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Virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed m. 49,
~ 2ith November, 1870, by VIM Roberts.s
OF Albemare Count. 10 Secure =, IL, ~ ~
vim OF money therein mcntiOnc1 +. q,s .o.r 80
be SOD, by the Trustces or one ofilgn1. IN Ia,
dsy % August next, IL fsir, # not he rsxs tic 49,.
to the HIGHEST biHisi, FOR cash, at Jos p .,.. y,
mhi, II Jracf u LGrd, containing i5o acre -.
or less, lying on the south tJrk ~ a. srd ,.s, a..
IN the county of Aibemarie. Thee.
Saw aud Gfia IN, with coeyc,,i,nf dre,,;..'
house, Hc on .Ls LAhI.
THE TRUSTEES
Jgly 10. 1s--a1,
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SANTIAGO MARINO,
Major General
THE SECOND BULLFTJN

LIE oECOND BULLETIN.
Of the emanciiating .f,my of Venezuela.
Gives an account of the flattering recep-
ton the squadron met with at North CITY,
and of the visit paid them by Gen. Arts
mendi. 1t also states that the royalists e.
vacuated the place on the 81 inst. with such
precipitancy, that they left their arms and
provisions, and our warriors occupied all
their posts on the Sd, without firing a
musket. The city of Assumption presents
melancholy spectacle OF ,lesoation the
royalists have not left one stone above AZ
mother, every building has been consumed
by FIRE.
On the 9th, the Independent squadron
commenced the blockade of Pampatar.
The enemy were fortifying themselves. but
would soon have to choose the alternative
Of submitting or perishing.
Head Quarters, North City of Margue-
rita, 9th May. 1916.
SANTIAGO MARINO,
Major General.
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FREDER1cKsBURc, July 6.

NH HAGhS x y, july %.
The French Minister NJ. HYDE NEU-
VILE, and his suite, passed through this
place yesterday, On their way to Montpe-
lier, pay visit to the President of the u
States.
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In Rsnrico County Couyt, .ulz I.
hRDEREiJ, That William Nia,e. Wa. pee
~ Richard Adams, John G. Mcsiy aud b. 81,
mn Sheppard be- appointed commi. 10 receive r
poIis 10 have survey and chart taken Of this Comfy, =
s.saby ,oa" Aet OF Assembly passed attic ias, SESSION.
ui M Act TO provide an chari or cash Conn.
IS, and General Map of the Commonwealth !" 81.
Cory. Iesie,
ID. WHITLoCKE, eff.
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WASHINGTON Inlr 6.

Mr.. ROTH, who was Charge d'AfTaires
of the King OF France until the arrival of
the Minister from that Court, is continued
as Secretary to the French Legation.
Nat. Int.
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The Prcs.,en, OF the United states--Tbe chic,
magistrate OF free people, holding his nonors
at the mercy of foreign hayonets.
The Declaration of independence ard its Au,ho,
While freedom has friend, scicnce a vo;aiD or
merit an advocate, Jefferson will live iii the hearts
OF his eouuirymen.
The memory OF those who l,.li is de cence of Dal.
trnore--Everiasting gratitude their earthly honor,
eternal bliss tlcir heavenly reward
tie .onest Uniop Of mar citlzei's--Nct To s'ip-
port party, BAT tonpiod the government ; not
10 ex-lt ac,ion, but 10 preserve the pecpie.
The Patriots Of South An,erica-Nisy success
attend their struggles tor freedom.
.'fonsoe and Iomp'ins--1he Republican canji-
dates Tor the his.st hauorJ in the gift of the peo-
pie.
Contests " ith Aigiers-S;r Sidney Smith in tieo-
~ Lord EsmoutlI ia menaces Commodore De-
eA1in, in practice
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
~ y. j. Skhmei-Ihe Generals Of France ia
eAEe the glory OF their native ianl-nat to h.. dis
honpred by the prescriptions Of an nnGecie ~
ny Gen. LefIwe DeSBoueftes--Aux Gene.
reuA c'toy des Et.ts Uni.. caque stranger NAL
he1renx trnuve ei ure iani,l. 1t les eres RIO the
generous cuisens Of the Uritcd Stacs--every IN
fortunate stranger fiEds here family aud broth
ByJ- .Sbssr Sm;fh--Thc People. die ONLY " lie,
situnaie soveregns' under Heaven
ny Col SfeHa'f-Joseph III. Nicholson the IN
hexlb'e patriot. lie Will slew the same energy and
zeal in support of Monroe which SO onArsbly dis
ung'ishet hitn in the election of jefferson,
"" Gen Same! .Siaish---Tbe Militia Of yirair.
n, Peansy ivanis and Msryand their services VIII
ever he gratefully en,bered by the citizens of
baltimore.
RI. Hanna--W-hen tie myrmiions ofdespo,s
again attack rcenea, may ihey meet the fate Of a
Ross
As far as we have seen. the Auniversa--
~, the Constitution, the Union, the Heroes
OF the Revolution. the slories Of our Navy
ami army, Washington. Jefferson and Ma
olson, The Patriots of South America.
were the favourtes of III day.
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Bruce is the nephew of the celebrated
traveller.
Lord Byron, who has sunk the man in
the hoef. by exposing to p:ofane eyes his
domestic Affections, has id adieu to En-
gland in ./'tre'veH foen. Brussels, he
mas bought carriage, but Refused to pay
the price stipulated for it. The coach
maker took ont a writ. but the bird had
down. Instead of the bard, the attach
mens was laid upon the chaise--lIe has
luckily the means of reUenge in his own
hands. LIT him write a farewell ode 10 the
coach maker: as he has done to his wife
and country
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| the mainmast. The Commaniarte follow
| ed the brig and schooner. the latter being
better sailer hauled her wind, when the
schrs. General Mernio, Jupiter, and Cone
| 10 chased her, the other vessels following
| the Admiral in chase OF the brig. At1 the
schr. Constitution attacked the brig on the
| larboard side, * the Commandante co-opc.-
rated on the starboard. the birg making a
vigorous defence with great guns and mus
quctly in very Snort time the ercmy
was dismantled. but continued 10 resist
with great tenaciouSness. At this moment
the Admiral being wounded, the captain,
Renato Bcluch, took the command of the
Communicate and of the squadron. That
vessel thereepon, under dreadful FIRE,
boarded the enemy, who unavaiiingly en-
ieavoured to repulsc us, but our valiant
sailors having taken possession Of thc quar-
ter deck, obliged the enemy to retire to
the hold, and struck the Spanish flag.
The captain was found dead in the cabin,
! having received shot thr ugh the head,
as were also the lieutenant and surgeon,
on the decks and in the hold, there were
42 killed and 81 wounded, besiie num-
Der who jumped overheard & were drown
ed. The brig is a man-of-war, called
the Intrepido, of II eight Founders among
| which were sly brass culverins, and she
had on board 40 mea. her commander
was Lieutenant of the Iglesia frigate.
At Il. M. after exchanging , few broad
sides, the schr. struck her colours to the
General Marno Just as the latter was in
the act of boarding her, the CAPTAIN was
| badly woun'.ed and we t5Snd is of the men
killed and wounded. She is kings schr.
called the Rita. mou ting one long is OH
swivel, two 81 pound caronaees. aud two
| double fortified l8 pounders with a crew of
| 30 men, her co-lmander was second lieu
| tenant of the frgaie Mateo Cambo.
On our side there was only on board
| the Commandante killed and wounded.
among the former was that brave officer
Barthelemi. The General Marno had
two men slightly wounded.
| The Admiral, and captain ReIuch CON
Quoted themselves in this days battle with
! all that bravery and ability which were
Justly to be expected from their Judgment
and valour, and the captain general, highly
| satisfied herewith, has raised The former to
the rank of admiral, and the latter to that
of captain. The officers and the crews en-
| gagged in the actions, acquitted themselves
| in most satisfactory manner. and the re.
maindcr regretted their not having met any
| enemy to combat with.
| The events of this day have Terminated
the blockade of the North side of this ISL
and, the only forces which supported ii,
| having fallen into our hands, which would
have been the case with as many as might
have attempted to oppose us.
| Head Quarters, North City of Marguc-
rita, Sd May, 1916.
| SANTIAGO MARINO
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1. .. WHITLocKE. cifk.

. g TIE ahove-nnmed Commissioners invite the a,ten
tion OF persons qualified % 'nd ria,c that work and Tor
that purpose vii! receive proposals at t,e Cuutv i So
t"o months from the daIe hereof. ~
Juiv 10. 1881
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az Price Of Wheat in this City, l s.

NfARRIED-on the 4h Instant in the N,orpr,o,,ol
Church. by the Revd. John Bnohnnan, GEORGE HAY
klNS fst Ne chant Of Philadelphia, TO Miss G ERTR JTDF
Moore 10y
MARRIED, on Thursday evening last, the 4th nj Tsf
by The rev. Parson Blair, Mr.. JOHN 1ALLEY ehics son
81 Nv William Inlley, Of Hanover County 10 ,, much
esteemed Mics SARAH i. VILLA Ms on, Youngest
daughter OF Mr. John williamson deed of Henrioo Co,n,y
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WILLIAM P. sMITlI 8. Go.


CrocerS e. Commission, Merchants.
( AVE taken large and conmod.ous fire.
Y . pro tenement on Gary Street fronting he
Basin, where they viii receive produce on stu
rage, &c.
Ihey hare Inst Receivsd, g Offer F'9r Sac,
Best New Orleans Sugar,
Loaf Sugar,
s. P 3.";, & COFFEE.
w M 'sd s:s5. ':5.o', & RUM.
Cognae Brandy, 5ili proof, sitperior o,o,;,r
Best Havana Retailing Moiasses a,d
Fresh bloom Raisins
They are in daily expectation Of further sn-.
ply, land interd keeping constantly ON hand. = csr-
GA the most reasonable terms, or barter Gov coo,,.
try produce.
.juiy 10. II -.,q.,
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The " Washington Benevolen, Society"
OF Baltimore, has been quiet dur;ag the
late Anniversary of our inGependence-no
procession, no banners. no Grafton, no spec
tacle OF any escript;on-But the Wash
ington Asso iation of Philadelphia, have
compensated for their torpor Id the full
ness OF their Benevolence, they called forth
the talents of an Orator. who poured out a
stream of unmitigated abuse upon the adj
min'stration, and the republican party
that is, very large majority Of the Anne
rican peopie-in an Oration, which is as
destitute OF justice as ftrath--loading Mr.
Madison with all the 6isgraccs. and str;n-
ping him of all the glories, which sprung
from the late arduous contest-an Grafton
which was calculated to excite all the par
ty animcSities, instead of the high born
feelings OF independence. dae to that me-
murable day.
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I7ff'a,l'oiiq, ing ;.
Tlg rOTrpVU O.sIJiI.N

FfiutEiotlG, ~ = ,.
Tl,E FOURTH OgJUlf
Was celebrated ia thi5 Gitj and Liberties Wit
more than usual demonstrations OF JOY HE uii-
formed volintccr caps, hors, foot aud artillery,
under Brig. ecu. Ca0waader paradcd through the
principal streets and formed on Broad street,
here they fred fen de ioie. Previous TO the IL
ring, Brig. Gen Calwaader Addressed The troops
We regret that were not situated as TO have
heard and tI,us been enabled to- publish the speech
IL was well received. and its principles an sly ie
were worthy OF the day and the cause. The ID eta
ration al Independence read by igsde-mal1r
Eddie. The firing was excellent, aud we rel lice
to add unattended with any &c s.dent
United States Ba,ik-The Coumhiar save 'i;"t
on Monday last 10000 dollars were subscribed
to the u. S. Bank in New-Yoils. We understood
that in this city the day sp0o1o dos. were
subscribed TO tie bank, the subscription continues
active, aud expected do, 20 the last day
The books are to continue open 20 days. 10.
Extract Of letter, from ,Ncss- Orleans, dated
JnHe 9.
The river has fallen very much and the VA
in the Of tue city has gone of iai' 10
admit tile people Is taeir habitslions again"
We were misinfor,ned respecting the arrival of
Mrs. Joseph Bonapartc and iaaai', in the French
ship Good Henry, stated in our last. This lady
expected in the Good Henry, and on her arri-
vi, Il was cosiidenty asserted that she was in
her. ~ T. Paper.
HAMPSHIRE LEGISL AZURE.
Dawn l.. MoHRrLL, Esq has osen elected Sem
atnr in Congress, successor 20 the Hon. Mr..
Thompson, whose term Of office will expire in
MARCH next. The acts giving charter 10
Dartmouth College, and reesng the in lear,
acts, have passed. The eee'ors and me,Rbers OF
congress are TO be chUsea by genera! t;eket in
November next
a letter from Marseiiles, received at Boston, da-
ted April 50, mentions the arrival Their. ,ne iI-
gate United States, Com. Saaw, from off Agiers,
and that it report. the Swedish Consul aud Ia
indy board Ournew differences viii, AL
giers were temporarily adjusted.
We understand by a recent arrival from Ireland,
that An,eres.n vessels are put the footing
as English vessels, as lar respects the convey
an.c Ui passengers to The United States--that is,
t,at they are allowed 10 bring passenger tur
every two tons. Formerly, they only allow
cd 10 bring o1ie passenger Tor every fDe tons.
". L. Gazette.
The Governor of Prince Edwards Island, sp-
pears 10 have authorised the Importation by British
vessels and Subjects et lumber, and live stock, and
provisions ot certain descriptions, i.om the L. ).
tai the lst Of November next
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Mr.. Godfrey, of Baltimore, he's core on
at the request of the Executive. to inspect
the Public Square, and Suggest q p,an FOL
its Improvement.
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Oar country exhibits proud contrast
70 the blessed monarchy OF England
NO districts disturbed by riots no m echa-
MICS thrown out Of work no wages as low
as cd. or sd. but wages high, and bread
abundant We donot at one moment see
the farmer distracted by the low prices of
grain and the Legislature stopping to the
i!npohtic expedient of restricting the free
dom Of trade by giving him a mo7ofioky of
the market nor at another do we see the
mechanic almost starved, and at the same
time tantaiized by the spectacle of that "a
ouhaance IN other countries which he is not
permitted to taste, until his necessities have
arisen TO the starring homt.
Is 1t any wonder that he should flee from
the tombs of his fathers, to emgrate to A.
meTica
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NArbNAL BANK.

Number ofshares. suhsci lied III this CITY.
inclusive yesterday, is $3.50.
The Crew of the Romp, who were. con-
lined in this city, were yesterday escorted
to the Jail at fredericksburg.
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earn from him that the Carthas~fian p,::
vateer, or pirate. sent into n. Orleans ~
the Boxer, had only about $40 coo. The
Captain was under trial for piracy, murder,
&c. On the charge Of Piracy ne had been
acquitted, and 1t was expected he would
&c cleared on all the charges.
Captain Coffin, arrived al Boston, from
I.is5cn, spoke Jure 90. lat. 80, Icing az, the
Washington ~. Gem. Chauucey, i2 days
from Annapolis for Naples, all well.
- Accounts received hy The Lovely
Lass. from Bordeaux, To the So Iune--al,
qaet in France.
-
ELLIS ON NEW YORK,
For Safe, 6y
THOMAS II MITCHELL
VINO wants immediately. 5000 Rueieis end
.HrriGntG6te Corn, deliverable =, NC.Iet.s
July 10. i8.-St
FOR BREMEN,
The Ship EtiZN-hNN,
cFEN Captain H.9i'CH,
's'Ss-NF7 row loading at CITY Point Tor Bremen;
wants about 200 bids to complete her Cargo.
ROBERT X. JONES.
July 10. iSqt
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The Governor of Prince Edwards Island, sp-
pears TO have authorised the Importation by British
vessels and Subjects, OF lumber, and live stock, and
provisions OF certain descriptions, I. ON the L. 5.
tai the lst Of November next.
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o. Mr. Samuel D. Brame will attend Caroline Court O
collect the arrears due to this oieehe will visit Freerck
burg Pncewilliam Fauquer, Orange, Cupepcr and Lou
s7-lt IS earnestly hoped that friends will remember
us in day of alver'ity.omr banks cut with seyhe al
most as Keen and certain as tlat of death.
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NEw.HAMpsHInE LEGIsLATupE.

a letter from Marseies received at Boston, da-
ted April 50, mentions the arrival Their. a.. iI-
gate United States, Com. Shaw, from off Aig'ers,
and that it WAS report the Swedish Consul aud IA
indy or board Ournew differences with AL
giers were temporarily adjusted.
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We were misinforined respecting the arrival of
Mrs. Joseph Bonapartc and ianai, in the French
ship Good Henry, us stated in our last. This lady
was expected in 'he Good Henry, and on her arri-
vi, Il was cosiden,ly asserted that she was in
her. ". I. PAPER.
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- Accounts received ty The Lovely
Lass. from Bordeaux, to the So June--ai,
qaiet in France.
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PHILADELPHIA. JulY 5.

FnILADEL?HIA, July D.
Extract ofa letter fran Liverhook, 70 a
mercantile house in this city. dated Nay
%, 1916.
"Gran has fallen los. per quarter in
London, and Cd. per bushelhcre. 1t is i'm
possible TO devise what the markets may
do"
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Extract Of a letter. from .N'ers- Orleans, iated
.IMne ..
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STRAY MARES

during the Summer. two small MARES e.ot
out OF my pasture and were often seen in the
,neighporhocd during that period from .whence
It's probable they have strayed. ''N'iS1
Any person who may know where they are. il
REQUESTED to inform me BY post, or otherwise nd
b,s n naAe reasonable compensation for any tr.
warts on her, years old the other light sorrel
WIN white ON the face and nose, 4 years old.
c.., w. NEWBURN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec. 10 1918. On,
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Ind each forester blishe, from his mountain des-
- cending,s .N !
Bounds light DER the heather to join IN the
game,
Then up with the banner, let forest winds
She has blazed over Ettrick eight ages and
In sport we'll attend her, in battle defend
her,
With heart and with hand, like our ia.
Tiers before.
When the Southern invader. spread waste and
At the glance of her crescen. he paused and
Por around them. were marshalled the pride of
The flowers of the forest. the bands OF Buc.
+ ceuch. IN -. = -
Theaup with the banner, &c.
A strirhng's weak hand to our revel has borne
her,
No mail-glove has grasped her. no spearmen
surround :; 80
But ere bold foeinan should seattle or should
scorn her, - 49,.
A thousand true hearts would be cold en- the
ground. - -,
e
Then up with the banner, &c.
we forget each contention of civil d;ssent;on.
And hail like Our brethren, Home. Douglas.
and Car. '"''
AND Elliot and Pringlc in pastime shall minpIe.
AS Wecome IN peace as their fathers in war.
Then up with the banner, &c.
| Is. weather, s ~ - =
And t, by mischance. you should happen to
There Are worse things in lifethan tumble on
heather, II iitff eq'll ! - -
And life isitself but game at football.
Then up with the banner, &c. ~ =
And whenit is over, wen drinka blithc mea.
fun, - ~ = : o'''
And to every blithe heart that toot No., !, ~.
pleasure, F'75 -, -
TO the s. lads that have lost and the lads that
Then up with thebanner. &c.
May the Forest still flourish. both borough and
lsndward, - o ~''>'
From the halli of the peer to the herds inele
nook - - 20 -
And hqzza, my brave hearts, for Bucoleuoh and
~ hls standard
rof 'he hing and the country, the clan and the
Then up with the banner, &c.
a., Quoth the sherlffof the Foress.
.d6O0tsford, Dec. /, 1915. go 81
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ceased apbject, and that there was san
ynlne kind Of liquid issuing from the cut.
THIS extraordinary corpse was afterwards
'ound to be that of Thomas of Beaufort,
third son of'John of Gaunt, Duke of Ian
caster, by his third Duchess, Catherine
Sw'niord. He was inferred in l4a7, and
ms monument n. in this abbey, destroyed at
49,. Londop Paper.
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THE ECHO win be printed with new and
elegant type, ona demi sheet, (twice a week. at
. . % per ann,nni payable in advance.
Vi those who do not pay in advance, nor in the
course OF twelve months, four dollars VIII be re.
CURED. = =
any person procuring ten subscribers. and be.
.olning responsible Tor the payment, shall be en-
tiled to one paper gratis.
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ron rUnIrsarso, N Ltrcsprns,
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from the native fertility, improyc~l condition.
and increasing wealth of the circumiacent coun-
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and lberality Of the people Of the Town, and its
enyirons. Lynchburg derives advantages moro
than adequate to the patronage and support of q
semi-weekly paper. $500 - Is n
This consideration irnpels us to undertake euch
paper.
This paper is intended to be chiefly a prompt
and convenient vehicle of domestic and foreign,
News. At the same time, it will be open TO sci.
ent,fc, moral, agricultural and political ESSAYS.
Weare Ilepublicans--buto on Questions Of general
Importance, we will cheerfuily admit the esssvs
OF those who may. differ from us in opinion, pro.
vided those essays re marked with hberalitv
OF IDEAS, and moderation Of temper Our man,
object wall uniformly be, to collect TO focus.
those rays political light which may be scatter-
ed IN the intellectual atmosphere around ts--and.
BY that means, to shed. the efIulgsnce of truth
on every lace, side and aspect OF such topics of
discussionas may excite deep and lively interest.
we are young bent on enterprise-possessed
OF industry capable of persevesance I've have
both'been brought up to the printing BUSINESS
and we are not utter strangers TO the due manage
msnt, and proper conduct of a newspaper. Ous
efforts will be uRrenitted-and. we trust suc.
cessiul. They win be constantly and earnestIv
directed to the collection of the most recent +,
teiiisence of every sort-to judiciotis selection
of borrowed nateriaIs-in short, to the regulari.
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ty ofplap. - ~
In promising thus much, We do not oyerstep,
we hope, the modesty of Prospectus. We are
coniident that disappointment willnot tread up
on the heels OF prpmisef q We have ell Consider
ed what we aye, able: 20 perform--and we feel the
ardor and energies of individuals ambitious Of
success--and whose .siiccess chiefly depends on
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reflect on the characteristic liberaiity of those per
sons, whose Patronage we solicit. They are, we
well know, disposed 70 encourage commeudable
eiiorts--to aid modest indusry-and to relnune.
rate useful labors so s-->TNT
With these motives-these means-tbese bonea
and this prospest, we viii commence the pubI;-
cation OF the ECHO about the 18th of March
next. sles.sc.,
vaf WIN. W. GRAY.
Lynchburg, Jan. 1916. -"
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5ooDOlIars Reward

leai CRY of RIcHNoND, March z, 1916.
ENfHEREAs there is reason to believe. that
the FIRE which originated IN tie work
shop Of Mr.. Robert M'Sim, on the evening Of tie
http instant was the work Of an incendiar1 4 do
hereoy, IN behalf of the Corporation of this CITY,
offer reward Of Frvs HunDaep Dotrfns. for TX
discovery Of the perpetrator OF said on ~
he psss 70 the iriIarner, upon tie conviction Of
the offender.
JOHN C. GAMBLE, .sIeysr.