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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21
ENGLAND AND S AMERIcA.-In motto

ENGLAND AND S AMERICA.-In motto
ing the appointment, by the British government Of
Consuls to the new states OF South America the
Liverpool Courier OF the LIST ult. remarks -" HUI
mainly as to those countries themselves, a strict
political justice, and proper respect To- our CONNER
clal interests impel and sanction the most prompt
and decisive measures on our part. Whether they
may ultimately involve us with France is another
question. This is not improbable, should Spain be
subdued; but we are 10 look now at what we owe
ourselves. Let government pursue the plain straight
toI ward path OF doing whal is right, and the nation
VIII never be backward to rally round it, and meet
the consequences"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21

The tuo Tdiiom.-Mr. w. an em;n.n, ,alo.
near 81. James's street, being at New.ma,ket "a.
ees, by some accident rent grea hole in his Goa, !:
he accordingly went in search OF tailor to fine draa
u; but snip going so awkwardy about it, Mr.. w.
lost al patience, and taking the thimble and needle
from him. applied himself to the Job so drxerousIy
that The poor Knight the Shears exclaimed Damn
1t sir'l you had not been gentleman could have
sworn you had been taor'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21

Gambling The duty on dice in England 70,
the last year amounted to 1861; being more than
double the amount Of the preceding yeat A mel
anchoy evidence the increase of this fatal vice, SO
destructive Of the peace and morals Of its yotares.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21

Ae1O Chmches.-Seventeen churches are now building
in London and its envrons. They will accommodate
SLIGO persons Their estimated is 81 1863 DOC or
upwards OF $4,000 each, an average.
eonon-it IS estimated that the present annual consump
non OF cotton in Europe and America is 100 90 bales
one hai Of this raised in the United States, and the
ohcr halt IN Brazil, Westindies Fast ndie and the Lee
want 100000 bales are manufactured in Great Britain
3ooOoO on the Continents and 10oO 900 in the U. States
Il neat zSay Of announcing 5irhs-A North Carolina pa
per says" We gatifed in noticing the increase of
our population by the influx of strangers. Some half
might. 'A'
Capt Meany. of she ship Budget, just arrived at pbila
delIha from bordeaux, has brought with him Bull Calf
OF the French breed, Norman, for Gen. Rdgely of BALI
The bridge across the Savannah at Augusta, has been
rendered tolfree for wagons, with produce and goods
Tor the encouragement Of trade TO that city.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21
ANEcporE OF TIE PRINCE OF pouRnoN.

his Prince was contemporary with William Sd
OF England. He was hypochondriaca and his DIS
order, though it did not prevent him from applying
10 business, especially when his interest was con
cerned, inspired him with very strange fsnces. At
ono time he imagined himself transformed into
hare. and would not suffer any bell to be rung IN
his palace, as he said the noise would drive him into
the woods. At another time he iancied himself
plant, and, as he stood in the garden, insisted on
being watered He sometime aerward took it into
his head that he was dead, aud ohstinaely refused
any nourshment Tor which he said he had 40 farthe,
occasion. This whlm might have been fatal 10 him
II his attendants had not contryed method to per.
suade him to cat. without ContIadicting his humor
For this purpose, they disguised. in very master
~ manner, two persons who were introduced to
him, as his grandfather, and the deceased Marshal
Luxembourg. Alter conversing for some time on
the abode of the dead and congratulating the prince
on his becoming an inha5itant of they in ed him
to accompany them TO MAJ shall Turenne with whom
they said they were to dine. The Prince express
sed his surprise but was persuaded to follow them
INTO cellar fitted up on purpose, where he found
the pretended Marshal, with whom he made very
hearty meal; and while this turn of his disorder
prevailed, he always dned in his cellar, and con
'tanlly fancied himself invited by some deceased
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21

Asa Wild, OF Amsterdam, N. Y has published
an account OF glorious vision presented to him by
the Almighty in which he says, the Lord told him
that the millennium was near that in seven years
would be scarce sinner to be found on on EARTH
and within that time two thirds of the inhabitants Of
the world would be destroyed by wars ,amine pesti-
lence, earthquakes, &c. These judgments are to
tall particularly the various denominations OF pro
tossing Christians, oil of whom have become ex
tremey corrupt, and now constitute the New les
lament Babylon. In their sleads new denomination
is to be raised up OF small learning. who will have
higher authority, superior inspil aton and greater
holiness than was ever experienced before
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21

.Nrio Anecdote-A Tin pedler called upon spin
die shanked old gentleman, in small clothes and
tight silk stockings, and enquired " do you want
any hn-ware ~ 1t was dog days, and the hles had
taken peculiar liking to the old gentle mans legs,
calling tor the constant employment Of his hands to
orush them away. 4" II you have pair of tin boots
should IKE them,' said he pettshly "Oh yes,'
said the peder, and running TO his cart. returned
with pair OF candle mouds, these sir, will ex-
actly fit you"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
Mr.. Zee II. Burks,

GIR-As you are not an inhabltant OF
- this stale, you will take notice, that !
shall petition the honorable Creed Tag or,
Judge OF the Lynchburg superior court oil
cbanccry, on the 18th IA. OF October next,
in the town OF Iynehbufg, during the neAi
term OF said superior court Of chancery, 10 a.
ward writ al certiorari 10 remove certain
cause depending in the ohanccry side OF the
county court Ut Amherst, wherein you ere
plaintiff. aud myself aud others are defend
anis, to aid superior court OF ciancery ; and
I shall alledge rs n cause Tor said removal, the
gfeat delay ia the said county court to take
up the said cause and determine the same.
WILKINS WATSON.
September II. w4w'
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TINE time FOR which contracted with

H1HE time for which contracted with
Il Mr. " lliiam Ramsay, for the manage
ment OF my printing establishment of The Pr
GINA Patriot q. Richmond .Mtrcaniiie adreriiser,
fypired on the 3ist December. ls22, and ac-
rOrding to the original contract between us
(tho Office DOT being able to pay the claims, J
the whole OF the establishment reverted 10
me except such printing materials ms the
said William Ramsay might purchase with his
own funds and bring into the Office, which he
was allowed the privilege of taking awav
All persons indebted To the said establish.
ment, are requested to make immediate paw
ment of their balances to me, as | am fully
authorized 10 receive what may be due 10 the
4th February, 1923, as will appear by the fol.
lowing instrument of writing, signed BY Viii
liam Ramsay, as well as an advertise ment
published in the Virginia Times, the 2d inst.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
hereby authorize Mr.. Augustine Davis, TO
collect aud give aequitances for all debts
now due the office OF the Political Expositor,
the Virginia Patriot aud Richmond Mercan.
tile Advertiser, while conducted by me. for
subscription, advertising and Job work-Jusl
offsets against me to be allowed
(Signed) WILLIAM RAMSAY.
Richmond. July IS.
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StOp the Villain!

= RUNAWAY the cd of this month
"A mulatto man named NED. He isa lo,,.
ioiiow, but has large breast and is >tro,,,i,.
naue, iilile bow-legged, a high ull for,l.a
DARK eyes, holes III his ears, and a toltraI
sharp chIn--Nears his hair tied behind-ha.
bold and open countenance when smoker
lie Us a keen arttul fellow, aud perAans ,,,.
read and write a little. His clothing cam.
particularly describe, tho there is no dn,I.
he is genteelly clothed lie has a good sil,,s
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots. Az,
He rode off a DARK GREY AlAIE. p6ou, 4
feet inches high, in good order, slIod before
her shoes not much worn-she is len,tbY nj
we'll fofmed-and has the marks of ,IomoG
gear upon her shoulders, and n constituent,
scar upon one oil them, high on the sLonId.s
blade, | think on the right. She has yer,.
thick tale and name, though not very Ion,
She is spirited and active and rides we'll u.
Is well equipped for travelling, with ,adala.
DhgS, Dlgcoat OF bear skin with large emo.
&C. baVe no doubt he has obtainedf free ~.
pers, and Will attempt TO pass as IA free man
ana make 10 some free state, and have ma
doubt bni he has altered his name He is
mandy fellow, good house servant. mill,r
and shoemaker and can turn his hand TO o,,g
thing, and have no doubt but he hasa nlcr,!!.
oil money will give reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS TO any person who will drliva,
him to me, or secure him in any iail 60 tb.t
get him again, within this state; and if ,ni
without the state ONE HUNDRED DOJJArS
II secured or delivered to me; and len d,IIo,.
for the mare if taken within this state and No.
hVered 10 me, and twenty dollars if tal.n
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham Aug % 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
Mr.. Heter EOre.
August 30.

Sllt-As you are not an inhabltant of
~ the Commonwealth Of Virginia, you will
please take notice that We shall on Monday
18th October, 1923, at the store house r. Pres
ley d. Richardson Il Co in the county OF
Charlotte, state of Virginia, proceed to take
the dispositions OF Reuben Fore, sen. Charlie
Farrrr, Robert Baldwin, Margaret Davis and
oihers-and to continue from day to day unit
all are taken--also at Merryman shop in the
county of Prince Edward, ON Tuesday 4th day
of November, 1923, TO take the dispositions of
James Davis, Ralph MerrymHn, Peer Days &
others--also at the store hoUse of John c.
Miller & Co. in the county OF Charlotte, state
of virginia, on Monday 10th November,
1929, TO take the dispositions of Samuel +.
Moses and others-and also at Jas Crockett
iron works in the county of Wythe, state of
Virginia, on Friday 28th day Of November,
ls23, to take the dispositions of Temple Bald.
win, Polly Baldwin and others, and 20 CONT
rue from day 10 day until the whole are taken,
al of which is intendedto he read as evidence
in cause in Chancery, now depending in the
county court of Charlotte, wherein we are
plaintiffs, against James Fore ,jr James Fore,
SEN and yourself defendants.
JOHNp. RICHARDSON,
THO. T. RICHARDSON,
August % w4wT
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Also, at the same Time and place, viii De
exposed, to public sale, agreeabIy to the pro-
visions of the fourth section of the act, passed
ON the 24lh day of April, $50, entitled 3" An
act making further provisions for the sale OF
the public lands, such lands situate within
the above mentioned townsphios as have be-
come forfeited to the United States prior to
the lst of October, 1920, for failure to com
plcte the payment within the period prescrIb-
ed by law
The sales will open with the lowest num-
bered section, township, and range, and pro-
coed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, Mt the City of Wash
ington, this 18th day of August, 1823
BY the President: -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

at a court hetd for EankIin county, at The
Courthouse on The fourth day Of august,
1928.
Joseph Greer and Fanny hswife, Pitts
Against
Peter Holland, executor sc. of Elisha Lv-
on deceased, John NJ Holland, Administrator
&c. of Mary Webster deceased, John Web
ster, Elisha, Lyon, Joha Lyon, Elijah Lyon,
Daniel LYON, Peter Lyon, Rees Hughes and
Polly his wife. Detts.
IN CH4NCERY
The Defendants John Lyon, Elijah LYON
and Daniel Lyon, not hayingeuteredther APP
pearance and given security agreeable 10 the
Act of Assembly, and the rules OF this court
and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that they are not inhabitants of this
state on the motion of the Plaintiffs by their
council, II is ordered, that the said non-res-
dent defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in November next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and thata copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted in the Nirginian, paper
edited in the town of Lynchbnrg, for eight
weeks successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the courthouse of
this county.
copy--Teste
CALEB TATE, cfc.c.
august ~. 4
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Jas. WIS & WalA'er Dejournett,
Trust sale OF I.ana.

Rf virtue ola deed of trust executed to
-, - the subscribers on the 18th day of June
81 ny Joseph King and Kitty, his wife,
anu'eW Lewis and Margaret his wife, of re-
.",n !" .ne clerks office OF Montgomery
pressed, We will expose to sale. At mill a' ~
ton, for ready money, to the bipbnst h;d %"I
on tuesday the 18th day of November newt IL
being court day, on the public square, i. the
town OF christiansburg, Montgomery court ~,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
farm Minis.

TIME subscriber barring leased the FARM
i Mills, in hs county of .4mhcrsi, takes
his method Of nfOrming The public, that he
~ishes TO purchase uhedt, 10 be detrered either
q. the said Mills, or al his Lunber-h0ase, in The
touH Of Lynchbsrg, lehere the best cash prices
that the Richmond market piH Justify, miL al.
'eaysbe giren Those pho choose TO hare their
odent ground on commission, can be accomno
dated on the usual terms Of milling
HENRY s. L.4NGHORYE
NJ A liberal price will be gwen for Sc
cOND MILLER
%xx 80. 5l9y
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Lottery and Exchange Office, IA, Markct-si
BALTIMORE.
Where more capital prizes have been sold
than al any other Office in America
Orders from any part of the United States
by mail Post paid or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF the Bal
lmore Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and pnnctual attention, as if ON personal ap-
plcatien, addressed To
J. / COHEN, Jr.--Baiiimore
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Y aluable Tract ofI.0NN

known by the name OF Vause's, or white
house, Containing by estimation, 800 scr.s
more or less, lying and being in the said
county OF Montgomery on the south f,rL ~
Roanoke, and the waters thereof Tha wi, ~
scrloers Will convey no other title than that
vested IN 'hcm by said trus, daed ''''''
M 1,,d,i B. CHARLTON, !
Sept. 10.
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Ahe real Estate

o' 'heH 'e''Htor, is OF such value, that il will
oe heeess" to sell it, in order to make dyi-
s'on' u'io er the act OF assembly, in such case
mace and provided, netice is hereby given,
'hat application will be made TO Amhert
COW ty court, for authority to sell the same
~ the presence of the parties interested "a
especially desired on This account. The sa,,.
scr'6ers are anxious 10 close their administra
,lon on the estate of their tes,ator, and there
tore request the attendance of the narties in
lerested, thatno delay may be made in that Oh.
ject. JESSE RECk
CHAS MONDAY, EAHs'
r. D. The terms of the sale will be for all
sums oil 10 aud under it, cash for all sums
over II IL months credit, with bond and az
proved security. Persons indebted TO the e..
,a'e' are requested 10 make prompt payment,
as longer Indulgence caunot be given. Per.
sons having claims against the estate are re-
9nes'ed 10 bring them forward for payment
interest will be1equired from the date of tie
'ohuS II payment is not punctnallv made
49,. { { n. ; ra"
'u'' @o' wtds 81
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b he Presided qChe Jni.l siules ]:

By tie PrcSided cfdie Jnit.d Si0tfs:
N pursuance of law, |, JAMES NoNRoE,
j President OF the United States, do hereby
declare and make known, that public sale
will be irrld at the Land Office 1T Franklin, IN
the state OF Missouri, on the first Monday ~
December next, for the disposal OF such of
the lands situate within the district OF How
ard county, in said state, as haye=been relln-
guished to the United States prior TO The 1st
day of October, 1891, under tie proviftnns OF
the act passed on the I'd day OF March, 1871,
entitled " An act FOR the reliet OF the pdrcha
.ers OF public lands prior 10 the 1T day OF
July, 1870 as are situate in the following
described townships aud fractional townships,
lying uorth Of The Missouri Eirer, and west OF
the fifth principal meridien, viz
In township A. to s4ineiusi,e, of range II west
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
"A Valuable Stand.
August 90.

TNHE Subscriber wishes TO dispose of
i that noted stand for public house, in
New London, at present kept by Mrs Ann
Miller
The numerous Inducements which It offers
are so obvious as scarcely to need detailing.
II is situated on the great western road, so
much trequented, at j ! miles from Lynch
burg, immediately on the turnpike, now com
pletsd that tnr. The house is large and com
manding, and admirably calculated for enter
talnmtnt; tie out-houses in good state of
repair the yard recently enclosed and neatly
set with trees, the garden of nearly two acres
highly productive, the lots, attached To the
property, by their .neatness and fertility add
ing equally TO its value and ornament and,
besides the other out-houses, an ICE-HOUSE
which never fails TO Keep ice throughout the
season.
In addition 10 the above permanent advan-
tagcs, it at present has the accidental though
highly important reComme ndation OF being
III the greatest repute for the excellent man
ner in which il has been kept by the present
occupant II is deemed useless to enlarge
further on its desirablcneSS. Those who may
feel an inclination to purchase, are invited to
come and examine the property for them
selves. The terms willb very moderate, and
will he made known either by my mother,
who now occupies the property, or nv my
self SAMUEL r. MILLER
Sept. 90. pms
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Bedford September Court, 1923.

Bedford September Court, 1923.
John Hatcher, ndm'r. OF Benjamin Hat
cher, dec d and some of his heirs and distrib'
utees, plaintiffs
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
Hugh Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith,
Phebe Haynes, BENJAMIN Greer, Martha
Haynes and Joel Haynes, JOHN Greer, julia
Greer, Phebe Greer, Henry Greer, Susanna
Greer, Edward Greer Kitty Greer, Jabez
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas Smith, Benja-
min Smith, Mary Jornagn and Pleasant Jor-
nngin, john Smith, Eliza Smith, Henry Smith,
samuel Smith, Francis smith, Julia Smith
aud stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell and
Creed Boswell, Henry Asbury Coleman Smith,
John smith, Sauuel Smith, Joseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, Joseph Hale and Phebe
his wife, together with others, deits.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants above named not having
entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules
of this court, md ii appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the court that they are not inhabitants
Of this country, on the motion of the plain
tiff, by hi, attorney, il is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
dry III November next, and answer the plain
tins bill, that a'copy of this order he inserted
IN some one OF the Lynchhurg newspapers,
for two months, and posted up at the court.
house door. A copV-Trstc.
s J. STEPTOE, C. b. c.
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JAMES MONROE
GEORGE GRAHAM.

Con1r of the General Land Office. +
IL Printers authorized to publish the laws
of the U. States in the states of North CARROLL
ma, South Carolina, Virginia, Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
territory of Arkansas, aud Pittsburg, in Penn
sylvania, are requested 10 publish the fore
going proclamation once a week until the
sales take place, and send their accounts Ore
ceipted)t TO the General Land Office for pay
ment.
Aug. 10 lawts55
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Mr.. George s. Holloway,

SIR-You viii please To take notice,
~ that | shall on the 9th day Of October,
1872, nj the tavern-house of Robert Norris.
IN the town Of Lynebburg, proceed TO take
the dispositions ui Joab Allison aud others,
to be read rs evidence an the trial ri = suit
depending in the Superior Court OF thaueery
Tor the Lynehburg district, wherein | am
plaintiff, aud yourself, Thomas ) Holloway,
aud William ". Donsghe, are defendants.
JABEZ CAMDEN.
Sept 90. 4
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Washington YaNern .

THE subscriber informs his friends and
4 the public W general, that he has rented
The house known by the ADORE name, situated
on Third street, atfhe corner immedini,ly ADORE
.uessrs Darid &. Hutiam Kyle's lately occu-
pied by Mr. Henry Norman and that he ,citL
be prepared By hs first of October, to accom-
MEDIATE ROARDERS, and TRANSIENT
CUSTOMERS. From has long experience IN
This business. and from the arrangements he has
made, he .feeis no hesitation in promising to
gipe satisfaction 10 those teho may cali on him.
He returns hants TO his friends for the liberal
announcement uhich he has diready rtceired
in his lime Of business, and sOlcils a coatinu-
ance u their patronage.
ROBERT .MORRTSS.
Set. 26.
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.Ih. Aetltrtand Tint, administrator Of Ca
hb TINT deceuStd

tb Tint, decenSed.
G.IR-You will take notice, that | shall
- on the 18Th day OF October, 1893, at the
Union fiotel, in the town of Lyncbburg, pro-
coed to take the dispositions of sundry wit
ncsses, 10 be read as evidence in a suit now
depending IN the superior court OF chancery,
for the Lynchburg district, wherein you are
plaintiff, and am defendant. In cHse the de-
positions are not ell taken Oh that day, this
notice is to continue from day TO day for
three days at winch time aud place youmay
attend or not. EDMUND TATE.
Sept. IL w4w 9
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TYNE l.OTYENlES.
female HoavAing Mouse

HNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
her friends andthe public, that she has rem
ted heuPper part ofthe tenement, lately occu-
pied by Messrs. Thomas & Daniel Hgcinbnt-
ham, where she intends opening a boarding
house tor the accommodation of FEMALES
aud has made arrangements for the reception
OF or 10 young ladies, and is determine
to spare no pains to render their time and ii.
tuation quite agreeable Her terms are az
follows Fifty dollars per session, furnishing
board, washing, lodging and fire wood.
MATILDA NASH
oeptemncr IL. W2w 6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

DY virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed
ID 10 me by Hampton Haynes, Of record
in the clerks office OF Bedford county, for
certain purposes ia said deeds mentioned, !
shall on saturday the 18th day of October next,
sell 10 the highest bidder tor roady money, at
the present dwelling Of said Haynes,
The .toii0ping Shares,
Viz Burwell man, aud Iris wife binny and
her three children, namely, Milton, Angelina,
and Daniel.
| shall convey such title only as is vested in
me as trustee, although IL is believed 10 be
good. WILLIAM COOK, Trustee.
Sept 90 w3ws
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Employment Wanted.

4 YOUNG MAN. ,cho has hired IN his
n piace betoeea toIT aud fire yours, az
q',aiatcd NTH business, urites n jair hond, I'M
dersiauds bookkeeping and accounts, uistes 10
obtain a situation IN any respectable business,
by uhieh he can make support. 4 line adj
dressed 10 u. and IN at the post office, wtH
inert NTH prompt attention.
Sept. 70. 2tS