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DR. EVANS
Cdmomde &, aperiem Pills.

Nm LOW SPIRTTS-Low spiritx is a certaiu
" state of the mind, accompanied by Indipc,-
ton wherein the greatest evils are apershended
upon the slightest ground, and the worst eon.o.
qutnces imagined. Aneient Medical writers sup
posed this disease TO be confined to those particular
regions ofthe abdomen, technically called hypoc.
ondla, which are situated the ri ght or left side
OF that cavity, whence comes the name hvpocon.
drIasls.
SYMPTOMS.
The common corporal symptoms are, Hatulency
IN the stomach or bowels, acrld eruc, stations cos
tIseness, spasmodic pains, eiddiness, dimness Of
sight, pa pr ations, and often an utter INABILITY of
liking the attention upon any subject of importance
or engaging in any thing that demands vigor or
courage. Also laDguldness-the mind becomes
Irritable, thoughtful, responding, melancholy and
detected, accompanied with a total arrangement of
he nervous sysrem. The mental feelings and Pc
euar train Of ideas that haunt the imagination
and overwheIm the judgment exhibit an Infinite
diversity. The wlsest and best OF men are as open
10 this affection as the weakest,
CAUSES
seden,ary life of any kind, especially severe
study pioirscted 10 late hour in the night, and
rarely relieved by social Intercourse or exercise a
dissolute habit, great excess in eating and drink.
ing, the lmmoderate use Of mercury, violent pur-
gatves the suppression OF some habitual discharge
(as, the obstruction Of the menses) or long conln-
ned eruptions; relaxation debility Of one or
more important organs within the abdomen, is a
frequent cause.
TREATMENT.
The principal objects oftreatment are to remove
Indigestion, to strengthen the body and TO enyen
the spirits, which may be promoted by exercise.
early hours, regular meals, and pleasant converse.
ton. The bowels (if costive) being carefully reg
uIated by the occasional use OF a mild aperient.
We know nothing better calculated to obtain this
end, than DR.. VIM. Evans Aperient Pills-being
mild and certain in their operation. The bowels
being once cleansed, his inestimable Camome
Pills, (Which tonic, anodyne, aud anti spas
modic,) an infallibe remedy, and without dis.
pule have proved great blessing TO the numerous
public.
Some physicians have recommended free use
| Of mercury, but it should not be resofted to- as in
many cases tt will greatly aggravate the symptoms
| 90 The above invaluable medicines, together
with
Dr.. Hunts Botanick Pills; DR.. Goodes
celebraiee Female Pills; DR.. Epans' Ferer
f. .Ague Pills; DR.. Exams Soothing Sur
rup, for Teething, are entered according
10 act of Congress, and the light to prepare them
> has been secured and are yended at 100 Chatham
Street, New York, and by the regular appointed
AGENTS.
Albany-Stephen Van Setback;
i Troy-Z. Clark;
/ erford-Messrs. Scott;
Saratoga Spa.-G. M. DavisonI
Sandy HiA-James Wight;
u VERMONT.
Montpeher--E. p. Walton & Son;
Stranton-Lorenzo Perry.
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MARBLE. :.

diminished Marble Of all descriptions will bo
IL furnished to order by the Subscriber, who
keeps constantly on hand Tomb Stones, Door
Caps, and Stools, Windo,c do. Store PIN.
Stone, Fire Pieces, Hearths, &c. &c. An
which he will sell at low prices.
Order addressed TO him at Swanion VT. n,
Beekmantown, n. Y, from responsible person,
will ensure the immediate delivery Of Msrbl. Al
almost any place required.
ADNA CIRCUIT.
Swanton, VT, June, Is, 1885,
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DIED,

At Montreal, on the 9th inst, Madame
Marie Hermine Turgeon, wife of l.. M.
Viger, Esquire.
Her husband was an inmate Of Victoria's
dungeon in the fall of'37 & his confne-
ment and suffering there operating, upon a
slender constitution have been the means
of fastening her dissolution. ED.
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"a The festival Of 81. Jean BGptiste
the ttuary Saint o: the French Canadian
was celebrated in very happy manner at
the Eagle Tav. by lew refugees, honored
by the presence Of some American Gentle
men. We defer 10 the next number the
publication Of the regular and volunteer
toasts, as our colamns are too crowded
thIs week.
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HoRRIBLE-The body OF newly born
infant was found on Tuesday morning, in
a garden in Montreal, belonging To Mr..
Wait, with plaster on its month. Every
exeriion was made TO find out the inhuman
monster who committed the stroeious muir
der.
II is cheaper to educate the infant mind
than to support the aged criminal.
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.4nofher Traitor Observation-Disclosures
iue Mondeet once liberal member Of the
House Of Assembly, afterwards turn-coat
for seat in the Executive Council, lately
Jndee Advocate of Cobnrne's bloody Court
Mart;al.-whose father was also a rene
cade in 1910, has recently been appointed
hv Colborne Judge in the District Of
Three Rivers. Wen tell more Of him in
a future number.
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To the Militia and friends of yell or
ganised and efficient Militia in The
Ne,c England States, and the State
of New York.
GEETLFMEN-
The Military Convention, which assem-
blet at Norwich VT, on the 4th Of July
1888, stands adjourned 10 meet at that
place on the 4lh Of July 1889, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ 1t is hoped that all the friends of
an efficient and we'll organized Militia
which is the only Constitutional defence Of
our liberties and independence-wilI attend
this Convention, and express their senti-
ments on this important subject, in lam
qnage not to be misunderstood. Letevery
patriot realize the fact, that if the Militia
be not sustained, the destnies of the coun-
try will ere long be controlled by a stand
ing army, and military despotism be the ul-
innate result. This is no party political
question, hut constitutes neutral q ound,
on which honest and patriotic men Of all
parties can meet, and consult together for
the public good.
A. PARTRIDGE.
Norwich, VT, June H. 1899,
PS. Editors OF newspapers friendly 10
the Militia, are respectfully requested to
publish the above. A. p.
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The Quebec Canadien Of the 18th inst,
speaking of the recent arrests of Messrs.
Beausoieii and Negsmith, SAYS" The
suspected Canadians are sngularly stua-
ted. Do they wish to leave the country,
they are prevented, do they re-enter it,
they are arrested and sent to jail"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-26

% Nrc agents for this paper. Friend
Vail of Montpelier, recommends the follow
ing gentlemen as agents for the North
American, viz: Barre, VT, Capt. Lewis
Lucas; Waitsfeld, Geo. ID. Rice; North
field, John f. M'Clure; Roxbnry, John
NJ Splding; Middlesex, Horace Snow,
P. NJ. /; Calais, DR.. Asa George; Moretown,
R. 9. Buckley.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-26

E~An Attorney when Grogan was IN
custody at North Island, spoke 10 hearing
Of the guard, Of applying 10 the Judge for
a Habeas Corpus. One Of the guard hall
dead with fright, cried out TO his compan-
ions-''there'iI be a terrible fuss to night,
for heard one Of the Lawyers say he'd
corpse usr'
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-26

The Montreal .fmi du Peuple, a vio-
lent Preach Tory print in noticing the re-
marks o. the American journals upon the
persons present at Queen Victora's Ball,
finds among them Prince John Van Buren,.
They hid not before heard of the " Van
Buren, dynasty"
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10 Mr.. ALEXANDER DRoLET of Swan
ton, is Mr.. Ludger Duvernay's Agent for
the receipt and delivery of The Hon. l.. J.
Papireau's History Of the Canadian In
surrection. 1t will! probably be in 8 or
parts. the first part is already published
and may be seen by calling upon him.
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ton Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who has been seven years
N in the Mercantile business, both wholesale
and retail, is DESTROYS Of finding situation as 4c-
countant or Clerk in Mercantile house. Good
recommendations can be procured If required.
Apply Al the Office Of the North zmeJieaH.
swanton, 18th June, 1889.
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NEH' s. CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST

NEU & CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
VUST received general assortment of Goods
a. adapted TO the season, comprising almost
every useful article usually called for at Coun-
try Store, which will be sold very low for cash or
on short credit TO responsible and prompt custom
ers, by
IA. VAN DUZEE &Co.
Swanton Falls June Goth, 1889
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'..we call the attention Of our readers to com
municaitou in another column Of the paper, res.
reeting the pronrioty and justice Of continuing IN
Office the present Deputy Marshal Drnry. For
ourselves we have no hesitation in saving that an
American citizen, holding responsible and res
peciable ,ce and disrhafeing its duties IN the
manner detailed in J. " Crogan's letter in No
6 oCthis entirely unworthy and unfit 10
hold II longer The proceedings of the Convention
lately held at Bake -sfed which were published in
the last No. as they have emanated from the PoIit-
zeal PARTY in whose ranks is found the person vested
with authority to nominate a Deputy, are Of the
u,mos, importance, as they show that he has acted
in this instance IN violation Of their feelings, MOI
indeed have we yet heard single individual OF e''
Their political party approve either of the nomlna-
ton, OF the conduct Of the official.
Let the Marshall receive a lesson thereirom, an
those connected with him IN the " prosecutions
Gas they are very properly styled for the arrests
growing cut Of a violation Of the Neutral Laws o
the L. g, Let him hear the accusations Of "folly
and oppression which have characterized them,
md learn to appoint undersrappers who will no
draw upon him snch public odium. Perhaps !
may be impolitic and unnecessary here to mentor
tho fact, although we have never disguised it, tina
". ever hold in sove reign contempt those politica
vhirligigs, who slide from one political party int
another, and whose locality is ever changing &C
sording to circumstances we moreover sincerel,
behoye tha, the majority Of the people entertain
similar opinions. As Marshall Lowry is not
subscriber to this paper we shall take the libert,
10 forward him this number gratis.
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nR. COTE returns his sincere thanks to the
~ citizens Of Swanton, for the liberal encour-
agement he has met with rom them since Novem-
Der last. He has the honor TO inform them thai
he has decided to make permanent stand among
them, and hopes that they will continue 20 psiroR-
ire him. Call st dsseliynes' Hotel.
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Nervous diseases, hver complaint. dyspepsia.
bilious diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption,
coughs. colds. splitting Of blood, pain IN the chest
and SIDE, ulcers, female weakness, all delicate and
mersorial diseases are successfully treated at Dr.
EVANS Medical ofhec, 100 Chatham stree,
New Nnrk.
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NOTICE.

E>HTS may certify tina, ] have given my son
III NELSON ID. MURPHY, his time and
liberty, during the remainder of his minority. 10
transact business for himself; and consequently
give notice thar from and after this date shall
demand none OF his earnings, nor pay any debts Of
his contracting.
JAMES MURPHY.
Swanton, June 8, 1889. 1914
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Wanted.

HtASH in exchange for'old notes and accounts,
~ and Butter in exchange for goods, by
Ia. VAN DUZEE g. Co.
June 26th, 1889
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-26

NNHE subscribers have made arrangements for,
n and will keep constantly on hand COM
pete assortment Of Ioton's patent turned Lasts
and Boot Trees.
[. A. VAN DUZEE e. Co.
June, 1889.
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A. PARTRIDGE.
MARRIED.

On the 2srd inst, Capt. Henry Gillette
of Champain n. Y, to Miss Lucy A.
Henris Of ST. Adams Vt.
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DIR. GEO. HOWE,


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAS REMOVED to the House situated first
III i'll door North Of JOSEPH BLAgE's, and still
offers his Professional Services TO all, who may be
so unfortunate as to need Medical Aid.
Swanton Falls, May l4ih 1859.
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To Farmers.
A Neac Theory
INTERESTING AND APPLICABLE
TO THE AFFLICTED


The Stomach, or Nerves
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic or
Casual, under The Oorst symptoms of
restlessnese; Lowness of Spirits, and
General Emaciation CONSU MP-
TTON, acheiher ofthe Lungs or Liver J.;
LIVER AFFECTIONS JUN
DICE, both hillary e. Spasmodic;-
COSTIVENESS; WOR.MS of euerv
pariety; RHEU.N.A TIS.M, whether a.
cute or chronic; together Nth GOUT,
SCROFULA; Pains in the head back,
limbs and side, TYPHUS FEVER,
SCARLET FEVER, Putrid Sore
Throat, FEVER &. .AGUE, Spasmod.
&c Palpitation Of The Heart e. Arteries
Nervous IrritabiHty, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries, Tic Douloureur, cramps
Female Distractions, Heartburn, Head
ache, Cough, the common or humid, &
the Dry or the Whooping; ASTHMA
Gravel and Dropsy.
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The Blood has hitherto been considered bv Euf
piricks and others, as the great regulator of fle
human system, and such is the devotedness ofFthe
adherents TO that erroneous dociri-~, ,tIaA they
content themselves with the simple possession Of
this fallaCous opinion without enquIring into the
primary sources from whence Life, Health, and
vigor emanate, and Uice versa, pain, sickness dis
ease and death. Not so with DR.. HUNT (whose
extensive research and practical experience so en-
inent y qualify him for the profession of which he
has been one of the most useful members. He
contends-and moments reflection will convince
any reasoning mind of the correctness of his views
That the stomach, liver and the associated organs
are the primary and great regulators of healthsspd
that the blood in very many instances is dependent
on these organs, and that unless medicine reaches
THE ROOF OF THE DISEASE, the superb
ciai dnodynes usually prescribed serve but foils
to cover the ravages Of deep. rooted maladies.-
Under these convictions, at the expense Of years
of close application , the doctor has discovered a
medicine whose searching powers are irresistible,
and in prescribing, it is with a knowledge Of its
being a radical cure in the various diseases al
ready enumerated, even ifapplied in the most crit
ical cases. but he does not pretend to ascribe to
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
a supernatural agency, although from positive
proofs within the knowledge of hundreds, he il
prepared to show, that when every other earthly
remedy has been given up,
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known to fail in efecting two We
~ gratifying results, that of raising from the bed
| sickness and disease those who have tested thei
efficacy, and thus amply rewarding DR.. Hunt 70
long and anxious study to attain this perfection II
| the HEALING Ant.
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DJ~To OUR SUBscRIBERs.-Person who are
receiving the NORTH AMERICAN shall have it for
81 so, p'oviding they pay that sum free ofexpenss
to us, onor before the 4th Of July next. We want
to keep square, with our paper-maker, and it takes
CASH o do that
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Through an oversight, the following
notice vas rot inserted in the last No.
we regrt it as the time is so near at hand,
and it is our intention TO abide strictly
by the present proposals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
~tHHuAARy y.
IN SL NAWt

Reports we've made from Committees and among
thom one by Nj. WRIGHT, from The Committee OF
Finance, beng the bill Tor The safe keeping oil tie
Public money and Tor Furnishing deiaultets. The
ljIll is reported with several amendments aud, on mo,
tiun Mr.. WRIGHT. II was made the Special ofdcl OF
tic Day for Tuesday next.
Nh. WALL lrom the judiciary COMMITTEE. made
two reports, the one lot appointing a Board III Claims
aud tie otllcr IN answer 10 The petition OF America
Nespneei i,ra, iug the rights OF oilizensillp. lie
Committee say That Congress has no power 10 grant
the rights Of citizenship, except by an alteration oil
the Constitution Of The Unlicd Slales-lhis Govern.
ment beng IA Government OF limited powers.
The Committee further ask 10 be discharged
from the lufiher consideration ollbis subject. Tho
request was granted and the subject oil the petition
disposed oil, so far as regards the rights Of citizen
ship.
Several other uports were made but none Of I'M
poitanec.
Mr.. Morms' anti slavery resolutions were laid
upon tue table % TO 20.
The Special Orders were taken up, being the re-
pnlt Of The judiciary upon the subject of interfering
IN elections.
Mr. CmrrENprN was entitled To the floor and he
SPOKE al g,eat length IN opposition TO the report and
against the practices OF interfering IN the elections
OF the people by officers OF the General Government.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motiouoi Mr.. Looms 90, 900 extra copies OF
The report OF The Secretary of the Treasury on the
Public Lands, were ordered to be printed.
The House then resumed the consideration OF
the resolutions reported yesterday by w. Cosr JonN-
son, from The select committee on the Public Lands.
Mr.. CAMnRELINo alluded 10 the short time now
re malning III the session, and gave notice that on
Monday, lac would ask the indulgence Of The House
to consider the remaining Appropriation Bills.
The House then passed TO the consideration oil
private bills.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

- tI..u,.. eou,tx= Oh,o had a llle
sen'''i'e r ~ a"aa en-. sab,eri1 am Glad 10 see. an.
"o"'" .t.,x.,ian le,io In thinL If tbi,. the
49,. ~. ,,e,tio, of the peoole il awakened.
NJ go 49,. ,Le, Tea, i. sir We'll NAV they furnish
".n"", 10 Il al, ,h,mnion 10 exense their cnor.
- ine,,,se nj puf,l,e .n pepditnrs-ipcteas from
!" =. no ,lt,on. i. Goa, viii, ,brv have been
20 - ,o,n,n and ,e,,enrhmeo,. cannot. sir.
!, ~ ina a ~ INN an examination of this subject.
-. 80, q A, ), sra, nj the DEPARTMENTS or else
uh.r. g. ,sss, M will, tabl.o and statements ready
,',I =" nntIi,,t,o, ,rbc oc,,Iman has the adj
$500 uns, ~ us Rut 81, LEI mr. call his at
80 a,J ,I,,, of tho pond democrats who with
49,, ..,acb cronoo,y "a = frw examines. Let me
- ~, t"s al, n be Lno.s Ina, the chair in which
a -, and :, bich ,ou MI s, with so much
- .,s, ono ln,dr.l mi .ix,y-6 five doIIa,s 2
~. w1c, - +, et,,tionee,iup and abusing
~ m -s,ocLio, o.,,leme, n do no, tell your
eaas,iIncn,s ina, Won sometimes at for nearly hall
la, IN sucb , In u,ioua seal. and listen ia specches
Con, F, MIN thinks ,be eurse Of God rests upon
,a,, c,un,yv. No. al, | helieyc. ifyoilr good demo
ccr,ts Lpew !, Won would lose at leasi-a dozen
'o,rs' ~. /. o,o, The
~ ' n"o"' u 'na' :. "a"aaJ IaIt,,.
2Pe""';' na" .osa ".a, " H.. ""i.a,aJoJ hy
az :. L,,l,an c,,n,e .,lL .o,.,.d and India
s,,,, ia a'aslr-sii ,,ss.Is dizzy five doIl,,s a nai,.
,nd ali bv dc,,oc,a,,r o,d.rst There IN notbipc e.
anal ,o n s,. except The rooms of Eastern mon
,,,bs n, ia. t,sbionabi, n,,lo,, of NET sub treD-
su,eri
Then Nj, or IN he Scna,e-,h, Democratic Sen
,,,-,nd IooL -, ia, v,ce p,,sidem Look 4, the
disu,cuisbeI ma, from IA. o,ent ero,sinel There
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MR.. STANLG AND DIR. DUNCAN.
',trn.t E.nn., LIZ Nu.nch IL IL Nl,,In al Nil Itur

NIX. SIANbl AND DIX.
Eftract from The Speech Of NJ. Staniy ofNotA caro-
Mr.. Sianly having read and commented upon DR..
Duncan's Abolition letter continued -
MIR. Speaker, ! have finished with the letter | quit,
| turn away from its disgusting details, with plea
sure.
Here Mr.. Duncan said, Read the whole of the
Mr.. Sianly said there is TOO much of it, | cant
stand II.
Let me read it, said Nj. Duncan
Mr.. s. SAID. Mr.. Speaker, wish lie had an oppot-
tlnIiy Of reading the letter to The House; | should like
TO see the Southern democrats listening 10 him
II II is IN order, | would make a motion that he be
allowed TO go 10 the : pcaker's chair. and read,
expound aud explain-i should like to see The ex-
hblion Sir, | have not the physical strength to
read and comment on the whole of that letter ut
tins time have not strength of lungs sufficient TO
answer all the remarks of that good democrat. Sir,
II great part OF his speech was about matters did not
understand he bad much about . yelping and howl,
howl, lo" liug," II should enter into competition
with him in believing and bowling, ! should be Tor
ced TO bring n buffalo bah OF n pr,irie wolf into the
House. and get their assistance.-l hope he may
have an opportunity yet Of reading this letter on the
floor. intend to send some copies OF the gentle
mans speech and OF his letter into my district. Mr..
Speaker, If you will allow me, | will send some Into
yours. should like the good democrats there to
know The opiuious OF a friend Of the Souih-a dem
uciailc iiieud Of the South-upon slavery.
c.. I l,,a, .,I H.. .,. ,,,,al - IL. -.
on. ! o"'e s,u ,"e'e was "ue" . ut genie
"'" > Spe.,u '"a, = .ou' y ,"s"''' ! "o"'an nor,
anti-masons, of banks. Of abolitiouists and anti aboli-
'on's's' no tre 70 "'r .o"p'ss u con,
tents o, 'ne oineI"I ne"sPIPei :. .e.Ns past dressed
Twin s'a.e,nen's 0 " y, :. ~ Guy u
h'she" ny 'hoSe ""o 'ssiI.e "'m' II ! ; !.
gentleman to tell us who those were "who assisted
h,'n' we 'n'y ms P"'ons ~ M VI IL
o'opc 'mey ms "e"' sns ~ i,e's"-
y o nc ! ~ on"ec DePa,'men' ! ! " gu n'".o
come on' an" 's' usWho m'ue nin ~ advocate, 10
lia@e speee"e' SUPPORT u tutoring Au"h's'a-
"on.
sir, mere were othet lungs mentioned ythe gen
teman' Inc bearing OF wh'ch l could not eNaeuy
see, lie gave us Inc genea!oey oil mules MI ID.
s1ln IN ms sPeeeh'ne NIUE Is " mpnefel beast nan
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Feb. IA
Valuable Property i'm Market.

OFFER FOR SALE the following properly,
4 to wlt:-a piece of ground on the basin of The
canal, in Lynchbnig, 40 feet wide and running los
feet on Jefferson street, below lsham Scruggs's; al
so, one half acre lot a, the junction OF Jefferson and
Water streets, running l65 feet on jefferson street
AMI 1872 feet on Water street also, a piece OF ground
at the Junction of Jefferson street and lst alley, run
ming l65 feet on Jefferson street, running from thence
TO Black water creek, and bounded by SAID creek. the
Stone Lumber house and first alley to Jefferson
street, through which the canal is located
Should "A Railroad be constructed westward from
LynchburC, ii is thought by some this will be a suita-
BILE place Tor \ depot-also, one hall acre lot at the
junction of jefferson street and fourth alley, below
Sp,ing Warehouse, on which there is a valuable Rock
uafry. As II is presumed that few opportunities
VIII be afforded fer obtaining such valuable property
on and near the canal, those who wish To become
purchasers are invited to view the premises and Judge
or themselves. WM. DAVIS. Jr.
II The above property be not disposed ofbcfule the
10Th OF next month, ii viii hen be offered at Auc-
too, II the weather be suitable.
Terms will be liberal.
WM. DAVIS, Jr.
lst Mo. 1Itl wtl5F if