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SPRING GARDEN For Sale !:

ED IN Rockingham county. North
- Carolina. ON the main road leading from
Salem and Salisbury 10 Lynchburg and Rich
mond This delightful and well known pru-
dence for health, good water, and beauty OF site
alton, IS not surpassed by perhaps any in the
otate.-lhe tract OF land contains upwarsds of
two Thousand acres, about one hundred Of which
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. Al leas, one
thTd OF the tract Is prime tobacco land, and the
balance hne corn and grain land, and from its
level situation is susceptible ola high state of
Improvement. The land abounds with good
springs, and is covered with excellent timber
As stand for mercantile business, Spring
"ardenls equal to any, having FIVE public roads
leading TO II from different directions, aud has
been place of considerable business for forty
years. The improvements are new two story
dwelling house with six rooms store and tav-
ern no Sc, which with little repairing would
be very good, new barn shielded for stables.
shop aud other out houses. Determined 10 re-
move 10 the western country will sell bargain
IN the above property, and receive few likely
negroes IA part payment. For terms, apply to
the subscriber ON the premises.
JAMES {. GALLAWAY.
March Z. cl2t3O
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n AND FOR SALE The subscriber offers
II lor sale his valuable tract of land whereon
he now lives containing 35l - Acres, lying in
Campbell County, on Stone Wall Creek, II
miles below lynchburg, and in 3 miles ofJames
River, and in 3 miles of3 Merchant Mills. This
land is the first rate tobacco land and we'll wa
tered, good improvements, and plantation in
ample order for cropping, sufficient TO work or
q hands TO advantage. aud possession may be
and at any time before the present crop ispitch-
ed For terms, apply to the subscriber living
on the premises. JOHN NALkER, jr.
Feb. l. ctf26
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March %.

NNfOIlCE.-ln obedience TO a decd of trust
III executed to me by by Martha Penn, of
tins county, dated the 10Th Of April, ls2d, and
duly recorded in the clerks office of Bucking-
ham oonnty, shall offer lor sale, at auction, for
cash, 10 the highest bidder at the dwelling house
OF said Martha Penn, in this county, on the sth
NJ May next, it fair il not, the next fair day
thereafter, the following real aud personal estate
VIZ: all that tract On parcel of land on which the
said Martha Penn now lives, adjoining the lands
of Thomas w. fhorncl, Nm. Walton and Sam
Z. Christian. John W. lsbell and Benjamin Alb.
biz. containing 300 acres. Also, eleven Negroes
viz: Bess, Betty, sally, Arthur. Freeman, sam
Spencer lawson Nancy, Charles and Tom, o.
so much of sand property as viii be sufficient To
satisfy the objects OF the said deed Acting for
the benefit ofothers, shall make special war-
fanty only TO the purchasers of said property
JOSEPH CLARKE, Sen.
April 10. tctds1O
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EERrSr sALE.-Pnrsuantfo decd Of anst
y bearing date the 2oih Nov ls22. aud duly
recorded in the Clerks oflire OF the county court
Of Amherst, executed by Daniel /. Christian 10
The Subscriber. for purposes thereto expressed, |
shall proceed to sell los ready money, At Chris
fia1's old sltop, on the premises, ceflein tfact
oflaaa whereon Judith hristian now LIVES, con
taiuing 61o acres, more or less; which she has
possession Of her lite time, in Amherst county,
Is 10 be sold on the Pad day of lunc next, 10 The
highest bidder, by the acre; and the following
properly, to wit; a Negro woman named Sophln,
Charlotte, Dlcy and Francis her child, one grey
marc, one yoke Of oxen and a cart s head al
cows, all the hogs and sheep. 4 beds, all the
household and kitchen furniture aud plantation
tools Of all descriptions or as much Of said land
aud property as will satisfy sad claim and costs
attending, acting as trustee will convey such
tuie as IS vested In me- rs trustee.
PETER +. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Mnrh2. ol2t3e
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~ pRSDANG TO a decree Of the superior
* Court of Chancer., directed by law 10 he
holden at the town of LYnchbnrg pronounced
ON the 9th day Of October, ls26 in cause
therein depending between Gabriel l. scott, plf
aud Reuben Pcndeion, james S Pcndleton and
Robert Tinsioy, detts,--lhc undersigned Mar
shat OF the SAID superior Court of Chancrrv
vii, on Wednesday, the 50th daV ofnext month,
D fair, tnot the next t,l. day, atthe Courthouse
o. be county of Amherst, proceed to sell, by wav
OF public auction, To the highest bidder, for rea-
dy money two slaves. named Michael aud Gil.
bert, being thr slaves ia the said decree mcnti.
oned THOMAS 4. lOLCOMBE, Mar.
April 81 clds3s
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gR noBERfsoS's fAtENl siohA,
I'D cHlc Bif1ERs. These celebrated ana
~ Aao,,n gateFs a'e eemposed iahriy . We
rctal1ss. Of the nis innarcag yet ,ffrihe VII
tnes. a,iaef paftisalarlv feea.naishds" 'oi r.
st,,5nr sesk con situations, cleansing y s''epe'"
euas .te si5insea. aud increasing N appe"e
III, END ..brns ia all ages bat on fl'e'f sun
prity and safety, are most naiafal aaa oheeu'
al.,rt,g,se. n hen administered tnchhdfeni u'y
are a4atalasly warm asd pnegen'g a'on's'to
he. are extremely screieeaJle m al seasons
bn asfl,rularly 50 on the approach OF W.T."
v,eaiber when bilious habits ezperieneesneh TO-
tsi los nfaepctie; they are aiso o't'ne p.sfe"-
liz. .s,i,st thase complaints 50 much IN the
snri = s,,eb ss Intermittent Fesers md Agnos,
Dsseatlrifs, &C. DC
Thevpossess moreover, tie property peculiar 70
,bcnsa'yes. Of qaa fying and amel'oraiine those
i,Baa paiary pcfnicious qualities Inherent IA ar
don, spi, ITS. aud so oten fatal whcn taken ~ an
emnty stomach, and converts them inio whole
some. pleasant and iuyigorating stomach'c.
Tiny are a very pleasant Cordial Butter, AMI
are recommended for the usc oftavcIns, as vel
as private families
4 wdozen hrtiles efthe above valuable BIT
ters. for sale by the subscriber Pricr ono dot
lar Der bottle NALTEkll MIDDLETON,
Feb. 20. Opposite Post 08ec
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April 90
Valuable Property near Lyncbb,

s"ludole IopeTty near i.SnchDurg,
a>OR SALE.-Ihe subscriber having deter
~ mined to remove to town, offers for sale
his valuable farm, near Lynchburg, containing
about 10 Acres, known by the name of OAK
LEY. To person whose business docs not re.
qnire his constant attention in town. this is one
of the most desirable residences in the vicinity
of the place. The buildings are all ofbrick, con-
slstlng OF an excellent and convenient dwelling
house, fce-house kitchen, stable, &c.--The gar
den is large and productive and is enclosed by
a substantial brick wall. To those in the neigh
borhood, a further description is Unnecessary
Persons at distance who may feel disposed to
purchase a desirable residence near Lynchburg,
may view the premises at any time, and be in
formed OF the terms on application TO the sub
scrber, WHO, deeming il his interest to dispose
of this property, offers bargain TO purchasers.
1fOallley he not sold by Tuesday the 10Th day
of May, twill on that day be offered al auction.
WM L. SAUNDERS.
April 8. ols3v
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March %

N\foflcE,-l wish TO sell my ifac, Of Land.
IL lying ON Old Momau's { eek. IN Pittsyl-
wanna county, about QUE mile from staunton nv
CT and about . southwest of Lynchbnre II
adioins the lands of Capt John Nard, Thomas
T. Adams aud others On this tract. there are
upwards Of 100 acres of rieb fairgrounds, in
body. The highland IS well timbefcd with fine
pine. That part ofthe tract which IS cleared Is
good, aud produces we'll This land contains
two good orchards ofexcellenf frun The range
fof stock IS extensive, and unequaed by any IN
this section OF country. II embraoes three fine
mill sites, on stream which constantly affords
as great 4 supply Of water as amy machinery
may require The terms will be moderate, and
credit will be given. Any person wishing to
purchase. will please call on the subscriber, iv-
ing at Wards Bridge, Campbell county.
JOHN u. RUTLEDGE.
Feb. Is. cis2s
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April l3

UNJUST sALEs-By sirtue OF a trust decd,
ecnted 10 me, by John West, for certain
purposes therein specified shah ON the ! lth day
Of MAY neu. proceed 10 sell, 10y way o. public
auction, on the premises, for cash, the tract oi
land whereon the said John West now lives, ~
ing IN the county Of piusylymi,a, on bothsides Of
Panther Creek, adjoining the lands oi the late
john Ward, decd John Doss and others sup.
posed To contain 300 acres Tins land lies about
one and half miles from what is called Ward s.
Springs, il a valuable creek tract OF land, and
deserving the attention of persons wishing To
purchase | shall convey such ifle only rs is
vested in me ns trnsire though believe the tile
uuquos,ionabe. ABRAHAM {. SHELTON.
April 20 rltls37
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W AND FOR SALLY virtue Of the last
IN viii and testament Of samuel Lewis, decd
thr lXsenit,r being therein instructed 20 sell the
bands ncloneiny 10 the said deeedeut, viii &c
coraineiy. On tho l5th day Of May next, on The
premises. near Benjamin Waiklnss store. scll
the lands aforesaid. containing 6la acres, IN
acres oil which is subject 10 the widow dover
believing lat no person will purchase the same
without frst piowiag the lands, shall therefore,
raw but little rs 70 the quality. The laud lies
well. fine gram land and n considerable qusntily
rood tobacco land Ihe terms will bc madc
known on the day Of sal.
JOSEPH LEWIS. Ex'or.
Anril n clbM.36
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March 2.

MfE. GEORGE ELWALL--As You reside
Ak5 oui Of the limits ofthe State OF Virginia
| take this public method Of informing YOU,
aud you are hereby notified that shall on the
sth day of May, 1927, at the Franklin Hotel,
IN the town of Lynehburg, and State of Virgil
MIA take the dispositions Of John Bullock, and
others, 10 be read rs evidence on the trial OF the
suil depending in the Superior Court of Chm
Gerry, for the lynchburg District in the State a.
toresad wherein am plaintiff and you and
Others are defendants
DANIEL HIGClNBO1HAM.
April 6. c5w35
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YD Y virtue OF deed Of trust, made 10 the sub
- scr'her and James I Wright by Cornelius
Peace, dated on the 18th day Of february, lsl7,
anh oi record IA the office otthe Hastings Court
OF Lynchbufg for the purpose OF srcnrluc Ger
tain debts due 10 Geo. Nhitlocte, l. as surviving
trustee, will proceed To sell, the premises. on
FRIDAY, the 18th Of May neat, If fair, If moi the
next fan day thereafter sundays excepted, for
ready money, a certain half acre of Ground in
the Corporation Of Lynchburg. lying and brmg
on tenth street and sixth nllrp The title Is he
heved unquestionahle, hut. acting ms trustee, I
shall only convey such as is vested ia me by said
deed. GEO. r RICHARDSON. Suryi.
Aphl27, t-tds3s wing Trustee
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fNR. Dl0frS Approved Anti.Bilious Pills,
~ which prevent and cure all Bilious Conn
plants, Malignant feNels, Nc. There Pills IT
administered in time TO remove the Bile from the
Stomach, viii cnnteract the causes which com
moHly produce Yellow OF Bilious Fever, Ague or
Fal fevers, Billions Cholic, Pleurisy, Dysentc-
~ Worms, Sick aud Foul Stomach, Head Ache,
Loss Of Appetite, tlatulcnce, Epileptic Fits Hy-
pochoudra, and tiystercal Complaints, Sour
stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
&c They remove tlabitual Costveness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma, ShanGuary, Gravel, Rheu-
matisn, Gout, Scurvy, Sembutic Blotches, Impu-
rites in the Blood, Female Complaints &c.
\ further supply OF the above Pills, this day
received AT the subscribers Drug and Medicine
store, price p cents q box.
WALTER IL, MIDDLETON,
Dec. T. Opposite P0st-Qlict
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ApriloO

Mr. James H. Coleman;
TlAkE NOTICE, that shall on the 10th
- day OF May, at Booths Store, in the
county OF Franklin, proceed to take the aiida-
Wits OF Thomas Preston, Drewry Holland and
others, to bc read rs evidence as an injunction
now depending in the Superior Court of Chance
~ for the Lynehburg District, in which you
are plaintiff and | am decentralization aud
where yon may attend if You think proper.
PETER BOOTH.
April %. c4w36.
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important to Land Owners in Virginia.
auditors Office Richmond,
March Is, 1927

0G1 URSUANI 10 a clause therein contained,
~ the subloined Act is published for the in
formation OF all persons whose lands are return
ed delinquent for the non.payment OF taxes Its
provisions arc entitled Ia immediate attention. as
theY hold out to those interested the following ne.
Guitar inducements to redeem their lands, if re-
dempton is ever intended.
|. If bona .fde purchasers, whose deeds have
been duly recorded, prior to the act shall shew
in the mode prescribed thai they have paid all
the purchase mo ey, not leaving in their hands
sufficient TO discharge the taxes and damages
due AT the time of the purchase the land shall be
eXoncrated from all arrest Lpto that lime.
;. II it be Shewn, that the taxes were errone
ously charged or paid. (although returned dehn-
quen) the same reliefis afforded
3. further time until the first Of .Jl,lV 1923.
is allowed for the redemption OF lands forfeited
to the Literary Fund; and as such Lands were
not generally rc-assessed pursuant TO the act of
lsI1-provslon is made for such re-aSsessment
at the cost of the owner, by which the rate oftax-
alton will be considerably reduced
4. With respect to lands forfeited 10 the Lite
rary Fund.- claimants who derive little under
Junior grants from the commonwealth. bearing
date prior TO the forfeiture and whose lands have
been improved and settled, may, on paving an
equitable proportion of taxes aud damages. OBJ
tam REIMBURSEMENT of the commonwealth S
right, although sucn lands may have been COM
pretended in larger or older grants But this
privilege will not exist until after the LIST of July,
1928, and only from that time TO the lst Dccem-
Der, 1929 This provision is particularly mtcres-
ting to nonrcsidents.
As lnnumerable tracts of land have been re-
turned delinquent in almost every part of the
commonwealth Of which the present proprietors
are probably ignorant, the propriety of adj
dressing enquiries on the subject to this office is
suggested. In making such enquiries the names
of former owners, and the quantity and sitia-
ton of each tract, ought to be specially Commune
nlcated. Arrearso tares can only be paid al he
Treasury. JAS. +. HEATH.
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III Nv y tiltn ! ",
EDWARD G. MOORAlA
April 90.

= OIlCE.-By vntue of decd OF trust, ex-
ccuted by Alexander BrdgIand, bearing
da,e the eth day of February, 1926, and re-
corded in the county court OF Campbell, for the
pnrposr ofmdemnitying Joseph Dillard, shall
proceed TO sell, al public auction, for cash, be-
fore the market house, in the town of Lynch
burg, on the 9TH day of May next, u tenement
and parcel OF land lying in the county of Camp
bell, neal the town OF Lynchburg containing
about one fourth OF an acre, being the tenement
occupied by the said idgland--ad Joining the
lands Of the late WIN. b. Lynch. | shall CON
vey such title only as is vested in me under the
deed Of trust above mentioned.
VIM. RADFORD, Trustee
April Is. ct4w35
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Aprl u.

hNfoll1E.-By yir,ne of deed Of trust exc
~ cuted by Christopher isbell and I'm. |.
isbeil, on The 9TH day of October, 1921, and duly
recorded in The county court of Amherst, we
shall, on Tuesday, the 9th oil May, At the Mar
kei House, IN the town of Iynchbufg, sell for
ready money, the following property, to satisfy
said deed, TO vii: tract o. parcel ofland, con.
tanning 10 acres, lying ON James River, in the
county of Amherst, about half mile above the
loll Bridge, also, ne house and lot, occupied
by VIM |. lsbell- and lying on the road leading
from Lynchbntg to Amherst Count House, to-
ceiher with all and singular the rights and APP
purtenanees TO the said tract of land and lot be
longing also, three slaves, Caesar Charles and
Peter, tWalermen.) As trustees, We shall con-
veg only such title is vested in Us, though il
is believed 10 be indispntable.
THE TRUSTEES.
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JOHN VICTOR,
JAMES NEWHALL,
JOHN POE,
SAML. NOWLiN.
5t12
April II.

Ynl Y virtue of deed of trust executed to The
- subscriber by Bennett Nj. Murphy, (for
the purpose of securing the payment of sun
dry debts therein mentioned bearing date the
29th day Of November 1923, aud of record in
the county Court of Bedford, shall on the 18th
day of May next, if fair, if not the next fair
day thereafter, Sundays excepted at Alurphy's
Mill, in the county OF Bedford, proceed 10 sell
at public auction, Tor cash, the following lands
conveyed by said trust deed, viz One tract
containing seventy eight acres, more or less
adjoining the lands of Howell Peasants Mnr-
ply and others. The said B. NJ Murphy's in
terest in tract Of six acres, with the grist aud
saw mills thereon, called and known by the
name Of the Mill tract--all the said b. NJ Muir
phys property aud interest in a tract estima-
tedto contain fifty and one-half acres, called
aud known by the name OF the Peninsula, as
the same was sold under the will OF the late
John Murphy decd and one undivided moiety
OF u tract OF fifteen acres, on the south side of
Goose Greek, bounded by the said Creek and
by the lands of John Arthur and others as
the SAID lands are more particularly described
IN the said deed Of trust, or so much thereof as
will he sufficient TO pay the debts in said deed
OF trust mentioned, with legal interest and the
charges attending such sale. Acting as trustee,
shall convey the title vested in me by said
trust deed and no other.
JOHN p. CLAYTOR.
April H. tds37
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u Nt" .l0iri Of Nfiiritss.
(S3 W. NLTER II. MIDDLETON is
" now receiving sixty three
RSM packages fresh Medicines. which
&&zu-zs have hecu particular, selected by
an Experienced hand, aud Which can
be warranted genuine.
Tie has recently purchased the cutiro stocl, of
Drass' Medicines, Paints, Obs, n,c-smas. &c
OF pects Owens q Lee.c, which IA addition to
m stock ON hand. together with his new arrival
readers MS assortment extensive and lompI,,e.
Ills lrieads aad the public as well As the Gus
toners OF Ovens * Lechie, are assured that thcv
eau be furnished on the most favorable terms
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
aud others "hopurchase largely can he supplied
~ a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken IN payment
The greatest attention paid to the compound.
Ing u medicine; and he pledges hmsclfto deli.
vef no article ont of his establishment but what
is OF inc porest quality.
July l.. .-oe
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Auditor OF Public Accounts,
AN ACT
Concerning lands returned delinquent

io' t'c HoH-pdyment OF taxes.
Passed, March OH 1927.
!. BE 1t enacted by the General Assembly,
That # any person, claiming title to any tract or
lot OF land, returned delinquent for the non.pay-
ment of taxes due thereon, or to any part of
such tract or lot, at any time before the first dan
Of Aprif, one thousand light huadred and teentu
eigh shall prove, by satisfactory evidence to the
court ofihe county or corporation in which the
same may lie, that prior to the passage ofthis
act, he was bona fide purchaser of such land
or LOT, or OF the part thereof, claimed by him,
that he has deed for the same which was duly
recorded before the passage ofthis act, and thai
he hfsd paid all the purchase money therefor, or
so much thereof, as not TO leave in his hands
sufneicnf to satisfy and pay the taxes, With da.
images IN arrear and unpaid al the date Of his
pun chase, or that he fairly derives title BY, tfro'
or under some person SO having purchased and
Pa'f DC purchase money; 1t shan be tae dut,
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I'M RATS ON Boston, Providence, NewY DIRK
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, for sale in sums to suit pur-
chasers at small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF S 4. NJ. ALLEN 4 co.
Lynchburg, where all kinds of ncurrent money
is ttSSen at the lowest rates of discount
July 10. t.
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If. AMP & LtNSEED ofL.-Walter II. Mid
Ia dleton, has this day received large guam
tty of superior Winter Strained Lamp On.-Al-
so Lmseed Oil, Spirit Turpentine, White Lead,
&c,
Nov. 49, 1897
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NEW GOODS

wv have the pleasure of informing or,
~ friends of the arrival of a great naov
scarce and desirable Goods, which we will sell
low @ arc determined 10 retain the name nj
: eaeaqp Store" And in daily expectation of
receiving great many new and tashin,ahlc ar.
noes TO all ofwhich We respectfully invite the
attention OF our friends and the public.
MCKEE ROBINSoNS Co
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my .irtue Of teed al trust executed by
LnI pIeasants Mofphcy 10 the late JOIN iIea.
lea deed aAa tli ,ubs-ribefi fot thu purpose ai
SECURING sandrs debfs therein mentioned, winch
deed bens lase fhr 2gih day Of November, 1873
aud Is Of record ia the coaa,y Court Of Bedford,
I shall en- the Eth da. Of May neai II tair, II
Mt the neSt fair DAY thereafter. Sundays ex-
csptctl. AT Ne residence afsaid Pleasan's Muir
nh,. IN The county 81 Bedford, proceed TO sell,
N public auction. tie lands conveyed b. SAID
aessl. .ig. one tract. on which the SAID Plea.
SAINTS Mummy nov resides, containing five
nun dfrd and eleven acres. more OF less aud
Ivine rpon tsaosc and Mill Creeks, more
pafticnlarl, drsfribed aud subject to the resef-
satious cortanrd IN said deei Of trust, also one
npdniil mpniy ola tract oi fifteen acres, y.
it,s on The south sde OF t,oosc Creek and boun-
drd b, said Cfecl, and the lands of John Ar
thur aud others, or 80 much OF SAID lands As
will be sufficient 10 pay whatever balance may
hs due Of the debts secured by said deed Of
tfast, aud the charge Of sale. These lands are
very valuable, containing large portion OF
low gronnds--the terms Which will lac IN CON
lormitg. with the provisions OF said deed Of
trust " III be nude known on the day Of sale.
Acting ~ trustee, shnll convey The tile ves-
ted in me by said deed Of trust and no other.
DANIEL TOMPkINS,
Surviving trustee.
April H. tds37
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PURSUANT to an ordinance of Council,
& the Soent Committee viii on Tuesday the
first day Of May, prooece 20 let by private con-
contract or 10 the lowest bidder, the putting and
keeping in repair until the FIRST day OF May,
1928, all the streets and alleys, heretofore re-
paired, and kept in repair by the Common
Council, atd such other streets and alleys as
shall be hereafter designated by the Common
Council. The streets and alleys To be repaired
will be shown by the subscribers to any person
wishing to contract