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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
TO FARMERS, WOOL-GROWERS
AND LUMBERMEN.

1NIE subscribers offer for sale valuable tract OF rich
l. md heavily -tmbered land, lying at the northwest
of Redding WRdSOr Co. ~, bounding on the nes
of Woodstock, Plymouth, and Brdgwater distant about
miles from the latter village and about or III from WOOD
stock Green Said tract consists of $40 by measure
en Is 100 Of which have recently been cleared and
are now in good pasurage and is known by the Ct
the Governors Reservation The remainder is covered
with its original growth Of TIMBER the greater portion Of
which very heavy aud OF first rate Huay consisting Of
Spruce, Hemlock, Maple Birch, Bass and Ashmuch Of
the latter of superior quality There is also on il one OF
the best Sugar Orchards in the county Of Windsor. There
is on said land neat we-bu Cottage 20 by Sc tet,
finished papered and painted with good cellar under the
whOle-wth convenient shed II by As feet and barn
30 by 40 feet, all AlsO Saw-mill, which has been
built about years and in good repair, with the eXccp
ton of a tring damage by lrcshet 1t is allowed that
here sufficient supply of timber on this lot to wear
out two new mills and is of easy draft the ground being
nearly all descending to the mill The land is well situa
ted to he divided into three farms and the buildings To-
Gated avorably such arrangements USED all TO-
gcher as one rsrate sheep farm for which it was de-
sgned-hc soil being OF suitable nature for raising wheat
rye oats and barley, for pasurase. rare chance IL
here presented any person wishing to embark in either
all Of the above kinds OF bsiness-he facilities for each
being abundant and of the host quality The terms VIII
he reasonable and long credit gycn If required Tor part
of the purchase money.
Further particulars may be known by application 10
Hon. 4. HuTCnISsoN, of Woodstock Green 7. r. HAM
uoNp, Esg. of West Windsor, DAVID HAMMoND, Esq.
Post Master Reading, Vt.
T. The property may be seen on application TO the above
gentlemen. IONA. HARTNFII"
JAMES l.. HARTWELL.
Lueton, Middesex Co. Mass. Feb. 6, le4l. A
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
AyETION!!

vENIE well known TAVERN STAND situated in the South
VILLAGE of Woodstock, on the Stage Road leading from
Woo lstock @ -ern, Springfield W., and Chlrlc,town
N.I-hinngin. To h. Estate Of E1akc Pear'onSand now
OCCUPIED by Girn Persons, is offered for sale The con
yenclt AMI r>irnhls location Of said Stand and the con
sclcnt run Of custom II will Hlwls receive there
no Othcr Tavern in the yagenrcd not be stated ~ lh'
advertisements for any person wishing such stand, an'
thu, too Mt greai Jlryln learn all such facts by ap
pl ing the premises.
Ifstl stin Is disposed NJ nj private sale prevons
II will he sold AZ auction saturday, the >t day OF May
n.y Mt one oclnck r. M.\lso on the premises II, tn
sane time will h. soil ut auction, vaoS articles olhnse
hold furniture, &C. &c. GAl.EN PEAhsoNS'
~, Wondsiock Auril 6, lalO 1852 Executor.
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


IN and after MONDAY, March 90, l8il, The passenger
" trains will run AS follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToN
At IA AM At IA I'm. At Am. At2r.M,
At 10 Ia AM At pm. At ii AM. At 81 p. NJ.
LEAVE LOWELL
At IA AN. At IL il r.N, tt3 ii Pm, At Pm.
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
WAY PASSENGERS taken at Tyngsboroush and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will he conveyed to the Cars free of expense, by leaving
their at the Railroad Ticket Office, and passengers
arriving ut Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con-
yGycd to any part Of the city without charge.
ra.o From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
i"'- From Nashua, to Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival of the cars nj Nashua, stages leave for al
part Of New-ilampshlreN Vermont New-Nork and Canada
vim Amoskcas, Concord Kcene, Charcstown, n. H., Wind
sor, aud BrattlebOrO, VI.
Rocks nru Kent in ,osroN at the Stage Office No. AM
II Eln-strec- in LOWELL, at the Railroad and Stag,
Office in front o the Depot where seats can be secured il
any OF the Coaches, and correct Information obtained
respecting the different stage rOuts
ONsLoW sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua March 10, lslO.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpota
Charlcstown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays eNcep
ted.)
All goods to be transported the Rail Road, goin
above Lowell, must he sent to the COmpany's Frtlgh
Depot, Churltstown, mt the end OtWarrcn Bridge.
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains must b
sent To the Depot rs early rs the evening before.
The Company having provided large ana comlnodiou
Store Houses both ut Nashua and Chuesown, and hay
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportntio
OF Merchandise, give notice that they are now prepare
to rasport all Goods, and Country Produce which may b
forwarded 10 their Depo,s, and for this purpose hav
furnished snit and covered which will perfectly 81
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced me
take charge al the Transportation business at the DE
pots and to accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not only to accOnmodat
the public but to extend every hctt in their power
both Teamstes aud Mcrchans,and have fixed upon til
! following ui Frcight
81, 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Low
ell
All Regular Tcumsters running to the cars will be en-
rcd the road between Nashua and Charestown enc
| wuy free of EXPENSE. AZ
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NOTICE. WARREN n MUTE would respectfully
~ give notice to their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks Val
Uses aud Carpet Bags and all other articles IN their line OF
business to suit customers ut their old stuhdas they III
tend suit in order to get living by their busi-
ness-and they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for n continuance
Woodstock, May 3, l6i0. 1-tf
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7 lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post or
IL fee at Woodstock, W., March 81, 1871.
Rosetta Angel Benz II KimbaR--2
Obed Adams ID w Hing
Ira II Bennett Oren Luce
Sally Burke John l.uii
Crastus O Barnes Daniel Lockw God
Ann Benson Jabez Markham
Volney Bailey Andrews Leonard
Aaron Barnes y T Mackreas
Mary Bragg Thomas Mclaughlin
Xilphn Buchanan Samuel Markham
David Bosworlh Edwin Nann
Russell brewster Daniel Melcalf
Joseph f Curtis Peter Orio
Charles T Coston Walter Pense-2
Geo W Chumber,in Lorenzo Pressy
Maria Carswell James NJ Preston-2
Nathan Cuflin Martha Perkins
James COwen Avah Z Perkins
Fred e Cobb Francis Parker
Hannah p Colby Lucy S Perkins
Luther B Gushing George Raymond
Sarah Clark ID r Richard
Ennice Dunbar Converse & Richard
VIM Douse-2 Iysander Raymond
Emily NJ Dewey Charles Smith
Roger Enos-2 Jenimn Simonds
Alden c English Elias Silleway
Russell Fitch ii b Smith
n X or ] A Further Lorenzo Tasgert
John Granaer--2 Hannah TewkshuSy
Samuel Gibbs Sarah Torrey
Martin Gilbert Jeremiah Thomas
Philip Hammond Mary Ann Towksbury
Thomas Humphrey Benjamin Thompson
Roswell Humphrey VIM II Vose
! Hannah + lagar Geo W Nanduzee
Nathan !. Holt Samuel VIM
Eruslus llrfon Jefferson wilson
Laura Hutchinson John Walker
l'riah Hayes Benz Woods
Ephrnim lnsraham Asa Waters-2
Mrs William Knox
| IL VI, u IL
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II. no W a RID

WOULD remind his numerous friends and patrons that,
w rs in times past, in time to come he viii DO all
sorts of FAsHIoSABLE TAILORING, on the shortest notice,
and in Hile better sly than he elsew here had
o. For particulars, see large bills.
NoTA BENE.-The present CRISIS COmpels call for an
immediate settlement Of all accounts Of more than one
years standing.
Windsor Feb'y ., ls4l.
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ATTHES SIGN OF OLD TIME.

u USSEII Il CLARKE, Watch-makcrs and Jewellers,
IN directly opposite Whitney hotel Woodstock, Vt
keep constantly hand, for sale general assortment OF
Clocks Watches and Jewclry. Watches and Time Pieces
of all description repaired and warranted 10 perform WE'LL
reasonable Also Music RnNes and AccordOns
repaired and tuned on short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail otherwise willrccciye
immediate attention.
May Z, lSl0 LIFT
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Woodstock VT, March 90, Ill
i MON Il GU Sc,
MONTPELIER, VT

TNIIE subscriber would respectively inform the public
that he has taken the above named House, and that
the establishment has been fitted up in good styehr Hat
himself that entire satisfaction viii he given TO all vC
may favor him with n call Ever grateful to his old and
numerous Customers WIN paroi7rh him WIN" t"sr
ing the Stage House, at Danvc for more than ten yenrs
past he sill hopes that they viii continue their fyOrs the
UNION House., and he respectfully invites his present pat
and the travelling public generally, when visiting I'll,
Capitol call on him. pedgg himself that his house sha
be kept clean quiet aud peacrlble manner and that he
will do his best endcavors render the stay Of his
pleasant and comfortable. JNO. KELSEY.
MOutpplier Dec. 2l, $40 35-tf
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TYSON FURNACE,


HNIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of
the public, dealers in stoves, Iron ware SC To the
manuaC OF this establishment, Within three wears
Blast Furnace, and all the buildings machinery have been
built and pat in operation necessary to manufacture iron
and put the forms of castings required for this
market. In this time more than tw0huRdrtG tons OF GOOD
oundy metal has been made at these works. The facilities
this place for working iron such Ocnable the pro-
preior to compete successfully with other manufacturers
this country and the Blast Furnace having been in OPP
GRAFTON for several months and now making than
thirty tons Oi excellent soft metal per week, furnishes
supply of Stoves, stove plate llalowwarc Cauldr0n,
and every variety Castings and ri. Iron Of superior quail
ity, on the most favorable terms, to dealers
supply OF the much approved WOOsOn Improved COOl
stove, with air tight furnace, Badger, Haywards The
Rcycrtibc Hue Premium, several patterns elevated
Cook Stoves aud other patterns adapted the dieren
markets. all sizes six plate or Box StUye,, Vermont Par
lors, much cmbclshed and improved, iiasp Parlor new
aud beautiful pattern, (Which for symmetry and taste,
pronounced superior to any thing O the kind in the mar
ket1 iloll0w-ware, Fire Frames &C. &c, now on hand an
will be Sold on favorable terms, at very reduced prices Il
dealers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
A II RiV ED {!

DR ~ HARRIS would respectfully inform his friends
~ that he has Just arrived in Woodstock, aud taken
rooms at Allaas. lie oilers his professional services Ia
the public for sho, time, and hopes t" be favored WIN
continuation of the patronage heretofore literally be-
slowed upon him. ~
hnrl 7. i9-V
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From the NeW-Y Yorker.
THE TuOUGHT-HAUNTED.
by c, G. EAs TMAS,

by L NJ
IcANNor flee it! it doth seem
As 'twere itself life,
That hath its being in my own
thing of fear and striej
II never leaves me! IL hath stamped
Itself upon my brow
II would almost be bereavement, for
That Thought to leave me now.
The Magi's page--thc mystic arts
OF men who we sought To tell
Our strange and hidden destiny,
By star and crucible--
The thoughts of those who we struggled with
The dark and the unknown,
Who We wat he'd the secret springs oil lie,
For years we made my own.
I've stood upon the Apprentices,
Where famed lepanto swells,
And where Marmora heaves her heart
Along the Dardanclles;
Where, round her stern and ice-bound capes
The freezing Arctic sweeps;
Where, still above her persisted bride
The Adratic wceps;
Amid her ruins, who was once,
The mistress Of the worldi
Where, for the Banner OF the Cross,
The battle-aNe was hurled;
Upon that halowed mount, where erst,
The God OF Abraham spoke,
And ON the hill where tabled JUve
His wra,hlul thunders broke;
On AsisS sands, where silence rule,
Vita unmOleScd reigni
Beneath the MnSltm'S miHaret;
Beside the Pagan fame;
Where scarce the mir that hreathes upon
The Isles of Greece is free
Bat, like Presence, was that Thought,
Forever unto me!
1t haunls me in the forest shade;
1t haunls me where the roar
Ofru,hng mutitudes is like
The sea upon the shore;
Ii haunts me in tn blaze of day,
And when, IN ltla's sleeps,
Her watch above her lOver-bOy,
The fbled !luntress Keeps.
| cannot fee IT, when n hoy
Ii came into my brain;
And scarce, but that, n memory now
OF childhood doth remain;
All else of life hath been 10 feed
That vampire I'M my heart
" will never leave me-! never! no,
Ii never will depart.
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200 TONS NO. /. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures If the establishment will for quality Of
metal and style of workmanship be executed to the entire
satisfaction Of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should be forwarded early IN
the season. All communications addressed to the suhcsr
Der at - son Furnace r. d. Windsor Co. W., will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
AUGUSTUsH HAVEN, agent,
Tyson Furnace, August, - lel0. I1-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
MONDAY MORNING, 2 O'clock
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.

This mornings mail brought the important but
not altogether unexpected intelligence of the death
of William Henry Harrison, President of the Uni
ted States. From circular, signed by all the
heads of the departments, we learn that he expired
at half past IL o'clock on Saturday night, and that
' he was calm and resigned. ~. Y. Ntw Era.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

mrs. BURNELL Il CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nership in the practice Of Ply sic and Surgery ant
will for the present, be found III their respective places
residence.
Dec lSl0. 3i-u
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NEW GOODS.

TENIE subscriber has received general assortment o
goods, which will be sold cheap for cash, up
proved credit Please call and have also hand
large lot of old notes and accounts which must be dis
posed Of within short time \ 10 mistake
r, No ILHiNSON, Jr
Woodstock, VI October Q, 1910. "a
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T.. lad l. AN,
yIrOULD respectfully inform his ireids and the public,
w that he still continues the manufacture OF
PIIYO FORTES,
nj the old stand in MrLauehlins Building nearly oppos,
Whitneys Hotel All Pidnos warranted, ~ tone and
work nanshp, not to be interior To those hinc'utu III
Dnston ar Ncw York and will be sold a, cheap nstr-
ment, the same workmanship can be purchased III any
Of the cities.
Woodstock. April 3, lsil 49-i
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T lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OIlir'
IL at Springfield, W., March 81, lsll.
Edmund Allen Sophia McMurphy
Martha BiSbee Ellen Morris
Amy RiXby John Nevlns
Arson Esbce Milo Parker
Joseph A Burt Foster Parker
Ash Ball Temple w Parker
Enos Brown Samuel Parker
Harriet Cady Geo G Powers
Jerusha Damon Charles Powers
James Davidson rIlny NJ runan
Davidson & Parks Simon Peasley
Samuel h Fisher Samuel Rumril
Emily Gowing Joseph Snilh
March Gowing Jonas Spencer
Horace Grout J II Spencer
Stillmun Could Sally Spencer
VI Gri.wod Thomas Smith
Hiram liarlow-2 RoSina c Shedd
LD Harlow Amasa 'paiord
Charles Holt Theodore VI Spicer
Kimhall Howard Alnira Tower
| II W lloughon Henry I. Thornton
Amos Holden Addison Ware
| II Holden J 4 J Warren
Samuel lulchins Jesse Warren
Calvin Hubbard Josiah Wells
Chester johnson James |. West
John knights Luke Williams
Joel Kueelund-2 Ezra G Winchester
Be,sev Latham Peter White
Auguslin Lane William W Whitney
p Lyands Oliver X Wymnn
q & { Merriam
GEO. U.4SHB URN, p. NJ
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WANTED, Old gold silver. brass copper, and pewter
w for which the highest price vii be paid ~ exchange
for goods or work. J. NJ. MikDoCh.
Sept. %, ltl1
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Il. IA. BAILEY

LAS removed to the shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher DR. where he Manufactures and keeps for sale
all kinds OF Silver Ware, sncl rs Tea, Table Dessert
salt and Mustard Spoons Cream Ladies' Sugar TOngs,
pattern made in the best and warrcnted to fit the
eye.
The above articles he will sell as low at wholesale or
Retnle as can he purchased ia New York, BOSTON.
Particular attention paid to the repairing OF spoons
Spectaclts aud all other job work.
All orders by mail otherwise will meet with mme
datG attention.
Cash paid for old gold aud silver,
Woodstock, Dec. II, 1870 236m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

nERFUMERY of all kinds, shaving soap, &c, can be
i had ut the variety store of j. II. MURDOCH.
Sept. 90.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

TNOYS. The subscriber has Just received the most
tensve variety OF chdrens toys, offered for sale
in this vicinity. Call and see. J. II. MURDOCH.
Sent. %,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

AIDES Kid Slips slwsys hand and for sale at the
LLowcsi prices, by Q. A. BRYANT Wv
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

I lSTOr LEr TIERS remaining in the Post Office
~ at Brdgwa,er, w., March 81, 1911.
is,a Ellison Adeine F. Johnson
Franklin Briggs Thomas knowton
Amos Butler Lysander w knight
Joshua Bryan, Joseph Leach
Geo A r Bis.ell John Mower
israel Blake Jonathan Nlourton
David Burk Amos Mclaughlin
Joseph Billings NJ Montague
Alzina Bassc,t Alpha Pratt--2
Stephen Capron J. ID Potter
Joseph Cummings Edward Pratt
CYNTHIA Case James Russell
Richard Cley Michael Shaw
Martini Davis Jonah Stenrns
Samuel Eaton Levi Shnrt'f
Lucinda Fletcher Alden ShurtllF
Dornda Fletcher Abigail ropliIf
Isaac b Gates-2 Julia Ann Thomson
Charles Golf Joseph J. Vase
Newell VI Green james Willis
Emery A Head Franklin Woodbury.
b lIemerway Jedediah Hammond
f. HENRY p. NJ
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
JyIIE partnership heretofore existing under the rm o.
| Adams Il Roby, is this day by NATURAL consent dsso
we'd The demands of said firm will be settled by said
Roby who is authorized to adjust the same Immediate
payment is requested on all demands due
ALBERT ADAMS.
JOHN II. ROBN.
Woodstock, Dec lG, ls4O.
The subscriber has this day purchased all the interest OF
said Adams in the property OF the late firm of Adams *
Roby and will carry on business alone nj the old stand
JOHN ii. ROBf.
Woodstock, Dec lG, 1870. o5-u
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DISSOLUTION.

TNIIE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
i STEELE d BADLAM, Is this day dissolved by mi
tual consent
Woodstock, April g. 1911. f9'3w
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MUSIC. An extensive and beautiful variety Of p0pua
wi music, just received, and for sale BY .,,,.
Sept. 90. J. II. MuRDoCk'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09
NOTICE.

H. accounts due the subscriber gilmore than one years
"A standing must be settled Immediately. Special con-
ract. excepted. JUN RANDALL.
Woodstock, VT, July 81 1910. 1911
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7 lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
IL at Barnard VI, March 81, lsil.
Samuel Adams AFRO ID Luce
Hiram Berde A B Larrabee
Mary A Blasdel Mynck
Rober, q Chamherlin Lydia Maynard
Ira Coolidge Horace Nerd
John Cummings Dmnihh Newton
John Freeman Gilbert Richmond
George Gerry Irphanihh sherman
IIillon IIuntoon John strong
James Gates Zeb Twitchel
Asahel Holmes Mp Thompson
Leonard or VIM Harlow Samuel Wood
John Gall Willard Wight
Samuel Gibbs Ilumphry Wheelock
Ephram D Greedy Mary Winslow
Lewis Lernsrd
D.a.N'FORTH, p. W.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-09

NOTlCE.-O, A. BRYANT& co. have few barrels OF
" Clear Pork which they will sell ut retail for cash.
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Tlia CAMDEN JOURNAL.
oAMDEM, S. CAROLINA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST is, ls4l

We have nothing Of importance to record, as
having transpred in either House Of Congress since
our last, except the passage by the House of Re.
ureseptatiyes of the Bill repeating the Subtreasury
Law. The business Of both Houses has progressed
but slowly, compared with the previous rapidity
with which measures have been hurried through,
since the bill incorporating the Fiscal Bank, has
been in the hands Of the President. This bill was
placed in his hands on the 9Th instant, and up to
this time (Monday evening" we are without adviccs
as to its fate At our latest dates the most intense
anxiety was felt at Washington, an anxiety which
We believe pervades the whole country, as to the
course the President would pursue. 1t seems now
however, to be generally believed by both the adhe'
ronts and opponents Of the present administration
that he will interpose the veto. and defeat the bill
2 We shall probably know the result in time to give
it to our readers in this paper, and we need moi say
how much pleasure we should take in recording the
facf that Joas. TYLER, had remained firm and stead.
fast in maintaining the piinciplci which he has al al.
ways advocated, in relation to National Bank.
rWes have waited until the arrival Of the North
ern mail this evening Tuesday with the hope being
able to inform our readers of the fate Of the Bank
Bill. Our, dates from Washington are to the eve.
ming Of the 18th, at which tmo tho bill was still IN
the hands of the President.
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IN THE COMMON PL EASsi
SUMTER DISTRICT. s.
Crane & Conway, :sa, ~. sS:
: vs. 3um Fro.

j. j.. Richardson.Ssl,. y, -, q ;;5ffi,s:. $50,
J.J. Richardson the Defendant, who
is in custody of the Sheriff Of said DfS.
trict by virtue of the above stated case,
having, in order to entitle himself TO tho
benefit of the Act, entitled "an Act for,
the more effectual relief OF insolycnt
debtors" &C., filed a schedple of BIS whole.
estate in the Office of the Clerk Of the,
Court Of the said District. =:
Notice is hereby given 10 the said Crane
g. Conway, and to all other creditors of.
the said J. J. Richardson, to whom he
may be indebted, personally or By attor.S
ney, to appear at the Court Of Common,
Pleas for Sumter District. ., Sumter
Cour. House on the (4.h) fourth day Of
Nov smber next before one of the Assoc
ciate Judges Of the State of South Caroli.t
ma, then and there to- shew cause, il any
they can, why the estate and effects men.
toned in the said schedule should not be 2
assigned, and the said defendant liberated
agreeabIy to the said Act.
JAMES PARSONS. c. G. r.
Office of the Common Pleas, a =
Sumter c. H. Aug. 2. 1s4l. 5
Printers fee. sl2l
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so DOLLARS REWARD.

Twill pay fifty doIlars for The delivery
of my boy George To me. at Longtown,
Fairfield District, S. c. or thirty dollars
for Judging him in any Jail withinforma,ion
of the same. George runaway on the l4th
of May last, is about 35 years of age, 5
feet, 8 or 10 inches high, dark complexion,
with very high forehead, partially bald.
He ranaway last spring, and was lodged in
Lexington Jail, N. c. and will likely make
for North Carolina or Virginia. Informa.
.ion may be forwa,ded.o Camden, S; q.
Nj. S. PERRY. .
Aug. Is. ls4l. ti31
n[The Cheraw Gazette, Raleigh Star
Carolina Walchman and Mecklenburg JEFF
fersonian will insert the above three times
and forward their bills to this Office.