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EDuCAIlON

wNHE undersigned embraces this opportunity Of informing
N the public general and his friends particular that
he about teaching school, within about four
is OF the Virginia fis, the road e5dug from the
Va Mills GVoasn's ehuI CHI The ufdinsty branches OF
Classical and english eduestvn will he taught this school
The will be prcpaf ed to accommodate eight
bode snd boarding be procured IN the neshbofhonJ
90 reasonable terms.
The school MI. be tsusht the place formerly occupied
by Col ScruEgs will the first Monday
JaBusry next TERMS he known by application TO
JOHN MACK FULTON.
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Executive Department,

October Is, 1928.
F0ROPOSALS will he received by the Executive for the
purchase OF the transports the Penhentsry- Those dis
posed TO purchase will their proposals without delay
by order, VIM. III. RICHARDSON.
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NAIL MANUFACTORY.
We have on hand stock of cut nails OF our own
Manufacture, from to 30 equal at least, 10 any
imported, and at less price than formerly.
II. HAXALL s. Co.
Dec TO- 61-,,,,I,,
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UNION HOTEL.
tn -N.uibers or fbe Teg,ey,t,,

To Members Of the Legislature
Eif rs. MARIA BOiIANNAN take. netbod Of nitrn-
ins her friends and the public and TIE Member the
Legislature particular, that the Union Hotel ~ he
uhder her ranassm-nt she bs. engaged competent Ba
er To her hs bedrooms and tables attentive o.t
iers Tor her stable, end promise. Tor b.rse that neither
mr. expense sbsil he wanting render screyiabIt
sI paon' and in every r-ree, worldly Of p"biet pat
ronsge ne any similar ts;a birhuent the u. States
Having fitted up her bedroo,as psrisurs
oil and prepared odate With
CT Without families, 6y sixty members Of III eslAut.
with board, npon terra reasonable aud aseonn
eny simiiir establishment mt the city.
NV. 10. s--,s
10 PureHfS s. Guardians.
school will commence the OF Janu.ry 1929 End
IN terminate on the l5h December fosnr, making a
etn OF ten months exclusive Of from the
until the LIST vt October.
FEES PER QUARTER g l-2 sroNrHs)
sdvsnce, s,7
For instruction. in Greek and latin, 40
asith,neiic, Grammar u Geograyby, q
Spelling, Reading Writing, s
For Fnei, per anuun, 4
VIC DAY.
.uhnentHef, Dec,i H. Is vSy,r
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NOTICE-

ATTENDING 70 be ahssni from the State several uonhs
on "trip 10 the South, hsve appointed Wm. y. Brcsiurs
tine. |S' y 'N'' w 'S ,1'nnfsrbr t,oxU ~ ~
ABfii5. 1904
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SOte If Land and Negroes.
q L the plantation called Kennon's, (near Gent
49, to Bridge) in the Co. of Amelia belonging to
the estate OF the late Jerman Baker, will be sold
on Monday, the 18th day of January, 1929, if fair
and II not, on he next fair day, sixty five val
liable slaves, consisting OF men, women s. children,
boys and girls, and including several excellent
house seTvants.-Ihe men and boys, and some of
the girls, will be sold for cash, and the remainder
on credit OF twelve months, the purchasers Civ
ing bond and security, 10 be approved by the un-
dersigned before the property is devered.-These
slaves arc well worth the attention of all persons
wanting such property, as they are unusually like
ly, aud well disposed.-At The same time will
be sold about 700 barrels Of corn, on like credit
of twelve MONTHS and on the same conditions as to
bond s. secury.-The plantation being on Apo
have it transported upor down the river as the
may require
on THE SANE DAY
The plantation aud land will be sold by the She
Nj for the benefit OF the Commonwealth on cred
II OF one, two, three and four years, the pure haser
giving bond and approved security, besides deed
OF trust TO secure the purchase money! The tract
OF land contains eleven hundred and thirty acres
lies broad side on Appornattox river, and has on il
at least two hundred acres of low grounds, with
most comfortable buildings of all sorts. There is
suifciept proportion OF wood lard on the tract and
much OF the high land in good hear,--upon the
whole IL Is very desirable farm, being in gem
teel and intelligent neighbourhood.
III. MILLER, Administrators of
VIM. OLD }Jerman Baker.
Dec To- 66-- ids
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WISH 20 hife for the year 1929 tuty O.-r sklifui
ker. p " DANIti
Dec. s7-n
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
JAMES III. HUNTER.

AS taken the formerly the occupancy Of Mr,.r
Grsnnss SON Brothers, Immediately opposite Mes.r..
Hall mooTel and has hand,
STAPLE AND FANCY Dry GOODS.
Among Uhich are
Cloths, csssinieres and sattneif., fLe and coarse
Red, white sGeea and yellow .lauGs.s
Sill and SIT ped Valencia ves,ngs
SwsnsdowI aud Mars eiiles do
IRISH and German linens, lawns & Gamble.
Calicoes assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped aud plata gughsms
Pam and figured bonhaZ,t. -vsrUu. colour
Al 10 o-4 Jacouet snd book mu.!ins
Null India and Swiss do
Swiss aud black Italian silk
Canton aud Mlndsrln cIspes, ftsiisn do
Black Italian iust ing, .enefirw. and sar,net,
large assortment OF silk cotton and wooen hosiery
fashionable bonnet and bel, rbbops
Fiag handsnna and cotton bdis
Gloves and comb, u every description
Linen and Cotton tic knss
Furniurs and apron checks
Lineys AMI kerseys suitable 70. servsnt:' clothing
Brown aud bcached dsmssiios, diapeJs,Gc
Competing, hsarth>rus., umbrellas, &c. &c.
Which, with variety Of other steie de.rcus 10 sell
Nv Ter cash.
Nov 4 53-tf
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N AM authorized to se remarkably ic~ the Lands in the
~ State Of Aabans belonging 10 the South Carona Com
pny; I'd by COL Stephen Eit"fi, OF Charleston,
1915. They lie IN the vicinity Of Mong,LeIy Cabawba,
the finest body OF aud, offered for sale by
individuals IN tins State Tne OF the so ruriy
the water the the country the
advantages nayystivnj the unparalleled facilities OF
latitude neither cold, too hot aturtng
pure tue densey Populated neishbolhood
ssniny lively prospect of schools. the
Caspre settlement this part oil the State deEa
bic. great and judg net, t+hob these lands
selected the very at which they were pur-
the anxiety the company to dispose oi them,
viii snabie purchaser obtain good :1ud low prices.
the purchaser will he gven and good secu-
ry required. All the purchase money has been paid to
and patents Vbsinsd Deed, OF will
be made To purchasers, when they make payment.
am s,o sell, the very valuable lands As-
hama belonging 10 following gentlemen; Col. Stephen
Elo Yeadon, and j. S. B-nnett OF Charleston, South
CsroDs together with SEVERAL thousand belonging 10
other inividaal,.
sIsve holder, IN Maryland Virginia, North Carolina and
more than double value of their properly ~ chasing
good farm. prices, Middle Alabama, and placing
hands upon them, an Ter good Managers, The
Transition the slaves ouli enhance their value nearly
half and the produce Of the he isDted annually
New York. the Az cash returned ~ the
without u>uh!e or difficulty.
Geu!oeb distance, owning land IN Alabama, can have
the psid other dposi.n made Of II, hy giving
ne suitable in'rueticD-, aud enclosing the money.
Will attend 10 any bu.pess, to sussetLj the land
Office Cshasha.
Letters, postage paid will he puncuay answered, aud any
information gwen, Which may be requested AID 10 my power
" obtain iD this country. JESSE BEENE, Agent
Ushavhs Alabama.
rgGeaiIemen viii confer favor, by cutting tbi, aJvef
,,asnt the pspsr, aud posting % conspicuous
place. Sspt. 80. i2-u
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JDHEd Il.

VIVA II.
NHE> Will Iuy Crops Of good Wheat and take them from
w fhe landings Jane, River 6siop market
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Representative IN Congress.


.7nofher Link IN the Great Chaft.-T,,sNs NJ.
York Journal Of Commerce announces ',e spccesa
o. thef enieFpHse ~ making the Delaware ano
Hudson Canal, across the stat. NJ NJ. t.. .'''0
It being now complete and in Iull onera,ion'
s'ooP had just arrived laden with the Iarks,,.,
mock coal We are told, that /, is fo,And q, b,,ro
equally az well as the anthracite u Iennsyyanis
enormous quantities will he brought into the mar
kc ncx' summer whom it ,,,,H be agorI,J az ,,e
nave ne hes; ~ reasons TO believe, At rate e.
least one tilTl lower than r',a, demanded for the
coal OF Pennsylvauia. The Rail Road is no; We.
complete, but u is far advanced. Locomotives en-.
glres beve been imported to b. used on the road
and D to q stationery engines, aiso imported ar,
now OF ;he!r way ~ The Cauol
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ILtHE suhse',oi's Farms Edge Wood Bloomfield ore
"a si offered Iot ssis-Ibe former containing 702
The land may hs,sen, .adths terms Known BY application
TO he proprietor AZ Edge Wood
Tie School, Asly sdversd f male snt female pupil,
will hs.opened al Edge Wood The I5,h III Jsnp,tv 7o
CARTER BERKELEY.
Ilrr
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g,fE surus meeting OF ihe Stockholders Of the Bns Of
Virginia, will he held al their Baking House in the Ci-
~ Of Richmond, the first Monday in January.
w. cambridge, Casll'r
Dec. 2. 6I- tIstJan.
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TUFWtIS BU1th " TUgNiU.
s1HE snnua eetng 81 the the
l. OF Director. for the Bank Offices of DI,count
and Deposit, will be held Wednesday, the 9TH dsy of
january next
WM. NEKERVIS, Chnshr.
Dec. Oh
To The Stockholders Of the Formers Bank of
pfRGIkId.
meeting ut the Stockholders s their Banking use
IN on the 9th OF January, 1879, ie following Resouiop
submitted;
RsSotd That the present Agency DsDye he convert
INTO aa Oee oi Discoun sod Deposit and that Committee
Of Stakeholder. be appointed, TO prepare Rules and
Regulations for the thereofn-
Whefeup"n the meeting adopted The following Resolution
lssou ed, That the consideration of the
luton he postponed until the General Meeting of the
Stockholders, aud that the President he requested 10 give
nos the Stockholders generally th,t the said Resouion
will then he submitted TO their alton
In oomplsne. with the above request have cau.cd the
re.Ouiions to he published, and question Is uf rtt.
mPoI;sDce, full representation OF the Sunk desirable
+. n. NICHOLAS, Pr.sGt
OF the Fstmtrs' Ba1k Of Va rin;a.
Nov q. lg ,1tI
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YasGl.,I.a FEJGALE .aCaDEMY,


FSyHE FIRST Ses.,on OF the ourih year win ence on
L. ond,y Janu,ry 1922 The school wall &c
1n- slud's' e.npr,es Reading, wfmK A. ,thpe
,e St,~,n'r, Gsosr,pey History Ch.,Dry, Natural Phi.
Prpis who complete the course, receive Gold Medal on
leaving sehonL
10 pressure Of the time. the term, for hoard md
tuition reduced to % doia' for the Pup iiow
d,anee Day, preferred, sosrj IN the Music aud
prs~ins ale charged e1~, the former 25 the latter the
Session.. GEO. L. BAKER
calculated TO destroy the reputation the above
they promptly reiued by Patrons the pucps
M eane. that The epor nav extended a. mrh
distance than justine atom ne thei eiore Present,
zoe result ofa public nee,ns at the court House Doydlon
iamatSry reports aud charge. beng in creua-
tue su,hor and orisinof which sess,ned
having tendency character Of the BOYD
Female Academy, particularly at ji.tauc., wnefe the
Pofesso unknown; the request ut DIR. Geo. L. Da-
kerr the principal Proe.sJra number tn. citizens Of
Eoydton aud vicinase, including many
fsiro OF the senool seine o whose daughter, b.e
aud are still at tue ln.tiuiou asembied ydton
yes,iyse aud uque INTO The grounds any
ssd report. and ehsr ses founded.
Nhereupon SsinI L. L"ese called 10 the chair and
William rounr, appointed Secretary waeu, after uli and
seema's ,nve,saton ON MOTION, the following gentlemen
70 vat, Edward H. Uhanber John O. Ban,, Pmi,p Ra,ncy
Alexander Boyd Beverly Sydaoi, and james d. Brsue
Poussd co@n.tse 70 d. al. r..olaoa expressive " the
eeiug and sentiments of the meeting; when the following
tt.oiu,ons were reported snd unanimously adopted
Resolved, Tnat the reports aud accusations. charging the
of the Boydt,n Female Academy with gio,,
poprsty conducting the Institutions false, wanton sud
eivu,; eaty tse and tsss ict but without
colour Of ipicion which eavy Lai,ee could have
such dedueop aud that the Poes;os are entitled to
the confidence Of the Public.
Re,ed That the proceedings of this neetus he signed
by gentlemen sen and certified by tue Secretary
SAM'L l.. LOCkETT, Chm'n.
WM. TONNES, Sec'y.
Philip Raincy, Daniel I. Hicks,
Robert Redd, WIN. B. MacIin,
Edmund Townes, Rchd Jetfries,
Walter Macquie, Beverly Sydnor, sr.
John G.. Babtst, Jas. ID. Brane,
Edward b. Chambers, Alex. Boyd,
VIM o. Goode, Jas. +. hlaclin,
John Goode, Jr. Beverly Sydnor, Jr.
JAS Is. Maclin, VIM. w. Hicks,
VIM Helm, Daniel Harmon,
Alex. q. Knox, Joseph b. CIausel,
Charles w. Baird, VIM. G.. Bdbist.
James NJ Whttle,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy of the original Resolutions s. Signatures.
WSI. TOW MES, Sec'y.
Dec 90 69---wt5thJ
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WILL b. sold 90 the FIRST Of Jsrusf IN the tsn Of bs
W odesvile IN hont o ihe sssie Hotel. thirty slaves
consisting Of neo, women snd hos soug whom are several
veluaet trade'nsn he elirs viii he inside On the
cay OF sale III JEFFERSON HANDOJPH.
. 80 br'Or 81 Tho,rss Jefferson decd.
The residue ~ the resi estate of Thomas jefferson
IN the Couoy OF albemse Comprising The Msu.on hns,
Of Monticello, snd one thousand " fret rate lspd Is
offered for safe OF accommodating terms, aud iie mote
expected than i'u price to- the .nd oV s,tu as be
value OF tbs Improvements. r '. X.
Ex'or Of I. J., decd.
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Honorable JoHr sLoAvr o =" " NJ

"As1rINGToN, DECEMBER 10Th. 1922.
90 DEAR Sui have received your mole of The
I'm, IN wihch you state, tina, is your impression
~. 70" communicated to me the obscrva ton
which you have alleged Mr.. Stevenson rn,Je 10
youth December, 1925.
=, Wear the end of the second session Of tho 1911,
congress, and think during the debate on the
resolution oiMr Saunders relative 20 the printing
OF the Laws, you stated 10 ine, the tain Of the
House Of Representatives, that al the time Of the
election Of Speaker, w December, 1928, Mr. Ste
venson, OF Virginia, wac very anxious Tor The place
aud told you, that fthe friends Of the Administr,-
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MONSIEUR TONSON,

now al TREE Hull sud Will stand there the e,ru'nv
so" THOMAS WATSoN,
ABNER ROBINSON.
NtcsN ST.. .ya
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DIED al Diana Mills, buckingham county. y
on the 25ih ult, Mrs. Elisabeth dUer PRICE,
She possessed mind penetrating and brilliant
heart amiable and tender--bcnevoIent and Kind
to all who required il within her resch.-It was
her singular good fortune, in the unparalleled
sickly season Of 1920 when there were 80 or 90
sick OF the then 100 or 80 inhabitants OF New
Canton, to be the instrument of preserving ihe
lives two valuable mothers Of families in tI,st
place, by her attention in carrying into effect the
medical prescriptions, and nursing for several
nights 10 succession, wheG there were not well
persons enough 10 wait upon the sick. Charity
formed conspicuous trait in her character. AS
Is aitesled by her leaving behisd adopted child,
which she loved az she loved her life end which
child, in the agonies Of its Distress said che wish
ed to be buried with her mama. Though poor her
self, she always had hand 10 give and soothe Che
distresses around; ard her attention and benevo
fence towards this child, deserves the imitation
even of the best. She was followed 10 her Iast
abiding place by the sympathies. regse.s and tears
OF her neighbours
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body Of $50 IDd;sns have made hostile in.
cursion in the neigbourhood Of White Bay. They
were charged by squadron of the Republican
Huzzars and some friendly Indians, and after
brisk skirmish compelled to retreat. 4 sergeant,
corporal, and s pryates OF the Huzzars were kin.
ed and wounded. Several Of the friendly Indians
wounded.
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Crawford al y be ,honf he insl. OF Two p.
vi NJ ,onilI choose III. Isn.t. and vote Tor
Ar 4 lan.s. these lneta have bcpp - CLEARLY
nraypn II, The ,,leenl,on ttnm mi. h =
; ntps. this merIiny c,nnaf Tor n moment be.
lleye that H. enemies NJ lie illumination
ihink The ebars,. G, he lr#Ir. tint hn.ing ,n,fi
bid their pr.iflicca.nai being p,r,IaI,fp,,,,rd
Ia en,.oae tn administration Of Mr. A,,,,s
alt onch II !, asu ,i,e Il. ibe ora,ls ahe nd
nj the riphl lnnd Of CD. as some Of diem
hatr r,uresard thrmsrl,e.. NO conceive, Il ia
h. full, la rrason with s4,.a mo. m.rii,,
entertain, Attr,ine nom HAT tho TIM !. l,.,
arprunrhine. when ~ authors af all mo-.
G,llnr;nu, and iorrrianz fllr,r0i,aps ,.tI.Ir
,rripp. d Of hen false zafb. andstendes no.od
L. fbc pnhlif ,anI,mtf. oh,n th, = pni.H,or
eeol,lc nlthe Emitted -tetes viii ,nIIs. er,,,,, 4
ihoir liberty. afnnd aud llr found hhi, able ia
5,t.ni nu tb.s. i,,InraIan#l,ri .r,,,,f.,aI ,,,,
binoroos to suoro, 4 maintain In rronDlr
can ,u .,itntianz tn hand HEM down ,t,titnun,,
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ConnUNICATIoYS-roy tn r,rg,p,oa.

AZ M tlHg Of the citizens al Graz sau
County, held Al the cour'h"nse, on Tuesday
the 9th day OF March, 1928. Doet. Joshua
S'Ourman was called 10 the chair. and Mai.
James Anderson and Mr.. Henry Wilcox aq.
pointed Secretaries.
A commmittee consisting Of the following
gentlemen Maj. Abner Jones, Maj. James
Anderson, Capt. Obadiah Leonard Mr. Pint
in Ballard, Henry Wilcox, Rev Isaacc Moore,
Rev William Carifo, james kyle aud Col
Marin Dickinson, was appointed 10 prepare
resolutions with sHea preamble rs migbt
meet he sentiments of the meeting. The
committee, after retiring, made the follow
ing report, 10 Wit We, portion Of the citi-
zcns Of Graysou, have thi, dav assembled Tor
tho purpose of adopting such measures a.
will be best calculated 90 promote the rec
lection of he present chief magistrate, in pre-
ference to General Andrew Jackson, whose
military talents and splendid victory over
the British ~ the battle Of New Orleans, has
unfortunately capfiyaled and led asiray the
minis of considerable" aud very respectable
portion OF our fellow citizens. IN thus com
ing forward before the people 10 make known
orr reasons for aiding III the rs-eiecii0n OF
Mr. Adams. aud also tor rejecting the pre- .
TENSIONS Of General jackson 20 the Prcsiden-
CIV Ot the United state, we wish 10 dvrs'
ourselves of all preiojice aud paay spirit,
aud 10 approach this all important snl ieci in
a spirit nf mnderatlOn, caudour and Impair
ifal Justice. We lament the unbouuded
Iengths into which the public mind has gone
aud the unusual persccuting and caumnia-
ting spirit which has been displayed in the
present controversy--tho measures are d
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whether, having himself participated IN the
euterpfize, IN the tore-grnund If fhe pjctnre
he did upi know the nature of lachsou's con.
nee ion with Burr II he did NJ. why those
caHsiie insiunaiions. stronger even than po-
siUve assertions, contained IN his letter >
Ifhr I'D. the prpctis cnnclusipe, that. uhe-
thcr Burr intended 10 erect new I'm
pire, 10 hc composed II Kentucky. Ohio, ILL
nois, Indiann, Mississippi. Louisiana, aud thu
western part at PenusA wanna. III peuple ol
which sections al country were said 10 BE-
ripe tor revolt. y ortn rrvulutiouKr Mexico
the first step Of which was 10 hunder NeN
Orleans, .fudrCw JlrkSon ir1S concerned Wift
him II hi, friends can prove his Innocence,
TT hem d. it, We understand that the
Uhft-WasHug, committee ~ Nashville, under
the sanrrinierdence OF Mai. Lee, are prcpar-
iue a riaiitaiion OF ne General IN relation 10
his agency 10 this criminal plot But, until
they can hurn up ihe history Of those daYs
contained in Bnrr's trial, and seal the lips
oi llvina actors Ia the scheme, they vii wrltr
IT, vain. he stain Of some unlawful purpose
is on Jackson's hands aud nothing can oblt-
erateft Il smells raakly of treason mud nj
d" the perfumes OF Arabia cannot sweeten II :
Our Hfigib0UrS, over The WY, preieud Il
think fnnd pos bly, do, as there Is uu ne
counting for the length tn which pride At O.
piuion will turrr me",) that our attempt Il
uroVr & u. Incksan's connection with Bur
wa conclusive Of his innocence If such ton
merton. II 80, they should have let II pB-s
II was not poison, according To her own -
trmalion OF il, aud therefore required no m
ti'ntr. WrMill merely remark Ia them, p
pdsSani, 'hnt We nerrr expect 10 Cunv nc Il
nv mn by argument Who contends hat Iacl,
aop's latter IN relation to bargain. corruption
&c iscoafrmeihr Buchanan ar. who quote
IN Tirginia,an ar'irIe from the pen OF III" mad
can Simp on, g1ing 10 prove 'hat John Mar
shall is nol m Il Of grent ability. The nj
tempt 10 prove Iudae Marshall "A fool come
with good grace from those who Win I,
elevate .nch - MN a. tie splendid lR, YER
statesman aud Philosopher III fenncs,er 4
the lirsl ollirr in fhe world II i p"ricetl'
~ character. however. When a member %
Cpugr"ss, ms Con. Myth did aver, Tia
Jackson Is " N ING superior 10 Na-pne
ton, we c.nn he stfpr,..d a the moderate
g COM ms uad 10 hun by his les Distinguish
ed dvse les.
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THEATRE.

In consequence Of the bad weather on + riday
afternoon. M Richardson informs us that tie
Theatre will remain open one aiphf uorc on
Monday evening, for Nr FareIis aud Miss
Re ne S benefit. W'h5pe rhotthey will be pa O
nlzcd by the citizens of LynchburP. Their
eHertians 10 plcase have been cquaed by their
success. They have never failed IN give salts
faction; and there is somrthrg more than emp
" praise due to actors who thus exert trcm-
selves
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"a ollCi The subsclibo, begs leave 10 in
" form his customers and The public general.
" HAT he has purchased Ihe Whccwright shop
formerly occupied by John Adams. IN thc town
Of lynohburR, aud nca,ls arpositr John +.
johnson tavern. whrtc he nlfnds ia addition
h thr 'dncs SmilL', business 70 curry on th,
Nbcol"lIGid. / makwg d WIRE weaving bust
Mss IN all u. shnous branches. li.irtalns his
sincere III" Is tor the encouragement lie ias 10
~ ~ H." Black Sn H. business. 4 respe,t
fully sohclts shalc 81 public parrouapc
ROBERT Bt1LER
n Il Also wanted, onc OF Two good Wheel
"rlghls, none need apply bnl such as cnn CONF
Will rcummended. r. L
Aptrl2s n
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bGshmglom dpcd % The bill for revision
OF the Ia,1 has At length. through the agency
Of the previous question, passed the House of
Representatives, 10y majority smnl, hut vet
latce' thnn that by which HI last I'LL on the
samc suffice, passed The bull Stems 10 he an
acceptable one 10 nobody, mud To hc urged on lls
possaeesS much by the object, on 10 ~ hy
the arguments III is fayor. Party eonsldcra-
tons have had TOO much TO do with II
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