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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES

selling goods cheaper than have ever been able 10
w Offer them before, having laid the at very low rates
:, on The following:
" hId Orleans sugar from 1910 10 cents per pound by
;, thehar. cash
:. DO Porto Rico ut very low prices
lon 40 lHime st. CroiX Sugar
Nv bags Coffee from 10 . cents ND
"h' " Orleans Moiasscs, first rate family article, al %
"a i" hts per galoil--by the barrel, cash
81 ms pyimc Vest India do.
4, oas No. Gross Iicrrngs at 81 50-perfecily sound
q, w. wages Loaf Sugar, as low as IL l2 cents
V most beautiful Clarified Sugar, perfectly white, suitable
a. lof reserving, &c.
~ IdchaecS splendid Teas
oSe> very fresh bunch Rasins
,aetse OF grades
,, ,L>pic" nnck Pepper, Ginger Mace and Cloves
''' 10, Cotton Yam at reduced prices
;Hal' q every description
Iron Of Ill sizes
Sn-t, oil largest and best sackng
"'w 'oion and " lol, Cotton and Wool Cards
Up oh, Sperm and rai!ow Candles
,"W'rr aud Shot, Turp,.:inc Soap
~ u Great variety other goods suitable for farmers anu
H. Ia sell any and every thing in our line at
"wr prices for eash-bcicvng that all trade mil mt
~ /! come to that. WYATT 4 WHITE
-Iiieh 10 lol-t:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

WlLL1AM SKEEN, attorney Lals, Covingnn, Virginia,
w will practise regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts
Allegheny Botetou Rockbrdge and Geenbrier and
perior Courts Of Bath and pocahontas.
| Jan 81 SO-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
HATS! HATS. HATS 80.
20
Ia.aaN

WHOLESALE and RETAIL fashionable and cheap Hat and Car
w above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, Mai
Street, Richmond. Va.
NJ. T. STEEpS grateful for patronage which he has re-
ceired from the citizens OF Virginia, since he commenced b
last respectfully asks leave inform his patrons and
The puc III lare, a he has bud assortment OF HTS
which he with confidence recommend being made of the
best rai by the celebrated manufacturers of the latest
fashion, and possessing elegance ara mol
be surpassed by Haas offered in this market Those
gentlemen who he about supply themselves with Hat
and wish good durable elegant and fashionable Hat nj the
reasonable price, will fashionable Hat
store, a!ave and nearly oppo Tavern where they
fail 10 suit themselves.
Jan 30 lsi-tf1 NJ 7. STEEDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

U In consequence of the mp preaching Elections interfering
the above sale is postponed Tuesday 2sh April AT which
time will certainly take place. continue from day 10 day
until the whole property is sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

ITRENCH BURR BLOCK MILL STONES, assorted sizes, oil
L the best kind, for sale low.
j. C. WATSON, .9gen Pentcatary.
March "a l01-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

nchmcaG lu>;ngs Court, March 9th 1870: On the motion
J Id asan, is ordered that William F.. Thompson ana
90 @ Who named in tho last viii and tesla
William thompson late Of this city deceased, be sum
~ " here the seventh day of the next term OF TINS
Hn''i as sucn upon the said estate. .
"'"Pg-les,c, CHARLES HOWARD, Clerk.
H. % William J.. Thompson. of the executors named In
-, "" VIM. i. Thompson, deceased:
a aS not aresden of this State, You Will please taAe
SSai stItlc, Q! the sam, ,n Won BERNARD HAGAS.
''a'eali IO4-aawt20Ap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
PENITENTIARY MANUFACTURE.

PENTTENTIAK4 MANI I.tIIN ne.
OnO pair of Heavy Russell and Waved Upper Leather
OUUU Brorues Shoes. suitable for Laborcrs and House
S".vans-made Of the best materials For sale fsnteh'a!
Store, IL. 80 :,
Mnrch oi lJ'--m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

CliANCERY-ViRGIsa..tt rules held in Clerk Office
III the Icit Superb "t of Law and ClanCey oci.
land County, 9th January, lsi0
James " Ferguson, Plaintiff
against
Martin james, Robert and John d. Minis and Alfred Daniel
and Martha Ann, his wewcn said Robert and John H. and
Martha Ann, heirs nj law of Robert Minis, dec,
Defendants.
he defendants Robert and John d. Minis and Alfred McDar
ie and Nsua Ann his wife, not having entered their
and given security according the
OF this court and appearing by satisfactory that they
not nlaitals :; this ordered,
sand defendants do appear before the Judge of the said court nj or
before April term and the plaintiffs nd
amended h and that this order
III newspaper published in the city of Richmond
months succcssi,r aua pasted $: the door Court
house Of This county.
\ Cnpy-Trstr, MAR w MILLER, d. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

IN nOn SLAVES AND HEADING seasoned for flour bar
CO,UOU re and 10000 Hoop Poles same, wanted the
% for which the highest marke, price will be paid
delivery J. G. WATSON,
Agent, Peaitestiary.
FebS S8-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

WADSWORTH, WILLIAMS & Co, Market Square, have By
w late arrivals received and complete assort
men of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS-whch they offer by
the piece package, NJ the lowest market
They will continue repcnlshng their stock throughout the
March 10 l05-lm
* W. MORRIS, 7uorhsy al Lar, will III future attend all the
~. Courts Of Louisa, Orange aud Goochland.
Rcsidence-Louisa courthouse, Va.
March 81 l0G-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

ST LEDGER-Ths very fine stallion is beautiful dappe grey,
y full feet inches high and possessing immense :r lie
by American Eclipse, aud pedigree throughout Of the pures
kind lie full brother the noted ARIEL Lance and
O'kslly. also the dam Of Ruman Splendid and
Angeline, all winners from four miles, and what Is re-
mnkable ncser o horses broke down. not
witsandng the great number they which, my hum
bile opinion ought TO be consideration with those who
breeding for the turf II very often happens Of late, that just
horses begin distinguish themselves upon the turf
sinews give way.
ST. Ledger stable Spring Grove Hanover County,
Is miles North Of the city Of Richmond and 10 miles West of the
Courthouse TO be LEI to mares S the and 45 TO insure
be in foa; parting with tie vii! o"i IL" rst
money One dollar will be expected the Groom each
Mares well fed with grain 80 per day. and good
furnished gratis Every will be taken To prevent
accidents and hut responsibility for Any that hap
pen.
Ledger has proven himself and good getter; his
only years old, and none have been trained.
There stallion the State Of his reputation that stands
such reduced price.
For St. Ledsr full pedigree performances &C., see hand bills
NAi. l.. 4.
Feb - 9A6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
March 81

II CHANCERfNIRGISIA racs held in hr Clerks office
of Caroline County Court the d day of February lsI9
George H. Pollard, admir- U Nancy Bridges, dcc and said
George b. Pollard and Frances his wife, Plainliiis
against
Ewe frannan John Norment, VIM. Nonen SEN, VIM Nor
ment, 0i .in,ic, SC,.c:, -. CcIc:, picli
ment, --Gree and Elizabeth his wife, Ann Sale Richard
-. ind.,s, i,f.n,laJis
The defendants, William Norment, Samuel Noru.nt
Nm W. C?Gr"r - Green and Elizabeth his wife, having
entered their appearance and given security according the
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
factory evidence that William Nnmen of Samuel Norlnrnt
William w. Cooper, Richard Nnrmcn:, and Green and
Ezac his wife, not inhabitants this country, ordered
thai the said defendants appear here the MAY Court
ne, and answer the bill Ut the plaintiffs, and tina; copy hi>
order be- forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Rcnnd "r months successfully and posted the
front door Of The Courthouse of this County.
4 Copy-1rsc, JOHN l.. IENDLETON, Clerk
FrbS ssvgv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

MANSION HOUSE-Scveml families he accommodated
w with board for the season. by the Also fifteen
twenty day boarlers
rotaveers families visiting the city, this house offers every
nducemenStuated in the Of business, is Ct the
l1t stopping places the merchant families
vlsi:. the c:y business. visiting
their horses best
manner Charges always moderate
s!ARY TURNER.
Richmond, March II. lGl-2awtlJAp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03

FRANCIS W; SCOTT, Trustees.
SAM'L C. SCOTT,
l0O-tds
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
District Log Cabin
Convention.

The undersigned respectfully inpite the
You've Men of The FIRST CONGRESS-
IONAL DISTRICT OF VERMONT,
and all others opposed 10 the oppressive
measures--Me extraragant expenditures
and corrupting influences Of The present
profligafe National Administration and in
faror of HARRISON and REFORM 10 meet in
Contention al the Loo CABIN, TO be erected
in Sfratfon, for the occasion, on the Green
Mountains, iitiie East Of The height Of land
near The Turnpike Road leading from ar
lingfon 10 Uardsboro, ON T'UESDA VI
THE IN of JULY NEXT, at 12 o'clock,
M, for The purpose Of discussing the poiiti-
cal affairs Of the country: TO nominate a
suitable Candidate TO represent this District
IN Congress: 10 respond to the nomination
Of State officers and Presidential Electors,
aehich may hare been made by the State Con-
rsntion al Burlington. And 10 transact such
other business as the erigences Of our poiiii-
cal affairs may seem TO require, for the adj
rancemeat Of The cause Of The people and
the operthrow Of their oppressors.
The business ofths Convention il ~ili be
perceived is ofno small importance, and zee
Doubt not there aril be strong rally, from
all parts Of The District, cffhe loamg--Mid-
die aged--and Old Men. A day or two spent
in discussing the affairs Of an oppressed
Country, in The pure air ofhe Green Noun
tains, beyond the reach Of the miasmaiic
faint Of Loco Foco corruption cannot but in
pigorate The deroted patriotism, irhich has
eper characterized the honest Yeomanry Of
"ALWA VS. FAITHFUL" Vermont.
No II is expected several Gentlemen from
neighboring States TiH be present and adj
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

rs We are glad 10 learn that the Wings oil
Bennington County are waking up aud res
ponding to the call of Harrison and Reform
We hope they will at once, if they have not al
ready, organize and be prepared to give a
good account Of themselves next fall. We
know there are many firm Wings in old Ben
nington County, and we call upon them to be
up and doing, tosee that nothing is left undone
which would in any way aid in securing the
election of Harrison and Tyler. Doubtless
they have much 10 contend with, but they have
strong hands and stout hearts, and what is
better than all, they have in common with the
Wing party righteous cause, and let them
not abandon it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
n THE. NORTH AWAKE. 40

While the wings ia this par, Of the State are
doing something for the cause of Harrison and
Reform, il must be gratifying and cheering TO
them to know that the Wings in the north
ern part Of the State are awake, aud seem
determined to out do the Wings Of Windham
County. We have our fears they may do i,
unless we are more active. Let this not be
the case. Let the Wings Of this County
show those Of other paris of The State, that
they are determined 10 be second TO none in
their efforts TO secure the election Of Harrison
and Tyler.
The following interestingaceount ola great
Harrison meeting at Shoreham, we take from
the Middlebury Peoples Press. His Excellen-
cy Gov. Jenison presided at this spirited meet
ing:
The Wing gathering a, Shoreham on
Thursday. exceeded. in numbers. respectable
" and enthusiasm, any thing of the kind ev-
err before Witnessed among the Green Noun
tain Boys. We can now appreciate the pro-
prie,y Of the course adopted by the western
editors, Of estimating the numbers who atten'
ded these gatherings by the ncre2 We can
conceive Of no other mode Of getting at The
number who collected on this occasion. We
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
RALLY! RALLYI! RALLY
@ Wing Meeting.
Who will go for Tip & Tyler.

MS Whigs of Brattisbeyo, you are hereby
notified that a meeting tOiH be held al the
TOWN HALL in the West Village, on
Monday the Sh day Of June at6 o'clock, p.
~, for the purpose of appointing Delegates
10 The State Convention, to be held al Bur
ingfon the 25th June nert. and 10 transact
ether business of GREAT IMroRTANcE 10 the
Wig cause.
His desirable and important that erery
Wig, if possible, should be present, and
that The Wigs Of Brattleboro should mol be
behind those Of neighboring towns in their
sDorts 10 secure the election of HARRISON
and. Tyler. aud the candidates rhich may
be nominated al the Stale Contention, for
Stale officers The coming gear.
WA w. FESSENDEN.
for County Commitie
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

British Whigs--Of the three principal
editors Of the leading loco foco papers in the
city Of New York, Bryant ofihe New York
Evening Post, is the author ola poem ridi-
culing and denouncing Jefferson, as all that
was base and contemplate Rudd, Of The
N. York Era, is deiautertothe government
in the amount Of about $4,000 Locke, Of
the moon-hoax and other boaxes. is an En-.
glishman, not many years in the country.
These men,while they divide the spoils OF The
Treasury among themselves, as the reward
of their labors, denounce all opposition 10
their masters, as federalism, INK aristocr,.
cy. &c. &c. But their choicest and mos,
frequently used epilhet at the present. is III,
of British Wings What aptness. or even
meaning Of any kind there is in so applying
such a name TO the supporters of General
Harrison, we are not able 10 comprehend =.
II there is any British party in the country
it must be the party in power. II mus, +.
the party and administration which permits
Great Britain 10 keep possession Of part Of
the State OF Maine; the administration which
asks no redress Tor the burning OF an Amer.
lean steamerin American waters BY captain
ofthe British army,for which service be wa.
honored with an order OF knighthood BY bis
sovereign 1t must be the party which op-
poses the American system. and proposes
to take off all restriction on the admission Of
British merchandise. the product Of British
labor. 1t must be the party which advocates
government bank, under the disguise of
snbtreasury the party which abors con-
stantly TO increase the Executive or monar.
chial feature in the powers Of our govern.
ment. This must be the British party, moi Of
British Wings. but OF American Tories.
Kenne5ec Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
A $1,000 BET.

The leading Loco Focos in this vicinity
have recently pu. on an air Of great conf
dence in the success Of Mr. Van Buren, al the
approaching election, and have offered 10
BET any amount that their party would tri-
umph. In order, therefore, TO see whether
these men have any faith in their own state
menis and really believe the many fine slo-
ries with whichihey are tickling the ears OF
their II ore uniformed followers, perfectly
responsible. individual direct from the key
Stone State" has authorized us to offer the
following bet, and TO challenge any friend
ofihe administration 10 take il if he dare
the money TO be deposited in one of the
Hartford Banks 1900 that Gen. Harrison
will be elected President If he ives---S200
that he will receive the vote Of Pennsylva-
nia-S200 that he will receive the vote Of
New York--and 5000 tina, he will receive
the vote OF Ohio All persons may rely up
on it that there is no boys play about this
proposition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
PAM nilinahnn, and y. ID. Rarber. Esqrs. |

. Paul Diltingham and T.. ID. Barber, Esqrs.
the nominees for Governor and Lieut., Cover
nor, of the late Loco Convention at Wood
stock, are Bank Democrats. Such characters
as may be found in the Loco party of this
place-thats they own Bank Stock, and d-
rect Banks--yet go full length with party that
cry 'down with the Banks"-"Smilie and
Bank Reform" What says the jail bird law
yer Brass 10 this? Cant he dlssect the charac-
Ter of these Bank Barons, or has the threat to
"scad" some of his party frightened him on
ly look at it, Loco-Foeo Bank Democ' at
Smile AND Bank Rcform--FGdge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.

THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED
John Quincy Addns, during the four years
OF his Administration, paid s5o,oOO,oOo of
the National Debt.
Martin Fan Bnren, in the first three years
of his Administration, has squandered Sur
plus Revenue of s4O, 100000, and saddled
the Country with debt Of more than sl0,-
100000.
The expenses Of the Government, during the
four years of John Quincy Adams Admins
tra,ion was less than s5O,OOO,OOO.
The expenses of the Government during the
three years Of Martin Van Burens Administra-
ton, amoani 10 more than 100000, 900 ! I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

A GLOOMY PIcTURg.-The Pittsburgh
Intelligencer gives melancholy account Of
this once prosperous place. During the
past year between 1000 and 5000 persons
have left the city, from their inability to OBJ
tain employment Three fourlbs of the
manufacturing industry has fallen off for
want OF sales. An extensive Foundry which
produced 100000 worth Of castings year
has entirely suspended, and discharged all
hands. From another iron establishment,
100 workmen have been discharged. and ev.
cry establishment in the city has been
compelled by the insane policy Of
the administration TO curlail operations to
almost nothing In more prosperous times.
says the Inteligencer, out Of about 200 drays
and carts, it was very difficult to get load Of
merchandise hauled without delay and in
convenience, now three fourths OF the num-
Der are idle more than half their time then
every industrious man.. woman and child
coming 10 our city could get employment
Immediately and their pay every Saturday
night. now our mechanics are obliged TO 60 10
fishing. or to labor in the country for is 3D.
% or at mos, 81 l-2 cents a day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
State Convention.

The Advocates Of INFRINGEMENT
and REFORM in the National Government
all who are now opposed 10 those political
principles and measures which this State
ALONE has ever refused to sanction-in
short the INDEPENDENT AND IN.
CORRUPTIBLE FREEMEN OF YER.
MONT. are requested to NEE, in Convention
at Burlington, on Thursday. the 25th day OF
June inst. by their Delegates or by THEM
SELVES, to nominate tickets for State Off
GERS, and presidential Electors, and to con-
cert measures for DECISIVE VICTO-
RY, AND FINAL TRIUMPH, over the
mos, lai,hless aud imbecile Administration
that ever cursed and disgraced free people.
HARRY BRADLEY
MILTON BROWN.
JOHN PECK, State
E. p. JEWETT. COMMITTEES.
E. p. WALTON. JR.
F. +. MERRILL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

have heard il estimated oil from Two 10 three
may be safely put down at
twenty FIVE hundred The 6elds--the work
shops, -and even the school houses, conliIb-
uted 10 make up the mass and another Rip
Van Wrinkle might have supposed the place
TO be the center OF a national jubilee. On en-
tering the village from the east, general
welcome was seen in large capitals extend
ing completely over the street. "Ihe Wing
cause An hail its friends r'---on the op.
posi.e side "The Green Mountain Boys q
'76 and Is40-AHen then, Harrison xosc r.
Flags with appropriate devices were raised
in various- places, and the front Of the meet
ing house ia which the convention was hol'
den bore large canvass with single star
in the center, log cabin in the back ground,
and the scripiions--" Vermont, firm as her
everlasting hiA,S-"Har,ison, Tyler and
Reform"-"No reduction Of wagesr r.
Among the numerous inscriptions on the
cabins, we notice the following, "Old Tips
delegation from Orwell" Martin Van Blu.
rem, thou hast been weighed in the balance
and found-0O0." 1.-THE people are com.
ing" Hard times and Hard cider" "Old
Tip and the Constitution" ATTEND TO your
ballot boxes,"-(a good idea) Harrison.
the hero Of next November's campaign."-
I'VE are the boys to Tip Martin" and many
more that wa~are unable 10 recollect now.
OF the enthusiasm which prevailed we
shall attempt no exposition. An old Revo-
Iutioner who stood near US in the crowd,
while the delegates were coming in, ex-
cIained as the tears traced ono another down
his furrowed cheeks--"l thank God that
came here, for now know the country is
safe, for see what the people are doing. -
|, did show indeed what The people are do
ing, and gave the fullest evidence that their
labor will be successful.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
Brighton market--Monday, June /, 1870

Reported for the Daily Advertiser s Pa'rio''l
Al marke, 500 Beef Cattle, (incading 80 unsoa ~
week. 20 pairs Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Ca"''
40 Sheep, and 450 Swine. .,o
Prces-Beef Ca,ile--We reduce our quotation g.,
conform to sales. We quote few extra nj 20 .sId
quality rs 81; second quality 9 20 e'oi '''~
quality 8 10 a 6 25. :. IN IA
Working Oxen-A few sales-$ 10, SO, s2' iio''''
l47 l-2 az
Cows and Calves--$2l, rs, 2s, 50. and 49,
Swine--Dull Lots 10 neddle were sold at - A''
and IL for sows and B Ia aud l-2 for ban0"''
Al retail from 8 to Ia
100 Beef Cattle remain unsold.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
na. we insert .his week. call for .he state

n5- We insert this week call for the State
Convention to be holden at Burlington. AS
this Convention is Of great importance, every
Town should be represented. BY a notice in
our paper this week, il will be seen that meas
ures have been taken to appoint Delegates
from this town. We would urge the Wings Of
other towns to call meetings Immediately, for
the same purpose. No time is to be lost, as
the Convention meets on the 25th. Wind
ham County ought to be well represented, and
can be, if proper measures are taken. We
hope then ifthe County Committee do not at
tend 10 it, that some of the prominent Wings
in The different towns will see that meetings
are called and delegates appointed TO attend
this Convention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

Log Cabin on the Steamboat Perry-The
Buffalo Advertiser Of Thursdaysays: True
to his promise, Captain Wilkinson returned
with The Perry this morning. and veriiable
log cabin upon the promenade deck. 1t has
abou, i, all the appendages Of the Western
Settler. Here plough share--lhere an or
yoke-yonder the scylhe-and near the door
the keen edged axe. Dried herbs and fruit
are suspended from the sides and ceiling. A
characteristic animal. the fox, is nimbly ca
pering abou, the cabin, bul,he spoils are moi
endangered. as he is chained and an old
coon sits above watching with intensity the
motions OF his red coated acquaintance.
The whole fabric is truly mathematical
Of the times, and in keeping with the true
hearted Sailor who commands the craft"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
A KITE WITHOUT A TAIL.
LOCO NOMINATIONS.
For President-MARrrN VAN BuREM.
For Vice President-WHo2

A CASE IN PoINT.--We some time ago
published an account Of Gen. Harrison pre-
senting 10 methodist preacher horse, in
place Of one that had died whilst be was So
journihg with the General. The Rev. gen.
tleman is now in this city, delegate TO The
General Conferences from the Mississippi
Conference, and vouches to the truth of The
statement Baltimore Patriot
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

A RARE CHANCE ron BRlTIsH ToRrEs.-As
we have some British Tories in this town, who
have been rery toricard in their offers to bet
upon Murtin Fan Bur ems reelection, we
publish the following from the Hartford Patri-
OF, entirely for their benefit. Walk up gen.
tlem.n, walk up, now your time. II you re-
ally rant 10 BET you never will have better
opportunity -