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MARINE JOURNAL.
pORr OF RICH MOND.

vryARKABLE sUccEss.-N perhaps, did
scual success attend any medicine, than that Of
!. rpHAM's VEGETABLE ELECTUARY. 1t is
.,.ign remedy for the Piles, and from its being ia
S.n,srnaly strikes nj the very source Of that dis
I'm WHICH an external application can never effect.
az c,,d Wholesale aud Retail by WAR & KErcHAM
,,tr,,,an street. New York, and by p. JOHNSTON,
a.ns.,s, No. lis Main Street, Richmond. Price
Is, ner bottle.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
a Proof AVIATION.

A VACANCY having occurred in the Representation
~ Of this Snie In the Congress of the United states
by The death Of George c. DromQoole, Representative
elect for the District composed ofthe counties OF Motto
way, GreensviIle, Mecklenbnre, Brunswick, Amelia,
Dinwddir and Prince George, and the town Of Peters
burg The hers Df the said countless and The Sergeant
of the said town, therefore hereby required TO hold
elections the first Thursday in August next, for
Representative 10 Nil the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
seal OF the Commonwealth, At Richmond, this
SEAL. iwenty-second day Of June, In the year o our
Lord eighteen hundred and forty SEVEN and Of
the Commonwealth the seventy first.
June a5-ctd WM. SMITH.
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A VALUABLE FARM, TAVERN AND
STOREHOJJSE AT JETERSVILLE.

AMELIA COUNTY, FOX SALE.
TINE subscriber being DESTROYS TO South, offers Tor
i sale The Farm on which he now resides, called Je-
tersvir lying imme daiely the main south western
road, As miles from Richmond, 40 miles from Ps'
tersbur- and righ, miles West 81 Amelia Court House
This farm contains six hundred and seventy acrcs
OF land OF good quality, lies well Is easily improved.
and well adapted The growth OF all kinds OF Grain
Tobacco &C. II is shucird In an agreeable and healthy
nechborhood, within three miles OF Amelia White
sulphur Springs, and Is considered one Of the best
stands in lr county for n Tavern and Store The I'm
provencnls consist Of large aud comfortable Tavern
house large and well constructed Store house, at pre-
sent occupied by Merchant; aso new Tobacco Fac
tory sufficiently large 10 employ sixty or seventy hands
an ovrrseers House, Blacksmi,h's shop, Coach
shop three large Stables, Canary, Tobacco Barns Ne
gro Houses Ice and Carriage House, oil Of winch are
In good conditions also, well of excellent water, ana
sn Orchard of choice Peach Trees.
minute description Of this property - deemed an n
necessary as IL Is presumabc any person oisPoseu "
purchasa viii frst view IL. Suffice Il to say, that's
Farm possessing many advantages - oupseidom onef
ed In market. :: ., a.,
The subscribcr will take pleasure IN showing The
Farm 10 any one wishing 10 purchase and ut the same
inns make known his terms, which will be made 10
suit The purchaser Address The subscriber, al Jeters
viIIe Post Office Amelia county
July lj-cwG' hobEhI 1EHNtN1S'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Samuel r. Halves.

MISSION MERCHANT,
WILL. give his personal attention to the sale OF
w COUNTRY PRODUCE, and solicts The patron.
age of his friends and the public Office at the store Of
Messrs. F. LATHRoP & VAN DEURsEN, No 81,
Main Street, Richmond. july 5-c3m
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GOOD washing may be had at from IS to $40 for III
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEUICAL UEFHh II NENI.
In the Medical Department. The session If OF the same
length as the Academic Session--ninc months-which
enables the students complete curriculum OF studies
as extensive that Of any other Medical Institution In
the Union, by attending only Two lectures Day Ihey
have. moreover the advantage of daily rigid exanlna
,ons on the subjects discussed in the daily lectures
The expenses ofthe Medical students are the same 40
those of other Students with the addition Of dissect'
ing fee OF IS. WM , kEMfEh,
Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia
lulv nxuOm
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$4,000 DOLLARSl

New Jersey Lottery No 6, for 1917. TO be dawn at
Jersey City Aug. IL. Is drawn Nos. OFT Of 70.
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE

July |T--f-IW1IH -, ,..,-.-, -, ,,t.,, :.
n-J- The Richmond Wing, National Inlrlliseneei
and Charleston Courier are requested TO copy
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PuRLIC SALE.

PURSUANT TO a decree of the Circuit Superior Court
l OF Law and Chancery for the county Of Monroe, In
the State Of Virginia, pronounced on The lith day OF
May, 1917 in the cases Of Capertnn's Executor against
John L. Lewis and oilers. defendants, and Dunlap
an,nst the same defendants, the undersigned Commits
s,onrrs will expose 10 SALE public auction, TO the
highest bidder, upon tho premises a credit OF onr
and ,hree years, on THURSDAY, the 3Otli day oil
September next, that beautiful and valuable Estate
THE SWEET SPRINGS-and the lands appurtenant
thereto, lying in the county OF Monroe and extending
into The county of Allegheny. This property Is slila
ted in a most eligible position for watering place The
Spring rises in one oil the most beautiful ana Pheasant
valleys i'm the mountains of Virginia. and is nnslrpass
ed in It's delightful Summer climates varied and sublime
scenery and luxurious and beautiful bathing establish
ments II is distant twenty three miles from CnVlns
tom the place designated as the head oil navigation on
The James River Canal and II IS believed viii be either
on or within few miles Of the great central improve
me MT OF the State connecting the James with the ONO
river.
The land is Of very superior quality, and the improve
ments are sufficient for the accommodation oil some
three or nlr hundred persons There located on THIS
property Brick Hotel, 2iO lee long ana Three Stories
high containing dining room lea icrt long and forty
feet wide. The other houses for the accommodation oil
visitors consist for the most part Of cabins
The Sweet spring Tract proper-embracing Inc I'M
proyenenis and containing l.9 acres-wll first be sold
then the residue Of The lands in such lots or parcels rs
may best suit the convenience oil purchasers, ana most
enhance the amount of sales. The purchasers OF tne
Real Estate will BIZ required TO give bond and security
for the purchase money, and the title VIII bs felaiioa
until the purchase money II paid
There will also be sold, at the same Tine ana place.
by SAID Commissioners all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture at and belonging TO thr Sweet springs Con-
sIup of such variety is watering places
The Furniture Will he sold for cash.
IA property OF this description and value - bus gel
dom in the market, the Commissioners would respect
fully invite The attention al Capitalists TO this ad,er-
tsement and would tes leave 10 suggest, that JOINT
stock company might be formed, and advahtaee"n''y
invest in this property.
JAMES L. WoODvlLlE, com,ra
HENRY MAssIE,
July an-c2lw2m
~ The Richmond Wing, National Inlrliigeneef
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
IL @ ard ing HI O II g G

1tl cOmmodiOS Tenemen ts over the stores OF cssrs
Brooks, Bell s. Hudson and sessrs. Binford Fry on
the Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
stand and prepared entertain boarders by the
day. az well yearly and monthly boardrrs, in good
STYLE TnIns moderate. The location for persons vi
sting Richmond business is one al The best III the
city. July 2--cwly
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
VIRGINIA.
TINE Lectures in this Institution Will commence, rs
i usual, On the second Monday IN October.
The course Of instruction will embrace, 2, heretofore,
the Physical and Moral Sciences and the Ancient Cas-
sizes.
PHYSICAL SCIENCES.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY AND
GEOLOGY-John Millingon. Professor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saunders, Professor
MORAL SCIENCES.
MUNICIPAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL Law
Beverly Tucker Professor.
The remaining subjects comprehended under this d.
vision viz: Pol. Economy, History, Moral and Mental
Philosophy Bellies Lettres and Logic, will be taught by
Two gentlemen who have recently been elected Profes.
sors and have not yet entered upon their duties
ANCIENT CIiSSICS-Charles Mnnigerode, Prof.
A meeting o. the vlslters Of the College will take
Mace on The Isl day Of October FOR the purpose OF re-
arranging, and extending in some Important partlcn-
lars the whole course Of instruction.
The prce If board will be, NJ heretofore $50 10
student who boards with the College steward; or $3.50
10 one who boards n, private house IN town-one la
paid in advance and the remainder on the Ia oil Feb
ruary. -, r, ,,r
class slo-payable In advance.
Naturalization fee S5-pald at matriculatlon
ie"' D0'"' '' Ro. SAUNDERS, Sem Prof.
Jaly I6-cw3wS.c w3wfml5Sept
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July lC-cI

RICHARD IvANHoE COOKE AND WILLIAM
RONALD COOKE,
4 ssoCIATES in the practice of Law, will attend
a regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Flu
wanna Cumberland, Powlatan, Louisa and Goochland,
and The Superior Courts OF Buckingham
Address the first, Columbia, Fluvanna; address the
sscond PALMYRA Fiuvanua. July l3-coawlm
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REEDY HDTTOM FOR SALE

WILL be sold the premises 10 the highest bidder,
w on FRIDAY, the first day a October next, on a
credit of one and three years the above named
tate the residence OF The late Thomas Watkins deceas
ed on Dan River miles Southwest Of Halifax, Court
tanning 1851 good portion Of which il in woods;
about 10 frs, Low Grounds; the up lunds, orr
snaIiy of the finest quality, have been cultivated for
number OF yeas the four shift sysiem is well adapt
I'd 10 The growth of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Clover. On the land is convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary outhonses.
Adjoining The above Ia another Of 276I 'acres
with good portion Of woods, which will be sold Ell
Their separate Connected may be- most suitable to
purchasers; tniS tract has also good Dwelling ind
other outhOuses.
Persons wishing to purchase. will be shown the
lands BY Mr.. George 7. Richardson, residing on the
premises, or by The subscriber.
Privilege for aeedng wheat will be given in the
Fall aud pos session The first day Of January
WILLIAM WATKINS,
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AUCTION SALES.
By u. IL. s. &. II. EAsIa, Aucts
NEGROE.

Will be cold =, rs on TUESDAY, the 9Th +.
at 81 o'clock, three Negro Men, four likely Ne
gro Boys l5, Is, Is and IL years old; three Ne
gro Girls, II, Is and Is years old; Negro Wo-
man, "a years Old and three likely Children.
n. B. & C. B. HILL,
July "a Aucis.
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Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 9 so.
% Orders for certificates Packages, single TICK
cts and Shares in any Of the above Schemes, address
ed TO the undersigned will recevethe most prompt at
tention, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as itisreceived.
j. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
July 20 Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-27

UPPER APPOMATTOX COMPANY.
THE upper Arpemattox Company having failed 10
meet on the 18th instant, the Stockholders arc re-
quested 10 meet the Eagle hotel, In the Town o.
famyille, on Wednesday, the lh day OF Ausual next
for the purpose Of e'ecting Trustees
'y0'ae'o' ''' 'up'''a D. MORTON,
JuIy 23-c3t Clerk Upper Appoma.tox Company.
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WAsI4INGTON COLLEGE

WASHING IUN COLLEuE.
THE session commences on The hrs aay o. sep
tember, and closes on the third "Wednesday IN Jnne
The necessary expenses, including Tuition, Room Rent
Deposit, aIairicnlalion Fee, Board, Washne' fuei
Lights and Bedding. about sl53 INDECENT yomns
men Of rood e7paeir and character, admitted iuitioI
FREE Far further information, apr'y by letrfs, tpos
paid 10 the Faculty OF Washington College.
July l3-cet
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35 ,OCO DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Aug. ai 1917.
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GREEN SPRINGS LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale Tract Of Land ai,ua
] led in the Green Springs neighborhood, In the
county Of Louisa, adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Chew
nns, or. Geo Watson, and others, containing about
NO hundred and eighty-seven acres. Londs In this
x,on are valuable for wheat, &C., and but seldom In
nirsel Tie land Will be shown 10 any one BY MIR. B.
r. Bryce, residing on the place.
Also tract Of four hundred and fifty acres Of very
fns land, on Lickinghole Creek, in the county OF
oehland, adjoining The late residence of Archibald
Bree deceased.
For terms &c, for either Of the above tracts Of Land
s2py 10 the subscriber, Flies Post Once. Gooch
land. w. M BRYCE,
Executor Of Archibald Bryce, deceased.
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TEN DOI.rARs REWARD.

WILL pay the above reward 10 any person who WIN
deliver me my Negro Man GEORGE, or confine him
in ia so that get INN. He left my Plantation, seven
miles South west of Oxford the Sd July. lie !, an
Albnos, 25 years old, nj ordinary stature, stout and
muscular He will ehdearor 10 PISS for fret negro or
nrfrd Nnrh Carnlina July l3-cif
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LAND FOR SALE.

wanentOn, North Carolina, June sa-eId
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VALUABLE EARN

IN pursuance Of the will Of John &. sutton deceased
shall offer Tor sale, on The premises, SATUR
which MIR. sutton lately resided, containing between
one thousand and eleven hundred acres, ing m The
Mattapony River, about half mile South of Burke's
Bridge. This is considered Of the most productive
Corn farms in Caroline, large portion OF II being river
low grounds. There is situated upon the Farm va
iuable Grist Sill, in thorough repair, which will
be sold separately with the Farm rs may be hereaf-
ter deemed best.
Thssc wanting good Farm, in healthy region,
are invited 10 examine this property. About one-third
OF the purchase will be required IT short day and for
the balance the usna credits will be given plat OF
The land will be shortly made.
ROBERT HUDGIN,
Jniy n0-cwtds Executor OF j. G. Sutton.
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10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No Ia, FOR ls47, to be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug. IA. GO No. Loe-
ry-lu dr,un hallots
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AUCTION SALES.
hsy Hodges, Roy Il s'usiiasD.
AT AIIC.rinN

WILL be sold on the premises, on TUESDAY, The
w 9th day If the present month, III half past q
O'Clock, p. " a certain parcel Of land lying in The
county OF Henrco, on the Meadow Bridge Road, one
mile from The city, adjoining the lands Of ADOLPII
DILL. ALBERT A. MORRIS and orhers-contanng,
by recent survey 81 This land is highly suscrp
tibe Of mprovement-about half Of he tract Is in
wood, and there streams OF water running
throgh IT, II Is situated in very healthy neiehbor-
hood; ana commands good view Of the city Its con-
tignty 70 Richmond makes desirable 10 those wishing
city.
TIRas :-Dne-third cash. the balance in - and le
MONTHS with deed OF trust 10 secure the deferred
payments. Sale without reserve, J. j.. SMITH.
JnIy IG-2aMlds AopaEs. Roy & PuLLIAM. AMtis.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 81 CeTtlhcales OF
packages Of &c Wholes Sl2O-shares IN proportion.
Another BriHiaat Scheme!
s5O00O $4,000! Sl250O
LOWEST THREE no. FRlZE $500.
susquehanna Lottery. No. 49, 10 be drawn 1t Balti-
more on Wednesday, Aug 2a, 1917. Is Nos. Is dawn
Grand Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 ! prize "i Sa,aoa
35,6oO = 1000
70 500 100 1000
eu0O leo " 500, &c.
Ticksts Sl6: hayes5 O;quarers 4 co. certificate
of 26 wholes Sl92-shares in proportion.
or Orders for Tickets under management viii
be promptly attended to, if addressed 10
u. PAINE & CO., Manager,
Orto c. ". PURCELL,
JuIy Of Richmond, Va.
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LOTTERIES.
I'D. Paine 81 CO.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
THE attention OF adventures ana fattnns Of FOR
i TUNES HOME Is called TO the Grand Sclrmr
below. They are all worthy "f attention. Address nr
&. w. PURCELL, Arentror The Managers,
Richmond Virginia.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 50

$4,000! 10000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 80, for 1917, 70 DC
drawn Saturday, Aug. 81. Is drawn Nos out oil d.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.

Tickets $40; halves 90; quarters 30. Certificate
Of package Of a6 whoes sl20-sharcs in proportion
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HAWFIELD FOR SALE,

May 21cwtistJuly&eawtl5thAug.
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SAMUEL c. ANDERSON AND JOHN T.
TA0R<Tl

THORNTt
LAVE associated Themselves under n. siyie OF
IL ANDER ON q JHOhST0N. IN Inc
practice of the Law They will attend regularly tho
Superior ana county Courts OF Prince Edward, Buck
ingham, Cumberland. Charlotte aud Appomeito1:
They have IN Office al Fsrnvlile, FTinee EDWARD
COMMIT and one at Prince Edward Court house. All
business entrusted 70 them Will receive prompt atteu
...n' Jgas lS-ev3n
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LOTTERIES.
,. w. NHaury a. Co.,

NJ A n a ERS.)
Successors to j. G. GREGORY g. CO.
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND. Virginia.
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BOOKS PIANO FoRTEs AND GUITARS
NASH & WOODHOUSE

DECEIVE regularly the important New Books pub
II l.shed in the United States, and are constantly
.,0rlisd with good stock OF the various Standard
N..deal, Law, Theological, Miscellaneous and School
Their arrangements as TO PIANO FORTES are most
onneie-whelher az considered In regard TO quality
wy or terms of sale. In addition to which, they
Nv, regularly employed in their establishment an ac
,osnls6ed Tuner and Regulator of the Piano Forte,
,udrring assurance douby sure, that this department
Their business is as perfect human agency can
4 fine assortment of Guitars OF various styles and
,,ai,irs The pattern suggested by De Ferranti is
saly admired for lis rich deep, and, at The same time,
hin July IA
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TN Observation-Disclosures: AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, held for Prince Edward
county, the Goth day Of September and st day OF OcIo-
Der, 1916:
Baldwin, Kent & Co.. Plaintiffs
against
Abraham 4. yenahle Henry N. Watkins, Patrick H..
Jackson, Henry Venable and Jaln W. liam, which
snid Henry /. Venabc and John w. Gillian are also
Executors Of Chas. fenasie, Defendants.
James II. G. Leach, Plaintiff:
Abraham T. yrnahle, Patrick II. Jackson, and Hen
~ |. Venahle and John w. Gillian. Executors 81 Chas.
Yenable, Defendants.
Aud
Joseph Redd, riintih
against
Abraham 2. yenabe, Patrick II. Jackson, and Henry
l. Venable aud John w. Giiliam Executors OF Charles
yenable dec leased, Defendants.
In these several causes the Commissioner Is directed
to take the following accounts-vlz:
lst An account OF The trust funds created BY the
deed of A. r. vennble Of the lAth August. $780, and
by deed Of Charles yennbe, OF the cid December,
l540 in the proceedings mentioned AN account nf The
property mentioned in each Of said deeds, and how The
Trustees in said deeds have disposri of the same.
2d-hn account OF the creditors entitled 10 dsir:an
rion and how much has been paid 10 each, AMI the
I'd An account of the administration nf the Estate
Of Charles renale, deceased, by John W. Gillian and
Henry |. Venable, Executors.
The parties Interested in The foregoing DEGREES lrr
hereby notified ha, have appointed Saturday, The !s
dav OF July I847 n O'Clock in the morning, al my
Office al FRINGE Edward Court house, Va, for takin.
thu several accounts therein directed.
A. n. DICKINSON, Com. in Chancsry.
for CIR. Sup Court of Prince Edward.
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s,o,,.. coo;,,,l Of $1,000 so1, /,

Anolier Capital Of $1,000 sold!
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, No Ia. July 81:
Nos 10 So 81. the highest Capital Of 900, sent
fram This Agency s n ANTONY, Vendor, petsrssnrr and
by him sold The Ticket has been paid, and can be
seen al PURCELL'S. lf there are any who desire n
more ranrble nroof of the superiority Of Paines Tick
Ella over m Others we submit The following list of pr-
zcs sent to this agency in the last thirty days:
Qnar,er eI0n0O. sold. Quarter, SIS 600, returned.
Half, 200, snid .!uaitcr, luuuo, returned
Quarter 5000 sold. Whole, 1000, returned
Quarter, 1900, sold. Whole, Isoo, returned
Whole 900, sold. Whole, 900, returned.
In addition 10 The above, the whole oil the grand
ptal Of SEQ 0O0 sold ninety days since by PUR-
CELL, will amount to more money than all the three
No prizes sold by the Vendors ino n selling in pane
or Z. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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SITUATION WANT

LADY. who has had successful experience In teach
"A ing on the Piano Forte, Guitar, and In Singing,
wishes situation Music Teacher In an Academy.
should an dvanta geos offer be made ne South no, OBJ
Isetedto. Address, Richmond Post Office, l. d., Boz
No. 21l. July &C.,
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

-, For sse, The Plantation known as CASA
EA BLANCA, in jefferson county, Florida, con-
Sssm tanning 900 acres of Land, OF which there are
&4.1kaboui 900 cleared, and upwatds TOO now IN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-27
Party Spirit, f..

We find the following in the Eastern
Times, one of the best democratic papers
in the world, and we publish it as an ex-
preston of our own feelings upon the
same subject:
"PARTY SpIRIT-Wc hope we may be
the last to coudemn a proper attachment
to party so long as the party shall stand
upon principle and do the work which is
for the best good Of the people. We
would ever be attached TO the party in
which we could discover the most promise
of progress and of good But while we
say thus much we have no sympathy for
that spirit which would prescribe a man
and treat him with GOODNESS if not studied
contempt, because he belongs to differ
ent party in politics or sect in religion
1t is a privilege we all have and should all
maintain, to think independently on these
subjects, and 10 act in accordance with
our thoughts. Men will diIer-they were
made to differ, but not to quarreI-not 10
treat each other as enemies because of
honest differences of opinion and Of
thought.
Why should man think less Of his
neighbor for difference Of opinion? -
Why not approve the honest frankness
which prompts him to ayow his difference!
But we are apt to think well Of a man on
" as he SO far disimuIates and keeps out
of sight his real opinions as to seem lc
agree with US. We reward his hypoc-
rasay with smiles, and punish his open,
frank and honest avowal of opinion with
trowns and prescription. This is all wrong,
Party spirit may do thas; Patriotic spirit,
never.