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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-04
/ STATE or VeR%oXT,

STATE or VeRs;oXT,
District Of Addison, SIS. :,
Be it remembered tha. Probate Court he'd
at Middlehury in and for the Lisuic, Of 4 ddisca,
on the Slst day IF Oc;o'er, 4. d. 1915.
Nahum Parker administrator o the cftale cf
ELISABETH EElCH,
L1te of Sh0reh2m in said District deceased re
Sen:S his administration account for allowaLce &:
It therefore ordered that said recount Ie Ger
81 erred and examined for alluWaHce, at TIE Sos
zion OF tits C0Yr. 10 lie held a the otice q the
Register o. this Count, in sid Mi5dietuU, On
Thursday, ;he2i'th Gay ei ECycpternext al ere
O'Clock III he aiieTocn, AID h; sax. adnii;>tIs-
tor give notice thereof to al re:SorS interested,
mat ihey may aTrear and make iheir o. .cctjonS,
Il any they nay have, 70 the ~ilowaEee oi said
account, by publishing certified COPY Of this o.
der in the Northern GALAXY. ,cwSTaTcr Printed
at said MidGlehu1y-ibree We, is succossivelY
Vreviols 10 ihe tisae CT SAID Cu-rt.
Jed. S. BasAReN RegiS,cr
4 trus copy Of record -
4htiesi. J. s. Bis>SiacK Register.
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Nj a r e d,

In Warrenton, NC. Oct. 10th. by the Rev.
c. McKere of the Episcopal Church, Mr..
Julius Wilcox, formerly of this place, to Miss
Sarah, daughter of the Rev. N. Nichols, OF
Cuttingsville, VT.
AT Hinesburgh. Oct. 10Th, by Alexander
Ferguson Esq, Mr. William Ross TO Miss
Alvina Young.
At Cincinnati on the 9th inst. by the Rev.
j. Blanchard, Mr.. Silas Tyner, Merchant of
Brookville Indiana, to Miss Hannah w. Bent
of this place.
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McDuF rIE's FREE TRADE LETTER.-The
Union speaks of this letter as 'able, lumin-
ous' &c. Mr.. McDufiie declares that the
government should impose the same duty up
on its own manufactures as upon foreign
goods. and the Union, by endorsing MIR. Nc
DUTIES letter, defends its Anti-American
sentiments So does the Journal OF Com
merce and Evening Post, who copythe letter,
however, with the same mark Of approval.
Our countryman and the friends ofour coun-
try must see that an attempt is making TO
break down the whole system of Protection
real and incidental. The desgn is to flood
the country with foreign goods, and the effect
will be to enhance the price, TO increase our
foreign Indebtedness TO break down our home
manufactures, and to bring the country to an
other state of suspension and bankruptcy.
To prevent this evil, Wing hearts and hands
must be united for Wings alone can prevent
the caIamity.-M Y Express
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hack a,be second sober thought" which the
ex.nrcsident has made classical. The wings
-rVa,noot send their welcome TO Georgia,
over the tops of the Alleghaneys.
FLORIDA too has done nobly. Cabell the
wing candidate for congress is elected by O.
yer 200 majority. This is at once wing
gain and a wing victory.-Let the other
States follow the glorious lead of Ohio, Geor-
aia and Florida, and The tariff may yet sur
vive. The AMERICAN PEOPLE may ye' Oe
protected, in the benefits which it is daily con-
ferring.
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fern Convention at Memphis, Tenn.

=, fern Convention at Memphis, Tenn.
Prof Stuart has published work being
critical history and defence OF the Canon o
If the Old Testament. 1t is said 10 be wor
thy IFS author.
The Theatre. which has been a waning
amusement for year or two; is again in the
ascendant.
Mr.. Snowden, the State Treasurer o.
Pennsylvania, says that the interest falling
due on the let ofFebruary, will be promptly
met. English grumblers hereafter must
| find another bone.
In 1914, the number ofpassengers on the
Hudson exceeded one MILL on.
Gen Armistead, the chief commander in
the Florida war, recently died at Upperville,
Va
The Vermont State Prison, last year,cost
the State S7,074 rs.
The Grand Vizer, relating an account o.
his Journey TO Europe 10 Aroun Alarchid, a
| a pasha of ten tails, infolms his highness
that the women of Paris, by reason Of their
dress, cannot De distinguished from drome-
DIARIES. The Grand Vizer was an old bach
elor.
They are making, first quality, railroad
iron at Monfour Iron Works, Danvile Pa.
Connecticut is now making pen-kDives and
cutlery, equal 10 the best Sheffield Manufac-
ture The rascalIy, black, wing, British tar
if is really disgrace to the country.
Than ssgiving in Conn. on the 9th Nov.
In New Hampshire on the same day.
1t takes rogue TO catch IT gue.' The
constitution OF Texas, with the exception Of
some crotchets about Banks, is the best in
the world.
The Old Dominion is wide awake on the
subject Of Education. County Conventions
are being heldthroughout the State, and the
'best blood OF Virginia is engaged in the en-
terprise.
The women of Paris have commenced
carrying walking sticks; Crusty says they
had better carry broom-sticks.
They are now establishing magnetic tel |
,graph between Boston and New York !
:ity.
The Worlds Convention goes in for the
lights of women, though they say nothing OF
rites.
Mr. Caudle is dead. Balslm OF Wild |
Cherry could not save him. On post mortem
examination, the drums Of both his ears were |
ound broken in several pieces.
The women ofMexico have taken up the
Texas quarrel: they have gone into COM
mittees, and are raising subscriptions TO carry
out the war.
A reformation is taking place among the |
Catholics Of Central Europe. They are for
R Church without Pope or bishop. The ex-
element is said 10 be intense.
The railway mania is at its highest point, |
in England. 1t twill take $500, 900, 900 ster- |
ling, 10 carry out all the railroad projects
now on foot, in that country.
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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.

A Catalogue of the officers and students
OF Middlebury College has been placed upon
our table. Under the auspices Of 4 very
able, learned and efficient faculty, il seems TO
be gradually advancing TO its former dIstin-
guishcd rank amoug the Colleges OF New
England. The catalogue shows that there
are II Seniors, 10 Juniors, 81 Sophomore,
81 Freshmen total rs. BY the indelat-
igable efforts of Mr.. Adams, the Professor
of Chemistry and Natural History, numerous
and valuable acccss:ons have been made 10
the Cabinet of Mnerology, Geology, Botany
and Zoology. 1t now contains 1850 speci-
mems. The Professor has also $500 species
of shoIss and 25OO of insects which he uses
for Illustrations IN his lectures upon Zoology.
Beside the College Library, the institution
has valuable libraries belonging to the Phi
lomathesian and PhiladelphFan societies.
Bv the statement made, it seems that $50
embraces the principal expenses for each
year. Board in private families may be OBJ
tanned from SIPS 10 S 80 per annum
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MosDAr, Oct.

u, lS10.
Reported for The ". e. Farmer.
At market 5000 Beef Cate, 1850 Stores
$500 Sheep l475 Swine.
PRlcEs.-Beef CaHie-The prices obtain
ed last week were not sustrined. We quote
Extra sl,75. First quality S4,25 4,5O
Second, $500 4,25 Third quality SO 3,
80.
Barreling Cattle.-Mess 1892. No.
So. -,
!Stores-Y earrings IS 7; two years old
50 a Is; three years old S Is a "a.
WOOL. There have been sales Of fleece
and pulled TO a considerable extent the past
week.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed. h. 81
a 40 c.-American full blood, do % 81
Do. "a do SO 34-Do.1-2 do 81 Sid
and common do % a 80.
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STATE OF VERMONT;


lfiStIlt> VI 4RtAl.-Afi -.
Be il be remembered that, at n Probate
Court held nj Niddlehury in and for The Dis
trct Of Addison, OF thcs 18th day Of October
A. ID. 1915.
Allen Foot executor ~ the last VIII ard
Testament Of Edin, ger Sumner. htc of said
Nid'i'ebGry deceased. presents his admins
traifen accouAi for allowance: Il is therefore
oedered, that said accom-; be examined and
considered far allowance at the session of
this Court 10 be hel} al he Office 9th, L er-
lister OF this Court in said Middleburv. on
Thursday the 20ih day ei November next.
at one o'cloc:; in The nicrrnon, and that no
tice lhercolbe gives 10 al persons interested.
That they may appear ard make their ehice-
tons, Il any they may have to the allowance
OF said account, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Northern Galaxy
a newspaper printed Il; said Middic5Iry-
three wcrSs successfully. previous 10 fhe
time O! said Court
J. S. P:g'psH, Register
a true copy OF Record,
attest, !. s. H..sbaeP, Efcister.
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FARMER
AND
VILLAGE STORE.

THE subscriber is receiving a rich assert
ment ofDry Goods. Among which are I'm
peiial Scarfs, Net Worsted Shawls. Damask
Worsted do, Alpacces. Plain IL Figr'd, Ga
la Plai'ls. Grape de LANES, Plain do, Cash
meres ID. Ecasse. Rep. Table Diapers,
and large assortment of Prints, and other
articles to numerous to mention; also full
stock of Groceries, consisting eff Molasses,
Sugars, Teas, Coffee. Tobacco. Pipes, Snuff,
Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Saleratus, Brooms,
Soap, &C.; also a choice LOT of Liquors for
Medical. Chemical & Mechanical purposes
only. Also, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye-stuffs. Sal. Soda Patent. Medicines g.
Trussesa full assortment. All of which will
be sold low for cash, or approved credit.
Most kinds produce, good table butter,
Pork, &C., wanted in exchange for Goods.
Customers in town & county are invited to
call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
S. MOODY.
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THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY RALSAM

Is piobabIy almost without parreliel in having during
trial of nearly twenty years fully maintained tho hgi
reputaiion which has acquired for C0nsumpiive Com
plnts and all diseases ofthe Lungs Throat and Chest
Ii has been used probably with greater Than an;
other article known, ard many physicians who have bad
an oppounity Of witnessing its highly saluary effect do
not hesitate to recommend 'sale, convenient and
yery efcacious medicine equal # superior any 9th
er pesctpnn for the above complaint within their kow
edge and one which has seldom disappointed the reasoaa
bic rxpecintions OF th0se who have usId it,
The propefors cannot decend 10 the present unblus
ing style of advertising similar aTicls II is 10 well
known To require any such cOusse and they would merely
refer those who wish for further confirmation of its supe
rority 10 those who have used it, and To the numerous
certificates Of Physicians and others attached 10 each bot
tie The Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam was for many
years the only article known Pulmonary Basam. 1t
great celebrity has given rise great many spurious
lces which, by partially assuming the name Of the genu
ne and being put resemble II as nearly As pos
sibe are often olsted upon the public for the true article
Among these are sCar.ers Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam, "American Pulmonary Baisam, ''veeeiabie Pull
morary Syrup" aPulmonary Balsam." ''lndan Pulmo
nary Basam" aEiuDter's Pulmonary Balsam &c - BE
ware of all Of them Enquire forihe article by its whole
name Inc VEGETABLE fULMONAtR BALSAM, ard
be sure l. get the article prepared by RE WHO and
Cur. rR Wholesale Druggists 81 Chatham Street. Bns
tonn and see that IL has the written signature Ct 'n
Jon'n Cutter upon yellow label the blue envelope
Each bnftIe and seal is stamped vegetable pulmonary
Basam" For sale ny Country Merchants generally
For sale by SIDNEY MOODY.
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To Young Hen of Enterprise.

The subscriber wishes to engage several youns
men ofenterprise in business that will afford /;
net profit of from three to five hundred dollars The
ensuing winter.
Any young man who wishes to engage in safe
and pleasant business may obtain all necessary
information by applying TO the subscriber al
Chimney Point A capital of from fifty TO one
hundred dollars will be required and ample secu-
rity given for the money, with interest.
-- DC. GOODALE.
October Is, 1916. 26;tf
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STATE Or VERMONT, ,
District Of Addison -

District OF Addison, 81.
BE itTemembered that At Probate Court held
Ct Mi1dlebury in aud Gsr The District of Addison
On The 20th day CT Octoi er, j.. d. 1915.
William ;. Lane and Charles D. Lane adlrin-
istTGiCIs OF he eSi5iecf
WILLIAM LANE,
LATE of CoraWaliia sid Di>it;ci deceased. rlesenk
thcir petition il wiring 10 said Court rayirg f,r
license 10 sell reii estate Of said dcce: Cd fer the
purpose Of paying the debts Of said Gccea, =, ;ut
TIC expenses q adu'nislrsiion; AID Ihefsu set
forth line amcuat Of dclts Guc fem tie deceased,
tfc expenses oi adI1i i-.ratjCn the value Il tie
personal estate The situation 81 Tic re- ,s>! ;eatd
thlt Il is necessary 10 Sc real estate Of il dc
ceased for the purposes aio,c,aid; Ills cicio,.
ordered, that stid petition he considered a tie
session OF this Count 10 be held at the office eft the
kesistcr oi his Court, in said Midd.esu.v. on
thursday Tie Ssh day OF 1oyCuil CT rext, htU,c
O'Clock in The al;e,.cor and iLat said s6mif;S-
traitors give nore tEcrc0ftO all persons interested
that they may spPcar Gn1 make heir IcciiaEs, It
cry they may have 10 sid license tcirc granted,
by publishing certified copy Of this or CT IL he
Northern Galaxy EcwSr9rer Printed It said
! Midolcbury-ihree weeks succcssivelv, PREVIOUS
| to the time o. said Court.
is. BUSHNELL, REGISTER.
true copy Of Record.
Attest, J. ). BUSHNELL, Register. &C
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GROCERIES, &c
TAKE NOTICE. GENTLEN
LADIES. REMEMBER

That CashmeTes, M. De LANES, Rept. d.
LANES, Chusans, Alpaccas, plain and figured
Cords, Gimps, funges, velveis, ribbons, hat rib
bons, Silk girdles, cords and tassels, worsted
boas cravats, fancy velvets, gloves, spiral cord
quilted borders, bonnet silks, carpet bags, cali
ing shoes, shawls. &c. &c, you can buy of the
subscribers cheaper than of any one else in this
vicinity. z. BECKWITH g. Co.
Oct 1874.
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Stray Cattle.

broke into the enclosure of the subscriber Of
ID the 18th inst 4 yearling heiferS, two red ant
white. Also, 2 steers red and white The ow
ner is requested TO call and prove property, pa
charges, and take them away
OTIS GOODRICH.
Middlebury, Octl7, 1915. 253w
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| The subscriber would respectfully call tne al
tention of his friends and the public generally, tc
his stock of
NEW GOODS,
Consisting ofeve1y variety andstyle. His good,
were purchased in Boston, and are Of The most 0P-
prorsd kinds and qaalies-in fact he can offer H.
ducements to purchasers sstdomt crr before kRO,ra
All are requested TO call and convince themselves
| by examining the following articles:
II different styles OF bonnet silks and velvets,
and ribbons almost innumeTable; Prints from 6 IA
to 25c.; high colored NJ ID LANES, 20 TO 81 Lee
20 different styles rept cashmeres, prices warran-
ted to suit; Camelion Brocha; India Cloth ala
pines; Alpacas, silk and cotton warp, of different
colors, also fashionable plaid goods for cloakS;
Muffs and Boas; s bales brown sheeting Broad
cloth, beaver cloth; plain blue black and ribbed
cassimeres; doe skin aud satinett-cheap; horse
blankets; bed blankets; Buffalo robes; fur caps;
boys fur trimmed and woollen caps; cotton yarn;
cotton flannel; drllings; bleached shirtingsi Tick
ings, &c, &C. Hardware of all kinds; Plane l.
rons bits, bit stocks &C. Among his Groceries
will be found New Orleans and Porto Rico Su-
gars;j Trinidad and Porto Rico Molasses, hyson
skin Tea for 25c, good Young hyson from II to
75c. In short full stock, together with Paints,
Linseed and Lamp Oil, for 75c, Isl 90, 81 ,25 per
gall Also ten sets of that beautiful Crockery
which sold so fast the past Summer, which is the
latest style in market.
Finally, he has every article usually called for
in a country store, and many which people have
been obliged to go ont of town for. The best su-
perfqe -four constantly on hand at Vergennes pri-
ceS. He can and will sell the above goods from
Is to 20 per cent lover than goods can be sold
that are bought in New York or Troy. Butter,
Cheese, Grain, and all kinA of produce taken at
the highest prices, or credit given on as good
terms as any other store, and cash will not be
refused. CHARLES E. CRANE.
Monkton, October 20, 1874. &c
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FOR SALE.

About twenty-one acres of excelleutl. nl Will
a house and good barn, situated in Cornwall, a.
bout one and hal. miles from 2IiddieJury Vii
lage, on the Troy road, and less than two and (;
half miles from Cornwall Meeting House. Saia
land is well waIered. Also a detached piece o.
about forty acres, with large spring which af
fords plenty of water through the wear for MAJ
and beast. The above lots of land will lie 5 hi
together or separate, to suit purchasers.
For further particulars, enquireofZ. B. RO9-
BINS, on the premises.
Cornwall, Oct. 49, 1915 2J;f
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G.. ". PARMELEE.

fIHE subscriber is now receiving large aud
L well selected assortment OF DRUGS and
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, &c. Likwise p
choice assortment Of STAPLE GROCERIES,
and agent for the sale ofmost of the Patent Med
icineS sold in the State.
The subscriber having heretofore done busi-
ness on the cash and pay-down system, and hay
ing closely observed the operation ofsnch Z sys-
ten, has arrived at the conclusion that il is The
far better way" both for seller and Purchaser,
he would therefore say 10 his friends AMI custom
ers, and the public, that be viii sell the above to-
geiher with great variety Of articles not named,
for Cash, At a very small advance from cost and
charges. Also for sale 'tlrlmpsJn's patent TITUS
seS. The Subscribers also ageut for the sale Of
Or. Bannins's celebrated Patent Lace.
GEO. w PARMEIEE
Bristol, Oct Q, 1915. 2i;f
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Stray Cow.

DROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber, I
ID Red Cow, lined back, star in the forehead ,anC
horns cut. The owner is requeStedt 10 prove prop
eriy, pay charges, and lake her away.
P. NJ. T. POWELL.
East Middlebury, Oct 25, 1915. s6:3
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n EVV GOODS.

have this day received, large and
SPLENDID assortment of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS
among which may be found, black, blue
black, Broad and Beaver Cloths, Black and
Blue Cassimeres, Fancy do. rich winter
Vestings, Ottoman Rep. Cashmere dEcos-
Sc, Alpaca, silk warp, Fig'd Lunetia. May
blue Alpaca, and Cashmere Shaws, Prints
great variety sheeting, shirtingss, Drills,
brown and bleached Cotton yarn, SC. all of
which will he soil at small advance for
Cash and most kinds of Produce.
w. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, Oct, Is, lS45.
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VAR MS 4 { s.

CONSTANTLY on hard and for sale large
~ lot Of Varnishes from the celebrated mauuflc-
tory of Daniel Price & Co. Newark, n. J. COM
prising Coach-i'a, uiiuIc-JaT1l Dryiag, &c.
Also complete assortment of Paints, CONSISTING
of White and Red Le1d-Fiench and Chrome
YelIow-PaIiS and Chrome Greea-Veue,iar
Rel-Litharse Terradesina-4mkey Ua5er-
E .dy's patent Black-Prussian Blue Chine.
Vermiilion. Likewise, LinsccI Oil-Sp. Fur
peniine, Lampblack, Paint and Nanish Brushes
Percil Brushes, Powder, Shot, Bar ccJ, Peg
cussian Clps-Dye SUITS 0fal kind, and cOlors
&c. &c. for sale low for Cash down. d.
C. W. PARAELEE.
Bristol, Nov. l, 1915. 27r
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e d..

In this town on the Isl inst, Col. Nathan
iel Ripley, an old and respectable iohabitant
of this place.
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STOW rs !

fHtHE subscriber has now on hand and for
IL sale, greater variety of Stoves than
he has ever had before. In addition To all
the most approved Patterns which are man
uiactured IN this region, he has several new
Patterns both of Cooking and Parlor Stoves
from Albany and Troy, which have never
before been offered in this market and in
regard to prices, he docs not intend TO be
uhuersolG unless others see fit to sell less
than cost. Also, as usual, Stove Pine ami
furniture of all descriptions. Also, HOLLOW
Ware, and an extensive assortment of Tin
Ware Of better quality than can be found
IN the State of Termon', he challenges com
petition with any.
Also, Caldron Kettles, and Tabor's Pre-
MUM Ploughs, all which will be sod lower
than ever. The public are invited to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WILCOX
Midd!ebury iOct. 20, 1915. o
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MuhS and BOas.


Jdsl received and for sale very cheap by
II. C. SMITH.
Monkton, Oct ID, 1915.
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LOCK HERE.

The subscriber would respectfully call the at
tenton of his friends and the public generally, tC
his stock of
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Lynchtssrg .7cNyeniY.

TEN'lf next SESSION Of this Institution will open on
o Monday, 3td Of March and close the last Of July.
The course Of study is exensive-embracng all the
branches essential to thorough English and Classical
oducatiaH.
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences and pay sieiat
teniion 10 ElDcnton. Com position and Penmanshp.
The Assistant, II. r. SMITH, A. b., having de-
voted more Than ordinary attention the study Of The
Ancl eft and Modern Classics. feels confident of giving
most complete aud thorough instruction in this depart
ment
lie will give instruction in the German French.
Spanish and Italian Languages, either in public in
private. IN any who may wish 10 avail themselves Of the
opportunity.
n B.-siedenis may obtain board in the family with
the teachers, and have their library, free OF
CHARGE ID. SMITH, Principal.
Feb 3 WIN
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GB d % h BIN DIN d.
AN
~ I. ssa -

kIE subscribers still continues mt his old stand di-
u reclly opposite the Police Office. Iynchbury, 10
execute all oders in the line Of his business entrusted
30 his care
Merchants Account Books. Clerks Records & Sher-
W Execution and Tax book-, KEPT constantly hand,
o MS own manufacture, made Ia order. Of the best
Materials and IN The must durable style Of workman
ship.
Old Books and Music bound or rebound, at short
tIce, and IN every style III pattern.
HE undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer-
lions TO give satisfaction Ia his customers. and solcs
continuance Of patronage BY perm,slon he refers the
following gentlemen, to VII:
Robert 'linsIey Esp, Clk sup. court, Amherst Co.
sam NJ. Garland Esq. " e. do do do
jno. D. Alexander, ESQ e" sup. do Campbell Go.
WIN. A. Clement, Esq, g" Go. do do do
Gen. ID. Rojes, - Sup. do I.ynchburg
Maj. J. Brnaeh, " tlust do do
Alessfs. Mcdaniel \ McCoehIa. do
- Turner < Bnr~e. do
% Lee y Roberts (aie Roberts & Lee) do
lie also refers. with inll confidence Robert &.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, aud Ferdinand Wallz Esq,
FDcaste. j. l.. YOUNG
Jan % IL
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luE wGDpEp STATE.

rs wlsnes. ststuE, AND roLier.
20 all The Titles, wonau isi--
Dear aolnan--hers can hear--
Though al arr hol, words TO me-,
Associate in m, heart 90 be,
With ,dd, thoughts and things
YET one amonc them ever brings,
Suoh gushing feelings on its wings
Sneh memories Il Love and Care
OF rrast and Faith in days that were
of Hope and 10, Tor Tine 10 comc--
or Tfail, Of Charity, and Homo
That oi all oil.eas, that feel,
1--we tlee best, in woo 81 veal;
II is moi sisier-Loscr-p Pride.
It's dearer far than all beside.
In all The oheqpered wa, Of life,
Her hand in mine, III whisper H'Ve"