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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

thoriscd to be surveyed so as not to inter-
ferc with private land claims. or the r'gnts
of pre- -em pton; so as not to interfere Win
private land claims; and the township iocat-
cd west of Appalachicola river. as directed
in the aforesaid act, so far as 1t is covered ey
the claims of those entitled to the rights OF
pre- .emption, bv the act approved the TWEEN
" second of April. one thousand eight nun
dred and twenty six, shall be located in sec
tions upon any unappropriated lands IN salo
district of country, until the amount taken
,y said interfcrences shall be satisfied and
discharged.
SEC. Q. .fndbe ii further enaetrd, That
the Governor and Legislative Council OF sald
Territory shall have power to take posses
sion of the lands granted for the use OF
Schools and for Seminary of Learning, and
to lease the same from year to year; and the
money arising from the rent of said lands
shall be appropriated to the use of schools,
and the erection Of Seminary of Learning,
in such manner as they may direct; and they
shall have power TO pass laws Tor the pres
ervation of said lands from intrusion and
trespass until Florida shall be admitted into
the Union as a State.
SEC. s. .dnd be il further enacted. That
the incorporated Deaf and Dumb Asylum
of Kentucky shall have the power, under the
under the direction OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, of locating SO much OF the town
! shil, of land granted to the SAID institution,
as has been taken by the claims OF those
who are entitled tothe right of pre- e-enption
in the Territory of Florida, under the pro
visions of the act aforesaid; which shall be
locate in sections upon any unaprraoriatcd
and unrescrvetl lands in either of the Terri-
tories of Florida or Arkansas; which said
tracts, when so located, shall be disposed oi
by the corporation Of said Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, agreeably 70 the provisions of an
act passed the fifth OF April, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty six, entitled "an
act fnr the benefit OF the Incorporated Deal
and Dumb Asylum of Kentucky"
AnnroN ed Ian. %, 1927
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
SMUGGLING.

As proof of the extraordinary plan adopted
by the Scotch smugglers to bring their whiskey
in, a certain excise officer, stationed in the neigh
borhood of Aberdeen. relates in the Aberdeen
Journal, the following story
Having notice that quantity of Illicit spirits.
was lodged about the bridge of Dee, fset out tc
watch, as was given TO understand that it would
be removed that night-Calling at house there,
encountered well known smuggler.-'Well
said I, you are not here for nothing-what have
you got' "A smuggle,' said he, but YEN be nae
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08
DAMASCUS STEEL.

some time ago we published notice concern
ing Damascus steel; but We cannot forbear quot
ing the following authentic account of the meth
nd practlced in bombay. for making twisted gun
barrols and sword blades, from the 43d volume
OF the Transactions of the London Society for
the encouragement of Arts, Commerce and Man.
uiactures---N \. Times,
=. Inc gun-barrels made at Bombay, in imita.
',on OF ,hose OF Damascus so much valued by the
tlenlais 1or the beauty OF their twist, are manu-
tactured of iron hoops obtained from Eurnneon
casks; moatly J}rt;sh Tic -,,,. -, 'oPe' al
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

On the 9th OF December. the son of a far
mer called Valentine. was tried at Dijon, in
France, for the murder of young female,
whom he had seduced, of the name of Anne
Eyrard. His family, in order to screen him,
circulated a report that The crime had been
committed by superanuated woman in
state of idiocy; known, however, to be mild
and harmless. This poor creature having
heard the report, and. on the next Sunday,
at the termination of the church service,
observing Valentine in the church yard
near the spot where the unfortunate girl
was buried, suddenly threw herself upon the
grave and cried ort--"Anne Eyrard. come
forth from thy tomb, and say which killed
you--Valentin or T." The strong emotion
which the murderer exhibited when he heard
this extraordinary invocation, was one Of the
circumstances which induced the jury to
convict him.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

The commerce of Calcutta as stated in
the French papers, amounts on an average
to fourteen millions of pounds sterling per
year. About six hundred vessels enter that
port annually. In l717, Calcutta was no
thing but an inconslderablc little village
surroundedby marshes and forests: 1t now
contains more than one hundred thousand
houses, and extends more than two Leagues
along the banks of the river. The EnghSa
are estimated at six hundred thousand; ana
the whole population of the city and snSl' W,
rons, within the compass of seventy mlle'
each way,is stated to be more than two NIL
lions.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

Fashionable Routs.--s'IIow strange >, ;. - - ,,cd
lady, .sthat fashionable parties sno'',t drfeat
routsi why, rout formerly S'En''ieo s.s Al pit
of an army. and when the so''iitrs sa;d 20 be
to fight or to the sword, they We.a o,ri,ry toe
soutsa s cerryman, s e or M at these meetings Sh"
families far" s'fsy ars frequently i ro'ed out Of ''''s %
koma."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

CnstaatinCpic -.0ur French Fhpe'' a,s.J il'o' Al
chat ten thousand musselmcu were Dehr''-. .o,',
Constantinople between the 2lsl OF U''"' .'o ,n3n
the 10th of November. By Orler Of iae ,,r, s,"'r.
slahmoud. That prince now makes h's s,1lc .,,,c,
ance in public accompanied only BY ~ r,er h.t
and the people regard him with sue: teE'd ho%. W.,
they Ay at his approach It IS be'isF" cue saoncr q.
by the foreign resienta, that he VIII s9""s
later meet the fate Of many Of ls prele'. -
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

A person ct the name of Jackson, was CON,
mittcd at Albany on Tuesday, on chalSS
Of passing forged drafts on the bank o. ns, ~.
lumbus, Ohio, to large amount, at l.nn nnl.r
10, where his accomplce, John RawllnsO..' ".
was arrested the week previous, tor au 81,
tempt to pass check, supposed TO DC Spi III,
rious, purporting TO be from the ira''S't ,'anr
bank of Columbus, on the Schuylkll, os"" ''...
Philadelphia, for two hundred ana f,'n s,",S
dollars. A large sum Of money was l'u'N
upon each of them. c,.
A man was examined at the same plaos
a charge Of committing some he nous c''%|, !"
which resulted in his discharge, anu -
commitment Of The accuser fcrperll'F'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

Legh:r", NOV. nov. i:r from <
We have had a crowd OF Nis,.s s,ad hy the
Florence the last fortnight 'tI".s.nnIul
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-08

The King ofSpain has issued an order TOR r'
missing all the Ccnsors Of the Spanish t'heslrSe''
for having permitted the representation ol
piece called the Mysteries oflsis, which wasS'T
posed to allude to the Masonic lodge.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.--Willbe sold,
IL TO the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
2sfh OF the prfscni month, (April,) at his late
residence IA the county Of amherst, all the stock
of iorses, Cattle, Hogs, &c. the crop Of every
description, plantation utensils. household aud
kitchen furniture, and in short the personal
properly Of every kind Slaves excepted Of
John Iiutcheson decd credit until the lst av
of January next Will be given, and bonds with
approved security will be required OF the pur.
chaser. At The SANG time aud place will be hired
until The lst day OF January next, all the slaves
belonging to the estate of the said Hutchinson.
Bonds with approved security, with Usual stipu-
Iations as to clothing, will be required Of the
hrcrs. 10. PENN, ID. ). for
Hill Carter, Sheriff Of Amherst,
Adm ofJohn Hutchinson. decd.
April l9. tc2~36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
SPRING GARDEN For Sale

cliIUAIED in Rockingham county. North
- Carolina, on the main road leading from
Salem and Salisbury to Lynchburg and Rich
mond. This delightful and well known pru-
denee for health good water, and beauty OF site
alton, Is not surpassed by perhaps any in the
State.-Ihe tract ofland contains upwafsds OF
two thousand acres, about one hundred OF which
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. Al least one
third Oh the tract is prime tobacco land, and the
balance fine corn aud grain land and RON its
level situation IS susceptible OF high state Of
improvement. The land abounds will GOOD
springs. and is covered with excellent timber
rs stand for a mercantile business, Sptine
GARDENS equal to any, having five public roads
leading 10 Il from different directions. and has
been 4 place OF considerable business tor forty
years. The improvements are u new two story
dwelling house with six rooms, store, aud ta,-
crn hu4se, when with little repairing would
he very good, anew barn, shielded for stablcs. a
shop AMI other out houses. Determined 20 re-
move 10 tie western country, will sell bargain
IN the abnye property, aud receive a few likely
negroes IN part payment. For terms. apply 10
the subscriber on tine premises.
JAMES {. GALLAWAY.
March >. cl2f}O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

NIIRGIsii Al a Superior coert Of Chan
! Gerry holden IN the town Of Lynchbrg, on
the 2Ist October, l526.
Elisha rider, PITT
against
Pg.ey Bryant. widow and relic, Of Parmenas
Bryant. deed. John Bryant. William Bry ant, Syl-
yaaus Bryant aud David 7. Bryant, DoGs.
And
William Ryan, Samuel T. Cabell and William
| : Cabel, ex'or Of ssirl Cabeu decd. Chas
rerro", admir- Of WIN. lays decd. aud john
Thompson, sen'r, Pitts.
agn}pa
| PEGGY Bryant widow % parmenas Bryant,
deed Llhha Rider and Peggy Rider, his wife,
/ the same Elisha Rider. ex'r Of sad Pannenas
! Bry8nt John Bryant, William Bryant. Syvanus
Bryant, David Z Bryant and Richard BRYANT,
| Defts
| These causes came on this day 10 be heard, to-
| geihcr By consent ofthe parties. b. their coun
sci, the first on the bill answers Of the defend
ants Peggy Bryant, Sylvanns Bryant and David
! 7 Bryant, exhibits. aud examinations Of witness
-, and upon tine decrctal order Of the twenty
! fnh of July, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty 6Ye, which appears TO have been duly
served ON the defendants John Bryant and VIM.
| Bryant, and the second on the bill, answers of
| the defendants Peggy Bryant Elisha Rider, Syl.
vanus Bryant aud David =. Bryant and exhibits.
and upon the dccfetal order Of the ciehtb ot No
yenbef one thousand eight hundred ana twenty
| four, winch appears TO have been duly served
upon the other defendants, and were argued by
| connsfl, on consideration whereof, aud by con
sent oitne pafiics by Their counsel, the court
DON pDuhRe ORDER and decree, that Ihafies
I. faiieson Alexander brown, Sterling tihi-
borne aud John Thompson Ir who are hereby
appointed e'ntnissi7nffs Tor TINT purpose, any
TWO OF ~h'lh may a'', 40 iny OIL anh as'isa !"
fegEy brYdni, WHO" AMI feii1t oi the sa'd fat-
inenas bryant decd one equal ilfd part ol the
lands IN the proceedings mentioned, as her dow
tf heffin, ana 10 enable the sald commissioners
TO perform Tins ORDER the surveyor at Tn conn-
y OF seison, on such other competent surveyor
As ne sa'd commissioners may call upon, IS dl-
reetcd to survey AID lay oil The same, as they
shal 9if'f', aha The sad commissioners are di-
reclcd iofePort Then pfocoedIngsto the court to-
ee'hef with TAR rlai oil the sad survey. aud by
IKE consent the court doth further adladse or
der and decree. tht the Marshal of the court
aiic' having advertised the time aud place Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
Important to Load OrRers IN Virginia.
Aad't0rs oGice, Bicbmond. !
March -, 1927. {

<l""tW '.Uttg, h3tHmeNu,
Aioreh II, 1927
I'd HRStANT to a clause therein contained
- the suhiolned Act Is published for the IN
formation Of all persons whose lands aIe retuu-
cd delinquent for the compartment Of taxes It's
provisions are entitled to immediate attention. as
they hold cut 10 those interested the following pc
cullar Inducements to redeem their lands, II rc-
dcmption is ever Intended
/. If 6eac 6de purchasers, whose deeds have
been duly recorded, prior 10 toe act stall shew
IN the mode prescribed, that they have paid all
the purchase mo ey, not leaving in thsir hands
sufficient TO discharge the take and damages
due al the tine OF the purchase, the land shah he
eNonerntrd from ali arrest ~ 10 mat Time.
.. lit be shewn, thar the taxrs were crroue
onsly charged OF paid. (although returned t,elil-
quonD the Same reGcfis afforded.
>. further time until the first Of ,1Rp, 1928.
is allowed for the redemption Of lands forfeited
10 the Literary lund; and a. such lanas we've
not generally rc-asspssed pursuant 10 fao act OF
lSl1-provi,ion IS made for such re-asso,,nent
ut the cost OF the"wnrr, by which the rae oi,ax-
alton will be considerably reduced
4. With respect to lands forfeited to tho Lite.
rary Fund, claimants Who derive lntle under
Junior grants from the comlnoaa cath. bearing
date prior to the forfeiture, and hose lnds have
been improved and settled. may, on paving an
equitable proportion of taxes aud damages. Oh
tain aram1uishment Of the commonnc cath ,
night, although suen lands may have been com.
pretended in largeror Older GRANTS. Blu this
privilege viii not exist until after The Isl flui,
lS2s, and only from that time to the Isl Dec, IN.
be .ls29 Tins provision is particularly jn.orcs
ting to nonrcsidcntS
As innumcrabie tracts Of land have been re.
turned delinquent in almost ea cry pan of the
commonwealth. OF which the present proprietors
are probably igneran.,-th" propiicty Of adj
dressing enquiries Oh the subject to mi, Office is
suggested. In making such enquiries, lhe names
OF former owners, and the quantity and situa.
ton OF each tact, ought to be specially commu-
nicated. drrearSoj iares ran only b. 17id al he
Treasury. JAS. Z. uEA1H,
hr,liI.-..- ! 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

E7nrST 5ALE.--By virtue of tvo several
- deesls Of trust, exeauted 10 the subscriber
by William Parker, Tor tiie purpose Of securing
the payment Of two debts due from the said
Parker TO Pannili and Dickinson, and one debt
due from said Parker IN William l.. PannIl, |
shall on Saturday tire 2lst DAY of April next,
or the premises, proceed 10 sell, for ready mo
ney, toi the highest bidder the whole Of the tract
OF land on which the said Parker now lis, "
ing ~ lie county OF PittsyiganIa. on Old No-
man's Creek, containing Eve hundred and Ton
y-fiEe acres, more on less Also AT the same
time, will be sold to the highest bidder, Tor rea-
dy money, two horses. seven head Of cattle, fii-
teen head of hogs, two head OF sheep. three fea-
ther beds and furniture. together with all the
household and Kitchen furniture, and planta-
ton utensils. The title to this property IS be-
liesed to be good, but will only convey such
title as rs vested IN me
ABRA. G. SHELTON.
April g. ctds35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

YEsoR sAIE.--Tha. valuable and hi.lly I'M
~ proved House aud Lot, occupied by the
an ersigncd for several years past a grocery
store, situated ON Main Street, opposite fine Ini-
on Hotel, IN Lynchburg This property is IA
good condition aad ail be sold on mfaiernte and
accommodating terms. II not sold in a short
time 1t VII be iof rent. Apply 10
SANL. YOUNG, or
s. GARLAND.
Jan 3 TOO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

NAfE. GEORGE ELNALL--As ,ou reside
~! out ofthe limits 1.-The state Of Virginia.
take this public method of informing you.
aud You are hereby notified, thai shall on the
9Th day Of May 1921 AT the Franklin Hotel,
ia Ihc town OF Lynchbure, and State of Nirgi-
MA, take tie dispositions OF John Bullock, and
others, 10 BE- read It, evidence on the trial OF the
suit depending in the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, for the Lynclbure District in the State a
lorss"id wherein ! am plaintiff, and you and
others are defendants.
DANIEL HlGGlNBOTHAM
April {. cjw35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
April IL

SRI Y virtue OF L deed OF trust execneu y
I'D Peasants Murphey To the late John lea
den deed and the subscriber, for the purpose oi
securing sundry debts therein mentioned. winch
deed bears date the goth day Of November, 1873
end Is o record in the county Court OF Bedford,
J shall on he l5lh day OF May next if far, II
moi the next far day thereafter, sundays cn
cepted. az the residence of said Pleasnnts Mn-
ply, in the county Of Bedford, proceed 10 sell,
II public auction, the lands conveyed b. SAID
,ord, VIZ Que tract, On which the said Plea
SAINTS Murphy now resides, containing five
hun dred and eleven acres, more or less, and
lying upon Goose and Mil Creeks. more
-snrtlculall, described, aud subject 10 The rcsel-
yations contained IN said deed OF trust also On.
undivided motty ola tract 81 fifteen acres, ly
inn IN the south side OF Goose Creek aud bOun-
,.ed by said Creek and lie lands OF john Ar
thur and others, or SO much OF sad lands IL
will be sufficient u pay whatever balauee may
b. due 81 the dchis secured hy SAID decd Of
trust and IN cmrga, oi sale. ihcse ands arc
very valuable, CONTAINING large poriian 81
low grounds the isrins, which viii be III con
fofmitp. with The PROVISIONS Of SAID deed #
trust ei be made known ON the day OF sale.
AcnuE rs irlstac, snal convey the utlc yes.
ted III nc by slid dzed of trust and no other.
DANIEL IoMFkNS
Surviving trustee.
April IL tds37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
Valuable Property near Lynchburg,
Jan 3

dluapi' ioperts near iyncnDufe,
lGAOI SALE-'lhe subscriber having deter
- mined TO remove to town, offers Tor sale
his valuable iufn, near Lyncbbng, containing
about 90 Acres, known by tho name OF DAN
LILY To a person whose business does not re-
qnIre hrs constant attention in town. this is one
oil the most desirable residences in the vicinity
of the place. The buildings are all ofbrick, con.
sisting Of an excellent and convenient dwelling
house, ice-house kitchen, stable. &c.--Ibe gar
den IS large and productive, and is enclosed By
substantial brick wall. To those in the neigh
borhood, further description is unnecessary.
Persons at distance who may feel disposed 10
purchase desirable residence near Lynchburg,
may view the premises at any time and be in
formed Of the terms on application TO the sub
scrlber, vino, dccmlng il his interest to dispose
Of this property, offers bargain TO purchasers.
fOakley be not sold by Tuesday the 18th day
Of Way it will on that day be offered at auction.
VIM. l.. SAUNDERS
April g. tds35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Yn AVID & ROBERT kYLE. in addition 10
~ their late supplies, have Just received an
extensive and veil chosen assortment cf Staple
aud { ancy Goods. Amongst which are the fol
lowing articles:
Super blue, black, aud fancy cold Cloths and
Casslmcrcs
Superior black Grape Robes
DO do assorted
Nenkln Robes assorted
Plain niaelI Gfo-de-Nap excellent quality
Figured do do
Do do assorted
Black Italian Lutestrmg aud Mode
satin. assorted
Grape Leose aud Italian Grape assorted
Maroelel saawls, new aud splendid article
Gauze aud fancy silk iihl(s
Black and coid Grippe sbawls
Superb Lace Capes
Tamhoured Collay, and Colltrrts
salins. Gaua and Lute,pmg bonnet Ribbons
GytGpo, assorted
Insertion Trimmings
la DIE black ., 'oa"hi'' horse skin Gloves
Superior Thread laccs and Edsne
DO Gypp do
Robinft Ncils Il Bosnet Lace
I9rtoise-sheII tuck and side Combs
LIMITATION do do do
Ilne Ivory Combs
superior Italian Lu.eshmg Cravats
Do black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing SILK, asserted
Fine Twist aud eaddlers' silk
Superb English Silk Nestings
Geutlemen's Woodstock Gloves
Do, Norway doe do
Black Levantinc Ihkts.
Fine black 6s Crayats
Do Safcenut do
Superior Bandanla, Gernan and 0ae noc,f,,
Hhkis.
White Domestics assorted
Calcoes, Ac. &c.
The above comprise small portion of the ar.
ticles just purchased in New-Yorl and Philadcl
phia, under the immediate inspection of one NJ
the firm. They will be found, on inspection r.
he of sterling quality, and at prices far below
what has hitherto been considered "cheap -
INA few days further supply will be received
Feb. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

AOllCE.-lG pursuance Of deed of trust,
i eAecnted TO the sibcr by Ambrose
Rucker, bearing date on - 18th day of june
1924, and is of record in the Clerks Office otthe
County Court of Amherst, viii he exposed 10
sale ut the highest bidder, on a credit Of .. l.
} years, teH-iocmg foUrihs ofthe Mn called Tins.
iey's Mill, stock, &c on Ilanis's Creek, in the
County OF Amherst The sale will take place on
the premises GA Friday the 1th day OF May
next; at which time and place viii also he cx-
posed To sale sundry articles of personal pro-
pertv, among which isa set ofBlaeksmith $ tools
The subscribers, acting as trustees, viii convey
only such title as IS vested IN them by said trust
deed. JOHN MILLER,
DAVID r. .EDLEY, : ''"''ee''
Fen l6. ctds2S.
YnAOR SALE, family Of NEGROES, for
~ cash or on a short credit; man and wife
and four children Apply to the Printer.
March %. 1893
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
Concerning lands returned delinquent
for the uon-payment of taxes.
[ Passl3 Mad GM.ls27.

Passed MHch Gh, 1897.
]. BE enacted by the General Assembly,
That if any person, claiming title to amy tract or
lot OF land, returned delinquent fo1 the non-pay-
ment OF taxes due thereon, OF TO any part Of
such tract or lot, at any time before the first day
o. april, ono thousand eight hundred and twentg
e'chi shall prove, by satisfactory evidence to the
same may lie, that prior to the passage ofthis
act, ne was bona fide purchaser of such land
on loi, or of the part thereof so claimed by him,
that he has a deed for the same, which was dull
recorded before the passage this act, and that
he had paid all the purchase money therefor, or
50 much thereof as not to leave in his hands.
sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the taxes, with tli.-
images In arrear and unpaid at the dntc of lbs
purchase, or that he fairly derives title by, thro'
OF uhGer some person SO having purchased and
Paid Che purchase money. it fha.. be the dury
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

NV ARRIVALS.--D1FID K R0RFP1
~ KYLE are now opening AN additional
supply treceived last EVENING" of seasonabie
Dry Goods, consisting in part fsuperflne Cloths
and Casslmeres; splendid new style Caheoes
Cambrcs Di,nties, &c &c.
March
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
SPRING ARRIVALS,

EDIIE late arrivals At New York. from Enc
- land, India aud France, have enabled cur
Partner there, 10 select a very rare assortment OF
brautital BareGcs, Grass Ginghams. splendid
Figured SILKS, fancy silk Gauze and Barcge
hdkf, a few splendid Scarfs of choice shades,
InHroes Of die choicest patterns and newest
style eNua super figured and plain Swiss Mus
Inns, llish Linaens and Lawns. Of superior man-
utaeture-mith other goods at very reduced
prices MchEE, ROBINSON y 90.
April ID. 5t3G
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

q. ssgSYf1 = t. an ordinance # s.rfai,
fhr ss1tl Ca@mitfee wi Al toesdst M
fdtvtf Nae. proceed "a let private or
.afraft ar ,a ne lowest hIdi cf, IMP f'hag 'ie
sgplae "a rcpan mpii the n.si daf OF A'e1
Ia. = the streets epa alley,. heretofore re
p4I-eI. AID kep, ~ repair W me common
u,e,.. aud such other STREET, and ALLEYS a.
s4,iae hereafter desieaa.ed hy The common
mel. The street. aud alleys 10 be repaired
witt shown BY the sdhsc'inefs 'oahs Pe'so"
wishing to contract. r,.rap
JAMES NLAllALL,
JOIN POE,
sAiiL. NONLlN.
april u "#-