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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

GrdtJytng MteWstnce.-Thc National Iu,clliscn-
Ger Of the 22d inst announces that the Senate has
confirmed the nomination of James f. pauldiur 10
be Secretary OF the Navy, rice Mahlon Dickcrson,
resigned. Joy 20 with him." will be the universal
shout of the country. John X. Livingston, of New
ork has been appointed Navy Agent at the port of
New York. in place of Mr.. Pauldmg.
We hope soon to announce the appointment OF
successor to Levi Woodbury. likewise, though we
fear we shall not be well satisfied with HIM as we
confess we with the incumbent of the Navy
Department.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
.NO.v'Ey. Iv.A.N'I'EE.

a LII persons indebted 10 us are requested TO
/ a come forward aud pay their accounts, and all
those to whom are indebted will bring IN thoif &C
counts for settlement. Immediate attention To The
above Is dtslIcd 10 our present business shortly 10
be closed ~ l.. Elf lAEDN, Go.
March II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
SWEEPSTAKES
To DC K"n FNU .Neefing, 1898,
OVER THE ,Yycmnunc COURSE,

To comme'ceon IeInesdap, eh dag Of September.
fs33, and continue days
I ST,--A Swoepstake for colts aud FLIES, ihrce
years old, Two NIL heats, on'rance two hund ed
dollars half hrftit to flmn aud close the 10Th day
OF August ncAi. Three ~ more TO make race.
2nd-A Swcepstake for colts and FLIES ,hree
years old. one nlle and repeat. entrance one hrns
he'd dollars hall ioteit 10 name and close above.
Three ofno,e to make u raco.
3rd.-A Saccpstako for colts and 6lcs fh,ee
Nris old, mlo heats, entrance fifty dollars Play or
lay, I" name aud close the evening before the hrs,
day'Siacr. Three OF more 10 make n race
I. 1th.-A Sw"epslnte for colts and files tlrea
ycais old laisrd aud owned III the counties Of Camp
bell l'n,hineham Amherst, bedford. Boteiourt. and
Franklin, mile heas, hIly dollars entrance p or T.
10 name aud close The LIST day Of September nox-
Three OF more To make race.
MElNtLLETALB Pr.
june Oh IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

James Shelton.
Order Of Procession.
lst Lynchhnrg Band.
2d. Masonic fraternity.
Sd. The Mechanic Artillery, with their cannon, III
sections OF two.
Arb. The Patrick Henry Society with their Banner
wearing the badge Of the association, III sections
oftwo, headed by their President and Vice Presi-
dent.
9TH. Orator, Reader aud officiating Clergyman, in a
barouchc.
9Th The Reverend Clergy of the town and adjacent
country.
9TH. Revolutionary Soldiers in barouchcs.
Sth. Lynchburg Cadets ia sections oi two.
oh. Dung Mems Society with their banner, "c"r
ing the badge OF the association, in sections Of
two, headed by thcr President and Vice Prcsl-
dent
10Th. Lynchburg Hose Company in uniform, head
ed by then Engineers, IN sections OF two, with
their carriages drawnby horses.
lth. Judge of the District Mayor and Aldermen
President and members OF the Common Council
of the town, Magistrates, and other civil officers Of
tie town and country.
10Th. The Lynchburg Ligh, Infantry, in sections of
two.
18Th Citizens and Strangers, in sections oftwo.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Marshals Of the Day. and hereby respectfully
requested to act IN that capacity Gcn David
Rodes, Grand Marshal Colonies Simpson aud
Phelps, and MOTOR Garland, Assistant Marshals.
Union Iiotcl, at 10 o'clock \. Nj. precisely, by the
Marshas, and viii proceed thence down Main street
to lis intersection with Seventh alley, up Seventh
alley TO Trd street, aud thence 10 the Methodist
Episcopal Church, into which il will pass from the
rear the seats assigned as follows The Altar IS
assigned to the Reverend Clergy, and Rcyou'ona-
~ Soldiers the four pews OF the middle ter III front
OF the pulpit to the Lynchburg Cadets; the four I'M
mcdlaiely IN carto the Civil Authorities, and the
remainder to the Mechanic Artillery and Light In
lantry Companies the former on the night and the
latter on the left the tier Immediately the right
Of the pulpit TO the onng Mems Society, and that
on the left to the Patrick Henry SocIcy-thc side
tier on the right OF the pulpit to the Masonic Fra
crniIy, aud thar on the left to the Iynchburg Hose
Company the four pers in the gallery IN front OF
the pulpit TO the Lynchburg Band, and the remain
der oflhc pcws IN tho ChucI are especially assign
cd to the Ladies.
The Church Will he opened at half past o'clock
for the reception OF Eadies but no gentleman VIII
be admitted, except the aged and nirnI, until the
proce sson shall have passed in.
Mcssrs. John Thurman David Hoffman, james
Bcnasl. james w. Morgan and Vincent Tai b, are
respectfully requested to attend at the Church Tor
the purpose Of receiving the ladies', and carrying
these arrangements into effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
.VEU' .IRR.IV'E n. NE.V'T.
.ass.g&NA .1tgS&ssa

! for Salem, Fincastlc Sweet Springs, White
sulphur Springs and Lcwisburg, has been changed
so as to leave Lynclburg every Monday, Wedncs-
day and Friday al A. NJ, connecting NJ Salem with
the lluc to Blonnsvr. Knoxville. &c. aud at
Lewlsburg wllh the daily line to GuyanJotte, run
ning through to Lcw,sburg days. and crossing
the mountains cnhrsig hy dry hgM. The teams and
coaches equal 10 any IN the Slac--ihc drivers
experienced careful and sober-and every atrcr-
lion will bc paid 10 the safety and comfort Of psscn-
gers, by all concerned.
THE PROPRlETORS.
lpn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
III AlklkE iSsl,S.

Named on the l9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Whar
tom toL.TuoM,s SuhNks To Mrs. Many L. kiIl,
all Of Bedloid county.
-, ou the l2Ih INST hy the Rev. James Lett
mieh, Nh. WILLIAM +. BILnNo, iormrll, 81 Botc-
ton,I, 10 Mss MinHrp J daughter rot Nh. William
lluu. al bedford county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
OVERWHELMING CLOTHS.

1 HAVE on hand FULL ASSORTMENT oi the
] celebrated Anchor btdnd Boiling Cloths winch
will sell a. low as they can be purchased N the
state. jollN u -Hi-'''i
guuc : !" u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

Rather IaH.-ln the speech OF Mr. Bell, which
led to the ,entounler between that gentleman and
MI. Turney, lie thus speaks of Senator Grundy and
Speaker Polk j." | have knownthc both long and
WE'LL both IN public and in private life, aud have
found them alike destitute Of private honor aud pub
lie principle" Rather hard of digestion, this, we
should think.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

~ The New England Anti Slavery Convention
recently passed resolution declaring that the Slaves
IN the District of Columbia and the territory of Flor,
da, = are aud Of night ought to be free" Suppose
'hey come, now, and take them away. Declarations
OF this sort break CHAINS aud are therefore useless
unless they be followed up by action. We advise
them totry the experiment of making their dcclara-
ton good.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

" meeting OF the officers OF tho Banks in New
Orleans was held, the 10Th INST. 10 take INTO
consideration the subject Ola resumption oil specie
payments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

Ut The House OF Representatives, Saturday
last passed resolution Nins the 9lh OF July the
OF al touinmcut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
BONNET'S, &c.

Nv J. have Iust received one Of Fine ENE-
w Nsh Sfr0C HOsssseSs, aud one Of
Hoods aud .vUHS do.-fikcwisc some NEW
AND CHEAP GOODS, and expect shortly TO opei
a splendid assortment OF W. ~ 4; GODS, whicls
VIII be sold very low. We invite call from our
friends and the public.
J. J. PURVIS q DUFEEL.
June 2I. fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

Ihe Ctcro6ccs-'fhc las, accounts from the plum
defed Chcrohces announce the rapid and peaceful
progress OF the work OF spohation. TWAS supposed
that GO0o prisoners at Fort Cass prepared to be
driven across the Mississippi aud that not more than
800 Of tie Gcorsi, Indians ,enain 10 be captured.
Gen Scott, it is said, has displayed much human-
~ towards these oppressed people the nature OF
his commission and the character OF his orders per
united and we told that from the humane treat
ncnt they have received, the Indians appear as
perfectly reconcllcd as the state OF rllcr would
admit very queer mode of expression, but doubt
less conveying the truth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
Fol RTIIOI' jul Y.

The Joint Committee of Arrangements FOR the
town, respectfully announce the following as the or
der OF celebration OF the ensuing anniversary oi our
country's independence
D.. Sautcs by the Mechanic ARTILLERY, morning,
noon and evening.
ID. \ Civil and Military Procession.
Sd. The Declaration OF Independence To be read by
Capt. James b. Green, and Grafton by MI. VIM
James Shelton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

-''oHn AID To a3dssst 10 the il:lt Of l,t lust Il,
MS Wins OF edpnec may lead the "sy We shall
not believe IT, I'LL the people announce then own IN
idms by sustaining the dissracclnl resolutions Of
then weathcrcock Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
NOTICE..

1ph virtue OF deed oi trust, executed To the sub
scnberS by Johnl,. Rutlcdgr. aud Lucinda u
his wife, bearing date the l3h day ct July 1856 and
duly recorded IN the Clicks Office OF the eouni,cs oi
Putsylvan'a aud campbrll, Tor certain purposes
therein mentioned, slal proceed TO sell. 10 the
highest bidder, ior cash, the following property Ia
wit: CA FRIDAY the o1th of July ON Tho n,rn,isrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

u The People of the Norll, cannot but see
that we Of the South have recently taken very litc
notice OF the movements OF the Fanatcs amongst
them. Two have contributed To produce
tins change. The first is growing conviction that
the great body Of public sentiment III the North is
sound on this subject, and must be, still more So
the true character OF our domestic scryudc is un-
dersIoodb by them, and as the equally pcrni,ous and
iiuilcss designs OF the Fmaucs are Developed
And the second is "A determination TO let wilfl
men lave their own way"-to act purcy on .hc de
iensnc-and thereby to throw upon the Fanatics
then aIders and abcItors, all the >ponslbhty for the
mischIe'ous results that may flow from their inter
terence with question with hicI te> have nothing
to do, an which they can touch without iuiur
ING all parties, especially tbo,o who ac the objects
of thclf bcHctoicm sollcitulc. II * we'll pp,h,ns
that they should understand the true state of public
sentiment in the South, which is not less lcierMinel
than formerly, because it is less ciotcm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

G p In recent debate in the British House of
Lords, Earl Fizwlam ldculed the approaching
Coronation as ah idle aud useless pageant, suited
only ior barbarous or seml-babarous times, when
crowns were won aud lost by unruly violence and
lerooioas combats," The Marquis of Londonderry
asked the Earl whether j" he understood him to be
Of opinion that there should be no coronation ="
I" YES was the response. Then" remarked the
Marquis) :" think the noble Earl must follow ii up
by saying that there ought to be no Lord Firzw-
Iiain'-a very h.r deduction, and not an impossible
contingency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

o. The Montreal Herald seems TO anticipate a
large concoursc of visitors to Canada, from the u
mtcd States, during the present summer, to gaze
upon the spcndors of the Vice Regal Court cstab-
lishcd at Quebec. Lo,d Durham, though IA Radi-
cal in politics, NOT less an Arstocra in his man
ncrs. lie is one of thai numerous class of men
who regard man in the mass as a very noble crea-
turc, but who look upon the iadjriduat with an
eye OF scorn. These your Democrats Try pro
tcsslon, aud your AlIstocrLts III practice, OF whom
any quantity may be s,eu, N and out Of other III
his - eli IL "A. ulacl counties,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
\ TRACT OF LAND

sM.k3nfE purchased by said Ruedro Of John
mYMH Franklin, containing 2el1 ACRES, lying
a. on the waters Of old Wonau's Creek ia
The county of Pnts,lvan,a. Also, nj the samc time
and place, other Tract, containing SOP ACRES
adjoining the lands 81 Thos: II. Adams and others
and on Monday the Both OF the Same month N the
Late residence ol SAID Rullodgc, IN the county Of
tampbcll, proceed 10 sell all the riph tide and in
tsrcs OF the sad john i aud Lucinda d. ~ the Dor
lon assigned Patsy Barber by the will Of Henry
Ward decd. and AT the same time and place, all the
interest OF the sad john Il. aud Lucinda D. IN aud
10 the premises which cy formerly lived as leased
oi Pascy BARBER, duiing her natural HE, Together
with the nrt,est rs convcycdby Wm. J. McElhrncy
and John w. Rutedge; also At the same time and
place - Lots IN HE town OF Kingston; also ~ Acres
purchased by sad ltutedge ol \. NJ. Goodman, adj
Joining the sanr The ttlc Ia the above named pro
pcrty believed 10 be good, but acting ~ Trustees We
shall convey snch toas isycs,cd IN by said deed
aud none other. JOHN {. BARRIER, rrus-
TlIoS. +. ADAMS. tees
June % t21Jyt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
fFIiSA'IU.E.vI.S Land Tor Safe

FfFf5h'L I.S.sf.f Lama Tor .<0ic.
fIllI! ST BStRlIER has determined positively
tnmovC; he therefore oilrts Ina
xWayxh. f.ANDin Pittsyivnni;i COun
ssXtHb& ~, ion sale. There upwards Of
SWYWS eleven hundred aces IN the uict, the
->1A-~- situation Is healthy aud pleasant and
within three miles OF bctgel's Siolc. There aIe
between - and 30 acres oi Il and and nnclca, creek
la" grounds, al superior quality, with quanii,,
Of good Tobacco land Ia clear. The Improvements
are eo"d with lils rate apple orchaid, aud sur
hrcney oi cleared Land 10 wo,. on 9 hand, ,o al
vantage Us to r'ceand payments, they shall be such
as TO suit any person DESTROYS of purchasing a good
home. MCliD. I. WALDEN.
June % ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

IcraS.--The New Orleans Bulletin states that a
commercial treaty has been entered into by tire Brit
lsh government with the Texan minister 1t does not
tor certain stated reasons recognize the independence
OF Texas, but 1t is IN effect antamount IA rccogni
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

''ut' ~ iottSSttH'
lst. The Orator OF the Day with the Rcvd. Clergy
> School attachcdto 2nd Presbyterian Church.
3. " Methodist Protestant Church.
/. :" " Baptist Churoh.
). - Isl PresbN terrain Church
&. :" Methodist Episcop,i Church.
T. President and Board OF Managers oftle Lynchbut
Sabbath School Union.
The procession thus lo,med under the direction
OF Gen. kodcs, will march on the side walk up Sc
cond street To West street, up West street Third
street, down Third stcet The Methodist Episco-
pal Chtnch, where an Address appropriate The
occasion will be delivered by the Rev. ID. 5. Doggct
Regulations at the Gtarci.
Schools Nos > and ) Will enter at the left hand
door, and Nos. i, aud at the sht.
The Schools will be conducted to the seats as
slgned them by Messls ID. &. Muncll, George
Pctcyal, Thomas Q. Aetce and Sampson Dusud,
Messrs. 5. Nowlln. }. r. Holmes, NJ Iangholnc.
and " Illlam Sumptcr will as door keepers, aud
assign LADIES' their seats.
The two front seats III The gallery wall be rcscr, ed
or the choir. The basement floor aud the III ht
hand gallery going in, with the remaining front seats
III the gallery, will be reserved for the scholars.
Seats will be provided III the left hand gallery ior
ladies'. The gallery aud door in rear OF the pulpit
wall be reserved Tor citizens generally.
Ofdcr 81 Exercises.
/. Singing by the oholr.
=. PRAYER by the l,rv'd. ]. J.. KIRK patrick.
3. Singing by the children.
/. Address.
B. Singing by the children.
&. Prayer by the Reverend Mr.. Mctmigan.
2. Singing by the choir.
Z. Bencdlcon by the Rcv'd William S Reid.
The Schools will then retire under the direction
OF their respective superintendent.
collection will be taken mp by the door keepers
AT the doors, for the benefit OF the several Schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28

o. The Petersburg Constellation, OF the 23d,
pours Il heavy broadsldc into his /" late ally" the
Richmond Enquirer The editor grows grando
qUcnt at times. and, when he recoec,s the old asso
Citations which existed between himself and his ycnc
rabc Richmond contemporary. seems almost moved
to tears. He castigacs his ancient friend evidently
with reluctance and we suppose with somewhat Of
the same feeling which inspired Brutus when he re-
fused TO pardon his lie still loves the man,
though he cannot forgive the traitor TO bis party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-28
DIR. ROHER1' E.IRLY.;

SURGEON DENTIST,
| s now in Lynchbrg ard may be found II tn,
4 Franklin llolef.
June I wits
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

UPPER CANADA. The Niagara Chron-
icle, states tina. Jacob Beamer, Samuel
Chandler, Benjamin White, Alexander
MLeod. Eraslus Warner, and John w.
Brown, The prisoners in the Jail in that
town, condemned to be executed on The Isl
instant, have had their sentences commul-
ed, by the Lieut. Governor, into transport
alton 10 one of Her Majesty's Penal Colo
MES Franklin Messenger.
We understand that Count Survilliers
Joseph Bonaparte) is about to become a
resident of our city, and that next year ne
will build handsome mdnsion.-PhiLG.
U. S. GGz.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. The steam
boat Governor Shelby, on the 2lst ult.,
burst her boiler near the mouth OF The
Arkansas river, and scalded twenty decS
passengers severely, most Of whom IT IS
believed will not suryiye.--BOsIoH Press.
LEGAL LyNCHINe.-The Grand Jury
of Philadelphia have committed an out
rage upon the laws unheard OF IN a civil
lied country They have, evidently with
great reluctance, presented indictments a.
gainst some of the villains charged with
burning down Pennsylvania Hall, and
they then go on and formally present free
! discussion, agitating the community, abo'
lition, injudicious measures, &C., and in
effect Justify the mob that burned the Hall
because some silly white women walked
with black ones in Chesnut-street.
A pretty pass truly, if the security 0
property IS to depend upon the disgust ;
mob may take al the consorting of cooa
in the streets. .--
This, insolent Grand Juryth go on L
excuse the mob because silly people exch
ed them They call for the 8 frowns OF
virtuous community" not upon the riot
ers, bat upon those they mobbed & plum
dered, and wind up by sort of present
ment against the rebuilding of Pennsyiva
MA Hall, for fear another mob will tear
Go 0n boston Press.
Pay THE PRINTER.-Our subscriber
are now reminded that the panic Is over
: and it lis good time to pay up newspape
bills They are never felt so little a
when paid punctually. We have ne
pressed our subscribers during the none
pressure, which has left larger amour
on book than is convenient. They WI
now greatly oblige US by promptly fol
warding their dues. He who pays read
ly for newspaper, as good as twice pay
, When we send bill to subscriber, W
' wish him to consider it as a call in pc
f son, and settle up.-Boston Press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

unanimously passed, inviting the Conven-
ton to be held there, and annie accom-
modaiions will be made gralRifOzsgv Tor
all who attend.
~ And we recommend 10 anti-slar--
~ brethren IN every circuit and station in
New England,' immediately TO appoint
delegates, ard make provision TO NEE,
their expenses.
The object Of inserting this call in the
Herald at this time is, that those brethren
who have not seen II. and are in favor OF
The convention, may transcTibe and circu-
late It. Ii is believed there never was a
time when such Convention was so i'm
periously called for, as al the present
The arrangements created in our ranks
by the mlsnamed pacifcaiion bill-the ac-
non OF certain Conferences in their Con-
ference capacity against us and the cause
we advocate, with the increasing CLAIMS
of our suffering brethren in chains. sum
mon US, as by the voice OF God, TO united
action. That the summons will be heed
ed, there is no room to doubt. From in
formation already obtained, The call meets
with the heartiest welcome. The bre,h-
rem OF one or two large churches IN this
State all signed it at first sight, with one
exception. The prosperous days of Pa
cihcaiion are numbered. The glorious
looked for reaction has commenced. The
time fer renewed effort has come. lie,
us work while the day lasts.
| IL is desired that the call may be circu
lated in every neighborhood in New Eng.
land, where a Methodist abolitionist can
be found. 1t should oe done immediate
ly We have no time to lose.
/ Yours for the cause. J. PORTER.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

Benz. Swan, Walter Palmer, Eliphalet
Durham, jail commissioners.
Isaac Howe, hop inspector.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Joshua Dickinson. Jail commissioner.
Reports of Committees BY commit
tee on education, that it is not expedient to
furnish school districts with the declara-
ton of independence; by committee on
banks, the Senate bill incorporating the
Brandon rail road bank-laid on the ia
bic, and made the special order for Mon
day afternoon, rs to 70.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

MORMON WAR. 1t seems from the
latest accounts, That the Mormon war has
not ended. Affairs are wearing a more
serious aspect. The St. Louis Republic
an publishes the following letter from one
of the most respectable citizens of the up
per country Boston Press.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

The MINUTES OF THE WooDsrocK
ASSOCIATION are oct, and ready for dis
tribution. Those for the churches at An
dover and Plymouth, are left with brother
Graves. at Ludlow-for I'd Wallingford,
with ID. Packer, at Mountholly for
Felchville, and for Fast and West Wind
sor, with w. M. GuiIford, at Perkinsville
the remainder with the subscriber.
NJ ID. MILLER.
Oct o5.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31
New Goods.

EsNHE subscriber has just received a
- large assortment of Fall and Win.
ter Goods, which will be sold low in ex-
change for Produce, Flannel Cloth, Wool.
en- Socks, approved Credit, or even Cash
will not be refused.
Cash paid for Fleece Wool, Sleeps
Pelts, Flax Seed and Oats. if delivered
soon. IRA RUTTON
Brandon, OFT IS, 1888. 6:3w.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

IMPORTATION WANTED, respecting
Thomas AnGry, who it is supposed is in
the city of New York. If the journals
in that city will publish this, they will
confer favor on his brother, Edward An
arg. Information respecting him may be
directed to JOHN A. CoNANT, Brandon,
Vt.
Oct 80, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31

Oct. IS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31
DUMFRIES'
8 YE " ar q n!

For sore or i.tzGnrsd Eyes, gives immediats
ease and relief. On recent sore ewes, The effect
is most salutary Where the complaint has been
Of years Standing, and ~ some exceeding had ca.
been found in the use Of this EYE WATER, al
ter every other remedy had failed. Many per-
sons who have u ed il, pronounce il the best prep
arstion for these complaints they have ever met
with, especially in cases Ct soreness or in1sma-
ton OF long standing. Price % Gents bottle.
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by tie sole proprietor, T. KID
DER, immediate Successor 10 the late DIR. w. r.
CONWAY. For sale at his Counting Room, over
No. 80, Court-street, near Concert Hall, Boston,
and also by his special appointment, BY NJ. w..
BIRcHARp, Brandon VT lhs