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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

Two CONsUMERs OF sEGARS-Tbe mos, sx.
tenve whole ale ard retail rgar establishments II New
Yo,k are ANDERsONs Nos 500 and J2i Broadway where
the choicest approved brsrds always be- had
Mr. Anderson large supply Vt the same splendid
he recently Through the Aeriean Consul 10
the Pacha Of Egypt accordance with an order received
that funciionary. Jco-yt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

Youths aad Chldren's Hats, from oil SO 10 90
The above prices but small advance on the cost Of
material INDEPENDENTLY NIL sales must be
made cas- without any deviation from the above low p
Also an unrivaed assortment OF Cloth and Fancy Caps
wholesale and retail Country dealers supplied on the NEST
favorable terms. o. WATsON
Isl Chatham ST. j doors from Mulberry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

TyHIIDU EMS LVTHl NG-The susseriprrs see
" constantly hard extensive of childgns
othnr made In the fashionable style which they WI
eel IN very reasonable at wholesale retail.
m29-suss aEo 4 WpvT co ~ Rewevv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

For sALE-Ats.J sYLvEsTERs, Is, Broadway
II and a Wall street.
5000 Michigan,
$500 Alabama and Indiana,
1000 Ohio, Illinois and Kennedy,
800 Georgia. and al other bank notes ana cer'bsstes
q the best -, :
toe ss md ses aritles my2j
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

nHsTaNATE COMPkAtNTS-Dn.C hhhnrs
eelersted Astngep Pills now considered an int
BILE cure failure ofcepsiva, cubs b Injections kc
Over ioavee been old whost complaint 70
any agent ror rave loss eeotro Of bladder prosz,e
alsnas end all affections of the ksseys these pills pre-
enep,ly ucersfun 10 female weskses.s green sekntss
and suppression they never fail ~ restore 70 per
For sale wholssal. and retail by A. d. SANDS, iee
ysiten 81 wsu and the following drug stores
Corser walker and Brosswsy; Cross and Pearls cor.
ner Bowery wsiker Grand ard Bowery, corner
Houson Howery; Bond and Roweryi Canal ans
usdson and Rurnetrs, IS sirA Avenue In Philadelphia,
by Samuel r. Grhtb Jr.
Price u per bor. -.,.,,
D. Cruptry merchants who desire buy by the doIcn
or gross will be supplied liberal discount and the Pills
will be warranted ihsm 20 produce hs DESIRED snect
myii-im.
TNsTITUTION FOk THE tUsE 0r STAN.
i MERiNo-Thn institution ioruery 81 Courusndt street,
reopened Tor The receptions Of pupils oa the h Of Msy
neat ass Spring street. Hsdson Arrangements have
been persons coming fre the country, and others
that the Insue and thus be constantly
under the superirtendsnee OF the Prineps The system
taught will be prsced by the subscriber for the
last We wears with such copete Hundreds per-
this city adjoining country have experiepcef
m benefits and testified complete efficacy curing
Pupils will he received Ave
old lofty in all cases guarslteea the money
Terms~From s9s to sico The sdgen, cured gratis rm
pher rformson apply to the subscriber Al she institute
III nv lvucr, post paid.
Circulars se hsa by Supplying = sbsve containing
lfcat~s OF cures. recommendation, nc.
sl7.Sm HENRY WELLS. FrtnctrsL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09
~ PRIVATE rNkATlSk;, &c. On VEN
EREAL DISEASES, GONORRHEA, GLEET he, writ

-. so good Straw Sewers a1tcd. To good hands the
highest price will be given Apply rs above Je2.lm1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-09

HAVANA So An --sooOoc Havana Sugars, ofvsri
ous brands Tor sale in lots 10 suit purchaser by
mv2s.Iws SMITH BELL, les Front street
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
: .eL stclsGeEd Enquirer: -.
,Pt'BLIsIEEn EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
'"ai 81 BY HENRY ADAMS. s"a-

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
tw1dolars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months. ,.;,,-T ..l,..,...--. .,.!-s- .-,
To companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above To companies less than six,
81 rs per year, payable as before. 25 cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made ia advance. These prices exclusive Of mail
or stage charge for transportation, % ''
No papers viii be discontinued unit. all nrrearnges
,sNolies Of a wish to discontinue must he given be!
fore the expiration eta year. t,- NOM i4a,y. L.
HApyERTlsINa, 0Oae square, three Insertions. 81,
and the same Proportion t'.r two or more squares
Haifa sqnarP Is cs. Continuance over three weeks
% per cent per week. Aihefol deduction made for
advertisements continued or II months. .,,.,.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90 :
Commissioners Notices, '' I 25
'i-All COMMUNICATIONS must be POSTPAID. l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
,CONN,) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2o, 1883.
SEVENTEEN.

Eyes she had at lleaVeI,ls Lluc,
Cheeks like two blush roses. '#" fHl1t 81.
Fresh MS when the morning iGw, GE". ...r5
Ion their tender tint Fepnscs., s---.
Lips Of coral-tce,h of peari4la .'' 81. ~
Curling ptaylully harlresses; 81 -.- TO
Though a wumnn, still girl. -.s.. . p.
Yet her brow grave IhoughrcxprCsses.
Could the heart. like fiintor STEEL, m''E
III Srorn mere wheeling words of lightness,
Still the hardest heart nInsl feel, r.... f...
B. A girls wii7electric brightness, .r... ~
When heard her-,ken uyicar j., 30 .ga
q: Heard an angeisSoicc heGuiling; .,i.a....l
When gazed, and wonll not hear, .-. . d,
.s, Then saw an angel smiling.
'" &'-3'. ~. FE''T ". T. Mirror.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
RAEE... Re,aD.

NOTICE Is hereby giren TO lhc Stockholders
IN Of the HOusGlonic Rail Road Company,
that an insiGlaaent Of ten dollars an Sh0reo TIE
CAPITAL Stock Of said company has been ordered
By the Board Of Directors 10 he paid iOthe IreG-
sHrer Of said Company on the first, Of December
Hert. To- gIGa JESSE STERLING, Treasurer
Bridgeport. Oct. "a, 1883. Z .ag. Ia, 4 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
FLOUR.

Ax Vii AnnuaI Turn Meeting Of the inhabitants
4 * he io,cn Of Npp- Milfmd, legally harmed
sjsd held at The T'o,on House on the LIST day Of
0cfober, 1865 .,;si al, ...-..i ....,t WI
zorEp, that Swine be permitted TO 60 al
large on the commons with good and
siiicicnt ring in the nose. .....,, ..l,.....,l,
Voted, that this By Law continue in force
III one year. ~. '..r..- '.......,.,.......,.,..l
,Voied, that this bylaw be published in the
Litchfe!d Enquirer, newspaper printed 10
LitchficId. ...I -I ..-y -....y.
The above and foregoing is a true copy Of
record. Certified BY
~ ~. JOEL w. NoRrIRor, Torn Clerk.
Neu- Milford, Oci. g, 1898. ..t %
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
70 THOSE AFFLICTED wlrn
d.;tfra CORNS.s,,'g'o '' r.

HWyitE rr,l.ra,ei ALBION CORN PLASTER Sf
t"rds instp" relief aud ut the tune ,lisE"iS"e
a"d drass he C"rn out b., the rn",s without the
le1s,' pain. ''' 20. ." .'t ~'''' ''H
CEkrLFTCATE. "T.i ,hI,sr afflicted With C1rHs "
I rfeetlItU certify, that lrtVc used ttr AplioR
C"rn Plaster. with complete success. BeCre hnt
q. ed "ne h,x, il rnMpleciy cured c"r" which had
the hc EFT or tlsr afflicted With ,h"' pHi"t,'s r.'tn
riaiat.t aini1.lI 9N' bar ,%tVi-1WM. SHAW. 2
sF2.ssbing, H. Ii Feb. %. Price 50 ceN,s hex.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
NEW 'ROa1KS.

lust received at the Bookstore in East
~. street, a variety of New Books among
which are, Tales Of Terror, Life in Paris by
Dick Wildfre, Humphrey Clinker and Anne
liza, illustrated by Cruikshank History of
Texas the. Young Mother and the Young
Nov 8, y ''' 80 <1 s. GALp1N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED la

/ - Cambri0n TOOtA- Ache PlHs, = p.
WTTHIGH ui,e immediate rrl"f, without the least
wv injury i"ihe Teeth. ON trial this III he fund
one of the hest remedies known for this com lnhi.-
Pr,rn so cents n box. '' 10
~ Name ssnoiHp ualess isnr on tn outside prn
ted wrnnprr Iiy the sole prapi'tor z kifder, imn'
a,- nj his Counng r ,rp. over NJ. 90 C"uri.srrpt,
",r Concert Han, Boston, and alsn rs hi. special up
p"iutmrnt, hv ''I.'' n"t" .'h N''b I.-.. 'iH~
Drs. BueI and BecAwith, LifchGe ~. COacics.
South Farms; J. c.. Stevens, Canaan;
'-HWa Messrs. Loon,is, Bethicm. W ~
-. No.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
1BL.A. MES,
no E0aceters.

A BLANK Germ, for taking depositioas out
"A fthis State, just printed and for sale 1T
this Office. 4a,. .ud oa,,- isa. Sept. ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-22
Dr., Relics aromatic Pills,
FOE. FEMALES J!

FWNIlEYr rMrilv the BnOd, quicken ne circUINi"n,
l. asss, thu, ..mo.r,l atoms Of nature, and are
" general rrn."dy fr The rrevniing complaints among
,ic female part d society. The Pils are rar'ir"ary
thar. tsut,ursr, Sheet reah, Stalking Of the Spin
H. I-j"r,mn aud ,lisi"c ua,i.n I" eSerrse aud s"ce
". MARRIED lue. win aud III" P,tis eH"ail, "efn'.
exrp, in rasrs 81 rrrsnncy 'rh'n They must not he tn
ksn-h-ifhcr mast they lie tak~N by prraons Of hrer
az c,'naump,iNe ,nbii-. Prrc 81 50 box. i,.,,.-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-21
FOR TROY, ALBANY, OR
G; Esp So a
The Western Country.
Via BrattIeboro aud bennington.

II EAYES Chase's every morning (Sun-
- days excepted) at 3 o'clusk, and arrive at
Troy aud Albany same evening, where il in
tersects the great Western Canal, Steam
boats for New York, Railroad for Ballston
and Saratoga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
Passengers on arriving at Troy or Albany,
can procure passage for the West at almost
any hour OF the day, either by Stages, Packets
or Railroad
3. This line also. leaves Baker and Walkers
stage Office, Albany and Troy, for Benning-
ton and Brattleboro, daily Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage will leave Alta
ny for Bennington every morning al 10 o'clock,
on the arrival of the Boat from New York, and
Railroad from the West. Passengers going
East, who arrive at a Ibany in The morning
and take the Stage for Bennington, will not be
subjected to riding in the night
At Bratt!eboro, this line intersects with four
different stage routes TO Boston, and two for
Lowell also, Stages to Concord and all parts
OF New Hampshire, and the Connecticut Riv-
er Line of Stages for Walpole, Bellows Falls,
Charles.own, Hanover, aud Haverhil Pass
engers can go from Albany through to any Of
the above towns in two days.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-21
BY Mas. C.

Wake harp resume again thy pensve tones
And touch the strain that's most BETTING woe
For sorrow swiftly treads on sorrows heels,
And scarce gives place for melancholy joy.
Deaths the vile .worm that gnuws the ten
der root,
OF earthly happiness, that mixes gall,
With every sweet, and causes man to drink,
The very dregs fdisappointments cup.
Deaths his cloud at midday, his frost in spring
The thunderbolt, that strikes the pretty flow'
And scatters far and wide its loveliness
Upon desert air.
OF late thou harp hath touch'd death-bet
scene,
. THAT caused our hearts, unutterabe grief
And made us.feel the depths of human woe.
Deaths probed our hearts again ere they were
healed,
And made them bleed afresh at every pore,
That "httle Daughter dear,".the last remains
Other we loved SO well, is-bighted all. -
On her we looked with pleasure, pleasure such
As. mortas here experience after PAIN
And hoped to see mothers virtues shine
In future years the gems of her young soul.
Helen's the lonely Parents hope and seemd
The elements in which his passions movd,
Gay guileless, sportive little girl she was
And looked as if she'd have as fair a cheek,
As ever breath of morn did play upon,
All clad with fairy smiles so beautiful,
So full of life she seem'd we scarce could think,
That in her infant path a pitfall lay,
Where meath fow'rs conceal'd, death watched
his prey
To breathe upon her midew as she pass'd.
But thus it is; hope smiled TO be dcceiv'd
And mocked by the Grim Monarch of the tomb,
She felt his with'ring breath and droop'd and
fell,
Like some sweet flower in budding loneliness,
'Nipt by the frost of spring hriore it could
Expand its fragrant leaves in perfect growth.
Now side by side in yonder church-yard
green,
Lies the 0nd Mother and her offspring dear,
Moul'dring to dust in one long dreamIess sleep.
But death will loose his prey. When God
commands
The slumb'rers to awake, that mother' rise
And in Der sainted arms clasp her dear babe,
The partner of her grave, an hertor
With her of heaven, flower by Jesus blood
Cleansed from the stains of native guilt, bloom
ing
Fresh with life, a child Of Immortality.
Brookline, May 8, 1888.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-21
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, IS.
Al Probate Court holden at Brattleboro,
within and for said district. on the fourth
day Of Sept. 4. ID. 1895, Present, Hon.
DANA HYDE, Judge:
M HEREAS Elijah Slebbins, Executor
w on the Estate of MARSHALL w.
isssfsfs - ~ ,sy...... .i.aaaa.l ,.s,,t.
proposes tc-~4nder his final account Of his adj
mn'straton Of said estate ON the 29th Of Sept.
insi therefore it lie ordered by the Court that
All persons interested in said estate be notified
10 appear at The Probate Court to be holden at
sne once OF the Register on the 29ih day of
September inst 10 shew cause ifany they have
why the said account should not be allowed /;
for which purpose il is further ordered that
copy of the record Of this order be published in
The Vermont PhDniS, printed at Bratteboro,
three weeks successfully, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record
s. ELLIOT, Regr.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Distinct Of Marlboro, So

District Of Marlboro, SIS.
To the Heirs or their Guardians of the Estate
Of SETH SliEiD, late Of Greenfield
State Of Massachusetts deceased:
A PPLICATlON having been made by John
IN Newton, Administrator on said estate, for
license to sell so much of the real estate al
public auction or private sale as will be suti.
cient TO pay the debts and lcgacies of said de-
ceased You are hereby notiliedthat hearing
will be had in The premises at the Probate
Court TO be holden on the 29h day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1888, at the Registers office in
Brattlcboro in said district. And unless bonds
be given with sufficient sureles for the pay-
meut of said debts and egacies within such
time as the Court shall then aud there direct,
license and authority will be given The said
administrator to sell so much OF the real estate
of said deceased as the personal estate is in
sufficient TO pay.
Given under my hand at Wilmington in
said district, this 29lh day Of August, A. ID.
1898.
DANA HYDE Indga
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Is ASTONISHING!!
Great Cures!! Cures!! Curcs!!!

EFERENCES can be had to people of
~ the hrst responsibility, gilmore than TWO
HUNDRED ASTONISHING CURES, eff.
iected by La Medicine Curative Pills in july,
ieSS-ali Of them pronounced incurabe. One
family OF have all been cured of an obstinate
Diarrhoea, by the use of but one box of Pills.
reference also to cures in paIpitations of the
heart, attended with cough and raising of blood.
81 , Beat all This If you can.
The above article is for sale by G. w. EN-
ERSON, of Bratteboro, VI Principal agent
for me United States of america, and none
genuine unless 1t contains the within signature
Oh U. w. Emerson, TO each article.
Par LIE ROY,
Proprietor De La Medicine Curative.
For sale also by Wheelock Keith, Jackson, N.
T.; .hsssrs. Baker g. Mortified, Fayetteville,
r.; 8. 4. r. Cheney, Jamaiea, n; .Messrs.
LgseHe 8 Jones, Doper, r.; .Messrs. III. f.
~. Goodno,c, Whiiinghan., ~; Nm. Halle,
HhL,nsdaie, N. II Harden Ford, Chesterfield,
~. H.; Ira p. Hayoood, Wardsboro, ~;
Jesse Cone, Marlboro, ~; s. f. Thompson,
Io'onshend, a.; and Eihu Halladay, Chick
opee Falls, Mass. Aug. o. 1883.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-21
Am erican Truss.
JAQUTTE's PATENT.
More Testimony in Favor OF
Jaquith's Truss, from WASH
ingtOn City. ID. e.

have examined Jaquith's Truss and believe
IL better adapted for the cure of Hernia than
any other instrument of the kind that has yet
come before the public, and recommend them
TO all afflicted with that disease, as an article
well calculated 10 give them relief,
ALEX. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Physician to the Washington Infrmary.
Washington City, ID. e. Dec. 20, 1887.
fully concur. with Doct. Williams in the
above opinion in regard To Jaquith's TrusEP
THOS. II. MILLER, MD.
Washington City, Dec. u, 1857.
| have in several cases applied Jaquith's
Truss, and conclude with DR.. Williams and
Miller, in their opinion of the same.
J. p. VAN TYLER.
Washington City, Dec. 81, 1887.
Certificate from Rec. Joseph Marsh, Hias-
dale, ". H.
Agreeable TO your request that would make
a statement relative to the Truss obtained at
your shop, do hereby certify that for two or
three years past have been afflicted with the
Hernia, and have at times suffered much pain
thereby, and that by the application of ia
quith's Truss, was Immediately relieved of
that pain. and have been as trust, after wear
ing IL few weeks, effectually cured
i1s Physicians and other gentlemen who
take an interest in improvements which tend TO
alleviate human suffering, are invited to call
and examine the Truss manufactured and for
sale by JOHN BURNHAM, Jr. one door
south of the High School,
Bratteboro, April, 1888. 80
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Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on the Connecticut Rirer Line
Of Stages from Bratfie5oro 10 Hartford,
and from Braitieboro 10 HaperhiH.
N>HE old Mail line leaves Brattleboro for
n Hartford, every morning, Sundays ex-
cepted, at O'Clock. Fare S4,25.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford, at
O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare SIS, So
FOR Haverhlll, n. H., the old Mail line
leaves at 4 O'Clock, every morning, SUNDAYS
excepted.-Fare $3.50.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Haverhill, NJ
ii O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare 5000.
NJNExtras will be furnished when necessary
for all stages on the above line.
Bratteboro, April 90, 1888. "a
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Estate for Sale.

- rHNHE subscriber offers for sale
%7S;:.5 Il the following described Re
80 q al Estate lying in Westminster,
G----SsssszSsssSsss3 VI. One piece of land about
ihifty acres, with the buildings thereon, (in
good Teepair,) where he now resides. Also,
ABOUT hVe acres OF land aud the buildings
thereon, adjoining the above mentioned Io,
where John Reed formerly lived. Also four
acres OF land lying on the Main Street near
The Meeting House, Also forty acres of
pasture and wood land lying within half a
mile OF the aforementioned premises. He also
calls on all persons in said Westminster who
are justly indebted to him Especial contracts
excepted to make payment previous TO the
hrSi day oil March next, and 10 LAYERS fees
will be required till after thar lime. And ali
persons having just claims on him are request
ted to call and receive payment forthwith.
MARK RICHARDS.
westminster, August 10Th, 1888. Sweop5l.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-21

| WHEAT.-As the season is approaching,
when most farmers begin to think andlalk
about putting in their winter wheat, and
many inquiries are made respecting ,h@bes
manner OF preparing the soil, and the Proper
lime of sowing, have taken the liberty to
extract part of letter found from Hon. S.
Ia,brop, of West Springfield, Mass. in an
old volume and from snch source II will,
! think, bear the scrutiny OF any OF our
Young farmers. He says-l have cultivated
this species of grain, every year, Tor the last
five and twenty years, and have been as
successful in this as in any other branch oil
husbaudry. My crops have averaged be-
tween 20 and 80 bushels an acre, and have
sometimes risen higher twice during that
period. my crop has been sadly blasted
have found the red bearded wheat the Ymost
sure. This has never failed me entirely
when the white wheat from Genessee bias
proved worthless. My course is briefly
this. have five fields which stock down
to clover and heardsgrass. Late in the au.
tumn OF every year plough up one OF them,
and unless feed has been short and scarce,
turn in the whole of the aftermath. The
next spring | manure the land aud plant
WIN CoIn VI PotatVes, '"nl.S Vu'c ""' w
disturb the sod unnecessarily during the
I'culuvation. AS soon as the corn hasarriy'
ed to sufficient degree Of maturity, it is
removed from the ground, which is then
ploughed a little deeper than before in order
that the sward may be brought near the
surface, and subjected TO the operation of the
harrow, &c until it is sufficiently pulverzed
and mixed with the soil. should choose
to have the wheat sown as early as is prac-
ticable after the 20lh OF September but the
season and other circumstances have fire.
quently prevented its completion until early
in October. have gathered good crop
when it was sown as late as the 10Th of the
latter month. The land is then stocked
down with grass with the wheat. - Yankee
Farmer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-21

Treasure TrOre, or a HH 10 The Diggers
In the course of grading Hawk-street IN the
helds, few days since, just where it passed
through an old burying-ground,a coffin was
discovered, and near 1t a trunk much decay
ed, which was hauled up AID examined. 1t
was found to contain substance resembling
finder, which was once upon a time bank
notes, or perhaps continental money, and "a
parcel of coin, all of which was greedil y ta-
ken up by the black men engaged in dig
gng. AS no white person was near, the
discovery of the treasure was not known un-
I'll it was too late TO examine the decayed
trunk, and the only piece of gold. that has
yet been exhibited, ofthe lot, is ducat bear.
ing the date of 1883, and having on one side
the likeness of stalwart Knight, with a
sword in one hand and a sheaf of wheat in
the other, and round about him the wf--''
abbreviated as follows: Concordiq,'rs Ter
Ores. Holl. probably "Con1~'ua,a nepuol'c@
perpetuo crescat HG9 og Holland ' ;nc .'an,
qaliiy OF TIN sn the other side there is re@:
,,,JIs-~q'dare drawn and inscribed with the
-ioilowing words Mo. Ord Provin. Feeder.
Belg. AID. Leg. Imp. which may be trans.
lated " Issued (misso) by the order OF the
Conierated Belgic Provinces according 10
the law oflhe land of the empire or sup
posing the word Mo. to be an abreviaton for
Ammo, the reading would be, In the wear of
the organization of the Belgic confederacy,
&C.
The coin is of fine gold and was hid in
Its secret place with its colleagues by some
cautious person during the revolutionary
troubles, by some slaunch tory, who lived
long enough to chuckIe over the worthless
ness of continental money, and to console
himself with his treasure put away but who
never reached the Borough after the war
The diggers were lucky dogs if the suspi-
clon be Just hat the deposite was laroe.-
Other pieces will soon creep ouL-N0rtolk
Beacon.
Where the Money goes! In order that the
people may know what they have to nav for
allowing the Administration to issue Shin Mas
tiers, We make the following extract from The
Bill oil Appropriations asked for by Mr.
Van Buren,, and granted by the present Con-
gress.
EXPENSES OF PRINTING Treasury NorEs
30, OOO!!'
Is this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
what is III Must the Government not only
DE allowed to force their paper money on the
peoples nut must we also pay twenty thousand
dollars in order to have il aioat.
a Ghost Of the gold humbug how the gold
nows up the Mississippi, land what lots of
hard money" the administration blesses the
country with? And how cheap tooi WV
since such are the fruits Of Mr.. Van Buren's
rule; who can wish to perpetuate III Not the
hard working yeonanry of the land most sure
y.-Somerset Wig.
Lore. The editor of the Methuen Gaz.
cite makes the following sweeping asser.
ton -
What man and never love Pshaw
such man must have a heart of ice =. sonl
as hieless as corncob the gizzard of n
goose and head as sappy as a cocoa nut !
1t is stated that there are 100000 feathers
upon the wing of a silkworm moth, and thai
any one doubling the truth of the statement,
can easily satisfy himself by counting them