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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.

Observation-Disclosures SESSION.
Mr. THOMAS reported bill establishing the town of
Beckley in The county Of Fayeite. Passed.
MIR. HoLLEMAs reported bill concerning Peter kre-
mcr. Passed.
MIR BRAxros reported bill TO authorize n separate
election al Glenns in the county Of Gloucester
Passed. ~ r
county of Randolph TO the county Of Preston. Passed.
MIR UoIIEMAS reported bill concerning the Com.
missioner of the Revenue for the county Of Berkeley
Rejected.
Pannili from her husband, Edmond rannll. rosSeui
Mr. Thomas reported bill to incorporate The Bucha-
nan and Pationsburg Savings Bank. Passed
Also, bill TO establish new regiment IN the county
of Kannwhn Laid on the table.
Mr.. PATERSON reported bill TO survey route tor 4
road from the Warm Springs to The Kanawha Turnpike
Laid on the table.
Also a bill 10 enlarge the powers Of the county Courts
of Abemarle and Nelson, TO open road from Scotts-
Vile 10 The head waters Of Rockish river Passed.
Also bill to provide for the construction OF road
from Moorefed TO the Northwestern Turnpike, win
amendments. Passed.
Also, bill concerning the organization OF me Le&ng-
ton Arsenal and the connexion Herewith oil Military
School at The Washington College Laid on the table
Mr.. HoLLEMAS reported bill concerning The NoIlo-
way tribe OF Indians Passed.
Nr. ltuSToS reported bill incorporating the Cnaf-
loltesvilIe Savings Institution. Passed -,
MIR FoSrAISE reported bill Incorporating the fTgl.
MIA Copper Mining Company, The county OF Amherst
Passed.
Mr. PATERSON reported bill to incorporate company
for the construction OF road from Lynchburg TO Chill
toms Tavern Passed.
Mr.. HoLLEmAy, concerning VIM. Kyle, Deputy She
riff Of the county Of Bo,etouGt. Passed.
Mr. PArrEsos reported a bill to authorize subscrP.
ton on the part of the State the capital stock OF the
Goose Creek Navigation Company. Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. PATTEsos. the Senate adjourned
Thursday, AprH5, 1888
The following bills were passcd-A bill incorporating
the North River Navigation Compuny-A bill concern
ing the Sweet Springs and Prices Mountain Turnpike
Company-A bill concerning the Parishes of Farnhan
and Lunenbnrg in the County of Richmond-A hill IN
coroora,inp The South Shenandoah Toll Bridge Conpa
ny-A bill to authorize survey of road from Poin
oil or near the German Settlement to point on the Nor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07

Died. Of pulmonary consumption, his fathers residence in tho
county of King William Friday the Gtl u JAMES HRRrERT
LpcoMB the 2th Of his ngeA 90 early age he was
cnuloyed IN the service clerk, which capacity
he a the entire confidence and esteem Of
his EMPLOYER all who had deangs with him. His upcb,ncss
of conduct integrity and devotion bis employers into
rest were worthy the imitation Of all young His employer
tried him all and often found him tho same
upright honorable minded young But the cold hand
been laid him, and hs has fallen to that
most formidable dsraes, which, though ncueble, might
many avcre by strict attention early life cloth
ing regular absMay this dspensson Of Providence in
death Of this excellent lesd nis mme
consider their end and his associates
to "Remember their Creator in the days Of their YOUTH
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AN ACT

Ezempting Firemen from scrring on Jaries.
Passed April ,, IsJe.
Be il enacted byMe General assembly, That the mem.
bcrs of all incorporated Fire Companies within the city
of Richmond and town of Portsmouth, shall be, and
they are hereby exempted from serving petit Jurors,
in any civil case whatever.
This act shall be in force from the passage thereof
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07
MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

Married. on Tuesday last the residence OF Capt Thomas b.
Bigger Rev. VIM H. Hart, Mr. NATRASIEL August 10
Miss SARAH c. RUSSELL, all oil this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07

NOTICE-My wife MANIA A. C. SMITH VINO was Av.l ac.
in mind and has taken from my care BY her other
osbws Avis: he,e arc therefore, inform the public ha
viii paw no cos, charges which may he ne1e 10 any SIS
ever for her benefit. @"~h'' IA IL.
LOUISE, 4,b April, le3s ''
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NIARKETs-FRpAr, April 6. 1885.

WHh Y st KIDAf, HPTTI u lc"-'
Tobacco is selling lower within day or two-the ln-
spectons large for the season-he general Cd sales
for qualities from cuttings of good weights to GOOD md
ding leaf is 81 a 2-here have been sa!'s ;cceny
Of heavy cuttings of inferior quality and conduoh al
60 30 a s0-,be better sorts of st.mmiag and manu-
faclurng leaf bring 50 9-Last sales Of Fo@T g a.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
WuEAr-very little coming in, and prices altogether
nominal at 81 80.
CoRs-7O cents, and good supply.
FLorR-S7 9. ~
O.rs-From dock 81 to 50 cens-from wagons DC
to az cents.
G.r.yASE PEAs-f00 to ll2 l-2.
CorTos-l0 TO II cts.
Sur-S2 80 whaTf-2 IS 10 SO GO store.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & Co
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Mr.. BORIS moved its indefinite pos,ponement winch
motion was supported by hessrs. Bolts and Crulchfed
and opposed by a1essrs. Harrison and Fisher.
Mr. FISHER called the ayes and noes which were Ia
KEN as follows:
.7ves-hlessrs Rves Jeter, Mitchell, Cobbs, Fryatt,
Snodgrass Tripett, Daniel Chealham, CardweIl, Cox,
Hill Wilson, Sangster Dgges Dickinson, Payne, Paisley,
Sherrard Smith Of G., Watkins, Spencer. Park Null
len Harrison, Bolts. McCandlsh, Smith OF h, Tayloe,
Conway, Luckeu, Beard Tay or of l. Organ, Garland,
Brown, Cunningham, Murdaugh, Voolfolk, May, Ca
bell Stands Robertson, Leyburn. Cootes, Crutchheld,
Clayton Ford, Wilten, Goodson, Gleaves-I2.
Noes-Nlessrs. Holloway, 1hornburg, Castleman,
Keen. OaIesby Taylor OF H. Smith Of | Of w, Lucas,
Wright, Sandwich, Allen, Mcdonald, Newman, Fisher,
Morgan Segar Mcpherson, Adams, Gay, Fairfax, viii
liams Storms Mcdowell, Culberson, Conn, Crawford,
Prince. Walker-27
So the bill was postponed indefinitely.
The bill dvorcing John Il. Daniel from his wife tar.
riet. being on its passage "
MIR Voolfolk stated the circumstances upon which
the application was founded
The bill was opposed by Messrs. RIvEs and Mellow
ELL and the vote being taken By ayes aud noes was
decided in the negative
.Ivrs-Messrs Holloway, Jetpr, Mitchell, Frya,t,
Tripelt, Thornburg, Cardwe, Vaughan, Dickinson,
Paisley Chapman Of G. Il ~, Oglesby, Spencer, Park
len, Mcdonald, Organ, Newman, Fisher Barnett
Voolfolk Mcpherson, Williams Cootes, Culoeftson'
Conn, WlIen, Gootson-32
.Hoes-Messrs Rives, Snodgrass, Daniel Cheatham,
Cox, CaSileman, Hii, wilson, oanSsel, 'N'
Keen, Shertard, Smith of Gil, Watkins, Mullen, Bolts
Smith of l. Of W., McCand!si Lucas, Conway, Luck
Ell, Beard, Taylor of l., Garland, Morgan Cunning
ham, Brown, Segar Adams, May, Cabell Gay a.riax'
Stands Storms, Robertson, Leyburn, Mcdowell; Jaw
ford, Clayton, Crutchield, Ford, Prince, Walker
Gleaves-47.
On motion of Mr.. FISHER, the House adjourned;
Ftiduy .3prH 6.
A message was received from the Senate statng the
massage Of certain (alreudy noticed in their pro-
ceedngs) c,,,. Iii, ,ro-o ,r,ood
TO- without discussion
The ioin, resolution directing the Board of Public
wo,ks 70 cause survey of the route OF the Roanoke,
D,nv;IIe and Junction Railroad, amended by the Sc.
90 as to restrict the expense Of the survey 10 SlOOO
Th;s amendment was concurred IN by The House
The bill imposing taxes for the support of Govern
neni with the amendment Of the Senate, taken up
The amendment proposes to strike out the words ITO
retail merchant twenty dollars, and in lieu thereof, 10
evprv retail merchant whose annual purchases TOT Tue
wear preceding application therefor shall mol exceed
len thousand dollars, twenty doars-and IN addition
thereto he shall pay the Of dollar ioreVeFy nou'
Sand dollars of such annual purchases over ana aeoHe
the aforesaid sum of thousand dollars (no. astia'
lpo nny fractional part Of thousand do!ars} SUCH eI'
cess to be ascertaied by the OATH before ING co.ms'
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LATE FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Norman, Capt, Wood, arrived al
Boston on Thursday morning; bringing the Law
erpoo Albion OF the Both July, and til Liverpool
Courier of the lst of August.
The Irish 1.-THE bill has passed. Tories saw
that the Wigs carried this measure Ivy the aid
OF The Conservatives, and that it is no measure
after ALL owing TO the defects in the bill, or if i,
he, ii is preci 0ly the same measure; opposition
to which brought the Wings into power, bul
then they were oH-lhey are in
The Commons in their supply bill have grant
ed besides other sums, for the support of Gov
eminent, the following: $4,000. for the relief
of distressed refugee Poles s $4,000 TO the Brit
iSh Museum: 5000 for the purchase Of antiqui
ties $3.50 600 for the expenses ofthe experiment
of attempting steam navigation 10 the Enst In.
dies: s 10000 for the moral and religious in
struction OF the emnncipated negroes: and $3.50
600 for the salaries of Special Justices appoin-
ted under the slave emancipation act.
An English coincident hunter has discovered
that the "Rose of England" as the virgin Queen
is fondly called, was crowned on the very day
at the year on which roses were first planted in
England, in 1929.
$2I 100000 have been expended on the Lon.
don and Birmingham Railway. A large addi-
tionnl sum will be required to finish it, and the
stockholders have as yet received no return for
the outlay.
The lilt!e Island of ST. Kida may he called
out Of the world. The Rev. clergyman there,
has been praying for whole year for the health
aud long life of King William not having heard
OF his death until few weeks ago.
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TO Post Masters.

DY a late regulation of tho General Post Office
I'D Department, Deputy Post Masters are author.
red to furnish their offices with printed blanks from
the most convenient place, and to charge the ex-
pense to the Department. The Office of the Gale
DOMAIN is supplied with materials for printing Post
Bills and other blanks, and Post Masters in this
ton can be furnished at short notice and upon rea-
sonabe terms, with all kinds OF blanks.
Post Bills and other Llanks can be printed with
the p. NJ. name to them, and the name Of the town,
County and State, which will lessen the labor OF
The Offices.
Orders for qures, half quires, more, will be
promptly answered.
Caiedonlan Office, Sept. 1888. 50
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A Gard,

The gentlemen belonging TO The I'd Congrega-
uonai Society on ST. Johnsbury Plain, have opened
a subscription for the purpose of purchasing "A
Church Organ of MIR Harvey Parks
he Ladies feeling DESTROYS TO do something
towards accomplishing that object, propose holding
n, falr on the 9Th inst directly opposite Wilcox
Hotel, where tho Farmers and Mechanics hold
their Annual Fair
me Doors will he opened at o'clock, p NJ.
uent'emen and Ladies respectfully invited to
attend Gentlemen and Ladies' requested to
would be inieres,ing ~ snec,,tors Anv ,ersons
having such articles which they wish to keep, may
De assured that they will be carefully preserved,
and Labelled, "not for sale" There will be place
hued up expressly for the purpose of exhibiting
The Ladies Fair will be holden in the afternoon
ana evening On this occasion the St. Johnsbury
6ras ass Band viii perform under The direction OF Mr.
" GOD. Music also may be expected on large
Church Organ and Piano, accompanied with songs.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Sept IA, 1898.
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FoR THE CALIFORNIAN.
Re FARMERS AND MECHANICS FAI
dates./

This annual exhibition is to be holden on ST Johns.
bury Plain the 9Th inst according TO the notice
given by the Committee of arrangements 1t is
hoped and expected, that it will be n scene worthy
The attention OF all who feel inter in the pros
perity of our common country;-here, at least for
one day, is TO he laid aside all secaran principles,
both as regards relgious and political sentiment,
here it is expected that the strife Of party will not
enter--here we hope to that nobler strife ofwho
can produce, for the benefit of the whole, for his
own profit and pleasure, the best specimens of ma
ture of art. All-all are invited; bring to the
exhibition the produce of your focks fields, the
old OK and the young, the Merno and the Saxon,
the native and the Irish sheep, the Devonshire, the
Durhnm, the short horn and the no horn cow calf,
or heiler The Byfeld and the Yankee pig and
the finest Yankee, Morgan, English or French horse
or pony, you can muster Let your big
punikin, yonr great squash, your MELONS worth II
dollar your beets and carrots as large life, and
don't forget your finest onions, &c &c,
And to those who bring oxen steers IN Tie yoke,
we would just say, remember to bring chain, for
not unlikely we may string team just the whole
length of the Plain. And one word 30 the people
of St. Johnsbury-hope you will not be in arrears,
IN point of numbers, quality Of cattle or produce.
If forget not there little challenging between
Lyndon and Waterford last year who this year
should be first and most and bcst on the ground.
Now see no why Danviile, or Barnet, or
ST. Johnsbury, or Peacham, Burke, or Kirby, or
any other town in the County may not step in, and
hear off the palm, and SO let neither Lyndon Wa
terford have the vc,ory-we shall s,e Oh, the
Ladies', they must not be forgotten; come--come
with your silks, your worsted. your woollens, your
linens, your socks, your carpets, hearth riggs coun.
terpanes, bed spreads quilts, bonnets or caps-
amy thing you plensc. Come radesmen and me-
chanics al-lets see your leather, your harnesses.
shoes and boots, your iron and steel curiously and
usefuly wrought, your nice tables, chairs, solas-
any piece of workmanship in brass, or iron, wood
or leatbcr-or any thing curious, useful or ornn-
menta-here will be your chance to buy, 10 sell,
swap, TO give away to do any clever, good natured
honest thing you please;and here too rig across
the way from Wlcox's is to he tho Ladies' Fair on
the same day, where, just for small! fee, you can
step in and see not only fair faces but mnny fine
things, sncii as you never dreampt Of, and if you
want shirts, collars, bosoms, or stocks or caps
or socks, any kind Of jimcranks, cake or coffee,
or tea, or crackers, rasins &c. there will you
find them TO your hearts content CERES.
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SALT RIVERA Wing says the N. Y. Express
n our office to day accounted for the strength o
Benton Loco Focoism in the back rountie.
of Missouri by the fact that Salt River is in those
rengions, where the Wings have been rowing up
the Loco Focos Of New Jersey New York, Con
necticut, North Carolina Louisiana, Virginia,
Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois
WHEAT. Purchasers continue to give 65 cents
for wheat at Maysvllle Kentucky We are Inform
ed by an experienced miller, says tho Eagle, tina,
the wheat crops of Kentucky this season, are bet
ter, boa respect quantity and quality than they
have been for ten years.
Interesting Relic.--Some workmen on Bunker
Hill (Boston) have dug up part of two skeletons
One of the skulls was almost entire, and containe
bullet, exhibiting the hole which it made in its
death passage. A continental button was also
found near the same place.
Death 6y Hydrophobia y lady recently died at
ST. Louis of this dreadful disease. The accounts
given of her suAerings by those who witnessed
them, are heart rendng. She was bitten by mad
dog some weeks previous, medical aid was called
in TO extract the poison, but it proved unavailing.
FIX PRrsrpESr JACKSON. We understand says
Phadel phia paper from gentleman who arrived
ed from a friend of General Jackson's that the Gen.
had few days befo @, burst another blood vessel,
and that he was quite i'll.
Coon. About 300 of the voters Of Bibb county
Georgia have pledged themselves not to support
any man for "ihe Legislature, or other office, who
will himself electioneer by treating in liquors of
any kind, by giving Barbecues, who will
place money in the hands of others to do for
HIM.
WARLIKE. We learn from the Bangor Wing
that thousand stand arms arrived in that city on
Saturday last, from PortIand for the purpose OF ar
ming forthwith the Lincoln Frontier Regiment
This looks "a though Governor Kent was in earn
est. abi' .t{8F ti
Pretty FAIR. a Postmaster recently transmit
ted US of money by letter, and said IN post
script-"Ifnone of my brother Sub Treasurers I'M
ger this before it reaches YOU please send me re-
ceipt '--LouisDilIs Journal.
Hon. Richard Rush, has returned from England
bringing with him the avails OF the Smithson be-
quest, in gold, amounting to hafa million OF dol
lars. ~
Prince John, Gas he is styled tae son of Mr. van
Buren,, is still blessed with the powero OF locomotion
in England. He attended great state ball given
by the Queen on the 18th ut., and grand dinner
al the ikish Ambassador on the Goth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

A TUFT POLITICAL MIsLEToE.-The follow
ing just description of Mr. Van Buren,, is contained
in Judge Whites late speech at the dinner given
90 him at Knoxville. The comparison is equally
just and happy. .tNail.a s'at
To him have still another objection. He did
not come into office on any character OF his own,
and no man is fit for the station no now occupies,
principles and character. He is nothing but mere
TUT oil political misleloe, having no root of his own
adhcrng to and supported by, the limb Of distinct
trunk altogether, and must as infalliabIy perish
whenever that trunk ceases to noursh, as tile taft
of yonder oak, whenever that oak shall have de-
cayed and fallen. aF# 4zrasti ta1W +
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A w NJ EeECAN EaO Ell
TpG4ea Ga S@@AG&gD@gASg

SSyaGea Ga Sa OAR gDsAgAS3
p ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he
Il q has opened House of entertainment, at the
south end of ST. Johnshury Plain, where he intends
making such provision at all times will best ac-
commodae travellers and conducc to the public good
And he fatcrs himself, Tint by strict and impair
tal attention to the calls of his customers he shall
receive share at ieast of public patronage, and
render full satisfaction 10 all those who may favor
him with their custom
The subscriber considers il neither necessary or
advisable to speak particularly Of the convenience
Of his establishment for he is fully confident that i,
Will be more efectualiy recommended by disinter-
csted individuals who may call and examine for
themselves. And he is also sensible tina, if he sue
ceeds in this important undertaking il must be thro
the appreciation and patronage of tile public which
he hopes to merit, well receive.
WIN G. BOARDMAN.
st Johnsbury, Sept IA, 1888. 59-tf
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, Sept. TO, 1888
IReportpd FIR The Rosinn pntr;ot

[Reported for the Boston Patriot
Al market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 1000
Sheep; and 500 Swine.
PRIoEs Beef Cattle--The market to day was
quite animated, and the prices for The best Cattle
were supported. We quote first quality at 81 81
l.2; second qnaity SO so, 4 third quality s., 6.
25
Stores Yearlngs $oa 12; two year old GIG "a;
three year old 800 80
Sheep-Lots were taken at / 42, 60, SO, 9 81,
and 9 S8.
Swine Lois were sold to peddle AT &c for Sows,
and Z, for Barrows, selected lots Of Barrows 2
g. At retail, Z az l-2 and n s 1-2.
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SNaNARSR 81

AT Williams Island, near Boston. on the 9th inst.
q yellow Fever. Mr. ALEXANDER HARVEY, son of
Walter Harvey, Esq. of Barnet, aged 81. MIR IL.
had spent about one year at the South, and was on
his return home, when the disease which has ragged
with so much viruence lat Charleston, s. g.. attack
ed him, and in about "a hours resulted in his death,
at the above Island on quarantine ground. He was
Young man of much promise, and highly esteem
ed, and his early demise has spread sorrow, not
only thro the family of his father but among ex-
tensve family connexion. rtF
In Lancaster, N. II. Sept. LIST, Milton Thrai, sup
posed to be about % yeats Of age. His parents
supposed to reside in Holland, VI,
At Caledonia, N. Y. on the Goth of August, MIR
Asubel Wetherbee of Chesterfield, NJ III. aged 81.
He has left wife and three small children to mourn
his loss; besides numerous circle of relatives and
connexions to deplore his untimely death.
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HEART SIcKENING DEPRAvITY. One of the
most revolving cases of depravty which have
been developed for long time, even at the po-
lice office was brought before it yesterday -
Three little girls were brought up on charge OF
larcency. These little girls, each of whom is
remarkably pretty, are only 9, 10 and ii years
old. Notwithstanding their juveniity, they have
been for some time regular thieves, and forced
TO steal by their parents, who make them go out
every morning OH theiving excursion. But
this 10 not even the worst, for the two eldest,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

GJ'Secretary Forsyth has been feasting with
Lord Durham in Canada, by whom he was reoeiv-
ed with marked attention. John Van Buren,, the
Presidents son, or, Prince Fan Ruren, as the Brit
sh tory papers call him, was Dangling about and
banqueitng with Queen Victoria, at the latest
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neither Of whom is twelve years old, are in the
habit of attending the theatre every night as COM
mon prostitutes, and go there rs gaily dressed as
their older associates in infamy ~ Y. Jour- Of
Com. e.
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CALEDONIA CATTLE FAIR.
EXHIBITIOyN OF DOMESTIC MANU.
F.ACTURES& PLOUGHLNG MATCH.

TTNHE Executive Officers and Committee OF Man
Il agement of the Caledonia Cattle FAIR met at
st. Johnsbury Plain the 25tb inst. and have
made the necessary arrangements for a Cattle Fair
and exhibition of Manufactures, at st. Johnsbury
Plain, on Thursday, the 9th ofSeptember, at 3
o'clock, A. M.
That the expectations OF the Society NAV be res
allied, the Committee solicit from the Farmers, Me-
chances and Manufactures of the County, their
operation in endeavoring TO render the Fair moro
interesting than last year. The Society was in
debted for much Of the interest of the exhibition
last year to the attention extended towards them by
the Ladies'. They would solicit from their fair
friends the favor that they would permit the Hall
so be adorned the present year with the evidences
Of their beautiful handy work.
The Committee will cause every TO be taken
that the articles offered for exhibition preserved
from injury.
The Executive Officers and Committee of Ar
engagements have, as provided by the Constitution
of said Society, appointed the following Gentle
men the different Committees, who are request
ed TO attend and report:
Committees:
H.
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AZ q. & $lhs u q 4SB 81

In Lyndon, Mr. JEwErT o. You've, of Lyndon,
to Miss ANN w. GRAVES, of Kirby,
Sept So ~ Ed rs 1anadh
to Miss Eliza Sherbnrn, of Whoelock
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FEylllS article has now been sufficen Nv tested
Il aud has been found fully to answer the exnec.
tations of those who have purchased them. The
sunkcn hearth is acknowledged to be valuable
appendage, particularly for summer use; few chips
being sufficient for boiling tea kettle, and this
without heating the body OF the The ovens
are large and even tempered, and the stove adapt
economical in the consumption of fuel and al
the time capable of receiving wood of good
length and size.
The subscribers will keep them constantly for
sale together with BOX STOVES of various siz-
es. STOVE PIPE, &c.
E. Il II. FAIRBANKS ~ co.
St Johnsbury, Sept 1893. 59-if