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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12

"A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The sub
IA scrber offers sale his tract of Land lying in the
county of Chesterfield eight miles above Richnond and
within half mile of James River containing $50 acres
OF about equal portions Of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been so improved by careful management and
the use OF clover and plaster that nearly whole oft
now produces clover kindly About 20 acres are good
creek meadow, part OF which is in herds grass
and produces hne crops. The wood has Just been
cleared away from 80 of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from its conteuity to
the River, and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond The wood is worth so cents
per cord as stands the land and Contracts for the
sale of several hundred cords that price annually can
now be made The improvements are nearly new, and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of fai-
~ The situation is healthy and the water fine During
my absence, applications may be addressed TO my bro
ther, Col Peter +. Smith, OF Manchester (yho is fully
empowered TO sell and convey the land my Mana
ger, Mr.. Thomas Cheatham upon the premises who
VIII show the land TO persons disposed TO purchase it,
JORDON SMITH
r. 81 wish also TO sell Sc of land upon most
OF which the wood is standing lying within three and
hall miles OF Manchester, adjoining the lands Of Mr.
Srcen Hail, Mr. Fisher and Others j. S.
Oct ~ 4S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12
A L THE COURT OF CHANCERY of the State
IVA OF Delaware, for New Castle County of the Sep
TENDER Term, 1885,
Robert White, Administrator of
Sophia A. Laurence and others
: Bill filed, &c.

rs ~ S' : Bill fled &C.
John Goodwin & John Bullock
And now, to wit, this 10Th day of September A ID
1888: On motion of James A. Bayard of Counsel for
the Compliments, and affidavit made to the satisfaction
OF the Court that John Goodwin, the defendants
haheu IN the above cause is out of the State of Della
ware and resides in the State of YirgniaIt is order
ed by the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin do
appear IN this Court to the said suit, on Monday the
fifteenth day of February A. ID. 1886 otherwise the Bill
OF Complaint will be taken pro confesso:--And II il
inrlher ordered, that copy of this Order SHALL within
,hrty days, be published in the Richmond ENQUIRER
Newspaper published semiweekly in the State of Vir
gina, and in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Waterman Newspaper published in the City of Will
mngton and be continued in said papers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication; and also
copy OF said Order shall within thirty days posted
up IN the Office OF the Register of the Court of Chance
ny Tor New Castle County the Court House door
at New Castle, in said county.
Neao Castle County IS.
do certify that the foregoino is trnv con;eJ f ,h
Record-In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at New
Castie, the 21th day of Septe mber, a. d. 1885
JOHN GORDON, Regr in Chanecry.
ocl. .. 45--3m
ERON STORE.-We have in store n largo and .eIl
m selected assortment of Iron, to which daily
aaang by receipts almost every packet-and offer at
very low prices, 200 tons, of the following description
FLAT-Englsh, swedes, Country and Ulster, almost
RoUND-English, swedes and Ulster, from Ia to d.
ameter.
sQUARE-English, swedes and Ulster, from Id to 4
diameter
ovAL-7-s oval Ulster Iron
Box, band, sheet hoop and plating IRON
Nal Rods spike rods axetree moulds for coach makers
Crow Bars
tons best American bIistored Steel.
Id do. do English do oil, stampN
do spring steel, from l-2 to l-2
* DO. SSnderson " Bros best Cast Steel ofthe usual
do. Palmer Mould Boards, from No 1to3Ia
WORKMAN, McGRUDER s. co.
WV .. 50-tlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12

a tAROLiNE LAND FOR SALE.--By virtue of
~ the last Will and Testament of Humphrey Sale
deceased, OF Caroline county, Virginia. the subscriber
VIII offer TO the highest bidder, the premises on-
day, the 9TH day OF January, 1885, the fair day
thereafter, Tract of Land, in the county aforesaid ST.
tnated ON Beverly Run and estimated to contain $50
acres, more or less This land will be sold on n credit of
IL months the purchaser giving bond with approved
cur,y and Deed OF Trust 10 the punctual pay
inent of the purchase money This is among the most
desirable Forest Farms in Caroline county There is
c9mmodiors two-story dwelling house upon -a spring
oil the coolest and purest water perfectly convenient TO
the mansion houseand very large orchard of the best
selected kinds OF apples, with other The
situation is uncommonly healthy being entirely exempt
from atmospheric that produce the bilious diseases
OF our climate The soil of this farm is we'll adapted
to the growth of the usual sapes corn wheat and to-
bacco further description of the Land is deemed
necessary, ii presumed any person DESTROYS buy
ing will view it, and judge for themselves.
Mr. Wiiam Duling, adjoining, will shcw the Land
to any person wishing purchase The subscriber will
make such title only is vested in him, the Admins
traitor with the Viii annexed, of Humphrey Sale dec d.
winch right, he believes unquesonabe.
JAMES w. BURWELI. administrator.
Iptth The HlH ANNEXED, of III. Sale dec d.
Caroline CO., Va December l. GO-tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

EXTRACTS
FROM GOV. BRASCH'S SPEECH
In The LcgtstakItye nj Ninth Cafbtiaa


As soon Ms Gen. Jackson WINS inaugnra,cd md
our nomnatons were confirmed by the Senate
each membcr took charge of the Department us.
s,sncd TO hun, puIicu'ody ANXIOUS, doubt not
10 give celia, 10 the Administration, by dtieen
aud faithful discharge Of the trust committed to
him. ! can spcak for myself; nj oil events, never
did labour more asstduously.
About the last OF May, my family enme on, to
minslc with society 10 winch they were srsn
gers They found the Lady of the Secretary u
War, native Of the Cry, excluded from ITS SO
CITY, and did not deem ii their duty eight to en-.
deavour control connterac tho decisions of the
ladies' OF Washington nor did They consider them
selves at Liberty 10 enquire whether these decl.
lions were correct, or Otherwise. Engaged Us was
continually, with tic all cngrossng affairs Of the
Navy ID 'partmeut did MI know nj night whom
my fnmy had visited in the day, whom they
had not and ihps the tine passed without, ] can
confidently assert, the least interference, on my
part, win matters That belonged exclusively to
hem Al length, however, friend Of ours with
his family, came from Nashye-a gentleman
of high character aud parc liar friend OF the Pre-
sident. A lier having tak"n one Of my daughters
on an excursion 10 Philadelphia and New York and
returned my f'mily, Gr the first time during their
residence in the Guy, determined. the eve Of his
departure for home 10 invite few aequalnionces
spend the evening with our guest and his FAINT
ly. Whom they bad invited, knew not, ard &c
fordngly met with many ladlcs and gentlemen !,
and Of this meeting, IN important IN tstlt, should
not have lhon2 ht again but for a singular com'nu-
nicaton few days Afterwards, from Gen. jack
son, touching u by which | informed that
Mai Eaton was dispensch, bee iuse Mr.. Camp
bell aud Dr. Ely a, my house on such an oc-
casion | had heard Of many things connected
wdb this dell ate subject before but this was The
first time any thing ~ tangible form had presrn-
ted itself. As You will readily imagine, my lee
lings were excited md Instantly demand d of
Gen. J ckson, NY what authority Maj Eaton, or
any one Ise, questioned my hight TO invite whom
persed o my house. BY no authority (he re-
piled y but Mai Eilon considers ii very nnk,nd 10
you to give an invitation TO these gentlemen, in
asn,uch as they have been talking about Mrs. Ea.
ton.
Mr.. Campbell was The pastor Of church, in the
civ IN which G. n. jackson had pew, and which
lac had rcguilry Attended NJ This time Three
Of his Cabnc, ministers, myself included, likewise
IA d pcws in h' SAM church. and were gener lily
IN a tendance on Sundays. I his grpeman wa,
so far as knew believed one OF The most exem-
pla,y persons the place. and with u, u most eo
| nncnt divine Dr.. Ely was minister of the Gospel
a resden' Of Ph,la ielpha thin on a visit 10 the
CITY Of Washington and was 'ryited by Mr.
| Ca,nIbel 10 accompany him TO my house.. Thes
thing. may be act red, created Tome cmo.'o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

WasuINaroS, Dec. 80 lS3i
SiENTLEMEH Your note dared on Yesterday was
handed me few minutes since
am aware that for some time past my name has
oeeh orcdsiona Y mentioned, in own State and
elsewhere, for tie uiiicc you mention. had never
Supposed II would br so far acceptable 10 the public
us 10 render an application 10 me necessary TO us
certain my wishes or determination.
MOI h'ving taken any p ans 10 ascertain public
o''n'on upon that subject am perhaps less nc.
li,lni, with the sentimens Of even our own
slae Than any If my colleagues As 10 NV own
wishes aud determination, Gun have no difficulty
IN e,vIng you answer.
AN not con ,cl'ns that nj any momen, of my
life have ever WISHED 10 be President OF the u n.
td Statesi favc nevr know lnslY uttered sen.
ience of done an net 'or tbs lnrpo,n of inducing
any lrrson TO ihnh III mo for that distinguished
station When tie dullcs and rrsponslb ltles Of
ne IN c are considered, ~ my opinion. 1t IS an
object more 10 be avoidcl than desired | shnl
certainly never seek il while have SO luc conf
iehce IN my own capacity 10 dlschmg. the du,es
of u, as now have Those for whose benefit i,
was created have rgh TO fill il wnh any citizen
thy may prefer, provided he is eligible by the
Constitution and the person who would refuse 10
accent such an Office, If o0ered by the people Of
tn United States ought TO have much ST. cnger
hold upon public opinion thnn can ever hope to
possess.
My mcst anxious wish is, tha, in my use you
may thnk proper 10 make Of my name, you m,y
10 sight OF every consideration except the public
interest. have moi had any agency IN cnusng II
10 b. u'rd and do MOI feel that would be justified
~ directing the USE of II To- be Discontinued. can
however, with truth say, tuai lf those political
tntnds who have used IL thus fat shah have reason
10 telicyc ftr,act use Of II will be injury, IN.
tead of ben fl 10 the country, and may choose
To wlt"ira@ it, they will hive my teariy concur
rcnrc.
am most respectfully, your obedieni servant,
HUGH l.. WHITE.
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E,OErICAyl.
LOSS IN DELAYS.

Loss IN DELAYS.
shun dclays. they breed remofse,
Take Thy uo,e, while time is lent thee;
c,oeplng snslls have weakes, force,
Fly their fault, lest thou repent ihec;
c.ood ia best when soonest wrought,
I.ascrng labor comes TO nou;h'.
Hoist up sail WI lie gale doh last,
Tide and wind stay no mans pleasure;
Seek not time when times is past,
Sober spee1ls wisdom 8 leisure;
Alter WIS are 'arly bought,
Lei Thy loiewit guide the thought.
Time wears all his locks before,
Take thou hold upon his forehead;
When he flies he turns no more
And behind his scalp IS n"ked:
Works adj nrhed have many stays,
Long dcmurs breed new del ys
Seek the salre while sore is green,
Fcser'J wounds ask deeper lancins;
After cures arc seldom seen,
Often sought, scarce ever CHANGING;
Time and place give best advice,
Oa of season, out of price.
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POLITICAL.
CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsntNaroN, December oph. 1891

..
Dean SIN: You canrot bo unopprisoJ tina, for
some time past your name has been frequently
mentioned as suitable person 10 succeed the pre-.
sent Chef Magistrate Of the United Staiea
Bong your colleagues in Congress since the
commencement Of tho present session. we have
been repeatedly asked what were The sentiments Of
our own State upon that subject, aud more fire.
qaeh'iy what were your own wishes, and what
wonhi hkely be your course SHOULD public opinion
seem 10 require the use of your name us candl
hatei and tears nre often expressed that you would
not give your consent.
Upon this Latter point we nre at somo loss wha.
answer 10 give.
II Is our wish not TO deceive ourselves or to he
the means of dccciving others wa " III therefore
esteem II favor If you will put va in possession Of
your wishes and determinations.
Very respectfully, SIR, We are your obi servants,
WV. NJ. INGE,
BALE PEYTON,
JAMES SfANDlFER,
JOHN BLAIR,
w. C,.DuNLAP,
SAML BUNCH,
JNO BELL
DAVID CROCKETT,
JOHN b FORESTER,
LUKE LEA
DAVID w. DICKINSON
HE Hon Huon l.. Wnirn.
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TERMS.

"a, a,nnu,,,. payable IN avance. No sub
rTfof ia rec.,yed for less time than six onth,
span viii b. tnt AT the discretion
ssd a 70 - uatiI all arrearages are paid.
Tho aDyEa ris: liz yes vii be inserted at SO cent
" ls..1 the AZ time, aud 81 , for eac
ear s.s These fro,n distance must be taii for pre-
r,sr oa or the payment assumed by some
r'".he ,,erson in Lynchbnrg.
,ssr. Il irs--eI trie Editors h. post paid
"a - -. a will NOT be s,tendcdt to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

believed then that MIR Van Buren placed too
low an estimate on the ylriuc, patriot n, mi IN
tellisence ofihe American people, and ,ha, his re.
iiancc on Gen. Jackson To accomplish his pnrpo.
SEES would prove delusvc. He must rccollcci that
often told him that, - my opinion, he was selling
his blthr,aht, like Esau, pr of polagc that
Gen iarkson's popularity, e,cat ms it was. attach
ed 10 the man. and could MOI be transferred. then
hon silly believed what | sad. Bui, sir, 1 was a.
gam ns'pken. His skirts haze pr we'd strong e.
nnngh 'oebesr Mr.. Van Burca no the Vice Pre-.
sdency, nnI reccn, Indications have indueod mo 10
fear tho, the oouo'ry il sufficiently cnrtnp, cns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
VALUABLE REAL EsTATD

INTENDING TO move TO the South. | offer tor
L sale that highly valuable Farm, which reside,
situated In Bedford county, on the Forest road Ii
miles above Lynchburg and IL from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate is well worthy the at
tention of capitalists who wish engage In farming
IN ono OF the most healthy and delightful sections IN
upper Virginia il having all the benefit OF the saiu-
brious brcczes Of the Blue Ridge, and at the same
time posse ssing soil susceptible of the highest state
of improvement. This land lies Immediately on the
main road from Lyuchburg to Fancy Farm, Peaks of
Otter and Iibery--and is bounded on one side by
Elk Creek being in the vicinity OF mills. The
tract CONTAINS about 900 acres, nearly $50 Of which
are cleared. and present in state OF progressive
improvement, at least $50 acres being in Clover, TO
which the land is peculiarly adapted The improve
ments consist in par OF frame Dwelling House &c.
two Barns and Tmeshing machine, new-aId an Or
chard Of choice fru-This place also offers eligi
bic stand for Tavern and Country Ston--and in
addition to the above Improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house, with an Ice house
and Well of excellent water in the yard and extern
sivc Stables, Blacksmith and Wheclwright's shop,
&c. &c.
1t is useless to speak OF the many induccme nts
which this place holds those disposed to invest
means in real estate, it is presumed those wishing
to purchase would prefer examining for themselves
which they are earnestly invited to do.-Ths estate
is offered private sale until the 18th Of October
next, which day. if not previously disposed OF,
will sell il at public auction. with all my stock
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils, &c
&c. Terms accommodating, and made to suit the
convenience OF purchasers.
o. Letters to the subscriber addressed to lynch
burg or St. James Church, Bedford, promptly at
tended to. FREDERICK A. HARRIS.
LF1'The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement wSw, and forward its &C
count to this Office for payment.
May4 wl5O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
\ REM ARK ABLE CROP OF CORN.
To tie Ritter Of the Farmers Register.
NELSON CouNrY, Feb. II, |

NELSON County, Feb. II, 1873.
\ small piece of land III this vicinity was made
10 produce the last year crop OF corn so unusual
in the amount per acre, as TO attract much notice IN
this rcgiun, and perhaps 10 merit being recorded Tor
more public attention. Ii was grown on an island
in James River, abou, two miles from tho mouth of
nockiish. The whole island, il is supposed may
contain "a acroe. Dui the portion cultivated was
estimated mol to exceed thrcc-s part OF the upper
end having been cN in tree, and >hrnbbcry 10 ar
rest logs aud other trash brought down hy frcshcts,
which might o:herwis' iniurc the crop. and part
left untitled near the waters c.6c all around.
rode with the manage, over the ground and concur
red in the opinion expressed BY more competent
Judge, who had previously visited it, that the above
estimate wasno, e,travagan'. The product me as
surcd wa, cichty-onc aud hat barrels or over
twenty barrels to the acre.
The mode of cultivation rs rcportedhy the over
seer, Vasas follows. The ground after being clear
ed np was laid OF IN drills four feet apart. coul-
ter was llcndraw to its full depth, backwards and
forwards, along the direction of these drills and
single frrow with two-horsc plough was thrown
to them on each side. The top Of the bed thus
formed, was again opened by a coulter, and the
corn sovcA in March, as tmchly az cotton seed us-
ally arc. II was twice cut down by frost, and ma
ny of the plants pulled uphy birds. When ,hinned
nearthc parts hus deprecated, three and four stalks
were lc't standing together and the rest left at III
tervals of four to six inches. As usual here, the
coulter run next the corn after comlngup. Tho
bolks we've broken up with onc-horse plough. Ii
received cultivation after harvest, and the rcsIl,
was as mentioned. The ovcrsocr thinks that much
was pillaged by boatmcn, and considerable guam
thy los; by the weeds which in 1uany places were
as high as the corn--lnd is coniidcn, that with in.
creased care a larger crop may be made from the
sarac land another year.
1t is the purpose OF the proprietor. Mr.. Samuel
Jones, of Buckingham, to have an accurate
survey Of the island, that VIC may sec the exact
result. The land i, not apparently richer than
much in the same neichborhood. and along the riv-
ESQ tha, We may cgi,imn,cly infer that there arc
many farmers unawarc OF the eapsbility of their
soil. N. T. CABELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01
NOTICE.,

PY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Court Of Law and Chancery, for the county OF
Amherst, pronounced on the 9th day of April, 1885
in certain suits therein pending, that is, in the suit of
James Rawlings, administrator of Garland II. Mitch.
ell dec, who the last surviving partner of VIII
liam and Garland II. Mitchell, plaintiff against Nan
cy Shields, and other defendants; the President Di-
rectors and Company of the Bank Of Virginia, and
the President Directors and Company Of the Farm
crs' Bank OF Virginia, plaintiffs against Richard Har
rlson, Nancy Shields and other defendants William
Mcdaniel, plaintiff, against Henry l.. Davies VIM
Turner, and other defendants; the undersigned, who
Is thereby appointed Commissioner for the purpose
will, on the LIST day of June 1895, proceed on the
premises to sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
Tract Of Lana lying in the county of Amherst con-
tanning 233 acres, which land was the former resi-
dcncc of Mrs. Jane Lively, decd, and is situated
near the Stage road leading TO Lynchburg from Am
herst Court House, and about three miles from the
latter place.
The Land aforesaid is now in the possession Of a
tenant for the present year; it will be sold subject
that tenancy but the purchaser to have the rent
which will be due the LIST of January next at which
time he will have full possession, with the liberty of
seeding small grain the land the usual time and
in the usual manner the approaching fall
THOMAS n. EUBANk,
SheriFcf 1mherst 70" ,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-01

VIRGINIA, SCT.-At rules held in the Clerks
office ofthe County Court Of Bedford the 18th
day of May, one thousand eight hundred and thuy
fiye.-Garnett Lee, PHI. against Elizabeth Vanner
son, Dcft-In Chsnccry
The defendant, Elizabeth Vannerson, not having
entered her appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court
and appearingby satisfactory evidence that she i,
not an nhabitan of this Commonwealth, it is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on tho 1tb
Monday IN July next, and answer the bill of III,
plaintiff, and thata copy of this orderbe forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the the town
OF Lynchburg, for two months successfully, and posi-
ed at the front door Of the court house of this coun
ty. A Copy-Teste,
=, =. ROBERT c. MITCHELL, C.B.C.
May Ii Wv
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May 22S

NlRGlNlA.--At Rules held in the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Amherst, on Monday the i,h
day OF May, lo35.-William Davidson and Henry L..
w. Camden Pitts. against William H. Camden,
Wesley l.. Duncan, in his own right, and as Ad-
m'nistrator de BIO mis- non with the will annexed of
Sarah Bunus, deceased Delts.-In Chancery.
The defendant William H. Camden. not having
entered his appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and 1t appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitan of this Commonwealth. On motion
OF the plaintiffs, by Counsel, it is ordered that the
sala defendant William H. Camden do appear here
or before the first day of the next tenn to answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchbmg Virgnian, for
two months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the court house in said county. ACopv-Testc,
JOHN lOMPSON, Jr. c.
May2l w2m
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(Which animated every bosom. Cries Of he is kl
cd" ran rapidly through the crowd--but soon Mr..
Clayton was discovered In full view on the top Of
the house waving his hat. A generous shou, cfjoy
now rose from the multitude, and universal press
towards Mr.. Clayton ensued. lie was taken in
carriage and carried to the Exchange, where nc
sufod the people OF his safety. \ meeting OF the
bystanders was appointed to be held a, the Es-
change at 8 o'clock, for the purpose Of dcvising
measures 10 remunera,e Mr.. Clayton Tor his great
loss. The balloon cost 5000, and us imitation about
$500. Throughout the whole Mr.. CLAYTON ap-
pearcd calm and collected. No blame for the uri-
fortunate issue can be attached TO him. The acci-
cideni entirely owing to the sudden gust Of
wind, driving the balloon violently upwards, and
inducing those having hold Of the car to believe
there was snfIciency OF ballas, taken out, when
in rcali,y there was not The supply Of gas
was ample. Mr.. Clay,on's escape was truly mi
raculouy.
Should our citizens sufficiently remuncrate Mr..
Clayton for his loss, Inc will ascend again.
and redeem his late unfortunate effort.
WIZ.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

|I,itE funeral Of our deceased brother, Thomas
l. Richardson, will be preached, by brother sam
uc Philips, Chaplain of Liberty Lodge, and brother
Joseph Flood, at his residence, in Botetour county.
lCoopers settlement,) ON Sunday the ilh day OF
June next.-And on Sunday following, the 2lst
June, the funeral of brother Robert =. Harris will
take place At Liberty.
The members of Marshal Mount Pleasant and
Amty Lodges are specially invited attend, and all
regular Masons. in good standing, and Join in the
remoncs.
by order OF Liberty Lodge, No. -.
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
JAMES ONEY,
DAN'L. AUNSPAUGH
Conmiueof arrangements.
Nav . ~