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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
4 Tauern and Farm far Sale.

,EHE subscriber desous OF selling his Tavern at Isle OF Wight
Court house. witt the Farm confirming 400 acres aud Saw sad
C Mills attached To disposed TO engage 10
such this eligible situ,,ion aud affords so"d M
ygea tpta-hsns under leuse, ending with the
sent 500 The Tavern is large two story
buldins with four and each hoor, and
s bu,a. which, by Of folding doos bod its connection
with 'front.' affords dining sufficient, 10 accommodate with
e loo persons; Court house and other public build
ba wholly these pr-cudss the probability
OF sny oher Tavern being established 10 the vicinity
lives distance from the above pro-
p greatly prefers sale OF il, and will therefore, mako the
'e but If it be disposed OF 10 this
rs me Isl of October next will then he offered upon lease of
@ Applications in either may be made TO
the .u.crer the University OF Virginia. or 10 A. Atkinson,
10th reside in the county, tSmithhed p o. aud are au
thor ed . contract for the same. w H. WooDLEf,
July . l22-tisl Chieers,ty % 'Hs"'a,
a. Norfolk Beacon and Old Dominion will please copy tho
above till s September, and forward their accounts
10 ,hls Office 10, collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
NJ To hose in nant IF 100 600 Dollars

NJ tn those in ,cant IF 100000 Dollars.
We have the pleasure Of presenting TO our friends
and patrons The following splendid scheme Of Lot.
terry 10 be drawn The 25h Of September 1880,
at Baltimore capital One Hundred Th"usand Dolnrs
The tickets are received. and The fortunate NUMBERS -
obtaining the Grand Prizes ready for disrih''"
among those IF Buyers Friends and Patrons -" o.,
DESTROYS of obtaining chance We 'heref rq"
all 10 forward their orders 10 The well know id a.
Spot" Bigaer's Office, where were is'e"'y '0'u 'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

Il C.fRD.
r l. ANDREWS & BROTHERS,, New York; ANDREWS *
BROTHERS, New Orleans; f. l.. ANDREWS & Co., Mobile,
Commission -HerchQHss
We tender our and tho public Commits
Merchants assuring them that whatever business they
charge shall be proper y attended TO.
We shall be prepared all times facilities consign
ments.
j. |. Andrews, is the rcsilen, partner New York.
Il. Andrews, New Orleans
L. l.. Andrews, I" Mobile.
JnIv a aa-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

Library of the late J T3TE Esq ,,.,
Wv have now arranged for sale the Law and M,sce
manv SO nns = ,,,.b,s boots SMITH & PALMER.
NV '1''ao'O 26-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

In CHANG Cumberland County Count 24h
: day of June, 1899:
Zscharah lalley, Plaintiff,
against
VIM Robinson Gross Robinson and Sarah Robinson, Dhs
The defendant, William A. Robinson entered his
and security according Of ASSEMBLY
the rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that be nabau of this county, ordered that the
sud defendant appear here the of the September
ind bill of PLAINTIFF ihata copy this
be forthwith inserted published the City Of
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted the front
door oil the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-1ese,
b. B. WooDSoN, ID. C.
I6-wsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
Jamss Rirer Lands far Sale.

EsEING unable consequence Of purnytc affection, give
personal attention 10 my farms, heeoIe wish TO sell
LANDS where reside, in the county Of Powhatnn about thirty
miles above Richmond Immediately above MIciuux's ferry
the Big bend of james extending four miles the
neurly opposite Gocrhnnd house, and
diatey opposite Mr. Sanads farm, called Little Creek
uning about $500 with considerable proportion Of
place remarkably healthy The buildings consist of good Dwell
10 house. with all houses. The land is well adapted
TO wheat tobacco, clover. II worked
distinct ARMS und will be sold in entire nct or divided
may be agreeable the purchasers more minute dcscp
On Of the land deemed unnecessarily presumed every
disposed purchase will view the premises All dis
posed purchase hereby visit the subscribers and
thereby the which will be made accommodating
f desired the purchaser accommodated with so or 60
likely Negroes also with the stock, the farm
July % Io2-wGwI WM NAL1HALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
ESEGaEEk'S
Exchange s. Lottery office,
RIcfIMoSD, VA
o. More Prszts sotd and pad by BIGGER

u More Pr,zrs soM and pad by BIGGER
Drawn Nos of The Sussex county Lottery No. 90
drawn Aug !:
10 80 SO GO &C 80 81 ca % 40
Whole Ticket, Nos q SO 63 Grand Capital sold
and paid To gentleman from the country ny Bigger
Drawn Nos. Of the New Jersey Lottery, no % drawn
Aug D:
Al 80 60 I 80 10 46 Sc 81 . 40
Ticket, Nos 81, small one OF $500, sent to one
Of our correspondents, and PAID usual, at sight by
Biggers
Drawn Nos Of the Virginia Lcesburg Lottery Extra,
Class No. s. drawn Aug. q:
50 81 30 80 % 80 "a - 81 45 SO Is
Ticket, Nos d So, sold 10 gentleman in Rich
mond and paid al sight, nj Fortunes Hume, Bgger's
Office.
Drawn Nos. of the Maryland Stale Lottery, Class No.
43 &c Is ID "a As 9 IS II G5
hole, 3 Is, GRIND Capi'al sent 10 The country,
and was, usual, paid at sight by Bigger.
Drawn Nos of the Virginia We!lsburg Lottery, Glass
No A. drawn Aug. 10:
90 40 20 10 e. - Al "a IS &c so 81 4s
Ticket, l3 40 so. small przp OF $3.50 sold and paid,
as usual, at sight al Fortunes Home, by Bigger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

August 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

Generals will sIso make restns Of the Res ,rh,r
Busadss on beio'c she i5h day % Juy neat, this
Department whence they will be transmitted Ocncrak
Of Di,is,cn.
s. EHroiin eni--rrom the returns msdc to ihn Depart
mcn immediately previous TO the present ,orgsnisaon Il
spparen that the pro, Of tho Act fclat,. 90.
rosufnts have been compiled With. COmmandsuts II
Regiments Will therefore report 70 Generals 81 Brigade all
failures, by CommBndanis Of Companios. 10 carroll sod
bc warned every liable TO do military duy.
previous tbe 6fs Tuesday Of Jone aud all d,in-
qucnc,es Of duty cnjonod by the oghtse ansesAh and
hrsnheh Of the Roles and Arcos tot the government
Of the militia Of this State.
4. Di5cyiint.-By the Constitution Of the pitcd
States tho authority reserved the States respectively
Of raining the militia according 10 r discipline grsscb
al BY Congress aud by the Act Of Congress Of May 1890
The system Of discipline tchich and shall b. ordered be
obserrsd BY The regular army OF The ntfd STATES shall
also Be obserrtd by The militia ia hsir aud dsei
pine through me tned States The system, therefore OF
'Iaany Tactics including exercises and mannu,res OF
Light lnfaoty and R1emer for the OF the Militia Of the
United States Published by the Department Of War, under
the authority Of Act OF Congress of the 2nd March 1870
received adopted and established as the rules Of dsci.
pine for the Militia of this State, until further orders
From the above regulations Will be undersio by even
officer Of the militia, that the practice Of negcctng
vcsiog themselves Of and assuming again their pleasure
the responsibilities Of their Office however lightly esteemed
those responsibilities may be, he permitted And
although repeatedly unsuccessful they express hom.ev
to have been, in obtaining the encouragement which they
claim let them by prompncss and hiuness in the dis
charge Of their duties esueo the consciousness be theirs
Of having justly merifedt.
by order Of HIS Eresiency, the Commdnder-in ChiOf,
F.W. HOPKINS, Adj. a. Insp. Gen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

tive have but little spare room, and less spare
tine 60 upon the variety of important and in.
tetcstinR articles in this weeks paper.
Among other ,hings, the reader will find on the frs,
and second pages extraordinary disclosures drawn
out by the investigating Committee, in relation 10 the
interference Of the 'spos IN elections, aud the
in which money is raised by the party, doubt
less seduce and corrupt the electors II will further
more be seen, 10 this disclosure, that Mr. Swsrtwout
had finger in this corrupt business Of taxing the office
holders As get hold OF the whole Of
this vouminous Repor, OF the investigating Committee
shall make some more copous extracts
The news from the British Provinces Of New Bruins
wick. and Nova Scotia, rs well as the additional intel
hcence from frontier, bordering the former,
parthke Of no small interest
II would from eursory view OF all the ntell-
gence in relation TO this unhappy controversy that
actually the eve Of another contest with the
Fast Anchored Isle. Notwithstanding all this 5uste
we still believe tn. Will be NO WAR
readers will indeed find not only much truth and
tory But series of sarcastic flashes of wit and satire
which it is feared will greatly disturb the ECONOMY
and Reform par,y bu, still we cannot but commend
this production particularly 10 The notice Of the locoo-
cos Terrible diseases require powerful medicines.
The claw for the Defence o: the United States
passed n, late of Congress will be found
second page and create regret that the pass age
such law called for by recent events.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
State of Vermont.
A r &C l. A NJ A TlON,
BY IMr GoYEnNoR.

Man, in his individual and associated capacity, is,
and must ever be, entirely dependent upon the wise
and benihceut Sovereign of the Universe. Being the
subject OF his creating power and preserving goodness,
the obligation to acknowledge His authority, to obey
His commands and submisslyely to acquesce in His
dispensations, will always remain Nor is the term
"Free and Independent, TO which, as people, we
strongly attached, in any sense inconsistent with he
profoundest acknowledgements OF allegiance to the
Providential and moral government of GOD Nor is
freedom from these paramount duties ana obligations
either possible or desirable.
Agreeably 10 long aud wholesome usage and in
cordance with the principles and dictates OF our Holy
gion which teach only the relation which ndi-
vduas and communities sustaiB to GOD as subjects OF
his government, but also their dependence upon Him
for mercy and pardon - do appoint FRIDAY, the
FIFTH day of APRIL next to be observed in offices
of HUMILIATION, FASTING and PRAYER.
And would earnestly request all the inhabitants Of
this State with their respective assemblies
and in their temples dedicated to the worship of the
MOST HIGH with devout and contrte hearts confess
their sins and mplore pardon aud protection. And
while devoutly recognise our dependence upon the
| experimenting Providence OF ALMIGHTY GOD,
and recount the blessings OF the past year, let seek
his favor upon the upon which have Just entered
| and with deep sense of our unworthiness, with a
spirit Of sincere penenee pray that through the riches
oil the grace of Divine Master we may receive tor
| giveness.
Let it be day of faithful determination of holy
resolutions to forsake all vicious Practices TO resist
temptations 10 sin by controlling every improper pro-
Let us commend ourselves with all our wants our
state, its and concerns our national rulers
and all the interests Of the Union 10 the guidance and
! favor Of Heayen.
| Let pray that peace may be enjoyed among our.
selves and with all nations THAT plenty may abound
IN storehouses aud health in all dwellings -
That the people may be prospered in all useful enter.
prses and cangs That our colleges, academies and
schools may be blest That all who administer at the
holy altar may feel their responsibility, faithfully dis
charge the duties of their high vocation and become
instrumental in leading others in the "path that shines
brighter brighter unto the periec, day " and finally
| that all our fellow who either in physical
mental moral slavery may enjoy the blessings of lib
ety and the opportunity of social and religious instruc
I ton
i Giren under my hand and he seal of sad state a
/ Shoreham, this eighth day Of March, in the gear q
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and M,ry-nine
| and Of the Independenee Of The United States Ii
/ sints.ihird. SlLAS Il. JENISON.
Il BY the Governor,
II GEORGE 3. MANsER, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
Boston. Alnrch Il


TuE NKws FROM Maisr, by the mail of last night,
looks more pacific than heretofore The Augusta cor
respondent Of the Portland Advertiser, under date OF
March II, writes as follows -
The detachment Of troops from the Cumberland and
Oxford division yet here. and there is much uncer-
tainiy wba, disposition will be made of them. | am
very strongly inclined to the opinion that they will be
sent home in few days
Sir John Caldwell and several other gentlemen from
the Province OF n. b arrived here last evening They
bring, learn, communi ton from Sir John Harvey
to Gov Fairit 3D. informing Governor thst Sir John
will confirm the Memorandum recommended by MI
Fox, the British Minister at Washington and proposes
enter into negotiations 10 carry into effect. I'M
dersand that Sir John Caldwell contradlc,s the report
that British troops stationed at Mars HILL The
port is undoubtedly without foundation.
The long anticipated message from the Governor
will probably be sent in to- morrow.
II is stated that the whole British delegation deep
ly Interested in logs and lumber the ST Johns anc
Aroostook anG all very anxiou for settlement O
the boundary troubles.-B0st. Cour
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
MARRIED..

In this town. the 10Th inst, by Rev Mr. Mitchell,
Dea Elijah Allen, of Stockbrdge to Miss Mabel Strong
OF this place.
In tins town, 10th inst by James Parsons, Esq, Mr.
Stephen Johnson, to Miss Lorraine Hale all OF this
place.
At Plymouth, 18th inst, by Rev Mr. Graves MIR
Daniel 7. Jones, Merchant of South Reading, Miss
Mariette Ballard, OF Plymouth
rhe Printers acknow ledge the receipt OF a piece OF
the Iymenia Loaf
In poultney I'd inst, by Hon Judge Warner, Mr.
Reuben Scryner to Miss Nancy Fuller all of Pouliney
Ia Brattleboro, 18th inst Col Nathan Miller to Miss
Hannah Works, both Of Bra,tleboro.
In Mortified, 2ith ult, Mr. Henry Johnson to Miss
Martha Wright, both of Norh6eld
In Wailingford, 18th ul,, Mr. Theodore Dawson OF
Shrewsbury, to Miss Mary Ann Burton, of the former
place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
Prom ne Boston Daay .sdr IF TRHrsday.
I'm portsut from Name.

We received by the natl last evening, the following
lcisr from oat correspondent al Augusta. We have
no further information from the ffonusr.
From oar Correspondent
House Of Representatives, Augusta, !
~ o'clock NJ Tuesday March ~. !
Mcsssre from the Governor IN relation 10 the Mem
ofandum VI Mr. Forsyth and Mr. Fox The Governor
oonsds tie arfsngsment unsatisfactory aud unequal
not be withdraw unlcss the 1t Governor Of n. Bruins.
wick shall withdraw his force, aud the Governor OF
Maine be entirely satisfied ths Ice sbsndons the idea Of
cRpslng IT'S forces Gov Fairfield also fessis the rec
ommrOdation 20 allow Gov Harvey concurrent luiis-
dicon IN measures Of protection 10 the property on
the Aroosiook, and advises that IN case SIR John aban.
dons his position and wthdraws bus military force, that
the military foice Of Maine shall also be whhdrawni
and sufficient armed unafmed civil posse be eii on
the Aroostook for its protection.
In postscript TO the message, the Governor says
that he has received note Of pacific character from
SIR John Harvey 10 which he intmstes his willingness
10 en,ef into arTAng upon the basis OF ur MEM
ofandum of Mr. Forsyth aud Mr. Fox. The Message
and SIR John Harvey have been committed TO the
Committee the \, T. Boundary, and 1000 copies
ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Whdden of Calais has Just laid upon the table
two resolves the purpoH Of which as near as could
understand amid the hustle of House is, that Maine
persist the policy and she has been pursuing
IN relation TO the occupancy of the disputed territory
The resolves are laid upon the table until o clock
Gen. Scott Is acting the part Of Paofoator and II
is TO be- hoped that his efforts will prove successful
Notwithstanding the begeIent aspect Of affairs here
| am still of opinion that vi not result. But still
| see no probability that Maine will recede one Ioia
from tue position she has taken.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
whig state Convention.

sevsrt ofoof editorial brethren allucne 10 this
,s ec snd siehsrging eoufieses about the place To
hold IT, Tie places mentioned Burlington, Rutland
and Woodstock either Of which would doubtless be
acceptable. and approved Of BY the State Committee.
The COMMITTEE bosevet will have to designate the 10.
estoa Friend Gfswold, of the Vermonter, seems to
prefer is place We thank YOU, Sir fof the courtesy
q. We .hoald ourselves have little preference Tor Rui.
Isnd hut should be well satisfied with either --
The frs, Of May named about the proper time TO
hold the Convention
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

Rotke-v Of he Hasten Mad BY extra from the
Office Of The Tcrre Iiaae (indiana) Enquirer, learn
tina, the Western mail robbed IN that town early
MONDAY morning, the Goth nit The letter bag was
enclosed large bag Of papers placed in the wsg
Con and covered with several other bags, NC at the
poet Office The driver say, be drove 10 the ferry,
lew hundred rods distant, blew the horn and when the
ferry boat had crossed this side 10 receive him. he
was fast asleep The Enquirer says the robbery was
first discovered by boys who found part Of the let
sTs the riveT bank but how they found their way
90 the post office, not informed. Doe money
letter has been returned To the Office how many more
ofih- hind there we're, IN about tLsi OF those
which were mailed one knows. The whole affair as
shrouded IN mystery '-Bosf CoHr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

The following Bill, introduced by Mr. Tallmadge,
passed both Houses Of Congress at the last session
Bill to abolish Imprisonment for debt ia certain ca
SEES
BE IL ENACTED bv The Senate and House Of Representa-.
tires Of The UHisd States, That person shall be i'm
prsoned for debt in any State process issuing out
Of OF the United States, where by the laws of
such State, Imprisonment FOR debt has been abolished
and where by the laws oil State, imprisonment shall
be allowed under certain conditions and restrictions,
shall be applicable 10 the process issuing out OF the
courts of the United States and the proceedings
shall be had therein adopted ia the courts OF such
State Bosi Cour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
a Good Opportunity

nor young mnu II steady anu ulusirous habits,
L between the age OF sixteen AMI II YEAR. who a
somewhat acquainted with the Bscksmith busincss.
abd - dcsrous OF becoming more Such one may
hnd good encouragement aud liberal pay by making
immediate application 10 The subscriber
BENZ. SMITH,
Rutland. Centre Village March 10, 1882
\. u. The bu,inc.s VIII he mostly Wagon and car.
rage work. carriage springs &c, something Ut cdsCi
touis Sc. Job work. bat no shoong OF horos.
- o. s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
A U c r I o NJ.
.HTL ~ r. X X TES.

Trio Subscribers viii sell 81 suction. tho - day OF
April nsst st ihcm residence. "a Hartford, near Que
ebee Village, W.
From NJ 10 10000 Cuttings Of the MORUS MuL.
TlCAUlIS. warranted genuine.
a few Thousand CANON and ALrINE, also war
ranicd genuine
100 Is 900 MUi.TICAULis SEEDLINGS, 2y,Ms
old
~ 10 i5.no0 BROusSA SEEDLINGS, same Ag~
loo 0b0 ITALIAN do. TO 2 YEAR, old
~ sale to commence at l0o,ock A NJ rcrms
CASH. / 4 ID MARSH.
Qncchcc Village March ~ lSesl -Ig
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
DIED.

In Caseton, 10th inst, Charles of David and Sa-
rah Bates. aged months and Is days.
In Brattcboro 9th inst, William Page, Youngest son
Of John G. Hobr rock, Esq, aged year and : mos.
In Brttieboro, Sd INST of scarlet fever Harriet Au.
gusta aged years, gh,er of Mr. Russell Houghton
In Marlboro 9Th inst, Mrs Cyntha Ames, aged 81.
Also, the 9Th inst, Henry, Of Mr. Almerin Ames
aged years.
In Straton, 2ith uli, Joel Grout aged 80.
In Shelburne, on the 4lh inst Miss Mary ID. Phelps
aged Is
At Bellows Falls, VI Sd inst. Solomon Hapgood, T
aged Al.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19
Albany, March :, 1879.
To the Legislature -

.
The Congress of the United State. having had under
consideration Immediately previous TO their ADJOURN
ment the serious misunderstanding which has arisen
between the State Of Maine and the Province of New
Brunswick passed giving to the President OF The
United States additional powers for the public defence
against nvasons and for other purposes by TINS act
the President is authorized to resist any attempt on the
part OF Great Britain to enforce by her claims to
exclusive jurisdiction that part Of the State OF Maine
which is in dispute between the United States and
Great Britain and for that purpose to employ the ma
val and military forces OF the United States, and such
portion the militia he may deem advisable to call
into service and to increase the naval and military for
ces of the United States the event OF invasion, i'm
minent danger OF invasion Provision is also made for
sending special minister 10 Great Britain to treat with
the Government of that country upon amicable i'd
ustment Of the matters IN difference between the two
nations.
While the several State Governments should careful.
y abstain from any act that might IN any degree inter
fere with the constitutional duties OF the Federal Gov
ernme n is obvious that occasions may arise IN which
they ought make known to that government TO for
egn nations and 10 any aggneved sister STATE that we
are an united people, Of sovereignty, and de-
termned resist aggressions upon the rights terrific
~ OF the Union The passage Of the act Of Congress
which have referred, Professionally contemplates
that the country may, during the recess OF that body
be compeed TO assume an attitude Of defence against
foreign power aud therefore 10 present one OF
those occasions which calls for such an expression on
/ the part of the several States.
/ The measures adopted by Congress seem 10 me 10
have been wisely designed to preserve tho existing IN
esmable relations of peace between this country and
Great Britain well as to yndlcate the rights OF the
State Of Maine and MAINTAIN the honor and dignity
of the nation. II scarcely be believed that enght
ened and Christian nations bound 10 each other IN pc
enar relation of feeling and OF interest," VIII unnecessa
rly suffer the harmony existing between them 10 be in
ieIrUpted
The Governments ofboth, well as their individual
citizens under the strongest obgationsto cultivate
every disposition to amity and repress all tendency
10 hostile action. At the time peace - selcou
the lot Of any which does not on all proper ocea
sions manifest that il knows its rights, and will at al
hazards maintain them respectfully call your a,en
ton to THIS subject with the expectation that an expires
sion on our part Of in the policy OF tn
General Government, will contribute 10 avert the ca
lam,ies of war, and the speedy and honorable
adjustment OF the existing differences between thi
country and Great Britain. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-19

ASoTnrR Posr OTrior ENrLosIss. Great excite
ment existed at Concord, \ H. "Wednesday lasi,
by the report OF astounding Developments having
been made relative to the financial affairs Of the Post
OGee II said that large Oscillations have been dis
covered and that letters containing money have been
plunderrd One of the Clerks has been arrested on
SUSPICION and the other persons concerned have Seat
,nouied.- transcript.