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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
EVENING sSION.

A bill concerning the Librsr, at LeWisburg. heinz
on il. second reading
Some debate occure cd between Messrs Woollolh.
Snih OF hanawha, aud Daiugefield.
Mr.. Voolfolk moved Ia postpone The bill tndeii
nitel,-which motion Vas sustained by the mo,er and
by Nj. Wucher and opposed by Nj. Da'nee1hell.
The question on indefinite postpone men' beng
ayes 40, noes %.
Mr. May moved to recommit tho bIl'--whiell mo
ton aged to.
A communication was received from the Scna'e.
returning the Resolution Of this House, providing
Tor the loo alton Of the road from Staunton 10 Pafk.
e,.bnrp with an amendnieni-nhch on Mt CAROLS
motion wete laid uiion the table.
On Nj. Watkins motion. Tie bills were laid up
on tho fable, Tor the purpose ot receiving lrpotis
from the commuters.
Aud motion Of Sir. Taylor Of HALIFAX the
House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
ANTI-ABOLITION MEETING.

The anti -abolition meeting at the Court House on
Saturday night last, was one of the largest and most
respectable meetings ever assembled in this city,
The large Court Room was perfectly cramned
in all It's parts and number compelled to
remain outside of the doors, for want Of space with
in The Wings were there in masses, as well as
the Loooocos. The eutreates Of the Gazette that
the Wings should not attend had about as mnch
effect the idle wind, and the result shows 90 the
editor of that paper, the extent Of his nnu-
ence, especially when he attempts to run counter to
the public sentiment The preamble and resolu
lions OF Gen. Lyle were adopted BY accamaiop.-
Ihey are strong and 20 the point. and will convince
our Southern friends that Cincinnati, utterly re-
jecs Abolitionsm and NIL its supporters The
meeting addressed by Gen. Lyle, f. w.
Thomas, ESQ., NJ. n. Mclean, Esq, Mr.. J. Ora
ham, and others. Every thing proceeded in the best
order, and with unusual unanimty of feeling. and
the meeting adjourned at about 10 o'clock.
Gin UHic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

Lar against carrying deadty weapons.-The lie.
eslaure of Alabama has just enacted law against
the deteslablc practice OF carrying deadly weapons
about The person. 1t provides that E." II person
shah carry concealed about his person, any species of
fire arms, any Bowie knife Arkansas tooth pick,
or any other knife of tho like kind, dnk, any 9th
er deadly weapon, the person so offending shall, on
conviction thereof before any court having compe.
tent jurisdiction, pay fine of not less than fifty
more than five hundred dollars, TO lie assessed
by the jury trying the and be imprisoned foi
a term not exceeding lhrec months at The discretion
Of the Judge "f said court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
From the Dailp Erpres, March ~

hhMAhhs.--Nothlng later has been received since
our last, from Europe Thy public are beonnjna
10 De impatient for news. The great Western too /
gu, Tue hrst unavorabe news relative to Maine,
ana het return will therefore be lacked for with great
interest The public mind has somewhat Gained down
SINCE me adjournment Of Congress ; still the ex-
, ,"."'9"' continued, and Eastern accounts are
looked for daily with much auxiotv I'm, NJ.
and Stock Market has been good deal influenced
inc ia'tff particularly has fallen very MUCH The
weather has suddenly changed. and the North Riy.
er Is opening. The Eastern rivers. however. BEING
open trade has commenced. A large number of
strangers ocSn to aitI'c. and hotels have illeJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

benefit Of Madame vespucci. 10 be applied towards
procuring her home and support IN the 9nhed
States. Senators from every quarter Of the onion
subscribed. The amount was rceNeu oy MI.
Haeh the Sergeant al arms Of the Senate ana pre-
scented to her. Many others piatcdin The hands OIL
Mr. Haight other sums to be presented TO hef
among whom have heard the names OF the yuag
es OF tho Supreme Court several members OF I'm, ,ne
House Of Representatives, aud some citizens. This
Is The commencement of the national subscription
recommended by the report Of the COMMITTEE on
Public Lands, and which, we presume, is now open
10 all citizens who in The language OF the report may
wish TO aid in procuring that home which Madame
yespucci desires among US, aud when congress
could not grant.-Globe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
NEW kORY FLOUR MARKET.

TIE market is in a very depressed state. Heavy
b,yes hold oiIfor considerable red in the
Time small lots Of Western common brands are run
of AT s. 30 a 80 ~, and Southern with the excep-
INN of CIV Mills AZ So; OHIO, via New Orleans, at
a. as o. Rye Flour has declined, sales IS %
Corn Meal So - The stock oi Western Flour is
Large for tins season aud the opening OF the river will
nc doubt give us additional supplies. Empress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

TEXAS NAVY-Lateacc accounts received >, No,
Orleans state that the Navy Of Texas was about to
be largely ncreased.-Gen. NJ. IluSr. Secretary Of
the Navy is busily engaged in organizing the Depart
ncnt Tor efficient service.-H WILLIAMS Eso Of
TINS c'y who Is the Navy Agent of the Government l.
mas orders Tor building number of fine vessels
An invitation is extended, by the Gayesto Gazette
to some forty or fifty of our passed Mid shipnen and
Lientenans. TO take service in the Texan NAVY with
an assurance that the chances of promotion are great
or IN that service than in that Of any other
Bat Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

Progress Of Moral Reform in Teras We were
gratiied the aspect of the las, Uons,on I,,eIi;
gencer, esdencing decided taste for moral nprove
ment Throughout society IN the Republic The
heV' Dr. breckenridge, agent of the Assembly's
board OF Missions appears to have been welcomed
nome with much easerncss and satisfaction, and oc
ooP''s considerable space In that paper, which also
contains a long article upon the Texas Bible Sor;c.
V as wellas extended notices Of the Temperance
movement now IN progress with the most llatte,inp
prospect OF ultimate success. Siratrs Sheie the course
Of The current
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

Coal VEIN on FiRE.-During the severe cold in
January, two persons were destroyed in Mr.. l.. e.
Dougherys works a, Coaeas,le, penn from III
cautiously placing fire III The d'iil. "o regret 10
,te ,h,, the flames on that occasion commun ated
To the breast and proppings. and have been gnlied
eyer since; aud up TO this time the element has
bafled oyery exerton to subdue II. IL would sur
Prise some OF our friends who think that whte ASH
coal cannot burn without strong dtaught' 10 see a
whole mine in flames which cannot be smoihered !;
and to stop which Mr.. Dongheriy will eventually be
compelled, CYRUS like, to turn the course oil some
stream, and drown it out. PottsritH journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

Important from UiSconSin.-1he Legislature met
at Madison ON the 23d ult. The Governor deliver
ed his message, " hIch touches among other things
the subject OF the Winnebago Indians. 1t is an
ticpated from sundry indications that there will
be difficulty this spring, as they are determined not
TO leave the country at the time stipulated the
treaty. They making hostile preparao ms
The Governor recommends that the War Depart
ment be Immediately memoralised FOR arms and am
munon, aud for five companies Of Dragons The
Governor will take the responsibility, in of E.
Emergency, OF raising voluntce, companies, which he
will head in person for the proe cton and defence OF
exposed settlements.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

The Paris (Mo) Sentinel says that while three
daughters OF Mrs. Nannoy, residng in Shelby county,
No, few days since, were attempting the
North Fork OF Salt River, the ice gave way, aud
Of them fell through. The second endeavored 10
assist her, and, in doing so, drawn after her
The tliird then resolved to offer assistance, and
shared their fate. The eldest sister about Is
years OF ase. Their bodies recovered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
n. ~. W. TKI.vN.
Attorney atLaw.

fLate Of Prime Edtcdrd C. H.
( AS REMOVED his Office to Fnrinyiilc,
" u aud attends the Courts of Prince Edward
o"'''oue' Lunenburg, and Cumberland counties,
REFERENCES,
HI. S. H.:s: {: : e. Esq ny'e''.'s
p'~J 8 Ja'nes&Co. p;..,
Baldwin, Kent q Co. Richmond.
Lyle, Booker & Co.
j. W. & SD. Morton, farmr'ae'
-i'"ch 10 WOW If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

nv pednesady, March 20.
me proceedings OF the House possessed but little
senet", interest good deal OF debate took place
on me OIL concerning Western land titles which was
passed Various bills OF private, and some few Of n
pubic Character were passed. Very many bill were
read second time aud ordered to be enpr1ssed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

The Chaflestown Free Press states, that The Da-
venport + arm, Of about 400 acres, miles
Chmlesto wn. was sold at auction last week for forty
eight dollars and two cents per acre, upon terms
nearly equal 10 cash. Levi Cain Esq, near Win
chester, WAS tho purchaser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

A dcputa,ion of Seneca Indians were at New York
on the 9Th inst, and paid visit 10 the Mayor OF the
city They are their way home from w ash
ineion, where they have been to urge upon the Pres
ident the Improperly OF driving them from their
homes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
II 4 A n q = .

rENHE SUBSCRIBER now constantly receiving
l. aud offers Tor sale, the superior and well known
PIANOS,
made by Chckerlns Il Mackays, Boston. They
will be sold as to mandatory prices as freight
insurance. etc will admit of, and warranted upon the
receipt, be both of superior tone and durable ma
terlas. Being sole Agent for Lynchburg and the
surrounding country the lovers of Music are respect
fully invited to- call and examine for themselves. in
preference to the risk of sending to distant places
without their own choice. The following gentle
men among others have been supplied with the "a
bove instruments, and testify their undisputed
merits. both musical Instruments, and as elegant
~ finished furniture.
+. Syduor, Esq,
Jesse l.. Perry, Esq,
J. G. Meem, Esq. Lynchburg.
H. S Laugh horne, Esq,
Sam. Scott Esq,
Edw w. Johnson. Esq, Roanoke
X. ]. RYPMA.
March 18 WOW if
Lexington Gazette, Lewlsburg Enquirer, and
Flncaste DemocraI,wll copy the above six times in
side form aud send there accounts to this Office for
collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoNpAY. March II.

A communication received from the Senate,
stating tia, they have passed the bills, entitled An
oct To provide for raising loans heretofore made 10
certain Rail Road Companies and tor other rnfpo-
ses and IAN act TO authorize the Baltimore aud .
hio Rail Road Company 10 construct IhcH works
nrross The Potomac River above the town oi ilat-
per's Ferry" with amendments.
The first named bill aud amendments were land ON
the table.
On motion Of Mr. Kinney, ResolreR, Tht the
Committee on Roads .&e inquire INTO the eNpcdi"ney
OF so amending the for lhc construction al koad
from Winchester 10 Stanton, and for other put-
poses, as 10 authorize much OF said Road as may
fsll within the limits the Corporal on of Shnn-
ton 10 be located at grade not exceeding five de-
gtees.
Petitions were presented
BY Mr.. Sheuard, from the Winchester aud Pno=
mac Rail Road Company foi authority 10 increase
their tolls.
BY Mr. Turner, from A. I. b. Merritt ofGfecns-
Vile County foI a reduction of tie tax stations.
BY Mr. Dornan, from andlcy Paul, the only sur
wing desccndent of CAT Audlcy Paul, who Dr.
tingnlshed himself in the French aud ludidh
Wars, prior TO the Revolution, ASKING tot pension,
ION Mr.. DIS motion, tins petition was reclted 10 a
select commute
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

Ne,e Medical Djseouery.-A Mr.. Goodman, oil
Marietta Lancaster County. Penn. has taken out
patent for new kind Of cigars. made from the leaf of
the sun flower. They said 10 possess pectoral
virtue in coughs, colds, asbmas, DC. and are pro
nounced regular life preserveis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

rIRsr-RATE BUSINESS "A man at the North
saws that he has made within the last year. fifteen
hundred doIlarsb by mindlng his own business, and
five hundred more by letting other peoples alone
It's pity thcle are not more engaged IN it.-N. u
PIC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

IN. The Spring Trade, has not failiy opened aud
thus far our merchants are disappointed ~ The a.
mopnt Of business trade done.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

MINISTER TO ENGLAND-A writer in tho
New York Evening Star suggests Washington II,
wing MS proper person TO be sent special mniste,
TO England
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

NATHAN Books is re-nomInated for Congress
tiom the 1th distinct of Massachusetts. The elcc
ton takes place on the first Monday in April
Whether the abollionsts will be able again to pre-
vent an election, remains to be seem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Correspondence Of The National in'eiiigeneer.
Nrw YoSH March G.


New YosK, March l6.
/ The war news. which has been creating such
manic in the money and stock markets, is subs,diDg
Maine is clearly holding back. and The fare-aP be-
tween the nations OF Maine and New brunswick
is about over better feeling is prevailing 10 Wall
street. The moneyed men now at least think things
nigh, be much than they The sicck
market is recovering. The fears oil The effect
IN England, and the panic. II is probable. VII not
thoroughly subside I'LL we hear from London.
From Maine and New Brunswick the news TO day
u.s. that Mr.. JARVIS. tbs temporary land agent. has
returned to Augusta, having discharged about 400
men having fear OF an attack from tho other side
Of the line. Some OF his men laying DO ON a
cross the Arooslook 10 stop the timber GU, by the
rrespassers. lie has visited Augusta for the pur-
pose Of consulting The Governor respecting the pro-
prcty OF 80 turning The sword into the plough as to
employ the orce stationed there Tor cutting roads in
stead Of killing the Brush. This Is nm excellent
idea. aud will settle the wilderness Of the ARGOS
took
Gen. Scott is in Augusta and manests no inen-
non OF leaving that place Immediately. There is
more war there. he probably thinks, than in any 9th
place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
KR.YSS CeSSTZ.V'GE.
Garden and ElO,ce,. Seeds.

n hesh and full assortment Of ID. Landreth's
L a Garden and Flower Seeds Just come to hand,
'oa Tor saie ny X. STABLER.
h3leA IL Sm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
Totals,

Totals, ,333lOII G5,746,J5y
The produce OF the country in the above table, is
estimated al lis value the line Of tho canal
where shipped and the mere andlze at the Invoice
prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

,,..l,o.,. 9Th. senate were amended, and The bill
was returned. ,, -.
On motion Of Mr. Anderson, the House ADJOURN
al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
y,,esysD. March 10, 1889.

communication WAS received from the Senate,
a, ,,ipo that they have passed the bills, entitled An
ACT incorporating lie Spring Hi. Manufacturing
COMPANY" and " An act 10 change the Time oil meet
iar Of The General assembl, - aud that they have
also passed with an amendment, the bill ALLOWING
certain fee persons OF color To remain IN tie Tom
inonw ealth; and hat they have agreed 10 the resi-"
buttons prescribing the time when the Annual lie
pofis Of the Board OF Public Works shall be deliver
"a to the public printer; the time when Reports oil
joint Stock Companies, III which the States ~ IN
leteslrd. shall be made and providing Tor printing
aud distributing tie zane. wh an amendment
The proposed amendments were agreed 10 by the
House.
On Mr.. Boards motion, Hesoircd, That the Com
mittre Of Roads. Ike. inquire into the expectancy "i
amending the act passed March IL, 1896, amending
the act incorporating tie Goose Creek and Little
Rvct Navigation Company"
On Nj. Kabcrson's motion, Resotred. That the
Committee ior Counts OF Justice be Instructed 10 m
qnre into the expedieDoy oi providing hy II" Tor the
appointment OF Commissioners out OF The State oil
Virginia, authorized 10 take ackuop Judgements oi
deeds and other instruments u wiring.
Mr.. May from The COMMITTEE for Courts OF Jus.
ice, IcpOtod without amendment, the bill entitled
Au act To provide for The revival of suits, aud
remedy detects IN judgments IN certain cases. with
an amendment proposed by the Senate-whIoh were
sgtrrd to.
Nj. May reported fuilher from The same Cum
miItrc, that they had taken into consideration The
act concerning Witnesses IN tivll cases" with the
Srnalp's amendments. and recommended the lie
jc,iion Of tie FIST, AID the adoption OF the
gtccI to the Gtsi, and agreed to the second amend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
NV YONG. March II.


The news from Maine continues 10 be Of peace
able character but there Is not much of II. The
agreement made by the President, The Governor Of
Maine pronounces inadmissibe, but he seems, never
thecss, reluctantly 10 be taking steps towards yield
ing to It. Tie war is over, am sure. Tie Maine
Legislature have as yet made move upon the
Message.
The Augusta Journal contains Sir John llarvcy's
letter 10 Governor Fairfield, in which lie says THAT
he will be happy 10 enter into such amioable com
muncation with Governor Fairfield upon the subj ect
may conduce 10 the attainment oil the very desl-
rabe aud important object thereby proposed TO be eff
icClcd"
We have later dacs from Montreal and Quebec
but no remarkable news. The Maine matters 0c-
Cupy public attention, but far from ossng IT,
Foreign news Of Il later date, We are hourly ox-
pectng, but to-day there arrivals Of inlpor-
lance.
The inspection laws, TO some extent, are occupy
ing public attention. The proposition is 10 require
by force OF law. inspection leaving 10 the option
OF sellers aud buyers The tobacco dealers OF the
city, almost IN mass, have expressed opinion deer
dedly avorablelo the inspection OF this article. The
public feeling however, is generally adverse to the
inspection laws.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25
TOLLS AND TRADE OF THE NEW YORK
CANALS.

From the report made by the Commissioners
of the Canal Fund, we gather the following facts,
as showing the effects Of Internal Improvements.
The ameunt of tolls OF the several canals IN 1888
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-25

being mn increase of $2os 25s 60 the receipts Of
1887.
The whole amount Of properly cleared on all the
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-02
4 NEW CORN.

The following is par, Of an epsle from
Mr.. Grant Tnorburn, 10 the c4i:or& OF h.
New York Commercial Advertiser. We
copy it for the benefit Of our fancy "corn
grovers," doubling, however. whether
much has been gained by these Fancy
seeds.
"Mr. Jefferson says. the man who makes
three blades Of grass grow where only one
grew before, is more the friend Of man than
nc who conquers Kingdoms. | think if
Mr. J. had always preached such sound
doctrine, he would have been the Sreatest
philosopher of the age. Seeing then that
,.ttls proposi;ion about The grass is self.
evident fact, what think you should be done
10 the man who makes three ears OF corn
grow where only one grew before? lnas-
much as grass feeds the horse, and corn
the man. But 10 come to The point at
once:
"Some three years ago, merchant IN
New York, while emptyins box OF tea'
observed therein 4 few grains OF corn
Concluding that corn from CHM must be
something new under our sun, lie had them
pan,ed, sot!.ey grew ard multiplied
Las, spring received from worthy friend
\ norton Of said corn. It's Il new variety,
oIg,ye it the name Of China's fall prol-
tic, or tree corn; as it strikes off in two,
I.ree, and frequently fonr branches, IN ap.
pearaucs like i small tree, and produces an
ear at the head of each branch, whereas tie
common corn shoots oat tho car from
The side Of the stalk ; it grows from eight 10
ten feet high, produces an atun lance OF
fodder, is a large white flint twelve row
corn. and ears from twelve TO fourteen
inches long. counted six hundred and
sixty grains on one car. 1t was planted on
the 10Th of May, and had ears Fl, to boil on
the 10Th of July. It's produce was much
curtaied by the long drought, but no;Wi'h-
standing | counted two thousand one hun
cred and twenty grains, tie product oil one
stalk being all increase OF two thousand
from one. The Duton (Which is an ex'
ccIIent corn) planted on the same day. on
the same field, ard receiving the same
quaniity Of manure, cross p!ougn:hs nj"
hovng, did not produce one hail. ne
patch, about two hundred hills, was exam
med by several respectable farmers who
all pronounced il something new AM some
thing superior. r. MI,
"The corn may he had Of G. Z. Thor
bu,n. New York, md al :hc sore Oh \" IL
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-02
Marlborough Academy.

"yHE exercises of this hourishing Institution
will recommence on the second Monday
in January next under the direction OF
Mr.. Charles NJ. T.. McCau!ey as Principal IN the
Male, and the Miss Simpsons n!,he Female de.
partment. - of
studies will be embraced, calculated to prepare
Young men for admission into any OF the most
respectable Colleges.
In the female deplrtmon; thorough course
of Eno}ish studies, embracing variety OF O!na-
mental branches will be purSu A. together ~l'h
,he French, and perhaps other languages II ne
cessary, and music. -, .;s
The scholastic year will embrace two sess! ons
ofo3 weeks each The tuition for each OF which
I'LL hs required in advance nor Will allowance
be made for any other than unavoidable With
drawals. -
Tho rotes oftuition arc various according TO
Grade but perhaps more reasonable than at any
other Institution Of equal responsibility IN 'he
state. Whilst Board may be attained III the pest
bonses. Public or Private at from 81 TO SlO
per month. w.,
These literary facilities presented in the Vii.
Iage of Bennettsville, distinguished for health
morality, sociabilty and refinement, the Board
ofTrustees confidently deem sufficient to induce
extensive patronage. -,
To the surrounding country, to whose libcr-
atty and patronage each department OF the In
stituton is already indebted for its commoHlous
structure and eminent responsibility the boara
think it unnecessary TO make an appeal as leaol'
ly might they suppose that luxury "heh o.
ta;n.d would not be enjoyed: but to those who
in absence of such facilities have to seek them
abroad. this advertisement is moro particularly
directed.
Secretary Board Trustees.
Bennettsville, S. C. Dec. 20, 1855.
The Fayetteville Observer will please inse'
tho above until next February and preseut 1T
account to B. D. Townsend, 1reasuree.
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