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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

Goddard. of Pelershan, Mass, whose recent
forper,es on the Ware and other banks, are with
in he recollection Of our readers plead guilty to
three indictments preferred against him, aud has
been sentenced TO two days solitary confinement,
and two years hard labor in the state prison on
each indictment, making in ALL six days solitary
and six years hard labor. MIR. Goddard is mar
ried man, bu, has no children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-13

The following sublime Ode the SUPREME BRrNo trans
lated from the Russian. It written by theil
distinguished poets Der1haR.' This Ode said have
translated into the Chinese and Tartar languages, written
rich silk, and suspended in the Imperial Palace Pekn The
Emperor of Japan had il translated Japanese
in gold, and hung in the Temple of Jeddo 1t is gratifying
learn that these nations have themselves the honor
tow sneh praise this noble compostion.
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U5-Another source of demand for wool is op-
ened, as indicated in the following article. Let
domestic manufactures be sustained, and exclude
foreign wool, and our woo-growers will have
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Form and Feeling.

Oh see the old and formal, fitted to thy pretty part
With little hoard of maNims, preaching down daughters
heait.-TINNYsor.
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glanced at Lizzie 50 comically while her mother
reluctantly helped herself to the unpalateable
bread that she could scarce restrain a SUITE
CHAPTER ~.
Death and Disappointment
few weeks after the conversation alluded to
in tile last chapter, the old man sent for his family
to his bed side which he had not left for several
days, and with half repressed chuckls of salts
faction, informed them That he had an Important
secret to reveal. Mrs. Lincoln bent eagerly over
him, Priscilla seated herself with her usual quiet
coInposure, and Lizzie half drew back.
:" You have repeatedly told me- madame, that
it was FIR my own sake, you valued me so highly
Tor my own superior qualities OF mind aud
heart, for my striking resemblance to your deceas-
ed husband, not for my wealth that wealth was
nothing in the eyes of affection, etc. thank you
rs you deserve for this assurance. ] would not
insult you by a moments doubt of its sincerity"
Mrs Lincoln smiled benigny, and Lizzie turned
impalienlly to the window. 81 have taken you at
your word and fully trusting to lis truth, have
made my will accordingly. II is in The hands Of
my solicitor / have left the whole of my Yus
property in specie aud landed cstate-wlth The
exception of trihng gift To one who is very dear
to me TO a distant relative, The only one wlo has
never troubled me with his company, his nl!en-
lions or his hlttery, poor apprentices at dry
goods store in america"
Unable to conceal her disappointment and vex-
alton, Mrs Lindoln retired from tie room. Pris
ella followed with a slatelier step than usual, and
Lizzie sprilglhg from the window, clasped her
unces hand, exclainllng, am so glad! am
so glad! Now can nurse you with pleasure
and love you as much as chu0se!'
The old man was speechess ct first with sur
prise and joy, and at length he excIamed-"lS II
possible you can really care for me :"
Dear, dear uncle, were you not kind 10 my
poor father, in trouble! DIG you not ussst MN
with your purse and your influence! anc do you
think can ever forget 1t "
The invalid sunk back ON his pillow with closed
eyes, through which tears the first he had shed tor
long years, stole over his withered cheeks and
murmuring, "Thank God" fell into tranquil
sleep, still holding Lizzie's hand fast locked in his.
From that time until his death, which happensd in
n fa,v Tho ,.tI, tha
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CHAPTER /.

BY MRS. FRANCIS S. osaoop.
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MISCELLANY.
LIZZIE LINCOLN,

A Tale Of The Lust Century, founded on fact.
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er and Priscilla. Hand them TO your mistress,
John. aln sorry, ladies' you have been eating
hot niuffins merely on my account" And he
glanced at Lizzie 50 comically while her mother
reluctantly helped herself to the unpayateable
bread that she could scarce restrain a sinie.
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CHAPTER III.
Mullins and Mysiifcdii,n.

MRS Lincoln, don't you prefer cold mullins TO
hot ones Z" asked the uncle at breakfast one day,
WIN look OF uogge crerrsri,s...is - hat rather
mysthed his auditors. Mrs Lincoln changed an
involuntary wry face into an acquesceni one-if
mere was any thing she preferred hot rather than
cold II was mnltin-and replied, @Oh, decidedly,
my dear SIR! They are Infinitely more paateable
cold. only ordered hot ones to please you. We
WIN have some cold ones Immediately. John,
bring some cold mullins"
A sardonic smile fickered on the old gentle
mans iurrowed iace as he turned to Priscilla
"And which do you prefer"
Priscilla, as usual, glanced al her mother and
then replied
"Cold ones, sir, OF course ~
"Of course" he repeated sarcastically, -" And
you Miss Lizzie?"
Lizzie looked up frankly in his face" Uncle
you hnOio like hot ones best, and think your
taste very singular one if you prefer them cold"
Who said preferred them cold? Not l.
Come, Lizzie, we will share this nice one together
and here comes John with the cold for your moth.
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A pamphlet has been published by the author
of the "Crlsis OF the Country" circulated in
l84O. The following is the authors summing up.
The propositions are clear and distinct and should
be pondered upon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

RICHMOND VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, JUNE 49, 1e43

AND AND NEGROES FOR sALE.-we, the undersirne.di'
IL Trustees 10 Deed of Trust bearing date the 9Th OF April
1885, executed by Thomas E. Letter and wife and recorded
in the office Of the County Court Of Amelia for The payment oil
sndy debts therein named, offer for SALE prvaley until the
10Th OF June next the valuable Farm lying in the county Of Anne
a within four miles Of the Amelia Springs, and mile from
Jetersvile upon which The said 1omls E. eter resides
and known by the of Wayne OAK containing about lO
third of which is in Forest heavily mbered large
portion Of the balance is fresh improved and equal 10 any
lands in the counywcll adapted tobacco wheat corn oa'
aud clover The buildings all new and SUPERIOR ana
every building the farm. 1t is located IN one
the best neighborhoods Virginia for health and society," we
also offer for sale The said Jees extensive Tobacco Factory aa
fixtures managers house. &C., at Jetersve together win inc
stock of goods hand in the house. Should The pro-
perry at Jeteye disposed of before the 18th Of June
privately will positively be disposed Of public auction na
day on the premises for cash. Should Wayne Oak not be aus
posed Of privately before the Goth Of June will be positively
Sold the premises by public auction. day. Will positive
y be sold, Goth June next Wayne Oak the resrnc
of Thomas Jeer 80 and 40 likely and valuable ne
groe Of all aud descriptions together with all the stock
description, the farm, Plantation Utensils Crops
every kind Household Furniture &C., &C., for cash. and no post
ponement account of the weather -
TIIMON E. JETER, Trustees
JOHN a. JETER,
Amelia end May 1913. lIg-w;d
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Spring and Summer Dry Goods-.feac Fashionable and


Y H. JENKINS has opened 800 packages of SPRING and
~. SUMNER DRY GOODS, which, beauty mud chcapncss
exceed all former purchases Persons wanting ry Goods
paaleled low prices, either 10 sell again
do justice 10 themselves by examining this extensive stock
10000 yards Of Cacoe from s. 10 and cents to the
est imported Fast coors, new styles, and very cheap
300 Bales Cotton Oznabgs at reduced prices and brown and
bcached Shrngs and SheetiDgs all prices cents
yard to the finest quality and of all widths from 81 inches
yards widebeng decidedly the greatest bargains in Domestic
Goods offered for SALE
40 pieces Lawns colored uslin Silks all kinds plaid
checked Gngham MouSns, Fouard Silks and many new
Gle. for Ladies' Dresses.
Ribands, onnes and Bonnet Fiowers new Spring fashions
Paas0s, Sun Shades and Umbrellas quality and very
cheap.
Every description of Cassmeres vesngs Pocket Handker
Chiefs Shirt Collars, cravas Suspenders, &C. for gentle
500 pieces Irish Linens all prices from % cents 10 the
qualiy-also Linen sheengs Tow.ngs Napkins and Dia-
pcrs
600 Linen Cnmbrck handkerchief all prices from 30 cents
s. 3 -, 62 IS, and finer descripons-ereai bargains
Mourning Goods, black and blue black half mourning
Silks, Mmsns, Caicoes. Gingams, scars
Shaws Hosiery, Gloves and M forming an extensive sec
ton of choice Goods, for family monfnns
Lace Gonds-A beautiful lot Of all The new STYLES Of I aud
Thread Edsnes and nsenss-aIso Worked Muslin Trimmings
and Caps and Collars.
The above with many other cheap Dry Goods win he
found examination to attract attention purchasers
by calling R. H. JENKINS Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and
Linen Store, Richmond, Va.
April 81 ll6-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

| EVEL GREEN FOR SALE-Wi' be sold, on the premises
Ia 10 the highest bidder Tuesday, the 18th day OF June next
i- Estate, lienrco county IL Is
lie: the end Of the Brook Turnpike, and ADJOINING te
Bnns Yellow Tavern miles from Richmond IL con
s a and viii be divided in Two or more lots 10 sun
There upwards Of 2O IN original .ruwt ~
pine heavily tnbered There - acres OF meadow
t mostly Hi's Grass balance of Iie land is IN good
i, ani in high OF Improvement Mari ahounds on
Tie And nd used great advantage Tins land lies
'ausJ. Tie comfortable and convent
dwelling great variety of early and late fruit on the
pace Young orchard Of select fruit Az pure ana
good Of the earth within % YARDS oil the
house. This place is remarkable for good health
- VARIABLE estate the populouS city oil chnond Is
rarely The will be- half cash. and the ba-
lance credit deed of trust To secure the credit
The Will be shown by Mr. Bradshaw, WHO lives
90 the place.
AZ e time and place will be sold, for casa 20 head OF
Cattle The Sheep and Hogs four horse Wagon, several
Horse Carts sundry articles, tedious 10 mention
BY TUE TRUSTEES.
~ LEVEL GREEN has just been surveyed hy Mr. Bates of
Richmond laid of four Lots subject TO alterations 10 suit
purchasers plots ready inspection by Thursday
:. Persons desiring information referred To Mr. d.
B.r M John /. Lyon and Capt VIM. Rurtoa, of Richmond
e sale viii certainly take place on the Ign instant lair
mol the neyt fair ,ay rlLMON f. JETER.
lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

AW NOTICE-rhe subscriber has removed his office
Ia basement his residence the 9th ard
streets opposite the Office OF the MUTUAL Assurance Society lie
NAV found his Office, when not in attendance again
suu,edl on of the Courts Of the City.
TO CLAIMANTSThe subscriber after an interval Of some
years again his services claimants the Govern
ment OF the United States Of Virginia, for evo
onary services. any other demands whether arising under
otherwise His experience In attending 10 such
claims may enable him. where they well found
ed the of The information necessary TO sustain
them The advantage of that e1periencehs familiarity with
the subject dgent attention. stimulated by the necessity
of beginning his life Of buslnesse Is willing TO pledge
TO may employ hmfo moderate certain
ton reasonable contingent commission be agreed
Urged such inducements he pledges all the indus,
and eycrted His residence and
office are on 9th and Streets Swan Tavern. Letters
addressed to him will he pinctunlly attended 10.
Pcbmond nh Oct 1919 44-Iy THOMAS GREEN.
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.
undersigned will sell the Tract of LAND Of which the
Archibald Austin, deceased died possessed, and upon
which his widow Mrs Grace Austin, resides IN The coun
Buckingham containing about 9G6 This land is 10
Gated about miles fom the Court house, miles from The an
the James River and Kanawha Canal
eight miles from an excellent Manufacturing Mi anu
and half miles from the Slate River Academy The Norm
fork of Slate river and Austns creek entirely through m
aordng LII and half acres of excellent bottom anui
eehyvs Of which, North river, are now In ne con-
Is sufficiently fertile produce grain oil every
kind without any aid whatever and with judicious cnvalon
might be made rich enough 10 produce tobacco Of very M
quality All the cleared high land was originally oil very su
quality and susceptible of high degree Of improve
apparent from the fact, TINT some 40 or ~ aires
oldest parts the tract have Wlh me
last few years, been converted by the use of clover ara @
Alone rich and productive tobacco lois between 'hc
hundred of the high land in original gowt one
hundred Of which Is first rate tobacco land lhae Is IN
the abundance of excellent plant land ne M
new large commodlous having and passage
above and below stairs and wing; new stable eanay,
threshs machine framed tobacco harms, all bum o tue
materials all 80
excellent This land well wateru,
healthy, agreeable, intelligent and moran
borhood particular description Is unnecessary as
presumed all wishing purchase will view the ahu anu
judge for themselves. ut.
The undersigned will also sell another Tract Of Lana adoln
ing above between IL and W acres mere e
Creeks running through this tract, aof1ng SOME te
duces good of grain and tobacco The tobacco Ieu
land all commands the highest prices nueh the
largest portion of this land yet in original growth hea'y M
bercd with PINE and chestnut. AS all the persons ies,e
in of land DESTROYS TO remove 10 missouri,
will sell them upon the liberal ana accom-
modatng The lands will he shown 10 persons wishing 10
them Thos AUSTIN either of his brothers. ivln. on
them Dr. Jas. Nj. Austin, who resides al buckingham 'oul
house. GKaCE aus lN, hA''uui" anu
THOMAS AUSTIN.
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN,
AprjI7 la-oam3n Executors Of A. Austin, deed.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL..

NOTICE The subscriber returns his most sincere thanks TO
his friends and the public generally for the liberal support he
their hands for the last q years, and informs
them taken lease the Washington Hotel and it
undergoing thorough repair inside and out and will be
ready reception of his friends and The public generally by
Of May. dislike putting but will this
the house will be in better order than has been
since built II is the pleasant locations and
the bandsomest view in misunderstanding The Capitol
Square, overlooking the whole surrounding country shall
be furnished and ceanthe bedding shall be good and
kept ceanthe table shall be furnished with the best the market
affords and shall be served the old Virginia sylemy sta
BILE shall well supplied and attended by good osteny
shall all be good ceany and accommodangmy prices
shall suit the hard mesand friends and the
public will give CALL think shall he able please them,
accommodation and price, in such that they
win certain repeat the visit will another hngthat
no Drunkenness gaming any other dissipation will he allowed
bouse shall be KEEP, with perfect order can be found
M nv old stand until that time. JOHN TALMAN
~ The Swan Tavern for frs, rate stand for isi.
given the first of May nextr inomaton
enquire of the subscriber JOHN TALMhN
Snril ll5-am
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Prince Edward, Goth May, 1913. 6-lds

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALETh- interest belonging the Estate of Josiah
Flournoy deceased in the Eatonton Factory being hall
thereof, offered for SALE Capitalists who wish make
tab investment should not fail improve this opportunity as
situated three miles West Of Eaionon Putnam county Geor
ga, Little river, failing stream, afordng sufficient
power for any machinery. Attached IT, good
dwelling house. al buildings for the accommodation Of
labores and and Saw Mill in successful operation. This
property eeo, division, and will be sold all
together shares purchasers The will he be
and addressed Eatonton Georgia.
will he promptly attended and will take pleasure in show
ing the property any person who wish purchase
JOHN VI. FLOURNOY, r.n,,
Deco IF RASS h%Aeeu'oiS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-13

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-By authority vested in
Trustees will Goth July next, offer for sale, at
Public Auction the premises. that valuable estate, called
GIentva lying James River in the county Of Cumberland
miles of the OF Cartesyiie and is miles FROM
this city.
This estate contains 500 Of which 100 low
grounds of the quality 800 fine high land good
condition. cultivated in regular rotations 100 partially
grown up pines and afordng good highland pasture The
remainder woodland of original growth of good quality and
containing plant land than usually found James River
farms. -
which the owner resides good for
horses large and recently thoroughly repaired; the
hreshng machine good working orders The tobacco houses
sufficiently extensive 10 cure Of 800 lhs the servants
very good and sufficient accommodate comfortably IS
persons The dwelling house contains four above
ground cellar Iooms
The terms sloOO October next balance
in equal payments at six twelve and eighteen months from
If sale Possession will be given after the day of sale OF
of the land he required prepare for the 81
tho next year, The privilege of seeding crop of wheat
be donc without dermrn the crop grow
lug on land of the whole before the LIST De-
ceinber next.
ANY person wishing view the property will please call
Mr. Peter L. BuTuss no resides on The premises ANY person
wishing purchase privately will please apply either Of the
Trustees. X. II. CUNNINGHAM,
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM,
May26 of A h. Deane
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NoTlCEuavng other MEDIUM of redress, propose TO
publish by general subscriptions series OF letters IN pampl-
lev ot w defence oi The and practice oil Jree comm"
ron Us aud raced by the Uaion Baptist Churches
me arguments or and The objections against the communion oil
MI saints shall be imparaly All seurry and abuse
viii he ae'oHy avoided The shall
sufficient number OF subscribers obtained Justify
Publication Tsmsper copy p cents copies for ST. copies
m s., &C. Subscribers will please give their address
The author earnestly solcits the friends
Ills address, "Iamestown Prince Edward Va" Per-
desiring copies requested forward subscriptions
soon practicable. JAS. w. HUNNiCUTT.
June Tot
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THE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNOCK, Captain F.rnpAsx,
commenced her trips Saturday harch ith-leav
Ing Baltimore 10 o'clock NJ arrive Pungoeague about
u O'Clock next days lay Merry Point Sunday nght leave there
O'Clock Monday morning. Urbanna about O'Clock;
Tapahannock o'clock Leeds 10 ooock Port Royal IL O'Clock;
arrive Fredericksburg abont o'clock Reurningeave
Rnya ason 10 oeok Ia;tons and ~ ocr5ck
o'clock Uranna O'Clock; Merry Point O'Clock;
lay Merry all night leave Thursday mornings touch at
Pungoeague and reach Baltimore Thursday evening.
REUBEN T. THoM Agent.
Fredericksburg, March IA, lsi3. 1U2-u
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VALUABLE FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE.-pursuant the
provisions deeds Of Trust from Thomas Whitworih
the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
ton' Petersburg for purposes in said deed set FORTH shall
sell public auction, SATURDAY, the l1ih instant, at
O'clock =. ~ on the premises, valuable property the
"n of Petersburg, long Known the SOUTtSloE MILLS
There abon fourteen of Land attached 10 Inc Mis- on
which Houses erected, paving good rent The
m house and machinery is insured the Mutual Insurance
Society for the OF SIT 900 veneen thousand uoas
The contains seven run Burr all new, and Of
The very quality and throughout all the latest and
most approved hxtues which been used IN the best esta
hnents the kind In this country. There Is abundance
u water wheels Of twelve feet dameer and
ID abundant these mills capable oil making
'oi,y OF fifty thousand barrels of -four.
fnssr twelve and eighteen months credit for approved
red negotiable notes. and deed OF trust on the properly
"'eclfe the pay mentS. PETER p. BATE, Trustees
WM. PANNtLL,
@ The sale will be conducted by PANNlLL & LEA, Aucts
lnue2 ids
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TRUST SALEPusuant to the provisions OF Deed Of Trust,
executed by Jesse Hughes Trustee and for The
poses mentioned which deed recorded in the Clerks
Office of Prince Edward county, WILL Wednesday, the 5h
day Of uy 43 the premises, SELL the highest bidder for
cash. the Tract Of Land wherein the SAID Jesse Hughes
sides containing $50 adjoining the lands Of Josiah T. Cheu
die and others The lille believed TO he good, but shall con-
vey such title only as is vested in me as Trustee.
Also the day. pursuance Of Deed of Trust exc
cuted by William Goieher Trustee and for the pur-
therein mentioned which deed recorded in the Clerks
Office of Prince Edward county WILL the premises SELL TO
highest bidder for cash. the Tract Of Land whereon the said
William Goieher resides containing 50 and bounded
by OF Estate Of William rrshwell Benjlmn Shepard,
Joshua BeaZey and others The title is believed be good but
shall convey only such title is vested in Trustee
The Hugt's Tract will be sod FIRST
ABRAHAM vENABLE, Trustee
p,;nre duard May e.
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NOTICE TO Of the Circuit Superior Court
Law and Chancery FOR the county OF King Queen, pro
bounced 9Th day month"; therein depend
& which Thomas w. Faun,ieoy surviving Executor of no
annteroy deceased, plaintiff and Albert Madison and
Elizabeth L. wife and others defendants shall offer for
public sucon Centrevlle in this county, for cash.
h day Of July valuable Tract OF Land containing
survey three hundred and and quarter acres
''s IN the lower end Of King and Queen county.
Nay 6-w6w.
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AND FOR sALE-Dy virtue of deed of trust from James
- NJ Garrett and wife bearing date The s day Of March,
Essex assignment the same bearing date on the same
day and recorded in the sam. oe shall proceed TO
October public cash. TO the highest bidder, the
Fiat Land Elmwood Estate containing about 40o
acres be The same more or less Possession will be given
growing crop Indian removed The title is be-
eved be ndsputabe though acting as shall con-
vey only such title a. is In me vested n,,r,,
Loretto P. o., Essex CO., Va May 30h, 1913. S|w5m
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7 0tISA RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The Stockholders of the
Louisa Railroad Company notified, that their Annu
:, Ne-ilng will Louisa Court house Friday, the
sb d.y Of June next important that the meeting should
- 0iu A. w. TALLEY, Secretary.
v,var 5-w3w
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DOLLARS WORTH
DRY GOODS.

Selling Al and beiOlo Prime Cost!
TEundrrsgned intending make peremptoy sale oil tncir
sock OF DRY GOODS early in the next month"; now oHer,
aud approved credit and below prime cost unti Inc
uly mar north Of desi, able and ssasonaee
DRY GOODS,
Comprising Of best assoments in the city, ana iaa n
most favorable circumstances This opportunity OF
gHg upp affords Inducements TO those who neeh lhal u
rarely me, with and we especially old friends to come
oa ard themselves of IT, An entire new supply VIII
Ne IN readiness by the ensuing Fall rs usual
BINFORDS, BACON BAskERViLL.
Jun. 6 6--tlJy