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LOVE OF CHRIST.

In order to form some faint conception of
the love of Christ, suppose, my Christian
friends, that all YOUR tolls and sufferings
were ended, and you were safely arrived in
heaven, the rest which remains for the peo-
pie ofGod. Suppose that you We're there
crowned with glory, and honor, and immor
taIitv. listening with unutterable ecstacies
to the songs of the redeemed contemplating
the inefable, unveiled gIories Of Jehovah,
drinking full draughts from those rivers OF
pleasure which flow forever at the right
hand, and tasting those joys which the
heart Of man hath not conceived. W hat
would tempt you torevisit this vale of tears
commence anew this wearisome and trou6
lesome journey of life, and encounter al
the tolls, the temptations, the sufferlngs an'
sorrows which attend it2 Must u not b
love stronger than death: love. such as yo'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-21
For The Telegraph.
Mr. EDIToR:

Mr. EDITOR:
Dear Sir-The accompanying Cir
cular Letter, prepared by the pastor ofthe
Baptist church in Manchester. was read
before the SALISBURY Association at its
present session, June 2, 1886, and accept
ed:-Whereupon, considering the impor-
tant subject upon which it treated, and
with view to give it wider circulation,
it was resolved that the Association re-
quest the editor ofthe Telegraph to give
tia place In his columns.
The present session of this Association
has been one Of great harmony, and more
than ordinary interest "A spirit of stead
fastneSs IN the faith of the gospel, of per-
severance in duty, and of undated
interest in the various objects Of Christian
benevolencc, was apparent in the letters
from the churches No special revivaIs
of religion have been enjoyed in this body
during the last year; though some ofthp
churches have received considerable ac-
cessions. Our statistics will be furnished
you through the medium Of our minutes,
when printed.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-21

"The noiseless band of heavenly soldiery
From out the armoury of God equipped"
Such, at least, are the worthy men whom
the churches are called to supportby their
contributions and prayers.
To be continued
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BRANDON, THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1886.

these things, Immediately make the ex-
pertinent, and see, if it would not have
most beneficial influence upon his own
heart and life.
ITO be concluded.
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EXTRACTS

Fro M the fourth Report Of the Executive
Committee Of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society, presented at its
Anniversary an philadelphia June 7,
and 8, 1886.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-21

Home Miss Society," lO7 900
Is Bible Society, 10000
Tract Society, $4,000
5. S. Union, $4,000
Education Society $4,000
Baptist Missionary Society C3,OOO
English SoC1ETIEs.-We make the
following abstract Of the annual reports Of
the English Societies that held their ami
versarieS in London in May, principally
from the correspondence of the AI:"Y ork
Commercial Advertiser.
The Wesleyan M;ssiom0ry Soc ETY. re-
port, mission stations l13 ; missionaries
2O9; sent out last wear 80; commandments
54,426; added to the churches last year
5,920fm the West Indies, 5000; schol-
ars III the mission schools 43, 672; increase
Of last year 5,527 receipts Of last year
465O39 les. I'd. ; expenditures about
468,OOO
Tile Chuyrh MtS<5onary SocIty has 8
mission fields, more than 100 nissiona-
ries-lj Of Whom were sent o:t last year
hear 5000 communicates, converted
from the heather, and more than 10000
scholars in its schools. lis receipts last
year were G6Q,5S2 As. Sd. end its ex-
penditures were AG3,2l3 Us. 81,
! The Chrisliqn Instructions NocirjY re.
ports in all 81 associations 1852 oratui-
tous visitors; 4G,3o2 families visited; rs
prayer meetings.; 7CG cPpies Of thS Scrip
lures were d sT.jued; $l4 cases of tenn
poral suffering have betn relieved; 1912
children havf been gathered into Sunday
and day schools.
The following is an account OF what is
called the Barbican district, in London.
This section includes 1915 houses.
1851 children, and 6,8O4 au1l.S: in all,
1851 souls. Of the 6,SO4 adults, only
62V are accustomed to attend any place OF
worship with any degree of regularity,
and more than 5000 seldom, if ever, ga
TO any church. Only 1858 children at
tend Sabbath or DAY schools, and 1000, o.
an age to 90, do not frequent any school,
81 families were without copy OF the
Bible; and Of SAG shops and pubic h3us
, es, 4O2 were open for business on the
Lords day.
The British anil Foreign Billie :f0'lety
during the past year. Issued from lis de-
pos:tory, 55S,842 copies Of the Scriptures
, or portions ofth"m; making total Of O..
! III 1872 since its organization. This does
c not include the Bibles printed by othe1
; societies, which NAV even have been aidet
by this society. Tne society IS about t
send out an agent to China, to devote him
selfto the worI; of distributing the Sacre(
u Scriptures in that important rat OF tn
: world.
y The receipts last year were AS6E8l9 IS
y 3D., and the expenditures 4lO7,4S7 l9s
e id.
Sunday Schoot Union. The repol
IS took full survey Of the Sunday Schoe
: cause throughout the whole. world, an
If cave Aattering notice of the America
1t and other Sunday School Unions in tn
,e United States. embracing million
at scholars ndteachers. 1t stated the nun
$, Der of Sunday Schools in England an
o. Wales at l6, $50, and the number OF Scho
~, ID ars at l,548,89O. The receipts OF me s.
be- ciety for the last year, from oonaron
on were gG76 les. i'd; and the eXpeno
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-21

CHAR1rY.-Liberality does not consist
so much in giving great deal, as m CIV
ing timely.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
From the Sunday School Journal.

TTOm the SUNDAY SCHOOL JOuIIla7.
Income OF the principal religious Soci
cites in England and the United States,
1856, Tin round numbers)
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The strength OF the church consists not
in the number of its members, but in the
maturity and vigor Of their piety. One
who keeps alive at all times the spirit of
nravcr may, by the power Of his exam
bic ard the efficacy Of his suppfications,
he instrumental in theeonversion of many
enemies-while hundred worldly-mind
ed professors would. by their example,
the more efectually glull to sleep the con-
sciences Of sinners, and smooth their way
to perdtion.
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RomANIsA. Thepretension that pope
ry is not now prosecuting system is mere
moon shine. Once give its votaries pow.
err and we should soon see that it is lion
still. Take offhis chains and the world
would find him rampant and rav"nous as
in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
1t is still the beastw which loves TO be drunk
with the blood of the saints. Let the ma
tons beEare-Jn. Her.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
on Ill.,. Sstnrtb S6(s0er.
Canton, Npril 1s. 1885.
hDtg
Gin Qppefet BuN
8erlorfn.

Der unterfbriebene perlor an, 6ten bic.
fes, 1ormittasS' 3wil6sn Yaris uno %.
nabur9 Elm rptbes beiuabe nod neueS NeA=
rOtfo podetbudb, porin Ib 8 srOBe pros
mIftf6e 9loten, unter1briebsn y. @eorae
Dewalt' neblt unterI1ieoIi6eu anoern flsis
nern papIeren befnoeu. Da bas @ause
fur 'tenano en- fcnf. aIS ben unter(6ries
benen BON Bertb iepn fannie erparttt
Ct IN SdIoe Die Nuderfattuus ourb Den
'noer. GrDsr reoIid)e Sinoer fol- iebcb
ne an9entntne 9elObuuns erbalten, tpsii
oas Ssfuubene einbrinst. gr mag ss
an Qrn. geo. DepaIt ooer an ben Joers
aueseber oiefes B!attes abseben.
s. Seiferbelo.
Canton, ben Z. QIpriI 1886.
ASSN
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

!96rt ATE, bic surn Esutf4sn stamii,e
...., :. <zgs 9ebOrts
Cine gut. gaueres gum &aufs bet ID.
2, -. 6nr
SH Bal6iustOu Gawaibip, 100 man Te
.F ~. Ieben Eaun
Disr MeiIen pOn paris, seben oous
Canton;
SIM iGowefIiben Efe Don WaIbinstons.
Mit sutsm Dauie, nit belIer QueIIe;. t..
D1it 9rOBen Sbsusrn unb pieIe stdlle.
Sim 5ra9|in9e bIhbet elm iuuser 8auna=
.., CARTE;
SIN Qerblt Id6sIt Sbf Don alIerl'p Nrts.
CSrOB Ino Die 8etosr, euseepebut bic.
QlieBen;
@opon rei3s, bduf9te QleruDe FisBen
Gin ao6 piIoe5 Ipa!e, cine rpertbe
SIdbe
8eFoBsn Don bern refine g1imifb.lItn
Babe
ssi6t se63is gIder bonn Betten ouser
forens
ST esrwan0e|t in Die fb6nleu misbens,
c. m., furen
e. ,u. SOrt';
Sn ellett gut esrftbsn, nit einsm wort.
Set o'e oa taufsn wOut, ruff talb an;
0'a1 IN Der 3sit, oa man nod taufen fan.
ar.c. oSaeob Mepsr.
maf0instcu Tp- Ssbr. g2. 1856 3m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
$eutI0r6 01trtbSz

boue IN gbluicotbe, omObio Canal.
Der @noesbenannte bena6ribtiat feline
tsntl@en sanoslsute uno eas seebrte Sub
tIt,!r1 liee'baupt oaB er obises befannte
9S!rtbsbaus BON befen friberem @issn-
ttatt'er. .3rn. Ot art n . aum I, n,
tanflieb erftanoen bat.-uno biefes Sc
f6dft an belaster @teQs, tpie ieiu Dorsan=
9et' fort betreibt.-gr miro f1b beftreben
ale Jene, bic ibn NIT ibret,, 3ulprud bssb:
ret' bur6 bic bette uuo biaisRe 8ebauoluns
5uLrleoen 5ulteaen. Sein 0aus, Sbsnte,
HoUe uno StaQuus, Ueroen ftets nit QlI:
Lem osrlebsn fem, spaS erforberlib 1T eie-
fem 3rsde gu entlpreben.
9eprs Gron.
eb'ae0tbe. Ndr5 l. 1896.
44tf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
8erbeprat6et!

9|nt7 Npril bur6 ben @br~. 9rn. S.
W. @ptteb, Qerr Doctor Ssroinano DaII-
pist nit aliB euifa paImsr.
Gbret bic 6rauen-fIe fsdten inc 3eben
8Iaue @pauen uns Elm,
SIFbten Der eiebe bssIadeneeS Bane.
QInt 10. April bur1 @benoenIelbeu
aIbre6t S6rif nit MiB gIiIabetb NtiGer
bepoe BON paris.
2Em 10. QlpriI our6 gbeuoenielben
5aser Sttenp nit NiB Su(anna Mac
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

ct. SObn, In @tcOrtyn, @ubabcaa 60.
Die Marbeiue Mnb @eFrpmdnner Ser ct.
pauls @irbe in gormaIt, 5arUn 60. Die
WarDeine unb 9efrYmdnner Der @uabeus
&ir6e in Sanousep @itD, Quran 60.
Die 8atoeine unb Ysfrpmdnner Des &rG=
fpiels QllIe Seelen, In gpsinefelb, glart 60.
Die naetbo eifiIb bii iib0Fibe Stride in
Msffelo. Meoina 60. SSn MsGlSpilIe, Cos
lunbiana 60. sSn 2antaFer. Sn MourOe
N(tabuIa 60. Sn burlington, 9Owrenee
60. Su Canton.
Die Mstbooifsn Sirde in 9anbRs'v'
9urcn 60.
Die teutihe IutbetifHe unb rsformirte
presbDterianilbe &itbe lit 9tsu lisbon.
Die refOrnitte &irdbe in 4enia, Green Co.
Die Iutberiid1e uno refOrtuirte Gitbe in Stem
9lun,lep, Qarrifon s.. Die refornnirte &rs
be In piqua, Miami 60, Die epauselifd
lutberii9e &rde in 9,perpUoL Meoina 60.
Die rsfOrnirte Sirbe in Daytcn, Mont
Sonterp 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
S0frtf6 0erfQuf.

&raft unterlbis6Ii6sr BefebIe oer Court
.. Common plies .. starf @auntv, Sbio.
'peroe zi9 an Der @ourtbaustbare In Canton
5um Wsrtaufe anbieten
euf Samitas Sen Is. .nd6(len 2(rrtr
eotte go. 78, in Der etaot Gulton in gtarf
20. troranf Elm 8rcBsS uno bsauen,es 6aus
oefno!lob 1T. @benfall6 9otte. SO. S In
Der Staot Ssnba! in be(astem 60.
Seenfails, einen Strib Qanb, udmlid:
EN- Ibe'! BEG rorotpeFIitben 0iertels Der
SettIon 3s, &anse 9, unb Gaunfbip IL.
antan8euo an Der fnbweflibeu @de befaas
t:n DIertsle, SitI9 IS Rutten. bann nbro=
l'6 80 8utbeu, Damn meiilieb 25 glutbeu.
Damn (aoIib 80 Nutben CUR steae ses Nn=
fanss entbalteno S older n1ebr ober neniss
er. etnss3osen aIs gisentbum .. Dauitt
Y. Nl'eolston. 8eoineunseu-- ga1eb.
Der Dtrtanf fauet ilm 12 llbr an.
49,. Geo. 81: Bebb.
Canton Mars IS. 1885,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
ff@hefteQB4ft

Da mein qsib Maria NQeliuoa, pcrbe-
rise 8a.ter, rbne 0runo uno llrIa6e mel
nen 2il6 uno 8ette perldBt, audi auf msi:
men yan1su, obne t.1sin WorwiHen Sbul=
Den naabt 70 tparue ib biernit ieo erman
ibr ni6te auf n1einsn Stamsn su leiben ueer
bergen, inoem ib fortan feine Don ibr ae=
tna9tsn S9uIoeu tnebr beaablea tpespe.
benjamin gdbe(.
SPITE Gp. NpriI 8. 1886.
43:4llt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
Obio @e(ebgebuns.

2DtO VeleP9eUuU9"
9n Der Gefeesebune tpurce un'
ldnsit Elm 9siee pa(lirt, tpeIdes
Deroronet ba6 ale Strdfinse in
Dem Staotssu6tbaulj no6 aus,
seitanpensr StrafSsit, nod 70 Ian
&c i'm gefdnsni0e bleibsn mi0ep,
bts oo6 Die prose6tofen ,pelbe
burb ibre 8efrafun9 ent ttanbem
aboeroient llno, su tpeIbem 8ebuf
ibnsn Nrbeitslobn 9eseben tpiro,
bon tpelbem ibnen am @noe zines
jsoen Monats 10 Sbaler otgeic9en
tperoen fcui um BIT Soften 81 Be-
dsn.
9erlammlun9 oer oeut(b refprn,lr-
ten Snncoe bon ObiO.
Die oteStabriSe Berlan,tnIun8 Der epnos
be 1T auf Den s1i fen Way b. 8. 3u fenia
Green @auntp fefseiest, bic 0erren Wrebis
runoNbseoroneten werben besbalb eriuobt
fob an seoa9tem Gage unfeblbar bel berlsl-
fs!ben einwfncen.
.. Minters, prd(.
8. peuee, eef.
Den 81. Mdts 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
NenDue

2Biro anf samitas, Den %. nabiten
NprIls, an 9auie ees lluterl6riebensn. in
Jadion 2aunf1ip sebalteu tpsrben; aIlmu
toIsenoe 9|rtlfeI an ben Meifbietsnoen gum
Vertaufe ans9efest tpsroeu, aIs:
8 Sod Sbfn, Q &abe, 4 Miuber, uno
tonlttSes Minopisb, Sbwsine, 9baafe,
Senen, 9Saasn pfus, 1ifebe, Stable,
Ssttiteuen Oieu ano fontties5 3aus:
ano *a3snssratbe, ju tpsitlaufs 81 be-
1atnsn.
Die 0enoue fou Moreens 8 ltbr an obi.
gem Gage uno Srte ibren Mnfaug n,tmem,
trann unb no bic B.oinsunsen bsfannt ae.
mabt uno quite aufpartun9 miro aeseben
rreroen, BON
Geo. Saltidn.
Jadiou Gaunfbip Mar3 25. 1888. 6=44m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
0bio 0efeesebuns.
(2ifte pa(Trtes 9lften.)
GSortiesuua.1
sSnterpcraticns:attsn fIr

sSuSolpDraktonosN1tsH TuS
&trben.
Die presbnterlansr Eirebt in QBafebina-
ton, Sapstte 60. Sn &norpilIe, Jtffsrion|
60. Su oIipe Tp.. Mcraan 60. sJu 81.
2isbcn SnNornaIf, 9uron So. Sn So
sper Sanousfp. Sn garroItou. Sn Gent:
re 1p. Monroe 60. Sn 9amltou. Su
3anfatter. Su BeGllsnille, 2orain 60.
sSu DealSpille. MonrOe So. sn 0eb,en,
2idin8 60. Sn elarfsfslo. 3u.on 60.
Jn Monroesniae, Ssferfon 60. Sn Gum:
bertanb, 8elmont 60. Sn DuSsr, Gusca-
raYpaS 60. ."
Die 9aptifteu 2irdbe son Qlfron unb
Mibolebnrp. Sn 3urou 60. Jn Mabifon
!. Geausa 60. Jn @!ermont 60. Sn gletp
bile, Miblanb 60. Sn perrv, 0eausa
So. Su SairfsIo. 9uron, 60. Su 9lem
2pme, NFabula 60. Sn 9peatnore Gp.,
!0amilten 60. Ju 1rsuton, Sutlsr 60.
Sn Malfuou.
Die eonsresationaliftsu &irte in Sra
Dsnna. Sn Doper, @upabosa 60. Sn
Mcrenfl, @uyabosa 60. Sn Sbarou.
aReoina 60. Su @oneore, Gesusa 60.
Jn Ia Strange. 2orain 60. -
Die unipsrfaliften &ude in Qarpsrsfiele
Attabula So. Su Sreetif5tcwu &nor 50.
Die bifb6Ribe &irbe pen Waunee ,ine
Miami eitp. Sn 4rooflyn, gupabosa 60.
Jn Bellsnue, 0uron 60. Ja Gaoi5, Gar
1ifen@e. DielBarosiue 8siirpmdnner cel
&bsiffirbe In SranfIin. Wcrtase So. Dit
le@tpeine ane Weltyy,n2nnsr bes &irblpiels
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

WeHi 0eIo TT bort 70 (elten olSE
Wprroiant, un0 au6er ben Minsen,|
"tpelbe Die Srerwiui9sn mitbrins'l
1'elt, rpeni9 0olo unb Silber 3uE
"trtfsn. Sas2ano 1T 3wor frubt-|
"bor, aber nur an lebr tpenisen|
USteuen bebaut. Ser 9r66te uno
IfbSnIte Sbeil oes GonoeS 1T BE-,
retts an GOmpo9nien ob9etreten,
''un es ansulieoeln. Q8os nO6|
"3ur Selobnuns Der SrepwiUtgen|
"dbris bleibt, liest entweosr in un~
"se(unoen 9esenDen coer In, bin
htsrn $beile oss Staots, ,po oie|
"9nbianer (ib aufbolten. OasQBets
fter rpdbreno oes gBinters par eli
"ne ununterbro6tne Sonuenbibe,
Nrep Monote lang botte man fet-
''nen Negen. Seras 1T ou9enblid,
Mi6 BON Mericanern frey, man e.
s'wartst jsooh NIT Dem 8esinnen
3Nes Srdblin9s Den prddpenten
"Santo 2(nna an Der Spibe zines
''md6tigen 9eeres.' @D fouten
Die @rSdblunsen Der rddfebrenoen
Srepwiuissu. Bep Colben Nus-
f6ten bteibt fir Seras penie 3u
hofen. weni9lttns tpsroen (tb bic
Bewcbner Der 9ereinistsn Staaten
bitten, einem eanoe ibre Otenfte III
piomeu, 100 |ie einen 70 mle6ten
2ebn fur lire Nufopferunsen drntsn.
Sbne fren1oe 0ltfe mu6en aber Die
Seraner netbtpenbi9 Der uebermabt
oes Santa Nnno erle9en ; penn
ntbt @mp brun9en tn!onoern Sbeil-
en- See merifani(1en Nepubltf Dem
&fe Der Serauer cine onbsre
@enouns 9sben.
Gin 0dfner in @ns(ono lief Tb
folsenoe 9ratbrift Cksn "9on
Groe bab' i6 9elebt, oenn t6 wor
Elm 0dfner ; jur @roe fsbr' tb Su,
rice, benn ib tpar> Elm Wlen(b.
9Bonoersr tpsine nibt In @rps
spero' i6 nun osrwanoelt. 9eb in
meiner1 S6ap, 0a fnoelt ou mid
rleuei6t ais 9<abttopf tpleoer. "
Ser beribmte Orientalift GU
lius $laprotb 1T nab LANCER
&rantbeit su paris selterben.
Diagram In Seutf1tano fou bep-
nobe 9dnstl6 bur6 cine Seuerst
brunft einsedibsrt (tpn.
Das 9eminarium 3u WorwaIf, Qurcn
@auutp, Sbio. 1T in Der 9ta1t som 90 fen
Ssbruar sauslieb abssbrannt. Dieie aIu
ftalt tpar uuter Der Direction ber bii66Fi6
asstbooifilben Sirbe uuo eutbielt cine iebr
aniebnli6e Samm!uus aftroncmilber uno
dsmii9er gpparate, Elm WaturaIieueabine'
uno cine beeeutenos 8ibliotbse.
0bie 0ef esgeb buns.
(2ife pa(iirtes 9Ifteu.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
BtnDue.

gissntbu,u, auf bfsntIibsr Werffeiaeruna
an ben Meiitbistenoen gum Vsrtaufe aas |
(eken:
~ Sein tpobIbsfanntss, in oer 1usea
tawas sttaBe sslesenes Mirtbsbaus su osn
&reuklblhHel. a.
81 80 gtabtlotten, ssbiloet aus BEN
hesenoen @sentbum 6es psrforeenen Nbr.
&rafs, pe!bes Der gubesbsnannte fir,lib
faufib etfanoen bat. Die eortreffiid,s
Sass aIler oiefer Gotten ,nabt IS ibrfnBia
btet Elm QBort 5u oeren Qobe 3u faaes. 80. -
Die Benoue fou an obisem Gage um 10
llbr Worsens an feiuen1 Soaule ibrea alns
fang nebmen,-alIspo CUTE 9Iufnartuna ae.
FSsben. uno bic 8seiusun9ea tssanns ae.
saabt ,pesben ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
0altbaus 3ur 0lDcfe.

Der uateribriebene uirnmt Fd bic Esss=
belt, tslne aiten Sreusoe unb bas publtnn,
aberbaupt 81 bena6ribtiseu. baB er Bag
nebl betannts Wittbstarls .. 6rn. 1obn
@larf. menise Gbareu peitIib >. isinem
frhberen gtanb, be5osen BAT. CT bcfTt Ell
nen abeiI Der bffsntIiben 9nnf su erbatten.
Sobn Btaef. Il
Canton, Uaars 10. 1886.
- - ~. 45 an. y
Gin pertrefibes Staf 9ano
su oerfaufen. @.... -.
4SrtiHr pennipIoanie,! ,br Bausrn So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02
Prince S;etsr0rd Kares.

q III. races The Prince Edward Course, IA tie
upper edge of Prince Edward toup's Virginia,
immediately the stage road nom lNnehbuie to
Richmond. will commence on TUESDAY the l0th of
Nav and continue three days
FIRST DAY.
stake for three wear old colts and hies mile
heats S2S entrance, l5 forfeit To name and close the
ii day OF MAY, confined 10 colts raised and owned
within - miles OF sud tract.
sflaSD Day.
JocsN Club uHc. 500 mile heat, entrance $40.
THIRD
\ Colt Stnge ior thee wear old colts and es mile
hoats. $50 entrance hall forleii to mime and close
The Isl Of Mas To the first stake, three entries
and the last Two ard more expected. The money
70 be pati 10 the winner subject to the usual dis
count.
a. The pfopuoiots rau accommodate 10 or IL
race horse, with good stables. and straw, grabs
More be accommodated Immediately IN the
ncehhourhood TALBOT \ GDDDE.
April l. wti0M'
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Desirable Situation for Physician,
EOR .SdJE

'lNiit subscriber having determined 10 move to
the West, offers for SAFE his HOUSES and
~ Is, IN the Village of Lovingston, the seat of
l"aa9e Tor Nelson county, surrounded by a highly
NV n.'e"'gem, respectable aud wealthy population.
mere are two half acre lots of Land attached the
anger Poraoh OF which has been converted into n
very pretty and productive Falling Garden. The
improvements c n>'s, of neat. com,ortobI. and
convenient "o-storS BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. new oiioo, Meat, Corn and Car
rage House, with good Stable. 4 s;,nn,;,, ca
desirable this is rarely to be found in
and the subscriber believes he hazards ,n,I,;., !.
asserting, that there few situations in
that offer as many inducements TO a Pbys;c;an
lie has iorhc last Il years had & continue To ,n;,
an agreeable and extensive practice here He deems
II useess TO say more in this advertisements as !, s
presumed that gentlemen wishing TO avail them
selves OF the present favorable opportunity, to Sc
cure good situation, will see and examine for
themselves. For farther particulars. enquire of
capt Pnarro Edmunds, of the firm of Holcombe.
Burton q Ed'nunds, Of Richmond, or of the sub
scf'oer' living on the premises.
ARTHUR HOPKINS.
Hp'H II sot
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Sale of LAND AND NEGROES.

~ the 18th day of May, 1s,lG, there Will be sold
" tor cash, Al public auction, upon the premises
Tic ttact Of land Whrrcon Godfrey Foer formerly re-
sldcd IN the ucIghborhood OF the Buffalo Spr,ngs ~
amherst county. II being the Land conveyed b, sand
Godfrey to his sons Wm. b. RichMd H., aud Benz
W. Ioer As per deed of record ia the Clerl u Once
oil thc ruuny court of Amherst,
And ON the Sd Monday IN May. 1896, At Amherst
Court House, There vii be sold, At public auction
lo cash, two negrocs named Aunetta and Eliza
lie sale viii be made III pursuance Of decree
Of the Circuit superior Court of Law aud CHANGER,
lot sad county, made At the last September term IN
the eaBe of Robinson : Toilet
TlioS. y, EtBANk, She.f. and Comr
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rH1 LxNcUDURG RAcrs.

'5'Iils Lsnehbufe Race viii com=aeuce Oh Tue,-
DIV the Eth Of Ny, aud continue iour days.
Fist Dag.--h stake for colt, aud hllies, 3 wears
old mile aud repe7t--AIU9 entrance. forici, 20.
To uaar ard close 18th Ardl
Second Doy.-pfopretors Pause. .2Qo 40 mile
hsats entrance 81.
Taird Ddy.--Ioetry Club Purse. $50, three mile
heats. entrance 30
Fourth Day.-r,oPaefot'r Purse. 800 two niIc
heats. entrance 81. Colt StlAe. fhc same Ia,
for scar oil colts and hlhcs. MT and repeat.
trance so. hall iotfelt. n3n, al cose 18th VI
,prl. To ese oi tllp colt siaae, ern ihscr
snb>euhrrs.
TIN mone, for each day. race VII be p,rd The
winner. after dcdncuna Tie nsuh discount. Tic
Proprietor en- accommodate - OF 20 rJcc horses,
with Good stables. and sfrlw, gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Proprietor.
Narrh u wtdr
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stocks. shirts. shirt Collars, BO.
sNENs. &UADERsiiCrS. A.

Aud earnestly solicIts continuance of their iavors
ut w ~, Cedar street. lie would here remark to
those Merchants with whom lac has not had the plea
sure oi dealing, that Ion he has pad par
uculat attention To- the manuactory of such Goods
IN his line, are well calculated tor the Southern
and Western trade, and reels confidence in assuring
purchasers that he will supply them on such terms
as Will give entire NltiSactInn In addition In his Sc
we're loss N the destruction oil hls property he had
the misfortune To lose all his books and papers aud
consequently has 10 rely upon those who are indcbt
ed 10 him to furnish statements OF their accounts
and such as can make II convenient to pay in short
time, will confcra particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER
Mml tIctHref Of Stocks, Shirt Colinrs. &C. No ID
CeaGr Street, late l31, Pearl Street.
New York. Feb. : 3m
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NOTICE..
April III

IN PURSUANCE ola decree of the Circu;,
l. Superior Court of Law and Chanccry. for the
town of Lynclburg, made on the End day Febrn-
airy, 1886, III the suit of VIM Ford Il Co. agains,
Hugh Mon'gomerle and others, the undersigned
commissioner, appointed for that purpose, will
proeecdto sell, to the highest bidder, by way of
public auction, on Thursday the 9th day of MAY
next, Lot and Tenement, on the street leaainr
to roe lanyard, opposite the residence of Mai.
James d. kisque, and formerly occupied by Mr..
Montgomerc rs a Tobacco Factory.
ierms-six, twelve and eighteen months cred
H. the purchaser or purchasers giving bond and
good security for the purchase money, and the H.
tie to- be retained as farther security
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Conner.
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