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SAMUEL. WAINWRlGHT'S ESTATE.

SAMUEL. WAINWRlGH17S ESTATE.
WE the Sui scr ers HAVING been appslnied by
w The Hunora le the Probate Court for the Dis
r.c Of Chtenden, commissioners 10 receive, exam
Inc and aliI, the claim, and demand- oi all per ons
against the rs ate Of SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT,
late Of Burlington, in said District, deceased, repre-
secuted n>olven,, and also all claims and demands ex
hhled in Offset thereto; and ,x months from The day
Of the date hereof beng allowed by laid Court for
that purpo,e we do therefore hereby give notice. that
we will e,tend TO the business Of our appointments al
the dwelling of Lucy Wainwright, in Burlington, IN
SAID District on the second Mondays of September &
December next. al ten O'Clock, A. M. on each Of said
days.
Dated this OH day Of jane, A. d. 1871 M
SA ,NNnI M M,Gm0tS, Commissioners.
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d roadcloths, Cassimcres. and Sattinetts.-
ID +. NJ. WRIGHT q co. have Just opened very
Fine Wool DYED Black, Blue Black, lnvi,ille Green
and fancy coored Broa,iclolhs, good assortment OF
'ow priced do Also, Very Fine Wool Dyed CASH
mere., assorted coor>, do do. and common SAITH
nets, very cheap.
Burlington, July &c. l54l. MT
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PIANOS.

TN order to close the concern of Herrick, Christie
i pher & Co., we offer the three remuinng Pianos
at two hundred Dollars each, for Cash, approved
notes in u months with interest. For the quality
and durability of these instruments reference is made
to many of the Citizen Of this Village who have had
Pianos of the above manufacture in use for years
Reference also to Professor Mot OF the Musical
department of the Female Seminary.
burlington, ID JAY, 1871, LYMAN & COLE
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TO RENT.

HyA VNHE new Brick Building next West
@TSsyA L of the Pearl Street House being the
lsst M best location for business IN all Pearl
Iksa,a. Street. Ii is well calculated for a store
and dwelling house, together with two rooms
little below the street. well lighted and suited for any
KIND OF business why're one or two rooms only are
needed; with wood she'd stable, carriage house, loft
and every convenience necessary. The building is so
arranged that the parts can be rented separaely.-
Immediate Possesses given. Security will be ex-
peoted for the rent in all cases. Inquire of
n3w3 c. BENNS
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NOTICE TO DENTISTS.
XILALToN,s VT. REGISTER FOR 1872 will

NTALTON'S VT, REGISTER FOR 1912, will
w be brought out in an improved style, and with
census OF Vermont for 1910 Booksellers and Mer-
chants designing to be supplied, requested to in.
form us Immediately of the probal lie number wanted,
in order that we may publish an edition adequate to
the demand
Superln ondenIs or Teachers of Academies or High
Schools, throughout the State will oblige us and IA
vor Their own interests, by forwarding TO us, early in
August, the name and location of their institution
the name OF the principal, and number of scholars for
The year ending with the summer term
Catalogue of the Colleges and Medical Institutions
of the state are desired.
srPrinters of newspapers in Vermont will be en-
titled to register gratis by giving the above one or
two insertions.
E.P. WALTON & SONS,
Montpelier July 7, 1871,
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MEDICINAL WATERSl

VINiE suhcril er, have made arrangement for the
l. constant supply Of Congress, lodyue and Wash
nston Spring Waters, Saratoga, \. y.
Also:
Caledonia Wafer, from he Caledonia Spring, Can
ada For .ale ly lox dozen, or single loltle by
July |, 1871. IHEO. A. PECK & Co.
Dr1ggst;-At the sign of the Mortar, CoUrI-House
Square. nj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-06

A gentleman sat down to write deed and
began "Know one woman by these presents"
"You are wrong" said bystantler, sit ought
to be, "know all men," "Very WE'LL 'answere d
the Other, "if one woman knows it, all men will
of coursd.'
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Dry Goods very Cheap.

Dry Goods very Cheap.
CUPEERIOR black, blue black, gro de swiss Silk
- do. do Italian Real do.
Bonnet and Florence silks, White and black Grape
MORNING Lawns and Prints,
superior French Boml aZine
Black Fille Veil, Lace do
FiIlet and GAUGE Srari-, Fancy Handderchiefs,
Victoria Skirts, Pie Me Gloves, etc.
by II. NJ. GlDDlNGS u Co.
July I, 1911. nj
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IERRIBLr.-It is said that man in New Or.
leans was so cross-eyed that in trying to get
asleep he wrung his neck off
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-06

DRAWING PENCILS.-H-H H-H ii H-H Is
- B-F-The Above Pencils this day received anu
for sale on terms that canno, fail 10 plea.e ly
5. HUNTINGTON.
July s. lSil. ms
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MEDICAL LECTURES.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

THE Annual Cour,e OF Lectures in the New Hamp-
l. shire Medical Institution will commence on
Thursday, the 5h Of August next, and continue three
months.
DlNI CROSBY, NJ. d., Profess or Of Surgery, OBJ
stetrirs and Disease Of Women and Children
EDWARD f. PHELPS, NJ. d., Lecturer Ma
terra Medlca, Medical Jurisprudence and Medical
Botany
OLIVER p. HUBBARD, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy.
JOSEPH ROBl, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice al Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
EDMUND K. PEASLEE, NJ. D., Lecturer on A
natomy and Physiology.
EAPENStS.-For the Lectures, $50 Graduation
SIS. Marlculating Ticket, SO. Board, from 81 SO
to 50 per week. Abundant facilities for those who
may wish TO board themselves.
The Fee, must pad a, the commencement Of tho
Term, or notes given with satisfactory >ure,es.
All operations before the Medical Glass are per-
formed gratis.
BY order OF the Faculty,
o. p. HUBBARD, Secretary.
June Is, 1871. n4
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UMBRELLAS and Parasos, full assortment o
~ every style Just rec by
M WRIGHT dCo
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Door Trimmings
MERE NEW GOODS !

EIVE Bass Viols with Bows, G and c Bass Vol
l. strings, Clarionel month Pieces, Ladies Wire
Curls and seams, Narrow VIVA ebone,. Swiits, Dune
Pins shell side Combs horn twist do. Ivory TABLETS
Wax Bead, spool stands, Gold Watches and Chains,
lust received June 10Th aud 29th ls4l and for sale AT
The lowest prices for cash al the variety store
nj PANGBORN x BRlNSMAIp,
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Paints and Dye StuGs.

A FULL supply of choice family groceries such as
n II. S. Y. II. o. H. and Imperial Teas
Java, and Logura Coffee, Double refined and common
Loaf Sugars, Portorico Syrup, Smyrna and Box
Rasins, Cassia Pepper Spice Ginger, Cloves, Nut
megs, Rice Saleratus dc dc. just received and for
sale at the lowest prices by. ). Is. SCoII.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-06

I FAD PIPE and Copperpump IONS lead pipe l..
~ to IA also Copper pumps by STRONGS q Co.
July S8il.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
SssInA l. ry Brick Dwelling House Is Lot,
*. "a silua ON the ,idc Of College green
...sEs&-. al the head Of CoIlcac-siree in this vii
age. The HOUSE j, 80 Y As, with basement story,
with Kitchen aud Provision cellars, and wing 80 hy
65, extending north on College Green, with wool and
store house below, and cham ers and eepn" rooms
above. large aud commudiou> Barn, carriage horse
ice house and other out-hon,e>, and spacious yard
west OF the dwelling house, and rood dura lie well
Of wafer Of the Lest qualify in the village, and brick
cs,ern. One and quarter acres of land, ithe first
nalty large garden and choice fruit frees west Of
the house and yard.
The Bindings are constructed in modern style, OF
the test materials and work manship, were ereciej ly
the s'lhscr er for his ne, and the location al
ior'S very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village and lake the West and not surpassed by
any other IN this part ofthc country.
Aso for sale lot containing an acre Of land direct
" opposite the love lot with small convenient wool
dwelling house thereon.
Prtha,er> invited 10 call and eXmine for them
selve:-Terns made known by The ~ scrl er on the
premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington juno, l6, 1910. NJ
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DRAPRS AND rkILDRS.
BENNS & SON.
lsUcCEssoRs TO EDWARD f. EVANS.
Church Street, Burlington, w.
STRAY HORSE.

STRAY HORSE
Left the enclosure of the Subscriber on the 10Th
June Light bay Horse, with large white strip in
the FACE, short switch tail-seyen years old
whoever will return said Horse, or give any iniorma-
ton shall be literally rewarded
Hlnesburgh, July ISL. ANDREW BuRRlTT.
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LYMAN & COLE.

IL Az receive n splendid asscr iuent of Summer
Goods, which they 0 rtr at rcl,iced nr,ceU.
Among which wI be found rrea, s6rIment Of
Iftch PRINTED LdurS, fer mourning, half mourning
and Fancy, .tyIc>.
Printed Jac net, and Camlric, Baird Muslin.
Striped, Barr'd and PLAIN Swiss Muslin.
Plain Jaconet NJ slim and CamLric
CALTCOES.
Rich Mcrrimac, and Dover Prints very low
Also, French and English Cambrics, cheaper than
ever
Bonnet Cambria, Curtain do.
Birds Eye and Russia Diaper.
White Linen Table Spreads,
Brown and Coored do. -
Linen Damask,
Crash rnd Linen Napkins,
Superior Linen Shlrting,
Brown jacket Linen and Gambroon'
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro de Swiss and L,,s,rnr Silks
Fig'd, Brown, Blue Black ana plain cord do.
TayIor's best Persian Thread,
Metallic Spool do
Mar.hafs Linen do
BROADCLOTHS, CAS.SLlzEPES AND
VESTTNGS
The largest assorimen, of Vc.tnrs ,,,e crer orore,
Tor sale Intending rich Plain and Figured Satin, SIR
velvet, Mersellie> Valencia, Silk and Worsted and
other new articles for Vestng, very elegant.
STOCKS
Satin Stocks, with Bows, Plain do. Scarf Ties, do
bomGazne DO, do. Also very beautiful Sum.
mer Stock. Fine Linen Collars.
TALLORS TRIMMINGS
Padding, Canvass, Selccias, Coored Jeans. Brown
Linen, Black do. Verona Surge SILK do, Silk Binding
Wor.'ed Binding, Silk Cod, Sewing Sill, G. Twist,
CIT Velvet and Figured Silk Buttons.
The above comprising part of very large stock Of
Goods which is offered on the most favorable terms.
Burlington June II, 1sil nj
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B L A X BOOK S.

'I'russes.-Dr. HULL 1rssos, consisting Of mems
l. plain single, do. radical cure, do. doul c. Chill
ren' single, doHi lie and umtlcal of every nize re-
ceivcd for sale, and Will lie accurately applied ty
X. MOODY
June 2l>,, lS4l. rs
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n O II &c l..

THIS may certify to all those whom il may con-
l. cern that have given my son Charles Hurl.
bert, his time, aud hereafter shall control any of
his earnings, neither hold myself accountable 10 pay
any debts of his contracting after this date
n3 WRIGHT HURLBERT.
Underhill June 2lst, lS4l.
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BUTTONS,

A NEW assortment OF Eliott's Patent Satin, Vel
IA vet, Twist, Dress, and Ovcrcoat buttons A
few sets choice gilt for dress coats Just received and
for sale by c. BENNS & SON.
June "a. n3w3
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Hard ware.

TBBOTSON'S best Hand-saw Flies,
/ do Cast-seeI mil do.
Butcher, Il inch, rlrand do.
Heavy Rasps, and half round do.
M for sale low by
ii. NJ. GIDDINGS & CO.
July |, lS4l
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Crockcry. China and Glass Ware.

A large and rich assortment Just received and
onened, purchased at greatly reduced prices IN
, n. LOVELY e. co.
June 9, lSil NJ
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Linen Sumer Goods.

LINE 81 and A Brown Linen for Coats, Heavy
l. Brown and White Linen Drilling, do Fancy
White Linen Drilling A Russia Sheeting and A.
Russian Burap, very cheapby
ii. NJ. GIDDINGS &co.
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ORSTED Nj EDI.ES
Medicinal Wines

Medicinal Wines.
SUPERIOR Pori, MADEIRA and Muscat Wincs-se-
leciel Tor medicinal purposes, constantly Tor sale,
Also, Fine sicily Wine ji, received by n2
June IS, H. NJ GIpprSos Il. Co.
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THE Suhscr' or will pay cash for few Thousand
L pounds of good Fleece Wool. delivered at their
Store head OF Pearl st. BRADLEY e. HYDE.
July 3 lS4l
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FOUND.

ar may be found in this village, directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted up in good style, where the undersigned
Will be glad to wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
6m46 r. G. SPAJII DING
Burlington, April 90, le1l.
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BLOSSOMS and Stocks. Fine frilled and plain Bo-
- SONS, few more of the new style Socks which
are much admired, square and round Collars Reed.
July 81 leil. PANGBORN d BRINS
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H.INA KOIsDEKAs.
$1,000 Reward.

I'llE ofico OF the Farmers B,nk Of Virginia Al
Danv'l'e, having been iobbed OF NINETY
TWO Thousand One Hundred and THIRTY five
Dollars, On Saturday nighl last, by some person o.
persons who penetrated The Vault thereof with false
Aeys and distracted the above sum
The above reward will therefore be pnid for the
apprehension and conviction OF tho robbcr or rob
bets, and the restoration Of the atnon, stolen ar IN
proportion 10 the amount recovered.
oi the above amount S72 1875. were mutilacd notes
anu issued ~ tins Office all Of which are STAMPED IN
Tie Lace "CANCELLED"a AS often on uan, of ,he m
rs thtfe t'mrs. and of the deno,nin ,tun Of SIS
g. Z Z, o. 10, 80. 80 aud zoos
lhr pubic are hereby CAUTIONED from Ia.
Ming 81 RECEIVING IN an, manner whatever any Of tic
"in'tsad nolcs thns mnulared md Stamped. AZ The,
viii mi be REDEEMED by the Bank, The re-
hhnng S2o OOo CONSIST part III ISSUES oi this Of
nee, say SiOS2 oi various DENOMINATIONS, Sl5s sis
was Of Mother Bank aud Branch MOI, s. u ank Of Vir.
&'na aud Branch notes, Exchange Bank aud Branch
notes; likewise Of various denominations, and one
note 81 500 Of The old issue OF the Bank Of the
uontd States THOMAS RAWLlNS, Pest
Danvlllc. Aug. 80 2in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30
OBITUARY..

Died suddenly, Friday The 18th of August in the 8st
of his Capt IhNRy Brown of Bedford county,
spectrd. loved and lamcned bv all who knew him. The
fashion vi the day shall influence much. thong
truth would warrant no common eulOgy-for Capt Brown
no ordInar, We dwell not the fact that lac
Soldier OF the Rcvoluon-was wounded at the battle Of
GuiUr, and tafred with him 10 the grave British bullet
but would commend the enlg htened patriotism he splaye
every period OF his life We dwell the fact, that he
cmpaeally honest stamped with the impress OF
nobility, unless the is allowed 10 embrace all the kiudrcd
Yntuesnof do boast thai sprnglug from olscunty
aided by education, lie acquired by his energies,
spectacle share OF general information and competent
ton of the gifts of fortune spenng them in the be
raj and enlightened alone understand. In The
OF life, the mind ofCapt. Brown" OF the first ordermas
Culne, acute nnd after and disease
had done much impa the discerning proofs
ITS original superiority, OF which at all times he himself
ed totally unconscious-Strong balanced by
amdbe sincerity and universal benev
ocnce were dislng uishng traits his character lie filled
up his measure with usefulness and credit all the relations
OF life. But more thnn ALL Capt Brown IA Christina
Christian upon principle, with guile bnt with great char
ty--Nnture made HIM gieai mantirace made him good
one The integrity OF his purpose ndsputable. He
looked to the ecompense of reward ugh lie loved do
good lie hndlonc waited for death IN hope and me, at
last We believe, with Christian preparation. lie the a-
Their of the late talented aud amented John r. Brown of Pc
tershurg, who when he die requested be
banks OF Oter three feet rh angles, them,
lie the remains OF through life ful duty
he distinguished other respects during his shor
brilliant public The fact and the feeling are commend
ed to the world.
The Richmond Will Is requested IL rnuy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

Henry Ctay to the 'Ihig' '-"Come what may,
let US do our duty, and nothing short oi our duty.
We owe this To the country and let us not fall shou
of This was the concluding remark Of the
noble kentucky Senator, in his speech upon The
v,to And ii will be every where responded TO by
the Wing party. Untenfed by denuncialion. and
uusubdued by defeat, the Patriot Statesman, always
regardless Of self, urges his ieAds do their duly
TO their country. The appeal will mol be made
vain. Selfish politicians. whose end and aim is Ihei,
own aggrandlzsmcni, ma, lalter, aud fall back upon
the flesh pots Of Egypt, even when sight of the
Promised Land-our great leader. but not our
dictator" may, like Noses never be permitted To
enter in and possess il-but as surely as truth is
omniporenl," surely will triumph be Ultimate
IL achieved.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale, one Il c Other, or both Of two
4 Tracts Of Land, lying III Nelson County, on
the waters Of Fuckers Run. One containing three
hundred aud Sky. aud the other four hundred and
thirty acres. These tracts Of land within one
mile T each other, within htlle more than mile
oflhe Courthouse Of the county, and within about
ten miles uf;he james River Canal. They are beth
III good heart and IN iapid state Of improvement
and capable of making fist rate farms. The water
is fine and the country remarkably healthy.
TERMs-One, two aud three years, III equal in
salmens secured by neg ptable notes wIIh apptovec
enIorsers J. GARLAND
p 5. II the above lands are not sold p,lvae
sale, etore, they will be offered at public auction
on the fourth Monday in September Dtxt,be-
fore the front door II Nelson Courthouse tha, be-
my t"nd day. }. GARLAND.
July tdsti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30
MEETING IN FRANKLIN

At large and respectable meeting OF The Citizens
oi the county Of Franklin, held at the Cnu,t iouse
ON The 2d oil August, 1911 !; Col Joab Ea,ly was
appointed Cha'tm,n, aud Pleasant D,ckc,son Sec
ieaty.
The object of The meeting being explained on mn
.ion' y. NJ. lalaeuo, Edmund Iyine, Samuel
ii''e' Moses Ii C'rper and Asa Holland were an.
pointed committee 10 report forthwith 10 the m. ct
ing te,"lhllah' expressive oil the sense OF the coun
" OF Frank 'n IN reference the object OF the meet
Ing.
The committee reported the following ,csolu
i lions:
|. Res alsed, that this meeting approve of the
Convention pforoset TO BE- held at ChrIsliarsbure
on The 10Th oi October nexr.
>. Resolved that the county of franklin ia in
lie line OF the proposed road AID deeply interested
theftlo aud that delegates should be sent Ia repre-
sent the nights, interests and claims OF their county
IN said Convention.
3 Resolved, rh'r, whether in reference to the di
tecness 81 the route for the road, the value and a
mount OF produce, or The quantity of travel along
II, the county OF franklin presents claims equal at
least to any other couniy Easl Of New RIVER #
the SAID road should be located between any point
on The Tennessee line from Abingdon, East along
the country 10 the James River, in the vicinity Of
! or at Lynchburg.
q, Kes sed that the country living East # the
blue kldse, lom the Wesl To ynclbuig dough
producing large and valuable portion Of the
g,eat staple of The Safe and with a capacity To
Piouh'' II u SitaltT ext III lllLn any other
oil The STATE has been too long neglected IN the
glSlaIufe Of he Commonwealth. on the subject Of
inter"al Improvement aud bearing = heavy portion
] oil lhe bntlhehs has tot parlcpate any of tie
ad'dul efs ri tie large sums tNpcnded internal
Improvements; aud that II Is ii.ue now 10 attend to
It's own interests, to toe,t against fun her nrsle
nscc.
D. hesored. that,le counties Of Henry. Patrick,
Gtalson aud Fl yd, not having, lar as tins meet.
ny IS informed acted on the SUI Jet, be rcspec fall,
requested 10 send delegates 10 Tie sud Convention.
q Resolved that the Cha,nan appoint lhlrty del.
egics on behalf Of tins needing to attend the said
y therein.
The resolutions, reported by the cumu,iuee
we've UNANIMOUSLY adopted h, the meeting, and the
chairman arpain;td the following dele "a les To wit
\. NJ lalairrro, Edmund Irvine, NJ. q. Carpe,.
>, Hide, \. Holland. i. Diekersou, rhos :. k~ru
Samuel llanslon, +. Saunders Jr }. Gaanay Jr
Hon. +. Saunders, j. a. Early. Wufirld Pre-,
ID. Ii. VI. ] 1aIctto, L. 'lale, NJ. Il. Booth, Ro.
/. Woods. w. \. Sweet \. :. Brooks. II. ca
per, Nj. Gretr, ]hos. Thompson, Wm. Martin.
lho~. Moofman VIM. Ctump, John l3uwnqn H.
IdNaierro, II. IaIierfo, john K. Guel1aut aud
Stephen Pfeslon.
Ga no ton, II was resolved dat the thlifn,an be
al ed 10 the delegation.
les lived, that the papers publish in Lynchbulg.
tlncas'le, buchanan, Ns1hesillc, Mhrun AID 40
Ingnuu be requested to publish the proceedings Of
thIs meeting. And then the meeting adIoufntd
JOAB EARLY, Chm'n.
PLEASANT llcktRsoN, 5 Guy.
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30 EOfISs1 q HerSrUvSf.

ANYWAY from the Undersigned, On the 3lsi
a May last a negro man named ANDY. An
d, IS likely black fellow, from 80 10 30 years old,
bushy head OF hair, short, heavily bull; an uncom
monty strong active. nfel igenl. shrewd ielluwlle
was faised clpaliy IN bedford county; Is well ac-
qnainreG IN Lyuchbutg aud Ft,nkllI county; has
perhaps relations near llaiIds iprd IN Ftlpkln
lie has wife At MIS- Gaddy's, ncai HE bead u !. v.
Greek, same or q miles from my plantation-No
eHpns i've been used 10 appteheid this fellow,
aud ,m pretty we'll assured he Is linking III thus,
or the adjoining neighborhoods. The above re-
ward will b pad fof his delivery ID me, ut hs
cont cement, SD that ] get INN again. My address
IS L.uchburg, Va.
JOHN O. LEFTWlClI
|. V. Creek, Bedford, Aug. 90 4"it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

" The Boston Advertiser pays high compli-
men, the leading article the last 1utLe,n Lit
crary Messeugei-"tlte C:aionet," IA stony by VIII
liam Carleton OF London. ''lhe author must have
sma'l portion Ct says Of The talent Of ID ckens,
who throws romance and beauty oylr the most sim
lle character, by draw ing perfectly TO nature
Blind Willy aud lis jean, in tins, may family claim
relationship with Little N,l ald the other crea.
tules of BE-"