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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

A. rules held in the Clerks Office of Nelson County
the Sd day OF November, 1r2s. John stevens, Com
plainant against !Dhu Moss, Deiendah IN Chancery.
The defendant not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the of Assembly aud
The rules of this court and hppenrngby satisfactory tF
dence that no is not inhabitant OF this
aud without the jurisdiction this court the motion
OF the complainant by his counsel it is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here The fourth Monday
ia February End answer the compliments ball
aud hata copy ofihis order be forthwith inserted N
the Virgnian, published Ia The town of LyHchhure, for
eight weeks successvcly previous to said day and
Their copy thereof be posted vi at the front door OF the
courthouse Of this county some court day.
ACopy-Teste, SEATON II. LOVING. ID. e.
No. % un.nlS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

KERS. Join IOMpKINS, from Richmond
lvn is DESTROYS TO obtain afew young la
dies rs boarders. To such rs wish il she will
give instructions in MUSIC.
Parents aud guardians, ent,usting their
children or wards to her care, may rely on the
arieiesi attention being paid 10 their morals
anG comfort.
Lyuchburg, Nov. g. I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
HATTERS, MATERIALS

he mas IlktWIse on hdHU, B1He'"I dss'I
npnt and pIeat variety of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
From, the New York american.

| IMPORTANT DEciSIoN.-A Case involving a
question OF great interest 10 the community Y,
was argued and DECIDED in The Circui, Court
of the United States, before Judges Thompson
and Be,s, during the present week; and we
now publish for general Information brief
but very clear and distinct, report, furnished to
us by legal friend
The sui wa> sci,e facias 10 revive juds-
ment 10 favor of VIM KONG against William
Bayard, deceased and he object Of the pro
| ceeding was 10 obtain an execution agains all
the lands of which Mr.. Bayard was seized, a,
The time he judgment was given or docketed
One OF he ,eire-tenan's, or persons IL pos
session OF the lands, pleaded 'har after The
judgmrn, given, and before any execution had
been issued thereon, the executors Of Mr.. Bay.
ard. who was 'hcn dee eased, under power
given by The will had conveyed 20 him for
val, able consideration the land of which he
WAS returned ter:e tenant; and insisted on
iris con, eyance as bar 10 the execution pI
ed for
To this plea there was general demurrer !;
thai is the fac.s were a1mi'e ed, bu, il was deni
ea that they formed . legal bar 10 the issuing
Of the execution.
The question, therefore, arising for the de.
cision oil the Courr, WAS whe:htr The Judgments
Of III, Courts Of The United S atcs in this state,
are a lien upon lands As against subsequent
purchases and if so, when the lien commen.
crs or attaches.
The case was very fully argued on The 10th
and l7'h inst by Messrs o. II offiman and J.
Duer on the part OF the plointitf and on the
pat, Of the defendant by Messrs ID S. Jones
and P. A. Jay.
Ii was insisted on behalf Of the defendant,
that, admitting the power of Congress 10 m AXE
the JadgMenis of she United States Courts
lien upon land, such power had not in fac
been exercised, since no provision 10 that effect
was TO be found IN any Of The acts of Congress
having relation TO the subject.
Tha by the process acts Of 1889 and 1892,
Congress had indeed adopted The forms of the
executions then issuable from the S. ate Courts;
but that regulation confined IN It's terms to
wri's and process, could no by implication be
ex ended TO judgments
And lastly that by The laws OF the state, a
Judgment vas no, q lien as agains, par' asers,
unless j, was regularly dorkeled, according to
the provisions OF the statute. That those pro
visions were MOI applicable TO the Courts Of
the United States; or, if capable Of beng so
applied. had MOI, in FACT, been sdop'ed Ivy any
act OF Congress or any rule Of the Court: aud
tnst the mere ac' Of Gnckt ing. Being thus un-
authorised, could give no addi 'ona Fl acy 10
the judgm n.
The positions on which the Counsel for the |
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
This il to give notice,

TNiAT tae subscriber has obtained IRON 'Ne "
i phans' Court Of Washington County, IN 'he w
trict of Columbia. letters Of administration on ,e Pc
sonal estate Of WILLIAM l.. KENNEDY, late OF "'''ns
ton County, deceased. All perso"s having e, ,Ha
against the said deceased are hereby ~ared TO ea..
the same, with the vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBE
at or before the Sd day of November next; thr! -!
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of VI
said estate.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of NovemSe,. D
the year 1929. FIR \. KENNEDY A'"|
T AS I am very anxious to settle %:
affairs of my deceased brothers estate as sp esaE
practicable, request all to phon1 u is indicted PI
sent their Claims duly authe ntica,eL; aud nope ~
as are indebted to IL will pay the ssm due when c'"'
on, or give their notes for it. J. A.,
nov l0-eOlw&w2w aHnE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

CHAMsERssuRc, pa Nov. T.-Th. r.
of Qaar'er Sessions Of this coun,y, vr,. ""
cup,rd between ,h'ee and four DAYS H., {"
trying an indictment asains, sundry Jo,'
men ohormakels Of this borough, for .1
.piraey TO raise their wages, and Drsi.s
such as were no, membcis Of their a>so,; ..'I
The written constitution and By Law, n \
Society were i" general ofa hene,olrn, e..
ae!'r' providing for tho support and eonts-
oil its sick and disabled members. The n.'
cu.inn WAS IN the main sustained BY nv. ~TF
Other rules tina, W re unwri'ten Va, ,,s,.t
LEGGED and prac'ised ny the Society. '
r jury after being out f,om Fr.d,, o..
Ing 10 Saturday, forenoon, found tee s,,.
guilty Of conspirng 10 raise their wage, N'
on The afternoon Of thar day the Coup, ,.,'
ced the principal Of he Society 10 van.
$40 three others named in the indrrn
ea"h finr o. IS, AMI COS, Of proseru.ioD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

"FoR WANT OF THoUGHT."-A member If
the bar, who is remarkable for his a,ten ion to
business, left his Office las, week, stating tina
he should soon return. His partner was a ill.,
tie surprised that afternoon and evening, tina
he did not make his appeal ance, bu' concluded
he had been accidentally summoned to attend to
some impnrian, matter which hid detained
him. The mex, day his anxiety increased, until
by night, the suspense became truly painful
Midnight came, and his heart sickened az the
probability of he m-ianeh holy fate Of his assoc
ciate He retired, bu, in agony. His pillow
gave no repose. Another morning dawned,
and hope had nearly vanished. HIS friend had
no; been seen, or heard of He paced his room,
glanced AZ the elbow chair his friea nd had so
long occupied; every thing was a distressing
m-menio. II was but too evident that the aw-
fsi reality would soon burst upon him On a
sudden his attention was directed towards the
door. His hair stood on end. Did he dream,
or had ne his senses! In an instant oil doubt
was disp'l He'd by the warm pulsa,on of his
friends hand in his own, and he heard the
whole story. His friend had gone 10 accom-
Pany person to the steam boat, and while ear
nes'ly engaged in conversation, he did no, no.
uce, until TOO lae, that he was on his way to
Albany, and had no prospect Of returning but
by way Of West Point or Nswburg.
Jour. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

New York Counr OF SEssIoNs-Saturday
being the day appointed for the prisoners 10
receive sentence, the Sessions Room was unu-
saaly crowded. The scene was very Impress
i've. The youthful appearance Of the boy,
James Allen, excited more. than ordinary in
,erest The Recorder stated thai tse Cour,
had rec' lived the following letter from him:
40 The Honorable Richard Rike,.
" | have been 'rird oy Jury Of my country
and found guilty Of Burglary, crime hat,
l must acknowledge, I am guilty Of. though
let me tell your Houors in the language Of
Su!omon--l did not know before my trial the
meaning of the term tina, is BurgIary-for |
have been told by many that were Older shan
myself that there was no such crime. But
now see that have been wrongly mislrd in
that as we'll as in other things. Allow me 10
tell your honors | have been led astray by older
ones Than myself, and ! am sorry to say it
But by old counseIs or those that have been
tried and found guilty Of numerous crimes. My
being young boy, they thought could be
easily led away and be e ,od one to en- err
houses through The Windows, which did in
the case that I sand convicted. Mr. Contoo
came TO my mo hers house, the evening he
robbery was committed and in,is,ed of nv 20.
ing with him and others They told me so
many tnr stories that consented TO 60 with
them. am young boy Of no trade and bu,
II Ne education and If must be punished I
pray YOUR Honors 10 sentence me 10 The House
"i Refuge, where hope er, long % become a
good oi,Iz'n. My age is he wern 10 md IL
years; therefore, close with an assurance that
your honors will lend a listening ear to nv
prayers and make my sentence as low as the
law will admit JAMES AIJENn
Few York, November 18th, 1929.
de thsn observed that. the statute was We.
rrmp'ory allowing the Court, IN cases Ct bur.
slary, discretion. II was their duty 20 adj.
Judge Jon" Gray, alias Contoo, James Allen,
and William Small, to be imprisoned in the |
state prison a Sing Sing, at hard labor, during
the Term Of their natural lives. The case Of
Allen Is melancholy and affecting instance Of
the e"Iruping influence Of evil associates. We
are informed by Mr.. Hays, an excellent Judge
ct character, that he has no equal, within his
kn."'. dye, of his years, in The city He is re. |
markedly shre~d and sagaciou., and on FRIDAY
nall +nsed some Of the jurors q. they came to
me DOCK 10 be sworn, because he noticed, in
their faces, something which he though unfa.
Vorable to himself. The history Of The whole
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

AZ N'Net
ynehS NI s'y w GI.'i ip fl ,s'' .,
h1e times tueet 1t will leave this place on MCrr
Thurs lay, and Saturday, at N. and return On 4,
following days. 1t will reach Charlottesville in O..
day and half, and Iy"chburg in two day anil ht
1t will leave Alexandria every day at ~ A. ~ M.
Barnard's Mansion Hotel, Washington, in forty nue
at which point it in,ersects the new and spIenld f
which has just gone INTO operation, and reach B,t.
more Ut half after ar. NJ. 1t viii leave Barnard, n,
tel Monday, Thursday, aud Saturday, at u ocstt
and OH the remaining days Of the week ~ minute,
p. u. and reach Newton's Hotel in Alexandra 1t ,
=. 81.
The new line will deliver passengers. requlel,a
the steamboat in Baltimore
The citizens Of Alexandra are advised to enter |.
the way to Baltimore, as by so doing their seats to RI
timore are secured, without any attention or cal, B
Washington; and SO from Baltimore on 10 msshinst
- Fare between Alexandra and Washington, IT,
cents; between Alexandra and Baltimore, s..
nov THE PROPRIETOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

A eolored man, apparently about forty years
old, made his appearance a Piusford, near Ro.
Chaser, on the 18Th inst. wifh liule girl of
abou, hve years, described IN Roc hester paper
as bs'ng Of chif'sh complexion which he said
was his. The th,ld gave a dinrr-n, account,
bu, appeared to be in fear of ne man. She had
q gold chain, which she said her mother had
gwen her, in WHICH she Vas eonrAdicred IVY the
negro. He va, pursued, bat not overlaken up
50 the 18th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
Cotton Yarn.

~ Z have just received an additional supply Of u
w ton HS,. Of all numbers; aud shall coas'HV'
eep OH hand large stock Of all numbers, whea
manufactured for US from superior cotton by The D
new machinery, and by master worSrnen, ana We W.
rant it 20 be Of first rate quality IN
lomoz6 JOSEPH JaNNEY y co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

family is but record Of wicksdres. ,,1
His father is now in the s'a. prison n"S ~; e'rc'
Their is sentenced to the peni,eu,j,,r US " Ha,
years, and his brother CThom.s Ai." e' II
saved from the same fate only b; be;no " 'a
ed 10 become States evidence. ''a',
Gray sa; scowling while The Rero,,
adInonishing him 10 strive to make h. 'n
with his Maker, and is evidently 50 ~ pa pa:
in iniquity, that virtue and admo,, "i.S'''''
equally despises. As the sentence wv e
nouneed, he exclaimed, 81 thank C,1i Pc
not three lives 10 l'e"-alludi,r 20 ~. "a;
indictments On which he had been Conn. .1'S
Jour. Of q,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
For Rent,

A1 That eIegan, Two Story Bill
ES8NI r House, with kitchen, wash and bahhous
H8 stable and csrriage.house, an eesar g.
A1 den and well Of excellent water pun;
in the centre of the square, cis,ern Of wash Sltd
and every -equalled b. few and eIeeet.
by none Of its size in town 1t ia At present ocerps
by Mr.. James Cloud. Possession given on or 5stSr
the first Of September next. Apply to
aug l7-ettf ROBT BROCKETf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
70 Rent.

~ The large and conyrrirr, Hon.
&4ss kat the Lower Ferry. IT'S wei. cslcuL,.,
H& IiiH for grocery store AMI Dwelling A.
49, one of the Houses lately bull op,D,,
Stuait's TeamBoat Hotel. J, Is fitted for .,o a.;
dwelling. JOSIAH II. DAVIS
nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
Richard u. Carne,
A 7 his store on Fairfax street. three doors hp rJ
"A King street, has just finished opening Ills Fam
SCPPLYof
Harduare and Cutlery.

The assortment is very complete, CONSISTING md !,
part, Of Table, dessert, carving and hunters
forks; scissors rszors lancets; pen. pocket
cooks butchers, shoe, oyster, drawing sna cum ,"s
knivesi brass and iron RIM mortce, STOCK eI"s.s All,
board, chest, till, trunk, horse, and pad ncn I'D
round. half round, MILL cresseut, pit, ~sFaIs, ..Is;
hand saw files; hinges; screws; bolts nss; eb,.
sprgs; sparrowbills; hobs; rasps saws Psne, ,I..;
sells; gouges suges; rules; square' compassse conb
AIDES; avis; bristles; spectaces eandlesle. te.
needless buttons; sad. grid, and waffle IRONS
ties; trace chains; coffee mills; curry COMBS o,n,
cotton, wool, and horse cards; steeyards '.Soyek;
brass andirons; shovel and tongsi spades; odd
steel; pots; ovens; skets grddle'i ano" s.1et Of
lids weaver slais. etc. which, With g.n, lec,
other articles in the line, are for sale rn''aA'
either bv wholesale or retail
nov 3--2sw2WT1aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1929.
From, the o,don Ne,o Monthly Magozin

From The or,don Neto Monthly Magazine.
THE BURIAL OF COLUMBUS
II was no kingly pail
No purple and gold, like an evening cloud,
On which the sun hath in glory bowd'd,
Bow'd from his jewePd hall;
But the banner and bending plume,
The censor and rich perfume,
Were of that One, whose high re nown
Were foully changed for throne and crown.
Trial and toll were DER;
Anguish and Hate, and the whitening scowi
of hot-tongued Malice, and Anglers hoHi,
Were still as the Dead Sea shore
D Fame! this was thy victor hour,
Earn'd not by spear or arm Of power,
Nor bloody wreath, nor crimson brand -
Curses and glory, hand in hand.
Unfold the page Of Time!
And the dust OF ages sweep away:
Behold the past, like a full-orb'd day,
Burns in its pomp sublime
Glimmers the spear like twilight star,
Wave the white plumes, like foam affair
On the deep sea, rs the sun just filings
Unto it its golden offerings.
Hin who had ssipd the untravelPd deep,
And found. whese furious whirlwinds sweep,
A world across the wave.
Mournful gaze upon the throng
That bears the solemn bier along;
And the sad scene appears to me
A foul unhallow'd mockery.
Spirit. call on thee
Spirit! in whose great heart was furPd,
Fen as 4 scroll. a viewless world
esprit! reply to me
First on the Western shores thy feet
Felt the blue waves in homage meetl
O'er mighty realms and isles unknown.
Had thy banners, first of mortals, flown?
Thou gav'st them ALTO whom
Crown'd Of Alhsmbrs! thy scepNe'd shade,
Could it again the world invade,
Start fiom its gilled tomb,
'rwould blush TO own the gift he gave,
by thee recorded on lis gravel
In letters time will ne'er erase
His trophy and thy own disgrace.
Crown'd dust and where art thou!
And where is the man whose life supplied
Worlds unto thee. whilst the King denied
The wreath to bind his brow
King OF the hesrtless heart! ms name
Burns in the red right-hand OF Fame,
lis stsmp'd upon the Ocean vast,
Graved OH the Future by the Past
Death was to him but life!
lie on triumphing wing the while.
Fled all thy treacher,. all thy guile,
The base ignoble strife
But DER his bier the plumes that shone
Had Iofiier glory than thine own;
Fame's mighty orb was DER him spread,
Frightening the relics ofthe dead,
And Memory, as she rolls. in pride,
The perish'd pomp OF years aside,
Beholds upon the surge, the surf,
His glorious presence marching forth,
One foot or CalPe's summit hoar,
The other on Yeragua's shore;
"Lo! q new world!" the hero cried,
lie found It, gave it thee, and died,
whilst thou, dishonor'd, sceptre'd knave,
Gave, and twas all thou gav'st-a grave!
&c Irving's Life Of Columbus
For eon and Casf;le EoluunhuQ fnuNH n Neu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
70 Rent.

A three story House To let Oh II
M corner Of Wolfe and Water streets Al,
a two story House on Queen street is
rents will be low to good tenants, and a
session gwen Immediately. Apply to
nov l6-lawSt SAM'L. BARiIt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
Notice.

Notice.
ERANCIS X. KENNEDY informs bis friends y
II the customers Of his late brother. WlLuN -
KENNEDY, that he will continue the GRoCEh ~ -
NESS at the same stand as heretofore. nc N"'
few days, receive an additional supply OF
GROCERIES,
and solicits continuance of their CUSTOM
Alexandris Nov 10 ..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

See Irving's Life Of Columbus.
& For Leon and CASTLE Columbus found New
Worli.S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25
70 the Citizens Of A\exanAr;.

The Proprietor Of d.
EoAALINE OF SiAGES b,tu,.
S3&HH this place (by Charlotte svlIt, a!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-25

They bear him to his grave
Hin who had saipd the untravelPd deep,
And found. whese furious whirlwinds sweep,
A world across the wave.
Mournfui gaze upon the throng
That bears the solemn bier along;
And the sad scene appears to me
A foul unhallow'd mockery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-24

'PIiE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
SUCH and ts pre-eminent virtues well cs-
tablisad, and fully acknowledged by intelligent
public that 1t is scarcely necessary say thing
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
in Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from intern
pcrance and dissipation: Old and inveternte Ulcers
Pains in the Bones attended with swelngs of the
Joints lndlgcstlon Bloches on the Face, Pimpcs &c
Syphilis Cuaneous diseases generally, and letter III
particular: Mercurial and Scrofuous complaints
The certificates of wonderful cures performed by
the Catholicon, have become so numerous, to pre-
Guide their insertion in any newspaper, and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages This Will be forward
ed as soon possible the sevCrul gents for gra-
tiltous distribution, and must perusal strengthen
the good opinion entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and disarm, il is hoped, the prclUd-
ces of those who view with distrust any medicine not
known in what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
At the earnest solicitation of members Of the med
zeal faculty and others who have witnessed the
fishing cures effected by the of the Vegetable
Catholicon, and who anxious that is benefits 10
mankind may be widely diffIsed the proprietor
has consented TO reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out In any way deterlorating the quality of the med
1cIne, reducing the size Of the bottle, has been
materially done in the case of Swaim's Paneccs.
Extracts Y letters recently rceared from PhyaoioTS, Gd from
agents for The sale Of Pocrs Cdoicon most Of 1roal
"I retail than your Caholicon where
sell bottle of Swans panacea aud great pleasure
Informing that in every in which have
tbolicon tried, it has produced decided JenefL"
"Could afford reduce the price your Cnthocon
and this would also be done by number Of other physicians
this town and vicinity who have used with the effects
otter all the other anaccs and the Compound Syrup of Sa
An eminent physician says 'I have known several cures
bred by the use of Caihocon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty. and
never known ], TO pro luce injurious Elects"
The above invaluable medicine may he constantly bad Of
Jan 10 Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-24
Classical & Mathematical Academy.

I'HE subscriber has the pleasure of informing the
m Puohc, that be has engaged an Assistant in the
EIassicai and English Department of his school, Mr.
leiJainm L. Barrett of King William, gentleman
potency.
Dir: Stephen Bernard, na,ice of France, whose
9anications az successful teacher are best evinced
oy the high rnnk which his pupils have sustained in
The University of Virginia viii continue To assist n,
the French, Spanish, and Mathematical Department,
curing So hours IF each day throughout l;e pear
-, Inc English branches of education which in most
Classical Schools too much NEGLECTED. win IN THE
receive the most faithful attention
tw more pupils be received either as
boarders OF as dav scholars
In order that the terms Of this institution may he
rendered as reasonable possible pupils Will here
after be furnished with board, washing and LODGING
IN the family Of the principal tho very low price 81
SiUo per ann,ir' end both boarders and DAY scholars
VIII be taught TIE ordinary branches of the English
department for 10 per Rnnuu; the lower branches Of
the same department Tor 80 per annuni-or $40 per
annun additionally, the prosody construction and
CRITICAL analysis OF the Greek and Latin classics and
lN the last mentioned sum, the department of the
modern languages, which department embraces the
higher branches of mathematics.
jan 2S-ts OLIVER A. SHAW.
For Information concerning his literary and moral ous
ncanols MT Barrett siions tie follow ing oria The
first rom VIM Hawkeswor;h, Esq President of the Runfrd
fs VINO Tor number of years known in mig
cy and ITS Vicinity as teacher of the highest suincnce
institution for considerable length time during portion
OF which period he has been member my own
uerey afforded me the complete opportunity asrer-
tanning his real character merits with equal pleasure and
truth therefore certify that his eproach-
h and his manners those of gentleman his course OF study
Ia the Greek and Latin Classcks has been such as TO qualify
n ior admission TO the University Virginia and ever
'und him digni and attentive student deem him per-
ecty competent assistant in the English and arm
departments Of any Of our SeninaTips
January 2lst, 1929 WIN HAWKFSWORru
Having attended the examinations at the Runford Academy
f the last 1--WE years. four Of which Mr. Barrett was student
there and being well and intimately acquainted with him
hGF. Hawk sTorth WI RIIRNS
Jan iary nd 1929.