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MYsTERIOUS!--Agen gentleman belonging to

MI NSIENIOOS!--A gentleman belonging 10
WI one of the most ancient and wealthy families of
this citywho must be well known TO numerous friends
having since the year 1918, up, to recently been bent
nearly double and for several years confined to his
bed, has been restored to good health-has reganed
his natural erect posi,ionand has quilted his car
riage, and now walks with easel! We believe this is
hcgenteman'~ own description as near as pos sblc,
and there no cXargcraton in it. We will give inqu-
rers his address, and doubt not humane feelings will
excuse the liberty; so that any one doubting may
knoic these iacts-hough he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other instances, Mr.. Jas.
G, Reynolds IA Chrise-strect, has been restored,
and will give personal assurances of the facts of his
case Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sinews. Howhas this cen done?
AnSmer. Byhe hdian Vegetable Elirer IN
ternally, and He'ceS' Nerre and Bone Liniment
externally. Jan. 30, lS4l.
Sold only By COMSTOCK f. CO., II Mlidcn
Lnac Neic York. n9
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents a few
doors east of the Post Office, Burlington, Vt.
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FOR SALE.
IS: THAT large and conmod.ous two sto-
n. i ~ H:lci. wcliiiyiyouse o. b.


us. TNUAT large and conmodious two s'o-
yft.s. l ~ n.,rE DwelihyIsouse :. H..
a. u situated on the west side OF College green
-...s:Av at the bend of College-strcet in this VII.
aGt; The llousE Is 81 by As, with basement story
With kitchen an Provision cellars, aud wing 81 =
o5.e tending north On College Green, with wood al
"lore hure below, and chaIul cr> and leey,uo room.
ABOVE. |ar.e and coumodioW. Barn, Carr.a-e house
zee n"u e ahd ulhrr out houses, and spacious var.
west Ct HE dwelling hal>. and good duralIe We,
r "s or Of The tst qualify the village, an r.
ri~'tTl' Ohc AMI quarter acre, OF land, Of The Ar'
ai'ty ar-e garden and choice fruit tree, west 81
,hr hyu.e and yard.
The Bidding, are constructed N modern style, 81
he best materials and Worslan>h We're erected y
The Subscriber fer his own Use, aud the oauon al.
lords very extensive and pleasant prospect Of tn"
vi!.aIe and lake CA the West and j. not surpassed hy
any other in this part Of the coUntry
A>o iot sale a lot containing an acre ctiand direct
" opposite the al owe lot with small cunveulenlW ol
dwelling house thereon.
Purchasers are invited 10 cal and cxrnne for them
selvc,-lerns made known by the >ufsrri! on The
premises. SAMUE Ell REED.
Burlington june, l6, 1870 NJ
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LYMAN d COLE

TJAYN received their usual extensive a>sorrmcn,
/ 1 AMI variety Of SprGE and Sunmer {; q Q u :
which they cra' greatly reduce prce> con in.r
n pari of Printed Lawns, CamlrIc, MaslinS and
Rrh ATTN .rlel Bllzornc g., FIR !alcs' Sumner
Dire. Is.
NeN pattern Muslin de LANES, satin ,trp'l Eolians,
&c.
PLAN, 'ac; AMI Nac lacl, Bonazne,
Figured t'ue black aoi ro'orcl do.
Heavy Hack Canton, erode Swiss andcold Silks.
Shawls.
Lnpn', Lest carlct b'ar' anlcoor"l Mrrno.
ScaIfs aud Fancy Hanlkcrchiets.
Mu~ln de Lame Thu ct wool, ani fancy satin
Hermann; Larhonc Cwya's, raw six if'lkls.
Muslin De Lame Showl>, raw Xix do, printed
wur~teldo.
La Fancy silk Mitts and Gloves, colorcl FIUet
do, lack sewin- siIl. du Mls-e>.co ored mix
Gloves, Mems Lille Thread, co'urol 81 l., white
silk, and KID do Mems black Italian Crayal,,
black silk half Hn,e, and India ruhl cr Su~pen-
der>, Ladie-' white and black silk Hose anl
Gloves, while Mcunu Hose, Hack and cCiure
,i,k and kH Gloves.
For GcntIcmcI's Summer Wear.
Striped and plain white linen Drli, coorcd do.
Gamlroon-, Hamilton Mixtures and Denim.
Mixed Satneue. Ermnnel'e, Jacket Linen, sc.
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head, Sar, VI lis, Mli.e>ex and other
Cotton Shcctug~. A -rcat quantity lleachei
sheetnE and shirllng, very low priced. Union
heachcd cotton, IS and yard wide, Bartlett
do. 81 and Ct do. making more extensive
assortment than we have evcrkep'.
MeIrimar cotton sheeting, >upeIdne unblcached
cotton shifting, SululG aud cord drill heavy tick
ing AMI waljmg.
Three Cases If Uni rclla> anl Para ols CAP,
Bonnet ana neck Ribbons, 1'ailc;a DO. Gallons
Taste, e..
Prints.
Fall River, NcTimac, Dover, Bristol and many
other styles If American prints, very low priced
English and French prints, Ginglams, &c.
Broad Cloths.
A General assortment Of Burlington Mil Co. Broa,
Cl0,h-co family on hand. Al>oulher STYLES O.
broad CLOTHS and Cashmere, English, Frcncl
and German do,
Felel Capeun-.
st, Tw-,, Buttons, Surge, Canvass, Padding
Seeria, &C. a..
Burlington, 30 May, 1872,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07

Mr.. r. Gadlin Il Delhi n y, of naturally con.
,umpve constitution, has leru saved from m M
timely endly The U-e Of DIR. Tavor> Ra.>aln OF Liv-
erwur. severe colt lrou9ht on an al'aci II P!'u-
rosy, and thus ..n-i GENERAL c'v AMI cou~ 'lup
ton. constant ruIgh he tic lu, h, rc.te~- nights,
qlci. pulse. ant cont nutl los ct tt-i lgelci II
speedy death tIt soon a. commenced the u e ,t
lhi- luI-an grew letter, aul /, uoH i!.y restored
10 health.
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RuRtyNarOM Cy7ArR wACNoRY

10 tOlItsipnu WIFI tl' tIlItS'
FEATHERS, AND FEATHER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Constantly on hand, supply of warranted Live
Grecse Feathers, which will be sold low for cash.
WANTED, by the subscriber Curl and Birds Eye
Maple, delivered his shop in Church opposite
the old Bank. c. l.. Mel son
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HAS Just returned from New York with tn,
IL SPRING FASHIONS: also, superior
sort ulcnt of TRIMMINGS. NESTINGS, sc.
shop in Church street, nearly opposite the Bank
Burlington. Nav II 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07

FIR this d,ea.c, have Away found nr. Taylor.
IA am OF Llvcr"urt exec cnt rene ". II l.,
once "a >atc and 50 e'tjvc, that Away It IN
my practice, aud recommend II 10 my irIcud- ]
nave used il hundreds of cs-e- Vihn the pa.
four year, and have never hal it ,il. In many
cases oiashma, fully lccvc II TO have icen the
mean, Of ,aving prcclou lives. Let al n-e il.
GEORGE RALPH VI. ..
None genuine but that prepared a 575. Bowery.
New lurI as Will sc seen Iy til. la ell AMI ,rra -
Ucr~ of each bottle. BE SIRE Won Loo. when vou buy.
ihc gCn1inc can Away, re ulrair-i oithe
Oh AGENT, Me ~rs. \. Lovely X Co., now Lovely
~ Scymour--Dr, Moody and PEEK & Spear, Chemists
and prnrgi~i, b Ington--S. II. Barnc-, Charlotte
William Rho e., Jr. Rirhmund--Gco. Ayers x Co.
Milfon--A. W Brown, Grand l.-W. II. Kcnler,
South ltcr1--H race W''>wonh, North icrv-S& ].
Davis, Al urah-F. y l.. Olcna, West A,brs h-N. d
". Carpcufcr Wu'cr' rrV
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CONWAY MEDICINES.

TINE Subscriber w. l.. KlDDER, gives noticr
i that he has succeed the late r. kldder IN t'
preparation Of the well known CoNwAY MEprcINE.
and will hereafter give particular attention to tn.
preparation Of the following articles, the long
abislcd ceobli ty of which, precudes The necessity
ola republication OF the numerous cerIhcales III
L llnL ntnl. ~ lt tarnt
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HARDW +.


YNiIE suherril or having recently replenIshcl his
i stock ct Hardware, o.er> fer sale the following
Goods, at the lowest prne,.
Cutlery.
Table anG np,crt Knives and Forks, Pen and Pock-
81 Knives Razor, Scissors, Sheep Shears, Butcher
Knives Shoe do, S'cc',, g.. &c. ~
Carpenters ana Joiners' Tools.
Cat aud Spring Stee Panne, Hand and Ripping
Saws Circu ar do. from 3 10 "a inches; Cr1ss-cu,
and Mil DOT Slater Braces aud Bits; Frmcr AM
morrice Chi>eI> Gouge>, Plane Irons, Anger, SIM
mons Hand Axe, Adze>, Hammers, Sc; Bang and
Baldwn> Plane, Taper, Pit aw, Miii-,aw. Bastard
Equalung, Wardng aud Cabinet Files; Shoe, Wood
and Horse Raspsi general assortment OF .Saddiery
Hlrdleaye,
Farming Utensils,
Grades, Scylhc~, Manure and Hay Forks Hoes
Ame~' Shoycl> Spade, Dirhlng Shoycl, &c. tSc.
Furnishing and Builders Hardware.
Trays, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots; Lamps
Spittoons Hand aud Tea Bel,i Casters Britannia
German silver and plated Tea and Table Spoons
Metal and enameled Sauce Pans Frying Pans, Bak,
Pans, Pots and Kettles, Bras, Kettles, Fire Irons, Sc
Locks Buu Hinges James Screws Norfolk an,
Knob Laiches Blake's E>cucheon do, W indov
FaStenings Sa,h PullicS Rail Screws Bed screws
Mahogany ard Glass Furniture knobs; Glue &c. &c
June "a. WM. ]. III NJ,
Srong| Binding
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Ht}n'S pACAACE G1NPK!sS,
Bctcsen ALBANY and Noat'eal
TNTlL further notice, leaving Albany on
y Wednesdays and Monrfa on Saturday o.! each
week, in conn. xon with liarnden x Co. at Albany
To New YORK, Philadelphia, Boston, Liverpool, Lon
don, Ireland, Scotland and iiavre,-flr the trans
por,aton OF Specie, Bank Notes, Valuable Papers
Packages Of Goods Books, and all other Parcels
that may offer
Monrtal-Exchanae Coffee House.
Al any-No. r. EXCHANGE Buildings.
sew Iork-No. 3, Wall street.
Roston-Nu. s, Court Street.
BurIlngtou--J. y }. II. P2cs, & Go.
REFERENCES
T. E'' =. d Fj J. B. REED. Albany. N. Y.
p. WELLS,
kELLoG d. Co., i'OS' ~
A. WATRoUs,
A. H. ". HYpEN & Co. Castcton, VI
J. & j. II. PECK &c Co, Burlington, VI
J. G. PIERCE # Son, ST. Johns, l.. c.
April %. ASH.
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NEW AND CHEAP
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. S,r

INHE SUI scrlber having Just returned from No,,.
Il York, where he has selected a new and .o,,,
plrte assortment of HARDWARE, SADnIERy
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. now offers N. same
at the lowest cash PIECES. '''''
From the facilities which he has of obralpina HE
goods, he Is enabled TO offer Hardware nj consinrs
ably less prices than it has hitherto been solj IN Ver
mont. " W.
Those IN wan, cf articles in the above line will
hnd It Their interest 10 give him call
Srongs Building, College ST.. rear the Sonore
BuIlmutDn, Nav 1912 " quay
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Doct. Jebb's Rheumatic Eminent.

ChilbIains, Stiffness in the JOINS, g., VIII alter
the most unexpected and immediate relieiin the mo-
obstinate eases Of rheumatism, in a few hour, u
article is openly recommended ly Physicians. 1h'
Liniment is done up IN enlarged bottles PRICE 37t
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Remedy for the piln-.

The conculrIng testimony Of relieved patient .
from all quarters, tc,tifyHg to the cure elected
The medicine after all other, had laed, together WY
the increasing demand for the article from all par'-
the country, prove tito lie one the most valaa e
| specifics known for this Troublesome complaint.
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H1GIR &. AR THUR,

General Agent. for Mu.als celebrated incidence
20 whom all applications for agencies must tie adj
dressed.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07

Summer Canpinint.

The Balsam oti-ivcrworf, in several ca,e, Of thu
disease, where all other RENE lie, applied hy phy,I
Clans have proved Intellectual, has produced a elr,t
cure
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07

merchants on The most reosuu1 le terms, all order,
promptly attended to al his Factory Pearl Street,
Emlnal0n. lln.3l lSi?.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-07
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.

The extensive sale and established reputa'!Cn O.
prietor to recommend It 10 the public with reu''.r
confidence, the most innocent and powerful rem
elv for this annoying disease; it contains NO ucI
curry, or any Other dangerous ingredient ain C..
re applied Al all times with perfect safety. Pm
rs cents Box
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tl!lcs rHoWn Tor thus troublesome cOlnI'd
PA Clcruvlugn write.


have made trial of Dumfries' Pile Electuarv and
found produced auary influence almos, lnme-
..atey and confidently eeve it an eclual rcme'jj
for that uncomfortable aud debIIuaung complaint.
Humanity has induced me to RECOMMEND 1t TO persons
h,Is ailcted, and 50 shall continue to do.
Yours respectfully, J. 5.
The remedy consists of an Ointment and E.ectuarv.
Price tor LON 10 ceu's or 81: cents when but one Is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample direc-
uons with DESCRIPTION Of he complaint.
Dulniries' Eye Water.
fpr sore or igfamed eyes, nothing known give
erceediR4ly bad cases The most unexpected and de-
-lraie rel has uceu foVnd in the use OF this Eye
water, after ottsr remedies had. fdhed. Persons who
have used IT, promo nee it without hesitation the le>t
preparation for Sore lceak, or iafamed eyes, they
IIl . 4 49, At-.l IlD..l L..
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SPRING ARRlV AIS

Garner of Church and Cherry Streets, Burlington
1919
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3 USSi:II's STOMACH BIT

J. J. II. FEcK Z Cod gentSl
Burlington, April 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

ST. Mary 3, Somerset, Dorchester aud Worcester ?.
ma in TO be heard 'front.'
The result so far is 81 Democrats, 81 Wings n.
counties 10 be heard from generally Wing ~,
sbo ud we receive from either, Of which there
some hope, we VIII have secured minority On .n,
ballot Republican,
DELAWARE ErrcTIoS.-Ry slip from the Office ~
the Delaware Gazette, at Wilmington, learn b,,
every county has elected Democratic inspectors. n
New Castle county, there is Democratic gain Of atl
yotes s, ven out Of eleven lnsrt ctors elected v
a majority Of 81. In Kent county, on, Of tie In
speciurs are elected BY sggregar majority of one
Las, wear, all Wings elected, ard The county va,
carried BY popular vote of near 400 Wing msjori,y
In SUSSEX, s out Of the 10 Inspectors are Democrats
and elected by an aggregate majority of e3l This -
said 10 be the first time that the Wings lost oil the
counties in the State-lust yeor they carried all By
large majority.
CosSrcrIcur-The ret urns from The town cleo
tons in thus State continue come in highly avora
Bile to the Democrats These elections, are oflitle in.
portance in themselves hut they serve to show ,l-
continued progress of Democratic principles in the
minds of the people Of the State. Floating straws in
dictate the directors of the current.
ISpIAsA.-The lndianspo Sentinel ofthe 21t: 81,
announces the death Of two Of the Wing member.
elected to the Legislature. MIR A. Wheeler. Of Mar
shall and Fulton and Col. NJ s. Wines, Of Fort Wayne
making three Wing members who have died since
the election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

Y.
Ii is with grief, Inch words cannot express, that
we ha We TO state the death Of MARY RoAHE GRTTS The
wife Thomas Green, Esq and the second danger Of
Thomas and Isabella Richie, all of this Cry. She
was 81 years of agedying on the anniversary Of her
birth night She was born on the 9th October. lcil-
and died on the OH October, 1912, about 10 O'Clock
on Sunday nght-eavng infant only eleven
days old.-He, who pens this humble tribute 10
her memory, is almost afraid 10 trust his pen HIS
heart beeds her loss-for he knew her WE'LL and
appreciate her virtues. Sweet in her temper, size
was lovely in her person-her mind highly ednca'ed,
her spirits naturally lively and her conversation some.
times touched of with the happiest salies OF innocent
Wit it too much 10 say, that she was cherished
and beloved by all who knew her. She graced prospe
rity; and when the dark day came or, 10 whom DOES
il not sometimes come the proudest and the greatest Ct
US ALP she met it with becoming equan unity, and rallied
with all her energies around her husband and her
death bed was the fitting close Of her
beautiful life All her thoughts seemed 10 centre III
her love for God and her love for man-Her frieEcs
around her she tried TO win to Heaven. Amid the
STRUGGLES which her strong constitution made with her
disease she ever ceased express her own happiness
nj that most trying hour, and TO point 10 its source
above A few minutes before she breathed her Lest,
the expiring taper of life flashed up, and she declared
with ecslatic devotion, how happy she was how she
trusted in the mercies Of that Sar,or TO whose arms
she was about fly. She begged oil her friends be
with ardor in the affecting prayers which
the Reverend Minister put up LOT ner ana o1 a-anc
she took the most aeconate farewell Of her HUSBAND
her parents the relations md the friends who crowded
around her bedside. II scene, never TO be for.
gotten by those who it.-Peace, Gentle Spirit
Il is for the Living only to greye. May Thy virtues
be rewarded in Heaven
Fear the heat o. the sun,
Nor the furious winters RACES
Thou Thy worldly task hast done,
Home gone and raen Thy wages.
NJ The funeral will take place THIS morning a! ID
clock from The residence of her husband corner oil
and 9th streets, where all the friends and acqusn,aac
Of the families respectfully invited to attend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

1HE subscriber having determined to Fiuvanna
county, will for SALE the highest bidder on the pre-
misses Tract of Land lying James river in Cumberland
county containing recent 565 small portion
excellent ground good proportion Of excellent wood land the
whole tract very susceptible Of improvement.
Terms-s3n60 cash, The residue Of the purchase money In
three equal annual instruments
Also at the same time and place, will sell my crop Of corn
ua provendcr Of description. Terms made
on the day of sale. JAMES l. CARRINGTON
My Agent Mr. Mayo Darlington, residing the place.
will attend 10 the Of this properly Persons wishing
any time BY application TO 81: Theodore
Darlington, residing on the pisnises. J. l.. C.
OeLlI fS-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

THE GREAT CATTLE SHOW And FAIR Of the New
and articles of domestic utility entered for exhibition
promised an unusual and highly interesting display
Among the objects Of nteres, imme da,ely
ed with the FAIR is drove of Buffaloes uwenty eight
in number) from Missouri; from Syracuse, weigh.
ing four thousand pounds and upwards, and hog
weighing fourteen hundred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

,frmed The whole distance between The two cities of
Washington and Mexico in twenty three days. Mr.. e.
confirms the ne VS. Of the capture of San Antonio by The
nie1icans, under General Wall; they having carried
the town while the in session, and broken m
TO he cour, room while lawyer was arguing case
aud taken plaintiff and defendant Judge Jury, ana al
prisoners The belief is that serious attack OH Tex
a. s intended by Mexico, and that the destination q"
The troops assembled under pretence Of proceeding to
Yucatan is in reaty Galveston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

In the ]3 counties, al the election Tor cover.
nor, in October, ls4l, Mcdonald received 1875, and
Dawson 6 100.
With regard TO the Legislature we have received re-
turns from IA counties No change since last year in
the counties Of Clark Columbs, Greene, Jasper Oge
thorpe and Taliaierro In Baldwin, Democratic, last
year Wing. In Burke the Senator and one representa-
tive Democratic last year the 81 major and one Repre-
sentative Wing. In Chatham Democratic, last year
Wing. In Hancock Wing, last year one Representa-
live Democratic. In Morgan two Representatives De-
mocrutic, last year all Wings. In Newton one Repre-
sentative Democratic, last year all Wings. In Rich.
mond two Representatives Democratic, last year all
Wings In Wilkes all Wings, las, year oil Democrats
augusta Constitutionaiist, Oct 3.
BrBs CouSTr.-Senate-Furl Democrat, 62l /;
Poe, Wing, 557 For Representatives-Sm,h Demo
crat, 597; Lamar do, 626 Bailey, do, 5o2; Groce,
Wing Obs; Washington do, 500; Cumming, do 536.
COngress-Democratc Black, go, &c.-Whig, Ha.
bersham 5S7, &C.
We have received returns from only two Counties,
which are annexed. We have no doubt but that the
Legislature will be Loco Foco out and ont, and that
their candidates for Congress elected by large ma
jority Savannah Republican, (Whig) Oct. S.
F6ingham County Wing ticket about l26, Demo
cratic about GO = Bullock county, Democratic ticket
about $40, Wing A.
MARYLAND.
ELECTION RETrRss.-We cannot say yet which par
ty will have majority joint ballot in the Legsa-
ture of Maryland The Democrats have already elect.
ed two majority to the House of Delegates; but they
must elect two more to overcome the Wing majority
in the Senate, holding from last year. We hope
we have of them in Allegany county, which
we put down in table two and two, copied from the
Baltimore Patriot, Wing paper. The returns from
all the districts in that county except three, published
that paper induce 10 believe 10 hope, that the
Democrats have elected three delegates in Allegheny
county.
report reached here to-day from st. Mary's county
that II. G. s. Key, Democratic candidate for the
House of Delegates had tied the lowest candidate on
the Wing ticket but that the Wing had been returned,
by rejecting two bnllos for Key, because they were
written with pencil If this report be true, the seat
will be contested Saturdays Globe
(Allegany returns Democrais)
REcApITuLATIoS-.7s far as aseertained.
STATE SENATE.
The Senate consists Of only 81 members, IA Of whom
hold over, and were elected on Wednesday. OF the
Senators holding over are Federallsts and Demo
Gratis or the Senators whose terms have expired, 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

The Madsonian states that George S CURSOR, Esq
bearing dispatches from the U. Minister of Mexico
to the Department of Stale, arrived in Washington on
Wednesday, having left Mexico on the 10Th ult, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11
OBITUARY.

%, A severe family aAiicton prevents the Edi,O.
from attending to this days paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-11

HAVE removed my office the over The Dry Goods
of W II. Christian en-, and in addition Courts
held in the city Of Richmond shall hereafter attend those
county nj Hanover. WASHINGTON GREENHOW
0rf