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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
.4G.iLNiST


Gerry Of Jefferson cOuniy
JOsrph E. Lane, PLAINTIFF,
.4G.lLN'ST
.4lerdndcr n. Boteier, administrator of
Henry Boieier, deceased, tchO tCas
administrator Of Inn f. Botelcr,
deed, ADMINISTRATIVE Of James s..
Lime, deceased, and after her death
Administrator de boHis non Of Jam. s
S. Lane, deceased, and tie SAID .1ier-
dHdeT n. Botcier, rs administrator
de bonis non Of the said Inn f.
Boteier, and Administrator de Jonis
non (siHce the death Of Henry Boie-
Ter Of James S. Lime, deceased, and
others, Defendants,
IN CTLiFCERY
HDERSONS interested IN the estate Of James
n s. Lane, deeeased. vii plesse take notice
that ] have appointed ThU'sday, ~ 2Oh deg u
merit BtsniA, (.fugua,) fJr the purpose ~ pro-
ceeding 9Th the settlement ~ the aforesaid e.
tate, stAcs January 10. 1880, ''--Tttn ana
whero. BY 10 o'clock. A. NJ on s,id dsy, they
are requested TO attend % ny Office 10 Charles
town, With the osesssary statements, vouchers
and accounts.
shall adjourn from time 10 time until ny Re
port foF the Court shall be completed.
u WORTHlNGTOE, C08sui'r
Commistioner's Ohire Hharlcstoun
Julv Is 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
HARPERS. FERRY SAYINGS
INSYIEUEIOYo
Us.tv rsf 40

IL AhPEkS. FERK1 ShS INOS
INSBIEUEIOYe
July EST, 1910.
WE the undersigned being appointed b, the
w Board Of Directors for the fisrPers Ferry
Savings Institution, TO examine the Books Of
said Institution, have performed Thai duiy and
respectfully report the following statement Rs
the result, viz
HaTperS- Ferry SaringS Institution, DR..
To amount OF promissory notes on hand
Is; January. 1870. si21s5 -
To am't Of cash on hand, $50 Ia
received FROM month
Iy deposi,or.. GO u
To amt OF Profit and Loss Account, Us -
sl35ta s.
OR.
ny cash paid monthly dsPosi-
tors, $3.50 Us
ny cash paid TO redeem small
CeriiheAis-, - ~
BY cash paid dividends. - ~
Z" on hand 10 IS
on hand, 1929 50
sI33Ia -
.ljTidged Statement Of the GGdirs of The
Institution, re
rromissort notes IN hands Of the
Treasurer. sIo299 s.
Cash in hands OF the Treasurer, 10 -
siO33iO -
Due monthly Gepo,itors, S975s "a
" special dcPo,itors, 436 tn
e" for interest on de- 10 81
" Posites to Treasurer. so GO
Balance due monthly dcpositors 81 e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
tbs MARKETS.

gGe, sffh BalHssrt .1asresa. TussAay Iaiy ~.
FLOUR- fBripef advance has iakcn place
In ~ store price 81 Howard street. -four We
note sales n united parcels % day az s. for good
comma hranis The receipts are vefV snail
WHEAT safes of susqaehanHa Wheat on
ssigffHY az ip6 cenfsp per- bu.hrf
kfE.-A sale az Pennsylvania Rye on Sa-
iardar ai s. ccaia
corn Sales 81 whie Corn 10 day az So
cents. and Of yeilou AZ 81 cents
OATS SALES Of vi Oats to-day 90 % cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
NEW GOODS.
HARPER o. wEITE

~-1@@S@ 9SS q !" -@$ IL
HAVE just received new supply OF we'll
assorted and fashionable Spring aud sum.
mGT
GOODS.
They would invite their customers snd the pub
tic gegersiiy TO cali ani examine their stock
which - now very complete and r,Ty sLssP.
Sh-pLerd>tnSr. April - 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
I,f-E.yy GOOD :.

! AN JpN receiving md opcnink nv SECOND
4 SIPPLi II SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS, which wiH sci ia5c
WILLIAM S. I.0CE.
ChafIe,towu, June ~ $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

%
TO Physician, ana otheTs. medicines upon ..
sooJ terms a, thcy can purchase them IN th~
cities-ausOas their new purchases will be
fouGi
Quinine PircriRe ENtof Lossood
frectpitetc Ext Mark do of Jaiap
Iodine do Of Clcuta
TT 90 Iodine 10 Of Rciiadoupa
iiy driod5,e OF Potash DO 81 SaVn
do Of Iron d. 81 Hello bore, sc.
hreo'"te Mlrhne Spread Pdsh
Croion 81 Plasier-
Protriodidc OF Mercury Cuppirs Glasses
bcniriod,dc n do Nsdsewooi mo5iars
Su'phaie oi MorfLia Scales and weights
Nitrate Of do Specie Boftcs
Acetate q DO 1lnct 90
Denarcoizsd Opium Spring ard Thumb
DO Lnudsnum Lancets
Pu''et'ked Opium Cookies Syrup Of SIR
CtiTated knlt sapartlia
freciPd Catbonsieof Flu,d Fat az Do
Iron do Of Bucuu
Chloride ofsoda do OF Pinkroot
DO " Lime DO OF Lirsrwott
Pyroligucous Acid swaim's Psnaesa
concentrated IIouek. do
Fresh Pink root James Powder GEM
bulfamara Godfrey's Cordial
Helm inIhr ooordan wis,ar's Cough LoEes
Ext OF Eiaisrium Ciut- ges
terbucks Jayne's EXpcetotant
Wine Of Colchicum do Csrmnauvs
Hcnry's Nsg1ssia do NermifuEs
Da'idsoh's'a HHtchi0g'. syrup Of
Buffers EHeTvsseinE Icslsnd Moss
do Tsylor's Brisam OF /.
Elm Bark (Powdersd) verwort
Iva Upi Fahnestoeks Nermf-
Male Fern hgse
EXt Of Rhstsny swain. do
DO Of TarsxacIn kerahsW' DO
New England Cough Drops
Sins'S Itch Ointment
Thompson's Eve Wutar
Gaze put Opodeidoc steers DO
larry. Enbroeaiion, Medieated OF six
herWin Rheumatic syrup do do Plssleta
Aeerles do do D.ltys Csrminstts
Iayne's CarmrStiVe
Lyoa's aut'-'pasmojio Tinc'urs
Golden do
Drcshach Kuhn ( Prvor's DvspcFiic Cordial
Iuf'iagtou's Baisa ~ Merwin'. Dysptptic Syrup
VI - Aeu's O5ontRlE.c Bsisam
krr.haSs Tooth ache Drofa
Br'ii.h OIL j'yne's Sars,,vs plls
iI5rilem do ua,ser', DO
EIlsaWir GH;suss t,1uics do
Iudkin', OF Inject IturGs do
Ptss'on ~aits t.au's do
Bert tih's Fiiis HiHbatiG 80
Audtr,On's ID Meale's DO
Lees DO CnapmIn's Do
Peters do Inj,ln Lat DO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
VIRGINIA. to Mit:

10 The Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
Gerry Of jefferson eOuniy
Joseph f. Lane, PLAINTIFF,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
~ 81

S!LEC Sc
URoNNFTS. silks. FsBey Ribbeu'. sbd Arli.
Nd aciai fiowefs. just received aud Zoe ssis
BY VA 5. LOOK.
Inns ~ 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
GROCEREEN.

- EiiEtlNG fiist thsft s an iupfc iar On
- Che minds % some u our customers. aud
others. that &c Do oct nos keep GrDceftrs. ve
take 'his method q ,nfprsinr ihem thst ue
have ou hand, aad shall c0Bi,noo aiuass o.
krcr, E~1srai ast3ffment 81 GROCERIES
wbirh sr siil tcil ss Too as tbeJ Gao bel buuEht
auy ubofs. f0r rrit or rrfdf
JJhE MILLER
June 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
LEGHORN HITG

GtJPERlOR Fashionable doabls trimmed Leg
- bora HATS. just received and for sale ~
June 10. 1870. VS. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
A CARD.

To Mr. KrppT, M'cOnneIsville, o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

Balance due monthly dcPositors S5i G.
WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
PHILIP MCBRIDE,
ZADOCk BUTT.
IIarPers Ferry. July &c, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
Wool Wanted.
Wool Wanted.
Xs,GlGRI..

TIVE subssritcr Will give the CHEST msrket
price fer WOOL. %. KEYES.
Charie-tpWn. Inne ~, $40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
FURN: ICES
VITISKEY.
OOs.

NNTE are giving The highest market price
w Tor az kinds Of wool Ne will have,
about the middle OF June, a large lot Fl iulled
and plaid Lipseys, that NC will exchange for
Wool EMS " .gISQUITH
MaN 81 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
john =. brown a q

HAVE. Jyr-cent additions from PhiladoI? hia
u Il anA BALTIMORE, rendered their stock ~
Medicines. Drugs, &c, very cNtcrNve. sud
tho believe Il ., now IN their power 10 furnish
TO Physician, ana othcrs. msdioIne upon ..
sooJ terms they can Purchase them an th-
critics -aGoas their new purchases wall be
founI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
RICHARD PARKER.

+ s | enclose the " Consiitutonaiist'' or last
week, containing the iStisr, with the Harrison
tan's" introduction hsrsef-my Gard an8 ~ oc,.i-
fcai's; all which desire YOU to rcpuLlish The
capital, and Iaiis, IN Mr. kirby's letter are those
OF the " HaTTiScnian 3"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
mo. 81
Affidavit of Mr.. Childs.

Nathaniel Childs jr., being duly sworn, depos.
eth and saith, that he is second teller of the Bank
Of the State of Missouri, and in that capacity has
charge OF the specie, (siIver and gold,) on hand
from time to time in the vault OF said Bank. That
on the 10th or 17th day of January last, being
directed by H. Shurds, Cashier Of said Bank
to put up one hundred thousand dollars in gold
Tor shipment 10 New York, this deponent went
into the vault Of said Bank, and carried up stairs
all the gold then on hand, except one bag, and
upon the table Immediately back of the discount
clerk S desk, about nine O'Clock in the noring of
The said day above stated, commenced TO assert
ard count up said gold. This deponent further
states, that he assorted all of the foreign coin.
placing each kind by itself upon tray until it was
all counted out, after which il was carefully put
up in small bags, as far as possible in even
amounts, as will appear by the accompanying ia.
BILE OF the number of bags with their respective
Kind OF coin and amount contained in each. This
dePonent further states, that after the gold was
placed in the several bags, there was small
strip OF paper having the number OF pieces of coin
with the gross amount marked upon it, and placed
in the top Of the bag the mouth of each still re.
naming open, the several bags were then removed
to one end OF the table. and placed close together,
and lrera tAancs to the other cad. where tas strip
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

hiuhnSN - aos SheWOs ~ VIZ bohohee VI Ho tWO
questions.
& Answer to the 18th question.
No officer or director of the Bank has at any
time ovefdfawn the bank but on being notified
of the fact, Immediately made the same good
with one exception, where a difference Of opin.
ion existed, and thereupon committee was APP.
pointed, and upon their report made, affirming
the overdrait, the same was in that case imme.
diately made good no officer, or director, whilst
an over drawer with the knowledge Of the board,
was ever allowed to have any note or bill dis.
counted at the bank whilst he remained such over
drawer.
Answer to 18th question.
No director has at any time had bis bill or
note, dishonored by protest, with some slight ex-
ception; and when that has been the case the
paper was promptly met, and never suffered TO
lie over-reierence for answer to the balance OF
this question, is respectfully made to exhibi!
marked H.
Answer to 10Th question.
The bank received the dcposites OF the Gov.
eminent Of the United States, under the terms
Of what is known as the "deposite act, of Con.
gress, and agreed and bound herself under Sc.
curly; (ihe directors and Others binding them
selves individually for the full performance oil
her undertaking. to pay all drafts made on her
and to make transfer, Of such amounts Of the
Government funds, as might be required to he
made, 10 such points as light be designated.
The Government has required Of the Bank
transfer Of seven hundred and twenty thousand
dollars, Of the amount standing to its credit, tc
the city Of New York, but negotiation is now
pending for recall Of one hundred and twenty
two thousand dollars OF that amount leaving tina
to be paid here, which it is believed will be
done, and in fact has already been partly agreed
for The balance five hundred and ninety eight
thousand dollars funds have been raised ia The
East, Gn part as by an answer TO Sth interroga
tory and by amounts now to the credit of thi.
bank, and on Bills Of Exchange maturing. The
payments have TO be in specie or its equivalent.
1t is considered proper TO add that there may
be some omissions in answering, but if any thins
should present itself, it will be promptly sup
plied-the shonness Of time afforded, preclude.
perhaps the idea, that every thing is perfect.
| We have the honor 10 be .. ...,.
Very Respectfully,
Your ob'd't serv'ts a
JOHN SMITH, Pres't.
II, SHURLDS, Cashr.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
(B C d.

NJ" AoRki sept 2Oth, 1910.
John Smith, President of the Bauk Of the State
of Missouri, having drawn TO ms own order and
endorsed twelve several drafts or Bills Of EXCHANGE
on MessrS. Nevins, Townsend a. Co., and dated
this day, six of them being for fifteen thousand dol
lars each, and the other six for ten thousand dol.
lars each, two of each sums payable at seven
months. another two OF each sums at nine months,
and the remaining two Of each sums at twelve
months after sdate, which drafts the said Nevins,
Townsend e. Co, have accepted
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

" T. JAOAoONi cashier.
Copied from the minute book Of the Branch Bank
of the State Of Missouri at Fayette
FAYErTE, Aug. 25, 1910.
AT special meeting of the board OF directors, the
following persons were present, viz, Messrs. Earck-
son, Leonard, White, Watts, and Bouldin
Mr.. Earickson being appointed President pro tenn
pore; the following proceedings were had;
Ordered, that the salaries of the officers Of the
Bank be as follows: 4-
President, FIVE hundred and fifty dollars; Cashier,
fourteen hundred dollars, (wilh the use of the
house) and the Clerk six hundred dollars, to DO
paid quarter annually.
Signed, JAMES EARICKSON, Pres't pro ten.
FAYETTE, Saturday, Sept. 9Th 1910.
The board met: Were present, AIessrs. Lowry.
Pres't. EaricksOn, White, Watts, and Boudin.
Ordered, That the salary of the clerk OF this
Bank be raised to seven hundred dollars, and paid
quarter yearly.
Signed, JOHN j. LOWRY, Prest.
Previous to this reduction of salaries, they were
$3.50 for the President, $1,000 for the cashier, aud
$1,000 for the clerk.
G. f. JACKSON, Cash'r.
FAYRTTE, Nov 6, 1910.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

An intelligent lady is always welcome friend
none shun her company, but all arc pleased with
her sensible conversation. In this connection, we
would intimate that young ladies' who spend their
leisure hours in looking at themselves in mirror
and sTessipg seldom become intslhgsnt, r,s
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
STATEMENT


Missouri TO agents for said bank, from No
vember LIST, 1888, to end Of October, 1910.
To n. Chids expenses in remittance OF eastern
paper funds, engaged about weeks,
Sl45 90
John Lynch for trip to Jefferson
City relative 10 amendments TO the
bank charter, rs 90
John Smith, expenses as agent for
sale Of State bonds East and in
Europe, about 6 months less five
days, 1914 CT
Hugh Oneil, expenses to Cincinnati
top pay debt due on purchase of
debt CT agency Commercial bank
Cincinnati, 112 90
Same, expenses to Cincinnati TO adj
just some exchange bought by
their bank, 70 90
A. K. Corbin, expenses and services
10 Jefferson city relative to State
bonds, Is 90
G. X McGunnegle, for services and
expenses 10 Fayeue to procure
specie, 70 90
A. r. Corbin, for services and ex.
penseS 10 Palmyra to procure spe-
Gle, AZ so
A. R. Corbin, for services and ex.
penses to Burlington, l. T., to
procure specie, 70 90
L. Debyns, expenses 10 Cincinnati
10 pay debt due on purchase Of
debt, of agency Commercial bank
Cincinnati, 70 90
John Smith, expenses 10 jefferson
city TO make arrangement for spe.
Gle, 81 so
IL. Boggs, expenses TO Cincinnati
and other points on the Ohio river
TO procure specie, lis 50
John Salith expenses on visit 10
Fayelte under bank charter, 80 so
G. w. Dent expenses to Jefferson
city for specie, 90 81
John Smith, as agent for sale OF
State bonds, 6OOo 90
n Clllds, expenses 10 New Or.
leans relative 10 lost gold, 81 90
+. II, Martin, expenses conveying
coupons to New York. 80 OO|
John Smith, expenses East to make
negotiation for loan, $50 so
same for same, 24l COL
A. R. Corbin, expenses East rcla.
tive to Gov. depostes, DC. 253 80
G. w. Dent, to Belleville, Ill.,, for
same, sol
A. S. Robinson, expenses to Spring
field for money. 81 DOL
G. w. Dent, expenses 10 Jefferson
City for State bonds, 81 90
The foregoing includes, as nearly as can be
lscerlained, the expenses Of agents as desired by
he committee, except the expenses Of cgmpen.
aton OF NIoss,s. McG.Il q MuIanphy, who
ook quantity of gold, say s10O, 900 cast, for
he purpose of paying transfer drafts Of the
Government Of the United States, and the ex.
lenses Of the Cashier East, for the purpose oil
ooking after the funds and interest Of the Bank,
md having $4,000 sent fom Philadelphia to
New York. The expenses and compensation
0 the first named, and The expenses of the last,
re included in the answer to the 9Th question.
1t is proper to add, that Messrs. MuIlanphy
nd McG,il made arrangements for six hundred |
nd fifty thousand dollars Of funds for Bank |
uring their soourn East, at the instance OF the
ank; but the party contracted with for four hun.
red and fifty thousand dollars, TO wit: the Bank
the United States of Pennsylvania, failed to
ompIy with the engagement. The compensa.
on to Messrs. MuIanphy and McGill was five
pillars per day during the tine they were EN-
loyed
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
STATEMENT

STATEMENT
Exhibiting the amount of liabilities of individuals
residing in The following countec, 10 the Branch
OF the Bank of the State Of Missouri at Fayette,
November G. lRJO
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

The BANK OF THE STATE OF Missouri.
ST. Louis, November 7h, 1870
To Msssrs. Hans Smith G. w. 7. Wood,
..- Committee, &C.
GgNrLEMEE:--Your list Of inerogatories, adj
dressed to the President of this Bank, were duly
sobmilted to the Board Of Directors, at the Grsl
sitting thereof. after lis receipt. Whereupon the
board passed the following;
"Resolred unanimously, That the President
aad Cashier be instructed, to prepare full and ex-
Plicii answers to tho questions asked this board,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
The Rank OF Missouri.

Exhibits referred to ia The report Of The Com.
mitlce appointed to enamiue into Tie general
: condition Of the Bank:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

Of Ike President and Directors Of tbs Branch o.
The Bank Of the Stale Of Missouri, at Palmyra, rir:
, 1840-11-14

MovEY MATTERs.-The ResumDtion.-The
Philadelphia Enquirer Of the 10th says that
the arrangement between the Banks of Phil
adelphia, was finally made on Friday night.
The sum to be loaned to the Bank Of the
United States, is FIVE millions, and a commit
tee has been appointed to proceed to the
Eastern cities, and endeavor to- make sat-
isfactory arrangements there.
1t is stated that Mr.. Alsop and Mr.. Brown,
two directors of the United States Bank,
will accompany Mr.. Jaudon to Europe in
the steam ship President.
, 1840-11-14

letters of the 18th and 10th Of October inst.
marked K. II. NJ, but nothing has grown
out of it. JAMES YOUNG.
Sworn this Goth of October,
1910, before me-,
RoBr. II. MoRkIs, Recorder
Of the city of New York.
City and County Of philadelphia, SIS.
, 1840-11-14

ADVICE To Wines AND pEMocRATs-GRATrs.
Keep cool, don't quarrel-don't ight--don't
crowd-don't throw potatoes-but IT a black.
guard insults you without provocation, Knock
him aorn-the community will justify you
in this without distinction Of party; but these
are exciting times and it is MT worth while
to be too nice.-TBaL Post.
, 1840-11-14
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT GONE.
William Pearce, of Boston, one Of the
few remaining survivors Of the celebrated
Tea Party, died in that city on Saturday
morning last, aged 90 years.
, 1840-11-14

DEATH OF SENATOR SPENCER OF Md
The Baltimorepapers of the eth, announce
the death Of the Hon. John S. Spencer, a
member of the Senate Of the United States
from MARYLAND.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
Correspondence Of the Alias.
New YoRK. Monday. @

New York, Monday, Oct. 26, 1910.
4 "tHELASV CARD rs TAKEN! TIE GAME
ISUP!"
"eWcoloco conspiratnrs have TO-DAY been para
I'VE" and c"nounded by the overwhelming tes,-
rV"y rom the Philadelphia gentlemen, whom
"'! attempted to mplicate, and whose afidavits
'p4o"S"ca IN the Courier and Enquirer Of this
'O'"'"g' From elacts therein sworn to bv Mr.
n"'f', 'n' respectable Mayor of Pbiladelp hia by
'll| DAGGER, JAMES Young AND JOHN THORN
WV these legitimate differences NAV he deduced
,o '"' '"o recent Inqnistion held by the locofo
cnySn'a BASE DELIBERATE and MOST NErARIous
s,, -. 'NA'1 to injure tho Wing party on the
m,;. "'o"'ehtons election, by unscrupulonsly
ii, ""s Inc character oflho lending Wings Of this
mp mat ia Of all despicable hypocrits, MIR BESJA-
" ". and contempt.
on whoa. ' d ~ STEPHENSON, alias JARVIS,
BuOo, Nv "earSay testimony the said BENJAMIN F.
inas, sueh "s"pted to stamp with infamy of Grim
FORD, Dn, 0" a" GRINSELL, WETMoRE, BLATou-
same n,,,, BOWEN and SEwARD-that this
movoJ ~. 'o0' Mr. JARVIS or STEPHENSON. is
deIphia abonY "'oav''s ofthc gentlemen of Phia-
and an nDn,' c enumerated, a purured scoundrel,
" n u,nmiigaled liar. -
Aned M. '"e last card" of the ,locofocos has
\ ats rioL i" yea 'pricked" card-the last desoer.
ad.em HI. y u'Shonest and prohigate gambler to
Naed rron, v" ~ hIgs are fully and honeraby exon
AZ, rum the charpe or
'Nng. W indirectly, to encourage illegal
"' attempt to implca,e the Wings