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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
MR. LAY.
Ertrcci u a lctier from oAio.

Ertrscf of a letter from Ono.
AZ can sneak for the Wings Of this Stie, and
assure ,an that whatever may be their individual
,,.f,,enees they will go in a body Tor the nominee
al The National Convention, be he Mr.. Clay or Gen
crai Harrison. h is idle TO say thar the cat
~ the State bu; the Other cannot. For myself,
nfrfer the former. ! admire him as man-hold
frank consistent warm hearted, and without guile;
aud feel that the country owes him deb, oil etA-
nude ior his long. arluous and eminent public ser
vices cannot foreef that twice at least lir has re-
stored lhe country 10 quiet, II hedid not save her
from disnnion aud bioodshod ami thai he IS e''-
neny emit led 10 the apprllatoR o " he laciieA-
TOT | cannot forget that 10 the darkest times OF
The last war, when the government was "ilaou
means and almost psfalyzed by the opposition
Henry CAV eherrcd on the country by ms ANNA
ting .loqncnee aud inspired the administration
with hope and confidence. | cannot forget neiihcf'
thar fot many years he was The last Trend aud tlo-
quent champion Of The American mechanic aud la
barrf aud that his efficient labor We owe much OF
the prosperity which our country Is now enjoying.
Nor can forge. land what friend OF his country
can p that tot tie list Ten or fifteen years The ylas Of
unIh have been poured out upon his devoted head
by the syfaphaufs OF power, while all that time he
has been the leader ofthose who rallied IN opposl-
ton to usutpalinu and nn>rur, and was ever found
# ching IN the front rank. II there were blows re-
ccAed, the, Tell upon linn aud his plume was The
4 Z which always gave assurapce 10 the champions
OF freedom thai lie was still uncorqucrcA. Did he
cverhneh did lie ever quail did lie ever hesitate
did he ever counsel retreat OF submission J Never.
lie has stood by the Wigs AMI has baited against
the q ctoat hments oil arbitrary rowrr Al all times
and ii lac Is now leseiiedby the friends oil CW Lab
effy .apl genuine Republic anrm, whose champion
he rs been. ties ni}l deserve be sltgmsused as
asra,,laa' The cf5hei shall never be 'ppacd
tome.
Another reason why prefer Nh. CIly Is, because
glnk Limlhe only nan who las The a3'HlN and
experience necessary To conduct the affairs oil the
uaun rs they ought to bc conducted, promoting and
rceea,me "a ihe great interests o lhe county, aud
VIM unaes wlthihi HE tael WHICH IS requisite TO
,oalh The a>pcules and thereby quel The countryso
long and 81 deeply aeuai,d by pellnra tends lbs
administration. believe. would hea Iuud eranlhe
nai3oHs history. AMI prtiod Of uncxampled pos
perry and happiness. Such a man 0e waat Is the
chIel mag stfJie# OF the nation"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

., tie systtt,, ~ sbfeasuties or tic select state
bank system, with general or special dc pasies' 81
any other scheme Tor keeping the ppbhc measure
which the wisdom of tie Legislature or the ihgehhl-
fy OF the Executive can devise shall be adopted Tor
in effect. the custody Of the public money WIZ s'il
be in the President eone. II IS the doctrine itse''
which 1t behooyes the people 10 explode and con,
dem, as the most false, the most lnphdent' ahu
the most dangerous, Of all Executive professions.
regard the Presidential election as in truth the
only important question, the great question OF IA
tiona interest which involves AID ubsarbs all others,
IN the present junctuie II affairs Nothing IN my
sense OF things, can stop, OF even check the tians
ton Of The federal government into mere elrel'e
monarchy, ard monarchy elective though the IN
strumcn'allty T tic mes! malignant hciien and tie
ioulezi Corruption, but the dismisson Of orr present
rulers from lie public co3ntlis and confluence Tor
ever rules call them, for they are our masters IN
fact whatsoever Ihey ought tobe in theory; and hard
masters 100, who maintain and pay tie army OF par
tizans which they depend Tor power, by openly
and ayow eddy dealing out the honors and emoIumens
Of Office, without the least regard to any merit hut
party zeal aud parry services. In one instance at
least land believe IN many more) officer, after
having received aud appropriated public mony to
his own use has beeu hnow ely permitted TO retain
his Office, aud to enjoy the spoIls in order 10 secure
the continuance Of his own and his friends support
OF the ad nlnistratiOn; aud the Cabinet Minister,
who President lack sons instrument in this gross
and indecent ahuse ofExecutve patronage Is still
President Van Bufcu's Secretary Of the Treasury.
Corruption IS raising her head lout shame, With
cut fear, and $50 far the dominant faction and the
reigning dynasty is concerued) without reprohch lie
Stimulus 10 the Agtarian spirit enthusiastically the
government at Washington, through all ITS organs
the cry Of The poor against the tich, which has
been "lllully aud successfully rhsed-the cIanor
against al Independence in the administration OF
justice, hch is but the prelude to an assault ON
he principle OF property-lhose disgusting pro
lesfous OF ulra-demucracy, louder and louder, al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
To TIE EDlrors or rnr Vino.
Jancs RilcT and Kaaclcla Company.

JHtcS ittCT ana n 9hCGh4 Company.
The James River and kauswha Company, at the
meeting bed on The 9Th OF May, accepted the proy-
Sous Of the law asscd by The last Legislature and
instructed the President aud Directors 10 take the
nsee''ary steps 70 borrow tn sum authorized by the
| ".
The monthly session Of he Boald Of Directors
commenced on tie 9Th tf MAY. an! AT tins session
measures wefc adopted TO obtain the loan, a SCUM
practicable.
The writer q this has been informed, that the
Canal viii oett7inly be opened, as fan as Lynch
burg, IN Tie conrsc Of the present year aud will be
pressed afuye fhar lace as tapdy rs tie means Of
The company will permit. The charter prohibned
the Company from iqkrg tolls, until the work was
completed TO Iyrclbntg. Hence, ii became ucces
sary TO put under contract The Inc 10 that place,
THIS rendered 1t necessary IL employ afger en-
gincer CORPS. han would have been propef on a
shorter line. Ihe work to L elburs being now ft
adfaneed aud very large number of the sections
heiug IN n situation which rendered certain then
completion, IN the course Of the Spring aud Sum.
,ner, the Hoard AT tie January meeting, took steps
l. reduce the Engineer Corps Ia scale comneusu-
late "a the tuiuTe prospects oil tie 0ta. commit.
Ice Was thea appointed 10 rcpou plan, Tor the re-
ufgan'z liion oi the Corps on such reduced scale
rs iHe wants q the Company might fcquae, aud
lie e!ecuon Of the Chief .ud Consulting Engineers
vas postponed until April. These two Officers arc
annually elected, and the Of the Engineers hold
her Offices AT the pleasure of the President and ID
teetors. At April, the election was postponed un-
I'll May, 10 .wait tie action Of tic general meeting ii
ae Company. on the law Of last winter. At tie MAY
meeting. tie Hoard rot dcemng II necessary to
The interests Of the Company longer to retain botl
'ihees, abolished the office OF Consulting Engineer
and afterwards, the election coming on in rursu.
ance Of the posiponement Judge Wright, WHO was
the frs Engineer employed By the Company, aud
who has since its organization been IN us service
either as Chei o. Consulting Engineer was elected
eh'ei Ens'neer- il is sall thar judge Wright will
locale himself at ErnttSYIIe some ntbsr min,
near the centre ofthe linz. aud give the WORK hls
constant personal superintendent. Such further
changes Will be made in the CORPS, as the oxigen-
oies Of The WORK and the interests OF tic Con pany
may requse. Some valuable young Engineers, II.
prospect Of the expected changes. had resigned pre.
sious 10 the Nay meeting. hui a sufficient uup,be,
10 cary on efficiently tie present work and 10
execute all ihe new work n may be prudent 10 un
deriake, viii be retained out OF The present corps
\ STOCKlOLDEK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
From lle Nor[9Lk IIeraR Alnn ooh

The Episcopal Convention closed ,ts ,,ocoed;,,.
on Saturday. During its sitiings the nuinb.r Of
visitors from abroad continued 10 increase and ,be
attendance on divine service (which was held Con,
timessa day,) Vas greater than on any like oocasna
n TINS Borough. Yesterday forenoon the pulpir Of
oh,'s oanfch was filled BY that venerable rrclae,
Bishop Moore and the immense conprega,ion in =,
,efdance. nu lbering between Two and three tbou.
sand evnced the deep and pcrvadns interest and
the 'ose and yeneraton every where inspired by th,
revefed character and touching cloquence of thai
,ahn'al and devoted minister Of the Redeemer's
n'neoom. Amer the service of tile foreman the
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper was ,d,nini.,.,ad
10 several hundred commandments.
DIVINE service was also performed in the forenoo,
afternoon and evening 10 tie CHURCHES of AN H..
naiions by the Minisiefsef the EPISCOPAL CI,,ch
- attendance on the Consen,iou, VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
o., Two old Dwelling g.,
ha" BGE$E<, g4"J

Each with two stone CElmueys twolaige Barns, 20
or 50 feet lug each wllh excellent TIoading
Floors, and each shielded all around either OF Them
sufficient TO shelter any individuals stock in the vi
cmuy. To one of the Barns excellent
Tbteshing Machine. horse power, &c. complete, is
attached Near two mics Of blind di'chug, (well
executed under my own eye.l has been done on this
estate MOI leaving over or 3acres ON II too wet for
corn OF wheat, aud thalin timothy aud herds grass.
Aud not twenty acre field on the estate, which has
not one more excellent Springs on II. To the
tobacco planter, farmer or gtazier, no estate IN NIr-
gina Is more desirable. Aud that portion Of the
Land cqulnE improvement IS, rs is the entire es-
ate,) susceptible al as iapd and high improvement
as any Land in NHgula, the whole based on a sub
stratum Of as pure, tenacious and valuable clay AS
any Land retaining and developing the benefits OF
manure a. long Us any section of the Safe.
would also sell my HOUSE and cot,
in Ilbetfs, abom 700 yards from the Court House,
on corner Lot. The Buildings are a Dwelling
House, manly bticL about Go 10y - feet, two so-
rIcs high, with basement story, ample cellars, a
wing, Nc. contains < rooms exclusive oil basement
story or eanets, and rooms with Ike paces-a
good biek Office with 9 good rooms with fire places f,
Kitchen, Smohehouse, Ice and Carriage House
Corn Cub, Stable Store House, &c, all in good
order
The whole will be sold ut fan prices, and accom-
modaiing terms. Likely Young Slaves taken in part
j Il required. aud early sales effected.
Liberty Is the scat Of Justice of very large pop
u'ous' ahu wealthy county, situated on the great
turnpike road from Lsnchburg TO Salem, aud White
sulphur Springs, % Mules from the former and 10
from the hitter has Gne Female Academy, " in
the tull tide OF successful experiment" under the care
aud sapclinienlcncc ct lie Key. Nicholas II. Culbs
+ An excellent Male School Of which the Rev J. C.
/ Hammer IS Principal The Society in town and vi
cInlfy is unsurpassed IN this section of Virginia.
Three brick Churches in town, and others near a
large Agricultural Society has been recently estab-
l'shed there, augurng vel ion the agricultural inter
est Of the county.
The above Land may be conveniently divided into
or tracts, II required, to SUIT purchasers. Those
desfous TO purchase, IN as healthy situation as can
be, are invited to call and see Tor themselves. The
Whole would suit u professional man we'll Should
any inquire why OF my age should desire sell
and leave so desirable estate and residence, an
s"ef-three OF my children have several years since
located and reside in the far Southwest. are healthy
and much pleased; the entire balance oil my family
very DESTROYS 10 JOIN them ilere-and last thou h
not least, have an abiding conviction that resi-
dence there would alleviate aud much mitigate my
long continued rheumatic a6ic ions
WM. COOK.
Libery, April % # I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

E'IIE EXAMINATION Of tue Students will
n take place on Friday the last day of May
The subscriber will be gratlGed to see as many of the
parents aud guardians Of the Scholars, aud friends of
The Institution, DIS can conveniently attend, and a;
carly hour.
Such as intend continuing their children or wards
the session. are respectfully requested to notify
me subscriber by or before the examination, TO ona
nie hln to act nndc,sandingly in regard TO ap.
p'cants as only limited number can be accomnlo-
dated.
he prices Tor Boarding and Tuition will be un.
changed and as no deduction is made for lost time
phnctual attendance at the commencement of the
SESSION Is earnestly recommended.
SAMUEL T. MILLER.
Ihisyrania, May Is iG31N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
Rleaaoaa, Iag l6, 1889.

Genllemep.-You, l,i.ar Of tie 10Th inst inviting
me 10 the public dinner to be .jyen 10 the Hon VII
linn G. R4yes at Amherst court house on the ooh
has been DELAYED on tie road: did uo1rfceiye nil,
Yesterday.
lhonk You for tie rote terms in which YOU
have communicated the iIyifafiou business winch
requires my constant attention at home. vouId have
prevented me from ayailng myself Of il. I'm had
been received inumc. But caudor oompeIs me IN
add that that would not have been The onl, o Mod
thu rrcip, reason which would have induced me to
decline it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The battle is fought and won; but upon which
banner Victory has pereled lsyet to be aseerialned
In THIS section Of the State, as lar as heard from the
Wings have cone lhejr duty. they lave been az
successful IN other sections OF the Commonwealth,
the sacred principles ofthe Constitution Lave been
aiuiuphauily vrdieaed in the land q Washington,
Jefefson, Madison aud Henry. Without farther
comment, however we proceed to give all the par
tiouafs which have reached US.
CAMPafLf-ln this county the Wings hage
been reelected. Tie following IS a stalcmen, ofhe
vol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

Cooper. the novelist. has obtained verdict Of
f1uf bundled dollats damages in libel SUIT against
the .dl'ot al The tuopefstown journal, Tor cenaln
sharp remarks made On the controversy between
Cooper AID the pubic Of Goopeisto"n. respect
ing a certain piece of land called the Point Mr..
Cooper insisted his lega right to the land N qpes
ton, und thereby created considerable excitement
IN The nrlehbnfhood, the country people anred
they had acquired prescupfse right 10 lhls POINT
rs a place OF amusement aud resort.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

NEW HOTEL IN RICHMOND.-We OBJ
serve by a paragraph in tho Richmond Wing that
PROJECT Is on loot, and likely 10 be carried our an
has 'ime' Tor tue formation of Company to erect
=" extensive Hotel IN that city be conducted IN the
best style and "sfler the orje, md ,..,,.,,
tue Exchange Hotel in Baltimore" /, "a n,anossi
10 locate the building, which is to be called The
hiehmond Exchange Hotel" at the ,ntersec,;on
oi .1n IAN Streets now OCCUPIED by B,,d.s ~
nHcos " aithonse. The site is estimated al sos .
o9o anu me buildings 1t is thought may be eject
las. wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN&1SStSSIp-
rI-Tbe.New Orleans Bai'elln Of tbe 18Th pub
lshea he follow iuE letter "hfh sad 70 law been
received By commission h9useinthaiciy Tie stale
81 things Ia Mississippi, # ile actouti "a them rfg
Ell he an appt Nm9tou Ia ihe reality h5H't lie 'efy
bal ERANuoN, Isl May.I-a2.
Gelilemea--Yenrs . Tie e5lhu't.i Is eeeYed !
in reply canssy nothing ga culafeJ 10 aot yon any
flislztiiun Theni1 judiciary oi Mississippi is III
tie most co. fused aud disafgaaI8ed coalition.
The collector, Ct muuey are Pat Al d,fluee AID
laughed to scon; Cucut Judges arc refusing 10
hold ronls. and when hey dc hald hem, hey quash
tie beads and executions lhat hive bccu Tor tie
last YEN or tHp maturing. SbeilHs openly ,euso 10
exccufe The process ol HE hW. ard the Brandon
Bank has joined "a The geurrai Outrage. by pfocn-
tirg the sheni at this county IL receive ITS paper
execution, IT'S promise 10 redeem 1t Al court ::
but count is just rassed-lhc shetill's office -
f,ll OF Brardon parer-aud tie Bars now as The
fifruncfy to say SIZE has means to redeem dol
lar ofii.--But to the subject, Mot OF tho forth.
comng bouds IN this county Mclo by the Judge
qnashtd aid where lhes we've mol q9ashcd Bran
aon money WAS taken ~ the shenh where any
collections II d! pego made, SOME Of the bonds
signed 10 You were qaished, and seeuties 10 them
released, giving 70 tie principal tgeIee months Ion
Ct to pay The debt His ~ mauy casrs VIII much
endange the collection oil tho mnney. Where |
should have received thousands his courL have
rot eollt etcd oae dailar do lnteuI TO rrdfy
This eorfeit and abau1o Ell balk ly taking It's foul
issue fiem the shcfsfl's hatds
know thai these tlmes are i gfieynus hardship GA
cfedi'uis, aud csrecley such IS lave been as
induCcft rs you have been Lut ! know Of 10
rene y until Ne can obtain officers of sufficient firm
ntss ard integrity to enforce the laws.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
Ernn Ht Appalaclicsia Ga.1tle.

Near lNnfAS MuEpERs.-We received by the
mail bat Commerce, this evening the following IN
formation:
A party Of Is 60 Indians, recognised to be
Greeks. simultaneously attach ed settlements Of oh.
.us at Strfanulgee, aud john aud Nathan Smiths.
Rice's Bluff They burnt Roberts house kllled
a lirle boy. and wounded Roherts himself Who
with his wife man named hddeh, and. -four
children escaped.
AtSmnhs settlement, il is supposed tia, Nathan
Smiths three children aHd 4 man named " hile,
were murdered n. Smith, with his wife. another
woman and two men, escaped John Lamb WIS
severely wounded be recognised tie Ind ans to be
Creeks. Sixteen OF tie fustitrs, men, women,
aud children. came down lhe mad boal, and are
ounfiett1y destitute. Several OF tie lndias wcte
stcu on the banks of the river vs. the boat came
through the narrovs seven miles above Fou Gada-
d0n.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.
FROM ne .Sauaanah Georetan.
.rrrrnvILLr. GAREr's FERRr, May 10, ls3

.rrrrEyfLLE. GAREr's FERRr, May 10, 1899.
- have not written lately as there has been moth
inp in The way of news since the arrival OF the Gen.
.,Sl-nchi.f lie is still at Fort King endearofins
10 restore peaes hy making verbal agreement Win
the Indians . cpnfiae themselves 10 u certain pof-
ton OF The Territory. promising them that he, shai
not be molestei If they keep within the boundary
designated Tor them. The Indians are 50 much
scattered that it must take some time 10 make ihem
acquainted with intentions. As Sou as ms i
done. The war may be considered over. Five reg
nenis OF fool v IN remain in the Territory, and lie
resi- leave for their proper stations"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

OF The two precincts 10 be heard from, one will
give about loo Wing aud the other about 80 Adm
majority.
BEDFORD. In this county also, the Wigs
usual, have ahead, but by largely increased
majority. State OF the rolls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

At walters Mills and flunkcus the other two precincts,
learn that the above maorities largely increased,
though we have not heard the precise
NEI.SoN-We hear that Nm Massie tWhe) is elected
10 the IL. of D. Floyd L. Whitehead tAdn the late
membcrand that Or. Cooke for the Senate James Gar
land for Congress received large majoes Mcssrs
Coles and Garland.
CUMBERLAND-Allen ilson tWhic) is reelected 10
the House OF Delegates without opposition For Congress
Join tIl WING beats Daniel Wilson (AlmJ 81 votes.
CHAR. oTIE-Eumor informs that Wyatt Cardwrll
Whglis ro-elouicdby nm increased maory uud that Hill
is considerably ahead of v ilson for Congress.
BUCklNGHAM.-Thos. Ii. Floei and Geo. w Kyle
Nhgs) reelected to the H. OF ID. hy aorly OF 81
the "wheet horse Maj C. h0ncoy and pr. h.oset. HIS
majority for Congress about the
PRINCE EDWARD-Natbaniel L. Venabc tCon.) re.
elected without opposition. Wilson Adm. only leahcad Of
Hill (Whg) for Congress. Hill is unluesouobly elected
Wing gain.
ROCkBRlDGE-Wo have not full returns from this couu-
but there is doubt Of the reelection of CGac. F.
Doman andDr. Alfred Lelbun (Whgs) by large mujol-
tes.For the State Senate John H. Pc, Ton considerably
ahead OF Robert 5. BrooKc-boh Whgs.-For Congress- :
Med. Moore tNhig is 1877 ahead ofRobcrt Craig ADM
BY SATURDAYS MAIL.
We copy the following from the Richmond Wing
of Friday. Il seems there we've heavy raius in thai
section ON Thursday and that the polls were kept
open three days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

Ntw Mafkct and Shorl Pump PRECINCTS mol hoarl fum
PARTIAL RETURNS.
llANoyER--At Gold Hubor Gurus received lei
and White 81 votes. Bolts 90, Seldrn II, Ncgfo
Foot-Seldcn and White 80 msjnrty. llanove, c.
IL. Selden and White Is ahead.
tnEsTERfrELp-No opposition to Cox lIoco)
ior the House. For the Senate, Nash led Floulnoy
abon, so at night
ikNRico-Newmarket precinct, tie Loco Foco
candidates about IS ahead towards sunset. Short
Pump not heard from. No doubt OF Necklaces
tNhgl election to the House.
CAKoLiNE-lIaY past 4The vote stood at the
oouH douse-tor Delegate, Corbin l75, Samuel
1873 Standardization $50, Garrett 100. Con
gftss-liunter ls4, Scot 1S2. Polls kept open.
PETERspuRs-At the close The Polls last eve
ning, May Tor the House was ~ ahead--pegram for
Congress about the samo-Floutuoy tof Senate ditto
Not known if Polls were kept ol,en.
Dis"ippif-Reportcdt that our bold aud yisor-
GUS friend Vaughan is LETT at home.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, &c.

"E have received an assortment of snIendl
W Cloths, Gassmeres and Vesincs, with va
rety OF other Goods suitable for gentle mems Sum.
mel Wear, which will be soid low.
TURNER q BURWELI,.
April IL ,l,s
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asysaIiC Land aOr sale.

2O0 oil which are well in clover other glasses,
aud the whole IN high state OF Improvements; Hom
TO tons of plaster having been sown fof several
,elfs pasi. and with rs beneficial Effects on any
.auds IN Virginia. with about 200 acres .frst rate
Ittarco Land TO clear now, elegantly tlmbcred, Gc
or 20 acres OF which are well enclosed and lio W ell
The enclosures are good, mile on more Of which
near town eiecied good rock worm foundation,
from = to 81 inches high, with good rail fence
thereon. There are over $50 grated Apple Trees
OF GfslIale Winter Apples and others, and some of
tie best mind. The Buildings overseets and
urgto Houses, all with good brick Chimneys, all ne
ressatN Hnll IMrs.