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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25

UNJUST SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust, executed by Edward Lynch 10
Christopher Anthony, John Alexander aud
myself for the purposes therein sci forth, and
duly recorded in the clerks office of Camp
bell county, shall, ON Monday the Goth day
# the present month, proceed to sell, at
public auction. the following real estate, or
20 much thereof as may be sufficient 10 att
swer the purposes OF the said trust deed,
namely
| | acres of land, adjoining 1tth alley, the
lands of VIM. Davis, jr. and Others, and
VIII be laid of in lots 10 suit purchasers.
55 feet vi ground, on ID street and 4th alley,
being part of the Chesnut Square.
% feet of ground. on main street, near the
Union Hotel
| lot, more than - acre, on James River
aud I'd alley, above the alley, with a
stone stable on il.
lot of abuu, one acre on James River and
Rlver street, il being the second lot be-
low eighth alley.
hall acre lot at the junction OF Water aud
River streets.
lot OF ahoHt acres, on the Horse Ford
branch, between Main and River streets,
! lruuare of 1 lots, ON the east side and al
! Joining the Turnpike road, between 9th
and 10th streets
! hal acre lot nj the junction OF 9th street
an 9TH alley.
! lot of about acres, bounded by 10Th st.
| aud 18th alley, VIM. Davis land n l2'h
| alley.
lot, more than half an acre, at the juno
ton OF 18th street and 9th alley.
small lot less than half an acre, at the
| junction Of Stl street and 9th alley.
half acre lot, at the junction OF 18th ST
and Water street.
/ square of four lots, between 9Th and 9tl
streets aud 9Th and 10th alleys.
half acre lot, al the junction OF 18th ST
aud 81 alley.
square of four lots, between 10th & It'll
streets and stu aud 10th alleys.
Sd acres, between 9th and 10th street
aud 10th aud 18th alleys.
| / half acre lot, nj the junction OF 9Th stree
aud LIST alley.
half acre lot, at the junction OF 9th ST
and I'd alley
lhaf acre lot, at the junction of 18th ST
and Sd alley,
| lot, about n half acre, at the junction 0
9TH and Washington streets.
: halt acre lot lat the junction OF llth stree
: aud Sd alley.
lhalt acre lot, at the junction of7th stree
aud Sth alley.
square of four lots, on the south side G
l4th street between Sd and 9th alleys.
half acre lot, at the junction OF 7ih stree
and slh alley
About , poles on the turnpike, adjoinin
Poe's lanyard.
Terms will be made known at the sale
which will be continued from day Ia day M
III completed selling as trustee conye.
the title vested in me as such.
Il MIC.4J.4H D.4PIS,
Sept II. tdsll acting trustee.
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Advert

zDHE subscriber has lately tskenthe house
4. formerly occupied ny Mr.. Townsend
Iru-low, opposite Messrs. Smith q Bagwens
store. He offers his services To the publir
as Tailor and he respectfully informs The
citizens of Lynchburg and its vicinity. that
all those who may trust their work 10 bis
care, they may rest assured thai shall bs
neatly executed, and with the quickest dis.
patch. shall also keep ready made cloILe,
of all sorts and sizes, aud will sell low for
cash. LINDSEY b. PADGETT.
Sept. II. gYttsll
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DIR John Powell Brown.

SrgILL practice fhysic and Surgery {,
" NV Glasgow and the country Ada,
cot lie will keep his office AT Col 6d
lard's Tavern, ia New Glasgow, till the mid.
die OF November, after " inch he will rrm,v.
10 the cid residence OF his father, near lls
town. on SEM. Ql
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FOR SALE.

InHE HOUSE and Lo1 on the Min
= street, al this lime occupied rs a Baking
Establishment, .Groeery &c. near Planters
warehouse, which is well adapted for bpsi'
ness aud the accommodation oi family
would also sell d. feet 81 ground on the
uninsured IN front. running baek 100 ieeii
on Bank square. now occupied n tenants by
John Miller, Wm. MknHey and Richard
Thurnon. To any person that would Improve
il inih course of 2 years, by putting nf
good substantial, fre-proof brick buildings
as this ground, is equal Il not the very best IN
all Lynchbnrg to improve for houses OF bnsi
ness, Sc.=-And for a fair price would sell 81
Their OF the Brick ienemsDts ! own on ihe
same squars--and 300 acres mountain land
10 Bedford coupty, part Of which u good
tobacco land uncleafed. For terms apply In
JOHN |. GABELL.
Lynchbnrg Sept. 4. 1TtwlnD
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BLANK WORK

n II mlaale', notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
he public generally may rely on having any
work ordered of ne, faithfully done n made
,ul of the best materials aud AT very low pri-
ces-Persous wishing hooks bound are re
quested 10 bring them forward Immediately
as nm somewhat at leisure and can do them
much better than when am pushed with
work. The publieare further informed that |
bind books at much lower prices than they
ever We're known 10 he done at in this part
OF the country, and in much more superior
manner ABRAM II. NORTH.
Feb o. ts27
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u New Book S

IhiE subscriber has Just received and has
for sale, The Apocrypha New Tesla
meni being all theGospels, Epistles aud O.
lner pieces now extant, attributed IN the
hrst four centuries to JESUS CHRIST. his
Apostles and their companions. sc. &c =
Every person ought IT, own copy OF this
work 1t being the very finest edition ana
contains all the Scriptures that WAS relfc1'
ed by the Council of Bishops at Niece,
some hundreds fyears ago--People ought
l" Judge Tor themselves and not the BIsh-
ops the price of the book being very no.
dtrate. It's To be hoped that the people
VIII supply themselves with a copy Of thi7
very rare and valuable wGrI;, and then they
can and will judge for themselves. Also
| me New Testament by Alex. Knrriand'
Minister Of the first Independent Church
oiChnst called ni,ersal,3ts IN Phllade'.
phia.
The Opinion Of Chief Justice Marshall
IN thr case Of Garneit, Executor of Brooke
vs. Hacon, by Joseph Tate, counselor a.
La" all Of Which will be sold very 10"
ADRIAN Il. NORTH
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warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stues,
&c. OF Docls. Owens " LeCke which in adj
dition TO his stock on hand, together with his
new arrival, renders his assortment extensive
and complete.
His friends and the public, as well as the
customers OF Ovens y Leckie, are assured
that they can be furnished on the most favor.
able terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants and Others who purchase largely eau
be supplied AT small advance above the
northern prices, and good bonds taken in pay
ment.
The greatest attention paid to the com.
pounding of medicine and he pledges him,
self 10 deliver no article out of his establish
meni bn, what is of the purest quality
InlY II. isY6
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HE SUBSCRIBER has lust receive,

III II
an elegant supply OF French Paper
Hnnrinrs and Fire screens OF the first qna-
lty and latest fashions which he will dispose
ot on the most moderate terms He has also
u few choice numbers remaining unsold in
the Vilgini0 Literature Lottery, which will
he drawn on the 10Th instant Prize tickets
in any OF the Va Lotteries taken in part pay
meut CHS. A. NllnEhS.
NAV e
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nRosT sALE.-ln order TO carry ioio ei.
- iect the provisions of a trust deed, ex.
ecuted 10 the subscriber by John L. Wing.
ne'o' and recorded in the clerks Office of
.he county court OF Amherst, shall proceed
u, 10 sell, TO Inc highest bidder, for cash, ON
thursday the 2o'h of September next, at The
Warehouse in the town of Bethel the ,ra.,
of Land on which the said Winefeld latoi,,
resided, containing about l65 acres. mi
land is valuable, and has on il small dwell.
ing house, with other cheap improvements
lhe title is sal TO be indisputabls, but acting
AZ 'rnsiee, | will only convey the righl
vested IN me by The trust deed, and none q.
Their WILLIAM ARaiisTEtD u
Sept. 7. ctds5, Trna,os
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Lenther. Spnnish Nides. Oh. DC.
sCuppENNONG WiNE. &c.

,fN store, Cask OF the above celebrated
= Vine, preferred by many 10 the choicest
Madeira and receiving, real old French
Brandy, Jamaica ltum, warranted 20 degrees
above proof, aud Hamper oi old l. y. Ma.
drira " inc IN bottles, with an elegant as.
sorlment ol sugars, which We are disposed TO
sell on moderate frrnls.
MkEE, ROBINSON x CO.
August 81.
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HN,sE nsNNE.NN.

6HNIE subscriber has lately procured an
L additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him to do all work, IN TINT line, with
ucatness aud dispatch. He has received di.
rect from Philadelphia, n very large supply
ol paper OF very superior quality, which ena-
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August g.
l,oR SALE The LANYARD at New

l.'OR SALt. ibe rAN-i ARD at New
4 Glasgow, now in the occupancy NJ Mr.
ChAflns l. Barrel. together wilh = cpmmodl
o. iNrl.iug house. Kitchen, smok~-honse
aiiHl a4nrr ptd HOUSES. There = ailaehed IL
this Establishment but little shoft Of four A.
crrs ~ Land, all enclosed, together with II.
boz IL sais, aud ba.k snlheieai 10 work the
va J mr. suuie tme la come. This situation
J. believed 10 be one OF lhr besl for the re-
ocpliaa OF country hide, IN Virginia. fos-
scssiop Tor he purpose Of working ~ hide.
Cru 4e had iorlbsith, eud entire posses.ion
about iae FIST al December nest. Anv per.
500 Wishngto purchase such property wlll
do well 70 call aud see II asa prrRt bargain
m he had. MIR. Bnrrrt, oi New GihsebW,
vii snow the property, aud Il authorised 10
sti ,aiate lor the same. JOSEPH ALLEN
Rtatnart lnls 4 tsp9
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Lynclturg Toung ladies' sem;no.,

,lHE Winter SEES. lnn oi this SEMINARY a.,
Il commence on Monday the 2nd 1l a
t5ber neat PE1ER II. LEUBA.
SEMI 81 tr5tS
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DIR, DHISD3Te3
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS


Recommended by The most rtptetd6ft Phga-
clans IA Europe as rel as an -fateftta Us
sGts aud ceriaiH cure for me
rheumatism and Rheumatic G0at.
n Jndicious practitioner IN london, spea.
~ king pf these powders, expresses h'Wseh
lhus.-ai have (says be) employed aii my sh"i
AID talents 10 fluid oni an useful preparation
for the relief aud cure oil Rheumatism, aud
most soiemnIy affirm, that have never 'o""a
any thnz so good, so safe, aud 50 eVcdciOhs'
ms DIR. Drisden's Rheumatic Powders. You
may depend upon il Says he) Tor nave OF.
ten experienced il, that they possess every
virtue thai can Justly be ascribed 10 any med
icine for that tOrmcniing disease Here Iiien
(says he, AGAIN. You have medicine OF super
lative efficacy aud Of intrinsic value mlld IN
IFS operaiion and certain IN lis elects, ana
which NAV he given with success III Nafle-
~ ct chronic diseases, but especially ~ OOsl'-
nate Reclamation. II may he gwen 10 Tue
youngest children, and 10 women IN the hlosl
Reiicdte situations In pains hi The lace, NC.
d powderIakeu al bed time will give relief
Dr. JENNINGS OF Edinburgh, speaking OF
these powders says, have used them ~ my
practice, as well a. in the hospitals, hnd hha
ihcrn to be u most valuable remedy IN cases
of rheumatism, aud well calculated 10 90
mach good, and therefore recommend them
10 general use being confident IN my own
opinion, as well as that OF Others, thai no
one will he disappointed who may have &C.
casinn 10 nse them.
d. GLARK of .NeW York, in letter to the
agent Of proprietor, concludes by saying Inc
poorer class oil people will find in these 20"
ders, a valuable and cheap medicine, l"r l
have generally found from one % tw1 BOXES
have produced a cure, and III some cases nat
box has had the wished for elect y IA one
instance gentleman who came under my
care, labnring under obstinate chronic Kheu-
malism, attended with all the symptoms OF
approaching consumption, by continuing The
lise OF the powder, both diseases wire com
H ctclY removed, aud am,ot an opinion, that
his medicine will prove valuable remedy
IN complaints of the chest, as well as Rhsn-
mdtiSm
PREPARED md SsLD BY
VI. ) DRESDEN. NJ.
No 10. ST. PaHis London
Who has apnnlutaa Dr ROBERT HhKRlS,
in. OF Phiiadelphia, the only agent in the u
nited states. TO vend The Rheumatic POUdtrS,
with IuIl powerIo appoint other agents where
he may think proper.
W THE subscriber is appointed Agent
aud has for sale few dozen boxes OF DIR.
DriSden's Rheumatic Powders, each box con-
tains 2l doses. Price 81 - Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
July I'D ts92
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character. aud Is daily increasing ~ rsrntd-
ton. both nj home aud abroad The typo
franLirai execution III The ~ orb Is inieiiof 10
irne in the wurl
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scribing Ia the abnve valuable work, viii do
Me the pleasure 10 call at M Book Store.
ADRIAN Il NORTH.
August z
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20 UNAWAY, from the subscriber, on the
- morning of the 18th inst. negro man
named PETER, about % years old large and
over common height, somewhat light COM
pected, large white eyes--he got away from
under the lash, and is without chothes, rat,
or shoes, except pantaloons.
1t is probable he will aim TO get to Lynch.
burg, as he got there several times when he
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
owner. viii pay any person $50 who " i'll
deliver him to me in Pitisvlyauia. 10 m;Ios
north of Milton, N. c. or go if secured in
any Jail. WILLIAM IA. SHELTON
August %. 49,
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Advertisement.

HlflE subscriber te0lrrs IFS services Ia
his trcads aud the public AS Agent
aud Commission Merchant lie will recrivn
store and iorward Goods, sc A.. ior county
merchants and others who mas be pleased
Go intrust thclr prnprry TO his care. lis Ut.
fee Is kept al John a Casw ell Poes IN Tue
house recently occupied by Ne-srs. Samuel
Lancaster aud CO. tew doors above The
Mmket.hpu.r, where he viii receive tor sale
in atew days. variety oi ARTICLES con .lstingol
Brown sugar loaf 10, Coffee, Tea, Pepper
Allsnee, uger Indigo, Madder, Molassea
Vipegar, MADEIRA Niue, SICILY do. de. len.
critic II Port 10 Malaga Ia Jamaica RUN
Antigua do. New England do Cogupc Rrall.
dy, rk,rel, Wmrpug, Wrting aud Letter
Pap, Grind ole1cs, Bli,'ered steel, " in.
dow 6Ls, ca, Nail ~ Brbds.2 salt (pes Liv
erpaul filled saeks) WILLIAM POE.
o. keicrrncrs --Nlrs.rs. laneastel ~ ben.
by klsnmond- Nr. samuel Lancaster Lynch
unre.
sepiemhori. tctns
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s9Y virtue of deed of trust eN"ra'
ID b. samuel Burks j.. AND Mary his wife
20 the subscriber, onsthr 2Sh day ol August,
Tor certain purposes i'll the said deed expires
sed, will be sold by way of public auction, 10
the highest bidder tor cash, at Amherst court.
house, on Monday the twenty fifth day of the
present mouth, (September,) all the inIrnst
Of the said Samuel Bnrks, Jr. in the real an'
personal estate OF his deceased father, Sam
uel Bnrks, which consists OF one ninth part,
aud To take the possession at the death OF his
mother. Aud also the iutrust OF the said
Samuel Bnrks, Jr. in aud 10 the personal e.
tate OF Dre~ry Christian, deceased, il being
the one filth pass Of the personal property
now in the possession OF Mrs. Menrniu Chris
tan, widow of the said nrewry Christian, de.
ceased, aud which the said Samuel Burks, Jr.
will be entitled 10 nj the death OF the said
Mournin Christian. Acting as trustee the sub
scrIher will only convey such title rs is vuste d
in him by the said deed oftrust
JAMES BENAGH, trustee.
Sept. IL. tds6.
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New Hat Stove
FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with a general supply oil
Common tur and u Dol HatS.
4 part ol - lIch air oi their own manniac
turing. aud warranted to be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share Of the public patron
age. as lhey are determined 10 keep con-
studt on baud = complete assortment ot
lanry hts Of lh, latest northern fashions
and likewise every description ol foe and
common hats of tu,i, own manufacture.
Al Of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of thrir own
make shall be roned without charge.
June 20. 1870
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.NntNN. Y iNatnn.
July Is

A II the junction of Main Street with the
"A Alley leading 10 aud from Friends 10
Martins or Stone Warehonse, offers to the
public, BY wholesale aud retail, general as.
soriIneDt oI
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An DOLLARS REWARD, will he pad

An DOLLARS REWARD, will he pad
IXF III the apprehension af negro man
naued DAVID, who nhsconded from me the
last las al July. He - about - years old,
8 teet ~ u inches nigh, black complexion,
remarkable white teeth he has been raised
a wa goner; one very Notable mark mas he
seen by looking undeI hts lett ann on his side,
as we'll AS recollectod, occasiuned hy a kina's
evil Whrn child, aud has letl large srnr,
six 81 eight inches long do expect he is
aiming iht The Ono. The aboye reward will
be paid It srcured III ANY iall 50 that | get him
agaiu, by addressing letter Ia me, directed
TO Dfummond's posi- office. Brunswick conn-
~ Va. JOHN pRIrCHEr.
n. b. He may he about iynohburg, as bis
companion, vito started with him, has been
TAKEN up there, aud this fellow seen there a.
bdui the same time. j. r
Sept It, tc3Ns
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NEW GOODS.

WINE Subscribers have recently added 10
- their assortment the following fashion.
nhle articles
Beauliin Barege ~ Bateste Dresses, all shades
lmaera French striped Silks
Jel-blsrk talian Lutestring, aud supcr. black
Bcvantiue
Rich ! ID aud real Mandariae Black Crane,
and Robes
An elegant assortment OF splendid Gauzc
ilandkerrh,tis
tew very handsome patterns Black aud
White Caliraes
Box fashionable Rihhans
\ lev pr. beautiful Belt Ribbons, with a Va.
riety of other rich Gand~, which we ole,
low. MkEE, ROBINSON y CO.
August 81,
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NforICE.-1he subscriber, living near
IL Rcv VIM s. Reid's school Room, viii
take few female boarders
RALPH SMITH, Jr.
SAINT a tCIw9
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MRS. r. T.. RANDOLPH, proposes

M Rs. T. r, RANDOLPH. proposes
AVA to establish Boarding School Tor
Young Ladics, m New London, Campbellr co
lerms Tor session of ten months. comnenc-
lils the 9Th OF October, 1896 and ending the
9th oil August, ls27,
BOARD uI,n
Tuition in the English branches. incIu.
dung Reading, Writing, Grammar.
Geography, History, Chronology, A,
rithmelic, and plain NeedleWork. 40
French, o.
Spanish, on
Drawing, o.
Washing and Mendng, ga
Music, per haH session, o.
Dancing, per quarter. 10
Each boarder will furnish her own bed
bedding, aud towels.
FoR DAY SCH0L.4RS.
lu''on IN all the English branches
above mentioned, Qao
Fuel, Sfo
IL Is thought proper 10 state that any o,e
VI a',, "l Tue above enumerated bran ches
WIN ne taught, as parents or guardians ma,
areei where no directions to The CONTRARY
are gwen, they will all in turn come, under
our course oil instruction.
August 10. "a,
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.ht1o arrivat Of Medicines.
W aAter IL MiAAieton

is now receiving sixty
, three packages fresh VI EDE-
CINLS, which have been
particularly selected by an expe-
rienced hand, and which can be
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-03

DlED-On the 25th ut, near Newark, De at the res
dence Of his brotherin-aw, (Co Henry Wheley,) MIR
ALEXANDER WHITLEY, after lingering illness of
some months continuance in the 0h year Of his age. The
deceased much belovedby all his acquaintance Pos
sesed of talents Of order, and being naturally
reserved in his his intercp with those with
whom he was not intimately acquainted; and having little
desire TO mnSe with the busy world, he devoted much of
MS time 10 reading and the cultivation of his mind. From
this source he derived much Of his happiness Here he
most home. He indeed candid generous and
ftia friend And those who best acquainted it'll
lin will not fail give the tribute of tear or bear tes
mony to the esteem and affection which they felt for him
While he lived and which they ondly cherish for his
Iae;lsry.
On Iuesday following, hsremans conveyed to the
hnylng ground at the Head Of Chisana, accompanied by
very large assemblaSe Of friends and acquantances who
sympathzed With his weeping relatives, and gave ever,
testimony III their power of their respect for his character
Before he ne nent very appropriate discourse was
delivered IN the chu ch by the Rev SAMUEL BELL from
The foio ,inE words-- Prepare to meet Thy God"And
now reader nave yon not also circle Of endeared
friends, % whom You aectonatey atiachedi These
ties must soon be dissolved The day far distant when
toa must leave the world aud bid final adeu to all s
connexions and concerns. What, then, yoi prepare
ton To- this nm event What are your hopes and pros-
poets Wh will he ysur refuge and relief in that trying
moment Oh! that all would pursue this question y Tx
the seriousness and self application which its importance
demands.
DlED-at his residence, in Milton, Delaware on tla
2otA nl. JOHN HAZARD, Esq, aged rs wears lonr M
active Merchant and Member OF the Methods, En;scon.l
Church upwards OF 80 Death was MT n him tba
kiug of terror; he said in his last moments for him N live
wotld be Christ: but to die, would be gain :
Dem. Press
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-03

hau WAiS-in the legislature of Penrsyv ania, two
os nave been reported in favor Of establishing rail ways
between the North Branch of the susqnehanna and tho
Delaware rivers.
Mr.. Livingston, Of New Orleans, has been solic;.
Yea oy ne trustees OF the Transylyana University,
AZ Lexington, Ky. to deliver Lectures on Law in
that institution for three months in the year. with an
annual salary Of $4,000.
new onIEAss. Nov 29--rhe vessels in our port, hoist.
ed Their colors yesterday half mast as mark of res.
pect 70 The memory Of WILLIAM GnAY late of Boston, de-
ceased.
In repairing an old building lately in Newton,
Conn., leather bag containing several hundred dol.
lars IN silver, was found secreted in the chimney,
II Is supposed the money was placed there by the
ormer owner and occupant, an old bachelor, some
time since deceased
At Huntsville in Alabama, person of the name of WI
nam vaughan, has been convicted of passing counte.
fy Cent change Note puporng to have been drawn by
me hTm OF Yea'man 4 Kent and the punishment by the
State Law for this offence is Deathi
a machine for Dipping Candles has been invented
and put into use by MIR. Day. of Gardiner, Maine
With it one woman has dipped and weighed moi
than 200 lbs. 10 day. Il