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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
AGAINST


PLAISTITTs,
William Cleveland, David n. Snyder, Dan
irl Snyder, Joseph r. Abel, Benjamin
Bolcy, Sen, David Howell, Garland VI.
DAVIS, George isler, John Moore, Juliet A
Jack, administratriX OF Robert Y. Jack
deceased, Thoniss 6riggs, j., Joseph NJ.
Brown, Jacob No!sr, william AcGraw,
WIN. Murphy, Mira Elizabeth Ofruit, Benia,
min fodefick, Mrs. Sally Abel. Pro-
vince Mccormick, Henry ~. GarnhaTt,
samuel Strider. Beni amin Ford, Gerard
u. Wager, Charles G.. Stewart, John
Kennedy, Philip L. Thomas aud William
y. George, merchants and partners ira
ding under the firm Of Thomas & George,
Jacob BSltzell and Charles Ba.izeii, mer-
chants asd partners trading under the
firm Of Jacob & charlie, Bsltzeii. Tho
mas Bslizell aOd Philip BAItzelI. merchauts
and partners trading under tho hrm Of
Thomas & Philip BsliZcll. Thornton G..
Bradley, Abraham Nsnhorn, Thomas II.
Matthews and Samuel Hopkins. mer-
ehsnts and partners trading HnJeT the
hrm Of Matthews h Hopkins, aud New
too Boley, DEFENpASTs.
~ CHANCERY.
rHNHiS cause came OF u be heard upon this
-Olh Gay oiuct. 1883, the bill and cNhih-
Its and il appearing to the court. that tie bill
Of the complainsnts has been fled more than
four months, and that the process Of the
court, has been duly served upon the defend.
ants, residing within the Jurisdiction Of the
court, and publication according 10 law
against the non-rssideBt defe0dsnts,-H Is
adJudged, ordered. and decreed. That Mas.
ter Commissioner worihingion do cause an
advertisement 10 be published IN one or more
public prints. to convene before him, 81
DIS therein stated, the eestue que trust, in
the deeds Of trust mentioned, and that he
do sutst and state their several claims snd
liabilties, settling forth the several eiasses'
Ptiofities, and particularly stating the seye-
raj funds assigned or supposed 20 be assigned
TO such classes Of cestue que trust. and
stating speoially al such Other matters a.
may bd deemed pertinent by himself, or a.
he may be required by any 20 the parties in-
tefesied 10 state - and that he make report
thereof 10 this court. "a order ~ further
proceeding.
a true Extract Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, cLyk
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Virginia, 10 wit:

lvRules holden ia the Clerk : Office Of the Cir
emit Superior Court Of law aud Chaneery for
Jefferson County, the 6rst Monday IN August,
1887:
Silss Siarmaduke and John Thompson, late
merchants aud partners, trading under the
haine and hrm OF Silas SIArmaduke Il Co.
PLAINTIFF
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Fer Rent.

WILL. h. g. reut from itc - iust one
!" large ROO3 4 KITCHEN. lately
occupied By Wm 3 EiEsH. ~ he Csosl Of
fee. Immediately osef the Store q Tbomas
Hughes, snd y very desirable plsos fof
. small fan'iy Apply 70
y DORAN
Harpss s-Fsrfy, Aug 3. 1897 --tf
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N .CH.i.vCERY.

VIE ueIendant, George ". Griffth, not
Il having entered his appearance and given
security according 20 the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court; and IL appearing by satisle-
tory evidence that he is not an inhabitsnt of Ihis
country: Hfs ordered. That the said defendant
do sppr-r here on the first day ~ the next term
and arswrr the bill of the plaintiff; aud that a
copy OF tbs order be forthwith inserted IN SONG
newspaper published in Cha leslo~n. for two
montSs successfully, aud posted 1t the trout door
OF the Courthouse ia the said town Of Charles
town. a Copy -TrEe.
R0BERT-T. BROJr.H, Clerk.
AUG 81 1897
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~ cHANcERY'

3 7 being suggested TO the Court that the
u Defendants Daniel Morgan and John
Griggs, sen. have departed this lifc-On m o
iion of the Plaintiffs by their .eounsel-h j,
ordered, that sciTefacIas To revive this suit be
issued against the respective executors or
administrators Of said deceased defendants
and It appearing that the report Of the Com
missioner returned 10 ihis Court, has been
made since the deaths respectively Of said
defendants, 1t Is ordered that the same be
reeommiited TO the said Commissioned, to be
regularly proceeded in, and 10 report 10 the
next term Of this Court.
A Copy-TeSte,
ROBERT T. BROWN. Crk
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NlRGINIA. ru M11 .

VIRGINIA. tn VII
10 the Circuit superior Court OF Law and
Chaneery for Jefferson County, June 2Isi,
i9a7
James Lsrmour. PLAisrtpT.
AGAfstT
Brohenbrough McCormiok, James w. Ris.
ley, Executor Of Alex inder RILEY, deed.
Priscilla Riley, widow Of said Alexander
Riley. and James W. Riley, John P Riley
aud others, DEFExBASTs
~ cUANCERY.
"Aud IL j. further ordered, that Master
Commissioner Worthington take . further
account Of, and report y hat other. II en-,
suns % money are sliIl due from The aid
Peterborough McCormick TO sBy Of his vss.
doris 81 the trset % land ~ The proceedings
mentioned, or their assignees, or other pet-
sons entitled 10 receive the sams--in order 10
further the proceedings 90 be had herein. :"
4 True Extract -Tcsir,
BOBERT r. BROWN, clark.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

~ Nodes holden ia the ClrFks Oaies ~ the CIR.
suli suprfi"r Goufi ~ isv snd Chsneery for
Jehsfsoa Couuty. he FIRST Aiondsy ~ August.
1857
JsAa KTn, Pt,tsugv
AGAINST
Ssl'aas! Ds5sasB anil Gcgrrr I,rhslbrger.
nrur-r.~e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
Virginia. 20 Wit.

IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for jefferson county, October
2Olh, 1895:
Charles Boarman and Robert T. Brown
trustees for William Cleveland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
September -, 1897.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT;
In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for Jefferson County, June 2Ist,
1897:
Alexander Blueford aud Wife, and Others,
PLAisTIFFs,
AGAINST
Richard Williams, Sheriff OF Jefferson Coun-
ty, and administrator de bonis non Of
Hamilton Jefferson, deed aud as admins
traitor de bOnis non, with the will anne xsd,
OF Smith Slaughter, deed, DAME! Morgan,
Matthew Ransom, Richard Duflieid, Robert
Lewright, John Griggs, Henry Slrider,
Samuel Cameron, Charles Butler, Polly
Slaughter, Jane Slaughter, Milly Eiehel-
berger, Fanny Slaughter, w iIliam Slaugh-
ter, John Slaughter, James Slaughter, Ben
jomin w. Jefferson, late the administrator
Of Hamilton JetIe rson. deed, Francis Sill
vers, Fills Rees, and John Lamen. Joel
Ward, Sheriff Of Berkeley County, and as
such, administrator Of George Slaughter,
deed, and rs such, administrator Of Tho 5
Slaughter. deed, sud as such, sdministra-
tor Of Catherine Askew, deed, Charles
Nooe, John b. Nooe, Ann s. Noee, and
Alexander Nooe and Cloudesley w. Smith
and Frances bis wife,
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VIRGINIA TO wrr:

VIRGINIA. TO WIZ:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan.
Gerry for Jefferson county, the first Mon.
day in August, 1885,:
Daniel Snyder, PLNSInF,
AGAINST
Francis Mckinney andJacob MoleI,
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rnANrEnY

VIZ defendant, HenFy Eicely, not ksvinr
entered his rpprayanec. snd given socufitg
seeorai"k 70 - 80 81 sserushly snd tss rules a
ihis r0urii sd q spfsarinr b. s.ti.fsrfo,v 80.
dcnee ihsi hc ~ ~ irkahi,snt a tiis sos,,tr,
~ % grsigrft lhal % Sad deiendant o. sobrsr
here ~ ths ffsf day 81 the neat ieras and s4s.er
~ biii a The plsisiih, sod that soDy a this
ortgr b. fufthsith lasrrted ~ ssuss sfsspsf.er
fishiisisea b. Cisfitsosn. lor to moaths Soc
erssiFeiy, 80 posed 81 ne frcaf foof a fhe
soait.iosss 10 De 'pid towe 81 Ciasrletsosa
a GepF--F Sae
R6BERT T. RROwe csrt.
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~ CHANtEHY

TVliE defendant, samuel Dovney. not hsv.
iog entered bis appearance. and gifsn
tceufiy steuftiieg 20 De set Of ibly sd ihe
Fuiet ~ hts ecurti nd g sppe-fiog ~ saiisf-s.
toy eFiisnre lia h. 20 not ~ iahabitaaf OF fb,s
soanfgy n 10 s'drrsd. Thsf the SD dsf-na.p,
Do spPesf teFs o. ~ arti dsy ~ Ibc nert term
sad susser ~ hiii q fht JfsiatiE snd ihst >
copy q ilsit oftifF Be- Iufthsh iuserted ~ aosas
ncsspsPsr pasiiphed b. Chsrieaoun. fsr f.s
i.ioaths s,eesssiseiy, sad posted 81 the ffos.t
douf a ne eosfi-tsese IN iiie Sad tasu ~
Charfsrl1aa- a saz.s--fesfs
R0pEffr +. SHOWS, czgk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
~ CHANCERY.

ENHE defendant, Francs Mckinney, moi
IL having entered his appearance, and
given security according TO the act of assem-
bly, and tho rules Of this court; and it appear
inE by satisfactory evidence tina; he - not
inhabitsnt Of this country: IL IS Grdsr,J, That
the said defendant do appear here on the
eighteenth day Of the next term, and snsw er
the bill Of the plsintif; and that a copy Of
nthIs order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestown. for
NO months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse IN the said
town Of Charlestown.
CoPy-Teste,
ROBERT T BROWN, Crk.
Sept, 90, 1897. e.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT

At Rulrs holden ia the CLERKS Office Of the Cir
cult Snl'rrior Court Of i.aw aud Ci,.ne-ry' fnr
Jefferson county, the frat Monday IN August,
1887:
James y. Erskine and OtLo W. Eiehelh. ryrr.
merchant partners, .odrr the nsmy and firm
OF Ershine h Eish,lbergyr, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Charles Stslry aud Joseph johnson.
D1FINbASTs
Andrew Hamilton ani Alexander J. Cost, mer.
chant. aud partners, trading under the firm OF
Hamilton h Cost, PLAINTIFFS.
AoAtNsr
The same. D.,Sp.Sr
ou'hrod D. Pne, PLAISTiTF,
The same, DkTkSp.xr,
1ohn w. hii'iadt. assignee Of Joseph L. Russell
Aho w-s assisAer at DushrUd ). Pine,
PLAISTITT,
The same, DETESBASrs.
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y. 5, Persons sslIing for Letters in the shove
list, viii please say they are sdEertised. ..
Orl. S, 1887.
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vHnaYNrA TO WIT

~ Roles holdes in he Cloik's Oaiee a he CIR.
tult SUPERIOR Court 81 - sod Clsanssry a.
JehrfsoH county the hrsi Aoadsy o. Angus
IUE
David KeplinEer. PtavrIrr.
AbAtNsT
hf"fy Nitelr, Dsuiri Cameron. Eifnatd . lee.
Jin.' HgbeIt barut sod Josiah HSbrrts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

HNHE defendant Charles Stsley, in these
- SUITS, no, having catered his appearance.
and given security according to the set OF Assem-
bly, H"d the rules &c this court. aud IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence thsi lac 10 not an ,nhAbit
ant OF this country: 10 u ordered, That the
said dcfendsut do appear here on the frat day OF
the next term, aud sns~er the bill of the plain
,ih' aud That = copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted 10 sp.Ier publ shed nl;harI. ..
'o~n, Tor two months sureessiVrly, aud posted al
The trout door 81 the eourthouse ia the said town
OF CllarlestO~n. A Copy-Teae
ROBERT 4. BROWN, Clerk.
Aug 81 1857
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6xREFERENCrs

.e<REFERENCEs:-rhe Tp.,.-.
OF the Male Academy, aud the mo-, tr>p...
able inhabitants either IN Charl,,t,.r
Winchester; also, the Re, DR. I,il A.,
sndris, aud Rev. ID. n. Riddle. Piii,bur,.
CHARLEsrows. Aug 81, ls31 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

PRuarnwun nTmnnn

nAtE s-s - wy superior Preserved
y Ginger co. ssis i0s
Aagust 30 1877. g. >. MILLER
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nWiNG % persons being under ths iu.
~ Prsssiou that have rented ~ the pre-
seat yesr, Fisdmoai - siili Cor Rent
March %. is57.
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Iron Iromi Lon Z


"E have received snofheF supply o.
" Amsficsa ZION from tie ForEs u
a. ~ Deaisea. shsnse5oak eosaig. vifEi-
nis, uhich re sili teli lee ~ casa
VA, &. TEhRlLL a co.
nailsvss, ~, -. ie37,
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GROCERIES,.

HNHE uadsrsignsd bss on bspd good ~.
N sOrtmept Of
GROCERIES,
which he will sell cheap for CAsH or 81
change for CovSrHT PsopvoE Of The market
price.
tie IS compelled. si this time, go d.slins
selling on the usual credits. b. the eou,.s
be has adopted, he will be easblsd 10 su2piy
his customers on better ieTuas thsn he could
on ioag eysdiB HUMPHREY KEFES
CharisstowB. June I, 1887
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cIHAxLEsrowN ACADEMY
The Female Department

HNDER the suPerintsodsnes Of W.
~ TfsAWIN, will resume IL, oosr,
toe. g. Monday, September tih.
ms Institution has the advantage Of a,1,
instruction BY the Principal Of he a.,
academy, and s furnished 18th Gioe,, a.,
Maihemstieal Instruments, for the pro'.,-
tlon 81 Maps; also, en- exien,s. "b..
Ph'eai' Astronomical, and Chemical Apran.
tus. ftAa-
A full course Of CLASSICAL STUDIES ~a,..
pursued if required, .. we'll a. the b,,,,,.'
usually taught in valuable and ae,s,nI..,
ed English Education. The Iib.r.l -
age received during the past year. - !, prs,.
= stimulus TO still more seduiou. sN.ri',..
T~r1s, peS ee.siss % 5 ..,,..
bo.'d, including washing. tu,l, -u,i I,rL, a.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT

Aug. 81, 1887.
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NEW-ENGLAND S. S. UNION
DEPOSITORY

HE above Depository is kept at II
CornhllI, Boston, and is constantly sup
pied with a large assortment Of new
and valuable Books ada pied to Sabbath
Schools. In addition to their own pub.
hcatlons, the Union have on hand the
publications of the Massachusetts s. s,
Society, American s. s. Union, American
tract Society, and many useful works
from o'heF sources. They have also for
sale an extensive variety Of Bibles, Tesla
ments and Miscellaneous Books,
We would invite the attention of Sab.
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generally to the above named Depository.
~ The Sabbath School Treasury a
valuable monthly periodical, is published
by the Union at SO cents a year in ad-
rance. or 40 Cents where 20 or more
copies are taken.
l5:eoptt CALEB B. sHUTE, Agent.
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Our remarks will, perhaps, be better nm
derstood, by republication Of the follow
ing:- - ~.
HlaH-HANDED VmLAMY.-A c;,cu,,
stance has recently occurred respect;no !.
eoiored boy which should excite ,be ~.
nation OF every freemap. Some t;rna Ias,
week. man brought eelored bow or sss '
en- Or eight years Of age to house & No.,
wood, and left him, requesting the wo Ur.n,
% give him 50 dollars. ProvideniiSli~ pn
Mr. ~ who was in town, heard of 4, . ssi
went % the house to converge win ,he AMI sno
he learned from the boy that Ne hsd =. 10y
nef q me Exeter poor house. and 49, : mo 10
fon and thai he was Roino - ~ .S Sn
with auan who was from 49,, sne south
county where he. The boy. VA. ~; q the
VAIN country, pick lille co,,o. i've 10 ?
IN easy Iife. And, said Rev. NJ ~ nc lead
boY. did Mr.. B, give You to lhis NJ - > e The
no. aid The boy, sap give Mr.. B. . -. =
The &C, was evident % Il. n. -
~. that ibe boy was about 10 Il er.I...5
II, th|f1ioPa posfed ~ nxerss HesS -,
he hcItnshsEj slsoihat sAs oysr-ee,s =
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AGRICULTURAL PAPERS

ME publisher of the GENEsEE FARMER.
- grateful for the patronage hitherto extended
70 ms Agricultural papers, would give notice
mat new volume The 7th) of
IHE GENEsEE FARMER, will commence on
the hrst of January, 1897. 1t will be enlarged
ana other"lse improved, and no exertions spared
to sustain the high rank it has attained ~ il nub
lished every Saturday, in quarto form. making
payable in advance.
The I'd vol. of the MONTHLY Crxrsrr Fan,
MER also commene e on the first of January. II
IsPublIshed on th" first of each mepth, is pages
large octave, at 80 cents a year-Seven copies
roy Ss-iweive foi IS, alwaysi in advance All
letters to come free Of postsge. = ~'~
% Postmasters, and Others in all sections Of
the country, are respectfully invited TO act -
agents 70 procure subscribers for these paners,
o. Editors with whom we, EXCHANGE sse rs'
quested to copy the above,
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VEGETABLE BALsAM4c EI1v,D
PREPARED BY Nh Do.-s

PREPARED BY Nh. Downs.
1oK coughs asts, colds. consumption. cata,rh
and ali other diseases o: eh.s s sessh lung fever
lungs. e"es' ard
Pamphlets containing history of the MI;
cine, WIN numerous and respectable ce,t;6"o.a.
aud ample directions and much other inf,,,nu.;
of T .pa essh bottle and can be had at sny
Sold oy special appointment hv
! sr Ala H. nj WhEEL0CK. Brandon:
monde g;ft. Ssn,on = Austin. Os,DeH; H. ST.
Haskell 4 We. n ~, = Haskell. cornsca'l:-
Ai.en: Bensoa; 9. H. Barnes. G1or1effe:
Aac ~ most other respectable druggists in the
- i g: ly
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LETT GEAS9
D EMA1NING in the Post Office a,
~ Brandon, w., Dec. 81, 1886.
Austin Benjamin Meaeham F. Miss
Brown Joseph MDaniel Benjamin
Buckland Hiram Mccormick John
Burchard William Moore Jesse
BeaI John Mead William
Colling ham Mr.. Parks Mary A. Miss
Cook Truman Prinde G. B.
Davenport Rice Rose Coridon2
Dvar Sarah Miss Robinson Geo. c.
Dunning U. II. Dr.. 2Smith Emily NJ.
Hines James NJ Smith Lyman
Howard VIM. Il. Swift Hiram E.
Halliday Maria MissToliman L. Miss
Hebert Abraham Towle James
Huston Mary A MissWarren A. Miss
Jackson Daniel H. GOSHEN.
Jackson John Durkee Asahel Jr.
Kimball Willard kinslnan s. A. Miss
Lawson Asiil Mrs. Kinsman Cary
Lawrence Ellsworth White Eliza Mise
EDWARD JACKSON, p. NJ
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= uneh<istiaa Epithsts - Hish-Hans
.a ss "a vnIainy ~,

= Unshristiaa Epithsts - Hish-Hsnd-
"a vnainygo
The an.i-abolition editors, and particu-
larly the religious ones, have kept up an
unceasing cry against the abolitionists, for
two or three years past. on account oftbe
snebvisfian epifhets" with which they
have assailed the shareholders; and. ali
because abolitionists have denominated
shareholders /" robbers. man -stealers, plum,
derers Of the poor"
Yet the New-Hampshirc Observer, q
religious paper, by no means tinctured
with the ianaticism Of abolition, a few
weeks ago, sent forth highly sinflam,
matory article" headed thns:-
HIeH-HANDED ,VIILAINY
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-25

"a. "a poor had contracted with Mr.. B. to keen
ne - -; ;os one year and then return him, or
81 mT rhIuen.ures and keep him till of ace
n...t1 o.efseers star,ef and came n
80. ehMooa ~ the night, found the boy. and
49, 49, -, snd sased him from south
s En- e.RpE',y 4 lynching uss ever allow.
~ e N1ekeS men ere fair subjects Tor
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MEDICINE, SURGERY, &c,

TNHE subscriber respectfully tender.
his services to the inhabitants Of
Brandon and vicinity He has taken
lodgings, for the present, at L. R. Bar.
ker's, and hopes by attention to his sci.
ence and punctuality in his business, to
merit share Of PUBLIC patronage.
D. BARNES, NJ. D.
Brandon, Dec. 2U, 1886. 1870
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-25

Alexander Betsey
Austin William
Angel Chester F.
Buck lev Roswell
Rurlinghan Jas. 2
Barton SiIas
Baker Human
Brown Dr.. Elijah
Carpenter Hub. r.
Catlin Horatio
Clothier Columbia
Chapman William
Cook Augustus
Cole H. N.
Co!burn Asa
Carpenter Meder
Dolph Leonard
Edgerton E. S.
Estabrook Capt. N
Everest Hiram
Fountain William
FarnSworth Susan
Hutc hinson Geo.
Helms Powell c..
Hosford Cynthia
Haley Joseph
Hodgson William
Hines Betsev NJ.
HemstruI Eveiine
King Theron P.
II n. S
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-25
PHYsIC AND SURGERY

" NJ. WITHERELL, NJ. b. ~
H specially tenders his profession
al services to the inhabitants Of Brandon
and vicinity. He has taken the OFF,
recently occupied by Doet Woodward
in said village where be will be ia read;.
ness to comply with the solicitations Of
those who may favor him with their bat -.
ronage. Lodgings at M. Cowan's.
Brandon, Dec 7, 1886. lift
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-25

l., Jan. /, 1887.
Lindsay Daniel
Locke Thomas B.
Mason D. H.
Morseman Harmon
Nortbup Lyman
Ormsbee William
Pangbnrn Jason
Pratt Charles
Parmenter Eliz1bcih
Parkhill Horace w.
Pierce julius
Ranney Esther
Supt. ofthe Furnace
or S. Fuller.
Smith Jacob A.
spalding Henry
Sheppard z. r. 8
Savery Sanford
Stimson Heaman
Sprague Darius C.
Tarbell Daniel 3
Titus Russell L.
Titus John
fuller P. S.
Walton g. ButterfeId
Whee!ock Ju!iette
w hTte Elial M.
White Rev. John
Whitney Jonathan
Woodruff George
STORRS, p. NJ.
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NOTICE.

I\HE subscribers would say to their
IL customers, the first of January is
near at hand; and they are desired to
cab and settle their accounts by that time,
as we wish to fulfil our contracts, and a
punctuaI attendance to this call will
much obIige, BENSON & MOTT.
Brandon, Dec. 81. 1886. l4:3w
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HOUSE TO LET

HOUSE TO LET,
E LAX the Seminary, in this village
~ 7no',;r wen situated for a boarding house
JOHN CoNANr,
WILLARD KIMBALL.
Brandon. Nov, LIST, 1886. 6
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NJ HRs. sIsouRNHY.

BoEtAl % tmo BmnGranDS Babe
a-A..s ~ MS. sIGoURNIY.
Near the Catholic cemetery, about
three miles from the city Of New. York,
I met one Of the most singular and az
iecting funeral professions which il has
eser been BY iortnne TO witness u was
q lone mother. with her little boy by her
side. and the coffin containing the body OF
her dear infant in her arms. She was a
German. and could speak but lew words
ofEnrlish. She presented paper. which
coniained the regular order necessary for
svsry interment in the public Eauh Of the
Roman Catholic eemetery. But had she
hen ever 30 skilled 10 our language, it
was evident that she had that grief within
which does not speak. Her eyes filed,
and sohs CHECKED her utterance. a. she
szid. ] losi meine haby--four week. -
- w. L. STeEE..
Imnsed amid the place Of gravea
When the brisf autumn day,
With is hosrss minstrslsy Of storms,
Sank 70 is rest awsy-
The long srass gave rustling sound,
Al 70 the mourner's tread
Apd 10! . lonely woman came,
The bearer Of her dead.
No stately hesrse, Or sable pail.
lmpspss'd the solemn pomp ofvo
Upon The passer-by-tA
But natures grief so Oft unknown
Beside the proud mans bier,
Whers long professions slowly move,
Speak forth, resistless, here.
No foot Of neighbor or Of friend,
y. - pitying lore drew nigh,
tEet yne sweet German dirge breathN ont
y meath her native sky,
tbless the clay that came to sleep
Within the haliow'd sod,
, And simulate thar triumph-strain
Which gives the soul to God.
Poorbabe!that grieving breast from whence
Thy transient life-stream How'd
Doth press the coffin, a. il goes
On to the last abode
Those patient arms that SHELTERED thee
With many atender prayer,
IN sad reluctance yield thee back
To Earth, thy mothers care.
! No priestly hand the immortal scroll
~ ofheasenly hope displsy'd,
A inihe drear and darken'd vault
Her infant gem she laid;
And wildly mid the stranger shades
Ofihat sequester'd dell
y The lofty language ofthe Rhine,
Ia troubled cadence fell.
Dut grasping fast the rnourner's skirts,
IN wonder and in fear,
a boy, who thrice the spring bad seen,
Stood all unnoticed near,
And wistful on his mothers face
Was fixed that fair child's eye,
While tear drops DER his glowing cheek
Gush'dfbrth he knew not why.
For sympaihy's overwhelming sob
Awoke his bosoni's strife,
And wondering sorrow strongly stir'd
The newborn fount Of life
Yea-still that trace Of wo mu st CLEAN
-. From LIES unwritten page,
Though memoy's casket be should search
With the dim eye Of Age.
Bot with 80 strong and deep power
That lonely funeral stole,
Among the pictured scenes that dwell
For ever in the soul,
That often when Iwander near,
And sad winds murmer low,
Starting, seem once more to hear
That wailing mothers wo.
- Fpom the Friend Of Man.