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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
CAROLINE COUNTY ''A1''

CAROLINE COUNTY. '>'
The Anniversary of American lude pendcnce was &C.
lebalcd by barbecue the Bowng Greer on the Bird
and 4th July AZ the termination of ptuous dinner
which reflected honor the taste and lbcrality of
Mesms. Thormlon and Chandler, W G.. Minor was ap.
pointed Chairman and John Battalc Secretary of The
festive board The following toasis then drunk
REGULAR ToAsTS.
united people
9 The Soldiers of the Revelation Freedom their re-
ward gratitude their triumph
3. The Army and Navy.
d. The Plough It's one sAnre in a kank of carth is
worth two in a bank of paper.
g. The President of the United States
a. The Governor Of Virginia.
T. Our Country. right wSoEr.
g. Francc May she learn that to preserve o.r friend.
ship she must be Just.
q Tie memories Of Washington and JelKcfson.
10. Ex-Presidcnt Madison
" a halo Of The lgii ~ ether days,
=, -, Which still The spleneour OF - OIL, beinys"
The States "ESfoto pcrpeiaa'
IL Ono and Michigan: a speedy and happy adjust
incnt of their differences.
I3. The Fair The only end,srablc Arstocraey--vho
elect without yoies-govrrn without iaws-dccde with
out appeal-and are never in the wrong.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY The Chairman Party Spirit: May its bitterness
tons Of the day
BY Major Philip Samuel May peace, plenty and so
cial happiness, attend each annivermry
l'y Rufus Downing. Honesty and Economy in the
administration OF our Government
BY Col. Archibald Samuel The next President. NV
ho be elected By the People
John J.. Pcndlcton Honesty i'm those entrusted with
The welfare aud happiness &C the American Republic
by tie Secretary. The County Of Caroline May she
lose sight Of the principles Of her Pcndeto aud
Taylor.
BY John Washington. blay ibe Navy ride trium.
plant The ocean and thunder terror ia the ear Of
every Transatlantic tyrant
BY James Hunter Nathani, Macon. An honest
man is tic noblesi work of Cod"
BY {. Guy. yoail Celebrations Of the 9TH Jolly.
custom which bad IFS origin in the pureet feelings Of pa
troto and which should continue as long as those pn
cpies for which il is cherished shall live.
By y. X. Batiae. liberty and the Fair Sex July,
10, aud JOiy, " %, Dnua Sgsro, Spiro
BY Walker iIawes. Martin Van Buren and the N.
York tactics BE- the Old Dominion God tie Com.
monwcnth
BY O. White John & Calhoun Tic is calumnia,ed
for bis distinguished services but Socrates PVT
10 death by the Atenans and Arsdcs ostracsed on &C.
count OF his yif,ucs5
ByA q Sale. Tar friends Of Von Buren, who op.
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DEATHS.

l.. BURFooT, 7rea. Com. Va.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
MARRIED,
NOTICE.

TWVE friends of the Episcopal Mission at Green Bay
 A who reside in this vicinity are informed that a box of clothing, &c. will he forwarded the Mission by the Young Ladies Episcopal Missionary Society of this village in the course ofa few wecks. Those per sons who may wish lo contribute to the box are re. spectlulIy requested tOrwar their contributions before the 30th inss. the of the ev. Samuel Fuller, Jr. Litchfeid Nls 3 &e
 Besides clothing, the following articles peculiar ly acceptable at the Mission Shoes white horn but tons black thread, cotton do. crash for towels, iir cnpss basns for table, lin soup plates, knives ane foFks, iron spoons. BIa lf 4s 4 'y Ht' gs4 a Likchfekd Eepk. IA. 1895. fiss -.sf y IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17

Asmdsoms PlaliRss.-Tha esveEnmeml dpposllps lH lha nes baakH NI ks Ie, aA0uAl co mlaDt leA mt6ms Of lhs pseplaa msRey. Splendid sspI.a le shave VP' oMs-M Y NiaI,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17

Imporfant from Miehigan.-The Deiroi, Joureal of the 5ih iOS contains the following mporiani article
 Wariiks-This morning several independent and militia companies departed for Toledo w iheir and maai,ons of war, on board the saeamboais Geo. Brady aud Andrew Jaeksoa-several eompsajes from
 the interior counties having also passed through this place yesterday. From the press"t condition oi ihe
 two eonteadiag powers, have jast 10 believe
 that osr border difficulties will assums nosi serious aspect Ohio has been collecing her ireeps from rious parts of the saie most oG which probably on their march, have already proceeded io the die. pu,ed Rround. How this aaair w terminate heaven oDly kSows. Ifbood shall be split in shs contest on the heads ef the present sdmassaiios st the eoass. qnences rest.
 Tie same paper of the preceding ThuFsdsy says :- i've are informed hy daily arrivals hom Ohis ihai Gos. Lueas ls now engaged ia raising seops las ihs avowed pa poss of maiaiaaIng. hy aR armed EsFes, the uEisdleon 0f lha, stats on onF sauhern border By als law gf Iha state court s 'e held ssEassleM A Toledo duFAg lAe present ma9,h, And the design ef tho a0vavaog s Co maVah sallaeHi leFee lhMheE le pseesl ihs court whiIe eagAged IR hs dspensalon Of ihe lass of ohl0."
 Hsndsoms PisliRss.-'Ths gsveEameml depasIles Ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
VANILLA MATHS

Sept. 10. E. HARRISON. Court cf Probate, s. District of Sharon, Sept.
 10. 1885. Estate cf Samwl R. Goger. GIX months are limited and allow ed for the NJ creditors t0 the estate of SAMUEL R. EAGER, Esq, late of Sharon. deceased, to exhibit their claims against said estate to the administrators for adjustment and settlement. And said administrators are directed to giye public notice ofthis order oflimitation by nub. fishing the same tn newspaper printed in Litchfield, in the county of Litchfipld, and by posting the same on public signpost in said town of Sharon nearest the last residence of said deceased.
 IS WILLIAM M. BuRRALL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
Book Agents.

tnVHE subscriber will give constant employ. -1 ment to or 10 more persons, in the bu- siness of selling Books by subscription. A few are wanted immediately. to go South. Let ters, post paid. or personal address. may be made to l.. H. YOUNG,
 -. -'1 .+@ -77' Mo- | Erehange Pkdce.
 New. Haven. Sept. IT. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
.TEmPERANCE REPORT.

Gr. 1dGns-The follOulng interesting Report of the msoiing of the County Society held in Wnches- ter, was presented by John M. HOIey, Esq. and n is hoped that the sentiments it contains will influence every good citizen iO zeaIous exertiOn Io ad. vance tle truly philaHthropc e0terprize of Tempe rance It is cheering notice that the pledges given by the delegates South Canaan were universally re. deemed snd an unusually large number of branch associations were represented at Winchester This proves that the cause is still high in public esteem and ihas temPer0Rce Wi!l do their duy, large and important access"Hs yet be made to the Society,
 am, Sir, respecilully, your oi,edI serV't,
 5 RICHARD SMITH Secref0rv
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
For Cash in Hand,
NIWsE.TTRs.

DIAN and ig'd Swiss and Book Mus 1 lins, Bard and Brocsde do; Jaconet and cOtpmon Cambrics; Bobineit and Grecian Lace. and Footings. Edgipgs, and Tnsertings. a good assortment, at 4e,...
 Sept. 10. E. HARRISON'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
Tor NeW-1aaVen and
 NETWORK.

7 EAVES Litchfpld Monday, Wedn esday -A and Friday, at @ o'clock in the morn ing-passing through South Farms, Bethlem. Woodbury, Southbury. Oxford, Humphreys vile, and Derby. to New Haven.
 Sept. 16. J. PARKS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
NEW GOODS. E. L. WeE RR

tz,..s Os -A<e " KSABkB 2. |. E
 Has just opened. direct from NetO. York, < . A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
 CUPERFlNE and common Broadcloths---
 C ribbed and plain Cassinneres, Satiinetts. French & English Merino Cloths, Circassians, goats hair Cambiets, Flannels. worsted Hose. Comforters English, French and American Calicos; English and domestic Corded Skirts; Sheetngs, Shirtlngs, Bed Ticking, Marseiles Bed Qaits, Ginghams, Muslins, Footings, In- ser.ings, Edgings white. brown and black worsted Hose, Misses do. Irish Linens, Cam bric Hdk'fs, Diapers, Table Linen, Table Co., vers, Merino and Thibet wool Shawis, black and cold Lustrings, black and white plain and ribbed Silk Hose; black, white and cold laced Silk Gloves black and plaid Italian Cravats; Blond Gauge Wells; white and fancy colored Silk Hdk'fs; white, black and cold Belt Rib bons; Silk VeIvets, figured Velvet Vestings. with very full assortment of DRY GOODS suitable for the season.
 ALSO, JUST oPEEED,
 N2 Fresh Hyson, Young Hyson. Hy- IHI,.sssNH .ss son Skin and Souchoug TEAS.
 J& warranted good. with most kinds
 lA24gAmi4 of GROCERIES, (except ardent spirits,) for sale for cash, good credit. or pro- duce. 14 Lifchjfeld. Sept 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17

Mir. Edi,or-As the lime is approaching for ihe eec- ion of town officers, woud advise ,ha. the omnibus be forthwith started for Washington Gor the purpose of importing number of gentlemen io acs ,own officers for the year ensoing, t the eveTasiing great demoera, shOsld object. Please call the aiien- tion of the freemen ot this the subject through the columns of the Eaqsises and you will mach oblige
 4 yaeksoRian ef l826.
 Ttialfsr Han.lasgatsS:-Ths irial Of yAaae Marin Crook, Tor the alleged crime of killing her siser-a. Iaw, Aane C,ook, took place bssore the Superior Court as Haddam last week. It was . ease of some importance, as showing the difficulty. eyea wilh she
 sst skilu and sceaii6e physiciaas of distinguishing between lhe symptems of diseass, and the effects ei vioieaee. We shoald imcae io the opinion, Stom thS ,esaoay. ,Aat Aass Crook death was caused hy the vielenee oG tho accused baI the a.er obs osy aslsd 10 selGdefsaee. Ii appeared from the evidence that the taiheE ct the deesasad undertook to put he aeea' eed est the house, sad hal ths deceased, R Aass' iee her Islhev, EeesvsA tho wos"d Iha, caused her deash. The physlalans however, were R0t aallssd en hs pola aad GsseFaly eeasssssd n ,he opIal9a thal f'hsy had hsa9d nglhIAg lem ahFoad they weusd Ael have sUspaeied vlelepee. The verdict ef the juFy wss, NoT 6vILTS.-b bfiddisISBM Aduossas
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17

North Carokian ElectiOR.-The contest M this state (which heretofore has been avOriie to the Jack son par'yl has been recuar, and the result SO diff
 Tere"t from svhat was expected by that party some
 onIhs since, that must be excused for again bring
 ing it 'o the Hoce of readers. It is possible that
 majority of the members cleo, to the legislature may be of the Van Bnren sclnO, bat ol this ihcre sees be some dOabt. Of the members c6fsess. aix arc Van Buren, and seven White and tvhte, which the papers from there does give the correc, standard of popularity of the Van Bufen party but that is only by comparison of the aggregate votes for congress in the dereat districts that this can be determined. And in erder to do ths the Raleigh Star gives the annexed table. The 9h district we perceive is omii:ed-we presume because the returns not ComnleteJ :-. fs ss-.t s'...
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
For Hartford.

nN and after this date the stage wiIIIease NJ LiIchfeld ter Hartford every morning Sundays excrptedl at 6 O'cIoclx-. goes throwgh in sir hOurs-W here it inteFsects Steam Boats for Springfield the same afternoon, and steam boats for New YoIk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at s o'clock P. M.; stages for Ver- mont. Hampshire, Boston. Providence, Norwich and New-London every morning. and for New Haven every afternoon.
 Superior new coaches run on this route from L:tchfeld to Hartford, with three changes of 6rst-rate teams, and drivers ofrespecfab No one is attached to this concern but persons of truth and veracity. from whom any infor- nation can be had with correctness and civiI- ity. For passage or Information apply to J. PARKS, at his house, lfOrmerly Capt. Pbelps'l who is agent and proprietor.
 Litchfeld, Aug. 6, 1885. Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17

0 We this week conclude the long aceounf afIhe astronomical observations recently soid 10 te made al the Cape of Coed Hope. The author of the article, assomiOg it to be hoax, is yet disclosed IO the public. In the concluding part some rather lud- erOus events reaied especially that respecting the misfnHnne which accidentally befel the lens of the telescope when left out overnight.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-17
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, SEPT. Is, 1898.

1 Wednesday the 18th being the Reki9ensAl Re view, and some ofihe hands in our office being com Peied, ny the Kindness Ofa Jackson Iegislaure bs dragged into the service three four days in year. we anticipate few henrs ihe usual period of ssuiOs our paper When, too, there is such a crowd, and so much Doise and confusion t'ere will be in the vci- nity of our printing office, would be next to mpossi- ble iO set types. ta.t ...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-19
Stick do the Mail.


ANT beg leave to inform the public that our arrange
Wv rncnts for the transportation Of tho Mails, and
the accommodation of the traveller that part of the
metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond, are
finished and complete.
Those arrangements consist of one line daily, between
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond
On the water part of this route, have placed the
celebrated Steam boat Champion so distinguished for
speed and equipment have been removed from the
the theatre OF her celebrity, the North River, by
contract.
coaches horses and drivers, will W atter ourselves
command the approval of the public
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever,
we are enabed by The agency OF our other daily line 10
accommodate ourselves once every day, during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement Of
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch Of the public service with determination 10
command the public support, by discerning ~ and we,
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or by DAY, the publics cledient servants,
WIN. SMITH q co.
e. For Seats, apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels
Richmond, Feb I'D. y3-f
DlCH AND RARE, (,cechJgl) With the opening
HA of our navigation, the subscriber will coinnonco
his regular receipt Of Stape md Foney Sprpg md Sum
MIR DRY GOODS; and his arrangements are such, IN
other markets. as TO keep him supplied, weekly with
choice selcction to warrant his assuring families
and others visiting this city .hst us eof oe at all times
iurgEcG aBW hateve IS decidedly and desrabe,
or toneg, rs well complete assortment Of sfop'f,
house ktPiog orficics.
Great attention paid 10 Linen Goods-say shirt;ng,
shccting, and table lipen--sks gnghams, and other
newstye for ihcisoason; Spring shawls md hand
kefchcfs in variety some extremely beautiful and
Summer wcar for gentlemen umbrellas, stocks, boz
SONS &c.
Country merchontsi will find it to their account, in
giving me look Orders promptly and carefully at
tended TO- THO. r. PRICE.
Richmond, Feb. 10. O3--Saw4w
AJOTICE--in pnrsuance Of trust deed, from Joseph
~ II Jet 10 John Sale, dated the 10Th Of January.
los and duly recorded in the Office Of the clerk OF
Northumberland shall on te 9th daj Of March, 1875.
st Northumberland Court House, sell TO the highest bid
der for cash The following Neno Slaves, 20 wit Mira,
Bob Joe, and Sam, WITH the increase Of The fcmae OF
auy9 since tho date Of bad dccdThc subscriber, act
lug under Authority given him By the said John -
Sale. VIII only convey sc title os is vested in She rus
JOHN IT FALLlH, Jr
Feb 70 e3 wits
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the House voted TO accept it, lie should prefer that
owner
The discussion cut off by motion Of Mr. Polk,
mat the House pass to the orders of the Day. which pre-
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80 - h"'S 'SAeStt.
stances he thought the owner Qie
allowed TO take lack the statue.
Mr.. Mercer explained his reason
mcnt to be, that he was unwilling
cept present from any but distir
was high honor for the House "a
present on behalf of the nation froi,
vote tomorrow for ordering q suitS
ferson TO be executed.
Mr.. Adams thought the motion il
not respectful to the donor of the 81
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made at them or anticipated hereafter, arc mol
r. ;stify The expense Of continuing them as dsnct o.
Zoos Several other subjects suggested LOT conoo,"
lion 10 the last Congress, and not iinaiiy acta
agnn respectfully urged its attention! ~ino"t Ho"s
into rrne,,on of the views linen submitted !" fe'''
to tn IN. , :; tho com.
Among the principal were, the change IN .ae f the
mcpcrment of The fiscal year. reorganization s
Treasury Department. especially t" increase s",
checks further control some oil lis o, n,ei;s
powers by specific regulations as 10 Tue mo.
Banks and the Keeping and disbusing OF the pun'c NV
nev-the revision of the laws the Marine ii"SP't'
frnI-re- building the Treasury oticrs-lsg!satoh w
the proyisues in the Of July II, 1892 and other Pnhts
10 enforce the spirit of the present arItt-and naSS
new provisions on number and compensation OF Gus
tombouse officers In the report and Dill cohhecleo
with this last matter included several suggestions
for further changes, in The present system Tor co'Sc.l
onr revenue from Customs, to which, on some future
OCCASION will be subjoncd such as nave S'nce
from additional experience and inquiries. ,,1
Various other subjects. specially devolveo on the iehe
If his Department. have received the attention ana Ia
Dor which they appeared to Deserve but from the etg
TO which this Report has already extended inc Proceeu
inrs in relation 10 them, WILL at an carly DAY De SePa
r,rlv communicated to Congress
All which, is respectfully submitted
~" Will" 10 49, LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of The Treasury
To the Hon. JAMES X. PoLH,
Speaker of the House
of Representatives.
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yu3HE subscriber having recently purchased a

yH3HE subscriber having recently purchased farm,
and being DESTROYS to bestoW more of his
10 than lie can do under the present numerous engage
prns he has on hand Offers for sale his house and lot
in The town of Lovingston lie deems IL useless en-.
Ter inio detail Of the many advantages and convencnces
Ibis property POSSESSES He will however, remark that
from its locality, convenient and expensive improve
mens Sc i, is certainly Of the very best and mos,
desirable situations for tavern and store, to be found
sny where in the upper country |! has been occupied
for number of years, the subscriber, As tavern aud
store and as such is very extensively known.
The improvements consist in part, OF large twosory
brick house, connecting two cnnnodious wooden tcuG
nrnts together both Of which are nearly new. In tie
first story of the brick house, is store room, fitted IN in
the hest manner for retailing goods. On the lot which,
contains forty acres of land, in state of the highest Inn
movement and cultivation are three large and room,
,,hns two of which have been recently built Tbesc
,oc,lpr with the cal rage house, houses ice house
ofce Kitchen &c, &c, make it Of the most desrs
lilo situations to be found any where. for Ct bus
mass yho wishes to unite the Overwhelming and mo.
| camille business together
Should an opportunity not present itself. by which
can sell the above described property then would lease
il for not less than five years. TO careful and Response
Bile tenant As the property is very valuable and Ger
tainy equally desirable, not disposed 10 lease il IA
anv one who is not altogether responsible. 1t is ;h
! fore hoped no others will apply
| ANY communication on the subject (postase paid al
dressed 10 ne at this place, will be promptly al,rn, ia
c. r. ESTES
r. I
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pOARDlNG-.,is .tary Turner, at her Boarding.
I'D House, the Main street, "a few doors below the
street leading 10 Mayos Brdgc will have, b.; the meet
ing of the Legislature, several gcnccy inrnIs!'
which will enable her to accommodate eli ht or ten lc'
brrs with comfortable board and lodyng-Prce s. per
week.
She would also embrace this opportunity 10 say 10 cr
country friends and the public in general that she can
rive them such accommodations she feels confident
will give satisfaction.
November 18th, 1885. 5I-w3"
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q GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOI.-Thc subscriber
"a residing four miles north of charlottesville IN The
county of Albenlarle with view to educate his own
daughters has employed Miss Heat young lady from
Mrs Wilards Seminary. Troy. New York. she has re-
sided in his family for the las! ten '"s lie i'eS no
hesitation in saying, that his own daughters ana Others
who have been committed her care, have made very
satisfactory progress She is qualified to teach WELL
every branch of English, the French language MuS;
and Drawing ne will take eight or ten girls under the
aqc of r. as boardcrs The next session will
ON the 2Jlh of January, and terminate the 10Th Of
June Every branch of English will be taught for so;
French $40; Music $50; Drawing $l5. Board, bedding
and candles furnished by the subscriber, 800 B1aid
and tuition fees to be paid one half in advance.
A native of France will be employed in the school,
who will give French lessons for the additional sum OF
$40 per session. SAMUEL CAR1'
Dec 10 63-.wGW
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NTOTlCE.-A frst-ratc Stand for Tailor at wafer
~ Tavern in Spotsylvana ANY single gen.eii%%Idh 1
who is of steady habits and good workman, would 90
we'll to avail himself of this Stand, it is located IN
wealthy neighborhood; and there is at the place Two
mercantile houses, it is certainly worthy OF INC
Of any gentleman whose situation it nigh SUIT ,
" W. cGo-9,w2vl LEON LEVY.
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BblCIlMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE.-
a. The subscriber being DESTROYS and determined to
oGitr, provided he dispose OF hs
lands, &c in the Northern Neck, he thoreE.ro oiis la.
public Lots and Houses at Stoncy Ill., the most
sonabc terms; consisting of tavern, which is new
house. three stories high containing under the roof eight
and passage which renders it qnc comfortable,
and well calculated entertain Travellers, &c. There
cchouse ana all other ouhouscs necessary at pubic
pacc-a OF which has been built since l-:0. There IS
also good we'll in the yard, not to be exceIcd by any
for good water. in this State. There about 10 acres
of land attached to the lot
Will also offer another lot, adjoining the tract,
known by the of Whites Tavern. containing about
81 acres, with good dweling-housc, and other out.
houses on it, which, with little repair, would be IN good
order.
will also offer another tract continuing 2O2 acres,
miles South West of Wcstmorcland Courthouse, with
GOOD dwelling house. kitchen, granary, stablcs and
other necessary out-houscs
will also offer another tract, containing 300 acres,
- miles West Of Wcstmurcand G. Ia valuable
forest farm, There is good dwclinghouse, granaTy,
corn houses stables &c. and lirsrate grst MILL lately
built
will also offer another tract n the extreme end Of
the county, containing $50 acres with good dwelling
house, and other outIouscs on it.
All the foregoing lands, lying in the county OF Kichi
mond and State of Virginia, healthy situations: l
deem it unnecessary to give further description OF the
lands, those wishing TO purchase can view tor ie"
selves, &c. JOSHUA KEAMi,
Aug, 81. [3l-t1 &oaey Hill, Richmond Co., "a
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wM7M. B. HAMLIN, (iute Of Va.,) ATTORNEY AND
wv CorssELLo OR AT Law, offers his professional SCI.
vices to his friends and the public. Address son'n''
Vile Tennessee. l3o-WofhJ N