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gre - svsaeest.os, e>ea,e !rcns dan gs,s
i.si ssse, ~ their ,isa.a imasiuaiios,s.
mT<n1aey ard inosssn,oo.. In ilis
ssy. u has done harm.
This talk, acfcos 20. abca: Dis upion,
sed the rncasusc. thai have been press.
ID atSm The csuniry under cover 81 II.
hare rostiy i,c,ecsod tie 4dati. !Sl.nery
fss'asgs ~ tie N.vsl~s States. We
believe this 10 tr fses, which will de-.
monsirnie i,tsif ia ,'ee tine. II ~a.
s~ake"~d rev jcs'cs.irr, implanted
ocw distract, ard cTeaied pew sensitive
oe,. apo, the .u'jee, q slavery among
Nofih.ra in-n. scorrs,--, thousands of
nacn nj the North. Who have always rc-
garded The Whole Abolition movement
with rrp,oha,i"n snd ii,.us,. have been
powerfully affected by Tie correla,i,c
fansiieism ~h,,h lns sprung up In The
Southern Sts,cs. and 10 boldly u.u,rod
control OF our Hall. Of National Leeis.
la,icn. E,cn's have no importance he.
yonl the day which gives them birth.
They SOW reeds which never fail 10 take
root. and in due tam. 10 bring forth fruit
y. j. Courier and Enquirer.
We commend these remarks to the
attention Of our readers. There 10 grea,
force and significance in them. In all
that is said ia relation TO the prcsersa-
ton Of the Union, We cordially concur.
Among the people there never has been
wha. may he called slight shade Of
apprehension. tina, respectable attempt
that way, would be made. Should there
he, not only would the attempt be pa,
down, but If it required more than
cous'able's rec to do so, il would be
put down with the kindest but surcst
and strongest precautions TO cure the
evil itself. No, only would til. par lial
inflammation be allayed, but sure though.
kindly operating alternatives administer. !
cd to eaec,uaIly eradicate the evil of
Slavery itself from tie system. Yer.
mont vii! abide by the Constitution in
It's true meaning, 10 the last letter. but
Slavery must not take one jot more.
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Eoip AIIrMrr At kosBggr.--On
ss'urtsy n,ornius. about ! o'clock, the
~nirhman engaged by the Railroad Cor
rer~''on a, the dcpo, In Dorcesier, had
TITS attention arrested to the Ma,tapan
nsnk building by hearing a Sigh, noise,
apparently made BY tue careful applica-
non q turgiers ,oois. Proceeding eau.
''eusiy 10 The building lac discovered two
men, che Of whom va. prying open the
'hu''crs, While the other wa, n; work
ON the door. The Waterman made an
A'ien.; % seize The fellow a, the win
low who c'udei his grasp, Ned round
Tie building. and into shed near by.
pur'ucd by the wa'cllman. Tic shed
being being very dark. the latter com.
rnenc"d groorins abcci in an effort 10
Ia. hand. upon the rotbcr, when be was
".'ori'hcd by the fash and report OF a
Fi,sicl, The bah from which pasted
through hs cap, slightiy grazing the
top Of his scalp. Upon discharsing the
pistol. the fellow attempted 10 rush from
The 'hed, ard vas seised by tie watch.
mar, tu' .fisr shor, and ,iolea, suf.
&c. 30: away. and took tn his herls.---
The waielman Icing armed with Il
single larrclled pistol, drew i. and fol.
'ewtd in c.o,e pursuit, and fred, wound.
ing the rubber, SO iha; he fell TO the
ground Upoa falling, ,hc wounded
man cried Out" thompson. ior Gods
'ste come kni help me :" His
cvasrade WHO had beea awaiting Ii e re.
fa't Of The seu!nc NJ a shor, distance,
'smc 10 his assistance. and placed Linn
UPON his iegs, they started in The dirrc.
ton Of the turnpike. Tie watch man
10 wss then unsrmed, followed, but
A.s told by the robbers il woald be
dangerous fs him 10 come Too close, as
they were armed. and also had friends
near a. hand. Afsr proet edirg few
rods. they earse up with . horse and
wagon. b. the read. ride, in which were
tso ncn. sha gsa oa, and bundled the
wounded man in,e lie carriage. They
'h~n drove of a q rapid iro,. II {.
ftt ksevn Of course hos Seriously the
r's; sss injured by the .hes. la, IL rusy
had 10 Tbs dsteetioa ef he party. The
cend.cs Sf The ~aichMsan Vas cool end
is.e'mined, but the whole affair was 30
ssddssly commenced. land rapid in lts
termination, that he Lsd no 'is.s 10 cali I
!of sSSivans~.
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Troy CONFERENCE AcApEMr---
ANNlvERsARY EXERC,sEs-ExAaI.
NATION of Classes, Monday, Tues
day. and Wednesday, July 18th 10th
and 18th. -
Erhibitions--T Thursday. July 18th
Ladies at 10 o'clock, A NJ; Gentle.
mems, at 2 o'clock.
Address before tho Young Mems
Lyceum, Wednesday evening, by
John W. Fowler, Esq. Principal Of
the State and National Law School.
Address before the Ph,lomathean
Society. Thursday evening, by Prof.
John Foster, Of Union College.
JOHN NEWMAN, Principal.
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We perceive that the Press gencr-
ally are loud in their condemnation of
the recent disgracefaI attack of Forest
upon Willis. In thi. we fully concur.
When such men as Edwin Forest 80
far forget themselves as to commit nc, y
of rowdyism worthy alone Of Mike
Walch or Isaiah Rynders, they cannot
expect the public to look with less favor
upon those acts than had they been
committed by those somewhat notorious
characters themselves.
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TO BR CoNTINCrp.1
CELEBRATION AT CASTLE
TON

AT q regular meeting Of Good Sa-
marian Divisios, No. 80, S. Of 4.
1t their Division Room, in Castle ton,
June 18th, 1850, it was then rcsolv.
ed, unanimously, that we will have a
Celebration Of our Order on the 4th
Of July next. Whercupon the W. P.
appointed the following Brothers a
Committee Of Arrangements:
i. s. Carr, J. N. Nortlmop,
d. Underwood, w. B. Colburn,
D. q Wbitlock, j. Harrington,
B. W. lIur..
After the meeting Of the above
Committee. it was
Resolved, That the following d.
visions be especially invited, viz !:
killlngton Division, East Rutland,
Marble Valley Division, West Rut.
land, Mountain Spring Division, Pitts
ford. Otter Greek, Division, Danby,
and Friendship Division, Wallingford
to JOIN us in our Celebration.
The above named Divisions have
s'gnlhed to us their acceptance Of our
invitation. We also respectfully re.
quest our friends and citizens of Cas-.
Teton, and ncighboring towns to at
tend. An appropriate address will
be delivered On the occasion.
We hope to see the 4th Of July
next, q day SO fraught with halIowcd
associations, an array Of worth and
respectability gather around the stan.
dard Of Temperance.
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Fvo nrrbrfb 1--WE rosi
BsGaia. JSas is~-i2 o'eifsk. n.
Oss eis.ssas wsss s,sisisd this sDotn.
,ae hy . Telegraph fvpwt announcing
iM dccrstsssn, BY Gre. of The steam.
is,ss Osisvr,n, Gap, Ross. She leti
isfe yesterday nprnrnx. fes Sandssi,
sai fsi1da. siih os~r TWO Hun.
DIED PASSENGERS. When .ilh
~ siasi ,weay mile. 81 Cis,elsnJ. she
,ss,a Ase, aod .he flames sprt.d shh
.'ssh rsp,,is,y srvi 6ss, - 10 drf, every
6ort 10 ~a,inroish thsm. The ,uos,
,ts~nvoas cA,rs sore made 10 s,op
their pseSrcss, bs, they uese osly cub.
.iset when the uniorisaat~ ve.ssl WAS
t'srssd 10 The waters edge.
The aaie. ai,er II ~aa foaad ,mpossi-
i.s~ 10 cate the vessel. tsrew himself IN
W tbs Lake, and sxam ashore. lie
prxred~d imm<dis,ely 10 Cie,elan l.
ile sAys that ot.iy thirty u the multi.
,sds On Los,d eseAptd. and ,hs, OVER
TWO HUNDRED LIVES WERE
LOST.
Aescng the loa ~sie CAPT. Roar
saa ~'fs. The Passengers were mo.sl,
smtsrAsss. fsll particular. are not
.e, received
ftx,nrs pARYicuLAEs Of The late
'hsssass bas Lscn received. The cause
Il the fire 1t 10 not YET learned. And
~ sascs. s~torssas,,ly, can explain
"o'Lins. They we're sslerp and in bed
All they they kacw l., aL'oo, three o.
ssock- or about d.. Lresk--,he alarm
e Ere wss given. The shore VAS in
.i.h. Hope said il ecuI.l he reached.
enJ oil were still. In, vixen the bar
IA, s,raek. ho,.e VAS converted into
Despair. and wildly, death Ivy FIRE MA,
.hmsoed TO NICE, death amid the wafer.
Tbs Passengers plunged into the lake.
and but le~ were saved.
There wns Atoui 2j0 Oh Loard. The
rusnI<r sased is mly forty Sir. PAsks,
l'osi Iss,cr VI Rochester, Pa. says NJ.
tss In, light. scArch VAS made Cor tic
tcIics. Two aud three were taken W.
At time, aud they were laid upon TIE
shoie.
u was sad sigh, ia behold Their
r~asissp, ,!'. mtsauing OF the sari their
ieaik-rlaee. the wild lake shore Stranc.
"r and relative lay there. young aud old.
~ qa'ctly and s,ill NJ il in ,i,sir temples
noaght had been burned cave villa,
might Ia incense ia Heaven!
The steamer was abou, three fourths
u mile from The shore wl,cr she
grounded. AMI about Is miles frum
Cleveland. Il il supposed TIC Gre orig.
mated from ,i,c furnaces.
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a !sss.sH ls ,sais sssA ard isssae Al
s.eesss acss'.~n hem 1s,ov~ II .
quarter Il . mi.issa ssesv 70 acnAA dr.,
rsssi.cf In s.~csy y.srn The ssesr,
Il s'sss ..srrs DOES s<s tesrvase, ss
"a. sssYs pIs.sss, en- epsssssssAy Ivy.
fny ~, Tie snnai ~seA lo~ecs. Ill ~
,essaeersss sre in fA,os II ,ke snsnci.
rssien 81 the Afs1sa Esrs -- R~tes~
ASsssss 1s
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

We are requested to state that Mr.
S. ". HrLErT, the successful champi.
on Of Temperance, will Lecture at sucI
place ms shall be provided him in Rm.
land Village. on Saturday evening next
Alse at the Brick Chnrcl, in Cas,lelon
on Friday Evening. Mr.. IIulett being
somewhat known in this section. the
friends Of Temperance will Of course
be present.
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c3-A boL and Deliberate aiismp.
sss made. 10 iake the ifs Of q Mr..
How, an evssseer II q gang u Irish.
msn, II Passumpsic Village, Barnet.
Last TUESDAY. The iaet. are, q. rsssiy
as se can sseer.sin. Tie follo~ing -
Tbs IrsssuAa vss discharged 10 COZ.
..gaeass 81 some ,sissisneaDcr. by Mr..
hsse. ~ Tuesday morning, ss.a ~as
d,'se;sd 10 the Csp'Hs OfIics 10 ,4s-
'ie' u the course VI Tie dsy. he re-
ilfsed, ssadse.ly 10 create disturbance
a6elg lLs l.a"svss and Mr.. IL, iai,Aisl
10 Lis sshpis!ssN erdsssa Ain 10 have
ale ps~fais<s, shieh be Did ,slsxtxn,iy.
~lse Mr.. II. returned 10 La. LSsiaes.,
ard sLiis 10 : iesai,.s pfs.are, Engaged
N nsosisg ds', s~r. ils l:isissaaa ~.
irsselsA ssssea r.ci ~lih .s,eh be
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pss . tles spA Ne had .A:rA Old
k@- lie semssetd is.s~e.'iSe q long
,i~e. tu' h bod. lx~e,sr. ccassieree
slaagsrcss. Tie isshaas ,s,metssasel,
Ord. sa, wss rsrssej Aad csessshea a.
~ e,en,nes " the same day. ssd 10 nos
n csssSdy ~ Caistswia-s
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WIG STATE CONVENTION.

The Wing. II Vernon, ART requested
Ia usres IN '-tatc Con,eniion nj Noutpc-
li-r. ON Wednesday the 9Th If July next.
at 10 o'clork A. H.. for the purpose Of
nominating State tirkcs. aud making
other suitable preparations for the coming
election.
Ia view Of the importance Of 'hir clcc-
ton. icing the iira under our new Cu-
',i,uucn. a fall representation from every
section Of the State. j. earnestly invited.
II ~ hoped that all the unemb+rs II the
County Committees will I've present. az j,
viii aSord them an opportunity Of con.
irrring together To adopt suitable rcas.
urrs calculated TO continue the harmony
and success u ,hedpaty.
A. =. LYMAN,
JUSTIN =. MORRILL,. Whiy
DANIEL II. ONION, >Ssa,e
fORTTS BANTER, Com.
UHklN SMITH.
May 81, 1880.
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n-The 'Free Democracy Of Rut.
land County hold their Convention on
the 4th Of July at the Court House in
Rutland.
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ny TERRY a SHIELDS.
Y'ER.US

The " LyNenBuRG NIRGSItSp is published cre1y Mon
dan and Thursday morning, at totn Dollars per dntnn
,able IN adcaHce. NO Sub rripoh oH be feeeircd for
shorter time than SIR months phd no paper 'rdi ce dScoh
t;ued ercept at the discretion sfhs Ediors) Wtd all
prcnrngeS are pad
R ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al 80 cents per square Cor
i,ss for ereyy imer form insertions ana Si cts per square
for iess) for erery outer form Insertion
Eeerg 4tperiser required TO note on me s hoo long
he tpshes his advertisement inserted an 'o'
80 ,a,e ,riu be inserted tn its diScoHtnnce be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING The terms are: for the Wruegs
of t,oo squares, To- for square Jo one square m
y farm S35 Ereru Uearty Advertiser cW be required 10
coufne his advertising TO has particular ie 81 business
jon PRINrING erecedn neatly and eTpedtouSiy d'id
on reasonable terms.
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dcsctlhed in the said deed containing acres, lying
ou the hlnr Ridge and its vicinity adjoining the lands 1l
Srdds hris Jesse eheslu and atnsis This tact known
the "Blue Ridge tact lies at base the Blue
Ridge o mountains, at the head Waters at Enchanted aud
lush erees, both sides o the toad leading em iedla
Mills Ia Lexington by PryorN Gap and both sides o the
ruad leading romth he Rulao Springs to Lexington hy the
same cap about lnncs from pedlat Mils aud II rom
lc>ngton and contains by actual survey and calculation by
[ III, Il Il lInlr
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NOTICE..

"O Al Claimants under the "BoUNI LAND"
\ act. passed by the last Congress, offer my serv-
COS as Agent.
Having an iltores ia this matter can make 1t ad-
v,nia,.ons 10 all others who may employ me in the
procn,iop of heir warrants, by locating thelf claims
in person; and by haviog il all located ia one body
every one will be greatly benefited.
| intend if a s4tieient number OF warrants be pa-
cod in my hands 10 visit several Land oicets IN the
Staia where the pablic Lands il, MS to make the
bas location possible; aud upon The rec plon OF lhe "a
TENTS will send hem to each who may dfsire IT,
There wi be no difficulty and v'ry little delay in OBJ
taitop The warrants as shall either have an Agen N
Washington, or shall 90 there mfself.
Adir SIS me-post pail-at ibeny Bedford County
Vi,ginia l.. NJ. SllUMAkER.
Ocl n -2w
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Groceries, Hardware Cutlery, Iron, steel, & c
Important Information.
yHAIsOE HSgg. NG.

HyHE Bill granting BOUNTY LAND to the Sol
diers iyhethr rcrnllrs. volunteers or mllitla) en-.
paqpd in the War Of 1912, 'l3 and II, and in the
Florida or Seminole War Of 1886. 81, 80, ard Cen
Wayne, War, Sc, hariag finally passed Congress,
the undersigned being 10 pas'esslon Il all he lprm9
and understanding fully all The qnrement' OF the va
ruus oflices of The G,vernmen', will attend promptly
To procuring the same claimants.
In case Of the deah of The Solder, the u tdor or IN
nor ChHircn are entitled.
Ih,sp Soldiers wh, eogaged Ia serve twelv" months,
or during The war; and actually serred nne mo"ths, VIII
re i've me hundred and sixty acfes and those Who en-
oaged TO serve SIX munths and Actually se'red toW
months will receive einhy acr s; and those who engag
ed Ia serve f any, or Indefinite period and actually
serred one month, will receive forty acres
A. tbe Claimant or Wafraniee is not aloccd the
priyilege Of selling aud assigning array his teWcme OF
warrant hut compcicd 10 locate the Land or hare II
oco,cd and as consi leahe delay and RISK IN procuring
Good and adraatagcousy located Land will be he con
seonence the subscriber order 10 ubfaie the same
has made a,ranuemeus with competent aud responsible
II men in the \ est to select and locate Warrants
+ nc,sop thereby securing prime farming and mmhe'-
ouc I,pd afpr which the Patent for the same can
then he sold al ttl rdtc thus saving SOM S3O' or $i9o
IN the Claim, as well as guarding against Lana NPfc"
tors. and many untorsee' difficulties hat VIII otherwise
occur. W, l;
Forms ard instructions furnished, ihe a,Taot ooa'n
oa I,c,,ed and the Paten Land sold at flM price.
y,s Ess far he whole services being only 10 per cent
an G vernmen valuation Of Claim, including u 10 De
paid in advancr.)
AD"'s'' lp'',J join s. GALLAHER. JUNIOR.
Washington CIV, ID. T..
or Z. A. GALLAiER.
Republican Office r. chmond, Va
Oct "a Pm -
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Meeting Of the Stockholders.

GENER Al. meeting of the Stockholders OF the Rocky
n Mount Turnpike Company, will he heldat the Prank
lin Hotel the OF lynehhurE, saturday, 10th day
OF November J.W DUDLEY, SLC'RY.
Out l7-tl6S
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sa%AEg9a and a hall acres, less purchased by
g3gsSs3 The said Richard : Ellis oi John Burks, and
Xsssss lying on the South waters oi Pcdlar rivef.
w. h.SO-another tract ot LAND situated in
ssrAas- the county al Amherst aud described IN thr
said deed containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ONEAN THREE QUARTER ACRES more or less,
purchased by the said Richard $. Ellis o Samuel Bnrks,
sou Of Charc) adjoining the lands Of the estate o Joshua
s Ellis and others.
ALSO-another tract OF LAND situated III the county oil
Amherst and described nthr sad deed as containing FlF ~
ACRES, less, purchased by the said Richard S FL
lis OF Charles BurlIs's heirs.
ALSO--anoihcr tract ot LAND situated in the conniNo
Amherst and described in the said deed containing NINE
1Y EIGHT ACRES, less purchased by the sad
Richard s Ellis oi Joshua : Ellis.
The four Land last above named constitute one
commonly called the Bowen tract, and viii be sold as
such II includes the small mountain, known as tlisa
mountain" This tract is situated about one hiIe Snnh
west oi Pcdlar Mills, aud quarter oi mile rom HE
I.ynchburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike road. The soil
is strong red clay. capable o the highest Improvement
about one thild of the IN original growth OF The bet
quality oi timber well wa,cred, and in one OF the best
ncig ghbnurhoods in the county.
ALSO-anothcr tract Of LAND situated in the county ol
Amherst and described the said deed as containing SIN
TY ACRES, more less, being the chill" tract mcin-
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Twenty Likely Negroes,

n ad rent ages and sexes, oi which good black
,tb and another an excellent miller. After the salc II
the above property shall sell head OF Horses, yoke OF
oxen 20 head OF Cattle l. OF 20 head II sheep 60 II
70 hcado Hogs, Wagons and Gear, OK art and the
PM zion Tools Hou.rhold and Kitchen Furniture; also.
81 Bla Ii .mhs Tools which hayebcen bat little used, 100
barrels Of Corn crop OF Tohaero Wheat Oats straw Sc
TERMS
The Land will be sold ON credit of one two and three
years the purchaser giving bond and good security The
other property for all five do ars vii be sold On
credit Of TIVE mon,hs, the purchaser gsios b. nj and
5oa security For under five dJdrs, all WlIl be re
auired ofthe purchaser.
The sales viii b. commenced on the above named gay,
nnesS If be too iarlenent IN which event will take place
on the fair day thereafter aud he continued from day
10 day until completed. JOHN l. bl-f.NN'
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pOStpoRIc,siCnt.

'The meeting oI thc SIoekhodCrs 0l The KOckN Monn
Turnpike Company postponed till Saturday. tine 1th De
cembpr. By order oil the board,
Oct 3!-t7Drc !. W. DUDLEY, Scc'ry.
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|, 500 A GRE S

s&fr~ this qnantitv about $50 acres are helsvcd
S%saAFNe n be arahle There Is abundant suppl, ot
T$$TSM3 fine tmhcr the land, and two fine sttePms
run Through #, capable ol driving saw mills OF
--ssas-- furnaces.
AiSO-iuut hall acre .os in The town oi Bethel, On
James ,,,erm mules above l,nehhug and IN The county
ol Amherst, to wit
Lot M Is, bought el Metr and William White, and de
scbed IN the sad deed "So1o house and Lumber house
lot
Lot Ne s. bought ei Edward Carter and described in
said deed as the "Whte House lotn
Lot Ne and ., described IN the said deed ns two
cant unmprov ed lots adlominmg the White house lot
Also another Tract OF land situated in the county Of
Amherst known asthe "liarcssn tract, containing Two
Hundred Acres. recovered by the said Richard : III
lis o NJ Martin, adjoining the lands oi John Flood and
others.
orac the debts secuted to- he paid by thr aforementioned
deed NJ trust, with all interest that has accrued shall nc
etheroon and all the proper eos aud charges omahng
the sae="hch will he continued from day TO ia, nn, com
plcted.
And in execution o the created hv another deed OF
trust Necntcd hy the Richard Ellis, decd the
Thomas ~ ILL., Charles Ellis, junior. and ,hampe
Carte the ih day ei lmc, nths year iss, and which
trust deed - ol record the Clc onicc ct the County
Court Nelson (at the instance aud request a thr sad
Thomas II Ellis aud charles f amni>t el chatlcs
El. dreH viii he old by the undersigned, trustee
aforesaid at public action, 10 the highest bidder the
day oila' not the next tr d' aud at the same place,
aud m e same terms all respects the soe oi The Other
situated in the county o Nelson smos west ol the tou
lousc, adlpuug the lands o the estate al Leo Hams,
dcrh and others, containing 81 ACRES, and patented to
the said Richard 5 lllis on he I'D June, iSoi
To raise the debts secured to he pad hy the last mention
cd decd 81 tust. with all mc,c, that has accrued shall
thereon aud all hc proper cots aud charges Of
king the ad sale winch will be continued from day day
until ltnnp ct.d.
While the subscriber has noroasonlo doubt The validity
of the title othc property embraced hy the several dcrds o
hust helen hrie reffed TO- V, he Will ,' ana convey"
only such interest. tight and title aud To tho saa proper
twas he under the thfea several tn>t deeds aotoa1d may
hln, sell aud convey, and he vii only make Ia the pun
chasrr>deed with special Warrant, against himself and hs
heir- and all persons eh,m'nR undo Inn
lhes,d Thomas II. Ellis and Charles Ellis, j., have
Nris t a. %
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I w n % Es r. NJ ID
RlANKEIS. HAIS AND CAPS.
NewLondon Academy.

U'IiE EXERCISES Of this Institution viii he resumed on
the lst dav October following, by Mr. Foster who mas
had tie ~perincndance the Academy im the last three
wears Mr. Foster accomplished scholar ana has gwen
The Trustees and Patrons o the School satisfactory cNdeh-
oi hsquai6cations 10 instruct youth IN ,e fa'i'"s
branches Of liberal edncaon and 10 prepare them Tor the
study Of the Sciences as taught IN our Colleges.
The Trustees intend, few months, to purchase com
pete Apparatus, for the purpose OF illustrating the fhioso
nhiral and Scientific Lectures by experiments
: TERMS Of Board and Tuition will be as heretofore.
GERARD ALEXANDER President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
NOW REt EWING II
WILSON & H0BS0N'S
'NtaF NNI1 " FlI.Is NFlIlEN III = 7 VI IA q
G Il o q Il Il les.

G II o O Il RIES
Shoes, Rooty, Sole Leafbr, Blankets Hats, hed-
ry IIooiicn Goods, LiaStgs, Prints, O.na-
bmeS, DdmesiicS, ken and Sfeel,
NXTu1Cu they ocr the lowest market prire lo Cash
W or1ncNehange Ion Country Produce, aud by strict at
rnon 10 business, they hope to receive rolon ot public
patronage. JOSEPH II VIII .SnN,
NArllI. Il llOBSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04

For scn..cnncns Wear:

blue BI'k n Cola Cloths, all gIadcs,
Piece French Bl'k 10th, finest imported,
Blue Bl'k x Fancy Docslan Casslmctes,
French, English II Scotch no.
S,ll, s otin Cashmere Grcnadnc 4 Velvet Neatings,
A choice selection Of Parry Ncstlngs,
McrIuo Shris, silk lllkis. tfa'ats 'oFe', Su'Pen-
~. 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
Executors Sale Of Land.

4 y pursuance oi The last will and te t,men, nf James
Bowling, decd shall on "Wednesday the % day OF
Nnyemhor lS10. the rrrmses expose 10 sale by way
of public auction, the TRACT of LAND living ,he
h. tad waters OF snya Creek, in tho couny o Amherst.
on which the said iosalor resided nj the tuna Of his death
and containing