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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

doctrines which Mr. Senator Wright recently
put forth in the ST Lawrence Republican,
which the crazy Mr. Gogue issued in his
pamphlet which the Globe has Advocated
and enforced with an eloquence that would
do honor TO Billingsgate-on which Gen
ernl Jackson has endorsed with letters that
VIII make his name a byword to posterity -
doctrines which the seven hundred penitent
signers could not adopt--which MIR Riyes
and Mr. Tallmadge conscientouslv escbew-
ed-which the Richmond ENQUIRER. The
Madisonian, and even the Albany Argus.
pretended to oppose--ihese, in their full ex.
tent, their most offensive shape, and in their
worst meaning, are the doctrines of Mr. Van
Buren,.
The issue is now made up, as we have al
ways supposed that it would ultimately be
made up, between the Who's and the Loco
FoCos.
From the Baltimore Patriot.
And such Messagel Some discrimina.
ting writer, in speaking of the Vice Presi-
dent, lately termed that officer the "Vice
President of the democratic partyn-denv.
ing that he could by any possibility or JUS
tlce be deemed the Vice President ofthe Uni.
ted States. Upon the same principle. ms
Judged by this Message, Martin Van Buren,
must be pronounced the President of the
Loco Focos That any President OF "the
United States' could argue the points aimed
al IN This Message. seems to be entirely out
oil the question. But supposing this docu-
ment to issue from President of the Loco
focos, and the whole matter is in good keep
ing, and susceptible of easy explanation.
From the Philadelphia Herald.
SO lar as we have gathered public senti-
ment' and this was very decidedly manifest
IN our streets, on change, and in every cir
Gle yesterday, there are but two opinions of
the Message; one. of decided, unqualified
sapprobalion,-the other of unbounded ap-
probation. The first sentiment is held by
the Wings and that portion of the former
Jackson party who are now styled Conser-
yatIves the latter, by the thorough going
Van Buren, men and Loco Focos The lat |
ter 1t has thrown almost into ecstacies, and |
rivited the chain that bound them to the Pres. |
ident
There is one characteristic Of the Mes |
sage which we frankly confess we like-its
explicitness. There is none of Mr. Van Bu-
rem noncommittalsm about it--from the We
ry beginning he goes against all relief 10 the
country. He in effect says, "cut the connex-
ion between the Government and the institu-
lions of the country, and even the people
asunder. II the community are in trouble,
LET them get out as they can, il is no business
of the government" even though the latter
brought them into the dilemma by its rash
and ill-advised measures.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

CosGREss.-The long and anxiousy expect
ed session has at length commenced; but all
hopes OF its ahordng any relief to the country
10 It's present distress, are apparently blasted
There appear to be three distinct parties in the
national Legislature: first, the Wings; second,
the radical or loco foco branch Of the Jackson
party, who take Benton foI their file leader and
the Globe for their organ and with whom Mr.
Van Buren, has now identified himself and
third, the Conservative fraction of the Jackson
unit, who rally under Rives and Tallmadge and
whose political doctrines the new paper called
the Madisonian advocates. II is said the Mes
sage has completely drawn the line between
these two divisions of the administration partv.
the latter sympathising far more nearly with the
Wings than with the loco focos. The vote in
the House upon the appointment of public
printer seems to confirm this view. There
were tcetre ballotings, each of the three parties
strenuously endeavoring to secure the election
OF the publisher of the paper which supports its
principles. Finding il impossible, however, for
either party TO succeed, the Wings and the
Conservatives at length united, and the pub
Usher of the Madisonian was elected. The
loco foco members, who number about LOG to
ll0of the 2i2 representatives, will go all lengths
in support of the principles of the Message,
while the Conservatives aud Wings will OPP
pose them, and thus, the correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce asserts, there
will be clear majority of Sc against the new
and most dangerous experiment of the Presi-
dent, while il is not probable that majority
will agree upon any measure calculated to re-
lieve the country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
DIED.

In this village, 18th inst William Cross, Jr.
aged 80 years.
In this town, 9th inst. George, son of Caleb
l.. and Cynthia Howe, ag. weeks and DAYS.
In Guilford, Tuesday morning last, Uriah
Ashcraft, aged 6S years.
IN Halifax, 10th ult. Roxana, wife of Sam
uel Farwel, aged SO. Printers in Vermont,
and ~. y. are requested SC.
In Halifax, Edward Barber, aged about so.
Aug. 9Th, John Barber, aged about IS.
In Chesterfield, n. H. Aug. nth, Mrs lydia
Farr, wife Of VIM. Farr, aged AS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
Brighton Market--Monday, Sept. n. ,sa7.

(Reported for the ID. Advertiser & Patriot.)
AT market 900 Beef Cattle, 75O Stores, 81
yokes Working Oxen, is Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep aud Lambs and $40 Swine.
PRIcEs- Beef CaHie-We noticed few
extra taken at 6 so; good s so a SO; second
quality so a IS.
Stores-Sales about the same as last week.
Working Oren-We noticed sales at sos,
10, co. 100, LOG, and $I124.
Cotcs aud Caires-Saes were made at S271
80, 3il, 80, 81, and $45.
Shcep-Dull. Sales at 25, so, rs,
SO, 2 %, and so.
Sscine--Lots at wholesale at s for Sows and
for Barrows. At retail, and I0c.
N; u. About 200 head Beef Cattle remain
unsod.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
MARRIED.

In this town, Sept. 5. by Rev A. Brown,
MT Giles Warner of Bernardston, Mass. 10
Miss Sarah Wilkins of Guilford. Also, MI
Israel Putnam of Guilford, to Miss Maria
Warner Of Bernardston, Ms.
:, In this village, 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. ii
Brewster, Mr. Reuben s. Sherman of Dover
" to Miss Dolly Ann Snow of Winchester
N. h.; both parties being deaf and dumb.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
sTATE or YERMONT.

District of Marlboro, IS.
AT the Probate Court holden at Wilmington
within and for said district, ON the last Wed
nesday of August, A ID. ls37-Present,
Hon. Asa KSIGHT, Judge:
NOMES Moses Forbes, Administrator Of
~ the estate of PAUL HOLLAND, late
of New Fame, in said District, deceased, and
files his administration account; Whereunon il
is ordered that the same be heard and exalnin-
ed before said Court at the session thereof next
TO be holden at Fayetteville, in said District,
on the last Wednesday Of September next;
and for the purpose of notifying all concerned
OF The time and place Of hearing, said Admin
lsiIator Is directed topublish copy Of the rec
ord of this order three weeks successiyely in
the Vermont Phoenix as soon as may be-
true copy of record. M
Attest, ASA KEYES, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

UJ- Subscribers that have not paid for their
papers, for the last year, are reminded that the
year closed on the LIST inst, and that the pub
Usher is little "pushed' for money about
these days. 1t is hoped that every man will
come forward and settle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
New-York Cattle Market---sept. II. 1897

(Reported for the N. Y. Jour. of Commerce.)
At market 700 head Beef Cattle, so Mich
Cows, and 5000 Sheep and Lambs.
The market was much as last week. Beef
good and fair demand; GOO head were sold at
from 81 to 50, and few extra prime at 80 SO,
average price 50 the 100 lbs.
Mich Cows-No change, % sold at from
$40 TO SAG.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand continues
air and $500 sold at last weeks prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
NEW FALL GOODS.

uST received and for sale at reduced pri-
- ces, splendid assortment of Fall Goods.
such as French and English BfERINOS:
CfRCASSIANS; black, blue, brown and
green ALEPINE.S; Highland plaid and me
rlno STA ULS Of superior qudiifv and dir
eTs cofors; English and French Prints, Cam
6leis and Cableteens, English Flannels, Rose.
Blankets, MarseiIles Quilts, new style Carpet
Ings, together with great variety Of Fall and
WINTER Goods too numerous to parlicularize.
which will be sold at fair prices.
"A. L. DWINELL.
Brattleboro, Sept. IL 1897. ,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
FOUND

oME time since, in Braitleboro, few
~ yards OF coarse Cotton Coth and some
cheap small figured dark Calico. The owner
NAV have Il by proving property and paying
for this advertisement.
80 STEPHEN GREGORY.
Guilford, Sept. IL, 1887.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
Commissioners, NOTICE..

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Honorable Probate Couri for the Dis
trict OF Marlboro, Commissioners TO receive.
and adjust the claims Of the several creditors of
the Estate of
ENAS MAR TIN, y,
late of Halifax in said District, deceased. rem
resented insovent, and also all claims exhibit
ed in offset thereto; and six months from the
29th day Of July last being allowed said cred
itors TO exhibit and substantate their claims, we
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the
business of our appointment on the first of Oc-
tober next, at the dwelling house of the said
Martin, in said Halifax, and ON the first day
of February next.
JONATHAN ALLEN,
STEPHEN BIXBY, }Com'rs.
JAMES STANCLlFT,
Halifax, July 30, 1897. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
HOLLOW WARE;

Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Furniture suita-
bic for stoves. Stove Pipe kept constantly on
hand.
All kinds of JOB WORK done 10 order, and
promptly attended 10, aud all will be sold as
low for cash or approved credit as can be found
elsewhere
DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
BralIieboo, Sept IL, 1887. tf2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

b barre CINCINNATI INN on the 9Th was So SO a
Oats 40 wheat ! ne IS cts. bushel. Corn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
Boe, Parton and Cook Stoves,

which comprises all Of the most approved pat
terms now in use.-Parker's patent prophecy
premium Hat top and guard plate; Conant's
celebrated improved rotary, and new improved
cook stoves Granger's celebrated conical stove !;
Stewards new improved pattern; and among
the rest, is H. Mott & Co.'s patent cook stove.
All those who wish TO buy stoves will do well
to call ON the subscribers, at Dickenson's Stone
Building, opposite the Brick Row, No. /, and
examine their stoves before purchasing else
where, as they will find among our assortment
stoves that possess as many good qualities as
any in the market, for boiling, broing, baking,
roasting, trying, and all other convenences for
cooking. In addition TO our assortment of
stoves, they will find general assortment of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

|ent | v, N. Telegraph mentions a traei-
be ran;da niagara Falls. A man jumped
u Was s' cs. above the Falls on the Canada
|knp tS Ia', zee over the precipice. Be-
b and 'I fatal leap, he took off his coat
|vere Su !, handed them to companion to
|gOipS 20 his wife, observing that he
|cunJ ~ 70 his last leap" His remains
below t Il" I'M she following day short dis
/ VIC rails No cause assigned for
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15
Temperance Meeting.

THE Hindham County Temperance So
n ciety will hold their annual meeting on
Inc END INST, at Saxtons River Village.
Subject for discussion, as voted at The last
melting right of petition TO have the
License Law for the sale Of ardent sprits abol-
lshed. A. VAN DOORN, Sec'ry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

TIME subscribers respectfully inform the in
Il habltants Of Braltleboro and its vicinity,
that they have just received their fall and win
ter supply of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

The President in his Message assumes all
the positions of ultra Loco Focoism. He
has gone full length with the Plain Dealer,
be Evening Post the Washington Globe
Blair, Kendall. and General jackson. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

II. IL, -. .s....s ~ =, fl 1t 81 tIsl.#ss#
fnil,#g - 80 lle la safp- 3atttl esa=f. NJ IN
see no possible sheeiiau 10 snoi seefss on III IN
tflf, We h.ir.f tIlat etesi Heennafy benefit would
MS. 4ft.aa II - ifheat ~ injury In ifees-
Ge Ike thus spoken II tie hnaiits eAtiastst'
s,,,ne on IF tie feedlne 81 de nuins 5Iuuc. with
m YIN "a, lftas concerning the sale 81 nulber
;. ,fea.. winch n saelt fa establishment, Would be
-. besst. prosperous IL fr9spaffs would ~
increased zrai IN The iiirnds ct the culture aHd nal
mi, fhrfa ~ al afeetets 80 thu b1sidss tile pfni
,f.4..s l.rssi.e SD aver, handsore fsseaue would
,.f tt.5, liz stlr nj tfees n3sn1nci the li,to
M ln.pl. nad.r II, NV destiny could not tsil u
Beenfue "a ~ uee rNfent he nursery Of al IT,
surrounding rouafry whence 10 jt,s fhea supple.
{Baiato11 Iafs,a.
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i'eDEYETas..


W. pa-rsa--,vhea III ash glad ioWsfs
wers hrfsh, On psth and la.
W. paasl-shsa. IN Yaaas s7saas As4s
wera rrssn uaan ,as haash,
When tie pnrs foaataia At tn LET
Mai masis sofi AMI las.
W pared when our h a., ~ seaa=.
Our hrsws VIZ hfighi AMI slssf:
Msm ,ry-,o u ceald hriuf M psns.
Tt, futsr7, nai a fsar.
Doubt had al come--a inssa'd cloud,
o'eroar soah h afis = iasssrs
TIE ssrth Va. fair. oar las ~ -,
In thus our nar,,as hour
We nls, a.aia WHOM winter ~.aa.
Had blast salaWer and iesf:
Win the marnur N h sNailsa steam
Moan'd les--a souai e sriaf
Win tie bars hraae hfs o'sra hss#it
Spayed sild and moarnfIllf,
And cleuds and smpssi saillls spaI
Across q darknn' d 81,
But oh the hnpo tie hafe ,hat n,fsaJ
our hearts with piaion stiune.
Had that too hsd, "a lran the -
yoni.h'd the Wild bird's souf
Had souls deep isith passsd AVN,
Like fran snumrt flower
incurred Truth Hop AMI Low aseag.
In thi.---our meeting hour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
THE BRITISH ASTISFprle
gas tegEegp,

Ind r. IL iatt baantifal, and perinanrln, whit
saes tn snnzi ramosas Tie tutor arising from deca,
a1 nziailt ifu1l offensive BREATH prevents their ~
and tooth ne. eradieatas the scuvy from thu gpn @ az
patis Almost =Iri5la swef tnass 10 tn hr.ath. ~ '
D. IN experienced druggist pronounce tins Tooth poy
ui the haste hts W.T.. either Fo,e, a, n "e
IL. Price 10 eslt. s'' poiht
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
,ugt1st2o
ss0gfsIas,S EoB nj As,,t,ou

f3si Iiif. subscriber will sell hls private resi-
~ denee, which he now occupies at pubhc auc.
->--A-tlon, ON "Wednesday the Goth day oil The pte-
sent month, Augusta situated on Thlia street. IN =
desnable nelghborhood aud yer, convenient IN the
las'0"Ss part OF the town. The sale will cc,alnl,
lahe place ON the day aboye named. Person, wish
las To buy VII please attend. Terms liberal and
made hnnmn on the day of sale. i Il. ESTES
h. sale will be conducted b, Payne 4 afamcr,
Auetloneefs.
Ane. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
EXPERIMENTS WITH GYPSUM.
BY the late JouN TAYLOR, Of Nnglnr

a % IA.
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up ''''' ii IN 9''s' 70 ''e IT ''''''
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Iosh'"si pom po', III 't'' ~ pr
Hoh OIL the pat hHpidsitfta, ! ms 7ai' io7offu
On. 'h'iu' on o o''' al" 'io'ei - ''e '''''e'
Ht, ''tNe' ~ ''''e" = p's'i ~ l'1s9'i ~, -, -
So eo'', h,'i.s II W. VIM. l'''#iis' =" IN
u, 'o"'u ~ l,''',''" '''p - ~ LII 'N'i'
,i''''ea 'ae T'P'ts "'en "et' '6i's't
~ i''e 'ea1 ioot. nc ili'iiotl'A u 'lisse elsi1
~ ''si'e' MN '''e 't''''eH TIC e'i' was Up
-. NJ
N''''' NJ N''' I'm ~ 'N' nun
'' - Ne p''aH'i' le'F f.2ol 'o"s 't1ess
-, - - - - ~, -, ~ "'''' s'''f'
s" - an '"oa 'ae'. ! aee 'a'','e1tY W.
70 s'se'e. '99' ION an en'asne IN Tie hea, .
''""%'f ''e' pun o3i1 me t'sh' t7"7 nom nv
ume Tue 'ofn Wa thfee inches h1sh, until II "as
=, a., III ,assei. IN 'n'' III s1eai te"s "ef" ".eA
l'''s'i '''i' - f''s'''s' 'oia
s'p'u iiie oes'' WIS lai" aiaesi' aha lai"aeed III
S'e''est st'' IL i"ajtl dlea aoui leu a1As sum
VI,
ioo9. aPh. IA ia as a7ofet the sera corn OF
81 st's 81 ten Hti3 i1hd. lr1fuE ihH e1gt tn"s.
Corn injured by too much 'aln. No difference be
wv" 'af ''ea, 1e"s ah1 The ftsi.
IN he 19Hiea NY corn On mn Lind. "hieh
-, ~ = NJ u ''sii''eta ny me- he1ea mi
- W. S'is W. - al M Wei win nm haish
M, - '''p' a. ''''' l'l'>tei'7s II IS 'eo'e.--
"a pess ''oFss s'e' ,'fa ag'a7l 'oose eNlf.
" Wv lst'' - "''"' 'No'tcii''d aoi peh'H zen uaa
,1o.a.
~ In. 'e5t''t me o,set'f ll'fe''
u 9'o't' JUL up se"h a'ohe IN Lind bah n3hhted
NJ, 70 a ~ 'sahe, NM crop.
nay yin. Seven bushels on Sefrn asfes Il forward
, .a' "4' '''sft' ee3t hea"ae 1'a1 toIn the
'i''ef sN' t'afa "ha sutll lhd Lad usu1lN Wodu-
~ y" aehe,1' 10 taf wheat.
-, 10y I'm 9N ooshei, on slN aefe> oi '"f' had
80, so"u an sPeos' ''ofer INST begmnhs Ia
s',u NJ SEASON became must anu improved
into hne crop.
ron a'an. hiN 'poas Ut, an 4np'as'efed strip
IN - ,''' "9ae ,i"ie ae1"ss hri ei clover II was
:" .r ,Aoel,l 'hs silp' "mth was ia bad IL not Ia
DC worm cutting. TINS sln4fe OF tbs day, telova
.fslhlnS u po',nl tae si9p Artssitll much interior
70 'he a"Jo'alhg 'insef "h'4"ss good. flastefrd
at oasiie IL IN aeit' lfasn the resi- OF the Held
unPias'e'ea' telRaiirl the al olpn2 eo'ef IN one
NOUN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

The Defendant Hudson VI. Garland, hasi entered hi,
appearance an given security according the of Assem-
bly, and t rules OF tins court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he inabitani this countr, order
ed that the SAID ndan do appear here the first day OF
tn sept mhar term and II plaintiff;
and thai copy oths order b. tohw it'll the vnch-
burg Nfgnan for months posted al his
front door OF the courthouse OF this county.
\ Copy-feste, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. C.
Julyb WIN
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EEbgGNTR8N.
y. -. TOsl.pkias's School.

VII next session oil this school, will commene {
d on-A4ondty.t the 18th of Sep,cmbe, next AMI
terminate the 28th of February, le3s
Terms, as heretofore.
school room, in the Masonic Tall.
August 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31

John Mcdaniel in his right and as surviving admins.
traor OF Richad Jonc, decd and surviving administrator
- BON viii the vii Ned Of Madison Ware, dec d.
aud William Mcdaniel, Lindsey Mcdaniel and Samuel HE'S
ke IN their rghs and the the said John Nc
DANIEL IN both the Gdncary characters ophia Crae
ford Alden IL Spoomr, Bcnamin Brown William Bourne,
Henry W. Qnat hudson NJ Garland Sterling Claiborne
Nathan Glenn, chis"al Dabney, aud Nelson c. Dawson
def ndnniS
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r.n>o,, Ass.,ornp u,r..o,,

~ Ill. ind IA til Of tl1e A.B..)N CORN T., -
one OF the most eineaeoils remedies known for ,h Ii
hie5oihe complaint as hundreds thousands can, mi 09u
df II lssi 10 it, having answered better purpos IN
hihR they had eper used This application meyer , ahs
eas pam although snens The Corn and draw u s tn
thorough IA II Is gsntle Ia effect - " 1id u A.
REMARK iBIE CURES
\ Gentleman near Greenfield writes IL ba,,
orr "hizh inr iear7 had caused me neonoeiyabL ai
trouble iuftr trtns other rmafies \ am, aht
cei' 4 such relief M it ad,isr ALL however nbnt n
fompaint 10 make hla OF tn Abi Com Plaster md ~ @
no doubt thy Will soon he eadN eNpfs. mi,
rs nm -" s'"hdde
An Agent IN wiring for further suppl, of tac ,n.
Com Plaster, obs'sYes'i hive mad sale OF all ,nu
aud lind le a4elr 10 be all Processes be- as f, me
have used dad 10 Prove the best article for eo,, tt h
ercr.mrt 5rjA. ''' 'ey har
rfte 81 ca1ts a bes, with directions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-31
TER ~ . ALE.

, RSl ANT 10 the provisions OF deed OF trust
e eNeeutedby John y Davies 10 the Subscriber
on he d9y OF Iuue l6}, the papso es tlcle-
IN mentioned aud duly recorded in the Office OF Am
hers county Court, will be sold The highest bidder
tor cash, ON "Wednesday the6lh of September next.
al O'Clock ON the stle IN front of Amherst count
house, the undivided interest (a.nouuting 10 one
9tl) OF SAID Davies in all that TRACT or
LAND, lying III the county of Amhest containing
by estlmatlonaaO ACRES more or less bounded
by the lands OF Ambrose Lucas and others, situated
near the Tobacco Row mountain, and commonly
known by the name OF the Walnut Grove estate on
which his Mother resides.
50, his like individual interest in all the slaves
ri his deceased athel's estate.
he title IN the said properly is believed 10 be
good but an the subscriber sells only In execution
OF the trust, he viii sell such title onl, as Is vested
IN hun by the aforesaid deed.
RIO. WHITEHEAD, Trustee.
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PROGRESS OF TIE SILK CULTURE ~
VIRGINIA;


totonSfRl.
W publish IN another Column, asery interesting
communication hum distinguished tltizcn OF Nnz
enla describing lie Beti4a .lssea1i, situated en- tn
l#nHs W.. abouf i miles ahore Richmonfl.
ahaeath !, contemplated II convert init G"f0nHsf4
Ion Lie fee3ng Of silk mnfms, the scneGl govern
m.ni with lhcRllts worthy d all pralsr having eef.
efansIY bestowed The USE nj tie .sabl shment " III
= VI" al promoting ile culture ol srlk. From the
desenl'nn al the buildings, iHehn,d TO br-
lev TINT lhfs are competent Ia a'temnodalr ttom
y 10 10 milllons Il "ofns aud from its PROXIMITY
hfehthe1d. nlllt1rf The requisite abof BE- nuil-
ally drawn, NJ lntlc expense and unuhle Ne thul.
tho loeation anns happy one lof mahng NJ enlarge
eNrelncnt-sue h N. onr, should the conducted "a
II deHh1less Willie upon proper principles, viii
t,hsl not onlN liz paeucabllitv If the rolte1e hui
IL iHehN Rntlttbe Character. To ihc jnd I'M und.
Inc rfoIecl II arpeals iton the communication
al oul correspondent, u.s. conceived by Capt.
iaes. Mum Randolph, 81 Georhb0A county. an1
5lthpn i've ale IN cnlre stranger IL tlat gcnileman
NC tahe tins occasion 10 tendtl hnn the unlerned
homa2e al ON thanks ami IN thr sincerity OF ull
beat le wish Inn enate sueeess. The enlelprize IN
WHICH he has ~ Eeudabiy engaged one tint TIN
most elite3 4ons al Virginia, hen best davs. mieht
well be proud oi; laf II Is oh., winch II pursued
VIII energy Ad nnn, must ead IN results that y III
plaes the high saaea state lhat gave bntl 10 Na~h-
laRton, where slr onghtto be, inst lr - iedrit-
i tN. Should TIN, enterprise succeed, and nothing but
MINI nhm anae emeht II prevent II, who es1-
mate the benefits winch result 10 Virginia.
- s''' NY '''''iH '."' u Ai''1i'
'3ll'h OF an aHl ioNnnlaoa 10 mn, oil the Value Of
'"' LIN she ~ 'Ailr'5' 10 produce III twenty Nf"s
'' 'n's i'', 'o ne l; GUMS attached t"lhe be-
tets Astna ar IL the Whole = acre these II lo
j tetN planted nr competent Ia pioduoe mulberry
NINA : ,oias''hi TO lea as many m'ens nj "o'ns
mhea lhe1ees, planted III hhdse form shall have II.
.,, al inc age 81 ~ yes-a' years old they will
! 'anid lollAse lot support OF hall that number Of
worms, 1naera should the Noras mnlneauhs BIZ
planted We believe thai al two Years old they would
Nl.td sHihelent leaves per aelo To feed hall million
] u "'''s. hf It's submit these data To the test Of
e " =" l'''pp'oopol worms tie ground IN the
~ VI, ,, ~ ,,,,,' - ~ ''' MINIMUM
4 ND al l. ,no mn -, 49,, , 49, ~ ~ ~
II ~ IT., ~. u, INV. wv s''s,
n,,,ll L.. =. eli. 800, ' IN I'o'''"'
/ ,5,,,l In 4, -. ,,,,, ,',, - WI 'l'N' o'''
! " H., a., - i, -, - "' ''"o '1'-
+ ,,,I ,,.,lI,. ''''' Wv ~ ''"' " ''''
! annn ,,t,,,.l 81 III, o., ,,,,,
F<oens,s,,,, ,tc 5,,,,,.,,,,
: =, M, ,c,o ~, a. 1870 10.
/ I,.s Ia, J..,,l, -, .,,. - % -. - -
rrnt - ~ 80,
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i''s'
p,o,it ~, ~ ,,,e. .,,,,,,.,,,......,,
arr, ran5Il,, nf i,.t,,,,,e -, III.
/ If veins " ~ -
NM, LIT ms s,,,,,o.. l, ,,t 80. =, =, - 3,