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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-25

"t0Nf0n" IS Wf PlTfnf OF S1Iefy
An attack of the PILES may be positively prevented by
usins when the prcmouitory symptoms ie the cce-
bratcd HAYS LlNlMENT There are more than one
hundred pcOTe in this CITY, and in the United States an
immense number who have suffered bcv endurance hy
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks by apply ing this Limcnt when they feel amy
symptoms fits approac Of this there is most perfect
proof
D. None Genuine without the name Of CovsTGCE & Co..
written ON the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold at No. FlCtCher-srce, n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Vt BY
SLY 4. HUTCHINSON In
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31eetrp.
JUNE.
By w. c. BRYANT.

Igazed upon the glorious sky
And the green mountains round;
And thought, that when | came 20 lie
Within the silent ground,
'Twcre pleasant, that in flowery June
When brooks set up cheerful tune,
And groves II joyous sound,
The sections hand, my grave to make,
The rich, green mountain turf should break.
A call within the frozen mound,
A coffin borne through sleet,
And icy clods above it rolled,
While fierce the tempest beat
Away will not think Of these
Blue be the sky and soft the breeze,
Earth green beneath the feet,
And the damp mould gently prest
Into my narrow place of rest
There, thought the long, long summer hours,
The golden light should lie,
And thick young herbs and groups of flowers
Stand in their beauty by,
The oriole should build and tell
His love tale, close beside my cell;
The idle butterfly
Should rest him there, and there be heard
The housewife bee and hummins bird.
And what, if cheerful shouts, at noon,
Come liom the village sent,
Or songs of maids, beneath the moon,
With fairy laughter blent,
And what, if in the evening light,
Betrothed loves walk in sight
OF my low monument
I would the lovely scene around
Might know no sadder sight nor sound.
know, know should not see
The seasons glorious show,
Nor would its brightness shine for me,
Nor would its mild music flow;
But ifaround my place of sleep,
The friends love should come TO weep,
They might not haste to 20,
Soft airs, and songs, and light, and bloom,
Should keep them lingering by my tomb.
These to their softcned hearts should bear
The thought of what had been,
And speal, Of one who cannot share
The gladness of the scenes
Whose part in all The pomp that fills
The circuit of the summer hills,
is-lhat his grave is green;
And deeply would their hearts rejoice
To hear, again, his living voice.
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OF THE HEAD HAIR.

STRANGE it is that persons who attend strictly to person.
al cleanliness, baths, &c. should neglect the eadhe hair
the most esscntiul-he most eNpOsed--aud the most
beautiful, when properly cared for of all the gins OF the
Creator. Perfectly free may il be kept of dandrul or
scurf with certainty that the hair cannot full out by the
use of the Balm OF Columbia. Ladies' will you make your
toilet without the article! answer iCarlGss-nO If you
have once tried and experienced It's purify ing eltcss
sweet perfume.
hundred facts have been put forth the credit this
the only lrs-the only really valuable article mass
uftesmOny from all classes to these facts.
The positive qualities of Oldrdge's Balm of Columbia,
are us follows:
LIST, For infants, keeping the head free from scuri and
causing II luNuTiant growth of hair.
3D. For ladies, after childbirth, restoring the skim to its
original strength and irmness and preventing the falling
out of the hair.
3D. For any person recovering from any debility the same
elect is produced.
4th fused in infancy ill good growth is started it
may be preserved by attention to the latest period c
9Th 1t frees the head from danGn strengthens the roots,
mpars health and ygOr To the circuatOn and prevents
The hair rom changing color or getting gray.
9TH II causes the hair To curl beautifully when done up
in il over night No ladies' toilet should ever he made
without it.
9TH. Children who may have by any means contracted
verminc in the head Immediately cured of them by its
use. 1t is iuallibc.
LOOK OUT Counerieits are abroad--look always for
the name of COMSTOCK ~ CO., on the splendid wrap.
pcrs, and never buy it without that name.
From the Boston Chronicle, Jan.lO.
II We sec by an advertisement IN another column that
Mt>sIs tOnslOCh ~ lO', inc American Agents Tor Oh
bridges Balm OF Columbia, have deputies to sell that arti.
Gle in Boston and cewhere-We know lady of this city
whose hair was nearly gone expose entirely her
chronological Developments, which, considering that they
bcIokcncd most amiubIr dispositions was not in reality
very unfortunate Nevertheless she mourcd the loss OF
locks that she had wor and after years utcss
to aledrestoatyes purchased, some months ago
bottle two Of Oldrgcs Balm and She has now ringlets
in rich prOisiOn, glossy. and Olavcn hackness We are
not punmg-nonc of the commodity has been sent to us
and indeed, we do not want amy, for though we
bgcd to wear wig year ago, we have now through its
virtue, hair enough and of pussabe quality, of our own
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
conntcctcr Let ncycrhc purchased unless it have the
name OF l.. :. COMSTOCK, or the signature Of COM
STOCK d Co. on splendid wrapper This is the only
external test that will secure the public from deception
Address COMSTOCK d GO.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. FletCher-strect.
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hrs. BURNEIL & CASTLE, have entered into part
~ ncrshp In the practice Of Physc and Surgery and
WILL for the present. be found at their respective places OF
residence.
Dec. 1910. 3,u
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE.

THSIE subscriber having ontracted with Mr. S, l.. Chase
for the right OF his stove Tor the County of Windsor
brgs leaves to call the attention of the public to the same
The stove hey Ond doubt economical convenient
than any other cooking stove in 1t is conycnient be
cause OF It's peculiar construction, and economical the
reason That Will save three Orls Of the fuel necessary TO
be consumed in other stoves in order DO equal IL
mount OF cooking. 1t contains two Of large Gimcn
slOnsWc can IN an instant have the temperatures chan
se by hampers us 10 be adapted 10 baking roasting the
most delicate well the cOursest food. The boiling de-
department is perfect in every point view. Six boilers
can be used at time, The brOng department is
struced thai, the smoke is suffered pass into the
room being convey ed directly into the stove. Owing to
the peculiarly of the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates the heat from the fire chamber suffered TO
pass directly into the pipe, while all the coolest air in the
stove discharged This done by air chamber FORE.
rarely Ing the air and smoke after it has parted with its heat
and in such manner TO produce very strong draught
thus all the heat generated must he applied prac
tica purpose.
In proof othe above, have connected with this advert
snent the following certificates from gentlemen Ofundoub-
cd character who using the in this vicinity
The stoves will be kept constantly hand aud for sale
by, TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July nth 1910,
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Vice stngs US even in our pleasures, bu, virtue
consoles us even in our pains.-Lacon.
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Woodstock w., March %, ISL.

MUSIC. An extensive and beautiful yarici, of popular
vi music, just received, and for sale by
Sept %. j. II. MURDOCH
WANTED, old eold silver, brass copper. and pewter
w for which the hshcs! price vii be paid, iu exchange
for goods u, work. J. II. MURDOCH,
Sept. %, $50
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CERTIFICATES.

hrSr-l nave used one OF your Cooking Stoves, in M
l lur so'e 'lne past me stove Is all mat you nav
o''''o'"cu " " NC aHui cel II my ouly 10 slae tli
i'on''"c, IL ohe Oh 'he most important WtchN0HS uih'
my EhoGIedye' Beng sample in CONSTRUCTION and coI
& H.. JO' a. ut,' 1t 10 oe d oHF"O, ana wen cue,
"'c" SioN'' from 'hc lact hhl OthHue WOua SAFE
Plrt o. lne n.o't WI%HM one 9tdr IN addition TO- IN
many co"cfhHcGS which possesses orer all OIL
u SoteS III u nave no hesitation III reconmchdsi
r"'"t" view nu'eFy one WhGhIr IhGy Grean
| '"yT W ''Nt "U "'iier stoves fAlL HOWE
Woodstock VT, June 18th 1870
This ccrti1cs that have used = LChascs Cooking stov
io' al lht purposes OF COOKING washing &c usual IN an
vs. anu iu 1t 10 DC 'ne most fc'"om'cm ana cGhtth"h
u"oMs SI"Ir Mti nave ever used or seen ana rom OK
rii'' III" 'i"l II requires no more nan one J0"Ft
~ ,n' - ',I'SS"y 10 ot coS"WtH ~ "@y o"cr coz"
So't Nth a't ustu OF seen cGicHt0ttd 10 d'd tqHd
,Ii"r or h xxx 81 ma T ToV' 49,, ~ 'u s'oNo s'aIuss an
." '" ''o Nl'" III uSc ''S ohAt ana roast hunlIdo
mu'' -" WI" WIG s'oNt y oHO"t HJd"" ana Wonl
stoves. y W "'' P''I ~ y II, ,v TTT' y
WnnJ.tocL V, L,i, Io,b 18Th 90 "' WA
,1 C,
".' - u, n'uso'-i''is useG your cooking stove y
~! "",'l 'ol some ,,le past ana hhlhg II worthy OF al
E ,S L, a.? oi W t'"u ''1 CONSIDER IT TO pe o,
Of %'o,e ~ uSc nnhs us'd Nor an ih
PWro'v' VI ,o"hi"g slth MS baking, roasting, hoiIn!
"inE ~ can coiuenuy assert mat pont Ut ccoh
Kind which has come to my knowledge. The stoves i,
IoS, t"%e"toH"y c'fhidfd Tor every culinary purpose
Wy MUMMY uit remarkably WEI! pcuscd with lhebrOHiHg
d le Stove none OF the smoke being suffered
"uuHeW', 'tfy On, Fo1m' 60, 49,. HERAh LtLL,
Noo"s'o'N' N'' JNv laIh 1910
Mr.. Chasc,--Sr After having used yGnr cooking stove
Noe, in my family Tor sufficient time To have liy sntis
lied seIt Of its usefulness am preparrd 10 cxrs IN
opinion that il Is protcra6lc to am CuuKlNG SIoyr nj
wH'r" i""'t hAo"tGFc' lhesayins olue, the amount
oI ouS'nsS lnNt VA! be accomplished by it, the uses Of
"n'h hC hrarh Is susceptible ana all lis advantages Ia
s,n @Sf rn EHarr ~ ~ ny ESTIMATION DECIDEDLY
SUPERIOR TO ANY ONE NOW IN Use. | think that
ios o,iI ~ Tn' WWI I.m,-c mt
such an article '' " ''"''""''! ""''' I''e" "o'"
I,eprp 1,yrN
VooI.,oc, Y, No, TO- ,s,o 'A''L" hAAEN'
hovo ,scI o,.o ar ,,,,.,,, =, ,,. .,.- 4,
Inst o,,ohcr o,I L u.H'E "'eS w. = siuce
Liro - I",, s, IN y" m,S''.un II, Lc,ol,hulls aN
In Ms ,cf,i, rn It" ,tsp'.1 'l' ulN now ~ use
in, "a, n rnn nyo r , ''nSo ue'lNtu from INV,
c Nv" TO-" "i,n', una 'c SSs OF ontnl OF the fuel
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'INOIS The subscriber has Just received the most ex-
tensive variety OF chdrens toys, offered for sale
in this vicinity. Call and see. J. H. MURDOCH
Sent. %.
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Man is the master of his own dcsliny.-Cousin.
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AGENCIES.
=. l.. BARKER. No. 3is - River Street, Troy, v Y.
TIIADEus POMEROY, in Exchange Building, Corner
Of Exchange n Market Street Albany, n. y.
FuR sNLE ny
T. HUTCHINSON Ir. Woodstock, VI.
s.. n e. u. CfIAMDERLIN, Barnard, Vt.
MERRlCK GAY. Stockbridgc, Vt
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-14
PUBLIUs.
FOR THE MAprsoNrAN.


DEAR Sin: The Editors of the Intelligencer hold
up their hands in affected astonshment at certain
marks Of yours in the Madisonian Of Thursday; re-
marks which saw with unmingled appreciation, who
opposed to Jackson's administration throughout
its whole course. These remarks are, as you well de-
nominate them truisms. To suppose that the Execu-
tive can get along with men whose opinions do not,
all material points, coincide with his own, is in
deed most gross denial Of the plain principles of
common sense If men, who are his Prime Ministers,
do not intend to aid the President in his views, conf
dentiay associated with him they are in relation
to all the important measures Of the Government,
why would they wish to remain in that position with
an intent to thwart him the more efectually in his
views from the advantages for doing 50 which that
position affords For what else That they may
be the Executive really, and the President cipher
that he may be held to responsibility, he will be, for
the measures recommended by them, while his oion
measures are opposed by them for the very suppo
ston now referred to, they must be either false to
their principles or in opposition TO the President
But sir men Of delcacy and real principle will not
wish to stand for day in such equivoca position
they necessarily placed if they cannot concur
with the President in all material measures Men
who "wiling to do mean things for profit but none
for glory" as has been said of the cunning Mazarin
and Walpole may be entirely willing to occupy such
position; men of TRUTH candor, openness, and at
tachment TO great principles, never. The indecacy
of being, members of the Cabinet are, confidential
advisers and opponents of the Presidents main views,
is obvious too obvious one would think to need any
comment except for those who can be reconciled TO
moral debasement by honor and emolument. 1t might
suit well such class Of friends the poet describes,
who
Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer,
And without sneering teach the rest to sneer'
Not with such friends with such aid can any Presi
dent promote the real welfare oh country main
tain his honor sustain his own principles con-
duct successfully his administration Of public affairs
The President cipher indeed the Constitution
never meant him to be such, and he must have most
inadequate conception of his duties and his dignity il
he suffers himself to be surrounded by confidential
PHOCION.
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has no right to say to State if she does not uncon-
dtonally dissent 10 the exercise Of power within
her borders that her assent will be assumed and act
ed on The very Consultation which confers full
legislative powers Congress over the Territories
curtails those powers rather defines and fixes the
extent Of them over the States. The same instru-
ment prescribes the manner in which the powers Of
the General Government may be enlarged by the ac-
ton of the States. 1t is true, have seem that
the Constitution does recognize the principle of
abng Congress TO exercise a jurisdiction, which,
without the consent of the State il could not right
fully exercise, and Of enlarging its powers. That
consent of the State, though must be ascertained by
her acting and not by her not acting that is, "by
the consent of the Legislature Of the State in which
fort or an arsenal is to be erected. And so only,
if at ALL should and must the consent Of State to
the introduction of branch Of the Fiscal Agent be
rghtfully sscertained and brought within any re-,
States. f#,S
PUBLIUS
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w AIR EsgAeaEis.

Married, al Rock Castle, Campbell on The 23d
ulllmo, by the Rev. Mr.. Clarke, DR.. RoBFRr LEM
MoN 10 A,ss JANErTE ANN, daughter OF DR.. Rob
eu w. WItheis, oil SAID county.
-,n knoxville, (rennessee,) on the ooh ult
by The Rev Creed Fulton. Mr. GroEsr J. jack
SON 10 Miss ELI2AnErn TsusLow, formerly o
Lynchburg)
-, IN Natchez, (Mss.) on The 28lh nit. b,
the Rev.D Chambe,isyne, John X. Gwyn, E.g. Of
Na,chez 10 Miss MARTHA S. daughter Of Mr.
BoudevIlle Poindexler, OF Halifax &. II. Va.
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LAMB yIOes NNIT,.

l OFFER Cor sale, one 81 the other, o. both Of Two
1 Tracts Of Land, lying Nelson Counly, on
the waters Of Rnckef's Run. One containing three
hundred and sky. and the other four hundred and
thirty actes. These tracts Of land are within one
mile of each other. within illle lhan nile
Of the Courthouse Of the county, and within about
ten miles OF he Janlcs River Canal. They are both
good heart and IN rapid state OF improvement
and capable OF making htsl rate turns. The water
Is Inc aud the county remarkably healthy.
TERMs-Onc, two and tlnce years, in equal IN
siamcnts secured by negotiable notes. haprtovet
enjorsers. j. GARLAND
p s. If the above lands are bot sold at private
sale, lefore, they will be offered at public auction
on the fourth Monday in September next, be-
fore the trout door oi Nelson u,thousc, that be-
ing Count day. J. GARLAND.
July t1sn
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o. We derived authority far stating that
Mr. Casey OF Illinois is Wing Gom an Illinois pa
per-the Peoria Register. Another papcr we sec,
classes him as Conservative. We know that he IS
violently opposed ly the Loco Foco presses ia HE
nols, a I'd that he is supported by The Wings with
his own consent, rs lhet candidate tor Congress
H. under these circumstances. our neighbor OF the
Republican is disposed 10 clam Mr.. Cascy, because
he was once member of hts party we shall not con
test his tiehi so 10 do.
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o. See the fourth page fr an absuarl Of the
Bankrupt Bll II has passed The Senate, and is
now before the House Of Representatives. 1t Is one
o the most important measures acted upon Al the
present session and, in reference TO some of ts
provisions, is, in our opinion, OF most doubtful cx-
pedlenCy.
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II IL FL ED SIZE,

I'VE subscribers. anxious to ersti,v
L ere"'h OF SILK, would like III Ntiycb...s. s s"e
ted. 1907 = udni-
Persons having such for sale MAY ;,s
by calling on GEO Ra"a1 ~. eurchasef
Jul. u III S"-.f ".
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oar Congressional sketch, IN another column -
brought down 10 last Monday. Nc ale compelled 10
abndgc tho proceedings of Tuesday, the ID inst
II The Senate Nj. Aliens resolution proposing
10 hold Executive sessions with open daots' except
when treaties ate under consideration, Was debated
~ Nh. Alien IN liver and Mt Clay against II, AID
them on me'en "i Mr. G.. on tho nble.~fhc
remainder oil The das was consumed IN deba'ag IN
amendment 10 The !oitheaiion IN, proposed bN
VII "'lei, apptepniing Tfa,euo 10 procure site
'' ''' ''seiie" "i al Armo',. h'ieie 'n> question
WIS taken, he Senate Adjourned.
aH't sumo unimpnhant morning business, The
iouSe ol hrl fcseniaiNes took up the bank hii
MI l. Mason oil Md opposrd II. aud was ioilo"
"a oN Nh |. brown al Ia on tho sumo SIDE. NJ
"sSn"- TON OF y. I s"eeee1'd III ms mah'n
y eeeh sa'd /" have been IN admirable one IN ia'"r
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Southern Literary Messenger Jolly and Au-
gust numbers OF tbs periodical, under cover,
have reached us. We but utter gtHcrR com
plant, when We Infotm the editor that no oonsle-
tatlon OF courtesy 10 his conlfbniots, OF imagined
convenience to Ina subscribers, should hereafter
prevent regular monthly issues. The OF tins
oompl,ul obvious TO all Magazine readers, with
ou being specially advc1ted 10. We have not had
leisure TO go beyond the table Of contents. aud o
glance very hastily over Two three OF the shorter
articles. We leeslf however, ~ say ing thai tbs
Is one of the richest Nos OF the Messenger thai has
ever been s1ued. It's particularly sorn reference to
that description of writing which most interesting
to the majsnry Of readers Of Periodical Literature.
When we shall have pcrused II We may have word
OF two more to say.
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VII be seen that Mr.. Calhoun. who seems t., be the
otp,r or ,h I...=z ~ -, t,y $1,000.
~ ''''''''' ~ I''''"ih WIN R'e"' 'eehu'nee' 'n'
sia9e 81 nnthc sentiment IN tie Old DOMINION
Jusl Is lac assumed, few DAYS, ago the trefoeR-
i've Of spr Il ia, ia, <,,,ib f,,,,l,, =, , ,,,,,
s,ii4,n IN tbt l. , 49,, 80, H., .,,.,,s
The ncc,s,,,n ol d,,, 90 u.s. ,l, ,,s..,,,,i, ~ d,
m,m,,,al I'm, III. NO, 1900 ~ ,.,,,b.,l,rI
county. ,,pu,rc an,onp obe, tl,nes# ,h,,, ,l.fc,.
ninatl II to mite IN an ,l,,t IN y,r,,l he \ ,,opa
st,tni,nn he n,ssed # ,i,, ,,ex.t s..,,, If 90,
efe.s Mr., Archie, ,rsnoulr,l m ,l,4 ,.e,r,t Mill.
flyer" viii, ,,,nnl,,,as NM, IN !, ,,,,,,, ,,,itz,
rInlng. villa, W.. havana donl, rho ,rx, n,.yc
IlGl houeye, decided may be the nnnos,tion ol u
m,,o,ity II TN ren,1e oi vi,s,o,. =, ,he ,s,hLsh
ment of , N,ii,nal B,nk-it>,Il bv ria, way a
ontst,onal1, point-ih,x will n,,,, ,,psrnt -,
the event oil Ms incofpa,allnn. 10 overthrow IL hy
means en- fI,ncht with pr,,I IN s,ciefx Thrx wall
ntelef IN endure the evils of The Rank If evils tbr,c
be connected with IT, 10 the greater curse of II set.
ting tho foundations OF social secutfy, aud runinr
Al haz I'D the rights Of pe,s n and prnpcrf,. the
nam pna,ts Of hlch are the lcrIty If aI en-.
aciinenrs aud the insiaaluiity oicoutlacfs growing
out oi them. They will not destroy the Pmllsinrs
by pulling down the pillars of the temple. beneath
winch they musl then, elves be crushed, IN common
with the ,bieet Of lhei, vengeance. II charters be
moi lnyu,l,,lr when en-, famed by CONGRESS- so nel-
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The E'uCkef E.OasS.

rltlE Packet Boats los G. CARELI4, Capt.
tluntlev, aud JOHN MARSHALL. cap.
Hull, vii leave tins place. alternately. Mondays
Wednesday aud fnd,,a, at7i O'Clock 4. NJ.
BOYD, EDAOND x Co
July 10 tai
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samuel 4. woods:
HNAkE NOTICE, TINT | will, on "Wednesday
l The 18Th day Of September next, Mt the FtanhlIn
Hotel, 10 the town of Lynchbntg, aud Slntc Of
Virginia, proceed 10 take thed' soi0ns OF John NJ.
ORGY aud others, To be read "a evidence upon the
ual of u sun now depending in The Gncul Superior
Court of law aud chanccy for the county ni Nelson
wherein am plaintiff and YOU a,e defendant, when
and where you may attend II You choose
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK.
Nelson county Aug 9 WV
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RIFE 5gE W.


This is also fine P1nlation. containing about
800 acres, sIxty-lhree Of VII CHI Low Grounds of
good quail y. There aic n cleared La ld, including
low grounds, about 25U acres, and arg portion The
wood land is llfs rate Tobacco I,and.-'lhs Plan
alion IS also well sci in Clover. Ailthc Plantations
are well watered
The above described Plantations have been
worked Tor several years as oho Phntation, and
now under that arrangement. Any person wishing
iine Estate IN healthy region, viii possibly find II
to ms interest to examine this.
Icrms of Sdie.-One fourth Of the purchase
money will be required al the osale-and Tor the
residue, a credit OF /, and years, teqna install
ne.tsD will be given. the paymen 10 be secured by
dced OF trust on the property. Possession will be
gwen at the end Of The present year, wih the prv-
ege of sowing small grain al the usual period du.
.fins the coming fAll. II. :. LANGHOR NE.
" The Richmond Wing and Euquirer will
puo'sh the above advertisement once "a week for two
mon'hs, aud send their accounts 10 this office for
collection.
July Is tsif
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
n CoNNENlENF family residence near the
a Manu- Street Apply al this office.
June u ,s,f
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C.I<Es FOR yg'EkE.gY.

NAE WILL CIV T. the highest lnice for any
w quantity oi wheat delivered III tins place, OF
III the farms on the Ilvct.
MklNNEl X MOSBN.
Aug q tG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-09

Hy Payne y Turner, .7ncfi0ssecrs.
WE WILL SELL. on Saturday the llh inst.
w ONE ACRE % GROUND, on The Canal,
near Mr.. John P.tcivaL Ga thus ground there V =
very valuable Rock Quarry. Toms lib RAJ
=. 81. r.. auct's.
We lave on hand 3 handsome and 2 Hose bs-
rnuches, with or without Harness. for sale low.
made by tho best workmen III the city Of R'chmonJ
=. & T.. ancts.
August Q 2ih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-09

~ TONS LUMP PLASTER, Tor sale il
etV lots 10 suit purchaser, w Inr cash.
GEO. BAGBY X Co.
Aug. 6t n