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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

4 Mart Farm for Sale
NN7lSHlNG 10 change my residence | off-r for sale
w my FARM, lying in King and Queen county
about miles above the Court House, and containing
51G acres; about 200 Of which are we'll tmbered This
farm nbounds with MARL, is well wa,ered and believed
to be as heahtu as any in this section of the country
he buildings are comfortable and convenient and Out
houses sufficient for farming purposes Suppos'ns q
more minute advertisement unnecessary, persons WISH
ing 10 purchase would examine for themseves-thei',
FORE (having particular for wishing to SELL WIZ
make valuable estate. prefer to sell and give IrnHr
date possession. In such event. my various soc"
&c, &c, will beifor sale Persons wishing 10 Purchas
are requested 10 make enquiry personally or by Pos'
paid) letters 10 JAMES E. ROY.
StrensrWt.
April Q lO9-wo"
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Notice to ToJacco Piast1rs.

consequence Of The demise of Mr. C. L.cKL.sp the office
oil und Inspector has bcn
JoHS F. WREN The business future will be hv
with the Of Capt WM BrRros Salesman;
Ipcctiuy solicit continuance " patronage trusting strict
attention Gn,cs, will give general sa;islacon
The customary expenses will be paid all Tobacco Us,
Very respectfully, WREN l. MACON,
March % [i02-2aw5w Public HdrfiouSe,
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$4,000, $4,000.
Tir"inia state Lottery.

For the Lenfli Of the Town of Wheeling = Class No
3, for lS39--io be drawn at Alexandra, Va on Saur-
day, 9Th April, 1899
IS Number Lo,rcry-12 Drawn Ballots
GRAxD ScHEME.-Cap,aI SI0,000, 10 000 10000,
6 COO 5000. 3,GGO, 5000 prizes Of $ Co., 90 Of
$50 80 OF 300, l29 Of 2G0 &c.
Tickets only SI0-llaives 5-Quarers 30
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do u Half DO ID
DO do % Quarter do 50 80
u Ordrrs for Tickets and ShartS or Certificates IF
PackagcS in The above Magnificent Schemes. will receive
the prompt attention and official account Of each
d.aring Immediately after it is all who order
from US Address,
D. S. GREGORY & CO. Managers.
Richmond Va
-. Tickets in all other lotteries under our manage
mrul, constantly for sale as above.
April 2 LOG David
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

N1EGROEs.-Wiil be sold, at Raines's Tavern, IN
the county of Cumberland, on the lst day OF may
ner several rerv likely young Negroes, belonging to the
estate of The late God Tucker Of the county Of rTnce
Edward uEo' L. im: MIN
ApriI = ''" -
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Dcsldes Prizes n ~LJU--2TU- observation-disclosures
40, and lowest prize 90.
u Drawn Numbers out Of 7S.
Tickets only 500 hav-s ~, quarters >, eghihs so.
Certificates ii Packages Of % Whole Tickets 500
DO do rs Half do 100
do do 90 Quarter do G3
do do % Eighth DO 81 80
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SlraffON'S office.

bJtS
Three Capitais soid and caShedby Stratton.
Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery, No. II, drawn
April ls
80 50 50 "a A3 3 GS GO 81 40 Is GO ~.
Whole Ticket, Nos 3 6 60,
Do do Is 80 40,
Both sold and cashed by Slrauon.
Drawn Nos in Va. Wheeling Lottery Extra, No. ],
drawn April Cd:
80 IS . - &c 42 6 % SO GO 81 &c ls.
Whole Ticket Nos 81 90 SO, a Capital sold and cash.
ed by STRATTos, the All Prize Seller.
April LOFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

r7uE SILK MANUAL-A Treatise on Silk IN oil
its various stages containing in a condensed Io' n
The wisdom and experience gathered from the ~olkS
Couu, Dondo!o NJ Perro,'" Or; DesInucS,
F.jr pa,cnI;s. " b. Buchanan, kenrieh Ofcnaroist,
eGs I Smith, John DIIonergue NJ De Hozi Of
Munich. Fesaendens Silk Manual, ihc 3 elk TX grower
Farmers Register Joshua Gee, Esq BALM Houl, Lsq,
and many others. Sd cdll'on-h anS M sae "
rh,, ref,0 Agent, Richmond, Va.
~-0RTIS Mnl,icsuIis Trees, and Silk Worm Eggs,
I've for sale by 'A'; ~ " oa, .0'
March II Nv
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.SfynSf0H'S Gsficc.

,%fFfsSfOH'S CsftES.
900 Capitals sud and cashcGby Stratlon IN little over
II months.
Drawn Nos in Delaware State Ln;,cry, No. }, drawn
III III 81 - )! 3
Ticket No . II -, prize Of 5000
do do 4 II 10 do small one. Both sold
and cashed by STRATTON.
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Drawn ms in Maryland State Lottery, No. g.
Drawn April lOh
81 81 & 81 II GO IL 81 : &C 30
Whole Ticket Nos = Il il. prize Of $lGO; all sold
and cashrd by STRATTON, this week
April I3 lll-tf
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Drawn Nos. in the Virginia Norfolk Lottery, No ?,
drawn Aprll6
Is 33 81 "a "a 40 80 GO 90 Is 81 81 4G
Whole Ticket Nos II as -, prize OF $500.
do do % 30 60, do $40.
Br,h sold and cased by STRATTON.
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Dawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery No IL, drawn
Lpr
Tickle, Nos - 80 Gj. capital sold and cashed by
SrRATToS, the all Prize Seller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-16

- Drawn Numbers out of IS
Tickets only $50, halves TO- quarters ). eigblhs 2 so
Certificates Of packages Of 2G Whole Tickets $2GO
DO do 26 Half DO l}0
Do do So Quartz; do 81
DO do 26 Eighth do 80 50
Tickets in all the Lotteries and the really lucky num-
bers for sale al STATIONS Lucky Office. Look goo
Capitals sold and cashed by Sratton-the All Prize
Selier-in little Ger II months. Address
n. STRATTON,
March . I06-tfl Richmond. Ia.
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TO Tile STOCKHOLDERS

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF The JnmrS Rircr d. kanamka Company.
ENllEMENHarrng been applied TO by the proper number
VI hodc'. huin: the number shares
meeting Of The Stockholders Of the Company hereby
the Capitol in the Richmond Tuesday. 9Th
day 4" May for the purpose taking the
provisions of act OF Assembly entitled provide nd.
dona capital Tor the James River and knawha Company
the nd March, Ic39 with view 10 the
acceptance .Iec;iou Of the
am, respectfully,
Your obcdient servant
JOSEPH g. CABELL,
Richmond SIaeh &C. I52p. p. j. r. l. r. Co.
(fOrm Of Pro1y.)
Ra0r all 10y these presents That the Subscribers being
Stockholders IN the James River and Kanawha Company
constitute anu appoint irnc and lawful attorney
and proxy TO represent each Of all general meetings
Stockholders OF said Company whSn personally present
by other proxy; with full pow authority
such -Cncf meetings. such
oiri act or acts as each Of could member ohe
said meeting we personally present, and do hereby
ard confirm whatever attorney
lawfully or DO for Of the authority hereby
conferred upon him.
Witness hands and seals day Of one thousand
eight hundred and
tsEsL)
Ifs'e, tsEsL)
10 rh-I, --,a Justice OF the Peace for the
County aforesaid, do hereby certify that whose name
above subscribed atesns personally appeared
fore county aforesaid and made OATH that the above
named - -, - -,-- -, whose
subscribed parties the letter
lodged tho Of the sad
deed Witness my hand and seal this dav Of - eight
teen hundred ana -- -- tsEAL.)
April2 l06-lawt7thMly
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.sT,G.gT1O.N-S EOfte.y Office.
Rich and Splendid Lottery, for Goth April, $4,000
% OO0 % 600. $4,000
Alexandria lottery,

Class No . for 1889, TO be drawn at Alexandria, D.
G., positively on Saturday 20h April. 1879
MAGNIFICENT PRIZES
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Esisscr's PTise CfNce,

B!SSV7"3 sF-t O0'3
EIcnMoyD, Va.
-ALF, Nos % 4G So. capital prize Of - Ugo
q b " hDle Nos - 10 GI, dc" 40. , CO.
D. * Il IL and ,,,d as usual pl sight by iirGGER
Tickcls in the $50 900 Lottery for )'h April sun
for sae Remember large prizes can b. haG ~ feHu'
lngto w go E;,L,ord
April - ill-ZJ "--
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,sffuffOR'S EMce.

Three more Capitals at one haul NOTHING uncom'
mon for SrHATToS!!
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Lottery, No. I: drew
27,h March.
Ticket Nns ~ 81 G2, prize OF 81 100, J all sold
Half do do ~ 90 80 x cash
Quarter do. 20 lG - Jed by
STRATiON,
Tie .W,pri:c Ssir.
April = loD
Drawn ms in Sussex county (Drl) Lottery, No III,
- % ,: II 6 % II 5 81 IS 81
Ticket Nos % II -,
Do do 81 s., AL s0ld and sos"sa by
DO DO II u "A
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No. 2, drawn
OH Of March -
a. co y &C II C2 81 81 - ca
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 Gi, another small! prize oil
$500, sold and cashed by STRArIoS
:, more capitals, making capitals sold and casied in
days and making 81 capital pIizss besides bushels OF
sm, ones all sold and ca,Ird lutte ~ months
Drawn Nos in he Richmond Academy Lottery En-
ira. No 3. drawn the lt;h ri March:
90 81 7 80 - 81 II % ID GO AZ 10
Whole Ticket M 4 4! u. prize Of $500
do do II ~ e. DO. do. 200
DO. do ! 81 81. do do. 100
Al sold and Cas!.ed b. STRATTON, the al! Pize
Seller.
Tickets By the package single tickle, for sale at
Stations Lucky O:Ncc lih Street.
March II 37-u
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.Hnmuscrs' Office, f:ichn,omd, Ew
R!eh ond spiendid Lotry.f or .7prd 2Hth, lS3
$500 0O0-25 000-20 ,000-l5,0OO.
Alexandria Lottery,

NTdss 2,
To Lc draun .4itLandSd b e.. poSrcly Saturday,
2NM ?prii lS:}9
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which did not analize all the variety OK soils in
the state, pointing out materials in winch they
may be improved, and it must be much less
successful than what it has been elsewhere, IL
such means of Improvement are NOT iOund near
al hand.
There are considerations Of minor importance
which in ordinary seasons would justify the II.
doption of this measure, but at this time of gen.
eral embnrrassmeuts in monetary affairs, had no
influence in forming the opinion of your COM
miltee They have viewed the subject merely IN
peCuniary light, as one of mere loss and gain,
and they are constrained 10 say, that ms matter
of economy alone money thus expended w0ud
prove the most profitable Investment that could
he made.
The expense Of such Il survey has, in the
opinion o!your committee, been over estimated.
They believe that an expenditure OF $6,OOO
extended over period Of three years, would be
sufficient to complete it in the most perfect man
ner. In Massachusetts,; the whole cost, asnie
from printing, was only about $4,000. They
consider $4,000 az much as could be profitahIy
used in one year, unless more than one geo!d%isI
be employed which does not seem desirable.
The bill accompanying this report provides
for such sum- but does not require that the
whole should he expended.
Knowing with what reluctance The represen.
tatiVes of the people, for the first time apply the
peoples money to Il new object and sensi'
BILE OF the many demands upon the public puiS",
it was with many lorebodiugs, your committee
concluded to recommend an appropriation AZ this
time. The subject hadbecn SO frequenyprescnted
in executive messages to former legislatures, had
been SO much discussed among The people, and
received such general appreciation at their hands
that hey did not consider they should do jus.
tee to your honorable body, who committed
this matter to their charge, if they did not snb-
NIT distinct proposition to your action. If it
shall he fnn!ly concluded that the time had not
yet arrived for the commencement OF tins sur,
vey, they can only nope that the importance OF
the object may not he overlooked, in view of the
unseasonableness of tine Recommendation, and
that it may at Il future period he renewed under
more favorable auspices.
r. GOWDY, for Committees
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A LADY Of Boston, was afflicted with eruptions
"a all ovel her head and body, attended with
most unpleasant feelings, burnings and biotches-
had lost the nails from some Of her fingers and
locswos cured by 8 bottles of these drops!
A BOYS flered years with dreadful sores on
his foot some Of which had eaten wholly tho his
:oo1!- had his foot opened twice and the bono
Sfrnpcd-waa considered past relief, and his dtall
"xfccted-was cured 10y taking these drops!
A man in Roxbury-wds for years afflicted with
font ulcers, one of which had eaten through his
wrlst-was cured by these Drops
y child-Afler trying various other medicines
for painful eruptiors his legs and other parts of
his body, was cured 10y the Botanical Drops alone
under his arm, by bottes
"A Boy in Boston-was many years troubled
with ulcers IN his head, which discharged at his
ears-cured by bottles!
Mr. Wrght-was cured OF a bad fever sore en-
one OF his legs, OF long standing, ~ these Drops
after all other means used had failed
A child-~Was cured by these Drops, Of boiIs and
ulcers, some of which had eaten to the ribs?
An Elderly Lad y Who long afflicted with
horrosy, and so horribly, that she could not bend
JOIN! without gushing out OF blood 90 bottles
cured her
A Young Lady-Of Boston, was cured Of VIC.
lent huinor in her eyes, by the Drops
A Lady in CharIestown-W Was cured of white
swelling on her knee joint, by these Drops aud
Jebb Imminent
a Man in Connecticut Who had been troubled
for years 'y an obstinate kings evil was cured by
these Drops
Lady-Nas cured of terrible Of 81
Anthonys Fire, by the Drops
A Chiid--Also Of 4 distressing scrofula
"A Persou-Troubled with violent niuptions
the face, was cured by The Drops afor various OH
err medicine and advice had failed
These Drops will the most inverae Scrnt:
MA, st Anthony's Fire, Scurvy, Salt Rheu'i, Fry
pSolaS, Leprosy, Pimi'led Faces, Sore Eyes, Scald
Head in Childrnn. Old Sores or Ulcers, Foul FEES
tcling EruptionR, Hnmors, Fever Sores, (even
when the bone has become cnlous) White Swell
ing On connection with Jebb's lInimeut,) NenerN
ial Fons, (when Mercury has iled,) aud all 9th.
err disorders arising from impure state of the
blood and Juices, aud are the best Spring and Au-
tumnAl physc.
pricc 81, or bottles for So ASK FOR DR. Relics
i}ut0 ncuI Drops.
Prepared by T. KlpDnn, successor to DR. Con
way, and Tor sale at his Counting Room, NO. W
Court street. next to kiddrr's Drug Store, near
Concert Hail Boston. For Sale also by LUTHER
JEWErr, ST. Johnsbury.
None genuine unless 81 gned T. kidder, on the
outside printed wrapper -, ,o
Large discount to dealers ~ l-N.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
4 EsEOCsa mat tom
BY THE GOV ERSOR.

BY THE GOV ERNOE.
The closing year. while it shuts ~ out iroln that
free intercourse which we have just been todd
ing with nature in all her countless shapes
and rich variety, inclines man to reflection, and
leads to more intimate communion with him.
self. The first exercise of the henrt if right
ly directed, is Il remembrance of that Divine
Goodness which has so Iichly blessed him;
and his first offering, a tribute of Thanksgiv.
ing 10 the Author of all mercies. How be-
htUg then, that an opportunity he afforded for
all to unite in Inscriptions of praise and thanks
giving.
To present such an occasion, Ihave been ie
quested by the General Asse mbIy to appoint,
and do hereby appoint. THURSDAY, THE
FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, to he
observed throughout this State II day Of pub
tic THANKSGIVING, PRAYER AND
PRAISE.
we commemorate laudible usage of our
fail crs;-one whi,h they delighted to celebrate,
and around which cluster some OF our earliest
and tondest recoIlections 1t WAS 10 Them day
OF true pleasure and chastencd enjoyment. Let
it be so TO us.
to suspend their common engagements, and in
their usua! places of public worship to assemble
and unite in such RELY ous exercises, rs will pre-
pare and enable them to offer unteigued ackuow-
Judgments of gratitude to that Being who has
so signnlly spared and blessed us. Let us thank
the innumerahle objects OF His creation, we have
not been forgotten, but sustained and provided
sor:- That, in every passing moment we have
fresh evidence ;hat,thc Goodness which called us
into life at first, remains unchanged: That ht Inns
spared us as Il people, from The destruction that
wasteth at noon day, and the pesliIcnce that 80
eth abroad at dnight:-That the past season
hath brought forth an ample supply oftte fruits
Of the earth for man and beast.
And while thus assembled let a SENSE of past
and present ingrattude effect to lead to
holier and more earnest conservation of all
our energies, both ofboIy and mind, to his ser.
wee.
Let us entreat our heavenly Father to conliu.
ne to us his benignaut smiles; TO watch over all
our interests both as n State and Nation; TO pre-
serve us from those evils which may threaten to
disturb the permanency of our civil and relig
ious institutions; TO stay the progress of intem.
perancc and vice among us; to remove from our
land the sin of slavery and injustice; to incline
the hearts OF the prosperous to alleviate and sue.
cor the poor and distressed; and to prepare us
rightly TO appreciate the blessings of religion,
vouchsafed in the gift OF his son, JESUS
CHRIST; and finally, so direct all our concerns,
as TO advance the Interests of true religion
among men and thereby fiji us fora Just olser.
vance OF the divine injunction OF doing unto 9th
erS we would they should do uuto It's.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
state, in Executive Chamber at Montpelier,
this eleventh day of November, III the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty nine, and of the Independence OF
the United States the sixty fourth.
SILAS II, JEN{SON
Bv The Governor,
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BY The Governor,
GEO. b. MANsER, Secretaru.

Later accounts from The Oh, rokeeS. The o.
Zark Standard OF the 18th contains advices from
his Fayetteville correspondent, up to Oct. 10,
from which it appears that the commanding Off
GERS mt Fort Gibson an, fort Wayne have issued
orders upon the keeper OF the military stores at
Fayetteville for an additional supply Of arms
and ammunition, viz for Fort Gibson, 132 mus.
kets; Fort Wayne, 100 and bayonets, 100 cat.
ridge boxes and belts, 100 bnyonets, scabbards
and belts 10000 musket cartridges, 10000 rifle
cartridges, and 500 musket flnts. AS the Stan
dard observes, I'VE wish 10 create no nnnecessa'
ny excitement, hut give the information as we
received it. The matter may he settled without
any serious difficulty, but we are compelled to
say, that all the information we have received
favors the contrary opinion.'-The whole matter
looks very much like a s'note of dreadful pre-
paration.' There are 10000 Indian warriors
upon our frontier, and it is impossible TO foretell
what will he the effects Of the first blow which
may be struck. In event of union among the
different tribes, the forces OF the government
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, S..
"A PROBATE Court holden AT lrasburgh, within
IN and for the District aforesaid or the 18th day
of November, A. d., IS39-An instrument pur-
porting to be the last Will and Testament of HUM
PHREY NICHOLS, late of Brownington. in said
District deceased, presented to the Court here
for Probate, by MARGARErr NICHOLS. IN.
the Executor therein named. Therefore # is orde,
ed by said Court, that public notice be given TO all
persons intended therein to appear before said
Court at session thereof TO be holden AT Jrasburrh
on the Cd Wednesday of Deccmbor A. D.. 1870
and contest the probate of said win aud it is Glr
Their ordered that this order be published ,bIae
weeks successfully in the Cacdonian. a nevsnonlr
printed ut st. Johnsbury, in this State the lnst Of
which shall be previous to the dav assigned. ms
aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office
this 18th day ofNovember, A. ID. 1880
IZOW" GEO. NiE, RcgisIcr
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STATE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA DISTRICT.
M HEREA@ an instrument purporting 10 be
w the last Will and Testament of DANIEL
PIERCE, late of Lyndon, IL said District, decens-
ed, has been presented to the Probate Court Of sad
district for allowance, by WILLARD PIERCE
the Executor therein namcd-Thes are, therefore,
to notify the heirs and all concerned. TO apnenr Al
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate Office
in nanvilIe, on the 18th day Of December next.and
shew cause i any they have, against the proof and
allowance Of said Will
Dated at DanviIIe, this llth day of November,
\. d. 1889
1907 GEO. b. CHANDLER. Judpc of Probate
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BRlGHIoN MARKET-Nov II.
Reported for the Ynnkee Farmer

AT market, 1850 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores, 25
Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep q lambs, and 1850
Swine.
PRIcEs. Beef-first quality at rs to 7; poorer
quality to 5 l-2
Storcs-We quote to correspond with last week
YearIings 10 to IS; two year olds $l7 to 1888.
.Oxon-We noticed but few sales of Working
Oxen, from 1868 10 105
Cows and CnIves-$25, 50, 40, As, 40 and SO.
Sheep and Lambs. DnIl-We noticed sales at
$50 to 2,S7.
Swine-At retail, s for'sows 6 for barrows Lots
were taken to peddle at "A l2 for sows, 5 a 2
for barrows.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

tNIEUVNIN DIS INItT,
NNTlIERE.AS an instrument purpounc 70 be The
w last viii and testament Of JAMES KNAPP
late of lyndon, in said district, deceased, has been
presented to the Probate Court of said district for
allowance, by iiirnm Knapp one Of the Executors
therein nnmcd-Yhcse are there fore to notify the
heirs and all concerned, to appear at Probate
court he holden mt the Probate office in DanyiIIe
on the l2h day of December next and sIlrw cause,
rfany they have, against the proof and allowance
of said will
D"ted at DearWe, tbs l4M day # Norcmhn
a. D. 1888
GEO b CHANDLER.
l2OW3 JYdre Eff py0LaEe
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upon the frontier would be totally inadequate
TO the protection of our citizens. The militia
must be looked to rs The strong arm of defence
and amid the 'ponp, pride and circunstan-
ce ofglorious war; the recently organized corps
Of the 9th division may have nm opportunity of
1signaizing themselves for ''deeds OF valor and
eatS Of arms
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The fever still continues at Bayou Sara and
Port Hudson. In the former place there has been
SO deaths from yellow fever since the middle OF
June. The recoverics are few. The banks all
closed, and there is little business doing OF any
kind
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&+gAs& 81 e a. <cfgg ga

At Mindoe Falls VT. the 18th inst.
MIR NATHANIEL III Looms, of Hartford, Cuun to
MISS CATHARlNE MoNAn, daughter of John McNab,
Esq.
In Johnson, MrJ ohm C. Mills, to Miss C,ntlia
NJ. Perkins.
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~ office.

A LII persons indebted to the above firnt on note
IN or Book account are hereby notified tn at pay
nIent IN all cases. mus; be made to the subscriber
MORDECAI HALE.
Barnet, Oct. "a, 1889. Il7tf
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HBPOsACBOahs2

HBrOadcBOaEls, Buck skins, &c
vgVIIE largest lot OF BROADCLOTUS,. PILOT
4 CLOTHS, CASSiMERES d p CK SKIN
ever had By now offering for sale -, ,rcsi
which cannot fail to please We bouobt them s,oUcL
eheaper than eocr and are selling at from IS 70 3S
per cent less than former Prices. All in want of
the articles are invited 20 call and examine
Oct Z, 1880 15,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-19

1.-THE annals Of medicine do not afford, per.
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(oitoloing, ,chich acre Effected by the use Of
AgGEfG7S Botanical EArODSs