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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

LOUISIANA.
Rice Garland,
Eleazer w. Ripley
Henry Jackson.
ILLINOIS.
Zadok Casey,
John Reynolds
VIM. l.. May.
VERMONT.
Inland Hall,
Witiidm Sddc.
CThree vacancies
MAINE.
F. o. J. Smith,
George ErdRS,
Moses Mason,
Leonard Jarvis,
Gorham Parks,
Joseph Hall,
jeremiah Bailey.
Zone yacancy.l
GEORGIA.
John Coffee,
Seaton Grantland,
Chas L.. Haynes,
Geo. w. Owens,
VIM. Schley,
j. w. A. Sanford,
James G. Terrell,
George w. b. Towns,
James NJ. Wayne.
$. CARoIINA.
Henry Piaehnoy,
U'arrea Il. Darts,
r. ~. PicksRS,
r. b. CdmpJcH,
James Rogers,
James III. Hammond,
II. j. Manning,
Um. J. Gr0yS0n,
John Il. Griffin.
N. JERSEY.
Philemon Dickerson,
James Parker,
Samuel Fowler
Ferdinand S. Schcnck,
VIM. N. Shinn,
Thomas Lee.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Joel ID. Sutherland,
James Hdypcr,
j. Il. MgorSoU,
Michae} w. Ash,
Ed'card Darlington,
Dar;d Potts, .jr.,
Uitii0m Holster,
Jacob Fry, ir.,
-ti"ttfitHS .HO'TfS,
ID. ID. Wagner,
Edward B. Hubley,
Henry A. Mahlcnberg,
UidiGm Clark,
Henry Logan,
GoOrQe CI1DibcrS
Jesse Miller,
Joseph Henderson,
Andrew Beaumont,
j. b. Anthony,
John Laportc,
Job Mann,
J. Klingcnsmith, ir.,
Andrew buchanan,
4. W. r. McKcRn0n,
HGrmer Denny,
Samuel S. Harrison,
John BanLs,
John Galbraith.
The above list compris
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

ONO.
Beilamy StOrcr,
Thomas Cor7oin,
Um. X. Bond,
Etice Ho,ceH,
Jonathan Sloane,
Elisha Whittiescy,
Samuel +. Yinton,
Sampson Mason,
Joseph III. Cr0nc,
Dertd Spongler,
William Kennon,
John Thompson,
David Kilgore,
John Chimney,
Taylor Webster,
Thomas l.. TIamcr,
VIM. Patterson,
Benjamin Jones.
Jeremiah MLcne.
J ". YORK.
Abel Huntington,
Samuel Barton,
G. c. Cambreleng,
Campbell p. White,
John Nixon,
Eli Moore,
Aaron Ward,
Abraham Bockcc,
John w. Brown,
Nicholas Sickles,
Aaron Vandcrpocl,
Valentine Elmer,
Hiram p. HINT,
Gerrit Y. Lansing,
John Cramer,
Danid Russell,
Dudley Farlin,
Ransom II. Gillet,
Matthias j. Bovcc,
Abijah Mann, jr.,
Samuel Beardslcy,
Joel Turrill,
Daniel Wardwoll,
Sherman Page,
William Seymour,
William Mason,
Joseph Reynolds,
Stephen b. Leonard,
William Taylor,
William X. Fuller,
Ulysses +. Doubleday,
Graham II. Chaplin,
Francis Granger,
Joshua Lee,
Timothy ChHds,
George ". Lay,
Phii0 c. Fniicr,
timer H0=citiRc,
1h0maS {. LOrc,
gideon Hard.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
abbott Laurence,
StepheR c. Phillips,
Caieb, Cushing,
Lei Lincoln,
George GrenncH,
George ". Briggs,
Uittiam II. Calhoun,
Wiliiam Jackson,
John Reed,
John quincy adams.
Two vacancies.
DELAWARE.
John j. .Miiiigan.
! Doubtful.
} l37 members; leaving 10
e. ltanOinp them i'm GTare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

~ REAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND ia
~ SlilONABLE ARTICLES.-The subscriber has
made arrangements to sell his present stock of elegant
ana valuable goods on as moderate terms as possible
they are not to be surpassed by amy merchant in the
State as bargains Let it be understood that every thing
OF the best quality and universally allowed to be the
handsomest assortment in Richmond. 1t is necessary
that the stock of Fancy Goods shond be isnoscd of he
fore other arrangements entered into which are u-
der consideration. The ladies and gentlemen of Rich
nond, and Its vicinity will do well call and view tc
above extensive assortment of useful and ornamental ar
uces CHARLES HORN, .4gent
September o. 362,f
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AND FOR SALE.-I'he subscriber being dcsirous
TO move to the Southern country will sell his Farm
IN cumberland and Prince Edward counties lyin9 on
both sides of the Appomaox river six miles above the
nourlsh,ng town OF farmyllle and eight from HaInp
Scn Sydney college and within ten miles of four manu-
featuring mills This Tract contains 73 acres ia or
100 are bottom land the river and creek of rood qua
y, and large portion wood land the land is well suit
ga to the culture Of tobacco, corn, wheat and oats
There Is on each side of the river good and convenient
with all other necessary houses for secur
ing crop OF wheat and tobacco all III good repair II
is impossible state all the ADVANTAGES and conycnien
ccs attending this farm, in advertisements will only
say lgrthcr the Appomaox is nayigable for consider
aoe distance above this farm and there is bridge across
the river belonging 20 The farm All persons wishing to
purchase land ia this section of country are invited 10
look and judge for themselves
NATHANIEL PENICK
December g. cn ,.gs,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

~ OIlCE-Pursuant to u decree of the County Court
~ OF Hanover pronounced on the 2Sth day of Octo-
bcr 1884, IN the case of Egglcston and Others against
Egglcstons administrator, &c, the undcrsgned Com
mssioners appointed carry said decree into effect will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. Cooke and knto-
day of December next if fair, if not the first fair day
thereafter five negroes belonging the John
Egglcston, dec d., in said decree mentioned
r. Is. JONES, ! Commits
JOHN c. DICKINSON sioners
Hanover, Dec 9. 6O-law,:30D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

HHEMALE EDUCATlON-Mrs MgADy's Fcnaie
- School, at The Grove, will recomIncnce under tIc
auspices Of Miss LIZ, the second Monday in Jantarv
next Miss Lee has had the superintendent of this
Sehooi nearly four years and the rapdmprovcmcnt her
scholars have made in Their learning, manners and de-
pertinent, nave given such general satsacon that but
ono instance has occurred Of scholar leaving her until
her education completed She is well oifdifod a.
give instruction IN al the useful and ornamental branch
es OF learning usually taught As there are but few va
eancies at this time parents and guardians would do well
TO- make early application The School is limited to p
lhcre will be no vacation until the close Of Tie ycnr-
ierns o. board and tuition Qalf in adsanec) Ter seq
sion OF ten months, arc az follows:
Board IN
English @5D
Music and tlic usc Of 3 Pianos an
Painting and French IN
necessares Qroiis W
December = IN on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

ENILL be offered for sale to the highest bidder. ON
w the premises on Tuesday the 18th day of De-
cember next, my Farm Wiilis's in the county of
buckingham 1t pertains eight hun.lgcd and seventy
two acres, considerable portion of whch is unceared
aud heavily hmbcred. On Il ;iiefe two rood DWELLING
houses; one (ny former resdcncc two-story house with
SIX rooms, three above and three below stairs rood Of
lice IN the yard kitchen with two rooms ice house and
all other houses necessary for and the accommo
daton OF family, good well of in the yard and
TWO springs very convenient, variety of fruit trees
granary, with new thresng machine six good To-
bacco barns conveniently situated. The plantation is
enclosed by good fence and divided into four fields all
IN good heart and in all of which there ia an abuudance
OF good water the flat land is well drained and pccu-
LARRY adapted to the growth of Tobacco the high land
hes WELL and susceptible of very high Improvement
by the use OF clover and plaster crop of Wheat has
been seeded this fall in good time and in good order
There are few estates in Virginia in market coubin-
ing more local advantages than this; it is healthy sa-
ted in good neighborhood within few miles of nayga-
tom and tocrably convenient several manufacturing
Mills The terms of sale will be three thousand dollars
IN cash. and the balance in three annual payments there
after Persons wishing TO purchase invited TO view
the property, which will be shewn by Col John Johns
JOSIAH Nloscey and Mr.. Charles Mckinney who live ad
joining the premisesOn the same day. will be sold the
crop OF corn fodder hay, straw oats &c made on the
land this year. plantation tools and various other
articles. Terms on the day. SAMUEL BRANCH
Irlhce Edward, NOV H. 5J-tds
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-RFCzE.NOv.xe, T.xi
NpUBLIC sALE-Will lie sold at plain DEALING \

8UODLiS oAi.f-WlH lie sold at Plain Dealing i'm
the county OF King and Queen being the late resi-
dence Of Richard Gaines, deceased on Wednesday Tho
lhh day oil December next If fair and If not the next
air day thereafter the whole of the pcrsablc propery
OF SAID deecdent consisting of the present year crop of
corn ana odcer-aso the farming utensils, c together
with large and exceedingly valuable stock of cattle
sheep, horses, several yoke of very oxen and hoes
part of the latter being already tcd for pork THE
cattle and sheep in part equal quality and
breed to amy III Virginia, considerable trouble and xncnsc
whence they were produced. Tic sheep which are 81
the Blackwell breed. in fine order. and excellent
heaitand among the cattle there many of the full
blood Devon, and oncourt half and
blood OF the Durham breed Of great beauty This stock
was originally procured from T. Noel ESQ of Essex
who has deservedy attained much celebrity for rasng
fine cattle. %
Persons wishing TO procure stock of this valuable de-
scrption Will find II much to their advantage to attend
TINS sale as SO favorable opportunity may perhaps
Among the stock of horses there is very fine and voun
chair horse remarkably handsome well broke TO har.
ness, and gentlc-also several fine booded Colts and
thorough bred filiey, which trained this fall
chasers tor all sums of Twenty Dollars and upwards
and cash tor all purchases under that sum.
MARY ANN G. GAINES.
=, -, .4dminiStrdtri1.
N B-The PLAIN DEALING TRACT OF LAND may also
be bought upon accommodating terms if can
be found 1t contains about 700 acres of rood 5rI
oil which valuable Meadow Lands situated obout
inc centre OF the county, and about midway between
Iappaiannock and King and Queen Courthouse The
SOIL IL we'll adapted TO the cultivation and growth of Corn
Wheat and Cotton, and is very level The improve,
ments are large two-story brick dwelling with suita
Dc ana convenient ouhouses all of which are i'm GOOD
repalr-and is in every respect most desirable and
handsome farm. DIR. VIM. Fleming Gaines of Lloyd's
Essex and Mr. George X. Carlton, of King and Queen
are authorised to contract for its sale.
Nov. Is. 5c ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

"A DMINISTRATOR SAlE-Wili be sold ON
A Tuesday, the 2d day of December next at the late
dwelling and comptng-room of Garland H. Mitchell
uec d. ON 18th street. Mcssrs Dunlop Moncurc *
Co auction store, all of the Household and Compting
room furniture of the dcceascd-anongst which are n
Switchboard wardrobe soia card tables bureau LARGE and
superior mirror, and nantcl glass-bcd hcdstead &c-
me brass lender, shovel longs tSc-a very superior
mahogany comptng-roon desk, and prcSs--and many
ouer aruces--Also, superior BdrCuche and Harness.
nearly as good las newa first riding Horse Saddle
ana BRUTE Terms-Six months credit OH all sums of
thirty dollars and upwards-cash for ali sums under ,at
% GOOD negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed,
VIII be required for all of the credit FREDERICKSBURG to
commence at 10 o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS.
4dmr. Of Garland H. Mitchell decd
t,osclhoer -. 5S-tds
a ADMINISTRATIONS S SALE OF SLAVES. &c-
"a Wlil be sold Mt the late residence of Abncr Smith
deceased IN the county of Powhaan, "Wednesday the
h OF December next fair if not the next fair av
ereaftcr, and TO continue from day 10 day until COM
peed, all the pcrishabe estate of the said Smith con-
ssting OF household and kitchen furniture plantation
utensils mules cattle, sheep, hogs crop of corn fodder
&C For all sums above 50, credit of six months will
be allowed for bonds with approved security to bear in
terest from the date but the interest be RENTED if the
principal be punctually paid For all sums of So and UNI
der, cash will be required
And on the day, shall offer for sale for cash Sc
vera very valuable Negroes belonging to the estate of
SAID smith dec d.-A persons having claims against
tle said Estate will make them known to me ON or before
inc day of sale Those failing do So may EXPECT this
houce TO be plead III bar to their claims
HENRY GORDON.
~ administrator Of .45ncr Smith deceased
November 25th, 1884. 5sE4ts
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"A DMINlSTRATOR' SALE OF SLAVES a. q

iSiil.tIND ltR ot0UOrd Co., Pd.,) FOX SALE
IN a. by virtue of Deed of Trust from VIM Brent
r, bearing date the 22d day of December $50 and Of
record IN the office of the County Court of Stafford
VIII expose to public sale, Stafford Courthouse on
the second Monday Of January next that valuable estate
situated on the banks of the Potomac River in the coun-
OF stafford, containing, by estimate about three hu-
urea acres, and well known by the of RIcuLASD
the beauty and convenience of situation and for its
complete and comfortable improvements. A more de-
saDe residence, or more productive farm proportion
to Its extent where be found in Virginia
as Trustee Will convey to the purchaser only such title
as Is vested IN me by the Deed of Trust but that is be-
heved to be competc.Terms will be made known on the
day OF sale. JOHN NJ CONWAY, Trustee
Oct 81 5iw,ds
a THOROUGHBRED STALLION FOR SALE.
IA bRIMmER: beautiful Bay, with black legs, mare
and tall measuring about five feet one inch high of
beautiful form and great strength, is for sale lie was
bred by the late John Goode Sr Esq of Powhatan lie
was got by lierod. who got by Diomcd. Brnmer $
dam was got by Robin Red Breast, his grand dam by
shark (Which mare the dam of Icrod Brimmer S
sre) great grand dam by Give G. g. grand dam by Iath
g. G.. e. grand dam by Baylor's Fcarnoupht o. r. r. r.
grand dam by old Janus gg g. grand dam by Whit
lngton Z; grand dam by old Janus.-t viii be
found by reference to the general Stud Book of England
tha Brlmcrs Pedigree may be traced through the best
bred English Horses TO the Arabians and Turks and is no
doubt among the best bred Horses in the United States
lie is therefore worthy of the attention of any gentleman
womay wish to obtain thorough bred Stallion His colts
are very promising. Information can be obtained from
Robert T.. Williamson, Esq, (Shocku Warehouse Rich
mond) or the subscriber, at his residences in Goochland
"herc the Horse may be seen) Is miles above Rich
mond, near the Three Chopped road. Letters on The,
subject must be addressed 60 the subscriber and directed
to the Short Pump, icnrico county. Va.
THOMAS THURMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

NJ OTICE.-By virtue of u Decd of Trust. executed
to me by Robert Sangster, Of record in Albcnaric
Superior Court of Chancery, Staunon made ON the
Sth day OF June, 1927, in therein depending in
winch sad Sangser is plaintiff and Thomas Sangs;cr
and others defendants, shall ON the 9th day of jan
uary next, If fair otherwise the fair day. expose to
sale, upon the premises, to the highest bidder for ready
money, Tract OF Land, now in the occupancy Of Mr.
robert Sangster containing 2i acres more or less w.
ing IN the North Garden, in the county of Alhcmare
immediately on the turnpike from Stanton TO Scots
vile, within about 10 miles of the latter place and about
the same distance from Charlottesville This land said
TO be in highly improved state of cultivation ranks
with the first quality of the very fine body of land in thai
section OF the countryand is surrounded by highly III
teiiigent and respectable neighborlood. The title is
thought indsputable-such is vested in me- howe
yer, VIII convey to the purchaser.
V. w. SOUTHALL, Trustee
Charlottesville, Dec. 9, 1884. GU-tds
HHUBLIC SALE OF MINING PROPERTY On
III Monday the 10Th day of December inst If fair if
not ON the next fair day, will be sold Mai Grasty s. on
telupike Road leading from fredericksburg to Orange
Courthousc and ON the premises of the Virginia Mining
company he entire Stock Of Machinery md IMPLEMENTS
belonging TO that wel-arranged MISIsG EsrABIIsIr-
MnSr; on credit Of months for all sums above 25.
Negotiable notes, with improved Endorsers payable in
one OF the Banks in fredericksburg will be required on
delivery. Among the articles are, viz
l2-lorsc Power Steam Engine, with boilers
21horsc Power do. do with boilers
The above Engines complete i'm all respects, may be
applied to pumping Of water raising of ore &C. grind
boards plank, NC, for all purposes where power is re-
Gnircd
Is Cold chilled-head stamps, for reducing ores
Iron plates for bottom Of stamping troughs
Cast Iron pipes with brass cocks for stamping trouels
Iron cams for lifting s.anp-heads
sets Tyroese Mills for an,aigamatng, with iron gear
ing, complete
set Tyrolesc Mills with iron runners
Cast Iron Mill for grinding rcsdiuun
i Burr-stone Mill for grinding resdiuun
] Cast Iron Mill for laboratory
set OF melting apparatus for laboratory, consisting of
~ bellows furnace, plates hoops. tongs ngot, &c.
Cast Iron Rctort for dsting quicksilver
Cast Iron mortars and pestles--wash-pans bowls
pitchers &c
set scales and weights, for weighing gold and silver
8 horse whims with pullics ropes, &c-buckess land
ing-hooks, &c
inch cast iron Pump lI2 feet long with rods boxes
screw bolts, &c.
inch cast iron pump Sc feet long, with rods boxes
screw-bots, &c.
inch cast iron pump, with several pieces injured,
inch cast iron pgump 81 feet long with bell Joints
inch cast iron puiap, GA feet long, with bell Joints
Dacksniths toolsanyiis, hammers, tongs bellows &c
And tools of every description for Mining. with i,
buildings, &c. JAMES WILLIAMS, 4uetr.
December = GO ,y,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02
POLITICAL.
THE DECEPTIVE SYSTEM ALREADY RE-
SUMED

Inc National (Bank) Gazette publishes the following
with editorial remarks declaring the WILLINGNESS 10
tr"St his correspondent WIG, right IN lis cateu-
luton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02
Jackson majority,

In The present Congress the representation from II
same StoicE and the Dslrcla stan,ls M follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-02

1877 members; leaving 1903
!. Ranging them in figures
hey stand thus:
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30
WASHINGTON. 2tst January, 1884.

WAsHINGTON. 2tst January, 1884.
 It was currently reported here yesterday, that MT. Fancy would be nominated to Eng land, and that Mir. Stevenson would he trans ferred te the Treasury. The report probably originated from the circumstance, that Mir. Stevenson spent most of the day On Saturday at the Treasury Department and the infer ence was drawn, that he went to see how he liked it.. Iplace no reliance on the report. for reasons heretofore assigned. and for the addi- tional reasons. that Mir. Stevenson knows nothing of financierng, nor does he possess the patience requisite for the perplexing duties of the office, cor the requisite talent of inves- tigation to get along, even ordinarily we'll ; and besides, he has set his heart on London. He wants to go there, and redeem the charac- ter of Old Virginia frOsD the ridicule brought upon it by the eccentricities of Mir. Randolph. He has an idea he can make better bow than any of our Ministers that have gone abroad lately. and that the dignity. suavity, and hos
 ptality of Virginia are centered in him, and will die with him ; and he wished them to be displayed tn foreign lands, to be initiated and admired. Mr. Van Buren's friends boldly say. if the Senate DARE to reject the nomination of Mir. Fancy, they will run him with Mir Van Buren. Prudence requires them to be less free in their remarks. or they may with draw the veil from Pennsylvania and Ken
 lucky. The majority in the Senate is fear less in the discharge of their daty. and it is l very certain they will not he oyerawed. No majority in the Senate, under the eonstitu- ton, has possessed more talent. purity. in flexible integriiy, patriotism, and nnffinching determination of purpose to save the country, than those who form the present majority. Mir. Bayard was confirmed by the Senate this afternoon as a Director of the Bank of the United States. The other persons nominat- ed by the President, continue to hold their stations under their former appointments, but their nominations have not heen acted on.
 Extract of letter to W. Y. Adv
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30

k
 The Hagers'own, tMd.l paper of Monday morning says:--" Our military companies have just been or dered out to suppress nsurrecion on the line of the Canal, few miles below Williamsport. An ex- press was sent over by Mir. Purcell, Chief Engineer, and large number of our citizeDs have repaired to the field of aetion The contest is between two par ties oi the canalers and it is said that the aggressors were well armed, and about two hundred in number. Serious fears were entertained that they would de- s'roy the works The cause of,he outrage is suppcs- ed to be some dissatisfaction about their pay. Sever al persons trish) had been killed when the express came in."
 Essence of tIrO lips seems to be dear article in the Hartford market.awo boys fourteen years Of age hay ing been fined 5I. each. and ia defaut of paymens committed to the House of Correction GOr having on Shroye Tuesday made rather free with the article.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-30

An old man. aged e. by the name of Ro- per, committed suicide (by honging. "fc"urse. } on the very day he was to have been n,arri- ed A sad mistake thus to slip his head into: the wrong moose.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
HARROW ARE
NOW OPENING For Exhibition and Sale, by w. & D. PORTER. New FALL GOODS,

Which h0Ue been purchased ,cithtn ten days. and
 many of them at Auction, at much to,Oer pri-
 ces fhan usuai-consisting in part cf
 TAPLE and fancy colored Broadcloths, - great variety of styles and prices; Black Silk Velvets. heavy for ves,ing; Cashmere, Valencia. fg'd velvet, and MarseilIes Vesting black. blue & brown goats hair and common Camblets; French Merinos, a variety of CO lors; English do.; Merino Circassians; white, black and scarlet Mrrino Shawls; Merino, Cashmere. printed Thibet. and Silk Fancy Shawls; Salisbury FIannels; white. yellow, red and green do.; Friezes, Baizes. elegant Table Covers. Birdseye and Russian dO., Ho- siery and Gloves, almost every description Mar. Quilts. damask Table Cloths & Diapers Thread Edgings, Insertings, QuilIings, Bobi- net Laces. black Italian Silks. Poult de Sois India Satins. Sinchew, colorrd Poult de Sois Gro de Maps; French, English and American Calicoes; Ginghams; with many other goods making very complete assortment, which wilI be sold at small advance from cost.
 One door south Post O0fce. Oct. % %
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-30
DxsPEPsrA,

nF most obstinate character, after having bafiied " the skill "f ihe most eminen, physicians, ani wthstOod the most highly recommended medical pre- nar.tnns has beem checked reIieyed, and cured, n e""her of instances in and about Boston, by using for a short lime DR. RELFE'S
 Vegrtabte Specific. and Anti-bilious Pills, in c0nnexoo accordne to the directions accompany ;ma Ihc SpeciGc l, is also of the best medicines known for Sick Headache, Sickness at the Stomach. Nausea, and Fiatule"ces.
 IF None are genuine uness signed on the outside prin,ed wrapper, by the sole prop'ietor t klDDEk, immediate successor Co the late Dr. w. T. CONWAY For sale at his Counting Room, over No. go, Court Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, aad also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel BueIand y. G. Beck,0ith, Litch6eld i;
 E. Co,cLes, South Fdrms; Daniel Norton.
 Canaan J.dsom S, Whittiesey, N. Preston i;
 Isaac $. Wads,corth, Bethiem; Norton &
 Henderson. Goshen.
 Large discouh, 10 those who buy 10 sell again.
 March 27 lye4W42