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Teste, JOHN n, HARRISON W

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WHTG BrlLDna
Richmond, Sept q lfD
The parties interested III the decree Ta''r,
fore going in ali extract. are hereby n0tlisa y II
at this office on FRIDAY, the 18th day ossj
next, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, with the evidence Y.
ry to enable me to perform the datls' P't n,gy
the said decree. HiCh. d. AS
"a. 4-wlu- tUhiiASs+-
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FORM or PROXY

Know all men by these Pre,s r.. i i.a,. 70
Ksnawhs Company, do hereby set,' ssG PTetF. :,
- our true aud lawful Attofh, .,,rtiss, efit
present each of US in all g rerai iii5 - u.s.
holders of .aid Company, held "..s arc ao' 7.
and after the date thereof, " Asn o,ssr PretN d
present or represented BY so'Ae nlesi'at.
power and authority, al su.n ~ o,hsr sci = i
such vote or votes and 70 10 - ueiabSi - 81
each of Us could sise OF -" pfvssaii =. Z
Do hereby sa, Ss and eoill sa'i..fu
for US US in pursuance Of the sa'S'''' :, /
upon him. - .rsls. this ---~
one thousand eight handfsa ~" 81,
Teste, 81,
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,,c,|C ,.UIS RIVER aNp ~

~ VIVA co, RIcHaosp' SEP 49,
Tweniy-iirst Annual Meeting o. 'n - q
the James River and ksna" hS 20 ,t,, t,sy -
ut the office OF the COMPANY Id ''
DAY, the I'D October neat; ..,. =,
By order Of the Board 81 p y iMTyF0gb -
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MI. J. 4. RHCDEs-Dear ;ir IT, IT, : ia
cine you sent me vas duly re, .Yed an W u
April, have sold ebout oae lie f Of II. ,ni il'
people v no have used it, Az Sc SIZED thai tI =
them. u has certainly stopped the A.ns az
ono %no mas used II, and SIX Of Tho case, xs..
standing. My sister, who has baJ i s.. 'ss
years back, and could Leye. ger il sr,nr. I'VE
Quinine and that only e. longas ,e xpn1t w
now, think, cntircl y ca1od by Your rr@ UsS Az
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HEREBY give public notice that i make

HEREBY give public notice that i make
L HENRY SCRUGGS my Agent for the manage
ment of Mercantile Business in the way of trading
in goods, and ehandise in the of Cara
and In the county of Cumberland, elsewhere if he
may deem necessary; the articles he bought in any
market transported and sold his discretion and his
will. Also to trade ia any Kind OF live stock produce
of any kind personal estate of any kind in any
place that he may deem proper; any other kind of
busines Whatsoever made and specified in the name
of HENRY SCRUGGS, AGENT.
Sc l3-lm% THOS, III. SlRUGGS.
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Receive soasisl.as,l. q Is.s s,,ss,,..
Wheat, Ae.. aud sise ,hs,I sa ssad lslss .
OF same, and keep eo',s.as seed, fsIaSs- ~
raj assortment OF Oices'''s'
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r.. CZsssEE1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
~ ;s.sssel5Es1 RAILROAD carries the

In EfSxEsz3sz<s5t:~S&<1 y INslNIA u Il IRAL
- - RAILK9AD carries ne
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL BE-
TWEEN WASHINGTON CITY AND RICH
MOND, having been transferred by the Postmaster
General the Virginia Central and Orange aud Alex
andra Railroads from the old STRAPIRoN ROAD run
ming by Fredericksburg not for little saving of money
has been stated but account of the uncertainty
of its delivery arising from SNAKE HEADS on the
road and FOGS, WIND and ICE on the Potomac,
the attention of the public is invited the improve
ment in the service which will be attained.
Although the distance Is greater by the Gordonsve
the roads being laid with super-struc-
ture of heavy Edge Rail- it will be tree from the dan
bar road and the mails not only be carried more
speedily but with certainty than they could on
the old route.
The new line will also be exempt from the addi-
tional causes of failure of the Mail which the Boat
experiences from fogs, wind and ice the Poto-
Passengers by the same trains are carried to Cor
louisville and the baggage transferred from one road
the other will be warranted safe.
NIGHT LINE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond after the arrival of the Pc
tersburg and Dangille cars, and connects with the
Alexandria train, arriving at Washington in time to
deliver the Mails to the Baltimore morning
FARE.
Between Richmond and Gordonsyille. ,,....... ? 2:
- Gordonsyille and Washington .......... 32s
Returning from GordonsVille, this line arrives in
Richmond i'll time to send the Mail by the Petersburs
Road in the morning.
1t stops for passengers at all the usual places except
Storr5, both going up and coming down.
H. ID. WHITCOMB,
Sup't Transportation Va. Central Railroad.
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- EMOvAL.-I have removed nay office
Ii from No 5 Pearl street to No 4 Exchange Place,
under the Exchange Hotel and next door Mr. Vests
Book Store. am paying the highest market price
for Land Warrants, Gold and Silver Coin, &c, and
selling Exchange, Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money ON the best terms. Call ut
WIN. HuRLEY'S Exch. Office,
oc 2-3m No. 4 under the Exehapse Hotel.
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THE STOCKHOLDERs

NOTICE.-TO THE STUCKHOl.DER
OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting of the Stoc khold-
ers OF this Company will be held in the city OF Rich
mond on the Sth day of November 1855.
II The attention of the Stockholders is called to
the following resolution, adopted their last annual
meeting:
Resolved, That no proxy given than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting of the Stoc khold
ers of this Company shall he valid"
J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
Office Va. Central II. II. Company
Richmond. Oct. I'd, 1855. oc 3-tgN
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NOTICE TO LADIES.-af1cr nm

NOTICE TO LADIES.-After an nh.
l ' sence OF five years i'll Europe, the Undersigned
taxes pleasure to announce TO the ladies of Richmond
that she VIII give lessons i'll Needework En,broite
~ braldwork, Hairwork and Crotcheting, and will
give entire satisfaction to all those who feel dsposed
10 patronise the above art. MRS. {. GULDEN
No, l7o Broad ST., up stairs, at Mr. Oh. Eminger,s
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coRREsPoN DEScE THE DIsPATc

More Indictments Chief Motseu - Produce Re
ceipts, &c.
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HE MONDERFIL LADY HAS AR

L klVED-The best PLANET READER in Amer
lea. The most difficult questions will be solved bv
science and calculation from many years of study
!tor short time only,) by MADAME MAILOR on
to Alex. Motifs residence
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS.
CoRNS and SORES of all descriptions.
dim,
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"a cH, 0T ma, GE :, .T = D

III. C.ssssE;sss::s..ss..ssss1 NOT G f .-ANNUAL
80 1vssss+--lAGRICULTURALE II b l.
-TION.-On the occasion ofthe
regular annual exhibition of the Agricultural So
mond Tuesday, S0th October, next all members of
the Society and articles brought the the
purpose of exhibiting, will be charged the usual fare
way only for any portion of the distance between
Washington and Richmond.
Members of the Society, exhibition of their GER
hicate OF membership at the time of taking passage
for Richmond will receive tickets return not trans
ferable, free of charge. SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent of Transportation.
Office Richmond, Fred'g and P X. r. Co.,
Richmond. Sent 9th 1855 Oh u
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an agricultural School has been formed by
Easeh isaoe OF Spain, and located ON one Of her
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HtIS94A RtAGE HOuSE--The subscriber hay
-xA-A-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81 Main street, Richmond
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages, Barou
ches, Rockaways, top and no top Bugges Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides Aartingales, Stirrups Bits and
Spurs OF various qualities and prices; Carriage Gig
and Riding Whips; Canes Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Naces, Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels, fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
vers and Blankets OF various qualities and prices-a
king altogether one OF the best. Houses the State
for persons TO equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either is EN-
braced i'll stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does not say he sells lower than Others for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of the above articles, TO look his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them
To Sadlers he would say that he has a large and va
ried assortment OF Caniage Mounting Patent and
other Leathers, which he will sell them ut low prices
JNO. W. DENNIS
No. "a Main st., doors above st. Charles
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MED1cr,grs.
ITO PREVENT VT.

Irss ~ EfLh, AND srW FEyn.-
o9 Vt 3. ROSES .LyER w
T rsad what DIR. j. s. Ross larlIs eass
=. ~ preparation is n,.de ~. ~ ralhsA,lsSsas
80. IIohdnrss SarsapsrilIs Nm ID. par...a o.
v ,'nn nsleaiehts which tend y nd ecrs.
Liver and Bowel , OF ..y age. h se,s aIss 4. y
and bile. .bu. carrying % an ps,ss -
Rod, useful after al Iia boon 10
ssry 10y s5aln 10 perfect health ~ ss Of is,rs
'ef1s, u used In fever coun,, .aa viii ss..Ss
! nave never known a ra.
gus fsser or Fever aud - ftfsovs
"hsn using this Sarsap.r;Iiss ~ 10 sce.,.rh
ana All ases should take /, frs.yapoHa Ia
lnsIgorates the 8enstiiutior ksr,s
physical powetI Finer, Sac. 4, afonsss Tia sa4s
SKIN natural, healthtuI s,s.a e sppssjts &c II,
WIZ very soon be thrown on , ~ % 10
.. PlInpies or eruptions. ard s ne sa'fae. 20
Inls Sarsapanila, combined ,,-.a sooa
pound, nail and halt. and hsIf .H my b,sss'9sv
tlree times day before each "lae, ylss
mixture will cure any old o. heal ~
hver, ss have used il thu. T. j. ,aTone TO-
cessfulIy. U' 10 many e...e II
Quart bottles ST. small bottle. a.,.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd / r. = :, $, ROSY
". a. Streeker; Peterson Ifasss L
peers; Alex. Duyal: Duyal 4 eisoE 20
Lscnrisson; A. Bodeker; and W'1; J g
all the Druggists in Norfolk pm Lad,
Lynchburs. and oil other toy',' " 'Iiiousb -
au l8-2taw ts "Hs IN VIM. %
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- Iu~= - THE STEAMER CURTIS
SEzat...A-z= Peck bound for Norfolk and
tas=ex.<s-. POrtsmOuth.--The Council of
the city of Richmond having revoked that portion
their action of the 9th of August ntericting the
ming of the Steamers the James River the Proprie-
tors of the CURTIS PECK give notice that she will
leave her wharf at Rockets Tuesday morning, Au-
gust 2lst, 1856, at 81 O'Clock, for OLD POINT and
HAMPTON, to and from which places she will con-
tinue TO until further notice The Curtis Peck
will connect with the Coffee and other steamers in
the Roads, by which persons will be enabled to
get passage each Uay r. q HASKINS
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Proxies TO represent stock in their general meet
ihg shall Gully be valid for the space OF two years
from the date thereof. oc3
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OFFICE VA. TENN RAILROAD co.,
rU,Up LxScHBURG, Sept. 18th, 1856
tbs i EitsiiTH ANNUAL MEETING of

j H. I,t,slHTH ANNUAL MEETIN(: of
NESSEE p ~ no n OF the VIRGINIA AND TEN
the one ~ atti-toAD COMPANY, will be held at
NEsDay o. ,h .hs Company in this city. on WE'D.
Ry Cd, t ~. DIST OF October next
by ofuer OF the Board of Drector
WM. H. HUGHES, See,v.
-. al , FORM OF PROXY
srhsrs ha,n@ oy these Presents: That we the sub
soipers nelhs stockholders in the Virpin;s e SUD
nessee Railroad Company, do hereby consss sna Ten
al appoint oar True and lawful attorney and nro ana
stockholders OF said company, when VIZ Ut the
sonsiy present, with full power aud author,vp PEI.
such general meetings to give such vote or yote na
do, il we were personally present. give VI
-. Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -
Witness: fsr,
tsEAL.
N g.sN tsEAL-1
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ron RrNr AND SALE

-
- .FeIR RRNT.--Dg. =. Lynch. NJ: d.
d. ;nsrndi,e 10 remove in week or so ms oI-
III Zee and family residence to 9TH street, nesI
Frsntlin fvhere be viii renew the oner o. ns pfpe
;asI serSices to the citizens OF hichuiondl oners
80 r.,,s tie Dwelling he now occupies, situateu ~
..,ax reef near Sd which is IN thorough rcpslI wnn
ras ir six of the rooms. - - -
F1IR RENT-The Tobacco Factory,
- I'm ,sth between Main and Franklin stree.s
81 ma M nresent occupied by Pat H. Butler. 10
o,d tenant the rent viii be low. Possession gwen
~, fhe 1st of January next Apply to
oc g-3t# GhAhLES =. NonD
- FOX KENT OK LEAsE.-Those
|:: two large STORES or WAREHOUSES, NOS
- i67 and i6s opposite the Exchange bank OF Nir-
xinia and adjoining the large and elegant stores Oh
Messrs Kent Paine & Co. Each of these stores 'front.'
A feet on Main street. with five floors, running oack
100 feet The Easements open ON level with large
paved court or yard in the rear, from which VIDE
nav ed alley leads 18th street. opposite the WING OF
the American Hotel These amongst the mos.
connections and substantial buildings IN the c anu
are well arranged for business establishments OF ise
class there being in fact room enough 10 each iee
nept for two establishments. These stores are NV
being painted inside and out. The large ,
and basenent of No 1877 can be had immediateiy the
,,er aoors being already leased, except one large
] =, The al story Possession of tenement NO los,
now, occupied by Messs Jones Potts, can De had on
the LIST September next A.,
The superior location of these stores. being In the
bear ofthe city, well known to require further
notice Apply to JOSEPH JAMES, Jr, ut the store OF
;r6L3tawts FLEMING JAMES.
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Ia FALL SJ5-We are now

L ty, avery valuable NEGRO BOY II years old
Sold for no iault. Address Box 25l, Richmond, Va.
Sc 28-ts
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TURNING AND G AiK WING IyORY
MANDATORY

MANUFACTORY
The subscriber is prepared to do every description
of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING IN Ivory, to any pattern desired, for
breastplns, Parasols Cane Heads, &c
UMBRELLAS PARASOLS and CANES repair.d
at short notice. Billiard Balls returned and eoored
Specimens may be ut his shop, ON 18th street
between Main and Bank Streets opposite Goddin 4
Apperson's.
jy l4-d3m CHAS A. MILLER
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ID III. l.. III CHIEFS CLASSICAL AND
III. com AIERl,I L SCallllI- ON ER NIX II

u Ill. l.. III CHEFS CLASSICAL AND
II. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN
ABOVE 7TH STREET is i'll session, the
same plan and terms years previous.
Pupils are prepared either for College, the
Counting Room Special attention given daily to
English Grammar, Reading, Writing, Spelling and
Arithmetic.
The entering of some of the Pupils upon the duties
OF commercial life, causes few vacancies A Clas
for beginners i'll English and Latin will be formed. -
There Will also be received into the Glasses already
formed one Pupils.
Residence adoi ming the School Sc 2-2w*
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on the fist Monday in October next.
lNsTRUcToRs. D Lee Powell, Robert ]. Morri-
son, u. PersicO, Madenoiseile Vascas
MusiC-F. w. MeerbacA, r. " da Costa Miss En-
lily Dunderdale.
Mrs. Gen. PEGRAM has charge of the Boarding De-
partment.
For further information or for pamphlets setting
forth the whole plan OF the Institute, address
MRS zen. PEGRAM Richmond Va, or
d. LEE POWELL, Capon Springs, Va,
~ Its Or Ro. J. MORRISON. Richmond, Va
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SHOWER BATHS.-rhe attention OF the
- public is called to a superior article of Shower
Baths which the subscriber has on hand, and which
he offers for sale less price than the arti
Gle usually sells for Those who wish purchase
see and Judge for themselves, by calling at r. NJ I'm
MERMAN'S, or Messrs. STEBBINS Il PULLEN'S.
or Mr.. STARRETrS.
jyM VIM. FORBES.
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July Ist, 300. q. A. FRANCIS.
THE UNDERSIGNED hayiu,

HNTtaL disposed of his interest in the COACH
-xLx--l-MAklNG BUSINESS, formerly
Quoted 18th street. between Main aud Grace streets
to his late partner, takes great pleasure in
mending him to his friends and begs assure them
that all work given him will be done in a faithful and
workmanike manner.
jy Z7-3m w w BAILEY
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SCHOOL.--The School MT my house

SCHOOL.--The School ut my house in
~ Chesterfield, four miles below Richmond will
commence ag4i the LIST of October, and end the LIST
of August. wish to take two boys II or Is
years Old b0arders The school is undertaken sole
ly with reference to the education OF my chill
dren who preparing under competent tuition, Tor
the University of Va.
TERMs-For Boarders 500, payable onc-half the
LIST of October the balance the ls of March For day
Scholars $50 terms
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nISSOLUTION OF cop AKTNER
IL SHiP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the style and firm of BAILEY FRANCIS
was this day dissolved by mutual All per-
SONS having claims against the concern will please
present them and those indebted requested to
make immediate payment to w. w. Bailey.
w. w. BAILEY,
July LIST, 1855 o. A FRANCIS
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D1111N 4 BAsK ER.l VIZ, ii;sss'aEReh

.e @-aawsw
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pEV. J. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of Mar
shall and llth streets RICHMOND, VA
The duties of this School will be resumed on Mon
day. LIST October.
English DEPARTING Mt s 40
t OF DeSlHutIS III OO
For Advanced Classic and Mathematics. ......... so
au l6-2m
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nO(i(iET & ANDERSON, UphOlsterers
IL AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
and Franklin streets have in their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and U IL OLSTE RI NC
GOODS being the largest and best selected assort-
ment we have had the pleasure to offer to our
friends aud the public generally, and will be sold
the most reasonable terms Oc S-ts
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Here werc three men. ono Of them baro.
net, prominent through long hlc Tor acts or
charity the second man # aiph education
aud once the p, SCISSOR and iuh,niur If goo
600, an ample fortune even in England and
the third. Bues. a grey haired man, who
after years of toil had been received a. part
ner IN the bank. one of the most ancient in
this great city, and enjoying the confidence
oi some of the first private families m the
Kingdom here they we're, placed IN The dock
10 answer the mjst serious charge which
could by possibility be preferred against per-
sons IN their position the charge of con-
vcrilng 10 their own use securities deposited
with them for safety, ON which safety de-
pended ihe worldly comfort of whole FAM.
hes. his l. The tall statement ofthe charge
against them; aud yet there are miny who
lhnk that the sentence of fourteen ve1r's
transportation is needlcssy aud cruelty So
we're. WITH respect To SIR Jonn Paul, his
guilt was rndlsputable bu, with respect to
Strahan a Bates, the case was d fier,n nj. and
they were convicted as accompl,ces. on the
inference ihat as partners they must be cog
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The senate Committees.

The Neual instruments uf Zoe slave pow
er, WHO disgrace the once re>uectblc name
Of senator, fancy lnal they have done some
thnT aston shugiy acuts When they utterly
exclude from the most import nt committees
AH members suspected of fidelity 90 free.
d0m They have the po~e Ia pot Mr.. SUN
urr upJ the Pension Committee, and 10
pis- over such men as Fesscnd,n Of Naiue
or Foote, ct Vermont, 10 fixing the app in B.
ments. hey have the power. aud 50 have
other backgui.ds iouuntioly u1t senators.
the power TO do underlined an ihsultin4
'hing,. But iIa best OF me loke Is, thar
these wiseacres fancy that by this course
they are really dong something To stay the
progress Of that reform. winch VIII, before
many years have gone by, hoist some of
them oui 81 their seats. Never were d.
ndcd mortlls more mistiken ! De only re-
salt of their petty spite Will be q renewed
feeling at The Nor'a of the importance OF
unlon for the sake of liberty, aud for the
sake OF securing to the free state, iheir
share of influence M ins s,varnueut IH.
exclusive gentlemen have done as the C4y9r
OF proving our whole case fof Us, ana nave
vr udiy sun " we mean % make Mas
sachuseus cyphcr and Maine aud Yer
mont of DO account 30 the Senaten Tint
is precisely what ue have always charped
upon them, and we thank thnm INV for lh,-
lacit admission ct the truh uf The accu,l-
uon.
Very soon these people wall have lost the
po~cr titus Go insult u.s. The time isuot n,r
distant when the polosr as we'll rs The righi
wi,i be- with toe piriy OF freedom. by ,,Dat-
ever name u nay bee Called snI th.n Do
Will Dee aausiuI ID notice how these s,.5-
phinis VIII chinse ihelr tonne. and fa.yn tlp-
an tuose they are now in-u.tinr. You aiu
hud lheu growing sudI-uiv courteous aitn
free state President .,e.i.t he p-.'.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-21

Land UdrraniS, Sc. - Vermonters who
wish TO locate land in Illinois, are again re-,
ierred to the card of Lam Nrr, Esq, of La
Sale. Mr.. Nye is native Of Montpelier.
who has long resided IN the West and Is ex,
tensYely acquainted with busiisss men a.
well as with hs particular business. Those
who have like business f,rlhs, Vest. are re-
TERED To the card Of Mr. Nut who Is also a
Montpelier boy, We publish the following
from Western paper:
.Nmfs land Agency at f5ri Des .noinss.
we take pleasure IN directing attention IN
the advertisement of Nut, to be found in
another column Mr. Nuu was far some
years connected with our Eastern Railroad
during much Of which tune his head ouart.
ers we're m this city While thus engaged
he became generally sni fsyoraby known
To our cIiizens, ana We are sure thn ali viii
wish HIN success At his new point of bus,-
ness BVrl'ngfon ia,eal State Ca-sne