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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22
VALLEY UNTON sEHErNABY.--1

VALLEY UNFON sEEfNABY.-The
second term Of he current session q! tGn months,
qill open an Nlon4ay The &.d a. Inneay, 1898, rnd
continue wthoat n eruption, "a ne Isl Thu day in
May. .o1gg ladiro Ehs design Lsccg,ing mer1egs q!
the Inst IN should lp peseGt NJ !ha opening o: tLa
term
orhs4rd qad 4jtian IN al English faeches $50 Go
For MUSE, ibe"'t 81 2'lde.D languages, &c, ad-
ltionR ciHgges 49, -. -.
Pag9enis h. - r.,s3e..".
dee 2.Wtw GIIAS L CnCkE. Principal.
1EE.EgE EsSHAZk1 SIgg0Gh NEAR
- Ha#.4t.t &.'DURr HOUSE, NA.-The first ses-
sion of this Schoa gt commence on the l7th Of Jan
nary. 1852. ! hflnchos Of thofough English
alucptian ,.g.f,. .ll tie Latin, Greek, French aud
Spanish anq...ss .1l u einatcs viii be taught
The ... - i.ee'. 'na.ged in teaching ior tie
tts, s.s s.-. III led by competent teachers
aerfk.e.
Boaro ad THitio. in ngs for the srEoihst,c y"or :"
ten months. $1,000 49,. - ~
l.atin, Greek. French and Spanieh, earh..- u
Music On the Piano Forte. -..----..----.-- ~
One half payable an he lYthof January, the remain
der on the - nf October Any coE2muticatun adj
dressed to The suh-crher. near HafnX Ct 10, va,
sill lie promptly attended TO, OLIVER cRoM P.
REFFREHcEsRr l,aaiaqn, Eraf Ouurtenry IL seheIe
DR. McCfuiry. University Of Virginia; " Coirman,
DIR Wright. Caroline; J. NJ Coleman, SCHNEIDER.
sIanoyer L 3 Heatl Miarmadute johnson, Richmond;
BevJ GramIner l.,.n K Edmuad7. Hon I fiqurno.
Hon I y Avcret,, T 9 Coleman, Wn, II Clark John o
Darlington. Hafay, "a.
Nov 2-wti1J
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- FQgs REMIT or three desir- -.
ls: able Family rc-idcr'-s on the hill. with Ais-
good gardens. -. Also, tia. desirable Boarding e.
Enlistment, Eyle's corncr Main street, contain.
ing fourteen rooms, - ate ia toe occupancy Of 3fs.
Blanks. Possession gwen Immediately.
Alse for saIe "A louise and Lot the bill, suitable
FL a small family, and another Lynch street
nov 2A-ilm GIfA& y CHRISTIAN. Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

DAEMTS, Medicines sc White Zinc Paint,
\ Bro~n Hine Paint, White Lend, Linseod Oil, Tur,
peu,ue Pam, Brashcs, Tor saleby
dee 3--d&ct4 RSTABLER, & 90,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

uO0P POLLS wish to purchase 30 or 40
7 Z thoa-and nO'. Z POLES for which a fair price
will be paid H. *, LANGHORNE,
Aug a5-.itg EaughorRe's Mil
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Lrarc HatA01aa R03N 5pH10gs 2
no pnyslClANs a. THE AFFLIC-

BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Aug I6--dkcta
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the services OF an Advertising .sc,. IN >ewfork We corn
rtnd the cd ard wcl-csablSlrd ascnsy Of Mr. v. H.
PALsEs IN The Tribune bzknkA tits basHess rslsticns
extend 70 reaTty tho easie p Of Tie country and the
prom uoe with which rs accounts always sj1st-
kas secured for h The confidence OF tho>c bad
TIA sectors With hIn. MI PkLNFx aso has ssencies ~
Boston and Philselraia lBatalo Coarisr.
rbe buSress Of sertsirsi IS ferctly Understood by
uerclsuts generally Nj PAtN rs great experience and
extensive asercy tsshe n eve WY important and
liable Suggestions IL fhes matte - 81 who may fayor hum
With an interview Ihe subject ~ presented BY hlnA 10
certainly vosthy the serious attention OF a. Per sasAs~d
IL active hnsinsss.
From az intimate scquArfanoe with Mr. P,LsSk, we arc
psI reGtosy TIA: any business CONNECTED WIN me
transacted Ia TIE matter OF Newspaper Agencies Ne has
rcueod he business such atm able system thai an
parties can hardly I'll e satisfied. ~ Dahy iroane'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

10 We gather some particulars OF the par
tla burning of the Jail at Worcester Mass from TAs
Transcript Of that city
The fire occurred In the new north wing OF the
Prison, and In the basement beneath tho lower ter OF
cells where the furnace 10 located. II coUlnun-
Gated TO the arbox of the furnace and thence 10 the
surrounding woodwork. Before anything could DO
done 10 arrest the flames or release the persons la
confinement the snoke and heat had accented through
the iron grating the cells above the doors and fasten
nQs OF which had become much heated and swollen
u consequence that IL impOs .ible 70 open them.
Cant Lamb the architect Of the Prson was sent for,
and succeeded In removing some Of the fstenngs 40
that the doors forced open speedily ~ possible
but not till four insanc srnothered 10 death
by the dense smoke and heat which poured through the
gratings into their cell.
In ne several tiers OF cells In this wing there were In
confinement men, "a women One OF whom had an In
FAINT child Fourteen OF the women we're In confne-
ent for various otenses the other 10 and the
men were insane persOns who had been recently re-
moved the Prison for excepting 10 consequence of
the oycr.crowded state of the Lunatic Hospital The
whole safely rescued except the four before
mentioned the other possessed sufficient reason ~
wrsp himself In blanket and his life was thus saved,
although be came near perishng. The bodies Of the
other four which we have just seen, present most
chastity spectacle shough they burned but slight.
ly. The following are their names:
William OKeitb, an Irishman, aged II; had been Ia
the Hospital since le49
Thonias Downes, Of Worcester aged about 40 yesys
James Fifz Patrick, Irish, aged 80 10 60 years had
been an Inmate Of the Hospital since 1886.
Bucklin J. Busbee, of Rhode Island aged ~, car
penter by trade and had been In the Hospital since 1916
We happy say that no blame be attached "a
the keeper Of the prison or hL assistants.
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paintins, &r.

ZINC PANTS - Warranted Pure. The
~ NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO. Warehouse No. IS Dey-
g. prepared TO supply their Zinc Psns at the follow
hg prices;
No. White, ground in OIL &c. per pound.
No. White, ground ia OIL, &c. per pound
No s White, ground in oil &c. per pound.
Brown and Black ground in oil 51c per pound
Dry White OF zinc, &C. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aer thorough Europe and the United States has
been found to beauty and protective qualities long
en- thar sIv other pat wlteness and briancy it is
IL 10 free oil poisonous properties common
and rous in other nts Will cOyerequa weight
fon M 10 100 PER cent space than lead aud there
ke much cheaper the customer AS inside paint il
will not turn yellow when exposed TO the suphurous
gases Of coal fires or tie foul ar OF shpa Their White
Zinc ground varnsh produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood, hIck, iron ana other metallic surfaces and
raIksle for their frepoof properties They specially
adapted for marine purposes having been found to resist the
coTodnl action OF salt destructive other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING SQUIER, Agents, No. IS Deyst
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTH.

W. EkN ISDASA RAILRoADS.-GREAr MAIL
ROUTE 10 CHICAGO.-On scd after MONDAY, May "
-unt further Eoteepassenso Steamers aid trains WI
Tsnae tUlloTss
EXf RESS STEAMERS aud TRAINS GOING WEsr.
Wal D-One Of the first-cass stesmers SDUfHEkN
MIC hIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, VII leave bu-a0 daily, Sundays excepted. a.
NJ, ard Dnsrk az y nigh. reaching Monroe AZ PM
the mex day. ard T0ce n- = Toledo the Afternoon
An exi tan vii leave Monroe q: Pm or On the
s-rva q the heat. daily Mondays exce7tci reehing Chi
easo the SINE evennt and connecting q. Chicago with rs
eefa se ier TsnSee I'd other ports on LAKE eA
i,n and IN Canal packets AID Railroads westerly rom
Chicsgo
EhpRESs TRAINS ard STEAMERS GOING EAST
NAkD.-EIfTyH uslns vii leave Chicago q. , Pm, dny,
Saturdays excepted ard reach Monroe q 3 next morning
An express seemer vli iesve Toledo every mornns er
eert sunday and eave McurUe On arrival CT the from
Chearu-snd reach Dunkrk and Buffalo ssrera hours
yous 10 the tine Tor The f-st Express east tom New
York, Albany and Boston.
The steamers ard Monroe Will connec: each way
rcraisr hcsts ~ Dctroi, and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATES NAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-1his tain Will leave Toledo daily Srnjays cN-
ceptec. Al AN, connect al Ioeoo with ae Of sea'-
ers Cleveland ard sancrsky and stopping at al the
way stations WI reach Chicago ar q Pm
GOING EtSIWARD.-Lcavc Chicago caiiy, sundays
excepted 60 81 AN Stopping a. III staons md arriving a
Tcleco az NJ connecting with teaeTs - >andisNy AID
Cleveland and arriving there n for al the morning
talns ~ n these aces.
rscketboat leaves Toledo a. An. for Fort Wayne and
ports he Wabash Canal JOS. MOORE
Adrian. June l. 1852 superintendent
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
List of Patents
Issad from ia Usitsd sotes Pe.M OScs for he seet
esdtag No-c-bcr s3 ssSl

keAttAt p-rN'Ae@ - tae Auounr
Jas J. Couch, OF Phlaie pa Pa Tor Improvement in
Machines tor cnlhae stere pset Nov a. 1882
Nm r. Nathan DAVIS. Of Csaflst0n VI. for lrprov
neat IN Sw inGiug C.aTLs. Dated Nov. =, lSi2
Augustus Faulkner. Of WsPole H. or lmpsovsnea
in pIctIs or Oye;atiBg Pie Wires. Dated Nov. b 1881
T. c Harmon OF Toy " u. for improvement spaces
for Setting Types. Dated Nov. % 1879
George LEES of Eas.on. Pa tos Improvement ia mode
Of Fastening tie Parss 10 the Rasn Iron Fences Dated
Nov. q. 1882
Htman 5. Lucas Q! Chester Mas, for Improvement IN
proccsses for Preparing Pants. Dated Nov. i ls5l
John II. Maury, Vi W..aNns Grove, III, for Improve
mt nt IN HarsesiIfs pat,d Nov. 3 35e.
Charles Montague. OF PittssG Mas. for lnpsosement
in PRINTING Presses Dat Nov. q 1854
David Sadle OF MeM ila.rstown Pa, for improvement
in Boot Trees. Daied Noy. y 49,.
Aaron II. CragiB, NaEun Buck, James IL. BacA and
Franklin A. Teuney. .. Lebanon \. H.. Assignoss 70
II. Crasin Of sane place ST Improvement IN rFn'-
ing Pr, SECS Dated No.. y 1852
Dewitt C. Williams, o. Nsiaon Ono, Tor laipEoseselss
in Whie-Iree. Dated Nov Is, lSS2.
RF-tssvE.
Csdwsador Evaus of Iltfshurgh, Pa for Improvement
in steam boesnd Apparatus 70 b. used on bord lam
boats to prevent thu expoio OF boilers Dated api ~
1859. Relssged Nov. ~ 1852.
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United PARTNERSHIP torlned this day
~ EDWARD sTAPLETON and CEPBAS II. NOR

GxtIbe name firm under wneh ao pArtneTship 70
- rorducted is EDWARD STAPLETON.
srord The general nature OF the business 70 oe tlhs
.et,d the manufacturing and dealing 10 Hats Gaps Sa"
Goods, &c. =, -, o., ,.,,,,. "A =, .,..,
INV AED S4APLETON, VINO resales IA TIC cts OF
w ,.5 The mare Of the special partner is CEPlIAS
"a NORTON whose pace Of residence - also the CITY Of
SyerbThe snorn, Of capital winch sad special partner
70 the common stock 10 Fg"nty tive Thousand
DoIars in cash -,
said partnersp1 ~ cons nee on tins twelfth
A. ~ October 1872 and to teanete on the Isl day Of IAN
GAY W ,SsS EDWARD SrAPLETON.
az ~, VI Oct 70 1882 CEPHAS H. NORTON.
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Ocean Gieamers, Nc.

DOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
Il FLoRlDA.-Sem-weekly U. S. Mail Line.-The
new and fast going steamer MARION NJ Berry, cou-
nander, will leave Pier No. North River SATUR-
DAY Nov. ~ at O'clock p. M precisely For freight
apply on board, where all bills OF ladng will DO signed and
6I passage AZ the office of
SPOFFORD, TlLESTON& co, No. 40 South st.
Savannah passengers ticketed through without further
charge Through tickets ssd 10 Florida follows To Jack
son,ille, ISL 70 Pilstka, SIS
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Dater Gnre.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE,
OsOUTH ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY-Visit 20 thu
ale the Morris aud Essex Railroad the foot
Of ConrtIsndt-st al 81 and 70 NJ, and ( and p. NJ.
RetnrpiuR leave NaierCure Station Il and "a A. NJ
and South Orange al 81 and 81 P. NJ
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
i CIJRF is conveniently arranged and open for
Winter treatment The cold season is favorable Every
attention will be paid to the comfort Of patents Terms 8
40 $40 ner week ". BEDORrHA, NJ ID.
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD.

u -On and alter Sept q The following trains VII
leave Danbury:
6A5 A. NJ with passengers connecting az South Nor
walk with the New-YoTk and Eew-Hsyen A. NJ train
for New-YoT 1909 A. M.
Sis p NJ with passengers and freight connecting with
die Newly ork and New-Have IS 40 F. NJ at SIS NJ
Trains to Danbury will leave South Norlgalk:
l. $50 A. NJ with passengers aud freight receiving pcs
senrerr from the New-York aud New-Hayep A. H. tram
from NewfOrk.
L. 54oP 81 with passengers only, receiving passengers
from the New York and New-Haven $50 7. vi. Express
tain from New-York aud the 40 accommodation tram
from New Haven. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Danbury, Sept. q. 1852
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

4 FREE EXCURSION to the CITY of
~ NEWARK will be made by the NEW-JERSEY
RAILROAD on FRIDAY, Nov. II fer the purpose OF Giv
Ing every peron chance OF seeing those beautiful Build
ing Lots Sl0o which 70 b. sold TO the highest bidder
ehsnts' Eachange, New-York BY ALBERT II. NIcOLAY.
Auctoneer The Excursion Train VIII leave the Depot az
jersey City at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for Newark, and returning
leave Nswsrs Al | o'clock r. NJ Stages will be readi-
the ARRIVAL Of the 20 convey pass myers % the
ground FREE OF EXPENSE. Should IL rain On FRIDAY,
Nov 26 the Excursion will take place until MONDAY
Nov %. All persons that DESTROYS OF viewing the pro-
Perty previous the sale procure tickets tTe Of
charge. for the Excursion together with Maps and ia
particulars of the Auctoneer No 20 Wsst n Y. (2ip
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YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

NRoAD-WINTEs ARRANGEMENr.-November l, 1884,
Trains out Of New York-Accommodaton and Special
at 7spd ny A NJ, and p NJ, through TO New Haven.
At9IO A. NJ and 81 r. NJ, for Port Chester.
The II! A. NJ runs IN connection with train from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram the
Canal Road
TxrREss TRAINS at A. NJ and 81 p NJ. for New-Haven
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, Connection.
River Vermont Railroads These traiRs az
Haven with trains of the New London Road, New
London. Norwich, Stonington and Providence
The A. NJ, stops al Stamford and Bridgeport con-
Meeting with Housstonic and Naugatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 81 z NJ, stops Stamford. Sorwak aud
BRIDGEPORT connecting with Danbury Railroad At Norwlk,
ard with Housatone and Nangatuck Railroads At Bridgeport
Trains into Newly ork-AccOmuodatIo and Special-at
81 and e35 A. NJ. and 40 z. NJ, through from New
Haven
At 81 A. M. and 345 P. NJ, from Port Chester.
The b35 NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford New ondsn and Canal Railroads AZ New Haven.
The 4l NJ receives passengers from Hartford aud SPRING
field and Northern Railroads
ExPREss TEAMS leave New.Haven on arrival Of trains
from Boston AT II and $50 p NJ, stopping az Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford - leaving Boston at A. NJ and
81 NJ Trains of the New London Road run IN connee-
ton. =,
See large bill Of advertisement at the station House and
principal hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER Jr, Supt
New. Haven. November 1852
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TIVE NEW-YORK and LlvERPOoL Il UNI MI

PoAsTTft HKTTC. CAPT West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, CAPT Luce. BALllS, CsPI "o"is'o'A'
These shs have been built by contract or Gov
eminent service Every has been taken IN Their con-
nructiou as also in their Engines to insure strength ana
speed ard their accommodations for passengers are une-
qualed elegeDce and comfort Price OF passage from
kewYork Liverpool in frstcass cabin, SID IN second
do $40; exclusive of 500; from
LIVER 70 Newly ork, $50 and 4 % An experienced sur
attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
" PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. North River 20
nj Batfery-nlaoe. by steamboat JOHN POrTER-Iwo
lines daily Morning Line leaves 81 AN Afternoon Il
press Line al M through TO Philadelphia. N y nogn
S.rr I,t class cars 6 "a cla hne by Pm only ~
Returrns leave Phlsdephis from foot Of WInu.-ss t
An spd 2PM EniErHnt Line b. steamboat Atlas,
1ou Per Ne, J. G4PN Fave u 80.
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NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN nnAn cIrnAfER APnANGF Ne NJ On anf

NEW-HAVEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL
IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-On and
after WEDNESDAY, Aug. le, 1882 Trains vii run 1 io
lows:
Leave New-Haven at $50 A. NJ, Accomnodaron Trsin
for New-London stopping at all stations III NJ, TX
pres Train tor Guiliord Connecticut River, Lyme ana
New London connecting with the steamboat and rllroid
hnes for Stoniu gton Providence and Newport SO VI,
Accommodation Train for NewLondon, stopping At al STA
tons.
Leave New London at $50 A. NJ, Accommodation Train
for New Haven stopping at all stations 1910 A. VI, TX
press Train for Lyme Connecticut River, Gulord snd
New Haven leaving Newport Providence AND
stonngton in the morning, arriving at New-London
take this train for Eewlork. $50 7. NJ. Accommodation
Train for New Haven, stopping at all stations
The IL 25 A NJ Express Tram leaves New Haven on the
arrival of the A. NJ. Express Train from kew-YOrk.
The 655 7. NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
on the arrival Of the $50 p NJ Express Train from New
York. -
The Trains leaving NswLondon al $50 A. VI. snd TO- 40
A. NJ connect a New Haven with New York Trans at
s35 A. NJ and LIS T. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 p Train from New London, can
TAKE the Exrress Trains At wHaven for Hartford and
SPRINGFIELD for New-York, the same evening.
RICHARD n. DOWD, Supt
New Haven, August II, 1859.
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FO'T EID TWv3ID = C0TLfES y Co. No. So walsl Ny
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 Co. Liverpool.
T. g. ROBERTS Il Co, No. Is Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE & Co, Rue Notre Dame des Vic
tories PARIS; or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones metals
less bills lsdDg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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rINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

'nE Ohll lSn tnd NOh1H AMEhlChN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
% LlNERPOOI-C Chief Cabin Passage, $40; Second
From BOSTON to LIvERPoOL-Cbief Cabin Passage.
sloO; Second Cabin Passage, SIS. Tie ships from Boston
cell at HoliiaJ.
ARABIA, Capt Judkins AMERICA, Capt Shannon.
PERSIA, Capt Ryne, EUROPA Capt Lcitch
ASIA. Capt r. q. Lott, CANADA Capt Lang.
AFRICA Capt Hanson NIAGARA, Capt. Stone
Tnese vessels carry clear white light at mast bead green
on starboard bow, red on port bow
AFRICA, Harrison, fin. NEWYORK, Wednesday, Nov. H..
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Nov. "a
ASIA. Lott, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Dec l.
AMERICA Shennon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec. g..
EUROPA, Leitch, FIN kEW-fORK, Wednesday. Dec. Is.
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Dec. y.
AFKiCA Harrson, FIN NEW YORK Wedno sday, Dec q.
CANADA. Lang, from BOSTON Wednesday Jan. 5, 1850.
ASIA Lot fom NEW YORK "Wednesday, Jan u, 1883
AMERICA. Shannon I'm. BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan 10.
Berils not secured until paid for
Ane1perionced Surgeon on board
The 0w1ers of these ships viii not be accountable Tor
sod silver bullion, specie jewery precious stones or
.als miles bills Of ading signed therefor, aud tho
value Thereof therein exTiessed
1"i "''e"' " f. CJNARD, No. 4 30 Wing green.
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CUPREME COURT-County of Saratoga

- william c Weore, eIesior Of John H. Ho.and teoeass
L.anss Zach c Roberts iseder.ck w Aen. W Liam Hckock
e-tihstrr ColIy Bank Etwzrd B4ard J-rcl4h Groe1
EHey B. Green Ea e. Psrson Dare W. Iosusend President
Bo~-y Hank Rot-rt Bake. Urzh Hi Jr Saon H. Han
osd s. 81 Ttomas L-ws decersed Gler WIl-on
receiver, So jane Morrison. IT. TkoHzs o. Wsni., Richard
ILe A4ny Cy Bank. Sekoas 8 Yss-r. RI ~ HaNey
a. q John A Easn dsrsaset El'ks M9- JOSH
T. Thcnlls Sh-sidza
kc AAir-~ Ro~s wibs H. G'e-n. jams wssrY D=nsrl Pat
Rkhuerd, AIRED : Carton, Ch@fss W-uors Edrsri
b. ard. Joan Crafr.r. CoEnee, re- q Cares Burr. Ia
JoLr Crsme-, Colutes q Charts Bar, luastc Tie
Prsrs Drecfn and ConfHy q the B-nk Of Trey
All ac-ned
is aetss, -h nia NJ ose q tie erk Of ias Comfy
Of SarutrFo. BscE I'D County AID cry
80 TIE sad csnJ suscrher. oGce.
Ne u WElst the Cfy a Nc YORK Eh cfy lzys ser
-srs1e 81 t ezclrsTs o. h- az %
We and ld the aid compliant within
a. ssd ths zh tbs acton Ill aspy IN. Cosst ioT ~.
rsse nsraet TIE comrzt-Dafed sss York Nov II. ls5
MS lsv6~Th X II. BOVINE Plaintiffs Annrnsy.
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A HIGHLY CoLoRgD ILLusrRArIoy.-"Let

A HIGHLY CoLoRED ILLUsTRArIoy-"Le Let
mention TO you incident know IL TO be true,
for Il occurred here IN Zanesyille Judge A., tho
individual mentioned IL present member of Con-
gress and PsrsOn Jones, the old negro preacher-Hea
ven rest his bones with his old grey and ckety
carl, have long since returned to dust The Judge
present at the delivery Of Of his sermons and
brought in by the speaker by way of illustrating
tain position, then and there taken by him: Ny dear
friends and brethren said be- de soul Of de brsck
10 dear in de sight OBJ de Lord de sight oh de white
man. Now you all see Judge L., sittin' dab
esnin on biz golden-headed cane, you all know the
Judge, niggas, an q berry fine man BIO u, too Wen.
now Pse gwine To make Little compartment. sup-
Posin' de Judge some hne mornn puts his basket on
his arm, and goes TO market TO buy piece OF meat ne
coon find nice, fat piece of mutton, an goes on WI
H. Do you'spose de Judge would stop 10 'gnire weoae
dat mutton was oh white sheep. or oh brock sneZ'
No. muffin oh de kind II de mutton was nee IN IN. ~,
II would be sl de same 10 de Judge: he wouia NOV ~
b sx wedder de sheep hsd white wool o. orse 49,,
We'll, jes 90 II ", my frens, Wild our neoen,y a..
He does not stop 30 ak wedder soul 1onss ~. "a
brack man wedder his head we nse s,a -
straight hsr or kivered wild wool the oniy - 49,
will win be- ia dis good scsiy-sn -, S,.-n n,
VIII ssy Enter into De JOY OBJ de Lord an ss' nerSct
dc ssne bench wild de white man; yessn y"
'qualifyr
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C

smith E.q Surrogate County d King, hereby
.v.n secordns 20 persons havny clam. fERDI
NAND GERSCHNYLLER late Of the CITY Of WiillmbarEh. de-
required u eKhbt The with the v01chers
he-e subcre a. the oce o. the Surrogate of knzs
Coun Hall the Cry Of Brookyn before the nth
day Of D-c,misr ne1t-Dttet June -. lisa
s.I7 Is~emThs RICHARD IUERs. Adasnstrssos.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st follows:
EXPRESS TRAM at AN. for Dunkirk Connecting with
frstesss steamboats, for Cleveland SaIdusky. Toledo and
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN tt AN. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN at s 50 I. M, via Piermont, for Delaware
NIGHT HxTREss TRAIN at PM, FOX DunNrk. connect
ing nth steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
EMIsRASr TRAIN al PM via Piernont.
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
gaie County notice hereby All
having cims JANE MITCHELL, late OF ih- City OF
Yok decrs cd, the same With yonch
e. her the sutscrber h Office No 6 South IT. In the CITY
New icr before the se'enh dyoi nay ae1t-Daed'
Ns~ York The third day Of November, lsiI
"A lsu6fnTbf JOHN ~ REDFIELD Executor.