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A full meeting OF the citizens interest,
ed in the improvement Of Rockiish Riv.
er is earnestly desired at the storing
house of John w. Witt. in the county
OF Nelson, on Saturday, the Sd day OF
August next, for the purpose of consult
ing together as to the propriety Of i'm.
proving the said river, and making a
turnpike across the Blue Ridge, and a.
DOPING the best means for carrying out
their wishes. We think the importance
oil tins scheme such as TO require the fos-
teTIns attention of every citizen-of this.
however, let each judge Tor himself.
This invitation extends to those all a.
long the line. as well as to the citizens
OF Augusta, ockbridge. Rockingham,
and the counties to the north aud north
west CT Angusta-all Of which we invite
TO send delegates to the said meeting for
the purpose of comforting together urop
our common interest.
Many friends Of The Improvement.
July 20
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life. on the Bird of JULY
80, Mrs. Il. p. BAsKIN, wife of Mr.
Ihos. S Baskin. in the 3Olh wear of he,
age. Her illness was ola violent char.
aeter, but brief in its dura,ion-it baflled
all medical means and in 80 hours from
The commencement of the attack, ",he
silver cord"-the mysterious lie which
uniics soul and body--was Ioosed, and
She who had. apparently, the promise Al
many years TO come, was laid in the
grave!
SLOW many fall a sudden not as safe
la early life she became hopefully
pious; connected herself with the Church
OF Thinking Spring. and remained in its
communion TIL her death.
Her natural temper was gentle; and
So retiring, that few persons knew her
intimatel y-those who did, bear uue-
quivocal testimony to her many excel>
iencies-to her sincere, consistent, de
voted piety.
Her husband. parents, and other rela>
tlves. mourn sorely, their bereavement,
but they sorrow not as those who have
no hope.-CoMMUNIcATED.
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LucYer Matches The danger arts
ing from the negligent use OF these sin
ietnal machines" is greater than many
folks are ready to admit. Last week a
poor woman living in little street run. .
h'hg from FItzwater. aud near 9th street.
went out Tor few moments. leaving
three little childfen in the house. To
the least one, about year old, she gave
box OF these matches to play with in
her absence; when she returned she
found the two eldest running out of the
house, and the young one enveloped in
flames, by the accidental friction of the
matches. The child was so severely
burned, that after horriiying all the
neishbors with its screams of agony for
some hours. it died in excruciating pam.
PHILADELPHIA Times.
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OXFoRD TnEoLoGY.- These celebra
ted papers, which have created SO grea, ,
sensation IN England, are about Ia he pub.
i'sheG IN New York, by Louis Sherman
l42 Fulton street, for Rufus Dawes" They
wA' commence with"Tracts for the Times
ny members OF the University Of Oxford
anu PLAIN Sermons by Contributors"
The series proposed will form about eight
octave volumes oi between five and SIX hun
dred pages each. They will be issued IN
weekly numbers.
Professor Tucker oi the University; John
Cr''cher jr. do: w. w. Pierce, Ports.
month Mir. Stewart, Richmond James
Mcfarland and servant, Major Walter
G"ynn, aud MIR. Kerr, all OF Virginia
"e"t gu, in the Liverpool.
The Boston Recorder says that the
American Board contemplate sending
out missionary reinforcement in the
bark Emma issadora, which is expected
to sail for Smyrna on the 18th inst and
also in the ship Black Warrior, to sail
for CeyloI.
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Great Hail Storm. The Portsmouth
(Va.) Chronicle publishes letter dated
on the 9th instant in which il is stated
that violent hail storm occurred OH the
evening Of the 9TH, in tie vicinity OF
McCienny's Depot, Nansemond county
which did immense damage to the crops
OF Col. IL. Ii. Kelly, Messrs. John aud
- oshua Simons and James Nj. hIcClen.
my, which, in the opinon Of the writer.
axe totally ruined. Speaking of the
corn. the writer says "there is not, as far
as have been able to discover, on one
OF the farms named, siugle whole blade
left on the stalks" The peas, which
were promising. were literally beaten
into the earth, aud are not expected to
recover again.
At the time Of writing, the hail lay
two teet deep in a neighboring branch,
where ii had been washed by the VIC.
lence of the storm, carrying every thing
, with it from the surface of the earth
We are glad TO learn that the storm was
limited in its extent, not reaching NOR e
than mile in length.
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4 AO or 115 Acres.

beng the same land conveyed by r.. l.
nm. and Elizabeth his wife, to John,
Adam, and jacob Rusmisel, by deed
bearing date the Both of August, 1894,
aud OF record in the Office OF the County
Court OF Augusta, reference TO which
may be had by those wishing to pur-
chase Tor more minute description of
said land. Cash will be required for the
instruments due at the time of sale, in
terest thereon, costs Of sale and costs of
SUIT, the residue of the money will be
payable on credit corresponding with
the deferred instruments, viz-one equal
part on the 18th OF January, 1910 q.
mother on the 18th of January 1911. a.
mother on the 18th of January 1912 a.
neither on the 18th OF January 1913. and
the last on the 18th January 1914. th.
commissioner taking of the purchaser,
bonds for the deferred payments, and
retaining the title as ultimate security.
e. JOHNSON, jr.
Commissioner.
July 1-Gt
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- U.BXEC SAL

WILL be offered for sale. at public
auction, on Thursday the 25,h day of
the present month. (July) at the late re.
sidence of Henry Swope, deed. in Jen.
hings's Cap, quantity OF finished
Leather, Upper and Sole-all
the Stock of Horses, Cattle and
Hogs-one Wagon and Geers-
Farming Utensils, Household g.
Kitchen Furniture, -consisting
of Beds, Bedsteads, Coverlets,
Blankets, Comforts and Quilts
Bureaus, Tables, Book Case,
Clock, Chairs, SC. sc.
And number of o,hcr articles too
tedious TO mention. All those having
claims against the estate, will please to
forward them on or before the day of
sale, property authenticated for settle
ment, and all those indebted 10 the es-
tate by Bond or Book account, or 9th.
erwISe, are respectfully but earnestly
requested to come forward and settle the
same. on or before the day Of sale, as the
admr's. are very DESTROYS that the bust
ness should be brought to a speedy close.
The Notes, Books, and Accounts will
be found in the possession of John
Armstrong, jr.
Tefms.-A credit of nine months will
be given on all sums of five dollars, and
upwards, uDder.that amount cash will be
required
JOHN ARMSTRONG, jr.
w III. ARMSTRONG adnr's
July II
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MOrus MulticauLts We take the follow
ing extract from the last Richmond Wing
II woui,l Parhaps he we'll for our friends he
have been seemingly unfortunate in their
speculaIions, TO profit by the advice contain
ed In ii. They cannot lose much and their
gain may be great - "a 42iv.
TO my Fetio,o. Sufferers in The Muliicau-
lis Speculation. IF il be not too late,
will caution oil such against digging up those
parts OF their grounds wherein they have
supposed their cuttings TO be dead This
caution take The liberty 10 offer, because,
80 late as yesterday, while some Of my ne
sroes were hoeing the plants already grow
ing, found many cutting iusl putting out
both roots and huds-alihuugh, 10 Judge by
the surface Of The land. all we're dead thai
did not appear above ground
JAMES NJ. GARNETT.
July 18Th, 1899"
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White Sulphur Water.

T. are now receiving a moderate
supply of this Celebrated Water. which
we warrant genuine, and TO possess all
OF It's Medicinal and gaseous properties.
We are prepared to furnish il in boxes
or barrels, or BY the quart, bottle, or gal,
lon.
ALSO, White Sulphur PILLS.
WIN. s. j. LIGHrNER.
Greenville. Augusta Co. July II-3t
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AT Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery held for Augusta County
at the Courthouse thereof in the Town
OF Staunton, the 2Ist day OF July, in the
year Of our Lord. 1889
Samuel Clarke and William Poage, ex-
ecntors of William Patrick, deceased
the said Samuel Clarke, administrator
with the VIII annexed, Of William
Chambers. deceased, aud John Ham
iton-plaintitfs,
AGAINST
James Points, admir-. Of Fred k. Nj Pit,
man, decd .-defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
On The motion of the plaintiffs by
their counsel. James Points is appointed
guardian, ad litem to defend the interes,
OF the infant child Of the said Frederick
NJ. Pitman, decd
Aud on the motion Of George Bay lor
sen: Albert r. Wayland, b. Wa,tha,l
admir-. of John B. Williamson, deceased
Judson Mccoy. and Robert Grove, BY
Their counsel, they are admitted party
plaintiffs in this suit on their contribut.
ing their due proportions OF the costs
And theTcuPon, Oh The motion Of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is adiudy.
ed, ordered, and decreed, that the de.
iehdant Points. render al account OF his
administration of his intesta!e's estate
on oath before Thomas Jefferson Stuart
who is hereby appointed special Com
missioner, TO examine. state and settle
the same, and report thereon TO this court.
1t is further adjudged. ordered, aad
decreed, that said Commissioner take an
account of the plaintiffs debts, and al!
others the creditors of said decedant
who shall come ir and establish thei,
claims after due notice given by adver,
lsement four weeks in theStauntopSpec
tator. In which account the commission
er shall designate whether the debts be
due by Judgment or decree, and the
dates thereof, the debts due by special
ty binding the heirs, or by specially no
binding the heirs. or by simple contract
whether suit, aud the date OF the in
s'itulion thereof, or not in suit. Itshal
be the duty Of the Commissioner, also, il
stating the amount and value Of assets
real and personal, disbursed or remain
ing, TO distinguish between such a
be legal and such as be equitable as
sets, and in stating the adminis,ra
ton account prior to the date there
of to specify if any, and if any, wha
sums were discussed or retained in vic
'ation Of legal prioriies existing at tn
Gate OF such disbursement or retainer.
The Commissioner will also report spe
cialiy the names aud number and bsianc
now due that class Of creditors, ii sue
class exist, who having already receiv
ed roslioA Of their claim, and havin
no legal priority or preference, will nc
be entitled TO participate equally wit
creditors of equal degree, and who bav
received 10 payment in the remainiD
assets.
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LABOURING HANDS
EY9s1EoHeNE 30

[ vii! give good prices for 30 good
hands to work on the Stanton s, Park
ersburg Road, near Buffalow CAD
Good Quarters and plenty of good pro,
VISIONS Contractors DESTROYS Of engag,
ing IN such work, might find it to their
interest to divide the undertaking with
me. ID. w. PATTESON.
Contractor.
June 6, 1889
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SALE OF LAND.
.[EA

IN conformity with decree of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor Augusta County. pronoun
ced at the November term thereof, 1888
1 VIII proceed on wednesday the l4th
oil August, (if lair. if not, on the next
fair day 10 sci! al public auction, OH the
premises. A TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND, about twelve miles from
Staunton, lying on Whiskey Greek, aud
supposed to contain about
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Mammoth Cocoons Della ware
Slate Journal, at Wilmington. says MIR.
Zioa Ferris has, at his great Cocoonery
III that city, three sizes of cocoons which
weigh as follows-first. or largest, lis
cocoons to the pound; second size, 1913;
third size, ISL. These cocoons are all
from the Tysam white worms, and tn
peariy silk glistens in its delicate white
ness
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BY Zachariah Mitchell. Henry Clay,
VIM. z. Rives. or the Cholera Iii we
are 10 De visited with either, let it be
the latter
This decent and characteristic spcci
men, OF Loco Focoism was given on iii c
18th in Nelson. The author evidently
covets notoriety: we give him such as
our press affoI ds.- WIG.
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Caution TO Mulberry Speculators.-A
gentleman who has just arrived from
Mobiic, having spen. several months
there, says there are enough Mulberry
plants growing in that vicinity to supply
the whole country .-New York Journal
Of Commerce
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT
July 1-6t

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
Bath County Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, OIL the 3D. day OF
June, 1889.
Thomas Observation-Disclosures
James Z. Frazier and Richardson Fra>
zier, adm'rs. Of Henry Frazier, deed
Robert Wilson. Thomas II. Rhea.
James Thomas Jesse Thomas, Robt.
r. Barnet. Joseph Payne, James
Frazier. and John S. Kelso-deP,s.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Robert Wilson, not
having entered his appearance and given
security agreeabiy TO law and the rules
OF THIS Court, and it appearing from sat
is'actory evidence that he is not an in
habitant Of this commonwealth On mo
ton OF the plaintiff it is ordered that
the said defendant Robert Wilson, an
pear here on the first Monday in Sep
'emher, next. and answer the plaintiffs
amended bill. and that copy of this orr
der be forthwith published in the S,aun.
ton Spectator for two months successive
'y' and also posted at the front door Of
The Court. house of this county.
Copy-Teste,
CHI AS. l.. FRANCISCO. CLERK.
June 20
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augusta County Court, July %, 1889.
James Taylor, Jun. John o. Taylo!
John Trmble. Guardian Of George
w. Taylor aud Samuel k. TAYLOR.
John Trimble. Guardian of Sarah f.
Taylor. Juliet c. Taylor, Mary Susan
Taylor. and Emely j. Taylor, Plain
tihs, AGAINST,
James Points, Admir- Of John TAYLOR
decd. Mary c. Taylor, David Points
and Sidney r. his wife, William w
Taylor, William Kyle and Eliza Fl.
his wife, John l.. Pitzer and Harriet
A. his wife, and Jefferson Kinney.
guardian ad Item for George Nj. Tay.
lor, Samuel x. Taylor, Sarah r. Tay.
ior' Juliet {. Taylor. Mary Susan
Taylor. and EmeIy Taylor, children
Of John Taylor, decd. under the age
OF twenty ,one years-d efendants
IN CHANCERY.
his cause came on again TO be heard
the 23rd day of July. 1889, on the pa.
Pers formerly read, the answers Of the
deits. and the report of commissioners
appointed by an order heretofore made
10 assign to the widow Mary c. TAYLOR
an equal one>ihird part OF the slaves al
john Taylor deed: to which report there
is 10 exception, and which is there fore
aftlrmed.-It is therefore adludaed. or.
dered aud decreed, that the said Mary
q. Taylor hold the slaves Cyrus, Suckey,
Henry, Daniel, Margaret and John a.
assigned to her by the report, aforesaid
being one equal third part of the slave,
OF John Taylor, deed. and receive theil
hires or services during her na.ura! lie.
IL is further ordered, and decreed, tina
James Points. who is hereby appoipte,
commissioner Tor that purpose, having
hrst advertised the time aud place n
sale for three weeks in some newsosps
published in Stanton, proceed 20 sell a,
the rest Of the Slaves of said John ST,y,
lor to the highest bidder, OH a credit nm
I'll the Isl day of January next, ,akin.
from the purchasers bonds with approv
cd security, bearing interest from tn,
date Ii is further ordered tina; sait
commissioned make report OF bis pro
ceeoings' returning herewith the bond
SO taken to this Court. Copy--Tes,s
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
~DeGGc-
Will be sold, in pursuance ftbe q
bove decree, on Tuesday the 2Otb da,
of August, 1899, at the residence {,
Mrs. Mary G. Taylor, in August
county, the following named slaves
to wit: Jack, Hetty, Kitty, George
r Robert, Mat, Lamb, Lucy, and Susan
belonging to the estate of John Tay
lor, decd.
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Wseyes''S Ceyve.


| This celebrated Cavern will be brilliantly
illuminated on Thursday the 18th of An,
gust next, with upwards OF 1000 candles
No eXertions will be spared TO make am
pile provisions for the accom- mediation of WIS.,
tiers. A splendid Baud Of Music viii be
procured for the Cave-and also excellent
music for 'be Ball room in the eveping.-If
Tue weather te inciement, the candles will
NOT he lighted until the next day.
The singular wonders oi this cavern are TOO
diversified 10 he noticed IN an advertisement
too well known TO require comment. Suf>
ice II TO say that Of the grc,esque and pictu-
resque-the yaricgated and beauIifui-ihe
w'ld and roman,ic-ihe impressive and as
,ooIshing-oi Natures scenery ,Weyer'sCave
stands pre-eminent.
Tickets for Gentlemen one dollar " ith tho
privilege OF taking in two Ladies
JACOB MOHLER.
July 4.
GO The Richmond Wing aud Enquirer Charlottesville
Advoc tie, Rockingham Register Romney Inteilir.ncer
aud xington Gazette, will the above once week
TIL 18th August, and forward accounts for payment.
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SeasS. A PROTRACTED MEET.
gEay ing will take place the 10Th of
August. under the superintendent of
the United Brethren in Christ at Jeu-
nings' Branch Meeting. house, and con.
tinuc or 6 days.
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

Rcmsining in the PosiOfice at Waynes-
boIo' on the 30th OF June, 1899
a. NJ Ausiin Miss E'zahell, Miller
T.; ;. Abney Robert Aealy
G yrs. MARY Bush Frank. Montgomery
2ntnue' u Be'i Andrew S. Mcclure
E ~. Bradford Miss J. a. Nelson
Elijah Balsley Jacob Shaver
Lansloil M. Butler Mrs. Ara Smith
Samuel Coiner Peter Sheets
George NJ. Coiner jill. Triplns
Patrick Chidcrs H w. Tom,kins
David Esex Coleman Vines
George Eskridge. Wn l. Williams
jeremiah Farmer Miss SarahWavt
David Guthrie Joshua Wehb
andrew Green Lewis Wayiand
Arthur Murn
ABRAHAM LYNN.
June IL.
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June 6, 1899

Mr.. Daniel S. Mosby and Fran
ces A., his wife, and John G..
Mosby.
TAKE NOTICE, that on the 2ls,
day OF August next, 80 Fitch's Hotel in
Charlottesville, Automatic county, Virgi
nia--l shall proceed TO take The deposi
tons OF Andrew Leech. Samuel Leech.
and Jas. p. tyler, to be read as evidence
on the tidal OF cause now DEPENDING
in the Circuit Superior Couut of Law and
Chahcery for the county Of Henrico. CITY
o. RIchmond, in which am plaintiff
ana you and others are defendants
should the said dispositions be not all
taken on the day aforesaid, their taking
w,'' De adjourned over from day to day
till completed. Yours. &c.
July l9-4t
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in his line Of business. Having lately
received an extensive supply Of jGfgeE-
tsgery, fsGGsa5ge Trees, E52'5e3fe
Ea5tsassS, EcfgEEsesS, &C., he is
prepared 10 furnish his customers with
The best materials. He has on hand at
all times variety Of ready made work
such as = A ID ID ES. BRJDLkS
HARNESS. WHIPS, TR UNKS. &c
which will be sold on fair terms, fo
cash, or on limited credit to punctua
men. VIM. FACON
Stauntor; July ST
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szzssSssa STEeAYEEs from the
saas subscriber on the 9th of June
st, "A SseHeEgEsI HsasgsSE.

gkscssS suDscrlOeI on the 9th of June
last. "A SseHeEeEa HORSE.
tour or five years old, no white, except
small star in the face. abou, Is hands
high, and bareiooted. | traded for said
borse last fall near Winchester, and as
he started iii that direction, | think il
probable he is aiming for that place.
ALSO, a two year old SDHgESEE
.E ELE. which went in company ;
with some collar marks on the shoulder.
Any information respecting them ad
dressed TO me at Bell Valley Post Office,
hockbridge county, which may enable
me to get them again, will be literally
rewarded. VIM. H. BELL,
July Is
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT

at County Court of Augusta, con
tinued aud held at the Courthouse OF
said County, on Thursday the Both day
of May, 1889.
Archibald Observation-Disclosures.
James Huston, aud Jane his wife, and
Rcbecca Observation-Disclosures.
IN CHANCERY.
This day came the plaintiff by bis
attorney and the defendants James Hus-
ton aud wife, and Rebecca Rogers, not
having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act OF
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court :;
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth 1t is ordered that Said
defendants appear here on or before the
fourth Monday in August next, aud an.
swer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
OF this order be published in some news
paper printed in the town of Stauntor
tor two months successfully, and that a
mother copy thereof be posted at th,
front door of the Court house of tbi
county.
A Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
June 20
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hb WV 4 OSt OlllCe
Isl. 1899.
James Alexander
Oliver p Baldwin
Henry Brew
Ciandius Buster
Joseph Brown
Sam'l ii Brown
John BazzeI
Albert J Banis
w w Baskin
James Brown
Mary e Bigger
Jno. b breckenridge
A 81 Clair Boys
oeo ~ Darlington
Sam'l Clarke
} NJ Chewing
Claude Crozet
Rebecca Carson
John Cursey
Elijah Carson
Clerk o!counly Cour
Clerk Sup. Court,
Sarah Ann Cooi
James Du.yin
Mrs Da. is (col'd wo
Eldfed K Douglass
Waldo A Evans
Geo En gleman
Jefferson Elicit
Margaret Erwin
Wm S Eskridge
christopher Ford
Leonard Farr
Jas Forbes
Joseph Fouiier
Wm Gibson
Henry + Greiner
John Groeber
Archibald Griffith
Rev S ID Hopkins
Jacob Hoover
Elizabeth e Hutchin.
John HAWKS
Dan'i Hageriy
kenion Harper
Lewis Hatman
fhos $ Holloway
Philip Hopkins
Clerk Of Hospital
David Kinney
Jno w Jones
l.. I
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E at S!aunlon Va. JULY
Robert Johnsou
Julia A Joseph
Philip keesey
David kiger
George kirchoff
Jacob Livergall
Sam'I Nj Long
Rev Roht McCIain
Mary G. McCune
Alex McClung
w N McCulcheon
e .Jno McCue
Susan Martin
George Mines
w oodson Marlin
James Mcdaniel
David hlcFall
Corneiia Mitchell
Jas G Maupin
James Hlase
n A melia Page
John Ruff
Jno Reese
w Robson
')Peter Reubush
Jacob Ruff
Elizabeth Rupe
Jno Reubush
Archibald Steward
Joe Smith
l. l. Stevenson
Alex Stellar
Jno Stupio
Nj argare, SwisIier
Pani S.es
W m SprowI
4 braham D SayIer
Thomas Shumate
Geo X Snapp
Duro1hv Talem
Jno b Taylor
gle wis Feaiord
Elizabeth Thomson
Richmond + w alton
Jno II iison
Jnn 3 w ATS
Christina Weard
Chrisley Wanger
Jpo Whilcssda
Lewis WsyIand,
McCotd Young & Co.
rREMPER, P. M.