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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24
Cultivation of .lIadaer.-The March number Of

Cultivation of Matter The March number Of
the New Geneseu Farmer, contains a very inter
e-iing letter from Mr.. Baehau, its travelling aud
nhe correspondent in Ohio, giving mn account of
successful melhod for til. cultivation oftlns val
liable ROOT Over million OF dollars is annually
sent ont OF the country 10 purchase nadder. which
can he grown 9,i.e we'll in the United States Us
in nny parI OF the world.
The description aud process of irs culture Civ
en- in the Farmer, istoo long tor insertion IN our
columns, or We Should give it entire We COM
mend the subject 10 The attention Of our Hkrlcul-
rural friends. The value of This crop as cultiva-
ted IN Erie county, Ohio is worth per acre from
three TO tour hundred tluIIars
MIR. Joseph Smith of Birmingham in that conn-
~, has been Tor several years ill., growing madden.
tie estimates the cost of production al from eO 10
100 days work per acre. The article finds rea-
dy sale, and ills culture will he seen by The above
statements exceedingly profitable. - Buffalo Com.
.4av.
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VOL. 3s, NO. 29.-WHOLE NO. 1901.

they are planets which describe an eliusis exces
slvely stretched out, Of which the sun is the 70
Gus they are often accompanied by vaporou
lh'l, through which one can even distinguish the
li''e stars. This is only at first nebulosily which
surrounds the comet It increases in proportion as
u approaches nearer to the sun, and forms some
times nm Immense train which reaches now and
men To w degrees IN length. Tho shapes OF com.
ets moreover, are very uncertain. The tail OF
that Of the year 81 Is. g., occupied a third Of the
heavens according to Aristotle that of the year
100 B. e., al ihe birth of Mhhrdates appeared
during go days rs large rs the sun. Ten ears be-
tore, there had been seen which seemed 10
inflnme all The sky. Justin reports that it hnd
brlancy superior to that of tie sun, and that it
occupied fourth Of the SKY. The comet oil the
year as b. & was very lime, aud il WINS supposed
alter tile murder ofJulius Cesar that It had come
TO announce that event. That Of the year III
was, they say, very lfigh,Iu. According to Free
tet that of Az was abe 10 eclipse Iho sun IN M
extraordinary manner. In 400 one was seen IN The
iOrm OF sword, which stretched from the zenith
to the horizon. That of SOL, surnaned Lanpq-
dlas, was very large aud very terrible. The moon
was LILLE larger in appearance than those seen
i'll l0C6 and 1906.
As Tor the rest, there is reason to believe that
they have mixed much exaggeration with tho
truth aud since nature has been setter studied
we have bad no example of comets OF such ex-
traOrdinary size and brilIiancy. The most remar-
kable have appeared in S37, LOG, l402, l45G,
1882, 1850, 1859. 1863 aud 1911. That of 1913
had tail Of l04 degrees in length that of 1850,
one Of the most celebrated aud most rerarka lie,
had tail from 40 to 90 degrees; that Of l744 had
six tails disposed in fan TORN. There are those 10
tile contrary, which have no tails, nor even that
sort of troubled lights which is called beard, or IL
brnus or nehulosjy. The phasis which was OBJ
served in that of l744. hes made us believe hat
these stars are Opaque hodes, formed 10y nlnss
which accompanied II vapdrous train OF uncertain
intenseness aud size. The opinion u! the oaci-
~ OF comets is confirmed hy The lasi experiments
OF Mr.. Arago, OH the polarization of the light Of
that of the year 1879
comet never has any toll when it is far from
the SUM- but as It is 80 millions OF leagues
FROM IT. this vapor commences 10 form, aud enlar-
yes, in proporon as it approaches the sun. The
Development has acquired iis greatest dimeHsinns,
little uller The perth Ii ~. Afterwards, in propor-
tim as the comet increases IN distance from The
Sun, the tail dIuninishes; it is soon nothing but q
cloud, and at last the comet itself ceases TO be per
cepuble.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

Practical Moraiity of the french.-The French
nre, above all nations of the earth, people of prnc
teal wisdom of practical morality. They make
the glory OF their great men household thing
Napoleon is on his death bed, HE eagles flee upon
their golden wings 10 durkness-lhe trumpet walls
IN mis- ear-the last fluuer OF his heart rises with
The multerinr druu-and "iete Tarmee" is his
death-sub. Napoleon is dead. few minu'es-
the plaster is poured above the face OF imperial
clay, and postrIiiy is insured tie uera ftgies of
that lhunderholt Of man just ne The hon was
spent! Now that face. in lis dreadful caInimess, is
multiplied in sver-In bronze-ln uarbe-ln
richest metal and in purest stone Aud now, 10
teach daily lesson 10 the cOmIusn mind, that aw-
iu cUunlenance, with the weigttot death upon
it, is sold, modelled in sonp, Thus, have We not
moral reflections brought 10 the very Ringers ends
of the people? As the mechanic ceanseS his
palms, and feels his emperor's nose wasting away
in his fingers, he thinks OF Msrengo and Austen
Iilz Wth the imperial iace the pickpocket m"kes
his hands clean from last nights work. thinking
The while of the rfied halls aud gallaries OF Italy;
the butcher, new from the mornings killing, wash
es his hands with the counlenance OF The empe-
ror, The while he muses. OH Waterloo, and whistles
the Z" Downfall Of Paris :" and The philosopher
peeps into the tub and sees the type aud memory
OF The warriors deeds in bubbles floating upon
dirty WATER Punch's letters 10 his Son.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

Castle Building The habit of what in common
parlancc is called building castles in The air has
u mos. pernicous influence The health of the
mInd. There is Legitimate exercise of the i'm
agnaIive faculty which IS advantageous to the un-
dersandng, aud to This ne reasonable objection
eau be urged but wher The fancy is allowed "to
body forth the form of things unknown" without
being under proper discipline. much evil will re-
suit. Individuals endowed with an unhealthy ex-
pansion OF the imagination, create a world within
themselves, in which The mind reyes until all con-
seriousness Of the reality which surrounds them is
lost The disposition Ia reypre is very prrnciOus
to Intellectual health. Many habltuate themselves
to dream with their eyes open, without their sens
es being literally shut; they appear TO he iusens
BILE to The Impression OF obecls external in them.
selves. This disposition OF min borders closely
upon the confines Of insanity. II the Imagination
be thus permitted 10 ohtoin predominant an in
hnence over The other faculties OF the mind, sone
particular notion will Aifix itself upon the fancy
all other intellectual qualifications will he rejected
the mnd IN wearness or leisure, recurs constant
y TO the iayorIte conceptions and leasts Oh the us-
cious iulsehood whenever she is offended Ivy the
bitterness Of truth BY degrees the reign OF fancy
is confirmed f; she grows first imperlous, aud in
tine despolc; The iclons begin 10 operate as re-
allIes false opinions aSten upon The mind, aud life
passes IN dreams OF rapture or anguish
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24
ALL THINGS PERISH SAVE VIRTUE.
BY THOMAS POWER.


sweet morn-so cool, so cllm, so bright,
The bridal ct the earth and sky,
For thou must die.
sweet Tose'-whose fragrance now crave
10 glad my sense ana Joy mine eyes,
And thou must die
sweet sprng-so Iull oil snlne ana showers,
=, IL makes the weary SpiIit sign,
That thou must die.
sweet music-e'en the loVeiy song
Which from my harp IN WINDOW nlsh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

Slare Trdde.-The first attempt, from England,
TO establish The wicked traffic in Negroes was in
the reign OF Queen Elizabeth, in The year 1862,
when John Hawkins, an advenurer, afterwards
Sir John !lawkins fitted out three ships, aud
mnde voyage TO the coast of Guinea for slaves.
About the ytur 1860, meeting OF merchants
was held in Belfast in ireland 10 iurm a company
for this traffic, and some progress was made il
premnaries, and certain documents in the case
prepared Tor signature, when Onn Of The number
who had hitherto been silent spectator OF the
proceedings stood up aud in zone of solemn de-
clson, and with the strongest emphasis said -'.Hay
The hand that first signs papers for this Internal iraj
fc be blasted by The God Of justiee-ths God Of The
black as tceH as The white man The meeting dis
persed without signature, and never assembled
ngAin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24
POETRY.
EUROPE AND AMERICA.


There is people, mighty in ts youth,
A land beyond the oceans Of the west,
Where, though with rustic rights, freedom and truth
Are worshipped. From glorious mothers Breast
" no. since high Athens fell, among the rest
Sat like the Queen Of Nations, but in woe,
BY inbred monsters outraged and oppressed,
Turns to her chanless child for now,
1t draws the milk of power in wisdoms fullest How.
The land ia like an Eagle, whose young gaze
Feeds on the noontide beam, whose golden plume
Floats moveess the storm, and in the blaze
OF sunrise, CLEANS where earth is wrapt in goomj
An epitaph Of glory for the tomb
OF murdered Europe may thy fame he made,
Great people as the sands shalt thou become
Tiny growth is swim ,rn when night must fade
The mutudinous earth shall sleep beneath thy shade
Yes, in the desert there is built home
For freedom. Genius ia made strong TO rear
The monuments Of man beneath the dome
OF a new heaven Myfiads assemble there,
Whom the proud lords Of man, In rage OF lear,
Drive from their wasted homes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

"A Live Frog in a Billet Of IVOOd.--The N. Y.
Plebian says; "A subscriber has shown us a
stick of oak about six inches in diameter, appa-
Tently about Ten years growth, whcL he had
split in twain in lhs morning. Out of the cen
ire of the stick there fell live toad, alive aud
kicking aud the print oil his body, US il was EN-
hedded in the oak, WAS till and apparent. How
the animal conrived to sustain itself is a ques-
non which we may leave 10 the profoundly sci-
snliho"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

MOI bad Ha--A gentleman expaIiated on Tho
justice and proprieiy Of un hereditary nobility. "ls
II not right" SAID he, in order 10 hand down to
pos ery The virtues OF those men who have been
eminent for their services 10 their country, that
their posterily should enjoy The honors conferred
ON them as u reward Tor such services 2" " BY the
same rule" said a lady, "f man rs hanged tor
his nsdeeds all his pOsieriy should be hanged TOO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

Sspoy Suptrsiition,-In the course Of The late
opera ions III Atfghanisan, u remarkable effect of
ferocious superstition was often Witnessed The
sepoys IN the Eng sh service applied fire to the
dead bodies Of the enemy, that 4" The curse OF
burnt father" might fall on their surviving offspring!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

On Friday the last day of the session of Congress the
National lnegence of the members Of the House hand
ed an album Mr. JoHN QuNcr ADAMS, from lady, with
request that he would favor her with his autograph signature
with additional line of his writing. The head of the
page which he requested place his embe
shed with engraved vignette representing weeping
by the side of Mr. A took his and, amid
the noise and confusion of the House, beneath the picture
tbacoI
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IMPROMPTU.

Afflicted mourner streams thy tear
Because thy county's gallant band,
Columbia's chieftains gathered here,
No more shall rule thy native land!
Cease TO lamNut their sPless doom;
Engrave their deo1s upon tina; stone /;
Inscrbe their glory on tho tomb,
And leave them with it all alone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24
ItI.-rnY ROBBERY AND MuRDER.

At The same Tune that ihe horsefllHu le1t Leur-
SMUT for Paris the Lyons mail arrived there ON
Paris and changed horses II was about hall. last
eight and the night had been obscure for some
time. The courier, having changed horses and
taken fresh p0sIUn, set forth To traverse the
long forest of SenaIt. The mail ut this epoch,
was very different from what 1t is at present. IL
n simple post -chaise, with raised box ba-
hind, in which were placed Tie dispatches. Only
one place, by the side Ut the courier, was reserved
for travellers and that WAS Obtained win Difficult.
~. On the night III question this seat was occu-
pied ny man OF about thirty, who had that morn
ing taken i, for Lyons, under the name of Labor
tie, silk merchant his real hane was Dlrochni;
his object may be guessed.
Al nine o'clock, the carrHge having descended
decliylty with great speed, now slnckened its
course TO mount steep hl which faced nj this
moment four horsenen bounded out into the ruad
Two OF them sezing The horses heads. the Two
Others attacked the pOstillion, who fell lieiess at
their leeI, his skuIl split open by sabre-cut. Al
the same lnsant-beiore ho had time TO utter a
word the wreched courier was stabbed to the
heart by the false Lab0rde, who sat beside him.
They ransacked the mail OF II sum OF seventy FIVE
thousand francs (f3O00) IN money, assignats, and
bank notes. They tlIen took The POSITIONS horse
from the chaise, and Dur0chat mounting II, they
gallOpped To Paris, which they entered between
four aud FIVE IN The morning by the Barrier de
Rambouillel.
IV.-THE ARREST.
This double murder, committed with such alr-
dacy Oh the most irequenled route of France,
could not bur produce nn Immense sensation, even
At that epoch so fertile in brigandage OF every
sorl, where The exploits of la Choudnnerie aud
tho fsrocious expeditions of the ChauGsmrs, daily
filed Them with alarm. The police were al once
10 pursuit. The posthorse ridden by Durochat,
and abandoned by him on the Boulevard, was
found wandering about the Psais Royal. 1t was
known that four horses covered with foam had
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

The Cincinnati Enquirer says the members Of
the Indiana Legislature were compelled to go
home without either hard or soft money. The
treasury was in a state Of collapse.
Annual FasL-Thursday the 9th hay Of April
next, has been appointed by the Governor Of N.
H. as day to be observed for fasting aud prayer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-25
TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS!

IO IIMlLlED AND IN HLlDC.
II ALDNESS.-BALM OF COLOMBIA, for the
~ HAIR, which VIII stop falling
places and on eiren make grow rapidly those who have
q Find the CoMSToCK co on H. or never Thy it.
Rheumatism aHl LAuENESs positively cared and az
Ar'r'L, "H'se' aas b' restored the OLD young by
yer without the name Of CoMsrOCk 90.
PILES sc. wholly prevented governed the attack
sTOCK q co ''''" va"
DIR. SPohn's Headache Remedy VIII ea-ctuany cure
4ck headache. either from bilious Hundreds OF
families are using with Joy.
DIR. nnrthoicmew'sE pee tornnt. taken Will
prevent all ncipeut Coughs Gods Conlm,ton-
Remember the name AMI CpMSTOCk'S,
DaIIey's Magical Pain Extractor SaIvr---The
ami SClLD>.
OIL OF TANNIN, on, Leather Rc>torer: \ >rw
CHESIcAt DisoovEEY Mo-, people
barkS &
When strength or tn, Tannn is worn out lea,h
Sc mis al kHoE l. setfssss ss,fs sfrrs
soHrss and remove all h. ,au4iH
whole virtues Of th. article the OIL OF TANNIN which
the st leather has been twenty wears
strength that utterly incredible until hbeeome
Their in al respects with delightful >onne polish and makes
all leather completely and perfectly waerpartcuI
boots shoes carnage tops harness hose trunks and
things made Of Gather giving SPLENDID h even CHER thnn
manner the leather Il used. THESE ARE FACTS.
CORNS.--The French Plaster a sure cure.
East Indian Hair Die, colour the hair anv shade you
wish. but will not color the skin
tin's Spread Plastcrs; better and more nice anl
gu article never was made Al should them 2, suarly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMPOUND EXTRACT
Their no other preparation ofsarsl paf or equal
this lfyDa Coastpcks you superior
others II does require putting
KaImstock-s VcrinafuEc viii eradicate al Worms In
ehii'rn or adults, with certainty quite astonishing
Horses. Ring Bone. Spawn WiniGaIs &c are
cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC aud FOUNDEREp Horses entire
y cured by RooFs Founder Ointment. Marx this all
horsemen
For sale Richmond by Fcy1n Johnson Gaynor
ell door Tavern in Norfolk by santos T,,
an Petersburg, Va ty Rosser L Anderson.
10
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". MEREDITH

the adjacent counties
Richardson Co, few door, above Messrs.
water where he vii sell cheap cheaper,
IN he city for cash city aeeeptances
be invites the attention Of buyers generally
Wool dyed blue blk. cloth DO do black do
Indigo blue do; Invisible IN: Olive brown do
BIk and blue bIk Cashmere Blk French do
Light fancy French do SILK Neyets other Vcsiinrs
Plain blk and hsd do Wide blk striped Silks
Wide blue BLK Gro lie RcIs DO biz Tuck
Blue biz striped watered Silks; Plain do do DO do
Blue Blk Gro De Swiss Back do do; DO Maiton Lusirng
Hk snrhew and Sarcenet Handsome light Silks assorted
New style striped ombrc SIX White ,vaered Gro de Mann
White pink and green Gro DeuguQue.
Chusan for dresses: Stripes and fancy Lane
BIN and blue blk do. do do do do Bombazine
Bin and blue biz Alpaca Lue satn siripe Bazartne
Blue blk Grape for wells. Blk. and blue
Pink. aud blue and bull French Cambncs
Also French Chinz for - cts; Balzarnes and Lawns
stripe Swiss Muslins; Plain IND cord Tarutan Muslin
Pink and blue do Jaconet other Cambrcs
SILK and cotton Hosiery great variety
Ladies Md Gloves, all cnlpfs: Mems 80 do
Parasos and sun Screens. SIX aud Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bounets, DO bonnet Ribbons
Al kinds Gro de Napp do Camb Swiss EiGings nssrtings
le lhcc and Edgncs Thread Iaces beautiful and cheap
Linen camhrie Hdks; Splendid revue stitched do
Also a few magnificent; Green Berare. for
Handsome Brussels and other caps
Infants french wrought french Dmty cuffs
nniiy collars and Cuts. lrish Linens
Lnen kenugs for Ildkfs Brown French and Grass Linen
Bownand white Linen Drilling; Blcached Shifting
60 and ia Hamilton cotton shecung
lO4 and ia Linen sheetngs Biriseye Diapers
Huckabuck and Russia do
namlsk Napkins and brachcd Table Cloths
bIoached Linen do Victoria Net Robcs
DO MaTseiies skirts, Conied do do Cloth for do
French Collars and Coloet fancy silk hngd Mi Blk do DO
Caleocs, Z, ; g. : upwards
Manchester. Richmond and Petersburg oznaburrs
81 b and - brown Cloth
Lnnsialc, Phoenix and other Nankeen
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NEW STORE.

re Il e, ] o Y Is 4 WINSTON
RE now receiving their stock Groceries, consisting in
N part Of
10 hhds. New Orleans Sugar.. various qualities
Do Porto Rico, bestq quality
do 81. CroN
1000 lbs WOoisey & Wooiey's best Loaf
5000 do Java. Llguira, Rio and other Cofees
10000 do Family and Western Bacoi
Together with usually kent the best
establishments
Ivy arrivals daily expected New York
be IN receipt Of their stock Of Pughs from
to three horse all Of at small ad
city. free Of charge.
7 PEAKE JONES 4 NTNSrON
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BOLTON \ HARRISON.

Druggists APoihccnricS. corner of Vain md
Governor Streets, lbeiotr the Eagle RuiRs)
TENHE Subscribers opened store respectfully
orr country merchants and others
Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wal which
they will sell the lowest
Epson sails. -Four Sulphur, Camphor. Macnesia SIENNA.
Mama. Castor Ol To- bottles soda for washing.
Potash and Fc1rll.h Sllratus
salt Petrc Jamaica Ginger. Seitz and Yeast Powders
White Load Lnseot Oh spirits Turpentine Copa Varnish
Iaran Vanish Venetian Red spanish VCrdzr
Elus andGrcrn Ncfiicr. Par. White, Dutch Pink
Red Lead. Blue. Red and yellow Paint Window Class
Yellow ochrc. Rose Pink Indian Red. Imperial Green.
Chinese Hue sap Green, Drop Lake, Kaomnc article
TOT wais0
sur ounne. Morphine &c wtha full supply Of segars
inc and smoking tobacco. snutE SuuflhoNes. &C.
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REMOVED

bkANNAN & COS Oh Dominion Clothing store. to the op
" -ite side Of the street and Icing Franklin Hotel o
treys Old stand south side Of Main from Govern
1919 '''''''
known 70 IN zsns OF Richmond vicinity the state at
We constantly keep on hand Clothing Of all more espec
Any Tor he current and approaching which We will ssu az
tdISed pnees for cash We respectfully call .n in
st our stock whether they not An rooS
sod by that Do please respect NAV b. rri -
= 10y i''Nt-''4 " al goods warranted
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LAMBAUGHS COMPOSITION,

IENHlS invaluable and certain remedy, is pre-
Il pared by ADAM YOUNG, Harpcrs Ferry, Va from
original Recipe possession composed
familiar medical certificate gen
ueman well known the pubic, VIII show the quay and
Of the remedy
CH,RLEsrowN, OCT %, ls42.
To NJ -7daz7 Young
Dear sir-n py your inquiries that have Seen
tEe relieved from violent Rheumatism by ambaughs
Composition Last deprived scp
this disease and suffered Understandable pain
be entirely unfit for business used your remedy and
pIetey relieved from pain days In scfnber
attack winch also deprived sleep
sorting old friend. tired the and
than week restored my usual health
medy valuable and keep supply
Of IT, IL acts through the shcieHy all liter
nal remedies fail Very respectfully yours
JOHN =. GALLAHER,
Senior Editor Va Free Press
Housr DELEGATES,
Feb. =, le43.
.Mcssrs. GayHor Ly-Y.-
Genemen-IIavn- had another Of Rheumatism within
the Inst month my colds always taking form my
from pain and better many
The hne effect OF medicine gvr> peculiar
Ia favor Strengthens the aids h,lthu circulation
and nvEorte the whole system.
ueman Older than myself and with equally effects
rliSahe b0Ha Bres the directions carefully
followed Respectfully your,
JOHN : GALLAHER.
3r The above Medicine prepared by ADAM YOUNG. Drug
Harpefs Ferry and sold by Druggists
State. Pnce, only $3.50. \ small supply hand hy
GAYNOR 4 LYELL.
One door above thc Bel Tavern
March ? Is43 Richmond Va
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
TEIHE subscriber womb call tho attention or tho

n public tins good MS that
where the customer does promptly engagement. an
ndcmniIng pront chlgcd and where
be has from necessity customers more than
he would otherwise IL dc no such nsces
sy exist 10y refusing credit all enable me 10 sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER. Those who for cash or pny
promptly quarterly, would suggest propey Of their
calling doors below Al nv old stand be-.
fore purchasing as customers
offering them GOOD ARTICLES very small advance upon
effect sal GEO w GRT.I-TFR
" No charge for selling my produce nor for de-
hvenng tAer goods bought Of aIthe Depot.
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Madeira. sherry and Port wines.
FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

INHE public are hereby notified that on Satur-
- day the 1t proHo, the night between
Philadelphia Will BE- rsiabshed. going
on and amer that dy reach Philadelphia day
winch they -aye Rchmond-and New York early
being at Philadelphia DAY advance aftboe by the Bay
Steamboats,.
WIN view ~ fHH7Hg Washington the hour
departure ot the Washington and Baltimore Washington
WIN BE- delayed whilst the Augusta under repair past
instead 81 T. p. VI
" Returning sogh passengers hy leaving
= \ VI arrive IN Richmond BY half past l. ?. NJ
noon THOMAS SHARP.
mn '"-dh Ageui Of Transportation.
E'EiN Ed AMI opening tins beautiful col
u lored Gae and Halt They are indeed rare and
hsa.iiuL J. T.. WATKINS 4 Ma