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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-17

GnEEdNEu Nn nCk bSHAh' 2
execution, she placed between hef Ups
an artificial rose, which, one day, the
hand of Marceau had ornamenteu heF
beautiful hair. The execuIioner SHOW :
ed her head after it was cut oil, ~hen
the frightened people believed lhat she
vomited blood but it was the rose
which the ye. auimated mouth clehcn :
ed with gnashiDgs of the teeth In tns
commissions of death. This horrible
image ever pursued the hero, % whef
hs recalled it, grief suspended his reel
Ia tai. and he shed burning tears OF In
dippa,ion.-Bui, besides these instan
ces of life, passions, and consciousness
in the human head when severed IRON
the body, and either experlmented up
D on, or displayed to the multitude III
hereaved trunk has been kaown 10 s'a'
upright with the board to which It wa
strapped, and even TO walk some S''t
on the scaliold."
The man who drank the following toa
was wise one:
Woman-She lost Paradise TO NAL
man wise be deserves putsatory wi
I makes her wretched.
IS sAeass@
Hope and death are enemies. Ho
creates pbantoms tina. perish in t
grave.
E The following thrilling recital we c
from the N. Y. Observer Of the 3oth
August.
SHIP RYRoN--TaE IcERERGs,
AperilOas encounter soith an leeoe
near The baaks Of Newfoundland.
On the 3olh June last, the ship 3
ri ron Jeff Liverpool for new York, he'
II lily laden with iron, salt, &c. end ~
L ing on boAvd, in passengers and Gre
n aio or 100 souls. Oa the morn
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Texas.
BLOCKADE OF MATAMoRAS.
A PRocLAMArfoN.

APROcLaMATIoN.
BY the President Of tic Republic. of Teas,
To all whom these presents shall come:
Know ye that |. David 6. Burnct, Presi-
dent Of The Republic Of Texas, by and
with the advice and consent of The Cabf-
net, do order, decree, and proclaim the
port of Matamoras, in Tamanlipas. and
Republic ef Mexico, comprising the mouth
Of the Rio Grande and the Brassos sanfia-;
20. and also the inlets. estuaries, and
passes east Of it, that now and hereafter
may be in'possession of Mexico, and from
and after the date of This proclamation,
in state Of absolute blockade by the
armed vessels Of this nation.
And for the purpose of carrying this
proclamation into complete effect an
armed naval force now is and will lconiinne
TO be kept at or near the said port, inlet.
and passes, entirely sufficient 70 enforce
this decree.
For any breach. or effort nj breach Of
this blockade, the offending vessel and
cargo will be liable to confiscaiion, and
the officers aud mariners of such vessel
will be subject to all the penalties attached
TO breach Of blockade.
This decree shall take effect as to yes-
sells sailing from New Orleans within three
days after It's publication in that city, and
uiih:n five days as 10 vessels from any
other neutral ports within the Gulf OF
Mexico; and within twenty days Is 20 any
other por, Of the United States north Of
The Gulf Of Mexico; and within forty.
frc days as to vessels sailing from any Of
the ports Of Europe.
Done at velasco, on the 2Ist July, a.
D. 1885. and first Of the Independence Of
the Republic Of Texas.
DAVID g. BURNETT.
w. II. JACK, Secretary Of State.
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LEWIS CASS.
His ExceIIcncy N. CANNON,
Governor Of Tennessee. &c.
Wan DEPARTMENT, July 25, 1896.

Wan DEPARTMENT. July 25. 1896.
s., Major General Gaines has aPprized
this Department, tha, he has mado rcquisi-
ton upon your ExcclIcucy for regimen, o!
mounted gun .mcu for tho service Of the Uni
ted States.
Copies Of the dispatches received from
General Gaines have been transmitted to the
President Of tho United States, who will is
sue such oriers upon them a, he may think
tho circumstances require. Meantime | have
the honor to inform you that. in order to pre-
rent any Inconvenience or delay, in the even,
Of tho confirmation OF Gen. Gaines rcqusi.
lion by the President, disbursing officer will
be ordered to proceed 10 The state Of Tcnncs.
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Saddle and Harness Making.

The subscriber tenders his thanks to the pnbi'c
Tor the encouragement heretofore extended to mn'
In his profession, and gives notice that he mas re-
moved TO Broad Street, few doors above a'is; III;
M'Adams' Hotel, where he hopes BY a'sioui.y ana
attention, 10 merit continuance OF the PaloHago
heretofore extended 10 him. o,,,rc
Anuli CPS
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Ono tract Of land containing
80 ACRES,

more or less, on the waters Of Bear creek,
Head waters Of Twenty-Five mile creek,
adjoining lands Of Thomas Salmonds and
others, levied on as the property Of Samuel
Peakc alias Samuel Tedwell, nj the suit
Of Summers & Cure.on. and others.
J. c. WEST s KID
August l3-29-G
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New OaLEAxs, Aug. g.
From the Merchants Exchange Bulletin Boe1d.
Extract from letter. dated

New OaIEAxs. Aug. 8.
From the Merchants Exchange Bulletin Boezd.
Extract from a letter, dated
Aafaaoras, July 29h 1883
The Cumanchc Indians a few nights past
came 10 10 Maian,oras aud stole abo0. sO0
horses belonging TO the Mexican casslry, and
committed other dcpreaations. The Mexican
troops between 8 aud 4,O00 have positively
refused to march into Texas until tbcy haso
been ps,d .rbas was due thcn--the otiicess N
command endeasoe to pac,fj them by saying
that the rosaurta is daily expected Gom tho
in,e.ios with 900. 600 Gen. Filisola's de-
Icncc was published in tho Mexican papers.
and reflects grea, discredis on tho Mexican
soldiers.
The Texan prisoners in this place are
compelled daily tia chains) TO sweep and
cleanse the streets!
Since wriiiag the foregoing have Just
heard from good authority. that some OF the
principal officers Of the Mexican army havo
declared thai thsy win NOT % INTO Texss M
til sufficient quantty Of fptpsssioas hss esen
son, before them, and ibey muae b psid tleir,
arrcarage, as they will no longer trust 70 tho
promises Of the Mexican Government.
New OnLrAss, Aug. IS
We bare lai,crly received vrty iiiilc ncu inior-
r,ss,oa from Texaa. The state Of things shrta
uoa,d seem TO 30 rather Of stationary character.
Our n.olcsy In regard 10 The Mexican nacycuserss,
is in tr,in Of ful6inepi. thsii srrat army being
s,iII at heid quarters {alatamoras} and nailesing
no particular anxictr TO co,ac in collision With thS
Texans. The Texan army, from all VIC can learn
increase in number and confidence, and rather
courts an engagement with Mexican proress, than
longer 10 endure the cnnpi Of inaction. -
We believe that The liberties Of Texas win be ef~
feeiually protected from HeSican invasion htiore
The close Of another year that their decsaiion %
rights viii tc successfully maintained furthfr thza
their total emancipation iron aexico win Be- cse-
ted, and civil and religious freedom secured 10 mo
lawful sovcrrign-thc people ol Texas,
A letter from Com. Dallas, dated st pcnsacola.
9th Ausustto gentleman Of this city, states, tat
be should despatch rcsscl Of war in Z few daysto
call OF tho M.sisIppi, and take under convoy sny
vcsscls bound 10 Maiatnoras or Tampico, from
whence she would return with any specie that
nigh, be ready for shipment to New Orleans.
II Is undcrstood that Com Dallas viii not per-
nit The blockade ef bia,amoras BY The TEXANS t.
nlcrtcrr wi,h the tradc under the American DAG.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue Of sundry Executions to me di-
reclcd, will be sold before the Court
House in Camden. on the first Monday in
September next, within the usual hours Of
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.HuEit docs fiotseEm that ofences Of this
character have been Committed by Mexico,
or were believed 10 hare been, By Gen.
Gaines.
l am, very respectfully. yonr obedient
servant, ANDREW JACKSON,
His Excellency m. CANHoH. s
Governor Of TenHcssec.
p. S.-Before closing this letter, tfle
documents referred to by the acting Be-
cre,ary Of War as having Been transmitssH
to me. have been received. A.
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The United Staacs aud Mexico.

From The Nashville Republican, Aus. 6.
6ES GAINES REaris,TiuN.->W We delay
tho publication oi our pspcr 10 a later hour
than usual. for Tho purpos~ OF laying before
tho public tho following documents. with
which we hare bccn furnished BY tho Cor.
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WA DErAnraESr. alay 4, 1896.

Sir Mr:-Malor General Ga,nrs, TO whom the
command of the western border OF Louisiana
has been assigned. has notified thus Depart.
mca, that hc has called upon your oxccllcncy
ior brigade Of militia, the whole. or us ma.
ny Of ti,nm as prae,icablc, TO be mounted.
I am instructed by tho Presiden, to rqucs,
your EsceIlcney TO call into the service OF tho
Un,lcd States the number Of militia which
have been, or may bc. required by General
Gaines. to scrrc not less Than three months
sf,cr their arrival y, The places Of rendezvous,
unless .oonc, discharged. Very respectfully,
your obt. servant,
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and before The trial Of the principal ofen.
der: Prerided. such principal offender la.
flcd from jusiicc, or cannos be arrested TO
be pu, upon his trial.
SEC. 80. And be il further enacted. That
in case ihe Postmaster General shalI deem
/, cxpcdicat TO establish an express mail.
In addition 10 The ordinary mail. on any
Of tho post roads in The United States. fnr
the purpose OF conveying slips from news.
papers in lieu Of exchange newspapers. or
letters. other ,han such rs contain money.
20, exceeding hall an ounce in weight.
marked "csprcss NAIL" aud public dos
patches, no shall DC authorised 10 charge
all letters and packets ca?ricd by snel cx-
press mail will, triple ,hc rates Of postage
TO which letters and packets. not free.
may be by law subjcci, when carried by
the ordinary mails.
SEC. 10. And be 1, further enacted, That
in case Of the death. resignation, or alb
scnce Of tho Postmaster General, all his
powers and duties shall dcrolvo for the
time being. on the First Assistant Post
master General.
SIC. fl. And be i, further enacted,
Tha, the Postmaster General shall be at
whcncrer the same, may bc pro.
per for the accommodation Of tho public
in any city to employ letter carriers for
the delivery OF letters received o, tho post
Office in said city, except such as the per.
sons 10 whom they arc addressed may
have requested, in writing. addressed to
.he postmaster. 10 bc retained in tho post
office; and Tor The receipt oflel.ers al such
places in the said city as the Postmaster
General may direct, and for the deposi.c
of bic same in The ros, Office; and for tho
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ion Of the mail, unless the same shall
have been rendered in obedience TO prior
legal order Of tho Postmaster General.
SEC. 30. And be il further enacted.
That 20 much or the act concerning the
Post Office Department, approved March
third, eighteen hundred and twenty-five,
ns direct. that duplicates or copies Of con.
tracts or orders made by the Postmaster
GeRcraI shall be lodged Ia tho Office of,hc
Comptroller Of tho Treasury. be repealed.
SEc. 81. And be i. further enacted.
That is shall be the duty Of the Pesimas-
ter General to furnish to pos.mssiers al
the termination Of each route, schedule.
specifying the times of arrival and jcpaf-
tu!e at their Offices. respectively, Of each
mail. copy OF shic; The postmaster shall
posi- up in some conspicuous place in his
Office; and the Postmaster General shall
also furnish notice ia like manuer, oil
any change or alterations in the arrivals
and departures which may be ordered by
Kim. Aud il shalt be tho duty Of every
postmaster promptly to repor. to The De-
par,men, every delinquency. neglect. or
malpractice Of The contractors, their
agenis or carries ,ha. may como TO his
knowledge. Aad the Postmaster General
shall cause to be kept, aud returned 10 the
Department. alshor, and regular intervals,
By postmasters a, the ends Of routes, and
such others as be may think proper, re.
gis,ers, showing tho exac, time of the ar
rivals and departures Of the mails.
SEC. 80. And be i. further enaclrh, |
That If any postmaster shall unlawfully |
leiain in his Office any letter, package,
or newspaper, with in,cn. to
prevent the arrival and delivery of the
same ,a me person or persons lc whom !
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COsssss'NfCA'EegNS.
.ZTI-VAN BuREN MEETING.

IN
Alta highly respectable meeting OF the citizens
Of Rockbrdpe, consisting of the irlends OF Judge
White and Gcn Harrison, held AT the Court House
pursuant 10 previous notice, ON Monday the "a
in,t-Naor John Alexander "as called 10 The
chair and Alex. II. Davidson appointed Secretary.
The object Of lie meeting having been briefly eA-
planned by r. L. Manson, Esq. on motion oi John
+. Caruthcrs, ESD. committee oil 1--we wasapoIni-
I'D to draft resolutions expressive Vi the sense oil
the meeting. Whercupon John +. Caruthers, tsq.
Wm Houston, Esq. DR.. John Paine, {. {. Baldwin
and r. +. Manson, E,qr'. we've appointed said
committee, who, after retiring Tor short time,
through c. c. Baldwin, E,q. reported the fol-
lowing Resolutions, which we're unanimously a
dopted:
lst. Resolved, That Mr. i, Van Burcn', political
principles and pol5ucal rharac,or, connected with
the CORRUPT atcu. - hv which his election ~ the
Presidency of the United States is ate opted In
be elected, constitute insnp objections IL
hi. elevation TO that Office, aud tha We would
dcprccatc his election curse 10 the country.
> Resolved, That We entrrtllna high sense Of
the trmncss patriotism, DIGNITY and abllIy oil Cen
.ral iilam H. Harrison of O,ia and Judge Hugh
L. White otrcnncs,ee, aud dat Ne vii CHEERFUL,
cuuicsce in tue election OF either 10 thrPrcsldencN
believing, as We do, that il ~ould tend greatly to
allay the spirit OF party which nov divides and
disracts the nation, and that the administration oi
eilher would be characterised by putty, ability
and moderation
g. Resolved, That concert OF action among TIN.
opponents Of Marin Van Burrn !. essential Ia
ensure his del,a, al lhe neat Prr,denti. Flee
lion.
(. Resolved, That W. hrtrtls approve the object
of the Convention winch /, 10 BE- held in Slauutun
on the 7ih OF June newt As presenting the nosl
,ilrctua means for accomplishing Tins great Object,
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The Fcor little Maiden.

When poor little maid feels her senses astfas,
Cannot sleep on her pillow, nor rest all the day.
Sees form still pursue her, do all that she can
And this form should be that vi handsome youns
Sly neighbors will wishper then, good iae1-' DAY
The poor little maids III very ssd1ay
when Of her own friends she begins to gro" shy
When she speaks very seldom aud rpeA.' Win
sigh ~,
When though witty or wise, she appears like
Ounce, =,
And people wonder what's conc TO 'hs s'ti al !"
once, -,
Sly peiehbors will whisper then, good iacs-a-day
The poor little maids ina very bad way
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HARRISON NEEII\G.

At meeting of number Of the oitixcns Of ia,
county of Augusta, held AT The Court house OF
Monday the ID day of MAY, for the purpose of sp
pointing delegates L. represent them in the lllr
rison Convention, which is 10 be held at stanton
the 9Th day of jane ne,i--on motion Of John
McCue, Esq, Col James Crawford was call
I'D 10 the char; and motion Of james Bell
Esq, Nicholas {. Kinney Was appointed Secrc-
tdrv.
The object q the meeting was then explained
BY William Kinney, Esq, who submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were seconded l., Thom.
as J. Niche, Esq, and adopted
Isl. Re,oired, That thi, meeting would dcprc-
ciaie the election Of Martin Van Buren, to the
Presidency of the L. 5. as one OF the most Sc
rions evils which could hefal our beloved country,
2nd. Resofced, That in view Of the present
aspect of public affairs ths meeting regard il a,
the duty Of every true lover Of his counir, to fore
90 his individual preferences, and 10 unite in the
support OF a man who possesses in the highest de-
gree, the confidence Of the people, aud who i,
therefore most competent TO elect the cxclu-
sion OF Martin Van Buren, from the Presidential!
chair.
3rd. Rfsolred, That whist this meeting en-
tertan The highest sense Of the in,ercrilv patri-
u'sm and frnnrs, OF the Hon. Hugh Lawson
" mite OF Tennessee, and would oheerfuk &C.
1"eSNc III his erection To the PRESIDENCY If il
were practicable, they canno, close their eve,
L the evidences which are rapidly multiplying.
that Gen. WILLIAM II. HARRISON Of Ohio. j, III,
candidate OF the people for that exalted station.
4h. Resoiccd, That this meeting cherish IN,
warmest feelings of gratitude towards Gem Viii
nam H. Harrison of Ohio, for the service, which
ne has renderedto his country both in the field
and the Cabinet mingled with the higheu sdmira
ton OF his unwaverng frmness, splendid abi.,
and exalted virtues
5tl Resolced, Therefore, that thi, mee,;,r
hail with pleasure the indications ofpublic opnion
winch point towards Gen. Harrison as the can.
d'date OF the Anii-|an Buren, parry, as the har-
b'ng"rs OF success in the approaching contest be-
tween the nominee Of The Baltimore Caucus and
the friends Unconstitutional Liberty.
OH. Resofred, That This meeting cordially an.
prove the Convention which is proposed 10 be-
held IN Slaunion, on the 9Th of June next for the
purpose OF producing union and concert of ac-
non among the opponents of the election Of Mar.
i,n Van Bmen. and respectfully recommend to
Tue people OF Virginia to send delegates to the
same Wv
9TH. Reao'red. Tha,
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be appointed delegates TO represent the county Of
Augusta, in said convention.
Wherenpon the following gentlemen we're dnl.
elected delegates Col. James Crawford, William
Kinney, Jacob Bumgardner, Thomas J. Niche,
Robt. 5. Brooke, Alex. H. II. Stuart, Michael
Whiimore. John Churchman, Maj. Arcii'd Stuart,
John b. Christian, john Seaarighr. John }. Craig.
On motion of VIM. Kinney, Esq,
Resoirtd, That il be recommendation illc TRENDS
of General Harrison hrou- hout the STATE To iot'n
as many Harrison clubs can be in then resi"e-
tive counties, 10 subscribe fer aud promote Tie
circulation of a paper published in staunton,
called the " Harrison Advocate = iii" object OF
which /, 10 disseminate correct information ~
nong the people as Ia the character aud qualiti-
cation, OF Gen. Harrison, aud the progress. and
prospects ofh, in the different States OF the
Union.
On motion Of 4. II. II. Stuart, E,q..
Resoired That the proceedings oi this nrrt-
inc be Published in the Harrison Advocate, Slann-
ton Spectator Richmond Wing, ani L.nchburg
Nirginian.
The meeting then ad joarncd
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THE xYwcHDuRo RACES.

1--WE Lynchbarg Race will commence on Tues
day, the 18th vi May, and continue four days.
First Day-A stake tor colts aud FLIES. years
old. mile aud repeat-SoD entrance, forfeit so
To nanIc aud close 18th ApiI
Second Dly.-Propfieto1'. Purse, $780, two mile
heats entrance 9iJ,
THiri Dly.-Jockey Club Purse, $3.50, three m.le
heats, en- rance go.
Fourth Dfy-Propfictors Purse, $500. two milr
heats entrance SO. \ Colt Stake the day,
tor , wear old colts aud ic, | mile aud repeat, Ell
trance so. half ipitett. to aud close 18th Vi
April To each of tho colt stake there Low three
subscribers.
The money for each day. viii be paid he
winner. after deducting tue usual discount. The
Proprietor eau accommodate % or ~ race horses,
with good stables, and straw. gratis
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr0pri tor.
March 81 "thr
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R1CM.xfsEsSO.V"S SPRLVG.

WIS pleasant retreat snow open for the re-
4 ception of visitors. The season commenced
the l>t of Nav, and will expire on the last of Oc-
Der. Price for families over five. 81 under five,
81; single individuals, so Cts per season; tran
silent visitors, ct cts
Its waters were some years AGO Nnavzad by
DIR. j. C,bcll and other physicians; and the re-
suit OF their experiment was thu, they ar" a strong
chalybrar. slightly imprrgnated with alum and
perhaps copperas. Mr. r. has added considera-
bly, to the accommodations of the place. Its convc-
nicnf distance from town renders it an agreeable
evening or morning walk, and its GOODNESS plea
SAM resort for short interval.
The Shomer Bath is also in neat order; price
per season 50, or l2l cts for a single Bath
JOHN RICHARDSON.
Nav s #
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LAND roN EnLE.

IN the 2l,t INST, (aI Il oeloch.) there Will be
~ sold, upon the premises, at public auction, Tor
cash the House aud Lot, present. III the occupan-
cy oi Mrs. II zle.ood, on the Forest Road, about
four mile, from l.,nchburg. The To- contains bout
niue acres IN fine order Tor cultivation, and has up
on II comfortable Dwelling HOUSE,, together with
some few out houses.
The sale will be made, in pursuance of tru,'
deed. executed to US BY Alexander Mclnosl, on
the Goth day OF February, l52!' OF record IN the
Clerks Office Of the county court oi Campbell.
The title /, believed 10 be good, but trustees, WI
shall sell and convey such ute only, AZ the deed
alore sad vests IN
. & NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustets.
May0 tds
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Mayo
Tobacco Liant for sale.

DART of the Fort Lewis tract, lying in the
L county Of Montgomery, on the north side oi
the Main Nrstern Road, its boundary on one side
for near IA mile. The tract contains about $40
acres, none Of which is cleared, a large portion
Of wlnc, i, very fine Tobacco Land, and As IA sill
uaton fora Tavern House, there are scarcely any
its superior, being remarkably noted situation
and conveniently ~atercd. To any person dis
posed 10 huy, would sell part Of my own tract
which i've having cleared Land and SOM
inferior improvements. The above tract Of 80
acres, viii be- sold, III the town OF salem, Botc-
fourt the Sd day OF June, TO the highest bidder.
for one third cash tine balance in iva rqud annnt'
payments, the purchaser giving bonds, with APP
proved secnr,y, to carry interest from the date, il
not punciually paid.
EDMUND p. WHITE, Error
of SAINT IIhit, dec
Nav 3 us
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Ny WRIT l. OF deed Of trust. executed to tae
, subscriber, b, TunStall Shelton, H. for the pur
pose OF securing debt due Daniel Tucker, bearing
d,e the 18th DAY of september, 316, and duly ie-
corded IN the Clerks Oifce Of Plttsyl.ana county,
will be sold. on saturday, the 2lst day OF Nav neat,
the premises 10 the highest bidder, tor cash, 4
tract OF Land, containing about eighty acres, yng
on the Long Branch N the county Of ittsyNan /.
adjoining the lands OF John Butcher aud others. The
Land has small plantation II, and the necessary
houses for small Family and perhaps good To
htcco Barn 10 any further description OF the
Land, thuk II unnecessary, as persons Inclined To
purchase will view tor themselves before the dsv of
sale. Acting trustee, | will convey suchtitlc as
vested III me onlv aud none other.
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
Nave t2lM
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ktexosfsEdieS
OF the Laynchburg Democrat.

We 9"o,'''per' having purchased oi James
W. 7'h''ll. ESQ., ms rnir- interest IN the
Lfs' "h' Il" nfhoeRAr' proposes TO recon
'''' "o''''',o" o' '''"' paper ~ Ia" COURSE
% '"o VI N'ee "eeh' of eaiitr, II the arran. T.
'"'n's W'''," n' Is necessarily compelled 10 make
WI ~, PEI l''.
'"' 'IAo' "Af ~"l' =" heretofore, N"'d
II, W '"l't''' W VIC N'.'o''' ''i"h oil "e "th'I-
-" '''''''' ~" 10 w. ''''" oh VI susV'
so' 10 o'' T"t'""'' "''' " 'sl''!.t'' IT "' "d-
,o,"'' Wv '''',"' u ''H'n VAN nof'n, inc can
u''''s Vi 'oe p'"oef"ue parry. II ~hl yer br
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