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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

Rule- held ia tn Clerk pne OF the County Court o.
y Campbell comfy. on Monday, the 9Th da, Of D5cembcr
1917
Robert Tweeiy, and Tho Kosser, Sr, and Nancy hi,
vile, formerly Nancy rwecdy. Plaintiffs,
dgd'n9
Elizabeth Walker, Abcducgo Twredy ,-------th The
heirs(auknown) OF Joseph Twecdy, decd,----the
heirs (lnlsnown) oil John fwccdy, dee d, aid--the
heirs (anl>novn) OF Wary 'ock, deed. Defendants,
Is tHANCLRY.
The Defendants, Abcdneqo f'e, tdf. -----hc
heirs tm>nown) 81 lospph Tweed,. de 'i,----ihc
IRIS Unknown) oi John Tweedy. deo'd and----hc
h"irs tunkaown) oil Mary Coti de.d, MT having enter
el their appearance anl given security diH thr act
Assembly aud the rules 81 Til, Court, aud it appearing by
satisfactory evidence tht they Inhabitants th, Com
onwcalth II is ordered that tn % severity aapeai he
the Justices a The said county Court OF - nbr Al the
Court House thereof, the second Monday February
next, and the b Of the iantEs, and that copy
this odcr be iohN h inserted in w-aprf pubii.
ID the town of hbarE, fr two months ueeesye.
post a The front dor OF the Court louise Of said county
Coaft day
Copy-resie,
Dec 9--w2m GEO. Nd. DABNEY, CIR.
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buckingham EcHsa!c

c OF l. l. Ga re IN TT L TIE.
1--WE inst chartered Female COLLEGE III Virginia will be
opened the 18th February next, under the charge of
the subst ribcr
lc OF the closing and unfortun',c sal o
tins In tit fton, not uahnown to the public, Is II I'M
known, that effort begun be made, less than two
Aea, ago, by Rev. Nathaniel Thomas, Tor lis fesusciaon
Is numerous friends viii rclicc 10 know that that effort, IN
short ttic has been crowned with alb mdant
Sot Is he sal h les nrlcnt hociuse former
clsinn, its closed and short 10y
tn gentle tap OF The sIeril hammer.
Institutions ot high ptrtesl'ns, and row among the ts
Colleges IN the tnuel States. have sunfe1 under similar
disal les. lt> hut air TO presume that th friends 81 the
Institute s'ccrius clear or the rocks, winch Ohrngh
zeal presumed have hcen misdeeted0 their hopes
wrecked, wnl huh this enterprise happy issue.
RATES OF EXPENSES.
fei the collegiate year OF ten months, boarding,
Including liz hts, ue Washing, room rent sc. 500 90
Hutton IN Element ~ branches, 30 10
ling i~h and Lla>,lta course, ~ %
French. II OO
Music with use ct Plano, ~ no
( Painting, n.awing, Shell and Needle Work. - %
Making just 500 % Tor young lady the highest class
| and learning every branch taught in the Institute.
One hall OF the abl, abe IN vance, the ether hall At
the end Il the term.
Though is desired that ladies should be
the commencement of the c,elcss, vet, consideration ui
ccum-ancC nvCcssarv connected with the hrst
school Wopnrionac deduction will be made Tor such
until alter tbs session shalt lave ad, Iucd
JOHN G. Bi.ACkN ELL.
| =. S-Con,muncatious addressed to Rev. J. &. Black.
we'll, Gravel Hill Burlinsm ham will be promptly attended
| Ian. III
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To ihe l.ro,rr,s Of 10b.eco ina

IRLL NIL
rF,'lE undersigned, having a7soestd themselves together
tai the prosecution Of Tire
GHofTES AND COMMISSION BlSlsESS,
aud heinz .oeou make thems Ives nftl IN pfumutul
Tho interest OF t- whose lab rn.hes the staple export
of this state and supplies lie mt rial the lrlht,e cm
tleytnrrt oi much aarta and labor, -- -H41sl TIC
IN ans a. the, believe II rcmeI,ns some i, cts ia the pr
paatan al t oed Tor the ndflt I5tlcry has become
Inc en- hn among Planters paeh their obareo 80 hfhN
4, 10 render II onfe, unslcd profitable shi Inen is
,y,r mr. HID it.n ranging iranl ibt 200 lis by
h-b he as rel, 'siae. deliver, tTrn Wa chpu,e,
df,.ae riaAt lrp ardns lissictse ard hsffaaec,
s,. = ,sr, nom 80 L. "a re abefc tn fItt al lar
aYrr,ee wei ii.tht sh Ithu 3 sue rs costing much
\. 21D rs or 600 lh woodland thr plntrts selling
- m inarat an equal ,secss OF cost carnage, Inspection
aud eonin s,iun i,t selling b. the HID
tommy, and moro, 81 i..u ii conrs u a.
i{ In. n the a.r raad,.4 A.- thus dcstfaYrG
rnt,,e, ie uiniftcfnfuc Is concerned and neatiy
Ian .,ap,ept In, ,sf, General conn aial am ig BUYERS,
ns,p, induced Us - unen 5uf views L. the pubi,
l5ulle tina. ,ltn attention r gwen su,ee The
,, h. s,.et, rf.at~d II ON, =, much a. vas requisite
al
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~ EeEG.IsYsD ~:

HE Subscriber residing in the county Of Bedford '
s,y-- miles soath oil Liberty, proposes opening
Female School; -,
to commence the first Monday la uaft next ana conn.,
ung OF ten months The school viii be comou'
by Mis- ardeia b. bukr, OF Iyuclurs who has had "'e
experience in teaching, and has invariably seh
tire satisfaction to all who have paionsed her. The e'
attention VIII be paid the moral well as mental culture.
every pupil and the discipline the School will be STREET. r.
rental Scholar will be charged the time Vi entra'
the end Of the session. and deduction absence
case OF proracted sickness.
TRIMS PER SrssIoN or TIN MONTHS. ~ N
For ard including washing, lights, Sc Soo an
For tuition in reading. writing, arithmetic Nc ID ="
For History, En- lish Grammar, Geography m n,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, ASe-i ~
bra, Sc,
Music on Piano extra charge. ,,.
Those who wish to obtain board with the subscberhao M
ter make early application only limited number Of
VIII be taken Board be obtained in the neishbof
re'pe gable families for Sc 90 pc, month. .,,u
JAMES LEFTWlh'
Dec. 9J-wjw
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S.ItE ofRE.3b ND PERSONAL ES7.11E
r1Y,ts = several dees ri trust ,ftcuted II james
II a~ n hea re dale, the the 2sth day 81 sep
t,uh r. d. and ths iher the 18th April, ",
and 10Th ol I'D "a he sa's pase OF the County Cpnd
al Lodi TIC isned, Trustee Tic said deeds, will
In tn pa5ps, Elm afaaned the 25th day 81 Febrn
an isis On the frfrses. sell bic auction the IL
e.. biadeI ior cast. tht
LOT OF LAND,
an ,,eb the said Iarue- l'fsn resides lying tie
n,sf, d peh ID aJIning the lands george luley, al
liam Ia,et aud athes, aud rsaia mug about
EIIyEN AND oAf-Ei6ll Ill ACRES,
and at tie tine and P'ee tn. fol wing personal pro
Ietty, 10 vii
Cre t,co basc tIagon tne Mare one boy Mare,
hlre par q Gcor, and oae Sd,, and Jip' Sbont',
Also on the 2Gh day Of February, ISIS for the rur-
poses. IN like manner and uponlike terms, will sell
Tract Of Lana,
bsongng Il said Hogan lying in the tenny Aforesaid on
tie Nacis Of Bcayer-lam Cicok, and containing about
ID Acres.
Tn tit - theab,vc mentioned property is believed 70
be GOO, but acting trust will canvry 10 the pufcas
ar such title ody u vested III me The deeds
alc.tf tid. lAc'llDl' ~ p.'i'j 'ip''es'
Ian ,
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Jo-eph s. Poind.x'ci, Richard l.. Pondcxtsr, John ID
porrAter james Pjhdexer, Joseph s. Staples and Flea
b,th hi, viic Richard Nil Judith his wife and Afss.
Manner aud t.uily lis ,ylic Defendants
II tulScERY.
The defendants Joseph : PoldcNerJoseph Staples aud
Elizabeth his VII mi having e1eted thlr aP aud
gwen security according the oi Assembly. and The rules
this Court and appearing by atis tory oydc zee, that
tn not Inhabitants Of hIs CoIumunlz Gh TN the
ton oil the plaintiff by is ordered that tie ad de
fnjaut do app the Isl Monday February neHt, and
answer the painn : bill AID that copy OF Ills order be
forthwith Published IN the i.yuch.urr NuSiuian, ,i two
months ,rscs,ivcy, and posted The front door the Court
House ot this county Cont day
\ 10 " este,
SAMUEL Il. STAPLES elk.
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n \ r + I. r IT 4 r T s
tho lowest Cash prize, and their deliver, in vnchhur-
sound condition, warranted Tomb and Marble Mon
made order few designs br framed al
Inc stnre IT H. w Moore, Main Street.
J received the latest style of fnishpr
Those wishing have old parlns fitted up, after the
yc tie Northern cns, DO So by aPpl wing toth sub
der.
Jan Is JOHN IoSG.
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fEWW:fsOc Springs
EfHstEE, tGtEHlNG CIICOL.

TUE subscriber takes this method informing the citizens
ef VA hong &jd lie public gen rally tina, lie ha,
leased r term a tins well known and desirable
ttrng pi1.t. ali Int nl- makiJg many mPtos emen,
wins, ID aid l. ti- to It al cuencc # the place.
Be wing be Wy desirable situation for a F.ma,
30 dlg Sah, particularly Tar health and economy
are concerned. las been frate wi Mi.
= p Hawke, II Aa~sathu ctt, who lady OF nduubtse
cap1ity and who hrs had ample experience in teaching bot
IN thc Southern and Northern Satss to take charge OF
~ d. the 10Th OF February Parents Guatd,ars
pa their cIiIsre wards n tbs School, may rest As
urel that every ion ,a be pad TO tler health,
proYc inc't and camlott.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
TO be paid at the middle Of the Session,
FIRST DEPART MENT.
Alphabetical Lessons Spelling, and Reading, IS 90
SEC6ND DEPART MENT.
Tho preceding, W D. nfsuug, i l,rslts Of r. =
lsh tiauUlr \ritanoi,, and &c s'aply, So 90
THIRD DEPARTMENT
Orthagra hy. Ofiha,yy AID definitions Reading,
Wrting, r5n%i IA 'ramn,ar.t imposition, Arh-
metir, ai.og raphy, and history ui the United
States, IL on
FOURTH DEPARTMENT.
Natural, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy
Chemistry, Ancient and Modern History, " ait.
o. the mml, Rhetoric, Compo-itian, Botany,
Astronomy, Pity sioo9y Political Class book,
K. Sc. - 50
Plainaud Ornamental Needle Work, Drawing
Card-rafkmg. 81 each 6 90
iu5II5n ia Music tic Piano Forte, Is 90
! = 81 ril#5 f'r practising 2 ~
!, rs,S l5r baatap-r iuanta including washing, 10
the Iii d strangers, would refer them III,
following s-at.e.l II.
ISAAC IRVINE HlTE
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rR,l,, holden in the Cler,s OH 81 the Circuit ST.
u,r5r L nrt 81 Law aa1 Chaneerv, lr the county Of
p.rck at th. Courtlpuse thereof, the LIST Monday ia
Dereinbsr 1871.
G.rse STAPLE, adn'f. Of john PoindeAtsr, dseh.
Plaintiff.
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sCHooL o.MMIsSi ONERS OF BEDE0IHu.

" Oh requested TO meet at Bedford February Court
Business Of importance Will be h.fo, the Beard Such
Of The Cummonc have not heretofore reported the in
dig children viii DO time to the UNDERSIGNED
WM, LEI r"lCI. Jr Snp
Iansa7 t. Srho,i paiIu1
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VIRGINIA 1:

VIRGINIA
L X t.cs holden IN the Clerks Office Of the Cfcu ST.
n pero, Couri oil Law and thanc-ry, fr the town Il
l,n'hbng, on the 6 h day Of December, 1877
Alexander fompkns, Plaintiff,
William b. tvcrott and Martha Jane his vile, Robert y
Elliott AMI Anircw / Elliott, merchants and partners tr-
ding under the Irn # Elliot X Brother Hhlo Lacy Hill
McCaw, Wm. Faulkner, the l.yuehnug ana campbell
Court Juse Turnpike Company, ------ ilanson ard
andrew e. Elliott, merchants and partners trading ndI the
firm II Hanson Elliot, 1bomisJ t.rea ftancis g. Deanr
Jr, Au1rc, { Elliott Y &. A. Thanksiou, merchants and part
trading under tn firm OF Andrew {. Elliott y Co. and
The Andrew { Elliott, IN les own night VIM. NJ *a
ton s Thomas =. Nash trading under the firm OF Sutton Y
Nash, EliL 4heth A,crett, AMI William Elliott,
Defendants,
In tHNScERY.
The Defendants, Andrew C. Elliott, -- Hanson
and Charles \. hacksnn not having entered their appear
and given security according act o Assembly and
he fues o This Court and appearing by sat-tdeoy
den that they lahabltnls o us country Il Is
ordered hl the said Defendants dc appsar here tn t
dar 81 thc and the bill Of the Plaintiff
aud that COPY tbs order be forthwith inserted ia
paper printed in the town Of IynrbIrg, Tor tnu months
sureslvcy and posted at the front door # the Cprhnusc
the SAID town.
Copy-Te.tc,
Jan. G-w2m u. KODES, CT.
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II or rs young and VARIABLE slave $

OF bath sexes. The public specially Invited to attend
as II Is moi often that likely and valuable set of
Slaves IS thr1an into the niaTpt.
II the same llme and par, VII ais, he sold coasid
.nLln1 L - Il. Z
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HOMSeho,d ~ Esisrheu Ew,mifur.


HORSES, COWS. HOGS FARMING AND
OTHER UTENSILS
The above property is in good order aud of the best
kind.
Al The same time and place will also I've sold tract
of
900 Acres
OF wood land, granted by patent 10 WIN. Erwin adoin
lns the tract OF Hugh PaNun's dcvisees Also all The
Interests 10 which The said Samuel Dars may be ent
lied as heir of his deceased daughter luc; Jordan who
was one Oft legaecs Of Benjamin Darst deed as an
pears by his will nov record in Il ckhridge c,uuty
Court, in the estate nr Benjamin Darst
TfRNS.-The Slaves and personal property will III,
sold on ceti' of SIX nnths fr all sums over 81 tho
200 acre tract. and Lncy Jnrans Interest IN Benanin
larSs estate, will he sold up N a credit Of - iehlhs
The purchasers giving bands with approved security.
he sale viii commence at Il O'Clock A. NJ
viii only sell such title the deed vests IN me-
EtGil L. WILSON, Trastee
Jan H. Isl
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SEVENTY Fly. ACRES.

NlRtININ:-N Ra'cs hid in the Clerks od,c of lhs
tircnit Superior Court OF Law and Chlaecry, Tor The
county a N,on Monday, Tie 3ri IA. Of January, s4s
J1m Bryant, Pldut.h II,
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Esisfe Ridge fun.

near the mouth IF the North rver. IN RpckbrIge ON
Monday, the lith ia, Of February next To sell public
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E. ctrctic sscdicsi sNGrsnary,
pETERSBu RIG. Va

De- o WI
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IA nOE. POCKET KNIVES, ono vrry superior, wh'
~ VIII hr sold cheap by the doz w. j WILLIS,
Jan. 2Tis Commission Mcrclsu
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Posr OFFICE ROBBERIEs.--We understand says
the Rr0rf Tins that in adj lton 70 the two other rob
berries letter VS. mailed nj Hartford, and directed 70
Boston on the 2d Of May inst containing $1,000 viz
900 Rank notes This c tier stolen and the robher
took the money lie addressed polite note 10 the
owner informing him that Il was convenient amount
and that be the robber) wanted 70 for his own use
This letter post marked al Springfield The four
bills were presented al the Suffolk Bank, Boston, and
other bills were given for them This wa. done before
the loss was known the Bank. The teller could NOT
recOect anything about the person who presented the
four : / 900 bills that had been stolen.
This system OF vany has been carried on FOR about
six months during which time $1,000 have been plum
dercd Under this OF things II IS not safe 10 re-
init money by mail, upon this route.
From the Hartford Courant of Saturday
The above is from the Times. Mr. Holbrook' the
Pos, Office Agent for this section. is now IN the city
and We learn from him that he has received no in
formation OF the losses referred TO- snd that the Post
masters of Boston and Hartford, and the suffolk
Bank are in similar state OF .r France This Is very
strange
The Springfield Republican. says the Postmaster OF
Springfield has no knowledge OF the losses and thai
the Times has probably mistaken some old settled cases
for recent ones.
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stltou Is located Of the mOs beautiful sections Oh
New England, and a commanding eunence hall mile
from the village Of Northampton, Mass The buildings were
formerly occupied the ROund-H school, and contain &C
commo1atous near ytwo hundred persons The grounds
from 81 In extent and the establishment Is
abuudany supplied with from than twenty hy-
M springs whose temperature 10 invariably ~ degrees
Fahrenheit The popneors announce that they nave com
pleted arrang enenfs with Dr. DEXTER, formerly Of Morris
town. j. who viii reside IN the Institution, and have I'M
mediate upennieudence Of the medical department IN com
mon with Dr. Hall VI Northampton Dr. WOODWARD, aie OF
Massacluser. Hospital Worcester, has been engaged 10
consulting phycclan and the domestic affairs are under
direction Of Capt Brewster formerly Ofe Mansion House
Northampton. Dr. J. A. CUMsNCs, General superintendent
The location combines sauDny with beauty ia remarka-
bic degree; Is accessible by railroad from New ork, Al
bany Boston, by easy days ride and the intention =
~ make this only peOr retreat for invafs, whether
desiring HydrOpaidc treatment Otherwise, but also 10
make a agreeable for persons travelling TOR
health pleasure, for gentlemen and families gong into
the country tor summer relaxation more inviting lOcay
cannot be found n the United states and assurance are
given that the establishment VII be rendered most de-
srabe and comfortable resort for the seekers not only Of
health bit recreation. Letters addressed % elmer G ne
physicians Northampton, inquiries made Of A CaIA
Ese L. ; Hotel Boston, will receive prompt attention.
Northampton, Mass. May !, 1913. mys <neod
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ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

RI MERCHANTS HOTEL, BUFFALO, y l.-Com.
,& mercia aud Lloyd sts. near Steamboat and Packet
49, Landings. =, -
and spacious Hotel 40 above This house i the only ono
wesf of New-YOrk City conducted on The European pam
and can accommodate the travelling pubic 10 various Styles
from sin lie meal the splendldy furnished sie VI Ioh
II il ocaed in the immediate vicinity Of the business pan Oh
The CIV and OF the various Water Landings.
This establishment entirely new throughout ne build
u having been erected during the past year anu 10 uhuI
missed in it, Internal arrangements for health and conio
he rooms ben. large and airy and spend'dy furnished
thr1ug bout. a.,
The Ordinary and Restaurant departments are constantly
suupe v ia the beet e market affords, and guests can
ba their meals n their rooms the public Ordinary, or AZ
the Restaurant, as they may Wish ms~ i've
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COLLISION ON TIRE COLUMBIA RAuRoAD.-On
Saturday about 10 O'clock the morning trtn OF cars
from Westchester were coming 70 Philadelphia, they
came in contact with freight tram of the portable
boat line few rods above the Eagle station or Manson
House. The conclusion was frghtful, the passenger
car was forced forward and sarsd 10 the tender and
locomotive tie doorway ofthe car reaching within one
foot of the top Of the mokeppc and prccpaiing the
passengers TO the back part Of the car and blocked up
the doorway The passengers found their way on, Of
the windows Fortunately no person was seriously IN
jurcd philadelphia Ledger.
- The steamer Benjamin Rush was tota y
destroyed by FIRE Pittsburgh, on the Goth She was
partlallY insured No lives lost
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ERoOKLYN AFFAIRs

ATTEMPTED BURGLARlEs.-An unsuccessful at
tempt wa. made 70 enter the cwelry store OF Mr.. j.
Chase No III Fultonst The store is next door 20 the
corner of Coucord-t and the burglars obtained access
20 the rear window of the by climbing the
fences cf the corner lot They sawed hole in the
shutter aud introduced jimmy ior the purpose
of prying It open, but their attempt was apparently
frustrated bv strong iron bar on the inside Blood
wa, smearcd about which j. supposed 20 have beer
caused by one of the burglars wOundng himself. An
other daring attempt WIS made 70 enter the grocery
store OF the Messrs Cornell corner OF Clark and Ful
ton ST. In this case, also the burglars were unsuc
cCs.iul.
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The lshig DELEGATES

TO THE NATIONAL CONTENTION from this state are
requested to meet at Philadelphia, Monday he 9Th
Of JsHe, at p NJ The place Of meeting can be ascer'
tanned by inquirng at the United states Hotel Phadel
pha. This notice is not intended to interfere with the
call ior meeting the 4ih Of juno in Newiork by
the Delegates from that City. but is given under the
impression that all the Delegates may no, be able TO
attend at so early day. JOHN A. COLLIER.
Albany. 10Th May lsls
. Why pancrs viii nlcase cnnx
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Law Courts.

SUPREME CoURr-S pecial Term--Before Judge
Hrrhrf C. Datisi ads Briig,f Byvns Sane
h. Nixon strike tie declarations from The files
The ground ilt NJ Goi WHO ctei ~ attorney bringing them not
he the law permitting other than
rrictlce Tie made bege
judge Edwards lunouacei l Judge Notion strike dei
from tl- fcs granted
North dnerican Fre fr'uane, Company Jlr,' L. Graham
e. al Notion % open default granted.
Dudley Seasa sr0r. s. Ja,f Citation Norton. e. al
Order d.'soivlrr the Injunction.
BsrJa7tH SfgHg. e. a. Hssfa KAN a. ai-Etespon' 81
lowed.
Sa,rus Br,aan W. M'-s e. aL-Rspor sPPonts
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ment. situated la toe Orange Mountains Al SCUM Orange
Newt Jersey fifteen niles from Ne"fofG, on the line VI
the Morris and Essex Railroad.
Tie ears stop within quarter Of nile from the estab
-hmeui leaving the foot Of COrlantst a. O'clock A. 81
and O'Clock r. ~ OF each day, arriving al South Orange
N about one hour.
Dr. MEEkER announces 70 the public, that he has just
finished biz arrangements for Of the most complete Wat
erCure establishments and Summer Ia the
country.
Dr. returned from Europe IN the Winter Of 1885, where
be had been nearly three year, than Oned u hich
spent a. GraefeuDerg and the other Wal esiab
shmeuts Of Germany and has been since that time ed
10 selecting Ocaon and erecting establishment suited
~ his views tie subject.
The establishment Is planned particularly with view to
TIE comfort and convenience u the patient and built upon
The English plan Of waterce establishments, having pr
ya'e Da attached each patients room, shut Of from
me by folding doors where the patient have every
bath except The large dOuehe AMI swimming bai which
beautifully sfei about 10 rolls from the house IN the glen "
he mountain There also three large plunge bet- IN ne
house On the grounds also two wave bsfhs one ~
them from the natural falls 81 the brook 10 the faYme ana
swimming bath ~ feet square, erected for the pleasure u
Summer visitors &c attending their friends and oiAef pa
dents
Dr. NJ viii open his establishment FOR the season on ne
18Th June and any communications addressed 10 ChA> II
MEEkER 81 D. Newark, y Jersey Of a. Sc1 u orange,
~ Jer.ey, viii receive afren''on. my2O iHi'
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TERRIBLE HURRlcANE rs DETR0ir.-Beiween
and o'clock P. " on the 23d MS. TIE unfortunate
City OF the Straits" visited with v.olen;
storm Of rain lightning and wind which came from the
direction Of Lake Erie Several chimneys were CIR.
RED away shade trees broken down the upper deck Of
the steamboat Wayne blown OF. two small houses
were Town down 100 panes Of glass were broken
in the Hydraulic building and shout $4,000 feet Of un-
ber belonging to the Black River steam Mil Co was
scattered IN every direction, mostly falling into The
river The most serious damage was done 20 the Re
servoir building the whole frame and root ncosinc the
water tank and covering the tower was started up snd
carried several inches east materially damaging the
corncc on which 10 rests twill cost shout 5000 20 re-
pair the cornice The rain poured down in torreuts with
a copi0us ntermiSture OF large hasones, destroying
garden plants and breaking many psnes Of glass The
whole amount OF property destroyed cannot be safely
estimated 81 present