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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

1--WE Commonwealth OF Virginia >. a..
IL of Halifax county. Gieef,n. Ps 9hofif
Williamson Price heretofore exhihited :, hsfear
~ court Of Haiiiax, his bill of ;" ohf eoun
James Booker, mhereopon suasitT N e an.
have been bad, as nppears from the r.. sefanss
said courts ba hefafe final decrse - - q re-
uouuced III tie cause, the laid ~ = ne Ff1-
jams Booker departed this lie. an - NJ ami
'iate Sheriff. Of Halifax, and ad,nif.i.tfs. L ice
said Williamson Price and Snshnna pt;s' d he
OF the court, have filed their bill OF ~ Leave
that the original suit may be revived ffayHf
names against Susanna Booker, Damn u p" ihet
er, Joel Lee AID Frances his WIZ b2ft
Moore AMI Lydia his life, Nicholas I i"so
san Booker, Fayette Boo!ier, 1han4z' ~ -
aud Samuel Booker, the willow aud hi '2e,er.
said james Booker, dec. Aud re BIZ he
that what Is right and just should be d. N'Hg
tore we comm nd gu, as before - - 'I'ft-
commanded, taai yoa make known. a., 1sen
lhS, 70 the sud Susanna Ro ,kpr Dan5.1 u '.ts Q
er, joel Lee aud Frances his wif, h n9oA
Moore and l. dia his wife, Nicholas In /.
Booker, Fatettc L paker, Ihoma. ri ea'ah
Samuel Booker that they be before - aAt
OF our said cantt. at the Coutt-h8u-r. -. '''''
Monday IN hareh next, to shCw cause IN
they have tor themselves or know +. -, 'nihg
SAIL suit should not be proceeded IN 10 - ~ tae
against them. and he IN all things in i6f - Gre
and condition, as Il was at the time OF Ao tigh
OF the sad Price aud Booker aud fi,,3 'e''e
and receive what our said court shall IN e" 90
cnn,idrr--And have then there thi, pan
ness, VIM. Hol', CLERK OF our sad cor, MI
tay Of December. 1881, and in the 59.J '' lh
the Commonwealth. NN ~ 30 oi
Dec. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

YH7uE Male and Female School under the care
Al Of llenry >. Pcyon aud Indy IN the town VI
Loyngstsnl Nelson county, VII commence its *
crc,sea Tor The year lsJJ,ou the 1t Monday ia Jan
u1ry next, and cose "a the slh Of December follow
ing deduciiug one summer month for vacation. In
hs School will be taught the Latin, Greek and
English Languages, including History, phlloso.
ply, Astronomy Chemistry, Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply aud Mathematics, Drawing and Painting, and
useful and ornamental Needle Work,on the follow
lng teams, VIZ:
For all the English branches, except Mathe-
maues) 20 90
For Reading and Writing, including Arith-
meHc, English Grammar o. Gtography, - 90
For reading and Writing alone, 10 90
For Drawing and Painting 10 90
For the Latin and Greek Languages and Ma
thcmallcs 80 90
For Board, inela Ing Candies and Washing 75 90
The young gentleman, whom inc subscriber has
procured az ossBtnut To teach Tic Languages, is
well recommended both for good moral character,
and qualifications to mpar instruction, and skill
u classical scholar.
The subscriber bess leave to assure his patrons
and the public generally, that nothing shall be wan
ting on his pant to promote the advancement and
interest Of The pupils committed 10 his charge.
lie wll also add to the branches of English Edu-
cation, nbore mentioned, Music ON the Piano, and
the French Language, which will be introduced in
to his school a, the commencement Of the last scs
sion.
No pupil commencing with the subscriber will
he at liberty 10 withdraw without his consent, un-
less by previous arrangement, with hls Parent or
Guardian. HENRY 8. PEYTON
LoYlnsston, Dec wu5J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
E5IIs A.I>'B,rA

NSN ENRON The subscriber, ON the
G&ET.yJ "a night of The l2,h INST rear the
Quaker Meetlng House, two Bay
aEss&nz. Horses one with blaze luce and
one glass eye, the olhor small lorsc, about four
feet, IL inches high, with long bushy tail Any
person securing said Horses, giving Information
70 the subscriber, living in Bedford county, near
Chambsss Stole Post office, shall b. literally re-
warded JESSE A. BRANBEIPr.
Bedford county Dec - 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
THE JeaaBM ami high Uo0ael Horse
~ !. -. . 6 c. IGs<3 I. 8,

671-sg i, A}y'!c1a. ,s s's a, s d. ensuing sss
Xxx Il ~ ry's, four mites cast o LlJco,
r'~s 3---~ 1saazz.zs on Tie Fore>t roal. Tue sta,
son vii commence the lot Of Marca aud expire
the LIST oiJnit. 10 he TT to mares Al IL reduced
ptce OF - the single hap, to be ald a tie time
tie service is readerel-s ) the season to be paid
ON or before the expiration Of the ssa.oa--lnsur-
ance for SO. 10 be paid as soon as lie mare is
"NGo''f'd te b. IN loaI, OF IN am Wy changed ;
ana % Gems 10 thf groom IN every instance. Lt-
cry attention Wltl be paid to mars ssnt Il Yns.
"Ia", but wiilna De respon.iJir lor acldpn "a Is.
cspcs, 6 oil and extensive pastu,rse tor male,
hon distance 8talis-- MasCs can be fed On rca.
somab,e terms by The day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
EeAforA Eemale Seulinary

m bI.N7I'
= IsHt Bedford femae Seminary went ,oto OF
4 GRAFTON GA ihe 10th of June 1851 The
buildings in which the school is now tanebt arr
sufficiently large 10 accommodate sixty scholars
The Seminary buildings, recou'ly ,rcctrd, viii
soon be Completed, aud Will accommodate leo on
more pupils, and 10 boardcts. the lacatia =
pleasant, and healthy rs any 10 the Uoired
State. All the branches which are usual, la9ah,
IN slm,or institutions, a,e hire :, Scientifically p "
sued, under experienced aud approved Ieachrf,-
And three years viii BE- necessary t., complete a
regular course IN all the branches taught IN iii,
.ehpoI. 1t is, however, left optional Wit. the par.
ehts or Canadians Of the scholars, to decide wheth
ef The regular course be pursued or not There
are for me nsa of ,l,a :, l',ol ,,,,, nio,, - ;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Negroes ior hire.

IHSIlE Slaves belonging TO the estate of Samuel
"a Turner, deed. Will be offered for hire, on the
lst day of january next, IN the town of New elias
COW, Amherst county. JOHN BILLIARD,
Tx or. OF Samuel Turner, decd
Dec II I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Great Sale of Land, Negroes, &c.

Cd Y virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed 10 Inc
y . subscriber by Col. John p. Gray, bearing
date the 10Th day Of October 1881 and OF record Ia
the Clerks Office OF Bedford county court Shall,
by direction OF The persons for whose benefit The
deed was made, ON Thursday the l2Ih Jay Of Feb
runry next on the premises, wi'hin one mi "i
the town of Liberty proceed 10 sell, to the highest
bidder twouac OF Lund, containing, together, ooo
acres, more or less, adjoining each other The Land
lies adj accent 10 the town of Liberty, o. the 1ufn-
pike road, and adjolns the Lands of John W
Holt, and others, one of which was purchased by
sad ohm +. Cray, ofthe estate OF James Z. step
toe, and the other of James Irvine. Also, al the
same time and place will sell, to the highest bid.
der, the following Slaves, TO wit Biz Charles,
Ellie, Lewis, Eady, Rachael, Rice, Lltle Charles
Allen, Paulina Ned, Amy and her two children,
Billy and Edmund, Peter, Cupt and Harriet. ard
any increase Of the Female Slaves. Also, all lbs
the said Gruy's, Houses, stock of Cattle, Hogs ard
Sheep, with all his Farming Utensils, TWO SITS oi
Blacksulths Tools, ali his ouschold and ki.ehei
Furniture, and all the crop Of Tobacco, Graia, SC
Of every description. Selling as trustee, shall
convey no other tlllc than the ono vested inme.
TEltMS.-A credit Of l. , and 3 yeas vii he
given, the purchasers giving bond with appoYed
security, and deed of trust tic Land % secure
the purchase money. The property will be sold II
place q out of place.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee
N. B.-Thc creditors Of John p. Gray are here
by requested to come forward and exhibit the
claims t. IRVINE.
Dec. III 2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Mats, shoes, &c.

I'm lNkLE q EUMBOUGll return ihcf thanks
~ 20 her iIicn nud customers for past ia
vors. aud respectfully invite their attention to this
extensive assortment OF articles III the line Of bu
slnrss. winch they have now on hand and are dali
~ expecting. Among them are:
Gcntemen's fine aud common Fur Hats Of the il
own aud northern menuiaciure
Wool Hats
liaiter's Trimmings and Furs
variety OF Caps, tur, cloth sealskin, &c
GcncmenS Boots aud shoes, Of fine and common
quality
Ladies' sealskin, morocco aud prunelIa Shoes
Children's and Seryants' Shoes,
Umbrellas. Stocks, &c, &c. &c.
Ladies' Beaver Bonnel5, of all colors, may be had
ON the shortest notice,
All OF which they are determined To sell IN tho
most accommodating terms. The public are ,uvi
tod 10 give them call before mak ing purchases
DlNkLE Il RUAlBOUGU.
WV ~ tlJan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

h PURSUANT to the provisions ola deed of ,rns,
executed 10 me, 10y Samuel Burcb, bear,n,
date the l9th day of December 1892, and daIy r..
corded IN the Clerks office of the Hastings COM,
OF Lynchburs, shall, on Friday the 26=b 1av a.
the present nonth, the market house, in the ,owo
OF Lyhchourg, proceed 10 SELL at public auction 10
inc nShest bidder, for cash, the follow ing Slaves
10 W" washington man, Moses, man. Anv
q "o'i'an' emo Mira woman, and her two chill
ule'' marina and Elijah together with the in.
"a '"' females OF them, since the akng Of
uoeo' OF SO many ofthem as shall be sufi enl
S''T"or "e purposes contemplated by said deed
&c ling as trustee shall only convey such title
as Is vested in me by the decd j. wits s'''1
Dec. " IL i'o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
NOTICE.
AlAMN fnY Sale.

Y q virtue of deed of rust, executed by Wm.
u - Turner in his l'fe time, to me and Henry
Waits, dec. dated the 2Sth day of April, 1880, and
duly OF record in the Clerks Office Of Amherst
county, hnd Tor certain purposes therein express
seq, SNAIL AS the surviving trustee of said deed
sell al public auction 10 the highest bidder 70,
cash, on The premises, ON the 18th day of January
next 800 acres Of Lnnd, conveyed in said deed
and To be laid of the northern end of said Wm
turner's Mansion tract, adjoining the lines Of
Henry Turner's heirs, and Jesse Mundy, by a
s'fal. line from SIDE to side OF Sid tact. believe
the oRte TO said Land to be complete but acting as
trustee, will convey such title only as is vested in
me as tluatee. JESSE MUNDY,
Surviving Trustee
Dec. IL "a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

W. ILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder on
w Monday the 22d this month, December nm
on the plantation belonging to the estate of N,l.
bred Icncl, doc on Stanton River, , miles nbovc
The mouth OF Otter, seventy or eighty barrels Of
Core, three good Work Horses, stock of Cnl,lr
among which are TIVE yoke of Oxen and severn
Mich Cows, stock Of Hogs, about 300 pounds Of
Fork, crop Of Fodl.raod Oats, Plantation FOOLS.
Nc a credit until the Isl day of June will he
gwen upon all sums over &l0-Rl0 and und,r
cash Gil. LYNCH Af.,,r
of Mildred Terrell, dec.
Dec, IL n9a'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
LNYTD, or Sara

~- N-N 49, "a = y y 800 = = D
THE subscriber haa two pieces ct Land which
he would 10 glad 10 sell--one of which - well I'm
proved, the other is all in heavy Pine timber. nth
good situation for Saw Mil Bo,h Of winch are
IN tho neghborhood Of jacob Early's Mil, about
fourteen mules from this place. 10, particulars
enquire of the subserlbcr J. IL
Dec % :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Fancy and Staple Goods.
Dec ID
BLOODED SYOCK,

InNfiE subscriber living III Lynchburg, wishes 10
Il dispose Of for the coming season, his hose,
CarlIslc-wouId stand him on shares and would be
glad 10 receive propositions by mail or otherwise.
Carlisle IS grandson Of the celebrated old Do
s,ede aud truly fine, horse was injured in tram
Ing, but gained great credit BY his speed and bot
lom.-ills owner has every confidence IN him US
stock horse and believes that he would do well
III Western Virginia, Kentucky, ONO, or in the
South The subscriber wishes 10 sell Marcskino,a
promising horse three years old, by Shakespeare.
HENRY BROWN, If.
Doe Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
1EAHTsEo TITn

III s-s=@5sA VI sd -AA<a aaa6
a MAN quaIiigd 10 attend saw and Gr.t
n MIL smgl lie man would be preferred or one
with Il smnl sumily. Satisfactory lcstimoalals will
lie required as 10 honesty, industry, AMI sobpicty
aud good wages given. GEORGE IIOYLE.
pec' II w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

lNSEED OIL just received a few
barrels Lnseed OIL. White Lead and Other
Pa'nts-Also, large assor,mnut of Caodies-
Black Tea IN and lbs. papers, fine quality.
JT 81 J. (. ROYAL.
ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
NOTICE..

IN pursuance of a decree OF the county eoats oi
u Campbell. al It's November term, loSi, IN INC
case Of ri Arnold IS wm. c. Clayton anq susan
his WIFE the undersi nsj, Commissioners aPioi"-
ted by said Court viii proceed to sell on Tuesday,
the 30,h Of December next, on tic premises y
way of public auction, On cred" OF ono a,u -,
years for equal portions ofths purchase money,los
Tra.t Of Land IN the decree referredto, belonging
to the estate Of john Arnold, deed and on "nich
he formerly resided, lying IN the county Of lamp
bell, about 3 miles from the mouth OF Oaaf 9teeHi
and containing al.oul 800 acres. The baiiells'
are very good, and tie plantation in good repair.
The purchasers viii begequired to give bohas
with securities, and lien en- the Land 10 secure Tue
payment Of The purchase money
BEVERLY ARNOLD, ! Commas
BURWELL LEE, sionefs.
Nov 81 LIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
NOTICE

~ pursuance of decree pronounced by the Cir
D. cut Superior Court ofI.aw and Chancery, Tor
The county Of Amherst, ON the lih day OF Apni,
I-31 In lha case Of Gilman and wife and others
and Tfebbio and wife, and others. The undefsish-
81, Who Is appointed Commissioners for that pof-
rose, will, on the Third Monday IN January next
al Amherst Courthouse, that being Court day
proceed 10 SELL at public auction 10 the highest BID
bcr on a credn Of SIX months, TWO female Slaves
named Mallnda and Cary Ann. Bond with up
proved security will be required.
STERLING CLAIBORNE.
Der Is tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
SHOES * HATS.

n 10 received, direct from Manufae,nries n
" me highest standing 20 cases of fine fashion.
'o'e o'ack bats, and II cases of fine Shoes. ma.
s compete assortment both for Ladies apd
Nov. 8. :" i1tfoi J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

'Tlt: = Z "a 1 n ! 7 = : Z II =
'"'S Is 10 certify, that 'raIted tie sorre morse
"8hian, the property Of Joshua Handy the al
o'er tie was three years old made a ulal oil his
SPeeH on the Winchester course, winch was
thought b, The best judges 10 be The fastest me e'
r' 10" over that course. / run Y1gnan al salem
~ '"e county Of Fauqnier, " Inch lace ne won VAIN
S''"' Ease At two heats, bealing Mr. Mashalls
p'''e "[ htchmoni, NJ, Smiths bay coll by Gu
'T"' ana Mr. uaeiback's, 10y Potomac | run 1T"
."t second OF hosember at salem, The test ihrte
IN five, which race he won win case al thee heats.
u''eh under my hand, the ION OF Decembef, 49,"
VINO. HOUSE.
Dec. I'M
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Dec.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.

Would to God, sir, could draw a.
round me all these twelve millions Of
people; would to God that could speak
audlbly to every independent EIector in
the whole land. | would not say to
them, vainIy and arrogantly, that their
safety and happiness required the adop-
tiOn of any measure recommended by
me. But | would say to them, with the
sincerest conviction that ever animated
mans heart, that their safety and happi-
ness do require their own prompt and
patriotic attention to the public concerns,
their own honest devotion to the welfare
of the State. l would say to them, that
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16

the public revenues cannot be restored
to their accustomed custody, that they
cannot be again placed under the control
Of Congress, that the violation Of law
cannot be rcdressed, but by manifesto
ton, not to be mistaken, Of public senti-
ment. | would say to them, that the
Constitution and the laws, their own
rights and their own happiness, all de-
pend on themselves; and if they esteem
these Of any value-if they were not too
dea'ly bought by the blood of their ia
thers-if they be an inheritance, fit to
transmitted to their posterity, | would
beseech them to come NOW to their
observation-disclosures WEBSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
WHOLE NO. 2l1.

ing dispelled. We believe, also, it is a
decision indicative of the return Of this
whole State to constitutional principles
and a sound public policy.
We have time only for the following
recaphulation tonight, suffice it to say
that we have elected our Mayor by a
bout FOUR HUNDRED Majority
and carried the Aldermen, Councilmen,
Wardens and Clerks, in every Ward in
the city except No. 7, and in this Ward
we succeeded in electing our Clerk.
VoTEs FOR MAYoR.--Levi Cutter,
l233-John Anderson, 8l7. Majority
for Gutter 4l6-exclusive of the Islands
which will probably give Anderson 80
votes-ofthe exact number of which any
information whatey er was refused to in
dividuals from the city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
From the Norwich, (Conn. Courier.
THE TORIES DEFEATED IN CON.
NECTICUT.

The result of the election in llris State
will be hailed with unfeigDcd satislac-
ton by every friend of freedom through
out the Union. Connecticut has spoh en-
in q tone that cannot be misunderstood,
and which will confront the abettors of
tyranny, and as VIC fondly hope, will
have benign effect upon other States,
which have yet TO struggle for deliver
anee from party thraldom. This State
condemns the removal Of the deposites,
as unnecessary, unjust, and unlawful
Every vote (almost) that has been Civ
en-, was cast with reference to that ques-
ton. 1t will not again be asserted, with
out stretch Of impudence that must
despair of being believed, tha, the free
men of this State will consent TO be tri-
fled with in matters which so nearly and
materially affect Their interests ana non
or. We congratulate our fellow citizens
that the government is once more to be
placed IN the bands Of men Of INTEGRITY.
We congratulate Mr. FooT, on the proof
Of the high estimation in which he is
he d, in consideration of his past servic-
cs; and we anticipate for his admlnlstra-
ton career Of usefulness, alike honor
able to himself, and the State over which
he is called to preside. And we con-
gra,ulaie the country at large, that the
first election that has taken place since
the full developements Of ambition and
m;srule at Washington have been made
has terminated in favor Of LIBERTY
and the CONSTITUTION.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
MORE YET.
GREAT AND GLORIOUS TRIUMPH!
The Experiment Denounced! The People
Triumphant!

Tie Experiment Denounced! The People
Triumphant"
From the Portland Advertiser
The Municipal Election which took
place in this city to-day, is a powerful
manifestation Of the feelings of our citi-
zens that the recent ruinous measure Of
the Executive cannot be sustained by an
appeal to the common sense Of men,
Every eXertion was made by the gov
ernment officers that was III the power
Of men to make-perbaps there never
was more money employed by the collar
men than on this occasion. Besides,
their candidate, Mr.. Anderson, was the
moss popular man that could be selected
by them-in fact it is agreed on all hands
that no other man but Mr.. Anderson
would answer at ala man having ma
ny warm personal friends, who would
never on any account desert him. Not
wi.hstanding all this, Notwithstanding
Mr.. Anderson's general popularity, LE-
vi Cutter was elected by al over
whelming majority.
On the good sense of the people in
other parts Of our common country must
we depend to satisfy the Executive and
Congress that they will never sustain him
in his ruinous measures.
Finally, we consider this the most inn
portant election we have had for many
years. 1t turned, after a thorough ex-
animation upon the question, "Bank OF
no Bank" including claw or no law" "
"Conslitution or no Constitution" We
congratulate our fellow citizens on this
result. 1t is an indication that the illu-
sion which many, very good men have
suffered to pass their minds, is about be-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-16
AT TILLEY'S
0 p u o S ITE TIL T. ARCADE,
AND BETWEEN
HERMITAGE & CARDINAL
COURTS.

ANAN now be bought, at reduced pri-
" ces, double and single width En-
glish merinos and mcrino Circas-
sion. The Goods were purchased out Of
season, & the ladies' who will want cloaks
five years hence, would do well now to
purchase. Ills assortment of Calicoes,
cambrics, muslins and silks, are now
complete. He must sell cheap, for he
wants money. ml3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29

q Mold MINE IN BUCKlNGHAM-For
w sale or lease, the dover interest Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Lewis, in a Iractof Land, lying on Wallon's Fork, in the
county of Buckingham, about7 or s miles from the Court.
house, belonging 10 The estate OF her deceased husband,
the late Col. IN. l. Lewis. This tract, sometimes cali
ed the Gold Mine Tract, is supposed to contain about 100
acres. Gold has been frequently found upon tin one
instance, a single lump, said TO have been worth upw ards
oil 800. Col. Lewis some short time before his death,
aud before searching Tor Gold was pursued as a profitable
business in Virginia, had commenced preparations on an
extensive scale Tor washing and separating the ore. A
more particular description is deemed unnecessary. as
none, II is presumed, would purchase without examining
the property. Persons disposed to contract for Mrs. Lew
Is's interest will please address their communications, post
paid, TO Gen. Is. w. S. Cabell, Dan1ille, John Robertson,
Richmond, or the subscriber, Concord p. o., Campbell.
STERLING C. ANDERSON,
attorney in fact for Mrs. E. Letois.
May ID. 81