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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22

Mo- i E.-By virtue Ola uu>t decd made
Ill by Alien Talbot. bearing daicthe Roth day
OF june, ls25S recorded in the county court OF
Amherst. andin the corporation court of Lynch
burg. the undersigned, The trustee in SAID or
der, To carry mtoexecufion the purposes there
of, viii before the doors ofthe said Allen Talbot
IN the corporatiou of Lynchbulg. sell to the
highcsi bidder Tor cash. on the first day OF No
Sembcr rexi, the following property Ia wit !;
one Cow aud Gait one Set Mahogany Tables
ono Tea Tahir. one 8audle stand halt dozcn
CHAINS. two Looking Glasses. Sundry Table fut-
nilure, one Colt. to Walnut fables, Que Wal
nut Desk. Two Beds and Furniture. quantity of
Kitchen Furniture, aud thre, slaves, to Wit; one
man named Milan, one woman named Marv
and one girl named Leama. Sncn riile only
vii be sold as the Trustee may lawfully con
ves. STERLING CLAIBORNE.
Oct 10 tds2l
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Real Estate for Sale.

SSCSILL be sold oil the premises. on Tuesday
w the Goth day Of November next, ardpos
session given on Goth December, the two-story
brick house on main street III the town of Lynch
burg. now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Sampson
Dme,,id and VIM. +. Johnson Also, lot nd.
Joining Liberty Ware house, with 4 small fran
ed house thereon. ON the following terms, one
fifth oCthe purchase money will he required to
he paid down. iiieother four fiihs To be divi-
,led into four annual instruments. The purChas-
or giving bonds with approved security ON the
two first navmcnts. 4 deed of trust on the pro.
p,rtv 10 secure the two last payments.
4 The sale will be conducted by John r. ID.
Payne, Auctr. -
THOMAS FOX. Attorney,
for James Fox Legatecs
Oct. l. tc6wl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
Sept. l3.

'nA DON blNDERY The subscriber pa, lar
- " procured an additional FIRST rate hoooh
Binder, which enables HIM to do all work u
that line with neamcss and dispatch. lie hs
received direct from Philadelphia, very 'ate,
supply of paper Of very superior quality WIZ
enables him to do any kind of Biank torh al
minutes notice, Merchants Clerks. and the pm
lie generally may rely ON having any "oih %.
dered of me, faithfully done and made ont o. y.
best materials and at very low prices = g. So,.
wishing books bound are requested to bring 'ne" '
forward Immediately as am somewhat AZ Ief.
ure aud can do them much better than VIZ"
am pushed with work. The public are luf.''
informed that bind books at much lower P'i,"
than they ever were known 10 be done al J" y,
dart of the country, aud in much more SUI
or manner ADRIAN K NORTH
Feb. y Isl -
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Life OF Mar con.
August 80.

Ym0R REM, - The tenement of the Fire
- Proof Brick budding on the main street, at
present occupied by lhos. +. Randolph, esq
being the second door below the Franklin Ho-
tei II has a passage IN trout, and IS well arran-
ged for the residence of private family Posi-
session will be given ON the first day OF January
next. WIN. RADFUkD.
Oct Is. TIT
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David and Robert X Vie.

1Ef AVE the pleasure OF informing their custo.
IL mers that they have just received from
Ne" York, few articles in the fancy line. a
mong which are the following, VIZ
A few Superb Lace Capes 4 tes.
Handsome Thread u Gymp Lares & EdginSs
Cold. Gros de Nap, plain and ID new and
splendid article.
Also, large assortment fashionable Morocco.
Seal Skin Black ~ White prunella Shoes.
A large assortment of fashionable Winter
Goods is daily expected
Oct =.
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OCT 4.
New Arrival of Books.

~ VIE subscriber has the pleasure al annorne7
4 ing 10 his friends and the public generally
that he has received direct from PhiladcIp'na'|
the last evening, stage fe" very splendid new
works which he viii sell perv low
Among the books are the following new worh'
viz:
Reuben Apsley in vols. by the author oil
Brambctye House The Tor Hill &c. &C. Inns
work is so universally praised that any thing
more said from ne might be superfIuous.
The Lpicurean Tale by Thomas Moore, TINS
is said 10 be decidedly the BEST production from
the pen OF the author.
Tie Living and the Dcad-This work IS wei
worthy the attention ofn'y religious friends as ~
public generally and am greatly mistaken Il
all who read II is not well pleased with IL
The Suhaltcrn or Sketches Of the Peninsula
Was during the Campaigns Of lSl3--ll, ny al
eye witness, this work is well worthy the atie~
ton ofevcry person, aud much question Wbfin.
er more interesting work was ever published
ABRAM r. NORTH
Sent l2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22

M O1ICE.-My wife, Mary A.W. Evans, Ia
III wing left my bed aud board without ny
consent, do hereby caution all persons from
credltng or in any manner trading with her VI
my account, as | will not be responsible for any
ofner contracts. JAS II. EVANS.
Sept "a. lml5
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English French India and Domestic
Bhoiesaie and Retai Hare HUE.
ANDREWS g. BROTHERS

Are now prepared 10 offer their friends aud
the public in general IN addition 10 their stock
on hand, large and valuable assortment of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22

MIR EDWARD HARMS. SIR, YOU will take
III notice, that on the eighth day OF No
vember next, al John w. Hanis's Mil. in Mel
son County, State of Virginia, shall take the
dispositions of sundry Witnesses, to be read as
evidence, on the trial OF a suit depending in the
Superior Court of Cuancery for the Lynchburg
District in said STATE in which am complainant
and you aud Others are defendants Aud in
case the DISPOSITIONS should not be taken on that
day. ! shall on the 18th day ofthe same month
take the dispositions of sundry Witnesses. at
the said Mill, to he read as evidence in the said
suit, WILLIAM b. HARRIS.
Oct Ill 4v10.
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Fall and " inter Goods.

purchased Icy their senior partner at New York,
at great sacrifices for cash. also many articles
imported by their house at Philadelphia. ex-
pressly for this market whirh they will sell AZ
much lower prices than have heretofore been
called cheap.
u They have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices, which they will always
ask M firsi, aud winch they wineyer IN the least
deViate from; they make this notice public for the
Information Of those that wish 10 favour them
with their custom. BY this mode those thai wish
to purchase, will get equally low 10y order as il
personally applied for
Persons wishing 10 purchase any article will
find II much to their advantage To call at their
cash store, where goods are sold to Town aud
County customers Al the same price.
They will remark their stock will be kept up
by weekly arrivals, which will enable them 10
have the latest and most admied fashions o.
Staple d Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article OF useful goods
such as.
Broad Cloths s. Cassirneres,
Cassinens & SAumetts,
Coloured Plans,
Rose 4 Point Blankets,
Flannels e. Baizcs,
BombaZetts.
Striped Il Plain Linzys,
Ncsings, assorted,
Bed Tickngs,
Irish Lincus 4 Lawns,
Black " Coloufed Silks,
Fancy silk shawls h Hdkf
Tortoise Shell Tuck and Side Combs,
Grape Leases g. Gauges,
hish Sheeting L. Table Linens,
Plaid aud Striped Muslins,
Silk & Cotton velyets,
Kid Silk and Beaver Gloves,
Sewing & Floss spool Cottony,
Ribbands and Fringes
Thimbles & Ladies Wallets,
Black and Cord Cambrcs.
Plaids and Checks
Tickingburgs,
Book Muslins
Osnaburgs VERY Stoutl
Cotton Cloths
Swiss Mu>lns,
Circasslan PIaids.
Calicoe Prints
Laces aud Edgings
Cambrics and Muslins,
Merino and Cashmere Shnwis,
Lace and Gauze Wells,
Grape and Muslin Robes.
Belt Ribbands
Bobbneu iaces,
Silk Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Linen Cambria Hdfs
Italian and Canton Grapes,
Jaconet and Null Musins,
Superior Black Levantne,
Tapes, Cords and Bobbins,
Needles aud Pins,
Silk Buttons and Scissors
Lcghoru aud Straw Bonnets,
Together with n number of other articles in
the Dry Goods line. too numerous to enumera,e
Fur and Wool Hats.
HARDWARE.
Nearly every description of Hardware.
EARlHEN AND GLASS WARE
They have on hand large assortment Of Ear
then and Glass Ware. which is oferd cheap.
SHOES.
Ladies', Gentlemcns' and Childrens' shoes at
low prices.
GROCERIES,.
An extensive assortment of Groceries also,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
They have opened nj their room back of their
store on Main Street, large assortment of
made Clothing which will be disposed OF al pri-
ces worthy of attention,
Cont oD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
CHEAP FALL. PRINTS.

YfuSl received an extensive supply of Fall
- undreSsed Prints Of rich Green and other
seasonablc colours. which for cheapness can be
compared with any Domestic or Foreign manu-.
factnre, Calicoes, and for sale Ivy the piece or
yard, as low as amy in the United States
Also one case Black and White undressed Ca,
licoe Prints IN bolts TO suit purchasers.
Apply TO
ANDREWS s. BROTHERS.
Next door to Messrs. Morgan & Mcdaniel
Sept. II, 2ifctS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
Oct. 4
Leather at Auction.

~ n the I'D inst. | win sell out my entire
~ stock OF LEATHER comprising Waxed
and Russet Upper, hip and Calf Skins, Slliring,
Bog Hides, Harness Bride Leather, Sole Lea
Their, &c three Stoves, and sundry other articles.
The sale will take place at my Office near the
Market House. Terms will DE liberal and made
known on the day OF sale.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
OC, II tdsl0
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,

y ME new brick badng now erecting by
- the subscI ber, ON an cninence about mid
way between Charlottesville and the University
OF virginia, fronting the east end Of the street OF
the latter, aud commanding an extensive aud
beautiful view of both places, as well as a great
extent of country around. is designed for pab-
lie house ; and is expected to be complete by
the LIST of January next. It's location, the ele
Walton and beauty OF the situation, and the size
aud arrangement OF the interior of the building
render it very desirable, The house is fifty five
by fifty feet, four stories high with 81 rooms.
The stable vii be OF brick. l03 by 81 feet, sni1i
Gent TO stable 30 horses. All other necessary
houses will be added with an extensive garden
and as many lots of land adjoining as may be
deemed necessary a well is already sunk which
affords IN abundance of excellent water. This
establishment the subscriber proposes to lease
N rent, and invites ali disposed to view the pre-
misses ALIEN GARRETT
Charlottesville, Sept -. c2m8
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
July 10.

NSroIICE.-By virtue of deed of trust exc
III curcd To me by Daniel +. Christian to Sc
cure debt due John Christian and recorded on
the 2oih day Of NoVcmber, so and OF = cord
IN the clerk s office OF Amherst County, viii be
sold at said Christians house, on Harris's
creek, on the 24th day of November. for ready
money, the following property to wit, three
beds, Two tables, one trunk, one desk, four
chairs, &c Acting trn,tee, will oulv convey
such title as is vested in me by deed aforesaid
PEIER +. CHRISTIAN.
Aug. 30. tctds4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22

hSfO rlcE--All persons having claims against
A.8 the estate of Littlebcrry PattcSon, decd
lands Parcson, decd, and John Mcconnell
dec d, are hereby requested to bring them for.
ward for adjustment, being about To close any adj
mInlSiraton accounts with the SAID estates. If
they are not presented by the first day of De
eemher next this notice will he pIead ia bar of
such as may be after that date
ALEXANDER PATTEsON.
August % c3m3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
sept. %.

HAVE, tract Of land. contiguous to that
Offered for sale by the Executors ofthc late VIM
Cali. Wing on the south side of james River in
the county Of Campbell, which would be a con
ven,mt appendagc to H. Those disposed TO
purchase OF the ESrcuors. the land advertised
by them, may take mine at its value. and upon
the same credit. JOHN GARTH.
Oct. - ,ds23.
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SEloR SALE.--My House aud Lot. adjoining
% the property of Mathew Brown in the
own OF Lynchhurs. A bargain may be had by
application to the subscriber.
HENRY MERIDETH
July 30. f.tslO2.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
WILLIAM IRWIN.

a. The Editors Of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement till the day of sale, and
forward their bill to this Office for payment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
From the National Journal of Monday.

The Navigation Interests and Policy of Greaf Britain,
In our paper of Friday threw ou' a few expa-
nations and remarks on the SUBJECT OF the cUrrespon-
dence between MIR. Canning and Mr. Gaalin. We
propose to-day offer very brief observations on
the obvious character of the policy which Great
Britain Is pursuing and the manner III which il be-
us to meet and TO counterfeit it.
There few attentive observer Of the co,r-s
of things during several years past who have not seen
variety of indications that the time has rome by when
tho great manufacturing and maritime atoms of the
old world contemplated the growth of the United
States with an -uuconCcTned eye. In the opinions
which have prevailed in Great Britain parlculariy
the change from uuconcern TO anxiety from feeling
nearly allied to contempt, to Of Visible and active
apprehension, has been most marked, well most
rapid For allher greatness OF power, for all her a.
bundance ofweah, for the extension of her name and
influence TO the most distant regions she is entirely
indebted to the superiority Of her commercial marine
To the preservation Of this interest, therefore, il is
natural and necessary that che should direct her utmost
vigilance and energy it has elevated her TO an unpar-
aelled pitch of prosperity: il has sustained her against
the shocks which have shaken other nations TO their
foundations and lis fall would carry with it all her
political 5pendJur and power. Heretofore there has
appeared nation competent TO dispute the CONNER
cal sway of Great Britain. All others have exhibit
ed deficiency either in enterprise manufacturing
ingenuity, or maritime strength, by which they might
be able 10 meet her in successful competition. II
was left for the United States as soon as they had
cast of the letters Of foreign lhrall, and reused them
selves into sufficient energy TO grasp the various adyan
lagC5 Ot STATE OF natI0al tranquility, 10 oppose 10
her a rivalry sufficient TO shake the influence which
her long monopoly had given to her. How lively the
appreheOsons are which have been excited by our
success, to this period, and by the probability of IFS
crease, may be gathered rom the tone of Of the
leading politicians and papers of Great Britain since
The recent change in her navigation laws. IN this
tone may discover the sensveness with which she
marks the approach Of danger to her navigation inter
ests and the spontaneous eagerness with which she
rushes TO their defence. The long and exclusive pos
session Of The ocean and tic markets o. he world
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

mates The immense Island Continent OF .Ne.c Hoi
tand, also begins to furnish supples-and the land on
This globe. fitted to the growth cotton is competent TO
furnish thousand times than people can con-
sume and besides, the cotton of MANY countries Tex
cept as to the small quantity of Sea Island, which we
rase) is better than 1t is impossible then
that we have preserve aaosopoy in the sale of
thus staple Our publication has already passed beyond
Tie profitable demand. The crop of 1926 compared
with that OF 1895, shews increase OF 10000 bales
or more than one fourth of the whole quantity produ
ced in 1895. Can H,s Increase co1s,inwe2 No-no-
no-indeed mol"
Cotton was first raised in the United States except
as a garden product in 1889 or 1890. The following
statement shews the quantity exported some of the
years, since that time, aud is from the same paper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
DIED

AT Mrs Mayo's residence near Jh's CIV. on
day morning, EpwABD WrNtreIp Scorr, tha
est child Of Gen Sect and Of .Icr interest auo -
mise
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
AN OBSERVER.

ERRAl.. ~ 0,e 1st and 2l Nos. of IAN OBSERVER"
IN the 1si No. ead of "1oderic this emnobug employ
nen" read udtrrotc, &C. In the "a No. instead of
"brgest office ~ the gift of the people," highest
Office &c Instead of "drang the rivers" read dam,
3gg out, Sc,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
THE SPIRIT OF The OLD DOMINIC
~ Slenhkn y. .Mitch,M. RicLnnond -


This work has Just commenced its career, md il al ia
pend entirely upon the supper; which may f-ea ~
the citizens of Virginia. for its future comtinuatan r
periodical undertaking. which shall combine origfnai .i..
of national character and scenery, with interesting
from history, or The pleasant wandernrs of ia.-
will supply dcsdcratiIm which has been long rPo,..
1t is the object OF the author render the above ruen,i,
work, entirely of this TIE great ma. Of matte
ais afforded by the peculiarites of soil, chara
history, of the State of Virginia. favourable &; "a.
authors views; aHd he will endcavour by all the mean; ~
his power, fashion in such shape, as shall sa
Went to public qualification and Improvement a y5.z
has been commenced with limited paora. b. t ,i
great cement which is extended t. IS T.. c,,I
literary works. incie the author prosccu;san y his
plan, he shall rely upon that portion of fav- Or ;.s
afforded him. which his efforts shall deserve. Tne
number, containing ''The Rose of the AeelaG, ali, b..
shortly put press, and will be delivered to s.s.-
upon the fsi of June. All persons who may wish ,.
scribe this work he'd best DO while a suiccnl .lr
tity Of tine first number remain upon hand after ,.
have been disposed OF, it will be impossible Il, rs !s
ther edition, until the subscription list shall b., SD ~ .
authorize it. All agents holding subscriptions lists. ar
requested forward them immediately s.,3s-,t,..,
will be received by II. & T. Nash, Richmond: Alr r
North, Lynchburg; c. Bonsal, Norfolk; Il. Whine poo
burg and VIM Il. Porter, Liberty.
- Editors Of newspapers tlroughout the State 90,
7rested to give the above liberal Insertion md e. e
doing the numbers of the work they are publisbsd
be transmitted them gratis. Letters post maid adj,
to the author or J. II. * T. Nash of Richmond ,,ll
attended to. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

Counterfeit Of the dollar BRANCH pj.tg #.
the Farnes' Bank of Virginia. on which are n, 10,
ters f. F, Cor X, have recently been altered from
10 80 dollar notes. The figure '5 and words "FiV 50
have been extracted and the figures "3On and 5. ..
THIRTY" stamped In the places of them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

NAyvr.-Fhe y. s Corvette Cyane, Cspt E.,,.
from the coast Of Brazil, was at ST. Barn. sI.,,
sail for st, Thomas IN q few dsvs
ne he =. smPs John Adams, Captain VIII
April, just arrived from Havana
The I. 5. Sioop OF war Lexington. Ca.
Booth, will sail from New York shortly for d..
terraueau.
Captain Errrry, at Boston. from Palermo
that letter had been received from Malta d..
bruory IS, which stated that the North Carolina
RoGERs after lying there a month, without obi
?ratlque, had sailed for Mahon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

The Greek fond in Boston amounts 70 more than
twelve thousand dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

lEsTERDAY-The Jockey Club purse $500 mics
neas-waS contended for by Ariel and Laay tIl1
BottsO and taken at two heats by the first
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
Valuobie Land and MUS for Sale.

TIME subscriber nuc u offer his lands for sale Ivn
Il IN the county OF Aihemarie the Rivsnna river, nne
miles heiow harioesville and within miles cf
road leading to Richmsnd. The tracts viz BELLE
FUE aud BUCK ISLAND, containing about 200 acres of
which there between 600 aud TOO clea
there between 400 and 500 low grounds nearly equal
ly divided betweeuhe by the Rvanna river; the
whole Of this land in good state VI Improvement aud
vaon well adapted to the culture of Com Wheat
the Buck Island tract peculiarly TO growth
OF Grass and Clover and might be made the graz
farms this SIDE Of the Ridge. The cleared lands
both sides ofthe also good heart voud land on
both sides at the conveniently loo ated of
the farms part OF which is of good quality, aud part
timbered There both good dwelling other
necessary buildings, with three barns aud and good
thr'shns machines Que of which Of cast wheels. the
account Of ITS proximity to navigation anu Charlottesville
twhere there always brisk and profitable demand for
i'me0 might be made extremely valuable The subscriber will
sell both OF either OF these farm. TO suit the
purchasers Tg etier with his Manufacturing hill, situated
on the Risauna river "a constant ea the turing
Mall contains two pair Burr Stones and good repair; the
wheels to this mill also to the Gr M; which is attached
10 IT. all Ut cast IRON, there regular valuable
tom to the grst mill; there also Saw Mill IN good rep,r
attached 10 the premises. This mill situated fertile
ton vi the county, where wheat could be obtained
rate with its demand. Together with either these panta-
ions will be sold required, all the implements
hussndry and stock The situation Of both dwelling houses
e'innaud, extensive and picur
and country around and Affirmed to be Of tie beatDet
places in Virginia
The subscriber also offers for sale tracts Of land
tanning 400 acres EACH ling in the state Of Penny two
OF which county ON the water. Of
creek, the northern turnpike and Loyalaunah
which navigsble cam; they good quality heinz
hst and second bottom The ober lies Adams county,
thcky settled and ie tile county Also other undivided
part of tract, the part Of North Carolina living IN
that fertile region known Black Foxes Camping grod
h ae. contains about 1900 acres further description
e property deemed any person wishing TO view
or treat for The premises, will call the subscriber yiny At
pehe'fue, oy whom viii be shewn and his sde
N. u. II the Mills, (Which the subscriber will sell alone
not old they will be rented time for the next rrinin
'essoh J. r. CAMPBELL. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
-qD.uIyVISTR.4TOR'S S9LE.

MILL be sold a; public auction, Thursday the Isl dy
~ oil February next, al the late residence OF BENJAMIN
Dlonfy deet IN The county Of King William, all The perha
PIE property oil aid dec consisting Of very valuable stock
horses eale sheep and hogs, household kitchen rn
lure plantation u,ensi, &C. Also, about 400 barrels of corn
and the crop Of cotton. AT the time few likely ne
VIII be hired out for the remainder Of the year Terms
Tor all sums above $40 credit will be given until the Is, Of
January next and bonds with approved security required for
SUR, OF Si0 and less cash.
at the same time and place, IF rented privately
sou' TO that tneD will he rented out Tor the present year
Plantation containing about 1000 OF prime Psmunks
land Upon this farm upwards Of 200 bue, of VIII, hs.
gssn ,o's which al present Prom''sa very productive
I neu Intended LOT the cultivation Of will is esiiua-
"d under 1iersble favorable circumstances yield 600 barrels
b. f. DABNEY, admir- Of b. babney, dec.
Jan4 70 'fs. ''