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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLrAEs DISTRICT. IS.


& T Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh with
n in and for the District Of Orleans, on the
18th day of March, A. ID. 1856, comes Betsey Lit
tie, widow Of VIM. w. Little, late Of Irasburgh,
aforesaid, deceased, intestate and Guardian OF
Henry A, Charles W, Dana D., Sarah l., and
VIM F. Little. and represents to the Court here,
that it would be for the interest of herself and
her said wards to sell the homestead set out to
her and her children from the estate Of VIM. W..
Little aforesaid, and that the proceeds thereof be
put at interest, aud prays for license to sell the
same for the purpose aforesaid; said Estate con-
sisting Of the lot and dwelling now occupied by
said Betsey Little, in the village Of IrasburgL.
Whereupon, it is ordered that all persons con-
eerned be net fed, that they may appear AT a
Probate Court TO be holden at the Probate Office
in lrasburgh on the 2lst day of May, A, d. 1856,
and show ci,use why License should not be grant
ed rs aforesaid. AND it is further ordered that
this order Be- published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Orleans Independent Standard, a paper
printed Irasburgh, before the day assigned for
hearing and decision on said Petition.
Given under my hand, at Irasburgh, this 18th
day Of March, 1866.
Il-3w NJ. CARPENTER, JUDGE.
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The TRooPs TO CANADA.-The New
York Post volunteers the following ex-
PLANTATION of the order for the removal of
the troops to Canada, which created such
a sensation upon the arrival of the Bal
tic:
"There are usually eight regiments OF
British troops stationed in the Canadas
when the war broke out, all but three
were sent to the Crimea. They are nc
longer needed there, and they are accord
ingly sent back, or a portion of them, tc
Canada"
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MURDERED MAN FoUND.-Neao York.
March 6. The body of Capt. Palmer,
of schooner Eudora Imogene (the YES
sci scuttled and sunk near City Island
last fall, } whose fate has till now remained
mystery, was discovered yesterday af
ternoon, in the river near the foot O
North Second street, Williamsburgh.-
The body was sewed up in a coal-sack
Two or three wounds were visible: one
on the forehead, evidently made with q
sharp weapon.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Gerald Sars-
field, an old inhabitant Of Burlington, and
well known to many Of our readers, went
down TO the cellar Of his house on Satur-
day afternoon to saw some wood. About
tweny minutes afterwards, he was found
By one Of the family, lying upon the
floor a corpse. He had sawed about
half through stick of wood, and appa-
rently fell and died instantly while in the
act Of saving. He was 81 years Old
free Press.
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e. The celebrated banking house Of
the Rothschilds has loaned during the
past year, $515,OOO,0O0, as follows -
England, 8O,oO0,OOO; Turkey, 100000
O0o; Sardinia, $4,000; Austria, $780,
100000; Russia, first loan, Sl80,000,000;
England, on exehequer bills, S35.000,-
600.
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"a William Waste of Nottingham,
oaed on the 9Th inst, aged %. In April
last after drinking some cider he was Ia
Ken with violent pain in the stomach, at
eenoed with great thirst, from which time
70 the day Of his death, he was a great
sufferer from some disease of the stomach
and bowels. He himself thought he had
taken poison in the cider. An examip-
alton made after his death satisfied those
who made it, that poison had been adj
ministered. The case has caused quite
an excitement in the vicinity.
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gI A sad accident occurred in Spring
field, VT, on the goth ulf. A little child
Of David Lockwood, three years of age
while playing about the floor, fell back,
wards into a pail of boiling water, scald.
ing itself SO severely that it died.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN DIFFICULTIES


Washington, March Is. Information
received here from official sources con-
firms the story that an alliance between
San Salvador, Costa RIGA, Guatemala
and Honduras is completed. Those
states are now prepared to defend their
own territory as well as assist their
brethren in Nicaragua against Walkers
government. 1t is supposed that before
this hostilities have commenced. 1t is
equally true that instructions have been
issued by several European governments
to their squadrons in the Atlantic and
Pacific with reference to events in Cen.
trail America.
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BAPTIST SEMISART.-The report of
the locating committee fixing upon Lyn-
don Centre as the site Of the new school
under the auspices Of the Free VIII
Baptist denomination, was not accepted
by the general council. Barton has been
selected by that body as a more desira-
bic situation for such a school, and it is
accordingly located there. The citizens
of Barton contribute $500 for the school
and merge their present high school with
its permanent fund of $500 into the
seminary. With such a start, and the
liberal patronage of its friends, it vii
Undoubtedly take high rank among The
schools in this section of the State Cal
edo2iun.
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"a The Free State Legislature which
was sworn in at Topeka, Kansas, on the
4th inst, will elect two U. S. Senators and
adjourn TO avoid a collision with the Ter
ritorial Government.
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F1RE.-The dwelling house owned and
occupied by Gen. Stephen Hawkins, in
the northwest part of this town, was de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night of this
week, with all its contents, giving the
family barely time to escape. The fire
was supposed to have originated in ashes
left in the shed room. Among the arti-
cles lost were 800 bushels of potatoes, 40
bushels of wheat and 100 bushels Of
oats. No Insurance. Caledonian.
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Farm for Sale in Troy.

TENHE Farm formerly occupied by james Ham
Z ilton, containing one hundred acres, about
half wav from South to North Troy on the River
Road; good buildings, we'll watered well situated
to school, &C. Long credit given for most part
of the purchase money Il desired. Application
may be made to Samuel Sumner, Esq, South
Troy, or S. d. Wilson, Esq, North Troy, or the
subscriber. Z. WHITE.
Brownington. Mareh II, 1856 l2w6#
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OHIo.-Hon. D. T. Wade, whose pres
emf term as U. S. Senator from Ohio ex-
pires in March 1857, has been reelected
for a second term of six years, by vote
Of 100 against Sc for Todd, and two
gathering.
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s. A patent for improvement in in
struments for measuring the lengths Of
braces in carpentery, has been issued to
Herman Whipple, South SALISBURY, VT.
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~ A bill to establish a patrol on the
Ohio river, to prevent the escape of
slaves, Is before the Kentucky Legisla-
ture. One of the members said $780,
GOO worth of slave property had escaped
from the border counties since Christ
mas.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

@ The New Haven (Ct.) Palladium,
leading American paper, does not be-
lieve that Fillmore can carry single
Northern state.
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ISLAND pond Il ALIVE.

Mr.. A.-"Good morning, Dir B., wish TO hire
your team to-day"
Mr.. B.-"I think / viii accommodate you
where do you wish TO 20 with III"
Mr. Al am going to Island Pond to trade
Mr. c. told me yesterday that he could save full
twenty-five per cent. by purchasing his necessa-
ries there
Mr. B.-"WelI sir, I am very glad you told me
will go with you, always buy a years aock
at a time"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

RHODE IsLAND.-The State Council
Of the American party met in Providence
on Monday of last week, and rejected a
resolution ratifyipg the nomination of
Fillmore.
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ANOTHER FIRE.-The valuable brick
store Of Mr.. r. Heaton, of Rouses
Point, was destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day morning, of last week. A number
OF inmates barely escaped with their
lives. The goods of Mr.. Heaton were
mostly saved in damaged condition.
Store and goods insured.
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The markets..
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, March u, 1856.
At market SCI Cattle, 500 Beeves and "a
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old.
Prces-Market Beef-Extra S9,O0a0,OO; lst
quality, SS50a000; % quality, SS,00a8, 20; Sd
quality, S7,50a7,75; ordinary, S7,00a0,0e.
Iides-S6, 5Oa7, 90 per cwt.
Tallow-SS, 50a9,00 per cwt.
Pelts-Sl .O0al so each.
Calf Skins-1A cts per ID.
Barrelling Cattle-None.
Veal CalVes-S5, to 10.
Working Oxen-S150, 175, 1s0a2n0
Cows and Calves-S39, 80, So, IS, 4Oa82.
s:.lings--None,
Two Years Old-S30, "a, 38a48.
Three Years 0ld-S40, 70, IS, 5oa70.
Sheep and lambs-1l77 at market. Extra, s.
to II. By lot IL TO Ia.
Swine-None.
REAfARKs.-The market is still lightly stocked
and the holders having bought at a high figure
are firm and uIlyie4ding on, all their sales. NJ
trains came over the FItchburg Railroad until 4
O'Clock this afternoon. Vermont and MGssachu-
sets train not heard rom, nor is it expected fol
a day or two. Two pairs of working oxen own
ed by Mr.. j. Sheldon, of Wilmington, Mass. at
tracted much attention.
MUNGER of cattle from Vermont, 3s2; sheel
and lambs, 900.
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FIRE.-The clothing establishment Of
Messrs. Fletcher. & Reed, of East St.
Johnsbury, was burned on the night of
wednesday Of last week, together with
about 500 worth of clothing. Insured
for $500.
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ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS
TN Probate Court holden al the Probate 0fiee
4 al Trssbargh, within and for the District of
Orleans. on the 1lth day of March, A. p. 1866,
Lewis H. pelane, Administrator on The Estate Il
VIM E. Paddock. late OF Crsf(sbury IN sad dis
trict deceased, filed in said Court his application
in writing setting forth that the personal estate is
insufficient for the payment Of the debts aud ex-
penses against said estate by the sum Of S9S5s00,
and that sale Of all the real estate is necessary
FOR that purpose and pTays for iieence 20 sell said
estate. being the homestead situated in Crafts
bury Village, Containing about 50 acres Of land.
on which are two dwelling houses, barns and out
buildings. one store and out buildings; also TWEEN
~ acres Of hand adjoining on the westerly side
subject 10 an annual rent Of Eve dollars, also l
acre Of land on which is an old house and ashery
also starch factory and privilege and land SUR
Client 60 accommodate same, situated on Trout
Brooks Eldrijge house near Jacob Jenness. a
meeting house Shed also the largest Island in the
small Osmore Pond, all of which are IN Crafts
bury. Nhereupon said application Is referred iol
hearing and decision thereon at the Probate Of
fee in IFasburgh on the 10th day OF April ueSC
Mt 10 O'Clock A II. And 1t is ordered that al
persons cencered be notified thereof by publica-
/ ton Of notice three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
/ Orleans independent Standard printed at has.
burgh, the last Of which publication shall be be
fore the day Of bearing
81. CARPENTER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

New YORK ELECTIoNs.-The local
elections which have taken place in New
York, do not indicate that the nomination
of Fillmore is to have a very enlivening
effect upon the brethren.-Atas.
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e. The Star of Vermont, Brattleboro'
Rhenix and Rutland Herald have come
Out strongly against Fillmore and Don
eison and the Platform Of the Philadel-
rhia Council.
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SOUTH CAROLINA AND KANSAS

SOUTH CAROLINA AND KANSAS
Charleston, s. c., March Is. A large
meeting to promote emigration to Kansas
was held last night. An address and
resolutions were adopted declaring slave
ry to be a political element of the con-
federacy, and inseparable frem the pres
ent system Of government. They claimed
the right to promote emigration to Kan
sas as private individuals, but diselaimed
any State attempt at armed Intervention
in the affairs of Kansas. A committee
was appointed to collect funds in aid o
the cause.
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AUCTTONl AUCTTONtE

W. ILL be sold atauciion to the highest bidder
Wv at tlIe dwelling house Of Samuel Connng,
in lrasburgh, on MONDAY THE TWENTY
FOURTH day Of March, inst, Mt O'Clock, 4.
", the following articles Of personal property
yiz,--
One five years old mare.
One l horse wagon.
One single sleigh ard harness.
A large quantity of hay, corn. ;a,cRn4 what
Two Sugar Kettles. ...
One Brass Kettle.
a quantity Of dry stove wood.
One OK sled.
One two horse sled.
Ok yoke and bows.
Two stoves and pipe.
4 lot OF household furniture coIsisting of Ia
BLES, BEDSTEADS and CHESTS; and other
articles too numerous to mention
TERMS-Sx months approved credit, on all
sums exceeding 800
5. 5. KIMBALI., Auctioneer.
Irasburgh March @, 1s56-10w3
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STATE or VERMONT.
ORLEANs DrsrRIcr. IS.


I'm Probate Court holden at Igasburgh, on the
4 18th day Of March, 1855, came Hannah F.
Wellman, Administrative of Jubilee Wellmau,
late Of Lowell, deceased, intesate, aud files her
petition in writing, requesting license TO sell all
the real estate of said deceased representing tss
sale Of portion of said estate is necessary for
the payment of the debts and charges against
said estate; and That a part cannot be sold with
ont injury 10 the whole. Aud that said estate
consists Of the Home Farm Of said deceased, be-
ing Lot No. " in the Sth Range, and thirty acres
of Lot No. 10 in the 9Th Range. Also the interest
Of the in the lands belonging Ia and IN right
of the first settled minister OF Lowell. And the
said Hannah p. Wellman requests the Court to
make her an assignment out Of the proceeds Of
the Real Estate equivalent TO her right TO home
stead and dover in said real estate
Mhereupon said application is referred for hear
ing and decision thereon Mt Probate Court TO be
holden at the Probate Office in lrasburch on the
10th day of April next; aud il is ordered that all
persons concerned be notified thereof by publca-
ton of notice three weeks successfully in the Or
leans Independent Standard, a paper printed at
irasburgh in this State the last Of which shall be
before the day Of hearing.
CARPENTER, Judge.
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Competitors Deied !!
MHoLEsALE PRIcEs.-MAKcH b. ls5e

VK7ILLIAM A. BAKER would saw to all those
w in want of anything in the HARNESS
LINE, that he may be found from
Early Dawn till Evenings Shade"
at his shop one door North Of Worthngton's
Store, manufacturing and selling Harnesses that
rival
IN STYLE OF FENESHH.
and excel in DURABILITY, Harnesses made in
any other shop between
New York City and the North Pole.
All orders from abroad PROMPTLY attended to.
For further information please call at my shop.
where you can satisfy yourselves that '.the half
has not been told you"
IL Stanford sells stove pipe-Dow tends
Post ofiee-but VIM. a. Baker, CHATS mel builds
Harnesses.
Irasburgh, March 90 Is5e-12ms
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CRAFTSBURY ACADEMY.

fENHE Spring Term win commence Wednesday
B Feb. 81, and continue eleven weeks.
HENRY HIBBARD. Principal.
Rev A. O. HUBBARD. Classical ASSISTANT
Miss L. u. DOUGLASS, ENGIIsH ASSISTANT,
Miss n. /. PADDOCK, TEACHER OF DRAW
ING AND PNINrfNG.
Miss At. /. SCOTT, TEAcUEF OF Music.
MIR. +. HARRINGTON, TEACHEE OF PrS-
NfANsIfIp.
TUITION, So 70 81: Drawing. Music, anl
Penmaaship, as heretofore, Greeian Paining, 81 ;
Board, 81, Is to $500.
among the FIEsT, ~ point OF thorough mental
training and correct moral influences and we So
licit a continuance OF public favor and patronage
For further Information, address the Principal
Craltsbury, Jan. 10 lo5G.-2-tt
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Ready Made Clothing
Farm at Auction.

yE7ILL be sold a. Auction on Thursday, tie
w 24ih day Of April next my FARM situa-
ted ia Coventry, about I've miles fr8ia The fails,
On the road % Charleston. Said farm contains
about one hundred acres u land, one half cleared
we'll wooded and vatsred. Terms made kuoen
on the dav 81 sale. DENNIS sABi%s
Coventry Teh. -, fs5s~i0w3
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Notice

~ nsGGETT will pay Cash far Hides
N. Cali Skins, ana Dairy Skins, if well sailed
FOR SALE more Of tho=e BKsr Booss
made by f. SANITY, which cannot be bear by
any one in the Gouatr.
SHOES OF al kinds, Cheap Ioy CASH
Irasburgh, Feb. 80, 1856 -9-G
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C. C. Kellanl,

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
IRAsBUEGH, VERMONT.
IL EEPS constantly on hand and for sale full
EA- supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, and
Dye Stuffs, Trusses, Abdominal
Supporters and Shoulder Braces, Fancy and Tol-
let Articles, Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Golden
Gloss, and Lyons Kafharon for the Hair, Har-
rison's, Lewis and IIutchins Hair Dyes,
Stationery Of all kinds, Plain and
Fancy Colored Note and Letter Paper. HaYrI-
sons Celebrated Columbian Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps and Flavoring Ex-
tracts. Also, agent for all Popular Patent 8Iedl-
cines of the day.
IrIsburgh, january g. Is56-l.f
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THE subscribers are agents for s. s. a. DoN,
4 OF johnson, Tor The sale Of cloths Of thGr
manufacture, which they viii sell IN exchange fos
cash OF wool
GEORGE NORTHAMPTON, Jr. s. co.
frssburGh. Jan. !, lS56-lu
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TENHE subscriber has on hand and for sale
= large quantity Of excellent Ready MAIDS
Clothing, winch they viii sell as low as any one
in the county. Also, first rlte assortment OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Plain and Fancy Dress
Goods, &c. &c, for sale low.
GEORGE W0BTHINGTON, Jr. & co.
Irasburgh, Jaa. 4, IsJ6-If
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NOTICE.

"a HEREAS Chaumeey Croker, my son, has
w left NE without nv consent, / therefore
forbid any person trusting him on my account rs
shall pay no debts Of his contracting after tits
date. JAMES /. CR0CKER
North Hydepark, Feb. %, 1S56-l0w3
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In Groton, on the 10th inst, Mr.. SAM
UEL DARLING, aged 70 years.
In Albany on the 10Th inst. Mr.. JOHN
LOCKE, aged about so years
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PAssumPsEC 3. 3. NOTICE.

g. 81
ks W sss- -.-sssg
SUBSCRlBEES 10 Preferred Stock in the Con
- neoticut x Passumpsio Rivers Railroad sTu
hereby notified that the following assessments
have been made. viz.
70 per cent April !. 1886,
10 iaty l.
10 Sept. l,
Payments may be made 90 either of the follow
lag Banks viz :--peoples Bank, Bank Of Orleans
Bank of Lyndon, psssumpsiC or Bradford Banks
or at the Ireasurer's QAee No. 7, Merchants
Exchange, Boston,
Per order Of the Directors.
n. P. LOWERING, TrsasSre-.
Boston, Jan. "a. 1s55.-5-if
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s.S-fS0fS - terEG-Ior ~"hscsibri con
a. ~ 1H It-4r %EGRBl} of both s"Ncs h't""eh
'r .,'N a b and % including AtetafltS, sAta
IS 5fts aud GarEej'ar s5 pay tie highest saar.
= r''t n cash lisot'o atriE otst"a h'trk ''dhs
:" - ~ Lynch suuedifrly rear ri The tHFin"S
.s "ssr hss pso.4ucl. lIatllF erected b0d"gs "lt"
LA Ne'} t' hard 4oc I.yhehhnrg for s'e or or
~ "f %" as moderate and Keep them as secure ~ II
'ney VIZ placed IN the Jail Gf the Corporation ,
may i9dgcly SETH WOODROOF.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
ygnshiu HAouSe-~ue1d ~ (iar prOpr's

OcroBER l6th.-Wm. II. Goodwin, }. Goodwin,
Misses Goodwin, Nelson; Thos. J. Preston Bedford
c. Z. Ward. Petersburg; NJ. G. Freeman, Va & Tenn
r, R; Capt X HarmIing Bristol; Mrs. Wm. A.
Clemens, Campbell c. Il; Geo. H. Edmonds, City
Miss " r. Lee, Boetour Va; p i. Callan Bristol
Saml, c. Burks Amherst; Henry Lazenby Camp
bell: J l.. Oglcsby. Va & Z r. r.; !. ". George &
Ser1't. Goochlaud, T. Nance Bedford; T W. Johns,
Cifv Wm F. Rhodes, Salem Va; YIN. D. Miles, AM
hers' Mr.. DupHy, Master Bupuy, Virginia DIR. Jno.
~ shelton s R. Daniel, Nelson; F. J Ribble, Roa-
noke: 4 G. Mathews, Miss NJ. Mathews. Pulaski; Jos.
Gibbs, Fincasue \. S. Edmenson, Campbell, Thorn
as " Thornly K Sery't., WytherIle.
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FUTURE DAYS
sauE.-Th.rc viii, he sold to


~ The highest bhlcr Tuesday the 18th day Of Narem
hpr not the fair day thereafter Mt the late
residence If Lnnserd Living. decd near the town of ios
Nelson county all that portion of the estate OF the
said Lupsfd Loving deed which not specifically beqnath
81 combating rract Of Land containing 300 acres
,Ha within mile North Of lovinFston, about one
halt vhrh upua land II uaered and in fine state Of
cultivation with tnivhby good Dwelling House and other
housrs The wood land hcng principally
land heavily tmhercd. aud most Of Il excellent tobacco
Ind Also other containing 300 aeres, lying also
within mile North Of Iovingston, The larger portion
which Land one half being open land Of rood
quality the balance good tobacco land heavily nhcreh
Also other Tract containing 20 acres more or less Ing
about miles Northeast OF LovnRatnn ndanng the laA
mentioned tract ho,nR principally mountain land of very
good quality the larger portion of which Is cleared aud weh
adapted "a grass aud the cultivation of Also II likely
NEGROES ransatng # several likely and children,
aud we'll uN aud Girls besides number Of Horaes,
cattle Sheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, aud portion OF
Cent Wheat Oats Ac hand, well "a the present
years crops of aud tobacco, Ne.
TRIMS SAtEIhe aud will be sold credit of g. IL
and II mohh THREE equal Instruments the purchasers Civ
ing bond with approved security aud lien the lands
tanned until the purchase money is paid The negroes
credit of four months the purchasers giving notes negotiable
and payable In of the Banks Lynchbnrg Charottos
Vile satisfactorily endorsed and the rest Of the property
credit of manos. the purchasers giving bonds with
proved security all $40 upwards and for
under $40 tho cash Will he required
o LOVING, EN'r
o. cplW of Inns ard Lot Ing dur
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Congregational Nomination..

BosToN, Tues'y, Oct. 1.-the Democratic Con-
gressional Conventions of the lth District. met
last evening and unanimously dominated the
Hon Rufus Choate their candidate. 1t is doubt
ful whether he will accept it. This is tbr di--
tret now represented by Mr.. Couns, Repab-
lean who has been nominated
NJ less than unc forged check for sums, VI
rying from $4,000 down to 500, we're eff er4d at
the banks in this city Yesterday; and only ono far
500 on the Atlas Bank wa. paid, - which tho
name of c. w. Forbush forged. The bold
operator in every instance escaped.