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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21

Last Monday evening an ahfay occurred 10
th- village. winch resulted iu the death of one of
the parties. A man by the name Of Thomas
Han entered the house of Mr.. BENEFIT, about 9
o'clock in the evening and s'cd on remaining
there over night contrary 90 the wishes OF Nr.
Bennett. Mr. Peter Moore who boarded at Mr.
Benefits. assisted him n elecung Hal. from the
house, when lloll turned. drow n knife from his
pocket made thrust at Moore and then ran
towards the Connecticut River Bridge. Moore
exclaimed he has stabbed me, am a dead man
he was assisted to the house and the wound ex-
amiued, which exhibited irghiiul cash more
than Two inches long through which the intes-
lines pro,ruled abuudantly. He died about /
O'Clock the same night.
Hall was arrested near the bridge, and a knife
was found in the vicinity, which was identified as
one seen in his possess.o early ln the evening.
Tie was examined on Tuesday before X Tyler
Esq and comuntdd 20 laii to await trial at the
approaching term OF the County Cont. An I'M
quest on the body of Moore was bel before l..
q Mead E-q. ANA the jury found tha' the death
resulted from the wound inflicted hy llal.-E
r.c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21

Making IA per for the ending August 1851
said per ceniaEe Ia be- cast The ongnAl OF
premium Note, without reference 60
be paid 70 the his office Montpelier. on
of before The 18th dag Of October s5 beng the day Of the
Annual Meeting 81 said Company
As usuf ast OF persons insured 10 the several towns
vita tha aaouat of assessments due from each
vail ne forwarded TO the Repesenaive. elect the Log,
lliute, by whom money eau he forwarded TO office.
" al the Members OF Company lease bear ~ mind iha
~ sending The small amount OF he iron
respectively, by the Representative otherwise
time specified they ~iH much advance nt, rests the
Company, saving OF labor the IIeasur,
department, aud 10 themselves, considerable item post
ige aud interest which they viii be subjected
neglect j. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier Aug. II, 1851 80
frntess Of each We, AIS Newspaper this State
quesed 10 pu the above notice three weeks successive
y, aud forward Their ball. By the hemben Of The Legss
t9Is iol pay meat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21

STA TIE or NERMONT,l Ia Probate Couit holden al
Washington ni.uc', Sc. Montpelier. ia said District
August 1901, 1851,
A NALlsh G. LYMAN & OLIVER w. DREW. Alni.
ni-iaois on The estate OF Hichatd Lyman late Of Dus
hfi 90 sitd district, deceased, present ha administration
"croun iof srilment Whercupun, It, oidored that the
sauo hc i"utd to the 5h ia, OF September next, at the
tfonie bihrr ln said Munpeier Tor examination and al
owtnrr uni That 30 concerned he notified hereof hs the
publication IT ts order 10 ihc Wichman State Journsl
pntad % Muntp lo three weeks successves soon as
n,s le uA' i7e ppeai and az said time und place. II
thc5 SEQ cause. object ihorato.
by the Court,
403w Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS REGISTER.
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DEATHS.

10 Brandon, The mnrnng Of the 9Th Inst Louisa ,,if
Hon. D. Briggs, and daughior of tho late Elijah Wh
ercli IT Nouiprief, aged a. years
A. Osdensbug, N T. Rev Joab seeley, formerly this
villa g..
In 'Orange, Aug p, Clifton. Of NJ Alvin N Pike.
aged years Alsa Aug 49, Nj. Moses Cough aged ~ W.,
one I'll tae early settlers of Washington
In ilrowuincton, July 3D. Mrs tianssa r. Jnsn wife Of
Amarah Josn, ahd glitter Of Lew Wilder Of Wans-
dodnge Sc. Puiera Greenfield Mass requested To
notice.
Berin sh INST Geo. NJ. Stewart, aged y Yeas
montns Printers 10 Illinois please copy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE!

Phy-io1-icl % Chemist. b, J =. HOUGHFON. ii. r. pbi
t.lal.Ii.. Pa
rhs ruy yrn itfi rem, ly for y DIGESTION DYs
pEr~lA. IAUNDltE. liver COMPLAINT. COW.
silrArlpN, anI DEBILITY, Curar .ner ,tnr,,.
HIrtlHa. YF Nlsufa oAr Agent thr ts.-trtc Iu.
a. liif tea-so,.ai OF Prr.ts lail. b., .,srr yii M
s.st or 0s-os., Fr- P,tuls u Roast Bc,f I've aloa toe
haHff' "ii 81 tNn stomach.
fIrs l.ef element. D., Great Dsasfia. p,i,.i
rIe % tl. sst.ir IIie.fir = ir,at ~ Ibe Ef az. p
Jqmg, p...rfa.r aal sI...i4.a. At... al '. -.,',t
Hil In.a..ts o. i..Ntr.-, 70 fr4. ,I. d. ...ii, .i
1T t.e Ot thu. orn.ns aa ARrlFiCIA A. Df.EsTfVF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21
CORINTII.

The Wings of Cornth arc requested to meet
at the Town House on Saturday, August 80, a,
o'clock, =. NJ, TO nominate a candidate for
Town Representative also TO make other nom
nations thought proper
ALONZO DICKEY, Town Committee.
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Washington Go. Grammar School.

TIE Fall Term Of this School will commonce on Wed.
nesday the I'd Of ettemhet 1851, under the charge Of
Roy. HORACE HERRiCK, Principal.
Mrs. AJRELIA HERRiCK. Assistant.
Lectures ani Experiments In themisrv Philosophy and
Astronomy, will be given by Me- Hcruck hurng the Term.
instruction will be given by Mr., CHARLES GOBEi..LE.
10 Vic French Language, I'd Il expec'e that instruction
WI be eivrn 20 the spanish Language, Music a Drawing
should any dcsre IT,
The extraordinary Of Nj. and Mrs. 1Icttirk a.
Teachers uofds that none who attend their
school will have any ctuse of dissatisfaction.
Pupils should endeayof be here at the beginning Of the
tenn
PANE, PANEL F. THH,oEMnPsoN, prudec,i,
ORAMEI q. SutTU committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER
NIXON CALIFORNIA

passengers and S57S.579 in gold dust.
The T. left San Juan Monday, the 4th. at |
o'clock A. NJ, making the passage of : DAYS IL
hours, bringing her passengers from the steamer
Pacific, which left San Francisco on the 18Th
ult and arrived at San Juan Del Sud on the 9gtb
ult bringing 425 passengers and 100000 in
gold
The passengers that came across the Nicara-
qua route came 10 miles by land carriage. thence
took the steamer Director across Lake Nicara-
qua, thence the new iron steamer Sir Henry L.
Bulwer, down the San Juan River, to the Pro-
mctheus, IN ~ hours running time
The passengers all express themselves very
much pleased with the route, and say that the
country is dolighuu-all in good health and no
sickness.
The Prometheus does not bring the mails
She arrived off Sandy Hook at / o'clock last
evening.
The news from California generally is uuim-
porant with the exception that several addition
a executions have taken place DIV order of the
Vigilance Committee. One of the persons ex-
ecutcd was the notorious Jim Stuart AN Enal sh
convict, who was convicted Of murder and nu-
mer0us fobbcr,cs. lie confessed that he belong
ed 10 "a band whose sole object was robbery aud
murder.
The authorities cudeavored torcscue him from
the hands ofthe Nginnt Committee, but did not
succeed. Judge Campbell charged the grand
v lllfllNW
else but mu-dcrers. he Mlvor also issued his
proclamation calling upun all good citizens to
abandon the Nglant Committee, and there was
grer excitement
Ricardo Lopez was executed al San Jose on
Friday iof the murder of an United States Ora.
COON.
Col Bhciman was shot through the head and
killed while on horseback sa his way TO the
North Pork
An extra session of the California LEGISLATURE
WIS still talked of
The mining news continues favorable
Attempts bad been made 10 fire the citv If So
nora.
lsryestinr, has heroine ooner,l ,brorrbout
tie country and the Weld Z hkoly m AZ. v,r,
large. Potatoes are hsginnin,r IN ba SEN, IN
tnrsat and in .oi,io lor,lifies H. yiefI 4 ,s,,,
atedat 10 toms ~ tbn ocro Tb;. v,tb ,l.. u.s.
tnate of lGOO TO lsoO mounds IF barley al., +,
ile acre is al lest proof ibat "a i,r,o ,,r,ion ~
clio, .,,,,,~,, +. ......i ...l
onfasan .,,ric,i,nrsl S,s,e
T'na Quart ,,,ras an o4t-,c,oo e.o ,,,o,,,i,,.,
off AID GLASSES ~ tbo co,o.r,.tg ana t,a
ma ,hers antar.oo, .ra ,,,.,i., ,.-..
inr ,lor,. r,r he ,o do,l, hu, ,l.t,i.,.Il -
ralI l,s. ,yiil ~. ,,r.,t', s,.,...,,.I ~. ,''-
-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21
COCHIN CHINA FOWLS.
4 FEW Par. for saie, 1t caled for soon. Euqu at

NHE subscriber viii pay cash delivery s2o,OO per ton,
fo 500 iuns Corn Hulk. stripped from
lvefed % the hl''ing ll,ces Al 6 Il. Green n Co's
starch Factory noar FaS'- corner ~ tchnena Al :. Ward
4 Co.'S FuctorV, Nil on Falls, and tto Manufac-
tory near ~tnNe vnl tgc. Also Murt cher vitnge
Che usks Dee tot dricd, hat they will Keep ia
large bud sihuut 'purs, dry any Farmer would
wish them Il his beds.
T. o. KirTREDGE.
Montpelier, Aua.6, 1851. 3-tc
Time Of receiving iusks will ho fllows;At Monipe-
c' VIII be- 20th obcr
10 lst February next. At +. r. Green co.'s Factory in
Richmond Tuesday aud Wednesday ei N
Nov. Isl, nutl January .t. At AOa Falls Thursday.
fuda4. aud of each Nov. to Iaun-
18th. Al stowe Friday aud iny each week.
from Nav si Jinuars l5th. Farmers will rls.e heu
20 mind the specified time their Iusk market
VII Dee aud pay the same,
only the above mentioned. Also please bear mud
that pound Of husk will eiehas much pound If
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21
INSURANCE NOTICE.

THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fine Insurance
Company, hereby uaiiAed that the following
meuts have bonn made by the Dneeofs all NOTES
Il The q n. l-LIlal-n %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21
NOTICE.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the fru
COLLINS FIERCE, Is ths das 10y mutual eonseal
dissolved.
= X. COLLINS, LF PIERCE.
Manipelier, Aug 10Th, 1851. 40 ~
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR
CARPENTERS OR MASONS,

Ihf Subscriber Is wishing for laying fom
20 ~ thousand gards Of iah, those wishing oh
that Mind must applv soon. n r. WALKER
Montpelier, August Isl. 1851. aw az
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21
5000 lbs. Sugars.--Aug. I4th,

SIORRs & LANGDuN Will receive this week 20 bbl.
- Crushed Susers, 10 DO fauu iied, do Coffee Crush
eds do hown Havana. Oh Java Core and Ffesh s.
ly Merchants aul other. suppodb, the package as low
l4r Boston.
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NOTICE

WHEREAs, my wife, ANNA STAPLES, has len my oed
~ en1 hoard without amy gust cause hereby forbid
pefshs MIRRORING % tflsns hei account, shall
pay no do1ts OF her contracting aner mis- date.
- BENJAMIN STAPLES
Wlilmmstown. Aug 18th. 1881 +404
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SELECT SCHOOL,

IHE undersigned woul give noice that hc Intends
pen SELECT School at ioilin Corner, Medncsdav,
sept 81, at the G. lleu. rates OF iuHIol:
tommon E1el..h Branches $3.50
Higher Branches, $50
lau-uage-, SD
No pilus VII be spared render ibis school re-
spect, worthy ni patronage and iat afford Oh
Hdvlntnses Ol an Academic Term.
Those purpos ing attend requesod the
cammeaceuen, OF lac Tenn facilitate the afraugng
Classrs.
al.2A' HENRY nuRRARn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21

WILL commence iheir summer Term On Wednesday,
w Sep 3, and coati1uc eleven Weeks.
SAMUEL NJ. CASE. friucindI
A j. MACkAAs iEN, Assistant.
Mes Ann MARIA BABCOCk frecopttoss. and Teacher
OF French.
Miss ANNA p. HLACKnAN, Teacher of Music, Dfa~-
ing and Patching
Mis-, MARY T.. BRAXTON, Teacher ct Music.
GEnR ~ VI. HALL, MD Lectu.,r on Physiology and
Chemistry.
during the Term expected Teachers Institute il
be bel here by thu stat Superintendent.
Teacher. tliss vii he formed ils commencement IT
ihs Term 40 winch special attention w gwen an the
branches pur-und tn common srhaul..
Ihe Trustees nnt fenis Of tine School hive, much
expense added au cAtrns aud valuable tLisocsl
Ihemnl Arparuus, Hnd insirucu hec branches DO
be accompanied with lectures and experiments.
lutoa, 50 60 90 French, 81 extra Muse, IS.
lloiid in god fami e. from ~ rs 10 80.
Tex louA furnished iu the ice af thr lowest prices
$50 a. ] ANS ~, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-21

The .7meican House, Boston. A full dcscrip.
ton Of the American House, recently opened by
Lewis Rice, the proprietor, was published in the
Boston Journal and Transcript. The following
brief account Of it is condensed from those pa
pers:
The American House is one Of the finest ar
chltcctural ornaments of the City, presenting a
beautiful front Of the Italian STYLE. The main
building is - feet front on Hanover street. with
two wings of six stories. $50 feet deep to Sud
bury street, having passage between them OF
20 feet in width. the areas being so disposed as
10 admit ample liuht and air from all sides. the
whole covering 1900 feet of land, erected and
finished nj cost of about 100000. II has 3lO
rooms, and Will accommodate 500 persons.
The Ladies' and Gcnilemen's Parors occupy
the whole front on the first floor. approached
by wide halls, with ample receiving rooms A
balcony extends along the entire front the en-.
trlnce to which is from tAe orlole windows n the
parlors y contains suit Of splendid Bridal
Rooms, very chasiely decorated and richly fur
nlshed, peep at which lssys the Transcript
might possibly aunhilato the stoicisni Of the most
lncorigble bachelor
he spacious Entrance Hall or Gentlenan's
Exchange on the street level, extends through
the centre Of the building, and measures 100
feet IN length by 80 10 width.
Besides tive ma stairways lending 10 the up
per floor there arc several other flights IN various
parts of the American House, So shat ia cuse of
ire or for any other cause, ample means Of
egress are provided
The immense structure has been built upon a
unique plan combining the utmost convenience
OF arrangement with great elegance or thorough
nos % finish, and the Introduction Of all the de-
sired modern Improvements. ard it is probable
large business house. of any Ia the country. \
number Of our best city artisans, mechanics and
turnisheTs, have contributed their skill and taste
TO this noble pile, which of itself sufficiently
speaks their praise, as seldom is there found in "a
single building SO much Of general perfection.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS COLDS. IIOARSESESS Rpo
ClilTlS, GROUP, ASTHMA. WiIOOPlNG COUGH.


MONG the discoveries Science has made
IA ration facilitate the business Of e
and prooEg the OF human existence.
of real value mankind. than this Contribution of thcn
the Healing Art vast tri of Its virtues thrnTghnu,
country, has proven beyond doubt, thu. me.n. or
U medicines surely control cur,
varieties oi pulmonary disease which have I;lenn .
midst thousands and thousands
ahuu dant reason 10 believe X, ney has w.
which lc!ird the
lungs Our space here viii permit publish any r,n,
effected hy us but would Itsent the io
G.! ;lTI!!.r ,
which Tie GET below ,t:ci. "" always ,edsci furnish
wherein iul par rT.t: !!ilspui.or proc: AR.
From the Pres:i II .iahsrat C'. tie cs'e5r'ed fr I,
.Jamr' e. 4, cr-sI!: hi:" t! ynur ttcy pcctn. II! e
case al eeI-srtrj Btririns Az, satisfied iut IL.
aiursH,r :ulgp"iud he i-,.t -.
rvnrla, hIrri!I! .lIin'"- GIjiur H.
te III any scr'rr s"u al liberty use A. %
hiuk proper EDWARD IIIrt:tiCUCK l. l. II ~!
From n. ritfy rc,hrf'd Pfci SaiGn " h.. L. l. u nr.
OF t4cgI9 li;a air.y 81, Yae toege. hsp.lrr - ~
prcuIai an a!riJiIr
Of the arcs the Ni"ilt Ertct. ari vsly c.cy.
ly l.r III. OF diseases II Is lnIcnLci 10 crIe ''
New Haven. -. NI". |. l1:J
Mao: rts i. cs!eu 4" IN" : e. Senate states lie hasrs
the merry Pecnra ~ii WONDERFUL success iu :n
Fran o,e u Me frs, PaJsicians in ll!n,.
SAGA. Ne. Apr. = Il,
Or C. Aver Lowell -I)rar Sir: amI!"w constantly ,,.'
rrY p-c,ori in my practice ard prefer ans other
I am Convinced II wi. COUGHS c"!s aui ,s d.
put defiance al other remedies !mEtitiy rs.
rr'SumpI:uH. AMI n!ci nIch The les. tg.t
known Tor that disease RrslrcNG'is s"!I..
30 Prepared and scdbv / c. AVER P,r,lr,i tta.: l.
ell! Nasslc.s,< aud a"ld wholesale anti "'I ~ RE ,r; +.
r. RCEII. LADD co and PEYruN JOHNSON, an! py s
Druggists - retail ihtnu.lnmt the STATE Feb .6-cw}m
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DIR, J. y. ROSES
CELEBRATED FAMILY MEnltlNES PREPARED Br HIM

y
t5NlTESE Medicine all III h2I rcnc h' ran hr relied np0,
satin: In. diseases which ;h.y Recommended
arr medical practice 10. Tie l4sg
Years ~ the rIIy ui Piitdi.l.rhla.
Dr Roses urh SNru2 for Consumption.
Coughs. Asthma. SI:Iis Blood BroctI;'s. ani AZ Diseases
the .ur.s Prize. ~ rents.
DR. Ross Alternative or Blood Scgofua
O!L Erurt:rs Complaint. kcumnl$'n Chrome Diseases,
all Dis impure src ~ IL" ii"J Face 81.
DR. Roses Alternative P!>, 'r H, " i""r Con
plant Jau,re all CONDITIONS al The s!s ;res, 80 ny eg
habits. benz. superior all mccGrti Irei "F Pic" -'
DR. Eusc Vegetable Nrmgc, Worm h!iIcf-a sale
expcIcr ui Price - rrnIs
dr. Roses Carniayc I,sam This mixture Is one Of The
imporant nlc,rnrs aud shuu be kept III all families
tain cure for al bowel diseases Price - Cents
Compounded TOD Rheumatism Pscc 81!
DR. Roses Magic MISUNDERSTANDING palRs OF ali hls o III
body. Price - ccGts
Female Pills Tor eale general debility, &C. &c Pa
% cents 49,, ;..
Golden Pill Tonic for males females and substitute 10
abdominal sIppurters. Price 50 cents
AMI nypeinc Compound-housands have been cured by il
Price ~ ..-.,;.., ..,..-,,
liar Tncsu,erior Other hair preparations an! hi.hy
-, hy The great DR. Phyc Price '' cents ara si
IN. efficacy t the various medicines ne'iohc ap''c IA. =.
,. v ,nI WIDELY proven, and their si"ci:c etec
c,n. which thcf alPfulF'du"
remedies Tor the afflicted dui'e a.
Eunw,, rnnrnuus h.ari,g the same name
Hns. The University ~ rrrnSEvlnil ana 4:
bnnr,ry ,n,mbrr at the Ptalriria Medical ricif sGIWl
.s ,.nr IN l-A bv the following eminent rhSSras
whom II. has frequent consultation WI" snr pcoi
pvS, Cbauman Coke Gibson. James AID Hare. r Chr
;tI,I rim. nyr valuable family medicines. with circulars
directions. can bc tn" nnwius Druggists: ~ RLElIApJ
a. ~ CAYNOR Il WOOD ADlE " GRAY, BENNETT A
nEERS r. r. DUvAI., q. A STRECkER, amt EtA'R BrJ.:
Strr,t IAN :! -r:iwiy
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CORNER or MAIN AND ETH SrKEE1S RICHMOND VA
bestowed him. the subscriber
returns his thanks and asks but continuance of ;he
n. IN rv. friends and
and Ready Ills Larcr Is and will lie supplied with
every hnr eating line that the markets o Richmond S"rfok
A. asDI- supply and will be served the
nrr and NJ ar notice Determined pay particular
,n 10 this lie will his personal dinner
or surer pre hopes by having his Bar nished with the
hes, the market affords give general satisfaction
all sho may lie Pleased 10 patronize HIM.
March IS TiInS wfIEELEY
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lust PUBLISHED, DIR. SPRINGS New Book vols
u First Thugs oi Lectures the Gca; Facts and Mural
pnrpes .nsinG Included the dis
course by Spring Thanksgiving bay
celebrated PASTORS Sketches vol l2Ino
XII New Memoir Of Hannah More. vol. l2nu ec
caoy illustrated Received and for sale the 'cokste o
.nril " NORRIS BROTHER
s,REsI DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
II PAINTS. OILS DfE-STlFFS. WINDOW GLASS, &c
The h and c public generally large
complete stock of Medicines Chemicals and Of French English
ard manufacture all been selected win
parien reference purity which 10 and practical eSrrrenee
has him advantage selecting Physicians, merchants
will fad assortment IN his
and accommodating similar articles
and others visiting this
ind call and examine his stock
PEYTOS JOHNSTON,
Apohecary anil Druggist llo Main st Richmond Va
PS-Particua1 attention paid 10 packing and shipping goods
MarchS =. JOHNSTON.
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EXECUTORS SALE Of REAL ESTATE.

EXECUTORS SALE OE REAL ESTATE
IN obedience order oi Court offer for sale mos aa
land the county Amelia, lying within Us" ut Of
the Richmond and Danvc Railroad ah SIX niles OF the 'w a.
Amelia Court House. The contains about lUp acres go
well prinLve Crnwth OF oak aud history go u.
grounds. We'll che: 10 aries q" manurrd iaud IL ai
mrr"s ard the remainder well adapted 10 the grow"
wheat ard tnb4cr".
There a',ch" ia the plantation excellent Grst MI WIN
profitable GOOD and umin"nus G~rin: h"'
with office the ri. and ou ht
in complete age apple aud large peach orchards; ~
Unnecessary. those who wish purchase, VII q
visit the pr misses lciur" purchasing.
TERMS hirG cab. al tie balance equal payme1a.
with II credit and
Letters addressed Jrcrsv!r p o.. Amelia county
b. promptly attended 10. JOHN T. PERkiN>ON,
LIN 2t-ctatni Ext. 81 r. ] PcrsInson. drcd
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.OuNTI LANDS SELECTED AND LOCATED
FOR SOLDIERS AND ,ll!tlk Mi!'o"S AND ORPHANS.
PALMER 4. RICHARDSON.

<.rSrph LAND LOAN, AND COLLECTION AGENTS 4.
isrUes. r'ta!
en,ion u location NJ Lands By .an. Wafa
and emitted ih-rct P"r>~In. H.
rou.n a.pwe.e the Western country, hnh fnortcus a .
%; all the vrcaut lands III Wisconsin, Iowa
Niuua.n,a nIu adequate lrIrs Te
each wc feel general satisfaction "a "dT!.Htr 10
the ,is charge . ANY rusl cn'lr!eI :" us.
,n,I.t accompanied! with the fnwus zee. an.
MT ,J tracs =; am: i"5 IL!
acre tracts. 10 each.
As ia. Warr.s tie. they - sac!y 'ransmr.
e. should tr particular 20 "ilT h;
Signature the b,sas the location q,
mad. IN has name. sllicn %Irn the certificate
ABRAHAM ~ PALMER
JAMES RiClIAEpSuN
M.oIsox W.sc'xs!S. Marcel 1851
KEtEHENcES:- Hon, l,nry Dorye. j. p. Walker, 4 G.
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