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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.
HAAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co., Auc,ioneers and
n " Commission Merchants, Richmond, offer for sale
800 hhds w. I. and N. Orleans Sugar
40 bbls Porto Rico do
100 do Loaf and Lump do
20 boxes steam refined loaf
so do Havana White Sugar
90 bids New Orleans Rum
10 Antigua do
pipes Cognac Brandy
q Hollands Gin
100 hide New Orleans Moaises
100 &" Yves, India do
$50 bags lava aud Green Coffee
O 300 quarter casks Malaga Wine
10 boxes Champaign do
Is sacks soft-shsll Almonds
6 ceroons Spanish Iudigo
600 reams Wrapping Paper
500 wiring do
so bbls mess and prime Beef
10 Tanner's OIL
l Pipe Olive do
40 hhds and tisrces Lamp do
30 bbls Albany Ale
100 do Baltimore Whisksy
100 half boxes Window Glass
20 boxes Sperm Candles
400 bbls No. Maekerel
200 casks cut nails
40 cases Fur Hats
Chocolate, Fig Blue, Pepper, Pmento &c
DRY GOODS
1876 pieces fine and superfine black, blue, mixed
and fancy .colored Broad Cloths, from 81 so
TO SO 90 per yard
Cassimeres, Cas,ineus, billings, and superior
Nank nS
80 pieces brown Linen--fOr pantaoons
4 cases Roueu Cassimeres
9 cOlored Cambrcs
81 lowprited and superior Chnts Prs,s
Bingham aud Baii4ls
Indigo blue stripes and Plaids
baes u .i,ish Ojnaburgs
l do Teklinburg
l do Buraps
IL do Navarines
do lint. Shell Combs
ALSO, large assortment OF superior and gilt
coat and vest buttons, pearl shirt buttons and stud,
hardware cutlery tenders shovel and ongs, brass and
steel pans, periumery, soaps, &c. SC.
June 7. S-w6t
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NNTAS committed to the jail OF York County as
Wv runaway, on the I'd day OF August, 1880, light
mulalio man, who calls himself Hubbard SEMI lie. and
states that be was borres in the county Isle OF Wight
10 the Stale OF Virginia He feet 10 inches high has
the back part OF his left Leg just above the
Joint, appears to be about % years Of age lusty light
hair, white or grey eyes, and Gays he is dcher by
trade Ii s rumoured | believe, that he Is a slave.
The Of said fellow il desired TO come forward,
prove b, properly, pay his charges and take him away
or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
WM VAIL, Tailor Of York County.
May 10 I-wsw
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1881.

IN CHANCERY.-At Curt held for Mceklen-
IL burg County, at the courthouse on the 20 h day
OF June, 1881.
Rober, Y. Overbey, admins ,raor Of John Cox, jr,
deed. P,d
against
Drury one Def
The defendant not having en- ID his appearances &C.
cordipg TO the Ac, OF Assembly and The Rules OF hi-
Court, and II appearing to the saaction OF thu court
that he is not an inhabiant OF This Saie Ga motion q
The plaintiff by his Attorney, il is ordered that the sale
defendant do appear here the lst day OF ptsmber
court next and enter his appearance, and snswer the
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be inserted
In Que OF the newspapers printed in the Town Of Pc
tersburg or City OF Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessivey and posted at the iront door OF the court,
house OF said county, Copy. Tes,e,
VIM. G. BAPTIST, d. c.
July L. l5-wSwe
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HRELL TAVERN FOR Rent OR LEASE The
- Bell Tavern Is offered for Rent lease, and pos
session given the first day Of October next this estab
shment Is situated near the entire Of the city, and cal
culaed to accommodate large number of persons
with we'll OF water in the yard. The premises are
well known, a more particular description is deemed
unnecessary--for terms apply TO AMOS LADD,
doors tVeJt Of The IA Banks
Richmond 9th Mo; June a. 13-U
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FHNO CLERKS OF COURTS.-If subscription can
n be obtained 10 justly the expense, propose TO
publish, 10 the course Of few months collection Of
fe most necessary forms of process, orders decrees
SC in Choncery proceedings. Such psrsons here
tore, as may wish TO obtain copy, at price not to
coed hye dollars are requested 10 communicate their
wishes by mall post paid without delay
WILLIAM G PENDLETON, late Clerk
Sup. Court If ChdncJy Richmond
June IL. iI-St
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Noitoway, June Ii.

THNEN DOLLARS REWARD --Ranaway from the
h Subscriber living in Chesterfield county, on the
22d day OF May lasl, negro Toy named MATTER
SON, sixtcen or sevebt yars # ags, tall and we'll
proper ioned spjghtly appearance, light completed,
fine iuli head OF hair, with very noted scar above end
INN edia'ey uLder one OF lis eyes, not recosc,ed
which, ocsasioned from burn when o email child.
will give the above reward to any person that will do
liver him 10 me IN Chesterfield county, or him
10 Jail 90 that shall get him. II taken ov Of the State
Fly Dollars, upon his being confined in JAIL and i'm.
formation tTansmitled 10 me, 20 that may get him.
Al mas ers OF vessels aud others lorwarned from
has boring ear6yirg he said how away their peril
June "a 1O-m4AE RORERTSON TURPIN
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v Dounce TO the public, and especially the custo.
mers Of this establishment, that breach produced in
our dam by late Freshei, which resulted la a
temporary suspension OF manufacturing operations and
in the interim prevented compliance with various or
de,s received from customers for cotton yarns s re
paired aud that the establishment is 10 full opera
lion again Such orders shall be forthwith promptly and
strictly attended &c, well all others, with which we
may be avoured We fee justified 10 stating that cur yarn
still maintains hs reputation for superiority Of quality
TlMBERLAKE s. J. & J. B. MAGRUDER.
May II. 4&wd
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EHUFFALOE MINERAL SPRING. Lying in
n > the county Of Mecklenburg, Va, about miles
above the confluence of Dan and Siaunton Rivers, will
be kept the ensuing season by The Subscriber, who
will endeayor make visitors comfortable As the great
and almost universal remedy of this water in most dis
eases is well known II is deemed necessary TO point out
the various complaints in which il has proved sautary
Those who have visited this watering place, speak IN
the highest terms Il; which is the best recommended
tion that can be given. JOHN SPEED.
June IL IL 2aw9w
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AND FOR SALE.-ln pursuance OF a d, cree OF
~ tho County Court of King s. Queen in Chance
ry-pronounced on the 10 day OF May, 1881, in the
case OF Churchill A. Hodges and others, aga inst the
admor and heirs OF VIM. Stone, jr decd, shall, al
King Queen August Court next, offer for sale the
said Cour' House, the first day Of the said Court to
the highest bidder upon credit Of six month"; Except
much as may be necessary pay the costs Of said suit
and expenses OF sale, which will be required in cash)
the tract oil land in the SAID bill mentioned whereof the
said VIM. Stone jr died seized and possessed-This
tract contains upwards OF two hundred acrcs-has upon
commodious Dwelling House and suitable cut hou
ses-The land is of good quality, and lies contiguous 10
the said Court House.
E E1THA a GAMES T' Commissioners.
July L. I5-td,
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June II

I'm CHANCERY.-A court held for Prince Ell.
u ward county, April 18th 1881.
Mathew Gibbs, Pitt.
against
John Keeling, Taylcr Wootton, James Price and
Herry Stokes, Dsfdts.
TIE defendant Keeling, not having entered his sp-
pearance aud given secriIy according 10 Of the
General Assembly and the rules Of this court, and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court, that he is not
an nhabaut Of this State; the mo ion OF The plaintiff
by his attorney, IL is ordered that the said defendant
kssng,do appear here the 6rsi day OF August court
Dex', and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted 10 some one Of the pub
tic newspapers printed 10 the city Of Richmond for two
months excessively, and also posted the front door
The CouH-houss OF this county. Copy. Teste,
May 20 wSw" y J. WORSHAM, O c.
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T8JWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-EIoned I

'FHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARDED from
n the subscribers residence, in Notioway county
near Morgansvile, on the Let day Of last November
yellow fellow, Damed POMPEY, who was purchased
of Captain S'ib Thorn pson of Dinwiddis He IL sbou,
hity years old; five feet four five inches high, toe
raby stout made OF thin vsage, large and full eyes
rather dposed to show his front teeth, has some
a down look, and slow 10 speak when spoken TO,
and generally pleasing counteDance. Sumo scars
may be discovered about his neck, aad believe small
under his right eye.
In all probability he has obtained free papers and
passes as free As the spirit OF Internal Improve
men, calls forth much additional labour, he may posi-
bly,, at this time, be employed in of your great
works OF Safe or national Improvement TO ascertain
which, Superntendants will please 10 make observa-
walton and ioquiry among their hrengg.
The above reward will be given for the safe delivery
Of Pompey to me, or ten dollars will be given for ouch
Information as will enable me TO get him again.
DANIEL CLARK.
Noitoway June Ii. 10-wSw
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By the Governor If the Commonwealth of Virginia
II PROCLHMHTJOW

AMJHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the re-
w presentation in the Senate of ibis State, by the
Resignation OF Joseph w Chin E'g., member of the
Senate OF Virginia, for the District composed OF the
counties sof Stafford, King George, Westmoreland,
II chmond, Lanea'er and Northumberland Now,
therefore, / John Floyd, Governor OF the Common
wealth OF Virginia, do hereby authorize and require
the Sherff' OF the counties respectively, composing the
said District to cause Election to be held, for their
said counties, at the Cour, day thereof in the month OF
August next, to choose suitable person TO represen,
the said District in the State SsDste oding to the
Constitution and Laws OF this Commonwealth.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
[SEAL1 lesser Seal o! the Common alth, at Rich.
mond, this 1Ih day OF June, 1881.
June H. 1l-w4w JOHN FLOYD.
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an RS. JAMES NJ JoHNsTON.-wIl board Eight
I'VE or ten young ladies, If early application be made
a, her rofidepeo on g. Street, Shoetos Hill.
June IL. It--u
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I'D HOUSTON, DENTIST has returned to this CITY
Il for few days. Those wishing his professional
services will please call Immediately.
June 2S. l4-3t
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u cult, and Eastern District of Virginia, June 3rd,
1851
David Buehau and James Buchan, adm'or of James
Buchau, deceased, Plf..
Benjamin T,,on, late Sheriff of Stafford, and adm'or
de bons non, with tho will annexed OF John M. Dan
lei deceased, Robert b. James admir- de bonis non Of
BENZ amin Jame', deceased, the same Robert B. James
aud John NJ Daniel, ada ors de boris non, with the
will annexed Of Robert Bushan, deceased, the same
Benjamin Tolson, Peter V. Daniel, adm'or de bonis
non. with the will annexed of Travers ine deeeas
ed, John Moncure, adm'or with the will annexed of
Of Walter II. Daniel deceased. late administrator Of
the said Traver. Daniel deceased, Lydia Tristoe and
Amos Trisioe, execurix and OF Thomas Iris
'oe' and George Banks late Sheriff OF Siaf,rd, and adj
son, Travers Daniel, Thomas Tristoe and William Ball
were the suretes OF john NJ. DaoieI, deceased, and
Bspjamin James, deceased executors of Robert Buehan
deceased the same John Moncure, administrators with
the will annexed Of Walter r. Daniel, deceased, and
John H.dsmsn, which Walter II. and John sure
ties OF John Al. Danel one OF the administrators
boni, non, with the will annexed Of the said Robert
Buchan, Mary James, John j. Demot,, and William S.
James. sureties Of Robert b. James, the other ad mr.
Robert Bushan, and the Mary James and
John j. Demot,, sue.ies Of the sad Robert b. James
administrator de bons OF the said BENZ aman James, de-
ceased, Defdts
1t appearing to the Court, tina, the defendant Amos
TrstOe, one Of the executors of Thomas Tristoe, de-
ceased, who was of the sutees OF John Nj. Daniel.
and B4D amin James, executors Of Robert Buchan, de-
ceased, has removed from this District after the
vice upon him of The subj oa on the original b-and
that the defendant john j. Demot, one of the
sure.ies OF the defendant Robert ID. james, who was
OF the administrators de bons non, with the will
annexed Of tbs said Robert Buchan, deceased has
moved from this District, after the service upon him
OF the conditional decree entered in this the
rules upon the rgina bill against him and other de-
fendans and before The service Of the subpG seire
faca'i therefore, il is ordered that the slid Amos
Trisios and John J. Demou appear here the fire.,
day OF the next term, and shew cause, if any they
why this sui shoulI sand aud be revived and
proc sedsd in against them in the of the present
plaintiffs, and answer the bills 10 this and shat
copy Of This order b, forthwith inserted in news
paper published in the city oil Richmond, for two
months excessively and posted at the from, door o the
capitol in the said city.
Copy. Tosie
RICHARD JEFFRIES, Clerk.
July 8. I6-gSw
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I'm CHANCERY.-A' Rules holden in the CT, Ik's
n Office OF Louisa County Court at the Court House.
on Monday, the 9th day OF June, 1881.
Margaret Pondexter, Pitt.
against
with the will annexed of Hggason C. Dickinson dec ID.
Dsfs.
The defendant, Robert Dickinson no, having entered
his appearance and gwen security according 10 law and
The rules OF this Court and il appearing from salisfas
tory evidence that he is not nhab tani of This State
On the motion OF the plaintiff by her Counsel, IL is o.,
dered, that the said defendant do appear here the
frat day OF September Court next, and answer The
plaintiffs bill, and that Copy Of this Order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond for two months sucsessiveiy, and posted at
tbs front door of the Cour;HouSe Of this County on
some Court day. Copy Tesie,
JOHN HUNTER, G. L. c.
June IL. 10--wSw~
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-Pur.
suani to the last will and testament OF John Shell
ton, decd, the subscriber will sell by public auction
TO the highest bidder, Inc % day Of July next,
the premises upon credit OF twelve months, the
tate in the county OF Hanover Of which the sad John
Shelton died seized--Tbis estate conaios about 1913
OF Land and lies upon Totopotomoy Geek ia The
county OF Hanover, about ~ miles from tho city Of
Richmond and eight from Hanover Couri. house, and
adjons the lands OF Thomas Gardner and ohers-abouI
biiy acres Of the land are creek low grounds.The i'm
provemens consist Of barn aud the usual out houses
and comfortable two story brick dwelling house
Bond and security with deed Of upon the pro
perry, will be required of the purchaser.
EDWIN SHELTON, Amd'or with the
Will annexed, Of John Shelton.
N. B.-Tbe subscriber now resides upon The above
farm, aud will take pleasure in showing IL 10 persons
disposed to purchase. $. Aim'or.
All persons having claims against the estate, heirs
OF the sell John shelton, will present them duly
ihencaed, TO James Lyoos, E'q., Attorney at Law, IN
the city of Richmond, by the 6rst day Of December
next. EDWIN SHELTON AdIn'or with The
VIII annexed, o. IOhn Shelton, deed.
June ~ Il-wtGs
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July 8.

n NIX WOOD ESrATE.-To be sold, that well
HL kuown and highly valuable estate in the county
OF Culpepsr, Va about 80 miles from Ere iercksb Org,
late The property OF Mr. Carter Beverly, and after
wards of John S. Thornton, but in the occupancy
Of Mr. John Browning, who is going to England. The
estate is well known for the fertility soil and
beauty of its situation, that particular description
unnecessary. The M sion House is in excellent re-
pair and is happily placed gentle emneDce in
the n.re OF the property Ii is bounded the East,
Northeast, Morrill, and Northwest by the River Kappa
hammock, on the banks VI which lie 700 of
fertile Land, the most part river bottom, at present in
the highest slate OF CIVILIZATIONS and covered with uxu-
RANT crops OF clover The surrounding upland produ-
excellent wheat Rye and Oats, and there 10 a suffi-
likewise, the singular advantage of small stream pass
ing through it, which iaIls, that all the fields
are we'll wa,ered, and there is capital Mill Site,
which formerly stood Merchant Mill and Saw Mill
The farm buildings, barn, corn house, Ovelseer's
house, Negro Quarter, sc. convenient dis
lance from the dnsion House, and afford the
pie accommodation
This property will be sold by public Auction in June
next, 1882 altogelhs In suit the pur-
chasets, should il bo disposed of 10 the mean time by
private contract, and ample lime will be allowed foI
the payment OF the purchase money. L. is presumed
estate ell calculated for the residence OF a
ueman, account Of the beauty Of its situation AID
substantial Improvements cannot he found 10 Vrgiuis
IL 10 estimated to contain about 1891 and IL
mafkable for the saubry OF its air and the absence
marsh and stsgnant waters
Letters, pos, paid may be addressed to the Proprietor
at the Post Oics, Sevensbutg, Cupeper county, Vir-
ginia, and the premses may b. viewed at any time.
The Winchester yirguian, National Intelligencer,
and Constitutional Wing, requested 10 publish the
above times and send their accounts to this office
for eollsc ion. July 8. I6-4i
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NOTICE.
STANTON RIVER LAM Enp GAIT

STAUNTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
VNHE representatives off che late Hugh Wye, de-
- ceased. being DESTROYS to remove to The West, Of
iers for sale valuable tract of Land, containing 535
acres, Of which l5S FIRST rate low grounds
The larger portion OF the high land is in woods
we'll hnbered, aud would produce good tobacco and
grain This tract OF land 10 situated 16 miles OF
Halifax COURTHOUSE, in the fork of the River and Diff
eul. Creek, miles below Moseley's Ferry, aud ad-
joining Friends Ferry. This plantation /, wsll-wa,er-
cd healthy and beautiful situation, good Dive ling
house, ouhouses. good barns, aud in good order or
many conveniences and advantages OF this place, is
deemed unnecessary as il is Presu9able, mono will
put chase before viewing any person wishes to view
tho land, il will be shown by Mr. Brooks, the Over
seer. PHIL w. WILLIE,
WILLIAM ALLEN, and Others.
p. ST. have for sale, $50 acres Of good table
land. all 10 WOOD on the water. of difficult creek con-
venient to the above n,ioned River tract within one
mile Of two Girs and Saw Mills. G. A. WILLIE.
Juy5 1856
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NtCUHU IUUIIOT.
% The Editors of the National Intellig neer and
Telegraph, will please publish The above advertise me
once week for three weeks, and send their account
TO he 81 Auditor for payment
June "a. l3-u2w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-10

behind them. A vast quantity of arms, NUM-
tion and baggage foil into the hands oil inc
conqueror.
The Grand Visier wishing to preserve an
the advantages of this victory, learnt that mo
rebels were attempting to rally and iortny
themselves at Babou Khan, near Kieuprulu.
A prompt movement was directed against this
khan, where the enemy being suddenly attack
ed had not time TO think of defence. The IA
cha of Scodra was there in person; he escaped
with his attendants, abandoning all his tents,
wagons and effects, which have been seized by
our troops. In these different actions, they
have evinced great in,repidity, and in all their
lnanGuvres conducted with admirable precision
II is said that Mustapha Pacha lad arrived
safe Mt Ushub, but we have nothing certain as
cut off on all sides"
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SOMETHING ExTRAoRDrNAuY. Mr.. Hamilton
who has obtained the First Sizershio in the
University OF Dublin, has been Jliad fran lis
urn. in what manner he acquired his extra.
ordinary classical knowledge is not stated but
the fact caused much astonshment liz College.
Ills Latin was beautiful. English was read to
him, and he translated extcmporanoously.-
some Of the Examiners read wrong to Try him,
and he immediately detected the imposition.
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RECOVERY From THE EXPECTS OF CARBoEIc
AciD Gas, OR DAMrs IN WELLS. The Ravon---
ma papers contain an account of the restoration
of Two persons, who had been suffoCated with
tEis deadly vapor, by the effusion of cold wa
tor. Tho circumstances of this occurrence are,
in substance as follows: A son of Mr.. Vial,
of Copley, Medina county, liz descending into
a well, which his father was eXcavating, was
observed TO fall lifcless his father attempted
to rescue him, but met with similar fate nm
other man who was present, started in pursuit
of assistance, but during his ABSENCE lady on
visit to the family, seized pail of water and
dashed it upon tho head of Mr.. Vial lie i'm
mediatcly revived, so as 10 be able to place
himself and son in the tub, and they were
drawn ont together, by the exertions of the TO-
males. The son was also restored by SINH
lar application of cold water but was very i'll
for several hours. The experiment was after
wards tried upon chicken with similar sue
cess. The knowledge of this remedy is not al
together new to medical science, though il has
unfortunately been, perhaps, but little used in
practice A remarkable instance Of tho beneii-
cial effects of this application, occurs at tho
Gr0tt0 del Cane, in ltaly-a cavern, which at
all times contains stratum of carbonic acid
gas, rising few inches above its floor. 1t has
long been custom among tho guides to graft.
fly the curiosity Of visitors, to take along dog,
and deprive him of animation by conining his
head in the gas. After all signs of life have
disappeared, the dog is plunged into neigh
boring lake and quickly recovers.- Ohio paper.
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hNKcDoTE. Coming down Broadway nm
evening or two ngo, we saw n jolly tar, who
might in vulgar parance, be called drunk.
me aoGy was not quite broad enough for him !;
suddenly he made lee lurch against confec-
tonary shop, and did some damage to the glass !;
out rushed fair dame, eagerly demanding.
" Who will pay me for my panes :" "Who
wlh pay mo Tor my pains o. hiccupped the tar
exhibiting a bleeding cheek ard scratched
handy. Y. Mercantile .qduertiser.
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TIE WILD FLNN. This plant grows on the
II has hollow or bag.l leaves, so formed ms
10 make little reservoirs Of water, the rain fall
ing into them through channels. which close
at the top when full and prevent il from oynp-
quart Of water. r
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health here ?" said hearty old Grn,or ~ liz !;
friend in Broadway. "Dont know" said he
5lieve its quite sickly dO,on town." :" An
what's the matter! 7" Cant tell. | went in.
to store where they sell liquors the other dav.
only for short time, and while was there rs
many as dozen very temperate folks called in
10 take 'alnte brandy and sugar'--tley fell
quite Haoeu. "-.feo Haoen Herald.