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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28
OHIO for divorce from her husband Samuel II.
These resolutions were concurTed in.

YEsrERDAV--On M. Uinssor,'s motion, so
much OF The Governors Message rs relates to the
Map OF Virginia, was referred TO the Z. of Roads
&c.
The House went into committee of the whole,
.HT. .hdsOn ofSouthampton, in the chair, and took
up bill concerning contempts Of court, aud after
son.e time srent therein, the committee rose, and
ar. .HdSon reported the bin with suntry amend
menis; and 1t was laid the table.
Inc following engrossed bills were severally read
third tine, and passed /. Concerning the srrelies
OF NJ. ii. Rice, Authorizing the widening o.
Harrison street in Petersburg 3 Directing the man
ner OF constructing slopes DAMS and for the reno
va Oh o'her distractions to the passage OF fish in
i1t'ie RIVER and its branches---I. Allowing Pleasant
howan 10 remain In the state-5. Concerning Robt.
g.. Fulkerson
An ensro~sed bill 20 change the times of ho.di.g
ihc Superior Courts oi law of Rocxbridse Bath and
Pocahon'as, Was read third Time and rejected
hie>sfs. Gordon, - UISton and BiUckbuy,,
made reports from the Committees OF e. oil j.; Il
aud q. and Of Claims.
Ga motion ol MIR. Miller, the rule of tie House
was SUI ended, ior The reception o! petition nom
BoIe,ou,i.
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nFFAI-y1EH

MoriLr. Dee G.-Some ter DAYS ago, letters
were received in this city, announcing the su.nen
sion OF 'he Cash,fr of the Bsanch of tie United
States BaniS, at \. Orleans and that on inve,tisa.
uon' he vas io1ad ia be deiaui;er for s24 OCSe
winch was INN edia;ey paid b. his secu,iIcs.
Some days subsequently. letters said farther def
cheney was discovered of :?20. coo, and that the
Cashier could not he foand. The last intelligence
is, that still father deficiency is iiscovered--and
confirming the flight of the Cashier How for ,hes,
representations are true, we cannot say: rerbaps
lie case IS exaggerated, bu, tlere can be no oub,
something's wrong. Although the circumstance
mas been spoken ol very unre>ervcdly, we have
iorbone TO mention II heretofore hoping there might
toe some mistake, did not see it noticed in ,l.
New Orleans papers. 1t is said that the Cashie,
had overwhelmingly in Cotton, the last season
RegiStcr.
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STATE LEGISL.gTr-pro

GEoRGIA.-Ihc bill TO establish r., q
Pubic Works bas passed the Hou.e of Rem
-etauves by vote of seventy-six 10 thirtv-',, .
ne OH 70 repeal the Penltentiiry law had been
'eJcC'e"' % 10 IA resolution is proposed TO
punish any ones gathering from Che 1ate coded
lands OF the State any silver ore Sc and reserv;n
All sHth ores as might be discovc ed i'm lands here
alter disposed of by the StaIc.-ResoI,iions H.
also been adopted iorbiddiug the Bank of Daris,
to issue any more bills III they circulate st mar
calling upon 1t TO reduce ITS discounts So l,si az
possible, and that the Stockholders meet and reno,
10 me Governor Tie means deemed most ey ,c,lje,t
Tor restoring lIc Bank 10 sountness - The lin law
ing on The state into Congres sional Districts ps.,
tie IL. OF r. 6i TO 81; and the Senate. g2to 81
ooVTH tARortNA.- The Resolutions of Ju,l 70
smith, have passed the Legislature These Jecls@.
that congress have no power under the Cons,it,,-
uon 10 hu"T general system of iHfcr1g1 i'm
PT0cemeHt; nor 10 a." lay a tax for any other mn,
poses than such as necessarily embraced IN dc
SPechc grants oi power, and those necessarily inn
Pieu iheitin, iiat " It j. an Unconstitutional
exercise az power on tie part Of Copgres. IN 49,,
duties 10 protect domestic 85anuf,rt0rrs .rI,,
-. OF H. decided ihst b. was high fiu,e to evrre,
her opinion upon those points. A cor-gspondert
OIL me 'har't-'On Z. g zc,tc writes from OHM
W" INST - "A more deciied expression oil tfc poli-
iIcs oil We state was never had ard il confirms lie
opinion Oh Tie OLD Republicans who always insisted
'I'' NOSE WHO l1uded he rplendour of National
cove eminent were less numerous and less uflu-
tn','i 'nah 'hsy pretended. In fact there can Ee
h'c doiot, the good old PRINCIPLES of eron,,.,..
'"h simplicity iu The Federal Government. arc
aG'n spreading aud furnishing The ultra doc
"i"eS are no more likely 20 succeed under o,e
name than anoH.cr. No party'' * ooyy k.o.,,.
TO mean % eur Paytg;'' tie "efa OF gooJ fo,I
lng'' The syren song Of willy POLITICIANS. -
~, to ''es"''HPhs passed TIE House b. IS 10 IS
Ihey were taken up in the Senafe on last F,i.l.y
week: a motion to postpone them indeGri,eiy a.,
lost - to 20; afer which, they were adopei % o.
~ without debate Nj. 5imkias recorded oc ,i..
journals protest against them. IIis re.ol,,ioo.
Ion changing Tie mode Of clecliag The President of
we ~ :. h'Eeoten Indefinitely postponed --Both
Houses have concurred IN the resoloti,r 49,,
$4,000 to the Medical College OF CHARLES on.
NoRrH CABoLTNA.--The ILLS To es;sbiisb 4,
Bank Of the state, and 10 repeal The Act OFFS @
crarirg FUND for Iufcrnsl tnpfo. rme,,. CODES
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Departed this lie ii hr sd ear pr hcr ,-e Mr.. S,
'tSion tuasse wife {" Capt. Heu,y Ma,,e az Abe,i
county. he o'rom.an'e ny viii c So. r.y aud her f;i
NV nee" .ei'"e ~ hls auilhe, useful and excellent ,
man. = truly distressing. She was Killed on lie g9I " ~
10Y we 1''A'D'1! 'c''"s 81 criasc her own f,,m in
N''" sue wsridns Sudden death is a,g,ys ter ibI h.,
"h'n i'vfIy female, wife and M cher IN Good L ,tb
' IN IA" pune 81 h.eis oeuu oriunaie snI on
"n her l"' aud from children and from, her
iil deErdy attached 90 hei II gives To- ctief Iren
edge an 20 affection additional parr. 90 "f'"''
rs HH'S'' h'' lea hH'tai and five Young children torn
Ner WIN n'ny ye!aiye' and friends To he,an
a'r IS 'Hr she was prudent intelligent AMI ~ ,,iorat
- r ,he N''s iIlv beloved he' .,rt- if, -,
uh"H''.d t'n mes; iricad she WIS si.ee-, and!
'n' e'"oHc relation If !1ugier sister ,na r,rent
nee 'eH 'iW"nt was uniformly du,ifi svup,,hct,. d;i
'"i exemplary. 10th" poo, Of her uc,rr' M l.-I
tH'' '.C a'' tcn~'oilni. t. The affixed 80. wa, 49,
'P''nSti''r wants, visiting Ler .ick h,d and ,i , M
" '''- "'FW i"r pew hrir comfort ~ t.lier '.b; =
70 '"'-' 'ni isct; 'HcWTcr IT tn ,st tr.hte All INC, =
,Re a,'" " i"p"'' ed worth t1vy 1fcs. " Ion. suJ mt
'''1 "H "1s lH ~" witness TO ~ fact itr .orcr
TOYS "'i sHe live n 'he recollection oC he n.irlb,
- t e. ana '.icrd' Long must he band H. lore NJ, f
e''ries hun orcv" Hcm The i,s' Of i7iye. in ie me-
'H" on be' u.""lnes'. iu, 10 her moor el,dren me-, 80
N"om ar "ra' it rising 20 ilt; line sflf, Ln tbe
we adv'c ~ 'he cyouis Of sur! mother !, ina, 20 ]
- 't men ''F "i lir n'ae he ,goslj To them b,r
iuss i, ;tiosi, pa able. "a men, "eS
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az ILL he ' Cir,..le Nice lepiurs gon,tv w. o,
" w irrsGs tle oh dis a. Js'y8r next Fl f n t ,i.
neA TAR dn, tie io'wiog Tors ND LlNDS bei,rg,r
''e estate o hcher4 dec on credit one q.
hi i u" ye"Is, hu luoi,sc swing houd vita 80
curry oia dcro Vi iro Oh die property, Sc ule the p,y
"t'n 10 'vcfr 70. -
uns Lot ia tII- to~a Of ca.ayilic on which r
h'c Dwelling House nd ai -hopses necrsst, for tl n
'mn"naii"n a. family other lot % wiith Their. i,
n'" nous one Pi'I ~ ia thaocc warehouse aud ,i and
W." o '"'ive unmPiuted los ~ rWn On. Ti. az land
J"lhS 'r sad town, containing iIOdce, ~ very s,p ,r
""'y "h"hic"' good gI't and nn; cnt ia, 4ct
"n Hiee '"cs shove G!s,kesvic Containing ne Is trec
NUM- 80 acfcs OF eN,e.lcut land clcn ,nr,e T. c,-
'f I"eiY n"'i aud ece'-aty house, lo M. ,ce.p,
NC. VIZ "'''" '''u 'au'ns 10 ''no"
the above safe VIII BIZ without reserve and continue Gts
dag &" day. U'tI tue ghult are sold +
IL NJ Crs Ruy-te, u Cl-fko,ile. will .he, an, IT IN.
Sp"e opeiy % sny person wishing "a PA chase tcs.e t
'v ~ safe hM IOWNE!., Lar
,ttt, ~ Of i. Apo isor, de-
u UIt """tt. s"r" ,hat ine. ate va Td CELLS ll
ne Lhhtic Hospital toe City Of Nyilmn,stuft d.-
he reception " patients 30 hoh pame,s male aaG l,,na.c
liy order Oi the Cour of Direct,r.
LEONARD HENLEY. C. c. II
''' 80 ll--Nt
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TO CORRESPONDENTS Avn pE.nrps

e ''I' Sing 'tae, ~ ihe Al. "f y. Nj. Monroc'
claim s"d the oDS Treasury lirPnf which We ,,L,d toll,
"'Irr "h retrs have swept uuch cihe. iro
'n' nl r"ni"s " br.Pcik the patience of ou con
P"h"rh'' 90" y 81 H. N. We ssa Iav eur res.rrt t
omr =" TIE Newspaper E'-ayris and Editors, siv CON
"e'c'"''cd % notice "' opin ae aud
S'e ca" jump together Forthe present ,ri. nir read
e' viii excuse the deficiency Of 'is,a4i compositions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

tabiishing Board for the management thereof have
oeen Indefinitely postro cd (the last, II to Oh
kENTUcKY.--R Resolutions have been proposed.
IN the X of X. declaring that Mr.. Monroe, the
Reporter for the state, ought not to publish the
oecisons OF the New Court, because they are NOT
Vaiid; and that he ought TO be made refund the
money which he has received in advance for the
volume which is 10 contain these decisions. The
ga Court have instructed their sergeant TO ,ake
from MIR. Blair. the Clerk of the ae,c Court The
RECORDS IN n> possessions; but Mr., BIS. Office is
crossed ana The papers are said 20 be remoyed an;
secreled! The Old Cour, has sdjourned till the Isl
Monday In April-l' Is expected that Ne Lerisla-
ture will adjourn without settling the AMAZED MI
fairs OF the Commonwealth. The Senate have
adopted Resolution, ayes 20. noes 10, that .. mel
'her the Old nor the New Court of Appeals oush.
under existing circumstances,'to hold terms.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

HS"t ttoia"rs "' d. 1icr .nc,yille Tvrnp,sc on.p-
81 ~ "t n',t"t ''gr"i 90 rsy rr t'or, tie gg,h day
MAR heH ave iJlitr, '.lsisit d o. l., then, re-,
pee 'm.ly i@'he e'r Ia, STOCK Of The said company.
, hF rrdcI a. the Pfe.Ii.n ,ud q r,,i,s.
'/t'- ~. W.. q VI. EAgR;'.svpN tra,.f,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

MIR Walsh is Occasionally ignorant az he is
pragm'i'cal lie seeHs not TO know that the phrase
plunge u in'o consultations was the iayorte
expression OF Patrick Henry. /; has since grown
into popular quotation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

sNliEs President md Director. ~ the N,,cb..,
t3"'ay AVE dec-rtd Dividend "i pcr cont ~ ,G
o'" " nc company "' the eseut ea,, ta,,ll,af
Dec.
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=, i3''I'f 'EtVTF. Y .I{tfiOll.
70 MORROW NJ Que o'9o-t, yi' b. sold nj inc off;
ho"5' - share, a. Va. tauk Stock, and 80 sna.c nf
n o. ''''N 'o' N''H ,. II. LYNCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

he ia';S Iscc.el ~ Mt Bojir in hi, remarks in The
H. 81 pe'sa'ss on MONDAY! will be nis es! some OF o,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

Mr.. John. Randolph of Roanoke arrived In
Washington on The 25h, and Gov. Tyler receive,.
letter rom him last esenhg accepting the APP
pointment OF Senator in Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28

ancun; that viii probably accrue for the whole
year, Il estimated a, thnty-one millions Should
this amount prove TO be correct it will exceed. bv
six millions of dollars, the amount which has ac-
crued during any one year since the excessive inn
rorta'ons that Immediately followed the war: viz.
those oil 1915 ard 1916
In estimating the clear revenue that NAV be ex-
pected to arise from the duties OF the year, the a.
mount OF them TO be drawn back on exportaiions
OF potion OF the articles on which they have ac-
crued; the losses that may happen and the expense
OF collection, are all TO be taken into consiera-
lon The duties secured by Lond during one wear
are CHIEFLY payable in the year that follows A
portion Is payable IN the year; but this il ce-
morally ccun,crbslanced by the portion that also
becomes payable IN the next year, ON the importa-
lions OF that year. II wl be more tnan counter
balanced. ii the importations prove greater. and
viii not be met if they prove les. Deaenture GER
titca;es Tor payment OF drawback, heiny Jeman-
dable at any time wiihln year after the impor,a-
lion of the articles intended to he exported. the
number and amount OF them, charseable upon the
accruing duties OF tie ear, Can never be accurate
Is foreknown.
Tie debcnures issued during tic three frs;
quarters oil the present year, amounted 10 Sl4S9,-
10 80 This is more, by ,537 40 90, than those
Issued during the corresponding period OF the pre-
ceiling year. The AMOUNT OF those outstanding
on the 30h oil September last, aud chargeable upon
the revenue OF 1876, was 1855, 3I5 Ca which is
more, by eo4,3l3 OF, than was chargeabe on the
same day, in 1924, upon the revenue of 1925
The aihouIt ofduty bonas In suit on the Seth Of
SepembcT last, was $685. ,3I7 %, which is
90, 79i 90, more than was ia suit on the same Lay
la the year preceding.
Deduring from the foregoing statements the con-
illusions and prob N!lites that may al present seem
warrantable, The receipts for 1926 are estimated as
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-24

BILE persons, 327 we're destitute. This is
an argument i3r exeruon."
il is considered highly important that
as many be engaged III the cause OF the
society as possible. In order that III s
may be effected, and an Objection obvi-
ated, which has been made, the Dlrec.
tors submit, whether it would not be ex-
pedient 20 amend the Sd article OF the
constitution, SO as to reduce the annual
subscription to fifty cents.
And now, having presented their pre-
ceediugs and such other topics as ap-
peared TO come within The sphere of their
duty, before the society, the Directors
can only offer fervent petition to the
God OF Grace, invoking a continued
blessing on the labors OF the society, un-
I'll the scriptures shall be in the hand oil
every one and they shall teach no more
every man his neighbor and every man
his brother, saying, know the LORD for
,hey shall all know him from the least
TO The creates"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-24
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms qfsHbscfptio n-S5 perannum, payable
5n Advance. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition will be charged at the rate
Of Sd per snnum. A failure to give notice of
a wish to discontinue at the end of each term
will be considered as new engagement. No
paperto be discontinued (unless at the option
OF the Edtor) until all arrearsges shall have
been paid.
.7dUertaements, not exceeding square, will
be inserted at 8 for the first, and 50cents for
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
mentsin the same proportion.
G. Letters to the Editor must be post paid
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with the constitution, feel bound to ex
press their sense oil that Divine mercy,
TO which they are indebted for This OPP
portunity OF meeting their fellow mem
Oers, and conierring on the interesting
concerns Of The society.
1t will be recollected that, at the first
anniversary, few Bibles and Tesla
ments remained on hand to be disposed
lot Tor he Bible Society of Missouri
These, amounting to two bibles and ten
testaments, have been distributed, and
the product transmitted to that society.
In the month OF August last dona-
ton was received from the American
Bible Society, of one hundred bibles and
one hundred testaments the value OF
winch, at 'he sociely's prices, is ninety
nine dollars and eighty five cents.
has donation comprizes an assortment
oil well printed and well bound bibles and
testaments some OF them in octave, let
tered and Silt, 80 as to meet The wishes
OF all who might desire to be supplied
by the Society. OF this donation twenty
three bibles and eight teslamenls have
been issued from The depository; leay-
ing seventy seven bibles and niney.two
testaments now i'll the hands OF the direc-
tors.
Soon after the reception Of the bibles
and tes,aments from the National insti
tuition, the Directors were applied to by
the Rev. William Shores, who was about
to start on a circuit in Arkansas, for q
lew bibles 10 be disposed of on account
oilhe society. They were readily grant.
ed, TO the number of twenty; on the con.
dltion that they should be sold, and the
amount of their cost value, returned IL.
the treasury OF the society 90 his return.
HIS term OF service no, being expired,
10 adVices have been received. THIS
parcel Is included in the foregoing state
meni of those issued during the year.
lwo oil the Others issued were gratuiloss-
ly presented 10 worthy aud poor coored
persons: the residue were sold at socie.
~ prices.
he Treasury presents not SO Cater
ing prospect of usefulness as the Dr.
rectors bad hoped. The accounts OF the
Treasurer which will be laid before you,
shew the following as its situation:
Balance on hand at the first an
nuai meeting, SIS so
Subscriptions since received, 81 so
Received for Bibles and Tes-
lamen,s sold, rs
10 IS
Expenditures during the year
Tor transportation Z! Ooo6s,
postage, &c. 10
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Leaving thiriy-one dollars and FIVE
cents in the Treasury.
I 1t has been contemplated by the DE-
rectors, TO transmit to The Parent Society
as soon as practicable, whatever sum
may be spared from the funds, in order
to give that institution more substan-
,ial pledge of our desire to be auxiliary
than has yet been afforded. The hope
is not eXtinguished that may sill be
done.
The Directors are aware that the re-
port of their proceedings shews great
want of efficiency in themselves. They
feel humbled with the view of their in
activity, and acknowledge that they might
have done much more with the means
placed in Their hands by the liberality f
that noble institution which adorns our
nation. They can only express their ar
dent and sincere hope that whoever may
administer the benevolence of the society
in future, may be more jealous in com
municating the glad tidings oil the gospel
to their destitute fellow sinners. And
while they mourn the Incidence which
marks their own proceedings, the Direc-
tors feel not less regret to see so few Of
their fellow citizens engage in the work.
A hope that there might be an increase
to the subscription, has in no small de-
gree contributed to produce the delay, so
apparent in their measures; tor howe
yer great their own zeal might have been,
they could hope to effect but little With
out more general corporation from the
community. The amount of money re-
qnisite for good degree of usefulness,
is by no means large; yet that amount is
not obtained. The time required TO be
spent in the service of the society is but
little, yet few seem willing to spare it,
The Directors will not pretend 10 &C
lament that it exists. 1t certainly cannot
arise from doubt OF the value of the
Bible, or the propriety Of placing 1t in
the hands Of every one. II tsis sup Jos-
ed that, there are few, or none, destitute
of the sacred treasure in this vicinity, the
Directors are assured The idea exists on
" from the wan. of correct knowledge.
A plan has been adopted by which It is no.
ped full information will be oblaned on
this point !; meanwhile the attention OF the
society IS called 10 the following staten INT
Of facts contained in letter from Mr..
John Niche, a,en, Of the American b
Bile Society, in which he recommends a
strict investigation into the actual wants
Of the community. awe lately" says
he, " nave returns IRON two counties IN
Kentucky. Half Of Harrison county
Showed 400 destitute families. In one
District oil Scott county, out OF sl2 taxa
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ADDRESS

Delivered before the " Madison Auxiliary BIZ
bic Society" at an adjourned meeting. held
on Sunday, May Is, 1925
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10
RUNAIyAY Gom the Subssriter, q

aSUNAWAY from the .Sub5eriJer, n
IA .N0n2ay night last, tiring necr Lt5t L.
bedjord etg, negro man, named pUAG,
fRare rtdSon 10 beaere that he hHs PJ0cat'
somtihpg Ike a FREE pass, and utH possibly
eHdeac0r 10 get 10 he Stateef Ohio. lam n"
dHced TO btIiere so from the circumstance tHo
Of the neighborirg sioreS haping obtained ttoH
some lHpriucipied sc0andrei IN tins nt'ebdo'-
hood paper pprporting to be 4 Jyes pass, "
The oid Of lehieb Mey eere saGJied to get aSjN
as ChiHicothe, ia OhiO, Wiere they uere appjf'
hended, and the sad yGper taten from tenn
Duke, Ibeiiere, has been nth these tro fei.oU5
frequently, and, through their assistance, nay
hare procured such II paper.
DUKE IS n stout built youpg man, about .htS
feet 10 or / inches high, tOLtrddiy biccS %'F
remarkable Uhite teeth; aud as leeH as lre~tm'
ber u SmpH scar on ms right cheek. ard sclT,
nearly three inches long, on The outer part q
one Of has legs, and a scar on one Of dlS Vrta',
When he mGde his ciOPemkRt, he hal par q
6fack reicet rdntdi0uus, and a par u HHt'.
pdntai0gnS, and coat Of GPurpie toiof, 0'
much faded, II black nat with squa 5fIm.
Should Il ttiiowof this description produce pr
papers, ii p0liid be iesH 10 arrest him, and fttP
both The papers oad tie negro. IN order that ~, ~,
Oirner mug get his property, - me ,'!'a'h NV
furnishes Such passes maybe detected.
.4uy person deiiperiEg the ADORE d'Ssf ,,,L
negro TO me, iyo miles west Of Livery bto,
'ofd county, Faginia, or co1Ja'rs h'nl, 50 H"'
get HIM, shuR be meH rewnrded,
JOHN ". HOLT.
Bedford Cty, Sept. s, 1926, r''0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10
FOR RENT,

Av-A A cemfariahs DWELLING
fs..Na HOUSE, together with oil ne-
lIi,,s& cessary nut houses, a large gar
sSsss.hsA don, and hvs n SIN acres Of good
epea .aI,4, well cnclossd--thc whole lying
Within tliic OF town, on Blackwaior ROAD
The tenant win nave The privilege Of procu-
ring fuel from the sdioin'ng lands. The hoa.
ties, &c are in good stat. @! repair and
possession can be had upon few days notice
- the present tenant, who iauiiIirg TO rsaloPe
before tie expiration oi his term.
have ais ter sale, valuable fENALL
COOK :. GARLAND
Lynrhbgrg, Sept e ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10
Sept 10

Il virtue OF three several deeds Of hns,
~ executed to rs by Mr.. John Reid If III,
county Of Campbell, for certain purpo. -.
therein set forth, one bearing date the 29b
day of May, l822, and one other bearing ds,.
on the 9Th day OF April, 1928, both of Which
were duly recorded in the clerks Office Of The
county court OF Campbell, on the respective
days they were executed and one other bear.
ms date tue 18th day Of November, 1923, and
was eIly recorded in the clerks office of the
county court of Campbell the 9Th day Of De,
cembrr, I354, all which will more July m.
pear by reference thereto. we, or one OF rs
will proceed 10 seh. on Wednesday tie l2lS
day OF October next if fair, it not the neA.
iair day thereafter, at N1s. John Reds store.
and on the premises, in the county Of Cauf,
bell, to the highest bidder, at p,Llic auction.
for ready nancy the C,Ila,vipn
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sEhE notes of the Banks Of Georgia, South
nj Carolina and North Carolina, and the most
kihds OF other uncurtent money, taken on
reasonable terms at the Lottery aud Exchange
Qf6ce Of 8 Nm ALLEN. eco
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Yhe SubseEiher

EXTENDS to leave this country about
the first OF uyember, ls25-Ail those
VINO nave claims againtt him as constable
are are requested 10 present them for uaynent
l"'s declaration IS made because he has a
number OF receipts out for debts 10 collect
y rs constable, winch are paid, aud to prevent
ms ms security from being harrassed Tor any OF
his transactions relative TO his otfr.
MANSFIELD WARE.
Amherst, Sept % fiNe