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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25
VIM. James Tilley,
No ll9, Thames street,
Gnd No. |, LnSLonl. HoxSe Conrt.

<tNl tNOs L, CNStcNE- iJONSC t<UN'G,
TJiS iust opened and now for sale, good sstti.
- neus for only fifty cents the yard. and very
mics for seventy five cents and will sell them lower
by the Piece. Tic is about nsking arrangements to
receive American manufactured broadcolhs. cassi.
meres and satineus, to sell by the bale, piece or
ward and viii sell them at all for at least
from il 10 20 per cent lower than any one in this
town or even Boston. All those who want cloths
anl are iavorsbly disposed towards the American
manufactured ones would ITO nell TO call and exam-
iue f'r themselves before they buy.
On hond as usuaI-s complete assortment Of Eu.
glish and French broadclo,hs, and being well nc.
qnnin,ei with the article is determined shalt
unherscll him
few run Kiddermins,er Carpe,ings, very cheap.
Aug %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25

The most valuable medicine ever in use.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
Stop the Y ilain.

DUNAWAY the Cd of this monu,
i = mulatto man named NED. He
fellow, bat has large breast and is sfran ~"
made, a little bow-legged, high fnl cor.I ey
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and n t,lonefge,
sharp chin-wears his hair tied behind. lLaoie
bold aud open countenance when SMOKE 10.
He is a keen artful fellow, aud perbans II. 10
read and write little. His clothing ca,' .al
particularly describe, tho there is no J ",4,
he is gepieelly clothed. He has good sl,os
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots T..
He rode off DARK GREY MARE. aLo,' ~,
feet inches high, in good order, shod Es"sa
her shoes not much worn-she is leuotb,
well formed--and has the marks 81 ,i,' ""u
gear upon her shoulders, and a considsrsS53na
scar upon one of them, high on the sborlde,
blade, thInk on the right. She has yer,,
thick tale and name, though not very lone =
She is spirited and active and rides well liz
IS well equipped for travelling, with sadda
bags, big coat of bear skin with laree ' eaga
&c. have no doubt he has obtained FREE
pers, and will attempt to pass as free n pa
and make 10 some free State. and b,,,,'
doubt but he has altered his name H.,
handy fellow, a good house servant mine.
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand 10 gaa
thing, and have no doubt but he has nleu,9
OF money. will give reward of FIFTy
DoLLAkS 10 any person who will deliver
hun to me, or secure him in any Jail So tI,at
get him again, within this state; and If Talon
wihontthe state ONEHUNDRED DOITtpc
Il secured or delivered to me; and,en dcll,1s
for the mare If taken within this state and Do
hvered to me, aud twenty dollars If ,aken
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS,
Buckingham, Aug %. wts3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

sI Elhl

Also, at the same time and place. will b,
exposed, to public sale, agreeabiy TO the pro.
visions OF the fourth section of the act, passed
on the oath day of April, 1920, entitled " An
act making further provisions for the sale Of
the public lands" such lands situate within
the above mentioned townsphil,s as have be.
come forfeited to the United States prior 10
the LIST of October, 1920, for failure TO com
pleie the payment within the period prescrb-
ed by law
The sales will open with the lowest nun.
bered section, township, and range, and plo.
coed IN regular numerical order.
GIVEN under my hand, at the City of Wash.
'nston, this 18th day of August, 1923.
By the President
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

ID oil rirom Il may concern.

4 MAN, calling hinis,tf JONES iR
- VIZ, about thntyesis years ot Age3 about
bse zee, tee ltches higl,, and ~ dark uosnpies
iun, SUPPOSED 30 l,svc beea ths soa II Joseph
irwin, aud - l,avn been hcrn va ItsJlsr1isenu.
~, n the ;tat, 81 Iitrinia, Aisd IN the -sinter
~ - ear ISIS af che dveHi'tehoase OF John
Nee-iaud, - the ceDuiy Of Uoa'srd, aud
.iste OF Rlissauri. SAID Jones ltzsn, u tiie
lime 1T h. death stas possessed OF q uegra VS.
man Caiiej FANNY, wbo lias siane Ind two
chiidrro. one of winch has snge died. Tie
subscriber has beeu duty appointed admins
traitor OF the estate of said Irwin, Who has ielt
no known heirs of legal representatives. The
appraised value of said Irvin's property
amounts 10 al dollars--and IN case no heifs
or legal rrpfe scntatives OF said hceeaed shaii
appear Wltllsa two years from The publication
hereof, the said property will be sold, aud the
money arising thercfrom appropriated acc0f.
ding 10 the laWs Of the soid state OF Missouri
BENNETT CLARK, .IdHin,sirdtor
Of Jones fria, 6casGsed
October 81 6al2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
JAMES MONROE.
GEORGE GRAHAM

Com'r of the General Land Office.
" Printers authorized to publish the laws
OF the U States in the states of North Carroll.
mn, south Carolina, Virginia. Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
territory OF Arkansas, and Pittsburg, in Perm.
SyiVania, are requested TO publish the fore.
going proclamation once a week until tho
sales take place, and send their accounts Ire
ceip,ed) to the General Land Office for payl
nent. ~
Aug. 10 1autsab
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
By The President ofthe United !Stotes :

. ~ 2 '''e CFt5tU 'JLUItS
IN pursuance of law, |, JAMES MoNKoT.
u President OF the United States, do hereby
declare and make known, that a public sale
VIII be held at the Land Office at Franklin. in
the state OF Missouri, on the first MondaI in
December next, for the disposal Of suri #
the lands situate within the district of How.
ard county, in said state, as have been rein.
pushed to the United States prior 10 the Isl
cay OF October, 1921, under he proynionso Of
the act passed on the I'd day OF March, 1871,
entll'ed An act for the relief vi the purcba'
Sers oil public lands prior TO the lst day Of
Ju'y, $50, as are situate in the foloning
described townships and fractional townships,
,yhs nofh o. NE Missouri Mrer, and westt
the fifth principal merdien, viz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

AT a meeting of the President and Di-
n rectors Of the Lynrhjtrg 4 Salem Turn.
phe Company On the 23d day of Oct 1929,
Vrdered, That the Stockholder. of the Lunch.
curs and Salem Turnpike Company, pay TO the
Treasurer on or before the 29th day of No
renber next, ten per cent on their several
shares of stock, and that the Treasurer cause
Ibis order to be published
J. LYNCH, Clerk,
October 81. t2oNl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
Nose & Patteson

Il NENDER their sincere thanks to the ei.
Il i'sens Of the ricinty Of Lynehbug, jr
nc greGt confidence reposed in them, since Tier
connection IN The practice Of Medicine, but such
Is me number Of unsettled accounts on Har
COOKS, and 50 completely as heir time otcupit3
OyPT?te%Iondt duties, that they hare been com.
Pehed 10 gel Capt. II. BaHinger, to close their
books, commencing IN 1919, and extending 10
3i@ December, 1872; CONFIDENTLY beAering,
those rho are unable to make payn1ent uill not
object 10 gieing due JiH. '
I"eir attention TO the sick lciH be iudstaiigd.
ote' md their charges Iow, especially 10 those
Who make payment once a gear.
OctobeF 3. ,,o,, q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
IN CIIANCERY
". Redo &C
Bedford September Court, la2s.

Bedford September Court, 1898.
John Hatcher, admr. OF Benjamin Hat.
cher, deed and some OF his heirs and distrib-
N'ees, plaintiffs,
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods aud
Hnch Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith.
Fho9e Hayaes, Benjamin Greer, Martha
Haynes and Joel Haynes, Iahn Greer. Julia
Greet, fhebe Greer, Henry Greer, Susanna
Greer, Edward Greer, Kitty Greer, Jabez
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas Smith, Benia-
rain Smith, Mary Jonagin and Pleasant I9r-
nagin, John smith, Eliza Smith, Henry Smith.
Samuel Smith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith
md stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell and
Creed Boswell, Henry Asbury Coleman smith,
Joha Smith, Samuel smith, joseph Nelson
aud Polly his wife, Joseph Hale and Phebe
MS vile, together w4th others, aeits.
IN CIIANCERY
The detendants above named not having
entered Their appearance and given security
according 10 the act OF Assemble and the rules
oil TINS court, aud It appearing to the satislac.
ton OF the court that they are not inhabitants
OF this country, on the motion of The plain.
tn, By his attorney, il is ordered. that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
day IN November next, md answer the nlain.
tits bill, that copy Of this order be inserted
In some one OF the Lynchburg newspapers.
for two msnths, and posted up at tie court.
house door. A copy--Teste,
8 J, STEPI0E, C. b. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

TINE subscriber begs leave to thank his
Il friends, and the public generally for the
liberal patronage he has received during the
last three years at the Union Hotel, where
from the snalIness of the house and stables.
he was so lily able to accommodate them as
be wished, and having taken for term of
years, that well known, commodious and de-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
One other Tract.

IN the said county, containing by estima,ioa
$50 acres, lying on Bishops creek, immedi-
ately above and adjoining the tract first men
TONED
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
FRaNKI.iN HOTEX.

on main street, (of which he viii take posses.
sion on the first day of November nex0 and
having made arrangements To furnish it with
every necessary, most desirable to travellers,
that this section OF the country will afford,
and being determined TO spare no pans for
the accommodation of those WHO NAV favor
him with their custom, he hopes 10 receive
share OF public patronage
JOHN HANCOCK.
Oet' Il. II w2m %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
House OK u tevtainme MT ,
Good Yonacco XIanA.

~ virtue Of deed or trust executed TO
- the subscriber by William p. Muse and
wife, of record in the clerks office of Am
herst county, for purposes therein expressed
will be sold, to the highest bidder. o.. Sot,,r-
day The 10Th day Of The present month.
ieo Tracts or Parcets Of Land,
or so much thereof as may answer the MIR.
poses OF said trnst. One of which contains 10
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands Of
Milner Cox, DR. Gustavus A. Rose, and Reu
ben Norveil The other tract contains about
acres, be The same, more or less, and is the
anne wherein said Muse now resides. The
sale wall take place at Miner Cox's tavern
near the lands. Terms, cash
REUBEN NoRVELL, Trustee.
Nov. Z. ntdsI3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

nYl virtue Of deed oftrdst executed 10
bW by Jas, Gillian, Tor the parpose OF secu-
ringasuln oimoney to tholale Chs, Clay which
deed is of record In The musings coufi of
Lynehburg, we shall, on The 9th day OF De
cember next, proceed to- sell, "A, public auc-
ton, on the premises, for cash,
One Lot or Parcel Of Ground,
Lying and being in the town OF Lyncbbnsp,
at the Junction OF Sd street and 4lh alley,
Containing one hall acre, together with the
improyeme n,st thereon, being the lot purchas.
ed by the snid Gillian of William Nervell,
or so much Of the above properly ss shall DE
sufficient to pay the sum of money mentioned
In the said deed, together with the charges
OF sale. WILLIAM RADFORD,
THOMAS HlGGINBo1HAM
November II tets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
Vract Of ! and,

called, and known by the name OF the New
Store, on which the said Thompson now lives,
IN the county Of Buckingham, containing by
estimation, two hundred aud ninety SIN acres,
more or less The subscriber win convey
such tide as is vested in him, as trustee.
JOHN GILLIAN.
n b. The sale viii take place ON the pre-
mis.s !. g.
Nov. ls tetd6 ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
The following Property, viz :

ONE TRACT OF LAND, in the county OF
buckingham, lying on James River, and on
Bishops Creek, containing by estimation 700
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
and one other Tract.

IN the county aforesaid, on Shirley's creek,
containing by estimation 700 acres, and ad.
Joining the two tracts first mentioned. Mr.
William Gills, living at Monte Video, near
these lands, will show them on nnnlicatinn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

DY Siriue Of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber, BY William Thompson,
Esq. bearing date The 24th September, 1872,
aud duly recorded in the Office oil the superior
court Of Buckingham, for certain purposes in
said deed expressed, shall expose to sale,
az public auction, for ready money, 10 the
higghest bidder, on Saturday, the 2sth day
Of December next, all tire said Thompson
right and title ia and TO, that valuable
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
LAND, Negroes, Corn, SC s..
nor S9TE

" pursuance OF a deed OF trust executed
d TO us by VIM II. Cabeli, esq, bearing date
the 9th day OF March, in the year 1891, and
recorded in the courts of the counties of Mel.
sou and Buckingham, we shall, on TUESDAY
The 10Th day Of December nert, il fair, if not,
TIE next fair day, proceedto sell, 10 the high
est bidder, at public auction,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

Heafy Stpfmb6 t0HnS Court 1928.
John Thompson, Compt
Beverly Bswhm adm'r Of John 7. Stegall,
dec William Smith and Nancy his wife,
Joan Genneu aud Elizabeth bis wife,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY
The defendant, William smith, not having
entered he appearance and given security ac-
corning 10 lac act Of Assembly and the rules
o! this court, aud il appearing To the satslac-
tion Of the court thai he is not an inhehitant
OF this commonwealth, On motion OF the
complainant, by his attorney, II IS ordered,
TINT he appesr here on the second Monday in
December next and answer the complainant's
bill, aud that copy Of this order b9 forth
with published in the Lynchtarg Yirginian
for eight weeks successvely, ind published at
the front door of the coart house OF the said
county on some court day
copy--feste
". REDD. c c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
Fresh and Desirable GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING HIS SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER GOoDs

sVpcrfins blue and black Cloth -
Fashionable Goliath and Olfye do.
do. do. do. Cassimercs
Olive . do. 5 b.
Elegant raised striped do.
Merino and silk vestings
Tom and Jerry do. lHeao sigae)
Lambs Wool shirts
IA Linens aud Lawns ofspproycd bleach
Cotton and Worsled Hosiery
corded Swiss Cotton Hose, very fine
Pelsse Cloths +
Scarlet printed Salisbury Flannels
Woodstock Gloves $50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
AlsO, hFtY seven Negtoes.

The property of the said VIM. II. Cabell, and
being all that he now owns They are, as
might be expected, of various ages and differ.
ent seXes--among them are many valuable
house servants, good blacksmith and good
shoe aLer : 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

Heary Sepi1mber counS Court, 1923
John Thompson, Compt,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

narment Calieoes, hq,,dso1,e patterns
Philadelphia mace shoes
o,ou, pes onshlle kersey, for great coats
poaeic', req, white and yellow Flannels
Fur aud Wool Hat.
flain and figured Bombazettes
hose aud Point Blankets
Real Tartan Plaids
Waterloo Sbhwls i.
White aud Colorod Domestics
SIX and Cotton Umbrellas
Bang-np Cords for gentlemeps, naufaloons
Carpet aud Booking Baizes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
TRUST SALE OF
AAND, NNG MNhS, SC,
Reai n PERSONAL Nstate :

ONE TRACT OF LAND, on which the said
Moorman resides, containing between seven
and eight hundred acres, being the land
purchased oil John Galloway, William Arthur,
Ahner Early and AnseIm Lynch, trustee w.
Ing in the county OF Campbell.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
I or 800 barrels OF Corn.
Household & Kitchen Furniture

Sale will take place at Midway, in Nelson
county, about two miles from the town of
Narminster.
Terms Of Sate-Thc land will be sold on
lhree equal annual instruments, the purchaser
TO give bond with approved security, and a
oeea "i trust on the lsod. few of the ne
groes will be sold for cash, and the resi- on 10
months credit. As to all other pronertv for
all sums above 200 dollars, II months credit
VIII he given for all sums les than 200 and
not less than 90, six months credit and for
all sums under 20 dollars, three months credit
Bonds with approved security will be reouir.
ed in all cases. JOHN COAITrR
=, JOHN II. COOKE.
November 81. wtdsl6
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-27

Premium Babies AT an agricultural
fair, IN Caynga, n Y woman presented
three daughters ui me birth; bu' as there
were no fixed or discretionary premiums
appropriate TO the DC caslon.tbe bachelors
male up Ave dollars, and presented to
her.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-27

The republicans Of the legislature Of
Georgia are alive to The arts of the radi-
Gals In the II ,use OF Represent atives,
which speaks the popular voice, Grn.
Adams. the Republican candidate, bea,
Mr. Daniels, the Crawford candidate,
one vote for the Speak er's chair. They
are both popu lar men with their parties
The latter had the advantage of being
the Speaker the last year. THIS is ar
important victory; and is tairer crne'
rion of the real sentiments of The state
than the election of G vernon, Deepen.
ding, as it does, solely on the choice oil
the Representatives OF the people, who
had been chosen but few weeks be.
fore the meeting Of the LEGISLATURE
Wash. Ref.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-27

Close uoting in Georgia &C y. D l.
vid A ms ,as bee. elected Speaker IT
the H use of Representatives + this
state. Dv siosl vote, over G.n DAnlel F;
and Col. Troup has been elected Co
verno,, BY majority OF four votes. For
Col. T.85; Mr. Talbot, 81. The con-
test lasted three days; and, as usual,
fill the Presidential chair. Col. Troup
is N favor of, and Mr.. Talbo; opposed
TO Mr. Crawford.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-27
P.aESIDEN rs MESSAUA.
WASHINGTON, DEC. ., 1925.

This day al O'clock, Nhe President OF
the Uni ed States transmitted 10 bo,h
Houses OF Congress, by The hands of his
prlVaIe Secretary, the following Mes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
IN SENaTE-Januarv %.

The President laid before the Senate L..
from Mr., CAESAR A. RODNEY, a member 6r%.
Senate from the State of Delaware, resipnOn a.
seat in the Senate, in consequence of his accen,,'.
oil The Offer of Minister Plenipoten,iary TO The C.'
eminent OF Buenos Ayres which letter l,s,
read it was O'"a
On motion Of Mr.. VAN DYKE, ordered ,b,, A.
President ofthe Senate transmit TO the Execn,iy.T
the State OF Delaware information of the resiOn,,,
LOT MI. Rodney. o''"''
The Senate took up the report OF the Commir.
on Military Affairs on the subject of the claim,
inc o'ate OF Georgia for militia services, rrnd.r,,
under the orders of the Presiden. of The IJo,si
States during the years 1892, and 4, which reno,,
concludes with resolution to instruct The militia,
committee to report bill appropratng 8 90, s756
IN luil discharge Of the militia claims Of Georra
On The question of agreeing 10 this resou,ioD,
debate arose, which continued nearly three hour
ihe question being taken on the resolution \
was agreed to without count.
The Senate then took up the detailed repoud
the Committee on Public Lands, unfavorable tot,
petltlons Of the persons who cain lands near M
ais ct st. Anthony, under an Indian deed 10 Cam
lam Jonathan Carver, and, without debate, apr,s
thereto. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

The following are extracts from the presentmen
oI The grand Jury for the city of Philadelphia
THE GRAND INQUEST Of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, enquring Tor the City Of
Philadelphia,
REspEcTFuLLY REPnEsENT,
That, in the course Of the Investigations Of this
Inquest, it has appeared that persons under the
character of Pawn Brokers', frequently receivers
and pretended or real purchasers Of stolen goods
thereby granting facilities to thieves, and aiding and
nbetting under cover Of legal traffic, the means
OF converting stolen property into portable wealth.
Ihe purchasers, at very low prices, must be aware,
that she possessors of such effects are liable 10 sus
plcon, and, therefore, ought to be rendered liable
to the bona de propreors, for the full value of all
stolen property found in their possession, or having
been in their custody twelve hours without lodging
Information with the Mayor of the CITY,
That the forms of legal proceedings, particularly |
bills oil indictment and declarations, appear to this
inquest of origin too ancient devised in days too
dark, and by too fond of mysteries, to be meet
tor the days In which we live; tending rather 10
retard than promote the ends OF justice, and seeming
al oseiher inconsistent with the march OF the human
mind, and the general progress Of Improvement
asserted by the present age.
1 hat the present insovent laws require altera-
ton nd improvement, nasmuch as the present.
system has proved corrupuye OF morals and fruit
tui OF mposons and frauds. For, the property oil
debtor IS often conveyed TO secret uses but very
short time before his application for the benefit oil
The laws and it is believed with the understandings
that he should be solely benefited by the transfer
whilst his own oath alone is set up as bar of
exclusion to his creditors II
PETER THOMSON, Foreman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

ohoWyv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p,o,u,
eres'ea during the last season, wholly at his
1S6 fas. an elegant brick building four stories bieb
inc for,' ~ ,engh 40 feet in breadth, and contain.
e'sht rooms which he has presented - ~
corporation the University to be- bsId e 10 the
WIN the other corporate property, ACCORDING mem
a.er, The corporation at the surges,io5 of ,h
''''S' o0n0r, have named the building Hope Coue"e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
TER THOMSON, Foreman.
PROVIDENCE, (R. IA ian. 16

Providence, (R. | Jan. 16
We learn, with pleasure, that the Lace Loom.
the construction OF which was commenced about
two years ago, on account of Messrs. Walker 5.
Bes'wck, OF Midway, Mass has been at last com
pleted, al an expense of more than 1000 dollars.
The width Of this machine, within the shuttles, is
so inches The shuttles are 1880 in number. and
ali play at one time, abreast of each Other with the
Same number of warp threads. The warp threads
are prepared on 90 bobbins to which the machinery
gives two motions, one vertical rotary TO unwind
the warp--the other horizontal rotary, 10 tnrn
the bobbin endwise that the warp runs two wave
at once. The frame receives &c breadths oflace al
once-each having sewage, being held to be
breadth on each side by single thread drawn
through the adjoining meshes, as the work proceeds
When the piece is finished, these single threads are
Withdrawn, and the lace is divided into the requisite
number of pieces.
Inc machine has three treadles and four hand,es
and is moved by the labor of one man. # occunies
about as much space a common Scotch Loom
Il y SO complicated that its proprietors think no
ihteiiglnie DRAFT can be made of it.
q piece OF lace, 90 yards long and Sc inches
VIDE from this ioom weighs 90 ounces and an
malt. The thread is No. 1870. In constant onrt..
'ion' the machine would employ about sixtv ner-
sons mostly females, prepare the lace for market