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NEW WEARS EVE.-Br ALrrEp Trxxvsox
IL you're waking call c,y, call outs dear
For w0Yli ..ethc sun rise Hpoi The eal Sew Year.
IL Is tho last New Year that shall sec,
Then yc nny lay me low the moul and think
Tonight 81 the set. he set and len behind
IbS cool Old year Tho dear old time aud all of miadi
nnd the Now hcats coming mother, bot shall
The may the 5lackthom, tho Leaf Upoa the
Last May made crown Of lowct'; had merry day.
Beneath the hawthorn tho they made Queen of May;
And danced about tho Maypolc, aud in the hazel cOpc,
Tu Chaess above tho tall white chimney tops
There's blower all the hills; tho do't the p,nc
only wish 10 live tll tho snowdrops again;
wish tho would and tho on high
iloag To sec dover 50 before the day di'.
The building rock al from tho windy tall elm tree,
And the tuhcd ployer pipe along the htoN lea,
And the svallow IN wave
But shall lie aon", mother, within the moulicrug grave
Upon the canco easement, and upon tina, Of mine
In the oaty, carly morning the in shine
Before tho red cock crows from the farm upon the hill,
When wan asleep mother, and all tho world il still.
When the ocrs nsan mother tho wann: light
nnl navef sec mo more IN tho ong fields at night
When from he dry da,k world tho summer sis blow cool,
% the oatgruss aodihc oass and the buush in tho pool
Yen bury mother just beneath tho hlWthorn shade
And yo come sometimes ,Vherr oNly laid
lshal not forget mother shalt hear when
With above head In the ong pleasant grass
have been wild aud Maynard but YEN forgive now
Yen Kiss me, mother, upon choek md brow;
Naynoy we must not weep nor let your srist he Wild
We should not ret Tor mOthcr have another child.
~ can I'm comb again mother from my resting place.
Tho yeiluo, moheT, shalt look your
rho cannot speak wosdl shall hcaTken what say;
Anu DC oon--oitcn with when think I'm FAR
Good night good night I've COOL night for ovornoo
And ye zoe carried out from tho threshold Of the door
Don't Ellie O mott 80 growing
Shall bo better child to you than have been.
She End my garden tools upon the granary noor
Lot hoI take cm they here: shall garden
About tho parloi window and the box OF mignonote.
Good night sweet mohct call mo when it begins
Au nigh, Iio awake S Gnt tall asleep at morn
so, you're waking call me- call me early mother dear.
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RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG STAGES

Gt5=ttS, iSz-SsIl5{S a formed, that by directions of
90 SIs S, the Post-odice Department, this
sfsfs line is changed from three to six
times week.
The Stage will leave Richmond and Iyncbburg every
day, Saturdays excepted and arrive in each place every
day, Sundays excepted AS this arrangement extends
farther than lynchburg passengers for the South either
by Peeks & Welford's line via Farmvile, Hampton sgd
ney College, &c. by Smiths line through Danvile
the Caronas Georgia, &c, 10 the Southwest through
Alabama and Tennessee, and TO the West via the Water
ing places in Virginia. and Guyanotte the Ohio ri
yer, should, unless they wish spend day in Lynch
burg, leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days The Coaches on this ine arc and are not
ceed in beauty, strength or comfort by any use
the horses GOOD and tho drivers accommodating, skill
full and steady. In consequence of the great improve
mens recently effected, and those in contemplation
in the Steam Boats navigating between Richmond and
Baltimore, with which this line connects three times
week, going and reurnng,) facilitating the intercourse
between those points beyond all previous example, can
confidently recommend my line TO travellers from the
West, Southwest aud South, in their trips to and from the
North-the time required to accomplish them, and the
eXPences varying but little from any other line and in
point OF comfort exceeded by none. if equaed by any
4. PATTESON, Proprietor.
n b. All baggage, packages sc. at the risk of the
owners thereof.
December %. 6S-wir
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THNO THOS. PArTESON & SARAH 5. PATTESON:
81 Take notice shall proceed take the deposition OF
William Anderson Fallsburg Mills 10Th day of ne
month"; TO be read evidence against you your suit in
the Superior Court OF Law for the county of Buck CHAM
| shall adjourn from day to day till this is effected.
c. A. $ OFT.
January IL. 76-w1ws
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NOTICE.-Was committed to the jail OF Pow hatsn
county the l5,h OF September last, negro man
calling himself George, I've feet and halt inch high,
dark complexion, about 30 30 years old, with black
mark extending from his hair down between his eyes
and described in the commitment the property Of
Mr. Smith Of Georgia he however, says that be
belongs Mr. Collier, Of he city Of Richmond and
purchased by him Of Mrs. Burke n The county Of Han
The Of said negro is requested for
ward prove his properly pay charges ard ke him away
or he will be dealt with according 10 law.
r NJ. LAYNE, d. S. for WIN. Crumr Sheriff
December so wI2wF
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y ROCK GROVE FOR SALE.-For sale, small
q j Tract Of Land, in the county Of Henrco, on the
Brooke Turnpike FIVE miles from the city Of Richmond
Immediately opposite Brookded, the property formerly
owned by benjamin Sheppard, Esq, now belonging TO
Geo. Taylor, Esq The land lies directly the Turn
pike and contains 50 by actual survey, in two par
cells, containing 20 with house, formerly kept
~ tavern with grove Of the largest oak trees al the
house. aud fine we'll Of waterthe other containing 30
acres separated from the former by 20 acres the proper
~ Of Mrs Copelandlo be sold privately II purchaser
IL obtained by the first Of March 1888, otherwise at auc
on on that day. The land will be shewn by the tenant
the premises For terms and particulars, apply
sELDEN & CLELAND, Aucts
December Is. 6j-wts
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YHVEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
subscriber, residing Farmvile, IN the county Of
Prince Edward mulatto named Archer about TWEEN
ly three years Of age, and about feet or lOnches high
and is cross-eyed. Said left hoiue about the fret Of
last month and purchased OF Nathan Wells, Of Flu
vanna near tie OF Columbia lie is probably urk.
ing in that county or running James River boatman
The above reward will be paid 10 any person who will
cure him in jail or reasonable additional sum If deliver
ed 10 NATHL. T. YENABLE
Prince Edward.Jan 5lh, 1888 77-wsw
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Amelia C. H., Dec 13. 6l-wi2t

NOTICE.-Was committed 10 the Jail of This county on
~ the 18Th inst negro man, who calls himself
CHARLES, says he belongs to Wtidm Dickson, of Ba-
tan Rouge, Mississpp about twentysx years Of age FIVE
feet five and ahafnches high, bis right shoulder
said to be occasoned by dirk two toes his right foot
mashed. The owners requested TO come and take him
away or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
MICHAEL MOVERS, Tailor Wythe County.
January 10. 76-w12w
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ND UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Commued to the Jail of
a y Amelia county, the evening Of the 2Sth u a
negro who calls himself John, and says he belongs
a negro trader by the oI Knight, who bought him
of Mr.. Goalder OF Meckcnburg Va. Said negro is .
feet inches high, about 30 years Of age of dark COM
pie Xon had on when committed, old yarn coat pair
Of pantaoons, domestic shirt and old wool hat
The of said negro requested TO forward prove
property, pay charges and take him out si JAIL else e
will be dealt with as the law directs
CHAS. II. IRVING, Tailor.
Amelia G. r., Dec. Is. 6l-w12t
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, !

" WidWsOuFS, J6H i, 1888, y
he parties interested IN the foregoing decree OF the
Court hereby notified, that have appointed the 10Th
day OF February next, carry the into effect on
which day, by nine o'clock, A. NJ, they desired 10
attend at my Office with their testimony, sc. and this
original order JAMES CABINISS NJ C.
Jan. B. we Ivy
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ATOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail of Essex
- y, the 2ls day OF November last, a runaway,
negro woman, who says she is named WINNEY OF a
dark complexion had at the time Of her commitment a
blue calico frock She appears be about forty years Of
ageaud states that she is the property Of Mr. Lemuel
Thompson, Of Fredericksburg The owner Of said negro
requested 10 forward prove his property, and pay
all legal xpences otherwise she will be dealt with the
law directs THOMAS MATTHEWS. Tailor
If Esser County, Virginia.
January g. 71-1af3m
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RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Dec 2s 7O-wtf


SILVER HEELS is in fine health and condition. and
~ will stand the ensuing Capt Smiths sable
Charlotte Court House, Va Silver Heels was bred hy
Gov. II. Wright, of Maryland he is true Medley grey,
OF great muscle, snew and bone ard OF great symmetry;
ull Is IL hands high, and OF form indicating great pow
ers. He was loaled the 10Th of March, 1875 He was
got by Gov Ggle Oscar, his dam (Pandora) got by
Col yoes Grey Domede, (and he by imported edley
his grandam by Halls Union, (aso the dam OF Edeu's
celebrated mare Foretta his dam by LeOnidas his
g. & g. dam by imported hello his &. e. g. dam by
Gorges imported Juniper, his <. G. e. z. dam by
tons imported Traveller, his e. e. =. e. z e dam was OIL
Tdsker imported and celebrated Selma who was got by
the GOdOiphn .4rdbidn and was herself fine runner,
and that too in this country. Oscar by the imported
Gabriel his dam Vixen, by imported Medley his grandam
COL Tay0c's famous running Penelope, by old
Yorfick; his dam by Raner, his &. z. dam by old
Gf who imported, and half brother the old
mpo ted and celebrated Cub Mare. Gabriel TIE sire OF
Oscar, also sire oil Post Boy Harlequin, sc. &c Sill
yer Heels, IL il thus seen, is traced without flaw the
dams side 1asker Selma, by the Godophin Arabian.
All lis prOgeniiors (nae and ieInae celebrated
nags all distances, buparicuarly in mile heats His
sire Oscar and his dam (Pandora) capital
All the animals he traces 10 record in the Ameri-
can Farmer and urf Register which works also give
accounts Of their racing His pedigree is already
record in both, and by tracing the God Of the dsn-
be hd he has innunurabe OF askers
Selma and OF the GodOphin Arabian. Silver Heels has
been procured a stock hoTse account of the purity
Of his blood and unquesoned pedigree, and because Of
the large proportion OF Medley blood he has in him, hav-
ing of IL any horse living i'm Engl nd or this
country. Can better be had for the various de
scendants of old Domede, and Sir Archie Of Janus Sal
tram, Celer, &c!
Terms for his season, his performance Uron the turf
&c, hereafter and in due time
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON,
THOMAS p. HOGE,
Ian
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FARM On JAMES RlVER.-l offer for sale
IA my farm on James river, opposite to Carersvhlc 1t
contains by survey hundred and ninety-
six acres and quarter, viz: 10 IL low grounds
22O "a wood land and 525 open high land In this last
item included small skirts OF pillaged wood land
and grown up in old field pines. The low grounds
is OF the first quality; the wood land heavily tnibered
and rome OF fine tobacco land. 1t is perhaps saw
ing too much to assert that the tanners in Car,ersvle
will give $l5 per for the privilege of taking bark
from the trees, leaving the slaves, frewood (Which
ssleabe in Carersve) and hoop poles with the owner
the land. The open high land is naturally Of very good
quality, but parts of greatly injured by inudicious and
careless cultivation, particularly that which lies towards
the river which very broken. There is il promis.
ing crop OF wheat from III bushels sowing principally on
fresh land, and low grounds. The dwelling house is
very comInodOs, containing five rooms, but is out Of
repair and sois the yard and garden having been oc
cuped for many years by tenants and overseers. The
place is believed TO be remarkably healthy and is sup
piled with spring water OF fine quality, quite convenient
have been thus particular that may put themselves
10 the trouble OF coming TO look it, but such il would
suit The farming operations will continue progress
and the purchaser If he thinks proper may have the corn
fodder stocks OF horses, cattle and hogs and plantation
utensils If the purchase money and interest be well
cured, the terms Il payment will be made very accommo
dating shall ask than what is considered by
disinerested persons, acquainted with the property,
very moderate price, because have too much business
and am DESTROYS TO sell.
RANDOLPH HARRISON
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IN RY-VGRG1NIA.--At Rules holden in
q in the Clerks Office of the cu Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County of Buckingham, the
John Morgan, PltG
Against
James r. Norris William Morris James p Richardson,
Morgan, and Jones, and William Crane, Def.
The defendants, James II. Morris and William Morris
not having entered their Appearance and given security
according TO the Act OF Assembly and Rules of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they arc
not inhabtonts ofhis Country is ordered That the said
Term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that CO.
Ply OF this Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the City Of Richmond, for two months sue
cessyely and posted at tie front door Of the Courthouse
OF this County. Copy.-Tesle.
Dec. 10, L6i-w8wl r.. ELDRDGE, c. C. sc.
WIRGIN1A.--IN CBANcERY:-At rules held in the
clerk office Of The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery Tor the county Of Gloucester the 3D. day
Of December, 1882:
Henry L. Nuuall late sheriff of Gloucester county.
and Thoms S Dabney, present sheriff Of said county,
who sue for tie benefit and at the costs Of VIM w Jones
Pitts.
Betsy Lively, Judith Lively and Charles Lively hoirs
aud distributes Of Charles Lively, dec. DeIts.
The defendants, Judith Lively and Charles LIVELY not,
having entered their appearance and given security ae-
cordng TO the Act Of Assembly and the Of this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth; On the motion ot
the plaintiffs by Thomas c. Amory their attorney is.
ordered, that the said defendants Judith and Cbares
Lively, do appear here the first day OF the term
aud answer tie plaintiffs iI and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
tie CITY OF Richmond, Tor Two months succcssvely andT
that another copy thereof be posted the front door Of the
courthouse Of hp county, two successive ,ourt DAYS
copy. Tcsie, ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, c. c.
Dec 1S. 66-vS.v
W AND FOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber offers for sale the
IN tract OF land which ho resides lying in the Green
Springs neighbourhood the waters the South Anna
River, and containing by estimation $50 acres.
large portion Of this land is rstrae low grounds and
being situated in Of the best neighbouroods in tho
State, offers great inducements persons wishing to in
vest capital in that kind OF property.
Intending 10 10 The West the subscriber will sell
great bargain in the above land one third Of the pur.
chase money being paid in cash. and the balance in two
equal annual instruments
Letters te subject addressed 10 the subscrbeg New.
ark =. o., Louisa, will be promptly attended to-
Nov. IS. l66-la9Fl THOMAS WASH
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b n CHANCERf -NIRGINIA.-At a Superior Court
n of Chancery, held at the former Capitol in the CITY
OF Williamsburg the 81 july 1890:
Burwell Bassett, oxecutoro VIM Langbone the Young
err and administrator of WIN. Langborne the elder and
John HalGs, administrator of George Savage, Pitts.
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Plaintiff,

VIM. Ii. TAYLOR, Clerk
January ~. 76-NSw
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I'm ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the County Of Lunenburg, the It'll,
day of January, 1898:
I'm
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n ANCERY-VGRGINIA--At Rules holden in
g. in the Clerks Office Of the ircuit Superior Court of
Law and Chencery for the County Of Buckingham, the
fifth day of November, 1892;
John Morgan, PltG
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There mingled simplicity anil putos incxod lines whc
will make thor way to the h.att:-
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HIRGlNlA.-IN CHANcERY:--At rules held in the
clerk office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Gloucester the 3D. day
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MODERN DICTIONARY.

Distani Rsiaiions---People who imagine they
have claim To rob you If you are rich, and
10 insult you Il you are poor
HedH-A rare article, sometimes found In
human beings. IL is soon, however, DESTROY
ed BY commerce with the world, or else be-
comes fatal 10 its po-sessors.
HouseVU;vy-An ancient art, said 20 have
been once fashionable among young girls and
wiNes-now entirely out Of use, or practised
only by the lower orders.
Utdka--The most respectable quality Of
man.
Phiue-An awkward habit Of acting differ
emily from other people. A vulgar word. u
creates great mirth in fashionable circles.
demonstrating n friend through the
head whom you love, in order to gain the
praise Of few others whom you despise and
late.
.nuriage-The gate through which the
happy lover leaves his enchanted regions and
returns to earth.
Friend-A person who will not assist you
because he knows your love will excuse him.
Welded bfiss-A term used by Milton.
Doofor-A man who kills you to-day, 20
save you from dying tomorrow.
LsRatie Asyiun-A kind of hospital where
detected lunatics are sent by those who have
had the adroitness to conceal their own mfr
nifty.
Heter-A clear fluid, once used a. q drink.
PTiRttr-An animal supposed TO live on air
tho publicNs humble servant.
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T.4VER.V' and STORE
ROH RENT.

"iLL BE RENTED, to the highest
w bidder, on Saturday the 26ik Jsnusrv.
1888, at O'Clock, p. NJ, on the premises,
the TAVERN Al Harpers-Ferry, belonging to
the estate OF VIM. Graham, deed al prese nj
occupied by MIR. John ritzsimmons.
The advantages Of the above situation.
heretofore great from the natural attractions
OF harPers-Fcrry, have been greatly enhanc-
ed Of late by the many whom the various
works on tue Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
have brought TO the neighborhoOd.
The house, which is sufficiently extensive
and very commodious, Is likely TO reward
well the attention of the occupant.
Al the same time and place, W Ill be offered
as above, the STORE-HOUSE OCCUPIED for
some time past by Mr.. Thomas tughes-the
central location Of which, entities il 10 the
notice OF those wishing good stand for bu.
sincss.
Possession Of both houses to be given on
the LIST Of April next.
N. MARMIoN, .4d'mr
Of VIA. Graham, deed
HarPers-Ferry, Jan. 3.-3t.
GrNstioasi lnteiligeneer, weekly g. and for.
ward account 20 this Office
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tuissabte .MiIf PROPERTY
FOR SALE

NOR SALE, that well known property
- called HoPEwELL MILLS, situated in
Jefferson county, Virginia. The Mill House
Is substantial and commodious. IL is built of
stone, Is sixty feet in length by forty in idth.
and has i've floors. II contains four run of
burrs, and Is amply furnished with all neces-
sary machinery Of the latest and most ap-
proved construction. There is attached there
To about 20 acres Of ground, on which stand
good dwelling house, millers' house, and
an ONCE, together with good s,abling. There
Is also on the premises, \ thriving young Or
chard, and or acres of the ground is river
bottom and highly productive rs me adow-
The mill Is situate Immediately on the mar
gan OF the Shenandoah river, from whence il
derives an abundant and never failing supply
OF water. IL Is needless TO add, that il is in
the most fertile and highly improved county
IN the state; and its local situation, as regards
supply OF wheat and other grain, is parti-
cuiariy favourable. For terms Of sale. appli-
cation may be made to the subscriber.
Ice. ~, isS1. JAMES HITE.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT.

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AT Rules holden iE tho Clerks Office az
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson county, the frat
Monday IN December. 1854:
Ddniel JioUser and John J1outr,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Nicholas 3iouser, Thomas .S,,rer,. nd
minisfroforof George Biouser. DEED.
and Brockenbrough Mccormick,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
VHE defendant. Nicholas NIou,er. not
II having entered his appearance. and
gwen security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court: aud
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ne Is not an inhabitant OF this countr,:
IL Is ordered. that the said defe ndapt do
appear here on the first day Of the neat
term. aod answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF,
and that copy Of this order be fortbw i,h
inserted IN some newspaper published IN,
Cbsrlestown for tw o months ,uccessi,eI,.
and posted at the front door Of the court.
house In the said town Of Charlestowp.
A Copy-Te.ir,
ROBERT +. BROWN,
Dec II. 1882
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT.
A. Rules holden in the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
Gerry Tor Jefferson county, the first Mondsv
inJsouary. 1858.
James ksenan and Rhada Inn M, ,,;6, far
"'eriy Rhsda Inn Dock.naH.
PLAisrirys.
AGAINST
Wessy DtIek,raH. David Murphy aud Marin
his wlfe .fSrn,eriy Marie DueI.soH a
Sa"ghtey one efhs heirs. and q kpaf,e of
Joseph Duek,saH decd. THo,sas D,,ei..saH.
JOAN Dpek,saH Joseph Duek,,raH and re.
6eoca Duek,raN, children and heirs of Ls.,sI
O1ekssaH, deceased. and Warner w Tnyoek.
nasrtsn, Dxrx,n.,Y.
IN CHANCERY
I>hE defendants. Wesley Ductwali. Da-
u v'd Murphy and Maria bi. wife, and Tho
mas Duck~all, not having entered their Cd.
pesrance. aud given security according TO the
act ef Assembly and the rules of this court.
and " appearing by satisfactory evidence tba,
'ney are not inhabitants OF this country: nj,
o'deTed, That the said defendants do sppeAr
mere on the first day Of the next term. and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and thar
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some Newspaper published in Chsrle.,ovn
Tor two months successvely. and posted n,
'he front door ut the court house in the .a ir
town OF Cbsriestown
Copy-Teue,
ROBERT 7. BROWN. &C.
Jan. IL, 1853.
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Read fhis!
FINAL NOTICE.

AvING disposed Of my stock Of goods in
II this place, my arrangements for tho fu-
ture renders Il important that I should wind
up my business during The present month.
most earnestly solicit all persons indebted to
me 10 call and make settlement before the
fJsf Of February merit. As ] expect TO leave
this place about that time, IL will be necessary
TO place oil claims then unseffiedia suit.
] sincerely hope this reasonable request will
be promptly attended 70.
can be found at my room, directly over
Mr.. Davenports Office, two doors below the
store formerly occupied by me.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
Chariestown, January }, 1883.