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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27
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YOUNG AGAIN.---A DREAM.

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An old man sits IN a high buek'd chat,
Before an open door,
While tho sun Of summer afternoon
Fails hot across the floor,
And tho df,wsy click OF an ancient clock
Has uotcled the hour Of four.
A breeze blows 10 cad breeze blows ont
From the scented summer air.
Iad il auttsrs now on be urinhied brow,
And nov ia lifts h,, hsiti
And the leadeu I'D OF his Eye drops down,
And he sleeps Iva Doe hugh bask'd chair.
The old man ,leep. snd the old man drcam'i
III. head drops on hi. breast,
H.. hands relaa ,ssifieohie hold,
And iauto bis lap in resti
The old mao sleep. and io s'e'p be dfeam',
And again in dreams u hle.,.
The year. uaroli their fearful scrolls
nonacyill again,
A mother. tones aio in bio cor,
Aud driii aoros. Dts bnin,
uo chase. sauai BUTTERFLIES
Par dovn tho rolling plain.
he pl1eks the Wild rose 30 the woods,
And gather. oglanuHe,
AMI holds tho rolden huuereups
Beueaih bis sisters ohiui
Aai angles boz che inesdow rock
With beui aud naked piH,
He loitcrs down the grassy lane
And by fhe hnmnios poei,
Aad Sigh escapes BIZ. parted lips
A,he hears the bell for sehocr-
And he wnhe. it were utfaf nine O'Clock,
And the morning never we're fuil.
A moiher's hand is pfessed ole be head,
Her kiss is on his blow
Asummef's .foczs blow. 30 az toe DOOR
Win the toss Of lho ieaiy loush,
And The boy Is a While-ha'fed man again,
And his 5yos are ,eai-tl'd nov.
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and uncouth. Such was the appearance Of
the conilnentals, TO whom a wel-appointed
army was soon to lay down their arms.
After a little exercising on the Common,
and performing the then popular exploit of
" whipping the snake" they briskiy filed up
the road, by the foot of the kidder noun
tam, and through the Spaford Gap, towards
Peterboro', to the tune of "Over the bills
and far away. kidder and GOsids HIS
tory Of Men Ipacich, ~ III.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

ABoUT Hoes. The hog, as race, is
not remarkable for his urbanity of manners
or amiabllity of disposition; but he is a
good faster, and knows what is good to eat,
and how to convert his food into sausages,
spare-ribs, ministers faces, souse, mid
dlngs, aud nut-cake timber. The impor-
tant fact for the farmer and pork-maker to
solve is, what species of the hog tribe will
make the most and the best pork, with the
least expense in rearing aud fattening. Your
long-legged, apron.eared, sab-sided, Nara
ganset breed of porkers are better fitted for
the race course than for the piggery of any
sensible farmer, who expects to feed corn
or meal to animals Of this description, and
get his moneys worth in the sale of pork.
He might as well expect to "catch larks
when the sky falls" as 10 expect profit from
attempting to iauen such animals The
above is the Z" beau IDEAL Of our notions of
the right formation of pig. 1t will be
seen, 10y a careful examination of the en-
craving, that his legs are small and short !;
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that his body is round. plump aud barrel
shaped that his head aud ears are small,
sharp and erect; and that his tail is Just
where it should be, and with the right kind
of kink. We give it to our readers as a
model pig and with the more pleasure, be-
cause it is genuine Vermont pig,--none
of your striped pigs, with streak o. lean
aud a streak Of fat, and two of lean TO one
of fat. The engraving was taken from
fine pig. raised by Mr.. J. L. Lowering, Of
Hartland, in this State. Mr. l.. has taken
much pains IN procuring aud improving
this breed of hogs, and given it The name
of the Suffolk Pig, He can furnish those
who would improve their breed with a num-
Der of fine animals for breeders, and will
answer inquiries on the subject.
The publishers of the New England
Farmer will please accept our thanks for
the use Of the above engraving and for the
loan of number of others, which will ap-
pear from week to week under the head of
the Plow and the Hoe.
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1unttbman & 5tatr Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY rnunspAr MORNING.

TERMs-sl so casbia advance s2,Ooipavmeni Is not
made advance interest always chargedtom thcend 81
the year.
Annexed is list adrorise
meets and commencement and aeknon ledge payment ioI
he same.
Bakersfield. J. n. fONERONi
Hroukdeld =. a. SMl iH-.
Cabot. G. &. BROWN
Danvilie, CHARLES =. DANA
Einofe <. q. SCOTT,
Hvdeaark, EDWARD u. SAWYER,
johnson. a.. W. SCOTT
Matshfeld, L. d. PUTNAM,
Worthwhile, J. e. MOVES,
Ntddiesex. JESSE lpHNSON,jr
NorthfeId, l.. SMITH
Orange. CARLOS CARPENTER
Plunfrd, A. T. BANCROFT.
south Hardwirk. e.. sHlPN IN,
stowe. JOSEPH G. RAYMOND,
STAFFORD, WILLIAM RoLliN-,
South straiotd DANIEL W. JUDD
Tunhridae, AARON \. KING.
Wiitsfoif and Favst0n, OR NNtt SMITH,
Warren, FIR ANKi.fN a. WRIGHT
Waterbury and nuNhur,, Y. SMITH,
Wiiiamstown. DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
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TRIAL OF Sized. There has recently
been trial Of speed a, irottng, at Stan
stead, c. f., between Canadian and Yer
mont horses. The Stanstead Journal gives
the following account of II, by which it
will be seen that the Vernon, horse, Mr.
Morril's DanvilIe Morgan, bore off the
prize;
Tuesday, Dee. 2S, 1859. Purse S25,
for three and four year old colts, in
harness-half mile heats-best two in
three.
A. Bigelow's b. h. Black Ha,ok, /
c. Boynton's b. m. Defiance, 2 ?
= Pages g. m. Logan, 3 3
Time l.3i-l.3S.
This match was very good one, taxi
ing into account the bad state of the
track. A rain storm commenced on
Monday night, and continued through
the day on Tuesday, rendering the roads
a mass of "posh," 10 use a very express
slye phrase of the yernacular. The time
made, under The circumstances, was ex-
cellent. The three colts were good spe-
cimens of the three breeds noted for
speed, viz, the Black Hawk horse was
sired by the celebrated Brdport horse of
that name ; the bay mare by Capt. Gil
mans well known Defiance aud the
grey coli by Logan, horse imported by
the Sherbrooke Agricultural Society.
Wednesday, Dee. 20, 1852. Purse of
$50, mile heats, best two in three, in
harness.
L. Winn's b. h. MoriH Horse,
w. Chamberin's b. b. Paddy-
a0hack, 2 dis.
ID. Pages g. h. Shillaieigh, 3 dis.
S. Eaion's b. M, dis.
J. Falcons IN. Hate Hays, drawn.
A. Carmichae's m. Lady Ell
ga Mack, drawn.
e. Woodward's b. M, drawn.
Time, 3.0l-2.5I.
The track was in better order than
yesterday, it having frozen during the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

FARMERS WINTER CLUBS. Now that
the evenings are long aud comparatively
mild, suppose that the intelligent Farmers
OF Washington County, in their several
towns, meet at some central and conven-
lent place, once "a week, or so, as may be
convenient, appoint their chairman and Sec
rotary, report progress" in all the variety
of iaIm-hold economy, and discuss, in u
Tree and familiar manner, the great ques-
tons relating to good husbandry, and the
successful and profitable cultivation of the
earth. We should love to attend such
meetings, occasionally, and learn how TO be
a farmer, in the best sense of the term. 1t
seems 10 us that such meetings would be an
Interesting and instructive manner of spend
ing the long winter evenings. Will some
of the farmers tell US, in this paper, what
they think about it
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27
Obr l)lom ano the Gue.
BY n. y. WALTON.

lie thai by the Piow would thnve
Himself must either HoLD or Drive"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

night, although not in good order. 1t
was very apparent that the match lay
between the Vermont horse and Paddy,
both good ones. The result showed
that the black horse, owned by Mr.. Nor
rill, of Danvlle, W., was too fast for any
competitor on the ground.
After the completion of this match a
purse Of $50 was made up for all the
horses except the winner of the above.
The result was as follows:
w. Chamberlin's b. h. Paddy-
achack, |
Mr.. Urquhart's b. h. Peacock, . ,
Mr.. Pages Shiilalagh, 2 2
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s'.i.;'&Hii: i.aaD FOR SALE.
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HEAL. TllSELF.-lt, Is !I;iic strarset" " that
$50 ieoPie viii suffer with r"m Gay day. dragging
miserable and scattering all Go the 4ck
when by the Iuticiou~ use ~ RAkERS tElEBRhTLn PIE
MUM RlTrsRS. they could speedily strength aud tia
and.n lrw srtiS which tIdi peasant
rceahc Already have be-, laid before the pubic the
hundreds best Who certified
sp,s .v Fever. ry>cnt,r, pIrns, Head
% Hvt. nailcS irud.col IRON, ilordcrc, ston
'.siGia !, Ga t"ss''s sIrihc onEh 10 refuse I"
.it.tS 81 - '"f"i " 'hl IL q" 10 "ic icish IVAN
Hccr usci ty ic pounds qulcks. AMI
..utH uIyC that medicine winch has proved
* U-ti l., :.!cg.:s. That BAKERS BTrERS
t. :rar ~ and such other diseases
cniru :t. ihci- doubt nan that the
s nnnu.ay The asks trial with the
c that viii prove successful when iarJ
~ j.. ony yer bottle. he h-i the
san. rGrcr'l. lacd rrn& Reefs Adlr & Gray. Duvu
throughout the Todd s. Christian
nrF William -hurc.
~ Ucefs adtIcsse 10 E BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond. Va
.ll. receive prompt attention. Dec ll-cu
- WISrAM'S BALSAM OF WILD CuERRY.
4. The MoniUs Chronicle, Quebec. July -. ISIS
.t,,cn la Of i'm
ncsHbnrhr" TN inquiry OF The Agent,
10Th. ,t,e> medicine lH" daily the and
The Coughs ana Colds and
. A. excessively recommended the medical
'fInncrs c:c, 1T cir families "ci amongst
@ ,cpt. "" ;.:; large tie community
AIlS ard Justly
,:o, 'vun,' whether pasc"t medicines OF
.r and II there lac than another that
win ,sa!ubalon The eXtnlile qGack nosluns. Is tc
m lU'rrd tho pubic have right TO look !" Them
the subject III ci, characters ~ conserraias u
The St opinion u! the pr"ieSSion IL &ueOec dc
stated may the gc b. akeh By b: Wlsia small COM
r,,mcn, aud public may valuable guarantee of
| "e''''s' = - BEN ARE OF IMPOSITION.
N,gs .nu,ne BUrrsrnt wrapper Price
Ear tr S% GAYN0R wnon. ana ApE RAY Richmond.
a., ry everywhere jan 90
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h0'TTEREES,
STEATTON'S OFFICE,
.lII1'l EnilRTEE Ntril Sn,u L. I,n. =,

STiiATTON's OFFICE.
ii SOUTH fooRTEENfilST STREET .RlCHMoNi, ,li,sr
- !! Dawn q; \ Nos: Of 3 ns:sa:s c Z; q
Ticket Nos. 81 81 g. aI''Ae % s'5", s0hi and lal4s!
;. Drawn ~. 's 4 j." ! ''A' 'N
Ticket Mo- 30 - H. ann'rt solL anL paid By SIR tInN
Drawn Noe OF Delaware, Extra No. Il. Ian u
Ticket Nos - S. aolsr or sod and nu, IL b. srGArruh
50 !: !: ~ = S 6 = j. rs + & ill., i
- !? u }, II Oh Sc II u IN o.
Ticket Nos u ~ Gl, another suI I'a"i hy
srl,sutes Tor tn.
FKlnAf-hea""rs No2' Capita sl2'o' - S"s u ar'""
SNrukDAl- Delaware, Extra No Capital sl,OOO 70 Nos
Observation-Disclosures No II. Capital $50 100 IS Nos IA
IL guysr.ars liso pr!aeS
continue nc he uunlhei sold andraidhy
Urcls Certificates VI Packages kttiI
hrs6uve scheme. a!tle Lotteries wiil promptly
"heH'siusS;eS , pls s
LAMBEMT's LOTTERY oFFIcE, ,.,
~ FouRTEENrli STREET Under the Exchange Hotel
Draw" no. Of Delaware, Extra, NJ II, Dan. %
p rs = 10 | AZ Il IS 40 81 4 n -. m !,
Whole Noa "a 10 IS s5o iIn !" H Sn: R
pray" Ms Of @''s"e =; '".; i u il '"n i;
Drawn No. Delaware, EN'f' n Il 'a ~ = s;
T,,i,,s ~ l.; . r ri 70 soII y LAMBERT
!, O I; j S?s g nsS y '.;* = ~? %
= paw 49, ! 3 y 5; No g 81 81 'i !. . %
nrawu Nos Delaware, Class2l Jan. 20
>, - "a 20 90 70 I'll - II 40 AZ II.
Sss y ,eaS "; t Ezra y >; q Jan 10 y 8
scheme, tGT the '. eek.
rp,nrThe Delaware State Lottery. Class No 23Gt,,as
s sn 6,Uu 3tRu. 2O0u lao, LAB lO1 o 100, &c 70
$780, - ifswn. Ticket. si-sIares in proportion.
NS SaarURpAT~Tne Delaware STATE LOTTERY Class 2caIal
e 800 900 500 $685. % OF go, 80 OF 5uO &c IS Nos 10
,,wn Tickets siu-shares III proportion.
Packages CeruncaIe' Packages single Tickets
above, OF Gregory Maurys Lotteries
e!rawinss everyday svary;rom tos2Ofo
the and The drawing
ardedimmshiar l>t" ;istaut adventures wlcnIequcsed
hour. sales clos. 3k
olock p received the evening by
telegraph
as- hrawiue fuestays thur.
n'cuck
one and lwo dollars. Adirsu lHhMAS LAMBERT
No 8. ~ changc Place Kcl!nunG.TA
Rsccllsc NJ 3-"Thete u. in odd aumhe,ssay. Kory
UMOore."
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land O.; ME-.

III hc rl g" he hl.Icit hider.a public tur"n, ~ III
i,!ly 81 Errr~y u.N'- tlr .laaUnG which reside
rrG !s"". and }yG 'rprr parton rc"haian c"mmS
:p,u4cuE Containing Uh"Ut nnHcuS. "j0i "trl
H. idnd ct excellent iuaii with autI'm
!ats ui uItrr tor the E.G :" hr ran ~ EIshi: hu>hr
have ,i,d e" t" 'a and innlonu u -uanorI
Igts land w rel. hes w having Ia" southern expo
ut hYInt u lcfi"i
arlgr = mlI.~ t!tu"utlu"u Mills and IIi" iu
rl.a: t" rail- r"r!. l- IS
IsicI,uuu and Petersburg uHrS lhr
Virginia.
,' gill l.. .l a The cI"f' stock !Lrmln! Tts
Ill art household a.. Eic"n furniture.
l. should be SOLD. wI tiei % rrn % ir !-lcr
hr:,'r ;ps t..c present year. BENJANlN Ei'!S''N
L. rt..l-
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TO THE LhDIE =.

PARIS FAS IilONS.
aud the public
vi rally would announce GSDAE. The 10Th ina' Tor 49,
The o.ung of her aTrERS HATS with rcnnd varied W.
sortmeni of Millinery Fancy Goods the present and T
rtuachlUs W. - -
seEMOVED.Thc subscriber mas removed his lat
Is and Can Mandatory M. Isl BROAD ST. where
No would be pleased 10 his old friends aud the public 6
general y ~ H. 49, na., - ,,uI
nc.g
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:. an al glcr uI"r small. bnl "Ncr'ut farm
\ ~ about y acres. SIDE ui the WILLIAMSBURG roa
rear !toud2? from the OF! Market Atnu iwo lnis'
~ if AN i cleared. and considerable part uw Cultivated as
rr rr. ;crIiry adaptation and convenience Ia market
mates desirable place. i"f market gsfrn ah
rtrry had the cy. rnirr.y manasei the lrirr
tls tr con! Yrry aud made IL profits Iht
u!, he "ls bur itt" expense, !" re- ced con-
sort s all "Giicf :"
,.r, lcH. sprin.- . Or the place.
rs ia chase wi please call and examine tor item
Strives
lie Teams Nil lr vary liberal Apply 20 ROOT llAsriSGs OF liz
rrrmiscs. - The subscriber ..,,.,..,,.
80, u. r,f S.MEEI. HASTINGS
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STOCKS FOX SNLE,
nnn DOLLARS COUPON DOcnc az ,bo
Zu.NbSFU Corporation of Lynciburc wars ln y,n en-
lorscd ~ The Virginia and Tennessee Ra'a narv ncres,
IA yabe annually -. :. -, .
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY ~ years I" mn pay.
III. ~ YEARLY To payment OF these h"us. winch
here are only s2O 00O (and can be
,ge on III. entire OF the Company, c"hs now "hnut
I.iu0,060 .->.,, :, -, .rot,r
$4,000 DOLLARS RICHMOND CITY SloCh';;'' year. 70
UNITY Interest payable annually s'hh.t n Sc,
aua Ir the pavnrpt stock. which Will txisuS III ~
49,.
are always prepared own account or moe
desirable them viii sell account charging m'ue
49,, 49,.
To those wishing would remark tn' We
rally have the best securities M Tue market VIM"
MARRY * MORTON
Ian % Office under CITY Hotel
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MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE Anu RETAIL
IN
ROOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS. Sc
sSEMBERTDN s. BROTHER, lGt Main street. "p' :, $50
rosit- respectfully invite f$
examine their al articles 3S
~ be found 10 be aw these OF
any the single dozen Tn.
embraces:
t:ru,icrnrn' reSsS Shoes. CATERS and isontrrs
: cali, hi;, sud stout boots and Hootees
Youths, Boots ard Bootccs. 4" man, kinds
Scrvants' Brosues. bru!d and unbound
Ladies Shoes, Buskins Kids, Jenny Llnd- 40
Ladies' bacs bronze aud cuored Caters
Busk and Boutces styles
Misses and tiilr-n'1 Shyrs IN srsa, variety
Travelling Trunks, ilIir Leather and Hair Trunks
T3- All . offered ~ he lowest rates.
PEMHERTON ~ BROTHER.
Jan. Ely No itl VAIN i, opposite Exchange tahs
PIANOS,
ID IT, TAYLOR - constantly receiving elegant and
plain PIANOS, from the popular makes. NcSSs sSy{
x CLARK 81 Y ! y
These received the great god medal pri-e he
WoRLps FAIR London lS and they have invariably receives
he FIRST PRIZE the american Institute Fairs this
They combine all the modern npro' emen with the c'aE
Frame patent strings aud confidently recommended Il"
swsgrHEss and gea; draj!y which quality viii be
,preclarl country, where od seldom found
TAYLOR has sold these this tor the las
the oi ms
Old Pianos taken rartpay.
Music Che and best Collection ~ The
Sc Violin and Guiar Strings, and Violin and Guitars The hes
mn ,iry a, low PRICES =. II. TAYLOR,
'' Piano and usic Store. leo Mdn~trec
Der r Opposite The Banks
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Is anti DraE C:.,r..
WashinaI NirsLIA and Grscnway James.
Plain ant piaIi inaseys >.,,,,,,
Cotton i':itaIh'r=- &c FAtkER hAli.n Nlnlho
IIEA DuUAItTk:RS FI;i! FASHIONABLE CLIO
THING.
srSr received the greats, variety Cloths ca:sner'r al"
p vcstu. to b. CRY. the ant approve
styles cus>rlu. pa French black Cloths aud Casnrrcs al
qals fancy coi"r C"ha and assImrrcS at every shade
rdqua. Heavier ths ali qualities; fremc lmA1yd
Coloe rn;,ely f'cch erfmn cloths French mar
vESi>GS -FlsmTd SIX rusrlanI Velvet; analri SIX pusi
Velvet Harrrd SIX Push and Velvet Ribbed SIX Plush ans
blach and fancy Getinc > ,rtrc lut and White Grcnaii,
ss vs,, P,1'; =, yrssS scIcdy men ), m
very styles ,nctas h"smlh over Coats lsluman& Wrap
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TO THE PUBLIC


-rSIIE controversy the undersigned relave 10 OUT @
psc,lve int the patent Tor The Gun brace r"us
has mutual friends AMI he unaeISe ' =.
Wahal! acquicsces in hc decision "i SAID reus au'te "
s'"'"'' '"4 ''1'" " JOS : WALTIIALL,
GEO WATT
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These been built h expressly Govern
mo nj s.ry their
he strength and speed lccnlnnot
lions Tor uriuacd lur elegance
pine New iur cIhIr
si.rr in second So Exclusyu
S3.n
From Liverpool "a New York, L" and tcl.
An experienced 81 geru attached 10 each shii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28
FOR GENTLEMEN.


w manufactured those celebrated makers Miles s. IHA
which. which aud cumror superior 10 IN
rOJt sJ'I They 60 on easy ana T
iii We keep always good stock OF them and
can ii; a. also Gentlemen fine III water
proof Boots, made by the above makers ..,.
Dec ~ PuINEh, W Al 10 q ~ MI.
MILES g. SONS WAFER PROOF BOOTS.
AUST received 4 supply Gents Water Proof Boots ~rehp
j made by the above celebrated manufacturers we EkH
hand large Of good, aud EAf
tasy BOOTS SHOES, gcntrmcn made by our. 49,
which requested Our prices viii he ohno
invited 10 call al our large comfortably arranged general
ashe Ladies Saloon IS Main Street three doors
Dpuey'S.
Dec
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HTERGEiATDESE.
PARKER, EAyLT s MINING.

.tnIs FANCY
~ AIMING The llsi al Will &c foun,'
Erh plain AMI rin ~ tIsinrcrrs and MruSus
rll. ITclc aud Ei.i-, Atrucs
IA nAi,rrd and G.GI,t!
tu.uGci Ntl.ts Ag, t'iut% Clio ilS
iIi tia a cG5TS ENGLISH Cloths ti|sittrtt
al N"sIi.a
Gentlemen situru caHitn; lIIlu!sc cl:c.a
lar!bs' wu"! nc:n alv: SIR \c># and rd!ls
Nn.;3 Gum Elastic Cloth
Geu!ctcnS HGrk HI! i'lss. atr! heavy a" t't"'r
SiIs a!!t cotton lm'ic!l4s, 81. itL- !,
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MILLIN IL IL Y.


SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES
gFRS SWORDS would respectfully ask the attention OF o.,
WI the Ladies' her handsome assortment nj 'hnsS or
made In which she is now seiihs ~ 'e
luccd prJccs a Ma. 2l0, Broad stree
Gaps, han, dnd maze l" "iue nc"
Ribbons Pulncs other articles nt sale chaPa
Dec II INKS SNohD~. w -"o p'V'H -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-28

Tie matters controversy between Mr. jos hitd anu
having finally adjusted by muua iems hstns "','
asi;, ~ ~. - .m in M nu,,lr rrlu:s WATT
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