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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

kAPr~EI>iiNTs Rf iii PRESIDENT
William II. Mal3eII. Of New York. IL be
MAJ hal of tie uni.el States fr fhe southern
dsase: o. Ha9 Y8fk. VI. Thomas MsI.s ftHof
"a
W. have no fult IN fal with Rr WaIlal
He HYezp@tail euute a%njeman, active and -.
p.bztut E1f the removal uf Alr Arri5 IS a cold
j. asg#d ~ On the pa'tesuHe Jt6ktoa He's taf
sou a Rs8.H Nin-s ~ hosnB tf'4nf v sfaln=
- - 4. sa# #' fer.aIoftas rgs 1tar, In
CREDIT ~ f9l - NiHTris aatta rot tho American aT.
u-Z tf.#,4H#r# = aasc tHH ~rapfhies AID ha
fa n'zll "tII htfr been exempted from Tire Tfe
s.- alra - talreu Jackson The la, utrhal
r.zaI.sa ~ Of fltaar. - 10 speathk property
~ a.. OIL, s#',a atol hospitality Mo Dis.
.tH#a lst i.asar. ~ tafs.. -. ~ pl.ssf. kag C.
H.r.4.. "a a,aet a. rs h1fe tassHl dayaR Inn
the friendly uaal.aa at Noun. Morris. N ou.ra.a
COUNTY anil nov 10 tfra.r oauer. % his old aga
with "a lar tfdl aaj Nth uod4ipg T. alfaorH
= turned adm d. Gao t=1l.Hm erfles It Nan e.
trulsfu. Mr. Waalol H. pol, ss Of Aafaa Vaa
Buren 1lr ea-pHsni9 rs IN Inelaal, bat h
afa isof le8gth. . Tor If soil vIs.ls tho srcrfte
Il Jaoksom.m IJie1tsFfr RPvbi'taa
A correspondent oflhe Po.nsylsanIa III aia.
has written a WY aile article on the subircf Of
the rr,sideurY advances tls opinion that Il 'a'f
IT Maryland would b. eiscnf 10 General ]Jachson,
lfNr Clay wtre wnhdraHn and oIpenls to us to
sustain his conviction. w hive hrretot'rf IA
trd. and havc son no reason 20 ~ftirIft the oPn
lon. that Mr. Clay Is The only man yet nnmed a. a
candidate. thatran carry th# state aeplnst Cow
nl Jackson. We pro(efa 10 have spnie knowledge
orlhe state Of parties IN Maryland and W. P,at
adyiscdly when We say that # MI CLAW b H'h
drawn, the contest for the Presidency vii b. yI.l3
cd ia thu. stun, although The National Repul iIca.s !
may sull preserve the ase,ndnncy IN lAe Jtei.la
lurc. IN. f1f5B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

The following article from the Political Exani-
ner Frederick, Md giveS with precision, and we
presume with accuracy, the effect Of the late Doei-
sion ofthe Chancellor Of Maryland, and the actual
state ofthe controversy between the Canal and Rail
road Companies
d" 1t i'll be perceived, from the decree, that the
Chancellor of this State has decided the controversy
between tho Rail Road and Canal Companies in ia
vor of The former. This decision is not final, as
we understand the case will be carried before the
Court Of Appeals, now in session at Annapolis, and
from thence, by an appeal. to the supreme Court of
the United States. In order that our readers may
understand the force oftho decree, it's necessary 10
state that the Injunction, which is now made perpe-
tual by the Chancellor, Is one which was granted by
him against the Canal Company, some time since,
on the application of the Rail Road Company, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

E5,oyvlfas5. s.larT.e " Tic Christian
Ad,,cste and Journal, beng thc o.iclal organ OF
communication between Tic officers of tae m',ao-
dist Episcopal Church and their people, has at TINS
tims a snbscription list of 7rengfre 1aoefaad
II is the lar-.s. newspaper subscription IL u
world.
Several :ad.yidazis n fho f..iniiy Of Cross~ichs'
Nv Jer1se, wsra Lately bite - a species Of 'e-
noiasu. der md nearly diel from the bite. ! helf
- +, .%..4.,sta! % the ~is.trrei and eA,ernal use of
ts e,9rassca iucs Of - p.antago manu- or conf
r.. a.aIn.ai. TIE sIa.,r Is lesc..btd Is siaaLi
and ia je.. l,ach-ess
{ ealssJ, "a ss.oaI-raaztar, ~ tie 'oan-
= - q eHaer. Ncv-1oaf has heea feed &C
= nj l.li4zs for Rissing one ofhl, female pu-
~. Tl5rc az uofa e VIZ vast lie u Dis
poi. of kfst5a u ia rrlfa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

"A London paper says that Sir Walter Scott was
about to embark on hoard the Bdrham, 50 Guns.
vain a view to spend the winter at Naples. Before
eayhg home, be finished the whole notes and in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

wIn,h Gria hi. H. 10 $50. ta pc 90 I'll
WORKS u f5sdisnafel foiHf / similar Injunction
was grast "a ny NaHhin faau County Go11, res1aI"
ning the Raj Roai Company f.aH proceeding.
winch IS VI N fore. I'D wili continue 10 until dis
aalveI 6y tie sa.4s vi a higher ourt Tn Chm
cella. Of tbs Stase, Wisidaa only concurrent Urls
diei.,n with fbe County Courts, dos NJ. possess
tn power IN nnnal an Injunction issued - oae OF
tim, nd. ofooasequaueat bis daei5lai re roflr
,isr dan 10 confirm. AFR Ii delibera'e a5ns s..aa
orihe argunrn's of counsel b., oau - W M
defetaad tia. ihe eoslB Of tie suit and ss-e Va ~
mount b 4 serycauatderable sum ~ l.
At Superior Court Of Saiapeon Count 1T
week, f#Fon nero sbTe, were indicted fospaTsel-
patton N tie late pit q IS ap4a t.o only aar=es--
They VI. saleaeed ~ judy Sttlg'
~ b. hun GA Saturday NOT
Tho Wilmington Record rsse. H. ftloalasts
the nines Of tn seven Les"a condemned tobe
hum IN that town eg Saitl 10y 49,. w. LILY Nj
Nell, Gunner, Billy, AdaiJ Juba. Peer vas
10 transportation. Alm.g Hus H1'stei
9rh theabove. bu1 no ev.deaea appearing asaaat
he was acquitted Jaef Toauss "a 81, .aaa
likewise tried aud acquitted as wers. al#e haly
Baldwin, Archy Freeman ana Morris CIass-.
r.eI1ca Of color
- " #F &c. r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

Brandy in B}eaa-Charlcs A. Davis, who was
convicted on Tuesday, in the Court of Sessions, of
stealing Il barrel ot.dour, and sentence suspended,
was trougItup charged yesterday, with having
presented TO the PRISONERS in the cage what appear
cd he a loaf Of bread, but on opening it, flask
containing a pint and a halfofcognaic brandy was
discovered snngly doyctailed. He was sent to tie
Ptnltentiary fors SIX moats. IN Y AJror1,c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

ltis stated in Dwight's Travels in Germany as a
singular coincidence, that the Prussians celebrate
their day OF freedom, as they style II, on the same
day that we commemorate the independence of our
country. As the fourth of July was the day of the
second population Of Paris, the Prussian King or
dsrcd that a religious festival should annually be
hslaon thot day and be ushercd IN by the ringing of
ba.is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

aaasl taai eoIsfy n Hiasef Viii fa1rht th.n
be pr rted against 1iH iu relal.al u tins mat
TT. lint court . as 10 session lat wcck and
p.iref y aa n aticBiaBsc= On .ua.efnant against
han, tr murder mi aapihfr FOR rnanH!augLter.
9tre Lad btfufs tn grand Iury Having made
u'i investigation, a. II y, uajf ,leir oatha
dsessl proper. t5.y renfn both Indictments iat9
sa.l-, WJttfh.ir fndias 81 iorsed upon each M
q ty.ss 80 aBtdRrEebiHi ml whatever 80
apH'e. made tp uTsn Vows merely t.ciHiodl
miehtbs aB,n the sheer tu,.Iss 81 he c,a. and
upon lae a.iigeat enquiry 81 IL grand n.que of
hs rean.re. the accused sfanis jus,iod-acguiftcJ
IL appeared IN tic esscnh.y ya trday. and va
qualified rs tic representative Of hf county AMI
aztea1 standing all AT has haPp.ned. my Jet b,
ash. LIS Heretofore bsrn, a aifafli representative
atl uea.uI mealJ.J -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.


STILL t&hAHIH '#
Yesterday. on closing thr books for The day, II
was found th1i2 9 allfuonll share. had hcen tul
tl-|anoumtne m ia wdelr To lnlI shuts. or one
hundred and seventy thousand, one handIed dol.
Iu,. taken IN this city.
W. hail tins hrlrhtcnms rorsrect with creal
satisfaction. w, hail II, on account ofthe public
spirlt. which Is so crrlitablc II the people Of our
city. as on account oathe eiIcet whirh II maY aaya
on increasing tie splrltof Internal improvement IN
the state
W. are satisfied, that the ciiy has not yet g7ae
H. the length Other iether The subscription Is
not vet exhausted Several Of or T. Ilo~-tilz n
hnye bcaa loo much occupied by private engage.
mouts or dplleslc concerns, 10 atfenlto Tins hrsl=
mess. Several geatlrman are a~bscnt-who as so7n
a. thry rstlrns VIII step forward 10 lend II a In
Dtbars, Who arr not m the habit oi calculating such
mrtars. pre perhaps wal'n. ~ witness The coursa
of ilelr flfnd IN who's ~ 5ncut lhay fcposc CON
iilsneo
Il Vlll be rerollcetcd, that the money will be call
cl for by n,talnc1fl--and that It may require three
or four YEAR no one can say J'tca n complete
The work anil II cali Ion the whole ampaat on sub
sctiptlon
lis hoped. that the citizens, who have not vt
pvt down thrlr names, will step forwards, as SOON
as possible, md rally around the cause. Now Il
the nmc 10 aet--and tos'rikc an effective blow
lor thc prosperity and advancement of oar city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

6'@ itad A North Carolina paper states
that Il boy IN that state has head twenty eight
i,.'aeS IN circumference, and is still grow!ng-a
fine sUhjec, fer Psychologists.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

sat n Europe Is a monopoly of6oyernmcnt. In
Franco a law exists, that ifany person manufac-
tlrts 1t for his own use, even if he draws a bucket
of warter from the ocean and converts it into sa,.
he shall be sent to the galiies. According to Has
sci, there are about one lmnlerd and twenty millions
oI pounds ofsoIi annually manufactured in Prus-
STA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

The supreme court of Canada has recently con.
frmei a decision ofthe lower court, that a husband
Is not bound TO pay for articles of luxury and ex-
trayagance furnished his wife without his know
ledge or consent. A plaintiff under such circun-
stances was non-suited, and lost a debt ofslO0 none
except that necessary articles in the bill were allow
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
I'M. C0IToI lpGp-

fagearii'e osara1 lG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

& The House then agreed to the amendments of the
Senate " -
=. The following cngrosscd bills were lad third
tnhe and passed; l. Concerning the town Of Ste.
Pnensburg IN the county Of Frederick: Q Corccrnn,-
THOMAS Dixon and his suretcs, .. To change the
Hhcs between The counties OF Grcenbrer and Fay
r"e ., Regulating the manner Of granting license
In retail ardent spirits. &c.
lac bill TO incorporate company TO erect bridge
across the james River at Lynchburg was on it's Sc
como reading, on motion of Mr. Garland of Nelson
inds hnitely postponed. '
The bill authorizing the application of Tie tolls of
me iynchburg and S'l-m turnpike, the extension
oi the road, WAS on its second reading OH motion of
Mr Rivcs OF Campbell. indefinitely postponed.
MIR Crahp moved for leave to bring in bill TO
abolish the office of Inspector general OF lumber
The leave was refused, Ayes 81 Noes 80.
MIR Broadus submitted motion to instruct Tho
committee Of Propositions aud Grievances, to bring
IN bi.i to incorporate a company FIR the erection
~ bridges across the Rapid Ann and Hazel Rivers.
The resolution rejected.
On motion Of Mr. Hart tho House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
DISSOLUTION

VIE Co-Partnership of ScoTT g. FAY is
dissolved by mutual consent.-Tbose b.v,r
asiuis against the concern. will present them for
payment, and al those Indebted will please make
payment TO either Of the subscribers.
]NO. r. SCOTT
JOS. J. FRY.
UTThc subscriber has taken the store next doc,
TO Hiessrs Otis, Duolop Il Co where he is now re-.
ceiving from New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more, large supply of GROCERIES, which he
oHers ey wholesale and retail on accommodating
terms, and hopes by strict attention TO business To
merit continuance of the patronage conferred upon
the late firm Of Scott e. Fry.
up co2t II JOS !. FRY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
THRESRLyNG .M.4CHL.NE.

w u intend exhibiting one of Henry c. Atwood's
W Patent Improved Treshing Machine in tai.
city IN few weeks: sad Mach inc was patented Jan
uary Esd, 1880. This machine is smpl in its s,ruc
ture, and in no way liable 10 get out of order We
Cal ti'resh by hand power, so bushels per day, and
with one or two horses will thrcsh from TO 500 bush
els per day, as occasion may require. This Machine
has been acknowledged by al! who have seen its one
ration TO be decidedly the simplest, cheapest and best,
OF any one ever offered to the public. Cos, of the
above machine, together with the horse power. viii
not exceed one hundred dollars We have certificates
with the names of hundreds of the most respectable
men OF this, as well as other States. We having pur-
chased the right from Mr.. Atwood Tor the State OF
Virginia, now cler TO sell individual or county rights
HART & SNYDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
TO GENTLEMEN.

: * a.. JENhiNS has Just received the following
-. GOODS Tor Gentlemen's wear
an additional supply Of gcn'lcmen's SrocKs, of the
hios approved shapes and Of the best material.
consisting OF black Gro de Nap aud bombaxine.
Drown and black satin face forcntine, changeabIc
ana various figured Gro de Maps. white and fsurcd
mafs"'ise--also, cravat bone s,iffcners
WHITE and c"iored. sprig d and dotted Crayats
pongee. silk fog md bandannoe hdkfs
Black Italian and Barcelona cravo,s
french silk nett suspendcrs, new and superior
article P'i'
Black and white silk hose
DO raw do do
DO do half do
Random silk and raw SAX half hose
DO unblcach'd cotton do do
Black and colored horse skin gloves
FAVE co!ored raw silk do
Cd bottle green and black bomba Zines
Black A1erno circassans
Yellow nankcens
White and colored Marseilles yestinps
Plain black silk do
White and colored linen drillings
Brown French linen
Black silk carnblet
Blue brown, and green silk umbrellas
Also. Irish and German Linens of all sual,,;c. anil
few pieces extra superfne. for collars. np s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
MAP OF VIRGTNTI

'NHE copies remaining on hand, are directed 70 be
sold At The very low prices Of SO fir the large,
and = for the small Map both arc mounted upon
rollers and IN portable form ~ these prces. It is
improbable that many copies will lcng remain for
aalc.
Complete sets ofthe Virginia Rcror'crs from 1920
70 the Present time; llcning's Statutes. q, large;
Journal Of The Convention cf l774-5, and of The
House OF Delegates, from 1910 TO 1920, inclusive.
NAV nlso be had upon the lowest terms, at the Cap
Io IN Richmond Of
WA II. RICHARDSON,
tlaF lt--j'H L'bSur!ar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
GOhanna

" III SAND The ensuing seasun arn, nine miles from
hichnond directly the stage road leading from tina,
pace 70 fredericksburg, and known ID Half Sink.
IL rs not saying too mich, itOr submit II 10 the caudo Of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain me the
aeTiioni when say that Ms colts universally ackuov
'sen possess a. much s'sc strength and beauty as any
eos nni have ever bern produced by horse Y.
ma know several that cannot hc pIcasvd f6f lees than
ven nr cgm hnndrsd duars; aud nave nselL been offered
SIvOO ip one at oie estimate at which hey are
ne ny 'ef owne's, take TO c the strongest Recommendation
mat can be o;isscI IN behalf OF untgcd colts
Inc season vii commence the 18th of February and ter
inmate ON the ~ Of July Terms heretofore; FiGy Dollars
nc unchanged ~ The payment Of Thrv-hvs AT auy time
curing tue season; Sixty Dollars insurance; One Dollar to the
HIucn which r'peccj, either when the mare Is broua M On
tskcn away. vs. ~ ~
Extensive pastures are provided aud mares fed rrgu,aily
"less otherwise directed, at twenty FIVE cents day.
"cn'c'n who sent mares last wear the cas9r ohan
r' wat 40 not prove iua f any there be) aeinpmed
icy eau he sent again. agd charge Tade for services of
INC Horse unless they should prove Ha other words
Tie mares Will he insuied at tie yrce Of the season
r JOHN NJ. Bolts.
The Editors Of the Political Arena and Petersburg Inic'cp
cer WI please insert the above twice y week in their tspcc.
i've papers for c' weeks and forward their accounts to tho
suu.eIttf !. NJ y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
IO PERSONS IN VIRGLN7.3,
Owning Military Lands i'm Kepfuckv

OWnlng Military Lands in Kentucky
1--we W Hickman county, Kentucky Columbus or Iron
- BANKS on toe Mississippi RIVER the surveyor of the
iIghia Military Lands State Establishment and have sur
Veycd good Of them the Tennessee river
since the deai OF my predecessor, Mai WIN Croyhan am
agent iof number at owning lands and woud
wny act tor Others who think proper 10 en,rs, their
business with probably better acquainted with the
situation oil Those lands than any OTTER penn be that as
may hey want attention; and whether they employ ne or NOT
"o" ahVse Inc owners To Immediate attention 10 them
some oil which have been plased timber some have
eeh entered AS Warrant Lands and persons living on them
ana the occupant laws o
owners tocnnSeabe expense and trouble have puarded
many OF those lands well could without haynp more
authority There large bodies otSse Military Lands inc
geheT ana but lew persons living them with
o more squatters not calculated rnhance value There
e ten or twelve miles square those lands me- of which
would advise the owners knowing for their ineres
" sell small part three hundred out of each
cOO acre tract low pric- confident, tina,
III Two or Wfee years would enhance the value the balance
10 doube or treble what the whole woul
main is Persons buyin. aid settling on par coI
take care oil The balance and induce Others into the
neiShouIhoon and is settlement that gives value TO land
would act as agent for of lands
and ennessee rivers, well of Tennessee
where I've, as good terms who attend az e
ought, To the business shall give references for recon-
eua'ons; am well known IN Kentucky and some ac
lualntances III my native state, 'rgna; persons have moi
commence IN NE, do not desire their business; no
agencies am willing spend a tIle owners
those lands, this There MANY OF ,he hlaYv
Lands south west OF the Tennessee rIver
WIN by Treasury Warrant claims and of the
llama MS or Their tenants some OF which law
sun IN the edera Court and Congress dispo,ed In do
justice towards the Officers Soldiers the Virginia State
line they should suffer the them and
cure scrip for the Of THEN Warrants or they will
any be IN worse situation than hoD who Ice
'heIr warrants az all RICHARD TAYLOR, in.
Columbus, iiickr'ln county, Ky. Jan. %, 1881.
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
VIRGINIA CONTENTION.

MIX CATLlN having made arrangements to
1Vl leave the u. States in short time is willing
to dispose OF his original picture OF the Virginia
Convention at n very moderate price. The picture
10 elegantly framed and suitable for nn ornament to
Il genilemans parour II will remain two or three
days longer at the Eagle Hotel, after which time r
not disposed Of IT will probably be seen gain
in the State of Virginia
Mr.. G. has also portraits Of Mr.. and Mrs Mad
son Gov. Giles, and Benz. Watkins Leigh, painted
from life, aud two Landscapes. one of The Natural
fridge the other of Lynchburg, painted from nature,
all OF which ne would sell at very reasonable rate
an5-at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
@ arasaE NR&US.
Port or RiCfI.uOND,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Baron DeNslb, Summers, from PHILADELPHIA
VIA the Canal. with sunJries. to Davenport, Allen a.
CO., III Clarke, Parker, X Eeilson, L u T. James &:
CO., Mckidoe, Z ~ Drew, % Nash, and J o. I.y
Schr Pinta Stapleford, from Norfolk with sundr,es
tn l. Webb & co.. and James Fisher.
Schr Laura Jane. Creighton, from Gosport, witt
ballast.
sloop cherub, Burke, from wynoke. with corn, Ia
order
Schr Dolphin, from Oxford, with wb,,,
and corn, to master.
schr Bhlow, Shelby, from New Bedford, with lime.
to w Rowlett, ST.
SAILED.
Schr Effort. fordham, for York, with -four and
tobacco. 1865
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins for Washington via
Norfolk, with freight and passengers.
MEMORANDA
Brig Pacific, Latour, cleared at philadelphia on Fri.
day, Tor Richmond
NEW YORK, April lard. Schrs Exit, Howell
Richmond, days; Chesterfield, Seaston do d; Char
lot, Smith, dod Martha Besston Petty, and eedum
Price, do.
sailed-sehr Tantivy, Richmond
NORFOLK, April The Bremen ship Harscat
W,lken, for Bremen, went TO sea from Hampton
Roadsycs,erday
The brig Brilliant of Duxbury Winsor. from
New York, passed through Hampton Roads and
vi James River this morning.
Cleared Schr. Colma, lIough, Richmond
BOSTON. March so Arr. ship Dover. Nye.
from Liverpool. Feb r. Spoke, lat AZ, -, long
SO 20, ship Plato, of Portland, from Richmond for
London
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05
Porter, nc, ana CidCI..

1--WE subscriber has on hand, aud will keen con-
slant supply, of tho very best Philadelphia Por-
ter Albany Ale, and Newark cider, together with
large supply Of CANOLEs, Soar, AND CoAHsE
SALT all Of which he will sell at the most reduced
prices for cash or good town acccptanccs Ills old
Gu toners and others respectfully invited to call
The highest price in cash given for old bottles.
np5--2uwif RTCUD ARMSTRONG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-05

Caution TO tie PuJIc
The subscribers having purchased the right for the
State OF Virginia, TO make aud sell IIenry +. Atwood's
Patent improved Thrcshing Machine, and person
named Clark having nfringcd said right, by subse-
G. ently constructing Machine the same principle
and appointed agents to dispose of;hem in said State
we hereby caution all persons not 10 purchase sail
hFcsing Machine, from any others than the subscri
bei' or their authorized agents, they claim the L.
gal right to furnish them & agreeaby to advice taken
IRAN legal counsel they will bring suits against any
ohe VINO violates their night. JOHN vi. HART.
JOHN SNYDER.
Fincaslie. March 81. IRil.cSt