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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15
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Vcb,ve been favored with the P'r1>1l ot a let
t,o, pJ}oaeHfh Rrid, one Of the emlgraa's
-, tn. ,Iacc 10 the colony of Liberia, addressed
:, lis former master, Rev. Wm. :. |eld---in which
T.. GAYS that himself and iam are in GOOD health
l Describes the Colony at present as not hplns in
IN, ,,r,.nrroll, conditon---that money Is scarce,
III that work IS difficult to be procured. He re-
aarls this state oil things, however, rs temporary
,,,r;hn,inu il 10 a war which WAS then raging be
,uoon Ming BoatSwain and the Golah country, to
which. however, he anticipates a speedy termina-
,ion. 4. d. Williams, Methodist preacher, W.
vb;,clnr,t, G. Il. McGill and David LOGAN hty-
inc zone on 4 mission to King Boat>Wain, in order
ia effect an adjustment olthr difficulties. # hcy
s,anld effect settlement between the Two tribe, "
The sa1s.) the times will be better, for W. shall
then have bulloc>s, ivory, camwood, rice and
oold trade which will put us alloat aran.
On our fast pace, We insert an interesting Adj
dress to the free people of color of the tuirj
States, from the pen of Beverley " il,oa, coiored
man. who has been in Africa about twelve months
Oh tour ofexploraton, and who is 81 well ~uisti-
ed withthc country that he has returned only for
the purpose OF carry ng oal hi, family. Til, sin
ole fact speaks a volume IN favor Of THE Colony
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& u Il viii probably be rccollcctcd By bal few
3oi Our readers, that about twenty years AGO, the
accomplished lady of Coy. Aston, of South Cur
8oina ia daughter of Aaron Burr,) embarked from
charleston for New York on a visit to her Gther,
WHO had then Just returned from Europe, and
'hat the vessel in which She sailed has never since
foeen heard Of. BY some persons ii was supposed
'lat the vessel had fallen into the hands orpir,tes.
femg richly laden with plate and other valulbles.
od that the crew and passenger, had all fallen VIC
a'ms totheir brutal lcrocity. But the more rome
Y Al impression wa. that the vessel had been wreck
81 ana lost, and that those on board had persisted
y "e great decp.-lt is now, however, said. in the
h'aodma Journal, that man recently died in
.'oo''e' who confessed to his physician on his DIV
~ bed that he had been pirate, and that he had
l'u 10 destroy the vessel and all the crew and
passengers, onb board of which Mrs Aston en-
'"Neo' lie also mentioned that there was u or
:" '''"illngncssto take the life of Mrs. Aston.
''' '''e pirates therefore cast lots for the obi
'"''e OIL eXecutloner, and that the duty falling
~ ''i'' lie effected his purpose by making her
IN ." plank, which tilted over the vessels side.
4 r''''scu her into the ocean. 1t is added that
4 ~ ing pirate requested his physician to make
statement public, but that his SURVIVING f,,n;ly
4 not permit his name to be divulgcd If
De authentic, We shall doubtless hear
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Sin common with eur brethren Of the press
generally, Who have ad1ertcd to the subject, we
cxnress Our rcerct that the Rev. Mr. Gurlcy, The
efficient Secretary of the Colonization Society,
c,nicsccnded u enter into public discussion at
Boston with George Thompson, the English incen-
diary, who is paid b. some foolish women in Great
Britain to preach crusade against Slavery in h,
country. 1t was giving to that f,natica zeaIot an
Importance to which neither his mission nor his
personal character entities him. By the WAY, If
the fellow wishes TO abolish Slavery, why does h.
conne his labors to the North, while the cYil ragcs
at the South? He is cowardy soldier, who art,
beyond the reach of his adversary before h. fire,
his eun-and surely he is an inefficient crusader.
who contents himself with attacking "A dangerou,
evil Tor if he please to have 50, deadly SIM in
the midst of those who free from lis accurscd
influence, and who agree with him as to the ncccs-
sy of its eradication. Why lecture to those who
are already convinced! Why do not these Anti
Slavery lecturers come among us, who are cnvclop-
ed in darkness and covered with guilt, and point
out to lis iniquity and our danger-our duty
and the manner in which may perform it We
admit there would be some danger in the attempt
tho philanthropist might get on his own back
some hundreds Of the stripes the echo of the sup
posed infection of which ON the bodies of the poor
blacks strike, with 50 much horror on his excited
magination-he might be smothcred in tar-barrcl,
or drowned in a duck-puddlc-but what of that
II his positions be true and his professions sin
don,
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%R,MUEfs .HzE9sse'z.s'I;~, fte.

ess ElpLi'IZ, soda, Rochelle, Ginger beer. SUI
- toga and SarsapnIlla Powders,
Apeiem lllleuesccnt Mdenrsa. highl, RECON-
mende1by Physicians.
doctors pcafson's aud Bmcla,'> an1 M Cur.
Pentci's Compound tubcbsa and sarsnparila.
Carpenters Compound Of Cubeb, aud Copa,ia
Ditto Extracts Of ilonrscr and Pms Root
Tooth Brushes, asnfeliot supply,
Preserved Ginger. Dates, GhoWcIIoW, etc.
Iinfowaate salts. hishly es'ceplcd
tHeltcIihJm salts.
Ditto nIr9 EG,rycsccut
Do. Roberts genuine WEIGH Mcdiramentuln,
Preston Hoainy 's Palmer and -mr's ~uel
linz Salts.
FLUID aud solid Extracts al Sataparila and OF
SYupot ditto
super Carbonate soda, Tmtatic Acid and i,o
chrlle salts.
fEHet, Port, Burgundy thampliene Winc+, &c.
for sale by HOW FL DAVIES.
JHnr if,
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x'ranlilin Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Ghanoery, May germ, 1a35.



Gcorer y. GfoWn aud Nilw hi, wil,, Y dlm
trmp. Jr,, in hs own rahl aud Is c>esuior Of
Georee Crmp, deceased; Pleasant Dickinson,
Andrew J. Brown, 1oha Balecr, Sarah C,nnp.
Nancy Crunp, stephen Law and pinna HI vie,
Pleasant f.. BrerdoNa ml ii1nnah his vile, John
j. ouug and Elizabeth his wife Benjamin smith
and Slhl, his vile, and Henry =. Smith and Frau
cc> his wife, Defendants
poa tha molion.of the plantlll IN lhi, cat,sc,
the court doth adiudgo, order and decree, that the
accounts of " lIitm Frlmp, executor of George
Crump, deceased, he referred to one of the COM
miSsioners of tins cenrt, who is directed 10 settle
and state the same, 50 far 10 ascertain what
amount of the said estate George " Brown SEN
titled to; and thai he report his proceedings to the
court, with any matters thought pertinent by HIM
self or required by the parties 10 be so stated, in
order 10 final decree ia the promises.
\ cnpX-If.tp
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Es. Eiltsg64S,
STlGNCW DTNWTsT,

PROPOSES dividing his time bctween lynch
3 burg, iialifaN, Charlotte and Prince Edward
Counties. lie hasjus received from Philadelphia
II iurnaro and other apparatus, ghchare essential in
The manufacture Of whole and part, oi-ci4 Of ArtiG-
cial Teeth.
lie is thankful tor pat encouragement. and viii
IL 'rsft - r'r't fj'a-- oH-,.
Iu l.ya,a>uf5. te can b. found It fhc Fra.
iIo Tucrf.
Nth III
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North CAROLINA.

,,,,.a state Convention, for the purpose OF re-
T., constitution of North Carolina, assem-
Nls',s p.I.;gb ON the 4h inst. The venerable
pi'" - y,,op was chosen its President, and
uc.sr, Gales Il Son were elected ran' Hs
~, :. said to be decided majority Of Nhiey
:. the Convention.
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WG0EsasG9'EgSs. SCHOOL,

fHNi|E subscriber, having tetuluedoln the West
N aud abandoned all ilca Of moving thdlhcr, tr
spertully informs the public, TIM his Schou vii
again he open iol the reception ol boardrr, aud da,
scholars, on the 10Th luue, and continue uutl III,
18th December following Tho rates for boarding
aud tuition will be the same rs heretofore
Parents and guardians may rely on tho strcics at
tc0lon beua pld to the moral aud lrrcGn, improve
mont Of those who may be cnhusled to the subscii
her, cur. Any lnptovcmrnlsu discipline, nsir1c-
flon or text books that chcr experience Of rcllcc.
tiou may suggest. viii be promptly adopted
SAMUEL +. MILLER
PlttsylyHna, laue II wi If
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DANIEL iIiGGiNBOTlIAM.
Chairman,
JonH iIrGuEs, Stcretar4.

tuELorrG forHr-iiotsG, June lst, 1855.
In accordance with pcYiou, notice given at
the Court House and in the pubicprnls, and pro-
rlamation made in the Court Yard, requesting
those friendly to the election Of Hugh Lawson
White of Tennessee, 10 the Presidency, lalec
and hghly respectable meeting assembled, embra-
cling men Of bothPortici.
Georse v. Read, ESD, briefly explained the
object oi the meeting md advocated rho election
of Hugh /. White Atthe close Of his address,
Edward ". Henry, Esq. WIS appointed Chairman,
and anderson 6. Morton, Secretary.
Henry Darlington, ESQ. moved thata commit
tee oi ei2ht be appointed to draft resolutions, to
be reported to the people al july Court; which
motion VT, adopted, and the following gentlemen
appointed rs thai committee: DR.. Rohert Z. Boul-
din, Archer NaugIan, Thoma, p. Richardson,
! ,ha:n Harvey, Henry Caninoton, Grorec W.
Read, Esqs, and DR.. Edwin Price and ca. Wilt
shire Eardwell.
On motion, thc mceting adjourned, II meet
ag1in at i}o Cont-Iloase, on laiv Court-day.
EDW ARD W.iIENRY, Chairman.
\. {. NoEToN, Secretary.
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CLOTHS AND cASsLMERES.

Blue, Black. Steel mixed and Medley,
B0Hgh at Iucti0a,
Which | can sell 10 Wholesale Dealers. At
AoHTuLRa phIlFs.
VI. NJ. KERR.
Bank Square,
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"A oF=29-, NEW Spring.
lF-sS AND Ss@E
: / VI NJ ER GOODS. d
JAM ELS u, IxoRNER IL Co.

Are now opening, AT their Ncm cash Stare. a
large supply of Cheap Goods, from the Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York markets.
BONNETS.
Just received, "A case of Fashionable Bonnet,,
handsome. and cheap.
10 country merchants, Pediars, and others :
We are anxious to extend our UhoicS0ie basi-
ness. Our Stock is worthy the attention of those
who buy TO sell again-and liberal deduction will
be made from retail prices
BACON
We have lot of first rate famiiy Bacon. OF
our own curing, which will be sold on fair terms.
JAMES T., HORNER & co.
April p. vev;t
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i At meeting ofthe citizen, of pa,or.b,rg
.,n,, ''' lnst'' Samuel James Douglass, Esq. va.
j .a',9' Orator for the ensuing National Ami
ii D w., ana Samuel Il Mycr., E>q. Reader Of
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am now receiving my Spring supply Of FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS, which | will sell iow toI
c1Sh. VI. NJ. X.
MAY - Jwif
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o the public in future advertisements, in addti
q such other particulars, aS may In necessary.
June IT ITS
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June Is

NEessrs. John Gibbs. and Robert X.
w Vaughan :--'faAc notice, that on the 20th
day Of July 5}5 al the office OF John \. Wharton,
Etr in the town Of Liberty, in Bedford county, Nir-
giuia.I shall take the dispositions Of William h.
Vaughan and others, 10 be read in evidence the
trial Of a suit in ehancerv, now depending in the
circuit superior court of lw and chanccry, for
the said county OF Bedford wherein \. }. Agce is
plaintiff and YOU and myself are defendants: and if,
from any cause the taking of the said dispositions
shall moi be completed the above named day,
shall continue taking the same, from day day, un-
I'll the whole are taken
JAMES II. EpPS
Guardian Of Mary r.. paugh0n.
June l. WV
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Franklin Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Ghancory. May Term. 1895.

against
David Sink aud Della his wife, As, Dillon, Ara
thur Dillon, Henry Dillon Jesse Dillon j. Vii
linn Dillon, John Bausenslip and Mary Ann his
vie, Jacob Fowler and Martha his wife, Fanny
Paisley, Robert Paisley, " illum pa,lcv .lr, heirs
and distributes 81 Jesse Dillon il. deceased and
Samuel Hale and John y. Booth, administrators of
the said lcssc Dillon decd. Dots.
Il apprafngto dissatisfaction Of the court thai
tine subpoena awarded the plaintiff GA the llth da,
of August, 1881, has been duly served on Robert
Paisley. Henry Dillon, Fanny Paisley " illiam
Paisley IT,, Asa Dillon. Arthur Dillon, pelilah
Sink and William Dillon, more th1n four months
AGO, and they sill iane 10 appear and answer the
plaintiff bill, the samc i,taken fer confessed a. To
these defendants. L appearing also that thc or
der of publication awarded IN this cause. ON the
"a day 81 September, lSl|, has been du, pub
l>hed, IL 10 David Sink, Jesse Dillon .lr. and
John Banken,hp and Mary Ann his wife, who are
absent IL ,ndanf,, and they still iailina 10 appear
and answer thc plaintiff 5 bin, the same is also Ia
ken Tor confessed rs 10 these defendants; and
now this cause came ON this day 10 be heard, ON
the bill thc answer OF the defendants the exhibits
and examination of witnesses. aud was argued by
counsel, upon consideration whereof the court
dolh adludee, order and decree that the accounts
of Samuel Hale aud John y. Baoth admnstra-
tors otlc>se Dillon, 81. decd. he referred to one
of the commissioners ol tbs court that he state
and >ctao tie same, sluWlne What amount. If any,
i, IN the hands olthe said administrators, belong
ina the defendant David Sml that an account
also he taken helr,c one 81 the sid commission
els. oftAa lave aud other personal estate of les
81 Dillon, dee i in tho hands o the sad admins
traitors, SHOWING the amount and value thereof To
which the said David Snk is entitled. and that he
report his proceedings To the court, with my
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-15

a. Professor Pattcson, having been appointed
Superintendent of tho Mini At Philadelphia, his
resigned the Chain of Natural Philosophy in the
University of Virginia.
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d. / hefes seems to baycbecualmast to,oliujI-
nre oftbe 3he9 crop in Fauqnier mty-Socu.
tire i, it, indeed, thai the ll'ayeat0a Reporters
v,eS the farmers in llot region II urpheir attcn-
tion 10 raising some substitute fer bread, and ion
food torauimals. On the " e,tcfn shore OF Mar,
lead the crops are aid to he good.
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OEITUARy z.

DIED, at Nachcz, on the 10Th ult, NonBonNE
r. TmrGMAN formerly of Lynchburg, in the 2lsl
year this age.
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E.ymchburs Wills .Os. ssent.,

I Will. reut TO the highest bidder on Saturday.
L the both inst. in front OF the Market House. thu
Flour and Corn Mills, known as the Lynchbure Z
Mills
These Mills have been lately thorough repaired,
and are now believed be in a. good order for many
featuring our any Mills IN the tsapef sclintrs
Persons wishing examine This PROPERTY VIII please
call the subscriber who will ~ an, information
required 10 NokA fideasi. l. n. Co.
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~ AessrS. Vim. Smith y 60. have disposed
OF their stock and contract for carrying the mail
between Washington and Richmond, to Me,,r~.
f. Porter y Go. the old contractors.
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FOR 10 FL r..

FOR SHE.
'HflIli subscriber will, on the 18th July, (next
month) nj the store of Samuel pannill Esq in
the county OF tamphcl offer for sale At public auc-
non, his " mrs Gftk' tract Of Lond, now occu-
plcdb Mr.. Collins Bradley, and containing about
$50 acres. This estate lies Staunlou river IN
the county OF 'ampbell, adjoining the lndso Of sam
urllauulll aud VIM. CLARK, Esqrs. and has lone
bcea considered by competent JUDGES of the most
valuable and productive estates III tins district OF
country. In short, whether we louk TO its fertility
is loraliy its hcathlncss, the wealth ard respect
Idhit OF the adjacent country, it presents induce
mcn's 10 purchasers rarely offered.
The terms will be made known ON the day of sale
by Patrick H. fahell, who has full powcrand author
ny 10 represent aud act fos the subscriber
GEORGE X. CABEII.
Junp II 9tii.otnt
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asEaeE aysss.

3 ssEAess1yaS.
drx1.-s>3
llerringS, which are said to be first
rate and will BIZ sold AT the lowest market price.
ALSO
On hand, Bacon, SAT-, Hhisksg, IRON, iSteri
NoldsseS and all other kinds of Groceries
Expected, daily, an addition to my stock o
FANCY Goops. JOHN j. PURVIS.
June |. W6wif
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CASH TOR WHGRous,

I WlIipas iorall likely young Negroes the high
u est cash prices. Nj communications addresse,
To Al this place, will be attended To.
GARLAND TATE.
MAY - i,fs
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u Mr. Webster is now in Washnqton, at
tending to business before tie Commission under
the French treaty.
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touMtssIoNrn's Orflcr,
RocLV .UoRnt, Jnpf Sth. IS3,.

The plilie, interested IN the FOREGOING decree,
VIII laye notice tbat have appointed Tuesday the
2Slh DAY o July next to commence the accounts
thercmdircetrd 10 be taken, which day Il, the
hour of 10 O'Clock \. NJ, hee will attend al m,
office ia Roe,v Mount, with their accounts, >ou,h-
ers, copies ol court papo,s e.. prepared tot cNam-
nation and settlement.
BtRNEl.h {. hEA'rrS, Com
itna
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o. It has been decided in New York, IN die
case Of Samuel d. Mott, who Was indicted for en-
be41ing the property Of GEORGE W Holland,
merchant, L, whom sal 1Ioti was cloploYe5,to
m5mtof about ,,2oaa, dat the asr,~ed cannot, d.
the lownoa sounds IN thai STATE, h punished As
criminal. Not#aas therefore DISCHARGED.
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u u VI ~ u U y = - ~
ProCessOr Of tlOrai Philosophy

naICHMOND COUNTY LAND FOR sALE-
& The subscriber being deslrous and dcterhitro 10
rnnIoyc 70 new State provided nc can dispose OF ms
nds sc in the Northern Neck, he therefore o!eFS his
nubljc Lots and Houses Stoney Hill, on the most ea
snuabl. Terms: consisting of TAVERN when Ii new
honsr three stures high containing under the roof elgt
rooms and MASSAGE which renders quite comfortable,
and we'll calculated TO entertain travellers, &C mere are
rood stables 4 storc-housc, new gfahary; k'cnGn'
and all other outhnuses necessary at pubic
nlacc-all Of which has been built since l1W mere Is
also good we'll in the yard not 10 be exceled by any
for po@d water in this State There are about 20 acres
of land attached to the lot
wIlI also on; another lot. adjoining the same sract
known BIZ the ma nlc of White Tavern containing about
~ acres with good dwelling house. and other out.
houses on it, which, with little repair, would be !" good
order. %, - Q
will also offer another tract containing o2 acres.
miles Suoth-Wrs Of Westnorc!and Court House, with
good dwelling house, Kitchen gEanary, Stables anu
other necessary out-h"uScs ~
! will also offer another tract, containing :'o acres
s 2 miles West Of Wcstnnreiand 4. Ia Saiua"!e
forest farm There is good d.rellinghoISe, grahaF{
corn houses stables. &c. and frsl-raIe grist n 'aJ
built. 1870 oa or
will also offer another tract ia the extreme en- "
The county, containing $50 acres with Soou
housc and other outhouses on 1t. cD:L
All the foregoing lands: lying IN the county W
mond and State Of Virginia. are healthy situations
drcm il unnecessary to give further drscE'Pt"n "a te
lands, as those wishing to purchase can r'ep o
selves, &c. IST p;t,od m In.
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OWED, n:EssGEysY.s,


! IS AAlES RIVER AND kANAN llA CANAL, 'iR-
% GlHlA-Noiice to CONFERENCE.-The Board Of Drcc-
tors OF tie James River and kanawla Company, having
resolved to place under contract seventy miles OF
the line Of their improvement, viz: AHthat part extend
ing from the waterworks dam at LynchburS 10 the eEd
OF section No. lS in the village of SrottSVic and the
thirteen miles between the Seven Island Falls aud the
! village of Columbia
Sealed proposals will be received By the Secretary of
the Company their office. in the CITY OF Richmond
from November 18th, 10 December Ith inclusive, tor all
the excavation cnbank and waug in that distance
The portion OF the line which it is intended to let,
comprises many difficult points, and considerable
amount Of river wal!ng and blasting.
The line will be prepared for examination BY the 18th
of November after which date, up the time OF letting,
Nil needul information will be given, and the maps and
protcs exhibited to contractors, application being
made to either Of the Principal Assistant Engineers, ST.
mon ". Wright, in the village Of Carcrsville Daniel
LVermore at Scot:syillc and Charles Elle ir in the
town of Lynchbutg = - -
1t is expected hat the proposals of contractors who
not personally known TO either Of the pDcpa! assist
ant Engineers, will be accompanied by proper tesmo-
mails Of character and experience from the Engineers OF
other works which they have been engaged.
The seals of the proposals will be broken the 10th OF
December and the acceptance Of the propositions by the
Board, made known after will BE- practicable.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
W. Is. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
NOts.-This advertisement is not intended to embrace
the Locks, Dams CulyertS, any other Of the works OF
ar-priar the letting of which, well Of the resi-
due of the excavation and embankncnt between Scots
vile and Madens Adventure due notice will be given
October 81. Did
G7Thc tenor Of the 9th paragraph in The above notice.
having, in some instances been misapprehended the
following is added conveying fully and correctly
the meaning of the President and Directors:
1t is expected that the proposals of persons wishing to
contract, who from their distant residences, from
other cause may not already be sufficiently known as fit
and responsible contractors, 10 the Board Of Directors
will be accompanied by proper recommendations; and
the of persons who may have heretofore acted as
contractors on other lines aud may not be known to the
Board or to either of the Principal Assistant Eng ncers
that the proposals will be supported by proper estmo
mails of character and experience from the Engineers OF
tho Works upon which they have been engaged
Nov II 50-td
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the sui, in Chqnoety depending in the ciIca Ma- Su-
nerior Court Of Pnwhatan, in which Royal aial'n:
nf and Trustee under the Will Of John Depp, is
L W D Jgso A asd n pSpP5 S w Do
napm Smor Depp, Lucy Ann Dcpp, Mike Dspp, wat
Pcp E.sSe An Dsi and w Psfs:"si SR
pno,bnn,ns bcg in:aus under the age Of q years are
X the sm cnp' s Se hi 1e day Sysdd
loIi laor1 chat Commissioner OF the Court sate
an Of s odnn"n to of be the nnp s
estate ocNun of the proceeds Of the sale OF the
S and Ps'sSpa es sGSe Of esS
bequeatnfu other than Nancy Brooks also an &C
Tie debts dye S is the ss alt Persons s
&c. Ia beFebv noed that have appointed the 18th
day Of December hsb 9s ss ososR me- isy
on a,end at Powatan House. with their
and vouchers ready 70. ON or aIs
tba Sav 10 present their claims to the undersigned III
order hat they may be reported to me SnG1 T
Std
Nov H.