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The herald., 1837-05-06

- r.,
- The subscriber having returned from endon
sscesedea in makrg the
pared oierto the trade superior and Fan
ey saiona Of ths best asay and any
Genuine Reeve Newman's Water Ceos Drawing papea
Tissue Papers letter paPss and description o Bnsst
continues 10 manuac,ue tho Patentvy Surface play
De Ds Da s%afaS vns ana gold border c
THE CLERKS GUIDE. orcoMMeRCIAL COR
fEsPoNDENCE .P ND Comprising Lee, q eheducon, Let
Bill. Parse Bills Of Eseba 'ae Account sales Eniion pay
soane merchants aesen with resad 10 the general mas
s e. p ssSso E Fss pncp1 ca q the York
vol i2mo pp $50 Jast p0bsss and sr 1e by By
# At rifns hrse here whit should be eeasdsred
It Will viii Be- oa"d GS to
ali as a book OF reference and Instruction
CARD.lhe 'scnber would inform his customers and
the an, s m 81 @ old ps stand ns M N m
where he will constantly keep on hand large supply Of his
devote 70 the American yer sver which
TO orers the crude metal pates and
paS %f Of % sss e. ma u
may be seen at his piesen iters ore for his chemical
:npoyng The trade with Of his aon likewise his
Lxmourea1 CO. % OF o. at st'hss Gs
p be as nv
ACAKSD:s .nS. BRYHAN q u re.pes .y nrms s 9d.
aa1 a"G o M me much SSre
o. b Ias
lis friends respectable select society as ase ali The decs
they seasonsuch Ice Wafer
Mead Lemonade Coffee, Pies, Cake, &c &c
@ as usual on the improved principle
po lie to Rivineston ST. :. W BRYHAM flsr
VNHE MAMMOTH CHEESE FARM FOR
SALE-The subscriber offers sale the splendid of
Colonel Tbos s. Mea ham, the of
and half miles the village Pulaski Iunfy
This Farm contains alb Of VIII ch
high state OF The subscriber has hesitation
the premises dwelling houses, which
painted and good epa FIVE large barns mill
orchards Of the choicest kind Of fruit three
Of which the water condscted through the
yards by aa1educts aud failing streams owatcr There
pastued sais farm last head of cattle
and 40 sheep There raised sad Farm
800 tons Of hay besides large nifty Of wheat
and also made $1,000 worth Of ehe,s ,se
The hav simulated han ome fortune
farm, oilers al low and further paricu
a,s If win b. ied a. e u ~, Nss,Sp az, street
a25 I'm
1lISSOLUTIOn.-The limited partnership herei ofore OK
- under the fa Of Treadwell Munby dis
solved by mutual agreement Persons having Chains the
settlement with either OF the general panes al No ia Beck
FsAEG!T RShSeT Il MGHE4 GTHsEE44D"ELL General partners,
BISCUIT BAKERY.
ENRANCISC. TR LADW ELL will continue the Bis
and Cracker baking business his old stand,
Beckman and will supply, by wholesale and
poporonae to the lac and 10 future redustos
the price OF Hour
Boston Crackers, Soda tiscai, Vine Biscuit,
Packet Brest, Pilot Bread. and Navy Bread.
" The times require that the terms be cash and the sub
$50 bs hnc Navy Bead
ll0 hbls Navy Bead
-aVs 3
The herald., 1837-05-06

street New YorkGenticmen wishing To furnsh themselves
with gan pair Of ca 81 would do well call
Walkers 23a Canal street where thy find boots for
that preferred by gentlemen the ghes price
they certainly othc kind of
tered this city Tncy also splendid Of
and chens shoes Of all descriptions suitable for spring
The public respectfully nv ed t. cal and
selves nt $50 Canal street, the Oldest block
mistake the the Boots shoes by the
package dozen
The herald., 1837-05-06
NEw YoKK LIFE INSURANCE. Anu

TRUST COiIPANYPersons may effect in-Hancrs wpl
this Company their lives, the lives o Others and
the whee duration Tile, for hned peri.i The pay.
ments Of rrenrm may bc either made annually s.
The herald., 1837-05-06

NI(l INFI W HItD-M Msad or Los-32 Ivory halls They
nay se known by their csors; is Of them are
Nesa colors and numbered from is: All those numers
aoVe have White stripes round below hav no srne
II se 10 aa one wite ball were Likewise re-
~ seis 81 lard calls IN sher buadle .h daen
au nflt ed Ihs above will paid TO any persop
ln i-ih sau pal to j. L. GIBBS near IN, eornor ~
street ~ broadwiy o u A. BASS foRD 2ls or ga
NJ H. There WILDE questions asked when returned
The herald., 1837-05-06

In 49, .-The subscriber Will furnish blocks of Granite
- ol1ef OF any Dimensions delivered an l,c n hank
% ~ % w. 80 1T Nei hty sn miles from Nav YORK equa IN quail
river, the terms " - ~ - ueeisha gu on the
Apph, aion 70 ne made 10 Ward Howard Esq No Hau.
son sl oonehu hkeman Pesksk: ar ihe IN i.
ooid spring Putnam county, the Quarry = -
-. =, HENRY HOLDAM
f,orI S. Asent OF the HlghaHd Granite C. impany
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
$751;
TRUST SALE.
--cDG De


By virtue of deed Of trust executed
to me by John McNair, bearing date on
the Both day Of March, 1893, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of Angus
la county. shall sell at public auction.
at the residence of said McNair, on
Saturday the 10th OF December next,
for cash, to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
One bay Mare about Is years
old, one bay Mare about 10 or ID
years old, one bay mare Colt about
10 or II months old, one two horse
Wagon, two sets of hind Gear, two
Cows & one Calf, one yearling Steer,
fifteen head of Hogs, eleven head of
Sheep, two Shovel Ploughs, one Bar
shear Plough, and all the other Farm
ing Utensils of every description be-
longing to the said McNair at the date
of the said deed.-Also, two Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture, one
walnut Bureau, one walnut Table, six
| Windsor Chair, one brass Clock, anc
all the other Household and Kitchen
Furniture belonging to said McNair.
Acting as trustee, | will only convey
such title as is vested in me.
JEFFERSON KINNEY.
Noy'r %. 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
VIRGINIA

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of be
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Char,
Gerry Tor Augusta county, on Monday tho
81 October, 1887
James c. Shipmaa and Frarcis Erwin.
plaintiHs-ag ainst
Margare, Miller, iduw OF Samuel Miller
deceased, and the heirs and REPRESENTATIVES
OF the said Samuel M iller, TO wit: Hupb
II. Mcdowell and Elizabeth his vile
Henry miller, John Miller, Samuel Mill
Ter, William Miller, James NJ iiier. Sam
uei Miller, Jeremiah Miller, Frances
Miller, Mary Miller and Rober, Miller
the said Samuel, Jeremiah, Frances, Ma
ry and Robert being infant children nf
Ronert Miller, deceased, Who was one of
the heirs of the said Samuel Al iller dec,3
Charles c. francisco, infant heir ~ NJ
cy Francisco, decd, late Nancy mIlrS
one OF the heirs of the said Samuel HIifcr,
and Margaret Cameron, infant heir of
Margaret Cameron, deceased, who Was
also an heir of the said Samuel Miller, de-
ceased, defendants.
The defendant Samuel nj iller, one ofthe
heirs OF the said Samuel Miller, DECEASED,
not having entered his appearance, antgiven
security according to the Act of Assembly,
and The Rules OF this Court & il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is no an inhu-
bitant OF this Commonwealth: IL is ordered.
that the said defendant do appear here on ihe
10Th day of the next term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that a copy of This
order he forthwith inserted in the Slaunton
Spectator, newspaper printed in Staunlon,
Tor two months successfully, and posted at
The front door .! lie Courthouse OF Augusta
county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
VIRGINIA.

Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Cbancery for Augusta County, Novem
Der Term, 1856
Matthew White, plaintiff-against
Jacob Moore and James J. Moore, Ad-
ambassadors of Isaac Moore, deceased |
John Thomas and Elizabeth his wife,
late Moore, Peter Lowrey aud Susan
nah bis wife, late Moore, John Zim-
bro and Mary his wife, late Moore,
William Estis and Martha his wife,
late Moore, and Thomas Harris and
Jane his wife, late Moore, heirs and
representatives OF Isaac Moore, de-
ceased, defendants.
The defendant Jacob Moore not being
an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
and against whom the plaintiff appears
to have proceeded in the manner pre-.
scribed by law, in case of absent defend
ants, and he still failing to appear and
answer, on the motion Of the plaintiff
by his counsel. his bill is taken for con.
fessed, against that defendant: and
thereupon this cause this dav came on
to be heard upon the bill, the answ ers
Of the other defendants, with replica
tons thereto, the exhibits. examination
Of witnesses, and was argued by coun-
sci On consideration whereof, the Court
is Of opinion, that the exhibit filed with
and relied on in the answer of The home
defendant, the Administrators OF Isaac
Moore, deceased, Purporting TO be a set
Element, receipt and release of all inter
est on the part OF Jacob Msore in his
Fathers estate, bearing date the Sd oil
; December, 1880, having been executed
in the lifetime of the Father, who after.
wards died interstate. cannot be received
TO operate as a disinherison by the Fa.
Their, or release by the sou, or evi,
, dence conclusive of full advance.
ment at the period of its date but the
Court is of opinion, that in the account o.
administration of Announcements and fol
distribution hereinafter directed, said ex
hibit may fairly be relied on before the
, Commissioners as evidence of a full ad
I yancement at the time of it's date, unles.
rebutted and explained by other test
mony, going to establish the contrary
Wherefore il is adjudged, ordered AM
decreed, that the home defendants rem.
der before one Of the Commissioners O
the Court, an account OF his administra.
I ton OF the estate of his interstate, who j.
directed - state and settle the same. TO-
gether with an account Of advancement.
, made by the intcs;atc TO all or any Of the
|. children and heirs at Law, an account
showing the distributive share of each
, in the personality, and the share OF each
in the land, and report the same to the
: Court, with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself, or requir
ed by the parties to be so stated. Ane
IN the mean time the parties are at liber
ty to take testimony, as well in refer.
ence to the question raised in the an.
swer as to the validity and regulsrity
OF the sale under the trust deed made by
the absent defendant TO Hopkins. for the
benefit of the plaintiff, as in reference to
advancements.
"A copy-Teste,
NICH'S G.. KINNEY. &C
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a copy-Teste,
46] NICH'S C. KINNEY, c. C.
VIRGINIA

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law AID
Chancery for Bath County, on the 2n6
day of October, 1881
John Wise & David G. Wise, merchants
81 partners trading under the STYLE and
firm of David G.. Wise s COMPANY,
and Archer P. Strother, plaintiffs
against William McCabe, defendant.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance, and given security agreesbly
10 the act of Assembly, and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfac>
tory evidence that be is not an inhabi-
tant OF this Commonwealth 1t is order
ed, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first Monday in January
next. and answer the plaintiffs bill and
that copy Of this order be published in
the "StanntoD Spectator" for two months
successfully, and posted on the from: door
OF the Court house of this county,
A copy-Teste,
CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, CIR.
Oct'r 26, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
PUBLIC SALE.

AeRHEABLY TO the last will and tesla
ment of George Aylor. deceased, / will
on the 25th day Of December next, offel
Tor sale, on the premises.
A TRACT OF LAND.
lying on Naked Creek. in Augusta coun.
ty, adjoining the lands of George Cu2p
John Kaygy, Mrs. Ayior, and others
containing one hundred and sixteen a.
ores, more OF less. of choice land. The
improvements are tolerable
Log Dwelling House, Kitchen g.
Smoke House, and a large
SWisher Barn.
There are number of choice FRUIT
TREES on the premises, and d Spring
OF excellent water convenient to the
house. This farm possesses as many ad.
vantages as any other in the county it
has about % or 30 acres of bottom land.
is in delightful neighborhood, and has
the Naked Creek running along one side
oil it.-Persons wishing to purchase,
would do well 10 view the land before
the day Of sale, which will be shewn by
MIR. Martin Orebaugh, residing near the
same.
TERms-One-third of the purchase
money on the 18th day Of January ney..
at which time possession will be given
and the precise quantity of land ascer
talned--and The balance in three canal
annual instruments.
JOHN OREBAUGH. Err.
Oct'r IL, 1887.
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VIRGINIA

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, on the 9th
day of November, 1897
John Moore. late Sheriff of Botetourt
county, and Administrator of John
Douglas, deceased, plaintiff-against
Charles Stewart, Edward Stewart, Hen
son Douglas and Jilson Douglas, ad,
ministrators with the will annexed OF
William Douglas, deceased, Francis
Douglas, Jilson Douglas. Benjamin
It. Douglas. Way man St. Clair and
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth
Douglas, Hamilton Wade and Mary
his wife, Benjamin Douglas, admins.
traitor of James Douglas, deceased, and
John Callsghan the Sheriff of Ale
ghaDy county, TO whom the estates
OF John Morrison and Bethlehem
Morrison were committed for admin
istratioR, defendants-IN CRANcERY.
The defendants Weymsn St. Clair
and Elizabeth his wife, and Jilson Doug
las, not having entered their appearance,
and given security agreeably 10 the act
of Assembly, and the rules OF this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth II is ordered, that the
SAID Wayman St. Clair and Elizabeth
bis wife. and Jilson Douglas. do appear
here on the first Monday in March next,
Ind answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy of this order be published in the
'Staunton Spectator" for two months
Excessively, and posted at the front door
II the Courthouse Of this county.
A coPy-Teste.
CHS j.. FRANCISCO, CPk.
Nov'r 30, 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
Mr.. MICHAEL Shirley.
Nov'r 30, 1887.

TAKE NoTIcE, that on the 18th day
OF January, in the year 1898, at the
house of Alexander McClintic, in Bath
county. l shall proceed to take the depo>
sitions OF Alexander McClintic, Mosrs
McClintic. and Martha Elliott aud 9TH
ers; aud on the 10Th day of January,
1888, at the tavern OF Michael CARRIER.
in Staunton, l shall proceed to take the
dispositions of George Geiger, Frederick
M. Pitman and others, all of which dep
ositions are TO be read as evidence in a
cause now depending in the Circuit Su-
perior Court Of Law and Chancery foe
Bath county, on the Cbancery side there
OF. in which l am plaintiff. and you and
others are defendants. If said deposit
lions are not all taken on the above
named days. they will be adjourned
froUn day to day TIL finished.
ALICE CAVENDISH.
Deer Z, IS37.-4t
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"A PLANTATION


a PLANTATION
belonging to the estate of Jacob Swank
deceased, containing hree hundred and
three Acres, lying in Augusta county,
near the New Forge road, 9 miles from
Miller's Furnace, on the waters of Ma
ked Creek. On this land there is large
DWELLING HOUSE & BARN,
with several small Dwelling Houses, and
about 200 acres cleared-l2 acres Of wa
tered Meadow, and eight or ten springs.
There are also about 300 Fruit Trees,
of all kinds. This is considered very
desirable tract of land for any person in.
clined to purchase.
The terms will be one-third of the
money To be paid on the first day OF
March next. and the residue in eight
annual equal pay ments. In the mean
tine the land will be shown to any per-
son inclined to purchase, on application
to Larkin PumPhry or John Craun.
N0v'r 30, 1887. 2.
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a copy-Teste,
NICH'S G. KINNEY, C. c.

The parties in the above cause are
hereby notified that will attend at nv
office. in the town of Stauntop, OIL Tues
day the 26th of December next, for the
purpose of settling the account required
by the above order.
SAM'L CLARKE, III. Com'T.
Noy'r %. 1887.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules holden il the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Pocahontas county, on
the 9TH day of November, 1897
NJ. Baldwin and Fl. L. Kent, merchants
under the firm of Baldwin g. Kent.
Plaintifs-against
John Graham, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered bfs
appearance, and given security accord
ing TO the act of Assembly, and the
Rules Of this Court, and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that he is NOT
an inha bitapt Of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the newt
term, and answer the bill of the nla;ns
TIL and that copy of this Order be
forthwith inserted in some public news.
paper printed in the town Of Staunton
Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse az
Pocabontas county.
y copy-Teste,
52l JAMES TALLbIAN.
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10 OVerSeerS.

l WISH to employ an Overseer to su-
perintend my Farm on Moffett's Creek
near Brow Hsburg, to whom liberal wa
ges will be given. None need apply
who cannot come well recommended
Application can be made to the subscri-
Der, residing in Lexington, Va.
MATTHEW WHITE.
Nov'r 30, 1887. 81
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k0aseg for Safe.

WE will offer at public sale on Fri
day the 2lst day of December next,
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS
Turnpike Company

A meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company is respectfully requested at the
Courthouse in Staunton, on Monday
the 18th day OF December, instant. All
are earnestly requested TO attend.
Proposals will be received on the
day above mentioned, for keeping said
road in repair for one year, from the
time Of making the contract.
HENRY IMBODEN, Treas'r.
Dec'r7, 1897.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

Ats meeting held for the purpose 10 New,
York city, on the evening of the 2sth O.
June, Daniel Webster was nominated 70,
the next Presidency.
Four Of the students Of the Tbeolooicel
Seminary at Auburn, N. Y, were lately
drowned in the Owasco Lake. They were
about mile from shore in sail boat, which
was upset by sudden Jaw Of wind.
"A daring attempt was made lately, to burn
the State House in Boston. The fire was
discovered about o'clock P. NJ.
C. c. Clay is elected to seat in the
United States Senate, from Alabama.
A fellow, named Harvey, has recently
been arrested at Hamilton, Upper Canada,
charged with having perpetrated the extern
sive robbery of the Oneida Bank at Utica,
N. Y. We believe the sum lost by the bank
to have been upwards Of 100000. A con-
siderable amount Of money, answering the
description Of the lost bills, has been found
upon the person of Harvey.
Report says that a couoterteiter has Just
been lodged in Burlington Jail, detected
while carrying $1,000 in counterfeit bills.
The four young men, members Of Auburn
Theological Seminary, drowned in Owasco
Lake, were, H. Smith, of Johnson, N. Y;
Simeon S. Johnson, of Sweden, Monroe CO.
N. Y; William P. futile of Newark, NJ;
and William Woodbridge, Of Stockbridge,
Mass. They were accompanied by lad
named Witherel who saved himself BY
c}inging to an oar. The body only Of Tut
tie has been found.
The American Advocate Of Pc ace lately
published at Hartford, CT, and edited by
Francis Fellows, is now published at Bos-
ton, Mass, and edited by Geo. c. Beck
| with.
A correspondent Of the New York Spec
tator SAYS there are now on Lake Erie "two
hundred ships, briggs, schooners, and sloops,
and some Of them of the first class as to
size"-besldes forty steamboats,, some Of
which latter are from 400 to 500 tons brr-
then.
Captain Ca:tleman, commander of the
steamboat Ben Sherod at the tine it was
burnt and so many lives were lost, denies, in
apubllc statement, that his boat was engag-
ed In race with the Prairie, at the slime the
disaster occurred. On the subjec, of the
whiskey drinking, after laboring to make out
| that he had not so drunken crew at this
time as formerly, he says:
"Ve ulways gaze our men, black AMI
a burreI Of 1ohiskey tapped on the boiler
deck for them, haze al1eays done so, and
generally let one Of the watch that was OIL
duty go to it and draw for his watch when
ever they wanted it."!!!
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H
10Y

A government has no right TO in,erfer4
with the currency, because the reon'..
import too much, or because they ilnpo,.
TOO little: because they buy too much
land or because they buy too little lana
because they over-trade, or because tbev
undertake., its pewer was conferred for
no such purpose, and 10 use it for such
purpose is usurpation To all such il
reference, the proper answer to be Qive,.
by the individual to the Government j.
that all this is none Of your business
Wayland's Political EcOnomy, p. 3l2
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
DIED..

DIED.
In Dover, VT, June 18Th. very suddenly Of
a3opiexy, Jemina Ellis, aged IS years, cvnsoI
of Gan,aIie Ellis.
In Bennington, Solomon Stafford, aged 81.
In Manchester, Zebedte Goodwin, aged 50.
In Fairfax, On the 22d ult Lucinda Marsh 81.
In Plat tSburgh, N. Y. on the 8h inst. Elisha
F. Whitney, 70. Printers in Vt, n. H. and
Mass. are requested &c.
In Derby, Oh the 26 h inst, very suddenly Of
the Cholera Asa W. Brooks. 81.
10 Shorebam, July 2, Naoma, wife of Levi
BrcharG, IS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

from me IOutd CG0tneI
FoRMs OF PETITIONS FOR YoUTH.-
Let arrangements be instantly made to
have the following petitions circulated
throughout the whole land. One boy and
one girl in each school district can easily
accomplish the work.
To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires ofthe United States:
The undersigned, minors, o. IN
the state of -- respectfully pray your
honorable body, Immediately to abolish
slavery and the slave trade in the District
of Columbia, and in all other territories
where you have power to exercise 'ex-
elusive Legislation.
To The Senate and House Of Representa-
tices of the United States:
The undersigned. minors, Of In
the state of - respectfully pray your
honorable body So to regulate commerce
among the several States that the traffic
in slaves may be Immediately prohibited.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

~AUTION.-Ran away from under
u my guardianship, on the night .ofthe
Sd inst, Silos Beekwith, aged lS wears.
This is therefore to warn all persons from
harboring or trusting him on my account.
as | shall pay no debts contracted BY MIN
after this date. SIMON BEcEw1TH.
Salisbury, July 4, 1897 @423s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

Masters, give onto your servants thar
which IS inst and equal knowing that ye
also have master IN heayen.-Colos-
rians y. I. 4
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

GOLD bv M CLARK. .Biddlet0,cn; r. 8ason,
- Daniels E. Bell, Rutland; Il, Buck, Pitts
ford: M. W. Brchard, Brandon; Becktcith E.
Dyer, Salisbury: E & E. " Bresoster, Mid
dIeb'Dy: M ~ t KInss 81 XII, :Mo'Afton; NJ HUI.
Wright, Shorehdm: BOynto,a r .4ustin. Or,ceH.
f.. .dlle1, FairhG0e'i: Stanley f. Le6iag,cood,
POultraey. 42:Iy
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

PHuoLExIAN.-Question for discussion
this evening - Would dirision of the
Union be beneficial? w. BRANCH. Sec.