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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

uNOR SALE.-An assortment Of superior Br,.n,
e. Cloths, sAucker" stamp. Also two hundred tons
iurnp and ground Plaster. R. 3. HANALl. 4 co.
Maya. ll9-al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10
v0cHRuRo AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD.

yNcHBuR0 AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD:
b 4 The Commissioners appointed for that purfGse oy
an act Of the last Legislature pasSrd ON tiie io
March, lS:G, will open books OF 81 u, np I,nn,nv
-; tho hburo and Tennessee Rail.hoaa IoiPany'
an tho Isl dav of June next in the town OF hyhcapug
Rocks of subscription will also be opened on inc SUM
day. by the Commissioners named III Inc az. n.dsrd.
lowing places: City OF Rchmond Liberty, nI Wr,Ie
Salem Botptorrt; Chrslensburg, Hlohteoh'V'1' VII
Court house. Marion Smyth county; AoinsnG", rs,;iI
;nuton county; Lebanon Russell county: anu Al r's''
Vile Scott county. ., -, L;,, d,ys
Tie bouls will be kept open at each place ''t
o. copy Of the Charter VIII De seni o :" ,,e hooks
tomn ,siorrs, directed to The place where Tue pooA'
10 he opened JOi'N NA''D' ,IG-1G,
April 90. 49,
I1yTy FLOUR MlLLSFOR SALE-l am DE-
sirors to sell my mills the james river cahaI'
near the city Of Richmond Persons aispnseI w. 10
chase arc invited to view the property, WIZ" VIZ
I low. and on a liberal credit, if desired Dy Inc p"r
oh.r Should the property not be disposed OF before
,h. first day Of June next the subscriber VIII dNe '
arrangements for carrying the business Us
herrtunrr. llOMAS i'o zoo ,1IN
March %. io'-----
TH7UE CELEBRATED IMPORTED ARAbiAN
HORSE, BUSSORAH ARABIAN, heauutui
icn srrr E,"ed IN the year lSl1, and looks ana ac's
like colt will stand my stable IN tic county g" N
trrtrld Ii miles from Richmond and ~ from Ihcslet
field Court. House, at Mr. Mauks IaveTn' III .e 'om.,
edge Of Powhaan, and al Mr. VIM D oset.o' = "ra
G9o,.s Brdrc and will be let to mares at the very IT,
ducrd price Of Sc the single leap to be yGa a. ne nmS
Of srrins; Sl3 the season. which may Gt GscIase
v p uar,nput of $40 in the season, and o TO insure
mare 10 be in foa to be paid soon as she Is user
tanned to be in foal Parting with the mare 'Frs se
Insurance. Mares put by the insurance must DC lss"
lary returned every ninth day from pnttihs The SeaSo"
| TO expire on the 18th July " c,c,
The strc!csl attention. will be paid by careful Groom
to prevent accidents but will not be responsible for
such may happen. ,,. =
That Bussorah will prove OF immense 1870
certain He POSSESSES and mpars to his colts beauy
and graceluness of form and action that no other horse
| has or impart G,
Reference to Edward Scott Of Pnwlalan, James Sci
den Central Course Frederick Clarke of Manchester
William Fnnpy Of powalan, John lleth Of Coal Mines
| and W j. Earksdae of Amelia.
| u Fifty cents to the Groom in every case rasu.
rare gratis and if required led Oh grain Tor :, cents per
| day. AUGOSlUS w. fLouh
| April II. li"-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

FNNO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
IA The planters Of whom | have purchased crops O
Oronoku Tobacco vii! confer favor by deliver
ing them TO the order Of & T. Gwathmry in The en-!
of Richmond, between the 18th Of May and the Isl 4"
June. Those who deliver their crops by the IT.
OF June will please defer the delivery until the 10TH Of
June, any time between the middle Of that month ana
the first day of July. JOHN G. HUGHES
March g0--tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

NIOrl CE-Thc subscriber, Attorney at Law, wIlst
"a tend the Superior Court of Law and Chamcc;v {:
Henrico county the General Court, and the Cou.! q.
Appeals; and will give strict attention to business CON-
fded to him in those Courts lie has taken part q! IT,.
Office of his son. DR.. +. II. Smith, near the Bell ayr.a
where, or at lis dwelling, he may generally be found "a,
cept when in attendance upon the Courts
JOHN II. SMITH.
Richmond April /, 1886. l0-lW
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EAGLE HOTEL-Rickmond, I,ire:,s,

yHyHE subscriber having taken this large spae;,-
and comInodious establishment, embraces tiis %'ab
nr Of informing his friends and the public Ct tin E
The central situation is generally kno%n. ,I, ~
deems it unnecessary 10 mention ii and pIoicssor. e
capaLiity to keep the good things oil this life are So r
mon and useless that lie will content himself b. ,y
rive him fair trial. and if he does not prove WORTH
patronage, desert him.
All the principal stage Offices kept al Ills os,,,
lis,mcnt. CHARLES {. " ora
n B-Having engaged the services Of ycunr ,n,,
10 devote his uurrlntted attention 10 his s;abls h. @
here remark that nothing shall he wanting in hat r.
parlment Z. G. WORD
NJ When the Small P"x prevailed in this city, I
was a case, and only one. which occurred =, this ~
t,bIishmcut | am now pleased to in!t,t:n t:.c Omit:
,I,, No coula rous disease whatever exists ard st
onv rake its appearance, i hold myself responsible
nrise every individual who may extend 10 me h
na,ronaoe of the existence otsuch disease. In confr
lion or The correctness of the ab"ve statement haze -
pli.d for the following certificate: {. c. w
The undersigned have been requested by the Pr,
pretnr of tic Eagle Hotel TO relate the facts IeIa,r,
Inc existence Of Small Pux in that establishment,
II here has been but one case o! the DISEASE in lie II,
tel his winler-hat has recovered and returned hun
THE lime since its has been SUCH rs 10 Mr.
clnde all possibility of the infections being con.co
Gated
We have no hesitation in saying, that there As Ii,
tle Juugrr of contracting the disease at tie Eagle |
tel at this time, in any other situation whatcyer
n. CLARKE N: D:
RUHERT II. C.iDElI, IL d.
LEWIS ". CilAMBERl.AYNG u q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Will Reports from the Secretaries Of Ear and Macy rsfa
tire to e military and Naral OFFENCES Of tie Country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

g. HARK-The, great Northern champion, by Amer
- can Eclipse our Of old Lady Lghttoot, knownto
every gentleman OF the turf will stand the prescn, sea-
son at my stable Taylors Ferry, in Meckenhufs
Va and will be let TO at $75 dollars the season.
one dollar to the groom Good and extensive paSiuFae,
and servants board gratis Every care taken to pIr't'
with !oais their sides will BE- fed ut twenty-five crHs
per day, and those without, il requested The season
will end on the first day OF July.
JOHN c. GOODE.
March l2 lG2-r2iIMSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-10

il was
Rcsolrcd That further amount Of ten dollars on e'.
share be required from the Stockholders to be paid :
on or before The 18th day Of April next, and 81 Oh
before the 18th day of May ncNt and TO be drpnar":,
heretofore in the Bank OF Virginia, to the credit oil wv
Company. WAl. T. SllEfrERD, lfenEn,"'
March l.. lOJ-tloM
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09
To Manufacturers.


YUNHE following Cotton Machinery, viz l
IL Double Capper, from Mahogany Cards,
SO inch--6 Throstles-96 Spindles-2 Mules,
2l6 Spindes each--2 Drawing Frames--2
Speeders-2 Dressers-1 Spooler, Warper,
20 Sheeting LOOMS with Spools, Bobbins,
Cans, Cloth Press, Size Kettle, Stoves, Stove
Pipes, &c. &c. &C., all in good working order,
and are now in operation, and will be sold on
favorable terms if applied for soon.
Also, if desired by the purchaser of the Ma
chinery, the Factory Buildings, "a by so feet,
two stories and basement, bigh-with three
Dwelling Houses, Zone Of which for two fami-
lies) and about 80 acres Of Land, with good
barn and other out-houses, or the Factory and
Houses may be rented for a term of years.
The Factory is situated on sufficient and
durable stream, having within the limits OF the
aforesaid land, fall sufficient to admit of very
great extension of Machinery; and is in the
east part Of Bennington, one of the Oldest and
most populous towns in Vermont, aud within
one mile of the Bennington Iron Works, and
about thirty from Troy. The Troy and Bos-
ton Stages pass by the premises daily, each
way. Apply by letter (post paid) OF in person
to the subscriber, living on the premises.
l. DOOLITTLE.
Bennington, VT 18th August, 1885, 81
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John w. Frost e. Co.

A RE receiving fresh supply Of Dry Goods,
IN consisting Of Broadclolhs Cassmeres
Satinetts Vestings; English, French and
American PRINTS Ginghams Silks Fur
nitnre Plate Fancy Hdkfs superior red, blk
and white Merino Shawls white Goods Of all
kinds Ribbons Ladies', Gentlemen's, and
Misses Kid, Silk, Linen and Cotton Gloves
Flannels; Diapers Linens Lawns Sheet
ings Shirtings Hosiery Wrought Collars
Table Covers; Kid Shoes blk and cold Silk
and Tabby Velvet; cold Grapes, &c. &c.
HARD WARE.
Brass Kettles. Knives aud Forks, Table and
Tea Spoons, Butts and Screws, Door Hang
ings, Cattle Cards, Brass Fire Sets, Pen aud
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Brass Candle Sticks,
Iron do. dc. DC.
Making as good an assortment Of Goods as
can be found in any country store, and will be
sold low for Cash, Produce or approved credit
Bratteboro Centre, July IL, 1886. tfi5
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New york transcript
For the Country.

For the Country.
q o many applications have been made to us
- for the publication Of semi-weekly paper,
and the answer we give, that we do not publish
one, is SO unsatisfactory to the applicant, the
opportunity we possess OF pleasing our friends
in this respect is so extensive, aud our desire
to crafty them so great, that we have deter
mined TO issue, forthwith, paper twice a
week, entitled "The New York Transcript for
the Country" 1t will be of the same size as
our daily sheet, but will be filled exclusively
with reading NATTER digested and arranged un-
der appropriate heads, TO the almost entire alb
sence OF advertisements, and other local cir
cumstances only of interest to the CITY reader.
A price current, and bank note table, correct
ed to the last hour, will form an important fea-
ture IN this publication, joined to the various
other valuable and interesting contents. which
have gained for the Transcript its present
popularity 1t will be afforded to our country
readers al ~ per annum, payable in advance,
IN all instances, and no attention shall be spared
TO render il one of the most interesting, varied.
and valuable miscellanies of the day. The
publication OF the Neao York Transcript for
re Country will be commenced on the first
Monday Of September next and will be con-
'lnu . on every Monday and Thursday fol-
'o"'"s' Aug. 1896.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09

YENHE subscribers have just completed their
IL new Specimen Book of light faced Book
and Job Printing Types, Flowers, and Orna-
ments, the contents of which are herewith par
TALLY given:
Diamond Pearl, Nos and 3; Agate, Nos.
I,2, and 81 Agate on Nonpareil body; Non
pareil Nos. /, z, 3, and a; Minionette Nos.
2; Minion Nos. l, q 3, and 4 Minion on Bre-
vier body Brewer on Minion body BREWER
Nos. |, 2, 3, and A Brewer on Bourgeois body
BREWER on Long Primer body Bourgeois on
Brewer body Bourgeois Nos. /, 2, g. and
Bourgeois on Long Primer body small bodied
Long Primer; Long Primer Nos. |, 2, 3, and
4; Long Primer on Small Plea body; Small
Plea Nos and 2 ]; Plea on Small Plea body
Plea Nos /, g and 3; Plea on English body
English Nos. and 2 Great Primer Paragon
Double English; Double Paragon; Canon
five lines Plea TO twenty eight lines Plea
Gothic condensed to twenty five, seven, nine,
and ten line Plea Ornamental six, seven,
nine, twelve, and fifteen lines Plea Shaded
eight, ten, twelve, and sixteen lines Antique
Shaded.
Also, large and beautiful collection OF
Flowers, from Pearl TO seven line Plea, many
of which are not 10 be found in any other Spe-
cimen; new assortment Of Ornamental Dash
es a variety of Gard Borders near two thou
sauu Meial ornaments brass Kule Leads oil
various thickness; Astronomical, Mathemati-
cal, and Physical Signs Metal Braces and
Dashes, from three TO thirty ems long; Great
Primer and Double Plea Scripts on inclined
body; and heavy face Two Line Letter; full
face Roman and Italic Nonpareil, Minion, Bre-
yier, Long Primer and Small Plea Minion,
BREWER, Long Primer, Pica and other Blacks /;
Nonpareil, Minion, and BREWER Greek, He
brew and Saxon
A large variety Of Ornaments, calculated
particularly for the Spanish and South Ameri-
can markets Spanish, French, and Portu-
guese accents, furnished to order together with
every other article made use Of in the Printing
business, all of which can be furnished al short
notice, of as good quality and on as reasona-
BILE terms as at any other establishment.
CONNER g. COOKE.
Corner of Nassau and Ann streets, N. York.
N. b. Proprietors of newspapers printed
within any par, of the United States or the
Canadas, who will copy the above advertise
ment three times, and forwarda copy contain
ing the same, will be entitled to their pay in
any Type cast at our Foundry, provided they
take twice the amount of Bill in Type.
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THE
EADYaS BOOK
Or Philadelphia
VTOufhly Magazine.

Several Ladies Of the highest Literary standing in
the Country, have complied with the terms offered by
the publisher and their contributions will appear in
succeeding Numbers, commencing with Vol. IA.
This popular periodical has now completed the sixth
year aud twelfth volume Of publication, and still
tinucs as first the most popular work OF its class.
The publisher is grateful for the patronage extended
to him, aud will endeavor by unremitied exerons TO
merit il. The Lady's Book was the first publication
that attempted give correct coored representations
Of the Philadelphia Fashions. The work, as stated
above, has now been published for six years, and the
proprietor asks careful examination Of II from the
many that have been subscribers from the commcnce-
meni, and their candid judgment, whether it has not
been constantly improving from volume TO volume. He
may with safety say, that the engravngs which adorn
each No. such would be creditable TO the
class Of periodicals in England. The Fashions are
superior all but those in the Court Magazine, and
equal them. IL the subscription shall continue
increase, greater exertions will be made. The pro-
misses made in the commencement Of the year have
by far been excecdedand this is fact that few peri
odcnls can boast o-the promises made ia advertise
ments, in general, far exceeding the performance.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER
LINE OF STAGES.

SouTu- Daily both sides ofthe River.
II EAVES Chase's Stage House, Brattle.
- boro, every morning, at half past 4, and
arrives at Hartford same day, al o'clock, p. NJ
The Steam Boat leaves Hartford every morn
ing, at o'clock. for New York, Except Sun
days. making 2 days only from Brattleboro ia
New York City-by Day Light
NoRrH-D Daily on the Vest Side.
Leaves Chase's every morning at half past
o'clock, and arrives at Haverhill same day.
Stages leave Haverhill every day for The
White Mountains, and for Slanstead.
This river line intersects with the Boston
and Burlington Stage at Walpole, via Rut-
land. Also, Concord Stage at Charlestown.
VIA Claremont and Newport, N H., and the
Boston, Windsor & Burlington Stage at Wind
sor, via Woodstock, Royalion and Montpelier.
East Side,
Leaves Chase's Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, via Chesterfield, Westmoreland to
Walpole, and iniersects with all the Northern
Stages the same as the west side line.
=" AL Baggage at the risk of the owner, I'M
less receipted for. l.. FAIR g. co.
Brauleboro, May, 1896. 81
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LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!
Dr. Jonathan .uOOre's
H S S T. M G e OF Lfrr

vENHE most highly esteemed Medicine that
n has ever been discovered for curing
Coughs, Colds Asthmas, and Consumptions
0FPrepared by Henry Seymour, from The
original Recipe, by the direction of said Moore.
CERTIFICATE.
rms may certify all whom it may concern,
that the subscriber, residing in Hnalev Mass
have made an improvement in the Medicine
invented by me, and denominated "Dr. iona
than Moore's Essence of Life" and have com.
municated the Recipe to Henry Seymour OF
saia iadley, and to him only. The United
states is full of the sophisticated article, and
TINS IS 10 give notice to the public, that if they
WISH LOT me genuine Essence of Life, they
must apply to said Seymour, or his agents. and
De DC particular to inquire for that prepared by
henry Seymour. On. JONATHAN MooRE.
Hadley, Sept. 8, 1888.
Sold by DurToN g. LEvERErr, and N. r.
WiLLIsroN, Brattleboro. Sept. 1885. wi
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
THERE has come into the possession {

TNHEKE has come into the possession Of
n the subscriber a white Horse, of large
size switch tail, and thin in Aesh-with
Wagon of dark color, figured and striped with
light color The carriage is Of light ground
and striped with dark, and the axletrees are
long and the carriage runs wide.
Also, one other white horse OF small size,
switch TAIL and in thin flesh with Wagon
Of green color and quite old running wide Ike
Che former.
The above property, being supposed TO be
stolen, is detained by the Society for Appre-
bending Horse Thieves, and the owners may
have the same by proving property and paying
charges. JAMES WHITE,
President of the above Society.
Mortified, Ms. Aug. 20, 1886. 81
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Thompson's Truss.

TTAvING understood that physician Of
It'll this town has expressed an opinion
highly favorable 10 the above truss, with the
exception that he thought person could not
conveniently wear it when attending to his or
binary labors the inventor, in re!utation of that
idea, is induced to make public the following
certificate.
Branieboro, Aug. Is, 1896.
Thereby certify that on commencing hoying
this season, gds afflicted NTH Hernia,
rhich became so paintul that Itcds Obliged
TO quit ,nork. Iappiied one Of 7Nompson's
Patent Tyusses, Nth ,rhich 1rds enabled 10
labor daily, and found no more Inconvenience
in nearing IL than in nearing my stockings.
Ia three peeks icds perfectly cured, laid
aside The truss, and haze had no recurrence
ofhernia since. GEO. A. HALE.
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DIR. T. WHITES

Vegetable Toothache Dnnl
TIME only specific ever offered to ID
Il lie from which a permanent and n
cure may be obtained Of that disasree,v.
the Toothache, with all its sitend,a d
such as fracturing the jaw in eIincigj
teeth, which often proves more paihl
the toothache itself, and cold passing iiu I
decayed teeth to the jaw, thence to he
producing 4 rheumatic affection, Wit
other unpleasant effects, such as isr
BILE breath, bad taste in the mouth, &s;i
which are produced from foul or decayar
| am happy TO have i, in my pOvas
to the world remedy that will not y
move the pain nine times out often, fp3
y applied, but preserve the teeth fruu Z
decay, and arrest the disease in sudst
decaying and have not commenced ,cEsst
storing them to health and usefulness
CERTIFICATES.
ERIE, pa Oct IL, lS32.-The suhxH
having witnessed the pleasing e6etsi
Thomas Whites Vegetable ToOthsthI
feel pleasure in recommending hnh
that are afflicted with the toothsche, nl1
and in most cases perfectly etheea y
for the disorder.
A. BEEBE, Physician,
II. l.. HARVEY, Ed. Ere C'S'
ALBERT THAYER, Physrn
o. N. SAGE, Dentist.
Ner York City, Sept. Is, ls32.-ME
signed, in his practice as Dental 50
having extensively used, for the cuN
Toothache, Thomas Whites vegehSkl
ache Drops, and with decided success
recommend them, when genuine, na
to any other remedy now before TIE
and can say that these Drops recem
qualified appreciation of the Medic, az. u
at large. JONATHAN DC
No 5 Chambers
.Messrs. Crosby g. Co. Gent'n; hE
delay, / have had Whites ToO!h'fs
tested, which you had the goodness
me when at your place. The delay ~
perhaps, in part for want of conhteIa
tent medicines generally, and partly Y
no occasion in my own family. an
saying that | have given it 10 eight '
my friends, and in every case 1t gave
and ! do not know of but one case VIZ.
a second application, and that was "
person over 20 years of age. onO,,
FARLEY G0DDs'
Worcester, January 8, 1884.
Sold by DUrroN a. LEvERETr, bnl
Sold Wholesale by William StimPs'als
Henshaw, Boston Sands & Shaw
Aug. /, 1884. No. !.
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nnANNER OF En1BELLIsHING

Coioured Engrarings of Philadelphia Fashions.
January, March, May. July. September, November.
Steel Engrarings Of different su6jeets.--February,
April, juno, August, October, December.
Each number also contains either two Views two
Heads, from the Portrait NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
acknowledgements pages of reading, aud
other matter, varied require space than
be spared to mention them.
The price is SO per annum, or two copies for S.
in all payable in advance.
Orders (posi paid) to be addressed to
l.. A. Cooley, Publisher, Philadelphia.
ASA GREEN, Esq. Agent, Bratteboro.
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DR.. Judkin's Specific Olnlna|

t-au|
ITHIS valuable medicine j. cesa'TT|
Il curing the following diseases
Swellings Of every description; SORE n y
Ulcers of long standing; GLAMOUR
Felons or Catarrhs Rheumatic p'~
joints; Sprains, Bruises, and Teusal
blains, or parts affected by frost ""
good for Scalds and Burns. IN
For glandular swelings, il is SUPER
medicine yet known. 1t is much ~
mercurial applications, las it does p w
the smallest atom of that mineral
does not lay the patient liable to l@"'
exposure 10 cold. $50
II cures the worst Felons on Wp'
the application of forty-eight hous
matisms which have stood as long
come systematic disorder, require
to be taken inwardly to remove 'ne~0 M
But in most cases, by applying 'n ss
externally as directed, il will give rev
CERTIFICATE. 81
Messrs. o. g. S. CRosBFs. v
much indebted to you for your ~
sending me some of DR.. Judk,hI,
Ointment-it has proved most 'sla s'rls
Son who has been for many years a% "',,
the Chilblains, and was obliged 70 va
Rubber Shoes winters, until ! MADE "
Ointment, which has proved an enn''m
And it has proved the best remeoAy
and wounds of every description p m,
made use of. FARLEY dupp'
Worcester, Mass. April 8, 1854
Sold by DUTroN g. LEvERErr, Dr.
Sold Wholesale by VIM. StlmPs'sy
Henshaw, Boston; Sands a. shaw"
August I, 1885. No. ~
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FRANKLIN LIBRARY.

lust added-Spain Revisited, Herbert
- Wendal, Sketches Of Switzerland by the
Author of the Spy, Norman Leslie, CONSTANT
nople aud Athens by Cotton, Corinne by Ma
dame de Stae, Paris ands Parisians by Mrs.
Trollope Lafitte the Pirate, &c. &c.
For sale Comic, Crockii and Peoples Al
manacs, for lS37-at the
BRATrLgBoRo BooKsroRE
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Flour and Groceries.

GHEESE, Flannel, Tow Cloth, Butter,
~ Grain, and most all articles the products
OF the farmer wanted in exchange for Goods.
BIRGE & DICKINSON
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DIR. SMITH

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies
h and Gentlemen that he intends to leave
the place September sth, to be absent or 8
weeks only, when he expects to return, and
will be ready to wait upon those who may be
pleased TO favor him with their patronage.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-09-09
Fish, Flour, Teas, Sugar, &c,

JOHN w. FROST g. co. have received
- and offer for sale, Is quintals prime Cod
fish, 6 bbls Picked Cod, 6 bbls Mackerel Sal
mon, rs bbs superine Flour, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin, Souchong, Old Hyson, Pow
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