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From the LOno.on .uoranig Chroh9'
THE PLAGUE.


Suggested 10, ioadng G1ts ROhelan"
ny y PRYOR.
Bring out your eaLu-'I 4, the Pituian's eryi
The wagon is hns aud waiting night
Cannot Pity o. Mercy, or Love pesaii:
Nay, A." bring out your dead y
Not a word can be said:-
The Plague will not listen TO sympathy tale
"Btius out your dead e'-,he twins are not cold
Their mother; fond fue, ola'Ptd in their fold
Let ulc get them a eohn, III dig tnem sta'e
Thou art ,ek,ning-ihy breath
|, rec,dng to dvah -
The Plague will not heed whom TO suceour or save
Br.ns out your dead r'-,hats Iunie.s sigh
The b ,ne aud the aged together Lee
they dear to my heart they were precious aud true
Bring them forth in tue heap
They will quietly sleep:
And the Plague, lovely woman, Is calling thee too
Drn; cut your dead !"let the Golfers stay;
The wagon 5 stuppins--we hurry away
Bul nay uncle is rich, he will leave me his wealth;
lis thousand 10 Que
II thy race be not run
Ere the Plague does not travel past health
Bring on, YOUR dead !'--we are going to pray;
No pslesI An we purchase, the masses to say.
We were Yesterday marrIed---so soon must we die
Love and Beauty theygo
To the charnel below
The PLAGUE oe, not care VINO together shall lie.
Bring out your dead !'-both the Friar AMI Clerk,
We have taken with cross, hook aud band IN the dark;
The Nun and the Lady vauted alikej
From the Bridge 10 ST. John
Aii the orders gone,
And The soldier has fallen BY his halSerd and pike
Bring out your dead ''--throw lis aside;
Let the " eapons ne moved with ms dresses of pFide;
Strip the gold aud the Jewels, the purchaser dead
Even the wagon ,ohigh
Has no diver to ply
To the mountain Of 1esh by mortality fed.
Bring nut your dead ~ Gu the Thames at the HALL
Frun Tic Gates the Stairs from the Wark to the Wall,
Where a spot can be found,
II is Infection, grunnd
Aud /, matters not, living, who heotor'd OF smiled
Bring out your lie 0d n'the dead cannot hear;
The streets are in darkness, aud si,rn; and drear
The houses void, and the shuttle ate iast'---
Both the rich and TIA, poor
Have been brought othe door,
And the Pilueu, toyt thet, are buued at last.
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.ldrshol's Sale of so or 80 Negroes.
EDuASuANTS sdecree the Superior Cori oi t"Sher-
~ oI the Williamsburg District pronounced on the 18th
gay oil July last the of William H. 4osse, ssaias
Noe,t rhuoh, Shef aud committee Of the ,ae OF nom.
IL. Rooss dest wi he oldby public anetin ior ready
money at White h,rsh The county Of Gloucester me rs
denee oie te Thous X ROote deed, GA "Wednesday the
Soth oil November next between eighty and ninety likely ne
sfo.s anu their increase the 10th OF November 49,
together with the stocks o horses, mules, cattle, sheep and
hogs Embracing all the prop. ed 10 said Prosser by
deed 81 mortgage from said RoOte hearing date the 18Th day
OF November lS22 and duly recorded in the oiee OF the
county court o Gloucester Ii tn, above day should TO
be unfair, the sale will - o'clock the fair
day. and will be continued om day day until the whole
property is sold.
WILL: McCANDLISU, M s. c. c. E. ID.
White Marsh situated about equal distance between Glou-
ceste town and the eouIt house.
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.MARSHAL,S S4LE

pursuance Of decree OF The Superior Court Of Chaneery
ior the Rehmond District, pronounced the 10Th day Of
March, iS25 the # Cop Hughes shalt on We'd
esay the Soth OF this month O o sale the his
puoc auction Tor es.h Tract OF Land King IN the count,
Powhatan ia RIVER. about nile below thiowp
tef'vie hens the Tract OF and Charles
oand W Jesse iiughe by de of mortgage dated 18th lay
NAY, l82, filed The exhibits the above nam ed eaus
ant containing ny said deed $50 acres aud quarter he Tn,
OF less, The sale ofhe described laud will
be made subject to the right Of dover of Mrs judith Hughes
except IN seventeen aud bait thereof The will he
maie On iha premises J. 6UERRANT, MS. C. c. X. ID.
Nov. /, 1925. 5i-gt
The above sale u unavodaby postponed until "Wednesday
tue 18th day OF December next which da, 1t will certainly
take place. J. 'GUERRANT
NOV. To- NJ. ;. o.. T.. Il. ID.
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20 fulfil made with Thomas j. Ranoopn ON
he uHteenh OF August last aud ia pursuance of bis re
quo, also "a writing oil The lS ult my property
ma nee adveftisedn Joint he sold the frs av
OF hN month"; Tor the purpose the object
ing N! debt TO the Bank of the United States Richmond Tor
Mh'h ne ana Coi Samuel Carr liable my euior srs
ohl uis advertisement at first required
iiema j. iandolP, ne has since Withdrawn name But
VS." ue safe as advertised 10y be prevented and the
h'hehs secu ed TO nc by the the said aereem. f
Iaie hereby pledge myself perform all the term of the
'io e,ad aSr eeHeniasla epens ty
gu li'n aud ecacy aud do hereby engage thai all plr
ease sbai he secured 10 their nv due
Pcaon oil the PIoeee DIS of sale he made by the
on ge's possession of he property, winch will given upon
@ denand made according TO the said agr
me inIhia"nt Of the two trusts which affect estate
sole ooeet Is 10 enhance my eversionay interest in
me sad property without injury others which far
ON ne'ns augmented to their prejudice by this proceeding
cahut exist until my said endorses have been
which txomeIation is Of my primary interest: AZ,
lna' II should be Prohed they nus ed But can
mol ensent 10 any saie of the said property by F. w ner
ana " W. Souha who al all in .ad agree
eh' aud TO whose proceedings trustees already .b
famed an inJuneton until that injunction ruaIv
ed IN that court where it i, depending.
Nov.s, 1925. "a ., ~ zen
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Aiea who Ike tie fathers OF our reytution, seemed
designed by sieaven to ~ sosm tie great work,
which mas come so perlecffrom their nis
BY His Exceilency: 4" Rochester, In 1910
saw it wi,hou, house or an lnhabitaut; in 1928,
see IT, the nucleus OF an opulen and populous cit {,
blessings"
BY tie IL. Governor--'' The village of Roches-
ter-TAe Young Lion of he West" Il STAND,
proudly on 4 rock, where the most useful and no
best of iaveS it's feet; such in youth, Its
age promises 10 attain The acme OF greatness"
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Hanooer Lands for sale.

WILL he sold pu the viii OF u nj Timberlk.
W dee MnnsJ the 1871; Of Dete next il fair If
no.the next ai DAY heeate, the prem.rs Tract Of
Lanu containing Om GO 700 acres lying the county of
tanovef, abou; miles from Gooda's Tavern aud nile,
om the cy Of Richmond, adjoining the lands If General
Wte aud oilers about go land very heavily
tinhered with valuable timber a. any 10 the county
within aud half mlt of excellent saw mill Ii f,
deemed unnecessary speak qualify and advantages of
ts tract ofllnd presumed that those who wish i pu
chase wall enqure and Themselves Terms the
chase money TO be paid three equalinsalment on ed
oi and The purchaser will be required TO give
9oad personal security and deed Of upon The laud. For
iurbef particulars apply 60
HENRY ~. GENTRY, ex'r of ID, TimberlaLe dec
Hanover County Nov Is. lG--,y4t+
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RICH JEyyuT,9Y. o..

VIE ubcriber ,ceved, addition to has former sun
= ply VI Goods Rch JeweLy, Superior sold Patent Lever
"a'ches, with extra jewels Expansion, Cub and Com
Ht"sated Balnnces Cable CHAIN Roman and Maltese ro,-
- Sheffield Castofs and Csnde-stick,; do with branch, :;
vcr I'h Tta Desert, Mustard aud Salt Spoons; Scum md
Gutter Ladies Rodsers's Pen Pocket Knive liver Steel
it@or "a new Article Brilannasare Tea Tfays IN .ett
SILVER snd STEEL Spectacles Scissors Patent p6in PEN
lis Gilt aud Plated Swords; Epsue Wings Gold aud
Se Lace; RAe, Artillery and Infantry Buttons; Large and
seed Coral, &c. feduced prices
Or-2S 5i--,g6t JOHN BRONAUGU
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a TE4CHER WaNTiED.

A YOUNG Of good tshits aud morals qualified 20
n teach reading, writing arithmetic snd geography % chill
dren % om to 10 years ofsge may hear Of 6siion in
private family, hy directing e,efto A. b. Dyer store,
Albemsrle" The guaihc uion rqnrtd bcg u the hum
hs grade and the small ne q The school, containing not
more than four or FIVE children) aordDg The young man
wn5 may undertake " The amPic opportunity Of prosecuting
m studies The salay, exclusive Of board lodging hing, &c.
will q cousc, he low varying according the the
candidlte, from iOJ dolli.tO $50 do. yea.
None need apply who cannot produce satisfactory tc oni-
ai u COMPETENCY teach aud Of correct and moral habits
One who as hs he II school would prefer
rcd Nos ~ SJ-sle
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FOR 81 ~

A TRACT OF LAND ia the county Of Amelia four.nfIcs
- above 6euho Bridge. and containing about 500 acres
o acres Of viii ave well mbered; part Of The balance
hesh aHd improved The abuve and may be had for 25O0
sf' one thousand ~ hand aud ne balance in two years
o efther particulars sprb Sfotes TsfaR Postm,cr Il
Ehhhi Poo Ohce, Amelia, who vii fc,vse sbew me inr
20 those jesi'ous 10 pufchs~i
Aweba hoy.t5. tes~
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M LuPROVED OOTT0N pREsS

WE ulscriber' # this city, and Mess Heath aud Mason
0Peersbue will shortly have powers H. sell fr
u'ng an improved Cotton ess any ofhe counties In his
fooui. 'N'' N'4'o
ioenee will he given TO person. so soon a the poeris
received II he will up the Pess imineely Thai M, p
pie may see it, aud he satisfied Of its utility
LEWIS WEBB Co.
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} ANYWAY from the suscrue on the I'D July 1924 a
"a negro named EDMUND. lie i, about SIS wears Of
age, Of black complexion, feet half mes high
well made and active has sna right cheek car
ie himself very erect speaks and smile, With great conf
dence Paltleulaily When alarmed the eigth of Inn
since his copneut presume he has chang clothes He
has an uncle living Onhe plantation VI the late VIM Fisher
near IapPahaunoek called Pigeon Hills h. has also relations
living IA the neghbouhOOd of the late james Wight of e.
where he rased and he has lately seen on the
plantation OF the late LAMBDA Garter Of oin
mere are number OF free negroes with he has
ated, az be has been frequently among them, with
other free in the adjoining county lie has occasion
ton IN King Queen county. The above Fifty Dol
lars will be paid the delivery " the aforesaid runaway
hs suoscriber +. AiLETT.
Knoxville, King william, Nov rs. 5e-g5,f
GREEABLE 70 the last will aud Testament Of Ellington
Album, decd, Of this county, VIII he sold hghe bid
de, upon credit Of ~ months the late dwelling II said De
eedt three of land which belonged said B Dunn
tract containing about 7i2 ACRES, Ktty Greek
So being 10 dispute will be excepted at The sale
tract Of 80 acres, Sheibtns old Tavern IT, aid
county other tract Of 14f acres called Buirn tract Of
aud, Cox'I road. The fret mentioned anI l. well
furnished with good dwelling house all other necessary
houses IN excellent repair the plantation under eooa fences
AZ he time The ike credit will be sold about 20 verv
bkey slaves, (auabc) quantity of pork Ken
horses and The sale viii commence Tuesday
the 18th day Of December continue until flushed
Bond with approved security will be required Of the prch-
sefs ptisons having any claims gan he said dee eden
dehted, requested discharge their sever, balances the
being anxious 70 close htr accounts very soon
JAMES WILSON, ero'rs of
WIN. KEErON, u. Dunn
WINS. OYERTON decd
Lfncnhurgi Nov. 10 56---tgs
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FA.xL. GOODS & Fla sHx0
TAOS. Ii ARI'RT iierehr,,t 1Ina,Inr

fe Es"ECFFuLLY nftm, ms customers ana the public
hr'aliy That lac has recently orru,t very eenfya
tso'tmen Of the fasiinnah GOODS in hi. Inc Tho,
nave been srle ted 'y ni'ef m the North will be found
%" rpS son rot to be inferior this other mar
N't th u States either IN pom. Equality variety lie
50" sc'ie esla ~ throughout The winter new articl,
"heh arrive IA this country, and he notified 1.-THE change
an the a,hio 5.
lie ASSURE those who may favor n their orders that
hy sh' ne executed IN the very hest and
l Ale ~
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PATRICK GENRY caBELL.

N4 ILL pracs. ms profession the inferior and
w eour Of Bedford and Campbell counties and the court.
holden an Lynehbuis M, office main street fe W doors
aopy ihe Is anSs Lynchhurg, Nov i5 5s--2t
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BOARDLlNG HOLLs "

MRs SAMUEL GADAMs Ia. reno, ed to the house for.
OCCUPIED by Mrs Dabney, and nearly opposite The
Iotel where M prepared to accommodate gentlemen
with Hoard & LODGING by the day, week 9,nontb or
yea. a few Members of the Legislature can be taxed
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FfER nr ssielhi, valuable situated on York rive
IN Tue county OF York. containing by old survey about 1870
acres TN, estate being well known consider il un.ccat
o give anv descriptions but ouy saw, will he sold ON III
most rcsSoulble terms RICHARD n cOuI{TN
King Creek
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EDUC9TTOw
Nov g.

va school Tor languages, within hilfs mile Of the unvess
", VIII ne continued The ensuing year The next session
win commence On the 18th January, is7e.
-, III W. MAURY.
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EXECUTOR,S S9L ES.

slY virtue Cf the will and BENJAMIN w
O Col, sdecd L, thereof, will Friday the
10Th day OF oeioberne at ~ O'clock the half house
between York aud Hampton II fair, If not at the hour
the next ia day thereafter, sell that very valuable Of
land that belonged the said Coleman CONTAINING about
Thousand situated within two miles of the said
hall house, and Lambs creek waer-coure OF
na,sab!e and deep water branch OF Charles sometimes cali
cd Poeosor RIVER The improvements thstraet
eeent Brick Dwelling House, large BAN, Kitchen, Over
seer house, ami negro quarters. The land level sup
posed by many persons TO be fertile lands IN
Gloucester county hack river in Elizabeth county,
aud well adapted 10 the culture of Corn, Wheat Barley
aud Cotton. AT the time will he sold the undivided ir-
teres Of the sad Coleman, in about 1900 Of the
Islands IN York County, which considered by all
aefuaind with them, the best in the part
gina for raising stocks of cattle mules. The near the
Ea house will he shown by Thu RUSSELL ESQ OF that
place, 10 persons DESTROYS of purchasing.
Terms of the sale, which will be conducted by Mer.
oueure Robinson, aud Peasants, Cash for
purchase money, and for the balance credit one two thu ee
and Tour be given, able equal nslalmen fer
bonds with approved security bearing OF
sale and deeds OF trust on the property to their
August50. 34-,as
DISAPPOINTMENT
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IS general kept hand had, aud Trimmed in rperior
IL ANY garment made at few hours notice il required
Uniforms OF every description made 10 order In The ver,
best style 'J
~ J"uneymen Tailos, who good workucp get e
oy"rnt anu TIE very Highest wages by applying above
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Plaster of PARIS and Cat Mails &c 4

Plaster Of Paris and Cat Mails, SC for sale.
~ hhds. ' " ~ " ""'
Cu Nails Sd TO soda general in kegs from so TO
1pOi's 81 our own manufacture and warranted
SIN lrou for nails spikes and boJse.shoes.
!'"c do. according toode from ani hafto p inches
;Sce" eel for carriage springs and other purposes.
SPIs, g alt sizes. ?. HAXALL co.
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~ From yoiable circumstances the above .ale No..
Pon.d Till kRDdfthe isth day Of month (NoyemberI
when Will certainly DC made dt The place hour a,y,
n By J. SHEPPARD Exor.
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PIRACY.
Unllcd slalesr Commcrelql .lgencu.

United States Commercial .1gcnry.
Be it known, that on the day of the date hereof,
before me, John Mountain, Vice Commercial agent
Of the United States of America, at the city of Ha-
wanna pei sonally came and appeared, Geo Brown,
OF N. York, seaman, aged II years, and upwards,
VINO being duly sworn by me, according to law,
upon his solemn oath, did deposC, declare and saw
that he acting and employed in the capacity
OF seaman, on board of the brig, Laura Ann of n
York, - Shaw, master, last from Buenus Ayres
with cargo of jerked beef, bound to the port of
Havana; that on tue night of the both day of Oct
last past, they made the island of Cuba and on the
next morning, being the 2Ist of October when
about II miles TO leeward of MatanZas, they were
boarded by open boat, with II men; armed
with muskets, cutlasscs, pistols and knives, who
ordered the captain iu:o the ca bin, fred two pistols
and drove the and seaneu into the foreca stle
and in Il few minutes ordered three Of the men out
OF the foreCaste and compelled them 10 take in the
studding-sais and brace up the yards, and running
the vessel close in shore, near to Port de Cauase
came to anchor, and for an hour the vessel beat
heavy on tie rocks; at this time schooner boat
armed with one gun and 2G or 30 men, also armel,
came alongside, appearing to be a party with the
boats crew, came on board and Joined them, i'm
medlateiy ordered the second mate on board the
schooner, and to make two masts for the boat; he
accordingly obeyed their orders and went OH board
The pirates now numbered about 10 men; they
called the captain upon deck, aud asked him " here
his money was; the captain replied that he was a
poor man. and had rot any money: they tied him
(the captain) to the windiass, and beat him vcry
severely; then united him; and driving him into the
iorecastle, called the mate upon the deck, tied bin
to the windlass, aud beat him in a like manner;
then driving him below ordered all thc sailors to
| come upon deck; after the sailors came Up, they
were ordered alof to fu the sails which beipp
done, they were again ordered into the forecastle:
after all hands being below about an hour, three
seamen were ordered upon deck, this deponent be-
ing one Of the three, he went up into the forc-top to
uureef the maintOpsdil braces it being in the dusk
of the evening; as this deponent came down, he
saw thar the pirates were running the captain I'D to
the !arboard foreyardaTm, being hung by the neck;
as after possible this deponent ran into the
| forecastle aud Immediately the mate was called
upon deck, and this deponent heard him only say,
] "Oh Godw-They then called the cook upon deck,
afterwards the sailors, one at time; this deponenl
slowing himself away in the coal hole where nc re-.
manned bid, Notwithstanding they searched for him
with lanterns, without finding him, until he was
compelled to leave his hiding place by the fire; when
on his going upon deck aud finding the vessel on
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

AN AWAY from Anne Arundel county, Ma
IL u ryiand, aoout the last of September 1923, a.
negro boy aamed NELSON, who was bound as an
apprentice TO Mr.. John Forester, to Learn the
Blacksmiths trade, and continued with him FIVE or
SIX years. He lived several years in Baltimore,
and may possibly he lurking about there at this
time He was seen three or four months ago in the
country, few miles above Baltimore think it
probable he has obta ,hed a free pass Nelson was
raised near Westmoreand Court house: he is about
ieet ~ or } J ncheSlhgh, and well proporinued;
has very fla; nose. his complexion light Mas
teFs OF vessels and otirs cautioned against en-
pioying or hdrborine laid hoy One hundred dol.
lars will be given Gt apprchendin and securing
him in Jail, that get him again, aud the above
reward II delivered 70 me at this place.
JOHN a. PARKER.
huntsville, Lancaster Co. Va. Nov. 27, 1924.
1.-THE Editors of the Richmond Constitutions
wing, Baltimore Patriot, and Federal Gazette
will publish the abofr once a week for six weeks
and forward their accounts to me- J. AP
Dec. 10 w6w
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hre and burning as ia forward as the fore hatch.
he dropped himself overheard, under the vessels
bows, aud swan ashore, distuit about 60 vnr,,s
accompa ;ied.by two si;uks, efe swimming nm e,cb
SIDE oi MN Alter reachius hi; shore. aud walking
abont mics, he heiag mudb 'Iatisuet, lay in the
wood tor tile night, aud, tie following morning,
saw the same praucal boat board ami take possess
sion of brig rider American colours: this demo-
nent remaining in thewood until the next u,o,ning
when he co'nmencedhiS walk, making for Matan-
zaS, keeping near the sea shore; cominy To a small
river, where there we're MANY stores and s,,,u
SchoouerS; he S,:amacrosS the river, aud j., ,l
continuation III MS walk, tell III with a small town
or piacc' ana twenty persons, who, after question
ing this deponent, WHO he was and where III, p,.
gonS' some OF them threatening To To take his life
suffered hun TO proceed; and on Saturday night the
9th, reached farm houSe where me ren,,;,d
until Monday morning. when the farmer b,viu,, ~
send produce of his farm to Nlatauza,. on bor.as
ana ms deponent feet being much cut, allowed
hlMi 10 riie ON one q: the horses, and at about 10
clock OF the same day. he reached Matanzas.
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WAsHGNGToN. Jan. 10.

y. - >
The bin to provide for the extension of the
Cumberland road, was yesterday ordered to be
cngrossed for third reading, in the House of
Representatives, by solemn decision, exhibit
ing majority of twelve votes in its favor
There Is little doubt of its passage in that body
along with the bill authorizing a subscription TO
the stock of the Chesapeake and Delaware Ca
nal, which, like the other, is now depending on its
third reading.
In like manner awaits its third reading, the bill
for the relief of sufferers by loss of property de-
strOyed during the late war. We should be glad
to see that bill pass also, in company with the
long deferred act of justice to Georgia, in the
shape of bill for paying the claims of her mill
tia for services rendered to the United States
thirty years ago.
We are not in favor, in an abstract view, Ollie
gisating by what have been called, in the bar
barious lingo, oHanitrDp- gatieruu bills. But, we
confess If, to the provisions of these bills, coud
be added another for laying out post road from
this city, in the most expedIent route, to Now
Orleans, we would overlook the sin of the ANAL
gamatiOn, for the sake Of the general equity
and beneficial influence of such compilation of
euactions.
If Virginia and Massachusetts could agree
upon their respective claims for services and ex-
penditures during The late war, we should have
no objection to have provisions for their final set
tlement thrown into the bargain. Were we Re-
presentatiyes, instead of constituents. we know
not but, in regard TO one or more of these mea-
sures, we might bavesome scruples of conscience.
u we had, we would at least try to overcome
them
The amount of the present appropriation pro-
posed for the communication Of the Cumberland
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January 18-w4w.

ID ICHARD POLLARD viii continue to transact
y u business in Lypchburg, as .9,,cfionee5. and
General Commission Merchant. He will as here
oore' attend to the selling and shipping Of tobacS
and other produce for planters, county nei <auts
and others. Also, to the receiving and GorSardine
Of goods to the purchasing of produce on commits
sion, and to the transaction Of bank business, as
agent In short, to all business coming properly
within the scope of an Auctioueer and Commission
Merchant. All consignments that he may be ia
vored with, and all business that may be entrusted
to him. will meet with due attention. His office IS
m the large brick house at the junction of First
street and Fourth alley, near the Franklin Hotel.
Jan IL w4w