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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
NEW RAiSINS, Almonds, Fiberts, Wanu,s,

NEW EsaiSINS, Almonds, Filbcus, Walnu,s.
Y Palmnuis, etc. etc.
Brandy FRUITS, best quality. several kinds.
Candies, Kisses, etc etc. best LyncIbu,g mskc,
Table Salad OIL, sclt cted ucst, ever offered, IN tins
."arket,
Powder, Eng ISL Sporting, of the best quality.
Fall and Winter Lamp oil, good at lowest pr,ccs,
Table Sail, double refined, large l.oaycs,
Anehovics, Capefs, Olives, etc. etc.
Pickles, Sauces, Jams, Preserves, Jcles, Sy
rups, etc.
Rowlnd's Tonic Mixture, do do Pills, and his 9th
CT Mathematician Agency.
Summer Wines, VIZ. Port, Clare Champagne
Sparkling burgundy, Sauernc, Old Hook, Musca-
Tel de FIontanan, etc. etc OF best brands, and
vntages,
Coguae- Champagne, a choice old Brandy Of deli
cious flavor.
Sardnes in Oh, lcIisbunl with ID and Sd dinner
courses, Vine etc. etc.
Maraschino, Ahsynth, White and Orange Cur
tIso, etc. etc. Cordials, the best imported to this
county
Bcckwlh's, Parks, Lees, Peters, and all tho other
Anti Dyspepde aud Ambitious Pills IN use,
uH4tliy t1o.
Patent, Fiction and Luciier Matches, unusually
low.
Picking materials, all kinds used,
Musical Instruments, various Kinds, Violin aud
Guitar Strings, assorted best, quality.
Soda Watcras cold ~ ice, To which will some
times add. without additional charge, or the com
font OF our friends and customers tle old Polt
or Butsundy,
Chewing Tobacco, of the finest quality,
Furniture Paste, the $1,000 premium remedy, n sure
cure,
Saratoga Powders aud Water, Gingerbecr and
SMsaparlla Powders,
Essence OF Spruce, tor making beer with directions
Buffers and Moxon's ellcrvescent aperient Magnc-
STA,
Arrow Roots, Sage, Tapioca, Peal Barley, Cocoa
Paste and Powders.
Robinson's Patent Greats and Barley,
Chocolate, Teas, Rice, Lemonade Powders.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
June Is tsIl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

nNllE TRAINS leave Philadelphia at quarter
4 after 6o'clock, A. NJ aud At ., L. NJ. Pas
senecrs leaving Philadelphia n quarter ate, o
clock, from helowet end OF Dock Street. will arrive
III Baltimore before O'Clock which gives three 10
four hours 10 spare before The Cars leave fol Wash
inglon City and The West, and also in fun time ion
the Steam Boats Tor Charleston and Norfolk.
Passengers leaving New York by the morning
line, alf,so IN Philadelphia IN time or the o'clock
Train. and proceed directly on--ley arrive in Bal
more al O'Clock the same evening Two, hours earlier
thaa by any other conveyance.
A. CRAWFORD. agent.
EIdmorc, June 1e, wiw #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
o.. w. HUMPHREYS.
So TX a. T. u ~ ~ n TfST,
June IA

INVITES the attention Of the public to one oil
the most valuable improvements ever int, oduced
to then notice, being a. extremely simple mode
oi extracting teeth by winch the patient is saved thu
greater part Of the pain usually attendant on the OF
binary method of extracting, while It's safety is
makable that injury can be inflicted on the Jaw.
bone gums. Few Improvements 81 modern times
can be more interesting more beneficial &c the com
mnnity than this, inasmuch ns almost every indi-
viduali obliged TO submit To the operation. Under
the common practice, so cXcrucialIng is the pain.
violently are he gums bruised and facefatcd. and
great the dluger OF breaking the jaw itself by
the violent wrenchug o the KEYED Instruments, that
most persons entertain a dread of the operation -
But fears should now cease since the operation il
Invested of all d1gcr and by FAR the greater part OF
the pain And although it now comes beibfe this
community for the first time, in this formal way.
ii rs by means unlrcd system, nor Is II hnpro
yided wh testimonials of the highest responsibility,
from Indies and gentlemen who have experienced its
peculiar advantages. The subscriber insure the pub
lie, that hc extract teeth by tins system. M
matter If they be of the largest size, OF decayed
langs, with the application OF one-third the power
ordinarily used, and he invites the cuzens Of Lyncl
burg and the surrounding country 10 call aud eS
anime his proofs in favour OF what 10 here asserted
The subscriber also offers his services 10 the pub
lie AS being nble in cases, to save entirely such
dccayed and aching teeth as they now fear must be
| extracted. Ills success in soothing, and iually
saving many valuable teeth, IN an extensive practice
both IN Phadephia and Washington city, has
been so decided, that he invites the public to CALI
coniiden, that he render his skill as u Dentist
trcmcly useful to them
lie will also cleanse, plug, and insert teeth upon
springs iaugs ON the most approved plan, and
cure inflammation soreness OF the gums, giving
them healthy action, whc, will improve the breath
aud taste.
FOR testimonials, and prices for operating, SEQ
bills. He may be consulted for few weeks at the
of Sarah Sclpnlfclu.
o. lis Teeth are most choice selection of
the very best now manufactured in the United States
procured from Samuel w. Stockton, nj =rr1iiiadel-
phia, Manufacturer o! the premium incorruptibe
teeth
June III 4tn 5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

Grattude.-Whent the result of the Virginia cleo
tons became known, the Richmond Enquirer al
legged, Of the defeat of its party that
they had no presses at various points which it named
and ii called upon Mr.. lIaincs OF Petersburg spe-
ciay to take the field. Well, Mr.. II. has takent the
field but, instead of being ally he is one Of the
biucresl assalIants OF the Enquirer lie repels the
Enqunel's ISLANDERS ollhc Executive and Gonstcs5,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

a. In Person county. N. G. one of tho strong
est Van Bulen holds, (sayshc Raleigh Rcglsler,) in
that any other State" the administration can
dIdaes Tor the Legislature have all declared that they
are IN favor of United States Bank. And yet
their election Will be quoted evidence that the
people who voted for hen are opposed 10 that nsti-
tuition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

o. Gov Campbell has left Richmond on a
Northern visit. lie reached Norfolk Friday
week, and, accompanied by Com Warrington,
visited the Navy Yard, the Dry Dock, the Pennsyl-
wanna ship ithe line, the Navy Hospital, and the
higatc Macedonian. On going on board the lat
ter lie was honored with federal salute. In the
afternoon, the three volunteer companies from
Portsmouth united with those OF Norfolk, and the
whole waited on the Governor Al frenchs Hotel,
in front Of which they formed their line and the
Governor passed. them in review, On the next day,
he visited tie Notifications Of Old Point Comfort
and afterwards embalkc cd FOR Baltimore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

winch, he says, tint paper .taH establish, dsavow,
on withdraw Internationally :, he speaks offs cdito-
iiais as the angry cbahtions Of supelannuated
egotisn,' and 3" insdious shafts sped at d,st,n-
gushed public servants by the unpr'nclped pandors
TO It's appetite" &c. &c Aud this is the konore
Heoas party which is forever twitt,ug the Whigs~th
diversity OF opinion!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

nore Trouble IN Piia3clIh id.-Ou the night OF
the oh inst an old wachnan, by the name of Bats,
vas murdered in Philadelphia, by a black man,
Who IT afterwards appeared wreehcd lunanc,
who had escaped from the Asylum. 1t occasloued
some excitement and rumots OF an intended not
led the Mayor aud Sheriff to issue ptoclamatious,
explanatory oithe circumstances. aud enlonug good
older
On the 9th inst. two black men went upto Mr..
Francis MeCatucy a butcher, standing nj his own
door, aud asked HIM II lie wasthe person who aided in
anesuug the murderer OF Batts, 10 which he an
swered in the negative, and they went away. In a
lew minutes, however, they returned, and ono OF
them stabbed McGmncv IN the abdomen cutting
him upwards to the breast bone. of which wound
he died III few hours. Great excitement mmcdi-
atey ensued aud the blacks had to keep III their
houses aud close thcir doors. On Sunday, as a
measure of pecaution, they had evening woi-
ship IN then churches, the military were kept I'M
der otders, the police actively engaged, and
vdeites stationed at points conyenler ior com
mnnication. Immense numbers of people were
assembled lnhe nels hborboud Of the black settle
menls, and few acts otvloenco were committed
There was, however, no general outbreak. Several
arrests have been made, among them the two blacks
who are suppoSedlo have murdered Mccartney.
This aud other circumstances convince us that
there is much more reason to apprehend serious
conflicts between the tteo the other side OF
the Potomac, than this.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

o. "C's" polilico poericaI article las many very
admirable hits but the verslfcalion is rather too i'm
peilect for publication. We have lried to "amcnd''
it, but in vain, discovering that all e0o,ts only
made it, what of the efforts OF our law-gisers to
amend the frequently do, than the ori-
glna
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
.v'Egs' Supplies.
* *
M. w. DAVENPORT

200 pair Ladies' slippers, consisting Of
Best English KID Dress Slippers,
4" French do do
American do do
Col Il. Morocco do
And few pair las sdnplc) Of Ladies' Turkish
Satin Boots, anew article, which, for beauty and
elegance. stand unryallcd by any thing of The kind
hitherto made.
ALSO,
On hand. large assortment Of Mems and Youths
fine Drab and Black short napl Beaver, Fur and
Silk Hats, of the very best quality, to which he
ould respectfully call the attention of the public
and requests a call from those wishing to purchase,
as he is determined To sell them as low as they are
sold n any market, at retail III the United States.
June IL 4tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
BRILLIANT SslIENIE!
"a Of 100000 oJI'rizcs of \ 900

Resides a great number o $50. so, SEQ &c. "
Whole Tickets SO Ialvcs S5-tlumlers s. 30
For sale AT
TAIBOT"S LUCKY OFFICE.
> Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Gash, PiiIe Tickets. Tor Tickets III any Nn-
gina Schcme drawnhy D. =. Gregory Go. Mana
gers, will be prompt, supplied aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected addressing letters
(post patd) 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
I.ynehbafp, IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
NEW RAE ROAD LINE
REEWEEN
Baltimore and Philadelphia,
TWICE \ DAY.
A'uG phtiauctphtn. wilmington """
Baltimore Hail Road Company.

d
Y Baltimore Hail Road Company.
hey leave To announce 10 the Public. the following
arrangement for their Passenger Cars
The FIRST TRAIN leaves the Depot in Pratt
Street, DAILY. (execpt Suudays) at O'Clock. A.
NJ and arrives in Philadelphia before / o'clock,
which allows Passengers four 10 five hours IN thai
City. before the Cars start Tor \. York.
The early arrival of this Tram At Philadelphia,
(Which is generally and akaifio tifo hours bco {
any Other Line gives Passengers great advantages III
securing accommodations nj the principal Hotels
aud Boarding Houses without suffering the neon
yencncc often experienced, III looking about ior
lodging consequence OF late arrival by Other con
veNauce.
THE SECOND TRAIN, carrying the |.
STATES NAIL. leaves the Depot. Pratt Sueet,
tallcr the arrival OF the tats from Washington u.
w. DAILY, nj half past Nine o'clock, A. NJ aud
passing through Canton. Gunpowdcr, Bush, linvre-
de-Graee, North Easi, Elkton, Newark, stanton
Newport. Wilmington. and Chester. arrives III lh'l=
adopha aso diiedyS IN time 10 take the evening Cans
to New York
~ By ms Tram, Passengers icaring flashing
ton CITY IN he morning, roach Ncjo lork The same
night.
This Train also affords Passengers arriving in the
Boats from Charleston and Norfolk, the opportunity
of reaching New \ uik the same evening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

Jadee lThiic.-The National lntelli. cncer of the
llth INST. contains mastery speech of Judge
W hue III opposition to the bill making pcuiten-
tlary and Unable offence to issue ami circulate the
notes of the old Bank Of the United States. He
shows conclnsIvely that the power claimed for Con
gress by that BILL is not conferred by the constitution,
in an argument, which, though brief, is lucid as
the light Of the noon-day sun. We shall endeavor
hereafter to lay this speech before readers, as
well to show the ultra jedcyai character of the pow
ers claimed and the doctrines acted upon by the PIE
sent administration and its followers, expose the
shameless jesury Of some oil lis leading champions
in relation to National Bank AIr. Grundy, " The
honorable coileasue OF Judge White is sketched in
coors Of enduring ntamy-coors SO dirk, that even
one generally 50 mild and temperate as the Judge,
felt himself authorized to say, in the close of his
speech, "The man who could thus treat me- might
deccite once but he will a second time, I'M
less, perchance, he should hereafter do some act
which COMFORTS with the character of an honorable
man" Mr.. Grundy was like the Irishman,-not
dead, but spachcicss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
Fare by either Train, Four Dollars

- The regulation adopted by this Company tof
the cnte OF baggage. meets with universal approba
ton, II relieves the passengeso MI trouble IN lie
latiou To IT,
- the Cars for the accommodation OF Ladies'
and Children, are provided with retiring rooms aud
attended by female servants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

o. Attemptsto set li,e to Charleston continue
to be repeated; aud efforts have been in vain made
to detect the iuccndiallcs. A number of negroes
have been arrested on suspicion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

o. Vt the rcccut meeting Of the New England
Antl-Slycry Society, the PhanIlnopists were less
harmonious than usual. Fnst, there was war be-
tween the Clergy and the Taity the former being as
sailed "ith great aspclity by The renowned Garrison
and defended by the Rev. Mr.. Pierpont theu came
Struggle between The Fetiicoats and Brccches
Miss Kelly taking the foremost ground the cham
pion of the fair sex, coutendng that " the Creator
had as much night to put soul into female frame
into male fame, aud that the Abolnoniss should
take the yoke off Ct the heads Of the females before
they broke the chain from the uegro's heel" The
women carried the day aftora stormy debate, By the
passage OF resolution, recognizing their right to sit
IN Convention upon pciiect equality with those
who wear bteeches and boards, by vote of sc to
81. By the way, if Miss Grmhc, Ms. Weld Miss
Nelly, &c. intend to sport pants and muslachoS we
would refer them TO the opening of Shaks-
pcares " Two Gentlemen of Verona" which will
give them needlul direction upon this transformation
Of The eXresScs ofthcsc fanatics are DISCUS
ting all sobef-niuded men at the North, and must
lead to the abandonment ofthe AutiSlayery society
by every sane man aud women North oftle Potomac 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
sugar, Coffee, NOIasscs, Nc.


HAVE JUST RECEIVED a wclll selected as
Il softmcnt Of
GROCERIES
among winch are
; bids ST. Crox Sugar, very superior
10 " Porto Rico, do
3 New Orleans, do
% bags RIO Coffee,
25 bags Porto Rico do superior Green,
&c Iaguira, do
) hhds. superior Retailing Molasses,
D do bright n. Orleans, do.
; bbs. crusl'd Sugar lor Preserving,
80 bbs No. n. Carolina Cut llcrrlngs.
10 10 S S"he. Loaf Sugar, all qualities
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn Richmond and lIychbnrg
Factories,
punchcon ia. Rum, II yrs. old,
pipe superior Champ. Brandy,
do do Gognac, do
do Holland GIN,
100 sacks Liverpool filled Sail,
hhds Stone Ware, assorted,
With \ general assortment Of WINES, TEAS, ALI
sriel, PETER. GISGER, &c. all winch, having been
purchased for CASH, | can offer inducements TO
purchasers. whom respectfully invite 10 give me
a call AT my old stand, corner OF Main Street and the
Alley leading to Friends Warehouse
JOSEPH MARSH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
Great Bargains for Cash.

NIVTt ONI dITTS IVF &"''''
VENlIE SUBSCRIBER cxpectsto leave this State
soon. aud wishes to close his business IN this
place as soon as possible and is desirons to
sell aS many of his GOODS as he can, before the
fist of August, and therefore will offer great induce
mcnts either at wholesale retail AS lie does not
wish To move his GOODS, they will be sold unusual
ly low anl persons wishing 10 buy will do well
to embrace this opportunity. They will be sold 10
Merchants OF reasonable time for negotiable paper.
T.. b. ESTES.
June 4tH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

o. Gen. " and several other officers have, is
SAID bccn ordered the Northern frontier, with such
instructions will enable them to preserve ncu-
traliy. We seem much more anxious about ii, in
deed, than when Texas VAS invaded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

o. Gen. Hamilton, Of S. G. made able speech
in the Senate of Tint State, against the Sub Ircasu
~ resolutions, in which lie expressed the hope that
they would be dsregarled by that portion of the
South Carolina delegation in Congress at whom they
are evidently aimed. lie spoke with great feeling of
the position of Mr. Prestonas adopted son who bad
stood by South Carolina in her gloomiest and most
perilous moments, and upon whom, in turn, she had
bestowed her honor and her confidence. lie dcpre-
Gated the renewal of agitation and begged that the
State might be allowed moment of repose. In
relation to public sentiment in that State he said
- Until Mr. Calhoun consented to become the foster
father of this Treasury offspring, there not ten
individuals in the State with whom the unpromising
-bantling obtained countenance: Even the very pa
pers and politicians tina, hug the ungainly urchin
to their bosoms, spit upon its pulling infancy when
it seemed to be hanging in all the uncertainties of
existence on the exhausted dugs OF its legitimate
parents"-and he believes that now, alihoug III
" members of the Legislature have been converted
with Miraculous suddenncss almost equal to that of
the mighty apostle his journey to Damascus, =
the great body Of the people regard it, if not with
hostility at most with indifference.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
ssEs5EEsV
OF Ygsf: LY.ECsSAsEHE .H.sHAE7
C0i.rcr1ch by Richard lXrcc.

tDW.UISSION UERtI1N1.
Extreme prices OF passed Tobaeco,:5 p to l6 50
lmerIorto common, 5 - to 90
Common to good 90 to SO
Good to fine, 30 TO 8 50
Good Manufacturing, 90 10 l6 50
Fiue ditto 90 TO 10 90
Extra fancy 10 90 to Is 80
Lugs, different qualities, 90 to 90
Inspected the past week 595 hhd which is the
largest breaks We have had this wear although the
inspection is so large prices is well supported.
Flour, at Sc 90 to 0 90
Wheat, (uonc ofterng)
Corn, (per barre) - to 05
Mead, (per bushel,) wholesale, G2 to 60
Whisky, IL to 43
Plaster, (per toni ID 90 to 90 90
Iron, (pcf toni 4 months, 100 90 TO 90 90
Hemp, (per TOM 100 90 1910 90
Clover Seed O,enty.) 2 % to 90 90
Bacon, VERY scace and in good
demand) brisk at u 90 to II 50
Oats, (per bushel) 50 to 80
Sail, (per sack,) 30 to -
EfeEaGKT.
Down thc river, 50 80 TO 90 80
In thc river o % TO 90 30
Plaster aud Iron, (pcr tony 90 10 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
COMPREHENSIVE.

TIVE subscribers have this day entered into co
L partnership, for the purpose of THANKSGIVING d
general Dry Goods iobbing business. under the frn
of Purly & Mclaughlin, at 100. Pearl Street. s
HENRY PURDY, 4
WIN. D. MCLAUGHLIN.
New York, May IL, 1888
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

o. The Charlottesville Jellersonian of the 13u
inst. states that a negro man, the property OF Col
George w. knsoving, of Albcmarc, has been com
mied to jail in that town, charged with being con
cerned in intended scribe Increment. Various
rumors, it adds, in circulation, aud considerable
excitemement exists particularly in the neighbour
hood Of Whitehall, though ii IS believed that Their,
is real cause for alarm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

~ Tie Washington Chronicle labors quite as
bard a0le TO prove that Mr.. Clay is an Abohuouis
as did, two years ago. 10 asen the charge Mr..
Van Buren,. What does it tliuk of Mr.. Van Blu
ren's tbolitionism now Does it believe him to be
suilte>s Of that sin as it believed Mr. Clay to be
two years ago Wesuppose so, from lis silence
If Nh Clay were Snb-Iieasury man, the Chrome
Gle would not dread las Abolition opinions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

Letters 10 Mr.. Gay-We re-pubsh to-day, from
the Richmond Wing, the first of series of Letters,
addressed by State Rights Nan to Henry Clay,
We perceive that we shall not concur in every opin-
ION of the writer; but there is nevertheless power
of argument and beauty Of style in his Letters
which will win the admiration even of those who
dissent from his opinions.
1t will be seen that the writer twho, by the way, il
guess rightly to the authorship is one oil The
most decided and thorough going champions OF
State Rights in Nnginia,) handles En-. Calhoun with
gloves otf-but, in our opinion, he metcs out To him
stern Justice. Mr.. Calhoun, it is true, assumes be
the leader of the State Rights party, and uncom-
promising defender Of lis principles; but real State
Rights may well doubt his fidelity, who FOR the
greater portion of his public life, has been Consoli-
dalionist Of the most atitudinous schoo-and who
is even rendering his claim TO he appeation OF
a State Rights man ridiculous, by uniting with the
administration in upon State Institutions, aud
in building up financial system the direct and inevi-
table tendency Of which centralizc and consoI
date all the powers Of the government in the hands OF
the Federal Executive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
SALT, DEntIIIN<.S, 40. &c.
TisHEE TEuks.I H.EEH.

lNIIE Steam Boat Patrick Henry, Gnn'' 'hep-
man, or Thomas Jefferson, Capt liendetson'
will leave Richmond every Sunday, Wednesday, and
FRIDAY morning on til after Friday the 9Th inst and
put passengers On board the splendid Steam Boat Ala
balna Capt.. Sutton. o, kentucky capt llolmes, the
same afternoons X from the speed oil these boats, hoy
willalways AMY IN }alllmore IN lnlc, both TO take the
Boat OF Rall Road Cars To Philadelphia. For con-
fort safety and speed, tins route is uncqualled.
p.ssagc aud lnc, through Baltimore ate, the 9th
INST. Nine Dollars being less than b, any Other
route. JAMES FERGUSON, Jgcm,
Maryland, and Virginia S. h. Co.
Baltimore, Ap, 30, 1898 10 W II