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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08

D. HdtAiass eGss.--Ihe Court sustained
The demurrer in this case, and of course the
prosecution on that count of the indictment
ails-ihe demurrer TO the other counts, which
IS similar / in character, was TO have been
argued ON the next day, the counse for The
prosecution saying that they thought they could
demonstrate, from the principles laid down in
the opinion of the Court itself, that the Gemur.
rer ought not to be sustained.
coo
CONVENTION.
The returns are so nearly complete. that The
Delegates are asceftained with tolerable pre-.
cision from all the Districts but two-to wit /;
Abingdon aud Kenawha the following districts
have been dehnityey heard from.
Norfolk, &c.-.Lt,leton w. TazewelI.
Gen. Robert b. Taylor, Geo. Loyal OF Nor
folk Borough, aud Joseph Prentls oil Nanse-
mond.
Isle Of flight, &c.-John Y Mason and
James rrezvant OF Southampton, Augustine
Claiborne of Greensville, and John Qrouhart
of Isle of Wight.
BfnHielck &c.--Gen. VIM. II. Brodnax
OF Dnw,ddie, George c. Dromgoolc of Bruins.
wick, Marx Alexander aud Wm. o. Goode of
NJ okIenburg.
Petersburg, &c.-John w. Jones of Ches.
te'iield Benz II W. Leigh of Richmond, Samuel
Taylor Of Chesterfield aud VIM b. Giles
(1osernor) Of Amelia
Charlotte. &c.-~Jno. Randolph of Roam.
oke, WIN. Leigh and Richard Logan of Hal
lax, aud Richard N. Venabe Of Prince Ed
ward.
Caroline, &c.--John Roane Of King William
Richard Morris OF Hanover, Wm. 2. TAYLOR o.
Caroline, aud James NJ. Garnet; of Essex.
Spottytrania &c.-James Madison date Pre-
sident u. S.) aud Z. Z. Barbour Of Orange
NJ j. David Watson Of Louisa, and Robert Stan
ard Of Richmond
Stafford Sc-Judge WIN. A. q. Dade Of Pr
William, EIlyson Currie OF Lancaster, Johl
faliaferro OF King George, and Fleming Bate
OF Northumberland.
| CMpeper, &c, johns Barbour of Culpeper
Jno. Scott aud Jno. Macrae of Fauquler, an,
Judge jno w. Green of Richmond.
Hdrdy, Sc.-Philip {. Pendletsn and Gen
eral Elisha Boyd oil Berkeley, William Naylo
OF Hampshire, aud William Donaldson of Nor
gan.
! Montgomery, &c.--Capt. Jno. =. Matthews O
Wyihe, Henley Chapman of Giles, Gen Gordon
CIoyd of Montgomery, and VIM. Oglesby o
Gravson.
Ohio, &c.-Phip Doddridge aud Alexande
Campbell of Brooke, Charles S. Morgan am
Eugenius Wilson of Monongalia.
.WidMeser --Thos. r. Joynes ia. A. p
Upshnr ll6, Severn +. Parker, "A Thos n
Yeatman 72, Calvin II. Read AZ, Ihos Nj
Bayv 43, Blllups none. From this II seem
that Judge upshur, instead Of Mr.. Billups
returned.
Alexander Campbell is tho same gentlemen who recent
~ engaged Mr.. Owen of New Lanark, IN religious con
troversy at Cincinnati lie belongs to the sect of Rel
gonsts, called Independent Baptists chiefly confined
believe, TO the A. Western parts of Virginia. and If "
not mIsinformed, Mr. Campbell himself their fonn
der He Is We learn Scotsman, and man OF exten
siye erudition aud unquestoned talent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08

VIRGINIA, To witA the Rules holden In tho Clerk 3
Office Of the county Court of Bedford on Monday The
first day Of June, 1929. John &. Noc piaintih, n
guinst WIN. Kerr and Joseph Clark, George Stanley
ana VIM. Cook, executors Of lsham Clark decd de-
PENDANTS. In Chanoery
The defendant VIM. Kerr not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court aud It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not hnbtnnt Of
this country motion Of the plaintiff by COUNSEL It
is ordered that the said defendant William Kerr, do
appear here the fourth Monday in August next aud
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the Of Lynchbutg, for Two months success
sively, aud posted nj the front door Of tho courthouse
Of thu county, on Two eeyural court days.
copy-Teste, .-
CIV, WIN GFIELD, DC.
June w2m5J
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OBITUARY

DIED--On the End irst. at his residence in
Powhatan county, Va. Mr.. JOHN DEAN, up
wards OF 70 years of age. He was an honest
and worthy citizen. He has left Widow and
several Children to deplore his loss, besides
many nelghbors and friends. II is hoped be
has left this world TO join his comp, nions in
arms--here, in defence of the rights of man
and join them again in the arms oftheir God.
The Editors Of the Richmond aud Keniuc-
Ky papers will be SO good as to give this place
in their papers.
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~ N Saturday the 18th day OF June next. If
W fair, otherwise, the next fair day, (Sun.
days excepted) we purpose selling at auction
at Mr. Samuel PanGl's Store, Campbell coun
~, near the Long Island Estate, one work
horse. and large quantity of coro. deliverable
on the Island, and the main Iand-also large
quantity Of wheat, If desirable 20 purchasers.
deliverable there shortly after harvest Bonds
and approved security will he required, paya-
able in Twelve mouths from the date.
BRUCE &. CLARK.
Jynse ,dss5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08

WHERE is in my pasture, an esiray COW,
OF a dark color, marked in each ear
with an under .keei--she has uncommon long
horns. The owner is requested to take sad
property, after paying for this notice, or !
shall proceed TO act as the law directs. in such
cases. VIM ID. HILL.
June 1t
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PATENT DIAMONDS,
For sale, a few Giaaier's Patent Diamonds
Howell DAVIES.
Mav7
DURsUANT to decree of the superio

DURsUANT to a decree of the Superior
IL coutl Of Chancery, for the Lynchbusg
District, rendered on the Both day Of October,
1898, in the case Of Miller against Rivers. The
undersigned Marshal Of the said court, will sell
at auction, On the premises, for cash, on Tues
day 23d OF June, 1929 IL fair il mol, The next fair
day thereafter, trac, If land in Bedford coun.
ty, lying on Enochs Creek, containing three
hundred and fifty five acres, II will be sold sab;
ject to the dover Of VIM Rterss " widow.
4, A. HOLC0MBE, NJ
May % it,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08

-. ea,oa,;ng words -" Aver dinner we
r~ IN ~. - ..,e Kings play house, all in dirt,
~. Altering ofthe stage To make II WI
ihfs d. cod knows when they will begin 10
ae'. - hui nv business here was TO see
az ;as;de of the stage, and all the tring
wv ,,,s and machines and indeed II was
~, ,,ortb seeing. But TO see their clothes,
sSa. ,,.r;o.s sor,s. aud what a mixture Of
a aa' :" ,,.re was, Here a wooden leg, there
'n' m 80 a bobby-lforse, there crown would
IL a man split himself 10 see with laughing !;
ii particularly Lacys waidrooe, ana eho'
cells. Bia then again TO mans hoW me mey
,bo,o nm the Stage by candlehghf' ana aow poor
ts;nrs then are 10 look al rear hand' as not pea
saul at all"
IT,. c,Ioy;ous Uncertainty THE King v. Bail
n.b,-It has seldom bee. our duty as public
i Dny 10 record so sublime an instance OF
H. rIor;ous uncertainty of the law" as occur,
IA p this case. before Mr. Sergeant Lelory-
The nrisooer. Bait DAILY, was indicted for steal
ing eight sheep, the property OF John Lynch,
,ho PROSECUTOR, who SO satisfactorily dePosed
IN The robbery and identity of the prisoner,
aha, the Jury should, have returned verdict OF
anitv had not MIR. Jeremiah Lynch, the agent
Of the prisoner. produced James Beifson who
denosei that he was present when pi osecuior
fouud what he (prosecotor) supposed TO be- me
sheep in question, in the custody Of prisoner
but that upon minute examination (by witres IS
R\ he could positively swear, two of the eight
were rams aud not sheep.
Mr.. Sergeant L. in charging the Jury, deelar,
ed. that never during his experience had legal
ingenuity or legislative fiction contemplated
the possibility Of such defence being had 10
screen actual guilty and that but for the point
brought forward by fhe prisoners agent (Nr'
L.) he would receive the sentence which the
crime merited--dwelt upon the enoflniiy OF the
crime-and admonished the prisoner never again
10 appear in Court Of justice, for that though
he escaped now, he would one time appear
where the legal ingenuity of his agent would a
vail him nonght.
Virdct-Not Guilty! IRISH paper.
More definitions not found in me Dictionary.
Acfostic. stick whose temper has become
soured.
.4dandnt. man who swears at his aunt.
CannonbaH "A guere which no one would
make of class of Deaf and Dnmb.
Catsup. Three ca's thrown aloft by mis-
chevous boys.
Damned To swear at Edward.
Dunbdrton. To send in your bill TO MIR
Barton.
Phantom. To fan Tho mas.
Incorporation. An Aldern,n or Assistant
Out,Cdich. What a pickpocket says as lie
helps himself 10 your chronometer.
Morning Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08
DIR Y GOODS,

tpurchesed principally at auction by an ex.
perienced hand, al prices that cannot fail TO
please. They fla,ter themselves that with the
assistance of an agent in New York, they will.
at all times, have ii in their power to exhibit
20 their customers every variety that the nor
thern market Can afford
N0RYELL & TATE.
June t. itts9l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08
WOOL CaRDING.

BY double cylinder Carding Machine
NHiE subscriber respectfully informs The
- public that he has pur chased the Machine
formerly owned BY Messrs. IL olfnes and Brew
ster, and will card wool this season, at the old
stand, for the usual prices. The Machine hav-
ing undergone thorough repair, the subscri.
her feels justified in ssy ing he will be able TO
sard wool 10 the best manner and at the shorts
est notice. AMASA w. HOLMES.
May IS. Gait
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VAllU AHAE AAED
Eor Sale

I'D virtue OF decree OF the County Cour,
I'd of Bedford, pronounced at May term,
1929, the undersigned Commissioner will, in
pursuance of said decree. on the first day OF
Bedford July Court next, proceed 10 SELL 20
the highest bidder. on credit OF one, two and
three years thnt valuable tract of Lind, late
the property of the Rev. James Turner, dec d
situate on the south side of Little Otter, In
Bedford county, about miles south east from
Liberty, containing by esiimation bl3 acres,
more or less. (includlng the widows dover,
which is reserved 10 her during life. About 300
acres of said land is cleared, and well eseos-
ed, the balance is in woods, aud ,olefably well
/ imbered, the whole of which lies remark ably
well, aud part good tobacco land. The i'm.
pro vemenis are comnodious---a framed Dwell
ling House of or 3 rooms, with all other con
venient and necessary buildings--a young Ap
ple Orchard of about ninety or hundred trees
Of we'll selected fruit. Th6 is onsdcred one
fthe best Farms in the neighborbood, lying
unusually well, aud we'll waiered Bonds with
approved security will be required OF the pur-
chaser. Possession will be given on the FIRST
Of Nov next, OF all tho premises Except the
widows dower,) with the privilege Of seeding
this fall. Persons wishing 10 purchase can
have the premises shown them by applying 10
Mr. Francis Hopkins, or the subscriber, living
near the place.
HARVEY CLAYTON, Commissioner.
June8 w3w'Sb
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Aounting to S273 700
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters s. so.
Call or send your orders to" Fortunes Cot
tage," for chances IN the above splendid scheme
remember Nos. "a % A. a Capital Of 5 1000
and Nos, % % 81, $500, we're both sold
at Hewsons ia the UHion Canal, Nos.
Orders from all parts Of the United States, en-.
closing the cash or prize tickets, will be prompt
iy attended to at HEWSON'S OFFICE,
June 4 Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08
Mr.. Thomas Harrison,

MT. IH0ndS UnfTtsOn,
liz. as You are not an inhabi'ani Of the
- commonwealth Of Virginia, | take this
method of notifying you, that shall, on Saiur
day the 18th day Of July next, at the Tavern o
DIR. James Powell, al Amherst courthouse, pro
coed to take the dispositions of sundry witness
es, to be read in evidence on the trial of a
foreign attachment in Chaneery, now Depend.
ing and undetermined IN the county Court Of
Nelson, on its ChaBcerv side, wherein myself
and other attaching creditors are plaintiffs, and
yourself, John Thompson, jr. and others are
defendants. HENRY l.. DAVIES.
June wiw
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NOTICE. - The Superin'endants aud Teach
ers belonging 10 the different Sabbath Schools
in town, are respectfully invited o meet at the
Mason's Hall this evening, NJ early candle
light. to concert measures for religious cel?-
braiion OF the Ith July.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08
New Summer GOODS.
DAVID AZ RORERT KYLE

New Summer GOODS.
DAVID & ROBERT KYLE
AVE lately received few beautiful arii-
u u cles IN The Fanny Line, peculiarly adj
apied TO the present season. Among which are
Rich Decoupe dress Shawls--pInk, straw. and
OTHER fancy colors
Fancy Gross de Nap do. every shade
Gross de Nap Silks and black Italian Lnstrings
Long Lawns and Linen Cambria Hdkis.
Fine aud superfine Jaconet Musins and Cam
brcs
piece white and piece Buff Msrseilles, the
very FIRST chop
Several pieces Medium 10
piece WIDE French Bombszine, superior
pieces black Bruchella for GentlemeD's Sum.
mer Coating, an article universally admired
Also, case Grass bleach Irish Linens, In Ia
pieces, remarkable for their fnness, and
beautifully soft finish
Another large shipment is now on The river, and
is expected 10 arrive before the 10th inst. A.
mong other articles are 2 Cases LEGHORN
Bolivars 2 do Gents Hats--Exua worked
Muslins, and few sets richest Bonnet Ribbons.
&c. June 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08
New Stock of Goods.

a AHE subscribers have the pleasure Of an
- nouncng 10 their friends and the public
generally, that, in addition to their new stock
OF goods, they have this day opened beautiful
assortment of Stanle Fancy and Dome ste
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08
Don't forsake the Union.
Another grand Union Of Capitals !
Union Canal AlOtterN.

CLASS No. 6, for 1929.
10 be drawn in the City of Philadelphia, o.
Saturday the 18th day Of June, 1899
Sixty Numbers-Nine drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08

DURSUANT 10 decree Of the Superior
- Court Of Chancery, Tor the Richmond dir
u'et, pronounced on the 21lh dayof june, 1895.
IN the cause ofJobn / Cooke, and Ann HE
wife, aud Elisaheih Ronalds, pitts. against
Thomas Miller, Sheriff ofhe coaniy OF Powha.
tan, 10 whom the estate Of VIM. Bentley hath
been committed for administration. and o,hers,
deifs
The Undersigned Marshal of the Superior
Court OF Chancery. for the Lyncbburg District,
VIII sell, for ose third cash, aud the balance on
credit OF one and two years, on Wednesday
the Oath Of June, 1929. II fair, II not, the next
fair day thereafter, on the premises, in the city.
Of IIalifax, n Slaunton River Estate, living nj
Moscleys Ferry ntaining between 7 and 500
acres OF Land there being from TO 300 acres
of bottom land. This land will be shown to a
ny one wishing to purchase. by WIN. A. Bent
ley esq living on the premises.
/. A. H0LCOMBF, NJ.
May IL. widsn
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10000 DOIIANSs
DismaA Swamp Canal
LOTTERY.
Goth Glass.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

90 Numbers-9 drawn Ballots
To be drawn M Richmond on "wednesday the
Oath June, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08

San aowcrs--A man in kersvilc
recommends the cultivation of Sun flowers, III
seed, oiwhicb produce an excellent oil for pain
ters' use.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-08
10000 DOLLARsM
N YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS NO. 6.

To be drawn In The City OF New York on Tass
day the 2d day OF June, 1899.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06

on white. aud 81 90 on red wheat. deliverable
Ia the month Of July. The prices began 10
fall towards Friday and Saturday. in conse.
qaence of The late adrices from New York.
We scarcely quote tue prices with any degree
OF pIecision Tor there are asyet few sales
made-snd they vary. not only according 20
the quality OF the grain, but the times aud
manner of delivery. and Of the pay mems.
Sales have been made during The Two last days
froml05 to ITO, IL IL cents per bushel. ua-
various circumstances.
The letters from those, who have dealt in
the article IN New York, are not So favorable rs
they were at the beginning Of last week. We
have heard no shipments TO that port-nor Of
any extensive orders.
We should imagine. from all which we
have been able 10 collect, that the present crop
Is somewhat above the average. in quantity aud
in quality. The price which IL " i'll bear, will
naturally depond-lst, upon the state of the
growing crsp in England which will not come
IN before August ana I'd, ON the prospect OF n
more general war in Europe. The last adyiccs
from England are rather favorable Tor the crop
IN that country. -There are no decisive indica
tions as 10 the cessation O. extension of the
hostilites in Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06

a List Of Letters remaining IA Liberty Posi-
Office on 30h June, 1920.
A-Willam Alin, john Armstrong. Harris
Ancker,
B--James Baher WIN. NJ. Burwell, Jack
Brown, John Brown, Alexander Burton. Thos
Brown, Richard c. Baughan, Garland Bach,
Richard Ballinger, Thomas BUrtess.
C--Wm. Cunningham, Robert Coleman.
James Clagg. Charles Crsigg. Isaac Cundf
D-Marble N. Dent, Charles l.. Dibrcll,
Luvenia A. Douglass, Daniel Drury.
E--Daniel Easlon. Martha Early. Anthony
Evans, sr. Henry Edgar, Martha Evans, Geo.
NJ. Eskin.
F-Samuel Fieldsor Mary Hat, Francis
]. Franklin, John ". Furguson, WIN. fagg,
Herbert Firth, Jacob Feazel.
G-Eichson Grigsby, Thos. Grissom. Am.
bres ellis, Charles Glenn, james NJ. Good.
man, Lewis Godfrey. john Coli.
H--Lion Harrss. Elizabeth Holt, James
Hon, Samuel J.. Hudson, james Hart, Betsy
| Ann Huri, Peter Hunter, Mathew Hall, VIM
! T. Hudson, William Hurt, Fountain Hawkins
| James Hambleton.
| J--Lemael johnson. Seally james, John
letter.
| K--Gabriel Kea,h
| Edward Lawrence, Jeremiah Locken.
| M-Wm. Mays, Polly Murphey, Henry
Miller Vim Morgan, James MARTIN, John
Murphy, George w. MColook, Reece Nor
gan, Col Thos. Moore, Mrs. Sarah Moore
| N-Edward w. Neyill.
P-Esha Peters, Miss Mnry L. Preston
Edmund &. Page.
| robin Rider Joab Runnels, Nathan Read
Mills Robinson, Joshua Ryan.
| S--Frazer o. Stratton, Eli Sheen, Florcn.
tine Smith, Charles Steward, Isaac 81. Clair
! T--Nelson A. Thomson, Admire Turner
America Taylor, WIN. Taylor, Olimpas Trent
John II. Turner Anthony Imsley, Mildred Is
| Turner.
| W-Charlrs Whitley, Mary Wood, JOIN
Walden, Richard Wells, johnson Watson, Pau
| Woods, Ann c. Whiteley, Lonsa Walker, Eli
zabeth Witt. WIN. X. PORTER, 7. NJ.
July 1t
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fOTiCE.-By virtue of deed Of trust
IN executed TO the subscribers by Ambrose
Rucker and Betsy his wife, and is OF record m
the county Court Of Amherst, for certain pur
poses in said deed expressed-will be exposed
to sale, al public AUCTION, on Friday the 7ib
day of August next if fair, If not, on the next
far day. tract of LAND. containing sixty a.
ores, y ing near Miller's Creek, in the county
OF Amherst. Another tract containing about
thirteen hundred and forty acres, being the
tract on which said Rucker resides. Also, one
other tract in the same eighborhood, contain.
ing eight hundred and thirty nine acres, on
which George Tinsley resides. The sale will
be ON a credit Of one, Two aud three years,
HE purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curitv, and deed OF trust on the land 10 secure
the purchase money. Acting as trustees, the
subscribers will convey such title as is vested
in them by said deed, and none other, which
they relieve unquestionable.
JOHN MILLER. d.
DAVID R. EDLEY, '''s'eeS'
June4. ilwtds.
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WHEAT.

A few loads OF of new wheat were delivered
in town last week and sold at Is cents. The
farmer must not be TOO sanguine Of high prices
for their wheat this year In this country, from
Georgia to Maine, the crop is represented as
superior to any one for many years past. A
foreign demand cannot be relied upon under
such circumstances, the prices here must be
less than last year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06
ITEMS.

Six Culture.--The raising of worms
has been engaged in with much spirit tins
spring. in the neghbothood Of Petersburg, va
One gentleman, MIR. Harmon, Of that place,
as we learn from the Times, has near loo'oo"
now about 10 spin. They have been
fed upon the leaves of the common Mulberry
The editor Of the Times states it as conci"-
sion drawn from experience as well as obser-
va,iop and the testimony Of others, that VIZ,
o;nia and North Carolina are as well adapted
70 the produc,on of me silk worm, aAd IN
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Lyhchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike

Company.
UDURSuANI TO on act of the last General
4 Assembly, Books will be opened for sub.
scription TO the stock in the above Turnpike
company, on Monday the Ord day August next,
nj the Franklin Hotel, in the town Of Lynch
bu &, under the superiniendence of The follow.
ing Commissioners, TO VT Balda Mcdaniel,
John J. Cabe. Francis Meriweiher, David G.
Murreli. Henry Davis and Howell Davies in
the town of Pauonsburg, ut the Tavern House
Of Eleazer Sweetand under the superinten-
dence OF Jno. I. Anderson. Thompson Crnlch
field, Robert Kyle, Robert Wiley aud VIM
Patton i'm the town of Lexington, at the
Tavern House of -, under the superin-
iehdence OF Charles +. Dorman. Jas. M'Dow.
ell, jr. Daniel Hoffman, Matthew White and
WIN. Stevens at Pedlar Mill, in the county
of Amherst, at the Tavern House Of Charles l..
Barrett, under the superintendence of Thos. N.
Eubank, Tbos. r.. Pheasant, James Davis,
Charles l.. Barrett and Nathaniel |. Manson.
July d t3A
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Notice TO Contr:ctOYs.

SEALED proposals will be received by the
- President aud Directors Of the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike Company, nj the
Tavern Of Wilinm Terry, In the town of Lib
erfy. Bedford county, on tho twenty fifth day
Of August next, heDe the second day the
Cour OF said county. fer the construction 81
from one to two miles Of Turnpike Road. en-
tending from thc town Of Liberty. westwarily
A board Of Directors will attend AT Liberty on
eie day above mentioned. and "ill furnish
10 those wishing 10 contract particular de-
scripion ofthe manner in which the road is 10
be constructed. and OF the terms Of The con-
tract. BY order OF the Board ofDfectors.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
u. The Lexington ln,ellgsncer 10 reqnes'
ted TO publish this for u weeks and forward
their account TO this Office for payment.
July Q. 1851
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COMMUNICATED.

Extremes of heat and cold as shown BY tue
Thermometer, since LIST June. First day OF
June, at eli ck, PAN Mercury stood at
$50 at 2 O clock, at $50 at O'Clock, at w
On the 18th June, at 10 o'clock A. M. Mer-
curry stood al 800 at 3 o'clock, p. NJ. at 90
On June goth, at O'Clock, p. NJ. Mercury
stood a, 6oo. July LIST inst. a, 8, A. M mef'
curry at $40. The foregoing observations were
made from the Therm ometer in tho shade
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FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
Ahead waters Of Appomattox, in Buck,ng
ham. This land is 10 the neghborhood oil Go
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces To-
bacco Of the finest quality, and has upon u
very large orchard oi well selected if'"' ,he
tract contaius $40 acrcs-Persons uiSposeu 10
buy, will apply to The sahscrip or COL oa'h'
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