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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11
against
Anderson Tucker, administrator Of Ab>aiom r"rk:r decd

The pa m;"5rad in ;r settlement ct IL" arr'rn f'tSt
by Tie preceding Of tile On. Superior Ccu -! Law an
Chancc 5r the County of ,m"a, hereby notified tat
hive aauined U.anesp the 9Th April. r the commence
,cn Of The settlement which day they requested 70 attend
al ms off Denn,y the County OF Amelia al lo"tIoeN
A. NJ such vouchers and Other aprrs rs they N
tend 10 ME. fABils LANSoN, %" r.
Jan. 2sth lao. .
Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

49,: Defendants
The defendant John j. Reanc, not haVin. entered ms ar
pcr and riYrn ccu: according the Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
tina, insabiln I'll this stat. il Is ordered ia' it -
defendant do appear here iy Of the next term AMI an
swc- the the plaintiff aud TINT COPY Vi Tins order y "r
with inserted IN spnp"r :a'I>h" ~ liit rN 81 ir
nod months successfully and posted 1T c ift door :"
the courthouse o tins county .
= CoP.-ic-te, EG. BYRD fIi.iA"!' ~. :.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

Gloucester Courthouse, Jan. %, Is TO-
The parties interested the Decree viii plea,c take n
lice that have appointed FrdGu, the . day OF February neal
for akn. The therein directed, which TIM" they vii
attend before 1t this place Tor that purpose ~
WlNDHAM KEMP,
Sp.cigl Co'nW'.SirfcT
S.-wi.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME copar,nership Of Harvey e. Haran is by
u mutual consent this day dissolved; all demands
and property OF said hrm assigned to Nehemiah
Harvey OF said firm NEHEMIAH HARVEY,
GEO. w. Harlan.
Montpelier, aug. es, 1910.
The subscriber finding himself again the proprietor
Of the Boot and Shoe Establishment in which he has
beca associated for % years, tenders his acknowl
dement's 10 lhos friends who have for so hong a
rime Sustained the establishment He begs pasdbn
Cor past fahngs and would wish 10 improve The &C.
commodaons OF his shop until all customers disposed
TO call may be entirely satisfied.
Demands remaining unsettled Of either Of the pre-
vous frms presented as matter OF consideration,
and if possible Tor adjustment.
| 69 3w NEHEMIAH HARVEY.
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WASHINGTON co. ANNIVERSARIES.


The anniversaries ofthe various benevolent So
cleties of Washington County, will be held in
Berlin at Rev. Austin Hazens meeting house on
Thursday and Friday the Oath and 25th days of
Sept next. The exercises will be opened OH
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, with sermon by
Rev. p. Taylor, Immediately after which the hi
lille Society will hold its anniversary. Edward II.
Prentiss, Secretary, At one o'clock z. M. the
Tract Society, Rev. J. f. Stone, Secretary. Al 3
O'Clock. the Education Society," Ferrand F. Mer-
rill, Secretary. At Z o'clock the Temperance So
ciety, George b. Manser, Secretary. On Friday
morning AT half past nine o'clock, the Home Mis-
sionary Society will hold its anniversary, Rev. Blu
ell w. Smith, Secretary At eleven o'clock, the
Foreign Missionary Society will hold its anniver-
sary, Joseph w. Howes, Secretary.
AT one o'clock, p. NJ. the meeting Of the Coun-
" Conference of Churches will be attended, each
Church in the County is requested to send two or
more delegates to the Conference. 1t is also ex-
pected, that the Secretaries of the several Socie
lies above named, will be present not only TO ex-
hibit their reports, but also to present the claims
of their respective Societies. 1t is earnestly no.
ned that no one of the secretaries, above named,
will suffer any branch of benevoence in the
County, to languish through his neglect.
In behalf of the Committee of Arrangements.
PRESTON TAYLOR.
Waitsfield, Sept. 2, 1S40.
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DEATHS.

In Berlin, Sept. 7, Capt William Dewey, aged
sixty eight years and months, of the early
settlers ia town-ior iorty-six years worthy and
respectable citzen--a kind husband and affection.
ate father. Though lie never made a public pro-
iession of religion, yet by his precept and exam
pie, manifested its value, and (beng blessed with n
competency of this worlds goods,) the poor in the
vicinity will testify that he was the "good Samari-
tan" AS he lived an honest life, he died a peace"
ful, easy and happy death. Editors in Mass. and
NY. will notice the above.
Drowned, in Waterbury, July 18th, Dan Ather-
ton, aged Syears.
In Rochester, Aug 90, Mr.. X. Paul, aged eighty
three, a soldier OF the revolution; he was under
Gen. Washington at the battle of Trenton.
In Berlin, Both ult., Charles Roberts, aged Is
wears,
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REUTER-.

TN the pr"sent age o inventions il 10 cr ertant
i that the inventors should not be deprived Of the
benefits OF hcir intentions, defravaed cut Of
those b !n,ffs arising from new Inventions.
The subscribers having noticed last wseh an adj
Iier sig red by Z. A. Webb 6. CO. stating IN sub
stance that they determined 10 make and sell to
he public Lester Tden's improved patent stoves,
aud ofltnng TO indemnify all those who purchased
stoves of said Webb g. ca or their agents -
Now this is 10 notify all persons that The stove in
ques ion is invention, and the sreasssl improve
men', acknowledged by all who have used and seen
them that there has been in the U. S. and that
the Rowcll Stove and the Town stove nsentieHed in
said w ebb & Cos. advertisement, have analogy in
principle invention to the said 1i5ea's shove, and
has been decided by the best mechanics aad those
who well qualified to Judge. The curve plate,
referred in ssid Webb & Co.'S advertisement in the
Town stove is nothing more nor less than a narrow
plate running through the centre ot the stove over
and under hch the ii'c passes TO the hue. and has
no more 10 do with AID Tildens stove than 1t would
% put a similar crrved plate in The centre OF Co0anfs
or any other tive; that the said Tn5en's stove
ircly q new invention. The subscribers therefore
uton the public againsi purchasing any stoves which
The said w ebb & Co. have denomn aied the Farmers
Cooking Siovc, as every person who pnrc nases OF
Webb and Co. or their agent, 's liable 10 be sved
and will be by US, we determined said Webb
g. Co. shall not cheat out Of invention. We
now making preparation 10 prosecute said Webb
e. Co. for infringing on our patent, and all those who
purchase of them.
l.. & w. TlLDEN, s Co.
| South Barre, loepL7. 1910. 60 2w
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IrPPREPARE FOR WINTER.

FARMERS COOKING STOVE.
TINHE subscribers would notify their friends and
Il the public that they have hand he above val
liable of their casting, made OF first tate
Scotch. DIETER than he best pig ironl which they
will sell 10 dealers and others the most reasonable
terms. Darius Rowell and J. S. Robinson The
rne nvenlsrs OF SAID stove, except the three curved
back plate, which invented and used 10 Fown's
Crane stovr." We shuil cast, sell and said
sove and defend and save harmless those who pur-
chase said stove Of US agents Our neighbors,
Messts. L. < w. T,iden e. Co. will not irighten us
out of our right nj using our ,wn inventions, and
hose which belong TO the public By ierocous adscr-
semcnts or Greetings. We are seady I" Try nIles,
and nope said nc g,bors viii net feel disturbed
In addition to the above stove, shah keep had
great variety Of Cooking, Paror and Box Stoves of
The best fashions now in use. Also caDldron kettles,
plouehs, hollow ware, &C. &c. Let those who wish
10 purchase, call and examine The " Farmers Cook
ing Stove" made by their long tried friends, before
they buy elsewhere.
Our cast stove plates burn on, much sooner than
those made from Scotch pig iron. Those Who buy
OF Us, can have their stoves repaired al mach less
expense than those who buy OF our ghbors Whole
castings made from the in the south west
part Of this State.
J. l.. K G. C. ROBINSON.
Barre, Sept. TO- 1910. Co.
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Declaration OF Independence. One Of the best
hits we have at the stupid Joke calling the sub
treasury the second declaration is an exchange
paper publishing list of the signers' with the
amount of their plumber under the said glorious
Second declaration The name of Samuel Swart.
won't heads the list with his 81 ,225,705 81, aud
the gross amount stolen by the whole squad
amounts to $2,064 ,269 &c. Jersey City .4dU.
The Wings of the South Western States held
a great Convention at Nashville on the 18th and
18th ult Tho number present is estimated at
$4,000 to 10000. Hon. Ephram II. Foster, Ex-
Senator from Tennessee, presided
Hon. Henry Clay was in attendance by pressing
invitation, addressed the Convention at length
and was enthusiastically received.
LeH Again. -.aqueduct Btown up. The Aque.
duct of the Welland Canal, which crosses Chip
pewa Creek, was blown up, early on Saturday
morning, with terrible explosion, while two
schooners were in il; one of which settled dow
in the chasm made by the explosion, the other fell
over her beams ends. The navigation is of course
stopped, until the damages can he repaired.
There is every reason to suppose that il was the
work of the miscreant, Lett who recently mad
his escape while oil his way to the residence OF
such scoundrels at Auburn.-Roches'e r Democrat.
Fatal Casually The Wheeling Times, of the
LIST instant, comes to us partly i'll mourning, for
the death of Joseph C. Vance, Esq. of that city.
lie was travelling to New Lsbon on Friday last,
in Company with his father-in-law, s. Spiigg,
Esq. when the horses ran off and were precpa-
ted with the carriage down steep bank about
three miles beyond Steubenville. Mr.. V. was ia
ken up nsensible, and continued so until he died.
He was the son of Ex- Governar Vance, of Ohio
General .ucDuGe. A gentleman received n let
ter this morning from Laurens, s. e. forty miles
from the residence of Mr.. Nc Duffie, from which
we make the following extract: "At our muster
last week. it was reported that George Nc Dufie
was insane. This day report says he is dead
the ball never having been extracted from the
spine, received some years since in duel with
Col. Cummings.
P. s. This may accoun, for his raving letter 4
short time since. "-.qibany Evening Journal.
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CLEAR THE WAY FOR TILDEN's
IMPROVED COOKING STOVE!

/ TIL DEN would respectfully give notice that
IL. he has obtained letters patent on and im-
proved cooking stove, with elevated oven and there
by secured TO himself the exclusive privilege OF maxi
ing and ven ding said stoves for fourteen years This
stove unites great simplicity oil construction with
or and convenience in all its operations, and has
ven exceeded the most sanguine expectations Of the
INVENTOR also given the mist perfect satisfaction 10
all who have used il. The fire arch OF this stove ia
large aud will take in wood three teet in length
there three boiler, arraoged this arch in such
manner that they in immediate contact with
the fire, Opposite and directly back Of these boilers
are three pillars which support the oven. This
large and Of beautiful construction, and is eleva
ted fifteen inches above the top plate. Inside Of these
are three valves or hampers so constructed that the
fire may be thrown into any part of the. stove OF
pleasure, thus enabling the TO bring the heat 10
bear upon any one, all OF the boilers at the same
time The back plate OF the fire arch is triple curve
plate and forms semicrce around each Of the boil
ers, which prevents the heat from escaping into the
fnes without passing directly under :he centre oil each
boiler.
The inventor would here state that he has disposed
of three four;hs Of said patent TO his brothers, who
are equally interested with him in The concern, and
doing business in the nj me and under the firm Of
L. & w. TILDEN & CO.
NJeL. s. w. Tilden g. Co. are now prepared TO
supply Merchants, Tnmen and others, who may wish
TO engage IN the business, with any quantity of their
Stoves at short notice, and the most liberal terms,
not forgetting to earnestly solicit call from all who
intend 10 buy stove, before purchasing elsewhere
They would say with the utmost confidence that this
so sc ssrpasses any thing Of the kind offered TO
the pnblic, and induced 10 make This statement
from the fact that all who have had ePportuny Of
testing their value back them up in this POSITION
| Hundreds Of certificates nngh; be Produced cut we
lIcve that nothing less than fair trial can fully
convince any Of The facilities OF all lis operations.
DON'T forget TO call and see foy yourselves.
SOnth Barre, Aug. 4ih 1910. 64.if
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.Herico. The Federalists in the city of Mexico,
Notwithstanding their partial success, have been
completely put down, by Bustamente and his par
W. The ship Norma arrived here yesterday from
Havana, bringing dates from the Mexican Capt.
ta TO the 2elh July. ltappears that, after IL days
skirmishing, the revolutonists under Urea, who
held the palace, capitulated on the 9th July, I'M
der full demniy for all past political offences
Urea and Gomez Farrias, (the insurgent Presi-
dent all interm') Notwithstanding this guarantee,
were supposed to have fled.-.N. Y. Star.
A letter from Mexico of the latest date, July
2Sth,) says:
The firing continued until yesterday the ad
vantage gained on either side not indicating what
would be The final result. There were frequent
parleys, suspensions of firing, &c. &c. And while
we were waiting The arrival ofSanta Anna, 10 put
a stop to the war, for which purpose he had been
sent for by the Government, we learn that every
thing had been arranged
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, the captulu-
ted troops left the palace, and proceeded TO II vii
age near the city, to deliver up their arms but
according 10 the rumors in circulation tC day, in
stead of making the surrender, they fortified them
selves on Mount Santa Monica, 3 leagues from
here.
AT present, Notwithstanding The departure OF
the captuated troops from Mexico, the terms of
the capiluaton are entirely unknown, nor is il
| known what is the fate of The leaders, Farias Re
jon, Cerecero, Cardosa, llorta SC, although i, is
said that Urrea fled at o'clock yesterday morn
ing, the 9Th. Nevertheless the lnsurgent troops
marched out with all The honors of war, park and
artillery.
From these circumstances and rumors which
are afioat to day, ! infer that some trick is at The
bottom OF the movement Perhaps my political
vision deceives me, but time will decide
Rscapiure Of 1obaSco. We mentioned in our
paper of yesterday that Tobasco had been captur.
ed 10y the Federalisls The New Orleans Bee OF
the 22d ult. brings us the news OF the recapture
of that place by the Centralists, and of horrid
massacre:
YuoATAN--Horid Massacre. The schooner
Arevda, arrived yesterday from Campeachy
which place she left on the 18th inst.
Perfect tranquility reigned in the city at the de
parture of this vessel. A Texan brig and schoon
er were at anchor in the harbor. We have nl-
ready alluded to the capture of Tobasco by the
federalists. 1t seems from all that we have been
able TO ascertain from the Captain ofthe Atrevida
that part Of the Ceniralists army consisted o
two hundred men, who had been obliged to leav,
The city, had afterwards received reinlorcements
and had marched towards Tobasco, which the,
had succeeded in recapturing, aud taking advan.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Choiles,own and
Nashua, every morning, tSundays excePted)
All goods In belrHnspored on the Rail Road going
above Lowell must be sent 10 the Company Freight
Depot, CharlesIown, at The end of Warren Bridge.
Goods TO be forwarded by The morning train must
be sent TO the Depot as eoIy as the evening before,
The Company having provided large and eommo'
dious Store Houses both at Nashua and Charles
town, and having completed their arrangements for
The TRANSPORTATION OF Merchandise give notice that
they are now prepared TO transport all Goods and
Country Produce which may be forwarded TO their
Depots and for This purpose have furnished safe and
covered cars which will perfectly goods from
damage; and careful and experienced men TO take
charge Of tn, Transportation Business at the Depols
and TO accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determined not only TO sccommo-
date the public but TO extend every facility in their
power, both TO Teamsters and Merchants, have fix
ed upon the following rates OF Freight
$3.50 per Ton each way between Nashua and
Charlesiown.
$500 per ton each way bstweenNashua and Low
ELL
All Regular Transfers running 10 the cars will be
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles
Town, each way, free Of expense.
ONSLOW STEARNS, Supt.
Nashua, March 81, 1910. So
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iCa STOW S!hI -,

TINHE FARMERS COOKING STOVE.-In the
Il present age Of new Inventions, is important
hat The public should not be de prVed OF the free
Of improvements, 10 which they have lawful right,
bv those who seek TO monopollze the rvs Of the in
genuity of others The public hereby informed
hat several years since Elisha Town invented an
provement in the construction Of Cooking Stoves
for which he obi AIMED patent That in putting said
stove in operation II was found that il would be an
imDTJ vemenl thereon 10 have the back plate OF The
fire chamb.r made with three curves, Tor the purpose
ni concentrating the heat upon the boilers aud pre-
venting The warping Of said plate, and the plate
has been in for the last FIVE six years, in that
and other Stoves. IN The TALL of 1888, Mr. Rowell
invented stove somewhat in the shape Of Box stove
for The convenience Of using long wood with Two or
me 10 cues 10 connect gh al elevated oven, and The
same was ?ui in general with his by J. l..
4 G.. C. Robinson, without obtaining patent. In
the winter of 1910, Mr Lester Tilden procured some
patterns made for casting said stove, aud after his
patterns were finished, nearly so, n,on The sugges
ion OF another person said Tilden had the back plate
made with three curves, being Substantially The game
in principle, as that used in suid Towns stove, and
has taken out pateni Cor said three curved plate
with thr,e fiues. We therefore say that said Tden
cannot iishliuy claim The character Of an inventor,
and lhat his patent is VOID. We therefore hereby
give notice that are Guacturln. Stoves that
first rate for utility 10 which the three curved
plate and three hues beng much better article than
ssd Tlldens, TO which we have given the name O.
THE FARMERS COOKING STOVE, and tina,
we will defend and save harmless any and ali.who
nav purchase said stove OF us, or our agents. We
nave eaid stoves ourselves in use and have sold mum.
Der OF them to Others which ave in use, and we res
pecfuy ieve friends TO call at the old stand Of
A. w ainwrght & Co. and see Tor themselves.
E. A. WEBB e. co.
Montpelier. Sept. 4, 1910. 6s
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MARRIAGES.

In ST. Johnsbury, Jubal Harrington, Esq to
Miss Harriet N. Lock.
In Peacham, Israel N. Livingston, of Pittsburgh,
Pa to Miss Hannah B. Morse.
In Berlin on the Both ut by Rev. Austin Hazen,
Mr. Horace Maynard, A. b. of Knoxville, Ten.
TO Miss s. b. Wushburn of Royalion.
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tage Of the ieebleness Of their enemies, who were
suffering from sickness, had bce; guilty Of cruel.
ties OF the most revolving nature. Nothing was
spared all the inhabitants who pronounced them
selves in favor of the Federasts were massacred
without distinction, and their property lillaged
and devastated.-- Bee.
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HUNTINGTON's INTRODUCTION TO
MODERN GEOGRAPHY,

LNOR beginners and common schools This IS an
Il excellent work well got up and illustrated with
a variety OF cuts and new atlas. II is well suited
for common schools designed 10 follow the smaller,
and precede the larger Biographies. Price, 6S i'1
cents. For sale by
E. p. WALTON s. SONS.
Sept. ~, 1910. 69n.
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UNHE subscriber would respectfully cl the atten.
l. ton Of the public, dealers in Stoves, Iron ware
&c 10 the manufactures Of this establishment. With.
IN three years blast furnace and all The buildings
and machinery has been built and put in operation,
necessary TO manufacture iron, and put it into the
| various forms Of castings required for the market.
In this time more than two thousand ions OF good
Foundry metal has been made at thsse works. The
facilities al this place for making Iron Ware
such as 10 enable the proprietor 10 compete
fully with other manufacturers in the country, and
the blast furnace haynsbeen in operation for several
months, and now making more than thirty tons of
cellent Soft Metal per week, furnishes a supply Of
Stoves, Stove Plate, Hollow Ware, Caldrons and
every variety of Castings and Pig Iron OF Superior
qualHy, on the most favourable terms to dealers.
supply of the much approved Woolson's I'M
proved Cook Stove, with an air tight furnace Badg-
er, Hayward's Reversible hue premium. several pat
terms, elevated oven Cook Stoves and other patterns
adapted 10 the different markets, all Sizes six plate
Box Stoves, Vermont Parors, improved and embel-
lshed, Harp Patlors, new and beautiful pattern,i
which for symmetry and TASTE is pronounced superior
TO any thing Of the kind IN market, Hollow ware,
Fire Frames, &C. now on hand, and will be sold
favorable terms at very educed prices TO dealers.
Also for sale 200 ions pig iron, equal 10 Scotch.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that
ders for the manufactures of this establishment viii,
for quality of meal and style of workmanship, be
executed TO the entire satisfaction of purchasers.
| Orders for Stoves or Plate ,hould be forwarded
early in the season,
i All communications addressed TO The subscriber, at
dyson Furnace p. o. Windsor Co Vt"wll receive
prompt attention. AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tvson Furnace Aug. 5lh. 1910. Sc
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HUNTINGTON'S NEW GEOGRAPHY
AND ATLAS.

DOR Schools, Academies aud families. This Is
Il decidedly one OF the hest School Biographies
that has been offered 10 The public. We would re-
specially call The attention Of teachers TO this book
large SIMPLY received and Tor sale by the dozen
single, by h. p. WALTON SONS
Sept. IL 1870 69I
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
HUGH GOURLEY,

T. ETURNS his thanks to the public at large for
their very liberal support for six years in the
VILLAGE HOTEL, and wishes u continuance OF
thu ir lavors.
He has fitted up his house in The best style. II
being situated in the centre of The village, convenient
TO all the Stores, Post Office, Sc. the Village Hotel
will now 60 by The Of
CENTRAL HOTEL,
and he assures The public that there will be nothing
wanting on his part, al all times, TO accommodate the
gentleman oil business, the gentleman OF pleasure,
and tie weary traveller, in sy0 not surpassed for
IN the Stale.
All Stages that leave Montpelier call at this House
for passe gers
Sept 10, 1910. 60
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NJ TICE.-Came into the enclosure oil The cub
scrlbfr the 26'h ult. dark bay mare and colt,
The mare has been rather harshly used In harness
The owner is requested ,opay charges and take them
away. SAML. BRYANT
Waterbury Centre, August rs, Is40. 6s