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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-04
,proved-23d May. 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
lPUBLic-No.4 45.1

! AN ACT to grant certain relinquished
and appropriated lands TO the State Of
Alabama, for the purpose Of improving
the navigation Of tho Tennessee, Coosa,
Cahuwba, and Black Warrior rivers.
| BE IL enacted BY The Senate and House Of
Representatives. ofhe Uni,id States Of a.
merica in Congrsss assembled. That four
hundred thousand acres. the reliDquished
lands in the countios Of Jackson, Madison,
Morgan. Limestone, Lawrence, Franklin,
and Laudcrdale, in the State Of hlabs ma,
be, and the same is hereby, granted to said
State, to be applied to the Improvement Of
the navigation Of the Muscle Shoals, and
Coldert's Shoals, in the Tennessee, river,
and such other parts Of said riter, within
said State as the Legislature thereof msy
direct But ifthere shall not be four hun
dred thousand acres Of relinquisbed unap.
propriated lands in the said counties, the
deficiency TO be mude up out Of any unnp-
propriated lands in the county Of Jackson,
III said St.
Sec. 9. ind he II further enacted, That
said State Of Alobdins shall have power 10
sell, dispose of, and grant said land, for the
purposes aforesaid, at price not less than
the minimum price Of the public lands Of
the United States, at the time Of such sale.
Sec. g. .7nd be II further enacted, Tint
the eaid State Of Alabama shall commence
said Improvement within two years after
the passage Of this act. and complete The
same within ten years thereafier.
Sec. A. find be IL further enacted, That
If said State of Alabama shall apply the
lands hereby granted. or the proceeds Of
the sales, or any part thereof, 10 any other
use or object whatsoever, than ss directed
by this act, before said improvements shell
have been completed, the said grant for ali
lands then vnsold shall thereby become
null and void and the said State Of Ala.
bama, shall become liable and bound 10
pay to the United States the amount for
which said land. or any part thereof, may
have been sod, deducting the expenses in
Cured in selling the same.
Sec. s. And be Il further enacted, That
the improvements Of said navigation shall
BE commenced at the lowest point &c OBJ.
s,ruction in ssid river, within ssid State,
continued up the sane until completed.
and be cslculsted for the use Of Stesm
Boats, according to such plan Of construc
ton a. the United States Engineers, op
pointed 10 survey and report ihs..on, may
recommend, and the President OF the u.
nited Ststes approve Provided, that such
plan shsli embrace, II practicable, q con.
nexion ofthe navigation Of Elk river, with
the said improvements.
Sec. 6. And b. Il furfAss eudessd, That
sf or the completion Of aid improvements,
shs surplus sfpsjd grspt Dspy, shsll b
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-04
Approvcd--23d May, 1899.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
tPCBLIc-No. AL

i'bbiS-A'"' v "'I
AN ACT making an appropriation for the
erection ofa Breakwater near the mouth
Of Delaware Bay.
Be Il enacted JyMt !Sttuie and House y
Representatives. Of the United States Of n
mcrica in Congress assembled, That, the
President Of the United States cause to be
made near the mouth Of Delaware Bay, O
Breakwater.
Sec. 2 md be II further enaefSd, Thst the
sum Of two hundred and Fifty thousand dol
lars be. and il hereby is. appropriated, to-
wards the accomplishment Of that object.
and that the san,e be paid out Of auy mo.
ney in the Treasury not otherwise appro.
priated.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
s. SMITH,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approyed--23d May, le2s.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Newport Thursday Morning Sep 4ssber 4, 1928.

that place, and ascertaining the cost of the
same three hundred dollars.
For making survey and examination OF
the southern shore or Lake Ontario, in the
State of New York, between 0enesee
and Oswego rivers, with aview Of the i'm
prove ment ofthe most accessible and com.
modious u rbors on the fron Ter, by erect.
ing piers, or other works, and estimate OF
the costs of the same, four hundred dollars.
For deepening the channel through the
pass au Heron, near the Bay Of Mobile
eighteen thousand dollars.
For deepening the channel at the mouth
Of Pascagoula river, seventeen thousand
five hundred dollars. in addition TO the sum
before appropriated for that object.
For surveying the distractions 10 the
navigation Of the Wsbash river, between
its mouth and Eel river, FIVE hundred dol
lars.
Towards improving the navigation Of
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, The sum OF
fifty thousand dollars
For removing Instructions in the Ber.
wick branch Of the Piscatsqua river, eight
thousand dollars.
For deepening the inland passage. or
present channel, for navigation between
the st Johns river, in Florida, and ST. Ma.
ry's harbor. in Georgia, the srm Of thirteen
thousand five hundred dollars.
For n survey Of the river and horbor OF
ST. Marks, in Florida, with a view to the
practicabil,y and expense Of deepening
the same the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars.
For erecting pier, and beacon there.
on, at or near ledge of rocks called Al
lens rocks, in Warren river, the sum Of
-four thousand dollars.
Approved, 23d May, 1898
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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fPuBLIC-No. 46.l

AN ACT 10 amend and explain an act, en-.
tiled An act confirming an act Of the
Legislature OF Virginia, Incorporating
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Conpa
ny, and an act ofthe State Vi Mary land,
for the sumo purposes."
BE Il enacted By the Senate and House OF
Representatives ofths Unied States of a.
merica, tn Congress assembled, That the
assent already given by he United States
to the charter Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, by on act of Congress, en-.
tiled An act confirming an act VI the Lo-
gisloture of Virgins, entitled an act incor
porsting the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company; and an act of the State Of Mary.
land confirming the same, shall not be i'm.
paired by and change of the route of said
Canal, from or above the town Of Cumbcr.
land on the river Potomac, or the distribu.
ton thereof into two or more sections, ut
any time hereafter, or any change in the di.
menslons OF that part Of the present Eas-
tern section, extending from Cumberland.
or the mouth OF Wills Creek, to the mouth
"a Savage, at the base of the Allcghany,
or any substitution which the interest Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
may, in the opinion Of the Company, re .
qureto be made. Of nclining planes rail
WAYS, or an artificial road for a continued
Canal, through The Alleghsry mountain,
IN any route which may be, by ue Compa.
ny, finally adopted therefor, between the
town Of Cumberland and the river Ohio.
Sec. ~. find be IL further enacted, That
to obviate any possible ambiguity tha,
might arise in The construction Of the Sec
ond section Of the act of Congress afore.
said, the authority, by that act designed to
be given to the States OF Maryland and
Virginia, or TO any Company Incorporated
by either or both Of those States, TO extend
branch from the SAID Canal, or 10 proloDg
'hc same, from the termination thereof, by
a continuous canal, within, or through the
District Of Columbia, towards the territory
ofe'tber Of those States, shall be deemed
and taken 10 be as full and complete, In all
respects, ne the authority granted, by that
act, 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company 10 extend the main stem Of the
said Canal, within the said District or the
authority reserved TO the Government Of
tho United States to provide for the extcn-
sion thereof, on either or both sides Of the
river Potomac, within the District Of Co.
lumbia Prorided, Tha, nothing herein
contained shall impair the restriction IN
the charter Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, designed TO protect the
Canal from injury. by the prolongatior
thereof, or by any branch therefrom.
Sec. 3. find be Il further enacted, That
the act OF the Legislature OF Maryland
which passed at their December session, o.
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
seven, entitled An act further 10 snaept
the sct incorporating the Chesapeake ant
Ohio Canal Company, be, and the same il
hereby confirmed, so far M the ascent o
Congress moy be deemed necessary there
to.
Approvcd--23d May, 1899.
JOHN OtJINCY ADAMg
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NJ AUTHORITY.

laws or rHE UNITED States pAssEp At TEE
FIRsT SESSION OF TIE rwENTIETH CONGRESS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

NIEW PUBLiCAfIoHs.-fbe subscriber
IL has inst received. direct from Philadelphia
New Publications, VIZ
Lord Byron. aud some Of his contemporaries
with Keoallccfious OF the Authors Lie, anu OF
hs visit TO ltaly, by Leigh Hunt.
1alcs irnm the English Souvenirs.
Nhuns and Oddities. in prose and verse. with
foft, original Dcigns. by Thomas Hood one of
The Authors OF Odes aud Addresses TO great beo
pie, and the designer ofthe progress of Cant,
Morgan's Illustrations Of Masonry. by one os
the Fraternity who has devoted thirty years 10
the subject. with an account OF the hidaGpuiag
Of the Aahor ; Cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review, 9th number.
for March 1923.
North American Review, Goth number, for
ISIS.
Edinburg Review, No %, for Oct. 1927.
London Quarterly Review, No. -, for Janna
~, ls2s.
Inc American Journal Of the Medical Scien-
ces, No. 1,2, &3.
The Nedico Chifurgicai Review, No. Is, for
Jan. 1928.
The aboye New Publications have justibeen re-
ceived, with "A large assortment Of Stationary,
Country Merchants. Clerks Teachers, and tie
pnblic generally arerequestsd TO give him a call.
This stock is large and complete, aud he is de-
terInined To sell, and will make his prices accor-
ding to the times. He still carries Oh the Book
Binding business IA all its various branches.
ABRAM II. NORTH.
Ai,y OF
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OF DRESS.

HkEkaoNs wanting cheap and fashionable
clothing. are invited to call al, A7ikef q
Cos. Emporium Of fashions. where they can be
supplied with every article usually found IN .
6rst rate cloihing establishment OF the brsl ma
terfsis and wnrkmat ship, a. prices dsciueu'F
tess than al apg other hoase IN Inc pfaft. ouf
assortment IS foil, and consists IN rari OF Soaas
Panealooas. pest, PLAN an Ruiiei Shifts' Draw
eIs. C,asafs, stocks, Gloves, handkerchief
sns and coarse Has. az assortment of shoes,
s.so niece coads. As Ginghams. Calicoes, Drii
linxs. Ifish Imens, Musltns bleaehed aud IN
hieached Cotton. &c A. our arrivals are wsss'
". persons nav dspend on always huding
something new nom the North or East.
Aur. 81. hD
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TabobF Rod Estate for Sale. I

YHNnE snhsol ,ber In pursuance OF two
deeds oftrusi. executed 10 him b they
surviving partners Of the late firms Of Gait
Bullock. a. Co. aud Gait T. Bullock, and
the Executors Of Wm Gait, deceased. (Which
deeds bear date on The 3lsi day OF March
ls2s) ohets for sale, the following valuable
rasi property, 10 wu
80 IL acres Of land, purchased by the
sal Gait, Bullock H. CO. OF X. q 4 Brad
Tue. situated in tho county Of Bedford, near
the town OF New London.
I3a ga acres of land. lying IN G~smpheli
xenntt. near Gambler Mountain and IN Inc
vicinity nfthe town 81 Lynchborg.
NJ aad,.idad mnsriy OF he Black NsieT
Mile, and the Lands thereto a~ppurirnen' stu.
ate in tho immediate neigibefhood Of the
sawn II Lyaehburg Che property above
described, belongs 10 the concern oi Cali,
Bullock q Coz
Also, the following real Estala, belonging
20 the concern OF Galt d Bullock, 20 VT
The House and Lot, with The Rppurenan-
&c. ii Tho togn 81 Lynohburs iotmafIy o..
-unied by the said concerns, rs = Store, aud
now in the occupancy Of Mckee Il Neon.
Also, tie House and Lot Immediately ~
the rear NJ Tho one last mentioned, and nov
occupied by Landlord 4 yojdef.
Theterms OF sale Will bo liberal, aud made
known On application 10 The subscriber, Who
RiIl convey 10 the purchaser rr purcnrsers
such title rs Is vested in him By the deeds 81
trust Aforesaid. and no other.
CIIisWELL bAANEY, Trustee.
Aue 81. II.
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z \ virtue oIedeed %ottrusl, executed 10 the
kE Subscribe by Col. DAVID JONES aud his
wife, bearing date the 10Th day Of Ap-il, 1870,
and recorded In ne clerks Office Of Camp.
bell county, i3r purposes therein mentioned,
we hail proceed, Oh Thursday the 2Dd day
81 Oct neNt, If lair, # not, The next fair dau
thereafter, Sundays excepted, at the resi-.
dence OF the said Jones, 20 sell, 10 the highest
bidder, al public auction, tor cash, the tract OF
land in the said deed mentioned, and on
which the said Jones resides. containing $50
acres, more or less, or 50 much thereof as will
he suttcientto pay the debts now due and Sc
cured 10y the said deed and cost attending
The same. Acting as trustees we thsll convey
only such title as is vested in us. This land
lies well, IN the low end of the county, -
miles from the court house, "a from Lynch,
burg, The buildings consist OF a good dwell.
ling house, kitchen, smoke and ice house, &c.
with all other convenient out houses. The
greater proportion of this land is now in
woods and is good tobacco land, and the grea-
Ter proportion of the remaining part Is fresi
land. We deem il unnecessary to give n fur
ther description of the land, surprising no
person will purchase without viewing the
land. JNO. HOBSON. ),Trus.
WIN, ROBINSON, tees.
Acg l. ass5
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FEN0 MIR LEML JOuNSoN-Sir-As you
NJ are not an lnhabitant Of this Common
Wealth, | haYu adopted this method ci notify
Ing You, thai | shall, on Monday the 10Th day
of Sept. next, submit a motion 10 the Hon
Creed Taylor, Cbanccilgr fot the Lyrrdbnra
District, at his residence al NeedLam. 10 re
move. 10y writ of oertiofari, to the court o
chancery, for tue Lynchbure district, an in
junction, depending IN the county court o
Bedford, wherein Yeu are Tiaiutif. end my
SELF, Is administrator Of Ann Con, decd, an,
others. ARE defendants which motion TO fhe
Chancellor IS predlcalednponthe delay in he
county court nC Bedford. TO hear a motion ia
dissolve the Injunction IN the cause.
JAMES cox, Adm'r'
oil Ann Cox. deed.
Aug. 4 W1ws6
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AOTfCE-Ibs nbscrbfr aiR continue 70
" aH tobacco and other produce m eompti'
son, lie w,i also ship produce Of dnt kind tof o
rery moderate compensation. keepiug a rcguia'
correspondence NTH the best mercantile houses al
Richmond from iohuh he r%eeeluts ne eaiic'i aHd
--oa dpiheaie commercial intelligence from In.
rops ond e~isethtrt he iHiR b. enabled 70 ~trgnsati
bpancfs nj oil fmes. utih a thorough lno'pielfc
.ofthe GttigH as pel Is doresie mnrkeis
4 HA1GHERs
N y Hariag been appointed CtauestV Com.
,.ui'uonfr, ! mn prepared al III h0Iet 70 take
dispositions any uttfe IN fhmpbtH copuiy and
may generally be found N ny QBice. n feU do0rs
s}ore ihs Franklin Hotel 4 ~
May II. 'n08
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VIRGINIA Al Rules holden IN the Clerks Office ~ the
s47erisf court of chancefy for the Lynehburg district,
tie 81 day Of June, ls2s. Achilles Whitlooke, Sarah
4. Whtlorke, ThonasP y. Hoge, and Mary c. his wife,
late Nay = Nhhlocke, Pitt. against Sarah sp1ier.
Lguna spliief. Nary %piief. sarah Ann spllcr. Eliza
sp,ler, Robert Spfllef, james Spliisr, ard Henry spi-
lrf, tho widow, children and helnof Hickman spiiler,
decd. Def.
Tho defendants not having entered their appearance
snd rIten security according Ia the at Of Assembly snd
the rules ofthfz court sud It appearing By satisfactory
evidence that they 1fe not Inhabitants II this country 81
Is ordered, uiat the sad dcfsndbnis do appear here on the
first day ofthr nrKt term and answer the bin ofthe
plaintiffs 49, ibbt = egpy offlis order be forthwith iu-
serted ID ns Newspaper printed IA thu town ofLYHch-
burg, Tor tNb months sureesaigeiy, aud posted At %tleiront
door nfthe rouGhpusr IA the sad town.
~ a copy-TeAte, J. WILLS. tx
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vEGlSlA al uisss SsaA In ID. elsrs<ehc. affAe
superior coart ofCbsursry Tor the Iynchbnrg distticL
tbr u dsy Of June, 1s2@. VIM. =. Gabeli and ssmsS
I Cabeil, exon 81 ssHuei / Csbsii, deed, PITS. a.
ra,naf gfaibarne ". Couch. adn'r de bouts noa. With
The siii sHnesed n Philip Gooch, drceascd, aud a.
heir md jrsisar Of fhs. said Philip. Flsniug Goaeh.
Dahner 7. Gaaeh, Ferguson and ffzIaih he
x,fs. lsfhcny Eiizabeth Gaoeh, and ffaaeis Cheat
wood, y idos snd rsiiri Of he said Pulp. ard nes
widow and raIaa u Crossword Defis
The deisndaats Ferguson and Elizabeth his u ifc
not having entered their appearance aud given
ssearity according 10 The act of Assembly and the
fliss of this court, and Il appearing By s~aiisfsc-
tory evidence that they are moi inhabitants uf
ths caantfy-h tsordefsd, thai the sad def ndants do ap-
pear here on the hrst day of The hextfarm aud ansxs the
bin ~ tho plaintiffs and That a copy Of this order
l. forthwith Inserted n some new spaper printed IL the
tasu ofLYnchburg. for two months sueeessiyely. sBd
pasted At b. iront door II the courthouse ia the sald
iasu. A D~opy-Joste
- John WILLS, OK.
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n AND FOR SALE-lhc subscriber having
4 concluded 10 remove from this SECTION 81
country. fhe eau dispose ofhIs lands oatrs the
follow ny TRAITS for sale, 10 wit
One tract oi RIO acres. "hetcon he nop lives.
lying on Otter Resr, ~ Bedford county. IN view
ef part OF The turapike road, 10 miles from
Lyme bntg fnd y nnlcs from llherty-uearly
one hsl' woed land, the greater part yer 10 tlfar
~ eAcellrp' tobacco land, and the plantation IN
respecishle repair, lies we'll, well eatefed and in
q populous eighhofhood.
Another tract Of lso acres, ly,ng IN the juno.
'ior Of the two Ouels-,he most part of thiB tract
IS cleared, theuch II IS productive farm, Ylfli
improvement suitable Icr a small family.
Also, another fHsct of6na acres, lying on Goose
Creek, within 4 mllo nfits junction with Slaun
son River. about two hHndred acres are cleared.
go Of which Is bottom land. nnd hali OF thatanan-
sity ts excellent tobnoca land. and Of TIE wood
land there ID rot less than two hundred acres Of
tfst rate tobacco lsnS-the last named irar, /
consider one Ut me hsJt tobacco plantations In
Bedford, aud could ho wade an excellent yt5sh
farm. beng better adapted to grass than any
plantation ia that section Of country OF on This
aide Of the mountains. with offensive outlets
This tract will he shevo by MIR Orsill Loving
Nho lives on the memises. and the Two brst
-racls by the subscribe. The terms will bc
4nsde varg accommodating. 40 as 10 suit most Of
purchasers JESSE LEFTWlCu
o. The Editors Of che Constitutional Wing.
arer eoucsted to publish tte above advertisement
once a fortnight, until fotbld, aud forward their
account to tins office for pay ment.
Feb. A.. oh.3T
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Alsy26.

y OYlCE.-As we are about TO leave
y tins place, all persons indebted to US will
please come forward and make payment-and
should there be any demands against US, present
them as soon as possible and they ~illhe dischar-
ged on application as we are anxious TO close our
business. ANDREWS g. BROTHERS..
July "a. 1883
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Mr. John Lgnch, lar. Of Henry Wa,d, deed
h.tlH luke notice, that I shall, on the
~ 3olb day of sept ls2s, nj tho dwelling
house oi John Ward, IN The county Of PHI
avlvsnia. and State OF Virginia. proceed 10
take The deposllioas Of the sand John Ward
aud others, 10 be read As evidence, in a quit
in Chancery, depending ~ the Superior
Court Of Chancefy, for the Lvucbburg dis
trlci, Wherein yon are p%laiu'Ifi and | am de
fondani, and Il any thing occurs 10 prevent
mo from taking All OF the said dispositions on
that day, lshAiI continue from day to day ei.
forwards, OF the samc pine, until the whole
are taken. Yours. Sa.RoBEKI A WARD.
Juty %. dwsI
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NoR RENT.-lhe Brick House. situated
nj the corner OF third street. aud sixth
alley, al present in the occupancy Of Mr..
james nnfrl Also, tho white House, on
the adjoining lot, IN nice order, with a sufi
cieut supply OF water for each housr, Pos
session may be had on the lst Of November
next, or sooner. LDW'D. DttFEL.
Aug. IL. w4W2
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Atf RnsA kEGo ground Int Lead, yari-
NsGD GUS qualities
80 d do Spanish Brown
100 g%4llons Linseed oil
200 do Spurs Inrpeo'ino
300 do Lamq Oh Gaperior)
l28a los dr. SFguisn Brown
so do do white Lead lEuglish)
600 do do N"pitian Kei
800 do do Yellow Oker
300 do Realesd. superior
20o Pant Brushes. escorted
90 boxes Window 6isss, 5 by 10 & 10 by y
very good
1880 do Putty, very superior
Together with large quantities Of
superior Chrom Yellow
Prussian Blue Ao-.I.
Carom green, "a new pHintl
English rerre de SrienIa
Chinese Nerm,lion
Orange Lead
Sugar Lead
English Nermilion
Turkey TIMBER
Lytharidge. &c. &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the very
low est prices, by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
July II.
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VARIABLE WORK.

FENHF" POCKET FARRlER," or Gentle
n mans Guide IN the management OF
Horses. under various diseases with an ex.
fia]nalion OF the symptoms attending the dit
tefent disorders, aud the shortest, %plsinest q,
aud most humane methods Of curing them, di
sectinas orjndging Of the horses age, and
useful observations on the breeding, raising
and training oi colls.-lIint5 10 purchasers
aud general directions Tor using a horse on a
Journey. with useful rules Tor riding with safe-
y. eraeeluIness, &sr. Uad directions 10 per
fotm the necessary surgical operations Re
eeipt ler g%elding, on "a new and improved
plan, and for securing horses from the dan
GERS arising from Bots, rruncheons. &c. 10
which IS added The Horses skeleton, taken
from lhat Of the Academy Of Sciences al Pa
RS.
The above work hns been compiled and
written by James Ware, Of Amherst county,
and good Judges Mo have seen ii pronounce
il superior TO the works on Farriery now IN
general use. The above work Just received
and fer ale by {. A. NIfnERS.
Aug. 4 1887
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JOHN I. HILL-As you are no IN.

NE Il. JOHN L. HILL-As you are no IN.
WI hshitani OF this Commonwealth, you
will please TO take notice, that on Saturday
the 2oth day Of September nexi, nj the house
of john Madison, IN the county of augusta, /
shall proceed 10 take the afidavits Of John
Madison nod others, and on Saturday the
9Th day Of the same month, ! shall, al the
house of 5ohn b. Stout, in the 10 yn Of Low.
%ings,on, county OF Nelson, proceed 10 take
the anidsvits Of John Crews and Others.
which aAidegits are intended to he read as .
violence 10 a suit in Chancery, now depend
ing in the county court of Nelson, wherein I
ain plaintiff and yourself aud others are de-
PENDANTS. Should the taking ofthe afidayits
above mentioned no, be flushed on the DAYS
above mentioned, they will be continued
from day to day, Sundays excepted.) until
completed. When and where YOU NAV nj.
tend il you think proper.
JOHN STEWART.
Nelson county. Aug Z. w4ws7