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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-10-05
.PagOic Attention.!

s most respectfully solicited by the sub
H. scriber, to an Invaluable Preparation. the
merits of which have been tested by time, and
are. sustained by undoubted testimony.
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70 Capitalists & Mana1actereys

DEKooNS or companies wishing to engage
Try, are respectfully informed that a WATEP
FoWEh, in the village of New Worcester ;s
now offered for sale or TO be let, which, in no;nt
o. locality quantity and fall of water. is NOT
surpassed by any privilege in the Coun,v 7,
=, n situated IN pleasant village, on a f1e nd
never failing stream, from which the vat !.
conveyed in canal about 90 rods 70 tba a LIS 70
srs for the location of Factory. Thsre
Of Pavement and eligible sites for the erection
da,;ons ''fy Buildings, perfectly safe from nun.
the exne,.a no &c subscriber has recently been at
fall. gives nun "a feet head and
worcester, Sept. 81. 0 i0A YER.
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FRESH LICE, SILK, mdI
FANCY GOODS.
SAMUEL PHIPPS

81 81 Nos II q I3 Washington ST. .BosroN,
AEAS just received, per recent arrivals, SIS
cases, comprising a most extensive and varied
assortment Of Laces, Silk, and seasonable Fan.
cy Goods. Also, on hand largo assortment
of French and English Merinoes, Circassians,
Muslin Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. The
above Goods are offered to the city and country
trade on the most favorable terms.
Sept. 81 is6w
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TAKE NOTICE.

A BSCONDED from his employer, on the
IA nth inst, ALONZO ID. PIERCE, a
Minor Apprentice IN the Factory of Rufus Bull
lock, Esq, in Royalston. | hereby forbid all
persons harboring or trusting him on my ac.
count, as shall pay no debts of his contracting
after this date. ARBA SHERWIN,
Guardian of said Minor.
Royalston, Sept. IL, 1881. +3S
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
worcester, S. At a meeting of the County
Commissioners, begun and holden at Wor.
cester, within and for the County of Wor-
cesier, on the second Tuesday of September,
A. d. 1881:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tice be gwen to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners
wiz meet at the house eff Samuel b. Thomas,
i I'M in Worcester, in said County, on
Ihursday the tenth day of November next, at
nine oil the clock in the forenoon. by publishing
an attested copy of said petition and of this or.
der thereon, In " The Massachusetts SIM" a
newspaper, printed in said Worcester ibree
weeks successfully, the last publication to be
fourteen days at least before the said tenth dav
of November 10Y
And It is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF said County, or his Deputy serve the Town
CLERKS OF the towns of Worcester and Grafton.
each, with an attested copy of said petition and
order, thirty days, at least, and also post up a
attested copy thereof in two public places in
each OF said towns of Worcester and Grafton.
fourteen days, at least, before the said tenth
Gay OF November, at which time and place said
Commissioners will proceed 10 view the route
set forth and described in said petition. and TO
near all persons and corporations interested
therein, who may desire TO be heard thereon.
Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy of the petition and of the order of no.
tice thereon.
Attest: ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk,
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GENUINE INDIAN
BALSAM of LIVERWORT.

w GARDNER,
the sole proprie
tor of the well
known genuine
Indian Baisam Of
LiceraoOrt, pre-
pared from an In
dian receipt, con
tanning the
strength of three
'ounces of Liver
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Paints, Drugs, Dye Stufs, SC.
JOHN COE

Offers for Sale at his Store on .Main-street,
~ HITE LEAD, Linseed Oil, French yell
w low, Venetian Red, Chrome Yellow, Red
Lead, Spts: Turpentine, Copal Varnish, Japan,
Paint Brushes, Window Glass, &c.
Together with full assortment Of Drugs,
Patent Medicines, Dye.Stufs, Spices, Snuff,
Tobacco, and great variety of other articles,
too numerous to mention, all of which will be
sod on reasonable terms.
Worcester, April 10. If
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'YIa-snIa y HIa 's4I!S SslduN ep oID :sIi?s
M9u suoqq!H l9uuoa 10 luSmlIossr lue5sIS u
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N'rDHLGN.

E6V|lLL he sold, on Friday the 18th August
" oeIt, Al the late residence OF John Bow
Mig, deceased in the county Of Amherst, n u
the perIshable property belonging To III" said
deceased. consisting OF Horyehoid and Kach-
en- Furniture, PLANTATION Utensils, and stock
ofCaitle aud Hogs Also. very likely family
of Negroes. cnnsisiing OF woman aud hr-t
bows very likely. The tsrms OF sale will be ~
months for sans over Eve dollar. by the pnr-
chaser giving bond & approved security. Un-
der 1--WE, cash will he ieq tired.
WILLIAM L. BOWLING.
Administrator OF john Bowling. decd.
Gy Ilpsrsons having claims against the
ss,ate of John Bowling, deceased, will please 10
prsseat ,hsm to IN, well authenticated, by the
10Th eli August, thu, | may make arrange
menls TO discharge ibeIn--and all those indeb-
ted to the estate " III please make payment
40 longer indulgence can bs given.
WILLIAM L. BOWLING.
July 81. tds
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GBlTUA AIRY.

" All cruel Death why. with untimely frost,
Doa thou deligh, to dip the tender flower
DIED, on Friday last, THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, infant son of Maj. Abram X. North. A
lev months had rolled over his head-the bud
had scarcely begun to blossom when death
with its meagre form approached, and snatch
I'd 0i,n, all early victim, TO the tomb. But WAY
should mis- parents mourn his departure why
shed over his grave the fond, regreiiing tear
Rather rejoice. for where he has gone, all woe
aud sorrow cease.
Rather rejoice his happy spirit freed,
And aown, to taste OF puier joys above,
Our blessed Saviour once tor him did bleed,
That he might dwell in everlasting love.
-. a, tho residence of bis father, Ma
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Thomas Sale, Ia Baiiord county. on Wednes-
day moin,ag, the 18Th inst. Mr.. IAURi5ION
H. SAIt., IN the 9th year Of hiz age. Ina
little more than the space OF ~ mouths, Ar
sale had baen The spbject vi two long aud pain
lnl attacks OF fever. from which he suffered so
severely "a 10 destroy the natural strength and
ygar Of hi consultation. His health was ss-
credingly feeble. whfn On the h insi. he was
visited with distressing affection OF the lungs.
the frs, effects OF which lefi hut little hope oil
recover, ; aud accordingly n few days put
period 10 h.. lie and suderings. MIR. sale
possessed a sanguine disposition, with sa oprn
| aud generous soai. but in The nrime of his
youth hefore hi. mind, which vas sirong aud
elastic, had fully developed its powers, he ha,
measured his span OF M existence made ul' oil
hopes and fears. comforts and Affections. BE-
! fore his last confinement he had become deep.
| ~ nenifent and menlf sled an anxious concern
| Tor the salvation OF his soul. shor, time he
fore his death, he protessed hope IN the Sa.
vour, and continued TO tho last moment OF his
! lila TO give the most comfortable evidence that
the Lord had indeed performed a work OF grace
| in his soul. lilo urged his friends who were
present To " prepare to meet their God, when
able 10 speak, aud even when occaslonslly
deprived OF uiierance by the distressing parox.
ysms OF his disease, he showed by signs Thai
his thoughts were IN Heaven, aud th9i lie was
most snAously concerned Tor lselr future peace
10 him. surely to die vas /" gain." It's
submission to the will of God his perfect con.
posn,e even when his l'ie's blood was ebblng 10
his heart, spenks the rich mercy OF the LORD
Jesus in supporting tbs people even IN the ago
MES ui death, and must afford 10 his friends a
source OF the sweetest aud most abundant con
ISOLATION. Who would not ihUs wish, when ne
comes to die, TO lean his head upon his Saviour :.
bosom. aud say o dealt, whore 10 thy sting
o grave, where 10 thy victory
-, on the Ord inst Mrs. ANN MI
Gil AUX. consort Of Richard w. M,chsux, o
Putsvlvan,a county, Va. OF a lingering disease
which she bore with Christian forttude. Th'
d, ceased had been a member OF the Bapts
! CHI vrb for upwards oi 30 years, md continu-
cd aud died suenuouSly devoted 10 Thai faith
Tho,e WI knew her best, could best arpTe
cis,e he, wo,-b We have no doub, ,ha. he
soul is now atteH.
ur For N, in,,rmution Of the distant ysio
lion, of The deceased, ne R'fhmo"d Mig wa
please insert The above.
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Eyucbburg and .New Rirer Rail Road

A,am meeting ofthe citzens of Kinesport
fTenn.) and its vicinity, al ,he house OF "a. Ne
iherland Esq. on the LIN day OF jay, 1881
r Netheriand was Insited 10 iakf the .r"I,
and Joseph c. Rhea appointed Secretary
uhe reupon, after the obj-ct of 'h" meeting
had been eKpl Iined, on nation OF W Oaniel
R,esn Sen, lanes Lynn, Samuel W. Hnghe
James ID. Rhes, and Josfrh {. khea we've
appointed u commit ee TO report resolutions,
10 be- acted on by this meeting. who, having
r.nor,ed sundry resolutions. tbey were adopted
mem. e0n. TO wit
Rssoipea. That we ioice at the split OF
enternrz aud Investigation manifested by ma
NV Of the ci,,g-n, Of East Tennessee snd Hes-
tern Virgins, on the Subject OF internal I'M
proyemenis. and especially on the suhiPc o.
the contemplated rail road from Lynchburg 10
tIis place
Resoired. That we concur with the citizens
Of Abine don. Va. in the view that ibey nave
taken of the subject. as expressed ~ Va II let
Ter &c, of the goth June last and also WIN
the views expressed by the citizens OF Jonesbo-
rough, in their Circular Letter, &c.
Resolved, That Griffin Rogsn and Joseph u
Rhea he appointed Delegates TO atend me
proposed Convention to be held at Aoingdon
on the 18th August next ana that the neso.
7. A. Ross aud Mr., James Lynn he appointed
ppiegates TO attend tie propose" e"'eoo" o"
Knoxville, ON the 18th INST
Resolved, Tha, Jobn Lynn, Sen, samuel W.
Hughes, D. Rogan, Sen Alexander b. Smyihe
and Robert Paiton be appointed committee
Of correspondence for the purpose OF TURNER
ing the objects Of this meeting.
R,soiped That John Lynn, Sen. Joseph Ev'
ereu, John S. Gaines. A. Huffman, Amos no
gan, A. H. Smythe, James n. Vance. William
Hoard. F. A. Ross, james Lynn, Robert Pat
Ion, Nathan bachman, Thomas V'ace ut,
Samuel w. Ne,herland and Richard Neither
land, Sen. be appointed a committee whose
Guiy il shall be to solicit donations 10 aid ~
usiraying the eIpsnces Of survey OF SAID
Contemplated rail road from New River to this
place.
=, Resotred, That the proceedings OF this NEE
wig esigned by the Chairman aud Secretary.
sna copies forwarded 10 the Editors OF tue
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Introduction to the Fall Racing.

FUyHE what race will commence ON ihs
II head waters OF Coos. Cfesk, on the
IN ain sese,rn road. IN Friday The Fad day Of
September. aud continue two days.
The lu day-one nile heats, free for an
horse. mare or geiding thai has bflonged 10
the counties OF Bedford or Beietour, for the
last STA mon,hs-iorty bushels OF wheat or SO
entrance.
The ID dsv--one mile heats. free for any
three year old colts that have been raised IA
sad conn'ics--SlO entrance, to 10 put sp with
the gate money.
For forlh.r particulars. see subscription nj
M, Terry's, Liberty John s. Hurts. Gooae
Creek. Brdio,t Wm. Harvey's, Fincastle
BoteIourt
Seven already subscribed, the subscription
to oloss the lst August.
by The Wheat Chib.
July 81 Wv
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WINQlSlGA
FREE ROAD LOTTERY,
SECOND CLASS, for 1891.
To be drawn on the A, b. c plan u
Charleston. Jefferson county,
on the 2lst day of July
PRIZES $4,000.

Besides, y6Os-4O --3os-2O-&c.
MODE OF WING.
To be drawn on tho A, b, plan--
The 1000 prizes Of "a, TO DO awarded
TO the first, second, or third division 10
be determined by that which may draw
the capital prize of $1,000 ; 50 that the
holder otthreo tickets, ono in each di.
vision, is certain to draw one prize, and
may draw four. All the prizes above
the denomination Of o., in ono wheel .
and all the numbers i'll another at once,
the whole 10 be drawn in IA few hours.
Prizes payable in cash forty days after
The drawing, and subject TO the usual
deduction Of fifteen per cent,
Tickets $4-Halues s2-Qrs. 81.
To be had in the greatest variety oil
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. All orders from distance, en-
closing the cash, or prize tickets, will
be thankfully received and promptly at
tended 10, if addressed 10
&. WARD.
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Valuable Country Stand.

NoN KENT, Tor ono ur more years, III,
n store and Lumber House, a, Waugh,
Ferry, belonging TO the estate OF James Waugh.
IT'S believed 10 DO the beu stand for a Store
and 6roeery ~ this part Of the country. being
situated Immediately on the hunk of Jomss
river. At 'he intersection 81 a very public road,
lean'os from New Glasgow, aud the Pedlnr
MINIS 10 Liberty. SALEM, &c. which crosses "a,
inc ftfy ana That leading from Lyncbpure
IN Lexington, which 10 about 10 be ,oroulLed
II - also The place Of deposit for tbe u,odue,,
oi TWO popplons and fertile sections of country.
lying in Amherst add Bedford; and In. ma
advantage Of the River trade, which is vslunbf..
Tho tenant can have the Ferry with the e.tnb.
l'shnen', II b Is desired, anu possession thu,
fall. WILLIAM AKMIsIpAD
July 81 .Gw
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Attention, Hose Company

ny OTICE.--The Subscriber intending short
III " To remove TO the Western country, re.
quests all those ~ho have claims against him in
bis off ial character of d. ShsIif OF Amherst
Count &c. will present HON for payment a nd
those inisoted TO him will make immediate
povment. LYME D. IALiAFERRO.
July2l w4w
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To Corrtspondeats.-" Justinian" is beyond
oar art to drcyphrr. We will insert his COM
,nuncstion with pleasure il he will make II IT,
chile" A Suh,crt,er" is raj her ont of time in
h;s suggesiion We doubt whether, il il were
acted upon. il would hoi turn out TO tie worse
l,han il the matter were permitted TO pass oil,
lub silentio. We have therefore thought II oes'
10 decline publishing his communication.
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Yhsa..-There is much enquiry about the
rf;ee of this article. But small quantity Of
new Wheat has ye, been brought TO market.
from 80 TO 30 cents are new offered fo' II,
In Rich mont 1t is brisk Mt ) There is some
n.w Flour in market when is selling at SO the
culf Barrel
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ccnGmERcxAL REcoRD.
REVIEW
OF the LynchburS Markets.
Corrected for the Vrginidn, by
THOMAS a. HoLcoMBE and HIcuAHD lYREE
Commission MerChantS.
AUCTION SALES.

Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme pr,ces of passed Iobac-
co, from 50 60 to 10 90
Inferior 10 common, 100 TO 4 "
Common togood, 800 10 o w
Good TO fnr. bUDto 1000
oirips. 3 30 10 d 90
Refused. 200 io3 90
Inspected the past week 1913 hhds. passed
tobacco 81 hbds. refused total 49O.
The inspections continae still iarge,snh PR
ces without any material change. Fine mso>
utaciuI,ng qualities are not us high as they
have been. Good dry rich tobacco would sell
readily from IS TO 81. The accounts from
Engl land give Us no favorable news as TO the
arucle Of tobacco not much doug prices with
GU, much change forson time.
Flour, very lit.ie OF none coming
IN 425
Corn, is scarce w 10 w
Corn Meal, by the wagon load 81
Whiskey 4Ito42
Wheat "a
Hemp. 90
Bacon SOL
VOL 80 10 ~
Freight down the River per bundled 90 eta.
Freight up The River 70 CTS.
Plaster and lroa up me river 4 90 per ton.
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NEW vARIETIEs-Fregsh u

NEW vARIETIEs-Ffs7sh u
" i0be Pa.te or Pectorsi Gun, ~ BOISE
md by The dor. or pound
Powdersd ipscsr, True
DO JalHp do
English Windsor soap. True
81 doz. Fttncb snlrha'e te,inins
Tannin. The pprest Hxi.ingsni principle,
Posdsred Vsneiis Beans.
Peafl Powder, smHl hosrs
Secret Combination lects
l Doth Powder, B1tes,
Ditto Brushes. Earlisn assorted
Colonel Smelling Wall, new style
sreen Shagreen Lancet Cases.
Preston salts glass shoppers
Rhafania Root
Tbetmometert, various kinds
Dentist. COmposrIon, new auids
Lamp Oh
Plsyins tnds
Visiting DO
Blank do
Letter Paper, superior
Kdder's Ind, lible lux
Violin Sumgs,
DuleemeTe do
t'ilaf dc sc. &c Tor salc 1T the lowest prt
ees. Howell DAVIS
July ~ ia,
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Richmond Enqlir.r, Lync,tnsg virgioi.u,
Virginia Republican. hal Road Aa-ac..e.
ano,s'iie Register aud Farmers' Journal. for
publication.
"ht" me meeting adjourned 1.-THE Goth Of
August oeu. H. NEfHERLAND, Chmn.
JOSEPH c. RBEA, stcy.
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A rood situation for q Tailor.

~ YOUNG MAN who eau come we'll re-
az mended, with liberal patronage, in a
wealthy and ,h,ckly settled ne'ghoorhood,
tboard aud buose rent extremely low. Ae-
dress Postmaster, Goose Creek, Bedford 0oui q
~, Va.
July FL. ~
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1T Cen. Brodnax has been appointed a
yi.i,or Of the University of Virginia. rice
Jadge Dabney Carr, who had heen recently
.pponled, to supply the vacancy occasionsd
n, MIR. Molroe's resignation, hui who resigned
m consequence Of discovering that he wa. con-
.lnntioaally ineligible--lhe Offices OF Judge aud
Visitor bring Incompatible.
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April25
WANTED

n I at the Richmond Wing once three Ap-
"a prenIioes to the Printing business II MS
business is nov well paid, and is becoming
better paid every year.
Richmond, July Fl 81
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DIGGEs' OFFICE. !

;, y E'.""' ~ 7"IJ @IsTl f0oT. J
Drawing OF the Dismal Swamp Lottery
class No. Ii, for 1881.
IL 81 u 50 40 SO 20 IL s. do
TOMORROW
Virgin" Wheeling Lottery. No. 4 draw. In
mcnmnne--snpnals OF l0000--$6 600 20
of S2.o0o. &c. &c. Tickets and shares :, b.
hau ~ DlGGES OFFICE.
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Executors sale of real Estate.


PURSUANT 70 the las, will and ,ss,suon.
Il OF George Coirr, deceased, I will proceed
10 sell. on Thursday the LIST day OF Sspismbst
neat, az the residence of Josiah l.. Cofer on ,hs
premises. part Of the tract OF land, belonging to
George Golfer. deceased, containing about 900
acres. The land lies In Bedford County, ad-
joining The land OF Capt jose h Slaughter,
Robert e. Stepioe aud others. IA 10 conpitf-
eisd very valuable, having on it u good pro.
portion Of weed land, and u small comfortable
dwelling house. II 10 IN thr vicinity OF good
MILL aud surrounded by 6ne ne,ghbo,hood,
aud within twelve mles OF Lynohburg. Tho
land will DO shown any ono wishing To view il.
by Capt. Joseph Slaughter, Josiah n. Colcr or
The subscriber.
The terms will be one, two aud TIRES yeats
credit, the purchaser giving bonds With appro
the land TO secore the payment.
BALDA Mcdaniel, Erp'r
July 81. tbs
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Musical INSTRUMENTS.

\ HAVE just received an assortment ofM
L steal Instruments consisting Of CiarioneIts
Il Flutes, tipped Il plain, Octave Flutes Fla
gioleIts Of superior qosiify. Which will be
sold low for cash. EDWARD Brown.
June 81, =
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MASONIC.

n cal. Il meeting Of Marshall Lodge No
eSA ~, held on the 20ih July. A. l.. 1891, A.
ID. 1891, Il their Hall II was Resolved. unnn-
imousl, thn' this Lodge unite in the procession
TO be form ed 90 Saturday next, TO nttend Tho
Funeral Of ths iale james Monroe ALI regular
Masous ia town aud country are respectful,
requested 10 join In the procession ON TIM, oc-
cesion. The Lodge will inset Al o o'clock pre-
eisey. BY order,
TH0S. J. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
LIN
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oNnUSICATIONS-For the virginian
p..,oi obssov;,s of Mr.. Monroe.

Fuuernl Obsequies Of Mr.. Monroe.
H.. committee sppointed for the purpose
Inak,og the necessary arrangements relative
he Foner.l of the late James Monroe. re-
lmcod 10 the cizeas al Lynchbnrg tne toll
kng, as the "
Grand Mnrshdi.
Mechanic Artillery Band.
Manic Artisry ia sections OF four, arms re-
served.
The ORATOR, ACCOMPANIED
~, Rev. Nm. S. Reid aud Req. r G Smith.
nber Clergy of all denominations.
srta.v., aud Judges of the General Court.
hlarn ofine iowa aul Ma sIstraies of this
AIN. adjacent countics, in fills OF two.
Ctesof the Superior and Hastings Court.
fcp,a Council, hp AIDED by their President,
in files Of two.
I Al The Civil Officers Of the town.
Members e the Rar.
.ttce of Arrange mems IN ties Of two with
~ badges of nousnink.
crs;v;og Patriots ofihe Revolution.
,hc.rs Of me U. s. Army and Navy.
"a, Officers oi ,he town ann country, Ia uni-
fosm, swords reve:red.
fJhe Masonic Society OF thu town.
RE Grays Baud.
N. ,oys in section, vi Tour, arms reversed.
''T r,,iz. ~ ia sections Oi ioHr,
J rhe Ai.r.hals VIII appear "ith badges
..lo,rniag. The rght wing OF the proc 's'or
Gnm IN lroui vi he Masoa's fall, on
.irday nex, ,ah rove ho" 'nenee, p
elly q, 10 e'olack, to the aeSd OF 81 street
down Wet rec, ttence dow street,
,hal, Pre.b, erisn Church.
fshs cLoren will be closed TO all persons eH-
n, ladies', until the PROCESSION small have en-.
I'D me house. a,.z,-.,,#z-
80 ,oll,op 81, . O'Clock, and continue until
nr,cos.,no snail have entered the Church.
gun w,ll he fred IA, sunrise. M'onte guns
IN b. fred. commencing At 'c'oes' h. Nj
l..c,selv. to tna numbsr of 70, being The mum
oo,1esuondioc with III age oil The late DIS
,osnishra individual whose Funeral We will on
tina, day celebrate.
II is requested hat Third, West and Second
.,,e.,s h. leared OF all wagons, days, carts.
So during the movement Of the PROCESSION, AND
p, hs, all doors be cios-d On the octsSs ION.
'""' THE COMNifiEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
Rail Road Contention at .sbiurdon.

go MELTING Of ihs citiz.us Of
1EET Bedford Is requested on the inst
day Of their ne1, Court, for tbs par-
pose OF taking INTO considerable the propriety
OF sending Delegates TO the above conven,iou.
SUNDAY CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21

Duff Green says, that although he
nfsfer. Gen. Jackson to MIR. Clay, ,e, he
,,es,ly prefers air. Clay to Amos kend all
:, Gave note this one Of the Signs OF the
,;n.s.-For another, we refer 90 two or three
,bort paragraph, from the Telegraph, IN anott.
ar patt Of this paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21

J., ,,;.,ca with toe ,rQuesl ofihe Com.
=" aoin,ed alta public meeting Of the
st,'. ~ ,his mace to make Hrran, .nen,s 10
,a,tic, ,t,,r respect and seneratioh ior the
rbara,,e, add gratitude for the pablo se'v 'ces
~ Ian.. A,onror, hereby F~commen th't
SATURDAY. nert, the 23d of 'his month he set
d.V of public mourning ANU that the
,as..an,. and ,1ner citizens suspend ali bnsi-
ness darag the continuance of the esre,
:, oo;.s co me per formed on the cca"on
N'"'"o" " FLETCHER, Mayor.