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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

NCoid,st Of al CGmafes.-The earth has no spot
upon its surface either hsblSbe otherwise. winch
10 80 cold as lakutsk, pstfy yet principal town
Of Eastern Siberia, where few wooden houses
are intermlxed with numerous huts, plas,eted over
with eow-dung, and Widowed with ice. In this
dreary aud remote region the earth 10 always FRO
zen. the summers ,hsw never reaching below three
feet from the surface. the subierBuean ice having
a computed depth Of 900 yards. In January The
the. nomeler has been known to sink IL degrees
below the btieres, cold experienced by Ross dur
ing his last expedition, aud yet the inhabitants, ia
vored BY a warm though short summer. resp both
wheat and barley. aud cultivate successfully poia'
Toes aud various other hardy vegetables.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-16

Narins u Bislep .sfidsLioa.--per.evere against
d'sooursgemen:s. Keep yoof temper. Bmp'"!
leisuu IN study, and slssys have some work on
hand. BE- pupciual and me,hotichl 40 business
and never proerastibate. Never be ~ hotfy.
Preserve selcpossession. and do not be talked OCT
Of conviction. Rise early. and be an economist OF
time. Maintain dignity without The appearance OF
pride manner is something With every body, aud
everything with sone. lie guarded 10 discourse !;
attentive, and slow to speak Never scqulesee IN
immoral or pcrnicious opinions. BE uot forward
TO assign reasons to those hn have night To
ask.--Tmuk nothing in conduct uu'npuriaut aud
Indifferent. RuiheT set Ibsn follow exsmPlct.--
pueiee sinel Temperance, and in all your trans.
ac,igts, Rmen,Ler the fadi 1eoobHi.
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l. ROM THE VINO.


f1bdt LdhdS- Internal improvements.
The lianh md Judges COMMITTEE. in their Las, nd
wei ~ htll htsi manifesto, labor to convince the
people thai there Is danger If The Wings succeed of
gigantic svlem al Internal Improvement by the
Na'l"nll Government being fastened upon The coun-
nv lhc 'loii oi VI. Clay To distribute the pro-
eerd' "t The Public Lands, proves jusl the reverse
By giving the immense fund thus derived, to tina
STATES the means OF t"ngtrsstn engage in such
scheme would be 50 ncciually diminished as 10 de.
stroy all apprehension on thai score aud tho en-
Payment oi such fund by the States them selves
would render amy expenditure by the Federal Gov
rfnmeni totally unnecessary. Ii is well known that
Nj. Clay has declared his preference for this mode
al Improvement, aud that he Is prepared TO discour-
ave nil new schemes which rely upon aid Gom N,
National Treasury. lie thinks the States can best
manage such aflufs, and lhnt being invested with ihs
fund from he sale OF the pubhc Lands 10 which thew
ATE cuttrd by thes very nature OF the Trust creating
Il. the appropriation would be more equal and last
Tim by thr present nude.
The rtopney AID justice of distribution were
l"lce u,gtd BY Gen. Jackson, aud Ihe TACT Tia, hs
aud ms paiv cl1uged lhc opinion because Mr.. Clay
was the author Of The bill passed ell the subject proves
the low prejudice existing their bosolns towards
thai eminent statesman but Is no sound argument a.
ealnsI The principle.
The annexed Table gives m exhibit Of Tho pro-
pori1"n Il tic net proceeds al the sale OF the Pub
lac Lands which Each State Would have received up
10 aud Including the 80 Ii OF September 1888, under
Tie bill rautlrd An act 10 appropriate, Tor limited
time. the etacceds III th0 sales of the public lands OF
The United STATES, and Tor granting buds 10 certain
Siaics - tie rApruses incident to the sale Of thu
lands aud The amount Of the TWO. three and five
per cfn lnnds acCutlng TO the several States under
tomiHcts ehictr' Into with HEM thor admission
tne the Unian beng FIST deducted.
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From The Xeaia 1orciGgdt.
PUBLIC LANDS.

\ highly Interesting document on the subject Of
the public lands has been lufnlecd rs by Grn. Ma
son, from WHICH we derive The iolIowna iacls.
The whole number Of acres oi land ccd,d TO tho
United SAFES ia each Of Tie States and Ierfilnres
three hundred aud nineteen Million five hundred
and lhrly-slx thousand. Two hundred and thirty
Two. On the 30lh oil Scplembrr 1850, there had
been sold seventy seven ,uiillon, hundred and
lhtty four thousand. elght hundred aud twtniy one
ACES. For Tins thr purchasers have paid The Ggv-
eminent one hundred and elght million, eight In p
died and seventy i've thousaod, one hundred AID SIX
t,-iLr edollals and forty -ulue cents
Eve bundled and lhIry thousand four hundred
acres have been granted TO the States aud Trrrn-
rics Tar colleges. academies aud universities; two
million, five hundred and tIry i've Thousand. seven
hundred and eleven acres Tor roads and canals !;
thirty five thousand three hundred and eight lue
Tor seals OF Government and public buildings;
three hundred and twenty nine thousand SIX hnu-
bred and twenty ninc Tor salnes niue Million
three hundred and five thousand, tNo hundred aud
eighty -seven acres for the sup ou Of common
schools. Total grants, twelve millpn seven hundred
ard thlry.slx thousand -four hundred aud eigh-
teen acres.
There are two hundred aud twenty nine million,
seven hundred and eleven thousand, and seventy five
acres yet remaining in the hands OF the Govcrnnent,
sui jccl 10 sale
The total cost OF the public lands amounts 10 Sc
venIy-liee millions. seven hundred and thliy SIX
thousand, forty seven dollars. This includes pay
mens made To the iuregn states and the expense
of the lndiaus. The government has realized hlrI,
five million, one hundred and thirty nine thousand
and sixteen dollars, over aud above the first cost
and it has yet nearly three hundlcL million of
10 dispose Of.
OF the lands granted for different objects hereto
foie specified, Ohio received million. eichl hun
dred aud fortytwo Thousand, nine hundred and
eleven AIRES Indiana one million. seventy -four
thousand. one hundred and sxIy-lhiee acres; Hi
nois one million, five hundred and ihnty-seven thou
sand, three hundred and seventeen acres Missouri
ono million one hundred and twelve thousand, four
hundred and Iwenty-siX acres Alabama one niiliion
three hundred aud sixty three thousand eight hnn-
dred and 'hiry,wo acres Mississippi eight hun
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W. sS' ROOFS.
&vNS
ESSISS'A
49,, a,1GMA

VIE subscriber having inst received h,,.
=, sof'men' OF school Books. Ilistorio2l Linear,
'' Mlsceilan"ons works, would respectfully ,nyi,
'he cltzens OF L,nchburg and the public cena,,Ii,
L" can and give his extensive stock an rxan,i, ,ti,
among MS assortment may be found School gooks
OF all kinds '''"'
ebsters large Dictionary, Johnson's pocl .,
o'''": gut Leveretl's large Lat do Foia's Diclion,
~ 'otas Interpreter. kmkham's Eng. Grammar,
snrf. Pockei and Polygo Bibles conv U,,tf,,I
Convention, Brooks Universal Gaze,t..t PHI.
'utran, &c. Speeches. Gibbons Rom. in a vol.
nnfns Domestic Medicine Bell ON Teeth u,
,"ihoe On Health aud Medicine LyelIs Geoosy
Carpenters Guide, Benjam,n's Architect p,cL,,5rL
iaprrs with illustrations, Works of Charles Lamb
Young Ladies Friend. Memoirs of Doct H,ce
Wisdom and Genius OF Shakespeare Mis- S,annr'
ney's Letiersio Young Ladies. Tayofs Life of Han.
nah Moore, History of Tom JONES' illustrated by
Crukshank. y
NaverIy Novels, complete in ) vols
" works o' l.. T. Landon, complete III / large vol
n''"ei 5 Np'tIS,
Mauyau's =, :.
Lady Of LYONS or Love q P1lde-a play by Bnlv,,
Narryau's Naval Annual
Paior Scrap Book, Young Wife 4 Young Hush ard
lail' Eoohll, LIST vol Nicholas Nickicby,
L"lIa or Slesc Of Granada by Bulwrr
'oaoril = nmrt,,, Gardener ROBBERS T, c,,;so# -,
tie Culture OF : Tx,
Cfockrts Lille Of Y an Buren, Lie Of D,yv CrncIe u
by himself
Horse Shoe Robinson, Pauldmg's Works complete
Lady Blesssngton's Works, Young Lady's Eques.
TRAN Manual.
Dnc' Franhlins Way to Wealth and VIM PENIS
Mixims
Sony Books of all kinds, Dream Books number
ni the INST approved Plays. Albums assorted
fIufeN assorted, Backgammon boxes of all sizes "A
hne lot Niolhs, Bauledoors and Grace Hoops Be
sides great variety of other articles winch he Will,
SELL mich lower they have ever been offered in
his market. f. ECHoIS
Nav
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,lred aud ,hi,ty-hree thousand. five hundred and
my acres, Louisiana six hundred and thirteen
thousand, seven HUNDRED and pinefy-eipht acres.
michigan nine hundred and sixtv.nipc fhousand
seven hundred and fify.se acres Wisconsin,
one million, seven hundred and fifty three acyes:
Iowa ono hundred aud nineiy-six thousand, sever
hundred aud f'tiy.fve acres Arkansas nine hun.
"'e" and sr'eni,-sx thousand eight hundred and
ninety s,N acres: Florida one million sky eight
thousand, one hundred aud ninety five acres. :
ne National domain. large ~ IL now is, instead
oil diminishing, IS constantly. and almost uninter-
fnpIrdly, increasing. The march of empire is to-
"a'h the ro,ous wrsi. and the white ~, an crowds
upon The lndnn's hunting grounds he recedes-
Steps an iher step hack toward the Pacific Ere
long nu iface oi him viii be left this side of tho
Rocky Mountains, What u vast country il yrt des.
ncd to he Inl"hiiedhy civilized people west OF tho
Mississippi river. the boundless area Of which ss not
'etbeen 1ioddcn by llr wllite man Otis resources.
doubtless great, We know bui linlc--,et thar lille
~ enough 10 incite III the minds Of our enthusiastic
ronn'rN nlen desire to know n'irc. The indomta-
BILE spun ol enterprise that every where exists among
our People Is lasl making The words of prophecy
prove tehlltv indeed there can be no truth more
reiiau than that
= eastward the star Of Empire take. its way"
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EHOttc ,S1Ie ogfhe
NaG A s5SVsH.ER, vgsE,uS

''htotm1iy With 4 decree Of the Clfen,, < ~,
nor tonri, held lnr til" coanly Of Half, -,
the llth day Of April, 1889 | shall srl 81, ,l
premises, IN the town Of Mead>siIlc ON the lst Ia,
OF June ueNt at ldlf. II not the next G,ir d( l,i
very de,lrabe property belonging To the I,i, ram,
Germ OF James Adklsson < CO., an known ma ih.
Meadsvllle Mills. " ~
MS - one oil the most eligible mill si,es IN H.,
o,a'e Z" nS'hia, situated At The foot of the pte,I
I'lls OF Bansier. ~ the heat OF a country p,ovr,h
any productive OF corn and wheat, wub fall ,noueh
and water enough ior every species of m,nuI,c,u,c
substantial aud spacious buildings 6lla1 ,,,h man.
ana desirable machlnery-all recommend II st,,,,l,
10 me a'lehiioh OF the JndicIous capitalist
VI the premises hfst, \ large brck FIRE proof Mil
House with two par OF five loot Burrs t,nI ,on.,,
enough III tue buldlne ior two additional paus) with
the most complete machinery fol the ,nasnlrtu,inr
of flour ''''e
second, separate spacious Mill Ilupsr. con.
,a'nlne hiee pan Of stones. and used rs a custom,
'ii.l '9r grinding tue VIII at and con- oil the neigh
boihood 81
Third, Plaster MnL sci,arare and dislin,, (. am
the other Mills, and IN tioc condition.
Fourth, Il Cotton Machine.
Fifth SAW Mill.
StYh, MIIlrr's House and Office
Attached 10 the premise. are 50 acres Of Land
lying on both sidss Of tie river
It's beheR that no viii bid for this propctt,
without thorough md critical examination of n.
aud such an examination Is respectfully invited
Nh James Adkisson, living on Tie premises. will
SLOW the property TO such ma, call ON him FOR
The purpose.
hr sale Is without reserve. The terrs afe ono two
and thrce y,ars-bond 10 tear ialer,s, tomthe date
with personal seturty ahi deed Of tru>t on The
property. WILLIAM Ii. CLARKE, Gomm'r.
NV Tile
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S57,227.590


An Indian Chief TO whom I'M po,tunilirs had been
addressed. with q view induce hm remove h a
po>itiop ruiher west than that occupied by his tribe.
resisted tie application upon the ground that the
pidny Of tie White man would s0on reach even
ilmt spot. however disaut and that It would be
we'll for his iIbe To await It's inevitable determination
tie soil ~ithln whose bnsu lis 10 n, fathers had
been deposited. The argument was pressed; and,
with u view to render it more improbable that the
new hon g to which he was invited would ever be in-
vaded by the rude aegIesSuDs OF The white man, he
was urged 10 removal TO the delightful
bunting grounds beyond the Rocky Mountains IL is
IN vain. said tins OF The forest. with nouiniil
and touching eloquruce; "neher mountain nor
food can stay the march of the people who have IL
sur ed the dominions Of the red man. Even nov tho
cabins OF lIe Wine $ lilrr minale with The wlgwan,s
AT The foot o., those distant m0unlaIns, aud The red
man is fast ,ctreang beluie The face OF the niruers.
Soon he wili be driven scale them aud take up Is
abode ON the Other side--aud yet The white man viii
oow and petsecnte and destroy him, until the dying
shr,ks of e last Indian shall ming Itself with
the roar If the Pacific"
The prophecy The Savage Chiefs ralldls ap-
proaching us fulfimcul. The Rocky Mountains
no longer the barrier the white man.. He has Ia
ken up his abnde beyond henl. aud even now. fiom
le dist .t regions ON the oilcr side Of the slupen-
deus chain comes asking THAI the laws which
govern the rest Of The milton ofwhite men may be
extended over the iwellss upon the very shores OF
the Pacific. lness Than twenty years. IN all pro-
liability, he whole OF The territory within tie North
crn aud Suuhcrn boundaries Of the United States,
from The Atlantic 10 the Pacific, VIII be under the
government oil separate sovef iantiss. owing poltf-
cal allegiance to The Federal Government Of this
Union.
The miuJ con!epp plates, a'uos, with d,smay. ins
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TO TEs.RV'EEEEHS.

''iE LINE MAIL COACIIESlo, Ricb,o,1
"''' hnnl further nutlcc, leave At q o'clo,k
n ~ 't''o al Cumberland Courthouse by S L
Leave cumberland Courthouse aiie, tIay Ieh, and
''i 9' at h'ehmond IN tine tor the Northern Cars
j, ihert IS Tess n'eh harci en- tbs than ann ot5,,
Lane 10 htebhoRd, and Passengers for the N,Htbn,,
cn'eS' wiz hah tins AS safe, comfortable and as ex.
pedlent as any ohc, Line. ' 80 w
The hue io, Salem. FncastIe. Swcrt S,,;ra.
White Sulphur aud Lcwisbnfs' lcaycs unm,I,.s
w wednesday, aud FRIDAYS, connecting Al s5lc,n w,,L
Tue Inc to knoxville, Nashville. g.. and n, T.r,.
,Soofe with the Inc 10 Guyandotte On, re,n,. ,,,,
N"aen'S are good our Drivers arr careful and s,h,,
ana ''' pfafnetos will use every excr,sn to pe,se
then passengers PArrESpN g. - 's'
Apui II W.
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James River and kanaWha Com
PIssv.

a Il a stated MunlhI, Meeting ri the Ptesdenl
IA and Directors ot the JauIcs RIVER and kana"-
ha Co, held in the City of Richmond, on Tuesday.
Nth May, 1892
Resolved. That notice be given to the delinquent
stockhoders OF the pany that IN case the dinon Is
due from them respectively, be DOT pad, OF SEA ured
in a manner satisfactory to the Board, previous To
the LIST day of August next, their stocks VIII imme
xiatcly thereafter be advertised for sdle pursuant TO
the provisions Of the Cnarier.
Resolved, That all Sto, khollers having accounts
against the Company, and VIII, IN arrears. be
aud they are hereby requested 10 send lhen
claims to the Secretary for settlement at the july
meeting of the Board, and that in Of a failure
10 do on their pant the existence ot their claims
will not exempt them from the operation oi The
foregoing resolution.
Resolved. that for the purpose Of giving the notice
xbovc directed the Secretary cause the foregoing
resolutions to be published IN the newspapers IN
Richmond. Cal loitesvIlle, Lyu, hburg, Lexington,
Fincastle, Lewisburg aud Charleston, lkanamia,)
Until thelst August
BY order OF the President and Directors,
w. Is. Cl1lTTENDEN, Secretary.
May % ia
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Ysr. Achilles Va. EEnssera:

VT. AChilIcS VI. EkHdcn:
FFAAkE notice thai on the 2lst day of June, 1889
l. at the Law office Of Charles l.. Mosbv. in the
town NJ Lynchburg, shall proceed to take the De
POSITIONS Of sundry witnesses Il be read as evidence
ON the trial of CERTAIN sun depending IN the Crcuit
Superior Court of Law and chancery for Campbell
county in which Henry L. Early aud wife are Plan
riffs and You and other persons defendants.
| shall. also at Campbell Cou,t House al the
Clerks Office, on,he % Monday in July next, pro-
coed To take sundry Other Dispositions 10 be read rs
evidence 10 the sane cause
II from any cause the said Dispositions not
ken. ar being commenced are mol cont luted the
2lst Of June next, or tht 9 Monday in July next,
then they will be continued from day 10 day (Sun-
DAYS excepted until they completed.
HENRY I. EARLY. and ,ciie.
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To Hilliam Jones and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lmy Edcards. John NJ. Eiwdrds' 1a.n@ D.
Ed,cards and he children Of Elisabeth Walker
formerly Elisabeth Ed'cords -
A SYOU are not Inh'bnan's OF tins Common
NwcaIih, YOU will take notice that shall on tue
18Th of June next al the Tavern House. OF Lewis
Harrison at Amherst Court House, in the state oil
Vir mia, proceed 10 take the derosItIons OF william
Baldock and others to be read as evidence on the
trial Of a suit depending and undetermined IN Tue
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and thance'y'
for The county Of Amherst. IN "nch "n'
pl,ir,,r and Yourselves and others are Defendants
to be continued from day to dry. Al which time ana
place YOU may attend if you dunk proper ~.
GUSrANUS A. EDWARDS.
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a Az ING aSsoclafed themselves in tho practice,
d 4 VIII attend thr superior aud inferior Courts OF
the counties OF Bedford, Campbell aud Amherst. 4
strict attention will be paid 10 81 business cunlded
To ihem mana Cement. Residence at their fathers i
Bedford, on The Lynohburg and Salem Turnpike, an
bout miles west OF New London. Address, Otter
Bridge. Bedford county, Va.
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IL published eeekiy, (erey Monday 1hmsaav al
Four Dollars payable adraace No snbscrip
sion will be receired fora shorter period than sir months and
rW be Discontinued fercept tie discretion Of he
Editors,J until all arreardges are paid
GTADPERTISEMEN7S Inserted 80 cents per square
s for the 6rst inertioa 81 cents for ereru
gsent Insertion.
OrJOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and crpeditiously
and reasonable terms.
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GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS.


NEW ARRANGEMENT
HNHE Northern Line oil Stages from Lynchburs
4 to Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at . O'Clock, a. NJ. aud reaches Chaflolies
vile in the evening of those days II arrives al Ere
derlcksburg on Tuesdays, fhursdays aud Saturdays
at O'Clock, p. NJ. Ia returning, II arrives al Char
lotresvilIe on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays.
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
add Saturdays BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg IN two days
or those going fom Lynchburg 10 Richmond VIII
reach Richmond on the second day AT O'Clock, i
M-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers ar. careful aud accommodating. No pain,
will be spared to render the trip sale and pleasant to
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sl2 90
do 10 Richmond 9 SO
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchbnrg, iorsea's
S. b. CLOVES, Agt
Jan'3 IS
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II n W.
a Mss Eoyerd, MIS- O.llara, aud Miss Drnglr,
assistant feathers.
EonrV Of TRUSTEES 0fsd Visitors.
WILLIAM I,NLoR. ESQ. President,
Rrv. llrNnY hurrNfR, ID. d.
JAmEs McpcwELL. ESQ.
JonN r. J. pREsroN. ESQ.
llusn b.BaRcLAr. ESQ.
Col. SAMUEL Med. REID.
JonN MrtLrLANp ESQ.
MAJon loNN ALEXANDER.
JonS RufF, Esq.
GArrhN RruBEN GRlosBY.
john A. CUMMINGS. ESQ.
DR. ALFRED LrYBukS.
Thc above Institution exclusively lor Young ladies',
viii open on Monday, the 18Th lnsi.--The course
oil instruction WI be ample. embracing the follow
lng studle' :-OnhoGmphy, Reading, Wriuug, A.
ruhmelc, Grogfaphv, History. Grammar, Compost.
Ton, Bellies Letters, Algreba. Geometry, Asltono.
my, aud us 81 lhe Globes. Natural History, Chem
',try, Natural aud MoIal Philosophy. with all thar
Is nreessny TO d complete English Educallon.-,
Also, the Greek, Latin. andF,cnch languages, Mn
sic, Instrumental aud Nucal Dgwinc. Ca, Ivory,
and Miniature Painting, F,ncy Wotl, Sc. &c.
TEkMS.-Bomd, including Washing. bod. lights
and fuel, 81 per SESSION OF Ten mouhs; Iuuun
S25 Exrn, CnAndls Greek, Lalio and Freuch,
$50 each; Music 432, use oil Piano Sc, Drawing and
Painting $50; Fancy WI. Slo.-No pupil Will br
ADMITTED fora shorter period lhan months. hal
/ srssian. Arrangements Will be made ioi \ ON Z
Ladies who may be advanced III scirncr 10 attend
course Of leolucs IA Natural Philosophy aud
Chemistry, IN Coecr, Where they will be accom-
panied by some ihc teachers.
Mr.. Bradshaw, has Leeo particularly careful in
procuring assistants Of the highest order, md feels
confident, from the selection he has made aud nom
the uHrtmtting attention he is resolved 10 b, SLOW,
IN pronntlug the moral aud intellectual improvement
Of the pupils, that the institution will he librraIl,
patr0nlsed by IA enlightened public. The suIctest
attention will be pad by Mr. II MIS- Bradshaw, 10
4. ii, Ia.
VIII he treated IN all respects members Of the fam
iy, aud VIII vii, DUNG tie hours oi prrplloly stu
'y, be consap,y under the Of one OF the teach
REFERENCES.
Hon. Samuel l.. Southland, Kcy'd Archibald Al
cxander. u. D. Princeton, Profess. bod. Professor
Me Lean. Hon. L. -. Nfoom, J.. l.. ID Rev. PM
up MlledolIer, d. ID. President ol Rutgers College.
Professor Anthon, Colunlbi, College, n. Y. Rovd,
w. G. Bfownler, u. d. New York, with number
of others.
Lexington, Va. May .. 1899.
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We W. GOODS.

VA l. ARE now receiving our supply oi
w SPRING AND SUN hER GOODS,
winch comprise large and general aSsarlment.-
Tue public invited 10 ealland cxanine our STOCK
winch will be offered nj prices that we tlrnk vii
be satisfactory. TURNER BUkN Eli
apllS avn IS
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE Of Mp o.
a lust received, hy H. LAl NAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
CO-PA 1T NEsss SNIP

'H'nE subscribers having purchased Of MiIlerv&
Roberts, their Stock OF Groceries and
has'he associated themselves to chcr ialHp rEcr-
caf.iic Eusihcss, under The finn OF 1zgE3 Err
~ HaeEAEiS VIII contlune IN sell Groceries
at the Stoietately orcnnie by Nillrr & ROBBERS and
intend keeping on baud latee AL general aaso,,-
ment. JOHN MILLER,
AMBROSE b. RUCkER.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
May %

OI1CE.--Ail persons having any ust de-
hnand or claim against me, are invited 10 pre-
sent them 10 me int paymeut, as am anxious and
able TO pay them. can be found al the Uuion Hoo
te', IN Lyme hurg when absent from my Fathers
IN Bedford county. WILSON G. TURNER.
May % '3t