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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.,
HENRY MAY,
CHAS. l.. JONES.

~ w. of Pennsylvania AUenue 18th sts., beUeen
BroDn's 8 Gadsbys Hotels, Washington City,
'TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
taken the Drug Store formerly occupied by Dr. S. Mitch
ell, of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Browns and Gadsbys Hotels, where he intends
keeping hand full and fresh supply Of Drugs, Medi-
cnes, Chemicals, Paints Oils Dye stufs &c. Also a
very general assortment Of Fancy Articles Chewing To-
bacco, Snutfs, and Segars, of the best quality
Physicans prescriptions carefully and accurately COM
pounded
VIM. F. BENDER, from Philadelphia
July - .@...... Pharmaceutical
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01

NEW BOOKS.-Memoirs of Mrs. Sarah Lanman
IN Smith. late OF the mission Of Syria, under the di
rection Of the American Board of Commissioners for for
eign Missions, by Edward w. Hooker. ~:
Also, Travels in Southeastern Asia, embracing Hin
dostan Malaya Siam, and China with Notices OF numcr-
Missionary Stations, and full Account of the Bur.
man Empire, with Dissertations, Tables, sc. by Howard
Malcolm, in two vols.
Stationery Store, doors west Of Browns Hotel.
Oct 10 @..~
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01

ID Dwell COMPLAINTS CURED -Jaynes, am,
- native Balsamis certain, sate and ehectua
edy fordysenteTy, darrhGa, or osseness cholera
summer complaint, collie, gripping pains, stcG s'i
fatulency, SIC. SC. and all spasmodc and nervous
eases, sick and headache, hyslerio, c,nr,
&c. SC. .
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01
S. J. TODD,
w shington, d. G..
March "a.

for the investigation of the radical cure Of Hernia OBJ.
serve:
"FulIy impressed with the extreme caution required
in forming conclusions concerning changes of structure
taking place in parts of the body concealed not only by
the neguments but by tendinous matter and fasca and
Of post morem examination exceedingly rare, your com
mtee has been DESTROYS to avoid that bameabe haste in
the decision Of important questions which has too fire.
quenty given to plausible but ingenious methods OF treat
nent temporary reputation TO the abuse of public
dence and the injury of the pofession by granting to
empiricism the weight and influence of great names
"The instruments of Dr. Chase have effected the per-
manent aud accurate retention of the nestnes in every
of hernia observed by the committee without mate
more than usually venured upon by those who
other trusses-tras which would be imprudent with
any other apparatus known to the committee
The committee induced, by the foregoing conclu
sions TO recommend, in strong terms, the instruments OF
DIR Chase TO the confidence of the profession the best
known means of mechanical retention in hernia, and
furnishing the highest chances Of radical cure.
They have no hesitation in saying that were they in
dividuay affected with this terrible disease they would
resortto this method Of treatment with the triple view
OF securing their comfort safety and ultimate chance of
recovery.
s. ,",. REYNELL COATES NJ D.,
VIM. AsHMEAD, M. D.,
ISAAC PARRISH, nj. d., ..
.a... Committee"
I" All must now admit of the radical cure of Hernia,
and that Dr. CRases Trsses are decidedly the best vet
invented TO effect that object"- Southern Medical and
Surgical Journal. =.
For The utility and excellence of these Instruments refer
ence may be lad 10 the principal physicians of his c aoho
are prepared TO apply them.
For sale at ToDD's Drug Store
May Is
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01

CONCENTRATED SIRUP OF SARSAPARILLA.
~ For diseases of the skim letter, pmpled face scad
head &c. the concentrated strip of sarsapara is, when
used in onjunction with Sandss Remedy" the most
recual medicine in AS an Alternative in long stand
ing rheumatic affections mercuria diseases, &C. it may
,ret remedies, Swaims, Poters, &C. and is recon-
nended by the Faculty preferable to any Of that class
IF medicines Carefully prepared at
Mar9 TODD'S Drug Store.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01

as follows, viz:
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
At 6 o'clock, A. M and at 3-4 o'clock, P. M
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
AT nine o'clock, A. NJ and at four o'clock P. M.
Passengers BY the morning train if proceeding west
wardly can connect with the Western train on the Bal
more and Ohio rail road at the Relay hose, reach
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave there
at IL o'clock noon, or Harper's Ferry, in time for the
evening train TO Winchester; while passengers travelling
unnecessary detention at Baltimore, reaching Philade-
pha in time for the evening line to New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New York
in one day
Under no circumstances whatever the train be de-
layed beyond the hour fixed for starting 1t is therefore,
respectfully suggested that Passengers procure their tick
cts the previous evening; to enable them TO do which,
theofce will be kept open till half past o'clock
p. M. By ORDER
Oct. 6. SAMUEL STETTINIUS, Agent
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01

THNHE SOUTHERN SILK MANUAL, and Farmers
i Magazine This work will be published under the
auspices of number Of gentlemen actively engaged in
worms, and the manufacture of silk 1t will be edited by
E YEATEs REESE and furnished to subscribers at
dollar per annum s...
Ample arrangements have been made, and correspon-
dents established TO enable the editor TO present work
containing all the information necessary the panngand
cultivation of the trees, the feeding of the worms and the
successful management Of the entire silk business The
work will also contain valuable information agriculture
and farming generally.
1t will be the particular object of the editor promote
the interest of those engaged in the silk culture in the
sesses peculiar advantages in respect to climate SOIL la
bor &c. .#
Orders by letter, (post pad) with the subscription for
the year, will receive prompt attention. Address E.
Yeates Reese. Baltimore.
Persons DESTROYS to have the above valuable work
be supplied by calling at my store the Buildings
Dec +. HOWARD, Agent
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01
DIR. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE
- - 49, IN. PILLS. e.. -

These Pills are strongly recommended to the notice
of the Ladies safe and efficient remedy in remove
ing those complaints peculiar to their SEX from want of
exercise, general debility OF the system distractions,
snppresons, and rreguarty of the at the
time, Strengthening cleansing and giving tone to the
stomach and bowels and producing and healthy
action throughout the system generally. They create
Appetite correct gestion giddiness and
vous headache, and emnenty uselu! in those
plants which distress females so much at the " TURN
LIFE They obviae cosveness, and counteract all hys
terical and affections, likewise afford soothing
and permanent relief in uor albus, and in the most OBJ
snae of chloross, green Sickness they nvar-
ably restore the paid and delicate female to health and
vigor.
These pills have gained the sanction and appreciation
of the most eminent physicians in the United States and
many mothers likewise testify to their extraordinary
efficacy To married females, whose expectations Of the
tenderes pledges of connuba happiness have been de-
feated these Pills may be truly esteemed bsfu boom
They all functional debility, and if taken
according to directions, obviate all morbid action.
DIR. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLs-are for all
the following diseases Suppression irreguIarity
tenon of the menses, fuor albus chlorosis green
Sickness costyeness, gravel ncontinuance of urine,
affections Mysteries prolapsus uter falling of
head stomach or back dlmness confusion Of sight;
alternate Pushes of heat and chillness tremos watch
ngs agitation anxiety bad dreams, and spasms This
medicine acknowledged to be Of the most valuable
discovered purifier of the blood and fluids it
superior to sarsaparila whether sudorfc atera
tive. AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington n, D. c.
..." C. CRUIKsHANK Georgetown, D. c.
BELL s. ENTWIsTLE. Alexandra, d, c..
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-01

NATAVERLY NOVELS-The cheapest edition ever
Wv published. A further supply Just received
The Abbot--by W. M. MORRISON, at his book store
doors west Of Browns Hotel Oct &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

INiRNilNGTOS FOR SAE.-Ihe subscriber wishing 10 p'r-
a smaller OF Land offers for sale privately, ms
fam is Inu about miles below Charles tfy Courthouse, III
the fork ri III. James and Cckalomuy Rivers, about Two miles
EACH liO arrrSaiwr 500 q" which are cleared
q IL e~ unusually level Ii=hlS
susceptible uf improvement, and we'll adapted 10 r rlir" "l
wheat rnr. oats and Nearly the whole Of the wood land
IN maiden growth between O and 200 al which lies
immediately creek, navgabc Tor lighters carrying about ~
cords. The landing which the wood would have 10 b" hauled
Rvrrw Ic would render the
besides tho large pine suitable for timber, object 10 those wt
The buildings all III good
der arn. undergone thorough repair within the last
Of such usually needed IN famin. operations
81 the deemed unnecessary those
wishing purchase viii of course view II tor themselves
Address WM :. HARRISON,
C'tdric, Ctr Courthouse.
ipri llh-Niw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

r;.u, ,rdrr different names and DISCUSSES in aid OF old
|sL;oned Federalism Look abroad through the Union
and inquire by whom and by what party Gen Harrison
is supported for the Presdency-and the broad tact Is
plainly before your eyes, that it by the saas ga ara
FERERA PARTY, embracing anti-Alasons, AbolI-
tonsts the Bank arislocracy and disappointed and dis
Affected notcians who have fallen off from the Demo-
CRITIC Party and have taken refuge in the Federal camp
with all the heterogeneous and discordant factions Of
which it is made up.
As old Republicans, are you willing to affiliate and
make common cause with such party IL TIE SUPPORT
or A,oIp FrnERALIsT FOR THE Presidency: YOU
NEVER CAN-YOU NEVER WILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
April 3
WHITE SULPHUR WATER.

From tie Hhifr Sulphur Springs. fir'n5ricr County, prR
TINE undersigned announce {" the public that they are 'St'n-
irey engaged 'rgHspDr'ng this celebrated water pom III
and sAEKEL,, may b. dr sired by purchasers
They drrmit proper inform the public that the result o long
and extensive experience. has fully established IN" fact that 10y
carefully rprving the wood winch The bdrr made u" al ~
acid, and ocrniSr preparing for c purpose the r,FnLL /
rendered completely cctud Tor transporting aud preserving TIN,
water, in il purity and medical efficacy.
Persons wishing the water obtain al our
hocsale agcna.7cS. Dnrai RIchnoud Riard Norris, Bai
Char En-. s. c., Piacpa of the Afutlecacs IN
Pbnr, ~. Those wishing 10 obtain II IN E'EREL- must ad~
dress their orders IN" undersigned, who viii deliver II ~ any
shipping point which may be- ordered.
Uaas SalplEr Springs, Ia. WI. l.. CAl.WE ELI. co
Marrh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
POETRY.
"MucH VET REMAINS uSsUSa."
LAST WORDS OF EMMETT.

LAST WORDS OF EMMETT.
al et no man write my epitapi-for rs no man "ho '
dare nom yindcate them let not prejudice or
prrse them. Let repose in obscurty aug p when n
mes aud other men can DO justice !" II. , ,rh tben-an
,,nlry takes her place among the hat'o,s Va -" '
Of ill then-let my epaph DC wf'''eh'
He stood before the assembled crowa,
And not glance had Quaied
Nor his lofty heart IN IT. hish teso'>'
Had for an instant laneu, 81.
The naughty souls OF hiuetes' '''S
Iyjtbin their bosoms shook,
As he bent his clear eye Ii'"u'! ''
With such iearlui ioo"'
Ana these were the high words he spoke
.sAre not these lips rs Tree
To hear their witness TO The cause
of glorious liberty
As free 10 speak the sacred woias
Which only yrants fear,
AZ thos. which coldly break the fieh's
OF injured freedom here:
Ana they ,rH speak-the fires that GLOW
Within this breast Of mime,
Were kndled at the holy blaze
OF freedoms haowed shrine:
And till the heart itself be dead,
Its beatngs throb no more,
Ia pulses, still TO freedom true,
win remblc as before.
y. have the power, if the right,
To crush this feeble frame,
P,,, the high spirits nery zeai
II is not yours TO tame:
And while We dare To brand with CRIME
That never stained my brow,
I loo may dare Ia brave the power
To which will not bow
We. do volr worSi--ye may spread y"nr pau
10 darker round my name,
gnt the fearless spirit ye cannot trn''--
That still remains the saline
And for that name | would not sto"p
70 ask memory,
Till rock anu blanc OF grass
Upon this soil Is Tree
LII no, NV martyrs fate be read
While Erin wears her chains:
Iwould not ask one friendly hand
To wipe away the stainS,-
And n'cr the pillow of my rest
One must not be shed,
Till the holy OF freedom may
Be placed above the dead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
Iu,noricd HIaci, Arabian.

TOR
~ ,a,, a. ma, .aIl,.s in Prince Edward. tie Tahr H1
Sn,f, ~ m, hnurI.hur TOWN al iarmyIIl =. Hr F5#
,.s, =, trurr rates, yiL: $50 the SEASON, wIH
H. ,.h,rr, 4 iy rh,. nav u,nf at $50 before N, t'i
~, r,,, ,,L,, hI season terminates; s0 insurance IafM
r,s, ,.r,rt,,aI ar Ih, property Is antuuct. au4
an " ,,,c,i, .r,rd Ia a, ~ cents per day Ih,.tr
NUS "a, an, ~ the
onJi,'n If any mare left IN my care, yet g,%" my p
VI :, al .ur bu.u,~s during
p LA :, NV = ,r,l "a rr,Ti.
ri,rL irI,,n'. i,h season in America. He = i"G
III ,,I. sn,n. and seems Younger active b, bN
;n" ,n,n rrrli,ri INN Unlike al Natures work. 'a
and n. seem. ,rt Ia rlovatc and clIvcn HIM laf, nt
tnn s,trr horse sold by order Of Congress, Pm
I-2i lie was bred bv Emperor "i Morocco, ami ps,"
INN through our fancrrst to Thus Governments \ h
thai tells loud behalf i the Emperor rsh2 az h"
pot could would command the best d" every thlhG ID '
,nniouS especially when nakinGH present ipa great ana grown
uatlun a. n OF h> sincere iu'nd-h'p ANA >t
There can't pos lilly h. any ,rtca"u relative g The ha
;irify al Elack AIaban'> history II iHrtgN"r,d on r j
Of congress have, c"ft:t' at" ana seal ir
10 the SEIiI al ii' above A N
rul. horses Ike public men, a'r marks wNc ALL lu TN
Land consider their privilege shoot Wei f1r PLAY
none Of the genuine srr viii hr found kGkinc"r dgne Ha
Nm, nnrraon Black NraAilm wcarcd storms the ho.
ros deep storm. foreign Iud infested with nNld"n-
all around vet has ~ rca wotil aud merit acquired a'
IL that viii not be- EASILY rrped by competitor many fu
from The fountain head. come from What quarter o the p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
G f.nH Ht FEsFsr,., sce,"",'es
FOrR DAYS LATER rR0M ENGLANn.

BY the ship st. Lawrence, Bunker, from Liverpool
the New York papers have received London dates to
the 10Th March aud Liverpool 10 the llth, both incu
sive. The packet ships George Washington and Hi.
bernia, both Of which sailed from New York the 9Th
Of February, arrived nj Liverpool on the same day
The papers say that the Earl Of Durhams health is
such state gives serious uneasness to his friends
The steam ship President, has arrived at Liverpool
and was snugly placed within the Trafalgar Dock the
Z. States steamer also in the same place The
Liverpool Albion abiding these vessels says "that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

A GRIST MILL FOR SAE.--Wl hc offered for sale, for
a casa, the premises Saturday 18th April nst the Nil!
belonging tho ." Jnn flalr dec, situated about ~ miles
below Richmond and the road Trading tram Richmond
Ninsul The said Mill IL undergoing thorough repair,
and rn SHE'D VIII l III good order. The advantages arising
and excellent render II desirable"
ohIrr THOMAS BlNFORB,
Fer T.. ~. i {. l.. HI't'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

At meeting ofthe Republican party olthe Borough
Of Norfolk continued and held By adjournment at the
Eagle Saloon on the evening Of Saturday, March 2st,
1870 JOS Spracy, Esq, in the Chair, and Carey Fen
trcss and Captain James Henderson, acting Secrca-
res
The committee Of twelve appointed at 4 previous
meeting 10 consider and report suitable person TO
represent the Borough OF Norfolk in the next General
Assembly of Virginia, reported the name Of VIM w.
Lamb who upon motion TO that effect was unanimously
selected as the Republican candidate.
On motion of DR.. y. &. Whitehead committee of
twelve appointed whose duty It should be to call
meetings of the Republican party at snch times and
places, as they may deem most proper-the blank in
said resolution being subsequently filled with the
of Nlcssrs. John Capron, y. G Whitehead, NJ Cooke,
II. Robinson, WIN. French, joel Calls, Joseph Bunk
ley, f. {. Robinson, VIM. DAILY, 7. Neil, f. j. Hg
gins, and d. Dawry.
On motion Of Captain John Capron, ReSoieed, That
the committee and subcommittee of vigilance be re-
questcd to meet at Andrews Hotel, Wednesday
evening att o'clock.
RcSoired, That the proceedings Of tins meeting be
pull shcd in the Norfolk and Portsmouth papers and
the Richmond Enquirer, and then on motion the meeting
adjourned.
JOS. SPRATLEY, Chairman.
CAREY ,, FrSTRr,s' ssere,ories.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

= =
"A motion was then made to strike out the 10Th sec
ton follows:
"Be ii further cnacicd That no indictment for an as
sau and battery shall be laid before any grand Jury
unless the party accused shall have been duly rccog
nized to appear in court and answer such prosecution
"N hich motion was decided in the negatvc--yeas 4
nays %
sAnd the yeas and nays being required, those who
voted in tho affirmative were
"Messrs Hcaton, Jennings, Robb Russell, scoileld
Swearngen and Thompson-7.
''Those who voted in the negative were:
"Messrs Baldwin, Bcasly, Brown, Cole, F'thIan
Foos, Foster, Gass, Harrison, Henderson, Lucas Nc
Iaughlin Me- .ran, Mcmillan, Newcon, Ozwalt Pol
lock- Ruggles, Roberts, Shelby, Spencer, Stone, "o.
mcldorf, Wheeler and Spcakcr-23,
"Mr Jennings then moved 10 strike out the l.ili sec
ton Of said bill, as follows:
Sec L. B. IL further cnocted, That when any per-
son shall be npprelcndcd for, or charged with commit
ting an assault assault and battery if the party
cuscd agree, compromise settle with the party
injured no further proceedings shall be had account
of such otlencc either by indictment otherwise, and
in any costs shall have accrued By the commence
ment Of prosecution the Justice other judicial Off
Ger, before whom such prosecution shall have been
commenced shall give Judgment against the party ac
cused and collect the same by execution in other
cases
(Which motion was decided in the nrgatvc--yeas
b. nays l..
~ nd the yeas and nays being required, those who
voted in the affirmative were
"Messrs. Baldwin, Beaslv, Heaton, Henderson, Jen
nings, Mcmillan, Russell, Roberts, Scofield, Stone
Swearingen, Womedorf and Speakcr-I3
"Thosc who voted in the negative were
"Mcssrs. Brown, Cole Fithian, Glass; Harrison,
Lucas, Matthews, Mclaughlin, Mclean, Newcom,
ozwalt, Pollock, Robb, Ruggles, Shelby, Spencer,
Thompson and Whceler-ls.
"'rhe amendments aforesaid were then ordered 10 be
and with the bill read third time TO-
morrow.
We pledge oursclf 10 the truth of the above, and
will bear all consequences that may grow out of
radiction. The friends of Harrison know they must
pronounce Il toise, sink under its weight This is
pabe, they evade il by saying il not for deb,
md in this way attempt 10 pronounce the whole false
II is al least far deh money could Equidot. II
was debt far fms for petty offences such as
,ard playing, keeping nne-pin alleys, assault and bat
cry, driving faster than walk bridge selling
ylass Of liquor without license and thousand little
rotations generally Of corporate authority.
The great difficulty with the Federal party is, that
General Harrison justified this vote, and does every
labob in The Federal ranks, it would be but another
ink i'll their chain of degrading the poor, while their
purses, filled by corporate privileges and swindlng
would their hides from danger, and their liberty
rom invasion. Yes, General Harrison and the Fede.
al leaders defend this vote of his right and proper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
Office M. ~, south S'rni, RGiimoT'
CArIr,L ran ~, Two MnLioN, Of nplIf'


CArrr,L ran ~, Two MuLluN, Of UpitAf' =,
rgNlE President and Trustees oi this Company f'''i
nry an Dspa~ir, on which interest WI b" h"""''
assurances Lives. Ann'c- and End wiHrh'' i
and Trusts ui description ~ n'H idH w.
mitt-d Ia thrir charge. whether if""r individuals" '
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|. No>E, viii To-. received aud h,!d in trust ahd W. '
thereon PAID semi annually, quarterly. ~ '"hi"hl
'IissLnn of the the interest w;ll l." pa ca ~
of every months, the credit Of Tie Trust fEhd 'f "
laflGn. Ill.,.
- ifrE Ivsrn, vcr.-PcrsOns may effect insurance
Company upon their lives, The lives at "hi'' w
year, of ytsr> the whole =" life. Tie h'. "
computed Company upon the mIp afur1'' ~
well fu IN" officers al the Navy ani Amy n ci|,
be had application I" The Company ~ H. Agents
=. iNNUIIiLs-lhrse WI he granted upon st'h ,' .g-
enable the anmuirEt to ENJOY the !artrs income ' '
amount money. .,-..
L. ExnowurSt.-A person who desires o provide '' .
for a ward hen h. shnt arrive 81 III" age Z" -
marriage portion lur daughter, can ELECT II iil"3-"
pany. 49, Nn.
Ocsrs anil Trustees II ,hc Compo"y--p Macarlry ~ "
President Baltimore; John Dwrr ,i., l. L. D. wee ,.a,
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, y Ih"I'""' ''
Secretary. r.,s.r
Charles 4. DAVIS, Samuel Wrtmorr David !l.d"e"'
Barcklay, L. :;narcs. George +. Tal!man, P'' r''h a.
l.. Coit, Morris Robinson, New York Matthew l. .r
iatt John Nu>. Philadelphia, James t">, VIM. -. tvs
Samnrl Hoffman, Frederick ". Enne g. = ''"'''''
Gushing, Fielding l.uct-, yr., Baltimore. , ea.. z.
Applications may be made personally OF 10y i'' [ Il.
the Agents for the Company IN Virginia, WI" va"
and necessary information, 20 persons H
feeling ln-,Irancrs ar making other afG'n-'h.shS
Company i.r the benefit of thor families az e,;a. a.
r. ". ThGB issn', h''""''
.4gspts pr.n"a.
Purrr NJ. T,RR Esp, Richmond
WV. <. SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg
GEO. ". CAMP Esq, Norfolk
RoHEEI AsDins"., Esq, Wililnrburg
ions. EHuCr, Ed, Winchester liz
June IL