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A CARD


Mr.. Richie viii ohge Dir. Jennings and the pub.
lie b. giving the enclosed letters from the Hnnora.
be Thomas Jefferson and Dr.. Mitchell of New.
Yo.k, as also the certificate from the Rev. William
,. Reid, place in his paper.
After such highly respectable tes'imsny--sueh
definite assurances, of the extensive and diversified
utility, the cheapness aud excellence Of the remedy,
he can but hope, that prejudice viii be silent ard
opposition will cease.
Pohiar Forest, September %, 1915.
DEAR SIR
thank yon for the pamphlet YOU lave keen
~ kind TO Send me- and have read IL with great plea
sure. But when You request opinion H. il is nre
than AN able give form. am sufficiently intimate
with the structure OF or frame yet with the medical
agents which may change It's condition from bnd good OF
the converse TO decide between systems which The learn
ed IN the healing art have been divided. Ile,e suds
have fallen but incidentally within my attention. Your to
RVS ingenious, well dcveopc and worthy acute
Bur when consider the many theories which within
the last century have succeeded other, all ps
sibe all resting facts ingeiousy applied Obliged
remain in INDIGESTION between ther and say non Ds-
fi'n liner foGs oou1,eie Hes" have little doubt
the great potency Of Your Steam Bath ard that it VIII ~
found capable OF marked efficacy IN human Diseases More
time and observation may however be necessary TO de.
inmate hetween the particular wherein il will Ike use
reign guide. This discrimination once settled the ssa.
Hath viii probably become the knkina, mercury opium
and other real mccamets, Of the given BY
providence for soothing suirines while he permits rs
TO stay here Accept my shareof the public ACKNOWLEDGES.
ments due Ia efforts for solacing condition, and
assurance OF my great esteem ard respect.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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the severity Of tie weather and TIE high ~ird, he
without ceremony slept board Of his barge, aud
said toms men," Come my boys, gong TO,
The r',.'efof ship-wreeSed sc2men-As he address.
al their, their animated coun,euanees expressed
;hat iotre pd determination TO brave every danger
the s,ruous duty Indicated. They thea rowed With
great rapidly 10 the RSef, distant about live miles
The vessel proved 10 tie the schooner Elizi, Capt
Gordon, from Havana, and owned by S T.. Nor
thuta, merchant Of this town. She dashed into
thousand pieces, cargo e4trey lost Fort,,at, ~
the II raen the qnai ter.deek, thM had separated
from the wreck, were, with the assistance offered,
landed in safety, which may be considered miraea-
lous preservation Of their lives.
Capt. John Cahoone, Of the Revenue Gutter
Ne,lart, merits applause for his spirited exe,,ous
on tie occasion. But, in consequence OF the re-
oSrnabe low tide, and the Gutter having two an
chors ahead, the severity of the weather such
| reDd,r ii it impossible ia get her under way S,
hiously visited not outstanding lac had
erl active volunteers shnrd. Hc prv ceedcd OH in
, the hope ot l., my useful.
| Much credit is also due to Mes-ienrs y. ard
d. Swiueburne, Cox their essential services render
| ed.
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LAND FOR SALE.
IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust from

IN pursuance of Deed of Trust from
Robert Campbell and wife dated the of Jam
nary, 1872. ot record in the Gensrl Ccurto the
payment oil ot money Samuel p Parsons. alnor.
and Elizabeth T. ioungusbisa adu'x of Pleasant Young
husband, die. shall sei public auction, co.ioray
the provisions of the act of the General Assembly OF this
ConnOaW .slt, passed the s5h OF Novcalr 1914, ei-
tied. An Act concerning yourons ard for other purpo.
sS-bioe the door Of the Beia,ern the city OF Ric-
non the tenth day ct Febr,ary, rs TO- the three follow
tracts parcels Of LAND. lying in that part of the
county o. Aiaon in tins State, whiclwas formerly part nf
the county of knnawla. containing Eve
hlrlre by survey. dated the third day ufOc-
tobr. l70s granted by this commonwealth John hicks X
the aid Rks q Campbell, number three, the
Big Sandy Crock OfOio Rver-one ether containing
live hu"IT,d b, survey, dated the 24tof OCTOBER
1913, granted ly this commonwealth, To the sad Hicks and
CGioiN, Joining their Of five hundrtd acss
bcr r, nsl the north side thereof, between the hand
fork OF Big Sandy Creek. OF the Ohio river. and the Main
Little Sairy Cr-ek-And another containing FIVE hun
dad acres by dated the twentyith dag of CcOr,
l79S granted BY this commonwealth the SAID Erks and
C11Dbe, near the dividing ridge between Big and Little
Sandy creeks OF Ohio about mites from said riser
Joining te north side OF Survey made for said Hicks Gii
Campbell. number six and west siie ot,er survey. Iuer
four which said three of land part of the rial
estate 10 which Robert Hicks of the said oa Hicks
by S answer. fixed IN the Superior Court of Cancery for
the Ricnnoid District; in suit hwee ColghJei and Dun
all his, the said Robert i interest therein for the consl,S
ratons in the said mentioned. among which is the
srmof two hundred dollars, which said the said Capb-
6estates in te said de,d oftrus lac has paid said gort
Ricks. y. SHEPpIPD
JauunrN9 76-2aNstlS
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V.aLU.4BLE .gfEPCHq.N'jr .g5JLL,S
FOR SAFE

I'M easy terms. FIR persons Of industry I'll.
subscriber IS DESTROYS 10 SELL AT private sale, his
valuable mills With IS acres Of tard in the county
of Powfatan, situated on Jones' Geek n constant
stream rs mites above Richmond, s from Scott
vile, and two from James River. The bosse IS
t''ree stories high, TO 30 feet, with m Office l2 Il
feet attached. Three psr of stones, viz one par
TOR corn eustom, 4 the other two pair for rnau,,is-
turing wheat, with all the necessary machinery com.
plcteit stands or very near the main river, ro.l
lea'ing from Richmond 10 Carte rsville in an eprees.
bic h wealthy wheat neghborhc OIL and 81 near ,l,s
river rs to render il perfectly convenient 10 wat.g
nayigaten--Hear the mill is framed house sOfset
long and we'd calculated for n miller with family
and other convenient out-houses and il i, hu, inst
TO say that dis Is of the fucst advantageous stu.
a'ioss ir an extensiye -four business convenient 70
the Richmond mafket--Tertns Eberal--if renur.
a, ten equal annual payments con be allowed he
purchasers by Satisfactorily curing the payments,
which will sifrd I'd industrious and entetpr;shg
alveriurer an opportunity Of making the properfy
pay for itsefwil, case from the profits OF The busi-
ness.
viii also sell On interest in new large brick
Cotton Factory situated on the sane strean, frnne-
diatcly above the bJiils--Any person inclined 10
Pur hase property of either Of the above deseripti.
oos, iorfnfth1r particulars he sreferred tn Messrs.
Frederick CLARKE o. Stepl 9 ID. Watkins of Man.
chestar or TO the subscriber.
PETER DUPUY.
Powiiaiaa C'ty. Va. Jan. IS. se..atiM
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0JlMPoRTANrLlTERARY NOTICE.

4 full Report, by William Moniord, Es7. If the
highly nteresting Case of Hinter VS.. Martin, de-
yi,se IF Fdirfar, lat ly Decided by the Supreme
Coart Of Appeals of this Commonwealth, is shout to
be published, as speedily as possible, by ,Fohn F..
Hail, Editor Of the American Law JoHrnal, Pi,ils-
delphis-In this important Case, Judges FLENISe,
ROAEE, BROOKE & CABELL, unanimously deternli-
ned to decline obeying Mandate of the Supreme
Court of the u States, requiring thea to enter n
Judgment of that Court, reversing Judgment of
the Court Of Appeals of Virginia.-The reasons as
signed by the Judges for this decisioa, (Which took
place after solemn argument sud long de.iher7toa,
are extremely luminous and forcblc and the %hols
Report contains rich mine ofin.ormatiuu 10 tie
statesman aud lawyer, and to every gentleman who
wishes understand correctly the principles OF the
excellent Constitution under which We live.
Richmond, January 18Th, 1916.
Gjr TIE Editor 0. the National IntelHee7cer will
please to insert the foregoing Notice in that pa
peT
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GARTER II. DREW s. O.
January %.

Az just received, per the Warrington, from
4 Liverpool, and will open i'll a few DAYS, at the
house now occupied by Messrs jerks * Billings.
fifteen packages OF GLASS WARE, part very
elegant, consisting offne Cut & Plain Decanters.
Pitchers, Tsmbers. Wine, SylaLub and JeIIy
Glasses, Sugar Basins, Cream Eures. Lemonsds
3ans, india Shades, Passage lamps, Proof PhiaIs,
&c &e. And are in daily expectation of receiving.
assortment OF EARTHEN WARE, consisting
OF line blue Printed ard Lnstre Pitchers, Dining
Sets, sc. Also, per the John Berquiu, from Ma
dera, few quarter casks choice OLD WINES S.
all OF which will be sold low FOR cash or aceentanc
in town.
January 10. 1915
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Ae.y- York, October 30, 1915.

DI1Ait SIX.
Since wrote to YOU and Gen. Triton, abort
the VapourBa- have had many opportunities of trying
its practical efficacy. am and satisfied ofhe
value OF the remedy II is neat cheap handy, and
so within the reach of any body that SURPRISES every thing
WIN winch am acquainted, for applying caoric te
conveying heat susceptible ola higher or lower tempera.
ture, and wei adapted longer or Shorter coutinr.
ance, that its power 20 M beneficial exceedingly en,arL
but Above ali, to calorc may be directed part of hc
body or 20 Inc whole body robust person,
the lowest debility nlt infant with so much
ease and benefit, That really consider il of the most
hnpFy eXpeeienis that practitioner employ. For chs
o.pos aud that apathy and argnur Of the cutieuar
face often the forerrunner companion offvers
preferable 10 any mode Of applying heat. The Warm
Bath warm omentaons and the yapours of hot water are
very inferior ~.
The patients in hospital are exceedingly pleasl
with sand fur myself, explain it, sFder it, and
Aeceptthe assurance ofmy high esteem and rerar,I.
Er.Jerniags
The following certificate Of the Rev Mr. Reid learned
place yncburg the more interesting onaccount ofl,
residence in the which gave birth o the invent
on Those who know Mr.. Reid will know how to apprti
ate his testimony.
Iy'lchburg, Sehtem6er 26, 1915.
DEAR SIR
IhsyclaA your patent Steam Bah in use in
my family about two years have applied il in variety
cases. and have Away perceived Che lappit effects IN Ia
low. In word, iconSIicri efficient afrnt in ,rf
resting ia their Uicpient state. NIL diseses oriinatiny In
cold and that udicinns person Ivy its Md NAV e.er,y
menagc all common cases Of sickness in his fD ,i,lpi
Yours very respectfully.
HTLL1AN s. RE
Ct D-. Trimmings has rem0ced to .Na.f5ih.
January is. 7S-it
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NATURAL HISTORY.
rF,.om tie National MfsMgencer

From tie National InfsH,gre ncei'
Iharc seen Shad taken from the river Savannah, Au-
gs;a the 10Th OF january 1902, ~ the dance OF about
miles ina right c above the nostl Oi that river 1t
i. believed that this q IA fom in any river whiehn
discharged mu the Atlantic, Westward oi cape fgriG.-
Its taken in Connecticut river until April. As Tue Na
onai Intlinc,r has very extensive circulaoni wish
To call attention of gentlemen the time OF the tr, ap
pearncc ;s valuable fish in all the rivers Of the lud
States from Florida Main. The time Being announced
in the nearest public Journal, it wilb~ easy determine
the progress this marine flock. which the Great Shep
herd Of Earth and Sea g,es annually, without Ia
bor
January Is. 1916.
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Genoa. .E6rem5er II.

Two orders Of flis Exrclloncy the Governor and ConIni-
sow Pleniroentary of His Majesty have been published
The fist declares that the plant named HeI1e Co,c ne
cuyn,iuu Of which has been introduced into tic Ducy.
and afterwards pulrzcihke Tobacco, Is, ~ course sub
rct TO III the disposition of the Inv ofthe nnciet govern
eot f tI seth III Junc 1914. The second stops again
tie publication OF the Sth article of the following law which
srvs liz very part of he rcpabc. the entry of every
vessel lord 4 v salt tobacco Is forbid und'r penalty Of
l,~ considered contahand excerpt of bad weather,
or wien pursne by pirates, which circumstances must be
legally proved"
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PICTullE OFLOYE.

lm!fd:eI from PROPERTIES, EIcg. TX. u. o
Yes, skil'ui WAS the hard which DR.
Loves picture in an Infants gis,,
Fun well the cunning artist knew,
its~ childish Lows Votari,s.
No r.lnsy their time employs.
Sui UIsl,d with The tricks aud toys
And wisely did his pencil trace
TWO pinioiis floating On tie Wind;
FOR love disl,lis resting place,
And viii act. cannot. te confused.
The b. nrt, Whyii ianlchd passion, sexs,
Nii cisiye il course WITH every hrvtlJ
he gave him winged Stats of steel
The Cretan Qiiiy,! aid tn. bu@;
For lore cau r'aee our bOsou'S feel,
Before ests can marx the iis,!
Then. would We draw las bar' I'd Dart,
The eil6t ouy tears ne heart.
VIXEN with the picture compare
The Roy who lurss Witn ny brgayt-
1 find him With his arrows ihsIr,
An id-. foolish child at bestI
The ouly difference l spy,
MY Cupsd has ssingy 10 Fy!
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z n Pursuance OF Deed Of Trust from Richard
L Carter TO nae, dated 9Th January,l81 made Tor
'hs purpose Of securing the payment Of a
sam of money 70 William Royal, i shall
sell at public arc:ion on the premises, con
formally TO the provisons of an act Of Assem-
bly, passed the c5ti day of November, 1874, entitled
sc IN Act concerning Execution and for other pur-
poses" On the 9th day of February, 1916, the
TRACT Of LAND situated in Charles City county,
aRh bounded west by James River, on the south by
the lands Of Samuel Demoyille, decd. on the east
by the road leading from Richmond to Shirley. and
on the north by the lands Of John Royali-Contain-
ing by estimatou three hundred acres, be the same
or less, much Of the said land as shal! be
sufficient tn SATISFY the Aforesaid d.bt aud the ex-
pences Cf ex cutting the trust.
MATTHEW HoPSON, Trustee.
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NEGROES For SALE

FsHO enable the Subscriber to close his ad.
ministration the estate OF the late mr. Edgar
Carter OF FRINGE william county. Na. by ischargny del,
still from tie said estate. will he sod 10 the highest bid
der. cash, the BeI ayrn, in tie city of Richmon
Thursday. the sth day OF February, ensuing betw,,
thirty and forty SLAVES belonging TO the said esta
consisting of men. woren boys ard girls uncommon,
likely and vi good character and Them prins
cooper. EDMUND BROOKE
ll!3lHistTdfor auth the lrill drnexr4
q EdsAGTd Garter, der
January 25. SS-fls
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- =. Lannarv IL.

NIIF JVJtIs { q.
On The morning VI iie 1Oib u.ta- {, an express
c,-a, from Brenion's Neck, with infwmation Inst
vessel had stranded "a The reef, nd that several!
men were seen on part Of the wreck, driving ut
he mercy If the wini AID waves. AZ srTauge-
mont we imloDdi-,ey adopt a r. rescue th-'n, Il
possible, go ths pcrilo'B suutipu. Some oi our
cistz... 70 proceeded o. 90 the s-a ahpre.
OEret H. rem Esq. CpmmaoGer Of the y. s.
ir,te Jay, uoig or hartman, he'ne q s house
Va e. Sea np9n 10 aid in u.e effort iii, 'aG,aer
3D. eri-r oti all lis soui mic csc .ac.Anc OIL bi-
i7rlY my a-i,l--!a5 g. u 2 heHt
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"A Ia tacsh Ge Ia GdrbG,T,
Observation-Disclosures.

France he's ye, to pay her dear allies in money in
subsistence fnr toeir troops and British subjects
for any and all claims they may h"'e account of
captures corf:Cutiops since 1879 at least tTvo mil
hnds say about 8 ioO,0o0,oee They are 10 be
delivered OF so much Add TO this amount, expen-
necessary to support the Internal government
TIE expences Ola navy (fany should be eii) & it is
inpossbe C. say whore the mouey come from.
All these evils the rGlias party strive 10 make
the people believe we're brought asout by Napoe-
on.
However the manifesto 6! the duke OF brunswick
has been put in circulation, under the title sc sG
companion ofMe treaty Of Paris" great pains have
been takcnto discover where it was plated, but j
have seen more 4 AN ten different impressions of it
II significant crcsmstance--.Eey 1viR be Sh0t-One
OF the members OF the lower house saws, In plain
terms, that 80 We must haze boOd--it is necessary
you must carry Terror into tue minds IF me Dat,i
cts yott 7cU NOT be able Is sustain yo po19er
ry long"
The royal catholics and the protesiants Of the
south, particularly about Nisrnes, are at open war.
The former have driven the latter OF them church
at Nsmeo, butcherng number OF Them and assas-
snating the general Legarde, Who was worthy
and faithful t;iend to the interest his coun-
try. We Americans feel ours,l Ives very uucom-
Portable det sted BY the Ro,aIisls throughout
France, but particularly in Ibis truly English city"
.fuyora.
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NOTICE
FOR .SYIE.

n rGfrd6Le Robs-Hd'I, Establishment
yavtiE Subscriber oilers for sale with its Inehinery,
4 aud lately carried on BY john s. Shelton X Co.
at Port Mayo, "a little below Rocketts) together
with the lot whichit stands, containing about 2
acres OF ground. Also. NEGRO MEN, we'll
acquainted with the Rope Walk business.
For terms, which viii he liberal, apply to
Pr. SHELTON, agent for
JOHN S. SHELTON, s. Co.
January To- 79-Sw
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PURSUANT to the last will of Peter
Z ia d, c. late Of Gloucester county viii be sold -,
tie highest bidder for eas the Dragon Ordinary IN An
eosiy on Tuesday, the oh dayo, February next If far
sisti.g clrv of youn. men women and cb;Idrp, CON
the FORMER Is excellent H0st and Carriage Drrrr NJ
other hank Notes will h. expected IN payment, hut those az
the Virginia Farmers Bank.
JAMES H. ROY. dcen,
far The Eierdxri,
January %. s,-tdS
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Pn,LAnGLrurA, January IS.
L.-t,rr. a IL, E.litn,. LII,

Bar,leaux, 18th December, 1915.
"Ihe looked Tor treaty is out ut last, but the
reign Of tciioris complete here, that it wouI! be
dangerous to say any thing that would subject a
man to arrest IT you could not depend on the med-
Of communication, To- eseiy thing is e1'GmHed
Iy tie agents Attic government the post-ggcc,
and private persons are oitln suddenly seized and
searched for papers; our conntrymen have OF
been exempted byany special favor sincc the del ar
ture OF Clause, who, hope has lorg since arrived
among you his generosity to- us entities him 10 the
warmcst gratitude and friendship his marked par
TALLY To our countrymen, Was OF tae greatest i'm
porlaace in very er.t.sal times. Tie tunes are
much changed in,,ed-the bonnet bil,nc has taken
place. &ad puts tine 5o1piet rouge into shae by its
superior, eileTay--lhere is little tormalty in the
process of the bonnet JiHc. A French,nan might
formerly sing his own song to any tune; but he
must now ask leave to siig any song, and the tune
must be set for him, aud il he happens to put MT
nt'al note whore there isa sharp, he is COON brot
to sing in u Gat KEY. The opinion is among many,
that France wilt be treated yet, as Frederick the
great sung Of Poland
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EDUCATION.

DETER NELSON has at length been
prevailed upon By the Trustees of Hcshsngen rnry
deadeny, TO preside at tina, seminary. HE is cd and
we'll known teacher.
Tuition will b. so dols.; board the Academy AMI in
the ncisborhood 100 dolls. In every case quarterly bay
ments IN advance will b. required.
The Term OF Loari tuition will commence on the Isl
OF February, and continue months, ,NcusiS, OF
6oss.
The situation i, remarkably healthy and miles from
Richmond and ten from H,iouer Iosri.
J1nIl1ru IT, S0-odsv3zO
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YRIpI.ET'y, has nnened

the ronsa IN which the ros;-ciicc iattly kcptJ a
haixslve assortment OF GOODS, consisting: OF sup'rrne
ms and coarse cloths ,eaSs;nereS. Oath .Gaigs fiushng
and blankets, s,oel,isets, ;o,lsneu M,seilies quitting
and other hii of walseaal, ialeiitn sas, ionlEzn..
and sisaw laies and redemens' six hose gloves 90
white aud tolod cotton DO. Madras ec,egleis and hsid
erchiis, r,ia Hmade soldiers esong, which he viii ss
unsoaaol, low, as he does continue the bns
January Is. Ta-saute
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Land near Richmond, For Sale.

S1'NOn oU 10 lOU acres nt LAM, lying
immediately .blci of Mr. Daui( Ct9aon'S Farni and
adjoining that at MAJOR Hugh Davis. The distance from
Rcincd agreeable survey is short of two miles
The Turnpike road about incorporation from the
Meadow lirdges Richmond will pass through il. Itmay
be amiSs that sufficient number of shares have
hcn taken tsesthlhncnt. The Land unctSar
I'll and ofeNeellent ality.-Enquire OF
THOMAS TATLOR,
December 25. 70-tf
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PROPOSALS

NZJILL be received until tire 10Th dav Of Feb'y
w for the delivery Of the following E}tl Of Finn
Der, at the Z. states Public Works on lanes Riy
er, IL miles above Riclinoad, at the place lately
owed by Capt. Wm. Trabue.--rrOp0sais a,l.ires-
sed to Capt. ". c. Beard, q. s. Age.t, Richmoud
post paid)
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

EPUNAWA Y from he Subscriber resi-
2 : ding near Meek cnhurg conrt-honsc, negrp man
slave, named PETER. the 1st Aprl. 1915, common
stature ycry dark has nieimei ~ his Speech am,
easily confused when questioned he had & f5iong doh
ing: pair far-top boots, dark Cashmere pluaiO)ns -lt
colo., roundabout eolt rue hlr, with other clothing not
recollcctd, hns are tue u,sitp OF ms left foot
which occasions hun to lump little. xpcct he spS hy
some means Proeurcda free pass and attempting pass
free
The above reward of so dolls VIII b given oany person on
delivering the said negro ifcaugh within tn State r.
100 dolls If wtou secured in any isi that gei ham
again.
hereby forwern all and every perono or peroIs from
hsrboTiug, employing removing the said slave
Iis Commonwealth, ulc law will b riyily enforced
gsiust any ofTundcr. RCBEHT OLIYER.
january 10. - II
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LOST,

Am Tuesday afternoon, between Cunningham;
I y Mil and the first Arch of the Cansl, a larre
jet and gold BREAST-PIN, set with hair, with the
letters 5. 9. upon the hair. The finder WILDE iibe
rally rewarded for its restoration at this office.
January Is. 8S-tf