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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
BY ORDRR or THE EXECUTTVE
ID ANDOLFII'o NepOI
E,ltnnri. Rannrt.

~ Gilmers Reports.
lienngs Statutes at large being collection os all the
Laws Of Virginia. from the fist session Of The Ic,i,, ~
the year 1919, in IS volumes The laws ar a sa,
necessarily connected with every thing beonring q, t. -
Of ~ soihai thorough knowledge oi them and Of tber ro
ge' would INFORM US o. every thing that mot ef 10 he
Holn ~ sentfai, IS owing 10 teii ignorance Of tyo
~ the above works win be sold at reduced price, ~o,,c
t'''" s ~ s'' "'J ne hdui early application be made
ST. a., J. II. X T. NASH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
THE SYCqWORES.

FEyIIE subscriber has removed from Veeborp' 10 the half
Il house between and the Bowling Gil
the old aud convenient stand formerly called rod
bopesto entertain his old Customers and al who NAV
call upon him. TO their entire atacou In addition 10 The
old houses all Of which has been thoroughly repaed two
houses Of brick have been erected very considerable
pence for the entertainment Of travellers and are furnished in
neat aud comfortable manner Ills stables are large aud vel
attended, and his oOutiguiy market will enable him
to keep good table and choice quois He hopes by close
attention 60 his business that he will share that portion the
public patronage which he has hitherto resolved and for which
he now begs leave TO return his thanks.
LEWIS W. TALIAFERRO.
April ~. 1f2-g IN
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MARSRaL'S SALE.

pursuance Of decree of the Superior Court of Chan
eery fer the Richmond District pronounced the 2eti
day OF March, 1925 the of VIM. and Mary College
Mitchell &c.. shall the s9th day of May next a, King
William courthouse, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
public auction, fo cash, OF land lying in said county
being the lot sold by said college Fleming Mitchell
and known the college book Of surveys No.
j. GUEKRASr, MS. C. GRID
march IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
J0HN' y HYLLLaM GILLLar.

OFFER FOR SALE
SEo A(Oh SACKS best storing Liverpool salt, cargo
~ ~ 49, Of the brig Missionary, from Li3.rposi
nan pipes and7i: casks very superior Old L r. Madsirs
80 Wine, imported direct tvo years ago,
10 !ihds, prime ST. Croix sugar.
% Bags Green Coffee,
% Boxes best Durham Mustard. lust irpor,ed
Iierces new Rice suitable for retailing
10 Boxes superior Caret Wine
= Cases best London cloths & cashmere. mel, ..o,,.s
Case bsng-up cords 4 velveteei,,
do stout low priced Irish Linens
Feb. II. % e' anu p ~, iaIPs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
notice.

}SoS to an order of Chesterfield county court will
sen al Che'tehcid courthouse, the second Monday in
ay next Chat being day. for cash. negro man NAMED
william hasvey who las been Committed To III, a Of said
The time prescribed by law. ' "''''-
WM. WENFREE,
MI, ., Acting Tailor for RO haskins, Shi aud Jalor.
N" ''' l08-wiwN
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Sugar. SaH, Whiskey, SC.
Sl(fH IliDS ST. CrOix X New orean, suca,
fSSC 75 ihds Pennsyv and Baltimore rye vhislev
ooO Sacks ground alum SAIL suitable for ourin: fish
oo do Liverpoolblow do
200 Nova Scotia grind stones
% Bags old white Java and green coffee
~ Tons Swedes English iron assorted
do blistered steel
Ia do German do
2Ceroons Spanish fotant INDIGO
100 heams wrapping paper
% do wiring do
Ton shot assorted
50 Boxes by 10 aud 10 by 10 c,a,,
10 Boxes Whitemore's cotton aud wool carl,
and Souchong Tea
French Brandy
Holland Gin
Madeira
Old Port
Lisbon > Wine
Sicily Madeira
Old Antigua and
Jamaica Rum
hinoeFrs brown stout in plat and quart bottles
Aprilif. iN = Az" -, p ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

EOHN GARTH respectfully infJ,ms his friend, and III.
pablo, that he has emoved from Lynchbrr {; bie nc
Tor the purpose Of transacting brsiness m
he will be ~ssted by gentleman Dir James w. Dbre a.
much experience espeealy in the tobacco trade He oeen
eie' The house on % street. recently in possession Of Me
March 7. ,no ..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
RLR 4LEREn

TUiE public repeatedly informed, that Sir Af,ed con
u uues 90 stand II my stable Lebanon, C6aries CITY
Courthouse FOR the Pfsen Ills high character ln
beauty entities BIN to equal participation least with other
celebrated horses. will only add, his colts are extremely
promising. Terms made known by
Aprn7. iiO-s. uESGy D. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
TWENrY DOLLaRS 'REUARD.

EtI Ifshue'. Phs, Sunday night 28 ui nesro man
named JAChSON, who took with him ny riding horse.
Jaekson az elderly man, someweat bald, talks pdly,
o Itmsis,be Tor the rane Of his legs. The horse is Of
he tf,9sy breed, thin tail and good deal spotted behind
one a Of the above reward will be paid Tor the delivery Of
both. AN raf 49, ~
Teshges Ris, .lareh &, ioS-9
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TiTgfufa Il. Office, 4Iprit ~, IBxt.is
conformity with act If the General Assembly Of the
commonwealth, entitled An reduce into one act
he several acts concerning Escheators do hereby make
known to all whom may oonceiB, that appcarsby ce-
cate OF the Eseheator for the county Of Frederick dated
h Of March, 1926 ard received al this Office that on the
&h Of Wafc last The following tracts of land wis tract Of
10 acres one tract Of 100 tract Of &c IL
one other tract Of 80 all situated near dry marsh
~ the county Frederick aud Of which Thomas MCGOWAN
died seized, have duly esobeated 20 chs commonwealth
W. SELDEN, H. L. OF.
April14. if2-Gyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
.ADHERTLSElfE.Mr

THE tract o. Land called Hill Grove, oonaiBng above
200 acres, lying in the lower end II Anel county, for
msy advertised, Is still for sale Il would make eNeeen,
parcels. The terms will boaceommOIlnr
nm y. GILES.
WiCvam, march4. gg-f
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LIVE OaK.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
9th March. 1926.

9Th March, 1926.
EALED Proposals will be received until the SIS, dav 81
- July next for the supply Of LIVE OAK TIMBER for
the lrameso three FrgGs cut 70 mould Of which, with
1900 cubic feet Of pfonscuous timber delivered on or
before the first day Of Septemher 1871 II each Of the NAVY
Yards at Boston, New York. and Philadelphia also for nine
Live Oak Beams for gate Of The st class 10 DC delivered
at the Navy Yard at New York.
April IL. fff-12t
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DRUGS, .MEDTcLNrE, =.

Brooks respectfully infot ms the pubek that h,
rr. ms spring supply of flesh drug, and ue
~ Barrels EPSON Salts
do Giauber do
Eases Eng: lump Magnesa
900 lbs. refined Can,phoe
Subs Gum Opium Turkey
= lbs SulPh Quniue Fr,nsh
- lbs Cauiharides
4olbs CslorneI
~ lbs powdered Ipicaeuanha
20 lbs. Tart Emec
% lbs powdered Jaup
% lbs do Rhubatb
80 lbs Sup. Csrb. Sodae
10 lbs. Tartaric Acid
io lbs Yellow Peruvian Bark
30 lbs. Pale do a.
20 lbs Red do do
h eu'chts were carefully selected bv a,yelr in the
, markets. with the utmo,t c,nl, Iene. war
- 70 oe genuine and will sell them on s cod terms
delphia. e VI even an New York Phila
Des general assortment of medieides The .,b.cr;ber
,s S on',any On hand Oils, Paia Glass. Putty and i've
nsen 'ot nr. John Rorer will sell hi, ,ut,;e, n.,,n
ptccs. ""'e i"Sish} al ms philadelphia
MI eneine chests complete, with print, directions,
country Merchants aud Phycisu who their
10 ,hs city, will fnd TO their inter, - TO c,iI a. ,be
81 ~; prus aud APoheoary store and cuovre The mr.
y "'' uea'cne' anu examine their quality
m,;os , Arson BROOKS
April IL. ' Nas'e' RICHMOND "a.
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g REYXARE-

y JNAWAH from my 10, saturday night last, my negro
v named Ned sometimes called Ned BrJwnl be i,
about 40 4 50 years old very black, ba1 the top Of hi.
head purchased him Of Mrs. McRae. lie well kDswn
IN misplace aud Norfolk lie very large silver watch
with the Of Hill in the will give the above re-
wardOf S5for the delivery Of said slave in Richmond
WILLIAM PRICE.
April II. lee,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
.Marshai's sale of Kentucky Land

IHdrshdtS SAFE OF kentucky Land
Of decree the Superior Court Of Chance
~, for the Richmond District pronounced the 26ih
day of March, 1925, the of Cooke Gpin, shall
the 23h day of May next the front door the Eagle
Hotel in the City of Richmond, offer for sale, The highest
bidder, at public auction, for cash. of land lying
gan county, state of Kentucky aud containing thousand
hundred and thirty three acres, aud ape third
Sale TO commence at hall 10 O'clock o. edaiely
the sale advertised by take place the day
the case Of S,ott vs.. CuIrie.
J.GUERRANT, NJ. S. C. GRID.
April II. IBID
IL Instead Of the whole the above described tract land
only, equal undivided moty Of said aud will be sold
the time and place and in the above described
April 18. j GUERISANT, ~ c d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

N. Utlliam Hamilton for Hezekiah Eord,
ENTLEMkN Take notice that .lal on the i. and en5
City Of New Orleans. between the hours of az ,if1 ~ %
morning. and six ~ the evening Of each day. 10 tk
INC dispositions o Henry d. Ende, 70 be read az evidence IN
SUI now dePeodmg the county Of Cumberland IN
"ch you are plaintiff and Tschlne WJodson late
Admir- OF George Carson, dec, defendants,
TSCHANER woODSON
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by virtue OF deed Of trust ers.uied TO Col William oI
ling and The 'ubcriher, by George Crawford E.a bc,rn
dHe Tue sum u August 1922 aud recorded in te court of
iunyof Gfeennier, for the purpose. therein veil
be ,od At Tue t,ge lo,e in tie Ciyol Richmqnd On ST.
highest bidd.r for cash, ali that tract or parcel of XII
much thereof az will satisfy the purpose. for which the said
aeeu vas executed Hng aud beng in the county Of Green
br and tue State or Virginia. the waters of Glade Crrek
containing Ivy late survey, thousand three hundred
oy"u acres be the same less. The said tract f
lind eie dyantlseously situated, OF nearto The new
turnpike road leading 10 the Falls Of the Kanayyha Such n
Tie only, as vested 10 trustee will be conveyed g. 49,,
purchaser. CHARLES FrrTs y, -, :" '"o
March ~. ,de A.t1te''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

o,u, .Wof,ce to the Grotcers of Cotton.
~ intend reyuiary be
nreoa,, -, o h THIS market They will at all times be
10 pay for that article fair arke, value in e,,b
R;h 'noe bringing il here for sale to give them calf
- '"i' sept L. S9-U KERR GaSKTE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

The Han0veT Courthouse Races
WILL the third Wednesday in May neSt the
w lib, free for any horse mare or celdng.
First day, four mile heats, purse $500
Second DO. three mile heats, purse go
Third do colt swsepsfabe, cntrsnee 80
", Il. Whte, Sce'ry. JNO. THORNTON Pre-.
april II. I12--.14
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH

or - SPEECH
M az. San Buren. Of Ne,o York, de1irered
NJ NC senate OF the United States, on the
'''o'' 90 Panama, March, 1926.
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IIrslst Sale of Lind

hihbeTts brown stout in pint and quart hotties
Aprilf. i - 1i' ~ p y.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14
BY L1ST NIGHTS HATL.

Vuginn Leg9iat're.-We have only room
for few extracts this morning. The qnes
lion ofa Convention has been brought for
ward, aud laid onihe table. Yesterday Wed
nesday) was appointed for commencing dis
cnsson on its merits. It's enemies seem de.
termincd to contest every inch OF ground, e.
ven Directing to its reference to Commit,
tee.
The scratch of Councillors has taken place,
and Nessrs. Robert G, Scott and William II.
Roane, were scratched ont Of office The
time has not vet come for scratching in two
other persons in their place.
Holm Tyler Esq. has been reelected Co.
vernon, without opposition.
The election of Chancellor in the place
Of Judge Brown, takes place to-day for a
Judge in the place of Judge Parker, to NOR.
row.
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FOR ruU YlastSiAS
COUNTY COURT SYSTEM.

This meeting sess. Win unspe,hlblc regrst aud n
ln Tint the sPirt Of - arm approaches without tie
least conjunction or dread TIM ntriDa tble
and most usedll par ri our institutions -. tttyaa
from kt,gFs Substitute.
"rhc Justices ofthe infarior courts 0re selcr1assa
"art for hifud pfrPeiuafs tAsv urn ba3e ~ success
sfon 'prcrCri 80 Tia afnn once possessing llssIf Of
The hcnch Of county, m never Dee broken up hHt hold
their county "a ehaiu forever mil ouhlc-I Extract
from NJ. Jeterson's litter 70 :. hsrrherol 20.
Let the ABOVE contradictory views be tested BY
facts.
lnan adjoining county four brothers have held
the office Of magistrate for a number of wears
two Of them have been HIGH ,hcrhS aud third
Is now high sheriff; having under him four dep
uucS who are his nephews. One Of the fonr
brothers has a son-in.law who is a magistrate,
and the husband Of their ncice is also "a maeis-
trate, besides that, they have other connexions
on the bench. One Of the brothers was many
years delegate Of he county, n for ono term a
senator from the District Another, is now Il
delegate, and a third IS colonel IN the mlhtia--
the fourth beng high sheriff as aforesaid The
husband of their niece, besides being a naels-
tr8.e has nteo tof several years (uunl thu nc
% Oh, IT. e@ttrs from In county and also a colo
nc In Us lnl,tt. ,ti'''n thc po,t year, a ~
caary occurred in the Glarl.ship ct tic County
by Oh" ]ralh ot a z afiemll who had filled it ior
taI a century. One Of thc nephows (noW dep.
uit slcrlh) was n candidate, as we'll qualified 10
ocrforn the duties nj, thc o,Ero a. an, ne,son
who'll, incxne,5e,sed ,o,,Il hc I'm, ce,t,,nIv
not recommended saber hy nr,ct,c,l nras,ra.
no, mr. cle,nrof,ry stnaios Inv th.,r d,sca,Yga -
lie received Il or yoTcs II i believed Tins for.
aid ,IJc ,r,il,. n,.,,-o al ,,,,o, ,,,1 -
,,,, ,,.rco,n1 oai, ~. ,,,. ,,,,. ,lonre 81 a,ar
.t,,,,,i, r,inei,ls lib ob;crt,,n,bIo y =, 81
a..odit,,,, Josrent ofo0;co r,,. , son af tba
tl,,, 1,l 10
TL.s, ,.,,,,,,,i.s an, r,,. e., ,,,,, I'D, =, +,
sa;.;, l,..,gss ,,,sros.,,, IA,
9Th, ,,rnt,t,an ,lt,I,J ,o-.i,,, lo,,,,so ;ll,s
,,,o, is Ga ,,ob ,,of,,.,hlc ,o ',.,.,,,,,ont and
in ttis case the writrr coocriyod oat he lad
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14
NOTICE.

ZRUITioN \ seHaai Ill omen in Am
- horst County. s=eDntY ot iynchsurg
- eanmrure III January. l-,7, under Tn
titlon ul hr. eaaafl HARRISON, al AiHe.
marie County, Va comfortable aud sniI.
able aOu'e Will In b5d az provided, ~ n
healthy aud crnlfal flaeF, 10 embrace tie
whole UcishDpraoed Ia tbs school, wilt
of nlsbt Reading Ntaiug, Eogl,,h Gfan,.
mar, pn Grerulfat> plsh. Arihurtie. Run.
ments ct Mathematics, aua Geoemphy. viii
Naps, aus what may he useful Ia the Eas-
ish tongue.
Alr tlarrisan. i II fentlenan uf coed mef-
! character OF ahuuI Il war ofape, nbarf
sevfn years piae ~ Irchiug IA town md
country WIN msenabtlily, he requires a
specified snm II h. uair up tor him as II
salary, IN Whatever Wy may be nrrnmmo-
dstug To the eiiaens, III their various rir.
GnnStdnces aud his having had frequent
ocgasions Ia teach Il Grammar school IN "
~ respectable iamllirz. well qualities hun,
- teach both mali mud frmale children
From the acquaintance aud recommendation
ot Mr.. u. Tor lnore than twelve months
pes' have been nj same pain 80 invite Inn
10 this place Is teacher aud doubt not from
his expeditions modr at learning, il will he
10 the interest of the ne tHhorhuod, aud SUI
IA can board hair children, 10 potronse the
school atiIn MEAD
Dee. ID. tr2lo
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5ll9 pri2cs.--lsqI blanlts.

PiIce otuehcr B aud sbaras m proportion.
MODE or DRAWING All the uI#ihrra VII be pi IN
The wheel usual a the pfil 3b1tr three dollars aiiI
be- pun iu uo puze-wbaa aud tlr8su Out opposite lie
Hnoie body at numbers. The FIRST avn number vii do
r5e tho fac II the 1900 three aoEu priIo, rs follows
IN wi. Should hr uua Of the hrs i've thousand Nun
he's, that 20 say any 4her nom So to 0pp iaeln-
ssr All tlnsn nuuibc Wi hr rptflrd % three dollars
EACH Should It be on OF the lat five t'ousiud number
tla b. 1y from No,5,00i 10 i0lJ1 inclusive then ali
t8ose numbers wi" al like Hianaef, be- ntit,.d - tree
dollar each Those who hold two cltct, one ~ ye aud
one hrlov joOJ must of course draw OAL, md may
draw JHREE prizes.
III. laNug san take place the 10th ofJan, next under
tlr f.utcud'nre Of the following -'rtleuen Judge
Nn. Daniel, ChisNel Dabncy, \ Ipa4rl, ! g. masm,
john BtIor.., David g. hurrcil, Nm. MKinncy, Vim.
" Aoael, George AhitIoe1e, JOHN W Bagyr, Am
mon Hmc0ck, Robert kyle, James l.. Caytor, Iesse
Hrrison, AcaJuh Dasis Collin iHriurr ~ ll T-irher,
Jahn Wis, JOIN HaHeock aud JOIN c. Mncr Esqrs. .
Jr Orders from distance IA, uia, post paid or pr,-
yale convoy rce, enclosing the Cash Prize Tickets
viii meet tine most prompt all nlion If '.iresscdt 10
AUG. LEF1NICU
Oct ~ Manager.
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Dec IA

NJ URSUANr to a decree Of the Superior
K Court Of Chantery, for the District Of
Lypchburg, pronounced on The ooh day Of Ny,
1920, ina suit then Il reldne 10 the suii court,
wherein Richd. Tyre Is Pt. -. Jun.s Ncyball
aud others Dcits The nndrrsanod Alashsl af
the said superior Court will on Friday the l2th
day Of January neKt, II far, If not, the ncxt far
day thereafter (Snnddvs excepted proceed 10
sell, 10 the highestbIdder for ready money, on
the premises part Of Lot No. 81, in the plm Of
the town Of Lynchhurgl aud bounded as follows.
TO Wit: Beginning atthc junction Of third street
and seventh alley aud running thence with the
line Of third street, \. ". ninety feet, thence at
right angles and parallel~ith seventh alley, y
T.. sixty.six feet, thence alright angles aud par.
allclwuh third street 5. l.. ninety feel h. -.
venth alley and thence with said alley, s. "
si.ly-six feet to the beginning.
l. A HOLCONBE. NJ.
Dec II. cl,yle
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MARRIED, on Tuesday evening the 9Th inst.
by the Rev Dr. Leach the Roy JOSIAH COLE.
to the alniablo Mss SUSANNA WALLACE, all
of the town Of Lynchbnrg.
-, on the 23d Nov, by the Rev. Jas Read,
Mr.. CLAIBORN PORTER, to the amiable Miss
SARAH EARLY, daughter of the Rev. Abner,
Early, of Campbell.
-, on Wednesday evening, the Doth
nit. ny the Rev Dr. Abercromhie, Mr.. DA.
VID KYLE, OF Virginia, merchant, 10 Miss
HARRIET slaughter OF John WetherilI OF
Chalkley Hall, county of PhiladeIphia.
Phil aurora.
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MORE SHOES.

IfENIY CARLTON N 60. uavo inqt re-
IA cc,yed u further sappiy al Bouts, shoe,
q =. OF the best quality a01 Of superior Wark-
s.ansh,r Anutg them mu} Toe found
lad,e, Plan PauneIla slippers, thrk solts
do. do Snaps d..
do. FieH do 5Apprrs, with g with.
ont Heels
do. Cul' andiBlaek simle eilk 1inpcrs
do. Black Nofacco and Sea.skru Walklna
Shoes
do. d.. ID Upper, with and with.
ont Heels
Misses Black frlnelln aud Nororco slippers
hendcmrpr Fine Shoes and Boolces Isl p
and 81 qualities
do. D1nclng Pump. (VHry lighD
d.. over shoes, do. Boots, from 3 Ia g.
hrn's coarse Shoes aud Bioaau t--Bns inf
aud coarse Saues aud B1ogau ~ omen's
Leather Shoe', all qnlifies Plantation
Rroguos, Ohe be we EYER hNj) \ pEelher
With at Skins. kttn's mako-Lin,ug aud
Bm.u. okircrs--Hrd lcllow aud
fmp - nr5ccn skins-.Sole Leph,r--Lasts
ofaIi Ne -1 hor -yarntah-~hsanid
al,lP7.lc Eiaclne=- 5hos Brushes--Leltel,
Nu,ol ou' Wrapping Paper
AlSo, One Case Of Richmond made
Boofs on consignment
D. n c9wirtg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

rluHaUANr to decree of the Superior
Corrtol Chancefy ior he district Of Lynrli-
burg, pronounced on tac Dist day OF Oct re-.
IN two suits then depending IN the said court.
wherein Elisha klier IS pltf vs.. Peggy BRYANT
aod others Defts. aud Wil1am Ryan aud others
ptf. vs.. Peggy BRYANT aud others Dcns The
undersigned Marshal Of the sad superior
Court OF Chancery, will. on Tuesday the 235d day
ofJanuary next iffair not, the next far day
thereafter Sundays eHcepted) proceed 10 sell, 10
the highest bidd r, IN the premises, On credit
ofone and Two yen a tact Jfiand, IN Nelson
County, on winch Peggy Bryant resides, contnin-
ing 2lOacres, mote ol less, subject to The dow.
or OF said cgEy Bryant The purchaser living
bond and security To- the purchase money AID
the tile retained unll the payment ofthr sane
IA HOLCONBE, NJ.
Dec. IA. cIwlp
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Cor. Tiers MewGge.-Wc promised, las
vcck, to make some remarks on Gov Tyler
Message to the Virginia Legislature. But, w
know not that it is necessary. To say that it i
81 able document lone which reflects grea
credit on the Governor, and Of which the STATE
Icsentiment, long ago and universally express
81. And, we think we hazard nothing in 4
vyging that his views of our State policy vii
meet with the almost unanimous appreciation o
.Aepeople EdRrate the peopie-where fortune
Has denied individuals the means, let the STATE
supply them and let il not waste It's bounty
by an miudcious management of the funds de
'p'cd to that purpose, but so regulate their dis
Qoiai as to ensure due return of benefit--sch
are the leading features ofthe first head of the
ho7einor Message; and ii appears to us that
would only De necessary to state the PROPOSE
IONS In the simple style we have adopted, 10
insure FOL them universal attention, and the con.
4'ilcnt reflection Of every man in the commu
MY It IS become a quite haci>nied proyerh
o1' freedom is safe IN proportion as the people
sfe enlghtened, aud We shall not therefore say
N1f'' 'od1H, rom want Of room as much as
''" OF inclination, on this part ofthe Message
\ D" Content ourselves with referring the reader
H " me Governors conclusive and eloquent re-
h marks
weed we add perfume to the violet. by en-
'"'o'iag toimpress upon The people the justice
''''' lyler's views on the subject of internal
Il F0'emeni Surely it cannot be necessary.
-'N is duty which derives force from consi-
"'as OF interest as well as pridc.-1hc ac.
'in'dme"t ofthe great works 10 which he nj.
'''' "'iIe At viii bring us nearer to the proud
'''oh attained by many ofour Sister States.
'1'fe' than our own in existence. and Ger
''F "'f possessing superior natural adyanta-
a , ''"onsh they have outstppcd us so far
81 ''a'eh OF prosperity, will enable US to add
su 70 PRINCIPLE, IN o'w objections to the
n G. '4'o's o. the federal government If the
f., IN saas'y the demands of the people
VIII cut fauaIs and improve roads-if
NJ ,e wa @seari the local CONSIDERATIONS which
81 .. '"o degrade them as well as larger bo.
t.. "'eY VIII give life to the resources, which
81 '"a' q avenues TO market, lie dnr,nan;
nm "''' own bosoms, then they may, with
II w., ''afe' tel the general government, 1--WE
a '' g2fr interference" Then, TOO, they
- 'a''aer, and not object theoretically to
spr ~, .''''s Of powers to-day, which ggsferdag
n he. 'a.n'ly petitioned for, Then, the works
a NV states may commence, Che Dismal
a - o'aai' for ipstance,) need not look to
a MA government for pecmiary aid to
No. ''N tue finishing stroke" as the Coy
,,, No. wa iandHhle State pride so Justly la
fiji. Ut psea found to be necessary. But.
,,.. 4s''e OF consistcncy-n the name of
i'f'he name of self-interest. We be
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y DMlNISTRATOR'9 sALE.--Wia be
-rsA sold at public auction on the 10Th day
Of January, 1927, at the late residence OF
Edmund Tate, dec. All the stock, Crop, &c.
Household and Kitchen furu:lurc, Plania.
ION Utensils, a set Of Blark smiths Tools,
AID mary other articles useful and valuable
Terms made known on the day of sale
CALVIN fAIE, Admir-.
Of Edmund I'ate, dec
Dec, IA. ctdsl9