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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
NOTICE.

l.hel virtue OF deed of trust executed by the late
~ Hill Carter, bearing date the 10th day Of May,
1923, and recorded in the County Court OF Amherst
for the purpose of securing 10 the President, Dmec-
tors d Co. ofihc Farmers Bank Of Virginia certain
debts, with interest thereon; the trustees oi
them, will proceed to sell al public auction Tor cash,
on the 22d day Of January 1889, the premises.
9l5 of land dying on both sides ol Maple run
Creek, in the county of Amherst. about lour miles
from the town of New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Warwick and others) or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to pay the said President D-
rectors a. Company of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
pinia the amount due to them, together with The
charges of sale. Such title only will be conveyed,
as is vested in the Trustees by the deed above men
toned. ALEXANDER TOMPkINS, Trustee.
Dec. 90 1921
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO the provisions Of n deed Of trust
= executed by Reese Bryan, 10 the subscriber
rs trustee for the benefit Of Abuer Early, dated the
I'm day of May, 1880, and duly recorded in the
LEXIS once OF the county court of Campbell. |
WIZ proceed to sell, at Campbell Court House on the
Isl day OF February next by way Of public auction TO
the highest bidder, for ready money, certain Tract
OF Land lying in said county, on the waters Of Mol
ley's creek, adjoining the lands OF German Jordan,
John Davis. aud Others, Containing ninety eight and
Que .'"uf'h Acres, be the same more or less. 1hr
undersigned acting as trustee will convey only such
,itle as Is vested in him as such
ALEXANDER AUSTIN, Trustee
December 81 IL,
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asAAzA SQUARE,, uy. R5. 1855
Sssa Supply Of Winter Goods.
Es'E.NTEsSs GOODS.
Ma + HAVE JUST RECEIVED al our c
wv SILlE + RluL Su,...r.. .-...-I.l .I..-..L

WAITER GDODS,
"hIch,i1 c"n"exlon with the FIRST makes
sorlnrnt very extensive and complete. accomplishing al
most every atucle in the STAPLE INFANCY DRY
GOODS Inc, together with iull assortment, OF all
kinds oi GROCERIES,, at less than the market pm
ees, ior CASH. In our recent visit the Nolihein
markets, We were induced, by the exircirt Low
PRICES Of The Goods, to buy a much heavier siuck
than We are N the habit OF dong; consequently
are very DESTROYS Of reducing before the season is
too tar advanced. To effect out object are deter
miucd TO offer our Goods a very small advance
upon the original cost, thereby holding out greater
inducements than have ever been offered IN tins
ket ior the same description OF Goods. We only
ask call from those wishing to bnv 10 prove the a.
boye. The following are a few OF the articles, with
the prices annexed, besides many Others, equally de-
srable and cheap.
Coths, Blue, Blk. & Fancy cold, from 81 to the Fl.
nest quality,
Cassrmercs plain, rlbb'd. strip'd 4 Victoria, very
cheap
Nesrings good assortment very low.
Casslnetts PLAN suiped all coils aud all prices,
Flanuels all coils some AT % cts.
Blankets, all kinds Rose. Whitney, Maohinaw and
Duliel, ir IN 81 up,
Napt Gottuns Wilson's make,
&c ps ulIed cloth from 374 cts, up 10 very supe-
rior article,
Tibet cloths, first article
ClrCassiaus, very large Il cheap lot,
French Merlnos, handsome assortment. low,
Mousin lie LANES, some satined stnp'j, a new
article,
Capes and Collars, French work, some very rith
Thread Edging u Insertngs,
Muslin do do.
Sdh, all coils very cheap,
Blk. Silk Sd. 7S A. & Cd very low,
Scarls a new article,
Gloves all kinds aud qualities,
Blk, Il White Silk Hose.
Merino do do
Mohalr do do.
Cashmere do do.
Worsted all kinds,
Blk. Il White Cotton do at % cls. worth so els.
300 pieces Prlnrs from % els to Is q rs cts.
a. 100 pieces do al 81 cts. worth l24 cts.
5000 yards Cotton cloth AT Ct CTS.
2OUO do do AT cts.
Is bales Cotton Oznaburgs from l2d cts 10 No. /,
Wool Has at 25 cts.
400 par Hubbard & Gardner's heavy Shoes,
Raw Cotton.
~ 100 Sacks Salt, and more expected.
IL Bale Cotton al 81 %.
HORNER & WATSON.
N. b. Persons buying to sell again, will do we'll
to give us call, as We WILL SELL upon acconmoda-
ting terms. HOkNER " w oON'
Nov Is MS
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LOvingstOn Male and Female
.XG.YDEsVI'.

TINIIE exercises Of this Institution will commence
l. the 2lst Of January, 1850, under the super
indence OF Harlow w. Heath, gentleman every
way calculated to manage an Institution OF Tins kind.
lie has had much experience as IA teacher aud 10
the qualifications OF fine scholar he uhiles that Of
an excellent dIscipllnarlan. neat and haa dsome
building oi brick has been recently erected tins
place Tor the Academy, sufficiently spacious Tor the
accommodation of seventy -five eighty pupils
That portion designed for the male pupils, separ-
aed from the female department but tie whole will
be under the general superintendent oi MI Heath,
whom we can with confidence recommend TO the
public.
In the Male Department will be taught all the
branches usually auG ht Any our literary lnsIitu-
lions, and such as Will ensuie to a"y pupil who ma,
desreit, an easy adnl'liance ihto any OF our Col-
leges.
In the Female Department vii be taught all the
branches OF education usually taught IL the must APP
proved female schools. Particular ateGuon Will re
paid to Instruction III French AID Music anj PLiGt-
ng, whilst the more so!id branches VIII not DC
elected.
Board may be had in private families IN The VII
lagc, AT $40 per month.
The first session OF Tins Academy will terminate
on the 2lst OF June next, aud resume rs exercises
the 2lst Of july, and end un tie 2lst If December
following, maxim. the scholastic yca often months.
Terms per session d fee noads,J
Reading, Wrtne and Common Arithme-
tic, ton the indnctve plan) $40 90
EuSHsll Grammar Ancient ana Moueln
Geography with the OF Maps aud the
Globes, IL SO
Nat Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin,
Greek aud French Languages, MaIhcmat-
les &c. Is 90
Music, with The use iihe Piano, 20 %
Defamation aud Composition throusho the
term.
close and rigid examination will take place
the end OF each term winch patrons aud the iends
oil science aud Literature are respectfully iuvicd to
attend.
CHS. PEREOW.
WILSON PETERS, / Trus-
Ii. b. SCOTT, tees.
ARTHUR HOPKINS,
n. B. The services Of a Young Lady, Of high
character, for qualifications, have been engaged.
Dec. 81 A.
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.v'EGROES bs.9.y.Y'sD.

4 WISH 10 HIRE 20 strong able Negro fellows
d aud 5 Bows from 10 To 9 years old for which |
will pay the best price, and pay every mouths
Apply 10 Samuel Nown Of Lynchburg.
C. B. QUESENBURY.
Dec. 81 3t
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BO0f COrel'ilsgS,

IN HAND, good supply ollarge Dunel Blan-
~ kets, tnlled Cloths aid heavy twilled Plaius TO
which we invite the attention ofthose wishing TO buy
len GOV S,as they are remarkably well suited
for that purpose and can be bonght al unusually law
pIices. BURTON &RODES
Dec 81 ay
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SsUceS for Safe.

NNlLL BE SOLD, To the highest bidder, foi
w Cash, on the Saturday The 9th day of January,
next. 1889, at Amherst courthouse, the SLAVES
belonging 10 the OF Ambrose Tomn>on, de
ceased. They consist of Men. Boys, Women and
Children, and all likely They will be sold, pursuant
TO a decree OF Amherst county court.
"a. DRUMMOND, }
w. A. RICIIISON, ) Commrs.
ROBERT TlNSLEY,S
Dec. 20 t5J.
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N'OTZCE,

HAVING bought out Messrs. Simpson & Ly
man interest in the Saddle and Harness ma
n'ns business l take this opportunity of saying
my friends and the public generally, that shall con
snue Tue ABOVE business, at the old stand of Messrs.
shall endeavour to keep constantly on hand \ full
supply OF every article in the above named line all
oil which will sell low for cash, or in exchange for
country produce, at market price. | pledge nysel
,Gat my materials shall all be of the very hes, kind
that can be procured and the workmanship no, in
ierior to any WILLIAM BARNETvr A.,
N. D. All repairing in the above line done with
e n anu dispatch. W. b. Ag't.
- o. 3t
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salt! Salt!

JUST received small lot ofvrry fine Sacks. 10
~ geiher with good supply of Snear. Coffee. &c
BURTON & ROBES.
Dec. 81 A.
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('fOOk'S.

an hand at low prices, good supply of Ladies
" aud Genlemen's Cloaks, some ve,y fine
BURTON & ROBES
Dec. 81 av
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Central Agricultural Society.

a 7 a meeting held on the Goth inst IT was re-
"A solved to adjourn ill Saturday the 10Th Janu-
airy nexl-and that John Perciva, Richard Perkins
John f. Hawkins, Charles H. Norman, and A. d.
Johnson, be committee to report constitution to
the Society on that day.
The Society will meet on the day abovemention
ed at the counting room of the Vmginan Office
and is particularly requested that all the subscr
oefs should attend, as important suggestions have
oeen made, which it is proposed to engrait in the
constitution. One Of these suggestions is to Gre
a'e permanent Society fund.- which shall continue
Tor the benefit of the members.
ACHILLES D. JOHNSON, Sec'ty.
December 81 st
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20
Tea cEacEs7 Sem IN ssTy.
PLYIOTIYrH AZ IL


VENIiE FALL TERM OF this lnstitution-in which
a the education of Teachers, male and female,
is Il primary object-wil commence 4ugust 2lst,
and continue eleven weeks
The Seminary Us furnished with able & expert
enced Board Of Inslructors,-a Principal, who
instructs in the Natural Sciences--a Teacher Of
Nlathcmatics-a Classical Teacler-a principal Of
the Female Department, with necessary Assistants
also, Instructors vocal and Instrumental Music,
and Penmanship.
While the Trustees deeply regret the removal of
Miss ELLISON another field of Labor they
happy in the belief that her successor, Miss a.
HALL, late Principal of the Uxbridge Female
Seminary; will fully sustain the high reputation of
the Female De parlment OF this Institution.
She will be assisted by Nj ISIS ANDERsoN, OF
Hartford, Conn. whose qualifications and expert.
ence in teaching, commend her to public conf
dencC.
Lectures may DO expected, nearly every day OF
the term, from the Principal, Rev. S. r. HALL,
upon the Histo'ycf EdHcotion the .lrt Of Ieaching,
and upon other scientific and important subj cts
yUrIoN, per term, 81. Music and Penmansh.p
extra.
Boayd, Including all charges, from s. so to 81 rs
per week.
o. The Winter Term will commence November
Goth. BY order of the Trustees
GEO PUNCHARD, Sec'y.
Plymouth, n III. June %, 1885, lOl-12w
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Caledonia County Grammar
School, at EynsHOEn.

TFNHE Fall term ofts institution will commence
Il on Monday the second day of September
next. The sppernendance ofthe school will now
be given to MIR DAVID G.. SCOBEY, Il recent
graduate of Dartmouth College, who comes with
the highest recommendations, as Scholar and
Teacher. The Trustees confidently natter them
selves that the deserved popularity OF the instu-
ton under the supcrntendance Of Mr. ADAMS,
will, in no respect, be diminished under the care
of the Teacher elect. No pains will be spared to
render the school both profitable and agreeable. A
we'll selected and extensive apparatus will afford
superior facilities for pursuing the study of the ma
tural sciences and the usual lectures illustrative Of
these sciences may be expected Mr. Scobey is al
so recommended as an able Teacher of Penman-
ship.
Especial attention will be given to the class pre-
pairing for teaching during the ensuing winter.
Books furnished by the Preceptor at a cheap
rate. BoARD at 81 ,25 to 81 so per week.
WIN. SCALES, JR. Sec. of Board of Trustees.
Lyndon, Aug 10, 1889. 1O7-3w
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GraGtsbury Academy.

A Il the annual meeting of the Trustees of this
"a Institution, the Goth ult, the following
terms, each of eleven weeks, were fixed for the
ensuing Year.
First term to commence Wednesday 2lst Aug
Second SO goth Nov ember.
Third - 18th February.
Fourth g 10Th May.
TUITION
The higher English branches and Languages, S., so
The common English branches, 800
paints. ~ 300
Vocal Music, 100
Board in the Boarding House and private
families pei week, 80
The Apparatus is new and extensive, $500 worth
being added the past year a stated Lecture, on
Of the sciences pursued by the school, illus
tra,cd by experiments, will be given, on Friday
evening of each week, by the Principal. Special
attention will be paid to the Teachers Department;
and during the Fall Term series of Lectures, by
the Principal literary gentleman in the
place may be expected on school Keeping.
The science Of Music and Drawing, is taught on
the analytic plan-prnciples are regarded absolute
" necessary to thorough knowledge OF these
branches Of Education. In Perspective Drawing
the pupil is required TO take the true form OF the
object by stereographc rules, Ivy means OF the rule,
square and div ders.
Most of tho books used furnished by the
Principal a sufficient advance on the Boston pri-
ces to defray the expense OF transportation, DC.
TO those acquainted with the character Of this
school the past summer nothing need be said of The
ability and requirements of the Instructors; others,
stituton by sending your sons and daughters
S Ii. STEW EMS, A. b. Principal.
\ STEW EMS, Teacher in Drawing and paint
ing, and Assistant Teacher in Female Department.
by order of the Trustees
$. G. CRAFTS,
J. A. PADDOCK, Committee.
WM. A. CuAPlN,S
Croflsbury, July q, 1888 l"o-5"
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Au0. IL.

Reported Tor tho Yankee Farmer.
At market, 1865 Beef Cattle, 7 yoke Working
Oxen, Is Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep and Lambs,
Ito Swine.
PAGES. Beef We quote to correspond with
last week. frsquality at SIS u $58,50--socond quail
ity 81 ,25 775--thrd quality $3.50 II So.
Working OXen-Wc notice two Jokes. sold,
one 81 SSI32 aud $50.
Cows and Calves-Wo notice but three sold, at
IS, 40, $52
Sheep IL Lambs They principally bought
before they arrived ia market, at prices varying
from $50, to 3,75.
Swino-.At retail there were very few sold, from
to 10 cts. Old hogs were retaled from to 3
There was "A lot Of ihn old Canadas sold for c.
Small lots Of shoes taken att for sows. There
was none Tor peddling when we left the market.
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&g a.. 3lsa az u a. GsgGa

In Frapconia, N. RI. on the 18th inst, by Rev
d. Fairbanks, CAPITALS LEWIS GRAHAM to Miss
HANNAH Moves.
In Hartford on the 20th ult Mr. Israel r. Dana,
of Albion, N. Y, Ueccntiy Of DanvilleD 10 Miss
Almra l.. Dutou, Of III.
Mr. Mervin IL. Wells to Miss Harriet l.. bingham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20
CALEDONIA COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of Caledonia County Bible
Society, will be holden AT the meeting house at
Passumpsic Village in Barnet, on WEDNESDAY,
the fourth day Of SEPTEMBER next, at ono o.
clock, p Nj. 1t is appointed day earlier than
ton, Which is expected to take place on Thursday,
the 5th, at St. Johnsbury Plain, "A punctual and
general attendance is requested
LEONARD WORCESTER, Secretary.
August 10, 1899
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~ aeT'ACE

rs hereby given that the Copartnership heretofore
4 existing under the namo of f.. X. PROWTY
Il co. was dissolved by mutual consent, on tho
10th of April last.
All persons indebted to said late firm requested
to make payment beoIe the 10th of Sept
next, to II. X. Fairbanks, at Lower Waterford late
partner, who is authorized to hquidate all Copart-
nership concern
f. X. PROWTY,
ROYAL ROSS,
II. r. FAIRBANKS,
Lower Waterford, Aug ~, 1889 l07tf
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4 Good Suggcstiom.-ln reference I" N'' "ooo'
bury'snew expedent for debnslng the '',F'' eo'"'
,hc Hartford Courier well remarks thal INC 'eo'e
jarvis next effort should be, so to rosu'a'e INC COIN
nc 10 make it no longer current in ie1as'
The price of an OK at Buenos Ayros was at The
date of a recent letter, -, and tweny-h pounds
Of beef could be bought for seven cents
The New York Star has information, by private
letters that the Yellow Fever is spreading in Charles
ION that some 90 cases and about 20 deaths have
occurred within few days
A Boston paper tells the story Of chap return
,ng home foot, who essentially corned
that he took the canal instead of the turnpike road
and waded three miles before he discovered his
mistake
The Turkish law against duolling is very severe
The survivor in duel which took place at Con-
stantinople, found guilty Of murder, and de-
oapitatod. The parties rival lovers.
A negro woman, in New York, found check
for $35 O00 and when she presented it to the own
or he gave herd shilling This is about II SPLEEN
did piece of meanness US have heard Of in
tWcvc-month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20

Answer to the Enigma in the last Caledonan
Stern, Philosopher, Epopc, President Lee shore,
Seine, Evil, Rope, Pipe, Porter, ope Reptile,
Ellen Tree, Ridotto, Seer, Serge, Posse, Hero,
Erie, Serpent, Orlop, Otter, Pstole Thistle, Olive,
Porpolse, Shoe Sring-my whole, Phoslripedpg
ltivcnesS
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Them than lie fact tat hey were out in the
States during the past winter, we do not know.
-Shcrbr coke Gazette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20

THE Patriot is shocked at the exhibition
of the eXtravagant expenditures Of the admins.
traton, and it declares that the wings and con.
CANT expenditure of u5Fs$2I 81, % cts for sin,
gle chairefO was made by Speaker Polk him
self-the very man of whose popularity among
the Locofocos ia Tennessee the Patriot will this
,ceek boast. The expenditure for snuff, soap,
to,oels, horse hire, &c, &c. were also made by
locotoco office hoders-the appropriations re-
ported, urged and advocated by Il loco foco com
nitiee--voted by locofoco members of the House
-concurred in by q whole hog Iocofoco Senate
and approved Ivy locoioco President! No
no, Marston, your excuse won't do. You
know, sir, that the appropriation bills arc solely
administration measures. Your locofoco speaker
packed every committe to report tho bills; and
you cant skulk "from the responsibility.
Watchman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20

- ARRESTS. e. S. ISouthmayd and Daniel
.Sprdg''e, both of Barnston, were lodged in jail
nefe' lew days ago. by party of the Stanstoad
Cavalry BY whose warrant they were arrest
ed, or whether there is. anything more against
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20

y AESyES MORRILL,, WI. I'D.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND DENTIST,
OFFERS his protest. onaI services to the inhah
~ tants of lrasburgh and vicinity. His office
at present, is at Mrs. FRENCII'S, Irasburgh
Common.
p. s. Any orders with regard TO Dentistry left
with DIR Richmond, of Derby, will be punetually
attended to. I06-Sw
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CATTLE FAIR.

FENilE 9Th Annual Exhibition OF the Caledonia
u County Cattle Fair will be holden al ST. Johns.
bury Plain on Thursday the Goth day of Septcm-
her next at o'clock, A. NJ. for the Exhibition of
Domestic Animals, Domestic Manufactures and
field Crops, for which Diploma will be gwen
(signed by the President and examining Conmttee)
for the best and second best specimens of the fol
ipr nI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20

The FALSE IssUE-"A mistake, says the "a
triot; we Iocos arc not trying to secure vermont
for V an Buren we want Bank Reform Mark
these hollow hearted hypocritos MT man IS PIT
D0m their ticket unless he IS aohole hog suJ-treaS-
2tyy Inu BVrcn mum. Aye, more-nearly all of
;bSm who have been tried, have actually sustain
cd the old banking system Let man be de-
coivod by the false issue they would make up
buren,, and pocket the "spois "-Wutchman.
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a M. nj
Domestic Animals Domestic Manufacturers and
field Crops for which a Diploma will he gwen
(signed by the President and examining Conmit,ee)
for the best and second hest spccimcns of The GJ
lowing materials viz
Working Oxen,
wears old Steers:
Mich Cows:
. wears old lleiirs.
Calves;
. vcars old BulIs.
l."
Evo Shcen NOT loss ,,,, IN il, rn,,,har
Bucks;
Shoats NOT less Than 9
Plonnhs;
from Manufactures.
Joiner and Cabinet Work.
Wheat, MOI less Than | acre;
Corn {. C
Oats. {"
pos &c &C ono Lo,r
Potaioes. 60 mere:
Ruth BoSo NOT lass than one io,,,b oc,o.
Butter moi less than 100 lbs:
Chaaso, "O &C g {. 6.
Cnssimero " g 10 wards.
FI,nneIs :. C IN y.rJS.
{! rI,nko,s.
O.ber ort;cios Of Household Manufactures, ,,;,E
roceive o,,ep,;nn "'''
The ladies' are resnectG,llv reues,ed 70 finnish
S Sor OF tno' WORK 10 make t'e 'Ahot""
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-20

BLANKS for sale al his office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-26

r,,,s.rror RI Tsxas The inducements held out
- ,o,icuu,a emiprans by this land OF PROMISE We ote
pleased 10 understand beginning =" Or P'oPy spp'e
cs,ed The intelligence br' ught ny ,nt S"u."o.a -
of the most cheering description. 'h'""S"'o' wy
a, The crps are promising the uios' abundant felu'he'
"a re b If emg,g,ion is represented 10 be unPrece-
denied The following extract 9" lp''ff i'"'n et"
man of standing in The interior oil isHSS' WI NC ieu'
with interest: r;.,;,, .e,,;,, H.
yards Texas Twenty hve wagons W ' ,, ."npa"y
c,ess,d The Brasos few days s'nc' ano te fodu u "
a;d 10 lined from The Sabine TO The lrinhy. mere
nave, h,a been finer prospect Tor the farmer lnah me
fields of Jpxas exhibit at the prtPh' m"'e"tI Fra
o,,s ccnld moi have been brtrr-and hhaafn no'hina
in predicting that supply c snhs'sf nee IN me inT
rlnr will b. equal to Inc o1Hiah'' 0e ~ ~
emigration what II may .,,. ;.;o e..
GAN The rumnis ynn hear OF lh''a't"e" "sds''" '"''
Mexico and Indian excursions on me nh'ee' u mere
uoonshine or rather igniS JGtu"s u can however mus
lead nrne but h- very 'gn"fahi. anu WIZ We tni't.u
onv nv the oerypisa Every one knows 'ha' INVASION
nv Mp,ico, may be safely pronounced an inp's.I"'h'y
The, have nriihpr money, nor 1nftndf"n "f such
an en,rprse: md aiIkcrgh II II prrsrc'y ~ cnaac'f
with Mexican boast ayr, uno threaten 700 ". ey
al. care and do So al d sale distance generation AZ
l. as, pas away before they ''ier. ',e s'u"
The ra.s al San Jacno, and That rrninlscence VIII ne
IN fc;e,i 10 check nv unusual eliervescence oil ilef
courage So long as II reH'ains
cine Indians NAV i,rr time continue To Inirsi ana
mar,ud upon our outer settlements. hu' even lhaI 10
greatly psssnpd from The severe cas'igaoh 'fy hh'r
received during the last spring. aca "u,
poss.ss p means rendering "nr frontier perfectly rar'
we cannut doubt hu, that the means VIII DC properly
emriry I'd - n o Rul!rlin
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