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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-30
VvRUsTEE,s sALEOF GOODS.

u On Monday, tho fth day of July next shall
proceed to sell, by way of public auction, TO the
highest bidder, the crtre stock Of Goods, ON
hand. and conveyed TO me hy Mcssrs Watcrhouse
Il Potter, by two deeds duly recorded in the HIS
sing- Court, for the corporation Of Lynchburg The
stock is large and consists Of every variety of Rca
sly-Aiade Clothing, for al seasons.
Terms made known the day OF sale.
June 26-t7iy WM. u. RUANE, Trustee.
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URUST SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL AMI PERSONAL. ESTATE. In


BEDFORD.-By virtue Of deed Of trust. made
md executed TO Us BY William H. Hardy, on the
9th day Of March. 1870. which Is Of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Bedford we,
ur either Of Us that may be rrcsont, shall for the
purpose. in said decd mentioned on Saturday, the
5rh day ofJuly next upon the promises. proceed
20 sell. at public auetion 10 tho highest bidder for
cash that valuable TRACT OF LAND. on which
the said VIM. ii. Hardy at prcsent resides, Gu Elk
Greek, in the county Of Bedford, adjoining the
lands Of VIM McGhce MARY I. Hardss and others,
and containing three hundred and scecnty-two
acres 1t is land of fne quality good Improvements
and ia desirable neighborhovd.
At the same time and place and upon the same
terms and by authority OF the same deed of trust
we. or either Of us that m,y be present will sell
the following Perscna properly. io-wit: oae negro
rii Philf(s, about eighteen years old-all Of said
WIN. n. Hardys stock of Horses, Sheep, Cattle.
Mulss, Corn, Hay. and Oats. Tobacco, Bacon. and
Acpsehold and Kitchen Furniture. of every sort,
Kind, and description. Also, the said W m. ii Hai-
dy's interest in Jack. known II. Tayior'-also
the said VIM. II. Hsrdy's interest in Stallion,
known a. "Raspr--4 or 5 Thrcshing Machines, com
plete-.aleo. saial VIM. II. Hardy's in,rrcst in Is
Washing Machines, and one silver Watch The
title to the above property is believed to be anques-
sisaablc but we will only convey such as is vested
= " BY the decd aforesaid.
WILLIAM r. GORDON. in.
z june s--ssiy N. A. A.PATTESON. TRUSTEES
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NOTTFE.-By authority Of deed of t,u.,


GTEGE.-By authority Of a deed of trust
IS dated 2ith March 1851, recorded in the Hus-
tings Court of Lynclburg executed by Jno s.
Llnghornc and JasC Hunt. tho undersigned will sell
the 9Th day Of July, 1851, the premises at
public Auction all the fixtures Of the LYNCH
BtRG DLSTHLERf, consisting Of first rate
Steam Engine, u 10 Is horse power, boilers of 2j
horse power aud all the necessary fixtures to do a
business OF 100 bushels by daylight or 200 bushels
in 81 hours.
This is one of the best arranged establishments
Of the kind in the State and offers great induce
ment to my one who wishes to engage in any pro-
ltable business.
Also. all ,he fixtures necessary for reetify ING
spirits together with the lease of the house for
rectying and the mill house in which the Distlc-
ryiserocred also a good Coopc,'s Shop and Stable.
Terms liberal end made known ON the day Of sale.
J. y. NDWLiN,
Jrnc l6-tsiy ID. b. PAYNE, ( iiustecs'
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if stiil living. will remember with wonder
and pleasure their interview with the Her
nit Woman of the Alleghanies.
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nAGGER's WHITE SULPHUR
q = = II IL d &..TlIS DEIlGIIEIL. L.

| WATERING PLACE, situated in the coun-
ty of Bctctonrt. ~ miles Wcs. uf the Natural
Bridge. and the immediate road leading from
LynohhurE to the White Sulphur in the county OF
Greenbrcr is now open for the reception of yisi-
tttt
The efficacy Of this waici in curing many forms
of disease aud its hracing inygorafihg effects upon
feeble and debiltated persons, entle it the spe-
cial notice of those who visit the Mountains for
health, whilst the beautiful scenery by WhiM it is
surrounded. and the variety Of umusemcnts that
offered. may Justly cluim passing call from those
who are ia search of pleasure.
! Within a short walk at the Springs, is The mag
nifcient BATH, the Medicinal qualities of which
have been fully tested and for many classes Of nva-
lids. cannot be surpassed in this country The ac-
commodalions are ample and of the first class. The
| TABLE and BAR furnished with the best that the
land affords, and every attention paid to the guests
by the proprietor and his assistants in their power.
Each servant employed will be found experienced
| and trusty.
| The grounds al Joining abound with 'sl kinds of
game and the streams with every variety of fish.
The ball room is large and the Musicians in atten-
/ dance amateurs in their profession The Ten
Pin ALLEY is in a good condition; in short, no
| pains cr expense have been spared to render this
place one every wa. worthy the patronage OF the
public.
The Stages are now rnnning as far as the Natur-
al Bridge, and will soon travel the whue route,
making the trip from Lynchhurg to the Springs, a
distance of o5 nrilos, in day. A lue of Stages
viii connect here which i'll go direct tothc W hItc
! Sulphur. AS the proprietor of Daggers Springs is
the sole owner thereof, he is dcsirinus of pleasing
NO, only for the season, but hopes to make such
| impression upon those who favour him with a call
that. they will be induced visit INN again. Al
he asks ia trial. both in regard to himself and
the water. His charges arc more moderate than al
any similar establishment in the Mountains. They
are follows:
For Adults by the week 81 90
. PER month .---,- -----.---2 % 90
For horse per week ck.----.---.--.-----3 30 f
1 80. - " month. ..----------------10 10 90
Children and servants hslfFrics. Other charges
in proportion.
Below is an analysis OF the Water made ly Pro
| fossor Rogers in 1888. ...
SOLID INGREDIENTS.
Carbonate OF Soda. Sileeian dissolved,
Sulphato Of Soda Organic matter contain
| Cloridc Of Sodium, Ing Chloride Of potas-
Carbonate % Masnosia. sum and Nitrogen,
Ia Oxide Of Iron, Carbonate of Lime,
and Carbonate Of Ammonia.
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS.
Carbenic Acid. Suphurated Hydrogen,
Oxygen, Nitrogen.
4 june a--,s6w' i, \. HATCHER
- Richmond Enquirer, Wing, and Petersburg
Intelliscncer, copy weekly for six weeks, and for
ward ,hcir accounts 10 this Office for payment.
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PAPERS LOSI

LNREE PAPERS LOSF.-l los, some
II where on the Canal bctween Richmond and
Lvachburg few davs since. my FREE PAPERS.
4 fair reward will be given 10 any person who may
iind thcna on delivery to me. OF BY leaving them
with Mosby g. ilolcombc in I.yuchburg. II they
are not found will apply at the August court for
Aibemarle county, for their renewal i.=r-l
Jpnc sS-3,s JOHN SCOTT
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AUCTION SALES,



cait Court continued and held for Botteiourt Coup
iy, on Thursday the 5tb Of September, 1890
james B. kayzcr and hfssy " his wife, former
ly Alien, John Mccartney and Margaret d. his
wife, formerly ATlcn George r. Allen. james W
Miller and Harriet his wife, formerly Allen = D.
ID. Poare and Sarah Il. his 81 ig, formerly Alien,
and William X. +. Alicn, flsiHis.
agdssa
lanes Tate, sur, wing Executor and TEistce undcI
r. Alien and Caroline q y. Allen. infani children
nfCarolipe and Wm- Allen, Dei'ts
This cause came on this day, BY consent, 10 be
heard on the BIZ, the answers OF james ate, sur
si~ing Exo'rapd Trustee, under the VIII Of George
Fosgc, ST. decd, and Of james i Allen, an infant
the age Of fourteen years, by himself aud Of the
said james T. Alien and Caroline G.. J, Allen, IN
tants by G. Shirkey their guardian ad lliem the cx-
hibts and depostions ci witnesses, nHd %as argued
by Counsel. a.l, e. -..o IL.
, On consideration whereof, IL appears to the
touft thai the sale of the Lands prayed fof Nv the
Bill world be advantageous the interest Of said
infant dcirndants Jumes T, hllenand Caroline q.
J. Allen. -
N is therefore adindgoa ordered aud decroed,
that William r. Tnic aud VIM, Il. Knyscr be. and
thoy are hereby nppoin.cd Conni eioncrs, whose
duy 1t shall be, after having first advertised the
time and place Of sale for at eas six week in some
Newspaper pubiiscd in Fincastlo, and aiso n soinc
newspaper published in Lexington, Va, To sell on
the premises, 10 the highest bidder the land IN the
Bin mentioned, on the following terms, VIZ One
third payable in hand and the balance in two equal
annual instalmcuis, the prrchnscr giving bond and
approved personal security for the deferred pay
ssent., and the title TO tho Land TO be retained a,
additional security
An extract from the decree.
vi lt4 copy-Tesir,
e. NEVILLE, ID. G.
E-sfr rr
In obedience to the nbovc decree, the under
rigncd commissioners appointed for that purpose,
will on Friday. the 10th day Of August next, 1851,
ufocccd 10 sell al suctnu on the urefuiscs. n the
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VOL. XVIII.
TERRY & SIIIELDS,l ]
AUCTION SALES,

GALE OF LAND.-IN PURSUANCE
- Of decree Of the County Court II Nelson. pro-
notficed at the February term, 1851 in the crse of
'coshill, guardian, &c., vs.. !aries Thompson and
oiherF, the undersigned. the Commissioners an
pointed BY said decree, win, on Tuesday, the 25d
day Of Jolly next on the premises proceed sell at
public auction. the land belonging TO the trust cs-
taie ct james Thompson, tsoidicr) deed. djons
the lands Of " illiam BOURNE dec q and others con.
iains y acres Is about two miles fro.n Rose 5
enow Pct,ios) mills, and has large quantity Of
valuable timber upon IT, s.Q
TERMs.--A credit of six. twelve. and eighteen
months viii be given. Bonds and approved per
sonal security viii be required for the instalments
Of payment. and lien Upon iIc land reserved as a
security. RO. A. COGHlLL. es
RO. WHITEHEAD, s..
I.ne 03-vy,ds c,,o,,;.s;,,,or,
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Ex-PREsrDrNT PEDRAzA, Of Mexico,
who died In that country aboutthree weeks
ago, was denied a public burial place, be-
cause he refused, when he was about to
die, to confess 10 priest, and told him he
had confessed 10 God, and had no faith in
the Divine authority Of priests to forgive
sins. The Mexican Congress refused to
give him grave in consecrafed ground by
a vote Of As to 40. The English Minister
has offered 10 allow him to be buried 10
the English burying ground temporarily;
as he was not a member Of the English
Church, il is said they win not allow him
to remain there permanently. The Ameri-
cans are abontato have a cemetery near
the city Of Mexico, and the American Min
is,er will wi,hou, doubt, offer place 10
it for the remains of Senior Pedraza. Il
has produced great excitement among all
classes, and the course ofthe priests Is gem
crally condemned Y
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NOTICE-pURsUANT TO A DECREE

NOTEGE--PURSuA TO A DECREE
1 y Of the county court Of Amherst, pronounced
at the May term Of snid court 1851, in cause in
which Cailinrinc Watts is plaintiff, and Stephen
Watts and others are defendants, the undersigned,
commissioner appointed for the purpose, viii pro-
ceed TO sell, by way Of public auction, the pre-
mises. on the leh day Of July next. upon a credit
Of six, twelve, aud eighteen months. taking from
the purchaser bond with approved personal secu-
riity, and reiaining title to the LAND as further
security, the Tract Of Land in the proceedings
mentioned, containing bctween
H5S 200 and $50 Acres, IL being the
--1-. Sat.se land which the late Henry Ii Waits
died seized aud possessed, and in the occu-
paDcy of Jno L. Turner, (tenant). 1t lies within a
mile Of the james River and kanawha Canal. is
susceptible of the highest Improvement, and has
thereon comfortable improvements. The title To
said land is believed TO be indisputnble, but the
undersigned win only convey such title is vested
in him, under the said decree. A cash payment
will be required Of the purchaser for so much as
may be necessary TO pay the costs of suit and ex-
Ponses Of sale CHARLES Nj WATTS,
june f2-tI0iy Commissioners
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Horace Greeiy Ht by a B1eI.-1tMi, t.',
Greely writes from London tbat u NM. 49,.
paid visit 10 several model lodging n.y.
cs, in one OF which he cav newly irr
cd brick, which struck hiri iavors
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nzLalsn ROOKS. PIANO TorIcs.


EEIs[E1 STATIONERY, FANCY AR TT
salsKaV CLES, &c. $e--D. B. PAYNE &
BRO. are now receiving and opening a very large
and valuable assortment of BOOKS, Law, Medical
Theological, Scientific, Classical, School and Mis-
eellaneous-BLANK BOOKS, a great vuriety
Ledgers. Journals, Day, Memo, Record, Pass, &c
PAPER-Lcttcr, Cap, Note Record, Bill, Hang
ings, bordering, Shades, Fire, Board, Prints, &c
MtSICAL-Pianos, Guitars, Flutes, violins
&c.
FANCY-Ladies Writing Desks, Work Boxes
Portfolios, ,Papcteries, Toilet ornaments MoDnaies
PocketBook-, Gard Cases Paper Weights, Paper
Folders, Inkstands, &c. Gold and Silver Pens
and Pencils, fine Cutlery, Steel Pens, and Holders
and Qus.
They are agents fot the sale the Books publish
ed by the Bible and Tract Soccties and also the
superior Pianos manufactured by Kn;obe & Gahlc
Baltimore. Such arrangements have been made
with the publisher. Of Law, Medical, and other
Books, win enable them to sell on as good
terms IS any Eousc in the State.
Ladies', Lawyers, Doctors, Ministers. Mer
chants, and all reading men. respectfully iny-
ted 10 call and examine their stock June 26-,s
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HASTINGS.-JUST REC large
~ and general ssortment of Hollow WARE SC.
by NlOORhIAN & MARTIN.
Iunc o3-ts
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MOULDER WANTED.-I WI

/ y to employ good Mouldcr; one that take
charge of Cupulo at this place. None need apply
unless he can come well recommended for industry
aud sober habits. EDWARD w. SIMS
Innn o2--u Iw Cn-Ira L O Cnnhcrlnnd ca
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POETRY.
No, an Alone.

hr A1Aklo a. w4rTs an.
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Jenny Lind in Hartford.

Hartford, C., ,Jnig 5M, 10 oe'oct,P. M-Jen-
ny Lind's concert given here this evening was
crowded 10 overlooking, not half Of those dcsir-
GUS Of attending could obtain admission. Spec.
ulators sold most of the tickets at handsome
advance; and in the evening eight dollars were
offered for ticket.
Early in the evening large crowd collected
around the place where the concert was held,
which gradually increased till several thousand
were assembled, when mobocratic spirit was
manifested, which commenced by loud noises
and resulted in breaking the windows discon-
certifying the performers. frightening the Night
cngalc and destroying the pleasure Of the en-
terainment. Itis reported that Jenny Lind
and suite were secretly conveyed to the railroad
and sent to Springfield by an extra train, TO en-
JOY quiet Sabbath. prior to her departure for
the Fnlls and Canndn.- Bcsion Gascnc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-16

ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH Is
LANDs.-The proposition for the annex
alton of the Sandwich Islands, TO the
federal union, comes in different shape
from the previous projects Of annexation
with which the country has been agita,
ted. 1t comes from the government of
the Islands, and it comes in peaceful
form. No war is threatened, no force,
no fraud, no violence, no treaty is to be
broken, and no people are TO be outrag>
ed by bringing them under governs
ment which they detes'.-In fact, there
does not seem to be any " manifest des-
tiny" in the matter and we have grave
doubts whether the annexation Of so con-
siderable a territory, at so great dis
lance from us, will be regarded as
sufficient object to engage the serious
favor Of the party of progress. To seize
the Sandwich Islands from a weaker
power, to colonize them, overthrow the
government and annex it against the
wishes of the native population, all this
would be proper mode Of enlarging the
area Of freedom but there is something
very tame about the annexation of peo-
pie with their own consent, without any
quarrel or any wrong, and we do not
know how it will s,rik Ike the advocates Of
the " ocean-bound republic"
That we do not look with very ia
vorable eye to the projects of annexa.
ton, our readers know very well. We
think that the position in which the
Sandwich Islands would be most PROS
porous themselves. and most beneficial
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-16

BURGLARY AND STABBING.-At an early
hour in the morning of Saturday last, an
attempt was made by Two persons ms yet
unknown, TO rob the wheel-wright shop Of
Messrs Smith e. Vickery, in this village.
An apprentice, John O'Dowd, who slept in
the second story, surprised them at their
work, and attacking one of them who was
inside of the shop (iEe other having station
ed himself outside to receive the plunder) II
fierce battle ensued, in which the apprentice
received four or five cuts with a knife,
through his clothes, and would doubtless
have been killed but for the shield afforded
by thick account-hook in tho breast-pocket
OF his coat. The book was cut quite
through 10 the inner cover. Drawing long
bladed knife, he dealt the robber such a
blow in the breast, as occasioned him 70
call for help from his accomplish, who i'm
.me1iately came to his rescue. and having
lelled Mr.. O'Dowd with a club, escaped
with his confederate, who, jndging from the
quantity Of blood which hIwed from him,
was probably MORALLY wounded. No trace
has yet been discovered ofthe burglars u
huntington Daily Sentinel, Sfh inst.
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ED Sundry little larcenies of watches,
pencils and jewelry in this vicinity have had
a tendency to convince the owners of the
missing articles that somebody had more
taste for the ornamental than respect Tor the
rights Of meum and tuum. MIR. Sheriff
Richmond took the matter in hand and is.
sued an advert cment. On Tuesday there
was smart telegraphing between the Office
in this town and the office in Springfield in
this county. Suspicious persons were seen
there; the Sheriff ordered an arrest and
search, which resulted in bringing out an
abundance of watches and fancy goods.
There were found on the person of Il man
calling himself Peter Morris, five silver
watches, two gold rings, one pair Of ear
knobs, bead purse. a gold pencil case and
twenty nine dollars in gold and silver. The
sheriff took the articles and committed Pee
ter to the Jail in this town. lpoodstoch
Mercury.
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ANOTHER DISTINGUISH SENATOR. -
Senator VIM. r. King of Alabama, has
written "a letter declaring himself deci>
dedy opposed TO the leading compro-
mise measures of the last session OF Con-
gress. The admission of California in
TO the Union he pronounces an act OF
injustice, and says that no man could
have felt more indignant than he did at
this partial and unjust legislation. The
bill aboishng slavery under certain cir
cumstances in the district OF Columbia,
he says he could not have given his sane
ton to, under any circumstances, and
he takes ground that he should feel it
bounden duty to vote for the repeal of
the emancipation laws. whenever pro-
posed. He declares that he would again
do as he did at the last Congress, vote
for the repeal Of the Mexican law pro,
hiblting slavery in Utah and New Mexi-
co. He also repudiates all connection
with the Union party.
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RICHMOND, July A young mar
named Williams, who had eloped with The
daughter Of X. G. Morris Of Amherst was
attacked by the brother of the girl, anu
others, in Nelson county, Va. Revolver
were freely used, and two men, Morris ame
Hill, were killed. The brother oil WI
liams was also MORALLY wounded
The Whip Convention of California ha:
nominated Pearson B. Reading Tor Cover
nor. B. f. Moore, for Lieut. Governor
and n. J. G. Kewen and b. f. Moore for
Members of Congress. The Democratic
have nominated John Bigler Tor Governor,
and s. Purdy for Lieut. Governor.
A disastrous balloon accident occurred
in London on the 10th ult., when Mr.. and
Mrs. Green, who had ascended in the
great balloon from the Hippodrome, re-
ceivad serious injuries, the balloon having
struck against the dome OF the Crystal
Palace, where il was only saved from doing
vast damage by discharge of the ballast,
after which the machine took a direction
towards some houses, against which it
struck, damaging property TO the value Of
El,000. The accident was occasoned by
an escape Of gas. through rent in the silk.
The house of Mr.. d. Beach, of Terry
vile, CT. was struck by lightning last
week, Mr.. Beach was killed, and his wife
was slightly injured.
Gen. Talcott, lately on trial before a
court martial, at Washington, has been
dismissed from the service.
The alleged fraud upon The Government,
in the case Of DIR. Gardiner, will prob ably
turn out 10 be hoax. A letter Of Mr.
Porte denying the statements on which
report was founded, is published in the
Union Of The 18th inst.
COMMISSIONER BARrLE1T.-The Prov
idence Journal states that the rumor Of the
recall of Mr.. BAtrLErT, oil the Mexican
Boundary Commission, is entirely without
foundation.
J. G, Edwards, Esq, of the Bur
lington (Iowa) Hawk-Eye, has sold out
his establishment to Messrs. Pierson and
Stock holm, and relires from the edito-
rial profession.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-16

10 The Burlington Daily Free Press ha,
been enlarged, and is now issued under the
JOINT proprletorship of Gen. CLARKE, the
ioTmer editor and publisher, and ELLIOT
Il. KELLOGG, Esq, late of Sheboygan WIS
MIR. KELLOGG is spoken of as a gentleman
well qualified for the place he is to occupy
ana will no doubt be valuable acquisition
70 The editorial department of the Free
freSS' lie is, we believe, a native Vermont
Ct. The experiment of publishing two
names IN Burlington has proved success fui
'O''' Inc free Press and the Sentinel having
sustained their diurnal character for more
than three years.
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LIFE lNsURANcE.-Mr. Edmund Hill
late OF Bridport, who went to California
year ago last Spring, and died at MarysyiIlo
in December, had effected an insurance on
his life in the Hartford Company, for s 900
which sum has just been paid over TO Mr. A.
p. skiif, the assignee of his policy. A cons
siderable portion Of the money goes 10 the
widow of Mr.. Hill. This is only ore Of The
many Illustrations of the benefits of Life
Insurance. Hon. c. G. TILDEK, of Corn.
wall, is agent for the Hortford Company
advertised in another column, with whom
persons in this vicinity, or in any part of the
county, may transact business of this nature
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-16

ORLEANS CouNTY.-The Wings of Or.
leans County have nominated the following
ticket:
For Senator, HENRY Nj. BATES.
For County Judges, WM. Moon, Jr.,
JonN Nj. ROBINSON.
For Sheriff, ELISHA WHITE.
For High BaiHG, JonN GUILD.
For States attorney, WM. M. DIcKER
MAN.
For Judge Of Probate, Isaac N. CusH
MAN.
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Sartain's Magazine for August has No.
of the series of Prize Tales, The Lame
Girl" by j. NJ. Legare; several good en-.
cravings and the usual amount of readable
literary matter. The Committee of Award
have reported the remaining five prizes,ns FOL.
lows Isabel Leslie, by Mrs. j. r. Dorr
" lshmael," by V. T. Jellel "a sketch oil
the Whale Fishery on the Brazil Const," by
ii. Nj. Klapp;" The Bachelor and Married
Man," by Mrs. II. C. Knight; Recollcc-
tons Of Aun, Esther" by Florence Brandon