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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28
20 .s94 prizes
10 ,l7l--.iO, 600 lickels al s, :

Not blank q Prize
6fodeof Drnring fine Nambeis will lie m, into on
wht 1t A. sutnd in the otLcr wheel viii he put The
nhof Tie denomination 81 aud the drawing progress IN
the usual The 10000 Prizes 81 dolls, be
wsrdcd 10 The odd numbers the lottery Ia ea.
may br) Jrenen tie drawing of the capital prize S
S45cO that Is say, if the $4,000 should 10 an
odd numhcr eH every odd number in the scheme will he en-
ued ton dollar pfzr. lt the $4,000 should out 60
lnrsen nuinlcf, ,'cn all the scheme viii
lee cA Il entitled t1 prize Of dolls.
Odd ntn'bers are those ending gih I, ., 5. T,ora.
EreH numbers are hose ending 1gith "a, 8, Or o.
This mode OF sWing only enables the Commssionert
complete the whole otcy in drawing, hu has the great
advantage Of dstfihng tie small prizes regularly every
alternate nunher The scheme, ha, the holder
two shares ofiicses lone obi aud evon nunbej
will he certain 0f obtaining least prize, and the
ratio lor any greater quantity.
ticket dfaWmg cfior Prize in ti scheme Is
fioted from dawr nfoty asO; nsuy tickets there
fore, viii necessarily obtain two prizes each
All prizes PAYABLE IN CASH and the whole 10 be drsvu 10
di,, ON TIE 10TH OF MAY NEXT, under the SUI
rernenJanee oite Comns.oner II Lotteries oPPosed by
tic G0yernof,and Council Of Maryland
Fcke will soon Use Pre'enttey may be bad at the orr
Whole tickets 81 Quarter. 81 %
dtses : E,chihs 30
To- he'll frf H. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

10y virtue IS deed ~ trust executed 'p by Atrahsm II
, Chidiess Of cord the iciks Office of The county
81 buckingham, shall ell rnthe 25ih of March 1875
The Noc- market n e county Relsop for es
Tc of Lfd containing 90 acres Iy'ng ans Rivr sd
iiui1g ic lands of Wm.H Csbe the hf Thomas log
wool &c. wi convey .nchtdie vested w by sid
deed qtuu aud none oer. Thenne heevedto hs injis-
puiahc. = MAYO CABELI, Tfuaec.
February ~. aT--.wfis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

Cur supply of paper having been exhausted, we
are compelled to use, fer part of this days pub-
cation, paper of a smaller size. We hope not TO be
reduced to the same necessity again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28
CGDIIEE3'S

LCIteTg 3 E1chuIge- Office, III, JUdrkof-SfTett
BALTIMORE
Wteye eaPiiatpre hase beer sbri'ed than any
oiicr once ~ diserisa
- Orders from any psd If the Undsd Safes. ~ NAL
ipu psd by Psafe conveyance, enclosing Sc cssIi
pires .uy Of bc lotteries, viii the prompt aud
ounctua aucnon u .srion1 applications addressed 70
j. COHEN, JL& BROTHERS, Bailiurose.
Baltimore Feb. sT--JfF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

uruE ,l fsuset basaoss in M, city in the
& itae of g. ~ Wae.es.
cORBfS WAHwscF.
h8esILlM WARWICK
pa in.,sl IN 81 1858 eJ-r4ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

We omitted "a state in last; that the of Leris
imSs Esq & me.ier Of she legislature Montgomery,
WINS. death was nntieed the ecdng, Of the -gi,a,c
wrr. inferred IA his city, with Masonic by the Masonic
brethren VI the legislature and of this ,t,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

After much discussion, the Pennsylvania Canal
Bill has passed the Senate of that State by vote
OF 10 TO 10. 1t has also been discussed but not
decided in the other House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-28

MARRIED. ION the 9Th instant. by lhe Rev. John Mcou
air. George M fo'Gg of Louisa county tie auahle aud
.nch admired Mis- Caroline " eldest daughter Of Henry
Alexander Of Caroline
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-28
ZEgE T9EP GS1EGRy.
FROM TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
.MlDNIGuT ATTACK. -

On one Of the coolest and most drearv DAYS
Of winter during the long protracted struggle of
the Americans for liberty, two otfic ers appa-
icntly very young, were seen bending their
course Slowly down the rough side of a bleak
mountain, west of the Allcghancs the sterile
appearance Of which, together with its proximi-
~ to the Indians, had hitherto deferred any Flu
ropcals from endeavorng to imhabit it-'They
we're returning homeWards from the army. en-
pleyed on the western frontier, and had pro
reeded thus far on their Journey without a soil
tarNadyenture The counteriance Of one, who
appeared to be the youngest, was overcast with
4 settled gloom, III, complexion was of dark
lsh hue. and his brow lurrowed with the tolls OF
war The other IN vain attempted to arrest his
attention by conversation, an impenetrabe cloud
hung around him; nor could his companion di
tcrt his thoughts from their accustomed chan
mel, until house was deserted at distance,
just raising its head above the wild scenery
around It: a few curls Of smoke now and then
arose from its chimney, barely sufficient to show
that it was inhabited, though the external ap-
pearance was almost enough to have deferred
any one from approaching it. but a soldier used
to mhosphallty. The tavern, for such it hap
pencd to be on closer Inspections was built Of
logs, through the crcyices.oi which the winds
Whstled to every note in the gAnut. and was
surrounded BY lcaflcss forest, from which the
cry Of the half-staryed wolf and panther were
alternately heard producing a most awful dis
cord. suspicious locking landlord appeared
at the cal! Of the trarcllcrs grumhIed a surly
welcome, and led item INTO the.housc The re
mains Of a dinner were set before them. which
they eagerly devoured, and requested to be
shewn immediately to their apartments, but
were told that the best in the house were alrea-
dy bespoken by gentleman who was to pass
the night there But" added the landlord,
we have another which has no bed, to which
you may so, if you please" i" Conduct US th-
Their" replied the elder officer. and we soon
make 1t comfortable" A malicious pleasure
spread over the face Of the host at these words.
and without more ado he seized the candle
and led them to room at the top Of the build
ias' which seemed as if it might have been the
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-28
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
by JOHN S. GALLAHER,
Al the office Of the Pirginjo Free Press.

TERMS.-One dollar and fifty cents per annum,
payable quarterly in advance or one dollar and
twenty-five cents, to be paid at the time of sub
scribng Payment in advance, from distant sub
scribers, Who are no. known to the publisher, viii
Invariably be expected. Should payment be defer
rcd to the end ofthe year, 50 viii be required.
The postage on all letters and communications
must be paid, or it VII pc charged with the sub
scrjption.
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the dark closet. the soled and torn tapestry Of
the bed, and the crazy door. operated only to
confirm. That which her father occupied was
on the other side of the building, adjacent to
the apartment of the two officers All had re
tired when the clock slowly struck the hour 81
twelve; it was one Of those old fashioned time
pieces, made during the administration of the
protector. Its tones were solemn and awful,
just like those at whose peal the ghosts of old
were wont to rise from their graves, and strike
terror to the guilty heart The two officers, Ma
ria, and her father, heard it with peculiar emo
ton. cold sweat came on the forehead of the
old gentleman, and his heart beat hard The
creaking of the sign-post, and window shutters
on the rusty hinges, combined with the whistlng
of the wind through the decaved timbers of the
mansion produced shuddering throughout
every frame. They were cndcayoring to sleep.
notwithstanding all these annoyanccs, when
piercing shrek was heard through the inn
quickly followed by the cries of murder"
which operated yariously oni its different inmates
The landlord was not in the house but his wife
and servants. who could have afforded assis-
lance, kept close, nor dared to Stir The dis
tractcd father, who knew the voice too we'll
spran% TO the door, but il was fast and was
locked outside. The windows were tried in
vain-thcy were secured for the purpose He
ranraylng up and down the room in total dark
ness, calling out for help. With agony he heard
the tramphng OF numerous footsteps, and the
cries of his daughter grow fainter and fainter
until they were lost = 4h~ A~'~
The only one who in this scene Or ,,G,>;,,
performed any service. was the dark CON, y
toned young officer. who no sooner heard tic
shrlcks OF the lovely Maria. than like her father
he sprang TO the door, ana found himself Ill tie
same prcdlcamrnt. his newt rc,tjlfl~, was fine
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23
July IS.

Df virtue of deed of trust, executed
ID by George i. Richardson and wife to
the subscriber, for certain purposes therein
specified, will be sold, to the highest bid
der, for cash, at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day of No
yember next, if fair, if not, the next day
thereafter, Two Lots, lying in the Town
Lynchhnrg, on eighth and ninth streets
and Water street, and adjoining Thomas
A. Holcombe. The subscriber acting as
trustee "ill convey only such title as is ves-
ted in him BY the said deed of trust.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Oct. IL. tdsl0
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lusT Rereivea BIZ DAVID snd Ro-

lust Received By DAVID and RO-
y BERT KYLE, several packages Goods, a.
mong which are the following articles, VII;
A few pieces Claret and fancy CotoFed
Cloths for Gentlemen's froeks
3 Cases Gentlemen's Beaver aud Fur Hats
do Boys do. do.
Blk. fg'd and shaded Silks,
Case Blk. Mandarine and Canton Grape
Robes
A few pieces do. elegant fancy colors
Cases Callcoes
Boxes fashionable GauZe Ribbons
An elegant assortment of Tortoise Shell
Tuck and Side Combs
Thread and Bobbinet Laces
| A few pieces Belt Ribbon
Ladies' blk. aud white English Silk Gloves
Genilemen's do do do
Blk white aud pink Grape Leeee
| Case best Sinchew Umbrellas
/ do Bingham do
Gentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, first quail.
Sattnetts and Manchester Cords
Bed Tlckings IL Plaid Domestics Indigo
Apron and furniture Checks. ! colors
81, "A, and Cd brown aud bleached Do
mestics
Plain, striped and fg'd Jaconet Muslins
| small CAGE Jaconet Cambres, a superior
article
Colored Narspilles Vestings
Pieces superior White do.
1 Trunks Ladies black Morocco Shoes <
1 do. do. do. Prunella do.-frst
style
Pieces black Italian Lntestring
/ ;, do. biace Mode
Pieces Gentlemen's Silk Vestings, dou-
Die chain
Gent black Italian Lutes.ring Cravats
Also, several articles in the Sadlery Line,
consisting Of
dozen Superb Hogskins
Birdie Bits double and single rein
Spring Stirrup Irons, full pate
Full aud half plate plain do.
Buckles, Slides and Roller Buckles
Worsted and Cotton Weddings
An assortment of Gig and Riding Whips
N. b. Among other articles, Case Ger
man Anchor Boiling Cloths, OF very supe-
rior fabric.
The above articles are new and well Sc
Iccted, and will be offered at prices unusa-
! ally low. Sept. 4.
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GROCERIES.

on as good terms as can be had in this mar
ket, confident they are well bought, but will
not promise on better, or cheaper, consisting
in part of
Best filled sacks of Salt ,twled saeking
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
n. Orleans and W |. Molasses
Mould and sperm candles, Is 10 IS
Iurpentine and transparent Soap
Gunpowder and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut and wrought Nails and hrads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, 3 by TO- 4 10 by IL, q putty
Smtthheld and mountain Bacon, which will
engage TO furnish by the season
New Maokerel and Herrngs
Few casks Of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar x Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware, Crockery, GLASS; 4
Earhen Ware
Blind, Snalile and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart aud gig Nhips
Hacks best and common Segars
Mems and boy S wool and fur Hats
Salt Pelre, GIauber Salts, Mustard
Allspce, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo.s Nader &
Copperas
Iron, German and blistered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheel'ns aud Shifting, osnalurgs
Sd and ID point Blankets
600 H. beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 bhls. of Cider
For which will receive any kind of pro
duce brought to this market at the besiIcash
prices. NATHL WINSTON.
March 20. 80
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NEW 3 OON >.


NiE subscribers have Just received by the
latest arrivals from Philadelphia, the
following books.
The life of VIM. Pinkney, by Henry
Wheaton. in vol.
Bramhletye House or the Cavaliers,
md Roundheads, by one OF the authors of
the rejected addresses, in vols
CRANKY Novel, in : vols.
The Merry Tales of the wise men of
Gotham, by the author of John Bull IN
America.
Woodstock by the author of WayeIIy,
Crusaders, IN : vols.
Tales of the Wild and Wonderful in
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat
mrnt of Diabetes. Calculus aud other af-
iections of urinary organs, by VIM. Prout
10 | vol.
A Treatise on the arrangements of the
liver, internal organs and nervous system,
by James Johnson, in vol.
The True Masonic Chart or HieTogly-
phic Monitor, by X. Jeremy, l.. Cross,
q. l..
The Templar's Chart or HerogIyphic
Monitor, by ]. l.. Cross.
The Lille OF the Rt. Hon. Richard BINS
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunts of the Morning and Evening
Prayefs and Communion service, rs sung
at st, James's Church, Philadelphia.
New Universal Gazetteer or Grogra-
phlcal Dictionary, by Jedediah aud Rich
ard &. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
new edition
Walkers Key TO the Classical Pronun-
citation o[ Greek, Latin, and scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, new 'cdi-
ton.
| Morse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Ossian's Poems,
Thompson's Seasons,
Beauties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Goldsmih's Essays,
Lady Of the Lake,
Young's Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crusoe,
Grimshaw's United States, with Ques
tions and Answers.
Prayer Books in common and gilt bind
lug.
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. SC.
All ofwhich he will sell low for cash.
c. A. WRITER'S.
July IS.
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JOaNSON'S
HA.AOVS POW DEH.

TENllIS Medicine is not offered to the
4 Public, as Pdnaced, but rs Calhar.
tic admirably adapted t. the removal OF
Bile, &c. being fully equal in this respect to
Calomel, aud superior to any othef puF8a-
tive in use.
1t is peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In
1ammalory diseases may be used in all ca
sps where this class of Remedies is admssi-
BILE, may be repeated as often as such medl-
cines are necessary, with perfect safety
does moi nanseate unless the stomach IS load
ed with Bile and does not require the pa
tent To ronfne himself to any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an improperuse oil mercury,
or are morbidly susceptible OF IT'S influence,
will find il the best known substitute las a
Cdihnriic.) Tor Caiomel.
II is believed to be preventive of the Bill
ious Complaints of our climate, if one dose
(more if necessary be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings OF indislosi-
tion, attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
furred tongue, &c. announce the approach OF
disease
II will be found valuable Fehriluge aud
Aperienf medicine in small doses.
1t contains no mercury, and may be safely
given under amy circumstances 10 women, OF
children
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by the Proprietor,
DOCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
tred6rtctSburg, Ia.
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TO STANMERERS.

EDlIE subscriber intorms the public that he
u has returned tsom New York, duly qua
Gifted aud empnw ered 10 CURE SDAMMER.
f.tS az the plan adopted by Mrs. Leigh aud
Or. Yates OF the New York institution. He
has been entirely cured ot an inveieratc STAN.
saeriug which had auno9ed him from his in.
faNrv, and has no idea that he will ever fail
back, indeed he could not samner il he tri
ed 80 do so The single fact ofhs being en- tire
" cured IA sufficient ~ his estimatiouto give
contideuce to de efficacy OF the Invaluable
.aiecucervof Mrs. Leigh tho If more proof i.
wanting, he is prepared TO exhibit numer.
.ous certificates from persons cured, and from
gentlemen OF the FIRST responsibility and stan.
ding in the city ol New York
The subscribers agency will end in six
.7au,hs he therefore advises all those disnn
aed 20 embrace tie opportunity OF placing
Themselves under his care 10 make speedy ap
rlicaliou. Letter. directed TO Csr,ersyile
Cumberland county, Va. post paid, will be
+atteuded TO.
lie resides in Powhatan county, ten miles
f,en, the court hoese, the same distance from
Cumberland court house, ~ uine miles from
qaytersville. Board can be had in his FAM
" tor SO per week. The stage passes foul
.smes week by Dickerson's store, 1--WE miles
s,.,n bis residence. l.. II. M0SBY.
AseEt tor Mrs. Leigh aud DIR. Yates.
-. 10. cSwll
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NOTICE.

~ Y virtue OF u deed of trust executed by
- Christopher IsbeIl aud VIM. ! isbell,
The 9TH day OF October, 1924, aud duly recor,
ded IN the county court OF Amherst, we shall,
on Monday the 9th day of November neal,
n the mnrkel-house, in the town Of Lynch
burg, sell, for cash, tho following property
10 satsl, said deed, 10 wit "A tract or par
eel OF Land, lying in the county II Amherst,
containing 10 Acres, one House aud Lot,
now in the occupancy OF WIN. !. I.bcll, stu
ate in the county of Amherst, aud three
slaves Caesar, Charles, and Peter, (watermen, J
together with all and singular the rights aud
appurleuances belonging to the said tract oil
Land aud Lot. As trustees, we shall only
convey such titeas IS vested in US, tho il is
supposed TO be indsputabIe.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN Il. THUKMON
Oct .. tctds1o
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R AND For 5ALE.-The subscriber is
IA anxious To sell the well known and de
sirable tract OF Land on which he now resides,
lying on Elk Creek, in Bedford county, con.
tanning 2s3 acres. There Is a sufieiency OF
open land 60 work Eve or six hands 10 ad.
vantage. The wood land Is well timbered
rnd we'll adapted 10 the culture Of Tobacco.
There Is on the premises comfortable and
commodious Dwelling house, with siI rooms
aud five FIRE places, and other convenient
houses, and also an apple orchard of excel
lent fruit. This Tract of Land lies in heal
thy, wealthy and respectable neighborhood.
10 miles from Lpnchburg. II miles from
Bedford Courthouse aud miles from New
London. Any person wishing TO purchase
the above Tract OF Land can know the terms
Of sale by applyingt TO
CH.1RLES C1LLAH.1Y, Jr.
Oct. -. eff
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FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with a general supply OF
Common Ear and u DOT Hats.
\ part Of winch are of their own manufae-
turing, aud warranted to be FIRST quality
aud made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share Of the public patron.
agr, MS they are determined 10 keep cor
rlauily ON haud complete assortment oi
Gncy bats of the latest northern fashions
and likewise every description of fine and
common hats of Their own manufacture
All of which they will sell very low for
leash.
All hats bought of them, Of their owl
make, shall be ironed without charge.
June IL. tflO
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FOR SALE.

Y NHE subscriber wishes to sell his House
- and lot at .fmherst Courthouse, and il
not previously disposed Of will be sold 10
the highest bidder on the first day of Novem.
her Court next, that being the third Monday
IN the month. THIS property is well calcu-
lated Tor mechanic, either Sadler. Shoema.
ker or Taylor, neither of whom is now a, this
place, and considerable demand for the work
OF all. Terms accommodating and made
known on the day of sale.
CliAS. 7, TALIAFERRO.
ScNss' cptdsl0
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EacH boardec vii Iurnlsh Ter own bed,
bedding, aud towels.
FOR D4I SCHOLARS.
Ia'i'on in all the English branches ~
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, ,
Its thought proper 10 state that any one
or all, OF the above enumerated branches
will he taught, as parents or guardians may
direct; where no directions 10 the coatlary
are given, they will all in turn comes under
our course cIinstruc,ion.
August 10. ,sl
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VnANDY MOoRE,-TAKf sorIcE That
- ON the ninth day OF October, 1926, !
shall proceed 10 take the deposition OF Ed
mund M'George. At the house of Lawrence
M'Georg", in Bedford County, to be read as
evidence in suitnow depending in the chan.
Gerry court, in Lynchburg for the Lynchburg
district, wherein am plaintiff, and yon are
defendant, wien and where you may attend
it yan please WILLIAM M'CLUER.
Sept. "a. CIV
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NOR SALE the LANYARD at New
II. q. T0MpkINS,
Agent Tor W 7.
ic iW 10

~ tNAWAH, from the subscriber, OF tue
morning OF the 18th inst. negro man
named II TER, about - years old, large aud
over common height, somewhat light com
prctcd. Iaree white eyes--hc got away from
under the lash, and Is without chothos, bat,
or shoes, excepi panialoons.
II is probable he will aim 10 get 10 Lynch.
bnfg, as he got there several times when he
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
owner. will pay any person $50 who will
deliver him rs me in rlttsylvanin, 10 miles
north of Milton, \. {. or go If secured IN
my Jail. WILLIAM II. SHELTON.
August %. ts7
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= 'oTIcE--i offer for sale my tract ofland,
y within seven miles oil Lynchburg, con
tanning One Hundred aud sIxty-seven and n
half Acres, by recent survey This land Is g
quail to any IN the parts and well improved,
has on II n good manufacturing miIl all com
plcte, with one pair of burr stones and two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
for the purpose OF corn and plaster; likewise
a good saw mill, and new distllcry, Just
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons Of whiskcy per day. This
mill staudsin a fine rich neghborhood and
the country grist IS not surpassed by any in
this part ofthe state. Any one wishing to
purchase may he accommodated by applying
TO the subscriber living on the premises.
Jas. MARTIN.
May ID ts78
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SHELTON l. HUNT
TIL
Oct la.

NfOTICE.--PRoPOSALs will be rera,-
III ed at William Ha nnah's. near In, n,
cony Falls, in the county of Amherst. a, ,Ir
18th inst. for the erection of a House Tor H..
Receiver Of tolls, p by 81, Two stories h.
and two Houses for Gate. keepers, Is fsa.
square, one story high. II will be mos, dr.
bic that these houses should be of stona !,
they can be finished by the o5th Of Decent.
next They will be required to be finished
in plain, strong, workmanlike manner
DAVID S. GARLAND, Con,'r on
the kd,u,awo r. and \
Oct 10. tro,vol
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AYa W DOnE 81

f.s, receiued the following new BOOK
Tirtinia case, 81 Vol eommeneing Iun'
term. ISIS. and ending June term, 1870 D,
Nm Brockenborough. "a,
The Royne Nner, tale 10y the OMAR
family.
snsdov,l or the Free Mason Spanish
tale
TUE. round Winter Hearth, by Jane aud
Mana Porter.
Castor De Blondeville or the court oil lien
~ IL by .9aue Radcliffe.
canver.ations on Natural Philosophy, WA
uaies aud pinies. by Rev. }. l BlH.Se, = ="
Blaas Philosophy, Polite Learning. &c &c.
Csttem'. Virginia and y Carolina .;manae
fovthe yeaJ 1877 containing n variety OF
curious, nsefn and entertaining matter,
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