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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
I.spEAK NOT TO HIM A BITTER WORD. y


Wonld'st thou q wanderer reclaim,
wild and restless spirit amo
Check the warm flow of youthful blood,
And lead q lost one back to God
Pause, filthy spirits wrath be stirred
Speak not to him bitter word
Speak not-that bitter word may be
The stamp that seals his destiny.
If widely he hath gone astray,
And dark excess has marked his way;
IT'S pitiful-but yet beware,
Reform must come from kindly care.
Forbid thy parting lips to move,
But in the gentle tones of love,
Though sadly his young heart hath errd,
Speak not to him bitter word.
The lowering lrown he will not bear,
The venom'd chdings will not hear,
The ardent spirit will not brook,
Thou would'st not goad the restless steed,
To calm his fire or check his speed
Then let no angry tones be heard
Speak not TO him bitter word.
Go kindly TO him--make him feel
Your heart ycarns deeply for his veal;
Tell him the dangers thick that lay
Around his ''widely devious way -
So shalt thou win him, call him back
From pleasures SMOOTH seductive track.
And warnings thou hast mildly given,
May guide the wanderer up TO Heaven.
A FRAGMENT. To enter this world without 4
welcome-,o leave it without an adieu, tic
stand II sad silent monument amid the joys Of
others, which you cannot understand nor con.
ceve Otto carry within your bosom the buried
seeds of happiness which are never 10 grow, oil
intelligence which is never 10 burst forth, OF
usefulness which is never to germinate-to find
even your presence affective, aud know not
whether you excite compassion or horror-a
whole existence without one exhiarating thought
without one recollection of the past-withoul
one hope Of the futurc-Oh! wha:j cloud OF
wretchedness covers, surf ounds and overwh ems
such deplorabe victim ofsorrow.
SNOW TO throw over such n benghted being
the sweet rays Of intellgence-to open the in.
tellect, and let it gusl forth to streams of life
and joy-to rouse the affections, that they
may know and love God, the giver Of all things
and merciiul in all his chasisements, to enlight-
EN- the soul that it may see its origin and destiny
TO cause the lips to smile though they cannot
speak-the eye to gsten with other emotions
thau those of SORROW and the mind to under
stand, although it cannot Lear, Oh! what beau.
tful supplement of the benevoence Of heavenn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
Window blinds

BSrOadCAOtaas, Buck Skins, sc.
TUNHE largest lot of BROADCLOTHS, PILOT
IL CLOTHS, CASSIMERES Il BUCK SKIN,
ever had by are now offering for sale at prices
which cannot fail to please. We bought them much
cheaper than euer, and are selling at from 25 TO 33
per cent less than former prices. All in want of
the articles are invited TO call and examine.
SHEDD y JEWETT.
Oct T. 1882 15tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
IN Office.

A LII persons indebted to the above firm note
IN or Book account are hereby notified that pay
ment in all cases, must be made to the subscriber.
MORDECAI HALE.
Barnet, Oct. "a, 1889. 1l7tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

several years past, can fully concur in the above
statement.
E. S. TOWLE, Cash M. County Bank.
have for more than year past made of
Currier IL Halls Writing Ink, and have found it IA
very superior article. 1t flows from the pen with
more ease than any have been accustomed 10 use
1t beautiful black after its transmits
sion to papor-a most desirable quality, especially
TO those whose sight has become impaired by age
or otherwise. | have 10 reason to doub, the en-
tire correctness of the manufacturers recommends
ton, and can most sincerely comnend it to the
lovers of good Ink Abe CADY.
sec'y. N. ii. Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
Concord, Aug. 80, 1889.
New-Hampshire State Prison-Warden Office,
Concord, Aug. 90, 1889.
Messrs. Currier IL Hatl-Gent-Iiaving found
by one years experience that the Ink purchased of
your firm possesses qualities very essential and rare
to be found viz flowing readily, and growing
darker until it becomes in few days after it is APP
plied,a jet black, 1 would therefore very freely
bear testimony 10 its being the most perfect article
of the kind have ever met with, and most cheer
fully recommend it to the public and especially to
those who desire elegance and durability in the APP
plication.
MOSES c. PILLsBURY, Warden, N. II. S, P.
Letter from Rev E. F. Cummings, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Concord NJ I'll.
For six months past have made use of Currer
e Halls "W,itng Fluid and can most cheerful
ly say that it is superior TO any writing Ink that
have ever made use Of 1t runs more freely, and
smoothly from the pen-nakes writing appear
Ineligible, and does not wear pen so fast as
common ink.
would therefore recommend to all persons to
purchase one bottle of the Perfect Writing Fluid
and they will feel do, that nothing extrav agant
has been said in regard TO its comparative excel.
lence.
Concord, August26, 1889.
The above Ink is put up in large bottles, and
is for sale at the Caledonian Office, by tho single
bottle, or by the dozen or half DOZEN
st. Johnsbury, Oct 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
WARE AND CUTLLlsI
WINDOW GLASS, SHE lei lRON
AND STOVE PIPE;

p. II. Sugar, loaf do; prime Teas; Rasins, Rice,
Cloves, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, ground do; Coffee,
Chockoate, &c. winter lamp Oil, coarse and fine
Salt; PAINTS and DYE STUFF; Iron, Steel, Nails,
mail Rods nail Plate, Hoop Iron, &c. &C..
the public we reminded of our obligations Gas
business men) TO our patrons, and respectfully
tender most cordial thanks to our friends and
customers for the very liberal patronage extended
the firm since our connection, and respectfully
solicit, as shall endeavor merit, n continuance
Of the same. klTTREDGE " COLBY.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. 8. 1889. 15if
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
-NeW Goods.

TENHE subscribers would again announce to sheir
IL friends and the lpublic, that they have just
received prime assortment of
SgAG5 81 Tl9SI ESg@ GOODS
comprising almost every article usually kept in
country store which they will sell as low for cash
approved credit as can be purchased in this sec
ton Among their present assortment the follow
ing articles may be found, viz:
Blue, blue black, invs. green, olive, do, browns,
olive do. adelaide and mixed BROADCLOTHS;
CASSIMERES and SATINETT, Pilot Cloth,asu
perb article for over coats; good assortment OF a-
lor Trimmings; Goats Hair and INIT. ,eAxpblets.
For ladies' Cioaks and Dresses. ALf@&tDAS,
new article, silk & worstea Cambleeens; Alapines
and Merinos gro de Swiss, gro de Naples, Sarsnet
and Florence Silks fancy Hdkfs., ChoPpas, Ban.
danna, Pongee and Barcelona Hdkfs Italian and
French silk Cravats cotton do; gauze Wells, black
Grape and green Barage; silk aud tabby Velvets
Ribbons, super belt do ladies black and colored
mer,no Hose; silk and kid Gloves; gents. buck
Gloves; wooden do; buck Miltins; Rubber and web
SHAWLS; Prints, very cheap; Copperplate, Cling.
hams, white Cambrics, Bishop Lawn, Swiss and
Book Muslin; Lace, lace Quillings, Edgng and
Insertings, Linen linen CambrIcs, init. doj cotton
Batting Waddng and Wickng; Horse Blankets,
Russia Diaper; Drilling, Ticking; brown IL bleach
ed Sheetings and Shirtngs; cotton Yarn; Umbrellas
&c; Rubber Shoes, Morocco walking do; French
l.. Slipps KID, do, and small Shoes; G Silver and
plated Table and Tea Spoons; Pencil Cases, Per-
cusson Caps, &c; Paper Hang ingsj mahogany aad
gilt framed Looking Glasses; small toilet do.
,ouFFALO ROBES, FUR CAPS AND COL
LARS. BRUSH AND NAPT HATS;
CrocErs.v * GLASS Ware; Hard
WARE AND CUTLERY;
WINDOW GLASS, SHEET IRON
AND STOVE PIPE;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

From Samuel Morrill,, Treas. N. II. Savings Bank,
April %.
have used the Ink made by Currier d Hall for
few months past, and cheorfulIy recommend
it as the best have ever used.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

Having used Ink made by Currer d Hall for
several years past, can fully concur in the above
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
CurricP g. HALLS
PERFECT WRITING FE,gVD,

TENiilS article combines all the requisite and val.
n, liable properties that can be produced-FIui.
dity, Durability and brilliancy of color.
1t is remarkable for lis easy flowing from the pen
and for the beautiful raven black it assumes soon
after its transmission TO the paPer-will
brown in any climate, or under any circumstances.
1t is particularly valuable for permanent records,
and is well adapted to the use of metallic pens
as quilts
Extract from a letter dated .4prH 90, 1889.
From Geo. Kent, Esq Cashier Concord Bank.
Messrs Currier ~ Hall of this town are manu-
fncurers of the best writing ink within my know
ledge. 1t may be depended on as a first rate art
Gle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

E. S. TOWLE, Cash. Nj. County Bank
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21
Window SasRRcs
Panel Doors

of4 6 and 8 panels consisting of those of is
Ia and l 1-2 and inches thick, suitable for ou
side and inside doors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

BLANKS for sale at this Office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-01-21

TENIiE subscribers would again announce to aheir
Il friends and the Rpnblic, that they have just
received prime assortment of
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-18
From De giek15Hg Whig
More Falsehood'

The Columbus Democrat, m on article o.
some length, 7ays
0Gen. Hansou was IN the Senate Of Ohio IN
1920, (bofofo the Missouri question was finally
settled and voted (Jan'y 81 Of that year Tor
the following preamble and resolution "
"Hhereas, the existence Of slavery IN our
country has ever been deemed great moral
and poiihoal etti, and lie teudehce directly cal
culatod h impair cur national character, and
materially affect our national happiness and
inasmuch as the extension Of O. slave population
IN The United States is irauRhi with the most
fearful consequences % the psrmanency aud
durability Of our Republican instItuuons--and
whereas. tho subject OF ihe admission Of slave'
~ IN tho new State Of Missouri rs a. this time
telore the Congress Of The United siaiesi
,berstqtc,
=. Refolrfd, That odl 5ta-tn51 aEa Hegffs'ni''
lives Be- requested 10 ass their utmost e1sfiiona
ana lake every means 10 pfsssai lhe extension
~ y '-srY''e .a~.. 8 ~ 81 i.. 1iieo
States. west of che Mississippi, Walf3 ny = W.
si.tut6n and che treaties made under g sill
allow
Tina Issara.eH, hai seer iaueoa voted
~ 49, Ffesna.s sa3 -sIsleHan' g f1if, ana
49, zsavr 1T Ser a4fa ilsn ttat effb
The tf.lmb'. aH8 afatiiirr ~
ntd .tfa I.l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-18

Sir BorTs, Of Virginia, who asked
loaye 10 offer the following preamble and
resolution, observed that be held himself
peaoasliy ana asa t4f.sas1's''ve re-.
pansit. lo 'hs 'lH'f RI stsfR Netd ala
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-18


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nets"pen w ul'ne f'st r
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upon INC ovhei1si9'. W - ."a' " >
ca ohefed me iollow'ng Pspef 70 "F''ins,
which, Of hls request was a'o 'PTsaa
upon me record
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snresd n,on he rscord ,bs fact that he
cnonot consent 10, and hs. totally de-.
clined erogs.examininu this witness,
"GEO MANN gOOF.
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do'h sentence 'ne sala Lieut. usoIgs w.
nooe 70 % missed rom '"o "es' ,na's
squaaIpn' ei'e, uaV,ug pee9 lsPIlmana as
. N eonel" 9feseN ~ ."e "'"''"O'' WV
SWAY Wn'iy " s"o .1 1'a'
, :, " NV" '"'' P'OJoI n pstii nINc
. HPP'o'ou' . u AZ ''''''''
+ That, on the return of the President OF
! tho United States to the seat Of Govern
ment, the said Lieut.. George NJ. Hooe ad.
dressed remonslranco to His Excel.
: lency the President, complaining OF the
irregularities Of the Court, generally
which remonstrance concludes with ths =
'f-ffciisst,s,isss ,ssasaa.aut.;;
"Tbsre il another point in the pro
:, ssaAjnas Of The cour, Touching their ie.-~
r,Iitv7 N wI,rbf' fr1siyiIs tfIs particular
attention of your excelleney' II res
poets matter TO which all Southern men
{ are decply sensi'iye--and, Il not over
:, T Y BY your bSeellency' VIII assarsay
n,i'o ~ ,,'a ~ $50, "r Inc nr@cssSiissssss'
" IT, $50; ~ g1 M @ 80
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-18

That after an examination Of the re-
cord, the President returned the same to
tho Navy Department with the follow
ing endorsement
"The President finds nothing IN the
proceedings in the case Of Lieut.. Hooe
which requires his interference.
NJ. VAN b.
And whereas the introduction of ne
groes and private servants Of the prose-
cutor as witnesses to testify against the
characters Of gentlemen Of the Navy,
in service of their country, is prac-
tice, though sanctioned by the President
Of the United States. that will not os
justified, and ought not to be tolerated
by Southern men, or " Northern men vih
Southern principles and, If not correct.
ed, must operate as serious injury 20
the Navy. to the humiliation OF IT'S ON
GERS, and to the infinite disefsdi: Q. me
Goy1rnn.d;
ReSoired. therefore, Thai ias S.rrs'
lafy 5f the Navy bs required 10 commit
ar ss.a.ss.., lhis He.gse a copy OF 10. PFC
csedings Of the Couff TA tags''ssss..'i.~'
the trial Of Lieut.. George n Hooe, ma
his wrong, may be promptly rsdfesse a,
and The evils crrifisiiss1 ~ e'i''''
sliscnl DELAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

communication was received from the Senate, stat
ing that the Senate have passed the bill entitled An
act concerning Attornies' fees, with amendments.
The first amendment reduces the fee of Is, now al
lowed 10 be taxed in chancery cases. &c, TO 81 90
This amendment opposed BY Mr.. MAY, and sup
ported by Mr. GREGORY and concurred in by the House
The second amendment repeats the act of lsl9-so
far as it fixes the fees, which may be charged by attor-
Mes and leaves them to be fixed BY contract between
the parties
This amendment was opposed by Mr.. SMITH of Isle
of Wight, and supported by Messrs. GREGORY and
MAY, and was concurred in by the House-ayes Gu,
noes 90.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communities
ton from the Governor enclosing quarterly statement
of the condition Of the Exchange Bank.
Mr.. GREGORY made an unsuccessful motion TO take
up three resolutions offered by him days since IN
relation to raising the salaries of the Governor Judges
of the General Court and Members of the Legislature
On motion of Mr.. RADCLIFFE, the Committee on
Claims was instructed inquire into the expedlency OF
allowing to the heirs Of the late Col Thomas Bullet
compensation for his services as an officer during the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
pTpTIC OPINION.

Accounts continue pour in, of the most cheering
character to the Democracy of Virginia We hea:
fiona the West and from the East The wing RANKS
,re Gvindling away every day. Gen. Harrison $ no
.oalicn is secuted. One evidence OF this spirit APP
pears from the following letter received last night
r,ir,Sr u Utter from inssH: Democrat ~ Baesiaghdm
.lndccs it is matter OF astonshlnent with me, how
ANY Southern man, with Southern feelings, can sup,
por, Gen Harrison, opposed he Is in every political
selling and principle to Southern interests. Many
cr Glars friends in the South Il think majority will
~, support, Harrison; and indeed donb, whether he
ilsrr>on) viii get tine vote OF own State or kcntuc
4; We are getting on vcrg we'll in this region we
s, lay our Senator the Coloncl the shelf at
lex, election and do the for member Of Con-
cysss twelve months thereafter. The measures of the
Administration are gaining ground every day, and will
fal.lY triumph The issue is fairly made up between
Nan Barren and Sub-Trcasu-y-or Harrison and L S.
E4al, Abolition, Internal Improvement &c. &c.-and
am not sure but under his Administration, the Alien
and Scd,tion laws may be revived
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

old CHURCH TAVERN.--The undersigned having pur.
" chased of Mr. Orvlc Jcrie this wen known and valuable
stand situated the main stage road leading from Richmond To
Tappaannuck fifteen miles the former place, takes tl
his friends and the public generally, that he
pared and will take the greatest pleasure accommodate in the
best possible manner all those who favor him with call.
ie pledges himself that nothing his shall be wanting 10
sasaction-!Iis bar shall always be furnished with
Liquors. stable the variety of
der table WITH only the substantals, but with tho
dicace and raes that be procured Call and ss
yourselves. ALBERT :. JONES,
el-wlw
STOCK FOR SALEThe President and Directors Of the Lou
- CornnanY directed the follow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
SUPREME COURT OF TIIE UNITED STATES.

.tVHuuy, "I7l"H7 2 1'lf"'
The court met this morning, at the Capitol, agrcca-
bly, to law. Present
The lion. ROGER b. TASEY, Chief Justice.
The Hon. Joseph Story, Smith Thompson, JOHN
Mclean, Henry Baldwin, James NJ. Wayne, PhilipP.
Barbour, John Catron-.3SsOciate Justices
Albion X Paris, Esq of Maine, and c. P Van Ness,
Esq. Of Vermont, were admitted Attorneys and Coun.
sellers Of this Court.
The Chief Justice announced to the Bar that the
Court would commence the call of the docket to-nor
row. under the Both rule OF this Court
The Court adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock, a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

,,,,. one desires TO see in what light Mr.. RveS
considered by the Wings, let hun read the
Comments the Wing on Mr. T. e'sFM 1an, nanny any,
,"n.rrvaye read these Developments without auS-
career.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

~ We. received bv last night 5 mall from Wells
inyr long and critical letter upon the course taken
b, Mr. Senator Good 1t came too late to appear th's
,..,rninr.-It viii be forthcoming on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
Richmond. Ian'Y 2lst, $50.

Richmond, Jany 2lst, lr4o.
n, writer in yesterdays Wing charges Mr. Lips
comb with having written the long piece, lately re
commanding him, in opposition to Mr.. Anderson. We
,hnk !, an act of justice Mr. L., TO say that the ar
Gle was sent to Us by OF the most respectable Gnu
g~ns in Louisa coun,y-and We have no doubt, was
from his pcn-Editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
By La>, Evenings Northern Mail.

On Tuesday last, the Independent Treasury BIZ was
-g4n under discussion IN Mc Sena'c-Mr. Walker
-poac with much ability on the questions which had
comr IN in the Debate.
IA Ii. Il 81 Representatives, the discussion went on
GJou tie Ani.Abp!'. n observation-disclosures. JAS Gar.
aad aud Butter OF :, c. spoke at large. After which
saf.ous amendments and propositions were submitted
tut no decision was made Of the subject
i etter from Washington states, that Mr. Clay
Speech on Monday last had much of the old slang
about selling too LITTLE, land buying too much
fact ;ha, 'throughout Tariff, .National
Bank Lr'crnat Improvement, Distribution, Assumption
Sn-ecn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

II, We are authorized By Mr. WV. LocSmnCE, 70
announce him as candidate for Reelection III Tue
county of Bath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
10 ...HaRy IoierS of LowiSc

Gcntlemcn-Since reaching Richmond ! nav. oan
yersed with delegate Mr. L'rsco"o' aha nc
~ An, h, will be candidate for reelection at the
.,, election Under this state Of things, 10 prevent
tsal s,,u in our party; trust "Many Voters oil Lou
IA, 10. whose confidence and kindness tender then
m, hearty thanks, VIII excuse me for declining inc ID
5, 5ur thex have proposed for me.
am gentlemen, most respectfully,
Your fricad and obcdlcnt servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

-. condescend to handy cpithcts with the
va Wh,r. We dcspisc its abuse. We care
ESa ;np for It's good bad opinion No man knows lows
n'n'"s we do. wha, either of these is worth The
IS MAS absurd enough to boast, three mornings Of
NNs n|r Of the press-but it is mistaken IN the 'n,
'e i assumes, and the terror OF ITS threats Anna
Po'"or an intelligent people, the press borrows ITS
tree al" from, It's character. Ii is powerful only
ccns'4 conducted with decency and truth.-The X
wien talents but they perverted by ITS pas
Nhs IA ,s,ci in cxtravagant invectivcs and course
SONS tho yehemcnce and illiberality of its at.
a'>' ,nsrs sight Of The dignity and the decency OF
ia'N, |, torscts the memorable maxim, that mo
,, will respect him. who does not show that ne re-
Its ha.s,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Tho Orato-io went off admirably well on Monday
night 1t Of the most brilliant ana cFo"ue"
Lnnss We hayr eyer seen in Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

communication was received from the President Of
the Literary Fund. Laid the table and printed, on
Mr.. HUNTER's motion.
The bill 'concernng witnesses in civil cases, was
amended, Mr.. LEES motion, and ordered to be
crossed.
On Mr. Fox's motion, the House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

-, . should rscollect that one of its Editors IS
or not ont s" .;tb;n the Hall of the House of De-
adm''eS T The purpose and condition Of its correctly
c-aies i'i w 1t has right to come here
reporting rs ,.n, gentlemen without opening its CO.
and m:s' ther defence may repubsh this note or
' With the view of correcting ITS Measurements Us
choose. about my politics. will not condescend
What u 81: Gy constituents perfectly understood my
TO notice "S bey elected me, notwithstanding the
EssGn Representations care nothing for any thing
%n Whs Of why , aSon b. Ih nst by
scarcely an5 def,med Ii has attacked all and IN
laFe' ''''', Yours, respectfully, ,,,
TIL H. BAYLI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Tn, river has already swept off one span OF Mayo
r.'i., an this side the dollhouse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
LEWIS HILL,
Produce Commission Merchant,

Richmond, "a
ELLIS grain commission hires rents out nouse
- collects Claims in the city and adjacent COUNTESS sells anu
buys stocks. Office James N. Radcliffe & Co.
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