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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03

WATERING PLACES.
BUFFALO sPRINGs-amlr.s

z
u ty, Va.-Is now open for the reception Of Wis
irors, who may be in search Of health. a pleas
ant summer retreat. The medical virtues Of the
BUFFALO SPRINGS are known by these who
hnve tried them to be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia.
the diseases Of the acntsry orysps generally. and
for all diseases partaking of debility, and for their
invaluable healing properties generally. The Bow
ling Alles win be in good repair. The TABLE
shall be furnished in a neat and comfortable man
ner. Good music has been engaged for the season.
The increased number of visitors attending this
place for the past eight years, and the almost
tuin and las;ing benefit delicate diseased per-
is sufficient recommend it 10 those in search
Of health. The air is as fine can he the climate
few miles above this is similar to that of Canada.
There is a road leading from Lynchburg by way of
this place Lexington, distance from Lynchburg to
the Springs &c miles. Board lower than at any
watering place of any note in the States for month
$50. or longer at the rate. less than a month
So per week, less than week 81. .25 per day. chill
dren under ten years of age and servants half
price; Horse rs cents per day. Hack and
Buggy will be kept for hire. by the day. or ride.
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
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NON44A8SAOEERS sole Of Lana.
A/-Pursusnl 10 . decree If the county Court Of
kelson, in the case Of George d. Austin and wife,
vs- Ii. Twymsn and others, will be sold to the
highsse bidder thu premises the 3lss day OF Ju-
y nsxs, if fair, Otherwise the next fair day Sun
days excepted krsct Of land containing 2o0 a.
ercs (morc OF icss adjoining the lands Of William
Cunafaehsm. Alexander Mundy, W. A. Payne and
ysass II. Spillsr. Also, ON the same day and time,
will - solA one seycntb part Of larger traet sup
psssd 70 contain ! or hundred acres, being the
isss residence Of Robert Hcrslcy. decd, now oc-
eupesd by Mr.. B. NJ. Dewitt, and adjoining the
lasds u William Cunningham, william A. Payne,
William G. Jordan, &c. Said lands are within a
miie = two Of the James River and Kanawha Canal,
. farthcr description Is unnecessary, persons
wishing to buy are respectfully invited examine
fhs land for themselves before the day Of sale.-
Terms. - much cssh as will be necessary TO dcfray
The expenses Of sale and &C. the balance Of the pur-
rhass money a credit Of one. two and three years,
Ssnds and approved security will be required of the
purchaser. Possession given on list day january
hsxt. w. A. PAYNE, 6,
GEORGE B. AUSTIN, e'" ~
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AUCTION SALES.
yALE OF LAND.-IN PuRsU

GALE OF LAND.-IN PURSUANCE
- Of decree Of the County Court OF Nelson, pro-
nounced the February term. 1851. in the case of
'fCoghill, guardian, &c, VS.. James Thompson and
Others" the undersigned. the Commissioners ap-
pointed by said decree, viii, on Tuesday. the ped
day Of July next the premises, proceed 20 sell at
public auction the land belonging to the trust es-
tate Of James Thompson, (sodier) deed. Itadjons
the lands of William Bourne, decd and others, con.
tains 2sl4 acres is about two miles from Roses
(now Pettitts) Mills and has a large quantity Of
valuable timber upon it.
TERMS.-A credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen
months will be given. Bonds and approved per
sona security will be required for the instalments
Of payment, and a lien upon the land reserved as
security. RO. A. COGHILL,
RIO. WHITEHEAD,
June 23-xtds Commissioners.
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Jun. ao-,eo. fRoy,,gslls 1,sn".J Time,
COMMTsSIONER's SALE OF
~ n AMI Phi Il slLA NJ, M A HELtREE 4

=
~ LAND.-PURSuANT TO A DECREE
81 the Circuit Court OF Bedford CO.. holden the
18th Of April 1851. in the case of Ralph Galloway
and others, Us. Samuel Jones and others shall pro-
coed sc the highest bidder at public auction,
on Thursday, 7th day Of August next, on the pre-
- misses. THE TRACT OR PARCEL OF
= LAND, therein mentioned. This land lie. on
Elk Greek. adjoining the lands Of W Ilobson, VIM
Leftwich and others, and contains three hundred
and fifty acres, more or less. Two thirds Of this
land is in oods and i. very superior Tobacco land
The balance is in good heart, and takes improve
tncni kindly, No portion OF the land is worn out
There is no dwelling. other houses on the prcrn
ses. Tho land will be shown, in the meantime, TO
any person dcrsiring il, by myself or Col VIM. II.
Brown or by Mr.. John Chllaway, jjr.. who lives ON
a part Of the tract. II lies Within less than
twe miles Of the virginia and Tennessee Railroad
The sale win take place ut Nh. John Callawas's,
jr.. about ] miles from Big Otter Bridge.
TERMs.-A credit Of one, two and three years, in
equal payments; the purchaser to give bond, with
good personal security, and the title To the land
retained as further security, until paid for-suboct
TO n rc-snla in casc Of fnilnre Of payment.
The title to the above land is believed to be un-
Questionable, hut, netting Commissioner, | shall
convey such title only is vested in by the de-
cree aforesaid I. T. SAUNDERS.
June 36-wt7A
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TERRY & SHIELDS,]
AUCTION SALES,
O 400 ACRES OF LAND.-o,
os4VOD FRIDAY, khe IlkA dav of .ynls

S,4W Hl5ns TSln1Y' as vi Ia IAMD;JoN y. ;; JsI.
1851, about midday, at Weatherfords Tavern, in
Pittsylvania county, or miles south Of Wards
Bridge, on the Lynchburg road. (being about 25
miles south Of Lynchburg,) shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder. about
n $500 ACRES OF LAND, n
X. on both sides Of IVard's and Hunts e.
road, in Pitfsylvnnia county, belonging to the
tate of Thomas Atkinson, decd. A survey has
lately been made of the Land. and the same has
been laid off into separate tracfs parcels, con-
taining about 800 acres each, byD. Graves esq'r,
surveyor Of Pittsylvania county, who resides
bergers store, and who will give all needful infor
nation relative to the land f addressed by letter.
he will exhibit the plat or map Of the lands. Ap-
plication may also be made to Col. Vincent Dick
enson of that county, near .Chalk Level" The
stage road from Lynchburg to Danvillc passes
through these lands. Nine of the lots lie in good
form fhat road. These lands lie n few miles
solth Of Staunton River, some above and some be
low Wards bridge, on the waters Of Reed, Beach
and Straight Stone creeks some in the forks Of
Sycamore creek. They are about 80 miles south
Of Lyuchburg.
Col Dickenson and Mr. Graves write me that
"sorne Of the lands very good and all the lots
are covered with the best pine timber and laid
of so contain never failing Springs and Bran
ches Of the best water,-on the streams there is
|
kept by Mr.. Atkinson and have never been cleared.
am authorised by his win recorded in Dinwiddie,
to make sale Of them. sthcy must be sold, there
will no doubt, be great room for speculation.
lately suId some lands IN another county belonging
to the same cstate when great bargains were had.
believe the purchasers would not take less than
double the price they gave and probably not that.
But il was absolutely necessary for me to ind up
the business aud therefore had to sell the lands
for what | could get
The title is believed to be unquestionable, and
the surveys accurate, but actng merely admin
strator, shall, Of course, give only special war
ranfv.
TERMS-One-fourth cash the balance on q
credit of l. 2 and years, equal instalments Bonds
notes with approved security, or endorsers will
be required. and lien on the land to secure the
payment. Apply TO me at Petersburg or TO the
gentlemen above named. DAVID MAY,
admir- &c. Of 7Y,os. Atkiasoa, deed
.I,r
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TwnNfDy-Ths vsssIsIAs is pahlishcd semi
wsekly = - - saaun, n sdssace. No subscriP-
ics = taken fbr shorss1 time than si1 months; and
Fyor;essrs until IN iesrgcs shall have been paid
ApvrnrrsEnsxrs arc inserted for so cents per
squc Cor 1rss} for every isaer form insertion and
IA csnfs for every onfer ono, 1.-THE n1mbcr Of in
ssrfsuus is not noted on the Ms il win be publish
I'd tiu sraere1 out and charged accordingly.
fhs HsAasx RArAs ere ;->For the privilege Of
tive sqsarss 80 far square s25--if inner form
o35 Every yearly advertiser WI be required to
ccu6ns bis advertising 20 his particular bnc ofbusi
ssus an( n be exceed the space stipulated for, he
~ill - eA.sssd st.bly for the cexcess.
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es SALE OF LAND.-PURsuAN1

.@l- to deeds of trust executed to me by J. S.
Langhorne and wife and the heirs Of Linncus Boil
ling, decd, shall, ON Saturday, the Goth day of
July, 1851 in front Of the market hose, in the
Of Lynchburg sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
a TRACT OF LAID, containing 73 ACRES, being
part of a tract known as Boling's tract, lying on
both sides of Stovalls creek, near Warwick's mills
in the county Of Amherst, and about half of mile
from the Canal. This land is wen sirrnted for a
saw and grist MILL and in other respects desirable.
-t - WM. T. .YANCEY. Trustee.
L.. .nE;..i..
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TTALUARLE LAND FOR SAFE.

By virtue Of n decree OF the Honorable Chan
Gerry Court Eogcrsville. for the purpose of dis
tribufng portion ofthe Real Estate of George Rut-
ledge, deed. among his legal heirs, &c. the un-
iersigned, appointed Commissioner by the Honora-
bic Chasccllor, will expose at public snie to the
highest bidder the courthouse door in the town
Of Blountvc on the I'd day Of October, 1851, on
credit Of one and two years. (thc purchaser Civ
Ing bopd and approved security truly desirable
tract Of isnd containing GGs ncrcs. situated in Sui
Ivan county, East Tennessee, and extending with
In less than one mile of said town, ON the main
stags road from BlonntviIlc to Abingdon, and
throngh which snid road passes, distance Of more
than IA miles. and not more tlian or 8 miles from
the depot Of the virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
On said farm are nbont 800 acres Of cleared land,
lying we'll and productive, including so acres Of cx
cellent mcndow land, with several good fail
ing springs, comfortable dwelling house well fin
ished. with suitable barn and out buildings. or
,chards, &c. The timber is good and abundant
Tho undersigned IL authorized divide said tract
in two parcels, and scll in either woy, at private
sale. To any person wishing to procure farm
scarcely surpassed in East Tennessee. the oppotu-
nifty is now presented. The title is good and IN
di.putable.
Letters addressed To the undersigned at Rogers
vile, Il. Tenn, viii be attended to.
GEO. w NETHERLAND,
Special Commissioner.
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DOTHEsAYEN MARKET.--D

Es ing it necessary to change my business in
quence Of continued bad health, offer for sale my
farm which | reside. This farm, containing
500 Acres, lies III the coanty of Bedford, ten
miles from Lynchburg and Immediately the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad. The DWELLING
O. HOUSE is Of brick, built in the most substantial
ED manner and contains seven Rooms above and
three in the basement, with all necessary out-houses
in good condition. The society Of the neighbor-
hood in point of morality and intelligence is equal
to any in the State Convinced that would
purchase before viewing the premises, / consider
it useless to give minute description. I@ill
however remark that so desirable home is but sell
dom for sale. Persons in want of such farm
requested to come and view the property, ! am
anxious TO sell Any communication the sub
ject addressed to "New London" Campbell Co.,
viii be promptly attended to.
lie a-tsl MARSHALL L. HARRIS
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DAGGER'S WHITE SULPHUR
- p IL N G S--THIS DELIGHTFUL

WATERING PLACE, situated in the coun-
~ of Botetourt, 10 miles West of the Natural
Bridge. and on the Immediate road leading from
Lynchburg to the White Sulphur in the county of
Grcenbricr ia open fur the reception Of visi-
tors.
The efficacy of this water in curing many fofms
of disease, and its bracng invgorating effects upon
feeble and debituted persons, enlitle it to the spe
| cial notice of those who visit the Mountains for
health whilst the beautiful scenery by which it is
surrounded. and the variety Of anusements that
offered, may justly claim passing call from those
who in search of pleasure.
Within short walk OF the Springs is the mag
| niicient BATH, the Medicinal qualities of which
have been fully tested and for many classes of inva
lids, cannot be surpassed in this country. The
commodations are ample and Of the first class. The
| TABLE and BAR furnished with the best that the
land affords, and every attention paid to the guests
by the proprietor and his assistants in thcif power
Each servant employed will be found experienced
| aud trusty
| The grounds adjoining abound with all kinds of
game and the streams with every variety Of fish
The ball room is large, and the Musicians in
dance are amateurs in their profession. The TEN
PIN ALLEY is in a good Rditioni in short, no
pains or expense have beefsfared render this
place every way worthy the patronage Of the
public.
The Stages are now rnnning as far as the Natur-
al Bridge, and win soon travel the whole route
making the trip from Lynchburg TO the Springs, a
distance of IS miles, in day. A line of Stages
will connecthcrc which will go direct tothc White
Sulphur. As the proprietor of Dagger's Springs is
the sole thereof, he is desirious of pleasing
not only for the season, but hopes to make such
| impression upon those who favour him with call
\ that they will be induced to visit HIM agan. All
he asks is trial. both in regard to himself and
| the water. His ch1rges more moderate than at
| any similar establishment in the Mountains. They
| are follows;
| For Adults by the week 81 90
'' "a per MONTH .---.-25 90
For horse per week -----3 %
g month III 00
| Children and servants half price. Other charges
| in proportion.
| Below is an analysis Of the w ater made by Pro-
| fcssor Rogers in 1898
SOLID INGREDIENTS.
| Carbonate Of Soda, Silecian dissolved,
| Sulphate of Soda, Organic nat,cr contain
| Cioride Of Sodium, ing Chloride of Potss-
| Carbonate of ofMagnesia. sum and Nitrogen,
| Pa Oxide of Iron, Carbonate of Lime,
and Carbonate Of Ammonia.
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS.
| Carbonic Acid, Sulphurated Hydrogen,
| Oxygen Nitrogen.
June 9-w6w- y. A. HATCHER.
| ~ Richmond Enquirer, Wing. and Petersburg
lutegencer, copy weekly for six weeks, and for
ward their accounts to this Office for payment.
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RETTON,S SHIFT
New-York Advertise mn ment.
ICE! ICE!!--THE SUBSCRIBER

ICE! ICE!!--TIIES ESUBSCRlBER
Il possesses n Receipt to enable any person to
make Ice in ony climate, with but little expense
trouble The process is simple, and can be accom-
plished by the most limited understanding, so to
produce from even warm water, in the hottest eli
mute, n pure Ice, equal in every essential TO that
formed by natural causes. The luxury Of always
having nj ones viii, in the heat of summer, pure
and delicious Ice, will readily be conceded; and
its advantages in Of sickness, cannot be too
greatly prised. By this same process warm water
can be rendered delightfully."- cold in about min
uie. and ice creams. with many other uxuries, can
be made in from 10 to 90 minutes.
The following notice ofths great discovery is ta-
ken from the New York Sun.
"a REAL LuxunY.-Dr. james Il. Wilmington
pooduces, by artificial process, pure and solid
Ice, from warm water, in the heat of summer, in
less than half an hour And he render a barrel
Of water as cold ice tselfin very few minutes
This discovery must be OF immense value to all
living South.
TERMs.-This receipt, which contains full in
structions for making ice and ice creams. cooling
WATER and numerous other useful matters will be
forwarded TO order for Two DOLLARS, by address
sing DIR. JAS. Il. WILMrN6ToS,
100 NasSau 81, NJ Y.
One Agent only viii be appointed in each county,
and those desiring the agency must forward $50
for which they will receive 81 copies Of the PAM
phlct, containing full instructions.
lie 26-Gt
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Il On Monday, the 9TH day of July next, shall
proceed to sell, by way of public auction, to the
highest bidder. the entire stock of Goods, on
hand. and conveyed to me by Messrs. Waterhouse
& Potter, by two deeds duly recorded in the Hus-
tings Court for the corporation Of Lynchburg. The
stock is large and consists of every variety of Rea
dy- Mndc Clothing, for all seasons.
Terms made known the day of sale.
June o6-t7iv. WM. b. ROANE, Trustee.
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CLASSICAL AMP MATHEMAT-

Y ICAL SCHOOL, LYNcHBuRo, Va, by J. Fl.
WINSTON.-The next session of this Schuoi viii
commence on the lst Sept. and continue 10
months.
TERas-s40, payable one half on the lst Janua-
nv, the remainder at the close of the session. For
particulars refer the printed circulars which
be Ind at the Bookstore of ID. b. Payne s. Bro.
ie 30-v2y
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cALEOFVALUARLEREALES

- n OI LIZ n ID 4 -
- TATE.-The subscriber the Commissioner
Of the Court in decree lately recorded in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Botetourt in suit "Rudi-
sill vs. Rudi-ils heirs viii offer for sale public
anction the 25th day Of next August, in the town
of fFincastlc, credit Of one two and three years.
all the rcn estate in and about said town of which
Jacob Rud.ill died scizcd.-C onssting ofthe large
and coinmodious Hotel in said town, now in the
cupnncy of John NJ. Price Esq, and known as the
CENTRAL HOTEL, with all the property
tachcd 10 said Hotel consisting in part Of STA
BLES AND A LARGE GARDEN. The mail
Stages known the Valley Line aud the stages
running from Lyrchburg to the White Sulphur aud
Lewisburg all stop ct this Hotel Also, at the same
time and upon the same terms, several Lots and
Parcels of Land adjoining said town.
And on h next day Goth ofAugust) in the town
of Buchanan will be sold Two Tots one in said town
of Buchanan and the other in Pattonsburg, both Of
which lots are cigibly situated.
The subscriber will show said property, any
part Of it persons desrous of purchasing before
the day of sale.
Purchasers will be required to givebond and good
security, and lien will be retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
June 26-t2Ja JOHN G. RUDISILL,
(fotuU5kx,oprr
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tgJ,su BOOKS, PIANO Fortes,

Zlsaay STA TIONERY, FANCY ART
v1N.AN<J Giles, DC. S.c.-D. B. PAYNE s.
BRO. are receiving and opening u very large
and valuable assortment of BOOKS, Law, Medical,
Theological, Scientific, Classical, School and Mis-
cellnneous-BLANK BOOKS, a great variety;
Ledgers. Journals, Day, Memo, Record. Pass, &c.
PAPER--Letter, Cap, Note, Record, Bill, Hang
ings. Bordering, Shades, Fire, Board, Prints, &c.
MUSfC4L-Pianos, Guitars, Flutes, Violins,
&c
F1NCY-Lades Writing Desks, Work Boxes,
Portfolios, Papeteries, Toilet Ornaments, Monnaies,
Pockct-B Books, Card Cases, Paper Weights Paper
Folders Inkstands. &c. Gold and Silver Pens
and Pencils, fine Cutlery, Steel Pens, and Holders
and Quills.
They are agents for the sale ofthc Books publish
ed by the Bible and Tract Societies, and also the
superior Pianos manufactured by knebe & Giehle,
Baltimore. Such arrangements have been made
with the publishers of Law, Medical, and other
Books, will enable them to sell on good
terms any house in the State.
Ladies, Lawyers, Doctors, Ministers, Mer-
chants, and all reading men, are respectfully nvi-
ted to call and examine their stock. June 26-ts.
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CUGAE.. COFFEE. SALT. Iron.

- NC, NC.-MUURMAN q MAXIM are
Just in receipt of a second supply of GROCER
les consisting cfa large and well selected stock of
Spgars. Coffee Salt, Iron, &c, DC; and general
stock of sach articles usually kept in Gro
Gerry store, which will be sold on the most accommo-
dating terms at their store next door below Liber
ty Warehouse.
I....u d..
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NOTICE,


N OTlCE..-ln pursuance of decree of the
" Circuit Court Of Amherst county pronounced
its last in the chancery Of Christian
Shepherd &c, the undersigned viii the l2th day
of August nest. proceed to sell tpon the premises,
at public auction to the highest bidder raiitabLe
n TRACT OF LAND, containing 1874
y. acres, lying near the town Of New Glasgow,
in said county, the late residence OF Mrs Elizabeth
Shepherd, end the former residence Of Judge Lu-
cas- b. Thompson. This tract ofland has every re-
commentator, both as to quality, fertility of soil
abundance of timber and water, and its large and
commodious dwelling and other houses, which
could attract the wealthy farmer, who wishes to
JOY a long life of health and plenty.
TERMS-Sufieient cash to dcfras the expenses
of sale, the balance Of the purchase money to be d-
yided into three equal instalments payable in one
two and three years, secured by bonds with approv
ed personal security, and the title retained ult-
mate security for their payment. Partial posses
sion for seeding purposes to be given the coming
fall, and full possession the lst day of January
next. RO. Nj. BROWN. }Commis-
STERLING CLAIBORNE, sioners.
T... u, A..
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sPRINGs.-GREAT

DATRICK SPRENGS.-GREAT M
Il provement has been made at this place since
last season, and by the 4th Of July the proprietor
will be able to take in any and all persons who may
proper to patronize the place, either by way of
boarding, renting good Cabins TO those who may
prefer boarding themsevcs-good vegetables sup
piled in the neighborlood, plentiful and cheap.
These Springs situated in Patrick county,
Va, miles northeast of the court house, between
Nobusness and Bull mountains, one Of the health-
es; places in the known world, and the mountain
scenery possessing the romantic features which eve
ry where characterize the vicinity Of the Blue
Ridge. There two or three Mineral Springs
near each other lately discovered, of which is
very bold-running fountain and several other fms
cool frecstcne springs.
The Mineral Water at this place is doubtless as
good Chaiy5eae Water this or any other State af-
fcrds. 1t is specially recommended by physicians
for the various diseases peculiar to females.
Terms of Boarding for and horse, per week,
$3.50. For Boarding and Lodging, per week,
$500. In boarding by the month a deduction of
81 per week will be made. The rent of Cabins, to
those who board themselves, viii range from 50 to
$3.50 per week. agreeable 10 the quality of the
cabins; but none can be rented for a shorter time
than four weeks until after the Goth of August.
My address is at Mayoning Post Office Patrick
Co, Va. b FRASHURE.
lime 3G-xx1r
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NOCL CARDING.--My Wool Card
w ing Machine is in operation and ready
for all the Wool can get. My price for earding
is ) cents per pound and all rolls warranted. One
cent additional Is charged for greasing the wool.
machines in first rate working order
WM A. WHITE,
June 3e-w3te On the Basin.
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OUSEANDIOT ron SALE

Il Il offer a very desirnble residence, near Repub-
ican Spring for sale. The House contains FIVE
rooms and is neatly finished, it being new build
ing. The terms will be liberal.
Apply to John II. Tyree the subscriber.
Jnna o6-vts WM b TERRY