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y OTlCE-N i'll bt offered fr sal, al
= public auction, on Saturday the 10Th
inst variety OF articles belonging 10 the es.
tate OF Thomas Humphreys, amongst which
lis Bed aud furniture, Mahogany Desk d
quantity Of Book, and a variety OF other ar
siicles too tedious to mention.
Terms will he liberal and made known on
Iihe day of sale, which will take place at the
sBrck office, lately occupied by the deceased
5opposiie Dr. Lambeth's
, All persons having claims against the es
ltate are requested 10 mHse them known OF
!that day, that provision may be made fol
payment. And those indebted 10 the estate
fare likewise directed TO make payment, Il.
longer indulgence will not be given.
SAML BRANSFORD,
.4dmr. de bonus non ofthe estate of
Thomas Humphreys, dec.
1 Snly tdsA8
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SIrginias
At rules holden in the clerks office Of the superior
seoeft OF CHANGER, for the Lynehburg district, the o,
IN. Of June, 1926:
James Montgomery in his own RICH, and curator Of
the estate Of Jesse Jon,s, dec. -. Pitt.
Against
j cornehu, Powell the former administrator de benis
non Of Jesse JONES' deed andipleasant Mitchell and
his wife. Defts.
The descendant Cornelius Powell not having entered
ibis appearance and given security according the Aer
yoi Assembly the rules of this court, appearing by
lsaisHctory evdtnc that h. nabtant of this
2cnuntry II 10 ordered, that the said Defendant do ape
spenr here the first day of the and
atht bill OF the Plaf and that copy of this order
sbe forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed IN the
TOWN OF Lynchhurg, for two months succeively, and
posted at TIA. front door OF the Court House, the said
atown AcOpy-Teste,
a JOIN MIILS.C. c.
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o'iitt ~ .niu,' ii d.'o.oi iinst.
~ sIecuiedto the subscriber by JOSEF /
Boyce. bearing date the 9th Dec. lolS, aud
duly recorded, will sell, to the highest bid
der, for ready money, on the preniises on
Friday the l4,h day of this month, (July,)
q Lot or half acre OF Ground, lying at the
junction OF Fourth Alley and eleventh street.
Acting rs trustee will convey 10 the pur-
chaser such title as is vested in me by the
said trust deed NM. RADFORD,
July g. tctds92 Trustee.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT BROWN

Observation-Disclosures BROWN
/, IL has removed his Jeuelier'S Shop 10 the
, tenement next door TO the Virginian Office
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes g. Brewster
He tukes this opportunity to return his sin
fcere thanks to his friends and the public fol
I he patronage heretofore given him. and as,
sures them he will endeavor to merit con,
ltinuance oftheir encouragement, by prompt
land faithful attention to their orders tor re
kpairing watches aud clocks, making ant
zmending jewelry, or executing any work in
,shis line wi,hswhich they may entrust him.
q EDWARD BROWN.
n June I. c43
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siJRE HUUoE .Un Ken L.
a.,OR Rsnt the tnre. stnr, Brick House,
! L ON Main Street, lately occupied BY j.
?. Boyd. II is WILL calculated Tor business q
a family, and the stand Is among the best and
.ihere is a well Ut good water on the 10, with
in few yards OF the house--Possession may
he had on the Goth inst. Enquire OF James
fDuu.t iets7b May b.
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alARSHAL'S SALE pursuauc.

isIARSHALS SALE In pursuance
w OF a decree of the superior court of
Iohaneery for the Lynehburg District, pro.
bounced on the Gath day of October. 1879. ia
s,hc causes therein depending, between Dan
5iel D Perrow, plaintiff, aud Editha Clay. mo
sher, ADMINISTRATIVE and Que OF the heirs OF
scvras g. Clay, deed Junius Clay, oden
1clay, and Pant A. Clay, the brothers and o.
4 her heirs Of Cyrus Clay, deed the two
! last infants by Ediiha Clay, specially assign
led their guardian, defendants, and the same
Splainliif VS. the same defendants the under
Jsgned marshal Of the said court, will on Mon
aday the Path day Of July next, iftar,h not,
sthe next fair day thereafter, Sundays except
Ted, expose to sale, upon the premises, by
spnbic auction. 10 the highest bidder, for rea-
gdy money. the land and premises In the pro-
2ceeding mentioned. lying in the county oil
xCampbell, on the waters OF Beaver Creek,
abonnded by the lands of Samuel Flemmlng,
! siephen Perrow. Bartle, Wiley, and land.
5now in the possession of David Ross, being
Il he land whereon the SAID Daniel g. Perroa
5now resides, and containing 300 acres.
/ J. YANCEY. ID. m L d. G. :
June %, ids
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tlclds94
!. OR RENT, for a term of ,s,r.

& X On REM, iot term of Years. III.
4 place where The late William n "
Presided, comprisings or IL acres of "o'
Rwell inclosed, with small brirh d, ''"u'
Ehouse, kitchen, smoke-house, stable, .'i.l
grage-house and house for servants, an o ,''''
slen garden, we'll of fine water, n n, n~r'l
Dol fruit trees, aud is altogether a very df";,e
able situation. 0'S''f
II not rented before the goth inst, i, will o,
zthai day be let TO the highest bidder Vi
Also, that valuable Farm, la,e tho -.
Sdence of NJ Lynch, deed living within ob e'
flour miles OF Lynchburg This place b soo ,o
iii a comfortable dwelling house with co con- w.
snient out houses, good apple orchard &,
fmeadow, and about 200 Acres of cIes".
land chiefly in good order for cultivation
"a good tenant may have long lien
Also the Plantation near the card;,o
schlne MlCAJAH DAVIS. If.
Guardian Of Uitiiam B. LSneb
July 10 t;oI
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-h pursuance
/. 4fI Of n decree Of ths Superior Court Of
, Chaneery for The Wythe Diarict,pronounced on
the twenty-third day Of May, 1922. in h,c case
Of George Musser, Wiibam Cooper, joel Light
.asr, Henry Reigai, joseph aud Frederick Hob
Hey, Casper Shafatr, Henry Bear, Jobn Wsich,
j.Iohp H,tbley, igiHiam. Jenkins. Samuel Whjte,
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NIRGlNIA.-Ata Superior Court OF
' Chancery holden in the town ofLynch
burg, on she Eth day of May, 1926.
Irhn Endprs and Henry Clnrk Pts


burg, on she Eth day of May, 1896.
: Iohn Enders and Henry Clark, Pits
!. against
8 Sterling Claiborne and Thomas Aldridge,
George Myers John Myers and James S PEN
dleion, late merchants and partners, trading
under the Arm of Aldrdge, Myers IL PEN
dIeton, and Walter Shelton, Detts.
: This cause came on this day 10 be heard
on the bill, answers of the defendants Ster-
ling Claiborne, Thomas Aldridge, James S.
Pendleton and Walter Shelton, and exhibits,
and upon the decretal orders of the 4th of
February, 1929 which appears TO have been
duly served upon the other defendants, and
. was argued by counsel, ON consideration
/; whereof the court doth order that one OF its
commissioners dotake an account beiW cen the
plaintiffs as the assgnees OF I. I. shelton &.
Co. and the defendants Aldridge, Myers g.
. Pendleton, or any one or more Of them al
SO, an account of the monies which have
come TO the hands of The defendant Claiborne
from collections made by him for the delen-
dants Aldridge, Myers and Pende,on, and
how the same has been disposed of and make
report thereofto the court with any matters
specially stated though, pertinen, by himself
or required by the parties 10 be so stated
; coPy-Teste, J. WILLS, OK.
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t.
By virtue oi deed of rus, 80.
sihe subscriber, by Dsbne, Morris a Ss". L.
Wiz bearing date the 2oih II NAV. lsS.3 III
i ut record ~ HE county court OF prtio' "oa
Tor certain purposes therein speci6eG i"nt
proceed TO sell, AT public auction. in H.. sos
lot panvllle' on Thursd.y the 3d day OF lo ", 7
Egnss next, Tract of Land in pi,,S, W. AH1
containing or supposed 10 eonisin oo2 's,"h'ai
/ ION which William A. Morris At nr'' -ae'ts
fsides,) on credit Of one and two yeae' ie
spurebaserto give bonhs with sa,ista., "'
personal security, and II deed of trns, ,'!
Gland 10 secure the payment OF the r,ra, we
money. Such title only will be conys ,,n'''
lis vested in me as Trustee. ''u 4
- Asa OLIVER, Trustee
The Editor of the DauyiIIe se,,;n.Ie
publish the above Advertisement I'M -. WI
OF sale, and forward his accoun, IN ,i uF
sginian office for pay ment.
July 10. flc,d.o,
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he SUBSCRIBER has iust receive

/ an elegant supply of French Paper
lIangings and Fire Screens OF the first qua
llty aud latest fashions, which he will dispose
alf on the most moderate terms He has also
a. few choice numbers remaining unsold in
he Virginia Literature Lottery, which will
,be drawn on the 10Th instant Prize tickets
3in any of the Va. Lotteries taken in part pay.
! meat. CHS. A. WRITER'S.
/ May 8.
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DC RO. c. CUTTER d. c.
EIOR SALE the LANYARD at New

Glasgow, now in the occupancy Of Mr.
Charles H. Barret, Together with commodi-
Gus dwelling house. kitchen, smoke-honse
and oiher out houses. There is attached 10
this establishment but little short Of four A.
cres of Land, all enclosed, together with a.
bout 40 watts, and bark sufficient TO work the
yard for some time to come. This situation
Is believed to he one of the best for the re-
certion of country hides in Virginia Pos
session, Tor the purpose Of working in hides,
can he had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first OF December next. Any per-
son wshingto purchase such property will
do well to call and see it, as great bargain
may be had. Mr.. Barrel, of New Glasgow,
will show the property, and is authorised TO
,siipulate for the same.
JOSEPH ALLEN
Richmond. Jnly q, 200
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Nelson County, Nay Court, 1926.
James Loving, Pitt,
against

Nelson County, Nay Court, 1926.
James Loving, Pitt
against
John Johnson and Beheiherland his wife
,formerIy Behethcrland Loving, Abram Seay
land Rosa his wife, formerly Rosa Loving
Samuel Stevens and Nancy bic wife, former
lly Nancy Loving, Samuel B. Denny and Ma
Joni his wife, formerly Naomi Loving, and
Polly Loving, Mildred Loving, George Sea
ton Loving and Zacharah Loving, children
land heirs CT George Loving, decd. Dens.
IN CHANCERY,
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attor'
8Rey, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
4 he court that the tract OF land of which
sGeorge Loving died seized and possessed, ly-
ting in this county, is not worth the sum OF
three hundred dollars to each distrbuIee
lthereot and il also appearing to the satisfac'
3tion OF the court that the defendants Beheth-
serand Johnson. Rosa Seay, Nancy Stevens
3and Naomi Denny, distributes of said Geo
Loving. dec. are temes covert, and that the
defendants George Seaton Loving and Za-
icharlah Loving, who are also distributes OF
sthe said George Loving, dec are infants I'M
sder the age of twenty one years, and II
urther appearing that the defendants Abram
sSeay and George Seaton Lovingar not inha
s'''"''' VI AHiS SoIIlloHhtdilH dHu "'tho"'
sthe jurisdiction of this court Il is therefore
.erdered, adjudged and decreed, That the said
absent defendants do appear here on the
Fourth Monday in August next, TO show
scanse, if any they can, why the said tract OF
/ land shosld not be sold, according TO the pro-
visions of the act of Assembly in such cases
smade and provided A.; and it is further order
Jed, that a copy of this order be inserted in
sthe Virgnian, published III thetown of Lynch
sbnrg, once week for eight~weeks success
lsiyely, previous 70 the said fourth Monday in
iaugnsi, and that another copy be posted W
-at the door Of the courthouse of this county
ION some court day
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4 DVERTISEMEN All persons in
n debted 10 the estate of Jas. Mastin, dec
lare requested to come forward n settle thei
accounts, and make payment without delny
1as indulgence cannot he gyen--and person
shaying claims against the estate are request
led TO bring forward the ir accounts properly
for payment.
HENRY F0RQrERAN, Admr.
Of James .NaSt'n, dec.
June 90. ciw46
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Comm ''ioneT's office, Lynchbnrg, I

juno II, 1876. I
The parties in this cause will take notice
that have appointed Saturday, the fifth day
OF August next, to carry the foregoing order
OF court into effect. On (which day, at the
hour OF nine O'Clock in the morning, they
are required TO attend at my Office, in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers and CO.
pies OF court papers, prepared for examinati.
on and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH.C
June % ,ah,
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|NOTlCE.-B, virtue Of de- d of trust
~ executed to US by James Brooks, dated
the eleventh day of Augn 1 1924, and recor-
|ded in the county court of Campbell, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on
|the premises, for cash, on the 26h day of Au-
gust next, tract or parcel of land lying and
Ibeing in the county of Campbell, on Staun.
ton river, suppose to contain Que thousand
acres being the tract of land purchased by the
said Brooks of Williams Irvine, or so much of
he said tract of land as shall be sufficient to
pay the amount Of priucil al IL interest now
due for the same, together with the costs
land charges Of sale Acting as trustees we
sha'l convey such title as is vested in us by
the deed aforesaid WM. RADFORD,
ALEX. IRVINE.
June. Is ctds45
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MILLS FOR SALE.

: PURSUANT TO the lsst Will of +,
: Il late Col. William b. Lynch, offer f.
sale one undivided moieiy OF The Black "
ter Mills, lying within few hundred van
soi Lynchburg, 10 which is attached at.i, a
acres OF Land, extending nearly TO III, govf
These Mills run three pair of Bnrrs and g..
4 pair OF Cologne Stones, and when in CON
fplete order can grind forty or fifty thousq,
: bushtl, oil wheat in season; and their loc,.
lssiluation, added to the destruction Of sever;
manufacturing mills in this district of cour
stry by the late food, render them well wol
sthy the attention OF persons DESTROYS to owi
: this sort OF property.
: The dam has been recently broken, but ca,
{ be rebuilt in a short time for a moderate sun
and probably will be done before the sale
small part OF the purchase money vi,
be wanted in hand, or at a short date, an
liberal credit given on the balance.
Z ia sale is not made before the Sd day o
August, they will on that day be sold at pub
!. lie auction on the premises.
MlCAJAH DAVIS, ir.
Admr. uith The 1cW ANNEXED ofhe
estate Of HIM. b. Lynch.
] p. 8. Several Negroes for Hire belcngir
to the said estate. ids94 July ~
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NEW SUMMER GOODS.
! AVID g. ROBERT KYLE, in add
- ton to their late supplies, are receiyin;
IN assortment of SEAPLE and FAN.

u ) ton to their late supplies, are receiyin,
B IN assorueu, of SEAPLE and Fla NJ
SCK SYIHMER GOODS, amonss
(which are the following articles
Isui,. bine, black aud fancy cold Cloths ap'
d Cassineres
NFigured aud shaded eros lie Naples.
n Black do.
RRlns bnrege Scnrls
fsainn hordered do.
HF,s'd ana plain Canton Grapes
ICrape Robes
Hdandarin do
ifGanze wells
a Do Hkis.
ECrapeLeece (assor'ed colors)
kPiping Cords and Braid
'Ablaok silk vestings
,aLarge Indian Fans
II Aiisses' do do
EEtine palm Ieat do
sHrortaise shell tuck aud side Combs
1Fig'd and plain indian, book, aud null nus
d Inns
ISeersuckers
Isiaconet CrmhricI
sA5npsr, fancy pr,oted Cravats
HDenmark Satin
sNhite striped Drifting
NBolvar Stripes Lafayette do
n ireeian do Wilmington do
w ireassians
B Geuilsmen's three cord thresd hose
DO cotou do
n DO do half do
n An assortment Of handsome calicoes.& ging
hams
&Iubilso Cords Union Mixtures
Elrsh L,nens Marsailes Veslfnge
pRussia Drilling Patent thread
ssFloss Cotton
Il 4 IA
n Cloths
Eta sets elegant China (5T pieceseach)
y Liverpool Ware-consisting of Cups 8, Sau
y GERS, Pitchers aud Basins, breakfast, din
III ner aud cup Plates, &c.&c
&Cut Glass Decantcrs, Tnnblers and win,
NJ Glasses
FDonble Flint Tunhlers various sizes)
q Hardware, ssddlerv, &c. &C.
Il june s.
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.Malte Brun's Geography.

.Mdlte BraH'S Geography.
[VyHE subscriber has been appointed TO
\ the agency for Matte Bruins Geography.
fPcrsors wishing 10 obtain this very valuable
work, will please call at the new Book and
Stationary establishment of
CHAS. A. WRITER'S.
l. Ian. 40. -. "a, ts49 =
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m OTICE-By virtue of a deed trust,
l. executed by Christopher Isbell and
rWlliam |. Isbell, the 9th day of October,
/ 1924, and duly recorded in the clerks Office
/ of the county court of Amherst, we shall, on
zTuesday the 18th OF July, 1926, before the
Market House, in the town of Lynchburg,
fsell, for cash, to satisfy the purposes of said
Fdeed, the following property, to wit: A tract
or parcel of Land. lying in the county of
Amherst, and containing l9 aeres-one house
and lot, now in the occupancy of William !.
lsbell, situate in the county of Amherst, and
three slaves, Cesar, Charles and Peter, wa
termen-together with all and singular the
rights and appurtenances belonging to the
, said tract Of Land and Lot-As trustees, we
J shall only convey such title as is vested in
US. though it is supposed TO be indisputable.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY
NATHAN B. THURMAN.
{ June D. tds4S
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~ oricE-l offer for sale my tract oliand
~ within seven miles OF Lynchhurg, con
saining One Hundred and sixty-seven and a
1 half Acres, BY recent survey. This land is e
EQUAL 10 any in the parts aud well improved,
shas on il a good manufacturing mill, all com
splete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
,air country stones, and n crushing machine
itor the purpose of corn and plaster; likewise
n good saw MILL and a new distilIery, just
5pnt in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whiskcy per day. This
h nill stands ia fine rich ueighborhood, ana
5the country grist is not surpassed by any III
his part Of the state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by appi ying
10 the subscriber living on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
MAY Is t.79
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MIR. JOHN BRIANT-As you are r

L. llRUST SALE-By virtue of deed o
II trust, executed 10 the subscriber by Re
Ebert ?. Webb, the 9Th July 1925, and dul!
recorded in the clerks office oil the count!
Scourt of Buckingham, for purposes therein
Expressed, shall proceed 10 sell, to the high
ses bidder, for cash, at the present residence
I of said Webb, on Friday the 18th July next
1.-The following property, convened by salf
trust deed, TO wit FOUR SLAVES
namely, Soiomon,a man Philis, woman
| Mary and George, children two bay mares
! three feather beds and furniture complete, ont
!. cupboard, one chest, one trunk, one wheat
fan. one shot gun. one Wagon and geer, ons
yoke oxen and OK cart. six head oil cattle
twenty head of hogs, all his household aDd
kitchen furniture, plantation utensile, all the
interest the said Webb has, or may have, N
the undivided estate of Josiah Bagbv, deco
and his interest in the property held by Patsy
Bagby during her natural life. Acting as
trustee, | will convey the title vested in me
as such and no other.
: THOMAS TRENT, Trustee.
{ June % ctds46
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

Hardware, Crockery, Hats, Shoes, &c. sc.
They will however, take leave to say that
in their eXertions to get together cheap
.and elegant assortment, they have never
been so fortunate. And they invite with
confidence call from all customers.
| Nav IS.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
=
THOMAS DVVAX,,

~ AS just received an additional supply
! of fresh Drugs aud Medicines, sc. a
4 nong which are the following
castorOil, Caiomel, Jaiap, Sal. Ammonia
iIpecac, Carb. Amonn, Spis ditto, Epson
ISats, Chamber do. Rochelle do. Chelten
lhan do. English Manganese, Gum Opium
Lemon Acid, Almond Soap, Violet do. Yer
|nacuiar do Oriental do. Palmyrene do Abyssi
ian do. Rose do. Palm do. Musk do .Benzsint
10 Bandana do. Olive do. Transparent do
Purple Sauces, Pink do. Peach do. Tootl
Drawers, Tooth Punches, Nipple Shields
sioinrch Pumps, Snuff Boxes, Smelling Bot
| les, Flesh Brushes, Tooth do. Shaving do
tetorrs all sizes, Syphrons, Sand Paper, +
asiic and Silver Cattetors, Ground Logwood
= Swiss and American Glue.-Together with 6
plumber Of other articles in his line for sale
LAT the lowest cash prices. May 4.
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New Mat Stove.


[ UntthtF WIFI StHtTdI bHIIFIJ Ut
Common Fur aud Wool Hcts.
, part of which are of their own manufac
uring, md warranted TO be first qna'''y
md made Of the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the public patron.
~, AS they are determined to keep con-
.t,nlly on hand n complete assortment OF
ancy hats Of the latest northern fashions,
md likewise every description of fac aud
.opmnn hats Of tbeir own manufacture.
All Of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, IT their own
make, shall be ironed without charge.
June %. Two
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.,iauyite II. Garland,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL attend the Inferior and Superb.
w or Courts OF Campbell, Amherst aud
Bedford. together with the several courts
holden in the town OF Lyuehburg. He may
be found a, his brothers IS. 6arland's) office
ION Sd Street, nearly opposite the Washington
Hotel. e3n47 Juue %.
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NEW MUSIC.

.fV'HE subscriber has the pleasure OF IN
i forming the ladies and gentlemen O.
Lynehhurg, that he has received direct iron
PHILADELPHIA, n very valuable selection O
GISBW MlTSI0a
For the Piano Forte, German Flute, CAR
onet, &c. &c All of which he is deteTmlne'
to sell very low. ABRAM r. NOhih'
June l2.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-08-17

PROPOSALS by John S. Gallaher, OF liar.
i pers-Ferry, Va. for publishing New Edi-
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Jefferson.
These Notes, though written in 1881, are still
interesting. because they exhibit the SITUATION OF
Virginia, AID in some measure Ct the whole
country, al time when We had just emerged
from the perllous and doubtful Struggle tor IN
dependence. Eyesy intelligent reader knows
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will not feel pride in preserving :, menpori-.
of one of her most highly gifted anu n'si'iy hon.
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Conditions The volume viii consist Of about
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upon good paper. apd, II properly rasro6 zed,
will be emoelhshed with postrs oi The autior.
II will contain, in an Appendix, naay iaier
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