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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27
E.E.S ID FOFs .%,sgE.
HE subscribers oil, Tor sale
'EEkts"E' Or LAND.

sfSyga}ss 'GKtCE' or LAND,
ssRysesA lying in the count, Of Amhrs,. ON the
-~Gk--. road leading from NV Glasgow to the,
Bnitaloe Splngs--siN miles tom New Glasgow
hlne nlles from le Bniltee Springs aud five in,le,
from the Count house. aud known h, the name of
Tudor llall.-lt contains 1890 tcrcs, about 60
acres of winch Is BOTTOM LAND OF ine aualit,,
aud most ol which Is now III eultsallnn.-Ihclr Is a
bout 5oo acres 81 ett.>Rrr IANp, which is ~ a va
pad state ot nnPtnrcmrnt,-hal portion oi,t which IL
not n cultivation being well taken with clo,cr-Tbc
Woop lam /, incl, tmhried-l,ng convenient
10 every part al thu plantation, and lage portion ot
it Is first rare TOBACCO LAND.-lt IS finely wa
tened, ahonndmg IN good Springs, ana a large Creek
passes through H. ou winch there good site tor i
81" and tiist MIL with plentiful supply of waite, al,
all seasons otllr year. There is argc aud cnicnt
DWELLING HOUSE, 49,, containing seven
Rooms, an Office contain Nt,, mg two Rooms,
Kitchen Ice llonsr aud -Ll..A olhc, buildings ne.
cesar, Ion the comfort OF iaml, -tcrc ~. Also
ell ol hhe Water IN the yard. and there II, also, a
largr and convenient Born, p,ize House an Over
Sc"ts House, Negro Cabins. &c.
They purchaser can he supplied with what stock
and gram lac may want
They have, also, .s.v'DTfSHtEe TSs.E(7,
lying ahonl Two miles from l'udm Hall, adjoining
the land oil I. Rutherford ESP. and others contain
ing Ms .Esrcs, aud At prcscn, occupied by Nh. ia.
cob lNtee.-Dn this tract there Is good ilewed Log
Dwelling House, and Other necessary out houses
About 500 aetes oi ihls tract isetmed.
These Lands II be offered oi sale privately un-
til iha@lag ate 5Hot N,ptemtc, ueri,-whcn II not
sold, (aGd snd due notice will be eivcn) they viii
be Offered at Pubic AuCtiou.--Ihe Land will be
shcwn, and tie terms made l>no"nb either al the sub
scribcrs--thc first ol whom lives Al Tudor Hall and
the latter Al New Glasgow.--1hc sale will taic place
At Tudor Hall. RlCIl'D :. III B\Nk,
WM II. GARLAND
lat,
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ro ROAD CONTRACTORS.

ROPOSAt.s vii be received By the Board Of
II Directors OF the iynohbutg aud Campbell
Count llutsr n tesPgHALi GssMpAeA, 1T The
ntiee "i the President, in the town Of Lshelbfg
the 26th ia, OF the present month"; (Jnis) lnr lua-
King and constructing Turnpike Road lroIn i.sn,h.
hnrs 20 tampbrli Count louse The report by tho
Engineer on the survey o tie rond will be ready for
examination on the 2ilh alter which tine land rre-
'ons To- the day 81 receiving woposals,) the location
VI" be shoWnto person. wishing 20 contract.
NJ. v. DAVENPORT, rfesideni.
= The Lexington tazelie, tN a.,) Viii leasep pub
Ish the above, INSIDE tpfn, until thc 29lh lnly. anI
forward The account To t. Office of the eompans for
paymcnt NJ ". y.
duly 20. ift9s Jul.
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80 DOLLARS ksg3Vy ABsH,,

M l. vii give the above reward OF thirty dollars
w Iol the apprehension Of three Slyes. named
Randall. Mike and Edmund, belonging Ia
Nj Henry Brown OF bedford, or ten dollars fnr each
anr. They are all lurking ~ the neighbnfhood III
M llloNus pllnfiiion. bpLAN y TONLES.
July - II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

- Some Of the Boston Banks have begun to Is
sue bills for Is, 80 and 10 cen,-wil'eh Is Ger
ta!nly a '.bcitcr currency than individual oblIGa-
tons though not quite 50 good as the hafd-mon'!
which has brch expelled from circulation BY the "eN
elusive metallic currency hulnbugccr,.
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a.. casga r10Es gsEsEiaT. 20

fHNhsE Subscriber viii 1T all times ply the high
u 81 luui.t p,lee IN CASH., Tor GOOD NEst-
GsaAN'EA gsf.E Ss5kEA'T, delivered Al the
Amhrttr t"tmcrly Cs.sEs7$ .'4fAass,) sltaat-
cd about 10 uiles below LNnehnur,, on ...si.scs
sStr0r. SAN. W. CROW,
jnl\ 10 tim II
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.Ns;rs' EsG91M y.
ESTE are now rcecisne tire .iAc@t collection
w Of ENNMS over oIlcLed IN Lynchbnlg, " :;

M are now rcccitna tire finest collection
w Of HDOHS ever olieredm Lynchbufe, w
The Romance of Natur", OF the Flower Stasohs, IL
Illustrated b, the most beautiful cugTyhgs; PORTRAITS
of the Principal Fcmale Characters IN TIE Na'eis
Novels with appropriate references; SYRIA the HOY
Land, ASA Minor, &c &c. illustrated by spleh-
did cnnrayings Gage Amiue. the Northern Tout
rlst embellishcdhy - views OF Lake ana Mountain
Scenery Landscape and Historical illustrations o'
Scotland and the Wsefly NorclS; Finders ! alb
Ieau, a series of Thirteen Scenes OF National 'ha-
racter Beauty and Costume, superb eh2iminss
Gems OF Beauty, displayed in series OF twelve nigh
" finished cnyravlngs, &c.; Gallery oi traces
Heath's Gallery of Brush engravlngs hharps t
male Biography; Life III London; Lite IN fatIs :
Walkers Manly Exercise; Cowpcfs Works Mil
ton's Works Narmion, by W alter scott Gray
Poems Tale, from Shakespeare The couasefs o
Glcnburnic Bacon's Essays; splendid copies OF all
the Poets; SCOTS Lay; complete setts OF the W n
ye,ly and other Novels Snarly- vow, or the Dog
Fiend. bv Marryatt; Common Prayer Books, OF al
qualities; Burlon's Anatomy OF Melancholy IN
pea, or Affections Gift BLANK BOOKS, of al
kinds Childrcn's Toy Books; beautiful gilt PC
| turc Frames Fire Screens: Engrayings, &c &c.
MARTIN & LATHAM
sSlay IL Is"
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Beck AZ Dob EsripssnS.
NEW PRINTING; OlNG'gdE

NEW PRINTING OFFICE
EsAIiE n e!sir,assfsit hans ,ecentl, e,lohlishtln
> nook and Joh imiaa oot. - II hpoud aud haeins
met with eonsnoWl' encouragement have been induced
extend then office, AID have ueeetdng mad large additions
to h',l beole nrat as.or,nl 81 Plum Nounrd and
menal son TNsE together "hfr,,r font. Of 5amll,f
Letter, lom the Norh,m Boundaries Th. Printing Mat n.
el' are all ne", nj the eHl sls, nnd hl quality, aud
bruce aso man, new aud hnahtl as0tsDtHa, oi cnir. ~
NV deHgn, They h'eufa be- mum tho People ri At-
Ema and OF tlo south ~ general n with proper encaate
ngemtnt, they will rumpr' shi, with 'u Noetn
brethren n the fruns line. II 1a long hrcu 81
p's, that eecwen reading IN tn south, houll eniaes
overlook the merits o il "afbnon, aud coa tho p.
iomne Ion the pnTo'e Of lasna printing done While nj the
time the Printers ct elnon nnloti = outhrrn eito4,
could md would have rAeeal i tn sann work "oll po
ns reasonable terms could hae h,en done the Aah.
There N thu ,lN several landaamc PRINTING E.tah,.
sincnta, epd rrncu, ta.leh4 of III Souh noed
cross ,lo'on aud py"na In tn n'e nrsnu and chap pm
ting DOM. ratronilc The Printers al Etluuud. and In,
y" do ns hand 'oinr "o'h ean b fohs rlcNhr III @ nj
noes pgsuNrxN.=Ne hn,e ~, rral ,,.,, and bonn
it'll fonts Of ctcr, ord rtd rsles=b lr Book Norhp0i
rnns mod nat, AID Ne ader oipses to give aui4ar.
ton ~ Thu line '"nt accuracy viii AT all ,ambt
~ oal "oh We Tohetlhe patronage ol N"ann and tllr
rAuprsLtF woH6..-ln In department ii our b,.
ness do not tear giving saisiarlon Ia all who pat
Nc hp,r sc''ra ionl otneN turr we'll rulel or
Pamphlet Npik--nud with fnnl pnps aud now tyrc
nj pelsng onr i'm apl Ia puhl.-pur ts1}na
moderate those al anf ftllar e.mb hm'ut tn
civ. W. fnIct q portion al pHbnnaai ~ tltthu
JOu PRsNTrNG.-o1 a.zurnen al ri,p orru,l.
tai eondenaedou mud fancy Joh lhra ), indeed ra and
but patronage m tbs Il, pdim III uis hru hnh
anticipated which m9 nnse The - proud "l Tia fl'e IA
plenee The Hucih HAVING the lufrt pres. lnfi-
MA eommoud "o a. end lsi 10 e>ocur POSTING I'LL
FANCY rWgsTpNsi. IN #e5Baem co,,,s, sa,4 az
f,oi Red BDf TIL, itmrh NJ hu htt h,rulurr been
pnra nrg,l I'D III TN rib III. <penso and trouble nj.
iofd u.s., unlrfa The patronage br utrN iii pat
roGarc inherent we plolse onfse,oa 10 ,,ocre Coldnd
PRINTING N IL ucnt md handsome t1le
CARDS. .nn. md Dunn I arj' printed 10 e,dtt
III The ncnlrs lc We sttatmel fuu' that We Inv
tn handsumc 81 Snn Hp icti,l suitable taf
i- defeption Of " ON, in lli- eifs " hive aoon hanl
nm rNun-Tc aa.oruncnni plhin lnN md porcelain tatds.
a y 4 -.
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REVIEW
VI fsfE i.g'tHEf IL. .y.TRhS. =
corrected u, EROlcoIns,e ~ Otc,
90 fi>NFDN HERGH1N WIS.

We have tot inspected mitch Tobacco this
wrrh As the W. last In noticing capt. Henry
y Mtkn,'s Z hhd.. at tobacco. The Las, week,
We "nsht Ia h"e stated that VI. /. At so -.
ana w, :, II 81 p, bought by Jesse Hare
'S' were oion"ho, cured in the sun; no. .
q" %' -. the same Kind oil tobaceo. was cured
with ife. We sold thus week hhds of Mr. John
'lughfss crop, uhouoto, At Sl0. aud / hhls. ct Nh
" 'ham She"ets crop, pronaho. W /. at II -,
Ne. , At H. No b At $40 -, aud M. /, at -.
Average sln 6e@ The three first hhds. Dough, b,
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NEW FURNITURE
NJ - acg IN.

This Normim., ~, Az O'Clock,
I WILL soH, ~ lonf oi my Auouun Room
valuable lot OF New Furniture, can.istlnr
:" MohoEmN Side l}oau
do Mud Robe,
do Suia,
bureaus, ffeneh Rr,stradS
Tables, tha,, Nashstauds, Clocks.
Ne. Ne.
Also.
10 boxes Easn..
. hWs Almonds,
II boxes soap
= cases lul and silk Hats,
90 , New Shut t,uns,
Maps of the l'nael States Re. &c
Viii be added TO the above, onr or two good Sad.
die and Harness Horses,
CHARLES PHELPS.
Jul, - II
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eiasg,.AE Rss hsG.AES ss.

= A. a. 4. Il - a. % = 4
Az COST.
raNliL subscriber having determined To close hs
business. he will sc his entire stock Of
E,ssa' GOOFss .g.!'fo 'ssOsk.sEs.
s'GsSE.
III, Stock is fresh nnd desirable. aud consists oil Il"
ereat ,aicy Is any in Lyach5urs. Among thel"
Black, blue and fancy eoored cioihs'
do do do do 'assmeres,
Summer Wear for Geutemcn, otevefy description.
Cotlon Cloths aud osnaburgs,
Brown Lncus aud Burlaps,
100 boXcs Artificial tuts,
= cases handsome Bonnets,
French Worked Capes and Collars
ramboged do do
An elegant assortment oil Silks,
Painted Lawns,
French Cambrics,
PAINTED Muslin,
large assortment of Cnghams and Calieos,
Plain Muslin,
Swiss do
Artificial flowers.
LESS THAN COST,
roget. - with almost every articie That Is cane"
form the :, -sy GOODS ssNE.
Counr, ,erchauts will find it to their advantage
''''' 10 '''' '''e'''''s T. F.BoWEN.
MAY 30 -
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To Ce.e,.,acheys ard others

,afilE subscriber, intending to discontinue his
a rfcs9nt business, wishes 10 sell the nnexpircd
tnc of his lease. together with al his fixtures.
stock Of well seasoned timber, &c upon the prenn-
ses no" occupied f'y him asa Eo;se.a Esenasifa-
~ ana Nnnssfsctory. The lot Is large aud
possesses many conveniences and u any orc ds,,o-
tedio engage ~ such business, this is certainly
the most inviting losation mall upper rgnia. The
cstabrhmcut his avery liberal share Of cfalina pat
fehas", aud ards Of 80 Carriages have been
Disposed OF lcie IN the last l2 months. ANY cont
Wgnca,ion addressed 10 the subscriber nosf paid
vii be- puuciull5 attended to.
SAMCEL A1RES.
July ~ II !.
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lust RECEIVED, \ CASE OF Ensiisf,
- straw comets, A very beautiful ana sape-
rior article, which viii sell low.
ROBINSON * ELLIOTT.
JuN 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

of ambtiouS lrriurs 'rbis =. ,I,, H.,
ratiiot-thc man who cares more for his country
taan Tor himself
'''i> u 'Ai'iiot ).
oNALl. 'ttANd'..-At amectmg Of the Cit
zenS OF Richmond, the laih inst. to receive the
renort of a c,1iiiitfrr .,r.ai,,t., ar , ,,,;,s 80,
49,, >, ;. ,,
ny pa" 'o"'" "' o'N''ea
'of procuring without da,ct violation ot law, a
substitute, IN sums OF less than five dollars iol spe-
cic," it was recommended that printed checks far
SIMS les. ,L,,, :, h i., I ;I.;,- .
.., -, ;"
i''"'"'s u '"''' 'e'u'iiH oae ny th'm aud that,
III order to prevent any lneont cncccs, &c. the citi-
be recommended 10 give the preference IN Fan
i,o and receiving sud, rba,ls ., ,1,.. -, ,
,,.;1, I.
'''"''' 7''''' u - '''e H''''h3' /" VII john
Finders, Cosby bfaeeii u; II. WA !. !. Fly;
Ihos. Jclls, agent lur tn Richmond Cotton Faeto.
": +. r. Bentley. accent for IN, Manchester CT
-, IL W, i,. a 10
'"' " wv - - =, d. pun 20 >
L. Pmsoi4a, agent Ter TIE ShocLoc Manufacturing
Company and A3olphus Dill.
The srn>itivencss manifested. whenever the viola
tion OF the law prohibiting the is.uu. and c,rer,
ton of small notes is mentioned is truly l,rhaLl,
under the circumstances That law was raised
when Tie Fan H. pal ssceie OF, demand and when
uog--,l,o RAM. vio,t,5 ,l. I, =, ,,,.n.,,.,,.,a
s.t,,ie noy,ue,t,. and instead Of ,,p o,,,aa, of
ind, ..,,.,,, -, tI,; ....:.,, n ,,,.,l;f,, H.
i,eol,fa,n,, in consi,I,r,l,a ri r., n,c.ss,,, ri
ease. parGonpj rh,. r,,rsars,si, and o,,.
tlorily further f., .n.a,a .t,ci. ,,,,,.,...
a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

Liytrt complaints.
linpnrllic, uithc Blood,
Mclcurial discusses,
i'clllA,
IAiaa's l.Nllul St1oiull,
Indigestion, by pTs> OF
SioupchC omplllnls,
I auttis,
For sale at AsH ) oiL ?
LUX 90
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Notice..
-yyFE. F'gP s. 5s H..Ek T..

y order 10 close the interest OF the late A1r koy-
4 all in this concern am compelled, respectfully
TO ,rnuc, all those indebted to us, by bond or other
wise, 10 cone forward and pay ticlr scserd dues as
spcedl', as possible for our necessities are nper'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

a. We have not rccrjy"d ethct OF the three
last Nos. olthc Richmond Enquirer |, thus an ac-
cidcnal OF intentional omission! We merely ca
quirc Tor inlor1n1lioo
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tso II " v n, I'D :.

A GOOD GDOlA and ~ ;H7gcT, = Mouaa
" (ulrllou mcumbrace.l who can COME we'll re
commended. For whom 1ir prifa val be PAID
Enquire ii the Editors
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.V'JtEB' ED.S'RSde.y'
AmI.!e .rul tural SOC icay

g[otkTll SLOW AND FAIR, On the l8th
u aud l9tll oi Ocl"bcr. 1857.
The following premiums ale offered hl the Socl-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

MADAME LANALETrE.-lluuar ol the
prescott generation have prubahl, never heard OF the
heroic fruncss which this DISTINGUISHED Woman dis,
Played IN conjunction with three noblc h,nfcd BIZ
tlSh officers IN order To cxtricale her gallant hus.
band from a bloody DEATH when the Allied Powers
OF Europe lot the second time overran Franc. and
overthrow forever the Napoleon dynasty. l.atalcttc,
who, like ,he ,hsarous and undaunted Nry, had
rendered himself peculiarly obnoxious 10 he resto-
red Monarch by his zeal in the sc1,cc oi Napoleon,
was sentenced To be SHOT, and was only preserved
from the fate which beiclI the les, fortunate N,y,
by the herolsln and affection OF ms devoted VIE 1t
will b" seen, b, the following extract hom an in.
tcreSths article III i recent No. of the London New
Monthly Magazine, descriptive of the l.,,rl,lic Hos
pitfalls IN France, that the intellect OF Madame Lava
cttc gradually sunk, notwithstanding the success, OF
her plan, and that she is now confined IN one of
those As, nms, the victim of hopeless nalaly La
veleuc himself died some time ago. having been. at
ter many years ofcNc from his county, partloned,
and permitted TO return
" In one oithe private Mai,oue de Sanic, on the
other side ol Paris, there resides IN lllu>ious
patient, Whose beauty madness has not faded Ion he,
dScaN" Of mind Is geu,le aud cam aud took It's rise
from the excess OF ailectonatc concern. heI.htcnrd
b, terror. Tins Is Madame I.a,alrtte " ho procured
the celebrated escape of her husband from prison.
Having engaged. by hU ptruastous and enueaticS,
Sn Robcrt Wilson, Bruce, and Hutchinson To aid
Laralcttc tight Ia place OF safety, she wa permit
ted to enter ms PRISON the evening before lls tNccu-
non III, llar was already Cut Uii rs aprtplat tu
the 2uIIIonc he fed IN the dis eulSr OF vii, dress
His heroic wife "as bitterly reptoached aud threaten
ed by TIE governor OF the prison and her nervous
l.Sf .INt lttp 10, 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-27

tou'uutptulh
! uWut-,
| lcrts,
Diseases ol the Bones.
Putrid Sole-tllroafs,
i rheumatism,
Sypiiltiic * Psendo-S s-
philiuc diseases, &o.&c.
fic6s, hY
Howell DAVIES.
il Is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15

Wool is selling at about third less than it sold
for last year; and very small quantity be dis
posed of at that price. Factories stopped and
there is consequently but little demand for the ar
ticle.
Wool-growers of Vermont, make out your dam
age and chargeit to the National Administration
The day of settlement for this state with the admin
istraton occurs on the 9Th of next month. Prepare
your accounts gentlemen, and present them on that
day to Mr. sVan Buren, for adjustment. The old
Lion, now retired to the hermitage, scented your
Aocks, but the Kinderhook-F o1 is fleeing them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15
Foundry and Wac hime Shop.

FTNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhab-
n itants sof the County of Caledonia and its vi
cinity, that he is ready answer all orders for
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY.
His Foundry is under the superintendent of
Mr.. JOHN G. PADDOCK, who is experienced
workman in all the various branches of the Iron
Foundry business, such as Loan, Dry Sand, and
Common Moulding. His workmen of good
habits and well acquainted with the business.
The Furnace will be kept in constant operation
with good Stock of Iron and Coal. Scotch Iron
~ ~ be kept constantly on hand for Machinery and
''I ITji soft castings.
If M, Naehine Shop is under the superintendent
man, both III ia KAssoE,, who is first rate work
YEAR YEAR the MacbTass and Wood. Within the last
new TURNING IL Sah9P has been furnished with
which is superior to any r. t or ENGINES one of
structed for turning large - State; ~ rs con-
Sawmill Cranks, Gudgeons, Sc! MIL sPindies,
OFFENDERS, Pumps, Hubs, Boxes, &a ier oorelng
Lathe will turn the length of fourteen FEES ANS nj
ameter of three feet; He has one other LaAeS CO. O.
cutting of all kinds, such taps for ser6ts
Plates right and left hand thread, thread OF differ
ent shape, such as square, sharp conical.
Among the articles Manufactured at the works,
are TURNING LATHES of all kinds, for wood
and ron CAST IRON WHEEL HUBS for large
and small wagons, with wrought iron axletrees,
turned and fitted in the neatest order Also axletrees
with pipe boxes.
Orders for patterns, Castings, or Machinery, left
with ]. G. Paddock, at the Foundry, or by mail,
will be promptly attended to.
HUXHAM PADDOCK.
| ST Johnsbury. Aug 1897 If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15
Caledonia County Grammar
school. at Lyndon.

FHN1E fall term of this institution will commence
IN on Monday the fifth day Of September next,
under the continued superntendance of e. E.
ADAMS, A. b. The school will consist of two
departments and six general classes.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Books Used.
PRIMARY CLAss-Adams' Latin Grammar, ia
cob's Latin Reader, Leveretts Latin Tutor, Viri
Roman, Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary.
JUNIOR CLAss-Ceasars Commentaries, Fisk's
Greek Grammar and Exercises, Jacobs Greek Rea-
der commenced, Anthon's Sallust, Fulsom's Cicero
commenced, Written transalions from Latin into
English, Donnegans Greek Lexicon.
SENIOR CLAss-Cicoro completed, Cooper's Vir-
H., ,sreek Reader completed, Greek Testament,
49, n IIsihs2hy, Written TRANSACTIONS from Latin
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
OInevs Or M Male Brnn Mental Arithmetic,
History of the United States. 9graphy' Goodlloh
Composition, Reading and OrthogssoIy.
TEACHERS CLAss-Smith's Graml.ar AJ,r,s,
Arithmetic, Comstock's Natural Philos,shv and
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Criticism, sa
leys Algebra, Flints Surveying, Preston's Syst..,
Of Bookkeeping, Mason on Self knowledge,
ADVANCED CLAss-Abercrombie' Moral and In
tellectual Philosophy, Hedges Logic, Playfairs
Geometry, Sullivan Political Class Book, Paley s
Theology, Mrs LinGons Botany Comstosk s
tory, Robins Ancient History, Chalmers Political
Economy, Comstock's Geology and Mneraogy,
Bomars, Levizac's French Grammar, French First
Class Book, Phrase Book, Penelon, Charles Twelfth,
Boyers Dictionary.
There will be public examination, on the last
Thursday of each term and exhibition in the
evening of the same day, consisting of select and
original dialogues and defamation, Prize Essays,
&c.
The facilities for pursuing the natural sciences,
will be superior, they will be illustrated by the
use of a well selected and extensive apparatus.
Miss b. b. BERRY will continue in charge OF
the female dePartment-Will give lessons in
French, Drawing, Painting, &c.
Instruction In Music by Miss J. A. PADDOCK.
:, Lessons in ChirographY by HENRY STEW
EMS, Jr.
Lectures on Geology by Rev. WIN. SCALES.
TUITION-For common English branches 49,
w; for Languages and natural sciences $780, for
drawing and painting $l,00 in addition; music
SO, 90.
Board in good families from 81 80 to Sl,75 No
change of studies will be allowed, unless for the
evident advantage of the scholar. No tuition will
be received for a less term than six months, excep,
IN case of unforeseen necessity. Every means will
be used to render this institutional safe and prof
table resort for youth. Such a course will be pur.
sued as In the view of the instructors will lead hcil
pupils to love science, to investigate truth and
cherish a conviction Of thergational and accounta
BILE natures @
All necessary books may be procured at thi,
place.
1t is desirable thar students be present at the
| commencement of the term.
PHINEAS SPALDiNG, Secretary
Lyndon, August 10. 1887. 2-4w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15

THE CEops. Papers from all sections of the
country concur in representing the crops this
son as being acknowledgements than for many years
past. The wheat crops, particularly are spoken of
uncommon yield.
Agricultural gentlemen in this vicinity inform us
that their grain fields seldom, if ever, promised a
better harvest Wheat is of very large growth,
and but for the depredations Of the wheat worm,
which will nearly destroy some pieces, very full
crop would be realized. Oats and barley are fine.
The quantity of hay smaller than usual although
the favorableness of the weather for week two
last past has increased it beyond the expectations
of the farmers in the early part of the On
the whole there will be plentiful harvest and the
people will have cause for joyous thanksgiving