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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-10
POETRY.
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ny NRs. J. l.. GRAY, EAsioS, -
Morn il the time - WAVE
The cyeiidS 10 unclns"--
Sprinc from the arms of sleep, ana pIeaS
The letters of repnse;
Walk nj the dewy dawn abroad,
And hold sweet fellowship with Goa.
Morn il the time 10 FRAY
How lovely and how meet
To send our earliest thoughts away,
In Ia the mercy seal.
Ambassadors for Us, TO CLAIM
a blessing in our Masters name.
Morn is the time To SING
How cI,arseiR" Ills To hear
The mincI,ng notes of nature ring
In the delighted ear.
And with that swelling anthem raise
The SOUPS fresh matin song Of praise!
Morn is the time 10 sow
The seed. OF heavenly truth,
Whil. balmy hreezcs softly blow
Upon the soil Of youth.
And laak 10 thee, nor look IN vain,
Our God for sunshine and for rain.
Morn is the time In LOVE-
Astendrils Of the vine,
The Young affections fundly rove,
.sud seek them where L. Irvine.
Around thyself, in thine embrace,
Lord, let them find their resting place.
Morn is the time To- SHINE,
When skies are clear and blue
Reflect the rays of light divine,
As morning DEVELOPS do:
Like early stars, he ea:ly bright,
And melt away like them IN light.
Morn is IN. time 10 WEEP
Der morning hours misspcnt-
Alas. how OF from peaceful sleep,
On folly madly bent,
We've left the strait and narrow road,
And wandered from our guardian God
Morn is the time 10 THINK,
While thoughts are fresh and free.
OF lie, just balanced on the brink
or dark eternity!
And ask OH! souls If. they are inset
To stand before the judgmsnt seat
Morn is the time to DIE,
Just al the dawn ofiny,
When stars are fidinR8b the sky,
TO fade like them away
But los; In light more brilliant far,
Than ever merged the morning star.
Morn i the tIrie TO RISE
The resurrection morn
CpSprinsing 10 the glorious skies.
On new found pinions borne,
To meet Sar,our's smile divine
BE such ecstatic risin. m!ne.
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RUNAWAY IN JhII.-Iherr committed tn the Jail
Ii Hanover County on the gth day Of December
way negro man who calls himself ARCHIE BROWN-and
says that he is the property OF VIM crand OF Pnce Edyad
COUNTY Va thai .r hired the last ycato Mr. Edward An
d"r.on Of Chesterfield County said negro black feet s,
wears old when committed, Of black
cs.jnr with rr annci The said
rom, grove his pr perry, charges, and take
- IRA l.. BGWfES y. j.,
Fer {. p. Gcclgn, IT. j. n. c.
Ian
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u CFDRD hcAnI:iiY-Te exercises OF this institution vii
N be continued fhc
Of January, and terminating on the l5h December
with vacation nf the Summer IN this school viii
tagh, the Latin recS Spanish and French languages, Mae
mac including Arithmetic, Algebra Gennetry plane and sle
cal Trr0noI-i.v practical together with all the
branches OF tr English usually taught in preparatory
schools The text books viii ae e that used at the Uni
vcrsjty of Va.
Trrins-loart including ever: thing Sl0a-Tuon $50,
hall "a at- advance and the balance the t Of September
40 deduction " i! &c made !oI .a;c entranrc.
II. !. CHRISTIAN, prtasPal.
mo. !, CAsUN.
Dee /, 6e-wI
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- motion of R. Wicklife, ESQ, from Fayette, the
ste refused 10 consider them a more rude me-
,hod Of dis7osing of the sentiments Of the late leader
&c ,hc Wbi,r party could not have been suggested
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Jan | |

IL CiINSCEHv-vinGrS,.-In powhatan County Cont y
i nary the 1T. ISM.
Robert H. Cox IN bis right, and n admr al" b"n~ non
The VIII annexed Edward CUs. sem, dec. ana ~ ais" d
nj, non with the win annexed .! Edward Cox, I, dec
against r,
William cox JOHN C. Bailey. ani Nancy his WIFE an4 h"'
Cox son Of Edward Cox, j.! deceased aud uthciS bd "
This day came III" plaintiffs by HI attorney, and hle' H.
and the defendants abnvc named, having entered t'
pearancr and given srCury according 10 Ire Act" h>e'
hr ruiz, Of tins court and appearing the satisfaction d
rn,irt that ry are inhabitants Of this commonwealth {"
motion II tho plaintiff by hi> attorney. II J. iaefr" " u"
defendant, d appear here on TIN day U Apu court nru "
answer the hI! the plaintiff, aud give security i"f ti
such tho inay max" ccin ahd that ' " .
order ioIhw inserted newspaper phiii~ld 20
cit Of Richmond months surccS>S"! anu id "'o
cory be posted At door o the courthouse OF i Nh
\ cupy-Tesie, t. +. "EANE J.. =
1,,,1
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slnn REWARD.

cII@I KEW ARU.
PENCER boush YEARS from Mr George Tcnier
- He is young and likely - Of abou
feet 10 inches high brown and smooth complexion slightly
how legged very slight impeachment when spoken little nd
marks remembered. lie hired last by g. w Green
81 Richmond City, of from his Coal Pits in Feb t
mn after Northumberland County. Va, about Mon
days Point The nechrood Of Mrs cndersos where he
7s Ea;on aud b. lurking; or have gotten papers and
i no" sphs n large and have made his
vessel 10 baltimore, Philadelphia The reward
VIII lie given for The recovery 81 Spence. in MARY
land Pennsylvania $50 viii Nortl.Gn
Neck and delivered W,smoreIant Courthouse, Va.
JOHN T. EaOCKENpROEEi.
E.b2 ai-lav.ayy
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IN CH,NC...--... .,,..-In PowhGlan tscut t"u:I u.
I ,rnih.r the sti. !cy: ~, go.
Gallo Wilkinson in his night and Is executor o Tho vi
L;nsn,, n PIllGuG.
against,
William watson and Fanny his wife, judith Causy, widow
Nm a H. Grc jenny torkcr widow ~ Roi to'ArF dec ~
Gallon k,asu aud Preston liknson only rindt,n q" "
WILKINSON dec Hardin. and Polly hi WIZ, "Ity roy
wilkinson Lisbon Wilkinson, David VI. W nkn>U', IN.
tk,r ana Polly WIFE Rob. e. GudS"y and H>ri h ""
nnv,dr ans aud ostTty his WIFE, Smili hotp md a,s
rim his WIFI Jan,> H. GGdsty and lasIa ms VIE. Ht -
Is ami judith Ann I wc. Thomas iEns"n. N"Ib'rn. WE
.n Geo Uilkl-. and gapci> W.rn-Un Ia" hc- aud a
m - f Tnoue, Evans and a!na h:s vile, Tie hoF, ana ~
trt Geo. Watson AID t"mlutt ir whr, ic Irs 81" H.
,tr-- Wilkinson and the heirs ana Ilstf'tH'
John Wilkinson, :.r NUN.
The defendants lisbon Nliknsnr the hcs ~ Inc" 'd' a
viii. ir heirs Of Watson and wIi, the heirs II J>, =
k,nxn an. the 81 John Wilkinson, not having ""'
.oranrr and gwen scturi, according 10 the At ol AsN'
az, HE rr, II cUur;, and appearing 70 Tie satsia'it
tho co that llit iAhgltst, al TINS collIohN an
the melton u The IDin;Il by ns attorney ordered '
SAID L. PENDANTS appear here an III" hrst dhy OF fn '
aud answer the hill Of plaintiff, and sHc security ot i'!io
a ,lrh DE-. ta court nhHr h'Trtn, ahd uu ~
I'M, order BE- forthwith inserted IN newspaper pulri't
The civ al R,rhmuud months Nucce>,v y ana That anon
rn,, he ou.t.I al the front al the Courthouse n TIE 'u
X. +. GRAVES, H. {
L. :, St--w:w
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against
Defendant
This DAY III" plaintiffs by their attorney ana me s:
in the n- executed 81 ia d. i"nhin ana ~ s' li.s
M. planti !. bill, incc tr >rfVi'' 81 ne sE'Eat1
tr defendant nOt"r oi III" ph,i'r ~" @s
and the filed, argued ny CoHiHrl; on '">drai-
,ccn, cr l tns Il. admir- al Ab>a!Cm Tucker, DE.
fr r,lu,. ,ianrr lahl- Law wu y directed L. 'Aa.
state aud the Sane. and make report r."i I" w cos:
wan any n.at,er stated. deemed enchi b! himself ~ VIII
mn, be required 10 b. - stated ~ the paft.r,.
! tG;y--Tr~tr, LOB. IT, Lhi"ti, {.
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND Trust coAr'1

2. VI. 7
Piaro Forte and Ilysic Store, c.1o,,s ttf iG.A
.na ~ eft
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THE largest collection ri Music ever o. ''' r i"
state mas he selected ru' al the store U - = @
nn;y enabled sell the r.a pima art -" 'o% "Ha4
y4t,5l,
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HISSOLUTIoN-Ti, firm of. v. < :. D. MORTON by
~ consent dissolved this av and take this opanrtu
nifty of earnestly requesting all persons indebted 10 the late firm
make early settlement Of their accounts.
JACOB ". NORTON
ShMI'EI. u. MORTON.
The subscriber viii his account,
ard respectfully soc rf The custom Of the old
firm. JACOB w. MORTON.
Formvic March 9S-w:v
JAMES c. BOSiIER, 71@rnrg Lar, will attend the Superior
and Inferior Court o this City Business entrusted him
will receive prompt attention.
Office in Taniafk Row.
Feb Is F2-oar4I
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HENRY CLAY, SEAL
w. II HARRISON, seal
ID. WEBSTER. Trustee, SEAL

Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of John
@ Adams, author Of" Dermot McMorrough;' James
Barbour, Earl of Empty Barrels: Arthur Tappan,
Abotionist and Amalganationst: Governor Pen
nngton, Of New Jersey, Keeper of the Great Seal
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Jan D
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Z
c.?IraL ran ~, Two MILLIONS % DniL'E;. Al,
.Srlli. President aad Trustees .! tins Company r'cr "
ey on E.p".irc, which interest WI! b. a!!""'d @
assurances on Lives grant AnEuitics and EEaoWhch '
cevc AMI manage Trusts uf every description hc MAJ "
mttcd 10 their charge, whether individuals, c"f.o'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
Comm
A CARD.

Whereas, ut the Orleans Co. Wing Convention,
held at lrasburgh on The 4lh day of July, 1910, II
loco ioco by the name of II. Philips, resident OF
Glover, VI.altempted, withou, my provocaiion, 10
rend from my Goa, Harrison badge, but desisted
nfter due precauton was given: do hereby re-
turn To- him my sincere gratitude aud thanks, for
having leIi me urinjured in person, still retaining
the badge which bore in honor of the Old Hero
whose cause had The pleasure that day, as did
also my. friend NJ. r., to hear so ably yindcated,
and whose virtues as II soldier and statesman, and
private citizen, were so conspicuousy shown
from indispntable authority by gentlemen who nd
dressed the energetic and determined Whigs of
Orleans on the occasion. Mr.. F. will excuse this
DEPRESSION from the particular topic of considera.
lion. aud allow me farther to say, that when |
chance to meet him with his own badge aud at a
loco loco convention, will repay him for his Tor.
mer kindness 10 me, by taking ms much notice of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

Our rcnders nlny recognize an old ncqunnt-
ance, IA strong antslavery man, in the following;
Communicdied1
Well, Mr. Editor, the Rubicon il pissed the
Suhtreasury II Radded upon the nation. The
packed house have done the deed. The yoke II
wreahed and bound upon our neck, mud the ma
ton mnst wear 1t until some Sampson can break
il oil. And il they choose, let them wear it, I'M
I'll it enters into their very souls.
Th1 sub treasury is Il southern measure, contri
we'd 10y Calhoun aud lienion to aggrandize slave
holders, and to cripple the free institutions of the
North 1t has been the grand rallyina point OF u
party administration upon il the President is
stnIird lis all. And now the question is fairly
made up, and the appeal carried up to the highest
court. The elections are coming round. and The
question utlSt be settled lIy the people. II they
IRE pleased with the sub treasury, win the concern
ualion OF all power in the hands of the executive,
with hard lahor mud low prices, and ARE willing ID
become hcwcrS Of wood and drawers Of WINTER 4"
the slave aristocrucy of tho South, then they will
again EJECT Van buren, to tie Presidency, and the
minority must submit. But If the grent body OF
the people love Our free institutions, nre sick OF
measures designed to strengthen the slave power,
and don' like to have their last cent squeezed into
the sub treasury, then they will rise in the majesty
OF their strength, aud dismiss the present party in.
cumhent from the " bite House next March.
II the great body of the people ARE wise, they
will he wise for themselves, hut If they IRE infat-
,aied, aud scorn all reproot they must nbidc the
consequences. The prudent will forsee the evil
ami hide themselves as well us they can, but the
simpletonS will pass on and he punished. Aud
when they and their children are made TO grind
under n southern yoke, and are placed on a Level
with the pcnsun,ry of Cuba, they may come tn
their senses, and see that their pariizan leaders
have laid snare for their feet, and that they havr
sold their birthright for mess of Po,tuge. 'And
s. a sl,sN.t.r La
sought it carefully and with tears
AN OLD MAN.
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Foreign Interference. The Patriot is indignant
Mr.. Culver, shou! dale to accept invitations to
address Vermont audiences. Did it denounce
Bobby Rantoul, some years ago, for coming all
the way from Massachusetts to spccchify 20 Yer
monters? Docs it denounce MIR. Collector BAN
croft for the same interference" in Rhode Island
and Connecticut? Did it denounce Mr.. Vim Blu
rem for his speech at Burlington last SUMMER
Does it now denounce Messrs. Grundy, Duncan
and snndry other locofoco members of Congress-
for the same interference in Maryland? 80,
consistency, thou art II jewell"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

Louisiana. In our last we expressed an opn-
ion thatthe Wings would carry a majority in the
gress. From late advices ia the New Orleans
Bee, it is rendered doubtful whether the admins.
traon will not succeed in Two districts. Garland's
district is " Ing, md yet is considered doub,lnl,
owing To the great personal popularity OF the Van
Buren candidate, and nlso TO local questions
There can he hatdly u doubt, however, that the
Wings will hnvc decided majority in The lcglsla'
tire and in The popular vote. This ms we remark.
ed last week, will secure U. S. Senator, aud nlso
The electoral vote for Harrison.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

Congress. Mr.. Adams bill to prevent frauds
upon The revenue has been amended and pnssed
in the Senate. A resolution To change the tenure
OF L. s. Judges has been defeated in the Senate.
Among other bills reported to the Sena,e, was one
prohibiting the transmission of newspapers or let
rers by private conveyances on mail routes or on
roads contiguous 10 or parallel with mail routes II
sort VI blue luio 10 say the least, and we glad
tn say that there is little prospect of its passing
Never ought the government To prohibit the TRIMS
mission Of papers, letters or money by private
conveyance, until the post office department will
do two things, viz: transmit these things quick
~ MS private conveyances do IT, and insure The peo-
pie against failures or losses. In the House, the
bankrupt bill lus been defeated by two majority
on II thin vote. The committee on elections will
report that The five locos from New Jersey are
titled to their seats: we supposed that nfter vo
thing them in aud passing the sub-,reasury with
their help, the locos would Of course keep them
in, right or wrong.
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CON MiSsiONERo' NOTICE..

COM MlSSlONERS' NOTICE.
VXe the subscriber, being appoinIt d by h" Hon
w orahle the Probate Court iol the district ol
kaHd"ph Co nni,sioncrs 10 receive, examine aud ad
Just all claims and demand 0i all persons against the
state of Simron Wight lae Of WILLIAMSBURG in said
district, dec"as d. presented insolveni, and al de-
uands exhibit" in Offset ih'reio; and Six months
from The ! | day Of Jnnr 1910 beng ullowedby aid
Courl FIR that pu posi- do thrr, Iore hereby give
nocr, that vii Mt nd t, ,hc hn-iness 81
onr md appointment at the dwelling. honsc OF B"rscy
L. Wight in WiIlamsiown on tho I2'h day of Au-
nsf and 7ih day Of December iron, nine ocl0ck,
A NJ. uni! four o'co, L p. NJ. nch Of SAID days
DARIUS PRIDE, Cenimiss-
JAMES HATCH toners.
William town. Ju'y Il 1870
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neighor of The Pa,ctc. is so fully convinced Of
llnrrisons election, as 10 he already guessing who
is to form his cabinet. Aye-we are douhly hap
ny for every member save one of larrisops
prospective cabinet, the Patriot gives democrat
d The old school! We take it, two things are thus
pretty well settled by The Patriot: the is. lIar
rson's election and the other, that he will have
democratic administration. Thank YOU, sir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

'TNHE nnderslgnrd having formed co3arnership
l. in hn,inrs- under the firm vi l.. Alcxand &.
ca. TAX" Pleasure in saying 10 their friends thai they
have taken the store recently occupied by the Farm
er' and Mechanics Co. at NuiIhlied Centre Village,
where may b. found ~ GOOD better n>sorrmrnt
"onss'ins in part OF Bnnh and American Dry Goods,
Groceries, &c. sc. he EIsnd in any store il
Vermont, aud kew isc 10 bu sold cheaper than al any
stor ia Fermoui, for cab. approved credit good
barter. Tho Goods are Entirely N.r, dIrrrt Gom
Boston aud NV York, and bnughl al iowtSi cash
pric"s, aud will lie sold accordingly. Try US ard So
It our pric,S d, not agree with our pronistS The
Gods will he opcnc, On the 20th inst.
LEWIS ALEXANDER,
AUSTIN ALEXANDER.
Jnly Is, ISi0. 81 Nv.
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tT5-The locofoco editors are slandering IIarri-
son and rnisreprescniing the Wings, with redoub-
led venom. They hive received special orders to
this cad from Amos Kendall. He has fat office
and further pckings in land specnlnrons at stake
they have his promise that he will take care of
Mcm"
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tEJ-A correspondent informs us tina, promn-
Ell, ocoioco in Randolph publicly declared that
he was mt the late Windsor convention that
there were some COCO present-and not more than
hn!T HE people ,oere drank. II strikes MS this is
great lmo even for u great Gulf But That say you
Mr.. Editor of the Times Is this the character of
the,people Of old democratic Windsor county?
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both himself and his badge ns may deem them
worthy of aud ill that time and ever, shall re-
main defender of Harrisonian principles, aud n
decided advocate for universal federation.
L. A.G.
Craftsbury, VI. July 9th, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

tE5-The nomination of Gen. Mattocks is recei-
we'd joytully throughout the district Wings buck
lie on your arnor for the contest. To achieve n
victory, we have only one sentiment to adopt -
rfa, OF the gal ant Miller: WE'LL TRY, SIR"
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JUuN FlSKlo tSIAlE.

' VIE subscribers having been appointed l., The
a honorable Probate C0Jrt for The District OF
w a>hmeiOn, commissioners 10 receive, examine d
ADJUST al clalm- a. demands Of all prr-"us against
ne estate Of John Ftsk l,lc Of Berlin, in said district
d ceased, repfcs"nid usoiveut and III" or six
moni''s from the 30h day Of June, 1910. allowed by
+nd Coud, 10 the creditor. of said deceased TO rx-
,iblt and pro!e their respective claims helurc us-Du
give notice. that we will attend 10 The dnes Of our
appointment NJ The dwelling hnnse OF he late John
FIX aforesaid IN B;rn. IN said district, on the 2Sih
day of August, ind 18Th day Of December, ls4O, at
O'Clock afternoon, each al said days
LEONARD ELLIS. Commits
EZRA CHANDLER, sioners.
Berlin. July 6, A. d iS40 co.
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nnlGurON MArKrT-M.au.a..,. ,.I..

BRIGHTON MAEKET-MoNpAr. July 10.
(Rcporird for the Daily Advertiser & Patrio,.)
A. market 225 BUef Cattle. OO pair. Working OK
en-. ii Cows aud Calscs I450 Sheep. $50 Swine.
PeIcEs-Bcei Caule--frst quality Sc 25, sec.
ana S. rs u 6 tMrd 90 q s Is.
Cows and Calvcs-s24 to so
SheGp-Sl SO &c 2 rs.
Syine--4 TO S.
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sTRAYED on STOLEN

ERCM the pasture Of Ezekiel Holt OF Marshfeld,
u on The nishi Of The 18th of June, u light bay
dark mane aud short switch tail HORSE-h had We.
~ smart appearance when he lrsveledi was shod on
the fore feet only-he was about years old. Who.
viii return said horse, give information whers
he may be found shall be Handsomely rewarded by
EZEKIEL HOLT.
Marshicld June Gath 1870. 5sw3
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FARMERS Il MECHANICS STORE
l,ONIDANy

COMPANY.
HNtIE Farmers aud Mrchanics ~ Corinth aud VI p
L. cinity, having associated themselves in trade, Of
the store recently occupIed b, Swain Ia, or s Co.
are nov offering .ich and splendid assortment oi
all kinds Of G"oh., usually brp' in country store,
4 b. found in Orange County. They are selling
goods cheap The cheapest, All kinds of coun-
try produce taken nj the highest market price in
rhanee for goods.
Article 81. All cohrarcis hall he made by the ca.
rrurivc coInm,rc some one authorized bv said
committee, and the company shall not br Iold'n fol
any contract made by individual STAKEHOLDER, I'M
ass no i. authorized by he committee
ADoNlRAM sMALLEY, Executive
MELATIAH WILLIS, Cn'''i,,ao
PLANT s. POOR.
]. w. BROWN, Agent.
Ccrinth, Nv, %, 1910. IA iw.
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RE DSBORO',

~ Office i. her by siyrn that ncririon will be-
Y preferred 10 the rsi-la,ure at their session in
Ociob"r nc>t Tor grant Of tax uf six cents per
acre on all lands in The town Of Rrndshnro' in
The consly of Bennington, and staff oI Vermont.
tpuh''c nights "Sceple,Il for The pnrpo'e of making
roads and building bridges.
DANiEL CARPENTER, / Sci cmon
CHARLES BOND. al
BENZ S. BUTLER, \Rcaa.huro.
ReadShoro' Jaly /, 1870. 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

Errnia.-ln part of last weeks IMPRESSION in
the list oi Mortified renuncatons, the name Of
David Coleman was enormously given. 1t should
have been Darid Cobu n.
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COUNTY Ora MMAR
SCHOOL

Trio annual meeting oil the Board Of Trust for
Washingtor Comfy Grammar School, Tor the election
pl ofccre and The ttan.octen OF Other business will
,e holden vi the Academy, in the Village oil Mont.
pellcr, on the last w cdncsdaJ Of Iuy, goth inst. Al
o'clock, p. NJ. \ general and punctual alicn =
dance OF members of the board !. requested.
Village Of Montpelier, July l6. 1910.
Il y. WALTON, Soc,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
MARRIAGES.

In Calais, July 10th Mr. Fords Ainsworh to Miss
Plnina FAR.
In Waerv'lle, o. the 9Th in t. by Rev. John Glcrd,
Mr.. Joseph Poland, ol Johnson, 10 Nj Mary Ann
Ruwrll of Wa'rrville.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
YIN WARE.

SAOA Ten quart l'ans,
tetOO $500 six do do
$500 pals assorted sizes. together with
lars" AID general assortment 81 all kinds oi wur
now an hand and lor sale by Villas, LOOMS e. Go
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
POCKET DOOK LOST.

RErW ZEN Monireisr Village and Corliss's
AB Tavern in Corin'h Calf Skin Pocket Book,
containing notes and receipts payable 10 G.. w. &
]. II. Farrar The finder will be literally rewarded
by sending the same 10 Abel Carter, OF the Temper
unce House, Montpelier.
July 49, 1870 *Gl 3w,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
TIN PLATE. &C.
100

1Aab hovrs lin plate, TX.
IVV 300 10 X .quare do
100 bundles Iron wire assorted nos. TO.
g.thrr With II general assortment nj She, lton Cop
per, lni :, etc. for sale by Villas, LOOMS 4 Co
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