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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

Prepared according 10 instruction from Dr.
WIN. Judkin Of Ohio.
from he Hon John Tniinfrro, Member 81
Congress, aud Member Of The tate COnuen-
h0n)
RicuMoYD, oh November, 1929.
SIR Il has been my wish, for a considera-
BILE time To communicate the good eiiec, with
which ! have used what IS called ".IgdkinS ONT
mtnt, and which | now understand is made
and sold by yourself-l have applied This Ont.
menl, during The last -four years. TO every spe-
cies Of humour aud wound, without failure TO
produce cure III every instance consider
II the most decided and eilioacious remedy in
all cases of tumour, he the cause what il may i,
aud have found nothing good for wounds
al any desCripiiun.-li may be proper TO add,
tbatihe cure of funour. called White SWefling,
given ovsr by the most distinguished Physicians
as incurable, and which they decided would,
without ampuialon, prove Ia al TO the patient,
was. under my immediate notice, effected by
the use of Judkins' Ointment" and the
patient is ~ fine health, his limb affected by the
tumour being restored ioa perfect state OF
soundness. Also. that the leg of man up
wards o 80 years old, which had been woun
ded, aud exhibited one dreadfully liberated
surface from the knee 10 foot, and which, for
inore ihan TWO years, had been considered in
curahe. was eHec'uaIly cured by the application
of" Judkins' Ointment" mention these two
cases. which fell under my immediate notice
aud management, as q decided evidence of tho
efficacy OF this remedy ia cases of tumout aud
of ulcers.- have experienced, as decidedly
the good effect OF this remedy IN the cure OF
+ Ions, and of every species of fresh wound.
In addition 10 the above cases, II may be
proper TO slate what know of ,is sure effects
as u remedy in all cases OF Scrofuous iumonr.
The most vioIeat and hopeless case Of this des-
cripton occurred in "A servant Of my own. IL
had bu filed the most skilful medical treatment.
but way subducd bv " Judkins' Ointment.n
Though the ,umours in tins case. after The cure
OF one, would exhibit themselves in other re
gions OF the patient, and one in particular OF
very large SIZE, in The body, partly under, aud
IN part below, the ribs, yet all were cured by
this Ointment. II is but us, 10 saw, that during
the four past years have never been without
this Ointment for the use of myself and Of my
neighbours. Aud that il has never been applied
to any species OF tumour ulcer, wound, whether
fresh on of long continuance, but with The
most rifectual result.
Ilseems TO me thai any one who " i'll observe on
the operation OF this Ointment, must be salts
fed as to its beneficial effect. II osn, with the
utmost confidence recommend she use of tins
valuable remedy.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN IALlAF ERRO.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail BY
Howell DAVIES, Agent,
Main Street, Lynchburg Va.
Sept. O.
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ETlGlNlA AT rules holden in the C,erk,s nooo "a
w the superior court Of Chancery. for Tho ,nnGt,c
District, the ID day ofAugust, 1880. vac - n'"'1'e
William W. Pcylou admir- do hi; 49,
henry dec d. Plaintiff, against Dorohea W,nsam
cutrM Of Patrick Henry, decd. Edmund WinS,o, cr..
e'1p VI af au"a winston decd Christopher Hunt e1
Nathaniel W. Henry, +. w. Henry, John HAM Sarab
w. o'ott' george ID Winston aud Dorotlea Iis wife
Jnncs Bruce aud El'ira his wife and Eylr1 Ann cpry
;, me defendants Christopher Hunt and Na,L,r;oIV
my moi ha'hg entered their appearance and given
a,uy according to tue act of Assembly and The rules
II, unu appearing by satisfactory evidence
W M c sad defendants do apper here on thc tenth dag
,'e next term aud answer the original and omendrl
f, VI le rlalni aud that copy Of this order b.
of'h"iih inserted IN some newspaper prn,ed in tbr
to"n OF lynchburg, for two motifs sueeessiveIy and
posted al the front door of the court-hnn,r in ttasn
to"h' Copy Testc, - '1
Ana n j. WILLS. c. c.
jim
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SEPT. 20.
G A. ROSE

w huiNia Al rules holden In the clerk office or
.ne superior Court ofChaucery, for the Lyncbbutg
District me "a day Of august, 1880 Wilj,n, TE,s
ton, Sen Plti. against Stephen Cbilton I mn
h,eharu 'hiton Harrison Chiffon Rawlev Chi'
NicnaI N h frederick hab!or Thudeus KaIler
sohn rolndeNter and Judy his wife, Defts "'' "l4''
ne defendants Stephen Chiffon and Josenh cn,,..
mol having entered their appearance and iva, ,naS
II 70 'is acl OF assembly q the rules ofbs copt
NJ py satisfactory evidence that tbev mo- nv,
OF tins country ordered thai a,t 10.
da' doappear here on the 10th dsy oCb my ueien
deS be- g m ., Inc plaintiff and that copy ofths or
~ tnt town OF Lynchburg, for two months p,e"
~, anu posted attho front door oftle couri ho,so e.
o s"'u 'o"u' AooPy-Teste. ~ :"
Aug 10 d. ROBES, d. Clerk.
tllr.
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Aug. Q

ETih"iNia-Ata Superior Court of Cbancerv. hol.
AZ, 1e'i al the town fLynchburg OH the 10Th day Q.
ibonas Aldridge, Pltf against Jacob Swoone Stcr.
nus NinooIne, Nicholas Kenny, George S. HOLLOWAY,
"eo'ee d. Noodson and Jabcz Camden Defts
On inc motion OF the Defendant Jacub Swoope BY
counsel 10 be allowed damages upon the dissolution Of
wy aw arded the Plaintiff in this cause CD tpe
twenty third day of May one thousand eight hundred
u twenty hfe, the court consideration thereof deIv
cred the following opinion.
by the Chancetor-The act does not furnish full
answer 10 Mr. swoope's application Upon reference 70
ua' act Mihough 1t applies judgments only there
ne same reason for extending to DEGREES which are
~ ct Judgments ofthe courts of Chancery 80 that
thh as at present advised, while il might NOT be cxen
o u Junetohs topreyeni the execution of trust deeds
Do ~ case like the present, where the deed has
peeh acted upon under circumstances as if mortgage
anu money specially decrced, should be considered %
ana III all respects executed accordingly
" eteiore the Court doth adjudge, order ard decree
ma Tue Cie Of this court issue an execution on Tue
decree IN favour ofthe defendant Jacob Swoope
against the plaintiff. with damages at the rate OF ph
Pc centuii per annum, the sum enjoined by Nv
dintii from the time of the awarding of the sald III
!uncio until the dissolution thereof. giving the law
M cTeuit for the sum heretofore made, unless the plan
u snail Oh or before the third day ofthe term next ae
ne hhai nave been served with copy of this order sue"
""uSe u the contrary. Copy-Tese, -
J. WILLS, &C
August 9. w4w
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MTLLINERY.

Ms Gill has on hand an assortment OF
Leghorns and other Millinery. received direct
!, IRON the North. which sbe is prepared 20
dispose Of AT very low prices. She is also,
prepared to execute any ordes IN her line with
elegance and Dispatch. The dilizens Of Lynch
burg and ~ vicinity are respectfully invited to
cali and examine her assortment.
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JAas sical ochooA.

fEgfIE subscriber proposes to raise Ctassi-
y cal School for boys, in which, together
with the ordinary branches OF English Tuition,
as English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
&c, will he taught the Latin and Greek Ian.
gnages. As the business is new 10 him, he has
no testimonials 10 offer rs 10 his capacity Tor II.
But he has himself received instruction in one
of the highest semnaries OF the country,
aud any person having IL in contemplation 10
patronage him, may inform himself on that
point still further. by personal examination.
Fsr English scholars, the charge viii be So,
aud for Classical scholars $40, payable halt
IN advance, per term ofthree months, begin
ming on the first Monday in October next, and
ending on the first Mondayi in January next
The subscribers present residence is ia the
brick building Of Mr.. a. Leitwich, md over
the Store OF a. o. Nash g. Co. MAN street
GUoIAVuS Il. CAMPBELL.
Sept ID DINO
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Esnnle School.

EH1ss Ann h. i. GORDON bsgs leaff 90
w ihfor.p her paifoUs aud iriends, thai me
ns1t session oil hsf School mill cntHme9 ace On
Monday the fourth al neat month. lOcvbefs1
Terms rs heretofore, TIN dollars Tor the session
OF five months.
IL The subscriber residing convenient 10
several oi the besi femaiC schools IN iorn,
would take fe~ bosrdsfs ~ ol0 per month
JOHN y. GORDON.
Sept %. IL
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Aug IL


VTlhdiNiA-A rules holden in the Clerks Oscoo
the superior Court ofChancery, fog The LynehbVrs
Dslslct, the I'd day Of August 1880 W. "'n'hourg
SndofaG1 Corder' Plaintiff, against Clement pipr ev.
ecp'or OF Elizabeth Gray, widow Of Edin Grays a. go
ana widow Of Hezekah Pigg, Seu. dec d. and ;,
Igg, IN his own right and the children of John p
acc DE- 10 W.T. peyton Pig, Iiozekiah Pgr. Rirbasg;
urGg9y ana Elizabeth hls wife, late ESsbetb P,an
and William PIgg and John w Pigg, infants nv camr
missioner Benagh specially assigned their op;,,Ii
ana inc children of Hezehah Pigg, decd, to wi. W
rsg' owen Legrand and Bctsey his wiz la, po, w.
anu susan Pigg and Nathan Hutchinson r bct
ens, dec d. Defendants 'o"u hu'eA-
od ne S defendants Owen LegFand and Betsey his wife
ana susan FIG moi having entered their un,nar"as
ana gwen security according the act of
t'es o. .his court aud 1t appearing by Satisfactory
evidence mat they are not inhabitants oftIis count
II Is ordered, that the said defendants do eoun,Il
ph inc tenth day of the next and answer the b
ialnti ana thh copy of this order be lortbwib
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town CI %
- Tor TWO months successfully and posted ~ s
ro' door oil 'le const house, III the said town.
ACopy-Teste 4 wits CT
Aug.9 Hills ~
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10 House Painters, uye, spe,uers. and
Negro Bar.

nay INST rate House Painter tha,
4 "'sh to sell as intend going to a Fra
S'a'e' ne Is inferior to no painter. in ,h.
ota,e' o'ack or white. He can be hired m, r,r
S2o'' anu mas been hired for $3.50, for wear. !
also WIZ ssit some other Negroes such as can
shall sell all thai | have. " '''e all
seph rs, nv, w.. AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

nURSUANf to deed OF bu,t executed 10
ii the ssbscriber by John u. Duncan. hear
isg date The 9th day OF June, ls2o, and duly
recorded IN TIE Clerkis ollice oil Amherst oo1n.
~ court, Tor certain purposes specified IN said
deed shall sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash
at the residence oi Daniel l.. Coleman, Ia Am
herst comfy, on Wednesday the 6,h day OF
October neat. The following negro slaves, keo-
beu Nelly. james, Siopney, Jefferson, efsae,
JOIN, fh'llis AID Billy. The said slaves will be
sold tor and dudug the natural life OF ibe said
John u. Duncan. snd b md ami sufficient ~
curly viii b. re4ohed OF the purchases 10
have them forlbooDing bis death 10 Dsnel
l.. and Mary Coleman, children Of Edmund T..
Coleman, iced
Acting as trustee, ] shall convey only such
fais as 10 vested IN me toy SAID deed and none
other. JOHN W. BHUADDus, Trustee.
Sept n Ids
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Si.nn slnte and Manuiac,or :
J. 9IEI

sEfAS on baud, 81 bis Store, 'exi door aijove
IL DR.. Howell Davies, a general assortment
OF shoes, Of bis own and Northern msnaiac.
iufe, which lrc offers AZ the lo.esi prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, at unusually low
prices lie - prepared TO execute work, par
,icnlarly IN the ladies branch Of business, With
naa nd nm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

SEHE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles III his line of business !;
aud, also, that he has made arrangements
which viii enable him nj oil times, and al the
shortest notice, TO supply those who may favor
hm with their patronage with Coaches, Gigs,
Baronrhes, or any other description of Car
rages. from Newark, IN. J. which is known
10 be The rery best Mdnufnriofy of such ARTICLES
m The rorid Arrangements have also been
made With manufactures 10 Philadelphia aud
New York. so tba any ord n which may he
gwen can always be Immediately supplied
The subscriber likewise coatnues 10 carry
on the Carriage maki'g business, aud is pre-
pared TO make Carriages of any description
which may b waited by those who prefer the
home manufacture. He will. also do any kind
OF repairs 90 the cheapest terms, aud in the
most punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAkE.
Aug 80 Is
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NEW AND SPLENDID
GOODS.
At eXtreMe AnM prices

MfkEE, ROBINSON g. CO. have III
NJ pleasure OF announcing the arrival of a
lew Novelties adapted TO the season. among
which are The following:
10 pieces Mandaric Damashs, FOR Ladies dres-
ses, entirely new and very beautiful, assor.
ted colors
8 dozen Neck Scarfs, new style
~ pieces smyrna Glnghams, entirely new
~ pieces new style Drab Calieoes, superior
quality
pieces black Italian Lndes'ring, best quality
Colored Silks, Muslns, Cambria with n vari,
ey VI o'her GOODS, and daily expecting great
many others. The Ladies are ,e,pec1lullv
invited TO cali and examine them.
Sept. E "a
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N oliCE Black Water Mdls i, now iull of
v Whea'-when we can receive again. will
give notice. All wheat delivered there noi
contracted Tor. will be considered purchased al
'ne price we were aud may M giving a, the time
OF delivery. NATIL. WlNsI0N l. 10
Aug 80 :,
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DNSpEPolA CURED.
A. l., !SIGGERS. Of Lnnchhlng.

- n III Ne GbASSy " LJWHOMS,
ih4 EGS leap. 10 inform the public thai an
- miallIlie remedy, thoroughly ascerlainrd
and attcsted 10 be such, has been discovered
tor tvs formidable disease, aud that he is duly
qua lined and prepared 10 administer II to such
as may call ON nim.
A. I. biggers assures all persons " no NAV
be afflicted with tiis dreadful ana distressing
malady, that he conseirntiously and sincerely
believes that be Is not iraoscendiog the bounds
oil truth when he pronounces the proposed rem
edy 10 be INFALLlBLE--tbe most unit rm
and underwriting success having thus FAR ai,rn-
ded lis use-lD us administration II is perfectly
safe and simple.
II mny be well enough to observe that A. r.
Biggcrs prictlces upon the plan of HAL5IED
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pupil OF one Of
whom he received his instruction. lie means
MIR. Anderson, with whom he has been prac,-
sinR, and whose patients (such a S have not Gu
tirfly iecoyered) he is now attending.
sept23 II
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Nopartner shin.

VIE subscribers will in future, carry on
L 'ne'r hope, T"ine, aud Bagging making
business al the old stand off. II. Echos, al
,ne rover END OF main street under the firm of
Leho's ana Iundiii, where they will keep on
manu- goou assortment OF Cordage, Twne Il
Cotton Bagglog, for sale Wholesale and retail
AZ unusually low prices.
J. ii ECHoLS,
JONATHAN l. CUNDIFF.
April 90 -
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Yaluable Neal Estato.

FzsHE subscriber has tso valushie tracts OF
a land l,ine "a The coanty of Montgomery,
zach containing about l53n ACRES, which he =
snxiuu. TO dispose of on reasonable terms. one
OF those plantations IS well known ~ The maine
VI tie Waite House pisniauoa, with good,'a
psoyemeuls. The house Is veil calculated for
a tavern on public foad mulch travelled. TINS
plantation has also on u very gn9d Saw aud
t;r,si Min. and 10 neighbofhood sufficient 10
render II valuable. The other plantation has
visual improvements They will be .old either
by the whole irauI. or II II viii snit pure.'s-
.erS better. will divide tie tracts 10 suit
them, provided can effect sale OF both, or
ono tract. and deem u unnecessa,y 10 give any
further description, as II y presumed tilaf those
~ixhing TO purchase would prefer viewing The
premises, winch can be shewn them ~ any ims
i, the proprietor. JOS. KING.
Montgomery, MAY 90 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

\ Tanner and Currler Tor hire.
NOR HIRE after the 9th Of next November,
II fra rate TANNER aud CuRkiER, ot
good habits aud fine character. For further
lsrhcoiar apply 10 Samuel Heiskell, livIng
near Amherst Couft-lIouse, VI al this office.
Sept. 80 6w
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n IoIlCE.-The subscriber being desroas
" OF removing 10 the We.,, offers Tor sale
ihni valuable Tract OF Land 81 Jae,ss klssr,
IN Beieiourt county formerly owned by Dp-
batias Shepherd, aud known by The name OF
:. The Hollow Ford tract" containing 300
acres. on which Is an excellent Saw Mil. A
flf,i.cr description is deemed unnecessary, a.
those wishing In purchase are invited 10 cali
r. nd view ihs premises. when they will 6nd. the
terms accommodating.
N.B Those wishing 10 purchase will do
veil by calling immediately.
JAMES II. WOODS.
Sep. w6w
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FANCY GOODS.
A.atest arrlvals.
DORERF KYLE takes pleasur,

IL Y WI IL q g1F '""' Pi'"s"'N
M "a offering 10 tue pubic, at reduced pri.
ces, sat,ety ofnew and beautiful articles of
she attest mportations--among others ave
BACK Gro DE Maps aud Italian Silks
Hack 0a,in and Satin Leveutines
Super blue. pink, and straw colored eros dc
Maps, for bonnet trimming
Blue, pnk, straw, and brown Florences
small assortment OF elegant Lace Wells aud
Capes
London Caicoes ofthe latest patterns
Muslin and Barge Gnghans
Ladies' and Genilrmens white silk Gloves
Cross baird aud corded Mu.lins
Colored Cambros, every shade
Ladies' white India Cotton Hose
kentings ard Linen Cambria idkfs.
Al assortment OF Psrasols OF the latest style
pentlemons' white Cotton Hose-and half
Hose
Few cases superior Fur aud Beaver Hats
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Cash fUr Wheat.
twenty noMars Reward.

HuNAWAY from the lower Plantation Of
n q the late Capt. Walden, lying IN Pmsyl.
vania county, on Staun,on River, about sir
miles below Chambl.ss' Ford, and about two
miles above Goose Greek on the l0ih of Au-
gust last, negro man named SAM, abou,
forty live ear. cid, five feet nine or TN inches
hugh, thin v,ssge. high nose, a little deaf, hair
som what gray and little bald. An, person
wh VIII rrturn said negro to bis overseer, or
chsrr Of us, Or secure him in any isil so we get
MIN again, shall he paid the above reward
JOEL r. ADAMS,
RiCHD. ]. WALDEN, HA"
Sept. 81. 3ss
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WyLArAl.A ~. aRAY's
JUDkIN'S OINTMENT,

Prepared according 10 instruction from Dr,
VIM. Judkin of Ohio.
From he Hon John Taiinftrro, Member Of
Congress, aud Member Of The tate COnUea-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

hereafter come into The State, shall DC ordered
10 leave the same within 10 days, under the
penalty of one year imprisonment al hard Ia
Dor, and unless they depart III 80 days alter tue
expiration OF their sentence, the penalty shall
be- increased 10 imprisonment for he An ex-
ceptlon Is made IN favor oil those holding pro-
perry, on which they actually pay oiate taxes,
40 lar Hs l. a low thruI one year be Tore de
parinre. on condition al giving seGulii, for
their good behavior. aud thai they viii Ga part
when the wear has expired. flee persons oil
color who shall come INTO the Sia,r as srainen,
&c. attached 10 any vessel. sod ~ro shall To,
depart IN said vessel, provided she Is destined
for nn outward voy age, or If rot who shall
remain IA the State longer than 10 days, are
made Liable to the same penal'ies rs above pro-
sided. Free persons who shall knowingly
bring cause tn be brought into lne state. any
free person OF color, aud shall hold hun rs Il
slave or offer TO sell him as slave, ARE made
subject TO a penalty OF $1,000 for each ohencet
over and above the damages which may be
recovered. Persons einancipaiing slaves are
required iogve bonds oil 3lUOo for each pen
sou 80 emancipated, Conditioned on the perlDa
neni removal OF the same from the State, with
IN one month after ihr act Of emancipation.
Sec. o BE II further enacted &c, That II any
white person shall be convicted of .beius th,.
author, printer 81 publisher otany wriurn Or
printed paper or papers. within the State, or
shall use tur Language with The intent 10 dis
tnrb the peace or security Of the same, IN rela-
ton 10 the slaves at the people of his SAT-, of
to diminish iiai respect Which Is COMMANDED
of free persons OF colour for the whites, by the
doh .ecIiuu OF an act entitled ian act pr Sill
bling the riles aud conduct IL be observe / viii
rpspeci In negroes or slaves of lbs Tertiary
approved June It'll, 1905" or u destroy the
line oi distinction " mch the law h8s establs ell
between the several classes of this community
such person shall be adindgrd guilty OF ID high
msdemeauar. aud shall be fned ia SUN not
less than three hundred dollars, nor exceeding
one thons aud dollars and moreover imprisoned
for a term not les, than s,X months, uor exceed.
ing three years; aud Il any free person OF
colour shall be convicted OF such offence, he,
she, or hey, shall be sentenced 10 pay n fine
not exceeding one thousand dollars. and TN
prlsoned III hard labor Tor time moi less than
three years, nor more than five years, and Al
the ~ piralion ofsaIi imprisonment, be banshed
from tins state foi life.
THIS law received the signature ufthe acting
governor on the Goth of March aud of conf Sc
the sixty days granted for the departure Of the
persons mentioned, have nearly expired.
n. !. Jour Cam,
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from The EIkfon. (NdA Press.

LORENZO Dnn.--On Wednesday evening
las, tins celebrated individual preached in the
court house IN EiklUn. Md 10 a large congre.
gaton-On the following morning, al 8 o.
clock, he preached III the Methodist meeting
hous HIS discourse on this occa ION was veIv
Interesting. lie spoke feellngy OF the chang
lug scenes through which lie had passed aud
related some OF the principal incidents OF
his lie.-He bade an aiectionae adieu to his
audience. which, in the nature Of thugs, he
observed, HAT IT Was highly robabe would be
fiual one. lie had with hun Tor sale two
books ,enttled-" 0muydriois taio ercmpGfed
ho,o 10 curse and acenr. ile cheat, and kiH--dc-
Cor7'ng 10 tam;" and the " Cham Of Reason
consisting Of links, > hoots. | sWipei." HE
was On his way 10 Baltimore.