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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

RETIREMENT Oh A VETERAN TEAcHER.-He learn
Gays the Virginia Sentinel, that Benjrmiu Halo.
well. The founder, and TOR 50 many yeats the crnduc.
tor, cfrhe q ruris',ipg and tsr.famed Alex andris Bnsr.
din. School. i-s made u sails thereof, together VITA
III school ~;,raper,y, fixtures, apparatus, &c, :" Wi.
liam 5. kemp.r, Esq, OF Gorirnsville, Va, VITO de
signs continuing the exercises OF the Institution Gu The
bssis a. before,
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BOOK RECEIVED.

We found ON our table, "a Poor Fellow ~n!
"dressed"-of good character aud after perusa!. ~
hope 10 ind that the acquaintance Of this "Poor Eel.
low" has been a pleasure and a profit to W.. To be
lad u the bookstore Of G. III. West.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

FW' me Wt'N 'NUfHV June 70. INJs.
REPORTED BY JOHN A. LANCASTER 1 sos, BROKgEs.
Virginia d per cent, 81 yearsto run, no sale. at the T,e.'
Do. Do shorter dates, sales 1910 q: AMI Ia'T
Bonds guaranteed hy the State, sales $50 and iE,ess.'.
Richmond City Bonds, sale, tss and interest,
Virginia Bank Stock, par 40 sales $Ta.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales 1903.
Exchange Bank stock, sales, fla2H.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock. ls.i sale, !
Merchants Insurance Stock, lat sales SiI..
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par go, last sslrs 81
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad So
sales 81.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales i29.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock, Last sales g.
Richmond and Danviic Railroad stock, last sales t3s.
Jlnes River and Kanawhn Stock. last sales g..
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ARRIVED.
Sch. Crensasw, Sis's. New York. .,sse.
Schr Emma. Shorter, Norfolk, 4tse.
Schr AstlsDd. Holmes. Baltimore. mds-.
Schr Mary J.. Horner, CIsri. Phi!Gd-Iphi,, coo
Schr Macedonian, ~lIoston, Eastern Shore oa's
potatoes.
Schr Roh'. p. Waller, Lively. light.
Schr Spirit of the Times, Slower, White "a
gravel.
SAILED.
Sc!ir Joseph Baker. Wilson, Boston, mdse.
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The "Autauga lAia Herald" has Il flag which TIL
prnprietors suspend from the top OF their ctics every
publication day. II has fifteen small stars represent
iEg the fifteen Southern States, aud two largo ones IN
I'd, cec,rg fo- rrhe put Central America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

A very large amount Of corn is annually imported
into Boston, mostly from the Southern States. No
less than lOS, 900 bushels arrived AT that port curing
lhe lrst TIRES de"s Of tho past week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

PURCHASE OF STATUES.-Mr. WIN. u. =
tor, now in Paris, has bought Powers statue called
"Ca!iiGrGi.," 70: tbs SUN OF = ,JUD. and the Hon.
Hamilton Fish mas yousni b THIRD Duplicate ct Tue
same %artiat's Fisher Boy" for tine sum OF II ,oOu.
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TO LAND SpECUI..ToDs

OFFER Tor sale 3,03I acres Of Land, on the North
Il Anna river, in Spotsylvanln county, Va, of which
about 600 acres are cleared and enelosed. The place hiss
all necessary buildings, executed in a superior style -
There is a good Garden. Orchard, &c of various kinds of
fruit; AM an abundance OF pure water in every portion of
the tract Tnerc il also a great quantity OF excellent tim.
Der, Of various kinds, though chiefly pine and white oak.
which will be very valuable to the purchaser, rs 1t can
DE easily 1oated down The river. in high water, to the TER.
minus Of the Richmond end York river railroad, where
there will no doubt be a market at no very distant day. /
shall not attempt a further description, exccp, to say, il
would make a most desirable and splsndid stock farm -
Those who may desire to purchase such property are in.
vhed TO go and see, and Judge for themselyes.
Mr.. Jonathan %johnion, living a short distsnce above, viii
take pleasure in showing the place, aud giving any infor.
nation in his power. A sres; bargain can be had in this
property, as I am TOO far away TO give il any attention
May b-3m JOHN JEkDONE. Henderson, ny.
Two LEWIS LYMAN AND WARREN =.
y notice, that 90 the 10th day
OF July next, shall proceed, a: The Off CO OF Vim. II Ly.
ons, in the city Of Richmond. between the hours OF ten
and six O'Clock, 10 tske the Dispositions of Garland Hsnes
snd others, to be read a. evidence in the SUIT IN Chance
rs, depending in the Circuit Court OF RichmoLd in which
| am pisintlh and you and others are defendants.
SARAH B. CARY,
June IS-cr4w By her ns1i friend.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH,
,cleG upbed TO: tho Richmond Enquirer
HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT
FOREIGN NEWS EXPECTED.

W~AsHISGToS, June H.-President Buchanan h,
b.en -ick, III. isst two dsys, with d~iarrLG4, b., ~
better 10 day.
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flNIIlS well known and beautiful Estate is now offered
4 tor sale. Those in its vicinity, who wish To purchase
will do well 10 explore the place and examine hto liz
advantages IA 20 soil, timber, accommodations. &r. But
To strangers and spccuatOrs in land. We will briefly sny,
that this Farm contains between ] 100 and @J Hcres;i is
situated immediately on navigation: WAS formerly owned
By Charles Carter Of Shirley. who built the hou.r, which
was his residence for many years. Its locality is favora.
Bile tor those wishing to unite the pleasures vi farming
with the tolls and ninolumrnts OF the learned professions.
II 10 Just seven miles below Richmond Courthouse. The
terms will be very accommodating.
For information, apply 10 Lyme ShsckeIford. Esq War
sS"i. Z. to Mr.. Lelond, NJ Totuokey Bridge adjoining tho
,ar t,.o A ii,
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no TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF iii
POM EhVIG ALTON CnMF'sh ua
NDElNG informed by DIR. Wn. QGe-enosTrE. ',ror,
- Harrison and B. B. Douglas, Conini',ioh,,' 70 Il
ed 10 opsn books for the reception Of 'uoser ,s,es,I
Matspnni Navigation Company. ,hei NE ., o,f.tI
nmoun, has been subscribed TO entitle them e. ID
and accept the provisions Of thr act p-,seu 81 ,fs.r, q
1855, entitled sn act TO improve the Ma'"PST IA. SOL
appoin, the eth day Of July Tor ,se ner'int IN C.o:f'
holders Of said Company. at Bowling h'erS
county. GEORGE TYLER.
X Z. D~EJAkNEIItr
JAMES J. WHITE, COnn'
II. r. WHITE,
JOSEPH JESSE.
A. GLASstLL,
Juno l1-c2w L vi
zHILLET SEED.-Just Iecsivrd y p,, .nop =. o!Fa1
lN let seed, TO which we invite the a:, 1ITIs
chasers. CHSheh rsrv and l3ts w.
June 10 Coin"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

MAMMOTH CABBAGE.-Mrs. John Halliday sem I"
The Office of the Lynchburg Virglnian, on ruesaay.nI
cabbage of this years growth, "hr" W.
feet in circumference, and weighed 81 pounds. lis
surely q rouser for June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

Gn,ss-Dr. +. S. Thos. recent.
- shoSsd ,hs editor of the Grayson county val
'strios a specimen OF grass, the stalks OF which msa.
,ured 1! feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

HALIFAX, June E.-Th, steamship Vsnd-,LJ.
from Liverpool, with dates 10 the 9Th inst. three o."
later. p.s-ri Cap Race to-day. The news brou,b
by her v i'll be forwarded about ten O'Clock ,oni,t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

NEW YORK, June lE.-Flvur has declined =,
cents. Wheat ia dull; sales of Southern red \, II
Write J 80 eta. Corn is firm; SALES Of miSsd OF 70 1.
cts, white "A to 70 cts yellow - 10 81 cts. S,cc,
are dull: Virginia skies %.
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I.ATER FROM uTAu

LEAvrHwOKrH. June 9th Two gentlemen b,,
arrived here from Camp Scott, with eight days Il,
news. Governor Cumming WIS still at Salt L,I
City. Gen. Johnston had provisions sufficient 10 i.
till June 10Th. Nothing had been heard from Cspr,
Marcy, hear Fort Laramie. The gentlemen ~.
passed by a Mormon express from Salt Lake Ct,
having left Nav llth, bound TO Council Bluffs. IT.:
reported that Gov. Cumming had returned 10 C,r
Scott, but expected to return 10 the city iunsdis,.
They a!s' reported everything a. quiet.
Gen. Jos ns;on intended awaiting the arrival OF y
peace commissioners at Camp Scott.
The lndians are annoying the Mormous, who
they call s'lraws, because they won't fight.
Brigham Young delivered the great seal the rsco.4
etc. which were supposed 10 have been DESTROYED
Gov. Cumming.
The recent heavy rains hadx1.eLded far west, 4,
all the streams were tuli.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

ALBEMaRLE CoUSTY.-Mr. kobertsons RESIGNS.
ton of the office OF Commonwealth Attorney; 't
the county of Albenarle, WIS rendered TO III. June
Court on Monday iest, and accepted. An election 10
ill the vacancy was ordered for Thursday June i'tn'
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP
EEEF.-Thc supply OF Cattle is better, AMI 'bs
manJ is lcssrning. Thp !ss, snlrs wer. vi Sjs'6
cwt mel. III" condition Of The marSet wouli 4
warrant quotations above tha.r, Will. il may ,s Z
they may no, be mnin'ninri.
SfiEEP-Multon. 81 Ia 81 gross. Lambs are .dU-,
$50 - per head for lair 10 extra.
lIUGS-S7 30 net.
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EXPORTS OF COTrON-THE CROP.
NEW ORLEANS, June.--The exports Of cotton f.,
this port the past week Comprised 10000 bale,
Liverpool and 1000 to llavre. IL is now conc.d
on all hands that the present crop will reach = 100
hAlts. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

CoRoyyR's ISquEsrs.-The iuquests held oy ne
coroner Of Richmond, from July -, 1891, 10 1une 40;
1858. number 81. Several We're cases OF unaouo'e"
inianticIde.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

THE CHANGES or A QUARTER OF A
CEETURY.-A man named Batuum was last week
pardoued Jul Of tue Connecticut State prison, stter u
confinement OF ,wcoty.eis Year,. The wonderful.
changes ara invsc,lons of the iaat twenty Eve years
are, be says, 81! &c" 70 hiE', and SIS looaed upon 6y
him with about tie SANS degree 81 worder as II Ia
rad lust arisen from tbs dead after z sleep OF II quar-.
ter OF g century. Ee never, uutil Saturday last, saw
n printing press, . railroad or a train OF care. IL
was taken 10 the depot at New Haven 10 see the eS.
press train come in, and was much as;enlshed at The
sight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

SALE or REAL E,rArE-Iie lot upon ~n.'n n
stands rl. A,hrra.nm Building III this city c"rn1L y,
Mar,,aiI and Tenth strrets. was SOLD on iues"ay
list for 81 ljO. Several a%tj2ln'ns lOis, also ,, os nr;es.
mo IN th. city. were sold q; the same time III prlsss
, wI, IN =" the total amount Of sales TO aggregate
SIS $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

yASSENf'ERS 'r NV fork, by A
the Steamship ROANOKE, arc re- MEHT
qurstrd 20 he on board before the hour oiN-sG4f
departure. ! o'ciocG, 4. u, Friday, the-S1
l-tn .E-t. .r-
1ickcts and bcrtbe secuicd a: our ONCE, opposite >"
ers' wh.ryes. nLI
Passage To New York, meals ana state Toos. "'''-
only $40. Storage passage only -.
Passage TO Norfolk same "a by the river bos- .,
Freish: received today. Friday, and up 70 w 20 yy
| 4 O'Clock ?. ", unless d sgtfciency &c recs.'eU 20"
that hour. .ur Vol
will be rakcn through a. moderate rs.c, sE' ","Is
dition. LbDLAM
June i1-2t -
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.,ry AND STATE NEws.

y,KolyI. ASp KENTUCKY RAiLRoAp.-We leasn
NV n gentleman just from Scott, says the Aoibeuon
D.mocrst. that the contractors are Pnsnlng aneeu
,in.Iy vim IN. work on this road. The engiheeis
r ,his place with their experimental iinee "'
srrv.y int Tuesday. They have succeeded IN hnd'hS
y nrsc,ical route, nj III easy grade.
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CAUTION TO PARExrs-A little child, about SIX
wears old, of John Boomer, who resides near Inc Au'
gusts IVA. Springs. came To lie DEAN on Sa.uLuay
Iast nv drinking lsrdsuum from a vial which had been
lett in an exposed situation. Medical aid was called
hut too late TO be of service-the deadly potion hua
80 infused itself into the system OF the chila lnat u
slept the sleep which knows no waking; rasen n
cannot be too cautious i'll placing such uahReFou'
drugs ont of the reach of their children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-18

BALTIMORE, JUNE II Flour and ghea, ara =
changed. Corn is active; mixed ~ a 20, While "a
- cts.
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RANCE on THERMOMETER,

RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
IL j. ". Raqd0tDi's Bookstore and BiHdery, III, Main s..
June Il. Seven O'Clock. Twelve CLOCK. Five otclOrk.
In Doors, 81 Us -
Or DOons, CO " ~
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SINKING FuNp-srATE BONDS.

In the "Richmond Wbig' OF the 18th instant there
ia an article over the signature of Justice which,
az the writer is lsboring under a misrepresentation
of facts, deserves an answer. The article IS "a 'ol
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NSMILT BACUN.-Todd's Hog Round Family
r. Encon. .ust rec.i'ed aud for salu by
Junr Is GEO. ! HERRING, sc, Main 81.
I'D OF HERHINGS-HnIi barrels family Roe Ter
~ rings, for sale W
June II GEO. /. HERRING. 81, Main i.
n OyERISG'S received, Lover.
IL insis beet rchucd Syrup. For sale by
June 10 GEO. |. HERRING, So, Main 81.
nLn TBIsY Ey-"He-ore" and Herr" brands,
~ for sale D.
June Is n Il. Is. DAVENPORT.
ASHLAND FEMAL SEMINARY,
COUNTY, "a.
yuyHE examination of this Institution will commence
sn Monday, the 9TH OF July. The closing exercitrs
will 10 on Thursday, the 9Th. when mn address Will be- de.
ujcred oY I.l!!als y. Newton. Esq The patrons Of the
school ind the public, .rs IL, tied 10 attend.
June lc-cwsW
~RiST"S CHEWING TOBACCO.-A supply o,
u This very superior Chewing Tobacco, in small twists
This article is natural, aud will please old chcwers.
PURCELL, LADD & co,
,unc Is Druggists. ID. Main street, corner lj'h.
nLASCHAR6s PlLi,G OF TIE IODIDE
sale Of these we'll known pills, ard are prepared 10 tup'
ply them nj lowest prices to dealers and Others
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
June IL Druggists, l22, Main street, corner 18th.
pNATEMr ROPE MACHINE-Ths public are re.
auestcd 10 caTi IT tie stor1 Of CiARKSON, AMBER
SON & o No LOG. Main street. aid examine one Of
DurcHER's PATENT ROPE MACHINES. They are agents
or tho sale Of the Machines; also, shop, county hni state
rights. This is m article worthy the attention of any
oac who desitcs II handsome profit in II small Investment.
Jane Il
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MARINE NEWS.

"oRr ~ RICHMOND. JusE II, 1858
m,;p warn rus my At IOI O'Clock
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DAY d No. IS,

DAY ODGE. No. IS,
LOU!SA COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA
TEylLL have = Public Celebration, on me
w 2,.a instant. d. J.. Lansing Bgsrsy; ~.
will deliver an ad i.ess. w
Brethren in good standing ate respectfully ~ ~
ritcd 10 unite with ur. 80.
Nv np arrangement, with the Central iail Road corr
ny, visitors from Richmond can attend VI rrfncrI - -.
Ri II COMMITTEE OF ~ARRaNGkNh'''
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Tut NtsNNs
HAMPTON ROADS. JUNE l~1.-Arived. ship Co
taute, 10 days from Cailao.
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MADISON CoUsTY.-Wm. III. Read, charged WIN
causing his own tailoring shop 10 be burnt, al Maul
con G.. H., has been acquitted by nm examining Court
upon the testimony of the witnesses of the Common
wealth. The case was submitted without argument,
and the Judgment OF the Court unanimous.
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Town Meetings

Seem to have been but thiny attended.
Our thanks are due 10 several CORES.
pondents for returns, and We wish that
Town Clerks or others in the several
towns would complete the list.
Midd(e6uyv-Vote for County Com.
missioner, Ira Clifford, Al.
Moderator-Z. Bass.
Clerk. Mcdonald
Seiectmen-Calvin Hill, Horace Crane,
F. A. Leland.
Treasurer. Mcdonald.
Constable and Collector-D.S. Church.
Listers-J. Mcdonald, j. w. Conroe,
E. Hammond.
Auditors-H. A. Sheldon, j. W. Con.
roe, o. w. Dean.
Overseer of Poor. w. Conroe.
Fence Viewers-EB Parker, D Piper.
Sealer Weights-H. A. Sheldon.
Sealer Leather-Harvey Wilcox.
Pound Keeper. J. Morrison.
Town Agent-John W. Stewart.
Trustee Surplus Fund-Calvin Hill.
Supt. Common Schools. + Bolton.
Petit Jurors-Allen Foot,W F. Good.
rich, Enoch Dewey, Eli Mathews, V. v.
Clay, Nathan Wood, W, s. Hammond,
Il. Vallette, John Cardell, Asa Chap
man, ii. W. Pitts, ]. Goodno, N.
Harris.
Town Grand JurorszJ. W. Stewart,
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Congressional,

On Monday, in the Senate, Mr.. Green
called up the bill for the admission of
Kansas, and made speech thereon, in
the course Of which considerable discus
sion took place between Messrs. Green
and Douglas. lie was followed by Mr..
Oollsuer of Vermont, in complete and
very able review of the whole question,
which was concluded on Tuesday.
In the House, the business was unim-
portant.
Tuesday, the Senate passed the House
bill, appropriating s4e0,00O to enable
the President to fulfill the Treaty stipu.
lations respecting the Sound Dues Bills
were introduced regulating the carriage
of passengers on steamships and other
vessels amending the patent laws pro-
viding for the organization of mounted
Volunteers to defend the frontiers of Tex
as, and empoweringthe President to raise
four additional regiments OF volunteers.
Mr.. Douglas spoke upon his resolution cal
ling for information respecting Kansas.
He was cut short by the announcement
that the time for taking up theS pecial
Orjer 1.-THE Kansas billy had arrived. Mr.
Collamer concluded his speech and Mr..
Seward obtainedthe floor. Senate adjourn
ed.
In the House, an interesting debate up
on the Senate bill. author izing the Presi.
dent to re-instate naval officers affected
by the Court of Inquiry, pending which
the House adjourned.
Wednesday, in the Senate, Mr.. Seward
made an elaborate speech, an account
Of which will be found elsewhere.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-10

The House further discussed the Sem
ate resolutions empowering the President
to reinstate naval officers affected by the
Naval Retiring Board Passed, by II
majority.
Thursday, the Senate was occupied in
the discussion Of the bill for the admis-
sion of Kansas.
In the House. the Speaker announced
the first business 20 be Mr.. IToard's reso-
luton asking for select committee to
examine into the charges that the action
Of members had been influenced by the
bestowal or withholding Of executive pat
ronage. After n heightened discussion
the whole subject wos laid on the table.
Friday, the Senate not in session, and
nothing done in the House.
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that we have right to ask this favor Of
you, for many OF the readers of your
Journal are directly (all are, indirectly,
at least) interested in what is transporting
in the metropolis of our country. because
Of the SONS, brothers, or friends they have
here, whom they would like to have inter-
ested in these things. And we would take
this opportunity of lmpressing upon the
parents or friends of all such young men,
(who may be of the 100000, between
the age of 16 and 80, we have in our city,
that line, with the address, business or
residence, directed to d" E." Box 3,S4l,
will ensure them a personal invitation to
attend these meetings, and similar ones
held especially for young men, at the
Rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association" 80 Waverley Place. 1t is
proper to state that many of the most
thoughtless, reckless, yea, heaven-de-
flying young men, have, within few
weeks, changed their views and aims, and
are now clothed in their right mind"
We hope any who read this when WIS.,
iting our city, will feel perfectly sat home"
in these meetings and we will be glad to
hear from country friends always. 1t is
well for it to be understood, that these
meetings are Union of Baptist, Con-
gregational Methodist, Episcopal, Re-
formed Dutch and Presbyterian brethren
with one common aim of advancing the
Cause of Truth and Righteousness in the
earth, especially in our own wicked
Sodom."
Information from any OF our friends at
a distance, as to what is being done among
them, sent to the above address, will be
gratefully received by US, as tokens that
we are remembered in a great common
work, and will much increase our zeal and
courage to "go forward and possess the
land " in the name of our great Captain.
Our land may be. (yea, aOiH beg ERE
long the joy Of the whole earth if all
will do what their hands find to do nou
"while the day last" Hoping we have
not trespassed over much upon your
kindness,
We are, in behalf of the New York
Young Mems Christian Association,
Yours. with high regard,
EDWARD COLGATE,
JAMES FAIRMAN, Committee
WILLIAM NJ. HASTINGS, on Devotion
GEORGE P EDGAR, al Meetings
CHARLES A. MOORE,
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r, Wainwright, Ira Allen, ]. Dewey, j.
Cobb, J. NJ. slade, Ira Pond, J Chant
pin, D. L. Sessions, j. w. Conroe, H.
Dow, o. Wooster, N. Parker, II. A.
Sheldon, W. +. Goodrich. D. Burke, j.
Donohue, A. Donald.
County Grand Jurors-E, Hammond
N. Parker, N. Upper, Ira Allen.
Surveyors of Highways-H. F. Hay
den, D, E. Boyce, A. Ball, Z. Foot, l. l..
Eells, 1. Wicker, NJ. Blake, j. Daven-
port, II. Pritchard, S. r. Seeley, d. II.
Piper, Il. Mussey, E. j. Mathews, N.
Whipple, H. Crane, d. N. Buttolpb, j.
Atwell, 9. Wheeler, E. Dewey. j. W.
Holiday.
Corn,eaH-Vote for County Commits
sioner, Ira Clifford, 80. All others moth
ing.
Town Clerk-M Marcus O. Porter.
Treasurer Edward Hamilton.
Agent--John Sanford.
Supt. of Schools--Lyman Mathews.
Seectmen-Chas. Benedict, VIM. r.
Remele, jesse Ellsworth.
Listers-Chas. R. Ford, Simeon S.
Rockwell, Nelson B. Douglass.
First Constable-Abram Foot
Overseer of Poor-Abram Foot.
Trustee of Surplus Fund-Harris Bing-
ham.
Sohsbuyy-Vote for County Commits
sioner, Ira Clifford AZ. Samuel Swift 2.
Town Clerk--E. A. Hamilton.
Selectmen-H W. Everts, Horace
Thomas, Elijah Cloyes.
Treasurer-Horace Thomas.
Listers-Oliver Hyde, Samuel Thomas
Wallace Crook.
Trustee-N. A. Gibbs.
Constable and Collector. Fits, Jr
: Overseer of Poor-H. W. Everts.
4 Leicester-Vote for County Commits
siener Ira Clifford 81.
Clerk and Treasurer--A. E. Stanley.
Selectmen-Miles Story, Ira R, Furr
Samuel Ranney.
Constable. s. Champion.
Supt. Of Schools John G. Bullock.
Town Grand Jurors-L. D. Jenney
j. NJ Mack.
Listers E. B. Jenney, Erwin Barker
Fl. N. Morse.
Poor Master-Ebenezer Sawyer.
Town Agent. D Jenney.