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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
SADDLEIeY, HARDWARE,

NJ l. have recently made such additions to our
W Stock of Goods, as to make the assortment
OF SAppLERf complete, Comprising, with very few
cAceplons,) every article in thai line. And the as
sortnent Of iARpw WARE one of general variety such
as, Bn'iding Materials, Coach aud Cabinet Makers
Materials, and Tools OF every description.
We are determined to sell Goods, at as Low prices
as any other house can will sell them. Dealers
are invited TO give call, and assure them our
sxerons shall be used to obtain then custom by sell
ing cheap. THURMAN & SCHOOLFIELD
Noy.o ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
COMMUNICATION.
ROADS.

lf,lie grade of Road over 4 Mountain, J,
90 degrees, the distance is increased loo PCT tent
80 dcerces. la
20 degrees. 5
10 degrees,
S degrees, Is
1.-THE base of a Mountain is 100 yards, ~ say
$500 steps, the distance over, at grade of IS de
grccs, is 2i50 yards, or 5000 steps; I'm, m the
step a, Is degrees is only half rs long. both a,ccn.
ding aud descending, rs on a level, then the dis
lance may We, be- doubled "a, 1900 steps, or three
miles. To which the fatigue in travelling may BIZ
added. which will perhaps make the 100 yards,
one mile, cqtal 10 twelve mlcs Thus Ne find
that road Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.

I'm the Gotta ultimo, the "Grand Commtcs"
made thru, report upon the state Of tie votes for menu
bcrs Of Congress- the result OF which was a. foIow..
Whole number OF votes 37Gr
Necessary Tor choice, 3ael
Durt j. reatce, 3N,I
VIM. Spracue 3.91l
Trislram Burgess. 3s17
trauson. 3G5Q
\resoln'ion declaring Pearcr and Spraguc elect.
ed, was passed by the Assembly, and the Governor
'lirccedto furnish certificates accordingly
TN Saturday evening, At half past ten O'Clock tn.
Legislature adjourned To the ith Msnday in January
ncNi, then to meet in Providence
y l. Jouy (ron,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
FOR RENT.

A wish to rent out my present place Of re
E;;m sdence, for the ensuing year. Possession
4A. given at Christmas. 1t consists Of a GOOD
Dwelling House, Kitchen Smoke House, Garden,
and fifteen or twenty large Apple trees with the pri.
vege OF Fire-wood and Water.
ANN PETTICREW.
Campbell Go. on Falling. Nov. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

o. The Richmond Enquirer ridculcs the ru-
NOR of the appointment of Judge Mclean as
Chief Justice and declares that all the signs"
point to Mr. fancy as the nominee for that Office.
The Enquirer is doubles, good authority in such
matters
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

O. Need We invite the attention Of our read
crs to Mr. Wcbscr's splendid speech, On the frs,
pagc1 1t is ono of the purcst specimens oftruc
eloquence cxant and as touching its doctrines,
with ono or two exceptions, it will find response
in every republican breast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
10y virtue of deed of trust executed by James
ID Rose to the subscriber. for certain purposes
therein Gifted, dated DIST March. 1885 and record
cd in the Clerks Office of the County Cour Of Am
herst, shall, Saturday, the 10Th of December
next, expose to sale, b., way Of public auction, on the
promises, House and Lot, in the town OF New Glas-
gov, at present occupied by Mr. David McAlexan-
der, as a store and dwelling house.
Terms Of sale-one third in hand and the residue
Of the purchase money payable in and years,
in equal instruments the purchaser securing the de-
ferred ins,aments by lien on the property.
l.. l.. THOMPSON, Trustee.
Nov. 9 tl9D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

INllE subscriber, having determined to contn-
l. ne the Commission B, siness at his old stand.
is prepared 10 make liberal advances on al pro-
ducc consigned to his care. From his long expe-
fence at business and by strict attention. he
hopes to receive share Of the business formerly
bestowed on liolcombe & Tyree.
RICHARD TYRE
July Ii ,,u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

The ray II corks The New York and Penn
sylvania papers strongly urge upon the Legislature,
OF thos" States, the proprcty of cIartcring a Mann
moth Bank, with power to extend branches into
such other States as will permit them so to do, in
order to supply the place Of the l.. S. Bank. SO
that, in all likelihood, We shall have huge Rag
Money factory, or perhaps two, under the rceua-
ton OF the State governments, in lieu of ono we'll
regulated institution, under the control Of Con-
grcss This is the hard money currency" tina,
we have been promised SO long, but which has not
come vet, and never will And thu. ends the
vision OF Gold, as ,cen through the celebrated
magnifying ,pcctacles of NJ. Van Buren,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
NOTICE..
Nov. 8

'uNliE undersigned. having administered OH the
Il tate of the late Christopher Anthony, earnestly
requests all persons having claims against the same
as 1t is the wish and intention of all parties Interested
that the adrnnistrationsha be closed as spe, Oily
possible.
Persons Indebted, are also requested to make pay
ment, the situation of the does admit Of
indulgence. G. l.. Mostly.
Adm. With the will annered orc. Anthony decd.
Nov.9 2tif2tof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

NEW ioRk.-The Tammany party in the
city of New York, had real row, a, we antcipa
ted, when they attempted to make their nom,na-
tons for Congress aud Assembly. 1t ended in the
nomination BY the Aerarians, of Charles G.. Fer
rs for Congress, and by the rational portion of
% the party" of Gideon Lee. The tickets for tho
Assembly are not, however, entirely dissimilar.
both of them containing several of the names.
The Wings, as we remarked in our last, will take
no part in the election as a party, though third
ticket has been nominated, vi th the name of james
Monroe, IA Nireinian, and nephew of the late
President Monroe upon it for Congress. Mr. NJ
isa Why, and may possibl, succeed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

o. rlo Danvillc Reporter states that tho IN
diotment in the CASE of Mr.. Edward X, Pugh, inn
prisoncd in syvania, charge Of having
offered free pass to slave, was qndshed, and
Push rcmandcd to prison, for trial a, the mex,
term of III Superior Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

a. At meeting heln -, Buchanan, few days
ago, it resolved to petition tho next Lcg'sln-
turr Of Virginia for the incorporation Of ton'-
pany 10 construct railroad from that town tho
Tennessee line. The more the merrlcr. We
shall publish the proceedings in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

o. \ bill authorizing the Nahsvillc and New
Orleans Rail Road Company to extend their road
I'M, the State Of Tennessee, passed tho Lcgisla-
tuso Of Tennessee the 23d ult. ayes a, nays H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

o. \ dinner, attended by about 600 persons,
was given TO Judge White, at Columbia, Tenn.
on the 20.h ult Among the invited guests was
James X. Polk, Esq. the member of Congress from
that district, and who reside. in Columbia. lie
replied TO the invitation IN the following brief and
pithv note
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

o. The Rhode Island difficulty is over. The
Senate has formed quorum and the Legislature
will consequently proceed to business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

Col. John Parriot, (Wmg) has been elected
to the Senate of Virginia, in the Tyler district, TO
supply the vacancy occasoncd by the death of Col
John MCoy paokson.) The following is state
me nj Of the polls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
OBITUARY..

Died. on the 3st October, Al his residence, ia the
County OF Amherst, tMpRosh BuRFonp. aged 81
years. lie was suddenly taken with the cramp in
the stomach, aud only survived }2 hours lie left a
wife and nine children, with numerous connections
and friends, to lament his loss. lie an ancc-
tionac husband, kind parent, and much respected
by those who knew him. 1t may be truly said, he
lived and died an honest man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

& - There LA. been an action in Texas, at Con
1ales. The MeNieap commander and several SOL
ders were slaln--no loss on the American side. u
is also stated ha, Gen. Houston, has captured san
Antonio, and seized convoy of S6oooo, belonging
Ia tn. McNicans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

NEW JERSEY.-P. ID. Nroom, Esq Jack
SOM has been reelected Governor Of Vermont,
without opposition, by the Legislature of that
State, which has commenced its annual session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
JAMES h. POLK.

Mr. Polk is sure either Of the Speakers chair
foreign mission, or seat in the Cabinet. Mark
the prediction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
C0iumbiu, Oct, l4fb 1875

GENTLEMEN IL have this moment received
your note of invitation to dine on Tuesday the
2Oth instant, and have the honor to decline il.
Your ob't srrN't,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
A FEMALE SERVANT WANTED.

a FEMALE SERVANT WANTEO.
E1>ROM 30 to 80 years old, accustomed to house
L business, who understands House keeping
Cooking. &c, and who come W ell recommend.
ed tor honesty and capacity TO manage the household
affairs OF man with small family Such .rran,
would be either bought or hired tor the next year
Persons wishing TO sell or hire, vii, apply Mess,s
G.. d. n J. I. DAVIS Of Lynchburg
No,.o Nv #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
NEGRoDs FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale. three Valuable Negro Women.
One OF them a first rate House servant, and yer,
likely CHAS. PHELPS.
Nov.9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
GIRLS WANTED.

0xAAS WZkNT0O.
INTENDING to commence Weaving very soon
l. the Lynchburg Manufacturing Company wish 10
employ ~ to Is girls, from l2 to IL years Of age
To such wish to come from the country board will
be furnished, the Factory, in a respectable IA
mily. All applicants furnish satisfactory tcsti-
monials Of good character, &c.
10. NORVELL, Az mt.
Nos.9 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
WANTED,

WANTED,
TIMBER FOR COACHMAKING.
'NllE subscriber will give the highest Cash price
L for good timber. suitable for Carriage Making.
delivered at his Coach Mandatory, at the stand
lately occupied by II. R. Beech e. Co. Main-s,ress,
Lynchburg. SAMUEL AYRES:
Oct.5 6ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

Or II mics, At degrees, equal 10 y AT IUdrgrc,s,
6 do of level. equal to /, at 5 degree.
II 10 horses can draw 1000 pounds, At 10 degrees,
5 horses the same nj do
do the SAINT at do
dn 5000 mounds I'm !, L., RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31

"a AWRENCEVILLE RACES.-The races over the
b. Lnwrencevile Course for the Spring, 1885, will
commence on the 18th day of April next and continue
four days
First Day--Two sweepstakes, colt races the first
5000 entrance half forfeit, mile heats. six subscribers
and closed. The following are the entries, o wit
o. F. Hare, Tonson FLY, out of Maj. Thomas Riley's
r. b. starke, Daniel Dugger's G. C. by Medley dam
by Virginian.
VIM. NJ. West, full sister to Sir Walter Scott
John G. Goode.
VIM. r. Johnson FLY by Charles out of the dam of
Star.
John ID. Maclin, C. by Timoleon, dam by Hal
Second Sweepstakc, 800 entrance, half forfeit, to
close the first day of March next now several sub
scrbers.
Second Day.-PrOpretor's Purse, $500, mile heats,
entrance $l5.
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500, without dis
count, 3 mile heats, entrance $40
Fourth Day-A Handicap Purse, 500, mile heats,
the best three in FIVE, entrance S25.
1t is necessary state that the track been re-
Gently very much improved, it having been barked
around Litter and stables furnished horses gratis
The Proprietor having also mad the stables for the horses
thoroughly repaired will endeavor give general salts
faction. THE PROPRIETOR.
February H. Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31

EW w. TURPIN e. SAMUEL VANDERSLICE,
-H n having associated themselves in partnership
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno w
Smith d Son, two doors below the United States Bank
Main Street, intend carrying the TAILORING BUsI-
in all its branches, and pledge themselves to the
public to have all orders entrusted to Them executed in
the most fashionable style and with DESPATCH and trust
by strict attention to receive share of public patronage
III. w. Turpn returns his thanks to his friends and
the public, for the liberal encouragement bestowed on
him when in business alone, and socits their avos TO
the present firm of Turpn s. vanderslice.
March "a 106-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESriRaalncr,

YUyHIS thorough bred Horse, beautiful bay, will
n stand the present season. at my stable in the lower
end Of Goochland near the Three Chopped Road-to
cover at $40 amarc-Ss20 nsurance$S the single leap
paid the time of scrvicc-25 cents the groom -
Mares fed at the usual price.Pasturage gratis The
ncxtat for insurance, when il is asccrtancd that the
mare is with foal, parted with Care will be taken
prevent accidents escapes; but liability for
1t is unnecessary give his pedigree il is well known
that he thorough bred Horse and his colts very
promising The will expire the 10th of July.
THOMAS THURMAN.
March 81. 105-w2ts
III OUISA LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of.
n fers for sale his land, lying in the lower end of
Louisa. II consists of three separate farms. That on
which he lives contains about 900 acres, and lies very
compacty about one-half wood land, timbercd with
oak pine hickory and other growth This land, in ge-
neral, lies we'll and is well adapted corn wheat oats
and tobacco and well suited TO clover any land
in this part of the country. 1t is uncommony well
tered, and has considerable quantity of low land it,
good portion of which has been reclaimed and cut-
waited J; the is well adapted TO grass, of which
good deal is annually cut 1t is well enclosed. The stu
alton is quite healthy, and the neghborhood agreeable
Ii is convenient to market being about 81 miles from
both Richmond and fredericksburg The improvements
very good-consistng of a two-story wooden dwell
ing house, with brick addition, likewise two-story,
having rooms on the lower floor, with dining room
in the basemenall in good repair. This farm has all
convenient outhouses attached to it, and nevcralng
spring of excellent water near the dwelling house The
other two farms contain about 400 each, immed
ately adjoining the land above described They both
touch Little River, side. There is suiKciency
of wood land both tracts, and they toeIably well
enclosed The soil is generally similar to that which
live. They arc both we'll watered These farms have
each tolcrable dwelling house, though somewhat out
of repair--and convenient out-houses.
Having come to the determination TO remove TO the
Southwest, the next FALL will sell good bargain in
the above land either altogether divided to suit pur
chasers should wish half the purchase money cash,
young negroes and will wait lS months for the ba-
lance-thc purchaser giving bond and deed of trust
the land to the payment An indisputabe title
will be given, and possession by the middle of October
next with privilege Of seeding wheat by thar time,
before. Gentlemen from the lower country, who wish
to vest capital i'll farming establishment, in healthy
and agreeable part Of the State will find the above land
worthy of their attention.
Persons wishing to the land will be shown it by
the subscriber living the premises; and letters (post
pad) addressed TO the subscriber, Locust Creek Post
Office, Louisa CO., win be duly attended to-
March 81. [l0S-wtf WILLIAM MILLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31

va ERRIr NJ. ROBINSON attorney at Lato hav-
I'VE ing resumed the practice of the Law in the Su-
pcror and Inferior Courts held in this city, will be glad
to attend to any SUITS conveyancing other proes
sonal business that may be entrusted to his care.
u Office on Governor Street, adjoining the Office of
the Richmond Wing.
March 81 1OG-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31
asY RITCHalE a. COOK. i

Q- The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally and
times week during the of the State Lcgisatuc
Price the heretofore Five Dollars payable IN add
Notes OF chacrc banks (onl viii be
csvci Tho Editors viii the safety of remit
hem by mall the postage all letters being paid by the writer's
will b. discretion the
Editors, until all arrcarages have been pnid up.
or Whoever will the of nine papers, shall
have the tcnth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Que square each continuance,
80 either
assumcd BY some person in ths city or its cnvons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31
HIcAinse

NNIlL stand this spring Qs35) at my son. Edward
w Johnson $, IN the county of Dinwddie, 30 miles
south of Petersburg and Is miles north of Brunswick
Court house, Immediately the old stage road and is
now at his stand ready TO Mares at one hundred
dollars the season. payable the 10th day of July next
when it will expire
MoNsrEUR ToSsoS will stand this spring at my son.
George w Johnson's, in the county of Chesterfield,
within mile of Moody tavern IL miles from Peters
burg, and % miles from Richmond and is now there
ready to Mares sixty dollars the season. payable
on 10Th July next when it will end 800 to insure a
mare IN ioa payable she is known be foal
or parted with; dollar to the groom for each mare
Pasturage at both places very excellent and very ex-
ensiye gratis Every will be taken prevent
cIdents but no liability for any that may happen Ser
wants sent with to either horse BOARDED without
charge, and mares will be fed at % cents a day
Both these horses in the finest health and yioor
and they remarkably sure foa eetters: thev have
been both often advertised in The Turf Register and
elsewhere that their Characters the characters Of their
get the great performances Of their colts and the very
high prices indeed at which they selling are well
known, say, 81 900, 5000 5000, 00O 900; and in
one instance $4,000 given for years old which
IS the highest price have known q horse to COM
mend in America. w. X. JOHNSON
fco y. Off
a LIAM b. MAGRUDER, ArroHsEv Ar Law.
IA b1eaanan, Boteto1It County, w., practices in the
courts Of Botetour Bedford and Rockbridge and offers
his services to the Public in the various departments Of
his profession.
RErgRrscrs
Mcssrs. Lancaster, DENLY & Co.. WORKMAN & Nc.
Gruder John Garth, Esq, Richmond- Colin Buckncr
Esq, LypchJuvg--IIon. John r. Bomax John H. Marye
redertehsearg-Colonel James Bankheod, u S. Army
Fortress MOnr0e-Th w Gilmer ESQ., " w soutbaf
Esq, ChariouesoWe-Messrs. Timberiake & Magruder,
Union Mills, FiugaHna ni1-Hon Richard b. Magrri-
der, Dcct John Buckler, baltimore.
March "a. 1Oe-6t
HHOTSPUR, the Sire of 8fazeppa will stand the en-
~ suing season, at ST Leger, (Mr. John Hcth's0
in the county Of Chesterfield % miles from Potersburg
70 miles from Richmond and miles south Of the Cor
Pits. Particulars will be given hereafter
Dec. %, t7o-tg JOHN B. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31
February II, 1885.

ENXECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold to the highest
~ bidder, the premises, Tuesday the 2Ist OF
April next the Tract of Land, in the county Of Gooch-
land, belonging to the late Mrs. Elizabeth Humber de-
ceased, containing l73 acreson the following terms
viz; one third cash, third in SIX and the balance
Deed of Trust the land viii be required secure the
payment The land lies near the stage road from Rich
mond to Charlottesville and five miles above the Court
house. 1t is of the healthiest residences in this
part of the countryand the title is indispuabe Also
at the same time and place. there will be sold for cash.
some articles of household furniture.
All persons having claims against the estate of the
late Mrs Elizabeth Humber deceased will present them
TO the subscriber (either at Goochand Courthouse or
on the day of sae) properly authenticated, arrange
ments may be made for their settlement and those in
debcd TO said estate, will please make immediate pay
ment, as longer indulgence cannot be allowed.
MICAJAH MANGUM,
Executor IF Elizabeth Humber deed.
March IL. 10i-1Ot
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Stick 10 tisc Wall.

AWIE beg leave inform the public that our arrange
Wv ncnts Tor the transportation of the Aails and
the accommodation of the traveller that part Of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington TO Richmond are
finished and complete.
Those arrangements consist of one line daily between
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part of this route, have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, disng uishcd for
speed and equipment TO have been removed from the
the theatre OF her celebrity, on the North River, by
contract
On the residue of the route, we have provided such
coaches, horses and drivers will we atter ourselves
command the approval of the public.
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever
we are enabled by the agency of other daily line
accommodate ourselves once every day, during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch OF the public SERVICE with determination to
command the public support, by deserving Il; and we,
therefore, wish ii distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or ny DAY, Tie pubic obcdlent servants,
WM SMITH 81 co.
~ For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
Richmond Feb ~. 93-tf
rHNHE BELL TAVERN FOR RENT-The Sub.
nj scriber is duly authorized by Hiram Chiles the
present tenant of the Bell Tavern dispose of his
lease the said house, expire the Both day Of Sep
tcmbe next together with all the furniture in the esta
bshment which is generally of good quality and pos
session to be given may be desired To rood
tenant, well qualified to conduct the business will re-
new the lease for term of years be agreed onThe
local situation OF this tavern surpassed by in the
City. The accommodations extensive and convent
ent The Northern line of the mail and accommoda
ton stages stop at the house. The establishment is so
generally known, that minute description of its
advantages is deemed unnecessary.
For terms, apply to AMOS LADD.
March IL. loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31

NNJAS COMMITTED to the Jail of Frederick coun.
wv ~ as runaway, negro man calling himself
seven inches high and of dark complexion There are
no visible marks defects about him. with the exception
OF his right leg being about inch shorter than the left
says that he belonged originally the estate of Car
ter and was purchased from the said by one John
Montgomery of York Virginia, who sold him to a trader
about i've years since name not recolected) The owner
is requested to come forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of ac
cordng TO law. CHARLES HIJLET
Jdilor Of Frederick county "a
March IL. lO1E3m