought not 10 inter
f.re in any way with slavery in tile District OF. CoiuH-
ba was Gues G3 nors A. And upon the second c1anse
of the instruction the committee, declaring that IT
would be violation of the public faith, unwlse, imPn
tic anG dangerous 20 the Cnlon the vote was, ayea III
noes 10.
find too, that Was incorrect in stating, that the
4S votes against the Instruction. several were Southern
members
made these statements in hurry. and from memory
/ hope you will publish these corrections OF them
Bot. although mistaken as to the precise votes,
vet they are sufficient show that the abooo strength
in Congress- is lean minority and that not siAge man
Of them dreams that Congress will egslate -eon the
grbect This being the case, maintain that he "ialo
ry in Congress would be recreant 10 theiI eues, Il
they permitted themselves 10 he divided upon eafa1eous
questions and allowed iactous minority any longer 10
keep up this panic and excitement, 10 the shameful
neglect of the public nserests, and 10 the oerious
disturbance Of the public tranquility. II ~ outrageous,
that dozen or Inadcaps should tor three o''iouF
months ubstrct the public business and keep Congress
and the country in a continued erment And, t7f one,
| half forgive AIr. Pnckney tor his nul!ihcauon, ana
sincerely thank him for his report; but, more espe-
ciaIiy for his efforts to PIT stop tn TIC dlScuss,ca
Let his enemies abuse him they may; call Ets1 ai-
Tor to the South what no-the Southern people VIII
ultimately 90 him Justice and rebukc those dsc6nen'eo
spir,s who are assailing h!m-for WHIT bscaIse ne
has united the Anti Aboonsts Of the NORTH. AND the
South in resisting the Aboiitonss OF The Notn ao TIC
fac.ionsts Of the South. aNll-rANIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21
LATEST. from tic Creeks.

Lette:s Of the lth inst, state that the company OF
ln:hto attacked by the Indians, n,onrd IN the pre-
ccdng letter, dispersed aad could not be rallied
hat &cahmcco il certainly hostile; that the strength
OF the hostes daily increased By cescsi!ons OF the
friendly lndans; and ,iai they ere re" supposed to
number ct least three Observation-Disclosures.
General Jcsups escort had returned through the
.ey car. of the n4,ion and report that some companies
Of Aibama volunteers had become dissatisfied and re-
turned o.ne ,ha.the militia objected 10 being mustered
into the service Of the United Sla'ss and that much
confusion. prevailed al ynshegee. 1890
General Scott was still !Edi5posed. On tie 10Th,
32o CeoIga volunteers and d:'tcd men were musterec
into the service of The United States at Coshus and
the number vas supposed have been increased on the
lI,h $3.50 But net more than aaiE this io!ce was
esset The United Sta.es-ro"2s aad marines. Lad not
u-f!Tsd.
II vas stated that Col Hogan had mace Publication
in Alabama making startling disclosures OF frauds
plscsed upon the Indians by and spectators, accom-
panied by letters from Of The leading spectators,
which he'd fallen .o his possession and shat the excite
en against that class 0. men and agans: The iowa Of
Coun5us Georgia. where Of them reside. Is very
srong, Il is apPc,ended that these discussions may
have an injurious effect upon The military operations.
Yesterdays Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

1t is proposed that meeting Of the Corresponding
Committee appointed for the county OF Cumberland ny
the Republican Convention held in Richmond on the I'LL
OF January last shall meet at June court IN room
whic Mr.. VIM. Hnbson will be 80 good as To assign tn
thrm and make anuwn to each individual member who
will call on him fov that purpose. The meeting will take
place precisely IL O'Clock and the members arc ear
nesy requested 10 be puncua in their attendance They
will Only reflect and prepared 10 suggest snc ac.
tona members will, in their opinion, proper e1-
c.tions in promoting the good cause.
The members appointed by the Convention, are as fol-
lows viz Randolph Harrison, Capt. WIN. Montague OF
Cartrrsyille lack Taylor Leonard Spears, Leonard
Spears Leonard Daniel. Archer Pledge, Jesse D. Me-
ran John Hud.ns, co. Robert Stratton Willis San
drson. john P Wilson. Joseph Jenkins, John T. Johns,
Dr. Zack 1aIIey. John Fppin Robert Brown, DR.. Ro-
bert Henderson, Samuel Ta!ley, Creed D. Coleman Fer
dinand G. Coleman, Charles $. Pamore, Samuel Hob
son, James lsbe Thomas ls5tl, Thos. w. Crowder,
Benjamin Allen, D.. John Spencer, John England John
Anderson. John llolen:an, George Holman. John c.
Page, william Phaup. Abraham Cook, James B. ApdeE-
srn Stephen Cock Nathaniel Penck, Hubbard MeadoF,
and Jospph Fuula
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21
1O 1.NE EN!rONs Ia. TNE ENQ uIRER.

TO TIE EL!FUN3 Or TIE E-TQIIREK
vacancy having occurred in this District, in the de-
nise OF tie Iamenled Allen Taylor, Esq public aten'
crsso-: AS Judge Duncan can and will perform the
dulles the Fall er is to be hoped that appoint
will be made until the meeting Of the Legislature,
when proper and Legitimate expression of opinion can
be had tic subject In the Interim desire TO call
the attention oF the public to The claims Of George w
Wilson ESQ, Of Boetour. in all respects quallHe
!, fill this Office. Whether lookto the qualities nt
his head o. heart. he stands without rival in the dis
tiic and nothing but his age can be urged against HIM
and who is there vino has him presiding as Spea l.
r. pro TEN in the House Of Delegates urge this 90
rcton or no feel proud a. having 50 dignhea an Ind'
vidual advanced TO 4 seat on the bench FlNDEA.
Eotr,n,iri JGMf Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21
SPEED TIE Nails ,


n of R-;lr. Grangcrs amendment on the Fnrtif-
cation Bill met fully Mr. Camb'eleng wishes and pre-
vious dscaratons-and Il was agreed 10 "ltouta count
Various other amendments then agreed to- and the
bill finally ordered 10 be ensrosseo ana read third
time. -,
On SATURDAY., Mr. Mckay moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of Offering resolutions insrncnng the
Secretary Of the Treasury to report, al the
men Of the next session, the best mode OF refusing !e
Tariff and ae price of the public lands, so as 10 BRING
down the revenue lost, yeas i2l nays 10. Cno TWO
thrds This is the best resolution we have seer on the
whole subject, in either Rcusr, this winter. we cor
daily thank MIR. Mckay for mis- notion
Mr. Patton, in the Of The day, made siihiiaI
motion about The Deposite Bill from the Senate. i-ost
100 to 10, mot :wo-ihlrds.)
Il. Tie Senate. Mr. Clay, from the c. Foreign Rea-
tons made report the Of TEXAS, concluding
with The following resolutions:
Psso!rfG That the independence Of Texas ought 10 be
e decd by the United States, whenever sstistac
tory information shall be received that 1t has, IN success
full operation civil Government, capable OF pe:tor'-
ing the duties and fulfilling the obligations Of AZ inde-
pendent power
The report having been read,
Mr. CT y observed, That !. had been agreed upon BY
the unanimous consent OF tic committee. II was not
necessary he said that the report should be immediate
IL acted on unless some gentleman disposed TO OBJ
rct some portion Of it. This, however, lie hco no
suppose would lie the and he would there
fore that the report be printed and made The oroe
of the day for Tuesday next.
the committee and his opinion, hat in the absence OF all
iuorm1oe from Texas other han that derived rom
newspapers ard rumor, the report could not have VIVA
propricty recommended stronger measures than Il GIG.
lie hooec hs report Of the Committee wouM he concur
red in and that done, he would 10 take up the re-
solution submitted BY him some days ago. calling on the
President for information on this sobec He was eI'
ceedrly anxious hear further authentic inlel
igence from Texas and he INDUCED the hope that Inc
Executive by this time in possession OF such as
would enable them to adopt stronger measure
lhanthat recommended by the committee
Mi CLAY hoped the resolution o. !hs gentleman rom
South Ca-uil,s gould be tcaen ap and acted on. he
woa Re cz..rney glad to hnd that the PRESIDENT YVES
in possession of such information would actner'ze
srouyc: tie patct the Senate IN favor o.
Teyos
Tie .spor. Of tho committee was CONQUERED IN; and
The Senate took up the resolution submitted by Mr..
Ees,on calling tie President for such information H.
his possession may ncs i. to communicate
respecting the present condition Of Texas lA;' seso'u
lion was agreed 10 without div :son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21
CCA.HUSIC.7TED.
NOTICE.

a meeting Of Tie Corresponding ConstrAee TOR ths
couo,v &C uaoarer il; Eyo5,of HE election o.: Martin
Van Buren,, Of New YORK. the rex; President, and
Wi!arn Smith, OF Alabama. Vice President, IS re-
oueset or he frs, day Of July Court. II is wished that
o The county, favorable ba, Ticket can, with con-
ye s;rrse y;r ir ae meeting. 2. STREET.
,J1jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21
DE. I'HS.

Departed ,is lie on the lGh nsspo White Hail. Caso"e
County Var Thoas aucley West agsd 20 months youngest 50"
OF Thomas Jefferson West. f3fme!y OF 'isora ,,.. :.
Died residence Of his Fatie Capt bcnInmn "ste ~
,G in H.. 1h y.ni Of hI u.. About months ago
une1pecedy attacked church with rmofage from Tue uhs
From trip Springs during The past summon ans ie! he row"
over received justify the op ai WIN proper aen
tion his liz gh, be prolonged at least several Yeas Dut h
perm Ibis hope TO be long cnoed Neither the Of friends
anxey OF 'on a,*es tho skin Of eoua ayn
aresns Has on Earth ""e numbered puns
Illness his sucrinss Intense yet he bore them
Of h SOU! ia.o the hands oil hi. savou ea though for several
peviou. his DEATH hc wnt CONSCIOUS st lie neg o..
.yaa,ion to the of his Divine Redcemes ~asnot
cunt Of hi. rshreorsnc,, he said that he e1Pecf
,ou: Iie kn.y 5u, Chs ~ he sinners ';'e"c
f.' hours before h dissolution, VIZ. m roro.c yoo
.re come de When he asked If he wa' .Sd 20
die replied, Not ril u After f'w Honc nc '
ours,se -;ns and selected the hyno
Sv tio% Is, na pr ;a arc , ahsr &C."
n, a The s7fb and I;2 of The yilhss Hsm='" to Be
sum n, cndeavuSed singing The las. 's'e OF ,h
hymn bu, n wcsk-t was soon 10 NC e1poJu ~
vo;,, ,n., %. .., .on- He heard TO neG ~ s!o" toHe
,c ,vud ssaacd' Ql an: asked "lth "hs' . ne It,
ne sa! w, LIE or. Of r."s sr few noHsn s'sn
it auppos s aeeon H. !, ss unmarked
suppose then nj brother naPFy vii;
Ing Wit, hCRrcny isr' 10 CO Claimed
A'''' Ii,rrg .ouitSy day. are ea%"3,
Al thy ,ournl"s days i~iG"i
To ths sight OF Jcsn co." .
Cir
. mi. brry c ou: thy I'd" rs tn"sc "ho h"
no nope" 'is ;hey have los, an cn"aEons
80 .on an bt ,s Jose las een nv
ne. GL rot aio-cf crn'': >: 10 hi' pre-
,rooJo, II. has world OF ain anc Z. sof'"" o
.o of maze AMI :Hop:nr' we s!a hot '.tfe'oft
hat bor ,alAc feel 81; Is the l3s iestr' DO "hel seem
-, On BIN rooJ' and ,c hath taken e1hy Oh :h9'
cve-y family which auE brother was csfhect
Cd h. III. ,endcre and that little church III which, Tor I'VE
vea he had been Killing E4cr, this drpcnssta OF ROW
deuce in proper light
Safts OF Tobacco Public RA7shouSe 14r ard 10Th Je
Dr. }. W. Laaghorne, buckingham No. !, $40 d.
g 10 so; 8, Q; 4, To- 73 and 6, 5 20. No !, e,
w. c. Roberts, (Neson.) No. ] md 2, & so; 3, -
refused, g. J. McDearmon. (P Eawardl No. ~ 20, :
g. g. 8 so; :, refused g. !. GtnohundEo III,
No J. So 2, 8: 3, refused, 50. S Goochs' ~
vann,) No J. I5; g so; 3, :; J. tssuSsa' = a..
fnsed7 IS. jsla (Selson) No: 2 y G g. o. o. Dr
ant (Powhat.n) No ]. refused. 5; p 3o . :, q
J. VI. Gran. (AlbemaTe} No. J. 10 '' =, ~ 30 f%si.nn
4, 10; 5. IS; G. 9. IS; - 50; T.; tnn's'Is ar r.
No II %: 9. IL IS; g. 10 50; 70; O. oi ~ r.
fused $: + reused g. H. c. No IL q" = ~ o
50 IS, 6, and 8: refused, oG' m ,oi;s
10 NJ 10 Is: u. Is IS. W. '" Lyon IH'I ZEN.
~ s. So IS. 81 No s. H. o. o; D; - 5'f u
fWpI.n. n c. Nos and T. p; o. g. ,sfr,at
O. No y 9 -; - q. T. T. Twilty, d. No - reuseI
< IN. 2 10: !. 50; s. 8 rs ~ M!'n'n, 90 no No.
5 4 9: ), 10 ST. &, TO- rs Co. s, .; also, 20 9sa
IN aicioa 70 the above, extreme prices 81 % X ~'
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laDHT'S
EXCHANGE esnN E0fte''y OD'ce,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

~ 11ss:s jer tic 100000 a!e11SG'ia Lottery ca"
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~ Whole Tickels s5o--tialzea sS<9-ssuar'e'S $'@
5oGgi:,hs $40 Eightas So 80. .,o,
\ CcT;iaoa,e Ct Package Of &hoies 49,. saoo
Do..... do. .,.......d o..... Halves .r.... aM
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In lis Lotte;y there are aol coo chances sgansts
package drawing he sranG Capital Prize Of oNE
ECNV2ED THOUSAND DOLLARS! nor gu agalna.
package drawing one of the highest QElzes; ann
not Is lgains. package drawing pF'zs d, , ST
upwards. "a
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Tickets $50-shares IN proportion ann
Certificate Of 4lpackagc Of whole tickets, st aOO
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

by Parke S.lsst county Of Hanoves
sorel ARE about feet nchos high; sup7osedto b
o years old. The right bind ankle twstedRo bIanasoms
'a' sbon, the bssa-appssed to twenty dollars.
lyme 81 l3-W3Es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

en-. the :. lower section Of the James River Cana
thr ,ugh the morntan almost entirely desiroysa ahc
that The upper section is greatly damaged N's tongn
that s!c0, 900 would hardly repair 1.-The 0rtoge d
LIZ, ,chhurg was partially destroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail Road Company
Conway Robinson, Esq. Of this city, yesterday
appointed President of this Company, at salary Of
$4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-21

@ The proceedings in the organization OF the Louisa
Rail Road will anpear in our nex-Fredsrck Harris,
Esq, of Lousa, vas elected President-and MessIs
James A. Morris, Peter Scales. Thomas Johnson, c. G.
Kimbrough of Louisa, and Charles Thompson, j., Of
Hanover, Directors.