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JUST PUBLISHED.
THE PLANTATION"
Southern Quarterly Journal of Politics and Literature

Ins periodical edited by able Southern Par ter
has brought IN the midst OF Negro Slavery and
thoroughly with It's principles treatment and benefits
special feature the Panaion will be found the champion
Of the peculiar lion and will therefore counsel and advise
he Of guarding the rational rights Of
Southern citizens and the perpetuatOn Of their stability and
force.
Bey nd the Southern States woful ignorance pervades the
world concerning T. merits Negro Slavery To dpel this
ignorance and In this wise render useless attacks against
Institution the OF ns0na wealth and Individual engt
enment-wii be a prominent aim othis journal.
Subscription price IS 90. Single copies Al 25
Published by PUDNEY RUSSELL ~ John Street. and A.
TURNER, Eaonton. Ga.
I'll SEN General Anents mYlI-M
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MATAPONI RIVER, ADJOINING FRALiEtS FERRY fOA
sALE-We authorized by Mesrs Jno. Baghy and WIN
Gary sell the valuable PARM containing about
Of high land and large booy Of marsh It has two
dwell houses three good barns, houses, sab
good repair TIE nj has recently been extensively lined
might be very well divided make two farms
posedt purchase requested view the premises then
The health 81 the pace Is proverbaL The
payment will be made accommodating Apply 20
GODDlN APPERSON,
LII Y
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THE HANk OF RECuNOND.

CFFCIENT Of the Capital Stock Of the Bank Of chmond
- ing subscribed the Stockholders vii Goidns
the purpose Of organ ling the ih Of June II o'clock
The Books remain open Tor further subscriptions the Office Of
Jno. A. Lancaster a Son.
A. WARWICK,
X W. NcGRUDER,
WI CURRIE,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Commissioners
EDWIN DAVENPORT,
J. RARKSDALE,
nays-sd ROCKER
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Removal, and summer Opening.
~ G.. BARTON will from No 100 TO No. 800 Main
Street four doors 9th St7esi on MoND Y 14th
inst and will omen on TUESDAY the 18th inst with fresh sup
ply Of French Flowers, Ribbons, and summer
Bonnets. win d open, at the time, a large lot Of
Psench Mantilas and Travelling Busters. 9-dGt
TTOEs.-Reoeivei, per ship HARVEST QUEEN from Liver
II pool full assortment Of ELwGLLs Wedding, Hiag and
GrtlJbin0 HoE vhlch we offer lev.
We have let hand small stock OF Grain and Grass
eCYTAEs which We offer dtoost
WILLIAMS 4 ELLIOTT,
Importers Of Hardvsra &c,
81 Main Street nearly opposite o. chsrW Hotel
nyN-lE
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I,Ru OF I.5I6 ACREsIN HANOVER CoUY

Il TY WITHIN ONE MILE OF BEAVER DAM DEPOT. FOR
SALE for sale II FARM which reside known
River lying the county the
Anna containing between hundred
acres about hundred Of which is in original and well
tmbered hundred ami fifty In old pines The dwelling
with egh; rooms, besides cellar rood repair ard
from Beaver Dam dep the Virginia Central Rail
road where there ready sale for timber and The
the yard and garden pasd in Young
orchards Of peaches and spe and The soil Is suit
cd 10 the growth corn wheat tobacco
well on divided into FIVE nelds well osed In
clover and In an improving condition.
l will show the any wishing 10 purchase.
HENRY r. CARTER Dam Depot,
ma1s-9awln Hanover county, Va.
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A TEACHER WANTED.--I wish TO engage South
N gentleman experience who competent prepare
boys College charge Of school Of from twelve six
teen pupils, in private family. Address
ALEXANDER WHITE,
ma4-2awn Salem Roanoke, Va
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BY KENT, PAINE 4 co.
LARGE SALE OF FRESH DRY GOODS AT ACTION

THURSDAY, The 18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock We
will sell Auction Rooms, large assortment AZ gN
TIRELY FRESH and sEAS0NABLE
DRY GOODS
Comprising great variety Of and desirable STYLES sdapted
o the city retail trade
THss under sloO, cash; over that amo ant months
credit for approved paper.
mall KYST, PAINE co, Auct.
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puoesue MEuNG-The Democratic Association
all NEE; tonight a tle African Church, fer the annual
,..-Jr oft officers We presume that other business will
a. introduced a view Of recent events Charleston
all tle Virginia d.. CATION De sustained for remtlia.
Boz The Convention va.u che delegates lrom the sister
Southern States bad -,lelels Le,tde voice of the rank
ana file be heard upon ti- m1m'utous question, Auotb
flu- should De attended to The Seceiers Convention
e shortly Doe he't tr ttis city, and the meeting to-
night should appoint committee, % make necessary ar
rr-.m.rts
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n
o. The General Assembly Virginia, notice Is heteoy seu'
Board Public W ill receive at any Lne previous
September. 1s6 proposals FOR ak per cent
lan % six ioa) dolApayA able IN such
required not exceeding -u
Eo hundred housandl dollars per said 10 be re-
d-smabin th four years Interest payable semi annually On
OF January and Of July Of each yeaAt the
Treasury OF the state n Richmond
Proposals also invited Tor the loan AZ ~ or
FEDERAL sterling other appropriate bonds VII be ssud LOT e
loan, paid Ia a. the optiol o the lender
Constitution n the etate and laws TN pursuance uefe
sinking established for the punctuA payment OF we IN
annually and the redemption Of The principal In ulry
Of the bonds These provisions OF AN
tie and Increasing taxable Of the STATE anu ~
strongest possible OF The SAFETY anu
value o. the - -. - .,
proposals be addressed TO the BOARD Of Public no
Ricseond virginia and endorsed where any ir-
~ or5-r THOMAS II. DEWITT,
see'yB p Works Of Virginia
Riehmond, Va. Nay I. isSO--aavtlstsspt
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LAWRENCE $. MARYE,
AT LA

Al IOINN u I a I LA w.
DRGCTICEs the Courts OF the City Of Richmond
Corntes of Heurco, Hanover and Caroline. lie Is also
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF the United states Court
OF Claims. 49,
The partnership between Chasan White and himself being dis
solved lis Office lh St, just below Goddns Hall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

AAT1lNGS, MATT9NGS.
WI - White Aatting
~ Isd Checked Mating, isE sale BY cv,vrpv
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TNEON FAIR.

INHE Agricultural the Central Agricultural Societies
will hold their Fair for the upoa the grounds 81
Central Society commencing MONDAY the 22d October
aad tinung six days.
JOHN r. EDNUNDS
President Virginia State Agriculture Society.
JAMES Lyons
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY,


~ AT AUCTION.-Od wEDN ESDAY, MAY 1ftb AZ ~ oc'rt
wills sell At Auction At Warehouse head Of the Dock
Cargo Of the ship Henry EuEk just arrived nom ypoo
consisting 81
6ttO sacks hae Salt Of Anderon wortLlnston brand
Said will he delivered At City IN, or Richmond Tho pur
Point, will be al owed nyhteage and dockage
per sack. mal2 tbs EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
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privately my farm Bell Mont yinS county King
Queen the ourshng village Of Stevensyi and five
House Said farm contains $50
adapted growth Of wheat, and tobacco
supplied with timber large portion Of which the Mat
aponi liver good Dwelling with rooms with Office In
yard all necessary servants houses In good condition. and
large barns and stables, all new
II Is deemed unnecessary mention many advantages pos
sessed by this point Of producycness health location, &C.,
kc presumed persons desiring purchase would prefer
to examine for For further particulars apply
NJ p. TODD,
mh2-ctf stevensyile p o King and Queen, Va
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LTTENTION CHESrRRRIELD

~ LlGlT DRAGnUN1-l0u OUT company vii muster slG
AZ Horner's shop SATURDAY, the 18th ofMay 1900 I'D
AZ II o'cock atien lance eluired, the
sures viii then and there he TAX N for Uniforms
by order Of the Captain
,,,itcd w q CLARKE q .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

TuNO SKATERS, ONE CUTTERS, mASONS,
i EXCAVATORS, GRANITE CUTTER. AND IRON WORKERS.
received, at the Office Engineer II the
City until " O'Clock Wednesday next the 10Th Inst for the
Stating Cutting Masonry Excavation, Wrought and Cast
Work the construction the
City Richmond Plans Of Specifications Of The be
APP icaon at this Office where all further Information
can be obtained
by Special Committee the City Aims House
my14- Il W. GILL, City Eng'r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

P.-rr C,-rs.-pwrg the morning wee. Yesterday.
Oh. Nlyor .o0, occasion 90 remark Ia he had no legal
tr--y t1 d poe Of tte petty cases" which be sent
90 tde Grand jury as writer u one o., tie city dli,,
tii u.u4,gi While chai-u-th5 bis Honor was respor-
SIN So. ,0e heavy amount of business thrown upon th
Hastings Court We ltye often observed Jhtr thc tyor
Do. seq, ou 'o Cha, tribunal petty larceny and ohe- ta-
SD, of comparatively trivial character which We thought
ie could have disposed of G1a. by prescribing fine or
Imprisonment, lu., it ibis power IS rot vested iu him he
must, %. course either dis barge o. send ou' the ac-
e.s.a Iag.l iu every such ca,c.
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IL VOOLFOLK JH has been conducting the lumber bus
Ashland, 10 Hanover county, as my Agent has
authorized % the Saw NH from It's present ocauon 70
any other county carry business as hereto
fore All purchases the establishment 20 be Tor ed eN
cusge aud All s OF lumber for cash. on as short credit as
spI5-W6w PICHEGRU VOOLFOLK.
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OLD DOMINION SAYINGS BANK,

kILUWOND,
CHARTERED ~ the legislature Of Virginia.
IHIs INSTITUTION will DEPOSlfs which inter.
six per per will paid on all sums remain
longer months and five per cent for shorter time
Depo the Insurance Office Of Messrs WORKMAN
WYATT, No. 1870 Main 1t bv the TREASURER,
CHAS. Y. MORRIsS Ireidsnt
JOS p. SWORDS, SecreaIyV.
CHAs. T. WORKMAN, Trslstper
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
gYg.B. COOK, AUtTIoNEFR.

TuE THIRD AND POSITIVELY FINAL sALE
~ kLk" ant OILPANlING" viii take place a COkINTHT-
An HALL. 90 THesday Afternoon, Nay 1th, commencing
a. cloc< when an mum H'r -isi, conpdsiny shout
fifty Pictures will b. offered These are part The I'm.
p0rtsuOn Of those rsceuty sod believed
respect aoy modern exhibited here
The Gallery VII be open 10 Iad and
o'clock 70 day Monday until the tine Of sale Tuesday
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By PULLIAM CO, Auei.

% NEGROEs-we wi. sell p LlE,y Negroes to day At 10
--,I o'clock. PULLIAA a CO Aurts.
Oid FeoEs Hall
n House Servants Cooks, Washers and Ironer, 'r sale
pfiyat-ly myil
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BY GODDiHA APPFRsnH, Aueis.
D,.Ir ~ I'LL n N Ill IL 49,. a. ..x..

- THE NORTH slDE ~ CLAY, BFTWEFS sm AND siH
STREETS At AUCTlON-Wil be 500 at ton prem
hes UksDAY the 18Th Of May, l-Cn o'cock The
large and admirably located bHeh teEeue located above he
lover story - Eict 10 The o,cuppn-y William
ScvHrt school room, aud ~ story
70 Or and occupied BY ether The whole prop
uts for $50 The lot fronts
back - feet and has gd1 alley the side. This property
located In improving part n the cy and ofsri great
ducencnts 10 capitalists aud others
TN. Oneoufth cash. balance atf snd " months for
goabe interest added secured by u,t deed tile
tsnei The for lsC0 10 be paid BY e purchaser
maq-tds GODDIN 4 APPERsnS, Aueta
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nY nroMNING Mocnr 4 on

by BELTS 4 GREGORY. AuctG
a NRGHOES.-We will cell This Moruinz a. 10 o elcrt,
w 10 likely Negroes BETT5 A GREGORY Auct'rs.
Franklin street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

3. FrrNr>r QrtEErl--Mrs Mary W.cl, a hard spec.
u.a of the genes, H.r was before Che Mayor. ye-ter
ls7 for abusing Mary Matthews and vas sent 70 JAIL iu
lear.to. security Tor her good behavior.
Nsr-.-e, S.I,lr vas also charged with addressing
threatening AH-gEs ,o Houora E4.ol. What the ry-
sgt o.. Che Investigation Ess are unable 70 saw as
c-raercc was exhausted by the iuruworah'e questions
r-aposui.d 20 the witnesses hv % learned blrsiser-
counsel for Che accused and ae e.t ,le court room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

LE1yEE Ton eHr-Rey. Dr. Cth5 viii deliver a
lecture tonight at Institute Hail. .the second Of the
coarse on The Constituent; Parts Of the Atmosphere.
Ia gentleman has received the highest encomiums from
r Northern press as lecturer on scientific subjects.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

S0 NEGROEs-This day alto O'Clock Sl SCI any TEsy
CO slaves. HECTOR DAVE.
ja2}-du Auot
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by HECTOR DAVIS. Auct

DIT HTt'I''7FINN ''VOItTl 4 %.
I'VE WILL SELL. Au ton Room Franklin street,
w icda-, At 10 O'clock eght likely Negroes
myl BROWNING, MOORE a co
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. DIVIDEND NOTICE

- Of Director, OF The virginia Fire and Marine Insu
Company have declared dividend Of ZEN per- lor
a. ~ PEI sae) The capital stock, Of the profits o. the past
six h payable hr stockholders, their gal
the '5 ns;unt which date The TRANSFER book will be
e.. sed D, usual WILLIAM WILLIS, ia,
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DRIGG,S PLANO FORTE,

BRIGGS PLANO FORTES.
rVylIS PIANO certainly surpasies all that we con-
the instrument capable Of and yet its z6Sxru1
whele construction Is simple and coumon-sensi H4kW
cal that Il recommends Its II at the only
natural wsnder such cases
why discovered before The theory
lives strength and
Piano built upon any other plan. is i fact the bet FHo
In 6Tistents From the New York Express.
TAYLOR has also second hand Pianos which he
will sell oh cap for cash
Main Sweat
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Two FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT
SILK ROBES,
ATRI5, $40, AND s25,
WHICH COST


VALUABLE FAHN FOR SALE PHINATE-
LYTne subscriber VIII offer privately for short time the
upon which he resides n the lower end Of Charlotte
COUNTY miles south of Roanoke station, the Richmond
Oanyie Ia load and the distance north Of Clarks-
vile xihin eight miles % the Kcysye and C. K. r. This
farm les on Big Buetone Greek and contains 92
aret hundred Ia original forests and pines heavily mbered
ia Creek grounds branch fats and highly improved
lots of Unequaed fertility the remainder In good state OF cul
GFaoa ptnr highly susceptible and reteuve Of Improvement
divided into four fields each running 70 the sta
hes field being waerrd by large branches and fall
springs The land level 'y productive and lies remark
Ably we'll The location proyrbial FOR health being at the
e handsome aud With slight imp oyements would
the beautiful and desirable residences in this
ton OF Va
ueshborhoOd offers every ndueemen being Of the
best In the State.
Rel OaL Grove Va. MM. h. MORGAN,
ap2i-ctistJuue BED Oak Grove.
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rFroD R,r pr RDs,sy Edi'or Christian Adrocd'el
sSNPLEs SF, aLE BAEISG PosbtEA perscns fond Of Hight
and wholesome loaf bread biscuits, batter and huckvhea
ezk purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than soda ssratus
&C. No fear The Of e will make the yhest
sweetest bread Ia the shortest possible time time labor and
disappons 10 the accompanying simple d.
recouS observed Besides Il Is manufactured Virginia. and
il invention Of Yaukeedom. John Garok, manufacturer
Richmond Va eknOw him, and tried IT,
and H. the best tried Get and mind the
directions.
FO sale throughout the by Druggists gene
IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

FrusHTD.-TnAddeu, slave OF WOodson Hall, was
PaaAsd Yesterday, BY order Of shs Mayor for stealing
fses u neat from Wm Pieiasr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

BEAT us WuE-Wm. Booth, resident Of Butcher
town. WAS ar-ai--ei before he MAYOR. yesterday, for
u..tr- a.. wife. Martha They have only been welded
about rl-ee months and before thg honey moon had
vauei che husband violated Dis mlrrlE, vows by SLAP
ping hs s.'e- avs. These and other facts OF "a more
d--rc... character leaked oIr yesterday, during the
Investigation The accused committed ia default Of
se..r., for BIS good behavior aud his wife left the
goar,--o1m declaring I'll won't live with him any lon
r.-"
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NOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOX RICH
L MOND PROPERTY FAEs, in Henrico, ~ miles from
Richmond and a mile from the York River Railroad, ad
joining places Rural shades Auburn, etc. The farm
4O& - Of which cleared well enclosed
and good heart and comfortable dwelling and all
cesssry outbudng the place aud well Of first rate
ter In the yard.
Ipreerred land be divided subdiyded and sold with
or without improvements suit the convenience Of purchaSer
wishing engage Agriculture, Horticulture, the Dairy
business proximity Richmond max IS particularly desirable.
The location Is healthy ana neghborhocd good.
Terms liberal
Forfrther particulars address Richmond or enquire OF Dr.
R Lyme, Mr.. Lyle Foster Rchnond, Va.
AiO-ctf SA HART NJ D.
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BERRING'S FIRE PROOF Sal

TIVE BEST IN THE with powderprooI ocks
Also, Burglar proof Safes with or without the Fe proof
Banks SC, &c
Bank, Exchange Offices, &c have made to order in
desirable form
Depot In Richmond, lSO Main street
n,9 KNOWLES wAIFoRD.
CRIPPIN;S HORSE SHOE NAILS.-95 bags our
~ importation, In store and for sale quantities to suit
purchasers. J. sIN1ON 4 Co
MAG Importers Of Hardware, II Main St
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VI r 5. WIN o W -,

an experienced Nurse and Female Physician. rr
sents 70 the attention of mnthers- be-
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8 y =.
Great Northern and Nei;prs
RIO E,
NORTHERN II. ~ RAILROAD.
90 Miles sdrsd bstt5een burlington & Cha
by fhfS Route

NORTHERN II. ~ RAILROAD.
90 Miles sdred bst,5een burlington & Cha,
b. this Route.
hurst TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point D., AZ
\ arrives at 0gdensburgh at II Is AM, ,o--s
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam and Watertov- l
road for Waterfowl, Rome, Syracuse, Bocis-
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincin1ar I'D
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at 0gds-sb-r
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad fof Byrr
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Cbicars
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point 9. $50
P. NJ, or on the arrival Of the Trains from ..s~s..
mont Central Railroad, arrive at Ogdensburgt 800
P. NJ, connecting with Drsnd Trunk Railrs5.r
all points West.
RETURNING G.,
FIRST TRAIN leaves 0gdensburgh at sOOAM.
arrives at Rouse's Point 4 10 P. VI. Connects VIII
the Vermont Central and arrives at Burlington "
I 10 P. NJ, making connections with 81 RsiI".
Lines SOuth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Osdensburgb a. 2
P. NJ, arrives at Rouse's Point at sCO P. II. "a
lodge,) connecting as above, and With Cnamplai-
and St. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and Quebec
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured a.
at all stations on the Vt CentralBailroai, and Of
VI. L. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE, SuDt
Jsnuary 4, 1858. febl3d6v
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

1 not only relieves the child from pain, 6g:i'-
vigerates the stomach and bowels, corrects seiii
and gives tone and energy to the whole sys's-. Il
will almost instantly relieve
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-04-13
FOR L E.

"A RARE opportunity is now presented for the
~ purchase of one of the best grain and grazing
farms in Western Vermont.
This Farm contains lis acres, under
a good state Of cultivation, pleasantly situated a
miles from the village of Burlington, is now in
market for the first time since its original purchase.
The buildings-House "a by So, with Kitchen and
Wood-shed Is by ~ (painted white); Hay and
Grain Barn 80 by 40 with stables for ~cattle):
Horse Barn "a by So; two Hay Barns "a #. square
with shed Is by 40, are in good repair; Well and
Cistern with Pumps therein convenient TO the
house.
The subscriber is not ambitious to overstate it's
merits, but offers the farm for examination and
sale, and will oe happy to show Figures which
do not lie" of his sales for the last few years.
Address or call upon
J. II. BOSTWICK,
Dorset ST., Burlington, VT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-04-13
SASH, DOORS, OS
AND STAIRS.

TINE subscribers have Just set up a compleUe
set of new and improved machinery for Iae
manufacture Of DOORS, SASH & bLLNOS'
Of all descriptions.
They are also prepared to execute al order1ior
PLANNING OR SLITTING LUMBER,
SCROLL-SAWING. MOULDlNGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from sinch to 8 inches.
They would call particular attention totheir
NEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS
which. for durability and beauty, EXCEL bgtdT
anv thing Of the kind ever offered In this market
Also-eTAIR BUILDING of all kinds,
including RAILS, NEWELS, and BANioIbho,
Of anv STYLE and material desired, specimens Of
which NAV be seen at Cur Shop.
All work delivered at the Wharves or oepots
free Of charge.
Shop, South end Of the
PIONEER MACHINE SHors.
CHASE L SMITH.
burlington, April l, 1859. WY
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ALSO, o SALE,

ALSO, FOR SALE,
WITH, OR WITHOUT THE FARM.
One Span Work Horses;
One Q years old Black Hawk;
Two yearling
Two 4 year old St. Lawrence Colts;
Ono 2 - -
Seven Good Cows in good order;
Fifty-fve Sheep, mostly Ewes, a choice lot of
feeces, averaged last season 81 per head;
Wagons, Sleighs, Harnesses, Ploughs;
In short, all the paraphernalia pertaining to a
well-rigged Vermont Farm.
j. H. BOSTWICK.
Jan, IL. wifi
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TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at ] ,35 P. VI. and 6I5p 10,
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and H.
River Junction with trains leaving Bas.,-
Springfield at 80 AM, same day, and Ne,
previous evening. Leave Windsor at Fl So
arriving at Burlington at 40 P VI, s.
lisp NJ, lodge, and arrive at Montreal Al
A VI, and at Ogdensburgh at 1910 ". -.-.
Connecting at 0gdensburgh with Gran.
train, for Detroit and the West withou. 5s,-
EXPRESS TRAIN connecting at Wiri.- ,
train which Leaves New York assam al %.
White River Junction with train Fici s.-,
Boston at 500 P NJ, the previous la7 -.
Windsor at $50 A NJ, arrives at Burlinzr,2,9s
P NJ, Rouse's Point at 1 IS P VI. Non,-sa, n. E .
P VI, and at Ogdensburgh at OI.O P ". The a-,
day, and proceeding by Grand Trunk fr Is.-
and the West the same night.
4 passenger car attached O. a G5ic1. ...
leaves y ortnheld at 500 A ii, Cor B'vrIi1g-r- a.
irving there ut II 90 A ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-04-13
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST

~ 4 ~ " LA-
Leave Burlington at 40 4 ". and I35pV
MAIL TRAN connecting with trains Ieavir,o.
densburgh at 2,l5 P NJ. and Montreal at g al =
leaves Rouse's Point at $50 p ". lod-s Al. :.
Adams, leaves at $40 A VI. arrive at B1rr7g--
SIS A ", and Windsor at 10 Pm. cop1er
at White River Junction with trains for Wei
River and Barton, and for Boston. Lowell A..
Worcester, arriving in Boston al 40 ? N. an
connecting at Windsor with trains for B5-,-
Springfield and New York, arriving IL View 70.
at II 10 VI.
Express Train leaves Ogdensbursh at son AZ.
Montreal at 600 A VI, Rouse's Point at liz
VI, arrives at Burlington at 2,35 P VI, and V-
sor at 40 P NJ. Passengers by this train -a-
Troy, ". 7, and Concord same day, and Bar,
and New York next forenoon.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the vr
for sale at the principal stations.
G.. MERRILL, SUI.
Mortified, Vt, Nov. q. 1859.