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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-24
SINGULAR occraRENcE

gentleman of Frederick, about ten days ago,
travelling from this city 10 Liberty Town, heard
at some distance in the wood, near Mrs Marsh 5
tavern, tie shrill scream of child, apparently
in great Distress which fer moment alarmed
him good deal, thinking that the poor infant
might possibly be in the hands OF the murderer :;
but upon approaching the spot from whence the
cry proceeded, he found, to his utter astonish-
meut, the child standing ITS tip toes, with one
of its arms extended upwards, crying Jreadfully
On approach he discovered that the
poor child, about eighteen months old bad
been caught by the hand in attempting to take
an apple from a snare, which had been set for
catching rabbits The stranger unloosed the
child and took it to its parents. This should be
a serions warming the child might very easily
have been caught by the neck, and the conse-
quence would of course have been fatal
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-24
POLICE OFFICE.

Professor VS. PTofessor-Rl Glue, Waterman,
brought up for hearing, iwo Fgenchmen, char
ged with being drunk, Gghtipg and disturbing
the public peace, both stylinsither8seives Profess
sors, the one of the artoi fencing, the other of
dancing. After hearing the evidence, there was
in answer to questions put by The Mayor, az
infinite display of sriniace and attitude. and
much abuse of the Kings English they cnt ard
thrust at each other without meFcy-,hey seem
ed only TO agree in one thing, which was in er-
deavorpg 10 persuade the Mayor that the watch
man must have been as drunk as themselves or
else he neUer, acrer could have treated in so sum
mary a manner, and without any regard 70 The
rules OF fencing or dancing, gentlemen OF their
dgDhed calling that he was ni'er;y dey old OF
taste and feeling; that ne was mere Goth who
could uDceremoniously lodge Professor in q
watch-house, at o'clock. ON cold ircr ing
The dancing master had his liz slightly cut
lost n tooth, and his proboscis visibly scratched
the fencing master received Il severe blow or
the head, while exercising his galantry towards
a young lady, and before, as he declared, he had
time to take attitude, and assrrne guard that
would have warded Off the blow. an ID pros,rated
his miserable antagonist
lie admitted that the application Of The dan.
cling master had brought tears into his ewes, and
all the coloFs of the rainbow before thcrr, hu;
that il was purely the effect of chance and NOT
of science-sud will, most emphatic shrnq of
| tic shoulders declared that his honor " onId not
admit Of q more minute examination They
lwere each fined under The act Of assembly foe
being drunk, admonishcd, arid discharged
J PHI Daily .9dr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-24

4 noble spirit d;sdains tie malice Of fortune
Lis greatness of soul is moi 10 be cast down
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-24

A Mothers sorrow cannot be conceived
But by mother
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

diags arr Tic p ~axv Of g,,n boat !, which,
.ou should rig them with silk,
y I'd pam and carve them n"Vtr so much,
will b. uncomfortable flimsy things after
ait The ~ viii be carrying her thunder
bolts otlr the ocean, when the expensive
good fur-notlhng gun boats are LETT to ROT
n the swamps and sands Of the sea shore.
.. The buildings are not adapted to the
maintenance of geod order aud morals a.
mong The students.
The professors houses and families being
so completely exposed, aud wonderfully
convenient for the playing of pranhs upon
them, the professors viii fear the students,
more than the students will fear them
The whole plan of the buildings is ad Mira
big arranged To facilitate clandestlne ire
giliri.y and vice. The dormiiorles strung
along upon the ground, every door and
walk cor cred from the view of the nrial
professors, especially at night: half the
dormitories quite disconnected from fhe
row of professors, aiierd such easy and
conceded egress and regress-wliat young
men eau fear detection in any schemes Of
vice or amusement which they may desire
To- carry on But we need not be- partI-
cular on this part of the subject fort was
minated To us at the commencement al
the institution, that the gentlemen students
of Virginia are To be governed almost cx-
clusirely by theirown sense Ofhonor. Com
mon, old fashioned college rules and dis
cipline, seem to lave made no part of the
dan, and of course were not regarded IN
The construction Of the buildings.
shall conclude with Que suggestion.-
Two colleges of Virginia, founded and sup
ported by individual exertions, have been
long struggling under difficulties for want
of funds. They hive bred large proper
ton Of the best tnemocrs of the learned
professions in our state. But their "xer-
tons To enlarge their operations, and to
increase their usefulness, have been paraly-
! Zed forwant Of pecuniary means. llamp-
den Sydney college, 'oPcr1oNlns with
students. but deficient in buildings AND o.
ther accommodations has with great diffl-
Guilty finished half new cdifioe by lndiNl-
dual subscriptions. But can ~ nefurther,
though greatly in need Of more .soom.-
Washington College has been also kept
down, ,partly for want of certain rooms ne
cessary to every college cdifice.-She has
by the 1berality ofone man, blythe savings
OF former years, aud by loan, commenced
the needed addition to her buildings But
unless aided, may ere long be very much
cramped 10 discharge the expense.
But these Summaries have 'besouglt the
legislature in vain for such aid as would
complete those buildings, though it would
not cost the public a fourth at the money
which has been spent inthc ornamental
frippery of she University. The only Sc
mlnarlcs Of the statew Inch have ever been
a public benefit, are abandoned to whate-
yer may hUfa them; while enough To give
them -eilicicn, aid has been sunk in adorn
ms otheoretica novelty, "A fabric as dies
ttute ofany practical adoption to it's pur-
poses, as it is hedizened withtie ephemora
trappings of silly ostentation.
NIRGINIUS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
EiShteonth Congress j..
From The National MteIHgencer.l
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY II, 1924
IN SENATE

Mr.. Van Dyke, Il Senator from the state
Of Delaware, appeared, was qualified, aud
took his seat
The bin from thc House Of Representa-
tlVea, n'n6'1'g partial appropriation for
The support Of The government for he year
1921, was twice read, proforma, aud taken
under consideration in committee Of the
whole, and having beennmcndcd, was re
ported To the Senate, and ordered to be
read a third time; wts read third time
accordingly, passed, and returned to the
lloese of Representatives.
After spending a short time in the con
slderatIon of Executive business,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Rankin, from the committee on the
Public Lands, reported bill TO proride for
The ertingnjshmenl Of the debt due BY p,r-
chaserS Of public lands, prior To the Isl Of
,Juiy 1920 which WAS twice read ane
committed.
The House wPnt into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Foot Of Connecticut IN the
char, on the unfinished business of ycstrr-
day which was the,rslion Of Mr.. Bur
'bour tn strike out the cnacting clause ofthe
bill reported by Mr.. llenphili, chairman,
of the committee ON Roa,ls and Canals, 70
"h;ainfhe requisite surveys and plans on
that subject.
hr Clay delivered his sentiments agains,
the molten, aud IN support Of the bill, in an
able speech.
The question was then taken on striking
out the enacling clause in the bill, aud
decided in the negatise.-Ayes "a, Noes
100.
Mr.. HemphIl moved to I'LL the blank
for appropriation with the sum uf $50 900,
which was carried, ayes lO5.
The committee then rose, and reported
the bill with the amendment, and on the
question of its cngrossm"pt for a third
reading, the yeas and nays were called, on
motion of Mr.. Mercer, aud are as follows ::
Yeas-SIessrs. Abbot, Adams, Alexander
often Allen often. Allison, BayIies. J. 5.
Barbour, Bartlett, BARLEY, Beecher. Blair,
Breck, Brown, Buchanan, Buckner, Camp.
heli Of Ohio, Carter, Cassidy, Condict,
Cook, Crowunshield, Cushman, Cuthhe,t,
Duriee, Dwight, Eddy, Ellis, FarrelIy,
Forsyth, Forward, Fuller, Garrison, Gaz.
lay, Go,an, Gurley, Harris, Hayward,
ilemphil, Henry, Herkimrr, liolcombc,
Houston, Ingham, Isaacks, johnson of Va.
}. L. johnson, +. johnson, Kent, krtmer,
ton, McArthur, McDnfiie, Mexican. Me-
kee, Mckim, McLane of Del, Mclean of
Ohio, MartindaIe, Marvin, Matlack. Mer-
Ger, Metcalfr, Miller, Mitchell of Penn.
Mitchell Of Md, Moore OF Ky, Moore oil
Alab., Nealc, New ton, Owen, Patterson of
Penn, Patterson of Ohio, Plumer, of Pen.
p"'osett, Prince, Rankin, Reynolds, Rich,
t"Sers, Ross, Saunders, Sanford, Scott,
Sloan, VIM. Smith, Spence, Standeftr, ],
Stephenson, Stewart, Stnrrs, Streng,
Swan, Test, Thompson of Ky, Tod, Trim /
PIE, Cdree' Vance ofN. C., Vance of Ohio,
' mt"n, W arield. Wayne, Webster, Whit
,i'sey. White, Wicki:fr, James Wilson.
iicnry Wilson, Wilson of Ohio, Wright
,Nays-aiessrs. Alexander of Virginia,
|. 'le4 81 Mass, Archer, Ball, Barhrr Of I
onna PIP. Barbour, Bassett, Bradley,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.
IN SENATE.

After soRe uninteresting business, the
hlll from the House of Representative a'l7
thor'slnS the commissioners of the sinking
fund tn purchase the seven per cent'
stock at the United States in the year 3e4,
was twice read and referred
And then tue Senate adjourned TO Mon
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Kent called up the consideration ut
the resolution Offered by him some time
since, for appropriating a fund for rdura-
ton, in the old states, proportioned 10 TINT
hieh has been allowed for the .arrc oSect
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

Tuck. Bnleigh, Barton, Canhr. ,,ns
Campbell ol ). T., Carey, Clark, Cobb,
Cneke, Collins, Conner, Gratis, Craig,
Culpeper, Day, DwineiI, Eaton, Edwards
Of y. e, Floyd, Foot of Count, Fooip If
y. l., Frost, Gallin, Gist, Hall, Harvey.
Hayden, Hrrrick, Hobart, Ilodgcl"otn,
Hooks, jenkins, Kidder, Laihrop, L,l1.
~ich, Lincoln, I.tcbfeld, Liscrmnre
Long, L"nsfellnw, Mccoy, Mangum, Mai.
Itry, Malson, Morgan, Pluner Of \. IT..
Randolph, Reed, Richards, Sharpe, Sih.
! ley, Arthur Smith, Alexander sm,tl.
Spaighi, Sterling, A. Stevenson, Stoddud'
Taylor, Ten Eyck, Thompson Of Gro :
Temlinsou, Tracy, Tucker of Va, Tuck
Of ). C., Tyson, Van Rensselaer,, Van
Wyck, Whitman, Williams of Va, VII.
lians of y. C., Wilson Of 5. g, Wood,
/ Nnods-G2.
SO the bill was ordered TO be engrossed
/ for a t.ird reading.
Aud the House adjourned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
s,yNrnBulG, JANUARY SO, ifs4.
cprIE rail-.

u The citizens Of ~ ,s..m, a'o !,
CUE ted 10 meet THIS t..Ni.'p' -
1871 al the Franklin Hotei, lot ''iie p"f-
-. ,.f MAJ ing unnecessary arrangements
,,r RAIL- on the 2Bd of February "a AID
II the t;r,pk Fund. We ARE authorised
Il sly that Mr.. john Hancock VII '"r"''fl
IL, aud deduct July lhe actual eNP'"'''
sah,eh nYay be incurred.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
THE N1RGl Nl.AN,

..,veu Te1ER SJonN 'cattNp
a.bissAr,s sf'the Ln~s 81 me l mon
a. rbr s,rn. yeNls raper. at 5000 .',,o -
xsn.l, Paper at Z, per anna"l pa'nh's n
49, !, sabseril,tiun will be seceised Tor
tl.,.,s.s mouib-, and 10 fl1Per WI
h.. di.r.,at,.nD1 ll,ut ~ nie. dssefs.i9h -"' N
raners us,8 all sfreafages sf1 fsla ., al
-, .,.are tar less the htti time, ana
s.ut. far raeh coBtlNaanee. Ihose
- J,.,unce .na.t be .rs'it 'ssf previous to
80. 80. ,.e,,;,,, ., ne pc ysaant assuwed bs
,an. responsible pe1so" in 4.yne hhHfg; a.,
:. Chaassry ta.ufs are msefiea iN' ~
ddiars T. H. ,.,,,.t
II ti lcttsrs stlirrsscd to the t.inets H'..
zee rasr ran, af hey VIZ no' &c =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

,hs pali,,rai fsihers oI the yonsify II VI
.r. no, warned nv III" drJ"rs-'.'n oi II,
..lsnd. siatsiias u""'in'r''i, - ~" -
I11..r.,inslis efeeisof au"sorsr9mn 5"7'.rs'
l.t-f w. are determined Il 'l,a''d up !.
similar system. IetiIs., ieasi b. eerefh ana
,n,fmriud nuts sr,ptegion. 1.,i ~ "oi ~
4lef.l dfssrie IN fhuze 10 Rhara offnEe llas
alrrad, been kind ~ silo,yeTls# am" mem
alliers aud Ienofs, hot he al!Lt s'pl" fh"s'
uha. unnoured aud untnown,' have n"
eoasolaiioo an,.dsi ~ 'tlisifdpils SUD 'nan'
gers. AID even in the mouidif nlI'n ihss
fall benraih the sword of their country /,
rhr,ny, hui. thai They have d"ne0 tb"n Outs
/ But bat as abolish The p,ariee ah"gs'h'f
with the exception of the fund sacred /.
| the rrmaindersof the rev oloilenary h"fa'.
as nati.rrpubfean IA ~ natore, aud danss'
! rus ia us ultimate een4eauehees.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

.7bfle Members efiLe J'rgi"in Legislature
srxrL.ars--I hrg leave to.eall yon'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14
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TREASURE DEpAnrnFsr,

IN Office is hereby given to the proprietors OF
/ Y the exchanged per cent, Stock of 1912, is
sued in pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
San act authorizing subscription to the old six
pei cent and deferred Stocks, and providing for an
exchange of the same" passed OH the 9th Of July,
1872, that the principal of the said stock aud the
interest which may be due thereon the tine will
he paid to the said pcoprietors their attorneys
duly authorised, OH the fest day of January, 1926,
at the Treasury i'll Washington, at such Is,an
Office, on the books whereof any portion OF said
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender of
the Certificates of said Exchanged per cent Stock
will be required ut the time of redemption, and than
the interest thereon, will cease and determine TO
the 3lst day of December, 1924.
WM. II. CRAWFORD, :
Sec,y The Treasury,
July O.. t31p48
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1s24
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE.


N pursuance of Decree of the Superior Cour,
u of Chancery for the Richmond District, in the
case OF Gray " Pankey and others against the ad
illustrators of Wilson &. Nicholas aud Margaret
ienoias against the same, shall proceed TO sell at
Public Auction, at Charlottesville, on Monday. the
fourth oil October next, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, viz "a Tract of Land lying i'm the county
OF Albemarle, six or eight miles from Warren con-
tanning SIX hundred acres, more less, purchased
by said Nicholas from r. Porter, John Carroll and
Abram Eades-alsc, one other Tract living in the
county OF Augusta, containing 800 acres, more or
less, purchased By said Nicholas of Jacob Kenny
The sale will be made credit of one, two and
Three years. the Commissioner taking from the pur-
chasers bond and security, aud retaining the title
security for the payment of the purchase money
Immediate possession will be given.-Any person
wishing to see the premises obtain inforna ton
II relation to them, referred 10 Thomos JcfTer-
on Randolph, Esq. near charlottesville.
JOHN Ii. COOKE, commissioner.
August 90 w6wG0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14
July o.
.TnEasuny d ErARr.nnNr. JUNO 24, 1921.

Hf.tSu1ef l1F.FAH tn EN- T, JUHe n, IoZ4.
M Office is hereby given TO the PROJECTORS of
i the Six per cent. Stock of 1913, Loan of
Si6000,000, and Loan of $7,500000, that Books
will be opened at the Treasury of the United States,
aud at the several Loan Offices the first day OF
July next, to continue open until the first day of
OcIober thereafar for receiving subscriptions for
such parts Of said Stock shall, the day of sub
scriptiom, stand on the Books of the Treasury aud
on those ofdhe Loan Offices respectively pursuant
To the provisions OF the Act OF Congress passed the
Goth of May, 1924 entitled, AN Act to authorize
1.-THE Secretary of the Treasury to exchange Stock
"bearing an interest at four and half per cent
" for certaa Stocks bearing interest at six per
SCENT
The subscriptions may be made by the preprie-
tors Of the Stock, either in person by their attor-
MES auly authorized to subscribe aud transfer il to
che United States. The Certificate re To be sur
rendered at the time of making the subscriptions
WM. III. CRAWFORD.
tIOc45
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14
ouAMTIco CANAAN LorrEay
692i prizes
1926 blanks.

1850 tickets. II blanks to a prize.
This Lottery is formed by. the ternary Cornbina-
ton and Formulation of 81 numbers. The fate Of
the above 1850 tickets viii bc determined in a few
moments by the drawing of 4 numbers of 27 put
into the wheel. As the present Scheme varies lit
tie from the former ones, explanations may be OBJ
tanned at the Managers Office under the Eagle IIo-
tel, Richmond.
a. The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of November, 81 at much carrier
day, ii the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shires for sale at
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VIRGINIA.:
Atrucs, holden in the Clerk Office of the Superior
court of chancery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1924,
Robert Gordon, Plaintiff,
Against
Beverly Randolph, exc of, and devisee in trust,
and absolute, by aud under the last will an, tcs-
tamcnt of Harry Het dec II. Anne Heif widow
of the said Harry, aud John Hctb Henry IIetb.
and Beverly Hcih Archibald Harrison and Gath
arinc his wife, Caroline f.. Hctl Virginia Ie,h,
and Harriet Hcth and Nancy RanbolpI,, Charles
Randolph, and Laviuia Randolph, which said
John Henry, Beverly Hetb, Catharine, wife of
Archibald Harrison, Caroline T.. and Virginia are
children and devisces, and they and the said
Nancy, Charles and Lavinia Children ofthe said
Beverly Randolph, by his deceased wife, Lavinia
who was dat ghler of the said Harry Heth
decd are the heirs of the said Harry Hetl, dec'd
aud Lawson Burfoot, Defendants,
The defendant, Charles Randolph, not having
entered his appearance, and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the rules of this
court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he not nhabtant ofilis country: It is or
dcrcd, That the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; aud that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted III some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, fer two months successfully, and
posted a, the iion door Of the capitol, in the said
city.
copy este,
w3wj6 VIM. w. HENING. C.. G.
VTRGINIB:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office Of the Supe-
rior court Of chancery for the Richmond district,
the 2Gtli day cf june, 1924,
Sarah Purcell, widow and Adm'x. Of Charles Par
cell, decd. aud John, Charles, William, and Au-
na Maria Purcell, children and heirs Of the said
Charles Purcell, deed. Plaintiffs,
Against
William d. Wren, Sergeant of the city Of Rich
mond, TO whom the estate of Charles Purcell, de-
ceased, was committed for administration, Neil
McCoun, Ann Purcell, Thomas r. G. Purcell, Eli
zabeth Hammond, Maria Hammond, Sally
Hammond, Eliza Purcell, John PurceIl, Sally
Purcell, and Ellen Purcell, Defendants.
The Scire Facias awarded in tins cause
not being executed on the defendants, Elizabeth
Hammond, Sally Hammond, Maria Hammond, and
Eliza, john, Sally and Ellen Purcell; aud it APP
pcarng by satisfactory evidence, that they are moi;
inhabitants Of this co0try IT is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here ON the first day Of
the next term, and shvw cause IL any tbey.can. a
gaust tic revival sought by the said process; ard
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published is the city Of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at tie
font door Of the capitol, in the said city.
copy--Teste.
! 5Gw8w WIN. W. HENING, c 6.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
nniISf Och lpsl

~
IN Office is hereby given, to the proprietors of the
u Deferred Six per Cent. Stock, that the last pay
account of The Principal and Interest of the
said Stock, will become due the first of October
ensuing the date hereof, aud that the same will
be paid ON tliat day at the Treasury, and at the
Loan Offices having such stock standing their
books, the stockholders their attorneys upon
the surrender of the original certificates of said
Stock. VIM. ii. CRAWFORD,
tlOG4 Secretary Of tie Treasury.
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s==SE1<>1x@-tcSt On mann or second street,
back IN depth l32 feet having attached to it every
convenience which renders il eminently suitable for
the purpose for which it was intended.
This property is really valuable; and ought to ex-
cite the attention of men of capital as also men OF
ministry aud enterprise; j, would be productive
stock to the one aud may he made source Of hand
some income to the other especially, as the terms
OF payment are l, 2 g. and years satisfactorily Sc
cured. Considering the concourse of u veers, and
other custom at this house, an accommodating and
good managing taxern keeper might ca lily make the
payments for the property in the above time, from
the proccedsof the hoihe itself.
This establishment is new, complete, anfin tho
rough conditions and is doubt the be 81 calculated
building for public entertainments in t,is, or indeed
IN any part OF the country; and it is situated rs
must always command the custom of Lyucbburg as
we'll as the resort of all persons visiting this place;
nothing is wanting but good management and the
right sort of u man TO make an ample fortune a,
this place.
III the same time will be sold various ether pro-
pcrty, real and personal belonging to the estate OF
Joseph Echols decd.
~. l.. LAMBETH, .4Tv.
For Elisa +. EclloLs, Err OF
JoSeph Eciuis deed.
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LoChS, 9th Scpteber, 1924.
nm the 9th August taken from John Moss's
" boat (head-man Yilliam) 10 bushels of white
wheaton, the same day, from Pleasant Partin's
boat Qhead-man Bob) bag of red wleat-29th,
From Peyton Mayo's boat, 10 bushels Of white
wheat.-3d September, from r. Harris's boat (hcud-
man Jordan) bag of white wheat.
The above wheat will be disposed of as the law
directs ISHAM RANDOLPH
Lock keeper & Inspector Of boats at WesU,aA,.
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FOR SALE.

EfUTDRY valuable Tracts Of LAND, on or near
~ 20 Dan River, ia Rockingham cot'nty, Norb-
Carolina, belonging 10 General GEoRCE IzARD.
Mr. Matthew Mcdaniel. residing the premises,
near Cascade Creek, will slew the part of the pro-
oeng living on tho North side Of Dan River, and
john Norctcad, Esq. that on tho South side. APP
1,lvio Donald Mckenzie. Esq. Petersburg, Virginia,
y, - Capt JstrI Noble, Danyle, Pntsyiyania cty.
J1iy Is wts49