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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-04

THE subscribers having been appointed by Honorable
the Probate Court for the District of Washington, Com
mssoners TO receives examine and adjust ali claims and
mands of all against the
Of Waitsod said district deceased represented insolvent
and the from the day october allow
ed by sad Court to the creditors of said deceased exhibit
and prove their respective claims before uDo give
that will attend to the duties of
dwelling house OF Hiram Jones, Esq. in Wased, in said
District the first Tuesday of January and last Tuesday
February O'Clock forenoon each of said days
ORSON SKINNER, I c..,u.i..io..
ELIJAH HOLDEN, So"'iS'
No uG,11 nptn, IN ia
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THE WEEKLY VOLUME ;
A SELECT CIRCULATING LIBRARY
EOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.

AN tho first Wednesday Of January, 1876 commences,
" philadelphia, tho second year of SMITHS WEEKLY
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GEORGE PITKTN's ESTATE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

virtue of license from the Hon. Probate Court
~ trct of WushngUn will DO sold at public auction the
Premises in Marshfe Vermont, the 9TH day of December
next at IL O'Clock the right of redemption the home
stead farm of George Pkin late Of Mushed, deceased
sstng of about $50 Of land with the buildings
situated in said Marshed the stage road leading from Mont
pcler to Danvie. Also will be sold the time
place, pow slip in the Westinghouse Marshfed vii
lage.
LUCY PITKIN, Administrative.
Dated at Marshfell. Nov. u. 1915. 40
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MACHINERY AND GUN
SMTTHING.
SOUTHEND ARCH BRIDGE, MONTPELIER

OOO lIlEND Anvil DhlDNEJ MIN ElLlEh,
VT.
MARROW Cloth Shears from eight TO twelve cus--eheOp
aud good,-GTindng, etc.
shinge Machines for $40, such have usually been sold for
<75 Also Jolntes for
Felloe Saving Machine is offered in exchange for wagon
Do. Boring and Tenoning, Bit-Socks, and Hollow Augu
cheap.
Wood Saving Machines, adapted horse powo-a
improvement, and the convenient kind in
screw Plates, with taps right and e splendid article
Warranted
Machine Cards. the best kind New England price reduced
Cleaners, Emery, &C. &C.
RIFLES, of my and others make from So to $40 with
Patent detached mugzes for entering the ball without nurng
the patch,-of iron and cast-steel
Shot Guns Foxhunte long, short, DOUBLE single aud
strait gooved rhed Shot Guns Aso Double Guns, barrel
rifle and the other for shot.
PISTOLS. Pistols Rined from to II ineh.-ofseel iron,
Buck horn and wood handeswarTanted true enough kill
chlt-muck ten rods
Boys shotGun, of small bore requiring but little ammun-
tlon-a neat article, from $3.50, TO $500.
Gun Locks, four kinds. Powder Flaks all sizes Shot Bags
Bullet Moulds Rife Powder English and Americans Shot and
Lead Percussion Caps FRENCH German and English best kind
WormeIs etc. etc.
Gun-Repairing of every description, done to order
and short notice.
Job-Work done as usual, and atreduced prices.
Fresh Arrival received by Express, weekly.
All orders, by mail otherwise, strictly attended to.
WOOSTER SPRAGUE.
Montpelier, Oct. Goth, 1876
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

SCI aad iaed These Two anuiheiieal words, be.
tdes lheif ordinary meaning. have in Missouri po
tcal senhcalian. In that Stale the democratic panty
nte divided nia 'haras'' and ''so1sr The former adj
'ucaie an exclusively metallic currency: the latter are
IN favor If Stale Bank. Mentally and physically. no
doubt, there are many s7fis among the lizards - aud
many ha1ds among the "sulis'
esefdsy young siN noler from Missouri was stroll
'he careiessly along the Love- whislllug "Jcnny yet
Your hoe-eake done, lacking at the siphs that ats,d
~ panoramic view. as il wefe before him, though not
'akng olanytlng very minute view. except il uasa
dandy with bis face covered with blach hair he
PASSED aong. aud ut whom he laughed outright eacu,
Lifting, well | swar II did take that ere criller
With saw him first Il be a bar in brooches ~
lie had not gone far npinr out his eqs rs he would
'e oars 81 his fat boat, when he was aceosied by ut
NOSE fellows who 60 about seeking for grcen ones TO
ieeee lhis fellow, lonking very mysterious put his
manu- INSIDE The breast Of his cra and pulled nul what
seemed to be fashy, emerald double breaspin sci in
gold. lie moiionpd the MssHuran Ia him with Kind
81 sohden'ial, stage gesture. ahd ASKED him. m semi
suppressed voice. If he would not buy that-he would
grt The greatest kind Ola bargain oft
ne materials OF The pin, or pins, need not tell our
readers instead Of being emerald aud gold were stained
class aud acqnefed hrass. This fact the Mlssaurian
Knew at glance though he affected TO he quite unron-
'ceus oil IT, lie went 10 bargain ior H. MI the shar-
per consented To give It Cor five dollars though ii he
were not hard mp, he said. and his shirts were not
seized or has hoard, lac would give II for f,rty
We'll, haln't got less than ten dollar bin of the
Ailssnur Bank. said The Mssourian, IN good as GOLD
ihough--never SUSPENDED and as I'm soft >. you see
prefer 1t tospecie'
80. you're soft are yon7" SAID the sharper
II reckon am, SAID the Young Mssuuran
w ell, do yon know, thought YOU were" said the
sharper; ''now isn't that strange ~
VERY ~ said the Mssuuran, handing over the ten
dollar bill and receiving The brass pin and FIVE silver dol
lars.
They parted The sharper carried away counter
iet ten dollar bilfor such the one given him b,
Tue Massnnrlan-,he latter returned to his boat told how
he bl1 the bitter, and treated all hands out of the pIu
81 The trade.
The cussed scamp" said he. took me TO be a son
sut reckon he found me 10 be hard"
" o. Pieapme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

Curious fui6ilfni ofa f.opisaAn i glsl gen
ileman on Sunday evening If last summer. drove out
Greenwood Cemetery aud oaauiTng al the gate wss
refused admission not laying propfieios ticket 81
am srangef said he "and dan't Ike 10 q back with
uul seeing Tho Place And You may rs well admit me.
fir nv health Is eonr ard # fancy spot III come
ard lay nv b,nes here The quiet seriousness with
which tins quaint argument vas urged, pleased The gate
keeper and he drew The bolt and let the peadef H..
lie drove about III about twilight aud on passing oul
thanked the Keeper very EciinQy and said ho should
keen his promise rev days Bgo. penliem1n called
w description Of particular spot IN the cemetery.
Identified ard Yateia 1t. mentioning thai lhe remains
Of an English renlir an scre on Their ~ay from Paier
no lf burial there lie VS. a sal1eet 81 lie incident
Just related before his death Ir laa recorded his prom
se 10 The eaie keencr. and given orders m his removal
10 tie place be had chasen requesting la tbe iulh'-
neni of his promise might Be mentioned as lie shoed tSs
hfonsh The gale. Ills remains expected daily.
Ia J. Errniag Mirror.
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sc lCCttoig9.
THE sPRlNo-BAD COLDS.

~ .a..-, - =
we CANNOT complain surety oil any lack this season Of
'e '",le,es Wn' 60 70 ahe up spHng weather IN
these attitudes. month ago or morc, had such
' ana oahy weather, ihai dy housckeepfrs began to
mahe 'tea'e"ep az alnsl heit stoves aud
'he'f utesard people dispensed with free
ana COS, o"eo people ehNgul suhdiy cnghs. hluhs
% e''ses ",o s'ea' e'a's osd naf'9" escape from
being encsed IN cahpaor chests and other ododfuus
fecefacies Ape We MI mgan 10 pat ourselves al0
summer h5o" 81 NINA mere was iaik OF etoeases
we alIcos ave f1cnts got themselves INTO blossom
'e "e,s "'e e'a'eo 'a'if tfefhrty' AMI 'edan nge
LOW -. t"'s o. 'oe ofesi but We
have OF ale Tao 4 so's o Weather. reminding one of
''ahet I'm - Use ia'inR IL hot cud, chilly aud
'"iHs' al ~ "i'''"-i'"Pieal to-day ~shvcnne Ia,
'nofo"i s'h'"'h ah oIen window aHd expanded door,
hho "'a e''uoh'hs fouAH lhe me VITA lusiy call
W "'a,Neai
opr spring Soainet Is very Insecure, and prudent
peurle pu no irnsl ~ II, as reaehfnas Accessory 10
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0ssEl EiE.S ID . &
49, ---:-s--- -.

fEIIIE subscriber, still continues. at his old ssnd d
4 reeily opposite The Police Office. l.ynchharg' 10
execute al orders ia the line OF bis business entrusted
- his care.
Merchants Account Docks, Clerks Records < Sher
IFS Execution and fax-books kept constantly on hand
Of his own manainctnfe, made 10 order. oi me oes
materials, and IN the most durable style oil workman
ship
Old Books and Music, bound rebound, at short 10
tice. and in every style Of pattern.
Tie undersigned pledges hmselfio renewed e1er-
lians to give satisfaction his and salies
continuance OF patronage By permission, he refers to the
following gentlemen, TO vii:
Robert Tinsley. Esq, elk. sup. court, Amherst Co.
Sam'i NJ. Garland, Esq. " Go. do do DO
Jno d. Alexander, Esq" Sup. do Campbell CO.
WIN. A. Clement Esq" Go. do do do
Gen ID. Rodes. - Sup. do LYnchbnrg.
Maj J. Benagh, Z" Ilust. do do
Measfs Mcdaniel & McCo.kle do
- Turner 4 Burwr. do
" Lee & Ro5eus (late Roberts s Lce) do
lie also refers with full confidence. 10 Robert {.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Volt. Est,
Finca.tie. J. {. YOUNG.
April Ia lat Is
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LyncI.Durg Dycing Establishment.
REDuC1IoN ~ PRicES.

WITHOUT opposition. having added another btaac
W 10 my business, when IS III eu1Je me 10 fall In my
Prices Of Dyeng and Watering ol dresses aud many 9th
efaueles, therefore take This method 10 return thanks
10 my customers far the liberal patronage which they
have bestowed towards me. aud take great pleasure in
announcing 10 them and the public N general. hat
aye IN foil operation the real chemical process OF bIeach
ng and PREPARED To bleach s kinds Of cotton or linen
goods, such oaualeanes, toilet covers, sc. Like
wise honneis ard has bIrachea dyed and pressed on
reasonable terms as they can ba done elsewmfe-Al
so gealemaa's garments dyed and cleansod and pat in
eompelc order. ready ituse. without taking stitch a
part At very small sum- and the cofs wafanfrd not to
smut. j. II. SOLOMON.
n u. My establishment is on Main street. nearly op-
posite The Union Hotel
March 10 on
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Epolesoari Springs Male and
E'eEslale Institute,
EpANoFGE cOusTY, N

Fg1IlE exercises Of the Summer Session Of this School
l. will hrgin IN Mna6ay the 18th June, and continue
six months. The Alale department will be conducted
BY the Rev George Pcarey. a. u. and the Rev. Geo.
W. Ieltwieh. The Female department will be con
dnrted by Nrs Geo w LeftwIeh. assisted by her hns
band. The Boarding department will be under the
management of Rev james Leliwich and his lady.
Nv this Arrangement II is confidently believed that
he scbo, already large, viii he greatly increased.
The Institution is under The organization of the Valley
Union Education Society Of Virginia" and Is alike o,
pen the reception Of pupils Of both and of all de
nominations Il is capable Of preparing youths for Col
lepc,-or Teachers. and for the the active duties Of
life and it hoped viii train them up "in The nnr-
nfe md admoniiion Of the Lord" The discipline will
lie hind and paicrnal, bui steady and inilexble
7ermsper session Of 6 months
mary Adihm,t.c. $500
Geognrhy. English Gfammer Arithmetic.
Natural. Moral and Mental Philosophy Doia- -
ny, Chemistry. Rhetoric Or tnaoenPhy sl050
, "a, u' Geometry or Surveying ASSOC
Music a. Piano Farle,-1' aehef's Fee.
I,co,e,t OK, ..scs 10 Deelamalpn aud Cum
position will b, attended 10 b. the higher clas-
scs.
Board, including bedding and room rent per - -
muulh. @''"o
Pupils may enter at any limc AMI pay from holr en-
rance 10 the end Of he session. butt y very desrabo
they should enter the beginning Of the % SS'oh "heh
TIE classes are formed.
Payments fol- Board and Tuition one,half in ID
vance
Accommodations may be obtained by the Parents and
guardians al pnpIl=, who may wish 10 avail themselves
1l the Sulphur Springs during the Summer.
BY order qfhe Trustees.
AprI If Is
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3jcfttgat.


i.,gh, 81 lhe seal. thine hoar once pat,
The rroudcs, brew must bead al last,
ra;s agony tie hear, must wiring,
Despair must plant The snllcn sling,
The weary spilii hong 70 part.
And all be bun tic wreck 81 heart.
Brigh, tenant Of the trembling breast,
Give bat nav sinking spirit res.
The friendship flies, 81 love bsirsy-,
Still on III, light shall ix my case,
Ny star. though ciouded and alone.
rntil m, pilgrimage Is done.
Tic traveller Ia the Gerf sand
Where Afric spreads her burning strand,
When thanlers roarand whiriwinds rise
And heaven is darkeni.ig on bis e,es,
Struggles in vain, sink painting down,
And secs his fate in natures froun.
But let him fud samo chrysral .ircam,
His eyes with sudden hsire beam.
So, Hope, atthy enchanting voice,
delicious dreams the soul rejoice;
The agony Of heart is OR;
Il trembles, bat /, lives once more.
Angel ofiife' thy vigil keep.
Above my waking and nay sleep;
Still pom upon my fainting eye,
The beam, the heanty Of Thy sl,ie,,
And, when my final hour Is come,
Sweet spirit, be thy heaven my home
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Livingston County a'resalas.,

IA W. FUQUA having transferred to me the
We agency oil the IILEGSTO.N COUNTY
PREuIU.U PLOUGHS. | am now prepared 10 sell
at the factory prices, large and well assnred stuck.
Will alsa inform the planters aud farmers thai will
be constantly receiving direct from the manu- factory the
above Pmghs, Points and Fixtures, that there will
be difficulty o getting the Points, Slides &c 10 suit
the Ploughs any time. Il would be needless for me
TO mention here, the many advantages thai the Living
son Plough possesses over all other Puu2hs now in use
for its character is too we'll known by lhlse who have
used them. to need any farther recommendation Call
and look At them. +. J. eii.f
Commission Merchant
July % wl2n
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March 10
VIRGINIA.:

4 Rules held in the clerks Office of The circuit sn
"a court of law and claneery holden in and t
county of Campbell, the 80 day oi March, 1915 " ''e
ihona' oh'er' Plaintiff
GgIl.sl
Daniel +. Davis john Davis and Nancy Day, pn
liz CuANcERY.
The Defendant, Daniel T. Davis, having cntc,eal
appearance ind given security according the aci NJ a.
senihy and the RHcs Of this Count, and il appcatit ~
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitnnt NJ II
commonwealth: 1t is ordered, thai said defendant arr.
here the first day al the next May term of this Com,
answer the bill efhe Plaintiff and thata copy Of tits i
he iorthwi,hinSered in newspaper printed m II ,
of lyDrhbure, Tor two months successfully, and p., ~
the front door OF the courthouse of th- count, on |
day. \ Copy-Tesie, ''''
JNO. d. ALEXANDER elk
March 20 va -
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%E.gB'E%, SC. .gT .8UCTHO.s:
EBCRSUANI 10 decree of the circuit superior court
u oilaw and chancery of Amherst county, pronoun
ce] on thu 3lst day OF March. 1910 in the case Of
Marriott & Ilardesry. and others, Plaintiffs against
Emell < Peudleon and others. Defendants, the under
signed, appointed commissioner for the purpose. will
expose to sale Al public auction. in front Of The public
sly le, at Amherst court house, the third Monday in
May next l5eiug court day,) the following
= T. A VE1 s..
viz: Cynthia, Caiharne. Norbone, Amanda. James,
Aggy. Jesse. Sophia and her child Margaret, Win,
(Sopha's san) Lucy. Joseph. Jordan aad Lewis. Also
one grey Horse, black Horse. Piano, Cow
and Calf, one Bed and Furniture. . much Of said
property as Will be necessary to raise the amount reqnr,
cd by SAID decree. Terms cash
WIN. NJ. WALLER,
Sheriff Qf.lmberst County, and as such commissioner
by John Hhiethcad, las Dcpufy
Apr 81 WHOM.
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sale OF 7scsEnYggene stuck.

EeJ RSCANI Ia an order of the Board ii Directors
d of the lyurhhurg & Bnlf4loe Sprug Turnpike
Company Shall proceed IL sell to the highest bidder.
for cash. AT 'cdlar Mills, county OF Amherst >"
the 30lh day OF next month, (April,) The delinquent
Stuck underneath written.