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Havana i. reported 10 be in miserable cond-
ton. Even females are prescribed and grossly in
suited by the rabble in the streets on suspicion of
being attached TO the constitution. The Bishop,
who is a benevolent man was orderered to Madrid
but feigned sickness to avoid the grasp of the h,-
name Ferdinand, and was fined 4 600 dollars for
disobedience. 90 Such, says the Pensacola Ga
zette, are the which grow in gardens managed
b. Kings irradiaed by the fawning heartless
smiles of their courters, and wa;ered by the tears of
the miserable victims OF tyranny.
CuJa.-We had the pleasure, a few days since,
of conversing with highly intelligent gentleman
from Maanzas, who represents the whole island
as in a situation ripe for revolt. Little knots of
the populace TO be met with at almost every
point, discussing the merits of new constitution
The authorities had become so much alarmed that
they had deemed necessary to issue an order ma
king il penal for persons to be found collected in
the streets Oh houses engaged in conversing on po-
liiical subjects The gentleman stated that he had
but little doubt that if the Mexicans were to attack
the Island, great proportion of the inhabitants
would Immediately revolt and join their standard,
Some of the welthest and most influential inhabi-
tants were among the disafected.
I
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rOTTTE

SHALL present petition the Legislature Of Virginia al
their next session. for di from my wife, Mary b.
Cooke. BOWLER +. COOKE.
May e. 1925. ll7---wtf
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NOTICE.

MY wife Mary Is. Cooke, having voluntarily left house,
Iva the public hereby cautioned and sged
bOr trust her for any thing my account
mined not pay for in any manner he responsible for
actions. BOWLER J.. COOKE.
Strawberrv-PlAin MAY 8. Iis-w4w
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Ohio Lard For Sale or Barter.

WISH toeIi barter Tor Negroes, S9O6 land living
in Highland county, Ohio, within miles the stage road
leading from Maysyie Ken. Chcoihe, and be styled
good land To any person disposed 10 pueha,
the whole trscI will sell great bargain, will take the
whole, any parto the purchase money negroes vau-
s,ou. EDMUND ANDERSON.
Richmond. Max g. LIZ ,ya,x
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KE.NTUCKY 4GENCY


IL OBEkT TRIPLErT, Gate Of Richmond) having been
induced by number II Vngnian establish himself
IN Frankfurt Kentucky, fer the Transaction Of their business
which he has been engaged orhe last six years. viz n nvesi
eating land titles taxes enantnE and selling settling
Estates suing for collecting debts &c. and purpose having
prepared himself at great expense he tenders his
that line to the public in general lie well known Rich
moud aud Petersburg, having done large business
IRON these two places some from Norfolk and Fredericks
burg, as well from various other parts Of the
Refer TO judges Green, Brooke Bouldin The Hon. VIM
= Archer Of Amelia, Dr. john Adams mayor Of Richmond
Messrs. John Scott and VIM S. Frederic Mr.
VIM llaxa, Petersburg, and Mr. Alexander Wilson, Norfolk
Also the Hon. Thomas Todd, Geo NJ. Dibb and John
icnden, Frankfort Ken. aud to Mr. Thomas Green chon,5
Va who engaged aud empowered contract or
his account.
X. T. has agents employed by whose aid he is enabled on
short notice, to have business transacted any part ofhe
attention. A'f-
Frankfort Oct Q 1924.
rs Since the above pcrnsd r. Tri2le has ao,iss n
himself IN business with Aber, r. burnley and >, bsss,0-
both VIII never be absent from their Office AZ the sspe
will ensure II promptly ftom
TRIPLETT & BURNLEY.
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PRINTTMa TMR

SUPPLY Of Johnsons News and Book Ink, suited oths
"A season, has been just received spd mar be had to-
Oase, a The PhssosifAia PrieEb ~ eat, -
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TR1PLETT & BURELEY.
Q5---tvff

Mas comnedto the Jal Of Henrco county on he f2tE
~ Of January 1920 runaway, negro who at that
Tine called himself JOIN, but since he has been confined
says That his right name BfLLY and that he the property
Of william Hammond, trader from whom be Runway in
Tue state Of Tennessee He also states that Hammond pun
chased him Of Mr. Walt Of Washington city. District ofCo-
umb said runway about % years old very black five frt
SIX inches high; he has Of bis upper cTtcih broken on
he had on wen committed old Jue bosd cloth coat grey
eOoufedi oassiue panaloons aud old black fur hat
The owner Of said runaway hereby requ ed come ot.
ward property, pay charges and take him away h,
will be dealt with as the law directs q
JOHN +. BURTON, DIS.
For WIN. cambridge, 8. IT. c.
March % 10d~-w12F~
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pdludbie Property in CGrtersuHle for Sale.
WILL offer for sale the premises in Carersyille We'd
nesday the ninth day of March, the improI
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DESP the vessels which sail
ed from Baltimore on the 10th of April last, for
West India ports, TO avail themselves OF the great
rise in coffee and other colonial produce was the
brig Griffin, captain Farren. The Griffin left the
Capes on tie lth, and arrived at Port au Prince
on the 18th, in the very short space of seven days
---she succeeded completely in the object of her
voyage, having made her purchases at the lowest
rates three days previous TO the PRONUNCIATION of
the intelligence by subsequet arrivals. The GriG-
fin returned TO this part on Saturday, with full
cargo OF coffee, having been absent only thirty
three days! Before she left Port Prince cut
ter had arrived from England with large amount
in specie, for the purpose of purchasing coffee
but her object, well that of other express
vessels from New York and elsewhere, had been
anticipated by the superior sailing of the Griffin
For many years past the Baltimore vessels have
ably sustained the reputation of ousailing any 9TH
ers that float Bait. american
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The good worl; will 60 on and Massachusetts,
through last adopt, will not be in the leaward OF
execution. Bost. Cent.
RHODE IsLANp.---The Legislature OF this State
adjourned on Saturday, to meet again in Jone. The
session was busy one. Several petitions for addi-
tiona public improvements passed nincpient stages
with orders OF notice. The Rhode Island Coal
Mine Company pe,itioned to be re-incorporated,
with power TO their capital to 81 200 900
by issuing additional shares; to be allowed to hold
their meetings and besiness in New York
and TO be authorized to establish in Rhode Island
such manufactures use their coal and fuel. The
expenditures of this State, the last year, was
$40 $50 IS cents! There are 43 Banks in sue
cessful operation in the State and all in good credit.
One of the duties of the Attorney General of the
State is to report bills the reports adopted by the
Legislature. The Jail at .Ne,opot was tenan,less.
The economists of the State practice on the method
OF liberating prisoners, on condition that they
leave the State 10.
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A friend has placed, in our hands specimen oil
Upland cotton produced in Virginia, which equals
in all respects any that we have ever seen. The
culture OF the plant is likely 10 be very widely
tended; whether too much, time alone is 10 tell
We have doubt that the demand for it both al
home and abroad will continue TO increase cons-
derably Nat. Gaz.
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TRACTS OF LAND,

Lyine aH beib s,de5 u Goosf- Cfttk, rsd ofhtt
.hH ,riabftshm.ui.-1hc .UHs trH MISC b. ~
Ersd fsr ait. Thy mr. Uifbn about m'ft'
Of LiDu1p. ~ BtdI0fd cOUpia. on Bore-.j9eW
road aud aboat u nlii.s south Of .Hr. Samuel
HiHIqmza TarerB.- Thru - htipteH - aud
700 ACHES. m orr frncf, Uhiob WHi bf H.
ridtd, u - ss,His 10 sItf H0se mo utE9 10 phf
ehast-- ihers IS ertai chHHrt on this inHd tor
n rr0p o coru or t0bacro The trsuiHR scdson, NJ
rsndg eltarfd, Hsrt b,mF dbom 49, acTes clear
n. and n good portion ofu Loae grounds. md
r',o crrcHem lands 10 riear for tobacco
7hcrt is.0He Su,nH Tract fniirfiy ~ Uoods.-
irbich has oiso n POND portion Of 7obaceo iand
on II. Jbt Bmidiugs on HE cfeored idHd' arr
fleo Ioitrabie Direiiing Houses nud one bnrp o.
common nse. GentieDlsn uisting 10 p"rfhass
Ldnds for iobncco, NIL seidom mcft ruth spch
an opportupiV The Mills mr. Inferior 10 none
IN me upper country nnd hare a grsni r'p o.
rUdom, boih ~ ht my NJ Mtcipg rs rel dsin
grinding, and The btd pint timJ'r 7htsf
nils arr abie 10 make n iond of foW IN %
hOurs, mud grind for IN sTicns,fe custom, teheR
IN good prasr. PERSON. cishing 10 purchase,
shOuid rieu NE lands prerioUs 10 ne dry ~
sGle Htp iriH be d0pn bV me sHb'cribtr NJ n
ny time bs itrm8 Of sale asH b. rsrU qccom-
modoiing N drifting He payments, bm Ill bt
more particularly tTpfnincd on III day d Snit.
The tdie UW br mnds eniireiy good.
CH1RLES Z. P.4TTERSOS
~ n. Sererai SLAVES 'eH be altered
for saic NJ The sumo lime aad ptaee.
Oct. % 'r3@
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a 4 an adjourned meeting of the Stock
= holders Of the Lynchburg aud Salem
Turnpike Company, held nj the Franklin Ho-
tel, in the town OF Lynchburg,on Tuseday the
llth October, 1925
There not being n sufficient number of
Shareholders present, either in person or by
proxy, 10 proceed To business, Ii is ordered
THAT this meeting adjourn, until Friday the
4th day OF next month (Novrmber)
JOHN Nj, GORDON, OK.
Oct. %. tcl4\l2
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A 4 n meeting of the President and n-
N reciors of the Lynehhurg md Salem
Turnpike company, Al the Cd tole gate on
the 2sth September, 1928.
Ordered, that the Stockholders of the
Lynehhnrg md Salem TURNPIKE company.
pay 70 the Treasurer on or before the 10Th
day OF November, uesf, ten dollars. on each
OF their several shares OF stock, and that the
Treasurer eanse tins order 10 be puhliste in
both the newspapers published in Lvuchhurg.
according to law, it being the tenth reou;s;,
ton. Copy.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk,
Oct. G. unn
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S0tict

Z VIE Members of the Hat-crefk Libra
ry Society, are hereby notied, TINT
the first Monday in November next, is the day
by Inv for the election Of three
officers at their Library Room for the ensuing
year. The membersare requested to be pune
iual in their attendance.
AZ the same time and place, n number of
the books OF sPid Library. will be offered for
sale. in consequence of there being surplus
copies of the same works, By order of the
President and Directors.
10. SCOTT,
II. AMERSLr.
Cci ~ w2w'I2
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Oct. ID.

10y virtue of deed 10 trust. bearing date
- the 18th day OF March. 1870, aud duly
recorded ia the clerks office OF Fltsylyania
county, executed by Samuel steele 10 the
.rbscrbcr. for the purpose of securing Joseph
Chiffon, rs the security Of SAID Steele, as in
said deed expressed, will be sold, to the high
est bidder. for cash, al JOHN b. Rutledge's Ia
vrrn, in the county OF Piitsylvania, on saiur-
day the 9TH day OF November nexr, ONE
NEGRO MAN, named Pryton, one Wagon
mud four horses named inthe said deed. The
subscriber will convey such tile rs is vested
in him BY said decd. join L. DABNEY.
Trustee
Oct 6. wtdsl7
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The nhove salc will take place with nv
consent, aud viii srll nj the same time and
place, on accommodating terms, my stock of
Horses. cattle, Hogs. and Sheep !;
Crop Of Corn. Tobacco, Uhedt, Rye,
oats. and Fodder.
With sundry other articles of property, useful
on plantation. JOHN REID.
Oct. 10, 1870. tdslU
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RICH CARPETING, &c.

Pieces very handsome Brussels carprtine,
:, rich English aud Scotch do.
80 Hearth Rugs some rewslyle and patterns,
few Pieces crimson morcens.
The above were carefully selected in New
York, and among them will be found some
rich aud desirable patterns.
MckEE & MEEM,
Oct. l3. tsle
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Oct. 90.
Dir. Thomas .ndridgc.

Dir. Thomas .9idridgc.
on Will please take notice, that o.
friiay aud Saturday the 18th and l9t
II " enber next, nj the hon e of Colo. john
Dllar in he town of New Glasgow, an
county of Amherst, between the hours oil 9
o'C,o, K 4. NJ. and Il O'Clock Z. NJ. of those
Ia I shall proceed to take the deposi,lons
~ liam Duncan and others, which shall
offer to be read as evidence in suit now de-
,ir.,ng in the Superior court of Chanc,ry
for he Evnchhurg District, wherein YOU are
plainif and Jacop Swoop and myself and o.
hers are defendants. On the days and nj thu
place above stoted, yon "r your agent cnn nj.
tend If you see proper. Your, sc.
.AICHS. {. KLNNEH
ct. L. i4ON2O
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Mr.. PHILIP BuRFORD, as you are

MR.. PHILIP BURFORD, as you are
A$B not an inhabitan1 of this common
wealth, ! take tins method To notify voAl
that on the 18Th 4 18th of the next month,
Nov. AT the house Of Alexander Tinslry, in
the county of Amherst, ! shall proceed Ia
TAKE thu deposillons de hrne esse of I'll
l,h Davis and Samuel n. iiansard. Ia he
re ID as evidence Or the trial of suit IN
your name as ass,gnr" of John iiausard,
against me, now Depending in the superior
court of Amherst
Yours Respectfully,
ANSON TINSLEY.
Oct. 20. w4w
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lam determined 10 sell my TRACT

lam determined toscli my IhA1i
or LAND, IN the county ri kedlord' on tue
north fork of otter, 23 miles rom i'yhehhi'fe'
aud from Liberty, containing ab"u, Y'' ~
cres. will barely femnik. ri re'hhis III
this country there sltni 10 re bai more af
sirab.e tract Of land either Tor tobacco, Gfhiu
or grass. deem il unnecessary 10 LAY more
hy land is for sale come al d ,er.
IL. CLARK.
Sept 10. "'so
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LOTS,

ni public neiinn ~ tn 2Ilh day of pccemter
neat, to the highest bidder.
] hi. ste !. supposed 10 lac the highest Poitf
that the Roanoke can he made nsHignide 10,
and il Is prr,umed thai the navigation will be
completed IL few years. There has been n
Mill. for FLOUR erected on the ground .
also, a fns SAN WILL. wbiell hive cost n
boat & ,0Db The situation j. fine me Tor
Mechanics Of all descriptions lcw Stores
would alse do well. II /. On the main raHd,
leading from Lynehbnrg mud baltimore 10
Nashville, aud would be M excellent stand
for u TAVERN, &c. Bargains may toe hid,
aud the public are invited 10 intend, II they
wish 10 vest their money TO advantage.
JOIN TAYLOR,
Tor the heirs. &c. of William Taylor, dee.
Oct Il. Wids9
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10 .Hr Thomas .9ld,idge, Of The STATE u
.Ydbama.
CIR hereby give you notice, that on
~ The osth, 2eih, aud 30th days of Mover.
ber 1926, al the Clerks Office OF The county
court of Nelson, ,hnil proceed 10 tske the
Iepositions Of Benjamin ID. Harris and others,
0 be read IA evidence on the trial Of suit
Icpendingin the Superior Court eff Chancery
for the Lynchburg District in the State Of
Virginia wherein |. rs the Admr Of Jcsss
CIarhson, dec Am plaintiff and You nre de.
lendant ROBERT NVES
Oct y. M2gNl2
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A I a Superior Cour, of Law, continued
N by adjournment and held Tor Amherst
county, on Saturday the 3olh OF April, 1926,
Richard Burch, TOR the benefit of
Arthur Hopkins. PHI. In n.h,
against
William CrutCher, Def
II is ordered, That the defendant be ruled
10 appear here nj the next term, TO ,show
ca 80 Why the judgment, entered in Ito
G. rs office in this cause, shhll not be set r.
81 and the cause redorkrted.
A alta Superior cou.' of Law, continued hT
Adjournment aud held for Amherst coun
ty, On Friday the 2elh day Of September,
Is
On motion OF The plaintiff by his attorney,
II T., ordered, That the rule nude in this cause
al The last term, he renewed, retnrmahIe Il
the uexl fcrm--hnd that the same be inserted
in the Lynchburg Virginien, published in
Lvnchbnrg, two months successively il Al.
prarlng 10 the Cont that the defendant does
not reside within the bounds of This commoa'
wealth. Copy-Testc,
A. q. DAVIES, c. 6. c.
Oct %. wSw22
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EOH NENv.

%ssA THO Fire-proJ. three story
:.:: BRICK TENEMENTS, on the
llissEfR Main Street near the Banks, both
-kzAMssaa good stands for business and the
accommodation at families atpresent occu-
pied by Mr.. John Warwick and Mr.. Thomas
Watt, whose times wiIl-run out on The first of
December aud January next. In case of my
absence, for terms, application may be made
TO Mr. John Warwick or Mr.. Henry Davis.
JOHN |. CABELL.
7. s. design continuance of my profess
sioua duties ia Lynchhurg and lis vicinity,
md promise due attention 10 all patients t.lat
may be placed under my care for Medical md
We are willing TO receive a feN young ladies'
as hoarders, whose parents from the country
should be DESTROYS 10 send them To school in
LynchbnrS. JIG.
Oct . WiWlo
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Tract or parcel of land,

Adjoining be last mentioned tract, contain
ing one hundred aud sixteen acres, subject 10
deduction OF two acres, to he taken off near
the Will, II being the same tract purchased by
nd Neid al enc - Harris.
The foregoing tracts oi aud lie on Failing
river, adjoining cnrh other, about 20 mile
southeast OF Lyuehburg, and fifteen from
Campbell courthouse. II is one OF the besi
larms in that part ct the country. The low
grounds are of GREAT value, at which thrre
are said to be about two hundred acres. The
improvements are various aud extensive.
such property is seldom offered in the mar
kct, and those disposed Ia vest their rcsonr.
ces IN valuable lands, are requested to view
The premises before the daN of sale. This
property i subject la three other deeds al
illlst which will Inc acted on al the same line
that the subscriber will net on the deed to
him. The amount OF all the membranes
is little upwards of eight thousand dollars
As II is supposed that the property is worth
much more than this sum OF money. and rs il
IS intended by the parties, that The sale should
be without reserve, the subscriber, together
with the trustees in the other deeds, viii nj
the desire at the paliies, after producing n
sufficient sun IN cash Ia discharge all the in
cumhrances, together With the cost and char.
ses OF sale. give 10 the purchaser or purc cha
serS, accommodating credits for the residue
at the purchase money. Selling rs trustee,
the subscriber will convey no other title than
is vested ~ him MS such. but it is believed
TINT the title is undispnled.
JOHN b. DABNEY, Trustee
October 10.
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800 Reward.

DUNAWAY from the sub cribrr, Twins.
Va in Piusylvania, Va on tie 2lst day of
August last, a negro ho, named BILL. lie is
dark ululauo, abonl % wears old, six feet
high, eros, eyed, mud toIcrably snar-spoken.
expect he i, niniGg 10 make his escape. He
made for Lynchturg. will give the above
reward if returned 10 me, or lodged in jail so
that gel him again GEO ADAMS,
.7dmr. John ADAMS, dee.
Oct. 6. 9w6w
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Messrs. John RHuffin and Ddrm 1agior,
CONFERENCE.-THE will take nnlire
~ thai shall, on Friday aud SATURDAY, H.,
18th and 10th days of November next, al nv
own house in the county of Amherst, between
the rising and setting of the sun of said days.
proceed TO take the dispositions of Willis
Duncan and others, and ON Monday and
Tuesday the 2lst and ODD days Of the snua
month At The Tavern house OF JohnC hlldre..,
in the county of Roc kbridee, proceed 10 tal
The dispositions of Nicholas Jones aud OIL.
"r,-Which depositions when taken, are 10
be read rs evidence on the trial ola suii de-.
pending aud undetermined in the Superior
courl Of Chancery fer the Stanton nislric',
wherein am plaintiff and you are delend
ants---At each Of which places you may al.
tend il you think proper.
JABEG CAMDEN
Oct. -. w4wl2
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OHIO AGENCY.

IA!lE subscriber having obtained husI-
- ness enough 10 justify his engaging H. an
Agent in Land matters, III OHIO, has deter
mined 10 move 10 that state, aud will settle
in Chiicothe lie will undertake 10 sell land
on u Commission, or 10 regain the title aud
possession of Land sold tor taxes, either by
suit or compromise--or will remove persons
rnsiding on the land. without the consent of
the oWner---wiIl settle thereon new tenants,
pc taxes, &c. &C.
The subscriber having heretofore attended
the courts of Powhatnn, Cumberland and
Goochland, (his native county, thought TO
refer his character 10 his general acquaini-
ance in those counties, but beIievesa particn-
lar reference might become necessary-he
therefore refers amy person wishing To com.
municate with him on business, to Messrs
sam. Branch e. Geo. NJ, Payne, ir. of Buck
inghsm VIM Randolph 4 Francis Il. Dcrne,
IT, of Cumberland; VIM. s. Archer and Fran
els Egelest0n, Of Amelia Alfred Egglesion
and John Cooke and VIM POPE, of Pow
hHtan 10 VIM Boiling and VIM. Gray, Of
Goochland and loJohn Guruant and James
T. Heath, of Richmond
Letter, directed 10 Colombia, Fluvanna,
post paid, will be strictly attended to-.
ROBERT WARE
+. S. All claims against me are requested
to he made known, MS do not wish 70 leave
Virginia and leave any Ming upseHied
kO. WARE.
Oct. IL 6ll9
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HViE subscribers, owning tic Land .,
tue junction OF the north and sonih
iorl Of the Roanoke, in the county ol Mont.
romcry, having been solicited 10 lay oil n
TOWS. have determined 10 90 SO, and will
III mi LIE
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Notice.

TTlilr iatstriJtr f.HftH. uiR.aui rt''rrt. 81
Il ttr sh dag Of AoremLor HeIit al fabhf
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Not ice.

/ n obedience to an order Of hr Iius'ues
j court, of the corporation oi Lyuchhurg
The subscribers will sell, on the premises, 10
the highest bidder, nj public auction, on Sa-
tnrdny the 9th day oil next month, (Novem-
hcr,) the iimbcrs oi the Bridge across the IN.
vine below Diamond llill. known by the
name OF the Franklin Bridge Terms nj sale
SAMUEL BRAN aFORD,
JOHN CtSklE,
HENRY DAVIS,
Commissioners.
Oct 81. ts2l
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4 Eencher Wanted.

4 YOUNG man we'll qualified TO teach
~ reading, writing, arithmetic aud lew
cIa-sical scholars who can bring testimonials
To that effect, eau get good wages in a wcal-
thy, agreeable ncighborhood, in tie county al
Campbell, twenty mules south OF Lynchbnrg.
Any gentleman wishing such n situation cnn
Obtain the necessary information by personal
or written Application 10 A. ). II. in Lynch
burg, nj any time before the 10th Nov or 10
The editors ot the virsinIan after that period.
Oct. Il. tS9l