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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESl
Ohcial

WILLIAM MONROE, Register Of the
Land Office for the district of lands sub
ject to sale at Clinton, Missouri, vice viii.
liam Patterson, deceased.
Tho. HARTLEY CRAWFORD, as Judge of
the Criminal Court for the District of Co.
lumbla, in the place of James Dunlop re-
eigned.
WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Ohio, as Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, in the place
Of Thomas Hartley Crawford, resigned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

ness and amenity towards its opponents
We sincerely regret, for the country, to
lose him from the important place which
he now fills, although we feel confident that
he caves it with reputation to be envied
by those who have preceded, and emuIa-
ted by those who may succeed him in the
administration Of lis onerous duties.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06
II iii r. A G. II
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 6, Is45.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
TO THE PATR ON OF TIL e
WOODSTOCK AGE.

As was minated few weeks since,
my connection with the Age expires
with this number (286). All persons
indebted TO me in any way will find il for
their advantage topay me before leave
town, which will be by the middle Of
December, as, if there should happen to
be errors in my accounts, they will find it
less difficult to correct them with me, than
with third person, and as, when leave,
I shall hand over all accounts that remain
unpaid to an Attorney Cor collection.
The present subscribers to the Age will
bear in mind tina, they are accountable to
me up to No. 2S6, Inclusive six months
into this, the 9Th volume. have already
sent out bills, so that every subscriber
knows, what he is expected to pay me.
ErJaThe bills have been be made out at
81 90 la year but will fulfill all agreements
| have made in relation to the price of
the paper and will take at the rate of S so
per year as far back as No. go, (inclusive)
If payment be made before 900 is issued.
In taking leave of the patrons of the
Age, cannot forbear rendering my
thanks TO my friends, personal and politi-
cal, with whom have been associated for
the last five years and-a-half. | desire to
express my acknowled gements tothe Dem.
ocrats of Windsor County, and especially
10 the people of Woodstock, who with
generous disregard Of party feeling
have aided me professionally and person
ally treated me with courtesy and con.
sderalion which will be remembered as
long as live,
beg leave to commend my successor
to the good will Of my friends. He will
do all in his power to please you, and, il
you do all in your power to sustain him,
the relations between you may last long
and become pleasant and profitable.
CHARLES G. EASTMAN.
Woodstock, Nov. 6, 1916.
THE SESSION OF THE COURT,
Will afford favorable opportunity to set
tie up. E.
JUST CALL,
And see how the matte, stands-if you do
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

FIRE. Two dwelling houses, one &C.
cupied by Mr.. King, and the other by Mr.
Edison, were consumed by fire, in Bridge
water on the morning 9th ult. Insured
in the w. c. Mutual, on the house oc.
cupied by Mr. King. Loss about $500
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

General Houston. General Honston
was a; Alexandria on the LIST inst, EN- routs
TO Texas, via, Bars Ferry, lie was in
vited by several Of the citizens to partake
Of a public dinner, but he declined the in-
vitalion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

MIR Cist in his last Adv'r. says that there
are individuals now living in Cincinnati,
who were actually rocked during their in
fancy in sugar troughs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

N. B, Baker, Esq, junior, partner of
the N. H. Patriot, has disposed of his in
terest in that paper to the senior partner,
Fl. II. Carroll, Esq. who, by this arrange
ment becomes the sole proprietor and edi-
for
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

The p. NJ. General has decided that
newspapers and pamphlets may be carried
outside the mail, within 80 miles Of their
publication.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06
REMEMBER!

That you cannot avail yourselves of the
so per year settlement unless you
make it before No. 900 is issued.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

TWilliam J. Brown, a Representa-
tive in the last Congress from Indiana, has
been appointed Second Assistant Poslmas-
Ter General, in place of William McdilI,
Esq. Of OHIO, now Commissioner of Indi-
an Affairs. Union.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06
NOTICE.

In consequence Of the time it will take
to bring out the Age somc~hat improved no
paper will probably be issued next week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

o go and sit with her, and he Ter shaded
Under the lansud downfall of her hah;
She wears coronal orHowers faded
Upon her forehead and face of corc;--
There is enough Of wihered every where
To make her Jower-and enough gloom;
There Is enough of sadness TO invite,
If only for the rose that dicd-whose doom
Is Beaute's-she that with the living bloom
OF conscious cheeks most beauties the light; =
Their is enough or sorrowing, and quiet
Enough Of bitter fruits the earth doth bear
Enough of chilly dIoOpngs for her bowl;
Enough offeor and shadowy dispar,
To frame her clowdy prison for the soul!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

Don't say word about the weather,
You can't better IT,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

Shearing hog for its wool has been pro-
bounced sheer nonsence,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

Fatal accident on the Camden and Am
boy Railroad.-It appears from a state
ment which We see in the papers, that a
COW was on the track, within seven miles
of South Amboy, and would no, be fright
ened off The train ran owe: her and some
ofthe cars were forced Off Upon the plat
form ofthe forward cars stood three or
four men-one by the name Of John o.
Brlendt, pensioncr, living in Phiadel-
phia. vas also on the platform, and, was
greatly injured possibly not MORALLY. An
other young man, by name James Talbot,
recently from England, was very danger
ously injured internally, besides the crush
ing or breaking of his shoulder.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

Mcrico-Pacifc.-The New York Ex-
press says-"Rumor from Washington
states tat Minister will be appointed very
soon by President Polk, 10 be sent to
Mexico. This looks pacific. We also
hear from Washington, that President
Polk himself has written letter to the
President of Mexico, proposing terms of
negotiation This reaches us IN a pretty
straight way, but we cannot vouch for it. :"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-11-06

The following Ode, by the lamented
Thomas Hood, reminds US Of tho fresh
ness and beauty which pervade the writ
lngs Of Keats. Ii breathes the spirit Of
poetry in lis highest inspiration.
AUTUMN.
| saw old Autumn in The misty morn
Stand shadowless like Silence, listening
To silence, for no lonely bird would sing
Into his hollow car from woods GorIorn,
Nor lowlwly hedge nor solitary ,horn;--
Shaking his anguld locks all dewy bright
With tangled gossomer that fell by night.
Pearling his cOronet Of golden corn.
II.
Where are the songs Of Summer? With tho sun,
OP'nng the dusky eyelids of the South,
Till shade and silence waken up as one
And morning sings with warm odorous mouth.
Where are the merry birds' away, away,
On the painting wings through the Indictment skic.
Lest owls should prey
Undazzldd at noon day,
And tear with horney beak their ustrous eyes.
Where are the blossoms of Summer?-In the west.
Blushing then las, 10 the last sunny hours,
When The mild eve by sudden Night is pres,,
Like fearful ProserPine, snatched from her flowers
TO most gloomy breast.
Where is the pride of Summer-the green prime,
The many, many leaves all twinkIing'-Threo
On the messed elm; three on the naked lime
Trcmbng-and one upon rhe old oaknee.
Where is The Dryad's Immortality
Gone into mournrul cypress and dark yew,
Or wearing the long gloomy winter through
In the smooth hoIIy's green eternity,
The squirrel gloas on his accomplished hoard,
The ants have brimmed their garners with rips
grain,
Aud hOney-bees have stored
The sweets of Summer in their luscious cells;
The swallows all have winged across the main;
But here the Autumn melancholy dwelIs,
And signs her fearful SPELLS
Among the sunless shadows of the plain
Alone, alone,
APon messy stone,
She sits and reckons up the dead and gone
With the last leaves of a love rosary,
Whilst all the wihered world looks drearly,
Like dim picture of the drownded pact
In the hushea minds mysterious far away,
DOuiIul what ghostIy thing will steal the last
Into that distance, grey upon the grey.
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Woodstock, Nov. 6, 1916.

THE SESSION OF THE COURT,
Will afford favorable opportunity TO set
tie up E.
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JUST CALL,

And see how the matte, stands-if you d,
nothing more. E.
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table; lost, ITO to 90. The motion to re.
consider was then pu, and carried, 1902 to
rs. Mr. Stevens then moved to amend
the resolution so US TO declare that the
member from Eas,hayen is entitled to a
seat; but consented to n motion of Mr.
Barlow to lay upon the table until to-mo:-
rrow morning, which was agreed to by
the House.
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rprgIiTE OF RESPECT.

Ais an MINK Monday the 9th day of March 1875
H1I ss C 81 Cour, of Nelson, impressed with
!. Strongest respect and regard for their late
~. ,a.n s' and associate ROBERT RiyEs, Sr, Esq,
iIiena ,sn o this life on The 9th day OF March,
,s as and feeling that The community at large,
ani his r relations especially, have sustained
GU rrenarabe in its character, have directed Inc
,Os event 10 be entered on the records OF
WI l. Ann, 50, the members oflhe Bar practising
: his court, The Clerk and the officers OF the
nr, have desired 10 unite in the testimony OF re-
sosc, ,ha, there may remain this recorded memo
risI Of the very high estimate entertained by them
oi his distinguished worth as man, as a citizen,
ami as an officer OF The court.
Ana its requested OF the clerk OF this court
,ba, he 10 transmit 10 The Editors of the Enquirer
AMI Richmond Wing, the Lynchburg Virsinianl
AMI Republican, the Jsffersonan Republican and
Vlrgipia Advocate of Charlottesville, copy OF
ms proceeding, and also to each member OF The
family with the assurance, that the deepest SYM
n,b, is .lr for the latter for this visitation OF Pro-
rri,rnce, b. which they have been deprived Of
mir beaetac,o. and friend.
A copy-Teste:
S. GARLAND, Clerk.
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j. f. Words Lottery Ofsice

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HorEL, Rrcm-
~ MoSD, Virginia.
Spieniid Lotter,es 10 be dramn in Awu.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Is, for lsi5, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c.. on Saturday.
April 18th, 1915. Capitals: $4,000 10000.
5000, $1,000 2492, 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 1900, 10 OF
1000, 10 OF 400, 10 Of 300, &C.. &c. Lowesr
Prize Sl2.
Tickets $40, halves !, quarters , 80. Cerlf-
cafes of packages OF % whole tickets $3.50,
halves GO, quarters 80
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 10, for lsi5, to
be drawn i'll Alexandria, y. c., on Saturday,
April 18th, 1915. Splendid Prizes: $4,000,
10000, 5000, 1000, $500, l,0l7, 100 Of 1000,
&c, &c.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters = So Ce5ih-
Gates Of packages Of Is whole tickets $50, 25
halves so, % quarters % So
$4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. II, for l6i5, "a
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
April %, 1915 Brilliant Scheme: $50, 0OD
10000 5000, $500, $500, $3.50, prizes OF 20e9
20 Of 1000, 20 OF 500, 20 OF 400, &c, SC. &C
Nos, IL Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40, halves ), quarters , 80. Certifi-
Gates OF Packages Of - whole tickets $40, ~
halves CO. - quarters 30.
sr Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and Cerifi-
Gales OF packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Tor smaller ones that are drawn every day in
The week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate.
Is after il is over 10 all who order from
April 5 ]. F. WORD, Richmond, Va
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DIED.

Cafe in Prince William county, Vir-
At ra' ss,h Of March, Mrs. EUPnAN Wallace
sinia, on :, m, age Of about 81 years. The de-
bssSr .. h,rn of James Wallace and Eliza
csasewS s.lwocd, at Evrel, on Back river, Eliza
bs:h We" Vs. virginia; and, a, the age OF nlne-
ts.h coaa'i married to Bailey Washington, Esq,
zen, ~ s,,s county, brother to Colonel WI
.. sia.,o, .snc,on, Of the Revolution. After the
lam ~ Air Washington, she married the iate
DAME nr and surviving him BY many years, sue
cSaa;i' her life al her late residence. ne re re
ce.sN n friends often induce them 70 aieSs oa
GEES . =, Of the dead with highly eoiored
ne eaa bu, the long life of this admlraple lazy
riI'uss h,rrowed ornament. Pious without as
nseNs .hharilable without ostentation sne aaorheo
play, .sa was most excellent, in her walks as
b. al . 'uS friend and companion, her long
VIZ, sm,n, lie, and has descended 70 the tomt
and We. H"pivsrsal regrets Of all who knew her
WIN .ls ,urse other long life she was never known
In Inc ey an enemy or TO have given offence tc
= human being. .r ;,,,. po,L
DiN' am rho 2Gh nit, al the residence OF hel
AsSansaS'. y" on,;able consor Of Hon. A. II. Sc
ha senator Of the u States. MIS- Setiei Wa Mas
WEI !,n ', Of Col James, brother 70 inc non
Schs;j NJ. Johnson, late VICE rIesiGen. VI .ne
1 n'as;S STATES and Inherited all Inc nooleness o
nI hs,onsipg 10 her gallant sire. Inc melan:
sou, n,sls snce oi her decease reached Inc iono
cao,y on he Mississippi, whilst returning IRON
hasoaiu m and proracied session OF The Senate
an a. nms, who Fan calm The mourners heart
~ ,r;,s away his tears!
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Acting for y
EXecUITR OF / nos. blHIuIul uPc q
March oS-WJW

IMPCRITY OF BLOOD CAUSES PAIN,
4 Nd occasions disease upon that raH o! The
IA body which from any cause may be weakes'.
Thus, in persons whose blood is impure, should
they have cold, the impure matter would settle
upon their lungs, and consumption he the trouble,
50 with other affections. All trouble is saved by
using the Brandreth's Pills which cannot inlnre,
and which cannot he overdone. Only use them IN
The commencement Of any disease, use them i'll
in full doses, and YOU will be up and well while
those who are too wise 10 take such a slmrl"
medicine, are bed-ridden, or prena,nrcly eni
their DAYS. The Brancreh Pills are only begin
ming 10 be appreciates; they are found never 10
deceive; they are the only internal medicine re-
ourcd in this climate. BE careful OF pretended
universal pursative*, which cannot be used with
out injury 10 The body as Brandrerh's Pills can
What are iheyl Are they not limitations o. the
Brandreth Pills recommended in advertisements
stolen from DR.. Brandreth1 Were they not or
giDally counterfeit pills, purporing 10 I've the se-
nuine Brandreth Pills? Bur in consequence OF
the new labels on the Brandreth Pill boxes, are
they not obliged to come out under other coloss
equally false? Observe the makers and travel
ling agents. Are they not men whom Dr.. Bran
drcth has cast ott-no! for good conduct, iruly2-
Is not this true, as applicable 10 the pretended
"Iadian, and in fact 10 nearly all The advertised
pills Of The dayl Shall The pu lie trust their
lives in the hands OF these nnprincipled men7-
Surely not. The Brandrcth Pills gre arsngm for
weakness; they are liked hes, by those Who have
taken The most OF them. DR.. Brandreh can give
personal reference 10 thousands who have been
restored from bed oisickness By their use, when
every other means had proved entirely unavaiI-
ing These cases are continually occurring in
this city, and in every part ofthe Union. Get
Brandreihs Pills if you are not perfectly healthy,
and they will restore you, il medicine can do il;
because they expel those hunors which are the
cause ofimpurily OF the blood, and, al The same
time, the body is strengthened by the operation OF
this most excellent medicine.
Sold al DR.. BRANDRETa'S principal Office.
2il Broadway, New York GA Bowery and 2il
Hudson street, Or. Brandreth's retail cfices,) at
Is cents per box, with full directions in English,
Spanish, Portuguese and French languages.
NJ. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo
site The Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied with The genuine a, New
York prices. April l0-Gt
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KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,


IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE Dealers IN
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. II, Nam Street, Richmond, Ia.]
pY the arrival ollhe packer ships Oxford, Viz
- GINA, Hollinguer and John R. Skiddy, at
New York, from Liverpool, and the Emerald, from
Havre, care receiving our Spring importation
of BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS;
and, by the Brig Ifenrco, from Boston, Schr
Tuscarora, and other recent arrivals from New
York. we are in recent of large stock of AME-
RlCAN GOODS; amounting in all 10 about 500
Packages.
Having during the past winter, disposed OF our
stock then on hand, We shall be able 10 offer our
customers an assortment of entirely fresh DRY
GOODS, surprising, in style. variety and extent,
any before exhibited
Possessing every facility for purchasing upon
the hes, terms, either in our own or the various
foreign markets and desiring 10 build up the trade
of Richmond, b. making il The interest oil coun-
try merchants 10 purchase their supplies here, we
shall offer them great inducements.
We have now on hand and will be regularly
supplied with, complete assortment OF Virginia
Cotton Goods, such as, Al heavy Ballersca
Sheelings, Al Virginia Stout and Eurick Sheet
ings and Shirlings, together with nearly every
other style manufactured which We pledge our
selves 10 sell below the prices obtained for the
same goods in any oil the Northern markets.
Having partner residing in New York, we
shall be constantly supplied with every variety OF
new goods appearing in that marker, rendering
our assortment al all times large and complete;
an examination of which is respectfully solicited
by purchasers visiting orr city.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
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LOTTERIES.
Stratton,s Office.

DRAWN Nos. Alexandria, class II, April
IL 9Th: r''
3S &c II s 80 rs 4s &C 65 % q go AZ
Ticket Nos % 65, prize OF four hundred
dollars. sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. MononSalia, class IA, April 4:
40 "a 81 % 43 II Al 50 6S ID 20 % &c 81
Ticket Nos. "a SO 66, another good prize, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg, No. II, April7
81 so 10 38 43 10 7 6S SIS Gil SO II
Ticket Nos. IA SIS 81, another prize, sold and
paid BY sTRATTON.
Friday-4,ooo, 1852, of 1000, &c.-Tickets
saturday-lO,Ooo, 5000, l,6Oo &c-Tickc,s
$4.
Also, Saturday 10000, 10000, 5000, 1000,
&c.-Tickets $40.
And to be drawn soon:
April $4,000 10000, 5000, 1000, 100 OF
1000, &c. Tickets $40.
April 100000, 10000, 5000, $500, $500,
222S, &c. Tickets $40
Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, and drawings sent when re-
quesled Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
April 8 Richmond. Va
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r. Russell Bigger.

A GENT for The Managers, %. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
Schemes far tie Week!
SlO,0O0!-75 Nos. Is ballots.
Drawing received by Thursdays mail Capt.
tails: $4,000, 5000, $500, 1000, 600, l,4l0,
&C., &C. IS Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets 81
Good TO buy package in.
SlO,OOO!-5ot $2,0OO!--75 Nos, 13 ballots.
Drawing received BY Fridays mail. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 5 Of 1000, &C., &c. IS Nos, Is
ballots. A good scheme TO buy By the package.
1000 Dollars
Drawing received by Saturdays mail. Capt.
tails: $1,000, $500, 1900, lao, 1000, &C., &c.
- Nos, - ballots. Tickets 81
Also for Saturday Night!
Capitals $4,000, 1000, 5000, $500, 1000,
1915 Sc, &c. IS Nos, Is ballots. Ticke;s 81.
Grand Schemes 10 draw shortly!
Grand Scheme:
S35, 295 10000 neltl)-SlO,5l5
Drawing received by Mondays mail, April II.
Grand Capitals: | of S35, 295, of l0,5l5, 5000,
5000, $500, $500, $500, $500, 1000, 1900,
1900, 700, l,59l, 25 of 900, Of 500, &c. &c.
70 Nos Is ballots. Tickets only $40.
Splendid Scheme:
S25 900 rs Of 81 900 !-75 Nos, l3 ballots
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail, April
10Th. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000,
l,40O, 1850, 25 of 1000, 500, so Of 300, 200 OF
200, &C., &c, &c. rs Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets
only IS.
Magnificent Scheme:
$4,000 So 5,0O0!-l00 Of 81 600
Drawing received BY Mondays mail, April p.
Grand Capitals: Of $50. 1000, Of 5000, of 800,
OF 5000, OF 5000, OF 1884 100 prizes OF 900,
besides many prizes Of $50, 500 400 3O0 200.
&C., &c. 70 Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets Sl2.
Splendid Scheme:
$4,000. 10000 $500 lowest No. Prize }
Drawing received By Wednesdays mail, April
% Capitals: $4,000, 10000 1000, $500,
1900, l,4O4, 2 of 200, 100, 1000, 900 500,
700, GOO, AZ 100 prizes OF 500, IL SC, &C.
&c Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets 81.
Grand Scheme:
$4,000 !-l5 drawn ballots.
Drawing received By Mondays mail, April %.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1870, 5
of 1000, OF 1900, 10 OF 1000, 500, 400, 300,
&C., &c. 70 Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets go.
II For other Schemes, call atthc Office.
81 Packages of wholes and shares. single
wholes and shares always on hand in the usual
great variety; and, as usual, prizes paid at sight
Immediately after The drawing.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
ticke.s in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
A mil g
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ROTARY PUMPS.

TINE Inhabitants Of Richmond, and all others
who NAV be interested, are invited 10 exa-
mine The Rotary Pump and Engines now exhibi.
ted in this city by the subscribers, at the Office OF
The Southern Planter, Main street, nearly oppo,,
site The Banks. This Pump is found, upon Trial
Of l2years, 10 be superior in operation, and more
durable than any other in use-it has received
diploma from The American Institute for three
successive years. The subscribers manufacture
four sizes, which can be applied to Wells, Cls-
terms, Springs Sc; also for Stationary Engines
for Factories, Movable Fire Engines, Rail Road
Stations for Supplying Reservoirs, and protection
against Fire, and for any other purpose where a
large quantity OF water is required, being per-
feel Draoght and Force Pump, drawing from 10
10 800 gallons Of water minute. This Pump
has been extensively introduced in the New Eng
land States, and has given universal satisfaction,
as can be shown by letters Recommendation in
our possession. We also manufacture Garden
and Plantation Engines, a neal and useful article
We keep also on hand Lead Pipe Of various
sizes, Hose, Stop-eocks, and every article neces-
sary for putting The pumps in operation.
Persons wishing TO purchase TO sell again, can
do SO at a satisfactory discount.
: April s~c3m E. S. WILLIAMS SEQ.