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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16
EkO E'T'S Court OF Fortune.

GooD News FOR THE COUNTRY
Whole Tickle, No. II 81 II. the grand Capital Of
so Coo! was sold by lorr to gentleman III The coun'
iry who s requested hand in his Ticket, and get the
money. -
This is the largest prize sold in Virginia for ID years,
and larger than any sold by any Nender now dong
business in Richmond Who say fioyt IS moi The
.ay,ri,e son Of the blind Goddess: lie selected by
her Majesty to sell this nice little prize 100000,
There are Two Prizes of $4,000 and one Of 100000
now on hand he all orders be forthwith directed 10 The
h.cky spot UlOYTS) for them. Let 1t be remembered
Il at all Hovs large prizes sent 10 the country lie
is peculiarly fortunate in that way The following are
the drawn numbers Of Alexandra Lottery, No Z:
ii II 81 IG II 4 I'll ~ 70 As 60
Oct IT 4O-
OYT wonIi jus. say 10 his old patrons and The pub
lie III at ais Office s sill the place for them to apply Tor
tickets: az h. is dealing out thc one thing needm IN his
old sly Ie # goes thousands by thousands.
By glance of the eye below you will see some OF the
most MAJ sifcpn Schemes offered. The chances
for the adgenturer are much better than in any scheme
Before tieled; therefore, lei your orders come to the
right pl; .cc. hoff OFFICE;
n B-B esides The schemes yon see advertised IN Tbs
parer tickets any Lottery, advertised by any one" can
be had il any quantities Of Probably all The largest
capitals i,elow will be sold by
d. NJ HOYT, Richmond, ia.
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Al0ua'S office.

The Capi,nl Prize of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS, whole tick ct, in Alexandria Lottery, Glass y
drawn the 18th instant, was sold oy ". NJ hofr 70
Gentleman from the country This Prize amounts 10
ire times as mu CHI monry Ina, of any ever sold
by any vender now selling tickets in Richmond liofr
is truly the lucky TO forward orders 10 Tor the One
Hundred Thous and and other Capitals
The blind God dess has selected lIoYT her man to
attend TO her aa irs herear- therefore, for the LARGE
Capals it is necessary TO direct your orders TO me-
D. NJ. HOYT
Oo,oc rt9-lfl Rich,nond. Va.
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'a'esEf IFEENA
EERE gsis!rfNssr2 fTO2a,t'EgRs;

q RE continuing to take risks in Town and Country,
"a on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manrfaci1 RES Mills
and other Buildings, and Furniture Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel. Stocks of Goods Machinery, and the
Stock Of Mills and Manufactures, as well most
other descriptions of nsurablc property The terms
will in all cases. be made favorable, be obtain
ed a, any other good Office. Applications to BE- made
either personally, by letter. 10 the Agent IN Richmond
JOHN o. LAY.
.9e'cnr at Il, ehmond.
THOS X. BRACE,
President .EfnG Insurance Go mpaHy.
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
undivided attention the subject Of Insurance, thinks
proper to add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency of The Etnn Office, for the last IL
years has been literally adjusted and settled by him, 10
The satisfaction OF the parties insured.
JNO o. LAY,
Aren't .TItna Insurance Company.
Fob IN Si-w32 W
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By tic President Of the Un,ted States.

EN- pursuance Of the provisions OF treaty between
81 the United States and the Chickasaw Indians, mace
and concluded Ponto,oc Creek on the tefnH'h 0"y
of Ociober S2 and Of the supplementary ana eXp!al
tory articles ihPr made and conc uded on the fC"y
second day Of die month; and also OF the Ue'y
between the United States and the ChchaSaw INDIANS
made and concluded al the City OF washington. on W.
tren;y fourth day IF May, lc34; ], MARLIN 'A'
buren,. President OF the states, DO hereIy 81
and make known tina, public sale, for The disposal o!
81 of the lands csdcd to the United States ~ u T'
Indians as are hereinafter described, shall be ne" d,
the Land Office at Ponotoc, in Mississippi on Inc ''
Monday in January next, viz:
West Of The ChickoSa" m''f"'"H me
Township 10, of range q.
Fractional township II, OF range w.
Fractional township ~, OF range o.
Fractional township 10, OF range Z.
Fractional township il OF range Z.
Fractional township 10, Of range :.
Township 4, OF range y
Township ), ct range -
Fractional township ., Of range J.
Fractional tow rshp TO- Of range ..
Township T. of range 10.
Fractional township s, Of range 10
Fractional township O. of range 10.
Township J. Of range u.
Fractional township :, OF range IL.
Fractional township 7, of range r.
Fractional township 7, Of range H. ,;.
The lands selected reservations, nnuer "r -
sions of the said treaties, are 10 be excluded ifo"
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, lnn' -.
lands are sooner disposed of and longet an" u"
va,e entres Of land, in the townships so .ne'.u n'"
admitted until after The expiration oil me w. ,
The lands will be offered in quarter stc0o''s a"H 49,
tionai quarter sections, where such e@ist. in
Given under nv hand, at the CITY OF Hashing'o"'"
ODD day of September, "A u, '0'.I VAN prpry
BY the President: W. 'H'
Jyo. NJ. MooRE, r., ,I0E,
Gets '"-"-I--
I'm CHANCERY- VrRGtsIA.-ln Henrico to'"'
f-o,,t Ssuiemher Sd lS.}S:
wan" - Pianuf,
against .,,.Iv
Thomas D. Quarlcs and Mary A.. his wife; h'tc'
Crenshav and Lucy his wife, Benjamin Mo'h!'
Mosby. Thomas Turner James NJ WIckhlmr h,,T! q
Garter, Elizabeth Valentine, Peter w hlosby' !oI
Mosby Robert P hlosby and Loftin n kiet', 21.'@
nd Item of VIM n. Mosby. an infant nEG"t ''' -
q years. assigned by the Court TO defend E t,r,.
suit, pho,, p N7s
| The defendants Peter w. Mosby and hooP''
! by, not having entered their appearance "n" ,5s RI
cnri,y according to The act of Assen'Giy ana ,'
this Court; and it appearing by the ah'laEt " ~, 70:
Keespe this day made in open Court tna' 'nri rs
| ,bob;,an,s Of This Commonwealth IL Is h.
hov s,n.ar here on the first day OF me mex lain
, 81 tho Cont, and answer the bill OF tn' P5 .r
% ,t,, copv Of this order he ioTihwilh ms "a.
1870 row.nansr published in i'e CITY OF hr"I,J oor OF
,,no months successive!y and posted al Tue "o"'
| tho Ccr,, house Of TIN; county
a c"p lyyorTiS y FlIrrr. E. Il +
| Gets
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Moprs MuLTICAULIs-A writer in the Baltimore
papers suggests caution TO the purchasers of buds THIS
season. which may be of some Importance 10 them
he says it has been the practice TO strip The tee oil all
its leaves before coming 10 maturity, which is great
injury TO the bud because when the trees has received
that nourishmert TO protect and rpen the wood The
leaves will fall of themselves whou, dsprivng the bud
of that vegelanp power which know is practlsed 10
great extent If the bud is not ripe il requires great
care 10 make il vegelae, and the standard for receiving
the buds cuttings ought to be strictly adhered TO
ceive but what ripe and perfected as the others
will shrvel and decay, if not properly managed.
TO Gideon b. Smith Of Baltimore more than to any
and TO every other individual in this country, the
country at large and the fortunate individual cuyaors
in particular indebted for the possession and enjoy
of the value of the Morus Mucaslis He was one Of
the earliest earliest 10 investigate
and learn its value, from foreign publications and from
his own ns; and while most other persons
either ignorant careless Of the value when better
informed cultivated the plant solely for self interest
Mr. Smith was and has continued TO this day. without
reward or any hope of remuneration, the jealous and
unweared yocate for the dissemination and of this
tree.
The Mulberry fever, says the Connecticut Courant
continues 10 rage and the high prices at which trees
have been selling, should think were than
tanned. a gentleman of this neighborhond, who has
been largely concerned in The cultivation OF the Morus
Mucaulis told us on Saturday, that he had just sold
one thousand trees for $500. The average length OF
the trees about ) l.2 ieet
The friends of Education in New Hampshire have
had large Convention at Hanover, Among the dis.
,inguished present notice the names of Daniel
Webster and John q Adams The following passage
is fran MIR. Websters remarks:
81, has become the fashion to teach every thing
through the press Conversation, valued in ancirn,
Greece, is overlooked aud neglected. whereas il is the
riches: source Of culture. We teach too much by
nuais too little by direct intercourse with the pupils
mind; have too much of words too little OF things
Take any of the common departments how little do we
really know of the practical detail say gtoiogy 1t is
taught by books it should be taught by in The
fields So of other things. We begin with the abstracts
and know little of the detail Of facts; deal gene
rails and 90 not particulars; begin the representa-
tive, leaving out the constituents. Teachers should
teach things
Man BEHEAprD. Two men at Hickory Greek
lately al work in field when dispute arose be
tween them One Of them, Mir Rowcs, in his anger
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.K.g.1:gGER,,s OFFICE.

Drawing Of the Virginia Non"nga!ia Lottery .'"SS
No &. Tor Is33-drawn 9Th October. ic55 -,
Sc 10 40 AZ II y 70 il IS 80 "a q.
The Capital prize of $4,000 in the above Lottery
was sold by d. NJ. Hoy,, vendcr Of this place, -.
Drawing Of Virginia Wheeling Lot Lottery ''asS NO.
81 ) 40 81 0 IS 81 81 45 30 10
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EEOyt's office.
Both sold by
Oct 80

Drawn Nos Of Virginia Wheeling Lottery. No 6:
81 , a. ca 9 rs 81 81 43 So Is
Half Ticket, Nos. 81 -, Capital Prize of 81 200
Do. do. 9 Is -, do. do. 1000
Both sold by Iloyt and the cash paid al sight.
All persons in the country who intend investing in
the 100 900 would do well 10 order without delay
Direct - VI. HOfT.
NuvG 52-tf
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Note Ly he Commissioner.

Nate Ly nc Commissioner.
II is understood 10 he in contemplation 10 establish
Gordon of military posts the Peninsula OF Florida
al considerable distance TO the south q" the lands above
prucaimea for the protection of The frontier, winch Will
afford ample opportunity to purchasers, prior to the
sales examine The lands; large portion OF which is
represented as being very valuable
.I0iice 10 Presumption Claimants
Every person claiming right Of presumption to any
OF the lands designated the above proclamation re-
Gucsted to prove the 10 the satisfaction OF Tie !te
eslc and Receiver OF the proper land office and make
notice in order tina, the claim may be adudicated BY those
officer arreeahy to law, in due time prior to the day
appointed for the Of the public SALE and
all claims not duly made known and paid for prior 10 the
date aforesaid, declared by law 10 he iorieSed;
JAMES WHITCOMB,
Commissioner fthc General Land Office
Arr7 &c wGw&wGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16

A MERMAID, AID 40 M,srAxE--A very genera! dis.
belief i'm the ex isence of the Mermaid is likely re
ceive severe shock from the truth Of the following
statement: creature III every respect answering the
usual description Of the woman has been caught
IN the salmon nets a. ilnnneraw Point. near Fuhan,
County Donegal She is al present under he protection
Of gentleman Of that mel .hhorhood, who has kindly
permitted The country people, Who are loctinG IN hun.
d.pds about the place to and believe" The merG-
bers of The Londonderry Natural History Society to
inv essate this extraordinary penomenon Tor the rur
pose of sending immediate report OF their observations
to the British Assoclaon.- Derry (Iret0nd) HtraG.
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struck he ether, Wr NcD,!j with stake, which SO
cnraced hi that he struck The nesaIlant will, cradle
scy;6c and hitting him upon tie neck, instantly
ysred lis head from his body which fell considerable
distance from IT, Mr. Mcdonald Immediately escaped,
and has not since been heard from. indictment was
found against him the late term of The VIII Circuit
Court for mansaug ller.- Chicago DcmOcrat
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!STEs.gTT0.S7jS lottery GNicc.

Dra,on Numbers in AIc1aHdria Lottery No. 7.
II II 81 46 Z II 4 81 20 26 is 60
Ticket Nos 90 81 AZ. prize of $500, sold and cash.
ed by Stratton. -
Every week-A brilliant scheme for the 18th Of No.
vem6cr- pitfalls 100000. $4,000. $500 $4,000,
s. 900 81 500 $4,000, 80 900. 81 COG, &c, &c. Tick
cts so Tickets in all the Lotteries and the really
lucky numbers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office
Look 2l5 Capitals sold and cashed by S'ratton-the
all prze seller in little over twelve months
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EEOyi'S OnCe.

The fortunate holder of The Capital Prize of $4,000,
sold by few days since, has given US permission t"
publish his name. II was Col. VIM. Wynn. This was
thinning pretty purse indeed-a larger one doubt,
than the Colonel had the pleasure of winning before
Al 81 H. the Capital OF $4,000, sold to Col. "m'
Wynn. .
10 sc, the Capital Of $4,000, sold 10 MIR. Henry
Rogers and others, Of Nelson county, Va
Both sold within two weeks by the most lucky vSndsr
in the world y NJ. HOYT.
Persons from the country visiting Richmond should
always apply at Hoyt's for Tickets
Nov l3 o4-u
ROBERT E MEADE, ArroRSEY At Law, having
s, removed from Virginia TO Greensborough, South
Alabama will practise nthe Courts Of Green, Marengo,
Surp,er Perry. and Wilcox countIes-fle will attend
punc,ually TO al! business inrusted 10 him.
OcI 80 3u-ot
a PETITION will be presented to the next Virginia
"A Legislature, praying that La may be passed de-
caring Dan Rivera lawful Fence from lis junction with
Stanton River, 10 the mouth Of Country Line Creek,
in the County Of Halifax
Halifax c. r., Oct 80, 1893. h0-"4w
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Besides prizes Df $3.50, S2OO, *l50, #IN0, $50, SGD,
$50, $40, and lowest prize so.
Tickets only S2O-halves $lO-quafie's So--eign'hs
81 80. -o,.o
Certificates Of Packages of 81 whole tickets, $50
In do - halt do. 40
Dn do - quarter do. G5
DO do % eighth do. 80 30
NJ Ordsr, for Tickets and SHARES or Certificates Of
parEaoss in the above unrvacd Scheme, will receive
the most prompt attenon-and those who ORDER from
US NAV rely upon having the dra'cHg sent them Inne-
d S. GREGORY & CO, .'i0n0gcS,
OAK [i3-tGl RchmDnd. Ia.
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RIOTiCE "A petition will be presented 10 the next
" General Assembly OF Va, praying for the es!a'
kshrent of precinct elections in 'he county Of South
ampion
Jerusalem. Oct 30, 1893. - "+w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY
a,aDiaaY EriZe--.g0o, coo Dollars!
I'll, mast Brilliant Scheme crsr drGarR IN Tie L. D.
Il OF

Class a for Ic.55
To ne paslirely drawn at Alexandra, D. C, Saturday
the l7lh November. lc:'S
Is Number Lo!iery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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Aug 7
PUBLIC SALES

OF United States lonAs IN East Florida, d4jerrfd for
foUr 1ccckS
MTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the public
Ia sale of lands ordered by Proclamation of the Pre-
sdent of the United States, dated l4h july lS to be
held at the Land Office ST. Augustine, Florida on
Monday the ffh day of .Noscmber next is declared to- be
deferred until and will commence on Monday, the infd
day of December next also, that the public sale, orse
ed by the same Proclamation, to be held at the same OF
flee on Monday the nnrtcnh day Of N"rcmbcr next Is
deferred until and will commence on Monday the Sc
venteenh day Of December next
Given under nv hand, at the City of Washington,
this Ilh day Of October, ISIS. ,.nr,,
By the President:
JSo. M MOORE,
.qciine Commissioner cfLhe General Land Office
%, 81 iN-wJw
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hui hs7s rsi;her paper cher convenences at Pre-
sent. | will write
Yours, with respect,
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NHT ANFED at the Compiler O!!ce. Coy OF about
w - years Of age TO learn the pricing business
Angus, 81 So
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25 of 81 0i]O-makDG 2j ,UUU
Besides 500. 600. 800, 400. 600, 200, &c. &c; ma.
king 25 Capital Prizes sold and cashed BY Stra'.on
since January 1887. Orders punctualy and con6den'
tally attended to, if addressed 10 n. SrRArTON,
Oct 10 T47-H1 Richmond, Ia.
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POETRY.
g urcu YET kEMAiS. UN,uS ga. -


wOvhN'S W.T., OR LOVES DISCUSSES.
They TT - i;!iin i bower OF roses twIHed,
A ns'c dark you;i beside b'i.h, eyed crI
Eeh,,I parted ligs shouc wealth OF pearl,
ss ever and aaon sh" saiiing. turacd
10 ,ha, d ,rk youth N hr with iaScred mind
tiai,. on tna, nri:i;-..ycd gid, uul mute drank
The te4Gly thrt on her fair feature. burned,
Til al ,hrir wiichrEy I" his hearts depth sank
H., seized her hand, and borne Upon The tide
@: yelling passion, straight before her knet.
Ito fcl,--Ea fcii-hc kaew TO; hos he icii-
Pa: tsc he did, ,na slid so-She replied,
~ very fuo, this, Master Tom, 40 doubt, ,,
But does your anxious mother rally know you 'e ''''
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Il supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink. for win
W USE which will be sold for SO cents per pound ia
cash Nov 2
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COMMISSIONERS SALE--ln pursuance q g..
d j cree pronounced By the County Court OF LOUISA.
on the 10Th day Of Oct, l-j3 in sui therein depend
ing between the heirs and distributes o! john iGlr
dec d. and Elisha Milton, Administrator &c boHS nm
with the will annexed Of John Tesdae, dec q, saa
rs Commissioner under said decree proceed TO sell {,
the highest bidder, at Louisa Court house. on I@c,
dav the eleventh day uE December next, and on
credit of twelve months, ell the slaves hr'w ryr
and fifteen in number held 10y the aie Eiruor 1isdae
widow of said John Tisdae the tame OF her death IN
der the will OF said John rsGaie
The slaves are very likely. a"d Of them ne
chancs and liberia! discount viii be made for cash
ELISHA MILTON, CORNERSTONE
0ci 10 tU--lif
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(Fro7 the ". J.. .Eirrcr
4 GRACEFUL COMrLlMENi. ,, o
,,r Iare of who has heard the beanui chanhI run
IlanArls nfa;oo q: lhcolora commencing & i.
aai fair" M executed BY Madame Cartdo a,H ,u,nod
the graceful compliment contained IN the Io''oTt"s 81
.ansa il neirbe! unu.crtcd nor ex'Hvneant inc W W
len wiz, The suggestions that they 100 good 10 DC "hoy
C,iginal: , c., Ara.
Ca Acariar her Sing,
"Anrels ever bright and fair,
Take, oh. take me 10 your care"
When you invoke the angels care,
IN so exquisite and rare,
bl. lrsty 70 sho Md be heard,
And thcy should take you AZ your word.
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NhUrlON.-AIl persons are ioiod 10 hunt, Shoot
or in any way to lrespass, on lhr lanes Il" the su1
.r-rher lyIuT in the counties Of Hanover IIeur.s,.
Charles CITY and Goochand The penalty Of tie ia@
800 for everv ofence) Wi! be rgIay enforced, aid lie
proceeds given oye. 10 the overseers OF the poor.
JOS. TRENT
Richmond lglh Oct, lS3S. io-cr
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I'm CHANCERY-V rRG,sIA.-ln Henrico to'"
q Court, September 3d. ls3s:
Mann S Valentine, guardian Of William Il M it,
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RUTLAND. TUEsDAY. SEPTEMBER II. lsas

70 h,''e'y 81 ps.i sgcs q ersa,oa ". Cad ,ae.
, , SO haIkra ~ vsfying luffns Of animal and
,fs ,aef hir, Rnd bssr gtnefaiy DIR a,pfe and u,,
Nipfi if"ib '1lstnF si~e.es a, Ne go Ia,be, 49,
eisni eresiFns .'''' o."
be'id's The mo'e obtiao, r,msins of ,,,tseea and
s'nAlt prodisious accnmu If u.rto,sors ,bs
'ha 'ntptee - n" ltts D., iitlf abpud nc, i.o ,i,
tffirfn~ ntunitptssi the mode ia Which H.. . a.. 80.
uu's oi9~ord together may be- r,imstcd from the act
"at S@dan etl'rried from rss tfan nnr ounce and a
hai oi stone, found lee the hills of Casrian. In Ia,
oany, ioA.4 microscopic ci,smbcfed n, ~,
Oh several spro,s Of these shells,
'oof OF i've hundred weigh bot single grain Of onr
species he calculates thaa thousand ,yida. ,onid
scarcely weigh one grain
BAT s"rdins'y as thes- phenomena must appear. The
,..eh' o',"'sfrs Of EhfenbrTg made since the puh
rauon 81 Dr Bueklands work are still more marvel.
3"ir a"d Instructive. Tits eminent naturalist whose
o%"'efes respecting the easting nfusofiat animals
We nave ALREADY noticed, has discovered fossil animal
eHas Or inG'nral Organic remains and not only has
he discovered their existence by the mlcfascope b,
hr has iound thar they firm extensive Strata OF pacs
ch''ier tPoli hng slae) at Franzcnbad in Bohemia
substance Supposed tu have been olulrd ft5ni sedi
nehis o. hoe volcanic ashes in quiet waters These
animals belong 70 th- genus Baciatia aud habt sill.
erous SHELLS the accumulation of which form The STRATA
W P'Hslin' slate The size 81 single individual OF
these anmacuips is about 2--ih uf linz the 3I0llh
part OF an inch. In the polishing slate from BIN in
which here seems eAtraueous matter and ~ varu.
iurs' cubic line contains, round numbers - 0GO.-
QUO OF these animals, ana cuhc inch, II 700 1000
o. them The weigh, Of The cube inch ct the inpol
which contains ihsm is 2su grains Hence there are
l-HeM,1O0 Of these anjinalcuas ia single grain OF
the sicrous coat IT Of these animals IL The f. OD1.
Uhih part of grain
since h.s strange discovery was made, Mr. Fhren.
berg has detected hr fossil animals the scpi.
opal which Is found ainng with The polishing slate n
tac tertiary sirata OF In in the chalk lnts. and even
81 the srmopai or noble opal OF tie porphyr.Uc rocks
what singular application does this fact exhibit Of
The remains of the ancient world while cur habla-
L..
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rnG nyT9AaD mENAIL.
rsbsisAcd every Tae.daY. q, Rutiand, VI, b.,
WILLIAM PAY.
TERMS OF THIS rArra.

~ 10 ,gh.erisf, ls its 'lsg, $50 M,i ,ub,erbsf,
gfp y 81 Is s1vshcs
rs-, sie fsts h, rspsSs ~ the Ore 81 70 ~ 81 %
tters iad'tsa ssbscfibefs Who iste her paper, AZ
" OTts SO srme.
~
sls--fAsu ~, souihe'n .sd Souihe,iy pos Rouie
rapsfs delivered s - their doo'
Ca 70 ihas. ilsss If ~. route ethet IN p-etsees ~,
sagy 1913 discoanf ~ - rts wil be inside esch
se-r's' ~bo PAYS IN sdranee No ss'ho'sed tn
4s hTerrni hsrratn th. 'nvts hti ihe pudishrr
~ s.-ss WIG frends ~iiiirr comply with
ns sHd p'Y promptly The pahishef viii he obi sed
vhdrsw Ms frpal the rnpte sd Ties wi have
"a aithaui fhe q 20 fhe ofire fof 81
81 Ersfv rrrson Win tskes ,hs pr sad nesecis n
r,tiry vii be charged ,5ols. IN addition the above
ffnt
- pare' disron'nued unr oil arrearage. are paid
,aegt lie Psei'shsf u convinced thst they will he
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ET L Advertising customers such - Ne'ch1rt., Me
t.ts Sc the publahcf would sugvn, fh,t ihey have
, -ra iadaceweni 20 favor him vth their custom, from
's3 rs'i ~ ~ CogH'y hs crcp7tion is now very
it.,s 'f3 general thfopehou, ite Cogaiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
Fer Tia Rutland Hcraid
Mn,llinetnn nna C!in.on.

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