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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-10
For the Gazette.
OUR OWN AFFAIRS, NO. II.
NUlsaNCEs.

NUIsANCEs.
There are two nuisances which ought
10 be attended TO. They have the pre-.
sent year been passed by, both by the
council and board of health, probably be-
cause other and more prominent nuisan-
.ces claimed their attention and occupied
their time.
One OF the Duissnces alluded to, IS the
marsh, in the north end of the town, be-
tween Fairfax street and the river, which
comprehends a part of two squares, and
Pendleton street, which runs through it.
This marsh ought to be in part filled up,
and in part drained, so as to prevent wa.
ter from lying upon it.
The other nuisance alluded to in the
present communication, is the dock be-
tween Hunters and Keith's wharves.-
This dock is the receptacle of old hulks,
ship timber, &c., and shews difficulty to
know what to DO with it this ought not
however to prevent any thing from being
done. The old hulks ought to be re-
moved they collect filth about them, and
impede the regular force of the Tide. The
ship timber should be sunk under the sur
face Of the water, or banished the dock.
In Baltimore, all persons are prohibit
ted from causing spars, srks, logs. or tina.
Der, with the bark or sap on, from remain
ing in the water, or 10 any situation, where
a common tide can reach the same. within
two hundred yards OF any dwelling or
wharf, between the first day Of June aud
first day OF November in every year
QUH.
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wa. Bussard. VIM. w. Dsaeale, District

WIN. Bussard, WIN. w. Dsneale, Dislrict
Of Columbia.
Philemon Dickinson, Samuel V. Disborough,
Hugh Mearns, Christian Il. Paulison, George
Richmond, JoSeph Scudder, jun. Thompson
Sharpe, VIM ii. Woodruff, Ne,o Jersey.
Albert B. bod, John X. Livingston, jun.
Edward D. Mansfield, NetD York.
Marius Gillian, Wm.F. Smith, James w.
Thomson, VIM Washington, Tirginia.
Christopher C. Greenup, Kentucky.
Thomas M. Littlejohn, William Littlejohn,
North Caroline.
James A. Pearce; Michael Pue, George r.
Richardson, Marylond,
Manuel T.. Robinson, Deiapdre.
I'D eundem-Wm. HI. Collins, Maryland.
The honorary degree of Master OF Arts was
conferred on the Rev. VIM. d. Snodgrass, Rev.
Robert Hall Morrison, Rev. Robert O. Arm
strong, Rev. John Summerfeld, Mr.. Robert
Baird.
The following gentlemen Aiumni of the Col
lege, were admitted to the second degree IN the
Arts, viz:
Holloway w. Hunt, Holloway w. Hunt. jr.
Thomas Turner, James Ross, VIM. Is. Ran
dolph, George w Neff, Geo. w. Smith, Elias
B. D. Ogden, Abram Skillman, Benjamin Z.
Taylor, VIM. J. Armstrong, Hugh Wilson,
Lemuel r. Leake, James V. Henry, John
Breckenridge, John;J Fleetwood, Jas Boyd.
The degree of Doctor Of Divinity was con-
ferred on the Rev. John Goldman, OF Dorches-
ter, Mass. and the Rev. VIM. Terrier, OF PAS
ley. Scotland,
The degree of Doctor ofLaws was conferred
on His EXcellency James Monroe, president
of the United States of America
Hon. Charles Thompson, Secretary OF Con-
gress during the Revolutionary War-and
John Wells, Esq. of New York Emp0'S'
I'M.
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Norfolk. Oct. 4.
HAVANA.

Capt. Murphey, of The brig Alonzo,
from Havana, states, that French brig
had put in there few days before he sail
ID. (22d September, having on board the
crew of the schooner Mentor, OF ,'hiladel-
pbia. which schooner had been Captured
and taken possession off short time pre-
vious by picates, las reported by capt.
Davis, of the schooner SurpriEe,) who,
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Men. York, OcI' o. n.
Translations from Cadiz Papers ,oG ,bs
9eIh August. received at the Office ! o. I n
Gazette, per the ship RomuIuS' a"''
this port. ,, 0,,o,d q.
Yesterday the movable column lar.5 in i,
left this city on the 18th INST; e ff;nfaplf
accompanied by severs' bodies " u ,he pro-
and cavalry, Of various towns o, his his con- I
vince, who were DESTROYS TO pay 'cnong,n,
oliment to their compatriots anu SI i PED
ions in arms. The most H" "enbs;
would be insufficient to paint Tue citi1so;
asn with which those worry ieiOp SD1
were received, upon whose aeC rst;
sufficiently tried courage me cO svsIen 'b'
for the consolidation OF the Hcoucopre
happily governs it. An immense ~, SS strss'
through which the column us'I If pia'
coded by a countless number ,, n GER
and soldiers OF the permaneD!! al. sIjD t"cgsb;h,
erals, officers and peasants, lnt hroihels. J.
without distinction, and IKE the T COD,DIg.
nroeeeded to the square OF 'Ho lib sOtI,
ton, and after having sala ,'n Ibs eO'sED
fusion OF the pures! pairIo, ,bs "pubIic ".%S
Of our liberty, it passed TO the 1. p we've p'@
where suitable aTFanse'0f'
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COLLEGE OF NEW-JERSEY
Pr7nceton, SEPT. q, 1922.

PRINCETON, SEPT. %, 1922.
The Anniversary Commencement of this In.
stitution was held in this Borough, on the 25th
iost. The day was fair and well adapted to the
feelings, of both the performers and the audi
enSe. The church was thronged with num-
erous and brilliant assembly, characterised as
well for their talents as their beauty; we OBJ
served several distinguished strangers seated
with the honorable board of Trustees on the
stage. Fhe greatest interest was excited by the
mastery manner in which the Young gentle
men acquitted themselves, of the several parts
assigned them, while the most profound at
tention was manifested on the part of the audi
ence We wish that we could furnish you
with few extracts from several of the Ora
tions delivered on that day; for really, the COM
position, would not have disgraced any orator
of the present day While we listened to these
Young Tullvs lisping forth their eloquent ha-
rangues. we could not restrain our imagination,
and as it wandered downth long vista OF time,
we beaeld them taking their respective stations
IN society, as statesmen and as warriors, who
were shortly to take upon themselves the our
den of government-we have encroached upon
your time and patience, more than we at first
intended, but with such Mes1e, who would
not feel inspired-one thing more and we have
done-the high wrought feeling and pathoS
with which the valedictory Grafton was deliver
ed, did credit to the institution, and honoured
the heart of him who composedit; as the young
orator was asout to bid last adleu to ms class
mates-his friends-his voice faultered, and we
observed tear start inthe eyes ofhis associates
but when about to bid SEA last--a long-a
sad farewell" to the President of the College,
grief choaked his utterance, and the tears
coursed each other down the furrowed cheek
of the venerable old man--w1 are conscious
the recital falls far below the reality, we there
fore, refrain.
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ORDER OF THE EXERCISES.
PRAYER BY THE PRESIDENT.


PRAYER by THE PRESIDENT.
.Muslc
2. Edward D. Mans6eld--Latin Salutatory.i
8. Hugh Means-English Salutatory.
Music.
4, James A. Pearce-On National Pride.
5. Albert B. Dod-On the comparative state
of Slavery in ancient and modern time.
6. William P. Buchanan--On Popularity.
.NusiC.
g Jacoby Depui-On knowledge of the
Bible, and What will be the stateofRe-
ligion fifty years hence?
= s. William w. Oeneale-On the emancipa-
ton of Greece.
g. James w. Thomson-Ont the Philosophy
of the Human Mind.
Music.
10. Thomas Clymer-On the Works OF Ma
IL. Philemon Dickinson-On the Penal
Code.
~. Samuel v. Disborough-on Modern
Greece.
Is. John K. Livingston, jun.-On the cha
racter and oppression Of the Irish.
IA. James Weatherby -On the comparative
pleasures of Memory and Anticipation.
-. William Littleiohn-On Duelhng.
Music
CONFERRING OF DEGREES.
.binsic.
Is. Edward D. Smith-Valedictory
Music.
PRAYER AND BENEDtCTION.
The following gentlemen Alumni of the Col
lege, were admitted to the degree of Bachelor
of Arts, viz:
WIN. s. Buchanan. John B. Clemson, Ja-
CODY Depui, Caleb Good, Samuel Holstien,
John Lodor, James Mccormick, John S
Miercken, Jonathan Nicely, Samuel Fl. Rails
CON, Edward D. smith, 5araes Wsatherby,
.PsnHsylUaHia.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-10

In the Spartan which arrived yesterday IN
% DAYS from Lisbon, came passengers, jose
JOAQUIN Ramas Zuzarte, Portuguese consul
general for Baltimore; and Diego Maria Cal
lard, Portuguese consul-general for New-or-
leans. The Spartan it will be recollected car
ried out Gen Dearborn, our minister TO Portu-
gal, and suite.-We learn that he was tavoraoiy
received, and Immediately proceeded to Cih'
ira.
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The "New England Farmer" publish
ed at Boston, lately prescribed Elder JUICE
as effectua against Shippers IN cheese.
The experiment was tried in dairy IN
Vermont on several cracked cheeses, and
perfectly succeeded.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-09
NEW THEATRE.

The managers invite the attention of
literary gentlemen and lovers of the dra.
ma, throughout the continent, to the
composition of an address to be deliver.
cd on the opening Of the New Philadcl.
phia theatre, for which premium is Of
fered of silver cup of the alue Of fifty
dollars, with appropriate inscriptions,
Upon the merits of the different produc-
lions offered, committee of literary gen.
tlemen OF acknowledged talents will de-
eide. The author OF any address, who
may desire to be considered an applican,
tor the premium, will please transmit his
production to either of the subscribers.
before the 18th day of November, the
address 10 be accompanied with sealed
paper, containing the name of the au.
thor, which the managers pledge them.
selves shall not be opened unless The Ore.
MUM Is awarded 10 SUCH address.
WARRES & WOOD
-Phladelphia, August /, 1897.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-09

Some night last week, between tn,
hours OF 10 and IL O'Clock, a Negro
wench In the employ of cedar cooper
living in the most dense and valuable
part OF our town, was near laying the
whole in heap OF ashes, by setting fire
TO the shavings in the shop; and was on.
ly frustrated in her hellIsh design. by
some female of the family, after having
retired to rest, being obliged to come
down stairs, who, discovering the blaze,
which had just been kindled, gave the
alarm, and with immediate assistance
quenched it.
From the combustiblencss of the ma
terials in the shop, it is believed, that had
the discovery been made FIVE minutes la
ter, the lire would have detied eyery eff
Tort to suppress it.
The girl has confessed making the at
tempt, but does not state what insti-
gated her to do il. She has been COM
United to the work house, where, we
are informed, she will be confined until
transported beyond the district by her
owner.
- Commercial Reading e News Rooms,
Norfolk, August 6---noon.
MIR. Pi,tman-Sir-Put in this morn.
ing, schr. Hilan, Hand, from Alexandria,
bound TO Philadelphia.
The u: >. iriyate Macedonian, capt.
Biddle, came up to the bite OF Craney
Island yesterday, Tor the purpose of land.
ing her men upon the island. The US.
store ship Aler, has dropped down to-
day, and will form a part of the hospital
forthe sick, which, II IS unu erstood this
morning, amount 10 the number of so.
In addition TO the two surgeons sent
down on Saturday night, Doct Cowdeiy
has received orders from the command
my officer on this station, to repair i'm.
mediately on board the Macedonian, and
report himself 10 capt. Biddie. AS the
weather is pleasant, it is probable the
men will be landed Today. Of The off,
GERS who have died since our previous
advices from this frigate, it is ascertain
cd that lieuts. lsaacs and lnman, DIR. Ca>
dell, one of the surgeons mates, and five
midshipmen 1.-TWO OF their names only
can learn) are AMONG them.
Yours, respectfully. w. G. LYFORD.
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MANSTEAn HnIrsE

Yesterday, says the London Courier
Of June l. began he sale of furniture al
t1ls princely mansion, (tbe property OF
sir William Long Wellesley a sale.
winch for the length of its continuance,
and the splendid magEifceDce of the ar
l1cles, Is altogether unrivalied. To give
the slightest detail of The articles would
very TAR exceed our limits. Suffice II
70 say, that the haDgiDgs OF Genoa vel.
vel trimmed with solid gold lace, the
six embroidered carpets, with couches.
sofas snd-cha,rs, to correspond, the ex-
traoreiDary profusion of curious old chi.
M, rich cut glass, and massive plate, the
oriental cbcny chairs, he exquisite car.
wings IN ivory, the fine paintings, scnlp-
lures, bronzes, and casts from antique.
INC fresh and glowing Gobelin tapestry,
ibc beautiful French clocks, elegant
chandeiicrs, superb pier glasses, magp.
hcent state beds, and superb furniture of
cfc"y description, form tout ensemble.
sach as, perhaps, was never before col,
iec'ed ID the MANSION Of any subject, and
iIas not frequently been equailcd in The
palaces OF crowned heads.
The catalogue is in three uuarto parts
u $50 pages each, and the sale which in.
siuoss not only the furniture, but the
DOCKS and wines, will reach To The up.
preccdcnted length Of two hundred and
thirty days!
nc family arms of Tilhcy and wei
s'ey are embroidered on all the car
pets, and materials of which is silk-the
walls as wen as windows, are hung with
shc richest Genoa velvet, with three Dor.
GERS u real gold lace, at 81 guineas per
yarh these specimens alone may give
al idea OF luxury, more than oriental,
which Peryades the whole.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-09

Mr.. Martins bill for preventing cruel.
81 to animals, has passed Parliament
ahis bih viii break up the exhibitions in
the pitts in England where animals have
been irelied 10 tear each other TO pieces.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-08
New Glasgow Races.

WILL commence on Wednesday, the
w 9th November next, on which day will
'e run for sweepstake, for three years old,
Wo-miie heats-four colts entered, and sub.
scrlptlon closed, On Thursday, the Jockey
Club Purse, OF two-thirds the subscription, viii
he run tor ,nree-mile heats. On Friday, the
remaining third, t,vo-miie heats-And on Sa.
turday, the whole of the tolls collected at the
gate during three days. Weights as usual, a.
greeablc 10 the rules of the club The horses
to be entered on the day previous to each race,
with the secretary, and to start precisely at 10
O'Clock. PEACHY FRANKLIN G.
New Glasgow, Oct, 4. tdre
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WILL be sold, TO the highest bidder,
w he l5h day Of yiorember Hefi, at the
Plantation on which the heirs of Jesse Jones,
dec d now reside, in Nelson county, (being a
part OF the Walnut Grove Estate } all the stock
OF horses, cattle, hogs and sheep; also, the
household and kitchen furniture, plantation u
lcnsils, the present crop OF tobacco aud corn,
supposed To be- $50 barrels, with sundry other
articles belonging to said estote-fhe terms
of sale are 10 be made known on the day of
sale, which will certainly take place. ON that
day. CORNELIUS POWELL,
Admr dc bons non of Jesse Jones dee
September , Ids
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Notice.

RY virtue Of q deed Of trust erecuted to
ID the subscriber, for purposes therein erpres-
sed, By Lee H. B,uks, | shaH, on Fridng The
iSh day Of October, proceed to sell, 10 lie high
est bidder, for cash, nj The d,oeting houSe ef SAID
Barks, The JottowtRg property, 10 Cit: One ne.
gro 0omcn named Polly, and her teo children,
named Aitred and Silly, three head Of horses,
Jonr feather beds and furniture, and the stock OF
cntiie, &c. Acting as trustee, / shall onig con-
pey such title as is rested IN me undey the SIND
deed r. H. BURK.S. True,ec
p. s. Al The snnt time, he crop Of corn, plq,,.
tdtion utensils, &c, o0W be sold on credit
October 4 ao2,ut o
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Miss Cochran

WILL continue to teach School at nv
w house IN the upper end of Cumberland
county--Where young ladies will be instructed
in the following branches, at the following
rates
For teaching the English Language Gram
|matically, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and
the lower branches, at $50 for ten months
For natural andmoral Philosophy, Chymistry
Embraidery, Drawing and Painting, &c. al
S25. Board Tor ten months, including lodging
ana washing, the pupil fneing candles, pair
OF sheets aud two bed covers or blankets. $50
Or the same rates for less time-a few board
ers can be received.
NATHANIEL PENICK
September 81. w1ws7
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a Valuable Tavern
FOR RENT

THE subscriber, as attorney in fact for
Il john Kennedy, will on the first day OF
the next county court of Campbell, being the
18th day Of October, 1929 on The premises,
rent by way OF public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for the term of one year, to commence
on the Isl day Of january, ls2a, the Tavern
and nppnrlenances at Cnmpbell courthouse,
now IN the occupancy of MIR Samuel Jordan.
4he terns will be more particularly made
known at The time and place aforesaid
CIlISWELL DABNEY,
Atty in fact for John Kennedy.
September 81 tdr
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber few
II days since, negro man named DICK,
aged % or % years, OF dark complexion, 9
feet = or 10 inches high, stout aud well made
when spoken to, he has rather a down look -
lie went of with nothing on but a par of cas-
simere breecbes lie formerly belonged 20
Mr. Christopher Clark of Bedford, aud more
lauefly 10 Mr. John Caskie Of Lynchburg.
will give the above reward aud all reaeon.
able charges, for his Apprehension aud dolisc-
ry ia me IN Bedford county.
J. II. {. BROWN
Crab orcbnrd, September Fl. WV J
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A.anA 10Y SA\e.
October l.

YHIE subscriber ,ciShes to sell lie T,R.7CT
Il or LAND, mthe county Of Campbell, stu
nied on bottle SIDES IF BnBato Creek, on rhich he
i0teiy resulted. II contains By late surrey, 2OG
acres, Go otrhicb are cleared, and in good heart
Ihere is as much good land on Hason any tfnct
'oi The same eatem IN ms neigh6ofhood. This
iaad lies aoithia u mile and a half of Ncw Lon.
don, and enjoys The odraatage Of mill site Of
3ttd jdH as erceedtngig nell teaiered bg
Pft"SS. The imPr0l ements are a capital iog
house., ,edb three apartments, 10 by IL feet, a
Kitchen, stable, and t,co iodging-ho and has
ont a good appfe aud peach orchard The title
IS ndispmabie.-.4Ppiieation to be made 10 the
subscriber IN Lyachdurg, or 10 Capt King in
-NtW London. EDU. .9YhIN's0N
OctOGer1 o,rts
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My. Robert Nevis.

DLEASE to take notice that on the l4th day
i OF next month at the Eagle Hotel in the cit,
of Richmond, shall proceed to take the depo
sition OF Daniel Warwick to be read as ev;deno.
in suit now pending in the Hastings court o
the corporation OF Lynchbnrg, in which Ia N
plaintiff and you are defendant.
MlCAJAH DAVIS Jr.
September 10 6w4w
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Aynchburg MiNs.'

WILL IN few days be in order f., n.
w. cept'on OF Wheat.-The sub
will gle a lair market price in cash et
any be desirous to receive Flour N ..a ""o1id
lot Wheat, they can do SO at the usual a'shgs
and the subscriber will subject himself ', ,a.'
kiehmend Inspection. Those who ~, y inc
disposed to sell at the present prices NAV mo- no'
ye' their Wheat, and wait for a better ,;i oei
lalr mar ket price will be given du,ipg A.. as
son, Tor that deposited, as for VIVA, M se"'
ming N. " es
Augusta tc,s
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Each sale will commence with the lowest
number OF section, township aud range, aud
proceed IN regular numerical order.
The lands reserved Ivy law for the use OF
schools, or for other purposes, will be rcserv-
cd from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash.
mgton, this 10th day of March, 1892.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
Josiah MrIGs,
Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Office
March % 6UtiN
D. Printers who publish the laws OF the
United States will publish the above once a
week till the first Monday in November next.
and send their accounts (receipted) to the Gen
eral Land Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-08

IN virtue oftwo deeds oftrust executed TO the
L undersigned and others as trustees, by John
Preston, to indemnify his securities, d in con
Iormity to a decree OF the superior court OF
Chancery ior the Richmond District, am iul.
ly authorised to sell the properly contai ed ~
the said deeds, among which are many exceed.
ingly valuable f,acts OF Land, lying inthe eoun-
ties Of Montgomery, Giles, CabelI, Kana"ha,
Botetourt, and Monroe, very well worth the at.
tention of ersoas who wish to lay out then NO
nev advantageonsy and particularly the tract
.a1ed
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Bedford, August Rules, i82z.
Mary Burch, nj,
Against Alhif,
'''''' 's' e"' ""' ~ IN" cu reh; Defendant
The defendant John March L. not La,in, .,,,.,,
pearance X gwen security according 10 th. 49, ms ~
sembly and the rules of this court aud !, -, o. A
The satisfaction OF the court that the SAID indian, to
an inhabl,ani OF this CoBmonn enlti on ,lt , no
the plaintiff, by counsel, II Is ordered tbs, - "a Of
Marekle ds appear here on the fourth Mond,, - SAD
tober next and answer the pairliH, bill tbai o.
o th,' order be inserted III the Lynehhurg Press f
months sueecss'tly, and posted up ~ The from, m ~g
the e1nrLhouse On two several court days. '''' VI
Copy-leste,
}. SfEPToE, C.B.c.
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Yhe, sale OF !lanA

nN Pedlsr river, in the county of Am
~ herst, belonging to the estate OF Nicholas
Sabeli, dec a. advertised to be made by me . {,
surviving executor, at Amherst urt-house,
Oh this iay, As necessarily postponedjn conse-
cRence Of NY inability to attend The sale
aill take place on the FIRST day of Amherst DC
tober court, on twelve months credit. This
tract continuing 1850 acres, by patent to Mel
sou Crawford and Nicholas Cabell, bearing
Date on or about the 29tb day Of September
1797--from this Yuantity, however, is TO be
deducted 600 acres, sold by the said Nelson
Crawford and Nicholas Cal,el to Saml Dean
Mir. Nelson Crawford who lives near the land
ELL show it to any person disposed to view it
VIM. IA. CABELL,
Ear Of Nicholas Cabell decd
September q, wsw
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Notice.
October J.

A petition will be presented to the next DC.
IN neral Assembly OF Nirg,nin, for the pnr-
pose ofconvering the free bridge near Lynch
burg into toll one
September 10th, 1872 w2m