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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-06
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HENRY J. SEIBERT,
JOHN w. HEDGES.
Jan. 2, 1876. Trustees.

ETlRGINlA.-In the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law and Chancery held in and for Berkeley
County. September 30lh, 1914.
Randolph Kownslar, pls6.
Joseph Shewalter and Eleanor his wife, Mann P.
Nelson and Lydia Ann his wife, William c.
Burns and Elzabelh his wife, Franklin A..
Kownssr. Remington b. Kownslsr, Joseph T..
Belt and Margaret Bell. and Levinis Bell, Gid
con H. Rupert ind Eliza his wife, and Thomas
Hunter, dts.
On motion for probat of The last WiH and
testament Of Conrad Ko'cnsiar, decd.
On the motion Of the plaintiff. il is ordered that
Franklin A. Kownslsr, Joseph E. Bell Gideon II.
Rupert and Eliza his wife, who have no known
place of residence within this Commonwealth, be
required by publication according to law. to APP
pear here on the fret day of the next term TO show
cause il any there be- why the said Will or testa-
ment should not be admitted to probat
Teste.
JOHN STRoTHER, c.
january I6 lst5-2m
NTIRGlNIA:--ln the Circuit Superior Court of
v Law md Chapcery for Berkeley County:
January Rules l8d5.
Thomas Friddle, plg.
Bushrod Francewsy ard James Dixon, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant. Bushrof Frsncewsy, not having
entered his appearance and giving security. accord
ing TO the act Of assembly and the rules of this
court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that ne is out of this Commonwealth; it is ordered,
that the said defendant do enter his appearance 10
this suit the first day fthe next term, answer
the bill of the plaintiff, and give security for per-
forming the decree; and that cory of this order
-
this county, and continued for two months success
svely, and anotbe, copy theIot posted at the front
door Of the Court. House Of the said county.
Copy,
Janusry rs, l945 Bin
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more or less. The improvements are Log
Dwelling with other Out Houses: part of it is
cleared and in coed state of cultivation, and
spring of never failing limestone water near the
house.
ALSO, at the same time and place. one other
tract of Timber Land, in the aforesaid County, adj
joining The lands Of Jacob Ash, Michael Courtney,
and others, containing
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EEOEEY.

HAVE just reoeissd fresh supply OF Flour
n which wall be sold ehesp for cash.
WN. KROESEN.
II. r. Depot, Jan. Q
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sun DR

GRACKERS. Cheese, Candies, Pipes, Black
" ing, Pepper. Mustard, Teas. Matches. Letter
and Cap Paper lok, British LusIre, Scotch Snuff
Starch, Indigo, Coares, Sugar., Sal Aeratus, Gin
ger. Alspice, Cloves, Mace. Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Camphot. Fancy Soaps, Pins, Rice. Birthstone,
Castor and Sweet OH. Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco, Cissrs SC. sc for sale cheapby
Jan &c ] M. YOUNG
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Public safe.

II dtUf4G ESGGGGs
"ILL be sold pnbiic sale. Friday Me
w 3la Of February, on Mil Greek, the late
esd. OF ho. Gill, decd,
Valuable Personal Property,
consisting IN part as follows:
head Horses;
lS or 90 Stock Cottle and Mich Cows;
A lo OF fine Stock Hogs;
One Road Wagon; one Plantation do;
Pioughs Of dfrient kinds;
Nheat-Fa and Cutiing- Box;
Wagon and P"ugh Harness, and other imple-
menis necesssr, for farming operations;
Abous 80 Acres q! growing wheat.
Ai.o.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
1000 b.. pine Bsc"n
100 bbl- sound Co u; II y and Gate;
Straw aud fodd-i, 10 be led sr' ui'd.
Terms A credit OF WE'VE mon las given on all
sums o>ei IS with approved noies; sums Of IS and
utd-t, the cash will bs enpecied.
Sale To commence early in The day and attend
snce evenly NN. ID. NORTH,
JOHN GILL.
Feb 6, l9i5-3w
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CANDIES AND FRUITS.

A FRESH supply OF the various sort. of Cam
N d IS Bunch Rsi.ins Almona-, Eng Walnuts,
Ured Cuon, Prubrs, Figs Jujube Paste, ard Lem
ons u-r received and for sale by
Frb WM. DORSEY, Druggist.
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The improvements are good Dwelling House,
Barn Dairy. Smoke House and all other Out
Buildings. necessary for farm. with well of me-
failing water near the house, with pump in
it. This farm is surpassed by any in the Coun-
~ for ils fertility and advantages, and is we'll
known for its certainty Of productions. We deem
it unnecessary to give any further description of
this valuable farm. as any one from distance
wishing to purchase wll, FIRST view the premises.
ALSO. ut the same time and place, the House
and Lot in Hedgesville, now in the occupancy of
r. Nadenbousch, ESQ.,, situated on ST. Mary's
street, containing Sc 81 0 poles.
Any Of the above named Farms, or the House
and Lot, can be purchased at private sale. before
the days Of sale. by applying to either OF the sub
scribers. to H. Hedges, Esq, hedgesville.-
Possession will be given on the LIST day of April
ls45.
The terms will be made known on the day Of
sale.
HENRY J. SEIBERT,
JOHN w. HEDGES.
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RELIGIOUS.

The Fouth QIArreri, Meruog fnr Berkeley CIR
cult for the present Conference yenr viii he helh
in Marrin.burg commencing next Satu'dsy At II
O'Clock. req
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Henry Keep 1919 Pearl ST successor to Tho. Gar
ner, Manufacturer and Dealer in Umbrellas and
Parasos.
Richard McNamre, lG William ST., Manufacturer
and Dealer in Umbrellas, Parasols, Stocks, Lin
ems and Straw Goods.
Charles Davis. 1914 Pearl ST., Marufacturer and
Wholesale Dealers in Umbrellas.
Horace n Day 25 Maiden Lane, Manufacturer Of
Pateat Iadia Rubber Suspendcrs and all kinds
of India Rubber Goods.
Firth, Hall & Pond, 239 Broadway, Manufacturers,
Publishers and Importers of Music and Musical
Instruments-Sole agents for Chckerins's Pia-
no Fortes.
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9G Heres.

with a Saw Mill upon it, chiefly clothed with fine
timber.
ALSO, at the same time and place, one other
tract of land situated in Berkeley County. on
Toolooses branch, the side of the North
Mountain, adjoining the lands of Michael Seibert,
James Ii. Robinson, Alexander Robinson and
others. known as the said Hedges Mansion Farm,
in the occupancy of Samuel M. Hedges,
containing
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Acid Muria,io |
: Nitric
Medic--pun
Oxalic
Sulphuric
Tsrtatie- pals.
Ether Nitric
Yitfiol
Alcohol. Ammon. Carb
Arrow Root
Arsenic. ~nitc-pulv.
Belsom CoPsvis
cap.u'es
Bsrh--best Lima
Slippery Elm
Fine
Berries Cubebs
Black Lead
Backing Paste
Borax-tehned
Burgundy piIch
Birthstone, Roll
Brushes, Paist--full as
soiiment
Cslomcl, English
American
Comphor, refined
Caragcen OF Irish Moss
CASTLE Soap
Chalk, all kinds
Cologne Water, assoft'dI
Confectionery do
Copperas, Creoso'e
Corrosive Subllmate
Court Plaster, black
Cream Tartar
Emery corn, Emery -four
Extract Colocynth Comp
Electeiium
JuIap
Mone.ia
: Lead
kathania
Flake W hite
Flor. Benzoine
Chamomile
Sulphur
Florida " sIer
Fol. SIENNA. Alexandria
IRA, uria
Frostings, assorted
Gall AlepPo. Give
Gold Leaf
Gum Aloes Socotrine
{ Ammonisc
: Arabic, Turkey
: Asssi1tida
Benzolns
Gsn,bose
Guiacum
M,irh
Opium
hcsmpony
Shellac
Tssgacsa,h
HtkH SAIuD
u,d,ioa,t. If Potash
Indigo, Spanish
Ink Powder, black
Durable
y.;,cias. pn..;., sbss,l
49,. o;n,u,.n,
Iu;,ha pr.
- ri
-, pa,an, lin saIv.
I;.,nor ,,on;. Farms
I,or,,.. p.il
I..ood .ronnd
I,s;ea,na,cb.s Nadia,
Nacne,;a all kind, |
Masn,,ina Ace,s,s apdE
SnInhs,s
Musk Mustard
Nu,mee. Oehre
oil Ani.red
Css.is
Castor. BY the gall.
Cloves. OH Crolon |
Cubebs, do Lemon
Linssed, do Salad
Rose (Oito of Rose y
Sassnfras
Seneca |
SpeImaceti-- winter
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(I0rerSeed EyIfglfe6.

TEyHE subscribers will give goods, money. or
a. credit on accounts. for any quantity of prime
If delivered Immediately.
Jan.2 LlKENS & CAMPBELL.
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&HgUr! SHg1r!!

DRYARLY & co have just received fine
ae lot of new crop ~ O. Sugar, which they will
self very low Jan. %
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FHS UEE&.

ENRUNES, Cocoanuts Fiss, fresh Malaga Raj.
u sins, Almonds, Filbers, Fancy Boxe.. &c &c.
or sale low at YOUNG'S
Ian iG
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ROsin Soap.

~ CASES Colgate's No l Ro-in So,p, for sale
@zi at }. NJ YOUNG'S.
Jan. lG
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
PersO,sul Pr0a,pri

VENHE Jude signed will sell at public auction, a
IL the late residence OF William Kroesen, dec d
on M0nd6y the Ion day of FebruoYu nsxk ali m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

IMPORTANT RUMoR.-It IS rumored that Mr.
Packenhan the British Minister at Washington
finding there is little hope of adjusting the Oregon
question, either by compromise or arbitration, has
proposed to leave the whole territory in its pres
ent condition, for twenty years under the Joint pro-
lection of England and the United States and
with the stipulation that, at the end of said period
its then inhabitants may attach themselves TO eth.
er country, or erect themselves into Independent
sovereignty as they may prefer. If such a propo-
slon has been made, we trust that it will be &C.
cepted; for the effect of it will be- to give the
whole territory eventually to the United States
If the whole territory is open to settlers from Eng
land and the u. States, on equal terms, 1t WILL at
the end Of &c years. contain ten Americans to one
Engishman. Such the migratory habits OF
our people, and so accustomed are many of them
to frontier life, that they will 90 to Oregon in
crowds, while Englishmen will only 90 by dozens
This arrangement would enable the English Fur
Companies as well as our own people, to continue
their operations over the whole territory for &c
years, by which time the wild game would probab.
", be pretty much killed off.
This is truly republican plan, since it gives tc
the people the control of their own destiny
Whether it proposes to allow the people of the
whole territory to vote jointly at the end of twenty
years on the question of their future destiny or ID
sections, one (say) comprising all the territory
North OF latitude 40 another the territory between
NoIu'hulu river anu ldllluue ~ ana lnlru the ter
rltory south OF Columbia river, we are unable tc
say. If in sections, it might be that the Northern
part would attach itself to Great Britain, and the
Southern part to the United States.
We do not pretend TO state the proposition eX
nclly, nor do know that it has been made at all
We give it as a rumor but are not without hope
that it wn prove 10 be authentic. At any rate, il
is a new idea, and deserves attentive consideration
Perhaps upon this basis may be adjusted trouble
some, not to say dangerous, controversy which, by
bad management on either side, might easily leac
to The most deplorable consequences.-.Ne,o Yorl
jour. Of Com.
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Adjourned.
THE RAILROADS..

Itisproper for us 10 say that in the following re-
marks we speak without the authority, advice or
knowledge of the Directors of the Central road
speak edtorialiy, simply; and we do it, because we
think the suggestions will relieve the subject, which
has long been in discussion between the Rutland
and Central roads, from some misapprehensions.
The deep interest, which most of our readers have
in this matter, warrants us in giving it SO much OF
our attention, and trust that we shall not in any
way prejudice or infringe upon the just rights OF
others.
In the discussion in the House, upon Mr., Swift's
resolutions the friends of the Rutland route charg-
ed the Central road with interfering with their rights
and encroaching upon ground which belongs ex-
clusively to hem viz: the Fitchburg and Cheshire
roads. We regard this as a charge entirely unjust
upon the Central Company. By the express words
of their charter the Central road was authorized to
connect with the Fitchburg and in so doing the
Directors of that road did but exercise their opn
chartered right Nor did they do this unnecessa-
rily, or out of any disposition 10 interfere with
Rutland; on the contrary, they first sought con-
nection with Concord, and it was refused -they
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06
NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of the Orange county Mutual Fire In
Company will be holden tho Inn of C. Bodaett
Chesea "Wednesday the l7tn day of December next
Que O'Clock r. NJ Tor the choice OF officers and the
of any other necessary business.
Chelsea Oct. 10, l5I5. 81 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

u The meeting of the Directors of the Cen.
trail Railroad Company Monday, drew a very large
crowd from the surrounding towns-thus evncing
the exceedingly deep interest which is felt in the
dulf and Mortified routes. Tho friends Of the
Gulf route bad hearing, and the agents of the
Nortbfeld route declined making any statements
preierrlng to rely upon the surveys of the engi.
necrs The engineers did not finish their surveys
until Saturday night last, and of course it was not
possible for them to have prepared the reports Of
the surveys, estimates, &C., which will be required
The Directors thereupon decided that if they can
not come TO unanimous decision for reasons which
should be satisfactory to the public, another meet
ing will be holden, at which the whole matter will
be put to as severe scrutiny as any body may de-
sire. The decision was approved by unanimous
vote of the people assembled
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06
MACHINERY AND GUN
SMITHING.
ARCH BRIDGE. MONTE

NoCO L iiIStND anvil DhtDOC MIN
VT.
MARROW Cloth Shears, from eight to twelve cuschoap
" aud good-Grinding, etc.
Single Machines for $40 such have usually been sold
SIS. Also Jointrrs for same
Fcloe Saving Machine is offered in exchange for wagon.
Do Boring and Tenonng, BStocks, and Hollow Augurs
cheap.
Wood Saving Machines adapted water or horse
now improvement, and the most convenient kind in use.
Screw Plates with taps right and left. splendid article
Warranted.
Machine Cards the best kind in New England price reduced
Cleancrs Emey y, &c. &c.
RIFLES, Of my and others make from Sc $40, with
Patent detached muzzcs for entering the ball inurng
he patch,--of iron aud cast-stcol
shotGuns. Foxluniers long, short, double, single aud
'ra grooved TGd Shot Guns Also, Double Guns, barrel
life and the other for shot.
PISTOLS. Pistols Rilad, from to - incb,-orseo ron
buck horn and wood haudcswurrantGd true enough kill
chit-muck ten rods.
Boys ShoGuus, Of small bore, requiring but little ammun
tion-a neat article, from So 50, to $500.
Gun Locks, four kinds Powder Fasks, all sizes. Shot
Bullet Mould Rifle Powder English and American, Shot and
Lead Percussion Caps, Frencn German and English kind
Wormers etc. etc.
Gun-Repairng of every description, done to order,
and at short notice.
Job-Work done as usual, and at reduced prices.
Fresh Arrival received by Express, weekly.
All orders, by mail otherwise, strictly attended to.
WOOSTER SPRAGUE.
MONTPELIER, Oct. Doth. 1s45,
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COME AND SEE"
-. ~. "a bNslFB AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTu Il CLOTHING WAREHOUSF

MLsSRs. BROWN, LAWRENCE, AND sTICKNEY,
s s basement of tho Old City HAIL. State Street. Boston,
t respectfully invite the inhabitants Of this County and
yi 10 eau at their lngo Establishment and examine the
M stock OF Rcndy Made Clothing which they have on
qua are constantly manufacturing from the hest material
e tne most approved style which they offer for salo
h % OF to'a at prices which cannot fail please those
@slfous Of having precisely the article thy pny for.
u "h TO assure all who may favor with trial. that
w. NY oPee with any in price the durability of appa-
eli Wo den N cheap slop Goods" Tho superior manner
wen ~, our Garments are made, being done under
suson, VIII of tsefrecommond goods all who want
s hhu handsomely made clothing. We therefore earnestly
INV VINO arc In pursuit of such Clothing, call and
INC truth OF our statements.
% They would also state that VIC have of the
% ss"mens OF Winter Cloths before offered the
pnbc To- which would invite the attention Of about
10 st inc cry with Tho intention of obtaining made
IN the mos, hshionable style.
w STOCK ui Broacoths Cassmcres Doeskin Coddingtons
o nre very rich having been selected by Agent
~ cnsh thereby enabling offer the richest nnd
@ patterns Of every article belonging TO gentle.
mans wardrobe ut thu lowest cash prices.
'' PuhCtuuIly observed in filling orders to the minute.
p. BROWN LAWRENCE, a. sTICKNEY.
30. 0' ~ ~ a.
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JOSIAH JONES' ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probae Court holden the
District of Lamoille, ss Probate Office in johnson, in
said District the 18th day Of Ontobe A. D. Isi5,-To all
persons concerned in the estate of Josiah JONES' late of John.
son, in said District, deceased, GREETING.
EORNELluS LfNDE, executor on the estate of Josiah
" jones' lace of Johnson ia said district doceased proposes
render of his administration, and present s
count executor ud estate for examination and al
owancc Whoroupon it is ordered that the be referred
session of the pronate Court holden Probate
Office in Johnson snd district the 29h day of November
A. ID, 1876 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for examination and allow
and that all concerned be notified hereof the pubca
on Of this order the Vermont Waterman State Journal
newspaper printed Montpelier, three weeks succesve
before said time of hearing that they appear said time
aud place, il they see cause, and object thereto.
By order Of Court
WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
A true copy of record
IS Attest, WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register
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CAPS. CAPS

M T. BuRNtlAM has this day received by Walkers Ex
w press, large and splendid lot of CAPS which he will
sell cheap for cash! Members of the Legislature
call. Octobor 40
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&" CASH STORE

STORES AND GOODS
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS of returning to hi. novo
1 State, offers for sale his REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL
PROPERTY situated in Hanover ~ H., near Dartmouth Col
lege, viz:
A STORE.
The Store which occupy No Main ST. with the goods
and fixtures therein consisting of W. Goods Gfoce-
rie CTockery Glass, WOoden and Hard Ware Panis OILS
and Provson5 with variety of articles numerous TO
paIticuarize This is indeed the desirable situation in
the State. The yearly de of this MI
exclusively cash There also with said pem-
ises sett of Fairbanks Patent Scales which do the weighing
for almost entire
ALSO FOR SALE.
Splendid Two Story Building occupied by a
dictionary Mannhctory with Eating Saloon Baber's
shop in front, situated No 10, Main The business of this
amounts to $4,000 per year. trade rapdy
lncfeans This cash business profits of which
ALSO,
For Sale, Two Dwelling Houses, of which situated
bout rods from the College, large and comnodous has
"a finished rooms, desirable location public house
OF boarding house-wl pay greater than almost any
house in the village.
ALSO,
IIouse situated Wost with about IL acres of
choice land Tho above property together with six bordering
lots will be sold separately collectively, most Liberal
terms.
GEORGE w. KIBLlNG.
Oc 1th
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Bour for Ire
Dlstri of Randolph District of Randolph To all
concerned the estate of David Brewer of Tun
bridge In said District, deceased, tesate, GREETING
WHEREAS, John Monkey Executor Of the last win and
w Testament Of the said deceased proposes rendering
of his administration and presenting his
said estate, for allowance a session of said
the Registers Office unhdgo, said District,
day OF Nov. A. d. 1915 Therefore, you hereby
appear before said Court the time and place n1read
show cause if any you have, why the said should
be allowed.
Dated Tunbdse in said District, this threth day of
tober, A. ID. 1915
80 GUSTAVUS ROIFE, Register
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received of them in exchange for Goods or Tin Ware
MERCHANTS can be supplied with TIN Ware upon reason
able Terms, and good article and large assortment kept
santly hand.
Ia soliciting business from the puhc do feeling
dent that present STRONG INDUCEMENTS purchasers
facilities for doing business enable do best
advantage. "A
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Us Mr. Gays Dagueneotypos are the best we
have ever seen. lie will remain in town but few
days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

JOSrPH -. GIi.M A Ms EST ATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at tho
District of Lamoe s Probate Office Johnson in said
District, the 2sh day of October, D, Is45,-To all
persons concerned the Estate OF Joseph d. Gilman late of
Johnson, IN said District deceased, GREETtSG.
CORNELIUS LYNDE, Administrator the Esiate of Jo-
" seph d. Gmun, late of johnson, in said district
proposes render Of his
his administration for examination and allowance
Wbeeupon II ordered that the be
of the Pobate Court be holden the Probate
said district, the 29h day of November
10 O'Clock the forenoon, for examination und allowance aud
all concerned be notified hereof the publication of this
order the Vermont Watchnuu and State Journal newspa-
per Montpelier his State, three weeks
w. before said time Of hearing that they may appeur said
time ind place, If they cause, and Object hereto
By order Of Court,
WILLIAM w WHITE, Register
true copy of record,
% Attest, WILLIAM W. WHITE Reristet
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w an at The Paper Mill, in Montpelier, the rate of
w IHKbE DOLLARS per ton, in eNchnngc for paper
Docks, L.. p. WALTON and SoNg -
November 3, 1916. N'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

shadow it cast before-'the fact is, she Sn.eH it
coming" How one will like those who bring
good news. do not know why, but from the
moment, that with qualification beamng from
her face--the qualification of affordIng pleasure
to others-fron the moment that she ran in to
give us the agreeable intelligence that Eurus
was on his route, felt as if she was my good
genius of Newburyport, and during my short
stay | turned to her for information and for
peasure--and found both In less than one
hour from the time he was heraldcd, he came
rushing along with the noise of the oceans
roar and with sea-weed odor in his train, and
bore away the hot piping air by which we were
surrounded, to burn up the more inland parts
of this rich State Thermometers fell five-and-
twenty degrees-the shrveed grass received
new hte-men began to breathe freely, and re-
newed vigor reused him from the topper of 100
degrees fahrenheit. Before night closed in we
were all dressed in cloth, and with windows
closed we resigned ourselves to the arms of
Morpheus, buried beneath blanket. For our
further progress in our new place Of sojourn-
for an account of its tactorles--a sketch OF Il
picnic ON Plumb lsland-(grls and aI)-for
some few suggestions, and for laughable Incl
dent, we must refer you to our next letter,
which shall be furnished you shortly.
NiAToR.