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commissioners safe or Land.

IN PURSUANCE Of decreral o,der Of the
county Count Of Amherst, made It's June term
IN the year ISL, IN the Chancely suit therein de
pending between William James Rice. plaintiff, and
Maria Rice and Others, defendants. shall. on the
18Th day of October, lSil btf1te the iront door Of
the courthouse q the sad county of Anhe,sr, (m
being Count day,) sell by way e pubic auction,
tract OF LAND, coalanIng 200 acres, moie o,
less, situated on the wattrs ii Pedar III the
county aforesaid, being the same land heretofore
sold by be late Cap. John Ware, sen. 10 Charles H.
c. bis, aud by the SAID Cobbs to Thomas Rice
This Land is represented as being very rich, and The
title 10 II is bel eyed TO be good II acting merely
as tie organ Of the Court IN making the sale, viii
MOI be responsible for the tile.
Terms Of sale. ciedi Of Que and Two years for
fqpa portions OF the purchase money will be gwen,
The purchaser giving bend wnh good personal Sc
curly for the payment thereof aud The tiIle to The
l. md itself To be withheld unul payment is made as
further security thcrei' r.
CtiloN ELL DABNEY, Com'r.
Sep l6 40
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commented and gave his saoetion 10 the BIN esiah
shlng the lalc Bank oil the United States. N lSl6
aud Nj. Monroe. II Is admitted. rrcoet ized tie
p"wet IN tho Constitution Ia establish u Bank. II
wis., Therefore, with deep piia aad modification thar
We received Intelligence oi tho Presidents Veto Ct
the Bank Bln
We are tho personal friends of the P,os,drnt, aud
II would have gwen nv great pleasure to have sus
tanned hin ~ all his nets; but we me governed by
ptlne'plt aud when Personal eonsdration. come IN
toniet with princ'pe. the iormer Musr yield 10 The
Inter
/. Beu therefore Resoteea. Tia, We dsoplrove
The Pfesldcnts etc # tho BILL Incorporating the
subscribers to the Fiscal Bank Of the u. States"
,. ResOtCcd, That convinced oi the exist
enee OF an overriding necessn, Tor the establishment
Of a National Bank 10 conduct the fiscal operations
oi the hovcrnrncnl, and 10 furnish sound and uni-
form curtcncy-and beng convinced of that neccs.
SLY, II sapPatcnt that tho power 10 incorporate
will regulated Bank may be rghiiully exercised
by Congress; and none need expect odi snppot,.
who, like ourselves, believe hsea agent "sssen'ml.
y necessary" aud yet fl refuse cooperate ~
ia establishments
J Resoiuch That HE President, by his Veto 81
the Btnk aud his Signature III the bill repeating the
Subj reasu,y, has lel, HE eufen,y and the treas
sure OF lho nation IN that condiiloe which he, N
common with the Wings ot tie un,pn, much
deprecated under President Jaoksons Aduinislfa-
llon.
4. Resoiucd, That the Wings ol his county were
Tho union OF the Wings Tor he sake Of the Uu'on"
than they a,c at Tins time.
B. Resotpcd, that III tho general approve the
course ot our Representative, john NJ, Bots, AID
thalwe viii support hun NJ long as hc coal'nucs 10
represent rs iauhtuly.
6. ReSottcd, THAT our Acknowledgements Il grh
indc are d0c, aud are hereby rendered to H. clay Of
kentucky, ilr bis unilting ,tuns to sustain the
lghls OF the people, a,d to advance the hanoi aud
g'ory olhs country 'iis ptompledb parrot ~"
supported by iimuess AID ttcison Of ch,tactti
poised by wisdom, aud sweetrned by philanthropy
-qnahe, wh,ch cmlnenlly quality han ioi the
Presidency.
GA motion, Rcsoieek 'fha these procc' d,ngs be
signed by the ChaiInnn and Secretary, aud thar e"
pies thereof be scut The Editors OF iuu Richmond
Wing, National lnlelgeneet aud the Madi'onl'u,
with request that they viii eanso the same /" be
published ~ Ihelt respective p pnfs
Ga motion, the meeting n lonnoi Sihe DE.
NAH l.. NELSON, Chairman.
Ro. w GRAVES, See'y.
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EGlsN sIasH .Scgr0es for Sale.

} ukSUANT to the VIII and Testament of
l. Jesse Beck, deed, viii on Monday, the Sth
day 81 November nex fllr il the next iar day
thereafter, SUNDAYS eNcepled) proceed to sell To-
The highest bidder, GA the premises the TRACT
OF LAND, ON Mhlch sad Beck lived AT the time
oil his death, excepting the portion allotted his wi.
of Stoyall Creek, on the Foil, road atou, four and
hall miles itotn the town Of Lynchhurp, and about
three miles from The james River Canal ali dining
The lands OF Lewis Mays, Benz. Waits John d, W,ls,
w. Peu,John aud others, aud supposed 10 contain
fOnr Hundred and Forty-onc Acres.
This tract his omit a goud MILL SITE, on winch
VI III has been once erected. The portion of tins
tract IN WOODS IS veiy heavily tmbered and some
excellent j. bacco bind. good portion # the open
land produces very good Com, Oats and Wheat
and consists OF some very rich c,eek and branch ls
which Is vely productive III Tobacco. The land
will be offered IN los.
TERMS for the land, will be one fourth of the
purchase money down, aud credit Of one and two
Yeas ior the bah.ce. Bond with approve person.
al security VIII be req AIRED OF the purchaser, and
the Title TO the land retained as additional srcurity
ALSO, :It the sametime,
VIII be sold, two hkley NEGRO MEN all the
Stock, llors' ), Cows, Oxen, crop oil Conn., Fodder
Oats and Tobacco, Z ,aul ton Ulenslls nc.
ERAlS OF Pens nal Esiae-For all sums of 3 10
and under, cash will he ioquiied-al over that SOM
A e,ed ois SIX months will be gwen. Bond with ap.
proved security will be required
JESSE MUNDY,
Executor oil Jesse Beck, Decd
sept 10 lSN
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Trustees SUlc 0f Henry Lands.

DURSUANf to the provisions OF a d. ed OF trust
Il executed to Il { subscriber by Bartholomew
Eean, beari' date OH Apil. le39. and 81 eco d IN
the Clerks Office OF the county court Of Henry tot
the purpose OF securing the payment cia debt dae
TO James Staples, will be sold to the highest bidder,
Tor cash. the premises the first day OF Novcm-
Der next The tract oi Land on Which, the said Egan
recently resded situate ed on Horse Pasture creek, in
the county Of llcniy, containing by rstmarlOo Gi7
actts, mus h Thereof shall be necessary 10
satisfy the Pun poses oil SAID iced. Acting trustee
will convey such lirie onl, as IS vested in NE by
SAID deed. JOIN DlLLARD, Trustee.
Sep. 81 II
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"a ID a Il, 4,

" ILL he Offered fr sale, al public auction on
W The 10 day of ueNt mouth 10. tubeD il not
sold privately before that Tine, a House anu Lot
near the upper end OF MAN street, now occupied by
vi >. w Shelton. Also, another House aud Loo,
on edeial I'M, IN The occupancy of Nh. r. H. To
Ter. Terms Accommodating. aud made known on the
day oil sale. SAM'L. PONDER Jr.
Sept. l6 A.,
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n X u - r. = III f. H.

ID URSUANr to IA deed OF trust executed by
l. w p. Read to the subscriber. bcallns date
Tue 18th day OF Sci TENDER, 1886, and duly recorded
I'D the Office OF Amherst County Court, shall pro-
coed To SELL al Amherst Court House. on Mubda,
the 20th day Of Seplen Der ensuing, the remainder
slaves ailoit' 10 his mother out OF the est oi
Edmund Read, dec'd.-l'hc sale will be public, and
10 the highest bidder. lEKMs, CaSh-And SUN
oi'e only convrycd as Is vested the by die d' cd
ai"teSa'd. ROBERT IlNSLtI, Tt"stee.
StW. COS
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E0bOPcrS IyU2sseN.

,tNllE subscribers wish TO employ SO able bodied
LABORERS, to work on the James Rave,
and kanawha Canal fer which the highest price viii
be paid.
For further Information erqaire of Geo. Bagby
u Go. WATT x M,kINXlE.
Sep. % ca
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For s<cns,

ff-.-44s A TWO story frame buildiFg situated on
is'' Main slteer nearly opposite Liberty Ware
IA.A house. The upper apartments are IN Go"d re-
par aud u comfort able family residence; having Il
pond KITCHEN ard NOkE HOUSE attached
thtrf to. aud the basement ory IS well calcu "ed
lul any Inc II Business. Apply 10
ARCHER BROWN.
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l. OIN ID,


A BOUT the first Of September, between the toll
n gate Of the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
and Zacharah Wade's, roll of Bank Notes, by "A
telvani Of mne, which the owner can obtain by de-
scrlbug tie same aud paying Tor tbs advtr'sn'en'.
ROBERT BLANKS.
Sent
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G1AI2AiSo
"THE LYNCHBuRG NIRGINlAN,'

IL published neeklg, ftrefy Monday dud Ihmsdoy1
= -Four DoHdrs per pagabic IN adraaae No s"b-
cD,joa rH be receired for shorter time Than sir months
ami no paper discontinued fercep at the discretion Of
the Editors, J until all he arrearoges are pad
M DVERTISEHENTS inserted at 50 cents per
,onare for less for he FIRST ieroa and37l cents for
RI subsequent Insertion.
~ Jon PRINTING executed neatly a"derpedHioas-
/, and ON rr1s0anbie terms.
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Sale Of Valuable James River s.s-
tate, and upwards OF fifty
slaves, under Deed Of
'Erns1

ON nesday, the Sd day Of Noven Der next,
~ II far, II not. The next Iar day. pursuance Of
decree OF the Circuit Superior Count OF Law and
Chaucery. or The Couny Of lleuilco aud Cry OF
Richmond, In suit tletcn deI ending belw, en-
VIM. ke1non and Others plaintiffs and F1aneis T..
Deane Jr., Ex'oi Of John Woodson deed, aud otA-
ers defendants, will be sold
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= fs1@N Freisliito New Orleans
q. So = - = " REDUCED.

EtlE SHIP SEA, now lying at City Point. will
take heI -ht al l2d cents per loo, which viii
include ghleiage to the ship. &c. The Sea is a
vessel Of The very first class, and will sail on tive Isl
OF October. LEWIS LUDLAM u SON
Richmond, Sent 30 ov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-30

PURSUANT 10 d dtcfetal order Of the Circuit
l. Superior Court Of Law and Charcc for the
County Of Amherst, III HE sui of David lIIgginbo-
tom, plaintiff, and Lucit d. w. Thurmond dtien.
dant, shall on Tuesday the 2l day Of November
next, proceed To SELL upon the premises, or ready
money, to the highest bidder, The Tract of
l.,sld in SAID decrela order mentioned, described
as containing 200 acres, adjoining the Lands of
Thomas n. Eubank and o hers.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy, for
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff Of Amherst and Con'r.
Sept % l2N
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A Tract OGHasld,
called BEAR GARDEN,

5 NIDg
The county oi buckingham, on James River, ncai
the town al New Canton, containing eJ5 ao,es
mo,e ~ less, with large piopotl on, supp, sed a
uou l7G aer.s, Of james River low grounds Of lirsl
rale quality, together with all crops then growing
upon the san Land. The buildings consist OF
GA, mi al
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Dwelling House

rnh SIX rooms good OUT houses, and cabius: also "A
Barn with NV Wheat Machine thereto attach q.
Also, The following Slaves, beIug the Slaves con.
veyed by the sad Fraucis Is. Doaue, Jr. 10 the uo-
deisleued Trustees, aud Randolph HARRISON, decd.
by deed dated The 30lh January, 1852 namely,
Lewis. Richard, CoelIy, James [ ometllnos called
Long Jim) Talley, Harry. Isaac, Tom, Tor Tom
Wells, lShadiaca, Edward, Judy, John, CUPID, LIT
lie Isaac. Albeit, Eliza, Jordan, Mary, Nelson, Ar
cher, Ben, Molly, Peter. Morris, Mansfield, aud
Spencer. aud the increase Of the females since the
date the sad de, d, namely, SdIuh, Layinia, Nam
cy, aud William, (Lhildten Of Jud,,) Julia, (chd
OF Amy who died since the date of said deed ~ aud
George, William aud Elizabeth, (children Of Maty.)
TIE sale will take place at Bea, Garden
TEKMS-For The 5 Iaves, ready money.
For the Land, on IA credit without interest during
the life Of Francis b. Dedne, Jr., hs the II
$500, then payable only IN The thai The said
Francs 3. Deane, Jr., shall die leaving child
children within the true intent and meaning Of The
vail "i John Woodson, dcc'd-shond he leave
su3h child or children, The land and the purchaser
thereof 10 be exonerated from The SAID sum oil 700.
A, 10 the further sum Of $1,000, for cash-and for
the residue OF the purchase moncy On c,ed!l with
out interest, OF one and two years.
FRANCIS b. DEANE. Jr.
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM.
At The same time AID place above meniIoe ed, and
in pursuance oi the same decree, viii be sold lor
ready money, tie following slaves conveyed by the
said Francis b. Deane. Jr to he undo sle ned rus
Zee, 10: The benefit OF Lewis Rogers, and Rogers u
Co. namely; w e ngion, w liis, Gilbert, Sally Tom
son OF Sally Edy, George, Sam. Russell, Big Jnn
Shairck Tor Shade,) Tom (or old TOMB Sln' on,
My Duke, Maria Edward, Scla. Ralph and
Dav,. ROB'r GWATUMEY, Trustee.
Al the time and place. aud pursuaee of
the decree above mentioned, will be sold the
following personal property conveyed to the under
signed by the sad Francis b. Deane, j., by deed
dated st October, 1910, trust Tor sund eredo,s,
namely:
Al craps AT or on the Bear Garden Plantation &C
ruaY severed before the day OF salt; all the hofses,
mules aud cattle sheep and stocks OF every descr p
ton, furniture, machines not beng fixtures the
land tools, implements, wagons, carts and gear.
IERMS-Fof all sums not exceeding 800 cash;
for all purchases that amount over. actedll
If months, secured by negotiable notes wnh APP
proved endotsers, or bonds with good security, al
The option OF the Trustees.
WM. u. MACFARLAND, ,r...uoo.
II. ROBES,
Aug. 90 i3N
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FOR lsI,NtE.

49, THE TENEMEN + on MAN street. ecu
Kill pi. d by II. II. Buoker. The uppei al art
I'LL mems are Convenient for family residence -
Posses ion gwen Immediately. Fofrtroas, sPplyro
JNO. NJ. OIEY, tdshtet.
f,b I,
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E.s5s'.V'OTTGE.
PRACTICE OF LAW,

vi + subst ibef, Tor Tie PufpOsf OF dtNOIIng ITS
IL attention exclusively to the
PRACTICE OF LAW,
Has removed 10 Lynchburg, aud viii regularly at
tend all the CoutIs OF Campbell Amherst, Nelson.
the Corporation of Lynchburg, the Cneuu Court Of
Buckingham, and HE Cour OF Appeals. lis future
address will be Lyuchburg, Virginia.
j. GARLAND.
a. Office adjoining Samuel Garland. E,q, WHO,
my absetce, will attend to any application Tor my
services. }. Ii.
July %
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Sept, %
The Female ScHO0. at the sOtctOurt
Springs will reopen ON The LIST
of October.

I Y offers, in beauty OF situation, extreme health
j ness, its excellence OF accommodations, and us
seclusion from all temptations to any thing but self
improvements the opportunity OF an education
strictly simple aud pu,e II ams-not less as 10 me-
thods Of Instruction dian OF Governmeut-rather At
the unambuious but sound and real teaching which
highly cultivated parents might endeavor TO give TO
large ,mily, within Their own home, than al The
system Of momenary SHOW, prevailing IN Fashion
able Ac ade,aes Melnphed slud,es--which are bni
mode ofmaking girl, presunpuously ignurani-aie
avoided The fuesi aud most agreeable things Tor
women taught, not the most sur tls tor chi
drcn. thorough knowledge aud love for Their dn-
ties religious, moral aud do nestlt; complete la
mi,iarlty with the mere Elemenlar, parts Of Educa
ton, (Reading. Wlting, Altthmeilc;) a sound aud
elegant acquaintance with ther own language and
its Literarure an accurate aud extended course ui
History, Geography AMI Aniquile>: several Mod
cru Languages if there be time, aud French lrvaim-
bly,, I'LL is spoken with east: such is The plan OF
studies now pursued. Music is taught in the mus
mastery manner, by m accomplished alien pro-
lessor Dancing aud Drawing Will be provided f'r
ha tlrvr
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ENfsas a 4 Is,

A TRACT OF Land, IN Amherst county, four
1 " nul,s from New Glasgow, containing nine
hundred and fOrfy-iVc acres; formerly
the property OF HUI Carer, deed. For terms APP
plyto a. TONI kiNS, Cashier.
Sep. l3
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LOndOns, EyiIIins..asss 4 Drewry,
UHOlcS<sfe DcHiCrS ira Foreign ana
Domestic Eiry GOOas,

EXCHANGE SQUARE, RICHMOND, Va.
A RE IN receipt Oft er importation, dneci from
"A England when, together with purchases made
TO the North upon The best terms. enables them 10
tner TO their customers aud tie public generally, a
large STOCK Of new aud seasouabc q o O ID ) :,
which, o variety. sl lie and cheapn' cannot fan 10
please all who may favor them with call.
Sep 90 d.
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CASH.
Hides 1rUlis6d.
Aug. 90

1 WILL give The highest Cash price for raw and
l. dried hides delivered al the market house.
WM. l.. FAIR.
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$4,000 feet Mahogany for sale.

5O,OUO FcCf NahOSany for sac.
faNHE SubscuDer begs leave 10 inform his trends
and he public generally thai he has opened 4
.fgHlaOgNssy NasG Number Ward,
where he has ON Maud, at pr seut The largest aud
best assortment OF Mahogany off red for sale in
this market, being carefully selected by himself re-
Gently in New York, at prices winch will ensure a
ready sale 10 those IN wantof good Article.
All orders lro'n dsIlLce viii be attended to q
the, shortest notice. J. A.. BELVlS.
Richmond Va. Scp'pn,her 10 I'm
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C.ERK7.sGE FOR s.sEE.

A n excellent second hand Carnage Tor sale Low
"a Apply 10 II. NJ. DlDEAhE.
Apr 10 Is
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2 and 10000 cres,

made up oi several tracts formerly owned by David
Ross, and which were conveyed by the same DAVID
Ross's executor y helrsio the Caa"ba Iron Works
Co. Ga the first named tract, ANTHRACITE
COAL Is found 1t. great abundance within Que mite
Of the Furnace, arii IRON ORE within the same
coatenient distance The Improvements very
fine. In addnion To the Furnace aud Other ueces-
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a tract ort@NO Acres.

on which the sud FURNACE and many otter val
liable Improvements are situated; aud another tract
Containing between
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fT-ef \ valuable ssriSt Will, Saw
l"", Will and several good Dwell
S-l~-o 1InW FHnuSrS

The lroo aud Castings made mt this establishment
are ofvery superior quali,y.-rhe metal Is equal II
not superior to any made IN the State Il Virginia.
This valuable property will be sold upon credit Of
nue. eighteen and twenty four months. II deslted
the tract, containing between and 10000 ACRES, M
be Sold in parcels 10 suit purchasers AT the same
time will offer for sale, at public auction, upon Il
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April ]
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Feb. 4
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) or q TOMS OF castings,

% UT d tOEgN Oh CTNtENws,
Also, all the personal property title \. o,ks nclu-
ding WORKING TOOLS, FLASkS. PAT
TERMS, Ne. Purchasers VIII be required To
give bonds with good secu,uy for the amount al
Their purchases. The lille Vi the above property is
believed 10 he good; acting as trustees NC will Gully
convey such tile as is vested in Us.
WIN. b. ARCHER.
ALIEN, =. ESkRlDGE.
August 10 t2SO
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-29
Washington, June Is, is4I.

The House have spent'the' day in list
ming TO speech from Hon. Mr.. Wise,
which commenced with the beginning of
abolition, and ended with the present day.
He gave the Speaker scoring for ap-
pointing his committees from abolition
and free states, and then proceeded to
hurl his anathemas against the head of
the venerable member from Massachu-
sets, who safe like
"Patience upon a lee cat head,
Smiling at wet swabs."
M. Wise in some parts of his speech
was truly eloquent, and would have been
Just right If he had continued 10 adhere
to all the principles Ofhis beloved Jeffer-
sol, the apostle Of democracy, and the
glory of the Western liberal.
in the Senate the gallant Preston, who
would bleed TO death, if you can, believe
his assertions, to save his dying country,
made a speech upon MeLeod's case. anC
was followed by Col. Benton, in a strail
of eloqGence hardly equalled. The Sen
ate, when Col. Benton had finished, ad
adjourned, and rainy night fell on Wash
ington. "ss 3. nt I
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dent, Directors and Company of the Bank
OF the United States yesterday entered
suit in the District Court against the late
President, Nicholas Biddle, Esq. There
is no mistake about this matter. The at.
torneys engaged WlliamRawle, Thom-
as J. Wharton and Ferdinand w. Hub.
BILE, Esquires. tits said that John Cald-
wallader, Esq, the regular Solicitor of
the bank, declined participating in the
action 49,.
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OM1NoUs.--The President of the UNI
ted States, in his message, notifies the,
Senate, that in case he has made bad
appointment TO Office, they will evince no
delicacy in non-con6rmation. We won
der against whom this request will aPPlyF
Take care, bank sWindlers and PlPe.lay-.
ers! Have any of you reached mark OF
public favor without being fully known to
the PRESIDENT as he says deception is
practised. Harrisburg Gag.
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A great politician and financier down
east has hit upon plan to cure the evils
Of good currency, a badGoVernment,and
every other national evil. He proposes
that Congress shall pass law compelling
the restoration of confidence. We rec
olIecl something about that being done
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Edward C. Delavan writes from Ha4
vana to the Albany Evening Journal that
The climate of Cuba is much finer and
more favorable to diseased lungs than thss'
of any part Of Italy,
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NEW sERIEs.-voL. /. NO. AZ.

BY the election of Gen. Harrison. C,n il
be possible that there was mistake about
it?--Nev Era.
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Your obedient
TOBACCO PLANT.n

From this one confession Of the Wing
organ, let the world Judge Of the stupen-.
dous frauds which were practised
upon the People, during the last cam:
paign.
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MORE FUN AHEAD.

Suit against Nicholas Biddle XIV The
Philadelphia Ledger says: 'The Presi-
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Terms OF THE STANDARD

TERMS OF THE STANDARD.
Fon oNE TEAR, IN ADVANCE, S9 40
WTHIN THE YEAR, So .. so
AT raE ExPIRArIoN OF THE YEAR, iii 3 90
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state during the winter season, on boiled
beets, and the wash from the kitchen, and
the otherwise waste food from the farm;
and with the addition of oats and pea
meal, & bran, they can easily be made
fat
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The following extracts are from an es-
say on the Root Culture, by Mr.. J. AXE
ley, of Rumford, Name, and published
in the Yankee Farmer: