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Cincin.lnti and 81. LOuis,

The subscriber cntemplates leaving this City for the
"West about the 9Th OF next month"; with the expectation
ed cities and he will be happy to attend to amy business
which my be entrusted him-slch the purchase and
sae of Merchandise, the settlement and adjustment Of
cllms in those and the intervening neghAorng cities
Please call at the Counting Room OF Messrs Is. L. HAIR
DON e. Co, op oSite Central Exchange
Worcester, Nov 26. DIT JONATHAN CARY.
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HEALTH INSURANCE.

Winter catarrha levers. inermttents influenza, rheu.
mat'sm pleursy asthma, torpid digestion, &C., upon
u.s. and all The maIadIes prevalent this season. like
those Of the f may all lie traced the blood the bile
and other ds of the body, we'll stale that
persons desious of nsuIiHg their health the winter
months, will fnd il good pocy the Rev. b.
HIBBARD'S A VII BILIOUS PILLS, an invaluable veg
etabe med e, which always to take the mueI
road The lurking place disease wherever may
have entrenched itse and TO expel il Il ct arms.
For sale IN Worcester by NJ. b. Green, Lewis T. Laze
and G. A, q tIarington and by Druggists generally.
deoplmw2i49
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w. o. REWFN. Artist,

las returned to lis studio, in WARREN BLOCK, Pearl
Street. he would be happy his friends and sup
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
Mr. B. has attle time tn he could devote Instruction
in Landscape Painting Those who DESTROYS of acqur.
lag his bold style OF Painting have the opportunity
Nov "a. dwf
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CHLOROFOR VI.
Miss EEariOm q, Eaton.


Will commence the second quarter of her SCHOOL, for
Young Ladies and Misses, MONDAY, December 3rd in
the Brick block Main Street. opposite the residence
Of Mr. Samuel Cotton. Terms from So SIS per qnareI
cording to studies pursued
Reference may be made the following gentlemen Rev.
Dr. Smalley, George Bates, Md, Geo. Al. Rice, Esq.
Nov 10. dtD3
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u More colds and coughs are cured by the
Of" Adams Cough specifc than by all the syups,
bssams, and ozenges combined that have YET been Offer
ed the pubc yet his astonishing medicine be Obs
tanned nj CIRCUIT 20l Main st. D4d2twlt
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Look at This.
Matthewson's Improved Patent Weather
STRIP.

T3OR cheapuess, simplicity and durability is pronounced
E by hundreds the BEST ARTICLE now IN use Tor out
side doors excludes every particle OF ran snow and
dust In keeping cold, it will in short time save
the price asked Tor fuel The rapidly increasing Gales
with the great demand for the above article, has caused
many unprinciped men throughout New England to make
and sell an inferior criticize purportng TO be the same as
Matthe wson's Patent merely ijuring the real one
The public are cautioned against purchasing of any ex>
cept authorized agen all ntrngments will be dealt
with according T. law.
For sale at II. w. MiLLER'S Hardware store MAN
applied, left as above will be promptly attended TO-
In regard to thei. being affected either by snow or ice
resrence can be had by calling above any reason
ahle amount where they have been used the past Two
wears and have given perfect satisfaction
Improved Spring Stops furnished II requested.
A. 3. CRANE, General Agent,
Dec5 eod&wu Foundry ST., Worcester.
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EDWARD S. MASON,

EDW ARD g NASON,
TEACHER OF THE
ORGAN, PIANO FORTE s. VOCAL MUSIC,
No. 3 Warren Hall. PearI-st.,
Piano Fores tuned, and any other business connected
with the profession will be promptly and faithfully
attended TO, either in of the City, on appI,
cation at his room.
June 81. dEw6m WORCESTER.
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10" ROss's XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fat RUer Bristol and WGrren
JulY22. dWtf
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VIEW GOODS.

THIS WEEK OPENING FROM NEW YORK
At Chalmberlin's.
A GREAT variety Of new and desirable Goods, which
IA the Ladies par tisuarly are invited to examine,
Among which will he found
RICH SILKS, CASHMERES, AND NOUS
SELINEs DE LAME,
ShaWls, ScarfS, Rich EmbFOideriese &c.
Choice shades of
THIBETS AND PLAIN CASHMERES.
with YELHEPS, RIBBONS, and other Trinnings TO
match, together with many other articles well
worth the attention OF every purchaser.
Nov 81. DIV
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DR.. J, ClaWson Kelley.
OF TIE CITY, OF NEW YORK.

OF TIVE CITY OF NEW YORK
NAUTICAL PHYSICIAN,
IXTILL be ia attendance at his Rooms, 30 MECHANIC
w STREET, WORCESTER, consult with patients
diseases of the Lungs Liver Kidneys Spleen, Heart,
&c. all diseases OF the Blond Dyspepsia Dropsy &C.,
during Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 18Th, 18th and
l7th of December n Ladies and Gen emen invited
to attend. No charge FIR adUice. dw2w Dec ;.
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WORCESTER LYCEUM.

ECTURES for the ensuing Course at the CITY HALL,
IL on THURSDAY EVENING of each week:
Dec. &c p Wnipple, Esq, Boston.
13-Prof NJ Amber on, ef W aerville College M
20-Rev Mark Hopkins, D. D., President of " H.
Jamestown college
27-Rev T. s King Of Boston.
Jan. g. George P. Fisher A b., of Worcester.
10-Rev Theodore Parker, If Boston.
I7-Rev Warren Burton, of Worcester.
24-Themas Chase, Esq. OF Worcester.
Sl-Ehu Burritt, M, of Worcester.
Feb. 7-Wendei Phillips, Esq, of Boston.
l4-JGseph Mason, Esq, OF Worcester.
2l-Eiss Mason, Esq. Of NewburypSrt.
28-E Thaver, Esq OF Worcester.
Mar. 7-Rchard II. Dana, Jr., Esq, Boston.
l4-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Brooklyn, NY.
Tickets the may be obtained OF the Secretary,
and at the Bookstores, at the following pricesGene.
men, Ladies and Minors so cts. All purchasers OF
Tickets will be entitled to the use of the Library contain
ing about 1900 volumes of well selected books, for the
whole year.
Tho doors will be opened at and closed ut y o'clock
Dec4. dwlw EDWARD SOUTHWlCK, SecN.
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COItsf0Ot Rock.

Nh. S. MOORE, 9I3 Main ST..
Under u. S.. Hotel,
III AS received this day large assortment Of Gensles
Ii meG's Furnishing Goods, comprising
SSH DRESS SHIRTS, 80
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
.es* CRaVATS AND SGARFs,
Heaoy Weot and Kid rLOYES, As
HOSIERY, B0S0MS, COLLARS, &C. 50
The above invoice Of goods, received this morning. In
truly worthy OF public notice. 30 ~ N
H. s. NJ Is not behind the market in keeping frsf-yofs
Goods and willif sell iow lospestior proos
slvs hum call and examine his goods OF NosI7
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Situation wanted.

DY young English Woman, In respectable family.
ID She well acquainted with all kinds OF house work
chamber work and sewing Apply at No. Brown St. ,
Dec |. d6t&
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Cod Liver Oil

20. 100000 Yds. Straw Cord Wanted.
TINHE above quantity wanted Immediately by The sab
scribers for which the highest price will 3e paid
HALL e. THOMPSON,
Sent g. dwistf opposite Central Hotel.
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TO BE LET.
THE unoccrped sTOREt n Adams Block, two doors
a sauh OF L. Spring, DDS, Grocery. Inquire Of said
Spring No. 2S7 Main-st. WEST ADAMS.
Nov %. eod6ts
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COUNTRY DEALERS

Will do well call and select from the goods now npe
to- the public-as my SUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR BUYIN
enable offer them such prices cannot fail to
satisfactory. OLNEY F. THOMPSON,
l76 Main Street, nearly opposite Am Temp. House
Worcester 8 ept 49, dwistf
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SAFE FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR Iron Safe, mod IN make, warranted FIR.
n proof and has double Lock Tone powder proo suiIa
Bile for any business where safety is required
C. c. COLEMAN, 205 Main st.
Worcester Nov 29. dw3w
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THE subscriber gives notice, that he is prepared TO fur
nsh Designs for all kinds of buildings; both Public
and Private in all their Details together with specifics
TONS With his experience Architect and Builder,
he is confident OF giving satisfaction Terms reasonable
JAMES A. LONGLEY.
Wesboro' Oct 10. 6ts7tos*
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BOyle's Hyperion Fluid,
THE deservedy popular compound for The Hair now
in for sale at the proprietors prices by the only
agent in Worcester,
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
No Dol Main ST. doors north American Honse.
dAu6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
II u n A w A Y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

5ESHAT | will apply at the first Circuit Court,
e. which shall be holden in and for the County
of Benton, and State of Arkansas, six months after
the date of this publication of this notice, for con
frmaiion of a certain sale, made by John II. Ham
mack, as Sheriff. and ex-Offcio Assessor, and
Collector, for said county. and made in pursuance
of the Statutes of this State to levy and collect the
taxes and by the authority vested in him as such
sheriff and collector. he did offer, at the Court
House door of said county, and did sell los num-
ber 50 and l2l, in the Town of BentonyllIe, in
said county; taxed for lS43, (the owner being un-
known), for the sum oftwo dollars and three cents
and purchased by Samuel b. McClain, and trans
ferred and assigned by him to me: Therefore,
all persons who can set up any right, title, or
claim, to said lots. or any part thereof, pur-
chased and TO me conveyed, aforesaid, in con-
sequence of any informality or irregularity con-
nected with said sale, hereby called upon 10
show cause, if any they can, at such term Of said
Court why said sale should not be confirmed.
JAS. w. CLARK.
BENToNv1LLE, Aug. 18th, lS49.
21-6w. Printers fee, Sill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

1E7HAT will apply at the first term of the
IL Circuit Court, which shall be held in and for
the County of Benton, and State Of Arkansas, six
months after the date Of the publication of this
notice, for confirmation of q certain sale, made
by John Galbreath. as Sheriff and ex-OfficIo AS
SCISSOR and Collector for said county. and made in
pursuance of the Statutes of this State TO levy and
collect the taxes and by the authority vested in
him as such sheriff and collector. he did offer at
the Court House door of said county, and did sell
the w. J of the S. w. j of section %, Township
II, range 33, containing 80 acres; taxed in the
name of B. F. Johnston, for ,he years, lS4l, 40,
'43, IA, AS, '46, and lS47, for the sum of nine
dollars and twentv-four cents, and purchased by
Samuel R. Bell, and assigned to me: Therefore,
all persons who can set up any right, title, or
claim to said tract of land, or any part thereof,
so purchased, and 10 me conveyed as aforesaid,
in consequence of any informally or irreguarity
connected with said sale, are hereby called upon
to show cause, if any they can, at such term of
said Court, why said sale should not be confirmed.
BENJAMIN r. ELY.
BENToNvILLE, ARKs., Aug. l3, lS49.
[2l-6w. Printers fee, $ll.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

gENHAT | will apply at the first Circuit Court
Il which shall be held in and for the County of
Benton, and State of Arkansas, six months after
The date of the publication of this notice, for con-
frmation of a sale, made by John Gaibreath, as
Sheriff and ex-oficio Assessor and Collector for
said county, and made in pursuance of the law, 10
levy and collect taxes; and, by the authority in
him vested, as such sheriff and collector, be did
Offer at the Court House door of said county. and
did sell the N. w. of the n. w. fractional j of
section d. Township Is, of range 50, containing
39I acres taxed in the name of John Brxey, for
the years 1912, '43, IA, rs, as, and lS47, for
The sum of SIT Is, and purchased by me There
fore, all persons who can set up any right, title,
or claim, 10 said tract of land or any part thereof
SO purchased, in consequence Of any informaty
or irreguarity connected with said sale, are here
by called upon to show cause, if any they can, at
such term of said Court. why said sale should not
be confirmed. WILLIAM MCDANIEL.
BENToNvILLE, AEKs.. dug. 18th. lS49.
2I-6w. Printers fee, Sill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
l. A n @ Il II f. E'S
RE SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS.

SHO4 IOhdL MAI CT AnhAfANShS.
HAVING just returned from Cincinnati, where l
Aa'e contracted for the engraving, printing, &C.,
NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS, l would re-
July inform the public, that the above Map will
-ty lor delivery in January next
ii oe done in the finest style of line engraving,
[i the most competent. engravers west of the
saahIes. Said Map will show all the Creeks,
~ fost-ofhces, County Seats, and every section
Sectional section on each navigable stream in
s, SO that persons may point to the tract on
II lHey i've In addition to these | have laid
nom the Maps on file in the Office of Col. Rear
e land selected by the State of Arkansas as
! ! he 9OO ,OOO acres donated by Congress, the
~ lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
a attached TO each also all the Military Land
lips are laid down, as taken from the books in
.adtors office; and if any changes arc made in
JTahty lines, counties formed by the en-
Ltgislature | Will be enabled to show them all
EHa' Price, in neat pocket form with clasp, S4,
lis splendidly colored and vanished, So
Pocket map can be sent to any part OF the State
- and as orders rapidly coming in, those
@ OF procuring it early, will please send in their
s,a ss soon soon as possible. c. LANGTREE.
II e Rock, Nov. Z, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22

S A B 3 4 T Hey T.. SWAIN.

1'o him who for six days week
Can rarely call an hour his own,
How sweet TO watch the Sabbath break,
And bless the light that Heaven hath thrown!
Oh! welcome moro than tongue can name
The dearest morn that greets our soil,
Is that the Sabbath bells proclaim.
Which shuts the busy world Of toll.
From morn to eve--from morn to eve
Still wakening but for work alone;
Oh, Heaven! it is blest reprieve
10 have one day to call our own
One day 10 breathe wider span
Unfetter'd by the bonds of trade,
To leave the plodding world of man,
And view the world which God hath made.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
ROCK HOTEL.

y MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
al open for the accommodation of visitors and
EHs eoarders, by the day, month, or year, that
kesa large edifice on the bank of the river,-the
NOw the State House, in the city of Little Rock
aas The house has been thoroughly cleanscd
Pred, newly furnished, and entirely renovated
| fsVrespect. His table will always be abundantly
a with the very best the market affords A
'g Room is opened in which may always be
Newspapers from various parts of the United
lhe Rock HOTEL will be opened the 9TH day
'Ouary, 1919.
p 30, IS49. T47-tfI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22
THE ASSENT.

The spell is broken-she has laid
Her trembling lips against his cheek
On hers there is deeper shade
OF crimson, but she does not speak; -.
Her voice is hushed-her voice is still
IT'S given, half without her will!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-22

Hll LBS A. B. STEEL, $50 lbs. f. f. do, 200
- Spring do, 900 German do, $50 Shear do,
Go, Tor sale by WALLACE & WARD.
| ~s /, 1919.
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r 4 III n III A II K E rs,

THURSDAY, May Il, lo4J-
TOBACCO-Inspections heavy, averaging near 200
hhdS. per day, with less animation in the market, and
prices decidedly lower than they we're ten days since. We
quite Lugs $3.50 10 So and So. Common Leaf 49, to
81. Mlddling to good 81 to s.. and S.. Good 10 fine
Sc 90 81 and s.. Extra Nliddling 10 to $l2a.
BRIDGES MCKINNEY s. co.
FLOUR-CanaI $4.624a4 75-sales
WHEAT.-red, 90a9jcents white Sl00A$l .05; for
prime.
CORN-ppr brshel Of Sc Ibs, 47a48c for new
MEAL-J5aG0c
OATS-Psime new Oats 35cts.
WHEAT OFFAL-Brand 10 cts; Shorts ~l5c;brown
stuiIs p c's; ship stutfs 30 cts.
BRAEDY-Oiard. Dupuy s. Co., s225a2. 50; A.
Seignetre Sl.75; Imitation 30a3l cts; Sazerac S2.50a3;
Peach = cts. Y 81; Virginia Apple Brandy 36a374c.
RIM-21EaZSc.
WUIsKEY-Rjchmond Recdfed, bbls 20, no hhds
in market
PROviSIONS-BAcos, lily cured and smiihfeld
new w 7!.ts. hog round Western shoulders old AZ
a5c. Western sides old 59a6c.
LARD 30. | new, in bils 4; kegs 75c.
BUTrER-Mountain, in kegs, l2al5 cents per b
Fresh Butter % cents.
COFFEE-We quote Rio 63a7. cts; Laguyra GA
7 &c; ST. Domingo 5ia6 cents.
TEAS-ImperiaI IS cts. a 81 25 cents. per ID Gun
powder 50 cents a % cents per ID; Black 25a60
cents.
~HIDFS-Green A. cts. per b.; Spanish l24al5 cts.
PLASTER-Lump Plaster-fom wharf, $24, Ba-
sin, 400; tierces 500 lbs ground, ST..
RICE-34n32cts.
MOLASsES-OId crop Cuba - ; New crop do.
2Oa2lc. New Orleans 26t ,27c.
LINE-From store $l.25; from vessel 81.
COITON-G4aG4c.
PARTNERSHIPS
CANDLES-TaIIow Hale Sperm 33l3l Hubs
Pat cs. per II.
FLANSEED-None in market
/ CLOVER SEED-New pure, $33aS1.
NAlLS-34 els.
S~UGARS-New Orleans A. a54 Porto Rico 4sa6s;
St. Croix Gail. Loaf, double refine Sac; single, Sc.
GIN-American so els; Holland $l25 per gallon.
IRON-Pig Iron s274 a 1922; Swedes $95 per ton;
English sG5 a 70; Tredegar 500; Country bar $50,
scarce and wanted.
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S

Married. on the l7.h o. April, at Rccheville, by the
Rev. Dr.. Leach, JOHN A.. LANCASTER. Esq. OF
Buckingham. to Miss FANNIE V daughter Of the Rev.
Jas. H. O. Leach, Of Cumberland.
, 10 Boston, the 18Th inst, Mr.. WILLIAM
G RIVES, Jr., son Of the Hon. w m. G.. Rivts. Of NiG-
ginia, and Miss GRACE WINTHROP SEARS.
Maraied. at Oak Hi. Campbell, on the 23rd inst
By Rev. James McDearman, the Rev. ROBERT A
ANDERSON. Of Prince Edward. 10 Miss JUSTINA
G.. daughter of the Eev. Samuel ArInisiead, Of Camp.
bell.
Married, at Blrnheim, Powhatan, on Thursday, The
2lth list, BY Rev. Antrew Fisher, DAVID f..
SPENCE, E~q ,of Iynchburg, u Miss SARAH b.
IiODSON. OF BieuheIm.- Patriot.
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CELTURY.
ooh death, alI-eloqlent you. prove

ooh death, al-eloqueni you. prove
WI hat dust we dat on, when lis mcn we love"
Died. At biz residence. in Halifax county. Eprh Car
olina, RICHARD II. M0SBY, Esq in The 5lst year
OF HE age; 4 native Of pUwhatan county, Va. lie was a
u.sl Of bright genius-varied and elegant requirements
warm and ardent in his feelings-anda generosity that
knew no bounds. His love for his native State was
strong. even i'll death.
consolation to his numerous friends at a distance to know
that he was resigned 10 his fate. and that, he died as a
Christian, in the 'consnunion Of The Catholic Church.
hoping fur salvation only through The merits Of his Re-
deemer.
g. The Lynchburg. Fredericksburg, and Washing
ingtcn papers will please copy.
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= At; regular meeting IF the Common Council IF
Ivnchbng at their Chamber "a Friday evening. tn
25h ofNay, 1910
Present:-John NJ. O'ev. President; Sam7s n. Dri-
guild, Paul Jones, Tpi4aD. Jennings. G-lg- T. il.
sprts, Pleasant Par,in, ana Charles ~. LhEsI4a. mean
bers.
John Thurman, inspector Of butter and lard, made a
repnrt for the last year, which was read aid received -
and which Is in these words: TO rh- President and mem
D-r:S f he Common Common ID common Han assembled:
GshI r eQ Since NV repJr! % you in May llst. /
have inspected The fllIwing quan'lty # butter an lard,
Il wit:
Butter $50 packages
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
gURG NJ ,

TOBACJO-Inspections the past week, Col hhds-
The large quantity Inspecting, and the general soft
condition If much that is put upon the market. has caus-
ed a father decline in prices Of all grades of leaf ubac-
e.. Sales have ranged from ! Soto 3 so for LugS; $50
to $50 fr common To ~mijdling Leaf; 4 80 ~ Sc, for good
to fine Shipping a.l Scanning; S. Ia $40, fer goid ran
utac'uring with higher prices. for finer qualities. Yes
teriav a fue HID. made by Mr.. Lemon. of Roanoke .sold
at sl575-ard another made by Mr.. ST. Clair. Of same
county. at $3.50; a very fine shipping crop Of 10 hhds.
made BY B.. Cock Of Campbell, sold at S. 80.
WIN L. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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LANDF0R SALE,
CO.g'T.EEsgE.S'E $50 :s-i .fCRES.

YING Immediately on the Forest Road, about Is miles
IL west from Lv1chburg, and within one mile OF Norwood
Tavern. Presenting all persons, wishing to buy, would first
view the premises. sufi. re it to remark that 1t is a valuable
Ii tile ARM being at least one third in Woods, and an un-
usual portion, for the size of the tract, is rich
Bottom Land.
It lies remarkably well. and produces kindly. There Is not
as much as one ACRE OF CALLED or worn out land, on the
tract. The improvements are comfortable Buildings, all
new. There are also other valuable lands adjoining, which
can be bought, if an additional quantity should be wanted
Persons wishing to view the land, will please call on the
subscriber, living within a few miles OF the same. Posses
sion can be had at the time of purchase. As this land is not
brought into market TO raise means, the most. accommodating
indulgence can be extended. if required.
Nav 24-wts WILLIS P~OINDEXTEt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-31

T'reHsysirth .4rnNtal Feporigf tie Managers Of The
Lynchbgrg Dorcas Society.
The bare annunclation. that t~wentvsix wars AGO.
this Society was organii-6, and that an annual Report
has always been made by lis Managers, would naturally
suggest that every feature in lis design. aqd operation
was TOD familiar to bear repetition; but by reviewing its
records, we are feelingly reminded, that al .ongh the
Socirty Hires with al is original vitality. and efficiency,
but few who laid It's fuuudalIon are now in our midS-
It's bard Is in part. CONFUSED Of another generation, :nd
ne conamuiity hor changed, On that !c=isl.e4s tide