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MOTICE.

VIE subscribers, finding imp socabe to meet their en-
n tagemen and wishing 10 do their creditors ptomu ne
tIce far they eau, have determined TO close their
and to dispose OF all then property ny public auction
soon asst eau he preparation market. IN pursuance Of
determination they will the 10th july 1926 NJ heir
store in ihe town Of Lynebbu SELL by way Of public act5n
their entire stock Of Leather and other G0ud in their aJ
stores which stock embraces all kuds of Leather suitable for
saddlers, shoe-makers, farmers &c Also quantity f
lady made s3ddcry, curriers' tools, aow tanuey o ia
barrels &c. &c. So the sale the property aboveuen
toned snail have been completed, the ale will be Adjourned IN
Lynchhurs where they will SELL Ia like manner the foop
property, wit their stock OF hogs sheep horses and ee
two horse carts and gear, three poughs and
kitchen furniture, large marble slab dress leather on
three plank do euryng shop tools and tan-ysrd implements
locust posts plank cantig number OF well cured skrtn
hides few light hides negro nau slave by trade &
The ssf sale will be liberal and will he made kno,yn
The time and place ofsae. We earnestly invite all our er.
tors 10 forward aud pur ehase they will he permitted
10 discount t1reefOurths Of the their respective
purchases, shoud the amounts their respective claims
to Us IN such and at such time may decae m
Us at the time place of sale, The remaining fourth pat
OF Their respective purchase, be Jied hy us TO te lie
charge Of some special debts, which, upon prncipes OF honor
aud fair dealing, we ihink entitled 10 preference.
We deem general meeting Of creditors eiter in per
son OF by legally authorized ageEs rdDensa5i nreyo. IN
The day Of SALE aud therefore uyte one 10 take Ci,re AT
ouI store in The town Of Lyuehbur, the 2ih dy Of july
1896 two days before the day ofsat. Matters of the deemed
ntereto creditors will Then aud there araed and de-
cded on aud we confidently hope that our creditors
will fail to attend
earnestly solicited TO forward without dol,y and 7diu
andPly OF ihen respective accounts or situation will moi
admit 0fonger indulgence. u. h ID, uOFFMAN
Bynrhhmg. July H. gO-tds
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TRTTGT NnIn

~ virtue Of deed Of trust executed The subscribers by
- William Randolph aud Lucy b. his wife, 10 secure 10
nary iet certain Of money therein expressed, which
iced executed the 9Th Of june 1917 and admitted
record IN the clerks Office Of Cumberland county June
N The year they will sell public auction, the high
e bidder, for cash, upon the premises Friday the day
9 July nez fair, II not The next fair day, az that tract Of
land in the said deed expressed the sofe d county
eeraud containing 4I0 be The less which
land Purchasedby Martha Randolph snd the aforesaid
Harry beth Of tie Executors the late joseph Royal dec
sod by them to the said William Randolph, and bounded
Follows To wit the North " the lands Of Jesse Miller,
and the estate Of the late Hughes Taylor dec on the East nv
ppomaitox River the South BY The lands of Ann Ran
eo'Ph and on The West blythe lands Of Joseph D. Leigh
70 much thereof be necessary the specified
20 me said deed the balance thereof due with interest
nnd expenses " sale, &c &C. The subscribers viii only
W sucktle is vested ia them BY Iced afoe
SAID. JERMAS BAKER,
WILLIAM u. SMITH.
~3ne IS. ff-ti3
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TRUST SHLE.

IN pursuance Of the provisions of deed Of hearing
u dale the Oath day of August 1890 rcm John Wren
the subscriber trustee which deed duly recorded
range county and to effect the purposes of said deed shall
the 18th DAY of August next fair the fair day.
Sundays excepted 10 O'Clock n. the land hereinafter
deeri6edPoeesd to sea public auction to the highest bidder
Tor cash. such credit the parties concerned ee
upon the Of aale, following property, GER
piece parcel of land situated in the county OF orange
adjoining he lands of John Kcister, Edward Farney Luc
yman and Aaron Fray CONTAINING SIS acres more or les
being the land conveyed by deed from Augustine Sand
ford TO John Wren, with all the buildings thereon Also,
negro slave named Vincent about IS years old Also
negro named Lucy about - years old, and her
anon, one wear old named Harrv So one sill son
tents about ISL gallons and other still contents about 25j
gallons aud other still about i25 gaons The
foregoing description taken from the said deed The sale
will be conducted by myself, authorised agent.
JOSIAH u. ABBOT, trustee.
Richmnni. Inlr 4 ia2G
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T Il e z o . S II & e M l. L,
On The James hiver G1,d lpithin 80 ufs of Tire

HIS Meal Militia, been ebuiit in the hes, style within
Il few feet OF its former Settle, and will 20 opera-
ration on the O; instant No pains have been pai ell
lis machinery and fixtures good possible, enable
do good work, aud the shortest calculated for
w. pair OF Stones Every e1t will be made the
best and to give general satisfaction An honest and
kiliul Miller has been engaged Boaim upper
country who have snd will nJ their interest 10
call and leave and either exchange at the
usual deduction OF toll their at their
return on their way home The neghbors will every
accommodating IN having their ground the grisi
Shopkeepers, factories, &c thus city, will he supplied
moderate terms with meal Se and every possible facility sv
en- TO them in the obtaining OF regular supplies Of meal Should
The mill come to the expectations the Proprietor he
thinks he will be ableto sell guod neal ard moderate
and accommodating terms, any manufacturer the article
lie will run boat from his mill 10 the very bottom OF the
sin~Apply TO Thomas Richie.
July l.
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TEE JUBILEE.

FREDERicRsBURG, July 5.--The fiftieth An
niversary oil our National Independence was yes
day celebrated by various exercises in this place
The day was ushered in by federal salute from
piece OF artillery, and during the forenoon the
Washington Guards paraded in front of the Court
House, and went thro' the usual frings, SC. Ap-
pirate religious services were performed in the
Episcopal, Methodist, and Baptist Churches-and
large party, composed for the military and
number OF our citizens dined at Sligo besides
other dining parties. Herald.
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ty The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
and three week during the session Of the State Leg
fms-Pree the heretofore, Five Dollars per snnur
o,v,be Notes OF Chartered banks
ny) viii be received in payment. The Ed:ogs will suarsn-
Tee the safety of reniiins them by mall the postage OF all let
Ger, being paid, by the writers.
~ No paper win be discontnuedu at the discretion of
che Editors) until all arrearages have bean pail up
mr. Whoa will guarantee the payment Of paper,
.h,lI have tn. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, Or LESS-tust insertion 10 eents-eaeh
continuance, so cents
No inserted, until IT hiss either been paid
s or assumed by person this city, its
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..MOTTCE-

VIE subscriber duly authorized to lease for term Of
- years the Tavern aud Farm King William Courthouse
1hs property Is really valuable public stand, merits
e attention Of any person qualified to eonduc The business
~ Pubc House. 10 IL situated upon the roId from
i.lehm9ud 70 the Eastern part the State, aud distant tom
cnosnd about y miles Various Improvements have been
ue upon the houses and others are Progressingand the
o. man well qualified for the station Of Tdvein-keepeT. II
uot privately disposed Of, cuslomary put up public
suction on the first day Of Kg William County Court the
i2urh Monday August, which Will be pursued 10 the
absence Of private contract.
June ~. ff-tf HERBERT A CTATBOpNE
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sIO REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the subscribers the 2nd Of June last
Az negro named AHer. HE'S young man. srout %
years DID OF ordinary very black eomPeion Stops little
IN me shoulders, aud las impednent his speech lie
wa, bought AZ auction sale the s of January last
sad TO be sised III Dnwddie he has doubt obtained
pas some Of his clothes the u S. artillery uniform
Ihe above reward will he paid for his pPehenon,
Pm1cation TO Maj. VIM Fnney, at Trabue Pitts our
once 10 Riehmond. DUNN & BCRFOOT.
July a. fg-ff
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WIG YAM GR.aM1NdR SCHOOL,.

ENHE OF the Wigwaui Grammar School will re
Il commence the 18th July next The public are re
PectiuJ Informed that has mad, which
10y promising 10 the principles
conducted, hold forth addynal Involvement TO youp
gentlemen wishing To- resort 10 ia oommodIuus residence
for The principal and his family satevf preparation
and will probably be ready Tor their ecepo by the ay
OF the ensuing session. BY this few additional board.
be accommodated the WgN am, and the Pucinal
wall he enabled - receive eight his family The
OF instruction will he directed 10 prepr. von
gentlemen intending close their education at tho niyetsiy
specially Tor that institution; while those whom II NAV MT
he tonyeuienito enter college will find extensive course Of
classical and mathematical learning, aud the lecture, on
rhetoric and philosophy which Willie regularly delivered M
ring each session, cheap and hoped valuable ub,
for coesi1te education.
Jno. Rockford will continue give iurueons in na.ls-
matics and arrangement likely he made with youg
gentleman OF unquestionabe asssn the
siea departing 1.-THE Principal OF this school intending 10
devote himself Tor several his present
his part TO spare pains rendering the usefulness of
the lutuion commensurate with the patronage il has contn
ued enjoy lis first establishment Those wishing t
take advantage Of the occurring by the new
ment above noticed, equeed 10 apply soon A.
emit The prices of board aud being mode
rate and having from uTner in
attention to the ubecPareDts and Guardians are
70 send the amount for each session advae in every in
stance where may not be convenient the money
bonds expected bearing date from the day entrance
PIee OF Board, Uashng &c. tor the session VI tive months
do forrui,ion $50
Candles burnt the schOoIhouse will be separate charge
WI. Is. GILES,
BARTHW. EGAN.
Students who may wish board with the snioiibe,
expected to find their own beds and bedding Is. EGAN
June I3. iO-tf
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IVHY

EHRoM j. Wckhan plantations Middle Quarter, Hrnrico
cOunty negro boy EI1Y about II years old. lie has
rather round face and regular features, Pr5hy aud in
posed has probably gone towards Lynchburg.
Also negro boy Anthony, about i6 years old his
plevoh somewhat lighter than usual with negroes He
seen three four weeks ago going up James Rve bat
teau manned by white and negro, believed be
ing beyond the Blue Ridge. Any person who will deliver
Their Of the aforementioned slaves to John H. Jennings the
OVerseer Middle Quarter James River opposite Fnneys
Coal Pits shall be handsomely rewarded.
july IL. ia-9t
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Clore,. Enrest far .Snlr.

if virtue of the last will and testament OF John Lancaster
ID dec, shall poce led sell the premises, that well
known s,anl Tavern lying in the upper end Cumber
land county containing about $50 acres the main Western
road, 10 the highest bidder, Thursday the Gath day
gust next Terms: third ofhe purchase money pad
the 10th day of December next which time possession
be gwen; the balance IN equal annual payments with
trust upon the property the purchase money
further description OF the property deemed
It Is well known. NAT LANCASTER, Ex;r
Inne % Eth Of Inhn Innca.,nr
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Tirentu DoLlnrs Re,rord.

g rRAYED or Stolen from my Lower Byrd Plan alton in
- Gooehand county, on Saturday night the 18th u, the
Sunday Evening following, Brown Bay work Horse height
supposed feet IL inches; head rather small, with whit
starr eye fierce and much the appearance of Sleeps
Tor black legs, ana tail The latter rather long
shoulders considerably chafedby collar Il give the
above ward io the horse alone, and IT olen Twenty Dol
Iots additional for aPPfehendins the Thief.
JOHN ALLAN.
Richmond July IL Ig-G,
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500 WdRD.

STOLEN from the subscribers stable last nighta Horse,
~ Saddle, Mariingal and Bride. Heis large light hay,
Org years d. IN fine order; particular
nut believed to have white hind foot; long and rather
hollow back tall which he carries badly, and the hair
rubbed from the his hous unusually fat and short
from having heon long shOd in bad order He
fore legs
The above reward viii be paid recovery Of the Horse.
JAMES CASKlE.
Msnohester. Jrne o a U
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10y virtue OF deed of trust executed TO
ID OF September, 1924 ny RobeScou the pay
nent OF debt due TO David e. Williams and the request
az said Williams, shall proceed sell TO the highest bidder
for cash. Lunenburs courthouse the Iih day Of AuguS
next being court day. OF land conveyed
said deed much thereof shall be necessary fulfil the
pnPoses ofthe said trust lying the county OF Lunenhurg
the containing Si3 being the taet which the
said Robert Scott resides the other adjoining the tract
AMI called Barnes old traei contrasting 500 For fur
er description of these Of lands reference is had the
deed OF trust recorded the clerks office of the county
Lunenbus On The plantation Containing $40 there
excellent two story dwelling house and every necessary
house. The tract Of 900 good tobacco COTTON wheat
aud corn land II contains large body land and
Gottovyay low grounds. HENRY N. WATKINS t'u.te-.
Jury H.
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we believe, have fully answered the end propo
sed but that one of the Banks refused to accede to
the necessary measures. The Bank in question
avowed it had an interest in accommodating the
issuers oil these notes. and it preferred their ne
rest to that of the public Gb.
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HILL 8. MOORE,
.NOTICE.

4 conformity with order OF the Richmond Nus,ip-.
Court, made June II, 1926, shall on the 81 OF
August hex IN front OF the Bell Tavern said cty,
hour OF IL O'clock proceed sell To the highest bidder
Tor cash. one negro named Sussi the property of
d. SYKES, committed to the Jail Of this city runaway.
W.D WRkH, Serg cant Z. r.
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DIN RITER L9ND.

L7oR SALE valuable Of land, situated in the South
East corner Of fusylvana county and Immediately op
posie the town Of MiOu ~ Carolina containing one hun
dred md twenty eight Of LON rods and tive
Of Upands Il i considered the hest estate for the epltiv,
ton 81 Tobacco &c. of any the country IN which
Il sHred Also another tract Of Land on the t,rnlin,
side Of Che Dan, containing hundred seventy five
cree, well calculated for Cora Tobacco Wheat and Cotton
This Tract has two settlements, and susceptible OF division
Also. another tract Of three hundred and sixty acre f
Three miles from Milton, with good These lands
wh be sold or prices corresponding with the times Term
from 70 FIVE years credit annual payment Of Inc n
eret and the principal we'll secured.
Milton, N. c., July 7. i7-%@
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Irlst Sac Of NEGROES.

FDT virtue of deed of executed by James Robertson
~ the Il june l82l, and admitted record in A.
neia CLERKS office 25 August in the year,
purpose Of securing the payment OF debt due the late
of William Friend sha proceed to sell cash
a. Amelia courthouse, the fourth ThursaY this month
being couriday all the conveyed in said deed,
manning un,od at former sale made in February 1921 Such
G,le vested in Il trustee shall convey.
4 l.. L. TIL
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INiE subscriber has moved 70 Fredercbnfg and taken an
Il Oice IN Weifords buildings, near the Courthouse
With view Of bestovn his undivided attention. (Ger fni,
ing bis business The Court Of Appeal and Csucefy Court
o. Hehmond) 70 The practice IN the Superior County Courts
with The Hastings Courts heId IN Frederieksburg
JOHN DICKINSON.
May 50.
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Governor Iyier'S Euiogy- We feel thrill
OF conscious pride in presenting to readers this
offering OF enlightened patriotic feeling this tribute
to virtue, to science and philanthropy, from one of
Firsina's most favoured sons-and while we re-
oice that elevated in her confidence has been
chosen as the organ of her grief, of her profound
veneration FOR him who fills so amply a page in
her annals, we feel our bosoms throb with graft
tude to Heaven that the destinies of our state arc
committed to hands so pure, and head so capable
of estimating the magnitude OF the trust, and fulfill
ing her just expectations.
The Grafton of Governor Tyler will be read with
pleasure by all classes of our citizens, and while
the irresistible truths which it proclaims will re-
kndle their patriotism, they will consecrate the
memories of their illustrious countrymen, to the
love, the admiration and gratitude of the friends of
civil liberty in every quarter of the globe
Norfolk Beacon
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.AUVERTiISEW

nv Tract 81 Land called Hill Grove, containing sh.ge
200 sfrcs iyns the hover end Of Ame COUNTY fr.
ncrJ advenHed still for sale {, would make excellent
on pln1on. n viii be sold 80 toxlther or divided nto
'arcfk. The terrs viii hc 8ccom0odsiine
HigTam, uaFche 4. e9-n m p. Giles
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From The New York Commercial Advertiser.

tIuIh ne Nov UomnerclaI Ndvertser.
CHARLES CARROLL.-Among other facts
stated by DIR. Rowan, yesterday, while dwelling
upon the remarkable coincidence of the deaths of
Adams and Jefferson, on the very day upon which,
fifty years ago, they affixed their signatures 20 the
Declaration OF independence, was, that Mr. Carroll
did not sign that instrument until afterwards. The
facts, we believe, are, that MIR. Carroll, being,
Catholic, al the time the Declaration was made,
was absent upon secret mission to the Catholics
OF Lower Canada, whom it was hoped to bring
over to the patriotic cause. He returned twenty
one days after the Declaration had been promul-
ga ed, and Immediately enrolled his name among
those o his compatrios. Thus, though the last, he
was not the reluctant signer of that memorable
document
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Notice to Travellers to the springs.

TIME public Stage leaves Saunon every
4 Tuesday at a. NJ. for the Warm, Hot and White Sulphur
SPRING, and nom thence to Lewi,hu,s and Staunton
JOHN WISE, proprietor.
rs Stage Coaches leave Richmond Sunday, Tuesday
Friday, aud ut Stanton second dayFare 10 dol
lars through.
Tulv OF of--4
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country the small pi,tance which . ,;h...
honest construction OF the pension act would ;,,.
them; and yet their hard and wrinlIed f.,,-.
lighted with smile of recollected triumph .na al.
DIM eve OF age glisiened in tears of erti,n1s IL
honest pride Tor the blessings profusely sho,vse
upon 'neir country, and for their ns,rumentali,v
under Providence, in procuring those blessings g.
much pains had been taken by the ;ndet.,;o.h,s
Committee OF Arrangements to colIec, ON tbs in
'eres'ing occasion a great number as possible of
heserelics oithe heroic days ofihe republic that no
iess mat iu6 OF the veterans from all part. of the
9'a'e' and from the adjoining parts of Massach,,
sets mustered in the line of the procession led bv
Japan aaron Mann, OF this town. Among them
was "n oio drummer humping upon The uneasic
heaa OF the very instrument with which he had
often reused the soldier of 80 to the onset There
was another sturdy veteran, with a three cornered
oeaVer' mat had The aspect vi command and had
seen much good service. The appearance of many
others was singular, and their little histories would
have been well worth collecting After the pro--
cession was dismissed, the veterans were escorted
10 Mr.. Wilder's Hotel and cheered their old blood.
amer The i"tigues of the day, with the generous
provisions and wines prepared by the committee
with the aid of private subscriptions
we cannot omit mentioning fact we Iearne,
rom Nir. Wilder, that 800 were deposited with
MIN oy Capt Comstock of the steam boat Connec
ucu'' 10 DE expended in wine loi the use of the
veterans IL was perhaps the most interesting
among the occurrences of the day, to see these
'enet'nie men at their dinner, and TO mark the
pecniIariy OF expression and character that seemed
10 Distinguish them from all Others of the present
day. p ''"'
Mr. "Et's Toast, at Annapolis, on the 4th Ju-
"
Virginia and her noble contributions to the dav
we ceiebTate--the pen that wrote, % the sword
mat VIGOROUSLY supported the Declaration of In
dependence.
BY Governor Kent. Thomas Jefferson ap,bo-
Of the Declaration of Independence-hi country
will never be unerateful
) guns. cheers eferson's March.
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NELSON PAGE, attorney at Lar,
sBhM ttslN No m thc Superior aud Inferior Courts Of
n Prince Edwud, buckingham and Cunberifnd h.. e.
shnhed himself IN the Of Cara Az commune aiions
directed 70 h1 II hapiace will receive due attention.
Caira. July z. 1.-TWO
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The last Saratoga Sentinel states that the arrivals
of strangers for the last three or four days had been
numerous That there were probably then between
aud 700 at Saratoga; and that in the course Of
the present week there will not be less than from
ten to twelve hundred at the two places
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THnM.aS v. SJnRLL

- ESFECTFULLY informs the public that he will cell nj,
~ Stock Of SADDLES, HARNESS., &c. (provided the
public vii buy them0 at reduced prices say low they can
be purchased 1t any auction The civ. he will make
up 90 order equally low for cash
would trca; With any Saddler for the whole my stock
10 ifade, aud would sell liberal terms T.B s.
July T. - ~
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John Quincy Adams (the Presdent) is mention
cd In one OF the Boston journals, the probable
oosrsph OF his deceased father. The manuscripts
LETT by the departed patriot very numerous, and
arranged in the most me,hodical manner. The
bographer will have little else to do, than write
the explanatory passages, and to superintend their
publication NJ Y Enquirer.
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Fiftu Dollars Renoro

TOLES from the snbsGriber the 10th instant, Red Mo-
- rocco Pocket Book containing hundred aud forty dol
lars three notes thirty dollars EACH and fifty dollar
onthe Bank Of Virginia Also, bond Robert ii. Caring
tom drawn IN favour Of in June 1875, for 33 dolls
nand, and O. Anderson for S35 demand on
Bird Smith for five dollars and VIM II. Ransom for
thirty six dollars, with the credits of eighteen dollars IT.
drawn in favor of Nathan w. Walhon. all
from trading for any of the aforementioned bonds will give
nifty dollars for the delivery Of the thief and OF the
Pocket Book will give twenty dollars for the thief $50
tor the Pocket Book aud contents
July H. IS--tf EDWARD BAXTER
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IONIWISNIOyN BUSLlNESN-

WE subscriber having Richmond tenders his
n services 20 his rend, acquaintance, aud The yo3c gen
efaly as commission merchant. lie occupies an oGre for
the prescott near the Basin VIZ. NOON.
June so. go