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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
BIZ the Licateuant Co-rrnor OF the Sate IF FtrgiHtH
= PRDCthNtTiON.

HEERESS. yscar, i "crrr"h N " Hcnat" OF t's State
il , District conp, I'D 81 'hc c"7n,Ir' o Washington Rus
BY ,lr rrSrnniio. %. JOHN Keller" E''-NO",
WvnInuI E"rsnn Lieutenant Governor, acting ~
prov Of The tsniirm rs '" Tnor G me Common
aI have thought dir -" -i"nsS Of it" 'c'"r~
hui urtIG" IA the 'uuIi' OF " ShIn: on
On tn, ny Il" G"'nh"r next, and III III"
Russell sco,t 'ourr day thereof in tho
u,o.h OF November "in"r ;c "ht" OF this state
10 g.. ;rc vacancy at"'cNrI
C;.v"n u.. ap, rs liu 1'';n""rno, acting -
rSr,' Governor the I-r seal ot III:
State Riri.ro:a., r,; .3'!'dty ot S"p,"Ebrr, l-O
80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
LATEST FROM TIE, SOIfTB
From az officer Of the 4. $ .7rmy. daicd Co'ua.has,

From an Nfcer Of he g. .7rmy. dated Co'aalhHs @
Sept, 5, to his Friend IN Richmond:
General Armstrong Will move i'll I few days, with
the IancSsc Fciu.c.S fer! Florida; and 1000 friend
y CrcshS, unGer lie command Of Paddy Carr, jim
Boy, and - Haja, another chief. whose name / do
not Eecoec will march from Fort Mitchell the lth
inst for Florida. The moral and physical effect of this
ihiIc movement OIL the Seniln"s Indians, will doubt
soon terminate the in furidi which, in my OPT.
Mon. without the Indian force would not nave been
EiIultrI In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
MARKETS TLvrs9ay. .SrDL Is. lS36.

M3EkETS-7 HNTSadN, Srpt. ID, Is.O.
1ress rnre o II IS w july as IN euav with Co.,
casioual sales hgher-Ti!s week 81 OO has been
paid.
FLorR-Suppy snal!--demand good at IS 90 for
country.
Tor,cco-Inspcct;on7 small prices have declined
materially within icw weeksthe article is now dull
, nd prices i,rcpuar GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
We shaa beat the wings i,hou,

man to do his Duty. We shaA beat the Whgs-withou,
difficulty, if ice ,cM:
There are (says the Wheeling Gazette } about Is
counties in this Stale and suppose that each contained
the number Of vocrshat in each county only ten
Wings to absent themselves from the pulls on the
day ofelecton the whole number of ndans with
in the State would be- l50; and would not wen this
Der of majority he triumph when compared with the
majorles Of 1925 and 1892 which we're cast in the or
poste scale?
Fer thtes read Rcputiienns-he moral is AZ good for
ii is iur them
We put II to The State Rights party. whether they will
not pause, before they vote for cfri which nav vote
ter cHnd:da'c WIN has cried up 'te Proclamation o.
Tie re stras OF the u. s., issued on lie lG, of Il:
cenher last, 1885, and iac speeches nt .Hr Ht5scr &C..
hce'ed en- s Senate Ct tie L. S. their last session 4,
Congress- (le3il as containing the eloquent and
satisfactory explanations IF TIE principles Of our govern.
| nenl 'ttIat nave recently been published?
The 7"""poitS Rpnhcnn attempts to Offset our com
pa7Son between HE civic qualifications OF Van Burn and
HaEson-anda us evidence of his historic correctness
says that II Van Buren, who solicited the ratification
OF the treaty about the West India Trade after he sailed
foi England es Minister TO London
7rh""sas.-Yel ". b. has beat Curnmns (WhigO
Tor Congress- by near 4Uu0 maj"rl,y-l2l7ths Of the
Senate, and 40 Of - OF the H. OF r. friends G
Van Buren,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

a,XTENSiVi: SiI-Irasn. sold al rse estate in Firsi-
- na Wiz t?o'c NJ persona property esenpnS -n's' "
,col % Thursday, 9;h Scpicn5et and
m on dy today, Gwy"i:!i aca' raFPa"oHo7" Is
,rr cou=v. Vr:uia. $1,000,
hestv. aaI uicnss such only be found on '"
AID i,h"ed uf cat r. ah's
rnGuy good Bcc"cs, the yonns ciii' &c
D.Yor stool $50 Sheep. cg., n'scs. Mrics Jack ana
Carts Vcg; Machine fan Plouzhs mud gea: y" si''"' '
&c. i;c. Tc.ss, six monhs' credit: r $40 ,,.l;, nj
At the time ana place. Wiz b. ocrcn ,n ho,nsrpL
tre.rc months, Sta H. computing the 'o"oN''7
Horses Mares, AMI Co' with ."'' ~ t,rco Zu,ciic
Auocrat, Tychicr, Robin B'o"n, s"'''"' ~
Lucy Gwyna, Aurora. ~ .,o Ill md -, ,fisps by au-
Also sa-eIa Colts and Fils TWO yea Ind rxci:rs-
Refer 10 TUT Register an" S"'" Benny a. TAYLDE,
,,o .,I u.uds Esser CO va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

p5I-S N,KEyZiE's SEMARY vii! be ". o. h- -:
M ;o, w ,:,p,rr IL, reception ooai.rs fnl ly pupil
.prri ralg: "ir' ms, ."t ma
~, she'd cs:s1-hi-n IN" I:gu. 20 h'' ~
m spur" leilhe rn'1s ac expense % procure W
.rr,r, n.:,., ~ -ytca-r pt.Osrp,'c i uu meal
ff, vii *c!c;ef LIBRARY sb cF"; "''i
~, 80. N an r,;r solid :'c!I hla
~ ,-,.;1 Iii. I- ion rriy fvo5i 1" health
lin; org al ,e ri-.s airy: AMI pleasant On .ho'"c mn
n to !. vrv .onnpdi:. and has attached I" II Two tcS "
n! winch i.r!i-lrs not ';ir, thr SoGn; %a'> LAX
-. din. ,r. in c?: air Tetn,--,oaI dn:."- nc sco!'-
So car of 20. .,:.s. s-Er:-"lsIiTs $2orI;:oI S,'t"cN,
, Fr.n: Spanish ~; Italian. SatiT'"'cF Sf1--in1'as
sl.,u - .cns each l, "i N hou'f": 5rs'n"r' >
c.n, -.":. ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
CARRIAGES.

Married. the ls By the Rev. John Swixer, JaMr g.
kNtR OF eshany 10 Mss CAIHAsIsr yoaEgcs. daughter Ct
Cot Jacob Ia ,o OF Boc,oun.
Marine, the 30:h oil uGus:, by The Rev. Rnj gI.ync NJ
JAMES JORDAN Miss AMY PETIT, all CT AsEguy county.
Nar'c, the Sin ni;.. by III" Rev. Andre" McDoa ell MI
hAvu G.Ios., OF ntic county, Miss Pi:2r p STREET 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

- a Word IN Season-Fas est ali hostc doeerii
IT,, lie N. Intelligencer republishes ga word to the
Wigs from the Wheeling Gazette Of the e;h.-lts
I"c 49, TO exhot tie Wings 10 turn oui to the polls
"nIt says about its Wing brethren is just apropos
W. lne Republicans adopt the idea, and press it
0foh1heIn. Toarms' to :3rms! Virginia expect. every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

sTg1lFi U -, 1T = WITT
Trno FRIES!
Drawing Of the Wcsburs Lottery, No 1, 're" Au.
gus; DR.
Is So 80 q IS 20 3 l IL ls 81 81
Ticket Nos . 10 81, u SINAI! priA. OF $500.
Do. s. &C. DO 200,
were both sold and paid at 81 t as usual, at lrnnes
Lounge, blHtrEh , offlCI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

=" We confess the appointment Gf John j. .3ita, Of
Ciarksbug with created no little surprise and opprc
hension and suspicion that the Acting Governor was
influenced by nhcr considerations than the proper claims
Of individual for the station John J. Allen resided in
another and distant circuit Of the State he had been
candidate before the Legislature that appointed The
Judges under the Constitution, for JudgeshP; his
claims then seerrsY canrasScd before tlit bnor,
and his defeat Wa; the consequence. We did ''l Know
before, that any crcnit in Virginia, and especially the
Bnetrurt circu in such poverty and so sterile IN
talent and altnnnrnt that The i!iusirIcus drcraS''
judges place BIZ supplied by ;oreiga:r. III alien
10 the citizens Of that circuit whom the representa-
lives o: the pr"ple had refused us I" honor. ana one
whom The people of his circuit not l1rg slnce, discard
cd lT0!n tlr!r service.
- We had supposed TIM! john T. Aniersnn he Sena.
tor of liz. D";rt.nGt district. he individual I'll. act
Ing G"vv7anr would have srecrd for this judicial sta
'n. He is lawyer VI high legal altlnInrnts and Ia
rAls Gf tit" FIST utcr-lm individual of ordinary dis
mcti1n IN ID" Sra Of Virginia. and u hose ser"
ccs III the Stl!r give hn claims the honurs ana
distinctions vi the Connonw wealth. Why has the act
ing Governor overlooked this individual III The Bn!etnu;
circuit and imported the s,ccessur Of J"dgG .Ficn
JnY!ur i:u:n tin. Harrison circuit: Is il because he is
good Whig? (llicrc could be no other rcuson) Then,
has this in Virginia, that the Acting Governor
will send forth his political enItsaIIcs, 10 hunt up po
Gil rhr,zaas IL !ace n tI. ud:: bench and Nf!inih
gifted sons-,te followers vi Jtrrsnn- to be dsIua
fed for all te State honnrs aud Offices because they
cannot bow their iraa and acknowledge the dynasty OF
Richmond? The actng Governor should have r"c"sc
ei that the dominant party OF this State have iDrJorne
and refused 10 recognise party distinctions, when making
judicial officers: ana the people Of this State will b. I'M
willing To submit to policy that requires all III" Judicial
offices be filled by the fro! party III The State
In the Court Of Appeals, tnuC judges out OF live are
Wigs; and in the General Court there eighteen
Hhtys OFT If twenty judges.
at will BE- incumbent the General Assembly to
take THIS aero see justice has been done l" the
people Of the Boelourt crcui,-to inquire il The ds,l
gushed Of the Stale to De set back and over
Inoked in consequence of the noble stand they have Ia
ken for Virginia and her school %! pni!lcsRnd show to
pert 10 favor wi,u the representatives Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
COMMUNICATIVE.
SilELl'i.,.

The Members Of tie Republican Corresponding Com
m,lee for Fairfax county, requested to attend
meeting. TO be held at Rco;n Wllsoxens cavern at -:
O'Clock NJ Oh Monday, The 10Th September inst, that
being Court day. for the purpose ofadpping such means
Is may D.. deemed best calculated 10 secure TO the Ee''
pe linz, exercise OF irir 1gA to elect President OF the
United States at the ensuing e.eclon.The following
is list Of the ncrbers oe SAID Committee, ana each IS
desired 20 be runcluaLn his attendance:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
EsEssesEias'S
E.rChegngH Nsad Battery CMce,
RIIII MnND NImEIsIA

IL Tie L0ungc aitra%s hiumpham!!'
" ROLE ticket Sos j. y -, tl!e Grand Capital prize
of Ten Thousand Nyi:&rs! so and pa:d, usual, at
sight, by 1lGEhR'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16

FOR THE F~N9tiREf,
The votes referred TO in the following article were Tor
Allen a. Fry So, Chaplne 42 first VOTED VOTE Try
~, ChapIine 4G ;,
From the marshall Scntincl)
Tile .9eting Gorernor Of Tic State Of I"stH'a' anu ms
late Judicial -92poiatncnt:
we have waited until the present time, to see II any
IF the Wing papers in the confidence OF the Acting
Governor would assign any reason or apology for the
late State Executive appointment of Judgein the Bole-
tourt circuit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-16
s6o,00O---3O,000 dollars:
s20,0GD and Is of 81 900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

Class Ito Gc drdlrn October ID, IsJ5.
- NuxrEE LOr.EgY-l2 DAVIS B,LL0I-.
men MD SPLENDID SCHL.jL.
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STATE q perHoHi Hf Is ordered by
District Of Rutiaal IS. Il the Probate Courl
for the District aforesaid, that said applica-
ton be heard in Court, al a session thereof,
TO be holden at the Probate Office in Rut-
land within and for said District, on the first
Monday Of March next aud that the said
applicant give notice, 10 all concerned, Of
said application, and of the time of hearing
thereof, by publishing the same with this or
der, two weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland, the last publi-
cation TO be not less than two weeks pre-
vious to the said session Of said Court :;
that they may appear and sbew cause, If
any they have, why the power and authority
requested in the foregoing application.
should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court, at Rutland, this
18th day OF January, 4. ID. 1886.
T. W. HOPKINS, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
TUESDAY, January &c, 1876.
rrHE WAR WHOoP

Gy~lt will be seen by the Extra Message (or
Congress is called upon to prepare immediately. for
WAR and tina, it will promptly respond to the
call, have no doubt-But thu, we shall have
War with France at this time ID hardly credible. -
Qy~oir readers will doubtless look with niue h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
Drfobtun feiarktt, Mo,p.r. Jan. Is, 1886

Al market c 30 Beef Cattle, l60 Sheep. Ard 30
Beet attic repHficI last week Nhout 90 Beef Caie
sul several lo Of sheog remain unsod at the clvse e
the market
PRtcrs- Bo,f CaRie-Thc mliket continues without
any material change. We quote 20 conform 10 our last
quataions. VIZ few dA,ra al 36s mid few at "a g..
prime al 81 81 33s good nj 2Gi Oh 3Os; small cat!
tie 2is g. -.
AhefpThe large nnmher a. market for tie season has
caused prices to decline nearly ali stall fed
NJ lois very fue. We quote few ordinary peli
sheep a. Is Lots taken nj l5s, f3s, els 81 30s
3}s. aud Sos snsll number extra TT abou, $40 eseh
Suine-Nuue al market.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

BsSks ~ Ma@loHusHrrs.-Th one
hun jfcd and hse distinct bsnking institutions IN che
Commonwealth. The smoun, of esp,,al paid in.
- $50 40 600 tho amount OF billie IN c. cu.a
,ion . 50 $50 $50. tho aggregate smoani Of bal
snccs due 10 other banks he 81, 400 o97-ihe
aggregate smount Of gold. SILVER. ADD other cor.
ron; metals IN the vanous banking houses 81 1876
iif-toial amount of aggregate resources 500.
sol 5'3 -amouu, Of received profit, at the time
II declaring disidead 81 ,02s. T3s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
samuel ID. futile Il NJ. Minors.

To the Honorable Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland.
Your Petitioner, Chauncy ID. Tuttle or
Rutland in the District of Rutland, showeth
that he is Guardian Of Sarah l.. futile, SUI.
san J.. futile and Samuel ID. futile, mi
nors that the said minors own n parcel Of
land as tenants IN common with one Laur-
thus futile, situate and being in said Rut-
land and bounded as follows, to wit: on
the south by land of Levcret, Chattcr,on,
west by the farm now in the possession Of
Jesse Paul and north and east 10y land of
the said Chauncy, containing fifty acres.
and that it will be for tbs interest Of said
minors to sell the same Wherefore YOUR
petitioner prays the Hon. Probate Court 10
grant unto him license TO sell said premis-
es according TO the statute in such case
made and provided.
ClIAUNCY ID. FUTILE.
BY A. l.. BnowN, his At:'y.
Rutland, Jan. ls, 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
THE WING FLAG

IL hying In the breeze-let the faithful rally
Undismayod b. the rumours Of political treachery
and turP'lude, 's'gs sssemhy met al the Court
House on Monday snd Tuesday evenings the pro-
eeedn.s Of which are given IN smother column. -
We have enly ossy let ihe spirit OF these resolu-
tions presAl-le, the homes, and true opponents
Of corruption in sh pisces stand finn and breast
the storm with united front. Never vas there
required more energy ard more frmness-and We
were about 20 say, never WAS there a ia.rer pros
pee, Of SUCCESS. # We catered uPoa the wa7 re-
solved 30 be Vlctor.. We know the energy Of our
opPooents-~e know their high spirits AMI buoy
an, hopes, just nov; they bulid upon foanda'on.
however. tina, may sink beneath thea. feS sud
den aoesssions To their ranks Of some men We
might describe, viii No, oycrturn the world as
well nigh, they dream Of up-,grnng the founds-
,loas d the snow-eaPPej peak Of cSme's Ramp.
BY the a:rt ia lsdys fan. IS 10 cheat Vermon,ers
out Of their senses by the little excitement which
the ueaehery u those men can produce Al the
,aos'. the tea days labor oflhe whole Nsn Buren
pack, in e,ueus and cot, wih the boa. DhTLIeT
ATroAsxr al their head .od PosTxAsrEs kEElnk
al thef heels. AsspfoSsesd the eonYersson Of bel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26


Wth'as ss'rpaomy
NccteFr'ss sed W li'afds
grsyrspaI srd sta.
Wilt'at l.aiia rvstef
N'llsfds ksrpei'e ~ se's's
M,lsca On feer'is ai'case.
w.h.s.,'. nr~k s,l.rsi
hnu hsah.
Wssaile ,.Iye'. seswtsehy
walA. w ke-,
Wst.sas h'c ~ Welt,
Wan IN eutamuatns
on ". .,ad
Wsv 81 tie je~s
W~uh
Nilli,in ,nd We uaolr Zee
Maveiiy su-cic'es : seis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

man and boy ~ tao. sc'r~ not sure they esu
boss, even Of that. Agsin. then, We .sy--iet The
fsittfai rally spd sd,ssoe. Msr.h 10 at hand eco
that The enemy DO not steals ~ayd.-H. Wsid-
aan
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
RANx OF BURLINGTON.

NJ Office is hereby given 10 the SioekholJ-
l\ ers of the Bank of Burlington, that on
each share Of the capital stock of raid Bank
eight dollars is TO be paid in on the fourth day
Of January next; and that fourth payment Of
eight dollars on each share is to be- made on
the 4h day Of April next, at their banking house.
By order Of the Directors,
r. G. COLE, Cssh'r.
November 6, 1885 Sw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
DIED,

j. tbs wn 90 the ls,b Inst Albert aal "a the %
Goorse, asoi about ne year 10th Of Mr. .N,den
Gould 81 hs town. Also W this town last week a in
LLt JRag Ter Of Nr Nm. Lyon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

The snow fcll 10 Albany on Saturday nigh, and
Sunday. lOth lust, To the depth of two iret.--ln
New York At The same time Il inches in this
,icialy, yesterday snd night before last, about
feet, snd badly dniled
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

"a Whitehall. y. Y II ins; by the nov. Mr.. riem
Blum & " Whitehall.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

| Travel. thro' The Rv-.,aa
Empire
ruo' II Gcrmsny
The year
rem Jones 4 sois
Tales % q rrandfnhsf
Tslr. ~ the d'sma
The hpndfod wonders q
tie ~urd
Iasipf lifs " Csrpst
Ihoasht. Ia Afi,os,oa
Tales IN Preach
Tale, u the fentsn.
uniqe~
tnols Ten
Uphans lec,ere, en- ~,ica.
ct,d
ua''s'sai oa's,,ecr
v
WI Rnmse
N1ccs Astronomy
No,,aifr 10 ffencbl
Nrfvii Dclpihin
Visit 60 the sci side
Vovsrss Of Columlas
Vicar OF Wakefield
NieW Of the Hebrews
Visit 10 tho souih scs- 2 vol.
Nermcnl state Papers
Village II, mps
W
Welete''s dictionary
Walkers DO
Wheipleys oompcnA
W ofcos,ers cpitome orhisi'y
eeog rTphy
~ book
50 book
Worcesiers ith book
Uaion gazetteer
Ifiamog
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26
Third ar, Il last call;

Th ird ara Il last call;
o. IN THIS NAY ID
a LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber for
L n Meat, Tallow, sc. must make immediate
payment. And unless due and immediate at.
teniion is paid to this request, he will positively
lave his accounts where the delinquents will
have TO pay cost.
ALANSON DYER.
Rutland, Dee 81, 1885 So
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

Q;~oir help being shor, tins wees, VIC are O.
bliged TO resort to eSPeden,s TO get cat our paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

Alleus Am. revolution = vols
Affections gin 1889
Abboils young christian
" corner stone
+" 6reside pieiy
" mot hers friend
q" mother a, home
" chill NJ home
Aristocrnt 2 vols
Aid to mental developement
II
Barnes Ciceronis
Blairs grammar OF chemistry
:! philosophy
lIutlers general history
Bonnycastles guide to arl,h.
lButmans greek grammar
Iilakes botany
=" philosophy
pakewells do.
Blgelows new latin primer
Baileys algebra
Boyer on the bones
" on surgery
Bell on wounds
Benjamins rudimen,s Of arch.
itectufe
Bucks theological dictionary
Book Of mythology
Bsrnums Sd elementary book
Blakes geography for children
Barnums LIST book of geog.
Buffers analogy
Blairs lectures 8 vo
l3ennetts book keeping
Blairs Universal precnptor
Bascombs guide to chirogra.
ply
Brinsmades peos for children
Boys own book
Burders sermons
Barnes questions on n. Test.
Beauties OF Johnson
" Burke
Benneita lester.
Bsrbiulds lessons
Biography for youth
Barters dying thoughts
Baldwins fables
Hucha mans works
Bibles-quarto-octavo
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. common IL mo
Belle letters
Beauties of Chesterfield
Blind farme:
Beloved sister
Bible class text book
Blind child
Blue lights
Broad grins
Bodmans orations
Bravo 9 vols
Book of the boudoir
Beauties of Shakespeare
Baron Trenck
Bartaws poems
Beauties of II. X. White
Book Of health
Blalrs new preceptor
i}erthas visit 2 vols
Barnes notes 2 vols
Bprks question and notes on
Leyiticus
Biglands view Of the World
8 vols
Buffers history Of America
2yols. octave
Browns philosophy 2 vols
d" Stblical dictionary &C.
tsvo, do. small
! Burns works
1 Byrons works 8yols duoaeci,
Barues notes on Acts
Bu.hs questions on Exodus
Book of nature
Biography Of Adam Clarke
/ &
Corderys colleagues
Cummings geography
cotnstocks chemistry
| Cobbs juvenile reader
| Clarks Corderii
Colburns algebra
| Comstocks minerolory
/ Cobbetts grammar
advice 10 younr men
/ Ch,ld's own book ofAm. geo
Coouers yitpu
Clcernnis Orat,ones
Cicero Delphini
I Cavalry tactics
Cobbs erpositor
I ComstocL : pl,ilosonby
I CatechiSm Of botany
Childs primer
l,positor by CLARK
/ Catharine Brown
Coo,e,te
Casket
Christian morals
Campmeeting HYMN,
, cbu,ch nsalnody
Ct,ona1, sermons
C,o,re pleasufes
C',ergv,naps N.,d.w
. gh,,siian manuel
] ronic anfal.
Chtnejcies of Gotham
Z Chalmers d,scoursss
Child. book ON ti,e toui
. Cb,,,n., on goye,nme,t
Curios,,,ss Tor the INGENIOUS
Car,e Of Xeha,na
Cabinet makers guide
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-26

ST RAY STE Err
DROKE into The ENCLOSURE of the Subscri-
- Der, about the Sd Dec, inst. a three year
old brindle Steer. The owner is requested to
oropepro pert, charges and take him away
JOHN HALL.
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