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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29

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VIRGINIA At Court held Ion the county OF Campbell
thr Sth day ot July, 1870.
ia ddh Allen, Anderson Boohe, trustee for Anderson
fAchord aud Gillian his vile, Nathan Specie Julia Ann
Specie, inI9nt under the age oil twenty years, who
by the said Nathan Speoee he father and neN friend
nanicl Il. Boathe and Tho mas W. Bootho, Plaintiffs
against
Allen /. Willie, administrator dc honis with the will
annexed oI James Allen, decd Thomas j. itchor aud
Gillian his vile Mary johnson, Formerly Mary Alcn)
George Aen and William 4. Lakewood AMI Elizabeth
Ann his wife, Defendants
IN CHANCEKN,
(Sa brought for the sale and distrhut ON among those
oma ri the real and personal rcsuary estate o James
Alien, dced, late of tulpcpcr county, Na)
Thr defendants, Mary Johnson, George Allen, and vii
liam T. Lakewood and Elizabeth Ann ms wie having
entered their appearance and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they do not reside within thus
State: 1t ordered that they do appear here before the jus
tices OF this court sitting in term at rules held in the
Clerks office oi this court before the second Monday
in September next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs,
further 10 do whatever he required Tor the protection
their several interests; Aud that copy of this order b,
forthwith nscrcdn the "Iynchbrg Nirginian' ion our
OF this county, the first day OF the next term.
copy-Tcste,
GEO, WIN. DABNEY,C.
s. c. 4. Wills, Attorneys ior plaintiffs
July ll-wiw
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DRAINING.

ffNlN MI RlRAY, having erred from his late IN
" disposition, W Inch prev enttd his CARRIER
respectfully informs the Ladies' Gentlemcn and Principal
ol Institutions in lnnhburg and its vicinity that he now
prepared 10 take classes, either at the academies, residence
al the citizens, his dwelling in Pencil Drawn
Water Color OF Oh Painting. For further particulars and
inspection Of works OF ant, apply at the Musical Academy
Church Street.
For sale, number of fine old and modern Paintings Gle
gantly framed.
june l7-wts NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29

rover sireng and fertility -aad that only be done
by periniical and generous mapntinghy returning 10
the earth an rqnvaleni fo its bonnul contribution. 10
wards the support Of the human family.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29

L Rules holden Ia the Clicks Office 81 the Circuit Supe
n Court OF Law and Chancery Ion the county OF Char
lotto, the 3ddav of June, 1850.
Samuel T. Rice. Plaintiff,
against
Walter Grow AMI Sarah H. hi' "le, formerly Sarah Il.
Rce and others, Defendants.
N GiIANCERl.
The i, feusus Walter Crew and sarah y. his wiic, not
having entered ih# appearance According In the act Of ~
Serby au he tlcssl I'm, Court and appearing by saS
factory tcuee That thcY not inhabitants u tbs Com
mpneah, u ar1cc thai thu said defendants do appear
Clerk office o the said court at the rules 10 be holden
therein on the first Monday ~ September next and enter
their appearance. and the plaintiff bill, and that
ea1y orl,r be inherited IN o l}nrhburc Nrginan
mont h. successfully, and posted at The ifnut don o
ID, Courthouse ol the sad County.
rapy, .......
L. -nl-l MIN~I .llW IL IHINNllN -
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

CELEBRATED DAGU ERRIAN GALLERIES,
.iaiR Shect, LyltchbtUg, nert door 10 The Banks;
~ Nam Street, Ricmond Sycamore Street Fctersb'0g;
Mann Street, N6rfoh; baltimore Street Baltimore.
rHliE subscriber begs leave call OF the public
to his new and splendid Gallery which he has just
Petcd aud finished in good style Ills the past
seHc en- years, enables him at this time employ twenty
amualy which he deems lacrng proof of the SUPERIOR
ty OF his nagucneotypes
lkcnesses OF every description copied Large
men oil Lockets and Medaans oil superior quality Tor la
gucrreotypcs
April 29-ts
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ME under gncd would respectfully inform the public that
ht well prepared to accommodate day transient and
permanent boaders, reasonable terms From cXpefi-
al ~ aud unwcaricd cncavours 10 please, he
hope obtain the supported his old friends and that
lis house is vcncntly located and contains excel
lent fa families. Gcuflcncn. arriving in their
wIllhnd aud carriage house.
CIIAS. l.. DlBREII., Proprietor.
Passengers in the Canal Packets, intending take The
stage fofiny point, promptly called Tor.
Ian II
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.V'OT'ECE.
All kinds of Country Produce,
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
'E'iE subscribers have formed copartncrship for tho
L purpose oil doing general
Grocery a. Commission Business,
under the style and firm OF AGREE & McCLANAHAN
Our stock of Groceries, Liquors. Domestics &c, will be
found at all times large and well selected. Consigmen Of
Flour, Wheat Tobacco &c., will be promptly attended 10
-Uhe particular attention Of John G.. Mechanism will he
given to hapar Of the bsness Goods received and for
warded and charge fin drayage Thankful for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended in former
Germs and individually, w5d respectfully solicit contn
THDS. o. AGREE,
JOHN G. McCLANAIlAN.
I.ynchburp, Jan 8 lS50-ts
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SHIRT EsTAHLISIsrENT.

SHIRT EsTABLESIahENT
One of The mot entcnsire IN Tie United States,
I70 Baltimore st,
N4TliERE 500 persons employed and stock OF 1000
w dozen 81 Shirts always hand, style and qualities
suitable f7 all parts OF the Union. Merchants and others
visiting Baltimore invited 10 call and examine the arg
and best OF SHIRTS that has been offer
ed IN this city, consisting OF all sizes and qualities, for Men
aud B5ys which, Tor style and workmanship, cannot be
passed Mpf than usual effort has been made to render the
assortment If SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN and COT.
TON DRAWERS complete aud desirable in every respect
r W. BEfTON,
l79 Baltimore street, Light.
AT,tqL ,,IJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29

toOlS ana uaicfIIIs Tor contractors.
W. w on hand good assortment oi Blarksmlih's
w bellows, Anyls, Nsos Slcdge and land Hammers
Stone iammcrs cast Steel Hand llill aud Striking Ham
mets, Cast steel Hammer Mouds, Stock and Die, Screw
Plates, Files and Rasps, Crow Bars, Picks, Maocks Tape
lnes, Broad, Chop and Hand Axes, Halter Trace and
STONE Chains Hand, Gosscu and Pit Saws Horse Shoes,
Horse Shoe Nails,
3,on0 lbs. ocagon and Square Cast Stccl,
Shaar and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
nodo1on Shp,cls and Spades, and many Other Articles
which We anxious To sell un liberal terms.
Feb ~ GREGORY y R0YAI.I..
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Materials and Provisions

Materials and Provisions
F0R THE CANAL AND RAIL ROAD.
w have store and 10 which shah be adding
w Icy days large stock Of Provisions and uten-
-ils suitable Tor Contractors, winch viii be sold low and
nn az anmudatng tcims as in this market
,uoO lbs Bacon,
~ hhd7. W | Mulasscs,
25,ooo In round ,laare and bar Iron a'sortadszos,
500 lbs rast. German aud shear steel,
- kce- Nas aud Spikes,
$40 lbs Crow Bars and Scdgc Moulds,
20O Sh,,h,
81 Picks,
dozen patent Axes,
2oo kegs napanrs blasting Powder,
> ,oau bet Safety Fuse,
bale Manillo Rope
80 blankets,
u hlrrcs No. : Nlrkcfcl,
- hJSes common Manufactured Tobacco.
Jan Its MrCDRkl.E s. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29
ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims at the City Of Washington

TNiiE subscriber undertakes the collection sccmo,, 49,,
i adjustment o all manner OF claims accounts on ,n,,I
against the Government OF the United States al any t;
state country, before Commits oners before Co6o,ess -
before any OF the public Departments Washington ''
The procuring OF Patents, Army and Navy Pensions ,o
collection OF accounts against the Governments all and
Claims aud every demand other business oI What,
kind requiring the prompt and efficient OF an Ator
ney Agent.
Aresidence o fourteen years at the OF the Federal
Governments with thorough and familiar acolaintanro
with the various systems and routine OF public business a,
the different Offices well as in Congress- added to this
free to the abest legal advisers, needed stGc
the undersigned in pedging the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch to those who their business IN
his care Beng well known to the greater part the CHI
OF this district and TO many gentlemen have been
members OF both Houses OF Congress the last twelve wears
deemed useless to extend this notice by special rcce
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
Charges fees will be regulated by the and extent
OF the business but moderate in all cases
Address, II. c. SPALDING, Attorney,
MAY 2-]m Washinoion u e..
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NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER.



Cheap. Cheaper! Cheapest
DRY GOODS .9.ND READY .hiDE CLOiHL"',
AT WHOLESALE RETAIL.
TIME undersigned having associated themselves
Tor the purpose con1uctnga general Try Goods ana
Gl1hng business respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they receiving from the Northern cities,
a splendid stock OF
DRY COO ID :,
suitable for the SPRING; and ST MINER season. embracing
every article aides and Gentiemens Wea all OF which
he public are invited call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere We have beautiful assortment OF HATS and
CAPS BOOTS and SHOES, with a splendid and general
assortment 81
FANCY ARTICLES
all o which are offered at unusually low prices. Call and
see US and We assured that yon will be pleased with
prices as well Goods determined 10 sell low
having purchased for cash They also receiving spen
did assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing,
based by them CASH. at unusually low prices, 10y
which they enabled to offer great inducements 10
the public, any similar establishment
They would particularly call the attention 81 COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and others to their Wholesale Prices, he
cyng they will lind it to their interest 10 give them
call and their stock before going father East The
great facilities whchthey enjoy in purchasing their supplies
enable thcm TO with confidence that their GOODS
will be sold Il Richmond prices.
". GUGGENiiEfMER
|. UNTERMY Err.
April It's Granite buildings, CabeH House.
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PHGNIX FOUNDRY,

IaufdlaffIY he tftn1I. nom fhr IdngHOTnf HlHs
YSCIIBTRG, v.
rI,iIE SUBSCRIBER, still continues 10 conduct tbs
Enlistment, AMI sulie continuance Of The pattaHagc
literally extended heretofore MILL GEAR1Nt', u
every dcrfpan (avne great variety II patiefns) Horse
Power, Plaster and Cement Cshefs, Bark Als. Cranes
lotaeca Presses. together with every other desetionoi
Iron and Brass Castings,
made aud fitted up the shortest notice. aud the nea'est
q nj most substantial manner Also, PLAIN and FANCY
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILING,
CRATES, - s.c lie has good water power and work
the the head 81 each department. Eve
~ made this eab hment is warranted be equal
10 any dome IN the State, &C. DABNEY, Agent
July i-lA For DAVID NpREN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29
NEW LIVERY STABLES

yVNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform tho, -
and the public generally, that they have reren ,a'
ed large and convenient Stable, on Main street short
distance aeeve Dl6rers Hotel and Immediately opposite
with the best grain, hay, &c, for the accomn,o5
Drovers, Travellers and Transient Visitors pe,s o.
ing town and travelling in private conveyances viii
secure repository Tor their baggage or vehicles Si
tending in person and with the services of an
We keep constantly hand Tor hire on acco,pmd ~ ~.
terms, HACKS BUGGIES, and HORSES orthe bcst a"aS
iy. l''''-
81 n B.-Drovers will find il much to their interest l.,
give call, one OF US Will give his entire acnti,nt
the sale OF Their stock w. j. READ,
Mar It's A G. U>NrorIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29

Dr. =. =. Eitch'S Remedies.
TUE subscriber has just recev eda large supply OF Doctor
Fitehs celebrated Medicines together with his Books,
Lectures on Consumption, Shoulder Braces, Silver lnhai8
Tubes, Patent Silver Spring Abdominal Supporters Sc sc
or sale by his authorised agent.
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
Call and get his Guide to Inyalids, gratis.
May Ats
'NO MANUFACTURERS 4 small lot OF Ionce
l. beans, ior sale at less than New York prices, by
July q JOHN Fl SEAY, Druggist
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tf,O clear each week, composed oi the following
| scls, built expressly for this line
New srhr. Far, j. q Snidccor, master
Memento, w j. Terry, master.
& VIM. II. Mailer, \. Price, master.
" Z" Shas +. Hand w. Ackerlv, master.
q e" f.. l.. Willes, J. O. Smith, master.
d" e" II. ~. Tallman, Dung, master
The above schooncrs Oh the largest class and fast sail
ers built in the best mannor and VIII compare with any line
otpackets sailing from Richmond.
Merchants forwarding and receiving Goods and produce
VIII find 10 their interest to patrenHe this line, eigh
Will AWAY be taken the moderate terms. Every c
font Will be made bS the Richmond and New York Agents
give entire satisfaction All goods and produce, addressed to
us, will be forwarded free of all charges through Richmond
except Tor dayagc, Wharfage, and the actual expense of
avo1ahlc storage W. have, also, Packets plying between
all the principal Northcnana Southern ports; upon whcl
goods produce will be forwarded according the abov,
terms
RANKIN s. WlilrIOCK,
Nov. 5--i2m Richmond, Va
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/ l,as. hill ~ the Clsfh's Ohrs ut Roanoke Circuit
y ~Herer Count = Law and thauEerY, IN MONDAY the
81 d4N = iure- ls5t
Cb4ti,,t Isby Plaintiff,
AGAINST
w,h4mD4iiy, lusy Mlehaaran and Tharna. I'll,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29
.HOre than yiCCnfy Thousand persons
hare bCCn |HrFN.


Whcn however the lin hcromcs Iorkcd up from sudden
ehahgcs al weather undue application Of cold all The
hnmors and vnuleut pat the blood with
IN, aud sickness and death must follow. All the long
oguc ol diseases the result We have, under such eli
eun-tnres, dce'cod remedy that will open the pores
and assl. The body Il east ol offending hmu,s. II
/ Ne htSTl,kS N.lI1fAIING olNlMENI oi the
WORLDS ShINE. 1t opens those avenues through
witch nature eafics oil the impurities within, aud thus
cvcs the body dsoase. II thus that II cures tausump
ton, Setali ftyeis, Fnspc)as, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Suck Headache unsy sore Throat, hcumatism Scalds,
lam IN the Chest, SIDE, and Barl Dyspepsia, posons,
Sore Breast Deafness Gutaneeus tup,ons Sor Eyes, In
uammatn al the Bowels, Kidneys and Brains Buns, hi
ha'ns Pcs, Worms, Agues, cold Feet Liver Complaint,
Ne' all Fever Sores, aud hammatians oi every kind,
without destroying the tone of the stomach generally
done by the introduction and continuance oPs and other
+ nostiums.
lEhy acting upon principe that IT Is proved IL be
~ the most eNtnmduary medicines the world
It's success IN cung disease is altogether unprecedented in
i the annals OF medical Wri-prudcnec
/ This We might demonstrate 10y the publication OF thou
sands oieprthcacs from individuals OF high standing ali
parts 1T the United States, who have experienced AS
] IpNlNlll Nj FL flt Ath IN the healing ot the al
hrng malad,cs IL which mankind i subject But ap
peal In candid aud enlightened public and only ask tina
the numerous cures whrh being effected by this Ont
ment wherever II has been used for that rcpu
aten which II mcttstha due attention be paid to the III
re'tlons contained in the envelope. which the boxes
Ointment are enclosed well the Circulars in the hand
OF our Agents For sale by JOHN IL, SEAN,
Il feh 2a--WlV Agent tor I.vnchhurn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29

T., ,fasH' " tatn Bailf having entered his ar-
faalf aI -ten titv according Ia III, act # Assembly
au3 t's rs, II ts eH1ft and appearing by satisfactory
tr#. tla' l., ,nat an inlsblut hs Commonwealth
1t Is '1 rs that aid ds,pl,ni ID appear here the
hr dtk ths H,s Aagut torn and the It'll oi the
plaintiff sni Hot cop, Il tins afd,f h, ioihAih inserted in
s1r t'Her Published the town ot iynrhbne Tor
two months eeyycs, anl posted al the door the
H.agl Asnss n Tia cfinty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-29

William Smith. aud --, tho children 1T Samuel smith
dred - the children oi Thomas Smith, dec II, -,
the celln e George Robbins aud Jane his viii, thoth 81
whom are dcadD William Haynes aud Lucy his wlic, Wi
liam Rigs and JAM his wife, and Llttlcbctty FoN,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

&c = tie nss, Nessi,ful cars &C
ts.c ever VEGA Sc sach pvrfosc
st.a vas arranged sra ss,ed up as
,at saop a The sa-gaehsras Raj
rad, ahass The sa;erH,erdcoee Of
u ~. Magyar. Lsq. Frc.de'a q
,Ls Company. Who had ss,,r charre
-. Ire phoas arsnsstses. ior scnitus
ne ,euains u Pitshsry. II Is at
sigatvses'ea tAssenssr es'. covered
18th Mack cloth. and fes,oancd nca
appropriately AID richly 'ri;h 'hs
.asns msteflsI. The ess're cyc q ii
Is auissci with ssided tDea'sil'l FIVE
;;.ches deep, which. eonuas'ed. gives
It = ss-, imposing Appearance. AZ
sasa. end ri the car ia a large, tlshl!
carved American eagle. The inter
lot Is also lined With Llsek cle'li e \
lcau,liul texture. and gives Il 'noutn
fal cast. The l,es - slso covered
-i,s the sane 500 Baltimore Patriot.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

Srir,KiSG OK Inr PLaiNs.--A
gentleman from New York, who arriv-
I'd a, Stockton. California, on The 3U,h
Of September. says that the graves Of
smisrarts ARE already thick at every
camping place near the Platte river,
and tbs, The cholera prevailed there to
horrible extent. hundreds dying daily.
The follow iug cxlrac, from his sad sto-
~ Ne copy from tho Philadelphia North
American. and i, will bc read with pain
lul interest;
"'rhc sand was knee deep Tie sun
hruiilng hot no. a tree WAS 10 be seen /;
there WAS 30 water. and their provisions
we're oil gone. Fortunately. after pas.
siBg over about 100 miles of this heidi
OTIS desert. the, came aeros. man who
bad gone 10 m,lee further. found good
spring. and returned with Two barrels
al water. This water lac first sold for
81 per gallon, then II PER quart, 'hcn
sic PER lin', nrd rs the .migrauls
came along. each clicked almos, 10
death ard completely exhausted. a.,
price raised, and no sum he could same
wi,hin the power Of the poor em'yran'
was refused 10 bc paid. When The wat.
sr ~ss nearly oil gone. man came
along who for ,hrce whole days and
r'elis had drank hu, half piH, OF
Guid, lie Mas almost dead and begged
f1r some water. The answer Ma, i
lave moi enonel, TO Las. myself and an,
iuials hack 10 the sIrirc.' $50 slo"
$500, 500, Was Offered in succession
i"T one little cup full e water, and h'
staier r,futd Il. The wre'ehed emf
gran, threw dosp s1"t, all he had il
ii'e world, and b, msin force erasp,'
Tie cup sod qnenehed his ilir~;.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
AMERICAN ART UNION,

The following are some of the induce.
ments TO subscribers for the present
year. The annual distribution 10Th
Dec. next.
First, \ chance Of drawing a prize
from a collection Of several hundred
pictures.by well known artists, AS Cole.
Durand, Lentzc, Huntington, Ilinckley
and Others, many of them OF higl,
cost, and all selected with reference TO
merit. This collection already exceeds
forty thousand dollars in value.
Secondly, Each subscriber viii re-
ceive sir Line Engrarings, the COS, of
which, if executed for private publish.
cr, could not be furnished for twtnty
doNars These consist Of Engravnss
(size, 20 l-2 by lG 3-4) from Leslie's
celebrated picture, from theMcrryWives
Of Windsor. The Dream of Arcadia,by
Cole, (>ize,1 l-2 by 100 DoverPlains,hy
Durand.- same size; The Image Break
err, by Lcnizc The New Scholar, by
Edmonds; The Card Players, Wood.
vile.
. To such as have not yet made up
their minds TO subscribe, we desire to
say, that the inducements Of the present
year. are Acknowledged by all, to be
greater than ever before offered. Sub
scrbers will at once form the beginning
Of a Gallery Of American Art: and
thus be ah9rdng encouragement 10 an
Association which has done more to ex-
tend the knowledge and love of Art
amongst, the American people, than any
other which has been established. The
Honorary Secretary toreceive subscrip-
tons is, Gen. +. w. Hopkins.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
RESOLUTIONS

Adopted By the Tachers' class Of 7roy
Conference hcadrmy:
Tho class having assembled, Mr.. FIR
win }. Sphinx was appointed Chairman.
and Mr.. Alfred L. Burnam Secretary
Mr.. Duane Simmons, $. Il. G,.gory
aud Parker Earle were appointed II
committee to draft resolutions who re.
ported the follow ng, which were unan-
im"u>Iy adopted:
We, ia, members OF the Teachers
Class for the Fal, of 1880, desiring to
express the gratitude which we deeply
feel TO those by whose earnest and ar.
dent labors VIC have been so highly ben
Gifted, do hereby Resolve, That W.
tender our sincere thank to our resper-
ted ard worthy Principal, for his until.
ing zeal to render us efficient Teachers
OF Common Schools, and 10 the follow.
ing gentlemen, whose eloquent and in
struclivc addresses were so cmincn,ly
calculated to qualify US for the discharge
OF the arduous and responsible duties
Of our calling, viz:
Hon. J. Joslyn, Rev. J. Goadby, Sol
ONION Jcnncr, a. NJ, Ralph Ricliard..
ESD j. ID. Burwcll, a. w., Rev II.
is. Taylor, Gran Fasile, A. NJ, Prof
". Smith, ". II. Miller. NJ. u.
Resoired, That VIC, 70 the best of our
ability, will adopt and put in practice.
the methods that have boon set fortL,a,
the best calculated to promote the in
'crest Of those whom it may be our
!ot 10 instruct.
Resoietd, That, a VIC regard Com
mon Schools the great and principal in
sirumcnt for developing the mental and
moral powers Of our youth, aud forming
our national character, We, as Teachers,
will use our strongest efforts 10 elevate
and improve them.
Resotred, Tha! we earnestly AMI
candidly recommend 10 the cor-idcra-
ton Of those who may wish TO AVA!
themselves Of a sirniIar benefit, the su-
perior advantages Of this institution.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The result of TIL. ele ciion is .tiil in
doubt, although III, pro.pec, is ihs,
Hun, lie Wig candidate is elected
4 dispatch from the Albany Argus
Office, dated the li,h. says:
!, is useless 10 speculate upon The
rumors a!ioa'. Upon our revised re.
turns, we estimate that about one hun.
drcd will balance either candidate
The Journal claims this evening. S0i
for Hunt, putting Jefferson county at
500; Oswego o23 Duchess the bal.
ance. and Kings G15. We put Jc!'cr-
son 500. Oswego SCI. Duchess go all
for Lyman. AID Kings 532. There
are some minor differences between US.