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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
Fist OF letters

TpEMAlNlNG in the Pos, Office in L,nchbuig, on the Isl,
~ OF January, 1910:
" Persons calling letters in the following list will
please say they are advertised.
,A-rLos. o. Acrce @ JolnN Anderson s. & W. Ayres,
R9It Allen Edw d L. Adams, DR.. f. A. Andrews Geo V.
,.B-Bndley Berry, u. E. Al. Black . Thos Black, 3,
Brown, Paschal roylcs Mathew Brown Francis A. Bair
Saml Barch, Miss Mary Boiling Patrick BIunder Mrs
ton. Mr. Bowlin, 5, Barschll, Billy Button.
ccMr camPbeIl' Abm Grouse, Danl Gambler, Mrs: sa
A. W. Crenshaw VIM. NJ. Cabell, John b. Clark, Mrs. Pau
Ina GhaPel l'e,j W: Crow David Callahan, CD Edw,d
Galloway Miss Virginia Christian Miss Frances Christian
+. Cook Morris o. Grill Hem, CONWAY, Clay Thonton
Ma .nmmms John Garden Miss NJ V. Cobbs, Clerk
D,m.. Ann r. Davis Thos. Davis, Dophon Drew Rey
IAN Day James Dom , Danl Davis, James Dysarl, f.
DA1n' Martin DAYS., Geo. W. Daniel Bernard Dnker, Alb
Mrs: Mly Ellis, Colisto Eorlv.
IN. W. Floyd >, Miss Esther D. Fair Iinsev Freeman,
Mr., ttasee Emanuel Fisher John 5. Fletcher, John b.
sou Foster
G-Andw Gillespie, VIM. Goslm, Mark A. Goshon, saml.
MG' m,r ueI Goodman John l. Goodwin W. Godfrey,
Miss Mar, Iiggnbollmn, Mrs. Coharne A. Hunt,
John H. llowt, Cot Jesse Hughes, Peter Honsord Jno.
u tton Howard Doct. G. ". Humphreys, ,, Miss
T2eky A. Holt }. L. r: Harris Francis Hudson I. r. r
okns, Miss Martha s. Harris e. W. Hamilton Turner
7Doct f. W. Isbe, Mrs. MiIlicint johnson. Granville
'otda M isbcll Gerard T.. johnson, Edwin n Jones, >,
ueo Jones' Rev laban Jones, l.. H. Johnson, Maj Rchd.
Johnson Doct Robt Inson, ,.
III. Kidd, Stephen kern, VIM G. Kerr
Mr. Nancy lur, ok, jacob Lehman Pevoa Ieftwich
mrs mrs. Grace lc,wcl saml N. Lambe,h VIM Langlorne,
S%' T. Lewis Washington Lambeth, Edwd. Lornm Mrs :.
,, Lewelln Lester Leroy Jno ]. Logon VIM Lew Edwd
LAWSON, Andrew J. Laird.
Moore Edward h. McShane, Jas. r. Madison Jno Morrison
Rr, ~ merr,' Ino. NcCoal Ihos Moon, w: {: Mills,
,, nj. MITCHELL Mrs Mary E. Mosely, Jno Megraw }. Me-
M u
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E'lCO .Ne2a.OeS,
NOTICE.

fnNAkEN out ofmy stable, Thursday night
l. l2lh OF December 1889, large dark bay
Mare with black and tail, no other visible mark
remenb ered, supposed 10 be taken by Il negro man
belonging to Mr.. Benjamin A. Donald, who was
runaway al that time. Satisfaction will be gwen to
any person who will apptehend the thief and return
the mare TO me my house, 8 NILS North Of
Liberty, Bedford county, Va. advertise her 50
that get her again. WIN. POWELL.
Dec, 10 81
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

WE have just received he greater portion of our
w Fall aud Winter Goods. which comprise a
large and general assorment-Ihey wefe purchased
in the Northern Cities, generally at very low prices,
and will be sold correspcndnely low TO all who may
favor us with call. We invite purchasers TO give
GU, goods examination, as we iee confident that
We can suit them both in quality and price.
TURNER x BURWELL.
Nov 4w ll-ofts
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James River and EEamaysEs eGl2L-
U:igng.

4 T amccting Of The President and Directors oil
N the Jane, River and kananha Company on
the l9h December. 1880
Resolved, That tie Secretary be instructed to civ,
public noilce, that the interest the Company !
Post Notes shall continue untll thty aie paid.
Extract from the Record
w. B. ClllTTENDEN. Secretary.
Inn G,V
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NOTICE.

NJ I'LL be sold To The highest bidder. at Amherst
w Count liouse on The 20ih day of J anuary that
oeing court dry, negro woman May, belonging To
the estate, OF JoelCampbeIl, ST. deed
WILEY CAMPBELL,
Jan2
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New London Academy.

T,uE NEXT SESSION OF the New London
Academy will commence on Monday, January
ooJ and will continue till the 1st Of August. The
p,;neipaI grateful for the liberal patronage oil the
session. assures his friends and the public gene
,,lly that they may depend uron his continuing the
'an;e f,thful attention 10 his pupils as formerly
,"non condition of increased patronage the services
'fa well educated and fully competent Assistant
v been secured; he is native oil Bedford, and one
,Lon The Principal can, from an acquaintance Of
sa,n, years co, fdenlly recommend as gentleman
TnlIy 9ualilcd for the station lie intends to hold
!, rll course of preparatory study Tor the counting
.aom ar university, IS pursued at this institution
III, effort of the Piiucip pal to render thor
noh as constant attention TO his pupils can make H.
VS. D. S. OLlPHANT, Principal.
TERMS.
sru,on in The Languages, 50 90 per mo.
:. French aud Mathematics, 90
English, %
Board, w
The Principal begs leave to refer TO the Rev. N.
II. Cobbs, Petersburg William Radfofd. Esq,
Lynrhburg Judge F. Saunders, Col. Gerard A.
lexander aud DIR VIM. Sepioe, New London n.
Burwell and Ed. Watts, Esqrs. Salem, Roanoke;
and to his patrons generally III The Immediate vein
ily.
Jan. TIE
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Drs. POWELL 4 READ.

hAVlNG associated themselves in ilIe practice
L Il OF Medicine, will promptly attend all cases
commlted to their charge, visiting each patient al
tenateIy, which will operate as consultation in ev-
cry case.
Amherst. G. II. Nov. 70
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Likely Negroes for sale.

/ HAVE small lot OF Negroes for safe commits
ing two young WOMEN each has child fom
10 months old; also likely BOY, about IL or 3
wears old They can be at the Bell Tavern.
Liberty Bedioid Court House.
EDWARD 7. W. PEGRAM.
Dec % 2v
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NOTICE..

R1 VIRTUE OF DECREE Of the coun-
~ ty CONT Of Amherst, the undersigned, a com
missioner appointed for the purpose ,tcW sell for cash.
al Amherst Court-house. al January Court next,
TscO Negroes,
one " o II 4 y and the other a G. IRL
belonging TO the estate of Roher T. Allen, deed.
PEGTON KEITH, Com'r.
Dec. 10 IDS
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the u"io. 81 the states"
are exhibited in III, st,i.,,c,, a., ,I,,',@i
information of some i,no,t,nc, c.,., ,. a.
ports and imports. from the rommsnremrnt nr ria.
Goyernmeni 10 1e3s inclsis h',a t'.. ,.,' ~
and is snbinine1 IN othe, ,,hles Pr III -,
intended IA he in , FINN, ,,,.n,., -, r
and are ealeulnt,d nv cnsy ,s MI. :. - ,., -
PARSONS IN throw INV hebt IN .v.,,I .,i, +,
commerce. and other branches Of ministry connec,eJ
~ mn IN, finances rbey exh,,i, -
rspor,s aud imno,,s IN each VEN, I'm, ,hr cans,n,,
non OF lie latter. and the changes IN The Whale "r.
ptep ate vaI,e of zach r,i,ci,.l -" L,ha -
porIad n, in,no,trd and ,hc n,,e,,ss AZ ,,. r;,
II adc TO and t,om ,ach St,t, s,n,,,,eIy ,s ia, hal
as is p,aetleable. AID !, and ,,an ,,sh conn,,v =,
much romm,,einl IN no,,nnre nh,.,d A o,,y al ,h
most striking results a'e condensed N no,. " ''
ES"""'eV heee'F'S ana EaPeh"iheSJ or lS4o
For reasons hereafter to be explained. the recrpts
into The Treasury the ensuing year, cannot be est.
mated so high IN 1899.
From the best Information possessed by this de-
parment, Is computed that the aggregate OF them
available for public purposes, will no, exceed SIS
Customs $4,000 600
Lands 3 500 600
NJ Miscellaneous 100000
Add to these the balance available and
is supposed will be 'uthc Treasury
on the iilst OF January, 1910 $50 3s5
| he efficient means IN that year
VIII then amount, In the aggregate,
TO 20,l5G, 3s5
II Congress should make appropriations
to the extent desired by The dfer-
eat departments the expenditures
Tor l610, independent OF the fedemp-
tion OF Treasury notes, are estima-
ton al 90 600, 900
Excluding all the Treasury notes 10
he redeemed, the aggregate expendi-
tue would be about 22,750 900
thus would leave drhr in the Itea-
sutpal The close OF tie year, amount
ing to 2,5936l5
But there Will be due tom the u >.
BaCk. IN September next ON It's
fourth bond, about 2,526 $40
TIE principal no" due on the Tfea-
sule''s deposit IN other banks,
which suspended specie payments III
1887 l,l49 90l
Should all these claims be collected
IN lSlu, they would prevent he
hciehcy, aud leave an available bal
ance IN tile treasury OF nearly l,oS2 200
--
Is rs not; however, considered prudent 10 rely ex
'lusvtly on the collection OF these dehls.
Que mode, then, OF obvlating any dlhculy from
HAT clfcumstance, Will he To reduce the aggregate
,f new appropriations. by pusiponne some aud les
,enlng others So that the means probably avail able,
will be sufficient 10 meet all calls upon the Treasury,
nd leave III II an average balance ol about Two mi.
ions.
1t IS believed, for reasons enumerated hereafter.
hat such reduction is possible without essential
J'', ~ s"' fai ''' w.,
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ElAI&4tSo
"TUE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

W stmi-rerkiy, (erery Monday and Thursday,J at
o.,,, per anu payable in adpanee No sHbserip-
f' ,eceirsd fora shorter period than sic mouths; and
is'a discontinued (ercept al The discretion Of The
~ PY. until all arrearages are paid
NTS iasertedat5O cents per square
far N, first insertion and 81 centsJor erery snbse-
'rTJ0B PRINTING eteeated neatly and erped'"0usfs
I'D an reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

Redemption OF Treasury notes in the
first three quarters, interest as well
aspriuclpal
Tins includes two millions aud
three lunrlhs paid in for duties and
lands lastyear, but not cluled on the
Registers books ill 1899. From
rhis cause the expenditures on that
account will appear Larger by that
amount thhn they actually have been
within those quaiters.
Estimated amount Of notes redeem
ed IN the fourth quarter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

FENHE subscriber will give the highest prices for
4 warn Socks, Feathers, Flax Seed, Beeswax, aud
Tow Lineus We also wish TO buy one hundred or
two Barrels Mountain Whiskey. -..
BAILEY & WOMACK.
al Is
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NO X'FEE.

DY virtue Of an act CT the General Assembly, and
I'D in pursuance oil an order OF the county Court
Of franklin, | shall offer for sale 10 tie highest
bidder for cash. at Franklin Count House. on The
first Monday in February next, (being Court day)
a Runaway slave now coulined IN lbr jan OF said
county, who calls himself, URlAS JONES. ana
who saws he belongs TO Elizabeth MeNleL POLY
Griffith ard George Griffith Of Cumberland county,
North Carolina. GILES W. b. HALE, ID. >.
for San'l Saunders, Shl. OF Franklin Co.
Poclv Nonnt Dec 10 t3F
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S37.2l7.sl2 70

l,556 ,38i %
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35,G6l 427 CO
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The receipts from customs, the first thee quarters,
as appearing on the Registers DO, ks, are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

This includes about two millions
aud -fourths collected last Yer
IN Treasury notes, but DOL carried on
his books TIL 1899. From ,his cause
the actual receipts IN tins yea, viii,
10 that extent, appear larger than
they ought.
Receipts from lands the first three
quarters, including also soule col
lected last year in Treasury notes,
MiscelIaneousrscelpts
Estimated receipts for the fourth
qnartef from ali those sources
Receipts on some Oft debts against
banks net available on | 81 January,
1889, but since paid
From the third issue of Treasury
notes under the ACT Of March =,
1889
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

Aggregate means
Expenditures for 1899, erciusire IF III
trusts,
Civil, foreign and miscellaneous, for
the first three quarters
Military, Tor the first thee quarters
Naval, ior the first three quarters
Estimate for all, during the fourth
quarter
Funded debt for the year
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LIST OF LETTERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

OSEPH W. NENBuRGH, would res
o. spectfully inform his old friends and
The public in general, that he carries on
the above business 10 all its various
branches, one door East Of J. |. Smiths
Store, where he may at all times be
CoDnd to attend TO all work ntrusted TO
him. He datters himself it will be
done as durable, nca, and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as he
intends at all times TO keep IN his EN-
ploy good competent workman, and ha
means to receive the Fashions isampIy
provided for.
To accommodate his frieEds in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds o
country produce.
N. b, One Or.t~O apprentices wan,
ted Immediately 10 learn the TAILORING
business. Boys between the age of Il
and 10, would be preferred. They mus
be Of good character, as recomm enda.
tiOns of industry, honesty. and sobrie,
ty, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889, Il.
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JOHN HERRIMAN

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
BLAK SMITHING BUSINESS, in the TOWN
OF orr, where he respectfully invites
theFarmer's and the public generally togiye him
a call. He feels thankful 10 the farmers for The
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business to receive n share Of
public patronage. Having purchased onanti4
ty of Iron at reduced price, he will shoe Hor
ses all round with new shoes FOR one dollar and
9 cents for removing. All oiher work done in
proportion.
Lockpor Sept. 10Th, l94O.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-13
BRANDRETH's PILLS.

THESE Justly celebrated Pills, have heen
before the American public over years, their
restorative and curative properties are fully esti>
mated by hundreds of thousands of both sexes,
and they are still growing in repute where ever
they are known, Wherever a prejudice exists,
i, is because counterfeit pills have been used
Ask any one who has used the genuine Pills,
and hearty Recommendation will be the sure
result.
The great principle of "PURGING" in sick
ness is beginning to be appreciated. 1t is found
much more convenient TO take an occasional
dose oi half adozen pills, and be always well
than TO send fora Doctor and he bIed. blistered
and saivated - with the certainty that il yon
are moi killed, you will oe sure, 10 have months
Of miserable weakness, and the only one who
is benefited is your Doctor. Look at the df-
ference between the appearance Of those Two
persons -one has been treated by your regular
practitioner-see how pale and debililated he
is, see how the shadow Of death throws his sol
tsry glance from his emaciated countenance.
see how ho tTembIes in every limb; his eye
sunk, histeeth destroyed-his constitution per
haps irrevocably gone-yet, just hear how III
Doctor arrogates to himself credit. He says
most inveterate case of liver complaint
sIothing but the most energetic remedies saved
him. Energetic measures! l.. C. Mercury anc
Bleeding, ruined his constitution, better say
So to rave lo you must half poison with tha
comforter of the teeth and the gums--MERCI
RY-positlve make man miserable the sait
reminder OF his existence; this is called curing
Shocking folIyi
| Let Us now look at your 'ourged' msn--th
L. a,l,a nsanIrotbB. Dill. r.. -,
I or CompIaint-ho has the firm elastic ncad q
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-13
TIE MISANTHROPE.

The apparently mott severe msanthiope,
stunning all intercourse with bis kind, aud
per2etual y holding the language of contempt
and hatred for every gentle emotion, gives evi>
dcnck, in some way, that he yet turns to them
for conl fort and consolation Affecting indif-
ference and disgust to to rational creatures, he is
compelled to and other objects for the play
those affections, which however bhgh:ed, can.
not be wholly eredlcated. Irrational crealures
inperceptibly attract bis notice and regard: The
hare that crosses his solitary walk, or the squir-
rel that interrupts his lonely medItaticns. In the
eecluSion Of self punishment, some favorite dog
receives those caresses, and is the object of
,hoge affections, which the formation of the
human mind impcrattvely demands shall be
iot aud participated. Without such particlpa-
non, how dreary is the most populous situation
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-13
$40. Reward.

= STRAYED OR STOLEN, from
heSubs crlber, living on The waters of
Kings Creek, Brook County Va, on
The 25th of August last, a BLACK
MARE. sixteen hands high; her of
white foot is white; some saddle marks;
heavy mane; mark from a cut below
the paste II JOINT on tho left hind loot;
natural truuer, SIX years old. Twen-
tyssdouars will be given for the mare
aloDs; if she be stolen. forty dollars will
be gwen for the msre aud thief if he be
prosecuted TO conviction.
JOSEPH GIBSON.
The Examiner Washington, Pa, and
Ohio Democrat, Canal Dover publish to
amt Of Of 81, aud charge this .otRce.---
Sieubenv..e Union.
SEPT, |, 1910. st.
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conscious strength his connlenance is clear and
serene, his eyeis full aud gearkling with tile
leeling of new life sund Iinalion; he has been
confined few days to- IS bed, but he used no
Thing but the tfae Braudfeth Pills, and soon rose
without any INJURY being sustained by his con-
stitnton. Instead of being months in a weak
state he will he stronger, 'ailer he has entirely
recovered the attack, because his blood and
fluids have become purified, and having purged
away the old and impure fluids, the solids are
thereby renovated and he is not borne down
by useless particles, but has renewed his life
and body both
This principle of purgiug with Bfandrelh's S
Pills, removes nothing but the useless and de.
cayed particles from the hody,-morbid ami
corrupt humors of the blood; aud those humors
which cause disease ,theyanpede the functions
of the liver when they settle upon that organ,
nd " hich, when they settle upon the muscles,
produce rheumatism, or, upon the nerves, pros
duce gout; or upon the lungs, produce consump.
tiou. or upon the intestlnes, costiyeness, or up
on lining of the blood vessels, q apoplexy and
paralysis, and all the train of disorders so mels
aneholy 10 the sufferer and all who behol
hem.
Yes, purging these humoissfrom the body is
the true cure for oil these complaints, and ewes
ny other form Of disease; this is no mere asser-
ton, il is demonstrate truth; and each day it
is demonStable truth, aud each day it is eX-
tending itself, far ard wide is becoming
known, and mOre and moro appreciated.
CAUTloN....Dt. B.tBrankreth never ap~
points Druggists, Pedlars, Docbrs or Apotheca.
rvs, as his agents ; therefore n yon want 10 be
sure 10 have. TIE REAL BRENDRETES
PILLS, never purchase At Drug Stores or Of
PedIurs. doctors or ApOthecares. The Pills
they sell in piy name being universally all coun
teriaits, ,,.f
an. who sell the genuine Pills have a certif-
cate of agency, signed by DR.. B. in his own
hand writing, and renewed every 10 months,
and have entered into bonds of $500, 10 sell
none o;.,er Pills than they receive from Dr.
Brandrelh or his duly appointed travelling a,
gents who have invariably apower of alton.
ney, signed by the Clerk of the County of N
York. OBSERV E..-The certificate is not lie
er press written or LihoRraphic. 1t is En-.
.eravd.--' The said certificate being no guaran,
eteo O. the pablo alter ~ monllIslrom date
MAKR~-When you want Pills to makesu
you are right, asl: to see the certificate of agen
cy.Hs.Those who sell comterfeits, and nege
had one, will tell you it is mislald, lost. sc.
Price 70 cents, with fnlLdirections.
The following are the only authorized agens
for the safe of DR.. Benjamin Brandreths Veg.
etab'e Universal Pills, in the counties of Tus
carawas and Carroll. rs
John P. Chaplin, New Philadelphia.
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OIIIO,
The Farmers Bank NOTICE is hereby given
Of Canton to said John L. Lyons,
vs.. Sebastian ,Branard, Sle-
John Z. Lyons Sc phen A. Baldwin, Nor,
bastiun Bralnard. |man {, Baldwin and Law
Stephen A. Bald renee, Bralnard that SAID
WIN, Norman g. Farmers Bank Of Canton
Baldwin, Law. did on the 9Th day of Sen
renee BrainaFd tember le4O, filed its bill
Of Compiaint in CnanCery in the office Of the
Clerk of said court, against SAID defendants that
SAID bill alIedges that Complainant recovered
Judgment for the sum Of about S6709,65, he.
sides costs, witch amounted to about $50, 80
against sald John f. Lyons, Sebastian Brainard,
Stephen A. Baldwin. and Norman c. Baldwin
in the court Cotnmon Pleas within and for the
County Cuyahoga, aud state Of Ohio at its May
Term 1910, that said judgment remains in full
force, unreversed and unsatisficd-that on the
18th day Of May 1910, execution issued on saiC
Judgment 10 the sheriff of Tuscarawas County
Ohio and TINT by virtue of said execution and
make the money on said Judgment the sheriff tC
TuscaIawss county, levied said Execution oI
the following descibed lands and tenements, The
property of said Sebastian Bralnard which hi.
ter being duly appraised and advertised and al:
fsred for sale by said Sheriff remains unsold Of
want of bldders-that the lands and tenemetoI
thus offered for sale aforesaid are described a!
follows to wit. Lot No. 49 containing III
acres Lot No. so, containing l09 acres, Lot NJ
80 containing 100 acres, Lot No. 40 containing
,oI an" ,1os s,J. wa -, W. W'On % ah w f"n
resuy de .s;IT, " " ~ "'tS Sanno, "uoI mom CIV nv
which said tracts are situate in the I'd quartz
| Tnwnshin No range in Tuscarawas count,
Ohio. Also one other tract Of land situated il
Rush Township Tuscarawas comfy Ohio, am
known as the North west qu. of Sec. No. 25
p. l3 in 4. of the SieubenviIIe District con
iainlng 100 acres with reserve of 5 acres oI
from said quarter sold by said Sebastian Brain
ard to Joel Vail which has been surveyed a
set off on the side next TO said Walls house, ois
reserve OF 7O by lou ieet described ~ Gee
rom "a d sebastian 70 Hsnty Ia,'ep. oal1 o.
also, o,al'edses that sara sebastian 1rAHarl Jn'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-13

7'RlPr AND WlNc-Eiopement Extra
nrdinary.-Our village, says the Os-
wego Wing, was thrown into some lt>
tie excitement. few days since by the
elopemept Of Mr. Lewis Trip, merchant
TAILOR, With Miss Emily Wing, semp-
Atress for The same, the former marrl-
ed man, who has abandoned his wife for
ihe latter, a maiden "os false ar she was
Falr." They had both, niI within 4 few
,aocths, sustained good reputation
hutreceo;ly, rumor with her thousand
tongues had noised it abou, that all was
tot right betweenthe parties; still az
they asseverated their Innocence, and
no proof could be brought against them
OF e criminal nature, nothing was fully
established till their depnrlure. He has
Tripped his course, and she has Wing
cd her way 10 the west; and we deem
this notice no more than an act Of JUS
ice 10 warn others agalnet their bypoc-
rsy and Villainy.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-13

81 will save you thousand pounds"
says an lrishman 10 an old gentleman,
at you DON. stand ln your own light.
Howl ~
You have daughter. and you in
tend to give her ten thousand pounds
as a marriage portion.
lido
Sir, lwiH lake her with nine thou.
sanG.