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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
TErOm Hc iEafrid,Hrg Arms.
EpANl,IS L SUIfNk.

There never was time when the Democracy
Of Pennsylvania was more firmly United, than
il is now around the name OF Francis X
Skunk There is but one voice-one sinnlla-
neon, movement going forward and that is Ia
elect him by TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
MAJORITY at least. The enemy are already
iscourased-d>couragc said re! They DIES
pair. utterly despair of success. They know The
complete incompelency If their candida'e-and
great as is lie mpudcnce OF F'c erai>ln-it is mol
sufficient 10 advocate with any degree oil energy
The claims Of such man as Mariilc agains, so
able ara distinguished a gentleman as Francis
r. skunk. They acknowledge the inieroIi;y OF
tllcir candidatc-rhey own that they will be
leaten-thc only question is rs 10 how many thou
>and>-nar ier> oi ihou>ands-our majority VIII
he Frccalcn OF Pennsylvania! let ii l. >ucti ma
Ioriy - will forever deter any party from insult
inc YOU 10y prcscnlin. candidate - utterly uni;
for the dulles OF The Executive dignity Is joseph
MaIklr
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EoR THE E.NorIErR.

J. OK IiF f.NtltlhIsH
Tie Pyospcct bcfec ut h;gH md frightening.
have never entertained shadow of doubt
in REGARD To the vote OF Virginia in the Presi-
DENTAL election. Nv own impression had been
That the old Commonwealth would cast her vote
for Polk and Dallas. by majority varying from
iwo 10 four thousand: but since the withdrawal
of President TYLER from the canvass, am noG'
sanrlinc in the opinion that the Democratic par
IL will cary the state h. more than five thou
san! This opinion is prcdicacd upon The rcvo-
luton which has taken place in public sen imcnt
since he nominations, and the recession 10 car
cause OF that portion OF the Republican party
which was devoted 10 Mr.. Tylcrs interest. With
this cheering prospect hctorc u can there be a
doubt mar resting upon the mind % any De
mocrar on whose banner victory will perch 2
II there is. let him dispcl that do"!A. Let him
awaken 10 The contemplation Of that golden re-
alv which he cannot fail To realize in Novcn-
hrr next Let that reflection cheer him M. while
he IS preparing Tor the conflict. What! Virginia
desert her principles for IN aposi2'c son. who con.
graduated his friends that Virginia had gone
against them because they would no longer be-
''emharra>se,; By her neutrality-suspicious.? No! tie
proofs Virginia has often given u her unwavcr-
ing devotion To her congratulated principles
will find her al all times. when necessary, in sup
poli of hem-ready 10 immediate hundred s''as
upon the altar oi our common country Let her
sons Prove rccreant-,hougl the; ado;n the bright
e>i pages in her hist0rvs fame, She will ever, with
that Roman firmncSS which characterized BruuS
in the condemnation of his own sons, stand ready
10 prescribe them with the same unfeentin" stern
ness. Mark that, apo>tacs and pfoh by the les
OF sad experience. ANXIOUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
pOWHATAN COUNTY.

Al a meeting of the Democratic Association
of Powhatan county a, their Court House, on
MONDAY the 2nd inst, the following resolution
was proposed and unanimously adopted
Reso'red, Tha, the President ofthis Association
he requested 10 appoint 10 delegates 10 attend nc
District Convention proposed 10 be bel! u The
Amelia Springs, on the 9th inst In compliance
with which the following persons have been ap-
poin,ei Gen. VIM. Lyon, VIM Oh, James X.
Gates. VIM Old, II, Wm. Allen, Col. II. /.
HOPKINS, John Spears, Zcnas Maycy, Jesse A.
Abiaham. VIM c. Scot Daniel Hatcher, Sam.
Is Drake, Cap. Samuel Drake, Capt. b. Cosby,
Miller W Micaaux VIM Michaux, Jacob
Michaux, Jr, VIM Forsee Charles r. Eorsee,
DR. r. w. Roy>,er ! c. Porter, Robert Wren,
Tscharner Michaux, Capt John Taylor, Col.
Sam. Drake, Seth Lyon DR.. ]. \. Mayo, James
EgglcSion F. Q. Drake, Osman Drake, John
Simpson, Martin Tucker, Wm. b Crale, Bevcr-
" Gates, Edmund + Baush, VIM; crumn, Eppa
Nash Edward W. Bass, Greed Taylor, Dr. Jno.
Harv;r and John HobSon, ofGenito.
ABNER CRUMP, President
gossrH A. ABRAHAM, Secretary.
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RALLY. RALLY. DEMOCRATS, TO THE
MEETING; TONIGHT.

The Snockoe Hill Democratic Association Of
the city Of Richmond. vii! hold an adjourned
mectin. tonight. at Democratic Hall. over the
Marshall Hotel on II street Shockoe Hill, at
o'clock precisely. Se"eral addresses may be eS-
pcc,e( from delegates re!urning from the Char
io,tcsville Contention. All who are in favor Of
the election of Polk and Dallas 10 the Frc>!-
dcncy and Vice Presidency Of the I, States
the champions and representatives of the De-
mocratic palty-and the tried and unwaverns
Democrats. and fearless advocates Of The rights
or the Peaplc-upon all these We call 10 rally
rally. rally.!! tonight at O'Clock. Co.'S"
one COME ALL!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
EXTRACT from q leNer. datcd

"PlrrsyLy,TIA, August ~.
sour prospects in this county are decidedly,
brighter than they have been. Several who vo;ed
The Harrison ticket in 1910 will not support Clay.
In 1910. the majority for Harrison in this county
was 800 If Clay can carry i, this tall by more ihan
100. / shall be greatly dcccived. Oar friends are
determincd,o do all that can he done 10 bring the
Democratic parry 10 the polls. On last MONDAY.
discussion between James VI. white, t.>q, on
the part OF the Democracy. and George II. Gil
mcr. Esq on behalf Of the Wings, told greatly
in our favor. and gave confidence AMI an ant
nation 10 our friends, which will ensure mary a
good vote in the fall, that would otherwise have
been lost tous.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

We have the most cheering tdn-s from New
York The nomination of Mr.. Wright seemed 10
have inspired fresh zeal and enthusiasm into The
Democrats. Tho whole country is on titc, and
all the combined forces OF the Co0ns will find ii
impossible 10 scratch dir enough over it 10 cy-
linguiSh ii. FIom the accounts cf the meetings
We have received from Rochester, Auburn. and
various counties in Tie State. il leaves us no
doabi tia; New York will give Mr. Wright 20,
eco ma .or,il, and Polk AMI Dallas rea.y rs
large 4 majority The whole country is aroused
and Cooncry is doomed
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DENNsNI UAN0

EXTRACT eta LITER hom Pennsylvania Se|'o..
PENNSYLVANIA you may sci down to 20 Tor
Polk ard Dallas as certain rs the Isl OF NoVelh-
Der arrives. We will elect Mr. Skunk, Go"cr-
nor, in October, by iIom fifteen 10 twenty thou-
sand majority; and | 90 not believe 'hai ule
November after such drubbng as they VIII Ie-
ccivc in October"
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Allow me 30 express. through your columns, the
pleasure with which /. iii common with many
others. listened 10 the able and patriotic speech
If Mr.. James Lyons the Wig Elcr,or Tor
the Eastern District Of Virginia, Il the Clab
House. on FRIDAY night last. He commenced By
SAVING. he bad come there 10 make 3n "cxp!ana-
ton" in reference lo the charge under which he
had long been labnri1g. OF being - ''il>hy Wig.
but mt h, 'fa.c Gafk" one wold OF thu; which had
given Use Ia the charge. He advocated most
ably and cloqucntlv ise Annexation Of Texas 10
his country. believing. a he did. the most vital
interests oil the Union demanded lis annexation
that 10th England and France were seeking 10
grasp that beautiful and fertile county. 81 the ir-
possible ,aolGeu al the expense oi all the bct IN
lcrcsts of This counlry-lhat he did not bclcvc
Mr.. TYLER ar the friends OF Texas were seek
inn or were in favor of dissolution OF the
Union-inlccd. he ridiculcd any such iea-said
h.. had travelled mucI-maGc fourteen or fifteen
s.cechcs-hal mixed freely with the people. and
had W, 10 Meet with III" first ciSunioni-i OF any
marry. He condemned the ultra course which
the Wing party had pursued towards Mr.. Tylcf-
said lie had warned his party of The evil effects
Of such q cour.c-;nat his advice had been dis
REGARDED. and BOW the whole power and patron
30. oi the Government together with Mr. Tyler
ana his party. were arrayed on the side OF Polk
and Dalla~-said he was opposed Ia United
States Bank hut believed it preferable 10 The Sub
Treas,Irv-allu.lcl 10 the votes which be had on
some OCCASIONS given. and which had diSp!cascl
portion Of his paHy, but declined making any
APOLOGIES for those voic>-cypre>sod his surprise
nj the recent article in the Richmond Wing
against him. and commented with 10 little Sc
verify on that article, particularly on that por-
ZION which said he had no followers" in Rich
mond IL spoke for more than an hour-and
!egre; that | have mol time 10 notice some Other
declarations ard positions in bis speech. In this
bret sketch have not attempted 10 u>c the pre-
Else language OF Mr.. Lyons, Int only 10 give
Inc .nm and substance q. his rcinaIk> touching
the several subjects alluded to. Upon the whole.
his speech showed that Mr.. l.. was following the
advice OF Mr. Newton, and practising upon the
lruis;n tina, "honesw i the be> policy -anl
that for this sin, and this alone, have portion Of
his parry have lcen finding fault with him.
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y,-c, YIN Smith rso Of Fauo

- Noricr-Wm. Smith, ESQ., Of Fan,quie,r,
will address the people Of Cumberland, Buck
insham. Powhalan, Goochand and Flnvanna,
on The 18th inst, at Hudgns' old Tayernin Cum
belland about six miles from Columbia and
seven from New Canton. Messrs. Scott and
Seldom of Richmond. are expected to attend at the
same place.
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TRACT Of . Lettcr .from

"GnEEsyii.s. Tenn. Aug. 30. 1911.
$50 TAR as Tennessee is connected with the Pre-
siGencv. she may he set dowa Is absolutely GER
tain lor Polk ANA Dallas, by at least from iive
10 ten thousand votes majority. In 1870 she went
for Harrison tx nearly 1000 votes. In ISL. 4
lulc over ore year ago she went for Jones The
Whia candidate for Governor, hy something over
three ,hou>an.--and upon that vote, We are ma
king gain. every day Many that voted for Jones
last summer Tor Governor, will now vote for Polk
for pIc,iicn:-whilc there are many others that
will not vote at all Many of the most prominent
Wings in ths county have taken ground openly
against Mr. Clay; while the rank and file are iol-
lowing in their wake We have gained enough
now to carry the State VIC are still gaining, and
shall continue 10 gain up 10 the election i'll No
venber. | would not like 10 ne instrumental in
inducing any one to bet upon The election; but tht
above is my deliberate opinion Mark wha, !
say--als we'll in Tennessee. The Democracy
* more enthusiastic than | ever knew it-whiie
there is 4 corresponding lukcwarmncss among
the Wings"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
Mr. Ora;or Shinn appears to be l.ening The

Mt. Orator Shhn appears 10 DC heIPlng Inc
Wits with a vengeance From all We learn
ilom the Northwest, lhc Democratic phalanx
stands firm and unbrokcn, ready To resist The At
acks OF the CoonS. Wccopy HE following from
the last Cla,lisburg Scion Of Democracy. "Er
nm diScc omaCS:'
MIR. Editor Speculation is busy as To the
vote | intend 10 give this Fan, lor President.
| was a Harrison man in lSIo, ard believed
then was voting a Democratic ticket; and he
lievng myself yet Democrat Mr.. Clay can
not -, my vo;e; but il | am able 10 -; to
the election. Mr. Polk Will The Wings cheat
ed me in ls!0--it will be long time before
they will do it again. ! believe many citizens
Of this county. who went with me then, are with
me- now. and can with me testify 10 the de-
ceitlu promises of the Wings.
"ROBERT WILLIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

II We shall commence the publication of the
"DAu.Y ExoulpER' on next Wednesday morning,
Sept ~. Subscribers 10 the Scm-weckiv En-
ourcr. who desire 10 change 10 the Daily. will
please inform H. o; their desire this week. Gen
icrncn whc intend 10 subscribe, will conlera favor
by doing so as soon as possible. Advertisers VIII
please send in their iayorS carly in the day on
frnnslni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

The DisrxtoxISrs RRDv1rD.-Sce the pro
ccc.ins> in his days paper, and see how nohy
the Wings Of Richmond are sustained by the
Wings OF The country Il Uhig cf g:strdog.
~ See the communications in this DAYS En-
qu;:cr and see ''6o,r nob'v The Wings of Rich
lnoni' are ''ycj,.lrd' by their own Wing Elec,or
for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

=. We ask attention to The able address to the
people of Virginia in this days paper, from
committee appointed hy the Shockce Hill Demo
cratic Association Of this City. Let every man
give The address an attentive perusal and then de-
eide who are The real friends otlhc Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

Al the great Wl.ig Ratification Convention,
held in Nav last, one OF the greatest curicsilie>
there exhibited was "ItEac Cc0a" Among all
the great coon>. this Coon was The most admired.
They are becoming more common now-iniced
almos, every Coon We sec, is 4 White Coon. and
liz the time the election comes on. nonc others
will le visible; they VIII hc 3raiie with fear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

The great Lc,lcr Writer has written another
letter, stating that Mr.. c. NJ. Clay has not truly
represented his opinions. Can he not find FIVE
minutes time 10 say, that Mr.. Blair may publish
Mat letter! Do, Mr.. Clay-oh do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

In consequence of the inccmency OF the wca.
Their the Shockoc Association of this city did moi,
transac, any business on Wednesday night last,
but adjourned over To meet tonight at 5 O'Clock.
We hope there will he inll attendance Of our
party 10 greet the delegates from he Charloties-
Vile Convention, and 10 hear from them an ac-
conn, of their dorgs Come, Democrats Of
Richmond, 10 the meeting tonight, and lie. Us
commune together upon the events of the day,
and the prospects ot the present mporan, cam
pagn.
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AMELIA COUNTY.

A, 4 meeting Of the Democratic Association
OF the coan,y OF Amelia, at the Courthouse, on
The 22d day of August, ISL, James 2. Cooke,
the regular President being absent, Sam'l Jones
was called 10 the Chair; when The following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted
/. Rcsoired, That Barbecue be furnished by
The Democrats of this county at the Amelia
Springs on The 9th day of September, and
that all citizens of this electoral district and the
public generally, be respectfully invited TO attend,
without, distinction Of parties
=. Il s,!re}. Tha, the committee of invitation
appointed b. this meeting I've instructed 10 cores
pond with the President OF the Clay Club OF this
county. and respectfully TO rcques, him 10 desis-
nate such Gentlemen, Is the Cub may desire, 10
meet the Democratic speakers in discussion on
the 9th September; and, farther, 10 invite the
Clay Club 10 appoint committee 10 &C; with
The committee Of invitation in making such ar
rangemenis as will secure 4 fair ana calm discus
sion upon that occasion.
SANrL JONES, Pns1m PRE- tcn.
FaC,gS LAWSON. Se1'g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

At an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic
Association Of the county OF Amelia, held al the
Courthouse. on the SIS, of August. lSll-thc
regular President being absent, John I. Bottom
was called 10 the Chair; when the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
Hssolred. That the Democratic Republicans OF
This electoral district be respectfully invited 10
send delegates from their respective counties 10
IN Electoral District Convention, 10 be held al
the Amelia Springs, on the 9Th of September.
Reolrcd, That the Editors Of the Richmond
Enquirer the Richmond Wing, and the Peters
burg Republican BE- respectfully requested 10 give
The oreg oing proceedings weekly insertions IN
their respective papers.
JOHN T. BOTTOM, Pfcsf Pre- TEN.
.r,... I .,rSnN Scr'n
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EXTRACT 81 4 icf'cr .froe'

"LITrtE Rock. ARK. Aug. IS
''Arkansas never gave Il F,dcrm vote. AT
the October election we will elect our candidates
for Governor and Congress andlo the Legislature;
and in November We will give a large MAORI
IL for Polk and Dallas So look ont for a
good repol; from the Democracy OF Arkansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

The Democratic party Of PENNSYLVANIA are
anou. 10 erect in appropriate tablet over The re-
mains Of he late Mr. Muhlcnburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

We do not often copy with APPRECIATION any
Thing from The Richmond Wig. bnt IT ei"cS Us
pcaSur.. la transfer to oGr columns the following,
in reference To one Of oar mo>l wolihy ana ra!G-
able cizens:
"WAaRocx's VIRGINIA ASp NuRrH CAROLINA
hiHAxc.-'fh:S od-la~hioEc, Almanac, and We
SUSPECT the dearcr To the country for sticking 10
old iorms-for ;hcrc is on the front the man with
the twelve signs oil;lc Ioiac. src;chn" oil! from
the several members o.; hi, body, and within the
same predictions Of rain that never IailS-i pub
lshcl FOR the year lsi5. 1t is superior in matter
and execution 10 lis predecessors d! former
years. and deserves patronage. both Tor It's inior
nation lahoriously and accurately collected. ard
because Mr. Warrock himself, (thoHeh unlncki!y
iDr Polk, Dallas and Texas Though luckily, say
we, EaHorS EAquUsr,l is really one Of Ike most
amahle andexccent men in the worll-pursuirs
the even tenor al his way through life, simple
and nroAauSivc josilins nobody, and ever ready
10 hold out without suffering any 10 know il but
HIM who knows all. the hand of Charity 10 sui
fering We honor and rcrerc such primitive and
now rare characters and we hope The whole
country, Wing and Democrat, vii! make a run
upon our friend for his Almanac>, They ale but
too cheap al Il, cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13
VERMONT.

Forly.two towns 10 hear from, which will not
materially change The result. Wing loss since
1910. over twelve thousand! In DiinghainS
district (Dcm.,) in present Congress ;here is no
choice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

1--WE continue 10 receive evidences Of popular
sentiment respecting the reasonable Convention
proposed 10 be held in this civ
Wig Of ycsterdap.
The "secrct circular" has drawn forth feeble
responses from some twelve or fifteen little Clay
Clubs out of the thousands in The 1870 counties of
the S,ac-and Tins is paraded as evidences Of po-
pnlaf sentiment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

General Jackson has written on" of the strong
est oi his many strong letters on Tic annexation, 10
Mr.. Dawson We wish we had room for it in
this mornings paper. The fire Of The flint Is
there
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06
CAPS, CAPS, CAPS

LYMAN g. KING,
IN Doz Otter, Seal and Nutra Trimmed Caps, unusual
III low prices.
Oct 25
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BANK OF MONTPELIER

THE Stockholders of the Bank of Montpelier are hereby no.
tilted the Banking House Montpelier on the
second Thursday of January next p NJ for the
choice Of five Directors, for the year ensuing.
By oider Of the Directors,
GEO HoWEs, Cush'r
Village of Montpelier, Nov. o5, 1874, 90
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LYMAN AND KING.

MUFFs and BOAs at the Cash Store.
wi Oct.05 1874
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ELLIS, WILDER az co.
ORANGE COUNTY BANK

IHE stOckhoders Oange County Bank, hereby
ed that their Annual Meeting for the choice Directors
aud the transaction of other business that before
them, will he held AT the House of Calvin Bodgeit Chelsea
Tuesday the 18th day of January next O'Clock NJ
Chelsea, Nov. &c. leH 1881 f. G. REDINGTON, Cashier.
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DI ED,

At Manchester, Nov "a, John Stark Esq third of the
late Ma General John Stark aged % yenrs.
In Rochester, N Y. Oct l2h Mr. Lyman Woodwork, aged
So years Mr. w inhabian of this lett his
residence the 9Th Of Aug for the purpose making
cuon through the Western country lie had through
various parts of N York. Michigan Illinois and Iowa.
taken i'll at Chicago ILL., Being anxious home he
elled far Rochester, distance of hundred miles
After sickness of eight days he peacefully fell asleep
Mr. W. highly respectable Citizen Others
intelligence and intellectual culture lie the last sur
vivor of the highly respectable my of Capt Joseph Wood
worth Of this town and has e an amabs wife, and
In Montpelier Nov "a, Mr. John Stevens an early settler
aged gu years
aged 45,
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GIVE Notice that Cashmere Dress GOODS arrived
" and as beautiful ask and we will sell them al
81 l-2 per yard.
5th Dec. 1874. 90
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FazSso Notice.

WYE Hereby give notice that ALL DEMANDS for hooks,
w .Vcpsp0pors, Printing, BtndtnR, NC. due
Of years standing will be put 70 collection tho it
dan or Fe6rudry ncrt, IL not paid before that time
Special excepted We shall send in our next three
Nos of tho Watchmnn Journal to each subscriber, the
amount Of his BILL which ar other opportunity ohcrs he
can remit us through the mail, under the Frank Of tho Post
Master We arc determined to pay debts just when they
arc due an to enable do have that which Is
dino 10 u.s. l.. 2. WALTON 4 SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

The Montpelier Young Mems Lyceum, will ut the
of the Methodist Chapel Monday evening at hall
past six O'Clock precisely
ouestion:Is incompetence in youth great evil in
Temperance in old age?
The attendance of gentlemen and ladies is requested.
J. b. JOHNSON, Secretary,
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STOVESl STOVES!l

NOW arriving Of patterns bought for Cash Troy New
~ York,
80 Air Tight Railway Cooking Stoves, Bucklns patent which
has received the premium several different States has
the largest and best the largest boiler and Of any
Stove made, and IL suit reuinabo for 30 days and
warranted TO stand fire year.
Now styles Parors,
Parlor Cooking Stoves
johnson, Geer and Coxs double ovon, boilers Cooking
Stove.
Morrison and Maninng's double oven, and boilers Cooking
Stove, sizes.
All kinds Yankee Notions all kinds Stove Trimmings Iron,
Copper and Tin.
1Il7 lbs. Sheet Zinc, first quality
STOVE PIPE AND STOVE FURNITURE, will be fur
nishc to Stove Dealers at LOW RATE. large stock Of
SHEET IRON having been purchased the lowest market
price this branch Of trade call and look before bny
ut HAVEN'S.
70 ID door south head State 81.
Sopt
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BUFFALO RORES
LYMAN q KING

ID Bales Of prime Buffalo Robes just received the eheaI
- cash store of LYMAN & KING.
5th December, l64i 90
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MARRIED..

In St. Johnbuy Nov 25 by Rev. Leonard Worcester, Hon.
Alvah II. French of Craftsbury to Mrs. Sarah SWEET.
In Morrsvile, l7th by " p Noyes, Esq, Mr.. Edwin G..
Richmond aud Miss Phebe Grout, all of Morrstown.
Ia Mortified, by H. Carpenter Esq. Mr. John b. Staples of
Wamstown, Miss Lucinda Flint Of Roxbuy, daughter Of
Gideon Flint, Esq
in Jefeson w, TeTG9p, sep lGt Mr. David Morrison OF
In this vllaResDec I'd s44 by Briggs Esq
Putnam of Mddesex, and Miss Martha L. Pike Of Montpelier