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threw himself back into the earrisge. ex
pecting, M Doubt, ihtt, after having I ID
his name aud errand, he would b. AT liner
~ To proceed. Judge of his astonshment
when Giuseppe, placing two Of his men or
each side Of the carriage, told him thai b,
wa. the very person be wanted thai. fnr
a thousand crOwas. he would not allUw him
to proceed a step further on his road but
that, As he fell the highest possible respect
for his Holinrss and his Hon. Secretary 81
far from treating him with di,rrspecl, hf
would Immediately take him To- his Owl
residence, and make him welcome. Sig
nor Sppnfinl wished IN argue against such
y proceeding but II Was 10 VAIN. Gins-p-
pc ordered his men To drive 10 the mohn-
tain, and, at the mountain, they soon arrls-
cd. The Secretary, on entering the ca
vrrn. considered himself AZ a lost man. bat
Giuseppe soon comforted him. Your fate
AID mine, said he. are in your hands. II
you will consent IN d. what shall request
the palace his Holiness himself could mol
AFFORD you safer retreat than This will
prove; bnf # you rtfnsp, all the wealth md
all The power, Of his Holiness, could not
say. you from instant death. What | wish
~ thi-: To write that You and the lmpor-
tant documents whirh YOU have with you.
are now in my hands. and that both YOU
and they will have ceased To exist in three
days. unless his Holiness sends mr IN his
oten hand crttlng, promise Of pardon for
myself and my men, and a sufficient PEN
sion In saable my wife and myself 10 live
like honest people in an humble, but rrspec-
"a bio manner Giunnr Cn,,ti,; ,,,.hua IN,
represent that hut Giuseppe
stopped him: have no time 10 lose, said
he, In arguing with you; have formed
my resolution, take yours; here arr pens,
ink and paper, and here, he addrd laying
his hand on his belt, with look that chill
ed the poor Signor's blood with horror, here
is pistol shall return in an hour if the
letter IS not then written, your doom is
sealed. II will be readily believed that on
Glnseppe's return the letter was prepared
Ia man WAS Immediately sent with il, and
the expiration ofthe three days was proba-
hly expected with as much anxiety by Ca
Uterine Il her husband, as by Signor Spon-
tint. On the morning of the third day,
however, Az answer was received, stating,
that the Roman Government complied
with the terms proposed by Giuseppe, who,
knowing that such arrangements are not
only common in Italy, but always strictly
adhered To, immediately repaired to Rome.
A lodging was given him 10 the citadel, un-
I'll suitable place was found for his resi-
dence. and the amount Of his pension fixed.
This was done shortly after; aud the
writer of this little history saw, few
months ago, Catherine, who, rrconclIed
with her father, said, she nov felt complete
ly happy, s,uce she could now think of her
husband without fear and without shame.
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Mr.. Carter, in one Of his Letters iron
Europe. gives the following account Of hi
visit TO "the tomb Of the noble poet -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
SENNNO GLASS.
Virginia Iiteratarr | 0ttery.
$500 DOLLARS
1000 DOLLARS
$40 DOLLARS
$50 OOnnA25

Besides numerous prize OF 100, 80, %.
&. *. to be drawn tn I'm day IF Nay
next, m Lynchburg andaH Ae prizes pug
abb IN CGsh.
The Subscriber have on hand, supply
Of t,ckrts, whlch may be had until the 9th
day Of March at the sca"m" price OF IS.
\ .trr that time thy vii rise to 50 30 :;
and from lhr unusual rapidity with which
the tickets are disposed of, they will short
Is advance to 81.
TaNlug into consideration, the number
of tickets. and their Price this is one OF the
hrst schemes we have ever seen and We
solicit adycnturers TO send thrir orders az
speedily as possible. In the last scheme
Of thi, lottery, some person failed I" get
the $3.50 prlze, by moi sendlno TO our OIL
fee WHERE il remained unS0H.
PHONES & Il. II. TOLER,
.Eeri door ADORE The FirgihIaH Qalee.
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m Is.slaaa, n hiigh' rcd drrase.. was recalled
nrar the dpnt, aud III along The rom, On
eIih"r sid. ile lfdI,s werr sratrd upoa Low,
trla., md lnrkrd Ike su many antomtfn,5a.
tnd til ct.gfrp ftnm me rxlrrmIfyla tbp
n'hrr, Vas occuprd by tha-c involved la
the Mays nf ih- "al'2.-- W. were ca,,lnef-
ed h The head Of TIM rpom whore The Lib
orator RECEIVED rs with great courtesy and
even kindness: b. SAID tu mel wish
sonora, could rxares, in ,onr own lan .
guage. TIE qualification ! feel in seeing Ia
dies trum the country Of " ashnstsn," &c.
&c. | paid him snme compliments N re-
turn. which lis ecri'ed very graeiousIy -
Colonel Santana, was my interpreter and
nothing can be more rilicnlnos than Ia
compliment by the and If aootbrr. The
iad,es immediately inquired our Christian
names, by which they addressed us with
40 much eas. and grace, that Nc felt like
old acqualniances.
The Seneca farmer furnishes extracts
tom the 3" New York Packet, aud the A
merican Advertiser" small deny news
paper, printed at Fishkill. hv Samuel
i''hboD' uNItHS NV iAtNnlull1n. Inc
number dated Nov. |, 1891, contains the
first news OF tar capture of CornWqiiiS. -
THIS great event, so Important 10 the coun
try. aud 81 cheering in that d,y to those
who loved II, WAS announced IN large let
ters across the bagr, immediately under
the he'd of the paper, enclosed in border
OF flower. ~ 10 the following Iaronic terms
BE IT REMEMBERED
That II the 1T, daN of October, 1871
Bieutrneot grncraI CORVALLIS, with
above five thousand Brush troops. surren-
lcied thrmspl',s prisoners tn his Excl
Iency Gen. GEORGE WASHINGTON
comm lnder in-chicf Of the allied forces oil
France aud America.
LAUS DEC
The following rathcr humorous article
copied into ihr opposite sile of the sheet
from the " Pennsylvania Frermon'7 jour
nal, shews the spirit OF the times -
4 watchmao of tins city. alter havinI
conducted the expres. rld.r 81 th' door OF
his cNcelency the President Of Congress,
on Monday morniog last, the hnoest old
German continued h4 fnno tons, calling Out
'Basht dree o'--clnck, and Corn--"dl -
lis ish da-krn y e"
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LiNCHBuKG. NARCH2 laae.

Foreign .Niws.-The rxtracts iiem the
last English popers, under our foreign head
to-day, "mhraCc several articles of more
Interest than any Ne have lately sern from
the other side of the water.
-are-
Literature LoRerH We have already
announced that the drawing of this lottery
took place 10 this town last Saturday, aud
that No. ~ drew the prize Of $1,000. We
understand that the ticket remained in the
hands of the manager, unsnld. Nos 1908
the prize VI $500, and llI3. the prize of
500, were held, in whole tickets, by two
young gentlemen of this place, as well as
several 500 aud S50.-While making this
notice, II may not be mai aPyopos 10 urge
on the people of this section of the com
try, the Proprlriy Of supporting this lite
~. It's object is tho ad .auecmrni of the
means Of education in our lnmcdlate
nrighbor ood, than which there can he
/ Nv iuplf "7'IHl I'H' l'Va'I h''l hit WITH we
| ought 10 be- more ANXIOUS to promutr.-
The capital pilzes, 1t IS true, do not come
before IL, with the imposing sound of
100000, so, 600 aud $50 600: but who
among the numerous adventures hsrra-
bouts. Iva, dawn one of the enticlng pr
~. And, brsldrs. III" Literature Lott.
" il Just commenced, We must crawl
before we walk, and walk before Wc run.
1'h" nottrriog auspices uod"r winch tht
Cd Class has commenced warrant the be-
lief that it VIII not be hong before the eyes
of the greedy will he gratlhrd With the
sight of as high prizrs "a any which no"
induces us 10 impoycrish ourselves for the
enrichment of strangers. Nearly all the
prizes drawn in the last scheme, have been
brought in and paid by ihe Mana ger.
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.iforcG q
Strawberry Baptist Association,

I / IN paIIIcnIa 7olletI.1irnot O5r Bap-
4 hst Church ~ LVnchbor., hls body -
Il hold neat srmt.dnnnal sts,,nn on the last
Saturday I" next Nh IN the town ot Iyn~a.
bug, aud mn al Bnflpns creek IL was re. l.
s"d nj the hat nrel,ng The member, Of lae
ehnrch al Baton creek wish lhrir urrIhri n
dis1nclly 10 understand that norlnng would
nave induced Item IL ierrgo lir pleas 10
winch lhey anticipated IN enierlhinine iheir
friends but a deposition 10 grady their bfs-
lhren n L. nchbnrg
e The mrphrrs Of the Onion Baptist
Missionary Society Of Bedford and rs ,icrni-
-, VIII take notice, thai their neAl annual
mcel,ng VIII be held ut BHt5n's c,tra me-, t.
ny bonse, or Fpday brlore The last Srpdey
IA May ueM. tae day h,fcre the meeting 4
the e7socle'ion al Lynchburg. A serlhon Will
br delivered at ~ o'elock
BY order ol 'br President,
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Cor sec.
March .. rb3,V
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" ard EAection.

H. W ~ EirrsIon for piu, Common
Counc linen ID rncI ward. IN tue town
oi lyn'hbHre VII Ink place, Pursuant 10
an acl III as'emht, "rnii,r AZ al fpr div ni-.
ny lb" town of LYurl burg into wards, aud
tor nthcr purposts on thr frs lursday in
Aprl next, aud will hc hid ia lynch ward,
M. !. beng all that pnrl 81 said town below
the II aIlr,, extending from Lynch Ia twelfth
slrrei. ~ thr tenement occupied by Jim
Walker n couniin. tuom, on 81 stF,ef And
in Hurry ward. Ne. ,, hring All thai pan IF
said town abogr sni fra alley, extending
from Lynch 10 ~ lih street, Mt the othce Of
augustine letinirh on = street.
stML. BRNNSFOkn S.reg ofibs
Alarrh'2 iie CorDpratipn NJ Ipnrl.c,
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CONGRESS-.

After some weeks spent in busines7 oi
minor Importance, Congress is at lenglh
seriously engaged in the discussion of one
of the most Important questions, that can
possibly arise--thr proposition 10 amend
the federal constitution IN relation 10 thc
election Of President ard Wee President.
That the present provision of the consti-
tuition. which makes the House of Repre-
sentatiyes the dernier resort, s liable to
serious objections, and calls loudly for al
teratiou, no one can doubt who rrmem-
beers the contest between Burr aud } Ifrr-
son, WHEN the expressed will of the people
was nearly defeated, and the late elrciion
Of Mr.. Adams, which, although Mr.. A.
went 10 the Iieusr backed by as strong a.
expression Of public sentiment as any o.
tIrr candidate and WIS fairly elected ny
unfouud d, II IS true, bat nevertheless cal
cuIated To cast suspicion over the cLarac
! .
and to welk"n the respect which the pco-
pie ought To be hahitnated 10 frel for Their
not proposition we have yet seen Is free
from objection, Most of Tia, III retain the
very feature which, IN amending 'he con.
stilution, it wonId be our purpose TO rradl-
cate; and thnse which do not, are, in other
respects, still more objectionable. The
subject is surrounded with difficulty, and
we are not sure that any amendment
which may be made will not be found, in
practice, more difficult of execution, and
less calculated 10 subsrrye the interests and
to effect the will Of the people than the
existing provision Of the Constitution
The proposition of MIR. Benton, from the
Investigation we have given the subject
seems to US decidedly preferable to any
other that has been made. Yet. Mr. Ben
ton resorts to the House Of Representa-
tiyes in the last event. 1t is true, by his
P'9ee'' ''e people are "''o"e' 100 "''''
first, from any number of candidates who
may take the field and, second, lin case
or ma .I.ct;ool from, the two who NAV
h,vo roco;vod IN. greatest number of
,o.as and no ali,ws nv communication
fine enough to receive returns of VOTES
rro. III. most distant parts Of the Union.
before ,bo 4,b of March. Bot IN case of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-02
Is, Las, -<isnI's Mail.

Paginio Lfgisl0tlrca--Thc bill for an
extension of an arm Of The Lyon hbur. aud
Salem turnpike road To Cockr street IN
the town of Lypchhng. has passed tin
House of Drlegatr The bill for an APP
pointnent of An additional judge IN aid
Of Judge Whre) for the 10th Circuit,
has brpn rejrctcd.
The Select Committee appointed Ia ten
the world hat it already knew, that NT-
.lnia Is opposed 10 the assumption al con-
structivr powers by the general go,rrn-
mcot, has reported short preamble and =
string of resolutions decIarato,y Of the
fact, which We shall natlcr II our next.
.~ves---
Pauama qneslion u hi, question i, still uu.
decided. The Alexandria Gazrlle thinks lhr
invitation viii be sancrioncd hy the Senate by
majority OF hse or sin votes.
-.s0s.~
Nj L1crg0n.--T people 81 Norfolk have
SET Oh fool q subscription 10 aid this lllaslri
Gus man in bis necessities. W. hope as the
pfpieci j. started, il viii he pro ~ t,er Of a
muuiicent donation. Particulars in our
urXt
u We regret 10 announce the death, nj
Charlottesville, IT Francis " Gdn"# FL
profcssoref Law ia the University ol Virginia
e. THOMAS 4. REED, Go, has
been elected b, the Loglsi,tuer of A's-l4-
sippi, Sraatar IN Congrrss bN - M Frt, Il
twn votes over row HAThN ELLlS
Esq the present incumbent, under execu.
tfsr aunpinttnrnt.
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,uIy1Fu AND fUbIThItU ~ Z
,rtrTClER IL RICH. n. T0LEHi
Etla5 ~, sbgys oClhe LaRs Of The Union.

o,,..IVeeklv Paper, at "a, and IN T.
per. at g3 per annnin, payable y =
Nefhis No sIbscription willie received fn' :
sdYa" han six mouths; and no paper wip
ess i'.;,oed (but al the discretion OF thu
be s.,'n.ti' all arrearsges are pa'd. u
at,.,np the rIerps~df Glte ai''a dhf sclrnce
,'l..,,,,hont III. countrk ni"ying IN IFS
IN .,',,,s. the advantage, nt frer Pies,
linz in .,,ealip--and rapidly sp-
.;.,,t,no In that state of national pros
nv when commercial occupations can
nsrti,lly abandonec FIR the cabin plea
of literary pursuits we say II IS
-s,hle for IA natiop thus fortunately cir
,,',y,,,,,i, Ia remain hong without aItdIn-
=. hiah character for literary glory.
=. it Ia. far political freedom without ad-
80, ~ the inv 1luablr dressings If u liberal
Government, tae proud aud durable trl-
,.,uha of literature, -c"ncr, aud phlaso-
~, BelfaSt Northern Whig.
Ply -eoS-
u,rrid-A letter from the u. ). schoo
-,ar Grampns, dated Matan4as. jan. esd,
,;y.s III, following account Of her visit to
ia Key. wher. he proceeded on the re-
gares.n,ation of Mr.. CURSOR, inr the relief
If the few survivors OF the Schooner FL
R,va-.sOn the 15th we saw man ON
IN. Kpy-came IN an anchor and went on
.nnre when horrible t. relate, we found
h,n,snrrpmdrd b corp."s thu solitary sur
,;ydr of 38 men, who we're wrecked there.
~ think that those poor unfortunate fell
ly. had died for water, and see the agonies
of their last struggles depicted in every
muscle and that the poor trembling hui
man being. who alone remained would have
experienced the same fats n few hours,
GRATED feelings I never knew before, and
hope never again to realize. lie was so far
zone as To have lost hunger aud thirst, and
did not nj first care for the water we gave
him, but he recovered his appetite by the
Doctor and will soon he as well AS ever
The fist drink he took ran through him al
most at once. We took him to Key
West"
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p virtue of deed e trust exrcui, 4 tn
q The Subscriber, by AlrYfn Ter rn>ip, nd
vic, braring date tHr flfb tune 1924, AID
duly recorded Ia iAr county cont clerks
OH n Amherst, s!a.l, 90 fac 2oi IN siant,
t#ncerd Ia soil, according T. liz ierms 1T .hiS
der.t ONE TRACT CT LANrs
cenialRu's 2t2 ntrrs + m oil The va efg L
!la'ri@ rt.rk lhr said saIr viii be made II
Amh'r,i eo.a1 h"usr, before the door ot Ntl-
ter bps""ii >'rtl ~ rs trustee, shall con.
vsy sreh i'll. "nlT Il j. vested in me l,v sid
deed, which j, brlo v.d & he uui,uestinnable.
oNdUIsL Il. DAVIES.
March ?. tds
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directly for tlir nan Of their choice. the
people ARE handrd III ket, containing III,
uecrssary nuaher Of name, OF p.r>ana
whom thry have ue,rt, opll thru, hrard
Of; aud thrir interest - nsc.asally noak
sncd by the apparent rrmoirnr>s Of liz
ohi II, AID their winds peril, xed b, th.
mlIicacy IN winch the whole matter Is in
VOWED Il ia wcll knnwn and hmrntahlt
fact. that, however simple the mode Of
election may appear ~ TIM great maln ~
Of the proplr, tbcrc are some Who 81 IN
from cpmprehendlng il, ,rr frequently ig-
nerant of is otjsci tint, they IRE led
hlmd(od Ia the polls by those aho terl
an interest IN the decision vi the qursiuu
that they put thin ballots in the anscs.
without mull,r or design and go 'nu#
perfectly unconscious ol thr hrgn priv. ~
they have exercised. Ii j. essential Tor
the benefit of such pc sone, tha the mode
of election should br slInpHied as marh
as possible. They vii lhrn, of 60 rae
understanding the suhl,ct better, be pre-
pared 10 employ souoirr discretion in
i the direction of their salifages, aud be-
their ruler, & toinduI ,eamanIy prdc mi thu
/ knowledge thai they have II ia helr pow
cr 10 rxetelse this lne-tlmabIe privilege,
..s&o".
Paudmu Mission The following mli-
Gle, from the London Courier, seem, To-
have been written IN prophetic sprIt.-
/ Although Mr. Adams. and thu Cabinet,
were perfectly disposed to unite With the
South America governmenls IA the Con-
,,rrs5 ol tree state al Panama. yet II IS fear
ed that the Senate Nlll pour cold water ou
the schemr, aud tealize the autclpaiinns
# the Cnurier. Whether Tins course will be
prod lcsd 10y the causes which sug1estod
Themselves IL the Courier, VIII he matter
rn'lccly of speculation. Il Is probable that
some otnei motives will nluglc with the
/ fn, eg4 the opponents If thr scheme ;
and HAT " attachment To form and Ell
unrtte twill have but an nconsIderanIr in
nacucr
From he fondoo Courier.
We have received NV V *, and other
AmrrIcan, paper, To ,hr l7lh oil. ,ns
morning. The most interesting rorr,po
of their contents il IN ohral corrcspnn.
drnce between tho Col,mhrn Srrrrtary
of state for For,isn Affairs, and the fnnr.
ilonaries Of othrr Sonfh 4 mrlcan Re.
p puhIlcs, respecting the Grand Council -
Representatives, uho az 10 Assem- III. at
Panama The Uaitrd States have beer
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BOLIVAR.


b,' a Il Tier from Lrdy ia ;. America to
'end in the L. Sta, thus dr.crjh 3
a. r' gwen by Gen. BOLIVAR: \ fe"
H. i,n'gs after our arrival, n satra Hi NJ
palace, 10 which W. vent. Thu hGiih-
= ~ '., aoy thing but a P,la,'. in appet rance :;
,.",'l.s'naf'y conla have had no heanty of
pa. mcclure, ard is now as yau NAY sap
"a a. I'm IN gre't decay, having heen haIf AID
s "''"en by P21rrn.. Since the COM
''''n"ai of the rcv"h'inn, il has bern
n., .p'a VI every thing vatusul. b, every
mt. NArh entered Lima ,tetori Us; tn"
G1l, "ias interesting which is nj, is "A
na, @nS'i' pn'raii If Cow ehus, iine AMI
Ahaa. picture and beautiful pairing
ham Ih' nlne O'clock ". entered the dancing
dar n ny The STAIRS where Pizarro was muir
company of Colombian officers
''"''oned upon than, a large band Of
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NAV ~ r.

1 OST this e,eninr IN Lynehhnre. or Be.
! tween HAT placs = Il the . rrilc rd4e
a. thr tarnplkr r,ad ~ old Rcd 40
rocco POI REF BOOK winch was
i'dre,d with lratl,cr rr,ng ~ notk-
e book! souini ed 'wot'nty dollar Virginia
Notrs.---Al -, hitter 10 irtiy te,u If
flankln nd oue ia Plra41nf Preston,
d"reclrd Hail. Ford, Foukin, bes,drs
EVER ! dt,,er papers If 10 a.e 10 the md
~. bun Of Importance / myself 1 ell
gi'r rrratd five doll, = 10 anS per.0G
Who viii deliver Il. book odd rurt,ptis ~
William TurobnIl II l. nrbborg, ar to my
sell T. Franklin county Va.
CufATHAN T. POLLARD.
LII OF lnRA
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1907 o. IN %, llbi

Stemmcd tobacco has been - scarrr ~
this ma. kcl thai II las naf been np'ler3 in
the rrtlra. fou hoeh,ahs OF oil ro.a-
non were sold ten das alnrr, nj from s.,
30 - % few hhhs of town trips ~ =,
hav. nr,p old At nnn 81 20 - So -
Great h ifs0o Is r. clllef MA lsrt Tor strip;
And should = duty hr frdurpd another;
: Ilns per b u "trip, viii hr * Mdcd
from use, unless hey b. good nd htn.
IN which event, nran and common atllrs
must be low. ! abtertrd IN IT, conr-r al
the iast year, tat nost 9th pllair, M
up thrlr 4ulps f"o high Tai, ought r. hr
rr,nedtod. Thc ord,r of slr,ps. 81 stem
mrd tobacco should hectr'flly attended
l.. Strip, ought always H. bc Ia dI sumd
order.
Extract from itter, fo'c Liverpool Jan
uarg 1895.
The late pauDc II the Commercial world
has, ~ = great ura,urr, suspended ,hr al.
of alnost Every a5trIc which ha4 br,e
caused asi4 orrad, generally known, b,
thu absurd sprrullons NJ the g. nlocnc,-
mrui # the hd yra, which vas esrtlrd a
~ grcal an rNlr0t - n lul6 so.nr oi on
nu-l resp cllblr aul wealthy horses. L.
thr g. :. grit 81 thl~ town In ~ clNl. e
III however Il hr supposed thu th,
e",ai Is drcmedy pnsl. and lhl thrse
hazardous Il uts tlll b. succeeded hS tht
InprUt, mrni n prlcr of mu I hutrl'ts---
In, ns confidence brcnpr4 fstoird, ~
viii gprrqhtluang IN partially trvl,c but
II j. naturally Ia h" -nppos, Il, and more 81
To he hoped, hat on sn"CuIatOts viii con =
mrnce the,r operallnns nh u drsl MOI,
caution, Thu market for tobhccO her
hae dreIdsdl, gwen Wy from AL IN III
per H. and m"re p ,ilcala,Iy for Iehf. Al
present, very hlar Is do ~. There
/ sun appears 'on6drn'e manifested by liz.
/ London dcolrrs that rona,co viii bc The
/ II 81 aitcl1 thai spocnlatn, VIII DoiCe. -
Tue export dru,nd MT aulouhl eddy be
great ia The Sprhg. aud, via good de-.
ma ID for bpntc nsr much is aolrripAted
| il H. Ia hr holrd fnhacfo j. al its lpw"st. -
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CnMNIlN tCATIn.

Wv VI NILA n.
D"parird Tins life 90 fhe cs..ui ol the
l6th February, hrs. EBIZ ABlsrH, con-
sort Of Hr. Edward Brown, ii Lyuchbms.
The deceased wss originally from R.eh-
mood where, prlor IN her n'aprlage, u L. r
the illumination Of the Holy Srlut, she
slw tn" deep drprdsiy of her c6, .npt na-
tore. and he crmlnaIliy of nnbrltf will
conplrctlon of @uI -he hnmblrd herself
before the throue ar grace on hch :
The craCfied, the r'srn,lIfr exalted >atiuar,
tbe friend OF contr,te sinners. Here silr
obtained redemption, a Curious deli, eranct
from the guilt of sin Having thu. pat he
hand to the gospel plough, she move gnd
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'YRY virtue ola deed Of trust, made aud ex
- ecnted bV Sanl Coleman, on the 10th
day of'Nav, 1893. and ot record in the clerk 5
office of AmhcrsI CaHuly court, the under
signed or either one of them viii, on Saiur.
day, The 18th day of March neX, upon the
premises, near Thsnas Colrmans on Harris
creek, IN said county, expose 10 sale tor cash
10 the highest bidder. The tract Of land where
ON the said Saml. Coleman resides, contain-
ing ] ~ acres, more or less, the same allotted
10 him in the division of his father md moth.
er's landed property. aud the same land dc.
scrihed in HE above advertisement otJamr5
+. Talafcrro's which claims a priority Al
the same time and p'aCc, two other tracts or
parcels OF land, one confirming los acre, and
the other 100 acres, living on The waters ot
Harris creek adjoining the lands Of Iho.'olr
man. Dan Z. Christian and others-0ne 9th
er tract adjoining the late Dir. Cabell's land
on the Bar mountain, containing - IL u
cres.
VIII also lie sold. on the same terms, before
The door IT John Hancock tavern, in Lynch
uurg On the 4th day OF lii" same month
March, 1920 eleven valuable negroes, TO
VII Ben, Phills, Maria, Pleasant. Jackson,
james old James, Doshla, Mary, End two in
ani children of Maria-onch title only as the
trustees hold under sud deed will be convey
ed to the purchasers.
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q PoMAer .Mnkaa

HAVE no,c on dopr sulglY Of dou-
btf rG'ntd sGH-Ftf,e sUdt"bleiOr Me purs
post ~ making pggirr.
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