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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Our voaid taiuk ~ yosstiaa eeeut,isi b. M.
is Philip. - desrrihrd IN he iriter ~ o. a. a
aisaoa fsc smile n tlo grts a thinEs II S. 49,
inEloa. AZ 80 eseufs tac similarity h qilc voi-
deTfli;--i .gBaay -fst.
"a band % misguided ssd uaisEuiding men
surround the throBs--sWear that black u
shiie--dselars that she maroh 81 govern
ment y popuiaf--Fspgesen ths rspahiisans
as handfei u faetious men, 4" end sousssl
ne Head 81 Stats 10 psrssrers ia bolh bis Tor
siED an3 deesestie systsm."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

~ for Tat. "A country fellow wee
passing down Washington street the
other day, when z wsg thrust hiss head
out Of the window Of boarding house,
snd sapg cut, "HsIl0, there, squire,
when Did zoe come DOWN" Jonathan
east he eyes ep 90 the wind0w, and
replied. 81 cay, Mister. yoa'd better
hsal 10 yOur hsad--islks will think you
keep stpngAfeS Aotfssg seeing satJrs
head hanging cot the wiBdow.s
Tf-.ftass Punt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Air VIZ. p. 6nAY. POSTMASTER a.
Frederieksbog, We. hss been reformed,
and . geaiieman attached 10 he ofBes,
pst 10 bis place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

a gentleman, Il is said. had q beard
put on q part Of he land, on which vas
wFitssn--'I will give The Geld 70 any
one who - really eonsshtsd, and when
an applicant cane, be slwsys said, ARE
yos eontsntedP The general reply
vas. u sm.' Thea feininsd iho
gsbilsmsn, 'vhat De you want with
ny keld .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

The Springfield somnsmbsiist, -
We learn from medical snd ether 80.
tiioFity connected With the WoseesieF
hsylvm. lssys the Boston Msfesntils
Jousnall hes been cespfsfsiy cured I,
hsS disorder he'd its or,gia - che sio.
mach, thossh tie issmediats eaass Of
of the pafo1ysms cas- q determination
u the blood 20 ihe head. The euFe
has been Elected wholly By medical
treatment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

R EsiAINING in the Post Ofiice Ut Har-
10 Pers-Ferry, Va on the lst OF January,
1884, which " not taken out before the LIST
Of April next, will be sent 70 the General
Post office a. dead letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Say n0thing rsspsetiag yougselG, e.
theF gnsd, bal, o. indiGessati nOshing
good, foe that is 0ssifys aothing bad,
for that - e6tcfsfioa5 nothing iadif.
ferent. fsr that 10 siny.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Mortality ia Boston. late nun.
Der OF the Boston Journal contains a
table showing the number of deaths in
mat city. IN each year, for 90 years
past, and the relative number by sui-
eide, iLtemperanoe. and consum p,ion.
We can bat give few leading items
10 1888, the deaths were, by suicide
-; consumption 940, intemperance 40.
Total Tor the year, 1916. In the
whole psriod Of 90 years ending with
1855, the deaths were. by suicide II2;
consumption 4lo5; intenIperance 495.
whole number for go years, 25, OLE
The number Of cases Of suicide has in
crossed largely within the last few
years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Extract from the manuscript notes OF .
gentleman recently returned from a tour or
tho continent Of Europe.
whilst at Naples, VIC visited by
invitation, two splendid statues, near
" completed, the work Of MIR. L. Per.
sico, for the United States Govern
ment They represent Peace and Uar,
and are intended Es ornaments 10 the
principal portico of the Capitol at
Wsshington.
These statues are objects Of uni
verssi admiration, even IN ftaIy. an,
home OF the fine arts; they are formed
OF blocks Of the purest Carrars marble,
as white n snow, aud without a blem-
ish, rather exceeding nine feet i'm
height displaying q dignity and hsr-
mony OF expression ss admirable az
they are original, and retaining tho
characteristic expression Of the Anglo.
American. They cannot fail 10 pro-
duce a happy effect. in a country com
parativeiy new, NJ models Of taste,
founded on anatomical ACCURACY.
We have learnt with regret that n Ia The
intention Of government 10 place these yalua-
ole works IN public portico exposed to at
mospnerie mutations. They are admirably
suited however, to ornament the chamber OF
the House OF Representatives.. Their arrival
In the United States may be daily expected
10 one OF our public ressels.-[sNai Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
CLOCKS! OxsO0KS !!

HvuE subscriber respectfully Informs his
u friends and the public, that no has now
on hand. add intends keeping, n good sssort-
neut Of CLOCKS Of the following
DescrifSftcss and Prices.
Eigh,-dsy Brass Clock, best quality, go 90
Thirty-hour Wooden Clock, Sl0 90
Brass 30 hour, from 10 to 900 90
French Mautel Clock that will run %
days, Ia beautiful arsiclo.) $40 90
All Of which he invites his friends In town and
country TO call and see.
CHARLES G. STEWART.
chariestown. Dec. &c. 1888. :
3tH-ao4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

The New York Courier says, in an
swes TO the uestion,--Oh which eide
OF iady 9 gentleman should ride
=" Oo the lett to be sure. for he will al
ways be nearest her heart"
fes, - bot IL be rides on her right.
then she will be nearest TO his heart.
So. you see, Il May be matter ofehoice,
after all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
rvsIissss, wssxAr, OF
JOMr y. G.4LL.aAER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO 0oLLAns q Fifty ora

PER .4yt.tD.lE
Payable half yearly, but Two Do,I An,
will be rcceis ed a. payment IN fun N paid
entirely In advance. WheueSsr psvment IA
deferred beyond the expiration OF The year.
i interest viii be charged.
- subscriptions for six months, al Is. %
b paid Invariably In sdrsses.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising, are For square
or less, 81. for three insertions larger ones
ia The Same proportion. Each eontinuance,
- cents per sqraro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Resolutions approving Of the removal
OF the public depcsitss from the u. s.
Bank, passed the New York House OF
Assembly on Friday. yeas Iis. nays
9-eyerJ collar man voting in the
Affirmative.
Speaking of the resolutions adopted
6y the House OF Assembly against the
Bank, the Albany Daily Advertiser re-
marks, that if SIR. M'kean (the mover
OF tho resolutions) had moved that black
be heneeforth called tchite, he would
have precisely the same vote. The
collar men are ready for any thing.
Balfinere Chsonele
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Lieutenant Farwsll. Of the Navy, wa.
induced. for the sake ofcarryinK on trade
with the natives. TO tx himself at the Bav
oil Natal. on the eosst Of Africa, under the
sovereignty Ofa chief named Chaka, one
OF the most inbumsn aud monstrsus char
acters that ever existed. The account Of
him ny the Lieutenant appears scarcely
credible. lie puts TO death men, women
and children, who oppose him he keeps
Twelve hundred concubines. and those OF
"hom he becomes tired, be distributes
among has oifieeFs lie suffers no one to
see ban eat o. drink; has chiefs approach
IN craving altitude I; and IL any should
laugh or smile, or cough OF snseze, he l.
Put TO death. One ugly person disturbed
The serenity Of his fsatures--he called,
lake that man away and Stay him be
makes me 1gh."--l Quarterly Reris,e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Extract az letter from Washington 20 IN, po,s.
land Advertiser.
The President 10 apparently in bet
ter health than he was two wears since.
when the bullet that Nr. Bentop lvd,,.
ed IN his arm, was 81 affecting. IN.
deed he lives on agitation. III. Wa,
born Tor storm. He 10 never so hea,
~ IS when in . row. Hence the no.
litiesi excitement at present .xis,,n,
70 nourishment 20 him. Durinr tb,,
northera tour. after the Psoelama,io,.
the storms OF party were ouisf
by the surrender Of notification. he
was sick, and scarcely able 10 move
from place 10 place. lie wil,ed iu
snca piping times Of peace" Bur
when the deposites were removed, and
the thunder began 20 roll, then the old
man prieked up his ears, and instantly
began TO be better. Ihave never seen
him look so we'll ~ he does nj this mo-
ment. IL Mr. fancy is rejected he
may live dozen ysars--snd il will be
KIND IN the Senate to pro,rae, his life.
lie certainly is not fair " Gather Pre-.
'idens, and he has the greatest luck AZ
r.'s'ng storm Of any man ever heard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
TRANSFORMATION
Ola the Chesapeake q Ohio
CANAL.

HVHE Chesapeake and Ohio Canal being
- now completed and open 90 navigation
from this peace (Keoptryst or Old Furnsce)
70 Georgetown, the undersigned, who have
long been carriers on the Potomac, beg leave
70 inicrm the public that they arc at present
engaged In, and will continue Transportinr.
via tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. without
delay, and on tho most moderate terms, 10
and from the Point Of Rocks, Georgetown,
and other points on the line Of the Canal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

We az o. so'a for oas'-'se' sIoa.. bus 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

HiRia.as-Pesf, Fstrusrv IL, ie33.
~ Hcsoiufion u tise RoeFa ~ Director
~ Of this lnstitutiou, ths following scale
and rates have been adopted for tie govern
IoeHt ~ ths officers fbereof, 10 receiving dsue,.
sites 81 money,to iimitsu snount, subject 10
interest, Wis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Three new banks have Just been
chartered by the Legislature oCSprth
Carolina. with an aggregate capital OF
three miIlions Of dollars. The charter
Of the Bank Of Cape Fear has also been
renewed. With . capital Of 100000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

J.6srson---Ws learn that the "Life
aud opinions Of Thomas Jefferson, !"
by Professor Tucker Of the Virginia
University, will be published early IN
the Spring. IL will comprise two &C.
tavo volumes, and contain review Of
the political history Of the times in
which the cage and patriot nourished.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Gradual .7boifion. "A voluntary
Society is formed in Kentucky, to a.
bolish slavery on the post ratio princi.
pie; that is, to free all who may be
born of their own slaves; and promise
to use their influence in procuring q
Law TO that effect Fifty members are
already enlisted. The late excellent
T. i. Skillmsn was the founder Of the
Society," CoioniSafionist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

ffs~ ahs PAiiaat,pAia Cs~'m<pcisi He.aid.
AARON BURR.

The long and troubled career Of this gifted.
but wrstched man, approaches It's Close
History, In its heightened gallery, has GOT a
single portrait on which the student will gaze
with moro admiration and regret, OF the phi
losopher With more surprise and doubt, than
that OF Aaron Burr. To this moment he il a
puzzle The early part Of his career was
all brightness; and even up TO the moment
when, caught in toit Of superior mind, he
was dashed TO the earth blasted and destroy
ed--wc know not whether more 10 admire
or condemn. Even II his guilt were written
90 the page Of his countrys history In colors
too glaring 10 be doubtcd-his penanee has
been long and bitter one. tic has lived to
sec his nsme shrouded in infamy coupled
with the imprccations Of his country, and
held alofs as beacon light to guard the I'M
wary frous the wreck Of ambition. lie has
lived to see and feel oil this, 10 creep where
he has scared. TO be the object Of prying and
insulting curiosity. or Of avertsd and scornful
distrust, where once he was tho first and the
brightest, the centre Of all hopes, the obscry-
cd Of all observers.
lie has trod. silently and abstraeted, around
the walking crowds OF the metropolis of his
country. earning his daily bread in bitterness
OF soul. and schooling his high aud soaring
spirit TO endure it, degradation, the moekery
ard scorn Of his country and his age. His
tory has no parallel for such picture. Co
milius' disgrace was brief, and terminated
o. glorious reward; Marius left the ruins Of
Carthage TO feed fat his revenge upon his
enemies; and even Belisarius was doomed to
beg his obolus for q few days, when death
laid him In an honored grave. But Burr has
contemplated his own ruin for more than
quarter Of a century-hss had, during thai
long and bitter term, the poisoned chalice
presented daily TO his lips; has eat and drank
and slept with the Kisses Of the world ringing
in his ears.
lie has been guilty, but his guilt has gene
rally been misunderstood. u had nothing
sorded OF craven spirited In t. Burr's trea-
son was not the treason Of Arnold; and tho
deserving OF ceusurc, he Is also deserving Of
commiseration. He IVES ambitious
.'Twas grievous fault,
But gricvousiy hath Caesar answered IL. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
I''Thou lingering star. with lc.sening ray.

f'Ihou lingering star, with lcssening ray. "
Highland Mary. The episode in
the life Of Burns, which has for its be-
ginning, its middle aud its end. the
attachment between himself end Mary
Campbell, 10 exceedingly affecting
From . recent Scottish work we learn,
that this young female, who was invest.
ed by the imaginative powers Of the
Bard ~ith q thousand charms, was a
dairy maid ~ Coilsfield--a good look
ing blue eyed girl. with a very pretty
foot. After long courtship, in which
thew found the " current Of their true
love" far from running smoothly, {"
they fixed day, on which to take leave
temporarily Of each other. while max
ing the final arrangements for their
marriage.
In q lonely bot romantic spot upon
the Banks Of ayr, they passed a day
together. On separating, they stood
upon the opposite bsaks zaf little
brook. They dipped their hands 10
its water, IN testimony Of the purity Of
their intention, and then placing them
upon Bible together. they look ed up
- "a ea's WseteeAfy RtCdkCl JbC4f
truth and constancy.
Mary embarked for the West High
lands to visit her friends, bot she re-
turned no more. She was taken sick,
and died on her WY 10 Greennock, az
ter . short illness.
Burns never forgot the object Of his
affections. Even after he married
Jane Armour, he continued 10 mourn
his fate, aud some years afterw ards,
upon the birth day OF his lest Mary,
he was found by his wife in . cold
bright evening, sitting cut in the open
air upon . wisp Of straw, gazing at a
bright star with the utmos, Intenseness.
tie was prevailed on, after much per-
sussion, TO enter the house, and there
he set dozen and wrote, almost with.
0ut q pause, those mAtchiess lines,
which have immoEtaliZed his passion.
M. Daily .adC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

A ,IisgRs EHTAPH
"ficrr iics . insn pithoui Ne u.o.e, .,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

We perceive by the last African Re.
pository, that the number Of subscri.
bers on the plan Of Gerrit Smith, viz /:
10 pay to the Colonization Society 100
dollars year. for ten years, is 81. The
whole number requisite in order to
complete the plan. is 100
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

s,' W. s-. ...'ed 'iss s'--w1es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

among the notes taken, were about
Thirty Eight Hundred DollArH Of the
Doylesiown Bank, nearly an equal a.
mount Of the Bank Of Germanlown, and
a considerable amount in'Trenton notes.
The rest was in notes Of Philadelphia
banks, including those Of every demo
miDation except thousands and frs
hundreds. The number Of FIfiies slO-
len is very small.
A reward of three thousand dollars
is offered for the detection Of tie rob
bers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

Col. Johnson is nominated for the
Presidency by State Convention in
Indiana.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

For dsPositos payable sfs
sseHihs s)ier dsassiss, certih- per snuuos n
Gates shall be Issued bear per cent.
ing interest a the rais
Ror depo~ises payable
aiseiy dzys afirr aessanf, ceT-- per snnua, a
tificeass shall b. issued bear per cent.
log interest a. lhs rate
Yer dePosiics payabls str-
y days sflsr ssusand, esrti6- pei annuu q
Gates shall Be Issued bear- ) mar cent.
cog interest a the rate
~ order,
gro. =. AIOsHER, csssisv.
FEB. ~, is33.--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

A letter from T.. Walker. published
IN the staunton Spectator, says that q
deposite Of anthracite coal has been
found in the county Of Rockingham
The supply is thought to be very album
dant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
From the Il.IlaasIphia 0. 5. Gaze,le. Jan. a

From the Philadelphia U. s. Gazette. Jan. -.
Great Bank Robbery. We learn
that the banking house of the Phiia
delphia Bank was entered by means OF
false keys, between Saturday evening
aud yesterday morning, and robbed o!
small notes amounting 10 about sizfy
three thousand dollars. How n robber
could gain Admittancs 10 the vaults OF
an Institution which keeps constantly
in pay an outside watch, we cannot
imagine, but this has been done twice
within a year in Philadelphia, and Was
twice done two years since in New
York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

psr snnum Of
APer cent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

pei anpum of
sPv cent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

per annum o.
per esal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-27
FOR SALE,

4 SLAVE MAN, who is a first rate .o w Earl 5yv
IA ner and Ploughman; has peen n ,It and
raised to farming, and is of good cGnd'i Bond
character. Terms, II months cle uta,sst from
date. Viii be required, or the usual dlsSo"i en-
the purchaser prefers paying the MOI % 2ywer
oure Of the Printer. r'i''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-27

WANTED ON LOAN, 81
TOR or months, 1900 or 2OOO uo Iia ;6r
Il the Notes of the Bank of AleXandila ri, Ill
repayment of which satisfactory sec1LnSS
be given. Apply to JOHN Coi'0-'
NAV 24-e02t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-27
LAFAYETTE ICE HOUSE.

NUTICE.
TEHHE subscriber respectfully soicltS al Pc,
IL sons indebted to the late firm OF Jaliv.
Mckenzie G. CO. to call and settle Their resp
June e ensaing1as, after that time, all such &c, l
counts and notes must be placed in the nG ana
q Collector. JAS. MchbNHiH
TO LET, :l
IN The STORE-HOUSE recently occGP,E; e.,
I:iI by James Mckenzie & Co., SURPASSED ~! ~
the Dry Goods business by no situation IN W.
Apply as above. may l0-oHIS2----
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
Jefferson ( va Jockey 1IW6,

.T NiiE next meeting Of The Club will corn.
n menee, OF their course near Charle,town.
on wednesday, September 9th, 1894.
iITH Days Race, 4 miles and repeat for
500, entrance 500. r' 'O'
n,eond Dsy, miles and repeat, for 1900.
entrance $40 Sams Day, a sweepstaks for !
~ olu colts one mile and repcai-entrance
500, half forfeit, to be closed on ,hs A., ~
september. ~ "
IH,rd drJ' miles and repeat, for $500. en-
,rsnee so Same day, race for ali sort, Of
-, one niie and repeat, entrance $50.
mere must be four entries paid forl or M
race on each day. Winners on preceding DAYS
excluded from entering in the SUBSEQUENT -.
Se'. weights aod regulations the same a.
nose o. TIE Central Coursor Tie tsaek
u nov made an exact miI.. P,o,,.. 49,
are appointed TO snfore the most rix,d dec
nence for the Ladies
y. n The purses, as heretofore. aiw.y,
~ the stand TIE sPcRFi spV
Aug. %, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
TRANSPORTATION

III TIE ran RO.iD BETUE EN- RiL-
ILhORE and he POLN-T Of ROCKS.
"A DAILY Train OF Railway Wagons pro-
IA eeeds ia bo,h d,rcetioLs L-ts cen ~ .ltin.ore
and the Point IL Rocks.
WESTWARDI.Y
Starting from Baltimore at I pooc and arr;,-
ing q, the Poii u Rocks n nooe Of the follow ing
day.
EASTwARDIY.
Starts from the Point OF Rocks ~ five in the
evening, And reaches t,e D-pot in baltimore a,
the same hour Of the following evening.
The Rail Road Company have established am
pic eon,enienscs and nsehincry for the ssS,. nnd
expeditions trsnshiptncnt az produce and eosnmo-
sinics between the Canal Boats and the Iiailua,
Cars The Company are also prepared TO r..
eeivc produce from the Boats, give receipts ~
the same TO the owners or TO their order and de.
liver the same on the Rail Road in Baltimore "a
the eonsgnecs, for the charge Of - cetts sr bar.
rel Tor fioSr, and other commodities in tic same
proportion.
They will also deliver Goods consigned 10 the
Point OF Rocks from Baltimore NJ I9l cents pcr
1Oclbs. and, until further notice, Plaster OF Pa
ris at 81 per ,oa. aud Sailed Fish and Salt At i2l
cents per 100 lbs.
May y, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ
~ rules holden IN the Clerks Office 81 lie
Circuit Superior Court Of Ia~ aod iaf-
seTy iOT Jeasrson county, the fret Norll,
IN August, 1884:
George H't@Phrcys. PLnSrf,.
AGAINST
OtA1a1 y BTsifrk, .lfsrgaref ~ r,a. N
Sftdsv. MANUEL Sfrder AID Isaae Srik.
Buasb4sr.,
~ CHANCERY.
q NiiE defendant. William v. BusL.ls 90
~ having sntsrsd his appearance. arc sf-
60 security according ~ he act q ssssH,sly.
ana ne rules Of this court and u appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that be = DOT ~ 10
habitast q ths eo0utSy q 10 srtsrss. Tkst
the sad defendant do APPEAR here % tAs FRI
day o. the neat term. ard answer he hiIi ~
the pisiptif sd hat . copy Of his ofdcfts
forthvhh asserted 10 some nsvspap~r PUB.
tshsd Ia Chsglsstows. Tor tao nsosths ,ul.
osssivsiy sna pystsd % the front door q fa
eourt-bouss 10 he ssid town q Chsfle,.5sg
A sOPy Ts-ts
ROBERT 7. BRowS. C,ot
August 7, less.