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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

heavily timbered the buildings are all
good, with large new stone barn, % feet
by 81, two stories high Hatrls's Creek
fne bold stream, runs through ii, aud fur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
II GRE.ST .VEFEk,

aud an excellent additional Water Site for anotl
Enrnace Mil, or Other mAnnlaclorN-Also.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
.HEDFeEy'E.
ResiOrcr OF the Blood,

For chronic and other diseases, whether produced by bill,
pheg from internal morbid matters, arising from bady
ed old disorders from the use OF mercury caome bark &o
or lin eaes from the change OF life specified in the MED
al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
IL GHANcERY. :,

The defendants, John H. Christian Edward Crumpackcr,
Benjamin Hewitt and potswood Hewitt having entered
tnelr appearance and given security according the Actoi
Assembly and the rules OF this court, and appearing
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they do appear here thu
first day OF the term, and the bill of the plain
tis; that this order be inserted in paper published
Lynchbn for months successfully and posted the
front door OF the court house OF this county,
day A Copy-Toste
JOS. WILSON, Crk.
July % w2m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

Steam B1at icci.i.Ht-,yc ,ro ;,c,-,,
nv tnpinlm Adams. 9th steamer rror,,,;,,
winch arrived nt li:i~ port fron, y. Orleans,
~! N''Strr'liv, thai rhc Stcalnh0nt. Man, AMI
frh'n. came III confact near Flint IsI,n,i
t t"n days since The P,kiu. v,S emil
ana Is supposed t" bca total loss; the Motto
was c"ns''i"rhblt injured hy the coucu,.
>'"n. n" steward of the P"kn was killed
ny arriirhf. part of the passengers of
Inc i"kIn. III card return their thanks IN
III" Car'nin of the imrquin. and saw thai
ale: bong eN Nhausrcd, while on shore. ,b.
M"''" zen them without paying any atten
ton To their cal.
In" Steamboat missouri Belle, slruck =
shhS near Island. No. i, and sn,k: c;ruo
'"s' II Is Thought lEit the boa, NAV hc
I;!>cd. with a comparatively small loss
Cincinnati N,pubiicnn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

profits or enhance its power in the shane of
needless dcb'--tarils for protection, and
banks--ibc imparlialuy of the constitution
u sone. Labor can point io the consiitu-
ton ana denounce il TOR its hostility and IN
justice The contest brtwcen lalo, aud
capital is already sufficiently unequal, with
out The aid OF government. designed for the
common hrneii' of nll. being us,d TO III
crease II. Labor cannot hc Interested in
building up here n drSpotisIu. winch this
unlI"ly alliance will tend to produce La
"nr cannot hc interested iu bank expansions
and con,racIions, hy which the relation be-
tween creditor ana debtor is conrnualiv
changed. and property is unsettled Iahpr
cannot l,c hc;'"lii,rh bv an inflated ctrren-
Cy, Ivy which ifs productions are rendered
To" dear Tor competition with .h,. i,lor nj
forei.n nations. by keeping clear of any
cnnnexi"n with the banks. these evils ,hro'
thu operation OF this government will at
least not u" aggravated, while they NAV he
greatly 'rs-cn"d Above ali, il i 'ie inter
eSi at The people, that this cnv"nnI, ut should
be Indcrrudcnt in tiiSclarpinr lis iunc,inn,
A:iii lo" can IL he independent, 81 loh. ais
lis revenues are controlled by the banks aud
capitalists of the country How can il lac
independent Il, all, if connected with the
nankmg system III all. as il now exists in
the world! The Lanking svStc.. nf tnicr
ica has II" power ofr"g uia ion within itself
whilst il Is liable to he controlled wv the
hauk> nf foreign nnli",is. Bv the mighty
element uf >,rnm. New York Is now ahuu,
tn he as near London, as Charleston used
To t., 10 New Nork-and every movement
in the banking system Of England i'll i'm
mcdiatcly act ON This cniln'rv. We nr,. the
weaker party, aud therefore most easily ai-
iccird. few gentlemen sitting in the par
lnr of the bank of En.lanl. can, M any
m",neni send ii panic throughout the con,
mrrCial world. and pro>,rntr trc banks of
America sf the government is connected
with banks, such IN opera ion may he n
parI ct III" operations of war. i'm case Ol
collision between The TWO countries. bx
which In" government NAV be deprived at
its resources. i:ut without any design. tl,.
same results may hr produced. from the
inherent weakness ot the whole banking
system. Fluctuations in the rurrcncy-cnn
fractions and expansions, culirclN br>0nd
the power oi tie hank OF England 10 can
troll. il ia admitted. is its fate. Sir, in nv
opinion, duty and parri,hIsm--Ihe interests
OF the government ana the interests of the
people all require that this government
should he separated from The capital and
banking institutions of the country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
LEVI WOODrTRY.
NEM EnEK. Aur Q

W." oEk, aug. S.
GREAT FIEi: AT llUDs"N.--"I hasten 10
communicate to vou the inic'Iiecrcr of n
v"rv destructive fire nj Hudson on the eve
n'ng and night of the 9Th (las, uigl)
''Ihc s,"",nlnai Swallow. in which !
was passenger. passed Hudson about I
o'rl tx. al which lime the Gre WAS tfrca,
ening The whole city. or al least all that
part of il lying South of tho main s,rceI.
The alarm was first given al n few minutes
past D o'c!"rh, and lhr fire ;Iirn appeared
to have taken on the dnck near ,hr tcrm;u-
alton of the princina' street IN Hudson, tho
nanc of which ii" nor know. II cyicnd-
ed thence IN n Snuih Enstcr!v direction.
k"cpin. mostly in III" rc:,r of rh,. large brick
store houses "n the dockS.G quite to The sSnurh-
crn extremity Of thu civ. Scvcra, large
framch huildings siarlinr ucnr The wntcr n,.
thrS"nh"rn side "i ilic ci,v, ,(pr">nmcd to he
store h""srsD were completely wrapped in
flames ~ The sane moment a sl0Op ncar
one Of them was seen to take iirc after the
-'"amhoaI left the landing. Towards the
East rs we passed the main street. rs far
az the eye could penetrate the dark vol
um'- of sn"he amh namc. the work ofdeso.
!at' ~ seemed going nu.
"Fhc wind was ru,hcr fresh from the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

The Washington Chronirir. Of the ~,
''N' says: ,'Gtn. Robert Y. IInync, pas
scd through this city yesterday on his wuv
to tEc North. whore h. pnrpuscs +, ,,ss ,
snort 'iihc IN examining the latest In,urovc.
mems III hihrcnnSfruc'Ion of railroads &c. liz
WILL WI understand. return tLrogh the nm .
per part OF Virginia. W ilh the view of tx
aniiHino tie Baltimore and OLic rniI road
ana thence proceed 20 the meeting of the
directors "i The Charlcsron and Louisville
ran road. of which he is Preside. {, TO bc
ncId on The 9Th instant, in Lexington.
Kentucky.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

T" Mcssrs John Iolineswur,h, 3. NJ.
Blocker and others
G,nticmtn,
In answer TO the enquiry addressed % the
Candidates for The Legislature by the Res
oiniion adopted al your mcering on Sale
day last, submit the following brief state.
nent of my opinions. regard the slab
lis!imrnt by Congress Of Nation Il Bank
rs unauthorized by the Constitution. since
not only is there no clause in thai instrn-
m"ni which either expressly or by rational
imricaiun Warrants II, bur II is now mat
ter OF history, rhn III the tonvcntinn " hich
ir;iiicd the Consiitur'o,. the power Of &C.
TN" corporations ;,cnernly. speria! anG
qualified pow cr of establishing ,:.uu, ana TO
put the controversy II, rest. the specific and
identical power ot creating "a National Bank
were successfully proposed {" he vested in
Cnngress,hu were formally and Deliberate
v withheld. 4 National Bank also be-
i"ve, would be iinrnliIic auI dangerous,
up"n other grounds; among Which may he
mentioned the vast and dcspotic control il
wnnih possess n,tr ,h' cxch;n nrcs and The
rn'Ir" 'urrcmrv OF tn. country TO such
AZ, mS'it"mn ] am irrcc"nciicnhlS opposed.
have hul II aid, that | am iii favor of TIC
fndr: fnG,nt Ji'0s,rys,M lccausc. 81
conceive. il provides the nn.v constitutional
Cure n.y diScnnnccrS the GovCrnmen aud
the ,iHnk>, is ,uorc simple and economical
than any nthcr plan suCGcstcd,nn IS strictly
Il state R'cht> ucasure. - Nnh hi. IA ,rspect.
Your obediCnt servant
J. +, CARROLL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

FROM tLoHIpA.-Thc ST. Augustine
Herald OF The .!,!. inst. SAYS, 1--WE learn rim,
IN 'i'c nri" hhorh""d of Micanopy, one man.
was Killed by the Indians, and ann,hn,
w"nnd"h.w hii, fishing in Il pond. Col. U,r.
nrN has c"n" %" an expedition to scour The
the WnhIacoochcc, Iir had with him , t,rcc
Of 22O men Capt. MIckler left pal.ria
TWO day since I" join Col. II. at Mirannp>
|ol. liarn"' has one hundred men armed
with C"!i's riic, and disguised as Indians.
''lhe tracks of three Indians were seen
on Monday last, Il short distance sout!, OF
Bucna VISTA"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
ss-c,pcu,r.=

t's--fhe=ate=If9i=t 4-ciYc,,r,,.
S'ance WAS related I" Us vesrcrri7y, which,
were u noi vouchr'l for by respectable au
,''"rHv. we should be inclined 70 doubt
!" "'."ii5 "rrhn""incn'S for The rebuild
,'S' W u mouse iii S"cictN->trcrt, which was
'"'''' cow al III" la!" tire. tho worsmrn
"'>r"\"i.n 'ha' parcel Of coal remaining
u. '''c rr'';;r was on tire. and piece Of f.,
E'"c ''h''n"r" IN The same was also in Il sim
~" S'"'e since W.. n,"rnin" oi'hr 2Sih April
,",'' ,' " i''''a "' M'ce Gnd hnif manths,
"'n% nf"irt tea from Tic air by tho rubbish
wiii'h had inIlcn on it.
we ""'',,! >HS::rHt III" proprict\ of exam
ming the cellars of SiIri. houses ,s arc ,,,l,.o
hn,!l. h:'iur" saaviu@S or other rouh,s,;,Io
arc allow e.! 10 he thrown INFO thcm
Charleston NcrcuryAu- If.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
Domestic TcNS.
TREASURY CIRCULAR.
TREASURY DEPAErMr,T. .Juiv IL.

TREASURY DtpAnrai.ar. July IL.
Congress havln- adjnurlrd without ma
king amy additional provision for the $, Gu
rity or sale kcerIng oi The public money, il
is obvious, that III ilIe present state of tic
laws and the hanks. an unu.un responsible
iiy dcvolvcs upon those who collect the
revenues ni the General Government. The
difficulty Ill obtaining suitable deposit .rie.
for il, us we'll as in iransirrrin. or paving i
Out conveniently, without the oil of that
further legislation, the necessity and cllarar,
nfot-sxfrIrTr IrTr-uTvr''Hrr.nryuIvy-.p pxTfINTTeu-ID-
punlic con'n,anicatnns from this tlcparr-
nenl, impose on alcullcctnrs and receivers
the duty OF extraordinary vislancc and cr,c
The President rXpeci, ,hn, cx..r,ious err
respondent TO the occasion will hccrfullv
he made 10y every officer. aud thai no c,ior,
Will lie spared To have all the laws. rs wc!
as the rcGu!",ion, and Instructions s,f ri,
It. easury department. s"rupnlnuslv cnt,rc,d
Accuracy III your accounts; runrtmairy IN
returns; prn'npncsS in Nuar du lO>iIcs fiu,:
payments. and entire torirar:.nce 10 use
amy part OF the pnhlic funds Tor private uur
poses, Will II Is hoped characterize tl,. whole.
class OF cni."rtlng officers hereafter In ,l,..
present roin:,!"n of il::ncs, If any ,!c;::,,
turc from such u course sinrull u,i!uriullatc-
~ occur. II viii he much regretted; ANA
howcv"r unpleasant, the task a., cyrmulury
a d severe notice of the i'rcnularit, will be-
come necessary in order To secure. ,i,,. or,.,,
public interest involved in the .u.iecr.-
The duty on the part of The public Officer.
To abstain from the cmp'n, n,cri of Inc p,,!,
lic money inr Fri,a'c advantage i ~ rrna
rent, thn, no cAcu,c whatever for il can be
deemed admissible
krspcrifnii" yours,
LEVI NDOUHURY.
trrr ~ n,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
iir. Editor,

.IT. EiiiOT,
"'rrc' answer 10 III" in;arroea.ory pro-
pounded 10 The Candidates for the Icois
la'nrc through your paper Ivy the highly
respectable meeting of INV fellow citizens.
Is all that my engagements will allow mo
I" make | believe that the Constitution
docs not c"nf"r upon Congress The power
TO establish National B Irk, mi ,bar such
an 'ns''tmt'"n would he dangerous an mex
prdicnt. Having understood Ihar il was
expected hv tn" meeting, that tho Candid
atcs would Indicate their opinions on the
subject. will briefly state ;hII prefer the
independent Treasury system 10 anv other
remedy yet suggested for existing evils.
n. l.. GRIFFIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

L" Capt. f. Is. Br!cI,cr. Chairman. and
other Grnflcnrn. composing Il meeting,
held at this Rlace on the 9Th inst.
In compliance win your very proper
request upon that occasion, that the Candi-
dates i"r The Legislature from this District,
should give their opinions. upon The poli-
c>, cxpcdiency aud const,utionni,v of q
National Bank, chrrrfuly submit to ynl
my opinl"l, rs embraced in The resolutions
upon the currency Il, the las, constitutional
Session of our Legislature.
"Hrsoired That in the opinion of this
Legislature, II Is rXpedien,. that the rcvc-
nue. Of the Federal Government be so COL
lccrcd, as ultimately TO sever the Govern
ment from all connection with the Banks.
"iteSofred. That in the opinion olihs Lc-
SI>la'urc. the revenue Of tic Federal Gov
ernn"n' should be SD deposited. kept and
dISbnrscd, ns not TO be connected with or
used in banking operations.
'Rrsoired. That il would le uncons;itu
tional. incspsdienl and dangerous 10 incor-
poratc'a N#tion:f4 Is an ;.
Upon the vote taken on the first resoIu-
non t'cr" were I03 yeas 10 nays. Upon the
srcnni resolution there were Il2 ,eas 2
nays. Upon The third resolution there
were % yeas lG rays. Upor .4,ch nr.'.se
resolutions ] voted in The affirmative. AT
The called Session of the Legislature in
MAY last. there were similar resolutions Of.
fercd and carried hy an overu helmins ma
lOrjty. IuD., that orc,.;,n 4 ,o,o,l =, H.
nlllrn'a'i"e. II" your direct inerroen,nry,
Are YOU or n& in favor Of Il National
Bank. ] answer in the Negative.
Very resp''lv yours, &c.
JOHN >. JETER
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

The Philadelphia U. s. GG=ft.c of the
9th 'ns'. says: I'VE learn by letter from
London, That il is proposed t. f, rn a Stock
Company Tor the purpose "f establishing n
line of Stram Packets to ply between Lon F..
don and Philadrlrhia. Shall we have mo-
share IN the nia!tcr!"-- Char. Ner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
GGHEFk CNuCATEGNS.
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor.
II has been more tina once suggested
to nc 'hat tho resolution passed ut Il meet
in" oi citiZrn;ou las, Sale d!av did not 20
lar "non"h. hun one!r 10 have requested Of
the Cantidatcs n direct avowal. whether
they were or we're not in favor of a scpara-
ton of the Government from all banks. or
in "'hcr words, for, or against an Indepeu-
dent Treasury for The Gent raj Government.
l feel confident that the intention of tho
mectiE. was To call nni the Candidates on
the Currency question. aud Col. Elz, pro-
posed I" shape The resolution accordingly.
IL was however thought that n resolution of.
Bank, or no Bank would reach the same
oyerf and with greater simplicity, MIR.
i. Nalsnn afterwards offered the view
"t Col. Ely in tho form Of "A resolution. and
" was rejected on the grounds that it was
fully embraced in the resolution that had
passed. In truth. do nor believe that nnv
OF us thought of Mr. Clay's halfway uouse.
hu' viewed an opposition to the Bank by
the Cantiidatcs as sufficient evidence tha,
hey were in favor of m Indepcnd, nj Trea-
s"ry. make those remarks (Which would
nave been done sooner bu, for INV absence
rom home) Tor the purpose Of explaining
the views of the nccting, aud also 10 give
Inc Candidates an opportunity to convey
.heir sentiments fully TO the people WHO
have an nndoubcd rioh, 10 know their opin-
ION on This very Important subject. Some
ot The Candidates have come ont fullv. ex
p'ic''!y AMI satisfactorily, nnI ii is hoped
| that all tn" Others will f,ln.v Ine,r evan ,Ie
JOHN EOlLINGS WORTH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

f'To at H"bokcn.-Ahoui O'Clock this
morning. ii FIR" broke on, "a, iIuhukeu, W hich
"cs'r"yed several dwelling horses, Together
M'h me h"'el and stables of Mr.. Brskerck.
We are unahe To obtain the parriculrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23
'spcrifnii" yours,
LEVI DOUHURY.
Secretary of the Treasury

OFFICIAL. Soiicr. .--Thc money I've
qucn,hr.i 10y The late Jnuncs S,nith>on. Esu.
Qf LONDON. for founding an institute in The
City oi W aShinston, amounting Ia nour 3,
hall Il million of dollars, will il is expect
"d be received during the present month
by an act passed July 9Th, 1893. the nm
dersIgn"d Is directed 10 i;vc-t the same ..in
stocks ol STATES. be rim" interest 1T ihr rate.
oi NOT les than tive ler cent per annun -
ne Is now prepared T." receive proposals
from persons who have stocks of Ihis dos
criplion To dispo." of.
LEVI WOODrURY.
Secretary of the Treasury.
TEEAsuRT DLrhRrMESr,
Aueus' 6. 1858.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

ftre at Ne'r Turcn.- On SUNDAY evening
about n'cl',ck Il fire occurred M New Ha
ven, which broke out in carpcn,cr's Shop.
situated III an alley between Cherry ana
ra'r si;eets. aud before a supply of water
could hc obtained extended 10 a large pile
"f lumber III the rear, al thence 10 the resi-
deuce of III" Rev. MIR. Chaplin. in Cherry
street. where The progress nfinc flames was
Ultimately arrested. Mr.. Chapin's v;.ua
hlc library was considerably injured, but is
insured i'll the Howard office Of this CITY ,n
the full amount of loss. The fire is sun
posed 10 have been The work of inccn,;arics
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

De"tr""tiIr fire at Brooklyn.-Ycstcrday
Il. ABOUT l2 NJ, fire broke on, in MIR.
,'"rer's carpenters shop NJ the corner of
iichrY ana Cl'rkc streets, BROOKLYN. From
'tiiS pnin' II WAS swiftly carried t;, The car
pcn'er's shop nf Mr.. Valentine. II, .ucc tn -
carpenters shop occupied by Mr.. Hanson
anu Mr. Car the Que ~ carver and ,b.
"'her il turner; also to Mr.. Tu,tlc's carp"n.
'cr'e shop-rhe whole of which were con
.uhcd, together with II house occupird Inv
Mr.. Nn>lDr. IL tnman.
In consequence "f The combusrihlc nature
of IN" materials. the fire ragged Ion. and
merely. Although he Neptune No. =,
.d hive other Eronkl>n engines. and New
York engines Nos. ~ and 20, were on ,hc
spot 1T an early period. the fire was no, ex
t'n=n'>ted until 5 Z. NJ. a great deal of
work cut out Tor houses was DESTROYED, and
considerable qmnn'itv of timber
lhe loss Is estimated at from Is 10 500
ooD and Is we understand only partially in
surcd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

North West. and seemed to spread the fire
directly across The point on which the cIiy
stands. ] was informed thai 90 buildings
bad been consumed at The time we passed..
This perhaps NAY he exaggerated. bur one
thing Is crrlain-itir ruin is most fearful. -
FROM the direction of the wind after we
leit, which from The North East, changed To
East. and S"iIh East, fear the flames
must have swept on through Il very consid.
er"bie portion of The clev ted part Of the
city. Indeed ST. long rs could see dis
tIncil v the tirc appeared 10 hr spreading in
i'm EnS'rriy direction, and rs the dark mes.
ci '|ed trpun.: us. ~; could "c.,sinnalIy &c
SOME new body Of smohc and fame rising
upward with terrific beauty, as another and
hh"ther "aiilce Ia came The prev of The dc.
rourIng rlrmrnt. We SAW the FIRE t;ll w.
were so mile, distant.
nc bre was reported to have been
communicated !,r spa, ks from stcambua,.' >
S.-A gentleman from un,Ison in
forms us that Tie fire commenced in the new
si"r" "i Jacob M"uer, nmd has DESTROYED
all the houses on Front Street from. Union
street d"wn,-tlIr whole block founded bv
Front. Fleet and Ferry strcets-au,l all the
Houses on STILL Street. both sides of the
way, down to the South Eay.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

fnr following are f.r. ..G1ms' wor..s ne con.
tain ID III his speech prhiisrd ~ tho in,ciii~cn
'"r.-Spaain. '"r. Of III" a a!m,~on or Trras int,
tn Dnnn-"N " ,hai Il .:S sa'i'lrSiinn hrt,r"rn
i,!r !r"" aud tie slave States | believe 40 o,,n
can have anv doubt n, all Tia, il j., :, ,uns;ion
pecu'i'ry Interesting 20 TN" !,rcsc"t Adn,;nistr,.
'ion. w i"h 9 understood a,owcdly braStincIv
md onri V. t. he 20 hhmi iS:,n,iUu oi u norli,
'rn maii with ontI"rn prn"ipirs, there c,,, l..
~ uh. This is the continuation rf tl,e c,n,
nit'rc sectional ,mbina,ior o. Interest. or ,h,.
'l"",ndn". against he fie" STATES. and n, A.
'niniS'ra'on C mbinat'or Of a northern Admin.
tration with southern principles"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-04
DISSOLUTION.

~ Office is hereby given. that the
IN co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of CLARK & DAVIS, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
CLARK & DAVIS,
Brandon, March 22, 1888. -. .
The business will be carried on ia an
its various branches, as here,otefe; under
the firm of Davis & BUM; and by dr.
gence and good attention 10 their bns;na<.
they hope to merit share of public ~ .
ronage. DAVIS & RTIMp -,
n. B. The Books and Accounts 81 The
late firm O Clark & Davis, are left n
our hands and vii b settled by, o..
p ID & B.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-04
NATHAN CARR's EsTATE

NATHAN CARR'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the
District Of Rutland, IS. Probate Court
for the District OF Rutland, To all uer-
sons concerned in the Estate of Nathan
Carr, late Of Brandon, deceased, mites
'a'e- GREETING
" HEREAs, the Administrator Of
w the estate Of the said deceased
proposes to render an account of his ad. :
ministration. and present his account A.
gainst said estate for allowance. at a Pro.
bate Court to be holden at Rutland in said
District. on the first Monday of Nav
next,-TherefoTe, - -
You are hereby notified to appear before
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
to shew cause. if any you have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
Gsre" under my hand and the seal
f1sl fsoid Court, at Ruiland. in said
District, this tuenfy- sirth dav of
March. AID. 1885.
H. B. TOWSLEE, ReSr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-04

FOURTEENTH ANN1vERsARY OF THE
BAPTIsr GENERAL TRACT SocIETY.-
The next annual meeting of the Baptist
General Tract Society will be held in
Diversified meeting house. New-York,
on Tuesday evening, April oath, proceed
ing the meeting of the General Conven-
ton The members and friends of the
Society generally are affectionately invit.
ed to attend. By order of the Board.
I. M. ALLEN, Gen Agent.
Philadelphia, Feb. l2, 1888.