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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont District. In Bankruptcy
Notice To show cause against petition Of JOHN
GATES of Victory in said District, 10 be declared
Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rutland, in
said District, on Thursday, October q, ls42, 10,
A. NJ. 26S WI.
Notice show against petition of JOHN
MASSEY Of irasbutgh in SAID District, to he declur-
ed Bankrupt, "A: the Court House, in Rutland, in
said Disrict,on Thursday, October G, sag 10 A. NJ.
Notice to show cause against petition of VAL
ENTINE WILEY of Glover in sand District, to
be declared Bankrupt, at The Court House, ia Rut
land, in said District, on Thursday October 6,lSi2
20, A NJ. PCS w3
Notice To show cause against petition of DRIVES
l. BROWN ofCharlesron in said asA2 strict, to he
declared Bankrupt, at the Court tiN6&e in Rutland
in said District, ON Thursday, October g, 1912, TO-
A. Nj. 26S w3
Nolice TO show cause against petition of DAVID
Nj BEACH of Albany in said District, to be do
cured Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rutland,
in said District, on Thursday, October q, loi2 10,
A. M 2Go w3
Notice show cause against petition Of WAL
TON HUI Of Waterford, in SAID district, to be
declared Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rus
land in said district, Thursday October g. 1912,
TO- A. M. 26Sw3.
Notice TO show cause against petition OF ZARA
CRAWFORD Of Newport in said District, TO be
declared Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rut
land in said district on Thursday October 6, 1912,
TO- A. M. 2b8w3
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TByUE subscriber proposes to sell his FARM 10
Il cated one and n half miles west of 81. johns
bury Plain, on The stage iond leading TO DanvllIe,
containing about $50 acres of good land, properly
divided for tase, pasurage,~c. WIN good "oo1
lot and sugar orchard of 600 trees. Upon sad
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, and u
school house within short distance; first rate set
Of farming tools, and sugar ul"nss,are also offered
for sale. said farm will be sold ut bargain II apph
ed for 5000. Tcrms-lor the most part of The pur-
chase money reasonable credit, II required.
Tho fences upon the farm are good, and there Is
good waller at The house and barns
JOHN n SINCLAIR.
p S. For particulars inquire Of Moses Kit
,redge, st. Johnsbury, or of the subscriber, at
Bath, n. H.
March, 81. 1912. 2f2H
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Real Estate at Auction.

TIME subscriber, as Executor OF RICHARD
4 LANG, Esq. late OF iianover,N FL. deceas
ed, will sell at public acctinn, the 9Th day of
October next, at one O'Clock p. NJ at the Inn of
H. r. Darling, in Concord, VT. the following land
in said Concord, viz:
Lot No. 2 in the I'd Div Range 10
" 80 I" 3 9
"l5" ca S
al Of said lots belonging the right Of Ebenezer
Waibudge.
The sale will be absolute and short credit will
DO given on good security. Further particulars at
sale. JONATHAN FREEMAN, I'd Exo'r.
Hanover, Sept. 10, 1S42. 268w3
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Something New.

* RIOS NJ AN Il PARKS manufacture
~ and keep constantly for sale st. Johnsbuty
Plain, Patent WINDOW BLIND FASTENINGS,
wholesale and retail.
A new and superior article which, for neatness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy. the
and certainty of combining the blind aud pre-
venting i,s rattle, or noise, when open shut is
unequdlled by any, all foimer inventions. For
durability and cheapness they have no rIval.
Persons ordering fas'enings will state the thick
mes of their blind. All orders by stage and other
wise duly answered.
CROSMAN & PARKS
ST. John sbury, April 1912. 246-t
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US hereby given, that petition will be presen
4 led to the Legislature % Vermont at its next
session To be- holden at Montpelier the ID Thurs
day Of October next praying for company to he
field Village to the County road near Nlolly's Pond
in Cabot
J. l.. CARPENTER.
Marshfield, Sept. 9TH, 1912 2G5 w3
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From the Patriarch,
NITEN c E.

NITEN CE.
BY WILLIAM CUTTER
Hope for the stricken heart!
Health for the souls disease
Monrner whoe 'er thou art,
Thy grief thy father sees;
And every promise of his word
Assures thee thy deep prayer Is heard.
Let costly offerings sroan
. On affairs bathed in blood
Can ouiwards rites atone
For hearts opposed to God
Thousa nds of hecatombs were vain
Pardon for one offence to gain
Let clouds OF incense rise
From countless golden shr'neS
Lot odors fill the skies
From midas breathing vines
Rivers Of oil to heaven appear
Less worth than one repentant tear.
Let pride her claim put forth
In her dark hour Of need
Her long acknowledged worth,
Let mortal virtue plead!
Abashed, rejected, both shall fail
The contrile spirit shall prevail.
Then lift thy stream ing eyes,
And stretch thy hands in prayer,
The broken heart for sacrifice
Still finds acceptance there
And Joy thrills all the courts of heaven
When souls with grief for SIN are riven.
Give vent TO all thy tears,
Pour out thine utmost grief;
He, who The contrite hears,
Knows when to give relief
He counts thy teaIs-he knows thy pain
And faith TO him ne'ei look ed IN vain.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

AT n Probate Court holden al II asburgh within and
for said District on the l3 day of September, A.
ID. 1882:
A n iNSTRU MENr purportns to be tho last
IA Will and Testament of MARGARETT
WELLS, late Of Barton, in said district deceased,
was presented to The Court here for Probate, by
HANNAH WELLS, the Executor therein named,
Therefor it is ordered by said court that public
notice be gwen To all persons interested therein to
appear before the Probate Court aforesaid al a
session thereof 10 be holden nj the dwelling house
of Hannah Wells al Barton, said district, on the
Sth day of October next, AZ 10 O'Clock, a ri. and
contest the Probate of said Willard it is further
ordered that this order he published three weeks
successfully, IN the Gale lonan, newspaper priu.
ted al ST Johnsbury, in this State, The last Of
which shall be previous TO the day assigned atorc.
said for hearing.
Given under my hand at tho probate Office at
lrasburgh, this l3th day OF September, 4. ID.
1912 26Sw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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10Y virtue of supGyy decress in Bankruptcy, issu
ED ed out Of the District Court of Vermont, vosls
ing in me tho several rights and joint Estates
of the bankrupts therein set forth, | will sell at
public auction, at the Store Of Moves Hopkinson 10
West Derby, on tho 9Th day ofOctober next, mt 10
oclrck, a. NJ all the right and interest Jonathan
s. Whitchur has To the following described farm-
on which he now lives in said Derby, 10 Wit, all
that part of lho second divsiun lot dtawn the
al 2 nal right OF Samue Hull which lies East of
the cove on Lake Memphremagog Also the whole
of The second division Lot drawn to the original
right Of Robert Brown, together with Hprses
Horse Cart and Harness, pnrlor Stove and Pipe,
10 Sheep, IS volumes OF Miscellaneous Books, |
clock, large quantity of Spruce and iemIock
Boards, with other articles of personal property.
ALSO, AS ABOVE,
at the dwelling House ofJoseph Warren, in Iras-
5urgh, on the 18th day Of September instant, a, 9
o'clock p. NJ one Rife Gun one Clock one Par
Tor Stove, and other articles Of personal property,
beng the assets OF Joseph Warren.
Also, "a above. at the house of JACOB ~.
WHITE, in irasburgh, on the 29th day OF Septem
Der nsiant,at IL o'clock noon,l Wagon 2 p longhs,
! Hog, and other property, being the assets Of
Jacob NJ. White. JACOB BATES
Sent. 8, 1912 AssisRco for Orleans County
267 wa
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e. 01n w ay IA cliCineS,
MAJ l.. klDDER gives notice that he bs 81,
w ceeded the late L Kidder N The prD,a
ton of the well known Coaray .Iedicins. and
will hereafter give particular attention to the pre-
paraiion Of the following articles, tie lone c;a5
Iished celebrity of which, precln1es the necesN
of re publication of The numerous certificates
the hand of the proprietor.
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMlTIC LLVI.VG.YT /
For Rheumatism, Bru ;ses, SpralnS Numbnea
Chllblains, Stiffness in the Joints &c, viii afT /
the most unexpected and immediate relief in ii,
most obstinate cases Of Rheumalsmin d few hour;
this article is openly Recommended B., physicians,
The LiniInent is doue up IN enlarged bottles -
Price 81 | 2 cents.
DU.NFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
The extensive sale and established te9NNNloDd
Dunn fries Itch Ointment. encourages Vie W"Pf@A
10 recommend it TO the puGhc wlih tene'efs
iidence, rs the most innocent ana po"rr',se! N
for this annoying disease; IL contains 10 n&'i
or any other dangerous Ingredient ,-aDa "s
applied at all times with perfect safety FEt'
cents Box.
REMEDY FOR THE PILES
The coucnrring testimony of relieved p'sa
from all quarters, testify ing 10 the cure; efscs5
the medicine alter all others had failed, t.tkW
with the increasing demaud for the article hoa'
parts of the county, prove II To he one OIIOeH
valuable specifies known lor this rouCeson'@N 4
paint. U II Clergy man,o,iteS:
Boston Feb -, Hl
have made trial of Dumfries' Pie LecN
and found it produced a salutary influence aa
Immediately, and confidently believe Il anM
,uai remedy for that uncomfortable aud dFOI'HE
complaint. Humanity has induced me TO recon-
mend it 10 persons Illus afflicted, and 50 a"
continue Ia do. Yours respectfully. ~
The remedy consists @ an Ointment aud LNAH
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- W " l. . or AMERIr,
PURSUANT to warran, issued 'o VI, TO Wr
4 Distr'ct Court Of the Uniled s,a,. VI IIN
District, do hereby give this pub,ic W., Tor said
information for the violation Of tho "o''ce that
OF me United states, have been fIad ,a '"u' Law
10y Charles Davis, Esq District A,,n. ~ sa'd Com
nlted States for said Dsrtict. ppoins,,'! " The N
described goods, wares and n4erchprJ'y. "0Tg|
3 horses, harnesses, TWO horse ,ya,' town;
long neck yoke, srcioale, old r 1I", lIGtAL
| saddle trace chains, 9 horse bl,nka,"s N0t \
halter 500 in specie piece Of II black , G Gls
co'0fed COTTON shawls, pair leather n",. nuh
oooks,4 pairs cordaroy paDlaloons. n,; C1
buckskIn pants, pairs linen drlinr nI r"' moo
bride, l gray haired Trunk, poii F1 "" new
pants, blue and white striped Sbiss %IaNaak
worsted vest, ) summer vests, old IrurI S"ef
D Indian hachets, 3 hammers. 10 baos onIe lSH.
OF salt supposed to contain ~ bushels n,So%Sks
seized AT Hydrpark, in said District on ,Io o,
April, lSl2; Also French horse. seyel ~,
lock, in SAID District on the 18Th day of NJ. " '6
Also black horse seized at Glover !, ,,l t'
tricl on the 9Th Dec lSil; Also ,o' "a" Us
seized at Derby in said Distric, on Aha %6 Ftfi
February, 1912; Also l Carpet bag md ,' .!
black Broadcloth, seized at Derby in said n!. sN
on the lOth day Of June lri2 Also, p.r.
horse seized at Wa;rryle, 10 said Di>rdr ' oo
18th day Of March 1912; Also French bo,,s .'
ed al Cambridge, IN said District on ,hs gql y
of March, 1912; And trial will be had on thu Ss
going seizures and the same will be coDjoman
ogreeably to the play er OF said informsloo A. II,
next stated term Of SAID Dislricl Cmrt.,obe Lo5r
al Rutland within and Tor sand Dhujr "
the sixth day of October next, unless claim
claims shall be interposed on or before that dn.S
which ali persons interested will take notice n /
govern themselves accoT iingy
Given under my hand, at Bradford in sad D,I,s
this cath day Of August, a. D 1872
267w4 WILLIAM BARRON. U. :. Marshall
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EEgurs! EEasYs!! KNsurs e!

THNHE subscribers have just received large as
D. sorrmeut of OTTER, SHETLAND SEAL
and NUTtlA CAPS at prices thar will not caIl Il"
suit.-Also, Il few LADIES NUTS, and uno
bale large, dark colored and heavy BUFFALO
ROBES. FULLER, IDE Il co.
Lyndon, Sept, %, 1912. 2G9w7.
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FAMILY PRAYER.

In binding family together in poaeo ana 'o'e'
there is no human influence like that OF uoihesuo
prayer Uniting them in common object, IL u
nitos THAR svmpalhies and desires. Raising ihe'r
heor,s 10 heaven, il brings them together in 'he
nresence of God. The family altar is an asyem 10
which thew repair from the cares and tolls of life
Reminding them of the rest reserved J" heaven F"
unues them in efforts Of faith and obedience for its
attainments. Earth has no hoer spot than house
thus sanctifed by prayer; where the voice OF sup,
pIicaton and thanksgiving consecrates every day;
where the Word of God is devoutly read, and
Young and old unite TO show forth all Ills praise
1t may be humble, but il is holy, aud, hcr:or0
heavenly. Poverty may be there, and sorrow, but
its i'm ates are rich in faith and peace and hope
Sickness may enter IT, but they will come an
gls o! peace and mercy, and he spirit whom they
release from ,he imprisonment Of the flesh shah
be united, free and happy, to worship forever, as
arth could not permit them auily in heaven.
CONSCIENCE. a tender conscience is like tho
apple "f mans eye--rhe lonst dust that gathers
into il affects it, There is and better way
10 know whether our consciences dead and
pid than 10 observe what impression small
make upon them; ii we are not very careful 10
void all appearance Of evil, and to shun whatever
The vanity OF our own thoughts and words, ut the
rising Up Of sinful emotions and desires in us. as
we have been iormerlY, We may then conclude
that hearts are hardened, and our consciences
stupilyng-ior tender conscience will 40
more allow of small sins than of great sins.-B ish.-
op Hopkins
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EDAnDaSGsGkk'S ANaa'kssb WEED
PATENT CAST IRON
SIN * & u u M L II .

THIS Sink has recently been got up 10y the subs
scriber, To bu used article of common Kitchen
furniture Tho inclined table, the table drawer
and pannel work cupbVar DIS are made of wood.
The form Of the Iron Sink is such that II Is
easily kept clean is mol liable to rust while in COM
mon use aud is entirely without smell in hot
weather II furnishes convenient place for set
ting iron ware when taken hot from the stove or
fire place; II can also be conveniently used as tub
for washing vrgelubles clothes, iron ware, win.
dows, nc, &c. 1t is particularly convenient for
washing dishes; the sink furnishes place Tor the
dishes and for II tub kiIte for the winter. The
inclined table is a convenient place for laying the
dishes while wet and theirs is attached to the
same drawer under The table 70: knives and forks,
cuuboards for towels, table cloths, dishes and hol
low
The Pump is attached to the Sink; it may be
easily taken pieces, the parts put together
repair II without the expense Of sending for me.
hardened and polished SO that ii will not wear and
is thus rendered less liable 10 rust
The lead pipe is attached by bringing il up thro
that pnrl Of the pump which is cast with the Sink,
aud Aaring the end Of il aud turning it -
to form Aanch for the lower box To set upon; the
lower box is then put on and hammered and screw
ed down so as 10 lauan out the lead between the
box aud ron SO 10 make il air tight.
The Sinks cast for TWO pumps if wanted, the
one 70 draw water from Il we'll, and the other from
a cislern. Sinks also furnished without the
Pump, when the pumps not wanted.
IUXlIAM PADDOCK
ST. Johnsbury, Vt. 267tf
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EOr Sale ma this Office.

TEStlE following Blanks may be obtained at the
4 Office of the Caedonian
WARRANTED and MORTGAGE DEEDS,
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS,
JUSTICE WRITS,
NlGH WAY TAX BILLS,
BLANK NOTES,
VENDUE (l.and) BLANKS,
MILITARY
EXECUTIONS,
Peas amid Oats,
NOR sale by SHEDD q JEWETr
II Sept, 8, 1912 267
w I'D ID Il,
NXTANTED, in exchange for Goods, by
w June IA. SHEDD 81 JEWETT
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sc a e SG o sisv
n ST Door North Of FARMERS ~ MECUAN
Il les STORE up Stairs.
Latest New Yort and London Fashions JUS; 70
ceved.
ALL GARMENTS MADE BY HIM WAR.
RANrED TO FIT.
ST. Jnhnsbury Centre, April 1912. 250li
" o q a Is DIV As,
or different sizes, for sale by
W SIlEDD 81 JEWETT
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FSNtlE subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
4 on The road leading from the East Village,
ST. Johnsbury, to l.y ndon Corner, containing $40
acres OF first rate land-l5O acres of which is I'LL.
age and plsturage, and the reminder is well God
ed. On said iarm is n sugar orchard of about 600
trees. There are upon the farm good sto.
ry dwelling house, four good barns, and other out
buildings, and also supply ofexceIent wafer.
Any wishing TO uichasc are invited to call and
view the premises. portion of The purchase
money will be wanted next spring, and liberal
credit Will he given for the remainder.
DAVID BRONSON. JR.
ST JohEsbury, July 10, 1892 259tf
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DUuFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
REMEDY FOR THE PILES,

The coucurriBg testimony of relieved @isa
from all quarters, testify ing 10 the cures eisrst
the medicine alter all others had failed w.tN
with the increasing demaud for the article Iioa'
paris of the county, prove it to he one oih' o."
specifics known for this rouGIeson" N
plant. u II Clergy man,0'ites:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
TABg & GILES,

tAhiih eh'li bhS a COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IN rear Of ErehgHge Hofel Main f. Street
FAKE this method OF calling the attention of tho Mem,
Il bcr1 Of the legislature and the public generally To-
their stock Of Family Groceries. Their assortment "A
complete. Their Wines LIN and Teas eepeclly ara
Of The very best Among them, are The following, viz:
Oh Pale Cosrac Brndy-Niniose lSl6 & 1910
old London poeR do
OIL ZiZcIac do
Old Jimaica Rum
Old Scotch whiskey OF Mountain Dew
pld Irish do and old Rye-(superior)
Old APPLE and Peach Brandy
Oh lafayette, blackburn, HOPE u y.,.i,, ,y,.
Oh Black Warrior and other brands ''aue"a wines
Old Pom Wire. old and genuine
OIL pale aud brown sherry Wines, various brards-se.
bet, as per certificate In hand
Boxers Old Auchcr 1854. Hcdsieck ch.,,.t
I7ri Dnrhain-liarTlson Harp
Jucu, Juno aud other brands wines
Sparkling Burgundy
schc lam Gin, London Porter and Pale Ale
Demoya and Norma Ilsafs
Cuba smoking Tobacco
large assortment Of each, Caislps, Pickles Jenlcs,
Branded Fruits sc. &c.
Anehovies Anehovy Paste, Picked Lobtters and sal.
French sardnes la oil
Old English Cheese, Olives and Gamers
Maccarun and Nernacells
Icils' Extra No Chocolate and Cocoa
Bakers do do
All Of which, together with other articles too numerous
10 mention, offered for sale for cash. % puucfuni
cnsioneTs as low as they be had in ts market. We
desire call from those who want feel sure that the
eondca ANY article purchased OF that no, give
onfc satisfaction, be returned c convenience
the purchaser, and the money will be refunded for the
same deS
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oREM q nORLING.
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank.
RICHMOND VA -

MOULD respectfully inform thcir friends and the nu
w lie generally. thai they have hand very ei,cn.
siNc snrinen Of fashionable Fa and iisr CloflfHr
such as super Diamond, Wave anl PLAN beaver Cvo,
to2is-Frock Ccas-Do do made in the most IL bonsi.
siYc-Piot Oven Colis-Co;h and Cambct Cioaks-ITrld
,oih Dress ami Ercck Goats, every variety IL color
super Plain and Fancy Cashmere panr--l'iinct a., -
Vests OF Plain ard Fancy Vclyc Merno Cashmere Clch
satin and sik Flannel Lambs VOL shaker Kn shrts
&c. ' '' ''sc'
ourassoriu Ont being made by ourselves we can with
conch-c, oNcT them 10 the public superior Goods and
Workin1ahip-ali of which vail self on ~ reasopte
terms the quality can tie purcla ed for la tis az,
any OF Tie Northern Cities. ~ -
We also have On hand SAMPLES OF the latest style Cots
'assncTes ant Ncsiings which will make 10 orer in
we o fashionable manner, NJ short notice. and warrant
Tue NJ am workmanship 4. b. SPENCE, AGENT
no 10 <n sign OF d Moflpr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

FRESH SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS.
TOuN WRIGHT respectfully in;mlies that he has
ceivcd further supply OF FAN Goods, which, owing Il
the depressed state Of the market he has been enabled
buy very cheap for cash He has, also, for the puOs
OF reducing his stock previous 10 the
year. reduc cd the price % every article in his
All in want OF cheap and scasonablc Dry Good nve
10 call and examine. lie would particularly call attention
TO the following, viz:
iiosicry-A full assortment OF every kind and price
Irish Linens Pillow Case Iinens kcntings. Shcetuss &c
Table Damask, Damask Cloths, Diapers, Russia Dii
pcrs, &c.
few pieces OF Dark French merino, As 81 per yard
only
rlain. Figured, Waicrcd and Chenc silks
French, English and American Cal.eocs
Mousclans from Is 81 per yard and upward
Ginghans Ildkfs, ScartS, &c.
striped Tareton Muslin Nett
English, French and German Thread Laccs and gings
Muslin Bands, Needle Work Clpcs. Collars, CUTS, sc.
Red and White Fiannsls, from Is Cd upwards
White and Brown Cotton Cloth, from 60 upwards
Together with full assortment of other scascuable
Goods which will all be offered al equally reduced prices
clio JOHN WRIGHT
Make READY-TAF<B AIM FIRE.
JUST received per ship Independence, nom Ensia
very splendid assortment Of Duelhne, Pocket and
Travelling Pistols, manufactured by the very best work
men In England, expressly to NY orders.
THOMAS TYRER,
de III Importer Of Guns, Pistol. &c.
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AGTNA FIRE INSURANCE. CONTRARY
OF uARTFORn CONN

To persons forwarding Produce or Merchandise
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
and LOUISE Rail Roads.
NOTICE Is hereby givcr that and amer Monday next
3ist inst the Fieigh; Train for tho Louisa Railroad
viii leave regularly Mondays for q 1rtonsyic return.
ing TO Richmond ON Tucsays-snd will leave regularly on
Wednesdays for frcdcticklburs returning thence 10
Richmond on Thursdays.
Persons sending articles by either Railroad please
orwart them the proper DcTo the days drevous
those above named
Extra Trains will be SENT whenever they may be ,ela
red. THOMAS SHARP
jazz Superintendent OF MISREPRESENTATION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

GREAT BAReANs IN DRY COODs--
Prices reduced. 18th December, 1871.

[ IN I'LL bHOoks& HUDSON, beg leave to
- aucntion 10 their remaining stock embracing ,vc.
~ ey staple aud Fancy Goods which they now offer
PLiecs, as they anxious TO reduce th.Ir
STOCK previous TO the lat ofJanuary M whls ma
ness. 'N' ""s new years. asf
Ihey arc determined to offer such induc emopts m
able Goods. IVA want OF season.
They particularly invite attention the following sood,
OF which they have choice stock viz s s'SN''
Rich new style Cinema and Chanscablo sIlk.-B,h, and
dark shades '~'-nsh' anu
Mouslanc dc i.ancs, Pcphns and Chai,ies
Plain Mode Coorcd Mouslaines
Black Gro do Rhine silks
splendid waddcC silk Msnullas, Scarfs and shawl.
DO Emeroidered Ihibct and Bocha shawis
kabyic and Nett thawls, low price
Extra fine Blue, Wool Black and Fancy ro,or., rto,,
do NO CURED Beaver aud Pilot Clotlix, ~ ~"'"'
DO 90 Cassimefcg, handsome ma sor,r.n,
Mcrinocs at b. Is 81, AMI As CT
rreneh and 1crinan Mcrinocs dark winter prints
w mc anu scarlet Fannels, rich printed Boo kinss
nerseya, bnseys sauncisand Blankets for Negroes
nara hhc He'd blankets, al reduced price.
Beaehed and Brown Domesiles, and Cotton oxnabuys,