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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05

q ,-rFp for sale following Tracts u! innd arm IN w
t o. IniiI-.eN rallied Hsss containing "J acres as
IN. b .pG, OF TIE ErraharUocs nHrt sN miles above
/, lies well fur f:rgIn.; = under good enclosures an.
~ necessary lauhouS's on H. u not s0i - i'a'' 'nu' "
~ pubic auc''on at LIaI"'" on INC - ID! % ''''
, ~ S,ll.ri coGaIy c.ied H'ndsor iors, containing %.
lies the Gold district, near Itrh'iis Ni'' +
~ rri g: Improvement al! his yer: convenient building
~ f. uo pfivac sale, It "Ili hr Offered AZ In'' h".
, 10 :, # count house. tn" 1t d"s OF StH"I May court
~, M ,iu!. lancaster county called Cyrus cdt'iHn-
% ~ ucfcs land lies Yer! m"ar Deep Creek, nHi Is
,.y a., woods which considered valuable. II has >Ig IL
. on T., occupied rs at It 40" sold n private S't" u
, rod d: puac at Lancaster Court house, Oh tn"
lis. 10, ,' Lancaster May Court. go :,
49,. hay. Lad Ai be sold under the will oi the late Raw
@ ~ Bnsnn.n OF Lancaster rcua;y The term: vii b" a'
o, AlL-ss tnr subscn,cT 4; M"..ansvii!e. Faufu..t
..,, r. JOHN &. BOWMAN,
Excca,yr y Il. -. Dg'-r.lgn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05

Tpi.,r SIZE of Fllaabts Reat ard Pers"nai Esa!s
-! ,l Deeds OF trust, one OF whch MAS executed
- lame. r. lyg md Virginia l. C, HE WIFE, uno he sub
,-.r, ,e4o: :h .: February s7 aud the o' By
All y~ ; lay Of me sane month ana year, ~" h2'
ri and ,~ Cou' OF iiHs"* Of the Guy Of E.t"nonG and
10 h ~ @ 't a"o QUO OF sSs oaa s"y Tcson j. The
lr o hncm rle 80" the Subscribers, shall on THURS
=, & ,.ncc II said r. yic ;or the purposes mentioned IN
~ prurs, sell aucti"3 for cash. the following
n ted The la ctn Of md Tyler, containing about 81
a.s Il c>.u; qu,tr nhi-h state OF improvement" Tnn III
A.? ra.rio: the SAID TAVERN, which OF Tho best
sand. u1n"r coaItrE hc'"s s,na'sd u, me :" ,
S,,lg1 AL Sc,;vls IuapSe Rolis aad CONSISTING OF hc
~ a convenient veas Houses, adjoining 10 or near Saeh
Of which is made Of hricS bc'ng Constructed w.
SIDES a.. eat kitchen Ther" are also other houses "!e of
rry rIgs The stables a,d BAN large and well arranged
-w other houses Of every description that could
...s, a Tavern stand 10 ID large BUSINESS ''c'o"5 d"
No. ,ae rI,uia. u,cs wit, youn: man named Fans,
ae ys> ii Fanny, woman, ana E%a he' CHILLI an"
H. r.. o,rsr personal property. w Ill tho said james
r. Te- ara k,;chcn Furniture, eos:,;' "i 30 rX
ra %, insulting Mattresses aud Furniture; marble Centre
" l Cagr sofas; oil cloth Carpets; Scotch Carpets;
50. VIA BID ilrss Mancl Gt.,rs > set: OF u'a"'san!
.,y i 5ntca.c and 10, Of Books; tea 4bir China;
a">. ar.au ya'nlle Siehoard n"d Ch'nnpt"ss other
lr ~ .c Din" Tables ~ Glasses; lot ol SILVER
al PIANO. VITA many other article too ea%ls 20
"ur'' Mo- III" Kitchen Furniture which 'aHa' ""d wen
selected her wiki tic stock OF Liquors. Flour, ana '"'S O"
Ts S o contained in "a; Deed consisting Of horses, 80
l' .id a. srrl - head of hos, aGf the r!aGtt-
'o> at utensils Of every description; set q" blacksmith"
% AMI e ":o0 and gar y@;e oxen ana cat, 'oge'ti VIII"
oil. ani fodder hand N!>o,
"i cr'g w-hor with many other ahcies to TEDIOUS /"
..: .n'n'". cao.s god ru aid deeds.
TIE ,l@ .uri to lay to day until r"N'eted,
% ~" Ir'" c i orr !! o'clock, on he hr-i day
.',s'rt t>o.l vain " aot pr,aahi' !""er Slnd
rr 20 h'Hr t of Hrs,rc 3rnp-tt. you'd 10 wei! 10
rs ~ hnu Ives '' " 1'ura" opportunity which now Tres"r
2oo";y resi aud '''.oo. ,. w: ,ae u., deeds
.oh.s1.d jim TYLER.
DAGNEr NJ. MILLER,
4 Trustees.
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TaIuaGic PROPERTY for sale.

EiiE su sr!or w -! rS property, ~ ib" Town Of CGiIm
accommodating II c"l.i>ts Cf
iwa w,n: house. hut recently rttcd uT
with cellar the hale
Lumber house. wilG Cac cc!mf the wl ole length:
ria stables. Smoke house. al in lIst
goods hand eivc
dsrs kc TcG dispose OF with this property upon very liberal
md nr with confidence be =
r.,r rac" husia"s 80 cUeTfriHus man,
for his he cuu!L
m sales Tor the last several lave been 600
pcr rrrum. nal Improve.
iay Information "c,in Ibis property goods
take pleasure in .iyr w5tiu.
Fuvarna roIliy Va lie womb prefer personal pTra
The aa.c,ic health such that ccinrcls him clne
wL Is offers tins valuable property
Tor sale. JOSEPH 1ODG$pN.
Columbia. FIuvnnna CO.. Va, Dec. Ia. Is@S. s-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05

En- CHANIEkiN iAAi Rules held Clcar Office
Of N"'i""4y County Circuit Superior Court Law Caar.
Gerry, GA Fad y. tic lin Gay Of lduua:y, ic;i9--
Timothy u-'!rm and Charles VI. tI;2.rTn late
aud Par". a",". under tie O: Oiium Fiz.c.lI and
john y u :! lIuSlces PanIul,:
NI.ia" y. robinson and J"hH Webster, Defendants.
The defendant. VIM A. Robinson, not having entered HI,
pcafhGc1 and givn security according tuiLc Assembly,
tie rGic. OF r!> Cont and appearing h satisfactory yrmr"
Iha h. 'nh htnl Of this Commonwealth: ordered
THAI IL" sand Defendant DO appear mere the
hTn 1r of tn" 'g Court, d tn" bill oI the PLAIN,
ad thti be- Io'IhN m inserted paper published
to" City oil Richmond nf m
The Eon trrro The Count mouse OF hi- cGgn'y.
! CvP:-T'si" L. ". FITZGERALD. n. r.
Jan - 7y-wsw
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f.. RER ~ pHottSHeu HS'e tt"t''
-, AZ tas Sqtc Legislature, and tseiee ''eeS
c,..,, tie rest gf tie g :ar
.r.r. or ,ssxm, aud Three Dollars for six months,
I.. ,. raas shall hereafter be considsre" as incurred
- .,o,. al Tor yS4r's publication, unless Spec'a! or
go. ;,rf T. ~. aud pad iof IA advance io lh"' Shot'e
49,. 49,. cu.r'tI. ,l ,r ,,v ,.v aud 49,,
,r,,- .c.> paid iof ia advance, or satisfactory tcle
N .,.G- SIpsi "a accessible person IN feSi" 20 he
p Eni, N case OF an o'ier tor Puohs"
si'' ,,.! ir1l sIhS;'iJcr who Is unaclGnlneu
i' .,y,s. .j,;c nam'er may BE- sent containing or
-. IN. c,pr e.: TAI, equation.
a. NJ. ui subscribers wauSn ability 10 pay may DC
'' -. m .aar, aud VINO may remain Indebted on open
v'f' o.. so years, rom the Time when the advanced
a.. line, ,l. erased trom the list OF sunscriber:.
rG''"' Ss,. ,:JsS Of the Editorial Coacsattoa u "a.
, r.r,.. &c SONG al the results .! The coer,.F" "S
is'', r exp ,f;nacs OF The Editorial tniis OF Virginia.
DE ~ NJ Il AZ R.ci,.nla the Eth January 1898
g 80 riS. lctsrra'1r 70 A'''- ne i"t SIS
,,u.I!, az! Interests require" Il" l"''eN'
" t, Office raay he RENTED per mail IN good and
,.,, 1. :. =, Of the Editor; tG postage ~ al
5Itsg The Postage OF single ieiie' Is
a.. .cnlnt the writer. Ii u the accumulate" posi-
.-.y. business, which operates as se;'ous TIA upon
Inc EHln:l go -. .., ,or,I,v sbnl Lnyc the
scl,1 .T9:E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05

, i"s''i1G arar Cw2cp Court house, VIII teach
''''' tuI'm: 'hr present year. which lie will also
ASA lunches al N Eng!;sh l.lucirn. His horSe is
"'Itit"n h"niihy. and ia" soud-iliS aitrn
- ''I''"ly devoted 20 ls School 4 limited nninbeT
token, CC whom alone the School order that
We ~ "i hIs pupil. may be- assured, will consist Per
.. giving ih"ir children good education may ,lrneud
in"ss nnl care Having determined 70 rie vote him
, 's' o! inI'rurtion, he is Determined make his
. ''.n'i 10 -" wishes o. reasonable 10
"' bhIrl SO For tuition S25. Icb pupil will he
'''.o J'..s L., o:a BET, towel and candles.
l.: CHARLES Il. BArTA'LE.
Sl-2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05
, Resolution Of the Editorial Conrer'icn.

l yjqiriss lnd Marriages om the country wto"c'eth me
,. han vu, urSrr"u ~ tins "'re, mrS; be
,,i,a al the Sib"Th"u "f ''cH
., D. nu rlShci. EserS measure, that hd h'ch 'h".
,r,l; upl,i,ions AMI qUlz has proved heretofore u"E
ms: ,. ,rnr. .Gch upon t!sr tonnHn'
b,,nr i-l Of III" P'';"Ns'o' "Tts" y" e
- h.
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.FamunSc3's' Office, EsiChMs0Hsi, We.
SriEynIp PKlzEs FOR FLnEuAHY, le3o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05
TrHvS or ADVERTISING.

r 81 s<,.n atS, less inst Insertion, 10 cc"ts; for
... 80 .;.aaAHc", - ceais. ,., -, ,.o
ac accompanied VAIN Inc U"'eHCc
..t,'...,ss r-r.''S, ln'uEc esccGiioh
.,., y lo~n, ,yamOunt TO Slup per annum 4 "iS
100 IL. - {, ~ ,r cent: uGi TO 500, OF 81 per cent
.l r. tafcam-Tded - the HaiintS "i N""sPF'''
Commonwealth IN publish a the heai at hct papers
10; Int that they strictly adhere /" Ia" >lc
.9l>.. always suc ~ !" give TAR Compensation
tr.t,. ..lof PcGou.oI.' -. 49,, e., -.;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05

pXOR RENT-A Tayern Establishment at The Warm
Fl SPRINGS Bath Court house Va. have completed
lnrte and well arranged brick buildings cucul'"d for
Tavern al tbs place where large ard profitable bu
siusss way ha done, which propose renting with or
wirhngt tLr furniture and wi furnish The necessary
servants as may sGit The peTsun wishing to rent # he
can cure well recommended fer that business. or will
give liberal wagrs with small family, who
be recommended as we'll qualified Early application
on The par, Of those wishing in the hSn,s
is desirable irem further comments unnecessary as
nelson's disposed 10 engage in the above business can
sni.ry themselves from their observation other
wise. bEo MAfSE
Ian L. .3-S;Gwif
FgVHE SILK GROWER.-A supply Of this nsan
l. able periodical, edited by Ward. Cheney u Bro
Tiers, received ard for sale, by
II. D L0WNES. .7gcp:.
Cross strcri h0din IL .HGEos EriGG:.
NIURtS MULTiCAULiS AND SILK WORM
lSl EGGS = Geo Trees in cases, ready Tor 'Taispnr
Ia,ion; and supply of Silk Worm Eggs Of the most
approved kind received and for sale by
Il d. LOWNES AG'r.
JAM jGg-if1 Rirkmnnd Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-05

En- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hanover Circuit Superior
= Cart, October i2lh, is3-
Williamson rnL Iyhn ;e and Maria " M. wife,
Plaintiffs
Thomas BowIcs, Pnner Th:uoa LumPkin John 'odain and
Others, Defendants.
Upon the p,intin PhiIp e. Wiu.o Is appointed
guardian al hm To the '"rri defendant ddt Bowcs, who
crcuon TIED his ana ths then To be heard
the h'' token Tor confessed 10 the defendants. Mary Ann
Bow 1 so din and hu.'on LunDAm ami III" u" The
defendant o's oNics and Philip T. Winston, guardian al Item
The ttGi d en- a"ts exhibits AMI limitations u and
Was argued N c"""sc.on consultation Whereof the C"un Of
h"'r"a, " "ar 10" we OF Tue frcn"snt h"m"S "%es tool
tf "a" o"y IN The slaves Anna and her rh ,Jack
stnp, children Who children the f.f nlnm
The said defendant. Them, Bowcs
HtrI"d m children WI" died CGr 'C!r SHIRE of the
s! slaves nc;cns-.
ao - Obj y; n I'D b. @ ts I'D E'$ RS ss S share
o,h" devised a. ana and d"i ets
ajndz" order and decree rhip b. Wins'"" who specially
appo'-d for 'he pufrosr 10 "Scecia and Port
rc~cu; value vi the slaves aforesaid nna.m
.s - custody OF Office this H,r,i him
aat TIA, defendant, Thomn. inw 10 cadr oath
s,- . H. h.~ .o'i IL. arri passed.
IT, 49,, -. M i, r,im.,o AS nr,.s nd sine, IN. death IF lr
,c, Eo les vile the sid TJ~nas ,hai The
John ';oIn ard Th-rua nn?n d." nf"r, also upon oath be
c the a,r rorss H count Of The value !uc a.n and
"s slaves purchased by either of them ofthc defendant
Thomas Ew-. winch acc"GE', The >ai: commissioned Is directed
20 "a ,n:nr SANE poi"
an, meter rccry deemed pertinent by himself which
NAY required bv either Ct the parties "a l." 20 'lroiAnl The
Cou, db hr aiu go, "otf al decree, that the n' comm
80 also ascertain aud report h"w many children OF the said
Bowie. have died, and whether ih,y died unr
ant Wit 'he va!u" Of Their harcs Of tn" ys a"
their hire the period Of the death Of The sad children
.'''r'y \ copy "stc'
The uai-s Interested in the foregoing Decree hereby
thai appointed she sixteenth III February
required 10y tho aiI dee II" clerks Office
the ianrcr, which and place The a!
required attend with their voucher aad 10"
% submitted touching tn s"il HcruuHi!
Jan IL I?2-wiwtl PHILIP g. WINSTON, CUlp.
'8'Hg,SIilNC MhCHNrS.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
ir: The pubic, that b" prepared 10 execute O!r 81 IL"
ole Wheat Tha-hnc Machines. An "xprr
iTcs hl ample
10 wish avail themselves Of h
wanted The present year, should be applied o
u possible.
Reference had iuhn Wasla"ion James b. Sknkr
.il Humphrey Ill., Ur naue De GGS. Of ca
rrnr: gwlr Elliott D. !nrna. james H. Lewis
Stevens. Boz! J5o Baydcs, Gabriel Long. La D. Nilr
Ccry tIavcs E.qs :po'ty vauia David ipcou. W d.
H,n"i Ni', CGis. a"d John illfi, Es, Of IaGa rric
S-lr , ';'s and i"rn ". Sale, EqS. Of pansr; Peter
i'ul,'s ~ Gclrri Duke, Esq. al h!i"u,.rIr.
aa1r.s ~ yman's Store +. o., Spn,sy vaaia.
WALLER t.. HOIIsBiE.
J,n.9 7y-w5wG-la;2m'
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p,pp,kaYEocf Laad far Sale.

E.,,S.,!!ln county. Fchu7ry2 -
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49,, ~, ygE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

:, IN. ENQUIRER is published three tunes toee6 az,
,,c >.<s,ot AZ the Nqc Legislature, and t7ies "eeH
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January 70
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22
ron SALE!.!

--@ THE Subscriber proposes 70
$s.sA sch cornu1odiass two sforv
SsiSiE dwelling House, woodshed, and
sss-zzzsz.ssSs15 Barn alsn. (about six rods
lsom SAID Hnuze) a two story Mechanics
Shop. tozc.hrr with Machiaery for Turning
most kinds Of woodwork. with a pianesng
Machine. upright and circular Saws. &c {.
With said shop belongs an exce1ent Wafer
Privilege taken from that nersr failing
stream, Ashueso, River. Said buildings are
nearly new, and in good condition with a con-
yenient quantity Of lard to -ach buiLiirc. and
situated on Canal Street 80 called) in this
village
Also within City rods of said buiIdings, from
) 70 Acres Of land, ablut oEe half of which
70 wood land and upnn an elevated and pleas
ant spot in The rear Of said Street, one bull
ding tlt.
ANY person wishing 70 purchase property Of
the above Disruption can do Il up0n reasana-
be terms, and viii do well 70 call and examine
for Observation-Disclosures 10 be given ne
irst Of April next-
THOMAS r. FISK.
Hinsiale n. H. Nor. IL, 1889.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22
Pron tte Detroit AdrsFfissr IF Nor. ..
MICHIGAN REDEENEDl

We believe we can safely announce 10
our readers. and TO the Wings ofthe Union.
that MICHIGAN Is REDEEMED
Sufficient returns have been received TO
warrant this gratifying conclusion. The
heaviest counties have been heard from.
10 all Of them. the Wing majorities have
been greatly increased, and the Loco Foeo
majoriiies reduced.
Tbs Is sabine morrl triumph. No
S. 10 the Union has been so badly governed
as Michigan No State 10 The Union 50
much needed reform. This the people felt.
and they have arisen. in the majesty Of their
strength. TO redeem a5d reform their State.
The result is. ihere uiIl be
A WING GOVERNOR
A WHIG LEGISLATURE and
A WING L. STATES SENATOR!
A more perfect victory conld BOT have
been achieved For II the Wings OF
Michigan cannot bat feel most dcvoutly
grateful
In the House. the Wings will have a
large malority.--Thai body Is composed Of
SO members. and thus far il is ascerained
that the Wings have elected 80. and the
Loco Focos TO-
OF the Senate, 10 members are 70 be
chosen this year-The Wings have GER
tain- and ? probably the Locos have 2. and
remains TO be heard from.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22

DisfFIef IF Marlboro, 81
AT Probate Court at Bfatfieboro, within
and FOR said District, on the Ilth dav Of Ne
yembers 1882 Present, Hon. Dass HIM.
Judge.
A \ Instrument, puFporting TO be The last
n VIA and Testament Of JAMES ELL
OF, late Of New Fame. in said dislricf, drceas-
ed, being presented 10 the Court here BY Lnev
Elliot and Samuel Elliot. Executors therein
named, for probate; il - ordered by said eaurt
that all persons concerned therein, be notified
90 appear Al session Of said'court 20 he holden
81 Paul Cbass's Hotel in said Brsfflrboro, ON
Friday the 29th day Of November inst. and
shew cause. ii any they have, against the pro-
bate Of SAID VIII; for which purpose IA is fur
shsr ordered that . copy ofthe record Of This
order be published three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoeuixs printed at Brattleboro,
As soon as may be-
A tfne copy Of record nv
IL Attest SAMUEL ELLIOT, Regr,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22
BrattlebOrO Academy.

TIME Winter Tenn Of this Institution viii
IL commence on THURSDAY, December
18th, and continue eleven weeks, under The
direction nfits present Instructors, <. III. BAas-
row and SisTEs. Tuition for the term IS, 90
for the common English branches, SIS so f;,r
the higher English, and $500 for the Ancient
Laugusges-fn adrsnee.
Beard can be had ia good families near the
Academy. At reasonable prices, on application
10 the Principal
f. HALE BARSTOW, Principal.
w. BratileboEo, Nov. 20, 1889 SWI2
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, 81
AT Probate Court, hotIsn Al Bafflcboro.
within and for said district. on the 9th daT
.. November. A. d. 1882 Present, the
Hon. Dana HsDk, Judge.
"A Instrument, pGrpoTting to be the last
n viii and testament Of LYMAN Al
DRiCH, late Of GuHford, in said district, de-
ceased, being presented to the court here bv
Dcrsthy Aldrh.hs the exccutrix thercin FAMED
ioy probate; Il Is ordered by said court, that
ali persons e0ncefed therein be notified 10 an
pear Al srssioa Of sand courf, To Be holden az
Stephen Sniih's Inn, in said Gri,ioTd ON the
s0ih day u November, A. D. IsSe, ard show
eause, II any they may have, against the pro-
bate Of said viii; for which purpose il + far
ther ordered, that copy Of the record Of this
order be published three weeks successfully. in
The Nermont Phoenix. printed at Rra,tseboro
N said district rs soon as may be-
A true copy az record.
II SAMUEL ELLIOT. Rra'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22
STATE or VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro. s.
TO all peEsoBs Interested % the Estate Of
JOHN HOLBROOk. lale Of said Distrisf,
decreased, enxRrrxa
w HEREAS, Sarah Holbrook, Excrutrix
the last VIII Of said deceased. has
represented 10 this Court, that settlement Of
sad estate cannot be completed within the
Ii1se limited by said Court: She therefore.
prsys said court 70 grant her the further time u
July next; Therefore. It i ordered Bv the
court, that The said petition stand COR bearinr
al session Of said eo-Ft 10 be holden Al Cha
se's IN BraItlebplo wishin and IcE Esid distsief.
on the 18th day Of November, lost ard al
rersrns interested are notified 10 appear At
SAID time ard plaee end shew cause IL any they
granted
Given under my hand AMI the sral Of said
court, this sth day al Nov. 1885.
II DANA HYDE, Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22
From tie Philadelphia Naiiosai Gazette,
THE GOVERNMENT BANKRUPT.


There can be no doubt whatever that the
government OF the United States has virtual
iy suspended specie payments. In addition
10 The disgracefal instance recorded in this
Gezelie OF Saturday. ofIhe failure Of snb-
treasury establishment to meet draft Of BE-
tween three and four hundred dollars in
specie. the Pennsylvania Sentinel records
another OF similar kind. though FOR an
amount considerably larger That pauer
states opon unquessionabls authority thar .
draft Of fifteen hundred dollars. drawn BY
the Collector al Wilmington. upon the
Custom House otthis city. and for which
the agent of the gosernmen. received pre-
mlum Of eleven per cent, was presented on
Saturday and payment demanded in specie.
which was positively and uneqaiyocalIy re-
fused
We really hope that in view ofthese things.
the manager of this Globe al Washington
will find il consistent with his dnly to roar
a. gently about the villainOus banks, as pos
sIble.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22

More LEGO Foo Blo,rxps is stated
10 several oflhe PennsyIvania papers that
one Fri,z,wbo was appointed BY Gov Por,
ter collector Of tolls. has been removed
He is found already TO be a defauIteF 10 the
stale TO the amount Of $4,000 He is sta
Ted 10 be one Of The braves who committed
such excess at Harrisburg last winler. for
which he was rewarded with the Office
which he has filled 50 honestly National
Iafsliigenfek
The collector al Columbia also is said
to be a dehullerto the amount Of some twelve
on fifteen thousand dollars
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n o TOE

TyHE members Of the Brat.leboro Fire
Il Hook, and Ladder Company. are hereby
notified thai their annual meeting, for lie
choice Of officers, and To transact any other
business. viii be holden al Cai Chase,s, On
Tuesday the a6th, at 6o'clock P. NJ By order
Of the Captain,
Nov. Goth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22
A AUCTION.

d virtue Of license from the Judge Of
- Probate "a and for the said Comfy Of
cheshire, viii Be sold al Pebble Auction the
following Real Estate az Roswell SaH:,rd. late
Of Chesterfield. deceased, su.scient u saise tbe
sam OF SS50-t1 wit:
The Mcuntain Lot, containing abngr 90
arres; Pond Int IS d.. the Bason Lot y d..
Chamberlain Lot 25 d.; Barnes Lnt - 90.
The Mountain Lot ami Barnes Lot. wiz
be SOLD al CHASE Tavern, in Brattleboro. on
SATURDAY Esd inst. at l o'sloeko p. N. The
other Lets val he offered iiir sale al o. Cs,oI-
iise's u Chestersirid. on SataIlay, s0th inst.
al O'Clock, r. NJ
Terms Of sale made known Al the time and
the subscriber
CELATIA FARR, Administrator.
ChesierfeiJ, ~ Fl. Nor. I, 1889. evil
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-22
By the Gogerncr.
GEO b MANSER. SEcRETARY

fHPorfGni fr0z Washlag fon---E
ola ieuer from an officer Of the Army to the
Editor ofthe Courier and Enquirer.
I'VE are nthe ere ofano,her Indian war.
likely to prove more expensive. as well as
destructive TO human life than the mismana-
aged and shamefnliy protraeted war Of FloIi-
da. You are aware Of the deadly feud that
existed between The Ross and Ridge parties
OF Indians. growing oat or the treaty made
through the agency Of Que Schermerhorn
.iih the Government The infsmy of this
treaty was pretty well exposed n Congress;
since which the onkind feelings Of these
parties towards each osher have been con
tinually increasing. antil at lasfihe death Of
Ridge was the consequence. The Govern
ment made a demand for the surrender OF
the persons engaged ia this murder, which
has created a very strong excitement in the
minds Of the Indians, and this fame has
been famed SO iadastriousiy by some ofthe
Semlnolrs sent from Florida. that the great
EST appEehensions are entertained lest hos
ulitIes should be commenced and spread
among the surrounding tribes ere they
could be checked
AN express has been received here from
Fort Gibson. setting forth the state of things.
and the exposed condition of The whites to
the numerous tribes of Indians that the
policy Of this government has concentrated
in one spot. Very serious apprehensions
are entertained by the people. and an express
was despatched yesterday to Fon Gibson
with orders to the commanding officer OF
cha. post Should all the nIbes OF Indians
west Of the Mississippi unite against the
whites. we should then have an Indian war
more fatal in It's Consequences than sny that
has been waged for the last half century,
Fron the fink Rock (Arkaasas) Star, Oct. 10.
Latest from he Iadiez Nation--The
Steamboat Lady Morgan. arrived on the
evening Of the 18th ult. from Fort Gihsou.
brings the latest nexs from the nation.
No 6rer Disturbances of consequence have
taken plaee-ihosgh from the course Ia
ken BY the authorities at the fort, il would
seem that some are unprecedented A soldier
was shot and dangerously woonded By an
Indian few days since. in a private broiL
The Indian is known and will probably be
taken The Ross faction are very iadie-
nani at the idea OF any interference on The
Panofoar government on account oftbe muir
derof Ridge. s. make some pretty strong In
timaiIons ofsn intention 10 resist Inc authofi-
~ ofthe laws. Affairs are ofcourse In a very
unsettled copdilion.thoughn no immediate ous
break is unprecedented.