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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
On.I- 100

julio OVtN, IV~f
NJ Office is hereby given to the proprietors OF
L Y the exchanged 6 per cent. Stock of 1872 is
sued in pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
San act authorizing subscription to the old six
per cent and deferred Stocks, and providing for
exchange of the same," passed the 9th of July,
1872 that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may be due thereon at the time, will
be paid TO the said propretors their attorneys
duly authorised, oi,tiie frs, day of January, 1925,
at the Treasury iii Washington such Loan
Once, on the backs whereof any portion of said
stock may stand.
Information Is further given, that surrender oi
the Certificates of said Exchanged per cent. Stock
will be required at the time of redemption, and than
the interest thereon, will cease and determine TO
the 3lst day of December, 1924.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
Sec,y Of Tie Treasury
July 0. t31D48
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24

'hNEN by the subscriber, on the 29tb october
rom Morton Woodson's boat, (b,ad ma y
a 'yl "ooUi lO bushels corn. On the same dav
e,h N ,,a,inais beat, - bushels wheat. On the
D.u-. rom Henry Sutins boa (head man
p'Iy'l apout ~ bushels wheat. On the lii NJ,
RON vat Goosby's boat, (hcad man MasenS q
Susne's wheat. On the 22d Nov. from J,tneo
ocIugg boat, (head man Moses,) about Is busbelS
OF corn and hrkin Of butter--The above article
VIII De disposed Of as the law directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
n. 8, Lock Keeper and Inspector of boats.
WV 81 Wpstham
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TRUST SALE or l. and Nv GOOCH-
LAND

RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST ex-
- ecuted TO the subscribers by Neil McCoulI to
secure to William Long the payment of a certain
sum OF money therein mentioned, we shall proceed
20 sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the 24th
day OF January, 1925, on the premises, tract of
Land containing Seven Hundred and odd acres, las
per deed) situated and being i'll the county of
Goochand, called White Hall--about eight miles
above Goochland Court House; or so much thereof
as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the said
debt. The Trustees will only convey such title as
is vested in them by said deed.
ROBERT DOUTHAT
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
Nov. &c. ,dsoo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24
July Q.
TaLUABLE PROPERTY cor SALE

F.fLC.1 BE F1eOPE1(I'Y FOR S.8LE.
pursuance of Il Deed of Trust, from Archelaus
IL Hughes and wife, to Nathaniel Sheppard, and
John b. Cfopton, dated the 9th of May, 1920, of
record in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
the city of Richmond for the purpose of securing the
payment of sum of money Byrd George, will he
sold at Public Auction, the premises, for ready
money, on the 18th day of January, 1895, at the
hour of l2 o'clock, all that tenement lying in the
said city, where the said Hughes lived, at the date
of said deed, the of C. and Tenth Streets it
being part Of the lot of ground numbered in the plan
OF said city, three hundred and ninety seven, NO
397) and bounded mentioned in the said deed of
trust.
Dec. II. IOt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24

N II. EDWIN LAND-Sir, as you are a alb
IS seh'eu or nonresident of this State, take
nls ne.noa 10 inform you that on the 9th Deem
county Of Amelia, between the rising nd H.
Of the SUM- shall proceed, and continue from da IS
eay un''l thcy are finished, with the intervention If
sunday excepted TO take the deposition Of Marin
ohandicr ana others, TO be read as evidence ae,;ns,
you ~ sun depending in the Superior Court of
eIai;e iIf 'ne Richmond District, in which am
iendants when aud where YOU can s,te,,I ;e ue,
choose. NN' "'e"u u you
Most respectfully, yours,
=, CADWALLADER JONES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }

~ Office is hereby given to the Proprietors OF
L the Seven per Cent Stock, issued in pursu-
ancc of the act of Congress passed the 9th Feb
ruary, 1915, that the principal of said stock and
the interest which may bc due thereon at the time,
will be paid TO the said propreors, their at
torneys, duly authenticated, the FIRST day of
January, l82o, at the Treasury in Washington, or
at such loan office, on the hooks whereof any por-
ton of said stock may stand.
information is further given, that surrender Of
the certificates of the said per stock will
be required at the time of redemption, and that the
interest thereon will cease and determine on the
3lst day of Decembrr, 1924.
WM. H. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Dec 3-0t
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Dec. IT.

w AS committed to the Jail of this county,.
on the Gath day of August last, a negro man
wlio calls himself Elijah. He states that he Is
from the state of Georgia, and is the property Of
MIR. Barlow of that state. Having been mr.
chased from citizen of Maryland he says he was
ON ms way back to that state. Elijah is about FIVE
eet ten or eleven inches high, of dar. complexion
and appears to be about forty wears of ace.
GERMAN JORDAN, JaiIor.
Campbell city. Va Dec Of oc
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To VIM. s. HERBERT HorKINs,

To VIM HERBERT HOPKINS,
WAKE notice that on the 28th day of December,
Il In the year 1924, shall inperson or by Attor-
ney, apply to the Judge of the Williamsburg Superb
or Court of Chancery, for writ of certiOrari
move from the county of New Kent, the record
IN the case of Mcdowell Sterling, s. CO. against
Hopkins a. others, pending the Chaucery side of
said court, in pursuance of the act of the General
Assembly III such case made and provided. This
notice is given in this form for the reason that your
place of residence is unknown TO me.
Dec. 1I-4t. JAS GOyAN
Agent for Mcdowell, Sterling s. Co.
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IN Charlotte County Court, Cd .Noren,ber, 1924
James Barnes, Allen Barnes, Aun Eliza Barnes nd
ousannah ). Barnes, children of George Barnes
dec q, (iniants under the age of one and-twenty
years0 who sue by their next friend. Franc;s
Barnes, Jr Robert Poore and Nancy his Wifi. for
mery Barnes, Nevls G. Spain and Martha r
his wife, daughter of John Hall, who married
Sally Barnes. pms '''''''e'
AGAINST M Chancery.
rancis Barnes, administrator de bouis no,, of I,
Barnes, decd, and also administrator of Jeane,te
barnes, decd, James Barnes, judith, Dipps. for
merly Barnes, William Barnes, Richard Han
Thomas Hall, Francis Hall, John Hall. Samnson
Hail and Eliza Hall, children Of John Hall and
VINO married Sally Barnes, Wilkersou Rarues
JOB H. Thomas aud Elizabeth his wife. formo,1
ysIuE Dehs.
VIE defendants, James Barnes, Judith D;gos
WIN. Barnes, Richard, Thomas Francis. JoSn
sampson and Eliza Hall, Wilkerson Barnes. aud
'oo n. Thomas and Elizabeth his wife. NOT b,,ima
entered their appearance, according to the ac, ~
Asse"'Dy ana the rules of this Court, and il appear
nS 10 me satisfaction of the Court that thew are NOT
'nnaoitah's OF this State, the motion of the Main
lhls, ny counsel, IL Is Ordered: That the said do
90 appear here on the first Mondav in Feb.
ruafy neSt, ana enter their appearance and apsrer
t'e pia'ntiiiS DILL and give security for perforinn
the decree OF the Court, and that COW of ,his IS
ger DE inserted III the Constitutional w biy for ,
mouths successfully and posted at the front docr
the Court-house of the said county
A CoPY-Tesie,
- wlNsLow ROBINSON, C.
Or,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24

M oourt heId Tor Franklin County, at the Court
House, the I'd day of November, 1921.
Jacob HaTkrider, PTff0
against
Samuel Gilbert and Mat I In Chancery.
thew Talbot. Dcf'ts
IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the e,o,r,
that tue Defendants are not inhabitants Of this
State, on the motion Of the Plaintiff bv couos,1 80
order of publication is awarded him aca;ns, ,Sa
defendants, TO appear here on the first MONDAY in
March next, and answer the Plaintiffs BiII. ~ he
published eight weeks successfully in the Cong,,u.
tlonai Wing newspaper edited in the City of
Richmond. VI
a copy--Tostc,
RoBERT " DIcKENSOM D.c.rc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24

On conversations nature is more agree-
able than wit, and gives certain air to the coup-
tenance, which is more amiabe than beauty.
The talent of turning men into ridicule, and
exposing those we converse with, is the quail
hcations of little, ungenerous tempers. The
greatest blemishes are often found in the most
SHINING characters. But what an absurd thing
1t IS to pass over all the valuable parts of man,
and fix our attention his infrmities; 10 oh
serve his imperfections more than his yirfues,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24
Campbell city. Va. Dec. 81.

wv AN Id the Notes of the Banks of the
States of South Carolina, North Caro-
Ana and Georgia, all of which will he taken AT n
low rate OF dlScount-also, tine most kinds of up
current paper bought at the Lottery and EXCHANGE
Oiice OF s. e. VI .4LLE.N'&. co.
~, No. 759 -uain 81. Richmond.
where the highest premium viii be given for Cold
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24
THOMAS LAMBERT.

t.Fe1rly opposite tie Bell Iuueyn. .Jfo,n street
! = EsPEcTFULLY informs his customers and
~ the public in general, that he has new on
hand an assortment of Goods, which are NOT mfr
ror to any I'm the United States; the princpaI nor
ton OF which have been imported TO New York
during the last month. and received here bv tb.
soop Budget and Schr. Fly, the latest arrivals from
that city. He deems it perfectly unnecessary to
give catalogue Of the different articles COMPRISING
MS assortment, as IT consists of every article an
pertaining to respectable
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
but would particularly call the attention of ne
present. assortment, being of the very first chop-
some of which cost ii dollars per yard
The workmen at present in his employ are ,,nri-
vailed, having been lately selected from the best in
New-Tork and Philadelphia; and as he receives
the Latest Fashions from Cha's G.. Watson & Sons
OF Philadelphia; Scofelds, Phelps 81 Howard and
St. John ~ Ogle, of New-York, (yhose sta nd;no ,s
to taste and fashion too well known to rsniI;rc
conment) he hopes to be able TO execute his work
III very superior style, and to me rit continuance
OF the very liberal patronage which he has hitherto
received.
a CO.NSI.11NT SUPPLY or READY
MADE CLO7HLVG,
of superior quality, made in this city, conster,, M
hand-AlsU, every description of TKrMmIu1s a..
.uILII!1RY UNIFORMS,
AND
LADIES HABITS IND PELJSSE,S
which will be made to order in very suneror s,;,.
at moderate prices.
Plain and Camblet CLOAKS, for sale lon,
Also, PRiSMATIC VESTINGS, of the mos, Ell
ionable patterns, and Of very superior Quality re-
ceiving this day ''
Dec.3.--6t.
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SCIIEAIE
1880 tickets. at SO %.

2430O tickets, at SO %, SOTO
0-g The Manager of this Lottery respectful,v
invites those who intend to become adysnturers in
this class to provide themselves before the 9th of
December, at which time the tickets will be adj
vaIited to 81. Until then, they can be had AT the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24
MANAGERS

VI Prizes IN the New-York, Jersey, Penusy1va-
MIA, and Maryland Combination Lotteries, ofwIf;cb
Yates 81 Mcintyre arc the Managers, will be receive
ed IN payment of tickets at this Office. Should the
boiders Of them prefer getting the cash, they can
themselves to the trouble of forwarding them 10 the
north.
Orders from the country (post paid) will be
promptly attended 70, provided they be accompa-
"en WWhfne cash Dec 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24

FARMERS BANK OF YIRGLNIl.i
VtNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders for the
Il election of Directors for the Bank, and for
the Offices of Discount and Deposit, will he held Oh
Wednesday, the 5th day of January next.
WM. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
Dec. 3.-lQt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24

a letter to our Consul, who sent vessel for tncm
with 2ao0 dollars for their ransom. They arrived
after three weeks, pale and emaciatcd, having un-
dergone many hardships ". Y. Com. Adc.
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DOMESTIC.S

vi all descriptions, as shirtings from 8 to 80
cents per yard, sheetings of various qualities,
domestic plaids and stripes, domestic and import
ed bed tickngs, and many other articles not re-
membered, which with further supplies expect
ed every day, they offer TO the public by whole
sale or retail at their usual low prices.
Nov. 26--tf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-24

Hints to the Ladies.--Words are the body and
dress OF thought; and the woman that shippers and
smiles when she should resent the culpable free
dom Of speech in bold man renders questionable
the purity of her heart. The woman that depre-
cates herhusband, still more dcpreciates herself
for If a woman would have the world respect
her husband, she ought to set the example. A
good wornan's prospect of happiness with a good
man, reaches into eternity.
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Dec. 3.-9t.
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"A CONSTANT SUPPLY or RE.4DY
MADE CLOTTICvf1

Of superior quality made in this city, constantly on
Iand-AlsU, every description of TRrMmIvos fr
.UILII.1RY U.NJFOR.US
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Interesting CeieJration-Great preparations
are 'nak king at Plymouth, Mass for celebrating
the anniversary of the landing ofthe Fore fathers
OF New England, on the ed inst. A discourse
Is to be delivered on the occasion by Profcsso
Everltt. The interior of the Pilgrim Edifice i
in state of forwardness. The feast ssof shells
is to be held in the lower Hall, and in the eyepip,
there is to be splendid Ball in the upper one.
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SloN lhe \ ilAain .
April ., 1924.

DUNAWAY tire Cd Of this month, a
nulatto man named NED. He is Il low
fellow, but has large breast aud is strongly
made, ii little bow-legged, a high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes IN his ears, and tolerHbte
sharp chin--wears his hair tied bclind--has a
bold and open countenanCe WHEN spoken Ia.
lie is Il keen artful fellow, and perhaps can
read and write Il little His clothing | cannot
particularly describe, aIo' there is no doubt
he is genteelly clothed. Tie has good silver
watch with a gold or gilt chain, boots, &c.
He rode of "a DARK GREY MARE, about !
feet inches high, in good order, sifod before,
her shoes not much Worn--she is lengthy aud
we'll torfncd-and has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
scar mon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade, | think on lie right. She has ii very
thick tale and name, though not very long
She is spirited aud active aud rides we'll. He
IS we'll equipped lor travelling, With saddle
bags, big coat Of bear skin with large capcs,
&c. | have no doubt he has ultaircdfcc pa
pers, and will attempt to piss Il, IA free man,
AID make to come free state, and have no
doubt but he has altered his name. lie is a
handy fellow, good house servant, miller
and shoemaker, and en- turn his hand 10 any
thing, and have 10 doubt but he has a plenty
OF money. l will give II reward OF FIFTY
DOLLARS TO any person who viii deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in any Jail 30 that !
pet him again, within this state, aud if taken
Withoutthr state ONE HI NDNED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered 10 me; and ten dallals
for the mare il taken within This state and de
ivered to me, aud twenty dollars il taken
out of the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % Wts3
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MUSAC, as y Science.
Join 4. SCNNCIA

OFFERS his services to the citizens of
~ Lynchburg and IFS vicinity, in his new
METRONOMlChL SYSTEM. He hopes, by
unremtted attention To the duties OF his pro-
tession, to give general satisfaction, and to
prove at the same time that music is now re-
duced to science, aud is not a mechanical
requirement, rs il has been heretofore rcgar-
ded. He has every thing necessary for the
above mentioned mode OF instruction i; and
for the accommodation Of his pupils, has H.
gents at the north To furnish them " it'll music
and musical instruments iiewiIl also supply
the orders of any other person. lie daily eA-
poets several elegant and well-toued nely
PIANOS, which ma} &c ND at reduced pri-
ces. Also, ME1kONOMES, handsomely Gn-
ished, &c.
\. B. He has at present, time enough to nj
tend two families or classes Il moderate dis
tance from town.
u A line addressed TO him will meet with
prompt atention.
April Q Wts25
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Y irginla, to wit :

Virginia, to wit:
4 T rules holden in the clerks Office
4 \ the superior court of ehancery tor the
LyHchburg district the 9th day vi February,
lo21.
Randolph D. Cardeo, plaintiff,
against
John alexander, administrator OF Achilles
V. Norman, decd, Mary strange the elder,
the mother of the said Achilles v Muorman.
dec Robert Smith and Agness his wife, late
Agness Moorman, James Norman, Judith
Moornan, Nathaniel Moofnan, Mary Moor
man, aud Martha Moorman, which Nathaniel,
Mary aud Martha are the children of William
Moorman, a dec d brother OF the said Achilles,
Mary Moorman, Martha Moorman jane Moor
man, Elizabeth MoorInan and Charles Moor
man, which Mary, Martha, Jane, Elizabeth
and Charles are the children OF John Moor,
man, a deceased brC.ber of the said Achilles,
Charles Norman, Elizabeth Moorman, Az
ness Norman, Polly Moorman, Susan Moors
nun, and Abram Muorman, which Charles,
Elizabeth, Agncss, Polly, Susan and Abram
are the children of abram Moorman, n de-
ceased brother of the said Achilles, Richard
son White and Polly his wife, late Polly
Moorman, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moor
man, Benjamin IIadcn sud Martha his vile,
late Martha Moorman, Elizabeth Strsnge,
lhlc isliHhDeln NlOOTludul anu D"''y bhp'i,
late Sally Norman, defendants
The defendants Mary Strange the elder, Ro
Smith aud Agness his wife, lutte Agnes Moor.
man, james MoOrman, Judith Moorman, Ma
thanie Moorman, Mary Moorman and Martha
Norman, children of Vim. Mnorman, decd,
Mary Norman, Martha Norman, Jane
Norman and Elizabeth Moorman, children
OF John Norman, decd, Richardson White
and Polly his wife, late Polly Moorman, aud
Sally Baber, late Sally Moorman, not having
entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the net OF assembly and the
rules OF this court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are moi inhabitants
of this country, II is 0rdered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of the
next term, aud answer the bill of the plaintiff,
aud that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed IN the town
OF Lynchburg for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door ofthe courthouse
in the said town.
Copy-Teste.
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Silk, Cotton and Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
a superior assortment of Thread Laces and
Edgings
Rich Seedlings and figured Mnlls
ii aud "a Cambries and Cambria Mnslins
Figured aud plain Leno and Book do.
Plain aud figured Jaconets
limitations and Dimi CHrnhrics
Scotch Lawns and Irish 5heetings
Black and coored Italian aud Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Merno Shawls aud Scaris
Grape do. do
Sewing Cotton, in spools balls aud hanks
Ielia Handktrchiefs and Scars
Checks, Dmities, Violins and Violin Strings
Bonlbazettes and Bombazines
A splendid assortment of Parasols aud I'm
brcllas, very chenp
British and French super. painted Muslin
Seine Irvine
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
chhurr BOD Anrcmhnr 1902 (

The parties in these causes will take notice
that | have appointed Saturday the twenty.
fourth day of April next to carrythe foregoing
order OF court into effect, on which day they
are required to attend at my Office in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers and co.
pies of court papers prepared for examination
and settlement. Aud all those 10 whom the
said Robert c. Scott may have been indebted
on the tenth day of December 1921, are re-
CURED to file with me in my Office on or be-
fore the said twenty fourth day of April, their
vouchers duly authenticated as to the said
Sebls, IN order that report Of them may be-
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Negroes at aUcti0n.

I WILL SELL, ON Saturday the 18th
1 Instant, at the market house, two likely
NEGRO BOYS. 5OHN X. u. PAYNE,
April @. tds;}5 .luriionetr
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4 L court of quarterly session held for
"A Amherst county, at the courthouse, on
Monday, the 18th day of March, 1921
Charles Bibb, Robeyt {. Bibb, Benjamin
Bibb, and Levi Bib, plaintiffs,
against
Joseph Mays, and Sally his wife, forfncrIv
Sally Bib, John Duncan, and Rachel his
wife, formerly Rachel Bib, Joseph Bib, and
Nancy Bib, widowand relict of Martin Bib,
deceased, Arthur b. Davies, appointed guar
dian to defend Nancy Bibb, William Bibb,
and Martin Bib, infant heirs of said Martin
Bib, deceased, defendants,
IN CH4NCERF.
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, where
upon II appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the real estate of the said Martin
Bib, deceased, will not exceed three hundred
dollars share TO each distrbntec II is there
fore ordered, that Joseph Mays and Sally his
wife, formerly Sally Bib, John Duncan and
Rachel his wife formerly Rachel Blob, Nancy
Bib, William Bib, and Martin Bibb, infant
hci,s of Martin Bib, deceased, by Ar
thur B. Davies, their guardian, Joseph Bib,
and Nancy Bib, widow and relict Of ea'd
Martin Bibb, deceased, do appear here on the
hrst day OF June court next, TO shew cause, it
any they can, why the said real estate should
not he sold aud distributed according To the
Act of Assembly in that case made and pros
vided, according TO the prayer of the plain
tifs' bill and It appearing TO the satisfaction
of the court that the defendant Joseph Bibb
does not reside within the limits of this COM
monwealth 1t is therefore ordered, that I'M
less the said defendant doth appear here on
or before the first day Of June court next, and
enter his appearance, and give security ac-
cording to the Act of Assembly, the plaintiffs
bill shall be taken as confessed, and the mat
ter thereof decreed accordingly; and ii is
further ordered, that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Firginian, Tor the
space OF two months successfully, and thar
another copy thereof be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county, on
some court day. A copy-Teste,
SO A B DAVIES. c.
NEGOTIABLE Notes and ChrCks.
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NOTICE.

q slITE undersigned are authorised 10 con
- tract for the additions to the Jail of Bed
ford county, so as 70 make il conform 10 the
net Of assembly aud they will receive propo-
sails for that purpose until May court next
They will also, on the first day OF the superior
court in this month, sell the materials of the
old Jail 10 the highest bidder, on a credit Of
nine months.
a plan Of the additions to the jail is filed in
the clerk office of Bedford county.
P. II. GILMER,
J.. MCDANIEL,
" J. WALkER,
WILLIAM COOK
A?r. Q, 4l35