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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
F1RMERs' BANK OF VIRGTNT1

ihe rtqur' of competent number Sfrrkb,.isrs
"A nnd in pursuance "G the acquisitions the Act of As
seniy' passed the 9th day March ipsian, ,nti,isJ
nnct for extending the charter Of the Farnrrs' uant ~
Virginia" Noice Is Hereby given that a General Lcenr
q" said Stockholders will take place, ii-ir Arkinp ee
w the civ Of iIichniphd Tuesday lie 27 lie, NJ, Az,
neN 10 fake int" c"nsdeta tic Irorie nf 1pr,,rs
ana fntine he terms Of extending the charter ni e sa;j
Bank y NTCff.f 80 - s"'d
March 70, 1924. ''''"''"''
II n viii I've necessary tat NIL nroxes Le ci.a a.
the 3t.f Mach no 155,1 "''ot
eh virtue Uf deed Uf cxetuiPd Il, An mon FJsr
~ the Oh dnv oi Nav G2i. aud ul, record IL e cone,
Court Of Chesterfield will b. H. for read, nance a.,
i've 18Th dhv of This present Month NJ Isaac ID pn5,s,i
nvefn one negro woman nand Creiio Gr uttrnoses In
said deed expressed. RICHARD III Aht I,l'.'sss w
March - ' o.. ''e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

don for supposed reformation, or for good
conduct in the prison, is permitted Tie
crime of grand larceny, fr"ul and after the
LIST of May next, is declared TO cunsi,, in
stealing any thing the value Of " hich amounts
to fe" dottarS, or rp,cHds The stealing any
thing Of less rniue An,, ten doiaIs. after that
day, will be petd larceny. In other respects,
this act takes Elect from its passage; VIZ
from the 9th Of March, 1894
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

writer in the last fredericksburg Herald in,;ma,as
that in 1915 the Enquirer vndicard the arrests IL, Genera,
Jackson al New Orleans. TIE rrifey nistaken a.. =,
ienpis also to make that tie last man" among the
te candidates means "almos the secotd"A genuine o,
'sqrair. Also that because a likes mr. Calhoun less as
candidate than Gen Jackson trai nyeotA would line GEN
j. MS PRESIDENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

correspondent signing himself Gusrisi injuries 5,,
hnh an re Tie Cl1y caucus" hriu Aoss ,n8y n,ns
o." the Legislature attended. no were tire Cbairn,p 49,,
secretary whether IL was called toy public notice Sc-We
'Nr "cier room for b's queries means TO answer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

u we understand ih't Edwi Duncan, Esq (recenty in
the Senate OF Virginia. has nominated by the prs.
dent as the u States Attorney FOR Western Di,,rc of
Virginia the place ofe late Nlr. Peeson)and that his
nomination has beea unanimously confirmed by the Senate
Of the U. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

The City Council Of Boston about TO request Gen. La
Fayne II not nconycnieot ,u at that port bin
of cordial welcome. young Virginau at present in
Francew'cs to bis friends, that he has seen L. Fsyete and
understood hn to say ,hot he mean, to lay LIS bones
ufnopg US
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

The nomination of M"s>rS. Jackson and alEoun nv ,,.
Harrisburg Convention, President " Pre- hI,nt am
event when "" iniit e%prrttd-TLe nomination of Mr.
tlHy IN Virginia, y one whirh did not .1rsct ive
hef e"re consider G-H IarLson !ron ueni candidate,
'e"," .e people g" i"e unucd STATES. We consider Mr..
laws nomination IN different light His trie,,ss -
rry AZ perfect lab r> {" bring him forvsrd-heugh in
Frgmin hey c"nni nave ti" ,siirhP hue of his sGc
cess We 'aosi ch~criny publish their Address-wtL,nt
Dne word of Comment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

so your excelency, therefore the sta,esnan of
mer ira whose character exhibits the finest combination
~ engmeneh policy, prompt determination, au extended
tOre.igh dedicate the following and cannot
whhhod the expression Of my hope That ~ distant peri.
ou these kgh qualifications viii dianse more euarz.d
latitude Of public PROPERTY from tie chair oCEs o. Sfs
As Nc ) A." eoail 80 easily transfer his allegiance from
Mr. Clinton 10 Mr. Calhoun, there will be CREST difficult.
" inlransfering itfom Mr.. Calhoun TO Cen Jack.on
Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
LITERARY IMPROVEMENT
on MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE.

A MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE.
RTR. ANDERSON has the pleasure of in
lVl forming the friends and patrons ofhis cie-
7nentdry and classical school, that i'm Commenc-
ing the second year of its operation, impor-
tant addition will be made TO the scope and ex-
tent of its usefulness. An arrangement has
happily been made with AIR. VIM. G.. Kidd,
by which besides considerable improvement i'm
several essential branches of elementary instruc-
ton wiz. flirting .l,thmctic and Gcos,uphy)
a critical study of the higher Grcch: authors and
diligent cultivation of the powers and graces
of Eiocution, will be introduced. The last men
toned object, being altogether of a practical
nature, will be found at once useful and highly
ornamental in various departments of life.
TERMS.
The charge for tuition in all the above
branches will be ten dollars per quarter, paya-
BILE in advance; without any ert,rl charge tchute-
Ger.
n. b. For the entertainment and gratifica-
ton of parents and others who may take an in
terest in the subject exhibition OF the progress
of the pupils in Etocution, will, on each alternate
Saturday, be publicly made at the new & capa-
cious school room on Governors Street lately
occupied by .Nr. Robert Poore as his cabinet
ware room where an Academy embracing the
above objects, will be opened ON .Honday next
the Goth inst.
Sept. Ii
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TREASURY DEPARTMFNT,
NOTICE is hereby given to the proprietors OF

June 30th, 1924.
~ OTICE is hereby given to the proprietors OF
L the exchanged per cent. Stock of 1912, is
sued in pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
Gan act authorizing subscription to the old six
per cent and deferred Stocks, and providing for
exchange of the same," passed OH the 9th of July,
1912, that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may be due thereon the time, will
be paid to the said propretors, their attorneys
duly authorised, the first day of January, 1895,
at the Treasury iii Washington, at such Loan
Office, on the books whereof any portion of said
stock may stand
Information is further given, that Il surrender of
the Certificates of said Exchanged q per cent Stock
will be required at the time of redcnptiou md than
the interest thereon, will cease and determine to
the 3lst day of December, 1891.
WAl. II. CRAWFORD
Sec,y ofMe Treasury.
July o. t3IDI8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19

expressive of the sense of the mectinr AnJL,.
name will be found, among other distinou;,,,' !,
! ''Puon'ahs ON this committee, associated viii.
,ha' oi Dr. Charles Jarvis, Benjamin Austin,
i,r, huS"s' and others, the wcll-knc;vn father,
oi democracy in Massachusetts. Tho rel, =
lions reported, and unanimously adoptcd ~, H.,
meeting, were published, and NAV be seen j.,
Inc papers of the day.-They were sucb nc III
honour To the intelligence and patriotism of ti,.
committee present; and when the Ecd,,,,1 Sci,,t
"'en were afterwards compelled, by the indie,
MANI iceiings OF thc community. loudly and r,
Pea'',lv expressed, To call a general town ,ucc,.
ing, the same resolutions, in substance wcr,.
reported and adopted. At this last rnce,i,,-
john Quincy Adams acted as The chairman o.,
moderator.
Cntii the period Just mentioned, the Federal
party had continued to flatter themselves thof
hr. Adams was not wholly lost to them Bur
tosc his name publicly associated with those ~
the most active, and oi course lIic most obnox
'ous, dGmoc'dfs,-at time, too, when thew
were seeking TO collect and rally their forces
'or a last desperate effort to- rcgoin their ascen
dencyIn the councils of the nation,-was poi
only death-blow to their hopes, but signal for
the commencement of bitter persecution
against linn, which compelled him soon after III
resign The Senatorial seat which he held ut tLc;,
hands. Ofths resignation, il has been Iatcl,
SAID, by one of the most uniform and honc.t
democrats IN our country, that 1t &c was ercetct!
by the d,moc'"is as highly mc,itorious and trul,
q, meritorous, because he gave up
all conneXIon with party whose principles lac
disapproved ot-and magnanimous, for his re-
signation on the sublime republican principle,
that a representative ought to obey the voice oc
his constituents, or give them opportunity
OF c!cctng another i'll his place" TELL.
Ertract Of a Letter, from n gentleman in Ten
!, f,-If, ,<Jt ,, III. n
20 1924, on the subject Of lessee Bcat9n's Ii
bets. on the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
EVENING STUDIES.

MIR. w. C.. Kidd will enter into arrange
lvk ments to form evening classes, after bust
ness hours, for the different branches of educa-
ton which those engaged during the day cannot
then study. In these arrangements will be in
cluded the study of .Inthematics, Pure .1Iathe-
n,atics, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, and
Practical .4st,onomy--witht the system of !Steno-
grmphy.
Sept II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
LITTER III.
To lie TIiiOl,S Of HE .lncl.icnll

10 me i>gNOt'S ~ me ,3WcyIC6ll
GENTLEMEN: The principles which were
early nstied into the mind of Mr.. Adams, both
by the preccpts and example OF those with whom
his youth were passed, in relation 10 the natural
rights of man, and which are all dcducible from
our glorious Declaration of IdcDcaicncc, have
never been for moment abandoned or comprn-
missed by him, or any question of general poll
cy. These principles belong essentially to tho
character ufAI .1mCri,G2. They never were,
tbey never car be, thc rule ofconduCt 70 dcrna-
gogucs, or factious political partilans, Of any
sect or denomination. And those ~ llo viii fol-
low closely, and examine impartially, the polili-
cal course Of Mr.. Adams, will DC able to
trace every opinion which hc has given.
TO the constant prevalence Of these priaci-
pics; they will perceive an GirayjabIc coHsjsicH-
~ IN every public expression Of his sentiments,
winch we look for in vain among the devoted
followers or leaders of that party. Hence il
was, t'Iat during the five years that lc continu-
cd member of the United States Senate, lie
was a!tcrnatyely claimed By both parties, and
was sometimes found to stand almost alone, in
the maintenance Of those fundamental truths,
which we proudly boast as forming the basis OF
our government and the assertion of which, uD-
doUbtCdiy produced our revolution. 1t was not
enough Tor him, that proposition, affecting a
ny great national interest, originated with this
or mat Pnriy, TO secure it TO lis support he
examined il on the broad ground of princip!c,
and opposed or defended it, according TO the no.
nest dictates of judgment unshachicd by pre-
conceptions.
In 1903, the seats Of both the United States
Senators from N1sss- frrscfts became vacant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
oUANrrco CANAL LOTTERY
692l prizes
1926 blanks.

1850 tickets u blanks to a prize.
This Lottery is formed by the tcrnary Combina-
ton and Formulation of p numbers The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will he determined in few
moments by the drawing of numbers of 81 put
into the wheel. As the present Scheme varies lit
,lc from the former ones, explanations may be OBJ
aimed at the Managers Office under the Eagle Ho-
tel, Richmond.
IL The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 25th day of November, or at much carer
day, if the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
AUCTION & COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TByIIE subscribers under the firm of Bradfute
Il and Tompl<ius, will establish, on the 18th
of this month, an Auction and general Commits
sion Business, i'll the town of Lynchburg, in the
house now occupied by Mr.. John Robinson, at
the upper end of the town. Consignors of goods
arc assured that every cxcrtion will be used for
their interest, and the utmost puuctuality OBJ
served in renittanCcs.
we will also attend to the sale Of Real and
Personal Estate III or uear the town, on tic Gus
tomary terms; and TO tho shipping of country
produce and other articles TO Richmond; and to
the receiving of goods to be forwarded to tue
West.
ARCHIBALD BRADFCTE,
QUARLES TOMPKtNS.
JvnChburg, 7lH Sept. 1871 67wiw
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IL The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is pubiiShcd
toice ,ceek, (Iaesdays and Fidcys,) al TIRE dot
lars per dn',um, payabie IN adraace.
l5- For ddcerfising-tify cents squire (orIcss)
for tie first insertion, a,d 81 12 cents for coch
tinmance.--Ihe number Of Insertions m"a be noied
on TIC W. 81, onier,cise they wiU be continued and
charged accordingly.
~ advertisements from he country In he paid
for an adrdnce, or assumed By reponsibie id
uidAai IN his place Manchester.
~ al letters 10 Tie Editors must be post paid,
or they TW rcceire no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
NOTICE.

A PETITION will bc presented to- the next
~ General Assembly Of Virginia. praying that
law may pass, allowing BENJAMIN TAYLOR,
-nau Of colour, to remain in the State.
Oct.tl wtwf5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
SKETCH
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS .

TAKEN FROM THE PORT FOLIO OF APRIL. 1919.
To ,rhich are adiod, The Letters Of Ten: Orj.
.ginaiiy mifrcssed 10 he Editor IF the Bull
more american. Respccifuiiy suJniiied 10
TIE serious consideration Of those Eieeltoitlers
Of Pirginia, mho desire 10 exercise ne hj~b
Pririicge IF cofft's' far n P,rMdenioT he O.
mted States at Mc approaching Eieciioa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20
JAQUELIN =. TAYLOR

rs now receiving from the Hannibal and other conyeyan
L ces, useful assortment of DRY GOUDS:
Ainongst ,cheh are,
Superfne cloths and ca>simeres
London hats aud umbrellas
Company Fl &C bandanna haudkerchiefs
Madras and other do
Striped and checked cravats, fashionable sivle
White and striped jeans aud saiteens
Angola cassimeres aud striped Grandercls
While and colored Marseilles
Circassian bombazetts and Denmark satieens
Blssk bombazine and levantine
Irish linens lawns and hollands
DO. shseiibgs and diapers
Ladies' whie aud black cotton stockings
Do. English aud French silk do. Tscr;n,ion
Genilemen' siik cotton and thread hosiery of every de-
Ladies' and geR'iemen's gloves, good assortment
English and Italian sewing silks aud grapes
Spool and ball
W. H. osnaburgs and all colored threads
Striped and checked cambric ginghams
Blue and white fincy prints and plates
Superfne calicoe printed musIns rich zenbvr n,or,s
Cotton and jaconet cambrics, we'll assorted
Plain and timboured muii aud book muslins
FlusliH robes and dimiiies
London pins and needles, improved qrni,u
Linen aud cotton checks and beJticking
A few NleIinn sbaNlS-cIrap
Linen cambria mud paskeens
And other seasonabie goods, which wlsel at fair
advances 4
large supply of German Rolls Burlaps osnabures
aud Tieklenburgs, at moderate prices.
April Q. ,uO-io,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20
"APoErt" Foh TIE SAriovAL ryrsLLiegScen
Eighteenth Congress.
TUESDAY, APGfL IL.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Noble, from the Committee IN PEI
sons, reported the bill from the Home, of
REPRESENTATIVES,, concerning Invalid psn.
sion'," with an amendment.
Mr.. Van Bnrcu, from the Committee ON the
Judiciary, reported the resolution autboriziry
the purchase Of q certain number or comics -
The Journals of the old Congress and. Also
the bill 90 provide for the settlement oCcer.
tam perDniafy claims against the Y. States"
wifhnIt amendment.
On motion Of VIZ. Barbour, the Message re-
ctl'td yesterday from the President of The
Omted states, 10 relation to the claim Of ii,..
state "i virginia f1r interest 0n moneys bo~.
,O"eo 'or military pnTpsscs. during he a,c
war together with snud-y documents rel,'ing
'"tHe Sam" ''hytc', "cg" RETIRED ~ the Cg,s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20

Nr The ENQUlE Err is published twice week general
~ and three times week during session of the State
LsgisiaiPrice, the same as heretofore, Frs Dollars per
annun, payable in advance Notes of chartered sp.ci
nayug banks (oHiy) will he received in payment Te Ed
ios will guarantee the safety of renng them by mail,
the postage of all letters being paid by the writer's
rr M paper will be- discontinued (bu at the discretion
OF Elitors) until all arrearages have paid up
" whoever VIII guarantee the payment of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
NJ One square, iessFrst Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, SO cents.
No advertisement inserted. until either been Maid
for assumed by person in this city, en,on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20
NEiV GROCEIIY

,sVS EPH a. WEED (recenly ofthe firm Of no r. CHM
r. C") hrs taken the doors ab1ve The Bell
e,i rn where hs us on hand md intends teepng gem
aspriment " GROCERIES, selected particularly for
qlurs. 'e '''' ''t'''"' VI" " '"''t ica' "nu ~
ta trends and tbe public GENERALLY are respectfully In.
Wr prices ''' "''"7 'o"e'' I"s'''
wv a1ulieratiop i' W '''tV'"u "'' "''''
7' " io7--wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20
FIRt. INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE.
VIE subscriber, as Agent for the NEW YORK MAN
~; TITAN INSURANCE COMPANY, for the State Of
virginia, ready proposals and procure poces
Tor nsuring against fire all kinds insurable properly
GEORGE IVES,
April i6. iIo,.Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20

staple articles. particularly cotton. To these
however, must he added the humane and be-
nevoient policy of The government, " hicl Ina:
ever directed fostering care 10 the Indian.
within our limits This policy is as old as the
government itself; and has been habitually
and strongly extended to the Cherokee nation.
BY the 18th article of the treaty of Holston
m the year 1871, it is stipulated " that the
Cherokee nation may be led to a greater de-
gree OF civilization, and to become herdsmpn
and culii,ators instead of remaining in d state
of hunters, the United States will, from time
to tune, furnish, sratuitously, the said nation
with useful implements of husbandry and,
further to assist the said nation in SD desirable
"A pursuit, and, at the same time, to establish
certain mode of communication the United.
States will send such and so many persuns to
reside IN said nation, as they may Judge pro-
per, not exceeding four in number, who shall
qualify themselves To act as Interpreters
These persons shall have lands assigned hy
the Cberokees, for cultivation, for themselves,
and their successors in Office hut they shall
be precluded exercising any kind oftrafIc."
In conformity Ia the provisions Of this arti-
Gle, the various utensils ofhusbandry have been
abundanily and constantly distributed to the
Cherokee nation, which has resulted in Great
Ing taste for farming, and the comforts of
civilized life. This humane policy of the go
vernment, since the termination of the late
war, has taken, in some degree, a new dlrPc-
ton. Certain benevolent societies, in the
year 1916, applied for permission To make
establishments among the Chernkrrs, and
other Southern tribes for the purpose ofrdu-
eating and lnstruciing them in the arts of civ
iilzed life. Their application was favorabIy
received. The experiment proved so favOra-
bic that Congress, by the act of Sd March,
1919, appropriated 10000 dollars, annually
as Civilization Fund, which has hern ap.
pliPd IN such a manner as very considerably
tn increase the extent and usefulness of tho
efforts of benevolent individuals, and to nd
vance the work of Indian civilization.
In performing the high duties nf humanity
To the wreiched abnriginps of our country, il
has never been conceived, that the stipulation
Of the convention with Georgia, 10 exiuguish
the lndian title within her limits, was contra
'ened. The Government has been aciuated
solely by desire TO prrfnrm the obligation,
winch considerations of humanity imposed on
us IN relation Ia these unfortunate people. -
Their situation, at best, is wrefclIrd, and can
only he rendered toIerable, by the perpetual
exercise ofthai humanity, kindness, and JUS
lice, which has ever characterized the acts of
the GnNernment, towards them.
nave the honor 10 be-, very respectfully, sir,
your Obpdient Servant,
q CATHOJTN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20
JOHN n. GORnON

JOHN N. GORDON
Offers. for Sale tie Jolioio,ng Articles
IVES, India ~ o. Sugars Jamieson's fresh Crackers
0ld "me Mu'catei & Bloom Raisius
Prime GreenS Durham Mus,ard
Imperial fresh Rice
nunpowder Teas Aspice & Pepper
n'achi anu GiFger. Mace Gloves
1tNson Skin J Nutmcgs Cinnamon
l"miy i'ai ana lump Sugar Long Pepper Turmerick
W" "hue"a Indigo, Fig blue j. Starch
Sichy no. 800 Alum, Salts \ Sal,peue
,,'soo" WINE topperaS Madden i Logwood
I"r'' ana Cider s. Wine Vinegar
malaga Nichols SIideis' SOAR
nd Jamaica GXi0& I0XI2 Window Glass
fr"',suH,@ rum Erown's best chewing Tohac-
And ' Peac brandy M Snsann Seg gn,,, p
lloiiand & Country Gin Snuff ff
GA rye common Whi>tey Bed Cords & Leading Lines
LONDON Porter IN q. bottles Wheniores COTTON wnol
MolaSSes selected for retail Cards "'N'
Smrars country Iron Spinning Cotton
Ii""sh iiftes Letter foolscap Paser
Gei"'' & b'>icTed Steel Wrapping Paper, do. Twinr
S nv ,'p1ol blown Gnnp"wder, Dupont's Il, FF
spet.h x f'Ii"w candles and FFF
i;nSh.h American Cheese DO. Eagle, double strong
rtre Arl"T DO Patent Shot assorted
N"oc"ia't, Dosiun no. 4 Five gallon Demijohns
ALSO,
1870 lbs Cotton Yarn from No. TO IS
20 bags fresh Almonds
Is do. do. Filbers
. do. do. Madeira Wanuts
~ barrels Tar, in good order
) 30 do. prime Northern Potatoes
ON CONSIGNMENT,
~ barrels white and brown Brazil Sugar
100 Kegs Cut Nails, assorted sizes on, SD to cod
so do Brads, from sd. 10 god.
800 10. fresh Geese Feathers
boxes good Wool Hats
100 sides Upper Leather
so Kip skins
April rs. 10 70,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-20

~ VACCINATION.
consequence ofibe prevalence Of small pox in different
o oar country and in paris To an alarming
he subscriber has received applications
vaccine virus. Since the abolition tie ofse NJ
and ~ agent, ne has considerable expense OF time
gralHousiy distributed u practitioners Of NE.
~ Ober persons but in equence Of the
ali ~ nemand made bin, and With view Go furnish
this may apply with the genuine infection he takes
no ou OF iniorming physicians and others that he will
tions supply any one, except the following cOudi-
will ~ A applications made by letter. enclosinr 3
oa W immediately attended Three dollars will be re.
NJ OF persons who apply IN person.
-; ennmohd, April rs. w WIN. Vt. UENTNG
w -. be sold, on Friday ibe sob prevent nI5nth
APr'D " the late residence of Francis Smith dee
prisona estate " said Smith consisting Of parcel
And sgroes crop Of corn, stock % horses caue hogs
All, h"se Old and Kitchen furniture piaatainn uten.
alt . credit until the 1T day % January tg25 will be
citv W The purchaser giving bnud with approx ed spcu.
d. Suns rNccetng fse dollars; that ard uu-
"'' Gus" VIII be required.
WM. FISHER. ". H. s.
Tor Geo VIM. lee, sheriff and committee
49, AdmOr of Francis Smith, dec
--.'P'il W. ff2-ugweT
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UIHGINIA: Al Court of Appeals held AZ the 0apIioI
~ the city OF kchnond, Friday 26th March. 1924
paVit Lanier and William Shelton, surviving partners
- i1'"ieri suction ana Cooke, Appls
Nelson Crawford and Reuben Crown,rJ s,,rv;vino mart
III vi Corke. Cr" ~ ford Co. App'ees
pon an appeal from judgment of the Superior Court
law OF Amherst county On the motion OF the arpellees
~ thelr counsel aud Tor appearing court
j ordered tat the rule entered the
way p January last, requiring the appellants sew cause
" ne 'cnlh daY nj The present month, why they should
' give nr~r security for the prosecution this appeal
'u enlarged until the teDih day OfJune next.
Anril rs. 20 20 ~ ~