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10 deep communion with the kart. Blu,

10 deep communion with the heart. But
We must be- brief.
Aftrr the address nf the President was
concluded, which occupied an hour aud
fofiy ni.sntrs, larg. number Of citizens,
Strangers invited guests aud others par
tnpk of IN excellent COLLATION. prepared by
Mr.. Smith, on Bunker Till.
The odrs, Sc. written for the occasion
were sung with great effect. The prayer
vas made by the Rev. Mr.. THAxgEH, Who
Gfty years before oiiciated on the same
spot as chaplain Of The .lmerican SpartcnS.
Statesman.
We learn that Gen. Lafayett will leave
This city on Tuesday next, & will take Con
cofd and Dover, y. II. in his route To-
Maine-nil make his entry into Maine on
Friday, pass the night of that day at Saco,
and be in Portland early on Saturday NOR
ming.
Coils. STEELE and DANA, Aids TO Gov.
Morrill,, of New Hampshire, are IN this city ,
and will accompany the general to Con
cord, \. II. and thence 10 the wcsteI n
Boundary, Of Maine, where the General
viii be received by Gov. Parris's staff, with
Carriages provided 10y that State.
The General, we learn, will not 90 East
Of Portland. COL Emery Ald To Gov. PAN
RS of haine, IS III the city aud has been
introduced 10 the General. 10.
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2N2TD -
GO - N - .
Fes 4uE xSofstAs

IeH 4NE siNvisiAs
WHO ran ueaeure thee, itinu.
- tie. a World deratlsn IS Gay,
a. nissan; haala', tie. Perhaps iH,re shone
sfa..st=.ul siIss hff#lrr tie present rose.
f-rsfa. a tasa-siid ssNil sseceed tHa SAT-
4, ,s5zr. the clock 10 weights, 81 wheels
~ G,,se 5,,.b.. aon,her fekes Its ilaer,
Asd pa.nt, the iatea I5ars- But ihou re-
msiu,,l .,,
lncaa4ia'd Il, rulaoy'a 4, nor marx 81 their e'ddN
ahid 800,
II. steady, grand, malesds amps "' s.eh'
LA Naad'rinr u,arlais guide trein 'eto age
seIore thy eves ,irre., ~ tender sf''-
Beneath The fergG heat al Summer '9hs'
~, f..-Inf I{eirg u.iNi cd CH4es struggled,
aad "a marine universe tfBH ibe Pr"iaard
Isz.,,-#4.,. p. ere b,Iies get hai earn tue law
u .rst5fe.ti1n, ere enc bsdltnt "a!
L., tlsse.d Ii. eternal uae-se' ii gloom
3.,.n f..a thos vast a. dHtant from my
saarce
gtaic
Sal aailow NJ, or world. and nousht re.
ssftti, ~ universe but void c,tino'
4Atra olhet heavens, in.sla with other stars
Have run their dcstiH'd course, ana are no
tnure
rsien taoa shalt be a. youae, rs d,siau, then
f'fom aeaiu or change, as ihoa nfi now.
far.vei future, never shall arr'Se my enc
u. rantd ilight ufthengit,'o whiehiHe c9n't Sc
o5A,iu.. ot sound, OF hgb,1 OF time, ure SLOW,
9.pr.ke, thee not II SPENDS IL force N Yn'n
Il h,ni ~ bounds Lei me accumulate
Np,!.efs Immense, millious on millions raise,
Ali age 10 age, d aeap up worlds on worlds !,
l,rn IRON the iLritlit oi tbs cotrionnuIus sum-
nbrn dirrc, my trembling ray - thee,
aha whole. though multiplied 10y millions,
10 ayes nj Ill mud day, nuglnchi5 thee not !,
AID though subtracted, lcatrs thee -tlll entire.
Ny LAulllLk.
Bent-Creet, .Aoy, 1925
Ills HERE-IIS HERE--T1S GOSE -
[5hatsptn. {.
The breath ofo shor, Spring had tanned bls
cheek,
nnrturing him ike one OF her own sweet
md tender flowers, into the 1u.h and Joy
orr new being -fhe innocent boy
Vas an his mothers fur arm lyius, meet
Cradle Tor SO beautiful a guest Oh
How her glad eyes hcarued into his the
while
ur lacked up in her face with wieiful smile,
hsI ,oang thought were dawning, aud would
spenk
7 marked their mfngjedlooks oflove with pain, :
Iorau the Sunuirr winds too rudely blow,
AID tear the rose from her young bud.
Again
,aw him sporting in the heathtul air;
A lanth.ne, reckless urchn, not 50 fair,
BIZ brighter and more rio Wing; Wild with gloe
And iull oil saucy prank and revelry
A lapsr Of yenrs-wc me, agaiu--and now
AZ each glance the divinity within
Cs#ir hcaming forth ,--.clcarly upon his brow
Lfas slammed the seal OF Intellect; and n
T. spcakinr eye ] saw the SOIL defned,---
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+ or Convention


GTBRALTER.-Our New York cor
respondents inform us that the big Day
at that port left Gibraltar ON the 18Th uLt
The Mouth Carolina "a, was then al Aige-
siras. The brig Hcsper left Alseslras on
the 1st Of May for New York, having on
board Prince Mnrat, passenger, vino had
been released by the Spadlsh Government.
The Commercial adyices by this arrival,
state fhe prospect for the next harvest 10
he favorable. in consequence Of which,
Flour had again declined to the former
rates Of Sc O., and WAS plenty and dull
a considerable quantity had arrived
from Liverpool. kentucky Tobacco WAS
expected to rule at about 81 cwt. AT which
price sales had been made. Spanish Dol
lars, g per ceat prem. Exchange on Lon
don, I'D.
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wOOL CAYTDTNgss
by a double Cylinder .Hachine, 7oHh
ne1o and complete set Of White.
7nOre'S Cards,


rSsHE subscribers respectfully inform the
4 public that their Cardius Machine is now
in complete order for the reception of WOOL,
which will be received at their Store, oppo-
site the Nirginian office, or at the machine, at
col. Lynch mill, half mile from Lynchbulg,
and carded in the best manner, and delivered
at the same places, al the shortest notice -
Persons residing at n distance would do we'll
TO forward their wool to this machine By their
wagons bringing IN produce.
| This machine was built expressly for the
subscribers by the mort celebrated builders Of
! the United Stases and, having double cyiin
| ders, it makes rolls much superior TO those car
| drd by single cylinJer machine. All wool,
| before il is brought To this machine, must be
cleanseA from all sticks, burrs and other hard
substances, calculated to impure the teeth OF
the cards, ana accompanied with one pound
OF clean lard to every ten pounds of wool
also, with q sutficicncy OF cotton or linen
sheets 10 contain the soils. They will card
at ther usual price, for which cash viii be
| requ,g. i When the rolls are taken away. iIa
wing employed a man from tire North, who is
i wei experienced in the above business, TO su
! nerintsud the machine, the PROJECTORS tlatttr
| themselves that they Will be enabled To card
| wool in a manner superior to any ever carded
in this country. They therefore solicit the
custom Of the public in general.
The Subscribers having received large sup
. ply of rery superior Ho9l, they viii keep con
srantly on hand, aud for sale, WOOL and
! WOOL ROLLS, which will be cold low for
cash. HOLMES q BREWSTER.
Jane q ilwtsh
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DOEgE STIC.

WAsUiHGToS, June 2l.--1he Nations Guest
arrived in Boston early in the afternoon of
Wednesday, and YVES conducted 10 the house
OF Mr.. Senator LLOYD, where he was to reside
during has bret stay in Boston. lie was not
received with military LIQUORS, IN consequence
Of having travelled so much faster from Alba
~ than was anticipated, as 10 arrive the day
before he WAS expected.
Resolutions having previously passed both
Houses OF the Legislature, now in session, re-
guessing the Governor ~ receive the General.
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CONVENTION.

WIHcHEsrEh, June Ion Monday
the polls were opened at the several places
meatioued in our last, and the following is
tie result as far az heard from
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Notice.

IN pursuance to q Decree of the county
z court OF Bedford, made at May court,
1925, in cause therein depending, wherein
Stephen Martin is plaintiff, and the heirs OF
Griffin Dobyus, sen, deed are defendants, the
undersigned commissioners, will sell on the
premises the 18th day Of August next, the
tract of land in the bill mentioned, late the
property OF the said Griffin Dohyns, on Gre
dit of six months for one third of the purchase
money, twelve months credit for another
third aud eighteen months credit for the re.
mandcl!
DAVID ". QutRLES, }
JEFfEKY ROBERTSON. No"''s'
June 30. w3w45
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7, = s II

4 pair OF spt clacIes, with green glasses.
1 n The restorer OF them may expect d libe.
raj reward by applying at this Office.
june 30. d.
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Not ice.

IN the year 1919, James LashIis, of the
4 County Of Campbell, departed this life, and
among other things, devised 10 " the heirs of
Ann lialc nnc hundred dollars piece Ann
Hale pns the sister ol the tesaior, and wife OF
Tho llnle. Whether the said Ann living or
not Is unknownto Tire executors il is also
unknown Ia them VINO are the heirs Of Ann
Hale whoever they be, they are requested
10 make tbrmsoly es known, and to claim the
above legacy. MN q. GANANAf,
.3cfiHP Ms Executor, &c
a. The editor If the Winchester Repuhli
can will insert the above advertisement three
times, and enclose his accounti together with
each OF his pa pcrs containing the advertise
mrnt. IA this Office.
December "a w3walo
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nichara Pollard

WILL coniinu. to transact lris'nefs %
w Iynehbu-g Us AUC IID.YEER ND
GE.NfR.lL CO.H.HfS SOY MERCHANT
liz villas heretofore attend 10 The selling aud
shipping Of tobacco aud other produce, Tor
PLANTERS, country INGREDIENTS aud uibers.---
to the purchasing of produce on commits
SION. aud IL the transaction OF bank business,
a. agent. In shor;, 10 all bnsiness coming
property within The scope OF an Aueiioneer
and Commission Merchant. All consignment
that he may bh ias ored with, and ai business
thai lay be entrusted TO him, will meet With
due attention. Ills efhce Is In the large brick
house al the junction nt irst street and fourth
allisy, nenr the Franklin Hotel.
January J. wdw2o
a., The editors Of The Constitutional y big
are requested tu insert the above four weeks
aud forward their account TO this Office lot
payment.
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9Hantico Canal Lottery of "a
FIFTH CLASS
TO BE DR,iH.N' THE
stu 0a! "a February 1926.
$3.50 prizes
l0huU blank
2I36O Tickets M "a Of.
Sol'0
AUGUST 81

2436o tickets at 80 IS, S79,E0
This lottery is formed by the ,ernary com.
binalinh and Formulation of 80 numbers. 10
determine the prizes therein, the 80 numlcs
will be publicly placed Into a wheel on ih.
day OF drawing, and four of them " i'll be drawn
out and that ticket having ON il the Isl, I'd
anu ID drawn Nos. in the order in Which
drawn, will be entitled 10 the prize ot loU0
dollars and those five other tickets vAirb
shall have ON them the same Nos. in the o.
owing orders, shall be entitled 10 lhe priza
affixed 10 them, respectively, viz
The lst, Sd aud cd 70 $1,000
I'd, lst and Sd TO 4,ooO
2d, Cd and Isl TO 1000
3D., Isl and 2dto 1900
Sd, ID aud lst to l,539
those SIX ether tickets which shall have on
them three Of the drawn Nos. aud those three
the LIST, I'd and 9TH, in one of their several or
ders ot combination or perturbation, " i'll each
be entitled To prize of s 900.
Those six other tickets " hich shall hayera
them three otthc drawn Kos. and those llne
tbe Isl, 80 and 9Th in some oue Of their ,est.
raj orders OF coiubi cation OF permulalion,wiI
eash hc entitled tn prize OF $500
A"ose siS other tickets NHich shall have CA
tneHl lbree Of the drawn Nos aud those hrfe
me I'd, Sd and 4ih, in some one 0l their or.
'''t VAIN NC tHilllCu IL u IllEC W g..
IL ose loo tickets which shall have on Them
tNo Of the drawn Nos and those two the 80
and 9TH, will each be entitled 10 prize oil
S24.
Those 3l2 tickets hich shall have on Them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those two the "a
and ID, or ID and 4ih, i'll each be cnlalea 70
prize of Sl2.
And all those 800 tickets, having on lheh
but one of the: drawn Nos will each be el1'
tied 10 prize Of S.
No ticket which shall have drawn o prRe
oil a superior denomination, can be entlt!ed'o
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing
and subject 10 the usual deduction Of GllgrS
per cent
HhOie Tickss 81 90
Hdires 90
Quarters ca
Packages of ten tickets, embracing tie %
Nos. OF the lottery, which of necessity mus
draw at least SI3 GO nett, with 50 NAV!
chances for capitals or share, OF packages
may be had al the same rate.
ff1zes III any ofihe lotteries Of New lo'Nt
New Jersey, Pcnnsy ivania, Mar! land al
virginia, will be received in payment ~
u Orders for tickets enclosing the cS'p1
IN any OF the lotteries of New, York tt''?
syivania, Maryland aud Virginia viii nt' NEE
WIN prompt attention, if addressed 70 Wv
truly lucky Office Of
ABRAM II. NORTH, LynehBws,
November 80. 81
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&c "a i Ian YERS.

''HE second and tlird inspectors At
Planters warehouse having refused to
qualify, there conld be no Inspection at tbol
house lor the two months past. The propri.
riofs have the pleasure to announce thnt Nr
'ooe1 ;. coleman, long known ms am inspec.
Eovernor, who, with Mr.. 'rbom,s Io,.,
prepared TO receive aud inspect any tobacco
winch may be brought To this place and stnF.
ed at Planters warehouse. The proprierors
VI apology to the public, beg leave To Saw ,hai
me circumstances which have occurred war.
unavoidable ON their part, and could NOT be
an'e'pa'ed or prevented by them. The prc.
sent inspectors, uniting skin and charar,.r
promise 10 restore the credit of Thai 80
l'on, and to give general Satisfaction. 10 nIan-
lers' me ola patrons of the warehnuse arc
respectfully invited To call again and one
more try their old place. ''" once
January y 400
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q Hist OF AletteYs

Remaining an The Post Office at Liberty,
on the 3lsi 9fDecem6ef, 1924.
.1-Joseph Acton.
b Charles Bayne, Joel Burton. Samn.
Ell Banghn, Richard Booth, Richard Brad
ley.
C-John Crumpeckcr, William Cook
Esq James Cox, Joseph Crouch.
U-Jaeoh Dawson, james i. Darnel
Mr. DAVIS, Jemima Dcarng, " m. {. Doh.
sol, James Dooley.
FJuseph Flood, John fiscr, Daniel
fag, David Foster, Herbert Firth, Wm
Franklin.
G-Jostrh =. Godfrey. Samuel Gflin.
James Gordon, Francis G. Gilpin.
n Pleasant Howard, William Xix, Ro.
bert Howard, Elizabeth llarncll 9.
.-Nilliam Johnston, Rev. Saml. jesse,
Cray Jones.
L-Rev. William Lertwicll. w. II. Al
cXander Lee, ir. Merryman buntsford, 10
FL Leltwirh, Jahe2 LeGtwich, Alexander
Lee, Robert Lewis.
M-Jamcs Nc Mannaway, John McCor
mac, Edward McCraw, Reuben r. Nit.
chril, john Moore Doct. Charles MarltIe,
OWN. Ownby, Capt. Powell Onnby,
Thomas Oliver ., George Oserstreet
P-Thomas Phelps ;, Henry Payne
R-Capi. Jeffrey Robertson =, William
Rtcc, Sarah Rice, sally Richardson, So
phia Reese, Robert Ramsey, jesse Rey
noids.
S-Berry Saunders, William Sledd
CAN'T, daln WsSeolt, John Shannon, She
riii of Bedford, Timothy Spauldins, Robcr,
-. Claire.
John Turner, Christopher Tennison
6euj amin Turner, Richard Turner, join
Thompson.
p-Francis Nennrrsou.
William Written, Captain james
Wright, Capt. James Watts ., 'ohu Wal
dren, Peter Walker, Isaac Wade, Georg,
Wech, Daniel Womock.
WIN. X. PORTER, Z. NJ
January =. W3w 20
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FENlE subscriber being DESTROYS 10 close
hi, business, earnestly requests all those
indebted 10 him to make pay1neut prior to the
first day OF March next. IL is important that
all his aecompis shonld he settled by that time
and il is hoped that none will fait as il will
be very announcement 10 grant further indul-
gence.
Those having claims against him are like
wise requested TO present Them for payment
HENRY L, BEAUMONT.
January IL. St42
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HoaYAiMg in Alynchbuvg

1--WE subscriber hereby informs his ac-
4 quainanccs aud Che public that he has
removed 10 Lynchburg, where he will accom-.
modntc II few boafdcrs He would he glad
To receive as boarders some six or eight fc-
male students.
Persons disposed to commit their daughters
To his care may rest assured thai every neces
sary attention viii he given 10 prom tie their
morals, health aud happiness.
EDWARD CANNON.
January z. W7w2O
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% OoNars Newark.
EOYlCE

Is hereby given That alt The Cclls IN The
L Lanntic Hospital, ia he city Of HHiiams-
burg, are occupied, aud dat 10 more paticuts,
{ Male or Female will be received into said
Hpsminl, until some of the said Cells are Val
cant, dnc notice et which will be given.
By order Of The C@,rt Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY. [. {. u.
WILLIAMSBURG "a
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rE'Hf, Subscriber has for sale, and is do;
,ermined to sell, several surveys OF land,
lying on Goose creek, & miies from Liberty,
and adjacent to his mill establishment
They contain from one Ia three hundred
ores, As may suit purchasers, aud are in fne
order for cropping. Possession will be given
aud on yciv accommodating
terms CJiARLES {. PATTERSON
January T. $50
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pHYSiC. SURGERY. Sc.

in this place aud the surrounding country, ho-
ping, from his long experience in his profess
senai duties, 10 meet with portion of public
patronage, promising strict attention TO all
patients that may come under his care for
medical aid. JOHN !. CABELL.
L. :. We are willing 10 take in frw young
ladies' as boarders, whose parents wish to send
them to school in this place, where there is II
female institution OF long standing, which
has been well conducted, and expect not
inferior to any. Another about going into
operation ; from the character and quail. lea
tons of the gentleman who is 10 he at the
head OF If, we presume it will be equally we'll
conducted. And the widow OF Mir. ncnr,
Morris, decd, the late principal in the female
academy OF this place, is likewise expected To
open school Also, We will have employed
"A teacher, instrneting our daught,.rs in the
science OF music. Any OF the young ladies
hnarding with ms who would wish 10 be in.
strncted IN this science, can have the use of
nuT Pinnu 10 practice and take lessons on by
paying the teacher his customary fees for in.
strnciion. Attention will be paid to their
health, Sc. with such instructions us may be
given by their parents.
The price OF board, &c viii he the customn-
ry rates which Is $50 per scsSionof > months
one half in advance and the balance al the
expiration thereof, andfor shorter pcriods Slo
per month. JOHN L. CABEII
December 81. v6w2o
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Yen DoNars Newara

DUN AW > I from The subscfbr- H..
"a in Piltsylvania county, Virginia. on "p, A.
dny the I'd lust a negro boy named JORbt9ls'
OF yellow complexion, b ears old. 4 Cas'a,
or ! inches high, quite smart SPOKEN 10,
had ON when he left aome, a pair OF lI3'
checked pantalooDs,a coarse cotton shir, H.,
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark reeoIa.
ted; lie was seen on "Wednesday night hs
llth inst. at Mr.. SWINE, $, near L!nthLars
Whoever may apprehend The said bov =,
deliver him 10 me. or lodge him in iail % III,
get him. again, shaIl receive the allow wv ~
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
August 81. ~
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Cloths, CONSTITUENCIES and
estlngs.

W Ant Nv 0ffsfA9 ~
4 Superb .ls.sORJ .Ht.AT "
The bel snpetiati,. blue aud black eioths'
sr,se ~ which are Superior
A handsome assortment Of middle TO hne
AID sapriIine d..
10 Eae do. all celors :.
Blue, black ard mixed super double mliled
ditin,
Common and low priced dn.
Elegant saiia raised ig. Nrlfet Nesiinss'
5 .n,,l.n Tuiirnetts and Valencia (hennt,iuil
sapcr and common white Mars.'l'.s,
l.ancy MOVE Iigufed and printed DO.
Itch and comnion sswansdewn,
Washington and jackson Silk Sosl'ng,
LAFAYETTE aud fincy do,
Ts wl,ieli may be aided great variety
NJ .tl,er articles Ia the same line. Gentle
men DESTROYS of obtaining The best OF att
cles al moderate prices, vii please call, as
they can doubtless he suited.
W. Mckee = }. Il. MEEM.
October IL. tsi9
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LYNCnBURG
DYING ESTABLISHMENTS

BY THOMAS wOODMoarI
GHE proprietor has been aeknnwi..,
4 by Merchants and o. ,ers in n 10
Philadelphia aud Washington Civ. an I'M,
he carried on the above business ss,r nm
years, 10 be equal 10 any in the INIT
Ciuths are dyed any color, aud fn, .i"a''-.
imported. Silks, sa,ins and Cram. q
dyed by pattern or otherwise. H. a. a.
Ladies' DRESSES and Gcntlemens, w
He scours Goats, Pantaloons, and f,t,.a.
them in the neatest manner. d..
Camel Hair Shais, which he cle,n. as
restores them to their pfimiii,. ,ni.s ai4
Lrghore aud Straw Hats are dv.d a..
finished ~ The neaiest manner. Ia aa
dyes Ladies Shoes, any color 10 ples.s asa
He dyes Ladies Feathers, any color (.
finishes them. And his utmost dasir1' ala
he TO give satisfaction TO those who M NJ
favor him with their commands. "a!
c. He has taken the house rorr,..
occupied by Mr.. Thomas J. DuYal. o%'l9
above the Virsinian Office. -'U'
january 1. ~,
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g. In publishing the following advert
iisrnent we made Il mistake. which is now
corrected. We thus noiire the fact, by
request, HAT the fyult may attach where il
belongs ~
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Notice.

gEsHE Subscribers, DESTROYS of closing
1 their business, request that all persons
indebted 10 them viii come forward and sell
tie their accounts Immediately. All persons
having CLAIMS against Them are requested 10
present them for payment.
They viii dispose oi their Stock at reduced
urice. tor cash. YOUNG a. JONES.
January D. tc12t
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The Thorough bred Horse
LAWkE NCJI,
MA|:Yg

AHE property of Mr.. William r, 1ohu,ou,
"A will stand the ensuing season at the Bo-
tetort Springs Gentlemen of the upper
country owning line mares, will have an op-
portunIty ct raising Colts from tac finest stoc k
in the United States
The pedigree of Lawrence will hc publish
I'd at large, as will other particulars, in tu-
lnrc advertisement Suffice il AZ present 10
say, that lie is one the bet sons of Sir Ar.
chy. Ills dam by the imported Horse Sir
Harry, who was by Sir Peter rcazle-ihu
combining on both sides the yer, best blood
either in England or the Quilted States. lie
IS fine bay, and is five feet four inches high,
When young the highest expectations were
entertained OF him as ractr, but in consc-
queuce of an injury which he 5 STAINED in one
OF store legs willis in training nj three
years old. he never was brought on the turf
whore, otherwise, he was destined to have
made 50 distinguishes figure
GU. JOHNSTON.
Boretonrl Springs, Jan I, ISIS. 2tao
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December 81.
Bedtord, December RuieS, 1924.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14
A certain tract or parcel of Land.
Also, Nne Mouse aud Xlot

IN the town of Liberty, aud said county of
Bedford The sale will commence on the prc.
misses with the above described tract of htnd
and conclude with the house aud lot IN the
said town of Liberty, on the following day.
Terms made known ON tie day of seie.
GEO. b. NOODSON, NJ l.. y. 4. G.
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