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CONVENTIONS

nc 'Hgihians are warmly contesting the point.
whether 1t be expedient TO amend their cons,t,,on
All inc subtilty and metsphy steal refinement Of
,easohipg on the theory ofgoyernment, for which
NY ~ distinguished, characterize the essays which
are now encumbering the columns of their neyvspa-
pers. The great men of the " Ancient Domio;on ,,
almost always make their introductory bo,o bernra
u'e pubic IN The Journals of the day. previous IN
the Keen encounter Of their wits'' in convention
VI 'ne oTdinary deliberatiye assembly. PoIi,i.s,
questions are thoroughly discussed tI,.refore 81
'he p's'lic placed in full possession of "a the gb,s
OF Which these questions are susceptible bv means
VI e newspapers, and the habit taste for politi-
winch mark these most pugnacious
oil the d" Southrons." The Virginisns are in fac,
IN their delight whilst occupied in this sort of po,;-
ncal polemics, and engaged in splitting hairs on
questions which require 10 follow them as much
suolilty as they themselves possess. The most i'm
poIsht ateratlon proposed in their constitution ia
.ne abolition OF the freehold qualification of suffrage
WIN TINS qualification they have administered their
government with as few errors as any of the other
s'S why then amend where amendment i. not
caneo lot! but 1t appears TO be struggle 70, pow
81 OF ounce. The rotary principle seems not suf-
nciently naturazed in Virginia, to meet the views
u NOSE who conceive themselves entitled 10 claim
On tneir turn part of The " loaves and fishes -
ne introduction ef the truly democratic principle
Of OniVerral suffrage will be followed bv a cbange
o. power IRON the hands of those who now possssx
10 those who crave it, and this will be the occasion
Tor change in the tenure by which the most Of IN,
oihces'in the State Of Virginia are now held bur
lhese acute consiitution-mongers should take cara
mat they do not lose the proper oquipoise between
the opposite powers which are contending for he
mastery. In getting rid of principle which ,bevy
may mink 100 arIstocratic, in relation to suffrage
lhey may give way too much to popular feeling AMI
70 dciusive theory in favor Of popular rights
Charleston s. Pit
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4
the absence Of the Secretary Of War the President
OF the United States directed you 10 address TO nae
and In which i am informed that " the project of
surveying the lands ceded to the United States by
The Creek Nation, Of Indians at the treaty of the
indian Springs before the expiration of the time
Speched by the Sth article of the treaty for the
removal ofihe Indians will be wholly upon its 1.-THE
government. OF Georgia. responsibility, and that
the government (viz: the government of the Uni
teo otaies) will not in any manner be responsible
Tor any consequences which may result from that
measure" A very friendly admonition truly. So
that whilst yon referred your resistance of the
survey 10 the evils already produced by the mere
effort on the part OF this Government to obtain per-
mission TO make the survey & when the fact OF that
cause producing those effects is disproyen and il il
made known to you that nobody here either whites
or Indians ever conceived such thing as possible.
before you had assumed it upon the representation
OF the Agent undoubtedly true. and that your own
agent to suit his own purposes, had fabricated TO
deceive and misesd you Nevertheless. YOU con-
unue to issue order alter order fobdding the survey
a. II you bad predetermined from the beginning. that
under no circumstances should we proceed to the
survey without your express permission first had
and obtained. Nay more-You repeat this order
20 Gen. Gaines, who is charged to pronulgste il
to the hostile Indians so that whether there he sn
hing obnoxious in the survey or not, they may
seze 1t as preience under the authority and with
the support OF the United States, TO scalp and toma
hawk our people as soon we shall attempt that
survey; and that in fact YOU adopt for the indians
graiuitously an imaginary wrong done to them
persuade them even against their will tia. il
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ONE OF THE COMPANY.
FOR THE vIRGTEIhE.

FOR THE vIRGtEIhF
On the drnth of Mr.. WILLIAM GILT
My friend dead! His shade still hovers round
My quick Imagination Still, methinks,
| see his form methinks hear his voice,
Now whilst Eternity's unconquer'd arm
Holds him IN those dread regions fast confn j
From whence is no return No boding ray
Of future fate disturbs his ain repose
-The hour, predesdh'd, strikes
The curtain drops--and this vast scene OF being
No more heheld, for him sinks into nought
Black Night, that rules the hollow world Of
ghosts,
involves him in her shades -
And what am am OF higher rank
OF nature more sublime No, am now
What he was once My mornis past, my noon
Comes on apace, Perhaps before IN approach
OF eve, NigIfi, cruelty precipitate,
Night, unenlghten' ID with the blessed hope
OF morn to come, may close my eyes forever.
All, frighiful guph Of dread Eternity
Gnfathom'd source of ages aud OF worlds
Unsated sepulchre of worlds and ages
Perpetual standing theatre OF being;
The presents thine aud from the past,
Forever dying, thou the future drawest
l.. W
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STaVSYOE AANDS
EOR ,S.4LE.

yRHE subscriber will sell his Lands lying in
Il the fork between Stanton and Pigg IL
vers, nj public auction, on the premises, II not
previously sold at private sale, on Friday the
10th day Of April.
part will be sold for cash, but the greater
part will be sold on accommodating terms ot
pavment.s As the low grounds aud good
portion of the upland is as rich as any on the
river, those who would wish 10 have bargain
in tobacco land, would do well 30 attend
Mr.. Daniel Coleman Edwards, living in the
neighborhood, or his son Coleman, will show
the land to any person who wishes to view II.
The subscriber will also sell, al public anc-
ton, on Monday the 18Th instant, on accom-
moda,ing terms, his valuable property At Pitt
,ylvania court house, which will he divided
INTO three lots. GEORGE TUCKER
April 7 tdseo
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roNNUNICATEp.
IYSCHBURG ARTILLERY

With the exception OF Lynchhurg there
IS not in the state OF Virginia single place
of any thing like its SIZE that has not kept
up at least one handsomely uniformed ,o-
lunteer company. Richmond, | am crtdl
bly, informed has four, X not five, al this
time. Petersburg aud Norfolk, neither
larger than IynChburg, have from two TO
three each. Eventhe lille town of lamp
ton, is enabled, from the spirit of It's young
men, 10 muster company, respectable la
size aud appearance while LynchbuIg,
which formerly mustered an artillery rifle
and horse company, see4 the efforts which
have lately been made by few spirited
individuals. TO revive her former artillery
company likely To fail, not from a want OF
numbers, but because a considerable mum
Der of those " no were fist IN ensting into
the company. have not enough of public
spirit or perseverance to equip themselves.
IL this fair is it acting like men is it
honorable They ought to recqllect that
when they became members, they IN some
sart gave pledge of honor to all concerned
IN the company, and to the public, that
they would go on and persevere. Other
members were induced by it TO eXpend
Whatever was necessary to IA complete
equipment, which will be 81 much thrown
away, and of no avail to the honor OF the
town, unless that pledge is redeemed, for
at present not enough of the members are
in uniform 10 make even decent display
Of numbers. Why 50 backward d? why so
slow Ii surely cannot hr because of the
expense Of the uniiorm-for, to have an
uniform at all, one as cheap, and at the
same time as neat and snowy, could not be
every member of the
had, Tor might have had, a voice
in its adoption. The spring musteTs and
the 4th of July are now approaching and
| hope there will be found enough of homo
rable feeling among those members who
have not yet uniformed, To induce them to
do 81 without further delay. hope to see
at the next muster, which | understand To
be on Saturday next, general turnout of
the company, fully equipped. lfLynch
burg is To be- disglaced by thus falling of in
pretensions, let US at onre dis5and and not
make it more contemplate by a continued
ahDrtluD.
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Remaining m Liberty Post Office, on The
jlst day of .Hqch, 1893.
.a-Adm'ah THrner, Joseph acton, john
Ashwell, john Auher, Daniel AsbWeH
B-klcbard Bradley, Benjamin Butler.
flames c Ciegg, Rev. NthnIss II
Cobbs, John 5. Chapman, Joseph Chfer, Geo
Coicr, Charles Carr, James Galway, James
Cox.
D-Robert Dsllis, John Dixon, Merdeth
Davidson, Henry Deboe, James Dewitt.
F--henry Furgusen, Richard Foster, Her
bert Firth 2, Robert Freeman.
G--EIi Gilmore 2.
H-Joseph c. Higenbotham 3, Preston,
George < Hayden, Wm. Henderson, John
Holaday, John p. Haynes, Matthew Hail,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins.
J-clary James, James Johnson, Joseph g.
Jet q Go.
. K-Betsey Harms, William Kinks, Gillian
King.
Rev. James Lehwich jr. Ephraim Little,
Dr. John Il. Lucas.
M--James McCIanahan, Mrs. Jane Minor,
stephen Martin.
vi l. Nichols
. P-Thomas Paine, Mrs Nancy Page, John
Pamore, Thomas Priests, YIN. Perkins
S-Resyca ;. scruggs, the CLERK sterioe,
Mrs. G Toyloe, wldy Thompson, Da.
vid Thompson, Thomas 'Icrpin, john W
Thompson.
W-John Walden, James'Wrghs James
Watts, Samuel Williams. . =
L.
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.9pt 7
|))'''''''''
RNASS VOUNnERN.

Ng1nLIAM BURD IN now prepared
w for casting brass boxes on tobacco
screws, or press screws, OF any description
Also, tavern bells of the following weights
l., l., %, 80 aud 30 pounds each, warranted
20 have good tones and small bells of NIL
sorts-Also, inks OF the hardest metal, for
eudeeons to run on--Alill and tobacco brands,
which have been proven 10 last much longer
than those made OF iron, aud do not cost
hall the price-Also, any kind OF CASTINGS for
wool carding or cotton machine together
with casting in brass or composition ol any
kind that may hewanting, done on application
Orders from the country puneWally ntteude,
to The highest price given for old copper u
brass. wbw65 April 7.
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Il Hist OF l.etteYs.
Remaining an The Post Office at Lynehbur

Remaining an The Post QGce at Lynehbrrg,
on the Isl q april, 1929.
4-Jacob Anderson, Miss Behathaland Aus
tin.
B-Iohn T, Bishop, john Brown, VIM
Burd, Booth, Miss Mary Ann Brldgeland
| Mathew Brown, Saml. Branstord Mrs, Johr
Burton, Capt. Henry Baliuger Howard Ben
net, Miss DoIyF. Blackburn, Peter Brandon
! Henry Brown, VIM II Bennett James BoIcy
Mrs. Margaret Burks, VIM. T. Bishop.
C-kobert Camm, John l.. Cobbs ,, Moses
+. Cook, Jordan Greasy, Miss Stella Cole,
I4a Carpenter Ellison Clark, John CaDnHdy
Charles " Christian, X Cotton, paniel Cur
sen, Clerk chuncery Court g.
D-Mro. Polly 6. Dayis, Mrs. Mary Da.
mel
E--Nimrod Edwards, John Erwin, Benin
Essen, Saml. Ervine.
F-Edmnnd II. farrer, BENJAMIN Farmer
,, John farrer Jacoh Eeazle
q Albert NJ. Gillian. Miss Sarah V. Green
3, Thomas Graham, John Gnnuel, Nicholas
Guihrey, fentud Garrett, Nm Gaines.
H-Mra. Jaue Hegewch, Arthur Holeomb
John Hornet, John Hall, James Hamilton,
John T. Hawkins, Dennis Hickey, Mr.. James
Holmes, Anna Harrison.
Thomas NJ. Johnson, Edward Jordan,
Miss Mary G. Johnson, Lcmuel Johnson,
Zacbarialr Jordan, Edward Jones ., Ile2ek
alb Jerdan.
k-llarvey kabler, John h. Kirby, Mrs.
Mary Z. kirby ,, john Kidd, VIM Kent
l. Ncsander Lee j.. Charles LeWellin 2,
James Lenellin, Henry Latham.
.3t--Capt James Martin, james McClana-
haa, Ajax Moss, James Moore, John Myers,
Thomas B. Nahonc, Robert MARTYR, Mnrga-
ret Moody, Mrs. Margaret Miller, VIM. Nor.
gan.
N-Philip NJ Nichols
O-S. ID Owens
P--Philip Palmer, DabneyT Philips, Tho
mas Pits, Miss Harriet tendlcton Miss Sa
rah Pearman, William Plhnell VIM W. Per-
kihs
R-John Ro'Ser, Thomas Rospr, John
Rice, 1insley Rucker, Thomas g Rncker
S-Wm Sncad VIM H. Smith, John +
shelton VIM Shelton jr Wm Shelton, Saml
Smith lsham Scruggs, John Sci 2, John
Scott, John Saunders, Garland sweeney, Saml
Stevenson, Henry Stanley.
G-George TOolc, Robert Tiusley Q, VIM.
Tucker, Miss Lucy Terry Armstead Irnslow
3, DR.. Henry " Tucker, Christopher Timber.
lake, David Tu,ley Sr. Mrs. Susan s. Tals-
ferro, David G. Thomas, Jesue Thornhill.
Chauncy Trees, Norhorn VI Jaiaferro
W-Benjamin wilkes, Lewis r.. Williams.
Nicholas Waugh, William Walker, James NJ
WOood,n, Capt Charles WiugGeId, James NJ
Warner, Miss Eliza Ann Watson
Y-Aliss Catherine l.. Yaucy. / D. Urque
hart. JOHN ID. MURRELI, p NJ
April :. 81 80
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KENTUCKY

The new trial Of Isaac b, Desha, saws
the louisville Advertiser, commenced at
GSnthlanna, on the 18th ult.
Court Of IPpeais -Judge shannon has
decided III the Madison circuit court, that
licences granted to attorneys by In. TX
court of Appeals, were sull aud void
Judge Davidge in the Henry circuit court,
has refused To admit IL record, an opinion
Of the new Court ri Appeals, which was
authenticated by +. Z. Blair. as clrrt.--
lie has decided TINT the old court il the true
court of Appeals. Ken. Gasette.
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From The baltimore Fed Ga1. Mrch a9h
PIRATES CAPTURED.

We had occasion few days ago to
MAKE mention of the excrtions Of Captain
Sloat of the u. 5. Navy. in all'nrding con-
voy tn our merchantmen, and protecting
them from the attacks of pintical vessels :
aud we take pleasure in stating, by intor
mallon derived from Capt. Thompson, of
the schooner Chcruh, arrived here yester
day morning from St johns, Porto Rico,
that Capt Sloat drove ashore, on the
South side of the Island, piratical vrssel
aud succeeded ia capturing the Whole OF
The CREW. THIS information, Captain
Thompson received on the eve OF sailing
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- ,llE subscriber has it in view TO build =
4 saw aud 6RlsI Million Gno-e Creek
shortly. and II being an announcement distance
trom him, ~ IT respects tndlng wnrkmen,
aud working the same with his crop hands,
! proposes to contract tor building the dam,
digging the canal Of more thun one hundred
yards 10 lcngth, the fDrrbHy hn1 stNmill 10
ther or separately, The underlahers finding
themselves. he dam Is To be frame aud al
hself is a good job. lie will receive prnpo.
sails throng houl this and the neAi mouth
T. VI aOG6tN
April 7. aiv6 10
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70 the PMhNic.

TysHE subscriber takes this method Of
1 informing his friends and'she pebble that
he continues keeping house Of PRIVATE
EN1 ERTAINMENT, al his old stand, and
returns his thanks 10 his friends tor their 1.-The
raj support His prices are, for breakfast Is I'd
Dime Is 3d--supper Is Gd--lodging 3D.
horse, "a hours. IS Cd. RE will also attend 10
business, in town or couniryT'on commiEbn
n wag., on very reasonable tegms.
LEWIS BROWN.
Anrii = .. 33wdw
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r,.,.s thai gentleman is one of the last
ted ssaies' "e' anas"ar,, - atana .ie ,as'
u whoip - Iactson H.. ri -
yindiea''o" =, - ~ .n,;.. Ia,,a,;e' :
sbnnaah' -. la.ar,J n. -. II :.
the ed",o " o.,. ,f ..,.,,;,, -
the ette !, =, tit. t. -.
infiieo '"e -, =, h., T., III - e.. -,
sed IL 90 '.'lt.li.,'.,,1 :, -.
Ia - S"IP a., ~ tho I5th 81 E.I,r,,a,,,.f.
prs u .i,,'fi,i,.,,t .,;tat;,', :,
Tue eehe'"' 80 nc u
Mr.. o"ai - =. 49,. a., -
Il I'm III 'r'' '''g"a' -. ~ ~
ability - ~ =, ~ '','a
cGy 1h' "''e' " "a' " ,u' .u.,,y ~
receive, '" PC ....,.'' W" ~ :.
Generhi' Az! ~" =
Rteh ne "'' u. IA y - &c " "'"'
Tue letter 10 "' :" ~ ua'e vac
gid Oh e"' u't i.'.t = ',,'', ~ ~;
Y1rk,lt must nav isa'"'u "'',, ~ '''o o,,'
n4ry course Oh tue ihiA', on lne -oth OF -o'h.-
Whether ihtes'",a VI 's"t a. P''se'e 0o"' :,
muDicallon' az" NJ ''' '"e P''''S H.
as alleged ny h'ai' 'he,e u'ue" ~ 'u",5''
in believing ~ II us pup''ua'''" III 4'o"
Oh tine = " .'a'en' ""9 'io' u'''e, Nv.
Kremers address, WIN 'he view 10 NO ar al
in tnls ciij III uihe 10 a"eC' NY "oi''''"t'"'
u the senate. III l1o'"1 VI .'et' 'oao1e"
hfre the h'y pe.ote .no "e"a'o o0''N va ''i"'
b1ninatIon'
felo".clizens' a'u sens'oie ,n"'
rally pnblIc oiaGef h"u pe''e' a9S'"'' .o'i
saysndlcat'on q ~. eo"uuo,a "'n 'eaNe a" W
tie eand"ur ana justice VI n's 'o"
under all us aueh"''s O'' -, Co,
bias been lhe COURSE VIM" - a., -
prescribed to Myself ln's - '"e ~ 90
hope ii may be lhe la''' o.Ias'o' ~ ny
thus appearing before you ino ~ ani
winch has just lakeh P'''o - I",..,,,s
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MARRIED, on Saturday evening last, by
the Rev. John Early, Mr.. WILLIAM NOR
GAN, sen: merchant, TO Mrs. ANN GWATlI-
MCY, all of this place.
-, on Tuesday the Goth ult. in
Bedford, by the Rev WIN. S. Reid, Mr..
JOHN HARVEY, of Boietourt, to Miss
MARY CHARLOTTE, daughter of Mr.,
CHARLES NJ. MITCHELL, of Rich
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II The Rueis held an he Clerks Office Of
BEDFORD County The day Of .iprit,
lB3J--
Jessee 4, BrambltH and Sorah his gifc, for.
nlefiy Sarah Cntmp, plaintiffs,
against
Mary Crtmp, IN her otrn right, aud as adm !
Of George Cromp, decd, Susanpa Cramp, John
q. CrlrmP, .7bner Crpmp, Iriiiam Crump,
Rhodd Cramp and Beperiy Cramp,
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IN H3NrERy

The defeudonts John g Crinp aud Abner
crmp mol hortag entered then appearance aua
queen security according 10 lac aud M Tujts Of
nia eoari, ami Il appearing 10 he satistact,oa 81
the eoarf fhai he4 arf mol inhabitants Of tbis
commonwealth, on The motion Of ht plaintiff,
w Ter counsel, II - ordsred Tint hfy DO up
psar htre onOr bstore the fourth Monday IN
July nsd, and aHsper The eompiaiadlHs bin,
aud gre s'ch security as ne court may require,
and hai a copy q mas order be torih,oih ~
serted IA me ri mum for hco months succts.
sit,iQ, and posted al He front door Of The court
hoase Of ms eOuIitg ON TOO seuerai court DAYS.
Il Copy tste,
J. STEP T0E, c. y. {.
1prd 7. USlrG5
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SSleEs9ssssss:,,.'i = =
SPT-E -.

a. Last nights mail, we suppose from
The badness Of the roads, did nj arrive
I'LL after 8 O'Clock We have scarcely Time
10 select the following items:
FRoa EuHorE 49, The arrival of the Globe,
AZ Philadelphia, furnishes ad,ices from ia.
rope two days later tban before reecivcd.--
We perceive nothing interesting IN the cX
tracts, except thai The King OF Spain IS said
TO be dangerously i'll
Tobacco Letter from Liverpool by
the Giobe, dated Ell February, states the
sales Of Tobacco that week amounted 10
260O hhds. at AN advance of / to per Id.
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Your obt. servan
I Wdsfi' ton goth Ma p, 1895.
THE NASHVILLE LETTER.

w Ill AbAlAfS LII i
Tie ilowing liter from General Jack
soh, to the Hon. JONI II. Eaton, in refer
ruce to the one said 10 have been taken
tom the Nashville Wing, and which We
copied from the hichmund Enquirer, ap
peared In the Gazette of last evening:
Vat. J0urnut.
Uheeiing, ia. MARCH &c, 1928.
DEAR SIR: have this moment rtcriv
al you letter of thu 18th lnst. enclosing 4
Conversation win Mr. h and which )
Jaw trat cling about a Snhad story. This
otlicer II ne southern .rlny may be ascer
tanned, when I each Nashville, and phen
he IS it is q 1t obaLle lie Will be
found to be s. ~ TOOL WIo has sold his
sgoatnre.
am v"ry certain that at Washington
"a. Il. NeE" Der last, SAW no individual
tafH with me and am also
equally se.,a'i, that have never in my
lie ui,s q sentiments as are asCrlbed
20 ne II .., .-l.er. They are fabrlca,
to- I. II ur ny to end. Neither Gen
srsi Eah ., dr. Donaldson, who were
VITA tae tr,oi,ect any SUCH Individual
They MI remember, that | arrived at
Hashiu.a n Pa. III the evening, much in
dlsposra, auI departed early the next
morning.
Washington. Pa seems to be a fatal place:
II viii br recpt.eclrd by You that snndry
reports grew out Of my meeting there last
year Governor Edwards while as came
back sir. ~ was there. You may be
assured, huNyter, that the inhabitants of
that place have nothing to do With these
tales they cherish no hypocrites nor
DO they counienanee those miserable st
tempts against my character. Tie cit
lens there have treated me with the utmost
attention and kind ftelng. Your friend,
ANDREW JACKSON.
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Tirgfaia Eicctions.-ln IIenrieo county
for the ilousr Of Delegates, the sote stood
thus; For Edward Amblcr e97 DR.. )
Pleasants, 2l2 + [. Mayo ell.
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1880 prizes
y ,1O0 blanks

1890 tickets at SO, is S273.780
In this seheme, with eight drawn ballots.
there viii he 56 prizes with three numhsrs
on them; li50 with numbers on them
and lOGO8 with ! number-Those tickets
with none Of the drawn numbers being
blanks.
No ticket which shall hive drawn prize
Of superior denomination, can be entitled
To an Inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days afterthe drawing,
and subject 10 the usual deduction of -
pc, cent.
Tickets $40, and shares ia proportion.
Orders fur tickets by mail tpost pad or
private conveyance, enclosing the CASH,
or prize tickets. IN any of the late lotteries,
will meet with the same attention as u On
personal application, il addresscl TO
aHi,AM ". .~VRYN,
Nam Street, Lynehbng.
~ All prizes sold ia the above scheme
pledge ny SELF TO pay with pronptness, #
ordered AT my truly Lucky Office.
April 7.
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aHlkAM ". .~NRYN
MAY shai's soaie.

IN pusuane. of decree Of the superior
court of chancery Tor the LyDchburg dis
triet, pronounced on the 21d day ut October,
1871, IN the cause OF Turner against 1ayloe,
the unders med, marshal oil the said court.
will on Wednesday the 18th ol May next, III
fair, II not the nextinirdsy thereafter Sundays
exoepted,) expose to san, by way OF public
anct'on, To the highest bidder, for cash. the
following
Real and Personal Property,
To wit TWO ACRES OF kAND in tho
town mud corporation of Lynehhurg, ndioin
iue the lot OF VIM. 49, Lynch, in said town
aud corporation Of Lynchbnrf, whch said =
acres OF land the said IaYloe purchased Of
Lewis Brown OF said town mud corporation.
AIso-Illc following Slaves,
George and joe. Also 6FEAlIIEN BEDS,
with their furniture complete, one walnut
| sidehoMd, one mahogany Bureau, one wal
nut Secretary, QUO set OF walnut Dining la.
bles, two wnlnul folding tnblcs, four corner
table OF walnut, three dozen Windsor Chairs
Tho sale Will commence on the premises,
with the above described two acres OF land
aud conclude with the personal property,
which will be offered before tbr front door
al The frnnklin Hotel, in the said town Of
Lynchburg.
GEO. b. WooDsoN, MID
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that Colonel WIN. An
dcrson, the commissioner of kenawha
Pond aud Navigation, viii cause motions TO
be made 10 The county courts OF kockbridge
Amherst aud Bedford III Virginia, respective
ly, ai the June term next, OF each OF the said
courts, respectively 10 appoint IA lawful jury
in each OF the said eounties,to assess the dana
PES, if my, which may accrue 10 all owners of
lands in said counties respectively, upon
which the James river canal, and the locks,
dams, feeders, reservoirs, toll houses, and o.
Their appendages of the same, are or shall be
situated 10 consequence OF The said canal, and
appendages aforesaid being located thereon );
whether those owaers be residents, non resi-
dents, infants, foreigners, persons non compos
mentis corporations, idiots, lnnafieks, " .Fds
or orhers.-on behalf, aad in the name Hthe
James river company, the agency in trust
for the state of Virginia According TO law
by HU: +. TAYLOR, Attorney.
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o. Two of the Engineers employed in
the loeallno of the road from Washington
to NV Orleans, have arrived ia Richmond
in the luldmeut uf that duty.