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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05

FIRE IN ERvINo.-The grst mill and
chair factory of Mr. James w. Fitch OF
Erving. in Franklin county, was burnt on
Friday evening last. The loss is estimated
at $4,000 It was insured for Sl400,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
~ October A, 1888.
NetU
Fall and Winter Goods.
j. G.. STONE s. co.

Haze Just received from Ne,c York,
pLUE, black, brown. invisi- r. o A D.
1B BILE, green, and dahIia CLOTHS.
Plain and striped @ A S S M Il ESj
Cadet, mixed, and drab Satinets;
Pilot Cloths for Overcoats;
Goats hair and imitation Camblets;
French, English and German Merinoes;
Black and brown Alepines;
rs pieces good style PRINTS;
Black and blue black SILKS;
Rob Roy and Scotch Shawls, various styles;
Black and red Merino SHAWLS;
Fancy Hdkls; Gloves and Hosiery;
Buck Mitts, prime article;
Caps from SOC to So; kid Shoes;
India Rubber Over do; Canvass, Padding, &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05

Fire IN Greenfield, and taoeaty-One horses
burned to death We regret to learn, says
the Indiana Journal, that the stable attached
to the United States Hotel, kept by E..
Knight & Co., in Greenfield, Indiana, was
totally destroyed by fire on the evening OF
the 18th inst and that 81 horses We're con-
sumed in the flames. We have not learned
any further particulars.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05

Sickness al Knorville, (Te.)-The Nash
vile Banner ofthe 9th inst, says -" The
mail is just in from Knoxville. and brings
intelligence the death oft the venerable and
highly respected postmaster OF that place
Capt Crozier We learn from passen-
ger in the stage, that there was no abatement
Of the prevailing disease, although from the
number of persons who had left town, there
was no great increase in the number Of new
cases."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Brattleboro,
VT. Oct. LIST, 1888.
Atwood Elizabeth Johnston VIM.
Atwood Lewis Joy Daniel
Akeley Thomas Jumison James
Arnold Thomas Kittredge Charles
Benjamin J. F. Knowlton ii. Maria
Brewster w. George Lawton r. Daniel
Bennett Samuel Lee A. Amanda
Bennett Electa Mills A. Marsall
Barrett Julian Moore Peter
Bramble A. G. Marshall VIM.
Blye Eliza Moors Sophia
Bangs Z. Jane Norcross j. Samuel
Burt Lucinda Phelps r. Guy
Brown p. Pain Pettis Holland
Blake III. j. Palmer Sarah
Barrett Charlotte Rider Harriet
Brockway ii. William Reed Cyrus
Crosby Watson Rogers Joseph
Chamberlain A. Sarah Stratton c. Dent.-4
Clark Susan Stoddard Jacob
Crosby Joseph Sufford H. Oliver
Chamberlain VIM. Salisbury Marsha
Carpenter Elizabeth Salisbury Lucinda
Do,tle Oliver Steel Hampton
Dunklee Ruth Stearns Henry
Eames NJ. Lucy Tole tatrick
Easterbrook Barnard Thomas b.
Farnsworth Lydia Tewksbury @. Dr-2
Fowler John Tyler Samuel
Gum Elijah Wheeler Stephen
Griswold Mr. Wheeler T.. John
Gilmore Nathaniel Whitney +. Chester
Gondenough Charles Whipple Timothy
Hills III. James Wheeler Nathan
Holland Lot Warner F. Eliza
Hapgood w. Charles Wood Geo.
Hale jonathan Whitney w. Sam'l.
(7s) ASA GREEN, P. NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
GROCERIES,

90O0 lbs Dry Fish;
1000 lbs Porto Rico and Havana Sugars;
600 lbs Loaf Sugar;
chests prime Y. II. Tea, Cor 46c TO &c;
Porto Rico and n. o. Molasses;
Sperm and Linseed Oil; Paints & Dye Woods;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco;
Coffee; Pepper; Spice; Cassia; Nutmegs;
Raisins, &c. &c. &c.
Iron and Steel;
Mails, 4d, Cd, Sd, lOd, GOD, 4Od.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05

INTERNAL MACHINE ON NEW SCALE.
We were yesterday informed on the authori
ty of Col. Haskell, the famous pedestrian of
the following occurrence we cannot vouch
for its being substantially correct in all its
details:
A gentleman (whose name we were not
able to learn) one of the Engineers of the
Croton Works, who reside in the levee, foot
OF Bleecker street, has been in the habit
thro' the past summer of sleeping in an a
partment on the ground floor with the win
dows open through the night The gentle
man was repeatedly annoyed by certain noe
turnal visitors, who without leave visited his
rear premises and occasionally a human
head would pop into the window. Think
good, and as he could never by any chance
detect them in any acts Of villany, Mr.
determinated on a plan which should efiec-
tualy decide the question.
Accordingly he fixed couple Of bowie
knives into board, which he Suspended to
the side OF the window, to which he attach
ed small spring, and setting it in such po-
sition as to strike certain blow on any in
truder who should attempt 10 enter the a.
partment via the window.
M-tnen Saiely lOcktu tue toohli anu
left word at home that he should be absent
for few days. The plan succeeded TO adj
miration. Yesterday morning man was
found bleeding and insensibe, lying at some
distance from the window, whittier he had
been thrown BY the violence of the blow
from the machine, with deep and danger
GUS cut in his side On examination the
bleeding sufferer was found 10 be a notori.
Gus thief, who had long infested the neigh
bourhood. He was taken TO his friends
where he now remains in rather critical
situation,-a warning to all housebreakers
~. Y. Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05

20 Pieces black, blue black, )B ROAD
blue, invisible green, brown,
olive and claret \ CLOTHS.
Is pieces black drab, slate, lavender, green,
mix'd and strip'd CASS I'M RES.
100 ooJ pieces S@e Eing,sh' French Prints.
EngishNnd Scotch G | N G II A Ms;
Grape, Cambet, Cambleteen, and Asirican
Cloihs,--a new article for Ladies Cloaks.
25 pieces Merinos and Circassians.
Black, brown, and green Alepines.
Black, blue, brown, fawn and slate cold SILKS.
Black silk and tabby f. l. V T. 7.
Merino, Edinboro, Highland %hawJS.
Black fg'd and plain silk LACE for Wells.
White and black Bobnet Lace; footing do;
Fig'd Webb do; Fancy HdkG;
Thread; edgings and insertings;
Black Lace Wells; blond gauze do;
White Cambrics; Muslins; Bishops Lawn;
White, rec, green ! ENGLISH
and yellow FLANNELS.
80 pieces cold Cambrics; Canvass s. Paddingj
Silecia Silk aud Twist dark Vestngs;
Blue and brown Camblets;
Black Italian Cravats;
Pongee & Flagg Silk Hdkfs;
Bonnet Silks and Ribbons;
Merno Hose; white cotton do;
White and black Silk Gloves;
Kid and Bucliskin do;
Irish Linen; bleach'd Shifting and Sheeting;
100 pairs Kid Shoes;
5O0l yds Shirtngs and Sheetngs;
Ticking; Drilling; Cotton Yarn;
Batting Wadding and Wicking;
l case Broad Brim Brush HATS;
8 do Silk and Brush do;
10 doz Otter, Fur, Seal and Hair Seal CAPS;
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
CrOckery, Stone & Glass Ware
Looking Glasses. &c.
100 hu. T. I. Salt;
10 bags Fine do;
6 bY s, Z BY 9 Glass;

100 hu. T. ]. Salt
10 bags Fine do;
by s, bye Glass;
And all other articles usually kept in country
Store.
They would say by way Of gentle adrice, to
people wishing To purchase Goods, that their
goods were all purchased at the lowest Cash
prices; consequently they are not driven to the
very common occurrence of marking up new
goods in order TO sell old ones, but are ready
and willing to sell at a fair, moderate advance,
from purchase prices. Customers are particu-
larry invited TO call and examine for themselves.
Farmers Produce, of all kinds, taken in ex-
change fjr Goods, and Cash will not be refused.
20 Fractional Bills taken at par in ex-
change for Goods.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05

NAcooDocHEs, (Texas,) Aug l7-There
has been nothing decisive done here yet
with regard TO the war The Texas troops,
about 500, are still following the trail of the
enemy, who are estimated at from 100 to
200 in number. A fight is thought doubt
ful-but in the event OF one, the fighting
will be all one side. Any number OF fight
ing Texans can be obtained in a few
days-they are now lying OF their oars.
The notorious Matthias, the Prophet, is
here he was taken while coming from the
Indians. have conversed with him. and
he says he is the real Simon Pure. His
beard is about a foot in length and grey,
and his hair hangs down 10 his shoulders.
His idea of religion is quite novel He
thinks this The last war before the Mllen'
mum.
You no doubt have heard, as have, that
whole tribes of Indians have joined the resi-
dent Mexicans but there is no truth in the
report--perhaps SO to rs have. The other
tribes are at work and no fears are felt.
Yours, very respectfully, NJ E. A
Mss. Free Trader.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
DOMESTIC GOOus.

1000 yds Farmers Real Stout Sheetings and
Shrtngs; brown and bleach'd do;
Drilling, Cotton Yarn, Wadding, Batting,
Cold Cambria, Bed Tick, Mems Thick Boots,
Oil Cloth, &c. SC.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
w. /. GOODS AND GROCERIES;
CrOckcry, Glass & Hard Ware;
OIL AND PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS,
GLASS, NAILS, &c. sc.

All of which will be sold cheap for Cash,
Produce or good Credit.
NIB. They beg leave to express their thanks
to their friends and the public for the very
liberal share of patronage they have received,
and will say to those who wish to buy good
and cheap goods, that they will find it an in
terest to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Wiiliamsville, Sept. 25, 1888. Sw4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-05
BROADCLOTEEs.
CASSTNIERES.
VESTEEyGS.

Black, Blue, Drab, London Mix'd and Striped
Casslmeres and Buckskins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
ESdgelieasl Viiaages ss
EEvZA.AEJE ag ds.4 ~ Hs.jIH Ts..

%K@NRE.f exeIcises o! this ins sutnt ton wiii re-
coihmence on Tuesday tie tst dda0f jan
ssaTy $50 - The Rector Informs tie colnnluni.
~, taas Mss STARK, who bus assisted Tim this
>yeats gagged for tie next aiso It'll the as
sistance of this lady, aud If Mr. B BAsos in The
masicdl Department all the 0rnaInental branch.'
Ses OF Draptng. Painting Needts,oorkt s. Music,
will be taught in this ins,itlti0n, together with
the solid branches heretois,re taught. BoARD-
mo can be obinined in the house OF the Rector
for thirty pupils, and ii. sneighboriiig private
houses 20 any extent desired. 1t is PARTICULARLY
desirable, that those who intend to place their
children in this Institution for the next year.
should do 80 in thes FIRST week of tliesOpening Of
the school in january ms, i'm that week the cias-
Sea will be formed for the W holesystemt to CO M
mence Interpretations ON Monday OF the second
week. s&NNc ~
The school room is provided with fire places
and fires To make il coinfnrtabie IN WINTER and
the hours oil insructionnre the same in that sen
son as in the summer. nthat the advantages
for study inthewnt,r will be cgnni ID those in
the summer.
Prices IN tht,sSolid Branches ard Music the
same the next year ns this,. For Drawing d d.
Painting, 50 per unrter. sor Needle-wort!-
S5, Payments quarterly ioyadvance. I ,i1j;ss .
w. b. JOHNSON,sR ) Rector s.
: Edee6eid, Noy,l 1S3S.s c 39Ss
59nsh Caroinia.t GagEisstsl. G2!.risk |,'S ,Si
Consiiiutionalist wiil give the aheS&twowe weekiy
Insertions. and forward their aceguhts 20 this OF
flee tor .papinent N ssssss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

Liaerat Afap. The Hampshire fMass.,
Gazettc; states, ,hat n Farmer in Beicher-
town, in that State, makes it his practice
10 give pns-fifth of his annuaIincom TO
srtifrttatile objects. Fhis year he cleared
Ss1,aQO on mulberry trees alone. aud gives
two thousand dollars in chariiY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

A cat abouta mile from Richmond. va.
lately found half grown flying squirreli in
the woods, which she brought home and
placed in box containing straw. and q
quantity of other soft materials. She
watched with 4 mothers care, and would
only leave i when shc went in search Of
'fond. She appeared as much atlached. 20
it, asifit had been herowa offspring.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Relics Of a Former Rae. Of A5or;r,,..

81 Relics cf a Former Race Of A5orig,nes.
Numerous evidences of a former raco
have been found by some workmen, en-
gagged IN igging down a bank on Zane's
Island, in tho Ohio. opposite Wheeling.-
About nine ftet below the surface Of tho
earth. u train of shells, bones, charcoal.
bark, &c. was discovered. together with
an arrow head of flint. o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
Cloths, Cassirn crcs, Ycstiuss:

Cloths, Cnssirncrcs, Vestinss
s II ATS. STOCKS EANDGLGVES
yENHE crihersi,ayereceived spien-
II did assonmentoftheabo articles, of
ihe. e.laIest styles, 4, which they invite,he AT
'cntian of their Customers. They are pre-
pared 10 execute all orders for clothing iu
lhe hest style and On The most reasonable
terms. q. l.. & f. PENN. q 60! .
Ori. %. 1855 .,f3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
.,THE TsMB; ,op KosccII, Utssc,o.-.hfr. S,

fTHE TsMB ,op Kosci usco.-ssfr. Ste.
Phens. in giving aa account. of his visit 10
ths ca.bsdral church at Cracow--"allied
2 IN its history with the most memorabie
sannhts3hf P6land; the witness of the am
ciep,: glory oetheir kiags and their sepufs
chres--s after describing the tombs ri
Wfadislaus.te Bref, Kasimer The Great, and
the Sigismlnds, says; s..l
.'on the loves side of the church by the
side of Poniali'wski, the Polish Bavard, is
'he iamhs OF one nobler in my eyes than all
the Kings of Poland or Of the. world. It's
g, "cd marble, nrnamented witt. The can
and ~ tnn'e of the peasant of Cracow, and
hears the simple itiscription.To D Kosciusco.
Alloyer-t Tue church I had read elaborats
panegyrGcs upon the tenants of tile yoyal
scpnlchres, and 81 was struck with this
simple inscription, aud remen,bered thai
| the white marble column reared amid The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15


Scenef ~ 6fs ttiss f5adyon ~ liicII
ned bt s3fon, Jiis edeck .;oe a
;sls mi ai y liose Esss i Ind ofsssn
jfstiS mplicitys ille
II lsiss3 u.s. sln tiii,
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sol iIi;ies z rs.
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a al sI,s III sSss
ef tiDsciask One of the indies s,,ob,,,
tsyeneh, ,yandI told shelrs i,as in nv lar.
:asst,.at soints .he name OF their nations
J lldpi ss.s haliossf.. that schooIboys Gl,ads
erected nontifnnnt 10 his ] memory -.
knew tsais DC hasd loue6i.by The aide
OF OF yasiisnesp s5ut tlisy, did Sno, know
thas tic reaoiieciio1 Of Ris service. ~ W :
stiil so dsaTl cSefistled il, 4 merida md
We All agreed thar il was the proudas, tr;-
;bt,.c TINT colid sbe phid TO his ISsnory. . 10
write pereiy his naincs son hi. d, ,tsi,ume,s,
lt meant thntsit was needless. az add an
sPi.apl', for s ps, iaal, ouid ask. ho was.
k0scitiskol q !.
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ben s5iiS sap eaesss stheif 1hainsifs
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sl0sts.es arp !, and tilatths Wind upiiffs
the ls aud eneraI Iis the move.
r,s.fit; rS III ancs. retire, pnss here and
there ssut Gle their steps; the char.
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arnat0ry stslOct IN aud a lways coIuetisti;
az atFotl TINS hey 3lpok led like Chinese fis-
,ires 90. eel am, at anptheI like Fan0y
tSssirrs tagcins tilet hue d: their cymbais
gpa,,rs sslhlpk S.--rhe piay ayeris so ectacies;
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zrosp, ,oi h'iy! yntd atitahle, ,,ipnes,ic cir
c'e yaE'id ai.1N~e = StctiGlsi IN the midst of
the warm ati Afit'?s of3has ihends. injthr
oioon of yo"F's aha tnat bloom covered
w'th ilifg'", ." 'ru'ts OF assured ans!
usr'u' n!anil 'h'' whcn This virtim is one
10 WhoHtb "Norid hoids forth not alanr
us htghsstl sr"l'"ecs, hn; its most auspi
c'ous fesia ICON "hcn he cannot be taken
hrnct WIZ '"' H@"'N'nsihc very hhres Of
81 theslfar' "1|r l'i' picture comes with
ell us tis;:t' It:s t,ls oyer zhe MUD
we Ipu'' nus JUDGED he lnst-in the inscrutable
niys,efiits spt pEoya deuce,if we did NOT find
IN the coifst,i atlons sof his word. ihs hope
that else where aud for ever we are 10 look
Tor tle spilitioti and the. balm of-those ies-
Pensationszwhic are mnst difficult to be
explained aud tbardest tobe horne.
ALLOW me i'll a few @ords to make an
application of these reflections 10 death
10 which, as have before remarked. sou
recently aud feelinely alluded: Circum-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
~ a ii q e.

INN Mnnda, the 18th inst. between iii
~ jiah Wa,son;s ainsArtemas Watson'S
:at the Ridge. III this District. on the Road
feadins from Golnmhia. Twas induced to
Snpprehend a young mar afs suspicious ap.
9,searance, W ho was mounted oha fine horse.
be- horse is five yearssoid, |, of reddish
ie"an. color. of large size,sSvhife hind fee, 81
white foot locks, black kmain and iaii. From
circurnssancess Lam induced to think that
,he ehorse was stoiegin Georgia. Theown-
er will come forward. prove properly. pay
expenses and take him away. y
! rs SIS sI, 81 s. TILMAN WATSON. .sRs
Oct. 10 =, Is ,s:sss 80 S g !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

Ihes Ancient Greek and Roman Table.
ne difference between the die, of tho
anclen's and that OF Tue mo,icrns is very
sly.atas. The ansiesst sGreehs aud Ro.
mans used no alcohniic liquor, it beingun.
kDognf to them; fns coffee. ssnor. tel. nor
chocolate, nor sugar, nor Feyen butier: for
Galen informs. us Ire had. seen 5butter.hut,
once in his life. They were innoranr Of
The greater number, ,oi our tropical spices.
as CLOVES. nntme s,nace, ginger. jam ,siica
Pepper, curry, pine Mo- Ehcyused neither;
bHckWheat. nor French beans, nor si5in,
mach. nos, saso, tapiocas salad ], arrow.root
6n1r potato sor its varieties not even ,ha
common. lint . sort of marsh grown. bean:
nor n,any Of our fruits, as the orat,ge. or
taninrintl, nar American maize. On the
other hand, they ate Substances which we
nov neglect ths 1ailow. "a he herb or ox-
tongue. the sweet acorn. tlielupin. Thev
used ,raddish, lettuce, snrreis They liked
the aesh OF wild asses, Of little dogs, of tho
.tlormoiise, of tie lsfox, of the bear. They
ute thes flesh of parrquets aud olhcr rare
birds. and of lizattS2@ They were fond Of
a great many 6sh. dnd shcl! fish, which
we now hold in no esteem. They en-
;ployed ma casOnings, rue.an assaletida.
-, Dr.. Dicks Diet and Regimen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

sgS Ansa td- hionsds EcEi Eipse. The eeIi.
s tor Of the Gtn ncinnatis Posi-, (whose :me NOR q
- scunplete sIors hI,lse Of old time oc.
ctTrencessl gives tho following Sinterestine
sace1hnt0 0f the clipse which socclrrc,i IS,
1856 The editnr should indulge His rea.
tders Mitt,cfpore. OF the psst: Z
"a ~ sSss Suss happiness TO be at proyii.
denSeeS sland 8 when the total IS EcIinse
:ot SO6s took place; The tiay vas
brieh the apheno n enon com.
ahenccd between III and 19 O'Clock. ana
aiter the snn became totally obscured z. 4, {
,reulalned so for more than haifaan bonrls
Us 6,erasffou upon animated nature s!wasN
strufye attl awf,ill lly sublime. The birds
tiese al bow in exidepf distress md term
thsR don'sst& % iasran abols,. IN all fiirec.
tlonrss cleklins as ma fright, Horses raj.
sippeg found ihsir ir'pastHres ncitbipo. viii.
s.If. norneti earle wI,ich seemed more af.
stEishted than the rest. tore upahe earth.
With their horns aud fest il, srnadness-.aif
tins -uproar wasIoIlowe,a by the silence sdf9
niIdnigbt, when the eclitaa was com nle,e.a
the birds rs'iredro their resting places: tl,ea
Ntowis TO their raosts, ti,H ir,rses 10 iffeirs
ssfss, @ ,l ais sisls shs ysag sssslsl lss l4
ne Sdh 1'esan 10 appear, d large
n,itnher of musicians. Students Of Rrowo
University, assembled upon the terrace of
the College. ana struck ,ip NIilton's Hymn
i" Light. The eif'ct was altogether suh.
'ime aud beautiful. Nothing ,ba, ever
met our eye or ear, before or since, was
ever equal to H."
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.sTERCzE.TJy.slFZE.

Consisting OF Fancy, Staple aud ,ry foods,
Groceries, Crocksfy Hard and Hollow Ware,
Tin Ware. Saddi Sc. u q: whiehl Will be
sold Sery ckcap. Hissfriesids and customers are
themselves s q s. 3 1(,s al. BOWD.
Oct so. 1885. s.. :. Il, SS9 ~
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sEHyHs Plainti6 Ill aitose caxS sjavilss
ibis day u inns md tie 3ss
.fendais having no wife or att 0rney know il id
be fis State, Oh whom Il copy el ssait:
declnrdfion, with b f,ile to plead could be serv2
ed: Itsis 1rilete.s ihat tlie aisis do
appear ayl; s5stsp his dei IN the toresaid
nctiop, jI;}} q fiar and ziny zsDsn aae,
orsfinat and absolute ipd Bs asyafded
Is GEo IL POPE, q. sSs & /.
q. Clerk O1ice, Nov. i : 40
u u State Of S0afiS .lr.1IiinsI 81
lisBEYII4lsE EsD S1sfI 81
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N. X. Butler & Cows IA t,aeh, ssisy sss!S sy IS
john B, Mofynit dssnalpsit 81 s3s
HEsHE Plaiglffs having this day, led their
declasasion, md the defendant taying
neither wife nor attorney known to be- in lilis
Stnte. ordered, that iftlie said De adaff do
not nrpear u Ike his defsnces within d ysaf
nnd d day from this date, sisDal aud absolute
shall be forthwith gfyen a. awarded
fof. The said Plaiutifis in atthchnieiit
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Clerks Office, Dec. q, 1887 isS ado 45
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80 g5 IN @ In G. G. S. So: ~
~ 4 Ill persons iIdehtsd 10 the Estate OF
~ - Francis NJ Yauns, are requested sto.
make aRediate nay n,en,: and all persons
having den psantls as ;iinst the Eftpte Ne re-.
sg1ested tt pfesent thsni iIl 81 iss
9, ID MN I'd II II '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-30
State OF Trade.

f.orre Washington from Liverpool days later gives
accounts OF Of the dercst markets in
Turlsnd ana such calcaiaed 70 nvgsrae our aas
goods uadsr the circular Th. packets bring s sgss
% e on goods the demand good and prices average
het,er than th~se oflast spring .--,..-. ..,.
vhos, chance although the tendency Tor ower quahues
20 recede The markets south are genelahv que. -, .
few sales being made 10 the ueue, psi as
The mske ID dull, the features are the same
on the 2lth fair business was done al er"ei rS' ne NC
leaf continues to find buyers at the
NE last noticed The demand csniinues good