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MIR. Tyler AND IHEIOCOS.

l, would seem thai Mr.. Tyler ought himself 10 feel
Inundated, when hc perceiyes the GOODNESS wlth which
his advances received by his Loco foco ''allios.
and, in some the rudencss with With they
are repulscd. We have already mentioned that the
printing Of the Albany post ofce has lcon transferred
from the Advertiser (Whg) to the Argus (I.oco and
the latter informs rs that this change made by tho
Albany postmaster, "mper orders from head q0ntc,s'
without solicitation on its part, lard much to It's
prise" That the Argus has moi been Tyler i;cd by this
very small attempt upon its virtue. however. is in!r
DE from the fact, that it takes occasion, with particular
emphasis. to declare that .any republican (meanng any
loco oco) who for the sake ofobtanng office or patron
age should far forget himself in any manner regard
less Of the principles and usaocs Of the denoefaryn
(Which principles and usagts' require patient waiting
Tor, and passive obedience TO- orders from the san
hcdrn,) ''as support Mr.. TYLER for the Presidential
contest, would forfeit the confidence of the Democratic
party" Such the orders from Albany-whch is of
course political suburb Of kinderhoo! lcarken and
obey, therere Perhaps however the language of the
Argus has special application. and is intended as a
warning to Gov. Marcy and Mr.. Stevenson. both Of
whom. if Rumor is to be relied upon are spirants to
seats in the Tyler Cabinet
Notwithstanding these repeated hints 10 Mr. Tyler
that though he may throw his "sopsto Cerbcrua he is
not to be bought upby them-although, while eating
the crumbs of Patronage which he layscs upon them
the iocos sna at the hand that puts it their mouths
yet lie Is soryile enough TO continue to court the
sweet breatRs," while the Wings, from whom his
Administration receives whatever ofsuppoft it obtains
an are The constant objects Of his vuperation- -and
'a'ey OF his vengeance. far The distribution of the
patronage OF the government enables him to wrack hs
resentment upon them
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue OF deed of trust executed 10 mo by S,er
- ling Jones, bearing date on the oh day OF Dcc,m
Der, 1871, and oi record in the County Court of Canp
bell. shall. on Tuesday. the 18th day Of September
lSl2. on the premises, sell by why Of public auction,
for ready money. certain
1R.ICT OR P7RCEL or LAND.
with Its appuriehonecs, containing
] Is ~ u = q Ni - sc Or les !,
lying and being on the waters OF Falling River in the
county OF Campbell ) II being the same Land which
was allotted o. assened 10 the said Jones III the son
Of The real estate Of his deceased father John Jones
aud adIons the dover lands Of his mothcr Nanc,
Jones, and the lands of Thomas l.. Chcaiha,n Nancy
Wood, and Philip Ranshogcr. Also, \ f. & Il q
BOY SIAN T., named Melvin
The hc to the said property is believed 10 be good
but acting merely asa Trustee, will only convey To
The purchaser the title vested in me thereto hy III,
deed aforesaid. ClllSNFIL DABNEA
Trustee.
Aug. II il3S
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y d, ICE.

! NlNG qualified he Executor of the lat, Ed
m1nd Bailey notice Is hereby given for all those
indebted 10 hls estate TO come forward and make
P'ymen'-and those having claims against the estate
requested 10 present tie for pa, men, to the subscr
bcr properly anthentIcatod-
he children OF Parhc Bailey, and Of Jane. Bailey
dec d. late OF lynchbnrg. nd the descendants if any, Of
such as have died, are hereby notified Ia make them
selves known To the undersigned without DELAY in or
der that he may make tho necessary arrangements 10
distribute the estate accord rg 10 the direction Of the viii
pafhe Bailey, (broth'r 81 The late Edmund Barley }
VIII como forward and l. e himself known he will e
ceivc small legacy. JOHN GODDlN
l. or Of Edmund Bailey decd
Richmond, August , I'm "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15

VI. u cbster.--Thera to be doubt that Nh
Webster will in few days retire from the Cabinet
Massachusetts, paper speaks Of certain and adds
that Mr.. Choato nov Of the Senators from that
State, will resign his seat in that body. being anxious to
return to the bar, and Mr.. Webster will be elected TO
succeed him. With what feelings towards Mr. Tyler,
the Secretary of State will surrender his seals Of office
we do not know; but ii is said that Dir Choatc, who is
on terms of close personal intimacy with Mr. Webster,
has recently not attempted to conceal his hostility to the
President and lbs disgust for his trcacherous course,
though he was at first anxious to concato and support
him Mr. Webster will take OCCASION we presume, on
retiring to leave doubt to his opinions, to his
future course in reference those questions which have
dissolved tho connection between the Pr siiep, and the
Whias
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n'a1v7 AVE SEMINARY.

y lSSES GORDON res p,cllully inform the ,sluca
vi ting public that they design opening, on Monday
the i OF September. IN the basement o the Bap-
tsl Church. school. t'r lac education of young /,
dies Having had several yssrs experience IN teaching
and having spent some time previous preparation Tor
the duties Of their pr5e III, they nanr thculse YES
that their friends aud the public generally will Afford
Them sufficient eneuur,o 10 admit of their cstnl
fishing permanent school; feeling confident that no Of
font will be wanting ON their part which conduec to
tir intellectual and moral Improvement Of those onlr,s
ted 10 tlcir
Having often t, and observed the Inconvenience of
changing pupils from - ilon to anoilpr AS they al
Vanren their education. they purpose having several
classes IN order 10 accounts ,atc the wice of lnon 10
the different stages of AL necmen
On account OF The Iecuii pressure Of he ncs they
have determined to lessen, fora time the terms Of TN
ton.
Terms ior the session Of five months. payable in ad
vance:
LIST class. for besnnc RS. Alphabetical lessons, Spell
ling, Reading and Multiplication Table sc O1
End class Tor the more al vanccd-Spelling READING
Writing. Elements Of ArItlI melIc OF English Grammar
aau nePrlPhy, $40 OO
Bird class rthopra ply Reading Writing. Ari,h
nrlc, English drammar, y netnt and Modern History
and Composition TO M
1tf cass-All the higher branches usually t,uoht in
the best schools. together ith French tl5 OO
Music on the Piano. : lessons per week IS 90
Drawing 6 Painting do 10 no
Oriental lmtng, do 8 Oo
york. do 10 90
Embroidery. do 4 M
lb persons unacquainted with them, they viii take
malls; or in referring them 10 Capt T. A. IIolco,nbc
Messs :. NJ, Scott. L. l. hIosby. John Il. d. PAYNE
aud Capt llutter y NJ &C. s GORDON
Aug - 10
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LAT Err.

Since the above was in type, we have received in
the Slaunon Spectator. copy of the final proceedings
Of the Convention, which adjourned On the Sd inst.
but the Veto Message compels 10 POSTPONE the pro.
ceodings until our next. The Convention adop,ed n
resolution directing that a application be made to the
next Legislature ior the passage of law taking the
sense OF the 'qnal!!ed voters upon tie question Of call
Ing Convention "to be based upon the white popua
ton" \ genuine FHgiaia spirit, it is said animated
The Convention; and nothing like dsmemb, rment' Of
the Old Dominion was heard We shall publish the
proceedings more at length in our next.
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Ing results appear;
sS.42H

Thus II viii be seen, Says the Atlas) that while
HE imports OF American Gotten have increased To The
amount Of 5000 bags al the Of only ,iie per
cent the Fast India has increased 10 the amount Of -
AIS, or at the rate OF serenity Seren per This one
would think, shoe Id answer pretty concusvely if not
satisfactorily the unoundcd explanations Of past in
creased supply and destroy all anticipaons of future
decrease.
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s}isks ~ AIRY.

Died at the residence OF { oil. Aug. Lcltweh. IN this
place, the Sd inst. RouEtsT A., son OF Robt w. and
Mary \. earns, (ately ct lllluois.) aged about five
Yeas Parents and relations- weep not. You may go
Ia hiu but he rannot come To YOU lie adds To
the Kingdom Of Heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15

o. The "Gazelte' published at Parkerslurg, W God
county. Va. which has been heretofore neutral in poll
tics. has hoisted the Clay ag-sotisfod it SAYS that
Nhig measures are best adapted bring relief to the
country and 10 give prosperity and happiness to the
people"
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Notice.

NoI1CE.
ID INAWAi from the subscriber OF, the Ola, of
IL June last. my negro man
III II W X ";
ana iron information his intention IN either u rcach
ono 'ndiana reported 10 have gone at this time up
James or Jacksons river. for the purpose of getting in
company with an lrlsh laboer who has been eu,pl ved
upon the James River nnpro, enent | vii give re.
ward o twenty dollars for HE delivery 10 me IN Ambers,
county miles above lynchburg. if secured in ial
81 J get him again-and will give twenty dollars ir
the apprehension Of the villain who attempting To ear
~ oil my negro. Henry is about 80 years old brloI
complexion, six feet hiah stout built has down look
bad teeth. aud large head Of hair aud took oil with
h'm when he eli my farm, coarsc dark coufed hip
coat with cape, white hall worn fur hat 2 cotton o.
nabngs shirts pair coarse brown linen pants aud s,c
ether clothing IL rs very probable he viii be- lurking
about james River TIL the time OF his mates rmior
aud will make oil for Charleston the kanawha
WM. |. SHELTON
O.. The Charleston. kanawha. Republican will please
publish the above advertisement weekly f three weeks
and forward lis account 10 this Office for collection
Aug 10 w3w
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Non LANs-- Ias lsrhersburs Gazette lnlatus u
that jackson county 'rgina.) is in state Of open
rebellion. On the last Court day tie people paraded the
streets Of Ripley, with guns. clubs, &c. and threatened
10 ride upon rail any who bid Ter property under
two-ihris Of its saus Property offered, but there
bidders
The Abingdon Nirqinian also says: I'VE learn from
foeralo good authority that the Locos in the lower
end II this county becoming very much dissatisfied
with the daily sacrifices of property for debt, occurring
al Their doors. aud that of them have even
gone 50 ia as to make stump speeches advocating the
proprey Of resistance the orcble collection OF debts
The Wings, in the face OF the universal distress oi
the people. triumphantly tell thenl Thou can ST
not say zee did it YOU may repfoach with not re-
eving the disesscs oihe people, but you cannot say
We brought them No; YOU must look farther back
than the ith Of March, ISL for the origin OF this thing
We were doing reil-we were promised that, by the
adoption Of certain measures. the most prominent one
Of which was tle destruction of the National Bank We
should do teiic-aud. like the poor Italian, who took
phy se to make well better. here are crushed be
meath load of debt contacted under expanded cur
rency. which required TO pay when there Is
scarcely money or It's representative. sufficient 10 keep
mp hrathul circulation in the body polite The an
thors Of these measures were the ".lrtGcerS Of Run
they Were then. With prophetic accuracy, called
And yet instead Of hiding themselves from the indg
nation Of suffering people, they boldly challenge re
ncwai Of that public confidence, which they SO Justly
forfeited. WIN the people-can they be so far doluaed
as to trust thcm agan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15

o. Dickens (Boz) as expected, is excoria,ne
his American attees and sycophans, since his return
home He cannot ht them a lick aniss II he would
put them in his Curiosity Shop regularly hbeitd,
il would be a rare show
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15

=. ~. mere has been "a i" GREAT TYLER con
'oN" In Ohio-thc proceedings of which are du-
80 Nun and grandlloquently magnfcd by that dealer
;" S'nai wares, the Madsonian The whoc number Of
s"'es IS said to have been TWENTY Two
.' f's'"'hg' as is supposed, constituency of thrice
'',' NUMBER The Secretary of the Convention was
Loco foco Editor.
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H O0kS ana SfGyi ery

THFOI1tFS dIid DtdfFS IN BO0NS aud STd0NcTy, aud
Boohbmdqs,
IL ANEmrsale general assortment of BOOKS, ineln
\ ding LAW, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL. MIS-
CElLANEOuSandSC SCHOOL BOOKS, STATION
fRl IN ovcry variety. MUSIC and MUSICAL
lNSlRI MENIS DRAWING. MATERIALS
MAI lFAlAI1CAL INSTRl 'MENTS. MAPS and
GLOBES, SURVEYORS COMPASSES aud in
Tact every article apperlanlng to the trade. BLANK
BOOKS Of every description, always on hand mud
made 10 order ruled 10 any given patterns every variety
of BANDING executed in the best manner
<OHHfrU .Her~h0ufs visiting our city and
the old customers qt tie House will always find com
pce STOCK to select lm and upon favorable Ter M as
they can be had IN any city
SMITH, DRINkER 4 MORRIS.
Late Smith Il Palmer
Richmond, August - wtl5Sif
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East mdjd Cofion.-The Boston Atlas quotes from
the Liverpool Times oftlle 5th of July comparative
view Of The imports OF { oon no Great Britain. from
the lst oi Janoary 10 the 18th June 1872 as compared
with the imports during the same period in l8il--by
which tie following results appear.
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M 4 AZ HS \ AGE.

Married at the residence OF William Hawkins. Esq
in Boeioufl county. the Ri mat by the Rev. Jacob
Carpcr MIR. BrNJAMiS EsrT-s of Bedford to Miss ST
sN BnNr ol SpatlsyiNauia-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15

o. In the House oiRcpcseniatves, few days ago.
NJ. Adams commented with ust severity upon Presi-
dent 1yel's ith Of July letter to his friends in Pha
dclphia. He quoted from these words Executive
dicIaiiou! rcpel the lmpetaton would gladly har
mon1e with Congress IN the enactment OF such mea
sures. II the MAJORITY would permit me What is that
asked Mr.. \ II the majority would permit him =
How BY doing just uhat he thought proper. II wlss
precisely thu ease Of one gentleman cut of Twelve on
curry. who declared tha he had never met in his lie
with eleven such obstinate mcu The President would
harmanme "ih the majority, # the majority would do
Just mhat he told them That the Substance. said
Nh. Adams Of the whole letter. rcpeng the charge Of
dclaou And that TOO IL the substance of the lh y.
10 Mcs,aga
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.NO.ND.lT, AUGUST Is, 1872.
TIIE, FOURTH ElOl

TIE FOURTH VETO!
Ill, MAJESTY kinI John the lst has not been ''gra.
ciousy pleased On the language Of Royalty, to
ton the Revenue Bill recently passed by Congress- aud
has therefore nucd ii By his imperial vcto--and all
lere and loyal subjects of tho expected To
shout Long lire the King Dozen ,r,h the Peoples
Re prescntatires But hope the spirit of freedom is
no, utterly extinct and that there will yet be found some
Barons bold ;" like those, who at Runny meade wrest
ed the charter of Il peoples rights from the grasp OF
his namesake and kindred spiritor who will tell him,
as our fathers of the Revolution told King Geolge the
3D. that IN ,cithoipg his assent from la,cs necessayto
ths public good, he has violated his duty, the
.,.o,f Magistrate of free people, and rendered him
=. :. aamenable to public Indignation.
We publish tins Document whch has been received
with feeling of deep resentment, the character Of
which may be inferred by the action of the House
which not rash, preciptateor stannybut silent.
solemn calm resoute.-No Indignation was expressed
10 inyectiyc INDUCED n-no anathena resortcd to-
But he is poor Judge Of human nature who does NOT
more dread this omnons silence than the stornest
denuneia,ion,
We have not room even il the game were worth the
candle to crcise the Veto Message. II is all answered
BY the speech Of Mr. Guggin embodying the frmer
pnlons aud arguments of John Tyler on the subject Of
Distribution with which it is accompanied. Nolna
can read the one and the other without bno convinced
that in G,rrerly advocating Distribution john TYLER
played the hypocrie or that he was sincere then he
is now enacting the knave His old opinions in all re
spects confc, with those which he expresses Il
i, for the pu Ec will. this fact before them To say what
respect due the of affected regret aud modcra
ton which characeri2es the Message
What will Congress do? What st0,dd it do? Ifil
Weld, Executive supremacy established forever and
the Representative system is utterly desccpiye aud
useless III yield. is substantially SAYING that the
President is not only component part OF the Legislative,
power but lathe is he Le@isiaye po,ce, ityeit Is
Congress ready thus degrade itself? Are the pc pie
prepared their Representatives submit To this IN
warrantabio aud unprecedented dication? II they are
they are RIPE jo' n'natcay' and 1t viii not matter IN"
soon the President Pntsa crown upon his head, which
at last Is only an embn ct power and not power itself
lie has already gFasped the subsiahce"i should we
CONGRESS ongbt not to yeld-apd for one we hone !,
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SO Reward.
nINANA l from the subscriber, the 18th July
III last, my negro man.
y ~ III
He IL about 3 feet = or inches high. stou, built and
has good counlcnnnce when spoken 10. Ills clothing
rs usual summer clothing. lie has been heard of on
Ward's road. near Kingston, and probably may aim to
get 10 lynchbnrg. The above reward will be given IL
lac Ii taken onl Of Campbell 81 Pisylvania.
JOHN BROWN, sen'r.
Aug. Is q
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Valuable Town Property for


FEN,E subscriber is authorized by the owner to sell
On accommodating erns, the eommodious aud
pleasant
fpfrCsfsus FkoHsc,
belonging 10 MIR. VIM. Bailey, and now occupied By Mf
Richard ". Tulor II s corrected TO DO OF the hand
soonest s,uapna in town. and the Lot is iasieiully in
proved. in addition To having 1t all the necessary con-
venicncrs.--lcc house, an excellent Well Garden, &c.
Persons wishing to procure IN excellent and agreeable
town residence cannot suit thomsely "a better
AIso the valuable 3CRE LOT, opposite tho d wei
ling House. enclosed aud in cultivation, and having Gu
an excellent stable.
Aud also the convenient HOUSE and or od-
loining MIR. Tolefs residence, nov occuplcd.by Mir.
Slssnn
The above property will be sold, either together CT
separately, and on accommodating terqns. Possession
will BE- given At the end of the year, Mr. folor will
show the property 10 any person DESTROYS Of seeing il,
aud all letters the subscriber addressed to Brook Neal
Campbell county, Will be promptly attended to.
PATRICK II. SCOTT
May ~ uif
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1927 Pope (l.oco)
ITO 10 Richards, do.

.Hdbana.-ln this State the contest turned pretty
much upon the State BANK question: and hence we see
strong Loco counties have sent Wig members ic, rcr
sd In Mobile, where there part, contest the WIN,
Triumphant.
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~ n q ~
fENlf, coparnershp heretofore existing in this Place
y under the firm OF Turner Bnrwoll. & Co. has been
renewed and the concern viii conlinne do cuisines.
al their old stand Their stock of Goods which they
believe 10 be one Of the best III the place. will lie sold
ther by wholesale retail, at very reduced prices 10
those who inay favor them with call
IN addition to thor stock ii Dry Goods they have
good assortment Of Sugar, Coffee. Salt &c. &C. which
will be sold al The lowest market prices.
TURNER, BURNEII. & Co
August ! I'm ifs
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Hi- The closing paragraph Of the Presidents Veto
Message in wich he kindly informs Congress that two
thirds of beth Houses nay rcio his reto, doubtless
intended sarcastic at heir PROSTATE and iute
ellie condition 1t gross personal insult, accom-
panying grosscr public outrage. The members must
be scrvc, in truth if they calmly submit to both.
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hIAIrsti.t.IlnAs

.A.r't taToina The Raleigh Register Of the 9Th inst
gives returns tom 36 showing Wing loss Of 81
and gain Of > clear loss u The Register expresses the
opinion that the Wing Governor is elected by manril,
tom to 5000 while, with this immense ropuar na,a,
against them, the Iocos will have maorit, Of sone OF
IN the Legislature! OF course they will elect Loco Fero
Senator for the purpose Of ean the will Of the PEG.
PIE in the most approved modern democratic fashion,
hiiaHt-Ae have a few returns from thi, State shaw
ns that the contest will be close. The say, the
Wings have bstn defeated but furnishes no returns The
latest NC have seen Is in Tie Baltimore Patriot ofast Thurs
day afternoon ii counties. which send IL I'm, and IA
loro'-last year Il Nlg. and Loeos
hcHtucky.-ln tins State the 1ocos hardly mad, a sb,,
Of opposition The contest seemed almost
y UPON the eSpedcncy Of the passage Rerf Law" b
the next Legislature In Louisville however there wa,
party struggle Wigs, Locos and TYLER man Re
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NOTICE.
For ksa'crssctl.

For EsrcrRcn.
t4.I~ The superior coppcred and copper fas.
KSswItfM tened Ship X o \ ASSET, CAPT.
(!HNeessnG.f Foster, now loading City Point, fr
&&ssysESsS Bremen, will sail about the 18th inst
For freight ol loo hids apply 10
LEWIS IUDLAM & SON
gJ The freight on stems 27s and on tobacco 2fj.
I'd sterling, by the above Ship. l.. l.. & SON
Richmond. Aug. 2tif
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Kc,,ew OF the LysachburG Markets,
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o. Trace in NJ Goggiu's speech, Mr.. TyIer's
the subject Il Distribution aud then read his
Veto Message. As we remarked in our last, they are
suitable companion pieces
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|EN''E subscriber is authorized by the owner, to sell
On accommodating terms. the eommodious aud
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04
NOTICE.

vNiE Rocks rrreny kept Mt the Bat ksmiih shop car
riej on by Mr. L,rRgL GiLLISaHAN, on South street
are left my office for collection Payments must be
IOBI.YMAN.
Oct. O., lsi2. l30-3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04

WOOD WOODM WOOD!!!-waaiea Of his
office Immediately.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04
WooIson's Improved Cooking Stove
W0Il0U IUIrr,

CALDRON POTASH KETrLES-ne,p patterns
10 suit northern marksis.
FIRE DOGS-orea and arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PLOUGllS & CULTlyATOR TEETH CAST.
1NGS, and he same ready for use.
CART & WAGON BONES,
an Of uhich, iriih many articles, may be found
a. TYSON FURNACE, VT.
Having large stock and being DESTROYS to do nm active
bnsincs they will sell iav0falecrs FIR good pay pa
per- The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
the patronage former customers Of the ~ Furnace
and call orders from MI who wish to purchase. All Or.
dcrs for the abovc any Kind Of mill geerng or other
castings and other connected with our business,
addressed To the subscriber Mt Tyson FURNACE T. o. W.,
will receive prompt attention. ....
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace. Vi Oct 81 1879. l30-tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04
ditto,

In Lyndon, 10Th inst, GEN. Isaac FLETcH-
Err, late Member of Congress from this district, II
worthy, popular and true hearted man, whose
death will he universally amemled ia the circle Of
his acquaintance. Patriot.