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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01

NAvAL.--Many Improvements are now
making in the Navy Yard at Charlestown.
Already the most complete and comnodi-
Gus in the country, it is to be rendered still
more convenient by the addition of a new
rope-walk of very large size and several
new ship houses. The latter are nearly
finished, and the rope-walk is rapidly pro
crossing. 1t is to be of stone and brick,
with a slated roof, and will be amply sufi
cient for the manufacture ofall the cordare
necessary for the use of the navy, unless
some extraordinary occasion should arise
requiring corresponding activity in fitting
out the new vessels for sea.
The INDEPENDENCE is nearly ready to
leave the dry dock, as the repairs are COM
plcled, and the painting is now going for
ward 1t is expected she will be one Of
the fastest--if not the very fastest vessels
in the navy. The sioop of war, Bus.on,
is ready for sea, except that her sails are
not yet bent.
The New York Times states tina, orders
have been received at the BROOKLYN NAVY
Yard, TO fit out the Ohio IA for sea, with
all possible despatch. The Ohio was launch.
the keel of which was laid a few DAYS after
the Ohio was launched, is to be launched
at as early a day as possible. The brig of
war, Dolphin, launched a few DAYS ago
from the same yard, will be fitted for sea
with all possible expedition. The Ohio
was launched on the 30lh day of May, 1920
Since 1928, there have been but six YES
sells launched. The schooners Enterprise.
Boxer, and Experiment, in 1881; the frig-
ate Columbia, in March or April las, a
brig at Charleston, within two weeks and
the brig Dolphin, a few days ago from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.-Boston Atlas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01

AMERICAN HOUSE, BURLING Oar
friends on their fashionable round, will of
course tarry a day ortwo in the mos, charm
ing of all New England villages, Burling
ton, on Lake Champ'ain; and ifthey enter
their names at the American House, they
will be sure to be entertained in a style to
correspond with the elegance Of the place.
Shattuck, the new host, is determined to 90
a little ahead Of his %neighbors and as he
has the true secret of catering, and many
friends, his rivals must rise early in the
morning 10 find him napping.-Bost. Trav.
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Birch g. Maple Lumber.

A QUANTITY Of Birch and soft Maple
go a inch Scaniling wanted now, and
VIII contract for 1000 feet to be delivered
by The Goth September, a part cash paid
. by l-2 stuff always wanted in exchange
for work. Also wanted, a boy II wears Old
as an apprentice to the cabinet making bu.
slness a good boy will find a good chance
II applied for soon. No other wanted.
Furniture Ware Rooms near the Cour,
House. ABBOTT & PANGBORN,
Burlington, June 90, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01

SPEcIE..The current ofspecie is setting
10 upon US from all directions. The brig
Baptist Meslck, arrived at Philadelphia, has
on board a cargo worth $500, 900, chiefly
IN dollars and bullion. The Samson, here
from London, has near s4OO, 900 in gold.
me arrivals OF dollars from Mexico at New
Orleans and other ports are quite large
Journal Of Commerce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01

The Wool Market this year is in advance
of last season Some of the Growers west
of us, have already sold this years slip fol
more than their last years. They ought 10
have first rate prices after such a winter.
At P~oughkeepsie, the other day, two hun.
dred fleeces were sold for So l.2 cents, and
common wool was selling at about 40 cts
NorthampLon Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01
QUINCY, June 10, 1886.

Sir-An express has just arrived which
brings us the intelligence that the Indians
(Creeksl are crossing the Withlacoochie
below Fort Gaines.-their number is two
thousand headed by a Seminole Chief
Thompson and Decatur counties are almost
deserted. If this should be the case the
Seminoles will give us a hard campaign.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01

The Genuine Swaims Pana-
cea; also Rowands, and Green's celebrated
Tonic Mixture for Fever and Ague, this
day received, and for sale at the Drug
Store corner of church st. and the square.
ROBERT MOODY.
June 25, 1886.
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white on The back. Any one who will re-
turn her or give information where she
nav be found, shal! be literally compen'
IA. b. SIACf'
Burlington, June 80, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01

Drugs and Medicines, Linseed
and Pure, summer and winter strained
Sperm Oh, just received and for sale low
BY r.. MOODY.
Burlington, 25th June, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-01
From The New York Courier, June 2j.

The Deposite Bill become a Lap. The
Globe of yesterday, announces the Presi-
dents approval of the Opposite Bill, and
accompanies the annunciation by a string
of sulhy remarks. The Globe is evidently
chugrined and mortified at the results, but
is obliged to swallow the modification as
best it may. The President it appears, is
by no means pleased with the bill, though
according to the official mouth piece, it has
been so framed as to relieve him fysln .ny
constitutional scruples. The Globe in the
course of its remarks, says the President
would not have hesitated to veto the bill il
it had been presented to him as it went
from the Senate, and takes occasion to add
the following authoritative declaration OF
the royal will, regarding future dispositions
of the revenue.
at is probable he 1.-THE President will
take some fitting occasion to make known
to bis countrymeD, in detail, the views he
en,ertains on this vital subject. 1t is only
necessary now that they should know, that
in approving The deposite bill he does mol
INTEND TO COUNTENANCE, IN THE
LEAST DEGREE, The idea Of raising money
by the General Government for distribu-
tion among the States"
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STRAYED

NROM the sub
scriber a few days
since, an old red Cow
with slim horns, a
star in the forehead.
and a small strip OF
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Horses Strayed.

June 80, 1886
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
April 90.
Delinquent E-arpds i'm Virgimia

cts
a ACI concerning Delinquent Lands, and Land
4 n mol lie reioiore enter the Books
passed March %, 1850
Whereas the time allowed by the second section of an
act passed on the - IN of February 1885 entitled an
uet To further extend the time of redemption of lands and
lots returned delinquent for the of taxes
west OF the Allegheny mountains, and Tor other purpo.
ses, tor the OF omitted lands cause tho same
To DC entered on the Commissioners books, and pay
The taxes in arrear thereon is not sufficient;
l. lie a therefore enacted, That further time until The
list day # November, 1885, shall be allowed To all per
Commissioners of the Revenue, aud pay the taxes
thereon, IN the manner prescribed in the
of the above recitcd act, which passed on the 9th Of
February, 1885, and the said section shall not be con-
srued apply any lands lots which NAV have bee
omitted since 1881. (.See Note
z In all here lands have been heretofore omit
ted the commissioner shall ascertain the value thereof
codng to the best OF his Judgment by reference 10 the
assessed value ui contiguous lands similarly situated
aud shall charge thereon the last imposed by the Lee
omitted, together with ten per ccnlum damages upon
each years tax; and this rule shall apply the Eastern
us well as Western section of the State. Sec Note
s. lie further enGctd, That the nth ctiun
oil an act passed first OF April, eighteen hundred and
thirty entitled, concerning lands returned
delinquent for payment of taxes aud making dispo
son OF certain lands delinquent, and Of certain rs
cheated lancs for the benefit Of actual and Loua Gde
holders thereof under grants from the Common ealib
which said section prescIbcs the conditions upon
grants OF The Commonwealth may be given In cydenc,
suits for recovery of lands West oil the Alrghany
and VIII expire the first of April neat be- aud lie
same Is hereby continued in uIl force until tie same
shall be repealed (Ses .N0tc3)
d. his act shall be III force and after the pass
ing thereof.
The foregoing is true copy from the original
April % IlG-3t
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NEyy ADVEEsTs.,l SNa EN1's.

E-NARMERS' AND PLANTERS BANK OF BAL
n TiMORE.-Notice is hereby given that The Com
'uss'oncrs appointed by recent act of the Legislature
of Maryland to carry into effective operation the above
i'nnled Institution will cause books to be opened for
subscription TO the capital stock of the FARMERs AND
PLANTERs BANK OF BALriMonE," on MONDAY, the 9th
day OF May next; and the will be kept open iron,
day TO day for 10 days, exclusive of Sunday from 10
o'clock, a. NJ, until o'clock, z. NJ ut the Baltimore
House in the city of Baltimore and each of The County
Towns ia the several counties OF this State, and HE
town of Westminster. Also, the same time in the
ciles Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, wimin y,on
(Deia.) Richmond, Norfolk aud Charleston
The charter requires that So per share shall be paid
the time of subscribing
Jos. ". PATTERSON,
IiUGU BOYLE,
JAMES HOOPER,
WILLIAM COOKE,
LUTHER ]. cox
JOHN BRADFORD,
KODr d. BURNS,
THOMAS Il. MAI rHENS, ~
DAVID kEENER, COMMISSIONERS
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
GALLOWAY ClESrON,
WI. r.. MAYHEM,
WM. HCGiLE1T,
JOHN q. HENRY,
CuAS. :. ". DORSEY,
WM. FERGUSON,
April 90. 1868,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
April 15

6SNEED AND CARPENTERS PATENT WHEAT
- THRASHlNG MACHINE-'The subscribers are
prepared 10 offer to the public Wheat Tlrashnp
Machine on an improved plan, which superior 10 any
ia IN this country.We Gun say with confidence
that they will thrash with less horse power and cleaner
than any other have secn--We only ask fair
trial, and warrant them 10 pIeascWe have no Doubt
that they will supersede all others wherever they arc
known used. Our patent taken out Let Spring
aud built and sold several last season which gave
perfect satisfaction, and all who used tleni pronounced
them 70 be The best they had seen. We will sell
patents for counties States reasonable terms and
would recommend all machine builders adopt our plan
We will also furnish machines built in the best manner
and warranted 10 please Reference 10 Col r.. J Ran
doph, Col. Thomas Macon, John Z. Sampson William
Gilmore, Hugh Nelson, Francis X Nelson Peter Meri-
wether, all Of the county Of Albemare Letters adj
dressed 10 Stapeton G. Snecd, Evereusvle AIbemarIe
county, Va will be attended to-
January 26. s2-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

EW sIoRE-faney and Stapie>asJy Goods.-'rhe
La Subscribers respectfully inform The citizens OF Rich
ond and vicinity, and the public generally that they
have taken store Main street, nearly opposite
the Banks, where they opening entirely new
and very extensive OF seasonabe Fancy aud
Staple Dry Goods; which, having been selected with the
greatest in the New York Philadelphia markets
they prepared 10 offer wholesale or retail upon the
most reasonable terms.
They will be receiving constantly throughout the
son. fresh supplies of the and fashionable
goods, and hope by thus keeping their assortment at all
times complete aud selling at the lowest prices merit
share of the public patronage.
Ladies are particularly invited to call and examine
their stock of Silk and Fancy Goods.
Their assortment consists part of cloths cassimeres
satinets, vestngs, every variety of genemens wear
silks, sa,ins, musns ginghams prints cainbrcs, aco
nets corse;s lace goods fancy handkerches and wells
Of every description bonnes, bonnet and cap ribbons
Scotch and French needle work. grapes bcrases linen
caubic aud cambria handkerchiefs corded skirts dni-
~, Irish linen, linen shcelings, labng aud oweling
French bombaznes bombazells mornes hosiery of ali
kinds, gloves, stocks umbrellas aud parasols brown
bcached aud colored domestics, tapes thread needles
&c &c all Of which will be sold least as low as tIey
| can be bought in the city.
L. G. CARUTHERS & co
April 10. lI5-4t
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or Tho ENQUIRER published twice week. generality
three tncs week tho
PIECE tho same cret" Xiv, Dollars able 10 adj
Notes OF clartrral banks (ony) will be
clvod The Editors will guarantee the safety remit
ting them By na the of all letters being paid by the wriers
will BE-
Editors, until all arrsaragcs have been paid
D Whoever viii guarantee OF nine shall
have the tenth gras
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One cents;
so No
O goai in hi. cit it's
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* fIARK-The great Northern champion, by Ameri.
- Eclipse, Of old Lady Lgbifoot, known 10
son at my stable Taylor's Ferry, in Mecklenburq
Va and will be let 10 S75 dollars the season
one dollar TO the groom Good and extensive pastura0e
and servants board gratis Every taken 10 pre- vent
sccidents and escapes but liability for either Mares
with fOals at their Sides will be fed at twenty five cents
per day, and those without, If requested The season
will end the first day Of July
JOHN G. GOODE
March IL. l02-c0Moy
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April 10

u Il = REWARD will be paid for delivering TO me
W Il - IN Richmond, negro man, Tom. HIRED said
negro from Mr.. Sterling Lipscomb in the lower end of
King William county. Tom is very black about FIVE
feet six inches, stout made of dull countenancc e is
no doub lurking about in the lower part Of King Will
lam The above reward will he paid dollars to
secure him in the Jail of said county.
WILLIAM LIPSCOMB.
APri w. 1l5-2t
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SSALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.--ln conformity
~ with Decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Cbancery for Hanover county. pronounced the
4th day OF the present month"; (Aprl) in therein
Sheppard Plaintiffs, and William d. Taylor, called
administrators Of Henry Arnel deceased and othe
the highest bidder, for cash. front Of the Bell Tavern
IN the City of Richmond, Saturday, the Odd day of
The present month, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
nineteen valuable slaves, among whom very
valuable men, of whom is Bfacksmit about TWEEN.
yhve years old. p. u. JONES, Can.r.
April 10 Ii5-2t
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Febrnary b.

MOTlCE-All persons having claims against the es.
tate OF the late DR.. a. Wharton of Goochand coun.
y, Va, requested TO present them The Executor for
payments and all who indebted by bond or other
wise, are earnestly requested TO discharge the same at
April Court, that there may be final settlement and
division Of the personal estate The representatives Of
Or. A Wharton who residing out Of the State are
hereby notihFd that the Executor is ready 10 pay them
their authorized agents their proportions Of the
sonal or real estate Which has been settled %
JOSIAH LEAKE.
Executor Of a. Whartoa, deeeased
April 10 1iI-v4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

FENO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO -
n The planters Of whom have purchased crops Of
OrOnoko Tobacco will confer favor on nc By deliver
ing them to The order of r. a. r. Gwathmey in the CITY
Of Richmond between the 18th Of May and the Is Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF J0ne, will please defer the delivery until the 18th of
June any time between the middle Of that month and
The first day Of Jolly JOHN G.. HUGHES
March b. OFF
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& NiiATEAU MARGAUX will, for the balance Of the
u present season. such mares only as are now
engaged or may be on the road TO his the date of
this notice. RO C. WILLIAMSON
April 10. II5-4t
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* OHANNA.-Tbis celebrated foal getler will, The
NW present season, stand at Broad Rock the county
CHESTER and be let TO seventy dollars the
season. with dollar to the groom Season CONNIE need
the first day Of February, and will expire on The
first day Of Jolly next Mares left with Gohanna will bc
fed agreeaby to orders and charged accordingly Every
possible shalt be taken prevent accidents OF cs
capcs, but will not be liable for either Servants 81 nj
with Gohanna will be boarded free of cIarre
Gentlemen sending for left with Johanna viii
send the money or their notes for the season. when the
mares are taken away. Goianna having been so often
advertised, think it useless say any thing about his
blood performances and the high price he was sold for
last fall at public auction, is evidence sufficient Of his
high standing as = getter OF race horses.
April IL IiI3-tfI lsHAM PUCKETT
HtAROLINIAN will stand the present season in
u Brunswick county, Va. within two miles of Law
reDcevie lie takes the stand Of imocon WHO lately
died at that place. Mr.. A. u. Drummond has the man
agcment Of Caronian, aud has made ample arrange.
inents for the accommodation Of that may be sent
to the horse.
TERROR.-Thi very fine stallion, years old, dark
brown, rs hands inches high, full brother to Eclipse
Lightioo Shark, Black and Bay Maria, &c. will stand
my stable Spring Grove, Hanover county Virginia
ten miles west Of The Court House G25 the scss1n-
Pedigree lie was got by Eclipse, dam Lady Lghtfoot.
APtl lll2-ou WIN. L. WHITE.
NOTICE--Jhe subscriber, Attorney al Law, will at
lN tend the Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv Of
Ilenico county The General Court aud the Court of
Appeals and will give strict attention business con.
fdcd 10 bin n those Courts lie has taken part Of the
Office Of bis SON. DR.. h. II Smith near the Bell tavern,
where, at his dwelling he may generally be found
ccpt when in attendance upon The Courts
JOHN II. SMITH.
Richmond, April 1896. 1iO-I6t
uD fCHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70.
/ M, TOMAC RAIL ROAD.--At a meeting Of the
Directors Of the Company, the 9Th March, 1886,
| II
Reofssd That further amount Of ten dollars on each
share be required from the Stockholders to be paid As
before ihe 10th day Of april next and IS on or
before the 10Th day Of May next and to be deposited
heretofore in the Bank Of Virgins to the credit Of the
Company. WIN. Il. SHELTERED, Treusuyey
l March II. 1O3-t5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

ETOR SALE Lot No 454 on ID and Streets fronts
a 36 feet ID Stree; and &c feet on the Basin bank
For terms apply TO John w Williams, at Mrs. Temp.
kinss, OF George =. Crump Of Richmond.
Feb. % o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

MMACHlNE CARDS.-The subscriber has been an.
I'VE pointed agent for the sale Of Machine Cards aud
lleling for Cotton and Wooden Factories warranted of
superior quality Also, sheep roller leather; shuiilcs
cotton and sattinet picker; picker string and lace lea
to order for cotton woolen flour and saw mills from two
inches 10 twelve inches ia width and any length com.
plee; cleaning combs, &c, &c Orders for any of the
above articles, promptly attended to by
March %. [l0G--tlstAIl GEO. L. SAMPSON
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~ OIICE-By virtue of deed of Trust, executed
Ia by VIM. H. Stanard, deceased bearing dale
the fourteenth day Of july 1885, and upon the
Clerks Office OF Orange county, shall for certain
purposes therein mentioned proceed to sell TO the high
bidder, for ready money Friday the 9th day of
May next, without fail, upon the Premises the tract of
Land upon which said Stanard lately rcsidedndion-
ing the Town Of Sanardsville and the lands of George
Price and Wa. Sims, and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED The land will be ac-
cnately surveyed before the day Of sale plot there
of then exhibited The title is believed be perfectly
good; but selling Trustee, shall convey such title
only as il vested in me by the Trust
MANN A. PACE, Trustee
Orange c. IL, Va, April g. Jl4-tds
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RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
MANIIEA C'TDRX

RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTORY
VI ME Subscribers respectfully inform their Fl lends and
"a the public generally, thai they ave now on hand
good and well selected of French Burr Blocks
OF the best quality and also extensive assortment of
ready made French Bnrr Nlllsones of various sizes
which they warrant not inferior to any built in this coun
try. Persons who in of the above article
would do well TO call and examine for themselves before
they purchase elsewhere, determined to sell
on reasonable terms for cash, town acceptanccs-
Their shop is at the corner of 81 18th srces-An or
ders will be thankfully received and promptly executed
JAMES SMELL,
YOU'LL S. RUST
N B.-For reference, as TO The quality of our ready
made Burr Millslones, apply to the Richmond Mlers
Feb. 10 I0l--2aw5m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

AS TX Pair OF Sawyers wanted IN work the Rich
~ mond, Fredericksburg ~ Potomac Rail Road
Good prices and regular work will be given.
Rail Road Office, April 10. 1876. Il5-2t
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SITUATION WANTED.--An elderly Lady, who has
~ had some experience in the management of a faui.
", w,nhrs 10 obtain situation house
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
herr but should situation offer in healthy section of
country, she would be willing take charge of small
school Her terms will be modcrate aud she would pre-
fer 10 reside in religious family.
~ B-The applicant can be heard from, by
applying at MIR. William Mayos, Shocku Hill.
April To- Il4-tf
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M O1ICE.-The co.parnefshp heretofore existing
V under the aud style Of John Poe q Co. was
dissolved on the LIST Of January last. As are anx
ious to settle the affairs Of ie late speedily
practicable request those having claims thereon
TO present them for payment and urge those indebted
make payment without delay, 20 either Of tie under
signed at the Leather Store Of William Beal, Main
street, who will continue to sell the Leather manulac
tuScd at The Virginia Tannery by John Poe.
JOHN POE,
wa. BEAL
Anril L. lIA.Gl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

FENO FARMERS.---Seed Buckwhcat, Timothy, Or
M cbard Grass Sainfoin, Lawn or Yard Grass
Luceine White Dutch Clover, Common Red do, White
Beans, Black Eye, Galayan, and rroudcr Peas. For
sale by WILLIAM PALMER
April Is. Il4-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

HBERSONS indebted to the estate OF Thos g. Mon.
n cure, deceased late Agent Of the Peni,entiarv are
requested to make Immediate paymentand ali those 10
whom the estate is indebted will present their claims
properly authenticated TO the undersigned for
JAMES @. WATSON
April 3. II1 a,
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a tOhN FOR SALE.-1he subscriber, living in
~ Goochlnnd county, James River. four miles be-
low Curersve offers for sale 700 barrels Of Corn and
5JOUV lbs OF fodder. TARLTON FLEMING
Aprl y. flG-wt1June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

M O1lCE-The subscriber wishes 10 hire for the ba.
" lance OF the year, first rate Cook who can
come well recomnlended and for such liberal price
VIII be given. JOHN vOWLES,
Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville "a
req <o 94--tf