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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON, VIZ

For Monday. ai 81 o'clock in the EXCHANGE.
c,Pias-iso1 lools ~. 2575, ioof 100 10 Of ioOo
i<"i q, etc. 7JNos-l3 Drawn. rcscts a.
For Tuesdiy a Petersburg
hcceived Wcine-iiy tno rninx Captais-si2Onn tro
Us< lVoi 100. luaf so 10 Of 3I IS Of 90 etc -
Nos-lj drawn. 1iekctsti
For Wednesd,y-rwo Lotteries
va hnnonEsa loitoryTo De- decided bv ,ira,x,s n,
"ihn"fe. On Iueldiy. CAPITALS 5000 % ptizes a,
~ &C 4oNas-l2 drawn. Tickets s.
And, also for Thi- Dav.
va ieeaburs Ezra, Class NJ s-Ta he dsrfl.,i bv q,
uiaNng NJ Ne~ lsrsey. CaPtais si7 5l on esbn zoo
CIV 'pri<ca Of 30. 10 Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets s.
VI HER RICH SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
For Saturday, 5h February.
o, a; Lsesbirs, tass g. n Alexandra C,pH,ls-s 25 .
- 80 %. 60, -, p %. ~ o. lsl1 7l0 last
r.s .Ths ~ puzes Of Tn. IS Nos-l2 drlwn.@
Fer Saturday. l2th Fehru1ry
Va Lee1burg Extra, Glass =, a. Ai-1trt,ri, 7c.,i
iais OF co. each nou, 601O ~ ~ - Itl 81 an -,
anu % OF % etc % Noe -i5 drawn. Tickets $40 5zss
For Saturday. 10 February.
We Mononrall, Class &, ~ Alexandra Jauifslr-e7o.
v' lt.'. lnuh gHN t0n 3'Un 1s1U D, prizss al Inli
% OF 10 90 o! 400 etc. - Nosl3 drawn III kets $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
To conclude with New Farce called
THE SCAPE GOAT,
OR
WHO'S TO BEAR THE UI.AUE

lgnauus foy got -..--...- .............NI lambert
'har abcckeii
h'r" Mr. scion
Harriet. aBrcsctt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

I Wt-iI 10 employ immediately. wtiio in Clerks
ONCE, ouug Man who would be willing stay t.rce
or 'uu y-ars. WA. g SANDS
It3-i3tc3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

More good Luck
Draw" Nssin =, 'eei'a - Z. q, D,,p J,n 2h
pad. al sight, by rTaATToN
M93oo %; L2,efy ~, ih LAY a, . ocoet
Nos-l3 drawn. Tcss's s. ''- ~
I.eesbur: Lottery. Era \ . f,r vetoe.,.v N,-,,
9ei.eN' ! rrze q si75o, 20 II 2.@ &c. - Nos-lz
Another Dnwins Tor wedn,sIay Night.
clock IarIeo s0 - + 20 etc. ' Teics s. o.
Lee-bur, Louery 40 ;, 1oI "wednesday Mo,rio. 4,
pre- ~ si%'V To of len. &c = No5--i3 Drawn.
weishuri Lo;'ery 80 Slows Thurs lay at 2; O'clock
:, ,>S LTisn,aee P1ze If s7soo 200 & ic5 ,ic3
Ne LGGG'bqrs E''r, ~ comes to hand Fraly
Nl..L L,ti ~ o. 'tV7i 10 oi ltpv, etc. = Nos-i4
Lee.burs. C'.s. C.. tor MONDAY ,nornin, ,,,z. Of
$50, l&o'', 90 OF 80, etc. Is Sos-i- drawn Ties.
40 Orders r tickets I'm tho above Gran, to,..-, ell,
,n '. CITATION.
Tw ENTI FIVE DOLLARS NENYARD
~ ~ away from 500 subscriber. 9Th iuat irir In N
about Ice u,sn stout made. has the rrf cheek
r. ~ :. re-
5 year Of he sprobibiy Iursins IN or about Rich
moh' ant NAV t'mpfo escape io atrc- state reward
L9ni.e ~ SO d iaSen o" OF said county aud logged ia
JOSEPH ". PENDLEroS.
e5 ',, VIC louisa county Jan = 80.
~ Enquirer req1este, IN copy A. -tove
THE MECHANICS ASSOCIATION
SCHOOL
: now olen, under the Instruction OF =. 4 Icwet' A.
81. m thc kotuuua oi Ihe Museum. unu. mo school
COLLEGE. Maine has Tor sevcrayctrs aihe S,uif
anils an experienced Teacher thorough course v ne
10 VII. ia ortosna.. 3. E'4ins. Wrure. G,osrlt,y.
Nr,,hne,.e |rs'anar History. BOOK seepnE, Rhetoric
tvi Engineering, Algebra. tieoustty pain ana <rrr-
Tugouomstry. Dcscr.nyc g. oIls,r, ,, ... i,-.-
Ana'yr-a Geom Try linear Perspective, Morsi ans Ia
TERNs-si2 rs, Fl per annuu, payable quarterly ia
n3- Applications Tor admission mus. be- made 70 +,
Member Of the school Co.s..t'ec.
nR LETTER uGE.
SAAL DENOoS.
IInllN ELkUGHTON,
ia l3-f Seiosi Co7.=.fise.
JOHN DANIEL ~ THO'S Vi. I>BEI.I.
.fFIOHNEIS III L.iH,
Cumberland Court House, Va.
w of buckingham Cumberland, L ,,ha'an, amelia ami
Prince Eiwart Al business cSuddedto tiier care vii
Q
.lTTOR-NEY 1T L.lIV,
Charlottesville, Va.
MILL practice in AihcmlTle FlIvlnua buckingham
w ans Nelson Superior tut Quarterly Courts Anv
business nie to las Wi receive strict and prompt
attention lie viii also attend TO the Collection OF Claims
iu am ot fh" adjacent counties
REFEeEN' E-krnt krniau & Atxatcr. II W Al ]
Fry q e, -uh D, DdnSer Mo rs, Gnoie & seldom
Sluinall, On Osborne, s J : James Co, Caring
Ton, Thornton Gibson, Taylor, Geo Jas Winston.
IN q lhH Els. ia a.. DIV
4 NuJTiI OF respectable couuc1oa. ot moral haIits
a from te country BE- .srous % obtaining situation
in '.. .l Gr'ccry, OF DRY Goods house. Apply a.
/ he Wig Office. IA 25-iff
NOTICE.
MEETING of lhe Spcs holders ofthe Brook Turnpike
n Company viii he he'll aithe Cnmgfng Room " ,:essrs
MoHham' NcGrui"r Co, on Thursday Use 2ith day OF
February. lS'2, atfhc hour Of l}o'cock, ".
BN oruero of t.c Boar 90 Directors
h%l-'ti J. n. EUsTACE. Sec'y-
CUILDR Ems suOES-sUp,.r 'frr.'g s7ogs
- CONSISTING of ~ ,lcts. and Ill Bootees anu
Ankle TIES ali Of which wil Boo sold rctE-cd prices
JOHN : JONES. Agent
I IA - brNus.tr fht Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
l.3l CHARLES woRrnAM.
SY'RAT'g'G.V ~ f,sSE'fs;f q
More good Luck

Ls;sll The world Jiy vtAtthey car
Tor selling ufiIesEtTstioafa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
FOR BALTIMORE

HN The sehr COMMERCE, Capt Lombard now
teaf 70 load, will have Dispatch For freight or
"A L JAMES FISHER l. SOW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
FOR NEW YORK

EFN The schI THOMAS DALI Capt Griffin. no,v
SSge "a hrg, Will have spaich. For freight anpiv ON
- boarc, al Lester's wharf, CT 10 -if' NN
a JAMES FISHER a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

Va Ice burg, Extra, Class =. Air1tr.,rf, 2 C.,i
tails Of 0ui each, tucn 5O1O AZ ~ = IF IN y, ~
and - Of 20, etc. - Noe Ia dawn Tickets TO- sss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
For SUNDAY, 26th February.

e. Mononralil, ,ltss &. a. Alexandra Cauiialr-n3o
Vh ltor 1000 GN1, -0r 3sup $50 3, priz.s al la,
~ of 90 50 OF 400 etc. - Nos-l3 ,irawu n k", sio
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
BY r. H. DICKINSON.
CHANNEL NA1n
/ INLOES < BROTHER.

C'iFA.'tBA~ hAtD.
GA Tues Jay Miruin-. si FERRY N oicoek If, f-o,,
% lF once W he sold very likely Muttl Girl who +,
tfsi-fNe House Servant aud Chamber Mad 81 y,n,
~ti4 ittes- liSi X II DICKINSON Aucf
By INIOES al RRnrIiEp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

TO THE PUBIIC-Thc non arrival 81 Mr. Lewenyn is
To the severe iui.spositiou ofhs wife.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

TIE arm ~ p'feN Sauhacs Go is ths tly ifssoIv
ci. The la'IIf.cs ot tho concern will t- promptly
paif az maturity, ts ~'aut.cs, fn tlr rartss
Dfritef to fhe concern w send their Tobacco dicet
ing DO Co ~l1Dkrr WsreNuusr.
James ". unreH.S now az fIlvtnr. bur will rsfrrr o.,
this place iu suuri tuc. ~TAlNDACK.
IllO'- WEI RE
IS- The Iynchhrrr Vrr-inisu ans P,isrsh9rr ter,i
ecnccr NiI coy foronc month ant send their bills 'o This
Office 'or payment fag2-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

EGS Tie regular Parsct schr MANCHESTER Allen
~ muster, having iart cf her cargo engaged snJ
= WI .oad wi'h eis ach For balance Of freight OF
f ote- ioaacco, aui - hhf- tobacco complete Inc
cargo ans passage, having the best accomrnoafonS sn
ps 10 Pc master on bodT Luilam's wharf, or 70
"a u WM RONI FIT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
ElR RNSTnN

FOR FREIGHT AND CHARTER
~ The schr HARVEST. Capfain 7sIes A f,ei,h,
- % ne south or West Indies preferred Apply TO
= vac JAMES FISHER a. SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

...Nsi Me'ine~iir morning Capitalist 2O0n ffO
uI lVoi lu1 luaf so 10 Of 81. IS Of 90 etc -
Is drawn. Iickeisei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
DAVENPORT = ALLEN.
). r. WATKINS \ co,

Aucuoneers and Commission Merchants,
Attend 10 sales Of all te r,iious Properly. and make
advancr cousigumrnts. IA 22-Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
;, :. DAbNEY & cAUrHoRN. Aue,..

"OAiNE ~ SIOCkHOI.DERS
"a rrEsHA The President ami Dtree,or. a
IA "a the lanes Rivei Steamboat Corn
sdRsE.-.rF rS4>7s ANY. have This day decIar 81 I,
Sh<zzt2e-1sz7zsffE Dividend OF two dollars and an Nv
r,i,, 60, !, -, cents per Stare on the Capit.I or
- ,alI 'onpany which will be paid to the
liari " ~, Y,land ~ oruer OF the
Al Shocs oe Foundry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

TN Inc regular packet schr RICHMOND. Canal,
skES mes er uow 'os ius, will have all dispatch For
- lieish OF passage afply on board, az Ludamis
Z. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
SUPERIOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

~ lAN.
On Wednesday Morning. February ~ q. 30 o,-r,~k -,
.li store Ne vii sell al auction, vi.1ut reserve arr.
'.oileol fasl icnaos and Superior CLOTHING conpli.
sing every variety uf desirable articles. '''
- Persons call anu make selections ~ any sim
previous On tho sale '' e''e
IL S4lc positive and " 'aout reserve
IA 81 lNLpL~ a BROTHER Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

itOH utWE-A frst.r Dining Room servant snd
4 one good Carpenter.
WADE W wOOTDRfngE
hI q rturs below The Bell.
laws River scrip wantedty Fay GO.
1 Au1Fs'St Pf5WfpH DRESS sIIPPF
- Nli. by " MrCurfr. Phitieinhia. splendid a.
s'Tfn.cnfoI trs above slippers snt Ties hand
JUDAH MYERS q Co
fs-' Fashionable Boot, shoe and Trunk Dealers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
DINNER Ann TEA SCTS

4 1hNERA assortment Of Dinner and Tea Sets new
I'm 4ni handsono patterns, eonssing, IN part, OF
Mhhe thiEa Dining sets OF French shapes
Mtte Stuuc China 10 do DO
MhUr Liverpool 30 DO
Blue and other colours do 40 ~
GU China Tea SETS great variety OF patterns which ,h
lils aE.S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
FOR RENT.

TIE dwelling house on ~ street over che store Ron,
a u-'i - Nl"IrAs Imntf'tEe az q Luri .er House
Possession cin te Pad .funrt-fcIv anifre rent Is ,sr
OIL irrlf". ATfIf fn WN a. SANDS or
- rnI WELLINGTON gHnulN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

=
NhHilE ! auucis, i2!c. Is 81, ., p 81 ands 81
w Nhl.s Patent Fauuels, = 81. IS 81 ant %
Hc iann''s IA. Is 81. 3. - 81 and3s
yellow FiIrrel-. ., . 81 aud s.
Wine 400 Rel Canton Flnncis
cheap, ' -
iAI Y III JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

va hononEslia loiteryTo BE- decided BY drawing n
"iiiimofc. on Iuerdiy. CAPITALS y.ntSn 20 ntize. q
W. oie. 4oNs-l2 drawn. Tickets s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
EOR RAITIMnpE

s5 MY e.. @s' al 1S Ssg rG b;
"a . LANES Fisurp l. so>,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

FOR BOSTON,
hfN The fine sehr HURD, Capt Rogers now ready
EzS IN load, M have dispatch. For freight or Passage
- apply on board At Piekeit's wharf or TO
ID - JAMES FISHER a SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
TIER RICH SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY
For Sturdy. SIN F.b,,,,,,

L.esn irs, tass g. n Aiezaudria C,pi,,is- 81, .
go 80, 90, So p - ~ %. isl1. i7l0. iGn. ?
: L@,ns SO puzes Of tn IS No.-i2 drszn'N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
FOR NEW ORIEANS-

FOh FbElGA OR CHARTER
EsN ne h1e conperei and copper fastened barnue
tSkRe POTOMAC Joseph Drew, master, now i'm c5n.
- ileic order he rcaty receive car.o Nv ~.
on lsiaEt carries 3iuO bbis 375 hhGs tobacco A
leslio south America OF south Europe preferred 40.
~ ~ ia l7I FISHER 4 SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

Regular sale days, Mondays, wednes,Isys and Pa.
Sale OF Horses every Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

II"TIFl WTOIUI TI|THT" III lIT| ~
WoRrHAM, MeCRUDER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
FOR NEW OeLe.Ns

HCAL Ok NEW ORLEANS.
sEaN =. me regular Packet Brig CREOLE Robsf Ens,r
SSap Master. will be ready 10 receive freisbt To- -
above Port Thursday next ana will ali nth m
ot li,phch fortrcirht or passag., having superior
se.guo aions, apply 20 The Csptsin on board AZ M
'aHi N"-I'i1 LtuLAN s McRAE
TYLER a TAYLOR orto
49, DAVID CURRIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

More good Luck
Drawn N-sin ieesburg. Clt-- n Down jan. q.-h.
- - b u - - n g. = = q
Ticket Me- . % c. pf-c ~ s 90, sold ami ill 10
aid al sighi, by rTaATToN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
JOHN DANIEL ~ THO'S Vi. I~BEII
.iTInM N-ENS II IL

MEETING cf The Stockholders ofthe Brook Turnpike
"a Company will he he'll atthe Compung Room vt sessrs
Wouham NrGruisr a Co on THURSDAY tle 1ith tily OF
February lS'-, atfhc hour 90 l2o'ciock, ".
BN oraefot ODE Io4g' 90 Directors
pA-'i'i }. u. EUsTAcE. Sec'y.
CNIILDRES' = SHOES PAR Chl'drc.'s shoes
- CONSISTING of H. eis tncc1 and HI tl,uees and
Ankle tiesi at oi which vii Poo sold frctE-ct prices
JOHN : JONES Agent
IA - Ornusfr e Hanks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31
N. Y. MARKETS. Ln,,,rv 81

Wells is still living. and likely to recover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-31

~ The skip JEFFERSON, CAPTAIN Nas,, g.. -,
9b tcy Point ani having portion Of her CARO- en-
- -a-ei' VII meet dispatch For freight Al low
Ie'es' Apply 70 Messrs VI McCuioek 4 c., Petersur~
% pa Mr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

alton. From what could learn reform is con-
lemplaled that will probably revive the martial
spirit which is now on the wane among us. Sew
era gentleman addressed the meeting, but none
with such effect MS Capt, Partridge who is sangnine
as to the results of their plan. The Conven ton
adjourned at 2 O'Clock p. Nj. when visited the u
University and spent an agreeable afternoon with
the Cadets among whom the most perfect harmo-
ny and good fellowship prevailed. They speak in
high terms of the institution and faculty but chiefly
of the principal whom they revere as preceplor,
and love as father. lie is man Of unremint-
ting zeal IN his duties and succeeds by his own
example in cultvating among the Cadets those
habits of order and regularity which more than all,
tend to their advancement imlife and without which,
education that best boon of heaven is but of little
use. But have exceeded the usual limits of cor
espondence and mus. conclude.
Yours SC. COSMOPOLI.
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r L A ID! r T. A d.!
H Z UNITED IRIS II M { n;
THEIR LIVES AND TIMES.
BY DR.. r. r. MADDEN,
III NV w W Nf'hDDHE''
AUTHOR OF TRAVELS IN THE EAST" &C. &c. &c.


"This Work contains particulars never before
made public, respecting the plans, object and con-
duct Of the United Irishmen; the means by which
their secrets were BETRAYED to the Government,
and their measures frustrated.
"The collection of materials for this Work has
involved the labor of many years, during which
time DIR Madden three times visited America, and
obtained such authentic documents and information
as could only be procured where the survivors of
the United lrishmcn had sought and found shelter
sit is the beliefand hope of the author that the
time has arrived when this history may be written
without provoking the rancor of party, or lacera-
ting the feelings of surviving relations
The foregoing is the announcement made by the
London publishers Of Il work which will ungucs-
tlonably, both on account of the great talents of
the author and his deeply interesting subject, be
the most valuable that has been given to the En-
glish public for many years.
Having taken pains TO procure very early copy
from London, we shall issue it on the Goth day Of
July next in "a double or treble number of ,he"Ncw
World" at price not exceeding 20 cents al
though the original price is twenty-one shiIings
sterling Thus It will be within the ability of ev-
cry lover of liberty in the United States-Of ereru
Irish cih.en-to procure a complete and anthem
tic account of the most brave though unfortunate
struggle for freedom that the world ever saw.
The descendants, relatives, and friends of those
noble patriots, who were engaged in this struggle,
still exist in this country. 1t Is sufficient for US TO
name 10 New Workers the names of Thomas Adds
Emmett and DIR Macneven Their memory will
never perish from amoug us. Had the contest for
freedom, in which they, and such rs they, were
engaged, been successful it would have been dig
nlfGd with the name of Revolution, and not known
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

"A Dandy's Rrains,-Not long 60 couple
of fellows IN New York, happened to take (ancy
to young lady ,and one of them who was dandy,
sent the other challenge, which was accepted ;
and accordingly they proceeded to the JaIscw to
try the cold lead The seconds loaded the pistols
with nothing but powder. Tho one who received
the challenge pu, rotten egg into his pocket; and
when the pistols were discharged, the dandy stan
ding ready to fall from the fright. received the egg
plump in his forehead, which felled his spindle
shunks quite to the ground, and he applying both
hands 10 his face, scrapcd of tho moving matter,
and turning his cys towards heaven, exclaimed
80 God, see my JrainS,"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

bosom Sins.-At u methodist meeting held at
private house, one of the light fingered gentry
happened 10 be present, whose attention was ar
rested moreby string of sausages hanging in the
room, than by the words of the preacher. During
the discourse, he had, unno,iced, filed his bosom
with the sausagcs, when his attention was drawn
10 the preacher, who was eshor,ing his hearers to
give up their bosom sins The sausage man i'm
medately came forward and threw his sausagcs
on the aoor. exclaining, "Ilerc take your sausa-
ges, don't want 'cm, f your are going to make
fuss about it,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22
From he Erening Signdi, ". Y.
SHERRY WINE BlTTERS,

1NiEsE are remedy very highly and very Justly rrr
commended byph scians rs of great efficacy In giyir
srengh to the weak and dcbated The use of rars bn,
satisfactorily proved their virtues Unncnred by tho
slightest deleerious matter, they communicate the heal
ing powers Of the best medicinal roots and plants They
restore h II not laid aside, preserve the whole animal
economy In state Of hnblunl heathncss. They cannot
be toe frequently commended by just encominms from The
press, \, u. D. Sands, ~ and 100 Fulton street
agents.
" III speaking Of the excellence Of the Sherry Win.
Blers oiwhch Messrs. A. u; a. u. Sand, mr.. nc,nis
South Reading, Mass. w
fph SALE in Woodstock, by JAS ROSS Jr-BarnarJ
y, H. Dahorfh Jr-Bcthcl, j. J. Smith Jr-Royajion
Chelsea, Geo. d. Stearns. ' - ,ni",.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CAyny.

MEDIUATED-PRICE cts or IN els A n, q, 10 ~,
W ib.-A remedy that has gained great rcputsiion
Tor Tue cure Of coughs colds, whoopng cough phihsir
sorc roa ana AL diseases OF the lungs also is in cy
opcakcs ana in consequence of the extensive sre md
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints has
caused number Of Druggists and Conieconers to roun.
9cen SHOWN me with my name stamped on the CANDY eyi.
uemy 10 deceive the public For the genuine YOU will
chni" "m Browns BOneset Candy, Medicated," nnd
see mat the direction is signed by the and The
candy stamped" WM BRowS." The true article is FIR
SAFE IN oso at wholesale rnd RETAIL BY the Msnulciu
rer, corner of Washington and Elliot st.
FOR sale ny j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22
PREDICTIONS.
] II l. Y.
ing Erents cast their Shadows Before

VHyHE progress of eveets leads to anticipate lavora
II bic contamination of the negotiations pending with
Lord Ashburton and information from head quarters
warrant opinion that all the questions ut issue will be
satisfactorily adjusted.
The Banks at New Orlhans have all resumed specie-
payments. Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana are arming
themselves and will doubtless speedily follow suand
such States continue under suspension will be driven
BY loss of trade and credit To regulate their currency
specie basis We have all along predicted the result and
now we further predict that Notwithstanding the favorable
textures we represent, that in consequence OF the large
amount of the taken out of circulation and alb
sorbed altogether by the late revulsiOnand Of the Banks
every where being now obli.ed to limit their accommo
aliOns and keep themselves well granddaughter with
all hope of aid from legislative action AT WashI etOn being
abandoned this SessiOn-hat unless there be legitimate
infusion in the floating currency, that we have yet but lit
tie animation in business to antcpatc-and that Infusion
must be SYLVESTERS plan only and if not acted on
as he proposes we shall have old fashioned times and old
fashioned business.
To the point then; Two Millions Of dollars will be
drawn for in JULY, in Capitals of Forty Thousand Dot
lars TO Fine Thousand D0drS and the adventure can be
any amount convenient, which has only to be enclosed
per mail to the oldest established Office in New York,
where the sriccs and most punctua attention toinsuc-
tiOns be confidently relied upon The following Brill
liant aud favorable Lotteries respectfully submitted,
and yru are advised to lose time in forwarding your
ders to
S. J. SYLVESTER,
100 Broddlcay, and 22 Wattsi. Ntw York
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

James in his novel Of Corsc dc Leon, thus de-
scribes confidence IN love:
The brightest part oflove is its confidence. II
is tina, perfect !hat unhcstating reliance, that in
terchange of every idea and every iig. that
perfect community of all the hearts secrets and
the minds thoughts which binds two beings togelh-
er more closely, more dearly than the dearest of
human ties; more than the vow of passion or the
oath of The altar. 1t is that confidence which, did
we not deny its sway, would give to earthly love
a permanence that we find but seldom in this
world"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-22

n Literary CWiOSity,-A poe,cal friend of
ours has a paper folder with the following line
from Gray, marked on it:
''The poughman homcward plods his weary way.n
On looking at the quotation, 1t occurred to him
that it might be expressed in various ways with
out destroying the rhyme or altering tho SENSE
In short time, he produced the following eleven
different readings. We doubt whether another
line can be found, the words of which will admit
of so many transposilions, and still retain the
original meaning;
The weary poughman plods his homcward way.
The weary ploughnan homeward plods his way,
The ploughnan, weary, plods his homcward way
The ploughman, weary ,homcward plods his way
Weary the ploughman plods his homcward way.
Weary the poushman honcward plods his way
lIomcward the pIoughman pods his weary way
lIomcward the weary poughmon pIods his way
lIomeward the ploughman, weary ,plods his way
The homewavd ploughman weary p!ods his way
The homcward ploughman pIods his weary way.
Boston Transcript