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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08
Brighton nIarket--Mopday. March 4. 1885

Brighton Markets. ionday, March 4, 1880.
Al market, 800 Beef Cattle, (inoludng so unsod
last week y 90 Stores, 20 Cows and Calves and 800
Sheep. 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRICES-Beef Cattie--The prices Obtained last
week not sustained; make our quotations
without much alteration--6rst quality at 80 rs;
second quality Z 20 a 2 rs; third quality 10 al.
Stores--Very few sales
Cotos and Caivss--Not half ut market were sold
We notice the following sales. $50, 40, and 81.
Shssp-Dul; lots were taken at "a, 4 30, and 49,
Sscins-Nono al market.
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Ma,co.nl,s Travels.

- arCASs
GOULD, KENDALL & LINCOLN, have
~ IN press, and will publish about the first
OF March Malcom's Travels in Burmah, Hin
dostan, Malaga, Siam and China, in vol. Syo.
and vols l2mo.-with n superb original map
OF Southeastern Asia-6ve steel plate engrav-
ings and about 100 wood cuts.
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE WORK
II is not mere diary of events which befel
the traveller. but contains thousands of facts,
datas, numbers, prices, &c. &c. which are Ell
Their original or CLEANED from sources not ac-
cessible in this country.
Incidents, anecdotes and scenes have been
Frequently introduced; but only such as tend
to make the reader better acquainted with the
country.
The most perfect impartaity is shown 10
every sect OF Christians, and such details given
oil the various Missions as will make the work
equally acceptable to every persuasion.
Such sketches are given OF the history of the
Country, Towns and Missions which are des-
cribed, as serve to throw light upon their pre-
sent condition
The map is beautifully executed, and may
be considered original. Many important cor
rections have been made by actual observation,
and the remainder is chiefly drawn from orig
ina aud unpublished surveys by British oIii-
GERS, and Engineers and Surveyors, TO which
the author was politely granted access.
The pictures are wholly new, and form an
important addition 10 our stock of original il
lnstratons; no pains or expense has been spar
OF tucse arc un steer; showing landscapes OIL
Maulmein, Tavoy, Mergui and Sagaing, and
a curious page exhibiting specimens of Is diff.
ferent oriental languages.
great part of the work relates to countries
almost entirely unknown, even to the besi
informed persons in our country
| The author, from the important character o.
his mission, his intercourse with distinguished
civilians and experienced Missionaries, his de
liberate stay at each place, his previous ianii
arity with foreign countries, and his long ex
perience in the board Of Missions, enjoyed tn,
highest advantages for gathering ample ant
correct d-tais for the work.
| Chapters on the mode of conducting moderr
missions; or on the measure Of success which
has attended The enterprise; on the almost un
known tribes in and around Burmah; and 9th
er important subjects are added at the close o
the work, aud must constitute no small part o
its value.
The cost Of the two volumes will probable
not exceed 80 so, at which price it will be on
ofthe cheapest works issued from the America
press. The publishers rely for remuneration
rather on large sale than high price.
portion of the proceeds of the work are 4
be appropriated to the Foreign Missionar.
Board.
Jan 1881 SO Washington ST., Boston
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Real Estate for Sale.
The following Real Estate is offered for Sale
by the Subscribers:


szSsHsA |. THE whole privilege Of the
,n Water of the East Branch of the
&&Y&x Deerield, at the Winslow Mills, in
u the village OF Wilmington, in the
County OF Windham, and one acre Of Land
connected with the priviege-and the following
Buildings thereon standing: one Grist-Mill,
having one run of Stone; one Saw-Mill; and
the frame of a new Grst-Mill, partially cover
ed--dimensions 80 feet by 40, two stories high,
exclusive OF basement of stone and an attic,
calculated for three runs Of stone-there being
water aud business sufficient TO keep them all
in constant operation through the year.
Q. Two Building Lots in the village of Will
mington, on the west side Of River Street.
s. Six Acres of good Land, in the same
village, with a large Two Story Dwelling
House, and convenient out Buildings.
4. Six and half acres of Woodland in the
south east part of Wilmington, "a miles from
the village, and on the main road to Colerain.
b. One hundred aud fifty acres of wild land
in the south west part of Somerset.
The above Real Estate will be sold in lots
as numbered, or otherwise to suit purchasers.
Terms-Part Cash, and reasonable credit
for the balance, with good security.
D.aPID RUGG,
OSCAR l.. SII.AFTER.
Wilmington, March 4, 1882. tf27
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TOWN OFFICERS FOR BRATTLEBoRo.

Selectmen- Joseph Goodhee, Samuel Earl, Jr. La
fayeiie Clark .--Lisiers-Cyr Martin, Geo. New
man, Joseph ". Cune.---Treasurer--Sa Samuel Clark.
-Town Clerk-Stephen Greeneai.---C;randJ u-
rors- Nathaniel Bliss, Russell --Constahle--
Chester H. Miller. Voted TO raise cents the dollar
10 defray expenses Of the town.
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TOWN oFFIcERs IN vERNoN-lsss.

TOWN OFFICERS IN VERNON 1889.
Cyrus washburn, Town Clerk.
Thomas Johnson, Constable.
John Stebbins, }
"a EIij; rs s''''i''' ss'se'"'"-
M Mah y'sS Tn;.n.a Trustees to receive the
M Aioass Ns w",'.'d' surpla. money.
II: sa, y ws,'Ssi' Listers
Elijah Stebbins. Town Treasurer.
Nathan S."ia aS %oad, crand Jurors.
A, II. Washburn, , Committee TO take charge
Hiram Dooliiile, aud lay out Wild. Marsh
VIM. johnson, Donation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08

The Contingent Army Bill has passed
both Houses oil Congress- and become law.
II throws a tremendous responsibility upon
President Van Buren,-au,horising him. in
case the British shall attempt an armed oc.
cupation Of the whole OF the disputed terrific
ry,to raise $4,000 volunteers 10 order to re.
pei such invasion appioprialng $4,000
600 for their pay and subsistence; aulhoris.
ing the President TO put the whole Naval
Force in commission and providing for
sending OF Special Envoy to England, in
the hope Of bringing the pending controver-
sy 10 amicable conclusion. or the proprie-
~ OF this last measure, there is not. that we
are aware. any difference of opinion, either
IN or out OF Congress. The expediency OF
granting TO the President the conditional
powers embraced in the previous sections,
is not so clear. although passed by both
Houses with extraordinary unanimity. The
bill was not generally regarded by the mem.
oers as war measure. or as a measure,
tending TO war; but only as necessary
precaution, in the event OF the above men
toned contingency occurring during the
recess OF Congress. That contingency, how
ever is not expected to take place in which
case the bill will be nullity. excep, the
section which provides for the appointment
OF a Minister Extraordinary. Much may
be hoped from this appointment, ifjudiciousy
made II canno, be. we think. that England
wants war; America. we know, does no, /;
and therefore we expect and believe that
some way will be found for the adjustment
oil this unfortunate controversy. in manner
which shall be satisfactory 10 both nations.
journal Of Com March 5.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08

DLAKE & LAWRENCE, will pay HIGH
- PRICES for PALM LEAF HATS, and SrRAw
Coap and BRAID. March 0, 1899.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08
Palm Leaf Hats,

STRAW Braid and Cord. Wanted in OK.
- change for Goods, by
Jan. 81. f.. w. PROUTY & co.
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STATE OF YERMONT.


District of Matchmaker, 50.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Westminster. To all persons concerned
tn the Estate Of JAMES CLAY, late Of
Rindge, IN the County of Cheshire and
State Of Ne,e- Hampshire, deceased. iates-
tate, GREEzIse:
:" HEREAS Oliver Prescott, Adnnistra-
w tor of the Estate Of the said deceased,
proposes to render an account Of his adn,inisl
tration and present his account against said
estate for allowance, at the Probate Court 10
be holden at the Inn of Ellery Allbe, in West
minister in said district. on Thursday, the 4ih
day Of April next; Therefore you are hereby
notified 10 appear before said Court at the tmo
and place aforesaid, to shew cause il any You
have, why the said account should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Court, at Westminster in said district. this
Goth day Of Feb. A. ID. 1899.
90 ELLERY ALLBE, Judge
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l. THE whole privilege of tn
Water Of the East Branch of tn
Deer6eld, at the Winslow Mills, il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.

r.,.y, l,s,9p Ygaajl s,0,r md S"IG optrH"f's J0'
SAFE.
.1xzIi,I, he sold On thu "a Monday 10 u c'"'".'
w mkt al ~ n'cinck, a. NJ IN lhe p'eH',re ~
:,I,uwinI Property. belonging 10 The cuieua t""u'
,urrg Company. VIZ: .,r a., S,Iud,
R,rsr al B.ard's Falls, 3 mIlrs from C"'nmo'a'o -,
rnnia,n,ne lS9 acres the improvements c".'ss'',s
i.,,tn, Mil Saw Nil BacksnI h and Ma@il"e sup.
III SInre md Warehouse, Boarding HOUSES -,
,yh;,ns and Cabins for the Negroes, &c &C ana VI"
Machinery. consisting If s5S Spndles ana va l."o'
and IN The appur,cnances pertaining thereto, WIZ " '
in oue nt On a credit Of one, two lhree anu iol
The interest The whole am"unl !" oe pau J 49, So
The nvmen,s 10 be secured by bond, mortgage nha per
snI Security the charter Of incorporation 10 he trans
trrred to The purchaser purchasers OF Tue poPe'J
ALSO, :. -,
CT Slaves on a credit Of ninety Gays iof ,ofs M
an,.ov.d endorsers bearing interest, payaoe d Tue
II The Cnmnnuy in CcIambia s. e. Property, com
nnr Ihe advantages tins possesses rarely oir1ea 70
,bp otbllc II is located in healthy region; WIN nm y"
imn,ense water power, ard fine sizes Tor "thei "s'
There is an ineShauslibe supply OF The hHrst gl1n
nm The premises and pitch pine timber III aonhaa"ee
i, is al the head of The Cotton marker, "heic 'e -"
naIera Gun be obtained without the heavy expenses OF
ransuor,a,on insurance receiving and forwarding coh
n;s.;n,s waa,ioue SC &c lthas hitherto met ma z.
H., far lis producls almost cxclu.iVey at home l me
Mill is bulii the most approved PLAN 81 Srahe' -oo
fee, By As stories high ard now hall hlled WIN ma
chinery The Machinery is Of The very best oescf'p"h
and finish The Slaves trained 10 the nperaons OF he
Mill The Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston kail
Road - .xueced to be completed 10 Columbia, IN me
con,se OF year. which will greatly facilitate the Trans
purlation and delivery Of its manufactured goods
d. ENART,
President SaIuda Manufacturing Go.
co,c 81 wild
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MOUNT HOLLY FACTORY FOR SALE

x tAE a1't"e r"ftHrr, DUlsr "b4s" .u, ng.n.. ..s
IL ~. establishment; ha- ale s.ngs s w,.rs. H..
.,ons |" chn'Ie h5 place al "a, noe, ara 81 ,.r,,.,
tug hImsaf from lie mana cement OF II" concern, and
more If The other owners ging nra, enough 10 .,
intend hr bnsInrss, have determined {" o:Iy Io >,
IRE establishment r sale There Gi acres u Io,
wned by the company. The situation Of s,.,,
romantic beauy; li" emery picturesque In the h5b,
degree and Nature seems 10 have cofh.n, a.! IN. =.
van,ages Tor such pntrCse-u Offering brGusfi ,,I
airy situation fr dwelling The il abuYe the Il ~
al The base OF which IS a valuable meecrw.
The Factory House i, 40 Isei square, stories mol,
eleven feet pitch from floor 10 floor iaige g,rt.I -
lighted with runn ny sash eiiEer s.l;r A. f., o,
well and substantially hui!t IF b-!ck. l@cr the DAM
pervision If Of the owners, and w,;l sn c,} ,,
aud durability. The Machinery consists Of ; a,oS
30 inch cards with railway and drawings TN ,L,a
head drawing frames, t"o plate sp-eders ore 30 u,h
picker and one 81 inch lap machine; seven Ihr.s,l,
frames, 10 spIntes EACH twisting machine for c,rpe,
warp and Wrapping t"Ine and machine Tor ma KIN,
seize twne; single and double reefs presses r packi
and baling yarn. athps rests tools aGd every ,,,r
which such establishment require The Mn %
well supplied with stoves. buckets, gearing !atn,s
&c. Propelled BY water wheel Ii feet dIa!irl r tnt
by first rate mechanic. Attached 10 the rnl Is
very superior Steam Engine III the 81 the .ater
power failing al any season OF The year, capable OF cny
ing double the quantity Of machinery in opers
ton, aud was hutby Alr. Charles Reeder OF Baimo,e
which Is sufficient Tecomue ndalIpn for II. A IA.
machinery in Ibis mill 9as built by Mes>rs Rogers
kIchum II Grosyenor, Of Paterson, n jersey sEd !,
believed 10 be inferior TO in this country it. sue
cessu use for years past sufficiently proves There
a Grist Mill attached 10 The establishment and ais,
pair OF Stones IN the factory driven by steam NAV
ne necessary 10 work the engine. There a,und,,
mouse room for all The operatives necessary TO work tie
Will. The property IS situated IN Isle of Wight county
Va, and within miles OF the beautiful thriving amt
healthy village of SmIthlielL, the head ui one Of the
branches Of Pagan Creek, leading Smi,hir!A.
To those who feel disposition engage in this hr.
nes., and will add looms 10 The Mil msy be rendered
!onby profitable. There is sufficient room IN the mill
for % or more looms, which can be put in operation h
very small! additional expense requiring only extra
shaft The Mill is driven throughout by iron gearing
The above property wiil be sold on credit OF one
two and three years " no, disposed Of al private sac
previous the Oh Of October next viii on that CAV
be exposed 10 sale on The premises Of good weather.
not The next fair day. Any information il regard to
the Mill Oh any subject will he freely given Ey apg..
cation to JAMES r WILSON n co,
September 10 [2G-d SmIlhirIi Va
Ihn Petersburg lnclscncGr will please copy the above,
c,T,.1 ~ heir - lii..
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itcO ! ainGJic Euppahann0c6 Farms j"r Sais.
A L the request OF those interested otter tor "a twn
"a tracts oil LauG belonging TO The estate Oi Han
Bernard IT,, deceased.
One Of these tracts called Belle Grove lies in tie
county Of King George the Rarpal!anucrk RIVER
about % miles below Fredericksburg. aud directly pg,
site 10 Port Royal II contains $50 aEc. sui;
ficent portion OF which Is IN woods the soil Il d fe
markedly good qualify, aud by stem 81 Iud'cous col
tivaon might IN The course Of few year. be ~! IGo
4 stale Of the very highest improvement There is Oh
the tract large and commotIous dwelling house, tone.
Their with the necessary outhouses embracing Kitchen
dairy ganary, corn house oveisepr house aud o' 10
cabins The site oil the main dwelling elevated CON.
handing beautiful view Of the river the yilag" Of rr
Royal aud large extent Of The adjacent country TIE
Teighbothood Is exceedingly healthy, ond The society
cond 10 in Virginia. Situated immediately Upon
the river has dire CT communication win Tie ,argsf
towns. To who desires residence IN The country,
and The possession Of valuable real estate, Know to
farm that offers more Inducements than this.
The other Tract Of Land is situated in Richmond
county al the intersection of Totusky Creek win lie
Raprahannock river being bounded on The SGnh B;
the Rappaa nnock and on The North by Tuusky Crer
This Farm contains 90 acres and Is cOnscfrrJ
OF the most valuable nnd productive farms IN The N'a
ern Neck. The soil is very fertile, and being ra'Der
Stiff is admirably adapted To the growth OF corn, "h'E
and oas-and lying al the intersection ct Two large ":
ter courses affords every facility for shipping pfca
10 the best markets large portion of The land
vered with heavy growth OF wood, which cut AID
sold would yield hundsnme profit There Is IN he
farm comfortable brick dwelling house, ard the usual
out houses The direct water communication which tbs
Farm has with the best markets. added the 1dvausr
to be derived from the great variety Of fine fish and io@I
which TO be had from the adjoining creek and H'sf,
renders it very desirable property.
Those no wish TO make an investment in LANDED P'o'
pery would do well 10 examine these farms before lie
days of sale.
The first mentioned tract (3ee Grove will be sot
on Monday, the 9TH Of October, 1899 the o:her On ~
day The llth Of the month"; those ta!sbe tar,
if not, The first fair day thereafter Sundays keep.
ed. This sale will take place at u O'Clock on the PIE
misses
TEENs-One third of the purchase money to be pad
in cash; the balance in two equal payments OF onr md
two years, from the day Of sale. The credit payments
10 be secured by bonds, with approved security AID
carry interest from the day of sale the Fari'S ~
terescd, being Of age, satisfactory title will hr co"Sr
ed, when he cash payments made. The purchasers
be allowed The privilege Of SEEDING the ail crops 81.
possession delivered on The first January
Persons wishing 10 communicate nth me upon 'ts
subject, i'll direct 10 Mansfield, near Fredericksburg
WIN. BERNARD.
administrator Of lin. Berna'd, Jr a,tt
Aug 90 30-tds
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TE7RUST SALE According 10 deed executed by
ID James II EaithaIl and wife on the 24,h October,
1887 recorded in the Office OF the Hastings Court of the
city of Richmond, on the same day. conveying TO the
undersigned for the security of debt due The Bank
of Virginia. will be sold at public uucnn, the pre-.
mises, 10 The highest bidder for rendy money. Mon
day, the l4h day Of October mex certain half Lot
of Land lying aid being IN said city on the south side
of the Basin adjoining the brick warehouse of Richard
Anderson on The West e street The North, Ninth
street The East and on the South the line of ca nal
leading from the Basin The Of the aforesaid
warehouse, together with the buildings and improve
ments tie said lo it being the which was con-
veyed 10 said Wal;hnI by John Harvie and William
Old and WIFE and is The lot on which stands the said
Walthas Tobacco Factory.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, JR.,
BARRETT w. WALTHALI..
caai JT-ls
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MORuS MULrlCAULlS TREES
" Have for sale Thirty Thousand Mnrus Mnucauis
Trees grown from cuttings The present season; they
are from to feet high, large at the root and well
banched-also ten thousand trees from old roofs, mea-
suring from to feet hgh-very superior ihese trees
are from roots and cuttings of my raising, and will
be sold on very advantageous terms to The purchaser
Apply 10 The subscriber, near Prince Edward Court
hnnse Va JARED TODD
ca, "a cT-wtf
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Sept 13


.nedicul Coiirgc IF Louisiana.
THIEE SIXTH SESSION Of instruction in this school
IL will open on the lst Monday in December. Rules,
terms end requisites of graduation, The in The
University of Pennsylvania Any number of subjects
for practical anatomy will be supplied free Of expense
Full Of clinics will be delivered at The hospital
by the professors Of medicine and surgery; The latter of
whom will perform the presence Of The class,
operations than can be witnessed in any hospital Of The
Union
Physiology and Pathology by J Harrison, NJ. d.
M:cra hledica, Therapeutics &c, F "A Barton, NJ. ID.
Theory and practice of Medicine, James Jones, 81 d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, J. l. Ridde, NJ ID.
Surgery, W Stone, NJ ID.
Anatomy, by q. A Mott, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and diseases Of Females
&c, a. II. Ccnas NJ. d.
Pruc.icul Anatomy, &. w. Morgan, VI. u.
+. II. BARTON, NJ. D., Dean.
Aug 1G 29-w,IN
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PapET'Ee \.
=, COMMISSIONING"
,v,yc 70 PLEASE EVERY BODY.

rnyISG TO PLEASE EVERY BODY.
HISfs 70 EDITORS.
O.e reader CRIES, your Stfdins 100 gia's'
Too much niores:ty you have,
Too much abou, religions
Giva me some witch and wzzafh 'A''',
81 ,I,p.,,i ghosts. with fins and hcsIes'
And feather. like ap'seon'
low, 10 read another Cries.
rhos, uiosstrous fashionable hes
i, other words, those novels,
f>o,no.ci urkiGGs. Of lctda,
Ofhordcr war. md Go:hic hordes,
That us,G TO live ~ novels
~, M. cries ono, we've bad enough
OF such COMPOUNDED love. sick suf,
To craze the fair creation:
Give us some recent foreign news,
OF Rcssians, Turks, the Poles or jews,
Or any other na,lon.
The man OF dull scho'astic lore
Would like 10 sec a lt,- more
Offs rae scraps OF Ln,a;
The g,ccer fain would learn the price
OF lea and sugar, ftni, and rice;
The draper, silk and satin
Another cries. [ want more fun,
A witty anccjotc or pun,
A rei,us or r.dlr;
Some wish Tor Parliamentary news,
And some perhaps. OF wiser vie"s'
Would rather hear i'idie.
Tho critic TOO. ofcass;c skill,
Must dip IN gal. his 6 nacr Iuiil,
AMI scrawi against the Paper;
Ofall The Literary Tools.
Bred IN colleges ana scho"is,
He cuIs the greatest cnpcr.
Another cries, want TO see
4 iumbled up variety,
Variety in ai, things
A miscellaneous nod 90 podse print,
Composed Il only i've the hlnt)
Ofmul,iiaIious small things.
Iwant somo marriage news, says MISS
II constitutes my bishes; bliss
To hear OF weddings plenty;
For in a time OF general ialn
None suffer from drought, 'tis pam,
Al leas, not one in twenty
wan, 10 hear ofdeaths, says one,
OF people totally und no
By losses, ere or fever;
Another answers, full as wise.
ia rather have the fall and rise
Ofsaccoon skins and beaver
Some signify secret wish
For now al then favotite dish
ofpoltics 10 suit them;
But here rest al rsrieci ease,
For should they swear the moon was c5eese'
We never should conlute them
Or grave or humorous, Wild or tame,
Lofty or low, his oil the sane,
Too naughty or too humble;
80 brother editors, pursue
The path that secms best 10 you,
Ana LEI the g'umblers srumb'e lGoSsHS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04

.nammoM Finite Sdk form Eggs.
TE3HE subscriber has remaining gnsoid few thou
81 sand EGGS ri The celebrated kind, at his residence
the Virginia Baptist Seminary. Pprsons who wish
get the genuine kind had better make early app!ica-
ton JAMES O. BREEDEN
June Off
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
FE7HE subscriber constantly receiving from the cee
e braled manulaclory of NUSSs g. CLARK, New
York, elegant and plain Piano Fores, possessing The
latest improvements, and that delcacy of touch and
sweetness Of tore, peculiar to their manufacture
Also large Of Musical Instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Forles repaired, Tuned, let hire, and taken in
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale in
this State may be selected from the of the sub
scriher who is enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices.
2. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks.
Aug Is eft
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Ia HE E.fflur of the y. 1 ErtHtHg Post.

The Congress WIN, into mourning en- his account n1
three months, they had done of washington a"a ~
.olnun
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N1OTlCE.-A Petition will be presented 10 The next
Ia Legislature Of Virginia, praying Law may pass
decsring The No,,oway Rvrra lawful fence, from me
onsva line 10 The forks Of the two Nolloways The
E,I,s G36-w4wl SEPT 10