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NOTICE, TO WHOM II MAY
CONCERN:

IN eel n prereHt aalawfM Htpitag d. Ranging
yrl + II enacted, That # any person. OF persons
- shall, at any time shoot hunt N fungc upon
The auls or tencments, or fish On fowl n any creeks
OF wut#rs included within the bounds Of any Other
person or prafuns, without license FIRST Obtained OF
the owner Of such lands every sueh offender shall
forfeit an paw three dollars ion every such offence,
10 be recovered with cost before any Justice Of the
peace Of the county where the offence shall be com
mitud by the Iniomer, 10 hls own uar,a Sc.
Such Is the law Of the land II requires no publ
cation, such a. thls 20 nuke II obligatory hnt a. |
intend 10 enforce It against all wha shall offend a.
gaius my lawltl rights IN this re e1ocL IN respns
mg on my lands AMI enclosure ncu LynchburE
publish the above, that none my be excused by the
plea Of ignorance do Hol intend 10 prohibit psi
ing IN thr pond of the Little River, but those who
20 there To fish must conine themselves strictly IN
the pond, ami must uot range upon my hclds on
cultivated lands, aud must also approach The pond
by the pathway on the margin ot thg Canal for
do not mean TO permit paths Ia hrmpdc lhrough my
fields, non thai my fields should he made u tram.
ping sro, nd fm all the IDLE aud mlsche,ous PEI.
sons about L7nchburs. II IS cvpnrt,dihat parents,
guardians and masters viii give lhc necessary nv
formation 10 thuSa und.r their direction. ! shall
endcaYor to punish every person found tespasslnc
on my rights. aud have given directions fonvo,cr.
secc 10 d. the Like. WM. DANIEL
Lynchbma Nov y. 1881 w3w
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y. T. * J. l.. ROW.,

a
IEsAVE received from New l.at o..
@s@ ~" "hd hachm"ad groetei a,,n ,''.'1.
~hieh the, DIR 10 Fefsicioa., flr.ebs,.,,'" 5
the public generally among who. NAM .I.
loving riches: 'Lt l1.
Emo" aud Glanoer saIi.. Rhuharb c...
Peruvian ba'k, spn'fis, Campbas. fI,,. -
th"f, o"'ghamonllr, 10. Bpnzoln, Cam
Casiie S1ap, best Windsor do. IA cake.. D.
p"'ie III ! on, tarhonata do, prrcru. r.,,,'
Cayenne Pepper, Pulv. Charcoal G,,,, :, u.
Cum Arabic, Gum Opium Gun kI.. noe.
Oh, Burgundy Phch, Plasters oI Al 'sol
tons, Qnnine. Snlphate Morp4ia A., u.
HJd. Potass. Iodine. OIL II BIseA ps,,. = -.
OSyde OF Mercury. Prepared kan - "a "a
cy"th' do. khafiany, do. Belladona H..
f"leinrd hagnesia, Lump da. E,r., NJ
aud crude. Carbonate Amman. 3.r,,. 10.
low koot, o - Rosr,i Conserve H..
Jdlar, Coiamrl Inid Eal. sarsao,r,I, 80
VeIw"ti, Chloride "f Line. Sal Tra4,. a.
Ashes. Mace Ginger, blearLtd y Cum q.
Do, NMmsg', Cto"s, Mac. Cassl, ~.
Juinhe a9f, Preston salts, Aio,nat,. ,'...
d., kiddtrs bu,abja Ia. Boar, 81 NJ
sar OIL, Back aud Red tnknoud., -.
Wax aud Waters. Iooih hinsboS h.i,
shaving do, marking do, Camel, Ban
cll., snud Dnsrs, match box,s I,,..
Maca' OF snril, Reeves wgbr ,o,ar. -.
lamps, lamp glasses, &c Ac. e''s
D., \ general assortment Of Poj8,, n.
Dye SlOg5 ~.
Physicians, merchants and The pu5le oea
rally are invited 10 cali
\. b. farl'cnar attention paid 10 pntl.p,.,
prescriptions Tor physicians and lap',r, =
October 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-12
.Yooibsarue Boarding Schosi.

YyynE subscriber respectfully unnuens,si % the
4 pubic. that b. nropos IS oieiIulg a Boarding
school n ms Lo,iSe. "a ts5 lGtL Jsnag4 l'14--
Wosielarns : ~ H. \ ORTIZ l.ssf eoi,,7f st i7nsA
ANA cs4lasg at,lut nails aDovr PaeNis tsnt
On S.aaa-a.. ah> situation i elaa.iy h'fi#iN,
retired ald pl saui and consequently VII -ttfau
), ,he ,..s9oss u laeatai .lil. llerd fdera8.a
Toa.od IN loss 81 lu,e abi alli.r b anventeo-
q : tesal.ing from attending schaal att OF mls>
ai~a,,s ths sdis,t riesr i.s dser 4 90 nest czbb'
% ereet a neal alJ e,ullrssbio Ssae'i hnase III hS
o..a ,anl II dom ...e arrangements ~ such
tint be csn recnminsiata - ba.ml,rs.
his sgstcia u cise,pIns will Ia mid b1t siit"'
uad impartial 1hs rot - go efa .aHf4 n'eans ct
enforcing Obedience, or stimulating dtiissn'e. WI
H. abandoned but Al the same TIM rysteii"
aud orderly dsmHana.,r with puac.llal 'iteFhon
10 STUDY. Will be indserninleiy repuredi from very
pupil entrustedt to his care
The sfuiies aud sserc,ses taught II Spelling,
Reading. Writing Arltho. TIC EnglIsh Grammar
f,eoyrap.lv with the uso OF tn Riups and Glabes,
surveying Geometry. tn Latin and Crock La.
,9,is,es. and the Elements nj Natural Philosophy
IN addition, a course otSeripmrd Reading vii b.
required of the bourders as suitable employ nr''
Isr the Sabbath.
To afford parents and others interested, IN op
porlumly TO Judge Of the proficiency Of tho pupils,
as " ell as oexete Wholesome emulation amongst
the latter there viii h public examinations Ut re-
suiar periods
The subscriber : furnished sth coed ST ol
Maps and Globes, as well as tol,rabe LibfnIy.
which wil.be ehcerfully accorded 10 the Us, Il mN
pupils These advantages, IN conjunction with his
iong experience 10 teaching. and his nssidniy, Will
he hopes enable Kan to give ample satisfaction to
such rs may think proper 10 avail themselves Of he
seryicrs.
The scholastic year viii be 10 weeks, on 23o
tlarhns days The price otboarding tor the torn
es.il ho $50 per scholar Tuition IN The English
sfuIics D ; tho term 10 the classical aud Muluc
maucal $50 payable, IN every case, half yearl}
roar,lers wlllbe required to furnish their oRu
.ali!ias aud each aeboIur will be considered en-
lagcd from the Time Of entrance TIL the end Of the
arm. and charged accordingly, without an express
upd.r landing to the contrary
SAMUEL r MILLER
Dc wbw
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II
pune tuHl ateution 10 his cusiom,rs. He has
on band general supply Of Ssddlery, consist.
ing oi Saddles, Brides. Mar.ngsles. Co,rb
Gig Jersey and Wagon Harness, &c ,ogrtn.
er with small assortment of Dry Goods.
Groceries, &c tuI the Accommodation OF those
who trade with hlm--all al which Will he .nII
low Tor cash. or IN exchange for Countrv Pro
d"ce, lumber, Plank or good bonds, or to
punctnel customers on liberal credr.
TIE subscriber has on hand aud Tor sale
new Paoue Gig "A seconh handed civ a,.i
Carriage. nna supply OF Plank ScaalliHp and
lmher--au II winch vii ne sold low for mo.
neN.---Al'o several Houses on the Iiii for Han,
For terms, apply 10 Ro Fl. GR4y
b'-one o. two Bass, good morals and
a"'deta'e Eosir>h Education, from 70 To ii
years oil age would be taken as Apprentices m
Tue o"ad''ns, ani 10 he advanced aud qualified
se"e'a'9 Il. II. Il.
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IGtna Fire Insurance Company,

Agenrs o0ire for Ike State Of Hpgnia, neat
door 10 4. II. MITCHELL, Richmond.
ttiih Subscribed Is duly authorized by the
"A above COMPANY, rs thrr agent. 10 IL
sur Policies OF Insurance IN town Of county,
agalnst loss OF damage by fte, throughout the
stale.
The rates of premium viii be made as low as
Those of ant o.her good Offices. Besides their
original capital of S200.UOO. the company have
large surplus fund, held in reserve, to meet
losses Oh the promptitIde ADD lberHiiY. With
winch claims ARE adjusted and pain, satistactor
rclfrcucrs can be made III THIS ciIy.
All applications (posI PAID directed to the
agent, wlll receive attention, aud the necc,.
AIRY iorms for survey viii be furnished 10
those IL IA distance II Icquned.
The fol OWN Minds oil property nav br 10
sarfd: DWELLING HOUSES WAREHOu-
SIS, MILLS AND MACHINERY MANU-
FACTORIES. ana most other BUILDINGS
GOODS AhD MERCHANDISE in store
FURNITURE, BOOKS aud Wealiug APPA-
REL, Hnd other description OF prrsoual prop
eftY. Sfocks OF GiHn. io,r Cotton, &c IN
muls. balna OF manufactures, can also hr liz
suIed. JOHN O LAY, AT.
.EiHa Insurance CO.
Rctm0ud Ang. Is. 1881
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a. IL IA.

= SHALL petition 'hr nssi 'enefAa Assem-
! bly Tor permission Z" e'ec' oi
40. st.uuion river, f. ON my land, il P"i.sl
yani, equity, 10 sn oppsIts point IA Campbell,
At Or ,feai the Pocket Ford.
: y WILLIAM ~. SMITH.
Oct 10.
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Bdoad Cloths, tas.inelts aud flau-
nels.

tilIE subscriber hus on h7nd
- lpioee suprtor BIae Broad Cloth
] do s.1Icndl1 green do
do do brown DO
III new aud fresh which h is DESTROYS Of selling
oil before Spring and vii sell tham ut very redue.
ID prices far the quality, considerably below saoal
ratr' He os7 has on hand sumo very superior
fa.,rngus and rcd md yellow lauueis, Tor whlch
he viii Take low prices.
join W. SCHOOIFGELD
Dec Il
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Ira@ets' Sale of Ioiua5G ProDcriy.
1s4f vnne uta uecd o, trust executed 20
1902 IL aud John T.. Lewis (,ince decease9A
10y Alai D. Walker, bearing dale on tue 3gth
DAY oi April, 1928, and OF record in the cou,iv
C""'' o. Amherst, aud TO accomplish c,rlain
lutpnSe' IN sad deed expressed we will on
tuesday Tue 2Qtn day OF Drcember ue4t, al The
"te d"tiIIng house Of the said Walker. in the
e"uhiy OF Amherst, near The Court House If
s@'d county, expose 10 sale, by way of Public
auction, tor ready money, the following pron.
fINJ ~ sut h portl9.l thereof as the prnyisions
g sad deed may at the tine so Amounted tor
sa'd sale, authorize or require, 10 wn:all the
oI"'es "amed III sad deed, (neiug between al
q o. IA nnHbrr,) and the Increase of the i4
"alts OF them, II any, since the dale Thereof
""u we ,olaNng real property, to VII all the
'gh' ""e, interest, and claim Of SAID Walker
~ "hn 10 Il certain tract OF land with its an
pu'thances, containing 1855 acres, more or
less, iyirg and being in the SAID county. and
neIhS me same tract on which sand, the DyH
llng dnuse aforesaid-also, another tract n
Land, with lis Hppurtenances s,tuAte ia sad
county, near the Court House thereof cou.
tanning @oIa acres, more or less; il beng the
same iact heretofore conveyed 10 the sid Wal
he' ny "Hilam b. Napmr-a.so the right rtle-
h"n interest OF the sad Walker in and tn A
crit"h tract OF Land. with its appartenauces,
situated part' IN the couniy OF Pui.,lvania
aHn S'a'e OF Virginia, and partly III It e coun,
Ct Ghs"e'i' aud state OF North Carolina. adj
io"'ne 'he lanis Of Eusface Hunt, ami joan
r'hso"ny, and Containing 40 acres. mo,e or
Nss "eng the same laud Inherited b, the
""e :. '''f san Walker from her deceased la
lher Charles Lewis
AcHnS A. trustees we " III ONLY convey to H.,
purchaser or purchasers ihe mi. xa.,ed !, ~,
y "'e "'su oil trust aforesaid. and none other.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND
JOHN NJ. OBEY,
ALEXANDER 1OMPklNS
D, oarrirtns Trustees.
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: ASH tOr WAea,,.

AA ID viii gave the highest Cash Price for
""e@t delivered al the I,nchhnrg Mills.
HANCOCK x BROWN.
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Dec |

Also, at the same time and place, olilely Negro
Man belonging to the estate Of Samuel Clayton
dee. JAMES l.. GLAGIOR
JOHN d. MURRfL,
Adnl'rs of ;. Clnvtor. dec
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G.2OCE R,EE;S.

~ UR Stock OF Groceries al TINS time l'@S
" excessive, enbt airing all dfsrAo' a.
iicIes IN thai l'ne, AT prices to ple,se. w Hf'
10 barter for Country Produce, Tor "nc1 "
viii give tue very highest market value.
MehEE, ROBINSON 4 u
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AT the same time and place, will be rented for the
ensuing yea, if not otherwise disposed OF, tle
Plantation of. l.. Claytor, dec
The LEGATEltS
Dec. | tbs
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A TANNER AND COURIER

- HAVE first rate Tanner and Courier To-
4 hire iorlhe ensuing year II wanted, he MAY
be- had Immediately. For particulars. enquire Of tn
subscriber living at Amherst Court House or HI.
II Bass Lynchbnrg. SAML HEISkEL.
Nov - Is
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. do very best black Italian Lutestting
Bombazines, @erinos, &c.
piece extra Cue 4 Bombazine
do medium do
do me black Herino de 1JberHc for La
dies Wniet DRESSES
Red blue and crimson MerIno Cloth, finest
quality
| piece finest quality Thlbbet Cloth
l do English Meruo
Blue black and orange Cirrassians
ue spotted Flannel, Tor children
Fig Il aud pla,n ka6net
4 lew pieces red Moreens
90 pieces back and fancy cold BnmbaZets
FANCY IEDNFS.
doz. rfch EmbroIdtrod Cape Hdkfs.
3 do splendid Mandar,ne do
. do sup. Leonlda,. new style & very beau
uiul
! do do Gro De Nap do
do fancy Warsaw do
. d. splendid Embroidered Cane Points
! do do Lama Hdkis.
very fine assortment Mourning Sbawls and
Handkcrchiets
Q de-. Embroidered Grape Cravats
.Nlerlno Scarfs and Shawls,
dozen beautiful red aud crimson aierino
Scarfs
- 40 sup. bldCh 10 I DJfuEFS uH UODt)
Il do do crimson aud red Merinn shalyls
EaSsimeres and Nes.inss.
plrcr extra fac drab Cashmere
do Cinnamon d. do
do ct ut mild Mrrno, new mud SPLEEN
did artIcle tor Gen'lemrn's wear
do rich fl "A lo'anett, fur Vesting!
! do fine Corded BVG do
10 dn handsome Valencia Vestioos
Caliuos and Gin9hams.
so piece, II" style Pants, handsome dark
Wnser patterns
3 do hue Al turkey Red Prints for Children
3 do Warsaw Glngnams
Il do splendid Partisan Muslins, beautiful
patterns
SOspenAers, Gloves, SIS.
do. fatent Silk ouspenders, Gr,f quality
l3 do mediom quality do. silk aud -u,,tpd
\ good s-sO. IN ladies u Gentlemrn's Gloves
doz sup long white hid Gloves,
3 do. Ladies Comfort do
5EQSEERy.
Ladies Fancy LmoIo,detvd aud Clo4k Stock
mgs
% do Marhled silk and Cotton Hose
IL de-. white C.tton do. sud very Cheap
j do hne black Wotsled do
i 60 do Lambseooi do
do best English silk do
do do do BLACK do
Genlemen's Rodnfic ianfom Hose &. MALI Hos
L1AIS AMD S2goLS,
very i've a>Notlmt"t 81 Ladts' lfunplia
oea,krn and Morocco Shoes, sold nnasparIy
low.-Iac Lneics val please call and e.am.
me our ssseitment Of 5hos
Gen'l,men's best Calshlu Shoes aud Boobies
Do otou' Walking do
large assortment coarse Bronans
a - ~ II
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first rate Tobacco Land for rent.

FIi-l faLc IUDaGcO Land Tor rent.
= WISH IN Rom an excellent fract Of Land, ~
a l1g m Aahast - on Snt Creek. near Bethel,
aboH J la3e from Jam,s River TIM uaci
e5nla.na 20 acres, tie creator part Of II uuelcared
and saitable for the cultivation of Toacro. viii
be r#4f q ou accommodating terms, on Application
Il the g,srn5r liensia Lynf,ibufg.
CLIFTON H. KUCKER
Nov - l.
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DIR. j. T.ESOYALE

I'D ESPECTFULLY touders his professional
I'D services to the inhabitants OF Iynchbrg-
His Office is in the Vi the shop Of J. T. q J T.
Royal.
Dec. Is
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" ME subscfl0cr, hatnls been DUO author
- ISrd 10 receive applications aud make
surveys lol the above comPany, Offers hi. ser.
vices 10 the owu,rs Of prop"ny IA LYnthrurS,
and country adjacent. JOAN j. PUKYIS.
AUG. Is 0mn
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AID srINIsra .rggs. SAFE. .

S,VsiLL b sold. on Tuesday The pod, If tins
~ month ATTN late resrieaee If 5 ,uua Clay
~. dc The Househald and X itehen Furniture, and
az female House sefF5nis5 belonging u that
estate. Terms At s8le
jas l. cLhYTOn, IA,
D. MGElELL, '''' =
De- Is
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z E1EgnW or

III sHbs'' iof' has frkvn lL- IT.
n at aeis"n Couft iiOa.s. t,.,...-a' ~.
where he IS now ready TO reet, W. q.
who may lavor Inn With their COM. J.. -
Id'dsas himself 10 use esefy exeti,a"' az
tie most general satisfaction " g
Hs house - situated mar The Ca,
and Is large and remnodlous. In 'I'sa
brich, and calculated Ia hold fr..n, s'"' a
hofses.--tbls is likeaise pleet,,..a. 's :
with siaie, lahjer. Glc. whrcs.Yrl "fr
80" q" , = Cd "aa ia'hiai sersanr., he gg
i'i"'5iI viii ent''ie anu 10 patronage = ia Il
N..on r y a., OF J. &. sl1rf
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stall Peatlnu the neAl Genrr.I ~.
- se'noiy ior an act graoliog me leave 10
es'an',sh io"n On my lands, IN the upper end
OF be'iofd county, 10 be cal.ei iri4na.
caamlii'.' Sore, Nor. II, is3l7 : IN
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6rOcerieS

In the above hno he has sugar, Coaye, tea mo
iasses. iron, salt, nails and nrny other aautIes-
al Of which VIII be sold at market prices.
October 81 wI3w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WHITE WEASEL.

In the reign Of King George Ill
there lived bDv in London, who was
born In the nc;ghborhood &c st. PauI,s
Cathedral, by the name Of Curtiss.
he was left an orphan child at the age
OF ten years-destitute--not 4 penny
IN the world. The question was with
him, although so young, what shall I
dor He resolved that he would run
OF brands for any one who would cm
Pioy him. Early one morning he sal
lied forth from the howell where he had
slept the night before. in quest Of EN-
ployment. He had walked but a few
minutes in the Strand, near Somerse,
House, when a gentleman met him who
accosted him thus, My lad, would YOU
ooi'ge me by carrying this note To
Chancery-lane ut the same time
handing him the note, with an English
shilling, saying, Il will give YOU this
shilling tor so doing Curtiss instant.
~ took the money, and punctualIy de
livered the note to whom directed. On
his return he met a poor woman near
Temble Bar, who apparently was in
great Distress, and. although but boy,
she solicited charity Of him. Curtiss
asked the supplisnt what il was she
had under her arm; to which she repli
cd by showing him q little nhife XII
feID he Immediately offered her all the
money hc had for it, being the shilling
he bad just earned, with which she waS
highly pleased. Curtiss then set On
with his kitten for Charing Cross; on
his way thitber. gentleman met him
near Exeter Change. not far from the
! Adelphi, who, espying the kitten, ask
ell the lad what IL was he bad under
hrs ragged blanket? Curtiss told him
VI vas kitten. The gentleman re.
quested to Look at IL, which he did
end examined il most criticalIy-tben
SAID, my lad, you are very much mis-.
taken, u Is 10 kitten, but bLle tre0
sci; will YOU sell it, Yes. sir. said
Curtiss, what will YOU give for il -
Five guincas.' said the gentleman:
The kitten then is yours Curtis,
received the money, deliy cred over the
kitten TO the stranger. then walked On
with hls guIneas IN his pocket. The
day following. Curiiss fWho, by the bv.
was = very handsome little boy has
tened to Cranbourn Alley. 10 proeure
Tor himself proper and respectable
clothing, 81 that he might appear =.
well dressed as any Of the respectable
boys ~ London, which he fully accom-
Piished with two guineas. Being thu.
genteelIy Equipped, and heariug the
bells ring Ior divine service at White
Hall, where King C2,erles the First
was behcaded BY that arch bypocrit,
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public services Iii. fees se,io., IN. eom-
monwealth will probably aversg 800 per
annum.
The Clerk OF the General Court receives
no fees or perquisites from the Treasury.
The allowances TO the Tip.isfY. &c. OF
the General Court. are very ineonsidera-
The Auditor is ex-officio q Director OF
The James River Company and Literary
Fund, but receives no additional conprn-
sahsn therefor. He is entitled 10 charge
30 cents for each certificate for the re-
demPtion Of land. TO be paid By the per-
son redeeming. which will probably ave-
rage 500 per annum. In conse ournee OF
the passage OF The act authori.ing Sb~rifFs
to pay the revenue IN December, the Aud
Iter 10 authorised 10 employ an additional
Cle'k at $50 per month. If necessary. dor
ing the session OF the Legislature.
The salaries Of the Second Auditor and
has clerk are sppsrtioned among the seve-
raj Funds for Internal Improvement.
James River Fund. and Literary Fund
Tho Second Auditor 10 ex officio . Direc
Tor OF the James River Company, Super
infendens Of the Literary Fund. and Sc
ere,ary Of the Board Of Public Works
The fees Of the Attorney General, taxed
against defendants. will probably average
5000 OF $3.50 per annum
The salary ef the Store- keeper is not
paid from the Public Treasury. but out Of
the proceeds Of sales Of Peniten,iary man
ufactures.
One thousand Of the Public Printer,
salary Is paid quarterly. the balance an.
nualIy. after the completion Of the sss-
sion's Acts The salary is exclusive Of cx-
ira printing The latter 10 very uncertain;
out VIII probably average about q, 200
annually
The Surgeon 10 the Public Guard is al.
so Surgeon TO the Penitentiary. The ssia-
~ is apporiioned.
JAS F. HEATH,
.4uditor Of Public .lceot1lfs
hesc sums are about an annual avcray,. NJ
What Is allow ed by the Court Of Appeals to the
St.Ha
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been one Of revolutions and great ..
ven's-equal. in tho space Of some.
thing more than fifty years. to ali thu,
had oe Cured before in the whoIs .,.
tent OF backward time. I have seen
my country disenthralled, becoming
the great pioneer in the cause of hu.
man emancipation. ! have seen, what
has been happily said by another. the
reform which bad been banished from
England TO America, advance in the
revolution Of the latter, like the shep.
herd lad, in holy writ. and overthrow
Goiiah. ] have seen il return, riding
on the waves Of the Atlantic. and its
spirit moving on the waters Of Europe.
have seen, amid the convulsion of
revolutions. princi palities, powers and
Kingdoms disappear, and the mighty
strife finally reaching our own below
ell country.
For upwards Of thirty years Of this
stormy period, it has been my lot to
fill Offices Of great rcsponsibility-~i,h
what fidelity, l will leave it to others
to say. But 10 those who wish to ex
ciude the from the Republican family.
may say, and proudly too, that i
thought with MADISON in the begin
ming, as ] do essentially now, on the
great questions which agita'e this
eouniry-and jf the appreciation Of
CATO, IN his age, was willingly accept
ed tor that Of the world, l have a high
er one, Tor MADISON is q wiser and
better man than ever CARO- was.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
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REMARKS
The Governor - ex oRlcio President n
The Literary Fund. the Board Of Public
Works. and tic James River Company.
bot receives no additional compensation
therefor. The Lieut. Governor - er OH
.ciO Director of the James River Comps.
nv. bot IS only paid ~ Councillor
The Treasurer b. ~ oiiicio a Director
Of The james River Compar y. ~ the Lite.
tsfy fund. and e tie Bosrd of Public
works, bui receives 70 additional CON.
pensa'icn therefor
The Judges of Tie Grnsrai Court. be
sides their salaues, receise fifteen cent?
per mile ior travelling through their CIR
colts. aud Va tie General Coutt
The ALLOW abcc 70 lie Clerk Of the Cour,
% Appeals = made ~ tie Court fos b..
public services. aud IS exclusive of fees Of
office.
The Cletk Of ihs Chsnesry Cous Rich.
mond District, receives 90 AlionaDcs Tor