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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-31
The National The atre.


We stated some days since our belief that this
building had been run up too quick to be strong
as large public building, intended to hold thousands
of our fellow beings, ought to be. We now give the
following testimony in relation TO the matter from
the gentlemen whose names are attached to il:
We, the understand are authorized BY the archi-
tect and contractors present employed in the
ton of said theatre to survey the construction the
materials and execution thereof IN order II posi-
be to discern any defect that might in the slightest
degree render the edifce unsafe on any occasion
common to buildings employed for similar purposes.
We, therefore, in pursuance thereof report as FOL
lows viz:
That we have carefully examined the timber, the
iron the roof in it's construction and the walls, and
find that the whole is of quality, application, and
execution, such as to justify u: In stating to tho
public, in justification to the architect and contrac
tors, that the edifce is in all parts sufficiently
permanent and secure to answer all purposes for
which it is intended:
x AMOS %6 b6bkkHTFFsE, a asss1s''''
s sTHeY t flfHHt Ak,s ss:sa,
s I B. H 4 nTNTlN a;e Ms:ss.
S 81 x$ SSSosf A;'fs'i ::sa
Nnw YORK, July Sd, 1910.
This is all very good. And this is the point at
which we wish to arrive. There is, or has been, an
impression abroad that the New National was net
very substantially built 1t duty in guarding
the interests Of the community, TO call public
attention to it. We have done so and nine respect
able men say that the building is substantial This
viii do much to allay public anxiety. Still we think
that all public buildings ought to be thoroughly in
spected by the city authorities, and competent
judges appointed by them, before Thousands are al
lowed 10 congregate therein. We believe that a
certificate of the safety Of the celebrated Josephs
building was signed and published just before it fell
We wish that the testimony Of Mr.. Wells, the
builder, and Mr.. Thomas, the architect, had been
added to the above.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Corrtsron2ence of The Naiiondt Infsiii ssncer.

Correspondence Of The National Ynfciiigeneer.
Nkw loRK. Jan. 3.
The Packet Ships which were So long detained
the hatbor by tie ice reached the city las, nigh,
in tow OF STEAMBOATS,. The news by the England.
which is To the 7ih from London aud 9th, Is not
at all remarkable, aud may he stated in substance
TO be
A decline in cotton of a f.r,hing, caused by the
report Of the state Of the crops carried out ly the
Great Western,
A check, if not a defeat. Of the French forces in
Airica-Abdel ElKaJer heving made sudden onsets
upon the French ouiposts, with much success
The Paris press seems To be chiefly occupied with
this matter, and the Government Is hasen,og forward
large renforcomcnts, thar The naval aud military
STREETS in the south ofFrance are in state Of great
activity. The Duke Of Orleans goes out with the
ieinforcements.
Eastern affairs seem to be settled. The so call
ed charter Of the sui an is said 10 have been promni-
gated in spite of Russia. and ii attracts great at,en.
ton all over Europe.
From Spain there is nothing worthy of 20 nme nj.
II is believed that the Ministry will have a small
majority in the new CoItes.
The Grcnt Western went out in thrleen days and
n half.
The impression seemed to be general in England.
that the British government intended To blockade
the Chinese ports. aud that Admiral Maitland had
been ordered from the East Indies to China FOR such
purpose. The speculation in teas in Eng land was,
in consequence large, and there " eat advance
IN the market.
American flour in bond was worth 30 to 81 shil
lings in Liverpool. and quick al that.
There had been (December y in London accor-
ding to tie Courier. decided improvement in the
prices of American securities, and large investments
made N iavorIte descriptions. OHIO six per
cents. have buyers at ga; New York five per cents
are 80 TO 4 Maryland n, dividend of, being an
advance OF 4 per cent. United States Bank Shaes
are lGi. los. to III per share. There isa rumor
in The city that Mr.. Jaudon has secured another
1. ia. I III h,,a he
means of ascertaining the fact.
The Eastern and Northern mails bring us nothing
new. The vote FOR Governor in Massachusetts, had
not been counted.
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OBITUARY..

Died al his Fathers residence, in thr county Of
Campbell, Of Typhus Fever, Mr.. THOMAS LrrcH-
FORD in the 29,h year of his age, his illness wss u,
short duration, which he bore with tristan fo,,i
rude, and died in The trun,n1s of faith. lie was
member OF the We. '.odist Protestant Church
Tor se'era' years. never was society bereaved Of
more usel"' .nember.-asa husband, a MASTER aud
neighbour. he was affectionate, humane, XII and
benevolent. He has left ~fe and child, and nu-
merous relations and friends TO bemonrn their loss.
Thus alas deaths resisiless hand,
Has cut of this useful man;
10 Jesus arms his spirit ere be blest,
Forever and ever in Paradise 10 rest.
-, the Sd inst, in Amherst County,
Mrs. +. POWELL. widow of the late Richard
Powell, Sen, deceased, in the eighty fifth year
of her life This amisble and truly good old
lady died as she lived beloved and respected by all
that had the pleasure Of her acquaintance. She
was most devoted mother, a true christian, aud a
IN ms
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SCHOOL AT MEl.ROSE.
Henry (ONufu.

s1yuE undersigned DESTROYS TO have the education
L of HIS sons aud nephews conducted under his
own Inspection. has engaged the services Of Mn John
O,Ueafy, gentleman Of high classical aiiainn,ents,
and most exemplary moral character, who has had
veal wars experience In teaching IN Europe. and
VIM |. nj this time the head OF u respectable Scni
nav in the state If New York. The course oi IN
s,rueton will be su III rs 10 III youug gentlemen ~,
.,erny ,py Of the oicecs OF The state. aud sup
nly ns far as practicable he benefits Of cole gate
education to those. whose p,nsni's and e''eumsi"n
ces may prevent them from pr nseeutng lhe'f stu.
dies in Tho higher Scminnes OF istn'nf. ins'e al
Of reading much loosely, the object u ih' sehool,
will be 10 teach what is ,cad thoroughly, ana TO ed
ueae the mental and moral faculties. instea al II LOAD
ing the memory with mere words. The situation ~
rrtifed aud healthy, aud every effort shall be use
to guard the health and morals OF the youth who
may frequent the school. Tho undc signed when
not professionally engaged. VIII take pleasure in gi
wing, from time to tine, his personal attention to
the school, and will take occasion To open subjects
of general science 10 the pupils III the iorn o
casional popular lectures The first session Of the
school will commence the l7th day OF February
next and close on The l7th Of July. Terms ~,
board, &c. aud tuition in all OF any Of The subjects
,aup ht, per session of five months, $50 90. Tho
fee for board aud tuition - expected IN advance,
and no deduction will DO made Tor cssu1 sbscpce,
unless caused by indispos'iion. The number OF
pupils will be limited to twenty five. Books and
stationary furnished ut Danvilie prices.
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN.
NJ Il. have at this time D class Of medical stu.
dents and would accommodate n few more. 10 nd
dnion To the ordinary advantages enjoyed in the Of
flee of practising payss.su. may state tina, my
pupil, receive regular instruction Nv lecture and tx
animation, and that my attention is $50 S,Se'eu !"
the formation OF their style, by giving them ocea-
sonal exe,csc IN composition This viii not appear
unimpot,ant TO those who have observed The lament
able deficiency, in this particular, Of many young
gentlemen entering the profession. The medical
Tee for The course ia 800, payable half IN AID
vance. Board, &c. sigh, dollars per moth.
BARTu. EGAN.
Commune atoms addressed, post paid, to the sub
scriber, =, Horse Pasture Post Office will be prompt.
ly attended TO. Is. T..
Melrose, Jar. ~ wtlMh
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SS0,5l4 80

BY reference the committee find that there is now
two hundred aud thirty seven Shares Of Stock held
by fifty seven members, being an increase OF sixty
SIX Shares, aud there has been in the meantime five
Shares OF Stock Withdrawn since the LIST day OF
January last tho joint fund was S29 lG6 80 AZ this
time S50427 A. beng, an increase OF 81 ,256 81 I;
the amount deposie the LIST day Of January last
was "a BAG % AT this ume S:}0057 SIS, being in-
crease Of 5,74l SO, aud for which certificates Of de-
posie have been granted.
The amount Of interest gained during the year is
s3,74G 81, and is now part Of the joint fund &C
count. The present value Of each Share OF Stock
is estimated to be 1919 II 95 2c7, being a nett gain
of Sl4 Al, after deductiDg S26. Contributions paid
in, which is about 81 per cent, upon the value Of
the Stock on tho LIST January last. being then
$l72 Sc 1877 169-but the interest due on deposiie
Is not taken into account
All OF which is respectfully submitted
SAML POiNDEXTER, Jr.,
A. d. EUCKER. Commit
JAS. T.. HOKNER, tee.
e.. NEWER
Published IN obedience 10 the 9th section OF an
act Of the Legislature, prescribing cer .in general
regulations for the incorporation OF Savings Banks
&c. passed cath of March. 1888.
JNO. X. MCDANIEL, Prcst, G. s. ID.
Jan. Is 1t
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hardly less important the durability ofouf insli.u
tons than some Of the political reforms about which
we hear so much and see so little.
see that on Saturday last bill was introduced
'"'o the House OF Representatives, passed through
all its stages and sen, The Senaieall in half an
hourl wondered what could have occasioned so much
dispatch--and 10 discovered tina, twas bill ma
king an appropriation TO pay the members Of Congress-
Had it been for any other purpose. j, would have
been debated six or eight weeks What spur self
interests
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liz CnsscEnr
7THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGIN ,

HNHE COMMONWEALTH Oh VlRGINIAi
l. 10 Tho Sheriff Of Nelson County. 6rreti,.
Whereas benjamin Fitzgerald & Jane his wht. III
Lane & flew. O.borne Cofiey and Polly his wife, Ia,
Polly Fitzgerald. Jos. Fitzgerald, Edmund Firxe~'.
aid. Nancy Fitzgerald, Jane Fitzgerald, Janfs Brid.'
and Elizabeth his wife. ale Elizabeth Gotfry. Psii
Bridge. William c. Bridge, Edmund Bridge. Sr",s
W I'D Padgeu and Elizabeth his wife. late Ez
beth Bridge, James Bulge Ir and Jesse Brid-r.
heretofore exhibited 10 our Cucu superior cont ii
Law and Clrane'ry for the County If Nelson. ~
bill Of complaint against Edmund +. Conry M
James Montgomery, executors Of The last wi, ri
testament Of William Codey. deed, the said -.
,ndnd +. Coirry and James Mont goncry. as Tn.
tees for Elizabeth Bridge and her children. a. !
also Trustees Tor Jane Frz.crad aud her chldrr'.
William Coifey. Mnguet Monroe. and EEs ,hei"
Coleman, Amy Coleman, Patsey Curfnan. Pan,
Coleman and Lucy Coleman. children OF Milai'i
Coleman, decd late Mildred Caffey. Mary Cuilt'
Thomas Hays and Wnnry his wife, late Wihhts
CoIry. and Erankey C"fey whcredpons sun -
proceedings have been had xppcars from " =
records aud flies OF the saiu rouli; but bef.sss
finsl decree condbe pronounced in the said cats
the said danes Mont on cry departed tins r..
inIcs,aie it is said, aud administration VI al
and singular his goods. chattlcs and rtr,,
hath oeen, in due form. committed n BrnlHn,n
ID. Harris aud The said Benjamin Fnxsste~
and dane his VIE, O,bofne Cofcy and Polly b.
wife, Joseph Fitzgerald. Edmund Fnzgeralsi. No..
cy Fnnerald. Jane Fitzgerald. James Bridge hll
Elizabeth bis Wifi. Polly Bridge. WiHiaifs q.
b"Wubu DfhuHfs SpotSwo0u YauGett ~
Elizabeth his vile. Jsms Bridge Jr. aud ] Sc
Bridge having supplicaed US FOR proper re,itd.rs
this behalf and we being willing that hat is rigl ...x
Just should be dom;-Thcrcforr, we cotnmsnd ~
mat you make known according 10 Inv; 10 the sal
eJam'n d. Harris, that he be before The Juder -
our said Circuit Superior court OF Law and Chals,.
~ Tor the said County, at tie Court house ihit -.
on 'ie first day Of Ap,I Term next. to shos, Ia
thing for himself, bs have OF know to say, whY
sad suit should not be proceeded in inal Je.
Alma I,ts,. in. HI. ~.F <1k...s
aforesaid. and be in all things. in the 49,.
plight and condition as il was Al The time Il
the deceasc OF the said James Montgomer
and further 10 do ahi receive what ous SD.
court shall IN tliat part consider; and hare HES
there this Mfii Witness. Robert c. Cutler, J.i.ss
~ our said COhrf, at the Courthouse, the 2ud
u December. 1880, aud IN the 64ih year " $40
Conn, onwealth.
RIO. G. CUTLER. C.ssA.
.Jsn.I3 ~ sin
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MARRIAGES..

Married on the ll,h Dec, BY the Rev. Macadien,
Mr.. PnLIr Thomas, TO Mss Many w, daughter
Of Benjamin Evans, all of Meeklenburg
-On Tuesday the oath of Dec. by the Rev.
William Kinchle. Mr. Roman PAYNE, Of Camp
pelI county, to Miss SARAH pASsILL, laughter Of
Samuel i. Muller. Of Woodbourp, Pnisy lvania,
-, in Gainesville. Alabama, The 26lh No.
venber, 1889, b. b. WoopsoN, formerly Of Cum.
beflaud county. Va, 10 Ann Brook. daughter Of
DR.. JOHN S. Bunch, formerly ot King William
county, Va
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RICHMOND, JanuaryS 1S40.
To day is the anniversary of the battle Of New
Orleans, and had expected to witness the military
display usual upon its recurrence: hut itas pass
ed of without the sound Of drum or cannon.
rfooably, however, the neglect to celebrate it may
&c attributable TO the disagreeabIe state of the
'e"'her' which continued cold and damp. The de-
.'oe OF Jdefsonism however, suspect. 'iias some
''ng 10 do with II. That name has lost much of the
magic influence which formerly arrayed masses of
men, I" II they were automatic, moved by machine.
The House of Delegates has been engaged, near
y the whole day, upon The contested election liom
marshall county, hope, though | am no, yery
e'"e upon the subject, that we shall reach the
>'"''uson Of HE Report Of the committee NOR.
WI caldwell, The coutesting member. is now
''' ~ those who have kept the count, to be three
'''' ahead' having gained one by to-dsy's labors
E" probable he will obtain the seat, in which even,
"s wing strength wal be augmented by his vote.
-, "o' 10 taking up that subject, The House adop-
=. fixing upon Friday, the II h inst, for
~ ''e''on OF a Judge Of our Circuit, and upon
S''"y The 23d inst, for the election Of U. S.
ua '' by the last nan ed day, it is supposed both
houses will be foil.
-ou VIII observe in the Wing of this morning, an
"'' from The +" Souh Cdrolinian," Mr.. Caihouns
cl o." al Columbia, in which after stating that Mr..
"ouh will oppose GIN. HARRISON strong doubts
p'essed as to tlse iiutl of lis rumor which il
"'o 'hen just reached Columbia, that it was
''e'ermlnallon"to give the A administration an
a., anu cordial support The Carolinian in
~ qu''e emphatic urnn the point. "He. (lr.
/. 10 paftzan Of he Administrations and ,eiU mol
g.. !" esc'aa,s; aud it lsn GOES on TO caution its
''' against its Irecpale comml,al to The adrs.
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Groceries 1sYsxcSfO,s.

r WILL SELL on "Wednesday. the 18Th inst
l. in front Of our Store. Sugar, Coffee, Rasins,
Candles. Soap. Cigars, Quilts, Paper. Bed Blankets,
India Rubber Over Shoes, lot second Hand Books
&c. &c.
New Caryall and Good Saddles aud Harness
Horses. Sale at III O'clock.
CHS. PHELPS, Auct.
Jan. IL 1t
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FOE RENT.

N1HE Rooms Immediately over the Lottery or
l. fee. re, emily occupied as Boarding House
by Mrs. Pendleion. This House is well suited for
the accommodation ola gen'eei family or Board
log House. Possession gwen Immediately. Apply
to II. II. BOOKER.
Jan Is
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Y,,.,.xf Sale Of Nl0pes.

DY virtue oil u deed of trust cxcrui-dby II. w.
ID Holconbe, ON the first day of Oclober. 1885,
To the undersigned. trustees. for tho payment OF bis
debts will be sold by ,hcm,nr one ri 'hcmnt the Mat
ke house. in the town OF ynchburg, by why OF pub
lie auction on SIXTY days credit the purchasers 81
wing negotiable poics, satisfactorily endotsed, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of the present month, FROM
twelve fifteen Negroes, OF as macy Of them rs may
be necessary for ihr payment II his debts.
A. l.; WYLLIE' }rru.,ee..
Jan. Q tl5J II
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CoMMUSIC GATED.

COMMUNICATED.
To The Opposition Parry in HE County Of Nelson.
You are requested To meet at Lovingson, on the
fourth Monday ofthe prese"t month, on business Of
great importance.-A full meeting is desired.
SEVERAL VOTERS.
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-. L. III. n. GARLAND.
.lfl0l.afGlaa M Y mn

HAvE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE Inis
l. Il the ROOMS over the s ore Of Capt. 81. " z
Davenport. 5an IL 1t
Virginia; At Rules held the Clerks Office VI the tf
Superior ccnf Of La. aud chaneery foi The o~fs
LyurLbnrr. ON the Cub day Of J.nnsrs, 1870 tar,
merchants. and partners trading under the style aud arm =,
NJ. d. benjamin & Co. Plaintiff.
Samuel Foster aud Gcetge g. Eas,on partners frndr unJr
the siyc Of Fosttr Easton Peter Dudley and John v
Dhdct partners trsnr under the ,i IL oi Pehr John
DUDLEY William ~ n" M,,, and Rob-, Es.', p.rnr M.
Turner api William NJ. Bnfwe, partners, trading nnder Tia
style Of Turner Il bur"rl Samuel White and illam :
Jo" voans aud John q; Meera. partner. padag ind.
the snlc Of Young Mcs N, Amnn aneork and tsnnc A,
ans partners trading under fhs ,tyle III Hancock Il A,n
under the style Of Hoprr Watson, Edward Bnrson ag
David odes par'nrs ,rad':g under The sy Of burton
Rodcs James cobs and Anders.n IT, Amif'sna partner
Elliott NJ a. o. iacy, John ID. Booih Moses G. Boo,l, Gc
y. Dnvi. aud John Davis partners trading undri M ~
Of Booth a. Davis, William NJ. Bnfwsli mud Edwnfd !
Spoc, partners, trading under the style Of nm NJ Dr.
we'll 4 Co. Thomas u. Nea'. A. Manpn & Co. - Fir
pin aud Huntington, pnrincrs trading nnde, ne It,
of Fppn & Huntington, - Thwcsi, $50 Ahnef,l.
and Ransom, partners, trading under ths sylr 81 Tive
Almond 4 Ransom u. Ma'ayock & 20. ----- Parks AM
Buhs. partners ,rndia. under tho style OF Parks an
ing under ihc style of Omohondro 4 Goorh. r. A. Barb
dale 4 Co., William wauhop aud James D. Waits,
The Defendants Samuel Foster and George =. Ea.on ri
entered te appearance mud given rccur, nccbr
to the Act IT Assembly mud The rules 81 this eonri, and
of this country IL N ordered. TINT tlc Defendants TO
pear the first day Of the rnd an,wer ,hs
bin Of tho PLAINTIFF and That copy Of h'. oe, bs ioh~,
months succosve. and posted at the lfat doot al,
the court house in the said ,wn.
A Cppy--Testr.
cREED 7. WILLS, PC.
Jun. - Wis
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General Meeting.

vTNHE annual meenng Of the Stock olders OF the
l. the Lyochburg Man ufac,uring Company. will
be held at their Once "u Friday, the I7th insr. at
3 O'Clock, p. NJ. JOHN q. MEM, Pres't.
Jan. ID 2tn
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Dr. ~ ~ ~ va az b e rs.

70 ~ I2 - IL "a &c 60 "a 81.
The abo.e numbers we're drawn NJ A'ex"nu''n.
Va on January ath. lSi0, tor tbs Monongaia Acnd
envy Lottery Glass No. l.
70 81 40 60 ~ IS a5 32 3s IL 30 o.
The above numbers were drawn at Kichmond.
Va, 7,h January. lsao for the Monongala Acadc'
my, Extra Class, NJ. |.
H. II. HOOKER.
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COPY Ttsie.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Clerk.
CoMMIssINNER's OFYICE.
' oMmiSSiNNE 5 OFF

Amherst Courthouse, Dec. Sd, 1889. ~
The parties lltake notice that / have appointed
Thursday, the 9Th day Of February next. 10 com.
meDce the accounts in the foregoing order. speci
fed on which day Al the hopr Of 10 O'Clock. A. ~,
they are requested attend my office with their
accounts vouchers. and copies Of court papers pre-
pared Tor examination and settlement.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Com.
Jan. 10. ulm
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DISSOLUTION.

FNHE co-partnershp heretofore existing under
i the fitm of ii. p. IL +. G. Watkins, 10 dis
solved except for the purpose of closing the bust
ness II. p. WATKINS,
+. G. WATKINS.
Red House, Jan. ], 1910.
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.NOIicP

Notice.
THE BUSINESS viii be continued by The
subscriber, at the above stand.
II. p. WATKINS.
Jean. 10 w3ws
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VIRGINIA Al Rules holden IN the Ciek's Ofce of ~
' Circuit Superior Court III Inv aud Ghnneets, ior IT,
TG Tss : and AS dol b.
rnr,nr H. trading under the style ind frmof Warwick Rod
Plninuiit
aaaina
t,bn n Woolene md Robert Robi.on late merchants ~
u.,,ners napr under the rte mud firm al Wbbdgal.
Robinson, Pleasant Labby and Samuel j. iinrris, y, il
Pie I1enbions John A. Woodentc and Robert i,obil,,
no, having entered their appearance and given security ~
rorng the Act OF Assembly mud the Rnc of t Con-.
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence. tint rs ~
ans do appear here The frs, Of the ncx term and
swcr tic bin Plaintiffs; and TINT copy of this orer H.
forthwith inserted newspaper printed in the ~
INC hlug, for moa- sucerssvely md posted Vt tih
front door Of the court house IN snil town. =
DAVID noDEs, Cru
Jan u WIN
VIRGINIA; At Rulrs held In the Clerks Office Of IN
County of Nclson in the month of December, 1889.
Nathan l.oIius Plaintiff.
James Garland, Albert G. Loving aud Beverly Iargre'r
john Hargo,e deed AMI T.. liagfoyc. wl,"
mud rcc OF suid John Harrrove, deed Hezekiah r. Ii
children of John Iargroye, who Of the Snie. heirs
and dcvisoes of the said John J. liargro,e, deed
TX CnaScERr.
The Defendants 49,, ~-l--, --, Hafgf6vc, elldr
Of John urgrcsc having rntced fcir appearance net
given a. curi,y according the AT ri ksscmbly an The
Of this Court and appearing by saae,oay syldsnse e:
tho Plaintiff by Counsel Is orcfrd Tint the srid Drfh
I.nts do appear here before the first day OF April T~i
nc The bill u the Plaintiff, and that sopy os.
order be frthwih inserted in the Lynchbrg tirgnsn
published the town oil sncibnrg for two mnni
succcsey md another copy thereof p"s'ednt the front Go"f
Of the Court Hone q this eaan'y on some eoa" day.
n. c. CUTLER. crk.
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Ia O = II !
hN the Man Strict. the 10Th ipss. srsi,
" SHEEP Sktst xsOGNET.n y q -.
eoutsining Forfy.fre Dollars money, (fouv ele.
two SO. and one 81 } md son,e papers. II nd
TO any one except tho osner. A suitable rsAssd
will be paid II left with VIM, A. Read ef ysc h6itS.
GARLAND LACKS.
Jan. ~ 81
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sl,U7l,6S 94-$I.O7i ,6s2 81

The present condition OF the institution IL
70 Joint fund 50,i27 a.
To amount on depositcs per list. 30,os7 55
S80,5l4 90
By bills receivable 1891 "a
By Bank OF Virginia. 523 %
$S0,5l4 80
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To COufrGrS6re.

To COafrGCS6re.
nROPO5ALS will be received ny the sstsstt
II Der. TIL Monday. tho third day n rsbssar< =
next. fos building I've StOmc Lock Ig0uses.~-
One on ssesioa Nc. ~. the e,bes Sre.i.p Me- -
second D,sislon VI The J.shtp Bi,ei ard ksasph.
Canal. u. II. GILL.
T. 4. Engineer.
T.ypchburR. Jan. IL IF
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For. Rems.

TIVE ROOMS formally kept hy S. q NJ. H.
J. Garland as their offite, wuh The privilege ~
the back lot suitable for n small family. Possts.
sion gwen Immediately. Arriyfo .f..a
HENRY HALL.
Jan II 3fn
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,yrxrOes Wanted.

.yrxrOes Wanted.
WE WISH 10 hire for the ksam Of Inc jeaf
w few a,en and boys,o GO TO our lion Wofns "
Bo,riooi: as also sn,ps good Workmsn fus vl,isf
will pay liberal prices. Apply To either Of The sui'-
sbribers IN this place.
LANGHokN NE & scgUGs.
Jan. Is Il