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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-08
Piano Enrtes.
February 10.

HID OBERT NUNS, CLARK x cos PIANOS
H0 with Metallic Brace and Plate, Grand Action lone
sounding board, upper Dampers and Pedals The
subscriber IS constantly receiving supplies from the
above Makers the superior quality of whose INSTRUMENTS
in all respects is duly acknowledged by daily
demand TOR them throughout the United States and The
Cana,los, and as they offered in Richmond at the
same price the makers charge in New York adding on
y freight and insurance. the subscriber hopes 10 receive
continuation OF the patronage literally bestowed on
the above establishment by the citizens of Richmond
and of the State in general.
To those not already acquainted with these Instru-
ments, may not be superfuous say they are
made with particular regard to keeping tune ian OBJ
Jcct so desirable especially when distant from cities or
where tuners are seldom to be met wih) having not on
ly the Metallic Plate but also the Brace the most essen
ia of all metallic applications in Square Piano Forte
Tins brace is not applied by any makers except NUNS
Clark d Co.
GRAND ACTION
The Grand Action applied in these Instruments il
OF simple construction, at the time most effective
IN It's operation, being easy to the touch, producing
powerful or soft tone at the will of the performer and
VIII remain in perfect good order for many years The
hampers are made on an improved plan, having four
times the quantity of cloth and otherwise VARYING from
the ordinary hampers, which them TO operate bet
ter, will last much longer and liable 10 stick or
make Jngng noise, often the with those of the
ordinary construction.
III guarantee in writing entities the purchaser 10
return exchange his instrument any time within one
year, should it prove defective. IN
All new Pianos sold to remain in this CITY will be
kept in tune one year without charge
No charge is made for packing, or packing case
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in exchange
p. II. TAYLOR,
January 10 10 v.S,a,rs
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HNEMALE SEMINARY AT FARMYIfI,E The
81 next session will commence on Tuesday, the Is.
nay o. March. Iuiiion--Jo Junior Class, English per
additional expense Tor Painting, Music and the Ian
gnagcs, the same heretofore
20 l1e hfst Monday IN March, expect also open
Female Seminary near Phgsic Springs. BaekinOErm
The course Of instrucon and tuition will be the sane
We have valuable apparatus for both places and AZ
buek,ngham we can board young ladies for ga per
month y. J HUESTls
X g.. LOVING
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I'm RY-VIRoIvIA-Ata Circuit snoer;o,
a Court of Law and Chancery continued snd held for
the town OF Lynchburg at the courthouse in the said
town, on Monday evening the Goth day of July 1893
sitting a Court of Chancery:
Armlsiead Barkesdale surviving Executor of Thomas
Tbweatt decd, Pla;nl;fT
AbIam Kcene and James Eastman Executors Of VIII
liam Keene, decd, Paul Carrngon Executor of George
Darlington, decd, Thomas S. Spraeins Admnistrator
Of Mechizadeck Spragins deed William Balcv snd
mas CbdTess, Adminstra de b0nis nan of the said
Herbert O. Cooke, decd, Henry Scott, William Webb
and Thomas McCargo, Defendants
On the petition Of the defendant Thomas s Snrag;n.
Administrators of MeIchizaieck Spragins decd and !,
appearing to the Court, by the execution which Wa
sued out by the plaintiff upon the decree pronounced in
tins cause, on the 18th day Of january 1882 that The
defendant Paul Darlington, Executor Of George CIR.
rngton, deceased has paid the Of thousand four
hundred and fifty five dollars and eighty cents the one
trd part OF the said decree and that the said Thomas
D Spragns, Administrator aforesaid hath paid The
sum Of two thousand, nine hundred and eleven dollars
and sixty cents, the other thirds Of said decree
appearing by the papers Of this cause chat Herbert C.
Cockes estate should reimburse the Of Melcza-
deck SPragins, dec d. one half of the last sum The Cnir
doth order, That Of the Commissioners Of The Circ
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery of Halifax county
90 take an account OF the estate Of Herbert c. Cock
dec d. and ascertain how much came 10 ,a h.nd, ~
william Bailey and John Cooke, aud whether they dc
iyered over the said estate to Thomas b. Chdress ed
how much to Thomas b. Childress; and that The sad
Commissioner do also take account ascerianing the
amount Of the estate which came 10 The hands of lie do
PENDANT Thomas b. Chldcss the Administrator ds boos
non OF Herbert &. Cooke, dec d and whether the sod
Bailey or Cbdress has sufficient to paw the sod
SPrag,ns cain unless the said William Bailey or the
said Thomas Cbdress and his securities the defend.
ants Henry Scott, William Webb and Thomas Me Caro-
VII admit ass's sufficient; and that the said Con,mis.
sone' report the said accounts to this Court with any
,nars sPeeIsy stated thought pertinent by HIMSELF
required ~ the parties TO be stated.
Copy-Tesic, ID. ROBES. Cyk
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Feb. 20.

AAINTER ARRANGEMENT-Tw A WEEK
Wv The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahonias 10
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday the 9TH december, TO run only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock and on and after Thurs
day, the 9Th January, 1886, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vigaton Of the Patapsco be interrupted by ice the pas
sengers Will be landed at Annapolis as formerly
The Patrick Henry willie Norfolk every Tuesday
Sunday and Wednesday
Passage and fare to Norfolk &C. All baggage at the
risk OF the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, .4gent.
Baltimore. December A. Off
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NEW A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DUBLIC SALE OF LANDS in the Counties Of
Poichatan aud CampJeit.-ln obedence TO de-
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and thancery
Henrco county, pronounced ON the 9th day OF De-
smber, 1885, in therein depending between VIM
olling administrator OF Wm G. X. Mewbern, dec aud
10 Vim Boiling and Mary his wife, plairtlts and
obt b. Randolph aud Others, defendants, The Subscriber
Fill proceed the 9th day OF April next TO sell puL
aution, tract OF land, called South East lately the
csidence Of VIM. Mewbern and Sarah Il. Mewbern, con-
Inning, by estimation, two hundred and ninety
ores and quaIterbe the same more or less-lying
the county OF Powhatan, about mile from the viii
bye OF Genlto and about the distance from The APP
omattox river adjoining the lands OF j. Nj Harris, VIII
am Murray, aud others. This land is in healthy ST.
uaton, und very agreeable ncighborhood, and
possession of Mrs. Mary Skpwth to whom il is
for the present year The sale will be the preni-
pes, and will be subject to the lease Of the present tenant
hat Isl at the expiration of the present year. and the pur
chaser will be entitled to the rents which will fall due
bitter his purchase. One-ihird Of the purchase money
be required the day of SALE and the balance paya
pie in two equal instruments of six and twelve MONTHS
Pnust secured by notes payable and negotiable at Bank
with good endorser; aud until paid the title will he
rned further security. This land will be shewn by
|Mr. VIM. Murray or VIM. Skpwith 10 persons DESTROYS
10 purchase.He will also proceed the 18th day of
April next at the front door of the Franklin Hotel in the
Town of Lynchburg, TO SELL public auction upon the
Same terms another OF land containing by estims
rion, six hundred and eightyone ncrcs-be the same
noe or less-lyng in the county of Campbe upon the
ssge road to Richmond about eight miles below Lynch
burg, and about two miles from james river doining
the lands OF WIN. Ross, Spotswood ID. Crenshaw, VIM
T. McAllister and others This land will be shewn by
the said WIN. g. McAllister persons DESTROYS 10 pur
chase.-These sales will be made by the subscriber as
the Commissioner of the Court acting under the decree
above men tioned. VIM. BOILING, Com'r
MarchS lOO-2aw2ys
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~ NOPARTNERSHiP.-'r subscr;hc,. bave -,

e tOPARTNERSHiP.-Th subscribers have con
~ neced themselves into a copartnershp under the
hrm OF ALVEY Il WYATT, for the purpose of conduct
ing the Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Commission
business; and have taken that large and connections
house. for many years occupied by 6Iessrs WORKMAN Il
McGruder and more recently by MIR. Benjamin Brand
SIX doors below the Bell Tavern, where they intend
STOCK oil Groceries They constantly receiving from
the North and otherwise, supplies of Goods-and
In very few days that their will be com
plete They would invite their friends from, The coun
try and IN town TO call, they determined TO sell
on as accommodating terms any other house in the
CITY. JNO. +. ALVEY
SlLAS WYATT
We have taken substantial fire proof building for
the purpose OF storing any thing may receive on
commission; and as we intend 10 pay strict attention TO
ths branch OF the business will make liberal adyan-
ces upon consgnments either of grain, flour or ner-
chanuise OF any description; and hope by per-
patronage. ALVEY 81 WYATT
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q ORNAMENTAL HEADS OF HAIR-Mr Quirk
W announces TO the world of taste and fashion his
arrva IN Richmond on his yearly tour of duty and as
ders his services with splendid assortment
OF Ornamental Hair Work, which, he fatters himself
ed MIR. @ location is at Mrs. Purcels next to Gran
Mss Shoe Store, where he is ready offer Ladies and
young Misses heads of Hair admraiion also Braids
louquets Rose Bows, Paits Plain and Dressed Fronts
together with every variety of Curs and splendid as
sortment OF Gentlemens Wigs and Tops with metallic
and other springs all on the reasonable terms
Mrs O. viii attend TO the calls of the Ladies'
March ). 90 q,
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ANlLLlAM F. RiTCHIE, Gate ofRichmond Val
Wv Attorney and Counsellor at Law Vicksburg.
eiississpp will practise Law in the counties inds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish of
carroll Loulslana-and in the Supreme Federal and
Chancery Courts at Jackson Feb ~ nc
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a MERRY VALE NURSERY The Subscriber
~ proprietor of the above Nursery, which is located
about a mile from Richmond, The road leading 10
Charlottesville, keeps constantly hand supply of
fruit trees, comprising the usual variety and of quality
surpassed. He has also on hand great variety ~
grape vines, embracing those celebrated for wine
and table use for the latter, he would parcularze Nor
ton Virginia Seeding and Inducements Madeira -
Al his trees and vines of the best quality and will be
disposed OF on terms liberal those Of any other
Nursery. He would invite purchasers to exanne his
stock, before they supply Observation-Disclosures iron, n
distance will be promptly attended TO; and the articles
ordered will be put up with the utmost care.
JOHN CARTER
reO ~ 03-0a,yiw
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WNTILL BE SOLD, Friday the IIth instant if
Wv fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter, ic
koy Bottom, in hanover county FIRST rate riding horse
saddle and bride, and pine wardrobe, rocking chair
&c, &C. credit, until the LIST of January next will
be given, upon the purchaser executing bond with APP
proved security AT the same time and place, likely
young Negro will be hired out for the balance of
this year. j. ID. q. BROWN, .7dm'r
March 8 [lOO-2tl Of Ma. &eppard, dec'd.
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q lash FOR 200 NEGROEs-We will give The
~ highest market price, in cash. for two bundled like
~ Negroes, from IL TO p years of age Every person
who intends to SELL will do well TO give us call near
Seabrooks Warehouse, where arc prepared to keen
them safe and comfortable whether for sale or other
wise TIOS M'C.ARGO & 90
Dec. 81. 7ftc
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TIAIITAAt Dth Urccmbcr, Is3J.
The parties interested will please take notice tia,
have appointed The hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ OF the lGb
day Of March, 1896, the tavern house Of John s. Lew
ellen, at litax Couft-louse, Tie time and place for
commencing the duties prescribed in the foregoing ord,,
OF Court; when and where they are required 10 attend
with The necessary documents and evidence 10 enaby
report in pursuance Of said order
Feb iG a. a. II -. G.
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7BNO PLANTERS OF ORONOKO TOBACCO
"A The planters of whom have purchased crops of
Oronoko Tobacco, will confer favor on me by deliver
nS them TO the order of r. ~ r. Gwaihney in the city
OF RICHMOND between the 18th Of May and the LIST Of
June Those who cannot deliver their crops by the LIST
OF June, VIII please defer the delivery until the 18th of
June, or any time between the middle that month and
the iirst day OF July. JOHN G.. HUGHES.
March 5. OFF
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n OUlSA IIOTEI--The subscribers having rented
~ - THIS desirable situation, at Louisa Courthouse On
der the firm Of James w Smoot & CO. respectfully In
ve their friends, and the public generally 10 give Them
call The buildings have been recently and thorough
ly rcpafcdhe all neatly and newly furnished
Attached TO the establishment is large brick bnJing
~ winch are several comfortable aud convenient rooms
exclusively Tor the accommodation Of families and
others, who may desire quiet and retired situation
The stables viii receive the particular attention Of the
proprieiors.
tMessrs r M Wier Co.'S line Of Stages from Rich
ilas house three times a week
CHARLES s. JONES.
JOHN HUNTER.
JAMES W SMOOT
mHrch J. 9T--I0t
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Gs Il En REWARD.--Ncds Of, Ran away from
~ ~ NV the subscriter, about The 18th Of Noyen,.
Der last, yellow Of the name Of EDWIN (he some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet 10 inches
higb, rather raw-boned, little stopped in his shout
n's connenance very good, hair toleraby bushy
lie has lost most OF bis jaw teeth and is what may be
called laniern.jawed. lie is a good shoemaker fIe
has free papers with him
will give $50 if said negro is apprehended in the
State and $50 f apprehendcd out OF the state and So
secured that get him again.
BENZ. PORTER,
Fep ~ lV3-tI If ROcbbridgc
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ME ISSISSlPPI LANDS FOR SALE-The sub
I'VE scriber has for sale, number of choice bodies of
tiful region of the State, well adapted To the growth
ofcotton an corn.le is also authorised TO sell mum
Der OF valuable settlements 3 3, and years credit
thus giving the purchaser time TO open the lands
make the money 10 pay for it, The great inducemenl
held out to settle in this State, both for comfort and
proht, is daily becoming manifest. No who
visits the country particularly that portion lying east of
the Big Black aud Pearl Rivers have any tears on the
score ofheaith The country is finely waiered, general
ly, and high and broken enough The State soon to
convenient markets to all portions oft The roads from
Jackson TO Mobile, from jackson to the To,nbecbee
river the mouth of Noxubee river from
the Vicksburg road TO Columbus and the Orleans and
Nashville road, which is required to be ofPear
river, will make the counties Of Winston Kemper,
Lauderdae, Noxubee, &C. the desirable portion of
the Sateln all these counties, the subscriber will sell
lands. He may be found at Columbus until the middle
OF May, and alter the 18th June in Richmond Virginia
MADISON WALTHALL
= March q. I00-u
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~ EW BALTIMORE ACADEMY This Semina-
" ry, which is located in very healthy neighbor
on will be open for the reception of students on the
10Th January, 1886, under the of Elder John Ogil
we and such assistants as may be found necessary FL
der ogvc stands deservedly high for cnpabity and in
dusty IN he yocaon well for great 10 the
moray OF youths entrusted to his careThe branches
taught IN this institution reading writing arthme-
TIC, geography grammar, use of the globes composition
mathematics algebra, history and the Latin language
The terms OF toIton for the Latin $50; for the bgh
er English branches, $50; and for the lower Sl2 Der
annum BOARD in the neighborhood SEQ for the scho
lasc year-Vacaions from the 18th Of December to the
10th OF January and the entire month of August-Appl
cation may be made to either of the undersigned rus-
tees, or to the principal OF the Academy.
WIN. HUNTON,
CHARLES HUNTON,
PHI. A. KLIPSTINE,
JNO. BROWN Trvs,,eS
TIL. II. HAMPTON,
JOHN WHITE,
THOMAS FOSTER,
Dec 10. 81 10.
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\ Sn BUSHELS black eye Peas,
II oIO 30 bushels calavancc do

EA BUSHELS black eye Peas,
90 bushels crowder peas,
30 do. white beans,
100 do. orchard grass seed
$50 do. herds grass do
good assortment Of garden seeds of the crop of ls,
warranted genuine.
Clover timothy burnett greensward and other grass cx
pected daily.
for sale by yN pa NEp
March s. co ~.
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~ TRAYED Ur stolen from the Subscribers stables.
- on The 4th day Of January last, - miles east Of
Boydon, and miles north Of Loinbardy Grove large
roam Horse, with black legs, and TAIL and some
black spots on bis runp-aboul Or years old tb;,
Spring liberal reward will be given for the delivery
OF SAID Horse TO me- Or secure him get him again
purchased the said Horse in Tennessee and expect he
will make of that way JOHN n iAMgfRT
heckienbnrg, Feb %. 0J-ot
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.ieECzzyH OVID,


HOY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
NE OF Law and Chancery, for the county of lIenrco
pronounced on the 9th day of December, Io}5 in the
suit of David G. Williams against Wan. D. Wren Ser.
geant of the City of Richmond, and Administrator of
Edmund Wills, deceased, who was Sheriff of Nottoway
county, and Administrators of Samuel Greenl we will
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder for cash. at Char
loe Court House, on Tuesday the 18Th day of March,
that valuable Tract of Land, continuing 752 Sd acres
belonging to the estate of Pascha Grcenhii lying in
the county OF Charlotte, adjoining the lands OF T. |.
Gains, Francis Vaughan, William Jones Francis Pol
lard, Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook. Charles iutchin
son, Prices estate, and William Smith
Feb. % [95-tdssl COMMISSIONERS.
6SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue Of decree in
~ the County curt of Hanover, granted January 90,
1886, shall proceed to sell the highest bidder at Mi
cllael X. Jones Tavern in the upper end of Hanover
on the 18th day of March next, if fair if not the
longing to the of alter Chisholm sen deceased
The terms will be- credit till the 18th of June next
cept enough TO defray the expenses of the in OBJ
tanning the decree, which will be cash. the purchasers
giving bonds with approved security, bearing
from the day of sale, if not punctually paid.
DAVID l. SAUNDERS, administrator.
Commissioner OF Hutter Chisholm, sen, deceased.
Feb ~ 93-St"
a LARGE and raiuabtc tract of Land IN Fauquier
fA County for saie-By virtue of decree of the SUI
pcrior Court of Law and Chancery for Henrco county
in the of Norton rs Norton the undersigned
Commissioners WILL Monday the 29th day of March
next, at Warcnton in the county of Fauqucr, before
ceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
tract of land lying in the county of Fauquier
inahtoWh ana Wlihin . or y mile5 OF Warrenon. ony
known us the Etngham Forest estate, and containing
2f3 acres according to actual survey made some years
ago 1t was then divided into nine parcels lots with
the view of being rented farmed out these lots were
divided into four parcels about GOO EACH
so as to make convenient farms of each parcel
The land will be sold in parcels in such way ac-
commodae purchasers, and upon the day of sale plat
of the whole land divided into separate tracts will be
exhibited This land is situated in very healthy coun
try and is believed to be FERTILE and well adapted the
culture of Indian corn, wheat rye and oats and in re-
gard TO society, is well situated.
Ierrns Of Sate.-One-tlrd of the purchase money TO
be paid in nine montis one-third in eighteen months
and the residue in two years from the day of sale
Bonds with approved security for each nstament bear
ing interest from the day of SALE will be required of the
purchasers who It is expected will be ready with their
suretes said bonds farest on the day OF
sale The title will be retained until conveyance shall
be directed by the Court.
PHILIP HARRISON,
Jan 10. It'd
Tho National nteigence Country
iised at Narrenon,
until tine day OF sale, and send their bills for pay
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WNoR SALE, pailsa5ie ,nanufacturinq MN and Plan

HNOR SALE valuable manufacturing MN and Plan
n taiiOn RoGnoke-l offer for sale the Eaple
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river
situated six miles south of Boydton and Randolph Ma
con College, aud ten miles below GAINESVILLE The re-
putaton OF this Mill is we'll known in Petersburg and
Norfolk, and also extensively known through the coun
try and villages the Roanoke Its brand stands as
high as any other mill in the State, where known
ii runs five pair of stones two pair of ye-feet burrs
of burr and Esopus pair of Esopus entire and
pair OF rubbeIs; manufacturing machinery complete
and IT is furnished with sufficient water power by ca
mol taken from the river In point of location pos
sesses uncommon advantages. Besides a constant run
OF custom, 1T commands business from great distances
during dry scasonsyieding annually from $50 to 800
barrels OF toll IL receives from 10 10 20 thousand
bushels of wheat annually; and for years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing in this section Of the
State and viii probably continue increase facilities
TO market improve. There is ready sale for corn and
every bushel of offa, good prices IT may also be
well 10 remark, that II would afford eligible site for
cotton factory, grocery, mercantile business.
The tract of land consists of 5l7 acres 81 Of which
are good river bottom good proportion of tmbered
land; and the plantation in good condition for cuva-
ton. The improvements consist of n spacious old dwell
ing house, with other ordinary out-houses Persons
wishing purchase the above property may apply to
the subscribers residing within two miles liberal ere
dit will be allowed the purchaser.
Should not effect sale, privately before the third
Monday in April next shall, that day. offer il at
public auction, at Mecklenburg Court House. il BEING
Court day Possession OF the Mill will be given on the
LIST OF June next and the Plantation on the list of anu
airy, 1897. TINGNAL JONES, Ereeufor
Of James b. Jones dec d.
neGkenourg, feo. ~ 93-t20hA
Goth Aprilnox r. II
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VHNO Persons hnriag Negroes fer Hue--We wish 10
n hre Tor The ensuing year large number Of hands
to labor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and fredericksburg, and between fredericksburg and
The Potomac River. The country aud occupation is
healthy and they will he well fed well clothed and we'll
treated We will give from sevcnty-fyc to ninety dol
lars for good hands, and for fret ones Applv
by letter otherwise 10 J ~ Hopkins al the Rail or
nee Or 70 mcssfs George r CrgmP and James Rat
King William and the ocighborhood; OF 10 james HUI
ter Assistant Engineer, the White Cbimnics Ca
ronei or 10 Theodore s. Garnett Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg; TO H. r. Guy g. Co in Frede,
ncksourg; and 70 others having authority from j. r.
Hopkins Assistant Engineer.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD.
December ~ ,,o ~