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THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND LITERARY JOURNAL,

IGONDUCTED by W. D. GaHaghc,
~ and j. B. Marshall. The editor o
"Western Literary Journal" having, in con
nection with Jas. B. Marshall, Esq, be.
come proprietor of the "Western Monthly
Magazine" the two works have been uni
ted, and will hereafter be published, stimuli
taneously. at Cincinnati and Louisville.
Every arrangement, being now made for
issuing the Magazine punctually, and in
style equal to its Eastern contemporaries.
il is trusted that the union here announced
will meet the apMobation of the patrons
generally of both publications The rea-
ders of the 'Journal" will find increased
attractions in the work, from the coniriJu-
tons ofthe correspondents of the "Maga
zne;n and those Of the 'Magazinen Will
not only find the same, from the writings
of the correspondents of the journal" but
will also get larger amount Of reading
matter than they have hitherto received.
Not in the spirit ofbQasting, bui to give the
patrons Of the "Magazine and Journal''
an idea of what they mly expect, from
month to month, as the numbers appear,
the following list Of occasional correspond
ents and regular contributors, is gwen:
Morgan Neville, Edward ID. Mansfield.
James IL. Perkins, Alexander Kinmont,
Edward P. Cranch, John L. DiddelI, Chas.
r. Ramsey, r. Shelton Mackenzie, Wilkins
Tannehill, Charles A. Jones, WIN. B. Oaks. !
Otway Curry, George ID. Prentice, Eoh.
Peabody, Thomas H. Shreve, Sam'l Ecils. |
John B. Dillon, Albert Pike, Lewis F. !
Thomas. Nus. Caroline Lee Hentz, ] !
A. M'Clung, II. J Groesbeck, j. n. I
Miss Harriet l.. Boasley, DR.. S. /
7. Hlildreath, and others.
The Western Monthly Magazine and
Literary Journal, is published during the
irst week of each month. Its general con
en,s are TALES, Essays. Poetry, Sketches
# American Scenery, Character and man
lers, Reviews and Literary Notices of
New Works in the several Departments of
f Literature and Science, Biographical
Sketches, particularly Of the Pioneers. of
he West, Narratives of Border of Adven
lres, Statistical Papers, &c. &c. Each
lumber of the Magazine contains from II
} so octave pages, and the year is divided
Ito two volumes of about $50 pages each.
TERMS:-$3,O0 per annum, payable
the time of subscribing-S3,50, if pay /
ent be delayed six months--SI LOO, if de. !
yed over that time. Number one, of the
ew Series of this work, has just been b
iblished. a
or Exchanges, Correspondents, & per.
ms wishing to subscribe, wiz please ad. "
ess to the editors at Louisville Ky. Il
Feb. 81, 1887 lift !,
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ENIIE undersigned, having letters of adj
n ministc,tion on the estate Of JOHN S
NoRRts, deed, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and tl.ose who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed bv law.
duly authenticated, or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OYERAKER, Admir-.
Rodney, April 20, 1896. l2-f
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ETG TETxE aD1w1o

It's written ina pleasing style, and con
talns lessons on domestic economy, worthy
Of being read and pondcred ~ all classes
ofpcoplo.'
I'VE have read with much pleasure, Til,
little volume. which is calculated to dc
good. Tie author is we'll acquainted with
the human heart, and DESTROYS of eloyalidg
the tone Of moral feeling in society,"
Ill is peculiarly well adapted to these
times Of extravaganza and speculation
The story is well told throughout; and per-
sons in all tho different walks of life, may
find valuable hints
1T is replete with sound doctrine and sal
qtary precepts, conveyed on the moral of
three well told but simple stories.'
'We cannot too highly commend the
work. IT is practical in its lessons, simple
IN It's language, excellent in its moral. and
conveys It's lesson in an irresistible and in
teresting mqnner.'
'lfthe book sh .uld fall into the hands of
vel readers, they will enjoy tho pleasure
Of story well told
"a great curiosity is ovinced TO know
WV - NV uutIlpI. IL Is SHlu 10 be written
by lady; but her name, and whether mar
rled or single, no one knows. Ii she is no,
married she ought to be-"
Husbands and fathers cannot bcstow q
greater favor on their families, than by pre-.
'ontlng them with the Three Experiments
"Fhe whole is designed to teach lessons
'f moderation and benevolence.
cit describes real life in a manner that
'annot fail to instruct while ii teaches most
that real independence consists
n living within the means"
Lso FROM THE AUTHOR OF the YOUNG MAS's
at is one Of the best things in The Enr-
sh language. This unqualified praise is
wen wlthouta fall aud careful cxamina.
on Gifts contents, and Of their social and
loral tendenees." 20
FROM MRS. I. II. sIGoURNEy.
81 was not able to lay it out If my hands.
NH 1t was finished, 50 deeply interesting |
as it TO me- &c 5
=, :, s, coLMAN, Puil,.Aer.
III Washington Street, Boston. Mass |
February, 1897. g. 4
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THE NETWORK EXPRESS.

TIE New York Express is Daily
; and Semi-wccldy newspaper, lately csfa-
Iishedin the City Of New York, by JAMES
! BROOKS Of Portland, Milne, and ROB
ERT HUDSON, Of Iludson's News
Rooms. The price Of the Daily is ten dol
lars, and of The Semi-wecklv, four dollars in
advance, ondfiye ifnot paidwilhin The wear.
Subscribers not known 10 the proprietors
are expected to give reference in Nov
York, unless the money accompanies their
order The proprictors know fall wen thnt
IN the management Of daily newspaper
| IN New York, the Editors must neither
sleep nor slunher upon their posts, and
while thousands Of their fellow citizens are
in their. beds, that is lie time for them
to be at their desk, hut they arc prepared
Tor this eXeriion They have the health.
spirits and the age for such an en-
counter and are ready for il knowing fan
well as they do, He activity Of .ome of
iheir contemporaries and their indeEhipable
eXerilons never to lie ouldcno. But neyoy-
heIess, they think there is room for them.
New York IS increasing with rapidity III
dches calculation and mucks at ,propbe-
cy--lnarblng onward ovcn with strides
mat threaten close approximation to tho
ch'Plre cIly OF The commercial world over
The sea:ani sure in all this vigorous and
marvellous growth, "A new Journal aaay sue
ceed, where others have, when New York
was, as 1t were, bat in her swalhinq clothos.
ana not the giant She now s--witb her
thousands arms stretching over both tho old
world and the new. In such a great city
tleh, lhe heart Of ourvast land, and The link
between 'hni land and Erope-where ma
taxes upon paper, nor stamp, no restrictions
upon the Press, enc imber andoyerlo,d .bs
business OF Joarnalizing, there is ample
scope ana range enough for US and all our
too.
me great and primary object of the Pr
PHeto!s IS to create a commercial Mus ~
per, hut II IS justas impossible TO i've in HE
not p9Ihcal world Of ours without mngl;n,,
~ plii'icS, as to 60 mo the fire without be'
my burnt True, when the Wings aver hat
wo and two make fur, and ho fripnls nf
Hr Van B1rona aver thut Two and tNo IA
hree and allalg they could take the or,n,al
u neutrality, a'eras loudly - either that
NO and two mike three AMI ihfde-e,1rlb.
'ut there IS right and wrong side ON o.,
Try question, md one must in country l;ko
his be on one side or Other. Asto Ills
ighi political side, we arc quite s1ro thaft
that OF the Wings, bat were il o,beriy;sof
e should be pdzzlcd enough TO publish 4
.ao,inmerciai journal, when Commerce and
Wing principles arc Identified, one with an
her Already VIC bavc in connection with
liadson's News Room" The basis Of
awsPaper establishment, Price Current
hlppihg List, and excellent arrangements
r al news Foreign and American; but
ot satisfied with this we shall Immediately
isi, our arrangements 10 the Funniest p nit
: the procuring Of news One of the
Iessrs. lladsons is about to sail for Liver
'9l, and go from thence to London, IIayre
I'd Paris for the purpose Of 6eyiSing tho
ost expeditions and surest means Of re-
'"ng Commercial intelligence from
'road. The rapid arrangements thai we
we heen cnnnnllnd Ia mako FIR fba nj ,
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
MOpLCE

THE undersigned having been appoint
cd administrator on the estate of RICHAaD
ToUNGE, deceased, late Of this county, does
hereby give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescrib-
ed by law; and all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to come forward and
settle the same.
q. T. MARTIN, Admir-.
November /, 1886 3S-lf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01

N. b. Those Editors who shall see fit
TO publish the Prospectus of the Register.
snail receive the thanks of the publisher, as
Wen as gratis copy Of the volume, and NAV
depend on reciprocity of the favor when
ever they may ask ID.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
ITOTrCE.

TIE partnership of Ballantine & Nelson
is this day dissolved by the death of Mr.
Ballantine. The business viii only be
continued for the purpose Of settlement, and
IN which the name Of the firm only viii be
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
S,Fririag Partner.
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodney, November s, 1896. 80
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NEWSPAPER DIRECToRY
BLANKS! BLAKSl
lust PRINTED. and for .ol, :, ;,

i UsT PRINTED, and for sale at tbi
y Office, - WI
BUS LadiRg; Bills Exchange; Notes in
Bdnk; Attachments, and attachment Rondo
RecogniaGnces; State Warrants, SubDono,
E5recHttons; forthcoming Bonds: 4loIg.
OetS' Ldbets and Shom Bills, for Merchant,
use; Cotton Receipts, &c. &c.
haViRga good assortment of JOB TYPE
we are prepared to execute any orders
that may be forwarded, with neatness ana :,
lcsDafcb 0"'hSss dha
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01

II ETTERs of administration having
been granted TO the undersigned by
the Honorable Probate Court of Jefferson
County, on the Estate Of James Sorrcl
decd. Those indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment, and
those TO whom the Estate is indebted are
requested to present their accounts properly
authenticated, as soon as possible.
j. b. LONG, Admir-.
September 81, 1895. 81 If
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TAKE NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock Of Drugs and
Medicines to Messrs. I. G. Compton g. Co.
must earnestly solicit all persons having
open accounts with me for the last and pre-
sent years, to come forward aud close them.
GEORGE B. BAYLY,
October 25, 1896, Stiff
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
Norrcr

vENllE subscriber will, at the next Nav
Term Of the Probate Court of JefFer-
fon County, present his final account Of his
guardianship Of the estate of Martha Blan-
ton, minor, for settlement and allowance,
JAMES WATSON,
GuarG. n
April IL, 1887. OFT
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

nj Office is hereby given, to all per
! y sons crossing at the Ferry opposite
Rodney, to make payment at the time of
their crossing; and hereafter there shall be
no credit whatever allowed for ferriage.
MARY TULLIS.
january "a, 1886. Soft
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS

LIE Editor Of CHE DRLAwAREAN.' $
published at Wilmington, Del. proposes to
prepare
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
ana therefore asks as a favor, that each
newspaper publisher in the United S,ates
will forward him by mail, one copy Of thc;r
paper lie intends to arrange them hy
States, giving their politics, &c. For his
favor, each editor sending his paper. shah
receive one copy Of the Directory. as soon
as made ready. The advantage Of sbl Z
Of this kind to publishers, must be appat
to all. ~
GTEiitors will please coy the above
once or twice, in order to give it circulation
March D, 1887
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
Pork! Pork!
N orrc z

N OFT 9 z.
TIME subscriber will, at the next NAV
II Term the Probate Court of JeiFer-
son County, presenthi account as admins
traitor on the estate Of Ivy IL. Watson, for
final settlement and allowance.
JAMES WATSON, Amir.
April IL, 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
NOTICE

Ihc Undersigned has been constituted
Agent for Mrs. ltEnEccA SoRRELL, of Vir-
ginia, by her Power of Attorney, to collect
whatever moneys may be due the estate Of
JAMES SoRRRLL, deceased. Those indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment to me at Rodney, and any persons
having any of his property in possession,
are earnestly requested to deliver the same
to me-. j. B. LONG.
Aug.2 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
NOTTCE
F5caP5cETs
OF e f af
STORIES FROM REAL LIFE.

YHNIIE entire and decided appreciation
III with which the little volume, termed
"I'hrce Experiments of Living" very re-
Gently puhliShed) has been received in
Boston and vicinity has induced the publish
er to issue new edition Of it, as the first
number of Periodical that individuals and
families, in distant, as we'll as neghhorng
regions Of the United States and British
Provinces, may have within their reach, at
a SINAI! expense, these "ihreu moral and
well told storics.n -Thc subjects connected
with the "means Of living" being various,
an arrangement has been made to continue
a series, of five small volumes, all having
direct practical bearing upon the duties and
happiness Of life. The title of this new pc
riodcnl, will he ''StorieS from Real Life,
designed 10 teach true Independence, and
Domestic Economy" Each part, or vol
nme, will contain about $50 pages, and be
complete in Itself 1t will be issued month
", commencing this monlh.-Pr.co %
cents Part. The whole series will he
given for one dollar; or, if preferred, five
copies of either part will be sent to one
address for one dollar, and thirty copies for
FIVE dollars, or six copies of the series for
five dollars, TO one address.-Puyments are
required in advance.
Part first is now ready, and contains the
Three Experiments of Living
Living within the Means;
Living up 10 the Means;
Living Beyond the Means.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01

fng' we nave established at "a great ex-
pense, Correspondence with every inpor-
tan; section Of our country, and as soon a
possible we intend TO do the SINE with eve
ry interesting part of tie world Our sub
scnptlon list has increased and IS still in
creasing beyond the highest expectations
We feel sure of ultimate success and !, viii
therefore be our pride 10 deserve it. With
such arrangements as these we bops 10
have fair share of public PATRONAGE - do
serve which, we shall assuredly do all that
rs in our power - - '',u'
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
4 NACTORAGE AND COMMISSION


LNACTORAGE AND COMMISSION
b ' BUSINESS IN MOBILE.--The
subscriber renews the tender of his servi-
ces ms Factor and Commission Merchant
in Mobile. Circumstances beyond his con
troll will cause him to remain in Mobile so
late that he will be unable to see many of
his Georgia and South Carolina friends
personally. lie is, however, enabled TO say
that he has connected himself with Col. c..
l.. Mathews, of Dallas county, in the Steam
Press and Ware House business, by which
he offers toall who may be pleased to pat
ronlze him, superior fire proof Storage for
all cottons consigned to him for SALE
From his long experience in Augusta, Ga
in this business, he does not doubt he will
be able TO give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN c. HEARD.
Mobile, March T. 5-4m
0FThe papers in South Alabama and
Mississippi win publish the above for
months, and forward their accounts for paw
ment, and one paper to +. G. HEARD.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
NOTICE.

NOT ICE.
A SETTLEMENT having taken place
A between John Clancy, Thomas A
Compton and myself, on the 18th dav Of
April, 1887, and having made mistake
OF $293 against myself protest the set
tIement, and also forward all persons from
trading for note drawn by me and made
payable to the SAID CLANCY on the same
day OF settlement, inasmuch as | will not
pay 1t unless compelled to d. so.
ALEX'R WILLIS.
May Q, 1887 l3,4t
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
NOTICE.

ALL those interested in the lands and
tenements of William and Joseph UoIms,
are requested TO come forward immediately
and show cause, il any they can, why said
property should not be sold, as the under
signed intends making application for an
order of sale at the next November term
of the Probate Court ofthis county.
HOWELL KINDS, Guartlian.
Oct 25, 1896. 37-tf
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Co,I,tJCSI,IvFpS, NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS 4Y01ICE
THE undersigned 6 S,. y, It,, up
pointed by the Proeij'o LourI o. ~ Jefferson
J ,h@ esl,te e,e|Dayid n. Williams, deceased,
'.naUOosrte11nsoyent, will meet for that pur-
Ion the fourth Saturday in each month,
Tor six months successively, at Jno. Steele's
10. DUNBAR, J
JAMES WOOD, Comm'rs
ROB. Y. WOOD,
March 7 1887. 4-tf
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A LII persons in any way interested in
I A the final settlement of the estate of
Bennett P, Sanders, decd, are hereby n3ti-
fed that we shall apply at the next April
term of the Probate Court of Jefferson
county. Miss, and make final settlement
of said estate
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
PRODUCE STORE,

(adioinng the Dry Goods Storey is now
open, and that we are ready to accommo-
date them with any articles in that line, Ell
Their by wholesale or retail. We would res
pectfulIy solicit call from those who may
wish TO purchase.
FAUVER g. FARNSWORTH.
Rodney, Feb. 81, 1887. 2-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
PRODUCE s

AAZ L beg leave TO inform our custo-
Wv mers and the public generally,
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
LIST OF LETTERS.

LID UF LEIIERS.
"A LIST of Letters remaining in the
a Post Office at Fuyotte on first day Of
July 1887.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01

;, COLMAN, Publisher.
III WASHINGTON Street, Boston, Mass
February, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-12

Il Aattonul RoaA.--It will be seen tiat the House
VI representatives has decided, by majority OF So
N'o members being abscut) that it is ncXprdient nor
"chatter National Bauk. " The word a0ir (says
'ne National lntegenccr,) it is ;ruc, Is net contain
- !" Tie proposition voted Hpon, bat it was under
soo'' elough not expressed, and with that under
s'''o'hs voted upon. Such, we personally know,
-" "'e intention ofthe votes Of some members Of
"' majority ON the questioned how many We can
''" no precise estimate. We should think, howev-
~ 'ic vote on the Previous Question was more OF a
''' 'o'e 'lan the vote on the main queston--it be-
s "iaeniable that those who voted AGAINST the
:. ''"s Question were not ready for the main ques-
'' OF course did not willingly vote as they did
''e'y vote upon that question. The time has
!e' come (adds the lnteillgencer) for fair re-
's''"'a''on OF public sentiment, M Congress on the
on whether VIC shall have Il sound or an IN
o.. PAPER currency; that being the real PROPOSE
II. cd IN the National Bank question, so far as
-, F''P'e arc concerned. But the time r5Iicomc,
nv; '''e tehporizing eXpalients of our political
l'S must give way to the irresistible nlu-
eh'lurable =" ~ ''''7s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-12

>ay, tia, III consequences OF scaueias 'oc1 aoI,ha
candidate hasan1aofity OF the whole, lnd cousu-
Iuenty there isuo elcction--and the, cNult IN the
hofe riiat the choice will desoIye upon The Lesjsla
tu1s. IS hN the constitutions ~ that event directed
These sumo men thought II no less than treason to
the " Democracy OF Numbers" when they we're
pleased to change the Wings aithaucmptIug tn trans.
lel die election Of President from the people 10 the
House OF Representatives. Thea sincerity and lion.
csls are thu Practically cNeinph6ed.
Il Is impossible of rs, Al thls distance. 10 know
which ot the adverse statements be tue; aud the
fact caunot be eeaIy ,eeriained uutil the votes
officially counted by the Legislature, Nc Shall
'hs issue, with perfect condolences IN the ,elac,,, Il
the NJ g statement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-12

i 5lIfNG viii b. sold, ntpnbc auction. in trou,
d al the Gaun House. al Campbell county, on
thr lst d.t, 81 November tnnt, Is37, a Negro Wo-
mal uanol Geln. aud her five Children Three of
tilr cHIircp laui,l nearly grown, aud the whole
Of then tlia85le.
Iheaalc MI be made in pursuance OF decree Of
the tueWt superior Count oi Low aud Chancory
tor the aNd county, made 1t The Last tom, tho
ea,co E" Oliver ts4Aiarua.'
IsHHs--fache moHils credit, the purchasers
eulu ael,s eaA good aud sudicicnt security.
TilO's. FON, c.,..
Nm. ORGAN, '"" 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-12
Osskk5 AK .

Dird on Monday muinlug Inst, tn 9TH Of Ottn-
he1, after 4 lingering pulmonary attack, dos. Roy ALL
i Shn or, eldest suu al fnftuaafns Ssdnot l,,l. Of
this place. IN the lsill sen nj III, ,rc " hen i
YOUTH iuSr preparing to cnt,l upon the Ataer at
HE, arrested hy the hlud oi DEATH, uNlsint
tueuds naturally Tel the shnok mute scHsbl,, than
When onr, bending beneath tic weight oi Years,
SINKS tuto the grave ltiesclnbles an unnelN Itost,
nippu9 the tender bud IN the euh Smtng. ere lts
leaves have unloldcd, flowers have loaded the
breeze wuh thcit taaauce. low much mofe acute
" they leel the blow, when he WIN thus pre-
, ma,ntel, summoned away from earth, eises
,,nfuc ru use, BY hIs mie<ihlc moral prime piles
and departments alb the expanding cuelgies oil y
VIGOROUS and cultivated mud, oi future usefulness
aud honor. such was tnr case with The ianehted
sublrrt OF tins notice. In his ear,gst hnYlo cd hr
WAS remark able lot lns exemption from the wees aud
llalltie, - common thai age aud lac lad pissed
nearly lhtouah that rrlllous period OF human ftc
that Nc1gcs upon mauhood, without coming Within
the magnetic influence of that ldr spread vortex III
which are clf.ared many brlhant antieipltlons
and loudy -thctlshed hope. Necessarily called
nom William and May College few DAYS lnIor 10
thr olose Oft, tstseesion, lac received, without the
process oi a formal y Uni alton. certificates al prof.
oirucy vi the classes he attended And mst At Tins
no3ucm. when his dcvoted parents were loohinG Tor
the ut OF ther eeascless aud successful eNrltons
Ia aude hs oo'steps in the path of morality and
, r,r ituda. and To esai,h lis mud with the ample
sorDS Il knowledge he Gu; down. as the grass by
thr scytlc oil the mower AID cunsftncd IT, "tho
narrow house appointed Tor all lrtine!' Though
W cauner comprehend the ways oi Goa, which
are above WavS. vet cannot doubt tilt all the
dispcusatuns Of liz pro,i1cuee. bitter and fall OF an
euish though they he. are directed by Wisdom
which cannot en-. aud by Mercy which docs
ueedlcssl, a0lict Three happy they, vino
when Death sualches aheloNcd object hom thcu cla-
brace can feel the cousol tory influence OF these
/ word. 81 hope and must and resignation. 3" The
Lord gave, and he lord hath tail enaWas blessed
be the name Of the Loid!'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-12

f.-E9T d#s .ut,erhef, living ~ ReI(ord county. !
i fe#r etseu'. forl, GA Safutton River, 4 Nc-
~. 5as.... l., d.euan4e at A6tlN heisa bnght
aniea. .Yaa .t nade wall some lat moes IN his
lfsr, AL NJ uu TIE JOSE viii eve five Dollar.
1eemdd oqp.lca1ad Ia lccaunty and tendoIla. Il
atcuen u lItc county sothai Ger MIN, aud wi rea-
.ono'dte,l en.. la5d. Il - likely he viii cndeaysr
10 plsa.., freeman, oud make OF Ia Zee State.
ROBERT W. 1t MklN.
Ort /. D.