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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25
Black Cherries.

OOA BUSHELS BLACK CHERRIES want
NUU cd by the subscriber, for which the high
est price will be paid in Goods, at Cash prices.
w. HOPKINS.
Brattleboro, Aug. "a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25
Canton.

WHEREAs, my wife, LUCINDA GOD
w DARD, has left my bed and board, this is to
forbid all persons harhoring or trusting her on my
account, as ! will not pay any debts Of her con.
tracing after this date.
HENRY GODDARD.
Londonderry, August 10, ls4s. 3wl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25

EREDERICK N. PALMER is ageu,
~ for hoss MedRanisd Cfysiaiisei Sap, at the Post
at Wholesale or retail
Aug, l.. Smso.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25
Hydraulic Ram.

A perfectly simple and effective Machine for
n forcing n portion Of a brook or spring to any
required distance or elevation, where a proportion
ate fall can be obtained.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25
NUNNINgG WATER.

With five feet fall it will discharge one gallon
per minute al an elevation Of fifty feet from the
machine. The simplicity Of the operation Of this
machine, together with 1t, effectiveness and durihil.
lily, renders il decidedly the most important and
valuable apparatus vet developed in Hydraulics.
They are composed Of metal, weigh but IS lbs,
and occupy only about a cubic foot OF space. All
persons having premises situated higher than the
spring or brook from which they wish to take the
water, are respectfully invited to call on the sub
scribers and witness a demonstration Of the forego-
ing statements.
LEAD l Of q superior quality, coated on the
inside with Banca Tin. a metal next to silver in
purity, Kept constantly on hand. PUMPS OF vari-
Gus kinds manufactured in a permanent, workman
like manner; and Bmss Castings made to order ut
their Foundry, as usual
JN0. BURNHAM & SON.
Brattleboro, Aug. s, IsIs. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25
Notice.
Missionary lectures.

ELD EDWARD MATHEWS, an agent Of the
~ American Baptist Free Mission Socicty, will
tnltl the following appointments, presenting the
claims OF the A. u. \. NJ. Socicty and show the
connection between the effect Of the old organized
missionary bodies upon the heather world, via:
Wallinsforl, LIST church, Friday, T. NJ. and evening,
Sept. q.
Wallingiord, I'd church, Saturday, P. ", Sept 9.
Weston. SUNDAY. Sent 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25

The y~ariOus uses OF this selfaciing machine are
at once obvious, viz
For the purposes of i~rrigating lands, and supply.
ing dwellings, gardens, factories, villages, engines,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-08-25
MerinOs, Thibet Cloths. Bonn
baZines, Alpaccas. &c..

HOP SACKS-3OOO Gunny Sacks.
Ill New and good Hop Twine, for sale by
TOwNSLEY &S0NS
Aug. 90, is4s. /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
A TRUMAN SMITH LETTER IN ESSEN.


We have just learnt from frieni, that al
the mass meeting at Bes'land, in Essex, another
letter from the AboIitionst, Truman Smith. was
brought TO light, resembling, in every respect,
that which we have published
In the course Of discussion with Mr.. nj. L..
Garnet, who was delegate 10 tn Philade-
phia Convention, Mr.. Aylett charged that gen.
tleman with having received letter from the
Abolitionist Smith invoking him to exert him
self 10 the utmost to secure the vote of Virginia
for Taylor. Mr.. Garnelt not only did not deny
the charge, but actually read to tho peopie Of Is
ser the letter of Truman Smith, in which Mr..
Garnett, Virginia gentleman and Shareholder
was urged by an Abolitionist to exert herself
for Taylor, and congratulated upon the result Of
the "Free soil triumph" in Pennsylvania.
Truly things have como to pretty pass, when
man who, from his odousncss, could scarcely
dare 10 mako speech in this State, can take
the liberty, unrebuked by his party, OF advising
the Wing, of this State TO fight for a common
cause"
We know the good people of old Essex too
we'll to suppose that they will not spurn with
indignation the advice of man known and
branded as an Abolitionst, who is engaged in
franking documents Of all kinds, which give TO
Taylor all sorts of opinions upon the Slavery
ouestion-and that this bold and impudent
interference Of Truman Smith will open their
ewes to the dangers which surround them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
Midway Female Academy.

rHHE nox, annual session will commence on WE'D
.;E5DAY, ne ao,h September, and continue with
ont Inc .cpca until the 2uth July, lSl9.
MIS- LYDIA Many FAY will continue 10 preside
over The Institution Principal Miss Fay is SO well
md fvorably known, and has given such general ga
uacton as TO render comment or eu!ogy unnecessary
Two ladies OF distinguished abilities and requirements
ave heen engaged assist Mics Fay, upon whose ex
,e,isnce knowledge and moral conduct we can impi-
:ty rely. In the continuance OF nus Schooi' we ."o
s-ibe,s object Is the in its establishment,
.snreto educate his daughters, thaVing SIX and
tits better his able and Jealous rrlnc
pa. accomplished assistants aud himself unite WIN
The fruit Of their own experience the lights and coun
sci. OF eminent III the profession; aud they lhtehu
II afford the means not only of thorough course OF
SUBSTANTIAL instruction, but also OF all those dnercnt
accomplishments considered necessary 10 hnisn-
ed education.
Neitheria the retaining of his learned Princrai or IN
the selection Of her fellow laGorrrs nor ~ ms
r,ons has the subscriber spared anything mat may
maze nj institution worthy Of the patronage which II
Ia. received last six yearsand he considers Its
success and high standing the best he can
Offer Teachers and pupils all reside In the family, and
are under the domestic OF Mrs Minor and the sub
sebsr from whom they receive that parental attention
which is bestowed on their own daughters.
Particular attention Will be paid 10 the manners and
morals of the young ladies At all times and deep in
terest taken in their advancement. In word, Midway
Academy will be Chriytian School, and study there
conducted in way to make The pupil not only learned,
bu, good and happy. Ia of Sickness every aen
lion will be paid and no charge made for professional
serv ces The situation ia, hoperer, remarkable for
health.
TERMS-The terms a:e such as merely TO defray the
necessary and absolute expenses.
For Board and all the necesssres, for the ten scho
lasc months, and Tuition In any or all OF the English
branches, Sll0. French, Italian, Spanish and Latin,
each, sl2. Music, including use Of Piano, S35. Music
on Guitar, and use Of Instrument, S25 Drawing,
Painting and Ornamental Needle Work, with use OF
Books and Patterns $40 EACH For any period less than
ten months, SIP so will be charged by the month, and
In proportion for the extra branches.
books, Music and other Stationery will be furnished
Nre,ail prices.
cireulars, containing more particular information,
nay be obtained by application SO the subscriber, and
f.rences unquestonabe authority, ifdesred. Pay
a,ns one half the lst January, the balance at the
md the session. Parents and guardians request
ed;o come and Judge for themselves.
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ d.
.siray, Esser County, "a, Sept. lst, l54s.
Ct Address the subscriber, at Miller's Post Office,
E's,I county, Va. Sept 6-cwtJanl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
THE NATURAL ECHO.

Southern Wings threw up their caps and huz'
zaed for the "free soil triumph" in the election
OF Johnston in Pennsylvania, and the abolition
ist Ford, in Oslo. See how their conduct in
spires the hopes and confirms The sentiments OF
their genuine free soil "alliss" al The North.
In a speech made al Chester, sfnes his election
by Johnston who lis slumping the State, he bold
ly declared that
"Almosl the whole Southern Taylor party are
opposed to The extension of slavery, and were OPP
posed to the annexation of Texas. General lay
ior before he was candidate, expressed opinions
indicating his opposition 10 slavery extension
Greeley, OF the Tribune, the uoadulterated Abo-
lilionist also compliments his Southern Wing al
lies as good free soil men. Hear him, and lei
Southern men vote the Wing ticket at their
peril:
"In defiance of The noisy manifestations OF
zeal for Southern rights, for which The lynx-eyed
jealousy OF fragrant wrong naturally hneites, !
firmly believe that il every Southern Wing coulo
vote yea or nay on the question of slavery ye1len
sion 10 such manner that no mans vote shoan
be exposed, TWO thirds Of them would vote 10 1he
negative. The jealousy Of the powerful classes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
Terms Of the Enquirer.

.,-.rns Enquireris published DAILY ltor the ciyl
y WEEKLY (forthecountry.) FOR the uaiy
e"as, seven dollars per annum and at Tue ra.e ol
"a lars taken for shorter period than one Tbrsa
~. sui-Weeky, fve dollars an q. yaid il
he 20, siY months payable in advancesoo Ra,iars
io''a x a. ,emitted by mail post Paiaj Or Oo
.as 49,, ,n, =, the end ofthe year:
PEI anhu TERMS OF ADVERTiSiNa. ~
,.1.uH DAILY ENQUlRER-fot ono sIua' en =,
lines or less, first insertioa, my sohsJ, I in
'I,re" insertion twenty-five centsmn IN
-, once week, twice wesa, "
.S THE sEMIWEEKLl-ua saua.e1 ., c o,na
less, first insertion, IS cents; Tor eaehe"h''uu
-. So cents. sr,v dollars for tbir-
Anhua 90 in that Of oportion for advertis 'inents
1h ines, i.ngth-c1eept LOTTERY Vendors and Auc-
> mho are charged one hundred dollars paper
@dasu .,om a distance must be accompanied with
taeis IN nav or satisfactory references, to insure
rtuticn. .,on.. NAV he rem,ted per mail,
- A. available Pank notes, al inc iisk on .ho
iisao au o. alie,,ers being pad by the 0r-
si'sre pnsrn.r Of single letter Is scarcely OF any
- lie Writer 4: II is the accumulation VI post
i.e'a" an aY,rnsiye business, winch opoia'eS as
,ous ta1 upon tie Eaitois) s.,, m. ,,untyv
An Ositsaries and Marriages from .no =,
the party's hand-writingis unknoWn a. o,,h
he authenticated by the endorsation oi .ns
oh m, pei.hbc hood or they VIII IN no .ass
F,sssas Every measure that has been tahen
. n"s;,ions and quiZzes, has proved @
p,inn we must therefore inslst, IL SUI,
.sa eommunicatonbeing certified py .ne "a'
up r.,most,r ,eritten on the back OF tae'ss'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03

that Virginia was al this moment rip oftae a5o
lion oil slavery. A gentleman from the couE
" OF YuIk, who was present. aid heard thes'.
sentiments alr'bned 10 Virginia, aud 10 man OF
her respectable and intelligent cuiz.ns, inmrdi-
alely replied that he did not believe that The Ohio
orator had any anrhority for making such asse!-
tons, when he affirmed lha, he had received the
information from the Hon. j. NJ Bots and
Mr. Darlington, OF Richmond, and many others,
whose names are not distinctly remembered"
am, no doubi, Inc MIR. Darlington alluded 70,
and therefore most emphalically deny Ina. ever
gave Ray, or any onee,se, the pretended infarma-
ton in relation 10 ile sentiments oi the people cl
Virginia. declare that The assertion, So far as
am concerned. is an utter ami nnequiyoc,l false
hood. Thu. much, Messrs Editors, lave been
compelled 10 say upon this snoJect, ami here
leave IT, Yours, RESPECTFULLY,
JOSEPH NJ. CARRiNGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
VOLUME Xi.y.-,., ...ll.:s 53.

=.
1shs'a! isy'of reason w''h s'm>f' Vert pro.
oao'J aver 'pis iash'oh: nave i@o nuait't ne-
@Foes- Il sisn ms Nilnsu Pc? $ hes are
s'ili in,n'i a5a u | 4 Tenders M unp,rular
~ INC SOU y VIII. wren my pfrsren.l. i. m
expires, can fes't- IN one [! he N,.t.f STA es
shall! ~ ms rather than be accused al attn. IN
Dad Idi BY t~o-.hir!s ut tn"sc uhu eli ri inr.
lew words - CONCLUSION: trhaveexsm
Gen Tayiors position. How s,ancs Mr. FL.
more, always az ahuiiioni,! lie w.uu aa.l,,h
ssv5:t IT nc Drtrct 81 Ccllubl h u.ud II
r. ca.f, prohibit the SLING al ,vrs b.t.,n
S ate ant Sat; he was nm sd IN MIN !, ~,
Teas cs n lte St.ti he ..as .i.rie,,.t..t,, IL
Zee he now IS on lh- ~ ,lurt Hsvis,. r.ato,n;
&c IS Njitre;n Hn 9 aEc ii b. hr MT WI.
mo! Pioris9 man, Re j. The trs' G. hts par No H.
Of ma, nay Of .niEsinz, So Ter IS am ints.rn.d
Ia act - arc ii iofrDr,. That nar .! ne mos DIS.
rncn shej Wig orators al Rici mono, v III 4
caDdCr wrch Was tano~ - - t''i, d.in tee
that NJ F't't""u Was n favor 81 The P!og -.
i" NJ io~s Hed>- y Y nefsss n-fr i 4 ms
lo''F 'SaiLs ne Soa't. haair'I main'a,nlng ne
compton, SIS OIL tas Cons uri'on In mat moo
S"s o"f = Y oes' asH mar s:.f sona"i IL halls
10 CONC "h"t iaa.e :. mere o !G>ti-r %
w oou'h SSh-- We may ciye i uP so tar
a. DC rover nunse - conc'inca. S"w y" come
y. . 'ne oeh'ie, TIRE a'e 10 Save Sa;es ann .
.l'e aes-'hry '''s seso'''"s % ar !rsfechVs
eh"i"'.l " 'hTi p"po'a'p ihs 81 , snAinTs re-
p.e".'"s 'ne - "on s'@'+l''! ~, ~ Oars Voe
osas.,',ro ,..,s ,s,,.;, - -
Southern ,;ot,s l.,e i. :, -, ,h.,, = 80
at,c,;l;on;s, M, F,llr,.-o wno w,r bsy. !, 40.
eide the quCs loa-fca.on anc ccnmoa sense in.
form Us maj lie nus! decide against lie Sauih =
The penses aDu expressed opnions oi GeGeral
'rayior give Il, reason 10 believe that he 100
would decide asaihs; Tnh, justice End NE South.
MoreoVe:, II re event y Gen. Ta,!ef's death,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
a,ouisa Railroad,

noIyNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON.
Daily by Railroad and
>,,,-,,,.;,,. ss % Messrs. WIN. r. Parish &
Zoos stages. liberal
- s,,., c. 90 amount OF baggage allow
ed.l
.. s7 sos Alternate days with the
10 iyhco'u's' Packet Boat, by the Rail-
n 80 Sroads and the Stages Of
10 ""ne' Messrs. J. l.. Heiskell q
To Nelson C. H., Z 90 Co. &C so
rs,. betw cen Lynchburg and Junction, 70 on
ss,. Sstween Amherst c. II. and Junction, ~
s rsr. between Nelson c. H. and Junction, . w
Passengers leaving Lynehburg on TUESDAYS tnuT :,
V,smond al III, A. NJ; in Washington at Az r. M;
and m baltimore by 7,P. NJ.
Passengers for Lynchbure take the cars at ., A. NJ
=, SUNDAYS. Tuesdays and Thursdays, arriving In
Ch,foltrsve before nght leave next day at q A. Dr.
and reach Lynchhurg al D, 2. NJ.
Fare between Washington and stsunton, slo-liek-
ss son On ~, ,l.e c rJ'' V R MASON, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
= - {; /. T. n

SEPTEMBER 29:.. lo,o, "a !he Wharf u Pert Con.
y nav n I" s;.SIr cOL1RED CHEST. about
three and hat feet IN lcastn, ;h- t spi, ard na'ed
dawn Win four large nails, "lii "t!ss caS iinaes-
The cne.t NJ the ,n- II was soi-n, haf WITHIN nns
wb,rs wa, Quit not qni,e hnisn.d, made 81 caiico
and besched cation pieces, cut taree eonrIst OF very
small sl and e sey no'.ss wi p. Sae :, adam
y atl' A., 80. = Ana Of King George enun.
S,,ria,. / ~ q me sa'ae q the eenIen!4 o.
-. IT.. H.! dri.gtry II tisi' :" re ,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03

Mr.. FILLMORE. = We rejoice To that every
Southern Wing stands nobIy up to Millard Fillmore.
IL there could have been any lukewarmness towards
that noble patriot, II would have been Instantly DIS
PEELED by the furious assaults which have been made
upon him by the administration press. Each one OF
these hitler assaults is so much ammunition furnished
10 Inc wing CAUSE Richmond Republican
Actions speak louder han woris The often
siveness OF Mr.. Fillmore, a. a politician, i 80
great, that The Trough and Ready humbugseTs"
are coniessing the ''corn," hy striking his name
from The Wing ticket in different parts of The
Stale, and inserting that Of our glorious caadi.
date, William Q. enl,ef; and Ibis, too, alrr The
shameful and outrageous declaration Of scme Of
their organs, that he is "pfaciicai AholiiioGis;."
There is not a Wing Eector who wond be voted
for By the Democracy in any district in the Stale
for the Legislature or Tor Congress, and YET tie
leading "bob-lail Ccons" are trying 10 each The
Democrats, and make them swallow the whole
batch OF seventeen Wing Federal Electors. good
Apothecary, what dose y by batting their traps
with VIM. 0. Buller-knowing, as they do that
"Old Zack," hitched on 10 Fillmore, canno, car
ry the strength OF their party in Virginia. To
qualify The Abolition odour Of The latter, one
leading Wing paper takes the position That il
does mol support "Old Zack" upon The ground Of
his being Tor or against the South, on the grea!
and vital question Of depriving the South 81 all
benefit in our valuable territory, while another OF
equal standing claims il as rare virtue that is
candidate Tor The Presidency has not said wheth-
er he was tor ragainst the South. Every South
ern man ought to act upon the maxim that those
who are not Tor US are against US and come up
with one voice in favor vi Cas- and Butler, who,
while they will deal justly by the North, have
pledged themselves that equal justice shall be
done 10 the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
The Exchange Hotel


FOR RENT OR l. E A E,
The subscribers offer for rent or lease the
AseA above we'll known establishment, now IN
El.m the occupancy Of Mrs. Young. II Ia well
MlIR, calculated for large private Boarding
pou,e. The building adjoining-the property OF W.
William selden-w be rented or leased with II. we
deem TO say more as II Is presumed per-
49, - Yant nj such an establishment will first view
The prm,ses Possession gwen the lat day of Janu-
s,v NEXT For terms. which will be made moderate to
good tenant, applyto ,,,,,,oo
5-cwgw FERGCSON q htLnabo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03

Of shareholders AMI >lays-traders may long pre-
vent any open eahie ioo OF his scGlil,ni, bur it
is there nevertheless"
Yet we see Southern Wing organs Attempting
10 humbug their readers INTO belief Tat a CO.
alition is being formed at The North between The
Cass and Van Buren, men, They have not The
slightest foundation Tor This assertion, and the
idea is ridiculous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03

I cIers,. osaaf-ViRGIsIA:-At Rnles held in the
Chance, c omee Of the Superior Court or Law and
cs.r sss 'ne county Of Halifax in the month Of DC.
and Ma, ppoason, Hyram II Crank, Joseph w Crank,
and Mar frank, which said Hyram II, Joseph w,
William c. are niants, and sue by their next friend,
. against '''"'n''
Of j.,.s haliow and William Ballow, Executors
Booi,r w oa'o~, deceased; William T Balow, Jane
Wn \ p.r MONTGOMERY Balow, Elizabeth Bailow,
B,Iow '1ilo~, Henry Ballow, John Balow, Edwin
Walton ,n asnss Ba,iow, George Ballow, Augustus r
G0cdn.n wary Z ms wife, Louisa Colqut, James H
Ion can. nc Goodman, Charles Goodman, Little
vi, Is"a,nsn, Thomas b Goodman and Elizabeth his
Vel ~, Guthrey and Martha hi. wife. Samuel Bag.
Jsn. s ua NJ lama his wife, William Wright and
mar - ~ wife, who was ne Coleman. sarah Cole
der tsrey Coleman, Hannah Anderson nsn,v A..
low u Sterling Anderson, Charles Ba,low. Jobn r. R.i.
Ei,,,".n Ballow. Jr, VIM Bailow, CatharInr Ra,,ow
Nam. % Baow, Dianna Ballow, Thomas Hndsor'
sif. hudson, Thomas w Dowdy and Mary p his
Pom,i Jones snd Elizabeth his wife, Hs,etisb
hssH.a Elizabeth his wlfo, Samuel Wallace and Ann
Th, Defendants
lisa Coae James Bal'ow, George BaIiow Lou
Sarsh SSu'' James II Gooman, Littleton Goodman.
Char. priiian, Charles Coleman, Henry Aderson nd
ana n oaiow, not having entered their appearance
by satisfactory evidence that they are
Tha, iholants of this Commonwealth, IL Is Ordered
the 6r,, las, named defendants do appear here on
tdi bin, In January next and answer the plain.
stred that copy Of this order be forthwith In
eessivsl. airhmond Enquirer for two months sue.
hous. sna posted at tho front door OF the Court
~2m WIN HOLT, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
MRS. SHEFFEY'S
FOR YOUNG LADIES'

AT STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
4 FEW vacancies having occurred in this School,
u Mrs Shelley takes this method Of calling the at.
lean Of the public to lis character and design The
plaza which il has been conducted for the last three
ysas has proved emnently satisfactory and successful
The nuhiber of pupils being limited to twelve, Mrs
saee with the assistance Oh her daughters IL enabled
10 devote thorough attention to their neral and nteec-
iua' uanin. While Mrs Seifey il ready 10 acknow-
ledge tina, cons i-ratons Of pecuaiary nature first
ed her upon his VOCATION she hopes that in the
prosecution Of her work the true interests of her pu
pis vii ever be the Inspiring of her exertions.
Inc next session will Commence on "Wednesday, No
EaniUer 9Th.
TERMS BOARD and tuition in English branches,
Tor session Of five months, SIS; French $40; Music on
ne PIANO or Guitar, with singing 500 small charge
ot use of Instruments Payne 1T, % he made
Ia advance.
Circulars containing particulars. may be obtained
agapplication 10 Mrs Sheey, stanton; and intorma
hnn may be received from the following gentlemen:
Reverend ID Tyler, Principal Of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution, Hon Is G Baldwin, Hon |. Thompson,
non u stuart, Strio.ng, Esq. Benjamin Craw-
"i n, Esq James Cochran, Esq, Staunton.
Hon X Meade, Petersburg.
HON. I Lnmax, fredericksburg.
zen s III Lewis, Rockingham
John Ga,aher, Esq, Winchester
oo Andrew Hunter, Charlestown, Jefferson county,
ZION Daniel Smith, Rockingham
- baldwin, Esq, Richmond.
Oct. 24-ca;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND

''.'D IlTfIFNNH,}
,, RIcHMoSp, Oct. II, 1913.
NoTlCE is hereby given, that q requis:tion of ten
~ dollars per share the stock Of this Company is
Ter, payable IN the first OF December ensuing.
ne bs-.l Laws provide that all monies shall be depo
~. bank, certificate t1ken and forthwith trans
a % the Clerk, who shall return receipt therefor
recent order Of the Board, Agents have been ap-
vaa IN the several counties along the line, and adj
a,s hereto, who, together with the President Dec
.letk, Assistant Clerk, Chief Engineer, Principal
Assam. ant and Assistant Engineers, and also the Sub
,'ahs who are heads of parties, are authorized to
''e'e subscriptions and acquisitions.
JAMES C. CRANE,
Clerk Richmond and Danville Railroad Co.
,,,9S The first Annual Meeting will be held on the
IN. sS Of december, al the Office OF the Company, in
b. ~. ~ Richmond II important that there should
or by meeting ofthe Stockholders either in person
s.IpE. Oct i3-cwtDecl
Farmv,ee uanvlle Register and the paper printed 10
Il, m. H., W. please insert the above once week un-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-06
3fl0rkets.
Brighton Market.
. ma Niou1av lac,
Boston Market, Jan. 3.

PROVlSlONS.-The sales principally to meet the
of the trade New Mess Pork &l3 and Clear Is
per bill ms No now Prime arrived a small ot of old
sold at $3.50 per Dbl. mo. FLoUR-frm with moderate
demand Gcnesse common $500 2-oho aud Michigan
$3.50. CORNraher higher owing to nou-arrval of
plies yellow fiat 7s, white g. old yellow 81 cash
thern Oats 50 4 SO; Rye % 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-06

HAyE Just RecRiyED
IN PS. PRINTS, 10 PS. BLACK Il
cold Apacas, Broadoloths aud Doeskns bleachsd and
brown Cuttons Fannels, rckngs and billings, Feaihef
CIoekety, Looking Glnsses, &c.
We have but word to say about prices for cheap adUer
smeRts refer TO those who used making them but
our goods must sell themselves and simply call aud look
IL all We desire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-06

of Sardinia, for the formation of an association
on the principle of the German Commercial
League, will, it is anticipated tend 10 fuse the
common interests Of Italy upon true and essen
tial basis.
RUSSIA.
Official accounts from st. Petersburg, dated
the 18th ult., announce that the cholera has made
fresh progress at Moscow. From TIE first APP
pearanco of the malaGy in that city up TO the first
November, 1876 cases occurred, 402 of which
proved fatal. The cholera has totally ceased in
the government of As,rakan, where it carried off
3772 persons, and in that OF Koursk, where 1857
died out Of 1912 patients.