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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01
FHolo 'Ciii1ens Of Hdi6rL


The time is rapidly experimenting when
j, viii be tour duty, rs frremtn, tasreereise
one OF The hjghrst privileges with Which
yun are blessed hy the constitution. On
the first Monday III November. the choice
oftlro!orsi 10 be made by the irccholders
OF Virginia.
YOU are called on by every consideration
fhat can operate upon honest and indrpcu
dcm mnds-by every Incentive that should
lead lreemeu To action, tn honorable and
manly exerii0n, to attend the election as
upon tins occasion thu f., tholders nr the
state have il in their power Ia say, whether
by sHhmltting ~ the will df iunto, they
will surrender their electoral rights, or. D.,
feai,cSsly opposing the GAUGES nrinciple.
they viii iuIse for them elves, and cxcr
cise upon then own judgment this high
prerogativc.
This is the question nov depending be-
tween the Virginia lrecholders ann thew
representatives in Congress. Aou are Ill
rectly called upon by the operation aud
influence "t the late caucus 10 Washington
either t. submit To be dictated to to be-
todd yon are incapable of iudRing for your.
selves: we are the proper Judges, and W,
viii say lof whom you shall yote--or, BY
yew free aud independent suflrages on tht
day of election, To manifest 90 the world
generally, and 10 your members of Con
9ress particularly, HAT, although you hay,
never been AT the city of Washington, you
understand your rights, and wifi noi b,
deprived Of them against your wills,
Whenever il sil,ll be conceded, fellow
citizens, in this land of frcerrn, that YOU
public agents, appointed to trg'slale for
yu1, may With impuniiy dictate 10 you
and, by their official conduct deprive w,
OF the elective franchise, you VII iose you
characters 81 tfcemen, aud become, in fac
End indeed, slaves,
That the national caucus las IN, friend,
OF Mr. Crawford are pleased "a ,ntscaIl il
was intended - have this Tendency. and
that, in lis consequences end effects it viii
substantially lead ~ this result is as mani
fest and e,ident as mathematical demon
stration. Counteract, then, fellow citizens
this violation Of your rights-thi' unprece
drnted trcspass upon your freedom an,
your privileges. Preserve YOU consiitu
ton & .hy open manly & honorab,e ress
tance, declare tothe world Tia, yuu apprc
Gate Justly the dressings of liberty, ny nob
offending the fabric from such unholy Ell
croachmcnts.
We are the advocates of the people
sovereignty. We are unwilling 10 see the,
abused, and never will ta,aely acqursce i
the exercise Of usurped power. We ar
opposed TO every stretch Of over an
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01
From The National Journal. !

ap IA free man, MIR. Force, and an
meriAn. | lent hand in '76. supp
you know what that means feel lhtts
fore, that | have right to know "hos u
be President after Monroe goes OIL,
mean TO give my vote to none but s ~,
ling, clear grit, .4merican. am to'd ~
Crawford is an american and that ne Wa ,
born y F!rstsai2' My object at P|es''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-13
RusSORAH ARABIAN.

THIS beautiful Horse will stand the ensuing teeson at
Cures, IN the county of enrico, IS miles below Ric
mond ami 10 above City Point aud will I've lie,
$40 the season, IL paid ster the LIST Of August when
the expires SS5 81 paid before that time
$50 o lie in ioaland III to the groom
in
head ri the Persian Gulf by Dr. Colquhoun of Bombay,
formerly OF Bussursh aad by him sold the
Ogden Of New York, who imported him from Bombay il
the ship orao, IN the autumn OF 1872 since which Time
he has three in the ci New York.
his colts esteemed Of great value lie is Of the
ny breed, cast held in the highest estimation by the
Arabs well for their symmetry OF form for their
city for the endurance of fatigue Bussoroh Is beau
tfu Sorre possessing strength and graceful
The premium awarded Bussorah at exhi-
ton Of the New York County Agricultural Society
fill OF 1920 being the finest stallion in the statpThe
following is extracted from the of the committee
horses; ave have not only different times before,
subsequent appointments, the au,hori-
ties within our reach to the characteristic points
properties of the Arabian horse; and from the whole
our investigations we OF opinion that uSsorah is of The
best east oi Arabian horses that his form and action
perfect, and that he WILL opinion add greatly
to the value OF our stock of horses"
The subscriber has obtained this valuable horse of his
owner Mr Van Rans of New York, for season only,
and has by his desire limited the horse 50 those
who DESTROYS of breeding frSm him will therefore do
ell their early in the season. which will
commence tue let day of March. Bussurah covered so
in 1922 40 of which produced foals are
remarkable for their great beauty aud fine bone are
not deficient i'm size.
TIE Subscriber will pasture risk OF the owGers)
such left with the horse and when reaur.,l
will feed them grain at fair price, will every
precauiian 10 proven, accidents and escapes.
u The original documents proving the genealory OF
the Arabian in possession, and will be shown TO
any who may have doubts his being genuine
Arabian The documents alluded to- too long for inse
ton in advertisement.
WADE MoSDY, Jr.
Curies, Feb Ip, 1924 ao-w,r
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found by IheJr turbans and vide ,rowsers,
that the crew were not American. They
were very polite, and conducted him along he
gang way, through file of ser, ants, white
and black, into The after Cabin, where he
found venerable looking man, with black
beard, lcling upon a. cushioned sofia
His appearaSce was more like that Ola prieet
than that of a commander of man of war,
and while asking the questions commoo on
such occasions, he was served with coffee
and pipes, by his numerous servants. He in
CURED if Capt. Bradford had plenty of prov-
sions for SO long aNoyage as To Boston, and
offered in case there was any want, 10 supply
him with pleasure with any thing ON board
the lrigaie. He then wished Capt 3. good
passage, left him and pursued his own course
Phil. Gnz.
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IUnY IIOLCONIRE

- ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and The public,
that she has opened house OF private
in the upper end at Charlotte county, Immediately
main road leading from Lynchburg Charlotte Court
house ilamplen Sidney College Prince Edward Court
house and Farmviie 30 miles southeast of Lynchbrg
miles northeast or Campbell Courthouse 10 miles
OF Charlotte Courthouse, - miles southwest OF j. Edward
Courho"se, 22i in the direction ilampden
College, "a miles from Bent Creek the leading
from that place 10 Coles ferry Staupton river miles
ooert Hunters Taveru ~ mile from the Red House,
the road from tha, place Lyncbburg. Tins
epnverient distance from the road consisting of maBy
apartments, which will render conodous accomn.
eating fnies aud from past experience she fiaers
self thai ihos, who her with their patronage,
will receive such accommodations will be satisfactory
March %. IO6-w4w
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. -
oh Tor my bright and faded hours,
When lie was like summer stream,
On whose gay banks the virgin flowers,
piushed in the nlurDing rosy beams
o. danced ur~n ,hr stream that bare
IT'S store OF rich ,,erirnle along
While the wood robin poured on air
fne rrvlShipr i-iights of siny.
The sun looked from his lofty cloud,
while Towel its sparkling water, fliri
Aud went upon his pathway proud,
And threw n brighter lustr,s there
Aud sIai'ed upon the golden heaven.
And IN The earih' Get luN einsss,
where light and joy and song were given
The glad aud FAIRY scene to bl.ssi
Ave. these were bright and JOYOUS hours,
When youth awohe from bnl hood, dream;
To see liie's Eden dreS>t, in flowers
While Young hope baSked in mornings beam,
Aud pruilarvd thanks To heaven above,
lWhile glowsd his fond and gratr Gu breas,J
VIII" spread ior him that sceas OF love,
Aud made him so Supremacy blcSt.
That scene OF love-where hath il gone -
Where hath its charm and beauty sprdl
My hours OF youth that DER me sln,ne-
Where have their light and splenior 1ed,
Unto the silent lapse Of wears
Aud am left ON earth 10 mourn,
AMI ann let ~ drop my tears
Ger mem rvs lone and icy urn,
Yet, why pour forth ihe vaice OF wall,
Ger feeiihg'> blighied cnronai
Ire many gorgeous suns shall fail
snail he gathered in my pail.
oD my dark hours Gu earth are few
aiy hopes are crusbed-m, heart i. riyeni
Aud shall SOos bid lite adieu,
TO seek enduring Joys an heaven
is2i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-13

WE subscriber respectfully informs he public ar The
citizens Of Richmond and Manchester that he has en-.
gagged The large coDniudious buildings belonging 10
hessrs Sonhgates situated in front Of The Capitol Square
and near the city Courthouse.
The propretOfs have contracted. commence nmedi-
atey with the repairs, aud make them thorough and
complete.
The main rart of The building will I've opened and kent
asa genieel BOARDING. HOUSE. under the care nd alien
ton OF manager and servants well acquainted with the
business Gennemfn from the country having business 10
transact IN the Guy will find this situation elevated airy
and convenient, and be accommodated With board tie
day week, month, year. stable oser will also
be kept the premises
The wing cfthe building will be fitted up for nm ACADE-
N.Y. the plan of which viii be matrcd u few days and
offered for the consideration of the public Unul The A.
c1demy shalt be carried into operation tie subscriber viii
receive pupils and undertake 60 instruct them n the several
branches Of au English edueaton embracing The liahe.
Fuafcs.
6enuemen who in favor or establishing an Academy
w The metropolis Of The Old Dominion, on an efficient iier-
al and permanent plan who disposed encourage
the subscriber in his erfaking are invited ta corn mimi
cate w n linn 90 tte SUBJECT. cuiLE5 TERRELI.
March 20. fN5. M
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q sod, yellow, gli,terlng rold 2,


North Curoitn. Gotd.-Wc have several
times noticed the Gold Mine ssidto have been
discovered in North Carolina, many years
ago, but which has never been worked much
unit, the last year. Benjamin &. Baker,
merchant oGthia city, has this morning brought
to our Office variety of specimens of this
precious metal, in its virgin otatr, amounting
in all to abou, 100 penny weights. Til.
Gold IS generally found in coarse dust, from
the size of mustard seed to that of large
bean. But Mr. b. has a single mass weighing
3i5 penny weights, and bar weighing ego
penny weights. These two masses are worth
more than 500 dollars. There have never
been any specimens of gold from The mines of
South America, equal Ia these-ths sight of
them really makes our fingers itch while writ
ing this paragraph. Several years ago. there
was single lump of gold found in this mine,
weighing upwards of 28 pounds a,oirdupos,
valued AT about $1,000. ". Y. Com. .4dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-13
KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT TO the provisions of deed trust executed
to Us 10y John g. Litepage, of the r-uny of Hanover
We sha sell by public auction the highest bidder for
cash. before the front door Of abe Eagle Hotel in the civ
OF Richmond on Monday the 26ih day OF April next at "
O'CLOCK ~ dirii not fair, at hour upon next fair
dayiSlO acres Of land (nore les lying and being on
the north side of MAIN Lickingoe ayette county
IN the stale Of Kentucky The absye land was granted 10
the said Ltepage 10y Charles Scott Esq Governor of Ken
lucky, 10y giant barring date the day OF
1911 the land said he fertile and of great value
We shall convey such title vested in us y the deed
above mentioned RICHARD MORRIS, 1,
JAMES LYONS, Jr. trustees
Sale will be conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE
March 20 io5-tds
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NOTICE TO BUILpERS

PURSUANT TO of Assembly nj its last session ap
thorsirg the building Of an addition the Lunatic
Hospitals arn W pursuance OF which law the Under
signed appointed commissioners nv the court Of directors
said Hospital 70 contract for the erection ofa twostory
DITCH hose 80 by % eet With an abasement story in
crmity Of plan which uay be seen at said Hosna
tee Is hereby given that proposals will be received until
me 90 uny o. aPfi next 10 contract for the
whole TO be finished in neat substanfsand
manHer with materials the best quality
no. McCARDLISH, w. r. BANKS
JAMES LEE, gro JOVRISoH
March 90. JESSE COLE t0e 900
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GREEN SPRING FOR SALE

iS estate situated on the James river. nearly eous
y dtinces Tom Richmond aud Norfolk contains 9qgi
acres pi lnnd The dwelling house hut brick s large
and comnodious, and attached 10 Is every necessnrv
building AZ short distance Is sprug 81 water and
an orchard OF excellent fruit Tile quality OF the land IL
Eeueray good and large proportion covered with vrv
valuable timber convenient % the river. estates nos
ses greaer advantages than Ibis II is offered nj reduced
price ana on long crcdt.Nr. VIM Al ZONES residing NJ
1reensFfing viii show the premsrs-Appiy 10 Mr. James
ID. hiddle % Richmond, or 20 WM. L. ROD8sON,
March g. sNV ln klexan6Js.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
ON Friday the 9Th ut. my servant LEWIS absconded
~ he rs bright mulattO, about three
wears OF age, about five high
had on blue coat and panaloons waistcoa
white cotton shirt blue and glazed hat;
took with him, also. black fur hat about hali-worn
will give 20 Dollars for his delivery il caught in town.
and proporonabe increase il taken beyond limits OF
tue city aud brought to secured in amy Jail that
get nm again. bought him of MIR. Holiday, agent for
Mr. Cary of the county of Gloucester which place he
VIII probably attempt 10 get. lie away about TWO
years and unprecedented in WILLIAMSBURG on his
way To Gloucester, being furnished with forged pass.
Richmond, March 9. EFF JERMAN HAKER.
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hInrch %.
To The Shareholders in Me Upper .4pPOmaifOr

To The Shareholders in the Upper .3ppomgifOr
Company.
NOTICE hereby given hat election Of trustees for
~ the said company, will be held Monday the 10Th
May Farmvile in the county of Prince Edward.
On the day and nj the piace, will he sold
puc auction all the desqseut shares in the said conpa
provided the OF such shares do
The sale pay.he balance due thereon. We would
earnestly solicit the shareholders in said company attend
the eecon in person 10y proxy without majority of
shares he represented election TAKE place We have
believe, that who have purchased shares
tLa said company have attended 10 their being reg
lary transferred the cnrPanys books. Without this
they cannot he known by the company shareholders
Those interested requested atterd ~ this subject
Satisfactory information he obtained y applying 10
Samuel u. Morton, clerk Of the company Petersburg.
RfCHARD ". VENABLE,
THOMAS A. MORTON,
April G. t09--8t JOHN GRAMMER.
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10 Jesse Oirea and Am 3. lis me

10 Jesse Oirea and Am B. his JJiJe
N1AhE notice, that shall proceed, The 20th Jay May
next, the tavern of JORDAN u ,ilcn. AZ rowhatau
Courthouse between the hours o nine in morning aud
six in the evening aud continue day day until
finished To take the dispositions of Abner p Kerr 9TH
To- he read evidence the trial of suit chancery
nov depending in the county OF Pow herein
am laiun. and aud Hughes Owen and Peter Lrsueur
ate defendants; when and where YOU attend II you
think proper. DAVID LESUEUR.
Mar D.
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RAILEY'S COAL PlTs.

rEuIS wen known estate In the county of Chesterfield
Virginia. and within y miles Of Richmond, is offered
r saleor lease Nv Of sale part will be received in
Weston lands negroes One Of the prOpreiors will be
he premises or IN the vicinity from the Of NAV un1
The last OF June next CHARLES RAILEY
AprI2 IO3-iiJe RANDOLPH RAILEY.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

WILL give 20 dollars reward IN any person that win
= secure negro man named STEPiIEN in Louisa Jail
or dtlYer MIN To me IN SpOttsylvapa county near New
ENrket lie went on after my hiring him last January
LOUISA court lie small yellow fellow and worked with
NJ Richard A. Perkins fgr several years past in the CITY
oi Hichmond PoWhatan and Cumberland counties lie Is
perhaps lurking about Of above named places
WIN free pass lie is good mason, ditcher and
shoemaker THOMAS MiNOu, G,.r,i;,,
March 2g zoe q, ~
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NOTICE.

ESY virtue of deed Of trust executed Ms Thomas
- Taylor and Lucy w. bis wife the Of Noy
1919, which is 81 record in The Clerks Of Ienriro
county, and 10 obedience order Of the Unifed States
court fifth circuit and Virginia district, SHALL ~ rus
ices, proceed to sell At pubc auction Thursday
day OF May next 10 the highest bidder cash. IN all
sums under $50 dollars upon credit Of - h ~ months
all above 80 dollars the purchaser 20 rve bond
and security with dssd upon the property
payment OF the purchase money part Of Lot 67g ON
street, aud part Of Lot No. 7O7 on street And ON the
following day At ~ o'clock the residence NJ said III
TAYLOR all his household and Kitchen furniture four
wheel carriage aud pair OF horses mich cows &C.
&c. Sc h. w ROOTES,
u. WARWICK,
April =. 1924 fOb--fds =. H. HARVIE
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NOTICE

u the effects and claims the late firm OF Edmund
IA Taylor CO. have been assigned me-
by deed from John the surviving partner bear
ing date the 18TH December 1928, for purpose therein
torth and recorded in the office Of the
the city ct Richmond Those indebted 10 the said
are requested TO make immediate payment the
signed, who alone authorized settle the
WILLIAM GlLLIAr.
February
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April 9.
TIE T DIRECT0Bs OF THE BOARD

OF fUDLIC WORKS OF VIRGINIA
RE hereby notified that meeting Of the said Board
N will We held at the Capitoin city of Richmond on
the second Monday in the month OF May nezt being the
10th Of the said MONTH for The purpose Of appointing
able aud experienced engineer (ef another ats three
erPeriencsd and u2iciO eonnsones aid the civil
gineer of this state asceTaning The best practicable
most expedient Improvement in the navigation from the
Maieu's Adventure Falls the mouth of Dunlop's creek
&c &c las directed 10y the act Of the General Assembly
passed tue 8tl instant entitled IN authorizing loan
for the purpose ~ Iafea InipyOvementD aud of taking
into consideration airy other business that may
mted To- them.
By order Of the President Of the Board.
J. BROWN, Jr I'd Auditor.
March %. 1O5-tqU
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J ELM II. TAYLOR

Il
rs receiving from the Hannibal and other conveyau-
Il ces, useful assortment OF DRY GOODS:
amongst which are,
Superfne cloths and caSSimeres
London hats and umbrellas
COMPANY dig bandanna handkerchief
Madras and other do.
Striped and checked crayats. fashionable style
White and striped jeans and satteens
Angola casSineres aud striped Granderels
White and colored Marselles
Circassan bonbaZettS and Denmark satteens
Blaek bombaLine and leyantue
Irish linens, lawns and hollands
Do. sbeetings and diapers
Ladies' white and black cotton stockings
Do English and French sill. do. Iscription
Gentenens silk, and thread hosiery OF every de
Ladies and gentlemen's gloves. good assortment
English and Italian sewing silks and grapes
Spool and hall cotton
w H.. osnaburas and all colored threads
Striped and checked cambria ginghams
Blue and white fancy prints aud plates
Superne cacoes printed mu>lins, rich zephyr patterns
Cotton and jaconet ambrics well assorted
Plain and tamhourcd null and book nusins
MusliH robes and dmiiies
London piRs and needles, improved quality
Linen and cotton checks and bedticking
few MerinO shaNls-cheap
Linen cambria and paBkeens
advances. Iso,
large supply of German Rolls BurIaps, osnabures
and Ticklenburgs, moderate prices.
April 9. 'iiO-t2t
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VfRGiNiA LAND OFFICE. March 81 ~

VIRGINIA. LAND OFFICE, March "a. ig2L
IN conformity with Of The General Assembly Of this
Commonwealth, entitled An 90 reduce into one acf
the several acts concerning escheat0rs" do hereby make
known oil whom IL may concern that certificate has
een received this office from the escheatOr Tor the county
OF Harrison. Wherein appears, that by inquest held on e
iah of February G2i certain tract Of band containing
two hundred acres lying IN the said county Of Harrison,
Booths creek and ~ whcIi certain George Carson
died seized thereof; witch land conveyed 10 said
George Carson by Evan thomas has escheated 20 tie com
). RopEFTsoa, Jr. Peg. l. or
Arr - i0c-a6w
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m. TATE Il I'D.

DIG to inform their and The pubc gen.
ID crafty that they have on hand thei safe store, Mar
fef Rrre, Richntnra large and complete of
LEATHER, Of tcr manuiacturcin quantities to suit
purchasers-cousisting OF
Calf Skins
Upper
Harness, sc. &c. &c. and
RET 5uai, New York Inspection
all which ey offer CHnnic sgrnte with che TINS
They wish prOrurr 800 cords o Oak BARK, delivered
at their Tannery, just above the ArmOry.
Cash given for hides.
49, III
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NEW GROCERY

Joseph A. WED (,ecenty oftie firm of Ro. r. Glinn
- Coz has tken The store two doors above the Bell
Tavern where he has hand and intends keeping
eai assortment OF GROCERIES, selected particularly
retailing including some superior old Wines Teas and Lii
quors.
His friends and the public generally respectfully
ved to CALL as he determined to sell athe lowest posi-
be prices.
Every article offered shalt be pure imported and with.
out aduiteraton.
March so. 1O7--wfw
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'hE subscribers surviving Trustees OF Tompkns aud
Murray, have authorised Mn John Tompkins collect
The balances due the late firm of Tompkins Murray
Persons inehted said firm, and those who
iure been employed in collec debts due TO H. are
earnestly requested TO settle their accounts.
+. n NICHOLAS, lr
K. ANDERSON, S''us"es
March
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ColHissioners Office Gloucester The parties interested
Courthouse, March -, 1924 }are hereby mortified that
have appointed Thursday the 10Th day June next 70
commence the duties required by the foregoing order Of
the court on which day 10 O'Clock A. M they re.
CURED TO attend at this office with such evidence may be
necessary III support their several professions.
Apri! g I08-w8w TIL AbIORY Com
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THOMAS TRIPLET'T,

THOMAS TRIPLEIT,
1ITORNEY at LAJy, FRANKFORT, (KEN.)
M ILL attend the Federal and State Courts holden that
w place and will undertake the collection Of money
the investigation OF land claims where in Kentucky.
For Information he refers Members of Congress from
that State TO some of whsm he is personally known
February 10. S5-3m
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Boshb,gfoH, W,rch 18Th, 1924
SIR,-Aher the uooiina'ioH of VI. Irish - Mar.
ha of tie Western District of Pennsylvanla w the
Winter OF 1871, my cUlleggGe, DIR FlDday, aud o3