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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

" A Campbell correspondent asks of US.
whether il will be lawful. .nder tho new Con
cincIs which were created by law passed under
the old constitution Undoubtedly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

10 House Painters, Carpenters, and
Negro Buyers.
4 HAVE n list rate II ,use Painter that |
4 wish to sell, a. intend going 10 FREQ
Stnle. lie is inferior 10 no painter, IN the
State, black or white. lie tan be hired ont Tor
goo, aud has been hired for 800, Tor II year
also will sell some oiheJ Negtors. such ns cun
spare OIL, OF my crop now, anu In the Fall |
shall sell all thai lave.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY-
Sept 10 w1w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
Shoe Store and Mandatory.
Jn 4IHH

IGfAS on hand. at his Store, rexf door above
- DIR. Howell Davies, n general assortment
Of Shoes, of his owa and Northern manufac-
ture, which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots. AT unusually low
prices. He is prepared to execute work, par.
iicularly in the ladies branch Of business. With
ne atness and prompiness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

a. Ths Youths who edit the little Jackson
paper in Salisbury should tarry IN jericho
until their boards be grown" 1t 10 no, every
body who Can quote Virgil by the page, who
should discourse of political ms,Ieis. They
should cot attempt 10 Instruct the colnnunii,
until the law ceases TO require that they should
themselves be placed under The care of guar.
dians. This advice, they will perceive, is en-
tney friendly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

ii i.,se .ss distant So he PIES.
as The no, lie we're induiged ~ anu Even
- ,hev saw emo Qua eve, "a" nehh'"
a'..,;a.hield the worse for liqnor.' lie WAS
'.:a..a 4, he extremity temperate, AMI insls-
-. -, tina sdhrrents should be equally So
-. vouag fellows at Dansers nse 10 call the
:, ;. Iliek Crosninsheid's Temperance soe'e-
srhs eoon.,ion which Frank Knapp had WIN
he maf.ler Of Capt. White, has been ton W '''e
zen, reports Of his trials, He was Tue o"'y
io1,yidual OF the gang whose IRON he'',s
.a,,cbinp couotenance rivalled Richards :. re
bad accompanied him 10 the ho"se u ~.
IVbits-- participated in the foul acts no"
.,e,sg ,nas, ,,,s,lv and will suffer the pun
,shnent due TO his great crme' In p''s"" NC
,.monstr,,ed q Q aims, the proposed eonlessio"
= nj. hro,he,-- characterized him rs weak,
..;.L.a aaa beins the sole instigalpr OF the
,,ni aeed--"I told him." said ne, : ha' y
Vas a silly business and would or,ng US mo
,,n,I,Ie - During his trial he exhibheo me
mos, sto,caI Indifference TO every pfoeeea,"s'
In challenging the jury. he exhibited consiuer
-. ,.r, in the selection He showed deci-
ID nreference 10 seafaT'ng, "eaiher-beaten
ION of hard features and honest countenances'
me foreman, who is said 20 have d'iered WIN
zen of The uher jurors, had as hne, open ana
honest a face, as We ever beheio. Any man
,n.ev.r heinr from Salem, WAS challenged in
.,a,,,v-. challenge him. said Knapp,
), a finn voice, and he was forthwith Sc: a.
side.
swh characters as Richard Crowninshield
and John Francis Knapp-cool. daring, fear
Iess--possessing talents ola certain Kind, with
on, any sympathy Cor society or obedience TO
il. Jus, and wholesome laws, are the most dan
peions and ninriou, TO every well regulated
community Vice and viiainy, simple aud an
accompanied by any relieving quality, create
unqu.lifed de'eslation--it isthe mixed com
position that is the most deleierious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

u The National Inelgencer states, tina, on
the breaking out OF the French Revolution,
there was no organized National Guard, (of
uniformed militia It was dishanded three
years ago. by order OF Louis 18th; but The
materials remained, aud it spontaneously, re.
organized on the breaking out OF the re cent
events. Gen. Lafayette was It's old commsn-
der in the year 1894. as he is nj present. The
" Guards or Garde du Corps" or King =
Body Guard, consisted OF about 10000 men,
n small portion of which were Swiss. Tue
" regiments OF the line" were other regular
troops stationed in the CITY. The Gen
darmes" are also regular soldiers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

peace
Ut In addition 10 The details OF the late in
teresiing events in France, which We publish
this morning, there are many other items. in
the late papers, which we should be glad 10
publish If we had room. Among these is an
account OF a fight in Havre, between a portion
OF The military and the people, 10 which he
latter. az in Paris, were completely successful.
u Pie news from France has been every
where received IN this county with unbounded
JOY. Ia New York. or the night Of the arrival
OF the Hiherna, many Frenchmen in that CRY
mounted the ,ri-col ored cockade,--au emblem
of so much glory-nnd visited the Theatre in a
body. On their entrance, the Orchestra and
the singers struck up the eliminating and soul
stirring MarseilIes Hymn, which 10 other DAYS
wrought such wonderful effects in France stir.
ring up the passions Of the people 10 pitch q.
wild and uncomfortable phrenzy. Then, Had
Colombia was called for and these tunes were
alternately played, aud each time enthusiasts SIT
cally encored. There are some moments in
which men seem 10 live years. Such moments
are those in which we see or hear OF u gallant
and generous people bursli's the letters oil
slavery, and hurting their oppressors to the
earth. Who feels not the blood ooursing
through his ye,ns with more rapid ilow. is moi
a man, though be may wear the form OF human
iiy --in Richmond, too--coId hearted. svari
cious, spiriless Rchmond--the news struck
out spark, as sometimes we see il glitter IL
the fliniy rock. The citizens ,hronged 10 he
Capitol in crowds-resolved on a grand pro
cession aud general Illumination, and appoin
ted w, ndbam Robertson, Esq. 10 deliver ar
Address in honor oil the event.-Can we not fol
low suit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

M1RKETS-Wbea, and Flour have farther
declined since our last. Wheat on Saturday
was selling a, 90 to 81 gents. Flour from the
wagons al from So ~ To So 10.
Cora has advanced safes were made last
week at ~ 5o-Rye is worth 80 cents.--Sheai
% cents the bushe'.
In Tobacco there is not So mnch doing, and
no material variation IN prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

VI fAIlE Subscribers School will commence on
- Monday the ooh instant.
lie requests that nil scholars intending to
enter his school " III do so al as early day AS
possible, at iarIhest before the ihe lat October.
JOHN {. REID.
September Is 3t'f
Tee! ICE !!--fbe subscriber keeps
LA regular supply vi lee for sale In bis Gel
lar SAMUEL AYRES.
Sept ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

Connie5eicrs.-Wc learn by a gentleman
who left Fincastle on Thursday afternoon Iasl,
that the Superior Court Of Boietourt, /Judgs
Allen presiding was last week engaged 10 the
trial OF several counlerfeilers who have been
for some time confined IN the ia i, of that couu
~.
Abner Martin, hitherto respectable Young
man 0i Bedford, and ofeasy circumstances has
been found gully, and sentenced to 10 years
Imprisonment in the Peniieniisty. His coun.
sci moved for new trial, " hch was refused
after which they 6led a bah Of exceptions,
raj Court for its action.
Samuel D. Spsncers case was before the
Court when our ipformsn, left Finraste.
Green b. LereHin-who is well known IN
" nll these parts'-htd no been tried. A mo
ton for a change of venue in his case was o.
vsrruled by the Judge after which the trial
was postponed day or two in order to procure
additional witnesses, of whom we learn that
more than one hundred had been summoned
The trial of Btankinstip, for murder had not
commenced.
We hope these gentlemen. severally and COL
lecliyeTy, may meet street justice-thongh we
suspect il is the very las, thing that some oil
them would ask Tor.
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PRICES CURRENT

Corrected noeekiy far the 1hgiaiaa.
PRODUCE
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-10
=ReaL Estate for Sale.

FESHE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
Il FARM in Hardwick, on which he now
lives, containing about $50 acres, we'll appor-
toned into Moving, Pasturing, Tilage, and
Wood Land. The Buildings thereon consist
of large two-story House, a Wood House, and
two Barns, with convenient Sheds and Out
Buildings.
Upon said Farm is 4 valuable MILL SEAT,
with WATER PRIVILEGE six months
each year, upon a stream sufficient for carrying
most kinds Of Mills or Machines.
This Farm is situated upon the stage road
from Worcester to Northampton, about one
hundred rods from the village in the center o
the town. and will be sold entire, or in separate
parcels, as will best suit purchasers.
Also, another FARM in said Hardwick, con
tanning about 100 acres pleasantly situated
about two miles west of the village, with
House, Barn, and other convenient Buildings
thereon.
Any person wishing to purchase Real Estate
of the above description, will do we'll TO exam
inc the premises soon, as they may be certain
of finding it an opportunity to purchase, at an
unusually loao rate. A liberal credit will be
given, and terms of payment made EASY.
JAMES DANFORTH.
Hardwick, June 90. TICS
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.Neso and Valuable School Books.

FHVHE FRANKLIN PRIMER THE
n IMPROVED READER; and THE GEN
ERAL CLASS BOOK Recommended by the
Massachusetts, Conrention Of School Teachers and
Friends of Education.
The object of these three books is to carry the
child by an easy and gradual progress from his al
phabet to such acquaintance with The meaning. as
well as the photography and pronunciation of COM
mon language, as will enable him to read with I'm
derstanding and grace, any book on popular sub
lect, which is written, either in style simple or
elegant and "these are, !" says the American Jour-
nal of Education, in notice of them, on the
whole, excelently adapted to their object" They
are recommended to the notice of School Commit
tees Teachers, &C., as decided improvements in
the means of education.
They are recommended by the Boston Conven-
ton of School Teachers. [This meeting at
tended by more than two hundred persons con-
sisting of gentlemen, teachers, and other persons
of education from Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
Vermont, and Connecticut
From the Hon. W. B. Calhoun for several gears
Chairmdi, Of the Committee en- Education in the
Legislature Of Massachusetts
gave them very thorough examination and
found them so peculiarly adapted to the wants of
children in the early stages of education, that l
recommended their introduction into our schools
at once"
These are also recommended by the North Amer
lean Review, the American Journal of Education,
the Christian Examiner and General Review, pub
lished in Boston, Liverpool and London, the Hing
ham Gazette, Allen Fisk, Esq, Principal of the
Walnut Grove School, Troy, IN. " the Teachers
Society of Troy, N. Y. and by the Revue Ency-
clopedque, one of the most distinguished scien-
tifc journals published in Europe.
The YOUNG SCHOLARS MANUAL, or
EASY LESSONS; the several branches of early
education, by Rev F. Strong, author of the Com
mon Reader, &c. This work is well calculated to
interest and improve the mind and memory of the
young scholar Probably no work of the kind has
been published which is so generally popular.
For sale by DORR & ROWLAND, Worcester,
also by the Publisher, A. PHELPS, Greenfield,
and the principal Booksellers generally.
Worcester Nov 8
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COMPREHENSIVE.
SMITH e. BROW.N
AND
LEONARD RRIGH9M
BRIGHAM.
UrnDerS nnd IniI

DfapeTS and IGif0rS,
E@ AVlNG formed connection in business.
u "a under the firm of BROWN & BRIG
HAM, will continue TO occupy the old stand Of
l.. b. opposite the Centre Meeting House five
doors north of the Blackstone HoteN in Wor-
cester, where they solicit that patronage. which
their friends and the public arc willing to be-
stow upon such as are constant, faithful, and
prompt in their business
b. q b. have on hand and arc constantly re-
ceivlng Broad Cloths and Kerseymeres, ofeyor
quality and color; Vestingss Rob Roy, Scotch,
Tartan, and Cambet Plaids Superfine Blue
and Brown Camblets, and general assortment
OF Trimmings; Shirts, Collars, Stocks. Hand
kerchefs, Hose, Gloves, Suspenders, &c. &c.
The above articles having been purchased for
CASH. can be afforded and will be sold cbeaD
.ALso, good assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHES constantly on hand.
CF Il. q b. flatter themselves, that, from
the long experience Of S. E. B. in Cutting. and
by employing none but JfrSt-rate Journeyn,en,
they shall meet with the appreciation of all who
may entrust work to their care
u Work done to order at short notice.
BROWN 81 BRIGHAM.
Worcester, Sept. 15 tf37
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Il Bargain for Farmers.


"a ENOR SALE, a Farm in Wo1-
~ Il cester, which, for excellence
IsIssEsae of soil, and beauty and convenience
Il1sksE of situation, is probably not sur
- passed by any in this County. twas
lately owned and improved by Mr.. Paul Gates.
Il is situated about one mile from the main
street, in Worcester, on the great County roads
leading from Worcester to Sutton, and from
Worcester TO Grafton, and very near the banks
of the Blackstone Canal. 1t consists of about
100 acres of Land of which so acres are in a
high ate-of cultivation, suitably divided into
lots, well fenced and watered. About so acres
are Wood Land and Pasture, at a convenient
distance from the Buildings, mostof which may
be easily converted into good Tillage Land
There is a comfortable Dwelling House, COM
manding an extensive view of Worcester Viii
lage, including its public buildings and the site
of the Lunatic Hospital, soon TO be erected on
Summer street. There is a Barn so feet by
80. convenient Out Buildings. good Orchard
with small variety of Fruit Trees in bearing
This Farm was appraised, three or four years
ago, by good judges, at $500. 1t is now of.
fered fer much lower sum- because the pro-
prletor is not in situation to occupy it.. For
a gentleman, fond of agricultural pursuits, and
yet attached TO the enjoymcnts aad advantages
of social life, moro eligible situation could
hardly be selected.
Those disposed to purchase are invited to OK
anime the Estate soon, and Judge for them
selves. An undsputed titie viii be given, and
a long credit for the icbole of the purchase
money if desired. Application may be made
to SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE, at his Office
in Worcester.
Worcester Aug 25 tf34
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PoaUer Loom iShuttLes.

II ME subscriber informs manufacturers, that
u he makes and keeps on hand, or will fur
nish at short notice, Power Loom Shuttlcs, of
all kinds, and of superior quality both the
materials and workmanship shall render per-
feet satisfaction TO those who may favor him
with their patronage. u Orders addressed
to the subscriber in Douglas, (Mass.) will be
attended to and answered without delay
June 30 If WARREN ALDRICH
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BObbiRs md iShuffZps.

FE9HE subscriber respectfully gives notice,
b that he has bought out Algernon S. Craw-
ford, and will continue the business of making
Bobbins and Shuttles of the various kinds used
by Cotton and Wooen manufacturers, Of the
very best materials and superior workmanship.
u Orders solicited, and the prompt and per-
sonal attention, which he pledges himself to
give, will, he hopes induce every manufacturer
ia want, to address to
BENJAMIN w. GLEASON.
Grafton, New England ! oo-
Village, (Mass.) Sept Is. '"i0'
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FHHHE Providence f. Worcester Boating Com
Il pany have completed their arrangements
for the season, and are now ready to receive,
at the CANAL STORE, Centra-street, in
Worcester, all kinds of Goods or Produce to be
transported to Providence or any intermediate
place on the line of the Canal. Goods destined
for any port in the United States, on their arri-
val in Providence, will be shipped by Horace
BUFFUM, Agent Of the Company in that place,
agreeably to directions.
Orders for freight from Providence to Wor-
cester, will be promptly forwarded, and as the
Company will have a Boat leave nearly every
day for Worcester, those who send their orders
can depend on having an immediate return.
The rates of freight are the same as last year,
and must be paid on delivery of the Goods
All Goods received or delivered below the
lower lock in Providence, for the accommoda-
ton Of the owners, will be at their risk whilst
below said lock.
The subscriber, Agent for the Company in
Worcester, will attend personally to the trans
action of the business, and pledges his best ex-
ertions to accommodate those who intrust their
business TO his care.
ANTHONY CHASE
Worcester, 1880. If
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
n ME subscribers being dulyappointed Com
II mlssionors TO receive and examine tho
claims of the several creditors to the Estate of
SlLAS HOUGHTON, late of Berlin, in the
County of Worcester, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice that six months
from the seventh day of September last are
allowed to said creditors, for bringing in their
claims and proving their debts, and we shall
attend for the purpose of receiving and exam
lining said claims at the dwelling house of John
Bartlett, in said Berlin, ON the first Tuesdays
IN November and January next, from three I'M
til SIX OF the clock in the afternoon
NATHL LONGLEY.
JOHN BARTLETT.
Oct. II, 1880. AZ
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THE AUTUMN EVENING.

By Rev. w o. B. Peabody, Of Springfield.
Behold the western evening light
1t melts in deepening gloom:
So calmly christians sink away,
Descending to the tomb.
The winds breathe low, the whitening leaf
Scarce whispers from the treel
So gently flows the parting breath,
When good men cease to be-
How beautiful on all the hills
The crimson light is shed
It's like the pence the christian gives
To mouruers round his bed.
How wildly on the wandering cloud
The sunset beam is cast
TITS like the memory left behind
When loved ones breathe their last.
And now above the dews of night
The yellow star appears
So faith springs in the heart Of those
Whose eyes are bathed in tears.
But soon the mornings happier light
Its glories shall restore,
And eyelids that are sealed in death
Shall wake to close no more.
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Administrators Sale.

TEyO be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. at the
a house of the subscriber in Holden, on
MONDAY The 22d dag Of .NoUember ne1t, at nine
of the clock before noon, SO much of the Real
Estate of LEMUEL DAVIS, Esq, late of said Hol
den, deceased, as will raise the sum of four
thousand four hundred dollars for the payment
of bis debts and charges
The Estate is situated in the centre of said
Holden, and consists of about $50 acres of the
first rate cf Land, including the dover which
has been set off to the widow of said deceased
the reversiou of which is expected to be sold
as also ore of the best timber lots within 20
miles of Worcester, which will be put up in
lots from TO 10 acres, with an expectation of
having the timber taken therefrom within
certain stipulated time. All persons having
any interest in the above sale, will have the
goodness TO previously call on the subscriber,
who will give all necessary information, or show
any part of said Estate Terms made known
at the time and place of sale
MERRILL DAVIS, .4dmr.
Holden, Oct 90, 1880. 5w42
n B. At the same time and place, will be Of
ferer for sale, $40 thousand first quality of saw
ed and shaved SHINGLES 1900 feet PINE
JOIST: . HORSES; 3 yokes working OK,
EN-; 3 FAT OXEN; 4 mich COWS aud 9
HElFERS, all Of superior quality; one double
WAGON complete; one crater CIDER MILL;
one Desk Tables, Chairs, one Stove and other
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE $50 bushels
Corn, Oats, Potatoes; English and Meadow
Hay, Corn Slower, with variety of other ar.
ticIes Terms liberal with satisfactory socuri-
ty MERRILL DAVIS
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From The Baltimore Caronicle

A Startling perch'd within a cage,
IT, escape, its efforts vainly tried;
Fold, disappointed, in a rage,
:" Icasl't get oat, peeyish cried.
An Office hunter who stood near,
And who the exclamation heard,
As from his eye he wip'd the tear,
Thus feelingly addressed the bird
:. How dill rent are our fates, my friend,
Both raise the loud complaining din,
But to very diffirent end;
You can't get out can't get in"
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Storing, Boating, and Shipping.

a LII kinds Of Goods or Merchandise will be
"a freiglhed without extra expense from the
common price of freighting, and for large lots
of heavy Goods liberal discount will be made
from those prices, by
HOWE, JACKSON e. CO,
who have conveniencies for doing the above
business with the greatest facility. They will
forward thirty tons up the Canal, if offered pre-
vious to every Tuesday, which will arrive at
the head Of the Canal in 48 hours from Provi-
dence and will take on board the same amount
Of freight if offered, to be conveyed to Provi-
denco, to arrive there on Saturday in season to
ship the Goods to their place Of destination the
same week.
Orders directed through the Post Office TO
s. II. JACKSON, Providence, or H. HOWE,
Worcester, will receive prompt attention.
Sept 10. If
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NOTICE.

YENHE Copartnership heretofore existing un-
ID der the name of A. 81 a. WOOD, in
Milbury, A. & E. WOOD, at Savanna. in
Georgia, and E. WOOD q CO, at Augusta.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Am,
asa and Ezekiel Wood are duly authorized to
settle all the concerns of said firm; and they
will continue the business under the sara
names at the above places
AMASA WOOD.
ASA WOOD.
EZEKIEL WOOD.
Millbury, Oct 16, 1880. +As
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administrators Sale.

VA ILL be sold at Public Auction, at The
w lato residence of Cooper Sawyer, late
of Templelon, deceased, on TUESDAY, The 10TH
day Of November neat, at nine clock, A. NJ.
all the Personal Estate of said dccea sed, viz
6 Oxen, 4 Cows, and young Stock, in prime
order. Horses, Sheep, Swine, Hay, Grain,
Farming Tools, Household Furniture, 100 M.
Sawed Shingles, about 60 NJ. Boards, Chair
Plank, &c &c.
Sale to continue until the whole is disposed
Of
LEONARD STONE, I o,..,u
MOSES SAWYER, ma" 49,
-Oci DC Aox
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NOTICE
IORheun1aGic Envalids!

EBERSONS suffering under Rheumatic
"a Affeston are respectfully assured, that
they can obtain of the proprietor and his agents
safe and admirable remedy for Rheumatism,
however obstinate the disorder may be, and in
all its different STAGES.