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Is OOk BIN DING.

FENiE subscriber, still continues. nj his old stand di
Il reoily opposite the Police Office, Lynehburg. ID
execute all orders in the line Of his business entrusted
10 his care.
Merchants Account Books, CLERK 5 Records s Sher.
III Execution and Tax books kept constantly on hand
OF his own manufacture, OF made To ordor of the best
materials, aud IN the nosi durable STYLE OF morkmsn
ship.
Old Booksand Music, bound or rebound At short no
tice. and in every style of pattern.
The undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer.
lions 10 give satisfaction 10 his customers and socits
continuance OF patronage BY PERMISSION he refers to the
following gcnt'emen, to vii:
Robert rinsley. Esq, elk sup court Amherst Go.
Sam Nj. Garland, Esq. " CO. do do do
Jno. ID, Alexander, Esq" Sup. do Campbell Co.
VIM, A. Clement, Esq. 3" Go. do do do
Gen ID. Rodes, " Sup. do I4ynehbuie,
Maj. J. Benagh. . llust do do
Messrs. McDaniel & McCoskle do
4" Turner &. Burwe do
6 Lee * Roberts (laie Roberts & Leo,) do
lie also refers, with full confidence, 10 Robert e.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Wez, Esq,
Fincastle. &c YOUNG.
Jan. % Is
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lynchburg Dyeing Establishment
REDUC I1D.N ~ PRICES.

WITHOUT opposition. having added another branch
W to my business, which vii enabn me to fall In my
prices Of Dyeng and Watering VI dfesses and many 9TH
erarplea, therefore take This method 10 return thanks
10 my cuslomrs- for the liberal patronage which they
announcing 10 them and tho public in general. that
haso in full operation the real chemical process Of bleach
ing and prepared bleach all kinds Of cotton " nsn
goods. such cuuaorpancs. ioiel covers, SC. Like
wise bonneis aud hats beached. dyed and pressed on
reasonable tetns they be done elsewhrre.-A
genlemans garments dyed and cleansed and put IN
complete order, ready for use. without taking stitch r.
part. very small sum- and the coors WARRANTED not 70
smut. J. II. SOLOMON.
n u. My establishment is on Main street. nearly OPP
posio The onion Hotel. ~
March Qm
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From The Richmond llhig, March 81. 1915.
MESSRS. DlAlNOCk & co.


Gard vas published IN Wednesday. h.at in aserbug
personal Ill viii m personal motives 10 some OF thuse 81 u
have tried To tnn Mr. Cabell down we did nat mean 10
CO.. ptchenl these gentlemen They, we do think, have
a serious cause Of complaint against the James River
tompan,. They aere induced Ia embark IN n costly
enerprise-tha ofn,rodurinr steam ma yigaon on the
Canal on the allh OF finding the deplhoi through
out. required by The charter they did find II. aud
suffered heavily lInm the mifplaced confidence. Their
complaint is ualufaland legitimate.
R,rnnox, March II 1913.
=, ,,,. ,,,l,s,
q" '"e '.e''"N INC d" '''"o"" =" "'S
Hentiemen-ihe undersigned had deefm'9ed' since
the examination and crti OF The Legislative lihl cont
,,' a a ,o "d nv c"aa,o, s
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ih's WAS men 9o'ein4a"o", nut "o'' :, 'lgy ''a
no" oHFen, no' D, 'ne PuoFa'on anu iePun'''uon VI
lh' fePof o' '"a' 'oh' communications o'Ganse " 'no
"',' " a'u "PP.o"''p'' "','' Wv
o. ,he oirS's 81 mat Company usn'len 10 'oo puoi'
s,,c'n1os and ber,l r.G.,i,ns ,ene,Iod Al saeh rc
,an,i' 'Ii 'hiso, ,st Of ,6nse ,yh, n,y b,yo
l,,Ial - ,,i, ,.h s.,,ai, di,n,s a,J ,,ba, friends
~ NJ eaLntl ,he cand,,inn m,nseemep nnd
e,,,, ,y,,,, -, ,,is ,,,l -, srch ,Ls,rh,r ,n,s,os,
+, ,lo ,,h,ie ,o,nIo nr this Cmunnvealb
mo ,n,l,,,fed evnae,e1 ana wer. ,yilng ,ha,
their opnious and statements should he commented up
on and disagreed tabn they afenot willing that Their mo-
uves shall be mpeached even though others
and as they consider tins ohaYe been done repeatedly,
they respectfully ask your permission to place them
dsn,si,i mr. ito,t,a, f., roneS oxcemcnt ar feed any
preIudces against the President and Directors OF the
Canal Company; they deny that they have ever done
more than TO defend their interest, alrly, honoraby;
and they have appealed la the puhllc and thus been
considered opponents 10 the managers OF this work
II has been solely in defence Of these Interests when at
lacked.
Ii is known 10 Won that spme lime since through your
columns and over their siqnatures the undersigned clio
Sod reply to that portion of Mr. Cabell's annual re-
polt touching steam navigation upon the Canal, with the
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best part having been purchased at Northern Markets,
Tor CASH. and within tho last four weeks, which will
enable him 10 offer still greater bargains than ever and
the fast expiring he will sell NJ very small
profit aud many Goods cost in order TO make rom
Tor large Spring Stock, at wholesale OF retail Amongst
his assortment may be found, via:
10000 Yds. Calico, all new Styles from cts 10 hnest
Splendid Cashmere do Coss and Mousins new styles,
%. and "a I'D per yard,
10000 yds Partisan Alpaca, and various other styles
Worsled goods for ladies',
New style Furniture Calico and Checks,
Bed Ticking. Apron Checksa and Ticking Binding,
Splendid black and blue black Silks, cheap,
Fancy striped do do do
A largo assortment, Linen aud Thread Cambria Hand
kercbels. at bargain,
Black. and white Silk and spun silk Hose,
White, black and random Cotton Do. and half Hors,
10 doz. Lades' cxfa quality Kid Cloves,
10 do do Silk and new style Mts,
so do worsted Mis, OILY q! cis per pair, great bar
pnin
Bonnie, and cap Iaibhons all prices.
l.aces, t.dgings. &C., general assortment,
Ladies' Cbemiseits and Caps,
Ghildrcn's worsted Gaps and Shirts,
Georgia Nankeens and Frencl, Linens,
White Goods, general assortment, cheap.
FOR GENTS. ...s.
Cloths and Cassmeres general assortment, At great
bargains, 564
Cassnets and Richmond Jeans, all prices.
Tweed Csssimsres. Kentucky aud Glasgow Jeans,
from 20 Cts. up, ast#t taase# .Hai
Splendid Gu, silk and Velvet yes'inss, sw pa,..fus.
al bargain, So. -. .,.s. 81 !,
Merino Valencia satin and silk VcstihQs, al prices,
Stocks Collars aud usos, large assortment, cheap,
Blnck Italian Silk Cravals AMI SlilIners,
fancy do do and Scarls M d. - ss
Extra Patent Gum. Susperders al a great sacrifice,
100 doz common Susrenders, ut a great sacrifice.
Merno, Sin and Kid Gloves for gents, all prices.
SMALL. WARES. ..1.I
tapes. Pins. Needles Pocket Knives, Scissors and
Razors. extra quality,
Shaving iuses aud Brushes.
Ioolh. Hair and Clolhes 40
Perlumery all kinds, a. nf.
Fancy Soaps. Pocket Books and Snuff Boxes
Watch Guards and Chains.
Also large assortment of Shoes Of various kinds, q
great bargains.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
10000 yards brown and bleached Doncslcs at Factory
pieces >
Aud various other Goods tedious 10 ehumefale oil
Of which will be sold for less than similar Gouds can b
purchased in This city. All persons wishing 10 purchase
will please give him call beure purchasing elsewhsse.
he works by the rule, thai quick sixpence 10 betl
Ter han slow shilling" lie will always take great
pleasure in exhibiting his Goods persons who wish 10
WIN. J. WILLIS.
Ian 81 sa
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BRYANT, T1NsLry & 1nvrNpnR

BRYANT, TINSLEY & LhVTNDER,
4 RE now receiving their Store. nearly oppo-
~ site the house formerly occupied by BRYANT y
NoUHG, their Spring supplies Of
e.sfstd asgass,
which perhaps the aT9es and most desirable Stock Of
Goods ,dcred Tor sale IN this market or many years
Having made their purchases tar cas aid udsi tauor
Gbie Circumstances they would fem'd tue former pat
nus OF Bryant Young aud b. I. iInsey & Co,
well as he public generally, that they prepared to
sell bafgaus and being anxious Ia do an active business
they determined io sell at small advance upon cost
tor cash, or "a erchttge ipr Country Prodnce 1 ~
tlowing articles constitute portion of thair Stock:
52j bags RIO. Laeuia Java and Manila Coffee
"A hhds n. O., p. Rico and St. Coix Sugar
10 hhds and bbls clarified Sugar
bbls. crushed Sugar
% hhds aud bbs. M0asses
500 sacks Salt
10 bills Salt
$4,000 lbs Cotton Yarns of Ieaksye, Richmond and
Monticello Factories
10 tons Bar Iron, assorted
3 casks Winter Beached Lamp OIL
25 bbls. oest Tanners OIL
casks Rice
2,2l0 lbs. Blslered Steel
800 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel
300 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
SO " Box and Lining Nails
90 & dy Ware house Nails
$500 lbs Leather
50 cases chest" Tquorce
20 boxes Sweet Oh
50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
ceroons best Indigo
,250 lbs Nader
600 lbs. Alum
1900 lbs. Copperas
80 kegs Duponl's and Kentucky Rifle Powder
so Blasting Powder
90 boxes = FERN, Hull's and 1allow Candles
% boxes Sasp
SO kegs White Lead
50 boxes \ 10 aud 10 X l2 Glass
rs nests Tubs
80 boxes CunpowGer and Imperial Tea
IS doz painted Buckets
IS bags Shot
1000 lbs. Bar Lead
40 tierces Ground Plaster
10 bbs Tar
10 bbls. Cider Vinegar
100 pieces Calico
% nales Domeslics and Oznabufgs
80 reams Cap and Letter Paper
50 duz. Palm Leaf Hats
80 " Fur and Wool Hats
200 pair Shoes and Bonls
10 doz Scy he and Grass Blades
900 lbs. Hoop Iron
500 lbs. Bacon Family cured
900 lbs No | Lard.
Feathers, Wool Rolls, Wool, Flour, Tow and Flax
Linen, Horse, Cotton and WOOL Cards, Coffee Mills,
Trace Chains with many other articles too tedious to
Eun,era'e in advertisement
March ~ is
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Dissolution OF Go-parsncrship.

FkNiE co-raInership heretofore existing between the
n undersigned. under the style OF Edmond, Watson
\ Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts and effects OF the concern have been purchased by
Mr. James NJ Boyd. wh1 intends To carry oo be busi
ness himself All persons indebted In the firms OF E1
mond, Watson x Co. Wm, II, Watson s Go. aud
Boyd Edmond y Co., are requested to pay 10 James
Nj. Boyd alone-and all the creditors OF said nls will
apply 10 him for payment.
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MARCH, al, 1895.

A FINE LOT OF BONNETS, RIBBONS
"a AND FLOWERS, just opened at the New Bon
net Store, few doors below Nichols & Bells.
X +. HEM Nc.
March "a st
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March
- ~ 4 ID

~ BBLS. PRIME No. / sHAD,
81 Is half bbls. do da do
Receiving and for sale by
MCDANIEL & McCOnkL Il
March 81
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DOMESTIC GOODS
YO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUDLxC.
M f. have received during the present week splss.
w did assortment Of Cloths. CassmeEes and Yessings
ASSISTING rs FOIL OWS:
BROAD CLOTHS. -
London Brown Invisible Green, blue and French. and
English black Two pieces Of French and ons Of Eng
49, = ''' 'OAssrr6EREs. i. b
English Plaid, stripe and plain eas'ic and plain black
French do do
g Ca fancy, entirely new style,
:" plain black very fine.
VEST1NoS. !,
Satin Plaid Silk. Cashmere, Mcrino and figured SILK
Velvet, latest patterns. I.- .ia ,.r.,
The above named articles win sell or manufacture
into Clothing, cheap they can be procured Lynchy
burg; aud would invite all in want Of Garments 81 any
kind, to call and test this assertion. an, ;
The principle which we have adopted, y excJnsaveIy
cash. from whe! We shall no, deyiae in any case what
ever We adopt this principle, knowipg that il u VA
best for those who paffon2e us, well % ou!eetvee -
we viii b. snabled furnish Clhing one third cheaeef
than ve oherw could do, or than tioss who ssn Of
tcredit. $500. z545ss.-. +. So.
by strict attention business, and rromptpess IN exe1
cutting all orders. hope to merit the conhdsscs aad
patronage of the public. . K sss,st. =
Every Garment made by US will b warrastsd, ~
as regards style and workmanship; and article willis
delivered that does give entire atislactian
Particular a'ten,ionr paid to CUTTING. Fesasoss
receiver '' WAIlERHousE & wHrrfEMoEf:.
Jan. l6
HILLS or LADi, b
FER Oh. ...c. R,vsr ! kaIS~ss D. -.
$ FOR SHE AT fHiS orr. CT.
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REMOVAL! RCMOv1L!!
RICHMOND
& n ~ III - n % IL II

=, = IyNcnnun0, Jan. 81 $50
ID FAD this und then call at the RiCHM cAsH
III STORE, MS II Ia The interest Of every peFs'n, 10
purchase where they yet The best articles for the
least motley The proprietor Of this establishment 70
turns his hanka tn The public for their liberal patrun
aye bestowed on him. since his arrival In Lynchburgj
aud now hega eave.to inform them, that he has reno
we'd to ,he large and con,modIons NEW GRANITE gRoHy
BUILDING. adjoining the Miesnt, where he il now
nnp inn Unod IA nf
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GID ssYg sSEsssAE.A.

IN BBl.S. PURE RYE WIlIShEN. : years old
~ Just received and lot sale by
W. T.. YOUNG.
March ! 3 Is
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ELLA GREEK FURNACE.

WE are INV receiving large and general stock of
w Day Goops and Groceries, at our store at the
Furnace, and we respectfully invite those persons oil
whom we have hired hands, and those having produce
to exchange for goods. well those who dead for cash
or pay promptly on the usual credit to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, are delermn.
ed TO sell goods al such prices to insure general
satisfaction.
Our stock consists Of general assortment of
DRY GOODS
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Negro clothing. Ladies'
and GenlIemen's Shoes, Hardware and good stock u
Groceries, consisting of brown and loaf Sugar Coffee
Tea. Molasses, Leather. Rice, Nails, Salt, aud many
olLer articles in their lite.
The Furnace is now in operation, and those who are
in want of
Will Machinery, Tobacco Presses, Mould Boards,
Hollow Wnrc Ne.
can be supplied in a short time, by sending their orders
To MIR William Rdgeway. We will guarantee all
Castings made at works TO be and well fin
ishea as at any similar establishment in the State
GEORGE b. PAYNE & Go.
Elk Creek Furnace Nelson. March Is In
Gisiar's Haisau o. Wild cherry.
4 FRESH supply Of this popular Medicine, for the
IN cue OF Consumption OF the lnngs, Asthma, Brnn-
chls, Group, Whoopng- Cough. / ,arseness Difficulty
OF Breathing &c, sc. Just received and for sale by
JOHN II. SEAN,
Druggist, Lynchhurg.
March Is Is
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colo ksWgchcs. .gcsrcfry, .S'c.,
bfAtge SAFE

b1ssEs SALE.
CD TIE undersigned. having determined
T. tolcaye iynchbnre by the Isl OF April
rs XII ~ next, in eonse gueaee Of indispensable
~ N obligations TO distant ielallve, will
e. &sa-@1 -oiler lur sale from this tine until the
a. 81 munth Of April next, his entire stock
~ t,k II Of fine coin and suVERMAICH
~s-sss-- ES, JENEIRA. &c, M the low
est prices ever sold in this market lie would say 10
those no would wish 70 supply themselves with these
valuable articles, that such opportunity hus never
bcen offered in bynchburg, He would take this oee
sion. also tender his mds cordial thanks for the very
liberal patronage he has received during his stay in
Lyhchburg for the last years. and would Invite the
particular attention of the public to ho Stock he now Of
lers Tor sale.
The subscriber would take this occasion give notice
to those who have left Watches. ,ewelry. Clocks &c
with hlm repair and which have been in bis posses
sion l1r long time, that unless they taken away by
the Isl Of April next and all charges On them paid he
shall for his indemnity, proceed 10 sell them pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder. He hopes, however
that all such will him The necessity o doing so, b.
calling and redeeming their property.
CllAS. EUGENE tIARD.
p. S-From this time until the st Of May, the
9nhscrbfr will usual, continue lie execute all work
IN his line in the best manner, and at the lowest cash
+, ices G. t.. j..
Jan. u TIA
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NorE.-Snce writing the above. we have seen your
remarks accompanying Mr.. Ee,ts letter upon Canals
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

STEAM
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
nr>A~ THE Great Western Steam Ship Compa.
Z/XM<XAN0 The GREAT WESTERN 100 tons
..1k4lk4&k $50 horse power, b. II. Mathews, t.sq,
The GREAT BRITAIN, $500 tons, 1000 horse power
Lieutenant james Hosken r. NJ Commander-are intended
to sail as follows:-
GREAT WESTERN
From Liverpool. From New York.
Saturday. October II. Thursday Nov
GREAT BRITAIN
From Liverpool From New York
Saturday. Sept. 81. Saturday Oct "
Fare per Grea, Western, sOo, aud s. stewards Fees.
Fare Great Britain from $50 Sl2o (and s. Stewards
feel according the position of the State Rooms
For freight or passage, other information apply to
RICHARD IRWIN,
eu7 2awfn"rc 98Front street.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

possesses-his furs, his lodge, his horses and even
his wife and chlldren-and when any vagabond who
has money enough to purchase mule can 90 into a
village and trade against them successfully, without
Withdrawing entirely from the trade, il is impossible
tor them to discontinue its In their opposition
TO this practice, the company is sustained not only
by their obligation to the laws of the country and the
welfare of the Indians, but clearly, also on grounds
OF policy for, with heavy and expensive outfits,
they contend at manifestly great disadvantage
against the numerous independent and unlicensed
traders, who enter the country from various ave-
nues, from the United States and from Mexico hav-
ing no other stock in trade than some kegs of liquor
which they sell at the modest price OF thirty-six dol
lars per gallon The difference between the regular
trader and the coue des bois, Gas the French call
the tlnerant peddling traders,) with respect to
the sale of spirits, is here, il always has BEEN fix
ed and permanent. and growing out of the nature of
their trade The regular trader looks ahead, and
has interest in the preservation OF the Indians and
IN the regular pursuit OF their business, and the pre-
servation OF their arms, horses, and every thing
cessary to their future and permanent success in
hunting: the coueur des bois has permanent in
terest, and gets what he can, and for what he can
from every Indian he meets at the risk of dis
abllng him from doing any thing more at hunting.
The New York herald., 1845-10-19

angles, and diagonaly opposite each other, are large
square bastlons, so arranged as to sweep the four
faces OF the walls
his post belongs to the American Fur Company,
and, at the time oi our visit, was In charge OF Mr.
Boudou. Two OF the company's clerks, Messrs.
GaIpn and Kellogg were with him, and he had in
the fort about sixteen men, As usual, these had
found wives among the Indian squaws; and, with
the usual accompaniment OF children, the place had
quite populous appearance. II is hardly necessary
to say that the object OF the establishment is trade
with the nelghborlng tribes, who, in the course of
the year, generally make two three visits to the
fort. in addition to this, traders, with small out
it are constantly kept amongst them. The articles
OF trade consist on the side, almost entirely of
buffalo robes and, the other, of blankets, cali
Goes, guns, powder, and lead, with such cheap
ments glass BEADS looking glasses, rings, vermi-
hon Tor painting, tobacco, and principally, and IN
spite of the pohbiton, Of spirits, brought into the
country in the form OF ALCOHOL and diluted with wa
ter before sold. While mentioning this fact it is
but justice to the American Fur Company to state,
that, throughout the country, have always found
them srenuousy opposed to the introduction OF spl-
ntuous liquors. But, in the present state of things
when the country is supplied with alcohol when
keg OF 1t will purchase from an Indian every thing
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
HOTET. DE PdRTN

Ia ANTOINE YIGNEs, one Of the late propretors Of
Al the Perkins, House, Boston respectfully informs his
2s0 Broadway Rsade street, called the
Hotel De Paris where he will be happy eccommodae those
who may wish patronise him. with Board and Lodging by
The day, week or month on the most reasonable terms
So lulArrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
umbia river to Cape Disappointment on the Pacific

lumbia river to Cape Disappointment on the Pacific
Ocean.
The next engraving is view of Chimney Rock.
1t is situated in the valley of the North Fork In
the language of the narrator-''It looks at a dis
tance OF some thirty miles like what it is called
the long chimney of Steam Factory or a Shot
Tower in Baltimore: The annexed drawing renders
any further description unnecessary" The land at
this spot consists of mari and earthly limestone.
Travellers who visited this rock some years since
placed its height at upwards of 500 feet, but it is ra-
pidly diminishing
The third engraving presents view of Fort Lara
mle, situated on the mouth of the river of the same
name above Chimney Rock. 1t is quadranguIar
structure built Of clay, after the fashion of the Mex
cans, who are generally. employed in building them
The walls are about fifteen feet high, surmounted
with wooden palsade, and form portion of ranges
OF houses, which entirely surround yard Of about
one hundred and thirty feet square. Every apart
ment has its door and window-al, of course, open
ing on the inside. There are two entrances oppo-
site each other, and midway the wall, one of which
is large and public entrance the other smaller and
more pryate-a sort of postern gate. Over the great
entrance is a square tower with loopholes, and, like
the rest OF the work, built of earth At two Of the
The New York herald., 1845-10-19
RALEIGH AND GAsToN RAILROAD
R CO; Co.,;
EO 81 AI. n,

FOR SALE.
Sesree * h the ah day o neee%6 % virtue
A. Ass%s sss Ss%%%y st
and Gcpsns ass
10 The State against certain liabilities said
si@ q as he S9si who'll. M'"ss psy sssg
9s" z S f'1;i a.'ss %s Of ni
yf X sfss es Ras
'ssssss WA EDsPSis
VW2ga &c Sc A,G The stock of Iron Lumber, aud FIRE
cd and used By the said Company Keeping up Road
and aspaati.n p M on . sans From the nature of the
The purchasers by terms of Decree and the Act of
ssS 3 | ss%s
charter s' and an II syis s"'e%
4 ls,ss sss i sass Gsi; y S h.
LiEIare; Of the States Of the Union ' ''' ' "'''
$ @ a ad s.:
aas sa,sc sS'sev'' ten months s''h''y
g. ss Psss%9fE 5 $685. sas9eaf a Sf s1 do
The cost Of this Railroad and completed
sfs debt @ %s'! uss
as snf ys
Ga ; daily ~ III sssrSSag Rs Mail he United
psnsation sloO per mile s8oo per annum And
as the iGa Of as
chandze iadependeny receipts from Passengers afford
considerable addition the ordinary of profits
railroads Though not yielding profit the large sum
some time past and confidently believed would
produce reasonable upon moderate of
capital Invested in its purchase.
The sale Will be made without the and place
Aforesaid al whch those Inclined purchase respectfully
invited to attend
The purchase be ecuredby bond with approved
sureties -
CHARLES l.. HINTON,
Pubc Treasurer OF the State Of North Carolina
Commss ~,
in this
Raleigh, N. c., October g. 1916.
The following will insert the foregoing adyer-
senent 60 days and forward their b for payment with
paper the the subscriber Boston Atlas,
New York Herald Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia u States
Gazette Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Whig Charleston
Courier Mobile Advertiser New Orleans Picayune and NC.
Standard. C.. l.. ii.
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