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CHALLENGE AND REPLY.
From Ibf Nom Vail

~, from he Neio York Free Enquirer.
The conductors of the prcss. whether or.
thodoy, hcterodox, or n.aniraI, are invited
TO give insertion TO the following letters
=, Phtdde phiG, aug. LIST, 1929.
Miss FRANCIS WRIGHT:
have recently delivered lectures against the
system you SO conspicuously advocate, in which
nave freely commented ON, aud censured the
principles contained in such OF your writings as
are III my possession. Anx ous, how ,ver, to
enter INTO deeper investigation, have con.
GUIDED, after fasting aud fervent devotion, to
invite you to public discussion at a time mu-
tuaIly convenient, hereafter TO be fixed upon
for which purpose. I am authorised by the
trustees 10 offer the use Of the church in this
Guy, IN which God has appointed me to teach
ms ~, holy word, in order theret o conduct public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
CHER OKEE LANDS.

We learn from Gen. X. NJ. Saunders. who
returned few days since from the Cherokee
Nation tina, himself and the Rev. Mr.. Posey,
the other Commissioner, succeeded in contrac-
ting with the claimants for feserv ations OF land
in FIFTY-F0UR eases, of $40 acres each that
there are three or four remaining cases, IN
which they expect 10 meet with NO dfhcalty
in obtaining, tina, the appropriation by Congress
$50 .oOO will more than cover the purchase aud
attending eYpeoces that il will be necessary
for the Commis.ioaers again 10 visit IN" Nation
10 paw the money, take convryances &c. when
they expect TO make final adjustment OF the
whole business and that part Of these land
have already been sold by the State; but a
large proportion are yet 10 sell, some Of which
are valuable
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MariinsLlirg. Anrnn 90.

'S'''''''"Sb bSt %o'
Superior Conrt--A special term of the Su-
perIor Court of In" Tor this county, was held
last week. by Judge Parker commencing on
Wednesday aud ending on Saturday AT thi,
court was tried two convicis. committed TO
the Jail OF our county on the Monday before.
One charged with obtaining from two bows
Lone bi| son and secreiing a sum of money
they had fOund-the other charged with steal.
ing Hatchei or small hand axe They being
apprehended and confined but two DAYS be-
fore the setting 70 the Superior Court waived
the privilege OF Call Court, and PRAYED for
an immediate trial in the Superior Court.
This was granted then-hey were both tried
both found guilty-one of grand larceny
the other Of petit larceny. Judge Parker
pronounced sentence on them on Saturday,
John CLARKE charged with grand larceny to be
confined in the Penentiary for tow wears, and
Alexander L. Grimes, with petit larceny. TO
be confined in the Jail of this county for one
month, and TO receive thirty lashes on his bear
back al two several times.
Nn. Gnsette,
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2. WILIIAN L. " GALA
Sir Your communication Ofthe LIST instant.
addressed TO Boston, has reached me only by
tins days posi. Although by no meaus covetous
Of dispuialion, aud believing truth 10 be rather
disco,erabie by the study vi ,hings, ofman aud
of ourselves, than altainable by argument, yet
am most willing 10 meet you Hs proposed.
The views have presented 10 the American
People are fair subject sf challenge and Of
criticism ard far from ohjecling 10 iheR en-
animation. shall hold myself indebted 10 those
who may assist IN detecting their eIror, or con
filming their ruth.
The building designated in your letter will
be perfectly agreeable TO me. With respect
to time, the early part Of the month of Octo.
Der would best suit with my engagements.
FRANCES WRIGHT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

Sf OTiCE.-The subscriber wishes 10 TO-
IN form his friends and the public, that he
is now opening House of Entertain.n ent and
Store, in the south east part Of Campbell coun-
~. al his Brick Establishment, near Collins
Ferry on the main road leading from Lynch
burg 10 Halifax Court House, " here he hopes
TO meet with the patronage of his acquantan-
ces and the public andis now prepared with
good beds, provisions and stables of the best,
aud ehali spare no pains 10 try and suit thoss
who may think proper to call on him.
JAMES JONES.
August "a. w2wif
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FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA PATRIOT.

Mr. Clay, in speech recently delivered TO a
large concourse of his fellow citizens al Lexlng
ton, made this memorable declaration :" Not
an officer said he, " under the government
during the last q years, ending with the 4th
March last, was removed from Office on the ac-
count of political sentiment" What an hon.
orabie contrast to the course pursued by the
present Administration, during the four months
which II has been in existence prescription
unparalleled, even in the annals of despotism.
with herhaps two exceptions. has marked its
briefpossession Of power virtue and talents.
log public services, Revolutionary claims. and
honorable wounds. had alike been aisregarded !;
hosry headed veterans,who fought and bed TO
obtain that freedom which is our boast--free
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

indian Ans'eer TO Challenge. II have two
objections 10 this duel affair. The one Is les,
should hurt you, aud the other is lest vou
should hurt me. do not see any good il would
do me to put bullet through any mart 1.-THE
least dangerous part) OF your BODY. could
make no use ofyou when dead for anv culinary
purpose, as would of rabbit or a turkey.
am no cannlbal, To feed on the Ge,h of men
why then shoot down human creature q xvhom
could make no use A buffalo would he better
meat Tor though your flesh might be delicate
and tender yet II wants that ir,npess and
consistency which makes and retains salt A,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

dom of opinion an o. ehoiee-Frosf'i0ta ava
1uni,htd Tor exercising il, in short, ali who
lied no, think that Andrew Jackson Was Del
,cr qualified for The Pfesidenc, than John u.
Adams, have been ibfo"gh, as u were ou' Oh
The pale Of citizenship. such las been ''e
course of President Jack,on-and od'ous as "
i how much more so does II appear, hbeh
go aparsd with the conduct Mr.. Adams, during
4, ul.cur yeats he Vas in Office. The contrast
8reehe 6igbes, degree honorable TO that n,uch-
.ised and illuminated sisiesmanand pas
,rio, and we II may his friend glory IN 'he
support which they gave him.
--sOs..-
CharIestor,i. OFF Co. Ha.l dug. 10.
"On. Fact isHorth a Thousand Theories "A
gentleman OF alHriinsburg gave US a S'rike'ng :.
instance in proof that The = American system
oolv REQUIRES fair test and n reasonable per-
seyerence, TO render iliriumphandy successful.
He informs ns that he saw the other day,a large
boI Of cloths manufactured nj the factory oil
Messers. Gibbs & Orrick, directed 90 Bali
more Upon inquiry into the strange occur
renee. he W as informed that the company find
in that city ready market for large portion
of their products, which are OF most eTtory ~
that town produces Competing Of quality and
pattern fully equal 10 the hes, Scotch fabrics
Success to the cause oil home Industry, and
TO its great patron and generous supporters
Free PTsY.
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EDsSNESTH,C.
Cumberland MA dur

Cumberland (Mt)d,g %, 1929
The Tralot George Streariugtn tor the
hurde JhH omn HJe, IN this COUNTY, o, the
s'h day "i September iast, was closed this day
+" clock 4. NJ after u pa isnt aud Labor.
Gus session OF weeks. The Jmy retired Ia
tn " room about 10 minutes, when il ietnrned
INTO CONT and rsn tered verdict OF " Guilty
Of murder IN HE first degree :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

Francis W. Armstrong has been chosen a
Representative 10 Cong .ss To succeed Mr..
Owen aud Clsn,ent &. Clay to succeed Mr..
u. Moore chosen Governor.
The third District has not been heard from
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~

HhteIi"g, August l5.-On tie 9Th inst. ms
the Scam Boat Native WIS "a her way np,
when abou twenty five miles bebw Portsmouth.
ONO, her steam pIpe give way, the whole OF
her steam was suddenly discharged. which
created great alarm /; several jumped overheard
and two men deck passengers, named Wolfand
aud Paxton, were drowned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

The United States ship Onia,to. under the
Of Thomas iioldup Stevens, Esq.
ven, 10 sea ths mnrnug. She is hound to the
VI dl'erranean. anj cat'irs on, Mdjor Lee. the
Consul General 10 Alsiers, who, with Mrs. Lee,
Vent on board yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
MIS- 9IILAMYa

Since the establishment of the constitution If
the United States, 1889, we have had seven
fres'dents-teo Secretaries of Slate-nine Sec.
retaries OF the Treasury-thirteen Secretaries
OF War-ten Secretaries of the Nayy-seven
Post Masters General, and eleven Attorney.
general. vi these seventy foar distinguished
public officers, but two, we elieve. have died
IN office, and these were both Vice Presidents
of'he United States. As ii is not probable ,ba,
the Offices herein enumerated have been
attained at an earlier age than so, the above
statement would warrant the belief that we
averaged the attainment ofas great an age in
thu country as Is usual in any part of the world
Southern Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

From Gores' Liverpool Adrertiser. J,ilv o.
The venerable Mr. Maury The late adyices
from America inform us that Franci, b %
den Esq. has been appointed Consul nj Ii
yeIpool, rice the venerable Maury, removed,
Venerable indeed 10 years, and disiu pui,b.
ed in worth, is the gentleman thus alluded TO
aud althouga delcacy iorbids us to question any
DEGREES ofa foreign government, in the dispo,.
al 10 its own Offices, still we lament, thai r..
moval should he appended 10 the name Of
Maury in any records which the United States
could show. His appointment emanating dir.
ectly from he - Father Of his Country " lonp
and faithful term Of service has il fled the
choice, and shown that the selection of Wash
ington was honorable to his judgment and bis
character, Few men have passed through life
with more esteem--none have discharged their
duties with strcter and more devoted GEAR
The mercantile navy of America possessed a
faithful representative, and its distressed sea.
men always found in Liverpool that advice,
sn1cour aud protection which robbed msfor.
tune Of its sting, and opened brighter pros.
poets 10 their view. His were services. no,
professions, while his bland and courteous
manner attached friends, aud conciatad-nn.
not enrmies-for the venerable Maury had none
N, American Administration ever thought of
his removal save the present, and despite that
delicacy 10 which we have referred, we rel.
terate our regrets at the event and consider
that II a retirement from his respon sble duties
WIS deemed necessary, resignation, not reno.
val, would have shown brighter in the page of
national gratitude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

oIICE.-Tbe subscriber will resume the
~ duties OF his sch Dol on Monday, the l4h
of September next. Holm CARY.
Angus, 81. A
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20 to 8ONegroes Wanted.

VI 1Nhh subscriber wishes TO purchase from 70
- 10 80 likely young negroes of good charac-
yer , omehy young mentor which the highest
cash prices will be given.
GARLAND TATE,
1.-THE Washington Hotel.
August II. insl
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any rate II would moi be q, FOR iong y,,....
You might make a good English ,e. ar.
American barbacue.,t istrae, be ing of h. RAJ
of an oppossum; bot people are nj in H..
habit of baI bacuiug any thing huma in n
enlg htened times. As to your hide II i. -.
worth taking off, being little better tim a y., ~
ling colt. As 10 INV self don't like 10 s,,,
in The ssy of any thing harmful Lam md.
great apprehension you might hi me. ,bs,
being the case, think il most advisable 10 .,'.,
at distance. Ifyou want to Try y.ut pi,,ap.
take some object, tree or a barn dor. al
my dimensions and IL yos hit that. send ~
word ana l shall acknowledge that Ind III
in the same place you might have alo lin N.
Fancy Work in Glass.-On. Who.
notion 81 glass is drawn chiefly from its an
~ or hrittleness, can hardly meet with mo-.
agreeable surprise than 10 witnessing the ,".
formances of Mr.. Smith, st Dissurnelrs ,ess;,'
Room. With a small by drostetic be lows bla,,e6
ing through glass pipe upon burning .ad y,
cotton, sa turaied with fine iallow a lane y,
fame is sent out So intensely hot as 10 msl,
rod Of glass in few seconds, and so sbarn ="
to act on a single point at a time, and with mi.
simple apparatus Mr.. Smith will make b..s
and brittle glass as DUCT as gold, and as,s
BILE as silk. He will spin you off hupdrs
yards of glass yarn as fine and soft and p,o.sv
as the famest hair or he will make YOU m
excellent pen Of glass that shall need no fnr'
Their nibbng or he will furnish yon with AN
assortment Of Spaniels aud Poodlcs of the mos,
tasty races, and quite as useful as any in fash.
ion, or he will build you any kind of watercralf
with standing rigging, spars and steamers. in
complete order or he will AXE his glass rods
aar ,.,sr kaf,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

Bfookn'dn vs.. Roihschid-A case which ha
excited much interest in London, on account of
THE eommeroial emineuce OF the defendant. i'm i,
oeen tiled'n the Vice Chancrllors Court. be.
tween bfooknan aud Rothschild. The facts of
M, ,n, ease are thus stated in tho Times of the
brookman deals with Rothscbild. or rothor
employs hothsehild al bis ag emf or factor By
such dealing or employment Brookman comes
10 great pecunary distress. Now an agrn, NAV
certainty carry on business for principal iill
'he latter is ruined, while the former remains
unhur', or rather imIro, ed by the commission
money. But u somehow or other happens in
All The pecunary transact ms on this occasion.
that no bona fide purchases or sale, are made
ey holhschid-he merely passes nominal trans.
iers Of money in his books the transactions
therefore become positive transactions between
the principal and his agent, (contrar, to every
maxim of law and equity
The principal is ruined by them. but this does
no, appear TO be the case wi the agent. who
IN ms character Of agent. # he had been an
open man, ought TO have dissuaded his principa
rom engaging in those transactions wb;c
subsequently brought him 10 poverty. lib u
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IN AI.AH MA

Philadelphia, Aug. 90, 1929.
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,, BY dee !. Dtuguid. Gen. A. Jackson. lie
Hero Of NV Orleans
BY 1lieH johnson Health her5ness aud
prosperity to our Revolutionary l'adiol, Peer
Francisco, sr
by Dot. I'm. H. D, Christian; Nav Viz.
g,n'a, by III. 4 h .i mex, July, have am impfoy
ed constitution. adopted unanimously bv the
people. and may We never forget our DEVOTED
Tread IN the struggle, John II. Peasants.
BY PsisrJ irdncisco The memory OF the
ilusirious waebington, Oh that the yenera.
BILE sage could. fol moment, rise from his hea
venly citadel, to view, on this day, the teas, q,
souls.
By .7Hsn johnson. The liberty OF The nress
may ever remain Tree and untrammelled.
BY Daniel Whiiater; Gen. Jackson. wa
know him for his ser, ices and esteem him for
his virtues.
BY Wm. r, Daiesos; The American Fair
" Made TO engage all hearts, and charm oil
eyes,
" Though weak, magnaninous though witty,
wise
BY }. G.. Mostly Brown aud Williams, Of
Harrison, the authors Vi the approaching Vir.
ginia Convention.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. J,hy 3

Flour We have 10 note a decline IN The
value of Flour since our last report. In the
early part OF the week u sale OF 6OO barrels
Howard street was made from store az SO per
barrel on 90 days credit, without interest ; an
other lot Of 90 barrels at 50 81 IL CASH
another lot of $50 barrels al 50 S71 on %
days, part with and part without interest
Since then some parcels have been sold NJ
SO 70, cash, and one lol Of 500 barrels, OF Ia
vourite brands, OF the old stock, WAS sold al
SIS SO a SIS rs, each. These are The actual
sales Of How ard street Flour " hich have come
to our knowledge. Tod day we end the make
completely uu.eiled, some holders asking SO
Others So rs aud one holder wiling 10 sell a
lot OF 40 barrels fresh ground At % so. Al
the market is TOO undetermined al ,his janciurf
10 enable US 20 make ~ accurate store quota
ton, we prefer 10 omli IL alipge'hef Ihs
wagon price openee this week a, 10, but OF
Wednesday, there was decline Of 90 cent
per barrel II hss slnce stood a. W sl'ho
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in one instance IL ia reported TO u as under
that rate.
A parcel Of 400 barrels City Mills Four was
sold on Thursday at So 20 pee barrel cash.
This is the only Transaction Of which we have
heard, and holders do not name a price to.
day.
A parcel of 800 barrels Susquehnnna Flour
Was sold on Thursday at So % per barrel cash.
Tobacco. Sales OF Virginia have bees made
this week al sfi Slo1 as IN quality. Several
lots Of Ohio Tobacco have been taken at so n
Sl4 and s22. A small LOT Of Kentucky was
taken al So, and % hhds. Mary ut 81 To
81 The aggregate business Of tho week ba
beea iair. and sales were AT rather better pri
ces. The inspections OF the week ARE Is hhds
Ma, iand; @ hhds. Ohio, aud 60 hhds. Ken
lucky total lS9 hhds.
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NEW AHHIWALG

TWyHE subscriber has Jpn received verY
handsome Ioi OF fashionable Cling hams and
caicueh from New York, and viii be receiving
from that cny,lrom tItne To time, Goods suitable
for the approaching season, selected by sn
exp. rienced hand. n. ALLISON
March al
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~ oMMlTTED 10 jo,l, in The Computation. OF
~ Lynchburg, the sixteenth OF Junr. 1928,
a negro woman. who say her name is Pho
BE. She is n woman of aheu - q, % yea $
of nge, dark eomplr,on, about Common sia.
ture, aud says tina, she was put In he hand.
OF the hlafstal of The Richmond District by
the Chancellor, aud hired 10 Wm. h. Garter
OF Goochland CO. Va. from whom she abscnnd
ed.
The person having the ,hntge ofihis negro is
requested 10 come inward, ply ohar1es nnd
take hei away, OF else she hail br sold accord.
Ing To law. al the Court Hou.e, on Monday the
Isl day of the August co'poleton { our neat
SAML, BRANSFORD, Jalior.
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AT HE sign OF rnE
BIG SJslO 40

NENfE wish 10 scl on four years credit. the
w tract ofLand belonging TO the estate of
WIN Irvine, dec. situated Oh the north and
south forks " Goose Creek. in Bedford county
aud on the main road leading from Liberty TO
F'ucastle. II adoins Capt, Buiord. on the
east. This tract contains about 400 acres, of
which 500 are unclenred. Tho part which Is
uucleared, escep, n verysmall portion, isrxecl-
leni tobacco lard OF the cleared land 100 acres
are low grounds oil the first quality, aud the re'
mainder Iemarkably fine high land. II Is one
oil the best tracts OF land in the upper country.
being we'll adapted To the cultivation Of tobac.
co aud all kind of grain. II lees remarkably
well and is very tree from stone. II divided
II would make Two very handsome tracts. Per
SOM wishing 10 purchase. may apply 10 Robert
Irvine, residing in the neie hborhood oil New
London. WV. IRVINE, EI'ors Of
ROBERT IRVINE. 5 WIN Irvine,
July s dec.
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RICHMOND MARKET. July 3.

Flour, % 81 / = TO 50 50-I0bnccO, good
aud fine, ST to Sl2 middling, "a 80 10 So
So common, "a TO So very good soN, 50 30
10 g7.-QUailles between "a and Sb, twenty
FIVE to hliy cents higher than thu week proceed
ing. The Compiler remarks that the inspec-
iious Of the State, including passed and relos-
ed, are 6729 hhJs. less 10 lst July than al the
same period last year.
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S,NfoTICE.-By virtue Of n deed OF trust,
M executed 10 me by ~ Schoolheid, and
recorded 10 the Clerks Office ofibc corpora ion
of Lynchburg for purposes therein expressed,
| shall on Saturday the lth July. proceed TO
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, SO feet OF
ground, fronting Oh Jefferson street, running
back 30 feet with n framed house On the shme.
Acting M trustee. shall make such RICH, as
Is vested in me. N. Il. THURMAN.
July ..
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COM NERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
REVIEW
o the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected Jor The Vrgnidn, By
THOMAS A HoLcOuBE aud RICHARD TYREE.
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.

lHohAs HOLCOnBE and RICHARD IYREE.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
Co. from %3 81 10 IL 90
Inferior to common, s % TO 90
common to good, g UOto y On
Good TO fne, 8 OOt0 u 50
Refused, > 81 % 3 %
81 lp,, 4 10 4 80
l. sprcted the last week 300 hhds passed iobac.
co % hhds refused total las.
Our N peciIon~ are brgInnlng 10 dimipisl,
ana the quantity 10 inspect is NOT large. As
: price W. see ~ chang or The asi Two or
lnree weeks they rave been steady. Welearn
from Richmond that the quantity inspecting
there i, small The prices are considered n
shade better Than the previous week. Oar For
eIgn advces co tinur an favorable.
Flour. by wholesale, "a % to 81
New Wheat, 10 cts bu rel,
Whiskey, wholesale, from 26t TO % 2
Corn, wholesale, pei bbl. . 80
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FON IAE NAAN.

ENOR sale few dozen walls Of the new and
II hphly celebrated kephalls. for preseIv-
my and beaatiiy ing the Hair.
June 20 Howell DAVIES.
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SINfOrlCE.-By vir,ne Of n deed OF rust
III executed 10 The Subscribers BY Ambrose
Fucker aud Betsy his wife, and IL OF record IN
the county Co"r, Of Amherst, for certain pun
poses 10 ,aid deed ekpi essrd--will be exposed
10 sale, AT publ, auciIoo, on Friday the tn
day of August next, II fair. Il ant, on the nrsf
far day. attract Of LAND containing sixty a
cres, y inc near Miller Greek, In the county
OF Amherst. Another tact containing hb,ut
thirteen hundred AID forty acres, being the
tract on which sa,d Nuckcr resides. Also, our
other irac, ip lhe same neigbborhood, cont ain.
ing eight hsndred and thirty nine acres, on
which George Tinsley BESIDES, The sale will
bc on crodi, Of one. two and three years.
the purchaser giving bond with approved SCI
curity, and deed oil trust on the land 10 secure
the pm, chase money. Acting 1 trustees, ihe
subscribers will convey such title MS b vested
in them by said deed, and none other, which
they elieve unqnestionable.
JOHN MILLER.
DAVID H. EDLEY, '"''s'
June1. iiwids.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-27
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES
Boot and Shoe NIanufactory
Opposifc he OM lSlrnn Tare

VIII1aWE OH IuttTN.
1--WE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and tic public for tie liberal encouragement lc
Inns heretofore met with. Having lately emplSycd
iFrst rate workman from the North, is now PREPARED
O. execute orders III the ladies' ani misses line aud
Nlh make 90 tleIgost arrrovcd manner, 10 measures
~ iGstonn style, any orders which be may be IA
cirHd with and hopes by strict personal attention
% business, 10 receive continuance Of the public
llironagc.
On hand gcnti,mcns boots. shoes and rninps
t'Ys fine Sizes, and as a.sorimtnt Of negro SHOES
Of good quality.
Jelly 2i-coiU CIyl JOHN DItRHHN