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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-15
BOOK STORE.

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NO. BRICK ROW.
GEO. III. SALISBURY keeps constantly
~ for sale general assortment Of BOOKS AND
STATIONERY, embracing the Comprehensive
Commentary-6 vols splendid Quarto Bibles, Oc-
tavo Polyglon do, fine Pew and Pocket Bibles and
Iesfamenls, an elegant assortment of lfniaiaac p-
inns well adapted for presents, and variety Of
Miscellaneous Books, Albums, &c. Also, a general
assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS
manufactured and for sale on the most reasonable
terms, and warranted to give satisfaction.
STATIONERY.
Such rs Foolscap, Letter. Note, Bill, Tissue. Mar
bic perforated, Post Office, Glazed and Wrapping
Paper, Letter and Note Envelopes, Foreign and
American Steel Pens, Sealing Wax Waters. Black.
Blue, Red, and Indelble Ink, Letter Folders
States, lnkstands Pen-holders, Sand Boxes. Letter
Stamps, Paints, Drawing Pencils &C.. &C.
AlsO,--A prime assortment of Pocket Cutlery
and Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c, all Of which win
be sold at low prices
Subscriptions received for Chambers Cyclopedia
OF English Literature, and Lttes Living Age.
Godeys, Graham's, Columbian and Union Mag.
azines furnished free of Posage) for SO so per an
mum, in advance. All other Magazines and Peri
odicals furnished to order
n; Is. Particular attention given to reminding old
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Music Books, &C.
ALso-Card Printing neatly executed on reason.
brattleboro, June 80, lsi7. tf4s
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MEDICINE ron HoGs.-The American
Farmer furnishes the following When your
hogs get sick, you know not of what, give
them ears of corn first dipped in tar and
then rolled in sulphur Il is ten TO one That
il arrests the disease and restores the pig to
perfect health,
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A bargain Offered,

NOR sale or exchange, $40 acrcs Of Land in To-
IL mia county, Miohigan-ihe County next adjoin-
ing the seat Of Government, and within few miles
Of Grand River 2sO acres Of Land IN Ingham Co,
within few miles Of the Capital Of the State in the
same county, and leo acres in Lapecr county about
so mikes from Detroit and linear fiourishing village
The lands have all been selected with carr, with
settlements all around them, and will be sold, or
exchanged for lots farms in this vicinity on IA
vorable terms. lJ- Inquire at this Office, >
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Dental Surgery.


nR. JAS. A. FARWELL would respect
IL fully announce to the people Of Brauleboro and
vicinity that he has permanently established himself
in this village where he will he happy to wait on any
who may need his services in any branch Of his pro-
fcssion lie afters himself that the result Of the
facilities Of which he has awaited himself IN acquir-
ing knowledge Of his business, and the expert
encc which he has had in practice, he shall be able
TO merit the confidence, and portion Of the
patronage OF the community. Particular attention
will he given to all descriptions Of PLATE Work
and those wishing single or whole sets, may rely
upon having them inserted in the satisfactory
manner either with or without artificial gums, and
secured by atmospheric pressure alone. or by spiral
springs, as the case may require. ARTIFICIAL Pal
ArEs will be constructed to effect almost per-
feet articulation. In filling teeth he employs moth
ing hut fine Gold II being the only material unob-
jeconable For extracting teeth he makes use Of no
instruments hut the Hank bill and patsrf foro,ps.
Numerous and highly respectable references can
be shown IL desired.
lie has taken rooms in Halls Long Building
which will he found furnished with reference TO the
comfort and convenience Of those who may favor
him with n call
n7- Entrance Art door south Of the Post Odiee.
N. Is. lie will keep constantly on hand Ouk
Tooth Wast, a new article, together with Powders
and Brushes. Terms reasonable
Brattleboro, june 20 Is47. tf45
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Drugs and Medicines.

A NEW S1OCk JUST ADDED Physicians
IA and Families supplied with pure articles at the
latest reduced prices, by
wILLIsTON TYLER.
Aug II. SO
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Painting, Glazing, &c.

WE Subscriber, at his shop No. Brick Row, IN
Il stairs, continues the PAINTING BUSINFSS
IN all its departments. Those wanting Jobs in his
line are respectfully invited to give him call
HOUSE AND SHOP PAINTING, PAPER
ING, GLAZING, and every thing pertaining TO his
line OF business will be promptly attended to and
executed IN iaithiul and satisfactory manner.
Materials for House Painting furnished on tho
most favorable terms.
- ~ SIGN PAINTING.-Perso wanting Signs
fanted and Lettered invited to call as the sub
scrber Is confident of his ability to give entire salts
incnon in that branch of his business. Terms rea-
05- He keeps on hand for sale. PAINTS. ready
mixed BOILED OIL FURNITURE VARNISH.
JAPAN, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, &c., as low as
can be purchased elsewhere
WANTED-FouR JouRSEYMES.
ALoNZ0 HATCH.
Brattleboro, March "a, Is47. "a
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.NEWARR.4NG E.uE.VT'
n. Il. BROWN & CO,

IA. II. BROWN & CO.,
Iron Founders. Manufacturers and Whole
sale and Retail Dealers in !Srard,
Sfubbie, Corn and Side Hill
PiOHghs. Cooking, Boz and
Porkor Stores
III T.. BROWN co. have a most extensive
IL. assortment Of Patterns, and manufacture 10
order, NJ short notice, almost any description Of
Casting in common use. Among which, are
Plough Castings, great variety; Mill and Factory
Machinery, Stoves, Fire Frames, Caldron Kettles.
Boiler Doors and Crates, Oven Mouths, Ash Doors
Culhvaior Teeth, Pateaf and Common Sleigh
Shoes, Sad Irons Gridirons, Pipe, Cart and com.
mon Boxes, Grindstone Cranks and Friction Roll.
ers, Tubes for Wood Acqueducts, Hollow Ware, &C.,
at their establishment, Eagle IIorks, on Mechanic Il,
IL rods oas Of Canai 81.
llinsdale, Sept. ls47. tf2
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DagnerreofYpcs.

VNHE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
Il the citizens Of Brateboro and vicinity, that he
has just returned from New York and will be found
AZ ms room, over II. ID Brackets where he would
be happy to wait on all those that NAV favor him
with call. Likenesses taken at the Vermont Da-
gcurian Gallery, shall not be cxcecd by any other
establishment in the country
On hand and for sale cheap, Plates, Cases Chemi.
Gals, and every thing used in the art
Pupils thoroughly instructed in the art, and fur
nishcd with apparatus, il desired
OH COOLEY.
Brattlcboro, juno l6, is47. Is
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BrattIeboro Wooden Factory,

TTNIIE Subscriber having put his Machinery in
l. complete repair, is ready to receive Wool to
manufacture on Shares or by the Yard Also, keeps
good selection of Cashmere on hand at all times
which he will exchange for Wool on delivery
az Please call and eTamine.
T. T. CLARK
+, A. WHEELER, Agent
BrnttlcbOrO, May ~, 1917. Al
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New England Health Insur.
ancc Company.

" Secretary JoEL w WHIrE, President.
The Neuo England Hedlh Insurance C6Hpany OF
Norwich chartered by the Legislature of Connect.
cut in May last, with capital Of $500, 900, will
insure the health of males between the ages Of ff
teen and seventy years on the following conditions
viz:
by the payment of FIVE DOLLARS premium per
annum, they guarantee to pay to the insared FoUR
DOLLARS week in case Of sickness, or any acct
dent which may prevent him from pursuing his vo.
Gallon, for the time he is thus disabled during the
year
The company Is conducted on the Mutual princi-
pie so that all holders Of policies will share in the
profits OF the concern without being required to give
any premium note, or being subject to any assess
ment
Applications for Insurance may be made to
j. H. FESSENDEN, AaEsr.
Bralilebsroi March % is47 70
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Boys Clothing.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Boys Winter Goats
N Pants and Vests, just opened by
CHASE & CRANDALL'
Sept. "A.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Ffooute DiSfrfd o Marlboro
In Probate Court, Sept. 2sth, ls47.
The following petition spresentcd, to wits
To the Hon Probate Court for the district of
Marlboro
DEsAJAH DUDLEY, in. Guardian Of OYLINDA
Id MILLER, an Insane person, OF Bratteboio, in
said district, respectfully represents that it would
be conducive to the interest Of his said ward to sell
the whole of her Real Estate, and put the proceeds
Of such sale at interest. Wherefore, he prays for
license to sell ne same for The purpose aforesaid
BENIJ1H DUDLEY, JR, Guardian.
Brattlcboro, Sept. 27, ls47.
Wherefore, il is ordered that said Guardian mott.
y all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application at a special session thereof TO
be holden AT the probate Office in Brattleboro aforc.
said on Saturday the 10th day Of October next by
publishing copy Of the record of said application
and order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Vermont phGnix, printed at said Draitleboro, pre-
yious to said time Of hearing.
A true copy Of Record
Attest b. d. HARRIS, Regr,
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Clothing establishment.

CUNE & G0oDHUE have received for sale
~ 40 Over Sacks and Coats
80 Froek and Dress Goats,
rs Sack and Business do.
so Boys Goats,
so pair Panialoons,
100 Velvet Satin and Cloth Vests,
Green Spencers, Overalls, Shirts, Drawers Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises, &c.
Bratileboro, Sept. 10, al. a
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Houses for Sale.

<Az~A EINIIE advertiser offers for sale his two
nM& il large Dwelling Houses situated on
EisXH Green St One comprises two and the
A--zA.sA other three tenements, and both have a
piazza in front
The large house embraces four floors, and It's nj.
azza embraces most interesting view of the East
ern and Southern portion of the village Its siua-
ton also affords view Of other sections of the vii
lage North. 1t Is only few rods from the celebra
TED Cold Water Establishment and on rising ground
On the premises there is Barn, Sheds. Fruit
Trees, NC. Part or the whole will be sold al a bar
gain, as the owner is DESTROYS of going West.
rare opportunity for profitable investment.
All further information may be had ON applica.
ton to the subscriber.
ALSO-HousEHoLD FURNITURE FOR s,rr
BrattlebOro, July 10 4s
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From New Genesee Wheat.
Rough and Ready and sheldon q
stone, 0EyTRA.-

EAGLE MILLS, !SapafHe Family Flour, decid-
" eddy the best article Of Flour sold in this vicin
ity, for many years.
The subscribers have made arrangements to be
supplied CONSTANTLY and AT ALL TIMES with the
wo brands Flour as above. The Sheldon & Stone
brand is the same brand Of Flour sold by US for
the last two years. and in making sales Of some fye
thousand barrels, not single barrel has proved 9TH
or than the VERY FIRST QUALITY. Not single
barrel has been complained Of by The most particular
15-Ask for Old Rough and Raldy, j. G. Stone, or
Sheldon Stone, Green Brand Family Flour
Extra 11-For sale by
T0WNSLEY & SONS,
Al de Sign efthe Elm 7Pc.
Brattleboro, Sept. %, ls47. 5
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CHASE * CRANDALL

HAVE just received their Fall and Winter Fash
Ill ions from Philadelphia, New York and Boston
and are prepared to make Garments in the mos
fashionable manner.
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OVER COATS.

lust RECEIVED by the subscribers large as
y sortment of Beaver, Pilot, Macknaw Blanket,
Wadded Twceds, Cashmere, Broadcloth and Sati-
net Over Goats.
CHASE & CRANDALL
Sent a.
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Rags, Rags.
Wanted.

WHITE and BRows RAGS for which VIC will
w pay Cash. Also, from so to 100 Cords Of
good Wood. WOODCOCk & VINTON.
Brattlcboro, June IA, ls47. Iy43
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The Playmate.
0FAt No. a GRANITE ROW,

NEW GOODS received and receiving T. DICK
~ iSsos's Is the. store where you will find new
style FALL and WINTER GOODS at low prices.
Don't forget the No.
Sept. I6, AZ. 6w5
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IMPORTANT NEWS!!
BY LAST ARRIVALS FROM
BOSTON,
AT WVNEL LIS

"A Il ID w " II Il Il IS,
No GEASirE Row, BRlrrLEBono
TNIIE importance Of the news BY this arrival is
j this, that there has been received a very large
and rich assortment Of NEw SrYLE GooDs for the
Fall Trade, and the most interesting part Of it is
that they will be sold very cheap.
Dress Goods.
Rich colorcd French Thibci Cloths, imitation do,
Indiana, Lyonese, plain, plaid, striped Alpaca and
Cashmere do, NJ dc LANES, Cashmere do and
great variety Of striped and plaid goods Of new
styles, with too many names 10 DC mentioned. Eng
Scotch and American Ginghams some very cheap
large assortment Of new style Prints, rich colorcd
Silks, black, blue black and colorcd Alpines.
Also, Rich all Wool Cashmere Shawls very
cheap large heavy Plaiddo, with many other kinds
too numerous 10 mention. Embossed WOODEN brown
and bleached Linen and colrl. Cotton Table Covers
Wooden blankets, Imperial Quilts, brown and
bleachcd Cotton Fianncs, white and colored, all
Wool do. Bnoldoiotjs and CaSsimo,s, chap.
A large lot Of looking Glasses very cheap
Crockery, China and Glass Ware,-Solar Lamps,
large LOT and new paiems,-Woocn, Cotton, Straw,
aud Oil Cloth Carpefings.
Feathers, nice article. Tea Trays Table Cut
lery, Sc.
braitIeboro, Sept 81, ls47. Ave
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Cloth Dressing.
PAINTING,

fTliE subscriber respectfully announces to the in.
l. habtants of Brattleboro and vicinity, that he
continues to carry on the Painting Business
in all its various branches, viz; House, Sign and
Imitation Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging,
&c., at the OLD STAND, one door north Of the Yer.
mont House. He hopes by faithfulness to merit
and secure share of public patronage
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Brattleboro, April IS, 1876. sc
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Quinces.

% BUSHELS at No. 4, GRASr1E Row.
81 u. DICkINSON'S
Oct. I, ~. =. 7
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Alpaccas.

Ok PIECES SILK and Corros WARP AIpAc.
81 CAS-, for sale at great bargains, by
Sept. 20. rs =
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STOVES! STOVES!

THE GREATEST VARIETY, best AssoRr.
Il NEST, AND LARGEST STOCK OF stoves, Tin,
Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
seen in Braitleboro, is offered for sale at
prizes that o1nnst frl 10 suit at the new store, ono
door south Of the VERMosr HOUSE,, and next door
north Of TowxsLEY & SoSs.
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on BUSHELS OUNCES for sale by
~ q cHALI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-23

LATEST FROM MEXICO

r,IoT' : Ir.nsnorl slrnIuslTJ 4 7aIInl. C1nt.
,v;,''1..' arri,rd inst evening from 8rrzos s., j..
~, m',,nr,.. she .cr, on ,bn3i Instant onra,r
- ,,,.1 r..,n,oI Iess,,., and s.nfr thirty other
" ,....rrnr., and TWO hunircI and forty srrh
I,,..,,,i .,,i,,rs. William ]. Ecrry. an
'''',' ,....,, .nc who In Monterey on the 23sd
VI f,.., ..,rs Il, VIA tic fJao~iug memo
r'''.' ;,,,c Into rr,rr.rnon, Irs nrs.-
Il" "a ~ .'',,',.I.,,.y s.o., tn, Stn,i Aup.
:" o'''' '',' 81, l,.. p,,o>i-nr..,.. F..
Is ""N - W. m,.os In stand the anz,ru n u-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-23
COLUMBI\ HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.
CursTSUr ST, rErEEv Cru AND i'm srs.,
Formerly Md Marshall House,

yI>HE above well kn'wn and popular isIincnt,
is now open fnfhhe reception Of visitors.
20 merchants and dimes men this Hotel /, partie.
utIy recommended ss II il stul ted near tho most
baness, pleasant and fashionable pat of tho sity
. the accommodations are gnsarpisssd by any hou,s
IA he Union.
he propretors haze every means d mixing ihs'l
htsc comfortable AMI desirable, being provided viii
III best cooks that IAN be procured il the country,
nn attentive and eFil walters all the substantial
decuccs, aud varieties that the market affords, On
ptrided with irb-rli hand; and the charges ara %
II most noicrno terms. The utmost order ,sd
"hnlnr-s Is observed throughout the estab!s pssL
fhe prpprictors hope that, with thee recon saip
los, aud a strict attention t,buUnetL and ~ sat
% oxcrton. to please, TO merit sharsofpltrq ~
BAGLEY, MCKENZiPi 4 ~ !
huntry 90, 1877.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-23

E;,sn, Nta,.,,av i,:.,:,.. :. !:..e arayirlS
,oa o,.o.k opr slumber, were disturbed bv the
rovo,,eJ rrv or"6re," A few miau:o, elapsed
laf,r. til, Whole town was Attained. and number,
,suir,i 10 the spo. of conaagra,on Ono Of
ca Drernco's houses, in wiiei his negroes lived,
was burned down; bat by the eyrr.ous Of tho by.
s,,oIc,, ,be fro was prevented from attaching
;,,olr r.. INV other ba,.d.ay. Tie fire originated
r,,,,, ~. ;,,,,lr and the. i!nlle negroes ind only
,.,..c,ycs ay 4f.ag oul Of the Juco
u.,lo,.s 3ur,c contents we're consumed. No
o,ncr bpal,rr Injured. \ slmrlar house WIS
burned down, Oh tho san" sf''' IN l>i"'
II, Mails oea.a!-Tug future Of the mails
has Lccor, so ron,.on,. that We have almost BIZ.
coo,. ,r,r,r 10 bol,, na..s E.i cd" for oar o.lo.
Las, Moaiav, although the southern and eastern
mails we're greatly behind, and We as much BE-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-14

p tAs tfr.
Mesrs. Ed,or-In the Wing of Saturday You SPEAK OF
Gen. Putnam a. a 'plain Vermont farmer" ten Putnam
Sod and died IA, what now, RooIivn e. bu; was IN
hrs lifetime. part OF Fcmrct.
His grave uow M Brooklyn, CT aud Is covered bv a
Pan marble slab. which - the following inscription -
sacred b. ihs Monument the MEMORY OF IsEAEt Pur
N,N, EsSvISr. Senior MAJOR 10 the Armies ct the Uacd
States ct Americas who born Salem ~ the Province
Massachusetts. the 9Th day a January \ d. HIS
sni dcd the 29h Gay ct MAY. \. u. 1890
FGsEeHger, Il thou art Solder. drop a tear over the
Dust o Hero, who. attentive 20 the lives and happ
% his men, dared lead where say dared 10 follow
Ii Patriot, remember the distinguished and galan; ser
rendered tiny county by the Patriot who sleeps be-
meath this Marble. Il thou honest generous and ,yor
INV, render cheerful tribute o. respect man whose
generosity was singular, whasc honesty was p-ovcrbal
who rascd hinseU universal esteem and offices OF cm-
n,n; d.suncuon by personal worth and a useiu llc'
Apul -. lc47.
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Mr. Ca,honn--Gem. Tay,or.
The Washington correspondent Of the Bal

The washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun.
writing the 10Th inst says;
ave have some meet eHraoTdinary and interesting in
egenee from the South but exactly roni the seat Of
war" Tits rom the chief theatre of political war however
and the Presidential eompagn for lsts relates There
Is letter the city from South Carolina which states that
Mr. Calhoun has letter his friends on the sab
jet OF he being candidate for the next Presidency that
in this letter, he states that under ercu-tanees will he
10 be candidate for that office; and fahet that
he requests and urges his friends Mao,
Zachary Taylor their candidate for the Prcsidency
We not surprIed at this intelligence nor are at
the equally significant statements in the following para
graph. extracted from the letter;
The New Orleans Taylor meeting was evidently in
tended % have political bearing The prominent Wings
who participated IN itMessrs. VIM Cost Johnson Caleb
Cushing, Bale Pcyton and othes-are well known TO be
IN favor OF Cen Taylor candidate tor the Presidency
The Democrats whose names montioned-Judge Hen
dcrson OF Tenn, and Ovid Johnson OF Pcnnsyyania and
ohcts-arc also for the hero OF Buena Vista. II looks
very much II Gen Taylor might be taken up by large
aud overwhelming sections OF both the existing pafues
IL The New York Courier that the list Tor the
Government loan OF eighteen millions has been made up in
that city, and that OF the capitalists had gone on to
Washington make the hid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-14
CITY ARRIVALS.
CoLunsiAs HorsL. ArsIL 10.

".
kre..t Philadelphis; Dwyer. White Sulphur; Jesse
Jones, Munro; w Howe, Gles; VIM Bsyne do; A Razey
peoofai Burton, Powhstan; Thos c Anderson. Lt-
osnon' III ton, Riehlands; John n vermilon sm,th;
OF S'asety' Henry; WIN Barley. Washington; K Ssmp-
sou, Sooeoandi Col Trevillian, do; DR. Morris do; ii
AZ Ts weston va; III Blandham, do; wysenbsh. do;
VI JACOB do; Jacob, do; Harmon do M Ligh,bal New
YORK; Ihes Hekson Farmvic; DIR John w Ii,ulc,, PEI,
500, - WIN Hamlet. do; DR. Davenport Oxford N e;
nnue' Dickson, Orange, e; Slippey Petersburg: a.
~ "o"e' 90; r. Beneen, do; Edys ard Thomas. do n 4
ihomP'on' Hanover A Miller, Jr No,,oway: w n vii
,, 90, Jos scott. Amelia; Tho. Overton Prince Ed
ward Willis Dance, Powhatsn Cou,, U,ns.. n.ns So
ger do; John w knight, Amelia.
, EXCHANGE HorEL, Arm u
ID Payne, LynchburR; W q Ter, D...,u.. M, 81,
auy snd child New York; Timbsr.ke
W hhmesne Washington; I l. Parish and Ia5v ch.,Ia,
muei John 4 Randolph, do; Mrs ID Perkins Ei, ri 60
", mss So1s, do; l. Saunders do; Lendsay dos r
Randolph, Ceder Grove. Va.
CITY horrL, April 10th, lS47-R N Tbv.,, cL,
r, oanie stone, wilmington. Del; Bnr,. Sur,,.
Claib Baiksdse. Jno Booker Benz W Marshal, L., CT
by, y Young, Joseph Dupuy, Charlotte; W r. so,,h
son. Luxembourg; + Carter, Va; w q Webb Inc A -
man. portsmouth,; Isaac Rose Norfolk; Ro n Arni.,.J
Muhamsbutg; Walker Jones, Gloucester: N Simns0a
hodgers'hIc va; Peter Poiss, Harrison Kelly Cha,lo,
.own' va; ia. Mathews, Marinsburg; q X Head -.
burg Jno !. Pascoo, Alcxandria; VIM Clyme, Rad,
ia; Jas Dunn, Abermarle r w Chri,n,n Cha s.''
ton. N'"Po'' Not'hamp-
- hpt ilth-Joseph Wilson, Chas CITY: IIcz ., A,.h.
panNiUe; MT Pincus, Petersburg; Vaughan aud Ia NJ
Shouig' Hampton; kehoo, T. Dolany and DIR Robinson
AZ us' baiksdale, Amelia; l. Fatman PhiladeIpbn;
~ Che ~n'ng, MT Pleasant; & Hllen, stanton: X
i Reed, winchester; VIM Morgan, Ed \ Uongb a. 4
Deeon' Walter Pam and Hugh Latham Ale,anJri,. W.
hghs'one, ShcpherdStown; W Phillips Wa,,en,nr, u
Glance. lIarper's Ferry.