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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26
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Az Meeting Of the Democratic Republican citizens
oi the county of Essex, held the Courthouse in
laPPabannock ON Monday, the 3th day of May ISaJ:
On the motion of DIR. Jones G. Clopton, Edmund F.
Noel, Esq, was appointed Chairman, and James Roy
Mcou, jr., Secretary.
On the motion of William A Wright ESD the Chair.
man proceeded 10 appoint Committee of six ndividu-
ais to draft Preamble and Resolutions expressive of
the sense and object of the meeting hereupon the
following gentlemen nnmcd William A. Wright
Warner Lewis DIR. Jones G. Clopton, Capt. Robert G.
Halle, Barbce Spindle, and Capt Lnrkn Hundcy; who
having etfcd Tor short time, reported the following
hfS0iccd, hat fully impressed with the nccrs
sity OF the harmony and of action amoDp the
democratic Republican party, in the approaching Flee
ton OF President and Vice President of the United
states OF America, and that heartily approve of the
Convention 10 be held in Baltimore, the both instant
RcSOiccd That b., 6nnoiricJ
Delegates by this citing IN attend the said Convent
hcSofTed, That our Delegates be requested to use
Their best efforts to have fellow citizen, William g.
hycs, nominated rs Vice President.
On the motion of William A. Wright Esa that the
Chairman proceed TO ii the blank in the "a Resolution
the Chairman filed the said blank With the names of
VIM Wright, Capt. Charles g. Layton, aud Capt
WIN. Eub1nk.
On the motion Of Col Kemp Gaicwood the Chair
man IS added to the Delegates appointed by the 81 Re-
solution
On the motion Of Dr. Jones g. Clopton these proceed.
ngs are directed to be signed By the Chairman nnt Sc
cct1ry and copy thereof orwardcd to the Editors Of
the Richmond Enquirer with the request that they will
publish the same in their paper
EDMUND F. NOEL, Chairman.
JANIS Roy MGcoU, Jr., Srcrcfgru
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EN DOLLARS REwARD.-on che night of /

En DOLLARS REWARD-On che nirbt of IN.
s1SB 2}d of May, my stable broker open and
Horse, saddle and bride taken from it. The horse is
large bright bay, with blaze face his hind legs white
and white about his fore feet he trots remarkably
well and is in every respect first carriage horse;
he about twelve old bis fore hoos rather long
owing to Ills shoes not having been removed in proper
time; he has remarkably mild counenanco and is ex
cellcnlly tempered; he has small bumps upon his
shoulders, caused by the collar The saddle is
narkable one, and very old, unooumony high behind
and The seat of IL said ~ he made Of an aigator skin
The bride mn old snaHlebit enc rein broken and
tied in knot The leather halter also on the horses
neck will give fifty dollars reward on the return of
Tie horse and the conviction of the thief IL is possible
the horse may have been rode off by nego-in that
case, will give five dollars for the return Of The horse
saddle and bride. j. AMBIER
May %. G--6t
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and if not direty TO join the Opposition at least TO adj
vance It's interests by declaring for who to fight
ITS battles under pseudo democratic flag The question
before the people made by the Opposition assume
all the Protean shapes be found in the Federal Mytho
iogy so that no section Of the State should be without
norcd principles I'm the result the patriot will find
cause forJythc dcmagogue for grcfthe one that the
cause OF ms country has triumphed the other that his
plans for personal promotion have iacd-It is difficult
to say trhe'e the Opposition viii lock for approba
ton aud supl,,rt."
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TIE SOUTHWEST OF vIRGlNiA-.atos ra
no.sIho WIG "LIrrLn TrNNEssnN.'

BOOSTED W INC 'LITTLE TENSESSEE."
fJtT1et ~ t'utr 10 The EdiforS Of the Enquirer.
Yours OF the 27th ultino, did come To- hand until
Anew days since, ard now undertake 10 furnish YOU
rather hastily, with such information upon the subjects
reerred 70 IN yours, as am able To impart will how
ever, hrst give the result, All large of the late can.
vass between Mr. Fulton and Mr.. Hopkins which, it.
SELL furnishes much information as 10 the comparative
prospects OF White aud Van Buren, this
al District The statement with which herewith fur
nsh you, was handed TO by of the ShcriBs who
AIDED IN comparing the polls of the countless viz:
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Sales Of Tobacco The Public Hare- House. Man 22d,
2.lL nrR 2iih

John Hatshes, Cumberland, No, L, So; No Q, SIG
James Meotovz, Buckingham No. /, SI2 rs No 9, $40
p; No. B. rngs, SO so. r. Moseley, No. L. 50 % No.
2; So VIM Fleppin Cumberland, No 1, Tugs, 81;
5, 50 %; No. 6, Sli. Thomas T. Mayo, Hooper's
Rock, Cumberland No l, 9, and B. Tugs, Sc as; No 4,
$f4 so; No. 8. SIS So No 6, $l5 %; No Z, $40 25
80 5, SO 10; No. 9, Sl5 25 No. TO- $l5 so; No. H.
$tl 80; No. u, $l4 p.
J. II Craven, Albemnrle, No. J. 81 rs; No. 2,
ISsS 10 pP Ro 81 slS No Sid = $ls 90 No ga
bcrtson, Biz ingham, No. l. $40, No. g $lI %; No. 3,
$40 80; No. lugs, So So X. Loving, Fluvanna No.
!, ST. 255 No. g refused, 81; No. g. Tugs, SO % c.
w. Kyle, Buckingham, No. 1, $40 10; No. 9, $40 so;
Nos, s.: VIM Hudson, Fluvanna, No. l, $l2 5O No.
2, SIG; No B. Tugs, 81 The sales of other Tobacco
"i Tugs, - e5 TO 81 50-passed, So to Sl7
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COlEif[L.N-fC4TED

COMMENCEMENT.
AZ called meeting Of The cnovolen Typographical Society OF
Richmond, held Eurcy's Union evening
April H. 1885, for the of taking
documents cmannng from the Columbia typographical
other of District Columbia,
Of the u States Telegraph relation
recently in his
he following Resolutions were offered aud unanimously adopted
the question on Their adoption being taken
s Reocd That approve ny ,oum-
bi1 Typographical
Duh Green naT ADD degrade profeson aud that will
by all honorable riea
ri. That
wards the nuneymcD hrs cNy eyenaans epeated appeals
public, ctrays disposition
ing rho hearty detcstOn of all honorable and
theirs Independence applause
3D. RcSluo, Thai
aid Dun Green in his be considered by this
Soe shaving themselves that hold them
as nnworthy our SSegaannssusl fellowship.
hcSofred, That ~ neetIng he signed By
the President and Secretary ana Wing,
Compiler, this
forwarded 10 the Columbia Typographical Society
- LANES c. WALKER President
NEWTON HLt. Secretary.
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III Sales 9f hirtynne hhds Of To5acco, ScaGrOOks
W0rch0uso, 2Ist Mag, 1885
totH Cotcrtot's erop-$l7 70; Is so; % 90; I6 so;
Composed of small erops-so so; 10 rs; 10 So 10 90;
30; II 90; II so; II 80; l3 %; 10 %; ~ So 90;
%; 10 .; 80; 50; II So IA so; 8 75; IS.
RGt1scd e"9 Lngs-S7 90 70; so; 70; 7 90;
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SHENANDOAH COUNTY.

AZ a meeting # citizens Of Shenandoah county, con
vcncd at the Couri-hpusr, in Woodstock, on Monday
evening, the 1l Of May, 1886 for the purpose of ap.
pointing Delegates 90 the National Convention 10 be
held IN The city Of Baltimore the Goth inst to uomi.
nate candidates to BE- supported by the Republican party
Tor The Offices Of President and Vice President Of the
United states Capt David Stcklcy was called 10 the
Chair and Jas. III Darlington appointed Secretary.
On motion Of G. w Huston, IL was
Rcso'rcd, That the Chairman appoint committee 10
drat preamble and resolutions, expressive Of the OBJ
jccis of the meeting Whcrcupon the following gentle
men were designated by the chair for that purpose
Green - Siniuels, Samuel OF Col Isaac Overall Col
Samuel Bare, and George w Huston Amer retiring
few minutes Green y Samues, the part Of the com
mtec presented 60 The mcciing hc following preamble
and resolutions, which scyeray unanimously adopt
ed
Uher>0s' in The present juncture Of the political az
lars OF our country II Is incumbent upon all members
Of the great Democratic party TO unite IN promoting tho
further administration Of the Executive branch oi o
Federal Government upon the principles which re-
cognzcd and sanctioned blythe Democracy Of the Union
therefore.
Resoioed That fully approve Of the plan dctcrmin-
ed on by the Republican party Of sending Delegates 10
Convention about to be held in the city Of Baltimore,
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Extract Of letter from, f. Hdy,oard Commissioner Of
he General Land Office, an Washington, TO Charles f.
Mercer, dutod "MAY 5, 1885
The quantity of land, in Warrants now on fle
amounts 10 about $4,000 acres and il believed that
ta amount appropriated (650O0O) viii be exceeded
although IL has been stated that about 200 COO
gina.
n B, twill be remembered that the time allowed for
filing Warrants to entite the holder scrip expire
OH the LIST OF September next = Jdrrento1s Register
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WNINE CATTLE.--My imported, short-horn Dur
n ham Bull, PArEonv Of the improved breed three
years old this Spring, will stand at my farm Beaver
Dam, in Goochland county, at five dollars tho season.
twenty-five cents to the groom and dollar per week
for pasturage and sailing each COW
Six very good mich cows, selected in Augusta county
for sac-now with the above BULL Patrcian," and will
be delivered their IL over Also sevs-
raj sheep for saleprodUce Of the stock Of the late Mr.
Meade Of Frederick county.
CORBIN WARWICK
Richmond, May l2. 2-w4w~
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HDANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE-The semi.
= annual Examination Of this institution commences
Monday, the 18th Of June and closes on Monday the
18th
Tuesday the 10th has been set apart for the examine
ton Of those young who may present themselves as
candidates for mariculation;- at il o'clock upon
this day public address before the two Literary socie
ties Of the College will be delivered by Hugh Gar
land Esq, Of Mcckenburg, Virginia
The exercises Of commencement will take place At
halfp1st 10 o'clock, on "Wednesday, The 18th.
IN attendance upon the part Of parents and guardians
aud OF all interested in the promotion of cducaton s
respectfully solicited. by order Of the Faculty
LANDON G. GARLAND, Seortiarv
Or The Richmond Wing, Raleigh aud Christian Sentinel
requested 70 give thc above three insertions
May % at
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TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.

- - AaEWkLL Z. II, April 18Th, 1913.
You Will hear, presume before this reaches u the
result oi our election. Col. II. Gillespie was elected
over Capt VIM Shannon, both in favor of the Baltl.
more Convention. Hopkins obtained all the votes over
Fulton except elcven-Hopkns is for the nomination at
bahnnrc There are two precinct elections coun-
- AT precinct where the vote was unanimous for
NJ G9mas as Ss.Stsiz& this district. the people opened
poll TO aseerr, IN had represented their
him to resign his sea -
his cousin. Ii therc%<11IzI|1
mouse ana Nhte s, there is no doubt but every man
womb nave voted for him to resign, and let man
serve that would represent the will Of his constituents
Rely upon it, we oil awake to the course of Mir
NJ Comas" - F
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MARRIAGES

Mael, a, Mayfed Thursday, ins BY the Rev
Charles Ptey Nathaniel Chdcs 80 wears to Mrs Gil
ley N'nes aged 30 yenrs, all OF Hanover county.
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Tor the purpose Of nominating suitable persons for the
Once OF President and Vice President OF the u States
heSofred, That will cordially cooperate with tho
great Republican party of the United States endeayor
the election of such as may be no.
minated by the said Convention for the Offices aforesaid
heSotred, That be appointed delegates TO
represent the county Of Shenandoah in said Conven.
ton.
Whercupon, the following gentlemen were severallv
hoaed ana appointed by the meeting TO the said Con-
vcntion:
Samuel Co6inap Col Isaac Overall, Col VIM Carson,
David Crawford, Green B. Sanuels Capt David Stick
ley, Wright Gatcwood, and Philip Ptnian
R'sotred That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in
The Sentinel Of the Valley, the Globe, and the Rich
mond Enquirer ID. STlCkLEY, Chpln.
JAS. III. DARLrNcroS, Seer
JAMES RIvER and K.avaWIL7 COMPANY.
Inc Stockholders convened yesterday, mt the Capitol,
for the purpose of organizing trc Company The meet
ing was called to order by MIR Chapman Johnson and
DR.. John Brockenbroogb was chosen Chairman and
MIR Samuel Mcdowell Read, Of Rockbridgc, Secretary.
received from the Second Auditor The names of all
the Stockholders them called over and the proxies
Mr Johnson then offered the following Resolutions,
winch were adopted, and the meeting adjourned until
this day at IL O'clock
Resofred, That committee of nine be appointed,
whose duty il shall be report on tomorrow such
measures as may seem To them expedent be adopted
by the Stockholders at the present meeting.
ReSotced, That the communication of the Second An
dor, with the books and papers therein mentioned
gethcr with the several which have been present
ed, be referred to the committee aforesaid.
Rcso'rcd That until further provision be made, the
stock of the Company may be transferred by writing un-
der the seal of the Stakeholder, duly acknowledged or
proved by two Witnesses before any Justice of tho
Peace within the Common wealth, and delivered TO tho
Secretary of the Meeting, be hereafter entered the
BOOKS oil the company, in such manner the bylaws
may prescribe
The Chair appointed the following Committee on tho
ist resolution: Chapman Johnson, John Rutherford,
Cooke, Raircp b Tson, Richard Sampson and Hugh
Caperton
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wishes IN the last -
han to resign his sea-
his cousin. there
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MODERN DECLARATIONS
Fact iagenuOasy confessed and ngcni0usg oyplainsd
From ne lexington Uaiea, IF Mag I5-.f w1g.
VlRGISIA ELEcrIoSs.-lt will be seen from the re-
turns in todays paper that the Wings have been total
y routed, horse foot and dragons in the recent cleo
tons in this State This disastrous result is ,nainI he
attributed to the fact that the other purity consde6
Me strongest AS this explanation pretty satisfactory
foIbear further speculation upon the subject But
"hcads up any how"
From hc Geoygia Southern Spy-ReyuJIiconJ
i" STAND ASIDE, AND LET THE OH DomiSfoS sPEAK-
We have at last received intelligence sufficient TO CON
vince the most sccplca that Virginia has proven true
to the principles of Democracy redeemed cgcncratcd
and dsentllracd She has absolved ell allegiance 10
the Bank and it's advocates, Notification and its abcttors
The Administration ticket for Congress- and for tho
House OF Delegates, has succeeded by considerable
najorltYj the amaigamated club Of Wigs. Bankitcs
Nullies and Anti lnstructonists are placed "iors dc
combat The Flag of Democracy again waves trium.
phanty; the White Flag continues To Had aud Gro Ion,
must taiI m the dust Victory has perccd on our ban.
ner, 'tle Hcspcfi1n fruit is ours The contest was
wagcd against fearful odds the dscordant elements of OPP
position were made to harmonze the splendid ia
Tents were called into rcquisition; large sums Of
money were expended; hundreds Of foreign votes
were given; but all in vain. The people arose in their
might, and proclaimed with voice louder than tho tru
pet $ tongue, that Instructions must be Obcycd The
Lcighitcs may well hang down their heads and indulge
III doioTous strains Of lanentat,0n. Wo unto us, eo
un.o US ihcy should says we have met the enemy and
WE ARE THEIRS" Itmay now he propcr to eno,,:re
what will be the Of Judge White after this ode
' ygage nj pom what loop can he suspend the
slightest nope Tor an election TO the Presidency? win
he retire from the contest will ne LONGER suffer his
name and far standing to be held up by his quondam
traduceIs ior the purpose Of cfecng schism in the
ranks of party, to which he has been proud 10 belong
We are oath to believe il; but be this as may the IS
sue Is not greatly TO be dreaded far as the
party isconccrncd II he persists be the blame him
self, and let him have the consciousness of KNOWING fo
ne was Tie cause Of his own modification"
(from tic BOston Stayes0ua)
The result n Meroccat c'ecfons in Virginia IS ono Of
those signs ofthc tines which arc honestly md Justly
considered as Of great importance The high and com
manding character OF the Old Dopn0n-tllc reputation
nd l)cr
winch IS universally conceded 10 her inhabitants and the
influence she consequently exercises in OTHER States
combine 70 invest her political character with more i'm
Portance Than II could Justly claim from the numerical
strength o. her Congressional delegation Presidential
woes IN the present election every strained
70 induce hcr TO rcpudlae the present Administration
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT

At rules holden nj the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chancery, for the COun-
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon.
day in April, 1885.
Peter Michael & Israel Dawson, plain.
tiffs, against
William Largent, James Largent, John
w. Lsrgent, children and devisees of
John Largent, decd. and William
johnson and Peggy his wife, Joseph
Largent and Mary his wife Ed.
ward Frazier and Betsy his wife,
John Boxwell and Amelia his wife
and others, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John Boxwell and
Amelia his wife and James Largent not
having entered their appearance & CIV
en- security according to the act of As.
sembly and the rules of this court; and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this
country /; II is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the LIST
day Of the next court, and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy
of this order he forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney /,
for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that
another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of the said county of
Hampshire. A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, c. nc.
April IL, 1885.
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Flour in Alexandria, Sc 90
in Baltimore, IS
VIRGINIA TO W.T.:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery, for the Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon.
z dayin May, 1885.
Daniel Kyle, James Kyle, Matilda
Kyle, and Jacob Stewart and Eliz.
beth his wife, late Elizabeth Kyle,
distributes of Robert Kyle, decd.
Plaintiffs, against
John Stewart, administrator of Rober,
Kyle decd. and Peter Alkire, and
George Neff, his securities and Mar
gerry Kyle, Robert Kyle, Rebecca
Kyle, Catherine Kyle, who married
William Page, and said William
Page, John Kyle and Ann Kyle, and
the other children and distributes Of
said Robert Kyle, decd. and Han.
nah Borrett, widow, dowress and dis
t,ibutee Of Robert Kyle, decd, de.
PENDANTS. In CHANoERY.
The defendants George NeAI, Mar
gerry Kyle, Robert Kyle, Rebecca Kyle,
Catherine Kyle who married William
Page and said VIM. Page, John Kyle
and Ann Kyle and the other children
and distributes of said Robert Kyle,
decd. and Hannah Borrett, widow
dowress and dislributee of Robert
Kyle, deceased, not having entered
their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act Of assembly and
the rules of this court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not Inhabitants of this country :
II is ordered, That the said defen-
danls do appear here on the 1st day
of the next court, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiffs; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney,
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of the said
county Of Hampshire. A copy-Teste
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. C.
May %, 1885.
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BALTIMORE, May 10, 1885.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jack
son Democratic Republican Conven-
ton" (this is going the whole fgure)
are notified to assemble at the 4th
Presbyterian Church in Holiday street,
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. Mr..
Ex-Speaker STEVENSON is upon the
ground, and ii is presumed will be called
upon to preside on the occasion. After
little sham fighting, Mr.. VAN iBUREN
will receive the nomination for the Pre-
sidency, and Col. r. NJ. JOHNSON,
Vice President. Mr.. R1vEs has his
friends here, who will press him hard,
but they will have TO yield for the good
of the party.
Two sets Of Delegates are here from
Pennsylvania, both claiming to be lie.
climate. The Wolfites are headed by
"honest George Kremer," and their
just right to seats is proclaimed by
their veteran leader to be Gas clear as
a ray of light" and if his claims are
no, needed, he will "cry aloud and
spare not" This The members already
begin TO feel, and even to startle at his
piercing glances & wistful looks. The
Muhlies are scattered flock, and will
take seats in or out of the Convention.
according TO circumstances, as interest
may dictate.-Patri0t.
Surg zeal AssauA.-A surgeon. in
England had been tried and found gull.
ty of an assault, in consequence of op,
Grating upon boy, in an amshouse,
against his own will! and that Of his pa.
rents and overseers. This is a new
case +; and might admit of argument on
both sides. The surgeon, on his part,
might be convinced that operation was
necessary to save the patients life
But, again, on the other hand, it might
be urged that he had no sort OF right TO
save the patients life, contrary 10 his
own wishes and that of his friends
who, OF course, must be supposed to be
the best judges whether it was worth
saving or not. r7a
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The Richmond Compiler,
For the Country,

"a S published twice a week at SIS
d per annum. If, however, five per-
sons will enclose $40, free of post.
age, five copies will be furnished.
During the session of.he Legislature,
particular attention will be paid to the
proceedings of the Legislature, and ev-
cry effort made TO give the reader
satisfactory knowledge of the business
of that body.
GALLAHER & WALKER.
Richmond, May 2, 1885.
% Subscriptions received at this Office.
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Commissioners Office, Romney, }
May 81, 1885.

The parties interested in the forego,
ing order will take notice, that | shall,
attend at the tavern Of William Arm
strong in Romney, on Wednesday the
Esd day Of June neat, when & where,
they will appear with such papers,
vouchers and evidence as they may
think proper, in order to carry the
same into effect.
JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commissioner.
May 20, 1885.
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New Goods.

THE subscribers, have just recelv-
ed and opened,
A General assortment Of
8 e A SO n A b L E G o o ID s /,
which will be sold at reduced prices !;
they invite those who are in search Of
good bargains, TO call and examine
their stock.-Also, they have just re-
ceived large supply Of good IRON.
C. l.. WREN, & Co.
Romney, May 16, 1825.-tf.
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Information Wantea.

If the Widow Freeland will for-
ward her address to the Post Office at
Winchester, she may learn some infor-
nation of Importance.
Winchester. May %, 1885.