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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08

A,a numerous aud respectable meeting of the citizens
of Montgomery county at their Courthouse, Tuesday
the - day OF August, 1881 friendly to TIE suhjec, of In
rrnal Improvement Oy the State, Andrew Lewis, Esq
ga called to the chair, aud Charles Taylor appoint
sd Secretary The objects of the meeting explained
aud the following resolutions "erc offered by MIR w am
Il Preston, ana unanimously Adopted
Resolved That tins meeting is highly sensible of The
mro.tance aud zeaously participate IN the feeling
which is nanestiug itself strongly throughout the
| commonwealth Of Virginia the subject of internal
muroyenient general AMI particularly III the
subject of the proposed Rail Way from Lynchburg to
| Nmsppart in Tennessee.
Resolved That this meeting heartily concur in the
ccnc and proprety Of the views expressed by the ci,i
zcus Washington county in their circular on the sub
cc, of a convention be held at Abingdon the s5h
of August by those who friendly, both in Tennessee
and Virginia, 10 the proposed plan Of Rail Way from
iyuchbuig to knsspon.
Resolved, That Andrew Lewis, john Nice. Taylor,
WIN d Charlton, Henry Edmundson, William
Preston, and amilton Wade be appon ted delegates To
represent the of Montgomery, i'll the convention
| 10 Le held at Abingdon ON the 25th of this month
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
sicued by Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
for publication TO the Richmond Wing, the Richmond
Enquirer, the Lvnchburg Nreinan, the jefferson Re-
dublcan and the Virginia Republican.
a. LEWIS, Chairman.
! CuARLEs TAYLOR, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08

low after and pour into their vasans minds such
Gcd, will sancify and save their souls from eter-
nal death.
The Sunday School Union of this city, which
is auxiliary 10 the A. S. S. Union, embraces six
schools; and about seven hundred pupils. These
are attached 10 the Presbyterian and b. ptis'
denominations aud We author ed to- say that
one AZ least OF the Ep,sco al schools approves #
the Uniou, aud viii probably JOIN II soon Each
of these schools elscts lis officers, furnishes
its own books, pursres it's own mode of in
Struction, and maQagcs all its own Affairs il
pleascs. The schools always open, and the
public are cordially invited to visit them, TO en-
anime the books used, To hear the Rotations, anC
| 70 judge for themselves, whether the influences
eXerted is not such every truly christian anC
| benevolent heart will most warmly approve.
YOUNG PANKEY, Supt of
school No. |, in Manchester
CHARLES HOLT, Sup't of
School No 2. First Presbyterian Church
NAT HI. TALLEY, Sup't of
School No. Presbyterian church. Shockoe hill
WIN. STEPHENSON, Teach
in Sunday School, No4--the Superin
tendant being abs ent
JAMES G. CRANE, Sup't of
S. S. No 5. at Second Baptist Chur oh
GEO l.. SAMPSON, Sup't. of
Basin School, No. 6
For the last 10 or 10 years have been eDga
CAD in teaching SUNDAY Schools, now connecte
with the a. S. s. Union, and fully cGn:ur an
approve OF the preceding statement made by Thu
Superintendants.
JAMES CASKIE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08
August 9th, 1881.

According to the best my recollection Mr. John C
Williams IN the course Of his remarks at Mr. Ceutrv's IN
the month OF May last s,atrd ;lat The ad,ni,sfr,,, J
Messrs Adams and Clay vas So corrupt that the I,ri,
Government refused to negotiate with this country while
ihe7 were al IT'S be5daud Nj Bolts called my attention
tn IT a. the Il ne, aud requested to bear it in mind
Given under my hand this 9Th Of August 1891
SAML COTGEELL.
The impression felt upon my mind a, the time above
alluded to by The remarks OF MIR Williams was as above
stated 10y Ny. CotIFeL Given Under my hand This 5 Of
august 1854 +. PATMAN.
was present when conversation took olace on the
sunday preceding the last Isnfco election between Mr.
'"hn W 6oits and Col WIN. c. Moshy, IN relation In
What MI y. o. Williams had said al Gcntrv's sometime
during The last spring. before some Of the people of the
ca"ny; and thea understood Col Nosby 10 confirm tbe
statement which had appeared in the Richmond yhig
some days previous, well statement then made BIS
NJ Bots which couoboratcd the statement Of the ING
10 'ne best OF my recollection, also understood Col
osoy 10 say, that Mr. Williams, on the day prece lin.
the conversation, admitted he had used the LANGUAGE s
cfOed 10 nm II IS however, proper should state that
in conversation with Col Mosbv, on yesterday, on the
SUBJECT he said 10 me he did not intend be understood
as mad understood him l.. N. ELLETT.
richmond, August 9Th, 1881
was pre- hen the conversation above alluded .,
took place My impressions Of what then passed cor
respond exactly with the statement made bv Mr. Eier
TO be- %. as si' stated to } me that he did not intend
August 9th, 1881
In the course Of a conversation had with Nh John ~
Bolts and others Mr. EIIctt's on Sundsv cver,r ,
! remarked 10 Mr. Bolts, that Mr. John q; yII,aa
nad Unclaimed having made the icmark attributed r,
'm 10 The Wing. Mr. Bolts asserted IN The most oegc
eIInsf tnat Mr. Williams did make the remark and ,.,
Iraed 10 Mr.. William &. Mo.0y, vino was present. 10
ca @ out ~ the assertion, who asserted in an equally
POSITIVE manner hat Mr. Williams dii make the qSsslisg
August 9Th, 1881. CuAS WILLS
~ WI thus be seen had not sought MT Mos,y
IS iena or voucher bot simply called on him 10 repeat
~. eWn qssei''oo. his VIII appear by Mr. EI,eus
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08
To this letter Of Mr.. Richie, transmitted the fol-

JUNE so 1901
Sir-Your letter of the 23d ult was duly r.ceiv..
CO. IL contains no sentiment to which I, or a pure
rePuoIcan OF stern patriot object; but it eff
fcctually fixes upon Major Lewis, character which
common fame had always appointed for him, and
winch my own experience confirms; it will brand
hlm wIth the odious and degrading trait Of systs-
matte nneHdacif9.
Ibe occasion offBy addressing you this. Ma
lof Lewis, IN conversation with the proprietor,
Mr. Harding-and Mr.. Morris, the writer Of tho
Pennsyvania inquirer, had affirmed that Mr.. Rftzl
che had been consulted, and he declared that if Mr..
Simpson were re-nominated, ii mould dTtUe Virgil
mia from the support Of Gen. Jackson. In what
manner you were empowered TO speak on behalf Of
the State of Virginia, no did not explain, nor how
the of individual, added to the large list Of
editorial appointments, could either infect or re-
store any supposed principle involved in the act
You have completely exposed this gross, wanton,
and dastardly faisehood, by simple denial Of the
baro-faced allegation Of Major Lewis.
AS It respects thc offer Of Lewis, to buy up the
journal III question, did not speak from rurn,,r but
from knowledge. You may sec the whole transA64
ton exposed in the United States Telegraph cd a
coghrmation~of the fact in the columns : .Ls pa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08

The Impression felt upon my mind al the time above
alluded 10 by the remarks OF MIR Williams was as above
stated 10y NJ CouTe Given under my hand This 5'Ii Of
August, 1881. + PATSISy W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08

~ VIII thus be seen, had not sought Mr Mosl,v
as Icnd or voucher hu simply called on him 10 renest
hs o"n assertion. This will appear by Nh EI,eu's
GER Ssais w-s jI,hed in doing.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20
NEWS EXTRAORDINARY,

From the Richmond Enquirer. January 4
Mr.. RANDoLPH.-We understand, that =
letter has been received by citizen of Vir
grnla, from this gentleman, then at Suffolk
IN Eng land 1t is said. that he has yeceired
favorable aceOlaltS from Russia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

hnSpp Ersculed = Joseph J Knapp, ir.
Was executed at Salem GA Friday last, at 10
minutes past & s'elock, pursuant 20 sentence
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Missouri Productions A lady Of osv
city has become the happy mother of
three pretty girls at one birth. This
branch Of industry should be encoursa-
ed. Some gentlemen made up hand.
some Christmas gift for them. We be-
speak the patronage of Governor Pope
Tor ths young ladies' Mss Rspud.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

TO save trouble, again, we quote from
The Constitution the clause giving this juris-
dicton to the Court:
THE Judicial power shall extend to all ca
ses IN equity, arising under this Constitution,
the laws of the United States, and treaties
made, or which shall be made, under their
authority; TO all cases affecting ambassadors,
other public ministers, and consuls; to all
cases Of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction;
TO controversies to which the United States
shall be party; 10 controversies between
two or more States, between State and CT
tizens Of another State, between citizens OF
different States, between citizens of the same
State claiming lands under grants Of different
States, and between State, or the citizens
thereof, and foreign States, citizens, or sub
jects"
I'VE subjoin this clause also:
This Constitution, and the laws Of the u
ntted States which shall be made 10 pursu-
ancc thereof, and all treaties made, or which
shall he made, under the authority Of The u
nlted States, shall be the supreme law of the
land; and the Judges in every State shall be
bound thereby--any thing in the Constitu-
ton or laws of any State to the contrary not
outstanding"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

A'ctut Visitation. On Monday last
man was brought before ma istrate
in our borough, Oh charge of having
attempted to rescue prisoner from Gus
tody. On examination he denied the
act OF which he was accused, and with
awful emphasis chopped that the AL.
mighty would strike him dead if be we're
guilty" The words were no sooner
uttered than he fell down spe ecblsss aud
inseDsible: How admonitory to those
who invoke the wrath of tire Supreme
Being by horrible imprecstions!
Miners Journal
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Fl nsV State Rieht.--Upwards ofsa0o.-
600 in gold are said to have been coined
in Georgia, the present season. in a. SO,
IS, and $40 pieces. On one side 10
"Templeton Reed, Assayer;" and on
the other Georgia Gold" We suppo.
sed the right of coming gold and silver
belonged exclusively 10 the General
Government
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Narai-Capt JoHN DowNEs, we
learn, viii proceed to take command o,
the IT,. S squadron in the Pacific, as soon
as the trIgate Potomac can be made
ready for sailing; and il is rumored thai
the JOHN .4daras will accompany her, and
proceed thence to Caution. The sloon
otwar p.ncsnnss. atthe Navy Yard. New
York IS destined for the West India sta
tion.- Boston Cent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20
RANDoLra MACON COLLEGE.

ihis Institution, located =, Boyd'on. 10 Neck
'"n"fs county, under the patronage aud .a-
Pefhtrndence Of the Virginia Conference Of
ne Methodist Episcopal Church, we nre glad
TO understand, Will shor,l, commence il PIE.
paratofy operations, undrr the most encoura. .
s'ne prospects. Upsards Of So, OUb have been
voluntarily subscribed, IN all Of It's iuud'. aud
"a 'arge additional sun will in all probability he
added To that amount
HE Board Of Trustees npt nj Bpydton on the
l3'h lust. tpr tho purpose Of appointing y Pre-
sid"ni aud frotcssnrs aud We learn conferred
those appointments on the following geu,lr-
ncni
J'hn Emory, y. n. az NV York, President.
AMI Professor OF Moral Science
Rev. NJ. Z. Parks. (at r,e,en' the Stationed
h'"ater "f The NJ L. Chnrch IN Lynchburc J
Professor Of Mathematics
Laadon c. GarIand. NOW of Washington
Co'legs, in Le1ms5n) Ptotc,.or of Natural
ocaoce.
Robert Emory, of New York, Professor Of
Languages.
The Preparatory School will 20 into imme-
dl"te operation, under ihe supeTlntrndance ot
VIZ. X Emory. Commencement will be hid
q" the 4 h al Jdy next Aud The first session
Of h. Institution will commence about the /.
oi september newt
w are informed that the several Professors
are emne"liy qualified 10 oI,schd, sc The duties
| Of then appointments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

Ted &c Nf,isr cf ibn shrrt sketch u publish
10 al his nsighhors aud friends that he was
perfectly ~illioe o. ,eslgu himself iu'o The
hHnis of his 6, sEi that n was his defitc
thai u iue should eusye after HIM hui thai all
shonli prepare IN ms,t hin in anoher nnd
b'tter w0id. lie bore his ssliclipn. pet4aps,
With az much patience was ever wlturss.,d.
never uttering n sinsle complaining OF mufnur'
I"R word f'om beginning 10 end.--lf tue kind
alterations Of friends ~oald have svsled. Air.
N"sl " sulh have sihl lived, Ter IL is kuown by
nose vino visited hua, that ever, attention
was paid by his ehiiren add neiehbprs. hut
all was IN vain, his day. ere numb'rrd. aud
his time had come. Let me de the death OF
the righteous, aud let thy last end hr like his.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20
PRO Z I GOV


IN hi,nmaai r., rr-r gives The follow
- .,rsi IN VI An rntprviaw between Judge
= p Rs,bnuc ihp hHif.siIliiing ihgician OF Vlr-
,,t u,,h.,, C,raV. E,n. the ahls cham
pa ~ ~ ~" =
- the Northern pfint' have spoken Of an
at rvtrw b tween MI, Cary, thu modern
Ham Ilon,' the grea' chamh'a nl the nj X.
usned " Auericar Sss'e lind L. L. Bar
stfs IL the Piu-ileui II IN" CAhvenuun. S1ch
An interview dbl TAXI place Al "ne oi the c+le-
trht " i,'H faftIeH, Ia the presence ot srV"I i
AHgigIAns, y her D"ltg It.. n 81 The ttze"S al
lie 'oAn lh",e Nv 9 nti-fnen got dt'oa the
Eieat 4 ,DJY. the larih ~ . ne Cataract
ol co!oG1y' As somt newspaper scrOo'er
slI,-d Nj. Barbour Was too IA tch tor tho wrI-
~ OF hHniit u-Sho,e IA Is AUD arguments
~ese both ton,rJVertrd win 81 IN tea power
aaG el ,Jut0n that NJ 81. ia,rls dry back, and
tah great deal ct good temper declared, that
n could not co?e With the judy, III Thai way
hat h would write Whh hln as long a, h1
pleased"
- ..
A"7 'o''""s "''''"' ~ u" nc
tAeen Mr.. Barbour and merchant Of
mode Island is far sat-oif 10 tina foregnin
-, ~. ,.,.,,uo ,hs,. !, y.o, foundation
that they are both coioTed by the peculIir bias
nj tho,, ,;,..
,n,.,... :; p,,,;.a
Al, =, NJ" 7"''-'i'Sn,s 80 AZ - 49,
p,','. va ~ o." ~" w ~" ~,
e, 20 . @ ne Nv .,,
sr,'a ,h :" - WV" so','' 81 ''e !, '., ~.
,., - ~ N'e "
~ 'o"e aN" "''s""'s a"""'
-. -, W "'o'' 's'"""e'' a.,
aoi,,h; AZ, " o'o' '"'e''o =
81, -. Wv o'" '"r,''' - "
- ~ v" ~ ~ "a, 10 1N"".
o. '''''"'' consequences Ia 80" u. He
,nI - - ~ ~" :" 'o''' -. 'es'
a. ~ -. v" 49, VIC ~
IT,. -. w. ~ &c
v,h ~ =, ~ "a, '' ~, ''S'
Ia,.'a' 80 W., ''",' '''uo""9' AUG n"o"e
,,.,ran, o, y, .u' Gu " f',ee
,,,icIa. 80" 10y" ne "o"''" 'at'u 'na' 'ie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20
r,,- wAsl.aGfoN TELEGRAPH.


rrl- WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
.yot,sm ri uaff Green hts long been
ofn.blic a.l,nif..tiUiI; bu, hose WHO ba
-. ,,ost borough knn"ledgs OF his inpudence
vyns,y could never have dreamed that he
1t, nave -, hi.lisef M adviser
40, DICTATOR Of IN friends OF Mr.. Chy. The
.,.l,mea oyerfa'es his irspof lance entirely II
thinks hat his adviG. esiiirs any weight
-, threats aay terror II ii ,ipariy. They have
,,r,te sustained themselves agans, his
.,,a.,i.D aud abuse. and ih.y are equally
.,,,,,eteut no~ 70 conduct ,netr af,i,s without
,,..,opur,.--lu ,he leifgrLp. Of the lin lnsl.
ne fad the ollowlng peEagsap":
:, Some seem 10 supDose that iha eiilor OF
10 Trl,gfaph ma lend his s,t To pfoniIte the
. set,on Of Nj. Say. tbs Is Impossible. Tue
,,,or OF The Telegraph Is one OF tbo,s Who Is
-, wiring 10 reverse the de c,,ian of ne people
:, ,he .leenou OF 1875 snd knowing taa' "a
;,r,tr Of the people u! ,hr United States
..,.,ur with hi., on Ihis roint. he Is not pre-
I'D 10 ro-up.r.ie with the tfiends OF Nj
r. u, ~ movement which nasl lIe alike dlsus-
,r..,, 10 hin, 70 mean, aud 10 lar country
Now. Tor our pats. W. do "oi care d iis for
tbe md Of Mr.. Daft t.reen, IN promoting the
alyet,on Of NJ. Cay. We cer'ani. never have
.,u,cted II; because we have ben accustomed
,,rrcard him IA oWas vino Gshis Tor pay !;
las OF men 90 fasi 80 favor WITH Nj. Cias
u,,n HI, Irieuis. Daft may therefore iakc
ehnleyef colr.c has Inclination my pf"mIdz
,v,Il h. tipe enous i,lpi han 20 mahr publ c
..G,s, II his aid ~ NJ. Cidb, 'rtsH Il Is asked.
tYeu assured ara we that Il Is moi drs'td
=, Nr CLAW, or by any oil his supporters.
m, ma, use him as Il witness az ,ins, 'hP par
with whom a. has trcn 81 long connected :;
nj ,h., dr.ire 10 hold fellowship with hun not
Nh. nfIhen Wnen. tareeini', he attempts
,.,,Il n ~ who - choose % iisn'ilt them
..iges VT tie fatp Of III. fisc,' TT he u im
,si,ils and aacga h1i5aH win lrawA' o. that
,ae,tleia an, yrs to, thr oily hope "f defeating
,ee reed .clirn oi ca Jtcks1n,' they w,l' -
nv I, him uy a5sa1ance tnh; he ioH not &c
e.tirasa mi ,hat even II ne sno"li be, hi
,q,aod. Saui Tor tae most Part, soonsr vote
=, IN. fr-sl -alin o! Gen. Jack on, than foi
inf. r,lend I'm c Calhoun. l. IS, 10 say
,,.l.... u II, a piece Of cil'ing ptcsnmpti'n
:, ,,e fri. nis Of NJ WIT and NJ. Calhoun,
s,,,.h4r Of whom can gel he electoral vote o.
,nore taan single State, To drMand the with.
a,snnl in Their favor Of Nj, Ciat, who i,
certain OF more THAI 100 electoral votes, ant ii
Nj. Wiz rclines, would rI1bahly obtain q
sill ieni ma nIer to SECURE his election ! 1t i.
npsdl..s. however, fp discuss His matter. The
B,lumore Convention viii shortly put al DIS
pate aud cnuj lecture Al rest. tg he nomination
~ Mr. CLAY and TIM Daft Green may take
his STA ion undrr What VET banner he ohuosct.
!, he prefer the continuance oil " the reign Of
,.rror,"as his trend Mr. Bcrrcn emphaticaIiy
g Is tie administration OF GIN. Jackson, he
may go back to the ranks from which he has
oeser I'd, aud resume his station by the side of
Ano, K udnIi and W,litsm b. LsWis---i they
MI lei him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20
land for Sale. at Auction.

ri virtue oil n deed Of trust. executed 'otFe
- subscriber hy john 5 Lee, bear'ns date
Oh he day of will be soil ~ ile
high,s, bidder, for ca h. before the dor Of Jno.
Il. d. Payne's Auction store. on Saturday the
2gih ms. 10 acres OF Land, lying on Candle >
VI suntain- nd 80 acre. near the Wall Pit.
| he sale will be made without reserve, WINCH
vii be conducted by John II. d Payne, Anrrr.
The ine TO said baud Is brlirved 10 Ne snli.pr-
able, hui such title only ms IS vested ia the sob.
scrib.I by SAID rust " IL be- cnuvrted.
SAMUEL NOHLlN, Trust e.
Drt % tds
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Executor sale.

1rN pursuance OF the last viii oil Joseph Tor
Il rance, decd, will he sold, nj aatiIon. On
ftIday, November 18Th, 1881. the tract OF
band on which the deceased Iesidsd, lying IN
me conn yof Campbell, on the waters Of iSaked
Creek. seven or eight miles North E,I al
Campbell cout house. containing . "r 1DO
acres. - 1t Is dcrmed unnecessary to give u par
hculf description of ihis Land, n, ~ Is expect
ed those who wish 10 purchase will view ioI
themselves. Any person wishing to see the
LHnd, II will be shown 10 them by the EKeeo-
tor, liWng on the pteriseJ. Terms Of sale--a
credit oil l., "nd 3 yrais will be given--Ibe
purchaser will he required TO give bond with
approved security. aud Il decj of trust on thu
Land Ia secure the purchase mone'. ~ thu
same time md place, will be sold all the stock
II Horses, CaiIir. liogs, sheep, Honseho'h and
k~tchcn L rrnturr, Plantation Utensils, yoke
oI Oken qua Cart Com Fodder and Tobacco,
aud many o,her ARTICLES. TOO tedious 10 men-
tiun. Teens oi sal Tor al except ibs La I'D,
made kuo~n on tie day OF ,nle.
WM TORRANCE, Executor.
Oct % w1w
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TRRVST SALE.

N pursuance ofa Jtos Dred, 'xrcuted by
i William Jophag, on tne ] I'm day Of October,
1874 10 B-nnst A. Crawford MS Iroiter, and
oi record IN HE Clerk Office OF Adhef.t couu-
~ court, We will, on the liih day OF Nov. 1881
II lar. il not, The neat lar day, Sundays escep-
ted, on tue premises, proceed TO sell AT public
auction, Tor cash, one equal moiety OF tfact Of
land supposed 10 contain 400 acres, & the sutue
on whcu 'he sad Nm. Jopimg NOW resides
5uuoded by the lands OF William Pryor, john
A Carter, (at CO. d.cea.ed,) On 4. Carter
aud elhe's tile sa,f m0ieiy 10 lnciude the Man
siou House.
The sad L. nuel A. Crawford having re,noy-
ed beyond the Iimt; NJ tnis Stale. Ne the u
dersgned have been appointed IN his stead by
an order Of the Superior Court OF C6sncets for
the l., ncGsurg DlSrici, ~ execute the desd
afor rsaid.
T',e htie 10 the above property is believed To
be- good, oat artie3 a3 trustees W. shall conway
win spec ial 'ifanty ---i,ansierri0s nds+inng
such Iight only IS ge hold under SAID deed
ADDISON fhLlAfERRo, y,,.,..,a,..
RICHARD CRAWFORD ]
Oc -. IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

f'sensions. bat ". a Tar sgee..sr, 4 tie 49,.
rage population OF the spciipn NJ c,,.n,rs tom
""eh h. eame. liis knowledge uas praeiirAf
anh The sup r'ofIiY oi practical knowledge over
h'so-'"""dias IA -ary, was never mose perfectly
demonstrated -
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4 5000 Dolls.
1922 priscs,
~ as Blank 8.


To be dratn on He Il. u c. plan - The
1000 prise, Of So. 10 be aWdrdcd 10 the first Sc
cond or bird iirinon, 10 be delerminedb y that
Whieh may d,aw HE capital pfise Of 1000, so
Tint lie hotder Of three tickets, one in each di-
pision. Is certain 10 drnr one rrise, aud may
draw four. al The prizes nbope HE denominG-
from Of 80, IN one Wheei, and all he numbers iI
an0iher nj once. The nh0ie 10 be draWH ia IL
Jeu hourG Prs $ poyabfe IN cash .foriy day,
after The drawing. subject 10 The usual dtduc-
ton 1fbli,en per cent.
Tickets S4-Ha,pes e-dal.
Far sale at W ARDS OFFICE.
yaH orders from he Country enclosing cnsf,
or prise tickets wiHb b. thankfully reeeired aud
promptly attended to. Jodi,tS'ed 10
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