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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

IN CHANcERY-V'ac SrA:-hta Court held for Prince Ed
ward County, February the 2ls,, 1875:
Thompson Penitk, John Peuk, Edward Penick Wm Holt
Judith his wife, formerly Penck and George W. Puam and
Nancy his wife, formerly Penick, Plaintiffs:
against
Giles A. Miller, Administrator de onis Of Prudence Pc
nick, deceased Thomas Richardson and Jane his wife, and the
children Of Polly and John F. Hudson both Of whom dead
whose names unknown, Defendants:
The defendants, Thomas Richardson and Jane wife, and
Tie children Of Polly and John F. Hudson whoe
having entered their appearance and given security
according the Of The General Assembly aud the
Court appearing the satisfaction of the Court they
inhabitants of This State. the motion Of the plaintiffs,
~ Counsel Ordered, That the said deientants Thomas
Richardson and Jane his WIFE, and the children Polly Jno
f. Hudson, In appear here the first day Of May
and the plaintiffs h and that COPY Of this order be
forthwith inserted the public newspaper. printed
city Of Richmond for months successivey and also
posted the front door of The Court house of this county
\ Copy-Teste, u. j. WORSHAM, C. c.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

IN Court held for Louisa Coun
the Court house thereof Monday the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, ls43:
Oswald MeGehee Administrator Of Edward NcGehec, decd
and his right, a and heir Of said Edward,
Plaintiff:
against
William B. Blades and Frances r. his wife, nabney McCehce,
Matilda Tandy billiard Collins and Mary his wife, Berry
and Elizabeth his wife, James Law and Barbara his wife, James
Mitchell and Sarah bis wife, L. c Eimes and Charlotte his wife,
William +. Cooke, James ". Cooke and Martha Cooke,
Defendants:
The said defendants nabney MCehec. Matilda Tanty, Dad
Collins and Mary his wife, Berry and Elizabeth bis wife,
James Lay and Barbara his WIFE, James ichr and Sarah his
wife. L. 4. Eaa.e and Charlotte his WIFE, William T. Cooke,
James NJ Co"kc aud Martha Cooke not having entered their
and security according law and the
this Court and appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
they e not inhabitants Of this Stale motion of the plaintiff
his Counsel it Ordered That the said last named defend
do before the Justices OF County Court of said
County, the Courthouse the second Monday May
and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in city
Richmond for months successfully and posted
Of the Courthouse Of this County Court day.
a Copy-Tesie,
JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. C.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

Support the pillar IF PnL'ie fauA-E seAoc all rflnf'
non-lery The necessary tares, and far net NE f's'
pie!
The following paragraph from the "Pennsy 'vnil la'
qurer" is exactly in season:
"KESrucKY-The news from this State is OF moi'
cheering character and tells well for the homes; ei
upright feeling Of her people The Legislature G''t
passed bill, tyG gerry large majority, laymg lax q
fifteen cents, five TO 60 to the sinking fund.- which Sc
cures the puntua payment of the interest her Sac
debt. This is the right mode, and is in striking cor
trast with the doings in Ohio, WHERE instead Of ,asaf'
they have issued $2,OOO,OOO of relief no,es, hefsE
greatly increasing the State debt, and the amount O.,
interest to be paid annually. Whenever Stale pas
her interest by the issue of fresh bonds nsead OF =;
sorting to taxation, the downfall Of her credit s9oh'
or later, is inevitable"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09
"To the Courteous Reader'-(as the English Dedia
tons used 10 say

We lay before you some interesting papers this morn.
ing. On the last page, the important decision oil tie
Supreme Court of the IT, S on The Stay LnrS, and t'
luminous speech Of Mr.. McDufIie on the Assumption
scheme. On our Bird page you have Mr.. Dromgqoe
views the very excepionable Apportionment Las c
the last Congress. But portion of paper ME
ror in interest 10 the Cores pondence between Mfss
Webster and Glass; on the Visitation question; got.
ton OF which viii be found on the Ist and Pad pages
We indebted to- friend at Washington for parPa.
let, official copy of this Corresponds nce-and wbele'
consider the great consequence ofthe subject When
it embraces, the high literary reputation Of The conenc
ing partes and the recherche and pqnant character Of
the letters themselves, we sure, could f'esfh
nothing which would be better calculated 10 coma'f.
the public attention The Correspondence will he op
iinued to Two three more Of our Nos AID VII en-
ply crafty the public curiosity III has been long .oa
ed for-and twice called for b. the Senateaad 4
has come al last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

rz,HE imported thoroughbred Horse, nshfe will stand the
present commencing ON ,r io' t" March, and Ter
IN The Ia July his stable, IN lie town Of NAH
conny Of Chesterfield and the Courthouse Of The
same county every alternate nine days through he season lie
M be lie, Ia Mares EACH The and Sla 10 insure
Mare Ia lie in foapaIahl each Mare Is taken away
10 prevent mistakes persons are requested 10 SEND note WIN
mee but when nothing said the subject The season
only viii he charged The insurance 10 ne forfeited II the
In All cases the groom be entitled to receive Sy cents
Mare Be paid BY the Swns no,y p him a. lie
aw rates from The pressure Of the times and from nror
~ N En",nd refer gentlemen history % this high
bred ir-c the American Turf Re:'ier, Vol >, No s, Cor jan
nary so4 and also to the n 6.iIs 2! ~ day
paah bred rs Ccm Sir Robert ia',=, At SHag,hdae in
o eviahan NOW of Satase WINNER OF the
- irc,r IN s ana many o;lrr o:es o HIS dam, Fa.
bred ao by Cen. Sll Robert r':. as get Ly he t--
lrd n. Ncdi l.abiau Of Maria, bred ~ the
DUKE of Hamilton, Ashton Hall ~ larea'fs The Duke OF
ii,uos Mara zee English General siui Book, edition
1922 ID page ls6, rot by orvie her DAM Lady
Jane bred by Tie Duke of Hamilton N leu was cot by the
famous iariionan her dam, Ray Javeln, aso bred By the
by Javen Of Young Flora, own sister 10 spadl!e, by
Highly eiJaveD, Young Flora, SISTER To Spadle) and Spa
dlr likewise bred by the Duke Of Hamilton aud with
porcy styled his family Of horses The Duke Of Hamilton
was ceebratd hlood-Ie the 81 Ieser less
times Circumstance quite unparallele! the turf
eighth, but The stakes 10 Lord
Fnzwilam, his Grace rider having osted Young Flora
out Of Flora, by Squirrel her DAM ANGELICA by snap-Re
cuuEarticu's acknowledgements Arahian-Dam Of the
Two True Blues ,lucy sire q laehee is perhaps the hest
Of Grille sir T. Charles Bunbur $ famous Mare
Eleanor, By NhisScy
DESCRIPTION.
Daahee a blood hay black manr tail and
sound and strong black of The
horses being iu sixteen hands inches height length
in popor;on bone anu muscular power stand
clear and ran strong limbs IN fine racing
FORM deep shoulder, back ons and Launches, has
sweep the quarters aud unusual length Of thigh and
yet short below the knee and hook with hind leg in
shape euaed by any, surpassed by
nome indicative Of astonishing power racer; added
which, he from brmses and defects of that character
be hereditary with which fashionable Northern
bred Stations of present day affected and which they
Il COURSE and do entail upon their get
EDWARD c. MAYO.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

I, is impossible for US to accept the Apportonaent
bill, without expressing the deep regret we feel
at the difficulties in which it may involve two or
three of the distinguished Republicans, ard a,
than the possible exclusion OF Wi:iam
Smith, Esq, for the public councils. There no man
in Virginia, to whom were more indebted for on:
victory in ls4o-none, who was more eflicen, mem
Der of the State Senate-and no Republican, more
staunch in principle, more intrepid in action whose
powers in addressing the People were unsurpassed
We see him thrown into Federal district, ana pei
haps lost to Congress, with sincere regret-But he
possesses an indomitnbe sprit-and even lie may
strupgle AGAINST the Eederalists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09
Central Committee Error eorrected.

From the haste Of transcription, omission occur,5
in last in the names of The Committee That Com
mtee increased TO 5 from -, here totorc-b4
two names were omitted in last paper. A, the
quest Of the Chairman of the proposing Committee,
hasten to publish the corrected list as follows:
Democratic Central Corresponding Committee far The
State Of Pirginia.
Thomas Richie, Andrew Stevenson John Wcmbe
Robert G. Scott, James Bosher, James A. Seldom, "
d. Wren, S. D. Denoon, Nathaniel DENLY, ". Green
how, Thomas T. Giles, T. II. Ellis, Daniel Truehea''
J. B. Young, e. F. Osborne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

E'RENCH Burr MlI.I.SfoNE MANuFhCTORY.-Thr sub
sc-her, Surviving OF the late firm of Smell Rust
continues carry the above business at the old stand. He
this time hand large assortment Of ready made Mill
of various sizes which, he flatters himself, will
graiy and workmanship win any made This country Ow
depressing o. the he has iderahy low
e,rd tiie prices viii sell good BE- OBJ
tanned any other establishment Having just recsi"ed large
selected assortment rtrs ln prepared 10 ill
be- entrusted - with pronpines- and Gs
a,ch. 81 good article u: French Misoncs
Ind er advantage 20 call upon The subscriber &c
ei satisfied his w0T'i r.e etiir satisfaction H.. office
IL aud Eth stools, opposite the Old Market,
Gi orders viii lr Thankfully received and pinciuay
pd-d Fer reference a. I" the qualify Of Burr sls"ncs,
apply The Richmond Hiers YOU'LL :. RUST
March Ic1--2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09
Congressional Elections in south Carol;n

Congressional Elections in South Caroi'nf
LIST (Union) District, James A. Black elected o'.
Mr. Clowney-2nd (Lauren's) District, Rehad i.
Simpson, over Messrs Butler and Downs 3fd II 6"
land) District, Jos. A. Woodward, over Sumter =
(Maron) District, John Campbell re elected VA, !.
opposlion-5th (Abbevle) District, Armstead Bur
elected by GIG majority over Messrs. Caldwell ..
Brooks-6th (Charleston) District, j. E. Holmes L
elected by large majority over James Smith khf'-
7th (Colleton) District, Rober, Barnwe Rheii- =.
elected by majority Of from $50 to $780, over > "
Trotti (also in the last Conpress)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09
Mr. Clay arrived at Na,chcz on The goth ul'

MIR Clay arrived at Natchez on The goth u!' -
Courier, Of that date, says: ..
"Many were panied, on the arrival Of the AHo's'
dor, to learn that Mr- Clay unweII con"I.',,
arrived. on the Alexander Scott about the same ''H
invite Mr. Clay 10 Vicksburg, where ball to Se .
him this evening To morrow the Vicksburg conn
tee will cooperate with the Jackson committee AM
cort Mr.. Clay to the capital of the State. .r..
Mr. v. Buren, is now at Albany-looking ''en0t''.'
y fat since the People turned him out TO grass q
Wing writer says.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

We truly reciprocate the compliment paid us BY
the Madisonan, and say plainly and distinctly, with
desire TO boast of ourselves, and with the slight
est wish to wound the feelings of others, that 'ce
have fayors TO ask OF him, nor of the Admin
istrution.' We have tried TO do Mr.. Tyler Justice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

II is now calculated, that the Virginia Lsg's''''
will adjourn about next Monday week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

Correspondence to be continued. }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

immunity CT Lays, .nG he tIa'y OF hatoIs upon Inc
cccan
mnst te permitted 10 add, tina! rom every agent Of
the Government abroad who has been heard from on
the subject, with the single pon OF your own let
ter IAN exception most deeply to be regreted) well
Is from every part of Europe where maritime rights
have advocates and defenders have received nothing
bot congratulution. And al this moment, u the gene
raj sources Of information may be trusted, example
has recommended ITSELF already, TO the regard of States
the most Jealous OF British ascendancy sea- and the
treaty against which you demonstrate, may soon come
to he esteemed ~ them as fl model for imitation.
Toward tie clcse nf despatch you pleased 10
say, "by the recent treaty TO keep squadron
upon the coast Of Africa We have kept there
60. years-during The whole term, indeed oi these ef
forts to put stop 10 tins most :niquitous commerce.
The effect of the treaty IS, therefore, 10 render cbli-
gatorv upon us BY convention TO do what we have
long done voluntarily, TO place municipal laws in
some measure beyond the reach of Congress.
As 10 the effect of the treaty in placing munich
pal laws in some measure beyond the reach Of Con-
gress is sufficient 10 say, that oil treaties containing
Obligations necessarily DO this Ailrea'ies OF commerce
do IL and indeed there is hardly treaty existing, TO
which the U. S. are party, which does not, to some
extent or in way, restrain the legislative power
Treaties could not be made without producing this
effect.
Blu, rour remark would seem 10 imply that in
youc judgment, there IS something derogatory 10 the
character and dignity OF the country, in thus spulat
ing with foreign power for concurrent effort 10
cute he laws al each II wculd be sufficient reiu-
;a:ien Of this objection say, ,ha il in this arrange
men, there be any thing derogatory to the character
and dignity Of one parry, II must be equally deroga
tory, since The stipulation is perfectly MUTUAL TO the
character and dignity Of both. But II is derogatory
10 the character and dignity OF neither The objection
seems TO proceed still upon the implied ground, that
the abolition of the slave trade is more duty of
Great Britain, or more leading object with her than
is or should be with us; if in this great effort of
civilized nations 10 do away the most cruel traffic that
ever scouraged disgraced the world we had not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-09

JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. C.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot at Chorestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods to be transported on the rail ROAD going above
Lowell must be sent to The cOmpany's Freight Depot
Charlestown, at the end of Warren bridge,
Goods be forwarded by the inng uain must be sent
to the Depot carly as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charesown. and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation of
merchandise, give notice that they prepared to
transport all goods nd country produce which may be for
waded their depos and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage, and careful and experienced TO take
charge of tho transportation business at the depos and to
accompany the goods over the road
The Company determine not only TO accommodate the
public but extend every facility in their power, both to
teamsters and merchants having fixed upon the following
rates of freight
S250 per ton each way between Nashua and Chaestown
Bulk Salt, Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber oc 81 per ton
Sl,O0 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
An regular eamseFs running to the will be carried
the road between Nashua and Chareslown each way
free ofexpense. "
Nashua, October 81, 1871.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
DIR. TAYLoR's
BALSAM OF LlVTRWORT.

ONLY GENUINE, 375, B0lvERY, N. Y.
UNOR Consumption, Cough, Colds, Splitting oil
a. Blood, Pain in the SIDE or breast, Aslhmu
Pleursy, Shortness Of bre9h, P,lpilation Of the
Heart, Debility, Nervousnossa and all diseases OF the
Lungs and Liver. This mediyine has been used in
the city of New York with unexampled success for
eight years, curing Thousands who were supposed
incutable. II is now used by most u tho medical
faculty, the Clergy, the Press and The whole people.
Certificates Of extraordinary cures will accompany
each battle.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
MIR r. Gladdin Of Dolbi, New y ork, Of natural
consumplious constitution, las been saved from al
untimely end by the use OF Or. Taylor's Basam oil
LiveIwon. A severe cold iron !h On an aog UI
Ploursy, and thus ended IN genera debility and on
sumption. constant ,orgb, hectic flush, restless
nights quick pulse, and cOduucd loss OF flesh, au'
cured a speedy death; but b, soon as ho commenced
The use OF this baIsum he gtw better and is now
fully restored to health.
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. ] cerify,
hat my oldest daughter took the whoopiog cough,
which terminated in sever inflammation Of the
lungs! We called in physician, and 10 our sur.
prise, he s7id she dangerously Ill of the quick
consumption, and we daily grew more and more con-
vnced that her lungs were rapidly wssting away. ]
then procured the ablest medi1al counc could OF
three physicians, who, after treating her case two
months, gave US no encouragement, but ON the con-
trafy, discouraged US. | then resolved 10 try Dr
Taylors Basam Of Lverwort, but with little hope
as her breathing w9s feeble as TO be scarcely per.
,eptiblr by applying the car clo-e TO her. We had
noi given This nedci1c one mouth before she had so
far recovered as be able "a walk across the room,
and sh" soon oner became quit strong and well,
and Tor which medicine, neAiiO he blessing Of heay
an, an indebted, and ana willing 10 be sworn to
these facts.
For sale by sII.AS BURBANK, in and COL
Inns & CLARK Montpelier, VI.
NIB Purchasers are particularly cautioned 10
buy no other than that made al 375, Bowcfy, N. Y.
ar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
TIL TEETH THE ETH

THE INCOMPARABL \ TOOTH PREPARATION.
THE fact is proved, and the most ncreduous and doubt
l. ing are fully convinced Of its great utility have
the evidence from the sale Of about $4,000 boxes of the
Odontca within the past year. 1t is ascefaincd firm
perence that when used the teeth will never decay but
remain till the latest age ofman with their natural wear
and moren thousands Of cases nervous toohache that
climax Uf pan-has once been most chcctuay cured by
this most popular dentrifce in America. And in conclu
SION here who is the young lady or gentleman, aye,
the individual that values beautiful Of teeth sound
gums and breath than fifty cents that will be
longer destitute of box Of Dr. NJ Htchcock's Magnetic
Odontica
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole proprelors and successors to A. Hitchcock and Co.
Burbank ir in Waterbury BY Hutcns, Goss and Co; in
Slow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea BY n G. Hale, in Tun.
bridge by j. Foster, in Royalon by Downer, Nevns and
Fish. 6J
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANG EMENT

FALL AND WINTER ADVANCEMENT
ezssss THIS road win be opened the public for the
$500. transportation of Passengers and Merchan-
--&S-@- disc on and after MONDAY, September l2th
1912. Passenger Trans daily Sundays excepted, in
ecton with the cars of the Nashua and Lowell and Bos-
ion and Lowell Rail Roads follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua Dwell and Bos
ton at 4 ga A. NJ. 10 l-2 \. NJ and p. NJ.
l. ave Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord at
l-2 II l-2 NJ and Sd Pm
FARE-Concor'i 10 Boston, g 5o-Concord TO Lowell
81 so.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the Cars
of the Boston and NJ ine Rail Road Passengers be
conveyed between Concord, Manchester Nashua and An
dover Haverh, Exeter, Dover, Portsmouth Portland, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
,UPLOOk AT THIS!4Gl
,,--r5u A W IL Won CnIJGH E

40 THOUSAND die CONSUMPTION every year
~ in the United States, an9 piions suffer from trou-
blesome coughs and colds ihLt be cured by Dr. W..
Hitchcock's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops safe and
Medical pre- scrption, containing poisonous Dngs, and
used in an extensive practice for several years will
positively af I'd relief and save you from that awful dis
ease pulmonary consumption which sweeps the grave
hundreds Of the young the ld the lovely and The gay
Have you a cough? BE nursuaded to purchase bottle
Of the Cough drops tie day 70 morrow may be too late
For sale wholesale and RIAL, by Foster and Dickinson
sole nroprirors and successors 10 A. Hitchcock and Co
IL? tennessee street. Ute, NY.;in onpeirr by Sas
Burbank r; in Wateburyby Hutchins, Goss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea BY n. G. Hale in Tun-
bridge by Foster Ia Ro1ton BY Downer, n evins and
Fish. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
MERCHANDISE


Merchandise Trains vii leave Concord and Boston dali
", Sundays excepted. The Company now prepared
TO transport Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent to ihoir DepoIs in Concord and Boston.
RATEs-Thlough, LIST class 81 90 per 1000 lbs. Furn-
lure, Carriages Live Stock, Slaves Heading Ship Tim
Der, Lumber Granite, &c at specific prices
All goods and merchandise viii he at the risk oil tho ow.
ner, while in the Companys Store Houses
Terms 81 ireighing cash, invariably delivery Of The
Goods. BY order Of the Directors
ISAAC SpALDlNG, Treasurer
Nashua September TO- 1912. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
A CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scrofula, piles, eresipelas, salt
rheum, scald-head, and nll diseases aris-
ing from impurity of the blood.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
LANDS
IN THE COUNTY OF SAINT LAW
RENEE. IN THE STATE OF n. Y.

<eEHE<sS Il MOND, PARIsHYILLE ana NJ
EsstEA4, TILDAvILLE, all belonging to the SsttSE9#
!IlikE subscriberviz
xsEaz4e=A RossIE, which lies in the most -.xasSH,--
part of the County, and where the sale Of anG
for several years past had been suspended remarkable
for its LEAD MINES and Iron WORKS. the latter Of
which almost continual operations afording the set
tiers frequent opportunities ofengagng IN lucrative employ
ment in The departments olahOr and industry
necied with those establishments and consequently very
easy mode Of paying for land.
HAMMoND adoins Rosie the Northwest. This
town noted for raising very fine WHEAT and ad.
vanagsous market for which almos, readily be
found at the Ogdensbuig Touring mills. Here are
facilities of paying for land the same as in Rossie.
PAPIsHvILLE, which lies II the eastern Fart Of the
nv extensively settled; most of the settlers having
paJ Tor their hnj in grain cattle and labor which iac
lies still oblanable.
MATILDAvILLE lies directly south of Parishve, is far
less settled than but the easy mode Of paying Tor
land obtains here also.
The soil ofthose towns is generally good either for grain
grass and country be better wateed The great
facility of transporting to tie market OF MONTREAL by wa
ter communication gives value 10 the products and man
uactures OF tins country not surpassed IN any other The
saving Of time aud 10 the farmer who resides in
the vicinity Of great outlet the River Saint Law
renee must be and asu be the advantages
which this country possesses others whose distance
from maj ket affords little real reward to labor indus
ty
For particular information respecting those lands,
address the agents in charge viz MIR David w Baldwin
lat Rosie, and Mr.. James A. Sawyer at PldsIVls or
the subscriber at OgdensbuIgh.
Ogdensburgh st. Lawrence Co Jan, 3 1913. s2t