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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-08

q COMMITTED 10 the jaiI of the Corporation
" Of Lynchburc, on the lGih day OF June
last, As arnnaway, PHEBf, q slave who says she
he!ongs'o James VI. Pleassnts, aud ~ns hired the
present wear TO William +. Carter, of the county
ofGoochland. Said slave had on when commit.
red, n blue striped domestic Coat, a pair OF
Shoes, and has nm impeachment in her speech, and
appears to be about twenty four years old. She
Is n dark mulaito, and is about S feet B or q in
ches high. The owner of the above slave is de-
sired 10 rome forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. or she will be dealt
with according TO law.
SAMUEL RRANsFoRD, .Jailor.
Sept. S. BINS
The Editors Of the Wing will insert the a
bove torthree months, unless otherwise irected,
and forward his account to this Office for pay
ment.
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LAND FOR SALE

~ HE sui scriber intending 10 reside in
Lsnchhurg, will positively sell, 10 the
h~isaest bidder, on Saturday The 2'th perem-
Der ext, that valuable tract OF land on which
he now resides, lying in the county OF Bed
ford, within SIX mites Of Lypchhurg, adjoining
the land OF P. P. Burton, r.. Cobbs, ii.
Cheatw God aud others. This tract contains
s26a acres, and is we'll adapted 10 the culture
OF Tobacco, Corn, WHEAT, &c &c. rs it is
presumable tina, any one wishing to buy, will
first view the premises, a'parlicnIar descr'p-
ton is thought unnecessary The subscriber
would observe TINT il is n desirable place both
for health and cultivation. On this tract ara
all necessary improvemenis.-lerms made
known on the day of sale.
The subscriber will sell, on said day, his
crop of Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. Also,
his stock OF Hogs, Cows, Nc. together with
all he plantation tools used on said land. II
is hoped those wishing To buy VIII attend rs
the sale will certainly take place.
CLEMENT 4. JENNINGS.
Nov. "a. tds29
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Ealu able Real Estate for Sale

n virtue ola deed Of trust, hearing date
the Goth Nov. 1922, and duly recorded in
The clerks office OF The county oil Amherst, on
the 9Th OF January, 1923. whereby James S.
Pendleton OF the said county, convey
Ell to tho undersigned in trust, for the
purposes therein mentioned, one certain
tract or parcel of land, continuing 763
acres, be the SAINT more or less, living md be-
Ing in the county Of Amherst, on Bufaloe riy-
er, on both Sides of the road from New Glas-
gov 10 Lynchburg, aud adjoining The lands
of David 5. Garland being the same lands
which Thomas AldriJge purchased Of John
Camm aud John Warwick. and which were
conveyed by the said Aldridge and Catherine
his wife, 10 the said James s. Pendleton, by
deed bearing date the 10Th of April, 1915. the
subscribers, or one ofihcn,, shall, on Mcndav
the 10Th day of January next, before the front
door of the Engle Hotel, in the City Of Rich
moud, proceed 20 sell the aforesaid tract OF
land, 20 the highest bidder, for ready money,
at public auction, for the purposes OF the said
frnst. The improvements on this land. are n
two story brick dwelling honse, with two rooms
on a floor, u brick office, with other necessary
out houses ; an ice house, and n framed over
srer's house, barn. &c. &c. The water rs equal TO
any IA the upper country, the improvements in
good condition. the plantation undrr n good
system ofculture, and adapted 10 the growth of
first rate tobacco. corn aud wheat. The sltua-
ton is healthy and the neie hborhood desirable
Tins land ~ situated about one mile from New
Glasgow, the county town, about 4 miles from
the court house ofthe county Il about 20 miles
from Lynchburg.
p. N. NICHOLAS, Ir7-
WM. NEkEkVIS, tees.
At the request Of the trustees. the above sale
will at IL o'clock, and will he con.
Quoted hv THOS. TAYLOR. |
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Nov. 10, $50
NOliCE.-Nas ommiied TO thu jail ofthe
~ Corporation of Ly nchhurg. on the 10Th
Aug. last, a runaway whocalls his name William
ann sometimes Hubbard. When committed, he
had OF striped pnntaloons and yellow vest and
shoes. lie is about . feet. nine or ten inches
high. black, and with "A small notch IN the lott
ear, says he belongs tn Stephen d. Fuller. OF
Richmond. The owner ia requested to come
%orwarl. prove property, pay charges, aud take
him away, or he will he dealt with according TO
law. SAMUEL B~RANoFORD, JallOr.
The Editors of the Wing willinsert lie above
three months, unless otherwise directed, and
forward their account TO this Office for pay ment.
Nov. &. Bun
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Snndau SchonL RnnLs

TNHE subscriber has just received frou,t.
- Sunday School Union Society. of Phil,
delphia, u general assortment OF Sunday Sch
Books, which he is determined to despose Of at,
very small advance. {. A. NIlHERS
Ian. 81. tson
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n oSr On wednesday thu 9th ms,

N OSr On Wednnsiay thu 9th inst
~ lstwscn IL and Q o'clock, on The
sond betws.n ivan sue eds shop. in Bed
Tnrd, and Nles. Anne Scutt's, IN Campbell
county. on the roresi rcaJ, n bundle, with
the owucr's name written on IT,, containing
al,uu' ab5 doilaff, mostly III thirty dollar
hank mites. A rcvurd OF $40 will bo given
fr the delivery Of III. pocket book aud us
,nnIrnts 10 the subscriber. " To Hardin n.
njnrrcil. ni the Post Oiirr. "r $40 for such in.
formation as will enable hin L. get IT,.
WI. COBBS.
sD.Jr.rI c., o. v,.gn
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Desirable real Estate far SAFE.
wisl, to sell the house and % feet OF ground,
y fronting on Main Street, near the Market
House. now III The occupancy of MIR. James
Jones. Ills is valuable property well worth the
attention of those "ho wish to buy.
JOHN X. ID. PAYNE.
Oct. Is HlS
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North American Reyie7v.
NO 81, just received and ready for delivery
TO subscriber at The Boob aud Stationary
Sfot"of ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Nov. 10. is26
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SrSALE.

HpH virtue nj u deed OF trust, execuied 10
Nd The subscriber by Gar nd Tate, bearing
date ON the lUth day at March, 1927, and du-
y recorded in the clerk : office of Campbell
county court, for purposes therein expressed,
will be sold, nj public s%nciion, before the
door OF the Franklin Hotel, in Lynchburg
for cash, on Friday the 10th dizzy OF Decem
her next, all the interest of said Garland
Tate, in aud TO the estate of his deceased faith
rr, Edmund Tate, both real and personal
Acting rs trustee I shall convey only such
Tic rs is vested IN me by said deed.
GILES WARD, Trustee.
Nov. ~. 3w30
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Lnhnhh Prnnertu for SaIc.

Valuable Property for Sale
"uE Subscribers wish 10 sell n house and
lot, on Federal Hill. Immediately on the
Turnpike road. There is a good well IN The
v,rd. and all other necessary out houses-it
Is thought, to be a good stand for a tavern
and Wagon yard.-fo r terms, apply to either
oC The Subscribers. j. L. DOUGLAS,
4. NJ. DOUGLAS.
Nov. 90. 1873
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CHEAP BOOKS.

FNHE subscriber has determined 10 change
his business, aud will sell the most walnut
bile and spendid stock Of Books, tha, was ever
offered in his OF any other market. at reduced
prices, fer cash. This stock consists Of Hls'n'
iical, Theological. and Miscellaneous Puhiica,
tions. He has also, a splendid assortment at
Law and Medical Bnoks Which he particularly
offers TO professional gcntl, meb.-Hc most re-
specially invites country inet chants, teachers
and the citizens a. large, to cal and eynmlle
the quality and the prices of his Books WIN
which he hatters himselfthey will be pleased.
ABRAM r NORTH.
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mr. MAk1NG.--ghs
subscriber. AT the lover end OF nam
sireei, in addition iohis Rope and Isine max
ing business; makes aud repairs Cuufd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuek Mattresses, n
cheap aud comfortable article for sumsier -and
would be thankful for any job IN that way
which shall be done with neatness and despatch,
and on very reasonable termes.
J.. ii. ECH0LS.
May !. iso9.
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INSTITUTION ron TIE EDUCATION OF
YOUNG LADIES.

INSTITUTION FOX III. VI
YOUNG LADIES.
MFRS. BLHTTERMANN has opened a, a
lV retired house, built, ana fitted up for the
purpnses between Charlottesville and the Uni
yersity. M Institution Tor the private instruction
of young ladies' in all The polite and useful bran
cbes Of female education. The young ladies
will he members OF her family. They will be
subject TO a control truly rarenial-and even
heir amusemenis will be directed with n view 20
mental Improvement. Whatever Is taughi IN the
mos, approvcd literary institutions for female
instrueiion In Europe, Mrs. BlTtterman will
teach or have taught under her own immediate
superipsendcnee aud inspection, She will her
SELF, IN addition 10 English Grammar, teach
Writing, Arirhmiie, Geography. the use Of the
Globes. and History, sacred aud profane. She
VIII give regular instruction in thr Spanish,
French and Italian languages The French Lam
cnarc v III br uysd nv n medium Of interchange
Of srniiments aud wishes in The common trans
a,iions of,hc family. This Arrangement, Mrs,
B%lriferman. natiers herself. will very much ia
cilnnie the acquisition OF this useful and interes-
ting language.
Mrs. Blgttermnn in the establishment here
announced is influenced partly by a view 10 the
qualification OF her own feelings, Ms she has ever
d~elighted in communicating knowledge to the
youthful mind, mud partly by "A wish, as she
trusts, 10 do good
Parents aud Guardians who may be disposed
10 place n child or ward under her care may he
informed more particularly oi her plan, mode of
instruction and domestic regulations, by an ap-
pllralion nj the Scbool house.
Music. Dancing. and Drawing. ifreqnired 10
bc taught, will constitute the oni3 extra expen-
srs. Terms two hundred DoIlirs per sessIon.
Nov. 90. wSw
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CORNS.

EUsr RECEIVED BY Thomas J. DoyoI,
- asuppIy OF Linseed Oil. Spts. Turlentine,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, Maccaha
on"a loose and in bottles, and a number of o.
Their articles IN his line. which he will sell at the
lowest cas, prices. NAV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-08

Loficry and Exchange OGcc.
fINHE subscriber has removed his Latter,
aud Exchange Office 10 the house ,atet,
occupied by Mr.. NJ White, nearl, ouposii,
.Messrs. John, William & CasweIl Poe.
b. w. HENSON.
Successor 10 s. s. AZ. Allen {, Co.
Nnr- u
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at'@
ANVIL

Al Tue Rum aid ~ hefirfhf ufiter OF ts county
tunnof fraahlin. oa III, siSthdn 81 oet, isas Jr'
col sio ~, plf against Horny ~Iicshong, I'm. Pratt
Adnfu.,,pior alLlinsfd slons, dec. reggy rlons. vi.
.nw sud relict oftla sad Clifford slonu, decd. Ab'sha
klnie, J. leob slone, rnlrh slone, jubai G. sfose. Allen
g,onr. Csmnodors X. sloue. Patrick Siono aud Amy
tn,in-chnIIfun aud hcifs III IIiH4fJ Slime, dec.
~ CII tNtEkY,
The defendant Gnlsh SHINE, not having oniorGd hts
snptarino y si,en ,scur,y according % The act OF
ID. snl,ly aud tho rules ofthis rouft. and II appearing by sa
fi.faeinry q, iacnes that no Is not an ~iuhabitsti uf the
stai, III Virginia Lpa ths motion oftle piainilf by Goun
,el- n i. or1ursd. that thssaii det Caleb Stone do appear
IA The said court on thr lat Monday IA Jan. noTt, \ answer
thu nIaIntif's hEl aud tha, y copy0i this ofder be forth
With insnrie4l IN The Nrginian, . PAPER pfinird In the low
snftynehburr, Tor iso months suecssaivcly, aud posted S
che front ,l.nr oithe Courthouse Of said county.
aCopy-Teste Jas. G. TATE, ID. c,
O,tolrr u u
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NNaoiICE-An persons having CLAIMS D.
NJ raa,,t The r.staie Of ID. ". Coeke. are re
aa..,rei 10 prrse 4 ,Ac,a ieiore ihn 81 Monday
IL January, rs this notice viii be Pied 80 par =,
cr.,sl such as may br prosecuted afterwards, anu
slia.a indebted 10 IN Estate arc hsrrhy no''iep
shal uulesS ps,,nrui be forthwith made, SUM
u IN be ins,ilaird indiscriininately.
; GARLAND. lEn's
ID. G. MURiiLLI, )
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Specific remedy safe
mid and l6elent Ia cure and prevent
consumption, bu, nothing else. just received by
THOMASJ DUVAL.
Ma, l..
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#3an VNvHBs subscribers, in retnrnin'
"A thanks to the public Cor tho
NGN liberal encouragemrnsgiven lhrm
. heretofore. take this way 10 inform
their friends, TINT they have pm hand nm exec,
lent assortmPntof all kinds ofhats, atlheir olo
stand, two doors below the market housr, mads
10y themselves otNle best materials, in The new
est fashion and in The hes, manner. Their
assortment is large and " ell worthy the h'>
irniiou Of merchants and those who wish 10
buy toseil again. They can assnrethcir frleneS
and the public that they will sell them yeSJ
low. and their assortment is equal to any IN
the upper country. They have likewise JUST
received from Boston, nm extensive nssorl-
ment OF Hatter's materials, consisting Of sra,'
hisb wool bodies, old Muskrat skis, Alcoh0n
Gum Sheliac, Aquafortis, warranted best. w
Oh 'itroil, yerdigris and Logwood. All Of
which they will sell ON the most reasonable
terms Hat'ers and those who wish TO rhf'
ciinsr such articles " ~ dn we'll 10 give them
n call. DINKEI A. RUMBOUGH,
Nov. IL.
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Bailev's and Samuel Watts residences,
Possession an be had the LIST December.
Also, fur rent, the house Immediately OPP
posite the Franklin Hotel, aud recently &C.
cupied by the subscriber as an office. This
house which has two rooms aud a cellar, Is well
cnlcul,ted for etu office or small grocery. Pos.
session can be had immediately.
For hire, the ensuing year, two first rate car.
pe.ters, with good sets OF tools. During my
sbsrncc, applications may he made 10 -alnjr Col
lin Bnckner. GEO. Wfl1fEOCKE.
Nov 10 1877
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~ Office We hereby notify those persons
" who purchased property A. onr sale in
Nov = and Dec lasi, that their Bonds nov
due, ara placed in the hands of Mr.. John Wal
ker. OF Lyuchhurg 10 whom they will make pay
mcnt. JOHN ALLAN, Executors Of
NM. CALI, SWIM. Gait, dc.
Dec. 1. ii33
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y
" CRY. holden nj lhr town Of Iynchbnrg,
on The 9)h day ofOct ls2S. Da,il fgeir.
lothian. D,n,rl lIirginbulhar ard Vhos, iiis.
e.nho,hsn, merchants and partners. trading uu-
ser the style and & u, Of y aud u. Hisginbot
ham & CO. pits
a%cain.t
'amrs Montgomery. cmntar OF the estate OF
.Ie-s. Juurs. deed. flmnnd 7. Coffee, Cotnc-
lins paNell, IA. fn,rirt ptm'r ds honis non oil
fAe said Jesse Jones. deed. the sn,d James
Montgomery and Pheasant Mitchell. his sreurI
lies, the sand Pleasant Mitchell aud Alpha his
uif~, Z ichsriah Mitchell aud Cilrissa his wife.
aad Wm Jones 5iplton Jones. Cail,arine Jones
anderson Jones. Brisy Jones anl Harrison
jones'. infants by the eieiS of this courl, special,
II assigned their guardian, de1s.
by consent, Of The parties by tlicIr counsel,
Edward , Cshell. administrator De hopi, non
nf jrssc Jones. deceased, IA substituted IN The
.1lace oil the defendant James Montgomery.
the former curator of the estniu OF Jesse
Tones, deceased. and th.pnpnn the cause
cnur on 10 bp heard on the bill. nnsWprs oI
She defendants, Jane, Montgomery, Corne.
!ius Powell rleaeanl Mitchell, William Jones
shelton Jones, Cailiar na Jones, Anderson
Jnnes, Betsy Zones, aud i~larrisns Jones, ex
hilats aud examinations Of witnesses, and
unon The 5eGrotal order Of the 9TH dav of
November. iScf. which appears Ia have
been duty -"rsrd mon the other %drlcnlan'S,
snd wns Hrgied ny counsel. On cOnsiI.ra.
iinn whereof. the court doth order that one
ot ,ts commissioners ID take nm account OF
thu u II. ristta'ion cf the esistr OF Jesse
ZONES, deceased, p a. nm ncunpnt of the
debt due 10 ide ijain ifs, aud report The same
30 iha couri with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himselt, or required by
'te parties 80 hr 81 stated.
AcnpV-Ies,u
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MATS anA HAryEHs.
MATERIALS.

kRnE s,liisetil,e,A
"a Just tecei. ed
Nx~ iink, a s,,i. "all
ssse''"r.ni of new H., i''''
made u, the Iatsst,,se"'
ions, Of escrlleut Na,,
manSh'p and beat a.
feIiaIs-Ano., w
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J. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE. I

IslChbufg, NV, ID, FsZS
The parties Ia this cause, vii take notice
tlai | have appointed Saturday the lo'h day OF
.isnusf, next, 10 carry the foregoing order ct
.4urt into effect. On winch day, ~ o'clock, A.
NJ. itey are negnifed 10 attend n my oiiice IN
this to~n. wnl, their accounts, vouchers, and a
cop, Of the court rarers. prepared Tor exam'na'
,lon aud settlement. -
cHAs P. JOHNSTON, c.
Il .a1u11
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J. WILLS. elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
~TXu,hIarro npr 1900

The parties in hi. cnnsr, viii take notice
ha' have appointed Thursday the slh day
ot i'nuary nes'. 10 carry the foregoing order
of court inio effect. on which day, nj nine o.
clock \. N hey aro required to attend NJ my
Office. in this town. with their accounts,
vouchers. aud a copy of court papers, rrepar
ed for examination aud settlement.
CIiAS Z. JOHNSTON, c.
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are superine Hats, nsaaudaeirr.J 'p@t
the fur oi The Rocky A%ouniain. Missouri. c"'H'
River. and Canada Beavef.-also. HAS .an0
Of Canada Msshra', raw and caro,t.d R,"'
Ficumia ana Nrnter Ears, red Wool. &c. isA4
diiion 10 which he keeps constant, on bana
extensive assortment Of HAS, including elm. y
Military Hats, manufactured by himself eao'
Materials and Workmanship OF which arc :"
ranied LOT 10 Be surpassed ia This inri ., W.
country. "c
lie has likewise on hand, a general .,.,..
rlent and eIeot variety Of "NWI
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Boot and Shoe Factory,

and examine Tor Themselves.
J. DlSBROW, & co.
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E.utt af Ghau-
SyfihilN1A-At a eopri'"r oo",, 80
W crry, follen NJ the town OF Isnehpufe,
Al the 18th tlay ofOet 1873. Jahh l.. ~"
hart, ~
against -.
Joseph Chi,on and saml Garland, ae"s.
Tie defendant. Joseph Ciii''on, VII" Is on,
~ thi. country, and against whom Tie p'a'n''i
ar,.ars 10 hn.e proceeded in lie mode rrescri-
~, \, Ian .ra,,st absent defe.Illnis. ttIil fail.
in~ o. appear and answer. on the rioiion of
a.,c ,lan,ihG. by counsel, the cour, doth tnke his
hill Tor confessed agsinst Cha, defendant, hnd
the csa.e eeHnig 10 Ice heard on the oil' an.
.,rr a, the Other defendant, eSl,ihns aud ssnm-
isat,nns OF uiincssrS vas argued ty cuu'Scl ia
con liberation a%l.ercoi. the eour, doth refer the
accounts between The parties 10 one Of IFS com.
missioners. who u directed TO Examine. state Il
settle the sane, and make report thereof 10 The
,.,,,,. s,,l, an, matters specially stated thought
nert,,em by lumseli or required by the parties
10 be 80 siaied.
4 oupy-Iesie
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- .--
NiRGiSIN-A u supefio, Court oi Chan.
Gerry holden ~ the town of Lynchbulg on
! 1hr S0rh daf of October, 1928. James Mont.
Z go~cry IN his ~ righ'. and as curator of the
estate ofjessc Jones, deceased. PlainliT
agaia.i
t,orueliu. P.N ell, the ormcr administrator dc
ionis non ef Lessee jones. dor. aud Pleasant
Mitchell aud his wife, Defendants.
This cause came ON this day 10 he heard on
The bill, answer of the defendant, Cornsliu.
Powell. and the srcrelal order Of the ninth day
Of sep ember, one Thousand eight hundred an,
twenty six. y l,ieh appears TO have heen dbl, ser.
ned upon the other defendants and was argued
by COUNSEL on consideration whe, cot. The cou,i
doii, order that the defendant Cornelius Powell
render an account of his administrator of the
estate Of his interstate before one OF the Commits
Sionets of this court Shu is din ected To examine
efa,e and settle the same. and make report there.
az 10 The court, with any naiters specially stated.
'ioughi pertinent by himself or required by rfe
parties 10 he 50 stated.
ACopy-Tes;r. JOHN WILLS. OK.
+s .A.2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-16

HosoRABLE ACT. We have pleasant fact
70 mention IN regard to one of our Independent
Military Companies. Owing to some new ar
rangement, they had funds on hand, which they
wished to dispose of, to the amount of 800 !;
and the question was, in what manner thew
should be appropriated. One proposed dinner
anolner something else, but nothing seemed to
thought occurred to divide the sum between
the Orphan Asylum and the Society for the
relief Of aged INDECENT females, A resolution
to this effect was Immediately adopted In the
hands OF such men, the interests of our country
are safe. They would NOW down an army Of
drunkards.-.Neao York Observer.
The WRONG LEG. DIR. Thomas, Bishop of
Salisbury forgot the day he was to be married.
and was surprised at his servants bringing him
a new dress. gnat singing him in the leg,
the doctor stopped and scratched the leg of
gentleman who stood next him.
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DIED


In this town, last evening, Mr.. John Miller,
aged a. Or Friends and relatives are res.
pectiuiy requested to attend the funeral TO-
morrow, at o'clock, at the South MEETING
House
In Grafton, July II, Cyrus Putnam, son of
Mr.. George w. Putnam, aged 10.
In Sutton, Mrs. Thankful Hagar, aged 60.
In New Braintree, June 80, Mrs. Deborah
Reed, relict of Col. Micah Reed, aged so.
. In Spencer, on the 9Th inst. Mr. James
Green, (suicide) aged about AZ.
In Hubbardston, on the 9TH inst, Mrs. Lucy
Richardson, wife of Mr.. Silas Richardson, aged
49, Printers an Vermont are requested to IN
sert this death
In Phillipston, July 2, Ithauar Ward, Esq,
aged rs.
In Potersham, June %, Mary Ann Brigham,
aged 2G. Printers IN Vermont are requested
to insert this.
In East Sudbury, Dea. Aaron Damon, aged
81. On the morning of the Cd inst as be was
engaged in milking, and attempting to rise from
his seat, he fell to the ground, and expired in
stantly, without a struggle.
In New Bedford, Mrs. Mary West, wife of
Mr.. Thomas West, and daughter of Mr.. Jep-
than Jenney, late of Fairhaven, aged % years.
In Nantucket, Zenas Coffin, aged GO, very
respectable merchant Of that place.
III 1oHiiI-llelu, w. ~ on the morning OF the
10th inst. Lydia Buffum, wife of William Buff
fun, in the 74th year of her age.
In Washington city, Hon Henry C. Martin
dale, member of Congress from New York.
At the house of Mr.. Samuel Star, in the
town of Providence, Sarotoga CO., IN Y. } on the
9th ult., MIR. Preston Woodward, of Franklin,
Massachusetts, aged 25 years The deceased
was pedlar by trade, and stranger. He as
stunned the name of Preston Ellis, at first-but
fewd days before he died, he declared his real
name was Woodward