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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

MIR. vANDIIIE

Was the most remarkable man in Pari.
both on account Of his immense riche
and extreme avarice. lie lodged a, IN
up as the roof would admit him. 10 ayo;,
noise or visits, maintained ono poor wo
man TO attend him in his garret, allow CO
her only seven sous per week, or penn,
per day. His usual diet vas bread AMI
milk, and for indulgence. some poor sou,
wine on Sunday, ON which day he con.
stsntly gave one fsrthing 10 the poor. be-.
ing one shilling and q penny per annum:
which he cast up and after hiedca,h. hi.
extensive charity amounted 20 forty. three
'hillinss and four-pence. This nruden,
economist had been a magistrate at Bou.
longe. from which obscurily he was nro.
noted 10 Paris, for the reputation Of hi.
wealth-vhich he lent upon undeniable
security 10 The public fund.-. not carin
10 trus, individuals with hi. life and soul
While a magistrate at Bouloenc. he main.
famed himself by taking upon him TO be
mi!k-ta''er general a, the market. and
washed down his bread at no expense OF
his own; not, doubtless, from any other
principle than tina, Of serving tho public.
and regulating the goodness of milk
when he was called 10 Paris. KNOWING
that stage vehicles were expensivc, he De-
'ermined 20 90 tlriihcr on foot. and N
avoid being robbed, he took care 10 ex.
port with himself neither more nor less
shan the considerable sum Of three. pence
sterling, TO carry him one hundred and
thirty miles; and with the greater facility
10 execute his plan Of operation. he wen,
in the quality Of poor prics, or rnendi.
cant, aid no doubt gathered some few
pence on The road, from such rious and
well disposed persons Of the country as
were strangers 10 him. When he became
immensely iich, being in the wear
worth seven or eight hundred thousand
pounds, which he begot or multiplied on
the body of single shilling. from the aye
OF twenty 10 the age OF -. ono dav
he heard woodmaa going by in sum.
mer at which season they stock them.
selves with fuel for the winter; he agreed
with ham at the lowest rate possible. bu,
stole rom the POOR man several LOGS,
with which he loaded himsefto his secret
hiding place, and thus contracted in IN a,
warm season a fever,-he then sen, for q
surgeon to bleed him, who asking half q
NV iOi NIe OpeIauon, was dismissed, nc
then sent for poor barber, who under.
took to open a vein for three pence g
time. But" says this worthy econo.
mist, how often will it be requisite &c
bleed +" Three times" said he. "And
what quantity Of blood do you intend &c
take = About eight ounces each time. J"
SAID the barber-"That will be nine.
pence; too much too much | am de-
iermined to go cheaper way to work
lake the whole quantity at once, which
you design TO take at three times. thai
viii save me six-perce;" which being in.
sisted on, he lost twcnty-four ounces o.
blood, and died in few days, leaving al
ms vast treasures 10 the King, whom he
he made his sole heir. Thus he conirac,ct
his disorder by pilferins. and his death b,
an unprecedented piece Of parsimoav.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

In reference 90 the late suicide Of =.
W. Grayson. Esq. of Texas, the Knox.
vile Register remarks. a letter va.
found IN his roop. Addressed 90 Mr.. Nav.
iin whose house tie Bloody tragedy xas
enacted ~ which Go: Gtayson gives.
~ Ia reason ier rsfpeuatlng The suicide,
that be bad once IaboIed under tempo
isfy mental arrangement. DUNG uhich
ime be had teen eoHfned--ihat be felt
Jmpion. II return Of The malsJy. and
rather than endure as mnenss again. he
preferred 30 pu, OF end 30 hi, existence. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
NO. 80.

will be a stimulus 20 increased cxeriion-
IN the common cause Of the Wings and
the Constitution.
For the favorable terms. gentlemen. in
which you have been pleased TO couch
your communication, beg YOU 10 accept
my sincere thanks, aud that you will DO
assured Of the high respee, and consids.
ration With which
am your obedient servant.
w. C.. PRESTON.
To Mcssrs. JAMss &. BsUcE and others.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
POLITICAL.
CORRESPONDENCE

lI.ur,S CotEr Hor> Va Ju., 2. g-l4
DrAR SR-At a meeting Of many o,
The Wings Of Halifax, convened for the
purpose. We were appointed a committee
10 invite you, IN their name. 10 VISIT their
county on your return 10 your home IA
South Carolina. and 10 dine with them =,
Their Cour, House on such day as may
suit your convenience.
We give but feeble expression 10
their sentiments. when We declare 10 YOU
that your steady devotion ~. nd abb,
support OF. principles dear To all true
Nhigs-your constant. unvcaried and
eloquent defence ofthe Constitution when
attacked by many and defended BY few
your efficient and manly resistance To- the
tyranny and corruption Of the most dan.
gerous Administration which thu. or any
other country has ever been cursed with.
have called up feelings of gratitude and
respect which they would be delighted 10
have an opportunity personally 10 express
10 you.
AT time like the present. when they
ma many OF those whom Virginia has
oeen pleased TO honor Gnd 10 trust. falling
one by one from the faith Of our father.
ihey turn with an honest pride 10 ana,iye
porn 'lraInian, who, IN another land. IL
illustrates, by his life and bis character. the
political creed OF the Old Dominion As
she once vas. We ieel that We do no
injustice 10 the sentiments Of the meet
ing, when We say that IA, tic earnest de-
SIRE 10 accord to you = yet more decided
and unequivocal mark Of the high es,i.na.
i'on which they place on your character
and services. We cannot permit thus %.
poriunity 10 escape without expressing 10
YOU our individual concurrence in these
sentiments. While the South, now the
weaker portion Of the eonfeGerNcy. find.
herself on every side assaulted IN her
dearest nights, II IS source Of much "a.
iisiaotIon 10 know tina, we have such
champion as yourself on our ,.de. We
have the triple security Of talent intesri.
ty, and Common interest.
Hoping that We may be permitted 20
return to the meeting, whose organ We
are, an affirmative response from you. We
arc, with sentiment. Of distinguls bed con
sidera,ion,
Your most obedien, servants.
JAMES {. BRUcE, THos. 8. FLovRSoY.
WIN. Is. BANKS, +. BARKsDALE. Jr.
IHos. J. GREEN, THOMAS LEIGH.
J. ;. LEwELLEN, WM HotT,
WN. BAILEY, p. GlrMyR
/. BAKER, WM. ID. SINS,
THOMAS DAVENPORT,
Committee H. e0rrsspoad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

"a i.t ,hoss indebted 90 The ifm u He1obow
a ~ 4 siifsr, vHi please call on Esr0m Sc
fer AZ kablctovo. and pay their respective due
by TIE 20th Aukust Afsf iaat time al claim'
rot paid wili Be placed IN the hands q an Object
f0f collection
HEFLEBowER a sLIFFR
Aurust p f-1s ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
NGNlN NNW @1cnS
At kabIcfOySn

AslNG received another supply Of NEW
GOODS, Of the very best dissertation. the
subscriber invites his friends and the public &C.
neralIy TO give him a call. Iii, Stock embrnee.
e'ery article OF comfort and utility, and W N be
,oia As low a. The. can be Dough, at any es,ab-
hsament IN the Valley.
ESROM SLIFER.
kAbletown, August q lS3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

1NHg subscriber wishes 90 purrbss. about
- three thousand pounds of WOOL for
which be vii give IN exchange Linssys or pay
ne cash 4 preferred Apply At my Nos store
house AZ kabictown.
EsROM sLiFER
MAY 3 igIs n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16


Ibe streets oi Gainessille. Alabama
have recently been he scene Of a moo,
h"tfiI aud tragic altar some i've week
'nec. ~, meeting 81 ths CITIZENS ~ ,,,,
dn~n ihe cHo uistion q M,vtssipti paper
70 IAustaphsT scott. LAWYER Of good
standing native Vt NWgnn. and one Of
ihr mO.s inhCeEiisl triltns e The place.
made violent attsok on She Racks gene.
f'ily 'nd psfiicslariJ dsnouRce . the Tom.
beckhee Raj Road Company ub;eh
has iahsInE Fuvileg's 4 sir smith.
tKrhi 90 tbe T X e CoUrsnY, f,-,k
81. Cs rsn.aIks q. gsraohsI insuh. snd
demanded o. eKI,auahan The exriaa..
ii.n. Of gwen. rf,std ansatnfac,ory sad
VI smith. . short ime sftvf. Published
nn Aucle 10 hfch he replied With much
'csefiy g. ihc co.'s remarks snd called
be hamelef in question. A day or two
''i'f as Mf SAITH 49, pacing Colonel
Nrou door, he va sh1t down ~ him.
sni after Lingering sicV hours expired.
CT =. Vss e5istiy sppfehendsd
snd o. nov c.nhnsj IN dose rrison A
Iuscsi'nsa. ilis fate 10 extremely dosbt.
tal We have not head when his 6nal
trial ~, iake Place
The ymPstbirs e al srs 9Th hts
young and COMPLIED pife and inno-
cent chiljfeb May lle uho tcnpets
Tie aini - the thafn lamb. hays them
oster hs frec.al gs,jsneef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
LAST CALL.

A ~. u,ose Indebted 10 ne suhscflbers MUST
n paJ up BY the i5th August, o. their bone.
vii Be Transferred for suit
y VI. &C w AISQUITH
A1rIst % fa1s ten
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
YOUR NOTICE TO THIs

VNhh subscriber has just returned. and re-
II ceived from the Eastern Market, a neu
splendid, and very cheap assor,ment Of
SCWMlN2 &CCDSa
which will DC sold on The most acc ON ,nodatin-
terms 10 suit sil tastes AMI wants. These, with
The additions OF hi. other stock, will render his
assortment one Of the most complete IN tie
country, and 10 which he would invite the la
dies, gentlemen, and public at large to call. as
he IS determined 10 sell rs low, and on rs nc
eommodaiing terms, any one at this place.
or within On miles Of IL. Amongst his stock
will bs found
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
WOODEN WARE.
rnRTuENwARr.

A LAHGE qusntity u Ear,henusre jI.i re-
~ oeiscI aud for sale ~
ESHON stirER
Kshietowo. tur o lars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

N Dott Ds1r-- hero are dnlt ,hree
administration rapers surtvtng 90 Ken.
tucky. aud onc ri them o. saswnv &c
breath judging from ihe utjosacd notice
~ the kentucky Gazette
give iff notice g. political hien3s
ani lDcS. ii The Republican d1 not core
oui more freely % sustain their cause and
u The Wh,g5 should Withdraw their pa
if1aa-s 70 ihc Gazette. 80 All have % he
irvsh ur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
411 reg

IN Ny qlnni'', ~ nUTTEn aul Do re-
ga ectrcd hy tie suDsrtibcr. for which Ia
will pay i2i cents in goots
USUON sLIrER.
Eshietown Aur 9 fH1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
SILKS, sc.

Italian Luicstring Silks.
Fancy and other colored Silks and FIorcnces.
Poult De Sole, Of superior quality.
Silk Velvets, Linen Cambria Handkerchief,,
Pongee Handkerehiefs, Madras do.
Black Italian Cravais, Cotton Flag DO.
berkeley Cravais,
Black and white Prints,
Light and other color do.
Chin,z Of ell coIors and qualities,
French Chiniz-iri.h Linens,
Linen Crash, Painted Lawns
French Drilling, Colored Cambric,s
American Naukeen,
Satin Striped Drilling, Kentucky Jeans,
B'eSched Coltons. Brown Cottons,
Russell Ribbed Burkskin
London Canton Table Cloths
Linen Diaper, OF superior quality,
Linen Diaper, Knitting Cotton,
Zephyr Worsied, Marking Cotton,
SHs |esiiugs Of a superior quality,
Colored Nesiings, Fancy do.
MaIseiiles aud Valencia DO.
Net Braces, Web Braces,
Gum Braces Of superior guilty,
Brown Linen - Pants Siua.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

on tbs phdsIelpbis and Rsrimoss
Raj Road they h'gs Ladiss Ger pso.
siied wiih ahsffisR rooms md l6siy rsyi.
ous gpph9acsff The peat improvement
val pfohstiy CONVEX, the ears INTO ssefig.
81 ae''ase aih glidea It's sa;oiaing. Z"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
CLOTHS AND cAssIpTEnus

Cloths Of all qualities and colors,
Cass'meres Of all qualities and colors,
Summer Cassimeres-Ch..in.Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

Law CAsU.-The following vas stated
10y Professor at PARIS 30 his pupils 4
gentleman dying, made his will N which
be provided that u his wife shortly 10 be-
confined Louli have a boy. BE should
take tRo.ihifds Of the property. auI h,s
mother The remainder. but % 1t Vas a gifl.
:hcn TIC mother was o. have two.th,rd
anI Toe daughter .aeJhi.I Now ithap-
poncd that boy 1ud gih were born.
The Professor inquired hos the property
vas 20 DC divided according % Tho wish of
the TcHslor lie called up one of ,hc
pupils and a,kcd gnyely SIR what
was the intention of TIC Tcfntor s"-
Sir. answered ,hc dulcnt bis in;cn.
iion was 20 have only ono child"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

PL0CGHISD DEEr judge Coulter n
Virginia. when first appointed 60 the
bench had jurisdiction over ono of the
mountain c1untlcs. The district was
made upof many Wild and unFuly fellows.
One Of the Judges 6rt acts was 90 im.
pose a heavy fine. by way q example.
upon a rough aud hardy backwoolsmao
Coz disorlery conduct A. the man va,
leaving The court room IN charge q thc
officer. be turned and addressed the
Judec-"Your name IS Coulter. IS 1t not
"Yes"
Well, al have 90 say is. that you
ate setting your coulter rather too deep for
a man who u plJughinK new ground.
!, ts recorded that The fellow VII cav
ed ihe fnc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16
Hosiery, Chores, Ynfs, sc.

Ladies Md Gloves Of superior quality,
Ladies Cotton Pick Nick Gloves,
Ladies White SIX DO. do.
Ladies Berlin do
Gentlemen's Kid, Cotton, Thread and other
Ladies Silk and Cotton Hose Of all colors and
qualities,
Gentiemen's do. do and half Iiose.
summer and Fail Ribbon. II the latest STYLE.
Straw cords, PiPings Of all colors.
Spools OF Cotton. sksIns of Cotton,
Fine Palm leaf Hats,
Palm Leaf Pans, large Festher Pans. a beauii
ful article.
Parasols aud Umbrellas,
Black, white, Russia. Fur end silk Hats.
SHOES. BOOTS. so,
LADIES' Morocco Shoes Kid do
Ladies Lasting Shoes, Jefferson do.
Ladies Slippers.
Gentlemen's Morocco ard ND Boots,
Do Morocco snd Seal skin Pumps,
DO. Monroe Shoes.
DO ysn Buren, shoes
Misses Heel Pumps. Round DO.
Chiiirchs Morocco Leather Boots,
Youths Monrocs, Childrsns tnkleties.
BONN HIS,
Nuns ~ y Hoods. Braid Bonucts,
Tuscan BOanet, English Brad DO.
Nictoyia Bonuets
WOODEN WARE.
Tubs Of all sizes. Horse Buckets.
Wafer Burkcts CLurns
QUEEN &C al descriptions,
HARDW ARE of superior assoriuent,
QROCERIE3 Il ar excellent quality, and
very chesp,
BACON HAMS - superior quality.
Shoulders. Of superior quality. Lard. SC &r
To ell waicb he wOuld r'sgft uu.g invite bis
friends % call aud examine Tor ttefoesitrs. aud
then boy.
RiCUAUD - DORIAN.
NsfPer--Terrv. August .. i-1-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-16

j. q Adams. s Do late long anil discur-
$50 lH. erh. sail ihat be i1I % Do. pos.
Session memorial 4.kas Zoe llsuse o.
arpoin a delegation 90 Qucon Nicious.
Go request ler @ ah'ita'e the fhfoue. on
,hc ground 04ai females should not inter
fcfo vih poli,its We should like 90
lear 81 Gnmir views on his point
go we cVrfsr' rn rYni1r thereon
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THE subscriber proposes To publish. III inc DC,
ginning of the onsung winter, ''onuohsa''o"
hniwenty volumes of tho Old aud Nav series OF
Martins Louisiana Reports, to ho compr'sea IN tour
yoluncs. 3, o., according to tn" model oil refers
Condensed Reports o..,o,
This work is now il preparation by J.. b"rlGn
Harrison, Esq of this CITY, assisted ny " il',al
Rand ESQ, The Editor is also permitted by a
dis,inruishnd retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and bv one of the sitting Judges tie expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
NAV naturally be raped from their experience
!. Such work is becoming every day moro ne
ccssnrv. as the original is voluminous, expensive,
mi scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fsst in the other States of tho Ualon, IN reference
r. Tho peculiar urisprudencc of Lou sinna; and the
circumstances OF the numerous principles here de>
cded in tho adjustment of conflicts of laws, makes
tho knowledge of adjudIed cases of prime utl-
iitv IN the iurists of the whole Union. Moreover,
,h rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes,
md thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those In the
moro authoritative forums of the other States, will
he added to each ease
The work will form four volumes, royal octave,
and will be delivered, bound TO subscr beers at $6
mr. vol. in case it shout be found practicable TO
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HEMORRHOIDS.
AVS LINIMENT.-No Fiction

| EHAY'S LINIMENT.-No Flction.-This ex.
! a traordinary chemical composition, the rcsul
| Of SCIENCE and the invention celebrated medl.
| cal man, the introdu9tn Of which to the public
was invested with the solemnty OF denttbed
Request, has since gained reputation unparalleled,
| fully sustaining the correctness of the lnnented
DR. Gridey's last confession, that % he dared not
die without giving to posterity the bcuoit of his
| knowledge this subject" aud he therefore
b,qucathcd TO his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly for the cure of the Piles, and SO extcn
siveiy and etfectuully battle crcduiity, unless
where its effects witnessed Externally in the
following complaints:
| For Dropsy-Creatng extraordinary absorption
at once.
| All Swcllings-Reducing them in few hours
Rhcumatisln-Acute or Chrome, giving quick
case.
Sore Throat--By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whoopmg Cough--Extcrnully, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing in
few hours.
Sores and Ucors-Whethor fresh or long
standing, and fever
Its operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic swengs, and looscning coughs and
tightness of the chest by relaxation of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark of those VIII" have used it in the
Piles is :" 1t acts Ike charm"
TIE Pill ES-Thc price, 81 is refunded TO any
person who will uno bottle of Hays Imminent
for the Piles and return the empty bottle without
being cured. Those the positive orders of the
prop ietor to the Agents; and out OF many thou
sands sold, not ono has been unsuccessful
Va might insert certtfcaics 10 any 'cr-'h nat
prefer tNu, these who sell IT," st...e, slguis Cd
hlbi. the enigma! to purchasers.
CAUTION-None DC genuine without
spcudid engraved wrapper on which is my name,
and also that of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk &
Co, New York, and by Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale b. tho Wholesale Agents, corner of
Common s. Tchoupouias street, and by the
Apothccaries generally. Je3o
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SShlNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, tvc.--sus
=, landing from ship Constitution, and for sale--vz:
feet OF glass, best quality, from 8XI0 23X28;
n NJ Kegs "a doz Iaparcdtus Tor signs;6O00b hrass;
y" d9H splendid OOO0a ground btshe, also of0O00 and
WV "o Gases Grome green in powder; superior article
40 40 III cans large assortment of sash tools of every
SIZE and Guilty sable pencils for ARTISTS flat marking
brushes tor herch ats; artists coIors in oil ready pre-
parea,h boxes fitted p with all necessary brushes
Flake and '"nnitv wlrtc 60 packs gold leaf, white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice as
Soriment OF paints dry colors OIL urpcntin>, varnsh
Nc, for sale wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONDELI,
no2 40 i,nlnnst
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NHEDlCAl. BOOKS-Just received and Tor sale at
WI the new blackstone, ~ Camp street:
Abercrombie on the stomach and brain, vols
Armstrong; Practice. = vols
Bells Anatomy, 9 vols-Bell on the Nerves
Beck's Medical Jurisprudence
Coopers Surgcry,2 vols
Cutler on Bandages
Curinsit es of Medical Experience
Couper's SURGICAL Dictionary
Dungsson's Physiology, vols
Devices on ChlIdren-Dewees on Females
Ehere's Practice-Eber"l's Therapeutics do. on
children
Ciibson's Surgery, vols
tiuouh's Miiw fiery
Gerhard on the Chest
Icrner's Antony, vols
Hnopers Medical Dictionary
Hall on the Nerves
Kramer on the Ear-Lacunec on the Chest
Louis on PlhiSis-LuuiS on Fever
Meig's Observation-Disclosures PrHc'e, 2Vols
Wood &; Bucle's DiSlcns'tnT
&c &c &e
Ca alognes the store, .,,,,,,,,
fllH A'.f'->- i'N-NN'
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daily the to be charged 500 for English
lone and $50 in both languages.
All announcements of caEtidatcs for political Offices
will be charged double the price Of other advertise
Owing to the immense loss sustained by nrw -paper
prorpctor5. thew have come TO die conclusion that the
mes Of persons whose accounts have not been paid
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

BNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de paroisse
EIpour la paroisse Vile de la Nile Orleans Pre-
sent i Honorable Charles lIaurian, juge-decemhre
ct les creunrers de John Boyd Il Co. La cess n
DIES bens iu petitionuare est acccpe la c0ur,
beneica de SEES creanciers DIES creancle's de John
Boyd; il est ordonne qu'une asscmblee DIES creanciers
ait lieu ntrde dc II Cenas, public vendredi,
'onvier 1888, pour deli 'erer rs ahircs dit in-
sovabe, attendant untes pcursuites contre la per
ct les bieus dnlit Newton Richards soat urtees
NM. Elmor " King represanc les creanciaI rs alb
sens-Par orIre de la cour-Bureau du Greiiier, lie
Dec 1888. ARMAND PIFOT, grciier.