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NATHANIEL FARRINGTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

Caledonia District, s..
all persons interested in the estate Of Nathaniel Far
rngtvn late of Walden, in said district deceased. ncs
tate.
L'DW ARD ". Harrington, administrator of the cSta" a.
freSad. represents to said "!rt that said intc>tar
in his lifetime under contract binding in equity f.
deed Robert johnson {" arw lex in said district
certain piece of land in said liardwiCk described H follows
Viz The third division OF Martin kig>bury being Lot y,
in the 10th range
And said Administrator has made application FIR license
and authority t" convey said Lands according t" the con"
aforesaid pursuant To- the provisions TIE statute il
that behalf
Said application i'll I've heard ana decided 10y said Court
at Probate Office in St JOhSbury in said district,
the 10Th day of October. 4. ID. 1857.
You therefore, hereby notified To appear before sail
Court at the time and place aforesaid ard object II yo,
SEE To the granting 81 said license.
Dated at ST. Joh>ury. aforesaid this 9TH day of Octu
I her, 4. u. lSj'. BY III" Court.
5i-56 Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Register.
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Drugs and Medicines.

'TIlE. subscriber has recently purchased The
L Apothccary shop at Lyndon owned by Dr.
ID. y. Trull where may be found a full assortment
OF Drug, and Medicines. Vegetable, MEcr; and
Patent. Also.
CUE NICtLS. STRGIr.II INSTRE-
-NENTS. FANCY IH1TTLES.
and in short everything kcptn like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy and
despatch. Medicines. Surgical Instruments and
Books. Medical or Miscellaneous. not on hand
will be procured At short notice
j ? Orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to. L. ID. CARPENTER.
Lyndon. Jane Is. lSl. :;Stf
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GOLD PLATES.
Newbury Seminary,
And Femalc Co!lCgiatO Institute.

C!IAS. W.CISHiNG. \. NJ, Principal.
'5'iIE Institution affords >prcia! advantages. a>
follows:
To Young men fitting for College. Thorough
and comprehensive course for Young ladies'
Frcnch by an educated Frcnrh,nan. Music AID
Painting # all kinds by Teachers thoroughly ed
uratcd i'll these departments. Terms long cH,u, h
to complete common text books. Board arb ;u-
iion cheap in any Institution If the grade.
Fall term of II weeks will begin Aug. 20. 49,.
Winter II &" Dee. 3.
Spring - II - - March I. ISIS.
Fo: more particulars address the Principal
-PRENTI>S KNIGHT Sec.
Ncwburv. VI. july y. 1875. i3-55
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New Carriage Shop.

ID L G G Y W \ G O y
ID The undersigned have on hand and are man
utac,uring for sale, Buggy Wagons. Those who
are in want Of the above, will do well to call and
see before purchasing elsewhere. Shops in Gale
donia Machine Shop CompanyS Building, near
the Passenger Depot. n. B. FLINT.
ID. S. WHEELER
n Repairing done to order.
st. Johnsbury, June 1, 1851. 3Gtf
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Board Planning.

'I'ElE subscriber having fitted up Il shop at
Il the Paddock Machine Works with new and
perfect machinery. is prepared to do all kinds of
WOOD PLIN!NG
with neatness and Dispatch: and hopes to me- rii
and receive part of the public patronage.
Also has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber
j. J. LAMB
st. Johnsbury, June II, 1857. 3Stf
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II i. y I ! S 7 K Y

II l. y + ! S I !, y
nr. II. II. NEWTON. uf =. ,Iohn>hur,. VI.
respectful, gives notice - -, citizens Il tll.Go-
ul Co:n'> that h, i ,ov permanently located in
=. join, barry. and world hr happy - render liz
services to- al, o.' may favor nm viii call. Al
op, iltiru> VII hc performed IN ,h'rou4h and
~,,nt.t. nr'I,,r. and no operation NIL be under
taken unl,~> i Ne i"r In good of the .'icri'.
All 'ho>, ito AZ, in wl,,: Of parts or fu.l sets
oftc,l. VIII tl.d il - h,r nd, vantage to g.,c hr
a call. FIR h, vii hereafter jn>,r: artificial 'c,' II
the fn..o"iu- prices
GOLD PLATES.
Tull >ct> oft",th from So - Nl"o
Fun upper or ral,r>c,~ 10 %. -
Tart, q: SIT. per tooth. at
mo~rhciir plates -
>iIIIE PLATES.
Full SITS of teeth FROM 80 - so
= upper 81 under SITS = II - 20
- >gt~ Temporary -
Gut.a l,rchn. the same prices Is silver.
OPERATIONS On THE NATURAL TElTII.
Filling teeth W;h gold. from slice to~&.0o
Filling with tin. - 20 loo
CLEANSING and polishing ,hc teeth Lea 500
Extracting teeth - ~
Or'.cc opposite the Pa>>unf~ir Bank. All op
cration> Warranted.
>t. Iohn>hury. April -. l>:,.. 3o-5;
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BE KIND TO YOUR HOESES--l have in the
course of my life seen good many horses.
some. too, that were called ugly horses. Now
it is my opinion that there is no use of OWE
ing what might be called an ugly horse. Use
the whip and spur less and in their place put
kindness. Three grains of kindness are
worth all the Whips and spurs i'll the world in
breaking colt.-Thcrc are a great many
horses I'M urcd for want of kindness. This |
am sure no one will pretend to deny. For
instance, man has colt to break The colt
has never been handled. The man, with sew
cral others to help him, drives the colt into
the stable. lie then forces bit into his
mouth, and if there is one among them who
dares, he jumps upon his back, well armed
with a stout whip, and very often a spur ;
these nc does not forget to use. lie clings
to the colts back as long as he is able, but is
finally thrown Oft. lie tries again and again.
until, completely exhausted, the colt is obliged
to yield, that is for the time being. Is this
the way to break colts? No. to be sure it is
not. The golden rule will apply as well here
as anywhere. So be kind to your horses, my
gentle fricnds.-Ohio Cultirator.
TURF AND ROTTEN WOoDFOR FRUIT TREES.
Not long since, VIC saw a gentleman draw
ing the rotten wood of old stumps. and the
turf that grew at their roots, and throwing it
generously around his peach trees lie said
the stumps must be burned or removed from
the field where they stood. He thought
better to remove them with the turf around
them. and use them as manure for his trees.
than to burn hem on the spot. So thought
we.-Ohio Farmer.
TO DESTROY LICE On CATTLE &C.-Messrs.
Editors: In one of your late papers, some
one inquiries for the best means of keeping
lice from cattle and horses. can tell him
how to do it effectually.
My father was good farmer in olden time
but his cattle and colts would sometimes Get
lousy. Being the youngest son, it was made
my business to take care of the calves and
young colts, and see them safely through the
winter. To keep the lice from them tried
detection of tobacco, applied to their backs
and necks. 1t never failed. then tried
Scotch snuff, sifted on to their backs. This
proved equally eficacious, and was more
convenient than the first experiment But on
examination found that all the cattle and
colts that were in the habit Of standing be-
fore the barn door whilst the grain was being
winnowed, and became we'll covered by the
chaf were never lousy. then tried sitting
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NEW STYLE HATS!
y
( J,
DELiENUE. CALHOUN co.. X. f.

This town is situated on Cedar Creek. ~ miles
due west If Lawrence City. Il facilities ion build
inc are not cNcrgG ii another point IN the Iclli-
tory. l.i"r>tnnc. Sandstone and Timber are
Abundant. ii being in the best imbc',d portion Of
Kansas. Stone Coai i plcni, III the immediate
vicinity. The soil is well adapted to t.gc and
grazing pj.rpo>c> the climate i healthy and 81
lubrouS IL h. art desire. \ inc Steam mill
is in process of erection. Hotel for the accom-
mediation Of cmi!raut. and store Z" suppl, their
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics Of
all needed kinds mjrh need Liberal in
durcm"nt~ will b" offered by 'hc a>>oci1'on to all
actual settlers
{. \. WARD. President. A. 7. HANNLY, Sec
rctarv. Bellevue Association.
Further information may be had bv addressing
A. 7. EANNEI.
E'tf IcaNcnworth City, X. +.
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ITS PERFECT SAFETY

IN every c1-G.r; u II the sys'sIi, = G''> .ri''
CERTAIN. The l~l -..i- sis,:-..-; g = t.r ''-' .
na. len. ~l-,.r r"-i,r, r,;l!--'.. - ~ d
inilurncr, WIN, =. lie s..iir iiiHc. ~; = q
s.ti,n ~ r.r;i,rl =: '--. q; ''e ~ &c y
us RESTORATIVE AMP STRENGTHrNI>'
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New Advancement.
Look Out for SloD Clothing

4 t0oD Mechanics Mkt Coats Pants X Vests. Gus
~ tom made and warranted! not 70 Eir, all Tor
S1.9S. Jus. Tie thing for service at
FLETCHER & HEED'S.
\. B.-llavln@ made arrangements with an Cx
ten>lvc ilr!l III Boston viii order sol work for
all who may want cheaper than can be bought IN
the place. FLETCHER < REED.
West Concord. Jan. 2l ISL lniStf
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Il II f. y T. " y o X X
What will you Give
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

'e'l!E Subscriber would inform The ri-izcn~ o..
Lyndon .sl.l AZ ouiid:m.- towns. tlI..; l., -
taken Ia, >trre fn,ii, rlv occupied tx III Bal.5--
and fitted zap the same Clothing >ioT,- a.
Tailor SHOP and la secured the services - ~
experience. Gutter. and ! prepared :, f.
i>h Clothing in every variety. - ,.~oIlahlr pre-
IL VII also keep un hand :. large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
~ w3.ch IL. invites attention! 81 those III WaI- o.
tn. same. H. l.. JOINS
i..Irl..i.. April "a. l>j.. :l'f
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HAYl-s:AE. ACTION

,b,.., =, ut ,.. system !. 5 Il .A.s 'nsrner HI
af.i.e.l,. = rrsrr'i t'ai Gi'>i;i Il '''i'r y &
NJ. ~. Is strcri-iherri, ttr iu--,..l ~, II
r...-,,,.,i. Dc, he Of h.al:A r-s;.r,l = a.
,h,, a.. weakness i the sr.nr and ii,il' rr-vri
and al the IUdIcai.ons ii Ne,,egs hebi.i.,
removed.
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WILSON. rAIEEANk& CO.
y E5'.'>;Itc -tCClt~- .'ftt' + H
Sold hv druggists generally
{, E,TGliiN. ERcWN AEulT, wEUlest.'
md retail A.,:!:>. s.. Jc!-">tNIF
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l. Arlington,
ELEGANT CHAMBER SETTS.

Z As lot e Furniture GA hand. Such a So
;a>. card and other tables Bureaus. Bed
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'1NlII MARBLE WORKS a, Lyndon VIII here
after be carried on under the name Of : G.
ms \ Co., who will keep constantly on hand
Ncll->,rc,,d ,'ock If
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Wanted !!

4 SMART. active. intelligent Bow. from Ii t,
= l. years of age, to learn the Tailor trade
on, Lar can furnish good references.
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New Firm and New Stock.

~ D. sod loIl chClp.
~. lnhn>lnN C,ntrc. Hrnt y M %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31
By Tie GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 pRnCI AVIATION

VX-HEREAs i.iorn1s Ion bus been reSe!veo oy ,n,
w Execu,.,- ,an- Ch-rlse w Seymour has been naf'
d.r m Il. county Of MsrslenhurH, by bis fsther aAhs
r!.LDk SEYMOUR. and 'hn, rh- said N!snsie.d Sey
uur IA. I'D rom asce and /, now going at large d..
,..-. 20 e., r-w-.t {! one hundred and t'ty lar
p.rv par.or or PEI. WI, shan npprehsnd the sal"
gau.i- K .ytau TIL d,H'er o,m mo .ne J4n y, "
"a, eouc y; aud 10 hereby require the orcer
of this nn % ~.a,n aad military and reqne ttn'
s.uer.y " "r aes, eSerr!cna TO procure I'M
Irs. ,n- .a.i VI. r. s- ic &c may be orough
20 justice
tss.i 81. sisns:. iiEsRY a WISE.
sy me Governor: GEesos ". NrSsoSD Secretary o;
the CouH0n~s ssh.
asnsseid Sey inour desc ioed abou. feet, Ii
rchc: aga dare complexion. prominent cne oon-s
s5ost IS year. u hse rather spare usse ALL stoop'
considerably
Il. stated hs; when lag heard from be was In Gran
ser ar,v Tennessee Snouid he be ::vss;sd and coh
:e ~ a ;scrc. any other poiui Out o tnis Stte
20 ;oytrnor ua ,eins informed OF ,he imprisonment
n, a. UDce s.ae the proper reputation iu order hS; u,
c.soncr nry te brought on Tor trial.
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tn. (iUVEaNUR OF vInGlalA.
PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been tecs:Tsd oy tae IKE HxeeV'
i've ,as: toe night o, the fouIth inNsn', "N. =
wa ,nr FIELDING JONES brothers. VINO we coll.
ss.a IN The . OF Tbs county Of Nc!son upot charge O.
v.csped raereiioa, md are now going large
t.,:rfrs ID hereby oaar reward o, oae .uhuiea
,,., or !ac. o. hs,n deliver hin. or hen into the
81: couay ami d, rapreover require all otheer-
., civil and military, and ieqlestiht
70 use their bes. exer'iops TO procureth.
ne .uii iugisives that they may be brought 'o
Iu'tse .,d r,d., RI. 7 o.,
sssi o: ,he Commcnwea.th, s. Richmond, thi.
.ssA lob day oil March. 1851. ,,,,.,
sy:hs Governor: osolor w. .MrSgoao. secretary oi
h. ,cnnot wealth.
wn J JOucs s supposed 70 be % or 80 yesrs Of age
,5,. svp i-e he .nen.s high. dsrk hair. ue inclined
oca. 7ue eyes. and 10 supposed TO weigh l4oPounas
,s.py ,s..s years old about the height wuh biz
s;0;ae To- black hsir, dark eye orows down cast LOOK
al .s suppo,eI 10 wes f,om lbs 10 l4o pounds.
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VALUABLE EARNS FOR SALE.

>~r~~s~~~~s~S~~~~~~~~>~
!ALCABLE PROPERTY ~ NELsON CSCE IL
TY FOR sALE-IMPoRTANT TO TlabEh ohi-
AAyE are authorised to cell tract OF '.nd IN Neson
w county, containing about goo acres ot ~neu eUn @
20 .crsI are cleared remainder for the mos ps.
..lally heavily uubered. with oak, hickory. Popm''
hsstuut, &c r.,v Nav
xet on the James River Canal and the cxtension OF 'ae
range and Alexauurs railroad to lynehourg tno~ IN
.pii progre.s Of coust1uction) passes inmedi"tai5
H. depot is confidently believed will be o.
40 ,shrd uppn this land The cleared land Is productive
nd IN tar state vi improvement, and with the modern
a ayricul ute susceptible Of the highest Ter
rv II occupies besuliiul valley, and 10 ~ level rs the
The lnbered land hardly be surpassed in Piedmont
irsinl To persons engaged In gettus bsrrsst T. this
md hyds out great inducements With the proper ma
huery IL 10 capsule Of yielding fully three miione per-
ANA four mill .ns Of peces OF slaves and beading.
he cupstruc:on ot the railroad will occasion large
lem.ud with market the spot, for various kinds Of
lumber cross t,es depot and bridge tinbers &c and a.
or lis completion there will be constant market for the
ans and rsfuso ia the shape Of fuel.
The land 10 situated about mid way between Lynehbure
md Charlottesville say hour'i ride BY railroad 70
tuer place ubout hve hours Alexandria, and the
u Richmond. Terms accommodating.
Apply 70 GODDlN u APPERSOH,
Richmond, or 70
WILLIAM GORDON,
L,tf Tny{no. Nm Eeiaon 70
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RICHMOND ENQC1RER.
Thh srx,.wEsxLY, AEp wxxELi,
,esi', sJTCUIE 4 DuSNASAST'
. g D Al 4 d.

.sss dollar, a IS ss.s s
s.at to,as ss,w weesly ave dollars per annum, All
S,. :S' .as s;x ,,cnth. payable IL aaTaHc sor IL
os.' w., q. ger sunun, or ELK cvp,es 10: siu;
W s,a S .sv IL av.4ss whes ls.ss.. ssa;snr ,ss
o = i'e '.I' u tnc ~1!:ers
-, &c ST. tae :''A,i. :''A " -. Al !ERTtSlSG.
'"rxo,,srR-toT TEN hnes or less, mr.
s 'ss ctu, aud every succeeding insertion sxsh
,,,s ul, III! twice week or three times
.sr c,.i' i " arl cents for each Insert on sftfl
.. a',sFsse s.ea inserted oay oaes week hs'y een
n; s.,a a,et:0Sx .xs.Y For rxn unrs or less, ar'
as cents t0r each .aes.aSsu! ,n.sr.v.
:,, t': nor esco .a'e'noa linz. ar ,ss 6rst inser
j. IAs s.sr cents; for each C. ntinuanee nifty cens
GOT e,rc, .re charged t Tor ono square Of .ei
Asl.s -, rvo sQuaie.. nIo III that propoon .oi ~
r.s. ~ 'N rr,.r l.nslh. except Auctioneefs' VIZ
,s: 'ea " y. s;yU. paper ,ncuded)
ss' .,.;arre. and Trhutes OF Respect oA'oon'
~, .-y charged tor .s advertisements. .i,, ~,
ssss ns,: nc 10
si''e 80. 70 ,hi, o,hce NAY &C remtsd per lus.
~ ,r.:!ab!s Bank no,es II sesis'eFs' !" 'ne Tea
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OFFICIAL.
nv TgE pPFSTDFyT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
6 u. pbiuney collector Of tho customs for ths dis.
,r,ct of Barnsta6le, Massachusetts re spponed.
Myer Jacobs, surveyor Of the customs for the dis
,s sonh Ss, ss,'nI 5 S sps'D's9E ss Fir,
comn,rolier Of the Treasury, vice Elisha Whitlesey,
resigned. .u.,, =, ,,. .rs,,-,. H.,
veaton. Texas, 70 appointed
. ,Johu Boston collector of the customs, ssvannah
aeSrk's W!',.m \. Pedrn, naval ofacer, Wilmington
sor,h Caroloa, re-apPointed.
William B. Fa@nsr s surveyor ryspnon,ns Of the Customs
William q. Baker, surveyor Of the customs, P,ovi
dsnes. Rhode Island re-sppointed
ASS Gray, surveyor Of the customs IiVsrton
Rhode Island, re appointed.
Gordon Forbes. surveyor of the customs, Yeoeonni-
co, Virgins, rs-appeln'sd. ..,
Isaac Hutchinson, surveyor OF tne customs Evans
Danis! Wsnl,, surveyor OF tbe customs Gelens
ih1s Ism.s ". Simmons. surveyor Of the customs Co.
nsno. texas, vice II. D. Norton, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

TILE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.

The following letter from Mr. Madison, the princi
nal author of our national constitution, 10 Mr. Non
roe then President on ths subject vi ths law shows
most clearly his insured views, and givca Hat con
tradic:ion to the off repeated assertion that he ap
proved that MEASURE. 1t is worthy the consideration
of those who properly respect the views ana cent
ments Of this eminent patriot:
MosTrELfER, Feb. %. 1920.
received yonr. of ths lyh ON Monday. The
ninch Of the difficulty in the case stated seens to DO
IN the word. .for ever" coupled with the nterdict
relating 20 the territory north OF afrude 81 oC.-
RI the necesssry import OF these vords oA that they
are TO operate ss q condition on uture States admit
ted into the Uuion and restriction on Them after
admission they seem to sncnunter Indirectly fhe ar
pu,nepts which prevailed in the Senate for IN uncon
dl,ionsl admission Of Missouri. l must conclude
therefore, from the assent Of the Senate 10 the WORDS
After tEu strong vote, cn constitutional grounds,
,g,nst .Ec restriction Missouri, that thers ia some
other node Of explaining them in their actual apPi
cation.
ton during the tsrritotal period depends on 'ns
clause specially providing for the management Oh
those subordinate establishments
On one aid, il naturally occurs that the rlSnt oe
ins given from the necessity Of the o7eo, ana IN sus
pension Of the great principle Of sell government
ought not to- be extended further nor continueo long
er than the occasion might fairly require.
On the other eide, it canRor be denied that the con-
stitutional phrase ITO make all rules" &C." as e1.
pounded by uniform practice, is somewhat OF due
Tile nature, and leaves much to legislative ai'ers'
ton.
The questions to be decided seem to be-
/. Wh.,he. territorial restriction be an assuup-
ton of i!lcgi,ina:e power; or, :.
Misuse of legitimate power ano, II Ine ist'et
only yh.ther the Injury threatened 10 the nation from
an acou;e,csnce iu the misuse, or from Illustration
Of II, Ds tho greater ,e
On the frs point there t certainly room for differ.
hose alsay, leanfd 10 the 6ttitf tss ne rt'trtesoH
tfas no. ..:iGin tie true scope Of tie Co"t"ation.
On the alternative presented by the second point,
there osu be no roon, With the cool and candid, for
blame on ,hoss scquisscins 10 concillaory oourte'
,hs dsmand for which was dsempd urgent, and the
.ouras t,sf deemed no, lrreconcsbls With tho Con.
sti.ution.
am aver. tbs, / may be suspected Of being iuSu'
snc.d by the habit Of guarded construction OF con.
st;,ntion.l powers; and have certainly fe. a. the
influence that could justly dow from conviction that
An sncoa.rosd di,pe~s:on Of se staves n0e rthsH e
Ualed States aot Only Ge,! for the sation, 6ui
s0st faroro1e for tie ae7es also, 6o as their p~os
s.et. of ena.cpates asd as 70 Me:r condition IN ne
b4aS2tfpss.
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March 10 a.w1m
FARM EOR SALE.


"E. Robert M!iups aud George w. Bi;lups exeeu
" tors of Thomss Bilups, deceased, will offer for
SAFE al public aGcto. az mstthews Court House the
perior Court the srrn upon which said deceased resided
the time OF his DEATH which 10 situated on ihe
WsH side Of East River It's head and contains
hundred and ninety By sss surrcy; ,, hun
dred of which, bs s.iposea, q cleared, land .ui,ab
for cultivation Inc .s'idue in woods, principally pine,
The buildings eoHn'ss Of dwelling tDil. chiefly Of
brick but cannot be recommended as Comfortable ono:
there one ki,rhsu smoke hou.. and enc barn h
three buiidngssre in ,o!erable order.
Relative nsh and oysters and al advantages to Se de-
rived from situation on the water equal 10 any In
this section
Further description Is deemed unnecessary as the pre-
sumption that any person desiring TO purchase will r..
view the premises Persops wihpg to view or e1.mre
sad farm prior to the day of sse DO 5y calling On
Root Bup. or Chris, Rluus, either .: whom N lake
pleasure in showingt Their post office North End Mat.
thew, county, w., and Situations not far fromit.
Term, r1!l bs made known on day Of sele.
By CHRIS. s. BILLuPs.
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HrHE SUCfu.n

Tho snt number OF this new Demoeretio pspsr
undsr ii. ownership aad edltorshlp Of RoSer a.
pryor, ESQ, was issued in this city % saturday
morslps. Isprssenss ~ sttrsctivs appssrsucsI and
IL. editorial articles give assurance 70 the public that
.Tbs Eouthn will sustain Ar. Pryors rs2utestsn a.
On sbls xISsssat writer. 70 generally acknowledged
BY all whfIie acquainted With Bis enoyts "a iou.
nslist. Rsbs. CT: wssnsss Wishes for ;ae prosperity
Of bin enterprise
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b1 A p.nt.J AVIATION

,urvr.c e ulrnluicRNUn has boeh rectESeu1, =, y U
"h.1 n,- hi, W,,l,s P 6ucock, ;On1eriuS his re
w .ne .,.n,osy General of rns Com nonweailh, 70
s:.ss ,s oa rae day Of f:ss.s May Dsa sss hsrsl ss s
tsr.a: been sSse rss,,y or Sargsaa, Of each of th
a.in.y .;s;.: n the Com ncnwe lib, Is hereby re-
"A ei.eon for Attorney 'nsr. s. 20
S;ea I.ur,s Tnursdsy in Nay next, al 'as pSSe'
p's.cH'ea os hand A. Governor and under the .e
'n''a .be coan nwss o. al kichnoud to-. "a aa
r. ot Mares, 1857. end IN sa. s.. year =. W MAE
uorse.l;h " Mrsro secretary .
4! Tue 'fo'etno'. March 2l-c'ne
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FROCT.ANHIIV" ~ a.,,,
YNsERsas, az. Ausy ca. .:,a. .seS OF Andrew Prrk:
VI rom lie D.,r.r, evmaosei o. me eoa1'e
q ssoae Log Kna~hs fpaas .1a ~ he mt0'e ID e,ane
aer-t.r- uerey ;eQAr ;ne snea s. ~ 20 law on ID.
s.s's suF.isy sSi IN My mex counties
sor s.us;or 10 the vacsucy sf're,s.i .,d ,rde.
fven andsf my lani =, vern3rs ~ v.a,,s anu Yin ss
q, a as a.res @ D. IS, auI ia he sls Of the
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By me G"vsrnor; co,no,wssnh
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LAUREL sPkINES FOR SALE

nEE vi the mos, beautiful places in Virginia. in 81
~ minutes drive Of the Old Market, II nes below the
city adj lining the Tree Hill estate, on two sides and
fronting Mr. Robert Style seat You have trom II full
view Of the city of Richmond, Manchester the river.
or,dgea and uding country The dwelling slsrge,
built OF BRICK and eli the partitions, from basement to
g.Ires Of same material Il has two porticos rsnung
around three sidss over $40 feet By feet 10 In tho
rough repair nide and out The enclosures nearly
new The houses large stable aud carriage
house. are Of heart timber brick sprny and green house
with all the other huse thorough repair ALSO tho
springs anpcor soil Of test qusi y, snd we'll dtched
aud manure snough put in nne farming or gar.
doniug order II will suit any person desiring 6cauuful
nd noss healthy home. The present occupant being
Obliged remove 70 Richmond, It will be sold 4: great
bargain
/, VIII be With pleasure shown any person desiring to
plrcbtse, BY calling ut .he farm.
For terms sp2ly 10