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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

A MILLER vANrlNG.-Dn- WHO can co"" well fr'o"'nel"
IA IN every respect take chas" u Mi"uiacufins ana
Gr. Mill small cli, lind employment !y "r.iW: 10 -
JrrFRE,., living Ia" lower eni ct Charlotte conH'!
sincc OF a man with snail g4Gly, preferred K Address,
OAKLEY r. o., MeCkienauiS. m :.
Am
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EassA's"S
lottery Mssd E.ecIsGnge office,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
geYn5sstri:s gn,ftcrV,

For Internal Improvement in The District Of Columbia
! Glass No 6 for 1888.
To he drawn a, Alexandria, Va Saturday, the 18th
September, ISIS
D. S. GnEGoaY Il CO., Managers.
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ELEErIVOOD ACADEMY, Hang queen eo""'y- he 'ht
cscs session OF this Scho" Will commence o. TIC
lat ro,cmUer e, the 10Th December.
' ' OLIVER WHITE.
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..|.s
P1vIa,ln, Juno ], 1893,

.arDD!'N LANDS FOR SALT o'r for sale on accomHo
- ,.rr ms land in the county Of OuLoua, Virginia.
y. un, hundred The land ID ds'an, ron Lees
., ,, one mile and half The Lees5u, Turnpike Road I"
i-r., OF Columbia passes through it. IL may be divided u,o
inn.mcrts. each oE whch are co"IOtiaOe dwell
" "a. nd divides land tcacmcnts The hOus" ID
TO-, nv f,riy though small, convenient one Suif
~ se f,i an ordinary fImy The soil is capable OF beng
;.roOyeI by the clover aud plaster There
,c Mclov iom which upwards oil hy tons ot hay msy
,r,a made. situated 10 ncishbothood OF several a
r,,,r Mills. and il ABOUT miles from the Chesapeake
,s io Canal The buildings good Among them Is az
~ corn house !ho.o disposed puErLase, will
lao the laHl for Themselves, further description -
er unnecessary communication may be addressed 10
tI.-,i.., A.. 4 laj-I2tl EDN |. LEE.
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JamrS Rirrr Land in .7ibtmGr'r

yS FARM called Nalrcnr, containing Gj Of which
!i2 grounds, accOi:n. lies above and
adjoining the uushns village ScotSviic, the north side at
TIC with rspec! course by The
River Canal.
The cleared land 4nO acsi in highly improved ard inn
the clover and asCr Tor which
,b,s .aaution together with Of which
good supply obtained from exchange Tor wheat straw
TIE corn, and lay tbs afford The best
proof pouc,ycncs-. The v':e affords ready market for
descriptions povcndcr good prices especially for meadow
becoming probable acc on tins aTn
The cOroab and the farm houses generally IN
good For hhncss heau! al situation, this place
has ut rivals. j. "lrcd private sale and DIS
posed look invited to call II not previously sold,
Offered public auction, III Scotisric on the lin Sep
,cnbcr rancr being tic list suitable
'ie few Town Lots VIII be offered
III. terms o sale will I've made accommodating.
jnIr u G23-F,dsl &. II. HARRISON.
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Ec-;hfnwgrc. China ard Glass.

EONAS j. BARROW, Importer, 30 NISSAN Srett NeE "F",
has on n complete Of choice ana desirable al
,;.c in the above line which vii be sold the country tad" MP
~, the mos, favorable erns. The Of purchaser" ic5
solicited the hope O being u5e 10 give entire salts
80" u. III
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;ygs.1TE's,.s-;s Eosgq,.y Office.

Drawn Nos in Norfolk Lottery. No )
ca 10 - 20 - - 1T 10 - 80 81 - l6
T!ake, Nos IL II -, capital prize Of $1,000 sold
and cashed Jy S!raIIon.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Every sesk-A brilliant scheme for The 18th OF Sept
Ca,i,ls 800 Gao. SIJGG0. SlnGG0-- lUD c! 81 GEO.
Nc Hc ''richpts $40 Tickets in all the I."ttcrrs
and the really lucky Numbers for sale al StraIons
Lucky Office, Look 900 Capitals sold ard ca-hed
BY StIattor-l!e all prize seller, in little over Twelve
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CHARLES s GAY.
EFFORD &. BENTLEY.
-. - IN


EHLEASURE EXCURSION. Jrom Wolhsrion. on
81 the -Muitaponi Rirer 10 Bhii;mOyc-Ihe Steamer
THOMAS JEFFERSON will leave Walkcrton on
Tuesday morning, the eleventh Of September. az eight
u'clnck for Baltimore, touching 1T all the different
landing places the River to receive passengers; ;
also stopping nj York and Gloucester Point, and
alang the YORK River, (fUr those who come off in
their n,rn hoas.) and arrive early on "Wednesday morn
ing in Baltimore. Scarcely has opportunity ever Of
ar.j to the OF business pleasure for such pleas
ing trip To the hnnumenla City, now presents selt
10 the residents Of King William, King Queen and
the counties adjoining. Baltimore is now in such
ilourishinr STATE tina; 1t will afford ample Amusement TO
the stranger in viewing Monuments, Railroads. Manu-
factories &c &c which the above Cay is noted to'
and Justly deserves praise for IL ent"rPrz'ng citizens
The Jefferson will remain in Baltimore until Friday
night AT o'clock, Giving plenty of tire to hrrch5n,s
TO select such arlic. they may want for their Fall
trade and To others enjoy all the fine scenery of Bal
tmorp) and arrive Saturday evening before Clark at
WG!ker:on.
AucxccIlert Band and other Masic will he provided
and every thing done by the Captain 10 make the trip
agreeable.
Passage and Fare $40; Children under - years and
Servants half price JAS HENDERSON,
auy II T2S-tG1 .HqSfr.
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.fJtssrs 7adrs,o H0iish0uSer and Harrey ClGy'oT
r6aHE ice that the goth day SrP'rmheT 1885, n W
fec Of Richmond Enquirer the city Of Richmond Eirg"'
shall take III. deposition Of Thomn Richie" to be rshu ~
cnce on The trial action Of cicCmcn depending 10
CTcn SUPERIOR Court and Chanccy for the conniy 9"
r wherein hu Doe Of 7Hdrer Hoish"usu cr "e "ce
n If Ncrrey CidEtOr Is pqaugGR lar dcf ndam ,,r
~ 1'9 cog 10y ,2S-r,E7 ZACHARIAIl WHEAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

EDARTNERSiliP.--'rhe subscribers have entered
e. into partnership under the firm of JAMES
BINFORD q CO, for the purp"s" Of carrying on a
wholesale and Retail Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Blu.
sness in this City. Their stock Of new goods will be
opened early in September in the well known store for.
me rly cuped by BISroRp. Brooks, GAY x Co. whore
they solicit call from their cid friends and tie public.
JAS J BiNFORD,
ALBERT q. BlNfORD.
Auy u .i-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

sEPORTS OF THE TURF.-The following swcrp
E3 stakes ar. now open he for over the course
g, the Warrpnon Springs, commencing Oh Tuesday The
lSth Of September next Three or more to make race,
TO name and c"se o the first Of September next.
vIrsr Day First idrs Colts and FLIES. 'hiec years
old las. Spring, mile and I@P'a!, 5l99 s":a%cs, half
forfeit "
Cd Rarc Is, day Colts and flies, four years old last
Suriur 500 enhance. mile and repeat. half forfeit
Scoop DAr-la Race. Nays OF all ages, $500 en-.
trance two miles and repeat, ha!!-l"riet
"a Race For colts and lillies, three years old last
Sorinr raised and nwEcd in the Counties OF Orange,
Madison, tn pepper, R.pPahannock, Fanqrier FRINGE
William Fairfax. and Loudoun, and Yves! oi the Bloc
Ridre 500 entrance, half forfeit, mile and repeat
THIRD DAY-1St RACE. Post Stake 500 entrance sin
rls dash oi mile. u close lG,l September.
Cd Race Post Sake $500 entrance, single dash OF
Sow miles 10 close on lOih September.
Focwru DAY.-Jockey Club purse Of : Goo four miles
and repeat, without charge The PropEicors guarantee
the rurSc. -, o.,
Gentlemen wishing 10 make entries in either OF i'"
above stakes will please communicate with The subscriber
at The Springs in pcrson or by letter
The course excellent one, laid out principally on
elevated lands of the Rappahannock. Stables and
training ground sandy flat adjoining tn" course, inr
pshed rras There is transportation hy steamboat aud
Railroad from North and South 10 within 80 miles o the
Springs. ~ Lr"'
Tho Washns,un nni National int igrrccr, tie Fred
Aren't Wing and Char.tnn Courier" are
que publish the above twice week o "e'"s ana trans
mi the hin. TO the Richmond Enquirer for c"Iect'"o
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EDN. |. LEE.

AMOS fuE SAi.tia obedience 10 a Decree oil it Cicnt
superior Cour " ,nd Chanccry for Augusta county pro
ounce. IT M I.urr-i ~ the 9Th day oil February ISIS IN
CAUSE tn"reia depending b"tweea
Samuel Mgle, Trustee o! Samuel aud Robert fuISahcc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

rIOPARrNERSllP-T The undersigned have enter
q ed inc Partnership under the firm OF C"nuclt ~
BKoUKs FER the purpose OF conducting h"tsaIe ana
Retail Stable and Fancy Dry Goods business. The
Stock Of Goods will be principally purchased Tor cash.
and all fresh aud de sirabrand will be opened by the
l0ih OF SEPTEMBER in The House formerly occupied by
Crouch g. Nmmo Their friends are invited to call
THOMAS CROUCH,
Arc ., r3I-i,1 JAMES G. BROOKS.
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FHSO BUlLDERS.-The successful bidder for the
"a addition to the Eastern Lunalic Asylum in the
city Of Williamsburg, having failed TO give security for
the faithful compliance with his contract notice is given,
that sealed proposals will he received the said Asylum
until the 2Oh day Of October for building said ad
diiion according to the plan and contract prepared
which will be shewn by The keeper 70 any rcison Les
rous Of undertaking.
TiiOS & PEACHY, !
BEVERLY TUCKER
RIO SAUNDERS, }Commit,le
RO MlCANDLISH.
GEO W SOUTHALL.
Ky The Richmond Wing and Compiler and Norfolk Beacon, viii
please the above months, forward
10 Jesse Colo, Treasurer OF the Hospital for payment.
Aug2l 3U2mi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

EpARTNERsliIP.-The undersigned, members of
the late concern q! BISroRu, ERocgs. GAY & Co,
have this day entered into partnership: under tie firm OF
GAY d. BENTLEY, for The purpose Of conducting a
Hho'esale ami RctsH Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
Business in this city.
They have taken the house nearly opposite the old
stand formerly occupied hy Messrs Hubbard & Gardner
which ia now undergoing thorough alterations and re
pairs for that purpose. Their stock Of ESriEkLY New
Goops will he opened by the 18th September.
The Agency OF the .NaHth'stcr Coiion and Fool Ma
nufaciyring COmDarg continues with l.. u. BENTLEY,
and will be conducted in his name.
In both these branches Of trade, hope ~ retain
portion Of the custom enjoyed in oar late business
and respectfully solicit call from old friends aud
the public generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

z TOR LiEERPOOl.-The American ship khtU b.
IL Lie, Capt y. WILLIAMS is now loading at
City Point, For freight Of 100 bids f"hacco, Apply to
Aug II t3l-tfl RUTsoN MAUkf.
EnLOODED STOCK FOR SALE i shall posi-
& 3 lively sell at public snciIon on Monday, The 81
dav Of S.1,eubrr next hcfnre Powplls Hotel III the
town oil Petersburg Va one half Of the Old Mare, Fir
lila one half Of John Linton aud bali of an Ar.
cine Mare from FIrlilIa in the possession Of james
Fletcher Esq, Of Alabama. Terms made known On the
dag o: sale. WAL H. r.,
.lseai for James y, f'sirhcr.
A., ,jll--ti5
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N.Ty.nss far Sale.

r. st OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
.r. for Aacnae county, pronounced OIL the 2ad duy
r. ~ lrr cause therein dcpcnJiu. between JcpIns
a.i IupH.'s Administrator and others, defendants
Or ~ of them. scing "a Commissioners 9" sand
. 4.r,r.r, will offer Tor sale Oh WEDNESDAY, the
s s.~i.u5si uuNt How ,RpssILLE, al the mouth %!
- u iErulT!r county, pursuant 10 the abnNc meniioEcd
d. ..: Twenty NEGRO ES, consisting. Of Men, Women
-. the property of jesse Jopins deceased, credit
Inc purchasers siv,.Is notes negotiable and payable
me nj, AZ R!chnlual their branches At lynchburg
a.. ~, I'D vGU"is"t-. - :. .,..,.
EGyGEX B; PATTERSON !T%9 COMMISSIONERS.
, III, :. of gs Lands bclongu. Of the above
Sc Jo,.a- dvc' heretofore advertised by viii not
'''.- K. l.. I.
'-N .'-.' J. VI. p.
29-;ds
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STRAY MULES-S,rnycd away from the subscriber ~
- MULES: two OF purchased Appel last al "e he
Tavern and carried home FARM IN Caroline c""1!"
Mr. Ben Gfrcn-hey suaycn ava! a'u
One midiing sized black Mule, rubbed Iie WIN
the other small dun cooch morse
when rode. The other were mack
sccd ucs old the other year Old last SPRING
and old mnc has oac Out or
have every reason I" ecSc
they arc Richmond the commons Any person who WI
IcIvr the said Mules Richmond the BASIN
get hc will give ten dollars and m Thank
full and no questions asked Ioi;, "a, 49,,
Aug2l l3i-"I b's"' h'chH'""'.
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Aug q

d iSSOLUTION.--rh Partnership heretofore tx.
81 y slinI between the suhscri5eTs under The firm Of
BlNFORD, BROOKS, GAY IL CO, vas dissolved
by mutual except far isnecessaTy TO close
toe business the lst instant Each Of the partners
are authorized settle and collect balances due 10 the
concern but ths duty is d.vulvrd chiefly T. +. Bent
lev. who will for time give his exclusive attention
1t is earnestly hoped that those indebted to us Will
come forward and close their accounts during the pre-
sent month"; other emDloymcn's will claim oar aiten
ton after that time JAMES J. RlNTOKD,
JAMES G. BROOKS,
- -,
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Union Fire Prcnf Lirery Stable.

r,F grateful patronage extended TO hm pro-
yurS to late m.Gunes, INFORMS In! ificnds ana 'h
lie tina, he fro proof stables near the 'on
canabo and trusty hostlcfs and that no
excogs on his shall be spared TO give satIsihcon 10
S" I,cy will be AIKEN on livery by the day month
"ncI ~, ny =, I'd s. cts m bi,c WM. l.. TRAVIS
'a""tr 'io'''' ''- ~ 3l-3t
Aug1 -D'.---
NOTCE-1hr undersigned Commissioners on 'r ri c
u ssyr Bridge Company will receive sealed pInpos"s Tor
,hn wood work Of Two Bridge, ill the 2'h
LOO feet panIhe porosas 10 oc "
,.r,,d 10 The Treasurer ofihe GAINESVILLE Bridge mlsf;
'e'' " " BENZ. CARRlNG1ON,
4. r. PENBERToN,
JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM,
FRANCIS t. DEANE,
Au- "a [3l-i2oSl Commissioner
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NJHEAT-We wish 10 purchase few carsoes OF "heH''"
,,, .' "1'' iiGyyiTI' WILLIAMS & HAXALL

M persons having claims against the estate OF RiC
ARD GORDON decd are requested bring them forwards
and those indebted VIII please
further indulgence cannot be gwen
CHARLES :. PhLMORE, ID. s.
Booker HoOdsoa Sheriff, and such 7dR"isra,or G
Aug2i l6l-3tI ReSoG Gordon, ascd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

Inirtrstty Of PcnnSW tHnta--neHlcal DFP0r7Mf"l.
Monday the 9Th day Of
Noy,mer and nucd under the following airans, nc,:
Practice Theory Of Medicine N'TH1NifL E;iNHS' A. H.
Chemistry, ,W,''',,. t'n.,s Al u
so'sey, WILLIAM T.. HoENrE. NJ p.
hhat'h?' SAMUEL JAcEsuS, NJ. d.
lGsti'u'es " Il. Wuop, ". ID.
obstetrics md the Diseases OF No- :, \, N
men and Children, nGGh H. 'lop" &c.,; w. =, H..
Cinra and at The cunsy |vania Hospital
The amount fees of tuition is the same as
ucrcayr hay ing made in consequence Of Inc M
tne nunos vi i'"SO'Y' w. Z HURNER
@>'"' '" " Old
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

.EiE FOR Skl4E.l wish TO .c tIs 5cauii;u, le'
a mi So: healthy Farm privately 1t lies in powha,aU
"a, miles oal ic Courthouse ten from CIttesviiIc, aud
,,.r,, a.. tho tract; bounded the North BY James River,
s,. ., 5'I iajins from CatterSril!o 20 Richmond,
, @ road,) The East by the ia0ls OF ThuS
INN 8 - anu on West hy Deep Creek, which steam
..os Gcm" Nd. There IL >Pcndd "i! site on tins
~ Ter course AMI Ntensiv. quarry Of granite ;och
, 1, hundred yari< the place. have iu!i.pn'ab!e
lard Bcmead estate opposite 10 the msItc,
~. H 90. o., ,c Included IN n, s:'c.I
d. m "a well catered. and we'll adapted TO ;hc growth o!
p.;. tobacco and clover. The buildings good, AMI
ygrs convenient dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house,
re- ar.c rou.nrre ,5e carras house toh1ccn houses,
40; ih thr.>iT. machine attach'd- MI! give posses
"a f-s; nf J.ru try nex-of vii give immediate posses
'.,rr.i GA cnuiitOGs Those who iSp"sedt to
arc icvi,.d to and ths property shh!i take
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17
January. i7,5is3e.


,,-.Iv agreed TO what had been sad oy
Wy Clag and Calhoun and ne re-
s .sssi thaI the neutrality Of the country
8 soother quarter Texas, Texas) had
NO, ,lso been preserved: la !,
NO Mr. DAVIS Of Massachusetts, concurred
~ views that had been thrown out IN
n - 70 the obligations Of the govern
,osn, % preserve acknowledgement be adj
He'd also that il was matter Of deep regret
that the government had not moved ear
licr. and exerted inselflo preserve neutrai'
ity in another quarter. II
He concurred, too, with Mr. Calhoun
in the sentiment that rupture WIN Eng
LAID would be a great calamity out -
should be sorry to believe that TINS sfea'
and growing country was influenced oy
the Consideration, that one nation Is pow
erful and another weak -
Mr.. Davis was followed by MIR, Benton
who said that the military committee, o
which he is chairman, have now und E,
consideration some measures which VII
Enable the executive the better to carry
into effect the existing laws for suppress
ing disturbances, and preserving oraer,
The message was then referred TO INT
committee on foreign relations, 81. 49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17
NoT1cE-To ANr1-SLAvEnT AsEgTs

NoTIcE-To ANTISLAvERV AsBETs
IN VERMoNT.-At the la annual meet
ing Of the Vermont Anti-SiaveTy Society
it was "Resolued, That the several ANTI
Slavery Agents be requested to keep
correct and minute account Of all money
collected by them in this State, aud fur
nish the Treasurer of the State Society
with such account; also an account of all
sums by them transmitted to The Treas
urer of the American Society" Ths
object of the above resolution was to
show by the Treasurer's report full acs
count of all the moneys collected for the
Anti-Slavery Society. AS yet no re-
turns have been made, except by l. Cod
ding. AS do not know the address of
all who have acted as agents, or who
have collected and paid over money from
this State to the paren, Society, wish
the Telegraph, and other papers in this
State favorable to this cause, would in
sert this, that the attention Of both agents
and all others may be called to the shove
resolution and as the next annual meet
ing is to be on TIM 2lst of next mani. it
is my wish that these reports may be for
warded by the 18th Of next aonth.s -
Respectfully, B. F. HASKELL,
I Treasurer VI. A. S. Society.
Cornwall, Jan. 10, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17
ANTI-sLAvERY NOTICE.
Remember those who sre IN bonds Is beund

" Remember those who are in bonds as bound
with them"
The fourth Anniversary of the Yer
mont Anti-Slavery Society will Be holden
at Middlebary on the 2lst and 22d OF
FEBRUARY next and commence by pubic
exercises on Tuesday evening preceding.
Ants lavery societies within the state are
requested to send Delegates and all
friends of the cause are respectfully invi!-
ed to attend. Several gentlemen of DIS
tinction from abroad,it is expected, Will
be present and participate in the public
exercises.
BY direction Of the Exec. Committee.
]. A. ALLEN, Sec'y.
MiddIebury, Jan. 9th 1888.
Editors of Newspapers are requested to
| insertthe above Notice.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17
NOTICES..

NoTIcE-The Onion River Minister
al Conference will meet at the house OF
brother Ingrasain, in Essex, on the fourth
Wednesday of the present month, at o.
clock, P. M. AS the Clerk has recently
left the Conference, and the subscriber
has not the records, the parts assigned
cannot be given. AARON Angler. Pres
Waterbury, Jan. 8, 1898. i ..=tt -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17
DIED,

In Boston, December. 80, Charles H. Cotton,
late of the U. o. Navy. and son OF Joha Cotton, ,
of Windsor VT. aged so. --.-.s
In Li.ehfeld. Conn Oh the 9th ut.. Martha
H. Forbes, daughter Of the late Abnet FORBES, of
Windsor, VT, aged p. ~.--z..@< 81
: In Randolph, Nov. Z. of the consumptiou, Ma
ry Permelia, daughter of Charles Adams, aged 81
In Fort Ann, on the 5lst ult., Sarah, wife OF
Daniel Harrington, and dgnghta u Joan Hsr.
ungsoa. Of Esston, III @7 ~~. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17

PHILoLExIAN Question for
discussion this evening, "wednesday
Haze zoe righs to petition Congress tor
the abolttio" Of stuvery n the aareko d,
ing States? S. B. JUSR, Sec.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17
MARRIED.,

January lst. ty NJ. D. Miller, Henry R. Dyes,
to Lucy Ann Miller. all of Springfield. Atso.
Jan. Sd, by M. D. Miller Sylvester g. Sherman
of North kingsfotd. 3. l.. to Mary E. Uphsm CT
Weathersfieid, VI. 49, -- -.
At Marsbfeh, On new years eve. by B. Wiz
lard, John Vanorn4Inof Randolph, 10 Cynthia
DODGE of Marshfeld.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17

Highest mean temperature 42,20.
Lowest Z" 60 IL.
Mean tembera'ure for the week "a, II II.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17

NoT1cE-The Board fthe VERMONT
Baptist State Convention will raeet at the
house of Samuel Griggs, in Rnfand, on
the last Tuesday in January, at 6 O'Clock
P. Nj. - q G. A, THOMAS, Coz Sec.
NIB. The members of the Board are
invited by the Baptist church in Rutland.
to meet at the Baptist meeting house. at
o'clock, P. NJ, on the above mentioned
day in order 10 organize q council for
the purpose of ordaining, Oh the day
following, brother A. Haynes as pastor Of
the church. Jan. /, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17

NoTIcE.--The Board of the Vermont
Branch OF the Northern Baptist Educa-
ton Society will meet at the house of
Samuel Griggs, in Rutland, on the last
Tuesday in January, at 7 o'cloek, P. NJ
". B. Benefciaries will make their re-
turns to Elijah Hutchinson, Windsor, Vt.
By order of the Board. 49,.
E. HuTcH1NsoN,
Jan.l, 1888. ~-sz Cor. Sec.
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For the week ending January 18th. inst.