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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-08

6 gam MI enter my fathers hall
Again be the g.yc,t and glatllt>t Of AL
Like thc falcon that soar, at her highest bounl
Though her bosom bear in it lis red death ound
But what boots it to teach my heartat1,k
SO Vain weeping behind mask,
Broken, 'lt 'r'N luns 70 hide,
Little It rccLs ot he Slow OF pride.
" VIII ,In.'c hring back to ny lips is RED
Or the azure light from MY blue eye fled
ItIacc from Tie faded brow and check,
The tale that tells ny heart must break
" 10 vill AWAY to ny Solitude
And hang n! head N my dmkcncd mood
Passing aNay, with silent Sigh,
ihknown unvcpt, and tius viii die
=" Farewell, farewell have bat one pt;,1t
! hat no thought ..,y haunt thee Of ny d4>p.,r:
BE NY memory g thee pleasant thing,
An odour ilIat cane and past with thy spring
Forget mel would not have thee know
Of th. :outii and bloom Thy ta!scness laid low
That tx green grass grows, the expresses wave,
Mud the death stone lies ON thy cncc loves grave -
The following lines were found written Oh blank
Leaf of the "Last of the Mohica,, = Which We
presume were suggested hl reading the burial o.
Jnc"s and Cora Rpchc>tcf .Mti2a.
WHY DO My BROTHERS MOURN
His spirit has gone Hl.crt the burning sun
Retire, Nttn the t'tii\ course is r,ll,---
10 the l,un'inr grounds Of III, brave and Good,
Where deer ac found il, tn, chl>-;: flood
Where the trees are green, and the waters bright
And no Huron comes to blast his 5: gii,
She too has gonc thc maiden far
It'll the piercing eye, and raven h.ir-
She'll dread no more the hostile clan
That roam thy duk shuetS uorican--
But Oft from the Hunters eve VIII How
\ tear, for Tie form t:,t ,f,.rs II. low
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-08
rE"M TIE LIrEnARY SOUVENIR.
TIE FORSAkEN.


:" dreamed dream, that had flung cham
OF roses around Lovc,-i woke, and found
had chained SorroW." L. Ell
- have cau.h, the last wave Of lis snow White
How fast tonight closes the evening gloom'
have heard tie last sound Of his horses feet -
Oh, wind once more ,lc echoes repeat
" should not weep thus if thou vert gone
Away TO the battle as Oft thou has done
or If wept, my tears would BE-
iiut yoiCc!css q SONS for thee
" Thou vert wont to part my scarf on thine ann,
Ny last kiss lajl on thy bps Ike a charm
could pray, and believe that tllS madcn's PRAYER
Would he th thee in battle, and guard thee there
" But HOW thou ait gone to the festival,
To the crowded city, the lighted hail.
In the courtly Dc;sutl' 5 shining bower,
Little thou'l think of thine own wild flower.
" Thou wilt ioin in The midnight saraband,
With thy graceful smile, and thy whisper bland
And to many another thou wilt be
All thou once were to only me.
81 might have known What would be my share
silent suffering, and secret care
mSht have known my Woman's part
faded cheelsand a rfled heart.
@ Often I'd read in the minstre-tale.
How bright eyes grow dim, and red lips pale
OF the tears that wall the fond niaiden's lot,
But loved thee, and all but my love forgot
" And must this be- oh, heart of mine
Why art thou not too proud to pine
Again will wreathc my raven hair,
Win red-rose flowers 1t was wont to wear;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

with the care of foreign relation aud of the public
interest connected therewt supposes him intimately
acquainted with all those interests and therefore pos
sesed OF the means of forming correct opinion of the
measures conducive TO their advancement. This Cpl
mon though not binding authority is vet, thiuk.
entitled to much weight we'll 20 much respect, in
our deliberations. We have the Executive opinion in
this case, under circumstances that eoe it to pccu
liar consideration The credit of the Government,
in the estimation of all those nations, is in degree
connected with the adoption of this measures and that
estimation ought not, in my opinion. lightly TO be for
ieited nor unnecessarily impaired. hope, therefore,
that the resolution reported by the committee will moi
be adopted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

Resolced dy Tie General 4ssesl5ly That the Execu
tive be, and they hereby requested IN pursuance of
the recommendation of the Board OF Public Works TO
open correspondence With the Governments Of the
United States and of the States of Ohio Indiana aud
kentucky for the purpose OF obtaining their co-u
ton, III ei!sc:rg extension of the National Road
from the Chic TO Fort Cumberland, far as Wnchcs
Ter; AMI uniting by short and improved PORTAGE the
James Ever.n
Agreed To ay The two Houses, ed February. 1911
The Recommendation OF the Board Of pch, Works
referred il the preceding resolution makes report
of the President and Directors tn the General Assem-
bly,, transmitted 10 the House of Delegates BY the Go
vernon of Virginia, on the 18TH Deconbeer 1876 and
consists Of the following rrragra pls:
"Ihcrc scvcra objects within the ecoDe of the
system devised by the General Assembly for The improve
ent OF the interior of Virginia, which in the present
state of her wealth and population i IS beyond ;Lc
reach OF her unassisted ability 10 accomplish but which
ueng equally interesting to her sister States it NAV not
be improper to further BY their CO operation.
'Such is the contemplated connection aboy mention
ed between the Eastern and cs;arn waters; by ex
tending the navigation of James River 10 Durlaps
Creek; and constructing Ordinary Turnpike from
thence to the falls of henhawH, iron rail way a
cross The Allegheny, and along the vales of Gteenbr
er, and New Rivers. TO the same point.
"Of less magnitude, but OF like utility is The extcn-
sion OF the ned States road from Wheeling 20 w in
chester; hy which with the aid OF the Companies alrea
dy 'ncorpora ed IN Virginia. permanent highway would
be completed from the scat of the fulera government
10 the River Ohio.
'The Board OF Public Works ~ leave therefore.
TO recommend il TO the General Assembly To invite the
co operation OF The Governments OF the United States
and of tie States OF henmc!y and Ohio, in the accom-
plisliment OF those Objects"
The members present at the Board, when ;he renorp
from which tho preceding paragraphs extracted was
adopted, consisted of the Governor, Attorney General
and Treasurer of the Commonwealth: and Of the follow
ing persons, who annually elected by the General
Assembly, AleXandet Smyt, Lewis Summers. and ohm
StocIy, from the District West OF the Blue Ridge:
Cherries T. Mercer, and William J. Lewis from the
District between tic Blue Ridge and tide water; and
litt!e'on Waller Iazewei ana John Mercer from the
District ON tide water
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

N'N' OStAiNalN SStF GUS
c. r.. Mercer,
Alfred III. PoweU,
Ihon'aS Nc,cton,
UIiti"nt .iy'msiroag,
JOS. johnson,
I'm. .Smiit,
Bea i'cDha Estili,
,Io5R S. Barbour,
.SGmwet +. FmioH,
Daniel Pope Cco'c,
.(ohn u. CumpbeH,
Nm. .ucLc0n,
Il. .Saerrrf.
$. &. KsccAs,
!. LmcrcHcc,
.Josei,h Pence,
jus. Cla,-i',
IhoS. .TeicaJs.
Robert =. Letciior.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

WAR DEPARTMENT., April l. 1926.
CENT EaGEN: Your letters OF the 2Dth and o8th of
March, addressed to the President Of tie United States
requesting reconnaissance TO be mace with vcw 10
the extension OF the Cumberland Road 10 tide water in
nc District OF Columbia, have been referred 10 this DE
Partnen in answer thereto, have the honor 20 inform
YOU, that have already gwen directions 10 the Eng
near Department to detail officers for that service and
that they will he ready 10 their oncratons at
this place on the 25t instant, at any other point that
NAV be determined upon thereafter as they can
reach il from this place
have the honor to be, gentlemen, very respectfully
your obedicut servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
&c. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
CORRESPONDENCE

Between certain Members OF Congress and the Executive uI
the United States respecting the extension of the Cum
hcriand Road, eas;ward!y TO the tide OF the Poto-
mac River
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
yyAsa1rcro%. March Or. 1926.

SIR The undersigned, Members Of the Congress Of
the United States respectfully request that competent
Engineers of the United States, may he directed to
explore, and report the survey and estimates of the
shortest and best route for extension of the Cumber-
land Road from some suitable point thereon, TO the
tide water of the river Potomac, within the District OF
Columbia.
We are, Sir, very respectfully, your obedien. SER
wants.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
Dapjd TiTmJ1e,
". s. Youag,
II. y. LeicAe,..
EiiStn UHiiiiesey,
John Itooc's,
fumes .TOhDco,1

Il d7HeS johnson

The President Of lie United States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21


ALEXANDRIA, April l8.-7'hc Panama question IS
still under discussion in the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
ana bids fair from present appearances 70 continue so
for many days. 1t was supposed at one time t!at Mr.
McLane would conclude the debate, but scvera! gen
Neinen have spohen since, and learn tnat many
others are prepared and determined deliver their sen
tmcns. 1t is the belief of some however that the
Resolution will he laid the table on Thursday and
Tie appropriation bill taken UP on Monday.
Picnic.
ion; resolution, fixing the ed dav of Nav for te
adjournment OF the present session of Congress was
passed on Saturday, BIZ both Houses and has now the
force Of Jaw. The House of Representatives will
meet at 10 O'Clock, i. NJ during the remainder Of Tic
Session. rb
Richmond, Ky. .Mpcb 81. The last Commentator
informs US that the Grand Jury for Franklin county
has found true bill against ERoHosat o. BrArcut,r
TOR The murder Of Col Sharp The testimony is said TO
bave been stronger before The Grand Jury than it was
before the Magistrates that committed him.
lie case otIsAAc B. DEsHA, is continued to the
June term Of the Harrison Court
Mr. WIRr, lately appointed Professor of Law in the
University Of iTginia has notified the Rector and VII
5Hors That he declines accepting the appointment Mr..
!'oNAH distinguished member Of the Fredericksburg
par has since been invited 10 fill The vacant chair and
II Is understood that he W III ACCEPT the invitation The
high rank which this gentleman holds as scholar and
juFist warrants the expectation that he will discharge
De duties OF this important PTofssorsbip with much a.
putty and with advantage 70 hose who NAV attend his
lectures rT,yf,.,i r,l-sBs
We learn from The Philadelphia Gazette, that the
New Steam Boat Line between Philadelphia and Nor
oik' will commence running in the Middle Of May.
Both the boats destined for this line are launched and
are now hitting Up in superior style. Il is intended tat
this line snail open communication by the dre1i route
between Philadelphia and the towns on the line coast
as low down as Wilmington, y. {.
S7mmeT'Hr-Tb There is an establishment now IN sue
tT-f,
Tor correcting ImpedmeDts Of spcec..0 By the plan
therein pursued, persons have been in short time cured
Of tie most nvee-ate habits Of stammcriuc and have
5cen enabled &c "or7eyso vi'a csse and lacii:~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

The Vrcs;dcn; o. Tic Z. STAT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

&c committed a capital error when we stated that
the judiciary Bill" had passed the Senate without
aIncndment-Such was The information gi.en US Sa-
urday; but we since learn that an amendment suiciy
entity important IN ITS character TO leopard tie final pas
sage Of The bill made by that body The original
Bill provided that The Seventh Judicial Circuit should
consist OF ihe Districts Of Ohio Indiana and Illinois
and the Eighth Circuit, of tie Districts OF Kentucky
and Missouri. The amendment of the Senate changes
this arraDGoment-throwine Ohio and Kentucky into
the Seventh and Indiana Illinois, and Missouri into the
Eighth Circuit. Il s said That tie arrangement made
Dy the Senate viii render toe bill nearly If not entire
y, imperative upon Ohio and Kentucky, there being
more business in these States than any one Judge can
possibly attend to- which circumstance constituted ono
Of tie principal grievances intended 70 be redressed
10 tfc7Se - representatives Juttog Or VIZ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-30
Land for Sale.

yGfAViNG removed TO Richmond, the sub
III scrber wishes TO sell his Plantation,
situate in Campbell county, on Beaver
creek II contains five hundred and thirty
nine Acres, about one half cleared. lis To-
cal situation adds mnch to lis value, being
situated Immediately on the road leading
from Lynchburg 10 Campbell Courthouse,
eight miles from the former and four from
the Inter, and is good stand for House
of Entertainment. Person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing, are requested TO call on Mr.. John
Seay, who lives on the premises and will
show them shall sell this land on Tues
day the 9Th Novembea next, together with
tour or FIVE Negroes, the crop OF Corn, Rye,
Nc. the stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs
Household and Kitchen Furniture, plai,iation
utensils, &c Terms at sale which will be
conducted by Mr. John r. ID. Payne, auo.
tioneer. JOHN GARTH.
Oct. 8. ctds9
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yES uNAway, from J. wickhsm's r'sniaii. |

y0 UNAWay, from J. wickhsm's rlsniaii.
III on, Middle Quarter, Tuekahoe, ia the
county OF IIenrico, Negro Boy, named liz
iy, abou, J years old he Is likely and intel
ligenf, his features are round and well form
ed. His repuied Father, Sam Wright, free
negro, is said TO reside in Lynehbufg or 10 be
there frequently aud, as the boy ran away
and was taken up in Lynchbnrg year or
two since, il is probable he may now he III
thai place OF the neigliborhood he went of
the last time about the month Of April last.
reward OF thirty dollars will be paid 10
any perssn who will deliver him TO John H..
Jennings, the overseef at Middle Quarter, on
James River, opposite Finnie's coal pits
JNO. WtCkHAM.
Oct O. te6wla
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YIw DOONSe

rfsHE subscribers have Just received by The
l. latest arrivals from Philadelphia the
following books.
The life of VIM. Pinkney, by Henry
Wheaton. in vol.
Brambletye House or the Cavaliers,
and 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 Wavefly,
Crusaders, in wis.
Tales ofthe Wild aud Wonderful, in l
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat
ment of Diabetes. Calculus and other al
fectoos of urinary organs, by WIN. Prout,
in vol.
A Treatise on the arrangements ot the
liyer, internal organs and nervous system,
by james Johnson, in vol.
The True Masonic Chart or Hierogly-
phic Monitor, by X. Jeremy, l.. Cross,
GIL.
TheiTempal's Chart or Hleroglyphic
Monitor, by J. l.. Gross.
The Life of the Rt. Hon. Richard Brins-
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunts of the Morning and Evening
Prayers and Communion service, rs sung
at ST. James's Church, Philadelphia.
New Universal Gazetteer or Geogra
phical Dictionary, by Jedediah and Rich
ard C.. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
new edition.
Walkers Key TO the Classical Pronun-
citation of Greek, Latin, and scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, new 'edi-
ton.
Morse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude
Ossiau's Poems,
Thompson's Seasons,
| Beauties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Godsmith's Essays,
| Lady of the Lake,
Young, Night Thoughts,
| Robinson Crusoe,
| Grimshaw's United States, with CUES
tons and Answers.
Prayer Books in common and gilt bind
lug.
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. &c.
| All of which he will sell low for cash.
c. A. WTTHERS.
July IS.
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L'oR SALE the LANYARD at New

4 Glasgow, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Charles l.. Barrett, together with commodi.
Gus dwelling house, kitchen, smoke.house
and other out houses. There is attached to
this establishment but little short of four A.
cres of Land, all enclosed, together with a
bout 40 watts, and bark sufficient 10 work the
yard for some time To come This situation
is believed to be one of the best for the re-
ceptlon of country hides in Virginia Pos
can be had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first of December next. Any per-
son wishingt to purchase such property will
do well to call aud see it, as great bargain
may be had. MIR Barrett, OF New Glasgow,
will show the property, aud is authorised to
stpulate for the same. JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 3. ts92
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JOHNSON'S
EIi.kOUS POW DEN.

nlIiiS Medicine rs not offered TO The
1 Public, % y Faagcca. but As Cathar.
tic admirably adapted 10 the removal OF
bile nc heing fully equal IN this respect TO
Calomel, and superior 90 any other phlBa-
tiYeiH uee.
Its peculiarly adapted to Bilious aud In.
1am,na,ory disrasUs may be used III all ca.
ses Nhoru this class of Remedies Is ndmissi-
bile, may be repeated as often rs such medl.
cines are necessary, with perfect safety
dors not nauseh;c unless the stomach Is load.
ed with Bile aud does not require the pa
trent to eonhne himself TO any particular
rules, during It's operation.
Those t,ersous whose constitutions pave
been Injured. by an impropernse OF mercury,
or are nerbidly susceptible OF its influence,
will End Il the hest known substitute las Il
Cnihariic.) Tor Chlomel
Il is believed 10 le "A preventive Of the Bill
ions Complaints o( our climate, If one dose
(mare ii necessarily be iakon occasionally,
or as snnn NJ general feelings OF mdiToi.
ton, attended with bitter Taste 10 the mouth,
fnre1 Tongue, &c. announce the approach OF
disease
II viii be found valuable Fcbrifuge aid
Aperieni medicine III small discs.
II contains no mercury, and may he safely
given uudersny oircnmstancesto women, OF
children.
Prepared and sole wholesale and retail,
by the Proprietor,
DoCI.JAMES COOKE, Druggist.
Fredericksburg, Ia.
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Yrl UNAWAY, from the subscriber, on the
81 morning Of the 18th inst. a negro man
named PETER, about 20 years old, large and
over Common height, somewhat light com
pected, ,nrge white eycs--he got away from
under the lash, and is without chothes, hat,
or shoes, excep, pantaloons.
II is probable he will aim to get TO Lynch
burg, as he gct there several times when he
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
owner. will pny any person $50 who will
deliver him To me in Pitisylvania, II miles
north of Milton, n. c. or $40 il secured in
any jail. WILLIAM HI. SHELTON.
August 90. ts7
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MENUS Anu-Dyspeptic Elixir an
~ Infaible remedy for the cure OF DXS-
PERSIA, commonly called Indigestion
in its most complicated forms such AS pal
piiation Of the hear, sickness Of the siom-
ach, hatulency aud moving OF wind in the
bowels, cosliyeness, pain in the pit OF the
stomach, loss of appetite, helching up sour
water from The stomach, Iowness OF spirits,
aud general weakness otthe whole system.
Tina above medicine can be had only al the
subscribers Drug and Medicine establish.
mcnt-prce z 40 cents per bottle.
WALTER II MIDDLETON.
August II. Opposite the Post ONCE
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trSg Received by DAVID aud ko-
81 SER ENLE, several packages eeess, =,
4fr, 81 isafr the follaw7ng Articles, '"f,
At ...- Ct.fei and fancy to'ofeo
e. Il. far tienllrnen's ffaeks
acx.e, G.4ll.inea's Beaver aad tnr h"'s
z 10 Boy W. W.
BIZ. 6g'd I'D shaded Silks.
sI,se glk, Nsndarine aud Canton Grape
Robes
4 few pieces do, elegant fsaes eo'ers
9 Cases Cai,cses
. goxes fashionable GanEe Rihhons :.
A ELEGANT assortment ef Tortoise Shell
Tack and Side Combs
Thread a gobbinet Laees
A few aieces Belt Ribb"n
Ladies' DIX. and white English sIlk olo'es
Genilenrn's do 10 uo'
Dlk. white and pink Grape Leeee
C.se beat Sinrhew Umbrellas
do Bingham do
G,ntlcmee's Woodstock Gloves, First quail.
Sat,inett. and Manchester Cords
bed Tickings L. Plaid Domesiics lndlge
Aoroa aud furniture Cheeks. } c0l0rs
81. a., aud Cd brown and bleached Do
lnrsllrs
Pain, striped and fg'd Jaconet Muslins
snail Case Jaconet Cambries, superior
article
Colered Marseilles Vcsiings
Pieces superior White do.
4 Turks Ladies black Moiocco Shoes q
I do. do. do. Prunella do.--drst
sl,le
g Pieces black Italian Butrstrlng
d. bltce Mode
S Pieces Gpulemee's Silk Vesiings, aou-
BE eh1tn
Gents black Italian Luiestring Gravais
Also. several articles IN the Sadlery Line,
Consisting Of
d3zrn Superb IIogskins
Bfau Bits, double and slngle rein
spdog Slirrup Irons, full pate
i'h AID half plate PLAIN do.
Bocsies, Slides AID Rnier Buckles
Worstcd and Cotton Weddings
An assortment of Gig and Riding Whips
n. u. Among other articles, ! Case Ger
man Anchor Boiling Cloths, of very supe-
sioi ialnlc.
The above articles are new and well Sc
iected, and will be offered at prices nnusu-
ally low. sept. l.
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GROCERIES.

ON as gnnd terms us can he had in tins mar.
kei, confdcni they are well bought hut viii
not PROMISE on better, or cheaper consisting
In part Of
Best Oiled sacks of Salt, twilled sacking
Sugar aud Coffee of diifereat qualities
n, Orleans and w |. Molasses
Mould and sperm csadles, As to S's
Jurpeptinc aud transparent SOAP
Guupo~der and Imperial Tea, IRE III
Cut and wrought Nails and hrads
Patent Balances. with aud without frames
Window Glass, : BY 10, n 10 by l2,- & putty
SmlthGeld aud mountain Bacon, which will
engage 10 furnish by the season
New Msckerel aud Horrlngs
Few casks ofrich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners OH
Suffolk Tar, l. Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, CreCkery, GLASS; u
Earthen Ware
Blind, SHUTTLE aud Carb Brides
Collars, wagon, carr and gig Whips
Hacks hest and common Segars
Mems and boys wooi and fur Hats
Salt Petre Chamber salts, Mustard
A.spice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. I Nader &
Capreras
from, German aud bistered Steel
Genuine Madeira aud Malaga Mint
london and philsdel phia Porter
Cotton Sheeting aud Stirring, osna' urgs
3D. and 1 10 point Blankets
500 h. beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 bbls. OF Cider
For which will receive any kind of pro.
dnce brought to this market at The tesi,cash
prices. NATI1L. WINSTON.
nsr,h 90 ts62
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FOR SALE.

VINE subscriber wishes to sell his House
- and Lot at amherst Courthouse, and if
not previously disposed of, will be sold to
the highest bidder on the first day of Novem-
Der Court next, that being the third Monday
in the month. THIS property is well calcu-
lated for mechanic, either Sadler, Shoema-
ker or Taylor, neither of whom is now at this
place, aud considerable demand for the work
Of all. Terms accommodating and made
known on the day of sale.
CHAS. 7. TALIAFERRO.
Uct12. cptdslo
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Union Society,

II conformity to an act of the Legislature
~ OF virginia, entitled" An Act incorpora-
ting Literature and Library company in the
town OF Lynchburg, passed the 10th day of
February, 1920, am directed publicly, ;" TO
no'ny The members of the Lynchburg Union
society that they are required TO meet Cat tue
nsuai honr) at their Hall, on the first Thurs
nay IN NOV next, TO transact certain bnsi-
ness prescribed by the Constitution and Bye
Laws of said Society. RICH. II. TOLER,
n. Secretary.
orh -" rim23