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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-29
TWO GOOD FARMS FOH SALEM
low ELL. WV.

ONE of about 10 of first rate land lying the main
W road leading from Burlington to Derby nc, with about 100
good cultivation with good story and half Dwell
lag House and afns thereon, and conveniently wateed
pumps tho house and tho barns of the
quality continually and plenty Of good wood and
mcr be- ut the farms good school
house within half mile, aud miles from the meeting house,
factory. The main branch OF Msisquo River
very pleasantly the whole farm. # ,ry pleas
ant well enien situation tO tavern stand, and
of tie barns built for that purpose.
The Farm lies mile west from the main road,
tanning 100 ncres with about 40 under good improvements very
smooth little rolling the well wacfod aud timber.
o and all suitable for tgc moving with good House aud
wood shed and barn convenient for the farm
Tn property is owned by Robert Rogers of the city of Now
Works. and will be sold public auction the 18Th day of sep
iebcr next if disposed Of private sale to that
'mo. Aud he is under the necessity OF selling the terms
ir made half the purchase For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber the PROMISES
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for RouEnT RoGgRs
Lowell July &c 1914, 72'tf
y. b. The will he offered private sale until dispos
cd Nsyrmhct ISit,
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blank UIiANUEitY BiLLs,


4 n astonishing fact that Hay Celebrated Linmcn
u for the Piles Ithcumati5m, &c. has been used IN
hlusnrjs ofcascs and future to give compce
he fund large suppl fcceiycdlte FRONT he
Manufacturer of the CENUNE To answ"rihU aud in,
crcasug calls, For SAFE only Montpelier Hoos
~ f. p Walton ~ SONS
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M. ,. NORTON STREET, ALBANY, n.
Arrli 20 1871 81 W
INPOikTNNT 10 All /!


TINE; Constitution The Wis vitae our wonderful bod.
les, requires atcrun i've icccnoraiiug Influence
To aud retain heal by ~ sttnco. Ar, hight ard
other clemens arc btongh 10 THIS rtqusIun, aud
Tor lime sufficient fl the requirements q" The svs'
But when r. imprldrIce, and violation Of The
laws of animal economy morbid humuts arise acfid aud
vau Juices col ecied the System rq,nrcs assist
from uturr source, snks IN disease, de-
cay and dcah How wonderful aud salnaiy AT tins p,.
riui. lie 'if cts of appropriate ALTERNATIVES lncdi
cne taken in season? Thousands have brcn saved from
eah, and !lons from sulIrrnss iu:csc bbIe AMI a
gain restored To health bv the II CIV use nj
PHILIPS TOMATO PILLS,
winch III; teams and patent, cleansing me som.
lch and w Is ru living the blood, aud rcnuvatug The
sdnular sysmh altering he secre TONS of Inc liver and
other glands and earning OIL The mohd Juices and hui
that 1T he South they have acquired the of
Fever b,nc" because they invariably prevent or b'eak
~ bilious, tec:iticni, yellow m'rm tent aud lung ie-
vets.
FIVE wears extensive Lave piovcl hem the best and
only AID safe remedy fur all the chronic
u eases whcr. the s, sem requires suneintu. that will
opernc om he hmd Scr amt vrnus ~ strns ui vessels
giving rhenia healthy at the same Time eNPr the
morbid aud juices aud hunors winch selar-
aics from them
In tins class If Diseases arc Rheumatism +, spepsa,
npsy LAYER Complaints ltuus stomach, s,rof1a gray
81, worms tunurs, and erupions Of the SKIN 81 various
kinds, permanent weakness about the IONS and limbs {;
kings evil constitutional or hereditary iccbeness Of The
whole part oi the system NC.
Thousands OF u the above diseases have been
CURED by the TOMATO PILLS and thousands Of
deaths would have been prevented lad these lis 'en
used, instead al some Tcsp nslac, baue u qnack p-a
."y..s;y or rhIarauism np'.' 'h,s unyass.l -.,a~,
They prepared # valuable vegetable remedies, that
ire known both safe and ,lcclua and are used rrIy
extensively by pn sclans hrr pyde ractce, because
As hundreds have sad the peasant thcciua aud safe
medicine We have ever used.
The aho,c Pills n, sale by agents in all the coun,ry
towns. Agen's cauiinced not /" by ofPedlls.
| One word to the wise Is suii-irn "
G PHELPS NJ d. Proprietor, LA ford, Ct, vuh
ont wh'se signature none are genuine.
| For sale by :. p. REDFItLD an! CLARE CoLLiSs
| Rt \ Al E,sth nutu Itpr a T. Kan.
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TIINEs..ING MACHINES.

TnNES4liNG MACHtN rs
THE Subscribers wish TO INFORM the Farmers AID Mes
oh les of Vermont that they have the general
.v G,r unnuc, c,u,ing A. TAPlIN'S PArENTF FOR
4 ABLE HORSE POWER, and would he happy 10 exec
rute ali orders for machines IN the shortest notice.
rhs sunrro,ily of these machines all others hith-
aria in use has been iho ougcy ana satisfactorily esied
wherever hey have been oduced aud reqnIe My 10
Ia, known Ia order TO recev the most unqua HE'D ~ do,
cided preference. II; n InrnEiS'
Montpelier, Nov. 10, ist5, %"
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NOTICE.

TJNIS ce6cs that have this day roinqued to my SON.
Nathaniel X. Goodwin, tho remaining time oil bis minority
and he is hereby ged lom all liabilities to me as minor
aud have full liberty transact business or hin
self as shall hereafter claim his earnings be espons
Sr,a,,iJa, NV q 1874 81
COCOA Choco aud Coffee for sue by $. 7. REDFiELD
" 9th October, 1874 %
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NJ 4 RSH'S PATENT TRUSS.
rlNlSE Tms.es constructed in many palucula on
i an cuti ely new pan, and their advantages over all
other have been atiestod only by lie most
pcctabls OF The Medical Faculty hui by the actal expert
# those afflicted with tho oisea'e they intended
alleviate The most eminent Eyslcians upon IN exam
nation Of this usa, decided as 10 - superiority that
they cheerly and voluntarily gyc cer flea $50 the pro-
pnocrs he aid before the public, few o, watch may
he seen ON the hnndbls For sale by
SILAS BURBANK. lR. Mo.ipe'rr VI.
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SANDS SARSPARILLA,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF iUE SYS FEM.
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Il IS nnWcfsay Acknowledged aUPtT0T 10 any TVWvuy w
possess.
iLj1SoN ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, l?5 Fulton
corner ur Nassau ST New York. AS, sold IN Mon peer
by :. p RtDFiELD; Wac hurt, GOSS Hue Gle
ms. a Mrdinl Treatise ~ he had ga''s n ah"v".
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL or TANNIN,
or, heather Resf0rcr
nrn n,rnIrA1 n,srnnrnv

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins and
Iva hides are converted into leather by
the use of rannin extracted from certain
barks. &c.
When tie force aud strength Of the
Tannin is worn ont, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, g.. This all know. 10 restore
then life, sollness, moistuess, strength,
-nIoothncss, and remove al crust, fly, or
blister--rcsture the tannin. I his sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but The Whole virtues Of il
are in this article, the OIL. OF TANNlN
which peneirates the siillest and hard
est leather. il il has been twenty years in
use; and iii. tears easily with the fingers,
ii inpuris at once strength that is utter.
~ incredible until seen. IL becomes like
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lightful softness and polish, and makes all
leather completely aud PtYeciiy imperri.
Gus 10 INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes.
carriage-tops, harness. hose, trunks. and
in fact all things made of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has. and Al least DOUBLING its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These me facts. @
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
taps-haye old harness and throw them
away half used--look ellhy themselves
and all about them-expend double wha,
is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 their
hearts content. if their pfeiudices are so
strong they will not Try new discovery.
Nav. gentlemen, please yourselves.
~ None genuine unless with the fac
simile signature Of Comsiock & Co.
EC5s For sale 'Iillsharcuah N c., BY D.,
Hearti; in oxiord, by G, erat T. Taylor; in
Greensborouah, by J.&R sloan oplYagen's
February % s.:4 60
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Mysterious.

a GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one o.
Ga the most ancient ard wealthy fami-
lies Of this city, New York. who must
be well known TO numerous iiiends, hav-
ing since The year 1914 up to recently,
been bent nearly double, and fer several
years confined 10 his bed, has been restor-
ed to good health--has regained his natu-
raj erect position--and has Quilted his
carriage, and'now walks with ease! We
believe this is The genileman's own de-
scription as near as possible. and there is
no exaggeration in it. We will give in
quirers his address, and donbt not his hu-
name feelings will excuse the liberty; so
that any one doubling nav keow these
facts--though he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds,
I44chyystie-stfeet, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances Of the facts
Of his case. Both were rheuastism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done?
ASswER--By the INDIAN yEGETA-
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINlMENT ex-
ternally, from Comstock & Co.
If Farsalc II lIilishornuoh liz y Heartt;
in Oxford nv Genrgr +. Taylor: IN G eensbc.
rnngl, by J. s.R, Sloan only agcnts.
February 80. G. :
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Look at This.

a s my Instructions from The Post ofIire de-
80 parinfeai. aud uther c. uses, make il me-
tcssary that should entirely stop the system
of credit in my office. oil persons couttfned
will therefore take notice. that from and alter
The 10Th January ins,api, no letter will he SUI
Tered 10 ga ont ofthis office until the postage
therein be paid. Postage on newspapers and
pamphlets must epaid quarterly il advance,
commencing with the 6st instant. For the
convenience Of ihose who wish il, deposites
will be received, provided an amount SID lent
70 pay a quarters ppstase be Deposited al on e
time. Ms ID really necessary tha, should
take this course, shall strictly adhere to IL.
Tor which hope none will blame me.
The las, quarter is nJw due, and expcc,
every day 10 be called on Cor payment. Those
having accounts IN the offic Tor lett, r. or
newspapers, will please cal without DELAY and
pay the same. AZ aaiadglgrnce is allowed me,
! hope you will moi neglect IT,
TIlOS. CLANCY, p. ~.
January 1. OF
NJ The Milton Chronicle, aud Oxford
Mercury will publish illec tines
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5IOFRAT's
Life Medicines.

ft.iELiIe Aedirines haEe hes sse1 Stlh $50
- cess - alD1st esefy disease - Aart raan-
NJ - j. hattie. and lof tl.Iisns ane isEef esaa-
piasals. ullhiheiE maay = silknewnesleaasnis
b,lli.ns sod slek hesdaehe. Psia and OF
PRECISION allsE meals. gsddinsss. dixzinsss,
slagaiag Boise IN lhe head and ears. dFoH.
slness. lesribsfn, loss 81 sppstiies plnd
spas.as. g.. ihry are aek nasiedss1 80 be EsEi.
d sapsfior IL any tking ever eslare U1efte
q he pablir, and iof tkose 81 = fsil habii 81
bodf, they aiil prore iasaiaa6ie utiis - =
ssasral r mi.y sperieai. Coz either sex, ny
esaasa faii % sasuEs me nnisssssl saiisiae'
iiaa.
rhs sa.aey or the Life filis and Ph1niH
BSiers Il masl rrrtaHA. Il frtes gfen ~ lhe
stack ii fever, lnlluenza. nhessAes. sore
throat. recent colds. with cough. and 9th
er inasmmalory disorders. 10 rheuna-
ism snd ehorie onplsins they have also
perlormeJ the most sKliaoIdinass cures, Nhen
used eth ptfssssFsnee.
since TIVE iisst int0dueiipn Of Df. Men@'i
life Medicines 10 his felloW eiiizens, theJ
nave n every case, Tally mslaiansd me higi
character they 90 well deserved. Patients "
had lor yesIs dawn on . Inlsersbae eklsients,
and macy who hadiosi the asreitaeir limbs b
Rheumatism and paralysis. have been restored
70 health. sirenglh aad esmfoft. atser All ths
usual remedies had been loand useless. III
Astanishiag and almost miraculous fheei'
nave also been expeFieneed. "a the care q
ntrpsas and sksnmaiie pains 81 the brad and
fee. parussfis Affections, contracted and sili
osats. rlsEaIslay sspeliiagss pairs Of the ehes
and bonss Chronic rksHmaiism. paipiisiieH z
lAs Heart. digiculi TssFiTaiisn, Sc.
Bat ii Is unnecessary % enumeFaae The ma
nv cases ia which these purely vegetable me
d.ciaes have been fuccessluli but lei rs 90
qaire. why are they 30 uaiseFsai to sheii
happy s1sels3
Bseanse they PURIFY THE BLOOD, ans
thus remUEc all cause Of difease IN The sya
TEN.
Because they aei powerfully np IN the serre
tons Vi lhe body, and renoye ali Impurities a
Because they 10 not reduce the system, bu
invigoraicil thus requiring No restraint lron
pleasure Or business curing then opeTaiibn.
Complaints arising from 4 sitialed state o
the blood are easily suhdued BY The pousTir
eli .aey Of these mild aud salalary medicines
| TO those who are obliged - travel, or 10 tak'
medicine without Interruption ~ business, th'
Life Medicines are peculiarly useful. b. mill
aud safe operation. they strike Al the root a
disease, aud qaiekly eradicate ~. thereby pre-
seniipg The fatal Effects 10 which thousand
are victims.
said wholesale and retail by Or. W. D. Mol
ca, rs Broadway, New York.
For sale also by
ID. HEARTH. agenL
february,I. ss
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HILLSBORO UGH, N. &.
PUBLISHED MERELY
ny DENNIS HEARTr,

AT THREE nnILaEs YEAR, OR TWO FtILsIs
be- FIFTY cESTslFrAID IN AiNAXtE.
Those who do noi give notice Of ,teir With
10 have their Paper ,liscontin, cd Of tho cNriia-
tion Of the year, will br Tic>nm d as fcsnn g
itst oItinrancc nniilt oEnttIn.antcd - kndl u
paper will lie discontinued initial arrane ss
are paid. unless al tie option 81 lie iubislt:.
Advertisements net .xeEdne sixteen lints,
one tpllar fortlc FIRST, md iNrrt, FIVE cents
for each siit'sfqneli insertion; Ia 81 snts ~
proportion court advertiser cnts i"ei. " fse
per cent. higher. 4 tr,',, ii,rois 3. fer cent.
will be made TO Advertisers by The star.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.
oRAxoE COUNTY.

In Equiiy-September Term. 1913.
nna n. Bitges end srife Sarah. Vim Duncsn
swd wife El'z lheih. Jnha Jasiice. Mslilsas o.
FrSemaa FFaaklia Freemaa HAIRS O. rdor
AID CAM "a his wife. Narrea DaThaIn. Allrn
Robertson. Naihaaiel Robertson, DAVID ID.
Rahestson, Stephen Rohsfison. Merritt Rs
Leslsoa, Jaha J. Rabestssp. SIN. ThDmson
sa.l uiie Eizaheih. the rhiidreaVf iirary ito-
berisan, wsn. Justice. Claiborne Justice. "a.
rah Jasiire, wesily Edwards and wife Do
reihu, Ismes Grshsms and wife Sophia, the
heirs &c aafoa Indy and his wife Macy,
formerly N. justice.
agafnsf
sirphenPleasan.s Exesulor Of SiephenJusiire,
deceased. John Justice and oihers, heirs a
'laU o. liam Juslire. deceased, Of Tennes.
see. sad Inc heirs u John Justice, Of Geor.
TT i offered BY he conri, that publicaiioa
= be made IN The uiilsbofoueh Recorder Coz
six weeks, that the absent defendants, Johu
Justice aud othefs. heirs al Law &c William.
Justice, Of Tennessee, and the hens az law nj
John Justice. &c Georgia. appear md plead. an
swer ~ dcmnr. on or before the Dexl term 81
lhis Court. "a be held al tie court house Ia
IIIllsbofonch, on ihr second Monday of Marcl
aexI. OF the bill will be taken pro coafcsso q.
20 them, aud SCI Jnwa Cor hearing en- Partes
!. WEBB, e. q ~.
Price Adv. Ss'ssi. os-
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English School.

0s7Rs. uADUEiL 81 opsa a. EasisA
- schosl % lhe s = daF 81 sanal'y FeAi-
81 her frsiaenre. thrre SIS : hsA nsiies y. ~
cAapsl ian. "a ths ID HilsbaFopgh ruat.
Sc s~gsEes g issch ali - Eatish bfaaehss
usaaay aamgia - a9r bea srhaais. Fsf 10
hlnher hrnarises failaon wAA ~ 81 PER ssfsleni
81 Fpel iaa. residing Eriane aad anlhmeise.
81 M Maddrl az esa6aci fhe aliinnrti-
eal drparimeai. Tier ere tares iseiiiss ri,h
e uaikiae disancs e 1he sehooi heuss. ubo
al bard a 6 PEI msnth. aad % scar a. 70
eaaLis Mrs. N. 10 exertise . generai s1PefFi
sisa 81 her ss.holaEs osi e school
Parsals may expect maathly repairs Of The
soaduci ana prsgSess q their chiafen. Mr..
". Mould rsfe. inqaisess % her nrighbanrs,
mhnsa ehildren have been RRdFF her iulllon.
ssd aiso 10 Pgosrsssr Green of Chapel iiiis and
Air. Biaghsm q the tiillsben,ush Aeadrnly.
lDeeeaaber rs. o3-4N
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING PIasfers.


THESE Plasiers, greatly improved.
a and having the preference Of all 9th.
ers. are warmly recommended by all doe
tors - invaloAble Cor ell invalids having
pains in The RRRAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Weakness and Lameness are relieved a
once by their use, and the parts restored
TO strength and a natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one oflhese
Plasicrs. viii be as,onisned and delighted
al the comlori il affords. Those threaten.
ed with Lung Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the irritation Of in
cipienl Consumption FROM THE l.uass n
the SURFACE 0f The body, and draws OF
the internal affection. So in LiUtr Com.
pLdiafs, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill.
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough set.
ling on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on a trial.
or For sale in Hll-borongh BY d. Henril
IN Oxford by George e. Taylor; 10 Gfeensbo.
rough hy }. & u. Sloan--only agents.
February "a. 6i--
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ff0m - - - ="
Rs~rmIg - - cseslsT n az Sss sffhs
spzlA- soLnnoE.
ksaenber lhy Greater now
whss yossh snd years are bngla.
Ere esli days ersw aisa sAsa 'hod
shah Cad thea 10 dtlisks
New when he Mas and stars ssofs
Are plsssaal lhiass % ssEi
Nov shea me dass are soa 90 loss,
Aaa sllis . aid slsss
The voice Of soag add mirth must eease,
And Masie's dsagAisfs d'ei
The birds sweet soies be hushsd 10 peace,
AID sartlis besl beauty nyi
And slmond baas shah blossom Shlis,
whers aow They leeks are dsrA,
TO dim Thy youag eys's sapphire l'gAi
Or hyseiasslas sParks
or ever thea The silse. eofa
Shall loose de golden bOwlI
Renembef Thy Creator Lord
VITA ove,hosiag soul;
Dor das, 10 tus. must mingie then,
And eahh is earth shall claim,
Aad ihy free spirit al again
TO God, from whom i came. g.
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE
in Tue
Tailoring Business.

THE undersigned having .sssociated them.
selves ioge,hrr in the above business will
rarry Il on 10 all is branches, one door above
Nr. Lynch's Jewellery shop.
Tncir work shall be well and promptly CT
ccnled, and at cheaper prices. for each. thar
at any ether establishment IN the place.
One Of the firm has been engaged in bus-
ness 10 u lshoroueh cor number oi years, ant
during The 'ine LA received liberal share OF
public patronage Tor which he would return
his most cordial thanks; and he hopes at his
iliends will continue lhrir iavnIs 10 the new
I'm. No tT,r wall be spared 70 give genera
satisfaction.
ROBERT r. PLEASANTS,
Va. JOSEPH ]. WOODROW.
December 10 05-5w
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lie IIiai IL proud. ., The ru',liug Of his
silks. laughs ike a madmsn Al .he rust
hngs Of hIs ehs,ns. ss1
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A fresh supply Of
Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Linimcnt,
Bartholomew Pink Expectorant Syrup,
Indian Vegetable Elixir. AT
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Komslock's Vermifuge. ..
Jas, received AID for sale al this ofiirr
September s. 90
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Notice.

EDERsnNS indebted TO the suhscriher for
~ catt,hci Sc. are again reques ed 10 make
payment, which they can do in wheat AK
seed, or cash. #
The hig'es, prizes given for Wheat, Flax
seed, and Buck Wheat A constant supply O
Oil. o. rrkss. Flopr, and Bran lor sale.
III Pas on hanti some twenty or Thirty Berk-
shre eisss, ,pi.ien ne svsp ESQ q Lea'onaeieI
THOS. W. HOLDEN.
Emo Mill Decemsber IS. trgs.e O5 -3w
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"All those indebted 10 the late firm
Of Parker & Nelsaa. and 10 william Nelson,
'eilher By note Or account, are earnestly re-
qaesisd 70 pAy %. as longer indulgence can
not be giEen.
WILLIAM NELSON.
May 10. 75--
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STORE.
Great Bargains!

feiiE Subscribers. haEine associated fkem-
selves - hasin ess nader az Gsn Fl Nil
son 4 LAffNEn. are FatriFifg fEem sAe
A0nh the mosg splendid sssoramrna "a
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TOFAMILIES NIALIDS.

TIE Grouins indispensakis fAzIly rrme-
dies nay be found a rhe village drug stores,
and sooa a. every countrT store In the slAIe.
Rumemhes and neyeE So them unless theY
have The facsimile signature &c
fLaSzs<zE7e1C0 n ths wssppsrs. - n oAss
- Ne sans nnne are b1ss inpss6oss ana esanass
kiA II de msrchAni nsresf yea h.s den nc
zEs lin . psOeurs dem q 81 coUnlsa1isL q
nszi tine h Fsis Nsw Yea. q . wr,s ior a..
Ne lazily sasuii h ns.k niskusf fksss rs.ssisa
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GOODS

ever oGered athis sssIkei. Theis Goaas have
bees s-iecied nith great care. and they are
dsisrmiaed 70 eel them lss fsr cash. Par
eAasers aill&o Heil 70 cal and exsrine oeI
siork before they purchase, - re Thick ue
csa scli brfter ! arg tins thaa have ever besn
cGsred il this place. Please cail and exanatne
i0E yoaTsslses.
WILLIAM NELSON,
q. NJ. LATIMER.
May 10. IA
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

license, la ks inc rporated companies, shall be
subject 10 said tax" THIS proposition was lost-ayes
Al to noes TO- having been sustained ct length by Mr..
WTcher, and opposed by Nlessrs. Daniel of Richmond
City, and Tebts. Mr. Baldwin moved 10 reconsider
the vote of the House yesterday adopting Mr. Carters
amendment, which provided that the tax should be
laid on the interest Of money loaned, &c, only
after deduc,ing therefrom the interest, which in
dyidual taxed shall have actually paid out to others in
the same period" The motion TO reconsider
.anied By Mr. Edmunds, and opposed by Messrs. Car
ter and Galaher, and carried eyes 49, to uoes 49,
Mr.. Garrett then moved TO insert provision tor sni
lar deduction ''of the interest all sums in which an
individual shall he indebted TO others This was lost,
ayes 50, u "a. Mr. Byrd of F.ofered an amend
ment, which he afterwards Withdrew in order to allow
Mr.. Broadus to prepare analogous provision. Mr.
Lanier offered amendment providing for a similar
deduction OF all interest, which individuals or part
| nerships have paid to others during the period pre-
scrbed in this section; butt before the vote taken,
the House adjourned