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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

The Rer r. X Arerp- The triad ofihe Rev 7.
X Avery, charged with the murder of sntAh N.
Cornell, will net take pllce nj the pfcsent''rm OF
tho Supreme Court for the county OF Newport. II
Will be cnlleJ up at an adjourned session, should
the grand jury fala true bill, Of which, by The
| way there scarcely be n doubt. w arr ~
forsted By one of the intimate personal friends oil
Nj Avery that the man and The boy, whom Avery
SAYS he saw on Ithola IsIand brd,e.on tha rvcun
Of the murder viii be produced at the the Wla II th's
should be the case, the acquttal of the prisoner
! would follow us matter of course, Pi'1rded the
IDENTITY Of the individuals were fully cStab l>hrd
We DO not believe however, thai ony such persons
can be produced Pforsdt"ce GdS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

R.smoad, Mo5ta Il We unalf.sy.d, tnsi Nh.
Peter ] Chevalle, whose admirable Manufactur-
ing Flour Mill, on the james River Canal, was
consumed by FIRE few weeks ago, has purchaser
from the James River Company the privilege OF
the water from the Basin, within the City. lie IS
abou, erecting the Basin Bank fine building as
substitute for the one he has los. II VII RI" 10
or 20 pair Of Burrs and Viii b. CONSTRUCTED aocof
ling totbs most approved mal-'- The NJ. WIZ
be near Nj Chs3u..ies INC Lumber House.
fLOppiter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

It's stated that Mr. Clay will visit Boston tn,
ensuing summer with his family. President ack
son, II is SAID, will also visit Boston next summer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

The Bin TO establish -. Franklin Bank of CT
cinns,i, has become a Jaw, ani books Al spi.crii
ton for stock viii be opened al the oh'o iasurnne
Office, in Cincinnati on the llh March. The cup
al is to be II ono 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

BY clause in the General Appropriation Aci
the privilege Of 6dHkiHe 'suers * given 20 mem
tors oi congress from e. jaYs b fore eneh mrn'
Der takes his seai Tor = t. ake lis 'r"i % IL
cna Of tho term Cor which ~ s.lcclej, and 10 tn
meeting of shc Gong ess following.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

Tie editors aeknowleigc the receipt of present
OF par of beautiful REors, well entitled to the
name of Union II @ors. manufactured by ITlsou
Hi'cF'worh f. Mss, of Sneheld, in England On
the blades is Lightly engraved the sentiment which
graees the head of our editorial column; +" Li6e,-
~ and LaioH, npic and forerer, one and insepara.
6fe.' The compliment IS, OF course, not intended
ior us, but the distinguish Salesman and Orator
whose language We have borrowed
National Iairii,o,r1sr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

The claims under the Neapolitan Treaty are
sand to cunt to iortQ fire, for the adjustment Oh
which three COMMISSIONER at IN annual salary at
5000 each, a Secretary at 5000 aid a clerk, We
suppose, at $500, are appointed.
The Commission RS are john r. Livingston, Jr
Of New York. L. V. Daniel Of Va aud w. Sill
man of OHIO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

Letter. from Y Orleans u Feb. 20th, say,an Az
" Incorporating d new Bank With Sl2 800 00 htf
passed one branch OF the Legs laturc 81 tina
~ttc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

NEW ORLEASS-A late New Oct'ans pa
per says " Our city IS yet IN il uf'ney It's re
sources arc not developed. We have even ROW a
Lcycc near five miles IA ensth, crowded with ships
steam toats, keel boats and nt boats their mum
her IN proportion 10 the quantity OF produce whttf
| received from the western territories. h
hen can calculate the estini, The Importance which
our CIT, will attain when those territories arc Ale
with population =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

New Hampshire 5, Vermont 5, New York 40
n. Jersey &, Pennsylvania 2S, Delaware |, Gcor
la9, Ohio 49, limos 3, Mississippi ,, Lousia-
ma g. and Missouri |, have elected their repre-
sentalives TO the 23d Con. ress, TO the number Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-09
DIED


On the morning Of the 18th instant whilo visit to his file nd
Nv Monhed he residence Oi Mr. Thomas
ou'gJ M john Page King William comfy,
year OF ms ege-IhHS, we have anohor
Ii ~ u.s. ~e are az dah This young gentleman no
clt ms home, IN the full of
time, has friends called for
!" perform the painful duty Of conssnng
MY young AMI beautiful ends, too The
OLD and inhrutWe know what the hand of
de"' may should then,
PATE lO this sriiOu and n important
only Nc, To prepare Ia meet Mr. Page
ana much beloved within the circle OF his
GU ' teclouae vito and friends lamont
q, H"'eigh, (N C on Sunday sight, the hh u Albert
Ps native Of Richmond, Virginia, the 33rd nsu.
Cn Tue IO UT, ~ nwoh, IN the county OF Hanover
Mug w han-M Mr. r. unOommonly active, Intelligent
"oi'S c'tiken lie has e widow aud lnrgo family
whom las death IL Il most rut lanchub betc vement.
ia 'his county On Monday last, Edward Campbell in
S" year OF hts Mr. Campbell has practising
e IA thirty and death Aorno,
hshngton He member
constitution otthis State His loss il truly public
was universally e'tnmed and this community long
collection OF his virtues.
s never aeh my lot TO communicate
hines y an accident the follow
s'an Mr. Thomas r. Campbell King county rode
"here hs negro"s cutting kndr
immediately 10y the side the teu
kept OH ct the ground and vented falling stump
~ very large anu spreading top being extremely cold, Mr
negroes engaged limbs scarcely seated
oce the ioe suddenly turned, fell from
70 ucu Ihus this amiube ind
hSah aud with hatsng prospects
hulen nom time into eOmity, the 25th
moment have been blasted the onest
young -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-09
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Tuesday, March 5.
A message was received ON TIE Senate st,,,ro a. 81,
hfy had passed the bsto incorporate the Irniof F,,
Company OF the town OF cksburg-alowng certain
ree pef'ons OF colour to remain IN the Common altb C
hm Ell time concerning Tie Female Charity School ol
me Town oil fredericksburg TO fpordte the Fincaste
library CoWpdhy-a The Bank Of Virginia and
Famers Bank o. Virginia to Increase ther captal stock
ihey have also passed, with amendment the bill TO amend
me laws IN relation TO the poor OF this commonwealth
400 10 'etIe The western nis OF this state and the div
dIng ara boundary line between dis State and the ON
monwealW OF Maryland. The amendments TO tLese bus
were agreed TO by The House. They have reierfe lie
olls-o amend and cX lain the act OF 1903 concernng
mil dams across HE !;tde Kanawla River: and IN az
lhoiile sub.crp ion ehdlf OF the Con,inon,vr n,
he Stock o. the Portsmouth aud Roanoke Rsl Road Com
pdny '''"U OO'"-
lhry have likewise agreed TO the resolution If the
rouse, inslrUcing the Treasurer relative 10 hi. vote ~,
'he subscription by lhc Bank Of Virginia 10 the James RI
yer ahd kanawba comPany's stock, with an amend.
ught' he re,oiu ion amended by the Senate is AZ
eSo'0ed by the General Assembly, that The las, passed
az vac esent session authorizing the flank Of Virgin,
anu we d'mers Bank Of Virginia subscribe for stock
IN e James River and Kanawha Improvement shall NOT
Oe regarded by the Treasurer Of the Common ~
e instruction to him TO tor said subscr. pon hut i,t
nc sn",l' as the Representative Of he State exercise
sou discretion ne 10 he expediency Of voting for or
against the same. '0' "
mr brodn'x moved that the House dssq,ee 10 the
amendment Of the Senate. Tic explained the effect NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-09

ease. and comfort and peace and life ITSELF in defence
OF all that makes life honorable No matter who
When that tho boldest warriors do give way,
Aud one cries 'Staud :! give foot Of ground"
Do not wait to ascertain who the speaker is.
Remember In A GOOD CAUSE; WITH FIXED
PURPOSE or SUCCESS; WITH STRONG WILL; and
above ALL WITH HEARTS PURIFIED FROM ALL SELF
IsH AND stNIsrER INFLUENCES; PEOPLE EVER
DID FAIL; NONE EVER WILL. "But screw your cou-
rage to the sticking place" and you'll not fail Resolve
and avow your resolution that you will "gve sleep
TO your eyes, nor slumber to your eyeds that you will
labor with tongue and pen, and il need be with the sword
un'i this detesed and dsgraceiu act is eXpunged from
the statute book and the arrogant and ns"ent pretensons
Of tha accursed Proclamation recalled and discam.
ed once and forever until the faculty OF secession is dis
uncy admitted TO reside in the States; aud the right
secede for good cause; and the right to judge of the
suDieiency Of the Then, and not I'LL them will
Union be any thing but Then, and not till then
will il be On any other footing cannot stand.
FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS,
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& ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. by virtue Of
~ Deed OF Trust executed to the subscribers by John
NJ Pnce and his wife, aud recorded ia the Jerks Office
LOUISA, Tor the purpose Of securing Charles Thomp
son. Jr certain sums OF money! in the said deed mentioned,
we shall on Monday the thirteenth day oil May the
premises proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder for cash.
ing the Tavern Louisa Court House continuing three
hundred and nney-two acres and half This valua-
Die piece OF property but having been recently advertise
ed no further description rs deemed necessary Persons
inclined TO purchase, requested examine aud judge
Tor themselves Suchte only as is vested ia
tees, (believed 10 he good,) will be conveyed
CHARLES Y. XIV BROUGH,| -,
CHARLES DABNEN, 1RS'eeS'
March D. eS-wlO,~
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"a y ICE The subscriber offers for sale about 5000
acres oil land ia the county of Amherst and in the
vicinity OF Amherst Court House and New Glasgow
ABOUT Twelve miles we' OF James River, aud the same
distance East OF the Blue Ridge The country is elevated
and pleasant finely waered aud ralthy the soil is good
resting on rich clay ouudaton well adapted 10 the pro-
ductou OF tobacco, corn, small grain and clover. These
lands divided into different farms some of them well
improved aud will be divided to s purchasers: the
terms vi" be acconmo1at ny and possrssiOn given hen
me purchaser Ines The SUBSCRIBER can be seen in
Richmond Tor about two weeksater that at New llas-
gov. DAVID = GARIAND
MaIch q 97-WSws
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3 " nut NTINTTs
QUERIST.
FOR TIE FNOTTIprJ
tn HE Hnters thro,,nL

To the pOters throughout the State Of Virginia
FELLOW CITIZENS: A crisis has arrived in this coun
y winch makes it necessary that every candidate
seat in the Legislature should speak out upon the great
controversy between the General Government and South
Carolina. 1t ought TO be made test question While
men are candidates. they they for employment
as Servants; but they get certificate of cleo
ton and repair TO Richmond they assume the characters
Masters Ii is time this evil corrected Ii time
there was perfect understanding between the parties
beforehand The present Legislature has spent several
weeks IN discussing what they call Federal Relations
Vhe very title OF the bill smells of Nulcaon and in
the discussion many of the members cvinced strong
leaning In FAVOR OF South Carolina doctrines. do not be-
eve the people authorized such dscusson-and to pre-
vent It's renewal at the next session, compel every
date TO something like the following questions be-
fore you give your votes:
ls Are you in favor of Notification or not?
I'd Are you in favor Of Secession If yea please saw
whether case has arisen under the General Government
which would justify resort 10 such a measure Yea or
way, is all that is required No lair-sphttins!
SPoTTsYLvANIA FREEHoLDER
March 2,l, 1898
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Oh 6BA REWARD-Ranawa from tho subscriber
~ %U living in the county Of Hanover, near the
Merry Oaks, the Sth Of February hast, negro man
named SPENCER; he sometimes calls himself William
about 10 20 years of age Ill is light complexion no
mark recoected-waks with his toes turned out
about . feet or 10 inches high Had when he went
away suit OF white double yarn clothes, dra
wool hat. lie left my Wagon Richmond, and has
been there with his whip, passing as waggoner-I
will give the above reward il delivered to me- or Sl5
secured in any Jail, so that get him again.
March 8. EDWARD III. MCGEE
98-w If 80
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sensbiities OF ono "Liberor Of Amelia county that in
order alay them, became necessary occupy page
and hali IN the wing, in strains panive that hard
and obdurate must the heart be- that fails TO sympahe
with him in his mental sulerings whilst weeping Ger the
aen glory OF old Fuvanna The North the South, the
East and West, Masons, Federas Repub.
leans Democrats, jackson men, Clay men, aud all other
KIND and sorts OF men, might applaud, and admire, and
commend the President for boldly and openly procamng
his determination to the Union and put down
lance; and the repoSe of "berio would have remained
undlslurbed it the good citizens OF Fluvanna had only
proved recreant and in the hour of need have deserted
the man OF their choice, and branded him with the
OF fool and tyrant
What pity is that the golden dream of 'Iberior'
OF short duraon; that his hopes were soon cut
oi-that the picture his fancy had drawn, should so
soon have been dakened. In his Imagination he saw
the ship oil State among rocks and qucksand the poll
uca horizon dark and dreys,ar after star had been lost
to his view when for while hope sprung in his bosom
that one at least would remain unobscured, guide the
bewdercd bark in sa,ety;rdin hope! Fluvanna, upon
which he seems to have placed his cons aud last hope
LETT him without even single inch of ground to up
on. To her he had looked with the xious so-
ctude, and had iondly expected that her would
come with lamentliOn and weeping; when 10,
lew OF her citizens proclaimed 10 the world that Cen
eral Jackson had forfeited their confidence, nor
abandoned her principles. What shock to the feel
lngs OF "Liberor FIuvanna yet true to Jackson and
the Constitution! Surely there must he some deluson.
To be found fighting side by side. with such Da-
mel Webster too bad Is this treason Then how does
II happen that MIR. p hath hitherto escaped !?
"Lberor" charges that Fluvanna has abandoned State
Rights and worshps at the shrine OF Gen. jackson Not
So Her sons are too vrtuous aud minded for this,
and she will be found ready TO stand forth in the de-
ience OF her own, any sister State, when their cg-
mate rights shall be ramped upon; but she loves Justice
anu equal rights on their account, and for any
particular quality they may possess advance an aspiring
demagogue TO office. II "Libcror really resides in
Amelia, would not have been more patriotic for him to
have shed his tears of and regret, little nearor
home
Should he, however, DO wolf in Sleeps clothing he
may rest assured that the shepherds of FIuvanna are
wachiul and vigant-anl should he shew his claws he
viii be in danger OF losing his fleece have purpoely
avoided saying any thing in support Of the preamble
resolutions adopted at Columbia, because there TO be
meeting held at the next Court take the whole subject
into consideration; and if Liberior be either nu6er
or secesSonist have doubt many would be glad to
him there, TO help them with his tears or Otherwise in
persuading the good people of Fuvanna that secession is
constitutional, peaceable and harmless measure.
ONE OF THE COLUMBIA MEETING.
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, . FOR I'HE ENQUIRER.
means in the following extract from his Speech delivered
ST. Louis, Missouri, in April ast-I is said that the
Judge Is now denouncng the use Of orce, in any case
against STATE:
j." The laws of the United States must be executed
Where! Throughout the United States. The President
charged enforce what he believes 10 be tho laws of
the United States Where? Throughout the United
States How then can any State escape their execution
within her limits? BY CEAsING TO BE ONE OF THE
UNITED STATES Ii she remain a member of the
Union she places her people in the perous condition OF
rtOeHtouS citizens, who must be once proceeded
against at all hdSdrds, and 10 all eremtties. Ii she
withdraw she places them in the condition of foreigners
responsible TO herself alone Ii she remain the Pres
dent is bound at TO acts of violence and
ploodshed' which may make the feud rreparable If
she withdraw, declaration of war must precede anv an
lhorzed violence, and peace, and perhaps renewal of
Union, may be secured
But until she does sEcEDE, aye, what then'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-09

NOTICE.--Tbe undersigned a. Executors OF the late
4 Mrs John swami Of Powhdtan, and ns agents Of
the legoees, viii ocr for sale at the May court or the
county OF se OF wight two tracts OF Land IN said coun
~ containing from six eight hundred acres This i,nL
u IS understood, IS mostly in woods aud we'll dmbered
The terms will be accommodating, and made known al
hood several days before the sale
WILLIAM WALTHALL,1
TIL. MILLER, ~ os'
March 2. 0T yIo,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-09

TENHE FARMERS REGISTER.-Th gentlemen
IA who have taken charge OF subscription papers for
e drIer> Register requested TO copies of
me names already obtaned directed TO Ed Ruin p NJ.
GArysville, Va Names afterwards added to the lists may
De communicated subsequently, II is desirable to know
as possible, enough support is offered to Justify
the commencement OF the publication that early arrange
mcns may be made for that purpose.
EDMUND RUFFIN.
March 9, 1893 lpO-.w2,v
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~ W BENAJAH RGUSSON.-Sir: AZ you
III an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, and have no
known agent theren hereby notified, that shall
on the 2lst day Of March next between the hours OF 10
IN the morning and in the afternoon the tavern of
Grandson b. Woodbridge in the county Chesterfield
take the deposition of Pova Turner, and Others to be
read as evidence in suit now depending in the Circuit
Superior Conr OF Law and Chancery tor the said county
oil Chesterfield in which you plaintiff, and myself and
Thomas f. Morrisett defendants
Feb. Fl. f93-wlwl ELIJAH BRUMMALI.
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TUCkaIlOc.

FHNHlS beautiful leopard col0nred horse will stand the
n ensuing season, at the New store, in Buckinul,ar
county. The season will commence tile .2ih of Marcy
next, and expire the 18th of June following. Tuckaho
VIII be let TO mares at dollars the season. which may
be discharged by the payment of eight dollars within tho
season deem II unnecessary say any thing in com
menda'ion oil this approved ioa gette bis colts will con-
ast greatly TO his credit with those of any horse that has
opposed hiM in the public favour.
Feb 70. L95-M6wl THOMAS EIOuRNnY
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Buckingham, ith March, 1888.

70 THE EDITORS OF THE E.vQULRER
"LEMENl viii be much obliged you, will in you
next Euqner correct which have appeared IN nv ~,
mars punished by you IN your paper of the
before the word legislature the paragraph tho .riclo
inc Is omitted The word occu,s d.
Sd paragraph, should be Saos-In the same paI,ornp g %
sanii," should be " F's''''' 'V %"
In the 9TH paragraph, inherent Of each slonLl GO
pendent of cue '0''''' mug
IN INC OH par, "contract' should be a. compact"
Ia tho 9th " into the kind
be " to the Kind and tender Keeping" i'0' 49, Ou'u
In inc TN par passion should bo passions In tho Same
par, the words the virginia. Virginia I'm Tho %
par, government the Old worJ5 sboulJ M,
old word" e'''''"'0i'' vi H'e
In the Sth par. quotation from Jud,o Tuct slt ,
tho word psuics.' $3.50 '"'"'' '''P az
In the 10th par. the words or,ctirc rc,,s,,
" practical rcsulls.o '''' A"'"u no
Your o 0 above. will couC,r n f,voto,
March 9Th, 1893. ~ = IL ~ 'p,prep
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

~ FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
GENrLEMEN:- your paperof the 18th ult. purport-
ing to detail the proceedings of the people of Buckng.
nam al the Courthouse, on the lth February, Tor the
first time last night observed that am mentioned AZ a
member oil the committee "apponted take into consi-
Iteration the present porentous aspect of aAirs deem
my duty TO say, that had left the Court house before
he committee appointed, was probably on NV wav
nome when the proceedings had that did not even
suspect there would be declaration of the public opinion
ahd mat had been present. should not have ed
In The resolutions adopted. Respectfully, yours
GEORGE BOOKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-09

"a vi lCE.-The Stockholders in the Rivanna Nayga-
uoh Company are hereby required TO pay into tho
ndhs OF e treasurer, before the FIRST Monday i'm
APfl next, Mther OF ten dollars on each share of
STOCK ana IN full OF their subscription order of the
oo'rd ol Directors. DANL. j. CARR, Secretary
RtrdnnG Navigation Company
feo 10 9I-wtd
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THNNENIf DOLLARS REWARD-Abscouded from
4 the Subscriber on the 9th uL mites Hudgins an
indehed apprentice. will give the above reward fop
tie apprehension aud delivery Of the said apprentice to me
III The cry OF Richmond. | iorewarn all persons from
conveying away, hsrbouring, or employing the said ap-
prentice, as the law will be strictly enforced against any
person or persons so Offending JOHN DURHAM.
Gu 10 9l-w1w
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NOlICE.-"as committed to the jail Of this county Oh
me l3ih inst negro man, who calls himself
I'll AhbES,sd he belongs to WdiGHt DckdsOn Of Bs-
Tan Rouge, MssPp about twenty-si years OF age five
Ice i've aud hall inches high, lis gh shoulder
SAID TO be occasioncd by dirk on his right foot
mashed. Tie owner Is requested to come and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs
MICHAEL MOVERS, Jaifor, Uythe Counfu
January 10 T6-wI2w
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EaylOrSViEIc Races.

eSPRlNG MEETING will commence on the second
~ wednesday in April next, and continue four days
FHSt D"y-A swcepsakc for colts and files, one mile
ana repeat, III entries and closed.
second Day Projectors Purse, $780, entrance $40.
two miles and repeat.
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse $500 entrance s15
three miles and repeat.
Fourth Ddy-A sweepstake for Tariff colts to close the
trance $50.
hso; 'he same day, an elegant saddle and bride for
saddle horses, one mile aud repeat
The Proprietor has excellent stables SC.
March 7. 90 ,.9,u
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NOll' E.-Ihose Stockholders in the Rvanna Nayiga-
~ "on Company, who have not paid the full amount of
cans heretofore made are hereby notified that the shares
socK OF such denqnens will be exposed SALE on the
ION day OF March next, the tavern of VIM d. Fitch
III the town OF Charlottesville in order to raise the balance
que on SAID sdres-By order Of the Board Of Dire
DANIEL i. CARR, Treasurer
February TO- 0lNyyd