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A PHlLANTHRoPlc EFFoRT.- Among the
thousand enterprises for loing good, in this
age Of enlarged philanthropy, the measures
taken, and taking, for the relief and restora-
ton of the insane, are by no means the
least beneficial or praiseworthy. A move
ment has commenced in Hampshire
which will doubtless result in the establish
ment, in that State, of an asylum for the
benefit Of this pitiable and suffering class OF
our fellow creatures-may not say, for the
benefit of human nature in reference to this
appalling diseased for the afliction and
suffering are not altogether confined to the
immediate victims of the malady. Below
is an extract from an Address to the people
of that State, from an association OF phi
lanthropic individuals who are uniting their
efforts and calling On the people to come up
to the good work:
From the New-Hampshire Patriot.
To the Friends of the Insane.
The subject of Insanity is one of great
importance. 1t should be one of deep and
general interest. The condition and suf-
ferings of the Insane, when fully realized,
must excite the sympathy of every feeling
heart. Deprived of Gods. most precious
gif-the distinguishing attribute Of man
reason visited with misfortune worse
than poverty, and often added to poverty
itself;-a terror, a disgrace, and an aver
sion not unfrequently even to their friends.
and yet unable to take care of themselves,
they appeal most touchingiy to the friends
of humanity for protection. BY deep
rooted prejudice, which almost believes
them possessed of evil spirits and smitten
with judgment from God. they are in a
great measure shut out from the pale oil
general sympathy. They are denied the
rights Of human brotherhood. While
christian zealand philanthropy are trayers
ing the world for objects Of benevolence
there are hundreds of our fellow beings
even at our own doors, who now suffer
nnheeded, aud without an effort for their
relief. While the law throws its shield o.
protection around the weak, and extend:
It's supporting arm to the unfortunate -
while legal provision is made for the pooi
and diseased, and the deaf and dumb, and
blind ale educated by the public bounty
the poor lnnatic, though suffering under q
misfortune worse than either Of these, ano
more deserving of pity, is treated like q
convicted criminal, and subjected to i'm.
prisonment and even stripes l--still NOR,
unfortunate, in their case, disease instead
of being claim for compassion and kline
treatment, becomes an excuse for inius,ic,
and injury. With nervous system sha.
tered and uaorbidly sensitive they are per
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EV " AIS
From the yVe,O- York Baptist Register.
STAFFORD CORNERS, Abr. g. Is3e

SPAFFoRD CORNERS, Apr. 8, 1888.
Dear brother Beebes As the intelli-
gence Of the work Of the Lord, through
your paper, is very gratifying to US, we
have thought that it would be interesting
to give short account Of the good work
in this place. There was formerly
Baptist church here, that some years since
became extinct. Four years ago there
was something of a revival in the vicIni-
ty. and branch of the MarceIlus church
was organized, and the prospects were
improving, until last winter the people
met for a pfotractxa meeting, and enjoyed
the labors of EldeTstD. Pease and B. Ca
prom, and other brethren labored occa-
sionally. The meeting continued twelve
days. and was crowned with the signal
blessing of the Lord. The saints were
revived and quickened, 9baeksliders re-
claimed. and sinners conferred TO God
As the fruit of the revival ofthe church,
as noticed above, was constituted on the
2lst Of March, composed of forty men,
bers, all from the Marcellus church,
since which twenty -fou. have been added
20 the newly constituted church by bap-
tism, and one by letter. Four more have
been received as candidates for baptism,
and quite number more have been hope
fully converted to God. They enjoy the
labors of brother Kimberly, formerly a
student at Hamilton, and their prospects
are very fattering. l remain, very affec-
tionately, yours in the gospel,
BENZ. w. CAPRoN.
From lions Herald.
NoRTHFIELD. VT.
BR. Brown: The present year seems
to be one ofjubiIee, especially to N. Eng
land. Every circuit and station in this re-
gion, as far as my knowledge extends, has
shared more or less in the outpouring oil
the Holy Spirit. This circuit has reeeiv.
ed some mercy-drops. The work, COM
menced soon after Conference, and has
ben gradual in its progress. Almost ey.
cry part eff this charge has received some
tokens of Gods mercy in converting sin.
ners, and reclaiming backsliders.
! A number Of souls have found the Saw.
ior to be precious very recently in this vii.
iage. Our prayer meetings, which are
held at the parsonage, are 50 crowded, tina,
we have found il necessary. to dismiss our
meetings before We conId &c. mourner,
forward for prayers. A number have
stopped to weep and pray, and have return
ed rejoicing. We have received on pro.
baton since Conference, about MN. nnc
others are Whiting for an opportunity Il
Join. Here. too, 10 strange as Il NAV an
pear to some. the most Of the church nra,
for the emancipation of the Stare, and M,
! glorious triumph Of the anti slavery cause
May that rock, which was cut out Of n,
mountain without hands, continue 10 roll
Until slavery. temporal and spiritual il for
ever abolished sAn'b RiaHARpsoN.
NeHhfeii, April ie. 1898.
j BLvsHibbs ME.-By q letter from
bfethef fitzpatrick, We learn that the goo,
| work advances. Ninety have been re
eeiged rs candidates for ehurch-member
ship. fifyssight Of whom have been bar
! tized. Zsos's Adr. & -
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, NAY 2. 1888.

u The editor is absent at the time this
and the next number are issued. Should
there, during this time, be any errors or
omissions in mailing, subscribers will please
notify through their respective postmaster
and corrections will be promptly made.
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The FuoITIys sArE.-The slave, who
went through this town, recently, has sent
letter back to-. w. Hale Of this village
in which he says, !" am in Canada, where
there is liberty" He was, al the time '0s
letter was written, only mile from tbs
line-said be did not feel perfectly sale
yet-should so further. He wished to know
whether anything had heaa Seeva q ID
puFsuers. 80
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UNION HOTEL, Eys,chburg.

gTyss TIE UNDERSIGNED has leased the
Bam,l ADORE well known establishment, situated at
----4h the upper end ct Main street. Ivnehbure.
whirh has been IN the possession l, Mr.Paul Jones.
Tor the last five six years, and will take possesson
o II on the LIST day of January, 1888. lie has also
taken thelrs THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING immediately opposite the Hotel, which will en-
dble HIM 10 niierilc III Isl satisfactory accommodation
10 ladies', aad also 10 receive TWO three lami-
lies as boardcrs by the year.
The subscribers TABLE shall be furnished With
the greatest variety which the market affords his Ba,
"Iththe best LIQUORS, and his Stables with goo1
tora"c aud careful DStlerS.
The W ATElt tn Union Hotel, issuing from 4
rock, Is acknowledged to be FAR preferable 10 any IN
Lyme hhure and IS particularly leasan' duflng the
summer months.
The subscriber Piled. cs himself 10 every cAe,-
non 10 rive satisfaction 10 those WHO may patfonl1e
hnn, both boaidei, mud trav.crs--aud lie earnestly
Soelts portion of thu public patronage.
ANTHONY ". CRENSHAW.
{ = The Redmond Wing and kanawha Banner
Will in>Ct Ike force plng advertisement WIN, and FOR
wand then account, 10 this ottce.
Dee.
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WOO Esxs &C a - u VI Y

THNHE exercises of this Seminary for the year
q 1888, will commence on the lst oi eofuafA
ard terminate on the 30h OF Noscmber.-fhc pr'co
# DO I'd and tuition including washing, bedding and
fuel, will be 500 tor session OF D months, p'yanc
III advance. The course of instruction embraces The
Languages aud Sciences generally, and ~ designed
- prepare Students thoroughly iot Colleges AMI
Universities. There NJ present aiew vacancies
Whch will be desirable Ia I'LL with youths whose
rducations intended TO be on a liberal scale
In announcing the Intention oi Icsuming then 70
eaton. the subscribers tender their achnowledc
10 then patrons, for The grateful sense winch thoy
manifest ri the improvement oi thclr Sous aud wards.
As Ia the general chartcorof the Institution, refer
cnec made 10 Professors BouuN castle, HARRISON,
Emmett, Tucker, anl DAVIS, 1.-THE University OF Nn.
glnla.
The SEMINARY easN N access To Students COM
in from the North. 81 from the south, bcng sltnat-
ed abo9t3 miles from the Richmond aud Frcdet-
icksbure rail toad Letters addressed To either OF
the Subscribers. ana directed to Concord Academ,,
Caroline County, viii be promptly attended Ia.
\. &. COLEMAN.
+. W. COLEMAN.
!. -. COLEMAN,
Drc. - tliF
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f,NECI'aUgg's nee.

,x-II t. be sold TO III. hiahrsl bidder, At tie late
w residence of Mildred RoSr, dec. Oh the Gfa
d.y ol January, uear A'nhrr'! Court House. all the
r.t,,luAlc property Of said deocdenr. consisting III
urt ,f several valuable llotsrs t,wS and Hogs,
inv u sixty barrels ol E"rn, Tie s'rPy 81 Fork
Which has been f,c"ntly purcha-rd-Aiao, h@h two
l. N,,oou entirely new-thc llouSthuId fuuI-
,ur, which is nearly and Of the most idHil'o'3-
III, kmd Including all things eou'eHl'n aud ner's-
,,r,lor house ping, oc elhor with thu Plantation
z ooi, and Kitchen Furniture. On ali SUMS "'ri
i've loErs credit OF six months will be given, the
Iarciasrr giving buud With good enri',-"r SUNS
,yder five dollars, The cash vii be r,qGted.
JAMES \. ROSE, Ear
OF Mildred kusr d.ct.
January It's
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q ss5sEsses STOLEN.

u STOLEN from my Stable, noar
T-sI IA. Lynchhufs, Freshly ulght
S|<-A1k TX ,nr !4h, Inst. large DAsiH
him Brown ,ayaboui five feet tour inches high,
as is supposed, he may he something less, as
never measured h,s hcightbecved 10 be five years
old the next Spring. Ihr Horse Is very spirited
underline sadil, or III barnes, the marks of which are
nov visible IN nm. having been used both III the
ploush and wagon this Fall No natural marks a.
bout Inn distinguish him from any other Horse
oil the same size, colour and ayr except that one Of
his aae les before apl 10 be rather larger thaC the
otcr. but tins ma, disappear IN time; and mat his
heavy quarters wout distinguish him generally iiom
other horSr>. His nalur. gait, under the saddle, is
"A spirited tr1t, though he pares when forced INFO 1t
hy the rider. He lla- accidental marx about HIM
which may be discovered by close examination,
which Il small slit IN the upper corner ol his right
nostril.
Any person who will delver the Horse TO me. shall
receive TWENTY DOLL AIRS reward and if he
detects and arprchrnd> the thief. that he rs Goa
yiltcd he Shall receive THIRTY DOLLARS
molr; 50 that hg may be rewarded mlth fifty dollars,
bv WILLIAM DANIEL.
| \ovctnLer ~
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MORE GREAT E.xrs& 9s.s.s.
TO EUlAp, Ii A. EARLY Ak. II TIT
f.y,sc,y eylsti .%s1iFc FFVJ <f,;ol. %iD!e az


FIv,scy sy.sei !ys0rEe FsTy <t,ol. .@iD!c az
e.. Fs. 4, - z U, ~.
HANDSOME McIuo Cloths, n - p ouly, u.
4 4 baut one hall diem ,aiuc,
Heautilal Pdrly Dtess Goojs. n 80 cents. lrss au
one hall the value of9ohe OF tlrm thry consist oI
E,meraldas, Palmarlnos, ChalIycus. Nc, &c.
Golnured Bombaznes, extra fac aud very low,
few pieces OF the most splendid tIsnrcd Shins e'-
cr seen in this MARKET nj - -, truly 'freant aud
beautiful
4 few pieces handsome Figured Silks, at y cents,
few do PLAIN cplourcd SIihs, at 81 cents,
\ large assortment of Motcrns. and rich Ddmask
Moteens for Curtains, very low.
Rich new sl>c figured and Embroidery Dtapery
Musllns ilr Curtains very cheap,
large assortment of sin Cotton and Wols1cd
iriugcs oi The newest STYLES lor Curtains, Sc,
\ aIge assortment oi Ladies Gloa>s. very cheap,
3 OF 400 pieces Caleos ii Ve,y low prices.
Wall Paper, some very fine sets ut 10" ptlc"s.
Dec. -
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power 10 pfatibl the slave l,adc between the several
States oIts nion and makesuch laws rs shall eli
iccnaly prohibit such irnde.
&. Resolved. That Senators III Congress be III
siIu'iei aud our Representatives requested, 10 pre-.
sent hr foregoing rupert aud lcsolutiunst" then ~
speelnr Houses IN Congress- aud and use their IN
ilucnce Ia carry the same speedily into effect.
!. .esulvrd, That the to.cluut at this state be
requested In transmit copy al the foregoing report
aud resolutions 10 The Plesiden OF the nicd States,
and teehcl ct our Senators aud Representative. IL
tnn 1laSs.
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NInNIsnAY. Dec. oe.


NIX. LAIHOIN'S NtSVII HUNS.
The Resolutions were read second time, when
Mr.CALlIOUN took The floor, aud said that the
object lac had in view, in introducing these resolution
IS - test the siicne ia of the Seuate and TO if
iic Senate would agree upon any one mode OF re-
dless All the Sepaors lac said,prolessed to be oppos
I'd to the ,boli,.onis,s. and yet all weic divided.
HIS rcsolufons. he said. expressed the opinion oil
the South aud were what every South ern man be
lieyed to hatrne. The vote on he resolutions he
shonld consider test vote. II adopted, he
fiaui consider di4 the SeGaie wee dsYJsei
u. "a - III rs iaWCri 10 flplie1ts fhs tEffHs
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~ H..

WILL. BE SOLD. On the premises. We'd
w uc,d,y the 10Th of Jannary. 1889, Il Tract ot
Land living in the county oi tainrhrll, on Seneca
creek a,nl,, > miles from the l.yucllhutg aa Wards
Bridge Turnpike Read, adjoining The lands "i Tho
ma, coi,l. John Muurmlu aud others. This tract
Of md contains 500 acres. la acomlurtabe framed
Dweliny Ilanse with TWO good stone chiinncys, aud
cleared Land upon it, and large proportion ni
good Tobacco Land 10 clear Terms Liberal, and
made huoan Al the tim. aud place Of sale.
JOSIAH con,
SAMUEL PETIT.
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Mn. cALllouN.s RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were introduced III Tie
Sruatc on the 9th alt. by Nj t,lnotNt
Resolrcd That ~ the adoption ni the Federal
Constitution, the Stales adopting The same acted
scNcfaN, ~trce, independents and sovereign ~ ties
and ihl each, iot ITSELF 10y iis own voluntary assent
entered tho Union with the view Ia It's increased SC
cutuN against all dangers domSctf as well Us lofceh
ami lhc utptc perfect aud secure ctleN nleht OF lis
advantages, natural, political, aud social
htSolyod, Tint ~ drrgaiing \ ror1nn al then
powers To he cNcfcrcd by the Fcdeini hoNernihcn''
the STATES retained sctclallN, the exclusive anu '"e
tght ave, thcir avn domcst1e usiiiniieus "d police
and are alone responsh'e l"f he'n, aud lh' any m
tetmedd'ine OF ahN one III more STATES, OF eonui'
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SuBsTITt. TIE FOR MIR. CALliOlN'a RE
SOLUTIONS,
Propoyed on The 2nA Ell. By Mr.. AorreH of4Ricit

=
hfsolrtd Thu the Gottfnnenf OF the | 1ited
States * Irrational lnyepInnt only ipr the gee
ril pupp r., spec lfiai in the Federal Constitution:
Jhi the : aies OF this uou, III all lheir reserved
ny hts and powers. are ,"oaaie, mdcpc ndeni, aad
SOVEREIGN political communr~
Int any Interference by one OF ninre States, or by
the pro ole Of one or more States, with the domestic
institutions Of any othci State OF this tmpn with
any Of rs reserved rights aud powers over tio,r iu-
stlnt,ns, Is paipahlc aud dangerous Iuiraciou OF
tie spr.t Of the Constitution OF the United States,
tending dnec,ly To disturb the peace and tranquility
Of the non aud 20 sever the uas which connect Us
together one People:
That the Senate OF the ntcd States, composed oil
the represent alives OF the States n their sovereign
capacities. End borud 10 protect the reserved rights
and powers left 10 them in the compact OF mon,
would regard any attempt, onihe part OF the tcdet-
al Governments under the prcicXt 81 regulating COM
nIercc among the several States, under any other
preteXt whatever, 10 prohllt the domestic uade be
tween any OF the States, the citizens OF any OF the
States, allowed BY them any kind OF property, re-
Gugniscd such by tler laws, as unconstitutional IN
spirit aud ia lrtlcr: Therefore,
Reyoicea, That the Senate Of The | nitcd States
viii neither receive, entertain, any petition, me
moral, resolution, othrr paper praying Congress
To prohibit any such trade.
R6sOircd, That, II would be breach oi the
public Gath oic nation to abolish slavery IN the DIS.
tict Of Columbia. without the consent Of the Peo-
pie OF the District the Senate will neither receive,
nor cn,crian any petition memorial resolution, on
thcr paper praym. for the adoption Of such mea-
sure, unless it proceed from the people OF Tie DIS
uict of Columbia.
The resolutions being read, they were !al ON the
table, and ordered to be printed.
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Ehe Piedmont E.ss.e OF Stages

l.earesthc Union Hotel ever o'hcr day, At 80
clock \. NJ, By way of d lnplllc and 'hou, h Norh
an, South Carolina, tn Mdedges,2e, Geo.
Jan ! Is
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Fan ESar!1 Wanted.

WISH 10 purchase next Smng and Summer,
i five ssundrci Cords, if delivered in good
order. | viii give for Chesnnt aud Spanish Oak
80 per cord; For Black aud Red Oak, - -.
CASWELI. POE.
y. B.-l also, wish 10 get / Apprentices. TO
!ea,n the Tuning and Currying Business. BOZ ;
from the country would BIZ preicrred
&. POE.
Dee. u I'm
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January /
.ys,5 X's"s'.

'.NNE snhsc bcr, hsi e heru recently very much
4 ani,ovrd hv persons hunting on his Lands. put
,y down In. Traces. and otherwise iniurlng his farm,
rr.hy o,"arns all persons Who nay hereafter tres
p.,, npou III, premises at he shall strirfly enforce
The I. ,w aaai.i,l tl.rm. RICHARD Chiffon
January
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Grass EsO.~.

4 HAVE INV uncngaecd a lr" pans OF thc Mac
I Ky and berkshire PICS. celebrated a
grazing breed, Of remarkably easy keep dnl caily
ula!u ity. CHARLES VI. RYAN. MIna"cr
Ion l.. Fletcher at Ia, Plantation.
mean Amherst fooIt House.
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For Rent,

A ND possession given immcain'cy. the B,ich
"a TENEMENT. ON Main street. formerly occn-
rIcd by Martin, Ward & Davis, as Dry 'aonds Store.
Appl, To Thomas Mckinney. or /"
MARTIN, WARD < DAVIS.
Ian. Is
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so,i. here, ,au lever. al Bnrcasns!

I'VE have on hand 4 very large assortment o. fan-
w cy M.rino ! Andkcrchlris aud small >ha"ls,
.h;rh we will sell without regard TO profits, rs the
"sson il far advanced. We particularly ask the
| ,o1rs to call aud examine for Themselves.
JAMESsC. HUNT & CO.
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Fletcher IL. Ways aaca Robert VI.
ElsGtsSOE2,
ATTORNEYS AZ LAW,

ATTORNEYS AZ LAW,
ANlNG formed a partnership III the practice
of their profession. will in future attend ihe
Hnarilor and lnlrrinr Courts ut Ba,ciourt Bcdruid
Montgomery, Giles, Monroe aud Allegheny. All
"nSibr>s entrusted 10 them will receive their prompt
attention. Their Office is Nam street. IN the
Town OF Fiucasle, opposite the Central Hotel
Jan. Al
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w ANTE FED.

/ hNEDlATELI, first rate Bourne! iss;sEa
SadHler. to whom constant employment and
i'lhrhbnrs prices will be given.
L.FIGGAT X Co.
Lexington. Va Jan. 81
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.V'OT'sC'E.

AEIERMlNEDTO SELL our GOODS for
cash, or TO punc.ali dealers at six months
,,e"" we offer them such prices cannot fail To
p''se' We have lately received an additional sup
ny OF ttJ.VTEIs 4; 90 E1Srom the Northern
.'eS' winch were certainty ought lower than nsi'-
~, al" we aic determined sell AZ small per cent
"'A'uii" onrriend. aud the public for their liberal
rr''ronase, we again invite t.eir attention TO our
,'oc". winch is well assorted. and adapted TO the
season. ! y R,IIEY A-Co
Anherl e. H.. Nov 30 is
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4 q n 1 q D.

lH,IIE Subscribers has .rrly purci ascd bali Of Ilie
81; 81: a.: !; ' III; !: $;5 4: G }:::
C,rs 81 aud will .rz.s.as2zAlf. stand Nun at ms
hou,c.iu Patrick county, 4. the approaching season
Pedigree and term, will hereafter he made Known.
SHELTON kENNERLG.
P,,rrk Co. jan. | IL
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'Ekss'a's'nia1' SAFE
T. .S.Yg III III s,SY EsE.S'Ee

OE' es.Rg EgK,Es,S' r. Esf.s'Ee.
Under the provisions Of a trust deed made by
y james 5. penfIlcton and others, on the 26tll
day OF November, le22 aud duly recorded ~ the
CLERKS Office oi the codnty court OF Anhfirt, tlc
undersigned, acting a: tic request OF u" l'icS-
idonl and Directors of the Farmers Bank Of \nSl-
MIA. Will en- SATURDAY. THE 6ru DAh OF
JANUARY. 1888, at Il O'CLOCK, tnoon) O! tliat
dav proceed 10 sell To the highest builder at the
FRONT DOOR OF TIE EAGLE HOTEL, IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. certain
Tfg.EG1' GE' z. a.s'gs.
situated on the roadliom New Glasgow to Amherst
Cout house. IN the county Of Anersi. and desl@-
natcd in plot made on the 2Hh OF December. le2e,
hy the surveyor of Amherst, ~ Jincs s Pen9leton
Upper Eracs, containing by the said survey
.SS5 ACRES.
This is represented as good FARM NC LAND,
and is bounded by Baitioe River, tn the western
side and the Road aforesaid on tn eastern SIDE
BY the terms of the deel the sale Is required To
be made for cash, bu by consent and ut tie request
OF the parties. il " II be made for one thrt at the
purchase money cash. one third at II months, and
The remaining tlntd at > ycars.-BonG' OF notes
v it'll approved security, aud trust deed on the pro
perry, will be required for the credit payments.
| Z. y. NICHOLAS, Trustee.
I'd
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gg.gST esEH E.d.s'gs.
.SSs5 lAeSeEii&.
FOR RENT.

FOR TRENT,
oNE OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
W Store suitable Tor Offices or Lod 5me Rooms
MARTIN. WARD 4 DAVIS.
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commissioners sake.

~ pursuance OF dccrrlal order o' INC circuit S"-
,.,;oy cou,t OF law aud clanccry, for Tie Town ni
iynchburg. pronounced on ia" 25t day OF May
1857 IN the suit therein d1prnhas' between ''Si
'Ia. n,intiiIs and james (. Boyd admir-. with the
Guam ," ,nucxrd OF Philip Rhor drc'd aud others de,
,n,s. the undersigned will, on The lSt ut tcb-
,v s:,s. on the premises, expose t" sale, by way
=, nabIic auction. on credit OF 8 aud months
tqua "sa"c"s, I,"s p"as'.@r 5s,"S , n""< "' o
@ MI 10 the prop, rry TO be tclared until tue same
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
E,Dt Of Ground,

snn,,,d in the toan OF L!nchb"rg at the Junction
,,,cr, and 2d alley, rsi.uard in hr plan OF
W ,,a,o hy tie number 296. The roi'i"n, and
Of said lot wlch is intended to he sold, will
~ pcularly described, and pointed Out, at the tne
HENRY DUNNINGTON, Sergeant
OF the Cooperation o l.yncilbnrs.
Aud Commissioner.
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