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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-12
INDEPENDENCE,


The anniversary Of National Independence falling this
Sunday celebrated this Village the 80 by the upern
,b ~ ss aos S ana ana "eye d5
off moro happily than his Long will 1t be remembered By the
especially was and doubt that the results will be
happy them Let tho children SO be taush, the principles
hopes for future good to the county and lie institutions be
tho morning the chidron came IN great no@Se from the adj
joining townsend of them noticed in professions and
with banners reminding of the gathering days of
drawn to the place this holiday have been not far from
posing numbering least thirteen hundred moved
through the streets bearing various banners and led by tho
S%aS Co"o Sas"S m
Robert Rakes-i79l. "well try''
.."Thcy ,ha, sOek me early shall find me-,
Middlosex Sabbath School Lo we
Diou est lie Pere do toutes les nations.
This hammer the head of the Canadian French
children, members of Sabbath School, in this viagel
Liberty to "a, oll ~ wi, its defence
The procession passed through North State street, State street,
and up Main to the Brick Church, where the following
Reading of the 10Th Psalm by Rev. Mr.. Kellogg.
Prayer by Row. Mr.. Tracy of NJ III.
Hymn by tho choir
SWELL loud and long the noble lay,
Shout shout IT'S Freedoms natal day!
Raise, raise her sacred affairs high,
And plant her banner in the sky.
Yes, we will long and loudly sing,
Till this delightful place shall ring
WIN une sweet nOJeS OF nDcrJy,-
The pealing anthem of the free.
Join IN the song, we infant train;
Teachers, prolong the joyful strain;
And parents, all, as one, applaud,
And echo back the sweet accord.
o, let us not, in all our lays,
Forget the great Jehovahs praise,
But to his hallowed altar bring
Our hearts,-a sincere offering.
His power and goodness well adore,
His blessings on our land impore,
And this our prayer shall ever be,
"Lord, make us wise, and truly free"
Address by Geo D. Manscr, Esq, particularly urging sttc
Observance of tho Sabbath.
Anthem by the choir" How lovely are thy dwellings,"
Address to the children, temperance by Rev H. C. Wgh
of Philadelphia.
Address hy Rev. Mr.. Cleveland.
Address by Mr.. Parmente Of ~ H. the blind temperance lee
Anthem by the choir"I will exto thee, my God, King "
Boncdiction by Rev. d. w Smith.
At the conclusion of these exercises, in which the audience
much Interested the repaired to the base
Of the State House, where refreshments abundant
furnished aud Oes brief time socially and happily SPENT the
semby broke up at an early hour.
1t holiday useuly peaceably and pleasantly SPENT
accident occurred learn either here while comm
less than wish the of many such holidays HOY
d the noisy, drunken rcvels which long have dis
gtLced the Nations birth day The Sabbath Schools of Wine
W.T. had celebration the 5th At Springfield, VT, ther
sabbath School celebration the Sd, aud it is said t
400 people present.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

CUMW ISSIONEK 3 NUTIOE.
'HE subscribers being appointed by. the Honorable the
i Probate Courl for The District Of Randolph, comms
sioners TO receive examine and ADJUST all claims and de-
mands Of all PePsons aganst the estste of Daniel Flint
late Of Srainree, in said district deceased represented
ipsoyent, and also adj claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto and sin months from the fifth day Of May,
A. d. l34l being allowed by said for thai purpose
We do therefore hersby give notice that will attend
the business Of appointment al the dwelling house Tor
merry occupied by The said decreased isad ainuee
the 10th day Of July next from o'clock p. M until
F. NJ aud on the 10th day Of September, from o'clock
! p NJ until siS o'clock p NJ.
ROBERT LEMAN )Comms-
WILLIAM NICHOLS, sion, rs.
| Btaintrce, June B. Is4l 10
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Ro-We sorry to that village disgaced
"Wednesday night by rotous proceedings, reung the des
Iucton of tenement occupied by ur and his family
The aedged of this transaction sufficiently dcredt
able the reputation of the place. without adding to it dis
tubance of the and the unlawful destruction
There peaceablc and reputable abae the
aledged this to have cxsedby simply executing the
laws of tho State 1t compliment to the moral courage
the moral character Of this of Of the peace
that they prefer the destruction of property in the dark by force
information TO the civil authority and public and legal
trial of the We advise all concerned to consult the rcys
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-12

NJ The locofcos Of this county have nominated Nathaniel
Eaton and Paul Dillingham;, for Senators A.
pected-aer great hue and about tranpn the
of the county in the of Senator Butler bold cha
engo to The Wings To put the issue back the peoethe To-
drop the Senator from stow aud thus virtual
ege that the decision against him right Call you this
backing your friends!
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MARRIAGES.

In Barre the 4th of July, by Rev. Mr.. A. Royce, Mr.
Riley Stone to Miss Orrl Wood.
In Charlotte, the 18th ult by the Rev. f. w. Goodman,
Mr.. Peter f. Pease, TO Miss Cordcn Rich.
In Colchester, July LIST, by the Rev. r. c. Taylor Mr. BENZ
b. llinc to Miss Emeline J. Rolie, all of C..
In Boston, H. w: Ileaton Esq. of Montpelier VT to Miss
Harriet Stearns of II.
In Boston, June a. Mr. Ats Ansar If Drocu Miss Joan
Bann of Gardiner, Me. Mr. Henry Carter formerly of this
village, to Miss Eunce g. daughter Of Adm Hall Esq.
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HAY FORKS.

MERCHANTS wishing 10 purchase the best article nj
1fI Hay Forks IN the market, by forwarding their orders
by mall can nave them usn, low rates any stage
wlhn fifty miles of this place, free uf expense fol
transportation. J. VAN ORNUM AND Co.
Brookheld June 30, lS4l. II
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EdueaonSee advertisements Of the New England
and of Washington CO. Grammar School, As the latter
confident no belt institution Of the kind found
in Vermont The of instruction is extensive and
Tent embracing studies of higher grade hun have been
y nughtOr rather successfully aughin academies and
merely TO read through their text hooks but to understand the
matters of which they We able spoak, from
personal nowedge Of the New England institution Its
ton in of the most pleasant Of Vermont villages, good
Among the referred recognize gentlemen
Windsor who worthy of all confidence and win undoubed
" give information % any who desire IL.
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WALTON'S VT RECISTrR ron

WALTON'S VT. REGISTER FOR lS42,
viii he brought out in an improved style, and
with large addition TO the usual matter enbru-
chg the census Of Vermont for 1910. Booksel-
ers and Merchants designing to he supplied, are
requested to inform us Immediately of The proha.
hle number wanted, in order tlal we may publish
an edition adequate TO the demand.
Superintendent or Teachers of Academies or
High Schools, throughout the State, will oblige
us aud favor their own interests, by forwarding 10
us, early in August, the name and location of their
institution, the name of the principal, and mum
Der of assistant Teachers and also the average
number Of scholars for the year ending with tho
summer term.
Catalogues of the Colleges and Medical Institu-
lions of the state are desired.
tG-Piinters OF newspapers in Vermont, will
be entitled to Register gratis by giving the above
one or two insertions.
Il. p. WALTON e. SONS.
Montpelier, July 2 1884,
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Fire E"gne'-Mr.C C. Smith of Barre has built fire engine Of
his invention which tried here past week
favorable result 1t simple aud compact construction,
easily kept order than either of the engines here much
easily worked. In this experiment the
and distance thrown in favor Of the old machine made
Hunnenan but these advantages ovcraanced by the
power required in Smiths The old machine is the best of
equal size, ever before brought into this vicinity.
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The Trustees are notified 10 meet al The Academy
on Wed icsday, the 1884, instant, al one o'c'ocb NJ
10 elect the necessary "fietrs for the year ensuing
A. d Il all vacancies Of The BOARD Those who can
atien at hine oclvrk, NJ. will have the pleasure
Of witnessing the lasi da,'s examination of the
4thnrl. f. p WALTON C. rtk
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The Frederick Bank, Md has recovered its money by
pounding with th9 robbers giving them S2S00o curious
transaction If the agent got enough the robbers
pound with them, why oSch at least Of them!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-12

"Dsgraefu Scenes in TIC House Of Representatives. "Thi
the heading of the locooco papers details Of tn
proceedings Fornance's notion and right glad
opponents for the right. Will they be good
give the and show ho he responsible
for these 'dgracefu ~ Go the whole, gentlemen
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APPOINTMENT nv Tup porsnrNr

By and with the advice and consent of the Seul,c.
Dgader General WISHED ScoTI Major General Breyot
he Major General June -, vice Major General Alexander
Macon, doceased,
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p We had hardly enough papers supply orders last
week; matter which we hope 10 remedy Send subscp
tions fast you please.
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NOTICE

INHlS may certify that | have relnqushrd to my SON
Churles l.. Marston, his mc during the remainder OF
his minority and shall clam any Of his earnings nor
pay any debts &C his contracting, after this date.
JOSEPH r. W. MARSTON.
Attcs', Peter M. Swift. Farce, M ~ ed ls4l.
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&c A STILL BETTER PROPOSITION.,'

" A STILL BETTER PROPOSITIONS
The propretors Of the Waterman and Journal,
determined not 10 he outdonc in the presentation
Of propositions, offer to furnish their paper to
committees or individuals, with the assurance that
their journal shall be The medium through which
correct Information ofthe important political move
ments ofihe day shall be conveyed, and the cause
of truth and Of the "TRUE DEMOCRACY"
sustained, on tue following terms for the 10 weeks
previous to September election, IA copies for SO
90 copies for S. SO copies for $40. Any num-
her less than Ia copies Mt the rate of Is cents per
copy. We put our journal thus iov for the doub-
lie purpose of enabling our friends to embrace This
excellent opportunity to spread correct Information
direct to the People, and to counterfeit the efforts
Of the desirucfires. Will not our friends take heed
and send in their orders without delay? All or
dcrs to receive attention. must be accompanied
with The CASH posi- maid
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Brighton Nartc, aiy 5t market 300 Beef Cattle 60
sold. PIECES misunderstanding from $50 down to $50.
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Remedy for a lightning shock. Lay the person
Struck upon the ground extended, and apply cold
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NOTICE

hereby given that Aaron ~. Annis, minor has
Jeff me and my employment without my consent, and
the public are hereby cautioned against haborng trust
ing him my account, as shall pay Of his debts or
fuih any Of his contracts; and shall claim his wages,
Randolph, July 8, l64I ~ MOSES ANNIS.
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NOTICE.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber tho q
" inst a small bay mare, with black and feet =
Tbs owner hereby requested to prove properly pay
charges and take her away. IRA ARMS.
Duxbury, July 5ih, l64l. IL
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OCT Sec caI for the Wing County Convention. Let
he represented In the formation of ticket let have
full representation of the Wings of the County.
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NOTICE.

(tAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber two red
~ yoang steers, rather small about year old. The
owner Is requested prove property charges and take
them away. JOSIAH CHASE.
Waisheld Juno l6, tsfi. 81
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WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wings of Washington Coun-
ty Senatorial District, are requested to NEE; in
County Convention, ut the Court House, in Mont.
peler, on tlss 18th day of July inst, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose ofrecommending
to the freemen of the district, suitable persons as
candidates for Senators for said district and to
transact such other business as may be thought
proper. -
CHARLES LYMAN, For Central County
J. A. VAIL, Committee.
Montpelier, July 6, 164I.
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ICHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsA NJ.

CHI EESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSA NJ.
FENO those who have used This NJ, dlcnc, II is c.
a nough 10 say where ii il for sale, but those who
have moi nsed II informed thai ii is cerlah and
speedy cure for all OF Wounds Sprains Sores,
Burns, COngns, Sore Lungs, the most desperate
Piles, and Rhrumar.m OF all kinds II will prevent
the Tpothacac, restore torpid and Pei'htd Limbs,
Frozen Limbs, Sfi Joints, Numoncss, &c. aud can
be depended upon 10 q,iel pain aud relieve soreness
in all cases
Hundreds Of certificates from persons Of the first
Standing IN the community, who have tested and ia
Gshi'IY proved is efficacy and who have be- relieve
ed by lis use, could he published, but they are deem
ed unnecessary here, it's own high reputation and us
extensive sale are the gratifying evidence Of s
virtues.
Also, CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS will
produce immediate relief and permanent cure in
cases that have any Of the following symptoms, viz.
burning heat in different parts Of the body PalPiia'
lion, heat and chls, unnatural thirst, headache,
pains in The back and bowel, eholc, cholera and
cholera morbus, and with the Balsam, will cure piles,
dvsentery. bilious fever, bilious cholic, &c.
For sale By z. u. PRENTISS, Montpelier w.,
also by n, q. Hale. Chelsea, and DR.. A. Pierce,
S,raford ~
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Four hundred children recently joiucd the coli
water army in Concord, n. II.

Fourth Of July .4ccidni. We ure Informed that
two of Capt Parlridges Students at Norwich,
were Injured while iircing Salute on Monday
morning. The faces OF bolIi were badly burnt !;
and one lost his hand. ". Chronicle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-12

Conuca,on.The of Mr. Lilley of Bethel acciden
tally omitted in the list of Vice Presidents of the late Stat
Convention.
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LOOK, HEIR.

baldwin, SCOTE & co. PRE- PRE-
I'D PARED TO SELL ENG. TIRE, ANO ALL
KINDS OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURED
IRON ON BErTER TERMS EOR- CASH
THAN CAN BE BOUGHT In. THIS COUN.
rY.
BLACKSMITH'S AND ALI. WHO ARE IN
WAN + OF IRON, ARE INVITED 20 CALL
AND WE WILL SATl> EY THEM THAT If
so IInp &. 1SdIt
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I10 Washington street. Boston, Just received 6enn
81 the manufacturers IN Europe and America, and
fT sale at the above place, complete Of mill
tay goods consisting i'll part Of gold and gilt Epauetts gold
aid gilt aces of all pattons-swords from S. to Si0O
Plumos uf all fndssk and worsted Sashes- Can Tim.
"ngs-Buons for the army, navy and revenue, together
stars plates, belt mts-chains etc which ohs offer
On as god Terms is any other house in the city.
| 05rn5 A0JVS BHLL & co, Bosfos. :
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
CHURCH LAMPS. AND CONF

MUNION w RE;
PARLOR LAMPS and BRANCHES fir Caadlesj
BRIT TANIA TEA WARE Of all pdiernsj
SILVER SPOONS Of erey style and pattern
SILVER WARE, Of supe,io' fnish an! workmanship;
Plated TEA SETS, URNS COFFEE POTS etc.
A great variety Of FANCY GOODS. for presents.
Rich PARLOR CLOCKS;
Table CUTLERY. Of Jfae and common q,llity, eta.
GEORGEsB. FOSTER, at the above es'a alb shraent,
has for sale, first smsn of Ladesand
Gentemens GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, ofbeau-
ifn si,les and superior qsalry Vest Fob, and Neck
CHAINS SEAMS, His US SWIVELS, etc.
WATCHES cleaned aaa repaired the best manner,
and warranted.
Of any Of the above articles invited call and examine
The OO6m
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nURE WINE kept consl lily on hand and
Il fol sale by SlLAS BURBAr t,JR. II
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FRESH FLOUR:
June lS

II
nF THE BEST BRANDS FOR SALE BY
" BALDWIN, SCOTT co.
June IS, O9
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The most inter esting fact from France is thu
Of the defeat Of the Ministry on the bill for re
cruiting the army. il is stated that Marshal Sou
terribly annoyed at this defeat aud sent in hi
resignation, but was persuaded to continue in OF
flee. With this vndicaiion by the peers of lhei
Independence, the session may be sud to iermin
ale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
Joseph q. z'1Ppss Csucerraied Sar,apariRs
ron THE CURE of
SCROFULA
VCtUIAI, DISEASES

IHlE sarsapsnA OF the shops very apt be nesdy,
not quite h.crt, either from irOn having ben
oi tie me hcinr Cscthrr with abe modes
Nsrng II, which have long bccni vogue proha y
nhued tohs variable reputation The activity of the root
" brhevcitc depend upon acrd principles
soluble c certaiu extent water, cold b.t and either
NotaZed rcnderr Inert by chemical eh.nge the
teraurc deg This tsppcarsto be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations "Atrr long
boiling the peculiar Uour which rises sbuusny the
coc"n ot good sJrSNpoiJ h almost cNtinguishcd From
the SarsSaua prepared IN tins found sensible
results uun patient, lie peculiar
dow-y ani rscknE effects produced y alarro quantity
although the deCOclOn Of rsh ounce was tcti al
dose. ~ Wood a Backe's a. y Dispsnsaf0ry
knowledge 81 these facts, ami the prac.
ice Of tho ptcparanonsot Sarapaa led the DIS.
eoNcry act repeated experiments of the method OF pre-.
pairing and compromising the extract ocTcdto the ncd.
cal profession and the public It's prepared by a pro-
trfhCu boiling, anlis NsrTOuicto contain,
ccntrotcd form. Tie active prncp'so the root, obtained
from the most approved species vt suultN.
It. efficacy has been repeatedly tested in private practcc
In the successful treatment Of the forms OF the s
tor the cure OF which Sarsa h recommended
aiCr OthCrprC araonS Of that mccuc, the Fanacca,
Ia been without effect number Of Of
trusyc uccranus and affections Of the bones in simple
Croiua, and ia meTrurlt aud mcrcuto phlhc diseases
have been permanently curcdhy su use ia three months,
without any other treatment except c most simple arp.
cations the parts diseased sal OF three boilCs
In similar cases, will prove the efficacy and Importance Of
the pre- paraiiou
II IL PARTICULARLY use caloel where that mccine
has been gwen freely IN scroNus habits for the
other diseases, being admirably calculated in such
of the constitution The Of three bottles
will every such occasion, prove an chectua security
aEaius; secondary affections
As tonic and raivc particularly In general dchu,
with impure and dcpTavrt conditions VI thu system. fum
Scroiula AMI other diseases In chronic Rheumatism and
obstinate affections " the skin, IL invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER puvAI,
lie II Agent for the pIOprIsth
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IL Powhafso County Court, May The 7tn, l7il Richard
rimpFou and Mary Perkins suCrr fnr Themselves and
tto other creditors n Francis = SaupFau, deed pitts
against Hannibal Harda, adiur n The aHid Francis =
sampson, deed, and other dolts.-fu Ch0ncerg.
w THE fTr decree entered directing, aWuug
other ing that all The creditors of Francois Saupaun
drc'd be- required exhibit and prove before the
ComnifaiUnsfa ~ THE Court their claims Hgana The co.
Of tho rai Sampson andthl u the uicanu" They he
inilncI prssccutna any suits NJ law against De said
Simpsons admir-. Tho ctcdtorF Of the fnii Fratcs =.
S1mpson therefore hereby notified that ihsve appoint
ctthe oh dy Of August next Tor commencing the rcfc.
mCnt Of eaccornis directed by The sail order be-
fore which fiy Tho hereby required ptoduce before
uic, Pnwhian Courhourc tncir rlsna and demands
sgan the estate o The said Francis Sampson with Inc
pr"os 70 support oithe same, inorer Inst paymcntthcre
OF may be decreed 10 them.
ME- wsW' RI, GRAVES, Com'r.
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
Lines 10 Charlottesville, Staun,on, LynchburE and
/ the Warm Springs.
/ NIGHT TRAVELLING ANOinED Ann greatly
! INCREASED EXPEDITION

Lines 10 Charlottesville, Snunlon, Lynchburr and
the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING AVOIDED, AND GREATLY
INCREASED EXPEDITION
PAS NIEhe leaving Richmond. by the Railroad NJ =
VI, reach the junction to Breakfast aud theme. mo.
coed NuG"heT Wi,h passengers arriving Al tb
Eh u'lore irom the Northl she Louisa Railroad to
'NEu""sNla', dua thence py stages Ia Gharl1tir.yu.
reaching - ar.oucsyilc by p VI aud Cocksis f,c.D
miles Wys;, by ghi. Leave Cookies prat r,cr'iD.
arfNr 81 SSalUton 10y A VI. Her. passengers h,v. =
SlIr OF routes, one by W,S Of Warm Springs and M,
Syt ~ way ~ The Natural Bridge, each arriving 4, In
nHc Sulphur On the evening VI the thrd jaw nom RrH
ho an" - hours sooner than by the route via lynch
Inc Warn Il ring Line leave, tally A, 10 NJ r.,.bi
evening. " "'N sulphur next
TIC Natural Briso line leaves at the sam. hour nm
= AautF anr Saturdays Otnd the alt.ruat,
hnel 1ui arrives az the Bndgc bN NJ ana Ir,yir ~,
l'A lAIhng aier breakfast (aliOySus p.sssns,rs sf,.
Irnl nc before brr.Shsi view IN, brircI arriys =,
Inl'.. nE !. W. and the While sulphur Springs M,
The r0aiSon The above lines arc ,lurin, the
ia go al Co any w. the state and arc nos IN .xrc, No.
tI. io .ifSr lines are the mail lnes TO the W.st
"t>l N"N Their prupuCtors Tlcdgrd tn ia. R,i
1 'N A'IcSio have Coaches provided equal 10 The lar.
Ast hln,rro Passengers which ole r. and that NJ,
Auth Al he pleasure u the occ upauis l'''
iiNCHBURG MAIL LINE
FasSeus"is Tot LynrhLurg leaving In the cars on sp,
~ ana Ihui stltyS. at VI. T-ac CharIpfrss.
vile hs VI and Hammers The ,yrnin, 81 tLc -,
Jay 10 10 ser and arrive Al LyncAburg tie next day 10 dim
Fare 20 Charlottesville, "a
LyuchouTs, .
10, THOMAS SHARP
- NGrnt et Transportation n.