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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

tHANCERE.- AT Court coy,in,ird and held
Il Tor Buckingham County. the 10Th day OF Nov 1929
isham Sctuggs James Scsuggs, Samuel Scrugss
WIN Nowln. aHd Jane / his vile and pcly Srrugps
rslict and widow Of Allen Scruggs decd. pIGs.
Against
Archer Scruggs, Valentine ScruCgs Branch NunnaIIv
and Polly is wife, and John Mos and Elizabeth bjs
wifi, Dnns
The defendants Archer Scruggs, Valentine Scrugr.
Branch Nunnaijy and Polly his wife not having entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the ACT
oil Assembly the rules of h Court and appea ns NV
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants a.
This countyI, IL ordered that the said defendants Il
appear here at February Court next, and answer the
b OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order h..
forthwith inserted in The Richmond Enquirer for t,yo
months successfully and posted the front door Of The
rour'-houSe oi ms county Copy.--Tesp.
Nov. 10. 62-wSN' r. ELDRIDGE, in d. C.
II N CHANCERY Court held for Louisa (Tonn,,-
n. at the Courthouse, OH Monday, October the I2ti
1920. WY '-''''
On the motion Of Stephen +. PulIiam one of the chill
dren oil Zachariah PuIiam, decd 1t is ordered that
John > Fleming, administrator of the said Zachariah
Puam, decd do appear here the first day of Jana
ny Court next and shcw Of any he cam WHY his
letters OF administration said shall not be re-
voked and that copy of the said order be published for
two months previous thereto, in public newspancr
published in the city of Richmond.
Copy. rcste,
Nov o. 5G-wswN JNo. HUNTER, c. l.. c.
YIRGLNI1 STATE LOTTERY
~ NOR The benefit of The Richmond Doch Con,pcn,
d Class No g. TO he drawn in the Civ oil Richmond
on Friday llth inst. I two o'clock r. NJ.
90 Number
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

tliE subscribers proposed school will omen ON ,he
Il lstot January next, aud he will continue 10 re
cevc the offer of Pupils until the number aches 30
that being his limit Lest the in his former alver-
iscmcnt may not have been noticed, he will repeat that
may are, $3.50 for the scholastic year of ten months
One vacation only, will be given from the Of August
to the LIST OF October, during which the board will be
SO Tor those who chusc TO remain. Half yearly nav
mcnts will be required in advance These viii dfsx
all expencss, except for apparel, mcndinc books and
stationary. The two last will be furnished if desired.
Tor cash. on rs good terms they be procured else
where; while the mcnding be done at very riloy
cost by scmpsrcsses in the neghbourhood who will re.
ceivc and deliver their cloajhes when required. The
various branches taught and the methods pursued will be
such give the Boys all the requisite preparation for
entering any OF the Colleges Universities in the Uni
ted States But their moral education will be made the
primary and paramount object OF attention.
~ H. Direct letters (poSt pajt) 10 the subscriber al
Richmond, until the Convention rises; afterwards to Elm
Wood, Essex County, Virginia The distances 20 this
place from the the following well known points are
% miles north OF Richmond Is cast of Tic BowIing and
81 south of Frcdcric burg. The steamboat Patnxcn
passes within l2 miles every Thursday from Bali
more and returns from Fredericksburg, every Saturday
JAMES Nj. GARRETT.
The Editors of the National Intelgcnccr and Freder.
icksburS Herald, will please insert the above.
Kim Wood, Essex County, Va. oct TO- 45-w2m
teSEhECf SCHOOL.-My School viii be continued
~ The ensuing year. The course OF instruction will
embrace the Greek and Lain Languages Mathematics
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use of Map. and
Globe: English Grammar English Compositisn &c
hr School will commence the 25,h d,y OF Janiiarv
1850 and terminate ON the 10Th day of December io
lowing.
There will he vacation Of four weeks commencing
on the 18th day oil June.
The charge iOr board, tuition, wa-hing lodging and
mel VIII be one hundred and ten dollars pavahic one
halt on the St day ;June 1890 and the oher halt on
the LIST day OF December following.
The discipline OF the school will he parental and a.
much and Kindness will be extended 10 BOYS cen.
hded TO my instruction, as TO my ci ildren.
No boy, more than 10 years old, will he admitted
into the School unless he shall be personally known
q dem
My residence Is remote from the haunts Of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy. 1t is situated In
We county OF Louisa IS miles from Richmond. aud the
| Ike distance frcm Fredericksburg The stage from
Fredericksburg 10 Ca ter-vile passes by my residence;
and that irom Ricucnd 10 ar isonburg within short
distance OF IT,.
Letters 10 me should he directed 10 Garlnet's X
Roads, louisa. WILLIAM NELSON Jr
nov T. b1-wli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

ri OTICE-Just received, and Tor sale, at the Pen,-
tentiary Store, supply of Negro clothing manu-
acurcd at the institution also large number of Shoes
the prices OF which, have been lately reduced
oct. 10. I5-G THOMAS NELSON p AP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

Il OVER SECTION of THE JAMES RIVER
IA CANAL--.NOTICE-A persons interested
are hereby informed, that ID. l. Bradley Lock ,yer
al NJ hiien's Adventure is authorised and empow ere
10 demand and receive on behalf and in the name of
the i'FesiPnt and Directors OF the James River Com
pany, the Tolls payable by Law oil articles rec.v-
ed by, or dc!vcrcd from ba.csux other vessels nav
igang th4t part of the Canal and River between the
Locks, THE lower arch and the Locks at ~ aaens
Adventure, aud passing and repassng through the last
mentioned Locks.
BY order Of tn. President and Directors of the James
River Company. J. BROWN, JR. 81 Auditor
Nov. 90 q, Iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

NOTlCE-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section of
the act concerhng the Armory, hereto anncxed-"And
be II further enacted, that the Executive he authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what the arn,oru
buildings and Land attached thereto, can be Sold cx,
changed leased for term of years. and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result of thor enqu-
ry." BY order of the Executive
Wm H. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929. March H. lOI-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

p ANDOLPH'S REPORTS vol 9th, of cases ar
n q gued and determined in tho Court of Appeals OF
Viginia--just published
Completes Sets of the Va. Report,
Journals ei the Conventions of I775-C and I79s
Journals OF the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from 1875 to 1880 inclusive
Henng's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated 10 increase the Public Library of ,e
State, may be had of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
WIN. Fl. RICHARDSON
oct. s. i4-tf Clerk of the Council and Librarian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

ANEHHLE EDUCfIYO.E--.5EsS Elisabeth Ba-
a con grGtefa for The patronage IF generous plib-
nc, tenders her services at Laurel .6eado,c The resi-
dence Of the Subscriber in Chesterfield County, about
are spelling, reading, ,crting, arithmetic grammar
"nd geography ,ciM the oftbc globes The terms
are $50 per scholar for tuition and 75 far board each
codrdcrJ furnishing her bed, SC. She tciH com
mence on the sh Of january nert, and trH gipe rn
cation Of foe tceeks ia SuUmer Payment 10 be made
hGf yeariy SAMUEL PATTESO.N:
W %. Strict attention ,oiH be paid to young La
dies morality. oct. b. jeff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16
20 .gr K,,rons 60


Renthh'e-l consider the attack of 81 bbbv Hfs.,,f
uF1' lae Eeagatc from Northampton Gen Parker ;L,s
a unworthy OF the expanded sentiments he prossz tn Nh
nIe lie could have passed enceni, ,pon rr W;nsc,
sPeeoh Wtnsut deiractrg from THAT the mr'r (r,m No,
just. ~ "'FPi'odOie' aao un-
agree that III opinion tho superiority of repn,eat ,
n @ aEar county representation IN the recent detri
c mas displayed 50 much talent and comnandea so gret
snare OF public attention Though residing in third I;Ns
Gnty am hec to rake this Acknowledgements But, the DIFF
hcn o. Their ground cousciosnss of iis
peIrS un'enaSle ought not to restrain Representatives f
iali counties from struggling to prevent anniIaiop Firv
nave constituents whTT voice is much auIe1 ia tlrIr
nec rs the inhabitants Of large entitled TO
ece fren their agents In this circumstance Gen parter s
nose VINO wtihm stand up for the counties find the my
nca, ana tie command, for their efforts orgarae the
lion, no alternative. ~ ~ ." onattfs
as Tor The Particular speech which ysIr :.
eelglacd rade,' embraced all that can he s,d - &
OF that side OF the question II bod and rnspIv ~ ,S
and commanded IN most eminent degree the attento s I
Rouse For myself wondered THAI much could he sst T.
DeaD OF MEASURE which appeared nae ncapsb,e of @
sustained 1T the merits Of speech are 10 be- festrd L s
ec 'ne one IN question susceiranty allie. 6.r ~
,eots we're striking, and persuaded will ~ , es
hg seSston 81 the conventou W. t1s Legislature e
Po'es against tho iiberaIity yeur correspondent,
A SUBSCRi3ER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16


n4gSsSII;D, on The 9Th instant tr the Pev W., ~
WI. JAsEs t'FspERsoE of Richmond tn the an,jabbs Nh
AHGts . S"ETH youngest daughter OF MIR Charles S,i,I
AND FOX SATsE.CThe s,ibssTi5eT GIs7s t -
iar IN Inc county Of Gloucester lying ON York rivyr
s' nies below Gloucester Town, contasiug fhre, hna,sz
sna iory-hve acres, independent Of an island m G ;
rus place IS noted for fine fish and oysters ard bas go a.
ihs o. good water The Improvements cnsist of Iurirr
Iouse, &C suited TO small family For terms which viii r.
accol1ouatng) apply TO MIR Richard Thornton Clo,rrs
o, TO the undersigned IN Hanover. HECTOR DAVE
quarterly held for Cumberland cffDfv rho 57S
day OF October 1929 John T. Williams mr. rn. w.
ner W. Price, Jno Price, VIM, D. Price ami 3nrs pr
Phe defendant Warner w Price not having c,,e, "a,
anu ue rules Cf this court Appearing E e,~e-.
SVoeIcc mat be rs Not an nbaan Of this coontrv odc3
N't we sluo oecndan; DO appear here kafr, N1o1a
"a uy neH and answer the plaintiffs bill, tt4t csry
sen IN the city of Richmond for months t.y,
Peu " e mont door OF the courthouse this ro,,n,ru
% a copy Ieste PSCHAR WOODSON, D.
10 The CoEsTIPUrIoFAL WBIs Is pobiisTsd ~ T-s
week, (fuosdays and Vridsys) ut FIVE dollars r, an,
mum, payable in advance.
u For advertsiB rs cenfs suus ~ 10, Is,,1 e. S
hSt 'nssrton and 30 cents foe each continuance ke
onoe! 81 Insertions must be acted fhe Ms
'Hey VIII be Continued and charged aeeordingIv
u All letters TO the Editors Fput he ,.s, .;3 - Ill.,,
viii receive atteutiop. - $500 ~
Wy Notes ~ chartered specie osyi6o psrt. ri -, ~
tire Sotes VII be Tecsved IN payp,en r., s.
ue wing though Virginia or u Starss "a sk goIe, vrJ
pse''eo' apo IeTnlttancPs be made tkroueh In,
pnst Oice At The risk of the Edf,p~s '
" Previous rs a dieeontinuaace of tbe nan-, a1t,
tssfages must DO paid And those VIM nav Sf ~
WI nohfy the Editors that effect; A. kaa,,
scrned '''''" "'ey sue
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-16

on the 9Th instant, t;y the Rey Wn Ia
Aass ttFSpEhsos Of Richmond tn the aniable Nh
aAsIts . S"D youngest daughter Of MIR Charles Smith
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28
CIRCULAR INSTRUCTIONS To COLLECTORS
The CUSTOMS
TREASURY Uepnrtmsnk. Lly 20

Treasury department, July 20, l;g
In consequence Of some irregulsrllie, vhI.
have recently taken place, m regard 10 lss,r
ploymen' Of subordinate officers in some Of b!
Collection Districts, il IS deemed proper 7
state, for the infor nation of the Collectors g,
orally, that no subordinate officers Of ,lc ~
toms can be removed or appointed wihoa' U
appreciation Of the Secretary Of the TrcaVT
previously obtained. When the removal bar
such officer is thought necessary, the Co!I'te
will report the same 10 the Secretary Th D.
reasons; and will, at The same time, non"f
the person whom he desires to employ N .
ste ad; and, on receiving the Sccrciarys apPF
baton, he will proceed to administer ih' q
oessary oath, and the officer will then b. I'si
qua'iHed TO enter upon the duties OF his "''
Compensation cannot be allowed until '''
acquisitions are complied with; and eaH''- /,
any case, commence before the date OF ne "A
When additional officers are thought rr"
sary, the Collector will report fully TO Ns ~
rotary, the grounds Of such necessity, a'q " =
rate Of Such compensation proper 10 be SNOW
Alter pc has received the Secre'arys 'ppV"'
of,he proposed increase, he will nominate =; !.
person whom he desires 10 employ, ana "
pursue the same course as is above pre''''N'..
Where he urgency Of he case require. ".
the employment of an officer be disc'''''',
before The special sanction Of the SeeTe'aN r. r
be obtained, the Collector will suspend 'm "
Ger. and report The case to the Secretary
approval.
(Signed) S. ,. INGhAN
Secretary ofMs Tisr'"s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28

Il have just harmed. by letter from Italy,"
says Goblet in mis- Weekly Poliica al Register,
that my Cottage Economy has been transla.
lated into Greek ! The devils, Sir Jammy
(Sir James MackinIosh) got into your Classic
ground | wonder when Walter Scot,'s 'ilus.
tyions' "onsense will get in Greek"
READING PAPERs.-An honest farmer not FIVE
miles from Ibis place, was asked why he did moi,
father when he died-hesven rest his soul
them through yet."- Berkshire Inner.
LEANING rs THIS CHURCH "A man who had
applied for admission into the church, lwas OBJ
served BY the pastor day OF two after. in a
state OF glorious intoxicstion, leaning on fence
in front OF the meeting house. 81 arm surpri-
sed TO see you in this condition." said The min.
ister--"l thought you were calculating 10 Join
the church" The unworthy appiican, iooke d
up with maudlin stare ant, replied =" True;
did think ABOUT it-and am rather I,i-!eaning
that tody, OWL.
Il Vermont paper says, a town in that State
was opposed 20 the election of Mr.. adams 10
the Proficiency, because as they said he had been
CoSsRxGATIoNAL Minister at ST.. Petersburg.
Chem.
his calls to mind the story of the Kentucky
Tavern keeper and he Russian Minister POLE.
TIcA. While travelling in Ken,ucky, Poletlca
stopped TO dine at Tavern. The Landlord
understanding that his guest was q minister. -
very cirily asked him il he would say grace
PoieticA no; understanding him took for
granted that he offered 10 send him some ham.
near which he vas standing and replied, none
OF that thank you" l-PaLiadium
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28

a MODEST LADY.-A would>be mocc" "
dy pulled ,ne sleeve Of her garment over !.
wrist when physician was about iee',o5 -. d.
pulse. The doctor took the corner o',"H y, :.
and laid it upon the patients arm, s'!n5
linen pulse should have woollen Pn''".
DR.. Wise, the musician, being req"e''I >,
subscribe his name TO petition assl"'' ;" :
pected proroga,ion of Parlimen' ~ Tue ' ',"s,
Charles II. wir,ily answered, No GEN.
i, is no, my business to NEEDLE with 90"
fairs bu. in pnt a tune &c l., il y1u pI.~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28
AUGUST "a, 1929.

August ~, 1917.
The CommI, &c appointed by the Public
Meeting held nn nc 2oih instant, met in the
Cry Hall, and aiop ed The following preamble
ard resolutions:
Washington who have appointed Thomas Al ScHoL-
rIE d her Agent, to receive from the Post Office and
brng such letters papers, and packages As may be
directed to them proceed, heretofore, in man
ner wholly unexc. ptionsbc; and whereas II is their
>ed determination, at the same time, to MAINTAIN the
rights guaranteed 10 them ay the Constitution and the
laws ot the land: Therefore.
Resolred hat the following additional authority be
given the said scHoLrIELD by each individual sepa-
raely:
"CIrr OF WASHINGTON, -, 18
al do hereby authorize IhomaS ~ SchoLfeia 10 re-
ceye from the Poat Office Of 'h5 G, al letters, news
papers, pamphlets, and packages OF any KIND, winch
may at a.y tme be i'll The sal! Office, addressed 10
me, to any person OF or in nv fanny. or - my care
"And do hereby request Va, Post Mss"T 10 lciiver
the him to ms Ordcl; and ,ha' II they ara.
called tor by him or by hs order, th w. detained
in the Office"
ResOiUed, That the proc 2dngs of the lntqthgs of
the ctzes and the correspond of ,nc C''nnAttee
the Post Master Gem raj . lie Post Master ofthe
City, be published in the pu5hc rn,s IT shc tsad CITY
W hereupon the following gen,ie were
appolDIed a Sub C6Mmi,lee for Mat purpose:
George Walters o., Clement l. Coote, {. F..
WIistach, aud Setn J. odd.
GEO. WATrEtSrON, =
CLEMENT T. coorE, Comniitee Of
81 TODD, PubLeai,0d.
C F. WILStACH,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28
$50 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on me u, ~, ,,,-
II June living in Prince Georges county, Nd %s
woman BETSY; tall well looking woman, .DUus
or % years old She expects child about ,ne .% y
Of this month She took with her her PEG .' o,s
ding Her clothing consisted of white , .na tros
dresses. together with country cloth and cT iii N
and bonnet trimmed with pink ribbon. ;fin,
20 dollars for the apprehension Of SAID woa ns, oct
in the state of Maryland, or 80 dollar. Lgn.psJN
the state. HkNhf 'h'
august 15-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28

question as TO the commences of their sigma
lures. They are all verified by positive all :
davi,-many Of them have been avowed by the
signers, in the presence Of clerks OF The office,
Others are we'll known 10 the Post Master him.
self and his assistants.
In the absence Of al! explanation from you
or Doctor Jones as TO The point OF obJeclioh,
we feel no hesitation in expressing our opinion.
that the conduct Of the Post Master is direct
violation of the law, and that it The several hum
dred citizens who have placed their sigma
lures to the power given to Thomas NJ. Schol.
field should each sign separate authority, the
convenience Of the officers will IN no degree be
promoted.
We are a, some loss 10 decide in what mans
ner we can comply with your apparent wishes,
that each individual should establish 10 the sat-
israc,ion OF The Post Master his own identity
ard the genuincne.s Of his signature. II II will
cnmport with your convenience 10 iniorm US
what form will be deemed saIisfac tory; how
many names may be attached 10 The same pa
per, and how our identity and the genuineness
of our signatures may be established, We shall
endeavor to comply with your wishes. Having
looked only al The law. We thought We had fol-
flied all us acquisitions, bu' you rel,r also to
The ms ructlous and regulations OF the Depart
men,, aud the usascs Of ofhcr. with which we
are ne essarily ignorant. We therefore take
the liberty of requesting your directions on the
subject
SIsged by The Chairman Of The Committee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28

Ierna, or Ierne, the ancient name of IreIant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28

ana tne Otner members OF the CoHllIlttec,
letter from The Chairman Of The COMMITTEE by their du
ority. in reply to the toregOing Communication and
TO which anscer has been received by The committee
STA: | am instructed by he committee TO
acInowledge.9e receipt of your letter Of this
dat.
l, would pave afforded US pleasure 10 have
found in /, a distinct impression Of the object
ton which exists, either in your mind or in
that of tie L:ty Pos, Master, to the course
which has been pursued by Us, and by our con-
s,ituen,s. You have inquired of D.. Jnoes
whether he mas refused to recognise properly
authorised ageD and he replies that he has not,
Bu' wba, is proper authorization we are nos
informed, and can only infer conjectural!y.
So far as we are afforded data from which
10 form eou ecturt, II appears 10 us tHa' The OBJ.
lection rests upon the singh ground hat vsri
Gus signatures are appended to the same au>
,hority This was done with view to the
convenience Of all parties; those who affixed
their signatures, he agent and finally, the Posi-
Office itself. We certainly are unable to per-
ceive how such circumstance can 10 any de-
gree impair the validity Of the authority which
has been given We are prepared with evil
dence 10 show that in regard 10 various midi
viduals the Post Master cannot entertain a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-15

At public dinner in Dumfries, Virginia, on
the 4,h instant, the following toasts were drank,
with perfect unanimty and good feeling:
1. The day we celebrate: lime but welcomes, while
memory halows its joyful return
9. The President of the United States The Presi-
dent not of party, but of the people.
8. The Congress of '76: Too enlightenel to be
cheated Of their brthrght-too brave to submit to any
mortal power.
The Memory of Washington: First in war, first
in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen-the
Washington of ages, and of worlds.
The Heroes of the Revolution: Thsy sleep in
death-but their fame shall live forever after them
Memory of Jefferson: The winged messenger Of
light and liberty grooming people.
Charles Carroll of CaTrolton: The only survivor
among the Signers of distinguish
ed patriot and sage Of the Revolution
g. The Memory of Franklin the patriot, the Phan
throps and the philosopher: rs long as farked light
nngs rend the air hunders rol the name OF Frank
lin shall be re-echoed admiring world
g. he lid Domnion: If it be sin to hate tyranny
and tyrants, then are we the most offending souls alive
10 Agriculture Commerce Manufactures: Equal
and imnartia laws in relation to each.
IL. Our Army and Navy: Glorious IN war, respected
in peace--Irue to their country and to themselves.
~ The Ocean, the great Highway of Nations: We
clsim exclusive privileges-we will submit to none
Is. The Politicians of the day: May virtue he their
polar star, and the will Of the people their gide
IL The Ex-Presidents: The highest reward for pub.
lie service the veneraon and love Of agrateu peo
pie
Is The virtuous Lafayette, the friend Of Washing
ton, OF Liberty, and of the American People: We love
him because he first loved us
10 Uur sister States: United IN heart and hand
may we sever but in death
II. Th. American Fair: May every patriot meet a
smile and every foe trown
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-15

We were yesterday shewn a pitcher or cream
jug. which holds abou, half pint. 1t is made
OF wooden slaves. hoped with silver and a
glass bottom The slaves were taken from he
Tree under which William Penn made his trea-
,y with the Indians. We expressed some sur
prize when we were told tina, the Pitcher
had Seen taken TO pieces 20 decide wager Of
twenty dollars, and that one thousand and Sir
s'aues were CON aimed in it. l, was made by
Mr.. Joshua Pebble. aud is the property Of MIR.
John Johnson Democratic Press.