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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-24

NOTICE is hereby given, that the co-parnershp here
toore existing under the firm and style Of overly
dissolved the 2sh day of March last by mutual CON
sentthe said OVERLY having sold his entire interest in
the said to the said Young All persons having
claims against the said firm will apply to s. w. Young
for payment and those indebted 10 the said concern will
please make payment TO him. who Is alone authorised to
adjust and settle the business Of the said firm.
JAMES nj. OVERLY.
S. W YOUNG.
Meckonburg, July 10. Is-w1m
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A1ATSKILL MOUNTAIN HoUsE.-The above we'll

a tATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-The above we'll
" known splendid establishment is opened for the
reception of company.
Extensive improvements have been made since the last
season. to enhance the comforts of its vsers and every
eXeron on the part OF the subscriber and those whom he
employs Will be made to render the stay of vstes
bic lie returns his unegned thanks for the very liberal
patronage bestowed him the last seven years and hopes
10 receive continuance OF the the unrivaled
Pine Orchard. CHARLES H. WE'RE
New YoRK, July 10. ls-wIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-24

DIT AND FOR SALE The subscriber wishes TO re-
N move TO the West would sell his land, lying in about
two miles from the Virginia Mills and three from James
River containing about four hundred and forty acres we'll
adapted to the culture Of wheat corn and tobacco-aboul
one half Of which is cleared and in good heart II has on
every necessary house for the accommodation of large
family and out houses nearly all Of which is new A5v
person disposed to purchase WILL il is expected FIRST view
the premises, which will be shewn at any time by me
living thereon.-Terms will be liberal.
READ BROOKES.
buckingham County, July H. 20-w4w
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Office Of the Board Of Commissioners under The Con:
Uention ,oith Denmark,

UtIHIOI IOttV IyEUNEuTR,
WAsHINGToN, May IL, 1882.
THNHE Board, at the present session. having investigat
IL ed all the claims not heretofore acted upon which
for their consideration; and at the desire
of the parties in readiness having postponed any de-
cson the claims presented by them; it is ordered
that when this board adjourn, it will adjourn to meet
again the first Monday of October next; and that it
will on that day proceed finally decide, well on cases
now considered such shall then be in readiness for
examination.
And as the time limited by law for the existence ofhis
board will expire in few months after its next meeting
il is further
Ordered, That the Secretary of this board notify all
persons whom it may concern, that can be
given, that any claim will be acted upon, which shall not
be ready for examination the first Monday of October
next. BY order of the Board,
ROBERT FULTON, Secretary
May ~. 6-2amS& VITO
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NOTICE 10 the creditors of NJ X Thomas, deceased;
~ have small sum of money in my hands TO be d.
vded among the judgment creditors OF N. X. Thomas,
deceased Apersons having such, other claims against
said estate will do well to present them immediately as
wish to pay away the funds in hand possible.
VIM. ID. WREN, Ser'gt. c. r.
July 10. Ism
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n HANCERY-ViRcINIA.-A Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county, hold
at the Capitol, in the City OF Richmond, Tuesday
June 18th, 1882:
John Robertson Esquire Attorney General of thcsCom
monwealth of Virginia. and the President and Directors of
the Literary Fund, Plaintiffs
against
Jesse A. Strange, administrator of Merew ether Morris,
deceased, Defendants.
The bill in this cause being exhibited for the purpose of
overng the resum of the personal estate Merewe
Their Norris late OF the county OF Fluvanna the ground
that there is person entitled TO take such resdiuum
der the laws of this directing the distrbu
ton OF nesaes Estates and that the vested in the
Commonwe for the benefit OF the Literary Fund;
the motion Of the Attorney General the Court doth order
that publication be made for three months successfully in
the Richmond Enquirer and National lntellgencer, pub
lished in the City of Washington, requiring all persons
claiming interest in the estate of the said Me-
reweher Norris his distributes appear here the
first day OF the next October term aud make themselves
parties defendants to this suit. A Copy-Teste,
July l3. (l9-3ml VIM. c. SANDS, ID. c.
In CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Rules held in the
IL Clerks Office OF Essex County Court, the 18th day Of
June, 1882:
James Dunn, Pltff
against
Walter Jones, otherwise called Walter Jones, exor OF
Catharnc +. Mccall, dec d., and Robert c. Backley
Deits.
The defendant Walter Jones' not having his APP
pearance aud given security according the of AS
semby and the rules OF this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabitant this
States Ii is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the third Monday in September next, and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF this order be forthwith
serted in newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond town of Fredericksburg for months
vely and that another copy be posted at the front door
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr. c.
June 10 Sw
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
IN OF Mary Logwood, deceased, atc of the county of
Powhatan,) requested TO present Them, properly
thencated to the subscriber Immediately for payment
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar their claims
EDMUND LOCKETT, adn,or toih
the toW annexed Of Mary Log,cood, decd.
July 10. is-w4t
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ddnr de bons fine estate of John anderson dec
JULY IL 2O-wtd
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22

THE LAST or THE SIGNERs ls NO MORE! CHARLES CARROLL or CARRoLLToE. the last of tlat heroic hand which declared that these United States were and ofright ought to be free and independent" has been gathered o abc tomb of hs fathers. He expired Na Baltimore Wednesday of last week, at tine good old age oi ninety-fvs. The Baltimore American re- marks-" The only remaining link which connected shis generation wih inc past with that ussrious race of statesmen, phanthropsis and patriots the foand- ers Of American Independence and the henectors oi che world, now. aad Or all time hereaeris broken. The brotherhood of glory is reunited above. and CAR RoLL is removed from she love. gratiuds and vene- saaioa ef ste living, association with the kindred spirits of Washiagon and bis associates. the departed pairiarchs of .bery. Hesceiorsh the Declaration ol I"depsndence s sacred so historypart Ofths mighty Past."
 We have seen tn none Of the papers any notice si she previous iadisposiiioa of Mr. Carol-nor do we learn the immediate cause of his deceass. The lol- lowing biographical sketch is from the Baltimore American :-
 1" He was bora on the 2oth of September, 17S7, at Annapolis is Maryland and consequently was, at the time o h,S death. in the Dinesysxih year of his age. He descended from highly respectable Irish family, who had emgated to this country in the reiga of Wit liam and Mary. Al very early age he was seat to St. Omers, be educated; thencs after short time. he renoved to Rheims te the college of Louis Ls Graad and thence of the best institutions in France foF she study of civil law. Afier becoming well sersed h ths sciescs, hs passed to Losdon, and coasmenesd his term she Temple. for the study of common law. Aher finishing his studies and trav- els hs resarned 10 hs native had as the ripe age ol tweaiysevan. Al this persod the d;seassioas between the mother counsry and the colonies commenced, and were soon alief carried on with great warmth. Mr. Carroll did not hesitate, bat took sides with the low CTS of libeuy. .s,
 1. He wieided ready pen, and was sooa kaowa as one of ,he powerful political writers n Maryland. He Soresaw early that m appeal sO arms must De made, and boldly recommended preparation.
 .s Early ia l776. he was seat as one ef eommis- sOn to Caaada, e sduce she people of ihat province so join us tn opposing the msther eon"'Ty The dis asevs which bad previously beaIien our arms in thaa 4uaEter rendered the misaisn iReeetuaI He return
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22
COMMUNICATION.

We the undersigned, being Commitiee for visiting and examioing te several Schools in this School So eiey beg leave 10 make these few observations the subject of Education.
 We perceive great waat of uniformity in regard to tho different Books and modes of instruction. Every teacher, partial his habits, recommends what ever books he peases. This practice s attended with much rouble the scholars, and expense to the parents.
 We have neither the power nor wish to impose an arbitrary system of education but we venture to re- commend the following Books be used in our Com mon Schools:
 I. The Elementary Spelling Book, heinz an abridg- ment of the Amesicaa Spelling Book, by Noah Webster, IL. D.
 2. ZRtrodscton fO the NatiomGl Reader, seleciion of Easy Lessons, by John Pisrpont.
 3. The AmericaR First Ciass BoOk, designed for the use of the highest class ia publie and prsaae schools, by Sobn Pierpont. {. History sfGhe Usifed States, by Noah Webster, IL. D.
 5. Pnacficai and Mental Ayssksef;c in which men. ial arithmetic is eombined with the sse of the Slate, containing complete system lor all prac- teal purposes; 10 which is added . Practical Sys- tem of Book Keeping, by Roswell c. Smith. The geseTa. thongh not exclusive introduction of these books in oar schools might coBtribuse msch elevate the standard of education, correct ts asse and improve the understanding of yoalh.
 A practical acqsainiance with the above wevls wi probably be required of all teachers who may present themselves for examination, after she present wister. The Visitors would take the opportunity. respect fully, to solicit attendance the part of parents and guardaas of yOa.h q their visits o the scoos believing that n will exert happy inaaence which wiIi inGuse new vigor into our schools. by evIn- ciag both o the teacher and pupil that there s n seresi manifested af hOme n their Improvement; aad thds stimulating both greater diligence, and moFe persevcsiag indwsasy.
 TRUMAN MARSH,
 9TEP'N TROWBRIDGE, EzSminisg
 LEONARD GOODWIN, and
 M. B. DEdING, @ [ Visiffng
 WM. COE, Comnaitce
 J. c. BECKWTTH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22

4 regular meeting of ths Litchfeld Lyeeum ,UiN be holden Gt the Lectsre Room of the Con- gregational Church on Ihwrsday euening nert. s2d, ut halfpost 6 o'clock.
 Query for discussion-"I Is the Representa- tive hound by the will of his constituents ?'' :,
 Members and such as contemplate uniting WiM the Association are requested to attend. Nov. 20 Per Order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22
Court ef Probate. Districs of Liichdeld. ss. ,
 !. lcknLer al .a ..oA -S----Y al-

S""'e v A'0S"sSs DsstTtCs y A.ttchfteEd, Ss. z
 October Sl, .sa9,
 PON the petition Qf Melissa Tracy, of " the town of I.,tchReld, in said district, showing to thls Court that she Is the guardian of Fereba ,sracy. Of said town, n minor under me aSSa of twenty-One years that the said Ecreba hss legal interest in and is the owner Of certain piece of land (except the widows dover iherein) lying part in Washington and part in Warren, tn Litchheld county. 1t heing that piece of land conveyed by Sias Tracyt0 William Tracy by deed dated the 9th day of September. lal6. in which deed the land is drscriled as follows, viz: .sthe one equal quarter part of the whole of my Hitchcock lot SO called. or land lying part in said Wasl- lngton and part Tn Warren, in said county. putting east on highway, south on David Geere's land. west 0n Abner MitcheIl's land. and north on David Geere's land,s' as by said deed duly acknowledged and recorded may, appear; and praying for an order to sell the. same for the purposes mentioned in said peii- ton. as per petition on Gle, dated Oct. Slst, 1889, may appear: 2 ataa0+S M e ,s.4a
 Ordered. that the consideration oE said pe- tiilon be adjourned to tbe 24ih day 0fJanua-, y. 1883. nt nine o'clock A. Ms at the Probate Office in Liichfield; and that said guardian give noi'ce of the peDdeney thereof hy post Ing copy of this order apOn public sign post nearest to the said land. and within each of said towns within which said land Is sitssa- ted' anG Eiso by publishing this order in a newspaper printed in Litchfeld, three weeks succe ssiyety, at least six weeks before said Sat.n day oG Jauuary. 1883.
 v A true copy of Record.
 S4 FREDERicK WbicorT. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22
Domestic Goods.

LUST received. a large supply of Domestic eI Goods. which will be sold ut very low pri- crs. They consist in part of S.4, 4 4 & 5-4 blrachrd Sheetings and Shirtings; S4, A and 5-4 brown Sheeiings and Shirtings; good Bed Ticking at various prices, Domestic Dia- per, blue Checks and G:nghams, a very pretty style domestic Calicoes, warranted fast CO., lors: blue and mixed Sattinetts of superior quality-with an extensive assortment of oth- CT Clouds, which will be sold as low as they are sold in the State.
 VIM. PORTER. One door soath Post OGce, NoU. Fl
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22
MARRIED.

Tn Goshen, on the 7ih inst Jamep B. Pinueo, Of N. York, 10 Eliza, daughter of Samuel Lyman, Esq. In Sharon, Mr John AndrMs, of Groton, N. Y. to Miss Harriet Roland, of s.
 In Torrington, MrNelson Allyn to Mics Experience Birge; Mr JuHs Daley, of Canton, to Miss Louis Wilson; Mir Wait B. Wilson 10 Miss Caroline Birge Mir John Scovill to Miss Martha Wilson. In New-Haven, Mr. Richard D. Cornwel, to Miss Calis,a Bancroft; Dr. Elan Simpson, of London. U. Canada, to Miss Susan BOlles, daughter of Rev. Mir. Bolles.
 In West.Hartiord, Mr. Alfred Blss, to Mrs. Mercy COins Mr. George Butler, to Miss Mary A. Percival.
 DIED, In Norwich, Miss Phebe Bushnell. @.
 In Franklin, Dr. Nathaniel Hyde. SC.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22

The Legislature 6f Tsgnessce have aIOnsedreSoIn.
 oasdeclaring Ratification be "desiruesSe 10 ,hc principles Oftbe Government, and under the eOse of
 peaceful and Constitutional remedy, c~IcOlu,ed ,C precipiIate the country into civil war. These resuu- tiOns were adopted almost unanimously, with but one dissenting vote in the Senate-aDd with five dissen ents in the House of Representatives.
 II appears from report recently submitted to :he Board Ot Assistant Aldermen that the expenses Ofshe City Government account of the Cholera, amount ed to $lOO;OCO.-N. Y. Jomr. Com.
 He0AhOf ths Cay-We learn from ile City In- speciOr, that the number of deaths in this city during the week ending on Saturday morning last, was lO5- of which by Cholera, one.-IB. %#
 Chick0sop TTeGfy.-The Chickasaw treaty, aa we learn from the North Alabamian, was concluded on the 23d u. tproydes that the Indians are to expose all their lands for sale to the highest hidder soon as they surveyed, with the exception of million and hafO acres, which they are to retain for home tlI they seek another situation, and settle themselves ofihe Mississippi. They will receive all the nett proceeds of the saes ater paying the pense of surveying and selling. Tho chiefs have ceived no individual reservations. k 4ss
 Female Horse 1AieE--The Pawtacket Chronicle says tina, horse and chaise were last week carried of from the village ofLondsdale under the following circumstances. young lady oi prep"ssessing appear ance landed, it is believed, from of the canal boats, and contracted 10 work Rt a cotton factory tn hae place. She next went to the keeper of livery stable and hired elegant horse and chase underline pretence of going to Providence, bring her tn, who she represented wished procdre employ. mens at the same place. On being asked by the CT to what naMe he should make the charge, she piled whan engaging modesty, tempered with slight show of indignation the asking ofso imper,inen question, "Miss Walker" Miss Walker drove of in fue style and has not been heard of sincr.
 DelasuGye aud Raritaa Ral Road-The Rail Road across from the Delaware to the Rariian, is 30 far completed as to be uscd in the transportation passen gers from Bordentown 10 Hishisown; and ], is con- 6dently expected that the line will be completed to Amaoy before the beginning of winter. The canal uniting the is steadily plogressngi and from the manner in which the work is being execu. ted, will reec. great credit the State As its permanent utility, in every point Of view, have nev CT entertained doubt. The operations of the compa ny have heen considerably retarded during the sicky season, hut they now pressing forward with rc- neweG activity Trenton Gas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-22
NO1TICE.

NOTICE.
 TfiE Court of Probate for the District of -A Kent has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors 10 the estaie of HENRY HANFORD, late of Kent, deceased, t0 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attesied, within said time will be debarred recovery.
 HENRY P. HANfoRD, 1dm,r. Kent. Noy. C. 1882 sasf " eA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-25

Sugar Coffee, ~ inc. &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has IL. Store, and offers for sale,
INn I.,inS n. o st. Croix, 4 PR.
lNs 100 bbls Trinidad and N OrlesnsS SUGARS
2boxes Phiadelphis refined }
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
CHI SIS youni Tyson ] TEN,
ches, imperial ofhte
Shalt chests >iDp0 u
5boxes Spunnowder y gne
8 cases. cont'g Glib cans 5s""p'"u quality
s 3 sa'f pipe. fine old | P a.asir.
IA casks HINES,
20 Boxes, each cong from to 3 DE- chiefly ofdi,
/ hid & 2 Or casks Tin,a or Burg'y rect fmpor
do and 2 do Serclal Stations, and
2qrS1 ! Or casks MaImsey ,unrronted
9 hhis 4 tierces genuine Port Of fine qua.
10 hhds and bbls Lisbon Giy.
ar casks Sicily MADEIRA
cases sparkling Champagne J
pipes cognac brandy
10 bbls New England rum
90 bales Louisiana cotton
8 hhls James River tobacco
8 st sess. manufactured do
900 bags patent shnt
I5Oreams superine No 2and 3 letter paper
so do most and can do
5Obunlles binding and band BIO boards
50 baxes and halfboxes Bakers nd Lapham's no
I chocolate
100 pieces German Hessians
aug 81 t.d..-,a -us.gt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-25
district 4 e., iuMbaa u-
County Of Alexandria, Set.

November Term, 1881.
william Fowie, surviving psrtnerl
of i.awrason & Fowle, Com
plsinsnt, -
against SIH CAANCERH
Philip G Narsteiler, John West,
John ratsapaugh. and John A.
dam, Defendants,
vNVHE Defendant, Philip G. usrsteller, not having
i en.ere his appearance TO this suit. and given se.
curity according to tb. statute and the rules of this
Courts and it appearing the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the said Philip Marseller is not inhabitant
Of the District Of CoImba. on the motion Of the Com.
planart, by his counsel, il Is
Ordered, That the said Philip G. Narsteller do ap.
pear here or before the first day Of the next April
Term Of this Court, and answer the Compainant's bill;
snd that the said John West. John 1atsspaugb. end
john Adam do not convey, pay away, or seerete the
debts by them owing 10, or the money, estate, or ef
their hands belonging to, the said absent De.
PENDANT. until the further order: are decree Of this
Court and that copy Of this Order By ssthyh pub
ishe din the Alexandra Phefhx essetts tGo BofHhs
successfully and that another eepy be, Rossd n the
# ont door ofthe Court house Of the sid County
tas1ol Test: EDD. l. kEes 6. G.
de Pm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-25

Rum, u hiskey, sc.
~ HHDs S barrels New England rum
III ; hogsheads. 60 barrels ~hiskey
S hogsheads, 10 barrels n. o. mo,asses
Is hhis. 6tierces. 20 bhis English Island do
40 hhtls o and w I. sugar
145 bags Laguira, Rio and Java coffee
chest young hyson tea
Is boxes bunch and muscstel aislns
10 drums figs
Is casks cheese. bale almonds
40 casks frs, quality Glsdes butter
10000 lbs Alexandra brown and yellow soap, old
80 barrels Alexandra mess pork
40 do do pure tal'ow .
800 casks FIRST quality Alexai,dria lard, IN ship
ping order For saisby
feb SAM'L. b. LARlOUR Go.
Wites. Brandy, sc.
, HALF Pipes Claret wine
- IS dozen bottles do 10
French Brandy, 4 h and 9th proof
2 bsrre ruse wtter
demljnhn OF! If vi'roi
do squs'ortis
20 barrels distilled beer, and pure ci'ier vinegar
asso small quantity of log God, fustc, and blue
viviol For sale by -
IAN 81 GEO wa e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-25
charles Bennett

charles Bennett
HAS imported. by ship Virginia. arrived here. and
I'll Herald via Baltimore. and offers for sale
Colts 81 and 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets. ga, 1914, ia II 4. Is
A few pairs best family blankets
- Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
culored and "a B Thread
Cambria muslins aud imities
Furniture dimities and chintses, great variety
C;inghams and alicoes
Figured col,red cotton counterpanes, large sizes
vestings, including silk velvets and Florentines,
Of very best qusty
Geutlemen's doeskin gloves
Super6ne cloths and kerse,
prime assortment of 4 Irish linens, 81 and 60
shet tngs
84and l0-4 table da,nask, long lawns
Russia and Scotch sheetings
"a green floor cloth hsise
Clark's bes spool and ball sewing cotton
English cheese. double Gloster and north Wilt.
shire offrs' quality
From the North he has received:
Rest black Italian utesuings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
orsted and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins. figured and plain
Merino stuffs, circassians aud bombazets
Black and dr,b fine cloth shsHls
Superfne choppa romals
In liza and English bsndsnna hdkfs
Black italian cravats
Tcklenburgs, ssckings and osnaburgs
A General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Cno.is,,ng e sat,nets oedticks, cotton osnaburgs,
Canton i.nnels brown and beached sheeings, carpt
bindings. checks. piads, &c &c
Fine and superine IN .rno shirts and hosiery; shad
and herring Brdport SEINE rWlNE; to be sold very
low tn c lose consignment
sept 14-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-25
Tavern for NeMt.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George

kStS Cou House cuid be rented to good ten
We an fr one to FIVE ears II 70 the only one
a. at the place. isspacious and i" good pair
having attached to grazing lots and stabling Tor
or so horses, The furnu IRE now in the house, which
is of the requisite quality and abundance, would be
soldtotfe tenant very accommodating terms Pos
session may be had LIST January. or sooner If desired
Apply to doctor B. Johnson, King George c. Il.
YN.TU GEV JObNSVN 70,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-25
For Rent.

3a' Fw 2eW, So
HA The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
fsHA LOT opposite the residence If Mrs James
VA sasH Hooe' Ii now in complete order. Inc.
OF contains variety Of select fruit trees.
and is considered desirable and health, situs,;,r =.
TO good tensnt il will be rented low for one or more
years. @ r..a RFNCi 'Ev'c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-25
Yho,NNs Gnrainev. NJ. D.
SURGEON DENTIST. =.

HAS the honor to inform his fellow cizens, that,
! having returned from Paris, where, for the last
two years, he has been studying Dentistry under one
Of the most experienced and celebrated gentlemen Of
the profession he tenders his services to the public
and hopes BY his attention and skill to merit patron.
age a5.-.
nr 6 has brought with him large assortment of
natural and most approved porcelain Teeth, which lat
ter. by their superior manufacture, resemble neatly
the natural teeth to be undistnguishabe from them
when placed IN the mouth
Persons who have, by cancer other disease, lost
their noses, he vii. supply with artificial, either Gre
clan Romsn that cannot be distinguished from,
tursl noses. specimen may be at his house on
Pennsy vania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th Streets
Arlington City. gao.
nov o-d3m