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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-17

TN NEW GOODS.
i TIE subscriber has just received, in addition to
his former stock Of Groceries
White Havana, Powdered, Crushed, and Soaf Su-
CARS
A great variety Of Sauces, viz:
Anchoves, Cavice, John Bulls nowly-lnvented
Becfstcak
Lemon Pickle, Walnut, Mushroom, and Tomato
Catsups
India Sow, C Try Powder, Sardincs
French and other Mustards, French Capers and
Olives
Preston's pure Extract Of Lemon
Lemon and Sarsaparilla SiruP
And great variety of Swectmeats and Pickles,
and many good things too numerous to mention.
.a.. .tN 8. HOLMES,
ie l7-3t 7th street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
fFlon The Mobile Register, June G. !

II will he perceived that the Baltimore Con-
vcntion, amer adopting the two-thirds rule which
had the effect OF preventing the nomination OF
Mr.. Van Buren,, who received majority OF 20
votes on the frs, ballot-continued 10 ballot with
on, ellectine choice, until the ninth ballot. Mr.
Butler. of New York, then, pursuant TO the writ
ten instructions Of Mr. Van Buren, withdrew his
name: ard the whole Convention then united, with
reflect cordially. in the nomination OF James
X. Polk, of Tennessee. To this nomination, the
delegates from South Carolina, who had previous
IL declined entering the Convention. came for.
word and gave in their adhesion, yielding, as far
as they feel themselves authorized, the concur.
renee Of South Carolina, also.
This nomination is unexpected tous. We had
no; conceived that the differences in Convention
would be so far unreconcilable as 10 demand SC
large and masnanilnous 4 surrender OF the pre-
ferenccs of the majority. BIT thar point conceded
Col. Polk is much to be preferred 10 any other
candidate named-as likely 10 secure the largest
Democratic support. and as eminently honest, Ca
pable and faithful. He was Gen. Jackson's right
arm in The II Of Representatives, in the warfare
against Tire American System and its allies and
supporters, during the lnomen;ous struggle Of lis
first Presidential term ard he has been di>tin.
g,,;shed for his eloquent and ardent advocacy o
Democratic principles, at all times since. Hi:
gallants effort 10 redeem Tennessee have won him
imperishabe praise throughout the country-and
in The ensuing contest against the tariff, the bank
and the hundred hercsies Of Clay Whiggery, tbs
Democracy could not have leader in whom it.
trust should be more explicit or OF whose zeal II
establish and ability to expound and administer
the true Democratic faith, they may give more
undoub.ing pledge 10 the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
THE RISING ENTHUSIASM.

The democratic tickle, runs like fire on The pra;.
rics. Its hailed with enthusiasm in every sec
ton Of the Union. The rallr around Polk and
Dallas, will bc vigorous lcyond example. The
tone OF the Press Tells, III trumpet tongues, the IL
resisIabic power OF 4 rising cnthusiasnn.-Thc
masses are moving. They have candidates idci'-
tilted with their interests ami worthy tihcr sup
ror;, and they arc coming forward with gene
rou=, whols-souled support, which is harbingcr
oil overwhelming success.
AT first, the feeling among the Wings was that
ofdccp surprise, especially ii The devoted support
of Polk and Dallas, By The firm and well-known
friends Of Mr.. Van Euren. II will soon he that
OF CONSERVATION, as The excitement continues 10
increase The rc-occupalon oil Oregon. and the re-
annexation of'rexas are magic words in moving
the popular mind, and The heh-souled noble letter
of Mr. Van Buren, in favor Of the nominations,
has crowned the climax Of enthusiasm.
The Democracy o: The Union will now move
toward rs one man They know nosIavish pre-
iercnccs for indivualS-no efforts but for The sue
cess of principles All temporary or partial diff
fcrcnces are merged in their nominations. We
were moi disposed 10 be sansuinc OF success, but
The present spirit, the harmony and the energy 50
universally evinccd since The nominations Of Polk
and Dallas, viii give every Democrat an abiding
sense OF an overwhelming victory.
albany Argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
THE NOMINATION.

Everyday brings us the glad lidings, that North
and South. East and West The Democracy are
uniting with enthusiastic arior upon Polk and
Dallas and will give them a united and Jealous
support. An the clements OF discomfort are 81
lcncc,l. anu the whole Republican party are raj
living. as with one accord, under the iIag Of their
new Leaders. WIZ should they not! These men
possess fine talents have great deal practical
experience. arc unrxcep,ionable in their charac-
,ers and are OF The true Republican faith. In
them all tho factions of the party can confide and
through them re-cs,ablish the true principles OF
the school of $3.50 Republicanism We see in
the signs of the times The rising OF that spirit of De-
mocracy which in the dark and unpronising days
of 'o9. ovenhrew ancient Federalism, and which
will in the dark and inauspicious days of 1874,
overthrow its legitimate offspring, modem Wing
gerry. The Wings may affect great confidence
and boast of The overwhelming victory which
they imagine is within their grasp; but We tell
them thai the days of their power are num-
bercd. The stripping of Democracy with the
smooth stone of truth will lay low the giant OF
Whiggcry.
Truth crushed 10 earth will rise again,
The eternal years OF God arc hers"
Truh is with us and our triumph is sure All
tina, we have needed, and all that We now need, is
the hearty cooperation Of the whole Democratic
party: and that is rapidly accomplishing.
TIvnchJHTp Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
POErR u.
| From hc Lancaster Mtelheenee j
" VEGA YET RrM4,s. uxsu~c

CHE LOkD SEE L.
III JOHN ". roRNEy.
A S,xcr,l.,R IScrDENr.-'rhe only pari OF 'he
interior Of. 81. Augustine's Church fhIaoelphia'
untouched by the flames on Wednesday hiS"''
was a portion of an inscription over Inc ai'al'-
The words. THE LORD SEETH.' remain upon
the burnt and blackened wall, almost as GEAR anu
leeible as the day they were placed there
If, on Won broad and beauteous Heaven,
The meteor sign of God were gwen,
|, could not better teach us here
How much Tor this the land must Tear
Though spreading flames. with hoIria WRATH
Rolled, waave-like, in the Riots p2th
And wild and maddened men looked on
With iny a, what their hands he'd done;
:rhou2h the fierce fire, with fatal clutch,
Blasted the altar with its TOUCH
. And c!ingng like living dealh,
With bursting rage and blazing breath,
!, rnsbcd with swift and wonderou> flight,
To Inc pure cross on Wonder height;
4 nd down before the shouting crowd,
Tba, sacred. spotless emblem bowed;
Though loily dome and architrave,
Though the bright banner OF the brave,
Though the old bell, whose fearless chime,
Told 10 the world and coming time,
That here the ireemenS toll had won
The purest freedom meath the sun,
Had melted from lis ancient helSi
Where long it pealed the holy rite.
Though ali had fallen: still remained,
Tynhurt, untouched, and all unsiained,
In bright and blazing glory there,
Those simple words 50 plain, 50 fair
aTnE Lord SEErHl' Yes, his eyes:
CHANGING like me,eoTs through inc SKIES
Behold The daily deeds OF man,
And have done 50, since Time began
Nav the stern Judge whose awful word,
Al The eternal doom is heard
Relen, when robed in mourning weeds,
a nations reputation bleedS;
And may that power which ,,3EETu Ally
A kingdoms or sparrow's fall,
Teach us that here, where men are Tree,
Al least. where lis their boast TO be,
The prayer lha, reaches yonder Heaven
To be received, or be forgiven,
Is not adjudged by creed, or rule,
Ry the mere name of sect or school;
Blu all who come, that lose so dear
NAV I've their prize, IF THEY'RE SINCERE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
MAY >

TMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, WASH
II IHdroS CnrxTY, YA-Thc next session oitlis
institution Will commence on THURSDAY, the I'D
of August EataiR-!;cv Charles Collins, Nj.
\. President and Professor of Moral and Mental
Science Rev Erh:aiin T.. Wiley, II. A., Pro
lessor Of Ancient Languages and Literature
Edmund Langley, NJ. il. Professor OF Maiheina-
tics and Tcdchcrof N!odcrn Languages. Efcnc-
yer Stevens, Il. A. Tutor.
The course of study and plan Of instruction are
substantially the same as those Of the most rcsprc-
table Colleges in our country a high standard
OF Classical and Mathematical studies is sirenu-
ou>ly maintained, but al the same time, those
which are practical and more directly connected
with the business of life, receive particular at
tcn;ion.
Erpn~s-Studcnis pursuing the studies OF the
Collegiate Course are charged SD per session Oh
five months and ~ cents Tor the Use oi the Libra
rv Board is 81 30 per week. A contingent
charge OF 81 - is made for bell ringing. sweep
in. Nc No extra charge is made Tor washing.
fuel and room rent, although these items, at STINT
lar institutions, usually form very considerable
part of the expense Students in The Preparatory
Course are charged the same excepting the tu!-
ton which varies from 80 10 Sl2 81 per session.
Total expenses for the year from $50 10 500.
Gorernment-Thc government of the College
is mild and parental, bu! energetic and firm. The
officers are constantly with the students ever rea-
dy to restrain disorder, TO watch over their mo-
rails, and correct their evil habits they also eat at
the same tables, and reside with their families in
the same buildings.
The college buildings are spacious and elegant,
and for beauty and hcalinfulncss oi location uI.-
surpassed by any in the State The salubrfy OF
the climate among the mountains is proye:hial
and the Faculty are determined that no College
shall offer superior advantages for solid cduca-
lion The libraries numhcr about 5000 volumes.
There is also valuable cabinet OF minerals, AMI
also all necessary Philosophical and Chemical
| Apparatus. {. CoLLiNo;;
limo Ovid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

IOuN F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
j FICE, Opposite Tic E1ei0"ss 1i"''' i'''"-
"I B~ow Word gives list of capitals sold since G,
his new Office was opened. Word is in new OF
dr, In, he is an old hand at selecting prize tick
els. Read Seventeen capitals sold in less an
Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.

NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE ~.
r 4. MARTIN, No. So, .N1'a S.hl''
j door 6elor Loadon, IriAnciGm s Ne-.s
DRY Goods store. respectfully invites 'he @i's''o.'
OF Inc citizens OF Richmond, ard the pupiic e.,
rally. TO an entire new STOCK oil Res'i ~ -
Clothing manufactured very reccni.E % ~ .,,, ~,
fashionable style and substantial manner! ~.
a well-selec,ed stock OF Goods OF the latest III
tatous. ,,;,,er,ls
In addition TO Ready-niade Clothing be in .sn;
keeping constantly on hand suPerlof sSs' IThtrs
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Fes'i!Ss ps ,,,
Brown and Figured Linens, for Coats aDl 60 81.
and great variety of Worsled and Cotton G T. ~.
all OF which wifi be made up to oFdc!' l. "
neatest manner, at the shortest notice. e., =. r..
Also, full supply OF gcue.nsns shinsI . D
SONS. Collars Stocks Sears, Ties il l r,,Iy
chief, Gloves, Suspenders, toseihsr WIZ [ uess
! other article appertainrg to gei'lenea
All of which viii be sold al New loFh a.s', var.
Goods made at this establishment Ili ,,.c ~ +.
ranted both as regards durability and peipc ca.e
J. A. NJ. hopes, by slric, attention AN. ..,; - 4
annlicauon to business, to merit ard IeCs'''
share Of the public patronage ,-a,wry
Mayl0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
MORE BARGAINS.


BOOTS. SHOES AND TRUNKS.
r EONARD & Co, one door below r. K
~ jenkins Corner, arc constantly receiving, by
Packer and STEAMBOAT every variety Of
Ladies gcntlemcn's and childrens Boots Cal
te;s, &C.,
Boys. youths and servants Shoes.
Northern BTogans and City BTogucs,
Gentlemens and ladies' cheap Shoes in variety
We also make to order, and Keep an assortment
on hand, of gentlemcn's Dress Boots Cali and
Morocco, and Dress Shoes and Caters, Richmond
make
Gentlemen and ladies in want will please give
u. call. LEONARD & co.
90 Main street: next door to r. II. Jenkins.
MaySl TT
CHAKSPEARE, SATISFIED, &c.-J. ".
- RANDOLPH s; co. have received
8Nos Shakespeare illustrated, at l2 cents.
6Nos. Seatsfeld's Sketches u cents
Lady's Companion Tor June, IS CTS.
Vol Macaulay's Miscellanies, % cents.
Mai Jones's Couuship, u illustrations. so cts.
Lord Of the Manor, By w. II. Herbert, IL cts.
Hiram Elwood. the Banker, IS cents
Adventures of Capt, Pamphill, II cts.
No l2 Gibbons Rome, IS cents.
The Comforter. by Miss Bremen. II cts.
Juas 1 S~s
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Exrn crnf a litter franl

EXTRAcT of Nttcf fTont
"BrcKrSGnsM COUNTY, Va
"Thc Democrats in this section Of country are
all in favor of the immediate annexation of Ter
as"
EXTRACT of a letter from
ROCKINGHAM O0USTT, Va
cod Rockingham will 60 strong for Polk and
pal.a. rex, ALI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
TNFIRMARY or THE RICHMOND ME
i DICAL COLLEGE.-Thi Institution

TNFIRMARY OF THE RlCHMUND ME-
i DICAL COLLEGE.-Ths Institution Is
open for the sick, at the following charges, Epay-
able in advance, for the first week.
White patients, IS per week,
Colored patients, 81 per week ;,
These charges cover every expense for MEDICAL
attendance, surgical operations, board, medicine.
and nursing
The accommodations for the sick are ample and
complete, in every respect, Two Professors OF
the Medical College visit the Institution daily, for
prescribed periods, in rotation, and, in cases OF
difficulty. all tie members Of the Faculty are
called in consultation, without additional charge
10 the patient.
An obsicrical ward has been prepared for the
reception of hing IN rOMcn, al the rates fixed
above, for medical and surgical cases.
Patients laboring under insanity, or contagious
diseases will not be received into the lnfirmary
s. MAUPIN, NJ. D., President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

a-,r Orders FOR Tickets and Shares, and Certi-
iicales Of Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
ries will receive Tie most prompt attention. and
an account Of each craving sent Immediately al
ter il is over 10 ali VINO order from
d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

ITARPERs' BIBLE, No Al. w. Randolph
IL & Co. No. III, Main Street Richmond,
have received for sale at % cls No. 4 Harpers
SPLENDID Pictorial Bible.
June S-wti
nALM LEAF HATS-25 cases of the above
/ just received per schr. Manchester. Our
Stock Of Hats being very large for this season,
we are disposed to sell them very low fol- cash.
w. &E. P. CARPENTER.
Mayas CT Nc. |, Exchange Block.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
20 0nn DnllarsI

Alexandria Lottery Glass No - for 1914 to
he drawn al Alexandra, ID C., on SATURDAY. the
29ih Of Jane, ISL. Prizes: / prize Of $50 ,o09,
I0,0gu. 5000, II 200j, ~ of l501, 80 OF 900,
81 oil 800, IL OF 800, &c. &C.
Tickets &l0-sharcs in proportion.
Certificate OF a Package Of % WholeS, $40;
Halves, 10 Quarters. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

NULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
L SPRING HATS II have just received,
by various vessels, direct from my Mandatory
in New York, a full suppl Of Black Beaver,
Castor. Nutria, Russia, Plain, Moleskin, and an
entire new pattern OF Grey Plain Hats. for gen
tlcmcns summer wear Also, good assortment
of Panama, LEGION, Scagrass, Double and Sin
gle Blim Palm Leaf Hats, all which are offered
for sale at the lowest cash price, BY
AMIDON,
Stores, No 4, Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va.
And Wall ST., corner OF Nassau ST, New \ ork.
NIB. Country Merchants arc particularly in
vited 10 call and examine my Stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
April2 l01-2aw3m
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There, if thai is not pretty smart for begin
ming then will 40 better Tor the next six weeks.
will only say. look out for those six prizes Oh
$4,000 Packages are very low, and every man
who has a package will have $50 changes al
100000 eyery single ticket six chances. Please
address JF. WORD, Richmond.
In the matter of postmsc being paid am not
very particular An letters addressed as above
will be attended 10.
100000 in 6 prizes OF Sl00oU!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. y for 1911, to
he drawn at Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, the
22nd of June, 1874 Brilliant Scheme: prizes
OF $4,000, amounting TO 10000, ot3,o00, 23lU,
% of 1000, So OF 400, 200 of 300, &c, &c.
IS No. Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Haves S5-Quarters 81 80
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets,
$3.50; Half do, 65; Quarter do, 81 30
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. %, for 1914, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, the
Goth of June 1911 GfoA Scheme: prize Of
$50, 000 10000 $500 II of 1000, 81 of | 800, 80
OF 1900, 80 of 500, - OF 300 &c, &c.
Tickets $:l0-EIaycs S5-Quartcrs - 80.
Certificate, of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets,
Sli0; Half do, 20; Quarter do, 35
May 2l Ovid
T G. GREGORY 4 co. MANAGERS, Rich
j MoXD, VIRGINIA, OGce on Nam, End door
6clom corners Main and I'm streets.
$4,000 in 6 prizes of $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. p for 1874, to
be drawn at Alexandria, ID. C., on Saturday, the
22nd of June, 1914 Brilliant Scheme: & prizes
of $4,000, amounting TO G0,000 $500, 2,340,
25 of 1900, SO Of 400, 900 Of POO. &c, &c.
- No. Lottcry-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l0-Halvcs S5-Quarters - 90
Certificates of Packages Of - Whole Tickets,
$50; Half CO.. is; Quarter do, 81 50.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. % for 1871. to
be drawn in Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday, the
Doth Of June, ISL Grand .Scscmc: / prize OF
$50 600, 10000 $500, - of 1000 30 O: 500, 50
of 1000, 50 of 500, - of 800 &c, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Haves S5-Quarters - 80
Certificates of Packages of &c Whole Tickets,
$40; Half do, 70; Quarter do, 80.
s-'r Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certi-
fcates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account OF each drawing sent, when request
ed, 10 all who order from u. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO,
May 81 4--w7d Managers, Richmond Va.
n NJ. HoYTs OFFICE, Inter tie E.c-
~. change Hg'o'. Rrtmoad, fireiain.
Ourdoub,s are Traitors. and make II, lose the good
We oil might gain by fearing 10 attempt
N0w comeE HoW'S pct.
100000 in six prizes of $1,000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No -, for 1871. Ia
be drawn al Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, the
22nd of June, 1914. BriliGm Scheme: prizes
Of $4,000 amounting 10 10000, Of $500, 2,3lO
y, OF 900. 80 of 100, 200 of 300, &c, &c.
G5 No. Lottery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets Sl0-Shares in proportion.
Look A Package in this can be had BY re-
hitting $40; HalTcs, GO; Quarters, 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

IN ClIANCERY.-VIRclxlA A, Rule, b.l,
L in the Clerks Office Of The Circuit suDer ri a =
Court Of Law and Chancely for Caroline Co nm.
iy, on the 81 day OF June, 1871: No''-
Ccrbn Braxton, Sheriff Of King Will.
County, Committee Administrator OF AndH n'aI'
''"'' a9a;n u'cea'e'' Plaintiff,
Fanny Wilson, Mary A. Pannill .na
others, Dcss,,5 anu
The defendant, Mary A. PanniIl moi '5 baS;.
entered her appearance and given securj,r ~. -.
corning to the Act Of Assembly and the Ruiz. -
This Court, and it appearing by satisfactory 81, y
dencc that She is moi an inhabllant Of this Cam.
monwcath, 1t is ordered that the said deenf G',
appear before the Judge of our Court a, I ,te
Court House, on the fins, day OF the ncy, ar ,''
and answer the bill of The plaintiff. and ,b r,,.
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in Same
newspaper published in the City of RicbmG O''
for Two months successfully, and posted a, m.
front door OF the Court House of hi, coIr,,. wax
A Copy. Te>te, ROBT. HCDGlN co
June II I0.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18

TN CHANCERI.-VmGiA In the Circuit
Superior Court oil Law aud Chancery for
Louisa county:
David \. Jones and Thomas NJ. Jones, AIcr-
chants and Partners, and Daniel Perkins,
against Plaintiffs:
Mary p. Duke, widow OF Benjamin b. Duke
deceased Albert \. Duke, William Meredith
Alfred Duke, Hullah Duke, George McIaugh-
lin. and James Mclaughlin and Mary NJ Me-
Laushln his infant children, Alexander Duke,
George W. Duke Lewis Duke and Eliza Hanes,
formerly Eliza Duke, Defendants:
In The above cause decree was entered on the
18Th day of April, 1911 directing one OF the Com
missioners of said Courtto iake-first an account
of the annual value of the Real Estate OF which
BENJAMIN B. Duke died seized and possessed
secondly. an account OF the lee simple value OF
such Real Estate-and, thirdly, an account of the
specially creditors of the said Benjamin B. Duke
whose debts OF demands are chargeab!c upon The
same.
The parties interested, are hereby notified, that
I have appointed the 9Th day Of July next, III
Louisa Court House to take the accounts above
directed when and where they are notified and re-
auircd 10 attend, with all necessary papers and
evidences, TO enable me to take said accounts
The taking of said accounts will continue, from
day 10 day, till completed
c. Y. kIMBROUGH, Com'r,
c. :. c. of L. and c. for L. G..
Iuno 4 S-WjWs
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TN CEIANCERY-VlRGrN Rules held
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Caroline County,
ON the Sd day of June, 1911:
Daniel Dejanett, Plaintiff,
against
A. NJ. Green, James D. Coleman and
others, Defendants.
The defendants A. NJ Green, and A,well C.
Coleman, not having entered their appearance,
and given security, according 10 the Act of As
sembly and the Rules ofthis Court. and il APP
pearing BY satisfactory evidence, tina, they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, II is Or
dered, that the said defendants appear before the
Judge Of our Court, at the Courthouse, on the
first day Of the next term, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff, and thata copy olthis order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the City of Richmond, for two months successive
w. and posted at the from, door Of the Courthouse
OF this county A Copy. Testc
ROBT HUDGlN, G. c.
limo II I0--u-)ro
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-16

and all, by one suifoca,ing birthstone fume in each
hive The Yankee then proceeded 10 fulfill his
contract twas in vain 10 rave--to complain of
carnage, trespass, or any other form Of alton
The counting was, by the terms Of the contract, to
be performed the manner and form OF which
was never named, and the enumeration could
only be accomplished by inflictins death on the
whole generation. There were also inserted in
the articles of agreement, that il the first job given
to the Yankee should last him over year. or il
the task should be accomplished sooner han the
time limited, the slipulalions on the part of the
old farmer should be fulfilled. 10 a few days the
pile OF dead bees had been counted and the hand
OF the girl was claimed The old man was vexed
and perplexed, and by advice of counsel made q
wedding and dispensed with the affair
The prospects and interests of the farmer while
under the superlntendence of the Yankee, advanc
ed apace, and the sapient Peleg Slocum was SEN
to the Legislature two years after the celebration
Of the nuptals Of Peleg Slocum, Esguirs formerly
Of Narraganseu, to the amiable and accomplished
MISS Jinsey Begum,. of Big Pigeon, Coke Coun
ty Tennessee