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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-14
ELOQrNNCE AND PIgTY.

Tie following gem Is the closing part % an al.
dress by the Rev. (professp) Ware, Jr. to tho
students OF Harvard College Oh the ,as Sunday 81
the Academicul year.:
1--WE look on Your departure, Young friends. ith
afeciona,e and anxious interest. Never again
shall We meet you IN oil these sacred services. The
ties which la'e bound rs together so long in the
daily offerings TO God and the weekly syiupalhics
Of tho sabbath, TO bc se-erod - be unit
cd again may we hCpe---or mast NC fear lin
tho perfect enjoyment Of that eternal Sabbath in
which The tolls Of earth are 10 lie cu1ed. uui the
perfected spirit Ia be tles,.
"mean'lme, for you. and Tor u.s. Tie won Ct
life goes on (; may II be our daily aud uninlerfupt
cd growth ~ knowledge ana N:tIc, I'll, Wc reach
the completeness Of our moral and spiritual being
We commend You TO your hbors aud trials. We
pray f1T your success and for your harpjuess We
charcc sou 10 be faithful to your great trusts. Do
not be satisfied with the education YOU have re-
ceI'ed, nor live in the midst Of infinite know ledge
as II you had already attained. ID not p-onpec TO
lu''sC'Nrs my "'"'~i. ~"-tIly obioe, ,c nr.;,
II any thing mortal was worthy to content ite in,
mortal. Live for usefulness and society. Soco.
ty Is crying out for the aid of perfectly develapcd
mcn, Tor the service Of minds well proportional and
well prlnciP'ed Answer lis cal. q huld its in
situations. stand fast for its Leks.. Plead for
It's laws. Arm yourselves st3u''y hfanst all IT,
ranny ofono Of many against hfs-or liberty, u
right Do sOmcthing--do all You can to be true
c"nnsellors to that sovereign power, public opinion
aud 'o save the land from being ruined by the vice
OF the ignorant, or ;he knaverv Of the kLouinr
whoever you go, carry the upright front Of the
true scholar, The ffankncss aud fairness Of The true
philosopher, the holiness and meehness IF the ho-
y apostle, the selfsacrfcing devotion o. the STINT
ed martyr. Then you shall he the terror Of the
i'I-doins, aud say for time ., least the pers Of
the people.
Last Of all, End. above all cousccralc yonr-
selves to God You are not your own YOU Lave
lao strength Of yourselves cohsocIale yourselves
to God Work for him. Ally yourselves 20 his
counsels aud bis purpose. aud secure the co. opur-
atiun o. bis N.li. IN ,bc deep life Of the shirt.
cummr"e WIKI him aud thus nouri-h yourselves
10 al goodness. In the afact,ouate imitation Of
Jesus CHRIST commend yourselves TO bis blessing,
aud 10 find strength and peace J.. tie hone aud
prospect Of ciefniy toll on, rejoicing and pcrsc
'cuug, through gond report and Ell! report. know,
ng THAI your witness IL in Heaven, your record on
/ high. And then when the day Of if. shall be
done, liz discipline ceased ito preparation ended.
then may your rjpened spirits ptss to the fnai a.
"ard Of the good lHd Giihfal; then may you End.
"He and OIL, that You have indeed ouunel are at
lrrsib perfect, lnd among The sl.rfcd immortal
IF Heaven ere Parlokers Of the prize Of the sigA
calling 10 Christ lcs1s.
I've part Iom YOU at the Allar here. Lei u.
meet "a. the Throne hereafter"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-14

-1EIe@le"f Ioo'ts. The following. aa.oag many
other 'oasts, were recently trsla a. pablo din
LEI. given at Wheeling yirg.na. TO .Messr, Cav
aud Cuucnden, uuacd States seasrors from Ken.
t4chy -
"llHNkT CRAY OJr friend tnl bcrersciar--
oar Leshs ciea,e 10 him ms works sneak f.,
hn'--"e look 10 h'm IA our exlreu.iiy-we sAsIl
ne'ef despair while he strong arm 10 raised for the
sei,suoh Of The Republic"
NICHOLAS BmDLg A rare union Of the gentle.
m'n' The scholar the statesman, aud tho PRACTICAL
man Of business"
'DANiyt WEBsTgE No sis,e can claim. no
section can appropriate hlm--hls fsme Tie tfsss.
IRE u our Common COUNTY,"
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RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
EVENING, NOVEMBER II. Isl,.


c---cpr,,p 10y. crCpt,,., -,t,,vc D.,
we ore nearly eo"iouhd'd van '"' astonishing r''u'
OF the election ~ New YORK last week i"' "@'9'
nave so gIoiIousy iriumphed over van buren'm Loco
focoisr, and IammanyisIn (nII united) that MI a''
apparently amazed We should think from the returns
thus lar that there might not be more than DOZEN al
buren pauzans ei'ctedIh The House OF RePresenA'"
out OF i2s the "ho'" number At any rateih" YIN"
800 ,'s, ,al
- - -! ''N
., .F ,,.t ,t,
',O'" Wv '''"''y 'i's1' "".
.'' ',"4'' wa. We" 90 '''-' ''-'
''''o"' ''''''y - "''''oI, ',.,'t,
M" 'O''H Li''0 '''''
"'Tlcrc never ntafncl q Waterloo dcGafrrno
Loco roco's have osarficacel in tbs s,.,c g, ic
late election. Not only have lhcy LOST the Assem-
blv. which before was nearly 3 To / M jLpu ia,or
dut it is not cerlain they viii eyen have m,i,,.
IN Joint ballot IN fact. We have not yet heard ola
sinrlo Van Blren member being Gle ted 10 ci;u.r
Iloueo although some Of tho most thorough!y dom.
ocrat'c porlous or tho state have come IN. WI
'"s be deemed uUd iaben by Mr Yam Bnrcn o. aa
eN'ueh'e oi 'Ae S'a'c OF public oriniGn IN regtnn
'ue 'f'.sI'! h""'n6 ana other leading mea'f"
=" MS administration VI" he OF last b'ice
WEI we nave zee" "'"n9 '"f 'H"h'hs pas, '~'i'
" '''''" '"n' !" Gueet' VIZ. tha' hn mas ether
Io"'I"" ."r LOW 'co - or me people "lII o9'A,
uoh "i'' 'hrre never "'s Fie"'dcnt "b" cane
| ,"'o P""'' "Hh t-'" ''i'oUs opportunities ~ rs''
''Nse" f'PD'1'' o"t DE- mas ''s' Az ny eu'mr'W-
| 30 "Pe me po'cy u '"' l"9s'HoN' p'edeces'"'
~ Is u I'm. "ls ol"Soo '"'' ue"e"'"ns OFF,
! euro" o. '"e an nufen PoI'y III 'm' s'h'n D'1"
.esS .he standard -" hIeS nave e@or''d ,n'm's'"
,i, =
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~, $3.50. e.5. go. 49,. ,.--,.,,.,
- ....,.,. ".,.l. ..... 49,.
tl
... l.. t
t....
l
''' .'- gov
...
Ffd.ta .1l "a r .eiI--
Il have .isi istoueo g. ihe r-ns'Ls mage b!
700 au4 my c'l.f eJuu' aut furc'aIhoIs t4.
been u ..pe o. see Che lia..- where o.. ia,Lti,
too. ihc l,.r u..n O., che band 1al fla4 u.t
forget o.. Ny friends ore ,..cl. e'ca..G with tuur
,rcc,ur. Isvt.e Greet r.ui take p., ,u.o.
o: us. aad m3y uc l..c brethren a4 oia avg G.a.fa
aud yout. Sc ien they h-si .su8,J Goa ti.- ta.i,.'
fa,~,.L,,t q n..-.,os, ,,..rs,.'-
"yo,ls,sI .~rl. aha. r.v ..,.e i.,.,. ....
They srs.u.et, ..s,t.a .,th.,t. I.ti,.
uun. Thy urfs matted 40 ..e .aa,.... ....... 20,
mt brother o. Saturday, ead to-day Size. a'e 5rot
10 'ins great council hs.I. They .1c wuci .ased
wUh these attentions, cud ai. nut o.ct lte,u.
Though ! ava uo, Row able to rcNa.I you CO. ta,s,
k.udacsscs hope ,ac Gi,a' Sgit vi.i rcaaid Nu4.
iot lhcm. This /, ,hc place " arrc or tite once
lived. have often lea.I ny father sud grand
father say That they once A,cd by The sea-coest
where the vhe man Gf., came. wish had
BOOK std could read IN u aIl these things have
bee" tod Ihti bat IS tie "-y yoo gri oil your
knowledge hs lar a" can understand TIE ian
gusEe OF the "Ajc people, 1t sppesrs Is me That
the Amtnccns have reached hugh stunI among
the "hHe Pe'ple-ihai very few could ovorpo"cr
them Il is the same with regard tot -ihough
say It, Where live am looked up to by 9th
err t'' They oil respect me. lam rery happy
N1i ne" great MN Ike yoa and sho"a meet aud
shake hahds f0gettrr.'
Tho rc,,ai,ioc, chief. or,lo ,i,rsco. tho, .Io,t
hands v.if, I'M, tovc,,cr ,rl ,f,r'yo,1s Tho a.
chief. who MO entitr,y hs,,nci Cro,, ,bo c..n.,r
One Of the a,ter-vo c.,,,o, H.. Indian NINA h,,
II vns the ono o.b, 49, ,hn hna,ln Shin o,I
boru.--,,id no ,,,orr.,-
al am n,,.,l ,lo,.o, ,,.l, ga. ,,,,...,i.,, ,,,,.
cb;or. h,ro hal a.,,t i,l ,ts,
no,i,el u,,s,,,,an, K.aal.,.l,. I'M I
coed 10 ms G,,Lcr ,.ra Ion,Li"f I'A, o,,ac,
haze snol,,o - ,,,, a,aau ",ii,. at;.c
MIR, boyc ,,,l "a, ,~'I1,.,,L ~ III,
80 and f.,I,1 Ear ,I,., o,l at;la.a,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-14
THE RESULT THVs ran.

The faiio"ing sro tie only counties IRON '...
we haze complete returns. The compara.'' ''.''
ias' November Nor Go,cnor) snI 90" ere '.'
lows -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
MOTTO

M llEREAS, 'Mr. Daniel Fizer holds lour bonds
" against me, rendered in Franklin county, IN
me all oil 1886, to the amount of two hundred and
ha'y dollars each, as pledge OF bargain and con
tract VITA SAID Faer, for tract of land and other
valuable considerations; and whereas the said
Zer has failed to comply with The terms of bargain
ana contract between us therefore, let all persons
take notice. that do hereby publicly lorewaru then,
separately and collectively not to trade with said
zer Tor said bonds; and that they NAV be the bet
Ter guarded, they will further take notice ,hat the
hfsl bond becomes due the first dav of April il,
io07 the second iO $50, the third in 1910, aud the
'oufth IN 1871; year Intervening between each
payment. ETuEIRksD RPOVN
bedford County, Va. Noy.Io q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

~ IL l. b- ,old. bs virtue Of deed Of trust, to
W The hiehcsi bidder. for cash, on Thursday
the 9Th day at D.ccnber, 1897. the Iionsc sud Lot
~ which tle lir Mailer Snead. deed. resided Oh
Eighth street, IN tho Town of Iyhchbure tho sale
~ take place in the street IN trout oithe property
A- trustee shall tnly convey such title Is sycstrd
III b, Inc deed oftiirs under which tho property
Is sold JAMES BENAGfl, Trustee.
NnNenIlItf Il I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
.a.EsE. Y.F.Y.A.gi1s

Y1,IIE undersigned have recently purchased the
4 Tan Yard in Amherst county. near Lynchburg,
far,narly owned by Messrs. d. Il ID. Hoffman, and
have pul the same in complete repair with the Inten-
ton olca,rying extensively the Tanning and Curry
inu business. They expect 10 keep constant supply
of all kinds of Leather, and will give the highest
prices Tor raw Hides. Their friends and the public
in general are invited to give them call when they
arc in want Of Leather. or lave Hides for sale.
FREDERICK A. FORD,
ClIAS. IL. CARTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
RE.L.gEHs

COMMITTED TO the Jail Of tins County on the
" 10Th October, as runaway, Negro Man by the
name OF -1RCIY, says he belong 10 Mrs. Cox OF this
County, and hired the present year to Benz. Bodkin
OF Rockbrdge. Archy is muIatto, 80 or 50 years
old, ieet9 or 10 inches high aud says he is a water.
mnn. JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff.
Amherst City. Nov. l6 1887. Is
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7aA'rCEEassss SAyaTyvr,

DAVID :. RowIASp, tn. General ,,.r..,, 49,, ,
mighty in'dfne t,nvcnt'd by the ianiurta toeS ~, f
h'') has sett pleasure IN ,bliHg the the ill,ng h;
which he has recent, ed, Win many Others or ;,
rofacIer-aso very interesting l is-in:c ZION,
ms Agents. esieclay III IarI. as viii he seen l.ly;
together "'i the areArd certificate lion, ~, s,;, ~
man l. h5 si"ans must tore, ii iisl n i-
SnmiHe, as being "honta parallel in the bi,t,ry If ""
''''' " hIId
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
Testimony No. l..
V7TT4I'''IF 7.
A leH,r from II. f. Stcrn,o3, h.sq, Ma. y.,k

- '''''A'''' f.HT', -Nee lork.
' ! ! . :
Dr. D. s Ro~nnd.-S About the middle of july lac,
gcr'1cn,9lIH noticed N newspaper til ri. n,,n Of
The hotehltss SanaiAe ler which p,rcled you VAR. =.
gent and winch nofs5cd TO be cresu rc,se, Tor Cow
As my wife was then fast vo,lu; avn, with this drcaJ61
disease and as onr family ply sear da and an ,lslT
eneaN9n 10 restore her 10 health without sces> ,trpprl
her mhlng uh new medicine. lie rciI d. that he wa. ,,
ectf willing Alra Sherwood should take tmt or an, 81 -
medicine she mht choose, but h thought II could d. her M
co"fI sart her, Sl, drowning lersun viii catch at
straw, und tho iariye helg recommended by three plS
r'a'@ Mh" had used IN er '"elicc, si eoneud.d lno
trial sent aud pnrclasada pai, which commenced
t.n@ three h'ies day. giving fire., indulgence her APP
he saGd1et considerable forh frsic or la ay, bn rn
shortly ale to ca" and dn freely, without the nco,
Within four weeks from her first u,ini tn t-ien-, h,r
iechie and wasted lorn begun 10 pHt ,n.h .ni III
has o1en GAMING from day TO ia nnI In, prn mon M, To
the utt#r establishment of our umly phi, -r.u ai ir,nl.
',1e - now 'gn'las cohnfti", {th'1-h not prf,r
church. -
Mrs Sharaool and m self arr both fiyo IT, opi,,u. An.
all "oktow her remarkable c,s l.. Il SIR M.
10 he S9a7firc ofo- aud Is there IN r4., man, con.
sunpt persons in III nil STATES I,p ta, bot wi 6..rl
OF this m diem. ought specify IT, t uqt. do h.,s
Anmab,r Of prs1as iii, uisIlo,aos., nfi.r,t.uI,
arc taxing II '"r oth'r s'su7 cor lis, IL 10y ri. b,l
thiok OF eoing tor ,a5. III M lliG, s,.-lim.ti,
fall, and do, rI5i pas ann n ,.ri,,s o II. sam
are actively opposed to do sincerely bsi,,st sd uly
-. Ii ,oa tias tli' lslr A a,ye t, publ oa ara It
liberty To Iuuiisll It.
Respectfully Ae. II. F.4.,lt.lsNonr.
feztilnoas W. =.
Extract r'n the t., R.i-irr published in salem MAJ.
t'":s'.aH ssS;rEvE.
The ts"al' Tor the I'd otri- ia,anaIs Mel in, in III.
city A1Se il ler 's3a, lnun uslrs wlr. ". Al.
ready ben sounafi Aad, lsn ii tn. hrirf resiiruy
iftn IL rs iht'r + en- ha ,ns', 10 tn idis lunls
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ECik IsAia'H'.

nres THE large BRICK TENEMENT former
Nil ~ occupied by Fourqurean x Palmer as Il
e--a4..4- Drug Store, between Martin, Ward & Da-
vis's Dry Good Store and Thurman & Schoolield 5
Hard Ware Establishmcui.-Applyt to
FOURQUREAN x PALMER,
Sign Of the B'aci Boy and Mortar.
November 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

I Court held for Nelson coans, the 18th day of Sep
y tcmber, 1887.
John Packet, PIN.
against
Jacob Pucket, Jr, Naau Lo,us, admir- of jacob Puckc
sen r decd James llrris aad Lucy his wife, William lar-
RS, Nancy Wheeler, onncr, Nancy Packet George VII
lians and Sail. his wife, orlrry Sadly fuchct John Parry
and Polly his wife, formerly Polk Picket, Francis 1inncll
and Mildred his WIFE, formerly Mildred Puckrt benjamin
Ia, lor and atsey his VILE formerly l'ntsey Pnche Nelson
right aud Frames his Wl formerly Frances uckc Nathan
lohtus John iiargose aud Floyd L. Whitehead late
chants and partners trading under the and lc OF os
hareruNc y 60. aud Robert G. Gutter. Dets.
Is CHANcKRY.
On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel who fled his bill
and appearing 10 the Court that the defendant jacob Puck
ct Jr not an nant of this country II is ordered that
the Defendant Nathan ohu, tdr. OF Jacob Pucket Sen
dee do retain in his hands, any monies goods effects
which Inc now has, which may hereafter TO his hands
belonging the said defendant, Jacob Pucke r. The
amount OF two undred aud fifty dollars subject 10 the plain
TIL demand and the future order and decree of this Court
concerning the And further ordered that copy
rms order be o~ it'll inserted in the Lyncburg Nrenan
newspaper published i'll the town OF lynchurs, for
months successfully and another copy posted the
doo OF the courthouse OF this county some court day
Copy-Teste,
SP. GARLAND. Gil.
90
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NOn'se'E
FOR ~ E.s'Y',

YE'llG large brick building on Main street, oppo-
site the [ niou Hotel now IN the occupancy OF
Mr.. Paul Joucsis Tavern House. This building
IA well constructed aud situated lor Tavern OF
Boarding House. having II rooms above glound
9 sch with ffc place, twocelIar rooms aud the
sary out houses; and having been long and well
known as FIRST rate st,nd tor either purpose. Pos
session will be given lst January next. Apply to
SMITH x BAGWELL.
Oct d If
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NIGHT SEE O.,.!

V,iiE ,ubscrbct's .s'gGfTY' s<R0OE
j commence tbs evening 81 q O'Clock. Young
gcuiirm~n hua othrta.e employed ia tlIr dat aud
Who mn. wish 10 ahiail. nn.rc information ian tue,
possrss on the useful branches oi science, would DO
a.li to attend lhr VI! ut School.
The course IN tins. a. IN the Subsctibef's DAY
SCHOOL. viii he comprehensive. Nothing i, p,o
ni,e n enhct Without willingness aa1 au abby 10
perform.
TERMS, 81, per session ofthree months, pay
Bile IN advance
i. ). SCHOOL ROOM. opposite Planter.
Warehouse. nn mani sffrrt. inihs house own
cdbs Mr.. J, r. Hunt formerly Ivy Mr.. Preston, 10
Which rooin The subscriber Ia. recently removed Lis
Das school. SAM'L u. TONPklNS.
November - II
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.Y % Yse'R.


Az Ill BE rosits,l, sold, ON Saturday, tho
w 18th day ol November next, AT los'n sion,
by ,ttnc Of deed Of tusi. cXccucd 10 usby II. ).
pr,ion. the DEsEFtSG MOUSE. Oui Houses,
sJyAAs. lutS, \ Trarf of t2h! .fcres of
,s2rsss,s P.0siR, adjoining; this property is very
x.FG'RT convenient and valuable and would suit
-~cA->- ANY rroic sioua gentleman III
DWELLING HOUSE dggrrs, IS quite connod'
Gus, having Ton, rooms fti;; and four fireplace
below stair, and pas -@!.:.L sag and Two fir.
places above stairs brsidr> ono IN the cellar. 1h'
out buildings good. an the house On one oithc
lots will answer r. Shop, Store OF dscl1nG He
land is inr and No can safely s,y,u che niost de
sfable property ~ l,p,mgs'o terms al sale
will he our fnniih Tor cash. lcss, II Nr can 10 with
IT, til. balance credit ol six twelve ard eighteen
months. I}uld and good security. and lien retain
ell on tho properly viii hr .cquired II Is hoped that
pufchtsris viii bot -ufrr this valuable property to be
sacrificed. Creditors arc invited to attend we'll "a
all who desire 10 purchase. II Is believed te title is
unqu.,liohab'e. SAN'L. LOVING, l,r.,,.,..a
CutS. PERROW,
ida
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EsoEPssis.


frgA lie .Hr.r-,-s1isfs2 Asyssiss fsr .;Bsasi.
NArTRE-s ,.fsfr.
Oh rhi i,sf rci ihs, Music dwell. irpne
Ia ses-~ms palace, ia scnprared hail
SAY autiaat hsrnaa, IN liilu,as tsa,
Hath hsri bat In isess 5, rms that cultural
The clsr,n, wrsIt sirit With their notes, which iai
Like nselol, divine upon tho ear
Eos fhrfe's urnsie in the Mid hi.is call
Uarisaii'a. az with Js,sas warnings dear
Iis Ps"r, las un'susht lay, whist ia, sbrigi i,aas Al
par.
s:o. meath Ia ioi.ter-si roof and hear t,s sound
- of tie full errss's ri, and pcalins tone.
Thea. s.s sea eit rhore, mari ocenn's bound,
And list its n,a.ie--'fi, Creations own
No .auIied ai.c could echo back that no,n,
= Tha, cndracc Wild the last dirgc OF the brave,
That deep bsnrs,i il, i.wept end lone,
And nsse tcnt- ore IN that flowing wase,
Which .ing- it.elfts ~. ia rsni.ts.Iiangsd care.
T~e. hurman, is Nature. child a,itlvtlls
In all her fsshioniaS, the view es- hressc,
With lusr-lke, SILVER, sound hoesi IL sIell-,
AZ on il. soft and floating wing. il d.cs,
Cnieitcrsd, on. I'll some green slad,
Invi,rs It's tnasic; and with hat roae hi ehrin,
A~sils conhnc ii seeking afpcasc
lie Wild. m-lo,leus anger. bur in vain;
II lille cadence through them, and Is ree again
Ard 10, YEN, sound in tlsf fonniain's play.
Borne Gu each sifdei dr'p, sparkling high
II grcct- the sanbSanis snA nournia lay
Mad a. Eoau harp. iourcd bs sigh,
Il brcstsedfrom river wave, Who's spit nsts, dis
tfps,n the li,'s f and snow-, hate breast
Fin emblem Of the spollrs purity
Ofini.n, s,,rt., When To nann'rits rcst,
Bcrne their asl low breath ieds rings ts hs,t.
All. all !. hsrnons. The deep blue sca,,
Tn. purns risalet-, sot murnnfiag,
The lambs low bleai, tho bnsy hum ofbers
The bird which on hcn,5 u directed wing,
All taught by Mature Nature music sing
Aud who such simple ncloi, could hear
With heart un,ouohcd by Heaven, Inspiring lear
For by the soul. suhduins .oun.- NC hear.
We knos th,t he VII, gave them, Mature fiul near.
4. u.
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NIRGl MA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cu, Superior Court of Law and Chanccry, for Bedford
county, inc al day OF October 1873;
Richard r!r', Plaintiff,
against
William Shrew -hur, Sheriff OF Bedford and as such admin
lstrnur tocn W. Ew nG deceased, Caleb w IN his own
right aud az administrator OF Poll, E"ne dceascdalso
conmssiunr ting under decree OF Bedford county
>potsw ood Brown, ilm Ewing, stephen W Lewis and
thomas q. Acroc and Micajah Davis, Jr, Defendants,
Is CuANcERI.
The defendant stephen w. Lewis not having entered his
appearance, and security according the OF ASSEM-
bly, and the rules OF dis Court and pp,ang by saaco-
~ evidence, that c snot an nubltni this commonwealth:
II il ordered that he do appear here the first day Of the
aul the planuA hll that this orcrb be insert
ed in spaper published III the OF Lynchhurg
for months successive ely, and posted the front door
the courthouse oi tbs county, some court day.
topA-fcsfs,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Nov. q WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

An Ovatorio performed in BinnISGHAM, Eng
land, the 2lst Of September last, for the benefit
efthe Hospital in that town, which produced near
10000; but this near $4,000 less Than the
sum obtained BY similar performance in 1884.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

Isgesiou, modeof rcmoriae Congestion Of Brain ~.
ssthont losing blood, and also 10 stop Hen,orfidcc.-
Sir Jas. Murray has TUNED the dIy cuppng prInc-
PIE to very ingenious account lie presented IN IN
eenious conirvapcc something like the slipper bath.
which had All pump for eShausting the an applied
- il. The patient placed III 1t. aud was then
made sir-tght, leaving Inn breathing conmun,ca-
ton with the external atmosphere. The air WAS
exhausted from the Interior and the atmospheric pres
sure removed from the surface oil the body. About
pound Of atmosphere being exhausted, took Oh a
ter Of atmospheric pressure. The consequence
Was, where the body before cold aud collapsed,
the vessels were Immediately filled mp and rendered
tnrgd, while il did all interfere with the process
Of respiration
He exhibited another application OF lhc same on
trivance, Of long I'm tube made air-tgt aud with \
piece Of wet bladder round one end which was opcn
ut the other end, which closed mp. Il small cx-
hsusting air-pump placed. patient with y
Paraytic wrist put up his into this, the blad-
der was tied around his nj the top TO make air
tight, and the atmosphere then pumped cut OF
the tube by the patient himself or any other person.
The atmospheric pressure being taken of, the limb
became tureid the circulation WAS increased and
the part affected was soon cured.
There was another adaptation of The coniri-
draw of the effect of cong eston OF the bain
There was another application TO stop l;rmorhace
10 an injured hand, limb, oler extremity. An
exhausting pump was fixed TO the end of bladder,
thelmb put Into the bladder and the neck then tied
round make ii air tight. The air was then complete
" exhausted by means the pump, which compress
ed the bladder close the skin as cacually TO sion
even the pores Of the skim The same ooD,riyancc oil
bladder and exhaustins pump was also applied FOR
the cure OF uIceratedess. by preventing the eapor-
tien Of ulcers, BY exhaustipg the air, and maxim
the collapsed bladder adhere tightly all round
There were several other ingenious con,rvanccs aud
applications OF the same Invention, the exhibition OF
which andthe inventors happy humor, elected loud
applause.
for the very valuable Instruction which lie had
veyed. n. y. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

All persons indebted to the estate of the late Reu
ben Burch, decd. requested 10 make payment as
earl, practicable. Those havn. claims against hi.
estate requested to make thetu known 10 his adj
minstrator. SETH II tLSEY,
1imr. Of Hcu5ea Barcb, deed.
November % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

30 THE PEOPLE o. A3zEEGsSF.
TF,flE subscribers sensible ef the brrlliy already
u cyincel by their friends IN Amhrist, beg leave
return thanks, and call th-urartieuln attention to
their SIOGh or GOODS which tLrgc and well
assorted. They determined to ollcI their Goods
al such prices cannot fail Ia please. They viii
give Goods 1T the lowest prices for any quantity CT
Com, Oats, Wheat and Tobacco.
j. 4. BAILEY & Go.
November