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500 Reward for Frank,

nv IlO absconded from the subscriber in the ear
w " part of 1873. lie is bright mulaito five
feet eight inches hi. Ii, between 35 and 40
years old and has a his forehead He is a
good Hdggoner and OStier aud effects great humili-
~ when spoken to. | think IL more than probable
he has obtained free papers, and passes under the
name Of Frank Smith or Frank Taylor. have I'M
defslood he is about Lynchburg, and On James Riy-
er occasionally. The above reward will be given il
taken OF the State, and $50 ifn the State and Sc
cured SO that ! get him, or delivered TO me al the
New Store, Buckingham Co. Va.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
Feb w8ws
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Road Contractors.

StEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the
- PeJlar Mills, (Amher>D ON The IN Of Marcel
nert, for making the Lynchburg and ui,loe Sprlns
Turnpike Road ia distance of p mile ..)-Also The
building of two Bridges one across uarriss Creek.
the other Pedlar River. For further parll-
cnars, apply to Robert Camm, John d. Davis aud
Iiazae Williams Esqts., either OF whom in the
time, will show the location to any disposed TO
contract for the sane.
BY order of the Board
c. CARTER, Sec1y
The Lexington Gazette will ple1se copy the above
ill the 9Th of March, and forward its account TO this
Office for payment.
Feb. Is I'M
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Mr.. Dresser. The abolition lawyer who distress
himself pretty particularly in all matters wherein
runaway rogues or abducted wenches are concerned
has lately lighted upon rich case and we wish him
all fragrance IN IT'S enjoyment. 1t seems that black
woman named CacIte has arrived in this country
from Porto Rico, and Mr.. Dresser having smel, on,
her case, procured a habeds corpus cum eausa. and
brought her before the Recorder prove tina, she is
a slave, detained her against her will. The poo,
creature, however. could not speak word of Eng,
I'sn and ner examination was necessarily postponed
until an interpreter could be rocu,ed. If she !,
as'ave and held in unlawful bondage, we hope
sne may be released. because we doubt not the
philanthropy! of Mr.. Dresser would be much easier
alter such an operation. Like the servant of Mr..
Dodge. she will be much better off the Aims use,
and where comfortable maintenance for life w,s
provided for her This Dresser and his coadiutors
are nr.t rate recurring officers Tor the Aims 6ous.
" y. Ga:ette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

Loss or Az EAST 1NprAnAS ANDl70 LIsrs-The
Protector, Fast Indiaman, bound from London 10
Calcutta when near the latter place. the 18Th Of
October, went 10 pieces while at anchor and every
person board. with the exception Of eight peflsed
The crew consisted of 36, and the passengers most
" a company OF recruits. III men, 10 women aud 10
chlldrcn--total l7s. Tho only names Of persons
lost which given in the papers are Mr.. aud Mrs
Evans, Captains Martin, Monk and Dixon, Mr..
smith. Miss Martin, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Hobson, Mr..
Law, Mr.. Rust Mr.. Blueu, Mr. Husbaudnlan, and
Mr.. Shaw. One Of the persons saved was the ships
cook. Malcolm MCulepm. The other seven were
recruits.
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swARTwouT AND PRICE.
Pirate Correspondence Of The y. Y. Heral

Pirate Correspondence Of The ~ 4. Hefa"'
PARIS Jan. 18th
Samuel Swartwout and William II. Price arc at
Maur,ce's Hotel-they room togeiher-are on Tue
register under the head OF Enellshmen' having eo'
rnolisb passports moi being willing, ! presume, 10
como in contact with Mr. Stephenson at London
They keep themselves almost continually IN their
roam and never dine NJ the Table diio'c.
Paris isiquite dull in consequence Of The death oil
the Duchess Of " urtembutg. No rccep,ions-no
feos AT The Tueries-no balls at any OF the pup
lie snrhorilies-no dancing at Gen Casss; ga'ciy
almost At an end and will be until the month of
March, when they will go at it with all Their hedfts
and souls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

SALT CARRIED ny SroRMs--rho depo sits Of sea
salt upon windows, trees and other obj ects conse-
quent upon the late storm, have cxtcndc not only
beyond the chain Of the Yorkshire hill. but very
nearly TO the shores of the German Ocean. Upon
the windows Of the house OF John Garnet llorslsll,
Esq, of Bolton Royd near Bradford, an inerusta-
ton OF salt, nearly as thick a sheet of cartridge
paper, was observed Immediately after the storm
and similar appearances were remarked upon the
trees. Bradford is distant nearly sixty miles, in
straight line, from the sea- which seems almost an
incredible distance for the spray to be carried by the
been observed about one hundred miles from the sea,
| namely. at Malta, about half way between York and
Scarborough and even at Stamford-in which case
the salt must with n west or southwest wind, have
been brought from the Bristol Channel--a distance
OF 10 TO 1s0 miles IN direct line.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

Commodore Porter has written = letter TO the
secretary oil the Navy. requesting HIM 10 bring
Commodore Elliott TO trial before a Court Martial.
and in published letter says:
Commodore Elliott aud yself have neyer been on
intimate, and scarcely speaking terms, aud never
can be SO long as rccolect an event which took
place al the time when Commodores Barron and De
eatur were wounded near Blsdensbuiph. and which
shall mol in mercy to HIM, Commodore E.) make
public, unless forced to do by him. his friends ac.
ting for him. and in such case shall make oath 10
the truth of what shall say.
Commodore Elliott is well acquainted with the
Circumstance to which allude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

An Owner WANTED ron 81, 900. Some time
last June, mulatto girl presented to milliner of
Baltimore. in payment for a bonnet. bank note of
one thousand dollars, which she supposed TO be but
ten dollars. The mner sent The note to a giocerto
get it changed. Ascef,aining how the lad came in
possession OF the money, the grocer detained it as
stolen property, and adver,sedit. No owner appear
ed. Some time since the mllliner brought suit for
recovery ofthe note, claiming, that if stolen should
remain in her possession until the owner demanded
1t. The matter was finally compromised by an a.
greement tina; the money should be deposited in the
Savings Bank for three years. at The end of which
time, II not previously claimed by the righdu propri
etor, IT should be given TO the city Corporation
RcceRily, however the girl has taken fancy that
the money really belongs to her, having been given
her, she says by gentleman from the South. She
has employed counsel, and taken legal steps TO es.
tabl'sh her claim. The note is of the Franklin
Bank of Baltimore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

EARTnEN llousEs.-A Mr. Potter, ofIllinos has
been engaged for several years in experiments upon
earth as material for constructing houses and sue
ceeded so completely as 10 erect several earthern
houses capable OF resisting the influence of The at
mosphere and the action Of heat with roofs and par
n'lons, doors, and windows complete aud has ilted
up one OF them rs residence for his own family
lie scarcity of lumber has long been felt as one of
the greatest Inconvenience Of the Western prarics
II Mr' focrwho seems well deserve his name has
'ound method ofrenedyng this, those fertile plans
WIN increase IN population with still greater rap div
me expense is estimated about three -iiis OF the
cost OF brick
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ss.sD
TONG MIXTURE PILLS,

WARRANTED perfect and lasting cure FOR ,gte aud
w Fever and valuable remedy in Jamdicc d. scner,
Heart Burn etc.
From DR.. .l1'os II. Smith, Northern Liberties PAilad
Dear olr,-I congratulate You good II
presenting the the Fever and Acme ,uch
SELF II speedily becoming the remedy with all
VINO npreciute It's usefulness and long be esteemed
as one oil the most important dscos OF the age. Fever
md Ague has hitherto haled the skill of the eminent
promise tan temporary aid Your Tonic mixture how
ever seems to have aud peculiar power the
disease and 10 revive and the balance armo.
ny and hea'h hope You will peseyerc extend the
aenee oi The mecne aud that the public will estimate
generosity. ours, respectfully,
AR. SMITH, NJ. d.
Ertfdct Of q Letter from DR.. Sterens, Bucks Co. Pa
Sill brought home nth during the autumn of 1881,
the first quantity of your Mixture, which ea I'd highly ex
tolled permanent for Fever and Ague disease,
Try NJ, ncghbors aud patients had become so accsom-
ed to the use OF Bars and Qunc Sc. that they cen. ed to
render them any service, mud they readily to make
tfia OF your medic Ibeleye taI there at this time
hundreds who would cordially testify the benefit. they
have received from its employment and would gladly aid Il,
spread knowledge oil ITS peculiar virtues. There mas
very little othe Ague in the ne.hhorood since The niroduc
lon at the onic Mixure which mainly attributed to the
very general use of this medicine j. l. STEVENS
NOWnnd's Eyc-V nfcr, for influmnaons & of the Ewes
DO. smPniPnbic Dentifricc, valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums
Ho"and's Ammoniaicd EmbrGcution, for Qninsy
hheu'patm, Sptans, &c. OF high standing
hG"an"s Alternative ENtrnt:-, for Liver discas.y,
Jauntire, ScurvN, Mercurial diseases, etc. 4
Bowands tinhns;cr Powder, for leuutifyng md ga
tenins the complexion.
Ro"nnh's Vcr.nifu;sc or Worm DESTROYER n ees.
DRAFTED and p bpular remedy.
For sale by Howell DAVIES Aren't,
July 80 .,,,oss
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$50 Reward for Charles,

NJllO RANAWAG from the subscriber. two
w Mules west OF Amherst Court House, on the 9TH
day Of January last.-llc is about % wears of age.
black bushy head Of har, very straight. and would
readily pass fora white man, as to colour lie had
on when he Left black Jeans coat striped cassinclt
pautal oons, and a black far hat.-lle has many
acquaintance boating James River, aud will
probably attempt TO make his way some free State.
The above reward will be given ttaken out Of Their
secured in any Jail, 50 that | get hun again.
10. PETTNJOHN.
Feb. Id Is
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Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

INHE bNDtksi NED y,eidihs 10 'he so'c'
Il talons oil nuhnef o. ms ,,eaas, n's Gonse"'e"
SrWtN,py. and he,oby oiyrs. no,ice., that the ex
;as az a.. i,s,,,n,;n, vii connenf, np,er bis
o,ro ., ,be seconJ Monday in March In rnterino
w. do ,os,o,sla dn,cs n sncl,, si,nat,on Inc viii
W. H., i liz ,,ish f., n,,le Ito Ac,dcmy
- r ~ ,i,,,,,,,e or unllic n,t,on,go ,rbc
La, ,IIoJ,o banorox . hich lao "a, awe Tn The ruh
~. ~ H.; a. Ida S;li hs ,,noL, in
tho Institution II. will Ice p,omn,ed by The na,urpl
Celi,cs of narenI 10 see that the instruction given
sb,u 5e i,,,hfnl and t,o,oncb Reno w,dJeJ IN
The uc,nIi,rities M porticular systeu he will en-
de,you, 10 exe,cise sobc, discretion IN the repula
lion or ihe stn,es and to pursue course that shall
Icomnend itselft 10 oopd Indictment and rood taste
In = word he .onId wish to make the Academy of
his his native coun,y afford to parents the means
or ohtaniup for their dauph,crs a substantial use
nl and ACCOMPLISHED Educaron In the discip.
Ine Of the SGuDOL. an ooneal will be made
o,I, IN those natives and ur,urlnlrs bot are re-
/ cn;oived and s,nc,ioned Inv the q, smell If Christ
In the selection of Assistants cautions REGARD viii
he had ia The oecu,r qualifications reouiyed IN such
.i,,,a,;on i, h. Dnnir,ocn, Of Nnsic ,yI ha an.
,,,o,oL +, !, ,on,, I ,ny or ,eiinemen, and nnl,sh
! cd n Jnc,tio, NJ n 10 con6deo,v helcv.d u,u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

ARREST OF TIE SUPPOSED WlLLET
ST. MURDERERS.. Officers Smith and Hepburn,
of the upper Police Once, arrived here this morning
from Boston. with Israel While aud Lennel Start,
whom the officers traced 10 that city aud after con.
siderable trouble succeeded in ieuctlng them out and
arresng them " hle is charged with beng the actu-
al pcrpc,rator OF The murder y T. Joal. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

Language wihom Odhs.-Thc Indians cannot
swear IN their vernacular, This is n singular and
interesting fact, Why does their language furnish
no oaihs Are the Indians SO prone TO truth 50 a
verse TO iasehood, that The invention of oa,hs was
impossible 7 Probably this the case until they
became so conupt by our example. Their simple
promises must have been TO them sacred and
'nsoablc as the mos, solemn adurations are to us.
Never resorilng to serious appeals Heaven or the
Great Spirit for the confirmation of their staten nts
proiane oaths did not follow ofcourse.
W. c. 1dror1ie
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
n, II ~ I'D

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
ID oued to me by Moses H. Preston, bearing
date on the 10Th day Of October 1897 and Of re-
cord in the County Court OF Bedford, shall the
9TH Monday in this present month. February 1899,
iil being Bedford County Court day,) at the font
door Of he Count House OF bedford county, expose
to sale BY way of public auction an undivided II ole
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

Iron has advanced much of late in England. Tho
orders both for common purposes and for railways
are of greater amount than ever before known
Most OF the large raiload iron manufacturers have
orders that will keep them work for -four months
aud are unwilling TO make further engagements for
delivery, previous TO May or June ncx
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ROBE RY.

We regret 10 hear that the store of our worthy CT.
tizen Mr. Rix Jardan, entered on Sunday nie hi
oy means ol false Keys, and Jewelry 10 the amount
ot TO o,oOO dollars stolen The villain appears To
have been an adept in roguery. The show cases
aud desk, which contained the finest Jewelry.
were opened without injury, robbed Of thei, mos,
valuable contents and ie-iotked. We also learn
ina, MI Jennetts store was entered on the same
n'sn', ou, the VILLAIN beng timely discovered by his
young man. re'realed without accomplishing his pur
pose. Rich Uh;
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Roam TnE RED SEA.-We learn by letters
from Alexandra that 800 Europeans crossed the
isthmns of Sucz last year, on their passage and
from India and that regular coach conveyance
will be soon established between the shores of the
Levant and the nearest points for cmbarkaron on the
borders OF the Red Sea.
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LINTON ACADEMY.
uW rsENJ. w. CURTIS, A. h.,


MIR. BENZ. w. CURTIS. A. H.,
Unanimously elected By the Board Of Trustees as
p,,pripaI. For the last two years Mr.. Curtis has
had charge OF the Slate River School, Buckingham
County. Va and is highly recommended by The
Tru,tces Of that School also, by President Lord OF
Dartmouth College. IN. H. Of which he isa grad
uaie. ,
The academic year is divided into two sessions OF
five months each.
The TENS OF Tuiton are rs follows, viz:
Preliminary Course. per sess'oh'
IIinher branches Of English Lam
guace texclusve OF Maihemaics,1 10
Mathematics, French. German La
TN, or Greek Language, 10
Students will be charged from their entrance, (ca-
ses Of sickness eAceped) I'LL the close OF the SEES
SONS.
Board. including washing, lodging, lights. &c,
NAV be had ~ private families, al So per month.
'Ih. VICINITY IN which this Institution Is located,
IN point OF health mo,aIS and means Of acquiring IN
formations Is probably not surpassed by any IN the
country In addition to the advantages offered by
similar institutions, students may have access TO a
circulating Library.
strict attention will be paid TO the morals Of the
students
BY order ofthe Board,
Il. T.. CHEATtIAM, President.
NJ The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert the above once aweek for SIX weeks, and
send their account to this Office for payment.
Co>coRp, Campbell Co, Va.
February 81, 1889. Is
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FOR RENT,

k'koM LIST January, the large Brick Building,
opposite the [ nion Hotel, containing Ia rooms
above ground, cellar rooms aud necessary on,
buildings II is now in the occupancy o. a. w
Crensiiaw as tavern and is well suited for that.
boarding, or private dwelling house.
Snl1 I'll X BAGWETL
December - 4,
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WHOLESALE AppucrIoS.-A plaeaId has made
itsappearancc in The streets OF our city signed by
Robert Deyell, offering $50 reward Tor the recore-
~ of sleigh and par Of horses, supposed TO have
been stolen by one William Symth, At Lisbon, 81
I,vtcnee CO. " The circumstances Of the case,
fsays the hand-bllD ATE somewhat aggravated by the
following rirctansfances. VIZ Mis-. Deyell, with
her son, 3 wears old, the wife Of the owner oi The
sleieh and horses, WAS on her way to her residence
laie IN the evening and was me, by the SAID Smyih,
who took the lines from Mrs Deyel and drove of
with considerable speed. Neriher of the individuals
have since been heard from The above reward
and all reasonable charges will be paid for the hors
es and thief on fifty dollars for tue thief woman and
child. Ac.
We understand that Mrs. Dcyel had been on a
rlsitto neighbours. with her child, having 500 IN
money about her person. and was returning home IN
her sleigh at II O'clock AT night, when Smith met
her and sprang into the sleigh. and drove At rapid
rate. A man who WAS ON the road saw the sleigh
20 past HIM and heard the woman scrcam.-l nus
much, therefore would seem 10 prove that the hight
was involuntary On the part OF the lady. but II ~
said that Smith and Mrs Deye have since been
heard OF ut Trpe's Hill. Mongom' ~ CO., rom whlch
is fair TO infer that The lady has become ,cconced
toths duraucc vile. Albany Adre,tisef,
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$1,000 PREMIUM!
IoEAeGR.N'FeF S.ENPSO.y.
Or $1,000 FrcmiumVcgctabi for the cure Of
Syphilis!


'HNo inspire tho suffering with confidence in this resorc of
Is us reputation that the transactions of one Druggist in
hGhond IN less than twelve months have fire hundred
dollars, besides what other dealers have sold and Phys
clans used The recovery of Mr.. s X Thompson OF Rich
mond whose sulierlngs for FIVE had brought him
oen 10 the brink OF the grave and who nd finally HIM
sen up To de- after having lost the palate roof OF his mouth
ana part OF his nose. Ia this he persuaded by
fnyslcan 10 use the Sampson, and TO his great sup
PRISE as well as that of the community he gained twenty.
TWO pounds in month and and half papers made
perfect cure of him. Mr. +. has given history Of his
See hand hills of other eases Price $40 90, For
ale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
n B.. The above is acquiring high character for the
OF Kings Evil or Scrofula.
July 80 wl2m
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Court OF Hastings, of the corporation of ynchburg, on
the 4th day Of February, 1889.
William l.. Lancaster, Plaintiff,
Pleasant l.abby, William Young, Edmund Bowyer Will
liam Davis McCorlc & Mcdaniel and Miller & Roberts,
Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The defendant William Young, having entered his
appearance and gFen security, according the act Of AS
senoy ana the rules OF this court and appearing by sans
factory evidence that he is nhabitant OF this Com
nonweah 1t is ordered that the said defendant dOappear
here on the first Monday in May the second
serted IN some newspaper published in the town Of Lynch.
phrs Tor "o months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the couhouse of this Corporation.
Copy--feste
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk.
Feb. IL WIN
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POLITICAL.
rcm he Coiiee ian.
wv uHAVruFrl MAID.


H. .,f, j. the hlu.h which the delicate hnse'
nr.,r, bs. .ke,rhed on the clouds oil the west
IL. .x.., on il. beauty a, twilight toiinser'
When ,he storm. Of the morn have subsidized 10 fes'
M, .o,,rr the blush which has man'l'ns pia'd'
And s,osed on thy eheck--my beautiful Maid
The ,inse on the evening cloud soon viii decay
N. brightness viii fade in the shadows oin
Ba, the warm cheek OF beauty will neet lose 'sf''
While sorrow can move il. or pleasure delight
That slash-rose Of lovciness neserean iade'
The cnchsniment OF feeling beautiful M"'u'
How sweet. by the moonlight, in silence TO h''en
And catch the so6 strains that aast on the stream
And while on the waters the moonbesms giis'en'
How sweet to believe lis fsneul dfeam'
pu, swee,er the song by Innocence paid
The strain that thou warblesi-my beautiful Muid'
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NOTICE.
To BrickIayers and Carpenter.

PROPOSALS will be received by the md.
a signed, al Cashs School house Amhers, =.
Saturday the Is h day OF March next. for the b;ll
idg ola Brick Church. The dimensions of viii.
are as follows Thiry-t"o feet by thirty -four, n,ch
fifteen feet, al brick support through the middle To
support the seepCrs, two cross baton doo,s sew.
eighteen hight windows, eight by ten, pulpit five f,
high, eght feet wide, aud four feet deep The sam.
TO be supplied WIKI necessary seats, with backs III,
undertaken TO furnish all the materials
ABSOLOM HIGGlNBOTHAM
CORNELIUS SALE,
BARNET CASH.
GEO. ". STAPLES,
JOEL BETHEL.
Feb. o5
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.

NEW EMMANUEL MENT
rNflE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
L to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at O'Clock, A. NJ. and reaches Charlotes-
vile in the evening of those days il arrives at Ere
dercksburg on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
at O'Clock, =. Nj. In returning, arrives at Char
lotlesve on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
aud reaches Lynchbutg on Tuesdays, Thursday
aud Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days
those gong from Lynchburg to Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. p
M.-Our teams aud coaches are first rate, and the
drivers careful and accommodating. n o pains
will be spared to render the trip safe aud pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through TO Fredericksburg Sll sc
do to Richmond 9 Sc
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats
5. b. CLOVES, Agt.
I'm
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LyachbHry .s0rings Ei.;ssk.

FINIE Lynchburg savings IL n Il !,
l. continues to receive Deposites, at the follow
ing rates, VIZ.
For all sums OF current money Of So in amount
and upwards, s per centum per aDnum, for any
time not exceeding IL mouths. and if the sum re-
main longer period than II months. 81 per cen
tum per annuni, which are higher rates Of
Interest than are paid by amy other IM-
sfitutiOn in l. ysscEsburs.
Depo,itofs may rely upon The security FOR the re.
turn Of then Deposltes, being unqnestonaby respon-
slbe.
Discount Days every Thursday. a, o'clock p. NJ.
DERECTCRS.
Jehu Williams A. e. Elliott,
W. Z. Bryant, Jas. &. Hunt,
Geo Bagby, A. kinnier,
A. II. Armstead, VIM. NJ. Davis.
T. O. AGREE, J. T.. Hunt,
e. Mclyer, J. e. Shackicford.
OFFICERS.
JEHU WILLIAMS. Presidenf.
w. =. BRYANT, Treasurer.
GEO. BAGBY, Secretary.
Feb. l3 laf Is
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.N0firc to Contractors.
james River ~ kanaWha Canal,
FOsEs H..qTF,S

ROPOSALS will be received at the Office of
4 the Company, in the City of Richmond until
the 10th day of March, for the construction of
all the Lock Gates on the line of the James River
and kanawha Canal, between Maden's Adventure
and the town OF Lynchburg.
There are in the distance embraced in this adyer
tisenen Is Locks, fer which Gates will be reouired
The plan will be found at the Office of the sinh
scrber, IN The Cry OF Richmond
CHARLES ELLET, Jr,
CHEF Engineer.
Richmond, Feb. 81 tSNh