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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
Q.,antico Canal Lottery of "a
FIFTH CLASS.
TO BE DR1WN THE
9Th day Of February 1901
a. MCINTYRE, Manager.
2436O tickets al S3 25,

1850 tickets al Is 70, S79,lo
binatiOn and Formulation of 80 numbers ~
determine the prizes therein, the 80 numbs,.
will be publicly placed into a wheel on H.
day of drawing, and four of them will be drsus
oui !; and that ticket having on il the Isl o.
aud I'D drawn Nos in the order in wb;I
drawn, will be entitled TO the prize of lonos
dollars and those FIVE other tickets wbicp
shall have on them the same Nos. in the fol
lowing orders, shall be entitled 10 the nri,e.
affixed to them, respectively, viz:
The LIST, Sd and I'd TO $1,000
I'd, lst and Sd 10 4,ooO
I'd, Sd and lst to 5000
Sd, Isl and 2dto 1900
Sd, I'd and lst lie loss
Those si1 other tickets which shall have =.
them three of the drawn Nos and those tl,ss
the lst, I'd and 4th, in one of their several ar.
ders Of denomination or Formulation, will each
be entitled to prize Of 81 600.
Those six other tickets which shall have n,
them three of the drawn Nos. and those tbres
the list, Sd and 9TH, in some one of their seye.
raj orders of combination OF permutaton,wil
each be entitled TO prize of $500.
Those six other tickets which shall have On
them three of the drawn Nos. and those three
the I'd, Sd and 9TH, in some one of their Or
ders, will each be entitled TO prize of e2O0
Those 100 tickets which shall have on Them
two of the drawn Nos. and those Two the 30
and 4th, will each be entitled TO prize Of
$24.
Those $40 tickets which shall have on Them
two of the drawn Nos. and those lwo the I'd
and 3d. or I'd and 4tb, will each be entitled to
prize OF SO.
And all those 1900 tickets, having on then
but one of the drawn Nos. will each be emil.
tied 10 prize of 81
No ticket which shall have drawn n prize
Off superior denomination can be entitled 10
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing
and subject TO the usual deduction of fifteen
per cent.
Tickets and shares may be had until Monday
the 9th December next, at the same priceSl
Ub0ie Tickets 50 20
Tdires 624
Quarters sly
When the price will be advanced to 81.
Packages OF ten tickets, embracing the 30
Nos OF the lottery, which of necessity must
draw at least Sl3 90 nett, with so many
chances for capitals ; or shares OF packages,
may be had al the same rate.
Prizes in any of the lotteries of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland aud
Virginia, will be received in payment
u Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes, as
above, free of postage, for tickets or shares,
will receive prompt attention5 if addressed 10
ABEAM Il. NORTH, LyachbWg.
November 80. 30
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Notice.

pY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
- Charles c. Carter 10 the sub ,riber, aud
of record in the county Of Amheet, bearing
date the 2eth of Aug-S', 1917, Tor he ppppose
of securing tbo payment of = DIE l.. mes,
Charles Crawford sill be~qr Friday the Sis,
bidder, for 1oee ember) on the premises,
of'his IA Tract OF A.Ma,
which the said Charles e. Carter no,, 80
,ides, IN the county of Amherst, rontai,;no
100 acres, more or less. Acting as truste.
NliI convey to the purchaser such ti,Ie 49, i
'es,eh IN me: JAS. BULLOCK, trustee.
December3. ,,,,,i''.
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Household & Kitchen Furniture,
PRIME GROCERIES,.

~ MCKEE J. q. .nEE.N hire on hand,
400 sack best Liverpool filled salt
10 hhds brown Sugar, some very prime
hbs do do
40 bags green Coffee
4 barrels LOAF sugar
Tea, Pepper, Alspice, Mace, Alum.
Madder. Indigo, Salts, Coppcra~, Chalk
Windowglass, Steel oi all kind, white Lead
ia OH. &c. Sc.-whlch will be sold at their
usual low prices
November 8. Is e6
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MY. Milton L. Eopkins,

DLEASE to take notice, that | shall, on
Il Saturday the LIST day of January, 1925, at
the tavern house of VIM. Terry, in the town
OF Liberty, Bedford county, proceed to take
the dispositions OF VIM. Terry and others, TO
be rend as evidence in "A suit in chancery now
depending in the county court OF Bedford,
wherein am complainant aud yourself and
Others are defendants, aud to adjourn over
from day to day until all are taken, Mt which
tmo and place you may attend or not
Yours, DAVID CRENSUAW.
December 10. w3wIS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
faflST S.lLE.

DTsirtne of deed OF trust executed by
Id Nathaniel Hives 10 David a. Clark aud
Rice Garland for purposes therein mention.
ed, bearing dsts the 10Th February, 1920 aud
al record IN Rockingham county y. {. we
shalt proceed 10 sell, al the house OF the said
Nathaniel Rives, on Monday, the Sd day of
Ianuart lar
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A.iSN and NEGNOEo

FOR .S.9LE.
~ GREEABLI 10 an Urder OF the county
"a court al Amherst, viii be sold, on tue
premises, on Wednesday the 29lh day OF De
ccmber next, on credit OF , aud years,
that VALUABLE PLANTATION whereon
Thomas Johnson, dee. formerly lived, in the
county oil Amherst VII i one ni,ie o Lynch
LIIg, c2iate,nlng 3I6i acres, lying on both
sides OF Boiling creek, one half OF which is
cleared the balance in woods and heavily
timbercd There is on this plantation IA good
dwelling house, Kitchen, smoke house aud
barn, and all other necessary out house with
an apple orchard OF grated fruit OF about 1870
trees. There is also first rate mill seat on
this tract, on a never failing stream. Any
gentleman wishing to purchase land will DO
well To attend this snle rs il VIII be sold with
ont reserve. Terms, will be bond with ar.
proved security, with deed oftrust tosecure
|he payment
Also will be sold, at the same time aud
place, FOUR LIKELY NEGROES, on Gre
dit of - months. Bond with approved seCu.
rity will be required
by The Commissioners.
Noyembci %. wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21

UiH also be sold, at The same time and place
as The ADORE,
DY virtue OF a deed oftrust executed by
- Nathaniel Hivcs aud William NJ Rives,
10 the subscriber, for purposes therein mon
toned, hearing date the 18th April, 1923, and
OF record in Rockingham county, Carolina,
u Tract OF AanA,
whereon the snid Nathaniel Riyes now re-
sides, containing $50 acres--Ali the stock of
tiorses, Hog, Wheat, Tobacco, sc on The
said farm--A variety of household and other
furniture, and
Five Negroes.
Terms to be made known on the day of sale
The title believed 10 be good, but shall
convey only AS above.--Sale by consent
Sale 10 be continued from day TO dry until
all thu property Is sold
JAMES I MoREliEsD, Trustee
Oioberl5. wtds 10
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Mar shal's Sale.

IN pursuance of a decree Of the superior
court Of chancery for the Lynchburg dis
lrict, pronounced on The 3D. day OF November
1924, in two causes therein depending be-
tween
Roberi {. Scott, plaintiff,
against
Dudley Jones, Milton Bennett and others,
defendants,
aud
Robert {. Scott plaintiff,
against
Oliver McReynolds, sheriff Of the county Of
Campbell, Gabriel ] Scott, William Waller
Scott and William Pendleton,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides

ohN Il CASWEI.L POE have on
- hand very general aud extensive assort-
meht oil Leather, 100 Spanish Hides, and 90
barrels OF Tanners Oil hich will be sold on
the most moderate terms.
They will give cash or leather for raw hides
Vi ''h On suaies' wts7 Sept. Ia
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Sale Oi pY0pevtN.

DK virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed
ID by Matthew Brown one dated on the 9Th
day 81 February, 1871, 10 james Benagh and
William NJ. Rh es, with power aud authority
TO either 10 sell, and the oiher 10 Samuel l.
Watt, dated on the Eth dny OF April, 1928
for certain purposes therein expressed, will
be sold, before the front door OF the Franklin
Hotel, "a the town OF Lynehburg, on We'd
resday, the 22d day OF the present month,
(December,) if fair, if not, the neat fair day
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TRUST SALE OF LAND.

my virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 ns
- by William a. Inlfril, esq. and recorded
a. The court ai The county If Cabeni we shall,
on the gath day VI January next, proceed 10
sell. n the front door Of the Lagle Hotel, III
Il
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Twelve Negroes.

Terms cnsh. or bonds negotiable 1T the
State Bank OF n. {. No doubt Is entertained
rs TO the Title OF the property, yet the trustees
will oniy convey specially .--Sale by consent
DAVID n. CLARK, and
NICE GARLAND, Trustees /
BY MS agent JANIS I. MonrHrAp,)
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Trust Sale OF Nm ND.


DY virtue oil a deed of trust executed to
ID US, on the oh Of July, 1878, aud record
ed in the court OF The county OF Piltsylvania,
we shall proceedto sell, nj public auction, for
cash, on Friday the 2sib OF January, $50, if
fair, il not The neKt fair day thereafter, sun
days excepted, AT the residence Of Charles
Carter, in riIisyIvania county, Ia of
* 's'raet OF Aand,
supposed TO contain 20oO acres, lying in the
counties of Bedford and Piusylvana on
Stanton river. The above land is yaIua.
bic, n large proportion being first rate to-
baeeo land II VIII he laid OH in lots 10 sui
purchasers. ~ the time and place of sale,
the deed OF trust 1lure.aid will be exhibited,
aud the subscribers viii convey only the title
which they derive from the said deed, which
is believed TO b. unqurstionhbie.
ClliSNELE BABNEY,
JESSE BURTON.
November % ids 10
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Notice.
NEGRO MAN,
Notice.

/ SHALL, or Friday the 3ist Of Decem
Il her, 1924, at the late Mansion House of
Anthony Rucker, decd, offer for hire, the
NEGROES belonging to the said estate, and
at the same time and place, shall offer the
the said Testator. Terms made known on
that day. JESSE RICHESON, .2dmr
Dec. 10. w3w*lS De b0uiS non
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21

on Smiths overland TRACT on fhe Mar
row.bone read ia said county--ONE M.
PROVED aud four unimprosed LOTS, ~
the town of Leaksville--l Horse, cart and
Steers, a number OF Books, with variety oi
shonseho.d aud olherfui uiiure specified In said
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
SVTUi II SGT
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.

The Negroes will be sold on credit of 10
months, the purchasers giving negotiable
notes, payable at eitherof the banks in Lynch
burg, with satisfactory endorsers The title
TO the slaves is believed TO Ire unquestionable
but such only will he conveyed as is vested
in the subscribers by virtue of said trust deed
JOHN MILLER, r,-
DAVID II EDLEY, i'os'ees
u The above sale will take place Win my
appreciation and consent:
AMBROSE RUCkER.
Dccen,uer 10. wtdsiS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
NEW STORE.
Staple and Fancy Goods

yp,HE subscriber is now receiving, IN Inc
i house lately occupied by Mess; Campbeh
l. Greenway, eat door to Messrs. Gait . bui-
locks, large aud general assortment oil
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China, and
Glass Wave.

Which makes his assortment very complete.
Persons in town, as we'll rs those at distance,
wishing 10 get supplied with superior articles,
AT very low prices, will do well 10 cali and
examine, as they will find many articles below
the usual prices, quality taken into considefa'
ton. ROBERT ORR
" B. The highest price gtrtn for ft0af
and Uh'stey.
November Is. ltW6W
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
THE SUBSCRIBER,

Nelson County, October Court, 1891.
Reuben Palmer, complainant,
against
Isaac White aud Zachariah White, Execu
tors ot Conyas White, ST., decd,
JpTanI,,,ta
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
Fall and Winter Goods.
AMONG WIifCH IRE

AMONG WHfCH IRE
suner6ne blue aud black Broadcloths,
DO do do CnssiinereS,
Pelisse Cloths,
cassinetts,
Drab and Olive Cords,
super Valencia yestings,
Common do
Marseilles,
Flannels,
Booking and Drapery Baizes,
Rose and Point Blankets,
Plain and figured Bombazetie,,
BombaZeens,
Waterloo Shawls,
Irish Linens,
Diapers,
Cambria Dimity,
White and colored Domestic,
Cotton Hose,
Worsted do
DO Slate color,
silk do
Gloves,
An elegant assortmen oil CalIcoes,
Printed MuslinsI
Cambria Muslin,
Jackonett do
Null do
Plain Book do
Figured do -,
Canton Grape, 4
Grape Shawl,
Imitation Shawi.,
Smile Velvet dc
Zela Handkerchiefs,
Oauze do
Barege do
Flora do
Iambonred Swiss Muslin do
superb assortment of Ribbons,
Chcnelle Cord,
Gimp,
An assortment OF Fancy work Boxes,
Black and white Italian Grape,
Green, black and white Gauze,
Stripe yelum do
800 pair Mems Shoe, and Brogues
5uo do Ladies do
Cotton Yarn,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Wool HITS, white and black,
Fine Beaver do
ALSO,
n EEA'JR JCCnDThPks1-
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Cheap Groceries.

Cneap groceries.
TESHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received, in
Il addition to his former stock on hand,
500 sacks real Liverpool Salt, largest size,
10 hhds snperiorJamaica a ST. Cron sugars,
do superior Orleans do
10 bbs and tierces superior Loaf and lump
ditto,
90 bags and tierces best green Coffee,
s bags old white Laguira do
10 boxes Chocolate, No. to No. 3,
80 do Gunpowder and Imperial Tea, i'm.
ported in September 1924, the latest and
best cargo IN market,
20 six-pound boxes Gunpow s,er and Imperial
Tea, selected for family use,
10 bags Pepper and Pimento,
8 do White Race Ginger,
80 boxes Tallow and Spermaceti Candies
50 boxes and 10 casks real Goshen Cheese,
Indigo, Nader, Alum and Coppera.,
Real Durham Mustard,
Fig Blue and Starch,
pipes old Madeira Wine,
2 do do TeneriHe do
do do Sicily Madeira do
10 bbls and pipe real Malaga do
pipe very superior old Cognac Brandy, 5lH
proof,
pnncheons old Jamaica and Antigua Rum
pipe real Holland Gin,
Blister and German Steel,
Together 'rih a general assortment Of
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The undersigned, Marshal of the said court,
will, on .hOnd0y, he 3d day Of January, 1925,
proceed TO sell, by way of public auction, for
cash, before the door of the Franklin Hotel,
In lhr 1nMn of Lung hhnrn the following
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Yhe following Slaves,

To wit Ned, brickiayer, Glib, waggoner,
Tabhy, and her child Ann, Polly, Frank, COM
monty known by the name of Frank Word,
q stone mason, aud Jefferson With the in.
crease of the females since the date Of the
first deed. Also, AT the dwelling house ofthe
said Mathew Brown, on the same day, the
whole of1he
Household 4 Kitchen Furniture,
of the said Mathew Brown, and all other ar
iicles conveyed in either of the said deeds
Acting as trustees, we will convey only such
title as is vested III us, respectively, hy virtue
ef tue trust deeds aforesaid
il = Terms made know n on the day OF sale
JAMES BENAGH, }rrns,.a.
SAMUEL L. WATT, i'"''''
Dec. :. tbs "a
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A rvact OF N.ana,
One othev 'Eract,

'ini"g the lands whereOn the said Riye'
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TRUST sale.

Try virtue of a deed of trust executed TO the
- subscribers by Ambrose Rucker, and of
record in the clerks office of the county court
OF Amherst, tor certain purposes in said deed
expressed, will be exposed 10 sale, by way of
public auction, on Wednesday the 9th day of
January next, (ls25,) if fair, if not the next
far day, before the door of the rankin Ho.
tel, in the town Of Lynchburg,
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Personal ProNertX.

To wit Daniel dhe elder,) DanieI Che youn-
gerD Jerry, Lewis, Garland, Limas, Maria
and her three children, to wit, Martha, Ho-
race and Sam Gabrielle and her children,
10 wit, Henry, Liza, Martha, Caroline and
Robert Rachel, Fanny and her . children,
IL vii, Rusilla aud Mady Eyelinc, Lidda
aud her Eve children, To wit, Louisa, ArGhi,
Jane. Lllin and Pamelia and LncX Alsn
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One Wagon and Gear,

one Cart, eight Horse Creatures, } all the stock
OF Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, aud Household
aud Kitchen Furniture of every description,
being the personal property embraced by the
deed OF trust bearing date the goth day of
February, 1870, from Robert &. Scott and his
vile 10 William Pendeton, and also compri-
scd in "A deed executed by the said Robert c.
scott 10 the undersigned, bearing date the
10Th day of July, 1929
GEO b. WOOD5ON, L.p.c.c.
NIB. shcdldihe above day prove unfair,
As sale VII .ska q ,,egs Oh he next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted.
December 3. Wt,l;17
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StrayeA or Stolen,

November 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-10
90 14G 6S
62,60S 6I
3s65s7 Os


And then, that is in less than Is years
from The commencement ofthe " ork The
state viii have property or stock in the
canal IT $500 600 clear of all incum-
orance, yielding the above stated interest.
Besides an iDcalculable value will have
been given TO the minerals Of the STATE,
70 ne; coal mines, TO her quarrIes oil slate,
limestone, marble, 10 iron ore, now of
little or no value. The value OF land
viii be increased, many iaborers now
employed in transportation, would be
added TO the productive class of ciIzeDs.
thus the assessabIe property of the state
would be increased, and OF course the
revenue therefrom
Viewed as a fiscal arrangement alone
10 ransom the state from taxation, and 20
|replenish the treasury for all useful pur-
poses, rs evident a most wise and pro-
vIdent measure. But when 5ll other
advantages are taken into consideration,
it IS difficult to close the calculation,
however we'll we may understand the
subject, or be able 10 illustrate it by con-
tIasting the consequences arising from
similar Improvements. at home or abroad,
IN past and present times or by the we'll
asceTtained experience of many nations
Tor many years.
The idle fear that the increased qLanti.
ty OF productions will reduce the price
OF all agricultural produce from the coun-
ties adjacent to market is the principal
barrier TO these Improvements. The an
s~er to this objection may he found in the
experience of he effect of canals and
roads In England, France, Holland, and
every where else that they have been
made. And more especially in n. York,
since she has finished her northern canal,
and three fourths Of her Lake Erie canal.
During the last fall the price of wheat
and grain was from Is 10 80 cents higher
10 New York than in Baltimore, or even
IN Philadelphia Fhe writer has heard
OF two orders from New 7 ork in Novem.
Der last amounting to 80 900 bushels, to
be purchased in Baltimore, See tho
New York price current for October and
November 1928, article wheat. Since
the cutting Of the ". York canal beyond
Albany, houses that rented for S75 per
annum, now rent for $500 p annum
NoTE-lt is not doubled but that the
profit upon the SusguehaDna canal would
also be great, and il is desirable thaC soma
gentleman who has made the subject his
study, would give to the public simllar
estimate 10 the above, OF the cost to the
| tate, and OF the probable profits. drawn
from the best sources Of information.--
The writer Of the atorego ng statement
has not undertaken the calculation on tina.
canal Tor want Of The necessary data.
Professor Gri com Of New York, ha.
issued proposals for d new periodical
publication 10 be entltIed THE 6zeeha-
nfcs' and manufacturers Magazine !" to
be published monthly, and to be devoted
70 the arts and trades If the u. States.---
Ih's work Is inlended to fill department.
n literature y hjch has not hi beT,o been
occupied by eDy other perssn in this
tcouHtry.
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che fount.
ANAGR

If you transpose what ladies wear, VEIL.
Twill plainly shew what harlots are, VILE.
Again, if you transpose the same,
You'll see an ancient Hebrew name, EVIL.
Change il again, and il will shsw,
What all on earth desire TO do LIVE.
Transpose these letters yet once more,
What bad men do youll then explore EVIL
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DOMESTIC GOO S. etc.

n ANDING from the sloop Globe, cap, Cole,
IL from Providence, and for sale by
WIN. FOWLE, u Co.
81 bales cotton sheetings and shirtings
900 boxes mould candles of sizes 4, 8, q, g
and 10 to the pound
Also, for sale, recevedby the brig Frederick,
capt. Barrett from ST Salvador,
$500 La Plata horse hides
loo do dry OK hides,
Sc bags sugars.
They are daiyezpectng from n Orleans,
cargo Of sugars, which are represented ofsupe-
rior quality. feb l6
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500 REWAAD

% Ran away from the subscriber,
EA two miles FRI AlsoP's tavern,
&HT elow Frrderim sburg; two Ne
n&G gro men, viz. EDMUND, a vel
$3.50 low fellow, % or % years Of age
about feet high, had on drsb
roundabout and psnraIoons ROBERT is of
light complexion, about % or "a Years old, 8
feet6 or g inches high, no par ocular marks re-
collected, had on ,rab roundabout Edmund
wss pun chased of Dniridge Pitt Chichester, of
Fairfax county, and Robert of MIR Coleman,
OF Aiexandria, by MI Berkon, for me, il is
likely that Edmund will b. lurking about BIr
Chichester's, and Robert will probably make
towards the Eastern Shore or to Mr. Balls, Nor
.humberland co Va where he has wife The a;
boye reward will be given for apprehenng
X securing the said negroes that get Them
again, or $50 for either VIM VI CRIMES
ANY information of the above negroes can lie
communicated TO ROBERT ~ WINDSOR,
fab 12--mar agent in Alexandria.
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NO. 1854.

sinking fund 10 redeem the sum of
SS62, 272 90 borrow ed by the state, the
interest OIL this sum being per cent per
annum, or SisIlS 61) would complete
" repay the pri'cipsl and interest in less
than seven years after the work wa, Eu-
Tied as may be seen by The annual
application Of this sinking Fond
Amount Of loans, SS62,272 90
End of The 7lh year deduc,
tolls. &c 6a.6os 81
Mex, year add interest on
this sum. ses 66s 81
Say, I4,9S3 IS
3I4.652 o.
End of 9th year deduc, tolls,
SC. 60 COS CT
Next year add interrsr Oh
this sum, 95204s "a
That is, 1902 40
s64,65o IS
End of9th year deduct tolls,
&c. 6s COS 81
Next year add interest on
this sum 2Os O47 60
That is, l0,1O2 Sc
2f2,l49 SIS
End of 10th year deduct tolls,
sc. 6s.6os 81
Next year add interest on
this sum, 1855 81
That is, TAT 20
157,O23 &c
End Of 18th year deduct tolls,
&c. 6s6os 81
Next year add interest on
this sum, 94,4I9 Is
4,720 SO
~---
90 40 Is
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10. 1924.
Vaudeville Il Larmour,

Vaudeville Il Larmour,
eth OFFER FOR SALE.
~ hhds New Orleans sugar
is do Vest India do
10 bbls do
. pnncheons old West India rum
do Old Jamaica rum
80 hhds molasses
100 bbls whiskey
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