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CONS1CessDSsOa.

ms, ,,r-.e, .,oHA,,, ,,rrc n,,r,
Z a. hLl.F l. A9 'iHiA ~ FILLS,
~ nave rom ''ie'r eN'faoro'hary success
III giving instant fenc' ana III curing colds,
coughs a. 'n'naS' a'i'cuIl OF oFea'h'hI' vince
N"&' I'=A'rtSS OF me cHe't' pam IN he F'de'
SP''""- OF p'oou, c"'''' a"u ShVer'hgs mat
'''c,"' levers auT 'u''@ co"'P'aJn'S generally
ooco'n' one OF '"o n,"'t PoPu'ar 'hedIcides
Nn"""' ana are sought a'ler rom every part
u '.'' ',p",'y' Oh a'Ip"n, 81 '"e astonishing
e"c'eS> uiut ""S o''eru'u ''t'r au"'ln'''fa'l'h
!" '"e HopNu Complaints frequently curing
''' "'"'' "TS'',"' " '"S'S' anu sN'"9 me most
I%pt''Go T'i''' "''e' 'Ec'y o'ner remedy
''' '''lt"' az" P'' S'"N 10" Ertc" themselves
up ~ or'P"'' VI c1''' '"ey nave oeen
SHOWN 10 cure persons suppose TO De lar
@ohc III conSu"P''o"' ana tAh'o'ling all the
'P'ar""ce OIL ~ Proac"'n@ c'>>n'ulon, Aud
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22
PAINTS g. OIL.

PAINTS g. OIL.
9AaIVE tons ~ White Lead,
NJ Q do ground in oil.
French Yellow, Venetian Red
Spanish Brown, Whiting,
Glue and Sand Paper
10 hhds. winter strained Sperm Oil
10 bbls. Llnsced Oil,
10" Spirits Turpentine
Dec. 0. 80 ]. g. j. II. PECK. g. Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

FRUIT, &c.
n ON boxes bunch RalsIns,
@SS 90 kegs Malaga do,
10 Trails Almonds,
do Brazil Nuts,
do Flberts,
80 do Figs,
80 boxes Pipes,
5 do prepared Cocoa
5 do Chocolate
90 do Starch
25 do Soap
90 do Candles
do do sperm
30 do Herring
1000 lbs. assorted Confectionery,
Genoa Cltron, English Cnrranis, & C
Dec, 0, '35. ]. g. J. II PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

DUMFRIES' EYE WATER,
~ for sore or mhamed eyes. Nothing gives
such immediate and comfortable relief. On
recent sore eyes the effect is most salutary.
Where the complaint has been of years stand
ing, aud in some exceedingly bad cases. the
most unexpected and desirable relIefhas been
found in the use of this Eye Water after every
other remedy had failed, Persons who have
used it pronounce it without hesitation The
best preparation for these complaints they have
aver met with. Price, p cents bottle. .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

TEVIE SPRLNGFTELD FIRE IN
= SURANCE CO.NP.1.NY, insure on
The most favorable terms, Dwelling Houses
Stores, aud other buildings, Furniture, g.
Merchandise of every description, against
loss or damage by fire. Application FOR
insurance will receive immediate attention.
WYLLNS LYMAN,
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VALUABLE
e E a. u D S II q II E
For Sale.

IN Wlliston, Vermont, One Acre and
q halfof Land, with large brick Store,
Dwelling house TayIor-shop, Store house
and large convenient Out buildings. being
the premises now occupied by Fuller g.
Morton inthe village of WIlllslon, and one
ofthe best stands for business in this parl
of the state. ALso-abont thirty acrGs oi
EXCELLENT MOVING LAND.
fronting the turnpike, and near the Acade-
my. ALso-One hundred acres of land
called The A U g u r Il A r NJ seventy
acres of which is under improvement. and
in good state of cultivation, with Sugar
Orchard of $50 trees. and an Orchard of
excellent Fruit. Also, Forty Acres with
a good orchard of about rs apple trees on
il, occupied for pasture. ALso-One acre
with Small II o u 5 f upon the same.
ALso-l6 Acres of land in Bolton. about
one half Of which is under Improvement.
Apply to A. J. FULLER, WIlh,lop.
or II. LEANENWORTH.
WUisiOn, ,WaV 1885. GBurlnpron.
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mISSOE,UTTGN.

TgvHE Copatlnershlp existing under the
4 firm Of HALL u STEARNs, Is tins day
Dissolved by mutual Consent. Persons
having demands against the SAID iirm are
requested to present them for Payment, -.
And all Persons indebted to said firm VIII
make payment to Peter mn, without de-
lay, who is fully authorized to settle the
Same. pETER HALL
II. SrEARNs.
Purlinuton Dec. 30. 1885
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

GROCERIES.
SCIG n ETTE B RAJ DY,
~ IIpll. Swan. GIN,
ST. Crox Rum,
Is bbs. American Brandy,
Is do Gin,
10 Marseilles Madeira Wine,
5 Malaga DO
Sicily. Madeira. pale g. brown Sherry,
Old Port and Madeira Wines.
Dec Q, '35 }. & }. ii. PECK d Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

TN7E the subscribers, having been APP
w pointed BY the Honorable the Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Chltcnden,
commissioners to receive, examine aud ad'
Just the clamain and demands Of AL persons
against the estate Of JONAS Books, late of
Caramont Sullivan County, State of New
Hampshire, deceased, represent dinsoIvent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN ofisc, thereto; aud six months frum the
day of the date hereof, being FlIowed by
SAID Court for that purpose, We do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will at
tend to the business Of our appointment, at
the dwelling Of Thompson Beaches, IN
Wcsriord, IN said District, on the third
Wednesday of Aprland on the third We'd
ncsday of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each of SAID days.
Dated, this 20 day Of November, a. D.
1885.
DANrrRTH WALES, Commissioner,
tZtSAU LEE.
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DTSSOT,UTZQKT.
MEIW EERL.

ENtIE subscribers have formed a conneXion
-, under the firm and style of .AJboH.
WOOd & Co. and will continue TO manuiac-
at the Furniture Ware House lately occupied
by Abbott and Wood, CABINET fURNl-
TURE and CHAIRS Of every kind adapted
TO this market. Their constant intercourse
with New York enables them to obtain al all
times the latest fashions ard Mr. Pangborn
on whom the charge Of the business will prin-
cipaly dcvolvc, will use every e%crtion &c
sustain the reputation of the old establishment
for superior workmanship. Their prices they
will warrant TO be lower than furniture Of
equal quality can be purchased al in the city
Of New York. Terms Of payment made easy
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call.
JOHN ABBOTT,
II. II. WOOD,
ID K. PANGBORN.
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NAILS e. IRON.

o - INV
1000 kegs Nails. assorted
$50 do Brads do
90 do Wrought Nails. do
3 tona Band Iron, from II 10 in.
Is do Round do. ! to 3 in.
G do square do. ! to q in.
do scroll do.
do Horse shoe do
do Peru do.
Foreign Iron,
lotions English Iron, assorted
5 do Swedcs do.
8 do n. Sable Russia do.
do Old do do do
5 do Russia Nail Rods
$50 pairs Cutter and sleigh Shoes
1000 lbs. assorted cast steel,
1000 lbs. German do
5000 lbs. Swcdes do
1000 lbs English Blister do
1000 lbs. spring do
100 doz. Hose Rasps.
Dec. 0. J. & J II. PECK e co.
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Cure for the ITCH.

4 4 OWENER involcrate in one hours ap-
/ 4 plcation, and no danger oftaklng cold,
by using Dumfries Itch Omfmcm. THIS pre-
pararlou, for pieaSaH,nesS, safety, expedition.
ease and certainty, stands unrvalled for the
cure of this troublesome complaint. 1t is 50
rapid as well aS certain in It's operations as to
cure this dslglccable disorder most eilcclGaily
in one hours application only. 1t does not
contain the least particle of mercury or Other
dangerous ingredient, and may be applied
with perfect safety by pregnant women or
to children at the breast. Price 37k cents a
box, with ample directions.
BhR, RELFE's ANI-RILIOUS PILLS.
HC For Indigestion, loss Of appetite, l,llcss.
ness, Costveness, Flatulence, Cholic, Bilious
affections, &c. TO comment on the efficacy
Of these Pills after successful experience OF
many years in England and America has
established their reputation, is needless: Suf-
iCe ii TO observe that for redundancy Of bile,
halulencc, coslIvcnesS, headache, &c. they
will undoubtedly prove far more service
able than those drastic purgeS too frequently
employed, aud will not only tend at the same
to remove The offending cause by gentle
motions aud strengthen the digestive organs
but improve the appetite and renovate The
svsiem. Price 30 cents.
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EHAGU L..

and Troy Flour constantly
w or hand, By J & II PECK 4, Co..
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CAMBRIAN TOoTH-ACHE PILLS

~ The relief is immediate, without the least
injury TO the teeth Price 80 cents box.
IN. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
~ for sick headache, &c. Price 80 cents.
uFNone ale genuine uacsS signed Il
kIDDER, on the wrapper, (s0ie proprietor
aud successor to DR. CoNwAYD by whom they
are for sale, at his Counting Room, No. 90,
Court strt. Boston, and 10y his snecial appoint ,
mcnt, by J. & J. II. PECK Il Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-22

Teas, Sugars, Rice, &c.
y1Sn chests Hy>onskn n.
W. Young Hyson, and
Tyson Teas,
e5 barrels ST. CrolX,
Portorco, and
N Orleans Sugars,
20 do Lump and Loaf do
,ierccs Rice,
do Salera,us,
90 hhds. Molasses
$50 Mats Cassia
Q bbs. Cloves,
case Cas>ia Buds,
Is kegs pure Ginger.
10 bags Pepper,
10 do Plmsnto,
25 do Rio, ST. Domingo and
Java C"ffecs.
Dec. Q. '35 !. & J. IT, PECK e. Co
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NOL'D CAMBRlCS--wlI be sod low
WY the piece. l. URTIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

TfVutst Noh 10 say, That AM deciutdlN III 'aNuf
OF MIR. Van Buren, for hext President-Ihai
believe the resolution of cen>nre and condemna-
ton of the President, Tor the removal III the de
rositrS entered on the journal Of the Senate nj
the United States, is Violation oi TN. ConSt'-
tuition, and UNJUST 10 that distinguished ,ud,sid-
ua'-and ought 10 In eApunged, II 1t can be
done without Violation Of IN, Constit,.ion n.
mare SAID that entertained Some doubts OF Tie
'"h>'iulionalitv OF the process, aud under that
"0nof' II had been a member Of the Legislature
should not have voted Tor the ENponeing Rcselu-
lions a> they pa>>cd-belc,ing II the safest course
10 abstain from the exercise OF power, when there
is doubt OF lis con>tltutomllit,-bu NJ the same
time am no, prepared 10 say thai the Expuneing
process, as proposed by the lirginla Legislature,
would be unconstitutional.
therefore think that the memhcrs of the Az
SemhlN who voted for them, entertaining no doubt
OF their constitutionallt,. have done nothing more
than their duty. JAMES G. DEARlNG.
lUT Alta late hour Yesterday We received the
foregoing n1tc-und have onl, time now 10 say,
that, II Col bearings opinions were grossly
msr.prcscn'cd' b, ms, he aud not We. arc TO
blamc.-T he is " decidedly in favor Of Mr.. Van
Buren, for the next President" he has been very
unfortunate IN conveying contrar, impression To
"'"''N w MS own RENAL hs-Ahd III relation III the
tSpuneing resolution, do not perceive that
there is any material difference between ctr State
ment and his own. BE tins rs II may, We had no
mtcntitn 10 msrcpreSent him and very cheerful,
publish his cNplanati II. 1t prevents an, doubt III
relation to his "opinions,' one al least oil Which
was before "nd'rs'ood by some persons, who
derived their impressions from himself, 10 be very
different from that above stated.-It is very
strange. however, that any gentleman can approve
of the adoption of measure, the oonsfitationa!-
Hy of which lie do"Jts. lis charity is excess
sivc !-Edts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

III tne South support man, for the highest
once IN the gift of the people, who,
In 1920, endeasored 10 compel Missouri To PRO.
mbt Slasery within her limits, as condition Of
her admission into the tnion,-,or the purpose
manly Of increasing the power of the non-,lavc-
holding States
" ho, IN 1921, voted, in the New York Com
ven'lon, Tor placing free negroes on an equality
with the white man, b. comforting on them the
right Of suffrage
=" ho, IN 1922 voted in favor of restricting The
introduction OF Slaves into Florida
Who, III 1872, supported the Dedication Of
War, aud afterwards, in the mil>t of the calami-
ties, which, in lis earl. siascx. threw gloom over
the country, and d>hcar,encd its firmcs, patriots,
deserted oihc Hartford Conycntionsls, Il brought
out Dewitt Clmtenas a candidate for the Prcsi-
dency, against James Madison
Who, pretending To Southern Senators that he
was opposed to protecting duties, voted in 1925
for the +" bill of denominations 2"
Who, pretending To be against recognizing the
jurisdiction of the general government over the
subject OF Internal Improvement, voted for the
erection of gate, ON the Cumberland Road, thereby
affirming that power in its most Objectionable
shape
Who, pretending TO be in favor of hnrd-mo
ncy currency, has sustained the most extensive and
closely compacred league of Banks that ever en-
istcd in any country
Who, pretending 10 regard the United States
Bank ii monster" Of lnlquity, peliiioncd that
one more of lis branches might be located in
New York
Who denounced Gen. jackson in 1924, when
he was out Of power, and when there was but little
expectation that he would ever be in, with hit
erncss only surpassed by the scrvty which he
displayed towards him in 1882 when he had be-
come the . fountain OF honor ~
Who, by turns, culoeizcd aud denounced fat
tered and BETRAYED Dewitt Clinton !
And who, true to nothing bur his own interest,
would desert tomorrow the very prime pies which
hc would ayonch to-day, and the very friends who
had stood by lim in tLcr defence and support, il
it Mere eApedien OF polite 50 In do
" Let no such man be trusted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

The news from Florida is Interesting. Cen
Gaines has =" ohcyed in>rucliors,' and left the
Of war, as soon as he could do 50 with safety
succeeded not only in saving his gallant band from
the tonahaNh, hut in forcing tie Indian Chief,
Oceala, 10 ofcr terms of submission. We hope,
therefore, that hostililics will soon be terminated
in that quarter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
HghIy Important 1t is formally annou

Highly Important 1t is formally announced,
in the Georgetown Metropotan that Madcmoi-
seIle Celeste, dancer at the Theatres, being on
visit TO the ladies at the Presidents manson,"
senifcd wish 10 see - the Hero )" and that a
Cabinet Council, then in SESSION, was forthwith
suspended for the purpose Of gratifying the dam
Ger, who was duly received by The President sur
rounded by all his Court Are we falling back
upon the reign Of the corrupt Stuaris
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

2 al NJ TTMG

- STONES. 0atcly from Newark y. j. bccs
Y. to inform the gentry and public of Lynchburr,
and It's vicinity. that he has commencedthe HOUSE
AND SIGN PAINTING III SISl,SS, and respect
fully solics share of their patronage. II will be
his study TO give satisaction both in execution and
despatch.
G.. s intends ALSO TO establish the Co0ch Painting
md Drn0I,Riiag, as soon ~ he can procure con
venicnt and Snidbic place for the purpose, and from
his experience, pledges himself II any Carriages are
entrusted to him, to turn them out equal to any
Northern work, and tc stand.
u Apply atMrs. Lcwcllln's Tavern. where orders
will meet with immediate attention.
March "a I'm il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
70 f,e f9,fors afMt ,Uginion.

GtNrlrMrN In sour paper OF last Monday,
under ,our Editorial lead, my opinions IN rrIa-
,iop 10 the Presidential question and the ENpun-
oiur Resolutions, are grossly mlsreprcscnicd.-
For the purpose ol correcting amy misunderstood
ding ,ha, may be abroad, and ,i.at my opinions
in relation to those subjects may in future De
clearly nad,rsrood ~ the people Of Campbell,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
n.-... and nm ll,osc vino arc I'M flNn1

Yam I,nrcn, and FOL those VII" are IN favor Of
", .,.,s;ons. tina, Congress has the power, under
his prefehs'o''' ., t,. St..
,he constitution, TO oon'Sca'e the save property
+. District of Columbia, aud thereby 10 open
,,en,;es road to the heart of the ctadrl--if
-, ,reparcd TO see Congress, at no distant
-. f,rbiddne The sale Of Slaves in Virginia, 10
-, :, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, &c.
under the clai" OF reI' to ""s"'"'f commerce
1,,reen the States, '-'ho,e who ioresee and fore.
..u,ho dancer are of course ringing the aarum in
Inf ear,. and raising the warning voice in vain.
~, when the evil day shall come upon us, as
IN. il will, they may at least claim exemption
-, the curses OF BETRAYED and ruined people
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
To tic Pcopie N CampbeH fountu.

-" NV KS "'"n'Sp'N' N"'eo 'o' 'oao'
r'"o"- '"':e"s - have Just returned home,
ana nave been informed Try SOME al my friends
mat reports ar" N circulation amongst You fespee-
uhg my course III TIE late Session III the General
Assembly, which, II credited, would mall prohah'l-
NY defeat my election. am informed, that II is
charged 'ha' have by my course gwen conntr-
nance 10 the proceedings o1 tie Ahollilohl>iN
OF the N"iIh, and tla have violated the colt
S'l"iloh "'Thr United States, hN voting ior ''-
solutions, msi'uctme our Senators 10 have eN-
rn"e'" from Wc journal OF tie senate, Ger
."'h ''Suu''ohS condfnnai"fy ol The conduct oil
"'"''', '"'NS'" IN removing tie l'"ol' dePo-
SUES "'"H '"'' 81 '''S' 'l1"'ees' ana am l''-
I'''" J." N'""' u an opportunity IL aH'f"'o me,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
OBITUARY..

Died in this place, on Sunday The 27lh inst in
the j5lh year OF his age, Mr. AnMIsrEAp Tnus-
Low, after long and painful illness, Which lac bore
with Christian patience and chcc,iulncsS, being
made willing to suffer as we'll as 10 do the will Of
his Heavenly Father. For many years he bad
been the victim of disease, which, Tor upwards oil
twelve months past, had confined linn 10 his room
and for the greater portion OF that time, 10 his bed
This my stcrious dispcnsaton OF Providence, how
ever, it is believed, sanciled 10 hls spiritual
good, making inm perfect through suffering. =
MIR. Tru>lUw was member OF the McillodlS, prs
Copal Church, with which he united himself in
lSOl--and from that time until l,is dca SO fan as
the writer j, appriscd, he 3" adorned the doclrinc
Of Christ 10y Cody walk andcon,crsalion." \ dill
rent Sud, Mt al the Bible. his mind VAS stored with
its prcccpts and promises, with Which, mall sulta-
bic occasions, lac illustrated and enforced his in
struttNc counscls. The theme ON which lac mos,
delighted to converse, was "ClriSt and linn crnci-
Grd'-indccd, ii s"cmd 10 lc tine all -cngrossng
subject of his contrmplarions for many months pri-
or to his doCraSc and IL was natural, therefore,
that in the last conflict Death bad no sting. De
prvcd of the power of articulation some hours
preceding his dissolution, lic unable To com
mtnicatr his feelings To his friends BAT his APP
pcarancc and actions Indicated "A mind AT peace,
as if h" bclrld, beyond the Rive, of DEATH, like
the Pilgrim of Bunyan, the Z" horses and ciarios,"
ready to convey him 10 " the gate Of the City
He has left a wife and several Children, besides
other relations and licnds--lui their sorroMs
cannot but be mingled with the richest console
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

u We learn from tn. charlottesville Advo-
cate that some of the .1yisio,s4fie Van Burcniies
IN Albemarle are manuiacor,rg voters by the
Understanding them deeds 10 land, with the
express understanding that the grantees shall re-
convey after the election How honorable ! how
patriotic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

o. We are authorized to announce tina, RO-
BERT CAMPBELL and WILLIAM l.. COG
GIN, E>qrs. are tie hig candidates, to represent
the county Of Bedford in the next Legislature
Thomas Preston, and Lewis {. Arthur, ESqr..
are the Van Buren, candidates the latter Of whom
axes the place of Nelson A. Thomson, who has
been compelled, by indi>posilon, to Withdraw from
the contest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

n.slr--a NesTgGE,.---A Meeting ofthe citi-
49, zaas o. Campbell, Pitlsylsant, and Bed
ford, is requested at Lccsvillc, on the
ilh day Of April next, 10 take into consideration
the proPrciy of forming New County fparts
OF said Counties, and for other purposes.
The Candidates FOR the Legislature, in sail
Counties, are respectfully invited to attend.
Marcb24 tdm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

o." Benton's newly discovered precedent for
EN,nneine is all the rage with HI, followers. 1t
shows upon What slender grounds ll"y bad prcvl-
ou>ls rested the dciensibili, of their course. But
is Ills a government Of }retcdfnfs, or OF hrs!
The precedent does no, sustain the Fxpnng'rs,
being totally di>simar in all It's features to the
course now pursnrA--Bui should not care If it
were Identical in every parlicnar-DocS rrccc-
Diet sanction or Justify wrong act! Because a
Sedn. on law was passed al one time, shall we en-
act another pow : No. Could the Expunecrs
pile preceden, upon precedent, until they reach
ed from earth to sl,, still should shelter our
selves behind the rampa,is oi the eo"sf""t'o", and
cndca,or To rrpcl the Shameless ,IolatorS OF that
sacred palladium OF ctr lihcrlics-'o longer Sa-
cred, il ii can be tlfoS Uamped in the dust, to graz
ity usur ping Executive and 10 subscryc lariy
purposes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
SALE DE- TOWN nWCS.

Ind serentY-nrte acres Of LAND nca, Torn,
al .iHctim.
hDl RSl Ant 10 a decree Of tho Hastings
d Court, pronounced At December term, 1888,
IN llrr cast 81 Dnval rs Dnva ,tai the undcrsipn-
ed, therein apponleda commissioner, for the pur-
pose will proceed to sell, hy way of public auction,
/" the highest bidder, on tie Isl day of MAY next,
an III" premises, The following Town Lots, be-
longing 10 the estate ol | honaS Duval drc'd To
VII; Lot No. 81, $40, one acre, between lOlh
and It'll streets, aud ON 6lh ally. -Four acre, Of
Land between SlI, aud OH street, One dino he
tween Eth street and Sth alley also, 70 acres of
Land On Gambler, Mountain
DAVID r. LYMAN, Commissioner.
Mair 81 I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

w. The Petersburg Constellation ntma'cs
that the settlement of the North Eastern Boundary
line is the " brilliant achievement" some days 81
spoken of by the Richmond Enquirer, doubtless
in spirit of prophecy as about to be con>unna-
ted by the administration. 1t ought TO have been
settled long ago.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
WIN if

'k'lIih subscriber has lutt received one elegant
iAAlllA CAtKI AGE, aud two HAROl { IL
Is, and expects further suppl, N q few DAYS. ilav-
M made arrangements with como ol tie most cclr-
bfaled Manufacturers III Newark anil New Haven. lac
Will receive regular supplies II the different kinds OF
Carriages hinneloni the season. and dispose Of he
same ~ small al, ,ner on the Northern pfccs--hut
should any gentleman pr tct II, will order any d~s
erlPnon oi taf1aet lot HIM. SAM" ANKl.S.
MMeh:a t.,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
THE LYwcuDuRu RACES.

Lhit iSnehbnfg Race, will commence ON Tues
day the Eth ol hay, and continue four DAYS.
.'H.'t Dag--A stake lof colts aud FLIES. 3 wear,
old, ,nll' aud tepea-s loo entrance, forfeit $50
To name aad slose 18th tmil
Second 'Iopietof's Purse. 5000. two mile
heats entrance So.
THIRD Da3.--loel,y ci.b Purse, $3.50 three mile
heats, en- rnnee so.
Fourth LaB.-frometors Purse. 300. two mile
heats entrance SD tolt Stake. the same day,
lor } year old colts aud fes. mile and repeal. en-
trance 500, hh forfeit, Ia name and close 18th Of
Ap, To each ol tho colt stakes there are nov ,hrec
subscribers.
The money tor each DAVIS will be paid The
winner, after dcdnetlng the usual diseoarn. The
ftoptict"r can accommodate 30 or 10 race hoYscs
with good stables md afiaw. GRATIS.
MELVILLE TN.BOT, Proprietor.
March ~ wtdy