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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-13

To PREVENT HORSES BEING TEAsED BY FLIES.
Take two or three small handfuls of walnut
leaves, upon which, pour two or three quarts Of
cold water; let it inf &c one night, and pour the
whole next morning into kettle, and let it boil
for quarter of an hour,-when cold it will be
fit for use. No more is required than to moisten
sponge, and before the horse goes out
of the stable, let those parts which are mos,
irritable be sneared over with the liquor, viz:
between & upon..ihe ears the!necb, the flank, &c
Not only the lady or gentleman who rides out
for pleasure, will derive benefit from the walnut
leaves thus prepared, but the coachman, the
wagner, and all others who use horses during
the hot months.-Fdr7ner's Receipt Book
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-13

TO keep Congregation .A,Onke. They tell a
new way OF paving off a drowSy congregation
1t was this:-'rhe clergyman, after having
nearly finished his sermon, observed great part
of his congregation asleep, and said he thought
he had better go over the whole sermon again.
which he did. The next Sunday the people
kept awake son the first reading
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-13

Stretching. The Greenfield Mercury says that
gentleman of that town had the curiosity to
measure squash vine and ascertain it growth ;
and he found that in twenty four hours it stretch
ed itself eleven inches and half
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-13

The Louisville Journal, in describing the
death of an inebriate by suicide, says, he stag
gerea into eternity. Where could we have found
e "otss more awiully expressive of drunkards
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-13

'Why said,' said physician to his intemner.
ate neighbor, 'don'lyou take regular quantity
every day-set dot0n q stake, that yon will 90 SO
far and no farher?' Il do replied the other; sbut
! always set it down so far off, that get drunk
before l get to it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-13

In regard to the subject Of defalcations on the
sales of public land. From n statement by the
Secretary of the Treasury csptained in Document
No Ill, dated the 18th of january, 1898, and an
additional statement by the officer, dated Jan,
&c, 1889, we find that the whole amount duo from
Land Receivers, who are on the list Of defaul!ers,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-13

LABOR SAVING SoAP.-The following is re-
cipe for making the Labor saving Soap $50 call
ed) which is an excellent article for washing, s.
saving of labor. The receipts for making have
been sold for from to $1O-and the soap
cents per pound; but can be manufactured for
about two cents. Take two pounds of Sal Soda
two pounds yellow bar soap-and 1.-TWO quarts
of water-cut the soap in thin slices and boil all
together two hours, then strain it through n cloth.
let 1t cool, and tits fit for use. Direction for
using the soap: Put the clothes in soak the nj chr
before you wash, and 10 every pail of water in
which you boil them, add one pound of soan,
They will need no rubbing merely rinse them
out, and they will be perfectly clean and white
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
Majority II.

GovEEEoE MCNurT.-In celebrating the signal Re
publican triumph in Mississippi, cannot refrain from
expressing high of the merits and cxcrtions
Governor McNutt. AT the darkest period, he did moi
hesitat" 10 forward and proclaim his uncompro
missing opposition the miserable system which has
Prosiratrd The energies Zone ofthc aIrcs and nobcs
members Of the Union. Like the Hon. Robert J
Walker, despsing all halfway measures and tempor
eng cxprdrnts, he placed himself upon the hlgl
ground OF principle upon which the battle III Nssssp
1i has been fought and Won. Those who read his adm
rah!c letter. which was rcpuhshcd in the Globe, must
remember that Governor McNutt frankly and tho
roughly adopted i'll their whole extent those sound po
political and financial doctrines which alone make
victory desirable to the patriot, or permanently usetu
to the people. Nor acinow Judgments be with
held lrcm tic Republican press IN that Stale generally
and we must not deny thanks 10 the Ecksburg Ser
tncl especially, for II is print from which former col
lsons did not allow 10 expect such cordial and eff
Gent cooperation. Its able and strenuous exert;ons
contributed essentially, with the powerful batteries o.
the old Democratic organs the defeat ofFcderal Bank
Whiggrry in Mississippi lobe.
Nfw YORK Axp Nix CLtY.-"For the benefit oil
IL" Richmond Enquirer, the New York Express, the
New York Star, and other Journals that have copied
and commented on our paragraph, touching the OPT
mon OF majority of the Opposition members of Com
grrSs from New York tina, Mr. Clay cannot carry tha,
state, repeal that assertion is t0aadfd an trSij
niaH, 'rhirh r0aaGt he doaLted. We NAV have been
wrong III affirming chat communication Of that OPP
mon had been made to Mr.. Clay, but that i, has now
been, or will Gc, i'll day or two, 'rc knO,r.
fPhii0d Ercnjng star.
THE ST. LouIs ENcTEmE>T.-Th" Bulletin of the
10th says the Bank OF Missouri still adhered to IFS de.
termination, TO deal only in specie, notes of specie
paying banks. 4 second Reputation Of citizens had
waited the directors 10 persuade them 10 receive tn"
deprecated paper ofsuspcndcd banks but they remain
ed firm. Another public meeting to be held on the
!rh The bank had on hand :S57O,uOO in specie and
was in expectation Of $2i5 Gti0 more. 1t has only a
small amount Of notes out. So a thing it is for
bank To do its duty that the othe Missouri Bank
should excite universal admiration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
STRATTON'S OFFICE.

rCICKEr all the Lotteries aud really lucky Numbers for
sale AT SrRATro>'s Lucky office i.olk!i3l Capital, sold
and cahrd b: STATION, the III iAe Seller" little over II
months
Drawn Nos IN New Jersey Lottery No ~, drawn 18th Now
3, ~ ~ ! 50 IL Il IT Il 50
Ticket. Nos. II 81 s. prize of s2, sold and c1.h" BY
STRArToN.
Drawn Nos. Town Hall Lottery No. g. Drawn Nov. -:
- - b 3 % ~ l. Il - II 10 -.
Whole Ticket, Nos. Is ~ prize OF $50, to Diamond
Grove, Brunswick
Whole Ticket, Nos. Is IL -,
DO do Is IT 30,
AL sold and cashed by Straon, the all Prize Seller.
Drawn Nos. in Virginia Richmond Academy Lottery, No. =
drawn Nov. 81:
90 IL ls Co 81 80 CT 50 3 II Dc.
Ticket Nos. . ls 70, a Prize of $3.50,
Sold and cashed by SrRaIroS.
" B.-order from the country promptly and confdenay
tended 10, If addressed TO y. STRArrOE,
Richmond "a
H.ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
DE AjIIS

Died, Georges Tavern, in Goochand, the night of til,
l ui., painful illness three weeks Mr. SArHAS As
Merchant Cf New Market the of Nelson. he
circumstances attending the unexpected and premature death
this excellent and much esteemed gentleman truly
When his 10 Richmond Ia lay stock goods, his horse
becoming FESTIVE and dsInscd on Mr.. \. eped from hi.
baruclc and in the fall o his anrcs broken and the
limb anpnaird which finally resulted in death few days h.
FORE he had len home in perfect health young aud active and
with the tircs prospects 81 long life. Ills annae and
other friends surrounded his sick he'd hut only
him die liz bore hi nlcUn with Roman rnmcss never utter
complaint but calmly making hi wlakug leave of all
around. wishing hc said, only live IL,
and Interesting little boy which the twhp
his hospitality truy say formed happy little group
- surrounded The domestic iiFcsiic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES.
ME tlr the Members OF the Legislature and
w Others stock of Groceries We think il they will
anime stock they will find their interest. We deter
mined la sell cheap Tor cash. acccPanccS Among
stock will he found
10 lild> and IL l,hls superior brown Sugar
- do cheap New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
~ do ana 10 hhl- M"la<Se> part very low priccd)
- Bhls clarified Sugar, most splendid article
H. Casks best Goshen Cheese
J'bD sacks l.vcrp"ul Salt good soaking aud large
IL Bags green l.agulrl and Rio Coffee
~ Bags splendid Old lava totI,
Tca., from cheap To the best quality
- Packages at loaf sugar from highest grade
20,0Oj Lib. low priced mddllng Bacon, sound and dry
- BhI- y. {. Iierrngs, ciilt
- Boxes Sprrm Candles
20 do 1aiIow do
do Shad
10000 Lbs. Cotton Yarn
Iron all Steel, Northern Hay. lamp Oil, pine apple
Cheese, Spices al different kinds, family Flour and Ilckwlrat
Flour, AMI many useful articles tedious
Dec lbU-H1 WYATT 4 WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

I AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-rursIant To a decree
- d! the COUNTY touu u Cumberland the undersigned viii
fer the Land and Negroes lately belonging John Glover Of the
county tuEIbtand deceased sale highest bid
der, public anc" Cumberland Co. House, the
M0nda! Icermher that beng Cuurt day The land lies
IN the fork al " lS1S The Stage road the
lands o Juhn lInd:n deceased, Mrs. Nancy Newton and others
contains about three hundred arrrs and lies we'll for cultivation
AMI improvement. The number AMI
NJ ilr and very likely. The II rl" sale will b. cash
a Ia " much VII dIas Tie u the sale: and the bal
acc Of Tn" land credit and tWo ana the
on credit "i twelve muilthc purchasers giving bonds
approved security each decd the
the purchase money thereof. GEO. II. MATTHEW'S
Dee 3 tt--Wtd~l Comm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
Lands anil -ViN IN Che,fcrfcjd for SyiT


f virtue o; decree Of the Circuit Superior Cour of Law and
- thanccy for the county al Chesterfield pronounced the h
day OF October ls9 The viii sell
The highest bidder, The d day Of December next The lands and
nl devised by iiors" Coz, decd
Irgr dee II, James River. called D.iwinS
suppose I" contain eight hundred hun
urea HrtS ." "hc ar now standing IN oa an woods Also
one other tract. called Ware Bottom, living James River
gFI-t mil attached and supposed about hundred
acres about hall al which PIN, woods The MIL
nt'd nn ievrriallng inst repair.
Ea!wm> tract There dwelling house with rooms.
WIN slight repairs may be made comfortable residence
BON oil These tracts are situated about ten miles from Petersburg
ana twelve mules from Richmond good ncglborhood,
esteemed valuable on account III the abundant growth WOO"
upon tei Rad! sal. oil which, he made al the landings
ic rl'rr distant than
eNrcrs oi tie lands II deemed unnecessary to say more
respecting. these lands disposed purchase
DOUBT call and examine them prevIos the day OF sale The
ahofe sale Will take place al the dwelling house Badwns
tract III II oc"ck W. al winch time particular description
and plats OF the lands viii be- exhibited.
TERMstas will h. required of
Gl III tins and the Of the sacthe balance
divided Into three equal annual inStamcn the purchaser giving
bond with aPproycd security, and the retained until
lands 10 any person disposed 10 purchase.
GEORGE cox,
HENRY COX, : Commissioners.
THOS. FRIEND,
Dsc3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

u LGOBED uRSES--Nl h. sold wednesday,. the llih
- INST, al II O'Clock, store,
months, "r approved endorsed negotiable notes. B!oGiri RI
gs aud nfnd farsc. belonging Estate ZacharIu Ne
ndrr d"ct The paLr@rs viii be shown The DAY
by order Of the Executor.
TEMPLEMAS & DICKINSON, .7ur,.oHeers.
Th" Horses br James ardcn's Livery Stable
dag before the sale. T. u.
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

TENNESSEE U. S. SESAroR.-We learn By slip
from the Office Of the Nashville Wing, that the election
for t. States Senator, in place of Mr. Foster resigned,
was made by the Tennessee Legislature on the 18th
inst. On the first ballot Felix Grundv was elected
'lr. Gr:ndy IS the present L, 5. Attorney General
Alr Foster was voted for b. the Wings, and the bal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
.I';JIfCl..

.SDTfCE
SHEPPARD otARI.ES may Tor the present he found
- Shockoe Warehouse. Al persons indebted any
Will please amounts
they will in short place their claims unfortunately
train of Collection
Dec Cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Trio Female Teachers ranting SituatiaAs
AN DESTROYS obtain good and comfortable situations for two
Female Teachers o the various English Branches, Music etc.
a, about 1900 tfr nndred and board per One OF the
ladies am personally acquainted WITH and recommend her be-
ing pos intelligent and aiiahe the other comes very highly re
from Both ladies above
toned considered competent Letters addressed 10 the
subscriber, paid, viii be promptly attended 10.
+. F. NASH
Book Piano Fort Scicr, Petersburg, 70
r. have hand this time Piano Forte Of that quality
style OF finish which rarely be- found; price
hundred Also, beautiful oil other kinds from
hundred and hundred dollars all of which
will warrant good.
country persons wishing their Pianos faithfully tuned
regulated repaired done BY j. 3 Tharon who
only tuning but also the whole mechanism OF
Piano throughout.
Letters addressed him, E. NASH Petersburg, viii DC
tended TO.
Dec J eo-2ow2wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Mr.. Lawrence Roanc the newly elected Delegate
from Essex county, was Yesterday in his seat Mr..
Wright, Of King X Queen, appeared soon after the
roll was called.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
l1-,Nfha

NOTICE-Al persons indebted Estate ToLrR.
~ deed, request u, toward and make payment
shall b. Gochland Cont. WIN. +. TOLER,
administrator Of HIM Tolcr, deeS
N6v -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Tur ERIE CAy,r-Thc Journal of Commerce of
"Wednesday, saws sGcntlcmcn who arrived IN town
this morning direct from Buffalo, say the Canal IS ef
fctuallv closed along the whole line Only one boat
arrived at Albany yesterday, and she was drawn by 20
horses great many boats frozen in, and will rot
be able to get through till next Spring
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

The New York Journal Of Commerce announces the
death in that city of Samuel Ward, Esq, of the house
Prime, Ward King & Co, and President Of the Bank
of Commerce He died on Wednesday morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

u Persons having business to transact with the
Editor will please apply to his son. Thomas Rtchie Jr
at this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
900 SIS, 400 $4,000
J. BROWN, Jr., 2d .7aGi,or.

s
No1E-Thr appoonmcnt fort counties, Greene form
ed Orange and Pulaski formed out Of parts ni Montcome
~ and Wyitr fixed By Law In the above list
therefore, parts Of the School funds included in the quo
the I'D counties 10 which they heretofore respectively be-
luuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Far Tire ntormati0H 81 tie Sch00i Commissioners ot In
rPDRTluNMENr fT the lilo Of the regular nppnpriI
"A a and ri the appropriation al SIS 900 t at the
Surplus Revenue Of the Literary Fund.- which accrued during III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
IIOYT'S BANK OF PRIZES.

Another P2" sold oyrs, in Richmond Academy Lottery
drawn 3jtii ur.
The following the drawn Nos:
II i III 81 ~ IL - II ri.
Half Ticket Nos. 30 Gi, prize OF 500, sold and casIcd
sight by HOfT.
DrU3 Gilt
NtliANCEREERGSIA--Aa Circuit SupcrorCouTt OF Law
and Chancey held for Goochand County the Court House.
on Tuesday, 18th October, 1885,
James H. Lynch, Plaintiff,
against : In debt.
Robert e. Macon, Defendant. }
The plaintiff by his Attorney 10 the Ifcency Of Pto
lcmy Watkins special bail for the defendant in tins
and hearing the parties by their Aonics the said execution
by the Court the said bail adudgcd insufficient;
and hsrcupon the Cont doth rule the defendant Ia give other
bail before April And appear
ing the satisfaction Of the Court, that IN" defendant not an
mhabian u this onweaIi the motion Of the plalnui
by Attorney ordered that the aId defendant do appear
here before April term next; and other special bal IN
cause and that copy Of TINS "rier BE- forthwith inserted IN
publish The City u Richmond for weeks
successfully posted The door OF the Court House
this County. \ Copy-Icse,
w. MILLER, c.
Dec H-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
SHEPHERD & COLIN,
At thcr Old Stand Thirteenth STREET.
BOOK IND JOB PRLSTLNG
EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
THEY have larger force employed than usialand having re-
GENTLY added office handsome F0uat Of Book
Tgpc prepared in their line
with accuracy, neatncSs and dispatch.
u.c 60-6f
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.'iobllc to Augusta, VIA Fiori,,e-
@ Leaves m"? x rn%,'.'ys ~, w"1i rs:
>~'a spicIrdd steamer Champion, (ex-
ccpt in case of st rm.,) to Pc sacoa ; thence per
steamer LIE Roy tn In Grange, and thence four
horse post coacirs via Mariana, B4inbridge, Pm
dcrton, Hrrrlrn, Outlaws, a d Perry, TO Macon,
ia ; th'Aco via Hlr,gevic, and Sparta, 10 War
rcnton, 'ileucc per rail road ears to Augusta.
The Champion in splendid order, with new
C 'rP'r h'I ~, cnpr'rt I! Aux. PIPER listened.
Tic Ic Roy has been ,iorougry repaired, her
ac"onln o!Itin'ts Handsome a. any hn,'.
lh2 i"'n" lin Santa itnol ;inGr.d. and Cn"tr.
"a'cr Ely PRESENT The most Interesting scnln ma
VACATION i'll the SOUTH eng al tho s.'nat ..,e
perfectly lan, orkr
III" Teams not a'Ir3ass, on any rnu'N in the
country the dr.; rs, 10 s!.An, c,r2ul and .l,rn
live.
TN" bridges heretofore dangerous l,avn b c;i
newly hl,li, 50 'ia, hig, waters 4" not inter ere
The "a''ug hoN,nS ravc been ostiy changed,
and are now ,out! Il N the Sontll.
1t Is G'ncfailv knoWn that TIC rEccli!nc2 and
hardness OF the roads enable tho teams ut all
sons TO make great speed. Their smnothn, IS Sc.
cares the trave! rr from the ordinary iatIgu. Of
stage travelling.
The l.lnc rryiny lis pass myers from
Augusta to Mobile IN for days aid t%e!yn
hour, OF to n. " CrcuuS in tour days AND twenty
hours. Going TO Augusta, the line is SIX days
travelling is til" sltin as the other d!rccon INT
the difference o; tine III. NJ" Is caused by
day being lost in Pensacou, W IcA, however, is
we'll repaid by the OPP ortu0ity IT HI"rs "i scri z
Tie Navy Yard, tie cd Spanish ioFt:, etc Tho
travel or also sleeps at Alacon, and again At War.
tcnlon. This Arrangement, wall c,.i!ilnus III, the
travel turns nOrthward, when tn 'luu will be tho
me from Mobile to Augusta, as ii Is in the
other direction.
This Advertisement cont aims 4 plain stat ~ cnl
OF facts, the accg..cy Of winch Nh proprirtorS
guarantee TO each Passenger ia tn pcuN.ty OF his
stage far.
Maps oItho Line may b. sen a; tho Exchange
Hotel, i, W prletns, a!lI al tns Nj sion iut.sr,
Mobile.
Fare through from y ,hilc to hu-usta. 81. 20
The lire cXtcni$, ns brnnct, to Tallahassee.
at Chattahoocho, limo connects with the
steamboat carrying the mad to ->pa &ch,c"ia and
ST. lOScpi's.
Office at the iIles,n House. Mob t.
NIL y LOS IWlCk, Agent, Mobile.
Z ttf.-,}J l.si.rs rice, Tor >i,.c ny
D ":2 'fhif.H, ? Grovirr 81
1 HE rNE.>nl;t t.KS--lu,t recrivr0 il S,.rtrrr
"a article ui life piestivcrs at the bnHaar,
"a nt>ii q ALLAN
1 tMt.--tUtN asks ia ,mast,m Line ia.ldng from
e. ship Peruvian, for sale by
"pl9 Sap WHITNEY, = Camp st
EEMENT-H,i,Iyiic .nt Ronan for sale il,
~ mar y EEID < FFik>rDW. : Bank Place
AsfEkM GAND..E,-jtiJ boxes si,,Iln LuuiIcs,
~ assorted btunds, for sale by
apl u | BRIDGE Il Co l2i i'auorir>
SrER'i CANDLES IS. boxes, 4nJ1u. l,on s-1,,
~ '|ksh'''G, '"' sac hF risit.H.
jane 10 81 nravrrr s,
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NO CUEE NO PAY
nR. JOHNSON, Office 10 Hien'iti@ stree, CO,


~ fines hl~ practice tn the treatment OF teucreui
Disease, IN all its different forms.
Ur. J0hAx0n, from residence Of many years in Iins-
pitxs in Europe devoted to the rentnon, Of Ncnrr";I
Diseases, and from his present extensive Practice in
that particular branch OF The profession guarantees
safe speedy au1 eltciual cure to such persons
troubled with any Of tue following diseases wiz
Gonorrhoea. elects, Sric,ucs, ChGncrcs, buhos,
Seminal Weakness, Af3tions of thu 'lIddrr, Nirv>,
I.oius, Ureihra rrostra,e Gland, Hwcliri "-c.rr,
ErupoMs an the Skin Sore Threat, Pans il the
Joints; - b .e
Aud the numcrous symptoms whc,. generally ta"w
his disease.
Recent cases cure! in two the i lyS withput the
Of Mercury, itcrrHptinn ire hu ntS> a.tola-
ton in the n,sie 0tlvin1.
4 medicine to prevent Ven 'rcal Disease can lie Oh
tanned uf DR.. johnson. 1t is tr,a t,r recipe the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon, md wa<
used w him during tie S',erai npai winch he
served Surgeon Gsnert.l in til" French Arm,.
Sold by DR.. johnson, III his Office. lho.r ,,r<ons
having my siftt ton OF Venurca niSoas' AN, r,nut
taking sea- yaynges or removing To The ', would
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