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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30

.NeSSrS. Richard B,ukS !, Matinee BurkS,
- litS-As yon have loI1 this State in
~ hnste, not uli'ording me time TO execute
notices upon you, you are hereby notified that
Ut Samuel Gaiiands Office in Lynchburg, on
thc 2oth and 2lst days OF September next,
add at Amherst courthouse on The I'D, 2Itb,
and 18th days of the same month aud at my
house III Amherst county, on the 18th aud 9TH
days OF Cctobor next, shall. proceed to take
3undry aft daSits, 10 be read On the trial of IN,
Injunction now depending in the CHANGER,
Court for the Lylishbnrg District, against you
aad Mr.. ReuLea aorycIl--When and where
Joa may attend in person or by agent.
l0ut oledieht servant,
THOMAS COLEMAN
Amherst, aug. 20. 5wt5o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
Family Eibles

ECHOES & NCRPH have lately re-
IL ceived irop' phndtlpfia and New York.
a very hrsa assortment Of FAMILY BfBL NJ.
OF very superior quality, embelIisbed with tl,.,,
most superb englasings, &ceve seen. a..i
s,li less much eEeaper than any ever oiler
ed in this inarke.. -.
.lug .. II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
Lynchburs Female Academy.

VIE next session of This Seminary will
commence on Monday the 9Th oi Sep.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
TRUSTEES.


Hon. WILLIAM DANIEL, President.
W m. !. Lewis Esl. CHS. Dabney ESQ.
VIM. Warwick Esq. Doctr. llow.l Davis.
Hon George Tucker, VIM. NJ. Ri,es Esa.
Chlst Anthony Esp VIM. Radlord Esq.
Doclr. john I.Cabell Rev. q. Charlton, L.
Revd. John EasIy, K.Pollard Esq. Sccy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
cob + N S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Id. .lilrkti Nlrei. RaLiimorc.

Where in the present lottery the s 5000
prize was sold, and tht 3 10000 prize plld in
cash the moment the ticket was presented, and
where in the late Monument lotteries have
been obtained ihe great capitals OF y lo,ooo,
an SHARES) $4,000, OF 10000, 3 OF 10000,
&C. &c.
u Orders from any part Of the T. States,
post paid, enclosing the cash or prize tickets
will meet the same prompt attention, IA il on
personal application, addressed to
j. !. COHEN, Jr.
Sec,y 10 The Managers, Baltimof,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
Dissolution Of Co partnership.

THE undersigned having purchased the
interest of Robert Mosby in the above
firm, offers for sale at Amherst G. II. "A general
assoumeIa vi GROCERIES, together with
some staple articles in the DRY GOOD LINE.
Ne. &c.--All of which he is resolved 10 sell,
AT the very lowest prices, for cash only, or
wheat at the market p.iee.
DAVID FULTZ,
August l6. w3l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
Notice.
TIE SUBSCRIBER WISHES To SELL,
a Tract OF AlanA,

1 flNG few miles from Bedford court
L house, Containing between four aud five
hundred acres about hall OF which is clear
ed, and good portion Of the other half good
Tobacco Land.-,-lhe improvements are Il
2tasA comfortable dwelling house
1..s.RI. with four rooms below stairs, and
,.stW two above, good kltchcn, &c.---
zsxssE2 There Is also an apple orchard
containing about FIVE hundred bearing trees,
aud considered the best irgit in this section OF
country, By early application TO the snbsori.
Der, living at Fancy Farm, three miles from
the above named llace, great bargain may
be had. JOHN DILLARD.
August 2. wIwl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30

At court of quarterly session continued and held
for the county Of Canp, n the court housr thereof,
Oh Tuesday. the NH day uf June, 49,.
Nlchoha, johnson, Compft,
Against
Thonia, Jones, Richard S. jones and James Jones.
Del Is.
IN GHAHcEkY.
The defendant kitcard s. Jones, mot having entered
hls appearance and gwen s'eilrit, rrabl 10
Of assembly, andt appearing To the saIidac ION Of the
court. that the said Richard 81 Jones an lpabl.
ant of this state il ordered and drereed, that he ,o
appear here the al :ipday September ~ ~ aud
answer the bii Of the COM lIbant, aud that copy
tins order be forthwith Isrrted IN pibc news
paper published in the town Of Lynchburg or eat. Of
Riehmond for munts snecessitek, ard posted mp
at the front door Of tbs county pn se,sai court
days.
copy--Te>te,
- JOHN ALEXANDER, Clerk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
$4,000 DOLLARS

0J'This important drawing will take place
on the 2sth OF the present month (AuglsD aud
timely notice is thus given 10 allow distant adj
venturers to supply themselves with chances.
In the meantime the drawing viii continue
very week as heretofore, AMI Will progress
regularly until completed.
Whole Tickets 5 ii Quarters So 81
Halves : Eighdls -
To he had Varlnuipd undEaIVu al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30

Dr. Solomon Everett, who lately died is
The state Of Connecticut, bequeathed ten
mops1"d doiiors for Missionary and Iu;lis
Gus purposes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
COHEN'S OFFICE,

1tHN"7V T0~-'
oiioial Report of the 10Th days drawing OF tbs
Washington Monument Lottery,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30

1929 l29lS l147u
All marked sold al ConEt's OrrIcE.
The gaiu pf the wheel during this drawing
and the last week alone amounts To ups ard
OF FIVE THOUSAND SIN HUNDRED DOL
LARS, thus rendering the lottery extremely
interesting aud additionally favorable TO the
adventnrer. No time should be lost in making
investments or renewing sm0ll prizss-Aitel
THREE DRAWINGS MORE the first drawn
No viii be eltited 10 thu splendid capital Oh
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

So long as we continue to publish public
yJournai, so long shall we exercise the priv
y lege OF conducting it agreeably TO our ozpn
convictions ofright. We believe that it would
be wrong in us to publish Mr. Thompson's
address 10 MIR. Davis, Editor of the Republic.
can; of this we spprised MIR. L. verbally, and
confess our surprize that the subject has
been pressed upon us: we cannot be driven
from our purpose; Of the merits of the con-
troversy We know but little. but in Justice 60
MFR. Thompson we are inclined to believe
there has been some misconception.-His own
repeated solemn Rssevcrations of his innocence
OF the charge OF having personal reference
10 gentleman Of this county, in a piece of
poetry published few weeks since IN The Re
publican; together with the belief of his limo.
csnce IN this respect IF several gentlemen of
Romney, one OF whom has express sed that be-
iiei In a letter addressed TO u.s. induces US to
think that MIR. L. has been misconceiyed.--
His address to Mr.. Davis contains this so.
lemn declaration and assevera,ion. "The as
sertion made by me in the note attached to
my piece, styled the Vixen g is the truth.
the whole truth, and nothing but the truth
go help me God!" The assertion here alt,-
ded to was, that the piece had no personal al.
fusion; upon this assurance it was published,
and Mr.. L. was afterwards charged with ha,
wing reference to gentleman in this county;
conduct which, if true, certainly merited
severe reprObation.-Mr. Davis resented IL in
manner which, has given umbrage to Mr.. T.
who asserts his innocence Of the charge, s. em.
ploys other language which cannot appear in
our paper We again repeat our belief that Mr.
4. has been misconceived; but, notwithst and.
ing this, our paper shall not be employed in a
warfare between the parties.-ThiS may ab.
Pear hard. but II is course dictated by our
own Judgment, and we shall not swerve from
N.-Let this suffice for all future time.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

A young lady ives very much in Iowa
with young officer; but that false del.
,'cacy which prevails among the female
sex, would not permit her TO disclose
her passion. However. her attentions
were unremitted, and she was lavish in
her compliments, when opportunity
would permit. But the officer was a
oe'icate man, and inexperienced in
those matters; he was therefore uncon.
scious OF her meaning, and it remained
Tor the young lady, either TO be more
explicit, or continue IN all the torture
OF suspense. The former being her
choice, she availed herself Of lucky
circumstance which happened. One
day she invited him to dine on some
fowls. The company being large and
the table small, he had scar eely room
between the plates and elbows to put
his fras ments; which the yoong LADY
taking notice of, and resolving TO seize
the Present happy moment, said
spray sir, lay your BoyEs tcith mine"
The officer took the hint, and an expla.
nation took place, aud they were soon
married.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

List Of Letters remaining in the Pose
Cgtce, # not taken ont before the first
Of October. roiE be sent 10 the General
Post Office.
Samuel Arnold, Reverend Robers
boyd, 3. Garrett w. Blue, Sarah Bond
w. Burlington, Mary Burch. Geores
Bush, Jonathan Carlile, 2. JossHh
Corn"ell' VIM. Gaines, Thomas Cock
erell, 3, Timothy Corn, Gassawav
Cross. John Corbin, Jacob Case, An,
CarutheTs, Thomas Cascaddon, Ca
tharine CAMEL, James CundifT. T,eaa
Dehayen, William Davis, Isaac De.
lapiain, James Doyl, Calhnrine DON,
thIt, Abraham Elliot, VIM. French.
VIM, Fuller, Thomas Fu, Fee.) F.
Guiiek' John l.. Gibbons, James Gal.
iIsPy, Abraham Good, Evan Georee.
A. Good, James Gibson, George Gale,
archibald Gilmore, John GreenwaIt.
EiiJah Greenwich, Richard George.
Adam Heiskell, George High, o.
Heiskell, Aaron Holman, Gsorpe
Horn, George Hill, Isaac A.IIns~
Keep Lionel NJ. JamiSon, Isaac Johns
son, N, kuykeudalI, WIN. 5. Kline
sally Mug, J. Mcdowell, Doet. y
Monroe, WIN. Naylor 3, David Par
sOns, }. Pancake, John Powilson, Hen.
~ PurSii, d. Pasehai, Hannah Pierce.
all, John Parker, Joseph Ross, Moses
KoSebeaugb, Joseph Snapp 3, Thomas
SIane, w. Somerville, Elias shope.
Jacob Shoemaker, John Snyder is5vs
den'l Joseph ShOekey, Catharine b.
Sanford, Daniel B. Tucker, Aaron
Thomas' Samuel yandiyer, Isaae VOL
verton, +. White, John B. white.
William "slch, G. Wallace, George
Zimmerman.
JOHN JACK, P. VI.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
gSt6rSGacs &dCe.

| NDER Decree of the Superior
~ Court ofChaucery for the Witches.
ter district pronounced the ist day OF
december 1890 in cause dependirp
IN The said Court between Evan p
taylor, plaintiff, and Robert Baily and
Ann Cartmel defendants l shall expose
to sale at public auction, to the high.
est bidder For cash, before the door Of
the Court House in the TO wn of Win
chester Oh Wednesday the 7lh day of
August next tract of land in the conn.
ties "i Frederick and Hampshire, con-
tanning two hundred and forty fcpr a.
cres on the Bear Garden ridge between
the lands of John and Owen Rogers
lhomsons, heirss Joseph Berry's heirs
and VIM. Smith, for more particular
description of which see Deed from
Charles Smith and wife, to Robert
baily recorded in The Office of Freder.
lex Comfy Court in Sept. 1916.
Il. NJ. BECK WIrH. ID, for
JOHN 8. PEYTON, NJ. ". c. D.
July 6--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
P u BLIC S Al

IN ILL be sold at Public A,c,;oo
w for ready money, on Saturday
!he 27th inst. tract ofland contain.
inS 6S acres more or less, situate ON
the drains of Mills branch. in tho
county OF hampshire, and adjoining ths
dandS OF Robert Nelson, and others.
he said land was conveyed TO the subs
scfioeF by virtue of Deed Of trusk
executed ny Henry Michael, ana
Elizabeth his wife, to secure the nav.
ment OF certain SUN Of money dna
TO ames Rely there are on ths
premises q small Dwelling House and
Kitchen. The Sale will take place on
the premises, at t2 o'clock on the dav
above mentioned.
SAMUEL sHINN, Trustee.
July 6 ct
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

him distress, Economy strip him of power.
and Industry kick him to death.
BY Captain w. NJ. Barton Agriculture.
The most certain source of domestic riches
the most honorable employment of man
The bulwaFk of individual happiness ADD ma.
lional prosperity.
"Thrice happy they who lead farmers
| life; above the storm ambition blows
BY Mr.. Dill TIE flag of the u. S.-Msy
It's stripes lash its enemies. and the stars iiu.
| mine the world with republicanisn.
Rs ID. Orrick. TIE far ser-Our de-
light in peace, in wsro reward, --tho,e only
| deserve their love who know how to de fend
them.
BY N. l.. Gordon. Our Countrv-Hsr
political compact, may it increase in strength
and Permanency.
By Captain Sewers. The memory of Chris.
topher Coiumbus-Whose discovery of A.
merica has not only offered an asylum to OPP
pressed humanity, but religious and political
freedom to millions.
By s. Reed, The United States-They
are an example to ;he whole world. they are
UNPARALLELED in history.
By VI. .. Brown. May all those who
defend Americas shores, enjoy tranquility
here and be crowned with immortal bli IS
hereafter. -
A eertaia w. B. TAPpAN, Of PhiIa-
delphia, has deemed it of sufiicie mt i'm
portance to announce to the world that
he 10 the legitimate author of the poeti.
cal piece which appeared the Win
chester Gazette of the 18th ult. purpor-
ting to be written by correspondent,
aud occasioned by the death of a lady
| at Charlestowu.
is with no little pain that we re-
cur to an event, the recollection OF
which is calculated to awaken anew
the sensiDilities of hereaved husband
and a numerous train of relatives and
friends; hut we deem it due to ourselves
to diselaim all participation. in the
plagiarism Of which Mr.. w. B. Tap
pan compiains.-The piece alluded to
was dropped in the Post Office during
two weeks absence Of the Editor: it
purported to be original, and the per.
son who supe,iutended the business of
the Office did not doubt its genuiueness.
The Editor of the Gazstte will offer
single remark more: Conscious as he is
OF his deficiency as conductor of a
public journal, the character aud vir.
tues of the excellent female to whom
Mr.. Tappan's lines were applied, at
forded so excellent a theme for his
pen, that, incompetent as he but too
often has reason to deem himself, upon
similar occasions, he would not on that
occasion have drawn on Mr.. ". b.
Idppan's resources to do justice to the
character OF that inestimabls woman.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
JOHN RANDOLPH

The annual meeting of the African lnsti.
totion was held at the Freema,on's Hall
London, on the 18th May, at which the
Duke of Gloucester presided. A long report
was reads stating the number of vessels en-
Ployed openly by the French, and clandestine
ly by the French and Dutch, in carrying on
The traffic IN slaves, aud adveriing in terms
OF praise Co the South American governments
10 abolishing the trade, and that of the Uni.
TED States IN declaring it piracy. Mr.. Ran.
do'ph, Of Virgins, was present, and address
his remarks is given in the London Times.
"Mr. Randolph (tho distinguished
American) then rose, to return thanks
for this mark of respect towards the
United States of America. He said,
that, after the eioQuence which had
already been displayed upon this great
subject, it would be an act of presump.
ton, scarcely excusable in any sttan-
ger. but objectionable in him, to in-
trude his unprecedented expressions
upoa them after the able speeches
which they had not only heard but
felt. (Appiause.l He was, however,
impelled by double motive. which he
could not resist, to offer himself for a
few moments to their attention. First,
to dhcharse an act of duty in behalf Of
his native land, in the absence of it's
official representative--aR absence as
unexpected by himself as it was unfore.
seen, and which had east upon him a
duty he felt inadequate to perform.
that of thanking this meeting for the
grateful sense they had expressed to-
wards America; and, also, to assure
them that ali that was exalted in sta
ton, in talent, and in moral character,
among his eountrymeD, WAS las was
also to be found in Englaud) firmly u.
niied for the suppression Of this infa-
nous traffic. loud spplause.) 1t
was delightful to him 10 know, that
Virginia, the land of his sires, the
place Of his nativity, had for half a
century affixed public brand, an in.
deIible stigma, upon this traffic, and
had put in the claim Of the wretched
objects of it TO the common rights and
attributes Of humanity. loud APP
p'ause.l He repeated his thanks to
tbs meeting for the flatteting reception
they had given him.
{" The piainness Of Mr.. Randolph's
appearance, his republican simplicity
of manner, and easy and unaffected ad.
dress, attracted much attention: he sal
down amidst burst Of applause. -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Marshal's Sale.

NDER a decree Of the Winches.
~ ter Chancery Court pronounced
the nth day of pril 1922 in several
causes depending in The said Court be-
tween Hugh Brent, Samuel Baily, Ben.
iamin Hit and others, and John C.
Green and others Defendants, I shall
expose to sale at public auction before
the door of the Court Honse in the
town Of Winchester, on Wednesday
the 9TH day of August neat, the life
est ate of John c. Green in the tract of
land IN the proceedings mentioned.
for q particular desc ription of which
see deed from Thomas Campbell TO
Reuben Jordan in Trust for Elizabeth
Z reen Of record in the Office of Fred
rex County Court---also mortgage
from said Reuben Jordan, JohnC. Green
and wife to David Dunn for the benefit
"t Or GEMS Creditors dated Sd of April
1921 and of record in the Office of Feed.
erIek County Court. Terms Of sale.
"ns third in cash: one third in six
months, and the remaining third in
twelve months, the purchaser giving
bonds and good security to secure the
two last payments.
FRANCIS M. BECKWITH. D. for
JOHN S. PEYTON, n. ~. c. d.
July 6-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Bank of the Valley in Va.
JutY LIST, 1899

Juty ISt, 1922.
H'HE President aud Directors of this
Institution have this day declared
a Dividend Of three and a half per
cent. Three per cent will be paid on
or after the 10Th inst. TO stockholders
or their representatives-One half per
cent being retained for the semi-annual
Instalments due to the Commonwealth
tor the benefit Of the fund for Internal
improvement.
LEWIS HOFF, cashier.
July 6-3ts.
GT The Editors Of the Repository.
Chariestown, and Washingtonian
Leesburs, are requested to insert the
above three times and send their &C.
counts to this Office for collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
ADVERTISEMENT

a Vacancy having occurred in tl,a
4 h White Post Academy, Teaeh-
er VINO can come we'll recommended
Tor character, & who Gun furnish ev;s
aence Of bis qualifications to instruc 4
IN the various branches of English ed
9eatlon' 4 in the latin Language, villa
ana II TO ms advantage. to apply 10 the
trustees ofthat Institution Immediate.
ly. '"''a
PHILIP NELSON, President.
1uly IF
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
p y Lie SAy,E

W. LII be sold to the highest bid.
w der, on Friday the 2eth of july,
at the late residence of Lewis Ste.
phens decd. on credit of nine months.
one new Wagon, horses, & cattle: a.
monS the horses is an elegant three
years old Pilgrim colt. now fit for
the SADDLE, one set of blacksmith tools,
some household furniture; and farming
utensils &c. sc.
MARY STEPHENS, Eaecatrir.
JULY
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
L A 4 + NOTICE.

ihht L will prosecute any person
or persons with the utmost rigour oe
the law, who may hereafter pass
,hroush my laud, adjoining The Hack
Moo1 farm some Persnns, having heen
IN the habit of riding through ana
leaving the gates open, renders it me-.
cessary TO resort to this unpleasant
step.
DANIEL HARTMAN
July 6, 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06

II the following lines, written By an
ancient Governor Of Connecticut, do
not border on the beautiful, they par
take Of the sublime.
Abigail Lord Of aef own accord,
Went down to see her sister;
Jason Lee, brisk as flea,
JGmp'd right m and kiss'6 her.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Hardy County. to wit:

June Court, 1922.
Kitty Updesraff, plaintiff.
AGAINST
Ambrose UpdesrafF, - Patch and
Margaret his wife, late Margaret I'm
degraG, and John UpdegrafF and Marv
UPdegraF, heirs Of Joseph UpdegrafF,
deceased. DefenJo 80
IN CHANCRRY.
THE Defendants Ambrose Ttnde.
graN, and - Patch g. Margaret his
wife, aud John Updegraff, not having
entered thsir appearance and given sec
enrity according to the act Of A,,ero.
bly, and the rules Of this Cont. and !,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this eoun.
try: 1t IS ordered, Tha. the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first
day OF October Court next and answer
the bill Of the Plaintiff; aud that a CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted
m some newspaper published in Win.
chester for two months suecessivelv.
and another copy posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of HARDY
county,
A Copy-TesIe,
Ed. WILLIAMS, q. ne.
8ulv r.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
@9e 8a5ette.
WINCHESTER:
SATURoAr .NoRNIsc, JULr 6th, 1929.

The article. headed " Tue Duel (" from
Che National Advocate, notices, in proper
manner, the late duel between McDulIie and
Cummings.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
SAVANNAH lime d

Superior Court-Judge Charleston yes.
teroly decided that the writ Of ne Great a.
gainst Borlhwick, the dofaulteT to the East
Lothairn Bank, and who arrived in this city
IN the ship Juno, should be discharged aud
that BOrthwick be released from prisou.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Mattresses,

Mattresses.
HgEST cur!'d hair Mattresses for sale
-AD at reduced price. Old halS
worked anew by
July 5-,f.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
PUBLIC SHE

~iLL be sold on Saturday IN
w Goth day of July Inst. on the
premises "o
;. &c Acres of Land,
adjoining the Iaad Of John and Abra.
nan Miller, on which there is Lnr
House of % feet by is feet, together
with Kitchen and Smoke house q
small Orchard Of good winter fruit,
The terms of sale will be made known
on the day of sale
july PETER KREMER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-09
(CIRCUL.aR)
W1LM1NeroN, Delaware, 9th. August, 1922.
SIR,

uni rersI satisfaction oppressed at the dawlg OF the
Hail. Wilmington on the An July
the of
Co.. kindly attended Commissioners has s'cna
and elegant mode au'g Lotteries maf
uMt od and
The
e aH or
anticipated rather eapec
wu the same prompt ana aJacoy
OF i concluded
Fermuus solicit fostering protection to mts
the Catholic Church st. faers
alsbs drawg
niewiH throughout the State a are ~
that although the nerea scheme
perhaps a% yeS
of individual support ana
this mode Of ara~tng @g"e"
OF ana eom we
long for CHESAPEAKE DELaWaRE CANAL
RRspEc4 FvLI7T erRO SERVANTS
HOPE & Co,