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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

o. Web nothing farther from Richmond,
relative to the trial Of b. w. Green. We will take
this occasion to observe that remark made by us,
when this Bank defaIcalon was first announced, we
are satisfied. was too general and indiscrmnate.-
We said, the public would be satisfied with nothing
less than the removal of the President, the Cashier,
all the Directors &c. We have since learned,
however, that several of The present Board are new
me mbers-parcuIarly Nj. David Walker and Mr..
Winhee-wbo cannot Of course he censurable Tor a
neglect Of duty. They were not excepted, because
in truth we were ignorant Of their true POSITION
There may be other members Of the Board, to whom
the same exception would be equally applicable
We designed only to embrace in the remark those
to whose neglect of an obvious duty the failure 10
detect a long continued abuse was properly attrbu
tabe-nonc others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25


At a meeting of the Office" Of the 18Th Regiment
Virginia Militia held at Chrsiiansburg. on the Sc
oond ay of the training of said officers, being the
l4h day of May. 1910, Tor the purpose OF express
log their disapprobaton of The appoin tment OF Aa-
gusius A. Chapman as Brigadcr General for the
l9h Brigade.
Col Robert T. Preston having been called TO
The THAR and Charles b. Gardner appointed Sec
Rotary. And the object of the meeting explained.
On motion and seconded, it was resolved that
seven officers be appointed by the chair Commit
tee to draft and report preamble and resolutions
expressive Of the sense Of his meeting; "hereupon
the char announced The following officers COM
mirtee viz: Majors Barnett. Hammeu and smith,
Caps. ]. S. Crockett, Hill aud Eakin, and Lieut..
Pbleesr who in shor time reported the following,
which we're all separa' ely sdop'ef;
While this meeting recognize IN the Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
To- THE ST0CkfaOEDERS
Of the James R,per and s0ss0scgsss
foysrnrHR.

HENTLEMEN-llav lecn applied 10 by
VI the proper number Of Stockholders having lhe
requisite number Of share. Ia calla meetns ri tnf
stockholders Of tie company, hereby ! we you tsi
meet the Capitol, in lire ely Of Richmond. OF
Monday the ,aenly ninti day al June next for tue
PURPOSE OF adopting rtics and regulations for The
man gemeni Of the canal Which viii be shortly pns
IN operation between Richmond and Lyuelbure
and OF ,ansaciing such othet business as may H.
quirc your attention. as
As this object uflhe present call is Indispensable
the revenue and proper nanag cneni o the cahah
/, il earnestly recommended 10 the whole body a
stockholders TO guard by puncluily OF atteph'pee
either in person hy proxy, aeaidst The inJnrIous
consequences which Would certainly fesult nOm i
failure to effect a meeting:
ai, very respec fully,
Your ubedienr Servant
JOSEPH c, CABELL.
Presi j. r. s. IA, 20. E
Warmins,cr, May o3th 1910 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

-"Let the people look at the figures for IL
CURES are facts" quo,h the Nashville Union. Not
always; for it appears that the Globe lately put
forth tabular statement OF the result of the VIrg'-
mia elections, which was copied by the Richmond
Enquirer, in which figures were made TO tell very
papatle fasehoods. The aggregates of the Globes
statement, as copied by The Enquirer. made 1t aP'
near ha, whereas the las. House Of Delegates con-
sisted Of SO Wh,gs and 81 Loco Focos, the
next House will consist Of 81 Wings and %
Loco Focos-making apparent wing loss
Of l member. But some inqnis'live Pau' Fry
has bad the curiosity 10 add up the H''pe
own table, which shows that its aggregates ioi
1910 are altogether fabulous-,he Cube giving
} more TO the Loco Focos and less to the Wings
tina, lis own figures called FOR! So that the Nashville
Uuion viii see that fgu'es are uot always i"ets II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
TE.v DOEE.aRS REU.gRD.

DUNAWAY The Alb Ap'i last my Negro man
III T. S S T. X, who is about font, years old. five
feet eight OF nine inches bIgh, complrxion ra'her
light small c,rs. nose inclined TO be f,i. n,uuil,
large, aud VIEW broad teeth Took with him q black
b, Dad cloth coat blue broad cloib ranaloons. deep.
blue cotton cans aud pai aonns. aud snme 9th.
er clothing r.coectcd, White fur hat. lie caiil
rad very well and is n shrewd sensible fellow. q
tlink il likely what he will aim To go 10 the West
aud perhaps Try 10 get 10 itee State lie IL Miiirr
by trade. and is handy with any kind Of tools. VIII
pay the above reward 20 any person. who viii dsvef
him 10 ut my Mill 10 Bedford county. on Big o.
ter, secure him 10 an, jail ~ that get him.
CORNELIUS NOELL. Sen.
Bedford CO., May 20 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
.yDTECE.

DURsuANT 10 a deed of lra executed TO .Il's
J. subscriber and Wm, s. Crawford, hs PIT.
Woodrof aud Margaret NJ his wife. the leih day
Of August 1886, and dbl, recorded in the Clerk
Office Of The county Of Amherst, shall proceed To
SELL On the premises, ~ pnllir aucitop Tor cas ON
Saturday the i3l day Of June rcsi. ccrlaiu tract
parcel of land, in the eonniy ot Amherst, which,
the said WUodiof now esides. near the BafIAloe
Springs 307 acres This lind is represents
ed as valuable, and the ne sup osed 10 be good !.
bu acting Trustee only, such title rs is vested Ia
lie subscriber v III he conveyed
JOHN THOMPSON r.. Trnslee.
May % ,ioJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

FIRE On Thursday night last, about half past2 o.
clock fire broke in of the five old wooden 'ene
men,s owned by Mrs HI patrick now, believe resident
of Peterburg situated the river and canal and
within few wards of the tolbrdge. Some time elapsed,
we understand before alarm given and consequent
u,e had considerable progress before our efficient,
Hose Company reached the spot The houses were withai
very comhusble. All of them were consumed We be-
lcye there insurance upon them They were tcnan-
ted chiefly learn by free negroes some OF whom narrow"
so rapid had been the progress Of the fire before
il was The fire is attributed to carelessness on
the part Of some of the upants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
4 valuable tract Of LAM for SALE.

XKIISulNG 10 change my residence, oler To-
w sale my tract Of land, lying ia Caa pbell on'l
~, on Wards road twenty niles hem Lhnchoiig
and FIVE miles from Wards Bridge, IN The man roa
leading from Lynthburg to Dahyllie, eonla'ninE
1884 Acres. This is good stand lor pnnae !. y
snrss. having LARGE two story -" hhh'4ss
HOUSE. with all other necessary oal hpnsns as
Store House, with houses around II suitable i"i
small family Tan Yard. good apple ofsh ffd VT
various other kinds OF fruit ttees. TINS ianu Is We
watered, lies well, and is susceptible ct ,apf"s'
men further description OF this proper . a,s'i
ed unnecessary, as il is presumed those wsh'nS
purchase will examine for themselves. As a.
anxious 10 sell aud moSe 10 the west thus bal. I.
terms will be liberal. aud good bargain ma, be lid
by early application 10 The subscribers living up.
The premises. JEsS " oOSD'n -.
May % "os
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
The cry is, still they come The last Abingdon
Y lrp ni,u has Tho CoIlnvipp Card

The cry is, still they come The last Abingdon
Vuginiau has The following Card:
LEBANON, Va, MAY llth, 1910.
To The Editor Of The S. W. Prginidn,
Sir,-The Richmond Enquirer seems determin-
ed, by 1aitery and force, 10 carry the county OF
Russell for Van Buren,. We, the undersigned, see
our names on the Van Buren, Committee of Vigi-
lance. published in the Enquirer of the 3lst Of
March. We wish through the medium of your
paper, TO dscaim all conner with The party, and
to inform Mr. Richie and all others concerned, that
WE are decidedly in favor of Gen. WIN. IL. Harrison,
for President. A +. llENpRicKs,
DAVID MuNsEY,
JEREMIAH MuNsEI,
q. w. JouNsoN,
rolling II. REpwINE,
NELSON GRAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
GIRAFFE CIRCUS.

TIME Proptietors Of this Exhibition respectfully
lender their grateful thanks 10 the citizens Of
Lynchburg FOR tile very Liberal patronage received.
and trusting from the daily increase other audi
ence, that one day more would add to the amusement
Of many, they have concluded to perform once
more on MONDAY. positively The last day
May % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

4 Gin Destroyed We publish. in another CO.
Inmn full accounts the destruction of Na,chez
BY the most violent Tornado Of which we have ever
head or read. The condition of the people OF that
devoted city presents strong claims TO the sympathy
and assistance Of their fellow citizens thfoughout the
Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
For Sale or Rent,

TINE HOUSE and lot Immediately on the Basin,
l. atpresent occupied by myself. The premises
have all the necessary cenvenenccs for u family
with the addition of good store rom. in which a
very profitable business has been done tor several
wears past-rhc location OF the Lot renders II the
most valuable oil any on the Bssin.-for terlhs,
&c apply to Col. Joshua II. Holmes. a.
''' RuoDA sCRUGGS:
MAJ % 2lh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

C. The Cana la papers are uniting with their
allies 10 the United States in the work Of deprecia-
ting Gen. llarison's military talents and services:
and Proctor is their witness Proctor, whom Har-
rison defeated at Fort Mess, and overIbrew at the
Thames Ii is no wonder that British pens should
be employed in stripping the laurels from the bro"
Of the hero who conquered them; but that an Amer
lean should engage in the dirty work is most mon
s,rous and unnatural. But what will not party spr-
it do!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

Tile Petticoat Story Rererscd-The vulgar por
ton Of the Loco Foeo party sometimes dub Gen
Harrison "the Petlicoa General" deriving The ep-
tibet from false declaration, made by Senator Al
len Of Ohio, tpe'haps when his brain rather fog
gy from the deep iations in which he unfortunate
Iy sometimes indulgcs,) that the ladies' Of Chllico
the, during the wal, vote Ger, Harrison pc tcoat
as mark Of lhei, contempt .or his imbecy as a
commander.-Gen. Vim. S. Murphy, Of Chcoihe,
exposed the fasehood the instant was promu gated
and posted Senator Allen, in published handblI,
"as a calumniator and liar."-very rough epithets,
but nevertheless silently acquesced in by the Sena-
tor and. though we have never heard that the
Senator has repeated the stony since it with this
prompt and uncivil refu,aon, yet is occasionally
revived by those who have never heard of the con-
tradiction, or who, having heard oft, not very
scrupuous abou, the means which they employ TO
effect their ends. However, design Is not grayely
discuss The truth of this petlicoal fabrication but
TO show the propriety with which The appeaiion of
.peiticoat candidate" may be applied to Gen. Har-
rsons opponent, by circumstance which is said
recently 10 have occurred in one Of the Western
States. Loco Foco squad attempted 10 annoy a
Wing procession by the exhibition of petcost, and
Wing, adver,ing to the TACT, says "My attention
was called to an emblem under which few Loco
Focos seemed ralyn 1t was petlicoat certain
ly the Fl. insignia for that party rally under
asked them if Mrs. Eaton had il to them, as it
is not to be denied that, hal ii been for her, Mr..
Van Buren, could not have supplanted Mr. Calhoun
iu Gen. Jacksons atfec,ions"-And. ergo, lie never
would have been President Of the United States !!
"Tall oaks from little acorns grow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
MARRIAGES.

Married, on Sunday the l7th inst. by Elder
g. Smith, Mr.. JOHN II. SHUcK to Miss ELviRA
b. M. Hill, OF Amherst.
- on Wednesday morning. the Goth inst. by
The Rev. Vim. S. Reid JoHN j. PURyIs. Esq. to
Miss MARIA. daughter of the l,e Henry Brown, Jr.
f. all of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

depends very much upon the position ia which ,hey
are placed, aud upon the honesty Of the eyptersr.-
Weadvse the Globe and Enquirer to study Pile A.
gain. They will then. perhaps. discover that 81
millions OF dolla,s are nearly three times as much
10 millions. They will at leas, learn something a
boul "smple addllion."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

Impeachment. that they can bear iule NOR. -
ihen let them hook at the 3eh section, Which te,,
"heie these penalties are TO 70. Into the hand. o
answ ofheer' at Washington, the "adju,am general
oil NE n,i!ia Of he United States, 10 be created 70,
the rurpose-thus extending the boundaries of En-
eeu've patronage, and filing the CRIB from winch its
creatures draw their daily raiions ex,ored from an
oppressed people.
But enough. Those Who have follow ed us, or
who will read Mr.. Poinseu's Bill. will no longer
wonder at the refusal ofthe Editor Of tho R,cbmond
enquirer 10 publish il. The odious cba,,cter of
the measure explains that refusal-as the refusal il,
Itself The most emphatic commentary upon the
character Of The measure-suon.e than any Ian.
gnage oil denunciaIion that we ar. master ot Il
must bad scheme, which The +, qurer will not de-
Jtnd-how surprisingly odious must il be, when il
dare DOT publish il!
But We appeal TO the public to know whether if
any member Of the Virginia Legislature had las,
"inler voted for bill like lhis-gvug to their o,.n
Governor the powers with which tins Bill proposes
to c'olhe the Pres'dent-tompelling, the militia 10
arm and sccoute themselves at their own expense
-subjecting them 10 be called out twice year for
periods Of from 10 TO 80 days, and TO be marched
from one county Of The State to auothet-author
isng arbitrary fines and enforcing their collection by
holding Jail over their heads IN terrorcm--we ask
them, what would have been the fate OF thar me mber
when he returned home To his constituents -
Would he lave been greeted with the welcome sal
utation, "well done, good and faithful servant r.
No: he would lave been almost pelted with stones.
lie would most certainly have been banished from
The public confidence and the public councils. No
voice would have been raised in his defence. HIS
return would h, We been greeted with universal de.
nuncation. And shall We approve o, disregard, in
an Executive officer Of the federal government,-a
confidential adviser OF the President, and, we be-
lieve, his mouth piece this occa>ion--an act. for
which we would have punished a neIe hbor,
friend, brother, who would have imposed upon US
self Il cannot be. The people of Virginia will
not tamely overlook aud by re-electng Mr.. Van
Buren,. opprore and REGARD this most Infamous mea.
sure. They cannot reach the Secretary Of War,
nor, If they could, will they consent to make him
the Presidents scspe goat. They know that Mr..
Van Buren, recommended the .'plan" of Mr.. Poin-
set';-if with knowledge Of its details. he is OF
course equally guilty with his Secretary-if without
such knowledge he is guilty of an act less indie.
feasible, in one who should never recommend" a
great measure, the nature and effects of which he
prehend
We make no apology for the unexpected length
of this article lis importance IS our Justification
We have yet other views to present-which. how
ever, we must defer to ii future occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
+ HAVE THREE TRACTS or LAND,

4 HAVE THREE TRACTS ot LINN u,
L the county of Amherst. that Lam des'feus
SELL for Scrip OF the James River kana"ha coz
rahy. OF for the bonds Of he said coinany luafas
iicu b., the commonwealth. The fist tract c'ntats
about Al 0acres. aud is situated wnh'n o'e and
ha II miies or the courthouse OF Tie tonnl5, rs "
improved. with large brick Dwelling reuse, y.
sdes a fraued barn and Other buildings, ni'"ai1s
200 acres in woods. Arohef liaef ifs "i'h'n w
or four miles OF Pedlar Malls, on the turnpike a5i
constructing between Lyuchburg and Tie u II, 81
Springs cont aims 400 acres and sosie bniihinsS
bath these tracts are in good neisi'burhGoils. I86
third Ira ctis wholly in weeds and hes neaf the
w. in Amherst. an 1 contains about 3Iu .acsesss
Possession for seeding can be gwen - 'he nsf
time in the ;ali. ard full possessions The Isl OF jar
ary MKT Mr. Howell Il. Brown will slew tho 6
rart ani Roberi It. Cariet The Second, and tue ~
sc,ijet ssii, al snt!er-i Cour' House
John THOMPSON u
AmherstC House, May IS q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

CONGRESS.-The proceedings ofConeress are
not OF much interest. The Bankrupt Bill is sui
under discussion, Mr.. Webster having made Iu-
mnous speech in support Of The original bill Of the
committee, followed by Mr. Strange in favor OF the
substitute. In the II. Of R.a second unavallng
attempt has been made 10 Call up the Sub-Treasu,y
bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

o. The Richmond Wing Of Thursday an
noances the death of Daniel Call. Esq. one ofthe
oldest residents that city, and many years ago dis
linguished member Of the legal profession. lie had
long retired from the bar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

o. The Lexington (Va.) Gazette says that
handful Of ashes and lime Of lime alone. applied
each hill Of corn, either when planted or alter
the corn is up. will efectually preserve 1t from the
rdysges Of the cut-worm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

&C. Col. Croghan, the hero of Sandusky, re ach-
ed Cincinnati The 7,h inst. and avaled himself Of
that occasion to pay his respects TO his old COM
mander, Gen. Harrison, with whom he served at
Tippeca noe and Fort Mrigs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

NJ The Earl OF Mulgraye (son of the Earl of
Normandy a'rivedrn Washington CITY o" the i"n
lust. the bearer ofdespaches to the BRUSH Minister.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25
RIDING HORSES EOIssALE.

DURSuANfio the provisions OF a deed OF trusisl
III executed by Jno. Ihurmant to the npd'rsigpe.ll
ns t,usiees Leaine date % u das otApfl, 1910 ard
duv recorded in the Hastings Court CLERKS Oficr.|
for the town OF bynchbnfg, he UNDER igped Will on
the 10Th day OF June next, al the markeihonsr. u,
ihe,owu OF Lyuo,bntg. sell, ny way ofplblic "ndio"
for CASH 6 or riding Eorsrs wlh saddle and hfidc
to EACH being the same Horses, saddles and bidlcs
in said trust mentioned. The tile is believed TO ho
good, but acting as trustees We siIl coase, such s
oul, as said deed vests in us.
TIlO'S. BILLIARD. 1,.
N SGllO0LFlELD, ''''ee'
May 90 'ii0J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

o. Arthur Tsppan has Withdrawn from the
Presidency Of The Anti Slavery Society, which is
now under the control OF the Garrison faction headed
by Nancy Kelly. The Tappsns and their foil overs
have formed new Suciety; and the two associations
are making violent apon each other. The fate
of the Kilkenny cats attehd both,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

p The Rev Stephen Elliott has been appointed Bishop
ohe Diocese Of Georgia by the Convention OF the roies
tant Episcopal Church of TINT Diocese.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

NiyEs.--An assortment Of eath,s Fen and
IN P,eketKnises aud an assortment ef sClS :
SORS ~ RAZORS, each Of best duality, aud Of
beautiful sly c aud finish, for sale At
noWEL DAVIES
May 25 ish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

~ The examination into the legality of the cleo.
ton Of Charles Naylo in the third Congressional
Dislrc, Of Pennsy lvania. On the complaint OF the
''would- have been Tony" Democrat, CharlcsJ. ln-
retsol has terminated without eliciiing any teslimo
ny impair the validity Of the election or to throw
shade Of suspicion upon the fairness with which
il was conducted. We hope the Enquirer will not
forget TO notice this fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

NEW APPOINTMENTS President has
found successor for Amos Kendall. as Postmaster
General. IN the person Of Johu NJ. Niles OF Connec-
ucni, late u 5. Senator and sill more recently a
defeated candidate for Governor of that State. The
Baltimore PHO, s,ys, he is -. small beer polcians
and. in every thing. except capacity. he is fit
crssor Of the late Postmaster General.
II is also said that Churchill {. Cambreleng, OF
N. York, nov in Europe, the rejected candidate Of
that city for Congress. has received the Apo nmen,
of Minister Pleninoen,iary to the Count of Russia.
We dare say this. IL not a very good appointment,
is better than the average OF those made by the Adj
m'nisration Mr.. c. is deficient in talents, aud
is reputable gentlemen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

SOB Printing do.,c at this CA &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

W The Lexington Gazette mention fact highly homo
abe Mr. Taylor the Loco Foco Eector for that District
"n his speech the Warm Springs lin Bath county, Mr..
Taylor remarked that he did not know that Gen Harrison
had been denounced coward nnd for having voted sell
white for debit We add with pleasure, that Mr. Tay
lor nronou nc ed the charges false"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

Good Raie lit is good criterion generally to Judge
man by what his neghbors think ofhm Let IA apply this
test 10 Gen Harrison and Mr. Van Buren,. Gen. Harrison
has resided about hall century and Cincinnati, aud
at the recent election Cincinnati gave majority OF nearly
100 in his favor. Mr. Van Buren, has resided all of his
life in Albany, its vicinity Albany has given majority
of nearly 500 against him. These facts ought have great
weight with those who know neither of the men, except
through the prcudicej medium ofpnrliaan portraits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

Commenced the Lynehbuig Course On Wednesday,
18th OF May i8l0 aud continued four days The weather
favorable The track line order the attendance good
particularly the last days. The following record oi
each day vs. racing:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-25

Post Swecpsukc, $50 entrance, mile heats
Col John l.. Whites c, years old, by Imported Mar
grave, dam Lance,
Hugh Rogers's ge, years old by imported Felt dam
unknown, 2d
NJ ralhots Q, } years old, by okclly, dam by Hans
ionlan, 5d
Time, l.55 i.56.