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rINHIs Institution is from all others at home
abroad, by all, OF most, Of the following PECULIAR
ties;
l-Where the premiums are over $50 requires only
one quarter part IN Cash, instead Of ths iehOie.
2l allows the Assured to pay yearly, quarterly month
" neekfg.
3-No part Of the profits are uthheldor diverted from
the Assured either in charity or oherieise.
Alt no LOAs either nominal real 10 pay interest
for having sufficient capital funded IRON premiums re-
ceived.
5-The Assured can withdraw his profits or leave them
10 accumulate, year by year, at his option
CIT Assures the age OF o. instead OF stopping al o.
1T declares the profits yearly, instead Of once in i've
bearing per n,erest-,eel scrip redeemed in cash,
rhen s profits $500 900, aOioed 10 aounu'
late, at The option Of the Assured
S-It enables a provide for his wife and children
in such way. that although he may lose every thing
they safe and all persons, whether married or unmar-
red 10 provide for Old dgs, SensS and Want as well as
Tor Death
9The Assured surrender his policy, when for life
a; any time AFTER the first year. and reeers its equitable raine
IO-At any time after the first year, the Assured can
borrow on the scrip ssued tir0hirds Of is aHouniso
he has nothing fear from change Of circumstances
Inability 70 pay The PrtEium.
I-Directors and officers chosen yearly and the As
sured votes according 10 his iHfereH
l2-The funds all INFESTED in United STILES, New
York New Jersey and Massachusetts, Stocks and Real Is
tate in New York and New Jersey, rhOiy EneHeumbersd
and Of double the raiUe loaned.
i3ZIt pays no Directors no Auditors Solicitors.
I4Il reckon the Assured year older than he
isbut from sir mouths less TO siz mouths more SO as 10
| equalile the estimate between all parties.
l5The rates lower the expenses less aud the pro-
fits larger, than with the Foreign Offices; investments here
Welding from To per cent-aboad only per cent-to
say nothing Of 80 Is per resered Of interest al
lowed those who furnish guarantee capital, Al the
Of per every hundred Poonds subscribed for
ersry tan pounds paid in
lonsead OF Encouraging every Precauiion Is taken tc
| yrerenf forfeiture Of the policy.
1.-THE liability Of the Assured limited by Lac, TO the
amount Of his premium note
The above Company since going into operation has beer
highly successful and parties wishing TO effect insurance
are invited to the advantages offers, before
taking policies elsewhere All information be OBJ
| tanned Of the undersigned.
FIJI. FESSENDEN, Agent, for
Bratteboro and vicinity
Braiteboro, March, 1876. 29omly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

IThe Astor House in New York set on fire Tuesday
evening last damaged the of $1,000 Fully
covered by insurance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
NOTICE.

TINE copartnershp heretofore existing under the
IL firm Of PIERCE & ALBEE, is this day by
mutual consent dissolved. JOHN l.. PIERCE,
LUTHER J. ALBEE.
Londonderry, March so, ie4e. IS
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FARM FOR SALE.

- THE subscriber having disposed Of all
h,A IL the Real Estate of the late Samuel
liiiiUR Elliot deceased, except the DWELL
AlAtk& ING HOUSE and FARM occupied by
him al the time OF his decease, will sell this last men
toned property at a GREAT BARGAIN TO the purchaser
applied for immediately this sale will enable him
10 close up the settlement Of the estate. The Farm is
situated between the East and West villages Of Brat
teboro, and consists of4O Of Land, with new and
convenient buildings.
L. G. MEAD, Executor
Brattleboro, March 81, 1886. 80
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LIST LETTERS


Remaining in the p. o. at Bratitboro, ~ april st, is46
A Henry, Lewis
Andrews Lewis W
Barrett, Umphrey
Brooks, Charles knight, Polly
Briggs Fanny Knight Johh
Bancroft, Charles p g
Barrett, David Lewis, Iimoihy
Barrett, Lucinda
Beebe 1T Miller, Emery
BIodaett, Jane NJ = Moore Joseph G
Beal, benjamin. Marshall, Moses
Bemis, SabraY Merrill
Barrett, Henry Miller, Mary
Bailey Augusta Morgan, Marshall NJ
Barrett, OTIS Miller, george ~
Bradley, D Martin, Jacob
C
Crandar Ebenf Norcross, Beniah
Carpenter, David Nichols, Samuel u
Cole, Hollis Pollard, John
Chamberlain, Cyrus Parsons, A
Greasy, Susannah Peabody, Daniel
Copeing, Harvey Periham, Elizabeth
Croker, A
d Robinson, Richard
Dickinson. Azafah
Dana, w Sergeant, Roswell
Dunkley, Solomon Sterling, Adam
Dean, Ezra Skies, Betsey
Darling Edmund Stanch, Rufus
Dana, w Sergeant, Marcia
Skinner, Novel
Eddy, George sampson, Hannah Fs
Sherwin, Luke
Fuller, Rev Joseph Sawyer, Emery
Frend' Naiierj Of Albany sstsbbin;, Elijah
Gould, Henry Stebbins, Susannah NJ
Gleason, Sirss Sergeant Esther
Gregory, George w
II Welman, ID
Hody, Joseph Whitney, George A
Halliday, Calvin Wilson, Eliza
Hastings, Oliver Whitney, Ann 4
Holland, Maria l.
Harris, Susan Cornelius Broom, State Of Pe'
Hix, Joseph mont EaeTica.
Harris, Windsor Samuel StOekioeL, Windhal
Henry, Nancy County, Yermoni.
80 FRED. N. PALMER, p M
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

The Boston Bee says 1t is popular delusion, TO be
eye that an ignorant and vulgar man, by being smuggle
into one of the learned professions, becomes scholar and
gentleman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

The Kennebec Journal says upwards of forty vessels
of them large ships, are now building on the DeAs
Gotta river.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

The New York Evening Post admta that the " insane
intolerance of the Locofocoes Of New Hampshire IN s
revocation of John p Hale denomination to Congress, has
reyoutionized that State, thus drawing alter 1t own
punishment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

1.-TWO females taken up in the streets of Springfield
last week. in of beasty inoIcaton and committed the
House Of Correction.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Theodore Frenghuysen late Wing candidate ror the Vice
Presidency has been elected president the American BIBLE
SOCIETY,".
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company!

II WALL ST-NEW YORK.
Robert L. Patterson, Prest, benjamin {. Miller, See'y
The Rates forhe Tnsanesef One Hundred Dollars sin
gis life, for ono yoar seUen years, and for Life.
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business, with Messrs
GILMAN g. CROPSEY,
OfTroy, n. Y. Are now prepared to receive or
defs for any Of the above articles, which viii be iur
nished at short notice, and al prices much lower than
can possibly be furnished at any other place.
They would most respectfully inform the type found
era and printers in the United States and Canada that
BY newly invented machine, which has been patent
ed, and of which they the sole propTetors, they
enabled 10 Wood Type OF any style and pattern
and OF any size required aud which they can afford al
prices 90 so per cent less than they have heretofore
been sold. They have now on hand general assort-
ment OF Roman, Antique, Gothic, Tuscan, Italian &c,
plain, shaded ornamented and condensed, OF various
sizes, from to % lines plea, of quality and finish
which will bear a comparison with any manufactured
elsewhere Also, Grecian Border, OF various sizes.
The PRESSES are Of their own manufacture, and
have thus far exceled any other Presses known. The
CARD PREssEs feed themselves with Cards and Ink,
be regulated TO any size and thicknss, OF quantity
Of Ink, and will print pack Of Cards in 40 seconds, IN
style of workmanship unequalled by any other Gard
Press 10 the world they occupy but little space, and
are moi liable TO get Of order, and can be worked
BY lad 10 years old Printers in want Of this article
earnestly solicited to call and give them an examin-
alton, they furnished at lower rate than any
other Press. Where examination ia made we feel
sure of sale
BILL OF SHEET PRESSES will be made 10 order,
II by 49, or smaller, which is worked in the same man
ner the Gard Presses. II supplies itself with Ink,
and delivers itself Of the sheets sspeed is from 1000
to 500 per hour
| NJ PRINTERS FURNISHING ARTICLES
can be supplied 10 order al reduced prices.
Orders reeeired for the above at our Office ana
IA Congress 81, Boston.
U%JH & f. +. FARWELL continue the
PRINTING BUSINESS, on their own account, al
their Old Stand, as above. 6wSl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

NJ True modesty bushes for every thing that IS cI'
mnnl False modesty is ashamed oil everything un'aS"
ionable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Ike Cheney Famly-are giving Concerts in Rutland
County
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

lr-sA letter from the far West says, "our village
contains population Of 500 persons; has stores,
bacssmiths cabinet makers, chair makers, tail
ors, IL lawyers, and doctors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
Removal

Spring Goods, 1851!
CUNE & GOODHUE
A RE now opening their new Goods, where will be
N found the latest fashions and styles imported
On our Basement Floor
will be found very large and complete assortment OF
CROCKERY IND Glass WARE,
comprising the Flowing Blue, lin dining sets and all
the other desirable styles of Gold Edged, White Chi
ma and raised Figured ware.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR
will be found the largest and most desirable stock OF
DRY GOODS in this place.
We have for sale
200 Shawls, from the cheap Cotton 10 the rich
Cashmere Of Sl4,0O,
100 pieces DE LANES OF all shades and names,
900 " Calico, extreme low prices,
Real Scotch Gingllams for only oSK SHILLING per
yard,
Splendid Bingham Lawns,
do. Summer Gnghams,
Spring style Florence Bonnets,
do. do. Ribns, Flowers, &c.
ON THE THIRD FLOOR
will be found large room filled with the following
goods:
90 " Cotton do new styles,
40 " Oil Floor Cloths, 81 to ga,
Rugs, Floor Cloths, Mats, Sc,
10 pieces plain and colofd straw Mating,
500 rolls Paper Hangings, Sc. 10 rs,
10 cases Bpk. ard Drab Hats, new style,
Leghorn do,
10 " calf and thick Boots,
200 pair ladies Morocco shoes,
15TTunks and Vases,
100 Looking Glasses,
Brass Andirons, Shovels and longs, and most any
article in the furnishing way.
ON THE FOURTH FLOOR
will be found
1000 lbs. prime Live Geese Feathers,
Cotton Yarn. Batting, Wicking, &c.
Invitation is extended TO oil IN examine Goods ant
prices.
Brnttleboro, April It'll, 1896 5:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

All the American Plenipotensries to foreign courts are
shareholders Strange representatives of the home of the
free"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
COmmissiOners' Notice.

TINHE undersigned having been appointed commits
Il sioners by the Hon. the probate court for the dis
trict of Marlboro TO receive, anime and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate Of
AMOS H.qRT,
late of Guord in said district deceased and all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months
from the 9th day of March, 1916, having been allow
ed by said court for that purpose, we do therefore,
give notice that we will attend to the duties assigned
US, at the Inn of Nathan Conant in said GuiIiofd,
the last Wednesday of May and August next, from
O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock P. M, on each OF said
days. WARD BULLOCK,
JOHN LYNDE, Cnmm'rs.
BENZ w. STEVENS, }
Guil(old April 1916. SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09
STATE OF VERMONT.
RONNET S.

NEW style Bonnets, just received and for sale at
IN the lowest market prices by
Bralileboro, April 6, 1876 So
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VERMONT PHOENIX.
v. d. PALM RS

Country Newspaper Advertising Agency.
Boston-No. 90 State Street
New York-Ttibune Buildings opposite City Hall.
Pbiladelpha-N ". Corner Thhd and Chestnut Streets.
Baltimote-S Z. Corner Baltimore and Calvert Streets.
~ " B. r. is duly authorized Agent for the TerMOHt
PhGnir.
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Paints, OIL, sc.

TUITION & CLARK have on hand large stock
~ Of PAINTS, OIL, &C., and every thing used
in the Painters line which will be sold al very low
prices.
March 80, 1916. 2mS2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-09

Shocks of an earthquake were felt at Maysvlle KY on
the 30 inst.
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An Iowa paper gives as our national utma'um-" Phyi
iy.PhOur PhOrty, or Phyght"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
WHEAT LAND-NECES>lrY OF pIIo>pup
Klt ACID

Suu. linn i'm, -. ,.=d.l,.t 4 . 49,.
the \ tlcnhursi tlnh ri rtau,,. ,,,,, -, ,,, A., ,
slated lhai lhr l.r,n al Mr. Il,,.i,. h,, -, ,, : ,
N,si Mum aims IA, h.in1 9, l. ,,,l.-t , -. .i,
If " n.ai and rL.v.r II t,., an. a .,,,.,,, :, - -
WINS HE ernrfa irftiIlt, a. ,, Il ~, ~ H., J.. -
clhp al EN-. has = nn. h ln.rp $50, ia =. -,
was a.o ifal,>mtetI to II, 1 -, , ma. =. ,,..., 4,
iurt, AID ne i,rp.,ih u. n.,>h !, . In, ,,,,. %
Ih-, are n,,-i..,u ss ,.,,,,n, II "a, .,.,i, ~ 49, +,
ti. rrq u. uae ~ Y ,lni, .n,a., IL, -, M,
: south N,si NJ uulstns; ~, an. y. "A ,,,,,,.n =, -
n.id,t al ihrn sud ~ atr l.Llu5t NJ. ,,,,,, , II "a
pfoaniny uadrr ten al Twelve, ,atr,, 81 r, T.. ~
ihai unr year With annllef, NaI ,uflN VI IA ~, M.
els ~ wheai,
We hup- thai DR. re has d,x,,,y,,,l ,i - 49, .
pn'vld.d lie rpm.I, f,r lhIs ~ n a, ,,,,,. a., , - -,
ini--d ,Iu. tnai " l.a coi,.,,n., -, -, o M, -,
,nan barn yari ibsnnr. t.sr., : In m, a., a -,
a, ,his d,irtiit, nrruff. l. ron !, ma, IN, -.
~ I here are lh,l.anLs q, nr,., an y r,,,i, IN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
October |
New Iron Foundry, Machine
shop. &c.
I'm

'INiiE SUBSCRIBER, late oi the firm of DIns'S
Il MrNanee. lnl1rms the public that he hr fS.''
'lshrd himself In Warwick's buildings on The oa"4'
where he Is prepared 10 manufacture all articles III w
line OF business. such as
TOBACCO PRESSES,
rom ploerns OF taste and great strength flan,,i
tlalner Frames, Bands, Levers Sc. Large Cast NJ u
Machinery, ThrAshng Machnes, Wafer Plp,' '%
CAST Iron Columns, Brass Boxes polished wa"
Boxes, &r., &.
iavnI his Flushing shop in complete ord1f-s,
havIn. superior workm'a in each department, ne ~
iers hlnsel thai he give Satisfaction IN -;
EXECUTION, PROMP rIrUDE AND PRi'n
lie invites call from the public and paIt',u a.,
rom the customers of The late firm vi DIusud y W
Nance
W ! am prepared 10 manufacture CASl ~"
~ FLINDERS Tor Wheat Thrashlng Machines NJ.
improved plan, which Tor cheapness, strength a''
'ofhance sIrpaSs any now III use. ,rr
' Q VS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
Trustees sale Of LAID.

FlY .irlhr ri dr#d ff1st, executed 10 me Nv pt-i
Id ri iiilnsn. aud litaty II. ilrant, bratnl date
lhr IL dry ,rptrn5ef ISL an5 ii trcgfd IN me
county einn ri Bedford, vii, On lie IN day 81 M
y,n,her, 1876 Inc pr mlses. eApse To sale by way
81 TT IA anfinn i"f ready money, rer,ln par "i
LAND, with IL appnrenances. cpntanihe 5lo '1cFes'
nnfe ~ ,s, lying and h.ng IN thr county oi Bed"fd.
on the Il Burnt Bridge branch saj another run,
r"th brsnctrs ri Ivy c,e.k.
Arilnt ~ TRUSTEE, | will only convey to the rurcha-
ser sucn tle vested the sald dsr &" fusi
IHloN ELL DABNEi, Tuaee.
Or IN
z s.-Fu all the purchase money exceeding The a
naut u the dfpl and lni-uded Ia hs secured
hy The sad deed al iras aGd Iae ross attending The
sx.ruIiun II tie tu,t, aud sale. credit nj D and
- months viii br given iur .qpal Patu"ns. The same
hihg secuted by nlrs n"e"ap aud pa able NJ nne ii
rhe u ,nks IN lynchburg. satisfactorily endprSed. aud e
tn. Inc land Dens Retained md hlll paVmrnl Is
made {. DABNEY. fm,lee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
CaIy.Uuils ! Curru1Iss !
Oc,uber |

I'VE snoscfoer Is sui making, and IN hand
ILLS lime. good supply oi CARRfALLS. viii
aud ~ilh"ai spuhgs, which be had ny calling his
ship in A.nner, ar Thurman * Schpi llis Lynch
bury. Ihtse CauyilIs are mIde oil HE best materials
aud warrdnted IN be equal any made in tLe country
lhUse "isning l" pntcniss respectfully invited Ia
liyr hun call, h. disguised IL sell ally how
fd cas-. SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD.
Drl. = Was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
CLOTHS. Cas>imercs and sting,

| HAVE opened splendid Slork Of the above Goocs
witch are cheaper than ttry we're ever known.
would call the especial attention oi gentlemen in want
OF Fine Coat Ia plfce of Bollys black French Cloth
hat cannot be surpassed.
DON +. c. PETERS.
October 10 =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
Mo-1 RICH GOODS.

NJ T. ale terei7lug th'> uurnIng and open no New
style Cashmencs. Piln An Robes Bnnn.,s
hh"ns AMI Flowers. Thread Lares. E.yptsn MUS.
Mtchin Laces, &c. French Clolhs. Cassimpres
.esngS. Dos nus. Collars. Suspendets Gloves, pbrk,t
iiuN Us S'.. |" all ii Which we mve the attention of
both ladies' and gentlemen.
LEWIS & FNCLEDOVE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
1'l2SI1j, SALE.

Az ILL he sid 10 the highest bidder, the 81
" day ii November nrxi al the late rpsdt.nrr OF
E"ia W hlten, d. I'd. IN ltr c,uny IT Bedori fur
MI The rex TAR day thereafter a credit ot I've
mouths. thr purchaser gvln. bond aitn approved s.cu.
ny, the following property, Ia VII:
NINE .hEGROES.
(sene nl them vef, hkely) pat o he stock Of lOR
SIS. HOGS and COWS; all the slnk vi SHEEP
rr al Oals AMI other things tedious Ia mpnltn
Also. TRACT III LAND called ne Mounlain Tract
eon alnlnl.
twO Hundred and six Acres.
IN less. and lht crop ol Conn., Fnddrr Smrks &c.
thr SAINT Inr land " III II, offered lor sale un u
rn da at nar and two years, eqnh lnSiaments--appro
y'd personal security Ill he required OF The purchaser
and nile The will be tarhrr
clty, until hr Whole al the purchase mnnry pad
Po>s, s,hn will b. gwen ut The The
crop upon /; he delivered lh> land adjllns the and>
If Balda MID tnlrl Joshua Rnrker "a nur Mcdaniel
md others all IL the county III Bedord aud 81 ne two
three miles om The late resJ, oi the nam
I'd deeedeui.
Join CpOnNsON
O,oh"r uiN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
~ Gregory 4 Royal
Az T. M" IA >tpIr larlr aud Ned s,le,t,d st,cL
aARDWi RE cJT.E1Y, GINS So

l'fge prti'n nj lnelf u'k has been r.c.niIy ga
'' WIN 4tet ear. IN hr tnrm Narkp,s aud Is
'irrtd t. Their rsnd> aud the pt,ll. ,,ea.tl, y, ,
mrs rs eaonn' IA Ia uvp sit,l,.tl,n
'nty d"Sl'r cali from all atn NAV wish II, nm,
'">e s"dS ~ ih'ir lhe, aSsurnG thea, l,sl Tho ,,
ne god and pr9h'S very Fs4svraps
AgL.s. 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
Octuber IL
Boots, Shoes. Sole Leather. Ac,

HAY +. IN hand large stock OF Boots at III prices
nlirnd'd stock Of Ladies KID Slippers Ties, Wells
and BnskIns. Of all quanles Also. good lr If : Ii.
Leather which will Ot sold cheap
DON j. c. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
10 SH!C or Rent,
THE SENc CKiLK FLOUR ,llI
Oct 8

A\illCIi x lhr Ilnlls of the new county If ANN
na'i"N, h fdrtln9 ulnn ll- hue 1T lin, hi uhan.
aud within al, al les. al the l,ne> River Cana and
III nt's hy It's u'e luinr cily ri Rcit mould.
ihlS MIl has hNOnu> vety snpsrIur -rnirtiV con-
ree-=s ~ hr''f tuhu4 stream AID the 6aud oi lhr
Nall has hllh s'andng III Rrhnond and Other INA
kits.
he country ali"eri 10 Tho Mil irsl rate wheat
emnl z par "a Nf4IoIa.
lh'>" wno Wsy h. desr"uS Of emba kug m IhD
nanniar'nr" al Fnur vii ul Ihs Mil a,Isanlan, M,
II all trSrtcS. Aud ihu,e In lnAN have disposition
ta"n3at CEN "uditu cation ah.f KIDD oi IN, ul.
aify. would find TINS pn,wry v,ry suItaplo Ia SUP,
IN nmlrIhhlnr. The Mad House. litae aud Ilr
lam Is constructed INST sutiy ana do .,h'v. The
muse li>li ".uhl hr converted uo c,,h,u ar W,,.n
hhnuiac"tv, ar such uahuta.I"y could b, ADDED Ia
II" u ar nhit. tnnst cnnyrnruIl, aud ad,a dalr,usty
Mr. Andrew w mt, Who II ~ lhr AitIl. VIII ,h AZ
u" property Ia my d'smu, al purchasing. or rentmn
The sane"
Fol terms. apply
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Aln-u,tle cuuni, near " afrn
ADJUST 20 Il
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3IIA WIS! S.SAwLS

lCl' u" nnotu-. rrk.t Cs.un.r.. T,t,Iso FL.
sl,t. aud E1manf. spl.fs rl,t #i.p-nIon V,t,
r"rr DON 4 4 pEItR>
O.. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
DR.. H. r. PeerU'S
NERMlFUGE OR "DEAD SIlOTn
ron WORMS.

ii highly caiuILfe 'epraiioa, capable from hs prom
it"de y rs dct,o1, u clearing Tie system u r.,
hours q erery Horm
fE>lE origin, development, and support # worms IN
human system, 70 be attributed 10 n DEPRIVED ,e
dtbiia ed condition Of the stomach and bou,is; II TEN,
established Tact, that mher the d eon is onlmpaird a
the general powers Of the healthy Stat,
can hnd no habitaon This preparation has the peeu
advantage Of not on, destroy ing every worm, but all. ~
producing healthy action oil the stomach and other
al digestion, th rehy relieving many complaints af,n, m
arrangement oflEe digestive organs Although pf.m
and certain IN its opefa and unpleasant the
Is perfectly safe and adapted tn The tender age.
TAPE-WoRM.
LYHcnBuRG, Va, Nov 2lst Isl,
This is to certify thai have sold the Vermfnee (Dr,n
SilO - prepared b, Dr IL + Pee v, Tor about IL
aud have Witnessed ITS efficacy many cases one '
particularly patient (mdde aged man) Who had fr
t'oubeh WITT Tap Aorm Tor several exhibited In
large quantity tsay about nnD winch he nlom d nv
had passed by the nso Of 2vnls; and ra.c ,b
"as parent that the patient had worms, has II ever a
"' d. u" u. y, ",,"" T. IL LhMAN' Dfugght.
prcpar b, Or II + Pecry, and So wholesale anil tn
BY \. b II - SANDS, Druggists lOt Fnl1,n ',a ,'u
OF " am. New York '
Sold also by ID. r LYMAN. Dm.si4r.
And ~ Druggists generally Throughout the uho state.
~ MGm
NIRGINIA:-N rules held in the clerks onc. of III.
ci'uit snpefior eou,t Of law ,ni cnonc ~ fr tg
1916: " i'"'oel
Nancy Psrrow, Plaintiff
against
Robert n Pendleton, Defendant
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, not having eneied his app aran,c =,
security according the A. emily and H.
rules OF tins court and 1t appearing by atisi,cIol, t,
dcnce, that H. not mhabdut Of this cunuonNtlG
it is ordered that the SAID defendant do pear here an H.
hrst Monday IN January urNt and the bIl Of M
plaintiff. aud that copy of this order be for hyb
inserted III ,oms paper puhl he'd in the Of ,c
burg, Tor months sucrr.siNcly and posted a. the o
door vi the court house OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
RIO TINSLEY, Ok
Oct 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-22
6lO Or esd ACRES.
lcr>Villc Property for sale.
I WISH In sell The property occupied by G. G
4 Terry. III Leesvn'e. CONSISTING OF
NINE HlLF .4CRE LOTS

NINE HiLF .4CRE LOTS,
IN The ot the village The Improvements consist
oi good BRICK HOUSE. IS nv 81 wit, SIX roptn.
finished tf. puch"s. &r.i brck noke hpus. a large
famed sable, several fppns ur oli rs sInpS In The
yard aud excellent well ut warer e house and all
other ont houses. The Whole OF the lots are improved
and one o The best gardens IN the npper country. Ths
property would sui any rSpn wisilnl 10 engage the
Tavern kprpin! buslnrSS, prpiesSi NAL yenetna
or any merhanIc n,tfchant &c. aud tue property
must be Sud. II II sale is nj effected pnvItry bp,rr
Saturday the IN ut November next, II will be- off red
at public auction That day. great bargain may b.
had III this property and The terms Will he benl.
JACOB H. ANDERSON.
TINS property will be sold fully by my consent and
god deed made I" The purchaser, and as snNi,us
10 muve 10 my iarm. = miles from l.eesvll-, | wonld
sell md many arlcrs ii house mold aud kitchen fur
niiur" 10 the purchaser nj The property. also four aud
acres OF land adjoining Leesvlle, clover which
would suit the purchaser o :le abtve named property
CAROLUS q. TERRY
o.. Is WIN