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Charles the FyM.-Tbis emperor had
so little faith in his historians, that when
he had occasion to send for Sleidan's his
tory, he used TO say s bring me my liar"
Charles being much pressed TO violate
the safe conduct which he had given to
Luther, nobly replied" | will not be
like my predecessor, Sigismund, who
Was ashamed TO look any one In the face
after he had broken his word with John
Hus, and Jerome of Prague"
A Spanish officer requesting pei mis-
sion to take up the body of Luther, and
burn it, as that of an hereto, Charles
replied, i" Let it remain quiet till the
last day, and the final judgment of all
things" He used 10 say, that if the
clergy had been prudent, Luther had
never disturbed them.
In his retirement at ST. Juste, he a
unused himself in making collections Il
clocks and watches, and in observing
their different motions, and used TO OBJ
serve with sigh, how i'll he had spent
his time in endeavouring to make men
thiok alike on religious matters, when
he had never been able to make two
watches go perfectly together.
Charles, while he was in possession
of his regal dignity, thought SO slightly
of ii, that when one day, in passing
through village in Spain, he met "a
peasant who was dressed with a tin
crown upon his head, and "A spit in his
hand for truncheon, who told the en-
peror that he should take off his hat to
him. MY good FRIEND" replied the
prince, !" | wish you JOY Of your new of
fee you will find ii very troublesome
one, assure you"
Honorable DeScent.-A newly imported
cockney tourist lately requested gen
tIeman of Philadelphia TO give him lei
tiers of introduction TO some foreigners
in this city, with whom he might associ-
ate without observation-disclosures who had
=" descended from great houses,o &c.
The courteous American readily COM
Piled with his request, and the cockney
was yesterday formally introduced to
three Irish hod-men, while they were
in the very act of descending from a
/" great house" in Broadway. The
travellers modification was highly rel
ished by the honest ilbernians.
.Ns7U- York .Aheneum.
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A sensible billet may be found below, j
every second line be omitted.

MADAM,
cannot be satisfied, my dearest friend,
blest as am in the matrimonial state,
unless | pour into your friendly bosom
which has ever beat in unison with mine
the various sensations which swell
with the liveliest emotion Of pleasure,
my bursting heart. | tell you my dear
husband is the most amiable Of men,
have now been married six weeks, and
have never found the least reason to
rue the day that joined US. Ny husband is
in pereou and manners far from resembling
ugly, cross, old, disagreeabe and jealous,
monsters, who think by combining to secure
wife, il is his maxim 10 treat as a
bosom friend and companion and hot as
play thing, or mental slave, the woman
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3p taf g5kailo.
NETWORK. JUNE 20.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
BY the Edward Bonaffe we hive our
Paris files to the 18th ult.
The papers are filed with dehils as to
the then approaching coronation, some of
which we have transferred to eur COL
umus, in order to mark more distinctly
the contrast between the simple and
natural proceedings observed al the yet
recent elevation of free citizen to the
head of this great republic, and the idle
pomp and superstitious pageantry with
which legitimate King is crowned in
France.
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At a dinner to General La Fayette
in Indiana, the following toasts were
drunk with great unanimiiy:
The Congress of 1S24--They have
expressed to our beneiactor the unani-
nous sentiment of our hearts!
The President Of the United States
A vigorous and fruitful scion from rev.
olutionary stock
The next is one that we confess az
tords usgreat satisfaction TO publish -
The ordinance of 1877 containing fun
damental laws for the government Of
the northwestern territory, and proyi,l-
ing perpetual interdiction 10 slavery
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-07
MavsNaA's Sale.

VIRGINIA. Alta superior court Of
Chaheers holden al tie town OF Lynch
burg, the 4tA day ol November, 1874.
Garland Ii. Mitchell, surviving partner Of
Wan. o. q Ii Mitchell, plaintiff,
Against
Richard Harrison, George s Holloway md
Samuel Garland, Defendants.
Ihis cause came on this dry - be hcnrd, On
the bill answer oil the defendant Richard lal
rIsou, exhibits and examinations Of WitHesscs.
the decretsl oider entered nj rules in the
month OF biay, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty three, " hch appears 10 have becn
duty served upon the defendant Samuel Gar
land, and upon the report OF Commissioner
Benagh, made in pursuance OF the order Al
the twenty ninth day OF October, in the iass
year, 10 which there was ITO exception, anG
Was argued by counsel: on consideration
whereof the court doth adjudee, oIuer all
decree, unless the defendant Richard iiani.
son shall within six months from the date
hereof pay unto the plaintiff the sum of Five
thousand one hundred and sixteen dollars III
~ seven cents with interest thereon from tie
thWlieth Gay OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty, till paid, together With
the costs expended by The plaiti1in The pre-
sccution Of this suit, that TIE said defendant
and his heirs and all persons claiming under
him, be from theECetorh barred aud ioreclo
Sed OF all equity and right 10 redeem the uacs
OF land with lis aprunenances mentioned III
the deed, executed by the said defendant 10
Sau.uel Garland and Upton B. Harrison bear
ing date the tlrteth day OF March, one thou.
sand eight hundred 4 twenty, copy WHERE.
offs exhibited with the plaintiffs b,lI and
in case default shall be made in tie payment
OF the said principal money, interc,' ana
cost at the time al oresad, that the Marshal
of this court, do proceed upon the premises
10 sell the said land with its aprnttenHncrS, AZ
public auction for cash, after advertising lie
time and place of sale for two months III
some newspaper prIntedin The town OF in'h'
burg, and at the front door OF the euhHhou.e
OF the county of Amherst, on some couf' "aa,
and out of the proceeds otthe said sa't' ave- ave-,
satisfying the costs and charges thereof "H'
he pay To the plaintiff the princll" wH"'t;
interest and costs aforesaid and tie su'l'"s "
the proceeds otthe said sale, it any, pay 10
the said Richard Harrison OF his order "ho
report his proceedings TO tue court ~ ote'S
TO final decree
d. ROBES, d. c.
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VInG1NIA AT s,,,sr,o.

t ~ superior court -,
chaheery. holden in the loNnot = d
o"re, ON The 2ist day OF October. Isos =! h'h.
llian Turner, 'o-' =
agatAsi t.atf :
J"hn Iayioe, Chiswell Dabaer. Tn,
Hoh, hdniinisiratik OF John I.st,l'.,'' LII.
and MieaJali Stone, ~ '1' !.
u Appearing 10 the safigfncii.p -, , 'rsh.s
lhal Tie defendants have herndt.s...,, 'ehss
CORES oil tie srferal decretaI ui.t,,, ',,' NJ.
=, 'n,' cause al rules, nnd nsey si,..t;,f,..,'
az t"''i "'sH eIs' on Tie tnotIoHUl tie
'"} ~ counsel NE cCuf tetA al JAZZ. 4, n
ahd decree TINT unless Il. d,4t.,l'r'', ,'etz
Iayloe, or some one Tor lin. on mr. r,', ''.s
'M cnty .htst GAY OF April neai, sl5.Il ,'',
lihi"iih The sum OF SIN hundred and f,-, ~ H.
dollars, With interest on ftfytl#rr,. -
part thefeoi, from Die twenty ti5.,, ...'.a'=,
Jnly, one thousand eight hnndre4 10y :
teen, and on s!A hundred dollars 'i'''e.
'hcIeoi, from the twenty third 5s,.,t - -
one thousand eight hundred md ii,,.,',' -
ihd,i hat the defendants, or al rcr,o,, - M
ing uhdef mem, or either oil them ia. -
'"'o "eo'ee ana other personal tro,q,i.'
"Nc>t9 =! t.e eeed, with the plaiu,i0, ~
eAu'oneu' nc nom 'hehceiorth forever Aayr,f
ana reciosed OF all equity md rjoL, of u
demption therein that the j. fepdr,, ~ n
Lohdon, ndmh Of John Ign,lon Sa.r. n
denver 10 lie marshal OF this couu H.. -.
save george, and that the defendant IT,
do deliver TO the said marshal llr band ~.
household furniture in the sud deed mention
ed; and that the maj hhl, after .t,nr,''a-
the time nnd place OF sale Of the said ,,,,,.s
tV for four weeks in some rtAsparer rriate.,
~ the town OF lynchburg, ard al the CONF
house door OF the county OF Amherst soma,
court cay, do sell, at public auction. for ca4f,
Tue property aforesaid, or so much Thereof =.
may be necessary TO raise the aforesaid ,,,,'
OF sA hundred and fifty three doia> oiI,,
interest MS aforesaid, and The costs and cIsr'
gges OF the sale, nnd report his PROCEEDINGS To
i ~ court III order TO lind decree. unloss
II be necessary, George is not 10 he sold =
which event he will be returned 10 Alrs In.
don' and II sold, then the court doth tull.gr
order, thai the defendant John Ta,.,e do.de.
ll'er to the said Terra London the tond in
The h'Ii mentioned, executed 10 her iu,c,fai.
by the plaintiff and the defendant AHctiaa
Stone a copy. lestc.
JOHN WILLS, &C
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed of tlust executed 10
- me by Philip Lively, and for certain
purposes therein oppressed ~ which said deed
bears date the 27th day OF August, 1921, and
is OF record in the county court Of Amherst, }
! shall on the 9Th day OF July, 1925, at the
said Philip Lindsey's, sell by way of public
auction, for cash, the following pruperly viz !.
all his interest in the dover Of Nancy
Young, surviving widow of John Young, dec.
the said dover consisting ot Land ana per-
Sonai property. also tWo-scyenths of the dow
er of the widow OF james Lively, dec
likewise two horses and two feather beds and
furniture. Acting as Trustee ! shall convey
to the Purchasers such title as is vested in me
by the Deed OF Trust aforesaid and none O.
thcr. JOHN b, DuACAN, Trustee
June % 2l45
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THAT Vract Of AanA.
$40 REWARD

| ANYWAY from. the subscriber, In Per
"a son county, \. {. this day, tao negro
men SAM and SCOTT. Sam is a yery bright
mulatto, light hair, his oye.ds very tall, and
appear 10 be pulled or swelled much larger
than common he is rather slow OF speech,
about twenty three yenrs of age, about five
feet nine or ten inches high stout built, aud
very active is a halter by trades aud can
make very good hat. Ills eyes ule II suli.
ent mark to know him by.
SCOTT is bright muiato, but not so
white As Sam Ire is about twenty years of
age, stout q strong, about FIVE feet nine or ten
inches high ; he has two very noted marks,
one oil his big toes has been cut off just above
the nail, believe there is none OF the nail
lett, and II large scar on his back, occasioned
by Il burn when small. tie is II stout we'll
built fellow. No doubt they will attempt TO
pass tor free men, and perhaps change their
names.
The above reward will be given for the ap.
rrehension of both, aud securing them Ia ANY
jail IN the United States 80 that1 get them
or twenty dollar, for experimenting one OF
Them, aud securing him III Jail that | gel
! him again. SIMEON COCHRAN.
Person county, n, {. April IL, le25. tl3
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In pursuance of the above decree, TIE c,, "n'
dersigned, marshal eflhe said Court, VIZ ="
Thursday the nth day Of August next VI Ian
il not the next fair dny thereafter 5unnny' en.
cep,cd) proceed to sell by way OF PuD,,r "a.
tion, to the highest bidder, ON Tue P'en',fl No..
for cash, tie tract of land III the aDose ~
cree referred TO, lying ard being III we '"
icing the treci Of land purchased Of Rouben
Rucker, and unon witch Richard Ha'T'so"
now resides, and adjoining the lads OF lfos'
ser Pow ell, James Petit and others
CD. WOODSON, L. D. G. c, c.
June Q, 1925.
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LATE ARRIVALS.
SUMMER Goods.

I'VE have been re Giving, IN addition 10 our
former stock
2l5 r's super md counoa Caliencs, Prints,
Tyrcan fanoies, be. many very beautiful
10 pieces black figured 'iios d. Naples, con,
posing avery elegant assortment OF rich
hgures,
% ditto figured Swiss aud Book Mu.Iins,
- ditto . = aud q / Jackenrt DO beautiful
style,
.G,. aud Al cambrics, from com. 10 superhne
3 dozen Feather Fans
8 ditto tiauze Veil
, boxes Cage Ribbons, new style
lot rich worked insertings
lpt Fametnn aud Toilet iriugc
a ew'BulivAr Leghcrn Hats
\ general assortment OF Uuiun MIXTURES
angolas
Angola tnssimeres
French Cassimeres
BeHgeFteeus
Black Crcassian aud French Bombazeen
Blue aud yellow Nankccn
Saiiu suipc florrnIine
White aud eolourcd Marseilles
1olenett, Valencia and black silk Yesiings
Brown Linen aud Droghcdas
Linen aud Cotton Drilling. coloured D. white
Grandcrcls aud Cotton Cashmere
Blue, Olive aud Ciarrl Cloths
Super drab, blue, black aud ms'd Cnssimeres
9.5 Jacouel anu J0Inch Leyantlne aud Italian
Cravats
Geu,lsmons Thread, Silk, and Woodstock
Gloves
= cases drnb, white and black Hats,
300 dozen Mock Shell, Toilet, Redding and
Ivory Combs
J bales "a Dometic Plaids
/ ease 81 Imitation Carolina raids, high
cGl0rs
5 bales 81 and IL Sbhtings aud Sheetings
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a HE Subscriber hereby informs the

n HE Subscriber hereby informs the
4 public that lie is making arrangements
to establish IA School in Lynchburg. gle has
written on 10 the north for lady 10 assist
him in teaching it will commence imme-
diatel5 after heI arrival. lie hopes 10 be IL
bic 10 teach one session before Christmas.
They who may feel Disposed to palronize
this institution will please 10 enter their chil
dren without delay. Persons residing in the
country are informed that their daughters can
DC boarded in his family
EDWARD CANNON.
June 30. w3w45
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-. Office.

In pursuance 10 u Decree of the county
count OF Bedford, made at May court,
Stephen Martin is plaintiff, and the heirs OF
Griffin Dobyns, sen. decd 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 pubyns, ON a ere
dit of six months for one third OF the purchase
money, twelve months credit for another
third and eighteen months credit Tor the re-
mainhcr
DAVID W. QUtRLES,
FIERY ROBERTSON. So"''s'
June 30. ,X3Y45
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lust Neceiyed,

Prince Regents extra Velvet blue Cloth.
Extra super and supulfnc do. do.
Black silk Velvet, for collars CT coats,
/ cn,e Irish LiIrens, and 81 Irish Sheeiing,
White Russia Drill, white Merseiles,
Washington Bed Ticking and Al 5heetings.
Black Italian Luteslring,
superb rich black Gro de Naples,
" lite, black aud rose French Grapes,
White Grape Leisse,
ingiish and French ladies aud gentlemen 5
silk Hosiery and Gloves,
Splendid assortment Of white, pink, blue md
shaded Gro dc Etc Gro de Naples, Ganzc
and Berpze llandk erchieis aud Scafis
Bobinett Wells, Thread Lace and Belt Ribbons,
Beautiful Fire-Board Papers and Bordering.
also,
Many articles in the HARDWARE q CUT
LEItY LINE, aud general assortment Of
PLATED SADDLERi-all Of which We OIL
fer, with many other New Goods lately re-
ceived and shortly expected, at oar usual low
prices ". MCKEE 3 J. q. MElsM.
June 30. ts45
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Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the
1 late firm of Echols X North, must pre-
sent them TO me without delay for settlement,
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar a
gainst any future demand on ihut concern
And all persons indebted 10 The said firm, are
requested 10 make payment 10 Eliza L Ech-
OILS, Execuirix of Joseph Echois, decd, or
Ralph Smith, Jr. who are respectively author
ised TO collect them. have this day reln-
qnished 10 her all my right aud interest in that
portion OF the debts of the concern which she
holds. ABRAM Il. NORTH,
S1rriclng pGrt'er Of Ee.tois d North.
June %. N2vi4
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Marshal's Sale.

N1RGINIA-At superior court Of
' ehnncery holden IN the town Of Lynch
burg, the 1911 Ma, ls25--
Jefferson l. viii, plaintiff,
against
Nathan LoGlus, Wilson Peters and Lee ".
Harris. netubers aud partnere n the lrm OF
Nathan Lotirus a 60, James d. Goodwin aud
Frederick q. Peters, defendants.
b. consent Of the parties, by their counsel,
lie court doth adJgdse, ordcraud decree, thai
the Injunction awarded The plaietiif IN this
cause Oh the twenty .eghth day oil Oclo
hef last, To restrain the defendants James u.
GoedWlu aud Frederick q. Peters from con
geying 10 the Defendant Wilson Peters tie
property sold hy them under the said deed OF
lrust IN Tie bin mentioned aud also 10 restrain
the defendant Wilson Peter from taking pos
session 81 the same, he cissOltcd, aud the
SAFES made by the said James ID. Goodwin
aud Frederick Peters, IN the bill also mon-
toned under the said deed Of trust. be sci IA
side AM ny like consent, the court doth
further ndiudgc, order aud decree, unless the
plaintiff shall within thirty day from llis day
pay unto the defendants Nathan Lotlas & Co
the sum ot four hundred and thirty dollars
eighteen cents, with interest thereon from
the hfsl day OF MAY, one thousand eiBhi hun
bred aud twenty three, I'LL peid, aud he fur
thur sum OF siXty live dollars, lhiriy-si1 cents,
"rh interest thereon from the fast day ot
May, one thousand eight hundred aud twenty
four, till paid, thai the Marshal OF said court
do, after having advertised the time aud place
OF sale for four weeks IN some new paper
printed IN the town OF Lynchburg, aud al the
front door OF the courthouse, in the countS of
Nelson, on some court day, proceed. upon
the premises, to sell, by way of public auction,
10 the highest bidder Tor ready money, the
land and other property in the deed OF trust
aforesaid mentioned, or 50 much thereof as
may be necessary, aud out ol the proceeds OF
said sale, after deiraying the expenses atten-
ding the same, pay To the said defendants,
Nathan Lotitus 4 Co. their principal money
aud Interest aforesaid, and report his proceed
ings to the court in order TO Il final decree.
CoPy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, c. c. c. l. d.
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RUNAWAY from the subscriber living
Ia in Bedford county, about ii miles west
OF Lynehbnrg, a NEGRO MAN named Lind.
sey, about 20 or - years OF age, low and not
very stout made, OF a bright yellow complex-
ion, with bnshy hair, and has scar ON his
forehead, his clothing not known as he carri-
ed all he had with hun, he is very smart.
expect he will endeavonr TO pass as "a free
man, as | have reason To believe he has OBJ
tanned free papers. Bat | have no idea what
route lie has taken, or will take.-W hosoeyer
takes up said negro and delivers him 10 me,
or secures him in Jail 50 that get him again
shall be literally rewarded aud alt reasona-
Die expenses pad. EDllllA CLAY
June -, 1925. WiWi5
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Ny. Jan,ee u. appling,

Oilers his professional services ln the citi-
zens OF New-GasSow aud lis vicinity lie
may be found at his Office, opposite Nj. pa.
Sid , Garand's, and assures those who may
mink ,1rorrr 10 patronage hun. that prompt
slien',o" will be paidtq all applications in his
June9, 1928 w4u1l
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Notice.
June 30.

HAVING qualified as administrator of
the estate Of John =. Smith, decd |
shall sell To the highest bidder, for cash, at
public auction at the Franklin Hotel, on Sa-
turday tbe OH day Of July nent, two likely
young NEGROES, boy about tenyears old
and girl about six,--tor the purpose of dis
charging the debts due from said estate
These are young negroes oil the best family,
and are we'll worth the afention Of persons
wishing 10 purchase such property. All per-
sons, who have claims against the said estate
are requested To firing then in, well adjusted
and authenticated for pay ment-and all who
are indebted 10 the said estate. are requested
TO come forward and make pay ment Us no
indulgence tan be given.
ALLAN L. WILLIE, Admr
of JOHN T.. SMITH. deed
June 80 tds15
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Variable Tohacco A.anA
For S.3IE.


IN obedience 10 the Viii Of Geo. Bhyne,
l. decd, late OF the county oil Bedford, / shall
ON the 9th day OF September next, Oh the
plantation en which the sald Bay ne died, sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, on II
credit OF one, two and lhree years,
Two Tracts OF Parcels of Land,
lying in the said county, one containing about
1913 acres, situated about i miles to the north
OF Liberty, ON the public Iuad, aud having on
It an excellent mill seat, on Little Otter
Nhls tract has II proportion OF fine tobacco
land yet 10 clear, and is well adapted to cio-
yer and grain The other trac, lying in snid
county, about miles above Liberty. con-
tanning about 226 acres. This tract, il is be.
l'eVed, holds out AS many inducements 10
planters as any tract OF its size any where in
the county. Persons wishing to examine
these lands will beshown the first tract by
W William Hawkins, living adjoining il, nGd
the last by Thomas baber, residing on il, or
either OF them, or the subscriber, residing in
Liberty The purchasers " i'll be required 10
give bonds and good security, and deed OF
trust on The land to secure the purchase mo-
ney. NAI Il. PORTER,
Executor q George Bayne, decd
June 80. wtds89
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% Dollars Reward.

pUNAWAY from the possession Of Joe
Ee hett,cich Jr. about tweAe months ago, u
negro man nansd G.iBhiEL, " rery dark
conplerion, nb0m four feet 9 or 10 incheshigh,
and nbom mary tleo gears otage, no partica-
iar marks recotieGltd except some small Knots
in ms breaSt about the size Of u marble, and
Il Gerry rough Jtnpy chin.
fan Of Opiaion hat he is nor huking dbOut
the utighborhood If John Smeiig. on tie Aeud
iraters Of Goose Creek, telere lie has Il trife, as
he has teen seen in haf qstarler Frequently.
Tie obore REGARD Of tuentD Ege doiiars ,riU be
Sirtn 10 anQ person feh0 ,ssH dthrer him 10 me,
or secure him in Bedford Jail so that get mir
dgain. ROBERT ". REESE
January %. acts -
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"a. R. NORTH'S.
Ituly Lucky Office, Lynchburg.

Hhoies, Sc Haires, iS3 Quarters, 81 80
Packages oil eleven tickets, embracing the
80 Nus. el the lottery, which must of ne
cessity draw al least S23 ~ net, with So ma
my chances, tor capitals or shares Of pncka.
ges may be had at the same rate
Prizes III tile lotteries Of New York, New
Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware. Mary land.
Virginia, North Carolina aud Washington CT
'ty, viii lie received iu.paymcnt.
UJorders enclosing The Cash, or prizes. n.
above free OF postage, for tickets or ,hures
will receive prompt attention, il addressed 10
ABRAHAM X. NORTH, Lyarhbayg.
June 3, ls25. tdd42
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JOHN WILLS, G.. c.

G. ?" In pursuance Of the above de,rep.
the undersigned, marshal OF the said coa,l
viii on Thursday the It'll day al July next
ct fair, If not the next fair day thereafter, sun
days excerted,) expose to sale by way OF rub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, Tor rash.
the REAL AND PERSONAL PROPEKIf
referred 10 in said Aecrpe rnnAiAlinn 4
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Patent Retracting Spring Lancets.
4 HAY + just received IA few of the much
II improved Patent retIacting Spring Inn
cets-Price $40. Also, variety of other in-
slruments. THOS. j. DuVAL,
June 30. Bank Square.