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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

.phan I wos n member OF either House Of Con-
press acted under the conviction mat 10 oouOl 'e
cons,itu.ionalty Of law, was sufficient 10 ho"ce s
10 rive my vote against II, but nave not oeen apie
n h,;rp myself 10 believe that doubtful opinion o.
,he Chief Magistrate ought to outweigh; the soemny
,rounced will of the Representatives OF the people
and the States 90 -
which purparls be mandatory on the States To FORA;
district. for hf choice of Representatives 10 Congrct
N mole districts That Congress has power by Law
10 alter State regulations, respecting the manner Il
holding elections for Representatives - ciear oai -
power 10 command the States TO MAKE sew :t9na''""s
or alter their existing regulations Tie question uf""
which have felt many and strong doubts nav
Welded these doubts however, 10 the opI"ion 1t thr
LEGISLATURES giving effect 10 their enactment rs lar as
d.nends uuon nv approbaon, and leaving questions
that NAV arise hereafter, if unhapp'ly any such should
arise TO be settled by full consideration OF the several
provisions of the Constitution and the laws, and tie
authority Of each House Judge Of the elections, re-
turns and qualifications of is cwn members.
Similar considerations have operated with me III re-
card 10 the representation al fractions above noe'y
of The representative number aud where sad m"ieiy
-cneds thirty thousand; question on which DIVER
sty CT opinion has existed from the foundation OF the
Government The provision recommends itself from
lis nearer approximation to equality than would be
tnund in the application OF common aud simple di
visor 10 the entire population oil each state, ahd cor
reefs in great degree, those Inequalities which are
astUed al The return c each succeeding cehsus ~
greatly 10 augment
ain approving the bill, laltcr myself that dspo
si,ian wall he perceived my part to concede to tho
opinions OF Congress in matter which may conduee
10 the rood of the country, and tie stability OF its in
sti;u,ions upon which my opinion is not clear and de-
cded. But it seemed 10 me due 10 The respcctahty
Of opinion against the constitutonahy OF The bill, as
yeI ss to the real difficulties of the subject, which no
one feels more sens5ly than do, that the reasons
yyicb have determined me should be left OH record.
JOHN TYLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

AW NOTICE The Co Partnership between the nncrf,sa
IL ed has. by mutual consent been Dissolved
The unfinished business Of Judge Stanard in the Cou:i II
ami where is lei. in The charge of Rhe. Sau
and will he attended by him. except those which
parties Interested prefer other Counsel PARTIES intend
i'll please 10 communicate VIII; ths
undersigned anard. and appzs him of her purpose
FIRE tie ensuing uc :e Cui Of ip
prns the 18th Of October next
JAMES LYONS.
ROBERT g. STANARn
June % Ij-lA
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VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RICHMOND, Fee 7,b 1870
Y virtue of resolution adopted by the General Assembly
Virginia. the 4ih day OF February, 1872 hereby liz;
notice persons having Chains the State OF yrn, f
land bounty their heir assigns s
sane for smenI before the LIST day oil March, lei ar ne
claims shall thereafter be considered and held 10 he WI
eycep the claims of such officers and soldiers were rn
. Board OF War the close OF the entitled land bon
5. H. PARKER, Reg. l. orr
Frh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

Notwithstanding resigned my seat in tie
Senate attention viii be henceurwai devoted 10
son and addition Courts in which now pact'e
tn. Court u Appeals Lewisbrg.I
in any rase my services shall he desired there.
- ' ~ ' JAMES Lyons
lima a-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12
L. a. MORRISON.

We attended, the close of the last term prb'ic eXamna
,ion of the young ladies Of the Lawrtncevil Feae Ssns
gives pleasure say that the Result III both the drPa
snis of Literature and Music, highly ccdahIe
crs and pupils. We highly approve of r WIS mode Of teach
ins. The young ladies taught the principles and cemcats Of
their studies pen repeat without understanding
what written bv the authors they text books
We take pleasure recommending this Institution 10 the pub
lie as one we'll calrGin;ed Ia prepare young ladies' by sound
kucwcape aid usc:i. accomp mens, for impoi,aht stations.
life. DADAEl bKoMNL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

Sir Tim S neck Jy Jants Rittr Cana7 70 Ly11"7F
and .from thence, By S.agss, 10 Tie White Sn'pHH'
riu Natural Bridge and Dlbreifs SPr'rss' ,.,y
~ ard after the 2S,I March. Passage B"s, "" VI.
" RicLin md =. ~ and I.ynsbrrg 4. :, Y. d., w.
Wednesdays and Fays and NJ sro'ts'i'r, " 10
and up, IL, VI. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAY
Richmond and ..yncllhurc the fpowin. night - nj. ,h
Passengers Charlottesville and Stanton VIM NV.
comfortable and chcapes, route, with as stie o
time rs by Railroad. - h c,o,tt
Passengers leaving Richmond 6, ~, will rraen AZ
vile TO dinner next day. and Charlottesville, By our
P. N. rls,Dt l.
Sauntm passengers WILL BY our Stages, reach Eve
7, r. 81, aud m"nins at o'clock, ,n. ~ oo q
S:aunon al TO- A. ~, connecting with tie stage ''
SITUATION. ,,.,e A. y,
The day Rna,s Richmond and lyncbifg a.
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays, ard arrive III '''
5 p ST. and {, nr!htrg .; g. P. NJ, next day. = .,is,
The cartrrsvl.lr Stages, by CnE!r'land C. H. 70 IT. RE
will Irave Gainesville The arrival Of The ay HOAX, IS
moud md comm. down, will with The nlsls b
P. NJ, from Iynchburg 10 Richmond.
h~T Fare TO Lynchjurg. 50. .yryrngT
b'iD, fDaio>p " lcs-tS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

NAV thew flourish and succeed 10 theif eh'l'e sa''s
ticn under their new arrangement. an,
h,;or a Nd. uresaced toast, which he said he was
oboui 10 Offer with remarks explanatory " co
,,n ch,ur, that had been made within The last seven
~ o, v,.ors IN The rank of Artillery IN The U o'a'es
server They had been dfgraded, IN the A'i,'afy a.:
ce,.,.;on of the tern reduced IN rank-und suos',
t,..d he the Cava!ry-in manner opposed 70 'e or
o,nal practice Of THIS Counry-io The practce u .,
Enrone. and he thought, TO right and propFety. lie
gave, A., ,, b sneadilv
restored 10 their proper rank in the Army
By Sergeant lil.ard Tic "a of Jaiy;-Dedsa,eo
Ia Iber;T b. John Hancock and his great associates
IL, no man p-esun,e 10 desecraIe IT.
Rv SERGEANT Holm. Latayenf:-We have assumed
i;s name lei ns emulate hiss virtues.
"'I na XIX Kersey Poiitioans:-Muy their deeds
mil. them 10 that repose in after life, which they sa-
Rv Thomas {. Ball Tic fight Of Dorr:-Heaven
s,rc ,bs mark, The advent Of iaGted"at -Hoa9rehy'
ILL., r'.,s !, uesn,elisin, has not yet CONE
r. TIomas Fordhar,. Tie .7nriran F"e:-The
,ro,d Streaming OF whose stripes has never oeen low,
ersd By fleemcn's hand HsF 'ne glorious 'e"'"S .
| r., t,rr;son Munden. TirSiniG-Let every act OF
hers aim 10 sw c! tbs lofty .iunphs of our country
r., i".ra. R.iey. The health Of the working man
| By Daniel Mcf'5iends!ey: Men sith linen aprons
before them have sometimes very credItaoie ieths'
and con, out a, the elbows may be buoned over q
Ry lanes .han. OR Corps-Towards ITS
further inproyemen, lie, there be ga lo"g pull strong
pull. and pull ali together
r, Frederick Hefilsy n Business hiat-"Call on a
man of business in business hours, only on business
transact your business, and 60 about your oushess' "
| order 20 rive lln time 10 finish his business
By Lieut. Bowen. Ertn-"Brave, but oppressed
BETRAYED, sold, but never conquered. -,
By Cap, Ellis. Tie Female Orphans .7sylnm-lhe
mobiles, charity of the State.
Eni,,p iorle nd
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I1OR SALE-s!C00C0 Of Virginia rer cent star -
L $4,000 OF Richmond City per cent. Stock ~ suns
purchasers. Apply at the Bank Of Virginia. III
May 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

NOTICE-The Franklin Manufacturing COMPANY ni.hsId
~ pointed A. g. Maddox their Agent who WIN DC 18th r
supply Of all the varieties of Writing Paper made
viz Fooscap, ha;cap, packet post and letter i'll
wiil SELL by wholesale and RETAIL at such prices ~ .e
satisfy Tie public. City aud country merchants am ri. ~,
The Stale generally respectfully invited 10 aaf
iactIres. ACHAhD Shi'f 81
Oct. l. le4l- ",
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

DRiNTING iNk.-We shall have constantly on n oItrI
L supply OF Johnson Durant's best Printing ihh' a.
mices. iT
Enauirer Office March 10 ls4a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12

ANDREW PARKS,
JAMES HENDgiCK,
+. w. NEWTON,
JAMES l.. CARR,
SAMUEL A. MILLER,
ROET. y. THOMPSON,
SPICER PATRICK,
JAMES 81. LAiDLEY,
JOHN E. N0RVELL,
BENJAMIN H. SMITH,
Commntte 81 CorrfsPoN2ence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
CAUSE OF DARKNESS.

The creature in Christ Jesus seldom if ever,
loses his sensible enjoyment ofDlvne favor wih-
out being himself to blame. For the Lord does not
willingly afflict; He takes no pleasure in hiding
himself from those who are accepted in the beloved;
the smile of His low is more needful 10 them than
their daily food. Bereft Of this, they faint and
halt in their spiritual warfare, and grow pale and
irresolute before the great adversary Of souls
He who has redeemed them to himse Il, knows well
how much their strength consists in the felt posses
sion of his favor; he knows that TO them it is lfe
and, therefore, he seldom deprives them OF it even
for moment unless in the way Of chastisement
Let no one then rest satisfied with the cold and
cherries state which is produced when the blessed
God withdraws from the soul the light of his coun.
tenance; but let him endeavor to find out the evil
for which his heavenly Father sees it good thus to
chastise him; and when he discovers it, let him
take the accursed thing and nail it with all his for
mer sins to the Cross of his Redeemer The deem
er he drinks OF the fountain opened upon Calvary
tho more will he enjoy OF that favor which is life
and of that loving kindness which is better than
life.-Ihoughts by the Way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
GEO. NYE, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the Estate of
DAVID DUSTIN, late Of Derby, IN said Dis
trct, deceased, GREETING.
EVANNY DUSTIN, Administrators the Es-
Il tate of said deceased, has presented her &c
against said estate for allowance, and propos
es to render account of her administration
A nd fled in this Court her application in writing
requesting the Court to Assign to her as the Wild
ow of said deceased sundry articles Of household
furniture amounting to One Hundred and Ninety
Dollars in addition TO the third part of said Estate
after payment Of debts, &c.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be
fore the Probate Court aforesaid at session there
of to be holden at the Probate Office at irasburgh
on the first Wednesday of February next at 10
o'clock, A. Nj. that you may be heard in the prem
ises--And this Order shall be published three
weeks successfully in the Caledonian, printed at
ST. Johnsbury in this State, may be.
Given under my hand at lrasburgh, this 9th day
ofJanuary, A. ID. 1912.
232w3 GEO NYE, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
FAIRBANKS IMPROVED
Divimg-FHUe Cooking STOVE.

VXTE would again call the attention OF the pup
wv lie TO the above Cooking Stove, which tor
convenience, economy and durability is unrlvaIied'
The oven, which is the most important part OF
stove, is almost universally Acknowledged TO Dc
the best in use The length and size of the fire
place will admit OF large and long wood, requiring
less labor in preparing The wood, aud rendering it
more suitable for warming house. The furnace
in the hearth renders it very convenient Tor sum
mer use. The construction is such mat none OF
the plates are liable To burn out, and it is undoub-
eddy twice as durable any other stove IN use
These points of superiority should be remembered
by those who design to purchase stoves ms WIN
ter, 49,,
The above together with BOX and PARLOR
STOVES are Cor sale by our Agents in the neigil~
boring towns and at our Factory.
E. " II. FAIRBANKS IL co.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. 10, l54l @2ou
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF Or.
leans-To the Heirs and all concerned in the
Estate Of MEDAL S. IIITCHCOCk, lato of
WesiGed, deceased, GREETING.
TDATTY HITClICOCK, Executrix of the viii
II of said deceased, has filed in his Court her
account against said estate and proposes 10 render
final recount of her administi alion--Therefor
You hereby notified to appear before the Pros
session thereof TO be holden at the Probate Office
at frasburgh, in said District, on the first Wednes
day of March noxr that you may be heard in the
premises if you cause.
Given under my hand Irasburgh, this ~ day
of January, A. ID. 1912.
233w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
WI or "a 1 am d Es el Isl OWs
REASON FOR WALKING in THE
"PLEASANT WAY"

One reason why we should walk in the "pleasant
way is, il leads upwards, to heaven and to God.
In this world, all men are born equal, and on a lev
ell, in regard to moral character. But they do not
long remain One class enter path that leads
downwards, and pursue it with mad infnuation.
II is easy path, and holds out many oIluring
pleasures: and the pilgrims in it forget that they
descending lower and farther from God, al each
step they take. But another class enter into
path that leads upward. Though it is up,hW
path yet the consciousness that they ascending
towards God and heaven, cheers and sustains them.
AS the eagle far above the groveng inhabi-
ant of this world and aspires to purer air and clear
light, and loftier joy than earth affords, so the
pilgrim in the "pleasant way" scars upwards, TO
commune with God, and aspircs to the pure joys Of
heaven They who enter this path, 'sshall mount
up with wings, eagles; they shall run, and not
be weary; they shall walk and not faint" And at
last, when they have reached the summit of their
hopes, -tho end their figh,-thoy shall sit down
for ever at the right hand OF God, with harps in
their hands, and crowns on their heads, never more
to breathe the tainted air of sin, or TO grovel in
worldly enjoyment, o, what happy place is the
pilgrim 8 home!
Where the pilgrim reposes,
The fields are all green;
There day never closes,
Nor clouds intervene.
o, the forms that there,
Such eye has not seem
o, the songs they sing there,
With hosannas between.
While the river of life flows freely"
o, who would not pursue the path that leads to
such an end? Who would not above the world,
ifhe may aspire TO such pure joys as these' Who
will not adopt the language of the poet
s'Swift as the eagle cuts the air.
Well mount aloft TO thine abode;
On wings of love our souls shall fly,
Nor tire amid the heavenly road
The Pleasant Wan.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
n 0 e r. Y
From Tait's (Engiish). Magazine.

From Tails (EngRsh). Magazine.
ACRY BREAD.
by MAJ. C. CAMPBELL.
saw a starving mother and
BY tho gates off palace proud,
With a whining boy in either hand,
Aud an infant waiting loud-for dry
Was the fount had won't TO hush It's cryj
And all that the starving woman said
Was---"Gve my children bread!"
Forth from that palace proud there came
Three high md noble ones /;
The first was Bishop, stout of frame,
A chief mid the Church's sons;
Slowly he strobe, for he was fat
But as he passed, he banned the brat
Whose cries disturbed his reverend head
Yet the mother only uttered-"Bread !"
The next that Jared from that palace door
Was Peer, of an ancient
And he scowled on the beggars, and loudly swore
To drive them fiom the place
"'Twas hard, twas very hard his doors
Should be thus beset by threes and fouls
OF idle wretches !" So he said
Still tho woman only murmured-"Bread :"
And then paced forth lady fair,
With pale and naughty brow
But she started to see the beggars there,
And fain their needs would know
But pampered menIal, sly and sleek,
With daslard's heart and q womans cheek,
Spake out "1mposlers they - she said;
So the mother vainly begged for Bread
That night, as the Bishop, Peer and Dame,
Sa, DER their banquet high
From squalid cellar shrilly came
A wild and maniac cry (;
And there, by her mad hand, lay slain
That starving mothers children twain,
"And the infant ut before was dead,
For there none to give it bread -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

FORGIVENESS. A gentleman relating the par.
ticulars of an injury, to Sir EardIy Wlmot asked
if it would not be manly 10 resent it, eyes said
the knight, it would be manly to resent it. but it
would be Godlke to forgive ill., The heathens,
themselves, the reasonableness of forgiveness:
it becomes man says the emperor Anoninus, to
love even those who offend him: man hurts him
self, says Epicetus, by njuring me- and what then?
Shall hurt myself by in;uring thema Another
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
IN ID n q o. " :,

TIME propriotors of Wioughby Lake Turnpike
II are hereby notified to meet at the dwelling
house Of Henry Gates in Wesmore on the second
Wednesday of March next, at one o'clock, p M.
to transact the following business, viz.
l. to choose moderator TO govern said meeting
g 10 choose n Clerk and Treasurer.
g. to choose Board Of Directors.
A. TO choose a Committee to lay out and survey
said Turnpike road asreeaby TO an act to incorpo
rate the WiIloughby Lake Turnpike by the Genor
al Assembly of the State of Vermont, approved
Nov 8, 1871.
s. to do any other business proper to be done at
said meeting
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans--To all persons concerned in the Estate
Of JONATHAN PHlLBROOK, late Of Charles
ton, in said District, deceased,
GREETING
NXTHEREAS DORCAS PHILBROOK, Wild
w ow of SAID deceased, has filed in tn is Court
her application in writing, representing that the
whole Estate Of said deceased amounts to the sum
Of $2l0 and that all of said Estate necessary for
her support, and requests that the same may be as
signed 10 her. Therefore you hereby notified
to appear before said Probate Court at the Probate
Office in Irasbursh, the third Wednesday OF
January, IS42, and sbcw cause why said estate
should not be assigned aforesaid.
Given under my baud at Irasburgh, this 7th day
OF January, 1912.
232w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
The Lion of the DAY.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGE


THE OLD DUTCH OK GERMAN NEGtlAI
BILE PILLS.
VUNO the citizens of the United States and al
H Canadas is respectfully submitted this Din"
tory TO The means for regaining that whbhs
been partially, aud in some instances, tnlalrd@
What blessing should be priced abeOa@
health and who knows better how to piizo@Va
sing, than those who have been deprived DIV
it is an old adage, (and one that contains a wise
junction. Sin time OF peace, prepare Tor VI"
We should in time Of Health prepare for Tie al
tacks of that stealthy foe, Disease 1t would
wisdom TO observe his movements, 10 scan weNNe
form in which he approaches, and then to nea
him with those means which are calculated W
feet their overthrow Whose means are now H'
fore this enlightened and intelligent comm9aV
They are accessible 10 The poor as well as rlcHill
trust that those who regard the ConsLlaI'1
of man as one of the finest specimens oil DNN
workmanship, and the laws by which the system
is governed and directed, as originating IN no our
er than in the councils of heaven, will SO IaF %',
the iuIunciions of the latter TO provide Inc VI"
safeguard for the former.
1t is with the most fiattering recommendations"
scribed by the most eminent Medical ueh's h'I
not only in this country but also in Europe 'n,'
offer this valuable Medicine 10 this Amer'c'H y"
pie. ,..,,
Time and full opportunity for fair ana M.l l'E~
tial trial have placed the Lion OF ihe ia! ,r
You'd the brand of imposition, Humbug auo''''
&c I'D
This pill is composed Of extracts OF nine ratrr
the vegetable kingdom. {being entirely res " II
drug Of delcterious nature y and adapted PNI I A,
ly to cleansing Of the Stomach, Blood n p;r"s
various secretions OF the Human SYSTEM D., pn Sr
Fevers, and Cholic, Fever and Ague,J auuoN''s .5
let Rash Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costlyenesss, h. r.
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured, W
ing these Pills according to the direction aC''"'
nving each box. ,ml
1t Is not intended that this emedic'ne Is
for all Diseases to which the human system"
BILE. ..oOOOd
Many efforts have been made 10 eUDE IN, have 4
Medicine which would cure all DiSea's sbovs, are
FAILED. Those Diseases enumera!eu ,,o cur d
within the power of these Pills ana '''
reliefis warranted. ,rwpTT S.
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER Jbnnnr.srs
JoHNsBuRy, AND AT THE PRINoIpAL oiON'
! u. STATES 81 CANADA.
| Price 81 l. 2 cents. su.,ou Lsnd'
| AGENTS.-Baker, JudevIne q i Aiken
willie; A. 81 M. r. Cheever, Hardw " ,So, C&
Vincent, Walden; Warner ~ Co.; o I"mObrsyf
ting, Cabot; E. Eaton, Danvile; D c nu" Mod
Johnsbury; l.. r Brown, Lyndonn, I y "TFafbsnSt
81 Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; /. NJ.
Waterlord; John M Parks, Barnet om: Ch1
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, fea % Deui:Ou,s
Ter and Brown, Peacham; L. o. "A; " n HOy ~
ton; Charles G. Newell, Burke; j. W. 9ls!l>
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
STATE OF VERM ONT,

ORLEANS DIsTRI CT, SIS.
YESHE Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
IL Oreans-To the II eirs and Creditors and all
persons concerned in the Estate Of J L S s L
SPAULDlNG, late Of Lowell, deceased,
GREETING.
tVTELPHA SPAULDING and ABEL CURTIS,
ZA Executors of the Will of said deceased, have
filed in tins Court their account against said estate,
and propose TO render an account Of their admins
iraton-
Therefore, You are hereby notified TO appear be
fore the Probate Court aforesaid at ii session there
of to be holden at tho Probate Office at iasburgh,
in said district, the first Wednesday of February
next, that you may be heard in the premises if you
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, this 10th
day of January, A. d. 1912.
233w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

NtLEGANT blue black, silk aodrp, Alpaca, do
NJ do cotton soarp; l' y
SIX eoarp Indiana Cloth; ..t Iet .t
Plain and figured Alpine;
Cashmanet-a beautiful article for cloaks;
SIX warp Cambeteens and Thibet Merino at
SHEDD q JEWETT'S.
Oct 184I p22,f