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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
POETRY.
THE EVENING poJrR

THE EVENING HOUR.
This is the hour when memory wakes
visions ofjoy that could not last
/ ms is the hour when fancy takes
A survey OF the past.
one brings before the pensye mind
Inc heilowed scenes OF early years;
And friends who long have been conswned
To silence and to tears
lheJeu we liked-ihe ono We loved
A sacred band-cone stealing on
apo many form far hence removed.
And many pleasure gooe
friendships, that now in death are hushed
And young affections bloken chain
Ana hopes thai fate too quickly crushed.
1lamemory boom again
Few watch the fading CLEANS ofday,
bn' muse on hopes as quickly flown;
Tint after tint they died away.
I'LL all a, last were gone
ms is the hour when fancy wteaths
Her spells round joys that could not last.
ia's Is the hour when memory b.eathes
Again to pleasures past!
KINDRED SPIRITS.
by MISS MARY ANNE BROWN.
Drops tiom the ocean Of eternity.
Rays from the centre of uniaiIne lgbt
Things that the human eye can never sen.
Are spirits, yet they dwell near human
sight;
But rs The shattered magnets fragments sill.
Though far apart, will to each other iurn
30, III The breast imI ri.oned spirits will
To meet their fellow spirits vanIy burn -
And yet not yainly. II the drop shall mass
Through streams of human sorrow unde6I
ed
l. the eternal ray that heavenly was,
To no false earthly fire be reconciIed:
The drop shall mingle with It's native main.
The ray shall meet its'kindred rays again
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

In general, mankind. since the improvement,
Of cookery, eat about twice as much rs natnre
requires.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
GlTUNNTSa

SNfOW opening grea, variety Of SNUFFS.
I'M viz: Maoeoboy, Rappee. Natchetoches
Scotch, Irish, HarJham's No. 9, Dicks Mar
tinique, Maccoboy, Eclipse. Snuff and Eclipse
Rappee. SC Howell DAVIES.
juIy is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

a q opening, superb dSSoihhcb' VI
81 Fancy articles, anougs; them are Inc fol
owing
Bead Ritcules lGrecian Liquid Rouge
Silk do l'omatums, ,reat varie
Bead Purses ~, in pots and rolls
Silk do Razors, old English
Guard Chains, great ra- Do, Padars
rely DO blades to han.
Musical Work Boxes, die
Superb jewelers. Brushes
Do snuff Boxes do Nail do
Alabasier Ornaments Pearl Counters for
DO. Ink stands whs,, rart0us kinds
Pistols. double barrel English Dice, beautiful
Do. single do Ivory Tor Miniatures
DO. Percussion Locks lCifR0N sup. quality
DO. with Bayoneis very cheap
Cologne Water, great Crava, S,iilners or pad
rarity otto OF OIL Rose, geau
Enrique Oil do do 'nc
ABSENCES, great uarietyl0il Cymeni
Odprs do dolOii Rhodi
Scissors superior great Watch Ribbons
variety Belt do
Pen Knives, (Roger's) Percussion Gals
real, great uariety PLAN aud Gu, Glass
Pocket do do do do Smelling Walls, great
Chess Men variety
Do. Boards Necklaces
Draft or Checker Ladies overshoes, very
Boards good
Segar Boxes, great ualCanes
rely Fishing Canes
Ink Stand do do Sword Canes
Iotos or Keno Riding Whips, variety
Dominos Fancy States
Hunters Bottles, uari- Fancy Glass Pictures,
Gus sizes small
Leather do do do Cologne for Ladies Toi-
Rilicule Clasps leites, beautiful
Purse do Tobacco boxes
Salad Spoons Il Forks Powder Puffs, several
Mustard Spoons kinds
Spirit & Acid Provers ancy Soaps, great Va
onuh boxes, great tdrlI rIety
ETY. GentIemens dressing
Magic Lanterns assor- Boxes. beautiful
ted sizes Night Iapers
Rose, Lavender and o. Pin Cushions
range Flower waters Their mometers, grea
very sup. variety
VegetabIe6ouge Dirks, &C. sc. &c. &c
Vinegar of Rouge
Together with great variety of other articles
not herein mentioned My stock of Medicine.
&c. now on hand, is The largest in the State. g.
the variety better than any honse in the. Union.
All the articles are offered at the very lowest
prices. EOWEL DAVIES
June 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

A babbIer, after troubling Aristotle will
deal of pra,tle, said" ! fear | in,rude.
i" Not at all, sad the Siagnte, +" / did moi
li5ten."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

What you leave al your death let |, be viii
out controversy, else the the lawyers wilI-b
your heirs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
CLOVER SEED.

CLOVER SEED.
Time and method on SAVING. getting OUT anu
cleaning Clover Seed.
In compliance nth a request in the American
Farmer of the 18Th lust desiring praetieai II"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

M&DICALa

Poison BY ley The poison of ivy is said 10
be OF an acid nature. aud alkalies are recon.
mended as anilloies againsl II. Lime water,
I've obtained from wood ashes. or weak solutions
oil potash or pearlash will therefore be good an.
pi'ca''ons for poison by ivy. I, has also been
recommended to hold the part affected MS near
,he hire As can be well endured for twenty or
th'r'y minutes. This remedy however, should
be applied during the FIRST 81 hours after The
poison has begun 10 operate. Soft soap and
cold water u likewise said td be good appli.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Cleanse gour Cellars -lfyou wish to live
half your days. be careful not TO be IN the habi,
OF breathing the gases OF putreiaction yege,a.
bic or animal. We do no, pretend TO say whe.
Their pnrcel ofrUttiug or fottrn po,alors, cab
heges. Iutnips and other vegetables, decaying
II celia, will produce what Is called VelIoip
lever or not-Bnl a kind of fever may be man.
uiaetnrel from vegetable or animal putrcfac
ton, which inay prove ms fatal, thoogh perhaps
not quite so rapid in its progress ms the genuine
plague OF the West Indies or the Levant Beef
brine or pork brine, suffered to stand too long
becomes ~ oh'nsve. aud whatever oficnds
The sense of smriIi"g is injurious 10 health We
hive been assured by physicians of emin.nee
that They have reason for believing TIM, billion,
or typhus levers "i n malignant and fatal kind
have originated from sources or TIN. deserip.
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Poison By Dogwood. poison of dog
wood, (piscidh) is said To be Of an alkaline na.
'ofe, andofconrse isbest remedy would seem to
De something acid. A strong solution oil coppe-
ra' and water has beeH recommended as wash
Tor the parts affected by he poison of dogwood
medical gentleman oil our acquaintance stat
ed tina, deaoGiion Of hemlock bark viii cure
toe poison OF dogwood Likewise he siirms
that bathing the part with new rum is as an eft.
hcacious remedy against this poison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
May II.
PARIS a. LONDON
SUPERB
NANCY GOODS

EU Il opening, a superb assortment OF
- Fancy articles, a,nonSs; them are the fol-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

The most successful method of cutiyatine
peach trees has been a subject of deep specnln,
lion and much inquiry for several wears and
YET most persons have very erroneous Opinions
relative TO them, as think will be able 10
prove by the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Remedies for The Singsof Bees The sppica-
non OF Ia 'danum & ives Immediate relief aud "A
strong sonion Of satin water ia also recon.
mended. II has been observed that bathing
tue part 10 brandy has god effect. Sweet,
on IS good application Care should NE inken
however, IN the frs, place to estraci the sung
OF The bee with steady hand, fer il my part
OF !, breaks IN, remedies will be mich less fec.
tual than they would oherwisJproye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
DiCHMOND ROLLING & Shifting MILL
H0, AND NAIL MANUFACTORY For .aIe |
Circ,Ia az to the Clerks Of Courts.

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9TH July, 1929.
'ENHE Clerks OF the several County and Corporation
e Courts will be pleased TO transmit to this Office as
early possible the number Of white males above I6
years and the number of all blacks above sixteen years
within their respective Counties and corporations
ding to the returns of the Commissioners the Reye-
nue. made to them-whch information contained in
the tax books returned TO this Office although required by
law. This inormatonhas not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners, doubtless
IRON belief that it was not necessary-and from that
conviction the omission has been acquicsced in. IL is
highly probab however, that in the of the pre-
sent year, ii may be important to possess ILL., and il is
thereiore that the attention of clerks 10 the subject is
earnestly requested JAS. +. HEATH,
June 10. 1S--tf Auditor of Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
H-NoRTY DOLLARS REwARD--I

NoRIY DOLLARS REWARD Il will give TWEEN.
dollars reward, ftaken la thi, State, for the sp.
pfenen,ion and delivery Of my negro JOB or the
same 'or securing bin ia any Jail in Virginia. so that
&c. bim again; or will give forty dollar, reward if Ia
ken OUT oil thus State ard secured in any Jai that
ge' MN job FROM 25 10 80 years age; he is abou,
eet or inches high Of dark co,nple xion and of
ou'' Que above and the Other below; he has several
scars one across the which /. very no ed. but no,
very '7in!e-ADother under one CT his eyes. be 10
". e right eye; he has Also two three on one
OF ms wrists believed TO be the right wrist Job
rom me about the 10Th OF May last ami il appe ara thai
nc wa, up Ia lew days Afterwards and commit
TED TO Hanover Jail; he remained in Jail till about tn.
nrs' OF September, by saying that hi. name was Jn
IN" ha' ne belonged to negro trader by the name of
"ooioki nut am July persuaded from the dcsci ip,on
gwen me- hN ne "as my negro man job. About So
ven weeks ago, he succeeded TO brr tx Of Jail wi
ne assistance oil two other negroes and white man.
h"t was ia Jail with him, and made their escape IL |.
nails 10 work very probable the Washington Canal or
the white man may make attempt TO take Job off and
sen hin IL Is said. that the white man furnished Jo,
win TWO passes or free papers; this might have been
uohe WIN view OF going 10 some particular place
where they were 10 meet, Job may be going al large
WIN hisire papers, attempting TO pass a free man.
have no doubt but that he will change his name o,;
and make every ell IT TO make his entire escape. uur
chased job i'm Richmond about twelve s,outbs aro he
was rared IN Winche ter, Frederick COUNTY Va, AMI
was the property OF Col Smith, of that place Job may
make an attempt 10 go th-re and harbour onong hi,
quantances OF thai PlA,e or It's vicinity. will give the
above reward II delivered TO secure, in any Jail
50 hs get him again, with Reasonable charges paid
Any information respectng him. will be directed 10 ,u
al Columbia, Fiuvana couu,v Virginia
JOHN III. JENNINGS
OCT 81 54-w6ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

n ME Preprietors of the Richmond and Baltimore
"A Union Line OF Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has been in operation year,
that the best OF coaches horses and experienced and
careful drivers are and will be constantly kept that the
route affords the best accommodations good roads and
no night travelling by land The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at O'clock and arrive rappahannock to din
ner, returning, leave Tappahannock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings the
rival OF the steamboat Patuxent from Baltimore and ar
rive in Richmond, i'll the evening. On Saturdays they
must meet the Patuxsnt at Tappaonnock ready take
passengers To Baltimore, which arrives there rhe
ceeding day by o'clock, p. Nj. The boat leaves Bal
nore every Wednesday morning. and arrives at Tappa
hammock on Thursday morning. Tho Projectors will
spare abour expense TO render this agrcea
be and they have the pleasure 10 state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
! the line.
a. Stage faro at the low rate of So 5O intermediate
stages, cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Inelligcnccr,
Lynchburg Virginian, will publish the above Tor two
months. oct. 10. I5-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
Lanis toyelted % ihe Lltuar1 tlu,a


HDUBLIC NOTICE.-By the act passed 9th March,
Ill 1927, entitled " An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the non-payment of taxes the operation
OF which continued by subsequent passed 9th
Feb. lS2S.-all delinquent lands which vested in
the Literary Fund.- and redeemed be fore the
first Of the present month by the original owners, have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made, however,
by the first above ononcd act in favor of such person
persons who may have good legal equitable
to such lands held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vesng in the Prcsdcat and Directors of the
Literary Fund, wis., previous the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, who derive title under person having
thus settled and Improved said lands. But person
shall be entitled to the benefit Of this provision, who
shall not before the first day Of December, thousand
eight hundred and t,oety nine pay into the Treasury,
the proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts,
nil upon the lands clamedby him either in his own
or the name of those under whom he may claim title,
by the person, persons IN whose right the
forfeited such portion thereof the land
claimed ought be c1uitaby and ratably charged there
WITH with 10 per per nnumdamagcs the amount
which shall be each year due from the LIST day of Move
Der of the year in which il becomes due, until paid
JAS. F. HEATH, =.
July 10. 1S-N Auditor of Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
WDUBLiC AUCrIoN.-By virue OF deed OF

MDUBLiC AUCrION-By virtue OF a deed OF
Ill trust, executed to the subscribers by Randolph
Ross Of the County of White. in The Safe of Tennes
the 18th day OF August, 1920; and recorded in
the Hastings Court, Tor the City of Richmond, the
goth day Of June, 1921; and ordered to be certified
which said deed OF trust egstered in the Regis
tiers Office, in White County, state Of Tennessee,
the S day Of August 1921 aud also in
the Registers Office, in Warren County, State OF Ten
the 9Th lay OF August 1921 for the purpose
OF securing the payment oil sun'ry sums OF money,
mentioned in the said deed; will he roid by Public
Auction, the highest bidder hr ready money at the
front door Of the Eagle Hotel. in the City of Rchmond
we'ne sday, the 10Th day OF ID :ccmber next at IL
o'clock f fair, otherwise the first fair day there
the following property TO wit: certain piece or par
Gel OF land ia The comfy Of Warren, State Of Tenss
see, containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave
Sundry other pieces parcels o! land, purchased by
the sad Randolph Ross Of Elijah Saunders George Saun-
dsrs, Jacob Deake Beverly Harp. John Officer, VIII
liam EAves, McNurray Charles and William
Giessa@' Thomas Ray. aud Elijah Deakc, and sundry
pieces or parcels Of land in the said County and State
granted by the ssia State, TO the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece parcel of land in the county Of
White in the said of Tennessee containing one
hundred and fifteen including the Big Bone cave
aud sundry other pieces parcels OF land in the said
county nnd state, purchased by the said Randolph Ro
OF Anthony Dcsrucc, John McLcmore, Geo Saunders
elijah Saunders, Eihu Saunders Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John wilson-and sundry pieces or parcels
OF land in the county and state granted by the said state
to the said Randolph Ross supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acres-Aso third part of certain
tract parcel of land in the said county of Warren
Of Tennessee which the said Randolph Ross holds
Jointly with Ela Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
ihree thousand acres, including the Salt Wells Rocky
River-Aiso 10 negroes whose names ''not re-
collected, nine OF which in the possession OF Reu
hen Ross, aud six in the possession OF William Ross,
Jr also all the stock in trade al two stores beongn
the said Randolph Ross in Tennessee, one OF which
kept at Sparta, the other at Arch Cave; The first
Of which sock amounted to $4,000. And alio the
chandisc in the hands of Reuben Ross OF exing ton in
Virginia belonging to the said Ross, valued 600
The sale will be conducted BY Thomas Taylor.
w. cambridge, (r.
w. NEKERVlS ) ''"'Vees'
Oct IL. IS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

Il RAND SOLAR MICROSCOPE-ihe public
IA arc respectfully informed the Proprietor of the
Microscope has obtained very eligible in the Mu.
Room0 and which is now fitted up for the PURPOSE Of
better displaying the great nagnifyng powers Of the
astonishing instrument The room will be open for vi
sitors from 9, A. Nj to 8, p. Nj every fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers to view the
minute bodies in the animal vegetable and mineral parts
of creation, magnying them than S0Oo,0OO times.
The apparent dust on figs cheese which living ami
malcula is scarcely perccPtibe to the naked cye
nied to the enormous size Of from TO feet, and in
actual notion fighting and contendng in the spirit
ed manner. Many other objects are prepared and will
be exhibited. The interesting process of CHUyfdS
ttoa is shown in most respondent and magnificent
oursIt needs but to be TO be admired be
ing impossible TO give adequate description of ii,
brancy.
~ Admittanco so cents, children half price.
Nov. S. 56-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

a NHES APEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL
" Notice is hereby given that this canal is now open
for navigation.
The Locks 100 feet in length by % feet in width
and the Canal be navgacd by vessels within those
dimensions, and drawing feet water.
The rates Of toll have been fixed so low as TO make il
the cheapest, well as the most expeditions and safe
channel of communication between the waters of tie
Chesapeake and Delaware Any information in relation
TO the canal rates OF TOLL &C. may be had application
at the company's Office, No. Al Walnut street. Pha-
delphia.
Horses for towing may awaysbc hired at low price
at either end of the Canal.
ROBERT NJ LEWIS, President,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company.
III. d. GrLPIN, Secretary. Nov. H. 6I-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
sept. Is.

AN AS committed TO the isii OF Pow taia, County
w on The 18Th day Of July last, a negro man who
calls himself Berry Ellison aud says he is free man
was horn and raised in New Kent County, dark com
pexion, scar on his forehead anil on his breast
feet inches high, bad when cornmtteu TO JAIL vel
low Cotton Pan!aoons Cotton shir other clothing:
the said negro has not as produced any evidence
oil his edom TO appearances about 2I years old The
owner, II any, requested TO forw ard prove HE
poperty,P"y charges, take him away, orle will be
with as The law directs. RICH'D BASS, Jsior.
SEPT. 22 39-mI2x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

n AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
executed to the subscribers, by John J. Fournoy
and Pamela his wife, admitted record in the Clerk
Office OF Powhat2n, the 9th OF September, 1928
will be sold on the premises, Saturday the 10Th day
OF December next if fair, il not the fair day (Sun-
days exceptcd) the tract of land whercon the said Flour
noy now resides, containing 400 less w.
ing in the county Of Powhaan, bounded by the lands OF
Jos B. Davis and others, much thereof as will
satisfy the object of the above deed Terms of sale
cash Acting as Trustees, shall convey only such
title as is vested in us by the said deed
RICHARD BASS,
MILTON p. ATKINSON, { ''"S'ees
nov. II. 6l--w5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

E Ohm Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
eD 10 the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east and next To Mr. Tchenors carriage making shop)
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged. He is prepared to execute all kinds Of work
i'll his line, in the ncatest possible manner. He will
set teeth from TO full sct the most approved
plar,-and where the front teeth much decay
ed he will them in such manner as TO defy de.
lection under the srctct scrutiny from De fist
He files, plugs CLEANS and extracts teeth with as
much ease to the patient, tho nature Of the case w
admit of-Tcrms moderate.
oct. ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
6tLoUcEsTER YORK RIVER LAND. Ne

GLOUCESTER YORK RIVER LAND, NE
WW GROES, sc. FOR SALE. In pursuance of the will
oil Augustus Olivier, dec. will positively be sod the
premises Wednesday the 25h November, 1929
il fair if not the next fair day thereafter, the valuable
Pl,ntaioa of which said Olivier died possessed-lyng
York rive. and containing about 1876 acres. The
situation possesses all the advantages TO be derived from
River, Astounding in the very best fish and oysters
he obtained Immediately before the door, The soil is
tile an well adapted the growth Of corn, wheat bar
ley, oats, cotton, sc. There il it fine dwelling
no isc commanding extensive view of the River to-
gsther with the necessary uhsuscs-also Small vino
yarl Of tbs very best grapes. For health and beauty
This land aoins tbs estate of Capt Isaac Andrews ge-
Col. Vim. Jones-separacd below from Roosevelt estate
tao Courthouse All persons disposed to purchase such
an estate, are invited to view the premises. Also
the day, all the negroes stock and farming
usnsils Of which said Olivier died possessed, together
with the crops OF the present year.
TERMS-For the lanl onc-third will be required in
cash. annual instruments rthc remaining thirds it'll
bond and approved security and deed of the
land For the negroes, stock, sc. terms made know
the day OF sale The title, ii isbclicved will be
questionable, but selling sheriff and committee,
shall convey such title az is vested in Possession
delivered the terms OF sale complied with
JOHN FIELD, ID. S.
for ri. l. Nu,tall, Sheriff and Committee OF the
Estate Of A. Olivier, deed.
The Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
times, and send their account 10 this Office for paymen
oct. 22. 50-tds"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
HODlJAH MEADE,
WILLIAM OLD.

EINEMALE SEMiNARY.-Mrs Mira A. southyato's
IL School for the instruction Of young ladies', win he
resumed the LIST Monday in February, $780, in which will
be taught Reading wiring, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, with the use of the Maps and Globes History
Bellies Lcttres, Composition the elements of Chemistry
AMI Natural Philosophy and the French Language.
ly in advance each young lady furnishing bed, bedding
towels and candles Day scholars will be received at
$50 The term Mrs $. assures the public, that every
effort shall be made 10 promote the moral and intcec-
t'ia advancement of her pupils and every requisite ac
commoda!ion, provided for their comfort The School
shall be furnished with Maps, Globes &C. and she has
engaged Miss Turner as an assistant young lady
every way qualified for the undertaking. The term
will expire the 10Th of December, with vacation Of
one month in the Summer Parents particularly
requested TO enter their CHI ldrcn the commencement
OF the being greatly TO their interest he arranged
in their respec tive classes at early period, is
generally some time, before they acquire habit of stu
dying, which necessarily considerable loss of time
Books and stationary shall be furnished if required.
Edge-Hill, Gloucester, Nov. 10. 6O-IstNDJ