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INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT.

The l.. 3 su,p ol war, J,hn Adams, touched of
the ). W Pass, on her way 10 Peus 'coa, the 1h
inst. News brought by her from Mexico Is highly IN
portanl. We have day but for briet eXlIac,s
The n. o. Commercial Times says:
Santa Anna, II appears, has suddenly become the
chei head and h"pe Of The war parry IN Mexico, nhlch
Indeed Ia say the ruth, embraces nearly the Whole o
The population. lie Is now, or WasAl latest dates,
Tie en- oi ArXcu, arranging tie plan Ui an extensive
canpal!n against The several American cops a1ee,
nT-au Zh9 recruiting, ncoutaan9, eAuTih1 The InaD-
nans not only ui the capital, but The Whole country
with view meet the danger HAT threatens Mexico
wih tie ahule 81 her defensive Resources.
We fnd that San,a Anna had al len.ta qnitleI his
retrest-hs II icIenda-whrre he had beeu doubt
lynn! bv Tor the oppoune moment 10 arrive when he
could best .Nhlbt hus. 10 The inhabitants Ut the capt.
al, aud pr III by Ihelr enthusiasm, pushed 10 an *
IRENE BY ,htlr alternate HOPES and ais. On the 4h
ulIlmo. he reached hZotla, sua town distant ten or
Twelve leagues from cry oi NJ, xice. i,Te he
ceved communication from Almonle, te al mttrtm
Secretary oi War, proposing 10 hun The supreme Exec
utI,e power, ur Dcla orship. Tins oiler was made
the pan OF the provisional Government organized by
General SaIas after the tall al Paredrs
Santa Anna replied Immediately 10 The Mission o MS
?arII>an Ah,unle, no said III be budy and soul de
VOTED the Interests I'll his patton. lie evitces con>d
era IL reluctance profit by The generous conild.hre
exhibited ards hun BY his COUNT ueh: he declares
that he cannot accept the offer made HIN oi brconing
Ghret Of the Republic Ils only desire, he protests,
occupy the past Ia which he has been Nominated. aud
winch he has aSsuu ed that Of Commauder-n Chrf of
he rmy ir th, purpose of leadng III person against
tie "pei iiIuus" Zoe who is raVIshlng her very
heart He says that IN his exile he heard HE voice Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
(DBIIU AIRY.

Departed this life, at the II sill nee al Mr.. - Asher
IN The county ot Campbell, the 1ih ii October, the
Rev. CHRIsroPHER J.. MAYS, IN Iht 25lh year OF IN
age. lie had fincd his rnam about week
Of intermittent bilious evefa and but II hours beioi.
he clnsed his eyes death, sldered hIuett murh
better, that he ventnrrc 10 walk from Ia anDh
ef; hut sudden and vIoen, was his felapeeonles
I"h havng taken place that all the AID hat could be
obtained OF human ssllI Was vaIlaoe. Thus, the
vIlnr aud bloom ui manhood, has hr been cll oil o'n
the held Of his usefulness The green gras, end TAKEN
from world Of MISERY aud pam 10 one o happiness ana
glory. lie having been mfmber Vi the N.lhl dlsl r.
psc"pal Church Tor several years, and feeling himself
called upon preach his Lord aud master gospel.
ted himself 10 the Virginia Conference at Their llsl
nual meeting, aud the first year which he had preached
upon The Charlotte clrcu nds about 10 eli with nnc
credit 10 hlm-Asd wtiie. OF THIS pouf tribute az
good reason IN believe many stars III his Gown aud
that faith, which he tad preached recently unto 9th
ers, bore him I,umphanty through the dak and aloo
vale ol deal Ia bOsurn ii ms Savinur And whilst
passing through ts lryIng ordeal, having retained his
intellect almost unclput ed 10 his last unrnls. lac
asked II he aad IT, DIE. He replied. why should
lear 10 de, much as 10 say, doris MT MY saviour
stand upon Canaan's shore, With open arms 10 receive
anl bid not 10 fear All feader nay your
la'b bear yvu through this tyt"A ,c,ne and may YOU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22

9j. The Corner SLIME of til. Masonic Hall was
laid, on Saturday evening all The Appropriate
nonlrs U the craft. The Masons turned out IN force,
and were escorted by The Mnary np1nes, Including
lhe corps Of Riff Guards, Capl. Far which raraded,
fr the fist limr, neal unJress AMI exhibited, by
Their ptompnr>s and accuracy oil movement, careful
iraltlng under a competent teacher.
% he oticIu account IN our next
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biennial. SESSIONS

By the Constitution o Mar, Wand an act OF the Lewis
lalnFe, Which Is approved by The wfu voters a, the
nrN general tltct,n. l,co" es an amendment of the
>ane. AT The last St sson Of tie i.egi>ature an a.
amendment u tie Constitution adopted, Subject Of
f"nrSf, 10 popular fs aun. Which piu,ld thar IN
'"'"re thee should lie 81 that body held every
'"" years, instead III annually Tie people have pass
I'd upon The proposed amendment and adopted IT BY IA
very large majority ,el precisely asctrtalned -
he saving Ia The State Will be less than $50 600 pc
ann"n-a sum suiiel nj 10 pay the interest On more
Than million ii her debt -lhouph even IN IN, eco
noncal point Of view. his saving not the greatest
which will BE- effected.
The great curse oi The country is over leoslnihn-
State aud National Will see'e aud hall of lees
laurrs al "oIh every WINTER, We luuk htn ard uh cen
slant apprehension 10 lheIr proceedings The acl ul
their meeting seems 10 involve the supposlnn Of IN,
NECESSITY oi dung something The way OF sgslsrion
II new laws are MOI called FOR natter il tlere be np
decrr' rteA' Tor enaclln. Lem. sooner than be IDLE.
lht, releal III. acts 1t hc eLec, ssnrs and thus nIr,
ducr instability ana unc r,aIury IN heisa,lun There
are nut Ii" States Hat would not be better r. at this
nomnt. had there been meeting Of Their >alur,
i"f The last i've yeats. he expenses ol l,ulsatlon IN
Virginia l1h an lI, III he clvll I IN dl.prororilon
ale 10 me d1nft alt So with eItc HE national
Go,ernmenl. The tNpnSr Of Congress is a or, mo aud
anouatl, ncr, asIg evil. However economical IN other
matters, The ll,usr ii REPRESENTATIVES Is must lavish ol
The ubc noney III all har HE p fqusies u
lis n,n A,fs. IltaI.s waited 10 lh, ms Ives AT The
cost # 100 aud zoo dollars each, aud hy means ul
ms idrel rn uneainn or, IN plautr Words, hy lhs
urscupulens arrn rra Ion It lie public TREASURE the
pay If nenhefs is lloreastd ior The not less than
pnr dollar per diem.
We are not If The nun Der Of tn Sc who recret The
cot sun rton ot NE by TT debates pom qu,sllons MOI
nst' ssa'Ily ladlug to legislative action We desran
al seeln- satl ions, hch The business actually
required shall be done aud nuhng else. " are there
l"fe. far lfem ds leased wien lime consumed IN
folhy defamation, rather than IN legislative enacmenis
he waste {" public m,ney, Is me, is rinuus aud
The rust ot speeches lor Buuknm most dlsprap,rtinafe
10 the lnilr sic value. S he public had better IA,
lhus lnh Tor The Sc Iuxurcs than force the mental
ACTIVITY and 'nrIgy OF members IN fnd another channel
III Law IN hlng. AT The Gle II every session. So lar
ifem lanenllng tie disparity he~e,n the sayings and
dolnCs OF Congress, II SIN ud BIZ source If special ptat-
ullrn thai there has been IN e positive enactment
lha 81 iew new laws mere made and 81 few old ones
repealed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22

Henry SrrrnEN Fox, late he representative OF
her b. NJ, dad IN Washing ron on Iuesda, Of last
WEE lie was nan oi considerable ability and had
been Tor many years IN the diplomatic service OF his
country. lie was nephew OF the cel braled Charles
James Fox aud was no less addicted 10 high play than
was his IllusIrous predecessor. lie the Harry Fox
mentioned Byrons letters having said that lac Was
so much changed by spell oi sickness thai his 'ud,
creditor would know hun" He never returned 10
f.ng hnd, alter he was superseded by Mr. Packenarr
eecrnaIy Embarrassment al HUME the cause IL is
believed,
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sale OF Lumber.

1 SALE ii choice LII NiBtR ruu,ls ing Of Ftpof
"A M, Seahllug. Jolsl and tch Plank, Will take
pace, Residence lane john p,Icsal, The
}Dh lis ID, al ~ o'clock III The nurnng.
Ierms.-A under 81 cash. Over that sum
credit Vi months viii he gwen
MARGARET PERClIAI. Adm'x.
m john Peicyal's Estate.
October % q
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NJ :sIs LACE.

Married, on Tie 3,h ins by the Rev DR. W =.
R'Id Mr.. VIM l.. NJ. BrcKNrR, Of Lyuchbnrg to
Miss RACHAEL T.. NJ. only daughter Of Mr.. Elisha
PaXlou III RIckbrd !e.
-, on the lirh inst. by the Rev Arnisiead Il
Ogden, Mr.. Roman W. PAGE. to Miss BLrnESa w.
daughter If Mr.. Benj,uln b. Bl1b, all ul Amn,rst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22

Pun ApELrui,, Oet. i6.
Sa'lon Is nol quite 81 6fn Today aud hollers are
more dis"Sed IL realise. flur Is without uuel demand
a II hnb cts ten.e 10 give 81 l2i Lar Standard brands
, ~ barrels I'D stock 5uii SUBJECT to insprcun
W heal Is duh Al 100 cuts and loo cents Tor Sputhrfn
%5lo boxes Malaga Rltsns sold Al 81 50, 6O0 bags
lim oeilre AT ii,i, 1Ouo boxes Cuoa brown Sugar a,
las ,rntS
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Mr.. LED Opiician,

~ llo has gwen pdat saslactian III our tuwn. puT
w poses to visit Lheuy Munday ueNt-bcng
court day. aud al the las, ii hs month expects be
fmeastl' lie Will return IL iyuohbus about the 6u
hl nrAl mouth.
Del - IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22

n toMMfHcnL ADVERTISER orrier,
Fnday, Oct 10.
The Cotton market i quit.
Flour is heavy nj g. ID ior Western
; lies otoi 2aoo bushels Of Northern Cutn. yellow
at ~ els, Wriphf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22

\ / I l"ut SUPERIOR Couu ol Law aud Chapcety,
/ y held uf Bedford County, the 10Th day ol Srp
lemher. 10:
Smulsou H. Davis. Bonkrr Preston mud lohn q
leltwch, late m'rchans aud p'rnets uudf The Sly lt
aud III o DAVIS. rrs;oo y Co., who SUE lnl ihe ben
,hl Il Bow hrr Prrson, rlan,lils.
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YDE sTTO! YOY.ECGO!

a ANuItORNE < Sons Snpefpr Nuhcufed On
~ noco { HE AINu TOBACCO, lpt sale Al whole
saleor rr,tl. NJ II. RYAN.
Oct. % II Is
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900 ACRES OF LAND,

bounded 10y Seneca creek, aud pIu Of Saunoo nver low
grounds. aud Is good oG lobaccu and other pfoduce
SnHdfy other lbin4s ~ til aisp be sold.
1EHlIS or S.1LE
credit oi u months, Tine purchaser glVin1 bond
Will approved security, ard the lite retained nnii all
The nuney Is paid, ana fusl deed on the Iand
cure Inc pay nsnt.
The safe To pe as above wrlllen II a suitable day, II
not, The first suitable day.
Any person mletuug 10 view the land before The day
OF salt, MII apply ~ either Of The Executors.
DANIEL MOORE,
1IIO'S. MOORE,
Executors Vi Iho's. Moore. deed.
Oct. % IN
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I'Ol. Rent,
TO * I'.S'E',

uNOR term ol thtce or lour years. a very desirable
4 PLAYMATE IN,
brlunping 10 the estate ui james q Dpa rinp deed
situated IN lhe county of tampbe the confluence vi
Slauntun aud oirf rivers
lhere upon The tnd II comfortable
DA FLiINti HOUSE .sa=sz
and ohet necessary ou houses. There enclosed and
IN cul lsatnn, between aud three hundred mere, If
excellent land, lar pfopormn nj winch river htou
LIlAS. II. LYNCH Exon
ol Jas. e. Deanng. deod
sept 10 VII Ia
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Executors sale Of Valuable
L.S.tH.

WILL he sold to the highest oder. On Monday, the
On day ut Novemper next, al The late residence o
Thomas Muofe decd, III Campb, couuly, about one
NH. tam AldTI
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E'i.AN1I3lsIN(..

subscriber, Pastere from Baltimore having
acatcd III thus place, 0nsfs hi services Ia this cu,-
Hnhliy and surrounding counties. WIN experience
nearly ~ years Ia his trade and most of thai time
spout IN The Nauhtn cites, he thinks he can piease
any VIA may iavm hun with call lie uni. islands
the omanenal branch as well az limitations o. Il elk
aud hnnlie IA sme'oIng lhosr WIN have pls erlng
To do would d we'll give him call before eng lgiag
any "ne eIsr, as he is we'll supplied win hands, and
ilefe Is no danger III disappointment.
JOiINLONG
~ u R'palung done with despatch and nratuess
J. l..
jane lS uI2n1t
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cad b III u. l., h.s II. Cd Je,ns ndt,l.4 fei,.
SIS e., aud behaved bnd er. With nuo.i.u, relatives m
mum ms hss IN hea earth biia gain aud q ne
h'hd them to hfas'n. Nj, th,y ruil thrreny w
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I',sle
NEW FALL GROCERIES.
WE haveln,l received, al old sand, our Fall
supply OF

W y
w + haveln,I received, al our old sand, our Fall
supply OF
GnOC CRIES
among winch NAV be hmnd the lan~ng:
y. odeau, z Rico aud Clarified SuQars,
Ioai, Crushed aud Pusfn1 d d.
r., luifa nnl Java Gulirr,
Morho iud ~. ID ningo du
N.Odrlne, Sugar House aud ST. CfoIx No
ia,ses,
Tea. Chpcolslr. Rice and Maacoroni.
Peppers. black, y hlr aud cayenne.
Ginger, common and whlie.
AIlsmc", tnyrs Mace and Nulmrgs,
1n'neuc, Lug pepper and CInn4luun,
Salaalu-, soda aud Sail PelW.
Sdil. Mails, Iron. 81, cred and Shear Steel,
ANes 1mcfs. spldrs, Sh wells aud Pans,
Mannm fofhs, fue AID Sad Irons,
Polished W 121pn Boxes. all ,zes.
Knives aud fats, aud Pocket kmyts,
Butlaua Liable aud LEA Spoons,
SCISSORS Snulers aud Candlesirks,
Need'es Pms, spool Coton g.,
naz1r Slrop-, SIauog Salpand Cream.
Bhrkng, Brushes and l.amblaca.
Sole and Upper Leather. Shues and Boots,
Nod aud Fur Hats. white and black.
Fur, Hair. Ciuth. Gluzad and Sealelle Caps,
Vinegar, Iannsfs' O., ~.
1nhs, polished aud couimon. all sizss,
Buckets, BnInms, Copers
Brass aud Iron mound Cans,
Manila aud AIcaul Mas.
Slllet-. Trays. Wash boards. Sc,
Barrel Cover, aud Clihcs' Racks,
Chnrns, Tabnrkrts, -.
soap ana Candles, aIIon aud sperm,
+ + + & and Blssliug Powder.
Candle " lrk, Butter POTS aud JUS,
Window Glass AID Puuy,
IuokI.l Glasses. wuh and without eases,
Mai aud Flour rays aud Pals.
Also large lot nj Dry GnIds. consisting of Calicnes
D1nrslIcs. Ilndsays W noens tor Negroes and many
Other srtces not contained IN his list We vii take
IN exchange, at market prices, Baron, Lard, Flour.
Corn Mai Oats, lalldw, BeesNax, Feathers, Wool.
Hemp low and Flax Linens aud every oiher kind Of
produce brought 10 ;hts matkeI. We ask q call from
our friends aud the pnoc generally, deter
inlnrd to sill low, and aeare please. Only
call We keep everything.
MORRISON 4 WATKINS
October % w4w
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FOR Isf, VT.

1--WE LUMBER HOUSES IN the Canal. Al nre
. sent occopIed by Messn., Boyd x Watson Pos
se7slon Will be given The 18Th day ii next Febtnary
and Is rf"'"he that, It desired, il can be obtained
lfom The present occupants al an earlier day.
MlGAJAll DAVIS, Jr
Sept. II wt. II
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

utllE Snb+rfber has eight Wagons ui dinercn, sz,
lian "ne hatsa IL siA hnrse IN s'za; i've Of winch
II h'h plantation " iInns. aud made al gp,i materials
d work nanshlp. wh,ch Will sell low iar cas- nr onh
"n credit. Asa, lot al MrGmnaek Plouphs
with wnm1ht i'm shatcs, which will sell cheap
MI epan. IN the above business done nj short notice
DAVID =. REEFS,
Near Poe's Tan Yard
My II lSi6 wis II
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FANNY GROCERIES.

"a large as'pren) 10 Which he INVITES the allenli IN
o all "ho may VISIT lh- market Tor The purpose ot pun
cuasIne such af1cts, salag assured that can offer
lrdofemens Ia Ia" dealer and consumer, IN qnay aud
puce gtcat Il, any hoase IN this city.
He Is alS' III receipt al large aud good assortment
IT STAPLE DRY GOODS. such h [ asslnefes Sal
tInrils. In~ y, all descriptions, ketsrys Blankets,
brown and leacnrI Doneslles, Cullan Oznabuf1s bed
l1cktna, Cations, Sc. Ne. Also n general aud goud
assot mpu I'll Has, Cap, sho, aud Boots. all ahch
he ofl,s tor sa ploaslhg terms all aud
see me ooe aud all. WILLIAM l. S'il lIlsON
o.. q wbN
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uah " hile and Nicholas Robertson Sheriff OF Bed
url county aud as such Is administrator. Win The WEI
anntAed. Ul Joseph White. decd. Defendants.
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In llANuEnY.

The Defend nj, tltiah " htc. who Is out Ut this
county against HON The Planfn appears To have
Proceeded he mo lie prescribed ~ law, against absent
d. lendnnls, sill failing 10 appear aud answer Ga the
motion ot the Pamuli by COUNSEL, lhelr bill taken ut
confessed Ia tat drihdaul; aud this day. this
10 be- heard upon The bill answer o the del ndau,
Nteioas K h,llsuu. Sheriff o Bedlotd c,unly and IS
such a. mulslfaiur, vi the viii ANNEXED ii Juscph
hlc drc'd, the replication thereto, the rAlblls the
sub aaNaf5ed therein IN The - ID dy oi enruo,,
1913, Nrh appears lnhave brcn doiy executed The
dtlendau' \ ehoa Rob fts.n, Was WeuoJ 10y COUNSEL.
PUN CONSIDERATION hereof the cauf beun 81 HE opln.
ton, that II G Inletes g., lie sald rah " he IN the
estate ot The sad srIh " hc. aud held io hi hruc
lit un5rt the Will VI The Jueph htr is llublr 10
be SUBJECTED 10 HE pnInHtls demand, duh adtudnr,
ofder a1d drrtea. thlt tie ID PENDANT Nicholas Rubert
son late 81, MI t i,dlud county aud A. such admin
Isla1of VITA the VIII anh.N,d ii Jos,p he deed
da hue ont the negtu mat J1au fo year Ia year un
tai, tom hI> ltes, sufficient raised Ia satisfy
tie Plant : demand That he proceed collect the
h1es al Tue said negro man jordan they tall due,
and itn he ftpnrl ton nm To NM Ia this ronil. the
iocl L, SAID cnl ctuns. as SOON the any pa
thereof may he COLLECTED. aud tlaI the SAID Nicholas
Robertson dc ienter bclufe Commissioner u Tina tuuu
account oi the hires. already due and sums ct
money charged upon the sfn.e by The last vii aud les
lament Of The said Joseph hIe decd. aud the sad
Coun, with any matter deemed pefl0euI by himself
'qdfed by The lhles 10 he stated and liberty * II
served Ia absent Defendant 10 shrw cause agaus,
the decree at any ume, Nltlu years. upon hls appear
Gg and HUsMriln9 the plnlnIiis' oil
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superior Carriage and lInrnc>.


i NAV Ernst received aud nov Off for sale 4, hiph.
1 " flushed
FANNY G}RRllGE .7ND HlR.NESS.
with rN'n Hnss Mornings,
THIS Carriage Ia, hen used hut shari time ,nd
vas Wade Ia arict At Of $3.50 It has lately IN
'g"' ihf "lh repair, ~ NV IN complete order aud
worthy the attention al those IN want ri n ban,s,ne
.ai'aH'' NJ rrd"eed price. will sell ~ a ctcd ot
6o DAYS tar aold neeaabl, MINER ar n a., h ,,..,
lor rfuduce al tar pfiee
October -
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THE PILESr

A CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
Inc VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY invented be
Dr A. Opham, distinguished physician New York city
Is the only really successful remedy that dangerous
distressing complaint, the PILES. offered to the
American public.
Mark this 1t is an INTERNAL REMEDY--not an ex
application, and will any Piles either
breeding or Blind Internal o" External and probably the
only thing that WILL There no mistake about it, Ii is
positive cure-sPeedy and permanent. 1t is also conve-
hehl medicine to take ard improves general health
remarkable manner.
Each Box contains twelve doses at is cts per dose 1t
s very miid In It's operation, and be taken
the most acute Inflammation without danger ALI external
applications are in the highest degree disagreeabe
Vehlent and offensive; and from the very dis
ease temporary in their effects. This Medicine attacks
tne disease at its source, and REMOVING THE CAUSE,
renders the cure CERTAIN ard PERMANENT.
me Electuary is also very valuable remedy for nfam
nation OF the Liver and Spleen Inflammation Soreness
and liberation of the Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Blad
DER; lnhamlnatory and Mercurial Rheumatism Impury
OF Inc Blood, caused by the mprudent use of Mercury
weakness and Inflammation OF the Spine and Back and
LOT the relief of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement
surfing an easy time, safe delivery, and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDlClNE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and Irritating Purgatives and If taken
according to the directions, in of Piles CURE FOR
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable Information respecting this
Medicine may be obtained OF Agents. gratis
j. > HOUGHTON, 100 Washington Street, BOSTON,
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTS. WOrcesteF-James Green d Co.. and s. A.
Howland. Sprtngfed-B. X. Bliss Bdrre-Woods, Field
q Co. Antherst-N. Fitch. Fstckburg-Chas. Shepley
LoUeH-G ii. Carlton Co. and by the dealers in Medi
cine generally cody Nov. 49,
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

IA T1HE long established and well known IRON
enAf j. FOUNDRY of the subscribers, together
T.lisl with Plow Shop Carriage shop, Blacksmith
Shop and other buildings attached with about
land and an unang Water Power from the Canal of the
Chcopee Manufacturing Company, situated in the -four
ishng village of Chcopee Falls in the of Springfield
Mass. A branch Rail Road is nearly completed to
said village, connecting it with the great thorough
fares-the Western and Connecticut River Rail Roads
afforling facilities for transportation all parts of the
country with the desirable convenience and Dispatch
Said property is located the Chckopee River in the
midst of manufacturing villages, with Others in prospect
thus presenting opportunity for purchasing Iron
Foundry but seldom equalled
The Right to manufacture and veld McMiens Patent
Cast Iron Beam Pow in the States OF Massachusetts, Con-
neciicut and Rhode Island is also offered for sale, with
the above described property, if desired Said Pillow
been extensively introduced and thoroughly tested during
the past year, and is warranted do better work and
of il, in given time, than any other Pow that be
produced for the proof of which refer many
experienced farmers who have used them.
For terms and further particulars apply TO
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-08-26

DIED,
In this town, Aug nth, HELEN L., infant daughter of
William H and Martha p. Jacobs, aged weeks.
Ashes TO ashes dust dust,
Earth has received its own
The child of many flowing tears,
The cherished lovely one.
She sleeps the long and dreamless sleep
That voice is silent now,
The seal is an her clay cold lips
The death dew on her brow.
The babe, the lovely babe; she sleeps,
The long and dreamess sleep,
While in The home where she dwelt,
Mother and Father weep
In Oxford 18th inst, Mrs Elizabeth wife Of Ezekiel
Davis, aged e3 Printers in New York and Philadelphia
please copy
In Springfield 18th inst, DIR. James Swan, 81 gradu
ate ut Harvard University in the class of 1918.
In New Haven MIR. Denison Oimsted Jr. Professor of
Chemistry in Yale College.
In Millbnry. Aug %, widow Susannah Woodward, aged
90 years mo- IS days-Priners in Me- Conn. and Mich.
please copy
In Webster Aug 81 Mrs Besey, wife Of Josiah McFar-
land aged 49.-Printers in Me- and Conn. please copy.
In Nantucket, on Sunday morning last Mrs Susan II.
Swain, wife of MIR. Charles swain and daughter of
Thomas Odorne, Esq OF Maiden, IS.
In Cincinnati at the Henry House, 18th inst, after a
very sudden illness, Brevet Colonel A. c. w. Tanning I'd
Regiment U. 5. Artillery, So. Colonel Tanning a
tive of Massachusetts, and has supported for many years.
mother and sisters in the city of Washington.