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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
June 9
NOTICE.,

1--WE undersigned, acting under aud by virtue Of
L decree OF the circuit superior of law
ana chancery Tor the town of Lynchburg, pronounc-
ed on the I'd day of February, 1896, in cause
theiein depending, in which Nelson c. Dawson
sheriff OF the county of Amherst, and as such adj
ministraor de bonls non, with the will annexed of
John Crawford dee. is plaintiff, and Richard Flu.
bank, John Nj. Eubank and Thomas Y. Eubank are
defendants, Will, pursuant to said decree, proceed
on the 2lth June 1896, the premises. to SELL to
the highest bidder for cash. the Tract of Iand in the
SAID decree mentioned, being 1894 acres, situated
lying and being on Horseleys Creek, in the county
OF Amherst, and ad dining the Lands of William
fryors estate and of Abram Carter and others, and
Is a part of larger tract formerly belonging to the
estate OF John Crawford, dec, The said tract of
Land will be sold, however subject to the contingent
right OF dover in favor of Mrs. Peggy Eubapk.
the wit. OF the said Richard that is She will be
do"able thereout If she survives her SAID hus-
band deed will be made to the pure haser on the
day of sale. JOSEPH X IRVING Cam
MAY % ,ds
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SsDDxE .Lv.D HARNESS.
MANuTAcTokX.

yU,IIE subscribers return their thanks 'hc p"p,
pepe,av for the liberal encouragement "''h
which they have been avored, since they commence
the Saddipg Business in this place, and nope sun
to share portion of the public patronage. hes
now have ON hand good assortment ana VIII Gu
deavor constantly to Keep full supply of every ar'
Gle in their line, and made of the best materials
Their assortment consists of the following articles
t;eu,lemen's aud Ladies' Saddles Brides, MAR
,,upales Saddle Bags Valices Twig WHIPS !;
Leather Trunks Coach aud Gig Harness Carryaii'
Wagon. Cart and Dray Harness Whips; ooha,s
Trace Chains; Halter Chaius Curry e mbs Pm
die Bits Strrup Irons all of which an be had ON
accommodating terms, their old stand, few doors
above Messrs. Williams & Nictor's aud next door
TO MIR. John T. Hunts.
- SIMPSON 4 LYMAN.
~ Boards much improved Patent Spring Sad
dies with Spring Girths. Having purchased tue
patent they will keep good supply OF the above ar
tcle.
~ Two Barouches aud gentle Horses for hire
with or without the dryer also good hidns Horse
IN, hire SIMPSON & LYMAN.
MAY 30 Us
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ARMY ORDER
HEAD QUARTERS,
San JacintO. Nav ,5th. 1876.

San Jacinto, May 9Th, 1886. !
Comrades i-Circumstances connected with
the battle OF the 2lst, render separation for the
present unavoidable. | need not express TO you
the many painful sensations which that necessity
inhictS upon me. l am solaccd, however, by tho
hope, that will be united in the great cause
Of Liberty. Brigader General Rusk is appointed
10 command the army for the present. | confide
conduct in the battle OF san Jacinto was sufficient
to ensure your confidence and regard.
The enemy, though rctreatine, are still with
IN the limits of Tcxas-their situation being known
10 you, you cannot be taken AT surprise. Disci-
pine and subordinaiion will render you invinci-
oie-your valor and heroism have proved you un-
rvalIed.-Let not contempt for the enemy throw
you OIL your guard. Vigilance is the first duty of
a soldier, and Glory the proudest reward Of his
tolls.
You have patiently endured privations, hard
ships and difficulties unappalled, you have en-
countercd odds of two 10 of the enemy apains,
you, and borne yourselves in the onset and conflict
OF batth IN manner unknown in the annals OF
modern warfare. While an enemy to your indie.
pendence remains in Texas the work is not COM
plete; but when Liberty is firmly csta blished BY your
patience and your valor, it will DO fame enough
cinto."
In taking leave of my brave comrades in arms.
cannon suppress the expression of that pride which
l 80 Justly feel in having had the honor to com.
mano them. IN person, nor will withhold the tri-
oo'e o' my warmest admiration and gratitude for the
00"P'nes' with which MY order, were executed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
NOTICE..

LN7HEREAS John llorsley, 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 to him in those counties
and elsewhere and as many ofthem are unliqnidat-
ed and as could not well settle them ourselves,
or attend might be necessary to make collections
we have thought it advisable to employ the said
Horsey an agent to attendto these things Tins
notice is therefore apprize all concerned, that the
said iiorsley has full authority our agent to act
in these matters 4; and in addition, as we cannot
personally superintend the Mill and Plantation, the
said Horsley is horised do so, but to be at al
times under our control.
FREDERICK NJ. CABELL,
ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Aprll % WITS
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NOTICE..

PURSUANT to the provisions of decree of the
circuit superior court of law and chancery for
me county OF Nelson, pronounced on the Sd of Nav
1886, IN certain cause therein depending. in which
Messrs ~ 4 IL. Weed & Co. are the plaintiffs and
Franklin lhwing X Obadiah J. REYNOLDS late mer
chants and partners unde, the STYLE of Thw ING &.
Reynolds and others are the defendants the under
signed appointed Commissioner by the said de-
cree Tor inc purpose, will proceed, the 25h June
next IN the town of New Glasgow, county of Am.
herst to sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
Store House aud Lot situated in the said town. the
properly OF the said Thwing 4 REYNOLDS.
store House is large Lot and the stand for store
good one '''''
THOMAS N. EUBANK, SheriFof
:, ~ 1mherts and Commissioner
Nav % 90
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Nav %
NlkTtE of decree of the circuit superio

WIN T. OF decree of the circuit superior
court OF la" and chancery, for the town Of
o1,: pronounced the 2Sth day of January,
ieoo' III 'he sun, DAVID lliggnbotham Daniel Uic
gnbotham and Thomas Higginbotham. I,,e Ma,
chants and partners, trading under The style and firm
OF - ID. Higsnbotham & Co plifs acalns, W.
att att duncan and Mary his wife, William Dunc,n
rn"oe cameron widow of John Cameron. dec. Re-,
Se rT1dreh William Sledd and Abigail his wife.
ae's' he undersigned, who is hereby appoipted !,
Commissioner for the purpose, will sell RI ,he h;ni
est bidder on the 18th day ofJune next on the nre,n
'ses' III Amherst county Pedlar Mills the tr,c,
oil Land: IN the proceeding mentioned. con,aninc nn'
wards OF two hundred acres on a credit Of twslis
nouns pond and good security will be required,
anu the TILE retained as further secur;tv f'''
THOMAS n. EUBANK.
NJ - Sheriff Of Amherst County, Commis,ioner
-! I'm
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dependence of Texas the other, f,r lis inoorpo-
r,t,on " it'll the United States. Amonte - said
u have originally expressed preference Tor The
brmcr--believiog tina, Mexico would probabl, be
safer with the new Republic between her and the u.
States but his opinion had been shaken by the state
nen, not less manifest tlap just, that the L. STATES
not ambitious OF conquest, ana would rest quiet
md coptcu,ed with her boundaries on the Rio del
<orte-whereas, the new Republic, guided as she
night be b, ardent and enterprzlng spirits, un-
checked rs she would be by the voice oil the Pco-
Die of the L. States, might attempt to stretch her
mli to the West, and would not perhaps be con-
enlcd until she had planted her standard upon the
:api,al Of Montezuma. 1t was also said, that a
Commissioner was about 10 proceed 10 Washing
ton TO claim the inlerposl,ion OF the u. States as
a sort of umpire in the controversy, and to pave
the way, If not to negotiate for AN immediate in
corporation of Texas with the L. States.
lEnquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
Extract Of Il letter, dated
"SAS JAcINro. Aprll 20. 1886

SAN JACINro, April %, 1880
This letter has lain two or three days, and the
gentleman who bears il is just about 10 start. Since
the date of the letter General Houston sent out
$50 mounted men after the enemy. They have
ovcltaken their rear guard, and taken 9 pieces of
artillery and 200 prisoners without fire. The
victor, of the 2l. terrified them that the We
ry looks Of an American are enough to ensure VIC
tory"
letter from Texas, published in the Natchcz
Courier of Il 10Th inst states, that Gen. Ball, for
merly of the u. States has surrendered his com
mand Of 1900 Mcxicans to General Houston, as
prisoners OF war, by order of Santa Ana.
LouisriNc 1dr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
James River and Kanawha COMPANY.
SIXTH INSTALMENT.
J,rlle 9

4 T meeting OF the President and Directors Of
the James River and Kanawha COMPANY held
IN the city of Richmond, on Tuesday, the .ith day
Of May 1896
Resotred, That the stockholders of the James Ri
yer and kanawha Company, other than the State,
be, and they are hereby required, to pay into tho
Eank of Virginia, one Of its Branches, FIVE
DOLLARS per share, on each sha.e of stock held
oy them IN the said Company, or bcioie hc 25h
day of July next.
BY order ofthe President and Directors
w. b. CIlITTENDEN SECRETARY.
(including the abovc) are as follows:
lst instament 81 per share paid at the time of sub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
April %

fUNllE Trustees above named, are invested with
l. authority to sell, az private or public SALE the
tract of Land whereon live, upon James River, in
Amherst, Nels, and Buckingham counties hav
ing fine beds OF Lime Stone both sides OF the ri
Yer, and containing 1900 acres, by old surveys,
upwards of | so acres of which first quality low
grounds.-Ihe Improvements are large Stone
Flour Manufacturing Mill, Store House. and
Improvements OF every kind very good | will. with
pleasure, show all the property named in the trust
to any person wishing to purchase.
JOHN HORSLEY.
April % WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

SILK RtEL.-The grand dcsidcratum for the
farmer and for General USED perfect six reel
constructed upon so simple plan, that every bo-
dy will wonder why it has not always been in use,
has been attained. These reels may he had at Sc
piece, and it is believed they will ensure the
home supply OF silk-that they will be to the silk
manufacture what the power loom was to the cot
ton, and ensure ITS triumph. The difficulty here
'oi"re has been that the reel has been complica-
ted and costly, that farmers, &c. have not been
able to reel the cocoons on their farm and by
remaining on hand, or if carried away, they have
been damaged, and their value thereby diminish
cd, II not destroyed. The simplicity and ccono
my OF this machine, will enable almost every fami
" in the country to avail themselves of its advan
tages. Orders for their manufacture received at
lS7 Broadway. ". York Com. 1dr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

Y trginias to vit-.-At rules held in the Cl.r,.,
Office OF Nelson county court, on the I'd aa,
Of May, 1886:
George 5. Mays Pin
AGAINST
Susan Mays, Administrative Of Jesse NAYS. doc
Moses !. Mays Daniel Mays, Benjamin Johns.
and Marlah his wife, Wilson b. MAYS, james
Mays ana "ihiaIh mays Deis
In CmANCERY.
The defendant, Moses |. Mays. not beine an =
habltant of this commonwealth and without TIM -
risdiction of this Court motion of the ulain;,r
by counsel, it is ordered, that the said detendan, -
appear here, before the fourth MONDAY in I,l
next, and the bill of the plaintiff and ,ba,
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Iynl
burg Vrginian, newspaper printed in the town nr
Lynchbprg, for two months successfully, and ann.
Their copy thereof be posted at the front door of tho
Court House OF this county, on some court day.
ACopy-Teste.
SP GARLAND. CIR.
May IL w2m
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RICHMOND. June 10.

We have seen a letter from a gentleman who
d'ned on board tho Independence, mot Inrnoibie
as was stated in last,) with Santa Ana and AL
monte. lie states that many of the Texans were
furious for the execution Of the Mexican prisoners
but the Executive Government were opposed to
It, Two different opinions prevailed among the
constituted authorities in Tsxas-one for the In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

CANAL CONTRACTORS will be furnished on
~ the most reasonable terms, with Ames' Super
or o, ohovels and Spades long handle Sho,es Crow
Bars Picks; Axes, Smiths Tools Navlor & Cos
Cast Steel of all sizes Nail Rods Drill Iron and
other Iron, of almost every description-and ever,
other article in the Hardware line They are particn
lary invited to give us a call
II. .RICHARDS& co.
Anvil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
NEW HYMN ROOkS

Vie virginia Selection of Psalms. HYMN. and
eplftua, Songs from the most approved au'
nofs' adapted to public worship and social meet,ncs
selected and arranged by Andrew Broaddns. r.
celved and for sale by "e'
Nav = " ~ i'C.ab'
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30 Feet of Ground on Main Street.

U>ilE subscribers authorized to sell that vain
= able piece of ground, Main street. contain
Ing 80 feet front, in the occupancy of S II. Da
WIS, Esq. aud opposite to Mr.. John NJ. Warwicks
new buildnss.-Tems liberal
PAYNE & TURNER, Auctrs.
June . r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
From the PhHaaeiphia Commercial list

From the PhH0deip hia Commercial list.
WooI.-ln many sections Of our State. Apri
cn'tnrsts are turning their serious attention to the
growing of wool, with "A certain prospect of fair
remuneration for their cntorprzc Ii has been
proved by experience thar in this country 6ocks of
sheep can be doubled in a shur. period of time
and no doubt remains that eventu llv more wooI
viii be produced than will suffice for our own con-
sumption. In 1881 the number of sheen in III.
Z. S.was estimated at 20 millions. Since mat NO.
Rod the increase has been rapid, and the mum a,
present may with safety be set down at ,l,rtv
mtHlonS, producing, at fair calculation, oar t0n-
area and eighty millions of pounds of washed
wool. The price of wool has ranged. and is a,
present high, So that estimating the new clip at an
average As cents per 10. the total value will a.
mount to Si3,200,000. In 1880, the number of
sheepraiscd in Great Britain was 50 millions pro
duoing loo millions Of lbs of wool In France in
1879, there were 81 millions OF sheep, which pro-
duced up"ard Of 100 millions of lbs of washed
wool. In Prussia, IN 1925 the number of sheep
amounted TO zoe, 200, of which upwards of
l,fo4,Oo0 were mernos The number of sheen in
the state of New York, at present, is computed al
full five millions in Pennsylvania three and half
millions, and in Vermont, one million one hundred
and fifty thousand
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POLITICAL.


There arc springs upon tne no"'''''
Tha, swell the valley stream
In the desert too fountain
Nill flash in twilight's CLEAN
But affections dew is clearer,
The gem of love far dearer.
When nlemory's ray Is shining,
Round sorrows cup entwining.
And the dewy night is weeping
Its pearly teais on thee,
And starry lights are keeping
Their vieils DER the sea;
Sweet the spell around me wrcathing,
Like softest music breathing
Thus memory hath its madness -
There's rapture cen in sadness.
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POstpOllcRslcila.

The above sale is postponed until the Odd OF
July next, at which tine il will take place on the
premises. LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trust.
1nna Il
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May IL

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks oef..
Y of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for Bedford county, the 9th day of june
1896
James Woodford Pitt
against
Shepherd Woodiord and John Martin, esecnto,.
of Thomas Woodlord, deceased William Woodfo,d
Jacob Woodford, Henry Woodford, Reason l.. Mav
hew and Polly his wife, formerly Polly WoodtorJ
John Dixon and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Wood
ford, William Rees and Caharlne his wife, forme,l,
Catharine Woodlord, Owen Crumpacker and Han
nah mis- wife, late Hannah Woodford, Samuel Sto.
ncr, Sally Greasy Grace Dobyns and Elizabeth Mar
tin, Defts.
In CHANCEIY.
( The defendants Reason l.. Mayhem and Poll, b;s
wife, John Dixon and Jane his wife, William Re.s
and Catharine his wife, and Owen Crunpacker and
Hannah his wife, not having entered their appear
All and given security according to the act of As
sembly and the rules OF this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth; it is ordered, that they do
appear here the first day of the next term aud an
the plaintiffs bi |, that this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in the town of Lynch.
burg tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county, on som,
court day
a Copy-Testc
JOS. WILSON, Crk.
J1rne y WIN
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ToTAI--killed 3 wounded Is
Second Regiment Ttuns Volunteers
Company u. 2nd Lieutenant Lamb, Killed. 2ls,.
CIV. Robinson, private, severely wound.
WIN. Winters, private, " ="
LIST scrg't Albert Gallaiin, private, slight
" wounded, 2lst.
Company f. Washington ewis,prvate, severely
wounded, Dist.
q. Rector, slightly "
Company F. Alphonso, " j"
X. ly Lieut. }. e. Hale, " killed, +"
J. Capt. Smith, private, wounded slight,
", 2lN.
LIST Sergt. Thos. p. Fowl, private, wound
ed severely.
E" -Trask, private wounded severely 10Th
TOTAL killed 3; severely wounded 5; slightly 3;
total IL.
DR.. VIM. Moscly wounded severely, died since.
Lieut. Col. J. c. Neil, of the artillery, wounded
severely on Tho ooh.
VIM. A. Park, of the artillery, wounded slight
" on the 2l>t.
De,ereaux J. Woodn' of the cavalry, wounded
on the 20th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16

Return Of killed and wounded in the actions of
the 2Oih and 2ls, April, 1896.
Major Gen. Houston, wounded severely.
First Regiment Tetns Volunteers.
COMPANY A. George Waters, private, slightly
wounded 2lst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
NORTH AMERICAN
SFllilNS-9ccX /.

WirH sprO.rectivs .erie. OF Easy Reading te..oe,.
w BY Lew LKasARp, suihor OF the Literal,
and Scientific Class Boob, aud sequel TO Easy Lesson,
Egg nth edition.
The 6rst edition Of this work published 10 oc,o.
Der 1895, that time sight editions hs We been issued
The following sre few OF the many recommend tons
which have been received by the publisher;
From Jams T.. Dubious, w. ID. New tirectl T.. l.
have looked over Mr. LEONARD. "North American
Spelling Book" and well pleased with IL. general
pcsrnnce II superior IN come respects 10 any similar
work with which am acquainted aud think might nd-
vsntsgeousy .upercedc mos, Of The Spelling Books now
used ia schools.
fron he Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
Norm American SPELLING NOOK webelieve We
heve once before called attention 10 this vausbl.
lnon, published by Mr. George Tildcn. Keene. N. u
and for sale, we presume, ut the Book Stores generally
will bear second notice, for consider the
mont Of the lessons, and e plan Of the work zhou
Us "iGr bly, designed 10 facilitate the progress OF the
young learner, PAT tcuisy IA the ly- o of'hosraI y,
which the author, MIR L. w. Leonard. iavoraby knowd
by hs previous Rbors IN the 81 education states
uniformed "a Wcrrcstors Dictionary. 1his Spelling
Book should be carefully mined. We Hre satisfied
TIA" is meri' such 10 render worthy the atteu
ton # Instructors.
For sale at the Rutland Book Store by
W FAY.
Sch ol committees and Teachers are respectfully
invited 10 call aud examine the work. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
RUSSELL'S
fttb Ofnfmrnt.

any now IN use for that and oaihsome
disease the ITCH This ointment certain in its ope-
ration that no person troubled with th above disorder
ought 10 be without IT. II is remedy for cutaneous
scoroutc affections Of the head any other
breaking out which arises from sharp humors in the blood
Price rs cents box.
reshsuppy just received and for sale by LUTHER
DANIELS JAMES BARRETT, J1 JAMES PoRTEn, BuRr
MASON hu,land--FRANcIs SLAsoN, West Rutland
I.angdon, Mouon & Co, Castleton-A. b. Rl;ss Noyce
Ransom, East Poultney-Stanley, Leffngwell & Co,
west poultney Sabin, Button & Co., Samuel Towns.
end Wallnsiord Noah w. Sawyer, Tinmouth Isaac
" Daniels, >. X N } Smith. Dandy; Houghon Briggs,
T.. Strong Son, Pawlet: Rowley & Butler, Graves G.
fasdick Granville; s,andish Baker. Foot e. Bates,
N1rih Granville; ID. S. Wright Co, Andrew Anderson
Whi'ehail-and III most ofhe stores throu shout The L.
0ih'es' 40:eowly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
Montgomery.

MVliEREAS application has been made 10 me- the
w subscriber, by moe than sixteenth part of
the proprieor Of the town Of Montgomery in the coun
" OF Franklin and State of Vermont, to warn meeting
Of sad proPretors-these therefore TO said pro-
Roass % .s'a tsEa ia ~ on s I
Tuesday Of February next al 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon
then, and theie to a" on the following business list, TO
choose moderator govern said meeting TO choose
PROJECTORS clerk-h, 10 whether the proprieors
VIII agree TO divide the undivided lands of said town.
among said p' opreiors and if So choose commit &c
for the purpose osnryeyng and alotng said lsnd--4tb
to see whether said poprietors will vote TO settlers the
land on which they have settled in lieu of their draughts
9Th TO see whether the said propretors will raise and
vote tax said land r the purpose of IVA wing the ex
pense OF surveying and dividing said land among SAID
proprietors6h TO choose collector for said prophet
or collect such taxes es said propreors may vote 10
RAISE and TO do any other business that may be thought
proper when met
DAVID READ, Justice Peace
ST. Albans, Nov. TO- 1896. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

ouoe b.std 1t related that tnsn in the hsbh
Of suins to his neighbour corn. one day took with
h'm Lis soa boy Of eighl years Of age. The
faiher tod him 10 stand still " bile he looted n NV
body was ncsr to see tho'a. Alter sisnd,ng an the
fence. peeping through sIl tie corn rows. bc nc.
turned TO isse The bag from The child end began
bic gail'y so't. Father sid he boy, YOU tor
Got 10 look somc = here else The man drnppcd
the tsg "a right ard stId--'wliicb wsv child 2
sapposius he had seen some me. 'ycu forget Ia
l,'k up t. he sky 10 see II God was noticing YOU.
The father felt this reproof 80 strong, that he
left the corn snd returned heuS, end mover sin
,cniurcd to steal remembering he truth the child
hsd taught him. Tie eye Of God always beholds
us. Thou, God. seest me. Think Of THE when
temfied 10 steal. and take hist YOU have 30 ,ight
To. Look upsatds. God s IN he sky aud in he
clouds, sni IN the sun snd OF nigh, lie is 10 the
darkness. and sees you.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
STATIcNAyiY

large assortment of ST.4TyON4UI. ...-..
part Of the following articles -
Best quality of Russia QUILL ShusK S,..
Pencils. Sand and Sand Boxes g.. U',.. I\l..,..
lnk-s'ands, Perforated CARDS raa .l,f. NJ.
iting Cards and Card Cases, ess'iro va, ..t
Seals. with and without moitos; S,Iee- pFNrI b.
and Pencil Leads Rogers hes, KIM rs S,.,r
PENS, Hair Brushes, Tooth S-u.rss N,,,...
Paint Boxes and Brushes TIM ma ..i .
Waters, Wallets. Percussion Car S.rS.
All of which will DO sold low for .i. .,Ii ,.I
country produce.
Rutland, Oct TO- 1886 p