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WEDSEspAy-g A. M.

WEDNEsnAy--9 A. NJ.
The convention having been opened with prayer by the
Rev. Michael Osborne, Mr. w Flournoy withdrew the
resolution offered by him yesterday, and moved instead
thereof the following In the form Of substitute TO the re-
solution offered by Mr. G w Read:
"kesolved ThutH this convention recommend the con.
siruoiion Of any railroad from Richmond tide water TO
tho construction Of said road by the nearest cheapest and
most practicable between those points not TO tor
inmate at any intermediate point"
NIB Jones moved the following a. an amendment 10
Mr.. Fournoy's substitute
"Resoyed, That the wants o. the country lying on the
Roanoke and 10 tributaries, together with the country ~.
ing between It and the city Of Richmond, require that
Railroad should be constructed from Danvilo to Rich
mOnd"
Mr. Flournoy resumed his remarks and tho discussion
was continued by hesrs Jones Of Ames Symo Of Peters.
burg, Con Darlington of Richmond Booth Of Motto
way WIN Watkins Of Charlotte, Tunstall Of Pitsyvunia
Lyon Of Petersburg, nnd I Flournoy Of HalifaT.
MT Flournoy, in concluding, moved the indefinite
po'ponomeni Of the whole question Of internal improve
ment.
The discussion wss then further continued by Me.,r,
Giles Of Amelia, Mayo Of Richmond and + + Boudin Of
Charlotte
Mrs D Morton made few remarks, and called for tho
previous question on the motion 10 postpone indshniiey
| but Mr. flounoy, the mover, withdrew H. and tho
question remained the resolution offered by Mr. Jones
On motion Of Mr. Read, the Convention adjourned ill
! 5,P.M
NisHr sEssron 8 p. NJ.
The discussion resumed by Mr. W. 7. Scott Of
Charlotte
When he had concluded Mr.. G. W. Read, by consent
Of the House. Withdrew his resolution In favor Of the reso
luton offered by Mr. Jones' that the question on
the fosouton Of Mr. Fournoy proposed substitute 10
/ the resolution Of Mr.. Jones.
DR.. Atkinson then offered tho following resolution o.
substitute fur w. G. FournoY's substitute
RssolBsd That the Improvement Of tho Roanoke river
and he tributaries, 70 afford navgaton by locks and
dsms, for steamboats, Of light drauehi, would b the most
practicable, the cheapest and the desirable mode OF
uniting tho country wsered by the upper Roanoke with
the Underwater REGION and that have q strong claim on
the Justice Of the Legislature Of our State FOR ibo ,po,o
Praon Of such On amount Of money may DO required
| effect Inst improvement
Mr. i. i. Bouldn then rose, and the part Of the
vonton invited the President to leave tho chair snd sd
dress the body, which no did accordingly
The debate was continued by Messrs VIM G. Caring.
ton Of Richmond Ghgrd Of Chesterfield and Richmond,
Lyon Of Petersburg, WIN. VI. Watkins Of Charlotte, and
| w. e. Flournoy Of Prince Edward.
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A. Gordonsville. Orange County Va, on Sunday. 9Th
August WILEY GARLAND sged year 3 months 81 days
youngest child u WIN. H., and Amauda r. Cosby.
~ City papers will please copy.
Al the Washington Hotel on Wednesday evening the
18Th instsnt Mr. ALEKANDER GRANT In the Gsth year Of
his ago.
HIS inends aud acquainiancos and those Of Major John
Ialman, arc requested attend his funeral this Thurs
day evening a. o'clock, without further invitation.
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Ken1Iucky EIectiou.

The returns FOR Legislature far heard from show
Wing gain Of representative Johnson county, one
IN Floyd, one in Switzerland. sud in Clark.
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AZ We are Informed By The Washington Union Of
Moadsy nieht tat "thc 5 confirming the Cherokee
49, wich bad been woe relscted tho Senate Satur.
dsY psht snd taen passed BY msjorfy Of one, Loot
i0T want q time % act finally upon h."
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Mrs. NOttingham's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES',
Earncr oF En-, mud


WILL BE RE-oPENED ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sru
4 N making this announcement, Mrs. N. deems
n ,tae briefly the principles
Conducted
To enable young lady To occupy suitably her place
society certain style Of address and
able Fueh often
SELDOM lead to painful sustained
u eious mental euivau1n and this again exhibits highest
aud beautiful effects only when guided
morality founded upon the religion Of the Bib Tbs
balanced cut' alton eu OF the heart and u guided
BY the influences Of the Christian object
ed al In this Semia and 10 tue
pupils, Mrs N bTngs and well earned experience
with the lest authorities ard
Of the branches
OF study.
TEESs per Of 10 tbs payable half in advance
BOARDING $500
Higher brahehts EnEsh tuton.
PRIMARY 90 do. 30
Ancient and Modern Languages eaeh...............2O
Music on Piano Guitar and Vocal oaeh..,..........6O
Music on Harp, 81 lesson. Use Of Piaho........s
washing.
I3-d2m.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BOSTON, Aug. s.-Auvod, schr Repeater, Jarvis,
Richmond.
NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Auivcd, Brig Pcconic Park
days from uchm0ndi schr x. Thompson Corson, days
from Richmond
PHiLADELrula, Aug i1.-Auvsd, schr Pnts, Now
comb, days from Richmond
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Sandy sarsapariIia.-Aa eminent Oh;

'.H"WN oWt~HpHTTTTu.-An eminent physici
in one OF the valuable .ay, Th.
OF The Absorption OF medical substances 10 now zen
crazy received for is capable of
rpcuesi demonstration II by Its operation on the
Na snei that saods sa'tpira performed such a,topb
ing cures OF ueerous erupye ard gandusr and host
OF o'hef maiades OF which injected blood f1unta,n The
ue'rrrn, eiemsnis OF this are
oufn he communication between the digestive III.
veins into the eeuach and thereby pur ips
"Pensss erpsl all that ostiou OF healthy
hood The rapt With which the OF deas
are wosed by ihr medicine and is uniform
li'hed by multitude Of faet.
of uhrr particulars and conclusive evidence superior
gratis. - - $50
p Prepared and sold wholesale retail and for eIportation
oy ~ ID SANDS Druggists and Chemists Granite nuns.
NO. 20 Broadway OF street New York sold ,o
oy DuNAL PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond Va
Pnec, VI per bottle ain boules OF collars.
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JR srrrH.C.

sRainst
Benjamin Sheppard county such
administrator q Cesar Hawkins deeeasd Ann g. Carter admin
straE of Henry L. Carter deed Peter Sheppard R1sanna
paTd sn William Sheppard children and Of Mary Sheppard
May Hawkins Agye Walker and Martha his wife
Martha Hawkins Rose Hawkins and Martha HAWKINS infants
under the Of twenty BY Nathaniel v Hovaf their
guardian defend them this Charlotte Hawkins,
and " derrick MARI adm ntto Of May Sheppard
called Mary HAWKINS Of Susan iaw kns and Of Besey Hawkins
Defendants.
This this day ~ Of parties ~
their counsel respectively and infant Defendants BY
I'D be- heard upon
plaintiff Of all The defendants the said bills replies
lions those and exhibits fled argued By
sell confederation Whereof the Couu 10th bdudge order and
decree, that all have claims aTanH the eaes Of
Cusar Hawkins Mar Sheppard ionttcs ead Mary HAWKINS,
suan Hawkins and Betsy Hawkn deed do exhibit the be
70 Commissioner foaur for settlement within iouf months from
order be published for eight weeks
Rchmord Richmond enquirer, newspapers
printed u Richmond and be posted AZ the front Of
house of aid city, md aso Of the Court of Hen
county, seycrai days ard the "a Commissioner
directed 10 ate account
debts hitch proved arsns either oftbr
esatss Aforesaid and such be proved report
the Court
Copy Tsre,
m n
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M ARRIED.


AZ the Mansion on TUESDAY the I1th by Franes
w Scott LEWIS HILL Eq Of Richmond 20 Mis- MARY Eli
LABLTh' daughter q VIM g Mauy. E.q, Of Caroline.
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OORTO RICO sUGAR-3O hhds Pors Rico susar. IN
n ttore' and TOT sale BY BIsSELL a MeCANDLIsH
tDURE CIDER EINEGAR-75 bbs pure Cider Vine
u gar superior article landing his day. and for by
au 10 BlSSELL a. McCANDLISH
NEW BEDFORD WINTER OII.-iO casks landing
: and fJr sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN a CO.
4 tOATS SPOOL COTTON, Iust received and ale by
~ au IL KENT, KENDALL 4 ATwATER
" SkEY.-3o hhds Baltimore whbkey
w so bbls Cincinnati Reethed
In store. and for sale by BI5sELL 4 MeCANDLIsH.
IDHIME GOSHEN CHEESE.-75 prime Goshen
Cheese just received in and will be sod by
au 10 DlSSELL A. MeCANDLlsH.
ROSTON FAMILY AND NO. 1 SOAP-sO boIes
II Boston Family soaP $50 boxes Boston No.
for sale by BISSELL a. MeCANDLIsH
SPInTrS TURPENTINE-IO bots spins TuTpesupe
~ m iron bound easks, store, and for sale by
auI3 BlSSELL & MeCANDLIsH.
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NOTICES.


Cnrsnes enIvnnfc Rings and Mag
nettc Flutd.-If what hear Of this Invention DO
question that thsss articles daily acquiring an
uon ior their enesey the com
paints No matter how chronic may b. lh- ..,. A
readily yield. 10 the power aspied hy the Ga,,
hngs and Magnetic Fluid The Beta B,e.le,, and
STRENGTHENING Pastors notifications Of the invention .pples
pie In Naoas cases which pamphlet by DR. bs
u which may be had atesey many ea. Of m,
mhhaen euees Of these our ne -osni
owsdse thai esnnot but attention. OF
readea To ths " worthy
OF candid attention mystery no n
".it should command for attentive consideration.
fof nrher paeuars zee Advertisement arohcs pa Of this
paper Explanatory pamphlets, gratis BY n,
it7 Main street. Richmond. Va. n. os
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Range of Thermometer,
1t j. w. Randolph Co.'S Booksf0rs, i2i Main street.
AUGUST ~, 1910.
o'clock ~ O'clock O'Clock. o'clock.
76 SO - "a
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Il f. WORDS OFFICE. $4,000 Capital
" Tickets - 7sNos Is drawn. Chances to be had OF
s, JF. WORD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-13

VIRGINIA AT Rules held i'm the Cle,k,. Oc
Zee Of the supesT Court Of Chaneery Tor the Rehmopd Cir
cult the 9Th day OF Aug.si, 1876 "
Charles T. Pi-asants Runier wife F,.as,.l ~ p,.
SAINTS ard Harriet his wife, Jshel faTmy Eliza ann M, WI
Elizabeth e. Lownes Rias Lowne. and EIlbsh A. Iown..
Phfs,
Mariana Chapman Elizabeth Hare Charlotte Inius John J.
Chapman sarah Ash Louia Chapman Cha,
chapman Frederick W. a apman James A Pieaants William H.
Hughes William IL Hughes the younger Mary Pyson Ira Pay.
Sarah d. Lowncs LYDIA q. Lowae Iowpe. Caleb
L. Lownes and the widow and children GtoEe mes. deed
ah1 ouher
The defendants above named
and given security according the Aet Assembly the Ru
OF this Court and by evidence that thew
not Inhabitants Of this order thai IN,
saddeendan do APPEAR al the rules be this court ia
the clerks once thereof and
the ill Of the pAnus cory order be- forth
with INSERTED the city
for two months suseevey and posted Of the CAPITOL
IN the said city '
Copy-Teste,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02
DOcts. B. SanblOirrnr s. C.BrDarIiang!s,
Concord Railroad.

iifi WINTER .lR RANG ElfE.NFS.f 90
Faro reduced 10 Sl,75. froHl Concord 20 B0Stop.
lON and after the Ist of &pv Passenger
~ trains viii rum daily, Sundays excepted,
in connection with tho Boston and Lowell, and
Nashua and Lowell Railroads as follows, VIZ.
LyaYe Boston al Z. AN, l,A y, and ~.
Leaye Coneord At y 4 n, II III A and n
.FM, $500. -
Trains from irtcfniediatc places viii. ran as
follows, viz. ' .hUF. TRAINS 'esi Nlg''
Leave Lbwell az q XIV, I2;5 p St,i &'6:F "
do Nashville abs5j0A w,I9F r VIZ 6g5OP "
do Mahclcshr 9.S5 ENTI J PfM Il 1;sl5 rsM'
OF Immediately onthaidrrivai of the-cirrs FROM
Bnston.r hr;g DOWN. TRAINS. A.rsq N..alliyp
Leave Manchester u AN, l25 = MN 4PINt
do Nashville "a AM, il n 81 ~ . y n.tfSr-y
do Lowell, "a a N'2 RNi "a p nod go ,If.'k
or immediately on arrival Of the cars from
Concord. ~ 49,. 81. o.. I'D; ~, .-, tt.-..gr, .,.
The second train, from Concord arrives in
Boston IN season for Passengers 10 take theI
o'clock train 20 NV York. .'
The road cbnnrcts with the Boston & Maine
Rail Road 80 that passengers may pass be-
twirt Concord, HuvetlIill, Exeter, Doter and
Portland either way daily. "aa3s ava -rI
Stages immediately on the arrival Of the first
train at Concord, leave BY various routes for
Hopkinton, Newport, Claremont and WmdspR
for Lebanon and Hnnover; Plymouth and Ha-
verhill; Canaan aud Oxford; Meredith Bridge,
Contrc Harder and the white Mountains On
the I'd day from Boston, stages reach Royal
ton, Middlebury, Montpelier, and Burlin gton
connecting there With the Steamboat and sta
GEES 10 Ogdensbnrghi stages also rum from Ila-
veFhill TO Stanstead .cqnnecting there with
stages 70 Montreal. Numerous othet stages
connecting with the Concord railroad run 10
the principal towns in New Hampshire, Yer
mont and the Canadas,
Stages run daily from Franklin and San
borntou TO the III o'clock train, returning af.
ter the arrival Of the I'd train from Boston 1i
MERCHANDISE TRAINS. l1 iI'l1
Run daily follows;
Leave Boston at 30 PM and arrive at Con
cord the same evening. % s,H iiHrtlIoL nc
Leave Concord at 81 p N and arrive at Bos-
ton at 1 the next morning .ju.7..e SD lgsa5
Freight, First class, 81; second GLASS, g., so
Freight should be delivered at Concord and
Boston an hour at least before leaving, to inr
sure delivery by the first succeeding train, "a
All passengers baggage should be marked,
and when valued at more than $50, notice
should be given and extra charges paid, or no
claim for damage or loss beyond such sum will
be allowed. "a a N, G., UPHAAI, Supt
Nov /, 1915, 432YI .
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TIA IL r N G /!

III CURTIsS would inform his customers
II ~. that he continues the noe " N"'Nh'i'u
lHurl .l T4ILORLNG lBUSLvESS ono rFar
and will be happy TO wait on all who may ta-
yor him with their custom. .......... ,l..,.t.,..
Also, that MIR BROWN hns returned from
N, York, where he has taken every care in in
forming himself in regard TO the latest and
most fashionable styles Of cutting and making
Gentlemen's Garments for Spring and Sum
mer. H.f 40. .I' -aHnlal
GJPAll work entrusted TO our care shall be
executed in as good style as can be obtained
at any other establishment, and warranted to
fit. '" A'N Ih
II. G. would say that he has received his
spring Reports,
~ Particular attention given 10 cutting
for others TO make .l H.. .IrU. |l.... rf
ST. Johnsbury, April z, 1876, ,.i 454tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02
The Northern Remedy. 2.

" H.. DOW.NS' PEGET,7BLE Bl4ES.7.NIC
- Hiot ,2UliaHlq ELTXIR! "df .p tiuuI IN
The most effectual reniedS, for Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Splitting of Blood, j. Wh0op-
.o ing Cough, Asthmu, Group, and all discusses
lH Of The .I4ungs.,rl Is lsyap - s.isr, ius Ysir,g
iUNHIS Medicine is purely 5SylaHf ABLE---the
~ resultant of mere theory saIaspeculation
but of, .muc hlstudF and reseaESh !, ,during years
of suffering and debility; and the, Inventor
having Succeeded in curing himself, and, hav-
ing tested its efficacy upon Thousands of indi-
vidnals IN New England and ,the' Western
States, feels great Confidence in rec mmend-
ing it to the public as safe and efficient rem
Eedy. II operates most conspit itouslys IN re-
moving all morbid irritati0nSo from She L,tags
and Pulmonary Organs, Keeps the ieoaigk loose,
promotes ErPectordfi0n, rialdorS the I5ro1thiao
easy, and induces n degree of quiet to the syss
tenn, peculiarly grateful to the patient, after
having xperienced days andnightso of restless
inquietude and suffering. payo'S nay, he.., r.,
halt has, at least one peculiar adrQntage over
most other articles in,c common use; il is FREE
/ FROM STRONG, oPIATEs, and PowBRFULi 4 sTRIN-
GENTS which are liable to do great injury tothe
patient, In the use of this article, the couSh
Meier ceases TIL tie cd,tSo IS rehaored;- Hence
when the cough ceases the patientis we'll %
I This incompatible medicine is prepared on
| lyby' NH. Downs, Troy, W.T. the original
inventor and proprietor. ifiia Sa1p Ds3a 657Gq
CURTIS and,SMlIHH, ST. Adams, VT. Only
Wholesale Agents, by whom Agen Z can 8be
supplied in any part of the Union, upon the
best terms.ri efu3r fuo5!a ,lsf.s ysog evil ,.l
Sold by. especial pppointment,by J. c, Bing,
ham,, ST, Johpsbury Plain Jonas, FlintI do
Centres JIG, Darlingqn g, S. $. Hill,,. Con-
cord; N. w, French, Lunenburgh, Fuller &
Go. Lyndon; M, H, Newell, Burke;J, Blake u
son, Sutton; W. q S. Bradley Wheeio6k,e VT;
N. Gilbert, Sheffield; Dana Weeks ana Stan
ton, Danville; y M MARTIN g. Co. Peachani;;
Geo. Hubbard, Guildhall: J. Jewett n Co,
Barnet; Drs McNabb, Mc1ndoesl Falls; Geo.
Cowles, Ryegate 5i3d7ud cos 27V9 s4l9ylsas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02
THE GREET REMEDY FOR .CONsUAfP-
TION AND LIFER COMP L.4LrTS.
ITO TLIE PIrRIlC Thnrn Is NOT rnnIn In

] iIO.N IN ~ LIZ ER Z O.hF Is.1i.N 4 ,.
tTENO THE PUBLIC. There is not room in
a anews paper advertisement to publish
the numerous certificates of cures, but the in
valid is referred 20 medical pamphlet TO be
had of any of the agents gratis. Such proof
as we are constantly laying before the public
must convince all that DIR, LARBOR'S EN-
| TRACT OF LUNGWORT is the only med
icine in the world that will cure all who are
predisposcd 10 consumption, liver complaints,
or troubled with coughs, colds, asthma, pleu-
risy, splitting of blood, pain in the side and
chest, difficulty of breathing, tightncss across
the chest, p0lpitqtion of the heart, bronchitis,
| throat complaints, and allaffections of the pul-
monnry organs If this is not sufficient, we
will refer any oncto Others, who fat the date
of the above) are now using this article in IA
variety of protrReted lung complaints All
the ccrtificatesf shown 20 the public, prove
conclusivcly, one thing--that the VEGrTARLF
EXTRACT OF LGSGlNoRr is possessed ofehrtain
powers, in healing the. lungs and, restoring
energy TO th0se who arc, supposed to he'fast
sinking Iiito>the grave, over every other rem
edy, ancient or modern. ap,wn GGTl iuoda
Es1And whyftn6 Hisa medicine that is n OF
the work OF a day---the compound of Il drug
shop, having only for its object n sale. II is n
remedy that owes its e&istencc from nature s
source, a certain cure dor complaints of the
lungs, all the premOnitory symptoms of con-
sumption. Quackery, probably, would Put
newilitc,into sheleton,f provided you would
believe tat least the inventors of some OF
the SEEMING popular remedies would induce
YOU to believe so, IL possible. :; 1t is TO nut in
the place of such stuff -aremedy of use to man
kind that the Vegetable Extract of Lun gwort
was madetQ tl te Y ,rv7aI a1iEi -. iHad
The, study ofyears-@the proper proportion
OF the Experimentation effect upon the diff
tefent systems, and the stage of diseases ,irithe
pattepts--all i these werd in the sinind s we
of the physician who formed this medicine,
lie 'kne W that to make something really use
full as a remedy, study and obse fvation were
necessary, and he failed not to ,tievbte all his
attention 10 the purpose y, He has Succeeded
the Vegetable Extract of Lungwort has taken
its stand and beyond the leading medicines
of the presenttime, as the only true eradica-
tor ofpulmonary CONSUMPTION extant. d This
is true and certain-true, because susceptible
of proof certain, because its power and use
fulness, in saving hundreds from death GAN
not be controverted. 81 si HtsuI-,lDOE
C.,Js ROOSEVELT, Sole Proppietor,i,
AsENrs-J. G. BINGHAM, st. J6hnsbnrv:
Dana Weeks 81 Stanton, Dan willie: e. Perry
d Go. Cabot; Simonds, Conant 81 Co. Glover.
Strong 81 Jewett, Barton; George Worthintt.
ton, jr lrasburgh; E. Cleveland, Coventry; ]
Bates &SCo. Troy; G.. El1ins, North Troy, J.
yewett tS Co. Stevens Village, n. @ Butler,
| Derby Line '|t'fry, La1Sv1
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War for Oregon.

II has been suggested in distinguished quar-
tcrs that the territory of Oregon is worthless
IL has Also been said ON both sides ofthe Attain.
tic that the Territory cannot long be govern
ed either from Westminster or Washington
but that it viii require separate government
gifts own. Ifcither ofthesc assertions be true
war, in this age Of civilization, to de,erinin,
the rHe to Oregon, will be 'mopstrous' anc
'impious beyond any 'oager IF battle in histo
ny. The following verses, from an pncien
newspaper, will fifty illustrate the folly of boil
nations that engage in it, Boston Daily I'D
rertiSer
CLumpr and CLop, two surly clowns, POI.
As rceling home one night . - ...
From alchousc, where their sappy crowns
,+ They d soak'd in sad ming plight, ....
While all the azure tinted sky .f...
Spread outfits clear cxpansc, .. .
And all the glittcring train on high .t .F
Seemed er their heads TO dance d.
Quoth Clurpp to Clod, al tell thee what!
81 only wish thatI 800. -.... ......
"As much good pasture land had got . r
AS can see blue sky ... bad.
"And l." quoth Clod to Clump, "should like
m "Thy wish to beat by far, .... ...
Sand have to prove Weather tyke, ....
"An OK for every star n.. ....... .....
"Ah! but says Clump, ''to weed them all
"What pasture could be voundS -...
"Enough, says Clod, ''yor great and small:
"I'd weed them on thy ground" ..... ...
WHAT and without my leave2" says ClumP
cay, that would, !" says Cloddy.
Quoth Clump, 'then thee my hide shall thump
Cor VIII hump thy body" ...t.
So tot they went, both ClumP and Clod,
-- AS fast as fist could tag, ..,... ..I 5......
Till both lay SPRAYING on the sod, -,-.-
a And scarce FIST could wag. ., .....t. p.
"Now where's your oxen, Clod?" says Clump
"And where says Clod, '.your ground?'
n.l. In vain for both looked rounds ,,I II
Then shaking hands, they cursed all jars, --
Ip.,, And aH deceiving eyes al ,.-.oag af
That looked for oxen in the stars, '-s.. 80
l-r, And pasture from the skies r5.L 2. rra
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Marshal's Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, b.
Vermont District, TO wit.
DURSUANT to Warrants issued out Of the
il Hon District Court of the United States
for the Vermont District, do hereby give
public notice, that Informations for the viola
ton of the Revenue Laws ofthe United States,
have been filed in said Court by Charles Lins-
ley, Esq. District Attorney for tho United
States, for said District, against the following
described Goods, Chattcls, and Merchandise,
TO wit -r
/ sorGl White Faced French Stud Horse, l
Buffalo Robe, I Circinglc, and1 Halter, seized
at Danyillc, in said District on te "a day of
January, A. d. 1s46-Also, = Bay Horses,
double Harness, double sleigh, 33 yards GRAY
Cloth, Shawls, Ga ynrds Gray Cloth, "a yds
Gray Cloth, z yards Gray OlOth, - yards Me-
rino Cloth, llaltcrs, . Blankets, | Buffalo
Skin, 27i yards Flannel 10 yards Frockng,
81 yards Gray Cloth ~ yards Grny Cloth.
a yards Gray Cloth, 4 yards Blue Merino
Cloth, 6s yards Merino Cloth, = Neck Shawls,
2 Balsorinc Dress. Patterns, 2 Fur Caps, "a
Rcams Letter Paper, 7-l9 dozen Seythc stones,
I papers Pins, Sets Coat Buttons, 3 Groec
Gilt Buttons, , Shawls, Warming Pan, {
GrQce Friction Matches, 5-l2 dozsn Axes, q
Pocket Knives, Grocc Pearl Coat Buttons,
Chest and I small Trunk, seized az Derby,
in said District, on the 18th day of January,
a. ID, I-I6, ..,...r,..
And trial viii be had on the foregoing seiz.
ures, and the same will be condemned dcreca.
bly, to the prayer of said lnfoTmations ut the
next stated term Of said District Cont, TO be
holdenat Windsor, within and for said Dis.
trict, on the 9th day OF May next ensuing
unless a claim or claims shah be iniorposcd d on
OF before that day; of which all persons inter
estcd will take due notice aud govern them.
selves accordingly N -.ra ~ t" Yuf
Given under my hand at NeWbury, in said
District, this llth day of April, a, ID. 1916
45Jw3 JACOB KENT, JR. Marshal