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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
u MAT at the term of the Probate Court
4 for st. Clair county, to be held at
Beleville on the first Monday of February.
1884. Twill attend before said court to set
tile and adjust all claims against the estate of
Ninian Edwards, deceased; and all person.
having claims against said estate are request
ed and notified to attend at said term Of the
court for the purpose of having the Same ad-
ly.s,ed. ELVlRA L. EDW ARDS, =
2l-T Erecstri~.
Rsllsville, Aug. 90, 1919.
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We understand that John S. Mercken,
our late Consul for Martinique, left that
Island in Sept. last, on board the schoons
er Lafayette, bound for Philadelphia via
Turks Island; that she called at the latter
place and received on board a cargo OF
salt and sailed again, since which nothing
has been heard of her, and that the place
of consul is in consequence vacant.
Boston Patriot.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN RAIL Road
In this weeks paper will be found the pros
ceedings of the late rail road meeting at
Chicago. We look upon this work as one of
the utmost Importance to this state, and
should not hesitate one moment to seconding
the call of an extra session of the lcgisla-
ture, if there was sufficient money in the
treasury to defray the expense 1t is well
known what means were resorted to, to paw
of the members of last session, and that the
state is now burdened with debt. That the
proposed work ought to be commenced and
commenced Immediately, there can be no
doubt. And it seems to US that the prosper
ity and hohors the state demands as speedy
an action on this important subject, as the
state of tho Treasury will admit. Let the
SUBJECT be fairly discussed throughout the
several counties, and we shall be much mis-,
taken if the people do not sanction an extra
session of the Legislature. Patriot.
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two methods, the rail road and canal, which
have been contemplated, for this desirable
communication, and decide on their merits.
) siave no hesitation in saying, if the decis-
len rested with me, would prefer rail road
l consider it the only practicable mode OF
eonnexion. %
| submit to your wisdom the propriety Of
chartering company, with proper restric-
tons, for term of years, to accomplish this
work. On principals of equal justice TO the
public and to the company, stock would be
subscribed, and without expense to the state
this work would be accomplished.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-16

This Is prosperous year for our South
ern brethren, may succeeding ones be equal
ly 50. Crops good and prices high. The
great staple, cotton, 100 per cent above the
price of last season. Even a superabun.
dant orange crop in Florida comes IN to
swell the tide of prosperity. We must Ger
tainly dissent from the opinion lately express
sed by the venerable Mr. Macon, of North
Carolina, that "the country is in a depiora-
BILE condition." unless indeed, the old gentle
man meant politically. In that we should
be constrained to agree with him Nat Ipt
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We understand that the following
Banks have been selected by the Secreta-
ry of the Treasury for the deposite ofth
money of the United States, in the places
where they are respectively situated.-
The change is TO be made on The first Of
October next:
Balimore-The Union Bank Of Mary.
land.
Philadelpha--The Girard Bank.
New York--The Mechanics Bank.
do. The Manhattan Compa.
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We have understood that the payment of
the company of spies organized at Fort Will
burn on the % June, 1882, by the governor
has been delayed, and that he has been ire
quently called upon for the reason why the
pay Of these troops has been withheld
The following letters, which we have been
permitted to copy, show that the governor
has laid the subject before the paymaster
general, and their case will be ATTENDED to
sson.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-16

The trial of Mitchell, who was indict
ed near year ago for the murder of Mr.
GRAVES, was had, in the circuit, last week
The trial commenced on Thursday, and
terminated on Saturday evening. The
jury was out about fifteen minutes, and
then returned with verdict of guilty.
A motion was made for IA new trial, by
the counsel for the prisoner, which was
overrued. The sentence was pronounc-
ed by the court on Thursday last, fixing
the time Of execution on the goth of this
month.--A bill of exceptions was tender
ed to the court and signed, and we under
stand, that IA writ Of error has been sued
out, in order to bring certain points re
served, before the supreme court, which
will sit on Monday next.
Counsel for the prisoner, Messrs. Gey-
er, Bates, and Mayfieid; for the state, Mr..
Allen, circuit Attorney Times.
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The last number of the Illinois Herald
announces to its subscribers, that it will
be discontinued with that number. The
reasons for its dscontinuance is given in
the Editors valedictory, from which we
extract the following. We think the pro
missed patronage which he speaks of, is
pretty common with newspaper publica-
tons; at least, we have our full share of
il.
"The subscribers to the Herald are in
formed that, with the present number Of
the paper, its publication will cease, at
least for an indi6rite time. The cause
to which this, to US unfortunate result,
may be attributed, is the tardiness on the
part OF our subscribers in making pay
me''t, enough not having been received to
meet the current expenses of the office.
probably not more than one third Of the
subscribers to the first volume have yet
paid, ond to the second volume compare
lively none. The subscription to the pa
per, with the advertising and job work,
has been amply sufficient, if "A degree of
punctuality Oh the part of our patrons
had been observed, to enable US to pros
ecute eur business with success. This
step has not been produced, therefore, by
want of patronage, Tor rather Of prom
Used patronage, for no man can justly'he
said to be patron who does not pay his
subscription) but BY want of punctuali-
sy-the bane of all newspaper publica-
tions in the western country.
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The Bank of America.

do. The Bank of America.
Boston-The Commonwealth Bank.
do. The Merchants Bank.
We understand that another Bank will
be added to Philadelphia, as soon as the
proper inquiries and arrangements can
be made, and probably also another in
New York--and that the necessary pre-
parations are in progress for carrying the
measure into full effect in other places.
as speedily as practicable.
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Knaves often make ropes to hang them
sslvss.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-16
JAMES HERVEY.

A lubileee in honor of the memory Of the
Rev. James Hervey, author of the "Medta-
tious,' was lately celebrated at Weston Fa-
veil, near Northampton, England, of which
parish Mr.. H. was Rector. The following
ode was written for the occasion by james
Montgomery, Esq.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-16
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

:. pandalia, Jan. 4, 1888
Hon. Lewis Cass, Secretary of War:
:. SirA-Wih my staff roll submit to you
the roll of company of spies, and a copy
OF the appointment Of those officers. The
appointment of those officers and the organ
izntion of this company were made at the
request of Gen. Atkinson.
Ihave the honor to be,
Sir, your obi. serv.
JOHN REYNOLDS.
PAY MASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
=: Washington City, Jan. 80, 1888
Sir-i'he muster roll of the spies trans
niitted with your letter will be attended to
in the next payment of your militia.
Respectively,
Your obet servt.
N. TOWSON,
Pay Master Gen9.
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PAY MASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON Gin. Jan. 80. 1893

To his Excellency,
The Governor of Illinois,
VandaIia.
P.S. The officers of this compa ny have
been paid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

IyEN r. pronrie,ors Of te line from rynchhars by
o. Finrasils, Sweet Springs and Wine Sulphur,
10 l4esisbute, have determined tor tn lab.lc Nc
,,Iuu.dcuor, 10 ruu ttrc oIIulpal IT,. auruE
INC prae afes5n, nlal.nS SIX taps per wei ana
roaaeetinq every nif yiin Ar taites-.'s sch
npuI iln. md She Piedmont line.
II consequence the expense oft'us expert
mont, the ftoPliciofs VIII be compelled to rely up
on the public lib rality They viii bn compelled
to charge more than the customary fare. Tho
public Will sec II is hoped, the necessity OF tbs
principle, and II IS believed will NOT only excuse
hut approve Il
Fare from LYncLhars to Fincas,le - 0O
tuoasie to White sulphur sc
Intermediate Il .tanocs, cents nile.
The line will b. IA openaon bv The l9th day oil
JIly TIE PROpRiEToRS.
Juae2 Is
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10 I,ricklayers aud Carpcnters.

EDURSuAN L - AZ pfier ofthf County Co urt
u ofPilsyivann, the undersigned, tomms
soners appointed for that purpose, vii let, 10 the
lowest bidder, at He Coun house Of SAID county
On Tuesday the l6th day of July next, the building
of an addition TO the Clerks Ofieo of said county
=, Rriek of tie following dimensions, to VII :
thirty eight feet ny ~ aty, on story high, with
two rooms the door 10 BIZ OF BRICK ulc Or met ston
and the whole OF the wooden work 10 be Of The beti
materials.
Also, u, tho same time, the repairs necessary 10
be made % The Courthouse OF SAID county, 10 wit
Painting Floo ing &c. &c.-the latter of which
will require new siecpers throughout The paiii-
culars OF which Will br made known on the day
Bond with security viii be required of the under
takcr for he faithful execution Of the work
James Garland, .Jas l., PdtHdetisr,
Dtpid " Ciajk, ~. II TaRstdH,
I'm. 7anaaH, Geo. IL Gimef,
Re5eFt caok, Jas. u BNftoR.
Pusyisania, July 1888 lGJ
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Nulu .b.e tvonMoke LaMN
FOR SALE

OY virtue of y cree Wonouuccd by the CIR
Re cult Superior Court ol Law and Chancefy,
fo The county of lleurco, Oh the Ilth Gay Of June
1888 in the SUIT Of
Robert Bitche,, Edmund Bhchctt, and Peter
Purycar, Plus.
against
Humbusron Skipwtl ndmr of Jean Skipwlth,
do5d., James Cunningham, Edward u. Hicks, A
exonder s. Field, and Martin fhiycr, Dctts.
VIZ be sold, at public auction on the promises,
on Wednesday the 9th day oil Jsly nrYt, II fan,
if not the neat fair d'v, that pdteabic aud hgaa
imlrnpe 'aa,att e. IN Mccllenber, county late
the propert} ofCJ y Ham Brcheu y ing on The
north side a. the .oanake, near the town Of Clafks-
vile, and wilhn .hl or ten miles OF the hourish
ing town Of Boyd,on, where has lately been Is
tablished Randolph Macon College
The tract contains l. or 1909 acres, about one
fifth of whirh is IS, rate iow grounds -th' ugh
land IS well li,nhstcd and fertile, the npfoYom ms
on it unexceptionab and altogether constituting
ono of he mos, healthy and asreeabe residences
nthe Roanoke.
II is very rare that such an state is brought ni'
to market and If il be CONSIDERED with what taclli-
" produce can now by aid Of he Roanoke naviga
ton, and Petersburg Rail road, be carried to the
various markets. at one hall OF the former cost OF
transportation this must be admitted TO be one OF
! the most valuable tracts Of Land in Virginia, or
perhaps South OF Baltimore.
The ABOVE property wall be soil on crod OF
one and two years, he purchaser giving bond with
approved security for the payment + the purchase
money! The title to be withheld until the same IS
paid. ALEAANDEh FIELD,
Commissioner.
T.. az 2W
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Valuable Zeal Estate Tor Sale.

ruVE1E subscriber Will sell at psivnte sale, on =
u oeral terms, the following Real Estate lately
owned by David Kyle: Mafun's Warehouse the
Mansion House occupied by Samuel | Harrison,
Esq, the Bell Tavern occupied by Col. NJ. Lang
horne, the two brick tenements occupied by 'lheo.
Robertson & Co. and Ro. Kyle, and the three
=. ooden ,enements occupied by Early and Hunt
sross who have any knowledge Of the loo ''ion
nd situation Of the property will admit this to be
me II the most valuable Estates in Lynctbnrs.-
For terms apply to David Kyle, or the subscriber
RO KYLE.
Juno u 1@
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IfshTSk - Az,

ENf virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the sub
RS scrbrr by Jas. Bullock, bearing date The ~
OF September. 1921, and duly recorded III the
clerks Office of Boctour county, shall expose 10
public sale before the fion, door Of tlc Franklin
Hotel, in lynchbu'g,on Thursday the 25ih CT July
next, for cash, that well known Tract Land
lying in Hote,ourl county, called the Big Lick, be-
ing the tract the send Bullock bought of Ed
mund pdle. The undersigned acting us trustee
wIIl give the TILE vested IN him as such.
j.. FLETCHER, Trustee.
June 81 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

DY virtne cfa decd in trust, executed TO the
II Subscribers by John b. Rutlsdgc, bearing
date the 10Th OF January, 1880 and recorded IN the
Clerk office Of Campbell county, will be offered
for sale, upon the PREMISES the 18th day of Ju-
" next, llffair, sfnot, the next far day ibercaf
ser1 TO the highest bidder, sai,l Raejge interest
amounting 10 one third, Ia Bridge called Wards
Bridge, across S,aunion River \ credit Of one,
two aud three years will be gwen the purchaser,
upon his entering into bonds, with saIieie seeu.
ri,y. TO bear in,cres, from ts da;e, aud iced IL
trust upon the property TO secure the payment. The
title to tho properly is believed TO be sooi but the
under signed acting As trustees, viii cenYey SUCH
Mic only as the deed vests in them.
THOMAS FOX,
CHARLES Ii. LYNCH,
1,,ne Oh u tia
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NMW GbJOIDs.

FaStlE subscribers have now the pleasure Of IN.
n forming lheir friends and the public nj large.
chat from recent purchases made at the North, by
one ofthe firm, and carefully selected, their lock
IS entirely complete. They deem it unnecessary
give list Of their goods suffice II TO say, that
their stock embraces almost every article in the
line Of Dry Goods Gr1ceries, Hatdoare and Cut
frB-ln tins, Is ntlujch an extensive selection OF
H1ts, Bots and St0cS, Of all descriptions. From,
purchasers they respectfully ask call they arc
confident that they afford as good bargains, Ell
her lcho!ssait retaii can be offered IN this
market
Their W are Rooms are also open FOR the rccep-
ton ofall sorts of produce 10 be shipped sold on
commlss Particular attention Will be given
to the receiving aud forwarding OF goods.
NOWLlN, HUM & Co.
May 90 Is
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gH9llE Subscribers haze on hand AMI are con.
IA stanty receiving from their Northern Manu-
factory, good assortment of Carriages, Barou-
chcs Ac. which they offer for sale on the corner Of
Nam Street, and The lower Turnpike. They will
make every oxerion 10 do NIL thtif work IN the
best manner, and respectfully solicit the patronage
Of former customers and aieH4s, md the pubilc
generally.
Also. keep on haaa supply Of work made OF
lhis place by Notthefn Workmen All orders
puuelnalIy attended 10 and repairing done ut thc
shortest notice. Ii. X. BEACI y 70.
Nav lG Wis
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To tie People OF Amlicrs. County.

iic TtOpiC vi - I,1cfhl toulllA .
VES II Subscriber ,skcs great pleasure IN hatlrg
IL Il in his power to offer 10 The people Of Am
horst, Henry e. At%ooj's newly invented anu
highly approved MACHINE. for threshins Clo-
YER Herds Grass Rec, Wheat, and other small
gram. The sole aud exclusive right TO which, to
make. construct, use, ard yend TO ohet5 10 be us
cd, within he limits OF the county ot Amherst. is
vested in tae subscriber, 10y virtue Of purchase
and decd from Mr.. Marshall Fay I.ss, Of Tennes
sec, no has the patcnt aht Of SAID Machine for
the State Of Virginia, and WHO viii exhibit mo
del of The Machine on the 10Th, llth and 2th da,
oiJune, al Amherst Courthouse, when and whcir
Performance of SAID Machine may be witnessed
Among the numerous certificates given IN appro-
baton tlhIs Machine for its simplicity, rs uu'ity
and It's cheapncss the great adpant yes it possess
es over other Machines Of tho kind t5r rs qusiiti, .
| OF labor saving and relieving Itself from hard sub
stances aud prcssurcs Of any kind-lhe names OF
Andrew Jackson, p. q s, c. " Cowan, Esq, ]
Nelson VIM. Waierson, J. H. Eaton, Wm
NJ Bur~cIi, Drury Child rs, john B. T,Jen, and
Lawson q. Wilsher, my To found, and many
others.
The subscriber can with confidence recommend
this Machine to the public. Any persons, eith. y
Mechanics or Farmers, who arc DESTROYS Of pni-
chasing individual rights, or ready made ma
chimes, for hand OF horse power, viii apply ID
| the subscriber, IN Lynchburg, and DR.. James Pow
ell, Ainhes 81 Court house. The subscriber will b,
at Amherst Court house on Monday the l1th,
Court day. 10 sell individual rights or contract tor
ready made Machint 5, and will cNdcavor 10 exht.
bit mo Tel OF the same on that day; and on The
rights (Which all persons are forwarn Ia ininng
RO. II GRAY,
Sole proprietor for The county Of nhersi.
B.-For further particulars and testimonial,
concerning the Machine rcf,l them to Mcssrs
Richard PERKINS and Paul jones, Of this place, AMI
DR. James Powell, Amherst c. II.
June 3 ts
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"a - The proprietor Of the Lynchburg Race
- Course with the advice ola number OF
W the mcmbefs of the Club, f,om The nu-
me.ons trespasscs recently committed on the course,
Is compelled to say u the public that they must
Mt 60 inside OF the iield unless with the proprlc-
tors permission Any ono offending against this
rule will be dealt with according 10 the law. The
proprietor will always furnish the key when nc.
ccssary
June IL te
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II COL CardinS in i,ynchburg.

FHNHE ubllc are h"f by informed. that the above
Il business IS now going on III he same place,
near the Horse ford, under the superintendent OF
Nj Anderson PduIett, who think viii give gen
cFai satisfaction, for he has new cards of the best
atty, well put On, and dressed up IN the best
amer, and makes nice rolls. We grease this year
with lard which docs not stain the wool We
card fct Gi cents per 10. giving the privilege to
bring one b Hard to 10 lbs d. wool but hen you
do not, We wlil charge Sd pr ID OF lard. Try and
bring IN early, that We may get through before cold
weather, or we shall have to use OH. shah attend
occasionally, and assist in having i, done we'll
WILLIAM THURMAN
Rolls will be Kept for sale at the machine, al
Thurman and Schoulfcd's, at Sally Thurman's,
at New londcn and at Pa.tonsburg.
expect to buy wool.
June I3 &c
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NOTICE.

DURsUANT TO a deed of trust, executed To
n the subscriber By Jordan Il D4fis. nnd July
recorded IN the Clcths ofiee Of tho county com, OF
Pinsyisania, bearing date tie iI.h day of iano,
1929. 10 secure the payaicn, of n dit due to te.
phta Ferry, shall proceed To sci! on, Thutsds "
at ish day If July nrsi, bslare the front dor Of
stephen Tetrys Store iousa. IL the own OF Los
vile, ii pu1lie auction Tor cash, the following pro
perry, VIZ: lnesfJ 10y Ain, one negro woman
Esther, AND Two catd,eu, tbs irefsuss Of sad
woman since the execution OF he des1 ofteasi
lercsad, ono Hose : head OF Caftie, 10 pead
Hogs, Hou.eioid aud klciea furniture. en1 plan-
tHton utensils ct cstf9 description belonging to
sah DAVIS 81 50 m1sIif thereof - my bout =iept
70 effect Ia purposes Of sd rust Ieed Acting ns
trustee, | shall convey saeb uf.s opy Is IS iesfcd
IN M IS such. WILLIAM FRANKLIN.
June II tbs
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TN7tiE undersigned feels graceful for the patron
"a age heretofore extended to him a Commits
sion Merchant intl.e sales of Tobacco Flour, &c.
- AS n member of the finn of Nowlin, Hunt s. Co
he solicils L combinations of that patronage and
pledges particular attention to ali cHuSlsumcnis
made to hat firm. SAMUEL. NDWLlN
Nay % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

William u. Reid. Thomas J. Reid, az
mnisiraior ofJobu Reid, decreased J0-
stpb Ga d, sem, and Robert &. Cut
Ter.
fENAKE NOTICE --,hai on Montiey, the sth
NJ day Of July, 1899. bet@ee the rising AID set.
ling Of the sun, 81, the raverno of Mr. - Harmon,
ia ,l,e ownof STANTON & State Of Virginia, shall
itoeetd ,ane the d.f.o,iliops Of James Johas.on &
others and If n0; completed on that day, 10 he
continued from day to day, until fnsh,d. Witch
are Intended To bc rad IS evidence IN Il suit de-
pending Ia the Circuit Superior Couf, Of Laa
and Chanee,y, ion The town OF Lyuchhurg, ia
4ltieA am plaintiff aud you defendants, when
AID @acrc you viii please attend.
HENRY, A PAUpER,
son Of Esther
June g. TIT
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ComNAissinn nAsiuess.

HNlIE subscriber offers his services to his friend,
- and the public as Commission Merchant
His lice Is a few doors above the Franklin Hotel
SAML. ANTHONY.
Mrs. Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are conimodious, aud
near some the bcs. Schools in Lynchburs
Fey. u Is
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Nat Mandatory.

YENHE subs RIDERS have IN addition to ,heir for
a. ner establishment. lately commenced manu-
featuring Hp,s IN this place uP'n an extensive
.eale, und g lie ready 10 manufacture 10 order
under the imnsdatc saperIniendence of Rum
bo1sh any kind or quality OF HATS that nay
be wanting. They latter themselves, from II.
excellence Of their materials and w1rstnsnshp,i
giye their customers entire satisfaafon -<They
likewise keep constantly ON haul an extensive as
soitment of Northern made Hats, oftie bcs, 4r=h-
~ among them are the best Beaver Hats, mad
by Clapp & Cole hose, wih what they make
themselves, renders Their assortment of all qnaities
and various prices, as complete any in this par
OF the country. Country Merchants and those
wishing TO purchase largely, invited 10 cali and
examine their stock which will he sold as low al
they can be purchased in any maske, III this foun
try.-AlI orders fiom the country viii b. punelual,
ly attended 10. DiSkLE & RUMBOUGH.
June 10 IS
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RgIFsrAsGE SPRINGS.

z HE SahscrlDes Is now haIns up Ihn CABINS
N and Tavern al the above place, and Will be
ready in few days II accommodate all those who
my favor him with their patronage. His Table
VIII always BIO furnished With the best the markd
dilotds and The Stables with good pr vcnder and
'JTela Osters-- The assortment Of Wines md Ii
lols, til. known celebrity of the araier, needs no
cncomium. Suffice II to say, all those who have
visited thtnl are well satisfied Of the medicinal
rffiats OF the water.
The Buiiton Springs are situated in healthy
country, in thu county Of Amherst, - miles from
Lyacburg FOR romantic scenery it cannot b,
surpassed The Subscriber feels confident that Il
generous public " ii duly appreciate his erettioas
20 contribute both 10 the hea,h and amusement OF
his guests sAML S iEEIE.
June 70 I'm