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ORIGINAL HYMN,

ltTitten BIZ Oliver johnson, and sung at III
late .qnuuaL Meeting ofhe Vermont .4nti
Slavery Society.
Hark n voice from heaven proclaiming,
Comfort TO the bleeding slave;
God has heard him long complaining,
And extends His arm to saye
Proud Oppression
Soos- shall find an endless grave.
See the light of Truth is breaking,
Full and clear on every hand;
And the voice Of Mercy, speaking,
Now is heard through all the land;
Firm and fearless,
See the sons Of Freedom stand.
10 the nation is accusing,
From its slumber, long and deepj
And the church OF God is waking,
Never, never more to sleep,
While bondman,
In his chains remains to weep.
Long, 100 long, have arc been dreaming,
Der our country's sin and shame;
Let US now, the time ledeeming,
Press the helpless captiye's claim,
Till exulting,
lie shall cast aside his chain!
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Great Bargain.
C.1RDLNG AND CLOTH DRESSING


SITUATED on Ompompanoosuc river,
- n few rods below the outlet of Fairlee
Lake. The water privilege is superior to
any on the stream. The machinery be-
longing to said works is in good repair, and
well located for custom. The above will
be sold cheap for cash or approved credit.
Those wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine.
Also, haitian acre of land with brick
house two stories high; a barn, sheds, Sc.
will be sold with the above as may suit the
the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of the
subscribers on the premises.
HEATON g. TYLER.
PostMils, Thetiord. 207:l2w.
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~ % ~ TIE Y.

AN APPEA AL.

AN APPEAL.
HARK stern Justice is appealing
Hark Humanity doth CALI
See the drunkard staggering, rcoling,
Hear those curses--see him fall
Sons of Freedom, but remember,
He was once a man like you
And no longer calmly slumber--
Justice calls, and Mercy too
Ilark from yondcr lovely dwelling
Sounds unpleasant meet my ear;
Misty there hath past all telling,
Sons of Freedom, stop and hear!
See the haggard monster lying
Tborns attend his aching head
See his wife and children crying
Weeping DER his dying bed
Hank the knelI of Death is pealing
Hear the warnings it doth bring
Neighbor, hast thou any feeling
Then aside thy bottle fling
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

TENlIE subscriber would respectfully noti-
4 iy travellers and the community gen
orally, that lac has opened house Of enter
tanmcut two miles south OF Montpelier
Village, where the road forks to Barre and
Danvile, at the sign of the
MONTPELIER TEMPERANCE COZ
FEE-HOUSE,
where every thing for the comfort of trav-
ellers, and the qualification of parties OF
pleasure, usually found at a public-house,
may he had except ardent spirits.
All persons who wish for good accom-
modatons and desire to patronize such q
house, are invited to call.
FREDERICK MARSH.
Montpelier, Jan. 18th, 1886. ga
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PAY THE POST!
NHHae HRE VS.

ElIE subscriber offers for sale two con
A. venient and well finished Dwell
LING HOUSES, eligibly situated on
llubbard-street, Montpelier, Vermont One
of said buildings is built Of brick, the other
of wood, and nearly new. One or both
will be sold on favorable terms. One half
in advancc-the remainder to be paid in n
term of years.
For further particulars inquiry may be
made of f. Witherell, or f. Colburn, on the
premises. SAMUEL UPHAM Jr.
Montpelier, Sept. 90, 1885. 2O3tf
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w. P. GREEN.
PIANO FORTE MlNTElCTURER.

WOULD respectfully inform the Ia
w hahitnnts OF Woodstock and others,
that lac has taken rooms in large huiiiiug
Immediately north of the huuk, ou Elm.
street, where he las commenced The busi
ness of manufacturing
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Apprentice Wanted.

WTANTED, as an Apprentice to the
w BIacksmithing Business, a young
man OF steady industrious habits, l6 or II
years OF age. Tosuch an one good tncour-
agement will be given on application to the
subscriber, opposite the new State House.
AVERY SHERMAN.
Montpelier, February 10, 1896.
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w anted

'g>O do lousc-worli in small family,
Il GIRL who is well qualified to ego
ahead" To such an one steady employ and
good wages will be given. Inquire at this
office.
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CERTIFICATES.

|, Thomas Kent, of Oxford in the State of
New Hampshire, certify that my wife has
been afflicted with the Rheumatism for ten
years, and for five years so lame as to use
Il cane in each hand and that with difficult
ty, and was in extreme pain, and had rcsor-
ted to various medicines without relief
at length in Sept. 1884, by the use of Reu-
ben Powers Medicine, she was so far re-
lieved as to walk without canes and is as
free from pain as most people OF her age,
which is II years.
THOMAS KENT.
December II, 1885.
l. Keziah .4idrich, of St. Johnsbury in
Caledonia County and State of Vermont,
aged 65 years, hereby certify that | have
been for fifteen years afflicted with fire.
quent attacks ofinfammatory Rheumatism.
which has produced the most eXcruciating
pain, and at times rendered me entirely
helpless, have applied TO number Of ply
sicians and used many medicines recon-
mended in such cases but without any ma
terial relief, and at length in November
1884, was induced to make use of Mr..
Reuben Powers Medicine, by the use of
which experienced immediate relief, and
have never since had an attack of Rheuma-
tism, but have in every respect enjoyed
better health than for many years before.
ARIEL ALDRICH,
KEZIAH ALDRICH.
ST. Johnsbury, Dec, /, 1885.
], Nathaniel Hazleton, of Oxford in the
County ofGrafton and State ofNew llamp-
shire. hereby certify TINT NV son. William
liazlcton, aged IL years, was two years
afflicted with Rheumatism in both knees,
was much or the time in extreme pain, the
knee Joint become considerably enlarged,
and he was sometime wholly confined to
the house, and having resorted to medical
aid, without any relief, | was induced to
use Mr.. Reuben Powers Medicine, by the
use OF which in three weeks, the pain and
swelling of his knees subsidized and he was
restored to perfect health
My daughter, Mary Tiler, of Thetiord, in
the State of Vermont, aged 26 years was
two years and a half afflicted with lame
ness in the Hip, which was much of the
time extremely painful. She was most
Of the time unable to walk step without
crutches. They applied to seven different
physicians who all decided her complaint
was Hip Disease. In Sept. 1884 after my
son was well, | went to Thetiord, with
Powers, and advised them to obtain him 10
Doctor her. They did, and in three weeks
she was able to walk without crutches:
and in ten weeks she was perfectly restor-
ed. do cheerfully recommend the said
Powers medicine to the public as in my
opinion, the most valuable medicine known
in such cases.
NATHANIEL HAZLETON.
LUCY HAZLETON.
December 9TH, 1885.
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Notice.

M HEREAS Diantha my wife, has left
w my bed and board without just pro-
vocation, and refuses to return, this is there
fore to forbid all persons ha.boring or trus-
ting her on my account.
GEO. WHEELER.
Montpelier, March |, 1886.
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Saddlery Hardware.

EllE Subscriber has large stock OF the
u above Ware, which he is selling lower
than has been sold in this village before.
HENRY Y. BARNS.
Montpelier, January ls, 1856.
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WOOD.

TENHOSE of our subscribers who have
a contracted to pay in wood for the
Journal, will oblige us by forwarding it
soon. Dec. !.
A few bushels of Corn and Oats wanted.
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AND FOR SALEWil be sold Saturday, the 81 DAY %!
December fair ifmot, the fair day thereafter, t@u-
day rSrrp:ed the dwelling house III the lntn decd,
in The county q: miles south OF the C"
the OF an which said eccdeat lived, continuing hun
dr aud i've hereaboUtubOu two hundred u" whisky
IN woods well im1rcd with OAK, cDm r plantation
dwelling house good CumnuIuu enough to nrcono
dale Large family, with the usual necessary out uuscs aso suo
garden. There several well malus OJucco lots lwo apple
orchards ;uuag orchard, other fruit
The farm is well wneIed anil enclosed will! good fences sa'
O. ui wheat will be
At aI place. will r sold about two hundred ana
seventy Of WOOL LnL adjoining the ABOVE tact ana
joining the land o. Acad Garnet, james H. Melton ana oihr
lying immediately Gold region md said by good judges to
contain large portion of that precious net.-A'u anolhc' small
, nrnIun containing abuE eleven iadIoa
ing h land Capt lanes Anderson AMI orrs On Ibis tract cSre
Gully signs uf Gold nnerng. The terms OF sale will
yabe the LIST day OF October, 1884, aud the nancc
paymGnth" puca bond WI, so"
personal security with deed OF trust the land secure the pay
The Land will he shown person. Ivy application 10
Thomas rnan Es Capt james Anlersoa NJ Anthony Ad
prrnsrS The above mentioned tracts Of
previous day sale ana pIats exhibited
WILLIAM 4. MILLER,
.....-- EIceXtor VI J,sa P1tnua GeCsast:
.--tGy
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To Planters trh1 IRISH 10 cmto ra;c 10 .HiSSSStpp
NALUABLE PLANTATION for Shc-ihe subscriber, IN COP
sequence the death OF is aTtnr Tobias g. Turner, offers
Plat anL Nc2o's, azou county, four males
from the .H4LLEf W n;""I II consists
OF choice lAn well supplied vii" "a'c! aud tia
and all susceptible OF culiiron"houi 81 Nrso"s ccl"a ii
AMI of u which - Ia ~ WORKING hands
;uutsr wagons, horses, miles, CATTLE sheep hogs, an!
sufficient for the iaaa;ion Trct about lOJ
acres under fence of which cleared aud in cnivatun
On the house AMI out buildings, mil
good quarters, good I'm VIII iNn stands III
it, and new press. intended build four large crrn this
fall the bricks Tor which mac aud the crcnl III" lime Ic'y
the large will divide into two plan
maxim. the Nut.:a ~" ~ to @il' acres eni
hands -nni III" Southern ltFri" ioa 2:fs With
IN ID hands; which will leave 10 each a":
timber springs. a; leave each good shape 10! 'hrn Pos
will c gwen when the s2t"fc' My r!S" wish
purchase hy applying ~ George IT, Cara
dir near Franc!s TurGr the l"niS"s fi' Non,
Clnicn Wan. ianry, near Vernon" kiehiti loaS nj
Vck,bur- join C. Turner Goa Manahcstr Buti, Shpp&
Co., New rr.aas, uuI the subscriber, ~ Naichcz.
WILLIAM FEERlDhY
" H. There inI cruu,h open, an viii mat the hta1s ean
clear wneT 100 Ia hands naSr :u cop next
W I.
September - f'-t!jaA
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- tPpAHANNOCk ACADEMi.l'!i' Institution VIII otn o."
&c the 18th January nar The superintendent q M
Chlrcs y. Lewis rHEcip aided y competent ard "lT"Hr'
I los. of Mr LOWS IN thr instruction OF
H. ;hr task yell ni">icl by i> Tor
nrr aInr! nI' I:c ~ III" inf Il
ant Of these who may De- committed l." HIS
,
The course Of Instruction vii! embrace uI t" branches 81 600"
E,-rsL Eiu:aou Natural PE'"rE tac Theory h"
P,,icc Mathematics, anI the Lain, CrE ah
f. .n"I l.. ngnag,S. >. - ,y...;,,
The .yIoc .xpors' this Inn'nn including f"ai '""I
ws,, a., III >cap:iou o R.. H.. hirs .ni { 'u"' ~
he SI.u lid Bedding, II 'uGIshc l"" c.a:-e NV " ~
1t hoped, that the enlightened experience "i Ir lt' i'
and the "l,a;a" II! GOOD Library,
m sea-, Institution cn1i3Gan oi thai 'r" patronage
! Cninvci hy , for several :"":S pas: ~ - -
Letter. u.S.a! to PrincrIl al F'lirboro a"!e c"n"'y'
nj, the Ih OF cubrr, aiici that tine 10 the kAraIa'R
Ac,l.ry m III, President, Por Roy will rccv" t"uiM at
! 80, - " - " john II. BERNARD,
/ |'' President ~ SnGri 81 IrE:'cS
Il-;;
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Ian: ADVERTISEMENTS.
1900 Co.,
A = RID

,,iAu H. NORLiNG would most respect.
a E'I,r ;n;orm The citizens Of Richmond and the
.'"rr,i;y. that he has opened L fashionable Cluti''
pi'"c ~ ,J,t ,..c formerly occupied by Thomas A
Il. s.T SUI, and directly opposite to Messrs. W. q :! T.
E",'' % and leather Store, Main L Street, Rich.
Nh :, where he intends keeping general assert
@"S -: C9yAng. of The sery best quality, wtNeh he
",9' rcul! 70 any in this any other City In
S'H;'| ,;,a;., Country Merchants aud others ale
tx a.: ;ayi,,., to cal! and examine his Stock, which
'..r. ,b,. following articles, comprising very rate
-, ,,eaGL assortment: 81 . , ~
a'>.'1,'',; olive. crown, Polish and invisible green
~! n,,.,, ar! Adrlairic dress and !rock Coats
,,I.'r.o' : snarr cloth box Goats and Cioaki
"'' M, d, nln:air, pilot cloth and blanket do
~ ,n GOATS hair camblct mapped Couts
.....,yaA. ribbed. striped cashmere Panta!oons
., hack sim Jrahbrd and diagonal do
y, h.,r. ylack. and fancy cloth do
,.,.,,,rr:n.rn, Of sa,,lnei and utheri Pantaloons
I'D. and fame: velvet
. 800, !lsck AMI fancy Satin
~, a. .aturt, Valencia, English silk and other
N,finaand Crcassian Ladies Cloaks, made in the
-: ~a.:.n !!.nnsl and Canton flannel Drawers
'',"' =, DO do and Cling ham
T.r,a, a,..i.: an.i other Stocks
i...;.;:.i ass ltln:;n. % pocket Hdkis
B.sa aud !,lmcy six Cravais
81, .al elastic Su<prnders
4 ,.r, Gloves. cloak IaSselS
i,.:,nj l,ark satin Bosoms, Collars, SC.
,"yIv.4ch viii ~ sciJ on tie most accommodating
=: lie vii pay particular attention to the making
,.Ir: ac!r If grn'leremS wearing apparel, ~ ORDER
n ne ur>t approved style.
NcrcH,br: - o'->a"o"
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pIUR RENT Or LEASE.-1hat old aud we'll known
i Establishment the Union Hotel, situated on The
rfef Of Market and Old Streets. now in the occupancy
= Samuel 3 Morgan: together with large three story
D,,,ar liau<c. adjoining the Tavern, Old Street.
Possession rivcn "a Tie first Of January, 1877: From
"A, ccn.ra situation Of tins Establishment, and from The
nm o. custom 1t has had ior the last two years, It per
. uiiy,s as gira Inducements to any person wishing
,,rnalGr in Keeping Public House, as any other IN
liz Sia;r. Fer teams. apply to II. WHlIMONE.
Nov. ~ JJ-u
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: CaSh REWARD.-ltan away from the subscrb
NNas annu, Il DAYS since. q NEGRO Man. nani:

{ sskh REWARD.-Ran away from the subscrIb
WV or, abou, - days since, Negro Man: nan.
"a Qlioway, aged abou, - years He is about & feet
H. we'll made, and Of dark complexion; his tace
Ike aGa:py and his cnun"nance indicates Moaes'y'
,sy2.c, hr Will attempt to pass himself off as free
I'm and engage ::i:s, ,bnnttlan IN the Roam
Ok RIVER as lab,ryr thereon. with view OF getting
o. Norfolk He ran away about Two years since and
ar: himself of as free man. and assumed the name
:tGncai Saner; he engaged in boating then, and
a. M .turn. sad lie had 1t perfectly in his power 10
..r,ar :, Norfolk and if he away again he
va.. >, entirely o by way OF the Roanoke RiveF.-
Ts .H,v. r.xard will be given for the delivery OF SAID
TO- ,aRcn OF the county, or ten dollars If taken
= ~ coun'y If he is taken AT distance and secured
IN AL. 50 get him again, will give $50 reward, and
ra:r Il the circumstances justify it.
ROBERT E. OWEN.
Ny:n 39-w4w
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,S,iIE CELEBRATED CAMUMLE OR TONIC FILLS a. ir.
a. ~ ErGg exert specific effect the BRAIN ana nervous H
that III, i Tin. heart, The trraG"n 'nd, The "'i! e!' MI!
M u;;afr , rSio!" their effects he h"h'h> 'aiS
h, m, il,ncucc the nnnir- snH "' TOME E''-
Emo for ne general debility: dyspepsia "i'-H'i"
and lis want oil ur the, al 'Pa rn VI
~ a:i i;y, unpleasant last" IN ic mouth flh'i- noe
in the bow lan-Ii mess "hSh 'r % ne
comes Irritable spending, thouchiir melancholy aii "c
spirits, pa"lIon OF Ia" hra'', "'
@ Iv NIGHTMARE. rbrd sleep, ihc"as - ISui"u alec
,ns dizziness OF sight aud all other ncr"uS sy"'ohS " W.
Tnnn,,iIr puIs speedy aud safe cure"
,;,, under The powr, Of Dr. ~. EVANS CAMONlLE FILLS,
@ r, of ia inn and srcln,y il This c"un'ry aSHiS" t-
T have found item the hcst medical a:n:"sc I" the ",e'
hv ever met with the ccaycd -rr''S 'SSa@ me
ham, ache drnrss aad anror and creating "an 'Nncy ana
h sim away melancholy. They give con:"l ana "s" 10 '
nj HABITS should occasionally US IT. Ni!tiafi
r,n rcnca. tpcriru Pills the hest kn""' tor bilious hcc-
. .y ,ruly fbrrains liberated or sore hin" hSi'"'
of The kind, an! Al those disease, ah"
r,,, circu!uiInn AMI Du'y Z" 'r "p'i.
So r,ca, has r,iliy Of these RUS t w: mummy ~
,,n,n IN upwards OF thousand dollars within the Fao'
States &c tn" Uuua. -, n w.,
,LunSauI rstinnnrj have been received by w W.
r, II, n.cn No. Division street, New ofN M" o"E from
h c Int also ua respectable. medical men Iwii' nave pre-
rm in ;! plc;icc speaking in the highest 'rf"S I" he
TIsc Invaluable pills ay he had III MI C. iiAi.ls
nrs above the Eagle Tavern, Main street, hichno" Va,
rrc for agencies bc made ny Ic''.t ~; o'
,o ~ Sir Inn Fancy Store, Wa-'n-i"n ANA ArS''S "
,inor 4. Mowr avs Fancy Stosc, Baltimore - -,
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pryERSBLR(i Fh-l4LE SEMINARY.
ryps IJi,Y V GRAY, who has been for many years
w ,I, n.irurun u female YOUTH respectfully i"io'S "c
,ht,n,s of AZ. lis vicinity that she VIII or
3D. d., y nc October next. Mr.. Gray will he !iicG
lac md well qualified assistant teachers ~
hnIts oI correct thinking an The NINA u" ac, 'o' -
uuuysr 80 objects Of its actoI, Ia substitute M I;n,
c m rr massive reception Of initmalin?, " III "e Wv
this schuul. lie moaiS
nmm vim nu, he regarded suhnrlinuc brhichc OF
,rr,i., will he njy.n Oriosiafhr, ilchnin. 49,
Grn.uuar (icoc.apiy with the use I" TIE "'"
i ,,rti, mental prlctica History, no" cru . , III "
n,, Nn,eI and enia Philosophy, Phiiosnhy OF N"'" ~
tcoln.y. Government Of the lnicd S'heSi N'
Chemistry, Astronomy and Mtorn-.eS. -, .,,I1 IA hy III.
Rhetorical Reading AMI Composition will he h'''""'" " "
, L,, embellishments j. connected with .e scho' a'
,ry under the control nl the Principal .;io :, The
ri. female TEACHERS number "i , ;,
s;i. nr Mr. Cav anil will themselves to rnHo'S M ,
-s therefore enjoy the double advantage " ""
aI i,runc,are attention. The expenses ~ 'h sHni"'
sion Of hmonhS, PAYABLE IN a!s "'' VIII " " SaG %
For Tuition il E:r:l.sh !'raac'rs ,. .t,r.ns
r,cnr., drawing painting, cna oi!cTy, &c al CIV"
Music mstcrs "I approved 'fpn,"" VIII NC So 20
Eos boarding, Deciding, iu''' "s'''''-I 10
Washing, >.hnla
vnn,, tai; g arc not received 70! shctcr p"i'" ' ~ hs
II !. hahIy eSirahlr that -! should J'tr me
pupiis admitted Il. ANY rc'"' w
,riuc on NAL" for absence, the expenses OF "'s "
H., pupils Srn OF abS.
amer ~ made Il 'n'
nj pun will be limited, it is important thai i"o'""'
ncainh without dc'"r. ,. , ,... r.. 9 y Wilson, job,
= W,,6,,l Rev t. Wc!Unl, ~ d., CE"S 4; M''""i ,r,
u Va, crnckrnh7cush JOSEPH. James. Echm"H"; M ~,
! w,n A,sin.on Thomas Atkinson, Peiersoa's 'a'"'' ~
;isxwcI Col Wan. Garrett, Norfolk. tiff
let
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CHEAP FALL AND Wfs1fiER DRE@Geops.

III
gp H. JENKINS han OF this Falls importation, nearly
Gao Thousand Doll. worth OF tIpI: and Fancy
Dry o,rm have bccn purchased Il" Aueilon at forced
sales all 81 rc.ncct prices
SILK GOODS Tor Ladies' dresesl'e assortment extensive
ru.-Loh Iim and figured l nnl sIni n every
description. Ao very rich and s"ssy s'yl laIia Gfo de
E.iar aII eros dc Paris silks: - .
CAFES AND CoL-tESS3,O0o worth Of Lace "ni Muslin
cap, collars, from - the richest 81 l.s iHrnc!
SA,ws and dress IdhiS. Of the latest styles ..
'ai.s20J ir 81 Tor chlrcn also Ill Kinds
iIr lulics.
LINEN GOODS Irish linens, prices from q cents per
var! quality linen srriIis< table iE p rs Is eye
IN! Rus diapers; crash, lnen and linen Cambria hdk Ihcn
| ca:n!mcs; luug lawns napkins,
EHEILAS-Sk an. Cotton, of III! kinds and pr;ccc .
silk siH wofSt"L; an.olI a;I an1s
Gentlemen, AMI .riS, ol every size nnd Sind
t:luyrs-,i the bcs,k kind ~ all materials
Sn,sS- trimmed OF siiG, silk, velvet ana 1ahhaZHf
BONN! M NIs and mourning goods VI II" b.st kin!
NI.ri,o cloths aai c:rc::saI>, all c"!u.s "n! Prices
CAOE DJ0 piccs % caiic"c*, IA prices ir"n ictr per
ward 20 the finest ouelil, imported.
t, ca%.ircrr vrSn. choice selection OF "cl article"
BIANKETS-;u< p"iar, uie and whitney ia'kr' cheap "'
! good. -, ~
iinr-an Of plain, striped AID pan all
qualities. - 49,. ,,... ,;:,,
pics au. qualities. " 49,
r,in,cI a, plain cloth b"zc furniture oil cloths h"Iet*
ha>..:-.
7r3- N.w every arv"adhtuna supplies now oil tie
way-a ic: will he sold by wholesale or RETAIL as To-" ~
t.;,,.mr II 45-wSw
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rS,;lEt:R IS published twice week, generally, ana
.r-Tt' HNt ,rr ne OF the State Legislature
49, .as "Jh rs Five Dollars per anrun, pa! able in I'D
>ta" - .,;c.l :"iayiaS banks (oHly} VII! be 70:
ar, N' sr Eo,i will guuiantec the safety OIL REMIT
,b ns;, yr letters being paid by the writer's.
". ~ I,,r,nnuei int 1T the discretion oil the
~ h"r' the, %%s" .S sn Sp of nine papers, shall
= .,s,e";t s'9 rs;.rs OF ADVERTISING.
~ ~ I,ss first insertion, :acrmts each continuance,
vrH inserted until has either been paid /"
sitcss ~ nsnr person i'll this city or its cnrirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

10 UACH M,KNG-Iic Subscribers having erected large
house, y the spot whre Charles T. Gbetrcis shop
prepared manufacture raIoucies
Suxits an Harness nf description and price,
They selected their hands priarpa!y from the Northern cis
have careful employ but The very best every
their business. Their materials have cnn procured by
OF the firm, with cash. iaihc Northern nrkrs w"eh ~ en-
81. furnish all who be disposed encourage :ben as
w they he supplied elsewhere All kad OF repairing done
despatch We will all kcctn large stock
materials our Inc which will sell small advances r.
G.. Chappr Cunbcr!an Prince Edward and Charlotte
Courts orders which lac entrusted 20 him.
c. Z. I: K. g. CHAPFELL.
g. We would take s h boys to the above
business from - 10 l6 wears old. Z. E. c & K. q. &.
Oc, 4T--tf
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November |

,sN;lE Subscribers associated themselves "sr nn- Inc
Il ,;ru of tr ,r NIMMo exclusive iu the purpose Z" ear
yirn OF, the IiroJs l,inr t wholesale aud RETAIL ""'r
ik,n The hou. formerly urcupicL By VIM baii k:' ana i"c
.n.y y I.nuin,s MuI.,n where iicr will III a
,., an y.usv an desirable assortment OF staple am FAacy
Goods which, been c!co teal carciIy and rchnsn 10" ca"
Term. is a.v the ciyv keeping every article '" HS
b. ca heir "ehy ShswIa" iri' COOS 81 al ~
n a.urr and no; persons buy unless they
~ IT, ,.I ti.y fate! ;hr:nclv. that :lcy Viii at least
r. -. ~; ealcT cali ana >am?" hcf
=, ", ,n b., sn,,ly ,I,.m .rycs TIiUS. CROTCH,
'''e" 'e'0' NV '''''' C.. ii. NIMHO.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

Is ANDS FOR SALE.-I am authorized 10 sell the
IL Lands of Thomas Boiling Tabb, situated in the
counties Of Powhatan and Amelia. The estate on James
River, known by the of Belle Mead is one ut The
best in this part Of lie country, and oilers To capitalists
opportunity of vesng their monty i'll first rate plan
ation, which raIely Persons disposed to pur
chase this estate, are requested to make immediate APP
picaton it will be necessary rent it OUT not sud
shortly. The two plantations in Amelia, known as Do
little and Onsow vii! be sold on reasonable TERMS if
application be Immediately made to
WILLIAM OLD.