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POE'ER ".
THE ONLY TRIE ND
NY nrY. II. W. LvANs.

BY REV. II, w. LVANs'
have had friends, and thought them So
Had friends both intimate and many
But all have left me long ago,
Save the sole real friend OF any
He Faith in dazzling contrast shows
An other friends but secret foes
Had friends whom one ungnnrdod speech,
Or one impatient look would scare,
Who sought occasion for a breach,
Inconstant as the passing air.
But this, impatient word or look
Could never scare-he ne err forsook.
And friends whom never humblest call,
Nor meekest prefer brought again,
Tho years had flown and changed us all
And nearer came tho grave-'twas vain
But this, be but wish implied,
Tbs. instant combats at my side.
And friends upon whose lips hung,
And sweeter than the honey deemed
The doctrine flowing from their tongue
o fool, with bitterness it TENED.
But all is true from this that flows,
His we'll of love no bitter knows.
And friends who lock d me 10 their breast,
Hid all from mo their doubts and cares,
And in turn my thoughts snpprest,
MY faults concsal'd, nor told them theirs
But this has every thing revealed,
And have nought from this concealed.
And friends, who when the feast was spread
Were ever nigh, and warm, and glowing,
But never shared my sorrows tread,
And wo-cup full TO overlooking,
But this, neglected in my joy,
In wo and pain is ever nigh,
And friends, who firm and constant stood,
Thro' wo and pain-and yet their aid
Was but TO weop--'twas all they could
And furnish hopes their hearts forbade
But this, all wo, all pain can cure,
The hopes this gives are firm and sure
And friends, whom regions far away,
For weary Tagging years would sever
Or some inexorable day,
Tear from my clinging arms forever;
But this thro' either world survives,
Sill nigh, still sure, forever lives.
And who is this. thy best of friends,
What land contains gem so rare
His home Of fadeless bliss extends
Der earth, DER ocean, and o'er air;
His rule around, above, below
o Lord, this best Of rriGnds art thou.
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Charcoal Wanted.

VTNHE subscriber is wishing to purchase large
n quantity of hard wood CHARCOAL, and
will want it delivered at his Furnace in Decem-
Der, January and February next, for which he will
pay Five Dollars per hundred bushels, in cash if
wanted, on delivery. Or he will advace cash on
contract for Coal, when satisfactory security is
given that the coal will be delivered according to
contract. HUXiiAM PADDOCK
st. Johnsbury, June, 1889. 97-tf
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SSp98 AVr Sg@RRSgT5a
g d NNrETl -RIRRONrS AND LLNrLNGS
CHOckery and GLASS Ware,
mann IU1Dr 1Nrn <,TryUr U,Du

Loaf Sugars, Raisins, Figs, Teas Tobacco, Rice,
Coffee, Spices, &c; PAINTS, spts Turpentine,
Oil, Vtriol, blue do, Alum, Copperas and indigo;
Glass, Iron and Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Nail Plate
&c. &c.
Ladies and Conference.-The above invoice of
goods comprises part only of what now offer
for sale, and we respectfully invite you TO favor us
with a call before purchasing elsewhere. We deem
it unnecessary to say where we purchased our
goods, it being immateriaI. Quality and prices we
trust, will convince those who favorsQs with an
opportunity to exhibit them for their examination
that they have been iudicousy selected, and that
our prices are quite low
KlTTREDGE Il COLBY.
St. JohnsburY Plain. Anil 25 1890 0I-ff
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New Goods !!

FE VII subscribers have ust received, and are now
a offering for sale at their Store in Lyndon the
largest and best selected assortment Of
s l9 IS 9SH G a ST. ~ 8 " Gg Gg SO s&
GOODS
that they haye ever before offered to the public
Although we cannot boast of going to New York
(and back again in So hours without buying any
goods) for the sake of putting and saying that we
bought our Goods at auction, and therefore VIC can
under sell our neighbors, nor will we say that we
will sell pound ofpepper spice at Z or cents,
dS at the same time sell them forty times as much Of
some other articles that did not 18th as much
as the pepper spice for the same or a higher
price; but we would say TO the LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN that if they will call and examine our
GOODS and prices, we feel assured that they will
purchase of u.s. and we are confident that when
they get home and comp are their Goods with their
neighbors, Chat are boue IT elsewhere,) they will
be perfectly satisfied with their bargains.
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WANTED,
PUBLIC NOTICE.

UDLIC 1FUIICE.
TVVHE subscriber is under the painful necessity of
n saying that whereas SALLY, his wife, has
left his bed and board without any just provocation,
this is to forbid all persons harborng or trusting
her on his account as he will pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
JOSIAH BACHELOR.
Lunenburgh, July 10, 1889. lO2-3w
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Birmingham Furnace.
TROY. VERMON7v

IlO ! y EIlIHUJVI.
I S now in full and successful operation and is
a in readiness to contract for the casting of Stove
plates, and other heavy castings Also, for Pig
Iron of superior quality, deliverable at the Fur
mace or any part of the country.
AUGUSTUS YOUNG, Agent,
Troy, TeTmont
j. & j. II. PECK q Co, AGENTS,
Oft Burlington, Fremont.
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How quick is the succession of human events!
The cares of to day are seldom the cares of to-
morrow; and when lie down at night, we
may safely say to most of our troubles, aye have
done your worst, and we shall meet no more.'
COaCper.
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MORAL & RELIGIOUS.
EARLY PIETY.


Pie:y is, at any age and under any circum-
stances, an ornament TO the human character,
but, never does it assume a more interesting ap
pearance, than wnen joined with youth and in
telligence. We behold with admiration per-
son, firmly contendng against temptations to
crime and closely adhering to the principles of
his religion. He stands among the few 'who
dare, for virtues sake, be sipgplarly good. The
hook of nature and of inspiration are spread out
before him; in the former, he marks the SIX i'll OF
toe great Architect; he admres the perfection of
his works, and after view at ell exclaims-
"Thyseifhow wondrous then
-Maker omuipotent!'
Thus, by tracing the hand of the Creator n
his works, his views of the Deity increase in
purity, and he becomes DESTROYS to know more
of his character and attributes. The sacred laws
Transportation afford knowledge; he there finds
instruction relative to the duties he owes himself
his neighbors, and his God. He peruses the sa
cred word with q strong desire TO obey its pre-.
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Our PATTERN. bear reproof and to adj
minister it, to submit and to command; TO speak
rs one having authority, yet be very gracious; to
seek the multitude, yet shun popularity-and re-
spect the station oftho great yet rebuke their
crimes; to unite ascetic habits with social feel
ings; to view the darkest exhibitions of human
prejudice and human sin with Indignation, and
yet with patience; to be wronged and possess all
power yet so far from seeking revenge, to feel
no resentment: to pass with equal fidelity and
grace through publicity and retirement, mniste-
ring to thousands and turning aside for one; to
Nnow the hole in all its basenoss, yet retain
fervant charity for its sorrows; increasingly to
battle fraud, yet never to devae nom truth; es-
sential knowledge, yet never swerving from SIM
pIicity essential power, yet never moved to ven
geance: essential love, yet never swayed by feel
ing such was Christ. Reader, may he not on
" be our Redeemer, but our patern.-.H'ss
Je,OSbny
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NEW GOODS9

YEViiE subscribers would inform their friends and
d The public generally, that they have just re-
ceved a choice and beautiful assortment of foreign
and domestic S@s!Ssig G{2G0l1sG59 adapted to
the present and approaching season; consisting OF
BROADCLO'TH AND CASSIMERES
of the most desirable coors; Salinet,s, Rowan Cas-
smerc, Buckskin Fancy, &c for summer pants;
English Ginghams, Copperpate, printed Muslin,
Bishop Lawn, Swiss and Book Muslin. plain and
checked Cambria, hair Cord, do corded Robes,
linen Cambria Hdkfs. Cambria Muslin, do; web
Lace, lace Quilting, Edgings and Insortings; ladies
Kid Gloves, black and white Silk, do super Its,
tambour and spool Cotton; Gents. Buck Gloves,
Kid and Linen, do
SgpR law @0ITSgpGa
BONNET RIBBONS AND Innings;
Cap Ribbons, Taffeta. Satin and Velvet, do Gauze
Wells, green Barnge, black Grape, black Alapne
and Bombazino, gro de Naples, gro de Swiss, and
Sarsnet Silks; Fancy Hdkfs. super Choppas, Mcdi-
ma, Pongee and Belgian do; French, Italian, Vero-
ma, checked and Madras Cravats; light and dark
Vesiings; Vest Duck, Padding, Canvas, silecia
brown Linen, Linen Thread, Silk, Twist, Sc
Crash, Russia Diaper, Ticking, Drilling, sheenngs
and Shirtings; Umbrellas, HATS, CAPS, &c.
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Man is designed for an active being, and his
spirit ever restless, if not employed upon wor-
thy and dignided Objects will often rather en-
gage in mean and low pursuits than suffer the
tedious and lisloss feeli ngs connected with in
dolence; and knowledge is no less necessary in
strengthening the mind than i'll preserving the
purity of the affections and the heart.-'Str Hum
phry Davy.
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and the forest is siiV the best Medicd SchooI o'''
E'he INDIAN FuFgative PILLS:
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wv aEAtedl.

Wanted,
In exchange for Goods
= TONS of good Maple Sugar;
500 yards of Tow Clotn,
ions of WOOL; and most kinds of Country
Produce, and the privilege of charging to good pay
ing customers Cash not refused
PADDOCK q HOUGHTON
Lyndon, May 9, 1889. 93-tf
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HsarGi aEad ERoQaOBy Ware.
WAN TED.

in exchange for Goods, most kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, for which liberal price will be paid
ii. CUTTING q co.
Lower Waterford, Nav 20, 1889. O5-3p
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OR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH
Established at WaShingto1, ID. {. JAM 8. 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

RicnnoNo, Dec. IS, 1879.
The mail Of to-day, which arrived at late hour.
brought US the gratifying information Of the election
oil Robert NJ. T. Hunter, Esq. Of this State rs
, e1kcr of the next Congress tie eleventh bal
lot Mr.. Hunter, although in favor ofhc Sub-Treas-
nry' is nevertheless a WHe--and, arhoogl the
Globe affects not TO be chaerned at lis election it
vii! be remembered that he was last spring opposed
before the people as a UMg thai he is now elected
Speaker By IIhg roies, every membero that panty
voting lol him aud. believe, without an exception
(uness Mr. Pipkens Of S. c. he an cxccppion) every
friend Of the Administration voting against him.
The Globe seems to derive con fort from the fefiec-
touhdt he is grandson Of John FayIoe Of Caroline,
Ohough am told that the Glote is as much II ista-
ken IN his pedigree in his prnciples,) from which
ton; i'll the teeth the fact, however that from his
first entrance into public life until this time, he has
been IN opposition 10 that Administration aud to ltA
"iusttous predecessors" TINS Is indeed cold COM
fort forthe Globe and its clique, WHO, after dIsran-
chisug sovereign State by most daring AID
ruP exercise OF power, fui the purpose OF achieving
the election Of tool OF the Administration the
presiding oficer.p the House have the modification
behold The Illustration OF thrr wicked design, in
the defeat OF ther chosen instruments. We rejoice
in the election OF Mr.. Hunter for anoJhe: reason; II
Nh. Bell or Mr. Dawson had been chosen, they
would have been assael by their opponent aud en-
tangled aud DISTRACTED by all tie difficulties that
could have been known IN their way kom tie outset
Towards Mr. Hunter, hcwever, both parties eynce
Kind feeling, and ia his hoaor anl mrarialify both
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

E;r rANNl: y TIsNEls. Anrrrs.

2O0,G0 Cuttings aud 5000 RkDofs, oil
genuine 51Orus nuifieauIis, nt Auction,
FENllE subscribers viii sell. without reserve, on
Y Monday the 23rd day Of Deeemnrr, IN tonl al
their Ot6ee-200 600 Cuuingsan 5000 k0otgoilbr
genuine Menus Mullcaulis,
Irtms. very llhnral,--ial sums under so, cash
over S5a \ not exceeding S10o. 6nonths, over - 90
md not exceeding 5000, - manth~ over 5000. Is
months credit will be gwen. /. Il T. Aaell's.
Dee. = IBID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

u Nanseaea1 intends ALL felire, The loss 4
both will he seriously eltlhe former particularly as
presiding officer 81 the House. tho duties ot winch
station he talffsscdly discharges with ptomlnness
and skill In surprising thar Of his "ilIusiuuu. pro.
deccsspr." Linn tanks, ESP who, Ly the way.
rcckau, - wonderfully gstonsited that he VS. ool
thought q As Speahc, ofthe II. OF Representatives.
by the ralty which, he has served with much n
drluyt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Conjecture Is now busy in relation to the election.
OF Clerk, which suppose took place Yesterday.
Mr. Gallaod's defeat is thought % be uote lhan
probable since lie result of The election Of Speaker
has been ascerained.
The House OF Delegates 10 day got through will
tie Hfrepae Bill which is very Long, Consisting ol
about Ice sections. Tue remainder ortlle day va.
devoted 10 tie consideration OF bills then first and
second readings.
williamsburg nominations are rcspond,dfo with
enthusiasm from all quarters of the Unen. Numer.
DUSTY attended meetings have been held in PhIla-
de'pha, New ok, and various other places, 10 fe
ceVe and approve them aud the "Gredt West' is
represented as responding by one tumuIuous bnrsi
otacclamaton. Old Tlppancanoe gong ahead IN
glorious style; and every succeeding day strength
ems the confidence Of his friends in a splendid til
uuph.
By an accidental -ljrpse at the papers published
in Buchaoanao Lexington, perceive thu Hey
are boiling over with Indignation al tie course olthe
"Nncnian," and atny course, as delegate from
Campbell, in reference to The prosecution Of he
Canal, at gross sacr fee OF the interests Of tie
stochholdets-who, by the way, might say 10 these
very dSntercstd gentlemen, as lhe.foas Ia tie Ia.
sou - '''' o')s VINO were s'ahi'e '"c'' II may
10 ~" ,o' .o'' o'' " IS ''"h 10 us Inc course
% '"' buchanan ana Lexington papers however IS
q o' 'N'"Gh II should suggest 10 them
e" ee'''S NE RIDICULOUS attitude 10 ""ch they are
place y the ascripuon Of improper motives TO 9th
''' ""''e ".ea are '"eh selves 50 l'o'dy open to
'"e "N' 'nPu'a'oP o. S"hsh'fss' II these editors
WIN 'nfn 10 'hea GA b'""i'h $ iE'y WI see aaolh-
Il '"o'o' VINO" Will r'IA'is' hy giving them losteI
conception ol thefown POSITION feI'rve NINE Of a
P'f"h oil Tue oao"sneS' which attaches to II IN Their
pure 'Ass. relates to the best means OF lort!lng
"'o"h Inc carpenter beIng warmly IN I"vor OF wood,
l"e mason oil stone and the tanner OF leather Ii am
III tie position OF the Carpenter are they no Gdy rep
resented by the tanner For ny part, however
fePei the 'mpuiauon. even while ! retou IT upon
themselves and do so with the n ore confidence
because there are most cogen' reasons ola geoerai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

rnfin1 Narfe, administrator isfbnni- nan syifl ~ vii
annexed Of Hugh Nag,e, dsreased, aed n lis os H.
Reuben NorYrii Harmon Getrv, Lewis r. s.u,I3sa, 81
liam Dos le aud teaeiY hs wife sbeHedr y March, Ggatl
fcuu.sher Of nlterI md rs snelf ahni sra,f
hpnrs Sorge decreased aud OF 5isanapi Haad d. sassa
john coaHaa. Iae Shfl ~ amherst aRd as se siajn,
traitor of John +. Nbfcl lecagaff laHnan Nf4el Sagp.
irl Nuuf J9MeH agu elt WiHms. AppelFrfs ami : n
bs wifi Pee 3a5fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

10 ..ron,,5,s ,,.,.,,, ''' s''; II be, indeed
10 HE. li,l,as, I.,,,..,., ~" o"c Just claims
and ON f,3.,.5..l,..... Ne'o3y he has - long
,,,h,,,. 81. e., ~ iasof OF friend, VINO
60, -, s,,.,,-..,..a, JPN TIE affections, has
NM, a,, ~ wa 'i,e 'ee2ngs OF ms county
ti,,bs f,o,, a.. 60, ''' 'o'e 10 excl The
eopirois. ,.,,.,.,.,. 'ss'oie ''' constitutional
ment. and ,..,.s.,., us - tue "oYena-
r.cn -. ''e '''''S OF u Spills
d,llusipo The noiso' "'au anu
ofIhc body eel.,,,. "''''s ''a VAIN
The II a4tii,,.l.o ..,z=.,=.,
too much aI>r,eiio, ,,l .z.,5,. '' = w '''u
this splendid aa..i, 1v,a...,... "'''z'e III
is made, NAV he if,,,..l = mn"
Neal, ono al the friends If Co., - :
sent at the Wa.Lirc,,,, t., ~
Gen. Scots absence by s,.t,,o ,I,.,l.
obliged Ii leave the cit, the e,.,io, h,r.,. n.',
these are small mqttc,s. nron uh;,t ,i.i.',,.
worth While to WASTE y,.,,ls e.. e..,.,',.
did not leave this cav unullo-.lay.
The stockholders oftle I,n,e. Riyor ,,I a..
ha Company COMMENCED H., :, ANIMAL
Yesterday c,rniDp u, I,I,, Ri .,..,
chair. There were il, a,,,n.l,.,., ....
holders WHO all ost seemed T., be los,i,,L. HI,
tie House e pelepotcs gbis sitoIs ,,,, H.,
what extent private yisIIaneen or,,.,.s j., -,
stock companies to tie rioteclon of ,le ,,,,i,, :,
tctcss or 10 tie iudicinus llnaoen.ert If ,,,a
przt Of which individual slo,lbold,,s MAJ, H..
the control. The Truth is every lb,,, - ,,,.,,.l
by a fen men Nbo tler,s,lyo, ,,ol ,
approve What still lcvcroflbe few unI.,s,,.1 ,..,
IN, ,o NJ out. and what !, would -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
I'd olber eoaLs. Good. sal-lb.e nrs-nams 4-Lara
EoENETs a. EsScx Goos9s.

We i,se very large sufpy of i O \ Ed
OF e'uY Description, Piam 5 law, az al prtee-,
Nuns Flereace htaias, Lou !. j tue Gaes islIcia
OF lGchiad ma lulacturtu, Bounel Ribbons ii ese,,
slN'e auuabe 10 tur sgdsatt, together with a haaG
s0mc seeeuau Of Muusiln &c Lal.cs S.lss. saiiias,
Meuuoes, FreHeh, German apd Engll, worked
Copes x Goliars, Fancy Ilttis. Gloves, lassflings
aud Edggss al all sors, GGfls, PaHs aud many 4a,
a hludsame and desirable GOODS, 10 ~Iac.l Me
particularly insile the aite nlian ol the LADIES.
~ We nvito eali from Country Merchants,
to whom We vii! make liberal dcduftion flatrfe
tai Prlces. HOR&ER & WATSON.
Oct u ~ It
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.,rnns. coRREspoNDENCE.
RIcumnND, Dec. II.

This morning. with considerable mike.
1..iyal Of the ears rom the North, il b..
generally supposed thai 'eey would bring iaier.
"e 4 The organization q the ilon,e Of Repre-
"'''y u. #. indeed, that can be REGARDED as an
"'' linn. the pr ellmlnary stepto which il The
OTsAD'Df Eve members. the evidence Of whose
Is as prtcct and conc'asre as /, Hiai
'i ,t,n,n by ,rfom nag rere efPeHsd, and eonse-
.unib,laon OF one Of the deaest and mosl
QO" f,he riehts reserved to the States respec-
"' h, The very lcttei of tie federal consttn.
W. pa,. although the cars came, were dis
w" .,.J the steam boa, ofthe Potomac, we heaf.
D" r,,. New Jersey case, although so plain that be
!, seems to us, can hardly find any excuse
N"y s,or e,eu in the blindness of parry bigorry,
IN ieeenfousy mysiGeJ, that some persons
..,5ans be misled by the solhslry which is
,ed Ia conceal the enolmities OF the position
..n..ed by the Administration party. Yet the
rI,be oyerreaching itself by lis own subdely, in
.,,, oyeftbows tie very tou. daion OF tie argu-
II o,on which It's friends rest lor defence. See
u paper ofthe 18th inst. in which, it is explicitly
l,t,ored. that s." election gives title II a seat here
,o,au,ne the II. Of d. that the return is evidence
| tcl itle": and that " the Governors certificate
l.. ,,e evidence Of such return Now, this is all
L,,v ave contend for; and The position Of the Globe
l,Goes precisely The rowcr Of the House over the
aliecl. AID points ont It's mode Of acton. The
fret thing INTO which ii enquiries IS the crldrncc Of
the re,utn Which is the Governors cCtticale: If
,bsy find Aqiio lie authentic aud in conformity with
nrhe, until the correctness Of tie rciuraS thus au-
lhen,calcd, are disputed by rival claimants Of The
seas.-Bul, until an LvesiigatloG IS had into tbs
matter. those mEo have the G veruots certificate
are entitled 10 hold their seats, because they have
the onl, evidence Of lille TO them which ii IS pos.
blc 10 obtain untlI the ouacy Of the returns
shall have been scrutlniz aud HAT it is apparent
can only be effected after The organization Of the
House. Tie correctness OF this view of the sub
jccis demo slfated lkcN se by Tie first consequence
ID The opposite ducrue-which Is the disGanehtse.
ment Of a Stale in the otgalzat on Of the House: a
consequence which MAS surely never. ant crpared or
dreamed OF by the ftamcrs Of tie constitutions New
Iusey for example, has Ireeise, the same right to
lu full voice in The election Of Speaker. by
p.om all tie committees are appointed, aud
vh, through the agency q these committees,
,uap the whole business OF the House, III size
BIAS TO fall vote in The decision f a question Of
bud Peace and War, or any OTHER important public
measure. The Constitution slys she shall be eni.
pied to certain number Of representatives. GA the
floor Of the House bu under the rule adopted
~ the lluose. she is deprived Of all representation
The Wing members being eXd ded by a tie vote
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

yylRGisiA-A.r rides he'd u t.e elra One e Ia. -.
en superior Court OF Law sl Chance ~ tor l,s a.,
~ Of Amherst Monday, The III day Of Noyelnier Ia
John snend ap1 Nancy hs wife, Jefferson Horton md f.
liLnhetia vile juucs Aorfelli Matilda Noreil all III
ifain Nonei Plaintiffs
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Executive Sale OF Valuable EGcl. EA-
tate,

gate
ID Y Vitlue Of the provisions Of the last will and
I'D testament of Samuel Bfansford, deceased the
Undersigned his executors. vii proceed, on the 9Th
day OF December, 1889, on the premises Ia sell ii
public auction, To the highest bidder. the follow
log valuable real estate, lying Ia and the town
Of Lynchhufg, TO wit;
!, One house aud lot on Diamond Hin, beng The
same formerly occupcnd by Jao, II. TyIec-being
55 feet front on Main street, aud running back The
usual fcprh Of Town lots.
2. OUe moicy Of lot on Diamond Hin (yaeanD
owned jointly by Gustayus Rose aud SdulI Brans-
ford.
3. A tract Of Lnud, containing about go acfes
lying ON James River, about II mile below The Town
o! l.Ynchbnre. owned jointly by thr Rev. Jno. Ealy
and Saml. Bunsord.- The moirty belonging to the
estate Of the latter will be sold IN whur. or IN lois
to sun persons desIrous TO purchase, This Laud is
heavily timbered.
The foregoing property is deemed by the under
signed TO be valuable, aud well wuuhy tie attention
oil capitalists. Tho public ' be assured that III.
sale VIII be certainly made-aud persons desIrons TO
puchase are drsrr d 10 call on the undersigned OF
Mr.. Jno. II. Tyrcc who viii slow the property
Terms OF sale. 6, -, 10 months credit; the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved secuiry and til,
TILE retained further security Tor the pnrchas,
money. CHARLES Z. HUDSON,
THOS. \. BEAASFORD,
ErecutorS If Samuel BraRsjord, deed.
Dee, % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
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, oI 6 likely young Ncgtoes lot c1sh.
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