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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

The Universal YANKEE Nati0n.-

The Universal Ydaies Nation.-A leuer from
TeSss says:
Powder and lead are in great demand as You
may naturally suppose, and tley are very scarce.
assisted 10 take a grape shot out of the breast Of
one of Capt Allon'. company, which had glanced
rom tho wall and entered his bosom, carving his
shirt into the bone the poor fellow carried his
muskst and walked eighteen miles with thi, h Il,
(hsing three ounces) in his breast il was taken
out and he Was recommended to drill hole
through il, and carry it for watch saal. No. lie
replied with energy, may he | shot ,iI times over
If do that would be making a hauhle for an idle
boast no, I'll end the lead out at compound in
tere,t.' He did 80; for he melted it down and
run it into three musk~t balls with which he Kill
led three MeIcsns in three successive shots. |
need hardly add, that he was Yankee from Bay
State"
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FLOODED srocxroR SALE

IT, THE subscriber having an idea of with
~ drawing from the Turf, will offer for sale, at
- the Spring meeting lS36 of the Iynchburc
Jockey Club, on the three mile day, immediately at
Ter the race is over, all OF his blooLed stock consis-
ting OF horgiana and colt, Lady Racket, Ga half sis
ter to Eliza Clay, by Sin am,) and three Fillies
out OF Lady Racket, one by Monsieur 1onson, one
by Charles and the other by Grey Beard. The
onson fllly is five years old this Spring the
harles four; and the Grey Beard three. The
shove stock is considered as thorough bred any
horses IN Virginia. Terms Of sale as to the payment
shall be made to suit purchasers.
WIN. GARTH.
MAYO ID.
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Nav
Valuable Real Estate at Auction,

Will SET, without reserve, at auction on The
premises, ON Thursday the 81 day of March,
about 10 acres of Land, living Immediately on the
river, bali mile below Town, situated between
the lot known the name of Smiths well' and tItc
property If Saml. Branstord.
Til. propentviS valuable, and deserves the aten
ton OF the public, the Canal will through it,
Upon this Land there is very extensive Stone
Quarry The title indispuable. Terms at sale.
JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, 1uct'f.
Feb 2t ids
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- ART Of the Fort Lewis tract, lying in the
4 county Of Montgomery, on the nortl, side of
the Main Western Road, It's boundary on one side
for near min. The tract contains about $40
acres, none Of which is cleared, large portion
oi which is very fine Tobacco Land, and as a sit
uaion tora Tavern House, there are scarcely any
lis superior, being a remarkably noted situation
and conveniently Waterei. 70 any person dis
posed 10 buy, would sell part of my own tract
on Which live, having cleared Land and some
inferior improvements. The above tract of $40
acres will be sold, in the town of Salem, Bote-
ourt, the Sd day of June, to the highest bidder.
for one third cash the balance in two equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bonds, with APP
proved security, to carry interest from the date if
not punctually paid. =.
EDMUND p. WHITE, Er'or.
Of SamI White, dec.
NAYS tbs
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hnethW Bssusst 10 fhe Colonization S.ert.

hnothsr Bs4us,t 10 fhe Colonization S.e.tv
We have pleasure in stating thnt the late Mrs
SARAH OsRoRN, of Fairfield, Connecticut by her
Last WILL bequeathed TO thi, benevolent Society
$500, to be paid to the Treasurer of said Society,
Al tine expiration of one wear from the time of her
drees'e. In communicating this information TO
the Treasurer oisaid Society, the executor adds !:
The deceased had tcndsr regard for the welfare
of the eoorcd population of this country, and has
manifested the same by acts, we'll "a BY words,
not being one OF those who saw BE W. harmed,
bs " clothed, and g!st not the" things that Srt
nttdfui.'"
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The above races were from one 10 four mile heats.
In the following instances, the have beat some of Il
best racers OF their day, over tn most fashionable
Courses IN the United States :-Fnst, Miss Medley
beat Lady Nashville and Rattle Snake, over the Ma
con Course, Georgia, mile heats in the quickest
time ever made over that course time, LIST heat I'm
lJs;-2d hea,, I'm lis. Secondly Jesse beating Ru-
salic Sommcrs, Nancy Blunt, and four others, over
the Kendall Course, Maryland. y mile heats IN good
tune; tune, lsf heat. 3m sos Id BIN 5Os--:id. ;}m
52s;-ith, San SIS Thirdly. Jrssup beating Awhile
and six others, The Tree Hin Course . mile
heats see reported in the Turf Register the
quickest time made that course tune, list
heat 3m 5uS I'D heat BIN .)3s. Fourthly, Cddcd
beating Rolla, Mary Randolph and others. over the
Broad Rock course mile heats time, LIST heat, Ban
81. I'D. ;}nl Dos Sd, ;in 30, ;--itl I'm IS.
q = MEDLEY has several Other wianng Colts
which races are not vel published; but for the cor
OF the above stated, examine SINNERS Turf
Register aad Spsrtin. Magazine
JOHN 5. HURT.
Jan. Pam ON
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

ON the 2is day Of this month (May,) there will
~ be sold. at puNlc auction, in Lynchburg, FOR
cash, two valusbc negro men-onc about p
%, aud the other about As or SO wears of
age. The sale will be made in pursuance of de-
of the Hastings Court for the Corporation Of
Lynchburg entered up nj the last term, in the case
of fsdgeu u.s. Padgett.
S. 4 n. IL. GARLAND, Cop,'n
Nav9 tbs
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- SUCH persons as bred from
NmT " Young American Eclipse last sea-
E{[H Tx son, arc respectfully requested 10 al
sssAs~shh~AtI.s low his colts good chance, that
thy may be able 10 hs exhibited for the silver cup
to be awarded the best colt by dsinercsed Judges,
on the 9th day OF October, 1886. The cup will be
neat and pirate one, and withal, the award
ing oftw add 10 the value OF the toa that gets it,
The Judges will award, at the same time, pfem-
um of season to Young American Eclipse, for the
second best colt of his get and if the mare should
have been etto him this season before the awards,
will go free ofany charge. The subscriber has the
fullest confidence in Young American Eclipse. as 4
stock horse. The blood is well known in all parts
OF the Union and commands the highest prices. Go
liah aud Shark, half brothers of his out of better
Dams have sold for $4,000 each.
HENRY BROWN, JR.
Nav Q is
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April II
Sale of LAND AND NaaRoEs,

NN the ilth day of May. 1876, tler. will be sold
" for cash, at public auction, upon the premises,
the tract of land whereou Godfrey Tolcr formerly re-
sided in the neighborhood of the Buffalo Springs in
Amherst cornty, ii being the Land conveyed by said
Godfrey to hi, sons VIM. b., Richard H., and Benz
W. Toler, per decd of record in the CLERK : Office
o! the county court OF Amherst.
And on the 3D. Monday in May, 1896, at Amherst
Court House, there viii be sold. at public auction.
lor cash, two negroes named Annetta and Eliza
The sale viii be made in pursuance of a decree
OF the Surult superior Court of Law and Chancery
orsald county, made at the last September, term in
the case of Robinson vs. foler.
Tllos. n, EUBANN shelf and Com'r.
April II IDS
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rxr LADY BUG AND THE ANT

The Lady Bug sat in the roses heart,
And smiled with pride and scorn,
As she saw plain dressed Ant 90 by,
With heavy grain OF corn
So she drew the curtains OF damask round
And adjusted her sllhen vest.
Making her glass of drop OF dew
Tia; Law in the roses breast.
Then she laugh'd loud thai tho Ant look'd up
Aud seeing her haushiy face.
Took no more notice but Travelled ON
At thc same industrious pace -
But sudden blast of Autumn came,
And rudey swept the ground,
And down the rose with the Lady Bug bsnt,
And scattcrd It's leaves around
Then the houseless Lady much smaz'd,
For she knew not where 10 20,
And hoarse Noyember's early blast
Had brought with ii rain aud snow
Her wings were chfd aud her feet were cold,
Aud she wish'd for the Ants warm cell
And wha, she did, in the wintry storm,
I'm sure cannot tell.
But tho careful Ant was in her nest,
With her little ones by her side.
She taugh them ALL like herself, to toll,
Nor mind the sGeef of pride -
And | thought ~ sal at the close of day,
Eating my bread and milk,
1t was wiser to work and improve N, time,
Thaubc idle and dress in silk. l.. H. ).
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.1ouinst

John Welch and Nancy his vile, formerly Nan
cy Harrison, widow and administrative of Jessc
Harrison, decd William Finley and Elizahefhbi,
wife, Jesse Harrison, infant heir of Jesse Ilari.
son, decd, John Mckemy and John S Lcech,
Defendants
This cause come on to be heard this 25ll day
of April 1896, on The bill, answers of the deien.
dantS, examination of witnesses, exhibits, and the
report of Commissioner Ruff, with the plaintiffs
exceptions thereto, and was argued by Counsel:
and the Court doth order, adudee and decree that
John Ruff and James d. Davidson, who are hereby
appointed Commissioners for that purpose do Law
of and assign the dover of Mrs. WEIGH in the land
and slaves, and then do proceed to sell for cash
the residue othc slaves, and sell the tract of land OF
which the said Jesse Harrison died seized, on the
following terms, viz in equal payments of one,
two and three wears, having first given by adyer-
tIscmcnt in some newspaper, thirty days notice of
the time and place OF SALE and make report OF their
proceedings to court for final distribution.
Copv-Teste,
DAVID HUTCHINSON, D. c.
pI virtue of the foregoing Decree, We will on
- the I'd day OF June next, tit being the first
day Of the June Court) before the Court house
door in the town of Lexington, proceed to sell at
public auction, for CASH, or 10 likely young
Negroes, of both sexes-Alsoat tn, same time and
place, on the usual credits, Plantation lying
on the North River in Roc>bridge County, con-
ing about 200 Acres, ad oiningthe lands of James
Woods, John Lcyburn's heirs, aud John Mckee
my, it being the same II a was heretofore owned
by Jesee Harrison decd.
The tile TO the above property is believed 10
be indispntable, but acting as commissioners, We
shall only convey such title as vested in uSe by
the dccree.-Terms of sale OF land made known
the day of sale.
JOHN RUFF.
JAMES ID DAVIDSON,
Comm'rs
Lexington, May 5 wt1J
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Bedford, Mays
yames River and Izanawha COMPANY

A 1 a meeting of the President aud Directors OF
the James River and kanawha Company, held
IN the City Of Richmond, Saturday, the Poll day
of March, ls}G
ResoiUed, That the Stockholders OF the James Il l.
yer and kanawha Company other than the state be.
and they are hereby required, to pay into the Bank
OF Virginia, one of lis branches, the sum of SIX
DOLLARS each share of stock hc by them in said
'ompany, ON or before the 18th day OF MAY next
by 1ydcr of the President and Directors.
w. b. ClilTrENDEN, SEc'RY.
a. The instruments that have been called for (n-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

4 Ill persons Indebted to the estate of Alexander
"a Paueson dee, are requested to make PAYMENT
without further delay and such as have claim.
against sand estate, 10 present them, in order that
they may be settled ~. =. BOCOCk Error
April % 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

'INHE Trustees above named, are invested ",h
Il authority to sell, ~ private public SAFE NV
tract of Land whereon live, upon James RIVER III
Amherst Nelson and buckingham counties nav
ing tine beds of Lime Stone on both sides OF the IL
vcr and containing near 1900 acres, by old surveys
upwards OF 100 acres of which are of first quality 10"
eronnns.-1he improvements are large S'o"t
Flour Manufacturing Mill. Store House anu ,
improvements of every kind very good. will. WIN
pleasure, show all the property named in the hu''
to any person wishing to purchase.
JOHN lIORSLEl'
April % WITS
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4 Rockbridec Circuit Superio. Cour, Of Law
L "a and Chanccry continued and hclA al the
Courthouse the 18th day of April 1896:
Ncrgene Harrison, infant, by John DAVIS, her
next friend Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

Mrs. Elizabeth Lee died on the 9th al Cam
den y. J. in the one hundred and teelfh year of
her age having retained all her senses untl with
in the last six months. The doctors will be sur
pr-cd perhaps, to learn that she never during her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

WHEREAS John Ilorscy, by certain deeds
w OF trust, recorded in the counties of Amherst
Nelson and Buckingham, has conveyed to the I'M
defeigned' for the purposes of the trusts contained
IN the deed, the debts due him in those counties
and elsewhere; and as many olthcm are unliquidat-
ee and as we could not well settle them ourselves,
or attend as might be necessary to make collections;
we have thought it advisable to employ the sad
iorscy AS an agent TO attend to these things. This
notice Is therefore to apprze all concerned that the
said lorsley has full authority as our agent act
in these matters and in addition, as we cannot
personally superintend the Mill and Plantation, the
said ilorsley is authorised do So but to be at alb
times under our control.
FREDERICK NJ. CABELI,,
ALEXANDER MUNDl
April % WITS
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RACES.
BRoAp-RocKR RACES. April Iorh, 1876

FIksr DAY.
First Race-A sweepstake mile heats 800 en-
trance, fifteen entries--Dyid II. Branchs by
Charles. the only entry onhc ground, walked around
aud took the purse.
Second Race--Mlc heats $3.50 entrance, half for
felt.
l.. Packets by Charles, dam Wych.'s
mare, !
William Willlamson's by Gohann4 dam
unknown,
William L. Whites Cash. BY Csrouian,
dam unknown. ,
james P. Corbin's fby Charles, dam by Ira
faga,
George Pondexters br by Enquirer, p. t.
Tme-lst heat, pm. rs Cd, Pm. Ia
Track heavy and raining
SECOND DAY.
First Race-A swcspstahe mile heat" $500 "a
Richard Adams f by Charles. !
Isham Puckeus fbv Eclipse. 2
VIM. l.. Whites h Jacob, hy Carolinias, 3
Tnne-lst heat, Pm. Is 2d, 2m. los.
Track still heavy.
Second Rdce-same day, avsspststs mile heats,
500 entrance
William L. Whites by Carolinian, ]
Mr.. Reeves by 'rnoleon. bottled ahead, asd
was distanccd-no time kept
74ird Race-Samc day, match $500 aside, mile
James l.yls's c by Charles |
Eoher u. Murchie's &C by Charles, |
Tnne->t heat 2n. Is. I'd, I'm. lis. ID, 2m.
Ia.
TnRp DAr.
Perpetrators purse, two mile heats, purse $3.50
George Gnodwym Pembroke, by
Meru. |
John NJ Bolts Hand Tunes, by Goh.n-
ma. dam unknown, . Dis
lsham Puchett, IN by fonsoD, outofflr-
tila. )
o. =. ilares hr m Mary Archer by Archy,
Of lt,,tLI l,,tltr
William X. Johnson'sb h Nelson, by H.
clipse, d.
Tiuie-lst heat, Inn. -. Cd, 4m. 7s. Sd, Am.
lis.
FouRrB DAr.
Jockey Club Purse, mile heats purse $500.
o. I. llare'sb Spartaeus by Charles, dam
Arab |
James =. Corbin's h Jessup, by Medley 3
Richard Adams Pizalro b. Alfred. } >
John NJ Bots 5 Ii Upton Heath, BY Go
hanna, } 1
Isham Puckett's SUI I.ohela. by Charles 2 }
Tme--lsl heat, GM. l0s 3D. 6m. 5s.; I'd, om.
l4s.
Track slow.
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pC5TpOWGN.,Eryr.

: ENliE sale of the above property is postponed
d until Thursday, the 18th day Of MAY next.
J. r. d. PAYNE.
March 3 tbs
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EAGLE HOTEL.

ANlNG taken this establishment in charge |
n shall be prepared to accommodate Is or 20 gen
tlenen during the races, and promise furnish the
best OF Liquors, &c, and good dieting as the
markets will afford, and hope therefore, to share a
part OF public patronage
TiiOS. SMITH, agent.
Mayo 81
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reETscsL.

NJ There Is beautiful moral in the following
.,r,x;.n from the ever sweet muse of Mrs. Sigour-
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ERs ST SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of deed of trust, executed
u by Joseph billiard, bearing date the lst of Au-
gust, 1872, and OF record in the Clerks Office of
Amherst county, the subscriber will, on the 4th
day OF June next, on the premises offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash. a TRACT OF
LAND, in said deed mentioned, which, Tract is
described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county OF Amherst, on the waters of Little Piney
River, on king's Creek and adjoining the lands of
Edmund Massie, James Campbell and Joseph
Goodc. This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well orth the attention of Tobac-
co planters. The subscriber knows of no defect
in the title, but will only convey such as is vested
in him by the deed aforesaid.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee
April p til
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DESC RIpTION.

MEDLEY is abemtilul gray T. years old rhi.
Spring, IN full ylgor aud health, full II hand. high
of superior form great strength and beauty his &c
neral appearance commanding and admired: much
the resemblance Of his dam, Old Reality.
JOHN :. III RT.
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MEDLEY.

1his Capital Racer, and Geter Of Racers, ffhf
propert4 of HiNiam Il yohnson
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Tobacco, g.aE,I for sale.

May
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NOTICE.

Lexington, May 5
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-18
LOST :

DETW EEN M.s. L. Turkeys and
ID Mr.. Wm. Shilds' Bead Work Bag.
which contained two nutes Of hand tied
up in paper. One Of the notes was drawn
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Turiey. in favor OF b.
Williams, for four hundred and ninety
cigh, dollars aud sixty cigh, cents aud en-
dorsed BY him 10 Miss Margaret jenkins
as hcr property. The other drawn by
Rev. F. T.. Fraser for one hundred and
twenty collars with interest from date, IN
favor nf said Marsarc, Jenkins. All per-
sons are hereky forwarncd from taking or
trading for said notes. Us the drawers are
notified no, to pay tn M TO any bu, the
rigalul owner. Whoevcl has found the
bag aud notes will confer great favor by
returning tfem 10 Miss Jenkins at the
house Of the subscriber.
WIN. NJ. BRETT.
June ll-20-d
N. B.-Should reward be required, a
suitable reward will be paid upon delivery
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Tho soldiers friend, Ssars dad atle officer, an
honorsS.t onda.shed minded mAn.
The Ptesiden, re:d a letter FROM r. L. hEssEDr,
Esq who had been ,nsited TO attend, but prsven-
ted from doing 80. The letter contained the ioi
lowing sentiment.
Capt. (Coi) ions CnrssrT, oad ths Krrshaso
Uoiun.ees-Such an officer and such men, could
no, do otherwise ,iaa Distinguish Themselves as
The braves, Of the brave.
Bye }. snAssos, Esq-Zae reno'y Of Gen.
zueAariah Caatsy- Elis private virtues d'a pubic
services will ever be held in grateful semembfaee
by the citizens Of kcrshaw Di>iFlci
by Mr. MArTEsos.-The Greek and hs Se1ui'
mole. HAY they soon be made as quiet and harm.
css an tlic Indian upon the Camden Market House.
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CtviS.

'CAMPBELL; q Florida Volunteer. This Scrrre,
and insetu.able visitation Of Divine Providence,
has deprived society Of an ,nes,;mablc young man,
and involved in heartfelt Grici and mourning. a
numerous train Of friends aad sr1uaintancra. AZ.
,e. d,seharring his duty 10 bis country, he lred
long enough 10 rraeh ko:ne. ana 10 receive fcr u
few dsys. tic Lcnedei:ons and k:necst attentions
Q. hi, de o.cd relatives and fsiends-bui 10, he il
conr-fosrrer gone Bu, ;e, us sequiesec with
chs,,,i.n tost,ludc in The dispcnsalions Of God
however much We may deplorr Tho bereavement.
Th,ou: :hou, ,he campaign, he supported high health
and sp.ri,l, bu, the day airI hr arr'red home, he
was attacked with ieyrr which 10 short time, rc
suited fatally. I!Isn.erf-lke demeaaos and paisi.
o,!c ep.yi,, no longrr cheer aad animate bis ssso
c,s,rs in asrns .-rrsce 10 bis asacs.-tCosn
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NOTICE.

The subscriber with view OF closing the
Books Of d. s. J. Clark: also The Books
Of J. G. Clark. rcspectfulIyinforms those
indebted on either Of the above, that the
books will be found n, the store formerly
oce upied by Mr.. Lcmiere. that Mr.. A. G.
willis is authorized to settle ,he same in
nv bsence, By note or otherwise. or they
will be placed in tho event Of default 10
eomply. in ,hc hands of.a gentleman OF
The bar for collection. as ihe books must
be closed. = SLhhh .1..tA
NJrre slss2l.-sf
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Camden Orphan society
ACADEMY.

THE subscriber. recently elected Tea
cher Of this Institution, has arrived in
Camden, and commenced the exercises I
the school. The hours and rates os TUE
ton rs formerly. if long experience
in the business Of teaching. and merons
references Of moral character, can insure
the con6lcucc Of The community, nc 'ceis
satisfied that he will obtain IL.
MOSES HOLBROOk, NJ. ID.
juno ii -H0-.c
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DANCING SCHOOL

i w. NUM- respectfully Informs
. The Citizens Of Camden and its vi.
cin,.y. tina, he will open school on Mon
lay the 9Th inst Lessons will be- given
from 8 to IL a. kirkvnod. lie will also
give lessons a, Mrs. NAdam's long room
from 9 TO 6 o'clock Z. NJ. Lessons will
be- given to the nish. school Immediately
after tea. Parents and guardians ,ia,
would palr"nize school Of this kind. are
requested TO send TO one Of those places
a, the above mentioned time
June lS..2i-.l
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DINNER TO roTHEvoLunTEEns

On Saturday la';, The Citizens q: ht' D'''f'ei
gave Otases 70 tSe hcfsaa~ No'u"'rFF'' "
"h'eh ~aa 'ns''ea iae volunteers '''''' 's''''."'
pas" oi sS' 3sa'ei teet0 "s,e '''so''
so''''rs'' F''Ne' ~'@', @',,s -.
luz '! ''N e'' N'%
u. !. hlaoa1 % ee '>'e's'~"A AAN '
sxeHf'' o. Lancaster 'a'aH'
between sha > e''ea' "'e ~'N'"' ~''e
iSn''ofs a'eenH''eo a. a'e S'.'' ''sa'>'
W '" ''Ss>
The table ~a'.'uPpi'ea ~''a a" a'e"a'h'e o. j4''
sneh ha'ei'ais a. N'.' VIZ !,
company ""''" S"'
Jug -. ..;e. 49,. e,,.. d;.,,,r.d
@n'y :" ''
" ''' '1.'o.as D.,
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Notice

Is hereby given to all persous having
private tiitches or drains through their
lots, to have the same Immediately clear
ed out, or they will be proceeded AGAINST
for such neglect. BY order Of the 'iown
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Communication.
For fAs Ccmds,, Jorrnai.

Mx Enron I'm a communication signed Ma
nv Voters i, appears that / have been nominated
as candidate 70 represent hc District at the ne II
election. With due respect. must Beg leav.
through the Journal TO decline being consider
cd. J. T.. DOBY.