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~ Burrows RELIABLE MEDICINE.
rHE MOST ExALTED EMEDY IN TIL

Has cured. and ID DOW daily enecting the most
IL afflicted Thousands. who were hither osulIerins
under the most nyetsrate diseases, and which were
deemed beyond the skill Of medicine. have been
wonderfully restored 70 health By the nee Of this
H TrtE greet remedy. ror SokQHULAA HakuMA.
sCR0fULOUS AFFECTIONS. and (bv az diseasss
rss,stsno lvm i.psssty " &c Mood q isunsurpass
By thoIoHsniy purifying the Blood and Stomach,
the human systsaa, e Necessarily cures al those
diseases renting t,om morbid scsiol q the ams
TIONa, 6EN1RAL DEHlLITY, ERUPTIONe
ON THE SKIN. CHRONIC FEvE0 AND AGUI.
and all other diseases which arc we'll knovn %
.. from the above causes. All that L Askod g 4
air trial. which VII aasuredly convince any one al
the incompAraole o0lcacy Of tAis remarka6le m
psration e curing the dasases Tor which L d r.
commences. lor pSftculars call and Get 5 a.
Nv R1RRow 90.
Practical ed AaAlssiel chsst
Dor sie b HieAnenA 81 PURCELL Esd1 4 O..
sensrsiix WezAne = ksesoe 40
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[ ooK OUT c,u.n,
CHEAP!
CHEAP!i!
II Springs Extension SKIRTS-75c
Marseiles SHIRT BOSOMS-lGc
Gents silk NECK TIES-25c
~ yards white FRINGE for 37]ac
Quilted Black albion Trimming, &c
Fine Linen HDKFS, I25sc
Cheapest RIBBONS in this city
Straw B0NNETS. very cheap
In MANTLES. as usual, the latest styles and
cheapest to be fou nd in this city.
Large assortment of Wrappings for Misses and
Children, in all kinds OF material
Call and look, and you will be snre to purchase.
H. EZEKlEL,
my l6-ltS Mantle Depot 90 Main st.
HOLLOWAY'6 WORM CONNECTIONS.
Al These delightful Corrections are the most plea
SAINT and effactual preparation for worms in chill
dren that have ever been invented For sac by
my 6 JN0 W POLLARD.
THE SUBSCRIBERS has two SHOW
l. GASES and COUNTER, which he will sell
low. JRKEININGHAM,
Dealer In Books ar d Stationery.
my G-3t 2tl Broad street
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TIE OUsELpY TREATY RrJECIED.-Mr. Dallas, our
Minister at London, has, it is said, informed the
Department of State Of the disapproval by England
Gore Ousley, and that they had given him per.
tmptory orders to proceed to Nicaragua and con-
clude treaty in accordance with his Instructions.
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Be wise to-day: tits madness to defer"
~ AMY KIND OF INsUsANcH.
ON L BERAL TERMSi!!
FIRE INSURANCE.
EyEhY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
LIFE INSUkANCE! White persons on the Mu
tudl System and Joint Stock System!
SLAVE INSUkA NCE month TO fire years to
live in any part at Virginia any other sIavehold-
ing State, All effected daily upon economical safe
Bssr COMPANIES in the Union represented Capital
$i.7S5, 600!
For ALL KINDS of Insurance. call at the old estab-
lished GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE Pearl street lust
below the Exchange Hotel next TO L d Eacho
- All Losses Promptly Pdid
Hours OF business from A NJ to NJ and from
to o'clock. NJ.
CIR BROKEN, MD,
General Insurance Agent and
yl4-2t Medical Examiner
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SAILING OF THE NORTH BRI

SAILING OF THE NORTH BRITON.
QUEBEC, May 14th.-The North Briton sailed for
Liverpool at II A. NJ. to-day, with 202 passengers.
ANTI.CATHOLIC MAJORITY IN NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX. May 13tb.-The elections have resulted
10 the defeat Of the Catholic johnson, or consers
vative party. The Liberals will have probably q
majority Of nine In Parliament. Five of the pre-
sent Executive Councillors have been defeated.
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OFFICE sUP'T STREETS,
May l4:h, 1859. ! my LTD
o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP

as, u. s. NAIL STEAMSHIP
@& JAMESTOWN, for NEW YORK.
NMxakW The JAMESTOWN, Cant. Parrish,
sEals1 will leave here on TUESDAY. the
18th inst, Mt 4 O'Clock, p
Passengers requested to be on board before
the hour of departure.
Tickets and bel this secured at our Office opposite
steamers wharves.
Passage to New York, including stateroom, only
So. Meals so eta extra.
Storage passage only s..
Passage to Norfolk the same as by the River
steamers.
Freight received to day, (Nonday,) and up to the
hour of IL O'Clock, Nj. Tuesday, unless suffciency
be received prior to that hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to day.
Freight for Boston will be forwarded through
with the utmost dispatch and at moderate rates.
my l6-2t LUDLAM i WATSON.
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'ERCUSSI0S.

FUGITIVE SLAVE RETURNED TO FLoRIpA.-The
Hyannis MASS Messenger. of yesterday, says that
the brig Robson, Captain Orlando, came into that
port on Sunday, the 8th instant, with fugitive
slave on board. The slave had secreted himself on
board the brig at Pensacola, and did not show him.
self until the vessel had been several days ont,
when he vas forced to do so by hunger. The brig
put into Hyannis with the man in irons, for the
purpose of telegraphing to the U. s. Marshal at
Boston, to be 10 readiness to take charge of him
the arrival of the brig at that city. The schooner
Elizabeth b., Captain Bacon, then lying in port,
was chartered for $500 to carry the slave TO Nor.
folk, Virginia. Captsiu Bacon agreed to have him
sent thence to Pensacola. The schooner sailed
cordingly on Monday morning last, before the facts
became publicly known-the slave being chained
to the capssan.
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ANrI.cATHoLIc MAJORITY IN NO
Ms FRIGATE ST LAWRENCE.

:.
BosroN, May I4-This vessel which has been at
anchor 10 Nantucket Roads since Monday, got nm.
der way this afternoon. She is bound for Phila-
delphia
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AMUDENENT9.
|MEcHAEIog HALL
FOURTH AND LAST WIKI.
The Msn BxAyrIIULLYDsooR n honor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GREAT EXHIBITION.
ar' Pa GsHs!esi'sr e
CHEMISTRY and
sAHDERsoHY AA
sisi'ss 20 Fl
o,a AecScT 7MIs by SMITHS ~ ARM0kY BAND.
saturday AFTERNOON.
REDUCTION IF PRICE
- Admission IS cts Children is cts
Q. Door open att. to commence sss o'clock.
CTAND DOWN THE HALLE
LONGEST TRAIN OF ARABIAN HORSES
EVER DRIVEN IN AMERICAi
n Yank LSes Robinson's
Aoo0 'n' rHKArRxl
Over $50 men and horses are employed With this
Six LADY PERFORMERS
FIVE cLowNsl
EThe spacious Pavilion. erected on IN entirely
new plan, will accommodate
Near 5000 PersonsI
30 that each visitor can have fair view Of the
STAGE AND RING PERFORMANCES.
Look out for the great moral Drama, entitled
DAYS OF '76!
For particulars, see pictorial and descriptive bills.
Will perform at
sl gFsSP FOR r We D 4HS pstT
MAY 18TH ANr 18Th.
Doors open at and o'clock, n.
Admittarcs 50 cents. Children and servanta half
price. .nr,
The day and date, 50 do not contound any other
viz R Ali sSR Fac
my I2-st
WAN AMBURGH & CO.'S
Geological and Eques-
trian Com Dany,
VIII exhibit at Richmond on
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY
May 20th 2lst, and Esd, 1859.
This Colossal Establishment has been entirely
PeIfsr ming Dens Baggage " asons. Richly Mount.
ed Harness, and Costly Trappings.
The superb BAND WAGON, conveying
p. NEUBER's
PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND,
will lead the
MAGNIFICENT CORTEGE
In BRILLIANT PROCESSION,
through the principal merchandising the city
at 10 O'Clock A NJ on FRIDAY.
Every citizen should witness this Brilliant Dis
play, got up at an expense OF over
Forty ThOusand D0ilarsi
VAN AMBURGA's
TRAINED LIONS, ROYAL AND BRAZILIAN tt.
GERS, AFRICAN, AsIATIc AND BLACK
LEOPARDS,
PROP srH F. E r 3! ,y1 !, ,s Z =
Monster a I sHEPHSNT. fAAfoAnANoA' OF 'n'
TIPPOo sAIB,
under the direction of the accomplished FRANK
NJ In organizing the EQUESTRIAN COMPA-
and enterprise when catering for the amusement
of the eff hsxs easS inc ss
srELE ksENGt hest of
ENGLISH, AND
AMERICAN
Each standing pre-eminent in their particular
sphere of action.
THE TRICK DOGSl
RIDING MoNKIEsli
EDUCATED PONIES ~
DR.. THAYER'S QUADRUPEDAL WONDERS,
THE ACTING MULESti
And the best Stud of RING HORSES in the world
DIR. j. L. THAYER,
The Great American Clown, and
NAT AUSTIN,
The English Performing Clown,
will enliven each Entertainment with chaste crigi-
nal jokes, songs, stories and witicisns.
H. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTs-Children and
Servants IS cents.
~. For particular description of the several
Performar eea, see bills EDITORIALS, DC.
NJ Doors open at and O'clock NJ
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n O Il q IL

~ Ladies who hare received tickets OF Invita-
tatton 70 the knights Tam plaf's reception 1t the
AECHANIC'S INSTITUTE for TUESDAY. 18th
instant. Will please be punctual at the hour named
ana present their tickets ut the door. The follow
mitt%e:
WILIlAM L. MAuLB. CHARLES DINKocK.
JoHs Poe, JR., Ro a ToMPKINs,
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~ WI are authorised to announce
RiCh'D L. JONES the Opposition Candidate to rep
Of Virginia.
my 9-eo5ts MANY VOTERS.
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E%THE most popular
AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY
IS THE
RUSSIAN WAR
ILLUSTRATIONS AT MECHANICS HALL.
my l6-lt
~ NINE YEAEs
&THE BEST
PICTURES,
HAS GIVEN
POWERS
TIE run Of all the
FIRST CLASS customers in the city. and now the
PEARL AMBk0TYPES
and
IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Has taken the peopleby storm.
Call at l5t MAIN STREET.
Beware OF imitators and bungipg operators.
my lists
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- Soma WATER!
CODA WAfER!
SODA WAfER
Icy cold, fresh and sparkling.
Our fountains are In full operation and With
large assortment of Syrups, made from tho fruit.
lnot from deleterious essences kept perfectly cold
Ia new patent syrup apparatus fail TO give
perfect satisfaction. Our cream syrups cannot be
urpassed. and being made esh every day. are not
liable to disorder delicate stomachs. Calist
WARINa Il PEARCE'S Soda Water Depot.
my lift Broad st, above 9th, kiehmond.
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W J RIDDIcK, Recorder.

WEIh6 m6mbeF9 OF the 6HNEKAL COMNI1THk OF
arrangements will wear their BADGES till Thursday
irc!usive.
LINE OF MARCH FOR TUESDAY, nth INST.
From Mechanics Institute ,wn Franklin to 10th
street nee TO Broad. thence to 18th, thence to
Main thence to 18th thence to Masons Hall. thence
thence 70 Capitol. thence to 18th, thence to First
Baptist Church; after the Grafton and other exer.
cses ut the Church the LINE Of viii continue
up Brosd street to 6th thence Clay thence to lst
thence to Broad. thence 70 5th, thence TO franklin,
thence TO Ioushee. thence to MAN, thence TO 9Th
Mechanics Institute.
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GS- MECHANICS HALL
IN HONOR OF THE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
THIS EPENING. RUSSIAN WAR;
my I6-lt
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.
or THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH J


NORFOLK, May 14tb, 1859.
The funeral of the late Samuel I. HART was a
very large one, all the navy yard officers on this
station. the master workmen in the yard, together
with a large copcourse Of han'is from the govern.
ment works, aud number of private citizens at.
tended his remains to the grave
Capt. S. NJ. Rayner, of the sc',r. VIM. Coliyer, Of
Portland, Me-, now In Hampton Roads, came near
being killed yesterday, by the falling off spar,
which struck him on the heat Medical aid was
dispatched from Hampton, aud there are hopes Of
his ultimate recovery.
There are some fifteen or tweaty vessels, OF diff
ferent tonnage now lying in the Roads, all OF
which are outward bound.
Marmaduke johnson, Esq, addressed large
meeting of the Opposition, in Mechanics Halllast
evening.
The frigate "Gifson" has run up all her spars
and look like she about to start. Its report
ed that she leaves for New York to-day. Seven Of
her eleven de- erters have been captured.
There was a terrible alarm Of fire, which awoke
every body in Norfolk and Portsmouth last night
1t was caused by the burning of meat house or
Dinwiddie street, belonging to Joseph Holiday
Loss $1,000 insured ia the Portsmouth company
for 81 ,500-evidently an incsndious act
psRCUSgJoy
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E6>WAkl WARlI a
WARtH WARisii
NJ0HT. ny le-N
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- UNPREosDnyrRD BARGAINS
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS & co.
No. 141 Eagle square.
Very rich Double Skirt and Two Flounced Silk
Robes
Two Fiouuced Berage Grenadine and Organize
Robes
Rich Organdie and Berages
Ducal Plaids, Vale ntias and Challie DeLaines
marked down to 70 cts
Fresh supply of those cheap Kid Gloves at 75c
II Bleached Shifting. very cheap at 81
Best IS Bartlett Bleached at 10 cts
Extra 4 Bleached Shirtings at ii cts
Best Mills Shifting at 10 cts
Rich Lace and French Worked Sets
Large stock new style Parasois
100 pieces fast colored Lawns at Cd
80 pieces 4 fast colored Brilisnts at Is cts
Best English and American CAlicoes at ii cts
Hatch spring Hoop Skirts.
my LOW PERKINS co.
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rs MECHANIC HALL
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED,
IN HONOR OFTHE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
THIS WEEK. RUSSIAN WAR.
my i6-It
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WAN We

WANTED 10 or 80 Women, Boys or
w Girls to pick Strawberries. by the quart. Ap-
ply to JOHN sIANehuhI.
On Brooke Plank Road, miles from the city
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~MANTILLAs AND SHAwLs
Atthe CASH STORE Of
PERKINS DC co.
CHANTILLA and
FRENCH LACE
BLACK SILK and
SILK and LACE MANTILLAS
BEREGE SHAWLS ard BUSTERS
Cheap for cash
PERKINS i 90,
myl6-ly No al Eagle Square.
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~ GALA WEEK.
RUSSIAN WAR
MECHANICS HALL
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
my l6-lt

MS- SPECIAL NoTIcE-E. B. COOK,
the public to the sale of el giant Household Furni
ture; .plendid Mich Cow city made Buggy and
Harness: handsome 6pring Wagon &c; TO take
place at the residence of McAdam, Esq, on Mayo
street, two doors above Universa'ist Church. THIS
DAY, at 10 O'clock.
Zee advertisement. my l6-lt
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MANTLE DEPOT,
SO MAIS:sTREETi
LADIES'
MISSES
CHILDREN'S
WRAPPINGS
r FZEKIELS
myl6 Cloak and Mantle Depot, 60 Main st.
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MyPRIcE REDrcsD at
MECHANICS HALL
Children to the
mvl6-lt This Week
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M7ANTED.-The advertiser q married
w man,) desires to rent part of house. or two
rooms with respectable family. A pleasant loca-
cation on Shcckoe Hin preferred. References ex
changed. Address "A G." Post Office.
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For particulars. pictorial and descriptive bills
Will periormat
RICHMOND FOR TWO DAys ONLY.
WEDyESDA AND HURSDA
MAY 18TH AMI 18Th.
Performances afternoon and night.
Doors open at 2 and o'clock, II.
Admittarce so cents. Children and servanta half
HFREMEMBERTA
The day and date 30 do not contound any other
concern with this Mammoth Establishments.
WAIT FOR THE WA60Np
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IXTANTED.-Two GOOD Painters, none
w others need apply to go to the White Sui.
phur springs. areenbrier county, Apply to m
nv l4-2tf MAURY co.
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BACON = so. 900 pounds ANAL Fami'T
- Hams. Eifasts and shouldef Bacon rscsiyins,
for sa's hy
ny Ia WIN WALLACE SONS,
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"a nd
l559,twC
brick b
nece9aa
of mosq
per ann
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WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC

III N THORN, Wholesale Agent for this vicinity.
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DIR. HENRY'S
I II &c DIN I NJ + N 7

Il II u II L y " L N L vi Il ~ L
Il for curing Scratches, Calls Calks &C. Horses Salt
kheun, Flesh Wounds Old Sores, Burns, &C., people
This Ointment where introduced selling very rapidly,
and why Simply for the that 1t does what ali
do wit:-To scratches
fomr TO six days when the directions accompanying
box strictly followed.
have used Dr. Henrys Ointment Scratches and Salt
Rheum very often without single faiure-Henry
Ninohour, Proprietor Public House, Highgdte, ".
1t is the best remedy for scratches gals and caks
saw L. SIndersOn, Proprietor fremont House, ST. A.
bins, ".
With the recommendations Of such veteran horse dealers
Mr. Stneour Of Hghgate and j. L. Sanderson Of St. Al
bans other endorsement is unnecessary They
CURES scratches, gals &c horses with almost absolute
certainty Ii is excellent for and teats
and appears 10 I've just the article for farmer
constant readmess.-Buriington, ~, Free Press.
IL has been tried and not found wantng-S Adams IT,
Messenger.
cured my hand with DR. Ienrys Electric Ointment in two
weeks when the physicians said would he without the
of 1t two months. had cut all my fingers the bone with
circular saw. ID. Peckham, Lebanon, ". H.
had the misfortune scah myself quite severely and by
making application Of your DR.. Henrys Ointment the
pain from the burn almost instantly disappeared
minutes felt no Inconvenience whatever from the effects Of
the hre.-Ciarinda sampson, Montgomery ".
1t is useless writing or reading more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment Enough
warranted 10 glue Satacon whether used for scratches
Farmers your troubled with teats Apply
this Ointment at night, and they well in the morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Invgorator
Manufactured at Highgate, VT, by A. j. Green.
5. X GREEN, Proprietor
1TI N, THORN. Wholeseale Aren't fur this vioinitv
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CHESTER ACADEMY,

THE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTITU-
i ton will commence Wednesday. August 81 Winter
Term, November 30 Spring Term Februar % and SUM
Iner Term, May %, 1S59-60.
ALFRED LAWS, A. b Principal.
Miss SUSANNA +. SARGENT, Preceptress.
Mrs. MARIA c. b. LAWS, Associate Preceptress and
Teacher of French.
Miss ELLEN 4. RAWSON, Teacher OF instrumental and
Vocal Music.
Rev. C. d. JEFPERDS, Lecturer upon Moral Science
r. D. BURTON, A. NJ, NJ. D. Lecturer upon Anatomy and
Physiology.
The teacher OF French is spending the Summer at French
Institute in Canada and under the tuition Of a critical
sucor recently from France Rare privileges offered
for the study Of Music Lectures will be giSen before the
school each week during the Fall and Spring Terms Board
at the Boarding Aouse In private families reasonable
rates Good facilities offered for self boarding.
For further information address the Principal William
Rounds, Esq, Chairman OF Executive Committee.
SPENCER ii. LEONARD, SEQ.
Chester, Vt, July %, 1s59.-5w3o
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BRATTLEBORO, ACADEMY.

THE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will TUESDAY, AUG BOTH and
continue eleven weeks The Winter Term begins Nov 29th
1t will be the aim Of the Teachers furnish every ad
rGnage to students in preparation for college, and those
wishing to acquire complete practical and educa
ton. With this view special will be given To the
Classical Department, the Natural Sciences in their APP
pcaon to Agriculture and the Arts and such other practical
studies Surveying and Book Keeping, while Music
French, and Ornamentas will be taught year. by
perienced Instructors.
Boarding House, capable Of accommodating forty stu
dents connected with the School, devoted the
Ladies' Boarder must each furnish pair Of sheets and
piow-cases teaspoon and table spoon, and towels.
Board about 81 25 per week.
Board in the village, from 81 90 $3.50 per week. few
Gentlemen obtain ut the table In the Boarding
house.
For further particulars, address the Principal,
RICHARD g. STANLEY.
July 90 6y20
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A T THE WEST END OF CHASE ST,
IA DWELLING HOUSE aud FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
In retired and pleasant part uf the village. About
Of the land improved as Garden and Orchard and
IN good state OF cuvaon the rest Of the land side
MI, covered with forest trees SHRUBS wild flowers, Sc.
The House Is Of good size, containing the rs
hoor, on the second and in the acj good FURNACE
and PURE WATER.
The House sheltered from the winds Of winter and the
scorcng heat " summer aud the desirable
residences In the village Can be examined application
the subscriber. CHAS. CHAPLIN.
March 9th, 1850. tito
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
Re, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
w been appointed Commissioners to hear examine and
adjust all claims VI all persons against TIE estate Of lydia
CARPENTER, late Of Brateboro deceased, and also all
claims exhibited In offset thereto; and six months from
Both Of June last is allowed for that purpose Va will attend
u the business OF appointment at the dwelling house
Timothy Adkins in BrattebOro the first Wednesday Of
September and December from eu O'Clock r.
on each OF said days. LAFAYETTE CLARK
Brattleboro, July 20, ls59-l3O
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CTATE OF VERMONT The Hon Prob,
WISDHAN, :. S

SIATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate
~ DosfmiHstcr, SIS Court for said District
To- all persons concerned,-GEEErSGi--
Whereas, DAVID EDDY, Guardian Of DAVID +. BRAD
LEY II Jampcn, in said District has presented his petition
in writing said Court representing that be
hca To the interests NJ his said ward sell his wards Real
Estate and convert the into money and praying for
license T. sell the You hereby notified that this
Court will decide said application ut the session thereof
10 be held ut the Office II A. SfODDARD in Townshend
said district, the second day Of August A. 1852 at ten
oclck in the forenoon when aud where you may be heard
the premises, II you ht BENZ W. DEAN Register.
Grafton, Suly ., ls59.-2S
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n T. w CT GOD S.

D. Z. MoRsR, Of the firm Of MoRsE, IsGRAN Co.,
"AVING JUST RETURNED FROM
market with large lot Of and fashionable styles
Of DRESS GOODS
GROCERIES,
OILS and PAINTS OF al
most kind prepared to sell the above goods low
prices any other establishment in Windham County.
Also receiving large and general assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, which we and will sell at
prices that defy competition MORSE, INGRAM l. CO.
Pondyle, July 81, 1s59.-3w30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30
LAND AGENCY.

The subscriber offers to sell 500 good Farming
Lands In this County,
{ tONSlSTING OF PRAIRIE, TIMBER.
and improved Farms Mt from IS to S25 per acre on the
following terms, onefourth 10 Oneha cash. the remainder
on long time. lie tenders his services to all persons whe
may wish TO purchase, and will take the trouble call on
n rec OF charge and he will send written information to
AZ VINO may request It in regard the sale OF or any
er matters and this pertaining The interest Of this
Wy pro''u'nE one dollar accompanies the request.
p-. a., LUCIUs REED.
Byron, Ogle County, Innois-3O-3r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-07-30
STATE OF MONT.
CTATE OF VERMONT. } Alta Probate Cour,

- <fVF IT TODf1C OVUT0
kCDistriet Of Westminsfer,S.S. held at Townshend
within and for said District the 9th day Of July, 1859
Present, the Hon. ABIsHAl STODDARD Judge
An Instrument purporng to be the last will and testa-
men Of Z0llETH H0LTON late of Westminster In said
District deceased being presented Court here by ANN
j. lOLrON for prubate IL ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified to appear session
u said Court to be held the office Of Is W. DEAN Reg
ister in Grafton in said District the first Wednesday Of
August A. d. 1882 AMI show il any they may have
against the probate Of said WILL for which purpose Il Is
er orcre that copy Of the record u this order be pub
lshed three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont Phoenix
printed at Braeboro, In this State Ms may be.
true copy OF record
Attest, BENZ W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, July !, ls59.-2S