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THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
fol the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
for MIddlrbury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rePuta-
ion OF this company, and the promPtness
with which all their tran ,actiors have been
characterised render il unnecessary to say any
thing in its favor. All bissiness connected
with the efice intrustcd TO him will be faith
fully and punclualIy transact cd.
JONATE IN HAGAR.
MidIlebury, Feb. 26. 1912 42;v Agent.
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NO OTHER CAM BE LIKE IT.
There as no excuse
for 5 dollar.

For the Headache ,rhen you can obtain the
Genuine MdrshdLFs aromatic Catarrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is certain and perfect cure for
the Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak eyes, II opens and purges out all
distinctions strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action to the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
all those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle of Marshall's Snuff, should purchase that OF
which II. C. Gridley, Middebury, VT. is the pro-
prietor, and no other, as | manufacture personal
ly the Snuff sold by said Gridley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed
in my presence by DT. Marshall and that hisSig-
nature thereto is genuine.
Dorastus Wooster-Judge.
Middlebury, January IA, 1915. 3S
n. B. The name OF II. c. Gridley, proprietor
will be found upon every bottle Of the genuine
MarshalPs Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale anG
retail by Fl. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w. P. Russell, and s Moody, and by druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canada.
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GARDEN COTTAGE.
Near Mrs. Hensha,rS. J
Vi RS. ]. w Fl I L A K E r

MRS. ]. w H I T A K E r
MOULD respectfully give notice that she has
w Just arrived from Europe, bringing with her
the latest French and English Fashions fol Silk and
Straw Bonnets OF every description, which she
intends to manufacture at short notice for all who
NAV favor her with their custom.
Mrs. w. having been in the employ of one Of
the best shops in England, feels competent to do
any work in her line, such making ne1r, or alter
ing old bonnets, to the present fashion in neat
and durable manner. All work entrusted to heI
care will be warranted to give entire satisfaction
IGddlebury, Oct. 81, 1915. 26;3m
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NEW GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving large sup
ply of Spring and Summer Goods.
Among the assortment will be found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and great variety of the new styles
of Goods for Ladies' Dresses, Florence & Straw
Bonnets, Ribbons and Ariifcials, &c, &c, &c,
which will be sold on terms as favorable as at any
store in the County. WRIGHT & BUSH.
Shoreham, May IL, 1915.
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4 Compound BalSamIC Preparation from
WILL CLo DI ~
w Hu OheiIy DdIk anu dr.
The best Temedu kROlCn to The 1rOrLd for the
..o 81 O. oil - u
|M0 y fungus, CotuS, dSuthtu, CTOuP,
Bleeding of the Lungs. IYhoOpin q Cough.
D-o..I:,s.
DIO''|''t'to, NytueH-u, cHoiWcoo "
Breath, and WedbneSS in the Breast
mr. 81 :o C..J:t J a..
VI St"e' LtOeT COHpidttt' ana "e
first Stages of
CONSUMPTION
1.,,r,r- ~, nm ~, Ia<..oa ,,,o.t, bona
tor,urr n,ediraii d., r, b, a,,,avs her, s,, ..N3
nres oyn Presr rin,on h,ng or,ned cb;,a ~ IN chem
h, S ,ncL, ," , y, u , DAN d "u q, NV, o
nrrvai ~ Dive few Instances of IN exIraord;naTv
nn,wIr from n cafaIorue ,,mos, vvnbon, end
I,,,, radd,s' In 10 a;, n, H., n q .ao,c,, an, bo
was v,n mn nv !, n Of her bysic,S m die Of rn3Imn
tou mad n hard ,nmo, ror m5n,I," "n The i'd. raisc
r, t.. - ,a,r sor, If -, 'h,anca
~ -, ~, -, g. ,,., ,,,, III, =, n, i
entirely cured nv few bo,s of rb sa,aam in Sepsep
h., ,nd = ,c,TIar isas " ~
0i aS a a%s ESQ., sea- Attorney &C. New York. cured of
Pasnodlc asthma of q years standing, certified to by
Garman.N eiSY who roT bad no, Silent, living down.
for years heng Obliged sleep in string POSTURE
Var eIrea 10 attend 10 Ills business IN the most stormy
rhomns BradIee Esq P. Jamaica, l.. /, cured of
asthma OF 40 ,I sianding ,,,.,,o n,,,.,,
cured Of liver complaint and general debiy of eighteen
months Standing A. n ,,.,,.. , .,,,. - ,
schrorSe OF obstinate disease Of The lungs after he had
tried all the usual remedies IN vain
wonderful B@isAM Evidence the most sonynenr
evidence that doubt fully establishes this
to the sake OF bFeVi'y we select the following from thou
Isaac lat esq Editor of the roughkeepsie Eagle one
of the most influential papers in the STATE of n r. states
,rIuve of his Of very delicate constitution was atacke
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WOOL CARDING.

THE SUBSCRIBER has removed his carding
machines to Mr.. ID. Bells Clothiers Shop
near the Paper Mill, and will receiue Wool
at the Factory or at the Shop, and will card
Rolls under the direction OF lra-Gale The
Machine is in good order and the work will be
warranted 10 be well done.
IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, June 90, 1915.
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LADIES. REMEMBER

That Cashmeres, NJ. De Lanes, RepL Dc
LANES, Chusans, Al?accaS, plain and figured
Cords, GimnS, fnngeS, velgeiS, rinborS, hat nib
bonS, Silk sirdl, coriS and tasSelS, worsteG
boas, crava's, fancy velvets, gloves, SPIRAL cord
quilted borders, benuet silks, carpet bags, cali
Goes, musinS, cloth buskinS, CATERS, slips, walk
ing shoes, shawls, &c. Sc, You cat buy OF The
subscribers cheaper thal ul any one else in this
vicinity. L. BECkWl1H 6; Co.
Oct 1874
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PUNDERSON'S

y ON III L y N L y w ID + X S.
A certain and perfect cure for all the diseases
to which the Horse, Ok, Cow and all herbiverous
animals are suffice; to-such as the heaves, foun-
der, horse distemper, coughs, colds &c in horses,
Horn distemper &c. &c. in the OK and cow
Sold wholesale and retail al the manufacturers
prices, by H.. GRIDLEY
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P r r | F Y THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The high and enved celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicne have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure
has rendered the usual practice of putting not only
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are
known by their fruits; their good works testify for
them, and they thrive by the faith Of the credu-
ous.
IN ALL Asses
OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism.
affections Of The Bladder and Kidneus, Bill
ious FererS and Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
General Debility, Night Sreats, Nervous
Complaints, Piles, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head,
Scu:uy, Salt Rheum, Sicellings SC.
For further information see Moffat's Almanac and
the Good Samaritan which may be found at tine
Drug Store Of w. p. Russell,
authorized Agentfor Mddlebusy
and vicinity
P.S. Look out for Conuterfeita
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New Haven, Oct. l3, 1Sl
SHAWLS. SHAWLS.

A splendid lot of ShawlS at remarEa lie low pri-
II ceS. Among which may be found Enb. Law
end.r De laine, DamaSk silk, aru ef~esI arti-
ce of Brocha, for sale by ]. c.. MEAD.
Cornwall Oct 1915. "a
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-03
80 NOW Is YOUR
GMG TINE
nR< MAQ IF you would buy cheap
Qsa GHAS in defiance of peddlers, Jo-
AS sME9 sEPH DYAR, now has and
NN<zss is receiving from market a
fashionable assortment of

fashionable assortment OF
Je1celry, Gold, Metallic PeRs-a superior ar
ticle, Gold and Siluer Pencils, Gold and sill
yer Spectdcles, Gold Beads, Silrer Table and
Tea Spoons, Creamers, sugar longs, finger
rings, and breast Pins-a beautiful assort-
ment, silver himbIes, butter knires, soup ladies,
plated spoons. ear rings, gold and silrer lerer
Watches quarter and common dO,-75 per ct.
cheaper than formerly sold, gold safety
chains, and keys, plated do, RazOrs, PEN
knares, scissors, thermometers, hair brushes,
Itcezers, rioiins, bolus and strings, bass riot
strings, irory and dressing combs, flutes, ffes,
bUgies, nice pocket pistols, looking glasses,
PlGtes-cheap; timepieees-brass and arooden
clocks from 3 10 Is dollars-warranted to be
good timekeepers, MelOdiGns, music bores, tea
bells, ,calletS,
Anda good assortment of other articles in his
line. xJPlease call and see if you cannot buy
cheap for cash.
pWatch repairing faithfully attended to by
myself and other Jobs done well and cheap Fur
hats for less than cost. May 1915.
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BLACKSMIT THING

of every description done at short notice, at
the shop formerly occupied by Adna Smith,
for Cash or ready pay.
~ Those who may favor him with their
custom, are assured that their work will be
done in the most workmau-like manner. and
at the shortest notice.
JEREMIAH MYRES.
Middlebury, VT. Feb. II, lS45. AZ If
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T YRS.

GRAIN WANTED.
1000 Bushels Oats,
1000 do. Corn; in exchange for goods
at cash prices by H. A. SHELDON.
Oct. Is, 1916.
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Blacksmithing.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the people OF MidGlebury and vicinity,
that he continues in the shop formerly occu-
pid by JOHNSON e. MATHEWS, where
he unrnoses in carry nm
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Mufls and Boas,
Jdsl received and for sale very cheap by
T. G. SMITH.
Monkton, Oct ID, 1915.
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FARMER
AND
VILLAGE STORE.

TIL q subs ri5er is receiving a rich assert
mcn' O. Dry Good. Among which are In
petal Scars Ne. WOrstcd Shawls. Damask
Worstcd do Mp. ces. Plain Il Figr'd. Ga
la Plaids. Grape tie Laines, Plain do. Cash,
an es d. EeTsse. Eep. Table Diapers,
ami Iaroe assortment Of Prints, aud other
articles to nuiLcrOus to mention; also a full
stock of Groceries. consisting eff Molasscs,
Sngars, Teas, Cciiivc. Tobacco, Pipes, Snuli,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger SaIcratuS. BToor.s,
Soap. &c: also choice lot of Liquors for
Medical. Chemical &. Mechanical purpose,
only. Also Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Oils.
Dye-stufis. Sal. Soda Patent. Medicines ~
TrUssesa full assortment. All efwh.ch will
be sold low for cash, or approved credit.
Most kinds ofproduce, good rabFs batter.
Pork, &c, wanted in exchange for Goods.
Co.'S omcrs in town & county are invited 10
call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
S. MOODY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25

surrendered, and The recent assassination Of O.
cross and Lieut.. Porter. on the Rio Grande. shou.
ed Inc cowa'dly character and bIood.thirsly 81.
barity OF the Mexicans
IL was shown that the waron our pall was az.
oil sell-deiehce, and forced upon Us by an M,
sion, systematically planned and dellt,raiely M.
derlaken, by the government de tacto az Mer,cc
For this outrage upon our national rieh,s =,
principles OF pubic law justified an ann,aI y
army, 10 be continued until Indemnify for ,he
and security for The future be Obtained. snt i.
dictates OF sound na;iona policy imperatiyslv. j.
mandef that our government should resl.,o :
such a manner as would convince H. .re !"
tina, they could mol violate our rights witr
nily, nor be allowed to shrink tom IN, i r.,. :
sibililv as nation for The acts OF heir oyco y
vernmenL
In this view Of the case, view admitted i }.
the true one by The most eminent an experience.
statesmen in the country, without i:slIac,io,
party, The descendants OF the men OF Plym, *
Rock, of Lexington, of Concord ard BY,...
Hill, could have but one cuiy 10 pe form
though The theatre Of action was tar ,emay.
from the scenes where their heroic ancestors i.
won for their Common county a renoUn mr.,
tIiolism coextensive with The habilable olohe /,
the commencement OF the revolutionary vrnc,.
the people Of The south dew 10 arms wbrr +.
rights Of The people OF The north hat cen IN.
ded, aud made common cause acaiu> the ,yrs, ,
and now il was Tor the north 10 BUCKLE on,s !.
NOR in defence OF The nation, invatcd ii liz .,e,s
by people acknowledging no law tu Tia, il -
strongest
When the glorious manner in which he o..
has been conducted BY General Tayor va
luded 10 by the speakers, he cheering "a, !.
You'd all example Never before It'd he al. e..
die Of Liberty ring with such tremendous sbes,
Allusions 10 the zeal displayed in support ii /.
wal in the Western States, anu 10 the piomp, >.
sponses 10 the call for volunteers by virar,
Pennsylvania and New York, we're also .ecsig'I
with acclamaions, which laid Mr. Ayie,,. 81 \
ed that all norlherneis were lot Gaulisou.. \
the conduct OF South Carolina in the Revolt ).
airy wal had dsproved the caumny that al. 81.
erners cared for nothing bu, slavery
A number OF volunteers then came iorwar
enroll their names, and the meeting broke ur
grea, enthusiasm.
We rejoice 10 see this fine spirit mani's,,e.
Boston, where some Of III. Wing press have
only denounced The war as "unIu>i alG Il,
cous," but, after The fashion otlle Wais Gle,
borough, n. c., PATRIOT, have called uron he :.
pie not TO enlist in the service OF their coanFy |
II shows that The country is sound upon M
nuine test Of patriotism, in spite The 'avira
The Abolition fanatics or selfish and ama
politicians. |, is for this reason that we hsy,
voted so much space 10 these patriotic p'c.-
mos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,
OTfEEN

THE exercises Of this Institution for ine a"s
i will commence on the 18th OF Jania' e,,fn
iinued until the Goth December. WIN
Of one months vacation during the t- .ta3,r'
The subscriber having purcha"6 w. II 800
provided amply for the aceommo5aAvA ,ias
is now more than ever his interest 70 - :.
worthy Of patronage. On his par !. 49,, :
wanting. lie has secured The aid Of NJ -, q
pIished assistant, Mr.. John ID. Pitt'' ".',,,.a.
qualifications, strict attention, and eos'(,.,
charge OF duty, well merit the con6dene. %
ErnetIence has shown the necessity 81 -
,aIu,ary system has been established, ana ~
Iv enforced. The aim Of the subscriber
merely 10 impau information. hui aisn !" !,
mind nd regulate the habits ofihe pups y. H.
struction. Circulars will he iofwsfoea
months to patrons, aud The reports made ~,
The eonrse Of instruction Will embrace o.
Is constituting q liberal English, Iiassna.
maiical Educaton. The French LanensS ~
taught. The Terms will he, for Tuition ~.
every necessary except candles, s,3o re, -,
hall PAYABLE al the expiration of he hf'. 80.
the residue ~ the snd Of the year. Day - Wa
year. ,,od Academ,,
hdo'es'-o' ""''s' Dec. li-e3!s'"
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Nfraoaoypssu l5ssansrec-

plant. Indeed, Mr.. Speaker, this whole subject 6l
may be compressed into very briei compass. inns
Mexico. Tito Texas, iibeng underlh The control OF
Mexico, and beyond The possible reach OF lis own
cr's dominion and jurisdiction we have seized !!
for her; and 10 maintain its possession, we from
the necessity OF the case, have held it by military
authority, and established provisional govern
ment ii il belonged TO Mexico, why, then, we
have but conquered and held province OF the
enemy, and accorded 10 its people the blessing Of
a temporary civil government. Gentlemen may
view il either way. Is il not clear there has been
no usurpalion by the President Of powers not
pertaining TO him under The Cons!ilulion-no IN
vasion OF the sovereignty of Texas oil which she
can complainant no injury or wrong, accord
ing 10 the laws of nations, done either 10 Mexico
or neutral Powers
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We are pleased 10 see Tia, Congres, j

We are pleased 10 see lha, Congress :
20 do an act Of justice 10 the brave an
leamsler Of Major RingsoId. In ine u.
Monday The following proceedings =. Z r
Mr.. Preston King (by IN animnNs =
moved that The Commitice Of The Wh.s
STATE OF the Union be discharged from ihr
consideration OF the bill granting pc
Patrick Kelly" and that said b. be pla'
its order on the calendar, taken up Al %
put upon It's passage. Mr.. X. stated thai
ti,ioner had lost his arm while in The -
the United States, on the frontiers u
under Major Rinsgold.
No objection being made, the mols
adopted; the bill was taken up, ordered y
crossed, read third time and passed.
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RICH MOND, VA
Wednesday Morning, December %. 1916
BALTIMORE AND PITTsBURG.

BAL AMI LODI INV
To Judge by The tone Of the Baltimore papers
The most anxious interest would seem 10 be fell
by that city in the extension Of The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad 10 Pitlsburg. The American re-
fers TO the slate OF feeling at PiI,sburg, hostile TO
The conditions proposed by the Baltimore Com
pany TO the Pillsburg and Connelsville Compa-
ny. The objections 10 those conditions are, that
Snih6ed is not the best point 10 which to make
the road that the Baltimore Company is dis
posed to defray only the smaller portion oil The
cost, and ye, requires pledge which will secure
TO them the complete control OF The Piltsburg COM
pany upon all questions Of connection; and MAT
fthe Pltsburg Road is 10 be bound up not to per-
nit any connections in all fairness The Baltimore
Company ought TO agree not 10 extend their road
to any other point OH the Ohio River. For these
reasons, the Directors Of The Piilsburg and Con-
nellsville Railroad Company deem The conditions
recommended to be attached 10 The subscription
OF $780, 900 by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company to be wholly nadm.sible, and have
resolved that refusal or declination OF the Bal-
more Company to call their stockholders together
earlier than February, TO act finally on the matter,
will be regarded as persistence in those condi-
TONS and the President Of The Piltsburg Compa-
nv is then directed TO call The stockholders together
al the earliest legal day.
The Baltimore American, alarmed al this
state Of feeling a, Piltsburs, (which threatens 10
separate that community from our own, and to
cut of The only available chance left rs OF eI,
tending our railroad 10 the waters OF the Ohio,
and that, too by route much shorter and cheap
err than any other" is inclined 10 admit the JUS
lice of this unwilngness OF Piltsburs TO accede 10
the conditions demanded, and calls upon The stock
holders of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany TO take prompt and active measures 10 Sc
cure The desirable connection with Pinsburg. II
says that Philadelphia is acting already; and
that if the connection with Piltiburs is worth Sc
curing, now is the time 10 seize The opportunity.
This vexed question otlhe Fright way" 10 The
Ohio River seems 10 be as far from settlement
as ever.
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CIEID 0CL,ICEPS

The Governor and Council yesterday apl
ell The following gentlemen the Field Ono
the Virginia Regiment Of Volunteers, VIZ
mel, John r. Hamiramca, OF Jefferson;
Colonel, Thomas B. Randolph, 81 Warren !;
jor, Jubal A. Early, ol Franklin. a these
tlemsn are graduates OF West POM, at
high military reputation. Col. Ham'fancI
Maj. Early fought eallanlly in the Florida ~
der Gen. Taylor. Lieut.. Col. Randolph "
first TO storm the British rampar.s on the n,
OF Queenstown. Virginia expects much
them. May their skill and bravery N ,hr :
OF Mexico win new and more brilliant y
for The Old Commonwealth.
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PAINFUL ACClDENT.-We lcafa
regret that Mr.. Joseph Phillips, the al'en.i'
obliging mail agen. on the Louisa Rai'"a
with a serious and shocking accident =.
morning, al Louisa Couu House, in alir'
TO leap from the cars whilst they were in Ia
he made false step, tell upon The track, :
wheels passed over both hi, legs, crushlre
in most dreadful manner. Every ali d
dical skin could give him was speedily 4
and hopes are entertained Of his recover
however, without The loss Of one, perhaps
his legs.
Wea surprised not 10 hear OF more act
OF this kind in our cwn streets, to pcr>or,
ing en- and of The cars while in moi
hore the above will be warning lesson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25

The FIVE young men who have volume
from Accomac, we under>lan nave john
company now being raised by Mr. Will
Archer. They arrived in Richmond on 5,
night signed the articles and started ~
knapsacks on their backs 10 bring >ome ..
these gallant spirits. We hear iha irsr- 4
no doubt OF the success of Mr.. Arch. IN:
associates in raising company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25

The Telegraph company are engage u .
ing The posts for the Telegraph wires 'h'oas'
streets OF Alexandria. We under>ian- tns
Committee 0. Roads in The Virginia L.:
tnre will report bill granting ch"t
The Telegraph Company, al The head u y
is Mr.. Morse the inventor Il The Telesfs.-
We presume that The Telegraph 10 IhiS 81
be CONSTRUCTED in few months.
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The officers OF The second regimen 1:
VOLUNTEERS have unanimously ceced
Patrick Henry Calhoun oi the army (soa :
C. Calhoun, Egg, and laie aid 10 Gen. "a
as Colonel, in place OF Charles BAKER, r.
This is complimentary, SAY the n. Y lie
a. well 10 The distinguished amt eallarl /;
officer, as j, is 10 the patriotic volunteers
I'd regiment; and it speaks favolably 'of
ganizaticn Of The regiment, a also ciihe IA.
tina, prevails in il.
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The Correspondent ofihe Baltimore A.
says that lie repor, published in am
lumn) from Mazslan, via Sinola an
Cruz, OF the butche'y Of $50 Norh A.
sailors, by Indians and Mexican soldiers
generally credited al Washington
at NAV have originated in MeYicc, :
dence Of an aHifciM victory over Hose
Americans and such reports were piefie''
ago to urge Congress inlo a more pfomFts
sctulinizlng appropriation Of money ~
jects OF the war. The Vera Cruz L.
would seem, however, To regard The staten
authentic, as brought indeed by Frerci
from San Francisco 10 Mszallan. !. j. :
panied BY some statements Of the small ruf
our people al San Francisco and None.
possibly may be even as il i represented.
The Union says nothing Of il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25

AT A COURT or QUARTERLY

T 4 COURT OF Ut Hk EMIL = !
~ and held for Essex County al the tnAt
Tappahannock, On the 10th day If Nosrmhci.
On the motion Of Milton II. Faver, ant ne i,
tributrss of I ie Estate Of William w. Fishe' Z
IL is ordered, that all persons who may nv
against the said decedents, exhibit IN. same s
ment on the irst day Of February mex and e
Of this order be Published for eight ~.'"' y !.
mond Enquirer newspaper published ~ ~
Richmond, and that another copy Thereof :,
the front door OF the Court House IL this cosb''
several Court days.
A Copy. Testr,
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW. y
Nov. 2O-cw2ms For James Roy Mit'a'
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We understand (says the Union) that Doctor
Don Joaquin Jose Osma was this morning pre-.
scented by the Secretary OF State 10 the President,
to whom he delivered his credentials as minister
plenpolenliary oil The republic OF Peru to this
government
This gentleman is the first diplomatic agent
from Peru accredited TO our Government since the
independence Of that rep ublic was acknowledged
by The United States Wehave been represented
al Lima by charge daffaires almost continuous
" since 1896 Our relation. with Peru are i'm
portanf, and we trust that Mr.. Osma's mission
will materially contribute towards strengthening
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