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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-28

"Never hesitate to demand what is your
own"
Or to let man have his own when he
demands it. You have no right to keep
it against his wish, for your own conven.
ience.-Vt. Chronicle.
Hold, sirsl You have got ahead Of
your doctrine of gradualism. Suppose it
be his iberty-his earthly all-that he
demands, ho'c soon must it be given up!
Again
"A contract against law, morality, OF
public policy, cannot be enforced"
Suppose l contract to furnish Tom Tip
pier his drains for year, at three cents a
glass. 1t is according to law, but against
morality and public policy. Must not the
law yieldto the force of its own maxim!-
Are not such laws unconstitutional anC
void, because suicidal to the enacting pow
er?-W. Chronicle.
Which give the best reason, the editor.
of the Vermont Chronicle, or Mr. CARR
son and the Anti-slavery Society The
former declare law that isagainst NOR
atty, to be void, because 1T is suicidal t,
the enGeting potCer. The latter declar,
such lawto be void, because 1t is Ggains
the lac of GOd Judge We,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-28

The New Spectator says that the
oldest inhabitants of that city cannot re-
member such a snow storm as fell upon
them, on the 9th and 10th inst. The
depth was about three feet on level
The drifts in some instances were from
6 to feet in height. Their streets were
so blocked up that public service was gen
orally omitted on Lords day, 10TH
Several roofs gave way, among others
that of the Presbyterian church in Fay
cite street.-The storm is said to have been
still more severe in Utica, having contin-
ued from P. M Friday, until P M.
Lords day.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-28

Our PROPOSED NORTHERN POST
RouTE.-When our agent started on an
exploring EXPEDITION with a view to es-
tablish post route if practicable, in Ad-
olson County, it was thought that the dis
tribution could be made in two days, but
on his return he assured US that, ordinari-
ly, it would take three days. As the
third day with the second night would so
nearly double the expense, on counting
the cost it was found to be an unwarranta-
bic undertaking. So we have placed on
our mail book the names of those who, as
the agent reported, would receive by
mail. Lest some should appreheud that
the cost will be more, it is proper to say
that. in those towns where there are IL OF
more subscribers. the cost will be only t,ot
cents more for the volume, including post
age. A dollar and fifty cents to u.s. ant
fifty two cents for postage-whercas, 9th
erwise it would have been two dollars t
5 us.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-28

CoNGREss1oNAL-Nothing of impor-
lance has arrived since our last The
last southern mail due before our paper
goes to press, has failed, on account ofthe
snow which has blocked up the roads.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-28

humanity may confidently look to it for
an intercessor.
1t is sheet ofmuch the same size and
texture as our own. Price two dollars in
advance. Edited by Lewis G. Gum
The first report did not reach our Office
the second is good. May thousands of
such reach all parts ofour country.
ZIoN's WArcHmAN, devoted to the in
terests Of the Methodist Episcopal church
Observation-Disclosures
tion-doctrinal discussion-the moral en-
terprises ofthe age-and general intelli-
gence. Edited by La Roy Sunderland,
| New Y ork. The Sd number is before US.
1t is worthy of the man, who is noble
champion of truth and righteousness
Such men are every where taking the field
against sin. This wicked nation shall
yet be saved. uCan brother Sunder,
land send us No and No. 2?
The AMETHYST This is the title Of
religious penny paper, to be published
simultaneously twice week, in Albany
Troy, Schenectady and their vicinities.-
We have received the first two numbers
which appear well. Why should no
penny papers be made to subserve the
cause of religion, as we'll as other inter
ests, in cities2
| GENNEsEE MONTHLY FARMER. SCI
Prospectus in another column. Asuperi
Eor work-cheap, considering the amour
of matter, and the manner in which it i
got up. Subscriptions received at this OF
fee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
POLITICAL.
SEAEEAS.

i.rak<, psaiierg and harp: myself ~'H aiedke
early
Wake. when the msts of the blue mountain sleep
ing,
Like crowns of glory in the distance lie;
When breathing from the South DER blossoms sweep
ing.
The rale bears music through the sunny sky;
While fake and meadow. upland, groves aud sir,a'a
Smile like the glory Of al Eden dream.
Wake while uufe,tered thoughts, lks usss rs-
springne.
Bid the heart leap within lis prisons cell
When birds and bFooAs through the pure ali are
tlinglng
The mellow chant OF THEN bcguilins spell;
When earliest win,is their anthems have begun,
And, incense laden, their sweet journeys run
Their p,altcry and harp tone awaken,
Whereto the eehoing bosom may reply,
As Earth's rich scenes by shado~y nlght i0fsshsh
Unfold their beauty TO the wiling eye:
When like the restless breeze. or wIld-birds lay.
Pure thoughts on do,e-lihe pnons float away
Wake thou too, nan. when from refreshing slumber
And thy luxurious couch, thou dost arse,
Thanks for lites golden silts-a countless number;
Calm dreams. aud soaring hopes aud summer
skies:
Wake ,-let thy hearts ine chord. be touched IL
praise,
While the pure light of morn around thee plays
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
Prince gIsssrayd Races.
Mare h 81

YkSIIF. races over the Prince Edward Course in the
upper edge of Prince Edward County, Virginia,
immediately the stage road from lNnrhburg to
Richmond will commence on Tuesday, the 10Th of
MAY, aud continue three days:
FIRST DAY.
\ stake for three wear old colts and FLIES. mile
heats, c25 entrance 81 forfeit, and close the
lst day Of May, confined TO colts raised and owned
within - miles OF said tract.
SECOND DAY.
Joeky Club Purse, s Toe mile heats, entrance $40.
THIRD
\ colt stake for three year old colts and flies, mile
heats, $50 entrance hall forfeit, name aud close
the lS OF May. To the first stake. three entries
and the last Two, and more expected. The money
to be paid to the winner, subject to the usual dis
count
L - The ploprietors can accommodate 10 or 10
race horses with good stables and straw, gratis
More can be accommodated Immediately IN the
ncig hbourhood TALBOT & GOODE.
April Is wI0M'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

ON the lith day of May, lo;'6, there will be sold
~ for cash, At public auction, upon the premises,
the tract of land whereon Godfrey Toler formerly re-
sided, in the neighborhood of the Buffalo Springs in
Amherst county, II being the Lar conveyed hy said
Godfrey to his sons VIM. L., Rici.nd H., aud Benz
w. Toler per deed of record "a ne Clerk Office
OF the county court of Amherst
And on the 81 Monday in May, 1896. at Amherst
Court House, there viii be sold, at public auction,
Tor cash, two negroes named Annctta and Eliza.
he sale will be made in pursuance of a decree
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
tor sand county, made at the last September term IN
the case of Robinson vs. Toler.
TliOS. N, EUBANK, She,G. aud Conn.
April Is ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
THE LYMcHDURo RACES.

V'IlE Iynchburg Races will commence on Tues
i dry. the Eth of May, and continue four days
First Day.--A stake Tor colts aud iilIIcs, 3 years
old, ! mile aud repeat-sl00 entrance forfeit so
To name and close 10TH April.
Second Day.-Proptieor's Purse 5000, two mile
heats entrance s15.
Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse, $3.50 three mile
hrat entrance so.
foaHh Day.-Proprietor's Purse, 5000, two mile
heats. el.rance elj. \ Colt Stake, the same day,
for 2 yeaf old colts aud Gics | mile and repeat. en-
trance -5o half forfeit, name and close 10Th oi
aprll To each OF tho colt stakes there are now three
subscribers.
The money FOR each days race will be paid the
winner. after deduetng the usual discount. The
Prop, Tor can accommodate 30 or 40 race horses,
with good stables, aud straw, gratis.
nl1NIiLE TALBOT, Proprietor.
March 81 wtdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
Desirable Situation for Physician.
ron SAFE

TIME subscriber having determined to move 10
Il the West, offers for sale, his HOUSES and
LOTS, in the Village of Loving>ton. the seal OF
justice for Nelson county, surrounded BY highly
intelligent, respectable and wealthy population.
There two hall acre lots OF Land attached the
lai ger portion of which has been converted into n
very pretty and productive Falling Garden. The
improveut nts consist of neat. comfortable and
convenient tuo-siory BRICk DWELLING
HOUSE, a new Office, Meat, Corn and Car
-iaee House, with good Stable. situation 50
desirable as this is rarely 10 be found in maD,et !;
md the subscriber believes he hazards nothing in
asserting that there few situations IN virginia.
that offer as many inducements 10 II Physician
He has for the last years had, continue 10 enjoy
an agreeable and extensive practice hefe He deems
il useless 10 say more in this advertisement as IL Is
presumed that gentlemen wishing 10 avail them
selves ofthc present favorable opportunity, 10 Sc
cure a good situation, will and examine for
Themselves. For farther particulars. enquire oil
Capt. Pizarro Edmunds, of the firm OF llolcombr
Burton & Edmunds, of Richmond, or Of the sub
scriber, living on the premises.
ARTHUR HOPKINS.
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NOTICE.

EBl virtue ola decree of the Circuit Superior
q , Court of Law and Chancerv for the County
of Amherst pronounced ON the Sth day of April
1889, in the suit Of Pro,scr Powell, pf. against
William Jopng, Nelson Crawford, Leonard Hen
", Abraham CMicr and others, deits the under
signed, who is thereby appointed Commissioner
torthr purpose, viii, onthr 9th Of April ncNt, pro
ccci, on the premises, TO sell, (heglnning with
thu tracts as herein after enumerated, and selling
onN 50 much may be necessary 10 satisfy the
purposes of the said decree, TO the highest bidder
for ready monoy-that is, Il tract olland belonging
to Ah~lm Carter. lying in the County of Am
hrrSt. stylcd the Saw Mil Tract or Lot No. ,,
and al uNS Robert. II. Caf,f and others, which
contains 2 II acres. Also, another tract dloining
the tract frs, mentioned, known by the name of
Lovridy Mountain, and contain, Isl acres
Aud on the 2Sth OF April next, shall proceed,
On the premises. in like manner. to sell 10 the
hl1hcst bidder, for ready money, another tract of
'aAl, l''" belonging to the said Abram Carter,
ana IN sand decree mcntioned which is in the said
county OF amherst, containing 100 acres, living
between the North aud : nth branches of Bufla-
loc river, and ON the Fork Mountains, adjoining
;lIc lands of Aaron Nilanbo,laa and others
TllO.MENBANk.
jSheriG Of amherst. SoM'E
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
stocks, shirts, shirt Collars, 10
SONS, ssI!s.lC nesCrs. &c.

And earnestly sohcits continuance oil their fa,ors
NJ No b. Cedar street. lie would here remark 10
those Merchants with whom lie has not had the plea
sure OF dealing, that of many SeMs he has pad par
uculu attention to the mandatory OF snch Goods
IN his line, we'll calculated tor the Southern
and Western trade, and feels confidence in assuring
purchasers that he viii supply them on such terms
rs will give entire satisfaction. In addition his sc
loss IN the destruction of his property he had
the misfortune To lose all his books and papers and
consequently has To rely upon those who indebt-
ed TO hiw To furnish statements of their accounts
and such can make II convenient 10 pay IN short
time, Will confer a particular obligation
WARREN CARTER
Nrwfcfurc Of Stocks, Shirt Collars, Sc Ne. -
Cedar Street. hite 100, Pearl Street
New York Feb. : I'm
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Jocky Club Purse, SlO0, mile heats, entrances
II IL, A.
Iynchbu,g aud Tennessee Rail Road.

Il VIE commissioners appointed Tor that purpose
BY an act OF the last Legislature, passed on the
10Th Of March, ls36 will open books of subscription
for stok in the Iynchbng and Tennessee ltall Road
Company, on the LIST day of June next, in the town
OF Iynehbmg.
Books Of subscription will also be opened on the
same day by the Commissioners named IN the act,
NJ tbr following places CITY ofRirhmond; Liberty.
Bedford Salem: Butetoun Chrstiansburg, Montgo-
mcfs Nythe Court House Marion. Smyth county
Abingdon, Washington county, Lebanon, Russell
county and at lstillse, Scott county.
The books will he kept open at each place, thirty
DAYS.
G = 4 copy Of the Charter will be sent to each OF
the Commissioners, directed to the place where the
books are to be opened.
JOHN EARLY. Chairman.
:" Tie Richmond Wing. Enquirer and Compl-
er Iynchbnrg Democrat, Fmcaslc Democrat,
WITH Mounaineer. and Abingdon Statesman, will
please aublishlhe abov. , weeks.
Apri IL III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

Dra Sir Do from Rchwoud o PETERSBURG, he
Hcqupir''d VI Nutor Who'll learned the
article RhrWnati>m, VIZ. W
Mutn Rhrum. MNc. AMI having hrcu Inflicted khcu-
aft head for cugh &c determined 10
nhov aud inlui
relieved Il N
inr certainty hcsv" be-
For Of hc
wculI :, q public notice Thr.r line,
m u ho aud
have aud but that lhc
prortir make eventually merits 10 place IT through
,uch as t!at all have
hrn hr Medicine ndn,rshly ndHpcdo ih- cure of one
uftha wort ttclsr.. S.ur. porl,uliv.
BENZ =, CLEMENTS.
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.vOTSCE.
Saddle and Harness Mandatory.

nNIiE subscriber takes this method of return
l. ing BIS thanks to his friends and the public
generally for the patronage which has been here
toiore extended to him, and to inform them that
he Is still carrying on the above business IN NIL
lis various branches, at ms old stand, one door
below Messrs. Miller n Roberts, ana opposite
the Farmers Bank lie has on mana AT 'lis Tune
much larger and more general assortment oil
every article III his line OF business Than hereto
lore selected by himself IN tile N"f''erh cues
with great care ana on the most ACCOMMODATING
terms. lie therefore ttII sOliCIts Tie patronage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

Valuable n cal Estate at Auction.

TWILL sell, without reserve, al auction, on the
Iprcmises on Thursday the Sd day Of March,
about 10 acres of Land, living Immediately ON the
river, half a mile below Town. situated between
the lot known the name q of Smiths well' and the
property of Saml. Bransfotd.
This property valuable and deserves the alten
ton Of the public, as the Canal will run through ii.
Upon this Land there is very extensive Stone
Quarry. The title indispnlable Term. ut sale.
JOHN K. ID. PAYNE, iuot'r.
Feb 81 I'd.
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NOTICE..
To tho Merchants of Virginia

FENlil. subscriber having been amongst the sulIrr-
1 in the great coutaeration OF the 10th and
Eth of December, and lost hIs stock oil Goods,
brgs leave To inform his customers and purchasers
generally, that he made immediate preparations to
get up u fresh supply aud now has the pleasure Of
acquaiutiug them, tina, he Is daily receiving rom In,
MANDATORY, the various ARTICLES IA us hnc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
RICuMoNn. January II. IS36.

Mr.. Mminr-F"r the BIN f. OF effected
te.ttnon> fNn OF Rheumatic
mixture ,t rua AFFECTED
md Ind the Treatments h Pnsc1us without hl
relief srd after all other had Eilrd
medicine andc con,c"unu.N
Ting cs"5 tho e
would recommend alt Attic ed IT
the HENRY PROPS L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

~ the ship superior, Just arrived in James River
ifom Liverpool, we shall receive in the course of
ths week the most Splendid assortment of HARD
WAKE and CUTLERY, ever offered in this market;
which, added 10 Stock on land and recent ,pur
chases from the Northern Manufacturers will enable
us 10 oier inducements, not to be surpassed by any
house IN Virginia w invite the attention of Mer-
chants ana assure tn II, that they shall have their
har'"ar' as low Is II can be pure based IN Richmond
,,,, H. L. RICHARDS & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
EADDLERY E8TApLrsuM NEWT
FOR SALE

1 Will. sell my Shop out entirely, consisting OF
1 the tools, ready made work aud stock. The stand
Is good one, and any Young man of small capital.
would do we'll to invest his money IN the business
will give such time as will enable the purchaser IN
sell the work which ready made by his giving salts
factory assurance Of prompt payment.
JESSE OWEN.
q :" Ovens Hotel VIII be continued for at least
two years after TIA. I,t OF January, 1881. j.. o.
Milton y {. Apnl7 Wv
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leo DOLLARS REWARD.

lNlE above reward viii be given for the apprchcn-
sion and delivery IN the lynchburg or Rich
mond jail, oi negro man, by the name of
ANDREW,
of yellow complexion, and who is sand to have wife
III Prince Edward county. Andrew was bought by
MI Robert Payne Tor the corporation of Hunts, He
Alahama, III Richmond, last summer, and ranaway
from Mr. Payne with another negro named Jim in
buckingham county, near Mr. Alexander Pattcrson's
the 9th OF June last while ON their way to Alabama
JIM has since been taken.
Whoever may apprehend said negro, will apply Ia
VII Jno. K. ID. Payne, Lynchburg, where the money
will be deposited, to pay the above reward
GEORGE 7. BEIRNE
MAYOR Of the torn Of Huntsrilc.
Dec u &c
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March II

" lRGlNiA AT rules holden in the cefs OIL
nee OF the circuit superior court OF law anu
chancery Tor the town of Lynchburg, the lstd day
of February, 1886
Mark Anthony, Plaintiff,
against
John w. Kelly and ; I'm Wills, Defs.
The defendant, John ~. Kelly, not having enter
ed hs appearance. and given security according to
the act OF emily, and the rules of this court, and
tappear oy satisfactory evidence, that he is mol
an lnhabiiont ofthis country it is ordered that the
said defendant do appear here, on the LIST day OF
the r"<t term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and lat copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg, for two months successfully and posted at the
mont door OF the Court house, in the said town.
copy-teste,
ID. ROBES, CLERK.
March II vem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

M ID, Ml\TONS Rheumatic Mixture, may
w be had a 4. Smhlcr's, Lynchburg Price
81 per bottle. II trldent impro, nent, is not
discovered from the use OF the first bottle, the
price will be refunded. Ii is not deemed nc
cessary To comment ON the virtue of this mixture,
IN the treatment Of Rheumatism, as it is only ne
eessary for those suffering give it fair ,ral TO
become convinced of its great efficacy.
L
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STOP TEyE THIEF.

Nc, STOLEN from my stable, near Camn-
80 bell Court-house ON the night of the lo,,
in a uark bay roam MARE, IA little below the
n die size, having six or eight inches in
til, on the left side, across the ribs (occasoned
cuD about the point reached by the saddle
mt; a scar over one Of her eyes made bv cut
ting OF wart -; no star in tie forehead She is
in good order, has a long man and tail, carries
her head low, and both trots and PAGES. and is
good deal rubbed ON the sides with the saddle.
will give reward Of ten dollars for Tin, return
of the Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprehen-
sion ofhe Felon.-Informa,o by letter from any
one WHO has seen Mare answering this descrn-
ton, will be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb. 25 &c
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4 circuit Superior court of n. and II.
n continued and held for the town of -.
at courthouse, ia the said town on S.,,,a
-'u VI January ion" sitting as a court of ehanc.,,e
samuel Garland, William Morgan, Thom,s =
Nayt, Benjamin johnson executor of Timo,L, h.
son, decd David 3 Garland William W. 'ohn.
James Penn, late merchants aud partners -, sha
under the firm OF Garland, Walton 4 Penn W tS,ihs
Steptoe, David Saunders, aud William Diel a4hi
who well for their own benefit as fo, isoh
fit of such other of the creditors of CHI the=
Clark entitled to distribution OF his inns, pphef
will unite with them in this suit and sb,, II e' as
penses thereof, together with John McNeiIexe eA,
of John jameson, deed Robert Patton Jacal ,a9f
and William Duliey, late partners, TRADING nna 'aa'
style and firm of Haas x Dufiev. Seth NJ lie
Bilbro, surviving executor OF Henry d. ''ines
deed Benjamin A. Donald, George Noble ,ai ah
VI. ms wife, who, pursuant 10 the SAID resey,' ace
have heretofore. by bill, petition or
the Commissioner of the court, also become s.,fe
p2intifis. f'''es'
Against
Thomas Dixon late sheriff of the con,,,
bell, and as such, administrator of ChrlstonIer,P
decd, James G. Norman James Bullnrl 80 n
da Mcdaniel sheriff of bedford county nj s"' pdi1
administrator Of Henry Cia,,, decd deeoi.,ssueh
This cause came on again this day to be- boaa1
the papers formerly read exhibits since filed i p' Oh
ports OF Commissioner Matt, made IN aue 'e
the decrcal orders Of the 10th day of Nav lsa1 VI
the Eth day Of January, 1892 aud of the 'i
February lc:}J, with executions tLo,o, uds o.
tons OF tue last report, by all the defendant, ro
with exceptions in TX, banner. IN o,has s' and
thereof by the plain, yauinatio,s ~ fo''ohs
and argued hy .l!sel Tn co,s;l''N'
whereof (nnd for reg. ,,,,s sci far, n i, a'lon
and AMONGST other things tLereh, II '''eIee,
court doth adiudye nrdc, and docya 1','u,l Tic
PENDANT James G. Norman do nav ,,, -, ,ie oe-
Dixon, late sheriff of the comfy ri G., ,o'as
rs snrh administrator of Chris,onb,, r., f,' aud
bpUpilt q Thomas \
/ ,pnoiotcd by AN order nf This com, '''olofe
trl' 4 Clud of G. Clark dc,'d tbo.,, - VI Tie
/ sand six hundred and tv..lyo dIf y I'VE 'hon-
/ cents with six pcr ccutuu, ,e, an,,, iN'!-ohe
tvo thousand fy hnndrcd an, ;lt, ''"iest on
fflv cents q mart tLercnC from, ~ ~ ~ ""'s anu
1884 tillpaid, that briuo the s,, ,,,. '''uloef,
said 70 be dine from, hi. to ,I my as aofe-
On the uotior Of tlc I'm ans l .ui'
rho court ,lat ,h,. do,.,.,I,,,t "uo :! tearing to
hath removed from, m a,,Jtla : "ootman
/ and That tl. decr., ron, b,r :" = 'nSoNeni.
linn vii, in all n,ob,b,lit, he ,, gu 'sahsi
hni,,, .,,',[c.,cd H. ,h.. ,i,,n. and Il
by the evidence in the cause th,, ,'ss also
tr,,y, f,,,d ,,s ,..+nd ..t,,,,, Fp'''oii o' Tie
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JOHN THOMPSON, in. {.


eomuIssIoHFR's OrFIrE,
in,h,5St {. House, March go i-:6.
The parties viii take notice, that have appointed
Friday, the I'd day of June next. to commence the
accounts IN the foregoing order specified, which
dav, at the hout OF IL clock \. VI. they are request
ed TO attend atmy Office, with their accounts. voucl-
and copies of Count papers, prepared for exami-
nation and settlement.
ROBERT TINSlI.Y, Conn.,
April IL wlw
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THIS torr that ,nor having tried many other rr"paratons
ft Rhsrai drliue relief and beng unable
aud caul the
condition iuduc make uf w. u Miutou' h"ua
nStae aal pleasure rec"mmen" to all al
otd 'he Rlrnna,n preparation
hasr NJ heard Of w ROSS
April - 81 I'm I'm
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Hcssrs. Loog Jerian, Peter Dent, Jc,rmiah
Jordan, William Crump, Jacob Fi=cr, and
Bui4a NcDaniei -
Fs'AkE NOTICE. 1T shall ON the ltl1 dav
d ofMaN, 1886, at 'es =!erh's Office of Bedford
county, take the Propositions of Joseph Wilson and
others be read evidence on the trial of suit in
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Ghanccrv,
for tine county of Bedford, wherein | an ilailtrll,
and Won are defendants. JOEL WRIGHT
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