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.4aoterSt County FeJr4ary Cosrt, 1888.
sharies Mlndy, administrator OF Joseph Nj :
ran, deceased, plaintiff,
against
nooert Rivers and Henry l.. Davies def'ts
Upon Fore. - BIZ in Chancery.
On hearing bill, and it appearing to the sat.
Hiaction VI the court that the defendant Xiv
els doth not reside within the limits of this
Nate II is therefore ordered and decreed thai
unless the said defendant doth appear here on
Ne hrst day of May court next, and enter his
appearance and give security according 10 tie
se' OF assembly and the rules of this court,
N'e same shall be taken as confessed and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly. And il
turiher ordered, that Henry l.. Davies, the
o'ief defendant, doth retain in his hands what
mohey TO which he may be indebted to the
PAU fivers, 10 the amount of seventy five dol
'aFs' until the further decree and order of the
eouf'. And IL is furthermore ordered that a
I%Tpy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
u, lac 9rglnion, published in Lynchburg, for
. .'o ,efih OF two months successfully, and that
f '' copy OF this order be posted mp at the
,'o'l door OF the court house Of this county
o. o. some court',lHy copy Teste,
ARTHUR b. DAWES CA. G.
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70 NE%'Y.

yeMIE leases on three Of my FARMS
L will expire at the close of this year and
the public are respectfully informed tbat they
are for Tease again for teTn OF years They
lie on James river, in the county OF Amherst,
a few miles below Lvnchburg, and consist
principally OF GROUNDS. They are
,he Farms at present occupied by Col. ". l..
Fontaine, Samuel smithson, jr and the heirs
advantages for their fertility, convenience TO
market, 10 mill, sc. aid water navigation
To those who have adequate force OF hands,
&c. they are objects worthy OF attention
Apply to the subscriber, neav Willis's noun
tain, in the county of Buckingham, aud letters
may be addressed TO him TO Ca Ira Post Office
l.. BOILING.
April, 4. w3w 50
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Biographical bictionary,
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ut Tur
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Oh THE
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Revolutionary War, which obtalned ne indie.
Pendenee oithclr county.
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L tr united Colonies oil Moth America.
aet IN i3,th the causes aud net ersily OF taking
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Representatives Ct the u lifted Colonies, To tao
King Of Great Britain, July 3, l775-A prooll-
ton OF Congle cas- fra day oil fasting, humia.
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ration OF independence, July /, l7i6--and the
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aud thv Farewell Address oil General WASH.
rNGroN, 10 the People OF the United States, ait
nounciag ; intention OF retiring from public
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COMPILED BY TIIOlLls !. RODGERS
" We a,e ieuuced to the ALTERNATIVE VI ehoo.
sing an unconditional Submission to the tyran-
nv oi Initiated nnnistels, OF resistance by force
Iue latlrt isoat CHOICE. We have counted the
cost OF tins contest, and lind nothing So d. ead-
Ill ~ voluntary 'l"t'N' iipioi, Iua'l't, anu
nuuanaJ forh,d rs ,a'nely 10 sur ende, that
cedom which We received from cur gallant
anreslo ), and which our innocent postelity
nave II IA To receive tom ". We cannot
euGurc The iu'lmy and gnlli ut ,esisnng sue
cecdnr +. aenetationotu that WI heducss VIII eh
inevitably aeal them, II sc asely email here.
dItaiy bondage upon them.
&" ihe att,s Ne have been compelled by oul
cncn.io, to assume, we viii, IN defiance vi eVely
hazard, With unabaling hinlness and peraeNel-
ancs, employ ioi tbc p'eselsallon oi Gu. hoe,-
tis---beilg With one Inind feeo,e To die ire
+, en- ,atne. ,I,m to live slaves. - Declaration
Of Congress, stHing .iohb he aese@Hg u t0kmg
0p arms--Jafy q, l175.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ.
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ, u.

" L
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ, u.
as ITS title indicates, the journal now offered
TO the patronage oIthe public, will be eonunct
cd entirely ON the principle OF Seieeii0a. The
Leading feature ot the plan, more distinctly ennn
ciated IS TO present at stated intervals, soft oil
synopaIs oi the Foreign Magazines, Journals.
and Reviews, appropriated to Mealc,ne aud il
kinJle cd Sciences.
NJ one Will doubt the importance ofthis De
Sign, who Is convelsant with the periodic a
works OF Europe. A n incident TO such pub
LEGATIONS, the mater which they contain is alto
gethef oil mixed nature, and oi nei It's the most
unequal. They are vast fed, wher. golden
wheat Is too often chekcd by useless or rerni.
c'ons tares, and where it imports us like the
prudent husoondman, to reject the one, aud
hoafd the Other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time SO nune,ous, 50 cost,
and so difficult to he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by large majority of the
eultvatols OF science in the United State thfo'
4 medium somewhat similar 10 the one now
proposed. II Isthetelo,e meant to live an eA-
tract SO copous OF then cont, nts, as not only To
exhibit the progress oithe Physical Scienets a.
broad, butto do away, in great degree, the
necessity oitccuuing II the works themselves.
The contents oithe journal viii be arranged
under he divis on OF
/. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
j. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
T. List OF New Publications.
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1921
Published Udrierlg-priee -Four Doilarsa year,
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The North American Review.

Vas hegan in lSl5, aud has since been stead
ly advancing in public estimation In lanua-
~, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, Of The University at Cambridge,
New-England. \ ntte series was then com
menced, with which il is convenient that sub
scriptions should begin. Orders for any Iari
of the work will however he thankfully re-
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who are inlcrestedin the publication
Pabiishcd qUarfeHg-Prict Fire Dollars a
ycar-pngabte in adrahre
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o. The EDIroRs OF rnE VunGIHfAN,
(asents for Lynchburg aud its vicinity, SO
Ilcit subscriptions 10 the above works.
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can journal Of Science. particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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her benelactress. Nature, who, bestowe
on her such uncommon talents, not IL d
hehetaied by the galimatns Of fools, bni,
by a proper application of her time. IL be
perfected into mental ehdpwmenis proper
tIonabit 10 her personal CHARMS. She arts
wisely IN being cautions of second mar
rldge, rs the great fortune which she Is pos
scssed of, mast render il difficult for her =
distinguish who coagts her riches, Who
herself. But the man who shall be happy
enough to obtain her, will do well to lnr-
~ his prize To nome retreat from tile gYeat
world, as ile facility which complain Of
might create him much uneasiness; for i
Is an eternal Truth, hal great love, and
some degree OF jealousy, are inseparable-
There thou highest, o ensird mortal en-
joy perpetual happiness :ifeandoi'r, frank
ness, good naiurc, understanding aud beAa-
~ could make tlier happy.
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OWE IRACT OF LIND,

M Staunon river, containing 2l6 acres, more
dess, five Feather Beds aud Furniture, one
bureau, one Cupboard, two Horses, four
Vows, TWO Heiiers and one Ball, one Wheat
Ian, one Dagon Plough. The title vested in
hsby said deed wii! be conveyed and no o.
Tier. DANIEL ASHWELL.}
EDWARD OLE, 1f""eeS'
April 4. ..45 go. w3w So
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
w ashington Monument Lottery.

Priceof tickets Sl0--shdres in proportion
The Office will be kept at the book store of
ii. Allison, where orders, accompanied with
the cash, or prizes in any of the Baltimore lot
teries, will meet with prompt attention. Per
sous holding prizes inthe Maryland State Lot
terry should exchange them before the rise of
tickets, which will shortly take place. Resu-
Tar lists OF the drawings will be kept forfbe
Inspection of holders of tickets in all the lot
tenes above mentioned. April /.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
FEMALE BEAUTY.


We do not reeollect fpeF - more
beautiful portrait, Than de following from
u gallant man aud intrepid soldier, Major
General CnAnLss Lev. He had travelled
much, had gen many objects, Was hard to
please, possessed great delicacy Of perccp-
ton aud feeling. Gen. Lees language is
warm aud eloquent
n Picture Of the Couatc8s Fs@sh* ~
The Countess has what We seldom see
united IN the same woman, ylsaclty aud
tenderness, dignity of person and feminine
snltGess. She is tall s exquisitcly shaped.
She is of and amiablc and commanding as
pect. Her eyes are of the langnlshing
English blue, but Of the GrcciaD largrness
aud contour. Her forehead is of a polish
and formation mol TO be matched. Her
| lips are full and ripe, from which issues a
brc!t tn which would create desires III age
aud c0!duess. Her neck is of such CO.
lon onI symmetry as TO make us curse in
ydious custom for preventing us gazing on
the whole of 50 arniable piece Of work
fnanshp. Her skin is of a smoothnGss
that the slightest contact thrills through
every pore, and beats alarm 10 thou
sand wishcs. Her person is rather ample /;
bot We could not consent To its diminu-
ton, lest some grace or beauty should be
lost.
70 man has seen her laugh; but she
smiles frequently. Her smiles stem rather
10 be the result Of an inclination to make
those about her cheerful and happy, than
Of any inherent gae'y Of disposition IN
herself. She has, al times, dash Of me-
lancholy IN her countenauce which 10 more
becoming than her smiles. These short
| symptom Of melancholy should attribute
10 her Vacancy Of heart, 10 her want OF
some object upon which she may fix her
affections a necessity which Nature has
Imposed upon mninan for wise pur-
pose--lhe perpetnation Of the haman race.
She has faults, but her faults seem 10 be-
i acquired--her virtues native inheritance.
She is so general, that it almost amounts
10 coquctry She makes too little distiac-
lion bctwixt the man of merit and sense
: aud the foolish and undeserying. She
can cruelty suffer the sincere respectful To-
yer to Ianguiah without ii glimmerofhopr
and give encouragement to the assured
inhilf. rent eoxcomb, who would boast o
: favours which she is, perhaps, determine,
n to confer on no man. Shit has the ap
: peagance Of being 81 satisfied with thcs
reptiles, that You would suspect her IN
dcrstandihg, did not every sentence whc
size uttefs correct this mistake. She MA
| be accused IL iii, Of ingratitade toward
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Condurted by BENJAMIN SILLIyAN, PRO
fesSor If Chemistry, DC, Yate College
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, beiween which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume.
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MIR. JOHN MooRLANp-Take no

w ice hat on Mondcy, the 2sih day Of II
prit neat, betueen The rising and settiug ~ TIE
sun, al The house Of Gent Cioyd, IN Monig0me-
ey county, Idat ptoetsd 10 tnke he depos.tlonA
of snid CioyA and oiteys 10 BE- Rad as ettdeaee
asud noe depending 1nhe Chnneerg Cear! for
The Lyuchburg district, in uhich lam ptaint.f
and you defendant, ,rteTe and whes you may
attend j you hink proper.
.MCH4EL GUpDELL.
] Naret IL, 81 ~
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by Elijah Mitchell, hear
:a'g date the 10Th dry OF March, 1921 and du.
" recorded in tie clerks Office of Bedford
county court, to secure certain debt therein
mentioned, due to james Lynch, we shall, on
me 23f1 day of April, at The dwelling house of
~ Mitchell, in Bedford county, proceed to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
,ity Lottery, 2d class.
6746 prizes
1854 blanks.

Price Of Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
The scheme of the 9th class of the Wash
ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same
as the last The same capital, and the tickets
are OF the same price. The only difference
consists in the distribution OF the capital into
prizes
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Notice

IlY virtue of a trust deed execHted to me
40 by John Bruce, Nv. So bearing date the
9th day of August 1919, and duly re corded =
the county court of Piasylvania, for the pur.
pose OF securing the payment of a debt due To
Pannlll q Dickinson, shall, on The ION day
Of May next, at the house of said ohm Bruce,
~ The aforesaid county, about two miles from
cherIises ford, on Stanton, proceed to sell,
f,r IL
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MARYLAND State Lottery, No. 2.


p,ife of Tickets, Sl2-stares IN proportion.
The Cd class of the University Lottery pre-
sents the following scheme which as it con
tains nearly as many prizes us blanks, will lie
cnnsidered the most sale
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y.a'YyENY AGENCY.

WIZARD & ATkiSSoN will receive
w orders for tickets in any of the North
.en Lotteries There are at this time three
s.Lemes in which tickets are ready tor sale
Z; the cit, of Baltimore. The ID class oil the
MARYLAND State Lottery (the lst just drawn
Is The most splendid.
n.xI.J Gfofa l attppv No %
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The following Slaves.

and other property, to wit IL negro woman
isbei, l woman Silvey, boy Peter, l boy
Richmond, and | boy Patrick, and the IN
crease Of the females, if any since the execu-
ton OF the aforesaid lrl st, logctherw with all the
household 4 Kitchen Furniture,
stocks of Horses, Cattle, &c. and plantation
tools, or SO much thereof as may be necessary
to effect the purposes OF said trust Acting as
trustee | shall convey such title only as is
vested in me as such.
ABRAHAM c, SHELTON, Trustee.
April H. WOW &c
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Negroes for Sale.

IA y parcel Of likely NEGROES,
,ao. "'i'eh VIII be sold low for casb--or ON
'"apie terms on or IL months credit.
March %. - a > ~. "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29

A friend called on Michael Angelo, pho
was finishing statue. Some time after
wards he called again; he sculptor was
still al his work. His friend, Iaokmf nc
the figure, exclaimed" You have i. "a
idle since saw youlast. -" BY no means,
replied the sculptor, 81 have re-touched
this part, and polished that have soften
al this feature, and brought out this mus
Gle | have given more expression tVihia
lip, and more energy To this limit. -
Wei, welI,' said his riiend "but all
these arc tribes" alt may be So" replied
Angelo, "hut rccollect that triiles make
perfection, aud that perfection is 10 tr!ii,ss
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CONDITIONS.
BI.A%HS.

FOR SALE AZ THIS OFFICE
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a Dettcote Repast. AT The Dolphin Inn.
At Exm0uth, last week, Il rat catcher I'M
dcrtook, for the trifling wager Of three
quarts of beer, to eat two rats, onirails aud
all After disposing Of one, which was.
brolled il, style for him, he desoured the
other raw, and offered for four quarts
more to eat Mr. Ewen's tihe lapdlord) tom
cat, il il We're caught for him.
I EDUisxL f,oner
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PRDpOS Ais
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NEW AMERICAS
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PROPOSALS

For publishing, by subscription, yCollection
of Fugitive Poems, Moral, Sentimental, and
SatlrIcal. BY Selleck Osborn
FHNHE author Of the articles which are to
. 4 compose this volume, never wrote with a
view TO fame or profit he merely obeyed the
impulse of the moment or those which were
sent to the press, he seldom obtained copies (;
and they were usually forgotten by him, until
recalled to his mind by public prints, which
have often gratifed him by hatterDg notices,
but which have also frequently annoy, d bin by
nuhlaiinns which were extremely mortifying
his last circumstance besides private solicit
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collect, with considerable pains, his scattered
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Of being genuine and perhaps that Of inculcat.
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From the National Adyocat,

nv From the National Advocate.
Inc "Aibion," British newspaper,
printed IN n. York. is not only royal and
ioyal to the back bone, up to the eye.lids
in love with legitimacy, blu, even goes be-
YONG the wishes and policy Of the British
inin'stry' who in the present crusade a
Ss'"s' opaln, certainly is not favorable to
Francc.-The following is an article
from that paper
"Iosd speed to tho 100000 French
men who are on their march TO Madrid"
Away with the reasoning of those who
call the throne OF Louis scrazy' throne,
and who fancy tina, the Spanish people is
unanimous in support of the faction at
Madrid. Let the French army cross The
fyrenees, and the illusion will vanish
Ihe French have no idea ofconqnesf, .he
loyal Shoniards know this, and ,vU re-
eys fIps
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SUSQUEHANNAI CANAI.

The governor and council OF Maryland
nave appointed judge Bland, George
Wmchester'and John Patterson, esquires,
commissioners to survey the route for
canal from the Susquehans river to Bal.
.timorc.
Potomac Canal. The same authority
has also appointed DIR. William How ard /,
COL A. Tenwick, and VIM. Price. esors.
commissioners to survey the route of a
canal from the Potomac river 10 Bal,i-
more. These appointments are made in
conformity to the resolution. passed at
tho late session Of the legislature.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-12

Capt. Porter left Msisnzas previous to
The 10th uh. in the steam galIioi, it is
understood for Trinidad.
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PREPARATION FOR WAR.

Extract of letter, dated Birmiophan.
March %, 1925, from one Of The first
gun manufacturers in the former place
very much regre: TO say, IT is i'm
possible, al this time, 10 get up any arli
clesiin my line of business. without nav.
ing nearly double the prices Of last wear,
owing TO The continuance OF in,ue r
orders Tor muskets, from the Spanish.
Portuguese, and other governments and
Tor the component parts ofthe arms re
CURED Tor these rders, such cx,ravsgant
prices are paid to the workmen, that il
is next to impossible to get them to work
at any thing else. icanno, execute the
order for gunlocks you have sent me, at
less than an advance OF from so TO IS per
cent. on the prices of last November I"
LoUDcUN GO. VA. APRIL % YESTERDAY
the body of man was found lodged a
gainst an old tree, in the middle of Goose
Creek, between Bermondaffer's and
Weidon's mills; part of the body above
the water; had on neat blue broad
Cloth coat, neat double gilt buttons, four
on each side ofthe breast, and all button.
ed, no waistcoat, blue cassInett pantaIoons,
an Irish linen shirt with three pearl but
tons on the bosom, & black silk hand
kerchief about his neck, blue and white
mixed socks, with white yarn heels and
toes, lacsd or Jefferson shoes much worn
In the pockets was found only 9 cents
cash, small leaihern purse, two leaves
yo. Tor 4pages) ofthe Roman Catho-
lie cateclism, sewing needle and
al Gin rF hIorL eatp;,,<~
In a piece of paper, on one side of
which IS copperplate stamp and motto
of,he Thespian society of New York,
was found lock of black hair, carefully
wrapped up with the needle and sewing
silk . smallhorn comb case, with the
letters b. w cot on one side and T.
part cut aud skeiched on the other.
small strip OF paper purportiDg 10
ha receipt, in the following words
"reoeived els, day Of March. Front Roy
~, Frederick CO. Va thereof 1929, of
Thomas white, one dollar, the amount
oftsx for him for the( The year is torn of.
ST. 90 (has l. ~ Hti''
but the remainder OF The sigDers name
torn of, OF worn away and may have been
Willis, or perhaps Williams.
We have heard OF 10 person missing
zsu6 seppUse the drowned nah to have
persisted ~ Goose creek or some of its
branches, at the breaking up of the ice
OF rising ofihe waters this spring.
4 he proper height of this man was
nearly six feet, the bo6y had isiD in the
water q considerable time, was much
swOicn END putrid.
Api1quest was held on view of the
body this day, and the unanimous opinion
vas, SHAT tbs; the drowned mar, q
stranger and INK n0wD TO the Jurors
came 20 his dcs,h by being accidentally
drowned"
The coat and handkerchief, with 9th.
err atlici1s above mentioned, are in the
possession Of Mr.. Lewis Steele, living
near Weldon's mill.
Capt. Porter left Msisnzas previous to
The 10th uh. in the steam galIioi, it is
n -. . 4
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PUBLIC SALE.

&sxA On THURSDAY. the FIFTEENTH of
ftIssfs5 MAY next, at IL o'clock, will be
ssss@z sold at the reading room, the
dwelling house and 4 lots of land;
on Stump Hill, lately occupied bv
the late MIR. c. Norton; the whole containing
about 211 acres well inclosed. The sit,,a,;ose,
is high and healthy with a fine view of the
river and town, from which it is distant about
2miies. The garden is well situated and has
many valuable vines, shrubs, fruit trees, and
good asparagus beds. The house Q storieg
high of brick, with every necessary out house.
with a pump connected with dairy atthe door.
The lots will be sold altogether or separately to
SHIT purchasers, and reasonable time for paw
ment will be given upon the purchase money
being we'll secured with interest from the day of
sale plat Of the land may be seen al the
auction room. S. a. MARSTELLER, auct
az - e.
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MARsHAL,S SALE

MILL be sold, on the premises, by the
w marshal, on SATURDAY, the TwkNrY
FOURTH day of MAY next, at l. o'clock, for
cash. all the right, and interest, of Alexan-
der Veitch, in and TO one