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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-29

laton. This impure matter foatng..about the sys-
tenn, in the blood, is disease in latent form. 1t
sometimes appears harmless for while, but ma
ture always the alert soon discovers the nrnders
and Immediately commences struggle for their
expulsion. 1t will be observed in order to accom-
pllsh this undertaking she always directs her efforts,
TO THE OPENING or THE .N.dTUR-
nj DR.aE.N'S OFTHE CODY. The blood is
quickened in its circulation bushes with violence
through t system, and breaks through all OPPOSE
ton. This increased action conmotion, Is called
fever. Nature always exerts herself IN proportion
to the amount of labor she is compelled 10 peri rm;
therefore as the body is more or less loaded with
corrupted humors, so will the commotlon be more
or less violent-If nature be totally neglected or
counteracted in her eferts to remove offending mat
ter, (dseasef it is not wonderful that under such
circumstances the body shonld sink under the con-
flict Assisting nature should be our chief study,
and for this purpose no medicine wi3 be found SO
efectual as the
INDIAN PURGATIVE PILLS.
as their effects extend to every ofthe natur al
drains. Whilst under its influence; The body wiH
/ Ue EcW IN Seufe tut tUeCtuHb Tei Sftf uttDH'
The blood will throw off the gosser particles Of its
impnry into the bowels from which it will be ex
PEELED by the pnrgatiye quality ofthe Pills. And
under every circumstance, if properly persevered
with, it is impossible but that every disease must
yield to their powerful influence.
| Thus briefly have we underworld to address our
selves to the understanding of the reader 1t is
universally known and acknowledged that the lnd-
ans are the most skilfai in the cure of seases OF
any people in the word and common teaches
US that the herbs that spring spontaneously from our
native soil if properly compiled and applied to our
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. when Coupled with the
aboye) we assure the reader that the
| INDIAN PURGATIVE PILLS
arr sLMPLY4 C0MP 0UND or FOUR SIN
/ PIE HERBS, N0W IN U.HVERs.aL USE BY
j TIE NORTH 3nERIC4T INDIANS. we trust
he is convinced of their superior qualities and there
fore competent to the Of every durable disease
/ frPPRINCiP8L OFFICE for the New Eng
land States, for the sale of the above Valuable Pills
No 1913 fremont near Court street Boston.
PRICE % CTS. PER hOX NTH FULL
DIRECTIONS.
?-PA,i communications or applications of Agcn-
cies must be addressed thus-''N. f. Office, n. A.
College of Health. I93 fremont Street Boston.
Mass
IDS FREMONT STREET.
For further proofs of the efficacy of the INDIAN
VnGErA BILE PILLS and list oflhe AGEN is for
tha sale Of the same, advertisement on the out
side of this paper.
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ANFOR WI ALTON.

FE5 ME Subscriber hereby requests all persons to
Il whom he is indebted in-any way or Inannor
whatsoever, to present their demands for payment
Immediately; aud he advises all those who are iu-
dehted to him, TO pay - ~ as soon ss pos
JOHN HAYDEN.
BATH Nov. 3. 1923. CIV &c.
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Tracel West. About 1000 persons ar
rived at Cincinnati on the 18th inst,
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For &seEe,

q Farm in Boo'hbny situated a tic head OF
"a Townsend Harbour, consisting Of about fly
acres of land nnrt of which is we'll wooded. On the
premises are ono two story dwelling House, and
bin. two wells ofeo, d water. Orchard DC, the
buildings are in good order. Said farm Is r sent
" sitnat,d and commands an exclusive v'ew, OF The
harbonr and sea coast, ard VIII be SO ~ ~ hagah
to any one wishing TO purclase, or will be excian
rod t;,r renl estate in Bath or its vieinify1erm-
liberal Please ply TO the Subscriber on The prem
ices. WIN AiOA GO
Bootlbay Nov IS 1893. ff35.
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~ $1,000 10 supply the s. ants Of The locomo-
tive public
centre and business pnrt # he town. in The i'm.
mediate vicinity Of The principal warycs, stem,
boat landings, Post Cfiee, Custom House &c. In
point of location, capacity aud asranaemcni,t is
not only calculated for men of business generally;
but is well adapted TO the wants Of gentlemen or
ianilics visiting for pleasure. y
The Chlracs vii! be as INV ne at any house Of
simr kind in this section ofthe country. =
NJ d. The establishments furnished with res-
paciolls and comfortable stable. hich will DO con-
SANITY attended BY the most faithful Osils;s. Car
RACES and horses will be Kept to let
Bath Nov. 1888. IF 30.
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TOOTH ACHE. TOOTH ACHE.

VIM. BRODN, Chemist, 431, Washington street
Boston, has invented an article that will cure this
tormeniing pain. Rising of eight thousand cases
in Boston and vicinity, have been cured within
few months. 1t takes away all smell and soreness.
Call for Browns Extract of Gall and Kreosofe.
Observe his signature for genuine, Prico SO cents
For place of sale and full description pIsasc OBJ
serve in an other column For sale In Boston by
most of the wholesale Druggists.
Nov. l. 1898. Tyr, 81
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
s. G. STTNSOE & co.

a TNos. & 2, Stnson's Wharf, have just reeeiy-
"a ed prime assortment of FALL & WINTER
GooDs Comprising as good an assortment rs can be
found in town among which are the following articles
viz Broad Cloths, KerseymereS Calcos. sheetings
ShrtIngs, dtnets Vestings, Linens, silks, Cloves
and other articles too numerous to specify.
Lihewise Spaudings celebrated rising crate
Cooking stoves, of different sizes superior article
Improved Rotary Stoves, 3 sizes, and difle ent
sizes Box Stoves all of which will be sold cheap for
cash or good credit.
Nov. %. Sw "a
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A NATURAL REMEDY-Applica-
Die TO our Constitutions-an competent to
cure every Curable Disease-moy be found
in the
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WOOD HAY e. LIME.

EHOR Sale at Mol s. 2 Stnson's Wharf, in quan-
81 titles to suit purchasers, prime lot of Wood
HAY and Lime.
Nov "a sw "a
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVEs!.

RT CORES Patent, Premium, Cennica, Union,
lTE and various other descriptions OF snpe-
fir cooking sove5. together with elegant patterns
for Pacrs. and for slos and Offices, cheap for cas- h
or approved credit, ut No Rogers Brick Block,
Central Wharf
A.. B. Funnel of all descriptions, constantly on
hal d or made to order.
also ii general assortment Of Tin and britannia
Wirr, as above
GPPurclmsers requested TO call and examine
Nov Ia u 80.
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Ed eD E2 r. CD If Fs.s T. ~ !,
AlkRlN

ARRIVED.
Nov 81, Sch Helen, Wood, Poston
Sch Dime, blanchard, do.
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TO DELINQUENTS.
III persons indebted to this oice for papers, jobs,
or adverlizing must settle up and PAY powN forth
with. This is reasonable and just, and of couisa
needs no apology.
n. 3. Our sincere Acknowledgements to all such
as have paid up
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SAGADAHOCK.

FwFHE annual meeting o. the Sagadahock Ferry
I'll Company will be holden at Pierce's Hail on
Monday the third day ofDeceniber next al clock
2. NJ.
The stockholders in said company requested
TO meet al the said time and place, 10 act upon the
following articles to wit
LIST 10 chose a " oderaior,
81 ), ,, Clerk ofsaId company,
3 ,, Treasurer,
4th ), ;, an Agent,
9th ;, ), five Directors for the year en-
sning,
and to act any other business that may como be-
fore said meeting,
OTIS KIAIBALL, Clerk.
Bath Nov. % 1888. "a
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E1R.I4BteE ROUSE.

an. THIS HOUSE has Leon fcccut'y
ef-s!aI1irAA iuilf aud furnished at much ex-
81 !IE:j;.Ez pense; and is every way calcu ascd
~ azsssssss 10 supply the wanis Of the locomo-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-29

Ia this town on Thursday last Sarah Jane daugh
ter of .Hr " illam Sanford, aged IS years.
On Friday last widow Elizabeth Donnell aged AZ
years.
In Waldoboro, Capt. Andrew Wincbenbach
aged "a.
In Bristol, l7rh, inst-Nrs Nancy D., wife oc Mr.
Moses G. Varney, aged AZ.
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II AR EiI}D.

In this town on Thursday evening last, by Rev
Mr. Stearns, Mr. Joseph Work, to Miss Nanc
Springer.
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T. KITTREDGE, NJ. D.

Path Nov. 20. 1898.
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IDS FREMONT STR EFT.
For further proofs of the efficacy of the INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS and list of the AGEN | > tor
tina sale Of the same, advertisement on the out
side of this paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
TRg ST -. IL Z.

FINDER deed of trust, executed by Matthew
p. Brown. now deed. and which is of record
in the Hastings Court Of Lynchburg, for purposes
in said deed expressed, will be sold. on Saturday the
sd inst. at the late residence OF SAID Brown the
following property One Book Case aud Secretary,
Two Beds Bed,teads aud Furniture, with sundfy
other articles of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
aud sorrel Horse. Terms oil sale will be cash, and
such ute conveyed IS given By the said deeG only.
DAVID K. EDLEY. Trustee.
At the same time, Will be sold. at the Market
House in the town Of Lynchburg, the remainder Of
the estate of said Matthew =. Brown, deed. and
negro man, Washington WILDE hired for the balance
of the year. ELIZA BROWN, ADMINISTRATIVE
IF II. r. Broca decd.
June Il. wt23J
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Bedford Female Acaaeu,
LS1CrfH. Va. 'r
EsUPlLS may, during the presen, ,o..

UFILH may, dufhg The prescnl ye,, =.
D. ed at any period ofhe Course and ;n ge enter
ged raeabIy 10 the time To AVOID drr,n oe bar
tIon. until the Fall. NJ aca-
Tuition in English aud French, 30 dollar,
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire. : per pc an
month Italian or Spanish, $40 per annm NJ NJ. per
$40. Embroidery. colored and white. 81 -p,'usic'
furnish their own Bedding. TO those tron, "nls
lance, II can be supplied at a moderate o, a a''-
SIMMER U"Jarm This will consist of Rn "a,s c,
rng o so printed camorlf the figures small an
prons OF brown French Linen lied with bna p. "A
Straw orchip Bonnets Nuns pattern trmn,ed
Skyline; Green Wells Jewelry aud Em6role @1.n
prohibited well as all fnery in general
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10
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s.A2.E3 eeE' LAND.

1 \ pursuance Of decree e the Circuit Superior
Cour Of Law and Chancrty for the County Of
Amherst, pronounced on the 7lh day of April, ls3.,
IA the crse ol Ouey d. llucA,tep phlntli, against
George {. llncksep and Eliza Ann lluekstcp, IN
nf~, under fhe ACE ot twenty -oue Years by Robert
Iinslry lhrf guardian, specially assigned To defend
lhcm in This sun and Juo p. Wilson, Horace
Wilson. Richard w Wilson, Elizabeth Walton.
John Fyler and Cathaiiue his wife, lohn Myers and
Sffah hI, VIE, and William &. Christian aud Mary
lis wife, heirs at law oil E,cbmd Wilson decd De-
PENDANTS the undersigned, Commissioner, for The
purpose, will, on Wednesday the l3th dry Of June
neNt, # IAN, II not thu neat far day. upon the prcml-
at the late residence OF Charles Wilson, dee Il.
proceed to SELL by way Of public auction for ready
money, the several Tracts Of Land de, cfbed in the
deed Of ludenlurr, made the 10th day Of January,
ls30. between Richard Iluckstcp. the one part,
and Charles Wilson olthc other part.
j, PE'rNJOlIN,
Commissioner.
Mly 10 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

Presence ofnia3.-WhcnI.ee. the poet, va. con
fined in Bedan. friend went In visit hin, and mud
ing that lie could converse reasonably, fer ppct IN
aglncd he cured. Lee ofsfedfo show Inn Bed
lam. They went over this melancholy m-dteal
prison, the poet moraziug Yeis phlosoPhic'Ily all
the while. At last they asceuded the topof thc bull
ding, and as they were both looking down nom tie
pe,ilous height Lee took hrs Giend 10y The ann aud
exclaimed. Let us take This leap, and imnott1ze
ourselves this Instant" Any man could jump
down." replied Ia. friend cuoliy; I've should not
imnoftaiize ourselves tltat WAY. Let Us 20 down
and uy If We can lump up again The madual.
struck with the Idca. willingly descended. aud hs
friend was saved. DID. but good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
EgDsfS .R.s'D T. OF,
In the Town Of aovingsion.

therefore Offer it at private sale ii Is situated III
most commanding aud desirable part Of the town.
tie house Is LARGE and foomy with all necessary out
buildings, the lot well enclosed, the houses and all OF
,Ie xtn,es atc nearly rev and we'll suited for + ro-
(rssiona gentleman OF any character, having room
well fixed f5r a Medical gentleman, Merchant OF
LAWYER. pure haset may be well assured, that sat
is0cior, credit will be eYen as have diseretona-
ry power in that respect will take pleasure III
showing this property TO any person wishing 10 puf-
chase. Ny address, IS, Loslngslon, Nelson county,
Virginia
All persons indebted to the estate Of Lorenzo D..
Aisrop deceased respectfully requested 10 make
immediate payment, indulgence will be given.
Those having elaHs against him, will please make
them known, that arrangements may be made Tor
then payment. HARDIN fERhlNS,
Executor of Lorenzo d. AistroP decd.
May o. "tds
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SIT, ERE SSAEsEe.

I'D UNAWA1 from the plantation Of Mr.. Benz
a Wilks, near Iynchburg, about the Isl of June,
(instant negro man named WILSON,, aged a.
bout - years, bright mulatto, with very bushy ha,
about feet IN helght-when spoken 10, he has rah-
er down-cast look, and usually answers in an un-
der tonc--no particular marx about hm is recollect-
ed This negro belongs TO the estate Of Ann B..
Scott deceased and was, by the administrators hired
out for the present year. to Mr.. Willis. 1t IS proba
bic he will endeayur to leave Tins State for some Of
the free States-most probably by the way Of
Charleston Kama If taken on the east side OF the
Blue Ridge, secured that he be again recover
cd the undersigned, admir-, will pay the sum of
SO and if taken ON the other side of the Ridge,
he will pay the sum OF $40 reward Persons drsl-
rous 10 communicate with me, will please direct TO
Red Hill p. @, Campbell coualy.'
HENRY r. EARLY.
admir-. al Inn b. Scot, dtc'd
- The Charleston (kanawha) Banner will in
sent this notice four weeks and forward Its account
to the Once olthc Lynehburg Virgltian.
luae II 4w
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EXEGaTOR'S sAEE.

DY VIRTUE Of the last VII and testament OF
ID Lorcnzo d. Aisrop, deceased, ! shall oher Tor
sale, Monday, the 18th day Of June next tha' ne
ng court dayA IN trout of my store door. III tie Town
of Iosipraiuu county of Nelson, stallion, three
years old IN August ueAt, OF the get OF John Ran
tolphs celebrate horse, Janus, and out Of mAfe Ct
tile first flood IN This country. The lovers Of good
blooded horses would particularly invite 10 tins
sale, Tor can say that tbs Colt Is OF most tosln"h
dug appearance At the same time and place,
sllall n1er Elr s.Ile. u nosl eACrIeut
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think IT right, on his departure. to saw ,l,..
greatly esteem. '"''n whom
c,,' THOMAS COOPER, M.D.L.In
from e'" N @o9 ~ Hume LsteIg sena,oroge :,
Ed. W Johnston, Esq has for SOM ,,n,o
the Editor of the Columbia Telescone a"d pas, been
an OF S Carolina College. DURING ,b, ,u i'isfan
has written much in our Periodicals. un petiod' he
tleman. distinguished by grace aud hin" gen
style as writer his extensive literary nCorny' OF
ra us afea,a,e a'qnan'9nee with the Casscs
tlng these qualifications he could ,enya. fequl-
bic service to the Public. ROBT Y. YygNSePta-
For terms, &c. see separate advertise,noi'.NE NE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
In CHAScERY.

NllRGlMA-At Court held for Franklin County, al ''
Courthouse, the ID day OF April, 1888. ov
Daniel Stonor plaintiff against Nathaniel Pearcy, w.
leador, and Jonathan Hardy Deienuah's'
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants Otey hIeador and Jonathan Hardy mol Ia
wing entered their appearance, and given security
to the act OF the general Assembly, and the rules OF TINS co
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ar No.
inhabitants of this commonwealth On the motion OF me n
ill., by COUNSEL it is ordered that the said Otey Meadof %
Jonathan Hardy, do appear here the first Aondny III
next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy M
order be forthwith inserted in the lynchburg lnginai io u.
months successfully and posted at the front door % INV
Courthouse of this
copy-Tcste, -,
: ,..:i ic WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

ANECDOTE.-lnt the course of the late scss;or
OF the Penosy lyana Legislature application was made
Tor an act oil incorporation for Theological semi
nary, TO bear the name OF St. Charles Ba,romeo
divine who distinguished himself ia Italy by the benc
hclal exercise OF his great talents While the HIN
was before the legislature, the name seemed to he a
stumbling block to many Of the wottly members
AS Dr. Il. OF The Senate had shown himself a 6iend
OF the bill. member who had some scrupIes anple1
to that active legisat ofior information.
''Who is this Barr afterwhom this seminar,
IS to be named!' asked he OF the Senator
Now DR.. b. was well read in civil and nol,ir,I
history, and could have perhaps answered almost A.
ny question relating TO the personages me,tionod
therein, from Pharoah Ramssses down to Gove,no,
ktner; but IT had never within the line Of his
profession to read Buffers Lives of the Sants,,
he therefore was puzzled for moment bu pereeiyno
that hesitation might lose vote he said:
"Why-you know very well-Bar Won tecolIec,
means son-you read it IN the Bible somewhere"
"Oh yes, said the querist, ait is so-we have Rar
Jonas for the son Of Jonas"
''Well," said the Doctor sthis Bqr-rsmeo ,vas m
illegltlina,e son OF Romeo and juliet. whom Won
READ about IN Shakspeare-they were not quite Sc
clever as many people think for"
ION that IS II, is it!a exclaimed the ouerist with
an air OF profound satisfaction. There is no harm
then, in voting for the BILL" He did vote for II and
the bill was csrried-U. S. Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
Patrick FEcMry .sc0tsen,v

YNllE regular semi- annual examination at this In
stiiutlon, will commence ON Friday, 18th OF
June, when parents aud guardians and ali who feel
an interest in such exercises are earnestly and r.
specially solicited 10 attend
The exercises of the School will be resumed 18Th
July Nely ample and permanent provisions have
been made. for the accommodation orboarleIs
Terms OF Board and Tuition as heretofore
JOSEPH p. GODFREY.
May 81. NV
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Situation Wanted.

4 lOt Nj Man who can furnish satisfactory
u Recommendations as to character and uuaGca-
lions 10 teach The English branches wishes 10 gel
situation rs teaohcrlu ih, some Of the adjoining
counties. He would prefer reaching II a private
family. \ letter addressed 10 l.. J. {. Lynchbule,
vii meet nh Prompt attention.
June lth 81 IT,.
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EruIl ssi.a Harness Horse, hts
SVDCEA oa' GOODS
on hand al his DEATH and perhaps some
Cous HE'S and Household kursiitfc

TraMs-Tweye months credit on all sums over
FIVE doIlats-llnt sum, aud under rash will be re
ouifed. Bonds with approved security, TO carry IN
lcrest from Their dates the interest to be RENTED II
the principal be punctualy paid, will be required IN
every instance.
The will Of Mr. Aisrop gives me discretionary
mower in the sdlc OF his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

In communicating 10 the Government At Wash
ington the resolutions adopted short time since hy
the Legislature OF Name IN regard to the qnes-
ton of the North Eastern Boundary Governor
KENT has addressed letter to the Executive. the
language oi which is indicative Cfe maulne,s and IN
dependence of spirit that should belong to his station
After stating that cerlans sums of money had been
appropriately Maine TO the remuneration OF Mr.
Greely and others, who had been ncacera,ed by the
British authorities, he suggests the propnely oire.
endorsement by the General Governments ON the
ground that the duties in which the parties we've en-
gagged when taken were such should be paid Tor by
the United States. II lsintimued that the State OF
Maine, although ready 10 abide b, the decision of
commission, such as has been proposed. is unwilling
that any other basis OF settlement shall be assumed
than the treaty Of les. 1t is also stated that tie
omission On the part Of Congress to order, before
the close OF the session, surveys to be made of the
territory in dispute, viii be regarded as refusal and
the State OF Maine will proceed forthwith to have
them completed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

NlRGINiAAt rules held in the Clerks Office OF the o,
cut Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the eouh
of Campbcll Monday the seventh day of May es"'e'
hundred and hirty-eight. -,
Charles H. Lynch executor Of Anselm Lynch aet e
against
Henry T. Early, administrator of Ann b. scout aeoS,,
Matthias X v d. Rowcv and Marin II his wife, John Scott
Joseph Chiffon and Margaret his wife, aud Dayd S'''
In CHASCERY. -.
The defendant, David 7. Scott not having entered Ms
peaanee and gwen security according to the Act
and the rules of this court, and appearing by
idence he not nm nabi,ant this Commonwealth
ordered that the sand defendant do appear here on bc
day of the next September Term, and answer me o
plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith ins'u
i'll newspaper published in the town of Lynchpu tho
two months successfully, and posted at the front do'f "
Court House of this county. ...,,-rp cry
Nav u - ' w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

fate Of a MISUNDERSTANDING of the FEELING nj
the population of Upper Canada in gard to ,he late
executions Tor political offences, may be Q, thered
from the following paragraph, from the i ,ae,ea
Telegraph: ' Lewiston
:, rete' the hangman, in Toronto, who executed In.
ma murdock, and afterwards Lount and Matthews
vas few days after the execution ofthe two la,,or
dressed up witt, Scotch bonnet and clothes similar
70 tncse worn by the Queens Own. The Sheriff
ne was stoned and beaten almost TO deah-his clo,hes
torn from him and his pockets rifed. He was com
70 return to the Jail for safety. After lha, the
Sne1,n sent him in disguise down to Posts tavern nm
.ne Kingston road, where he recognized, brus
- sna ens 10 pieces, whence he conveyed back
TUG Jan again Tor protection. The Sheriff then
sent him up 70 the Peacock tavern ON Dundas
street. where he was left After that lie was seen up
'ne Humber and recognized. lie said to the person
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Totals.
S5s3.052 90

The amount Of work done is greater llau has ever
been performed before At tie min IN the same time
as the labor is propottoued to lie number o. pieces,
aud not to the value. 2,229,50o CONS have been
struck OF less denomination than tie half dol
lar.
All the branch minis are now IN operion--iha ut
New Orleans having commenced orsratiuus on the
7th of May.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

Is finished hs professional through part of the
tninn. Ills Medicines gave general satisfaction, OF
which testimonials noticed IN all the Virginia and othei
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