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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

The above medicines be had genuine in the Stat
OF Vermont, only OF Pangborn Il Brnsmaid Jewellers
burlington VI, sste Agents, or by the sub agents APP
pointed aud Supplied by them. Remember every pack
age will be signed in writing by Pangborn * Brins
mrid-if not 30 signed do not huy them
PANG BORN n BRINSMAID
Jewellers Burlington VT State Agents
IL l.. CHENEY, gent, Rutland
34-ew-tdofi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
INCOMPATIBLE.
TOOTH PREPARATION. =

THE Utopian dreams of The Achymist realized
4 and remedy discovered Tor the Toohachc, and
preserving those important and useful oppendages OF
the human system, by the use Of the MAGNETIC
ODONTlCA, which, by its attractive, purifying,
and Strengthening, qualities, removes oil exirancous
substances from the The teeth and preserves them in
their natural briancy and the gums in soundness aud
beauty 1t is ascertained FROM experience, that when
used, the teeth will never decay but remain till the
latest age OF man. with their natural When they
are decayed its progress will be arrested and the teeth
preserved and prevented from aching. All this has
been done in multitude OF instances; and more, in
thousands OF of tootacke, Chat climax of
paD) has at been effec,uay cured by the Of
this the most popular dentrfce in America. And tac
public, so far they have become acquainted with the
merits of this tooth powder, have made of tns
have Sold within shor, time, about 90 600 boxes of the
Odontica. And, in CONCLUSION, where aud who is the
young lady or gentleman aye the individual, that val
uesa beautiful set Of teeth, sound gums aud q sweet
breath than fifty cents that will be longer desti-
tue ofa oox Of DR.. NJ Hitchcock 3 incompatible Mag.
netic Odonica
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
HITCHCOCK, g. CO,
No III ,Genessee street, Utica, ~ Y,
and by their agents throughout the United States also
by Porter Rutland, T.. Jameson, Castleon, a. Buck
Pittsford. III 81. No aw Am
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Fare Reduced and Speed ln-
creased
Forest Line of Stages.

Forest Line OF Stages.
I caves Davis g. Russelrs Stage House, Bellows
IL Falls, VI Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frida ysws
o'clock, A. NJ. for Nashua, POWELL and Boston, at
Hancock, Wilton Milford, and by the Rail Road from
Nashua to Boston; the same days
ELI Is. RUSSELL, Agent.
Bellows Falls, Sept, %, 1889 owe
The Woodstock Mercury will please copy
q nd forward their bills If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

STATE OF VERMONT ~ L i, remembered ihiI
District Of Rutland I'd at a stated Pt'e~
court held at Rutland within and for said dlsind@
Is Monday being The the 4lh day Of November 81
John Bryant, administrator Of the estats Of bdmSa.
Bryant, Jr a,e Of Mt Holly, 10 said district dsee'S
proposing TO rcndean account Of his administrators
IL is ordered, thasad account be examined 10 e'sn
on The last Monday of November i ST.. and TIA! 70
public on of copy Of this order three weeks 'cs',
siveiy 10 the Rutland Head priniei at Rntl'oo
soon may be, shall be sufficient notice TO all eon''
ed 10 pear, If they cause, and object thefelo
A true copy of record. L. BROWN, Judge -"
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STATE OF VERMONT. DE

STATE OF VERMONT, DE it remembered u.s.
District Of Ru land ID at stated ffo~.
Court held at Rutland within and for said dislnel
the first Monday, being The Ali day Of NoVemDs''
1899
Asnh-i Wo,coit administrator Of the estate Of 'o'.
n. Wolcot lat. Of Pisiofd in said district, dees'S
proposing To render account OF his sdmIDisiANs,
Ii Is Ordered, at said account be examined - -
on The last Monday of November inst and that l~ r
hestiOn Of copy Of this order three wees ''ee''
ly IN the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland, "
may be- shall be sufficient notice 10 all eoncefhso" T
I A 60. 80, ~ f.,,,I 4G-f
A L. BROWN, Joy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

I'UE subscriber having made nrranrem.n,,
teaching his System of WAITING 10 can. =.
Seminary, would iorm thusc young gent rm,e -
msy he drsifuus olqushfying fot ,rach,r his Sr,,,-
that favorable opportunity vii be- presented 10 tAt,
next quarter. The second quarter the academic ,,
of this institution will commence On the lO,h a h,
n HARLOW
tisNrtons pct. II, lS-bl il-4s
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sTATEoF yyERMoNT,} REh 'tpe"b..'.d .A.a

District of Rutland SIS, 5 Is a, 1.cnI p,oss,.
court held at Rutland within and for aim d,s,e, on ME
2Sth day Of October A. ID. 1889.
The administrator OF the estate Of James Simonds hi
of Mount Holly in said district, dec ased having m's
application the court for license To sell the real c'Ia
Of the said deceased together with the eveIsion oiN
widows dover therein for the payment OF the deb'd
said deceased
1t is Ordered that said application be heard in oOuf
on the Sd Monday oiNoveml next and that the pub
cation of copy af this order three weeks succs.',,
in the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland as soon n
may be, shall be sufficient notice TO all concerned
appear and show cause il any they have, why said
cense should not be granted. A true copy of Record
45-47 A. l.. BROWN, Judge.
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sTATE OF VERMONT. ! TO the Hon. suprsI

STATE OF VERMONT, ! TO the Hon Suprem
Rutland County, IS. l. Court of Judicstur,
next to be holden ut Rutland, within AID for ih
County of Rutland on the first Tuesday next follow
ing the fourth Tuesday of January, A. ID. 1910.
Unmbiy shoreth, Janet Peters, otherwise called j.
net Douglass, ofPawlet, in said county Of Rutlsnd
that at the city Of Perth, in that part Of the Uni
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, called Scotlsnt
on the 25th day of October A. ID. 1880, she. by The
name of Janet Marshall lawfully MARI ed to Jobs
Peters otherwise called John Douglass, then Of ntI
Perth, afterwards Of said Pawlet, by James Eisdis
Minister tho Gospel, and fton that time to th,al
day of September. A. ID. 1886, she lived with the III
John in the strict observance of oil the duties requn
by the marriage covenant; when the sa John wilNb
y deserted your petitioner, and went from this Sui
10 parts TO her unknown, and has continued said d.
seriion up TO this present Tine has treated yolr pet
toner with intolerabe severity-nnd has conmIltd
the crime Of adultery and had not since raid dessh0
made any provision for her support, but your petopr
has since been obliged TO rely for subsistence Up
he personal labor and the charity Of her Ds'
Your petitioner therefore prays this Hon. Court hh
the bonds of a;rmony between her and the said Jobs
may be dissolved and bill of divorce granted ts ss
that she may be restored all things which she has 10 I
by reason Of her said covenant.
| Dated at said Pawlat, this 10th day Of Sepembsr
ID. 1889. JANET PETERS, alias DOUGLASS.
by her Attorney, &. w. HARMAN.
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Subtle and Harness Manufactov.

f}NilE subscriber would inlurm the public that b, h
Il commenced the above business ht the old ,,,'
formerly occupied by G.. w Ellis 10 Casile,on. -
hc hopes TO receive liberal share &C patronage H
will Keep on hand, or make short notice ali a,,,
ia his line Of business such Saddles tlarnes.c. ors
kinds and Brides, French Folio Trunks valie,. 40
carpet Bags, inferior 20 IN the country OF eft,
Also, good assortment OF Bag Top md Compe.
Trunks cuted hair Mattresses made TO order And AZ
ones renovated good assortment Of Whips and Lash
es curry combs and horse brushes of FIRST qualify n
kinds OF carriage trimming done on short notice m,
above articles will he sold cheap Tor cash or sppro,d
credit; most kinds ofeoup,rv produce taken in cSchsnr,
for the above. Those wishing TO purchase viii hnI
to their advantage TO call aud examine work and prics,
before purchasing elsewhere R.PariUg done n .Aoi
notice. NOLNEf SHERMAN
NIB A good lot of sole leather on hand and lot "a.
cheap Tor cash
Wanted at the above business, boy, Is to I6 YEA,
of age, and two journe lyman, good wages paid ~
STATE OF VERMONT, } AT a. Probate soss
within and for bid district the 9Th day Of Sepes
Der, 1899
| Present the Hon Almon Warner, Judge
certain instrument in writing, under seal, purnor
ing to be the last III and ties ament OF Johu Sbumv,,
late OF Pouney 10 SAID district deceased being pre,u
ed to snid Court by Warren Shumway, the e1sea,s
therein named, for probate and allowance,
is Ordcred, That said will be referred ioi probsv
TO the 23d day of November, next, at ssion 10 b
holden al the Inn of II G. Neal, in said Poullney and
that publication oil copy ofths order three week,n
cessvely 10 the Rutland Herald, ptiuted II, Rutland
may be, shall be sufficient notice to all nc,rt
t. appear If they cause, end conte.t the probstd
said will. II true copy of record,
d5--l7 Is. f. LANGDON, RseistL
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Caslleton, November !, 1889.
Feathers (! Feathers J!
n1EACnAM 4 DANA oTrr for sale 30O pounds
wi LIVE GEESE FEATHERS. 46-3n
.Ncriuos sc. For Cash.

n OOD English Metinos al MEAClAM DANAS
VI Cas,eton from - to Go cents per yard, and supe
nor French sirfinos at g -.
Real Snper London Pants at % cents per yard For
Cash Oaiy-Other Goods 10 proportion for the Ready
Csstlcton, Nov. ?, 1899. 46-4o
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,vNHE fore

STATE OF VERMONT, lTTNHE foregoing PET
Rutland County SIS. l. ton being pres.H'
ed 10 me- and appearing that said John feters oh"
wise called John Douglass, has gone to parts unknO'
and without the reach Of ega! process,
is Ordered that the petitioner notify the sail join
OF her said petition by causing the substance tbtrso
geiher with this order. TO be published three wer
successfully 10 the Rutland Herald printed at Rat'''
IN said county the last publication TO be n Least ~
weeks before the first TUESDAY next following the oaa
Tuesday OF January, A. ID. 1870 that The SAID lss'
may appear al the said term OF said court, AM sos
cause # any he have, why the prayer Of said Petis
should not be granted.
| Given under my hand at Rutland, aforesslei @'
10th day of September, A ID 1889.
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS,
46-4o Chief Justice supreme Cost
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Fall and w inter q d
BURT & MASON

4
" lowest prices.
Dry Goods.
Consisting of Broad Cloths. Pilot and Beaver Cloths
Cassimercs and Satneis; Vcslings, Cambles, Mrrnos
Mousrlin Dc LANES, Chsllys, French English and
American Prints. Lac-s, Musns, Shawls, aud fine
goods OF all descriptions. Domestic Goods of all kinds
Gloves aud Hosiery, superior Trimmings OF all kinds
Threads Of various kinds Stocks Of the latest Style
great variety Of Silk Goods.
Hard Ware.
superior stock, nearly all new, consisting Of all
tcles usually wanted ia the cocnuy
Superior Stock of CRoCKERY, GLASS, and
CHINA WARE.
Groceries.
large stock OF Sugars, Teas, Moasses, Spices &c.
Paints aud by. stufs, of the brsr quality.
Drugs and Medicines.
Morocco and Kid Shoes.
A complete assortment of all sizes of Womens' Gri-
ter Bootees; Frenci Kid Slips * Ties common KID
Slips aud Ties; Walking Shoes; French Tie Walking
Shoes infants chldrens and misses shoes of varou,
kinds Cent? Kid pumps; Ladies' lined kid shoes
Gents. lined and furred over shoes
Hats & Caps.
WINDOW SASH GLASS < NAILS; CAUL-
ORION KETTLES IRON WARE COOKING II
PARLOR STOVES. 46--43
Rutland Nov. 4, 1889.
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STATE OF VERMONT, lDEh el

STATE OF VERMONT, lDEh remembe'ssa -, =,
District Of Rutland, IS ID at stated 70 =
Courl held At Rutland, within and for SAID G'ut b
the first Monday, being the 4lh day Of No''hD''
1889. -.
Samuel n be, administrator de bon. mon Of ~ ,''.
tate Of Henry Ballard late Of Tinm0uth, IN sag 80,
decreased, Iroposes TO render an sceosn, Of h' '''
uatiDn. -, -
Iii Ordered, that said account be eramirLes
last Monday 4 n ~. inst; and tina pc'nei,
a cow Of ;b, order. il,rss seeks soessssiSty -,
the Roi!a1d Herald priaied At Rutland s' 'o,n =. a.
be- shall b. fueisn, notice % al eonesiA'a - ~, q
IL they see cause, and Object thereto. u~ ~
record A L. GROWS, Judge
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TO. T'UEy.ADIEss;;;,rr

su,ts issssHss, fest Rsess Carr q rfo'hPsu'
Iisa. fAias oi SIC woas ~ sitssHAi sPf csiiya
ssps ss<sr The ~ he etccf9nsts fcfaaff, coca
Ssasssg, r~,esrnsssa ne se,ctsd the Of
p>-ss~t sesta~ssies heat, hstag fsed u
s~4sSs sH3es tho aggravated teassiae.
Ees. Aas tcess5 tie decided sprfosioa II So Atisy
c.s><f ~ fS.ass Hssjsmis & ti'rde, str Jaai,s
Casa. rs,as.ss 10 ths Qsres Df Ashws iecisres 10
n<-ssy " us,s lisspasi. Dr. R'ss,. L.cisFsf &C. y,
nsyskss~@ss'st De Sufsh. ieciurvs " N,fanias;ef
U<ptsi pf. hsusfhss. iecfafsr 60 Losdpa iiosptAi
net<fs tefgssea lec,sfsf Mes0usr Lyins-ia HAP.
tsf ~ esetssaa ertufef Addesst Hospital Ard So
s&ns Aecseehe-' Qvesa Charlotte, sag-tu iisptsi
- b. fisnsy Dawes. Josqvesi BanAsi, Lee. Mcrfman'
nssxseu ksass.. e. By Dt hessas Pr,.dest 81 The J.
es1<,s Royal de ssdec,Gs Fa,i, spd aeesetes' 70 TIE
ns<sess ee ofsansl rfafssser vslress. M'"',n. PsS
DsH-ss, Ss.seni ard eilsss Aad IN Ne~ fas, BY fro
0u9 A. ffs1ess. a. 4. ncdf~fd. ". 10. Professor OF
4wiefy ie,ho tavstits attic eiiy nf Nee ierk ffo
euss D~izs~d professor Frsne, u iohasion ffesiaeH,
spsaty Me3,cai su~~sy iasseh. Hell president Nsdses
esusssy ssse 81 Asr Yerk poi.psof jaser MNa"sh,en
~ AIsay pssss.cs Mach pfafr,rof cyro, Ptks.. pro.
buos Dssns Dir Thos. nu,d. Giibrn Smith. liosses
ssssne, Lsdis~ kissoa. yaehs. fo~sr, 6fsysos Vsa
Dn@tser, ssd sny ~bsf dstassiaAee Physicians 10 the
U11sef DsAtss
q q. HULL -of5ce .vesey street, As'orhocts, ". Y.
~ essssss sspp'y Of The shove nfifum.nt' ~iii 10
- ~ $500 seo~ly
<4t*tf%& I'M PGENTIss. Aortpsi,sr,
ma n...s~
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HATS HATS.
OREL COOK.

M oULD INFORM the inhabitants Of Rutland and iis
w vicinity thsi he has hand a new AssoninYnt
OF the most FASHIONABLE HATS. which he offers
Tor sale al has sor, in Rutland East Village as cheap
as eau be bought elsewhere
WANTED
sheared Lambs Wool, for which the higbss, price
wi be paid ia exchange for halss!so all kinds Of hat
ung and shipping furs.
Al persons having unsettled seeounis With o Cook
as ei.essa " eau and settle up 3i-H
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likeus " this my botiNe
.imony Of the virtues OF
ave been nearly ruined
preparations OF the day,
.ife Medicines, and such
lament z, oil health.
yoBs AioFyAT.
= 70 MorrArs LIVE
! BIrTKRs.
zen known and sppre-
ssd imms date powers
lassous suffering undIs
which the human frame
"a instances, they have
= very verge Of sn un-
ssptige Mstrumsof the
many thousands they
usi(orm enjoyment VI
! y but = partial bless
cir efficacy invariably
; appeared scarcely less
IRE uuscquaiuted with
psis~iples upon which
Which they consequent
and sensible action in
~ u life. and enduing
~, that they were in.
esstswed upon them
opportunity afforded
os1y press. Tor placing
~ knowledge and
immunity. Unlike
lteh boast Of vege-
rarely aud solely.
pcuvy, Antimony,
y Germ whatever
o<ts from rare and
osch, thoneh long
seeeniiy TO some
altogether IN :
D<d,c~' science
20 happily eih-
the coats Of the
tiles and eradi'
aud 10 remove
- couyolutions
- eely partially
m ell lie train
D0inen, dangers.
~ q aud hence
cDsu : gs'nst the
sod ehec, of the
kidneys and the
- the lungs. the
J'sn'is upon ths
- blood when
Ne hver and the
- thus purified
~ IRON . clear
1srns. reos w. ever,
cunts the banner
rpssing variety o.
Ne Liie PILLS are
- frst aud sec
y heaithy bile
etuleDcy, ial
>. HesIt-burr
Auxieiy, Lsn
fsl fymi tom
asequence .
ple length .
Without yio
1vtIs cosiiS'
~ seanosIn,
Oplsin,s ar
fs secretion
lniis, 10y re
throu ia thI
= thofo1sI
eeFs- III
niism per
eh-t bni'
lnsrls, az
V, ny hee
adsr' me
leni o's"s'
stnedy 10
J s-''ef !
- iron u
sss.n' ~h'eh
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y1W<-8 YON IH E"3t"HH'
! M PGENTIss. Mortpshsr,
~ ~ BREWSTER, isSdisb,sy.
kooERT hooDy. burlington.
NE GOOD N.fM.IKI1A.E.

VA CON- ASr.--tli nations, from the remoie',
naxe b.. .hiI~. but Cclus.bus only found out the
~ Anerses. Before the time OF The great kpAoi'h
~. pssple we're only ensbled 10 padd, about
~. Lost 90 with tie Life Medicines. II Is but
III yesrs @aes fret vtn,urej upon M unknown
~ have discovered the preeiou, o, Jcc, was
f-HEALTH. Vegetable medicines were
no whss commenced my search, but their
-. 81 tbs use Of them, have not only rsss
W dejsefed invalid, to the hale. hearty and
~ kusipess, but. comparatively speaking.
~ ~ youth. Gao thus with confidence
oapssisncs. advise with ny fellow citizens
~ want proof that the Vegetable Life
6ol1otls 10 his own case. have on file
Desedwsy. hundred, Of letters. from
roses<isble citizens Of this my native
e1sssd in testimony Of the virtues OF
19esiicine.
rngsitutions have been nearly ruined
~ ainessi preparations OF the day,
-, that the Life Medicines, and such
0ess " permanent pod health.
JoBs MoFFAT.
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err, w Z johnson Of Maryland, gave notice in
the House few days siuce. that wben The S,h
treasury b'll came np' he should move the Vnginla
,Js'en % squeezing aud Keeping the public money,
by which The Custom House officers and nnblir
receivers should not touch one dollar OF the public
revenue lie hns explained his proposition
That when an importing merchant, for instance,
naa 70 pay revenue duties, he would first have to
nle from the Custom House officer the amount
mai iben he should deposite in such bank or ns,,u
"ots as ihe state would enrus with its revenues the
HMJhh' Of ms bonds duues-and then obtain a
.eihlea'e OF The amount OF deposne. That when
'n's was gwen 20 the Custom House Collector he
would then give receipt TO the imDortino me, chant
- nat When the government had to pay an amour,
."ouiu gisethe government creditor draft on the
"eposhory--so that no Intermediate agency ,yould
'oHe" 'Ae f@ceiFts or disbursements OF the public
,tfehur. The system was simple and reasonable.
ne thought and he would add Que view further. lie
, Is opposed 10 the whole system of securiiies-ha,
nc " IS opposed 10 any pubic officers giving sceptI-
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POE u.
.rEx.anEtk WILSON.

This Distinguished Naturalist viii long be e'hs"
,,.,I the fiher OF orni,Aeloey IN this county,
I,wssb IL aho frsl talI US The habits Ell the . brd'
,.f,bs sir and ulio placed them before MS IN SO nat
81 nanaer As almost ,o endow item with breath
las and song. In being thus made familiar will
this division % lac Creators works nc owe 10 bis
n,eu,ory IN a4teiiouate attachment. His wish "io
l., buried IN some fuIal retreat, where the birds
might surg oscr his grave, ssse rise 70 The following
Poetic efIusion -
I.s zsaed tobc LAID where .is lif'is aizifsias
Their mathis ureand his tonii,-
Wherc the earliest grass Of the ,ear might spring,
Asd tie earl, si favfets bloom.
For nature lad flied his gantlalss5st
Si,l ln4s t,1t eealdnotdis-
saiie faaaslt t-vsra sweetest i1 sink forrest
Where IA ,iir e Uas wont toie.
lid tle beautiful creatures thai lenant tie wild.
iiis brightest day passed;
All the voices he lnfed pb ea irolic child
Were hs voices he la,oJ to the last
Il was meet they should give hun a rerian, tomb,
Whcre the towers unpluca d might thronr,
Andihe baght Niaged birds unaolo,ird nus h' come
Wiiitheif sweetest and solesi song.
They ua.i5 MS grave Is toe Old church aasl'
Away nom the haunt, ct eare.
Nhors hr6alhas H. 5aapr the sanmcf flower.
sad laa nnsr oit.fls ID tiap.
- 4 H-s g. =
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

rGNllE NEXT SESSION OF the New London
4 Academy will commence Jan. ID. Tie
course Of instruction al thu, institution will be the
same heretofore, excepting that additional cllss
will he formed called the Commercial Class, which
viii he carried through rigid course OF instruction
in Book keeping BY double entry commercial forms,
&c. comprchending all the information connected
with the duties Of clerk. Ills class will afford
Aoung men an opportunity Of acquiring in short
period ready and slliul practice IN those branches
which coHduce most eleetually.to advancement Al
mercantile situation. Particular attention IS paid
to penmanshp. course OF lessons in tins branch
IS gwen, which though not pretending 10 the MIRA
clcs olo Il easy lesson syStcm,n is yet confessed
by all acquainted with II To be le best At present be
lore the public The successful attainment Of the ant
must always depend materially upon the capacity
attention, industry and perseverance, Of the learner
/ hc charge Ter course 81 lessons IN This class
ttommetclal,1 viii be 80 IN advance. which will
enable the student to remain at the Academy with
ont further expense, until he is completed in the
course, except for books and stationary
In other branches ci study the terms are as usual
heretofore.
Board 50 per month
Tuition in the Languages 3
" English
\ charge Of 40 cents per month Will be made to
the English scholars for tuition IN French IT they
enter the class. d. S. OLlPIIANT, Pftncpat.
Jan. , 2w w2w
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DEEEsgEEFs ARTICLES.
4 REPUBLICAN INDEED.

EnwARn i. DUDLEY taah TIE nath oi Office "a
presence 81 lhe Legislature. On SATURDAY last upon
fe-enieuas The of5ee OF Governor Of The State OF
North Caaliaa. 10 which he has been lscls zee
leeed by ile People on which occasion he de
lsefed htiet address VIC invite Tie attention o.
oar,cadsf, 10 The manly sentiments expressed IN the
following paragraphs winch formed PAN Of thai
address;
" Bot, ecaicmen. am trfom hooking 10 my G
lection as n moro personal triumph. Il stands on
much higher gfoand' tef II is, IN my cstmaljon,
tue triumph ul i'" and otdef over docuucs al the
most rcruieious aH3 d'safeauizing tendency. \
srrl OF bnd disorder, 81 daring aud licruueas not
Is abroad N our country aud threatens he stahI,
Of oHt Institutions It's wateb"ords az the People
aealus, the Binks--' the People asans, the Arsluc
neN - the Poor against the Ritb,' IL.
This wfetehfd lHgons oi European origin, and
has teen IHeojueedby intesacls into out happier
county. Hero tie hN.a and lie designing have
appropriated ilca tafhc accomplish then uu
haiioWcd purposes. and ,iiot h1s been made
la introduce ulo or State fh,-e oalisJne here
sies.
But tlialAs ID lie pubic soaH3aess and taclli-
rence, ueyer"as nlachpr0az folly molc slgnalk rc-
bahed. Ilaf people ate mol VT streped SO deeply
n moral OF pelR5tal podgaey is To enact
itas aud grant pfitlcers but 10 ahioCaIe Them.
They are - 70 learn thai il Is nght on iusi to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Locust IHCEef for s0Ie.

EVILS tract OF land, containing seventeen hundred
Il and thirty -four acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobacco land Is now offered for
sale on accommodating terus 1t lies on both sides
OF Lutte h'pphG creek IN The county of Campbell
about twenty five miles lioin Lvnchburo and adioins
the lands of Philip Payne scn'r. 1t may be atyan-
Ageonsy divided into Two three tracts. Posses
sion may he had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application to William H. Mcfarland.
Richmond. OF to the subscriber in Lynchburg. Dir.
winners or Nj. BALDWIN Payne, wl be kindcnonc h
to SHOW the land. WM. DFORn.
Oct. - -,