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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-06
RICH GOODS !

DICH GOODS ioi Ladies' Dresses; Splendid fig,
n and plain SILKS rich fgd Eoienncs; super fig,
Mandatins printed Lawns DO. Chays super plain ant
fg'd Muslin de Lanes, etc. etc. Just openrda
LANGDON aud WRGGHT'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-06

nR. VIM. EVANS celebrated CamomiIc Tonic
- and Family Aperent Pills for Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases, Prostitution Of Nervous and Vital Ener
gy, Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De
rangement OF The Digestive Organs-ior sale ct the
bookstore "f f. P. Walton and Son. Montpelier.
INDIGO a. CAMwooD.-s and LsngdOns have
Lately receiyeda supply. Nov /.
TTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
u Frs received and for GALE by
May rs, 1910. f. H, PRENTISs.
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DNNIE BNLUWIN, efs.
Montpelier, Aug. l7th, A, ID. 1871.

STATE OF VERMONT, To the heirs at law and all
District of Bradford, S. { persons interested in the
estate Of Simon Blake late OF Newbur, in said district of
Bradford, deceased
VOU are hereby notified that Betsey NJ Blake and Os.
i b. Blake, administrators sand estate, have Pc
ttoned The Probate COurt, in and for SAID district for
further time Of three months, from the 9th day Of Scpem
Der, 94l finish tho collection Of certain debts in favor
Of the estate aud to make payment of the claims Of the
credorsand that the game assigned for hearing al
the session OF SAID he holden at the Judges Office
in Theilord, said district the second Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER. ls4-when and where all PEI concerned may
appear and object if they
Given in Probate Court at Thcfold in said District,
this l7th day Of August, lsil.
Attest, JOSEPH BERRY, Regis cr
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ftAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber, June 90
~ two brindle yearng heiiers The owner requested
to take them away and pay charges.
EDWIN C. LEWIS.
Berlin, July 90, lsi. ls
T OAF, lump, and brown SUGARS, CofIo Tea Spices
IL ETC. Just received at LANGDoN and WRIGHT'S.'
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NJ Office. The subscriber still continues the
L manufacture of Edge Tools, at his Cash Shop
at the south end Of the Arch Bridge.
N. B, Axes be jumped are repaired a, short no.
tce In the best manner, ground and polished ready
Tor use. All orders Sent from distance will receive
prompt attention. HEZEKIAH WARD.
Montpelier, Feb a. 1870
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BURLINGTON DYE-HOUSE

SAVE YOUR SWINGLE-TOW!
CtWINGLE TOW wanted at fair price by q w CoBl
- s. co. Montpelier wi age, Feb Is
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GUNE 9, Is4L-NEW FANCY GOODS.
STORRS and LANGDoNS have Just returned from
~ Boston with rich variety Of scarce and desirable silk
and fancy goods
SO DOZ. BONNETT FLOWERS.
STORRS and LANGDONS have the most extensive
- stock of Bennett flowers offeredMliners sup
Piled at Wholesale june 9, l84l.
g BONNETT SILKS AND LAWNS.
OToRRS and LANGDONS have a great variety Of
nnett Silks and Lawns, this day from Boston.
June 9, 134l.
MILITARY GOODS.
TUST 'oceived from New York by r. r.. Rikor, State
y stree opposite the Bank, large assortment of Militia.
of this state. Terms cash
Montpelier village, May 20 Al O6
FLOUR FLOUR!
N@N-NM 1000 Bbs Fancy Brand, Rochester
Il5Oz4z14sM = and Gennessee FLOUR, lust landing
Y HzAtssssyN at Folett and Bradlcys Wharf, and for
aaszstsEz& sale at Darlington or Monpeler, at the
owsst prices by ., B aJI and LANGDoN:.
LATEST FASHIONS RECEIVED
TNHCSE wishing GARMENTS made in the latest and
i best style please call opposite the brick church.
May 20-05 HENRY lSHAM,
II. X. RIKER, DRAPER& TAILOR,
[iStdie Steet opposite the Bonkl
OST Respectfully informs hIs customers and the pub
lNl lie in general that he has removed into his new build
ing where he Offers for sale large and well assorted stock
Of WOODEN GOODS, consisting of
BROADCLOTU, CASSIMER ES s. VESrlNGS.
He has just returned from New York and is ready to
make up Garments in the most fashionable style. Gentle
men wishing fr good and well fitting Coat requested
to call. lUToCUTTlNG done for oilers 10 make at
hort notice and warranted TO f. good stock Of Taor's
Trimmings on hand and Tor sale cheap ior cash.
May 25 1911. 06
CtROCKERY, GLASS WARE, LOOKING GLASS
~ ES, etc cheaper than ever, this Spring, at CHS
.SPALDING'5 Cheap Store May g.
NOTICE. Agents for the sale Of Brandrchs PILLS
~ in Vermont, needing supplies previous to the call Of
my Travelling agent, will please mail their orders To the
N. E. Brandre,hiun Office, 10 Iano-er ST. Boston
p' Nj. BRANDRETH, M. Il
RICH GOODS!
ID tCH GOODS ioi Ladies' Dresses: Splendid fgd
II and plain SILKS rich fgd Eloenncs super 6g'd
Mandatins printed Lawns do Chalys super plain and
fgd Muslin de Lanes, etc. etc Just opened at
LANGDON aud WRTGHTS.
DRINTED LAWNS. Siorrs and Langdons have a
L great variety of cold ground printed uwns-some Of
new and beautiful styles NAV 90
MRS. Mler's and Lorlalds A J. fine cut Tobacco
LtI on hand and constantly for sale by
Nav H. Isll. SILAS BURBANK, JR.
IIOISERY and Gloves Parasols and Bpnnets; Shawls
and Handkcrchie; Scaris, Cfnvats and olht fancy
! Goods, Just received at the cash Store. by
LANGDON and WRIGHT
| PROADCLOTHS Cass,meres ami ves'ines very
ID cheap, at LANGDON and WRIGHT S.
May 30 1871. 05
CONGRESS SPRING WATER
| CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
| slLAS BURBANK.
SAVE YOUR SWINGLE-TOW
CtWINGLE TOW wanted at fair PRICE by q w CoBI
| - s. CO. Montpelier wi age, Feb Is
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

"A Good supply Of The vaTious Kinds OF Drugs
IN used by the practising physician, also Pa enI
Medicines adapted to the diseases al the country,
0ow on hand and for sale by E. II. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, June A, lS4l. OF
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SOMETHING NEW!
CNTORRS and LANGDONS have Just received rich
- variety of Fancy Handkerchief that large enough
June 10, lsil O9
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August 18th, A. ID. 1871.
HON. AUGUsTINE CLARKs EsTATE-

HON. AUGUSTINE CbARKS ESTATE.
HE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
l. able Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Hon. Au.
gnstine Clark late Of Montpelier in said district doceas-
ed represented nsolvont and the term of six months from
the 18th day ofJuly A. d. 1871 allowed by said Court,
TO the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims, before us,-Do give notice that will
attend 10 the duties of appointment al the dwelling
house of Mahcn COttrll in Monpelc in said district
the first Monday of October and January next, 10 o.
clock forenoon, on each of said days.
JOSEPH REED, Commission
DANIEL BALDWIN, ers.
Montpelier, Aug, l7th, A. ID. 1871. 10
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A FRESH and general supply Of Drugs,-Sampsou
~ Reeds, Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, Dr. Tay Tor
Balsam of Iverwort, Mrs. GarJners do. DR.. Carriers
Compound Pulmonary Basam, Indian Vegetable ard To-
naio Pills, Pure Wines aud Spirits for medical purposes
Just received and Tor sale very low by
May II, 1871, SiLAS BURBANK, JR.
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NE Subscriber tenders his thanks the inhabitants of
i Barre and its vicinity, for the liberal patronage with
which They have favored him The past year and respectfully
soicls continuance Of the He may be found
rwngsvle, Barre VIZ where all calls in his line of BUSH
ness (Which includes all branches of operative masonry
will be gratefully received, ard promptly attended 10.
+. @, THURSTON.
Ba RE Anril l64I 99:tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-06

~ ROUND and Dry White Lead OIL Tupentine, Co
VI pal Varnsh, Paris green gold and silver Leaf Also
few paints and brushes used by portrait painters for sale
by S. p. REDFIELD.
9Th MAY l84l. O6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-06

NJ Office. Agents for the sale Of Brandrcih's PILLS
~ in Vermont needing supplies previous to the call OF
my Travelling agent will please mail their orders To the
N. E. Btandre,hiun Office, 10 IIano-er ST. Boston
pt Nj BRANDRETH, NJ. II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-06

LIAR, tooth CLOTH shoe, pant, floor, scrubbing aud
l. horse Brushes, for sale by s. p REDFlELD.
Montpelier, eth MAY 1871 06
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r.. n. RIKER, DRAPER s. TAILOR,

CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, LOOKING GLASS
~ ES, etc cheaper than ever, this Spring. at CHS
SPALDING'5 Cheap Store May s.
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90 TONS OF IRON,

STORRS & LANGDONS offer for sale the best stock
- ofron to be found in the counyl6000 lbs Eng Tire
IRON; 1900 Swcdes square and fiat do 1000 American fat
and round do 0O0 do band do 1000 shoe shape nail
rods; 1000 hamc and snath do; iron bars iron axeees.
wagon boxes plough points, BacKsmIths and others
supplied at the lowest terms. March 4-94n6
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NAILS! NAILS
MASONRY,

300 CASKS from the Peru Iron Co. on hand and for
- sale al Burlington prices, adding low freight by
March D. lS4l. SILAS BURBANK, JR,
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ANRESH FIGS, RasIns, Eng Walnnis Lemons,
u Oranges aud Pruncs for sale by {. Fl. Preniiss
LAIR! HAIR Town and WlIherell have
Tins day received The latest style OF Hair WORK
Daud' Of Long Hair. French Frzeus, American
do, Wigs, BH'ds. Cuhs, RInsles, &c.
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no not forget to call at Lyman and Kings Cheap lash
- Store for The best assortment Of Eng Prints and
lower nrces. No mistake.
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FRESH BONNET FLOWERS.
CTORRS & LANGDoNS have just received anofner
- box ofihose elegant Bonnet Flowers.
Also the best Bonnet Foundations do Whale Bone and
Rattans Crown Innings &c,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-06

ESSENCE Of Rose, ext of Lemon, English Curranis,
IL Cocoa, and Chocolate, for sale by S REDFIELD.
Montpelier, eth MAY. IL. 06
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE yisiter will proceed their Meeting on the lst OF July
next TO appoint Professors in the Schools Of Modern Ian
Mathematics, Applications, directed TO Doel'
eessner HARRISON Of the Faculty. al the University,
will he laid hefu the Board of Visiers
The annual income o the Professor of each of these schools
is composed salary Of thousand dollars and the .e
VARYING from fifty dollars each paid by the stu
dents attending his school furnished moreover, with
convenient dwelling house. having garden attached free %
Tbc salary and fees received by the Professors OF THESE
schools respectively, during the last four years. counting m
salary at 81 ,0o0 has averaged as follows:
The Professor of Modern Languages, S2,so0 per dHns"
g " Mathematics, S39O
Law, $1,000
II il reoucd shall taught in the School OF Hode,
Languages French Italian, Spanish, German ana he
saxon languages And with respect any applicant Tor m
Chair Of that will expect To be niui
whether he is competent teach all these ansage and ho'
mi Wiz, ar hcm he ean leach W. II. WOuDLEf,
"h'''' VI ~ " Proctor Of the o. Of Ia
~ The Whs Rchmand the National Intelligence ana e
cin5e Washington City the Patrick aud Republican, Baitho
,he National Gazette Pcnnsylyanan Phladelphia M
Evening Post and Courier Enquirer New ioki Tue
and Post Boston, will copy the above ana FORWARD nen
10 this office for collection. &c Y,,Jy
18th Dec, 1910
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From thr Gtorgia .J,ffrson'Gp.

Al
We commend TO the serious attention OF our read
ers, two articles which will be found in the preceding
columns of our paper, the from the Charleston
Mercury and the other from the Richmond Enquirer,
in relation to the unjust and unconstitutional measures
of the State Of New York, in regard 10 fugtves from
the Southern States. it is indeed time that the South
should look to her interests, and form Southern Pary
for their protection regardless Of every other consde-
ration What is it to us who is at the head OF the
Government Van Buren, Harrison or any one else, IT
our dearest rights be invaded with IMMUNITY under
either. Already has the Legislature of New York
passed law which sets all constitutional obligation
asid e. and which in amount virtual and HAT denai
of right and Justice any STAKEHOLDER claiming ms pro-
perty who may have fled to that State; ana So lar
has the State made herself party with the fugitive,
that she furnishes him legal counsel and defence al e
own expense, and makes it penal punishable WIN I'M
prisonment in the Penitentary, Tor master 70 e''
his slave if he fail in any particular iao GOWN -
prove his property and ownership Under .ne prov.
sons Of The act, should master have the 'emery 70
90 10 New York and claim his fugitive slave be IS
much more likely to 60 prison than return home with
his property -, A.
eson has in effect carried out the measure of the
State Of New York She refuses to give up for trial 10
the State of Georgia. refugees from justice, taken in
the act of decoyng md carrying away slave from the
servitude of his master.
What then shall the South do under such state of
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,bnos, The evil is growing and daily becoming more
formidable Shall she stand mute and look iamely on,
until these aggressions legazed BY usage and sane
tilted by time. We trust not. We trust the South
will realize the Importance of the question and
herself to meet it in solid pslaianx, ana
breast the storm man. The hoirse run
bling Of The political horizon us OF ITS APP
proach; let Us be ready and prepared to meet the
shock. External vigilance is the price Of safety and
all history bears out in the assertion, that whenever
people have been snbdued, and their rights and prlvi
leges disregarded and trampled upon, either by more
vigant neighbour, or foreign foe their snpIneness,
under foreign aggressions, has ever been prominent
cause We have borne their intrusons long, to bear
them longer would neither be the part Of wisdom nor
Of virtue We are not yet shorn of our strength let
Us defend ourselves, ere the Phstines be upon US
On this question, the North must b brought TO pause,
reflect and rerograde she must be brought back TO re-
gard the constitutional compact under which we form
ed the confederacy or, TO us, the Constitution IS not
worth straw What Shall II be said that the South
will continue TO respect and recognize the provisions
Of that sacred compact, whilst the North irels
herself at liberty TO violate its stpulatons with Impu-
nity Yes for the sake Of harmony, for the sake Of
Republican institutions for the sake Of the Union, she
WILL as long Northern mposItions are endnrabe; but
when they strike at her very vitas,whcn domestic m
suons invaded, and her property sacredly guar
aneed to her by that nstrumenp is rendered unsafe,
kidnapped and rihed from her-sHE WILL Sor ESDrKE
But we must act. The South has said too much, and
done too little. Already, at the present session. has one
Of our honorable Representatives IN Congress met with
rebuke from Of these Northern men, and he
political friend too, for introducing the South into
every debate and Boosting of her on every occasion
We must quit this braggadocio practice with our
tongues, and go earnestly to work with our deeds tell
the North plainly and III few words what we intend TO
d. and then follow it up by our actions We mus, brag
less and do more. We know there is brave chyalry,
public spirit and patriotism enough still remaining at
the South to defend her Institutions Let her show
il BY her actions. 1t is than idle merely 10 de-
bate these year after year and session after
sion on the political arena at Washington. Let US do
something effective and it will avail more than all
the set speeches that be made at the seat Of Gov
eminent from now till the "crack ofdoom.
We say then TO the " Old Dominion, go on; take
your position ard Georgia vii! not prove recreant 10
her elder sister or her constitutional rights nor be
wanting in devotion to the interests of the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
HINTON HILL SCHOOL.

TINE exercises this School will close the Goth OF Dccem
her and commence again the 18th January The subsc
hers pro,,osc give all students, who wish it, Thorough
course of Ancient Languages and Mathematics, i'll addition "a
the Elementary English branches. They also think this School
holds out strong inducements those who are preparing for Col
lege. !, 49,, , II ,,o,,s
cc il believed is not surpassed by any in the State.
Boarding be obtained in several respectable families IN inc
ncylorilood and also subscribers, (ncuding
every thing except liehts.)
RATS Of Tuiton-payabe ut the end OF each session.
ForAnccn Languages and Mathematics, either SIS 90 per
session.
For Elementary English branches, SIC so session.
20 student will received for less time than one session.
and no reduction ABSENCE except in of sickness
o,rd s5 90 Der session of five
JNO 4. BIACkNE ELL.
THOMAS BLACKWELL.
,,r 6C-w9t
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nv THOMAS RITCHIE.
Term. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

Enquirer is published reet during the session
s s"d os s scr ap1 rest " ''' ''A
Dollars per and Three Dollars for six months. ns
& IN avance, paid in me okee or rsmea oy mall po''
eN -, dollars per annum at the end oil the year a
pad an Sues TO Office be RENTED per mat III s"'n M
r At the rsk q Inc nostars Of single letter
.r> ann account the writer IL IS inc M s IN
sag y IN extensive business, which operates Is
Gs viii pay for nine papers, annually sha' nave the
tenth GRATIS, shall, hereafter he considered as incurred
IL y,nce and for years publication, unles s ha,
sna s ~ ia, shorter time, and paia LOT i" ~ AMY '
when 80 shall be the order of any new and an.
= No nI unless paid for in advance, or %
n some known accessible person IN ara 70
eYner OF his payment. BUT, N h",;her Win is unac-
the ",u, paymeut, from new suoscfoe W. VIZ , CON
cli'on wi! 49, Conditions single number may 10 SENT COZ"
Q ~ accompanied by copy o, @ ,biy 10 nav may he
- The name, nher and who remain indebted On open
the end n me list of SUBSCRIBERS
payment DUE % Of The Editorial CoaoeaoH q "a
These Resolutions are sae o. M Ed,oria Corps Virginia.
dom and s nj The I'm Interests
these we are eaure an
Of the Frs several the American presses n
S me- Enci<h Custom Of Casa S than the Editors
o more ~ rh areat difficulty. consists IN me @ 80 h
On. the o;her Now . aaned to continue
~ hscribers on the Book, who are III 80 wht
ws ms change course he ham off from our rol
:; J., mis- rameu will postivs'y pe ss''' -
:, IN. CONNIE ncen,ent oil our neN S"'"
s TERMS OF ADVERTISING :, .
r,s Tn,t il he recommended To the Editors W
hssosoe ,s commonwealth, to publish al the neaa ~ wy
per es for advertising, and that they strictly @ e
- .,ne. aud that these prices be always suen - " e
compensation ' ~ R,scaton Of the Editorial Contention
f lines or less first insertion, 10 Cents 10
.arh continuance, 50 cents .;,h ,h. advance
n.d.rs from distance must be accompanied WV" -"
SATISFACTORY references, insure execnom ,rnum
,hos whose advertising amount 10 SiVV PEI
eonm, win he made per cent ana 70 sou bcneye
ei.c. ~, and Marriages the country whence
ny riting unknown al this o'hoe mus NJ
ue ~ w in M case be published every measure ,a ia
en taken to prevent mposons and mas l case upor
i being certified by the name oil the fos'
,.rt,n on the back Of the ,stter.J
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n. NJ. BERNARD, Clerk.

GLOUCESTER RIVER LAND FUK SHE.
ID virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed IL thr isrber y
ID James caye the lth day Of January, lsO, and
uy recorded in the Clerks Office Of Gloucester Comfy Court
for the puYposes therein mentioned. shall expose nsa, BY pub
lie auction money! Gloucester Court House, on the
s Monday in sarch next being Court day ii fair II not the
day, half Of tina, tract parcel Of Land lying
the county aforesaid called and known by the name OF Turks
Ferry oil which John 3 Sub. died seized: the said
half being part Of said tract which he devised TO s
daughter Ca,arinc w. Hackney, and contains, BY survey five
hundred wenyf be the same more or lss THIS
immediately riankaank river low enough down 10
admit small vessels, well imlfrd Win OAK
chesnut and pine. uerahy fertile. and, addition 10 the lnN
les OF the river which location affords, offers wish
engage timber aud wood getting line uc laSnra
lie opportunity Of acquiring wealth seldom mel with The
title known subscriber to admit Of dispute aIf sell
ing Trustee only give such deed usual in similar
cnses THO. 4. AMORY, Trns'tr.
I,n 7g-wtds
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EIFrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran az

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the snhscrhei
living Middlesex county, the 9th OF Tue present 'nn
negro Charles Charles is very likely, hrieh
mulaito fellow with very light blue about wenysn years
old, feet eight inches high, and well roporlloncd lie
had when he left cloth close coat blue cassine pan
taoons and white fur hat lie left without any pvocaon what
and doubt endeavornc 10 get To free sttc lie
very smart sensible fellow calculated 10
lesed will give the above reward for the apprehension ana
delivery of him me, secured Jail 50 that can get MN
again. ANY information concerning him will be Thankfully re-
WIN. X. PACE.
pn.Linnhn,, ca,t d2-n
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Buckingham, Sept. 81, 1910.

MI ARGRAvE-Ths distinguished English Stallion and Racer
lSl Racers will make his nj my staDe
Charlotte House, Virginia. 7ers-So0 the season. paya
Isl day of August NJ which time The
season expires commencing nth FrharyOne hundred
dollars be paid the mare is nscerianed
To be in fna in Instance 81 the
groom Those that make payment the
season. will be required 10 execute their notes with
security have subjected To difficulty IN Clos
ing accounts long standing Good and extensive ashraee
will he furnished and the well fed, If required,
with grain at sent with Mares VIII
be boarded gratis For further particulars, hand hills
y WYATT CARDWELI.
I..oo sl-tlJe
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

TIME subscribers having taken the street I'M
medately front the aud door TO Mcssrs
James sizer Son, intend the Auction aud Commits
They will also inform their
public they will continue their former bus
negroes collecting debts in the City OF klc-
mond and of Vginats giving To mer
aud of having their claims collected
on the hopc by attention To OBJ
tain 40 addition already very liberal patronage Their
house will he ready goods on the lih inst.
ROBERT HILL & CO.
r. s. Our charge hiring will he per cent for
collecting the same collecting 800 in the city,
do 800, y do. They viii also attend to the ne
groes in case Of sickness through the year.
Drcl