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Ia MOTIFS COUG y DROPS


pc'abe Medicine for Coughs, Consunptions aud zsiknsa
ulS Elixir - Udtfd e. ia" public possessing vuues
rseuiilri, adapted 10 the present prevailing disorders OF
in' breast aud lungs eang To consumption timely OF
these drops he oon.Idefe l Of
common COT 4! coughs, igGsn-a Hoopiig Cough, Pain
dtiuny aud Spasnodc sstasa sinsuay ,ihesciou.
psr uar attention 10 the din ettions accom-
hottie -
The following certificates o respect table gentlemen, ply
Clans and surgeons sujoned, show that this compost
uun which Medical disposed regard ,i6c,
ca aud worthy of public patronage:
Having examined the composition oil La Motifs CcugA Drops
approved, we have hesiati-n udC The
RIB &c, as being well adapted to those Of dis, o
they recommended
Doetor Jonathan Dorr Albany, Dec Ala, 1924; Jane,
Post OF White creek. Feb i4ih 1885 Watson Sunuet OF
Csmhrids., Feb 20lh 1926 Solomon Dean Of Jackson.
Janu,ry %. 1925
Extract 81 letter from ne Rts,. Ejene-er Harris.
ani ri.ased with ths opportunity ct relating Few facts
whi' may serve an eonmsudscn OF excellent Cough
Drops For ten years WIS afflicted with punonar, com
plant my cough seVIre, NY appetite weak aud
ains used many popular nedieLe hut pnly found
ptay relief, until by continue ynu valuable Drops.
have heen blessed with such perfect health render
further cans EBENEyEK HARRIS
Salem, y. Y. Jan. 10 1895.
fessrs. ,soLysi have or years been troubled with an
affection ct The heas and lungs, attended with severe
pam ia the side, aud difficulty OF breathing an. IN the tai of
1890 became much reduced. that my was dsspared
ct md receiving visible brht. tom ny phy.ciau was
aished 10 make uis of La Mott Cough Drvrs and after
taking one botie p.. lec l.. alb ami Il !.
hrm belief that the the above ma med dton. .av,d MI
i III rIioSIa AZ 'roNEs
- alumtu., Ohio July %. 1896. 'o-'i'
Sold wl'-sa. aud retail, Icy o. S. Crosby Columbus.
oho snd "s MS OF their appointing TIN ghout the United
State, Caila,iss, SIC.
Each bottle contains AS iuses; pric. I dollar
Jan so s3,.,o,
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F'EyNQLE EDV5I-8TTONr

sHE subscriber propose. to take into hrs family small
a. senopl Of g'risto he conducted BY hi, daughters. An
Tue branches OF an English education which usually taught
~ such schools viii be duly attended to-. To these will he
"dJsd II desired The FIench aud Latin llngusges
hs suo'cGioer teea confidence assuring all parents and
VINO may he disposed - entius Their children his
care that watchf at entiou will he pal 10 their man
n,r ana morals and every eSeon made dependence upon
@ u ram them up the principles practices
% t"Sion they Willie by day aud by the company
81 Their teachers and IN the midst his family Although he
~ h'sr daughters who will devote themselves TO this auty
oe no. wnh more than eileen and will not any
'sAe mere tban twenty, so that ample justice will he
done to each one Tucn and boarding. incIuding washing
anu "tding vii he ore unied sud twenty-five dollars p,T
me one half oi which must he The c ginning of
eat session, AMI the other end 81 IT, The house Of d.
sunsocr sSe aud cummodi1us, and The situation one of
~ III the slate During the few last years when
exempt. $50 800 f''T
Lac school win commence first of March, or perbap,
A. 'heient number make immediate application
g. tet naIon can be obtained by making application
10 ne aheribr, 10 The Rev William ,eade each yip
near 9liiiwood Frederick county, Virginia.
REcoM5iEEDATfoN
suhscfbeTs having been long and intimately acquainted
WIN e family OF Ill. Nelson and being fully of
vac apy aud determination Of his dau shers 10 perform Whist
hey propose TO undertake. have great pleasure and feel per
e confidence IN ndny The above school parents
shu guar dams who would wish their chill brought up in
tue oest manner 10 christian parent, who
siou, instruction Of their children the see
would particularly recommend IT, well knowing, the
aud views "f those who will conduct that whatever
ou Example P'nu Prsoept, and affeconae srsuason ia
humble prudence upon divine grace effect will be faith
u'y ana diligently attempted by them We persuaded
,n. svety KIND OF attention which the most
pMen Could wish and reasonably expect, will he pad ,e
euoIen Committed TO this school, and Therefore most
sincerely recommend IL.
Rev WILLIAM MEADE, JOHN PAGE, Sen
ROBERT PAGE, Sen. r. X. MEADE
concur entirely the recommendation given above Any
person dsng further information, may receive appol-
ITO" 70 me, during the session Of the Legislature
Frederick county, Jan. 10 77-waw
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POETRY.

We have rarely seei OF late, amy eon,,mp0tar
verses equal to the annexed beautiful snl rs'heu
composition. Mat Ga:
THE MARTYR STUDENT.
List not t'AmbitiOn's call, for she has iur'd
To death her tens of Thousands. and htr yoife,
Though .w, e as the old syten',, is as false.
Won BY her hlaudshmehts, the WNti'r seeks
III. battle field, where red destruction waves
O'er the wild plain his banner, uamrl,ng down
The dying aui the dead ION OceAns wave,
2rsyins the .,orip--the dark ee.shore- the Il. hit
Tie ,ssm,n follows Der, TO fsii- u last
iavic,o,y', CORY ARMS. To ,esrnins's sons
She promises III. proud des,ee the praise
OF sciiehtc ssnates, and a nsine
That Fame, on her iniperishahle scroll
Shall deeply 'gTsye. ~. there cne who beard
Her fatal PROMPTING whom the MUSES. mourn,
And Genus yet depiores. In sisdrnus cell
lmmur'd, he uimm'd his solitary lamp,
Aud morn, UNMARKED, upon its psllid cheek
OF flung her ray, ere vet the sunken eye
Reluctant elS.d, and sleep Mouod his couch
Suew'd her despsed poppi,s Day with night
Mingled -insensih!y- aud night withdsy:
In iovelest change the seasons came aud pasSt;
Spring woke, ann 10 her beautiful blue sky
WANDERED the Lark the merry birds beneath
Pour'd their sweet woodland poetry the streams
Sent NJ th-r eloquent voices all this was Joy;
A"d IN the breeze was life. Then Summ'f gemmd
rhe swsid with Towers, as thiokly stewu as seen
III Heaven the countless clustering stars. By day
The grsteiul peasant pour'd his song by night
The nightingale; he needed mot the lay
l'Nine, OF eaith Or sky the voice oil frea'ns-
Sunshine aud shadow ana the rich blue ky;
nor sales OF fragrance and of lie, that cheer
Ibe schirg brow -ielune the dropping eve;
lad fire the lsnsu,d pulse. One stern pursuit,
one mater passion, MASTERED all +; aud Death
SniFd niy, rs ConsunPtion at his nod
Pnison'J the sprius. of life, and iush'd the cheek
With roses tbs, hl"om only o's'the grave,
A NJ IN that eye, which oncs so midly heap'd,
h;niied unnatural ;ircsi
Yet hope sustsin1
His sinking soul aud - the high reward
~ sieep!s5s nights, and wsthiul days, ami scorn
81 pleasure, aad the stern contempt Of ease,
Pointed ex;ltingly- But Death, who loves
30 blast Hopes t.ireSt visions, and TO da.h,
n ifirEpectei hnui the enj Of bl,.s
from man'i impatient lip, with hprrii glance
-1arkd the young victim, with iu;t'riny step.
hod beating hssi, and cheek with reach'rous hioom
Sad'''ii, he pre'.'d where Science ord the gales
oinei bish temple.
There, beneath the giiIe
.. learning, proud professor. at en;arou'l
Thy ty1 .ut-- Death: and ?. around the brow
ca ;hli Inflated votary he ,ggea,h.h
The crown of victory silently he twii'i
The eyprts. with the laurel; AT his loo,
Hesisn'd the 90 Martyr'Stuieu."
son OF the late Dr. Goodeuough preaching before III,
british House Of LORDS
"'rwa. well enough tina, Goodcnou;h
Before thc House shpgd preach,
tlr sure enough fun bad ,nnrgh
Were lhole ee had toteach.n
4 =
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cenmi..i9ne,,s odaee. R,eLmand.

Connlissioner's Offer. Richmond (,
=. Let No. 10Th, 8a7
The parties interested de ed 20 take ntic, IN, r.
appointed the second DAY OF the Alb NJ, fApr,I
,he aceoua directed by the within Older. Of
QUIT on when dsy at nne o'clock a. NJ their attendance
9re.ted my office this cily with then arsonn -
vouchers, ready Tor examination and settlement '"N
T.. - THOMAS LADD, M. c.
-e- -. 90--w4w
Chanoeiy at rules iiolden IN tue CLERIC, ofic- of ,T
county Court Of Msekenbu,g, ON the Ist Monday ia
Robert Hester, p,;,;r
Against: A''n'n'
FL 't ~. nu't,en and Thomas llai'@-, Defts.
aoeo ding 10 the Of Assembly, ard IN. Jules OF
% anu spP.ninsii"m satisfactory evidence that he
@ IN ihhsbhan vi TIL, On the motion al Ia. pIa;n
IN oy mas a''ofn.y, Ordered, That the said defendant 90
R neioe our sad Court on The Sd Monday Ari next,
et sory OF nl' order be inserted in the newparr
Pised ~ The City OF Richmond for eight weeks sue
and posted al the front of the Courthouse If ,;d
IT Try iTs'e, JOHN q. BAPTIST, d. C.
y9rs
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ypTrAPH on uOGAnTI

riieweli, great painter 1f mankind,
WhoIeaeh'i the nohiest point Df art:
Whose pic,ur'i morals charm the mind,
AID ,hrn' the eye correct the heaiti
u Genii' Fl thee, reader, stay;
Il nature touch thee, drop tcar,-
IL neither move thee. turn awav
fsr Hoslrlhs' houvur'd Gus. hes here.
tJc-yfct
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Ground Plaster, CIT .ldils, 4 Corn 5feaI
HSOR Sale Ground ps ter, French and Nov, sto,s i,
= sssts Or loose ~ .ut purchasers and both sffsn,e 10
hs q excesn' qusity.
cn Mad. ou, 81 g. 4oi IN ksE. n 90 100 10 and 200 ll
Rolled liza Of various es Nod Rod, snd fiorse sbos
corn Meal sonsif saply made generally n1ts hte s,n
aud perfectly lsesh
ifAXaIL & co.
r. -ssl
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FebD
Commission hEouse

f7IfE Subscribers u,ief the 6fm n n Il T. No,,o.;,,
"snsti any hu,ness that be 10 tte,, eae snd
IPeby me tiTucst attention. Al al times 70 h she n ot,
hf chest prices for produce with Which fhev ma, be
nttd No storage vii be tbsg cd On any thinv sold bv ~,
me same can be ttcssedn house ffsrtb,ns ~,
pns -p'd f"m Tho anfb for the UPPER eountfV ,,sv GA
come aiyansse by shipping ooui carr one ~ ne ,,li 49,
.nd ~ bf beng oarefay bundled Al the vessel and b,;
i'ui and other articles received Storage elrrre a.
shen w'll he IN accordance With The times Anv s5,d h;
~" nMke w'l be bought 10 oier Merchants 10 the corn
w Womb nod This aiysnisgs That those buyip~ IN h,r
'nnot have 0Ece q present ever NJ y w pibrsi az
aof shove Cob =. Peyisn, Gsr} street.
H. n. MONTAGUE.
Richmond. peS. ~ 49,
Tie Edioin Baslsscood--
en- % e's'oo u information which viii r. vaIusble n
f-H"in u eshOd lie requested irfo- n, me ~ H..
sdenes hy hitter addressed 10 Easville Nothsspor
~'.,'I nS'ofe, fHspii. a. 7. UpSnUR
80 10 g. 90
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DUBSUANT deed Of trust executed to te .uh,eriber
by Henry Tyre, atey Tyree aud Isaac Tyree and re-.
corded the clfks Office or Ntwkea couny o the purpos,
u occurring Sc atom w CrumP eert1n of money there
expte.sed 10 be due shall expose 10 ole by public auction
fof cash. FIVE tracts Of land, al lying the county Of
Alsn six Negroes witt Burwcl Jinuey PATTY Msrv Fan
ncy snd Lorna Ao al The household and kitchen fufnufe
plantation u,en,iis stk q al kinds sud s other prope,t,
belonging The aforead Tyres, much boreoi a. ma,
he Necessary to pay tie debt with interest cost and ohsr-
The sale take lace Seon w. Cfur Pc Store near III.
Gross Reads Neykent county Tutsdsy the 27fh ~ M
aonth February, If fair, oihetve the neat fair day The
ssie Will commence al o. u'cnrk.
DAVID S 81. cRUMP rra.,ee
Fsi u. 20 gr
n r. The sale of Die above properly postponed 10 s,trr
day The Sd Of March neat y. S. NJ. CRUMP
Eaf,eusrv "a.
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Against, "''
arenaid Robrt'on and William Black surviving eree,
,o. Of William Brown dec the said Archibad Tob.r,.a.
Black, John Brown aud ohe,. H. s"a
On the motion of the defendant I,bea Black nv cou,
oFasTed ihai one Of the Of "a. court A.
sA ard reP 10 the court the the said I,,hei,
mare OF the estate OF William Brown, dec aud OF The par
n.nt made 4" her by his executors 90 ,hey h. hi,
May 27tk 1895.
ny eonsen A. well of The plaintiff as Of William p,r,,,
aud Samuel Garland b, their council IN. aid w,,, n
rel and Samuel irand, admini.tI aos de buns viii
the will annexed Of Jane. Brown and of bI,r,Te, Ro
made parties defendants in this Gauss. ''e
December 7th 1896.
on The moiiono The deicndlnt., W sm Barrel and s.,
variant, ny then counsel Re IS Ordered That one ,f H.
commissioners OF The court do state, report TO the eo,rf
the suonni ri the SAID James AMI Margare; i,,owns ~
the estate OF the SAID william Brown dec aud of The
m,n's madeio Them an their legal Representatives. bv a..
executors so as 10 scw how much any thing be- AL. ~
account Of the legacy 10 the said james aid M,eae, n,
IN IN. wall OF the said William Bs,wn, deceased ''
Copies. Tcste, RID JEFEBIrs ci.rI
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NOTICE
fgTAS committed 10 The Jail OF fcndleion Coi,y. % the
w 29th inst negro who cas h,m'eW MUSCO, aud
that hi /. the property OF Ph,p Jones Of Essex County,
vrxuia aid uegr about years d age, dark complex.
icn ,bou FIVE inches high made had
eomted,s hae eo, coat black panalocn., black vest aus
hat; visible, The owne, requisite t' rome
rwa prove pfopeiy pay charges and take han away,
n wall be dealt with a. the law directs.
F.blS ~ -wi2u. IL. sHUGERT, jailo'
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Negroes for Sale

I'm Tueslsy the 10Th March fr II not the next fair
~ w he ,od 10 the highest bidder front Of the Bell
las about thy Negrpcs, hoy, and ehren
snd girls Part Of then will he sold for Cash, The others Oh
credit
JOHG H. CHRISTI4N
jones' RCHEiST6AN ( Executors
1-5 The shove sale Of Negroe. will he male ~
Fsh.24 a3-ids +. Il a. HUBBARD, Auci.
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Chance Ia chesterfield County court. Jansas . -
Judith w. hi. wife, judith w. Rcbe'ion P'h
hsainst ,.
shsrue Robe ,sop. esttx Of Jones Roberon sec, nos
wAknson and Mary hi. wife, Iae Mary Robertson, Jess
Condrey Sally his wife, Field Robertson and Elizabeth
knson. late Robinson ale, Joseph b. Robertson aud E1s ah'
koheft.ou, infants oiitnder years. Dens
This day came the plaintiffs by Thomas W Leigh Esq their
attorney aud filed then bull against the said and n
appem ns by saaetfy evidence that the defendants Tho
Wilkinson aud Mary has wife, and josiah Copdrey al. not in,
oil rus commonwealth and they no, having
Assembly and the rules of this court Il is ordefed thai the a;d
n' n.sd dsisnan' do 'PPsa, here 'he MONDAY,
VI hPf next ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
qer io two months suCcevey, and another copy posted
ne on, aor OF the house Of this oouuy success
Feb. 81 -wsw' LAWSON NUNNaLLY,cc.
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The following episram written upon the oeea.
scn OF the late Dr. Goodeuough, preaching before the
british House Of LORDS
"'fwss well enough tina, GDodenou.h
Before thc House shpgd preach,
FIR sure enough full bad tnnrgh
Were lhoie re had tuteach.n
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We have rarely see, OF late, amy contemporary
verses equal TO the annexed beautiful sui ratheti
competition. tNat. u4-'
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SPRING GARDEN For S,lc.
March %.

= OAfLD in Rockingham county. North
- Carolina, on the mann road leading IRON
Salem and Salisbury 10 Lvnchburg ana Rich
mond. TINS delightful and wcIl known pru-
jence fOr health, good water and beauty OF site
alton, IS not surpassed by perhaps an, IN the
5late.-Ihc tract Of land contains upNarsd- OF
t~ot thousand acres, about one hundred OF " hich
are cleared aud nearly ali fresh At least une
thlrd OF the tract IS prime tobacco Land, and the
balance fine corn and grain land and from ils
level situation IS susceptible ola high state OF
improvement The land ahounds wiih good
springs. and Is covered with excellent timber -
Is stand for mercantile business Spring
Gardeais equal to any, having five public roads
leading to 1t from different directions. and has
been place of considerable business for forty
years. The improvement are a new two story
dwelling house with six rooms, a store. aud Ia,
ern ho Sc, which with little repairing would
be very good, new barn. shielded for stables. a
shop and other uul houses Determined to re-
move 10 the western country, | will sell bargain
IN the above property, aud receive a few likely
negroes IN part payment for terms, apply TO
the subscriber On TIM premises.
JAMES {. GAIIAN ~.
March =. cl4t5)
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4 WILL sell 10 the highest bidder. On the 18th
- d. Of Apul next. itiair. If nef tie next fair
day, tIacf oised, Ia the county 5i Bedford
cnniang 3J1 acre. one hundred Of = men is good
tobacco land no. cleared yet Ihis tract Of
band ;, adjoining the tract Of land thai formerly
belonged to Ad.a.re Tuner, deed. II lies une
miles south Of L'herts, aud thirty mics west Of
Lyuchbufg. ithas iolerable good buildings on
H. aud lies ,erf vel Tor improving Ire clear
ed land !, sert productive 10 corn. wheat, and
oats. Ans person wishing 10 Yies The land be-
fore the dss Of sale can do 50 Il they funk pro-
per. b, making application to Al J. Guggshy
who IS no" living on the said land Tbs land
will bee sold on a credit OF one aud two years,
.ith bonds OF approved security required oi the
purchaser after tie day Of sale. TIE sale viii
be conducted - John Gibbs.
ROBERT II VAUGHAN
March .. te7i}3
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March Is.

NNfUTlCE.--I wish TO sell my tract of Land
III living on Old Woman ; Creek, in Piusyl-
wanna county. about one mile from Staunton riv-
er and about D southwest of Lynchburg. II
adjoins the lands of Capt. John Ward, Thomas
7. Adams aud others On this tract, there are
upwards Of 100 acres OF ricn low-grounds, in a
body. The highland is well tlmbcred with fine
pine. That part ofthe tract which IS cleared, is
good. and produces we'll This land contains
two good orchards ofexcrllent fruit The range
for stock is extensive and unequaled by any m
ths section oi country II emhraces three hne
mill sites, on a stream which constantly affords
as great supply of water as any machinery
may require The terms will be moderate, and
"a credit will be given. Any person wishing 10
purchase. will please call on the subscriber, iiv-
ing at Wards Bridge; Campbell county
JOHN Is. RuILEDGE.
Feb. l6. cls2s
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Wy virtue of ter1 81 true. extrY, A b.
- Nu,- ". Rive<. on The I7th day Of Feir-i
afy, ISL, TO tte sabsefiaer and YIN Reeels.
AID 81 record N tie CLERKS Office Il tie roaila.
court Il Cam bell. for purposes in sad DEED
mentioned. the cubs, riber will sell bs way of
pneiie auction, befara the door Of tie Franklin
iioiei. II an town o l. nciburc. for ready NO
ny % saturday lie III day Of April nexf. tie
fo'l sIng rod estate in said aeed conveyed. viz
one tract Of land IN Campbell county. bounded
b. IL lau'is OF VIM. Thurmon. Perez me Ech-
ois. John Thompson. and others, containing 6g5
aefes. beng the same land conveyed b Hat
vile EpPs 70 said Rises One Other tfaci pur-
rhised II bacon Iate. IN che count, aforesaid,
bounded by the lands Of John VI Otey. Christie.
Phef / Undertake. Jas Bullock and others, con-
tanning about lfO acres-one Tot ia LTnchburg
N Nesi street called Travellers Rest. purchased
Of " Shaw aud y NeGinms-one other Lot IN
adioRn, on - street, purchased Of Lewis
Brown. jno Tay loe and I. \ II0lcJmbe Tie
subscriber will convey 10 the purchaser or pun
chasers. such title and none other than is vested
IN lin BY the deed of truu Aforesaid
CHlSAELL DABNEY.
Surviving Trustee.
March Of. 2awt7 400
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MrILLS FOR SAIE.-Pursuant to the will
70 ofthe late Col. VIM. b. lynch offer tor
sale, one undivided moiety of the BLACK-WA-
TER Mills, and abou, sixty acres of land at
tached thereto. 4 small part Of the purchase
money will be wanted at short dates, and a credit
OF one, two and three years gwen on the balance
the Payments to b, well secured
MlCAJsH DAVIS. Ir.
Admr nth The utH arneY,doftbe , s,o,s
,.,.., - ofbm. b. Lynch, dec'd.
FOX RENT, the plantation near the Carding
.--a' nele. Isl Aug. 10
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Important to Land O,oners IN Virginia.
AUDITORS Office R,ctmoud (
lT,-cl 4, 49,

Audltor's Office, Ectmoud
March Is, ls2s.
IhURSUANI 10 a clause therein Gotta ned
- the SnbJomed Acs Is Published Tor the Ia
formation OF all persons y nose lands are return
ed delinquent Tor tie non-paymcut Of taNes its
provisions tre entitled 10 immediate affection. as
they hold out 10 husr interested the iuiiuains pc
eailar mduccIuent, II redeem tbcir lands. II ri
dcmptlon IS ever intended.
l. If bona tde purchasers, whose deeds have
been duly recorded prior to the act shall shew
in the mode prescribed, that they nave paid all
the purchase money, not leaving n then hands
sufficient to discharge the taxes AID damag :
due al the tine OF tn purchase, the land snail be
eAoneraled from all arrest Up to that time
2. II 1t bC shcwn thai the taxes were errone
ously ch rged II nad, (aijhougH returned deIIn-
qurnt) 1, e same reliei is afforded.
3. A urther ime unit the FIRST Of JHlg, ISIS,
is above d io TIE edomption OF lands forfeited
10 the Literary fund; aud as such ianas meIe
not generally rc assessed pursuant to the act OF
lsl7-provislou is made tor such re-aase ssment
at the cost of the owner, by NucH tie ratc oitaX-
aton viii be considerably reduced.
Wan respect oiand, forfeited 10 me Lite
raly Fund, claimants WHO derive little under
junior grants from the commouN cath, bearing
date PRIOR to the forfeiture, and Wuosc lands have
been improved aud settled, may, ON paying AN
equitable proportion OF taxes and damages, OBJ
tam relihqus hment OF the common" e.lith )
right, although such lands may nave been com
pretended in larger or Older grants. Bat this
privilege will not exist until after the Isl Of July
ISIS, and only from that time tothc 1T Docen-
be- io29 Thus provision is particularly nteres-
ting To non 'esidrnts.
A. IMMUNE rapie tracts of land have been re-
turned Delinquent almost every part of the
commonwealth If winch tie pa. sent plopr.etors
are probably t1nottnt,-.lhc proprlcly oi ad-
dressing enquiries on the su4jectto this Office is
suggested. in making such enquiries, the names
OF loamor owuers, aud the quantity aud sitdl-
ton oil each tact, ought 10 be special, eonl.nu-
nca,ed. .lrreurs Of tares ran only be pad Il .he
Treasury. JAo. l.. HEAIIl,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30
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VIRGINIA At Rules holdru la Inc Clerk office Vi tho
superior court Of Chmcery for the Lynohbatg a,uct,
the IN day Of January l521. Arthur +. la a. III.
aeetast Pencly Franklin, David 5. Garland tllialn
Cunningham, ezr u Jaine- Mays, decd nd CharIes
Watt and Joseph billiard, ear, Of James Dilrd. dec
Dot.
The q, rndauts Praehy Franklin & Chs Wits not haT
ng entered their apPearnceA given ,ccurity aceo dnsto
the act Assembly X the tnes uiis court usprea1ng
by taciury deuce tiat they na ,irs
eoanfrN ordered that the said defendants do appear
mere ia" MT day Of the aeXt term aud answer thc bin
81 the piaHr' md that copy ofrhis order he lo WIth
Inserted m som newspaper printed fhc town OIL yrrh
burg, tor mont cy and posted at the iron:
door 81 The courthouse IA the said town.
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