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|: :tEyniUG;r :iI.N SPRINGS VA,
.rrri.-D ~ Ti,f apnIN6a
r. ;-..l..,..fl... .,...,,r,., ti. hop7. OF pcscEI
49,: 80 D-rv.,,,. ptchmond Ia GENERA
|.&.-.- :, r.;.-H, "a Tho ,.onf-oerate Stai.s
|,:..,
|'.,.g:o. r; III. .a,er al, ,n.dIc,nal agent n 49,
~. I. y.-.,,I. ,1t many nsr,. OF the South and is
B. 3, ..r,.,,. 80 ~, .or,,rv Tho Itot,ortAot
.,,',,..,.l ~, !. !. nns a. tLe fss sin.
F. S.', So, r:i, s..r tI,r,porls,ca. and thu. i,
l. -. - -. .". ro sI,h,rt on.
|.s i,,,s ,a.s,cri a.ai;,irs.
,is ,.,ror,n.I nv IL In Dyspep-
/, - II. ~; ntin.a,,. r,rorir liver ps.
49,! :..,'I'i.,..i..r .aI s,In D;ssa.., Chrou-
). =. Io.e'i','t, H,a.,rh;,is 2:i.s &c haze at.
f. ;l.c:, a. ,. -, r,nssI n,.dica: men 10
=. ,.:.- .....'...-,, -. -'0''
: .,;.:,: 9f S.r S5l.an, ,a,,: "Ip .-u:h, ! kt:uw
l.::an -. i s.eEh- ~ Am snHnV,,,
= ~, i-s,J..: phy.icIau at he hlte Sulphur
30 2:ao ii;ilr i.por,suer that the public should
's s,.,s 81 ~. ,,,s ,s-,st'is saieaey Of the Roek.
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End OF Cuionism IN Arkantaa.

The Little Rock Gazette" probably the
ab.est, and certainly hitherto most uncotn-
promising opponent Of secession, thus defines
its position in the present conflict:
We fairly end deliberately, in tho light Of
dsy, and in the exercise of Our calm and cool
Judgment, take upon ourselves the position OF
resistance to, and rebellion ags!ns: The present
Government of the United States, and iftheIe
be any who wish TO denounce ns for this as
treason against Lincolh's Government OF
Ea~ against Linculn, We tte willing and
ready 70 furnish them the testimony, by the
commission Of an overt net whenever GE op.
0ortunity CfferS.
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nOY'sCE.

c2 whole force b.ius engaged In the defence OF
~ Si:e, We rl, from th' DAT: tlseonhae 80 $50,
mill nrace 1, restorsd We take this occG:ion TO rtur
our sincere thanks TO many fsnds gho Tor years pa
by. 40 literally extended their patronage anu NOPE
,o,ne fure lime agaip orr services Prices o.
TOBACCO are 30 ,x:re.nsly low that would not saFe
our fri.rd, 20 send their croTs 10 market We Toud a
a that ,h.y be priced Ia safe order during hs or te
rs1 month and unle,. prices advance keep then a. hoe
AZ r b.eve Ihey are safer there than In tne wGtehonses
Any one ha vne funds 10 our hsud' WI! Apply 70 at.
H.,tins for the same vho has cArye OF our oookt'
and to ;ho.. who wish their produce soJ We ~oru recon
mead him a, fi person in every respect 20 sss cSaee
Of H. WALLER n. han.4 s, 49,,
Rchmend May 7, 1861. May o-ua'-'
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.. H.. ANDERSON, JoEs =. TASNE
,aYkT .AkcEgk, - \ ARCHER
TEEDnGAA IRON WORKS,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T1iHASXFCi. for the liberal encouragement extended h
by Southern rrerd, We have spared 40 expense
extending facilities 10 meet the increased demand
FOR our various manufactures IL
CAR wHEEL. DEP PA}LTM MENT.
have n:sde extensive mpsoyenents by the addition Il
our WHEEL FOUNDRY Of building Is by 20 feet, ans
the introduction of the modern and Improved
chlnery.
Our Wheels are bored ny 5e!cen;-rinc horizontal Ne
chine and drawu the iI!e By powerful Rydrari'
Press iaroished with indicator by which e force ap
piled 10 the whecli IL accurately measured
We continue 70 manufacture, from beet CHARCOAL
METAL:
Bar Iron: Railroad Chairs; Railroad and Ship spike.
Railroad Wheels; Truck Bo!t5 and Fsh Rars Car and
Truck A1les; Bridge and other long bolH; Iron Trucks
Cannon and Projecea, all kuds Iror ad Rra5s CASTING
Locomotive, Stationary AID Portable Engines Gsb nrt
Grst Mills; Sugar Mile and Engines.
Oct t-cly J. z. ANDERSON 4 CO.
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7ufcr from EIIrupC.

ST. JnnS's, May The steamship Mort;
American fyotn Liverpool, with dates 20 :;.c
25.h April, arrived here to-day.
Parliament has rejected the bill opening IN:
burial grounds c: :!lc Church Of Eogaed ::
diSsenicls
The French journals publish the pro.es. =:
the Pope agalost the recognition o! E.c:9:
Emanuel rs King cf !,sly.
The Italian C;,arI.5crs haze passed comp!;-
mcata"y resolution to the Sou::'srn l;a!:fn
army.
Tne Austrian ambassador il enccaroTns tc
pte-a!l On the German Diet 10! % re,oSnnzo
the Kingdom OF Italy.
prrce Napoleon 5as heen appointed Prcsi
dent &C the Commission Of Representatives
from F.aacc at The srea; exhibition in LIucon
mex. year.
The Paris Bou7se oa the 2+!n wGs Holi !;
rea,cs closing at 6 francs, 35 cents.
Zen. Boozia has proposed to the Chsu;J.e
to adhere 70 Garibaidi's projec. respecting 10
reformation Of the national armament.
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Andrew Johnson late Senator in H"hErsSs
from Tennessee, and Mr. Nelson, the late he
presen,atiye Of the Greene District in the
House of representatives frcm the same STATE
lrs making Lincoln speeches in Knoxville hnd
the region round aboaL The 'lcf!ntssss Pc
eers, OF all parties according TO past de-
signations,) so far rs We have seen them, are
unqualified il their condemnation OF tho con
Duct of thess men. Tories an1 traitors in
Tennessee. nrc few and far between, and
N,ssrs johnson and Nelson are adulcnlshe'i
BY cne of the presses Of the State Of the dan
,er Of relying TOO far upon the maSnsu''nity
Of ac outraged people The gallant ant pat
riotic Tennesseans are raising thousands and
tens Of thousands of soldiers to aid in over
throwing Lncolis army called out to s"h)u'
ya,a the South. The same gallant ard pat
riotjc Tennesscesns will hardly tolerate the
sneeches or even the presence Of Llnoolu's at
torneys in their midst
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The TcelinG In TcIas.

The London "Timcs" of the 18th Of April,
in its comments on American afFtrS, seemed
u anticipate spn.c very important advantages
to the Lincoln government in the probable
e;pousal Of its c@use by General Houston,
backed by Western Texas. The "Times' has
probably heard ere this that General Hous-
ton if against Lincoln. and for the South,
and "Tle Thundercr" will see the position Of
Wc.t-p Texas in tic following extract froIu
tie New Orlcsns '.picuy une' ni Friday last:
"a general meeting Of citizens Of all parties
snd ciasses, has been held at San Antonio, and
resolutions passed declaring that they would
resist the coerciva policy Of The Republican ad.
rnin:straton to the last, and that the people OF
San Anionlu, will. as one man hencelortii,
stand-G. fall ss the fortunes OF war may de-
,ermine, battling for The rights and lndenen'
,ience of the South. Speeches were made by
Hon. S. a. Maverick, Col. Wilcox, Hon. l. a.
Paschaii, hn,l 6. II. Sweet, representative men
Of all the old parties at San Antonio.
The Houston Photograph noticing visit
from Z. W. Cave, E:q, Secretary Of Stste un-
der Gov. Houston, says
HE is just dawn from Austin, and reports
the feeling in all the upper and Western coun-
try ss unanir;Ous in its defence OF the existing
government. II: says the military feeling is
very strong. NJ every house where he stop;
ped, De found tho ladies' making bullets and
preparing The men for campaign service. se7e.
rel thousand, he thinks, must have reached
Indianola by this tiure. In Austin, political
feeling has always been very high, and often
been carried into personal hostility. Now
those who have been enemies for years arc
Joined in the same military companies, and are
ready to so to any length in defence of the
Commonwealth. Al hail to the patriotism
that has swallowed up every other feeling
VIXEN tie country is in danger
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U. =. j y Z = ItEsV i a -
Hri-ad.Gr General CUmMIEGIlic


ALEXANDRA, May s.--The cty is I'll Gnc,.
Rumors Of its occupation ny I.nc2ins troops
are not credited. Twenty.three steamers Ii
The United States employ are pos in Tic
Eastern Branch Of the Potomac. Vessels !a"G.
cL with troops, ammunition and prov isi0r:
a:c constantly passing this city for Wash;nE.
tor.
In Washington city today, Gel. E:'s"c-,l'E
pc, lambs, 100 stroHg, were sworn IL .. &c
Var Department: Travel between NJ io:.;
and Washington is E0w uninterrupted. Pas
sergcrs are going ny Pcr:yv;;!c 20 dac i, jhc
day f,r tie Fedora! troops to pass ;c72Gci!
Baltimore It is not kEowa whether ,L2y il.
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The Black Republican papers pay passing
compliment to Inc patriotism of ExPre>ident
Buchanan, upon the strength of report that
he has contributed five thousand ao:lsrs TO sa'
SIT in ar,uing and cquipPng .hs troops raised
under Incoln's proclamation for the purpose
Of subjugating the Southern States. One OF
the Lincoln journals says that James Bnchan'
an has, after ell, shown himself to be uua
son Of Pennsylvania. Some OF the PaPera ez.
pressed quite a different opinion If the STATE
prifs 0; Mr.. Buchanan whilo he Wan Secretary
of State in ls47, when, to avoid the paymen,
Of tax TO Pennsylvania. he wrote 20 tbs
sheriff o! Lancaster that he vas resideot o!
the District Of Columbia!
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I7rucIS1A-1S oaAScgRE AT Ru!e. held 10 Il

y7IHGISIA-TS oiAScERF AT Ru!es h:id 10 a ms
llcras un.ce C,rotiae County Court, on MONDAY,
the ls; day OF April. ls6l-
Mary Jane Day ~ho sues BY her neA, friend, Woodson
Wight, Ti~in-D'
ASs!nst n,s,
VI. r. Day, pe4enu"u :,
The object Of this sui IL 10 obtain divorce rom ihs
h,nd. of N 1,,imopy Al u Iavit having been tde and
aed that the detsndsnt Is non resident OF inc e,a
OF ri-,;nla IL is ordered thai t.e said deienasn'
ap,es here within month after due publication OF ih
irr and do what necessary 10 protect s interest," W
this suit. copy-Ieste, p. r,v,ooc
Nar 1-rwag~ GEO h. lAi iGon, y.
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Charles L. Scott late member Of Congress
from California, is private IN one "i 'Ae VOL
unteer companies from Als6am'. Of which
Sale be has become resident lie Is '!f'
gipian by birth, son Of Robert g. SCOT Esq.,
late of Virginia, now OF Alabama anu e'lies
to sssis. in beating back the Invader from Bis
native soil
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Hos l. ". SpaA7r, OF SoCTH CAhoLlSA---
This gentleman, veil known throughout the
country as one Of tie most c!ear.headed and
uacorpoouising S:stes-rishls men OF the
South-the advocate fer secession for quarter
Of century past-is Mt the SPossTcod.House,
:c this city.
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-. f.,r the Southern Confedcracy.
:.giu PLANTATION III GEORGIA

TUX SAIE.
-......y:: c-rs Iur sale one OF the most desirable
s.,.Ja, =. ~: the South, situated on the Western
:, az: r5ai u W!l,rrid county, Ga, lui miles
d. 49,, 80 SAtre The Road PASSES through the
!, :, =. = ..aae!. The location Is couvsnirnt and
a.. !. -: ~. TIE plantation abonuds With e1.
.e .o-s s..e-: there Is spring wi!hln W feet Of
.-,s q! u .=.t=:.c..
-s.svtr.;:s craiist OF q neE b.ick mansion and
: ..-snis sai'dinys, surrounded by beautiful
s,.,.': "1:i plantiug.
"a. 3, ~. st. 10 h,ue grass and fovers, and Is
lgrt. O.. lac depot, acd joining the Railroad, ard
- s25a.. .:. ,ae dnu.ishins Yillasr Of Tunnel Hill
y.-s..."G -'-o7acrs several dne green meadows,
a. .-I,: orchards Of all kinds OF fruit. With
:. =, 60. vineyard, 10 all IL" acrra.
.-rs, Vi ::s =a;er. n.ins very desirable and con-
4. a.S= 5sea -. .rs:ln1 place OF r'ary OF the low
s.:7. q; ::!S td- past three summers, all Of whnD
>, L, .l:a-'o. C Iaos: desirable In the upper coun
!. ,..- :ai il. several horses and lots in tie ..Sc
:. =; ;t'!.sneiy o= pricrs.
.,t7- T. perry @Csr Bs SOLD, aad aoy person Wish.
:-r, ..s r. 6gea,ns pure air, drink cold, crystal
II, .a.,.-., G.- meadows xad f:uits Of all kinds,
: -, -oa7:,h:as v.IiSs aad railroad, will do
-4--e~s
c. ACSTrN. Tunnel Hill. Ga.
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yEsE CEFEE LAND FOR SALE.

JESk IEEEh LIN u FVTH SLN NLEs
it.a AUgts O. 7sx CHOICEST LAND on Dksf
ItU Cs..x, zen 2ies from Greensvllle, II " sah
a--!s Mississippi.
=. .7i. S.: body o: Land In the Mississippi Val
- !.!, Nh ccr,a.:.y, ~ bales OF Cotton, or ~
.: :: I-:: - ac5-.
-.ss.,; - .NcSnA7Ioy, and It's natural drsinsee
- ;ts..as IaL.ceS.dry.
=: - go: s.1cs :angr; a, IL addition to cane ann
=. y; s;ss.z. ELrE GRASS and RsD GLOVER, do well
=, r-!a.no-i.7oi Q: Wealthy planters, soue OF
: e :: =. i!f.Gia .3d T-nLe.see.
:: -rgs-.-;. coa,,,. cf good Dwelling House. NJ
s.-'.. G.G i.D3>- siah-, Cribs, &c.. esV acres 10
'..a. 49, a Gr.i.niay OF ~ acres, thus aforcing
~: =: s-.:tS.i!ha E-St year.
a. 9.p.:;s,its Is o.ersa ia It's sale, n secore the
Sse:.a !!aa;a:!ga oa :he Mississippi river.
''Gs.. ar:i. - FARLEY, juREY CO.,
~. .!--t-.@ New Orleans, Le-
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LIBERAL CoSTR1BUTIoE.-Me learn 'ha' M
John II. Johnson, Of Appomattox county HIS
contributed the handsome amount OF SIX nuo-
dred dollars toward arming ana e9uipping lnF'
volunteers of his county.
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pFgrCsafOS CApi--Afr Sci

Percussion CArs.-Mr. Scbo.t, oi Nashville,
Tenn, is now busily engaged in the manuiac-
lure Of percussion CAPS. The Gazette .carns
lha. arrangements have been perfected By
which they can be turned cur ct the 'rta .!
81, 900 per day. This will keep The S9u;ac:a
army supplied for some .:ne &c cul,g.
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.ExAS LAMBS,

10. S-ELg Uh f-ANtih-SuL~
"H,, aCHLS CT the best Lands In Western Iexag.
jiy' -. ei pe.sonslly By tie owner 10 lS+o- D
- ed py him since their parchass. Ill hesith,
....zll ,;run: disease, reaSers 1t impossibi-
t. I. .-:,,.;e Sc hu-!as,s OF farming, ma be would
,:.~ n, 30 La:ds in tract, Of from 6JW to ,tS
t. go! aod n The States Of Maryland or Eirginia
80 :.:.as ruE ;hr l:s public and Slate Of IeSas,
...-....:. are more or less Improved. A goou
Fl .'e - j: .dscri tibie Of easy irrigation.
- a - a- s.Lu lied between the town OF san Az
- ..-.,a c.a,;, OF the main road, called the lnd
la. = H.. coast are well tinbered, sad are gooc
!: .=:.: -! com !a:as.
.-s: .-'.:-aliga apply to
CHARLES c. EIEBCHR,
% Ferry Street, New York city.
{. ..s:.-. TA.DAT 4 WILLIAMS, I;ch,aohd.
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Aubuloll0 Enquirer.

~~-~"@>%~~-~~~-~~----~~ -~~-~-->~S-~~-~~~o-So
BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1851.
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- e; .s ,ae Svu!."ee.iy Enquirer 81.
-s- - >, . .,Gs. or ieas Tor the hrst iaseT
- g. n5. .su..,io. each eont!nuancs; or
- 'e:. s.a.s ~ Re considered By the month or
: Sd y. =. Manuscript, or previously
,. ,SI .1.!Ss: on the copy for sr~e!hed
, "a all ~ continued ua:u ordered out,
80 ''',y.sT;s.x.Nrs.-To avoid any n!snnder-
So. : o. -. Aaausi Advertisers, II Is pro
= - .,....r. ~, ;s-iF privileges only extends 10
,;;'S So r.,,,s.s. keli Estate Legal aad 81 other
- .ec. b: :Asc:. 10 be ar additional charge,
80 General Agents Acknowledgements not
'''~'. - ~ 49,. -. - ID caAr:ed at tie USUAL
s ' - ..s..::'s as shah oe sSrred upon.
"a -,-. -: ,tSr:y advertisers, Eeaera!iE' &C.
-, ,a..rrs, with ;he privilege Of change,
'.' .-.,,eiy ..essgs. In s:y ons wees, inseit
= -. - .-cy-i sr,eed upon as TIE stanfioS fule
- -, .,-.,r arL all exceeding such Mcor"1 to os
:. :. =. >r..SS" "AoyAsT:s!s6s sEEE: Is publish
-, =. monthly circulation IS twenty :nau'
r - .,y,-,:seEsa;s Inserted at2o ceca pc: Eie.
: -. a.. III, oa!ce uay te TeEni!.ed per mai!, Ih
So. 80 ao:rs, Jregis:ersc, X. the FISK oi
,....-,r. s.S Tributes or RESPECT, excreclrg
:. -,-.sL IL. \. advertisements.
- ..,.;.scS aGs; be accompanied Win the &C.
- :,.;,f,crnrv --fec-nces. 10 Insure execution.
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iI,yULIS a Ih EtsHEh ,,,
rrpNn TIE CpUETS UP HANOVER AND hln1
"a WILLIAM. 90. no,,+. ., H,ns and
eJs'p r. q NI IpoUaLas, Ayiett's Kns william ,,,,v
o. SprSORy Jk Old Church, Hanover. Eeo wv
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PLANTATIONS TOEs SALE.
E1oR Gale In Monroe county, Mssisslpp s*o ya'a.oe
n,.ta,ion, oo the Tom6igbee river, mostly bihck
,d Ind nnsur,a,srd FOR cotton. One 1861 HSres and
one 1850 sores. $40 acres on each 10 euitiF.,loa.
Terms essy--loug ,iIne-suaail prompt PsS "e" p,
foi ~ ~ s ..S. ' ff APRIL 1-cwS;n
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- >1kIE9.

,.iNVkD.
,,,,.. -. ~. .uad!.G Negroes, wsa AID Bsrs.l
...,,.,,,-r :: :ne yss.t 10 sork on kStiroad 10
..::.::'2=.y ps;U"en the town, 81 Rocking
- -. arc i.-s sca'h and Mes: o: Dacrilie,
r, c..u::-, Is !ish. SID healthy.
- '' ". ; rAlLLIPS,
T.: q EichGoad, or 20 myse.
scr.kT uANNEY, Contractor.
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EXECUTIVE pEpARTr,ES.T. ,

MAY lsT lSbl.
FENHE following Ordipscce OF the Convention Of this Com
nonveslsa, l. published by Its order, for general In.
FORMATION GEORGE W. MuNfUEp,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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PIANTATIUNs FOX SALE Nv ana
BAMh.
WEAVE for sale lyinE IN Lowudes county tno
njan,a;Ions ono rr!Snd ooni&;EnS near zoe9 OF req
,aa, and sxaop land; the other about l,aoe acres OF
sret tottor, f The G-s about sov acre. are open o.
h a,bsr u,nu. $50 sc.e.-au Ia Gns stats OF eutTs
. . viii sell np long DUE Col. W. i. MAY, OF henSa,
,cr.nce will chow aIsL; 10Y aoo living on Tue
last, suuH IL. r, W q G.Y Rsn,ou
,ovpS., county, Alabama, will be responded TO-
-r4,I
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- :, ,oITnN PLANTATIONS
Lnp y ! l. f.

FOX : 4 l. +.
=, ,;,s.cssa y!ci-:;!re COTTON PLASTA-
.::,rrrsq Of tsa:ore't, state OF Lorisians,
....'...is ,is:s!y stated on nayigaole rsTer
- ,.,- ar.,- !. Oa one. about GOV acres are In
80 a., d.. qc,;;rTs Stables, cribs, and ssrpsrior
co..,a Va. -aA S.s :iH! About 400 acres sre
,..-r o;h.:. .tta corcn Gin nnd o.hr- buildings
G.cHAGD ECCEST & CO.,
0t;erns
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LAWRENCE $. MARINE,

LAWRENCE s.. MARhE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
ssRAcrIcEs Ia he Courts Of as s,ts 1a % osSoIns.
the counties Of hsnEso G0S@ss!onos Of hs United
lie u also Notary PneIc anu Soh'hDI
Thr osr.aersap between Mr. ohssssn Ta ,. Sna iD
.et oene dissolved, his ofaee S ~" 'A AA-'
o.iou Goddn's Hall
February lS-ely
~ Sir1isE .NND 40 AKkAyE, S.wV ~ 1919 s.aSs
good stomp aat damaged Leather, ahe tas % -, aood
NJ srsnch C.iskas which Will sell low for casa VI
parvr. o,ou ,,,x
s.eo" Psp' ei'5 '-A"' - n. DEvEREU1,
Sept lS--es a'' A o"''
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r,-, LOOK AND 8s sEAp!
Il - RESIDENCE for salt ~ buckingham -
'-',t.-', well improsed.S acres lsnd, new Brick
Il. s az .,:-s,ary cut houses, well Of excellent
&C. aoa'r, shoe sncp, &C., xii 10 full view OF
>i:. lc -r.oa wishing 70 engage In tioFe keep
|. c'st!"s. - c~a-r rare Inducements 10 an en-
-. .'f'@'h'' Ss..-:a, +. beautiful hume In healthy
:.s, ;-'-'f!-s -. county, Va
-. .e-c.I5 O. G. gRAvsHoaD.
:, 80. .aHMJH, Or. J. L. MoDEARhoN,
a.t:'', at t.-s=.An OF AppomatI"n-
& J. X. McDEARMoN, j.,
FI !,s.."sH EgMMleSiOS MERCHANTS for tbs sale OF
,fc, !. =. Whest. Corn. Plonr, &c.
~. ,t; octoe Slip, door to ensenee 70 new 20
t3sSe. Richmond. Va Jan 22-on
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-05

Leave Montpe,iet - +5 A. - P. ". and ld -
ALL TRAIN leaves ST. Adams at % Ruilia e'ua
Ni 100 4. NJ connecting ut White River Junction witn
trains for aud from Wells. River, s. JnlnsburJ aud TIT
teton, aud with Nsrtne.n L. K for Bosom. Lowci. W"r
cester &C.. and connccng at Bellows Falls with hes"
ire R. r. tor i,oston and with Vermont Valley L. Il iur
Springfield, New Haven and New fotS, arriving IN New
York at TO-, ,l5P
ACCOMMODATION TK,rH leaves Roue's Point NJ 10 \.
for burlington and Noithheld.
Night ExPREss TRAIN leaves Ocdenshutrat li,So =, ~
Mont rral at 30 p. NJ. EOuscs PoiHt al SO artiT
nr at Burlington ut 95 IN bOstcn at Sl0 IN, CON
meeting at Bellows Fails with hssire /; r. GE HoSOr
md Worcester ard with Vermont Valley 4. r for spring
field and New Haven aud arriving In New YORK ~ y
2.
T.ains C DING Eort., n,,d West.
Leave Montpelier at , 0S AN 70 \. Il. AMI Ol pN .
MAIL TR,lv leaves Boston ~ 1.3l NJ. Via. LnNs-
Lawrence or rnchbUrg. Leaves springfield ~ 40 ~
Bellows Falls at l2a5 connecting at WhNt ~.
Junction with Northern Il. r. on Boston and Win Ia
sumpSic r. e. tor and from - JoiH,huty and tr'on ,
arriving at nHrln Iou al $50 a. ana H. Adams ~ 80
| 40 p. NJ, and lodge.
and Burngl AZ 10 10 for Gonyes Point a0i Mon
trr arriving at Burlington at noon aud at Mont ed ai
80 PM
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receiving messengers fiou, Vermont Nar! IL X. itaFtI.
New York at 500 A. aud from Cheshire H. H. r"nrrc-
ing AT White River Jane tion with tain leaving Boston az
) - ~ via Lowell or Law tencr. Leaves White River
Iuuctlnn at il53 p. NJ. nnvi' 9 at Htlingo" :" 90
A. N ROusps Point N ~ v ", Nuitrrhl AT l0,OO Aa
and q O.lrnsbuigh NJ ipn p NJ, correcting wth Grand
| Trunk trains for Detroit. Chicago anu the West.
SIpepup ears attached To tolh the might EXPIRES
| trains rinniup between Ro,,ses Po'ni aud boston.
Through Tickets 'or Chicago and the Vest for sale y
| the principal stations .n, S.,
! si All xns, VI, Nov is, 1861
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-05
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Trims Going south and East.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Norsol5er IL, 1901
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-05


GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, n. II.
rNEE following testimonials viii tell something a5ul
1 Medicine tl,st is becoming popular t4st=. 4-
any other article soa bv druggists =
Rev J. k Chase. OF Rumne~ n IT, under !ata o.
April 4til 1850 saws When vour favor t,v0 bot.
Ties o. " bite Pine CoYrnuuut was racei"ed was sr
erine from most s.yor. cold too. the Coalp0unl
and wus ..b.e t. preach III tvso DAYS. believe
The Coraocund j. al ;Eyu uabe medicine. 10 wis
thousands who kEO Iict&uG 81 It's virtues, NCi.J --
come better acquainted whit"
Rev /. G. stevens, Pastor of the 3a,t:1 C3lr -
(soi.stov'r Cert" a letter dated fed. 7}G5 ,avs
Scmt of NV !a!niy have tried It, Che Co1c y0'4a1,
with signpi success. jsij:cs /. 10 js n IL J.s
Cough RsHe@t.y sltr ;Y.rarsF. Resides i, yauc -
Cough medicine kavo good reason to believe i "a IL
all il caiius 10 be or idney Diseases AMI Du...e'.
Mr. Asa Oo9dAGe. Of Bow, y Y. pro.t aei bf
Dq5f:.s il Marc. Icf9 that neither hinscitfor an
vino saw hin thought that he could possibly live hrougE
the month AS last resort, he thought he would tn
the White Piae CompoGn9 1liey procured totte lor
him he began 10 take it ard lie surprise OF oil in
mediatey showed signs OF nInendTeut. eleven !nonth
erwars (Feb % 1856 in full statement OF hi,
esays 90 believe Dr.. Poard's White HineC Confour
under God, has been the means my lecor ey% th2
rn
| urdreGs of eases Of Kidney complaints. crEGI' ET
TIRE IN by IA SjuotEe White Pine Compound, have ye-
! reported b CiuggIst5 Hrrcarc two samples
An aged nan in Danyerq Mass, leard oI theCoi2-
pound as . wonderful curative for kidney comp ian'
BENZ great sufferer from lhat GicutY ne sem tn
A,otAecarv two bottles. rhey CURED him. !tesa;,
they were WcrtA fifty dollars lie A@s s!uce sod good