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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
nfa.sachuse,is Legis,ainre.
N.s,ng, Of Gor Ernet The following Message
was received from the Governor

Message Of oar. Errei The following Message
was received from the Governor
To 1As Senate and Rouse II Rfyressnfatires
transmit 10 the two houses copies OF the several
documents received from his Excclirncy the Governor
Of MAINE the 18th and hh Inst They relate 10 the
tvspitses committ,d the Public Landsby bands If
piundsfers casd lafg- bodies for tie purpose OF
carrying N their operations without interruption The
taken BY Nsiuc to enable Der land agent 10
stop TO these dePr~darus, and the purpose OF re-
sistug these messures by military force, announced by
the Lieutenant Governor Of It's FfnFince OF New brnns
wIsk, wall appear from the papers communicated The
c'ur@ adopted aud mcnactd by the local authorities OF
New Brgpsw lex has led the Legislature Of the State Of
Maiuc 10 the adoption Of vigorous urasnfesof ur pro-
lection Of The public property aud the def nee OF TIE a.
gcnls employed 90 removing the crpffoains-
Among tie pspers fsusuitied by Governor aWield,
copy q resolve Of tide House OF Rep ssfnta,iyes
oi Mans of the -th inst requesting he aid of hassa
ehuseis the measures adopted BY Name, rela'" t.
Fespassers on iAe pu3,c lands lAr opmots aud efl-
ugs Of Massachusetts the great questions connected
IN The North Eastern B0uuaary, htye been oiten
49, forth "a h- pa5lc Of her eEslaufs aud
cuiye that they Do not need TO he fe~sted. The land
sgent Of The Commonwealth has on al tunes efficiently
eSopsrat~a with TIE lsnd ssrnt Of Name m al meas
ufrs tor tis Protection Of pubic property which isli
within the sep VI tie ordinary duss ol hose oil.
GERS
had The honor 10 10y address 10 tie Legislature a.
Tie hsginn4uE o. The SESSION, than one form
occasion Of ,he sano kind, cali tc attention Of Tie
two Houses o. The Ta Nous extent Of The dePFea4'ons
oonfniiied the public iahas IN that regtan. The
rghl!al sovereignty snd Of the Territory
beionging sTeusFeiy 10 hsne Massachusetts has no
lgrisdictoa a. sod pssrss~s ouly interest ia =
THsieiy oi The sol For this resson fsfther steps
part, have teen deemed within tie competence 81
hsss4ehssrts, 10 manlsin her right ~ ua@ tsfniorJ
Nhch forms subject II eonifaysfsy long ptorar-
tft rtSsen tn Eoserunlruis Of the niied States sne
Great hfiiHin Should state az things anhaPPig a.
iiss Ia shieh ths govsfnmsst Il lbs Inied States
shA cell uPsa Massachusetts iof hrF assistance as a.
ssfiing The fghtss ong HBd njufsoosy ~iihheid
4 an fssfsas1se ,lt Ne call wih fee~,ss Ffump! ~
& s9aass ifosu ID. Legislators snd tie Prople
4 siEusd. EDWARD EVERETT.
CoV,cat CH4-nfs Fsb -. i-1p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
- emo crUftc Eg'his TicEcf.
-eEc-
For PrfSiGcHt
II L n Z Y G. l. 4 Y


In addition 10 all our iutcrusl embauassmcnis--our
Indian troubles ard Canada frontier petpcaiirs, 1t
would seem ny the news Gom the Maine nonucr, ia
our preceding columns hat on the eve of an.
other conflict with John Bull Can it be- possible that
the Bnush Government have dr,ire 10 try her hand
ara,n VITA tins country We bad supposed that the
laws Of war and Of honor forbid Third conflict after
aud the na,ion hal been hly whipped twice
or that at least, under such circumstances The conquer
ed party would not be the original arsiessor aud at
tempt 10 force is adversary into conflict. We wait
for further adroes before fully believe that there
Is not misapprehens1n IN the instructions Of ths
British Colonial Governor and tina, he is acting faahly
and without the sanction Of BIS government
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

"The 1fddle aged Farmer We have given place
TO the structures Of correspondent this sigma
ture, with pleasure, (as he desres II viii be found
our first page We know not who the author is, nor
do know his brother the "Old Farmer, last.
But apprehensve that the "Midde Aged Far
mer' is an old land Spectator, that he is much
enamored with the delusve tales of those spectators
and ready TO sacrifice and abandon the luxurious soil
Of the old States TO make experiments in the
wids. His views emgiouon aud policy in setting
the public lands &c. we do not like. We cannot for a
momen, listen TO his plan Of tolerang the squaters
for il is nothing less than sanctioning the
species Of punder The land jobbers doubt.
less at the bottom of all this. The sqaaters prob.
ably takc up these lands by the
and it is all well-maiured scheme, undoubtedly, IN
make money out of this immense public treasure.
Bot public plundrr appears TO be the order of the day
and IT understand the views Of ~ Middle ged
Farmer, he desires to encourage this punder and jus
tnes, by The idea that will facilitate the sale OF Tie
public lands. We not anxious 10 dispose OF lhese
lands The government had better hunt up aud Cute
the proceeds Tor those already sold before the receivers
have spent it ALL However We may be IN an cirur IN
all our views about the matter aud the "Mlddle aed
Farmer may be nsat and when 81 convinced
small be frank IN acknowledging.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

+. u The pGgeHRos TeSHoHter, IN abiding to the eH-
-ton Of E4tes says hope tins Is tie last eAecu.
d "a that val ever take place ia Vermont" We have
add another aud beIler lapel aud that there never
wiil be such another hend Lac Committed IN
Vermont
II sad that Bates fataer, moer and sister, signed
remous'fance against his being rrsptsd. What la
meniaDe aud miserable OBJECT human beng must be
~ this world witIyula single friend not soiI-
aIy human mortal, apparently II regret his unnatural
sno hOfra ext
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
The Orlsin Of the controncrsr.

We should have been glad to have given to read.
ers the particulars Of the origin Of the late outbreak on
the Maine and British Provincial frontier, but We have
neither room tine this week TO do Many Of our
readers will ecolect that the decision Of the ing @,
The Netherlands ON the question Of boundary, mu.
tuay agreed 20 he set aside and that subsequent
y agreed that until the question settled the spu-
ted territory should remain undisurbed by either party
and that both governments should observe the sricca
neutrality and mutually Protect the timber aud proper
~ upon the lands
1t would now seem tia, Sir John Harvey under the
authority Of the British Queen claims e1ciasire ris
dieion over the disputed territory aud that the effort
the agents Of the State Of Maine 10 wtest this possess
ion from the British agents, is the principal origin
the present controversy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

More EIScuficps N LOrey Canada On Friday, l5ti
inst Pc, prisoners were executed al Montreal, w -
Cnus. ilndrnaug, CheYalvf de L9rm,er, Pierre Rem
Nsfbonnr Francois Nicolas, and Amsbir Dauuais.
1ac fret who oPpea ID on the platform was Charles
ltuctnlanT, who spfaug upon Il with activity they
all advanced with hrm step. llndehlug then came
Forward % tie very front, and briefly addressed The Peo
pie CHAR steady and the French language
lie asserted that the Ach he had been engag
ed vas a good c3use-he denied the r-ht OF the Bot
ish Government 10 put bin 10 dcsth-und he eonclud
ed by eIcaining "NlNE Ia LlBERTE"
Nicolas then dvsuced To the front aud addressed his
couuiryineu, but a different strain. lie deprecated
the IA which hc had teen engaged, bot which he
sa was got % aud maintained through the aJdor o
youths TO whom their parents had egecied 10 give
uy Instruction.
Htncrnlang never once moved there was no con
Yuslyv Struggle indicating either life suffering NC
oss also. " 10 was tail ana powerful man, suffered
spP4feuuy almost nothing The others also made
quiek transition wi,h the exception Of Narb,nne -
IfaAkiia Mas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
nMI.IlToN MARKET..Nlondnr. reb. ~.

At market, 400 Beef Cattle, 1850 Sheep, 100 Swine.
About 80 beet cattle unsUid
fEIcls. Def Caate--1he prices obtained las, week
were not sustained Tor lac quality. Better cattle
were al market and quote the sauie viz Fist quail
ny 10 s. so Second quality, 80 $500 1hud
quality, q 90 81 %.
ah-'g- sacs quca we notice lots taken at 3 ., 4.
90 -, 8 80 aud 50 10
stOAs-Oue 10, 10 pedde was sold Tot about &c. Al
retail a sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
Monday, Feb 1e.

Monday, Feb le
Some important business acted upon IN Congress
to-day,
The Senate passed the bill for the armed occupation
OF FLORIDA. All opposition appears TO have been with
drawn.
The bill providing for the security Of public money
IN the hands Ui Government agents, aud the punish
public deiauers was passed to third reading
by vote OF 20 to III. The bl! strongly opposed 10y
Messrs Clay Webster, ialmddse and ityes. Mr. IL.
offered substitute for the bill, embracing the Virginia
system OF deposite IN local banks by the government
debtors aud dispensing with the intermediate agency
of government collectors aud receivers but The propo'
aition rejected by large majority.
The House were chiefly engaged ~ the reception OF
petitions The House ordered ,hat they should be re
ceved lump at The clerk table, without any call OF
the States. 1nis triumph however obuined after
long struggle. MIR Adams TeGeled against the prUce.
dure and refused TO offer his Petuohshe had only one
hundred Und one OF hemJat, al length, lac sent Them
TO the clerk table, condition that they should be
iournalized by the morning. and hs journal read II
must be matter y! cOuise uniess the reading be DIS
peustd with unanimously. 80 Mr. Adams viii bring
each petition - the notice Of the House. BY TIE way
lac has private journal Of these petitions mad, by HIM
self. ! potion OF IT to day, aud much admired
its neatness accuracy and despatch. wonderful nt
is ths John {, Adams.
The House passed the supplementary treasury note
bill.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
MARRIED..

Ia Clarendon, last evening, by the Rev. VIM Mitch.
ell Ma OsEA DRArEH, OF brandon, TO Miss H.nKIlr
ii. luNT, OF tins village. The Printers return their
thanks To the bride for The liberal share Of CAKE with
which they were remembered.
Ia Lltchheid, Com 18TH inst by the Rev Mr. Brace,
b. f. angdon, Lsq. OF Caslieton VI to Miss Ann l.
hzabrth, daughter OF joan X Llndon, Esq. Of l..
la Waiiinsiord, l3h INST ny the REV. MT Marundae
heodore Dawson Of Shrewsbury, 10 Miss Mary Anu
Burton Of the former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

.Perii0us Sfuati0n.-Durng the late violent gale and
ndc Mrs. Caldwell poor woman, who with or 3
children lived in a miserable shanty at small island,
near the end Of Coney Island, found her lle home
suddenly surrounded with water The gale soon took
away the roof of her house and the iidc swept away
the house itself
She despatched her two boys for boat and they with
man came near the spot TO take oil the woman aud
two smaller children, but the strength OF the wind drove
them from the shore, aud they could not approach the
island In this fearful dilemma, the woman ued wag-
gon to tree, ana herself children and dog got into the
wagon. Every tree around her except the TO which
the wagon ted washed up by the force of the
water but The little company ON the wagon were thus
saved
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
Correspondence Of Tie Journal Of Commerce.

Washington Feb. 18th
In the House to day. there little matter OF inter
est.
The resolution yesterday offered by Mr. Mallory, cali
ing upon the Secretary OF the Navy iur PROJECT 10 be
LAID before Congress the session. Tor dIspcus "
with the Navy Board and distributing their duhts
among different bureaus adopted; and, when tie
general appropriation bill came up, the amendments
dispensing iii the Navy Board were withdrawn. ~
II Is serd matter that The Board oi Commissioned
Will go over board.
In ibe Senate, .he great question agIlaed bp MI
Morris an his remarks The bill foT the armed Occu
patton of Florida.
Tie bill Was passed By the following vote Yeas %
~, IS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

~ our rradeis vii. perceive that paper this
week very mach occupied with the disasters Of tue
lse dreadful storm IA Lns.aud. The story, ho~eyers
moi hall told Three tl.es many more columns ~
not detail half TIE Ii auedsed 10 be the
most caianiiious that happeued oi halt century
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
Provision Market.
4 CHINCE ron n coon BARGAiN

NHE Subscriber, Wishing t0femoye 10 the Tar West
L oAets ~ btl! tne arm On which be HoH hives sii.
uated u Mouuiholy, one mile south OF the village of
MlchAutcsYuic, end about the same distance from
omnA Factory, containing about lCJ acre. Of lou6
mostly un6ef Improvement well adapted ~ tillage ~
sfa4nE with good nrw dwelling house mostly finish.
80. uafn - hy "a feet dairy house wood house and
o. rf out bu.loilgu go good iepar sad Farm las been
s-ccfasluly Improved dairy farm of several wears
past aid has hcquTed the reputation Of ic best ia tie
sInhy aud contains large share 81 arabic land easy
t'i. Z, aud sweet II sale 81 Tie Farm be FL
iccird N also cell tb~ stock ihe same cogsist
iag 81 one sPao Of Hofs-s, lo Cows esrlnys ahd
s.aa G1rk OF shre2. A chance equally isggf.b,e l,r
msn 81 moderate capital seldom pfesents itsslr A
indsputabe title viii be g.'en laqaifs ii lhe ssb.
set.Uef on the pTea4is~s
TIN r. GARFIELD.
February, p 1850 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

q Earthquake al .urtia'que terrible earthquake
.steG the lolnnd Of Martinique, on the llh janu-
nry, which spread havoc and ruin over the whole
French colony. The town Of Port Royal appears
to have suffered the most Of any OF the towns.
.'umbers Of buildings were destroyed. and multi.
ludes OF hives lost. The last shock OF the earth
quake left scarcely building standing, and nearly
The whole city was overwhelmed -Four thousand
persons, II Is supposed, we're buried beneath the ru-
lus-of these three hundred had been withdraw u
from the wreck and rubbish. AT ST Pierre the
shock WIS not seyefe as at POrl Royal, bu, se..
eral houses were thfown down.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

MAIL RODS. a.. BURrG JASON have Jasi re-
~ esysi Hone ss.l i.,islisfss zhos lroaall Dssl
irsn, Alec - ssc' i'srPsol SILT; su1 TaIsa iasB!
ssh. fr s.lr iss,
Rsilssi, Feb - ] 53s, 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

y seaaiors-rbe Legislature Of the States Of Vir-
g'n!a and aicgan have each 0,adr several ileeel1sl
,ayI,s ~ elect selatOss bat al tue last dates neither
had succeeded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
HOOfs and .shoeK

OF sii kihJs utd sruPons, cosrn aud fine fnes ApI
women "srf. AnI lac pledges himself that be VII
'el Of tq'ii quality cheup Il not more ressou-
abe' 4"h ip''o who sre sbeoufsgss fore q nssnafae
'ufs "a preference 10 ihDte "a their shhofhoaJ
l"'h "suio, there "a this udysoisge ln p.ifopilins
our ""N "~aaiactpfss-Nbeu hey COAT prove good,
'Hfy ean ciu.Gl sui obtain Jsduct4oa,.
w. III ihsis Combination, the ,sJ Dyer has
zoo 70 haiier hlpsesi u4st lui sliy be "a customer
vii stack by kp, bot be vii have great many sae~i-
ieni re~ ones. toll d ossh. ready 10 boy god sSi
cheap - that sit hs usael iaJ asfy sd pueiu.y.
lac nay not oHiy I've, bot thrive.
hEr1 ye. further Dan Ersst dat -puneiosihT
tie iiie Of business" -
Nltl eos. FeL. - 1852.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

Is II fact that the editor of the Vermont Tele-
graph wOs legale to the Locu Convention at
Aidjleburyl II so we don't wonder at his last
weeks apology.-B. f.. Gdzdie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

Tia Dead lire. IL s stated by correspondent Of
th~ New Orleans son, that Drsha, the son Of former
Governor ct k~ulncky, who murdered man named
Bitkrf and tvprisved and who afterwards murder
81 iHsn In Texas, boz dted ga pTson beiaie he cay o
l. execution came, since discovered L. be alive liz
existence 10 accounted iof, by expressing he oa not Oh
s1utVly die ia PRISON, ana that ius OF wood cOun-
eriei body, Vas burned instead Of hiin.
The Great Western snised At Nrw ! oTk from Liver
poi, Saturday nIgLi--saiisd &fh Jan. LlsYcn
Tie Grrai WsFiefn brings 100 pssssnesfs-had e
foggh pssssee The HGbsas Cofgus question tCansds
pfsotetsl lsd not besn oeeidrd Francs - alarmed
About the g. aiun question Il f,sfrd hat bos,i
iles Nrfs tbout u commence ~ II SsAi.aS.
.uslanrAols .3eaassf 800 Yesterday tsurnins q eanoe
l~spyging 10 hf CAseo, "A attempting n efoss esef
fsn folsis l9s sash iseuiy passengers uPsrs By
the hpaLng "a the Tferi b sAleh sHiseu cat 81
Toe tsFniy vffs cTcsEet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
AtaissOn Es,er.

Ief = reason 10 feel grateful liberal patrousge
"a heretofore reccited from his regular cu-oa,sr.
an. The PuLlc Bot bo stll be- leave remind them
that they may not forget thai he tt hois on to tho
OLD 'siabushuent shd continues 10 keep tho very
chgIcCst 81 stock sni the beft ol " rzmeu -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

COFAL FARNleii d superior quality, for salo by
~ BUnT " MASON.
Rutland, Feb. o. 1889 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

l. want 1909 Sheep Pet aud 10000 Pot Aolal and
scrap Iron.
Eutsnd Feb. %, 1880, 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

NOkThEtN CLOVER SEED, Imported RUII
- BIG.3 cad SLG.1R BEET SID 800 pound,
s uoHsd iIANlS aud SHOULDERS 30 Barrels MSS
FOhh 800 pounds nice L-4KD, i4 small Kegs f.,
family usei FLOUR, Tufk' leland SALT aud good
stock Of DRf GOODS ald GROCERIES. fr .sie by
mEACHAN & DANA.
CatIs'on, Feb p. 1889, 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
CO.u.uISSIONERS .AOYICE.

WE tho Subscriber being appointed by the Ho.
w tho Probate Court Tor tie d,. trct Of Rutland
cmssioners 10 receive examine and 81 jos, the claims
aud demands VI all persons against the estate oi
JOHyT FULLER,
late Of Pit,sfcd. sud district deceased repre.cned
nso'nt,and also oil claims and demands 10 Offset there
To; and FIX month, ion the 4th day OF February. in-
staot beng allowed by raid tor that purpose we
do therefore hereby give notice that VII attend
the business Of our appointment AT the house ii joel VI
Fuller IN Phshcli, on the Git MONDAY. 81 April aud
August nexi. irom 10 O'Clock unt.! ocoek, l.. NJ. on
each Of ssil days. 10
". X. BLOSSOM,l c.....
DANIEL EOWE, { '""'t'''"'s'
Dated at fittshed, thi. 10Th day Of Feb. 1889
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

NOTICE shereby given. that have ths day gwen
~ Ira Gatos nay ht time aud Liberty To- tfan,act
Business or himself; and shall neither am his w.
ses nor pay any debts Of hs log nler tins date
kBEAEZEK GATES.
Mid iletown, Feb. &c. 1888. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-09

hear from the Western Carolinian being composed CT
The chairman and some ten twelve others, after re-
Peaed notices given several days previous and twice
ringing the bell that day Several resolutions
adopted among which the following, which shows
the coven foot of Federalism:
hGofted, nat this meeting 10 decidedly in favor of
National Bank, whenever i, may Be deemed by Con.
gress e1pedent 10 establish ona
"And yet the Wings pretend to ease nothing about
National Bank, and their presses 10 North Carolina
striving 10 cheat the people into this belief Oh! The
dece plions OF Fcderui Whiggery."
It Governor Cannon IN a recent eFectionecring al
dress, has boldly recommended National Bank"
LGLobe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-09
FOR THE ENC UJRER.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES,


To concate the opulent classes OF society, 10 pam,
nor their avarce 10 extend their sway, and TO bino
Them nv the ties Of interest and the allurements OF
wealth 20 support the Of the Federal Govern
mrn, corruption gave birth to the National Bank-ihat
lepilimale monster which dry nursed the thoushtess
multitude, and sucked the crafty few
In his first report the Congress OF the STATES IN
favor of a National Bank, General Honilion boldly
nvowed TIM, "such Bank not mere matter OF pr
vate property, bu, a POLITICAL MACHINE OF Inc
bighes, i'm Importance TO the Stale. 80
This candid ayowal was eagerly seized and cordially
embraced by the Monarcbists and Federasts' VINO 40
secure themselves in power and place. passed IN 9l
the Bill TO incorporate, for twenty years. .ne oaah o.
the United Satee with capital OF ten millions OF DOL
lars. Brought into existence bya party voe' !hat Po
tent and formidable engine, the Bank acted Tor us poi
,ca friends with speed energy and effect; ana m.eh'
ly contributed TO organize into distinct and visible
those great gonisicai parties that have ever since
shaken with fearful orebodngs the union and safety OF
the States az
While Washington lived, the vigor OF his arm, the
power of his name, the pure auserty OF ms imno'u'
character chilled ambition into apathy and awed her
tile brood into secrecy and sleep. His sudden oealn
was bright suspicious day to political adders ano
hropub, them forth in thick and Kissing profuslon 10
s,;ng The public liberties Then, the monurchca myr-
dons of incorporated wealth began TO give direction
70 unhc onninn through control Of the currency and
The agencies Of political finances and enabled The feoe
raj par,v who created The Bank to persevee IN tne mon
s,rons dsposon 10 fasten the country puhiic pih-
cples that had no root in the Constllulonno
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-09

=" DEATHS.
Died. very suddenly, with of preparation the
IA tai dngs the morning of The ih July 10 the e Of
her ase, youngest daughter
Jacob Modeca Esq Of This city She remarkable Ter
passing beauty Accomplishments highly
by education sweetness of temper and simplicity Of
In hs twinkns Of she has been torn from hearts tina,
loved her living, and bleed for her loss
Death, thou hast ki'd another
Fair and learned. and good = she,
Time shall tErow a dart u thee.
From Ben Joinson'J hines,
On The Dotndge, Countess ri Pcatfoke.
Died. OF eonsrsrc fever .hc Of M John Osborne
mIdlrnd, Charlotte, Va the s5th u, Mira elizabeth Eos
1ER widow OF Geo. Foster de Of Prince Edward county Fa
IN the seventh
dead aud it for those alone who acqsansed with her
Prccae her loss She patiently suffered under her affections and
calmly resigned herself Him who gave aud hath taken away
It- The Nashville papers will please copy.
Departed this life the 25th of June last the residence of
her son, the county Of Goochnd Va Mrs. SrsASSAA Lacy
Of the htc Mathew Lucy tho advanced Of years
The Nashville aad Memphis Tcna papers will copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-09
RICHMOND MARKETs-JUlY 9Th, 1889.

ToBacco-Lugs S. 50 $685. Leaf common, So so
s. so and 50; middIing, 80 50 Sll So good, Si2
Sl4 So fine. SIS $50; extra manufacturing qualities,
Sl6a S2l so Since the arrival of the Liverpool, com
and middng qualities have been selling
Oily al quotations.; improvement in prices Of good
and fine.
FLouR-S5 80 sales
WuEAT-Sl 10 per bushel, and we understand 81 20
81 % may be had for the crop, deliverable this
month.
CONSIST 25 81 so per barrel
WISFREE WILLIAMSON & CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-09
WOyt's Bank of Fortune.

nRAWN Nos of Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No.
~ A. drawn 9TH July:
81 II "A 55 sc IA 8 2s 81 SO 10
Several good prizes sold in the above, which viii be
cashed when presented
Next Saturday, Forty THOUSAND TO BE DRswY.
July Q IS-lt
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married the evening OF the 2 ust joins WINS, Esq.,
Lccr crst daughter u Col Ambrose Madison, all Of UGdnso
county, va.
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.oorbs.ei 10 that complete organization Of those Ssne ana VI
sLo parties which, in their long aud DUBIOUS sonH''0
have ,incc shaken the United States 10 thcir eentic'