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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
FALL sToCK or BOOTS AND SHOES.

FALL STOCK Or BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tue subscriber has just returned from the North, ant
- now prepared 10 exhibit handsome assOTtme nj
Of Boots AMI sine have been sold in this city lie
has taken pains Ia selecting his STOCK aud Il bei
bought mostly for cash. will enable lin sell low
the same article he bought in this city His
consists, "a part. a. follows, viz:
Niles best Frcach cafskn dress Boots
DO DO DO DO Navy shoes
DO do do secondq quality 30 do
Wilson's best French calf skin DE - Boots
DO 90 DO 80 second quality do DO
Gentemen's cal.skin Crockcus
DO do lny, quarter shoes
Rows DO high 80 DO
DO kip skin do DO %
Meme AMI boys lined ami bound Brogans
Richmond made BTu.ans SC SC.
Also general assortment Of Ladies' shoes
All u which will be sold cheap ~ cash, 10 punctua
customers. JOHN :. JONES. Ag't.
sci Opposite the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
FAssENoEEEnn n9AT Is Eom ss.coTTTsvILLE

0UR Packet Bo,t !. q rhBEt wl leave Rlchmoud f1r
" EcOttsviIle ard New Market, TINS MORNING, a. g
o'clock precisely, and will return SUNDAY evening
Monday. June 2Fh, VIC shall commence running regularly
20 New Market uu the hroa hes BOO nc canal are repay
81 Stages will be IN rca ILLNESS New Market 10 take
passengers Co Lynchburg There will be but 80 miles VI
staging Of the best roads virginia Passengers
vii arrive in Lynchburg by O'Clock, =.
l026-tf EOHn. EDMUND & co
DAYS Of leaving Richmond AMI IyurHbufr MONDAY
wsttneatav HuH FfItav 81 O'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
LATER hTIIIn

lust opened rich srpei and Cncuc silks every zbsi,
- 81 Hue, andav variety ~ other rulHrr
Mazarinc Blue MOI ius auI many other now and riei
foods be found al
LAIIIK0H " NANuFfHE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
NEW YORK PACKETS.
lnIn IINEN

NEW YORK PACK EIS.
GOLD LlNE)
W I'D ~ I'D
schI. IYNCHslRG, Capt. Jno. Gould.
DO WEYMOUTH, DO II. Couch.
DO RICHMOND DO VIM. Tllby.
DO TIsChRORA, DO Jno. Bell
he NASSAU, DO Geo. w. Allen.
DO MANCHESTER DO Burr Knapp.
DO LEON1INE, DO rdm'lbsaI horn.
This Line of Packets having bean sustained by
raj patronage ofhs merchants Of Richnsnd for period
dI6 years the (m,stsrs) prOprieors solicit continuance
1their avorE assuring their that every attention
hall be given in forwarding their goods safely, and with
hspatch.
The vessels are OF the first class, commanded by
ofeIperence the uade; and merchandise can bc nsur-
ed by them al the lowest OF premium
For frcig having good accommodations,
Wy =" ' JAMES FIsHER,)
Agents.
WIN. ROwIETT,N
u3- Goods 10 be shipped to New Orleans, Mobile, Ap
any other places will be received and tor
waried from York 10y the masters agents Al New
York free charge, except such may be actually in
Cured oe "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
JAYNE,s CARMINATIXE RAIsAM.

NT DANIEL tas ccciycd 10y the Nassau. a large
W collection Of enlrcy new Muse, songs, VALUES,
etc etc. Music store,
&C y Square above the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

WE offer ~ sale well selected assortment n a
w Scotch Iarpetng Brussels do "a, "a and a. Vsn-
tan, STAR aud passage doc, and large lot Of handsome
Hearth Rugs.
oo GAY 8 BENTLEY.
sARDINEs. OLIVES AND CAPEHs
SANDiNESin boxes and half boxes
- Ftgsh Capers add Ouvcs-ior sslc by
~ AnnnIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

sUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
HJFfIh ~ that scarce and very desirable article fine
n d'h'WrE Tobacco from threr NJ fe frs maniac.
cts 20 is CIV, for sale 10 qsanss 10 gl purchasers
oc v sHEPPRRTON. ACT.
DISTRICT SCHOOL Library
TUT N"w Hotk District School Library
u fuHFercr containing ~ vols
Ncaly pufup in cases Tor eale the pubiahers rr,s,
AIa'' iue MaseachuecffE 80 hOo Lbftfy for saIr Nv
ocN SMITH DRlNKER NORRIS
I AIDES ELEGANT SILK BUsKINs
- We have just opened splendid t pfthe above shoes
ses Drsle,s d, nc ~ ST. ~ ~ I, a. -
,MoOD-WARE PAINTED PALS, &e,
a. 20 u uuNt iuc assortment Of every variety of
wool Ware articles Tor house. keeprg smell AZ Tgr
~ iuus fal.. b1frcl AMI STAFF Churns Wash 1gsrJs
N.Nng1fihs bHscut Bcaters, Pickle SpooDs. Water
'ais wooden lray7, round and n.oug fogefhcr gtb A.,
nlnh,f .i uitcr houfc keeping Goods ali or ygbIeb ~
VII sell bargains IN, f0r cash '''" y"
oc re- Tsrdgars Fs,sy a., ~ N r su5 - 20
OVER SHOEs ron LADIES Ann GRI-
bTbEm u Eght hundred uair ~ Iadca' ma len
llemsns'ver Thocs ofsll kinds India Rubber Calf stn
nd Last OF superior quality Tor sale wholesale and retail
y oc q SAMUEL PUTNEY.
E0R SALE, OR LEASE, the "RUTHER
fOOhD MILLS ION most favorable terms An
IVY LANCASTER, DENBY q CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MAI SHALL
FURNITURE REROOMS,

Oh PDSlIE THE BANKS.
THE subscriber has hand and s constantly manuiac
turing every article IN the Furniture ihc, and sohcs
a cali from pa chAseIs Having machinery, driven by
water p,w'r employed, enables him tu manufacture
any article 10 his line good terms the same article
be made elsewhere. The advantage Of machinery,
besides assisting To expedition, enables inc 10 have the
materials used thOToug y seasoned (Which rs Of sTch
impo 10 have good article good work. by having
the timber sawed up ssd stuck away a1me time before
worked. w. ". SMITH.
Also Constantly hand and for sale, large and
neral u Mahogany, which is usually purchased
auction In the To-, and sawed IN my direction.
Ali orders nIrnishcd viii, prorngtncse. ie3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

old ENGLISH CHEESE AND LONDON
~ POhTEK.-I3C cases OF prime old English Cheese.
lust TO hand per Paos from Liverpool Also ~ OF
that superior Porter, put up With tin Toll. and well
known 10 our customers, Dr sale by
se25 n or Man siI.,t,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
wOOD-wARE PAInrEn pAIIs -

E0R SALE, OR LEASE, the "RUTHHR.
fOOhD MILLS ON tnOs favorable terms AID.
IVY " LANCASTER, DENBY CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
ALFRED KING,

II REPS constantly hand A. his Coach Mdnua tory, a
IN few doors below the Bel Tavern, large AMI fashion.
able assortment n Coaches tutrutccs Hsrouches Bug
avs and ulkcy made Of the best materials
ship which he will sell unusually low for cash city
cepanCes huknds work made order 40 tho shureei
mlLLrn and L-L- . L--LL ----n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

WHITE CORN-lUO bushels d wbftc Corn
w anou on bpati s-hr only Daughter. Tor sale by
q WOyTHAM, McGRUDER 4 co
WANTED, a. employ steady. sober and inIusrn.
w Man, 10 take charge Of small farm boz Caroline
for the year. One with small family would be pre-.
oeH q WORKMAN MeGRUDER Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
NEW HAT STORE.

Hb now rccciv'nss,hciI Fall Stock, which very tx
a IynsNc, aui NrlIfr sold on such terms as win ho
at iuiuc cucut purchaser, "
:. 'hcir sock consists IA pari, Of the following:
Fashionable aui wide bum black cnncy Hats
DO do do while do
d. do i, r,rsErat ,tn
10 ,n lI.ck Ir,h RI, 4, q, 49,.
Tious qualities ~ "
Do 10 do do 40 brush 40
DO 90 do mplcskin do
DO ,ln h.,v,r
ID
large lot of wool ~
Mems aud boys hiir seal Cans
d. do do sgalctt
DO do do cOnCy fuI 10
DO do do mu~Erat do
DO do du glazed di
Gcuilcmen's fur seal do
DO Uttrt a,
Also We have received direct from the manufacturer
lrg. lo "i b1nneis OF the latest sYlc among which, ale
NUNS whtc aud culOurcI Hcnuets
straw Gld!l tIshiOu) 10
LrghnTn d1 do
a. Country mere hans others will find II 10 their
interest 10 call aud thorough examination
before making their purchases disposed To sell
on Reasonable ADVANCE. 4. a ] X.
Opposite the Ruins OF the Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

WATER PROOF BOOTS,
Manufactured expressly for the subscriber 10y
| J. NILES * SON.
| LARGE SUPPLY.
HAVE received per the Lagrange. lust arrived from
Phtaieph1 avery large stock Of those elegant amt
HeTior Wafer Proof Boots both plain and nailed boo n
the entire lot Of Which made expressly To- my order
10y the above distinguished manufacturers My
stock Of tile above goodss rather neser
better thsn heretofore.
Also very large Of Water Proof shoes made as
above.
Irespectfuy ask call from my customers aud puTcha.
sers IN virginia and NCrh Carolina, elsewhere.
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Dealer in all the most fashionable styles Of ladies' gentle.
mems, ussCs, boys and chilTcn's Boots snd shoes,
opposite The Ruins Eas!c Hotel &C 20
LADIES sUPEHIoR CATER BOOTS
AND SILK BUsHINS.
ME have ilsireecn-d supply Of the above superior
w and scasOnabc GrOGs al the latest fashion 10
We respectfully solcIIa call from Ladies. They will be
sold very low. u. BURLINGTON a. co,
&c ~ Mansion House.
SUPEn FINE CHEWING TOBACCO-Chew
- eIsofTobaccoarc invited 10 examine some very fne
samples al retail.
&C y J. n. ARRoTT.
BRUssEi = CARPETISG.
pRUSSELS ChRPETING II piece containing % Yards
- with drab colours Al IS per yard, will 5e foundat
oe = II JENKINS.
SOLE LEATHER, SALT, &c
h00 SIDES tassorted weghts) sole Leather
cOO l0Ol sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do
80 hhds prime Trinidad Molasses
80 ueIces d. Porto Rico. for retailing
10 boxes single Loaf aui White Havana Sugar
For sale 10y RALSTON & PLEAsAN1S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

MAKES CONTRACTsin which life or the interest Of mo-
ney Is involved. - . -
Applications may be made personally 10y letter, lposi
paidJ the subscriber Agent for the Company al Rc-
InOnd who will furnish all necessary information opersos
DESTROYS Of awaiting themselves Of the advantages which
this Institution offers providing against those changes
90 which all subject from the uncertainty OF lie and the
pTecariousncss Of business. by the payment OF small
sum, which most spare, a comfortable support
may, by this means, be secured to thcr families.
ie24 ". BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

NeHly putup In caEcs Tor ralo the publishers prisss
Alec iue MassachuscWF 80 h0ol Lbrtfy, Tor saIr Nv
Or n SMITH. DWtNKER A. MpuRfa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
oe io-wsw AcoE rss,s,
vJINtINIAIn, ,,,. 800, . :. y.

v Csss,s nv, ~ CihNCERN:-A Rul,s, hell In tho
AMI .n.a,s S " inc circuit Superior Court 81 Law
I'M IAN, ,o Louisa County, on Monday October the
IN, io'i' wary u Duke, asninisttatrlx ~ n.n..a N
pure, deceased psinid again dec ~ H., ns . -
Duke, an other dcfcn,iants- " "uAe anu ie"is
Tho said defendants, George w .,lt.,-
nNng eniefcd thelf appearance aud given ss.n,, ~
sotung To law aud the rules of this Court and 4,
ins by "a siacory evidence, that they are no III
~ .s state On motion 81 the painin by her eouns. n
o,uois maithe ss,d George w Duke Lewis DIl !.
80 appear before the Judge of tho C.ur NJ ~ 60.
House 90 the first day oflhc Term OF the said o'
snh answer The paiuths bif and that cory OF M.
net be Iot~h inserted In some Newspaper iublshcd IN
me city OF Richmond, Hr two months sue an
posted at the front door II the Court House OF his r
on some court day. ~ ''"''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

Rules, holden In the Clerk. ofn,,
OF the ttfcut Superior Court OF Law AMI I,h.n..,,
~, ,hs cSnny Of buss nshan the ith day Of octobsr
against Wilson Prce, WIN q Moscley, ami keh, x
irving, dcts Ia ChaHcsrg. -
Tue defendant. Wilson Price not having entered hi.
pssrsnee and given security according the Act OF A..
eeN and the kulcs Of this Court ami appearing, bv
evidence, that he h not inhabhant OF this
n ordered, That the said absent defendant 20
n nssleon the let day Of the neat April Term and
~ INC biu OF the plaintiff. that copy of this or.
the 49, inserted In some newspaper publish In
n.,-,. "ohthoni tot two months asiyely aud
posted al front oor OF the of ths eont,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
IXSSAXSISS

MIR. FRENCH. would respectfully nt'D
1El the Ladies and Gentlemen of BFaDaa
that he has opened his Writing Academy 10 n
Hall at Mr.. Scoheld's Inn, where be tsad5a
plain, practical and ornamental writing, PeNu'hf
ing, Stenography and FIourishing. And be ri
spectfully invites all-no matter what =
whose writing needs improving, to faTm ?
with a call The system is founded on SCENT
movements, which will at once eradicate al 10
ness, give free use of the pen, and in few s'9
lessons leave the Gentlemen with style Of eas
uniformity, and expedition, suitable for The u:
er and every day business writing; the Ls9
witha style of facility, truly becoming and e.egp
All who wish to avail themselves of this oPPOtBF
ity of learning finished hand are solicited Y
make immediate application-entire sasi'cn~
is guaranteed to all patrons. q.
Mr.. +. will continue to receive new pup
daily fol- a short time. Ladies can have Iessos
at their dwellings if preferred. Glasses meet0D'
at any hour from TO o'clock, P. M.
+ Brandon, June 81, IS4I.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
AnttSlaVery Convention,

To all friends, as well to the maso, .
the slave, who are in favor of takioc y
proper measures for aboishing sIaycI2v% !,
our country, in the most satisfactory n >!
ner to all concerned, who are wijI;nr' . T.
assis: in devising and carrying into s,s y
cution the lest means of accomnlisb;.,
this desirable object, in the most pracI.:
bic and expeditions manner, are earueri,
solicited to meet at Clarendon Sprng;
on Monday the 5h of July nert al 4
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of formin,
society to be called the Rutland Conn.,
Anti Staoery Society.
A distinguished gentleman from abro,l
will deliver an address on that occason
By order Of the Rutland Co. Commit
tee. -
Rutland, June "a, 184l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
The Boston Musical Visitor

A periodical now in its second year oil P .aon..
"A ton, Is issued by an association OF G.,,5
Bile gentlemen, semimonthlyin the Royai G Jsro
form of eight closely printed pages. IL IS " " 4
ed to Vocal and Instrumental music, anu -. =
high moral and religious character, has &C.,. d
commended by many of the best Perio 1-Dsucs
every sect and party !; and by men OF eLD %
in different States, for its complete adaP NJ
the growing state of music in this coGnly 81
steal information, local and foreign, hteL~ o.trs
enti6c, theoretical and practical, for chchs If Or
ments, societies and schools, with VaflT 7,on. d
igiasl music, is furnished through the
this work, principally by number OF li1-''
of distinguished reputation. -,nnu6.
TRRAds.-To single subscribers, Pc. ms.
Fifty cents per annum to Schools, CnolLs' for 1
cal Societies and all Literary lnstltuIOusi
number not less than TEN, sent to one "'
Ministers receive two copies for 81 -, v;sitor,
ALL BUSINESS relating to the Muse@ No. 5
is done at THE OFFICE OF PUsLlcAflethe NsG
Court Square, opposite the side door Oh R 5n
Court House, over the Coroners ONCE D"Tastsb
ALL CURRENT MONTY in any Stale Wbd
preferred) will be received in payment
must be IN ADVANCE. ,..,srs sDi
All contributions, subscriptions, le'' srSf
monies, from Agents and others, MUST Ue
to II. W. Day, Boston Mass, Post P"'"'
paid letters remain IN the Office. .h,n ops
In the first volume, there were more u
hundred pieces Of Original Music. ,.o,. su
1A
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

WOOL. The market for this article
has not experienced any change of late.
Pulled Wool is rather scarce, and there
is but limited supply oflow Fleeces, and
of fine Feeces the stock is also moderate.
Prime OF saxony Fleeces, washed. ID. so
to SIS c.-American full blood, washed,
At to 50-Do 34 blood, washed, "A to 4e
DO. l-2 blood, washed, SO to 40-1-4
and common do, 35 to 37-Smyrna Sheep,
washed, 20 to 28-Do. unwashed, 10 to
I4-Bengasi Sheep, s to lO-Bueuos
Ayres unpicked, 7 to 10-Superfne North
ern pulled lamb 43 to 46-No. l do. do.
81 to 42-No 2 do. do. 26 to 30-No. 3
do. do. 19 to 90.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
THE MAILS.

| have heard numerous complaints
while in the north part of the State. that
Inc Telegraph is irregular in the time
OF reaching subscribers. The fault is
entirely in the post Office department
The paper is mailed at Brandon with ner.
feet regularity. 1t goes to MiddIeburv on
Tuesday evening. uniformly. The for
aer mail privileges. which were cu-tailed
by government. some months since. are 10
be restored in July. 1t is to be hoped
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30

bv Gov Vance OF Ohl0, Tor having en-
ticed away two slaves, belonging to one
Greathouse at Maysvlle, has been releas-
ed in consequence of an opinion held by
the Kentucky authorities, that no juris-
diction exists to try the alleged offence
The owner of the slaves, however, COM
menced civil action to recover the value
of the slaves, and has obtained judg-
ment against Mahan for Sl60o.-Amer.
Citizen. -s.r.. e.~s-z
FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH
On Friday dwelling house in the village
Of Kinderhook was burned down. twas
occupied by colored family. Five of lis
inmates, two grown persons and three
children, persisted in the fames.-N Y.
Spectator. -
FATAL ACCIDENTAL inquest was
held on Saturday afternoon, on the body
of Diana Hayes, aged 6 years, who was
killed under the floor of G. Fl. Bickneli's
new blacksmith shop, corner of Buffalo
and Towbridge street, near the GenGsee
Valley canal. The child, in company
with younger sister, was under the
floor picking up chips, unknown to the
workmen above, who were letting down a
heavy anvil post through hole they had
Just cut in the floor. The end of the posi-
struck her on the back OF the head, kill
ing her instantly. The other child ran
home to her mother, who flew to the spot
and found her in tina. awful situation.
Her screams induced the WorkmeE to raise
the post, and she succeeded in extricating
her Iifeless child from its confinement.
Her feelings can be better imagined than
described Democrat.
| BRIDGE ACROSS THE HUDSON RIVER
AT ALBANY.-The two large and conmo
dious ferry boats, built expressly to run
from the foot of Fulton street to Williams
burgh, L. l., were sold at public auction
al the Merchants Exchange Room, on the
10th inst, and were bid off by Isaac New
+ ton ESQ, agent of the combined compan
les of Albany and Troy tow-boats, fol
$14, 300. The boats are intended to be
f used in lieu of bridge, to ferry the car;
directly across the river, when the raj
road from Boston to Albany is completed
which is anticipated by them earl the en-
: suing fall of Com.
A SISTERS LovE.-In reading the &C
t count of the loss Of the William Brown
4 and the inbuman treatment that was expe
j rienced by some of those who were in tn
boa's, we could not but admire the font
$ devotion of sister; when her two broth
7 ers were hurled into the deep by merciles
hands, she leaped after them, and the three
persisted together. Home with its eudear
ing reeollections; the memory of by-gont
days, days when they spor:ed on the green
sward, or enjoyed themselves at the house
: hold hearth these, without doubt, came
Vigorous to the mind, and caused the sac
rifee. Her love for her brothers was a
7 pure as the dreams Of an infant, whel
Graded on the lap of its mother; as hoI,
as the aspirations of a repenting sinner
So it is. La the hour of danger and dis
Y tress, woman shows her bravery, and car
meet death with an unblanched cheek an
an unquaillng eye.-Phila Chronicle.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
N NOTICES..
SABBATH SCHOOL MONITOR.

The second volume of this popular
work will commence June 10Th. 1t has
been recommended by some of the most
devoted members OF the N. Y. Sunday
School Teachers Association, in whose
schools it is used, and by many periodic
ais. Arrangements are making to i'm
prove it in style of publication and in its
contents, which will be more exclusively
adapted to the wants of Sabbath Schools
in the Middle States. Some of our most
popular Sabbath School writers are among
its correspondents.
The following are specimens of the
favorable notices it has received:.
It is handsome sheet, ornamented with
cuts, and well illed with matter. at is
devoted its editor remarks" "to the In
terests of all denominations which hold
to the principle of the Protestant Reform
alton, That the Bible IS their only guide.n
We have no doubt it will be useful work
for teachers and scholars, and be the
means of awakening deeper interest in
the important work ofimparting religious
instruction to the rising youth of our coun-
try Va. Rel. Herald.
The Sabbath School Monitor, dear
interesting little paper devoted TO the inter.
ests Of Sabbath Schools and youth gener-
ally. There is not paper on our ex-
change list, which we value more highly.
or whose visits are more welcome to a
place in our warmest affections. Every
Sabbath School should have the Monitor
Il is always full of important matter, and
is clothed in such lang uagc as can not
fail to interest and benefit the Juvenile
reader.
TERMs-This work is neatly printed
on half royal sheet of good paper. and
issued every other Thursday at SO cents
per annum, or 20 copies for five dollars,
always in advance. Thus it will be seen
that the cost of number one for year, is
=
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30

For the first time, in almost SIX years that
/ have published the Telegraph, I fail to
give the readers whole sheet. The fail
IRE Is occasioned by the sudden death OF
one of the hands in my printing Office, at
the close of publication day of last week,
and the necessarily attending circumstances
/ trust that subscribers will not be dissatis.
fed.
Notice Of the death win be found in an
other place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
V Oh. KIT. NO.

only Is cents in schools which 49, :
copies or more. Those who know n' :; "
expense of sustaining such panS Ie e
perceive that these terms are verT ~, Nv, VII
ate, and will see the importance of a;u;s
the paper wide circulation. Dali "lag
ny papers are sustained by their advptpSa
ments. This has no such resource ~
orders should be addressed (post o,;6 al
N. SoUTHARB, l26 Fulton = U
New-YorL
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80. l84l.

~ Subscribers are IN oymed thai post
masters can torward money, IN payment
for papers, free Of expense, to them or the
publisher. according TO the decision Ofhe
Postmaster General.
When subscribers wisb 10 send pay for
tie Telegraph. pbGt they haze to do Is,
TO place their money ig the hands Of their
postmGsteys and ask them to frank u to
the Pablisher.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30

On the Goth inst, by G. A. Thomas, Elijah Gu
Ter of Brandon to Roxana NJ. Westeott of Hu55u5
ton.
By Alfred Harvey, Baptist minister in BIZ
port, June goth, Daniel E.. Breasted, of BrijGI
and Maria B. Eldridge, of Canton, ST. Lawrebci
Co. N. Y. Also, June I3, Ezekiel Prescott d
Bridport, and Chariot s. Sanders of Shocb4~-
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Stray Horse.

a TAKEN up as an estray by the ~ T..
~ Il scriber on the 18th inst, ons " -.
AA or six year old Bay Mare-has ~, ~
white hairs in the forehead, and the appear =
of a ring-bone on her near fore foot SWITCH n y
and square trotter. The owner is reque''T-
prove property, pay charges, and take hG[ Az
JOHN CHURCHILL
Brandon, June 22d, IS4I. Az
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ID I e D 4,

Drowned, June 1st, Mr.. F. Orlando Barron, tll
son of A. Barron, while bathing near Qaecb@
Village, %.
In this town, on the 25th inst, CAROLINE, dauaI
ter of A. s. and Mary Ann Roberts, aged !@
and | I months.