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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-11
LAND FOE SAT.

virtue Of deed of trust, beari.. -
II zo'n OF November, 1922, and duis , ."e TIE
IN the clerks Office Of the county cor. ..eeorded
hersl, on the 9Th of January, 1923 wbs..,o' Am.
>. Pendlsion, Of the said count,. conn'y Jas.
inc Undersigned. IN trust, for the n,. 70
therein mentioned, one certain trac, n, ps'po'es
oil land, containing 753 aces, be n. pA'eti
more or less, lying AMI being in the .a,. sah's
Amherst, on Bulaloe river, on both sd. o.
road from New Glasgow 10 Lyucbl,s.. Tue
adjoining the lands of David 5. Ga,lanJe, ahd
the same lands which Thomas Vldri1r. 'elh8
sed ni John Camm and John Warwick p'e'la.
was conveyed by SAID Thomas Aldridgs !, "',le.
tharine his wife, To the said James : - "a
ton. by deed bearing date the 2oih dav .t
prll, ISIS, We shall, Oh Monday he la. ~ 4"
OF June next. before the front door of ta
gle Hotel IN the city of Richmond, pro,a.I l''
sell, 10 the highest bidder, AZ public a..',
Tor cash, "a, that part of said tract ot lanJ NV"
les east al the said road, with small mar, ''a
of The sad road to include the barn, ea,,.;. WI
agree"hly toreeent survey, 1913 acres In
phfposes oi said trust On that PORTO, ~ e
lrfei, Ahich viii be sold as AFORESAID S''a
isat"o story brick dwelling house.w,b a "'s's
necessary aHt hon-e-, ire situaii. * HI,
water goed nsighhurhood asrre,l4,
prosemenis ~ good comdiiion; AM ,Inn,. :"
under good system ofcuture. The ~,
believed TO be 'ndisputable, but acting as ,,
tees we shall sell and convey only the in.
ted in Us. L. ". NICHOLAS r.
NM. NEKERViS, o..
AptH 10 tds6Q
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sPEruG GOODS.

nAvID a. ROBERT KYLE ,skr pleasure
in announcing the first arrival al their
SpYipe Goods. TO which. being chiefly IN tic
FANCY hne--they respectfully invite the n'len.
,le.. OF the Ladies --smong the articles received
are
Super blk I allan Lus,rings
Rich blue. blue black, pink, olive, & stra" col
oreG Gro de Maps
A few pieces Of splendid white wsiefed Gro dc
Maps
Black aud fancy coiored, striped aud figured
Silks
Black. white. blue pink and ST. az colored Flo.
renres
Black satins aud Modes
White, pink, blue, cinnamon and STRAW eolored
SaliGs
Black senchcws and Satin Lesnniincs
A lew pieces Bsitirssc, very handsome
Gre dc Nap aud Satin Bonnet Ribbons
jet black md sceond nouning do
Rich Decoupe do NV si,le
White pink, blue. aud straw COZ d walered I'll
Ilici, Decou, and Gro dc Nap dress shaw's
Cnlicocs, nrv style, iit! aud indeIible .olors
A few pieces Swiss tiirghams brhuiiiul
Super black Nankin aud Canton Grapes
Cambries. Jackonei aud Swiss Mulins
Purliug ans Bobipeit Footing
Handsome assortmcn, Cnp Ribbons
Black bsrege and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambrc Handkerchief. white Y colored
borders
Italian Grapes aud Grape Llcssss. every shade
Ladies blk aud white frunrlln Shoes
Long Lawns aud Grass Cainbrcs
Black end white silk Hosiery. ke.
The above articles. It ~ believed. with respect
10 quality and siyle. are not 10 be surpassed
aud prices quite moderate
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TRUST SALE OF
Valuable property.

Am tho Grsi day Of Amhrrsl June court ucNi
1--WE shall proceed TO sell. At publ,c "uCioa,
'or ready money, the following propesy CON
scyed to us in trust, hy John Ware. sen. of thu
county at Amheral iar the purpose of carrying
into carct the objects Of the trust deed by
" mich is conveyed 10 us uua which IS az rec
ord IN the office oi the sad count Tom, boy,
phil, u boy, Lucy, woman, and her child Wi.
liam. Cordelia. girl, and tllan, eiri-Al.o,
one trae, Of lanJ lying in the said county of
Amherst, and adjoining the land. Of David ;.
Garland and Others. at containing, by esr
pa,ian, tmee hun'lIed aud eighty acres Tue
Tile is believed IN he ndispuaelc, In, ac'inr in
the character OF trustees. We Will convey that
which is vested IN US aud uoue other. The sale
will take place in front the {. House
EDMUND WINSTON,
WI. ARMlSI LAD.
Nav. tds7o
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;lIik subscriber wishing ~ 'rdfnFe To The
- wesf, VIII olrr Ton sale. o. the III Gay 81
funn ntxt, On thu premises, h naci Of !and,
lying IN the south western corner al Henry co.
continuing brtreeu iour and five hundred acres
4 Considerable pari at winch IS good I"hacc"
aud, VII 20 .mnIi plantation. Attached 10
ihr Laad IS comfortable Dwelling House. AZ
exCrlienl hlauu acturing SILL. nc. The terms
wall br one bird cash, one ihlfd the 25h Drc.
next. unp thltd thr 25th ui DeccmhPr. ls3o.
Likely fonrs goes would be taken 'or tar
last ptt4a-I fprivaloly sold, IN "h.ch ease
timely nu;,ce viii be given. ! further lrscrip'
non iii be deemed uuurce.sary, rs It Is prrs,t-
med those wisl,ias 20 purchase ~ill i,si view q
exau,ne for tae0cel,ss,
NA1HAN!EL StALES.
Apr,l 50, tie
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NOTiCE--ih he subscriber bcgs leave TO
IN inform his friends aud the public ceney.
ally, that he has commenced carrying on the
Carpenters business, aud promises 10 do nil
Kinds of work in his line NJ the lowest prices
II auen,op to business, superior workmanship.
low prices, aud dispatch are sufficient induce.
mou,s, he tat'ers himself tina, he will thereby
obtain liberal share Of public patronage. His
Shop is on third street. opposite the Mason's
Hall. JULIAN r. HENLEY.
hfay7. 3w
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EXCHANGE.

DRAFTS--on NesYofk, Phladelphia, Bal
timore, Washington City, Richmond and
petersburg, for sale at a small premium,
and in sums TO sui, purchasers, ut the lottery
and exchange Office of BY HEWSON,
Successor TO S. s NJ, Allen d Co.
Lrnchburg
Feb. 2.
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Soda w alter

NNHE subscribers Soda Fountain is now 10
u full operation.
HE has also received small sdd ional sun.
ply OF DRUGS L. MEDICINES, some s,l,e,a ich
are direct from, PARIS and LONDosehuseiis,
~. Z. saw Cine. I
A l. Nh him 6 Z
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ADDITIONAL.

a RECENT arrival tnnblcs us nj this time
~ 10 offer 20 ihe prblic still more desirable
assortment Than heretoiofe-- Among other arii-
cies rrp
Artificial Flowers the most beautiful
Lace tnars and prlcrinos, the ,irhcst style
Lug white KID 6lovrs
Shou. black, white, aud fancy colprcd do.
BIZ silk Buttons, splendid
Thread laces and Edsings, tame, figures
6yinp Laess unusually cheap
oceisucker dmghnms, cheap aud handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Crmbs
rncb, side. aud long bent do. Brn.iiian
Ladies black and white Pfunclla shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spooa
Italian Servings. every shade
pecoupe long Scaris, the very richest
Short do chrat. vet beautiful
Plain nnd "amlonrcdBaok Nuhlns
! and 81 SWISS aud tnni Ma has
LustrinR and satin Ribbons, every width aud
shnde
Fine Jaoonei Cm,aIings
super blk. Italian SILK do.
Fine aud super6ne Barcelona do.
flhln anl 6g'd Will. Alnsciiies
Plain extra hHT dn
sup. Valencia do
JET blk. Brpchelles "a, Grnt'emens' summer
Gen'l"mens' black and white SILK - Hose
Super double Iud,a Cotton do
few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Melol GOA, Buton,. treble gilt
Fancy N.st do. FIRST style
Blue and blk Lasting do.
Super blk. silk We've,
! piece blue D'ack, most Suplrj
Genilemens' super black and fancy cold horse
SKIN Gloves
Woodstock aud Doe do. superior
few dozen surer English White silk. do.
nen'lemens' silk pocket limdltrrchff-, first
chop
ALSO.
DomcSlics ofevery description, mud n large
supply OF spun Cotton Yarn of every size. from
No. = 10 Is inclusive
case OF superior Lcghorns. every day exrcc.
ted. DAVID AZ R0RT KYLE
April %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-11

VIRGINIA, f'z-At Rules holden in the clerks office OF
the county court Of Bedford On Monday the 9TH DAY
ofApril, le29
John >. Brown, pln apaius, john McGloe and David
Saunders, II. dcits.
IN CHANCERY.
Tho defendant John McGhce, not having entered hi,
appearance and security according to the act O:
Assembly ana the tues ofthis court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he IL nhnbant this
country on the motion OF the plaintiff by
counsel it's ordered that the said defendant do an
pear here ON the fourth Monday IN june aud answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; AMI that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted III newspaper printed in the
town OF Ly uchburg for Two months succe,syeiy and
posted front door of the courthouse ofths couu-
~ on two several court days
Acopy---Testc, GA. WINGFIELp, d. Z.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-11

NOflCE.-A barr'l containing small glass
~ bottles wss pu, On board my boat, in
Richmond, about the lolh last December and
brough, to this plaee--,l has ne mark on il.
The owner is requested TO come forward, pay
charges and take II away, or will be sold 10
payexpenses.
PENPLETON S. JOHNSON.
May !, .iw
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70 Country Merchants

being our wish 10 extend our business in
II the wholesale itne, We have accordingly du.
ring the present Spring, made every provision
for that purpose, aud are now prepared 10 sun.
ply "hoiesal" customers generally, with slmos,
every ar'icie IN demand, m either Staple, Fam
cy or Hardware line, and nj very moderate
sdyance. DAVID 4 ROBERT kyTE
April %. 10
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Five DoAlars Reward

n OSr ON Tuesday the lilh Instant. he, W. en-
IL Goose Creek aud Franklin Cnurthnu5e,
white leather POCKET BOOK, containing
two counterfeit bank notes Of twenty dollars
each, bond on George Morton, of Orange
county Va. for fifteen hundred dollars, due ia
January ~ February, 1882, and some other
pnpe's Of minor Importance. ! VIII give the
above reward TO any petson who will return
the said bond, and hereby caution the public
"g INST trading 70, or taking an. assignment of
the same. VIM b. WILLIAMS
Franklin County w. It
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ALSO.
ENGLISH GOODS,

fENlLEMiN wishing TO purchase Cloths
N aud ossllneres, will plrasc call u, David
Robert kyles'-thry have recently received
supply IN that lme, of the hes, English Man.
ulacture. principally blue aud black. with II few
piece, fancy colors, which they can oiIcr With
condolences to thepuhl'c-ior fue materials. sol
I'd textures, and beautifully rich shades. they
cannot be surpassed perhaps have never yet
been equalled,a' the prices Tor which III csc are
nov selling.
ALSO.
few doz Gentemens' Beaver Hats, ofthe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-11

r tcish to sill my E,Doioe tael OF Land. con.
! tanning about 1880 acres, 800 of ,rhich ore
cleared ne most Of The cleared land as creek
tow grounds apart otuhi4 Is highly improrcd
and k,pt for 'oboeco lots, The 'cood land is of
good quality, nteH Stostod 18th pine Gmber Of
best qualify. Aho TINT Part Of The otter tract,
iyiug on the south side Of otter Riper supposed
10 contain Gbom 1900 acres, about 800 cIsar.d
200 Of Which are iolc grounds Of superior guaii
~. The greater part Of lie GOOD land is tobacco
Tend Of the first quality. Either Of the abore
ractS trW be dirded 10 suit purchasers.
Any person uidiag TO purchase, can apply 10
IS irrinc, HeGT Nelg London.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
Ian. ts10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-11
TRUST SALE.

nY virtue OF n deed OF trust executed 10 thr
u y sub'crlhcrs 10y Samuel Wright aud dul,
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the count,
court of Prince Edward, FOR purposes th.te-
IN exp ssed, We one Of AS, Will, on We,lnes.
day the third day of Junc next, upon The y clnl-
seS proceed 10 srll, TO The highest bidder ful
cnsh, the tract of land in said dccd mentioned
u being the came upon Which sad Wright now
resides lying il the county ofPtncr Edward,
near Clover Hin Tavern Also two slave,
'eorge man, aud Cnty woman with the IN
tense of the female, il Any since the date of
the III cd, or so much thereof as Viii be sufi-
1lent o answer the purposes of 'he ,onveyauce.
ne title Is believed To he good, bat We shall
convey that vested in us by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS TRENT, I TruS.
THOMAS o PA1I LSON, ( tees
May a. tdsY5
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Scarce Goods Qt RcdaccG Prize.
I'D Ii l., black i,dImu silks
~ III and Il 1 plain bubbuc, lace,
30 binetl pcarling.
Floss THREAD,
Fancy baskets,
= aIicoe,, new and aeautiful sbl,
Sup. Eng lish white satin,
silk hosiery, very cheap,
Azcllnc neck scarls, "A new and fashionable ar
iiclc
With other new goods weekly receiving, which
we pledge oarelycs TO sell at the very lowest
market prices.
MCKEE ROBINSON, Il co.
March % tCj3
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e. ATTENTION La

e. ATTENTION q
Wal TER II. MIDDLETON
HAS just returned from the North, and is
j y nov opening, three doors above messrt.
Mckee and Mems, very large and well Sc,
lected assortment of
GROCERIES,
Consisting IN part as FoltOrs
u 800 SACKS SALTt.n
10 hhds. Sugars, assorted
Do bags Coffee, different kinds
10 1ierces Lnai Sugar, No to-
10 bids Mplasses sarions qualities
40 bo,"s Gun Powder. Impcral aud Young
Tyson Teas, laiesI impnrtaiion
q "a ks and pipes Wines. various qualities
400 lbs. spun Cotton, No. 4 10 10
900 lbs. Soai cathrr
100 boxes Sperm aud TalIow Candles, MSS ored
Nos.
20 do. Segars, various qualites
90 do. Window Glass, 4 II 10. 10 u IL
An assortment Liverpool Earlhen aud S,one
Wnfe.
laig" quantity superior Rum, Brandy. Gin
aud WhiskrV
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aI,ril3o
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19
NOTICE.

WTE the undersigned having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the District Of Litchfield Commissioners to
receive, examine, adjust and settle the claims
Of the several creditors to the estate of
ABNER NORTHROP,
late Of Litchfeld, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent; and said Court having
allowed six months from the 9th day Of No
vember, 1899, for the creditors Of said estate
To exhibit their claims 10 said Commissioners,
hereby give notice that we will meet at the
late dwelling house Of said deceased, on the
second Monday in December and May next,
at nine o'clock in the forenoon on each Of said
days, to attend to the business Of our said ap.
pointment. All claims not presenter within
the time limited, properly attested, will be
barred recovery. ..-.'
NATH'L GOODWIN, c:.
Roswell HARRISON, .;",'.rs
VIM. II. HARRISON, '''
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qnested to make immediate payment to.
MoRRIs WOODRUFF, admir-.
Litchfeld, S. Farms, NOv. Q, 1890 90
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to prosperity wealth, honor and renOwn. Show "a
the world that you respect yourselves and that you IRE
determined to maintain that station which The world is
ready to allOt you. Let your Cattle Shows be seen
once more among 10. Let the lowing herds aud the
extended team once more gaddeH the heart Of the TAR
mer; and LEI the display Of domestic manufactures
again testify to the skll and industry four ladies'
Let this be DONE and The steady progress Of improve.
men, will cheer YOU Ia your labors; continue to neg
ect II, and few short years will be sufficient to show
the unhappy consequences
And you who have hitherto snecred at these sOce.
ties and attempted to cVaA your aVarce with the gNFb
ur contempt, throw aside your mask, aud no longer
Conem. yourselves with ridicung the idea Of "pNying
dollar year to learn to cultivate your own TAI ms"
You have proIited In common with your more liberal
ncivhbors You have shared In some measure that
shirt which has done 90 much for the turner's Of this
county, Your farms are improved, your cattle are
better and Yourselves richer through the influence Of
agricultural societies. Delay then no longer the
acknowledgement Of the fact and hcncefOrth manifest
disposition to keep alive that fame so happily kndled
among YOU Let the past suffice Tor the deeds Of folly
c. the future be guided BY the dictates OF reason-
Your destiny is in your own hands. The rank wa'ch
YOUR profession il to hold among the Other professions
is oryou to prescribe. Industry aud enterprise, per
severance md emulation will raise i, to an exalted
station; negligence and ina,te.ton will sink it to "
level disUraceul to you, and Injurious to the country
a. large May we no. hope thu tbs farmers OF this
county will awake to their true interests, shake off
their apathy, and renew under more favorable "Usp'-
ces the operations Of their society? Remember II is
for your interest as well your reputation BE Gu
gagged, .hen und net worthy ofyourscives your coun'
". aud the profession in which you are engaged.
AaRIcoLA.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19

A fire broke OF, 10 the brewery Of Thomas Morton,
ll9 Essex-streei, New.York, on the morning Of the
18th inst, which, before IL could be sablued, extend
cd TO and destroyed ten twelve dwellings, besides
o,hey small buildings. Estimated loss from twenty to
,weo,v.ye thousand dollars. Fires frequent
~ in New.York that unless they are Of considerable
magnitude they rarely noticed in any but the city
papers.
EasIe Ronk-At the recent session OF the superior
COur, held in New-Eiaven, dividend OF IL i: cents
ON ,he dollar was ordered to be paid to the genera
creditors Of the Bank on the 9th Of December next
Criminals.-Atthe session Of The Superior C0un ~
New.Haven last week, Richard Cundf, job" Jay,
and Fraaess Qsay, all blacks, were seveTaIy '''eO
aud consicsea-hs former for horse stealing the oh
ers for burgsary-ana sentenced % the state pr's0"
CundiG Cor years. the latter for three year,
each. Mics Quay had broken open house to Saea
articles with which to decorate herself 70 attend
fashionable ball.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19

Vermont ATaNi,iaA bib al'Olsiing all IraAiagS sx
cep, tina, required yearly Cor the inspecSn ofSrms
has passed be engrOssed In the legislature Of Yer.
mont. motion dismiss the bill was lost, ayes 49,
nays I29. motion to amend 90 ms to require resi.
mental reviews once iN three years wNs nega,ived.-
One member said that the mus,en and reviews were
the worst portion Of the system II regarded expense
and loss Of time, and that they afforded no military in.
stFuclloO Of any benefit, Another member thought
reximenta reviews were necessary for field officers to
display themselves and give practical instruction in
military tactics.
State Prison--Thc Legislature Of Vermont have d.
rec,ed that their State Prison at Windsor be enlar-
Ued and the cells constructed after the Auburn plan.
improvements legislature Orvermont have in
corporalcd the Connecticut River Canal Company
and the Connecticut River Steam Boat Company.
Maine.--The Kcnncbcc Journal says, i'll now be.
lcved Mr. HuntoM is elected Governor by the people,
though not determined to certainty. Mr. II. was
tho Amti.Jackson candidate. The papers reckon g.
jackson represe natives, and 81 AnIi-JacksoM.
Tho final letting Of MI the remaining jobs on the
Ohio Canal took place at Chlicothe on the 10Th uh-
The competition is stated to have been quite ANNA
ted. Upwards ofiwo hundred proposals were hand
cd -,
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MARRIED,

In Ncw.Prcslon, ON the 9th Sept, by the Rev. c.
A. Boardman, Mr.. Hiram II. Weeks, TO Miss Lucy
Tucker, all of New.Prcson.
In Canaan, Mr.. Albert Robbins, AZ Stockbridge'
Mass, to Miss Eliza FaNon, Of the tormct mace.
In Hartford, Mr.. William James lI,mer:iy, TO Miss
Laura Sophia Cooke, daughter Of Oliver u. Cooke
Mr.. James Bahcock Shul,as to Miss May Ann Sweet
In Berlin, Mr.. David Squires Of Hartford, TO Miss
Elizabeth Beach, Of Burlington. -.
Elizabeth s. Ellsworth; X. N. Hayden, ESQ., Of Nor
wich, Miss Caroline EllsworIh-daughters oil Tim
othy Ellsworth, Esq. ~
ford, TO Miss Harriet Starks
In lIarwinton, Mr. Henry Colt OF Torr"gtord' to
In New.FIartiorl, Mr.. Thomas Watson, j.. to Miss
In XH,IoScr, Mr.. Whiting n. Eollistcr, Of the firm
Of Williams s. Co. Of Hartford, to Miss Sarah Ann
In Wcs,.lIar,ford, Edward A. Sianly Eco. Of Cir
clcvie, Ohio, to Miss Abigail II. Hooker, Of the for
In Middlc,own, Mr. Henry Salisbury, to Miss Lu.
In Danbury, Mr.. Alfred Pugsley to Miss Antoineite
Gregory; Mr.. Ear g. Stone, to Miss Caroline Is.
In bridgeport. Ms. Henry Patterson to Miss Julia
Thompson.
DIED,
In this town, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Joseph Merri.
In Danbury, Miss Emelue Gregory, II.
In New-Fair6eld Mr.. David TrendwoV, 90; Mrs.
!" Middie,owm, Elisha B., IA, "a deaf and dumb
person,) son Of MIR. Elisha Wetmore; Capt. Ichabod
Miller, SO.
In bridgeport on the 10th inst. after shor! Illness
NIrs. Harric, Brooks, wife Of benjamin Brooks, Esq
Of bridgeport and daughter Of the late Isaac Jones
ESQ. OF New-Elaven land sister Of the Rev. /. Jones
! Of this yage,l aged 80 years, leaving beroavet
husband large family Of children several q whom
and relations TO mourn her untimey end.-Ns'O-ffd
| zen Register.
| In Hartford, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodman, wife Of Mr.
| Richard Goodman, 66: Widow Desire Rockwell, ~
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RUNAWAY

ENROM the subscriber, In Washington, on
Il the night Of the 10th inst. an indentured
boy by the name Of MARTIN FINNEY, about
Ia years of age. All persons are forbid har.
boring or trusting him on my account, AZ
will pay no debts 0f his contracting after this
date. A reward Of one cent, but no charges,
will be paid for his return.
kMASA STRONG, Jr.
Washington. NOV. la, 1899 IS
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Mn. ADAMS

WK ADAMSi
S,R-l read in your last paper the Secretary's in
erosng report Of the proceedings Of the Li'chieId
County Temperance Society, a, it's late meeting in
Goshen: in which Il Ia stated that cot the prison.
ers eonned in the county Jail charge Of some crime
or misdemeauor, IS was reported were drunkardS:
and Of the 30 confined In the debtors department, II
were found on examination to be confirmed drunk
ards, occasional drunkOrds and only temperase;
from which |, would appear tina. that whole "umber Of
persons wore actually in prison at the time Of the
meeting. This 10 q mistake. Il should read" Of the
30 pcrsons confined in the criminals department,
,Oihin the year ending on the 10th Jelly last IS were
Grunkards-and Of the 80 debtors detained in prison
wishin tie same period, II were hah"Al drunkards
occasional drunkards, and temperate"
Tho error probably originated with the gentleman
who made the statement the meeting; but this ex'
pana.ion seems equally due to truth aud tho character
Of the county. will thank you TO give in your nex
paper. a. D.
Litel.Eeid, NoU. H.