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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-19
LIVERPOOL. MAY 9.

LIVERPOOL. MAY 3.
We have nothing decisive to commu-
nicate as to the state Of affairs between
Russia and tie Porte. The constant an
swer Of the Refs Effendi TO the renewed
application of the English and Austrian
Ambassadors is, that the Porte has no de-
sire for war--but that, if she Is attacked
by any power, she is prepared 10 defend
herself.
BY adyices from Vienna TO the Goth
ut. the most sanguine expectations Of
peace between Russia and Turkey were
there entertained.
An opinion was prevalent al Vienna
among the money-brokers that war be-
tween Russia and Turkey was incvita-
BILE.
Prussia was to Join the alliance form
cd between Austria and Russia against
the Turks.
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MONDAY, JUNE 10.-The two Houses as
sembled in Convention, when the Hon. Jonas
Kendall, a Counsellor elect, came in, and was
dulyqnali6ed TO tal1s his seat at the Council
Board
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11


- 4 and 6 do.
IL d 5 8 8 and do.
- 10 IL IL Is and IL DO.
p do.
l23 9l3 ii Is Is 10 and 20 west do
On the FIRST Monday in september next, for tn
sale Of such of the above described lands as are stu
ted in the following townships and ranges. viz:
townships 10 IS aud 20, in range 2, west OF the
5th meridian line,
1915 IL IS 1o and 90 8 do.
l 10 Ii l3 ID Is Is and 10 Go.
12 9 10 IL IL, Is and l6 S do.
f2E5689 9 10 IL IL Is and Is do
On the lst Monday in October next, for the sale
of such Of the above described lands situated
in the following townships and ranges. viz
Townships 2 S4 67 10 IL IL l3 Is 10 IL lS 70
and 20, in range Z, west Of 5th meridian line
l234 s rs 9 10 Is 10
l7iS 10 20 do.
l2S45e7e oll2
Is - and 20 - do.
On the Ist Monday in November next. tor sale of
such othe above described lands ss are situated IN
the following townships aud ranges, viz.
Townships 2 8 a s 7 9 70 and |, in
range 10, west OF the 5lh meridian line,
l34567 and 10, in range / do.
23456 80 and 10 ~ do.
2S4s67 z s and 9 Is do.
SA s 7 aud 8 IA do.
4 5 and Is do.
S 6 apd Z l6 do
G. II de-
Each sale viii commence with the lowest number.
Of section township, and range, and proceed IN reg
ular numerical order
The lands reserved by law for the use Of schools
or for other purposes, will be reserved from sale
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington,
this l4th day Of March, 1892.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President
JosIAH MsIos,
Commissioner OF the Gen. Land Office.
March 27 tN.t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11

To whom the fellow awkwadly replied,
IL Idon't know; isbose 't4oas Noses %
ellis answer, gentlemen, think is suf-
ficient to convince you, that what have
said respecting him Is true, without any
further eyidence;" and sat down again.
The yoang ieilow by this time began to
scratch his head, and feel somewhat cha-
grined that he should bc thus taken Oft,
and begged leave OF the court to ask the
gentleman, who had just intenogated
him few questions---"who made you,
sir ?"--To carry the joke still further
upon the awkward lad, he replies, 81
don't know, 'spose 't7pas AGrOn. -
=" Well" (says the fellow we read in the
good book that Aaron made cali but 1
Md'm know that the d--d fool hadgOt
here" =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11

Two candidates by the name of Adam
and Low, preached probation sermons Tor
lecturship, which was in the gilt of the
congregation. Mr.. Low preached in the
morning, taking tor Ills text, "Ad0m,
wnere art thou!" and made very excel
lent sermon, with which the congregation
appeared much edited. Mr.. Adam who
was present, preached in the evening,
liking for his text the passage immedl-
atriy following that Of his rival, $50,
hcre;an, l." THIS impromplu, and his
sermon, gained Mr.. A. the lectureship.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
YANKEE CLOWN.

In ono of the courts of Judicature in
Massachusetts,, some eighteen or twenty
years ago, an uncouth iellow of the age
OF l8 was introduced into court as a Wit
ness for the plaintiff, upon which the dc.
fendant arose and objected to his being
admitted rs witness" for (said he, he
does not know enough to understand The
nature of an oath therefore he ought not
to be allowed to have his evidence in this
court; and to convince you gentlemen,
that this is the case, | will ask him few
questions" Hethcn turned to the Young
ieilow, and said, "who male you !"--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
REL EE.

NJ. La!ansle dined one day at the house
Of Recamicr the Banker, he was seated
between the celebrated beauty, Madam
He ca.nier, and Madam tic Stael, equally
distinguished ior her wit. Wishing TO
say something to please the ladies, the
astronomer exclaimed -" How happy
am to DC thus placed between wit and
beauty =" Yes, M. Lalande,' sarcasti-
cally replied Madam dc Stae, 'and with
out possessing ether
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POETRY.
ron THE RHoDE.IsLAsD REPUBLICAN,

E0R THE
THE FLOWER or THE DESERT.
THERE is sweet, a lovely how'r, 4.
In mstchless beauty chsste,
It's smiling fragrance charms each hour,
The lone and dreary waste.
Retir'd the solitary ground.
Whence springs this woodland rose,
Deserts encompass it around,-
Il all unheeded blows.
Yes, save by one observing eye,
That seeks It's bloom in vain,
One breast that heaves a longing si8h'
The modest fow'r to gain.
say,-would milder soil improve
Transpian,ed, lit might fade.
Or droop like bird once free to rove,
BY captive snases betrsy'd
Ye Hamidryads mark my voice,
And Flora, lend an ear,
@! bid its innocence rejoice,
Its sacredness revere. ho'a"'o'
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A LIGHT PVN.

suppose, said punster to tallow-
chandler, that you intend shortly TO take
out ii patent Tor making .gas-candes. l.
will indeed be a most excellent hveuuon
i do not know at all what you mean. -
Why, | mean that your candles burn SO
bad that they emit very .sh6siy light.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11

A person wa, prosecuted and tried sor
steaimg pigs. There was no doubt as
Ia The fact; but as it was not stated III
the lndictmen, what sort OF pigs they
were, whether alive or dead, whether an
imaJ pigs, OF pigs of lead, the prosecu-
ton was nonsuiled. :. T. -.--,.,-,,.,.
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NEW PAPEk-HANGINGS.

Just OpeGed, further supply OF new and elegsns
French and American Paper.Hangings, at prices
much less than ever before known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
By The President of the Uni1ed STATES

By The President of the Unued States'
Az HEREAS by the 81 section Of an act Of Con-
w gress, passed on the Sd Of March, 1919, en-.
titled " An act to designate the boundaries Of dis.
trcts. and established land offices Tor the disposal
Of public lands not heretofore offered for sale IN the
states Of Ohio anil India,ia." the President of the
United States is authorized, by law, to cause certain
lands to be offered at public sale.
Therefore, l, James Monroe, President OF the Uni
ted states, do hereby declare that public sales "a
greeably tola~) shall he held rs follows v'z'
At the Land Office st Delaware in Ohio, on the
third Monday in August next, for the sale OF
Townships 5 4 5 6 z and 8 north, IN ron.
ges and 10
S4 $ and 60. IL
8 a and do. l2
At the Land Office at Piqus, Ohio. on the first
Mo,slay in August next. Tor the sale of
Townships , 5 4 and no"h, in ranges
At The same place, on The first Monday in sep,em-
bcr nest, tor the safe If
Townships . 3 4 and 5 Moth, In ranges
se7 sod 8
At the same place, on the srs, Monday in October
next, for phe sale OF .s.... -F.E
townships O and 8, in ranges . 81
At the Land Office E, Brookville, Indiana on the
third Monday in Sep,ember ne II, for the sale OF
Townships IL l8 10 and 30, in ranges
10 l,..pa 80 ''d :
Al the same place, on the third Moady in October
next, for the sale Of r. m tl, ,.,., ...f
Townships ls 10 and 30, 10 ranges 80
e~ 10 ~ and lS
IL l3 10 and 90 ~
Al the Land Office established for the District of
Terre Hau,e in Indiana, on the first Monday in No
vember next, for the sale Of
Townships l9 and 90, in ranges 1887
8 sod 9 west
ID Is and l6 east AVID west
Each sale will commence with the lowest number
Of section, township, and range.
The lands reserved by law Tor the use of schools
or for other purposes will. - usual. be reserved
from sale.
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
this 10th day Of Mar, 1892.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President.
JOSIAH Meios,
Commissioner cf tie General land Office.
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LATgsTL TLnP0RTaTIoNs oE
SPRING GOODS.
JAMl S r. NlMOND,
MAS 1UST RECEIVED,

HAS JUST RkcEIFED,
X XTRA super and supertne real London AID
~ French fashionable blue and black Broadclo,hs
and Csssimeres.
Elegant patterns Of fashionable Ves,ings-Msn
rim Grape and Forentine tor do.
irish Linens and Linen Csmbrics, in whole and
hall pieces, remarkably cheap.
English twist and Waham powerloom cotton
Shirtings.
Pine Crayat Muslins, and fancy or rlain Crsyst
bandkerchefs.
Company Flag and Bardanno hdkfs.
Double and single black arcelona do.
Blue, mazarin blue, and yellow Nankins.
sstlinets, Csssnets. York stripes and striped Jeans
Long snt short silk and cotton Hosiery.
Webbs Patent suspenders-best beaver Gloves.
Silk and cotton UmbIe elias.
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NOTICE.

A Good workman at the Tin Plate Busincss may
"A find employment. and receive good wages. by
applying to wu. H. hELviLL.
:. Newport, April 10.
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NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
} the public, that he has employed an eIperiensed
workman. nt the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready tostteod to the calls OF his old Gus
toners and Frieuds--the smallest favour viii be
gratefully acknowledged and punctuai'y attended
to--cal at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner of Baunis,cr's.whsrf. March %, 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
By tie President ofMe United States.

WHEREAs the President Of The United States is
w authorized by law TO cause lands 10 DC oiier.
ed for sale
Therefore, I, JAmxs mosRos. President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that the public sales shall be held follows, viz
A. the Land Office at Terre Hsute. in Indiana, on
the hrst Monday IN July next, for the sale OF
Townships IL and IL, in range /, east OF the I'd
principal meridian lioe
IL and l8, in ranges 10 9, west do.
At the Land Office at Vandsa, in Illinois, The
third Monday IN July next, for the sale of
Townships II, IL, Is and II. in rsages and p east
OF the Sd principal meridian line,
III, IL, Is. II and Is, in ranges and 4, do.
AT the same place. on the third Monday in Au-
gust next. for The sale OF
Townships II, IL, l3, II and IS, in ranges S, 6 and
.. eastof NE 80 principal meridian line,
IL in range 2, do.
At the Land Office at Palestine, in Illnois.on the
frat MondayIn August next, for the sale Of
Townships 6, z, and y, in ranges 9. ~ and IL,
east Of the Sd principal meridian line.
5. g. z, 8 and 9, in range ID, west Of 2d do.
q and . IL and Is, do.
At the same place, on the first Monday in Sep
tember hext, for the sale of
Townships 40, IL, i2 and l3, in ranges 9, 10 and
IL, east of Sd principal meridian line.
10, IL. IL and Is, in ranges IL, i3 and II, west
of I'd do.
At the same place, on the first Monday in Octo-
Der next, ,or the sale Of
Ao""shPs iob 40 bnu ~ 'a"BSs ~ Nv sbu -
east tie Sd principal meridian tine,
IA, Is. 10 and II, in ranges IL. l3, and Ia, west
OF I'd do.
At the same place, on the Let Monday in Novem.
Der next, for the sale Of
Townships Is, l9, 90 and 81, in ranges g. 10 and IL,
east Of the Sd principal meridian line,
10, l9, 20 and 81, in ranges l3 and IA, west OF
81 principal meridian lire,
l8, 10 and 30, in range IL, do. do.
10 ii, do do.
~, 18, 10 and 90 10, do. do.
At the Land Office for the Northern district of
Louisiana, at the town Of Ondchita, on the first
Monday IN November next, for The sale OF
Townships Is, l6, IL Is and 10. in ranges ], 2, 81
a and S, west of the meridian line,
At the Land Office at the Seat of Justice of the
county OF independence, in The Arkansas territory
for the sale OF such lands OF the United States as
are situated in the following described townships
and ranges. and which have been excluded from
the lottery of the lands appropriated for satisfying,
warrants for military services, viz:
On the first Mondsy in August next. for the sale
OF such OF the above described lands as are situa-
ted in the following townships and ranges. viz:
townships l 3 ) 4 5 3 3 and 20 in range l. east
OF the 5lh meridi ian line,
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
The Circulating Library,
OF 1000 VOLUMES,

And upwards, continues to be replenished with ali
Npw WoRxs fitting the same.
Newport. MAY 1.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
Notice.

IN the 18th day OF August, 1870, Tor
- tberea5outs) exccutodto David Kcane,
oil the county oi Monroe, and state of Virginia,
three bonds tor the sum OF six hundred dollars
eaeni one payable the first day of January.
1871, one payable the first day July, 1921
and one payable first day of July, ls22-this
IS 10 caution the public against taking an as,
aSnnent OF, or IN any manner trading for the
s1ia nonhs, as do not consider myself bound
pay the same, either in law or equity, and
am deterPined not TO do so.
BENJAMIN OLIVER WELToN
Buckingham, Aug Ii. 3 v3,ys
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Each sale will commence with the lowest
number of section, township and range and
proceed in regular numerical order
The lands reserved by law for the use Of
schools, or for other purposes, viii be reserv-
cd from sale.
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ngton, this 10th day of March, 1892.
JAMES MONROE
By the President
Jos,,u MrIGs,
Commissioner Of The Gen Land O1ee.
March % 50t4N
H. 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.
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For Rent,
JOB pRISYING

ETaclted IN :he nedtesi manner, and on The
most moderate terms, al The Office ofthe
Hirginiaa.
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Yhe following Slaves {:
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of a decd of trust, executed to
Ab thr Subscriber by Jatc1 Leit0ich, fr.
bearing date the 2dlh day Of September, 1920,
md oil record in the Clclk Office of the Coun
ty Of Bedford, for the purpose of securing to
George r Williams q. Co the payment of sun
dry sums al money in said deed mentioned, |
shall, on Saturday NE 6b d0y Of September
uert, at the house Of snld Jabcz Letinich, Jr
in the County OF Bedford, proceed 10 sell, by
way Of Public Auctloo, Tor Cash,
The following Slaves,
To wit ;--Jacob, Daniel, Charles Ralph, Ynet
Dolly, and one Girl Child Angelina. Suckev
and LILA, or so many Of said slaves. as SiH be
sufficient 10 discharge the debtin snid deedcA,
pressed, aud the cost OF carrying the same into
effect the title vested in me by said deed viii
be conveyed and no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH.
August 10. ltwtds3
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Beriferd JuRe Court. 1920

Beaferd Juhe Court, 1922.
Nancy Arthur widow of Bartholomew Ar
thur dec John Arthur, William Arthur, Lew.
Is Arthur, John Pratt and Fanny his wife, late
Fanny Arthur, Nathan Grenr, and Lucy his wife
late Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowles and Elizabeth
his wife late Ella abeih Arthur, and
htiis oi khoda White Gee. and Elizabeth
Arthur, PLAINTIFFS
Against
Sanael C'aytor and John Arthur, Ex'rs Of
Barnabas Arthur dec. aud Balnabas Arthur
and Caleb Arthur, DefenJants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Barnabas Arthur and Caleb
Arthur not having entered their appearance ac
cordlng to the act of assembly and rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that they arenot inhabitants of this Com
monwealth, II is thet efore ordered that thew 4 =
appear here on the fourth Monday in Nove9b her
next, and answer the complainants, bill and IN ~
copy OF this order be forthwith published ~
the Lynchburg Press for two months succss
sively and published at the front door of IN.
cou't house OF said county, on two several
court days. '"'
ACepy -Tes.e.
w8"2 j. sTEPToE, C. BIC.
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One Tract og land,
To Shoe Makers.

NAArHHEW CASEY wishes to employ
.1N1 two OF three & ,od Jour'eymen Boot x
Shoe Makers, to whom good wages and con-
slant employment will be.given..
Ghsrlct esville, Auge 3tI
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Notice.
Eor Rent oY llease,

TWO PLANTATIONS belonging to tie
Il Estate of John Higginbotham dec.--Ons
lying in the county OF Amherst, near New G as.
gov, and the other in the county OF Ncson n ar
the old court house liberty will be g,ea to seed
this fall, and posS ession on the LIT Jan. 1885
fortcrms, apply to c. Powell! of New Glasgow,
or to the subscl iber
DANIEL HIGGlNBOTHAN1, Admr.
Angus I. I'll
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MIR. lewis Convert.

CUR Please to take noice-that on Saturday
~ The III day Of September nert, between
the rising and setting of the sun OF the same
day, at the Tavern house of Mrs. - Trigg,
At the court house for the county OF Nylhe,
shall proceed to take the deposition OF John D.
Fields, to be read as evidence in suit now &c
pending and undetermined in the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Lynchburg District,
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendant, at
which lime and place you may attend it you
think proper.
BENJAMIN A. PHILLIPS.
August 6. wiwl
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GILES WARD,

A I RNEY AT l. A w.
WILL attend the Superior and Inferie
~ Courts ofthe counties OF Campbell, Bee
, Cr and Pht'ylvania, the Superior Court {
C Chaheery torthe Lynchburg District, and the
tourt OF the Corporation Of Lynchburg. -.
any business entrusted to his care Yil meet
with prompt attention.
August2, ,7wts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20

THE undersigned having purchased the
Il interest of Robert Mosby in the ahouo
firm, offers for sale, at Amherst C. II. a penera,
assortment of GROCERIES, together viii, IL
some staple articles in the DRY GOOD line
&c. &c.-All of which he is resolved to coli
at the very lowest prices, for cash only -,
wheat al the market price VI
August l6. wat
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Dissolution Of Co-partnershin

THE co-partnership formerly existing h.
IL tween fnltz and Mosby, at Amhert com,
house. was dissolved on the 5th.-Au persons
having CLAIMS, Will present them, aud those in,
debted Will please make immediate payment
X. MOSBY.
ID. FULTZ
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RVNAW AN.

L7ROM the subscriber on the S0th Of
L March, servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of James Lowing
He is upwards of six feet high light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrcwd, and
pert in his observations, and not easily ntimi-
dated. He formerly belonged to John Scott
OF ADMINISTRATIONS well on several mus-
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
aud will probably attempt TO pass for free
man. will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses If delivered TO me in New
GlasGow-or twenty dollars il secured IN any
jail SO that get him He is now probably in
the vicinity OF Richmond
GEO. 5. HOLLOWAY
April &c. 3f
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.qfso---WOODRIDGE,
VI miH also sell N l,dge,
TIE ERN

...:GB. At ritisylyania courthouse for
i.l,Sss merly occupind by Mr.. fnwlins,
i.zss9kitsss md now By DIR Samuel L0Ytil--
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NIEssRs. 19oma. Ricleson and John

NJESSRS. Thomas Ricieson and John
lNl Riehespn--Tdko notice that on the 18Th,
Doth, and olst Of September next, ils2a,) at
the heuse 81 Chs L. Barret, near the Union
Mills, In the county Of Amherst, | shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions OF Chprles l. Bar!
ret, john Martin, and others, 10 be read rs
evidence In a cause now depcndig In tho Supo-
rior Court OF Chgnccry holden nj Lynehbufg,
- wei as cause depending on the Chancery
side Of the County Couri.oi Amherst, agreed
by consent TO be removed 10 the said Superior
Court OF chancery jim both of which cases
ara plaintiff and Won arr defendants.
MOSES MARTIN, Senr.
Amherst, Aug, l6. 2wlw
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Irust Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed of trust executed to the
I'D Subscribers, bearing date the 9Th day Of
November 1917, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office Of Bedford county. for the pur.
pose ofsecnring the payment Of certain debts
therein esp esssd due tom Samuel Wilson, TO
Geo' &c Wilson md Joseph Wilson, will be
soli to the highest bidder, on the premises, for
ready mon y, on Tues2as Me 2Iti Instant,
ID AcYes OK Alana,
BY survey, be tie s'me more OF less. lying on
Goose Geek, aud bounded by the lands Of WIN.
Bates and others--the subscribers will convey
such title as isVeslei in them az trustees and
none other.
SAMUEL WILKES
THOMAS WEIGH.
August l6. w2ws
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20

THfItEBf forwarn all persons from ira
Il ding for or taking two bonds, Dne given to
James Neales for about seventy dollars; the
other TO Hugh Ncales for about the same
amount and | believe dated the 2Oth of No
vembcr, 1921, upon each of which Isaac n
Otey is the security .-Also one other bond for
ninety or one hundred dollars, executed few
days after, to one OF both 1.-THE above Aeales'.
upon which Eli ID. Gilmore is the security /;
and all became due the ldttefpart of ebruary
or irst of March last.-The above bonds were
iraudulently produced by said Neaics', and [
am determined not to pay any part Of them
JOHN DiLLARD.
August ., w4wi7
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LYNCHBURG s. SALEM
TURNPIKE COMPANY.

THE Stock of the delinquent Stock.
Il holders, which was advertised TO be SOLD
on this day, is postponed to
Tuesday, The 2oM Of August ne1t,
At which time it will take place at the Frank
lin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg.
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer
July Is. tctdss4