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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

NJ orlCE.-Ihe subscriber having acted in
IN the character Of Deputy Sheriff Tor the LAT e
Thomas West, Sheriff OF the county Of Camp.
bell, from June 1926. until April, 1923. and
wishing TO close all matters connected with his
off nal duties whist acting in that capacity,
hsreb, notifies all persons having claims % de-
mapds agiinsi he late Sheriff, ior The acts Ut
said deputy 10 bring hem forward immediate
" for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subsc iber individually
either by bond, note, OF account, are likewise
requested, and hereby notified, To present them
without delay as this notification will be
pleaded 10 bar OF all such rs are not presr MED
in a reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May II. 3m77
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MIDWAY HOTEL
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

- A XAuPI has the pleasure 10 inform
q O bis friends and the public, TINT he has
taken This new and splendid establish ment,
lntely crested hy Mr. Alexander Garrett. which
for beauty OF situation is pnrhap unrIvalled
being located In the South Western par ~
Charlottesville, 10 the midst OF beautiful grove
Of trees, and IN lovely e,ninence nearly equi-
distant from Monticello, (lhe late abode OF the
venerable JetfTson) and the Uriversity Of Vir
cia, commanding charming prospect OF both,
rs well IS of,he surrounding country, which il
simnrkable TO its scrnery.
Tn Hotel IS spacious aud provided With eve
r, convenience that can conduce II the com.
fort Of travellers. Thr bedrooms are lofty.
airy, aud furnished IN he best manner, The
table will always be ,npplied with syeiy deli
cacy, which the fertile country around eau
produce aud tho bar ofersa choice assortment
Of every kind Of liquors, selected with care
from Richmond and the Northern cities The
stables nre OF brick, AIRY. spacious and IN every
respect very conve nient the water being con-
viewed 10 them by oonduits, insures a constant
supply to the horses.
Travellers who wit the Springs of Virginia,
or resort TO the upper country in quest of health
or pleasure, will find this the mos ieible stu
alton on their route, and the present occupant
pledges hiSnselfto use every exertion TO con,ri-
butte 20 heir comfort.
June %. cw90
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June 20
NuuU JrwUERY. &C.

UNHE subscriber has just RECEIVED rom New
York, new supply of Ladies aud Gen
tlemeus elegant Gold Lever Watches. Ais
Silver Leyrrsand plain English an assortment
of Pla,rd and Britannia Ware, Sugar Dishes
and Cream Pots, Of a new patent and superior
auali,, land Spectacle Glasses to sui, all eyes
all Of which will be sold on the most moderate
terms. EDWARD BROWN.
June IS. 1870
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Certificate of PhRbe U1iI;{

Twas attacked during the last winter with a
complaint to which had been more or less spb
Jecl ior several years, viz: the Bilious Choi,c
and which, at this lime, for four months wa,
uneommonly severe. In this situation applied
to DIR John Howell, who put me under n
course OF his Vegetable Falaily Pills" in con.
junction with his Golden Tincture OF China
The complaint wss entirely subdued, aud my
health perfectly restored in the course OF fouu
OF hve weeks now enjoy my usual health
and have had 40 return OF my former com
plant. PHd;BF WILT,
No. 10, Arch stree
Philadelphia, April 10, 1927.
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Twenty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for experimenting "ao
:" delivering To me, or seouiihg MN 10
iail. my ne gro Man BILLY, who calls h'a'
self Billy Woody. lie abseonded on Tuesday
nieht the 23d inst srprehend be will at
tempt 10 &c, 10 Richmond, by gc,ag down ne
river in boat. lie formerly belonged TO, Mr.
zackariah Brooks. formerly Of Richmond. and
II taken IN Richmond and secured IN jail there,
I will give THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
Billy is about thirty years old, well made. "a
fher s,op,. and shrubs fellow. Had on when
ne went OF, coat OF domestic cloth, tow linen
psntaloons, a fur hat pretty moth worn. lie
/ Of dark complexion, and about Eve feet four
inches in height.
mr. The Editors Of The Richmond Enquirer
aili insert this four weeks, and forward his &C
countto this Office for payment.
JAMES OGDEN.
June 20 s9i
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1>SHR. JOHN McGHEE--sir, as you are not
MI an inhabitam ef Virginia, ! take this
mod, ,lrough the public newspapers. to notify
yo that | 81 all, on the 24,h day of August
1899 in the E.agle Tavern, Al Bedford Court
House. take the deposition of JOIN Hudnal and
others. 10 be read a. evidence on the trial Of
nv suit, deferred and undetermined in the
Chsncery side oi Bedford county eour, in no
tice Of a ross bill against you. John S. Brown
and David Snurders.
Your obedient servant,
VIM McGHEE.
June %. lm90
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Letter from Theodore p. II. LUuan.

DR.. Howeil-Su, would mio,m GU, that n
the summer of 1926, was severely afflicted
with the Liver complaint, OF something an.
proxima,:1Ig nearly to Consumption. / had
made use of difIeren, MEDICINES for some Little
time. without any radical alteration Tor the
better, when ! was induced by a particular
riend, Mrs L., TO make use of you, PITS
AN ! did so, ~ conjunction with the Eanlii
P'ts, aud IN three or lonr weeks was perfect
" restored 10 health, and have enjoyed it IN
nierruntedly up to the present time. Should
these remarks be OF any service toyou, you
are az liberty TO make what use you think pro
per ofthem. Sincerely your
THEODORE p. II. LYMAN.
PhiLadtlLAia, Aprii 30 1927
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EXCHANGE,

DRAFIS-ou New York, PhiladeIphia, Bal
I,m"re, Washington City. Richmond and
petersburg, for sale at small premium,
ana. m sums to SUIT purchasers, at she lottery
and exchange Office of B. w. HEWSON,
Successor to S. 4, M, Allen d Co,
r.. Lynchburs.
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May H..

E" AVlNG IA notion Of going to the west,
n II wish TO leave IN this country negro wo.
man and two children, with her husband, Who
cannot be bought il, sell or exchange them
for other negroes agood cook is now wanted
the woman is one of the very first rate field
hands, and girl l3 years old, a fine house Sc.
want, nurse &c. The other is young. Also, a
head man on the water. who is not escelled by
any for honesty and running the river. Twill
sell or exchange him for plantation hand. For
Attenuation apply TO the Editors.
April 10. IS
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WILL give liberal price for smar, ac
II tive boy, between twelve and fourteen
years OF age. coal black from the country
woni" be preferred: Apply 10 the subscriber
or MIR. b. ID. MurrelI, in Lynchburg.
SAML. NJ. SCOTT
jane 10 20,
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~, q, NO 10, hfcD
Philadelphia, April 10, 1927.
Certificate of Calhurine Arbr;s,o

Certificate Of Cdharine Ar6rislo.
bad - Complaint in my right eye, which was
nhamed AMI weak an ulcer d,schargne vel
low mater opened just below the eye, on the
''ght cheek; surgical operation was pronoun
ced necessary by medical gentleman, bu,
was not willing to submit to il. Ia this state
OF The case applied 10 DIR. Howell, who pu,
m n,.. under course of his Golden Tinc,ure OF
NINA. IN conjunction with his " Vegetable Fa.
mhy rus, which entirely supercedes the neces
shy OF surgical operation. The inflamma.
uoh was removed. the ulcer healed. and the
strength of the eye was entirely restored, with
our the pam, Inconvenience. and scar ola sur
gicai operation.
CATHARINE ARBRiSTO.
No. 2S2 Market ST. above sth
Phiiad. dpril rs, 1927.
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VaIuabb PROPERTY for Sale.

'u'""Vt6 IVPeTTy JW NUU.
WISH to sell my tract oil land lying on the
Anorth side OF Black water creek CONAN
ing ll3 Sd acres. Near a hundred acres OF
which rs heavily linbeied, ard is considered
first rate Tobacco land. There is also attach
ed 10 II, the best mill site en- the Backwater
creek: large quantity OF rock quarried, and
in place for building. This tract lies W thin a
mile and a half of Lynchburg. | will sell il
low, and on accommodating terms.
CALVIN TATE.
June 10. w6wSs
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1Ls. LOW .-~a'N
VEGETABLE MEDICINES
GENERALITY.

Montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Township.
September 6. 1877.

Montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Township. }
SEPTEMBER 6, 1877.
DIR. Howell-Sir:
have be.n recommendedio call on you
for assistance for a child Of mine Who Is snbjecf
10 fits. She vas taken with them when abou,
four months old, and has ihtm by spehs ever
since. She is now three years old. lave
had three Physicians 10 attend her. but all TO
no purpose. The child rs hearty, with The ex'
cepiion of those spells. Please 10 send me a
few lines by the b.arer. expressive oil your OPT
MON whether you can cure or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD.
This child, who bad been subject TO violent
fits for a period OF more than two years, " as
enliiely restored TO health in fee days. aud
has continued free from them ever sincs.
CERTIFICATES.
have seen Mr.. Woods child repeatedly
since, aud aver that she was entirely cured by
DR.. Howell as represented 10 the aloresaid
iatement.
The case of Mr. Woods Child, while il may
Justly excite our admirariou, is one which l
consider as marked with striking features. Al
the early age flour months she was seized
with fits. aud suffered TO ndisresslng degree by
the violence Of the paIokysms Notwithstsnd-
ing the Efforts OF three very respectable pro-
iessionaI gen lemen, the paroSysms continued
10 recur alter the usual intervals, and with the
usual degree of violence. This state OF things
continued until the child reached her 3rd ear +,
that is for more han two years. DIR. Howell
was at length consulie1 but AT a time when lit
tie hopes we're entertained by the family that
any efleciual service couid be rendered by hu-
man agency. But TO the sell graduation ofihe
parents and the happiness Of the little sufferer
complete, efectual, and permanent relief was
almost Immediately obtained. After the exhi-
bition of few doses OF the medicine, her health
was established. A period of nine months ha.
since elapsed without return ofthe paroxysm
or even symptom OF the complaint. Having
knowedg. o. the fact and acquainted with
the circumstace of the case, | cheerfully sub
scribe 10 the reality and Correctness of the fore
going statement JOHN FIELD
philadelphia, July 4, 1929.
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NEW ANRIWAhg

"HE subscriber has just received very
II handsome lot Questionable Cling hams aud
Caiicoes from New York, and will be receiving
from that eHyrom time to time, Goods suitable
Tor the approaching season, selected by an
experiences hand II. ALLISON
March ts;f
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.kM1A NforlCE.-i wish 10 sell m,
ns:.M IN tract Of land, lying in the
Hiii lower end of Bedford county, a.
s2z1k bout seven and half mites from
Lynchbnrg. This tract contains 465 acres, a
bout halt in wood land, the balance under a
good sihte Of cultivation, and well enclosed
The Improvement sare a comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, aud
good barns.-As no one would probably pur.
chase without first viewing the premises, i,
will he unnecessary To be more particular in
The description.-The terms will be accommo
dating. and made known on application TO
he subscriber, living on the pren,ises.
EDMUND COBBS.
Dec. ]. tf32
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June %
l.ABONERS Wanted.

FUyEN DOLLARS per month and good fare
will be given for good laborers 10 work
on the Lynchburg Water Works, II immediate
application is made to MIR. A. Stein OF the sub
scriber. J.VlCTOR.
June %. $500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

NE subscriber, who is appointed agent 70,
u Virginia, has this day received a large
supply of DR. John Braser Howell's Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold at Phiadelphi;
prices. Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS.
MIR. James Mckildoe, Richmond.
Messfs. Bragg, Jones and Co. PETERSBURG
Ofwhom may be had DIR. John b. Howeil's VI
setable Medicines generally.
May 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02
COMMISSION BUSINESS

COMMISSION BUSINEgS
NNHE subscriber Informs his friends aud the
IL public that he continues TO do busin, SIS
M Commission, and promses'th no pains
snail be spared To- give entire satisfaction TO
MI Planters and Farmers who may confde To
MS management the sale of Tobacco, Flour,
z other produce. His office will be kept at
he Store Of Messrs.J 4 ). Halsey, next door
below The Farmers Bark
d. SAUNDERS. jr
Jan. 49, l2m
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Soda w alter

NlHE subscribers Soda Fountain il now IN
full operation. Nv" :"
HI. has also received small additional SIM.
ply Of DRUGS 4 MEDICINES, some of v h;rh
are direct from PARIS and LONDON
T. J, DUvAL
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ADDITIONAL.

n RECENT arrival enables us al tins time
a. TO offer 10 the pub still more desirable
assori ment Than heretofore Among other art.
cles are
Ariihcia Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Pelerines, the richest style
Long white Md Gloves
Snort, black, white, and fancy colored do.
Blk. sik Buttons, splendid
Thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
Oymp Lates, unusually cheap
| Seeisucker Ginghams, a cheap aud handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck CO mbs
luck, side, aud long benz do. BrnSihdn
Ladies black aud white Prunella Shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spools
Italian Servings, ever, shade
Decoupe long ScaIIs, the very richest
ohon do. cheap, yet beautiful
Pla'n and 'amboured Buck Muslins
4 and Cd s@iss and null Musins
| Luslring and Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
| Fine Jacdnet Cravaiines
Super blk. Italian Silk do.
Inc and superfue Barcelona do.
ilam and 6g'd. white Marseiles
Plain extra buff do.
| Sup. Valencia do.
'ei Din. Brnchelles. for Gentlemens' summer
wear the handsomesI article now worn
Genilenens' black and white Silk l.2 Hose
| Super double India Cotton do
A few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Me- al Goa, Buttons. treble gilt
| Fancy Vest do. first style
Blue and blk. Lasting do.
! Super blk. Silk We've.
] piece blue Black, most superb
Genilemens' super black and fancy cold. horse
skin Gloves
| Woodstock ard Doe do superior
lew dozen SUI e. gsh white Silk, do.
Gen,lemeos' Silk pocket Handkerchieis, first
chop
ALSO,
pomesncs OF every description, and a large
| supply OF spun Cotton Yarn or ever,, si,o e.,
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8ANDItf4s
FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome lilie Farm, upon the
AAhsad waters OF Apponaiiox, in Buckng
8em. This land is in The neighborhood of Clio.
YER Hill, lies remarkably we'll produces To.
bacco Of the fines, quality. and has spon il a
very large orchard Of well selected irua the
tact contains $40 acres--Persons Disposed 10
huy, will apply To the subscriber OF Col. Saml.
Patieson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
March @ Is
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To Mrs. Margaret McRcnly, ddmr. Of
Hfnyu MtKenIu, dec.

a S you are not an inhabiiant Of this Com
"A monwealth, we take this method of no.
f,fyihg you, that We shall, on the Gath day OF
Juiy next, proceed, a, the house Of Capt. John
Lynch, in the county OF Madison. and State OF
Tennessee. to take the deposition ofihe said
John Lynch, 10 be read as evidence in a suit
now depending aud undetermined in the Su
perior Cour, OF Law, for the county OF Camp
bell, wherein. You are pitt, and the President
Directors and Company of the Lyncbburg and
Salem Turnpike Company, are defendants. II
from any circumstance said deposition be not
taken on the 24ih we shall proceed at the same
place on the 25ib ofthe same month TO take
l.. WILLIAM RADF0RD,
President Of the Lynchburg Salem Turn.
pike Company.
June 10. aw90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

ENNLISH GOODS!
ENlLkMEN wishing 10 purchase Cloths
N and assimeres, will please call at David
q Robert kyles'-they have recently received
supply IN that line, of the hes, English Man.
nfaciure. principally blue and black, with a few
pieces fancy co!ors. hirh they can offer with
confidence TO the publ c--for fine materials, sol
I'd textures, and beautifully rich shades, they
anno' be surpassed perhaps have never vet
been equalled,ai the prices for hch these are
now selling.
ALSO,
few doz. Gentlemens' Beaver Hats. The
psr,, fret orJa.
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Warren county, Nop. l6. 1928.
DR. J0hn HOueU

VI, %.
DR.. John b. Ho@eu,
DEAR SIR--You have requested my onlnion
on the character Of your Vegetable Family
Pills. In reply, am able 10 STATE, that have
IN sde use oil them tor number OF years in my
own particular use, besides administering them
TO great mum er of persons under variety o.
forms OF dis, ase, and always with the bspp.es
results. One particular and remarkable cas-,
was hat OF Miss s.. This lazy was aflllct
ed, for a period Of two years, with g,auduiar
sweiings of very large size. which, after be.
ing fully developed, broke ard discharged q
great deal ii matter, by which size was reduced
10 very low and weakly stale. The APPROACH
of the tumors WAS announced by prickiug ser
sa ion or itching on ,he surface, inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, until they were tuil,
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived
her practice was 10 take one pill, and b, I'll,
use OF the pills fol twelve weeks, taking onl,
Two a week, the growth otthe ,umors was ar.
lested, and men subsequent Appearance en-.
lifely prevented after which Sc continued 10
mend and gained strength very rapidly. PIE
lous 10 this, she had been attended by n very
raspe ctahle medical gentem nan, bat without ri
lecl-and to the use OF The Family Pulls alone
| do not hesitate TO ascribe her extraordinary
restoration.
Another case was that Of a child subject 10
fits, in which instance they did not tail TO nc
compsh a complete cure. have exhibited
them in DySentrry, Bilious complaints, Deblli.
ty, and Organic arrangement, with very dsci
ded effects, and feel no he sitatl on in reeommen
ding them as valuable medicine in the aio.
aid complaints, and wherever mild purga.
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesteem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

i rules held In the Clerks office of the Hastings
ls29 Simon Woodbridge, pitt against John Wood
nldse reuben Perry, John Scheduled aud Nathan Be
thurmon, merchants and partners under the firm ~
The defendant John ooride not having entered hfs
apeatahce and security according to the act As
seoy ana lhe rules this court and il appearing by a-
saeory evidence that he is inha6itapt of this
country on motion of The Plajntif by council
II Is ordered that the said defendant do ap-
pear mere at June Court next and answ er the bin
VI me painful and that copy If this order be forth
LyhchDurg' for two months success iveIy and posted at
'"e IRON. ooor oithe courthouse in the ssid town.
:. Aoopy-Teste, j BTNAGH. OK.
March % Set
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h sentiments ofesteem,
Respectful, yours.
JOHN FIELD.

p. 5. II may not he improper TO supe,add
that in my own personal inst nee, a few week
since. suffered from an attack f somethii. 9
ike Dysentery, and found few doses Of he
Pills to remove it efiecuaIy unaded by any o.
Their means. JF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

VIRGINIA To wit-At the Rules boldcn in The Clerks
once OF the county Court of Bedford on Monday the
hrst day of June, 1899 John c. Noell plaintiff,
gans ~, n.kerr and Joseph Clark, George Stanley
fendants In Chanoery Nt'"' wv
The defendant VIM. Kerr not having entered his
ana given security according 10 the act Of
~ satisfactory evidence that he not an inhabaDl Of
w counlry on motion of the plaintiff by counsel, it
uoieu, that Tue said defendant William Kerr, do
asmet me OH OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this
olncf DC forthwith inserted in news paper publish
Gu ~ 'he town OF Lynchburg for two months success
VI 'ni' county, on two eeyera court days.
Acopy-'Teste,
June 8 wy VI iIi- 100 -
soda, Seidlitz and Rochelle
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ENGLISH GOODS!

Domes'ics OF every description, and large
'"pp'y OF spun Gotten Yarn. OF every size, from
M IN tx ,nctns,yo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-18
NEAI.VW Negotiations,
4 TIA meeting Of the Board of Health for II

4 TIA meeting of the Board of Health for a.
n Town Of Newport, on the 4th dav of juno
q $50, IL ,cds ordered and dscreed That a.,
| 'ollowing Regulations for preserving tn
Health of the Inhabitants, be and are hereb'
adopted
LIST. That no fish be spread upon the Land
within a mile Of the compact part of the town
aud that no heaps of fish be deposited az
where within the compact part of tho town
nor in other parts Of tho Town within Eft,
| reds Of any public road, nor in any other place
| within the limits Of the town unless they are
covered with sand earth or other materia L.
| that no putrid OF offensive smell shall arise
! therefrom.
ID. That dead horses, hogs and other ami
mails, shall he so buried that there shall be nj
least two feet Of earth upon them, or that they
be carried off into the harbour at least mile
| from the compact part Of the town, and sunk
| by having stones or other weights attached tc
| them. and that such as may he carried 10 Ess
| ION Beach, shall not be thrown into the sea
| but shall bc buried in the sand. either on the
| beach, or on the marsh adjoining thereto.
| Sd. That no person suffer his sink gutter
or other drain, for conveying away foul water
TO run into any street, lane, or any wharf in
Town, after the 10Th day Of Juno inst, TO the
\ LIST day of November next
4th. That no person erect any hog pens, in
| any Of tho streets, lanos or alleys in ibis town
and tha, al hog pens be at all times kept a'
Fcean and free from offensive smell as the ma
Atnre Of the case will admit.
5th. That no heaps of dirt or manure, bt
\posi'ed in any Of the streets, lanes or alleys
his town
9Th. That the Inspectors of Npsances, OF
kuch Of them ns the Board Of Health may Sc.
lcct, and instruct for that pursose, ms soon as
NAV be after the commencement OF these
Regulations. and al such other times as the
Board Of Health may think proper To direct,
N visit and examine all the yards and enclosures,
II prjyies, sink holes slaughter houses and hog
pens. together with such cellars as they may
suspect to be in an unwholesomc condition IN
/ the compact part Of the town, to ascertain
whether the aforegong Regulations have
been properly compiled with, and whether
they arc generally in a clennly state, that they
report to the President OF the Board, all such
persons as have neglected or refused to com
ply with the Regulations. or whose premlsei
are in an offensive or unwholesome condition
7th. That all violations Of the aforegoinl
Regulations be punished by fine not lee
than s. or more than $40, at the discretion o
the Conr, before which the case shall be tried
| II is hereby recommended To the Citizen
residing in 1hamcsStreet, and in Market nn
Washington Square, TO cause the space II
front of tho Estates they respectively occupy
TO be swep, at least once in two weeks, to th
middle ofthe Street.
Voted, That the foregoing Regulations go IN
TO operation on he 18th of June instant, an
to continue until the let day Of Novenbc
next.
| Newpor,, June II. 1920