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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

slightly pnioned at the head oi the procession, es-
corted oy the Volunteer Guards, (and preceded nv a
carryaii which contained his cofiinl with firm stap
Keeping time accurately with his foot tn Tho bns
drum, his countcnance erect and composed and cxhi-
biting M palcnees from iear w hen he came To The
gaiows he surveyed with Indifference: and mounted
the platform without bctraying any wavcrng of
nerve-A chair and cane were handed him; and while
one OF the Clergy addressed the multitude, he sat
leaning BACK, his right hand resting the cane,
wfsh the Most perfect Guidance. He knet d,-
ring prayer, and was heard to say the conclusion
lnstcnd of amen, mote Il be When the Sheriff
held the watch to him to give him notice that his
ments ON earth were numbered, he waved his right
hand, excia'ming in familiar way to the crowd,
good Dye genfIenen His whole behaviour and all his
attitudes on the drop, eyinced firmness and self
possession proceeding, not from mind with
ITSELF but from q rigid constitutional temperament.
Inc corpse was given to his relatives and buried on
Sunday, near Cresaptown. We understa and the
Confession will soon be published.
The hrasion Of .Mexico. are withou. infor.
nation through the usual channels either direct from
Iampico, ar by way OF New Orlenas or Havannn, of
the fate at the Spanish invasion of Mexico, about
which, Judging from the newspapers, the People of
the United States are marvcllously Indifferent. So
Tar from taking too deep interest in the affairs OF
Mexico, rs some OF the politicians of that Republic
suppose, we seem really to too little about them
UT, perhaps We think the attempt of the Spanish
rover to recnnqucr them merely Quixotic and abso-
utSiy ridiculous, aud therefore unworthy of serious
| att enton.
That the contsvers of this expedition deserve pnn-
'shmcnt for the PROJECT and that it ought to be re-
pulsed anu disgraced, we all agree. 1t may be
however, that the contest may yet be fierce and BLOC
ny; and though the final issue of it will be probably
ne we wish, n rs not yet certain. We have rumIr
from Sabine I'm tho Province of Texas) by the way
OF Cincinnati in Ohio, conveyed by private letter,
that ihe Spanish invading force Ind been totally
defeated, with The loss of their baggage, cannon,
md money! aud that Of the whole nutabcr ot
them few only escaped to sea, the rest being
slain. The same account states, that "some of
the disatfccted old Spaniards, who were approach.
ing to join the invaders, had also fallen into the
hands Of the MeNicans with their inur>iy." This nc
count however, cannot think, be true. u is con-
tanned in Il Letter which bears date Sept, mbcr T.
Our latest previous informal ION frNm the Seat of War
IS to the lst ofthe same month. inclusive. The dis
tance from Tampco to the Sabine is too great TO ul
low OF the information having been carried overland
from the one place TO the other in the intervening
space, even if the reported catastrophe lad taken
place the very day the latest vessel sailed
The next arrival from Tampico HAVANA will
probably bring some intelligence of reliable and
decisive Blture.-.hnl. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
Richmond Races, Fall, 1899.

NE hicbmOnd Races the Tree Till Course,
WIZ commence OIL the Sd Tuesday, Tooth of DC.
toDerJ ann continue four days as usual.
FIRST DANA match race for $1,000 n eide br-
tween TWO colts of tried speed and bottom, mile
heuls' from previous and interesting contest,
WhcH douOt exists as 70 the superiority Cf tho onn
over the other, and considerable interest ia excited
I'm TIC same day, swFepstake for colts and fIIies
years old, two mile heats, eniraucc $780, three gft
scrihers. aud closed.
SECOND DAY.-ProPrieior's purse 5000, two mfr,
heats. wv ''''o
On tbc sgne day,a swoepsake for three yeors obi
colts ana lilies two mile heats, entnico Si0O four
subscribers, and closed. '
Tmnp DAY.-Jockcy Club Purse, sionO, four
mile heats. V'NO'' 'I"I
.FlOgHrH DAY--Tho annual pos,stako, $3.50 ,broo
milc heats Wow '"Fee
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Keo,ucv s,,,.
WaNcy; Cadmus' and mOHy Enc horses are in gfaini
ing; Pr"oaOy greater number than ever was tnovvn
IN Virginia at any Que lime "''""
nc proprietor viii be prepared rs bere,oCorp On
III gentlemen who may desire TO siay nt
rec , ilhI during tho raccs.
nose members of The Club that ehoild bc unob,e
10 attend The Fall Meeting, will please G,rwn,d tbcr
pI"ns as the purses are large and the sulyrcr
vi OO'''' 10 Pu' them mp. J. NJ. SELDEN,
,rLo t,,.,c Treasurer g. PropTicr,y
ne Editors of the National Intellieoncer. Ftl-lr-
IT'ksGnrg Arena, fnleigcncvr, Petersburg. a.d
liiyncnonrR VIrgnan, are requested TO publhfi lie
aOoVe once week until the races, and send ,l,r
accounts TO $40 - g.
sgt IJ-ciot DC, Il
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Hare reesieed their Fall supply of GOODS. NM,
notD offer for S,iie ~
SA AAA Pair of Shoes con,prisno a., oss,.s,
ment OF almost every acscr;n,;n.,
most OF which made to order '
S5Oo pair piantatun shoes, city nr,de am, ,,o>
ranted good "''~
5000 sides soal leather
$50 40 russell and wax upper leather
81 dozen wax calf skins
IL do kip do
20 do white and coloured lining skins
~ 90 rnsset sheep do
do hatters' lining do
do hoy do
1872 boxes mems fur hats
do bays do do
~ do mems and boys wool hats
do do black a. drab do round ,rov,
40 dozen chIldren's morocco hats
43 do mons and boys fur cans
81 nests hair md seal skin trunks
GOO reams wrapping paper
80 do do do, larne size
liz do writing and letter do
6O boxes Whttcmore's cotton and wool car6s
do common cotton cards. No. 10
700 lbs. shop Irvine
2Gpo do shoe thread, in balls
% doz. black OIL varnish
80 do boot and shoe lasts
gross cup backing
40 dozen Wcbsters spelling hooks
~ do Emcrsons ruZor straps
Lending lines, boot cord, web, &c.
sept 28-co9tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

HUBBARD s. GARDNER

JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
BALTIMORE MARHEr-oe, 10.

BALTIMORE MARKEr-Oc. TO-
Iooaeeo-Maryand. ground leaf So Sl3; seconds ord
nary IA % red 4a6 fine red, i3; for Wrapping a H.
hne yellow IS 80; Rappahannock so 4; Kesuetv fu.
50a 7; wrapping. 4 SO n T.
rIour-Bes white wheat family, Sc IS 25; SUPER. How
arc street, 62A as; city mills 80 75-Cora ~, al,
9oi l-t''n'" hes, red wheat. Is; white do 30 n
<o' ordinary to good, Oh 10Corn white 50 sI yeE
~ at-ftys, 52-Oafs 81 3l-Reans, 10 a IS PSnS
tS-Cforer SEED 25 Timothy, 30 Orchard
fr0's so Herfs, rs iuO; Lucerne SII so lbEar
ley Is a 50-Eiarssd IS. a., ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
o. AN APPRENTICE is wanted a, this aeses.
BGGER akarnus ahea,

- DIOuI|It uttUuyS UHend.
tosrnNuxri1S OF the most splendid luck Drawing of tim
- New 1 otk Lottery, Class No. II, for 1929. " -
10, DC, %, 40, Do, AZ, %.
Whole Ticket No %, -, a. one OF the grand csn,a,
SOoO and NO ., ID, &C. capital 81 600 were hoh sI
10y the fortunate constant prizc srlns i;r.. " sou
ueen M h's CITY, to whom the cash has as usual a3ead ,
change Office d TIIn m v Icy snn En-
t3-St AsnN1ElSV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

.Smont y Produce aud aW,a6er Of Bouts pdssed 1cn
hrots;,s die kOioer Locks.
Ger. III hhds. tobacco, BIS barrels flour l52
bus. wheat i ton sand, cord wood IL boats, coal
boats, 1913 bus. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
E.dRTHE.NY.4RE, CHIN3 2, or ~ SS SsSe1

VIZ. SUBSCRIBER has received by the -aancre,n
;""t''son and James Cropper. from Liyernooi'
his 'an supply Of EarhenOre and China, and by re-,
"1,.."S rom Boston. plain, moulded and Gu.
.7sSoare 'he whole comprising the best sssor,
q g""os IN 'e above iine' ever offered for sale in
S'chnond. Country merchants and others wo,,
ing supplies IRE respectfully invited Tn cali and ex,
nlne me qualities and prices previous to purchasirr,
STONE W4PD
OF excellent quality, which will be packed to or,cr ~
n!y % p'ic.s, -. VIM. SMYTH
80. ~ - 10"J. :. Market Bridge.
Two STUDENTS OF MEDICINE.-The s,l,<c,;Ie.,
n intends TO deliver Course Of Lectures nm dsoons~a,;
naoy aud Surgery, during the ensuing months of Novs
~ January February, aud March He will alec de,;'
re, Noise OF Lectures OIL Chemistry He pledges him,
practically useful ~ S' vi "is'toc'"in
pthS residence of nine Cirv the .,b,.,;,
mas oren actively engaged IN the Instruction of hlecaI
experience jusiihes linn in as erin, ,hs, ~ ~
anCtus more ample opportunities for the s3y Of r.e,;I
oy shu ohrr important baHehes of Medic edue a,ion
Si,a'en ccHiTo :" thar region country nm uheb e.,
nie,n schools derive their principal support -possessua
suoen'y numerous for the purpose Of S,pcal a.
omea instruction" and enjoying an eminent decree ,hs
advantages oil healthy and suitable climate the CITY nj Rio
every desderatum. SN'S'eo' "''n'st
totIN nm. 70,
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.,,. PErERsBURe, Oct. IL.
ApoM ,"eh'y oaIcs new Cotton have been brought
TO Market, most of which being very f;ne ,y,s ,,r
chased by the Manufacturers here, at gicts TLis
price, however, cannot be calculated ON from shin
Pcrs, as the European Markets continue yery mucl,
d SScts.-[Lnt.
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GntMrusre!aI Keeor0.

DATE Or LATEST EUROPEAN ADvIcEs.
from Liverpool Anp. 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
U'TEp STATES TILEGRArH,
dIUI'Idy ~ nWIr, OCT z, IUlJ
MS AND HIS RELIGION.

NlR ADAMS AND HIS RELIGION.
But The IDiellgencer of this morning asseds
whate,e the opinions Of Nit Adams on points o at
they between him and his maker, ASD on Has RIGHT
iouiRE THEN" Nov here at issue win the,e
Uiaian editors To dbCleye the diriRe mission Of Christ
aud "fo Feurd he notion NJ d and aeeeV az an ,rq
ne'ce1t prejudice which Is dscredh 10 man NJ un
stqdng," ductTne cOHCecnf enough those who summon
corrupt coalition 10y multiplication OF SANDERS ffiud aud
SoRsi, lot tie American people, who believe Christ n
religion, have right 30 enquire whether Ar Adams 10, g -
nu doctrue. We admit that jealous ffeatrrrs
Oi religious r~rccUi0n aud waclfu they n Our
eleOIs and civil liberties, they chosr our t1
gJa the watcbl suenendence the Almighty, the
Intelligence Of The people. II the eiDrc that tic Uita-
anHn Of MI Ad5ps forms constitutional barrier his cevH
fonio the Presidency bot il equally that people
nave ~ rtc right inquire into his religious his polite
0ul0s ndIe pOpe believe tat teaet that Mr. Adams is
ah Cnharian ons az essential Objection his reelection,
they have 1ghfio inquire and also be informed on that
r. ~
the knowledge st the religions opinions Iur rather lie
NrdgfoH) OF F Adams trm strong objection ~ him with
Tic religious community, that makes his editors excaau -
80 OSE HAS nIGHr TO ITVt Nro THLMn
Shocked Ond disguised by this publication and re-
omedistey published IN tho Telegraph yfr in the
following words;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

line honr have been n,nde AT $3.50, S5.esl g..
about 5000 bbs having been taken for emo, =, 49,
latter, which is now considered the established
sna gu, quotations are advanced accordingly;
tations bot no itnporlsnt transactions feno,tcJ
Sales of mer in kinds. have been made n, A., 20
ST., and fresh ground in bbls. at $3.50.
Groin.-Sevcral cargoes al wheat sold esr,,, :;
the week ut ~ o. SLOT, since when yery little ha
come in, and no sales reported.i Corn continna,
scarce aud for what little has arrived our Quotations.
% s' D. cts. Tor southern yellow, and SIS ga for
Pcnnsylvania round yellow have been esIv oS,;
ed-Some little rye ut market, for which SD cts WINS
oo'ahed' ana southern oats have brought 2s 81 cts
Price Cur.
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-, PgnADELPHrA, Oct. 10
ilor- ant Nea',.-S.ace 'ast report SAILS ~ ~,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-13
2fttbffeIG aEMqutrer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-To village and single mail subscribers
'S2 per year. payable before the expiration Of six
months. b..
To companies Of any humber over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above. To companies less than six,
-$l IS per year, payable as above. G25 cents will be
deducted from each ofthese prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of mail
. or stage charge FOR transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
paid except at the discretion Of the publisher.
Nodce Of wish 70 discontinue must be given before
. the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three Insertions
81 and the same proportion for two more squares
Half square rs cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or 10 months.
Administrators, and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices. 1875
1T All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-13
RUNAWAY

ENROM the subscriber. ON SATURDAY. the
- isth inst. IN indentured boy 70 the farm
ingbnsiness. by the name Of Aaron Bliss. about
AZ years of age, and about feet in height.
He was bound 10 me by the select-men of
the town Of Litchiield. All persons are forbid
harboring or trusting said boy on my account,
as will hereafter pay no debts of his con-
tracing. BENJ'N BISSELL.
Litckfeld, JUN 2S, 1899 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-13
ClGy's Itch Ointment,

For peasan.ness, safety, expedition, ease and GER
asHys = sanisey superior TO any other cure 10 that
t0gsneaaing disorder.
Price % cents per box.
ClGy's Stomach Bitters.
They viii DO foaud In all cases Of the following de-
scEption, % give relief: nansea vomiting, heartburn,
eoeisenesss Weaness 81 the breast pain In the
ach loss o. appetite and al other symptoms Of indi.
gesiien and hssnlence, and . nervous cordial, is
noe 70 be surpassed BY any thing.
Price q cents box.
Pearl Tooth POscder.
This celebrated Powder needs no recommendation
-syesy gsnteman and lady should be IN the constan.
ase Of athey wish 70 preserve their teeth from de-
eay sad eave them appear Of beautiful peasy white
Heaa. Price 90 cents box.
0seldby w. g. o. Bnel and J. stoddard.
ID. CLAY,
November 90, 1919 iyeow
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-13

Salt Water good for Plants Two
neighbors who once lived in the vicinity
Of the literary emporium were engaged in
the occupation Of gardening. Bot though
the land was equally good in both gsrdens,
there was a perceptible difference in the
growth and appearance Of the vegetables
they contained. One Of them, passing by
his neighbours garden found him at work,
and after the usual compliments, addressed
him with " Howis Il that your vegetables
look so much more thrifty than mine, since
any land IS az least O. good and rich as
yours 7" "I water themh replied his neigh
Dor "wi,h salt water" This hint was
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-13

Xon are hear by directed % cal sha Camneuv
which you have the Honor 70 Cumand 10 GlthoF and
Lead them 10 aehes Of Lieut. end gu eeher vaeanees
that may hap'n 20 BY sow dOa end aoeFs
dug to Law 5000. -~..aas
BFlg'r 0eA7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-13

March Of EassiIeet-The following . literal con,
Of an order issued by Brgadist General h Yer
mont:- ta4
State OF Vermont FFa
- Division April al--lsa0.
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MEAN ,ARHXV AIS.

xxtIr subscrber has Just received an ada
,ional supply of Staple and ancy "oous
-, tho North, which makes his STOCK very
no" L and which he Is determined TO sci
s,ssa low Tor cash Among other Goods just re
.e;yed are the following, viz
Fancy London plaid Prints c..-
paogal stripes and other fancy oallcoes
De- Dens and blue striped Florentine, for panta-
looms 10
French Drilling "'
RACK PruneIlar, superior article for Gentle
mems coats
,,:.o"ia Cashmere do do do
te,,ner b,k. Bombazeite for do do do
1annnc,. Cambria, Book, and other Mnslns, We
nv cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
A few doz. handsome gauze Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies liorseskn Gloves, Qightesl
coIofs)
Dc 1pieces Irish Linen
Do Very best Company Flag Hdkls'
Thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck aud side Combs
a few bales 4 brown Domeslics, as usual cery
lOW
"A Cotton Checks.
alsoexpecie,,, in few days, lot of sup.
Orleans Sugars .Molasses, q Java Lngar
Coffee
Spun and Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
P.S. The attention of those who want good
and cheap cloths, is invited to view the subj
scribers-Among which, is one piece of mos
.nnerior blue fashionable shade, considered We
~ cheap at Sl5-Aso, one end superb black,
extra fine and well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. II. A.
am Offering my stock of Shoes, which as ge-
neral, at very small advance, with the inten-
lion of dec ning Except in very limited way
the Shoe business. Those who want will find
:, N their interest 10 call on II A.
MAY 81. soo
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~ xs.''.s 3'Hs Ms wwew
.sss sa ;M&
-S.ses.--Gts-...ssssr. = : Z e.ss<as ,assss
TREATMENT OF HORSES.

I, ;s owing TO the dome sticaiiun of the horse
nv man. ,ha, he is reduced to change totally
his babituaI nourishmrnt for IN state of ma
ture green vegetables are the only alment
,,b;ch suit him THIS truth is SO evident that a
horse cannot be preserved in a perfect state OF
health without recourse 10 his prlmiiye food
IN vii green plants, Notwithstanding, 1t will
M, snit all horses Unfortunately, and regard
sbould he had TO their age. Old horses, u eau
No, hut weaken instead of restoring their
strength. In this stage Of life, the organs tend
proeress;vely to decrease and decay they fali
then for want Of tone. II is then certa'o, II we
expose these animals 10 change OF food winch
will ONLY produce weakness, inconvenience
will result. In place of being gently purged
the horse will have a diarrh9a OF more or less
Continuance. which eau only be cured by put
ting him on dry food.
A. IN Young horses green food is very bene
6c;ai . il begins Immediately to purge then
goo,Iv and augments all the secretions thu
ur;re which before was thick, soon becomes
limpid it is by this regimen the blood IS re
newed. Even the direction oil the inns can o'
restored in a horse over used, and II may 81
asserted that this is the best method of restoring
him. II must not be thought, however, that
horse thus restored can be compared to soun'
one but it is possible he may be mistaken 10
one.
From the efrec, of green food, horses are Gu
red of many diseases, such as the farcy an
glanders, particularly where they have not ia
Len much coosistence. It should, however, b
observed that horses disposed naturally to hu
| mors should be excepted.
Green food can be given in two ways turr
| inc the horse in the meadow, and taking III
TO newly cut to the stable: :.
Each mode has its convenences and disa'
vanraees. In the first, the horse left TO himsel
or shut in an enclosure, OF even tied to a pici
ct, with long rope, spells much grass IN wall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

SYlRGlNIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks office OF
the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Lynchburg
District the first day of June, 1929, John A. Cam
eron, pit against George HaIrston, Samuel Hair
ston, Harden iInirslon, John ID. Harston and Mar
shall liarston, exors of George Harston, dec. and
IN their own rights Robert Hairston Peter Harston
and Ruth his wife, and George and Ruth Galloway ,
Infant children of America Galloway, dec. aud Patrick
Durkln, and Johnson Henderson and John Williams,
late merchants and partners trading under the firm of
Durkn, Henderson s. Co.dcfts.
The defendant John Williams not having entered his
appearance and security according the of As
oemby and the rules of this court, aud it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhabant OF this
country Ii is ordered that thu said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the and answer the
nl ofthe plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
some newspaper printed in til,
al Lynehurg for months successfully and posted at
me front door of the courthouse in said town
ACopy-Teste j. WILLS, c.
Aug w2mlOl
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H1OLETaCAEI.
From The NUginia Literary Museum.
THE POLICY or ENCOURAGING MANU-
FACIUKES No e.

FAGiUKE5.-No. u.
We must now place lie Manufacturer by the
side Of the hgriculturisI .--Jc0erson.
We havo now examin med the principal ObJeo-
lions to the policy of encouraging manufactures
in Virginia. not perhaps with the copiousness
that the subject required, but MS fully as accorded
with the narrow limits of this journals and We
think we have said enough to satisfy any mind
" hich had not prejudged the question, that
those objections are all invalid that human la
Dor is as cheap or cheaper. than II IS IN the
countries which now supply us with manufac'
lures that if some parts oil the requisite CAPT.
tai are dearer with us Than with them, others
are yet cheaper that the moral and political
| evils apprehended by some from the establish
| ment of manufactures are either visionary, OIL
are inevitable, in any state of things, aud
would be lessened rather than aggravated by
such establishments; and lastly, that the labor
and capital OF country do not, at all times
and under all circumstances, spontaneous,
take the most prof able direction, but that
when it frs, becomes advantageous for a ma
ton TO manufacture for itself. tha agency o
the government may be beneicially exertet
in inducing individuals to acquire the requisii.
skill and knowledge, in changing the habits
and overcoming prejudices Of the consumer
aad in protecting tie first underwriters agaius
the hostility of foreign rivals,and ruinous fluc
tuatioBs OF trade,
These difficulties which meet us in the thre
/ | bold, and which have been so forcibly urge
E lby the opponcnis Of the manufacturing polio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
Valuable Property for itent.

VBNHE subscriber IS DESTROYS of leasing Oh
n for term OF years the Tavern House
with its appurienances at Campbell Court
House late the property OF A. n Kennedy,
ard now in the occupancy OF Mr. Samuel Jor-
dan under lease for the present year. u
wl,hei. tire ,rac OF land contiguous to the lav
ern will be leased with the Tavern, with the
privilege of opening plantation upon IT The
person OF persons who may lease this property
vii be permitted to make all necessary repairs
10 the houses, and to deduct the price thei col
out Of the rent, the timber requisite for such
repeirsto be gotten from the leased premises
For further particulars reference may be had
10 the subscriber. Possession TO be delivered
On the Isl dav OF January next.
CHiSWELL DABNEY, Agent.
August 10 I'm
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VIRGINIA, To w-At the Rules holden in the Clerk >,
Office OF the county Court of Bedford, on Monday the
FIRST day of june 1879. John c. NOEL, plaintiff, a.
ganst VIM Kerr and Joseph Clark, George Stanley
and VIM Cook, executors of lsham Clark, decd, de-
PENDANTS. In Chanoery.
Inc defendant VIM. Kerr, not having entered hi,
appearance and given security according the act u
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitani o
ems country ON motion of the plaintiff by counsel il
hordeted, that the said defendant William Kerr, dc
appear here on the fourth Monday August next anC
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of THU
oder De forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
Gu III inc Town of Lynchburg, for TWO months success
sVey and posted the front door of the courthouse
Vi 'nls county, on two eeyeral court days.
Aeopy-Teste,
June - ,ogz