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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03

NOIICE.--By virtue al deed OF trust
v executed 10 me by john H. Wright, bear
ing date On the 18th day of April, 1896, and
recorded IN tht county Court oil Bedford. and
70 accomplish certain purposes in said deed
expressed shall on Tuesday the sih day Of
December, 1929, ON the premises, expose TO
sale, 10y way OF public auction, certain tract
or parcel of land conveyed and described IN
said deed lying and being in the county Of
Bedford, containing 5l3 acres, more or less, il
telng the same tract or parcel of land which
formerly belonged to George D0nglasSdec. The
terms otsale will be made known at the time
and place of sale. Tue title TO spid land is he
lleved to be unqnestionably good but acting as
trustee, will convey To the purchaser or pnr.
chasers such title as is vested in me by the said
deed ot trust aud none other.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03

uyoR RENT the SIX iollo~iog tcnemenis
The house aud LOT on main street. and
nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel The two
brick tenrmrnts, as also The wooden onse
nsri 10 Mes.rs Wade ~ Johnson's Office.
Those two iencmonis are well calculated
for small Groceries or Offices The hrget"o
slorv framed house on the hill opposite Col
Rhode. the two story hoosh on first street Al
presen, in III. occupancy Of DIR. Brnzelman, TO
zach Of the lwo last named ienements are at
fsehed line gardens and good out houses, For
hire the ensuing year l2 likely negro men, n
u,ant tharn are Two drst rate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
CARR WALLS,

a Variety of nice, strong and best finish.
IN ed Garry Alls, for sale low for cash by
WIN. BURD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
CARPENTERS

With complete se,ts Of tool, one good water
man, tive god sasoners, ono good osuef, The
balance PRIME field hands.
GEO, HHlILOCkE
Nov. o NJ"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03

Sept. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

OF gay companions aud ed, upcon .cio,s -
the silent soemnity which reigncd within the cem.
Try vi dcath, To This silent abode. The moon w,,
up ana shone with unusual brightness, foating
alonS through the azure air-"She seemed an island
OF the bIest. Never did gaze upon her yellow
lace with 80 deep an interest before.
How often, thought, in childhoods cav hour
nave seen her rise IN the same manner. I them
was happy, and her light was blessed as il enabled
youthful sports. She not altered; the same mvs
ferrous shades that created wonder i'm nv iuven;Ic
mud still remained. Years had not dimmed her
sriendonr, nor decay spread her powers upon her
DISK Through the puthcss fields of mht she nur
suco her way the same unwcaried orb.
stainless was the sky she wandered in; her rnv
and unusually pure, 1t fell upon the white
marble donIes around me, with solencd brilliancy
snpcrativeiy beautiful. The names written on manv
oi tneSe memorials OF friendship lcgibe to the
eye there were many whom remembered in life
'e. had moved IN splendid circles, and were counted
among the wealthy and great-thc stamina of lif;,
were unfolding to them with bright promises OF.
hoPplhe and continuance of life. But death M
weicome ana unhought Of presented to them tho
"i"uuate o. his power-pcadngs were i'm vain tba,,
were hurried to his chamber and laid on n mournf,t
silent soll with the humble But who in sucb mn ~
ssmoiage as tins could be sailed great. What il
'here that can survive the impress of death,
over the relic of my beloved mother M momorioI
stoou I'm" grass grew IN rank uxurance upon il md
Il little Hover, which often twnes Decem5cr's arms
Ptepeu iron beneath the dark verdurc and wastedis
sweetness III the evening dir. | could bnve Wished
1t 10 have bloomcd there forever so MIRO I;J -, voc,
I'M blossom apprarits lonely situation seemed ON,
1rhiatIc of my own-like it, stood unconnec,ed ON
TINS vast theatre Of human ife-anI Gln !, soo,
laust die ~ ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

and oiher enormitics were also committed. There
was an effort made by several of tho state ruvcrn-
meh's and among others by this, and Puebla to Oh.
pose the government formed ut Mexico Saw Pre-
s'dcnt Victoria two of the old minister's and several
Experimentation and the Senate Scotch
had He'd Tins however proved null, rs the army
Is iuy proved to be with Guerrero and the seeding
states have every where submitted and tranquility IL
at last apparently entirely restored Guerrero came
aownt" Pucba Il forwarded us the CONVOY. i;rhtencd
oy robbers OF SEQ 600 or 70 and Ssh per cent
which VIII probably be refunded us in duties On
the o'h INST ne was elected President and Bas,a
meh'e' wee President, by the House of Representa-
yves, ana they will take their seats probably unop-
posed IN April. Nothing more is heard of Pedroza,
ana 'he senate Is assembled again.
81 Anna Is to he minister of war. and is now one of
inc greatest men in the republic. IL has been suppo
sea mat the general expulsion of the old Spaniards
Would be the inevitable consequence of this chance
al rnrty suprcmacy.--But there appears to he more
variety ct opinion in Congress on tho subject than
Was anticipated. and the expulsion may not be total
nc subject is now under discussion. Those to be
sHectcd by 1t, arc however, 80 alarmed. thats mum.
oers are going, without waiting the result and as
they are the capitalists of the country nothing will
Dc dnnc until the question is decided. We mean
therc VIII be no revival CT business until then
Mem Or.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
KITCHEN uARDEN-FOR n,pc,r

Every thing should now be forwarded roI,t;,.o ..
nc cuv"tlon ana preparation OF the ground IN fin
ishng all principal dunglng, digging, trenching md
loVclng rldgcd ground. according as won,od e. -
ing and planting. winch should now bc con,monoJ:
all the principal kitchen gnrden escucnts Co. ,h ''
main crops, particularly the following articles o,
locks carrots Parsnis' rcd beet green beet, wbi,c
beet spinach. lettuce, cnbba re-, savovs couI;g,
broccoli. borc-colc, cole wort usparag,js bcons 49,
kidney beans, turnips, parsley celery Observation-Disclosures
tnrHip-radish; and Of salad, and sweet borbs 49, .'
mustard rape radIsll, nasturtum, borage mariooldr
chervn, thyme, savory, marioram cnr;npJ. s e'
salad. cnry enncl, angelica dill and Some =, bo
FOR successiunal, and first some early crons so,.
IN not Deds rucunbcrs, melons, basil. pirsloip can
scun' cauilower, coriandcr, guords, and small sni
ludinG. ''"'' SUI
Great should he taken that tbo;r Good, $780,.
quite fresh, which is matter Of great iynnortoncn
ana Tor want OF which many disappointed in tbor
principal crops. when too late to sow AGAIN. lilo.
wise to have the best varctios both of sood I'll
piasts of the respective kinds which in ,non IN;
ciPoi SORTS, Is also very material considcratio,
particularly AT this season for sowing md n,n,;.,
the main crops ~ P'"s
When you your different crops 10, !, ho 3,
dry weather and willie the cround is frosb d. -.
IolG'd down, or when it will admit Of rakin0 ffoo,
without coqgnr. - '""'"s ''ooiy
Cauiiilowcr plants chat have stood the winter. in
ildnrS OF borders should now he planted out if the
Mvc'nT Is lnIld' IN well dug ground two feet and a
nan distant and draw earth to those rcnainino under
c glasses, which stl continue over the plants IN for
wordt b"n but prop mp tho gnssos about three incbos
=" "uln,t ar, &C 1--WE mir Hkewseto your cucum.
brr and melon plants, by fitting the glasses behind
one TWO or three fingers BREADTH in proportion 10
INC hcat OF The bed and temperature of The weather
lover Tho glasses every night with mats and sumner,
tna hoat; when you find it declining, by lining tho
rewards the latter end Of tho month nlnn, p,,o
tocs ior inll crop in lightish good ground some
cary KInd Tor forward crop in summer, and large
portion OF the common sorts for tho co1crnI autumn
winter ho =
Is TIC very large potatoes, which Won must chi inio
several pieces having or more eyes 10 each cut-
lng' Plant them either by dbblc, or in deep drills
ana SINK them about four ivc inches in the earth
rant your main crop Of shalos by Offsets or the
smsli or iull roots, set in beds sx-inches apart.
,, cow succosHonal and full crop Of spinach twice
ths month, of the round leaf kind in mn omen silva
ton' or may be sown occaasionally between rowe
OF beans, cabbagcs, caulihowcrs hoysc rad,sb nrt;
chokcs, &C.. ' "'"'
IN this month SOW small or moderate cron ne tho
early Dutch kind of turnps in n FREQ situation P.
Pcat your sowing at two or three different ,ir,es IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
1"rrLE Rock. 4. II JAN. 81.
MORE INDIAN MIR DEps


Inc following is an extract OF letter 10 the Edit
or, from respectable citizen OF Miller county Qutcd
10th inst .4rkdnsas Ga:ette
with deep concern, have TO inform Won, of moro
incian hostlllti"s. Mr.. Whitcsidcs has ,ust re
turned frem trip to the Conache county. His
company! in number, were az kiiied! Mr.. Joel
oyer. oi Hampstead county. among the number
Inc Indians commenced ~adng with them in
seemingly friendly manner, but soon commenced the
work OF massacre. Mr.. Whiiesilcs made his escapc
~ capng down high bluf. and concealed himself
IN thcket, until night. when he returned and saw
The bodies OF his murdered companions. He picked
up lew scraps OF meat, (having no gun,l on which
nc subsisted sparngly 20 days after which he was
days without any provisions, t"fore he reached our
settlements.
These Prairie Indians doubtless intend making war
on The white Inhabitants OF this frontier which is
greatly exposed anil it is to be f AIRED that much
damage Will be done in The spring. if not sooner UNI
less he government Increases the force Mt Canton
ment IowSon It is really singular that it has been
90 long neglected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
RtrDttuottU eco
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1929.

Proceedings IF the Meeting at the Capitol las, erenin
At meeting of number of the citizens of Rich
mont, assembled at the Capitol. in pursuance of
previous notice. to take into consideration the
ely OF appointing delegates to attend meeting pro-
posed to be held in Williamsburg for the purpose of
nominating four suitable persons 10 represent this
district mthe Convention To be held the first Monday
IN October neXt--Gen. Jacqueline b. Harvie was
called to the chair, and Jno u. Williams appintcd
Secretary
John II. Peasants offered the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas, if the Deputies proposed to be srnt TO
W Williamsburg, represent the wishes of their con-
sttucnts, there be need for the people to re.
sort to that mode to give their wishes eficacy and
i shch D pnies do not represent the wishes of their
CONSTITUENTS, their recommendations of candidates
ought not to be, and will not be respected
And, whereas, the effect of such nominations in
other states has virtually been to transfer the cleo
lions from the people 10 managers,
Resolved therefore, That it is inexpcdicnt to send
deputies to the proposed meeting of the district a,
Williamsburg.
Resolved That We have full confidence in the ca
pucity of tho people sect suitable persons to rep
resent them IN convention without the aid or nervcn-
uon OF any persons TO enlighten their Judgment.
Robt. C. Nicholas offered the following rcso,u-
uohs as substitute to the foregoing preamble and
resolutions.
Whereas, this meeting approving of the plan of M
pointing delegates to meet other delegates from this
District for the purpose Of nominating suitable can
didates to the Convention.
ReSotred therefore, That this meeting will now
proceed to appoint five delegates to meet at VII.
hamsburg on Friday, tho 27th March, to consult with
the delegates from the other counties and cities in the
Dstrici upon the nomination of four suitable person.
to represent this District in the Convention to be hello
ON the first Monday in October next in pursuance
OF an act of the last General Assembly.
And on the question being put thcreupon, the same
was carried IN the negative.
And on the question being put upon the adoption
OF the preamble and resolutions, the same was car
ried.
On motion, Resolced, That the proceedings OF Thu
meeting be published in the newspapers ofthls city
And then, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
]. d. HARVIE, Chairman.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
TEEATRE.
Positively the t1st'aight This seas1a.
On MoADAY, TIE 10TH,
WI, be presented the well known Comedy Of tie
COM MITTEE OF THE WHOLE.e
With the laughabe farce Of tho
TARIFF

" 18th the ldIghahle tho
TARIFF,
On, PRorfsT, UPor PKoTrsT,
Already performed here with universal applause.
For particulars. see the bills.
The Tariil'e, John q. Adams,
being his last appearance upon the Stsre.)
The Farce Is supposed to be founded on the late dis
turbance in the South and evidently modelled upon
the 0h play IF ne Goien CasEet, taken from akes-
pearc's Merchant Of Venice. The manager earnestly
hopes for large share ofthn public pa ronaqe uponth
occasion, as ne has spared expense time or abour
III getting up the most magnificent decorations. The
scenery will be entirely and splendid, beyond des-
cTipiun. Among the most striking scenes will be
view Of the interior Of the Capitol Washington s.
Statnc--ihc Hal Of the House Of DccgatcB--Galle-
~, filled with spectators, Lobby, &c. &c. &c.
room once splendidy pnpered with the consttu-
ton Of the United States, but now sadly tattcrcd
and torn.
Sundry orators, the act Of delivering long speech
rs according TO M'Duiie's most approved recent,
drove Of hogs and mules, will actually pass IN
review before the audience their way to s. Caro-
lima.
The same exhibited at market-no purchaser al
though many gaunt looking figures discovered IN
the back ground and farmers mounted upon wrctchcd
looking ponies, with sheepskin saddles and grape
vine brides, and with cowhides 10 their hands.
virginia VIII DC seen IN the net Of firing a mon.
dToVs Pop-gun. charged 10 the muzzc with 6rutuD,
L"lmen, against gigantic looking fellow, called Fec
Raw Fun, who s trying 20 force her into n GUlTOf
Generalization, "without strict rtctojcal pr0prety
This gnph exhibits the most singular appearance in
all nature, having no Aperture, aud how he is TO
get her in puzzles the Enquirer.
Between the Play and the Farce, the celebrated
General Assembly, who has kindly volunteered his
services, will sing The Song The Coio Died q or STATE
Rights. CouNuNicArrp.
Me5 Extract Of a letter furnished by friend;
dated Vp%A CRUz, Roth Jan, 1929.
"Lebato was completely successful in Mexico. and
permitted his troops TO pillage tho ." ,ron." (rets
mart OF The city0 and several old Spanish houses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
MY NOTUER,S GRAVE.

few evenings since I visited spot Of all others
to me, the most calculated to embody melancholy
fcclmgs-the Grave Of my Mother. Invited by the
plc'sanincss Of the evening. nbandoped q circle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
40 M CONTINUED.

Boston.-In consequence Of the numerous nj.
tcmpts by lncendiarlcs to set fire to Boston the cit
zens have organized night patrols for the better So
curity Of their property.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
Elegant ertod from Sermon Of the Rev. .Toseph
EjU1cis

EteSo"t eEH"t from SERMON % the Rev. Joseph
EjUucis.
Lot this idea dwell IN yorr minds, That our dnti,s
To God and our duties to man, are not distinct and
independent duties, but arc involved in each other,
the same things; either in different stapes or dfr
ent stations III different point of progress, or circu
stances OF s'tuatlon-What wo call devotion. for tb,
sake OF distinction during its imitatory and instru
exercises Is devotion in its infancy; the virtuo
which a'lcr time It produces, is devotion in its
maturity; the contemplation of Deity is devotion M
rest the execution OF his commands is devotion in
acton Praise is religion in the Temple. or in the
ChurcIG industry from Of duty, is religion
III tDo SHOP, or m the field commercial integrity is
religion in the mart; the communication OF coHso-
Iauon IS religion in the house Of mourning; tender
attention is religion in tho chamber Of sickness
paterna instruction is religion at the hearth; judicial
justice - religion on the bench patriotism religion
in the public councils.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

Mr.. Film, whose works on the Western coupir,
have acquired much popularity, Is about to publish
new novel entitled the lShostonce Dnflc,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

bALiEoati september IL
fatal acciden, occurred Thursday morning
O'clock i'on the Circumstance of small bay schooner running
int the Steamboat Columbia The particulars Of distress
ng event have been communicated by passenger
was on board the Columbia and eye witness OF the
The was ON her ay from the District TO
This city, and when in tie Bay, few miles below Bodkn
foht, small schooner coming wind
wh sails set The helm Of the nut about so as
to avoid the schooner, and there evidently look
the part of tho latter she hailed from and
desired I" change her Immediately afterwards tic
machinery OF the steamboat stopped but bf the nsma
aecncnt OF tile schooner, tie latter ck the steamboat
head of one Of the guards, and being small she ran
der H. carrying away OF the guard supports st this
meui, 'oourod WIN the deck of the sciioOnc
aud believed to be asleep ,siau,arcoy killed. and
white man who was coming Of her cabin severely
crushed that he died about daylight the accident
occurred the mooo shining brightly the Columbia had hei
light up, and on her upper deck there men, including
the officer Of tho night the look tho
tncty coming towards her aud every precauon which
could be taken was adopted TO avoid her Measures for the
relief Of those board the promptly taken and
she was ,owed back to the city by the steamboat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
MARTM a NEWS.
PORY OF KIC;ffhJONIl.1
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
snip London, Brown, Havre, with tobacco and -four. q
Ship Gov. Fenner, Blanchard, for Leilh tobacco
Ship Courier WoL Rio, -four.
York
Sailed, brig Dawn Norris, or Passport, uod ob Gen Jack
SON. Woeford for York
The sehr Walter Hycr, Seward, honec at Orleans,
19th ut
The sclrp Porter Goc, hence Pensacola, lii Agg.
NEW YORK Sept I0--Cld sehIs Far.Play, Norris; Exit,
lowe Francis Davis and Chccteld Beasion, al r Rich
inond
Ard, schr FAINTER Philips. 3 ds an Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, sept lied, scir Virginia, Chambers,
Richmond
BOsrON. Sent a.-Arrd brio Diomohc. I'm Richrnnnd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

The scarcity continues on the Corn Exchange The pr;ce.
Of Flour folly high last wes New Gene see yhss
has been sold NJ Iet Is The prices Rye and Corn
are fully nlanininedec is the increase Of
demand Sperm Oil has become scarcer, may he oote
at 81 cts for Summer and 10 30 for Winter with good
demand Ashcswerc up Monday $i30-bt arc now al
Sl273 the closing price Of last week. arrivals have been
Com. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
TRUST SALE

" Real ard Personal PyoDexfy.
PURSUANT to the provisions Of deed of trrr,
ron Robert C. Smith for the benefit of JOSEPH.
hiiams, TO the subscriber, hearing date ON the 18Th
cay OF April, 1929, md of record in the clerks Of
.ices Tor the counties Of Henrico, Goochland ARD
new Rent, shall by the directions OF the said yf,
mans proceed to sell at public auction to the hiohe1t
oidocr, LOT cash, on the I5th day of the present
month, IN front of the Bell Tavern in the civ of
Richmond, the following real and personal prooc,,
TO WIS One undivided fourth part of u frracf 81
Land, containing $40 acres, be the same more or
ess, lying and being IN the county of Goochland the
right whereof the said Robert G.. Smith derives nv
inheritance from his grand father under his wnf
one UNDIVIDED half In house and lot in the city Of
kichnond and fronting the present residence OF the
eidef Dr. Cav; one undivided fourth part in Sc
verai lots ot land IN the same city, near the Poor
House, ana "a which several two parcels of property,
A-t mentioned, the said Robert c. Smith derived ,itie
by inheritance from his grand father as aforesaid ono
undivided fourth part of the following slaves To vjf.
hechael, Matilda. Mary, and Silvy and To which Tho
said Smith derived title in the same manner AI+n
ali the interest OF CTutchfed CIuInp in his mothers
estate IN the county of New Kent and which ia con-
Veyed to the said Robert &. Smith by deed of 70
cord IN the Office of New Kent county court AlSn
one negro women named Bctscy, one negro hoy
named William, two horses and one cart and ali the
household and kitchen furniture mentioned in the
said deed.
Selling trustee, shall convey only such tai.
rs Is vested IN me, which title is believed to be gond
sept 5-St ROBERT C. SCOTT Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

The sentence OF the court in the case of Ceorne
Swearingen has been received by His Excelency the
Governor OF Maryland, and the Warrant forwarded
to the Sheriff of Aleghancy county for his Execution
to take place on Friday the ecnnd OF October
next.
On the 9th day of Sept. 1923, lac murdered his
wife, and on the 9th day OF Sept. 1929, warrunt for
his execution was forwarded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

We ssove, however, the advertiser rs the keeper Of
a public garden.
"DocroR ANDREW KiLPArR,cx canaot longer
comperendinate retributing his cordiack Trunks TO
CODA and Labyrinth Garden. Should they continue
20 peagrae over his ccdevc and anthology, to avoid
the excGndcsccncc OF the city, the Doctor assures
them that they will never find him unamalistcal,
stentorophonck, or cacochytnical."
ECONOMY.
Sfa.ai,i from the Gsrnaa.--Frosn nsnFies Iaq0rer,,
After the Mixers life was past,
lie found himself IN the flames Of he'll,
.Alas" he rnusserrd sWhat shameful wasep,
81 s'One half this fuel would do ms we'll" '.. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
The GE,YifLIi5 SI(jkR,
TORTUa WATER.

TENillS agreeable c0nipOsiiop which SURPRISES any
y of the imported Cologne or Lavender, Is obtaii-
cd from plants which grow IN the southern paris 81
the United States. 70 Is an excellent and nnld cos
nictc, nvgorating the nerves refreshing and beaui-
fying the skin and removing The rookles, and mary
other disorders Of the face. il also contributes 10
perfect state Of heulth, by eountcractng nnxous csa-
latiOns, and fortiiyiug the debi,stcd fbros. AnO-
Their supply rcceivedby :. Ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
FIVE COMMANnMrNrs.

EFiraetcd from Hlc JACKSON Dccu!og7r.
Thou shalt not think but as we think.
Thou shalt not speak but speak.
Thou shalt not read but as we read.
Thou Shalt not vote but as we vote
THOU shalt not choose, but shalt take what we
choose for thee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
N. YORK MaRKET-seo, :

Uaisesf STATES Bank Stock at Men YORK, S7.tenl
a 1854; Exchange on Lsndon, 100 a 1921.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

The annual State election la Vermont took place last week
ne Windsor journal gives from townships,
which the aggregate for MIR Crafts, anti
ddaic Tor Governor 1895, aud 70. Al Doole the Jack
son Candidate 122--.Naf. {Ht.