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Polynesian., 1845-05-10

THRILLING ORAToRy.-They have some
brave orators out west-that fact there is no
disputing, if we admit that the reporters
translate them Alright, and Of course they
''dont do anything ~else," as the following
specimen of lofty and burning eloquence will
testify:
"Americans! This is a great country
wide-vast-and in the southwest, unlimited.
Our Republic is yet destined to rs-anner all
South America-to occupy the Russian pos
sessions, and again to recover possession Of
those British provinces, which, the prowess
of the old :hirteen colonies won from the
French or the plains ofAbraham! all right
fully ours to re-occmpy. Ours is a great and
growing country. Faneuil Hall was its
Cradle! but whar-whar will be found tim
Der enough for It's coffin: Scoop all the
water out Of the Atlantic Ocean, and its bed
would not afford a grave sufficient for its
corpse. And yet America has scarcely
grown out Of the g%ristle Of boyhood. Eu-
rope! what is Europes She is no whar;
nothing; a circumstance; a CIPHER; a mere
obsolete idea. We have faster steamboats,,
swifter locomotives, larger creeks, bigger
plantations, better mill privileges; broader
lalses, higher mountains, deeper cataracts,
louder thunder, forkeder lightning, drawer
men, handsomer resmen, and more money
than England dur have! [Thunders Of ap-
plause. Who is afraid"
Polynesian., 1845-05-10
NEW SERIES, Vol. NO. 81.

His face was full Of sturdy vigor, with some
finer and keener attribute beneath; though
harsh at first, it was tempered with the glow
OF a large, warm heart, which had force
enough to heat his powerful intellect through
and through. He advanced to the Intelli-
gencer, and looked at him with a glance Of
such stern sincerity, that perhaps few Sc
crets were beyond its scope.
81 seek for Truth" said he.
at is precisely the most rare pursuit that
has ever come under my cognizance," re-
piled the lntelligencer, as he made the new
to impose some cunning falshood upon them
your researches, You must achieve the
miracle for yourself. AT some fortunate mo-
ment, you may find Truth at your side-or,
perhaps, she may be mistily discerned, far
in advance-or possibly, behind YOU"
"Not behind me, said the seeker, "for /
have left nothing on my track without q
through investigation. She fits before me,
passing now through a naked solitude, and
now mingling with the throng Of a popular
assembly, and now writing with the pen Of
French philosopher, and now standing at the
alter of an old cathedral, in the guise of q
Catholic priest, performing the high mass.
Oh weary search! But l must not falter;
and surely my heart-deep quest Of Truth
shall avail at last"
He paused, and fixed his eyes upon the
lntelligencer, with a depth Of investigation
that seemed to hold commerce with the in
ner nature Of this being, wholly regardless
of his external development.
"And what are your" said he. "It will
not satisfy me to point to this fantastic show
of an Intelligence Office, and this mockery
of business. Tell me what is beneath it, and
what your real agency in life, and your in
huence upon mankind?"
"Yours is a mind" answered the Man Of
lntelli gence, ''before which the forms and
fantasies that conceal the inner idea from
the multitude, vanish at once, and leave the
naked reality beneath. Know, then, the
secret. My agency in worldly action-my
connection with the press, and tumult, and
intermingling, and development Of human
affairs-is merely delusive. The desire Of
mans heart does for him whatever l seem
to do. l am no minister Of action, but the
Recording Spirit"
What further secrets were then spoken,
remains a mystery inasmuch as the roar Of
the city, the hustle of human business, the
cutlery of the jostling masses, the rush and
tumult of mans life, in its noisy and brief
career, arose so high that it drowned the
words of these two takers. And whether
they stood talking in the Moon, or in Vanity
Fair, or in a city Of this actual world, 10
more than can say.
Polynesian., 1845-05-10

A Coon Book AND A Coon WoMAN.-are
excellent things for those who know how
justly to appreciate their value. There are.
men, however who judge both from tho
beauty Of their covering.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25
u .c a. y Il y ~ H. A.

A CLING under the pnyisions Of deed Of trust ex-
"A eculed by d.. How'd Davies. bearing date the
22nd day n May. 1873 and Of record IN the Cnun Of
Musings or The crpofaun oi Iynrhhurg, will sell.
by Nay of pubic auction on "Wednesday, The l0th Of
September leij lhe Drug Store III said Davies. IN
Lynchburg, his enllfe Suck Of Goods consisting of
Drugs Medicines If all kipds, Spices, Tens. soaps.
Perfumes, 0s. Pants, Vanish, Dye Slons, Liquors Of
al .uds and II the very best qualify. such Brandy,
Wine. &c. &c
Asa Gus, Pistols. Surgeons Instruments, Cigars.
Chewing robaeeo. Sn11 Brushes, &c, Sc, together
with uany oiic articles usually kept in an Apulhccary
esta5l ,hmcai The sale vii continued from day 10
day kSunday- cXcepied) until all HE property disguised
uf The aurnon Of Merchants, Ih} slcaus and others
is specially Invited the large stock Of Medicines and
ulhel Goods hand, and which must necessarily be
sold.
Persons wishing 10 purchase or examine heiore the
day o sale have tie opportunity oi doing the
Soch will In sud N feta until that time
TERMS OF SAI,E.-lash Tor all sums of or under
so, SIX months credit all sums S2Oihe pur.
chaser glyug negotiable nnrs satisfactorily endorsed
DAVID T.. SPENCE, Trust.
July % WHO'S
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Hays linnmrnt Tor the pGLES.

I'VE genuine LAYS LnamaHt = It'll Ne eagerly sehgh
alter usna br the ei This most disifessns com
plant feopif begin IN find au that they thru" h"'f he
mDneY any other article for Pysielaus are eein-
nng 10 apply this m their pact Zee finding ai u = ' on
Is rsa,ady The son TINT Ne say genuine
Hrgs Lima Hen because sfoundre N III" c1f &" New
hn1 tito asress counterfeit, what wns Tue fca-
sult Of OF nsestsaOn the pnri Of tic uihn and
thousands Of dollar ofezpeHse We Is The puhe can 's.
trneuish between INN who the ability anl knowledge
tod has given hun aud years Of study or Ib benefit o hs
frlo1 cffatufez und LIN sle would pnm upon firm an
ane sele.s dang Inns tie SAKE Of nm king teS
dollars. Gumsiuck & iu's upon c.ef' MfapPer
sold wholesale aHi retail hy tonsioek x 20, II tcu
lnndt ~ n Y aud by John II. Seay, isnchburs and ka
bier Il Specie, New London.
March 20 onl l2m
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IL ID ID Ia Ell y I'd y a. I.

TENlE subscriber, sill continues, at his old stand, di
u recily opposite the Police Office, Lynchburg, 10
all orders the line Of his business, entrusted
10 his care.
Merchants Account Docks, Clerks Records & Sher-
ina Execution and axbonks, kept constantly hand,
OF his own manufacture made 10 ORDER ol the best
materials, and in the durable style OF workmen-
ship.
Old Books and Music, bound rebound, at short no.
tice, and in every style of paer1.
The undersigned pledges himself to renewed rxer-
lions 10 give satisfaction 10 his customers and soclts a
continuance o patronage BY PERMISSION he refers to the
following gentlemen, 10 Ait:
Robert insey, Esq, Clk. sup. court, Amherst Co.
Sam' NJ. Garland, Esq" Ga. do do do
Jno d. Alexander Esq. Sup. do Campbell Co.
WIN. A. Clement, Esq" Co. do do do
Gen. ID. E9des. Sup. do Lynchbura,
Maj. j. Benagh, % iIust. do do
Messfs. Mcdaniel McCorke, do
+" Turner s Burwell. do
" Lee & Roberts Gate Roberts & Lee,) do
lie also refers. with full confidence. 10 Robert {.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Volt. Esq,
Fiucastle. }. c. YOUNG.
AsrIl Ia lat Is
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'asgllS'E ALE.

6eY virtue of the authority conferred upon me by
Deed ri Ifusi executed by Samuel Stouer on the
"a day o July tslJ al REGARD IN The county court OF
Il anote roanty, shall al the ale residence oi Samuel
Soucr IN tie county o Il anohe, atuu FIVE miles IRON
ihe Big Lick, on the Iunpka Road leading IRON thai
place iynchburg, HE 2Ih ui October next offer
or sale about IiHRTf E.lLI.IBLE .NEGR OES,
Imniy Hnses, one hmtJ,td and my head # Cattle
tco agsoas anmnbcr 81 p'oDghs, hocs, tooIs, and
Turning uteB,is q ,refy Description; variety OF articles
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EsolnnsfocL's yc?sIiifuge.

ihr original snrn drstn,rt, recommended iy ihtfe
l. tourtii- at the Faculty in tie eY Of New OK ittff
slely fesuau I'd ulhef iHepaaion ms Aih-
rlr pu up mne it siug oi sllss 10 ne ~ aanS
a. 81 destroyins the worms fprrsons w 70 get 90 ~
rle upon ss,ie they RELY, Iirs uirriass Com
sinefs .ut u they wi. experiment., hey can ny eicf
articles put up III imitation O this sometimes tn ef di=ad-
vantage Gonsfeek and Cos maine j. eari wfhppeT-
BE careful # cogutefieita
Sold sfocsnr nal reiailbs GOnsictk ( Cor G"tlana
4 N aud bt John H. seay, isnch5afg AMI h"eai 9
ian 30 oaf l2m
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FURNACE poa RENT.

iaN aad chanrcry tf Atnhffsi esiauIY rrInr'infed
81 the Aagp. term, Ie15 The 'ase II Payne . Mint
country. HE an fs.af. aHfoaffd keIvef ~ the faF
H'sa, ealiHzAt Il aas 1T D,.ta.af IS ii - tf=
Fafases Iesti hlgHea uai8fr II tsat. eain-
nsneIng ,he lei ahy 81 Jsnuaty SIC. he I'll Greek
Fafnsae. Land sHd apaati.hsuaes aa1 hAfHfes.
Terms Bonds and approved sernttiy y II be frqnifrd
# The tenant. cuudaneu. ffststnI ltr tsii oi distress
and ft.enuy 90 itt ffsf day II 1ipeaY ls81.
JOHN VIII EilEAD. Receiver.
Sept Is wt3lO
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NEw foRR, April % 1s..

.hessrs n u. & ID. Sands :-Gentlemen: Feslnx .
duty due To and the community at large send yn
certificate OF The allheang virtues OF your Sarsaparill
others who now suffering may have their conGlcnc a'
tablished and use Your medicine without delay W
was troubled with severe ulcer my ankle wbrh .
tended hall up TO the knee, dscharging very
matter, itching, burning, and depryig me often of ms
at night aud very painful 10 bear. ''''
was recommended touse your Sarsa parilla By Mr. l.
OGonne, Who had been cured By it, and alter u me'
bottles | was completely cured. I'VE
have delayed sending you this certificate for one -
since the oicfed in order ascertain " ill
ty whether was permanent cure, aud now gives me- M
grea, pleasure add that have neither sect mar FL we
slightest reappearagce OF it, and that am entirely wei, WV
Yours very truly, SARAH hiNIYRE
2 10 DELANEY. street. New YnrL
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bsou.cFso!d 81 Kitchen Furniture

la,se crops OF OARS, TOBACCO, & LoRx
The negroes viii be sold tor cash. The terms upon
which The other property viii be sold, will be made
known the day of sale. Ii the sale Is completed
ga the twenty seventh day ol October II viii be conn-
ued from day to day unlll completed.
The tie 10 the anoye property Is believed 10 be good,
but acting Trustee. shall convey such ttle yes
ted IN me by Deed oi Trust Aforesaid.
For information with regard 10 any Of the above pro
pefy persons deslfuns OF purchasing referred 10 Mr.
Joseph Chdress residing on Mr. Stnner's farm.
A. Z. EskRiDGE, Trustee
Sep II wt21O
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4 rom 2to times chrlpeg ai..i afoe.. or nothing
IL. La Ii dill Il -

rom 10 y Ilgsfs cha pef i1tH t"H's or
IftlIo u-er as II 81 drligh. - ss4tf =.
uffi IL thai every iamfy must consider mn pehahe
"A when they kUos its pus,f aud value, AMI winch nus
hcftol1fs been sold high raufh all elasses has no"
been reduced IN pfl-e hat rit md pour high
aud low abdin nic every human beng my ENJOY us com
fort; hn1 all shp RI il sril have the pirc returned 10 ihfn
the, dell shtrd with It's We asscft without
The po.liy OF couuad,tion bH all HuRAs aud Scttbs,
every TX fERs4L SoRE old fresh; and all external pans
aad ucles where, shall he ednccdio comfort by II
~ five Manufacturing Lie limb No barn enh be
oa il hs applied, nnlrs4 The tals DESTROYED by The
accident. isuuY magical, to appearance. its elecis-
R1qnfe FOR "Gunnrs NJ gisu PUN Extractor ~nNe, nl
Consuek aud Co IL Cortland street, New York Price
% cents four mes much or % cnsi and near ten
times much for dollar. .
lon will please observe it Ia overcien remedy fol MI
complaints on, intended for external Application and
VIII elife ic following: Burns Scald Frosted Parts chit
bniu Gha, Calls, Chaps, rclier Pimpr, Boieh Fclon
Ulcer Spfan1 FRY sipeaH Sals, Cuts Bruises, STRAIN Ring
woflu, Sore Eyes and Lids, aud White swrngs.
Though have nuned numerous a1tc Haus, experience
has taught that they II viii lac neeesFh
~ hnoN that the article eacd CoShEL IS the ONLY Ole
recommend but caution against some 1hlla-
tatw have believe al nsr bat injury
Gus. Remember II s CONNEL'S Magical Pain Extractor.
did, wholesale aud retail by Com-tock Il CO.. 81 tort-
lhnd IT. N Y, aud by John H. Seay Lynchburs, and by
kahlor Specie, Ne" London.
Feb. q oaf l2n
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" CD a d q e.

u " " NJ
4 HAVE. determined to rent ont my -.AgERrT
at Campbell courthouse, for one iare years, with
as much Land To cultivate may bp wanting have
also three Plantations will rent of or nure
years.
have several TRACTS OF LAND, in the neigh
borhuod Of Campbell conrt huuse which am Determined
SELL even al low price. There tart Of abon
$50 Acres, with new buildings. very Illie cleared
aud no1d part of il gond 'Inbarru Land Another
Tract from 500 TO 500 ACRES. Another of
about 400 AGREES and one o about l0p AeaEs. All
of the Land above mentioned lies very we'll with oI,.
rable buildings plantations IN sood repair and well wa
tered.
| can furnish as much Hay a. the Tavern may want
for The next year. delivered The static. Wood in
bundancr, and very convenient. Deem it unnecessary
10 say any thing more ihose wishing 10 or pur
chase will look before they do 50.
GERMAN JORDAN.
Campbell G. II JAY q Wis
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. N'OE'EGE.
'DNlIE SUBSCRIBER again offers for sale the
q TARTT

on which he resides in the i'm Mediate vicinity of the
town ot Lynchburg For description of it, reference
can be had 10 the advertisements heretofore made.
One fifth of the purchase money will be REQUIRED in
eight months. and other fifth IN Two wears after the
sale on The remaining portions Of the purchase mo-
ney long credit will be given or in lieu hareof the
subscriber would he willing To take exchange niher
improved real estae. MN DANIEL Ir
Sept Ii III
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OIL, OF E'ANRES.
Tor EKNrnPXq or A9HfHPr an eEeav sEiNpf.

TVNiiS nr1e', much in IN the Northern Saies,s
one OF the cheapest preparations fmef chn use Tor
his harness. 1t Will restore old harness that has oeh lhia
aside half lis Original sirenet AMI beauty
making il perfect, bright, soft aud pahe. BY applying
to harness feather, it will increase the wen lily per
cent, keeps the from entering the pores OF the
l,aher course Keeps ii almost perfectly dry. There
no article ca lu 10 it, for applying wagon tops, care
i,Agr Tops of kneaud what - most II the interest u
the public it comes remarkably rhenp.
Sold wholesale aud reail BY Costock S, Coz 81 Cort-
nnd ST. n. Y, aud by John II. Scay, l hchbufs, and ha-
bier X Specie, New London.
March 70 ont I'm
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sANoysa RsAPAnxEr,a

fog TIE hEADFAL AND PERMANENT CURE or AT ma.
ARISING faoh ~ IMPURE STATE or BLOOD or p,S As2
slsrEs.
mild aperient, aaiiseptc and tonic contain.
three mos useful properties of medicine. purrea
riesanl restores. Scroula, Cancer, Lelroy all Ilc,
scIoinlous smes all diseases Of the skim and all
disorders gaue, but spfingng from Diseased nal
ton, give before It's hygeian influence ieula'
Diseases having their origin in impure state of III,
and nuils generally viii bespeedy aud enectuaIy
cd by th. invaluable medicine, lis operation j.
consists in ing The to disease bx I.,nia
int The circulation and passing through the general
The following letter wall furnish additional les .em
the intrinsic virtues OF the Sarsapana: They ,u,l
themselves f>"A Tor
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33oetteal.
"a sArpy MAN,

gy "sraAxs"
Ileiahe irar M IA give the world
Jurs 70 BE- miserable /.
srr once more with poet. and all
Tha, sort OF thug TO dabb.e;
To deal with moonlight Visions, rsrs
In n,idnig HI rc,eiie,--
Bo, ~henone ]. a"'iaprs MN"
= Tie goes TO bed, ,ou
I've watched cid Jiss .naior rouad
quarter ofhi. eon,.e,
Till the last mourning iatyeld
Had dropped asleep. qste har.ei
So sweet 10 muse, ca nisanteoge,
With now and a,n T. ".hnt,"
And stand tai he .isi,,
Aswe as y ateknacn, Mink 8.
lirg no we'll; rs wake old.
Ills pleasing paip.n viii vanish,
Ills finer feeling ied,is o1,
AMI poetry NAH sp.ni.t;
lie donf sta, out til morning, rrd
Then fearless rsi.c III, laiehci--
He's Nsnl,d heue, a,d so IL 80,
Or else he know I'll oeteln
Yet tiili, he IL lsehy deg.
His hopes all Faiihcd,
Apsiroi etcrabs atlis knee,
Az ang,l at his sid,;
Its very strange how hope. fulfilled
aili lead to new eNaefiun,
~ And how rns atisiA,taiy
isTe.ttoi set'sfaeton
Poof human mature lone achieves
What other blindiy sgA lef,
Then blinds his eyes While gazing ON
What crowds would give an eye Tor.
imoau sofi oi disrcspeet
10 either proud ~ humble
But Five meier mei "happ, man'
As WASN'T all 90 Ernmllc.
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July %
E'DstkbOilcsAlcIld.

TElIE above sale pl'tp5ned. 10y consent Of partie
until the Isl dey Of Oeubfr next.
d. T.. SPENCE, Trust.
SIP vito
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PRINCE, EDWARD
w e die FMS s5ga,s

fENilE next course of this institution will commence
n on the first OF the ensuing November, and continue
until the lst Of September, 1916.
All the branches, theoretical and practical are iaraht
during the term, and according TO The discoveries and
improvements of the present enlightened stale of medical
science Lectures, demonstrations and daily examna-
TONS are the modes nl lmpartng instruction adopted
Particular attention will be given practical anato
my. And private nfrnarv, cled with the insti
tuition. and 10 which students all tunes admitted
VIII afford Them frequent opportunities of witnessing i'm
poliani surgical operations and eases in medicine
full course OF lectures IN this institution IS received
as equivalent 10 one in the Washington University of
Batmore and entities the student To all the privileges
II second course student in that schou which is one of
The best IN the Unon thus saving him hole year in
time, and al least 400 dollars IN money
The fee Tor fall course will be &lU0 paya in ad.
vance lhosn students who pursue course of dissec.
tons viii be charged an additional fee el $50
Excellent board can be Obtained in the immediate vi
entity and on moderate terms. Students " fishing 10
Join the Institute would do well to signify snch lnlen
ton by letter early, and to state whether they wish
books 10 be furnished arrangement effected with
northern publishing house enables the subscribers to sun
ply them at cheaper rate than they could be pr cured
JOHN p. METTAUER. A. NJ. NJ D.
FRANCIS J. NErrAUER. A. NJ, MD.
Prince Edward c. IL. Va, July 10. Win
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EoFr SHE.

Il TIE HOUSE aud 10 T. my in lie
1I!:E occupation ot james T. llonef aud tor
r6xIiiL many yeats The fcsfl,Ace Of HE late
ksrses2Esz3 Capt. James Warwick. This property
IS IA nlc uca.lan. bat very convenient IL business.
The yard, garden aud ont lots cover largo extent Of
-1nud. Il vii hr sid. hug credit II desired by
the purchaser For tefms nppl, 10
WALTER HENDERSON.
August II Is
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rules holden in the clerks Office of the county eout
OF Patrick at the courthouse thereof on the first Mon
dey IN September, 1915
William L. joyce, adm nsrator of Jacob LYON and a.
So niis own night, and Jane Joyce his wife, plaintiffs,
against
Henry Smith, lsham Smith Ilarbcrd Smith Bartholomew
smith, John Smith, Muniord Smith, Susannah Fans,
" iliiam FAR, Nancy Parr, Smith Parr Sinda NJ Par,
John Edward Parr, Nancy Gillian and Su,annah Gillian,
Defendants
In CHANCERY.
ne defendants Henry Smith, Isham Smith, Haberd
Smith, Bartholomew Smith, John Smith Susannah Fars,
william nr Nancy Par Smith Parr Sinda NJ Pan, John
Edward Parr, Nancy Gillian aud Susannah Gillian, not
having appearance and gy security, accord
ing TO The act of Assembly, and he rules of Tins court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhab
ants OF tins commonwealth On motion OF the plaintiffs
IS ordered that the said last mentioned defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in November next and answer
the pian''l' amended bill aud that copy of this order
forthwith published in fhe Iynchburg Virginan Tor two
months necessvev and posted the front joo OF the co
house oil this county, cour, day.
topy-'rostc,
CT SAMi.. 6. STAPLES, c.
september ii WIN
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EpssDzsOS.EES
IL l. III 4. U L

VII. undersigned invlie persons 10 mike proposals
Ia build Jali al AprumatuN court house, AS fol
lnws W \ hansr 40 by 20 ieel, twu slarics hinh,
twenls icr lTn The t,undliiuu ou tooms 2 below aud
ahoee aud passage III ter. aud u hammered dressed
rock, snld m1s1atr; the FORKS secured nllh non daw,
cling Plus, the walls 10 be iwu lcrl th,tk 4 house oi
similar sizs aud div Sims. o bfck The walls Ia be Is
inches lhek, win tNo windows 10 ench roun Two lei
squlre. with iron gales with oue ourr donr arcd with
steet lnln hall urh thck aud me requisite bumber Of
d9ofs iH The other runs aud pas asfs d strong paUk
similarly laced. Inc il@rs of heWn OAK hogs, 0 u
- inches wide. and inches luck.
Aso huuse Of heNn pgs. oi sound hrarl oak. &C.
entd by daNelmg pms tn la, lie 10 lnr6ts square,
tae house 80 let long by Is leel vide in the clear WITH
rooms un the pwrr nlot and ro5ns and passage On
hf sreuud lmg the n1nt aud ceiling Of one rom, IN Sc
ehed story 10 be Of hcWn logs. @ inches wide and &
inches lhlek; the interior Of THIS uon too faced or cell
I'd with sheet mn; The balance OF the interior Of the
house 10 be crlled with inch oak OF pine plank aud the
whole exterior surface OF Ibis house Ia he covered biz
strong sheet Iron with nuud aud ureat lap and pul
an hy ~ penny cut nails The doors and windows ii
his honSc In be- ~ all respects hike ho,e aln, drscrl.
ned should tue undersigned conclude n build Of ups
be faps, III either e,e ~ be- roma aud well construct
ed, an1 covered with ina cnpey at each end oltde
tonet " It'll fire place ahpve and below IN each
1T "bJte' 81 the undersigned eclt proposals. as
Ia lhh eosi al ie anose Described buildings; aud the lime
at "b'h they could be flashed. Persons Disposed IL
undertake will br prepared submit their bids or pro
Pasas al ApponatoA Octsher couff, 1915
j. W. FLOOD.
j. McnEARM0S.
DAVID ROBERTSON. Com.
JOHN JOHNS.
WILLIAM TRENT.
Sept 8 100
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Tie defendant James Livingston, not having entered ~
,ea oore and given security according t6the az o ~,
snby aud the rules u this court aad Appearing ny sts
factory evidence that lac Is moi an Iuh tbau OF l "o
wealth, On the motion Of the plaintiff, by conei Is or
c4ed that The said defendant appear at nles 10 &c "
- III lid ,le,L Office on the fist Monday in December
nc. aud an answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of
t order be 5rthwiihiscrad in newspaper pnoiishe
IN the town Of Iynchbufy months suecesss ", ahd
postel at the front door of the bouse OF this county,
court day copy Iestr 49,, -.
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