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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

III. hfes:eabs s-ass.olr :. - peassabe '.iS
hcat,oh-a scsy good catch Void y sip over part
cans TO a bad oaose, bu, false re!innee 1hieh
will fail its nd uraies IL tho hour Of nlal.
The RICH, TO Judge, then, and 10 act upon thai,
judgment, belonging equally to NE States complain
ed of as to those complaining, it follows of course
tina, the coercion which will be rcsoried to against
every attemp, 70 nullify stecde is not blind
aud ,yrannicai cx cresc Of power, hut a necessary
consequence ofihs equal hight of judgment. The
,,pht q! tho minority resist what il may deem
Violations Of us IN erests ON the part Of the maj t.tg
can never be admitted, without the admission n.
the same time, of the spending right of thu
r..orv to protect It's interests AGAINST the f,c,ious
complaints and the ambitious purposes of the M.
nority. And ualess II be conceded hrt e. nj
oo,ily must always inesit.bly be right, hni iii
,na,ority rs inevitably wron.', ii ernnot follow eth
or that the former always victims Of injustice u
,i,t the latte, pre- always avaricious t, rants. Thu
would be- strange sort Ct republican,, representa-
tive 90, ornmcn,, which, acting upon tho principl,
of projecting the smaller asans, the greater mum
lsr nd u u
winch inish, ren Ter than always the masters of
the m,uy. |, would be the worst species of des-
notism-worse thru monarchy, because NC shoul,
b,ye thousand tyrart instead of one. For on
ownsarts we believe that Demagosu' fsm is as pow
s,f,l A rassion as Ayalce, and that the love o
MOVIE is rs potent an engine Of mischief AS hc.lov
of money Majorilics;in the pufsu, Of some schem
oflo,,. .r,ere.,, or even OF rational asgranJize
men,. may sometimes adopt wrong course Q
,ol.ey, AL ,o.,'n" efy persist IN adhcr'"s to It's
perncious system, in despite Of ,pro'est.tions, re
ooostrances and threats: but minorlties are Away
wrong when they cl''m i'r themselves powers III
comp ,,bo with the general zeal and contradiction,
TO the established principles OF strictly popula
government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
NOTICE..

y the l2th day ofJuns next, | will offer to-
- The highest bidder. on tho premises, oil myl
right and interest IN Bridge, called Woeds
Bridge. across stanton River, conveyed byz
deed IN trust 10 Thomns Fox and Chs. H. Lyncl,d
ru,leeslo secure the payment OF Il certain debt OIL
sam ol no 10Y, aa3 by M, ~ gaarlinn, to Will
lIum and Robert Ba,bcr My right 10 this pro1
pofiy - ndspuiable, and tho money arising from1
tho sale OF this property vii be faithfully applied
10 the liquidation nj the debl ior ahic it is bound
invite. and particularly wish the trustees and
eneh OF my securities TO attend carly On that day1
and all persons who may wish To purchase Mys
interest Is little mute than one ihitd Of tho whoos
The terms OF sale vii, lie nndc known on thar
dny JOHN b. HUTI.EDGE.
May - wtIoJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
DENTIST.

hR J l.. BENSON hns returned 10 Lynch
~ burg and will attend to all professional calls
at his office, IN the Washington Hotel All per
sons from 4 distance wishing his professional ser.
vices, will please call on lim as possible
Dir y. is prepared 10 attend to the treatment Of
all cases of Dyspepsie.-Iiis invaluable Ami.
Dyspcptc Pills and Tooth A che TInclure, may be
had nj his Office, und at the Drug Stores of } f.
J. + Royal aud d. r Lyman.
May % its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

WlEGlNh Ar rules hniden the Clerks Office of the
'icu superior Court OF Inv aud Cbancery for tio
corhly OF Amherst Monday tho G,h day Nav 1873
Jntob Ihhs, P oghnI Archer Cary, fustevus A. Rose.
hmr"n Hancock aud Henry burlington Defendants
Va Chuncerr.
The defendant Archer Cary having entered his an
pohfanCo und gwen security according to the Act OF
Assembly aud the Rules fts Court and IL appearing hy
snsllc'ory evidence that he inhalant of thu
country " Is ordered that the said Defendant do appesr
here On te first day of September term next and an-
wef tho bill Of the Plaiat, TINT copy of this or
der be forthwith inherited the Iynchbure Virgnan for
two months csvey, and posted as the front door Of
the court house Of THIS county
Copyrestc, JOHN THOMPSON Jr elk
Nav % v,o,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
VARIETIES.

| IL is'' anu common Lamp Vii
Bc,t Sweet OH in batrois, by basket and sind
Gle bottle
|. Bnsi Tanners OIL
! Musical insr im,nts, various kinds
Violin. Guitar. bulcomofe, &c Strings
Beads Of ept,V l,aa. Musie paper
Safsftof and o,hef SeSors, groat variety
Topping Cascs. Fancy striped vlals
Fancy ond Turpenuno Soaps
Refined camphor. Oh Pepporrnat
Complicated ood oAsennted soaps, new articles
cdio,'de OF Lt@e. On Bttaea'ag Sails. by pound or
barlei
Cider Vmesar, Rice. Starch and Family Moas-
srs
Druggists Shop Furniture
Pants. dry and IN oil. Llnsced oil
! Dyc-9suns. Brushes and Bow St,ngs
| hiatch Lights, IN Pewter boxes, with Matches
Gums enl Pistols. Scissors, Pen and Pocket kuives
Dlrlg nnd VarnIshes
Madeira polt, Clnret Malaga.
Champaign. OF the Port vr,~,v.
tom the London Dotks
Porter and Brown sou, in PIN, and quart bottles
1lcbhs'ts and Barclays best
French brandy and Preserving Sugar
Ginger. Pepper aud Alsp'ca, ground and un-
ground
Gunny Bags and black Ink Powder
Cloves aud Nu,megs, Maee aud Clnuemon
Surgeons 1nstrutnenis oil kinds III use
Wnleds, IN boxes, pounds and ounces
Preston Godfrey $, and other smtlling Salts,
Lump Masnes'a, Calcnod do IN boxcs. bottles,
walls aud oUncns
Otto OF Roses pure. Ex,rac, Nux voinica
Snutls and Chewing Tobacco
OIL Virlo and Coslle Soap
English Windsor Sonp, Fancy Pungcnts
e""uoers ahtS, Clarified, Chronic, Green and
Itch Ointment various klnd,
Manganese and Black Lead
Powdered Scammory. Red Coral
Rhubnrb and Jalap, powdered aud in roots. Prus.
sian Blue. No | and 9
Irussos, all sizes and qualities
Annony aud Steel Filings
| Nut Calls and Clue
Llquoriee and Gum Arabic
Candies, kaisns, Figs, Almonds
Cooking Raisius
Logwood, CoppcFes and Alum
Black and white Mustard Seed
London Mustard and Pepper Sauce
Soda. Sc'dle2. Rochelle, Saratoga and Ginger.
Beer powders
All the Patent Medicines in use
Castor OIL and Calom,l
Cream Tartar, Sugnr Lead and vb;ts v;,,;,
Spts N'..1o, rthet Balls coroivn, Aloes
! Opium, Blue Stone, Salt pcIre, Birthstone
Flour Sulphur chamCmile Flowers
Green and Baclt Tens, Epson Salts,
! Spanish Flies, IpIsae aud Tartar Emeio
! Super Carbonate Soda ai,d Tar,uric Acid
Rochelle Salts, thermometers, VARIOUS sizes and
| prices
! French md English Chemicals
Andn variety Of other Goods, received and
ior sale at my Old Stand aud u, the Golden
Head, Bank Square. Howell DAVIES.
Mayo ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
OkiITU AIRY.

DEPARTED tn, life, Saturday the 9Th inst
JOHN MADISON, Esq. OF Augusta date Of
Loymgson, Nelson county, IN the Sith year of
hs age He died of protrselcd indlsposltion,
that conf lel hun TO his house Tor two months, the
greater portion of that time TO ms bed, which he
bore with the most remarkable patience aud iort
tude. lie on many occasions, expressed perfect
resignation 10 the VIII OF providence Although tins
was his prevalent state Of mind, on occds ons
at seeing the distress of his family he would ssy 10
them hat the duies aud he felt Tor them were
the only things TINT operated on his mind to pro
ducc Il wish 10 live.--On occasion, whcn n
daughter would have chcered him. she expire srd II
lti = ,is. ar ~ s~oNfet hia feelings OF resis
TT ~ "a 10. stplrd that he Ind tcen
p.ossed "a gr@a, share Of health aud strength To
eeod o.dage, aud If It was the will OF God t
take HIM that he had no desire to rcn3then, but
rather to depart and be with God. The deceased
was native of the county of Louisa, Va where
the greatest portion of his life spent lie was
respected ii all the relations of life by all but by
hose rst kaew HIM best, N ms ealer cncles y as
soctations of iic with the more advanced periods of
his ase, will the grim monsters shaft be most
p,lnfuily fel'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

vIIk"INA At rules holden the Clerks Office Of Tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chaucery Of
Nelson county. for the onth OF MAY, is33.--Janes
Shields Pif against Alexander Shields, William Shields
George Shields, David Shields. Kebecca Shields Ma
thanie Harlow and Jane his wife. Thankful Blount John
poahe, Aesander Donkc, Henry Hopp aud Elizabeth his
wife. Henry Bushnell and Patsy NJ his wife, John Mont
gomery, Thomas Montgomery. Msgarct Iisrris, MaIy
Harris aud George Williams. Deh,.-ln Chancery.
The defendants Alexander Shields William Shielisl
George Shields, David Shields, Rebecca Shields. John
Doahs, Alexander Doakc. Hourly Hopp, Elizabeth Hopp
snd Ihohas Montgomery, not having entered their an
pearance an given security according TO tho act of A.
sembiy aud the rules OF this snd appearing hv
satisfactory evidence that they OF TIL.
pear here on the first day ofSepember term next ud
answer the bill of the plaintiff aud that cony ~ rhfs
order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchbnrs
mana newspaper published in the town Of IA
two no"ths SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at tho front &c.,
ofthe court house ofthis county. ~Sos
~, Acopy-Ies'e 10. c.C0TLER, ok.
''! - - WHW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
RICHMOND PRICES. :
u ia, IlIfItIf N1u.al..,.,s

~ 10 INDUCE Merchants, Physicians, ond
ALI. other dealers 10 visit this place To supply
themselves with Medicines, Drugs, &c, the sub
scfber has determined to offer them articles at the
Richmond prices He has received LARGE
part of has Spring supplies, and will continue to
receive additions every few weeks The LARGE
NESS Of the stock, rs VARIETY and sELEC
TlON of articles, 10 A ADMITTED to be Equal
or superior 10 any other IN Vlrgina. For sale at
my Old STAND, and al The GOLDEN HEAD,
Bank Square, .yuehborg
Howell. DAVIES
Y. B,-The most pfompt attention aud care by
crFer,cHeed persons, viii be used in preparing
Medicines for Physicians and Families and II
putting up orders H. D.
May - fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

s.r 7. IS stated that Daniel Brent. Chef Clerk
is tn. Deper,men Of STATE, has received from the
prcstdep, the appointment Of Consul General m
Fran,e. 10 rss,,fa in Paris and that -- - Saun-
d.rs u North r.1,6ina Ger Roma'Gs NJ sauh.
elers, we ,rssame has lesh ipsoiilcd cs5muis-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
THEATRE.

/UIIE Lyncbburg Theatre will DC opened on
! to morrow night, Friday. 2ih) by the
Thespinn Society, on which occasion MIR. RICH
ARDSON vii! appear, (fof the frs, time these
five years in this ptace)For particulars, see bills.
May % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

81 The editor the Pennsylvania has com
ne"ced libel suits against the n. Y. Standard, N.
Evening Post, Philadelphia sen,ineland Pem'-
sy''an'a Inquirer, for asserting that he had been
corrupted by the U. S. Bank, laying his da@ayps in
NAcn case al upgards Of $50, 600 lin snccekds
@ VAL be osyd@ ltnressh Of c5uapItop III .aIt1te
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
Qutrp )or HE Que,iN

Mcssrs 4 buy sph 10 INC amount OF
Sll32 and sell the sum- itrin3'bal"Y Tor casb,
thereby gaining niler the rate OF '2o9. per cent
Now, Of tbs sum pays more than b. and y
psys the balance. They divide ting gam ~ pro.
portion to The SUN each LAID out in buying the
goods. S,ys a to b, your part o the gam Is n
pretty round sum II | had as many such sums
as my part contains dollars, | should then have
II ,213 Nj How much did each lay out 10 buy
ing the goods -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

Gen. Joehson's opinion Of Ouftaces on ofeini
men. The \. Y Commercn A iscriser contains
tho following article on this ST.! jcet:
We have seen "A letter in GIN J,ckson's hand
writing, jusiyin IN elect, The attack of Houston
Upon ota"bery, and attempting by argument To
show that such attacks, Under the circumstances
wcro righ' and p'opsr. Pms letter WAS written by
Gen Jack son IN explanation ofhs conversation IN
tho presence ofGcn Bauiager, which was reported
in the papers a, tic time. The spelling Ii bad and
the grammar sao, KING. Il was doubtless written
and sent out, ~utout ,he knowle &c ol,he Supctyi-
sors OF the Palace. Several other gentI~r4s.s . bra
cttv faE '... - 70 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
REV lew

or THE LlNCuBGRG MARKEF.
CoGaEs TED wEEkiY D. IloLaonBE Il DYREE.
Extreme prices ofpassod fo3occoI 81 10 10 ID 90
Inferior to COMPTON, 40 to g 90
Common 10 good 6 90 to 8 90
Good to fine, = 90 to 10 90
Fine manufacturing qualities ~ % to Is 60
Refused Luss, 3 % to 90
STRIPS 80 to 6 SO
Inspected the pas, week 32j hhJs passed obac-
co Is hhis. refused total 1913 hhds
On Wcdnesdiy, III, ID Ii inst 70 hills. passed
tobacco sold at auction, averaging 81 80 extreme
prices 81 Tot, sl3 D; 10 hhds. refused Tugs,
average 81 70-On Tuesday, the 2lst inst. "a
hhds. passed tobacco, at auction, average sc GO.
1 hhds refused Tugs, average S3 -. Crops have
averaged from IS 80 to - So according to quail
ty, during the week. No change in any of the
qualities exctpt manufacturing TINT is lower
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

- :. ~ ~ .cte. ID -. .,ra ,i,7lciat
! a.. .. u .f. - ,nc attn k OF joasion on
lnel $50. u an'emner of consress g.nilemau
of undoubtcd surAc!iy, now IN this ely, expressed
ms dissent, and argued that tho Official station of
| Sanbery ought 10 protect him from violence The
president replied in he negative and maintains
that no rabIic oiije ought TO be an immunity to
the holder iho gentleman tlen very naturally
referred Ia his mind to the situation of ticntr.f
! Jacks>u himself. and asked h,m, Dol n" 1-f-
/ stand Oh rs saying that you iavc 40 i4,orc u,
lection roa personal assault, p'os,den, OF ,as
/ United States, than as Andrew jackson Ills
answer was, " No not ia the iesst-l cannon
protect myself w,fi not reso-t To my lieial stu
ton for redress - These, be It remembered, arc
no, doctrines, buth doctrines of General Jack
SON.
We shah not pretend to question tho accuracy
o.',he facts stated by the Commercial. On the con
taly, We f.at they are too ttuc-and TINT TIC late
ouifa,e con.n.'tsd by Lieut. Randi h is but the
! r., sal-., fuit Of Gen Jachsons own coars~ in DE-
Tending previous Attacks, perpc,rated BY his friends
upon other public fun:,ionaries, to whom he was
ninlcal But, be Gen. Jackson 5 sentiments what
they may, they do not change the character of the
|
very nature, wrong. We obe tie to club law, when
JARVIS assaed tho son Of President Adams, when
Houston assaulted Stanberry, and when Heard
| attacked Arnod-and we do so now because the
prtnc1ple which guided US then has not chang
cd since. The President, in the discharge Of hi,
official duties, ought not to be subject to the assaults
ofevory person whoN he may otfenI-and public
opinion ought to be strongly and unequivocaly
dent did think otherwise, or that he thinks so now
| does not al,.ct this general truth Lieut. Ran
Jolpil's act equality wrong, and he - equally
r, pr.hensiblcs as he jull have been, ha! he assa
| was President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

g1r TIM Richmond Wing of the l7th announ-
the arrival N that city Of Cen Duff Grccn, the
Editor of the Washington Telegraph. G.ea; rsa,
now-a lays, cNnno. x.rc,se the privilege Of 10.
connection, ~iihou, having lhsG l,,, eo,snes rcsa,ar
ly chtor crl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
CoAMrS1r ATyD

/ 8nNe, 10 the Query in tie Eitetntan Of 2oA
Nay. p wifi ,tsfei9 mlles''6n .yauIs. and be
oyert.kon by A MT the end of 10 miles from A.
point. The length OF t,nn tavcllires minutes
POI seconds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

"a! x;tLe ,Sncts -nanca We blac,G,, I.r-.lsr A.
wsii as tbellees, are of lite bNkxnn Van Buren,
seboel. +" How COED aud pleasant thing i, IS Il
see brethren dwelling together IN unity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

SS The communication Of" friend, 10 Human
ny srecess I'd and fully eoncurrlng, as VI. do IN
The ssws taken flhc trailieso harshly' Condemned
10y the writer. we would choerfuly GIVE II n psc
IN our columns, if we believed II would have "a
tendency 10 do any good Ga, correspondent
whom, from the photography, wctakc 10 be u lady
lis cofrec! n.renarkmg lhata II is s,iperiuous to
reNposctlo turP'lide of The practice which she
prehends. Thdse who noerror in IT, we could
need no admon,tlons 10 convince them of IT'S true
character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
NEGROES FOR SALE.

n EVIVVTS VIe - u LFIs
Nv LII he Sold before the Auction House Of J.
w r d. Payne on Thursday the 30th inst. .
valuable Negroes, a man about - or 81
years Of aga, first rate tobacco factory hand the
other girl II or IS years ofage.-Tefnas cash.
May % eff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

In the year 1875, an effort was made by the
American commissioners at Paris to negotiate II
treaty of commerce with Great Britain, through the
agency the Duke Of Dorset, lhcn the English
Ambassador At tue e,oun sf ff.nco. The Duke,
-n answer to heir pr'eosi,ioa, addressed ho"A''he
so,iowIn, letter -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

- We make room, this morning., for Pros
peetus of the New York Miuor.--lt occupies more
room than We are generally disposed to devote To
such advertisements, but, IN consideration Of the
high character of that Periodical and Of the sue
cesslul efforts which It's Ednols have made 10 en-
Lar te the field Of literary competition in this eoun-
try, aud to dIaw oaf, encourage and reward the Ia
Tents of native. wth-rs, We cannot dooae lis inser
ton on account of lis lenstL, though II hos been
somewhat delayed by lthat circumstance Capt.
Mad'n w. Davenport IS the agent Tor the Minor
il this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
A tsp ,s,toty of Polite Literature AMI the Fme
Aua



Original Tales and fssays-Noliecs ofNew Pub
llcatons-- Crlticlsns on merlloio'a American
productions hot generally known--comments ON
passing evonis--choee, briqf and pointed pas
sagcs from the best new works--Intolhsenc on
scientific subjects, aud respecting Societies !
seleti,ife, literary. philosophical, Ac-Skeiches
OF the Pulp,', Bu,N putirc Assemble \ OF Pop
uln Lecturers y Lecla,es-fh Fine Ats 70
erJ Pain,ln., Muse, t.ngravins Sculpture, Sc.
Foreign correspondonee- Impressions OF
Europe. by one Of hcEditors "Reminiscences of
Qldcn Times III New. ork.- Papers from oul-
ct Old GdnlsmnJr-- American Biography ,Seenes
aud Chamcicr-Strcturds On the Drama and
other Amusements-The Little Gcnius- Trans.
latons from thezGsrman, ltali.ul, Spanish and
French-Seleethns from Foreign Periodicals.
Aceoaats of Colleges, Schools aud American
Institutions CHANGES mt Americap Eloquonee--
Sketches ofPoppar Speakers including ,hstn-
gulslnd.Divinos--A Aud W,thal great variety OF
miscellaneous mattel, pathetic, political, moral,
humorous, &c.
Epacii3ed ,eiB
.SP'cal,d Engraringso on Ateci Copper, and Wood,
and Popular nasic atranSed iof he FsaH1-
f,,ys S.bt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
is Tresly .flnj mn;ly with France
in The place OF Nj. Williams, resi.nei

sh' We cnpy, on our FIRST page, the speech Of
Black Hawk, assc fni ii in other journals with
GU, knowing whete to whom, or on what oc. aslcn i,
Mas delivered. 1t hos several glowing, figures.
md some hne touches of natural eaoqacnce. The
whites do not scalp the head they poison tho hcati'
us pointed sarcasm, the bitterness oiwhich is
ncreaseJby us justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
LiTaRATrns ANb TIN FINE ARTS.
THE NEW.YORK MIRROR,

ora new volume the first Lunher to he issued on
Liz. 6ll daA of InlY ne u 1hlL.hcd W cnklY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

Cnmbc,iahd Suferers.-Thc amount eontrlbu
ted IN the city of Baltimore to the sufferers by h.
late des,uet fse in Cumberland is 80 l5G- ~ cts
Thi,ls ths first contribution publicly noticed ,
though We observe, by the papers, tina, COLLECTIONS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

! r The Gcne.al Assembly of thc Presbyterian
Chufch IN the United States commenced It's annual
session at lhlladephia on the 10th inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23

7aJ"cee.-A crop OF sls hhds. OF last years To
j Gee, was sold IN Richmond on Thu, sday last at
an averaSsT $l2 IL. Highest pice so, lowest
~ %.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-11-13
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

IDUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that
VI in conformity with the provisions Of
the several acts of the General Assembly oil
the State of Illinois, authorizing sale Of
section number sixteen or other lands in lien
thereof, shall on the 10Th day of Novem-
Der next, between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the morning and six in the afternoon, at
the Court House in Edwardsville, lin the
county of Madison) offer for sale to the high
est bidder, on credit Of one year or longer,
section number sixteen, in township mum
her three north, range, number FIVE west, in
such quantities as the trustees NAV direct.
A plot of said land may be seen at the Office
of the commissioner previous to the day OF
sale. Sale to continue from day to day until
all aye offered.
J. T. LUSK, Comm'r.
and Agent for M. G.
September 26, 1893. 24-6t.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-11-13
SCHOOL

For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
TENHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
IL lie, that he intends opening School on the
first of June, at ATTENTION, Peoria county,
where he will teach the different branches of
Science usually taught in schools and academies.
Particular attention will be given to the mental
and moral improvement of students-such a course
of Instruction will be pursued, calculated to
bring the latent powers of the mind into exercise,
and facilitate the acquisition of knowledge TUT
ton from So to "a per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, A. B.
~ B. The town of Attention is of recent loca-
ton, at the head of Lake Peoria, on the east side
of La Sale Prairie. This site is healthy and
beautiful, beyond description There will be a
public sale Of Lots in his town on the last Satur-
day in May. S. "A.
January %, 1888. 44-ly