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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17
VOL. XXIV.
P 0 E 7 r Y.
THE DoMICILE ERECTED BY JOHN.
Translated from the vulgate Of Mother Goose

-'NN'~'
A. roPE.
Behold the Mansion reared by d,cii Jnck,
Sec the matt stored in many plcthorc sack,
In the proud cirque Of Ivan's bivouuc.
Mark how the rats felonious G,ngs invade
| The golden stores in John pavilion laid
Anon with velvet foot and Tarquin strides
Subtle Grimalkn to his quarry glidcs,
Grimalkiu grim, that slew the fierce rodenf
Whose tooth nslious Johann's sackcloth rent
Lo now the dcep-mouthcd canine foes assault,
That vexed the avcnger of the stolen malt
Stored in the haowed precincts of that hall
That complete at Jacks creative call
Here stalks the impctuous Cow with crumpled horn,
Whercon the ex1cerbatng hound was torn,
Who bayed the feline slaughter beast that slew
The rat prclaceous, whose keen fings through
The textile ffcrs that involved the grain,
Which lay in IIaus's inyiolate domain.
Here walks forlorn the Damsel crowned with rue,
Lactiferious spoils from vaccine dugs who drew,
OF that corniculate beast whose tortuous horn
Tossed to the cloud in fierce yindichye scorn,
The harry ing hound, whose bingsart bark and stir
Archcd the 1.-the spine and reared the indignant fur
OF Puss that with vermiucidal claw
Struck the weird rat In whose insatiate nav,
Lay reekng malt that erst in Juans we saw.
liobed In scncsccnt glrb that seems 10 sooth
Too long prey to Chronos iron tooth,
Behold the man whose amorous lips incline
Full with young Eros osculativc sign,
To the 'lorn maiden whose lact-albic hands
Drew albu Tactic wealth from tactical glands
OF that immortal bovine, 10y whose horn
Dstort, realms ethereal borne
The beast catulean, yexer Of that sly
Ulysses quadupedal, who made die
The old morlacious Rat that dared deyour
Antecedaneous Ale in Johns domestic bower.
10 here with hirsute honors dofej, succnct
OF saponaceous locks, the Priest who linked
In lIymens golden bands the torn unthrift
Whose means exguous stared from many lift,
Even as he kissed the virgin all iorlorn,
Who MIXED the with implicated horn,
Who in fine wrath the canine torturer -kied
That dared to vex the nsdlous muricile,
Who let auroral efiluence ihrougl the pelt
OF the sly rat that robbed the palace Jack had built
The loud cantankerous shanghac at last,
Whose shouts the shorn ccclcsiast,
Who sealed the VOWS Of Hymen's sacrament,
To him who robed in garments ndigent,
Exosculates the dansel lachrymose,
The emugator Of that horned brute morose,
That tossed the dog, that worried the cat, that kii
Mr. York Piayne.
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INTERESTING STATISTICS United
States are composed Of lhirly-one States and five
Territories They contain population Of 27,-
100000, of whom 290o0,0oo are white. The
extent Of sea:coast is 1880 miles. The length
OF the ten principal rivers is 90, 900 miles. The
surface of the five great lakes is 10000 900
square miles The number of miles of railroad
in operation is 10000, which cost $7s,OOOO 900.
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f.. @. GRO SIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE FIRE, will
Il hereafter dispense his Medicines from Nos. 54 & SO
BrattIebOro House. will always enJeavor To he at
home on Saturday from to O'Clock p NJ to consult with
patients from distance. 3T-2m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ,praeticlpe in
the Courts of Vermont and New Hampshire.
HJ-AGENT OF ruE 4ETNA Fire Insurance Company, and
Windham County MuLrdi do.
ALSO, Agent to procure Pensions, and Bounty Land.
Commissioner for the New York New Hamp-
shire, California and Notary Public. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

The suit against George Law, brought by Alex
ander Cross terminated In tha Circuit Court n
New York Friday Afternoon, with q verdict of Sl5-
900 for plaintiff.
Charlotte Steede, one of the Mormon emisrsn;s
from Marlborough Worcestersh ire, England died
on toe wharf at Boston, Friday, soon after landin
from the ship.
The first spike 10 the track of the Montgomery,
Ala. and Pensacola, Fia Railroad was driven On
Tuesday last.
President Buchanan, has taken a pew In the
Presbyterian church. on F street, Washington.
On Thursday evening Lord Napier attended the
bail given by the bachelors of the New York Club
at Nibio's Saloon.
The "Intellig building, 10 Petersburg, Va
has been sold to Captain John P May, for 90, 305.
Major Samuel w. FIournoy for many years edi-
tor of the Columbus (Ga Enquirer, died on the
22d inst.
Atlanta On the 22i instant, en- route for Texas,
where he owns large body of land
The De.eret, Utah, News ridicules thei'ea of th 9
general government sending officers out there 10
rule them.
The account of e F Beali, late Indian supern
tandent In California, has been settled, and the
United States owes him 9s cents
Col w H Cranstop, formerly editor ofNewpors
News has been elected mayor OF Newport khoas
Island.
Tue Norfolk House In Rosebury. Mas. has been
s,ld for 5000
GF. Marcbant has leased the Charleston, s. O.
theatre for the neat season.
A Mr.. Goodwin was killed at the salt works
Washington county. Virginia, Tuesday BY btiag
crushed between two cars
The first ship, Prussian vessel has passed the
DanIah sound without stopping At lHelsinsfors OF
aging toll.
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sPEOrAL NssxaUas

:. n Largo and Valuable Stsck Of Dry
oooos, AT PAINE Cosr The Subscribers, hsviee
maee errsnsem~nts 20 enlaRgs an1 eehsrviso ixn-
prove thsfr store during this enmmsr, IN order 10
III. oSas Ss sy s:ry ss win hs,s 70 'assss
rleisrring to disvose Of thsir stock Of Goods to
Ienosins Inem they will commence eollfpl Cd Ct
s'' sna some styles OF goods far below cost, this
y, . ana continue uati ths lst Of July next. Their
s.oeS consists Of many rars sarsaiaa the princ psl
par being bought at auction At 1or prlcss sompri.
, s 'n steer OF Dress silks; rich Silk kcbeE es-
Hotes beTsses Jsco,etts; Lawns al Of this
h,as. purchass In white soods sueh 90 Cam.
a.o,rs ESonen, swissea, ks'nsooks ard neh French
.. lies VINO bay largely. are psrstcular,y ia,i.
su ~ give our stosk examination: AZ vijf he 70
their interest to DO co. "
~. J. hrLLHIsvR q BRO.
ep 1873 6rcaA street,
q Fact worts KscW1n1 a, ~. ,.-.
eeuiA ssason, wnen the weather 70 as shsna "a ble
a. the wind when tbs mat robust .on.t;tn,;or. 80
attacked and und srmined- and yhsn n All. .r.,.-.
are shattered and unnerved, II II .hsolu,sJ, go.
ssry that sptihe principles shoulS he byon.ht t
the ali of Nature in order avert IN, contys.,nn
Of those diseases that usually become sea.ed and fx
the discovsries yet made none eem 70 snswsr ,hs
purpose 90 well as BAKERS BiTrER8, IN vhiIs
other remedies have been tried and fsiled this me-
oicne mas proved to be the ouly peusces for dys.
pepsia uervnusness, general debility, eholie sour
stomach, colds, and cousum ption in its incipisnt
stages Prepared solely Of vegetable extracts. and
so admirably coupdea TO act ct once upon the
liver, digestive u-aans blood and mind II drives aut
impurities increases this sppette, improves the d.
sestion, strengthens the lungs and 20 tones up the
ioner man a. 70 rend1r u imper, ious to ordinary
colds A family medicine 1t has no equal, and
needs only to be tried to rscomm. md itself
For sale BY s kpothecares and DruKsists Prss
80 cents per bottle. NH n
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IF you HAVE FEVERS AND NIGHT
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USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF you HAVE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
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IF YOU HAVE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
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IF You HAVE NERVOUS DEBUITY-
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ihE MAIL LETTINGS The Mail contracts lei
ous' were announced In Washington Saturday

iu tns State Of New York there ware 1900 pfopo.
sMss; Msine $40; New Hampshire 455; Vermont s6I:
sos husstss 3o5; Rhode Island 49, Connec.icut 2Is
$50 aud on the miscellaneou routes 2i23-total Al
nun per 6os which, on l460 routes that have been
10y gves an average of less than five bids to each
Inat the mail service has lost much of tb 9
"'raction of former years
" ne morse and coach service ia the State of New
VIII cost about 80 600 instead Of IS0 900 dollars
tofors Maine "a ss4 in lieu Of 45 $50 dolIar;
view Hampshire IL sS8 instead of Is 24s dollars Yer.
ge nont 55 instead If 18 al dolIsrs Massschuse
10 nen OF -, 5S9 dollars; Rh Ids Isl nd 399
ins ia9 OF $40 dol!srsi and in Connecticut 1876
Lea1 OF ioSUo doisrs-showiug sn advance of
HIout 10 per oent in New York, AZ in Maine II in
oW @ naml s1lre and Vermont, IS in Massachusetts
sr IN RHODE stand aud II in Connecticut or an
cent. sAo ''a'e' OF aooo' % pei
Virginia.: N-'0 y
, acute No. 5z7O Morgautown to Kjppwood Jobn
Is,aS Is0 dollars 527i. Central "a ns to Seven
VIM Wss., pa o112 Boggsville to Burning springs:
~ Iohn Starr 1877 dollars. 5274 Goshen Bird ee
SAINT s1H re snsss: Deemed unnecessary at pre-
ed sa7s ,:do nocs Creek to Tszeweii C H Suspend
Rsna ~ dollars SIT Peuusborouah to North
Ma W AIT TO-, offises 527s MiddIsbourue to New,
H to We. VIM Hut; HUFF; 81 dolars 527s jackson
T.n, " ait William joins; I20 dollars $3.50
mansiey to Fairfax C. Burr n. Means: DenaT
hij ~ the privilege of tssing bis 248 dollars
ssrinss to Rich Pat.t T.sf wee service 5aal sweet
~ siah,pe Greek: Manuel Walker; 4.dolia. 59as,
Csntrai Depot, Virginia and Tennas.ss Rsi,,nsS
A.. A. laurel Greek ksom Huff It's dolisrs 52s4. Ms
Sza5 Msrtn.s;p tor,spas,qss David Farey; IFS dollars
Esnsviu. ~, TO Patrick c. H.: Suspended 52s6.
ie"Ei,s sn 70 Rocky MO7pt: Bsues Carter: las dol
Dss,od 90. Lea'he wood. store to Shady Grove
Riehm"ns anns's,ssry nns nssy 52ss ew Ferry on the
John James; 400 dollars, for twi.s vet ,.rrsa
70 app 1ma'tox C.o1t tbs Sou,hsids RAILROAD.
500 'a Greek 4srshal Jones SO do lars aud Is
'Y ST Ahlhsrst T. b. TO Big Is and John KYLE. 2ff;
dollars and 66 cts 81 Jetsrsvl'e to Stony po,D NJ
si Mins no bid 52s2 Chspmensville to WAYNE 81
Gus Gus 2saoed t2SS Central Depot on the virginia
G ~ dollars 52s4 Campbell c. II to Concord Denrt'
w. oso w. staples; l24 dollars, 5295 Campbell c Il
10 Pttsg lgsnia John T. Motfett; 5s9 dollsts q
Is $50 pittsylvsnia c. FL to Danvirle: 4 a WsI
.sfs os7; Department reserves the right to eeceat
.~o horse hack serVics at 5s7 dollars 57s7 shaws
viIIe 70 SIM psons: John Stoops; 100 dollar
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FACT FOR NORTHERN CIRCULATION New
Orleans gentleman, writing from Hot Springs,
Ark, to the Picayune, says:
But how came here ssy you Well, not willing
Iy, nsr on my own account. But having very faith
ful servant a most entirely parsiyzsd from the OF
tec,s of rheumatism the doctors say and tbs sstne
eminent authorities having pronounced his cure very
doub full uness led to the Hot Springs OF Arsen-
sssthat place Of heating the halt the lame and the
paraI, zsd; and the negro himself, sseming to be
overwhelmed at the idea Of being scot OH from home
unless ''master" went with him. had NO other ater
liye-and here | am.
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THE Loss OF THE SCHOONER VOLANT The
schooner Volant, regular packet between Nor.
folk city and Nav YORK, went ashore on the 18th
inst, on the beach near Berlin, Md , aud was IL
Of water. We regret to learn that cargo to the
amount of twenty thousand dollars was owned in.
Norfolk, on which there was no insurance. There
was large quantity of machinery on board, sup.
posed to be for the foundry at the Navy Yard,
Gosport.
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A CAPTIVE FRkED.-A large grey eagle cap
tured near Rochester, N Y, a few days since,
(but whose freedom had been purchased by mum.
Der of generous citiz ens) set at liberty again
on Thursday afternoon last, from the cupola OF
the City Hail. in the presence of 10000 people
He stood 'or moment upon the platform of mis-
cage, shook his wings once or twice, and then
scared off in a northeasterly direction, changing
his coarse finally to eastward His flight was
hailed by a tremendous shout, and watched until
his majestic form faded away in the distance.
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INGENIOUS DEyICE.-A fellow who had UNDER
taken to serve some subp9nas, finding the roads
In q shocking condition, wrote note to each of
the parties, stating that sum Of money was de.
nosited in bis hands, which they could have by
calling on him. They called and got a subpoena
and lgI cents each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

JAMES E. MURDOCH, the American comedian
receptiv took his departure from London, but soon
after became 30 severely indisposed that, by the
advice of his friends he has placed himself under
the care of DIR Wilson. at Malvern. After tour
through w aies and continental trip. he purposes
playing few brief engagements IN England pre-
yious to his return to the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

ISCORRIGIBLE- fellow in the West having
been put in Jail for marrying thirteen wives,
Gently made his escape. A gentleman afterwards
recognized him, and anxious TO secure the rev ard
for his apprehensicn invited him to dinner, and
then slyly slipped out in pursuit of a constable
but great was his horror on his return to find that
the culprit had absconded with his wife
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

CANADIAN SEAT OF CONFERENCE.-THE En-.
eli.h government being called to decide between
the rival claims of four five cities to be the
seat of the Canadian government the London
Times discusses the subject at length throwing iti
influence in favor of Montreal.
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAM PRoPEILER-Fir.
Lioes Lost.-The steam propeller Fanny Garner.
Wis the Delaware and Rgritan canal exploded the
25 near Mill IT. ne. The destruction cf the
boat is nearly complete Five men employed upon
ter were instantly killed Ths affair has crested
much excitement
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" Abe, U. Mayo,

AfToRNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Win give prompt attention to the Liquidstion ss-
curing and Collection of Dehts Of every description
by legal proesss in the Courts of ths City of Rieh-
mond and County cf Henrico
Dispositions and other Notarial Business runctuslly
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired.
Office oppeai,s the Law Building, over August
Ran polpb's. ap lS-lm
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- Cancers and Tue ors Cured without
outtng.-Da KAHN late of Philsdel phis, re spect.
fully offers his services to the citizens and the pup.
lie generally, for the cure Of Cspcera fumors,
Moulds, Bi0tches and a'l diseases of the skin. In
can also cure Secret Diseases. t
He will remain in Richmond three months.
be found at his Office, at the Clifton House, from
10 A. M., to z. u.
Recommendations bs se application
i6-Ims
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RHODE ISLAND LIQUOR LAW-The new Rhode
Island Liquor Law, termed the Nuisance Act, !"
has beeu put into execution by the city authorities
of Providence, and many arrests under it have
recently been made. 1t makes the fixtures, l. e.
decanters, toddy sticks, &c, primG dcie evidence
of guilt
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FATAL FiRE.-The Harrisonburg Na.) In6e
peudent, of the 18th instart, says that a show
boat called the "Hndoo Paeoda" the parapberna.
liza of the exhibition, valssd at $4,000 were de.
stToyed by fire, at the wharf there, the night be-
fore. John Shay, ons of the musicians attach ed
to the show, was burnt 20 DEATH and another was
fatally injured
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A VETERAN PoPLAR.-A poplar tree was re
Gently cut down on the farm Of Mr. Waller Holla-
day. in Spottss lvania county, Va. which measured
four feet Ia diameter sixty three feet from the
ground or butt of the tree, Mr. Henry T Holiday
had II cut down for q mill shaft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

A new line of Atlantic steamers will commence
running IN May, between New York, London and
Bremen, leaving each port semi.monthly This
line is owned by the European and American
steam shipping company # London and Sou hamp.
ton. The steamers are the Queen of the South,
22l tons Indiaoa, 9 364 tons Argo. 3l5 tons ;
and Jason, 667 These steamers will constitute
a semi-monthly line. On the outward trip the
steamer will remain one day at Southampton
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nASelNf,S u sk or sANSs4NS1 ~er ~
- TAYLOR hss iust received . few coYiee ~ gAE
highly recommended. Some of the bet ysesssag
oft - - Z as..s B. .
sin the Amt siastsss pssss az this nev neteo1
embedded more ssand sease % the naAore ane y -
biiitiss Of the hanas voice thaa sss - go ts
halfA-Aossu siuiiss works b. Euroesas nss sse
ap6-n
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YOUTHFUL CoEvICTs-A and V, Daniel, two
brothers, aged abcp. fourteen aad sixteen years.
from Baker county, Ga, were convicted OF horse
stealing a. the late Superior Court of Henry
county Ala and sentenced to the penitentisry.
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VALUE OF THE GRASS CnoP.-Chzries L. Flint,
Secretary of the Massachusetts Board OF Agricu'.
,ure. In his last report. says the annual value OF
tbs srsss crop Of the United States. for grazing
and moving, 10 not less than $500 100000.
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Thaekeray was AT Edinburg when last heard
from. and had there delivered lecture on HumoI
and Charity, for the benefit Of the widow and
children of the late Angus b Reach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

SCIENTIFIC ACCIDENT Professor Clark, of Am
herst College, while producing electrical light one
day last week, nearly struck blind by the
blaze. He has been obliged ever since to confiDe
himself to dark room. So painfully intense is
the impression left upon the retina of his eyes that,
though the room Is dark that his friends and
attendants cannot see each other 10 it, 10 him it
seems to be filed with the most dazzling light
Permanent and serious results are feared.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

ES A New Hair Dye. H0bson has new
Hair Dye. 1t instantly dyes ths Whskers or Nous
tacbes a beautiful natural black or brown, which
neither water sunshine tarntsh In the least.
We advise all who dye, TO call on HCESON, at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel
Entrance on IlIh street. no u
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THEATRE GOING IN PHILADELPHIA.-The Fu
ietin of fhiladelphia, estimates the average nun.
Der OF nightly attendants on theatres and kindred
anusements IN that city at about twelve thousand
Frequently it is much larger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-28

RISE IN PRICES We learn from the New
York Mirror that the landlords of the first class
hotels in that city intend to raise the price OF
board to So per day.
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~ Notice 1.-The Annual Meeting Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg l. Potomac Railroad
Company, will be hsld at the ofcs Of the Company,
at Richmond, WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day Of
May, 1857, ct IL O'Clock III r
c. w. MACMURDO, Treas.
RICHMOND. April 25th 1857 An 21-2t
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RICHMOND, Apr

~ DIR. p III. Christian has removed his
Office to the Richmond House, Governor street,
where he be found at all tmss, except when pIo
tessionally engaged. mh Sta
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SoUTHERN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY,"
Th. teuth annual meeting Of the Southern Bap.
tist publication Society met at Augusta on Thurs
day. In the absence Of Rev DIR Basil Manly. Hon
Ibos Stocks, of Greensboro, Go, presided The
Report OF the Treasurer was submitted and ac.
cepted' The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year President-Rev Basil
Manly, u Vice Presidents-James Tupper.
Esd Z; Hon Thos Stocks, d D, Ga; Rev B
Howell, Richmond, Va: Rev Iverson l. Brookes.
Z; Rev ii Tupper, Ga; Edmund King, Esq,
Ai.; Thos e Bewe,t. Miss; Rev NJ Cra~ford E,
u u, MISS; Kew b Jeter, d d, Richmond. Va;
Kew j ii Campbell, Gs; Rev Richard Fuller, D d.
Md; Rev James Boyce, s c; Rev w H Bayliss,
Tenn; Kew Henderson, Ais; Rev Jos Baker,
Fia. Corresponding Secretary-Rev ] p Tustin.
Financial! Secre'ary--Rev Toon. Treasurer
) II Shepherd, E'q, Depository Agents-Smth
Whiiden Managers-Rev NJ Poindexter of
chmond, Va Rev K Kendrick, Rev T
Winkler, Rev H Nell, Hyde, Esq, r Smith,
Esq, Presley, Esq, C l. Burckmyer, E.q a
shepherd, Esq Capt rhos S Budd, w " Leitch,
Esq VIM Henery, Esq, Jas McCready, Esq, VIM
Pettigrew, Esq, I A Wilburn Esq.
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hEAvY SUIT DECiDED.-Among the important
suits tried in Pnlsski county, Va. was tte case o
Ardfew Or fin and wife, vs. John Tin ley, and was
decided Ia favor ofthe pls Ifs an involved some
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