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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

NcW London Agricultural show,
WILL take place in New London, on Thursday
w and Friday the 81 and 4th days u November
next On Thursday will be exhibited HORSES cattle and
other stock. and agrcu ltnral implements. On Friday,
the day following there will be exhibition OF dom->
tic manufactures. Premiums will be awarded tho
following SUBJECTS:
Premiums on Stock.
For the best thorough bred Stallion.
- do do Mare,
do do Filly,
For the best Stallion Of mixed blood.
do do Mare,
do do Colt.
I" do do Filly,
For the bcs, full blooaed Durham Hull.
do do Cow
For tho bcs, full hlooded Dcvon bull.
do do Cow.
do do Hcifer,
do do Bull and Cow Of mixed blood.
For the bcs, yoke of Oxen.
For tho bcs, full blooded Ham,
For the bcs, full blooded Boar.
do do Sow,
For the bcs, Jack,
do Jenny,
For the best Plough,
For the best Harrow,
Premiums on Domestic .Nanyaetmes.
6 yards bes, Woollcn cloth
10 do CarpetinH
8 do Table Cloth
do wool Counterpart
8 do best cotton do.
For the best Hearth Rug,
For pair Of best woocn Blankets.
For best specimen Of Sewing Silk not lcss than 18th Of
Of pc und.
For best d, ofWovc Silk.
s yards best Flannel.
For hes specimen of Grape Wine.
" do do CuUant do
For the best specimen Of Butter. not less than 20 ts
For barrel best Cider.
All articles uf domestic manufacture exhibited must
be new or made within the last twelve months.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Oct 10 w2w
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Sept, 90
III Cost to close.

s4x 0OSt 10 CtOHes
RElNG determined To bring present business 10 .
- close as speedily possible, we SHALL from this
time, offer our large stock of Dry Goods. without refer
cnce To cost, FOR MONEY. Il will be- found TO con
sst Of many Goods suitable to the present aud approach
ing season. We are aware that in some descriptions Of
Goods there is considerable decline; all Of such oD
Without regard 10 cost, and the residue AT COST. buy
e, either by Wholesale retail invited to call
IT will unquestiouaby be made to their interest deal
with US.
In addition to on, stock Of Dry Goods, have on
hand good assortment of q X o G r X r. 5
which we offer at tho lowest market rates. TO which we
call the attention Of our customers and others.
WHITE, TARDY e. IRVINE.
July 25 sif
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l:ENTLENIEN'S
ID n Il 3 s CO II 8.

TIVE gentlemen Of Lynchhusg arc specially reqrsa,
i ted to call at my CLIO THING SfuRB, one dooi
below Mr.. Jno. G. Mems, and examine large ~ Of
DRESS AND FROCk COATS,
Of tho latest fashion. nddccidedly the cheapest Of
cred in this place. Call and you can be dressed in
u suit, q, a little over half price.
BENZ TERRY.
Oct 10 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

to The Madisonan states that Secretary Cpshu,
hiss recovered from his indispostun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13
ron BRE.NE.N.

k4R THE A Packe, Ship Pauline, Schc-
AxIA ling, master, is daily expected in our
49, river to load for the above place, her car
s'4ssSs 60 being nearly all engaged. Those
who intend shipping by her. will send down their obac
co aud stems early possible she is expected to
sail about the LIST proxmo Advances in cash made on
consignmenis to the address of the consgnees, II. H.
Meier & Co. LUDLAM, PRESTON g. co.
RICHMOND Oct. 10 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

VIRGINIA 10 wit:At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbancer for
the County OF Halifax, in the month Of October, 1872.
James Burton, executor OF Levi Hill deceased,
plaintiffs,
against
Martin Dodson Dodson Pickett and John Sims late Sher
III of Halifax county, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant Martin Dodsun not ha wing entered his a,
Pearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabtant OF this commonwealth II ordered hat
the said Defendant Martin Dodson do appear here the
first Monday in January next and the bill Of the
Plaintiffs and that acopy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Lynchburg, Nrgnian for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the courthouse OF this County
Copy-Teste,
VIM S. HOLT, y. c.
Oct Is WIN
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern Dstric, of Virsinia
OcrorEn l3. 1912:
NIMROD DONALD, of the county Of D.-ford
~ having flied petition praying that he may be de
clarsd Bankrupt Ii is ordered that all persons claim
ing to be creditors Of the said Nmrod Donald show
cause to the court on the 18th day Of November next,
why the said Nimrod Donald be not declared Bank
,u pursuant to the act Ct Congress in that behalf :n
that copy Of this order be published in the
according to the Pod and Path rules Of Court.
A copy-Tese.
HENRY GIBSON, cPk
Oct. is w5w
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VIRGINIA To wt;-At Rules held the Clerks Ofic,
OF the Circuit Superior Court of and CLanc.ry ior
the county OF Halifax in the month of October 1912:
john Cobb Jr administrator OF BeborA Iiigtower, dc
ceased, Plaintiff,
against
Joel Marable Nancy Marablc, Ambrose Bohannon Il -
his wife, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
The Defendants Joel Marable Ambrose I,olanuon Il
- his wife, not having entered their appearance and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not in
btans OF this commonwealth: II is ordered, that the
said Defendants Joel Marable and Ambrose Bohanon and
his wife do appear here the Monday in Jsnu.
and the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be orthw it'll inserted in the Iynchurg
ian for two months successfully, and posted the door
Of the court house, Of this County.
Copy-Tese,
VIM. S. HOLT D. c.
Oct IL WIN
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WILL sell in froni OF my auction store, ON FRIDAY
Il the 18th instant, two likely Negres. one a boy and
the other Girl. NJ. TALBOT, Auct.
Oct l3 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
OCTOBER 49, 1912:
.nEORGE WALTON Of the town Of Iy nchburg
~ having filed petition praying that he may be de
carcl bankrupt 1t is ordered, that all persons claim
ing to be creditors of the said George Walton show
to the court ON the 18th day OF November next
why the said George Walton be not declared Bank
upt pursuant to the act Of Congress in that behalf and
that copy Of this order be published in the newspapers,
according to the 22d and oath rules of court
A copy-Tesie,
HENRY GIBSON. elk
Oct l3 w5w
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J 4 NJ 4 KIV % sc p.
WILL SELL. at auction .en Saturday the 9th inst.
IN fron Of my tion store about two thousand dol
lars lower James River Scrip credit oil sixty days.
Nj. TALBOT, Auctr.
Oct 10 IL
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%. We assure our neghbor Of the Republican that
is not because Mr. Wise has deserted Mr. Clay but be-
cause he has deserted him without rhyme
and because, in deserving Mr. Clay, he has deserted his
principles,--,hat VIC dcnouncc him. The Republican
quotes an expression of ours, relative 10 Nj. Wise,
shortly after Mr. W. went into the Ii. Of Representa-
ves, that f the fruit should be equal the promise Of
the bkssom, he might look to the Presidency at some
future day, with undoubting confidence" And so we
say now; bu, unfortunately for Mr.. Wise, frost npt
the beautiful flower, and theruit which once we deemed
promising is knoty aud acid. and offensive to the
taste. No tell, in tho early Spring, what kind
Of haryes,s the summer and autumn may yield.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

YOU Nc MEMS SOCIETY,".
Question for October l5th.--"Should the Virginia
anti duelling law be repealed"
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.y'OTICE.
ron KE.V'T.
FEM ALI; SCHOOL.

FEMALE SCHOOL.
MRS BENAGU will resume tho du,ee Of h-r
WI school Monday the 18th Of the present month.
The health Of her family being sufficiently restored. che
hopes be able bcsiow all necessary attention u pu
pills committed To her care.
Oct. 10 il7Oif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

W ebsc. even tells u.s. u The .Natioao BanlBia framed
hy Mr.. Ewing OF course. Gen. Harrison, who was
less scrupulous than Mr.. Tyler, would have been equal
" as ready go for a National Bank. The difference
between them is, tina, Gen H. after having swallowed
the camel as Mr. Tyler did, by approving OF Ewing $
scheme, would have strained the gnat by axing
certain conditions imairing the usefulness Of the
onno after having given his promise to sign
the bill, would he have vetoed il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

+. II. FoLKrs, Sec. pro tenn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

necessity, punishment may well be restrained
within that limit which asserts and maintains
the authority of the law, and the subsection Of
the military TO the civil power. The defence
of New Orleans, while it saved city from the
hands of the enemy placed the name OF Cen
eral Jackson among those of the greatest Cap
tains Of the age, and illustrated one of the
brightest pages of our history. Now that the
causes of excitement, existing at the time have
ceased to operate, il is believed that the remis-
sion of this fine, aud whatever of qualification
that remission might cause the eminent man
who incurred and paid il, would be in accord
ance with the general feeling and wishes of the
American people.
have thus, iellow-cti2cns, acquitted myself
of my duty under the Constitution, by laying
before you, as succnctiy as ! have been able,
the state Of the Union, and by inviting your
attention to measures of much importance to
the country. The Executive will most zeal
ously unite lis efforts with those Of the Legis-
ative Department in the accomplishment Of
all that is required TO relieve the wants of a
common constituency, or elevate the destinies
of beloved country. -
JOHN TYLER.
Washington, December, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
AI.MANACS

We have been favored with "Walton's Vermont
Register and Farmers Almanac for lc43--also
with "The Vermont Almanac, Pocket hlcmorsn-
dun and Statistical Register" for lSl:I, the former
published at Montpelier, by T.. r. Walton & Sons
the latter at Woodstock, by Haskell x. Palmer
Both contain great deal of valuable and statistical
matter. and manifest good degree Of industry and
research in their compilation. The Astronomical
Calculations ofthe former are by Zadoc Thompson
of the latter by Hosea Doion.
We like the arrangement of the latter better than
that of the former 1t is more clear and methodical
II also affords greater space for memoranda. But
the former has many remarks and suggestions val
liable to the farmer, not contained in the latter II
also places on It's first page Counting House Al
manac, which is very convenient. We will ven
ture TO say that both worth the price demanded
for them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
1SG3
b o S 70 N a. T. WI q NJ "a G.

TIME BOSTON ALMANAC for 1s4S will
H. he ready for delivery about the second
week in December. The Publisher is happy
to annnunre To the Public TINT this number of
the Almanac will contain original rie,oS Of all
The Churches in Boston. The drawings were
made on The spot by an eminent artist of Bos-
ton, (Mr. H. Billings,) and were cut by some
of our best Enerave Each one is accompa-
MED with n short chronological account from
the formation of The Society to the present
time. This information, accompanied with a
correct view of each house of Public Worship
in the City, will give particular interest 10 The
Almanac; and especially so when ii is consider
ed that The whole Of The Churches an Boston
are embraced in he account.
The remainder OF the book will be occupied
with the usual matter found in the Almanac,
and which has given il so much celebrity in
years past. The covers of the Almanac will
be decorated with highly wrought specimens Of
Enclosing, and elaborate Fancy Printing
The volume, as a whole, will exceed any NUM-
Der that has yet been published. AS hut q
limited number will be struck oil, oar friends
from the country are requested to send in thcil
oldcrs MS soon as possible 10 The Pubsher,or &c
Messrs. Thomas GRooM & Co., State Street
Orders first received will be first attended to.
Boston, Nov. IS, 1S42 Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
pREsInENT,s MESSAGE.

The Presidents Message reached the Post
Office in this city at 25 minutes past 10 o'clock
last evening, by government express, having
left Washington at 8 minutes past one thus
accomplishing the distance (220 miles) in the
remarkably short space of nine hours and
tlceiUe minutes
IL presents an encouraging view OF The stale
of our public affairs, both foreign and domestic.
The condition of the Treasury is better than
we anticipated. The revenue during the past
three quarters, from all sources, amounted to
SOC clio, 599 rs, of which more than fourteen
millions were from customs, and about 3 ,000,-
900 from the public lands. The expenditures
were about the same rs the receipts. On the
other hand, about eight millions have been APP
piled towards the payment Of the public debt,
and 5000, 900 has been divided among The
States, under the Land distribution law. The
actual revenue may have about equalled the
actual expenses of the government. II is esti-
mated that there will be deficiency of about
holf n million OF dollars on the LIST of January
next.
The President recommends partial revision
! of the Tatii-so far rs To correct IFS most
prominent aulis,--and the establishment of Q
warehousing system. The eXchequer scheme
is still lavoritc measure with the President.
The expenses of the Post Office Department
have been brought within its income, which
exceeds that of 1871 in the sum Of ! l66, 600.
The Message embraces conn aratvcly lew
topics.-JouInal of Commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

At II O'clock, the Speaker took the chair,
and the roll being called, la members an
swered to their names. Mr.. Gushing moved
that a Committee be appointed to wait upon
the Senate and inform that body that there
was quorum. Adopted. Mr.. c. then
moved that Joint Committee be appointed
to wait upon the President, and inform him
that Congress was ready to receive any COM
munication from him. Messrs. Gushing,
Tillinghast, and -, we're appointed the
Committee on the part of the House. A
motion that the hour of meeting ofthe House
be at IL O'Clock, daily was adopted.
Mr.. Adams gave notice that, tomorrow, he
should move 10 rescind the 2lst rule, which
YOU know provides for the non-reception of
Abolition petitions. Mr.. Wise objected to
the motion, but the Speaker said it was in
order, as it was only a notice, and that IT
would take precedence of all other business.
Mr. Everett, of Vermont gave notice that
he should move TO bring in bill TO repeal
the Bankrupt Act. Intelligence came that
there was no quorum in the Senate-when
on motion of Mr.. McKcnnon, the House
adjourned.
In the Senate, only twenty-four members
appeared, and there not being quorum, nc
action was taken, and after while they dis
appeared.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
TEMPERANCE IN PUTNEY

Mr.. Ed,tor-You remember how much wos said
in the newspapers aud otherwise nbont the won.
derfnl Tempernnce tnovcmcn, IN th;s town las,
winter. II was proclaimed Mn ovcr tho cn,,n,rv
thn, we had made a bonfire of our ru,n thn, th,
merchants had voluntarily abandoned ,L s,lc If !,
and that the drunkar,ls were cn,ninT nvcr IN ,hp
pledce GAS clouds and as doves ,n ,5,;r ;,do,rs +"
So indeed il vas. put how Ia Il nav. r;,rh,
Thai fhc nnllie sbould hcnr The seo,,l ~ d. 80,
soon amer the merchants turned tbe t,nnl.rs az,
of hi, ,ctt,rs n ,,,,,, H. a, a. IT. -
commission on them and established a dcno, far
their benefit at the ferry. about a mile from This
VILLAGE The river d;rpc,ly bec,nnc n MAJ. Of much
resoSt some won, tbore In III, so,rc Ga ,,;,,,
some ON business /, was observed howcvrr ,hn,
these rver.pilor;ms rreouentlv carried iugs with
them and grnrr,lIv rrcirrr,d y, nhscur, t7o, III
bv tl,e side of Tho brook IN the highyay FThr
RIM. Lole rsidantlv drovo n ,hriy;ns h,sinoss al
summer. lis customers increased from lime "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
DIED,

In Gulford, Oct 3lst, Capt JoSAu Cutting,
aged s0--a revolutionary soldier, aud of the
first settlers Of the town in hich he lived.Shared
in its toilsgathered of lis blessngs-livcd in the
hope of the Gospel called suddenly 10 his rest.
Also, Dec. 9TH, Col. SAMUEL CUTTING, aged oil
Possessing an active mind, he gave himself TO hon
est industry, On manufacturing aud larnliugD until
he laid good foundation for the support aud future
usefulness of his rising family. AT the age of 3S,
his attention directed TO the subject of Saliva
ion he wisely chose the pearl of great price, and
became firm supporter TO the Church of his choice
He fingered in sickness his last years, often ex-
pecting his end was at hand-at last the angel
came, and he departed happy in God, in hope of a
glorious immortality.
In Marlboro, Nov GOTH widow Lucy Smith
consort of the late John Smith, aged e3 years,
In Chesterfield, N. ii. Mrs BErsEY MEAD, aged
~ years.
In New York, on Friday last, Mr. James Hough
ton, formerly a resident of this village, aged A.
years. His body was brought TO this place for in
tcrment
In Fayetteville Nov, %, of consumption, Mr.
Laura A. wife Of Mr. Jones Merrificld, in the 21tt
year of her age.
In Dulnmerston, Nov eth, Mrs Martha Butter
field, wife of Capt Ezra Battlefield, deceased, agct
50 years She has left five children to mourn
their irreooverable loss Mrs Buterield had lons
been a WORTHY member of the Congregations
Church in West l}rDttleboro. As Christian, Mrs
Buterfeld adorned her profession she WAS uprigh
in her general walk she most animated wher
the claims of the Gospel and the concerns OF an
other world were the subject of conversation, Al
mother, wife, neighhor, aud friend, she was pc
cularly dear and compassionate.
Blessed are the righteous AID there is every
reason to believe that her state, though changed
will be forever happy.
'When mortal creatures resign their breath,
| And fall a clod OF clay;
The soul, immortal, wings its flight
To ne overseeing day"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
PROBATE COURTS

For the District Of Marlboro in The County Of
WiadhGm
vENHE ''Fined Tines and Places for hold
a ing said Courts the year ensuing, are APP
pointed as follows:
December, las, Thursday, at the Inn of Arad
Burnett, New Fame; January, last Thursday,
at Henry Smiths Inn, Brateboro; February,
last Thursday, George L. Hodges Inn, VIII
mngton; March, last Thursday, at the Inn
now occupied by Arad Burnett, New Fame;
April, last Thursday, Henry Smiths Inn,
Bral,eb0ro; May Goth, al the Inn of Pearley
Ballou, Marlboro; June, last Thursday, at
Arad Bumelt's Inn, New Fame; July, last
Thursday, Henry Smiths Inn, Bratileboro;
August, last Thursday, George l.. Hodges
Inn, Wilmington; September, last Thursday,
ArOd Hurnet's Inn, New Fame; October, last
Thursday, Henry Smiths Inn, Braitleboro;
November, 18th. ut the Inn of Peailey Ball6u,
Marlboro. o1
MARSHALL MILLER, Judge.
Newlane, December /, 1912. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

STRANGE PRocEEDING.-The Board Of Al
dermen in New York, on Monday evening, re-
ceived communication from Monmouth H..
Hart, Esq sheriff, enclosing the sum Of = 900,
which he had received in letter signed wv
w W." sent TO him on the day proceeding the
one appointed for The execution Of John G. Colt.
The letter in which the money was developed,
stated that the sum was offered on condition
that Mr.. Hart, the sheriff, would like General
jackson, boldly assume the responsibility, and
decline, and positively refuse 10 hang Coll.
If he acceded TO the suggestion of the writer
he was to receive another sum of s. 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
BRIGHTON MlRKNT, DEE. :.

At market SO Beef Cattle, l5O Stores, 1000
Sheep, and 770 Swine. 8n tf,r
PRlCES-Beei Cattle Last week prices were
fully sustained, A few yoke extra Mt So First
quality "a a 50 second quality 1926 a IS; third
quality 2 so a SO,
Barrelhng Cattle Mess 3 ~; No. |, 2 80,
Storcs-Very few sales effected.
Sheep--Lots were sold from SOC TO 81 IS,
Wethers from rs to 9 20.
Swine--Lols To pedde at 2 l-2c for Sows and
&c for Burrows. Al retail ifou , to Ire
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

The Horrible Cincinnati .96nr.--The account we
published last week, copied from the Cincinnati
Sun, giving horrible account of an outrage by
certain persons in good standing, aqd wealthy
upon an old and feeble mother, who was left 10 die
in garrett is confirmed, in all its important partc
ulaIs, by the Cincinnati Times.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
WAETONS
VERMONT REGISTER
AND t.
FARMERS ALMANAC,
1S A3

THIS DAY PUBLlSHED-DEC. 9, 1912.
Containing the fullest Reelster of Attorneys,
Clergynen, Physicians, Poslmaslers, State,
Town, County, Civil, Judicial and Military
Officers ever published; also Business Drec-
tory oi,the principal Villages in the State, a
memorandum for every day in the year, and a
larger variety of other valuable and interesting
matter, TO the farmer and business man, than
is TO be found in any other Register.
90 As another publication, containing sim
liar matter, but less complete as Register,
has been issued at Woodstock, all desirous OF
purchasing our edition, viii please order Oval
TONS VERMONT REGISTER"
For sale by the Publishers, J. II. Marston,
and G. w. Cobb & Co., Montpelier: C. Good
rich, and Wins. Loomis X Co., Burlington;
iona. Hagar, Mddehury; J. P. Milton, Rus
land; Joseph Sleen, Brattleboro; Simeon lde,
agent for Claremont IN. H. Manufacturing
Company; Ira White, Ncwbury; j. Russell,
ST. Abans, and by paper-makers, merchants
and traders generally.
f.. p. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier Dec. ., 1912. 4wl5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
u. STATES DISTRICT COURT
F6r tie District Of Vermont.
TN q a NJ KR U TIC Y f.

NOTICE TO show cause against petition Of
" Blanchard & Blodgel and Curtis & Mer-
IAN, all of Boston, in the County Of Suffolk
and State of Massachusetts,, Creditors, that
FosrEnA. WHEELER, Of Patney in said Dis
iricl, be declared Bankrupt, at the Office Of
Samuel Prenliss, District Judge, in Montpelier
in said District on Tuesday, the tenth day of
January, l9A3, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

Our winter has set in in earnest. All the
predictions of hard winter seem, from pres
ent appearances, likely to be realized. We
have had snow to the depth of foot or over,
already, and the cold north winds have made
us trembe again. If the other months are AS
severe comparatively as November has been, the
thick skinned onions have prognoslrated true
70 the liIt.-BuGaLo Ga.eite, Nor. %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

A LARGE assortment Of Taors' Trim
IN nings of every description, Just received az
Nov 30. C. ToWNSLEY 4 SONS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
AUCTION.

HV TURNED out TO satisfy sundry demands, a
T. N lot of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, consist
ing of Rum, Gin, Brandy and Wines, Pepper,
Spice, &C., Boots and Shoes, a Cooking Stoves,
Box Stoves, Drugs and Medicines, one good
two Horse Thorough Braced Wagon, one
Chase, 4 Harnesses, &C., &c., which will be
sold at Public Vendue on Saturday the I7ih
day OF December next, ut The Store formerly
occupied by A. Jones, in Fayetteville. .s,ts
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
/ MARSHALL NEWTON, ID. Sheriff.
Newiane, Nov. %, 1919. Id