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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-09
The Lynchpurg Clothing Store
AND
EMPORIUM or FASHIONS.

d , now ready 10 supply persons wanting
q cheap, fashionable, and well made cloth
ing suitable for the Fall or Winter wear. at
prices decidedly less than al amy Otdsnlousc in
the ptoce
Inc Clothing is made Of The best materials
and by the best Of workmen the assortment
is very general and comprises every article "
sually found IN first rate Cloibing Establish.
ment. We have Of every SIZE, Dress Goats,
Frock Coats, Coates. Pantaloons Of Cloth,
Cashmere, Bang up Cord for riding, fine Chs
sineii &c. splendid variety of Vests, Pain
and knfhed SHIRTS aud Shirt Collars, Draw -
ers, Cravais, Pocket Handkerchieis, Patent
Spring Stocks, Patent and Plain Suapcndrrg,
Gloves, silk, Cotton aud Worsied Hose. Vest
Buttons and Rings, fine Beaver Hats, an as
soriment OF Shoes, also piece Goods, as Cling
hams, Calicoes, IRISH Linens, Csmbrics, Mus
Inns, Dflllings bIeached and unseached,
Coltons, &c. Rich Grape Robes, &c. As
our arrivals are weekly, persons may AWAY
depend on finding something new at the En-
pornm.
We are daily expecting large SUNNY of
goods, suitable for the approaching season.
WALKER g. CO.
Newt 10 the yirginan Once.
Sent. Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-09

HN ESSRS. George Eldwall and iona Bul
WA lock, aud James Bullock, surviving part
ners Of VIM Gait, John Bullock and Jar1es Bul.
lock, late merchants and partners, trading un-
der she firm OF Gall, Bullock & Co. John Rul-
lock, surviving partner of VIM. Gait, and John
Bullock, late merchants, trading under the firm
of Gait and Bullock, and the said John Bullock
II his odlydual capacity.
TAKE NOTICE, that shall. on the first day
OF the next term OF the Superior Court of c nance
~ for the Lvnchburg District, move said court
to amend the decree pronounced by the SAID
court on the l6th day of May, 1927, in the suit
then depending in said court. wherein | was
plaintiff ami you were deiendanIs-The amend
ment which shall So move to have made in said
decree, Will he to correct an error therein as TO
the amount oflhe principal Of my claim against
the said George Eldwal the said decree hay-
ing been inadvertently and enormously entered
for the said claim as current money, when in
point OF fact the said principal sum WAS aeriing
money. DANIEL HlGGINBOIHAM.
Sept. q. tlnthO-
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8 20 Reward.


DUNAWAY from the subscriber m ,ho
M 2e'h of January last. Young moro
fellow by the name of GREGORY of lou
stature, a little inciiaed 10 be bow LEGGED,
Scoops forward when walking, With large
Wine eyes, and small scar near his rich,
eve, accustomed by a burn when n child l.
mach addicted TO laughing and very apl 10
smile when spoken 10 by any person, il in =,
i'll hnmor looksvery grum. lie was seen tho
second day after his departure in companv
WIN = "asgoner' near Hoiieansford on
Goose Creek. making way towards Iynei,.
bnrg. (and from this circumstance I snsnsc,
be has been furnished with free pass -,
ciandesiinely conveyed off therefore can-
tim all persons against harhoring, emplovinr
or trading fors said negro. The above re,,ard
ii $50 will be given for the delivery of The
said named slave 10 me in Bedford county
near Anthony ford, Stanton River.
ABNER ANTHONY.
Sept. %! ImI3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-09

M A TkASS MAKING,
lVn- Subscriber. nj the lower end af
street, IN addition to his Rope and Irvine n''a
ing business; makes and repairs Curl'd TO-,
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Ma,ras... Jaw
cheap and comfortable article for surnmer- .
would be thankful for any job in thai Az"
"h,ch sha'i be done with neatness and desna,c
and on very reasonable tefmes.
Nav ,sso
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-09

dUsT PJELIshgD-ta,e. qr \ ct.
- Their. being stories taken frn,, -
History, by the author Of Waverly &c A. ~, y.
sale 1.-THE Book aud Stationary Store Of = W.
CHARLES A. WITHFRs
March 81
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August Il

n oof, on Wednesday the 2Nh inst.
~ between II and Q o'clock, on tho
r"ad between Evan sneed's Shop. in Bed.
lord aud Mrs. Anne Scots, in Campbell
tonniy, on the Forest read, a bundle. with
'se owners name written on it, containing
aoou' zoo dollars, mostly in thirty dollar
hank hoies. reward of SIo will be paid
=, 'he inder. on It's delivery 10 MIR. Harden
Mnrrcll. nj the Post 0 .iipe, in this plarp os 10
the subscriber WN CoRns w
Bedford, sept IS. vista
nU LMEL.-A Specific remedy, safe
IL midi and efficient TO cure and p,e,en,
consumption, bst nothing else. Just received h >
a., THOMAS J. DuVAL.
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~ OliCE.- viii give iair prIce for likely
" young men, ifdelwered to me any time
between this and the 2lst o this month, at Jas.
{. Moorman's tavern, in Lynchburg.
RICHARD GARRETT.
Sent 3. tSS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-09

n List Of Letters remaining an The Post Office,
LynehJurg, 30h sept 1929.
Persons enqurlng for letters in the follow
ing list viii pleHso say they are advertised
A--Erancis Adams, John Adams, John Al.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31
DoGasTxr occyag.weHs.

From, the NJ 7. Mercantile Advertiser Nav o.
Great Eire-DcstfHrtion Of The Bo;cerv INcntre Sc
fire occurred tvs: evening which destroy ed all the
buildings the east side of Bayard street, between
the Bowery and Elizabeth streetnost of those On ,b,
Bowarr from Dayard to Pump street. includno, the
Theatre. ard Doarly all on tic square 10 Eli:
beth
The fire broke oft, understood in Chambers
and UnderhilHs Livery Stables 10 Bayard street abnrj
quarter pas, o'clock. P NJ. and Communicated with
great repidty Ia The adjoining buildings no less than
six being erveioped flames in the course
OF few minutes On the a! OF the engines tn
flames had gained such nsccudancv 10 bs i for iuno
time the efforts of 'e fremcn and extended 20 the The
at'e in the Ehzabeih street. ard 10 the front
on the Bowery totally destroying the intervening hui,
dngs in each direction.
Tie extensive and elegant edica. the BOW cry
the AiiiE, was entirely cri5uulcd and the rear wall
el, TO the ground The flames communicated TO the
wooden curnice CUTTERS and spreaJ through lie roof
and interior destroying nearly thc whole of The scene
~ furniture. wardrobes. &c This disaster occurred
just befe the opening ut the Theatre for the ne,
ances announced ;oT ;ha benefit of Mrs GIIert at
which crowded house was expected. Some Of the
performers. AID other persons attached to tho eta bis
ment were IN the Theatre, and repoua were s,Yead
during The coulag at some oil t:en were ic
jared but we lean that tins report was incorrect
1t is sad that insurance 10 the aTnut!t of $40 G1o
effected on the Theatre Tho whole loss of -o
perry was estimated at $50 10 600 dollars
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31
ANCHOR IRON.

.NT!p CoHm'ssiomei3' Office, 25N Nral, 1895
ESHCroSAiS vii! be received this Office TIL the Is,
3 July next for The supplying tho Iron that may h,
fcq' 'red a The Navy Yard, Washington f,r making Tica,
A"cnns "' "hOobs each; Six Anchors of C,40Obs. cac
and Six Anchors of 50oibs ca i; 20 ne the Les oua,
American Anchor IRON, and got shapes and dnc,,-
s'ohs sgteeahy to moiels Of draw ng, which. will Ia
Yard at Washington. The whole quantity Ct said ancor
iron must tie delivered between the 1s nf Angus, and Q!
December next, and urde'g" the test at the place T.
delivery.
Bidders most Mcir residence, give tie ra.es
rir snrfiies, with their reS,5css, minu,ey and send
hcir bids sealed, and endorsed Offer furnish hrchcp
Iron, at the Navy Yard, Washington" Arv biJ o.,
made IN continuity with this advertisements or no go
cevrd by 3 O'Clock of st July, viii be acted on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31
sIKII q RTUY,.

\ LITERARY AND CRITICAL GAZETTE:
Gn5cts'ed tciGt SP!e.dM Quarto EHgrariaas nj 81 IN
ycaJiy.
EVE ARIEL is published every Other Ss,urtl,v b,
y Edmund Morris, No. Ok Spruce II. Philadeinh
on superior paper, III small type, number mating
FiBht Guaito pages. Every third number is embeIi.hsI
win splendid quaIio copperp!ate engavinzthuS MAJ
ing al the end ~ the year volume of 2CS pares eli,
n"Hrio cngraVrg7, ia cost but dollar a,d - half
The 7eHer II c ARIEL purely literary T, cop,ai,.
OHglai Tales, Essays, Poetry, News, Anecdotes J:,c
rary Scraps, ard Miscellaneous items Of various kinds
LncIudi"5 Reviews, Essays Femal, Biograpbv &c
e&" together with copoUs selections from the best FOREIGN
Magazines ny the free &c small type, larger amount
Of subj matter is ctowdcd into eight pages than the reader
would 1T fast thought imagine.
ic ARIEL Is not Sled from number number, with tho
vapd a"d unFroGtablc original which is now so FASH
iooihie The critical department &c found 4, Gga,
pretty severely wi'' such tugs, whether in the shane
rssgy \ volume
since The establishment Of Inc ARIEL ore yrar ago. 60
great has been the patronage extended 10 it by ber.;
p"b!c' ,at VIC row print edition Of 5000 confess
and the list rapidly increasing. Subscribers cav he
IIruhcu with the numbers complete, for the fist of Nav
1916 The embellishments this work are executed b
'"e hTst artists The No. ssrrd the Sd Of Nav cor
taInS splendid engraving Of Harpes Ferry Virginia. the
nsT as TAR as in the editors power, will consist of views
OF American scenery.
Any pet'on who viii procure seven Subscribers and
.'nnt ten dollars shall receive the eighth copy free Az
letters must be paid, nd ipcIose years Subsc,,i
~ advance. Editors politely requested To ezcb,r~o
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31

vinced, tor Ourselves, deeply, that the great
question nearly concerns the public safety,
prosperity, and happiness, and resolved, for
ourselves one and all, to do our whole duty,
IN exerting our utmost endeavors to carry on
THE CAUSE to triumphant result, we now
commend it earnestly to the faithful guardian
ship OF the real friends of civil liberty; VIC
commend 1t to all who value good order and
social happiness; we commend it to whom
soevcr feels an interest, for himself or his
children, in the civil institutions of his coun-
try; we commend it, above all, to the gra-
cious protection Of that Being, whose favor
hath hitherto not deserted this nation, amids,
al the difficulties which have beset her path
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31

Tue President OF the U. States. by aud with ia. advice
and consent OF the Senate has made the following appoint
meats, and promotions, in the Navy.
John Rodgers, Captain in the Navy, TO be q Commits
sioncI OF the Navy Board.
Master Commandments wolcott t:hauncey, Edmund p
Kennedy, AiexHnder Dallas, john Is. Nicholson, to be
Captains in the Navy.
L'eutcnants Lawrence Rousseau, George w. S,orer,
robert M Rose, Beverly Kennon Edward Il. Shuhrck
RACES u Srssory, Johi>H CLARK, Philip = Vorn.es
benJann Cooper, William I. Gordon, 20 br Masters Con,
msndanis in the Navy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31

G Ct.--A persons indebted the estate Of Robert
w Ben, dee (a'e sa'dir of tine CITY nr Eirlnord
are he'c'y informed, Cha, unless they call on the sub.
stoer o" or before the first day of July next and SELL,
sne,f accounts "~c) that Immediately after that pelio
i"eh accounts aud bonds will INC put in the hards +
a;io''Tys for collection by suit oiferwisc
". D. WREN, Sergt c. r. art3
May 2I-9t Admir- nr T,o,r,, p,n ,.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31
From he .1ycug.

/ From he .1yclg
| Orr readers will dow0; rec0cct that -, INNS II,
shocking outrage short since cDn,:sI
in Lancaster County, by The violation and murder ola
Young female; negro was condemned 10 death
at the May term for that comfy urca the lo!io,,n~
confession
kitchen of Miss Gs residence, head her give oro 6;
rcctions to the and tell int she was
bout to pay VISIT to Of her nerghhors and would
not return until the morning. lie followed and stack
ed her the She resisted, ing tiai she knew
him and would have him punished He then aays er
violent blow the heal which. Stunned her and NO
was thus enabled TO effect his feonious PURPOSE jie
had gone 100 far TO reCcde, and for lis own ecr;v
proceeded 10 take the life Of tbs unhappy girl There
vas however snother witness against hn, who is ON
nisCieDt and oinDipresrGi.
ic'7 days afterwards, no was apprehendel as RIM
away, by two meD-onc horseback and one ON C,n,
10 attempt 10 escape from them be ran into the
woods The foot fell, and he was followed
alone by the horseman who obliged by the thick
OF the uadcr growth TO dismOunt, m
of which the negro gained upon the pursmer doubled
aud threw him out. But now new enemy attacked
him: his return, re within sight Of the horse
who followed SO closely, nanifesns his hostile inten
tons by furious Efforts 10 bite. that lie wa5 forced TO
cross fence along which he ran considerable DIS
lance, tie horse sill Keeping abreast of him His
course at last arrested by perCeyng some persons
at work IN fold before him, and being thus hemrned
in, he secured. Regarding this as proof Of spe-
cal interference Of Providence, and ta his fate was
the purslr'en' drc = - --'re a7l caadc ~ con-
fession
We 10 not Fouch for tho truth ofihis tale II is CIV
en- as we received i, a; THIRD hand from gentleman
who present a. the trial.
WASHINGTON. May %.
appointments Jzj tie PycsiRcnt of the U1cI Sfafc5
Jy and ,2iN The aIUcc qnd consent If The Selafe.
Beaufort T. IFdttc, Of South Carolina to DC Score
tary of Legation at ST Peterborough.
Ed,ourd T. T'tyiDe, of Virginia, to be Secretary Of
Legation to the Rcpublic of Cocn ba.
james Webb, OF Florida, to be Judge of the South
srD Judicial District ~ the Territory Of Florida.
IPHtinn .8HisOa .1t'I2ea OF Florida, 10 be Attorney
OF the United States for the Southern Judicial District
IN said Territory.
Henry Wilson, Of Florida 10 be Marshal for said
Judicial District.
s4idn Gordon, Of Florida, 10 be Norsha Of The Dis
trct of West Florida, in tbo place Of Henry WILSON,
trans Gerrcd.
James G. Rlaggoll, OF Georgia, to be Attorney Of
the United States for the Middle District Of Florida in
The 7!acc q! JPi('5ao, n. ,y'HlT. transferred.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31

raj stages Of debate, and decided oul3 &c
order for Mr.. ARMSTRONG renew his motion. He
having renewed it, accordingly. Mr.. WILDE demanded the
aud which, being taken, stood follows Yeas
81: Nays l0l.
So the House refused lay tho resolution upon table
The main question them at length. taken, by yeas
and nays, Is follows: Yeas Ill; Nays %.
So the resolution OF thanks the SPEAKER adopted
MIR. HAMILTON perceivng, no said, that gna nm'y
and certain particular crises of political
affairs, were bad commodities bring 10 mar
ket, asked OF the Chair whether would he in order 1T this
time Ia move for reconsider of tho vote OF thanks
given TO the Speaker the close of the last Consres
The CHAIR replied in the negative.
The House then, ha wing returned 10 state OF compara-
.s camnes proceeded with the bills from the Sena:e
The Speaker re'urnsd and took his seat.
ORIo CANALS.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration Of the a.
menLmens OF tho Senate to .e bill to aid the state
Ohio in extending the Miami Canal, from Dayton tc
Lake Erie.
The amendments we're read, and consist OF two
parts:-The first is to grant to the state of Ohio
500 600 of land, to aid 10 making the Scota
Grand Canal IN that state, in addition To the LAND
granted By the bill itself; and the substanct
| as the bill rejected by the House some days ago. the
second part OF tue amendment the bill provides fo
| the confirmation of land claims in Arkansas.
Mr.. Williams called for DIVISION of the question or
these amendments. when
the question was put on much relates To The
Ohio Canal. and carried-yeas B3, nays66.
The residue OF the a,nendu.sats were agreed I,
without division.
And so this important bill finally passed
The Joint Committee enrolled bills having re-
ported the examination OF all bills which had passs,
the two Houses, and the presentation thereof TO tn
President OF the United States.
The House adjourned at half past i2 O'clock A Nj
Delaware journal., 1828-02-08
PROSPECTUS or THE
delaware Weekly advertiser,
FARMERS JOURNAL.

lne Editor, VINO has, than tolr wears cnndur.
Ell s paper Wi'hout reference parlc a ION i mere
parry Poi'cs' now induced, by the urgency OF public
opinion AMI by his reflections upon the pieseni sqe
OF public aifars abandon the neutral cu,, lie .. hin,
eric pursteti and to take stand, the contest winch
now aohanb the Country, that side which the strong.
es a4cales OF ms conscience and his Judgment have led
nun 10 approve from the origin o the couroyersy He
mas peeh e Constant supporter OF Joan O. ADAMS and tf
his Administration, iii his lnlilydt ca,ac,v un le nov
proposes 10 give him s sincere almost spDurt as an
Editor In advocating hI Adams he advocates syseu
uder winch me American people have houIised bs,ol
amy former example, ard vi which they are now enioyu
the fuii Dement'S under the and able administrator
over winch he presdes. However highly he NAV estimate
the mtary SERVICES OF General Jackson the Editor csu
not symPaise WIN that species marwors hip OF ab.
ecl devotion to an individual which would DISPLAY ITS pra.
itude BY FRUSTRATING, his feet the civil institutions Of
his Country or by eleyatng him the first office in the
gut OF e people, regardless of the absence all neces
~ quac@tions In supporting the which he has es.
Poused he pledges himself that no defamation of private
character shall lind place in his columns good cause
requires noad from scurr ests the indulgence ofp-
vae malignl,y.
Wnh this brief exposition of his intentions the Editor
contents himself for the present presuming tha, nothing
more VIII be necessary to elicit from the friends of the Adj
mis'raon IN Delaware, that support and counenance,
without which, his undertaking must fail.
ne miscellaneous character of this paper will be pre.
served. portion of columns will be regularly deyo-
ted to agricultural and Manufacturing intelligence and
literary arcis The moderate price Of this naner nIaces
~ wln ,he compass OF the of alnoSt every udi.
vdua and the Editor atters himself that with the ann.
port which may be convenent afforded to it, he viii be en-
aoed to render 1t an efficient advocate of correct political
principles and a useful and entertaining MISCELLANY
Terms of Subscrptio-S2a year. in advance w. J;s,ant
uosctipeiS au 90 90 TO use who do pay postage.
~. Il. JNE'NDENHALL.
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-08

STATIONARY, AND FANCY ARTICLES
lust received and for Sale by Il. pGR FER y SON
No. 81, Market Street, Wilmington, 1el.
Family Bibles, spIendidly bound, scott's Com
mentary ON the Bible aud Testament, 5 Qaarto vol
umrs nyice SIG, Cark's do. on the New Testament,
W.Kensc's 5000 Receipts, Chronicles Of the Can
ongate. . vols. price IS cts. Scott's last work,
Youth and Manhood, of Cyril Thornton, volumes,
Northern Regions, with splendid engravinss, Olloa
Adventures. do. do. Fire Side Stories, do. DO
Rush ON the Mind, Hume and Smollet's AbrldYe-
ment Of England, Pleasures Of Friendship by
M.Henry, elegantly bound, Pelican Islands, by
Montgomery, The Governess, by Mrs. Sherwood
Francis Berrian, or the American Patriot, 2 vols
Common Prayer Books, large and small, with addi-
tional Hymns, elegantly bound, Mrs. Heamans
Poems, gilt, The Happy Family, ny Cardell, Meiho,
dist LYNN Books, Tie Young Morallst, In School
and out of School, Food for the Young by mother'
Little Plays, by Jhra Edgwortl, The Two Ed
wards, by Mary Elliot, Integrity, Tale ny mrs mrs
Holland, Theodore, or the Crusaders, by Mrs.
Holland, with variety of other new books-aiso
Scissors of the finest quality, DO. at D cents per
pair, Pen Knives, Razors, Turtle she'll side combs,
Fine-toot do. Kidding do. Paint Boxes, shaving
Glasses, do Soap. finest quality, Snuff boxes, Che
micaI Ink Powder, Antique Oil for the hair, Weds-
woods Ink Stands, Glass do. do. Cork DO do En-
cravings, Pocket Books, SC. SC.
The above goods being laid in at reduced prices,
will be sold as low they can be purchased IN any
of the cities.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-08
Ladies' Boarding sc:.ool.
THE YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING. ecuool

THE YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING @cHooI
at muigton, Del at pre- ent conducted b, Nm slers
viii alter he 25sh Of A,ich text, be supt /. t,.d
Bishop Davenport with he Of acc lisledE =
male teachers. Tie OF instruction and Terms ,;
continue the same except that 10 those who enain in H.,
seminary year more, there will be M extra c,,roes
books or stationary. There will likewise be one coora "
lessons il SAcntn Music given in year by PERSON bS
y competent and valuable LlBuAnY furnished lor e.
use OF the young Ladies'. wy
RECOMMENDATION.
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending b
above school to the patronage Of the public Mr. Dvr". %
port has had experience, and much experience in he b
of education, having been engaged in since he w,s
IL gears of age For three years and more lie has cod
I'd ourishing school i'll this place, and has fully iub
the high testimonials and iecumn endatons Which ~
brought with him. At his request ,he Subscribers b ~
engaged 10 act AS FISHING Committee, to examine or
ieriy the state and management OF the Institutions And No
confidently expect the schuul will sustain it not iDce
its former ieputaun. f.. w. GlLBERT
Pas,ur of The Cd Presbyterian Church in Wilmington
WILLARD HALL, WM. slIERER
Jan 81, 1928. 82-,r
have not the pleasure Of personal acu,an,.n..
with Mr.. d. but from the above satisfactory irsiim'
and at his request shall be happy with the rrD,s
men as Visiting Committee. PIERCE CONNEfIy
Minister of Trinity Chulch WI
Delaware journal., 1828-02-08
AnO Ordinance
UORKS OF THIS BOROUGH AGAINST
DAMAGE OR INJURY.

Be ii Ordained by the Burgesses and Borough
Council Of The Borough Of Wihasington, That 4
any person persons SHALL after the passage OF this
Ordinance, break, injure, or do any damage whate
yer, to the pump, pump-huuse, or machinery erected
ON the Brandywine for the purpose OF supplying this
Borough with waters or to the pipes or condults laid
for the passage of the water through this Borough !;
or to the fre-p.ugs hydrants pumps, or stnpwa-
ters appertaining to, Or connected with the same
or shall throw or put any stones th, or any foreign
matter distance whatever, into the basins or re
servoirs or shall break down, damage, orinjure the
fences pang which enclose the same, or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; or shall dig
or break the earth in any Of the streets lanes or al
leys Of this Borough for the purpose of disturbing
or inuring the pipes condults, or of obstructins
the passage of water through the same enter the
lot on which the basins are erected, without permls
sion every person SO offending, and every person
aiding and abetting the same, shall forfeit and pay
for every such offence, fine not exceeding Fifty
Dollars and not less than Five Dollars to be recoy-
ered with costs, before either of the Burgesses, in
the same manner debts under fifty dollars are re-
coverable by law and everysuch person shall, also.
be liable to an action to make good the damages
and the high and petit Constabes hereby direct
ed aud enjoined diligently to inquire after and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend in the premi-
ses.
JAMES BROBSON,
FIRST Burgess
Passed at the Town Hall, jar. ., 1928.
75-tf