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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29
rHE yIRGENAAN.
,yxCHBURG, JULY 20. 1880.

Supposed FOrgtfy'-several weeks s'nce' a
80, aoneared in some of the public prints,
na,,ortng TO have been written by Thomas
,.a.,.on to a distinguished manufacturer
ood capitaIist of Massachusetts, and dated IN
A.. 1898 which spoke in enthusiastic terms
o,,aa character and talents of Henry Clay.
The reunited character OF the Editor in whose
.,a,e, thi, latter first appeared, (he Rhode Is.
L,,3 Literary Slbaiiern,) induced us. at the
noment, 10 Suspect tina, it was a forgery and
r. .,soieioa was rendered stronger by con-
.....,,,oo which We afterwards held on the
.,,t;s,,. with Mr.. Jelferson's grandson, who
-.as in I,ynchbure fey days ago, and who
...ni.ed OIL his return home, 10 examine Nh.
=. ,e,,ers. 10 see if a copy of such an one
could be found among them. We perceive. by
a, article in the last Charlottesville Advocate,
,bat he has done SO. and, through the medium
al that naper, declares that " no such letter is
RI he found" We did not publish the letter !;
for even were we base enough 10 resort 10 such
,;sboporable means 10 advance the cause TO
which we are attached, policy alone would ln-
d,ca ms not 10 NEEDLE with them. Detection
md exposure are inevitable; and the evils con-
seonon, upon them are infinitely greater than
an, henafit which could be derived from their
unhIicstion. even on the suppostloD that they
we're in ruth what they purpnied 10 be.-Ne-
,ertaeless, il does not follow, as matter OF
.nnr,p. that the letter is forgery, because it
cannot be found among Mr. Jeilerson's papers.
The Editor Of the SubaItern, however, cannot
clear himself OF the charge, Without producing
IN. bitter itself If he do not this, there Will
he no shadow of doub; 'hat be has been guilty
Of base act Of forgery.
In p1ssaa!--We would ask the CharIo'ies-
villa ADVOCATE, whether it be quite tar and
.pst. TO eAclbim, as it does on tbs occasion ,
{, BehId me Coalition Such are ther props
.,rVsnry Cav :" Does me Editor oflhat print
suppose ihd' all JicfSOH p0stmasters are rogneS,
o,., ,p,e Christian Werlich robbed tie mail ::
Itwould certaialy be equally rs fair s0ppos-
ion AS the mference wuch ne wishes his rea-
jers to draw from The discovery OF this pre-
sumed forgery Oh the part Of the Rhode lsland
a,tt,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

IVA G0s
PANTS, Brushes, nc. for sale
WHOLESALE OK RE TAIL
,BsDebaAAus c,,.s., Salt,
Noo lbs. EPSON salis
boo bottles Castor Oh
100 lbs. Lump Mngnea,s
% do Powdered lsbubarb, superior
20 do Root do do,
90 do Sugar Lead
100 do Spiflr liartshofn
loo 40 spirit Nfo Dulc
Ion do Calumol
30 do Powdered Jalnp
3po do so Cream Tartar
loo DO Cum Camphor superior
6O do Powdered Colninbo
20 do iloui do
Oh boxes Window Glas,
DO lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground 40
bo do Waters, assorted .colori aud slze
some IN boseJ
$40 do Gum Shelinc
% do Nutmegs, superior
200galIs. Sweet Oil
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone. superior
2OOD do White Chalk
LOCO do Spanish Whuing
6DO do Paris White
100 do Chrome He'd new ARTICLE
1000 do Salt pehe
5000 do Alum
5000 do Copperas
1000 do Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Slick Fusuc
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
300 do Aqua Forts
90 do Best Turkey opiurn
81 do Spanish Flies
30 do Gacined Megncsia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
6OO do Oil Vndul
1000 do Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard Seed
go gals Linseed OH
Paats IN OH, all kinds in uss
Dry Pants do do
Mellm's Cough Drops
Andefson's do do
Lnnott's do do
DE- Lamonterats do do
spanish floni Indigo, super or
NJ 1rhs Indigo, IN squeiss--new srifrl.
Medicine Cbes, Botlcs-squaro
Alcohol
Spirit TUfprniine
liquid Ink. superior
Red hnd Black Ink Powder superior
complete assortment Of Surgical Insir6-
meits
Complete assorfu'rn, OF Painters Brush
es and Sash Tools
complete assor'n,enl Of Sweeping Brush
A do do Serubbipe do
large assortment Of Cnmei's hair Brush.
do do Marking do
do do Velvet do
An assortment OF Brushes for marking TOT
bacco or Cotton
large assortment OF White.wash Brush
do do hearth aud busting
Brushes
A do do Table brushes
90 do Clothes and Hat
Brushes
10 do Tooth and Hair do
A do do Comb. Nail aud Jew
eIlef's Brushes
do do Flesh g. Shoe Brushes
do do Varnishes all kinds in
An assortment Of PORTRAIT Tools
Refined Ox Gall fer rendering water colorg
more pei msnent aud beautiful--new
article
All the secret remedies
All the Patent Medicines in use
All the new Medicines.
Together with greai oariety Of other goods
II OF which am determined 10 sell on'as good
rmi as any other House in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES,
Man 81. LyneA6urg.
May II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29
- whose noonlide beam,
" Mends our ldrns OF tiherial poHeTs"
REVIEW
OF the LyneLburg Markets,
=. IT'D IN H. Is,...s..,,,., h.,


OF the lynehburg Markets,
Corected Jor tie EVgiman, 6y
Thomas A. HoLCOMBE aud RICHARD IYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION Sails.
Extreme prices OF passed Iobac-
co, from 50 76to7 90
Inferior to c0nmon, - 10 ~
Common 10 good, . 6Olo %
Good 10 hne, . OUto oO
Strips, 40 10 4 50
Refused. 10 to2 90
lnspec,ed tie past week 362 hhds. Oi passed
;obrs,o ~ hhds. retusfd--tota 41g.
The market continues without any material
change prices for ali SORTS low. Foreign ac-
counls 10 the gth ofJune have been received
aud give as no information encouraging TO the
tobacco trade. Tobacco end GOur both low,
and heavy oil sale.
Flour, % % duh
Wheat Do 10 %
Corn 10 TO
Hhiskry 20 'o2
Hpnp. 4 90 to 4 30
Bacon oio
~ We have in Siorele few barrels FAM
y Flour Tor sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

Mr. Ca!Aou7t.--in the midst oil all the noise
which has been made In South Carolina, and
elsewhere, on the subject of Notification, alias
DisuaiOn, it has struck us with some surprise
that Mr.. Calhoun has conrived to keep his
opnons entirely concealed. II is shrewdiy
suspected that they do not vary essentially
from those avowed by MI. Draytcn. 1t; the
late Dinner ia Charleston, az TO the right OF a
State 10 nnllGy law of the General Govern
meni, while, at the salue time, lie Is disposed,
rs he was when Secretary OF War, 10 give
greater scope 20 the action of the latter The
following Toast, given by Mr. c. al a Dinner
in South Carolina, on the 4th of July, is the
only public expression Of opinion which has
vel proceeded ffom him:
" Consolidation and Disunioa-The two ex-
tremes of cur system: they are both equally
dangerous aud ought both TO be equally the
object Of our apprehension.
We are nov Just IS wise as we were before
u appears TO be the study oil must OF our aspil
lng politicians, when they are in measure
compelled to say something of their political
sentiments, TO mystfy them as muca as poss-
ole, by jargon Of words without meaning
hey have seen bow beneficial zach judicious
procedure has been TO Gen. Jack son, and they
are determined to follow the jaic,Ons exam
pie liaw different are these non-committal
gentry, IRON TIE bold, fearless, undiscnised
Statesman OF Kentucky, who " wears his hear,
upon his sleeve, for DAVIS TO peck at ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

Colonization Socisiy.-The article on onr
first page, extracted ION The Coioniat Repo''-
ioya,. on he subject If African Colonization
possesses a grea, deal Of interest; aud wa re-
commend it to all who are interested in tins
expansive scheme Of philanthropy aud patriot
ism. Il cannot fail to have most favorable
and beneficial tendency Oh all candid and dis
passionate enquirers after truth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

aT We have seen a letter from gentleman
Of baictes, to another in this place, dated the
18th inst. which complains of the great heat Of
the weather. We hope it may NOT be the pre-
cursor of the scourge which so frequently and
fatally yisis our Southern cites.-Ihe same
letter also informs US OF the death of Robert H.
adams ESQ a member of the u. s. Senate from
the State OF Mississippi, who WAS taken sick
after his arrival home.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

very trio By; i:@ouid sss-s f,ne1 . ,os.,
give" IN Georgia, lately, ;aa, ,l.ers i.ail room
Tor more glory" lie, HIN re form tn. ahn,..
"' 'he government, Gays the toasi1 bring hscl
It's demonstration to the principles of Jefferson,
and save The constituiion-ana M,u ,r;R b,
h''ea NE measure cfhs glory ~ We really
thought he had done these things long spo.
why else, pray, Is he called the second IelIer.
Son7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

4 + We are authorised TO announce RO-
BERT CAMM, Esq rs a candidate at the en-
sniug October election, to represent the county
Of Amherst in the mex, House OF Delegates of
I;rUinia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

" The U. s, Telegraph of the 23l inst,
copies t~enty.0ne columns OF extracts from
Pens'onsd aud 6ought up Jackson papers, ap.
plauding the Presidents Veto, on the Mays
vile road bill, winch II digoifes with the cap.
ton of " Public Sentiment t-Duf ought
10 read Mr. k'chie's Recipe for The National
Commissioning from friend tho advice
would ofcourse be palaiable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

IL The Norfolk Free Press, of the 22d inst
says, " Mr.. King will shortly reply 10 tie
Fourth Auditors last libel. This, we presume
is not with any view TO vndicate himself from
abe foul aspersiors Of thar man, bul merely 10
expose the further meanness and malice OF the
second rfTusion, in attempting 10 connect him
in some way or other, with DR.. Watkins an
attempt, by the bye, as ridiculous and absurd
as it is piblui anu dsgraceful.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

IT John A. G. Davis. Esq. of Char'o'tes
vile. has been appointed Professor oil La" IN
the University of Virginia, to supply the vaca"-
cy occasoned by the reslgoatio" ot John iay'
loe Lomas, Esq.-Dr. Frank Carr has been sp-
polnted secre,arv to the. Beard OF Visitors:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

" By the late census, 1t appears that re
tersburg contains population of $500, being
am increase Of ,6I0 since the census OF 1870.
The free negroes constitute an unusual portion
of this number, amounting to 2,O24 Ihey
mus, find fauer pickiugs in Petersburg than ia
other parts Of the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

A pOice from Pennsylvania. "A, a ceIebra
ton Of the late Anniversary in Lancaster
Penn. the following Toast was given by tht
Hon. James Buchanan, well known To The coun'
Try as distinguished member of Congress, o
the jackson School. South Carolina will find
that her bullying will beget resistance where il
IS not met, as il ought every where to be, with
contempt! She ought TO learn, ii her vanity
and presumption had not blinded her. that the
Union can do without South Carolina much
better than South Carolina can do without the
Union. She may cut cable, aud run as soon as
she chooses aud but for diminution of unit
IN enumerating the States, she would not be
missed But, we had almost forgot Mr.. Blu
chanan's toast, which is rs follows
Pennsylvania Content with victory. she has
hitherto surrendered It's honurs and rewards 10
her sisters. The day has come, when her well
known devotion 10 the Union demands. that
with Tie tlrmreSs and moder alton which belong
10 her character, she should take the lead in
maintaining the Federal Constitution against
'"f novel and dangerous doctrine of uulllh
eaIion, by WHICH il is nov assaIled.
W The " measure oi Gen. jacksons glory"
must surely he magical vessel, which, always
Jun, can yet each day continue 10 receive more,
ana aevcr run orcr. Some years ago, a toasl
gwen by Mr.. Jefferson in this place, and in,en-
Uea TO be OF general application, to viii, " Io-
nor To hOG who have filed the measure Of
'nef counlry's glory" was. By few altera
lions and emeudaiious, made TO refer specially
with jackson and has " measure OF glory
A"a, yet, he has performed some dozen or
""'e pubic acts since, each of which has
INJURED up prose or poet laureate, TO sing
rs praise, and TO declare that il, and Il alone
n"ed the measure Of his glory" We
"'usli the Veto had certainly fl!e4 /, TO the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

TO Charles Lynch, Mildred Smith,
lato Mildred Lynch, heirs of Charles
Lynch, j.. Samuel Mitchell, bon.
john Lynch aud Eli2aholh Ward.
A 5 you are not residents OF THIS State, we
"A 'pke t'is method of giving you noliee. lhnt
We shall proceed, on the 9TH day oi Sepiem-
Der next setween sun rise aud sun set of that
day, NJ the Tavern house. formerly kept by
the late Mr.. Nancy Relj, II, Campbrll Court.
house, IN The state OF Virglnla, To take the de-
positions Of Elizabeth Wiley, Col Daniel Per
row, Thomas ] Bouldnn. shckvie King aud
Others, 10 be read IL evidence on the trial al u
suit depending aud undetermined IA the 9upp.
flor Court OI Cbancefy Tor the lynchbufg
DBiricf, "heIe,n you aud others ore Deieu
dnnls and we are Plaintiffs. should the said
Propositions, all 81 either Of them, from any
caue, not be taken on The day above specified,
he taking thereof, will, 10 such case, be con
ilnuod from day To- dry III til" whole shall be
completed, FRANCIS A. HAMILTON, Jr.
fOr himself aud other Plaintiffs.
July % W1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

Uteat has experienced farther decline |
now only commands - cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

Ut A thinly atlended Caucus Of the Jackson
party has been held in Chic, at which the mea-
sures and course Of policy of the present ad-
minis,raion were Of course approved-es they
would Lave been, had they been of exactly an
opposite character. They nominated Gen,
Roher, Lucas as the Jackson candidate for
GoyerDos. The election, we believe, takes
place next October.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
72 964 Including half barrels.
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector

DIED-Oh Thursday, the 23d instant, IN the Q st
year OF her age, Mrs. Mary ZANE Walker wife
OF be,Jamm F. Walker, and Daughter of Samuel
Branch, Esq of Buckingham
Mrs. Walker lad been afflicted with bad health.
Since ahopt the st OF June A few weeks before
death, her lungs became diseased, and her decline
was rapid.
Her worth and loneliness can be appreciated, and
her loss feit only by those who knew her Seldom
mas Gesth nh'c'ed deeper wound, than on the hus-
band ana numerous relatives of this interesting
woman. The scene was more touching, as she has
iet tf7o sweet little daughters uncons cious of their
loss But IN the deepes, grief her friends have high
conso.aton-she trusted in her Redeemer and hoped
for eternal happiness
DlED-Near York Town. on the 22d Sent. in the
i2d year OF his age. DAVID MEADE RANpoLptI. ESQ.
soldier OF the Revolution.
In Powhaan few days since in the SID wear of
his age LTsANDEB SMITH Esq formerly an officer
of the State guard in this CITY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
Female Education

MFR e. MRS. CURTIS viii resume tie duties Of
I'VE their Seminary the 4th Of October, IN the new
and commdious house erected expressly for the pur-
pose. Their late journey 10 the North has enabled
them to make large additions TO their Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus, and especially tht Min
enrologicai Cabinet. They now offer 10 Young La
dies a Seminary richly furnished, and a course of
study as thorough and extensive may be desired.
Tie Mathematics, the Ancient and Modern I.anrua.
ges, Drawing, Pointing &c. Will ne aught nv a ole
and faithful instructors. and Popular Lectures Will
BE- delivered occasionally on various branches of
Philosophy and Science, TO which young persons not
connected with the Seminary may be admitted
Nj d Mrs. G.. are prepared 10 accommodate n
few Young Ladies with boarding. washing and Iodo
ing for he very reasonable sum Of $3.50 per Scbo-
lasttc year. sep2G--Stc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

w 40 Committed 10 the jail OF Charles City County as
runaway on the 18th of July last @ necro man slave
named eniey OF dark brown complexion 81 gears
rec. or inches nigh Jumps very muc, his gait Feny
one OF tue slaves allotted TO Mrs finn c. Cosn wife Of
ion" Gos'n as part Of her dover the Light
@ :" a''G says ne has bought his from John
"s' Inc dct OF this runaway's having been committed IN
mas oeen reported to the valued and
u court by iheir order of the 18th Of month der,ed :,
SAFE OF hun to be made forthwith the time and nlaca
heeo' mad been advertised required by BY virtue of
'ei, s!au SCH Inc sad runaway the Cour, House of
mares Cry County, the third Thursday in October nex,
Oeng the 2Ist Of the mouth aud av for said couov
sep l7-lvdwe lVnI tpVJ Tp =, r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
Military Land Claims.

henw my ofer TO buy locate warrants rran,ed o
he Cnned states or by the Slate Virginia to the
ana soldiers oil The Revolutionary Army and also to aid the
uniformed III obtaining their Spernimerav off
GERS and all who were detained captivity and the heirs ol
h9se VINO were slam IN battle, entitled ounties
WIN also purchase or undertake secure los, or couro
vened claims TO land III Kentucky Ohio located under mill
tary parrants, granted FOR Revolutionary services
Being fully prepared all heterogeneous ta, ma,
be put relation to warrants located Kentucky and Ohio
and also IN relation TO all una,isled warrants any OF which
presumed 20 he lost csiroycd letters of nnv
PAID addressed 10 here personal enquiries " III be prom5
ly attended CADYAITAI5ER WAJT kitTt ~
RicnMuTD sep 3 ct0,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
To Mrs. Rhodn BurncfI

q . you are not an inhabtant of the State Of v,r-
gina, and have no known Agent in this Com
monweath, take this method of notifying Won ina
on the Isl cay OF November next at The Tavern ~
Carter Moody in the County of Chesterfield in tb;
state shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Sic
phen Branch, William Martin Frances Rnr,or &c,
Rebecca Owen TO be read in evidence in suit dener-
ding IN theSuPeror Court of Chancery for the Rich.
mond District, in which | am plaintiff and Won arr
uoiGnuont' The examination of the above Witnesses
will commence TN the day aforementioned he, 80.
a. NJ. and . O'Clock P. NJ and will ne co,t,,,,,,.
on each success We day Unnecessary between the sar
hons till il shall be concluded
aug ~ w8t SARAH TErr'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
81, 2, WAXEQR

HAS received from London and Liverpooj New
n z York and Philadelphia, his Fall supply which
comprises more general assortment of DRY
GOODS, than lie has heretofore purchased. intended
both for wholesale and retail trade. and which he is
disposed to sell favorable terms as any house in
town. oct lite
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

It was stated, so,he days ago, by The Albanv Ionr
nal, that the editor OF the newspaper of the Marty
at Buffalo, IN the State of New York. ..recey.s
SOY annually from the Government, under the pre.
,tence OF being an agent for handful of Indians
who went from Buffalo TO Green Bay The Agen,
icy embraces, 1t Is said one old squaw and two In
Upon TINS the Buffalo Patriot remarks, that tho
editor OF the Journal labours under mist AXE. NJ
Stryker the editor of the Republican, has NOT even
the trouble 81 perplexiiy ofan gency which embrn
ces one old sqaw and two Indians" He has nothina
10 90 with them His appointment as sub Indian
Agent is entirely snecnre Office
Here Is pension precisely in the form in which
pensions are given to buy up political men under tho
british monarchy; that is, in the shape of sincere
oince' Whata clamor should we Rave heard and
very deservedy too. ifthe last Admnistrat;ou nd
thus made ducks and brakes OF the Peoples money!
In
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

NlRGINlA.-At superior court Of chaucprv
holden at Stanton on the 10Th dnv OF Decem,
Der, 1925 between Hudson Martin. DlanmfF and
John Brockeubrougb John II Cooke. Randolph
Harrison, James Brown. Robert Burton John pat
terson and Polly his wife, John Smith and Carv Ann
his wife, Thomas J. Randolph and Jane his wife. Ro-
bert G. Nicholas Wilson c. Nicholas, John q. N,cf,
olas, Margaret Nicholas. Carr
his wife, defendants.
On the motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered that
JOSIAH Shankn, John G.. Stevenson and Rober,
hamilton, be app inted commissioners any two or
more OF whom NAV act, to divide the land IN the hin
mentioned among the parties according to their re
specify tights, and the said comm ssoners are d.
recied to repor' their proceedings to this court.
Monday, July 9Th 1920.
On the motion Of he plaintiff by lis counsel il IS
ordered that John G.. McClanaban be added ne n
commissioner to bo.e appointed BY an order made in
this cause on the 18th day Of December. 1925.
Copies. Tcstc,
WILLIAM S. ESKRIDGE.
The parties interest cd IN the division of the land
above referred TO, (Which consists Of tract of so GOO
acres, formerly in Grecnbrier. now Nicholas comfy.
patented IN the name Of Wilson G.. Nichoiasl vii
take notice, that The Commissiouers will proceed To
carry into effect tho said decretal order on the Nb
day of November next.
T-3'c HUDSON MARTIN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
Valuable Properly for ST.

FA'hE Subscriber empowered by Elliott Cre.so, NJ phf
delpha TO sell valuable House and of in Tic ,o- -
Suonsoug botteouu county The house Is of brick 81 hv
- e new and not entirely finished built IN modern s,vs
% uo very oest materials and workmanship II s stua
y on an en'ncce overlooking the river and commands no
o prospect nc lot Contains nearly three acres Few si,
al man merchant ~ " f0'eos'op'
He price S25O0Fve hundred CASH the residue in e
di annual payments, without interest The purchaser vf
g zen on the property unq"es,onable personal secyfe
eFsons wishing further information will please address
~ WIN VI. BLACKBOARD
NV 0i-IaWo| frtisrycty5vyg ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

n oTlCE.-I shall petition to the Legislature at
AS Its next session, for leave to erect Toll Bridge
across Mattapony river at Dunkrk
sep 29-'awSt ARCHEE BROWN