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CFOckery and Glass Ware,
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.

Loaf Sugars, Raisns, Figs, Teas, Tobacco, Rice,
Coffee, Spices, &c; PAINTS, spts. Turpentine,
Oil, Vitriol, blue do, Alum, Copperas and Indigo;
Glass, Iron and Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Nail Plate
&c. &c.
Ladies' and Conference.-The above invoice of
goods comprises part only of what we now offer
for sae and respectfully invite you to favor us
it @ to say where we
goods, it being immateria Quality and prices we
trust, will convince those who favor US with an
opportunity to exhibit them for their examination
that they have been judiciousy selected, and that
our prices are quite low.
KlTTREDGE d COLBY
ST. Johnsbury Plain, April %, 1889. 9I-tf
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Hard and Hollow Ware,
CUTLERY GERMAN SILVER WARE
GOODS, CROCkERY AND CLASS
ware,
W. ". GOnas saAhG GROCERIES.

Lndi~-- anu Gentlemen-We take this opportu-
n,tV to tender our grateful acknowledgements for
your liberal patronage thus far, and we hope TO ns
sure the continuance of the same by fair dealing
and reasonable prices.
We do not pretend to use soft s0"der, nor shall
we presume TO publish to all the world that our
Goods were carefully selected, and bought where
they keep good articles and sell cheap, (allhongh
we acknowledge that we were more than four days
in selecting.) All we say, is, please call and
examine qualities and prices, and then judge for
yourselves Those wishing to purchase are invt.
ed to call before purchasing elsewhere. If our phi
ces are satisfactory shall be pleased TO sell, If
not we will not discount lille and enjoin secrecy,
nor say seeing it is you, you, you shall have our
Goods "A little lower than we have sold to others,
but You must not tell of it, but course shall be
TO prices where can afford to sell, and use
all nike.
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LEVI w. COBLEIH,
VS..
WARNER BINGHAM.
IN
,CHANCERY.

administrator on the Estate of
SAMUEL c. FIFTH GERALD.
n EVI w. COBLEIGH, of Lisbon, in the Coun-
"a ty of Grafton, and State OF New Hampshire,
having filed his bill of complaint against Warner
Bingh CHAM, of Concord, in the County of Essex,and
State of Vermont, Administrator of the goods and
estate which were of SAMUEL c. FIFTH GER
AID. late of Littlcton, in the County of Grafton,
and State of New Hampshire, at the time ofhis
decease, and Ann Ftlz Gerald, Rufus j. FitIz Ger
aid, Al Fiuz Gerald, Mary r. Fittz Gerald and AL
bert L. Fittz Ferald, o! said Litteton, heirs at law
10 the Estate of said Samuel e. Fittz Gelad, re-
turnable to the Court of Chancery next to be hold
at Gudball, within and for the County of Es-
sex, the first Tuesday next after the fourth Tues
day Of July, A. ID. 1889, charging in substance that
on the eighteenth day of August, A. ID. 1884, the
said Samuel G. FittZ Gerald indebted TO
John Farr in the sum OF $780, for which he gave
said Farr promssory note payable to said Farr or
bearer demand with interest annually; Also,
tho day ad year last aforesaid, Samuel G. Ftz
Gerald executed and delivered to w. IL A. Brack-
EFT, his promssory for the sum of $43 paya-
Bile to said Brackets or bearer demand with in
terest annually; And on the same day and year
last aforesaid, said Samuel G. Fiitz Gerald eXecut'
edsand delivered to lsauc Abbott his promis-
sorry note for the sum of $50, payable to said Alb
bolt or order on demand with interest; and that for
The purpose of securing the payment OF said three
promissory notes, said Samuel e. Ffttz Gerald on
the same eighteenth day of August, A. ID. 1884,
mortgaged to said John Farr the following descrb-
ed land in Brunswick, in said County of Essex TO
wit: one undivided half of part of Tuttle pond
lot, being No. "a, drawn to the original light of Az
ariah Pratt, being the parcel of land that
Richard Stevens conveyed by has deed of warranty
to Samuel c. Fittz Gerald and Go. Banfeld, 10
which reference is had; Also, the second and third
division of Heath Garlck and Park Buchanan, and
third division of Moses Averill, in Brunswick, con-
veyed by George Little TO Samuel G. Fittz Gerald;
that afterward, to vii: the fourteenth day of
January, A. ID. 1887, said Farr transferred and as
signed said notes and mortgage deed to said Cob
leigh, and conveyed to him said mortgage premises
| by well executed Quit Claim Deed and that sand
three notes have not been paid, and praying
foreclosure of the equity of redemption OF said
mortgaged premises.
| By his Solicitor DAVID HlBBARD, JR,
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DAVID HIBBARD, JR,
STATE OF VERMONT.

ESSEX COUNTESS
IT is ordered that Ann Fittz Gerald, Rufus J.
Fitz Gerald, All Fittz Gerald, Mary X. Fittz Ger
aid and Albert L. Fittz Gerald, Defendants in the
foregoing bill, who reside without this State, be
tilted of the tendency of the same by the publica-
ton of the substance thereof, together with this
der, in the Caledonian, printed at st. Johnsbury,
in the County Of Caledonia, three weeks success
lively, the last of which publications be not less
which said bill is preferred, which shall be suffi
cient notice to said Defendants to appear and an
swer said bill.
Given under my hand, at Montpelier, in the Coun.
~ of Washington, this fourth day of May, A.
D., 1889.
90 ISAAC F. REDFIELD, Chancellor.
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New Goods +!

TIME subscribers have just received, and are now
a. offering for sale at their Store in Lyndon, the
largest and best selected assortment Of
s. sR SA JEST G s. $50 a1s S w Ms &s sg s&
GOODS
that ,bav have avor bec,.s offered to The public
Althn-sn We oarnot boast of going to New York
tand back again in 36 hours without buying any
goods for The sake of putting, and saying that we
bought our Goods at auction, and therefore we can
under sell our neighbors, nor will we say that we
will sell pound OF pepper or spice at or cents,
& at the same time sell them forty times ms much OF
some other articles that did not COST 18th much
as the pepper or spice for the higher
price; but we would say to the LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN that If they will call and examine our
noUDS and prices, we feel assured that they will
purchase of US, and are confident that when
they get home and comp are their Goods with their
neighbors, Chat are bong IT elsewhere,) they will
be perfectly satisfied with their bargains
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NeW Goods.

TEVHE subscribers would inform their friends
n enemies, and the public generally, that the,
have Just received, and are now offering for sale,
new assortment of
Spring and Summer GOODS,
among which may be found
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND
FANCY BUCKSKINS,
Ginghams, Coppcrplate, Musins, bishops Lawn
printed Lawn, plain and check Cambrics, Cambria
Muslin, Lace, lace Quilting, Edgings and Insert
ings, Linens, ladies Kid and Silk Gloves. A few
STRAW BONNETS on hand and more expected
soon Bonnet Trimmings; large assortment Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
EeasHN rs;
plain and figured Silks for Dresses; Silk Handkfs'
black and fancy Cravas, Vestings, Padding Can
vass, SiIecia brown Linens, Crash, Ticking, Drill
ing, Sheetngs, Shirtings, Umbrellas, Hats, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
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CHARLES DAVIS.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA COUNTY, S..
TT is ordered that Amos Gage and Alexander
IL Dutton, Defendants, in the foregoing Bill, who
reside without this State be notified of the penden
cy thereof by the publication of the substance of
said Bill, together with this order, in the Caledo.
MAN, a newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury, in the
County of Caledonia, three weeks successfully,
the last of which publications to be not less than
four weeks before The Session of the Court to
which said Bill is preferred, which shall be deem
ed to be sufficient notice to said Defendants to
appear and answer to said Bill.
Given under my hand at Danville, in the County
OF CALEDONIA, :his 9Th day of June, A ID. 1882
ISAAC F. REDFIELD,
o~-c,y ChancelIor
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taken in exchange for Goods.
II. r. FAIRBANKS.
Lower Waterford May z, 1889. 93-tf
as Suppl EJTENrTaRY

TO his advertisement of May the 7th the sub
scriber would say, Qhough with due regard to the
i'm propriety of personal remarks connected with
advertising. yet through motives of self defence J
that noticing the advertisement of certain firm
not 90 miles off, l was induced to inquire and
would here take the liberty to inquire, whether the
individuals referred 10 might confer favor on
the ladies' and gentlemen, whom they address, by
giving definition to their soft sander phrase, it
would seem that they must have a lexicon peculiar
only to their own language. If, however, they
mean by the phrase decent and civil treatment,
think they must be correct in saying that they do
not make any pretentons TO such appearances; and
to their Boosting Of spending much time in Bos-
rou, think none will doubt tho correctness OF the
statement. Yet should any one wish to know how
the gentleman purchaser employed his time while
there, wonld from his own story and reports, re
commend that they apply TO the occupants of the
third row in the theatre, and other kindred char
the gentlemen in regard 10 regularity in prices,
(and their 'seeing it is you, you" remarks) am
pleased that there is in them faint indication
Of forsakng of any bad habits. And as TO the gen
tlemens always asking prices alike, would not
accuse them OF so DONG for even since the honor
able gentlemans return from his protracted stay in
Boston, he has boosted of getting a fair profit when
he pretended TO sell cost; l cannot therefore but
hope that some of their customers, have been used
different from this. | do however, come to the
conclusion that If the gentlemen wish go into an
investigation of character in doing business, that
they may do well first to cast the beam OF their
own eyes, that they may more clearly discover the
mote in their brothers eye.
T. R. FAIRBANKS.
Lower Waterford, Nav so, 1889 96-tt
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons having unset tiled accounts with the
IN late firm of HAMMOND 81 MORSE. are
requested to call and settle the same by note or
otherwise without delay. All demands of mora
than one years standing must be paid soon
WIN. MORSE.
Lunenbursh, June 3, 1889 96-3w
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Wanted.

In exchange for Goods,
= TONS of good Maple Sugar;
500 yards of Tow Cloth,
tons of WOOL; and most kinds of Country
Produce, and the privilege of charging To good pay
ing customers. Cash not refused.
-. PADDOCK 81 HOUGHTON
Lyndon, May Q, 1889 93-tf
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shall all of us be contemporaries, and make our
appearance Experimentation.
SATURDAY NIeHr.-Saturday night is one OF
those resting places in the journey Of life, when
it becomes every man to cast an eye upon his
accounts /; TO settle with the world and his con.
science. The business of the week is easily
compassed-its events are so fresh in the recol-
lection, that all Its mistakes recrified; and
its experience turned TO good account. The
man of business should then look over his books
examine his outstanding debts, and see that all
is straight and safe. This frequent perusal is
the more important if his accounts are numer
ous lie must he ever watchful. The man
who knows exactly how he stands in the world
every Saturday night will not be n poor lnan.-
Then he should examine the book of conscience
review his words and actions, his motives and
his feelings, during the past week ; if any thing
is wrong, mark it, and carry tho remembrance
of it into the next week, that he may avoid Its
epeti,ion-ailning ever to model his thoughts
and words, and actions, all his open and secret
cond uct by the golden rule. And as every man
owes constant returns of active gratitude 20 the
great and wise Rulor of tho Universe, which he
cannot discharge better than by deeds of chart
ty, it would be well 10 finish the settlement by
appropriating portion of the clear profits of
the week to such purpose, to be distributed to
the most proper objects.
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NEW GOODS!
ISs5S az SE1W5l$G

TNHE subscribers would inform their friends and
Il the public generally, that they have just re-
cev ed choice and beautiful assortment of foreign
and domestic sD4&3 GOOD s. . adapted 10
the present and approaching season; Consisting of
of the most desirable coors; Saiinetts, Rowan Cas-
simere, Buckskin Fancy, &c. for summer pants;
English Ginghams, CopperpIae, printed Muslin,
Bishop Lawn, Swiss and Book Muslin, plain and
checked Cambria, hair Cord, do, corded Robes,
linen Cambria Hdkfs. Cambria Muslin, do; web
Lace lace Quilting, Edgngs and Insertings; ladies'
Kid Gloves, black and white Silk, do; super Belts,
tambour and spool Cotton; Gents. Buck Gloves,
Kid and Linen, do.
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Look at This!

NNFiE subscriber would inform all persons IN
N debted to him that it is his request that they
would call and settle before the middle OF June,
instant, as he is going TO leave town Those VINO
delay will find their accounts in the Sheriff S HANDS
a.. EBENEZER X. HAMMOND.
St. Johnsbury, June /, 1889. 96-5w
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Gsg@Aw @0IMsggGs

Cap Ribbons, Taffeta, Satin and Velvet do; Gauze
Wells, green Baruge, black Grape, black Alapine
and Bombazno, gro de Naples, gro de Swiss, and
ma, Pongee and Belgian do; French, Italian, vero-
ma, checked and Madras Cravats; light and dark
ves,ings; Vest Duck, Padding, Canvas, silecia,
brown Linen, Linen Thread, Silk, Twist Sc
and Shrtings; Umbrellas, HATS, CAPS, &c.
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tons, factions and debates of mankind when
l read the several dates on the tombs of some
that died yesterday, and some sixteen hundred
years ago, l consider that great day, when we
shall all of us be contemporaries, and make our
appearance Experimentation.
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POETEe ".


POETRY.
IJThe following beautiful lines, by Miss Wa
terman were published about four years since.
- BROTHER COME HOME!
SISTER TO A LONG ABSENT BROTHER
Come home
Would could send my spirit Ger the deep,
Would could wing it like bird to thee,
To commun e with thy thoughts, to fill thy sleep
With these unwearying words of melody,
Brother, come home
Come home
Come TO The hearts that love thee, to the eyes
That beam in brightness, but to gladden. thine
Come, where fond thoughts like hottest incense rise
Where CHERISHED memory rears her altar shrine:
Brother, come home
Come home
Come to the hearth stone of thine earlier days,
Come to the ark like the o'erweared dove,
Come with the sunlight ofthy hearts rays,
Como to the Preside circle of thy love;
Brother, come home
Come home.
1t is not home, without thee the lone seat
Is still uncaim'd where thou vert wont to be-
In every echo of returning feet,
In vain we list for what should herald thee;
Brother, come home
Come home!
We've nurs'd for thee the sunny buds Of spring,
Watch d every gem a full blown Ao~ret rear,
Saw DER their bloom the chilly winter bring
Its icy garlands, and thou not here,
Brother, come home
Come home!
Would l could send my spirit DER the deep,
Would 1 could wing it like bird to thee,
To commune with thy thoughts, to fill thy sleep
With these unvarying words of melody,
Brother, come home
The subjoined piece of poetry, real poetry, we
copy from the Pennsylvanian. 1t is pendant to
the above. The preceding among the first OF
Miss Waterman s productions that received partic-
uar attention, and the means of bringing into
public notice, and general approval one whose
writings give her high rank with the best female
poets of the country.
he COMES!
cATHARINE WATERMAN.
He comes
Homes holy spells around his heart cast
Their gentle music-breath ur'd him back,
And the soft shadow pictures of the past,
Start up again before his homeward tract;
My Brother comes!
He comes
The echoes of lov'd voices hushd so long,
Have stol'n like spirits thro' his midnight dreams,
And tones have WHISPERED in their fairy song,
Bringing back moments lit by rainbow CLEANS;
My Brother comes
He comes
But no! the eyes that shone in Joy for him,
AS his lov'd footsteps echo met the ear,
With their long watching vigils have grown dim,
And beam but sadly at these words of cheer,
My Brother comes
But long, long weary years have fled away,
And time perchance hath sadly chang'd his face,
Blanch d his dark locks with the world s slow decay
But each loved lineament again wei trace;
My Brother comes!
Speed him, white sails, across the heaving deep;
Change hath not crept into our hearts-those years
Have been but trusty jailors, sent to keep
Closer those tried affections nurs'd in tears;
My Brother comes!
He comes
Homes holy spells around his heart are cast,
Their gentle music breath hath lurd him back
And the soft shadowy pictures of the past,
Start up again before his homeward track
My Brother comes
THNbHp AE, 81 R EW,EGTDWTS
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
H. the public generally that he has purchased of
E. J. Hammond, (of the late firm of Hammond and
Morse) his entire stock in trade, where ho intends
carrying the mercantile business in all var.
Gus branches. He would also say that he has just
received, fresh from Port, the most splendid as
sortment of
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

VIE suDscrlOer WOULD take TINS opportunity to
IL express his grateful acknowl edgements to his
friends and customers for the constant and liberal
patronage which they have heretofore extended to
! him. and he now halters bimsef that he can offer
inducements sufficient, not only to merit but TO Sc
cure an increase of the same patronage. He has
now the pleasure of offering for sale new and
carefully selec,ed assortment of
Sg@asssasSg&f MSTSS S@@GrEs grRS
DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of BROADCLOTHS and CAS-
SIMERES, Cloths suitable for summer Pants and
Spencers; Scotch and English Ginghams; printed,
checked and plain Muslin; Mouselin Deane, a new
and fashionable article; Swiss Muslin; bishop Lawn;
Cambria; Irish Linen; black and coored Silks for
dresses; Inserting, Edgng, Quilting; Gloves and
Hosiery: prime assortment OF ,3,c,,.
ENGLISH FRENCH AND o1MEhIG:dN
and Garn;;nres: Ta6gsa and Cap Ribbons, Bonnet
ana uar" gu ALSO,
WV. A. Goods and Groceries,
CROCKERY, GLASS AND HARD WARE,
and variety of other articles which need not be
keep good articles snd sell them cheap-no matter
whether it be New York, Boston, New Orleans.
Ladies and Gentlemen OF this and neighborina
towns are requested to call and examine for them
selves. The subscriber will take great pleasure in
showing his Goods, and still greater in selling, if
on examination ii shall be found, as it is believed
it will be, that they cheap, and that they are
Just the articles wanted.
MOST KINDS OF PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods.
T. r. FAIRBANKS.
Lower Waterford, May z, 1889. 93-tf
AS SUPPLEMENTARY
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Foreign and DO mn cs tic

received, Hesn ToH Iort, the most splenulu as
sortment of
Foreign and DOHn cstic
assAG GOODS
he has had the pleasure OF offering to his
.omers--and among which may be found the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND
SATINETTS,
English, French and American Prints from 10 to
so cents per yard; summer Suf's, silk and tabby
Velvet; black figured Lace; lace Wells, Edgings
lnsertings, book Muslin, bishops Lawn, Fancy
Hdkfs. Italian Cravats, prime article Gro de Nap
Gro dc Swiss and Florance Silks, Gloves, Ribbons
Tapes, Brads, brown and beached Sheetngs and
shrrings, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wicking, Tick
ing, Drilling, Umbrellas, Hats, Caps and many
other articles too numerous to mention, which to-
gether with his former stock, renders his assert
ment complete.
ALSO-A prime assortment of
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY, CROCK
cry AND GLASS WARE,
w. /. GOODS, &c.
Ladies and Gentlemen The subscriber takes
this opportunity to tender his grateful acknowledge
ments for past patronage and also to solicit con-
tinuance of the same. He would say further that
the above assortment Of Goods will be sold as
cheap as at any other concern in this vicinity. He
does not however, wish you TO take his word for
it, but take the only method of forming a correct
judgment, namely, call and examine quatiessan
prices.
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Come TO The hearts that love thee. to the eyes
That beam in brightness, but to gladden. thine
Come, where fond thoughts like hottest incense rise,
Where CHERISHED memory rears her altar shrine
Brother, come home
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Il. IL. FAIRBANKS.
Lower Waterford, May So 1889. 96-tt
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Would could send my spirit DER the deep,
Would 1 could wing it like bird to thee,
To commune with thy thoughts, to fill thy sleep
With these unvarying words of melody,
Brother, come home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-01
Oct. 8
,sSr0sf0N'S GHTe.

rHgICKETS in all the Lotteries and The really lucky
Numbers for sale G, SraaTross Lucky once =
look al Capitals sold aud cashed by STKATIoS' Tue
An Prize Seller in little over II tnnn'hs ;. ,
Drawn Ms in Va Mononga'ia Lottery Extra NO. G.
s ar - o: q = 80 II 81 50 CO 81 IS - IS
Ticket. Nos. 63 II ~, do 81 81 Is, both sold and
casIed by SrRATTos a.
Drawn Nos in Maryland STATE Lottery, No % drawn
= % 18 "A 80 ~ IS so 45 p 20
Ticket, Nos IL 40 30, sold ard cashed by SrRATroN.
Drawn Nos in Sussex county Lottery, TO 4o' drawn
~ 81 is II 81 50 60 81 CO 90 81 - IS Al Fl
Ticket, Nos 81 80 3d. prz' OF s. 200, 90 Il 81 o.
borh sold and cnshed by STEArToa
Drawn Nos. in Va Petersburg Lottery, no ~ o'a"h
? IS 90 a5 8 G7 so 81 90 40 %
Half ticket Nos 2S 40 e., another capital sold and
casIcd by STHATroS. -
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No 40, drawn
2sl: 90 :. a.
az 80 d 3 90 IS so 53 90 C6 45
Tickle, Nos 90 SO So sold and cashed by STRATToS.
Drawn Nos in Town Hall Lottery, No :, drawn oci'
22d >,
Al IS 80 II 10 IS 20 - 90 60 50
Drawn Nos in Va Leeshurg Lottery, NO u, drawn
46 6 9 10 50 IG 20 40 81 CT d 90
y B-Orders from the country promptly and comb
den,ially attended TO- if addressed 10
n STRATTON,
Oc,obcro0 r50-2,1 Richmond, w.
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TEACHER WANTED.-The subscfioers WISH
"a ,oenpape The services Of Teacher zone OF sevtIa
e,netience would be preferred) for The ensuing
year 10 take charge Of school twenty six miles yves. o.
psersburr A. gentleman who is graduate u s' ,a"
respectable College University VII" can
rals of GOOD moral character und nb'iiiy 10 'fa.n
ia J,l,n and Greek languages Mathematics. ana ."e
nsaI branches of an English Education, can hear u ."
Texans siIualinn by addressing ID" Subscribers e.
a,aI Pa, orc, D,nwdlr county Virginia
"o'"' - HERBERT REESE.
WILLIAM I GREEN.
EDWD IL ALLEN.
HENRY N SPAIN.
L. W HOBBS.
WI. THWEATT.
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