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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
TUOMSONIAN MEDICINE.

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AyD UNdDULTERiTED MEDICINE.
ar N\TIL RANDALL'S Jcwelry Store, Is kept a
"A good assortment Of TnoMsoSIAN MEDICINE, con
ssting of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown I.obca,
Wine Bttcrs Pnlvcrized slippery Elm,
Dyseniery syrup, Meadow Fcrnc Ointment
Vegetable Jelly, Healing SAVE
Lininmpnt Stimulating I.niament,
Fine Lobclia, Composition,
Cough Bdlsam, Cayenne,
Nervine or Valcrian, Spice Bttcrs,
Green I.obea, WOman's Frcnd &c
Al for sale at the NoSiOn prices, at
April!O, 1912 NATHANIEL RANDALL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
q s E# ~ Ess s!sS g Esss as d
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ALL AND WIN
THIS road will be opened to the public for the transport
l. tltiOn of passengers and merchandise on and AFTER
MONDAY. September ~, 1912. Passenger Trains daily
Sundays excepted in connection with the cars OF the
Nashua and Lowell aud Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
rs follows;
Leave Concord for Manchester Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 81 A. NJ. 10 l-2 4. VI. and 2 "a pm
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester aud Concord at
l-2 II I-2 \. ". and \ "a p Nj
F,RE-Concord to Boston, So 50-Concord to Lowell,
$3.50.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the Boston and Maine Railroad Passengers can he con.
veycl between Concord Manchester, Nashua and Anlo
vcr Iayerl, Exeter, Dover Portsmouth, portlend, &c.
CIANDISE.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS will leave Concord and Boston,
daily Sundays excepted. The company IRE now prepur
cd to transport Goods md Country Produce which may
be sent TO their depots in Concord and Bo'ton.
RTCs-Throus first class 81 90 per 2OOO bs Furn turc
Carriages Live Stock Slaves Heading ship Timber lum-
her, Granite &c. ut Specific prices.
All goods and merchandise will be nj the risk of the own
err while in the Company's Store Houses
Terms of nei1htng, cash, invariably, on deliye
the goods By order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPALDiNG, Treasnr
Nashua, Sept. 10, 1912. l2j-f
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02

The following Public Acts of the General AS
seh'oly' passed at The last session thereof, from
NUMBER one 10 number twcnty-seven, inclusive,
are hereby designated for publication in the news
papers IN this state, agreeaby to The eleventh Sec
ton OF the nm chapter of the Revised Statutes
T. L. KNAPP, Acting Secretary Of State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02

TRUSSES! TRUSSES! TRUSSES!
NTARSH'S, Thompsons Ilurnhams and War1sworths
wi Trsses of all sizes and descriptions. Particular at
tenon will he paid to filling them, free Of all charge
Female Abdominal Supporters for sale by
WooJs,ock NAV r. lsi2 JROSS Jr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-02
TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE!!

TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE!!
A NEW DISCOvERY.-It has recently been discover
n ed that the pure Extract Of GALL combined with an
m papable Powder Of Alum, is n sure remedy for the
Toothache will kill the in most cases and render
them In state that they may he filled without pain The
pure article is for sale by WM Brown 4sl Washington
street, Boston, None genuine unless signed by the pro-
preto VIM Brown. See certificate Of its efficacy on d..
eotion. Forsae by j. ROSS JR., Woodstook
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
IN DIANA ELE CTION.
CHAPMAN CLICKED!

We take great pleasure in announcing to Oh
readers the fact tina, the Wings have carried Indian
despite their contrary calculation, formed from Il
prospective erOrings OF Chapman, and the yels
Prophet on the floor of the House of Represent.
lives. How unlike a real prophet do the re,ur,
make the latter appear7 SnirH-a true Wing or
shrewd man-will be reelected TO the Senate
tho United States.
Thus have the Coalition failed to rally tho sur
porie.s Of Old Tip against HENRI CIAr in ii
West. Old Kentuck repudia,es vErors and Ind
ana DirroEs. The hunters of those States "unde
stand the true principles OF the Government.- The
are aware that John Tyler has no, carried the
out, and they have cooked and primed their nd
for him.
The returns show Wing majority OF ONE, d.
elnTed by John Randolph TO be the best ma jority
the world. The Loco delegate from the strong Win
county Of Wake admits that he is pledged TO vo
for Wing Senator, which makes the majority
on that queston.-Ffed. arena.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

ton in reference 70 the Bill SGT fsom the COMMITTEES
Of the whole on the State Of the Union. afsr one
hours debate.
The Resolution Vas warmly opposed, eu, adopt
ed upon the Previous Question.
| COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE.
hir J. n. INGERsoI.L. of Pa, was called to
me Chair; and after long dispute as to the order
OF business, the following bill was greed 10 he coz
4 s,de'ed by vote Of 90 To 10;
BlLL-To repeal The proviso to the s.h section
| OF the Act entitled "An Act TO approprat, the
proceeds Of the sales Of the Public lands aud to
eran' pre- cmpIion rights" approved sep,.mber
| ith, lSiI.
BE It enacted by the Senate aud House Of Rem
resentstives Of thu United States Of Amer in Cen
GEES assembled. That the proviso to the 9th section
OF the Act entitled AN Act to appropriate the pro
eeeds OF the sales of the Public Lands AMI TO grani
pre- 'empt,on rehts"approve September irh, IN the
ys. ISL. be. and the same is hereby repealed.
NC ARNOLD Of Tenn. commenced the debate
violent assault upon the Wing members for
pursuing The course they had in regard to tn. Dis.
Wiouuon bdi. MIR a. exhau,ted :ho language 81
vnapefa,ion. lie was answered by Mir COOPER
OF Pa, and IN his own words, (Nir Arnold havrs,
1 pe sara ina! no would vote ior Tariff without
Me ARNOLD endeavoreI to expl,in, bu, in his
explanation he admitted all that had been .aid by
Nj Cooper.
MIR COOPER proceeded AMI explained his re..
sons Tor voting zoe Revenue bill without distrbu-
ton lie did i', he sail, upon the ground tina, n
country demanded the measure, and not in reference
to the Executive lie should voe for the bill oe-
tore the House, vetoed or not. IL was duty oi
the House to pass the oct, and upon the Executive
be the responsibility OF vetoiag it.
MIR WISE continued the discussion in n violent
speech asans. the Wings until tho hour had ex
pred.
MIR BARNARD moved tha, the bill be reported
10 the House The motion prevailed.
The Bill was debated very briefly in tho House
OF Representatives in a speech by MIR RICHARD
w. THOMPSON Of Ind, in reply to the member
rom Virginia, who had seen it to rebuke the
wing members for passing Revenue Bill, though
osiore rebuking them because they had not pissed
the bill.
MIR L. closed his remarks with the Previous
Question being under pledge to DO so. The bill
SCI
The bill was soon carried to the Senate for con-
cursence; and there is probability that the Presi.
dent will have To sign il or veto IL.
TREASURY NOTES.
a Bill was then reported from the Committee Of
Ways and Means TO issue Treasury Notes in lieu
OF the Loan to the extent OF $4,000, 900, and to
provide for the sale of tho Loan at par.
The REMEDIAL JUSTICE BILL. was then
taken mp, debated one hour in Committee, and re-
ported to the House. A motion to my upon the
table failed, and the bill was then passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
From hs LyneA6Wrg Hrsinian.
STRONG TARIFF ARGUMENT IN AN Ur
EXPECTED QUARTER,

The Richmond Enquirer urges Congress not ,
separate without passing n tariff law--for this. {
mong other weishly reasons, TO wit: that althoue
goods will come cheap or to the consumer" withoi
a tariff, (which we do not admit,) tina. benef, W
be purchased 'at fearful cost"-for, says the En-
quirer, "the balance Of trade is against us-and.
pay for many of these goods, specie must be shipt
ed, the banks pressed, and they again will press ii,
people; second suspension will probably taxi
places and gene al distress peryade the commun
W" This - precisely the argument Of those VIII
have always urged a tariff, primarily for revenu.
and incidentally for projections; and we arc glad d
see that the Enquirer is converted to the true fatl
and admits that Free Trader would ruin IN
country. The truth is, the Tariff has always bee
political humbug; nd we do not hesitate 10 ex
press tho opinion, that it there were now majorit
OF Locoiocos in Congress, with MIR Van Buren,
the residential Chair, higher scale of dutI
would have been adopted, with scarcely a shade
OF opposition, than that contained in the BIZ, ve,od
by John Tyler. The argument Of the Euauirer.
we have oil along contended, is unansweya6le. AL
we are astonshed OF is that any state of thin
could have extorted such an admission from
editor "rruth is mighty. and will prevail"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
COMMERCIAL NEWS
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY NIGHT.

NEW OkLEANS, FRIDAY NIGHT,
August 10, 1912.
Tho business OF the past week scarcely merit.
passing notice. Trade is almos. at stand, and /
few transactions which occur are generally in !
tail. New Cotton is beginning to arrive in SIN
quantities, and this is the only article which
pears TO engage the attention OF our merchants.
Suspended Bank paper has advanced in val
since our last and the rates in soma instances 9
hbI a material improvement.
A great deal Of rain has fallen during the we,
bu, the weather is still hot and sultry. Tho hen
OF the city, with the exception Of an occasional Ct
Of fever, continues good.
TOBACCO-Tho sales Of Tobacco sines q
last embracing about 900 hhds, at prices exhibits
no change from those previously paid. The s,o
on sale Is now reduced very low, and Offers but
poor selection TO buyers.
Arrived since tbs 18th instant Col hhds /;
Cleared IN tho sans time for Liverpool, 296 hhdf
Port SPUN, Trinidad, 5l--Boston, fJ-Ballimo
36 together, BOG hhJs.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
1871, Sept. L. stock on hand Hhds. 81
Received this week, COL
Do previously 636I5 Gfs
G6s
Cleared this week, aoe
DO previously, 6il0I GA
Sock on hand, q
sUGAR-Tho marksthas been ps,foe, b!a
during the past week, the sales no, ereeedinq
hhuH w pTlccstho 10 70 change TO notice
we quote ~ SIC for extreme qualities. There
nothing Offering on plantation az present.
MOLhSSkS-Tho transactions are exceedinf
limited, the stock being reduced so low a. 10 MGR,
/ aunt Oh n ralnll buatraea. W. ~ 4
per gallon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
ON TRCIJNiSETI

Tho friends OF Col. Dick Johnson aro fully In III,
field. They have nominated him 10 Kentucky and
Pennsylvania the latter State without any 70.
ference TO a National Convention. The kentucky
Convention, however tako tie rag OF the bush
They issue formal Address TO the people Of IN,
United States, urging in strong terms tho superior
claims Of the war-vorn veteran. They consider
Mr.. Van Buren, out Of the question, and apperd Il
their Address tho following resolution, adopted by
their friends in Ponnsy lyaDia:
"Rssoigtd, That the letter Of MIR Van Buren, 10 IN,
Missouri Legislature, dseiiriHEa nomination 70, ~,
Proficiency exhibits his devotion to the best inter
olts Of the Democratic party, and meo,s Tho deei
dcd approblion Of the people Of tho whole Union
and especially tho Democracy Of Pennsylvania"
This is taking the Little Magician at his VOID
and is about the coolest cut We have seon. Itgra.
vols tho Albany Argus no little, who thus COMMENT
on iti "ro the efforts generally in behalf Of III
gallant "Hero OF the Thames" no exception can b
taken. That no should DO preferred by many, To-
the highest place in the gif Of the people, will sup
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

Major Noah's new paper is pretty much of a,fai.
'ure-asa political mAchine-but the old gentleman
deserves credi, for having engaged his old Liver
pool correspondeni-the most delightful of all the
retailers OF English gossip and hit-cha, We give
his first letter This morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

There were several reflections and confrmatic
OF nominations in the recent Session, but cam
now give them all: Grund, Consul nj Brom,
rejected; Paine, Consul at Tunis, 1 believe co
hrmed. Sev,ral Military brevets were confirmed
Mr. Rives Of Virginia, was to- day nominated S
cretnry Of Legation TO England. From me n
bHne's Washington Correspondent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

Tbs following note has been handel 10 US
puohciilon: "Ai meeting Of the Board Of Fri
tsol OF washington College, juno sob, Is42-t
motion Il was,
Resolved, That the Honorary degree Of L. l..
or Decor OF Laws be conferred on the Hon. WilIi
=. Preston Of South Carolina, no having boon 81
dent OF the College, and being distinguished for
general knowledge Of arts and sciences"
LIZ (Vd0 Ge=
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

r, The last kink of the Democracy is, that the VI
Power IS necessary to cheek the people occasional
a little while ago, the "Voice Of the People was
Voice OF God" in the estimation of the "larg
liberty" folksi-What nex,7-fVa. Flo, Press,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

The New York Senate have unanimously a.
greed ioa bill dsreting the State. This ia one Of
the mes: wonderful events ofths day; and il 10 the
h's, evidence we have seen on the part Of the Locos
to do justice without regard to party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING. August 40.
THE TREATY.

The New York Courier has 90, the star, of it,
contemporaries, in the publication OF the Treaty
having succeeded in obtaining a copy in advance oil
all others. BY what means i, succeeded we know
not, nor is it material. The copy is recognized as
genuine, and the Madisonian abuses the Courier a,
round rate, for having anticipated it, in an Official
duty.
We give the Treaty at large, with the comments
Of the Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

prise no one. Bosths idea That Mr. Van Buren, has
declined q nomination, or will decline such mani
lsstauon Of the popular and democratic viii. IL ID
hail be rendered. is not, We presume. just sppli-
ei,ion Of the language OF his letter to the legislature
Of Missouri,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
DANIEL WEBSTER, I,rALI
TwENTY-sEvENTu CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of the American.
FRIDAYS PPOHEED TN-C q
UNITED STATES SENATE

through Mr. ARCHER reported the Joint Resou.
lion which had passed the House respecting Colts
Submarine Battery. Mr. Archer in reporting the
resolution said he should ask for action upon j! to
dav.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
Rsrsnns Blu.

htrthuf BiH
The Senate did not get through with this bll
Friday-sswss expected. Il was probably dss
patched Saturday, and will be sent 10 tho House to
day. Some apprehonsions have been expresss,
that there would not be a quorum--but We have M
fars Since the House renquished Distribution
II will gise the Capt. Revenue Bill. certain.
The New York papers announce the death o
Judge Wright, Principal Engineer Of the Jane
River and Kanawha Improvement.
The Commercial thus notices tie deceased:
BENJAMIN WRIGHT ESQ,
The doeease Of this gentleman, at an adyanc Ell ago ea
Too an extended obituary notice, for which, however, W.
have not al present the materials and Leisure
We shat probably fulfil the duty early day Of the
coming week.
Ills name 10 well known Ia connexiou with most Of on,
works OF Public improvement, and hc reputation az
Engineer was 80 high, that u scarcely easary
more, at present, than auic 10 the cxcnsyo and In,
Poriant services renercd Wy him in this capacity.
may no, be generally known perhaps thai h. In ron
with Jutsc Forman originated aud oife red the
ON TAT movement In the Legislature Of this State toward
we construction OF the Erie Canal This nearly foIt,
since that time he has been ongaxe ed either
OF consulting engineer, In the consru-ion Of the
having Important works, rs well others The
te eansi inc fartnngton, blackstone Chesapeake and
Delaw.re, Delaware and Hudson, Ch,Gapeake an,
ohict James River aud kanawha, Michigan aud IIIu.Is
and Weiand Canals; the improvements Of the "a Law
renee River the New York AMI Erie Railroad the Harlem
Railroad aud he Havana Railroad In Island OF Cuba
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

II is furthermore understood and agreed, that for
the purpose OF running and tracing those parts Of
tho line between the source Of the ~ Cfoix and the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29


Whereas in the course OF the controversy ro-
speciiog the disputed territory on the Northeastern
Boundary, some moneys have been received by
The au,ori,ics Of Her Brtannic Msiestys provinces
Of New Brunswick, with the intention Of preventing
dcpfedltons on the forests of the said territory,
Wach moneys wero carried 10 fund called the dis.
puled Territory Fund.-" the proceeds whereof il was
agreed should hereafter be pad over to the parties
interested, IN the proportions 10 DO determined by
final settlement Of 10 indlriesi 7, is hereby ogfoeJ,
That a correct account Of all receipts add paymcnts
on the SAID fund, shall be delivered 10 tho Govern
msut of the w. s. within SIX months FER the rl,iicas
alton Of this y:and the proportions ofths amount
due thereon 70 the States of Maine and Massrchu-
sets, and any bonds and securities appenaining
thsrcto shall be paid nnd delivered over TO the Go
vefnment Of the United States; and the Govern
ment Of tho United States agree 70 receive Tor tho
use Of, and pay over 70 the States of Maine and
Massachusetts, their respective portions ofsld fund;
and further 20 pay and satisfy said States respeo
lively, for al claims for expenses incurred by them
IN Protecting the said heretofore disputed territory
and making a survey thereof in 1888; the Govern
mcnt Of the United States agfeeing with tho States
Of Maine and Massachusetts 70 pay them the further
sum Of three hundred thousand dollars, in equal
mOolios, on account Of their Assent 20 the limo Of
boundary described in this treaty, and in considora
lion Of the equivalent received therefor, from the
Government Of Her Britannia Majesty.
sRTIoLLW
Il is furthermore understood and sgreed, that fo
the purpose OF running and tracing those parts o
tho line between The source Of the 81 Cfoix and III,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
ENGLIsu CEIr-CuAr.
LrvssrosL CoaaE rOsprxes.

Correspondent of,hs ua'on.
You inform me, my dear sic that you have com
rnsncsd a new journal. and you aa,,eungy add that
your readers and yourself would be glad TO see
continuation of the correspondence formerly sent
you while you conducted the Evening Star Here
then, am with you in the field again, and promise
that yon shall hear regularly from yours very faith
fully, H. SHELTON SiA'AkSA'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ITUUOt VF MI ItF4oFsIN N 7 ' Eos
The morning business in the House was not i'm
porteni. -
THE TWENTY PER CENT PRovIso.
The House at an carly hour sdOpiod RssoIu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

DURSUANT to The provisions Of the last will
IL will aud Testament Of Patrick Ray. deceased.
! Will, on the 2O,h day ofMay next. before m,
flrSinia Hotel IN The city Of heeliug. sellto IN
highest bidder. rhe following real estate
Lot 80 $ on Main street. on which there are .
esirable dwelling houses and store rooms in =
business part ofthe city
Aso lot no % on the corner Of Marke; md JEFF
ierson s'rrcts. on which there D. an Id house
TER NS-Onc third ofthc ruTcLase money in
hand. the i,sJdue on a credit Of one and two
,ears, with ibuTest from the day of sale, and a
in on the property 10 secure a. TCfchase mo-
new. The purchase wilt be enItl,d 10 iheTcats
lil,r the G.st Of apEii-lexL
JOHN p BYRNE,
Administrator de honis ron,
fek It's with he will arp1xCd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
~ OIL IS
~PulMoNICA

NLoEi aDLrs
FHNHE properties Of this mcd,cine have been fair.
ly tested and its excellence aud virtues made
made apparent To many of the most respectable
families IN this city. While il is simple and inno.
cent In lts composition; il il active and eficic nj
must happy anu beneficial results when the di.
re-tions Tor It's use are strictly complied with
The celebrity which this medicine has auained--
independent OF any eNertons OF the proprietor i'm
forcing II upon public attention, as is the fashion;
but based exclusively upon its own me,its-is a
suficlcnt warrant for c inhdently mme
u TO the public, as n preparati,n of superior eff,
cacy in all Pulmonary affections, viz; Coughs
Colds, Asthma. Influenza, Whooping Cough
Hoarseness, Difficulty Of breathing. Pains and
Weakness or the breast, sc Common Colds
which are generally caused 10y obsIructed perspi.
ration, Will Weld to It's influence IA a few hours.
A paroAlsm Of coughing is immediately subdued
oy resornng 10 the Pulme sica; IN Asthma, cold
IL the head, NhDoping Cough. aniIna lenza il
has been used with uncommon success. In gent.
W promotes expectoTatnn. gradually opens the
onurs OF The skin and sxerts a salutary, soothing
influence over the general system. IL can safely
be administered TO the most delicate infants.
The Pulmonica rs prepared In conformity with
ne most recent Improvement in Pharmacy, en-
urely from indigenous plants, the active principle
d winch Is not dIssiI ed by excessive boiling ns
9 too frequently the case win vegetable orrua-
bic pTeparanOns Il cost the manufacturer much
abOr add experiment before he adopted process
{ RUS p'eparation; and he fatters himselfbe has
hndIy attained 'hc ultEn alum OF success and
that his mldic,ne possesses more uniformity aud
mcfiCRl efficiency Than an, composition of the
Alnd hat has preceded "
Prepared BY WILLIAM THORN. Apothecarv
l'G Chemiat, 50 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
mar q J4HfFS RAEFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
PUBLIC SALE OF a VALUABLE
COTTON FACTORY

DURSUANT To the pro, Sums of = certain deed
4 u IruS', date! the 4h day Of October, 1899.
vii proceed TO sell az tac fc5L; door II the
court ilouscin Wheeling OF The - Lav ola
PM, lNi2-AH tHat valuable rel estate, bulldogs
machinery, steam engine. &c. situated IN the e.
~ ~ hveing being lots numbered -, 10. Is d,
sMd 10 on ne pia, Of Toe addition ~ the CITY If
Wheeling laid on nv Israel Upd,graf on toe fol-
iowinS terms. vlz-onci eighth II the purchass
money 20 be paid IN cash az the lime Of sac, one
cshin IN SIX months ibereSfJr. one egIth IN .
Inonths ir1m he dav Of sale. enc sIghjh In Il
months, Que fourthIn IL months and fhe remain.
,ng tnlrih ia "a months from ths Gav ofsale, w'h
legal ~ crest from he day ufsale-t the utleto the
property beng retained as security until the said
money shall be fully paid. or such other
gwen rs the trustee acting in this behalf
: aall deem sufficient.
ne attention Of manufacturer and capitaiits
s invited 10 THIS sale, as he properly offered has
Preal advantages fi The successful prUsecuucn
ne mlnuiacture Of cotton IT of cotton au1
wool combined. the utle il b, liCycd 10 be lndis-
5ut the subscriber selling as trustee will
only elve such. title as is vestrdin him by said
Iced Of trust.
S BRADY
ian lis vrrs,co