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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

nNnIs TOOTH PASCk-An uncgnsIled Desu
" ce for cleansing preserving and beauty the teeth
The ORkIs TOOTH TASTE has, In every instance mere
eared the Of those who have useo
H. hundreds Of checruy attest while beau
,i6es the teeth giving 10 them clear and pssry Wilderness
and removing and preventing every appearance Of tartar
also improves the seller the ps and gumspreveu,s and
eli Of the mouhsrress the progress ef decay In
tie npsrts that peculiar ard grateful sweetness 10
e whct tie Girls Root justly and excessively
csebrsted-snd is also presmineny distinguished Tor Ito
agreeable taste and fragrance.
h, prrs eoth Paste car the Instant be
agreeable and excellent Tosth wash while II " free
fru the many objections thar sppyt sues an srucie asd
also re applicable 10 Tooth Powders
peadsge 10 the toilet warranted 10 con,s. no issret
the least degree injurious w the teeth, and high.
ly recommended BY the eminent dentists It's extensive
sale and general satisfaction that however
the best evidences of popularity and merit Price 50 eens
with full dmectons . :
FER sale by n. C, Hart, rs Broadway, ,. n Hsr. NJ
27B Broadway, and IS Hudson Hswe Guien las Chst
ham r. ~ Gpioe, IN Bowery, Of Pike snd hsnv
at AL Grand 81 between Eaa Broadway and Dps
bsr,y a, ' Iy2seod.wsm'
nlA MIMI GkMkiNL AND nAALAnM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

~ THE subscribers Sole Froprietsrs and Msnuscturers
are 10 with despatch all order. for thor
Uprivasd Paent swelled Beam wndass Besdsesds which
are almost universally used being the best article
yet convenence and dursbhwy
The King the wndsss and swelbed beam
p~rfec y light and fec from all liability IN sag sui,
leaving an sstciy in the same whh resd~rs parensriy
essy simple In construction the matter of putting and
taking DO o. will he found o sut little resbe IN comparison
those other construction. whilst the precision with
which the component parts fitted, acts sseguars
against TIE intr.ductor of any kind ~ vermin.
FROM render each bedsesd perfect Their
qualities Durability will recomnepd them To purchasers
Invited call and exsmise large sssortmen nov
o hand.
Also large Of elegant Frniture, Mattresses
Feather beds, he. CONSTANTLY ON hand,
yw C. sOUrHACK, No. 1876 Broadway,
jeIsy Opposite the FrsnkIR House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
LO--: CoNsUnPTioN AND hiyEK cow:

wORT-Persons afflicted h consumption, cough, colds
ASTHMA splitting OF blood and all other affections Of the chest
and unps viii find this medicine OF the best they
procure IL wholly vegetable being concentrated pre-.
pai aticp virtue the best herb Liver
wort Even In the way Of preparation known
uDiyrrsy a. dcine OF the lnngs
discovered Isohvuus that highly siratea prepare
alton securing whole herb must be Invaluable IL war
rsnted 10 give relief snd the proprietor guarantees TO be
inc spabIe OF ipjurpg any person who takes H.
This medicine 10 sold only al 2tl Spring street between
y.yck ana tIudson sl7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
Dn, PoEII,s oKIaIsAL sMAP q AT TIss

INK. POI 1V'S % HIGINAL ENADIOAION'
- beware Of limitations and CouRterfeits-Dr P0ETTS
onoha Eraddsor long known the oaly immeaste and
certain gonorba seminal weakness All affections
Of Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE asds The great
ehy by Eradcsto has caused some to initiate
Il in New York and others counterfeit IN Boston; there
FORE be particular In purchasing OF the following agents.
Fulton ST, syme cor Bowery and walker; corner Bowe,y
and Bond s. sixth Avenue In Philadelphia by SAM r.
Grifbs, Jr Price 81 Seafsrins people should never be
without its virtues preserved in any climate and any
length ef time. S-om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03

@9S HENAW D-Lodon Thursday about noen, siss,
1<c in ksing from Menders cor Broadway and Jobs 81
iowa Dry 70 greenwich The bills we're astowsi one soq
the butchers and bover Bank 20 on the N-chsncs
Bank los ard as threes ana To- not recocrted=
The der VII be cnted the above reward by remrnnf
10 ~ Couruspdts peronsy through lhs post thce
80 IT, HENRY ARCULARlUS ".
4 OsI-Oa Friday evening ab ,utT ecsck in one ~ the
IL Dry Deck line Ofsrres pisee
pocket boob containing small sount money and also
pumber e papers which are OF any person except
the The finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving
Il S0f East Broadway, or at lsj Broaaws~, oil IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03
NEW YORK BAZAAR
PATENT wINDLAss
r r. DIS IT r. "A ID.

NJ the most beautiful /
Ladies wonderfully.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-03


Fare OF ass passengers at 81 each per day. for
SO days
Rations for 81 persons< including apprentices
at 20 cents each ralion, for 80 da,s,
Coal Consumed, averaged from "a 10 rs tens
per day, taking an average OF 80 ions per
day, for SO days, 1880 tons, at las. sterling,
or . dollars 70 cents,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

@ Mr.. Calhoun appears in the National Intel
lgencer, in an article OF two columns, IN reply TO
speech of Mr. Dawson Of Geo. Concerning his ne
'.otations, whilst Secretary Of War, with the eek
Indians. We do not desis N taking any part in the
controversy, exceptto say that Mr. Calhoun, in this
article, in every thing else that he speaks writes,
betrays an eviden, anxiety TO iugraa,e himself with
the people. He always seems indeed to be bidding for
votes, even when lie vehemendy asserts his ut
ter contempt for office. HIS Land Bill, by which he
proposes TO give up the States, aitera certain
period, the public domain within their limits is
magnifceu, bid for their heavy vote-and in his re-
ply to Mr.. Dawson, lie takes occasion TO edge in a
dsclaration (Which by the way, robs Gen. Jackson Of
some of his" glory, u be true,) that he is the
thor of the plan for removing the Chelokees and all
Mississippi, chch has added somany millions ofJcrtile
acres TO he States of Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi
Tennessee and North Carolina, and will in short
time remove the remains of the aboriginal race be-
yond their limits" The authorship of this vast
scheme Of fraud and cruelty, perpetracd upon the
Aborgines, would be no recommendation to us
but the States named refuse vote for him for
next President 1t would be ungralefu certainly
considering the "many millions Of fertile acres"
which have been added 10 them by the robbery of
the Indians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
CLOCK & H.sTCxxM.IKS.v'0
CIIAS. EyE EWARD

pESPEcTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
IA Lynehbutg aud the surrounding counties. that
he has latel, arrived lrom Philadelphia. aud that u
Is his intention to locate himself Ia this place Tor
the purpose OF pursuing his professional business of
Watch aud Ciockmaking aud repairing on the best
and most approved principles. Having served
regular apprenticeship said business IN France aud
Switzerland aud also having received his instructions
BON the most skilinl artists of the above named
counties, he is confident tha, he can give general
satisfaction 10 ali those that will n,rusi WORK ~ his
hands, TO be done in the most ao,hmanlke manner
aud on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opencdh,s shop 10 the house occupied by
Miss lleilermau, whore he will attend 10 NIL work
put IN bis care,
All kinds OF seapemen,s, viz; Virgo Lever Dn-
pick Chronometer, Musical. Horizontal Icpine aud
Vertical Watches.
All watches made by him will be warranted to keep
good time for a series OF Yeas, without any charge
to the purchaser. except cleaning; aud all Watches
tephtcd by him, which ATE warranted, viii be kept
free oi additional expense, iof tho space OF year
from the delivery, II properly taken care oi.
n, u. fine and large assortment OF Gold and
Silver aud plain Watches: Also, a selection OF Jew.
elry,
July 81 3m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

u A letter of 40 pamphlet pages, addressed by
II. .. Legare, Esq. the able representative in Con
gress from the Charleston district, 10 Gov. Butler,
OIL South Carolina. has just appeared from The press,
aud is highly lauded by those who have read ii. Its
primary object is TO demonstrate the nexpedency
Of the Sub-Treasury scheme. Mr.. Lcgare is, and
mas long been recognized member of the Jackson
van Buren, Democratic party yet in this letter, it is
SAID, he boldly deuounces the Right Of Instruction,
through the fundamentally Of which he contends
'eur Republic is beginning to take the shape of an
elective monarchy, tempered IN some degree by the
two Houses Of Parliament, whose occasional oppo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

- We learn from the New Orleans Pcayune
that Dir. Quinn. native of Ireland, fell from win
dow in The fourth story ola hotel New Orleans on
The 5h inst and was 50 severely injured that he
lived but short time. The Picayune says he had
evidently fLen asleep while sitting IN The window,
aud by some movement was pret,fHi'lsd itom the
fearful height. He has left a young anu fluiable
wife, (says the Picayune.) naive Of Virginia, TO
mourn this untnnely dispensa'ion.-[We presume
tina; Doctor Quinn is the same person. who resided
short lime in Lynchburg, and lett here about twelve
months ago
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

Correction Of Errata made in the publication Of the
Grafton contained in he last Iirgiaian.
For requests OF Liberty aud Equai,ty.' read be-
quest
FOR fruits Of their libors,' read fruit
For their glory, read their countly's glory
For .extacy,' read ecslacy.'
For continues with undlmnished vigor 10 accom-
,lish, REID with undminlshed yigor.'
For delated,' read dilaled.'
For the world shall begin appreciate, read the
world begins TO app eclate
For flows in the bosoms Of their pOstetity,' read
CLOVIS
For 'rlyet to chains Of slavery, read rivet the
chains
For witness the grand experiment. read witness
the successful operation of the grand expert
meut.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
O.II CAUY.

Died, at his residence. in Piussl,ania County, on
Tue o'' INST. alter ssintni aud lingering illness of
Three months. Mr.. EMeAurL JOINS nthe Galh year
OF his age, leaving hefeave, wife aud six children
together with numerous tain of rrla,nns and
trends, to bemoan his DEATH As husband aud
iather, he was londy devoted 10 lns family and In
The various transactions of life, as man, he posses
sed those noble qualities of mind aud heart that ele
saia aud dignity human nature. the loss of which reu
der the ties Of friendship painful and hear, ren-
ding.
on lhc l7l inst. Ia Richmond, DAVID |.
BuRR Esq, aged 90 years.
Died, Mt his lodgings, In Boston, july 9th, Mr..
james Walker aged about 40 seats. a native "
Liverpool, England. lie was exquisite petlormH
on The pane iortc. He WAS blind from his early
youth, yet b, the assistance OF friendly readers, he
had acquired good knowledge OF arithmetic, Of
Latin, of chemistry, and Of history lie an
excellent Gonyrtsrr Who ever read to HIM was
sire of having every thug explained thai required
IT. He bad awell stored mind, lie was sensible
and yvaCious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

South IIestern Raj Road-We are glad TO see
it announced, in the Abingdon Statesman of the l4ih
inst that is intended by the friends ola Rad Road
from Richmond, ria I.ynchburg, to the Tennessee
line, To hold meeting in that place on the first day
Of The hext County court, for the purpose Of ad pit
ing the necessary measures 10 ellen an expression ot
public opinion there upon the subject. Abingdon is
The precise point which the ball should be put in
motion-and, if the people there will only give it q
vigorous impulse, Will ny here TO keep 1t roll
ling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

VTIRGINIA-t rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Cr
cut Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Bedford
coupty, on the I'd day ofJuly 1888. ,..r
John NJ Wright, fiaihih'
against
John Worley aud Sally his wife, Lewis CLAYTON and Dcey
his wife, Bacman and Oney his vile, John " Letw zen
and Paul Clay, DEFENDANTS
IL CHASCERY.
The defendants, Asa and Oney his wife, and Lew
is Clayton and Dcey his wife, not having enerod their a-
pearance and given security according TO The Act Assembly
aud The rules this court and appearing by satisfactory
denee that they inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
ordered that they do appear here on the hsi day o'
the next term and answer the plaintiffs bill, that this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN Lynch
burg for two months successfully and posted at the from
door of the Court House this county, some court day
Copy-Teste go,
Ill, 81 g2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

c. The Charlottesville Jellersouian Is mistaken
in surprising that we intended TO say tia, eroy Con
servaiise in Bucking ham voted Tor the Sub-Treasu
~ candidate, at the cleo ton. 1t may be so,
for augll that know but it would have been
manllestly absurd in us, who not acquainted with
in 90 of the voters TO make such Our
remark had reference only to the eaders,-the
a wheel horses of the party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Oii o the
Cirout Superior Court of Law and thaieery Bedford
county. the ID day OF July 1883:
The Mutual Assurance Society against Ere buildings of
The State OF Virginia, plantf,
against
Samuel Hoffman, Charles Aenspaugh James Thomas,
Frederick aunsPaugh aud james Campbell Defendants.
IL tHANCEBY.
The defendant, james taaphel not having entered his
appearance aud gI,ei seonnly according to the OF As
inhty aud tn rules OF tbs and appearing by
ilctOry evidence, umi he is nlnban 81 this Com
ihpnmeath II Is ordered thai lac do appear hers the
rs day ot the and the bill of the punu
tIis order be published
nrhburg for months -ucresssclv and posted
lrt dom Of the courhouse OF tins county,
DAY. 'oIs es', ,r. 80. 49,. ,,,
July % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

q The Baltimore American contiadcts, on
the authority Of U. S. officer, direct from the
Cherokee Agency, the painful rumor respecting the
alleged Explosion OF the steamboat knoxville, and
HE loss ofhe lives of 500 Cherokee Indians. il
appears that one the cylinders of the boat expo-
ded, bat injury sustained by any one on
board.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

O. We some days ago copied from the Mays
vile Wing. a letter purporng to have been written
by Mr.. jefferson, in 1923, eulog zing Mr. Clay in
warm terms aud expressing hope tina, he might be
elected TO the Presidency. 1t turns out that this
letter was forged some ten years ago, and the fact
exposed on its publication at that tinc-a crcum-
stance which had totally escaped our memory when
we re-published the letter, the other day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

.Soutlean Interests. -Among the articles resorcd
to by the Calhoun party in the South, to render
the Sub Treasury scheme popular with the people.
is the bold assertion that that scheme is enineaty
calculated to revive Sout hern commerce, and
build up again our sea-pors. 1t is true, Hose who
make this broad and bold assertion have never cou-
descended to slow Us Tie process hy which ISM
pie amaclne udependent treasuty' can eff CT
such mighty change III the relative condition oil The
North and South they expect us 10 receive the asser
ton and to believe 1t with implicit creduly,
without rhyme reason, and in defiance oil pfoba-
bity and common seuse. But the Columbia Tcles-
cope. pointing to die vote in the House OF Repre-
senatiyes by which ii appears that The New Eng
land States were nealy equally divided on the qnes
ton, that New York gave 25 voles for aud only Ii
agains, the bill and that Penns yvana give II for and
j. against it, asks aeer is credible that two-thris
OF New York aud Pennsylvania would vote in favor
itakDg trade from Their great ports AMI sending it
TO ours ] Ga the suppo>itoa that Mr. Van Buren,
and his Northern friends understand the character
and comprehend the operation o! the Sub Treasury
scheme at least as well Mr.. Calhoun, We may
safely trust his assertion in this parteulart to the
inentaiy OF this vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

O. The Washington Chronicle objects to Mr..
Clay thai lie is friend Of he Colonization Sociely.
viii it tell US what are Mr.. Van Buren's sentiments
in relation 10 that scheme of p Philanthropy aud Pat
rio,ism And, even the supposiilon that the
Society were a mischievous insutuiion,-which We
deny,-slill might not Soulhron Tor a me ber
OF it with as much propriety as for Missouri Re-
strictionlst and advocate rec Negro suffrage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
aluablc LAND for sale near
Lynchburg.

DEISG ANXIOUS to rrmeve, | offer cor sale two
ID tracts ol Land. each containing five hundred
and s.t, 10 SIX hundred acres. situated III Amherst
county.
The one On which reside is on James River one
aud hall miles above Lynohhure. one hall OF which
is woods. and Of the b. Kind oiiobatco land and
ssxSEA. heavily timhered the buildings are all
xE{&fsX good. with large new stone barn, Is ieel
&Y~ by "a, Two stories high ilanis's Greek >
- fine hold stream. runs through II, aud fur
nishes water power OF immense value. The Farm
Mills, once the property OF Wm, Mitchell deed,
were erected the tract, aud, although they we're
carried oii b, anood some yeais ago. large qnan,tty
of the build ng rock sill with Inch anew mill
or laetory might be erected, Ut small expense.
The advantages possessed by this land, In the ierl
" OF The soil It's ennlirus 10 ma kei. aud vast water
powe, nender II an object worth the attention OF
capitalists.
The other tract lies i've niles from Lyuchbnig.
aud Que mile from the main stage road leading 10
Amherst Count House the same creek ,nns though
this Tract, which was the property oi Doot Robert
H. Rose. This Is truly valuable tract Of and aud
has aboattao hundred and eighy 10 woods, and
fine tobacco land aud has about hlly acres OF creek
bottom, that IS rich The whale plantation lies very
level, that the most ol 1t may be plous bed both
ways.
| am deirrmiuedto sell and by early application
bargain may be had The terms Of sale will be lib
cd. and made known on application. Possession
viii be delivered oi tho tact which reside nj the
end Of the y,-r, aud OF the other m any time.
large crop OF wheat wd be sown AID neatly put In,
ih,> fall. Tor The benthl oi Tho purchases. Refer,
cnce can he lal. as 10 The Lana by applying 10 Capt,
Thomas 4. linleeinbe Capt. Chales :! Lee, MAJOR
Thomas kudd, OF Nj, Seth Woodrooi.
GEO. W. PEfTYJOlIN.
July y w3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
n L w 30 Ok $.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large Az
w sortniem Of elegant publications., IN tho
various bapehes of litcratnre VIZ; Gnvlefs Animal
Kingdoms. Lyell's and Comstpck's Geology, Dv
La Beghe's Geological Manual; Mammal OF Classic
al Literature S,smondls Fall OF the Rotnan Elm
piic: Nlcbulrs Rome; WheRun's luefnatianal
Law Hartford Conventions Fisher on the NtAc.
Mrs. Sgourueys Letters, Methodist Hymns aud
Prayer Books. all sizes, aud very hne; Wdfrrv
Novels, 81 Vols; Ddvy DUMPS; Sketches Ia
Paris; Egypt, Arabia Pelrca and the Holy Land;
Celestial Scenery Of The Heavens by Thus. Dick;
Abbott's Way 10 do Good; Young Mans and Young
Lady's Library; Young WiIs's Book; Young
husbands Book: Gen. McComb's Tactics; Mrs.
Barbanlds Lessons; Cark's Commentaries nthd
New Tcstamcn; Binay's Travels ~ Entore9
Cniqne Meieae, by Andral; Lndy Blessneion's
Complete Works | Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assormenis Of Enehsh Gteeh. La
lin aud French School Books aud Stationary or
every Description wholesale retail AT low ptfrcs.
Our stock is nov the most complete offered
in this Market. and we particularly invite the reading
community 10 call aud examine tor themselves
MARTIN & LATHAM
May 3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
HOUSES EOR N.EEE.

TIVE STORE HOUSE occupied b, Mess,s.
i Batly & Womaek x The ONCE occupied by Mr.,
Geo. Qaares AT Amherst Court House, are Tor
SALE. II not sold previous TO the 2d day Of next
Amherst Counly Court, they viii on thai day be oi.
tered public auction. The Store House Is hnilt
leased ground. and for The conditions thereof re-
ference is made 10 DR. James Powell and John IL.
Roberts, Esq. s. \ NJ, H. GARLAND.
CHARLES l., MOSBl.
Juh 81 i2OA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
The Raleigh Register, commenting nron the
-. az GOV Rranch. rematks

The Raleigh Register, commenting upon the
-..;naon OF Gov. Branch, remarks :
" If any proof were wanting Of The trouble into
,,.h The Van Buren, party is plunged, and Of the ut
paneIessuess of their political prospects, ii is al
&c, Saried b, this movement. Afraid TO bring out
nan boldly of their own party they are Wiling to
na" their principles. and iakeur with man.
GU with the exception Of his opinions on the Sub
Tpsaspry Scheme, is we learn US decidedly oppes-
re- Al, Van Buren, as Gov Dudle,--a man. who
ae,baps more obnoxious TO General Jackson ihan
n = any other nan ia the uaon--a man who is
az, ssen resident of The State. for We understand
p"' =, This ,i,.e candidate in Florida for the Con.
~ nsncn about TO be called there to form Consii-
,u,ion. II the sincere and ardent supporters
~ Grn. Jackson tan swallow this bitter p,l, Of
0o,,se our Marty will mol complain for with the eS-
son,;on of his twist about the" Constitutional Urea
~, y We consider him n marvellous proper Wing.
~, xet. rs the Sub Treasury Scheme, which has
hon co long dead that II skcih, Is To be galvanized
and made the pivot which this election is to tnrn,
we must. Notwithstanding the" llghfespect DIES.
,cem we entertain personally" for Gov. Btanth, do
our utmost TO defeat HIM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
s'OV .PTyST Ply.
For Kent.

~ STOLEN IN Lynehbure, from
~ " awagnn small dltk gray mare,
w(f1~N Tx about or years old, Inclined 10
ssSsssax-ssL~. be mile sway backed, wlh a
spali hump op her back occasioned by the saddle,
aud about ileei le inches h,eh. A liberal reward
will be paid for The delivery Of The mare 10 C. jen.
ningS, Of Lynehbnfg, Tor such Information IN
regard 10 her as vii enable the owner 10 get hef
July % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23

EDFC.fTgO.v.

fENIlE AL session OF the subscribers School viii
i commence Wednesday, the lst day oi An.
gust M pupil will be admitted, hut from time al
entry 10 the end of the session. - Terms ns hereto
fore. REBECCA l.. TOW NLEY.
July % 81