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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02


NerS irl have used one OyOur Cooking stoves, in my
amy Tor some time past me stove all mat you nave
recommended 10 DC ana itei II my "H 10 s"'e ua'
'oou,g IL oo T,tnu nust L|pD'f a' .i.t"a,o"s s|'"
nay 6"oHta't' hGlhs SWPie III C'h%G"f"1" aI" co"
n"Ggt IN Jor@ deem II to ne dMra1' ana wen coIo
aleu stove IRON 'he lact mat 0tHfUr " U0u" M'e we
'e ~ arc Saoos "|g g," ~ ""r w u'
W stores IN use have no hesitation IN reCommcndngit IN
pec"haEy Poto we" 'oeNtry one, Whr,hr !hGy IrGgdy
hRvG nave hnt "tier Stoves fAuL AoNE'
This ccrlcs that have used s, IChasc's Cooking Stove
TOR all me purposes of cooking Washing &c usual IN an
lS anu ma II TO oT NE most tGo"oH'c" una cghtt"'e"'
uuohs s"su MiVn nav u'o' "sr" VI sIc "nu ''ui ca
PC'i"'i.' h"u ""tN ''I"''' ~ "p't """ orc J"" 90
- t"' 90 "o '"fS'"',u ~ "y ",",l Gun
S'Dt' N''" n. "a' VI s,o" ,"''i,'u a. oDnN '4a'
.Wo."t - oIont'E, no uN,"S % u StoNo S"rlu>s anl
H'S :" NV N''u !" uau 'H'! Co"t o"" 'pit "un"'uiS
N''I M Npu ''o s'uNt u U',"D", 'J"'H oUU No'iu
stoves. y'''''' " al IT. r. wITT VI
Woodstock VI JuIy l3th 1gln
-, -,
NJ - l." ChHse'iIHNhs USED your cooking stove N
NY ''''ul '"F some l!ho past ana H!h@ IL ""tlhN OF al
Wao Nv' 1t l "u' l" s'"o 'A4 consider II TO Dr. 69
"a" gre Ot"f cODhH$ "t0tt "NS'' liuNh@ ustu S all me
puIPo.eS VI GooA'ns Su'n Us oaMnS' r"I''is' nolhS
O"n" &C. can c"uthlly asstfl point ol econ
kind which has come to my knowledge. The stoves is
most inr'"oSg ca,e4,o'ca for every culinary purpose
wy nanny are rchlarhNhy wen Pleased WIN the"oHag
GH""c"t o me stove none "l Tie smoke beng suffered
!" G,g"lt t"'O '3e 'ooW' ,, ,, "hhAh huLl'
woodstock, w., JAW I2lh 1870
Mr.. Chlsa-Sir After having used yOur cooking stove,
Noe, in my miy for sufficient time tn have iy salts
fcd myscto its usefulness; AIN prepared In cNpfc,, nv
opinion that il is yrcjcraslc TO ana CouhING sroyg Of
mic@ if7rC 6no"'rI@c 1heSaying otmcl, the amount
ohnsnras that may be accomplished by il, the uses OF
Zen !osrlhor render il IN ~ clim,liqn pEClDEN
SUPERIOR no ANY ONE NOW IN ISL think lhot
n""o "no. It Nanc nu mH rset,c ~
,ch u, '"'' oo"u 'o ''"'o""S "h' pco "o
SUI" "' "''''' ,,,r,n ,,,.,r,-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD s. HAIR.

STRANGE il is that persons who attend strictly person.
al cleanliness baths, DC should neglect the le mar
the most Gssentia--the most cNpOsed-aud me most
beautiful, when properly cared for OF all the gus OF the
Creator Perfectly free may it be kept OF dandrnlt or
scurf with certainty that the hair cannot lu ont by the
use OF the Balm of Columbia. Ladies, will youmaheyour
toilet without the article answer icaressly-no, you
have tried and experienced its puri!n eiects-lts
sweet perfume. $500
hundred facts have been put forth on the credit Of this
the only rst-tho only really valuable article. mass
of testimony from all classes to these facts
The positive qualities of Odrdge's Balm OF Columbia,
us follows:
ls For iptnts keeping the head free from scuri and
causing luXuriant growth lhair.
3D. For ladies' after childbirth restoring the shln 10 It's
original strength and rmncss, and preventing the falling
out of the hair.
3d. For any person recovering from any debility the same
elect is produced.
18th. fused in infancy till good growth is started, it
may be preserved by attention to tile latest period Of life.
5h Ii frees the head from danGrU strengthens the roots
imparts health and ygor TO the crcuaton and prevents
the hair from changing color or getting gray.
9Th 1t causes the hair to curl beautifully when done up
in it over night No ladies' toilet should ever be made
without it,
1th. Children who may have by my means contracted
vormnc in the head Immediately cured of them by its
use. 1t is iHjllliblC.
LOOK OUT Counereits are obroad--look always lol
the name Of COMSTOCK d CO., on the splendid wrap
pors, aud never buy it without that name.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,


FaVE subscriber having ontraCed with Mr. s. H. Chase
tor the right of his stove for the County Of Windsor
bcgs leaves to call the attention of the public to the same
The stove doubt ecOnOmiCalHnd convenient
than any other cooking stove in use II is cOnNcntni be
of its peculiar construction, and cconomca for the
that it will three iOurs OithG fuel necessary to
be consumed in other stoves in order to do an equal IL
mount utcOokng. 1t contains two ovens OF large dneh
siOs which in an instant have the tcmpcraturcsO chan
ged by dumpcrs he adapted to baking or roasting the
most delicate well the cuarses food. The boiling de-
department perfect in every point view, Six boilers
can be used AT me The hrong department is so con-
succd, that the smoke is not suffered to pass into the
room, being convey ed directly into the stove. Owing to
the popularity Of the principles upon which this stove OPP
crates of the heat from the fire chamber is suffered 10
puS directly into the pipe while all the coolest air in the
stove discharged This done by an air chamber i0rre-
eNng the mir and smoke AFTER has parted with It's heat
and in such manner to produce very strong draught
thus all the heat generated must he applied to some prac-
teal purpose
Ia prootofhe above have connected with this advert
sment the following certificates from gcntlemcn OunGOubt-
ed character who using the stove in this vicinity.
The stoves will be kept Consistently hand and for sale
by TITUS HUTCHINSON JR.
Woodstock, July 1Ih lao.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

hrs BURNELL& CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nership in the practice of Physc and Surgery and
will for the present. be found at their respective places of
residence.
Dec. leIO. Silt
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02
From the Boston Chronicle, Ian-lO.

n We see by advertisement in another column that
Messrs. COmstOCk " Co., the American Agents for Oh
bridges Balm of Columbia have deputies to sell that ar
Gle in Boston and elsewhercWG know lady Of this city
whose hair nearly gone 10 expose entirely her
chronological cyclopemcns, which, considering that they
betokCnC most anabe disposition, not in reality
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mOurnGd The loss Of
locks that she had worn, and, after years ruess
to miscalcd rCSoratives, purchased months ago.
bottle or wo0I Ordges Balm, and she has now ringles
in rich proison glossy. and OtrayCn baCknrss We are
not puna-none Of The commodity has been sent to rs,
and indeed, We do want any, for though were o.
bliecd to wig year ugo, we have now through its
virtue, hair enough and o passabe quality, Of own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
comtarter Lett neycrbe purchased unless have the
name OIL. T. COMSIOCK, or the signature of COM
STOCK ~ Co. on 4 splendid wrapper, This is the only
external test that viii secure the public from deception
Address COMSrOCK n co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. llctchcr-sreGt.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-02

PI BARKER, No. 3js IL River Street Troy, n. Y.
THADEl'S POMEROY, in Exchange Building, Corner
of Exchange a Market Street Albany, n. y.
IuR SALE BY
r. HUTCHINSON Jr. Woodstock, VI.
:. g. ~ g. u. CHAMBERLAIN, Barnard, Vt.
MERRICk GAY. Stochbrdgc, VT
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
BY JOAN FORSYTH, Jr.
TIE k M s


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In chancery State oI Alnbama-M Mobl!e County

In Chancery-State of Aabama--M Moblla County.
 Spring Term, A. D.. lS1l
 John Ezell, complainant, PU RS ANT to John K. Coughlin, delft. cause at the Fall Term A D. l940 of the court of chancery the first dls- rict of the southern chancery division of said state at Mobile, (which said decree was aiiirn9d by the supreme al it's Inst June TernI,) shall pro- ceed 10 sell on the first Monday in November next in front of the court house of Mobile county and between the usual hours of sheriff sales, the property described in certain deed of mortgage made and executed by John K. Coussin 10 John Ezell and bearing date the 18th day oi Nay 4. D., l539 as folows:-All those certain tracts, pieces, parcels or lots of Ia d ani preDse s.idate, lylng and being in the sad city of Mobile on lhe north side of Government street, west of the res,ltce of John Street and nearly opposite Wm. 0 Brris, descrlb- el as follows to witt beginning on the north side of Government street at point distant s1ith westerly from stake at the south east cor r of John Streets lot four chains and two Inks; enfe wesier- ly on the north line of Government sIret S 1le w. three chains ninety-fve links to post then N. ll' w. five chains seveniy-lwo links; thenee N 9o' k. four chains five links and thence south l-2o w. four chains seventy four links o the place of hegil- ming containing two acres more or less Also, all that certain other lot piece parcel of land Tn sad city and county north of Government street and north of the aforesaid lot-beginling at past ls- tant N.-l l-2e w. about thirteen chains and nincty links from Government street; thence nth b6o east five chalns thirty links; thence south | l-2 deg west three chains seventy-nln links; thence south 769 W. four chains ifty-seven links, and thence N. l2' W. one chain and nlne-two links to the place of beginning --cananing one and 93-I00 acres m 1re or less and being the same two lots conveyed by said Ezel and wife said Cough lin by deed ofeven date wiih lhese epresenlstogeih CT with all anu singular, the lenenenis heredita- inents, rights members, privileges and appurtenan- css to the same belonging or in any wise appertaln- ing-Terms of sale cash.
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of ch ,ncery at Mobile aforesaid, this the
 lst day of October, A. D. lS4l- Attest,
 o,,l 53,ds M J. M.RAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
CHANCERY SALES.

In Chancery-State of Alabana-Mobie County. Sarah fl. Pryor, eomplt. SPmg Iem &
 676 vs. A. U. lo4l' George c. Barney, Susan k. Barney his wife and Charles PuRSUAN 10 Il Barney, defendants. decree Fenhe'eu '' this cause at the sprng term A D. ls4l, oi ihe court of chancery for the first district oi the southern ohancery vision of said State at Mobile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in October next, in aaant of the court house of Mobile county and be- tween the usu, hours of serf's sales, the proper ty described in certain mortgage made by George L. Barney and Susan R. his wife. Sarah H. Pryor bear ing date the l2lh March, A. D. 1SS as follows Ill that lot piece parcel of ground, situate, lying and being in the county of Mobile, and State of Alabama, discrbed as follows: bounded on the north by Dau- phin Way; on the south by Dauphin street extended, on the west by lands of Ezra Green and on the east by Ianis of Charles l.. Tew, containing four and three faurhs acres-eing part of the same land and premises conveyed to the said George C Barney by the said Sarah II. Prior, Edward Danning and Alan on Knapp and Thadeus Sanford, Trustee by deed bearing date the seventh day of March, A. D. lS}6- recorded in the office of the clerk n the county court, of Mobile county, in deed book ?, pages so and Sl Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments, rights, members, privileges and appurtenances unto the above mentioned described premises belonging or in any wise appertainlnS Terms of sale cash.
 Witness Malcolm J. Mcliae, Register of said
 court ofcl,ancery this third day of September,
 A. D. lSl1. Attest,
 sey3 iltds NJ. J. McRAE, Ree'r.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
Nathaniel Norwood, defendant.

PURSUANT to a decree rendered in this cause at the Spring Term, A. D., lS4l, of the court of cncery for the first district of the southern chance ry dlvison of said state Mobile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in November next, in front of the court house of Mobile county and between the usual hours of sheriff saes certain property descrlb ed in the bill of complaint filed in this cause, as fol- l,ws:-r That certain part or parcel of land situated in the county of Mobile bounded and described as fol- ,ws vz containing ten or less and bound- ed descrbeu and designatea as follows: beginning at the north east corner of land said to belong to Messrs. Dobson x Williams and formerly to the Rey.J. B. Warren and the south side of and fronting upon the public road leading from Mobile to Spring Hill in said county; thence running from said north east corner east on the south side of said Spring Hlll road on line herewith, one acre in front on said road and extending back with the whole width of frnnt uniformly preserved south ten acres in depth, making in the whole ten superficial acres, bounded on the east by lands late of William Austin and at present of Dr. H. $. Levert and known as the coun- try seat of the former when owned by him; on the west by other lands said to belong to Dobson & Will la,ns the present residence of the latter; the north Ly said public road, and on the south by lands said to belong to Joshua Kennedy and being about two miles from the city of Mobile as originally lald out. Terms of sale cash.
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancery, this the first day of October, A.
 D. 1S4l. Attest,
 octl 53ttds M J. McltAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
In Chancery-Slate of Alabama-Mohe CoimIy.
 Af Rules, Ger, II, 4 D. lSi1. William R. llallett, Compaipant,
 Solomon Andrews, Benjamin Leavens, Latham Hull,
 Il ahn EnrsNIh. lr. Henry IImLl. cI Ill. ltI'Is.


 Solomon Andrews, Benjamin Leavens, Latham Hull,
 IJ em Forsyth, Jr. Henry Hull, ct. al. dtl'ts.
 TIE BILL in this filed for tle iOreClu sure of d mortgage made and executed by Solomon Andrews William R. liallet, and hearing date the first day of November, A. D. lS3t-the properly in the mortgage being bounded as follows: on the east by Water street, on the by an Alley, south by property owned by James F Roberts, ani north by property owned by Jonathan Emanuel And now Il appearing the satisfaction of the Register, from aihdavit filed in the cause, that the defendant, Solomon Andrews, resides of the lluns of this state; he ordered to appear at the next term oi the court of chancery for the first district o tie southern chancery division of said state at Mobile, to be holden on the second Monday of November next, and answer or ,emur to the bill of complaint; and il is further ordered, that this order be published once week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and pubs led in the city of Mobile, and that copy 0t the same be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile coun- y within ten days from thls date and it further ap bearing to the Register, that the sad Solomon An drews resides in the city aud state of New York, it is ordered that copy of this order be forwarded to him at his aforesaid place of residence, ako within ten days.
 Witness, Malcolm J. MeRae, Register of said court of chancery at Mobile this eleventh day of Oc. tober, A. D. lS4l. Nj. J. McRAE,
 octll 57tE Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
h Cbancery-State of Alabima-AIohile County. .ff''# 4

h Claucery-stale of o(Alabhoa-Mohle Cmmiy.
 Spring Trm, A. D, 1911. Samuel M. Hill, ConpP() PURSUANT to de 76l ys. cree rendered in this Joseph N. Williams, Deli ) 6 Sc at the Spring Term A. p, I541 of the court of cancery for the first dis tricl of the southern chanoey division of sail state at Mobile, shall proceed to sell the first Monday of November next, in front of the court house Of Mo bile county, and between the usual hours of sherits sales, certain property described in the bill of com plaint, filed in this cause, follows What certain part or parcel of land situated in the city of Mobile bounded and describel as follows, viz; Lt numberl, beginning at the north west corner oi Hamilton and State streets at the distance of y-6e feet 6inohes running south 68 west fifty five feet six inches hence north 22 feet west one hundred and ten feet thence north sixty-eieht feet e 55 G. thence sonth P east no feet to i,e pice of heginng Also, lot number 2, beginning ai the north esrner of l number extending north 22 west SIS; thence along the south side of Sto'e street south by east i35 Y thence south 6s west 97 Ito the place of besiniiiag Termsqf sale cas
 Wtqess, Malcolm ]. McRac, Reuisier ofile said court of chancery, this first day of Oct A. D. lsil.
 sept29 52tf Attest,-M. J. McRAE, Reg.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
PURSUANT

In Chancery-State of Aabimi-Mobe County. 1heophilus L. Tonmin, complt. Spring Ierm
 76S vs. Il. D. lSll Sarah Dysart, Sarah Ann Dysart .....z, and James Filler. adm'r of Rich PURSUANT ard Dysart, dec'd, des. to decree rei'- dered in this at the spring term, A. D. lSll, oi tine c,ncery for the first district of the south ern chancery division of said State at Mobile, l shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in October next, in front of the house of Mobile county, and between the usual hours of sheri's sales, cer- tain property described in the mortgage filed in this cai,se as follows "Tha certain part or par eel of land, situated in the said county, bounded and described follows. viz: commencing at the north east corner of John Gaye,s lot and present place of residence thence north l0le west five thirty one hun rehs chains, to stake; thence south 69sS west nine eighty two one hunrehs chains to stake; thence south l0be five five hunlreths chains to stake the northern line of Gayle lot thence north 7ls east with said Gaye's northern line nine seyenty-eight one hundreths chaias to the place of be ginning, containing five id bounded as fol- lows; the by St. Stephens road on the north by a lane or street; west by lands off. L. Toulmn; ani on the south by lands of John Gayle, Esll."
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chlncery, this third day of September,
 A. D. lS41. Attest,
 sep3 4Itds M. J. McRAE, Reg'r.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
Eraslns L. Snrlggs. delenlant.

Erastus L. Sprlggs, defendant.
 The bill in this case Is bll for diVorce,-lt sets forth that he complainant has faithfully discharged all her duties as married w0mani but that the de- lendant has neglected to provide any means for the s,lp,r. s .Le cpmpa and her children that he has failed to perform many oi his duties as husband and has done acts inconsistent with his duy tp the eompla nant--ln consideration nf winch prenses ihe Il prays for perpetual dissolution of tae bonds of marriage and for such other relief as couit of equi- ty can grant And now |, appearing to the satsiac- ton of the Register of the court of chaneery for the first district of the southern chancery dson of said state at Mobile that the defendant resides ont of the limits of the State of Ala anna he is order to ap' pear at the term of said court of chaneery Ia be held al Mob le, on the second Mo iday of November next, and answer or demur to the bill of colnplan and is further ordered that this order be published once week for five weeksin some newspap print ed and published in the city of Mobile and that q copy of the same be posted on the door of the court house o Mobile county, all within ten days rom thls date 9t8 rl4
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRle, Register of said
 chancery court, this the Huh day of October
 A. D. l94l. Attest, s oclll 57ta M J. NIcRAE. Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27
Chancery -Stale of Aaba a-Moblle County.
 Spring Term, 4, D, lSIl. Charl,s w. Gazzan, complt.
oIiver \. PllieId a,d Andey H Gazz ID, delts

 569 vs
 Oliver A. Plield ard Audley H. Gazz m, deits.
 PURSUANT To adecree rendere,iI m lhs cause at the Spring rern A. D. 1911 of the court of chance " for the first district of the southern chancery d vision of said slate al Mobile shall proceed to sell on the first Monday tn November next, m front of the com house of Mobile county and hetw en the usual hours of sheriff sales the property described m a certain deed of mortgage nude by said liver A. Phfied To said Audley il. Gazzam and bearing date the Sth day of Juy 4. D. 1886, as follows All that tract, piece pnrce or otof land and premises situate lying and being within ihe corporate limits of lile cny Mobile, being part of the tract of land known and described the Favre trac sa loi of land herebyconveyed or intended so to he IS the same ol of land conveyed by the party of the se- coul part the party oft he rsl part by deed bear ing even date with these presents and bounded and described as follows: commencing at T stake mark ed A. II c. on the west side of Conception street about two hundred feel south of Name street, and running north along sad west boundary of Concep tipn street fifty feet, and extending back westwardly in depth one hundred and ten feei, being fifty eet front on Conception sreei, one hundred and len feet o.. fhe south ne, fifty feet the west line, and one hundred an len feet on the north lne, together with all and singular, the lenemants hrreltamens, rights, members, privileges and aspurtenances to the s,me belonging or in any wise appartalnng. Tfria=o sale cash. 5Hs'.3 alRt
 wIin,ss Malcolm J McI,ae Register of said
 court of chancery, this the first day of Ocober, A. D. l5fl. Aitest,
 ocll 73tlds M J. McRAE, Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-27

lAAfA PACkAGES DRY GOODS, ROOTS. lOOO SHOES, HATS, &c.--T'he subscribef will expose for saIc m the 1st iNn,ea,her next. the nost extensive an best selected stock of Div Goods lSc ever offered a this markei- They have made heir select"rs with much care principally from the New England manuiartories and intend selling at pndrrate prices far cash approved pa,er 'rhr Intention ui city md country ,'an.rs is rsssrcfrs invited. LATHAM HULL & SON,
 An tinn Mart. p Water-st.
 Auction days after lst Noyemler--sfoneay, Tues- lay, Friday and Saturday. aug25