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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
y DT'yfE.
THE SItD or HORSES belonging 10 the
estate Of Jod" RonpoIh, ~ Roonok,, hare
commenced their seasons:

mr. 81 - or fOhSEts belonging 10 me
estotc of Jodm Ronpoph, NJ Roanok,, hare
commenced their seasons:
~ JANt S,-That capital racer, and son Of Sr
~. = Archie, at Nh. Iarton Fl eminp Goochland,
49, five miles north of Gainesville, at go the
season, which may be discharged b, 500 pad on
orbeiore the 2Oh ofJuIy, at which time the season
expires SD the single leap, to be paid down at the
time OF service, and IN either case : 10 the groom.
Any gentleman becoming responsible for five mares,
shall have the sixth grCtis
~ GASCOlGNE,-The fl,orite of the late
~ Nj, kanpoIph, and equalled by few and sur
.JE-A passed by no horse that has trod English Of
American soil, in point of pedigree, high form, and
superior action; at Charlotte Court House, Virginia
on the same terms of Janus. Good and EXTENSIVE
paSturage will be furnished to mares sent TO either
nj fed If required, with grain without stint. at p cts
per day.
~ T"PAZ-At GAINESVILLE Virginia, undcI
~ the management of Mr.. John Cardwell' IN.
4lI-A spector at Venables Warehouse on the
same terms of Janus and Gascoigne.
~ NlLDFIRE,-ttN ottoway Court House
-, <undcr the management and control OF M
11Z+A Workman, merchant of that place. at SD the
season TO he discharged by SIP, if pald ON or be'ol1
The 2Olh July, at which time the season expires anu
SO the single leap. to be paid down at the time VI
service, and : in either case to the groom.
These Horses have been so frequently advertiser
Nr. Rando phs stock of ,lorses is so well known
that further comment appears to be unnecessary
Indeed, II we were to Judge of the bood-hofse ~
the length of advertisements, at this time, when a'
country l. inundated with Stations OF the highest anu
all grades, the cocktail class YES the miserable scrub
would as often have the precedence as Prlam =
hamei"ke, or birmingham. Breeders examine
for yourseyes-don't be imposed on.
WYATT CARDWELl.
Manager Of the Estar
u The Editors Of the richmond Uhig and IN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
NOTICE TO STONE NtAsoNs

Al -. IN ~ T I' 0'TNTIg 4 NII]NT LOON
~ HctSE, on the hnc OF the James R,yer .,,,1
kana~ha Canal. will be made with any competent
and responsible stone Mason.
CT Persons wishing To contract. will make ami,
cation to CHARLES ELLET JR at the NaShlnpton
Tavern, in the town of Lynchburg. where all need
full information will be given,
March Il ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
3. SEi.Is .gF.sgIs.ygY..

M uuS'''' oI 'nT institutions take pleasure IN
anho"'lnH' Iha' iu'N nave procured the scrvl-
e's'' @''n'''n'o ana Lazy OF distinguished fepn-
'1uon' '"l lll' present year
ne E'n'''"''n WI ! - KEEN f. has heensety
suS'tS>iN teaching Ton several years, aud from tes
hmoh'als "nirh ne adduccs, the Board confidently
fe'om@t'd him to the patronage OF the community,
a'' h'i'"'n q, me LITERARY atalnmcrts, uncNccp-
'o'''' I'M "''''''' anu IN every respect eml-
nen,i 4"''''" 10 u'.'n''Ge the duties Incumbent on
h'V ''u,'P'' "' 'n N'"I'lhN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
TosmpCTDMETT.
70 DIich gHahers and Stone Tasons

70 Brick Makers and Stone ETasons
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, good workmcn of
w the above character, To erect atcuementuincty
feet by fifty. IN this tonn. Communications specify
Ing terms, Will be attended to promptly Personsap-
plying will be expected To finnish testimonials as to
character and SKILL. RICH tRD *. CRAILE.
c = The Lexington Gazetie " insert the above
Nv. aud forward account 10 tins office.
March II WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
NEW SPRING GOODS,
FOR 1QAH

rl'iE subscribers most respectful, tender tlleir
i thanhs To thcu customers aud friends. and the
public GENERALLY, ior the liberal patronage heretofore
extended towards them. and Informs them thai they
re nov receiving, at their Netc Fdncg and Sfnpi.
Dry Guods Siofr, nearly opposite the Farmers Bank
I'm. .I..l.. L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
THE I.UPORTED MORSE
r.. W.isfCIP.iTTON.

-, "l' distinguished foreigner and lapo,te son Of
j." hIShtR' has commenced his season at Charlotte
0u'' Rouse Va with prospect that his high claims
so justly merits, having at The 'in'e in his Ilaenl
very distinguished and heg tauae1 mare of Colo.
ade Hampton, of Sou g.aaul. the Maid of
southampton, dam of Lex. tom. Betsy Rufiin and
several Others of equally high r!4ns and will sbol,
have sally Hope aud Clara Fisher. A horse OF his
nigh reputation, having twice beat the famous Biz
RthghGm, and received forfeit from the inrincible Pm
am, and having also beat Tranby fylde, Rowton aud
cit TOM OF that spirited colnpany's best npora-
loi> cannot fail to do credit to the stock that nay
be raised from him He certainly is the finest horse
IN appearance, either native or imported that can he
produced He is blood bay. without an, white.
hls legs mare tail ctt black, full five feet i've
inches high OF most commanding and magnificent
appearance WYATT CtRDN ELL.
W lie viii be exhibited at the Union Hotel IN
hNnchburg, the 10th, l1th aud 18th Of March, ol
public inspection.
March II w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
HnnRHw x,ANGUAGD,

fENllE subscriber hereby informs the Young Gen
u temcn and Ladies' of thus place who may wish
70 become acquainted with the NTBEuw LANGUAGE,
that he expects in few weeks, to commence course
OF Instruction to small Glass, formed for the pur-
pose I'm addition to the Glass weuld be desirable.
Persons wishing farther information on the subject.
can apply atthe subscribers School Room.
:. n. ToMPNINS.
NsIrk II 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
- 90 Reward.
March 81


~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in
IA Lynobbmg, about the 10 III of January last,
ksSEH4x.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
% years, a dark mnalto, almost five feet SIX
inches high, very bushy head of hair, dark grey
eyes, stoops great deal in the shoulders, vcr,
Tim beard, las been for some time complaining on
account ot \ spran on his left arm near the wrist
had on when he left grey dome sic coat, brow
pantaloonS n Il white hat. From what can learn
his aim is 10 reach free state and the route IN.
ken 10 do 50, Is by the way of Charleston. ON In,
kanawha, where he may gain passage to Ohio
For the apprehension and securing in any Jail, the
said boy, 50 that get him, Twill give $50 if taken
in, or y LOO ittakcn out Of the state.
CllRlSTIANA TODD
a. The kanawha Banner and Cincinnati
" hg will insert tue above / tines and send then
accounts to tins office.
Feb. p =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
STO2 TIE TN.Er.

2'Ir~ STOLEN from my stable, near Camp-
AZ.l. he'll 'onrt-honse, on lie night Of the 18th
INST, Il dark bay roam MARE, "A little below tbo
middle SIC, having sc 7 SIX or EIGHT inches in
length, on the left side, across the rihs (occasionnd
by CUT about the point reached bv the saddle
skirt; scar over one OF her eyes made nv cut
ting of a wart ; no star in the forehead She Is
IN good order, has long mann and tn. carries
her hend low, and both trots and PAGES, and j,
a good deal rubbed on the sides with the saddle
will give reward of ten dollars for the return
OF the Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprchen-
tthe felon.-lniormation by letter from an,
one WHO has seen Mare answering this dcscrip-
ton, WI be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb - :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

4 Circuit Superior Court o, L..
- ohnanc'fy' continued and held for ,bs a. ane
.. Eyn,"out@ al the Courthouse, in the >,;l NV, wv
on Friday the 2ob day Of January, 1ss ,sla tow,
as a court Of Chanccry M sitting
/ Christopher Roberts, executor or NJ,
berts, decd. who WIS de,i,ee of F,a linda Ro-
decd, and William DAVIS Jr executor = ,'9oef1s
tnoeii Roberts deed, plaintiffs, ~" sud
-tgdtmt
Hugh Campbell, executor Of Nl,,.#
dec d., and David KYLE, who were <,,r,;. hAie,
ucrS of the mercantile firm of Kyle, & NJ Par
Mary Ann Mays, administrative of Jose,q =, II
deceased, defendants '' NV,
The defendant, Mary Ann Nh. ba,.;.-.
married with Harrison NJ CT. '4.,, ,i'e lalfr.
dered to be suggested of recprl. and M :, -
llon OF the Piin'ns, by cunn<e, md win 'e Mn.
sgnihed IN writing, and flied AMONG ,l. 'N dsNfat
the cause, the said Harrison NJ. Glib. : i@Pe,'a
party defendant in this causc,--,,d ,l. 'iae a
the cdus" came on thi, day 10 be iiIrtbe, G on,
the ptrcrS formerly read, and the Ierra, ''a.a On
O'Hft OF Appeals, of the ltao Of Dafonr,.o lne
/ heretofore entered. and was argued h, 'e59,
On consideration whereof, the Court
order ana decree, that the report Of t,,,,, l''se,
er Brhagh, made in pursuance of fl,,
der Of ,lr l-,L ~ A., ,oac ne seeNslal o.
=, ou, ~ H.. C,''; 4o-o, pe le.1onmin.,s
r, Wv >'''''''H '','''' ~ the Court, 10 h.
r'-'"'"'u aec"r'I1g TO the principles Of tho -,
decree of the Court of Anne.l u me sad
Commissioner is directed tn ,.,I' ana the SINE
the administration Of the dnG.,.l "f - "eeonnt Of
Den, AZ executor OF w lillian kNia l.. '"'l-
the estate Of his cstatur, unc,, he will upon
fore the Commissioner that he ba. ..'''' "
testator in hi, hand, >u9ic;r,, s','.N "i bl>
mand oflhe nl,intiGs AND ,L.,.:, 10y lie DE-.
!; l;.o.,l ., .I " '''H 'ohnIssionrI
~ ;, F"'' 81 MS proceedings Nij,
,'' s'' '"'S S'''rh, Il cmed pertinent Nv
"'nHe''' OF requested by ih" parties To be 9, 49,,
ted. y copy-tc>ir, %
d. ROBES ~
Nm
toNMIssloSrR's Ofrrc,
IYnch6"r9, Isd. 10, 1896.
ne parties interested, will take nolico#
shall, on Saturday the lG., d,,.,, 'aat |
II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

Valuable seaai Estate g'or Safe.

iiaaaDif as Ell Estate sSOr Sale,
'a''iE subscriber, wishing to remove. offers to sell
II or exchange Tor Western lands his Estate
lying nponboth sides OF Roanoke river near the Zig
Lick, N the county OF Rotetoart. Ii IS divided by
the river INTO equal portions OF 800 acre, each one
OF which Is principally valuable as an na xhanstjble
reserve OF timber Ion the support Of the other upon
winch the Improvements ar situated. The improy-
ed no'eiN has about 3ph acres cleared of which 3OD
Is Il compact md unhroken bottom. OF great fertility
aod the residue OF the cleared land together with
the greater portion OF the uncleared WILL adapted ia
the Nr'efai staples oi the country. The Mansion is
OF p"cN' refiN new .2rA pain but comfortable
"Ilh oni-honses OF the ssssa most convenient kind
and an exclusive and4s.i29. productive garden-a
situated ON a commanding emiaence, and surround
ed by beautiful Grove The Dvetseer's house. Ne
gro nuts, Wheat Machine and House : stables Corn
CRIB Nc. &c. Of the best kind and most clio ,bly
situated, 10 strangers, who are unacauainted with
tins section of Botetonrt It may be we'll to remark
mat Ton Sl'uIrlty of Innate, fertility Of soil and cx
ceIlence OF society, 1t has few parallels The sub
.cNber would he willing to take Negroes or Cotton
Lands IA South Alabama, IN exchange torthe estate.
NM. LANGHORNE
Ort.S
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Nlaclll3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS

.Nide Mr.. Bpnton's speech.
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coWAyIssIoNrR.s SALE

NJ arch 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
FOR SALE
Hin HindsdaIe village, N. HI.

GENERAL acres Of land well situated on
y both sides of the Ashuelot including the
river and adjacent to the new covered bridge
and embracing the intersection Of the stage
routes and all the roads, which concentre
near the bridge. The premises command
great water power and are fayoraby located
for building lots for mercantile, mechanical and
manufacturing business.
This village is well situated in relation TO
the navigation of CT river and intercourse with
the towns on the Ashueot and its branches. Ii
is growing rapidly and from its excellent water
power and other advantages has fair prospect
OF soon becoming an important manufacturing
place. II is 81 miles from Boston, 6S from
Lowell, 81 from Worcester, 20 from Green
field, from Mortified, % from Amherst Col
lege Mass. so from Hartford, CT. IS from AL
bany, N. Y. 20 from Hanover, 10 from keene,
rs from Concord, N. H. 81 from Windsor, 20
from Bellows Falls and 6 from Bratileboro,
VI. For particulars inquire at the Stage House
adjoining the premises.
Also for sale in Marlboro village, Mass. a
valuable house aud other buildings aud fifteen
acres of good land favoraby situated for BUSH
ness and the education of children. Real es-
tate in the valley of CT. river would be taken
in exchange.
For particulars inquire at the Stage House
in Hndsdale, n. ii. 9w34
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20

TO preserre Corn for boiling. Extract
of n letter from subscriber in Canada =
aTraveling through the country the early
mart ofthis month, was surprised at eating
green corn; but on recollection, | had seen
several methods Of preserving 1t Tor winter
use in your Farmer On asking the iauy
of the house, her method seemed TO be lar
different from any you have stated. peg
to introduce its simple way to YOU Pluck
the corn when fit for eating, strip down the
husk so as to remove the silk, and then re-
Mace it-pack it away in barrel, and pour
on strong pickle, such as used for meat,
with weight to keep it down, and you Will
have GOOD sea parboiled and then
boiled TO make it perfectly fresh and sweet
as when taken from the stalk "-Genesee
Farmer
SAFE your old Bread.-Every person may
not know, what however is true that pieces
of old bread, crumbs, &c. being soaked ana
mixed up with the dough, in making new
bread. improves il very much. Try IT and
YOU will never allow pieces of dry bread to
be lost afterwards-espccially when -four Is
nine or ten dollars barrel.
The farmer or planter who wishes 10 sue
coed well in his business, must always be
busy but nerer suffer himself to be hurried
To cure me sweliing Of The Throat an
Hogs-In order to contribute TO the useful
ness of your valuable periodical, and to in.
form the public OF what find from expert
cnce to be an infallble cure for certain
disease in hogs, viz. the~swelllng OF the
throat, herewith send you receipt for the
disease with desire that you publish the
same in your work il you deem it OF any
import and the same meets your appreciation.
Takeof molasses one half pint and
table spoonful of hogs lard-ro this add Of
birthstone piece an inch in length. Melt
it over the fire, and when cold or in liquid
state, drench the hog with it; and nine
times out OF ten it viii be found TO have the
desired effect My hogs were affected with
this disease during the past year, and |
found the above TO be effective when all
things else failed-Edrm. Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

District Of HarEeH d
At the Probate Court holden at Bnu,1
in said district, on the last Wedns.p|
April, A. ID. 1S36-Present Ha
KNIGHT, Judge:
"A N Instrument purporting to be tx
~ Will and Testament Of iona, Bu]
late of Nottingham in said district, ts..s
being presented 10 the court here b d
Brown, the Execuirix therein named, ID 1
bate: it is ordered by the court, thsliEI
sons concerned therein be notified TO ard
the Probate Court to be holden al Wlaus
in said district, on the last "Wednesday d I
next, 10 contest the Probate Of said insna|
or shew cause, if any they have, whY tA.z
should not be approved; And il is fgnsi
dered, that a copy Of the record Of this aAl
published three weeks successively ii
Vermont PhGnix, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record,
35 Attest, A. KEYES, Re-.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Mdrlo~SlI
AT the Probate Court holden at Br al
in and for said district, on the last w
day of April, A. ID. ls36-Prese'4'
Asa KNIGHT, Judge: nj
ZONES Alfred Sergeant, an hen IN n
~ Estate of Cafrin Sergeant la'e u Il \
tleboro in said district, deceased, ana J.
for distribution of said estate al ra',u
heirs, and suggesting that the Real Pm PM
said deceased cannot be divided wl'nunI
prejudice to the whole, and praying a III
the whole may be decreed to him agIs"a
the statute in such case made and pV1lI
Whereupon it is ordered that o hearing n
in the premises, and also upon The sOg Y,
advancement by the deceased TO Tue n,
heirs, before said court al the Sessl GD.S n
TO be holden at Wilmington in SAID u'Tts 4,
the last Wednesday of May next As eh,t
purpose Of notifying all concerned o. S %
and place of hearing, the said AllIeu ss'
is directed to publish copy OF the ', mi
this order three weeks successfully III :"
mont Phoenix, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record, lac M
80 Attest, A. IKE \ Eo, -
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of HdriboO q
AT the Probate Court holden at Braillssa
said district, on the last WednesdT
April, A. ID. lS36-Presenl HOa !
KNIGHT. Judge:
ZONES Anthony Stetson, ExeCutadl
~ last VIII and Testament Of CHI
LINCOLN, late of Wilmington IN adj
trict, deceased, and files his admiDisinual
count; Whereupon it is ordered, that =
be heard and examined before said cog
the session thereof to be holden at WllmIE:'
aforesaid, on the'la "Wednesday Of Mlz
And for the purpose of notifying all Efsl
concerned Of the time and place Of ian
said executor is directed 10 publish ~
the record of this order three weeks success
in the Vermont Phoenix, as soon as MAY Z
A true copy of record,
35 Attest, A. KEYES, Rs'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
e DRY GOODS.
A. =. DwTNMr,E

"AS received his Spring supply of new
H and fashionable DRY GOODS.
Rich English French and American Prints.
Printed Jaconetts and Cambrics, French Mus
Inns. Plaid Poplins, Ciallys, Italianeit, Grape
de Lyons, English and Scotch Ginghams-
Rich colorcd, plain, figured and plaid SILKS
Black and blue black do Black and cold AL
lepines I; black, blue, pink and white French
Grapes pressed do. plain, figured, striped
and fancy plaid Cambrics plain and figured
Muslins Bobinett and Blond Laces Black
figured do; Rich sewing silk Hemani, Flor
ence, Grape and gauze Fancy Handkfs Rich
Scaris Rich Muslin and Lace Collars Red.
black and white Merno Shawls Printed Va
lencia, Satin, Denmark, Raw Silk Cadiz and
colored do; Silk, Cotton & Wors,ed Hosiery,
a great variety; Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Kid
Gloves, large assortment Childrens Kid
MhtIs; Rich Garniture; Cap, Satin, Belt and
Iaiiiia Ribbons; black, green & white Gauze
Wells
BROAD CLoTns G. CAssIMEREs- Rich Sum
mer Vestings ;--4-4 Linens I'm. and Linen
Cambrics ga Linen Sheetings brown and
bleached Linen Drills Linen Lawns; Dam
ask, Birds eye and Russia Diapers fine and
coarse Crash. Brown and beached Sheeliugs
and Shlrtings; Brown and beached Drills =
PLAIN and striped Drills for summer wear with
many articles not mentoned-all of which
will be sold on the most favorable terms either
for Cash or most kinds of Produce.
Village Ut Bratlleboro, APP. 81 80
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M o II G. AN
NAN
ID r f o R ESp

THIS celebrated Moran H.. " \
Il by Derrick Hartweil Of I 'o,w Wa
and is six years old this sorin@ 1s0S9
largest of the Sherman Moras~ he
weighs between eleven and twsI In ao't
color, beautiful light chestnut n0'tp
PEDIoREE.-Norgan DE H..
the well known horse Cock If ~ ~. was "a
best colt of the old Sherman A. W. hotk
the noted HartueH Mare, sired Lv s q n
stock Horse DE Forest. imno,y,!, Hseha
Jarvis, of Claremont, N. IL. Tbs,. y
question as TO the blood of this Gno ,'Ie ca
can be traced directly back on tho a ,O
TO a distinguished imported Enoli,b" i M
FARMERS, and lovers of good how. pa
quested TO examine this horse bero, u'' u y
any contracts for their breedinc ~. Jug
action and carriage are very spna a,
is not surpassed by any stallion q T ,sa
for trotting. "s
The owners Of this fine horse L..,
much expense TO procure one of ,bs t
horses in the state, and they know ", ~, 4
succeeded, as far as muscular Dos
beauty and fine proportion can ba rS c'0..
one horse; and his stock, which /
years old, bids fair 10 be Of the ve,v ~ ~
and commands as high a price az ~, ny
Connecticut River, of the same y. ~
owners can produce certificates MI
assertion TO all unbelieyers. y"
De Forest will stand the en,uipr "a.
follows On Fridays, SATURDAYS - Nh !
days, at Fairs stable, at Chase's P,a:
Tuesdays, from 9 TO O'Clock >, n.y. S,.a
e. Bruce's, Hindsdale, n. H.-at mn.
Winchester, from O'Clock TUESDAY, =
O'Clock, Wednesdays THURSDAYS In
Chesterfield, until 5 O'Clock. p. Nj ~
The horse may be seen and e,,m,l
application 10 Mr.. FAIR, at bis stable n.
first of May.
Season TO commence on the 10Th 4
and end on the LIST of July. All ma,,. n
ed of before the time of failing. will MI
cred with foal. All casualties of III. y.
the risk Of the owner.
Terms-Ten Dollars the Season.
l.. FARR.
d. HARTWEII|
Braltleboro, April 20. 1886.
n. b. This horse will be tended /, \
Harlwell, who raised him, and who vi h
all information that may be required as !
igree, speed, docilily Of temper. &c. &,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
From the Athen@um Visitor.
WHY DON'T HE COME !

WHY DON'T HE COME
Why don't he Gomez he promised me
He surely would be here,
And Pa and Ma are out 10 tea
For once the coast is clear
wonder what he wants to say =?
When last his leave he took,
He asked me tloice, at home to stay
| wonder how | look
Oh my Pm almost out Of breath
Suppose he asks what ihen2
I'll certainly be scared TO death,
Pm so afraid of mem
| think I'll have him tho, at last
But first Tll answer no.
For many girl by hurrying fast,
Outstrips her tardy beau
Oh here he comes-his step hear,
And now he'll soon begin
IUoutd not for The lrortd appear
In haste to let him in
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Chester Academy.

yUyHE SUMNER TERM Of this Institution Will
n commence on WEDNESDAy y, the LIST
day of June, and continue eleven weeks.
TurrroN 10 the Languages, English branch
es, Drawing and Painting, the same as hereto
fore--in Music $1,000 per Term, including
the use Of Piano.
Board from 81 ,25 to $3.50 per week.
CHAS. M. BINGHAM, Clerk.
Chester May 2, 1886. 80
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STATE OF VERMoNT.

District Of Mdrl00r@gss
AT the Probate Court holden at BIall@
in said district, on the last WednesaH
April, A. ID. lS36-Present hoo
KNIGHT, Judge: .
ZONES Roswell Sergeant, Adml1s1,
~ of the estate of CiLTIN SdRGbn
late of Brattleboro in said district ds eco
and files his administration account
upon it is ordered that the same be heal'
examined before said Court at tue e
thereof TO be holden at Wilmington u,
district, on the last "Wednesday Of MAY
and for the purpose of notifying all 9! coIo |,
of the time aud place Of hearing, sad A..
islrator is directed to publish copy o J.. Y
cord of this order, three weeks successn'l
the Vermont Phoenix, as soon as may o.
a true copy orfecord, "A
80 Attest, A. KEfEs, NC: