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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02
Sealing of Weights &. Measures
STATE OF VERMONT.

huuano county Count, september Tenn,
stephen L. Goodell, WHEEras Stephen l.. Boodei Of
rs Bpndon, IA The County Of RHllani
julius & Tower )aiurssaid al the September Term Of
lhs court a, ID leJJ commenced his action sgstSIa.
NJ. Tower OF Sudbury, IA the county Of Rutland aS
sau IN plea mat the defendant render 10 the plsntH
Three hundred do liars, which the piainh sa;s Justly
que hom The defendant 10 balance book between
them
This cause having been duly entered in oon Al theter.
aiofssad day the'eof gwen &c from Term o. term
until this term Aud the plnin, ~ Rodney
MARSH bsatofney aud II being made apiea t- coust
mere mat ths d"i"ndani, al the time 81 thu ~ 80
iainuh wit, absent from THIS state a.t st nor
been notified oil the CONNIE ncemsnt of tins sui
I" therefore ordered by the court, that u.f NJ Us
pendrney Of this suit be gwen the drendIt ,s rtbl
shhg TINS order, together with substance M" ...f.
declaration. m the Itland Herald printed az .a
weeks sucoessiEsly the last If ~br IA shsll BE-
weeks previous 70 the be-t term 81 this 20
Rutland aiofesad on the 10 Tuesday Of Ap IA ie4l
And day thereof was gwen, &c
80 Wv HOPKINS CIf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02

NINE good Cows. tween tho ages o! four snd "a
~ Also other property, such rs Hogs farming It'd
ture &c. II above no, disposed OF eiore the
II will he sold that tay to the highest bidder.
Wanted to Loan 90 the first Of MAY next. $1,000,
sndoubted security will be gwen. ISAAC & Gu
Poultuey, Feb l t84i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02

VA the subscribers beiug sppoiars To 'iloa Pro
w bate court for the district Of kdtiand roniln,s
r' 10 receive sIsm"s sod adjust eli claims aud deinssds
ol oil PERSONS sgalpsi the state Of
THOMAS sTENAkT
ais'o Clarendon, sad district d,csas-d in
iosolyen ana slsp al claims end d-mssds sJhbit.I ia
ohs- thereto AND months from ths Pod day Of Nossn
bef last bsing SLOWED ny sad for that gufyo.s
90 Wrfeibfe hereby give notice that rii attend the
business Of our sad appointment .. the late Iesdsn of
e SAD deceased ia ClsfsndOn the lasl Tuesdays 81
March and April nTIt ifoa ] eeloes Until ocloes 2
n on each u said days
DANIEL PACKARD. ,o..,o i.,..
EhOCH SMITH. ''~" "ss
Clarendon, Jan. - tsll. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02

STATE OF VERMONT, RI it remembered tiss
District OF Rutland, 81. - n special probate eee
held at Rutland within an for said district ihs
day Of January, A. ID. lSil.
Present Wm Hall Judss&
Phillip Lord, Administrator upon the estate of WIN
Lord late of Shrewsbury IN sad district decreased pros
ing to render of his administration updn
estate;
Ii is ordered that said account be referred Tor examin
ton and allowance TO the first monday being the fret q
OF march next; and that copy OF this order be- publshe
three weeks successfully in The Rutl nd Herald prsvs
to said monday, that all concerned may appear and oh
thereto. true copy OF record,
81 HENRY HALL, Regstsfs1
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DIED.

In Enosburgh, on the 30,h hh., Mary \
Capt. Daniel Stone. aged rs. Printers ~
Mass and \ II are requested, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02
Present WIN. Hall. ~

Present WIN uai, IN
certain instrument in writing under seal, pueI|
10 be the last will and testament of Jared Bald viii, &
Wallngford in SAID district, deceased being prsssue
said court by Charles Button aud Robinson Hall the
utors therein named, for probate and allpwnnce, M
It is ordered that said will he referred for probst9
allowance to the first Monday being the first day Of ~
next; and that copy Of this order be published three q
suttesivey IN the Rutland Herald, previous 10 said
day, that all concerned may APPEAR aud object thersel
they sec cause. A true copy of record,
81 HENRY HALL, Repisto
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STATE OF VERMONT, DE it remembered thss
District of Rutland SIS I'D special Probate q
held at Rutland within and for said ds,Iic, the n
day Of January, A. ID. lS4l
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
MARRIAGES..

Married on Tuesday evening the 9Th inst, by
the Rev. Edward Wadsworh, Mr.. JonN w. WAT
son. 10 Miss VIRGINIA NJ, dlugher Of n ,han
Schoofeld, Esq all OF Lynchburg.
-, on Tuesday, evening, the 10 inst, by
The Rev. f. Christian. Mr.. MATTHEW HARRIS, OF
Nelson. to Miss JuDITH H.. daughter Of Wilkins
Watson, Esq. Of Amherst.
-. on Thursday, the 14th inst. by the Rev.
John c. Traylor, Capt. II. G. FRANCE 10 Mss KIT
rY PENs, daughter Of Capt. james Penn, OF Pat
rick county, Va.
--, on Tuesd evening last, by the Rev.
Lotelz 20. Lea, Nh. ROBERT CuNNINGHAM. OF
Persen county, N. C.,to Mss ISABELLA w. Hunt,
eldest daughter Of Eustace Hunt, Esq, Of Plisyl-
vania county, Va.
-. the Isl inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Webb,
Mr.. STEPHEN MIREs widow EADY THOMAS,
both Of Puts, lvan,a, county, Va.
-, IN Newburrypon, Mass. Nh. GEO. w.
CALDWELL Of Gardner, Me-, TO Miss ELizAaErH
l.. HASKELL, Of Newbnryport-both Deaf lHafes.
The Newbur ,pou Herald say..." The happy par
formed their "a ,quaiptance alsihe Hartford Asylum
for the Ehucai, Of the Deaf and Dumb, ~ The
wear 1929 TO '33, aud thns has their acquaintance
ripcncd into mutual FRI ndsh,p; but lao" It mas
since b en- couducted TO tie present happy c's's IS
not 10, Us 10 say
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28

By way oi illustration: Suppose this country VI
wnr wllh one Of tho maritime nations Of Entope.
What with Baltimore Clippers, Packets. Bay and
Lake Sicamers--Men.oCW War on the stocks and
to be built, could. in the OF eighteen OF
twenty months, have two az th'ee hundred vessels
of war aflon. Where would be the requisite nun
Dor of well trained and sk,liu officers obtained 70,
this iotcel Aud al the cessation OF hosi,liies, what
is 10 b done with The number Of supernnme,ary
Officers the government would aud IN It's employ!
The turning them adrill upon tho cold charities oi
The world, aud after thry had bravely Tough, and
Ihed then blood, for their country. would bes DIN
cub task aud uGeiatolul office.
we'll appointed corps ot reserve would serve
both as bauo aud antidote Of this. Ii would supply
the service with officers 81 wal; aud the return
H,tineee, thei, former aud more luctainc employ
Glass Chin, Ware, &c. Terms LIBERAL and made
known ON the day If sale.
PAYNE & TURNER, Auct'a.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder at
w the late residence OF Samuel PonGexter,
ST.. decd, tBedio'd Co"nlyl commencing on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of November ncxi, II
fair. otherwise the next fair day thereafter, (Sun-
days exccpteI.) all the The PERISflABLE ES
TATE Of which the said decedant died. possess
ed, consisting Of all the Household and Kuchen
Furniture, Plantation Utensils, two Wagons, one
Burouche, stock OF Cattle, amongst Them are two
Yoke OF Work Oxen seven or eight Mich Cows,
some good Beef Cattle, &c, ten twelve Horses
aud Cos, from three to tour thousand pounds + At
ted Pork, balance of stock Of Hogs, about fifty Ur
sixty number, l5>9T 90 head of Sheep. about
$50 bushels OF Corr, crop OF Fodder, Oats &c, and
many other articles not necessary TO enuVeia'e.
TIE terms Of sale will be twelve months credit
on all sums Of five dollars asl up~srds paser!h,s
sum- cash will be required, the plMc h,str TO fve
bond and satisfactory security in the first Instance.
\. B.-The sale TO commence al IL O'Clock. A..
NJ WILLIS POINDEXTER, Executor
OF s muel Pondexier, decd.
Oct % w3s-
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INSTRUCTION IN
SLy'GI.v'G, HI.l.VO FORTE .l.vD
GEI7.1H.
MIR. DANER.

NEMBER Of the Royal Academy Of Music,
lVA London, with much respect, begs 10 an
nouncr that he VII give instruction in the above
beautiful accompll .hmcnis Should he get "A suffi-
Client number Of Pupis, he will settle permanently
in Lynchburg.
REFERENCES-Reierc TO the following
gentlemen:
In Richmond Rev. Duct. Waller, Rev. Mr..
Norwood. Rev. Mr.. Lee, General Pegran, VIM.
NJ. ROBINSON Esq. - Evans. Esq aud 7. II.
Taylor. Esq.
In Petersburg.-Judge May. Thomas Rob inson.
NJ. d.. and Hugh II. .rl,nd Esq.
In Lynchbug .-D,n,el Warwick, Esq.
N. B.-Those Ladies and Gentlemen who fe, !
DESTROYS of taking lessons, viii please address to Mr.
Damer, at'he Pos, Office by Saturday nexr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
OBlTU AIRY.

There are moments when grave subjects will intrule
themselves upon Tho mind, despite werId, We
have omitted iof Some weeks 10 communicate the death OF
Doctor JoiN {. NASH, Who departed this life the
September last, in the eth of his age This writer
knew him from state of childhood throughout his short pill
grimage the When bul boy his submission
To parental CONTROL his high regard for tho instructions
his tutors and his untng N his endcH,ours
acquire knowledge, marked him out possessing genius
than ordinary mud disposition oi the happ,e- temper
amen. When he arrived manhood his character aud
course began prove the truth Of the wise mans saying
old he will depart nom it, Fodr he procs'cd
the religion of Divine Saviour. aud TO his d,ng
moment did net Of his life belle TINT high aud cnnong
profession lie and tacl. oihe excellent
of the Garth So exemplary his life, tina, the breath oil
moignty never even hrea'hed upon II lie had in the
last t. 10 mouths completed hls study OF the Science
of Medicine aud his success IN that profession plainly show
ed that IN lew Years, ut most lie wond haye stood the
first RINK oi his brethren. But alas How dca spos aud
illustrates all our hopes and our calculations In moment
the highest hopes the nrcst prospects hltcd While I'D
minstering the affections OF others he himself p,osa
ted 10y disease aud the eth da, from the he
lacked he fell victim the great conqncrcr Death But
let his friends aud relatives aespond Let them
PLAIN for though he fell he IN the strength OF his Divine Sa
,lour conquered when he ell Throughout, his eonhnemrn
he never urmorrd and even When the disease the
reg of the BRAN and reason herself was detronrd his rc
gous habits had 20 lar brought into snl'etun to themselves
the lnss ai The hrs that not one immoral expression 's
capped from his lips. lie died, but those who hive
hope. lie fell asleep 10 awake loa glorious Immortality,
COMMUNICATED.
Alta Court held for Amherst County. AT the Court
house. on Monday, the 18th day OF Octoaer, lSAl:
Fhe Couu has heard with feelings OF the deepest
regret OF the departure from tins lie, OF her h1ehy
valued freud aud associate, Mr.. DANIDS. GAk-
LAND. 1t is ssldomthe fortunate lot oil any man
be 50 long distinguished Tor usefulness and re
spectabIlnv as has been Mr. Garlend.ln all The en-
gagemenis Of life his excellence has teen of that
character 10 elevate HIM TO the first standing
The social circle, and The loss of could be
severely ielr,or should more sncerly depored The
court together with the members Of lht bar uniting in
common sympathy al This melancho, event, will as
testimonyol respect Tor their departed II end, wear
Grape their Iel arm aud al the instance OF all the
members OF The bar, ordered to be entered Of re-
cord aud Communicated to ms surviving irlends-and
rs still further testimony of respect IL ordered,
that the present term o this Couu be djonrned tell
Court IN course, and that copies 81 tins proceeding
be forwarded TO the editors of spapers bynch-
bury for publication.
CoPN-lrse,
PAULUS POWELL, ID G..
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HNIlE BOOKS, bonds and accounts Of Tho late
l. concern Of Mckee Il Meem, and Ne Kee, Rob.
inson d Co. have been placed IN the hands II
Charles w. Christian for settlement and collcci n;
to ~hom those persons, who still ind, b ell TO
either OF those concerns, will please conie forward
aud mike immediate payment. ~ il is very desirable
to wind up the outstanding detts, preparatory TO IA
final adjustment between those conceus.
JOHN q. MEM, Surviving partner Of
Mckee & Mccm.
Oct. % 4w II
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MA. ROnERT IVES,

MYTH much respect, begs leave TO inform his
w friends and inhabitants Of l. ynchb'. re and its
vicinity, that lie has removed to the house next door
to Mr. Evard's Jewelry Store. and opposite Mess,s.
Purvis & Duifes, and having constant supply Of
every aricie IN his line from Richmond twice week
from his establishment ia that city. he hopes for a
continue Of that patronage with which he has
been hono,e1 by the Ladies since his first arrival 10
this town.
r. J. pledges himself that every article will be
SOLD as cheap and OF as superior fabrication as
can be had in tile North. lis can afford to sell On
quite moderate terms, having ade 81 his pure l,ass
i"r cash.
Oct, % al
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" The Baltimore Patriot says: We arc graft
fed to learn that the Hon. Daniel JenicI has so re-
covered his health as TO be enabled reach tn IS
CITY, where he intends avaIling himself Of he med-
cal advice of the faculty of Baltimore. 1t is hoped
he will soon recover, and be enabled proceed on
his mission to Austria, which has been delayed by
his late severe illness.
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.v'DYICE.

TIVE undcsigned having ~, pointed Cha:l les W.
l. Christian their agent aud attorney, Tor the
purp Sc Of losing the business VI he lale concern
of Young Il Mrem. the books, bonds and accounts
of said have been placed III his hands for set
clement and collection. II persons indebted 10 us
viii please cal on him and settle their respective ac
counls without delay. as II ~ important 10 close
the business speedily rs possible. Those having
claims against the concern, will make application To
him setIlt ment. join w. ! DUNG.
JOHN G.. MEM.
Oct. % DIV II
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a. u u u y. q u u ID > =!
q q % ID So!
All you who would your money saSe.
Gene 10 me aud you shall bargains have.

,lINlS useless lie say any thing more about The
u chrapness OF Goods. after the repeated dee'at.
atoms OF BARGAINS BARGAINS! that ap ear
every day in the papers: And my object 10 say To
the public eencrelly that my assortment - inief'"f
TO none IN The market, aud 10 prove II satisfactorily
to every one, is onl 10 give my stock an rxaml'a-
ton before purchasing, aud | pledge myself there
shall be oil dissatisfaction ei,her as to qna
ny price. ior am confident bought Goods rs
ior, and and pH sell them, Tor cash, MS 10" as
an, honse in Lyuehhorg.
My assortment Of Groceries ~ lage. togetlie,
with the largest assortment Of Hats Cps 1t, o the
Latest styles aud L,shun- that ,vrI had The pleas
ure of offering Ia The public, aud 10 which | invite
tho aucnlion Of all. ID. =. {. PETERS.
Oct % wisn
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.IDl.ERIxNE.XE.l.1,.

N pursuance of u decree OF the County Court OF
D Bcdlor , Pronounced at tho last (Oc,obc) tenn
Of said Cou,i the undersigned commissioners. viii,
on the 80 h day oil Nov, mber, Sal on The p,' misses,
sell to the highcs, bidder On credit Of one aud Two
wears the
TRACT OF LAND,
whereof the late Samuel W,ks, died seized (exorpi
the portion that Las brcn allowed 10 MIS-. Peggy
W,lhs Tor hof doaer,j lying in The conniy Of Bed
iOfd, on Crab q, chard Creek, about ID niles south
of Liberty, and confirming bot~ecn 100 aud $50
Acres--lhe precise quanrly will be- made known on
the day al sale.
Bonds with COOL security will BIZ required Of
the Purchaser, aud the title retained as Iurhcr
MY, until tn" Whole ia pad.
LEXIS c ARTHUR, Commits
Oct. % Wv
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG VIRGINIAN. a graduate of a dis
"A tinguished College in Virginia having had sew
eral years experience IN teaching. desires s'tua-
ton teacher for the insung year, IN me healthy
neghborhood in Virginia or North Caolina Sat
isiactoiy testimonials OF his moral character and
qualifications a teacher can be furnished. Apply
To the Editors OF the VTginlan.
Oet. % WIN
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Horse Stolen!

WAS stolen from The subscriber in Lynchburg,
w GU Saturday, the 90 I'd inst.
Il &c ny M are,
is Of a medium SIZE, has "a long switch tai, 7 or 8
years old, tros only. and had on bride. No other
marks recoIIecied. will give IA liberal ward for
her delivery 10 ne near Lynchburg. OF any lnioima-
ton concerning her will be thankfully received.
TIMOTHY ENANS.
Oct. % 1t
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u a
Ur. Pctroctes Letois and Lucinda Ms wifc;-
nLEASE Ia take notice. thai shall proceed on
j the 8 hday of ,nn,y, 1919 At the "tIiae Of
Wm Ballad Preston, IN the town oi Chrisi,ansburg,
in Montgomery county, Virginia, To take the Depo-
st,ons OF john Taylor aud others. 10 be read ev
dencc the case nav depending IN the CI,cuit Sn.
pciior Count Of Law and Chaucety, lot sand County.
IN which Jacob Cooper aud Others are plaintiff,
and YOU. the said Pcilotles Lewis and Others are
defendants. You ma, attend II you dcst,e.
am yours,
JACOB COOPER hy hrs Attorney.
Get. % IN
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O. Greenough's great Statue OF Washingt on
is about 10 be removed % its app, opriate place
10 The Capitol, and opened to pnblic view.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28

1r'al Of Richard g. Gwakins.-The Rocking
ham Register OF the 10th inst says, the trial Of
this unfortunate individual, charged with The muir
der Putnam, has been postponed until May next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28

HeCih Of Naichea.-The sexton reports, that du
ring the week ending on the 9Th instant, there
had not been single death in The city Of Match
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Public Safe or L0N0.

IN PURSUANCE of u decree OF the Cucuii
1 Count III Bedford. the unde,s, 4ncd c"mmis-
sioncr. will the h day OF December next, On the
premises sell 10 The highest b,ldcr,a Tract Of
Land, lying IN the county Of Bedford IN the soul,
branch OF Llule Oi'ct, containing 24S Aores-he
same whereof VI nol Carter. died. seizrd, and ad.
Joining the Lands OF Reeves :, Scuggs. Esq. and
others, abuui miles south of Liberty. The Land
originally OF the very first qualny--a IAN is
still good, and the whole may be easily and cheaply
impruyed.-The terms OF sale viii DO small
sum cash. and Que. two aud thee years credit Tor
the rcslduc-Bouds with approved personal sceurl.
I, wall be required Of the purchaser AMI The title
retained unlli tie Nhoe IS paid.
N B.-racre j. good Mn Site on thu Tact
JOHN +, SALE, Commissioner.
Oct. % w4w
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The Investigating Commutee.-The invest igalion
at The New York Custom House is 10 be renewed
The commission is TO be re organized, and to pro-
coed Immediately TO New York. Mr.. William A.
Bradley of Washington City is to be associated
with Gov. Pondexler and Mr.. Stuart Of Mary land
aud the examination is to go on until the whole
concern is free from faint.
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s%....~szssss CANAL REGISTER i.ss::sssnzss
AR RIV ED

ARRIVED
25 h.-Pocohonlas, Gam, Red Bird, b, own.
26h.-Commerce, Brown.
27lh-Richmond, Eubank.
CLEARED.
25rh.-Columbia, Devinny.
26h.-Clayton Il Buron, Ash'-Juo. ,nd ,lph
Crumpecker
27h.-Lynchbnre. Fields.
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WIZ. NJ. SUTTON,
HAVING iaktn an Office three doors above the
Il Franklin Hotel, for the sale OF LOTTERY
TICKETS, offers TO adventures the following
Schemes:
VIRGINIA MONONGALlA LOT Terry Class
43, to be drawn at Richmond Friday och,
aud drawings received at this office lst
November.
Pres Sl0.O00-3 600 COO 800 297
i, 200 10 of ,O00-I0 of 30O-200-25
Of l5o-l25-200 of 100.
IS numbers, IS drawn ballots.
Tickets 81; >hares in proportion.
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY Class
NJ, to be drawn al Alex andria on Sa utdsy 30lh,
and result received al This office Sd November.
Capital Prize $4,000
| Prize Of l2,500-l OF 5000 Of 4.000-l
. 5O0-l Of l6I5-l0 of 1000 10 Of 900
IL OF 50C-25 OF 300-75 OF l5o-l00
oil l50-l25 ul125 leg of 90 &c.
rs Nos. IA drawn ballots.
Tickets $40; shares 10 proportion.
We take pleasure in announcing that the schemes
for November open Rich" and promise through
This month TO keep up strong and constant fire up
on prizes. We begin the month with the handy
lutte Price Of $50, 600.
Aud before the month is concluded an opporu-
My will be afforded to customers OF increasing
Their prizes in another Grand Sthrme OF $50 900.
The VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY
Glass AZ. will draw at Richmond on Monday,
lst day Of November and result received
here on The 81.
Capital $4,000
l prize Of 5000 3 ,000-2 $50 Of l,50O-
10 of 000-l2 OF 10000 C 100-&c.
IS Nos-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY, Glass
No. "A. TO be drawn at Petersburg on We'd
nesday the Sd OF November, and drawings
received hele on the 6 h..
! prize OF $40 000-5. 000-3 000-2, 400-l 700
LIDS 60 l0O-l0 OF 81 ,25O-lO OF 500
20 oi 5000 OF l25-200 OF 100, &c, Nc.
70 Nos-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets $5-shafes in proportion.
Drawn Nos. in Wellsbutg42.
80 Ia 81 AZ 90 81 IL 33 40 IS So.
Monongalia AZ.
As 60 81 80 25 20 80 3 l6 SO Q.
Union Class o.
1926 A25 S25 $50 $40 $50 SIS SIS SIS Sl2 Sic
-. ~ Sl2 $40 $40 $40 $40.
40 80 7 67 20 62 Al GA 81 81 81 II 80 So 20
Sc.
Several desirable prizes sent the country 10 the
Union Lotteiy.
w. NJ. SUTTON,
doors above franklin Hotel
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To Monul;lc turcrs and others.
LTDZ.7.H r. .NcK.TE,
COMMIssION AND FORWARDING


rae II M q v b, Pa
TIAVE III Store. and offer Tor sale, on moderate
Il l. terms the following arlicles
25 cases l. quorIce Paste
80 skeis Bordeaux SwcetOl
so kegs Box Nails
SO do Lining do
''~--50 do w. House do
25 bbls. Tar
go boxes Sperm Candies
casks Spring Sperm Oil. (bIeached)
100 tons Anthracite Coal TO ether with an as
sortinent of Wines Porto Rico Nolasscs, ST. Do
mngo Coffee, Liverpool Salt, Letter, Foolscap and
Wrapping Paper.
Richmond. Oct. %, 1871 At if
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o. The President has left the scat of 'Gev
ernment to visit his residence in Williamsburg
Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
The Packed EsOUfS.

FNIIE Packet Boats JOS. G.. CABELL, Capt.
l. Huntlry aud JOHN MARSHALL, Capt.
Hull will leave this place, alternately on Mondays,
Wednesday and FRIDAYS, al73 O'Clock A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND q Co
July IS isli =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
Three hundred and forty -scvcn
uML u half Acres,

(inore OF less.) lying aud being in the county oi
Amherst and bounded by tho Lends OF Rioh'd. 5.
Ellis and others. Also, the following personal
propeuv 10 vii: Three head Of Horses, thirteen
head of Cattle, al lie stock Of logs, PA nl,on u
icnsils and Household and kiichcn Furniture
Also, all the Debts duo SAID Martin N ID Ason,
whether by bonds, Judgments, open accounts OF
otherwise.
The tile 10 the above property is believed 10 be
une xccplionablc but acting as Trustee, the undct-
signed only convey tho ntle vested IN hun by the
Deed alui esald.
CIlAMPE CARTER, Trustee.
Oct. % wl6D