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DR.. EVANS
Camomile q Aperient Pills.

Am LOW SPIRITS.-Low spirits is a certain
" state of the mind, accompanied by indiges-
ton wherein the greatest evils are unprecedented
upon the slightest ground, and the worst conse-
quences imagined. Ancient Medical writer's sup
posed this disease to be confined to those
reg ions OF the abdomen, technically called hypoc-
dndia, which are situated on the right or left side
Of that cavity, whence comes the name hypocon.
orasls.
SYMPTOMS
The common corporal symptoms arc, fa,ulency
in the stomach or bowels, acrid eruct ATOMS COS.
tveness, spasmodic pains, glddness, dimness Of
sight, pal pitatons and often an utter INABILITY Of
liking the attention upon any subject ofimportance
or engaging in any thing that demands vigor or
courage. also langudness--lhe nrnd becomes
irritable, thoughtful, responding, melancholy, and
detected, accompanied with total derape cement of
the nervous sysrem. The mental feelings and pc
culiar train OF ideas that haunt the ina alton
aud overwbelm the judgment EXHIBIT an Infinite
diversity The wisest and best OF men are as open
10 this affection as the weakest,
CAUSES.
A sedentary life Of any kind, especially sever.
study protracted to a late hour in the night, and
rarely relieved by social intercourse, or exercise
dIssoiute habit, great excess in eating and drink,
ing, The lmmoderate use OF mercury, violent pur.
gatIves,the suppression OF some habiual discharge
(as, the obstruction of the menses,) long contn.
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
ind gesion, to strengthen the body and 10 eniiyen
the spirits, which may be promoted by exercise.
early hours, regular meals, and pleasant converse.
hon. The bowels Of costiye) being carefully reg.
ulated by the occasional use OF mild aperient
We know nothing better calculated 10 obtain this
end, than DR.. VIM. Evans Aperent Pills-beiny
mild and certain in their operation. The bowels
being once cleansed, his ine.timable Camomil.
Pills, (Which tonic, anodyne, and anti-.pa,.
modic,) are an lnfallible remedy, and witkou, dis,
puie have proved great blessing to the numerous
public.
Some physicians have recommended a Gss lisa
Of mercury, but it should not be resorted to- az in
many cases tt will greatly aggravate the symptoms,
Or The above invaluable medicines, togethsr
with
DR.. HUNTS Botanick Pills; DR.. Goode,,
eeLebrGfee Female Pills. DR.. Evans' Fersr
f. .3gue Pills; DR.. Evans Soothing Sur
rup. for Teething, are entered according
TO act Of Congress, and the right to prepars them
has been secured AID are yended al 100 Chatham
Street, New York, and by the regular sppoirGs6
Agsnt,.
Aibany-Stephen Van Setback;
TToy-Z. CLARK;
Batrford-Messrs. Scott;
Saratoga Spa G. NJ. DaVisoB;
Sandy HiH-James Wight;
yERHoET.
MontpeHer-E. p. Walton f Ssh;
SrdHtoH-Lorezzo Perry.
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Gen. Theler and Col. Dodge who es-
capped from Cape Diamond, Quebec, last
SIMMER, are now undergoing their trial
for breach Of neutrality at Detroit, Mich
Americans prosecuting men who fight for
freedom in another country-What a
farce! 90 What change, since the days
Of Washington
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Notice.

WHEREAs my wife Dolly has left my bed
w and board without any Just Provocation,
h. is therefore to forbid all persons haTborIng or
trusting her my account, as ! will pay no debts
Of her contracting from this date henceforfh and
for ever ELDAD B. STEdRNS.
Swaa;on, LIST Joy, 1899. ID. SIS.
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THE FAMILY NEwsPAPER.-This use
ful aud interesting sheet, condu cted by
Solomon Southwick, once Governor OF
this state, stands unrvaIled for talent and
The last number contains
the following extract in reference to Chs.
DroIet, Esq NJ. P. P. Of Quebec, who is
now refugee on this side:-
Lewiston Telegraph.)
owe hope the time may soon arrive
when such excellent friends Of freedom and
Of mankind, as Mr.. Drolet, may return to
Canada, and find her soil and her Amos.
phere Invested Of every ves:ige Of Mon
archy, FeudaIiSm and Arsiocracy, and the
flag of Independence and Democracy wav-
ing triumphant on her walls. And that
time will arrive. in spite OF all the efforts
Of all the avowed or secret foes of freedom
in the world, we rejoice to believe. Our
constant prayer is, that we may live 10
behold all North Americ united under one
grand Federal Representative Democra-
cy," leaving The United States, at the
same time, in full possession OF the state
Sovereignty and State Rights" which
they now enjoy. Such confederacy must
and will be made to stand on this side Of
the Atlantic; and the other side must and
will eventually follow the example, or Sid
ney died martyr, and Washington fought
in vain"
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AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN.
VERMONT

VERMONT.
81. .4lbans-Dr. Robert Nelson.
.Montpelier-J. A. Vail.
Jefersonr,Le-Rev. J. Baker.
Fairfeid-H. SouIe 4 Colt Brigham.
Frdnkfn-Eri Jerome.
East Berkshire-Dr. S. S. Butler. +.
.4tbmgh-Tabor |. Sewell.
North Hero-CoI. II. Wadsworth and
Morelown-R. G. Buckley.
Calais-Dr. Asa George.
MiddIesex-Horace Snow, P. M.
Roxbnry-John NJ. Spading.
Norlhfield-John E. Mcclure.
Wats6pd-Geo ID. Rice.
Barre, Vt-Capt. Lewis Lucas.
DR.. G. Whitney.
Derby Line-E. G. Johnson, P. M.
Sheldon-Jacob Weed, P. M.
Fa-Hiram Fish, P. M.
Richford-Alden Sears, P. M.
Baker$fe!d-Josah F. Brigham.
Highgate.-H. o. Green.
Observation-Disclosures Duvernay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Marlo,c-Capt. SeIden Brown,
do. Alden Huntley, P. M.
South Marloac-RusseI HuntIey, P. M.
FitzociUiam-Josiah ingalls,.
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Point-Medard Hebert.
Perry's .MiHs-L. Perry, P. M.
Observation-Disclosures DAMS.
Fort Copington-Dr. Luc Mason.
KeeseriHe-P. p. Desmarais.
.Ausable Forks-Dr. Joseph Davignon.
N. Y, City-John Ryan, e47 Greenwich.
Buffalo, Charles Drolel, ESQ.
Rochester-W. L. Mackenzie, Esq.
Salina-Erasmus Stone, P. Nj.
Hopkinton-John Goodel.
Glenn's FaUs-Heman X. Hopkins.
WISCONSIN.
.MiIwaukie-Louis Franchere.
90 All Post-M asters who are friendly
o us and to our Cause, are requested to act
IS Agents.
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70 LuTHER X. DRURT IGAIS.-In nv
hSence last week, Communication was
admitted into our columns relative to the
fonduci Of Mr.. Drufy, which, had been
home should not have been published.
/ he man has proved himself wholly un-
eorthy Of such a notice.
H. J. THOMAS, Publisher.
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NOTICE.

ID r OKE into the enclosure Of the Subscriber
h-B small Bay Horse, Left hind foot white,
short switch tail, supposed TO be or years old,
the owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away
ETHAN DURRIN.
Swanton, 25th June, 1889. Is. BE-.
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A Blessing TO Mothers.
DR.. ". Erans's celebrated Soothing Syr-
ups for Children cutting their teeth.

NNHIS infallibe remedy has preserved hun dred
Il of children when thought past recovery, from
commissions. As soon the syrup is rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover. The preparation is
so innocent. 50 eficacious and so pleasant that 10
child will refuse to let It's gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are at the age Of four months, though
there Is appearance Of teeth, one bottle Of syrup
should be used on the gums to open The pores
Parents never should be without the syrup in the
nursery where there are young children for if
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums,
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Cenvul.ions, Fevsrs, &s.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03

0g-To OUR SURscRIBERs.-Person who are
receiving the NORTH AMERICAN shall have it for
81 so, providing they pay that sum free ofexpense
TO us, before the 4th Of July next. We want
to keep square with our paper-maker, and it takes
CASH 10 do that.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03

Who recommended d. Stacey P. NJ.
NchoIsvlle n. Y as Agent for the North
American? He is no longer our Agent
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SAMUEL HOUSTON.
Highly Important!

Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia.
bilious diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption,
coughs, colds splitting of blood, pain in the chest
and side, ulcers, female weakness, all delicate ard
mercura diseases are successfully treated at DR..
EVANS Medical Office, 100 Chatham stree,
~
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DIED,

In this town, 20lh inst, of consumption, Mr..
Thomas M. Thayer, aged 26. Printers in Mass
VT, and Ohio will please notice this.
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NEH- s CHEAP As the CHEAPEST

HUsT received general assortment Of Good,
- adapted to the season, comprsing almost
every useful article usually called ior alta Couu-
try Store, which will be sold very lew for cash or
on shof, credit TO responsible and prompt custom
ers, by
IA. VAN DUZEE SC,
Swanton Falls, June Goth, 1889.
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JULY 3.

coxrirrrp PLRsEcuTtoSs IN CANADA.
b, volunteers on Csldwell's Manor IN The
sity Of the Red blaze. went some tune
sce to the house Of one Of Her Mayes'y's
Fl. peaceahlr subjects residing there
4 n the absence Of the man, demanded
Il an, If the woman Of the house which
I a, refused; whereupon they threatened
i ,>s,ihc house down over her head u she
i ro, give II them. They succeeded IN
4hfaplng the liquor and Immediately com
/ oed Of these people for selling 'rithouf
l,,,v The fine in Canada is sal "A
,rs,s. one half Of which goes TO the com
. aasnt. He was brought before a Ma
tate who pronounced him damned
Il -ar, and hc was Of course fined. GIVE
j ,aJct il the Che,hire Republican will
boy this.
Las, week the tories threw down the
f.pees on the farm OF the man above re-
frurd 10 and turned their cattle and horses
{nta his grain, great part oil which was
bestowed. If this man should seek recon-
scase or retaliale, he would be deemed
eulny Of treason there, and Of a breach Of
1 eu,rslity here, so he must grin and bea'
II Marshal Lowry and his deputy catch
hoe are looking out for another job
Sand from under We have heard from
Hogan lately.
By the bye, speaking OF Grogan reminds
H. Of the farm he was driven from. 1t IL
bow occupied by his tory neghbors.-
)Iorses, cattle, sheep, hogs and loyallst'
sangc through his extensive fields as tho
Anew had a right to. If they belonged Il
H.. we should have some fears OF their be
~ seized with some sort Of mortal sick
less. Some sheep have been poisoned il
Ne same neighborhood by the loyaIlsts.
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To Farmers.
Wanted.
Guns! G,lns!i Guns ~


va HEREAS, certain reckless and nefsrious
w individuals this frontier seem DISPOSED
to swlnde deserters from Her Majesty's
Colony, out Of the honest value OF their
Guns, Equippage and Cartridges. The
undersigned feeling disposed tn protect
foreigners and encourage this kind OF trade.
takes this opportunity to inform all who
have the courage and patriotism 10 leave
that spool Of pestitence, !" that the highest
prices in cash will be paid at sight for the
above mentioned articles at the Kingdom
Of Swanton by
SAMUEL HOUSTON.
Swanton, June 26th, 1889.
n. B. 1t is desirable that as MANY an
possible be brought in previous to the 4th
Of July prorimo.
TNNHE subscribers have made arrangements for
H. and will keep constantly on hand a com.
plete assortment of Iown's patent turned Lasts
and Boot Trees
|. A. VAN DUZEE g. Co.
June, 1880
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We believe it is generally acknowledged by those
who have tried it, that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another COL
nmn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which it is intended Highly respectable persons,
at any tate, who have made Of il, do not hesi-
tate to give its virtues the sanction OF their names
Boston TRAVELLER.
LORENZO PERRY, .Agent,
Swanton, Vermont.
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- We are indebted 10 the pohteness of
the Hon. c. Gushing for The receipt Of
some Public Congressional Documents
for which he will accept our thanks.
- The June No. Of the Democratic
Review has just been received. viii the
Editors furnish US with The numbers OF
their valuable journals which treat upon
the Canada Question and the political ex-
ecu,ions in that unhappy country
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GK. COTE returns BIS SINCERE thtF as 60 tks
~ eitiEehs Of S~auion. for the hbs Al sucsuf.
seemeni be has met with from them sase NsYam-
Der last. He has the honor Il infofra ~ ~sp dat
hat his family has arrived from Canada ara 'h,t
he IS determined upon making rsrmancnt resi-.
denee among them, and from the peculiar circum-
stances IN which he ~ placed (hasing lost all h..
property Though the vengeance and fspacitv 9th
british tovrrnmcut) aod By paaciual attendance
upon al who call him, he hopes hat the citasn.
Of Swanton wili continue TO pasronize BIN Gail
at stnehouf's Stone Building aext door 10 Mr..
Arnold fartar's Store.
SwantoL Falls. 26h June, ls3a
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Proof positive of the efficacy Of
DR.. Exams Soothing Syrup.

To the Agent of DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup
Dear Sr-The great benefit afforded TO my suffer
ing infant from your Soothing Syrup, in a case
Of protraclsd and painful detention, must convince
every feeling parent how essential early appll-
cation Of such invaluable medicine is 10 relieve
infant misery and torture. My infant while teeth
ing, experienced such acute suferngs, that it was
attacked with convuslons, and my wife and family
supposed that death would soon release the babe
from anguish, till we procured a bottle of your
syrup; which as soon as applied TO the gums, a
wonderful change was produced, and after few
applications the child displayed obvious relief and
by continuing in its use, am glad to inform you,
renee ofthat awful complaint has since occurred
The teeth are EN- ating daily, and the child enjoys
perfect health. give you my cheerful permission
to make this Acknowledgement public, and will
gladly give any Information on this circumstance.
WV. JOHNSON
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gentleman who has made trial Of DR.. Evans
Soothing Syrup,in his amily,( Gin case of teething
chid,) wishes to state thate that he found il
tirely efectua in relieving pain in the gums, and
preventing tn consequences which sometimes fol-
low. We cheerfuly. comply with his request.
n. Y. Sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Sunday
L u night the 2olh inst. negro man, STEPHEN,
q years old, and Nancy his wife, 90 years old Ste
phen is dark colour, full large eyes, fine coune-
nance and coarse voice; his clothing is not known
as he carried off several suits. lie has suit of
o'ue broad cloth, 2 or pair Of pantsloons, home
hale Jeans, and big coat Of camblet. Nancy is
ofight 'nuaiio. with full head of hair, right arm
stun III The elbow. She has several dresses Of striped
Llnsey and others of Merno. Calico, &c. cloak of
C'rcassan and Nuns bonnet, striped. Stephen
was raised IN Botetourt county. in the family of the
beales, and had lived there and in Pocahontas coun-
" until bought him. which has been but little
more than two months. IL was owned in Pocahou-
'as' ms last place of residence, by Mr. Morpha
VINO was also the owner Of his wife, Nancy. Her
ia'her and mother are now owned by Martin Dilley,
10 or near Hunersvlle, Pocahontas county, where
'h'nk 1t is probable they will make their way, as
ey seem to have extensive acquaintance n that and
holetoutt counties. | will give the above reward if
delivered to me in Lynchburs, and pay all necessary
expenses ncurred,or if they be confined Jail so that
i get them again, THO'S LOVE
W The Buchanan Journal and Lewisbure En-
quherwll please insert the above twice and forward
'nelf accounts TO this Office for payment.
Oct "a -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
From the Trey Daily Wig.
TIE SUB TREASURY BILL.

J. We object 10 the Bill, because II centres all
poWcr over the currency aud monetary concerns Of
the country IN the hands OF The Presidenl-ihns in
creasing 10 a dangerous extent the oyershadowing
power of the EXECUTIVE and removes il from
the Representatives Of the People.
ii. We object 10 the Bill, because j, contempIar es
forcing The counr, 10 the employment ola curren-
cy EXCLUSIVELY METALLIC. " ell in the
transactions OF the general government the fiscal
operations Of the State, County, CITY and Town
governments and IN the private business transactions
Of individual citizeBs.
Ill We object 10 the Bill, because it wiI in
vastly the already enormous expenditures
Of The government, N the construction Of I'M
necessary -" rooms. rduiis anil safes for the
payment Of salaries To swarns of public Off
GERS 10 harrdsS our people and cat out their sub
stdnce"-and for HE support OF army of travel
ling Sub-Treasuers, treasury receivers, Shy
Collectors of gold and silver aud hearless reuers
OF power, who will act as political emissares aud obey
the commands oithe EXECUTIVE rather than com
ply with The WISHES Of the people,
= w. We object to the Bal, in the emphatic Ian
quage OF the Washington Gubc, when it WAS fl 81
proposed IN Coug,tss, IT EXPOSES THE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

Banks help If States will make heavy loans re-
curing annual payments Of interest Abroad tho con-
sequences should not he yis ed up that
had no hand in the mater.
The suspension of specie payments WAS not =
thing Of choice To them. but OF necessity not tho
necessity Of insolvency elher--bul OF the tunes. IL
merchant ofkno"n ability aud means il pressed
Tor ready money. which, by Of the scarcity Of
specie, he cannot obtain nj the moment iii such "
man, with properly ample and much beyond his
hcu,s, should ask m extension OF lime. what would
hr SAID OF his creditors # they should deny IL
How unreasonable and nujus, would be their course
they shonld iofce his property TO sale at Sacrifices
OF three iourihs oI ITS yaue-snd receiving ut Inst
Tess than half their dues shend leave him destitute
whcn by waiting awhile he would have been able Ia
meet his engagements to the full paving dollar for
dollar io his creditors, and preserve his estate
besides No one doubts tie ability Of the Banks to
meet all their coeagements-Nar their wiling
ness be questioned for by doing SO, their own utter
'sts would be pfomnied-Inler,sr SIS winch are link
ed with those Of society whose patronage sup
ports them. But tsry cannot guard against re-
srfses which arse from Influences. foreign and do
nestle affecting the very fountains nj business anf
producing evils which in the province Of tho
discount table 10 cause cure.
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PUBLIC TREASURE TO BE PLuNDERED
by A HUNDRED HANDS WHERE ONE
CANNOT NOW REACH IT"


V. We object to the Bin because the policy II
eontemplates, looks only To The establishment al
currency for the government and its hordes Of Office
holders. who are the subsetvicnt creatures OF the
Executive will and dependent pensioners upon
Executive bounty and because 1t does not p,o-
VIDE I = The regulation OF currency FOR THE
PEOPLE.
VI. We object to the Bin, because II il becomes
law, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the sway oi corrupt RI.
lcts and sub have the power gasp
all the specie III the couutiy-and thus break down
the Banks-dlsctedlt their notes with the people by
refusing Them In payment oi the public duos-and
desuoy entirely the system of credit which ~ the
only RELIANCE AND PROTECTION OF
TIE POOR MAN against the ayafice aud rapaeity
oil the RICH.
VII. We object To the Bill because IL creates In.
esnably an odnns aud oppressive distinction between
the currency oi the government aud tho currency 81
tho people II provides " gold and siirer' Tor the
privileged as>es,he afisiocrocg Of qticehoiders"
and leaves nothing but " pictured rags" FOR the
people,
VIII. We object To the Blll because exclusive
metallic currency will eitrcla complete revolution in
the existing and established business OF the country
-unsctil,ng he value of all property --,educing the
wages oi abot, tH Three |oarths--produe,ng stay
nation OF trade III commerce. OF agriculture. ol man
uiaelures, aud o the mechanic arls-throwIng ihou-
sands OF mechanics aud OF the hbofing e ,sses gene
tally, oui OF employ mountaineering all The public
works tor internal ,mpovemenis-aod rrosiinlirg
commetela nation.
IN, We object to the passage OF this Bill beenuss
Tor once we agree with the late Pes ant OF The lu,-
ted States--wiih many OF the leading members OF
the then national adminislinl,on--and with many Of
the prominent supporters and Intelligent friends OF
thai administration, "boh here and oiseUhere." that
the measure Is "RENOLuTlONARY. DlSOR.
CANNING, DESTRUCTIVE. aod SUBVER.
SlNE OF THE BEST INTERESTS OF OUR
COMMON COUNTRY"
\. We object 10 tho passage of the Bill, because
the federal sub Treasury scheme in The language OF
Professor Drw of William and Mar College. Viz.
GINA, rs deeded Increment backwards fotodrds he
arr Of bdrba'iSm; open declaration n tear against
NE ereht system, and deStract,re Of The most impor
tdat interests otsocietg."
Nj And finally, we jet to the Bill because II
VIII establish an immense TREASURY BANK,
founded on the treasures of The aton-consolida-
ting all power IN the hands of the central govern
ment--lnte,it,ing unlaw fully with the rights OF the
states OF our coniedcrsey-and preparing the way for
me gradual suhlng"ion OF the people under the sway
Of monarchy aud despostism.
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General Agency and Commission
Business.
rINHE subscriber offers his services 10 the public
asa General Agent and Com mission

TIME subscriber offers his services 10 the public
General Agent and Commission
Merchant, 10 wit: TO establish Revolutionary
Land. Bounty and Pension Claims for widows, who
were married prior to January, 1794-for the buy
ing and selling of every species OF Property. wheth-
rr Real or Personal. all kinds Of Country Produce
Mnicauis trees and slips, all kinds OF Stocks, &c.
&c Also, receiving and forwarding Goods aud Pro
duce, renting Of Real Estate, hiring OF N groes,
drafting of Instruments of Writing, negotiating Of
Contracts and sale ofPaper on Brokerage, &c. &c,
all of which, and 10 fine, every other Kind of bust
ness that may come within Tie puryiew OF an Agent.
will be transacted on the most reasonable terms, and
with the utmost despatch.
Believing that the present and increasing popna.
ton of the town Of Lynchburg, and the conse-
quent stare Of commercial importance 1t must arrive
IA, from lis commanding location, its extensive back
country for support the very heavy crop of produce
that grown the present year, and the general spI
ri Of agricultural improvement that is abroad in the
surrounding country, together with the anticipated
and speedy completion OF the James River and IA
nawha Canal 10 Tins place, Ieudcis establishment
of this kind. conducted on moderate commissions,
desirable in this place at the present Time. The sub
scrbet's Office will be kcpttwo doors from kyle's
corner leading 10 the Washington Hotel.
ROBERT Ii. GRAY.
Orr %