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VOL. XII--No. 500

hereby required DULY and fully to record
The same, and which shall bc, together
with the record thereof in said town clerks
office, sufficient evidence ofsaid association.
q. Any future legislature may alter or
amend, modify and repeal this act, at any
time, as The public good may require
Approved, Nov 5.
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An Act, extending the jurisdiction of cons,abes.
IL is hereby enncied, &c, That citations
issued 5v commissioners Of jail delivery
may be served by any officer authorized BY
law to serve process retnrnablo before a
;us,icc Anproved. Nov. 3. 1898.
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AN ACT, in relation to proceedings by trustee
process before justices of the peace.

AN ACT, in relation to proceedings by trustee
process before justices of the peace.
his herebv enacted, &c.-1. When person
is summoned as trustee, in pursuance of an act,
entitled zen act in addition to an act. directing
the proceedings against the trustees of abscond.
ing or concealed Debtors" passed November 9,
1885, such person so summoned as trustee, may
appear before the justice who issued the writ
and demand an immediate trial and upon show.
ing good cause for an immediate trial, the justice
may issue a notice requiring the plaintiff to ap.
pear before him, upon reasonable notice, and
attend to the taking of such trustees disclosure,
which notice shall be served at least twenty
four hours before the time OF hearing.
2. The disclosure ofthe trustee, in such case,
NAV be used in the county court, if the suit shall
be appealed, and such trustee may appear before
said court, by himself or by attorney
3. The act above.named, shall be so construed
as not to require notice to the principal debtor
by publication in newspaper.
4. The notice mentioned in the first section o.
this act, shall set forth The time and place o.
taking such disclosure, and shall be directed tc
any proper officer, and served in the same man
ner as notices are now served on adverse parties
in cases of taking dispositions.
5. This act is not to affect any suit already
commenced. Approved, Nov. 5, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07

AN ACT, repeating an act regulain, the practise of
Physic and Surgery.
IL is hereby enacted Sc. That "an ac,
regulating the practise OF physlc and sur
gerry within this state" passed November
ID, 1920" be and the same hereby is re-
poaled. Approyed Oct %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07

AN ACT. IN addition 10 an act governing the m,litia
of this state.
Tic hereby enacted &c. Thai the sever.
al companies heretofore comprising the
first rife regiment in Franklin county,
heretofsre attached TO the third brigade g.
'h'rd division of the milltio of this state,
are hereby relns,ated and restored to all
the privileges, as regiment. which said
regimen. possessed previous to the revision
of the militia law in 1897. 10 be attaceed
10 the second brigade in the first division
OF the militia Of this state, according TO thu,
new organization. any law or usage TO the
contrary notwithstanding.
Provided, said regiment shall not be
entitled to receive Of The Governor the
quota of arms. or colors. now required by
law to be furnished TO each regiment
Approved, Nov 5.
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AN ACT, making appropriations for the support of
government.


government.
IL is hereby enacted, Sc. The sum %
forly-fve thousand dollars is hereby app,o
prla,ed. for the purpose Of paying tho
dcbenlurcs of the Lieutenant Governor,
the senate and the house of represent atives.
and the contingent expenses of The General
Assembly, the deben,ure Of the auditor of
accounts, such salaries as are provided by
law, and such sums as are directed by
special acts Of the Legislature to be paid
from the treasury.
Q. A sum not exceeding forty eight
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for
the purpose Of paying such demands agnnst
the state rs may be allowed by the auditor
of accounts, and such orders as may be
drawn by the supreme and county courts,
and such orders as may be drawn by an-
thorlty of the act entitled ian act for regu-
atlng and governing the militia Of this
state" approved by the Governor, Nov. l.
1897.
s. The sum of five thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for the payment OF
claims against the Vermont state prison,
which sum the treasurer is authorized aud
directed to pay to the order of the super'n
tendant of said proon, to be by said super
intendent applied in payment OF the claims
now out slandng against the prison. APP
proved. Nov 5. 1888,
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AN ACT, relating to retailers Of foreign and
domestic distilled spiriis.

Nis hereby enacted, &c. That no county
court, or any Judge of said court, sbal,
gran, any license to retail foreign or do
nestle distilled spirits, except under the
same restrictions and limitations as are by
law provided in the first section Of an act
entitled ian act directing the mode Of
ob' aiming licenses and regulating inns and
houses of public entertainment" passed
Nov. Q. 1898. Approved. Nov. 5. 1888.
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An Act,'relaling TO elections

An Act,'reating to- elections.
Nis hereby enacted, &c. That the first
cons,abes of the several organized towns
in this state, Whose population by the last
J census shall exceed the number Of two
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07

AN ACT, TO repeal an act providing for surveyor.
general and county surveyors.
IL IS hereby enacted. SC. The act entitled
"an act directing the appointment of a
Surveyor -genc,uI and county surveyors
and regulating their Office and duty" is
hereby repealed.
.. The present encouragement is
hereby directed. within one year, to deliver
to the secretary of state. the surveying
instruments now belonging TO the state. to
be kept in the secretary Of states office,
for the use Of the state. Approved Nov.
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county courts, defining their powers and regu.
lating judicial proceedings, passed November
IL, 1884, is hereby repealed.
a. This act shall be in force, and take effect,
from its passage. Approved, Nov. S, 1888.
AN ACT, in relation to judicial proceedings.
1t is hereby enacted, &C.. In all cases
where, by law, writ of audita querela may be
granted on judgment rendered by and before
a justice of the peace, any one Judge OF the
county cour. in said county may allow and sign
said writ, and also grant n SuperSededs thereon,
in the manner now provided by law.
9. All acts coming within the purview OF this
act, are hereby repealed.
Approved, Nov. S, 1888.
e. An ACT, altering the time of holding the supreme
court in the several counties therein named.
1t is herebv enacted, &c.-That hereafter the
Sunreme Court shall be holden in and for the
,corntv of Bennington, on the third Tuesday next
following the fourth Tuesday in January, in
each wear; til at said court shall be holden at
Newfane, within and for the county of Wind
ham, on the fourth Tuesday next following the
fourth Tuesday in January; and at Woodstock,
within and for the county Of Windsor, on the
fifth Tuesday next follow ing the fourth Tuesday
ofJanuarv: at Chelsea, within and for the county
of Orange, on the second Tuesday in July; at
Montpelier, within aud FOR the county of Wash
ington, on the third Tuesday in July at Dan.
vile, within and for the county of CALEDONIA, on
the fourth Tuesday in July; at Gnildhall, within
and for the county of Essex, on the first Tues
day next following the fourth Tuesday in July ;
at Irasburgh, within and for the county OF "
leans, on the second Tuesday next following
the fourth Tuesday in July; and at Hydepark,
within and for the county of Lamoilie, on the
third Tuesday next following the fourth Tuesday
in July, in each year. And all complaints, m
formations, and indictments, actions, suits, bills,
petitions and every other matter or thing. in
law or equity, now pending, and all wri,s, war.
rants, appeals, recognizances, and every other
matter or thing returnable to said court, in the
several counties above.named, shall be entered,
heard and determined at the several times IN
this act named tor holding said court in the
counties above.named, respectively. And all
persons and parties required by law to appear
before said court in the several counties above
named, shall appear and have day in said court,
at the times in this act appointed tor holding
said court, in said counties.
Approyed, Nov. 9, 1888.
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AN ACT, relating to the wearing apparel OF deceas.
ed persons.
as hereby enacted &c. That whenever
any person shall die intestate, in this state,
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AN Act, authorizing The Treasurer to borrow The
sum therein mentioned.

II IS hereby enarted &c. That the treas.
urcr of this state is authorized TO borrow a
SUN, not exceeding thirty thousand dollars
IN the whole, for he purpose of defraying
The expenses OF the government. and pay
ing appropriations that are or may be made.
Approved Nov5.
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IN ACT, assessing tax for The support Of Gov
eminent.
II is hereby enacted, sc. That there is
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
An ACT relating to the judiciary,

JHuTCTdry'
1t is hereby enacted, Gel. The act entitled
can act relating to the judiciary" approved
October 30th, 1887, is hereby repealed.
2. Four justices Of the supreme court shall be
required to attend each term of said court, for
the purpose ofhearing and determining the cases
before said court.
3. The fourteenth section Of an act entitled
''an act in addition to act entitled an act
sttuting the supreme courts of judicature and
county courts, defining their powers and regu.
lating judicial proceedings, passed November
IL, 1884, is hereby repealed.
d. This act shall be in force, and take effect,
from its passage. Approved, Nov. 5, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
INTERESTING TRIAL.
srEiNeUtID- iltlN0l,. Nav 2

sIhiNSf'ttn. ittINoIs. Nav
The young lady. charged with being
accessory 90 II e muttcr a DR.. Dalton.
m huoN,iIlc. Illinois. was uicd. bv
,"luc 81 wat ct haocns corpus. before
Judge Thomas, "a Springfield. on Sa.
'nrcay ies' IN Tue Cuu:t Room. and
cischOtsed She circumstances TIM
Ted 10 lie H.u.drr 1t T. Da''on. and
'he o!IeeIau,c Of the Noung. beautiful
and interesting lInon'r. excited a deep
in'tIeN, or the pant ol tic TCCIlc, IN
her behalf We have been inlorrc cd
hat D. Dalton, scnc tin G las. winter.
called on this Young lady aud informed
Ter That one OF her female acquainian.
'es. IN The country. was SICK and vas
anxious 10 see her. and sad a. he Wa
competed 10 visit her lucnd. Lr being
her ilysroian, he would gave her seat
"a las s.ci.h. II she wished 10 60. Tho
Doctor Icing man a family and good
tL1ract,I SIZE accepted of the offer -
They went. Tic doctor, after diving
few miles. informed the Young lady
that Ter iueHd Was not sick. ard hen
attempted 10 commit rare; with 4
drawn dagger hc threatened her lie
Unless she would su5n Il, 10 his brutal
Trci o,l,ion. Her screams frightened ,hc
hcrscs; he 'pr1ug o., OF a." sleigh Tor
IT," purpose 81 tying The horses, but
ihey we're uDinlnasca.lc: and She cult
Ihc sleigh, ami ran q considerable DIS
'ancc through The srcw 20 ;hc rcarcs,
Lou>c, aud thus made her escapc.-
The Decor was arrested, snl Hound
over ~ the sum OF 5000 dollars for his
appearance 81 Count. Til. done. he
cHGcayoIcG 10 create lie impression
that tie Eul did not possess a GOOD
Character, tits caused her brother. !, i,
SAID, 20 utter threats against Lip. And
shortly after Dr.. Dalton whilst standing
opposite this Young l51y's father,
house, was ,hot IN Tic Jack rom a
window. Her brother, Siias 4. Rude
was apPrchended on suspicion, ana j.
&c" IN custody awaiting his till. Ills
sister as arrested, and her case. di,pos
ed OF Is above stated.
Tie d'sclafce Of tic Young lady
hTou-Lt ioIlh, from tic spectators. an
involuntary shout Of JOY. Du', to add
TO the IGi,Ies. Of al these circurs,su.
ces few hours after lcr release she
VS. united - lie bands Of II aliinonv
10 ccnt!cu an, to " HON she had hccn
engaged ioI u year o. more. "AlTs
we'll that ends well. - Repetition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

BALrfNonr- My Ii.

LXTENSlvE FoECFRY.-.R Reports
"eic current YESTERDAY throughout Bal
iimofc, IN relation TO recent Gi.coqcry
OF ,aHous icrcer,es. l. ! considerable
amount, Committed w Mr.. William
Biomwcll. whole sale dry goods deal.
or IN Market street. Mr.. Browne eli
has been long engaged in business. and
has heic'ofolc borne n high character
Cor proliiy aHd lair dealing ~ q man
and mCiohoui For some tine past.
.-"cHef, lis bushes, aGnrs have bcca
IN an unprosrrTouS condition: and IL ap.
Tcars that he had been Ia The habit Of
i"ii!l inc lis applications loi fund, and
Weiohandsac with tic paper Of coun.
nv cus'CUcis. logged 80 co!la'efal SC.
cm'y. ln au evil hour, and no doubt
20 he vain hope O. being able Ultimate.
~ TO retire such raPcr without detcc.
ION or "fcn- 10 any party, 10 fcsoi'cd
q aIpeaIs 90 The Criminal act Of forging
these eccull''c.. when once COM
rcrccd, Tie course TO ruin VAS swim
and sGfe ln such career Here Is m
"oIY,ng p''ec aud nothing. scarcely.
short oi miracle can enable tic unhap.
~ actor TO escape detection; and de.
hc'ion 40 such an act. with whatever
moIvc or 'elusiNc hoie VI repairing
The wrong -, 10 . scn.IiIyc mind the
most Grt'ous and heavy runishncnt
., then, lot men beware cl sveT,inc
even Tor 90 ins'aui, and ~ any pre-
icnoc II necessary. O. siiuIcmcnl o.
hoic. from thc straight iine Of rrcil'udc.
and let them be sure. that once 10 Dc
raii from liu' Is 10 lament u forever
The amount q the lorceiics. ~ tbis
case sfc not Tothaps set a,cms,cl,
known hoi are reported as long up.
"aifs sIAiy thousand dollar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1898.
From FLonrp,.-The s,came1Juc,

FROM FLoriDA.-The steamer James
Adams, Captain Chase. ari,cd a.,
Charleston On Thursday. from ClaiLs.
Vile. having en- board IL Indians. rren
women end cLi.dien. taken rriscrots
by CAPT Bullock. e tho Dragons.
rear Fort Taylor 4; the Lead ciiLc St
Jotn's t,,or.
Indulgence las seen received 4,
Key E,.Caync. 3d uli tho, i.lcck Hyj,
!Lc Seminole ohioi Who nesooialcd
with Cen. Iesup. aud surrendered TO
lir had been shot. Wrh all las i-rrc-
date followers. ~ Sam JOKES and n Q
Mioka,CLIcs Tie assassination i SAID
voiy "uch to have cSosrcra'cd 'hc Sc.
II :nulrs and wr o:c told tha, many
OF item uow beg our trooIs 10 allow
them 10 remain and assi>, IN cx'erui.
mating their late sl.ics. Sam Jones and
tho MiokasuLies.
The naval detsohmer, lately rrra-ei Ia -
Powell, expedition have gone 10 ren,acola
10 join our squadron for Vera Cruz. Til.
'q9airaa - dispatched 10 rro,oe; ,ur Com
m"rce from tie consoqlcnees u tho Freno!.
blockade
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

When you frsl your raHioaf ming
never c.rfns o. furTfrts them. How
Iuy bmier hatc tffn tur,t IS ioo
ciase on ifrrr,onu jutof .her couienisi
AiFaysproC.aim tte isalt, NJ others.
There sieull Pc no secrets M fepub.
Hcan coternnsht.
Nts1rttr 500 attack your nsigh.
o.fs Shs7asler DO y behind hs back
f' 1f o.t 90 voond hp feelings
Ne,rf f7isite pn itiufy. The power
n TaftorIbg beicugs 10 the Governor
sli Council
IeWTersrcs iss grsst virtue there.
fore alEsvs BE- odsrate 10 The use u
asieni 'rifi's siH glsies Of sling b..
lofe breakfast Is % good o. th0Dssnd.
Whsn ou ere ~ church 60 10 sleep.
SUnday is Day n rest
Never fEerp your PaIloT--it axes
. conioubdsd dusi.
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FrtE; ~ ptn eyai c Rtrisr.
FLAG OF ny COUNTRY"

NO'hing surety can Gii tie tfta.t u the q,
iloi with mere lony feelings than 20 r,z
"Iof tie h'g OF b., country. - It floats tran
qhiiy - ih- breeze. an caIJ Gu VI nation,
sioiy - q. cF'ai. 'als lace.
" Fig o. NV eoulir, ln A., f,il,
Are "J'9pd tlc jte1-utcs ~ Tie heat.
Wherever IN, va,tr- .l,.r,. y. f,r,,'j
uy bfT'ze, IT be - si-iuG.
II b.i, Tie hic-hiood tart
u u not tat an ~ those siar.
Tho lep crc.t Il Mas SHINE. cut.
l,i' not thar ln 49, L.'i!e.pra,n
Nir's. ncars 20 hacncs,'J var inrs ,!,io
Il Il - triumph,u, Ger ,Le rout
sh-ri.!i,od tie j ., tlat conquest ieIl..
t'u-h'i 'i,tv'y = haIha IT, ter;
The LDri'n ot tH7i blood, fame.
Nhi-h st'u',rs u.o,,.sp,N loud proc aim.
Seun-' SAD ~ WiJ4N L,srs
Thou hast tesfer. stronger hold.
rag u ~ cO.Lifl Oh" the b,art
Than Ahen u'cr uH,l,t'd hos LIiifi'J.
Ihor at 'iStai lo Zee w.flI.
A,~bl'h lie $lIat.s'st,
Thou at symlol az tie rover.
"h"rr shcltcT,u-Wios our o7,rs s.rrour 4
Guarded by ''iee was chi'db~oI', morn.
Ard where Thy chcrrrn: fold, arc borne.
Order 9nd peace are found
flag of my flNori country hal
cIv->'"sS sh'und where thou ,lp,,lIaii
Bet rohc iJr hNing Iicciom's firm,
Ia 1all io .nread upon ihc tomb.
Shouil Heaven 10 Death devote
Nave over - in glory siil,
And 'c our guardian a. row.
Each wind oi heaven his. thy ~kcsL.,
AID "ither'd bc tic ara. that seeks
To bring that banner low So
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ilDI1EE,

t'iiE Undersigned. ,atsndfrz 20 dec .iHe
keepirg tsr Ni,'l Re pns bas OBJ posses.
sion. rcqptst- 81 those th.t haze grain.
fH4r. rs -iuU lf any tfnI ps1ri NiHi. rr e..
The Mui list DO carried 1p rrs,i.u, CO. tl.s.
g. remove ton ar before Che is'jry 81 ir.e.
a. % s. his inteution 90 give roue..tno or
thst dav. and vail MT te scrturt1b.e iut
su, thfrs isft 600 iir mIil. after ih1t date
~ wbD know ihe~ srI,s- iudt bed Co. tls
s4h.cfiber ere rqprtcl Goo maize in rfi
&c payment. as nY mi1ltsnre cen Pc s,ssp.
Ard al hivinE claims sztiust iup arc &C..
qlssisI 90 present fheni los s,fi'rnsft
tDtIN ~ WATSON
MAY 20. t-B4-J
y T. Those ust borrowed gr,In f1n
80 wills Gre regretted o. replace tsffc
'.r ''rf iute sffrf uat date DC v.I not
BE rertlt.H 81 borrowed &C. vs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

I'm Honest Ngyf ~ Bottom About
thirty years go merchant ~ q
ghhounG CITY from ~h.m Sc iata
ih' CifcuT stance. though not A. !sc..
- n mention IarcsJ lad ti.u.aa!
'r 'v0 dpl.'-' stolen from hir He
Suspicion f,H upon orc nf o.. C'clts.
\ wflt was gotten out s,4.us hm-.ie
Young ran Confessed tLc cuuc. ~
"as unable - Tav over uorc tha, a
'ow huudrri dollars 81 'hc money
The merchant icarns ifonc 90 vcuoE
and anc wL1 had al 'lis 5ct fusisirsd
n rrA.cni.hci icplhGo-. should e.
'nPfi-oncd frr vcsr,. ~ sspsfy ifc co..
nsnds oftic law fhat tts i,ice 81. BIC
would be- blasted. onnoffr1i'y fore.
iafwar.n entirely cot rF-lh,t ore
wore - would ,l5-ca1Sr cillY &c..
'raT-Ease lin Dos '',.ry a,A .'H
go i1TefpFn thc s~.uli l.r i1I taken
% lc N,f- ever -i'r 90 90 .o The
Vour. wan went &C ani ife r.l..f.,'
heard uo unfe ~ .fr uuirl il.f Winter
hen lc received from iim .n order
i9t Eve hundred tolltfs 7qI yr.t
ha.'s.u, lsi'lr. fsGucF,rgii.ert,t.
~n'sn' ip dna M iir O. GtcLaa
0rrd t..4rt Sc tire every y,lf nH
fhc rsht vas cancelled Ilclsa rir.
zen az high s'arlirr in fic Wet a.I
40 tfItef DO one % ihe 's.L Il Ia raf.
section. Sl.Aa frln 0.1.t hsfrau i.a-
rsi heart a. bottom aHa 81 s.. pr0.ati.
49, n 10 bad hsro seat 60 &c Sntt
rrir~n De- would hsrc isi.en n ,ictu
.1 dGPoDdecry - Circ LafL
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LAND EOR SALE.

TNiR subscriber, DESTROYS OF removins To-
- the West, Offers fpr sale ihc farm now
occupied 10y him. situated N ioudoun Coun.
Is, on the road leading IN Keye. Ferry.
about three mites from ilil'sb,rnush TIL.
IL small but excellent tract q larj, con-
tanning 81 ACRES, 30 Of Sh'ch ore in
lumber The Improvements consist II ,brcc
comfortable Dweliirg lIOu,es g. ono Of Stone
and two OF Leg; Bare, Sn, ke. aud Cora
houses. &c There are four or FIVE Spr.rg,
On the place add The " hole :, wen waicrrd
If not sold before The 1T day of June next
Of private sale. the shove "a, j will. on that
dsy, be offered Tor sale ~ public auction --
Sale 10 commence about noon I.ims
made known on the day of.aic
ROBERT COCECRiLi.
NJ, - tcqa
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EETIHN or TI,E CAPTsvr.

EETIUN or TIVE CAPTEVg.
War has long been rcckoncd cl1.
rious late. There j. pride. ard
pou.p. aad cifc'r luc, about -. *.
lrrmcly captivating 10 the Young and
ardent. Who have unly lIl tlc orpoi.
iuni'y Of seeing it 90 tontlv dIc,,--
Could 10 always exhibit itself m IA.
gcaniry md par ,dr, rwosli 30. 10 iced.
e rlHrl'us u not I,rfu, ar. bat There
ii IN under current %! misery ia u.s. a..
non and results. never seen ty the 10.
man lr. 'hl' "Trip from II t:advrn iou,
tnecI and presents o. naked tic ifli,.
nl parent ui pam and GeEraianun.--
TIE victorious general SURROUNDED by
his gsiiy decorated alG. vI,h . hishi,
10 cip'ucd aud ia-,ciuiiy uniformed
llnr ol soldiers ~ DO. front. presents %
different aspect from tnIt vmch nust
have ret ILc css when fut,ctir. 'hc
c1fuaqc on ihc csc VI ihc battle u VA.
tei'np.
on c.Ilrnt Yesterday mcf.in-
VrIciu'foduccd 20 ac acquaintance 10
John Wool. a r1ar whose la.g oi sor.
r3s could not f.i of i0'rscsu1. tlr
hr.tf. h3artrr calI1us. CO Lorc,cf
prone t,inelctui.y A rea-5c dc'clr
On ru'y BE- gwen now Tie ample
iis'8rg OF Dos ui.Yrauc mas hereafter
sc presented iothc Woodland 90 .iesu
ty master hand vIl command Nc
interest cod enlist thc sympathy OF tlr
pu. uc. when thc naaki.h production.
II fcJon. Vlirbn7u ourbci cur book.
,torr. and insult, our taste. shall have
become dcsriscd and Drzoicn
IN the var Of 1872. John Wood. rcA
ffv wears old. was q Young and indus
fuaus farmer Or Bracken county Ken
tHctv IIc was The husband Ola young
nn1 interesting woman, and lhc father
1i two i1ltui children lie was living
30 happiness On farm. which be had
earned by hv iadw.ry--vhcn thc col.
lani Captain Better. who sDerwsfds
fell AZ &c cap'u.c ct tbc British battle.
ries AZ Fort Mcigs.) raised be fsg. and
solicited ihe LHdy kculuckians Of
Brscken county 10 enroll themselves
among The defenders Of their couniry.
John Wood was one Of the number
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-24

VIE sIbscrn'r Uaud .afo~sly request
ali those persons vl, h..v .hrm,ettc.
i- ishisj 70 bon by r.'r. f.. tl cone r,f
ward md pay r rui ~ f-f be- 1.i r.r-. b
n their respective dues Those rluti, ,r-
With ths shove request. viii confer 70 .feai
Byof on she undcfsiKred. and ray stprrt p
fsuhor continuance ~ 1f1rs fram aiu o.
Che way n trade. Those faIHng to comply
With ne shove request may expect i1 o.
tHsr liabilities i1 some other suth1frsed
hsrds Tor colicetou. ~ IcsHuot cxtsni a.,
flrthsr Indulgence.
RICHARD - D0uAN
liarpsrs-rsrry. April &c. 1928 &C