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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18
MRS. KINGSFORD'S SEMINARY


FOR YOUNG LADIES,
RICHMOND, VA.
TINE pupils OF This School will resume Their
i studies on Wednesday, Oct 4lh.
Cards OF terms and regulations may be obtain.
ed al the house on Grace Street. Aug Is
RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL,
TIME term OF this Institution commences on
j the first Wednesday OF November neI,, and
terminates on The last Wednesday OF March iol-
lowing.
The course is at once scientific and practical
embracing outlines OF Natural, International al!
Constitutional Law, and The Principles Of he
Municipal Law Of Virginia, with he su'Iscisd
Pleading and Evidence, at some length
The fee for instruction is SO dollars for he
course-payable in advance.
Aug. is-cw6w WIN. MAXWELL
COWLES LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do and say what they may
FOR selling prizes CoWLE5 carries the day.
To-Day-Pokomoke, Class 80. Capitals.
$4,000, 1000, 5000 1000, 10 Of 500. &C. y
Nos, Is drawn Tickets S4-shales in proper.
lion.
Drawn Nos. OF Nd. Consolidated, Extra, 8.
AZ 30 rs IS 6 IS 42 ? 81 43 3
Drawn Nos Susquehannah, 80:
80 % 81 A AZ Sc 81 3 IS "a so % So 81
Aug. 10
MANAGERS OFFICE, ID. PAINE & 90,
-Nl Main Street
PAINE'5 LOTTERIES STILL ONWARD!
Drawn Nos. Consolidated OF Maryland, No. III,
drawn l4h August
IL IT 55 "a Is 81 6 "a SIS 35 81 IL
Whole Ticker, Nos IA 35 81, the snug pfs'
Of S2o!6. was sent from This Agency 10 NohoS'
-, ~
Another OF S2.2S0!
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, Glass IS Aug II
80 2G 81 Al ~ 81 81 3 IS "a SO q 80 y
Share, 81 AZ Al, pIzs Of 50 $50, sent 70 re-
iershurg.
The following pizes sent in Paine's l''er'ss
since lst OF August: -,~s
Whole, $1,000 Whole, g 40
Wbole Ao00 woole 1000
Whole, 1000 Whole, 2-cv
For large prizes, send 10 c. w. PURCELL
CO. Agents Tor The Managers, who lately s0U
the whole OF the grand prize OF $50 600.
" See brilliant Schemes in another Column
Aug. l8
TO CORRESPONDENTS AND OTHERS.
RICHMOND, August 10, 1919.
TN RELATION 10 the article about which you
i enquire, we have 10 say that we know nolhins
of the "modus operandi," OF The remedy J. =
one Of those things Of established value 'o'
which we can give but one reason-rr ccRf'
The offer is, 10 return the money IN SKY
days, il the relief is not PERMANENT. There .
hardly day that we have not one or more
calls for it, and the first compliant IS yet 10 Vs
made. We would respectfully say 10 those
the country, with whom we are not acqliain".'
that il would be more agreeable to US Tor tos-
to apply through some friend IN town ina
know. II isl real pleasure to relieve any =
every one; but we have to pay CASH for the ar.
Gle, and have but little on hand, and cannoe .
ford 10 send it to those We do not know "i'nos'
the money, or good reference. Is rHL n.~
nv ron Pits our confidence is fzed-wE SPA Pa
FROM FACTS. Application external aud s'''P'''
% ''''" 'Nff'' GAYNoR s. WOOD,
,,r % City Druggists.
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Fresh GOO d y .

WYE have Insl recTlVe"
w Thread Edeines
Thread Bobin Edsings
;sls DO
Ladies and genllemen's black and coiofed NJ
Gloves r.,a Glaze.
Black, colored and white Cotton bose
Brown, white and mixed Hall hose
Black Alpaca; black Silk
A few pieces coored Silks, very cneaP
3.4, 7.S and "A brown and bleacnea Do'H''
tics ua,.,.b;,r
Goats white Spool Cotton O..
Black and colored Spool Cotton, &C. &C. co
AuslS Z. HAhi " ELI =
EXECUTORS NOTICE. "a
ALL persons wing claims against 70, ,hsm aa ,mmed
:, - The nndsrsigned for payment; and those Iu IA,
~ hi, estate, arc respectfully requested 20 gTis
nen' " "'' Executor Of William minton, oeees'.
Hsnrieo, August ls-s2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18
N FIR tie Enquirer.
TO HIS EYCELLENCY. WILLIAM SMITH, GO.
vcRNnR up VIRGINIA

TO HIS EICELLENCY, WILLIAM SMITH, GU
VERNON OF VIRGINIA.
hear that have been appointed by you Commits
soner to supernlend the election In this county Caro-
line I of Electors Of President and Vice President OF
the United States at the ensuing Presidential Election.
In 4 communication published in the Richmond Wing.
few months ago, expressed determination never
again TO occupy position which would give me the
least prominence in politics repeat that DETERMINE
tion here; and take this method of declining the APP
poinlment you have conferred in order that for The fl.
ture such position may never be assigned me by any
person party.
As Minister Of the Gospel, have higher ana more
important duties perform than any which can attach
political Office however e1alted that office may ne.
From information have received feel assured that
Dr. Burton B. Wright would give entire satisfaction as
a Commissioner 10 both the political parties ofthe coun-
try, and l. therefore, respectfully recommend HIM 70
your EIceency, as in every respect qualified TO MI INC
vacancy oceasioned by my resignation.
With due respect and consideration,
Your fellow-cizen,
A. BRoADDUs, Jf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18

Two Agents OF the French Government have
arrived 10 the "United States" with view OF buy
ing tract Of land for The purpose OF sending hilh.
er part Of the insurgents Of June. The Phila.
delphia democrat" has been assured that these
agents are now in treaty for lracl in Virginia
comprising some 100000 acres-[N Y. Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18

II See The interesting sketch of The discussion
in New Kent. VIM M. Overtcn, as usual, is
doing yeoman service in The Democratic cause.
The mol party Tayloriles will find themselves tul.
" employed when they encounter Overlon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18

II Read The powerful Address OF The Demo.
cratic Slate Central Committee 10 the Republi.
cans OF Virginia. Ii is document, which, while
it holds up The candidates OF the Democratic par
~ in clear light, will not be very easily dseslcd
by the Whig no-parly Taylorite..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
Mr.. Criltenien is elected by handsome ma
,ority. The Frankfort Yeoman OF the 10Th inst.
saws, that "The complexion OF The returns inti-
cafes the election of the Wing ticket for governor
and lieutenant governor by majority by no
means large, and undoubtedly greatly under the
expectation of the Wings" The Columbus
Statesman gives The returns from sixteen conn.
lies and The civ OF Louisville, which allows 50
tara majority 10 Crit'enden OF 4,42s, but ,5s1
shor, OF the majority in The same counties in
1914. when Mr. Clay's majority in Kentucky
was 1882. The STATESMAN" adds to the above
Inc returns from further additional counties, in
which The Democratic gain is 36S; making the
nett Democratic gain 50 lar, in lhiuy.one coun-
ties, 1905.
The late election is tor members Of the Legs.
lature alone In thirty counties heard from, The
Democratic gain is &c members in the Lower
House since 1914, when The Wings had ma
iority Oft. The Columbus Statesman says that,
lin The Senate, the Wings, so far as heard from,
gain one Senator in The Bartholomew and Jen-
ninss District while The Democrats have gained
one in the Henry District and one in the Swift
zerland and Ohio Distrct-making Democrat
ic loss OF one, and gain OF Two Senator'S" The
victory is decisive We have swep! The State.
ILLINOIS.
John Wentworth is reelected. We have OBJ
tanned an overwhelming majority in the State
One distinguished member Of Congress IS not sa'
tisfed with our stating The anlicIha'ed majority
for Cass and Butler at less han 70 0oo
The Albany Argus says: ave have probably
losl a member in The district al present represeH-
lei by Mr.. Turner, where The chances are that
Baker (icd. } is elected. 1t is not YET positively
known, however. In The Springfield district, with
800 or 600 Wing majority, our candidate, Har.
ris is thought 10 be chosen. The chances thai
the returns by which his election is figured out
are correct, are stronger than those from Tur.
ners district, by which The Wings have it Baker
is chosen. Harris's election will be democratic
gain" -
Have, of course, gone the right way. The
Wings, however, make no claim TO have carried
either Of these States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18

Mr.. Corwin, in his letter OF The 2oth ult,
vouched for Gen. Taylor that "he is " hie."-
What will he say when he comes 10 see the Lip.
pard letter, wherein the General declares that he
is not "the candidate OF pariy." and will not te
the President OF pary7" Either The military
chieftain is sincere, or he is mol. II sincere how
canIthe Wings trust him, or expec, any thing
from hm2 But il the General is Only PLAYING 4
polite game OF humbug, 10 artemp' 10 gain "bifcs
OF every feather" what will the people say 10 tie
fnessc thar is practised upon them 1-T Union.
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore SUM

/ IFItSTfVHtU IUI IIIc DdIIIIIIUTt toHIII
PaILADEL ParA, Aug. l6, p P. NJ
The Flour market is heavier today than yes.
lerday, and prices have given way liule
quote Pennsylvania at SIS I2i, and dull.
Prime red wheat 06 81 09. Prime yellow
corn SO SO cents. Corn meal SO.
Couon, Upland cents, and market heavy.
No change in provisions No change in stock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18
NORTH CAROLINA.
following Geographic bulletin is published

The 1OIIoWInS ItIegT apHIC UuITeIII . PUuIIsHeu
in the Union:
RALEIGH, Aug. l6.
"rhe Wings have the Governor by three or
four hundred majority. The House is tied; and
il we gel justice in the Orange Senatorial cleo.
ton. we lie the Senate also. We have rumor
that we have gained another Senator; if SO, Two
majority Tor us on joint ballot. federalism is
hammered here, and will do no harm hereafter"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18
Richmond Wing requested to copy.

II NOTICE. "A meeting OF Inc Democrats
parry Of Fluvanna county will be held on Toes e.
day next, the 22nd inst, a, The Court House, loI
the purpose Of appointing delegates 10 Inc Con
yepiion 10 be held on the Goth oil september next
in The town OF Lynchburg. DEmoeHAf'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18

rr DISCUSSION IN GoocaLAND:I,
Messrs. Robert G.. Seott ana John a. Mef9ailn'
The Democratic and Wing Electors Tor ihis &C.
loral District, will address Toe people oi "oocn'
land on Monday nex', the 2lst inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

AT a meeting Of the Democratic State Central Con.
mstee, held on Monday evening, July 18th, it was
Resolred, That, in pursuance Of well established
usage we recommend TO the Democratic party Of Viz
pna 10 hold State Convention at Lynchbufg on n,
SNh day of September next, and we call upon the DE-
mocrats in each county, city and town to hold meetings
on their next Coun.days, 10 send delegates 10 said
JOHN RUTHERFORD, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18
IOWA AND MISSOURI

Have, of course, gone the right way. The
Wings, however, make no claim 10 have carried
either Of these States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18

FUH FOENU IEDIFN,
RICHMOND, VA.
TINE pupils OF This School will resume Their
l. studies on Wednesday, Oct. 4h.
Cards OF terms and regulations may be obtain.
ed al the house on Grace Street. Aug. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-18

anu give peTmdnence 10 Inc flSnls oil Inc Sou h, as
guaranteed by the Constitution. Such man is
our candidate for The Presidency. The election
Of such man. a, such a crisis, when The poli.
cal elements are in deep commo'ion, will We be.
lieve, avert from onr Union the danger with which
il is threatened. The South may consider her in
lerests safe with The election OF Lewis Cass and
William 0. Butler And we are encouraged in
the belief that this glorious consummation will
b. most happily accomplished. Of our own
Stale we may speak with confidence. Her De-
mocracy were never more sound, more firmly
united or more determined 10 do their duty. We
assure the Democratic parry OF the United States
that Virginia is not yet prepared 10 abandon The
principles she has ever held dear, and the noble
banner which has so often waved over her in her
republican irinmphs. Cheered and animated BY
Inc prospect belo!e US, We conf lenlly await the
verdict, which, in The election OF President and
vice President, the American people have rarely
ani The people OF our Stale have nerer, tailed 10
pronounce IN favor Of the candidates and The p,in.
ciple- of The Republican party.
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
JOHN S. CASKIE,
WIN. F. RITCaIE,
THOS. T. GILES,
JOEL B. BRAGG,
RIO. HASKINS,
THOS. H. ELLIS,
DANIEL TRUEaEART
WASHINGTON GREENHOW.
P. H.AYLETT,
B. Nj. DEWITT,
N. NJ. MARTIN,
S. D. DENOON,
JAS. A. Seldom,
VIM. INTUITION,
JOHN NJ DANIEL,
CHAS. F. OSBORNE,
WIN. c. ALLEN,
CALEB JONES,
JAMES BOSHER,
JOHN WOMBLE
RICHMOND, Aug, IA, ls4s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-03-02
DIR. JACKsON'S
PILE INTERROGATION

4 s not only for PILES and WARRANTED so
be- but also that inole able itching, which Is
and has its location In the parts as The Piles
The above Ontmen for sale by s. 7. REDflELD.
Nav
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TOwNsEND,s sARsAPARuLA

FOR sale wholesale and retail, by EBEN JACKSON JR.
% Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-03-02
TO warn the public against the imposition.
DR.. MARSHAII'S STATEN ENT,

" I, DR. John MARSHALL, the Undersigned, having been
wheeded By Harrison G. Grdey into the belief that he
would do great things for me, if would end him
TO enable him to make and end the the article called Dr.
MarShGs Cadrrh and Head 7ehe Shut would here
tina, although did in consideration OF the promises made
by said GndeyF allow him for time make OF my
he desired, YET he having totally filled make
good his promises rerac aud forbid ms thus
ing ing hereafter.
would also stale, In the year 1885, sold Charles
Bowen, for valuable consideration in money, all light,
title and interest in und to the said Marshas Snuff, aud
years, and is the only dpa and the sole proprietor Of the
genuine hdrshaPs 4omdc Cdtdrrh and Head 7ehe SNUFF
And would further state, that Mr. Grideys assertion
N the snuff which he has been making in Imitation of the
genuine article and spreading about the county,
hctufed by me, is totally false have made any
Snuff sold by him his agents. have ever instructed
him how to make it, His snuff is spurious aud very in
ero article aud ought discounenaneed by The pub
lic (SIgned) DIR, JOHN MARSHALL.
Present, HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
joins II. STEWART
Dated at Middlebuy, VT May |, ls47.r
1t may be noticed that Mr. Gridey on his bottles,
that Mr. Seth w. Fowie Boston, and Messrs. A. B. ID.
Sands Of NewYork his wholesale agents. when the
is that neither of these have had bottle of his
Snuff in their Stores have utterly refused have
thing to do with it, 10th these firms have sold snuff
fom the commencement o. its manufacture, and still
tinue to sell It.
The above snuff is manufacture SOLELY by the propri
elor, CHARLES BOWEN, late of Mddebury, now of
Montpelier, Vt.
Sold wholesale by the PROPRIETOR and also wholesale and
retail by s. X. COLLINS and S. p. REDFIELD, Montpo-
e aud by Merchants aud Druggists generally throughout
the couGtty.
b. Take notice thaihs genuine article has NY NAME
on the labels If the bottles, AND NOT GRlDLEYS.
CHARLES BOWEN,
Montpelier, July 2s, ls47. 2stf
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and WARRANTED. Also, JEW MADE ~
ORDER. Orders from distance promptly attended to.
s. A. tenders his thanks the generous public for their
very liberal patronage and induced I'm consequence OF the
extensive sales and the pomptness OF his cusomes to sell
Goods very small cent from cost ana also warrants
all his goods to be what they are sold for. 49, -
Montpelier, Oct. Is, ls47.-l02 SIM Il ABBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-03-02
OR TOOTH-AC
DROPS,
Warranted to CURE GfPrepelly apPedl in Eve minutes.
TIBBITT'S MAMIL LARY LOTION
DON GRAN JUAN's
CELEBRATED DOUBLE DISTILLED
ROSE COMPOUND,

FOR THE MAR.
His valuable preparation, which has been received with
such universal aud popular favor in all The principal
cities of the old world stands unfvaed in this
Tho universal success that has attended il whenever
and the high encomiUms pronounced in its favor are
tokens of its ieul vaue This compound is entirely freq
from alcohol article that introduced with delee-
ons effects upon tho hu 10 Of the preparations now
IN USE Its wonderful cleansing properties are such
remove instantly all eXuneous substances such dam
dun &c from the head leaving Tho hair clean
" soft, and with rich, slky, usous appear anee
led by other article. For the toilet Indies will find the
Rose Compound invaluable and Indispensable urtice
leaving the hair, after Its in desirable condition
for curling other style Of dressing of pleasant
aud FREQ IRON all Objectionable subs ancos.
Prepared md for sae 10y ID. TIBBlTS Chemist 20 Page
street, Providence X. j. Also, for sale by J. w, HOWES
wholesale AGENT Montpelef, W 57,3mt
For sale also, by the bUto, by r. G. SMITH, State seet
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Count holden al
Randolph District, S. Tunbridge, within and for ssid
District, on the 18th day Of February A. d 1918;
GuSTANus ROLFE, Esq. administrator On tho estnte
NJ of Manly H. Brown, late of BAbcock Grove ia Iilnns
and formerly ofTunbdge, said district
his Standardization account for settlement;
Whereunon Is ordered that tho DO relaTed TO The
4h day of March next the Probate office in said Chosen
for examination aud allowance, aud that all concerned be
notified hereof by the publication of this order the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal, printed Montpelier
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY may be- that thoy may
appear said time and place, hoy cause and object
thereto. BY tho Court,
JONATHAN SMITH, IT,, Register
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SPLENDID BOOKS.
CHEAP FOR CASH BY E. p. WALTON & SONS.
BIBLES & PRAYER BOOKS.
Bibles, English and American illuminated and plain
Prayer Books New York and Philadel phia editions.
ANIMALS.
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POETRY
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Eurns Milton, Young, and Cowpe The Floral Year, lu
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Tappan's Poetry of Life Motherwes Mnsrelsy Solitary
Hours, by Caroline Souhey Childe Harold Gathered
Leaves, by Miss Could
MISC ELLANEOUS.
Franklins Works, Mechanics Own Book Letters young
Ladies', ditto Young Men, Beechers Lectures ditto,
Fora's Interpreter, Spragues Letters Daughter Mrs.
Childs Letters from New York, Aderbook by Fanny For
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FOR YOUNG.
and rich variety, the Boys Tteasary
Sports Pareys Annual, the Little Republic Picture Story
Book Auhur's } Charlutte Elizabeths
Day Book James Frencs excellent books for u young, the
Young Maiden Moral Library for the Young in short large
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MORE GOODS
All TEE CHEAP CASH STORE.
TNLLlS, WILDER q CO. have Just returned the second
IL time from market with unusual large stock of rich
and desirable GOods having purchased great many their
goods make the bold that
sell the goods low they number in hs place who
style themselves CheBpC and One Price Stores
Please call nd examine the Goods let body come and
them. We will charge nothing for trying to convince
those who call OF the truth of the above. We will name
few articles that we have just purchased
Ps super A. A. Maroon Ihibets, o,cloot.
do do Lyonese,I o'"'o"NS
do blk brown and purple lndianas & Thibets for do
loop Apacas, black blue black brown purple, &c.
100 ps and desirable Priuts
90 ps rich Cameion lress Silks;
1000 yds, black Silks from is to 81 yer yard.
ps maroon, brown, purple green blue and black Bonnet
Velvets loops Bonnet Ribbons to match;
l0boxes French Fl, wers; 1876 ps Gimps and Frnges;
100 GIo Dress and Cloak Buttons;
@ Cessmeres and Vestings cheaper than tho
30 real Tea Sets, with Cockey match cheapest
Table Cutlery and Hardware OF all kinds
II, 200 lbs Sugars, cheap Nails, Glass Paints Oils &c.
FURS.
100 Mufs of all Kinds, which we will sell cheap,
% Boas-sellng cheap 4 bales Buffalo Robes.
SALT.
100 bushels Rock Salt, 200 do Western do so bbs
fine Western do, $50 bags Western Dairy do, 100 bags
Rock do.
But can't stop suffice it TO say that we
building store, dispose Of them at low
prices, rather than move them TO the building.
ELLIS, WILDER &c co.
Montpelier, Nov 25, IS47. as
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GREAT BARGAINS

IN SH W Is, NJ BU KBANK'S.
EXTRA FIAE UNDER SHIRTS, An Wool Face
II Shawls,- Printed Cashmere do.-Kid, Buck Wooden
and Cashmere Gloves,-Lnen Shirts, Bosoms Collars at
Bur BANKS.
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DE-. Marshall's
CATARRH SNUFF.

A VILE Imitation of my DIR. MARSHALL'S SNUFF.
N having been got up By H. c. Gride, of Middebury Ia
bout the beginning s45 and palmed upon the public
the genuine aIce by misrepro in aud by
large SNOWY bills well b. close imitation If my
bottles and labels publish the following statement Of DIT.
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MARCH 2, l84S.

NORTHERN RAILROAD
Opened to Lebanon, N. II.
Ea ga $3.50
PASSENGER TRAINS, in connection with tho
Lowell, Nashua and Concord Railroads, will daily
between Lebanon and Boston, Sundays excepted fol-
lows, viz:
Leave Boston for Franklin and Lebanon, ut 7 I'm,
Leave Boston for Franklin at IL a. m.
4 Concord for Lebanon at 10 "a m.
Concord for Franklin at "a pm
or on the arrival of Inc from Boston.
Leave Lebanon for Concord and Boston at II 12 a.
Franklin for Concord and Boston at 934
franklin for Concord and Boston at LAO p.
or on the arrival of the cars from Lebanon.
Hampshire, aud to Windsor, Woodstock Middebury Wells
RiveT Montpelier, Bungon and otnei towns in Northern
Vermont and has proportion of Railroad convey
anco In these directions, THAI other line II Is also the
British steam Mail Line, and the route from Boston
to the Canadas
Numerous stages connect with all parts of the road and
tho arrival OF the Mt Canaan and Lebanon will be in
readiness to passengers to Haverh Wells River
and Lctcn, TO Windsor Middlebury, and all parts of Nor
thern New Hampshire and Vermont
For further information apply to Is. p. CHENEY co.
Express Office, Railroad Exchange, Court Square, and at
AVERILL & DEANS, No. IL Elm st. BOSTON
when valued than $50, notice given and
ira charges paid, loss beyond Ihat will he al
lowed.
chandize trains will Iun daily Sundays excepted.
ONBsOW STEARNS, Agent
Concord, Nov. 49, 1s47. Sc