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FALL RACES.

X ASH l. A n DIV Al
II hAA RACES-FALI, MEETTN;
SX%f<U3SA - lS59.-C m IN e n cing n =
E&AT THURSDAY, 9th octobe
--lS59.-The RACES over m
ASHLAND COURSE, in Hanover eoun.,. Va
will continue i've days, as follows:
FIRST DAT-FIRsr RAcE.-Strespstake r.,
two year old Colts and Fillies; single dash of
mile; 500 entrance; $50 forfeit; SOo added b, The
Club provided two or more start
SECOND RAcE-SEeepStale, for three-year old
Colts and FiilIes; two mile heats; $3.50 entrance.
500 forfeit; 200 added by the Club, provided two
or more start.
! SECOND DAY-FiR.r RAcE.-Sw,eps,aks for
three year old Colts which have never won race.
mile heats; Sl00 entrance $50 forfeit; 500 added
by the Club. provided two or more start.
SECOND RAcE-Proprietor's Purse, s 100; three
mile heats.
THIRD DAY-FTRsr RAcE.-Sing!s Dash Of
two miles. free for all ages for purse Of Sa ON
the part of the Clnb $40 entrance, to 20 with tins
purse.
SECOND RAcE-Joekey Club Parse, $500; four
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-Srsepsiasss fl,
three year old Colts and Files two mile heats:
500 entrance; Sl0o forfeit; $500 added by the
Club provided two or more start.
SECOND RACE Proprtet0T'S Purse, s3O0 two
mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-Handieap Purse $500, for beates
horses of the meeting; two mile heats.
Entrances for the Sweepstakes to close on lst
October, 1859. Address the undersigned,
NATHL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club
ASHLAND, Hanover co, Va, August /, 1859
au l-lawt21thO
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Rirbmunh gispatf1.
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THrrRApAY MORNING.


r..,.ra nj the Antspodes'
The sturdy Anglo-SaAoh a,, nu,it nm
ur,,,,, thu elote. IL has ho' oa.s
=. sss.a, Rr,tain the most powefI", e.np. On
..s,s.n tbe sun shines IL has NOV quay "Ne"
-,.s.as;on of the North American oohahens
"a ~i,sn its laws and language 70 tnirty-HSe
,,,,Yl;.,n. Of people here, VINO VIII In aue uhe
,,,,re asae whole, boundless continent" ahe'r
m~ mn, 4, ha. planted ana fostsred colonies
in The aniipodai possessions OF Australia, Van
n,.nan's land. and New Zealand, which now I
hunter nearly million Of in inhabitants, and
sire adding greatly TO commerce, and since the
discovery of the Australia gold mines, to the
wealth OF the mother country. Australia
alone is nearly as large as all Europe. Van
Dieman's land Is about half the size Of the
State Of Virginia, and is a fine agricultural
couatry. New Zealand. a group of beautiful
islands. in all about twice the size OF Virginia,
is said to be the finest, in some respects, of the
British possessions. These distan possessions
are already Of great value to England Tor
their nax and wool, as well as for the rich
products of their gold mines. The emigration
To them from Great Britain and Germany Is
steadily Increasing They have newspapers,
schools, churches, and lines of steamships
connecting them with England. They will
ciyilize and christianize ere long, not only all
their own waste places, but that vast insular
world Of the Southern hemisphere.
Lord MACAuLAY, in one of his fancy sketches,
facetiousiy termed histories, has arrayed him.
self in the prophetic mantle, and portrayed a
traveller meditating on the ruins of ST. PauIs
and London. 1t will be long time before
that imagination ia realized. Lord MAoAULAY
has shown so little acquaintance with the
past, that we may be excused for a want OF
confidence in his Vaccinations of the future
Butif, in tive hundred years, London should
be what Rame now is, the Anglo Saxon race
will nos be what Romans now are. In every
partof the habitable globe, new Euglands will
arise, more popular and powerful than the
old. On the American continent there viii
be, in two centuries, five hundred millions O
people speaking the English tongue, and gov
erned by laws and institutions which hae
their origin in England; while in Australi;
and its sister isles, the British Isles will re
appear, like full-orbed stars, which have onl,
set 10 rise again in another hemisphere ant
run a new course of glory that will last til
the end of time.
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Inv rEIFGRApH.l


HAMPTON RoADs, Sept. H-Arrived; snip Arche,,
IS DAYS from Callao, and schr. John W. MINOR Ia
days from Sombrero.
NEW YORK, Sept l2-Cleared, schr. dallego'
Smith, Richmond Arrived, the following schrS.
from Virginia: Period, Commerce, Home. y. 4.
Dix NJ Rogers. o. H. Dee. Mall M a WINS,
Mary Emma, E. H. Parker, Mary Jane. sophronla
asd Amelia. I3th.-Cleared schrs. VIM Alien,
Grant Norfolk; Gem. Crane, Petersburg ana A
rived. schrs Danve., Chester, Richmond; /: J:
Tnll Cooper, fredericksburg. and the following
from Virginia: Harriet, Geo w. whistler, u.
Reeves Ida Maria, James Buchanan and Precep-
tor. :r..L- s,,;.h
from Norfolk. for Demarara
NFwpoRT Sept. l0-Arrived schr A. s. Samp-
son Churn Providence, for Virginia:
NEw HAVEN. Sept 10.-Arrlved, schr. }. 3. Lane
BALTiwoRE. September I3.-Arrived, sehr Mary
Francis Norfolk. Cleared. steamer Belvldere,
Keene Richmond schrs Ashland, Graves, rich
mend: John Randolph, Phillips, do; Hope, Franz
do: iohn Allen, Slower, Petersburg; Ocean Bird,
ALgaSY, September I2.-Cleared. schr Ann Eli
"a Smith, for Richmond. IL:
CplycHA ISLANDS, August, l0-In port, SHIPS
Scotland. Burt: Ionian, Mitche Enterpe; Arey;
Herald OF the Morning, Baker: Adelaide wake
man; John Clark, Barham: tCarrier Dove. Mohtei'
and Elvira, Andrews for Hampton Roads, ldg.
NEW BEDFORD, September l0.--ArrlVed. schr
Rnggold, De Groot. Norfolk
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since 1904.
The amount of guano exported from the
Chinchas in the month of July was $3.50 tons,
of which 3.Oll went to England, 1858 to the
United States.
A little daughter of John Earle, of Orange,
y. r.. died of hydrophobia on Saturday eve
ming making three deaths Of the kind in that
vicinity.
Lord bloomfield, the British minister at
Berlin. has bought the library left by AieXan-
der Won humboldt
The upper Mississippi and Minnesota rivers
are so low that the larger boats have been
Withdrawn for the season.
Private letters from Tuscany speak of the
alarming Illness OF EilZabeth Barrett Brown-
ing, the poetess
A Miss Rorers, residing at Red Mills, KY,
on Tuesday evening. while in a fit, fell III The
fire and burned TO death.
The Boston Transcript says the swallows
have gone south, and that they all left on the
same day.
Micky Hogan struck Billy Patterson at Mid
dIetown, Conn, on Sunday 2sth ult., and has
been fined for doing it, 5ai
The new Baptist church at Raleigh, NC.
| n splendid edfice, was open the first time for
| worship on Sunday last.
Geo. W Dabney, for many years Clerk of
Campbell (Va) County Court, has resigned
| that position.
Paschal b. Burt, former Sheriff of Wake
! county, n. c., died suddenly in Raleigh on
Saturday last. s9sl5
James Rowe, cashier of the New York Her
aid establishment, died on Friday
religious revival similar to THAT in lreiaho
is progressing in Scotland.
A letter from Lord Napier mentions MS az
rival at the Hague.
Rev. J. A. Duncan, of Richmond, preached
in Fredericksburg, Va, on Sunday last.
Ex-President Van Bnren is writing MS Lille
and Times.
Secretary Floyd is now at Coyner's springs,
Va, with his health far from restoreo'
VIM 7. Reed, charged with arson IN fofts-
mouth, Va, has been acquitted.
Tho National Hotel. at Staunton, Va, has
been sold to Vim Jordon, of Rockbridge.
Tho diminishing house of Philips. Sampson
& 90. boston, has suspended payment.
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EIecfSOn Of Judges.

This miserable reform of modern politics in
beginainE " excite intense disgust in every
part of the country IN which ii has been tried
The question OF Judicial candidates has BE-.
cosas aaasoldabiy mixed up with politics, and
the constitution OF the highest courts In many
States 10 fast coming TO depend on the politi-
cal complexion OF the candidate. One of the
absest Judges OF New York, Hon, DANIxL
FnArr. whose term OF service expires with
Ihe present ysar, has to run the gauntlet for
re-electiog with small potato politician, who
~ aomlaetsd ~ opposition to him on purely
party xroansis, This is only one Of many
pfses'eas sxsmpiiaeations OF the evil teaden-
~ OF the elective system.
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Ex,IeS fran France.

The Philadelphia North American enume-
rates among the most distinguished French
exiles. who are at liberty by the late amnesty
10 return TO France. Gen. CHANGARNIER, resid-
ing at Brussels. and Generals LAMoRIcIERE
and BEpEAu. who had greatly distinguished
themselves in Algiers and to whom NAPo-
LEON offered commissions in the Crimean war,
which, however, they refused. LANoRiCiEkE'
however, offered his services TO NAPOLEON ou-
ring the italian war, bat the Emperor de-
clined them with thanks" It's not easy 10
imagine more CALLING punishment to a French
soldier, than to shut him out from the SER
ice of his country during great war
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We have lately announced the death of the
venerable Col SAMUEL GREEN, gentleman
Of the old school, printer and editor, well
known throughout Connecticut, who died on
the 5th inst, at the advanced age of ninety-one.
Col. GREEN was probably the Oldest editor IN
Connecticut. if not in the Union, and If we
mistake not. was descendant of NATHANIEL
GREEN, who published in Boston, the first
newspaper ever printed in America, and a
connection of the famous General NATHANIEL
GREEN. of Revolutionary memory.
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A LADY's OUTFIT.-There is now on exhl-
bjtion at a fashionable jewelry establishment
in New York, in small show case, less than
thirty inches square collection OF gorgeous
valued at SIS 900 A pin, formed of single
white diamond is valued at $4,000 one neck,
lace of large diamond, $9,OO0i TWO small
ones. Sc 600 each; two parasols, S75 each
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SUMAo.-The Fredericksburg Va) Herald
notices an increasing trade in that city IN SUI
mac. mill has been established there, and
over 100000 pounds ground in sixty days The
miller pays about 800 per day for the raw
article
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut James NJ. Watson
has been ordered to relieve Lieut.. w. H. BAN,
in command OF the United States store-ship
Fredona, ut Valparaiso, Chill. Lieut.. George
NJ R,nsom has been detached from the 3os-
ton navy yard. and ordered to the United
States steam sloop Narraganset.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. SEPT. "A. 10!
H,sa Water thn day Tanrsday) 81 o'clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
schr. Geo. L., Gunter, Eastern Shore, corn, A.
MillspauEh. - X,..,,., -, r.,
schr Stagg, Loveland, Philadelphia, COAL Tai
hott K Bro.
steamer Relvidere, Keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, D. Il W. CuTrIe.
SAILED.
Brig Lamka, Brown, Norfolk, in ballast. r.,
Schr Ocean, Aaron, Washington VIA Fort wal
thall. coal w. ID Coiquitt Co.
Schr Hayre de Grace. Fields, down the river,
Ii, bit. .h.
river. light. -.
Schr. Pearl, I.ank, down the river, light.
Schr. Patriot. Rhuark, Washington, VIA fort
Walthali, COAL w. d. Colquitt Co.
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DIED.

n. ~. ,.,n,,~ .r seet 18th. at his residence. in
Hanover, Mr.. THoS. q. TtNsLhf, IN we fiss
year OF his age. ,.-s.ss -. AZ. Rag ....1-
denes To- day. at u o'clock, NJ.
On the 18th instant Mrs. VIRGINIA E.. in thu.
ssth wear of her age consort Of s. b. Sweeney, OF
War s,,nerai win take place to-day fThursday, ), at
10 O'clock from the residence OF VIM Wet; o.. on
I. nil, are invited to attend without further no.
fce 4
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Quick WoRK-In Philadelphia, on Mon
day two women were detected stealing piece
of silk in a dry goods store. Ihey were ar
rested. and the next morning sentenced to TWO
years Imprisonment.
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Az OLD MAGIsTRATE.--Col. VIM. Daven-
port died few days since in Caldwell county.
NC. lie was native of Culpeper, Va, but
had been a magistrate in North Carolina ever
since 1894.
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Ts--1sS SHOCKED HILL. GENERAL
- AGENCY.--G. W. II. TYLER, office on
RENT OFT HOUSES. HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL. ESTATE. SELL NEGROES, and
thanks Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past. au 3l-6m
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.MARRIHp.

A,at I.m.., fsk,rrh. on Tuceday 18th inst, By
Rss y isms5 a Ms eaM'L BoY g Mis-
FANNIE TAYLOR. daughter oil the late W m; J.
Tayiof all of this city.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Nos. Prizes Nos Prizes. Nos. Prizes. Nos.Prizes

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFICATE.-The under
signed, sworn Commissioners to superIntend the
drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby
earthly that the above is an accurate list of the
numbers and prizes as they were drawn by us this
day, Sept. 10, 1859. at Augusta. Ga
&c. BfA.RRBEER, Sworn CONS.
Sworn to and subsc abed before me.
LEWIS LEVY, J. T.
ExPLANATIoN.-The left hand row in each of the
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize which the number is entitled to-
If your number is not in the list and does not end
in s, your ticket is a blank.
All tickets where the number ends in 6 are en-
titled to $50 in addition to any other prize which
the above drawing may entitle il to. Half, quarter
and eighth tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of packages are entitled to all they
eighths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned to
this Office Tor cash re-InYestment. Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need not be returned.
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ma. Farm n Implements, Wheat Ma.
CHIMES, COWS. SHEAF OATS, &c, AT AUG.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, WHEAT MA,
CHIMES, cows, &c. at the farm lately late occupied
by II. B. Dickinson. commencing L HIS MOhNlNI
at Io'clk See advertisement under auction head.
se b-lt THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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WASHINGTON LODGE.
A, 4 sH0CCo SPRINGS FOR SALE

A, 4 SHOCCO SPRINGS FOR SALE
VIVA 4On WEDNESDAY. the 18th of October
4s.hz snail offer for sale at pE f h.s aug
ton, on the premises f not disposed OF nel9Ie,
SPRINGS is situated in Warren county, n C.,
twelve miles south from the Warrelton depot
tire estsbshment is in the most thorough repair,
and capable of entertainin- between SIX and seven
acres. more or less The original quality of it is
very superior, quite equal to any Land IN this
Terms made known on day of sale.
~ u SESSIONS
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IIbHTICU CUUIItN A'oPt. I'tII' ieSJ9 90 n e'ts'
l,AI.EOF VALUABLE STEAM MILL, &c.
> offer for sale my STEAM SAWMILL and
FIXTURES, eighteen horse power situated In
the county of New Kent. three hundred yards from
a good landing on the Pamunkey river. VIII also
sell ali the TIMBER standing $50 acres of land,
Convenient to the Mill. There be no better
situation for Mill than this. being convenient to
West Point and the White House; the present
terminus of the Richmond and York River Rail
road ANY person wishing to get BARREL TIM
BIER or TIES for the RAILROAD, would do well TO
n Va The timber consists of white, red and
chestnut Oak; Poplar, Maple, Cup 4 IA 9n q Ash
and WAGONS, OXEN and LOG WAGONS. If
not sold. privately before the 9oth sEPTEM Der,
will offer them for sale publicly on that day.
W BENZ. Il. DOS w ELL.
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o., EXCHANGE AND BANKING
49, BUSINESS
ENDERS, SUTTON & Co, Richmond. Va,
FOSTER, ENDERS & CO., Staunton, Va.
JONI ENDERs. W. NJ. SUTTON. r. t. FOSTER.
sc lO-Im
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H-NS THEAPPROACHING FAIR.-To
Ga those interested in the REFRESH
MENT PRIVILEGES. during the Fair week. it
proper to say that the Society has put up build
ing, 100 by 80 feet. with kitchen and bar thereto for
the gentlemen and that suitable provision will be
made for ladies' saloon-both of which will be
for the use of the successful bidder free.
CHAS. DIMMOCK,
sc 15-2t Sec'y Va C. A. S.
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BIBLES. BIBLES, BIBLES. --Jnst opened
ID splendid assortment Of
FAMILY, PULPIT, SCHOOL AND POCKET
BIBLES. containing. Old and New Testament.
thing else pertaining to complete edition of the
sacred volume, and at all prices, from LIS to $25
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS,
In velvet. morocco, arnbcsque. sheep, and other
hindlngs and at all prices from Is cts. TO 10 EACH
For sale by
Sc list ,fas A. MOkHlS, " Main st.
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pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID A PROCLAMATION information having
HAGAN, who is accused of having committed
rape upon an infant, IN the SUBURBS OF the city OF
S On ere6 aer nGs q oN
ANp FFY said RAfNY 70 an GhG s fh
him into the ail of the city of Wheeling and do
moreover REQUIRE al otiieers OF TINS common.
generally. to use their hest exertIons TO procure
the arrest of the said fugitive, that he may be
-, Given under my hand as Governor. and un-
us der the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth,
al A''"'0''' '' Ill HENRY NJ A. e WISE 1so''
GEoRGE w. MUNFoRp,
Sec'y of the Commonwealth
BARNEY HAGAN is about FIVE feet eleven
inches high, slender and straight, dark complexion,
dark hair. no whlskers, one tooth ont in front up
eos HIS usual empeymen f has been
helping IN rolling mill. Sc l5-sw3w
OFFICE RIcnMoND FIRE AssocIATIoN.t
Richmond; Sept; 18th, 1852.
nItIDEND.-The Board of Directors of this
81 Tf% hafe GN asnns M
tives, On and after SAT- RPAY65 nh hist.
Sc ls-lst R. A. TOMPk Ms. Asst. see'y.
NOTICE.-.W Whereas the County Court OF Hem
rico have Il In contempt alton to change the To-
cation OF the foor- House, the UNDERSIGNED CON-
mittee are appointed to receive PROPOSALS for
suitable location Tor the new ement for that
purpose. until the 30th day of the present month,
tSeptember.J -
F., Persons having suitable property, situated at
distance not exceeding ten, nor less than three.
miles from the corporation. are requested to com
municate with either of the committee by written
proposition. They will state the location, number
of acres, character of the buildings and price of
the property.
The property at present occupied as o Poor
House will be sold or given in exchange for such
may he selected Ivy the Court. from the lots Of
fered. ]. B. KEESEE.
GEO. TURNER.
MILES C. EGGL ESTON,
FENDALL GRIFFIN,
PETER D. GLlNN.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next Session
IL of this School will commence on the LIST of Dc
tober next. building, just finished will enable
the subscribers to accommodate a large number
of boaTders.
TERMS for board, tuition, washing, and bedding,
$40, payable quarterly, in advance
TIL. II. FOX.
Sc l6-cw3t TIL. H. FOX, JR.
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CIGARS. CIGARS. CiGARS-LEAF AND
" NAN UFACTURED TOBACCO. MEER-
SCHAuM TUBES. PIPES. MATCHES, he
Wholesale purchasers solicited to call and ex
anime, at JOHN BOUCHER'S Cigar and To-
bacco Store, l4th st, between Main and Franklin
ats, ecmptete assortment In the above line Of
GOODS. warranted as represented. ANY article
funded at any time. -. es 70
Sc l5-3m
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.Ax FARM FOR SALE.--I offer for sale pri-
~ yately, until the 25th of October next, 1859,
.-A< my small FARM, situated in Amelia county,
one mile south of Jetersyille Station, on the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad and four miles from
the Amelia Springs, containing i54 ACRES, of
which three tourths are cleared. The BUILD
INGS are good. and consist of single story
good basement rooms, and all necessary OUT
HOUSES for small family, If not sold before the
premises publicly to the hlg hest bidder
Sc l5-dsw6wlaw3W* r. III. JETER
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n ATTENTION, VIRGINIA RIFLES
A Assemble for regular Drill, at Military Hail.
III Rifle and Side arms.
- Extra meeting will be held after the drill. IT
Is important that every member should he present
BY order of the Captain
Sc l5-H +. w. HAGEhIEYER. 0. s.
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t:tsNEttATstt AGENTS.
S. BvRH, y Co, No ! Cornhill Boston.
MAss.i J, e, BtNouAN, 50, Juhnsbury, Vt; },
NJ llcup & SsuN, Watrrbur,,,Nt., Lyman. Saw.
age Co Montreal, G.. E., Lyman Bros x Co.,
Toronto, G. W Wm. Pearson. Ottawa, agent
for m S. A. BvnuANK, DanNil,c, c. T..
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IENMIIN RIRI1fS

any address.
FAMILY BIBLES.
We keen the best assortment " FAMILY BIBLES to be
found m Sew England at the very lowest prices
orders Clubs single Individuals solicited
all the country which perfect satisfaction viii
he guaranteed In MI cases
Greater lOducemouts TO Agents FcttnE up Clubs. and
better satisfaction syen 20 pWehases than by any other
PLEASE SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
n. hive DO not issue our Catalogue from garrett
down cellar. where strangers cannot mud Our Storr
Of the largest AnG most spacious bosoR where Wis
ors nom the country cordially invited TO call and
for themselves. $3.50
/, G. G. EVANS & Coz
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FOR S ALE.

A FINE cottage residence on StJohnsbury plain
~ VT. situated on Main street. about ten min
utrs walk fXom Mcssr=. Fairbanks scale work \
and depot iScouS cnicnt FOR man doing business
on thr Plain or az Paddock's Village. IL il n
well built house, convenient for one or two fami-
lies has - good rooms. two cellars and out build.
ings, wen of good water with a chain pump and
a CistCrn uf soft water.
The barn was fitted up two years ago in good
order for stablingS horses, aud new carriage
house built nt the same time. There il one acre
Of excellent land and the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont
7. 5. The village people have built one ~ their
large cistcrns opposite the place this fall which II
very convenient IN case Of fire,
The owner having lcft town is anxious 70 sell
and will sell at bargain.
For further particulars enquire Of Russell Hal.
lett near the premises.
l5:f CHARLES sHATTUcK.
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STArE ~ rENll0NE

lu Probate Court tft 80 &c. JuhurhufF, liu auI fHT
HHil distrIl. un enc gai day ~ April u l-i1
instrument UurpIrtlHg 40 tf thr Iast Fl Hud irsia-
- fUt 40 IHarl AIar lHtr of Nuthr Boo h4lu UiHtIUt
deceased hsius prosecuted Co the Court here d. Hiram
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
Machinery and Castings.

V'Hr subscribers have ON hand Woodvortht
4 planners. Circular Saw Mills, Clapboard aud
Shing'c Mills OF approved patterns and excellent
Wutkwnuthus also s., saf.housc & Arch-mouths
and platcs. B,acksmiths' Tvitcs, Fan Below.
aud Tire Rollers. LoN Stoves, Barn door Rolls
Iron Sinks. sc Sc. Castings aud Forgings Of
every description, and repairing done toafdcr and
1T short notice. IALLET A THOMPSON.
81. Iohushury. Vi car