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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

N0rlCE.-Wlllb be sold, the highest bidder
v on Thursday the ofh inst az the house
Of George Snndgrass, at The foot Of the Blue
Ridge, on he main western road, near Capt
r. Buford's, all the personal property of Isanc
ST Clair, dec. consisting OF the following pro-
perry, 10 vii FIVE likely negroes, consisting Of
one woman and her four children-some cat
tie. household and kitchen furniture and other
articles too tedious 20 newton. credit of
twelve months will he given for all sums of
five dollars aud upwards, by the purchaser
giving bond aud approved security, and under
I've dollars, cash will be required in hand. Al.
SO. ut the same time and place. will be offered
for sale, two tracts or parcels of land, ha the
tract known by =, hols Il ST, Clair, lying in
ihescouniies OF Bedford and Boietouri, and All.
Joining the lands OF Samuel Arnold, Feller
aud others. The otheriraci lying in the conn
~ OF Bedford, and adjoining the lands of Ed.
mund F. Davidson. z. Foller and Others. A
credit of one and two years will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
We will only make such right ms is vested in us
JOHN d. PATTESON
ROBERT ST. CLAIR
Exors. Of Isaac ST. ClaiI dec.
sept. II 81
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Dyeing Establishment.

ZIHE subscribers beg leave 90 inform the
i pubic that they haye commenced the
above business IN all its various branches, ard
are ready 10 execute all kinds of work entrus-
ted to their care, equal 10 any imported L heir
room IS opposite the Franklin Hotel.
A HINES g. CO.
n B. Particular attention will he paid 10
securing bleaching and dyeing Ladies Merino
Shawls, Leghofn Bonnets, &c. in superior
STYLE. A. II. ~ 90.
I,,lv IA On
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Court held for Nelson county, the 22d day of June
i52o' John Hight and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
ngHabeth Camden, pitts. against James +. Camden
wyatt Camden, Chapel Davenport and Nancy his
Wiie formerly Nancy Camden, VIM. W. CamdeH.
Sonn r Camden Benz. Camden, and Joseph Esque, ana
sally his wife, formerly Sally Camden defts In Chan
Gerry,
me defendant James +. Camden, not having entered
ms appearance and given security ACCORDING the act
Assembly aud the rules of this court and it appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he an inhahant oil
hs country IL IS ordered thai the sald defendant d.
appear here on the fourth Monday in Sept next ansW
he b of the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this order be
o,h"lth IN erted IN the Nirginan, newspaper pun
hSneu III the town of Lynchburg, once "A week, ioi
ther copy be posted the front door of the courthouse
OIL TINS county Acopy-Toste,
July 10 usaG5
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MORE LUCK AT HEWsoN'S.
Drawing Of the Union Canal Lottery, Ga
No 10, viz:
6 SO "a. 40 40 a SO 80

50 ga 46 ~ ~ So 80
Nos 80 Al 81 a Capital Prize oil 81 900 wat
sold at Hewssn's Office, where the fortunate
owner is requested TO call and receive the cash
Lottery, No. 81, Capital $4,000. and New
York Consolidated, No. II, Capitals $50 600
$lo.0OO-S S. 000-snd $4,000. viii take place
on Wednesday The 10th cf Sept.-Renew your
prizes this day at HEW SONS ever
fortunate office,
Where the cash will be paid a, al times for
prizes the moment they are received
Sept. IL
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CO W T.r1ssIoW CUISINES .
James River Land for Sale.

James hlNtF Lana IOf Salc.
\ PURSUANCE of a decree OF the county
n court OF Buckingham, the undersigned
commissioners, or one or more Of them, will
proceed. ON The premises, on the 21Ih day of
September next, to sell, TO the highest bidder.
tract of land in the lower part of Buckne ham,
on James River called Mount Ida.
THIS tract of land is believed To contain six
hundred acres-about one hundred and fly of
which are low grounds. A good portion of the
high land is in woods, and is tobacco land -
The whole OF the open land is in good condi.
lion, and part OF the bottom land extraordiua.
lilly fertile.
The Improvements originally constructed
with an eye 10 taste and usefulness will require
some repairs.
An accurate survey of the whole tract, ascer-
tanning the quantity of forest and open. Hill
and bottom land, will be made before The day
ofsale-and piaFe, exhibiting the results, will
he prepared for the information OF those con-
cerned.
TERMS.-A credit of l. ., 8 and years
will be given. The commissioners will req tire
from the purchaser bond with approved sccnri-
~. aud will retain lien ON the land till the pur.
chase money he paid.
GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
w. l.. FONTAINE. Co'"h''s-
WIN. F. RANDOLPH. ''o"eis'
August 81. tds5
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July ..

Black and Colofed Palmarines,
Palinarine Ginghams, new stye.
Black and colofed GAUGE Hk(s. sup. quality
extra rich,
Bel English Thread Laces, Cap widths,
Do do Edgings,
Very snp. black Satin Italian Levaaiine,
Extra large Shell Tuck Combs,
sup. 1nrn Back aud Neck do.
Superfine ! Cambricks and Musins,
DO Cd Bobblnet, finest imported,
lhread GamhrIfks aud Cambrick Hkfs.
Florence Silks. assorted shades,
Which, With numerous OF her articles will be
sold on terms most accomm ,daiing.
MCKEE ROBINSON & co,
Ane. 10
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March Q.

NOflCE-AlI personshsving claims against
" the estate of Ambrose Rucker. dec. are
requested TO bring them. forw ard well authenti.
Gated, as the law directs, in order that may
make provisions 10 pay the same those indcnt.
ed to the estate are requested 10 make paw
meni. ANTHONY FUCKER, ex'r
May 4 ,s75
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liberal reward will be gWeu for returning
TO me a small red COW. which sfrayed nmay
las Spring she was ma ked with a crop aud
hole in the right aud two Sits and crop in
he left ear I HUNT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17
July 10
Soda W aier

" 2HE subscriber Soda Fountain is now il
"a full operation.
he has also received small additional sgp
ply OF DRUGS & MEDICINES. some OF which
ale direct from PARIS and LONDON
I. J. DUYAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

VINE subscribers have this day formed ?
- connection, under the firm of spear y
Pailen. and viii Transact business Mt the Stu
lately occupied by Spear Carleton X 20 l43
Water Street, where ihev have con ,tante -
snle, suitable for the Souihern and Wesie ~
markets an extensive assortment oil Bools.
Shoes, HAS, Cotton and Wool Cards, d. IL.
hy the package OF otherwise, The faculties W.
possess for ley ing IN our stock 10 II u besi POSI-
Bile advantage, warrants as In assuring enf
frcnds aud the public who are IN the h,bll Of
purchasing 10 this market, that we can supply
them on as favorable terms a any house IN ms
city. ALFA siEAh,
J. L. PAIrLN.
Late Of Lynchbufg
New York Srpt 10. s3"s
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New and beautiful fancyGoods.

New and beautiful fancyGoods.
HEaHE Ladies of Lynchburg and adjacent
a country, are respectfully invited to ex.
anime our receot supply of fashionable fancy
Goods. We give slight sketch Of their style
and character:
Salmon, blue, pink, strawand lilac plain Pal
merlne
Watered. striped, shaded and figured Langued-
&C Bareges
Seemed morning Barge, new style
Caspian Shawls of the most beautiful shades
great variety of rich worked Muslins and
checked do
o4 plain Bobbinett lace, sup. 10 any hereto.
fore imported
First quality blk. Italian Lutestrings
Which, with numerous other articles in the
fashionable line, they are determined to of
fer TO their friendsSt the lowest market pri-
ces. MckGE. ROBINSON g. CO
June
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500 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscribers-one re.
d siding AT Dan river Mills, 10 miles above
Dan lie he other, On the Yadkin liver, IN "
I limiles souIhwestof Salem, abou, the LIST INST
two nero men WESTLEY JACOB. Wesley
Il II In &c black fellow, about feet high, thick
lips. aud remarkable large feet, aud about p
years # tge, Jacob is inclincd 10 be yellow, a.
bout q ears old 8 feet or s iuches high
one l,g and thigh somewhat smaller
AID perhaps shorter than the other, stoups in
his wak-can read, and sometimes pretends
L. peach aud exhort amongst the negroe,-a
b cksmith by trade, clothes not recollecied.
believe they are aiming for the state OF
Ohio, or Pennsylvauid, aud will probably
ahAnge their names aud pass rs Tree men. We
will give the above reward for SAID negroes If
delivered 10 either Of The subscribers al their
places OF residence, or ffy dollars il secured
IN jail, SO that We get them
GEORGE ADANS.
NATHAN CHAPLIN.
u The Wythe Argus aud Winchester Re
publican will insert the above 1 tines. and to-
ward their account TO this Office Tor collection
Sept is
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WATCH AND
JEW ELRY u JgTWEs5.

FUYHt uhscIIb"r has re'c0mmHncrj the
above business IN house opposite Mr.
Wm. Burd. aud q few doors below Messfs ID
d r. Kyle HIS friends aud the public are in.
vhed To give him a call. aS he viii. AZ all times.
be ready 10 repair Watches, Jtwelry, &C. up
on the shortest notice, in the best manner, aud
npou the most reasonable Terms.
JA0. I HUNT.
Sent
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IL The Sign of he Big Shoe.

<fsilh ahsc,ibpr has just received an add.
! 1bnal supply nj NENS I'D BOY ,
enn,ss and fine Shoes aud Boot"cs; a lffee as.
.ortmeni Of rLANTA1ION SHOES. made OF
tie hes materials and ,ra,ranied W0rkmdnhP.
- tlsn. fresh supply of'ak t"nned and red
5sr Leather. l. +. HAhDNEh'
5 pi 10. "2"e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

WV naveJa received few packages desi-
~ tabie goods much cheaperlhan previous
S"Pp'es' That ", are induced once more this
''"'ef 10 invite our town and country friends
10 examine The PRICES, feeling conGdcot they
WI be surprised al The great reduction in all
KINDS ei goods recently made in the Northern
ha'hets' MkEE, ROBINSON 4 co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

w lRGlNlA-At Rules ohden in the Clerks office OF
the Superior Court of Chancery for the District o.
lynchbnrs, on Monday the 3D. day ofAusnst, 1879, Ar
chibaid Gienn, Pitt. against Eustace Hunt, admir-
Thomas Boudin, dee d. John Irvine, Jo1 Stanfeld
James Easthiiln Clement Lipscomb, Thomas Stamps
James Rainey, VIM. Smith, james Scott, John
Linn, Ihos Jefreys, AdamToote and Harrison Stan
field and J. Richardson, admrs. of John slaItcld,
dec. Defs.
The defendants James Eastman, James Raincy anc
Thomas Jereys, not having entered their appearance
ana given security according the act of Assembly
aud the rules of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
country 1t is ordered that the said defendants dc
appear here on the tenth day of the next term, and
answer the bill fthe plain-and that n copy of tbs
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the town Lynehburg, for two month succcssNey
and posted at the front door ofthe court house tn
said town.
Aeopy-Teste. d. ROBES u. G.
August II. wsw
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FOR SALE or BARTER,

n TRACT OF Land containing 90 aefes
~ situated 20 ihe conniy 81 Bedford. aud
Canpbsll about miles snnih ~cst al Stw
London, aud m,le from the AcAdfms. ] here
Is about 90 or 30 acres cleared having 90 II
some fine fruit ,reat, well walefed. bat without
improvements. he sad aud ! epad IS ~
ny IN that SECTION OF the country. IL payment
Of ~ above and I would iaks yonag negroes
At fair price Apply 10 Cot. Ales Austin
who lives adjoining tie land, or l. The snhsffi
Der. in Mon gone y county, near Salem .ho
wishes 20 sci the place on y hich h, lives on
The main sestain ad, 8 mics from salem. On
Roanaal, ~ q. well improved, Containing 3ss
acres. about 81 Of winch is cleared. aud n al
all fresh. sould tase one haif the ,siue II
sopng negIocs, shou d II snii pun hassr.
EDMUND I. WHITE.
August 90 Vs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

= HAVE a LOT Of excellent Whlskcy on con-
signment which will sell very 10" for cash
AZ It 90 days credit. HENRY ALLISON,
SEPT. ii
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Sla9ANSo

Yro0R sale by the Box, hall, or quarter box
u or dozen, a large supply of Segars--a
qualities. at the ioaoesi priess.
Howell DAVIES.
August 10
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NEW ARRIVAL
OF
SUMMER. GOODS.
VA T. respectfully invite the attention II the
w Lades 10 variety Of very desirable
articles IN he fancy line, recently selected IN
New York, aud just received here. Among
other articles are
Blue aud blue black Gro de Nap. Silks
Black Italian Lnstting3, superior
piece finest black Levanrne
4 Iorencrs md Sa'ins, every shade
A few pieces black Nankn Grapes
plece bin k Paris Crape--a new article
White, Punk aud Straw alnn do
Barege Ginghams-new yle
B1rdercd Linen Cam1ric lldkfs.
\ few da2en Oh nese Be-, Ribbons
Barge aud Drcuupa dress Shawls
Richest Gro DE Nap do every shade
Gro de Nap aud Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Id BpbhineI Iacrs
Long aud short white Kid Gloves
ease Leehorn Bolivars
Shell tn k and sIdr Combs-lareest sizes
few pieces neU agie ftncy Prints
1 read Laees aud h igiugs Of The handsomcs
patterns
Needle worked Mnsins, haudsomeist style
Splendid artificial Wreaths aud Roses, sc.
DAVID " ROBERT KYLE.
IuI, q
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1ExTA NNfOtlCE.--l wish to sell my
E::& III tract of land, lying in the
Efaif lower end of Bedford county, a.
bout seven and half miles from
Lynchburg. This tract contains 400 acres, a.
bout halt in wood land, the balance under a
good state OF cultivation, and well enclosed
The improvement sare comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, aud
good barns.-As no one would probably pur-
chase without first viewing the premises, il
will be unnc cessary to be more particular 10
The description.-The terms will be accommo
dating, and made known on application TO
the subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND CODES,
Dec. I. 1899
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

SNfIRGlNIA---At Rules holden in The Clerks Office
Y the Superior Court of CHANGER, for the l.ypchhug
District, the first day OF June, ley Richard ;. E!
pit. against John Ware, VIM. Ware, nabHry Ware
Anderson Ware, and Ormond Ware, doits
The defendant Dabney Ware, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act
ofAssembly and the rules ofhs court and appearing
to the satisfaction Cfthe court that he is not hnl
tant of this country il is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day day ofthe ao
answer the bill of the plaintih-that copy of this or
der be forthw it'll inserted in newspaper published
y and posted the front door OF the court house u
the said town. Acopy-Teste. J. WILLs,C
Aug 3 vomlDI
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SNfOIiCF.- by virtue of deed of ttpst ste
III cut 4 to the subsc Tiers by Thomas W
Wilcox and vide bearing date the oh day Il
January. 1928, AM Of record in the Clerks o.
fee OF The touo,y our, of Campbrll, for pn
poses IN said deed expressed, we shall proceed
10 sell 20 thc highest bidder, on the premise.
on Saturday the l6th inst, II fair Il not, the first
fair dav the,cai'cr tSundays OK epted) On IL
credit of mouths, the 'ollowing property, VIZ
one itaet Of land containing 100 acres moIe or
le. 3, being the tract on when said Wilcox now
resides also one g'at bo,se. one dark sorral
horse, Two father beds With their furniture.
ore folding latle. all the househo aud Kitchen
furniture and rpntation utensils und one Mulch
COW or 10 much thereof rs will c sufficient 10
satisfy SAID deed Il ,ud with approved security
will be required Of the purchaser Act ne a.
trustees, we wit convey only such title as IS
vested in MS by The deed aforesaid
NAIHN N q. THURMAN. 1rm.
JOHN c. WILCOX. teas
Sept II. 2t
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FOR RENT,

Iz,~a /pHE hick House situated al
M - the junction of 81 street.
ltkA aud 6in alley, now IN the oe-
Hl(&kA cupancv of Mr.. William l.
LAncsttrr The HOUSE. Is snlli,
GENTLY roonv for the Hccommodanan OF n
large family, with large garden, n number
of fruit trees smoke house. Il siBhle. aud II
well Of good water IN The yard. Possession
nav BIZ had on The lH day ~ Nov. neil, or
perhaps, sousiet ifrequred,
EDWARD DuFfEIi
Sept 3. s4"6
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1llE copa~Inership heretofore existing be.
II twe. The suhsefibrrs. under the firm Of
spear, CstlCton n o. Is dissolved this day by
the withdrawal of Charles & Carleton.
ALYA SPEAR.
CHAS. q CARLETON
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I3otctourt Land for sale.

DOIcIOuFt land IOf ale.
p OFFER ior sale 'bc tract OF band on which
Il nov reside, IN the county Of botciomi.
aud on the waters OF Roanoke, one mile from
Toah = Ford on the Bent Mountain TOAD. ad.
joining he had ofJohn Persloger and others.
continuing 2i0 Rcr"s--rhere are about 100 n
eres OF cleared Ian which is we'll cnclosrd and
IN fine order lor cropping. Said tract i well
adapted To the production of corr, wheat, uats,
rye, tobacco and clover, and is surpassed in
fertility by few tracts N The nrighhorhood The
prosemeots are plain, but comfortable
dwelling, kitchen, barn, liable, &C. &c.
will shrw the land and make known The
terms TO any one disposed 10 buy
JAS. EVANS.
BoieiouTi, ipgusi 2i 1899 1u3
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GLASS WANBs
NOH openinga handsome assortment OF
u GLASS WARE viz
India Shades
Enuy.Lamps
SAVERS
yellies
Wines
Tumblefs
Ieinonades
Gelerles
Champaignes
Bird Founts
Do Boxes
Lamp Glasses. (Uarious kinds.
Jewellers Globes
Shop Furniture, &c. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
July 2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-17

VNNhe subscriber has lately received aSaALL
II additional supply of FRESH Drugs d
EDlCiNES, which makes bis ASS0RT
MENf very complete. He receives SMALL
uppies almost every week, by which means,
r. stock, though not the LARGEST, isslways
FRESH and sufficient to meet any orders
that he may be favored with.
THOMAS j. DUAL.
N. B. Prescriptions faithfully ATTENDED 10
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Jan.
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FOR RENT.

Aug 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
no OUR PATRONS.

G5'The Editors of the Wing have engaged the
services ofonc of the mosl accomplished Stonogra-
pliers VA the II. States, To report the dcbates ofthc
Virginia Convention. DURING tho session of that
body, the Country Wing will be Issued three times
week AZ oar readers will with To hear rapidly from
the Convention, md their proceedings viii proba-
by occupy much space. 1t has been suggested to
them thst many persons who are 100 poor to take
newspapers by the year, would like TO subscribe for
tho t'me that Assembly, which is deeply interest.
ing toali, inuy Sit To accommodate al! such, we
shall relax our rules and take subscribers for the
son. ut the rate Of the price of annual subscription
IL me CONVENTION are in session two months only
the price OF the paper for that tne will be one dollar
payable IN advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
TO THE PUBLIC.
Nal Couch Line from G,eIandons to sto

I" 'tte from GnydndOie TO StulUl-
Ton, Three Times Weeh.
'H'dh subscribers have established Line Of Post
n Coao5tes from Guyandutte to Staunton which. in
stead OF running i,oie week only as stated in for
Her notice, viii for the greater accommodation Of the
traveller, and TO prevent unavoidable delay on the
road, perform the route three times u week
The Line viii pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the LickS and the State Turnnike, To
LewIsburg and the principal Medicinal Springs to
WI; the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm &c. to
Slaunon.
1t will leave GOyandotte every Tuesiay, Thurs
diy and saturday, at o'clock, \. NJ, and on it's
return VIII leave Stamton every "Wednesday FRI
day and Sunday, ut the same hour
AT Staunton tile Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also tuning
three tunes week.
Fare from Richmond 10 Guyandotte SIG so.
The route, from Guyandotie to Staunton, viii be
performed III five travelling days he 9TH day in each
week being necessarily resting day y and from Siam
ton to Richmond, Fredericksburg, in two dnys
and from Richmond to the City of Washington in
90 hours, and from fredericksburg TO the City, in
eight hours.
There viii be no night travelling throughout the
route
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 70 the
North, Will find this route very pleasant and clenG
one. And those who may wish TO visit the Sprinr:
are informed that, exclusive Of this Line, they cal
generaily be accommodated, short notice, will
good cTtTd Coaches to those watering places
And the public assured, that in attention to h
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers, so ia
good Coaches and Teams, and skirul attentive ant
sober Drivers afford them, the line shall not b
inferior to any other i'll the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN,
PIoPrsors from Cuyandotc tic Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor hom the Warm Springs to Staunion
Richmond, Va. June -, 1929. C 3m
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TO TIlJ; PUBLIC.

Knowing the great and proper interest felt by the
people of Virginia i'll the approaching Convention, the
subscribers make the following proposition: They
have employed the best Stonographers to report the
debates, which viii be published ropidy ms posi-
be IN the WING. As many persons are not in the
habt of fling their papers and when taken into
their families they are liable TO be DESTROYED they
propose to file in this Office, the papcrs containing
the debates, for as many desire it. The expense
oi THIS will bc apportoned by the annual price of the
papes (S5) and the length oil time required to publish
the dcbatcs--lor cXamplc-if three months are re-
gun ed To publish the debates, the price of the file
WI be 81 90. THIS imagine, no man will hes
nate to give Tor complete copy of the debates of
Convention Ii Subscribers desire their copies bound
tlat can be done at small additional expense.
~ Letters (post paid) addressed to us will be at
tended to, or pcrsons wishing to subscrihe can make
known thcir desire through the members of Cunven
ton The subscription be paid at the time of dev-
cry.
IL CITY Subscribers are Of course appraised that
Tile Debates will first appear in the Daily pupcr
fLEASANTS, ABBOTT g. co.