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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02
FbOm he BaItimore .Hme1-an.


Our city is becoming more and
more closely united with Virginia by
means Of the Ohio Rail road. The
facilities for travel and transportation
afforded by this cheap and rapid mode
Of Intercommunicaiion have reduced
the distance between Baltimore and
Virginia-measured by time-from
several days down to q few hours. and
the beneficial effects Of the road are
daily more advantageously felt and
more highly appreciated, at both ends
OF the line. The last Martinsburg Re-
publican has the following paragraph in
reference 10 the facilities to which we
have allusion:
DePafch.--A gentleman Of this
place left here about one o'clock on
Thursday morning last for Baltimore,
and after being detained several hours
on the way arrived in the city al o.
clock p. NJ. He transacted his busi.
ness during the same evening, and the
next morning took the car. and after
being again detained BY the breaking
and repairing Of an axie-tree, arrived
IN Matinsburg before 2 O'Clock on
Friday evening, having performed a
journey Of upwards Of two hundred
miles, sixteen miles Of which--going
TO HarpeFs-Feny--was on horseback.
in less than twenty-five hours. FOR
merly the same journey could not be
made in less than Eve days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

fHE hosss sd ises n bolfsar. no~ ~ ths
oeeaPsneJ q NJ Desiei 2 Nlashis.. - ifr
.aio. u = eoassaisst sd ylssssas sssi.
Ssuee, sd si1 - sold - sdsantsrsan.
isfms. for fuTthef psriiraisrs, fefsrsnrs
aaJ b hsd % ~. aisihiss, 81 ne prsaasss
% % Ne sabsesihss ~ Charlssisus.
April 3, Iaos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

ClNoISSArI.-OuT young sister Of
The West, Cincinnati, i appears by the
Courier, is prospering greatly. Many
buildings are erecting. real estate has
nsen much IN value, the mechanic and
lahoring man have found relief from
their difficulties, and business Of eve
~ kind appears brisk,--Bah. Gar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

The Hon. John Forsyth. secretary
o. State, has arrived IN Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02
rEMPERANcE--4rH OF July.

tbHfkhANCE--4TH OF JULY.
The charieaown Temperance Society win
hold meeting In the Presbyterian Chureh, on
Saturday next, the sth day Of July. The Pr-
s'dent Of the Society, A. HrSrEa, Esq. ha.
been appointed TO deliver m address On thai
day. al half past O'Clock, which appointment,
he has accepted.
In communicating this notice specially to
the public, and requesting the attendance Of all
for whom ii may be convenient and practices
bic TO attend, the Committee Of Arrangement.
appointed for the occasion, arc only perform
ing the duty committed to them. To those who
desire the progress and prosperity Of the Tenn
Pcrancc Reform, We deem il unnecessary 20
oder any inducements 10 secure their attcn-
dance. We hope they are too sensible of the
importance Of the subject to permi, any oppor-
'unity Of ies,ifying their appreciation Of il, 10
pass unimproved. Their attendance we coufi-
IDENTIFY expect.
But, to such Of our fellow-citizens as exhibit
practical indifference to the subject, rs con-
"eesed with Temperance Societies, We com
mend the above notice. We ask, specially.
their attendance. We earnestly desire the Co
operation Of their influence and example,
We wisa them to learn officially the true ma
turc and object Of our association, confiden,
that their ProPristy will challenge appreciation.
We diselaim all connection with seetarian on
partizan purpose. By our association we &C
knowledge no political party--we know no
religious sect We seek no pccuniary emolu-
ment or private advantage. We utterly rcpu-
diaie any attempts to propagate our principles
by threats or coercion. We address ourselves
To The reason of men, and acknowledge as our
only means TO accomplish our purpose, the
din'i-ion Of correct Information among the peo-
pie.
We have appointed the Anniversary of A.
merican Independence, as the day Of our meet.
ing. We believe il to comport with the spirit
OF patriotism, to employ the usual leisure mo-
ments Of that day, in the diffusion Of know.
ledge Of our principles. They are consecra-
ted in the declarations Of our Forefathers, and
BY their authority we are warranted TO dcciar,
that IN their practice they exert conservative
influence In the PerPctuaiion Of our political
and religious privileges. The meeting Ia,
been appointed for late hour, to prevent an,
Interference with the usual exercises of ,hs
day, and thus TO obviate any objection as TO The
time we have selectod.
We ask the attendance Of all.
Respectfully,
c. g. STEWART,
T. A. MOORE,
J. J. BROWN,
VIM. c. wORTIIINGToN,
ID. POLK,
Cossmiiiss Of arrangements.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

- ~ Ooces Charics-
-. fe3S
yeAs lay
Joha Lsr~scs q
Lcais. Ladley
John Lake
Mr. Lay
Gilbert Laurence
hzry Lews
~
Benj,nin sIix~en
Thos L MarxkaIl
William Miller
iseo Mccoy
Cyrus y Ncwllians
Adam Moairr
Jacob Molor
Mstid, Mcdaniel
Mr. Malone
Lee Montgomery 3
Heasoa T Morrow
Jacob Myers
Robert Miltoa
Mrs sl.eormsc
Susan Moore
, n u
DIR Z Noye<
JSli. Ann opic or n
|, l. Opse
Rkhard o-Bannou
; Robert Psdsst
|, James futney 2
Samuel c Peck
! Richard Price
Charles o. Powers
. Prsslent Of tbeSehool
! Commissioners
, Sarah Ann Robinson
, Frances VI Ransom
|. George Ridenour
; Benz Ro-irsek
!. Capt IL Ransom
) Lefty Rustellor tienr1
; Huffman
|, Lew StiDchcomb
, Dan'el Snyder
, Bartholomew Smith
; Peter Shank
, Jas shepherd & Co
{ Joshua Saaks
!, Peter Smith
!. Wm sposts
samuel Shanrman
, Robert SIemnons
: John Shackiet
, George w Smith
/ Felix Skully
!, Thomas strider, jr
; Betsy Socton setvant
|; Of Mn SarahCooke
. Alexander Sinclair
. T
5 Rev S fusion
/ John n Thompson
Z v W
, WIN Warning
8 Elizabeth p Willis
: Richard Williams
I Jane c Washington 9
|. Thomas Webster
! VIM Z Watkins
! Lewis W illson
|, Lucinda NJ Walraven
!. One Dutch Letter
u. KEYEs, p. M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

II town. Va, Jsss
a D
Geo r Alien
Wniliza Brown q
ChAries Burton
JscObsne bskrr
Elizabeth brown
Robert W. Baylor
Jsases Besrys
John Brooks
i3eien Brady (ooiored
uoOsn
Thomas n Bean
Edward Coyis
asrgarvt CrIteher
Robert q Courzd
Peter q Cockerell
Edward Colgate
ID
Margaret Dixon
John l. Dean
Z 2
Frederirx Eirant
Mary Ezsgi~s
Margaret Funk
Edward Fitzgerald
James W fin,ey
John r fsrro~
Elizabeth Fho.d
Ford 4 snyder
Frances " Gryys
John 6rul.ank
Henry Gray
Jacob Guyer
ThosnAs Callahan
| 20
John Hedwbole
Thomas Humphreys
Eliza Heid'Eholc
Vim Henson
Jacob c High
James tfiil
Grafton Howard
Stewart X iisrreli
William HOOD
francis L iiafni.tnn
Elizabeth Holmes
Ann Hammer
DIR Hunter
Carter Harris
Roiey Hudoeu
David Howell
las ~ w Howell
Walter Hunter or Mr.
Bog
Isaac fIes1whole
John Z iiughes
Edward Hinkle
Cyrus iiibbns
Thomas title
Mrs "A HanDceke or
& G Stewart
Mary = Hammond o.
Richard Williams
Jacob P Illges
hamilton Jefferson
Charles jenkins
Ann jackson or
Jesse Brown
n
Henry Kramer
Jeremiah Kirk
Shelton kindell
John Lannoa
| July ?, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

a. Dr.. MOVES, SURGEON DENTIST,
VIII not be able 10 visis sAepherd.iowu until
next week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

V>HR Subscriber proposss n sx.nlnu6v -
Il Friday. July n rbs exaninssies :! -
Classical Scholar yin commence q SsSns
and costume unfil half pssl 3-sfes< 49,
The English Scholars wiiI - exsmissA "
trons Of The school. and The public Uso9sHyI
are RESPECTFULLY invited 10 sttcsd.
lie win commence . new tsru he - 49,
day IN August.
JOSEPH soyDEN.
Ch,xIr~to~r f,,x,r % l9ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

HLes0bfe FNrsss 6oF Rene.
AifUATED nsar Chsrisssown, eoatsts.
- iag shout 200 scrss eisarsd lan1. nk
Neii satsrsd, and hss eonfoftabls dueIl,os
it"uss. Possessiou siii be gissa "a tha lsi
q August Apply 70
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
chsFisssoVs, July 2, Iess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02
500 ACRES.

The land IS Of good quality. ha, . ,,a>ess
sufficient quantity Of Timber. aud q "
u now IN 4 good state OF culli,s- 81
ton. The improvements are to-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

Trial If Captain Read.--The testi-
mony IN this case before the Naval
Court Martial now sitting in this city,
has been brought 10 a close. and Tues
day next is assigned for the hearing Of
The defence. J. 2. Kennedy. Esq. IL
The Counsel Of Captain r. and J. Mo(-
NJ, Esq. acts a. Judge Advocate. Dur
Ing the session Of the Court the room
has been crowded with spectators. and
much anxiety Is felt IN the community
Tor the result Bah. Pet. yuas ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

"a FREsH sspply % lsn0us. COED o..
IA aages, and better Pine ABpiss. Fog
sale ~ WM. s. LOCK 4 co.
July 2. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02
PURZ.xC SALE.

a ~ Tuesday the 4th of August next, 4
~ Viii offer for sac. 81 the residsace Of
Christian AlleDons. deed. all tho Personsl
Property OF said deed. consisting Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02
- LSse sT letter.

u ENArNING N o. ro-s oG... cS.r,-.
- town. Va, June -. 1905
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26

IL Asss..hix- -sss e..nysneA Q, Newnnrt hp tho
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26

Governors warrant the I'd day Of February 1908
at which Assembly Capt Joseph Sheffield was ap-
pointed to go to England as the Colonies general
agent bat more particularly to endeavor the adi Just
ment of the differences with Connecticut respecting
the Kings province. 4 tax Of Esd current mon
ey was assessed TO raise three hundred pound ser-
hug money tn defray the said agents expenses, on
The several towns, viz Newpor, el6S-I5 Providence
f96-Porsmoulh CLOS, Warwick G34-I0, Kings
ton f93-l5, Westerly C 34-I0, jamestown S2S-I0
Greenwich G22-i0, Shor,ham fI6-l0. This tax
was to be paid in money or produce at The
following prices: Indian Corn per hushA . 81 Bar
ley Is Wheat Is Rye 2s 4d Oats Is . TIL euther
taxes assessed on the Towns, one q, 200 to-
ward building Fort, and ESQ for building Jail,
and $l5o for paying the Colony debts.
The following act passed Z" BE it enacted by the
authority aforesaid, that the charge of entertaining
the prisoners taken by Captain William Wanton,
shall be paid out of her Maeses tenihs of said pri-
zes, always provided rha, il the same be not al
lowed, by her Majesty, that the same be paid and
borne by this his Maieslies Colony"
Tins assembly sent. an apology to Lord Corn
bury, Gov of New-York, for not complying with
his reqols'ton on them for money &C., toward main
tanning the war, and pleaded for their excuse the
weakness of the Colony, and the great expense they
were at for forti6cations &c.
The Assembly adjourned to meet again at New
port, on the lst day of April then following; at
which assembly, an act passed TO pay the deputies
out of the General Treasury
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
BALSAN OF LIVERWORT.

Nd Rs. ~ y. GARDENERS genuine Indian Bqisom ofLir
4s1 erlor and HoqrhOad prepared from receipt Originally
procured from InoIan docuess
Ihe genuine Balsam OF LverSortn in each Bottle 1t with
W any e1agerahon exception OF the greatest discoveries
sse uioe 10 s part OF the country. has saved within
eArs hundreds IRON the grave II has been for from all
Pak e county tat has the least knowledge Of IT. glorious
enees ior such anPle vegetable compound 1t has been
cum y oe a3ueneiy etncacous IN the following diseases
Consunptons Common coughs colds Hooprc Coagb diff.
eay o. ore a'hIng Ashnas hlueuza. Qunsy Pntsc Spi,
nns 1 hood Crop Weakness Pain sde wani of sleep
&c Likewise there Is nothing existing good f3r the Liver
CoGpni AZ u medicine; has been taken wih great suo-
ess-Pnce % cents botte. for sale by WIN. b. RIDER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
BOOK-K'EEPLNG''

NGR, MOVES, ToashSr OF the Theory and practice Of Nau
y8 teal O5serv tons systematic Penmanshlp. and Book
Keeping, respectfully informs his Friends and public that
he sving Instruction the above room in Wary
street formerly occupied by the Ioa. Wm Hunter an occ
Hours Gentlemen from TO 10 A. Nj. Ladies from
TO M.-Persons wishing instruction, viii please make
mediac application.
Newport, June ~ II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26

SO3PS.
NewYork Brown old Castle & Naples Jars very supario
sale hy W,n n RyntR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
DOCTOR JONES
LANDHOLDERS BANK.

the annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of sad Dank
IA held on the ID day Of June inst tie following person.
were elected Directors Cor the ensuing year viz. Elisha r.
Potter, Thomas s. Taylor, John J. Watson John G. Clarke
Nathan Knight, John f. sherman, William Freach Elisha r.
Oliver Watson and Thomas X. Wells And at meeting Of
tho Directors on tho day Elisha r. Potter Esq as cleo.
ted President ol said Ban. for tie ensning year,
TIIOS. Il. WELLS cdat;er.
Kn"ston Juno 18th 1895 rvs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
LONDON

VUNHE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
Il prepared by w. Mskin Esq-Member Of the Royal
Coaege Of surgeons, Lcentate OF Apohecarys Company,
Pension ASSOCIATION Lancaster Place Waterloo bridge and
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and ST TLomas Hospitals London.
lhs valuable Medicine the result 20 years and
unparalleled success tie highly respectable prac-
uce Of the proprietor by the faculty and nobty-is
now introduced to the notice the American public
nest solicitation OF number OF gentlemen long and high
ding IN the profession 1t is hoped, preliminary step
checK te eNs and fatal consequence rom the the
numerous ana deieterou nOSruns sted upon the public by
he aia OF fabricated proofs for rcuous and
.! SET VI mercenary nnpnnc led rfeendersso omy g-
hoaf oi medical science. possible the de-
nson can any longer down with intelligent people OF
country. These pills md and agreeable nature should
be kept IN every family sudden illness By their
prompt administrator cholera, cramps, spasus 9th
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal may be
speedily cured prevented In TACT all those wo value good
health soIId never be without item They sold packets
at 20 cents 81 and 81 each b. especlbs drug gusts book
sellers and vencers medicine 6e u. Cana
das, with copous directions, together with TESTIMONIALS o. pro-
fessonal ability from tic follow genemen Sir
ley Cooper Aberneihy. James Diunde VI. D. W Back W.
D., j. Aston Key 4. Fampton, VI. D. and numerous others
The originals be possession o. the tienera gent
By whom the medicine imported into this country aud to
whom all applications Tor agencies mnst be made.
JNO HULBEIS
3j. Wavehy Place, Aew-York;
Sole Gen. Agent for the L. States, &c.
~ b. None genuine without Signature of the Gen
eTal Agent the Label. Sold nv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport u Boston Mail Snge.
vIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON

IlUNfUN,
M EAVES 1ownssnfs Coffee House, Newport every day
H Sundays excepted at q O'Clock a. NJ dine IN Taunloh
al o'clock arrive Boston O'Clock L. NJ Leaves Wyat's
Marlborough Hotel Boston every day Sundays excepted
past O'Clock due TIun,on O'Clock arrive Newport
At O'Clock. 4. M-Fare through 81
Passengers wishing 20 ymouh are informed that they
go by this line Monday Wednesday, and Friday and
anive IN Plymouth at past O'clock L. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday past O'clock A. NJ
and arrives IN Newport at O'Clock, z M-fafe Sl
This Stage connected with the New Bed ord stage at Fall
River Leaves falRyer every day. Sundays excepted, after
the arrival OF the Newport Stage, and in Newe at
past II O'Clock Leaves NewBedord every day Sundays ex
eepted, at past II cioos--taIe o.
Passengers wishing 90 Fail river, have hours in
Fall River, and return the evening
IL Extra Coaches furnished all times & on reasonable
- All baggage and small parcels the risk OF the owners
thereof X. b. KlNSLEY Agent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
Sod by
II. X. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,

At the sign Of the Golden Mortar, !
the Cour-fiouse. Feb 25 lSI5.
u CaHi0n-I has been deemed expeden as far posi-.
bic, place Mskns Genuine Original Hysean Medicine ia
tie hans OF druggists only and those sold the gnsiue
OF John Iobein the label counterfeit This uouce
come necessary there still contrary al moral decency
legally convicted attempted be forced on the pubic
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
PAR ASOLS ! /!
T. FOWLER Jf.

AS just reed Of Para.os of the newest
Il style and warranted OF good quality which he is sci
ling very CHEAP- hose wishing purchase invited
cali at No I57
ALSO-For saio above thin glazed Csnblick suitable for
lining dresses June 18th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
WIN. C. TENANT.

Respectfully announces to the public generally
citizens and strangers.
TESAT he keeps to let at bis stable in Touro horses
and carnagesol all descriptions, cheaper cheaper Than
they be obtained eevhere Persons ENJOYING
the pleasures oa ride IN the country all be furnish
edw addehorse horse and ches open wagons barouches
aud close carriages Particular attention will be paid convey
passengers and from the Steamboats, All orders IN his
hpe of business will be promptly attended aud pains shall
be spared render the satisfaction OF his customers complete
Horses kept for any length Of time terms liberal.
May 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26

USr received Cases 2600 yards handsome plate prne
- colours and warranted, PERFECTLY FAST for sale
10 cts the yd by WIN. c. COZZLNS 81 co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
[Voi. rs
KATS AT NEW-YORK PRICES.

HATS AT NEW-YORK PRICES.
Subscribers having received the Spring fashions res,
N pecuiy invite tie attention OF The citizens of Newport
and It's vicinity to tier improved Satin Bearer HATSHau
whSh possess all the requisite qualities OF Ten dollar hat in re-
card TO shess shape elasticity and lustre &C.
owoo cloth paseboard winch enables them to warrant
their Hats to stand eG.s AID eaies and retain their I
re- qualities which tlose made soOeI possess.
Jaa recoired from Ns,5- York,
large and elegant assortment b clcth CAPS of al dsscri5
uons-Also few Newly satin Beaver HATS OF io
latest London syepersons in OF any of the above ar
ees will find ii TO heiradvanse call and examic en pro.
vious to purchasing they v be sod cheap any in s
State al S'ore No l!6, Thansssree opposite George Exgs
Cos EaTdsoaJe Soro.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
PROSPECTUS OF A New VOLUME.

PROSPECTUS OF A New VoLUaE.
The first number Of ohiCh wA be isswd on the
fourth Of Juty nen.
The Ne'o- Y.rk Mirror, a popular ,veekly Joxy-
nal, devoted TO Literature and the Ens arts, embei-
i,hed NTH splendid and costly engrapings ON
lr musc, arrangfa Jof e.. r.. o."1cyas ~ LIP, ~ go
,a, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19
ny FLETCHER TOLER.
TER MS.

r Ct ner annnum, payable in advance. No sub.
~ ~ x,I be received for less time than SIX months
'efp will be Discontinued (u at the discretion Of
80, a1 r 81 until all arrearascs are pad.
mo ,pvE EASEMENTS will bc inserted ut so cent.
u 10, e..) FIR st time and 81 , for each
Ger Iocc Those rpm distance must he paid for pre-
tner insertion. or tho payment assumed by
r f.Snoo,ibe person in Iynchborg
ires.ei /, tho Editors must be post paid
,ss, will not be siendedto.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
A REMEDY FOR
rRHE UM.1 I'll Esu!

,u,UE xcrutiatins pain, the dccrcpitnde and de-
formi,y, aud the premature old age, winch are
.,su,l al PENDANTS OF this disorder, arc suffered by
M, many from despair OF cure or disappointment IN
be efficacy of the numerous pretended ant'dotcs used
VI. ~, ,h,. nurpose Blu. those v no have made a
fair trial OF ,,n ,,,n ,,.,vI.,r
.., !, cases OF long standing, and of the most Sc
character have received certain relief, and many
s,sc hcen cured in few days, some in - hours! as
.,,nber OF persons Boston and vicinity, have very
fly testified. Certificates are III the possession OF
VI. cures by means of this powerful lnmcn,, in
ia.e, where other approved applications had utterly
Gid The l.iniment is also used with success for
bruises, sprains, numbness stiffness OF the joints,
chilbains, &c.
Price SO cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
JAMES, RIVER KANNwiIA CANAL,
VIRGINIA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

1--WE Board OF Directors of the James River
L and kanamha Company, having resolved 10
place under contract seventy three miles Of the
line OF their mpro, ement, viz: All that par, ex
tendig from the water works dam at Lynchbure,
To the end of section No. lis, in the village of
Scottssllc, aud the thirteen miles between the
Seven Island Falls, and the village Of Columbia
Sealed proposals will be received by the Sccrc
tary OF the Company, at their office in the city of
Richmond, from November 18th, 10 December 7th
inclusive for all the excavations, enbankmen, and
~alling in that distance.
The portion OF the line Which it is intended to
let, comprises many difficult points, and consid-
cradle amount of river walling and blasting.
The line will be prepared for examination by
the 18th Of November after which date, mp to
the time OF letting, all necdtnl information will be
given, and the maps and protilcs exhibited TO
tractors, on application being made 10 either of tho
Principal Assistant engineers, Simon w. Wright,
in the village of Carcrsvllle, Daniel Livcrmore IL,
Scott>y, and Charles Elct, IT,, in the town of
Lynchburg.
II is expected that the proposals Of contractors
who are not personally Known To either of the
principal assistant Engineers, viii be accompanied
by proper testimonials of character and experience,
from the Engineers Of oth,t works on which they
have been engaged.
The seals OF the proposals will be broken Oh the
lob OF December, and the acceptance OF the pro-
positions by the Board, made known after,
as will be practicable by order OF tho President
and Directors.
W. Il. ClIIFTENDEN, Sec'ry.
Note--This advertisement Is not intended to
embrace the Locks Dams, Culvcrts or any other
of the works of arl--l'ror to the letting of which.
as well as the residue Of the excavation and en-
bankment between Scottsvillc and Maidcns' Ad-
venture, due notice will be given.
Nov 2 I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-16
cLocn AND WATCH M KING.
Clock and Watch Maker,
WAS COMMITTED,

yINO the Corporation Jail of Lynchburs on the
4 25th day of Sept, 1885, black man, runa-
way slave, who calls himself SAM, who says he
belongs to a gentleman by the name OF Samuel Bur
ford OF Chesterfield county, and hired the present
year to Mr.. Henry Progue of Richmond-iiad on
when committed. casluett coat, dark grey home
spun vest, white homespun pantaoons, shoes, and a
black hat.-The said slave is five feet ten inches high
has no scars, but his legs broken out very much
The said slave having been advertised, according to
law, one month at the door of the courthouse in
Lynchburg, and the owner thereof not yet claiming
him, notice is hereby given, that unless the owner do
come forward and claim the said slave within tour
lnon hs after this advertisement shall cease, which
will be six weeks from this day 18th November 1881
then the said slave will be sold according to law.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Sergeant,
ofhe Corporation Of Lynch1ug
NJ. tn. Richmond Whig pH insert the ADORE
ue,kly ,eeeks, and orurd their account to th's Of
fee. H. H.
Nv !, CIV