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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

yCETCE.

"HEREAS John Ilorsey, by certain deeds
w OF trust, recorded IN the counties of Amherst.
Nelson and buckingham has conveyed To the un-
dereigned, for the purposes OF the trusts contained
IN the deed the debts due 10 hun III those counties
and elsewhere aud as many OF them unliquidat
e. and as could not well settle them ourselves,
attend As might be necessary To make collections
we have thought IT advisable to employ the said
ilorsley rs an agent TO auendto these things. Tin.
notice is therefore to apprze all concerned that the
SAID iiorscy has full authority our agent 10 act
IN these matters and in addition, as We cannot
personally superntend the Mill aud Plantation, the
said lutslev Is authorised TO do So but to be at al
times under out control.
FREDERICK NJ. CARELI.
ALIEN ANDER MUNDY.
April % WIS
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LAND HoR sAxE.

1 AN disposed TO sell my TRACT Of LAND.
Il lying within three OF tour mile, of Lyuehburs.
aud adjoining the lands tofmerl, belonging 10 tbe es
tate of David Ross, dec d. those OF Daniel Cand-
Ter, Alexander LIggatt, aud others. This Land Is
wairfed by opossum Creek ,nd II tributaries. Has
on It good Mil Seat, aud part OF ii Is within 300
yards Of Jones's Saw Mill.
There are about 100 Acres N the Tract, al Of
ah.cliis IN woods and well limbcTed. with Pine
Oak, Poplar, &c. some parts OF the Laud are W eli
adapted To Tobacco. Gram and Grass. would d.
vide II To sun purchasers lis eontrgulty TO Lynch
burg, aud abundance Of Timber, render II worthy The
attention OF those disposed TO purchase.
Mr. Samuel Nowlln will show the Land to those
wishing to view IT. For terms &c, apply to him,
10 the subscriber living at Chalk Level Piu~ylva-
MIA county. WN l.. Z mill.
June III liz
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psETICAI..
TOR rHk yiReisIAs
THE sUMNzER's MIGHT.

The sun " beneath the western sea-"
Had sunAen long nom view,
And Ger the earth nights scencr.
Her sable mantle threw.
The gasest hann,a, aud shady groves,
Dead silence DER them fell;
No SQUADS OF melody and 1--we.
Now echoed through the dell
swee, Philornsl forgot her lay,
Her chanting melody;
And closed II with the parting day,
To seek some sheietins tree.
The oouiug dove that swept along,
Aud ren, the ambient All.
Closed too its melancholy song,
Its requiem Of despair.
The lambkins spoued 10 their play,
Aud trohcA'd on the lawn.
Side long by side soft sleeping lay,
TIL bright aurora's dawn.
The rustic shepherd 10 his cot
Full weary sped his way.
His well known pipe had been forgot
And closed It's charming lay.
Nature Law still, save now and then.
The owls long omlnous cry,
Echoed in some la distant glen,
Or on some mountain high.
Then here's a sweet and balmy rest,
For nature 4ud for all,
To give 10 hte ten-told yea
Is spread tins sable pail.
Then let uc 10 my home retire.
Aud resi- ny weary bead,
Till o,ieut dawn again inspire,
Aud nights dar- clouds are fed
l. o ii
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TAE EkN FOR SALE.

I WISH to sell the commodious Tavern House at
present IN the occupancy OF VI. James ~ vii
hams situated on the Main street. IN the town of lib
tiH' adjoining IN" public square on which the court
mouse stands 1t will conveniently accommodate
nom % to loo persons and has all the usual conyc-
mences OF such an establishment. such as fine ice
mouse, smoke house, Kitchen. stable vacant lot &c
&c Persons who wish own such properly may
asceitainterms, &cb by applying to the subscriber in
Liberty. ARNISTF 40 oTL,Y
Liberty June l3 2
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James aivor and Elnawha Company
SMITH INSTAEAiiN's.

. T a meeting of the President and DlfeeIo!' o.
n he James River and kanamha COMPANY, heid
ia TIE 4Iy Of Richmond, on Tuesday, the I'm DAY
OF NJ, Iss6:
Kssoieed. That the stockholders OF the james Hi
and Kan1wha Company other than the State,
be, aud they hereby required 10 pay INTO the
BJnk of Virginia OF. it's Branches / ~ l.
DOLLARS per share, On each shlte OF stock held
by them Ia die sand Company, o. or before the 18th
day OF July next.
By older ofthc President and Directors.
". .=CHIrfENDEN. SECRETARY.
y B.--'fhe iustalrncnts thai have been called for
Gnclndlng the above1 are As follows:
Is, nstlment : pea share, pad at the time OF sub
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eN"n, from Europe are no, t. br expected, i pt-
'ion> Prices Ia Tins county we're declining ia
April and May. NJ sppfehonsions were, until
the close OF May, entertained Tor the growing bar
vests. Would any Merchan, in the United States
or IN Europe undertake shipments of Grain 10 the
tnIied States in the face Of declining prizes aud Of
growing crop, coming TO maturity IN july re
speotIne which, no apprehension, were cNpfessrd,
non" made public
should The alarm, nov commencing = sCitr shlp-
mrnts 10 arrive oven late in the autumn, 1t will
BIZ well--it is tho best that can be- anticipated
for the latest accounts from England forbid the an
leipaion OF any foreign grain being likely to come
10 this country, until prices hare have approsima-
ton 10 famine ptIots
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NOTICE 70 CoryTRAcE
4 MES RIpER md h4N4,rH1 CANAL

DROP OSALS will be received at the Office of
L the James RIVER and kanawha Company, IN
the City OF Richmond, from the 10Th 10 the .rd day
OF August, for the construction OF all the EXcava-
ton, Embdnkment and y aug not now Il der con-
tract, together with nearly all the Culyers and the
greater portion Of the Locks between Iynchburg
aud Maldens' Adventure.
The work advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head of Maldcns
Adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Seottsyille, and about twenty soa-
ted sections, reserved the former letting between
Scottsslllc and lynchbufg.
The quantity OF Masonry offered is very great
consisting OF about two hundred Cuserts OF from
three to thirty feet span; nine Aqueducts, thirty
five Locks, number of Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans aud specifications of all the work
aud special plans OF the important Culverts and
Aqueducts, will be found at the Offices of the sevc-
raj Principal Assistant Engineers on the line of the
Canal.
The work will be prepared for examination bv the
10TH July but mechanics, well recommended, de-
srous of immediate employment can obtain contracts
tor the construction OF number of culyers at nei-
sate letting
Persons offering 10 contract, who are unknown t.
the subscriber, any of the Assistant Engineers
will be expected TO accompany their proposals BY the
usual certificates OF their character and ability
CHARLES ELLET Jr
,httf Engineer Of the James Rivr
ond kanGtrha Company.
NorE.-Fhe Dams, Guard Locks, most of the
Bridges, and number of Locks and Culverts are re
served for a future Letting. Persons visiting The
line Tor the purpose of obtaining work. would d.,
well to call Al the Office ofthe Company in tn CITY
81 Richmond, where any information which they
may desire will be checrIully communicated
The Valley of James River, between Lynchburg
md Richmond, is healthy. c. E. Jr
June 6 I'd
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cyEaKoEs TOR SALE.

w I'LL be sold for cash, ptsy lvania Court
w House, on Monday, the 18th day Of July
neSt, uhat being court day. about twenty likely
NEGROES, consisting OF variety OF both sexes.
belonging 10 the estate OF Doct. Josiah Norton dec.
as many thereof will be necessary to satisfy
The debts against SAID estate.
ROBERT HARRISON, iate Sheriff
and as sneh, administrator of Josiah Norton dec.
i S.-ill persons having claims against SAID es-
tate are requested To present them Immediately, that
the business OF the same may be finally settled.
X. II.
June d ids
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NOTICE.,

'I'HE undersigned, acting under aud by virtue VI
L decree OF the circuit superior eouf, OF law
and chancoty ioi the town OF lyhchburg, pronounc-
ed on the I'd day OF February, 1856, IN cause
therein depending, IN which Nelson {. Dawson,
sheriff OF the county OF Amherst, and such adj
minlstalor de bonis non, with the will annexed OF
John Crawford dec. /, plaintiff, aud Richard Eu.
bank, John NJ. Eubanh and Thomas y. Eubank are
defendants, will, pursuant 10 sad decree. proceed.
on the 9TH June 1896, the premises, sell. To
the highest bidder Tor cash, the Tract u Land the
sad decree mentioned, being 1909 acres, situated,
lying and being on lorseleys Creek, in the county
OF Amherst, and al dining the Lands OF Illian
ffSors estate and OF Abram Garter and others, and
Is pat oi larger uact formerly belonging to the
estate OF John Crawford, dec, The said tract Of
Land will be sold, however subectto the contingent
night OF dover IN favor OF Mrs. Peggy Eubank
the wife OF the said Richard that is, she viii be
do"able theteout # she survives her SAID nus
band. \ deed will be made TO the purchaser on the
day OF sale. JOSEPH X. IRVING Conn.
May % ids
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CARPET


about 10 years old ) feet Q or loinches bigh ver,
black SAN little rough, smart and speaks ouicEIy
ana promptly when spo"en to had on. when he left
Linen fdntdtoons brown Domestic Coat and Wool
Hat; but Is supposed To have had a GOOD deal of mo-
ney with HIM, and would probably get new clotbes -
lie pretends to be- buick and stone mason. U.w,.
purchased OF Alr. Elijah D. Iundey. of fIaif,x and
Is Sad TO have been raised by Dr Rice Of Charlotte
ne subscribers viii give the above reward for the
sheN get nm again, will pay all necessary exnor
ses besides the reward ii delivered TO us IN lynch
bury. ROWAN Xu,ppfE'
JUNE Is
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NO

'hLNE will be meeting of the citizens Of
IN, campbell Bedford and Pitisylvania, at Lees
INTO consideration the prorrety of forming ','e,T
county OF SAID counties, aud for other purpose.
Rsrbacue '''''e III
Nav Is
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IL CHAsCERy.

The defendants Reason l.. Mayhcw and Polly his
"l'e, 9ohn Dixon and Jane his wife, William Rees
,iiu . 9'"'iihe ms WIFE, and Owen Cfumpacker and
'''nhafi ms WIFE, not having entered their appear
an and gwen security according TO the act Of AS
eols ana the rules ofthls court, and 1t appearing
~ satisfactory evidence, thatthey are not inhabitants
OF 'h's commonwealth; ii is ordered that they do
'Peal mere on the first day the next term and an
'iie P''lhtli oi that this order be inserted in
p o'i' newspaper published III the town of lynch
ou'e Tor twomonths successfully and posted at the
court day. '' '''''0
y Copy-Teste,
Jicne ~ "'
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NOTICE.
ALMOND xOrrou.

received, supply of Clements Almond
houon' new article, for beaufying the skin,
and removing letters ringworms sunburus, &c with
ouech'us 'of accompanying each bottle. For
81 bv JAMES r ROyAJJ
Nav
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POssp0Ne.lseNt.

The above sale is postponed unit! the 23l %,
July neNt, al which time twill tax. place ON ,b,,
premises, itCAs 2. THOMPSON T,u.
June +
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NrGucry.

'Hs' subscriber will at al! times, pay the hughes
cash price for likely yaeag Negroes. Pcrsous
having such 10 sell, viii u well to call on linn
NJ HART.
Jan II 20,
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Ami | /
CAN DHH &c.

Isl received asuperlor lot of CANDIES, W1sr
~ INDIA SwEtT-MrArs, PRU>Es, FIus D,rrs.
ClrRoN, &c. &c. For sale low by
FOURQuKEAN x PALMER
Sign The BOY s. Golden Mortar
Jnne
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VI. HART.
READY MADE CLOTHING gToRE.
(B1Nk SQUiRE,J

Ipo Doors from The Virginia Bank.
fHNllE subscriber informs his friends aud the pub
L lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand,
a general assortment OF every Article IN the Dress
lne-And "a every article is made IN town, the work
viii be found TO be good. Ills assortment consists
III part, OF
Blue, black, and colorcd Dress and Frock Goats .
Steel mixed and cooied Big Goats;
Ladies and Gentetncn's Coaks Of all dcserp-
tons;
Fur and Seal Caps,
Cloth and CASHMERE Pantalouns
Stocks, Shltts, Shntees, Stockenett Shnts and
Drawers; Also,
thldrel's Clothing, &c. &c &c. All of which
will be sold low Ion cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-23

Shepherd Woodtord and John Martin. executors
81 ho,ia' oodlord' deceased, William Woodford
Jacob W oodtord, Henry Noodfor,l Reason / Nav.
ne" and Folly his wife, formerly Polly Woo,ltorI.
'onh i,iNon and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Wood.
lord' lllam Rces and Catharine his wife formerly
,Ithafne " oodiord Owen Crumpacker and Han.
nan ms "iie' late Hannah Woodford Samuel Sto-
tin, n.,.
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iHsi-'iA' TO WIT SUPERB
Tow, e o9 directed by law to Dc hold.
2sth day Of October. 10. ~ 'A1i's.. g.
Mary Ann M1,s, administrators If
decd. u joseph y
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pl II OS.

M l. have Justrccewed handsome Piano For.
W ties, oneoi wh'chls an uplisht, London made
Instrument OF hne tone which; all of will be sold ON
the most reasonable terms, perhaps lower than hey
we've ever sold III this place.
PAYNE x TURNER
Nav Is
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CHE Up CEDv;sS.

a VIE subscribers have On hand, very lazy. toe
d" OF l,ne aud extra super huc Blue Cloths Of then
Own importation, which they will sell At = very small
advance. III order TO reduce the stock. Those m
want, Will do well to examine our cloths
JAMES c. Hunt * Go
Nav
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FOR g. iI\v'.

- TIE Store Room. Stable and Iumbc,
ssfhh House at present occupied by the subscriber
-poSsesslon gwen the early pant of next
month Applyt TO Alexander Licgau or 10
JOSEPH u. EVANS
June . ;,
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NOTICE.

DERSONS having borrowed BOOKS of the
subscriber, will confer f@sor him by re-.
turning them To him without further uotce.
JAMES 4. JORDAN.
Campbell G. II. June l6 WV
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WISH TO purchase about 30 likely Young NJ
groe>, from TO 25 years of aqe.-Lct,crs d.
fetIed to ne IN l-yn Injury, or my brother Mark
VIII De attended to JOIN ANTHONY
Dec -
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20 REV ARD.

AAAN AA from the employment ofJamcs Do
IAN about miles below Lynchburg, out c
9th inst, negro man named
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3 ItGiNiA AT rules held IN the Clerks OFFICE
~ o' lie cfculf Superior Court of Law and
naneery' tor Bedford county the 9th day of June
James Woodford pl,c
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Inn dozen Grain and arass sovthes

ny OF all sizes Also Reap Hooks German
and Brce Ncythes for sale either wholesale or reial
very low, by H. RlCllARDS &
Nav
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ID. ROBES, Clerk.


'uMNIsslONFRTS OFFiCI !
LyHchJnr&, JuHe l5th, le;}6
The parties IN this cause will take not,ce ,l,l
have appointed Tuesday, the Tel day of July pcN
to execute the foregoing order Of account Of he f
of October, lc46, which day. al tie Eour If -
O'Clock III tie moln,ug, they are rcqulcd 10 sit,,
at ny o:tce, III tins town. with their books aecounfs
vouchers and copies ct court papers prepared tor
examination and settlement
THOS. MCKINNEY,
Special Commissioner.
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june {,
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he defendant, Moses |. Mays, not being an IN.
"'"i'aht OF TINS commonwealth, and without The IN
I'Sole'i'h OF TINS court On motion Of the pa.af
ny counsel II Is ordered, that the said def, infant o
appear here, or before the fourth Nnnd,,5, InI,
NEXT ana answer the bill of the plaintiff and tbat
copy OF TINS otder be forthwith inserted in the lynch
nufS slg'nian' newspaper printed in the town nf
i-yhchbrfg, for two months successfully. and ana
ef copy thereof be posted the front door of the
oUi' mouse OF tins county, some court dav.
\ Copy-Heste.
May IL .o %"'
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WHO'S. McI\INNE
j ne I6

q .rRinia, to Wit--At rules held m tn. Clerks
once OF Nelson county court, on The "a da.
George = Mans PIN
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:, David KYLE and Hugh Campbell, execute, q,
William Kyle, deceased. nof, "'0f o'
'h'Ae motion OF the plaintiffs. by counsel and lo,
reasons appearing 10 tie court, II ordered that M
order made III this cause on the OH d,,. - '''
1850 appointing James {. Anthony Esq. a Snrc.,i
NoinlnH spnef to execute the order of acrount a,
ed therein on the 2oh day of October. I-96 Lns,,
aS,de' ana by consent OF the parties b, rhcr conn.
SCI: the court ~ doth appoint Thomas Mckinney ESQ.
"1feeldi Commissioner To execute the said ord, =,
accounts rue eopics.---Teste,
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cusah Nays, administrator OF Jesse Nays. dec
Nose, !. Mays, Daniel Mays, BENJAMIN John,o
and hatiah hls vile, Wilson B. AIay,, James
nays and William Mays l.eG,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-06
To YOUNG MEN.

There 10 no moral object SO beautiful TO me az
conscientious young man watch him as Dc
star IN the heavens; clouds may be before hin
bot We know his hight Ia beh.ud them, and vii
beam sgsin. The blaze OF o,hers' prosperity ms ,
outshine him. bot We know tha, though uu,ecu be
eliminates bis own ,rDe sphere. lie RESETS temp
tston no, Silhooi struggle he hesfs The sar.
essms Of The Pfoagste and II stings hin. tor that
10 the trial Of sir,oe. and be heals the wound with
his own pure torch. He heeds the watchw0rd Of
fashion, ifh lead 10 sin the s,Alcs, u ho ssrs not
ouly with kis heart bu, with be lips. there ID no
God CONTROLS bin not for be sees the band Of o
creating God and reyerenoes Il, OF preserving God
aae rslooes in il. Woman Is sheltered By fond
arms and guided by loving counsel old age is pro
,eeted BY experience. aud manhood BY IL strength
but young man stands amongst the iemp,siions
OF the word Ike a self balanced tower. Happ,
he who SEEKS snd gsins the PomP aad shelter OF
Christianity.
Onward. then, eoneieuIous youth afise thr
s'andsrd ssd nerve myself Tor goodness. II Cod
hes given intellectual power awaken il n tha,
cause never Jet II be rsiJ VI shee be helped to
rare the tide ~ s'a By PoOrng his influence into
ns ehsnneis- ifthoe art feeble ia mental s,refg 9Th
saro~ not that drop into polluted ehsunel. -
A-sss ssise. foang MsR assa,ae the beautiful
ssfsnents Of s'riCe Il - easy. ieafsly sasy -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-06
POPULAR MISTAKES"

Undcr this head. the "Presby ,erian' has come
out against the system Of continually multiplying
Societies aud associations for beneg client purposes
as diminishing instead Of enlarglng the amount q
means for the moral improvement; of the world. -
a few large well supported. and well regulated
Institutions, will command wider influence, and
cover more extensive field. One objection IL
the annoyance by ceaseess appeals. tina, the
truly benevolent man, ever hausssed, gets his ar
dor cooed-Anotber reason is urged that /; dim
inlshes the reverence with which lie Gospel should
be regarded as the great instrument Of moral re
form, and II 'cannot be concesed that there Is q
bias IN the public mind to re2ose more confidence
IN the devices of men, than IN the power of God.
1T disrscis attention. aud divides eort. and there
fore defeats the very object which 1t proposes to
accomplish" But there is another objection urged
by the Presbyterian. "They are expensive. and il
us bo, too hus, that agencies appear often 10 b.
established for the purpose OF supporting Indiv.d
"usls. rather than Tor the promotion Of the genera
cause Of benes olenee."
II would be curious item IN the various reports
OF the thousand societies existing. all Of whom
must have their agents, to heg fUnls, 10 see IL
enc column the agents pay and expenses. and IN
another the smount obtained. Some Cf these a.
gents. We suspect, like John II. Slack do little or
The protested object but lfihc individual get q
support, grond object. according 10 The above
astounding confession, s accomplished
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-06
ssTRAX HORSE,

e., TRAYED from the pasture of the subscriber
~ in Sherburne in the month Of May Ias,a sor-
rel Horse five years OLD, bushey tail. and has a
Iitle of the spring halt, no other particular marks
about him recolected. Whoever may have taxi
en- up said horse and will give information TO
the subscriber in Mendon shall he rewarded for
their trouble and all tcmpory charges paid
RUFUS RICH ARDSON.
Nendou Aur Io36
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w Nj, TX ENNEY.

DOST RIDER through West Rutland, Ira,
D. Clarendon, Tinmouth, Dandy, Dorset,
Manchester, and Wangford, will supply all calls
for the RutiqHd HrGH, perm0at Statesman, and
any other papers winch he can conveniently OBJ
tain, and will also furnish any BOOKS that may
be wanted on his route, a; Book Store prices.
InlN ID. IS3f 80
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NOTICE r..

4 Trunk about two feet long covered
~ with The skin OF some animal 18th ihr han
on. Of Gtayish color. marked utih the initials
c. Wand containing piece of calico aud
sundry ohrf articles Of womens apparel, discov'
cred at the Stage House of Mr. Beaman. III this
village, some months since supposed 10 have mis-
sed its way by stage. The owner can have the
property BY paying for this adveriisment-F'n'
quire At the Rutland Book Store.
Rutland Aug % 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-06

Ions,hsn Bangle stepped inio sl.oc--Aop the
other day TO get pair % broglu!s fitted to h,-
cspseiuus understanding. Wei Mr. Bangle -
said Cnsrin, "how vii You have them made. STRAIT
or rights and LET'S o. This was rather too much
for JonalhHn's comprehension. lie thought he IN
eers,ood 1t however, and IN true Yankee fashion no
answered one question By asking another.
VOL III know, which would We have en-
rgh's or lehs - Why replied he OF The las,. the
fashion Is 10 haze them about halt and hall. "Ob.
e"nssrn the fashion, drsSed Jonathan f don'
care aotsing abou, the fashions; so | guess "a
haSeem oil made ells fret. and then # hat don,
Do, spose you'll hsseem pot 20 rights afterwards.
can'i ye ," why sauin"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-06

CuxyFKs.uoNs.- There Afc s"me 'c" gh'e" w
di,tdasls whose conversation flows IKE comm
ned .,fcarn. OH around. cnuchng DINERS ""n0"'
e,npo,efisltng theiaso'e'i ea' how .dine''" "o,i'
A.. 40 chatter al cinoty hca d. whosc oily sounds
80 GOOD sy ths,r hslIoRncss. Two things are
,,s,c,t,,e of 4oek mind" said Sasdi, tic Persan
.,re "to be s,icAi when II Is proper to speak, aud
20 .pcak when II is proper 60 be silent"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-06

Si>orLAs CisCuNsrANoE.--1he Bafosiahle
Journal Gays that child Elk yeats old. Who "as u
the habit of playing abou, The house. situa'ed d"
,hc woods at Wrsl llarNlch, Vas heard 10 9uef
some distressing Sailiugs aud cucs, ~hch grad"
ally ceased unlii icy became almost extinct. On
ea.ng 20 the child !, rae tounl ,het black snake,
two and half feet in length, had wound itself a
round the ehild's neck, aud nearly sofocatcd it,
Ia removing tic snake, It was found so closely en-
tWined that the skin was also removed. The
child, however, recovered.