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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

ing q, initiate and fostering their miserable limitations
the public for genuine.
Genuine Buffalo Oil is fast tsknghe place Of all other
cle. promote The growth soften and bcauy the Hair
gives soness that other article does, and causes
10 carl beaatifuy-ty free will darken and give the
hair satin gloss gy perfumed and gives perfect sat
fscon to all who have given !, trial You will observe
the sgaure Of the proprietor william Brown also "Drha
10 oil imprinted the Bottle. IN consequence OF cour
er which hs. recently appeared and for sale, have
been ruuaded obtain anew label engraved ON "copper" Tor
which secured copy right, entered according 10
Act OF Congress n, CLERK Office 81 the District Court of
Ma sachuse Any fricg- ment will be dealt with accord
ing TO law Dealers supplied by Sands No. 79k 100
Fulton Sold retail by Ring 64s Brosd~sy Burnet 81
Canal ST. Emsr.e II East Broadvsy Gaicn, l27 Bowery;
Hart, corner OF Broadway and Cham ,ers st.
Price s7b cents dl3in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

,1Sv I-Br,sawsy Boarding Houses corner o. Pine 81
oa ,hs nremses noioimeod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

- NEW YORK TATTERALLs-P.r.mptory
Tlr~s sale.-By order Of Asiguees-On Tuesday neri,
SA> 24h inst at ~ oclocb, will be sold at tins we'll
LIZ establishment the following articles, via:
One pair large Grey Coach Horses, ~ hands high
tine pair Bsy., very stylish and fine drivers.
One pair we'll known the road fast trotters.
The we'll known troting horse screwdriver
The well known trottihg Fanny Puan. &c. sc.
Also Chariot. Barouche light Wagon. Quilt
short time since by Ford Roekaway Wssgea sc. &C.
Also several OF coach and light Harness. Saddles Brides
Whips, Blankets Dresses, &c. nc.
Further particulars will be pubshei in bills.
GEO. w. MILLER, successor to J. w. Watson.
dl2M 4i6 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
. c~so p SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
ar,5Sez Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg and
80 III A

. CssS p SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE ior
au,5sSse1 Norfolk Charleston, c., Petersburg and
~aAa1a1A1A. Richmond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWESs, all boats ofspeed and accommo
cation will running daily the FIRST April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock immediately az
the arrival Of the from Philadelphia, and will arrive
rex; morning at Portsmouth in time for the for Whining
and thence steamboats, Charleston. Returning will leave
Portsmouth after the from the South and
each Baltimore next morning time for the for Phila
telphia.
These boats connection with the well known steam
jackets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
lso connection with the James River boats to Peters
surg and Richmond Strangers informed (od travellers
now this the cheapest and comfortable for
southern travellers there changes from steam
soats, and stages the dead Of night the Washington
cute The company therefore hope The travelling part of The
community will pstronse them in giving equal facilities and
faperior comfort.
m26-u Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

SFLENDID NEW sTOR,.-Chr,.,mss Presents, rhilip
- p@nas. X CD w. POWELL respectfully soliciis ths
public call and examine the elrg,o And rich assortment Of
China which he hss ns opened at t1 Brcsdway comprising
the splendid collection Of Fancy Articles ever import d.
The devices elegant useful and Ornamental the land
ape AVID flower paint pes supa AL previous efforts Of this
kind porcelain The stock part OF vases flower
tubes card and fruit baskets Cologne bottles and sprnhlers
ring trays and jewel stands candesels rase burners nk
stands pen trays roesque figures Of and animals
Castles eo ages churches Also, superb variety OF tea
dinner ard deeu services together with beautiful vsssrt-
tent Of rich cut glass, &c. ne. he dil7w'
NASH sYslEM-CLOTHiN0 -Civth,ue ~hol sale and
" raa sold 10 accommodate the times Pilot cloth Over
Coats lion skin Over Goats beaver cloth Goats Dress
Cos Psnt and Vests Of various sipd. Shirts Drawers
Cellars stocks Hsnshsrchie &C. &c. The shove article
will he sold very low for cssh NJ No oio Greenwich streets
dim. JACOB BoGAnT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

SS6~ NEW PACKET AkRANGEMENT-Pasag
MxE for Savannah Regular LiDe-To sail punctualiJ
Brig AUGUSTA ga A. H. Sherwood, master, $50 ton.
EXCEL Z. Sherwood, do 400 do
SAVANNAH, A. Hubbard, do $50 do.
MADISON. w. Euikley, do 400 do.
wM. TAYLOR, Hsey, do 400 do.
CLINTON. Lyon, do 45o do-~-.~.--~.
selsihey very asd superior Accommodations Tor
passengers o will he taken the very lowet terms, and
they depend upon those sailing their regular
day. For passage either r..sg. apply board,
foot OF Maiden lane, or 20 y DAWSON MeMURRAY,
sep24-n CO: aer OF Pine aud South sts.
x6~ FOR LONDON Pacse, IL the cath Dec--The
Mf4\ frat class packet ship IVES MINISTER Capt O
8eakG Moore. will sail above, her regular day Having
very superior fer cabin second cabin and
storage persons intending embark should
app,,ea hoard foot Of Pioe street To-
dl2 GLOVER McMURRAY, 70 South 81.
Az ron HAvRE.-The well known ship HAvRE,
M1Sp Captain MKown. Has the major part Of her
cargo engaged and will be prompt, dispatched For
freight passage apply to
BOYD & HiNtKEN, No Tontine Building. os
Sx6- FOR CHARLEsro >-The fret class packet
MINI ship ELIZA WARWICK, CPpi Davis, will be d.s
rstehed for above port ia few days Having very
superior for cabin second cabin, aud stesrage
passengers persons intending embark SHOULD their
berths without delay For freight passage, the mos
reasonable terms apply board foot Of Citation street. East
River. orto
ds GLOVER s McMyRRAY, 90 South street
xAzS PALkET ron HAvRE--seconI Line. The
A42$ ship UTICA. John Peil. master. will sail tina
DID January. BOYD HlNCKEN, Agents.
AZ Ton,ine Buildings.
Az FOR HAvRE-The very superior coppsred and
M4x copper fastened new French brig THERESA, Capt.
.NoeL For freight or ps.,ge sPI'yto
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

THE HAIR. THE HAIR! THE
HAIR i..-No better evidence 10 wanting
TO show the superiority Of the Genuine
Buffalo Oil, over other preparations,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

70 UsHTON 4 AsPlNwALL, 20 William street, OFFER
N for sale -
5000 very superior Swedish Leeehes packages on asa
400 each for country trade.
cask. Alexandria SIENNA extra fac suitable FOR retailing
Russia sheet Isinglsss, lst and AID quality
Dutch re6oed camphor.
s00lbs true soeotr,ne Aloes
soelbs Bermuda Arrowroot
10 case, Lows white and brown Windsor Soap.
$50 on pure Oil Roses. dls-Iw@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

N - fHE STEAMbUAT WASHINGTON
1S having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
trips between New York and Newburg Monday the l2S
aoon o'clock and Nswburg every Tuesday and Friday
hrnoos six o'clock, touching al the intermediate landings
o receive light freight and passengers
N. BAH freight baggage. bauk billA msst be ut
The OF the owners, unless aangD aerefcr
,r the GODS be entered on Lbs boakssf. hs,Sp
CRAwWOHu. MARTIN CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

These ships all of the first class about 700 tons burthen
commanded by able and experienced naators Great
care made the selection OF furniture BEDS
&c. and the price of passage fixed at 500 out
ward for each adult dren half price, without wines or
liquors Of any description. Neither the captains OF
the packets will responsible for letters parcels
packages them regular bills ladng signed
therefor. Apply to
GRINNELL, MfNTURN & co. Is4 Front St; or to
IQHN GRISWQI.Q South Il eet New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

Al PASTOR, HAN CUTlE EN-, los 0resnw'eh street
A. A Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the psslie
sr long in his business, he has formsd compost
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

N,IEAM ENGINE FOR sALE--A small steam Eng,D<
- Of horse power in excellent repair with large boiler
for sale cheap the proprietor having further Tor IL AP
ply at l02 Bro.dvsy. Ill eod3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

II
for the bill holders in the lower part Of the
City Mt ofoae per the ONCE Of Carpenter vermye,
No a. Wall street T. HOOK, Cashier.
di4 I'm
TTOT AIR COOKING sTUVE--This aud unr,-
III vailed Stove manufactured and kept for sale BY
the Subscriber At i6s Greenwich street. bstwesa Coarand
sa Dive streets The public assured this Steve surpases
ell others in for cooking purposes and OF
fuel The Oven which twice large as that OF any other
steve OF sine constructed that the batting 70
don. entirely BY Hot Air. conducted IN Sues IN such manner
give perfectly heat In every part which may be
damper without regard to the quantity Of sre The s.ail
res suitable Tor private faies the larger for Boarding
houses Hotels, Refecoriss nc. The largest s're war
aned possess capacity do the baking boiling cooking
and washing for sin hundred psrson The public respect
fully invited call and examine for emselves The stoves
ar warranted l.. M hLArr.
ny2lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

Ii ORE BOAT CLUB SAIL The First Annual Ball Of
III. Club wii take p'a.e At Almscks, late Concert
HALL M. 400 Broadway Monday Evenng Dee ieth 1892
Mr.. wallsce celebrated Band emerged Cor the occasion
Tickets be bad Of Mr. n. A. Csswsy OF any Of the
bers; and at The DIOR on the evening Of the Ball.
D. Members Of other Clubs respectfully qoestsd
to appear In their uniform. oil 81 WskM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16
(ws, Two old Dwelling f@i
fA" fs8E$E%, a"u

EHch with two stone Chimness, tWn luEe Hams, 20
81 20 feet long each, with excellent lteadihg
Floors aud each shielded all round, rlther OF them
snliie lent 10 shelter any Individuals stock IN the VI
oinity. 70 Que oi the Balus an excellent new
Tmeshinp Machine. horse puwer he, complete, Is
attached, Near two miles oi hllnd dtchug, tmcl
executed under my own eye.l has been done ON his
estate leaving over 81 3pcles on II too wei oi
corn or wheat, aud that III timothy and herds grass
Aud not a twenty aero field the estate, winch has
not or more excellent Springs ON II. 10 the
tobacco planter, farmer or gfaHler no estate III N
gina Il more desirable. Aud that potion Of the
Land lequuuC improvement ~, (as is the cntfe ess
tate, susceptible OF as tapid and high improvement
any Land IN Nlrglnla. tho whole based on sub
stratum Of pure tcnno ious and valuable clay rs
any Land retaining and developing the tentins OF
manure "a long any section OF the State.
! would n so sell my HOUSE and or,
IN Liberty, about 100 yards from The Court House,
% u corner Lot The Buildings Dwelling
House. mainly brick, about 60 by - feet, two su-
lies high, with basement story, ample cellars, a
wing, &c. contains 3 rooms exclusive OF basement
story ~ carrcts, aud rooms with Gre plaees-n
good bick Once with good rooms with fire places ;
u Kitchen, Smokchouse, lee and Carriage llonsc,
Corn Cub, Stable, Store House. Ne, all IN good
older
The Whole will be sold at fan prices, and accom-.
moddtng terms Likely young Slaves taken ~ part,
II me md early sales effected,
Ilbelty ia M. scat ~ Justice OF very large pop
ulous aud wealthy county, situated Oh the ft'"
turnpike road from l,uehburg To Salem aho W l'e
Sulphur Springs - miles from the former ana ~
from the latter las fine Female Academy, = ~
the full tide OF successful experiment, unde tue rnle
and suprIiutendente of tho Rev, Ntholas II 'nhbs'
An excellent Male School, OF which The Key ~.
Hammer IL printIpaI The Society III town aud VI
cuity ~ unsurpasscd IN this section OF NnRmla,-
Three brick Churches IN town, mud others ncai a
hrrc Agricultural Society has been recently esiab-
lshcd there, augaIipg well 10, The agricultural inter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16
OESG1s AIRY.

nird IN this place. ON the 9Th inst, MIS-. NANCY
JoEpAN, con>ott ct Mr.. SamuelJai IN the H5Jh
Near ul hen age leaving an ard husband seven chi
dren. of whom all gtoWu, and an aged mother o
30 Yeats, ard large circle oi other relations aud
hteuds 10 whom she was much eudearcd. MIR.
Jordan has loug hcen known IN tbs county by many
as useful ard benevolent woman. - nil. both iich
aud poor bat like too many others. she neglected
the one thing neednl until called 10 lie on SICK
bed. when the Lord In hs mercy snalohed her asa
hrlnd from the burning. She was avs kcned ON the
all-tmporlant subject Of the salvation oil her soul
she sought thu Lotd ior many weeks before she
found hun whom hcr soul d,sicd 10 love; aud, gio-
~ TO God she found him precious 10 hersoUl ont the
morning before her spalt took its teht INTO the Ia.
visible world. She gave ,e,y satisfaction, proofs oi
hcr acceptance with her Father that ast peace was
made with God. and CO Nd testify that the sllng OF
death WAS taken away aud that she could trust her
God III he hour Of hen extremity; "Sl she Mas not
airMd 10 meet her blessed Lord and Mastet. Who
had died 10 save such Il sinner Us she WIS, When
she about 10 die, one of her daughters, seeing
beside her dyins bed, aud exclaimed, "now. my
dear mother, can give You up, vince You are not
afad To DIE" oh may dylnE mnlhel be iusuu-
mental in The salvation o her deaf husband ona eHl-
dIeu some OF whom ate yet ont ot The ak {" safety
Her luuctal WAS llralhed from these wor IS re
pare To meet tn, God - Her mortal remains were
conveyed 10 the public hn'Nlng ground 81 ms place,
there 10 resi- ull God shall btd thtm,ise,
Her ang1ishing head satfesf,
LIS thinking aud aching are u'rt
Tins quiet ilnmorcable hr,as
Is heay' d by anllclluu II mort"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16
FoR THE VIRGINIA
TO A VOTER.


In communication addressed to Glover ID. Gil.
liam and myself, some time since, through tie Nf-
cinian, you PROFOUND certain inleirogatotles. re
ouestIng answers thereto through the same medium
NV OF inions upon the subjects you mention have
been l,eely communicated in my intercourse with
The peoue of the co MY, and are, thnk generally
know n certainly by those who feel an interest IN my
election. need scarcely say, | acknowledge the
III Int OF any voter IN the county to know my polt
cal opinions. | may be permitted, however, 10 OBJ
serve (wilhout intending any dlsrespec1 that lelt
myself under no obgaiil y TO answer M anonymous
writer but leaning that my silence has been ms
interpreted il some parts olths county sutJoin We
" briefly the following answers
Isl. As TO your fist lntcnogaory, "atcy YOU Con
seryatiycs lfuot are you suh-fcasmy mem / an
swer- am in favor ihc State Banks as dcposllonrs
for the safe keeping and disbursement the federal
revenue.
%. i" If elected will YOU support the cause OF
William {. Rves, aud do al in your power 10 en-
$ re his reelection 10 the Senate OF the United
States !" ! opposed TO the reelection OF Nh
Rlves to the Senate Of the uuted States, under eN-
lsting circumstances. In the election OF United
States Senator, If eIcced,) shall prefer some mem
Der of the Republican party who agrees with me upon
the currency question. il no such man can be eiec-
ted | will vote for Judge Mason, with whom agree
in political opinion generally, though we dIIicr up
On the independent treasury SYSTEM III preference "
an opposition man. ,
In relation TO the South Western Rail Road. A
la,oe portion of tie State. aud particularly ours
would, in my opinion realize important henth''
from the construction of that work. | believe also
when made, the tolls would not only pay the in'erfs
unon the cost of construction, bit surplus tina
unuld finally pay the principal. II elected, | viii
vote for making the main stem on Sateaccennt
afterwards to Lynchburg by joint Stock Compa-
nv. the State taking three Gihs Of the stock.
As the James River and kanawha improvement
There has already been large sum OF money OK
pended upon this Improvements lh2' II ~ " ''up'.
ed 10 some extent uupfoductiye unless II be conlIn
ned, think the true policy Of the State require
its completion but how FAR, if elected NIGH
think it necessary or proper, at the next session
the LEGISLATURE to vote for appropriations am no
now prepared to say.
Respectfully, ,-,r,,
e CHARLES II. LYNCH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16
.Ne,c York Local Elections.

The election for chaiter officers in Albany, the
success of the Wig ticket Four ofthe five Wards
are decidedly Wing. and the fifth lost, by
jointly Of or votes only AS goes the 4lh Ward,
goes the State, (says tile New York Gazeue,)
Ward has gone glorlously for the Wigs Let the
Argus blow its slogan blast il it likes The music
The central city is erect. The political capital of
the State has beaten off the Gotls from her walls.
Albany has shown example that will tail of being
-, nulated and initiated and improved upon, by all
her sister towns and cities, from Buffalo TO Brook
lyn-from the Lakes to the Ocean-from the ex-
IRENE East 10 the extreme West"
The New York correspondent Of the National H.
elligencer says The local elections in the interior
Of this State continue to result iavorably 10 the
Wings, who make impressions upon places hitherto
impreenabe."
We havs1reque nty heard apprehcusons express
sed, in which however we have never participated
that New York, in November next, will fall back in
10 the Administration ranks We do not fear it
because the acts ofthe Administration. so far from
removing those causes of hostility, which resulted
in the great political revolution in that State, two
years ago, are of character to keep alive and to
der more obstinate the opposition which has beer
engendered. And Revolutions never go back
wards" especially while tie causes which put it il
motion are still active and influential.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16

o. The Abotionists, it seems, do mt like Nj,
Clay half as much Mr. Clay's enemies in the
South would make it appear. We told by the
New York correspondent of the National lnte-
gcucer that "'he Anti Slavery people have got out
acarcature, in which Henry Clay and John c.
calhoun are represented shaking hands in good
fellowship, in the U. S. Senatc-Calhoun thanking
Clay for his anliabolition speech, and each having
loot upon the PROSTATE body Of slave who is APP
peallng from them 10 Heaveu!" Who has even
hesrd of the Abolitionist caricatuing Martia Var
buren-who did them good service on the MIS-
sour ques,ion-on the Free Negro vote-anc
on The bill organizing Territorial government 70.
Florida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16
Ms. Achilles ns. sIadcn.

hE. AGhsiies Nd. 1hadsn:s
I'AkE notice that on the 2i,t day OF June, 1889
at lhe Law office of Charles l.. Mosby III the
town 1T Lynchbufg, shall proceed to take the De
positions 81 sundfy witnesses, TO be read rs evidence
on tie trial otaerran sun depending IN the Giteuit
Superior Couu OF Law aud chaneefy Tor Campbell
county, IN Which Henry +. Early aud wife Plan
tIiis and YOU aud Other persons defendants.
| shall. also. At Gamnbell ConI House Al the
Clicks Office, onthe II Monday IN July next, pro.
coed 10 take suudiy othn, Dispositions to be read Us
evidence IN the same cause.
Il dom any cause the said Deposition are not Ia
ken or beng commenced are not concluded on the
2lst OF June neal, the 81 Monday Ia July neNt,
then they will be continued itomday TO day tSuu.
dats excepted until they ato completed.
HENRY T. EARLY, AMI teifo.
May 10 wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16

" We ha'e received copy of the able Speech
delivered by Nh Robertson. OF the Richmond dis.
't'et' DUNG the last session of Congress on the
SUBJECT OF the Public Lands--a subject winch has
notteceised as much Of the public attention as its
vast importance demands AS soon as the huriy
bury OF the election is over. it is our intention To
republish the Speech OF Mr.. Robertson. and sucb
other Documents in relation to this great national
interest as may serve 10 cnlghen the public mind
and arose lher attention To the importance Of Tho
questions connected with It's ultimate adjustment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16

James Rirer and kaRawha Coaapang.-We learn from
the Richmond Compiler that the called meeting of the
Stockholders ofthS Company held in that on Tuesday
week, the provisions OF the law of the last authorizing
the Company make loan of Si,jO0000, accepted
with unexpected unany, there being only dissenting
The President and Board Directors were employed
carry out the objects OF the law, after which the meeting
Adjourned. The loan (says the Comper) will be cf-
fected, and the work will be prosecuted with zeal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16

aid says " Tie Injuries Of the taba were soon
forgot IN the rich intellectual desert presented b,
Mr. Wise, upon being eomphmented by toa,t.
arose addressed the company Tor nealy two hours,
In his happlest and most etfeetse mauner-diseoutS
ing freely oipnblic abuse and official delinonences
dragged TO the the committee ofinyestpation
and commenting on The conduct of certain men IN
high places IN a vein of biting sarcasm and nun
gent rdlenie' so peculiar to the gifted orator"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16
A. STJFART-E ESQ

In letter from Richmond written by one of the Editors of
this paper in April last, it snid When Mr. Smart
passed through this place some days ago have been inform
ed that he expressed certain opinions which are by no
popular with the SuI-Teasuy Democrats or with the sink
or swim Conservatives lie defended Mr. Riycss course in
the most decisive aud emphatic mnnne denounced the Sub
Treasury in the hashest terms and ured that so hostile
was he 10 that scheme and to the which the Admin
isroon had adopted for the purpose OF forcing upon
country, that lie prepared 10 say that he would vote
Tor the reelection of Mr. Van Buren, Indeed he was eve
here by one ofns Wing constituents be nearly Wig
himself as scarcely TO justify opposition him by that pur-
~"
We have been surprised hear hat muster in Bed
ford last Saturday, Mr. Stuart denied the truth f this state
men becomes our duty therefore, in justice cursel,
say that informant William Martini Esq the INTEL
hsent and uumpcacable delegate from Henry counv the
last Legislature who authorized give up his -four
statement houdbe questioned 1t strange that Mr. Stunt
Inns not before denied it, aud in such make his
denial as public as the charge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-16
EsgID HOUSE TAVERN,
charlotte County, va.

<v.n, THIS ESTABLISHMENT is now un-
F.5ii, der the management OF Mr.. Whhan' = .''',
-....A vey, who is well qualified TO attend to H.
In1ge mysell 10 my former friends and patrons That
he will keep good Table, sar and siaotc'
with a choice selection of the Good TlllNGS "nicn
our country affords. CLEMENT HANCOlh,c
May -,
- The Richmond Country Wing and Ken
mond Enquirer will please nser. the above one
tinncr form) and forward then accounts 10 '''''
fec.