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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
Vat NJ anufactory.

TEVllE subs ,rbcrs hive, in addition to their for
- NOR establishment laely commenced manu-
featuring Hats in this place. upon an extensive
scale. aud viii bo ready 10 manufacture to order
under tho immediate suPerinondonce of J. Rum
bolgh, any kind or quality Of HATS that may
be wanting. They haner themselves, from the
cxiccnco Of their materials and workmanship, 10
give their customers entire satisfaction. - They
likewise keep constantly on hand an extensive as
sortment Of Northern made Hats o. The best quail
~ among them ara the best Beaver llnts, made
by Clapp & Cole These, with wha, they make
themselves renders their assortment of all qualities
and various prices, as complete as any IN this par;
Of the country. Country Merchants and those
wishing 10 purchase largely, ufe invited 10 call and
examine their stock, which will be sold as low 40
they can be purchased in ony market ~ this coun
Try A orders flom the country will be punctual-
ly attended to- DlShLE K RUNBOUGH.
June 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

Ny lhhtNIA-h rules hell in the Clerks office oil Ihn
tucnlt superior Court If Law aud Chnnccry for ITO
count, ." Amherst IN Mon'ia, the 3 day Of june is3i-
ia"hfd watson, Pun against Robert Garland, Coroner
OF Amherst county aud such administrator OF JOHN y
ohn IN. iugne IRON JUSTICE aud said John A. sihp'
son Defts. In Chaacery
Inc deendant john A. Simpson having entered ms
appearance and gwen scci according the act OF As
sembiy aud the rules ofths court and It appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is mn tuhHbait
of tiis commonwealth On ION of the pihtii ny vs.
counsel ii Is ordered that said defendant, Johh =
SIMPSON, do appear here before III hrst day on St
te'nber term next, answer the hin Of the p'ohlh" t
acoPy vi this order be forthgvt ,nse rtea the IL &
lure Nrgiia tpt two success -i,,iy aud po'-ea
the ifoBt door Of the court-hpdse, OF said county
Copy-rcste.
join TuOMf SON, jr. tk,
June 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

William b. Rerd, Thomas J. Reid, adj
ministrator ofJohn Reid. deceased 10
seph Gald, sen'r, and Robert &. Cut
Ter.
VENAKE NOTlCE,-tho, or Monday, the 9th
ri day Of July, 1888, between the rising and set
ting ofthe sun, at the Tavernof Mr. - Harmon,
in the town Of stanton, < State of Virginia shall
proceed to take the dcpositons of James Johnston a.
others; and if not completed on that day, to be
continued from day to dav, until flushed, which
are Intended to be read as evidence IN Il SUIT de
pending in the Crcui, Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery, for the town OF Lynohhurg, III
which am plaintiff and you are Defendants when
and whe.o YOU will please attend
HENRY, \ PAUPED,
son OF Esther.
Tune & TN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
TO TANNERS.

VENIiE subscr iber offers Tor sale the latest mpro-
Il we'd Patent cast iron bark mills OF different
patterns and sizes, suitable for Horse, Water or
Ste, power. excelIed by none in the U. Stetes
Apply to JAMES Z. BAfLESS'
No. Cheapsidc, Baltimore.
Refer to C Poe, Esq Lynchburg, Va.
March % IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

HAVE now on hand large supply of NEW
II u MUSIC, Toilet and Mantle Looking GLASS;
es.-kiso, a new and andsomc Piano Forte.
JOS. ID. EVANS.
June ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

Dunstables, Leghorns a Ribbons.
MA + invite onr town and country friends TO
w The examination of the above embracing
The newest and most fashionable st,le; also a
splendid b OK Belt Ribbons.
MCKEE, ROBINSON Co.
March 7. Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

From Msrieo The packet ship Virgins. arrived at
New York on Sunday sailed from Vera Cruz on the 2S,
UT Mr. Castillo, the new Charge dAffaires from Next
co 10 our government, is passenger We learn that ST.
Anna took the Presidential chair the I6th and that
every thing was going tremendously at the capital in
the adoption OF useful regulations for the country.
lie government had directed that old bonds 10 the
amount Of 40 per cent. duties should be received M
the custom houses until the 3Oh of August
The United States sloop OF war PundaLa Cant, B,iLd
arrived AZ Vera Cruz on the 3D. from Pensacola Vera
Cruz was not so healthy az usual.
captain IraSa has favored the editors or ;he Mercantile
Advertiser with file Vi Vera Cruz papers to the 2th of
May, which contain The inaugural speech St Anna e,
he Congress, on assuming the duties OF his Office as Pre-
slden OF the Republic lie STATES in his address that tho
only object OF his life has been secure TO the Mexicans
the 'uil enjoyment of these rights which constitute public
happincSso destroy the triple yoke OF ignorance yrsn-
ny and wee that the moment for secnriDg repoSe has arr
Sed ana That he viii in his efforts TO obtain
INC blessings promised by the last revolution He DO.
eares that The exercise Of public power shall not, in his
ndhdS NC ihe instrument OF vengeance aud opyre so,-
at tducaUon, The vital element OF tho OF ma
ons snail receive the first oil his gov ernmen, lie
adds My political intercourse with the nations hat live,
IN peace and harmony with upon the basi. of the
most sc' recprociiy,-Ju>t Impartial, and unaersbe
Peace IA blessing 10 the human race and shall be
served so-long as the national dignity psrns.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25


EN-oHERtFF Park Ms ACQUITTED We have at diff
eFen Umes noticed The trial which going on charg
ing this gentleman with lunacy under commission of the
Court oil Chancery On Saturday Mr. Parkins comncnc.
ca deience aud occupied the attention OF the Court in
aiming mass OF correspondence to establish his sound.
ness OF mind His address TO the Commissioners and Ju-
ry was an extraordinary exhibition Of talents of hgI,
oder, occasional eoquence accompanied with great vo-
fence anu oPpro0rlun on the court jury country and all
most every thing within the range OF his tongue. The
cause was adjourned until yesterday, when it was finally
closed. New testimony offered on the par, of Mr..
Parkns but IT was manifest that enough had been heard
TO establish his point, and at O'clock The commissioners
commenced their charges the Jury. Doctors Perkins
ana oearnes gave 1t as their opinion, that although Mr.
faks was sound ON all matters relating TO the manage
ment of money he subject to occasional Alterations
oil mind. Mr. Graham, one Of the legal commissioners
inclined TO Tie same opinion Mr.. David S. Jones, who
presided differed from all his associates; he charged the
jury That Mr. Pakins of sound mind but subject TO
an ungoveThabie temper which led him into
uincn'ies. Our limits do not permit give even a
sketch OF the different charges The sherins Jury eipb
'een IN number, gentlemen OF great respectabiy were
out hut short time, returned verdict that Mr. Prkius
enjoyed sound mind.--.N y. ID. .adU.
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MODERATION.
% nNIr AsIn sIrE n


AZ meeting held for the Prince
June 1888 the following Preamble Resolutions
by Edward Booker ESQ., unanimously adopted by
Court to be entered in the proceedings the Court:
The Court members Court and
large number attending Court
with the epa,abe loss which they and their
have sustained tho death their
John Randolph Of Roanoke feel his memory to offer "a
their of which
held him
ardent ZEAL and unexampcd fidelity during
thlrty years laboIious public scrvce-Thcreore
ls Resoiced That viii for thirty Grape left
atoken of for his loss. "
ID ResoU6d, That his of
enlightened the consistent Tho
Rights and Sovereignty and that we consider his o
at this particular juncturo = irreparablc.
ReSoiued, sincerely
tho city Phadepha, thanks respect
tace and memory of M Randolph in the proceedings
meeting oil tho 10Th OF May last which
are assured he received from many during his illness
" ~N"s
4.h On motion ordered That the foregoing preamble esou
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond. Testo.
w. j. WORSHAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25
June 2l.

I'm RY--ViRo1N1A-At Rules, holden in
n the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County OF Buckingban the third
day OF June, 1889
John Couch, and Mary his wife, John Couch adm or
Of his former wife, Elizabeth Couch, dec'd Thomas
AndesoD and William Couch, adn'or. Of Ann Couch
decd, PllHs.
against
Robert Rvcs, Robert Carter curator Of the estate of
John Harris, deceased, Thomas W. Giimer, adn'or de
bonis Of Christopher Hudson, dec'd &C. Nathaniel
Anderson, executor, administrator heir, distributes OF
Nathaniel Anderson deceased, any way representing
the ate OF the said Nathaniel Anderson, dcc'd who
executor OF Tho Anderson, deed. Thomas Patieson
aud Sdra his wife, Pce Perkins. sheriff and sdn'or Of
Samuel Wnlrey, deceased, and Price Perkins In ihs ow
right, John S Anderson, and VIM. Anderson, Defls
The defendants, Nathaniel Anderson, Thomas Paueson
aud Sarah his wife, and John s. Anderson not having en-
tered their appearance and given security according 10 the
act OF Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and an
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not inha-
bitants OF this country: IL is ordercd That said abb
sent defendants do appear here The first day Of the
next September term, and the bill Of the plaintiff;
aud uat copy Of his ORDER be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published IN ho city Of Richmond, for two
months succesVey and posted at the front door OF tie
Court house Of this county.
Copy. Teste, X. ELDRlDGE, C. c. S. G.
June "a H-Wew
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departed M life on ,e 9Th instant his residence the county
OF "oochand, William in nj h
sincerely amen,cd for uw have oug more ire
Character
ood aud independent of strongly devoted to
OF hety, Capt johnson zeaously engaged very
IN the Revolutionary remnned
III. country was triumphant fighting many scvcrcs
80 GOODNESS aud ntrcpdy, and enduring hard
% ana p'a'ons OF the revolutionary soier :roat forth
when h" battle ended and the liberties of his country
he Setlsd in the county Goochnd where no has
oNei slnce an honest, hu
commanding his acquauce
'ot IN ui may he snd IL he enemy that
an e Is now no nore-but long will he be
faithful husband,
AN Intelligent aud useful ciiizrn sincere and %
DIED. OF apopoxy the 10Th nst wear of lis
L. hnnkhead ESQ. For honesty purpose and soodncs,
VIZ bankneai hed no superior lie has left and
ohren 10 dcploie his untmely Charlottesville 9dpoor
community Is called TO lament the loss most ex
aug iespec,ed czens in the death OF Colonel Fish
ch ooS place Tins morning. 18th ago al his resi-
dence IN this city Colonel Fish few Off
o inc american Revolution, having early military
, ms after a honorable and useful pledge
NO., si rs commencement His courtesy and were
PioYeioIai, and his integrity without T. Re- Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,.c,,,. - . COMMUNICATED.
Court held for Goochand county the
" Nicholas NJ Vaughan being announced TO this
Sooo of the
's be rendered 10 the family evidence
Of The great esteem which
PH virtues and the which is cherished
ana pfopsy with which ho uniformly discharged duties as
member oil this Court, and all the social duties
OdeTe That the foregoing Resolution tho records
OF TINS Court and that the Editors
10 insert the their
Copy Tose, MAR. w. MILLER n. r q r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

votes In the dsrlct) and he thought Mr. Roane unpopu
ar anu uhuer these circumstances, together with the
citaons OF some old friends, he would be candidate
himself This Is simply the history OF tho matter, and
would ask is there in it any thing like Mr. Upshaws suf
ering himself TO be made tool cats-paw, subserve
the purposes oil any the writer insinuaes and
twas whispered through the district during the election
10 the great injury Of MIR. u?
III the writer insnuae in saying that there is
something behind the curtain, aud upon this
tac, &c. Sc. that MIR. Upshaw was engaged in any
way in what he is pleased TO call most unrgheous
sades against Mr. Roane, farther than certain inorma-
ton which he gave Mr. j. c. two wears ago-the cir.
cumsianccs OF which are known TO every body in the
district he nsnuaes what alse and he any body
else is challenged to prove such allegation His friend
Mr. Roane will tell him. he told the people Of Essex ia
public speech, that such insinuationi false In fact
IT is generally thought haL Mr. u either of the
con,ending candidates, feelings oil patriotism and republic
canisn would have forced him TO have given the prefer
ence TO Mr. Roaue. So much for Mr. Upshaw's coDspi.
racyagainst Mr. Rolnc.
IL pity but that the writer had given regard
TO truth, when he dcprecang the Of il i'm
Cuzen OF Caroline, instead OF literally verifying the
proverb which hc himself quotes. He makes "mistae-
ment in saying, that "Mr. Upshaw got respect
able vote in point OF numbers wonder this ritter had
not obtained correct information before he made state
mcnt so incorrect. So far from this MIR Upshaw once
came within lew votes OF beating Of the most popii-
lar anu talented representatives. this has ever had
and his friends Think had he had justice done him aud
had received his full strength in the last election he would
nave been elected, or at any rate received highly
spectacle vote, "Cassuss belief to the contrary not.
withstandng.
Now, Messrs Editors, if have used language rather
harsh, think am justified by the unwarrantable man
ner IN which Mr. UPshaw and his friends have been tire
ed by "Casus for repeat ain, that can see no good
reason Tor such an attack on the part OF "Cassius"
"A CITIZEN OF KING s. QUEEN
u The author Of "Cassius' is respectfully
10 make known his name to the Editors Of this paperfor
particular purpose which will be communicated TO him
Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

VIE sale OF the Tract of Land, called Font hill w.
"a Ing in the county OF Northumberland which was
advertised TO take place the 10Th Instant is
uhl me 10Th day OF August at which time il fair other
WISE the next TAR day thereafter shall proceed 10 make
sale oil The SAID Tract OF Land and PREMISES in pursuance
OF the provisions and by virtue OF he authority vested in
me as commissioners by decree OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery pronounced at the last Anil
term OF the said Court The place of sale will lie Nor
cumberland Court House.-For further particulars re-
ference he bad TO my advertisement under daIe OF
previously published in this paper
THOMAS S. SYDNOR
NoT'humoeFlahu u H. June l4tb. I4-tI5hA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

4 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
- land on which he lives, in the county of Hanover on
oh,cSahoiny swamp, 10 miles from the city of Richmond,
anu from Hanover Court House, containing 4I3 acres
zio acres oil bottom land about 200 of which are first
4uaIty-the balance (about Is acres) second bottom
" W goou quany' Inc nigh land is in good farming
dlton and in state OF rapid improvement There is
an extensive bed of shell mar running nearly through the
centre oil 'e arm 10 physician wishing pursue his
professional duties, the situation would afford good stand
GUSTAVUS V. JONES.
june H. l0-whw-
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The Collar Press.


The multiplying presses have invented this cant word
for every paper which will not pronounce A. Jack
son to be tyrant or fool The fact is carefully
Kept out OF vew that many of these papers have no
favours to ask OF the adminisration-tba they will
not wear the collar because thew will not occen, of
any compensation And this other fact also is ossidu
ously Sconceaed, that many of these pabers have
spoken freely of the opinions and course of the adj
minlstration, nothing extenuating"-but disclam-
ing some OF its principles, and condemnine some of
its measures.
But let us turn round, and ask who are these me- =
cusers? Who are they apply this term TO others
Are they not themselves devoted TO their own
chietains, as better TO deserve the title of collar
pre-, ses themselves? For instance, here is one ma
pc, suddenly protesting newborn zeal in favor of
- fe flights. 1t eXclaIms show supremely TO he de-
= ed that President may be chosen devoted TO H.
1ted government, and opposed to those overwheIm-
'hg Claims 10 dominion now advanced in favour of
the Federal authority" But bring this paper down
from It's generallties-see what its course bos been
vino are the men, and what are the measures
mas suPpored-and what do you find to be
ns haia1teIs why 1t is the mere yassaI and
tool OF III. Clay. 1t twist as he t,yists-deCends
him, whatever be his course-neyer breo,Les ono
word against him, whatever be his ottocLs ,non
The sovereignty of the States-is with him Tariff In
terna Improvement, Bank, and all In n word ,vears
ms coar-and sacrifices to his interests the Cons,
tuition OF his country Ask such Editors ifthev arc
not Tor strict construction of the Charter irLey
VIII say, Oh yes! Then take their teortLs instead "a
tnelr worhs-their practice instead of their Dyo6es
SONS tut them to the test, and see how they sink
.uueI YOUR 'n'errogatores. Are you for the TariGj
answer, yes. Are you for the Rank of he TT q
fes-Are you for Internal Hnpropegpeuty Yes And
sui you are for State Rights! Saw rather vou ore m
Clay---and not for the Constitution YoX bove hai
your pay from bim-and you expect il again. And
yet you call others collar men who bove nn'h; ~
ASK vi 'eckson and who openly condemn such rnea.
sures as they conscentiously dislike. Such is tIe
mouesIy oil the opposition Press!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25
June IL.

NollCE Is hereby given that The partnership hereto
lore existing between the Undersigned this day bv
mutual consent dissolved. All persons indebted to tbe
concern, will please forr ard and pay-otherwis
suits VIII be Instituted: those who have claims against M
concern are requested 10 make them known as this uofic
VIII be pleaded in bar TO all such are not made kno.
III reasonable time. Col. Peter GueIran, bv mu,nat
consent IS authorised 10 wind the concern and for tba,
purpose has The papers belonging it conded TO his care
anu arrangements aud all persons indebted TO the same
WIZ please settle with him, and those having claims against
II, viii make application to him.
HUMPHREY PARRISH
THOS. MASSIE.
GoocLand, May 90 1898 1lwa~
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Northumberland c. IT,, June I4Ib, IA
By The Lieutenant Governor Of the Comm on,oealth of
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

a VACANCY having occurred in the Represent
IA OF this State, in the Congress of the IT, States by
the death OF John Randolph Esq--Thcrelore l. Wynd-
ham Robertson Lieut.. Governors acting in the absence
the Governor from the Seat OF Government have though,
proper pursuant TO the provision Of the Constitution OF the
United States in such made provided TO direct
The Sheris OF the several counties composing the 9th
Congressional District, to wit Prince Edward Charlotte
Buckingham and Cumberland, to cause election be
held in their pecive countless tile Court days here
oil, in The monh OF August next for suitable person 10
represent the said Disfct in the 23d Congress of t,
United States.
Given under my hand as Lieut.. Governor and
LScalJ under the Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth
at Richmond, lhi. 22d June 1893
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
June ~ If-W1w
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gn DOLLARS REWARD.-Lef1 NV Fac,orv ~,

4 h DoLLARS REWARD.-Left my Factory on
W Monday the lOth inst, of my servants nam
ca p"Hom James-he is muatto boy about Is years
OF age very likely and when spoken TO talks fast and
and probably may be skulkng in that ghborhooj He
has relations in iliamsburg, where he may have endea
'oreu 10 get The above reward and other expenses will
oe paid on his being delivered TO in Richmond Mas
erS oil vessels and others cautioned against receiving
him. DAVID RapCI ,U'6
June 25. - ,I
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Honors 10 Inc De,o,

"a. =, meeting OF the estate Rights and Free Trade
Party at the Circus in Charleston, resolutions were
s sdonea ny Judge Colcock, and unanimously
memory of Robert j. Tmnbull, Esq. a Commi,,ee
was appointed to procure some fit person to deliver
an Eu'ogIum-and it was recommended n The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

TO the Citizens of .NeckIenbug Counfy
UJ meeting OF such of the citizens OF the county as
are favorable TO an immediate nomination of BENJANIIN
WATKINS LEIGH, Egg. for the next Presidency is re
quesed AL The Court House OF the county on the third
Monday of July. MANY OF the CIrIzENs.
June Is
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS

"icd o DonsIand in New Kent tho residence Dr.
Geo hnnon, the l2th inst by the Slman Lieut. Wnn
- ,'e OF the u - Navy, Miss Elizabeth Beverly oiios,
daughter vi the lato Commodoe of Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

EAlLLlAM MARY COLLEGE-Tbe final eva
w mnaon OF the Glasses in this Institution Will COM
mence on Friday the 2S instant and terminate ON We'd
uesuay ,he ID oil july The friends % the College and
The public generally, invited 10 attend By oTdsr nj
me society VIM. b. ROGERS, Secretary.
June %. ~ 3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

W ne election for representative to Congress in the
place Of j. Randolph of r. decd will take place on the
Court days OF each county in the district the
iohh OF august next (Sce the Proclamation of Lieut.
Governor.) - 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

ue PRESIDENT oil The w. ;. has visited Mddletown and
'eW Lodon In Connecticut, where the last accounts
len n'mnHe was to proceed 10 Newport and Provi-
U. 'h Hnone lsand-and was expected TO arrive in
Boston OH Friday-wlere he was TO remain n v.s,crd
,9rng he Connecticut papers say, that he was re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25

THIO WATCH MAKERS--f have for sale ,,yo zee,
n excellent large regulators belonging 10 the estate 81
the late VIM. Cowanthey will be sold very reasonablc
June 20. llt-8rl g. v. RAYMOND.
az MUNkOE, SURGEON DENrtsr, has resumed
- he practice as usual, with neD highfy iUprOp.
ca and spief'didcase Of Instruments andlwo1d be very
hsppyto give his friends ocular proof Of their supeor,
over all others. June IL rf4a ,s1 -
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FINE STOCK.


- The public are under many obligations TO Mr.. Corbin
Warwick of this City for his several TO improve
the breed OF stock Exclusive of the cattle and sheep
which he purchased at Mr. Meades sale in Frederick he
Just received from England by the Lady Anne Ellis
al Noioik-two bulls and of the best British breeds
The bulls are yearlngs and noble looking animals they
are oil mat age-one is the hort-honed Durham stock
roam color, excellent for the dairy and for beef The
other is OF the Hereford breed fitted draft as well
as for beef The latter is larger with remarkable dew
and breast and big head with his curling hair red with
wmte lace &c. The heer is two year old, beauti-
ul creature OF the Durham stock-and she is already
with cali-she was bued on the 2lst October last by
Maggot oil famous lineagehs pedgrees are before us
prepared by the Rev. Henry Berry-and of the dams
was Ia quart COW. In truth, Mr. w has been supplied
with the genealogy of all the caeand it appears they
Patrick Henry Thursday mig ht-and will be removed
TO his farm on the James River When we consider the
nigh reputation, which the Durham and the Hereford
breeds bear-and the great expence of bringing them TO
this counry-the three estimated $1,000 we can
not but offer our thanks TO Mr. w. for the enterprsng
stock. "