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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
LAND FOR SALE.

hN Saturday the ID day Of June, 1872, there
" will be sold upon the promises, at public auc-
ton, foreash, II. ucrcs Of Land, lying on both
sides ofthe Turnpike Road IN the county Of Camp
bell, & just above the first toll cate There are two
tenements on this place suitable FOR mechanics, and
Il toeruble good Blacksmith Shop--The sale will
DO made IN pursuance Of Il trust deed. executed to
the undersigned by VIM n. Fox, on the 4th day
Of Dccen.ber, 1880 now OF record IN the Clerks
Office ofthe County Court Of Campbell. The title
IS believed to be lndlsput,ble bat as Trustees, ~
shall convey such title only as the deed aforesaid
vests IN us s. &. NJ H. GARLAND
Trustees.
May7 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
TOR THE yIInlfNrAN


The Drsclrcslss Of the lyu. hbmg Sewing
Sorrrty' heg lcavrraarc ctlnlly la report
That, ii thc commencement Of the pf' sent ycar,
the number Of nrnl,rrs wos twenty of tbs mum
hcr, but few are considered working merubcr5-b but
IN tho Last few months We hote had several new
members added and the Soerty II ia moro rnos-
prrout condition than 1t hls been tor aomc time.
Ny reference 10 thc Ircaeurrrs account II l.
found hat the amount ON hand IS 10 -, and TN
sold ARTICLES To the amount rio
Tins sum tho small and no way romn.uyur1fe
wlh the wshrs Of the Society. rs such ia Ia curuu
rare the members lorrurwcd rNcrtiou--lcmcmb#r
my that tho widow mite was rs acceptable Ia
MN Who JUDGES Of the mottpe, aud not the results
Of action, the richer CUTS Of thusc who cnst III Of
their abundance DURING the year donations III
goods and money hhvo haon received 10 small
amount aud IN almost every instance, the mrf
chnuts are liberal IN letting ~ have necessary mtl-
r,cs nearly ut cost, which enables as 10 get good
prices for our worli without cuoluz on III, ,,cue-
ru,lly Of the purchasers. w hnyG generally MI
with uready sacior the ntiees mado pnd when ~
rcoIltct that IN 20 small place ot tin there mr.
FIVE similar societies, We have great cause ior nat.
uIarfan.
From tn experience of the Inst year. the dnre-
trc 5c5 would respectfully suggest tho benefit and
prosperity otdoIng f1BCV work IN preference toHlI
others Work OF TIM KIND always commands a
good ptee. and should be- preferred (cxccpt IN lbose
caa,s whore PLAIN work - given 10 the Society
merely for Ils cucouragomrnD not only ON tins az
couut but because WoIt OF different kind might
interfere with tho CLAIMS Of the industrious poor.
Tn Dlrcctrcssrs would allrGtlonnlely recon
moud the proprlety Of continued cxcrlion on the
port Of the members when not incompatible with
. ,.r .1t,tt..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
PAINTS AND LINSEED OIL,

vENIllS day receiving an additional supply .
ID WHITE LEAD, in OIL, and LiNSEED
OIIc-and in store a supply of the Pate Grmon
White Lead, to which the attention of dealers Is
particularly requested. Howell DAVIES.
April 20 ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
.31.i.AG.GS.

VIE. public arr teforrrd hat daily mad -
nv fuhuuu#. briv1cu til. place nnd Nssh-
fugt.n EaR Ii adfuutarss Of t'fs arrange
,ucni re num,trus nnI obvions.--lt not oniy
pi,ts tbs pin, % 81 duty Northern hut a daily Rich
.t"rt na1l. II presents IN he irnre'hag from
i1ucafs, s.. Ct to6t sulltei 10 no deiag eh"icg#
lt,s linz IA intended 10 ,oultue = ptnrrr eE.
pc .rpu with en,ple TIM" lor iesi, bot "hcneVer
81 - irqnltra, Il ti.l hhtci a. nfet' ~ dos the
E,'dcrI,l hui, ltas. nnl .,1I t,p zach W ash.
lngton ~ hnnt ,nih an, ~ 800 q. tb" sfambohf.
From, Charlottesville 10 he,an 1ip, Is, land, II,
mice AlrEanduA !" Washing Goo, by 'nt bat
mdrs--by ny ron'c, III
Finm th,iInIirsvnlc - steau It iHnding. 10
~, e.--Spc,mhoai aoding II " Washington, Gl--
route be Frcdc,,rk.burf. 10 nu's.
Distance f,om Salem to Washington CITY, l91
m,lcs-Fnt,. Sl7 -
The snhsothrr Inns spared no pains 10 pot the
best accomrn stations o. the "tol" road rom Sa.
lrtn 10 Washington cry. Aud having involved
hmsell ma hrayy ndh,uonnl srrnse, ~ cons.
qucntr Of the estab.ishn, oih iahy mab soIitts
''.'' W1. .sMIIu.
Il :. The Abtns, ,nl ROCKVILLE pepefs wi IN
srti the above - 9Th, II tn upth ttseoun auh
send III II ac, oun, IL thi. oH.cr III 'oI'scton.
Nav J.
o.. MISSING Gon t1e Rcndns Room
l,.&.S two M. i.dinta,st Ert,ep
G Nn "a
VkNlil. st0,.,ubr, E. nu,l session viii commence
N ON Monday tn lIDn ii tho pr,sanl month.
at t1IJI# 4.slon oil months.
WILLIAM J. MARTIN.
AIaY. 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07
Valuable y~wn Property

EDR Sdj,E
FEfItE subscriber wishes 10 sci his House and
u Lot, fronting On Cooke stfeet-G0 feet, nun.
mn, bar Il TN usual depth ThepfspoHy Is At this
frlr routed 10 NJ Gawolledrr For further 10
fo.unuon. nprly Ia Nj. Caswd Foe, vim IS alone
.a.h.usea t9dl pose al y Tor hIe The terns SHAH
ae lon al accommodating
WILLIAM BARNARD.
App Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

= by slave dealers ! mean those engaged in OBJ
tanning from A frico either by purchase or bidnap-
ing, slaves for the markot.-It is base and inhu-
man traaicc-Ihis word Is becoming fashionable =
various occupations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-07

4 Z. The AHMED aol kea,,llls pHpers wi IN.
srrI the above - 9Th, II In unmh ttNeoun tnh
send III II ac, ouni 10 tai. oihtr III '"I'senan.
Nav J T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

NOTICE. IRe Litskfeid Cesnfy Tempe 1N sGnce SOcisfy sDiN meet Gt Goshen. on fhe .J6arsk TIesday cf yanMary inst at 10 o'clock in fke forenoon. IRe Branch Societies are eGr- aessiy Ssguesfed to send dsieg0tes to ths County Needing. as sSejsess ef great importance sOin come ssnder consideration.
 RTCHARD SMITH, Ssc'ry. Sharon, JGn. 2, I8S9
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12
Net11=Enrtt A1,rertcaar,
'RI-WEEKLY,


 The New- York American is now published three times a ,ceek, in addition to the Doily and Semi ,Ueekly, us usual. This arrangement is made to accommodate large class of busi- ness men in the country, who are desiroas of seeing the advertisements of the day, yet are unwilling to encounter the expense of sub scription and postage of daily paper. By this arrangement. it will easily be perceived. their wishes may be gratifed at oae hnlf the expense of a daily paper. as most of the ad- vertisemeDts, both of the D0ily and Semi 'ceekly papers. will appear in the Tfi- Weekly American; and the reading matter, as pub lished in the Daily paper. It will be issued on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa.mdays, at FIVE DOLLARS per annum in ddc0nce, to sub. scribers out of the City Of New York. and forwarded, according tv their order, and for ans length of time.
 All letters relating to the Tri- Weekly Amer. jean. may be addressed to the Publisher and (in partj Proprietor.
 D. K. MINOR,
 No. S5, Wall-st. Neso- York. GS The New-York American is publish cd Daily at S1O per annum, and Semi. Weekly at S4 per annnm, in 0drance. as heretofore, at No. 55, Wall-Strcet. New.York.
 Jan. 19, 1882. 6 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12
NOTICE.

TAKEN by virtue of Warrants to me di-
 IL rected, and will be sold at the sign post in Norfolk. as the law directs, on Friday the 9th day of March, 1889, so much of the real estate assessed to the following persons, lying in said town of fNorfnlk, as will satisfy town tax of five cents om the dollar on List 1928, and a state tax of one cent on the dollar. and highway tax of four cents on the dollar. with legal fees, (viz } Oliver Burr, Benjamin c. Cross, Samuel Gaylord, Thomas Gilbert, Earl F. Hawley, Horace J. Humphry, Titus Hart, Calvin Mercy, Jr. Ephraim Norton, Auren Peck. Augustus Smith, Silas H Smith, Gibson Smith. Barzel Treat, Oliver Wells, Samuel Robbins. Arah Phelps, Vim. g. H. Bissell, Eliakim M. Hunphry, Joshua Whit ney's heirs, Wm. Holal,erl, Gershom Stanard. Also at the same place and time, 80 much ,o of the real estate assessed to the following persons as will satisfy town tax of five and half cents on the dollar on List Of 1928, and state tax of one rent on the dollar on the same list. with legal fees, viz: Benjamin Cal houn, Flora Fancher, Horace J. Humphry, Titus Hart, Ephraim Norton, Arah Phelps, and Wu,. Holabert.
 HALSEY STEVENS. Collector cf State, I'o,0n, and High,Oas | Fares tor the toacn of Nortolk. | Norfolk Ian, 4. 1892 - S1
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12
American RosI- Road Journal.

Anersc0n ROGL- Road Journal.
 VIE subscriber is now publishing week. Vpaper, called the American RGil-R Ro0R 1OUrn0t. A principal object in offering the proposed work to the public, ia to diA2se . more general knowledge of this imnort.nt mode of internal communication, which. at tn's tlme' appears to engage the attention of aimost every section of our country.
 1he AmcricGR R1il ROad Journal is nr;rtees on sheet of the largest size, (nanmothl and put up 'n convenient form for binding, each number containing l6 large octave pages of tAree columns each. The selections, upon the s"9]ect Ot rall-r0ads and other works Of inter nal improvement, will be from the best a,,- thOrs, both Of Europe and America. and will be occasionally illustrated by engrayings. A part Of this Journal will be devoted io inc subject ofinternal Dprovement--giyinga his- tory of thc first introduction of railroads into Ene'ano' and their Improvements to the pre- scnt '.n0 oay. twlll also notice the meetings. in onerent sections Of the country, upon the suhject Ot rail-s oads. The remaining mari nr the paper will contain the iterary, miscellone ous and ne,cs matter of the NEw-YoRK AMr. RlcAN' as PrePdred for that paper, emitting olt poht1cat subjects, except such as are of gene ral concern. . 5 = - Iher riernss of the American Railroad Jopr. nal are THREE dollars per annun,, Dova6ie in oduance; and wilt not he sent without. Any person who will obtain eight subscribers. and remit the amount, shall have copv gratis: ard to companies Of tea subscribers, who as- soclate and remit S95, it will he sent for 2, 50 each per annun1. The Journal will be sen, for any length of time desired, if paid in advance. It will be published on Saturdays.
 Letters upon the subject of the American Rail Road Journal, may be addressed, free of p"staSe' to the publisher and part proprietor,
 D. K. MINOR, No. S5 Wall-street, Ne,o- York. The second number of the Journal will be issned on the 7th of January--and on the Saturday of each following week. The numbers from the commencement, will be forwarded to allthe subscribers until the end of the first half year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

James RansOm, who was convicted some dime siace Os the murder of his wife in New-York, Saturday last was executed at the city prison at BeIivue No parade was mads-bu, he was executed early in the morning ia private.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

The laay thing bat "brisf"t communication aboss e'Dvmestic Happiness" think is really too com. place aad sophomorcaI to be of any service si- shsr iR salighieai"g amusing readers. It is therefore the command Of the writsr f he wishes for tt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

0J> We are indebted to the Hon. ]. w. Huntington for couple of pamphlets of Congressional documents within the past week. which at the servlee of any who wishes to peruse them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12
WANTED.

A N active, intelligent BOY of good cha "A racter, 14 Or-l5 years old, as an appren- tice to the Book Budding Business in New Haven. Inquire of
 GOODWIN & GALPIN, Jan. III S1 of Litchfield,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

At General Assembly of the State of Con-
 mecticut, holden at Hartford tn said State, on
 Me first Wednesday, cf Alay, in the gear ot
 our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
 thirty-one:
 DISSOLVED by this Assembly,. that the 1O petition ofthe Goshen and Sharon Turn pike Company, praying for an alteration of Gate on said road, be continued 10 the next General Asse embly, to be holden at New-Ha- ven on the first Wednesday of May, l8Ss-- given by publishing this resolve. in lhe Litch- field Enquirer, n newspaper printed in the county of LitchfeId, t5rse weeks successiveIy at least six weeks before the session of said General Assembly.
 A true copy of record-exa mined by
 Sl THOMAS DAY, Secretarv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

At Court of Probate holden at Norfolk, scith-
 in and for He District of Norjoik. on the
 9sth day cf December. 1881, upon the estate
 of MosEs DRAKE, IGte cf Winchester, de-
 erased.
 THE administrators represents the estate -A iDsOlvsnt, and prays tie appointment or Commissioners thereon: WhereupOn order ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the ciaims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Norfolk. on the 9th day of February. 1882, at ten o'clock forenoon: And that all persons interested in said. estate may bs notified there of, the administrator will cause this order to be published in newspaper printed in Liich- field, and post . copy thereof upon the sign post in said Winchester.
 A true copy of Reeod.
 Si MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

E3~ 4 meeting of tke LiichfeI Temperance Society s0iH be ksId at the Con ference Room co 7RWssd0y evening fks l9th day cf JansGry in- SgGRf, Gt o'clock. Jan. la
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

Zs sHUiabis SigGafisa.-A weasel was laasehed es Saturday afternoon, South Boston, and as is s osn al such occasions, the deck 0f she vessel notwih- ssandisg she issease eoliness of the weather, was ihroaged vish anxious expectans ofa goroas auaeh; aad gIorioas @ m was. Wsl OG shs stocks she went, whes, il lack, or something else much worse, sent unwele0ms ship she tow line, e she rope chain s ealled that s intended break the velocity of the weasel launched which cut the al1Fsaid line n twaia, and, to ths eonssarnaoa of alI on heard. still award shs keeps her sailless Night closed upoa the Mdvsnt9FeFs. and without chart rudder sai, iight, food "grsg," they ssemmed the Gury of the hui ike sea was 90 rough, and the vessel high oat of water, that approach was impossible. and not till the mercy 0f the the next ateTnoOn. Jeff them hiR and airy did they receive assistance. They
 aaIy arrived aI eiF place Of departure, ia perfect health, having lr0sso ears, aOzss asd 6ngenS. TheFmomeIsT during the night below sero O, there's soothing . be compared Co frOlie upon winters lempeSls0as ocean !-BosloR POst,
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
PROSPECTUS
iriilsa p OF THE
; 1TMW YORK WETG.

III lie proposed to issue, on the hrst OF May
next, the first number of Daily Evening Pa-i
per, to be called the Ncw-York Wing. Incl
paper will present its readers with the CURRENT
news foreign and domestic, with notices OF the
proceedings of Congress, and OF our state Leg"l
islature, and with such otner misceiianeousl
and incidental matter as may serve to give It
variety and value as a Gazette; but its leading
and distinctive object will be to advocate the
cause Of Anti-masonry.
That cause, it is believed by great and
growing multitude of the American People,
rests on principles intimately connected, IT not
absolutely identical, with the best principles
Of civil liberty; and the assertion Of them isre-
garded, not only as right, but as duty.
New emergencies in public affairs requirel
new modes Of political action. Though the
essential principles of true freedom are always
the same, yet the subjects with which they are
connected, vary with the progress OF society:
and every form in which the just rights of meh
are assailed, or their legal equality disturbed,
is but a fresh occasion for the assertion OF those
principles.
Such an occasion has been furnished by the
recent developement of the regulations and
character of the Masonic Association; and as
2 the true agent Of reform in this country is o.
Union, not force, it is believed the time is full
" ripe for the establishment ct Daily Paper
in this City, which may be untrammeled by
,xisting interests, and free to take any ground
.shich truth may warrant; which may become
the organ Of a rising cause, and look to the
growth of that cause for support and enlarge.
ment.
ORVILLE l.. HOLLEY, Ed;tor.
HENRY DANA WARD,
TERMs.-Daily $40 per anum, or 81 semi
annually in advance.
Semi-weekly IS per annum, or 81 annually ii
advance.
Weekly 50 per annun, or So annually in adj
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Any person sending by mail, post paid.
$50 bill, and FIVE subscribers to the semi-week
y, shall have sixth copy gratis. Sending a
:5ove,, $40 bill, and FIVE subscribers to tn
weekly, shall have sixth copy gratis.
Advertising at the usual rates.
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NerU- York, March %, 1891.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
PUBLISHED,
No z, Franklin Place, Philadelphia, by
Charles Thomson Jones.

TERMS. 81 SO payable IN advance, S3 ut
the end Of the year.
The outer form of the Sun, devoted exclu-
sively to literature and useful information, is
intended to contain a Jeekly REVERB of new
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A summary, of the proceedings of Congress
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AMERICAN ANNALS
AND
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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
FOR SALE
AT THIS OFFICE,

A few volumes of ALLYN'S RITUAL
OF MASONRY, containing revelation Of
several degrees in Masonry, not before npb-
lished, together with the PHI Beta Rabba. the
Orangemen and Purple of Orangeism, and the
LNITIATOR1- cEPEMoNY -...
with the signs, grips, words, &c., of the Opp
FELLOWS, &c. &c. &c. 5s
ALSO,
Two hundred copies of the +" Anti asonic Sun
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R. C. X. T. X. NJ &c. a'1 70 p.
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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH LEE
Al No IS, Hpest From iSfreef, 0a
'68 Bags, or 117oo pounds of

e Respectfully informs his friends, and the
Public generally, that he has removed his
CLOTHING ESTdBL EsHMENT
To No. 80, Market Sfreet,
(Two doors below Secondly
Where he intends keeping a large assort
ment of clothing of every description. =.
which he will sell on reasonable terms for
CASH ONLY. III
N, b. Gentlemen finding their own
Cloth, may depend on having their orders
promptly attended TO, and neatly executed
to any fashion required, on reasonable
terms. esf5 SOD
April 13, 1882. If.
0JDA lad will be taken as an apprentice to
the above business.--One from the country
would be preferred. .
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
COUGH SYRUP.
PREPARED AND SOLD AT
7sntparU 3srtrgburst's
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,

No. 1877 MARKET ST. WILMINGTON,
OPPOSITE the BANK DELAWARE.
COUGH proceeds from various causes, but
whatever may be its origin, it should always,
in northern latitudes receive the speedy atten-
ton of the person who is suffering under it.
By neglect, cough, Which could have been
removed in a few days, may become disease
of very serious nature.
When cough appears never neglect it. In
the early stage, slight fever and other inflam-
matory symptoms are frequently its attendants.
In this state of cold, many use heating REM
edies-They should never be applied during
the prevalence finhammatory action. There.
fore opium-paregoric and all preparation:
with Laudanum or opiumshould be prohibited
Cough preparations are plentifully distributed
through our couatry-but many Of them are
Objectionable because of the stimulants they
contain. Some-of them may be very proper
and useful in chronic cough, but should not b,
tasted while an inaanmatory condition prevail
they then do mischief, and hurry the person
into consumption.
This cough syrup has no stimulant ingre
Idients. 1t will be useful in all the stages o
cough while inAammatory action prevails, AMI
twill in any case lessen the danger of inhamma
ton of the lungs--and in many cases soon pro
duce complete cure.
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WANTFI)-

WANTED. @
A number of BRICK MAKEKS, to whom
the BEST WAGES will be given:-For further
particulars apply to S. SIMPSON, Editor of the
PENNSYLVANIA Wing, Philadelphia.
April 9, 1882.
0@The Baltimore Patriot, and the Will.
mington Exposition, will please to insert the a.
bove times, and send their accounts to the
Office of the Penna. Wing.