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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-22
THE SUSPENSION

The Banks Of Rhode Island, and those in the
Interior of Pennsylvania and Maryland, have fol
lowed the example of suspending specie payments,
ana IL is presumed that all the hanks in the country
NH Mn out few exceptions, will follow in succession
Notes OF the Bank of the United States are at a
discount OF ten per cent New York, and now
'here Is no medium left by which to make remit
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ara 3A sSsR 81 GIG Sa

In this town, Thursday last, by Dir l.. Jewett,
DR. LEWIS MonFILL; OF lrashursh, to Mis- Lucy
In Walden. 9th inst. Nh Sherlock Vinvent
merchant of IInrdwck, to Miss Susanna Gould
harrington, Of Walden.
In this town. by the Rev. Mr.. Sampson, Mr.
JOHN O'BRIEN, to Mrs BRAIru O'BRY
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SICKNESS AT THE SOUTH.

MOBILE, Oct. 5ih-The fever, il is snd, has
abated; and business is reviving. We are graft
fed 10 learn, that the two reverend gentlemen
both by the name Of Hamilton, who have dis
tinguished themselves by their humane services
and had thus contracted the fever, are recover
ing.
10Th, seemed to be abnting for want of Subjects
The weather was still dry, and The bed ofthe riv-
er nearly bare. One hundred and ninety five
have died.of the epidemic since Aug. 18th when
it began.
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A HARD CAsE.-A couple OF brothers left
Crafishury, VT. the other day with two loads of
butter for Connecticut. As they were descend
ing bill near Holbrook's in Snrry in this
state, some of the ,ackling of one of The teens
gave way, and sci the horses of the hind team
at full speed. The driver attempted to Jump
ont,'and in coming upon the hard ground broke
his leg just above the ankle. His kegs were
broken, and The butter scattered about the road
in the dirtest plight imaginable. When we
saw him last Friday, he was in bed in the bar
room, attended by his brother, sorrowful enough,
and expecting to I've confined to his uneasy pill
low for long while. We hope he will &c. 80
cents pound for his butter when he gets on
legs again. Claremont Nv. H. Eagle.
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BrOadcaOihs, Buck Skins, &c.
TIVE largest lot of BROADCLOTHS, PILOT
Il CLOTHS, CASSIMERES d BUCK SKIN
ever had by us we Offering for sale prices
which cannot fail to please. We bought them much
cheaper than cDer, and selling at from 25 10 33
per cent less than former prices. All in want of
the ticles are invited to call and examine. ,.i.
SHEDD g. JEWETT.
Oct. Z, 1889. 15tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NXTE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct of Orleans, Commissioners to- receive,
inc and adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against he estate of NATHANIEL RUGGLES,
late Of Morgan, represented insovent, and also all
claims aud demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the second day of October 1889
being allowed by said Court for thai purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business of our appointment ut tho dwelling
house Of Widow Lucy Rugglos, in SAID Morgan
on the third Tuesday of November 1899, and the
third Tuesday of March, 1910, from clock, A. NJ.
until 4 o'clock, r. M. on each of said days.
EBENEZER COLE,
II w. MERRILL, ! Commissioners
CYRUS HEMINGWAY, ii6w3
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STATE DEMOCRATIC WING CONVENTION

At Democratic Wing State Convention, held
at the Free Church in Montpelier, the 10th day of
October, 1889, pursuant to call from the State
Central Committee, His Honor DAVID M. CAMP
was called to tho Char, and ALBERT q. CHAD
WICK, was appointed Secretary pro TEN. On motion
Tho Chair appointed Messrs c. Paine, r. Pierpoint
and Julius Converse, II Com to report to the Con
venlion list Of Officers.
On motion, Messrs William Slade, Solomon Foot
and O. p. Chandler, appointed a Committee
report series of resolutions for the consideration
of the Convention.
The Committee appointed to nominate officers
for the Convention, reported the following
DAVID Nj. CAMP, President.
SAMUEL c. CRAFTS,
LEDEDIAH III HARRIS,
JAMES BELL,
SAMUEL H. HOLLEY, Vice
DAVID CRAWFORD, Presidents.
UEMAN ALLEN,
MOSES STRONG,
WILLIAM STEELE,
A. q. CHADWICK,
EDw. A. STANsBURY, Secretaries.
+. Ii BILLINGS,
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wheat for Sale
VHNHE Subscriber has WHEAT for sale at the
H. Mills East of st Johnsbury Plain.
DUSTIN GROW.
October 81, 1889. I16-tf
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION-THE WINGS
TRIUMPHANT

TRIU MPEIANT.
The Journal ct Commerce contains full returns
of the New Jersey Election. The result is stated
follows:
Whtg. Vdn Buren,.
COupci bl,,
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VENHE subscribers would again announce to their
II friends and the public, that they have just
received prime assortment Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.



II 4 thou spaudcd tbo dept.ts yoadsr sea
4 co4ntod The sauts tiia, under Il 70
Hast lhDa measured ,hs heigAt Of heaven above
Thea m4y'st th0I ulola as1t mothers lose.
list thaa talked Ga tas blcssa'd og leading Oh
10 tho thfonr oi God some snAefsng son
Ilssl lhoa witnessed tho angels bssgai employ
TA.n usy'st thou speak Of q mothers Joy.
Egea.nr and morn has, lboa n, iohed the bee
80 io-sA on 8rs cFfands 81 BdWATy
Te bcr iur befselt aaA gssA2nA and tollc.l,
L tie niathrg'a res ara al 90 heF child
Hast ,hea gaae iih ihe tfstellcs's,hoag aiar
PROM pole to pole. ana irpm star - star
I sol 4 r. biai Oh oceaa, earth - ses,
Toe heart Of a mothel 4s gone with thee.
T ssr - uot gfand iasFif,ng tholgAi,
] 81 j. i,os 3 truth b} si@sioln iluwat,
t. 10 nos feeling. is4rv AMI ibgh,
I may not f. read 4 ns,Ahpv'a eve.
Tarre zfe teaching oa 9Th. and say, and All.
Tae bssvrus tsr giosy 81: tod eselafui
b. loader than votes lsrneaih, above.
H. 10 a1ssd 10 sPsaa tbfoagh naotsofs love
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TUE NURSERY TALE

Oh I'D yoa bat bear ~ yosF Duur0s
Tee tsir That ilsa gu@siga tci
- BE- swn y0lnR Crib i'I eAme % dt4as
A. erH ia i sry Wesi
Ilss soris 81 the yg1neess uefo - ss,si
\, Tic sHule 81 bat u8bY ap.
1li ,ht s0ugtse gt tsc e.asst saaad e hsoya
A Il vgneHt aege On Eas Zap
A. De sell lss.gaT accessed ,som,
spt&s b rar dsagasss
TIE eileas ssgko wtt1 arafHtu. brow,
T,a yo1Heeas Efa = ieertJf eycs
Cadua fa4fy. a. Wb-gevsr son tJ.rs I. syec: zifi.
FUR Esms tfasa yoss iigs sAsy fail
Bat 1cnesef gss alter 3 wurj pressed nlld.
FROM scar tongue sfail a acusnt ell
A. bsvo yoa not mel v.sA ihrse sistefs.
u tie hauats ii Tho OLD aad yonnz
II frsi with her p9i- aa unsalfe .p,
Tsr aa ftsh her asgeag iaaFle
i#s-tlte Efst IS Coos SstuFg--tlamaaGs hugh,
IN % ,tratc she throNs,
&sa i.c ,lst "a >ltndrs- lesv, the s...ue
81 tac snake her yer she g0es.
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- q. 80. 81. -.
The Cheat,

on TuE ON MAS otrDoNE.
Wei, julia, suppose ask YOUR father any
haw, ht~ refusal CAMPO, make things much
uarsc than they arc NJ present. Suspense
ll'n, IS the cause CT the most miserable
ieeInsa-
v Q must not be hnsIy, Robert, our sill
0nissu requires caution, by httle manage
lnnht wc may possibly succned gloomy as
iaf prospect appears TO b.. Now don't say
any thing 10 pa about !, yeti bad much
'alher you would not Tho best possible
way Tor Us to accomplish our wishes IS not
10 advance too soon
Too soon--ioo soon, Julia. Have We
not waited tso years and more aud have
lon not been preaching the snme doctrine
OF too soon all the while Too soon, IN.
terd
Well, now, don't be angry; throw TINT
Un"n from Your counienance, and look
Pleasant and wen Immediately set about
some plan by which TO etltc, what you 50
much desire. Come, smile away yaur an.
ger,--ihe skies OF lnve are sometimes clear.
Robert Moutue had loved julia Halo
Sell and she had loved him about four
years and more had passed since they had
agreed, come veal, come wo, they would
nudge through litc together, Two long
'0tg years no wonder is why Julia had
4o' hers. Two years would acem 10 be
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-04

original manuscript of Mr.. Spaulding, for the
purpose Of comparing it with the Mormon Bible
TO satisfy their own minds, and to prevent their
trends from embracing an error SO delusive. This
was in the year 1884. Dr. Hubert brought with
him an introduction and request for the manu-
script, signed by Messrs. Henry Lake, Aaron
Wright, and others, with all of whom i was
quainted, as they were my old neighbors when
resided in New Salem.
/ am sure nothing could grieve my husband
more were he yet living than the use which has
been made of his work The air of antiquity
which was thrown about the composition doubt
less suggested the idea of converting il 10 purpo-
SEES OF delusion. Thus historical romance with
the addition Of few pious expressions and ex-
tracts from the Sacred Scriptures, has been con-
strued into new Bible, and pllmed upon a CON.
pany Of poor deluded fanatics as divine. have
given the previous brief narration, that this work
Of deep deception and wic&edness may be search
ed 10 the foundation, and its author exposed TO
the contempt and execration he so Justly deserves
MATILDA DAWSON.
Rev. s. SPaulding was the first husband of the
narrator of the above history. Since his decease,
she HIS been married TO the second husband, By
the name OF DAWSON. She is now residing in
this place is a woman Of irreproachabie charac-
ter, and an humble Christian, and her testimony
is worthy ofimplicit confidence.
A ELY, D. D.
Pastor Cong. Church in Monson
A. r. AUSTIN,
Principal Of NonSon Acadep1y
MoSsoS, (MAss) April |, 1889.
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r. }. Holtom, Proprietor aud Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS, il paid in advance.
Two Dollars and fiily Cents, il not paid within
three months.
Three Dollars, If not paid until the end Of the
year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except at the option Of the Editor.
Embellishments inserted at 0ne Dollar per
squire 90 lines or less, this sized fgpe TOR the
first insertion, and - cents for each continuance
Court Advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
% per oenL higher, and deduction Of 1884 per
cenl will be made from the regular prices. for ad.
yer.iscss BY The year.
AGENTS.
Col X. NJ. Cochran, Mecklenburg. n. c.
Chas W, Harris Mill Grove, N. L.
r. w Allison, Concord. N. C..
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fHs |Af "HFtf q LFta
GENlrs ~ MONEN

GENIUS ~ MONEY,
Naaey Is cherished, lowed aud adafrd
Sian rrh Il plentiful IL highly rnesfad,
G.glss without n. all flag r. IA night.
NJ giving tbs world IS iuninon hight,
uaa long Will q dafkeu our pathway to-day,
Nj hrts,as tier nations. wsih IT, sisf.ikc r4Y ,
t,ad p gei $50 worship and love-
t,eauaa endowed. doth conc .Fnm above,
Coli aod,a finm Tho hoNris 81 earth,
& RIOS betb clam 60 Heavenly birth.
lfyo1 love tbst tho more. thst's Dug ffan belov,
s4.i vGi yoa mol !uvu shat GoI doth brsiow.
h.
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Steam Ferry Boa, at Alton, (lll.) uses
the extra power Of her engine to run pair
of mill stones. She thus grnds one hun.
dred bushels of corn per day involuntarily.
This beats the Dogneasters.-[ Ciaciaadti
Sun.
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Scion enacted that children who did not
maintain their parents IN old age, when IN
want. should be branded with ,pIamy, and
lose the privilege Of citizens. lie, howev
or, excepted from this rule those children
whom their parents had taught no trade,
nor provided with other means Of procuring
a livelihood.
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Fighting By measure.-The usual place
of resort fol- Dublin duelists, is called the
Fifteen Acres. An attorney Of that city,
in pennins challenge, thought, most like.
ly, he was drawing lease, aud invited his
antagonist to meet him at the place called
Fifteen Acres, be the sane more or less.
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Principal Of Nonson Acadenay.
MoSsoN, (MAss) April |, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
STOP THE sWlNDLER.
~. Hyrd,,d Dollars REGARD.

UHt 1IHHuFtH 1OttuT' ~,
NN the 9Th day of July last man, who called nun
U , self Vim Burshall sold me negro IN h'cr..""u
r., ubich | uaye him seven hundred and seventy SIX
d,,,s and ninety Genie Said ne gro away from me
in half an hour after paid for him; and appears rom
The best information can get that Burshas resi name
is Stephen Jones' who ia carpenter, aud RESIDES "ra
K;ng GEORGE Courthouse # nrpears, that the negro
hoInnos IN n Mrs Cheves Of King George county onu
was hired to Stephen Jones' will give The above re
ward for The apprehension Of Bursha ALIAS zones a"o
The recovery Of The money have good reason oe'evs
the said Jones conveyed the negro BACK rom
=, K;na Geo,ge county where he has been since seen
will rive ffy dollars reward for the swinder alone
understand said Jones has several brothers IN hlne
George county. ne was seen in Alexandria on FtI-
day morning, the Cd inst probably on hls way 10 MIS-
'''''' ANTHONY DUWTlN.
Warren,on, N. C., Aug 10. 1899 Eo-9
,cc,ru, IN the Waucnton Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

I'm CHSCERY VIRGINIA. Buckingham Circuit
n Super Court, September Term, 1885:
John Och and Mary his wife; John Couch, admi.
nstra,or ohis former wife, Elizabeth Couch Thomas
J AndersI Wan. Couch, administrator OF Ann Couch,
deceased Plaintiffs:
ogains
Robert hes John Coleman, executor of John Harris,
deceased; sonas w Gimer. as executor or admins.
,raior dc DDS non any other way character re-
prpsen'nCp estate Of Christopher Hudson, deceased;
and Nil!iaNake and Nathaniel Anderson, sr dec. ;;
and Naharl Anderson, executor or administrator,
heir dsttee Of said Nathaniel nderson deceased,
or as any y, representing the estate of tie said Ma
hunrl, wits as executor Of Thomas Anderson, dec d;
Thuna. Prison and his wife Sarah; Price Perkins, as
Sheriff and administrator de GUnis non o! Samuel Win
free decsass Price Perkins in his own rgh' John 5
Anderson Sd Vim Anderson, Defendants.
This eau came on again be heard upon the papers
formerly I'd and The report Of The commissioner 30
cock, msdpursuant 10 the decrelaI order of The
day Of Is, with exceptions by the defendants
and was aued by counse-On consideration whereof
and bv cornt Of parties the court doth recommi, all
the said acuns to the commissioners, who brought them
in 10 be seed de nooo
Copy-Tesle,
r ELDRIDGE. C.
April Tn, l339.-By consen, Of parties Robert
Shaw, ctmsslonpr in Chancery of this cour: is subs
tu,ed in place Of John 7 Bocnck TO take The account
required b he order made in ths cnurt The 18th Of
Septembelext ACopy-Ieste.
r. ELDRlDGE c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
To Builders, Founders, and oilers.

To Builders, Founders, and oilers.
FENHE undersigned respectfully informs Them. that as
u CARVER and ORNAMENTAL PATTERN
MAKER, he is always ready to execute neatly and
promptly, any orders they may favor him WITH end
los rates the cork be had for in New
York elsew here.-Those wanting Carved Bases or
Capitals need only send The diameter Of the Columns
they intend 10 erect, and they will be furnished with
Bases or Capitals 70 suit them (a much per inch Of
Column) from any example Of Grecan or Roman Archi-
lecture they may select Also, Consoles Tusses of
various designs and prices, furnished 10 suit any width
or Injection. Also, Front Door Mouldngs, of various
patterns and prices; Likewise Archtrave. Bed and Crown
Moudings, carved to order furnished complete a,
much per foot. Ornamental Patterns for casting
Metal or Composition from carefully prepared 10 any
given design order. Drawings for Cast Iron Railing
of any height furnished, and if adopted, the patterns
made accordingly.
Address MURRAY, CARVER,
N. v corner Baltimore & South street, Baltimore.
Reference, typermisstOn, TO
JosErH BoYD, Jr., Builder, &c, Richmond.
Aug 10 @-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

i meeting oil the President and Directors ni The
IA Bank of Virginia, on the llh day of June, 1889
Resoped, That hooks of subscription to The sd-
dtional capital of this Bank, authorized by law, be
opened forthwith at the Bank at Richmond by the CASH
Ter, and at the several branches by the Cashiers thereof
tnd also at Portsmouth, under the superntendance of
John A. Chandler, John w Murdaugh and H. L. Viii
son, Esqs
For every share taken, $25 must be paid, with inter-
est thereon from the Sd instant when the Commonwealth
subscribed and paid for $50 shares; and S7o in three
equal nsalments Of two four and six months thereafter
with interest from the same period
a. ROBINSON, ia, Cashier.
u book of subscription is accordingly opened al
the Bank Of Virginia.
June IA loft
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Office No. 10, South STREET, Batim0re.
CAPITAL PAID IS, Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

YEVHE President and Trustees OF this Company receive
b Money on Deposte, on which interest Will he al
loved make assurances on Lives, grant AnnuliIes and
Endowmpnts and receive and manage Trusts OF every
description which may be committed TO their charge,
whether from individuals corporate bodies, or courts OF
justice.
l. MoyrY will be received ard held in trust, and the
interest thereon paid semi annually or quarterly in con
formy with the direction OF The owner-or the interest
viii he placed the end Of every six months, TO the
credit of the Trust Fund for accumulation
9 LIFE observation-disclosures may effect insurances
with the Company upon their own tves or The lives OF
others for year, term OF years, or The whole OF
life The table IF computed Tor this Company are
upon the favorable terms. well for the officers OF
Ny ei'zeus-anu may be had Oh up-
Pile alton In the Company or lis Agents
3. AnSuITIEs These will be granted upon such
terms will enable The annutant TO enjoy the largest
income for any given amount of money.
A. EspowMESrs A person who desires 10 provide
| capital for son ward, when he shall arrive at The
age Of 81 years, or marriage portion for daughter,
can effect it through this Company
Offers and Trustees Of The COmpnny-P Macauley,
Esq. d. President Baltimore; John Dner, Esq l..
l. D. Vice President. New York. Richard Wilson, Sc
cieiary, N Thurslon. Assistant Secretary.
Trustees -saac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson, b.
McVckar Charles A Davis, Samuel Wetmore, David
Haddpn Anthony Barckluy L. Suares. George F. Tall
man, P. G Nrvius, Roswell l. Colt, Morris Robinson,
New York; Matthew Bevan, VIM. Plat, John Moss,
Philadelphia James Cox, VIM. Mayhew, snmnei
Hoffman, Frederick w Bruno, G Oldfeld, Joseph
Cushing Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore.
Applications may be made personally, or by letter,
post paid 10 the Agents for the company in Virginia,
who will furnish The and other necessary norma
tion persons DESTROYS Of erc,ng assurances or max
ing other arrangements through this Company for the
benefit Of their families estates
P. M TABB. agent, Richmond, Va.
agents in puginia
PurLIr NJ. TABB, Esq, Richmond
WIN S. SIMPSON, ESQ.,, Petersburg.
GEO. W. CANT, Esq. Norfolk
ROBERT AsDERsoS, Esq, Williamsburg
JOINS Bruce, Esq, Winchester
June Ia ll-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20

NbEWARDS -REWARDS 1.-THE following re.
HA wards hereby offered For the apprehension and
conviction Of free negroes coming into this city or conn
The of Ten Dollars. For the apprehension of any
runaway slave owned hired by members Of this
cRtY, and fnund board any vessel steamboat rail
rad car and satisfactorily proven 10 be going out Of
this State. Thirty Dollars. And fpr the apprehension
end conviction Of each person engaged III aiding, or
beltng the escape of any slave Tor slaves from the
county of Henrico, the city of Richmond another
State, the sum Of Fifty Dollars.
By order of the Board Of Directors Of the Society for
The prevention of the Ascending and abduction of
slaves: JAMES BOSHER,
Aug. l3 [2S-6] Treasurer.
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City of Washington, August IL
.NORUS MULTfC3ULTS.

.HORCo .hCLIIJ.5CLIo.
n HAVE now growing a, my farm Zone mile from
II Richmond. the railroad leading TO Fredercks-
burg $4,000 Trees the produce of old roots, measuring
in hegh, fran TO Ii feet, and in circumference near e
ground 3 inches : They offered To those disposed
TO purchase cents the double cutting or cents for
each eye bud-or by the tree corresponding price
adding on the value of the root The price will not
vary until after the middle of September when aoh
udrance Early applications are advised
1ERMs-Cush delivery Of the trees or slips, which
will be in all November have also for sale or 5000
trees raised from The Spring planting Of slips, now feet
high. To insure the cultivation OF the Mo-
rus Mucauis il is necessary 10 procure slips from
roots g. or more years old In sueh, The Hgneons fibre
is perttdytoTmcd, nhch enables them to withstand
hs ricssiud,s IF Spring neaher md considered
~ growers 10 be treble The value OF all
others Apply (Post pald) 10
DANIEL n NORTON
.NagnO'ia. near Richmond, Virginia.
Toone who wishes 10 engage extensively in The cu
tue Of the and manufacture of silk The possession
of such growth. above described. matter Of first
Importance the like in all probability cannot be pur
chased else where any terms
N b Tile smaltsr eyes The LATERAL shoots uW be
taken off. and not eStimuted in the count. ID. N. N.
Aup rs 29-il5S
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Real Estate for Sale.

yHyHE owner wishing to emgrate to Kentucky, offers
h for sale the Oakley Farm. This property lies ~
Campbell county, four miles from Lynchburg and con-
sss of 300 of land which, in point OF ier'y, are
two story brick building, and comfortable, with oil the
necessary out houses. Also my household and kitchen
furniture stock &c. Any person wishing to purchase
can examine The premises, and in the event safe
can have pns. 'sson in time TO commence seeonS -
Terms will be made accommodating.
iulv - ll9-uN1 JOHN E. CREAM.