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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

After an extensive practice Of upwards of ,yren,y-
years, continues to secure Patents in the United St.te
also IN Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats specifications, Bonds Assignments and all Pa
pers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
and with despatch Researches made American or
Foreign WORKS 10 determine the validity utility of pa
tents or lnVentips-and legal other avicc rendered
in all matters tonching the Copies OF the claims
nj any Patent furnished by renting one Dollar A.
signments Recorded At Washington.
The Agency Is not only the largest in New England
but through inventors have advantages flr SECURING.
Patents, OF ascerag the pateEaLility of inn .uIis
unsurpassed by. II not Immediately superior to- any
which can be offered them elScw here Tie Testimonials
below given prove that successful al the
Patent OCe than the subscriber and a si,cc.s i, he
best proof III advantages and AFFINITY he would add Iiat
he has abundant reason believe and can rrry. ;Ia
other Office of the kind are the charges Tor
al services ;" moderate. The pracIce of the
subscriber during twenty years past has enabe, him tn
accumulate vast collection specification ami otfci
decisions relative To patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal and IN
chanical works. and full patents granted m
the United States and Europe. render him aDl beyond
question: 1" offer superior facilities tor aiming PaicuI
Ahutce>Slty Of journey 10 Washington To- Procure
patent and The usua great delay there are here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy "a one of the most c,natIa aud
successful practitioners with whom haV. had OH,
intercourse. CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner II Patents
Il have noheSitation in assuring inventors rLtt hey
cannot employ person competent and Trustworthy
and more capable "f putting their applications in form
to -"cure tor them early favorable ,Si~ratinr
atthe Patent oMce'' EENIND BI RHE
=, Lat" Commissioner uI Patents
MI X II Eddy has mace Tor ne thirteen applications
on All but one II which patents have Teen granted and
talent aud ability on h> part leads recommend ali
Inventors I" apply To- him /" procure ti,.r patents aS
.,'! may Ice sur 81 having Tie >t faithful ir, Ia
bestowed on thrr cases. and at reasonable char
SeH JOHN TAGGART
ar se practice" made on twice rejected applications >iN-
"f'ty The COMMISSIONER oi patents.
Boston. Dec 70. lot3
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Headquarters Board OF Enrolment.
Second Congressional District Of Vermont,
PRovoST MAEsHAL's OFFICE,
Woodstock, Oct 20, 1863.
AS it is not improbable that in the hurry of the
hrst enrolment names may have been omitted by
the enrolling officers that should have heen NM
npon the list
Citizens are therefore called upon to furnish
the names OF all such persons to the enrolling
officers OF their several towns. or forward them
TO this office TO be put upon the rolls, as such
correction is necessary for the interest of the
service and the better satisfaction of the people.
Bv order, GILMAN HENRY
'U'2 Captain and Provost Marshal
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THE MARYLAND PATENT,
BANK SAFES BURGLAR PROOF
With PICK and Fowdcr-prooi Locks.
HOUSE SAFES. FOR SILVER PLATE.
Oi superior design, and handsomely oruameneI oh hand
and made tn ord r.
HAND STAMPS. SEAL PRESSES.
TIN X SEIEET IRON WORKERS. SHEARS.
Superior 10 machine in for the purpose Manu-
iaCtur,i and nr site by
FREMONT SAFE t. NICUINE co..
Arson HARpY. At. Cu.s. BrRLEs IT.
Successors 10 NJ. b. Big-low Arson Hardy
WAREHOUSE, - SCHOOL STREET, Boston.
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ED-N-HIS SiOfEES NOTICE.
EITV.RsrrIy - . T..s- ESTATE

u :. in~ >nt~cte->. benz appointed "a Iar P n-t
~ ssrt:sT t.- district al Csrtivuia t.'.ili-~.f-
recyitr- 'A-lle AID adjust all tllllS t,rlia-
ltgt~Hil> s:,>l liz s'>1lfr Il AIilsr;l
II '-a;'. IA >al1 si~iri,t. deceased Represented >
rl az lac icEc ;n.lIi> Ir-lu -i., - 4l- a.
iTi -,l.- a-iew "a >ssd oulTf the creditors 81 sd
lie JI~ei. e. rNt.I's a81 prove 1l-ir l.~- rl., @
tli'sr L. iii -rcc. tg- MI a,r..,. = -.
- Ell dl-c-l - III, sil- "a. lt., Il
IL kAt-ai'- Ia >ai3 a>JT5c. ge i>ih dav 10; - ~
,,A1- - 10 U'tafJA- il IL l..r-r..r4l.
JAMES WHITE. -.
cyl JAMES Il. PARA 1924 .--
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INATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP,
'ARM f. TOOLS AT AUCTION.

Owing to circumstances beyond my control the
sale advertised for Oct. Goth will be postponed to
November IL. The subscriber will sell at auction
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1868,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following property:
The farm, unless previously disposed of, stu
ated in Barnet, l mile south of the Center meet
ing house. Said farm contains l25 acres, in a
state of good cultivation we'll divided into tillage,
pasturage and woodland. Also, a small apple
orchard and sugar orchard of $50 trees, also a
sugar house.
The buildings are good, a large new barn 43 X
so with cellar built in '62, horse barn. &c, a
good, never failing spring of water running to
house and Darn Also, lot of farming tools.
There is on the place 80 or 40 tons of hay, a
lot Of straw, 200 bushels of oats. or / cows,
9year old mare, 2-year old colt. y ear old
hefer. 5 yearlings, calves, 10 sheep, l shote,
1870 sap buckets, nearly new, pans, holders, &c.
The produce on the farm will be sold with the
farm if desirable.
70:7l* ALIEN. MCLAREN.
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| ANDS FOR SALE
In "estmore, Vt, in the vicinity of
w l l. l. o L G H BY LAKE

ne subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
sun purchasers. 5000 ACRES of New Land in
"a! .ne town OF "estmore. at prices varying from
% TO - per acre, according to quality and local.
ihese lands are of excellent quality. covered
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is a rich d.rL
iG n and will produce from 25 to So bushels Of
Wheat per acre. without manure. "
Westmore Is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eyentnau he'
come one OF the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County. ''' VI
w such as are contemplating emigration to the
w, %eSs, or the purchase OF old worn-out farms at
before purchasing elsewhere. liberal credit
given. GEO. B. CHANnI E Tieui'
Concord, n. H.. Feb 1861. de
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"a TEETH. TF.ETH,,
eTt)DR. GEO. w. MILES.
'-t-A DENTIST

After very successful practice of over ten
months in Lyndon, would return his sincere
thanks to the citizens of this, and the adjoining
towns, for their LIBERAL patronage and support
And he hopes by a street attention t. business to
merit i continuance Of the same.
He is using the lMlc0nj-ed Rajjcr. which
meets with such universal favor. as base for
Artificial Teeth; hut costs not half as much
as gold. He trusts he can do his work as we'll
and knows he can cheaper than any other dentist
IN this vicinity. Owing to mis- situation his ex-
penSeS are trihing compared with those in larger
places. and as he wishes to introduce his work
he can afford to work cheaper. and he does too.
AS proof of the above. all are invited to call,
examine specimens of work, enquire prices, &c
Ether and chlOroform administered. Teeth ex-
amned gratis References furnished A good
assortment of tooth brushes and powders. All
operations WARRANTED.
ONce at HIS Drug Store.
Lyndon, July 10, 1868. stiff
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IHE COLLEGE QUEsTIoN.-The Montpe-
ler correspondent of the Free Press, under
date of Oct. %, says The question of uni
ting the Colleges was very ably discussed last
evening by the Presidents Of the several Col
leges of the State. Nothing definite was
reached, but the impression that difficulties
of very formidable nature will have to be
overcome before such union will be posi-
bic, was, think, Strengthened While the
desirableness of establishing one State Ins,i-
tuition in place of con,inueing several, was
freely admitted, the imprcticability of doing
so was affirmed"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
+ \ MIL1 DYE COLORS

FOR lpNeing six, " oo.en and Cotton Goods.
Sha"!>. SariS, Dresses. Ribbons.
Gloves, BonnelS. Hats. Feath-
ers. hid G.ave>,
hlirens C.olh'"s. and AL kinds of Wear
ing Apparel,
H'uh Ft.jsct Fast ColorS
LIST ~ CoInK>.-B,ack Dark Brown. SNUFF
Town. Light Brown. Dark B.ue. Ligat Blue
DARK Green. Ligh, Green. Pink. Purr.c. Safe.
Crimson. salmon. Scarlet. Dark pTah. Light n,ah
Yellow. Light Yellow. Orange. Magenta. Softer
ito. French Blue. ROYAL Purple Violet
GREAT ECONOMY SAVING OF 50 PER CT
In every family there Mil ne found more or less
Of wearing apparel wh Oh could he cd and made
70 lock a> well as new MANY articles that he
como 4 little worn. sailCd. DT cut Of >rvls. are
inroNn aside Hv using these DYES. they can be
changed 10 any color OF shade very short time
at small expense You can have number of
shades from the dive. from the lighicst TO ne
full color. ny following the directions on the in
side of the package
Al every store where these DYES are sold. can
be seen samples Of each color. On SILK and Wool.
All WHO have used these Family DYE Colors
pronounce them Ia be a most useful, economical
and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from la
dies "h" have used these DYES: but in this case
II * not required. it, real value and usefulness
are found upon enc 1rial
For further information in Dyeinr and giving
perfect knowledge what culors are best ada ted
10 dye over oihcrs. with many valuable
recipes purchase hcwe X Stevens treatise on
ilY':ng and t"lorinE- SAINT BIZ mail ON receip;
OF pIiCs,-lG cents.
Manufactured hy HOWE X STEVENS. Prac-
tlCai Chemists 25S Broadway. Boston.
t"T safe ny Druggists and Dealers in every
cirv ard toon.
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+ 5 / \ b l. | $ II ED 1860
PETEh LORILLARD.
sNUFF ANn TOBACCO MANTFAcrVREK.
10 and Is Chambers street
knrin IL L,r,l.. Str..r


10 and Is Chambers street
tFormc:ly ~ Chambers Street. New York
Would call the attention Of dealers to the articles
of his manufacture viz:
BROW SNUFF
MaccaHov. nemigros.
Fine Rappce. Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee. NachitocheS.
American Gentleman. Cor ,nhagen
T. l. Low SNUFF
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast. Fresh Scotch.
or Lundyfoot.
D Attention is called to the large reduction
IN prices Of Flnc-Cut Chewing and Smoking To-
baccoS, which will bc found Of Superior Quality
Is \ c CO.
SMOKING. FINE CIT CHCwING SMOKING
Long. ?. A. l.. or plain $ Jayo.
No ~ CavendiSh or Sweet. Spanish.
No. Sweet Scented Dronnco CANISTER.
Nos a Tin Foil Cavcnd;,h. Turkish.
Granuia;ei.
\. B,-A circular Of prices will be sen; IN .p-
LEGATION. SO on
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- \ f % + NE i VI q y T
~ NAirnnNra nl>Tt--I -

L. Pr,tate Court. iIrla the P-5ta.r on. % =
Jsl'l>''Ifl- u ilr -1lh ,i-s "f % ,i,tr. A ID i>,s
Ian IA Waits. admins U;r rh> -Iar.. cd 1-a1-
N- E~v Z LIE a. Peach >J:g ll~-rs .. a..
;'4SSvs aliCa'i, 10 >aid lg.~, 81 vi, .r
"a 1I- ics c-'siC q >uI 1rtra> Itf-cll Thar
>2.c 81 >a1 Itl estate Nsas Pee as Iul @ ,l-> -1I
al l'.i'r'>vd ga >il estate i,r 1lle .,a~prr a t,fr I
lhr same mo u;rA- Ana >ua aamln-l !; n 4a~ I.r-
Gaocd 1n ,'gl- iin ,,~ II aud a'r,'a'., Isl. yr r .r
al the EyT> Ic>all estate. rt>i3l.- n ri- f L. fl
-ral-ii- - -ali hcrIs~t-
ShereuIcn Tered ty sal Cssl1 th7r "a s,yf--
20 ei,-Tr 1" line lith csy 81 N,sK Is Al "a. 90
..ae "ilce IN 81 Jahisnurr. 1or hcarIiI- aal -l-
l.a,re'n; anslt = ilTser Iirrcd lia1 ali .> H. ,.
- nafncG l4cncl ~ pEclCa Il lolue M i~ a., a.
Ili ana ''r4cr i'r''l 'lrre NIX >g,,rly,r
tSl7iiia,. iriliic4 a. - 1'hu>lry. tisrr ~ tan
laeaTii! 3 lta al rirE appear said 1ll-.Ia i.a,c ~
il'E Cag--. Let thereto.
BY liz CourI Attest
-a12 ASA l. FRENtH ! ...-s
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
BARTLETT Il TEACHER,
DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back pay and bcunties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress. will be OBJ
tanned nv the subscriber for reasonable compen-
sation. CHARLES C. NEWELL.
East Burke VT, July S. 1862. 2f
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CONlIISSIuNERS' Nv7yrr.
CONNESSIONERS' NOTICE.
InSEPH rl Frl,lIEu-s Esran.e

f the subscribers. being appoint bv the Pas
N.tI-l i'r Jie distract 81 Z alcaIa. CcIi..>>1.- .
ceiNe -NsniGr and al Ju>f al ,al.Es a.l1 ,l-1,lr..
persons against Itsr estate 81 Jp>eph Plrl,l.-r o..
l., Il1v.l. ia SaI Cg~ITi,I deceased. r,fr>..is,l
vent hereby Atluc tAaG 80 lu..l> .rrs .- 1872
CSs - oCI- A ~ lrsa Allowed ir the ,s- .~
present Their CLAIMS 10 >alG Camn->i.,r> 1,r r
A'i'n ana 1it''A 2loe and Thar Ail I- . T. ,i.
pose Al the 1Aei.itG house vl Ms. RuI.. t4Hryrr.
iyn3 IA. IN said district IA the II rut,lay - p--saf-
ana AiIh nezi- al y oclvck Ia Inc iorcl.,sI
GEO TnF A.
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H y r S A l. f.

IL ~ u IL .
The subscriber offers for sale his s;tu,,;o,
where he now lives on Main street. St John shnr,.
liam. House. Shed and Barn l3O feet lone
House. two stories high. finished in first ratr
style, about three fourhs of an acre of land, well
calculated for genteel residence or for kecDinr
ahrst class boarding house. Also, his Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing 220 acres of land.
good Barns, Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug
az 1no nlace and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords of first rate wood and have ennuah
left for the use of the farm worth ST 10 per cord
on the stumps within l.! miles of the village of
IT Johllsbury. Both situations we'll watered. II
not sold, the above places will be rented 10 good
responsible tenants. Inquire of
ISAAC WOODS.
st Johnsbury. March IL c3Stf
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~ A R P E 7 S

New Carpet.
u CrosSley's Improved Electrotype, possess
ing the appearance and beauty If real Brussels.
and quite as durable, for half the p.ice now open
ing by the New England Carpet Company, -
Hanover st, Boston. orr customers a~e raniind-
en- that thts thr0tce Of carpets comprises bW 10
peers, and /" consequence Of the io,r price thy
MI L0& Int q fem dnNS
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III ASON & I'll AMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

TIE CABINET ORGANS are pronounced bv artists
The best OF their kind in the world and very adj
raDle Tor both private and public use.'' TSce written
.esuoy from more than lW Oi the eminent organ
lists OF the leading cities Mason HlnliHs lllstrumen
maze received the only gold medal awarded in mi,
couh'rya!so eleven silver medals, and fourteen dplo-
as Ill all tWely-sX first premiums-over all colnpeti-
tors. " -fNN'
Pces OF cabinet organs manufactured solely by Mason
& halnllnl SIn To Sjai Meiodens So 10 SI7u
B-llsfru tors for the cabinet Organ-asn arrange
ieS OF music ior the same, are published by NJ H.
t-,ilustiated catalogues sent by mail
New York - no >
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- ATE OF NERM NJ.

Attest ASA |. FRENCH. il ..
Atrue copy cf record
GS7l Attest ASA L FRENCH J. ..
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Oil Cloth Carpets.
In wide sheets and narrow width>-in the beau
tlful enameled finish. the most desirable and Gle
CANT goods made, for sale at manufacturers prices
by the New Eng and Carpet Company. - Hano-
yer st, Boston. one price and cash systems
strictly adhered 10.
Carpets at Wholesale.
u Cash purchasers are invited to examine
our stock, which is very complete in all its yarie-
ties. New England Carpet Co.. - Hanover St.
Boston.
Carpets at Retail.
] We shall continue to supply our customers
who are about furnishing or redecorating The
floors of their dwellings, with carpets from all
our departments.
The most >kiliful upholsterers on hand to cut,
sew, and tit Carpets when desired. New England
Carpet Co., - Hanover St., Boston.
Royal Velvet
And Medallion CarpetS-the finest things on,
for Pariors and Drawing Room>-for sale by the
NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO..
10 Hanover s., BOSson.
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insure AL Answer
Il.s>ion Jan /. l-tis-lyear
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TIhe carpets.
u Get the modern styles. Now opening
1000 pieces of the most splendid English Tapes
tries ever shown in this market, by the New
England Carpet Company. - Hanover St, Bo>-
ton. One lrtce amt cosh systems strictly adhered
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conscientious fidelity; and nothing done or ad
sised except FOR the benefit Of the patient.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-06

The LOST FouND.-We clip the following
from Holbrooii's United States Mail. The
facts were recently reported in the columns
of the Bulletin -
There has just come to light in Norwich
Conn, one of those remarkable cases of con-
science which we think is worth recording
Just eighteen years ago, there was received at
the Norwich post office a letter which had
been mailed in Vernon, Conn, purporting to
contain one hundred dollars. This letter was
addressed to Mrs. - Walker, and was de-
iivcred by the postmaster (Enoch G. Chap
MANI to Horace Walker, son of the lady to
whom it was addressed; but on opening the
letter, 1t was found not to contain the money.
The case was not then, nor has it since been
cleared up; but there was much ill-feeling
created, and all the usual accusations of care
lessness, possible dishonesty, &C., passed be-
tween the parties. Feuds were created which
had never been settled for all this long period
of eighteen years.
The second chapter in this mysterious
and perplexing affair was opened a few days
since. 1t was in this wise "A stranger call
ed on Mr. Enoeh f. Chapman and asked him
II his name was Enoch Chapman, who was
postmaster here about eighteen years ago.
Mr.. Z. sad 1t was not him but his father, who
then held that Office; whereupon the stranger
stated that brother of his had stolen one
hundred dollar bill from letter, on its way
from Vernon to Norwich. This letter he said
was addressed to Mrs. Walker, and also that
Mr.. Z. was postmaster at the time, giving
many other particulars.
"This brother had early enlisted in the
army. He joined the regiment New
York state militia at HornelSville, ~ Y. was
wounded at the battle of Antetam and did not
then expect to live very long. He had there
fore entrusted this brother with the money,
and requested him to go to Norwich, Conn,
and ind the eX-postmaster and give him this
SlOO bill, which the stranger now proceeded
to take from his pocket, requesting Mr. Chap
man to go at once 10 Mrs. w. and hand her
the same, and to assure her Of his (the UNI
known culprits) sincere repentance, and to
say to her, also, that nothing but pecuniary
inability precluded him from sending the in
terest.
'Mr. G.. proceeded to the house of Mrs. W,
and handed her the one hundred dollars, and
took her receipt in full of all demands, pecu
mary and otherwise. The old lady now ex-
presses herself as perfectly satisfied, and in
fact glad that she had not received the money
before, as it would have been spent long ago
but now she says. it comes just in play, and
that She considers it So much clear gain The
stranger would answer no questions us to his
name or residence, and he left town on the
very instant Of his obtaining the promise from
the young Mr.. c. that his brothers request
should be strictly complied with"
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miscellaneous News

The commission appointed by the president
to inquire into the operations OF the army of
the Ohlo i'll Tennessee and Kentucky, has
closed its proceedings at Cincinnati after a
session of over five months. The pile of
manuscript testimony which accumulated
during the investigation is over two feet in
height, all of which has been sent to the
president to read over carefully, in order to
enable him to give his decision. 1t required
twenty seven pages OF cap paper to write the
answer of one OF the witnesses to a single
question.
flax cotton manufacturing company has
been organized in Oswego, New York. |.
occupies stone building one hundred and
forty feet long, and five stories high. Fifty
looms for floor sack sheetings are ready Tor
operations; also several knitting machines.
The farmers have begun already to reap a
profit from this movement. The culture of
flax cotton in some instances in that vicinity
has paid net profit Of Sl75 an acre.
The oil cloth factory of ID. Powers e. Sons
at Lansingburg, New York, was destroyed by
fire June I'd. Loss from $4,000 to $50, 900,
partially insured.
The only Mormon church now on this side
of the Rocky Mountains exists in the village
of TOMS river, Monmouth county, New Jer-
sey. the little school house in which Joseph
Smith used to harrangue the crowd is still
pointed out in that county.
The examination of the Berks county (Pa.)
conspirators, who were arrested some time
ago for the formation of secret reasonable So
cieties, having as their object the resistance
Of the Federal laws, &C., was concluded on
Monday, June LIST, at Philadelphia. Three
of the accused were discharged, and four 9TH
ers held to bail to answer to further proceed
ings against them.
The trustees of the Auburn On. " Theo,
logical Seminary have acknowledged dona-
ton of $4,000, from source entirely I'M
known
letter from Brashear City says that the
value of cotton secured by Gen. Banks will
cover the whole expense Of his campaign.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-06

ApELINA PATTI IN TRoUBLE.-The Paris
correspondent of the Courier DIES Etats Unis,
writing under date of May 23d, says that a
musical journal of Paris had received from
LONDON and was about to publish on the next
sunday, note in English. written and signed
W Aueilna Patti, wherein she invokes the in
!erVehtlon OF British justice against her lami-
y-the family on this occasion being repre-
s by MesSrs. Patti, father, and Stra-
MISS Auellna complains that she has seen
enely penny OF her earnings, amounting to
lowed up by the aforesaid Patti and Strsk o"ch
This, however, is but a little thing in comnar.
lson with another exercise of parental anthem.
lty. She was sought in marriage bv a rich
and honorable Spanish gentleman; her heart
responded favorably, and Patti, the father
had once agreed to the arrangement, in case
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the young mans family consented The
young mans family did consent but the lady's
father refused to do as he had agreed, inter
dicted all correspondence, and allowed no in
terview between the betrothed and her lover.
AdeIina now demands to be removed from
under this tyranny, and to be placed in the
tutelage of the Court of Chancery during
the seven months remaining before she be-
comes OF age. She declares at the same
time, that she has no intention of seeking
any pecuniary return from her father and
brother-in-law; but that she freely abandons
to them what they have so unceremonious-
ly grabbed.
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TERMS OF ADVpnTrsIye1.

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