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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
A. DUNCAN,
JAMES JAMESON,
w. BUTLER,
LYNN BOYD,
JOHN REYNOLDS,
THOMAS SMITH.
LETTER FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT.
NNn,rr Sr,l SpRINES

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Scott Co. Ky, June 9Th, 1880
Dear Sir: have received your favor in which you
requested to know whether had expressed wish to
decline being candidate for the Office now f and
if not whether was willing to second term, If
elected at the time giving 1t your OPINION that
il was due to myself and particularly to my friends,
that should longer remain SILENT as some diversity
of opinion existed as TO my wishes and feelings in
relation to the second for the Vice Presidency
have avoided the subject of your letter rs much as
well could, and in hopes that IT would not have
been considered necessary that should take differ
ent course: but letters which have received from
other friends, the subject as yours have m
duced me TO answer your favor
have never authorized the declaration that was
unwilling TO be the Democratic candidate for second
term if my fellow citizens desired It. have no rca-
sons which did not exist at my first nomination why
should refuse the same station, if reelected wish
it. however, distinctly understood that have always
declared TO all with whom have conversed on this
head that was not only willing, but would most
cheerfuly retire. if it should be ascertaned that II was
the wish of those who elected me that another person
should be selected to fill the place.
In nv opinion, the Office of Vice President is one
that should not be sought and do not think have any
right be consulted should have any cause OF com
plant if another should be chosen. have served my
fellow citizens of my native State (kentncky) for thr
ty years as member of Congress, in one brunch or
the other and had retired from the arduous duties OF
public life In this retirement, | was called by the
voices of the people my present station; was con-
rrcd testimony Of appreciation for my public ser
vices as mark of their highest confidence IN my IL
deity and political principles 50 considered when
accepted the office Many distinguished individuals
have been named my successor: if it should appear
that il is the wish of the political friends with whom
have always acted that any of them should be Sc
Iected as the candidate shall manifest much cheer
fulness in retiring from the service of the people as
have done 10 serve them when they have requested it.
With these sentiments shall leave these matters in
the hands of the people, from whom all my honors have
come Most respectfully,
NJ JOHNSON
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AETIONTic Managers OF The North American Land
" pany deem proper thus 10 state that by valid decd Of
veyanCe dated 9Th day Of March, 1875, founded upon m and
valuable consideration, Robert Morris and wife, Nicholson
wife, and James Grccnlea granted and sold I" Thomas VIII
ling John Nixon aud John Barclay, .tccs for the and
the North American Land Company, Ing
lands Commonwealth Virginia, the said deed
minutcy described. Viz:
1900 acrcs then i'll Monnngaia county.
2i,al acres then in Washington county.
"a, I55 ~ then in Harrison county.
:30,Gt0 then in Oh.p comfy.
1885 then in Randolph county.
3l0,G25 81 acres then in Montgomery county.
5G,25l then III Grecnbricr county.
10000 then IN Russell county.
3l,JiO acres then in kanawha county.
In addition bein. recorded n Philadelphia Deed book No
6 Page IS the said deed motion OF the trustees the
General Court held the Capitol in Richmond,
recorded. See OrderbooE, No. "a, Page 2i,
original CONVEX the hands Managers All
right from the granors
dccd and the public hereby
chasing portion thereof belonging either
Robert Morris Grccnca or receiving
any title same unless is derived from the North Ane
can Land Company, or its authorized agents
JAMES DUNDAS President.
H. NIXON,
ROBERT PORTER,
BENJAMIN KUGLER,
JOHN VAUGHAN.
managers.
Philadelphia, Jan. 90, lS40 9l-aw4w
The Wheeling Advertiser and the Republican Parkersrg Va
will the above eight publications. forward
n
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TIL. \. FIELD,
f.. DUDSOS,
WIN. W. OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
96-lawtls
Feb d

IIEMALE SCHOOL At MOUNT PlEASAST-Iic snhscri-
having employed the services of Miss Lucy h. Icci rs
teacher in her family would take few youn. Ladies' III her
school, the moderate price of 800 Miss T. has been carefully
and Literally educated at the best schools Her course oil hstc-
ton comprise. Reading Writing English Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography History Ancient and MODERN Natural Philosophy,
Composition, Painting, Nccdcwurk, and Embroidery Her sclo-
lasc term viii mons-wiih months vacation
Mount Pleasant Is in healthy ana respectable
neighborhOod in the upper end of Hanover County,
All made To the subscriber at Beaver Dam
MARY w. GOODWIN.
WIZ
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CANCER! CANCER!! CANCER.,!
nR. BENJAMIN D. ANDERSON, offers hi, services his
~ friends and the public for the Of this
oathsomc disease Such his confidence his mode of
ment charge will he made unless be performed
residence Immediately the leading from Rich
Lynchburr by way Of Gainesville and Buckingham
Courthouse and eight miles below the latter place. Letters
dressed him Edrdge o. Buckingham County, Va (posi
pad,l will meet with prompt attention.
Jan q so-wtf
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INFORMATION wanted of ROBERT COUSINS Young man
years of with dark and hair who left
ter par Of November, 1885, for the Western country with
either practising law teaching school, When heard
from in July, 1893 he had discontinued his school Pike County
Mississippi and intended going on TO Natcez since then he
heard from Should this apv who are
acquainted with his whereabouts, they earnestly sstad
communicate his distressed mother residing near Teapin
Neck 7. o., Amelia County Va.
ELIZABETH COUSINS.
lEdors South and West friendly TO the cause Of humanity
would do an act Of charity by inserting the above.
Jan % s3-Iawiw
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COIF3

AMERICAN LIFE lNSi RAAtE AND lRiS t1A' IL
Office No. -, S"Wh SiTfct, BaituSor.
CapiT.L PAip Is, Two MILLIONS DDLLsFs.
THE President and Trustees OF tins Company receive
ney Depusir, which interest VIII he allowed y
assurances Lives, grant Annuiilss and Endn"in''
ceve and manage Trusts Of every description winch my
mttcd 10 their charge whether from individuals, tu'-
dies, courts of ju,lIcc. ..
/. MoNEY will he received and held in trust, aud The 1T
thereon paid stlnannlay, quarterly, ~ conformity W..
direction the owncr--or the interest WI! be i.' Al u.
OF every six months, 10 the credit OF The Trust una '
latIon
=. LIFE IysrR, ScE.-Pcrsons may effect nsuTan"e> VIZ
Company upon their lives, The lives - elmer, ~
year, term Of years. the whole of lie. The ia"'. ~
computed for Ibis Company upon the most iaNraMr
well r the officers Of the Navy and Army, n cii@.
be had on application 10 the Cunpan! rs Agents
3. ANSuITiE,.-Iiese viii be- granted upon Sirh terms
enable the annuitant 10 enjoy tie largest income i 'F
amount oil MONEY.
A. EsuowMExrs.-h person who desires provide a a
for a ward when he shall arrive at tie aGa 81 =
pany. :,
officers and 7ius,,es Of the Compary-P. MacauIcy FL ~
President, Baltimore; John Ducr, Esq, H. H. d., Wee !.
New York, Richard WILSON, Secretary, u iiur"N, 49,
Secretary.
T.asfess-Esaac Lawrence Ervcry Robinson, 2. N.'.
Charles i. Davis, Samuel NctmOrc DAVID H,hh'N +. w
i;arck1y L. S'ares. George +. Ta'lan p. &. Ncs.n ~
j.. Colt Morris Robinson, New iOTN; Matthew !" Ir'
Plan, John Moss, rIaI"lph!a James Cos, VIM !" ;" 8,
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick ". Bruno, g. :. Ca.e"'
Cushing Fielding Lucas jr., Baltimore .,...l
Applications may lie mate personally or by le'''f
the Agents for tic Company in Virginia who WI ihl
rates and uthe. necessary information 10 persons
frcin. assurances maxim. other arrangements """
Company for the benefit OF their families OF estate
7. VI. rABB, 3geh kic.@0"-
Agents Yirgratd.
PH'Lir N. T.sp, ESD, Richmond
Wa. :. SIaF.o., Esq., Petersburg
GEo. ". CANP Esq, Norfolk
ROBERT ANDERSON, Esq, Williamsburg.
JonS. Bauer, ESQ., Winchester. ~
June Ia - -
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber j. constantly receiving from the ce.i
manuatac0ry of NuSNs Z Clam, New lorh, dr-aii
plain Piano oIlc-. poSsesSin" the latest improvement ~
Iccicy and Of tone, peculiar irf
uuiacurr. ~
ALSO, large assortment of Musical Instruments and Wa
Merchandise IN general.
Piano For;cs repaired, tuncd lei on hire, and taken
change
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of iT.c offered fd sale ia
State may be- selected from. the of The subscribe
enabled Ia sell al the Philadelphia and New i" ~D'
and retail prices .
Piano Forte and Music Store, OPPOSITE ~ h 4.
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) llnGN1 -
APPOINTMENTS HY TnE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and Nth The adricc and consent Of the Senate.
Isaac S. Pennybackcr, to be u s. Judge for the dis
trct west of the Allegheny mountains, IN the State Of
Virginia.
John c. Nicol, TO be U. s. Judge for the district of
Georgia.
R. B. Gilchrst, TO be U. s. Judge for the district of
South Carolina.
Joseph McCants to be Secretary in and for the Ter
rtory Of Florida.
James Clarke to be Secretary in and for the district
Of West Florida
REMARKABLE C,sE.-Thc Amcsbury Transcript re-
la,cs the following distressing circumstance under
which Miss Lucy Harrington, formerly resident in
Amesbury, recently died in Cornish, New Hampshire.
She was sick three years and half and confined to
her bed two years and five months. Several years pre-
vious to her death, her right hip dsocated by a
contraction of the muscles, while she sleeping qu
city in bed Immediately after this event, her bones
began break, and before her DEATH they had broken
10 times or more, in different parts of her body. At
first her ribs then her collar bones, and then her lower
limbs her under Jaw and the bones of her hands and
feet Their breaking was sometimes attended with
noise, and others not; and always preceded and
followed by the most acute pain. The ends of the
broken bones would sometimes for day two, CRATE
together on being moved. Upon post mortem
mination, not a sound bone was found. All were so
softcncd as 10 be easily cut with knife. When her
bones began to break, the muscles of her lower limbs
contracted that they lay directly across her stomach
and bowels In this position she remained until her
death. Her body contracted, that one time she
measured as she lay in bed only two feet and four inch
es She gradually lost all strength in her limbs, until
she could only move slightly the ends of her fingers
She was forly-three years of age.
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alsssIljiIi5S1slI ky;:ii 5a51I5LlS
gallAAnni3lag

IIOR the White Swcn.s, Scrotacus and n,icr tn
Ulcers Legs, old a.d fresh Wounds, Sprali ana
Bruises Swelng and lalamIniious, scid Head tninchs
Rheumatic Pains, letters, Eruons chibEn
BlcS, and external diseases generally! IL II
medicine heretofore discovered
limbs ~ h~sc,ur T0rHS, chdPPcd
Gpsand short every external GodGg era that jdH 10 GC
lot of beast.
This ointment possesses three very desirable properties, viz
bducs inammailun, free discharge of Tie
rpt matter, podGccs tendency heal while il Is extreme
u mild ana pleasant in lis operations.
New YoRK, April 10, lsj3.
Sr:I have just effected very surprising oil Scld
head through the Of most potent Specific Ointment
The patient james Eean ship carpenter bad ms right thigh
downward, drca..Gly scadtd, by the
set uf cauidron the Dry Dnck-
The poor fellow torture when was called H.
and was anios; afraid that he would have submit 10 ampnt
nent LAID lIuntlHl upon the parts an ctcd and had the
that the sufferer aht hold rational conversation with
after applications i; emphatic expires
drawing the u Ian; and eight
the far healed Ia permit him Ia walk
abroad though three weeks before allowed hun 10
urruparpi. shall be- happy YOU publish this
Csc feel much inferred n the cncUiltn al your umrya"d
specific. join row iES, IL u.
CHAnLEsToN Oct. ID, 1893.
DR.. arrison Dear Sir: You will oJigc by Immediately
forwarding gross your Specific Ointment Nuu antiri
the demand for your specific Is greatly Interesting
Yours, &c, u.,lLArU, EAsEALL & ALLEN.
This valuable all the Drug Stores Pc
ersbuTg, Portsmouth,, Norfolk and Richmond. Price 80
per box, with fun directions.
oct il 45--lafy
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DUGLIC SALE OF LAND NEGROES, &c.-rhc subscribers
will public auction Wednesday, ld Aprl ncAt, oil
the prcscs tie valuable Of Land, the late residence ."
Can't; Green. dec, Of Mcckcnbur1 This estate situated
or oydon and Randolph Macon .ollcge contains
about both sides OF Aliens Creek Tor two
mcs-having large quantity Of low grounds the Creek ana
branches while most land oil fine quality for tobacco
wheat &C. The plantation sufficient for the advantageous EN-
plorcu, of Is or hands, and has several fine meadows yield
ing an immense quantity of herds The Improvements
conmodios dwelling house. excellent gahary Stables over
and houses barns and all other necessary
houses MILL both in good repair; the former
commanding large the latter rendered valuable
by the abundance timber the land Either n tie
subscribers will show land any person who may wish TO
view
We will sell time and place, 30 30 likely Negroes
woen hoy and girl, good Miller and lack
SMITH the sleek Of horses, cattle, sheep aud hogs; oac" ana
kitchen furniture, plantation tools, Tcra1hc land wi! be-
and years, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security and III. subscribers retaining The
rirE t Ial For the slaves and other property, the
purchaser. ewing with satisfactory security credit OF IL
months will he given. .
As executors the late VIM. Green will also sell at the
same time n uf IL MONTHS between t"n and three hun
bred barrels of quantity OF wheat oats hay aud fodder,
aud an elegant new baronchc.
TIL. 4. FIELD,
f.. DDDSDS,
WIN. W. OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
he
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y UMFORD AChDEMYThc exercise. Of this Institution will
~ be continued by the subscribers cnSn. year. commencing
tile 18th of January, and terminating the 18th December.
with mOnt! Summer. la ths school Will
b. taught Creek Spanish and French languages Maihc
ulic including Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, plane and rfi-
cal Tngonomey and practical Survey together with all III,
branches Of English language usually
schools. The books will be the that used the I'm
versiy of Va
Tcrms-oard including every thing, sl00Tuon $50, one
half payable advance and the balance the lSt Of September.
No deduction will made late entrance.
II. j. CHRISTIAN, Principal.
JSO L. CASON.
f6-vtf
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GAINESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMI.-Thc next session Of
- this Institution Will commence -onda the I'd day q" March
The punCtual attendance of the pupils at the opening 81!
tile session, particularly recommended, delay always attend
cd with loss To them, and the teachers.
Terms per session Of five months:
Board including washing fuel lights &c. $50 90
Tuition all English branches, 10 80
Do in Latin, French, Spanish and Italian languages, 10 10
instruments, - 90
a. SAMUEL. H. YENABLE,
Prscipat Of the .7cGdcay
Feb III Sy-laWlSth
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DIR. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP,
EoR cHunnEs 1EE1IuAG=rrenni.l hN himself.

u MOTHERS
The Passage Of the Teeth through the produces trouble
and dangerous symptoms. II il known b. mothers that
there irritation in the mouth and gums during this pro
The SWELL the secretion and saliva ircrcscd the
child is seized with frequent and sudden fits Of crying, watch
shrieks with violence, and hrs fingers into its
mouth If these prechrSoy symptoms are mol speedily aeviacd
dissolution Of the infant Mothers who have their little babes
s'SS w f Id a We P
served hundreds of infants when thought pas, recovery from be-
ing suddenly attacked with that fatal andy commissions
To agent DR.. Evanss Soothing Syrup Dear sr-The
great benefit afforded to my suffering infant from your Soothing
inyanae medicine is 10 relieve infant misery and torture NV
infant while tec,lns experienced such suerngS that it
was attacked w commissions ana my wife and family supposed
cured yonr syrup which applied
wodel change was proluced and after few aprca-
tons the child displayed obvious relief and by continuing in its
glad 10 inform the child has completely recovered
aud OF that awful complaint has since occurred
the teeth emanatng daily the child enjoys perfect health
give you my cheerful permission TO make this acknowledge
ment pubc and will gladly give any information on t ccgm
gentleman who has made trial of Dr. Evan Soothing syrup,
in his family lin Of techng child wishes that
he found entirely ecctual in relieving pain In the and
preventing the consequences which sometimes follow We
cheerfuly comply with his rqucst.-N Y. Srs.
We believe is generally acknowledged by those who have
tried H. that the Soothing syrup for Children Cutting Teeth, ad
vered in another column is highly useful article for the pu
any rate have made OF it, do not give
tues the sanction Of their names-BosToS TRAVELLER
BEWARE CorSTERFErTs
CarIlosBe particular in purchasing TO see that the label
oil Medicine oil entry
of Congress. And be likewise particular obtaining
100 Chatham St, New York, from the regular Agents
\. DUyAL, Richmond.
JOSEPH Gill, Richmond.
DR.. Exams Clmonie and .4pe-ient Pills,
Ecaas' Ftrer and -7gxe Pills,
Erdns' Soothing Syrup,
g Goodies Female Pills,
g Hunts Botanic Plls,
entered according Coagres only
csatAan Street, Sto York, at The regular dgents.
c. Hall, Norfolk
E. E. Portlock, Portsmouth
JosErH Gill, Richmond
Mortimer Il Mowbray, Baltimore.
Barrett & McEntire. Charlottesville, Va.
Jesse Perry, Suffolk.
Lewis Johnston, Washington, D. C.
NJ. Thrift < Co., Petersburg.
John y. Bell Winchester, Va.
William Dorsey, Martinsburg, Va.
Edward Mcdowell Fredericksburg Va
E. Berkeley & Co., Harrington, Va.
J. ffardesty, Harrisonburg, Va
James Brown, Charleston. Vu.
c. l.. E. Bunkum, Lexington, Va
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acainst r,.,at,,r I,c,L
Anderson Tucker administrator Of Absaiom Tucker dee a.
Imnorfcd RIack Arabian.

THIS popular lscr will occupy the PRESENT season his
i"s south Of ill., iourisln. town of ramvilc. He will
counlndatc vsers former rates, VIZ SO the easo' Wsc
Juy ncN when terminates; so insurance. payable
when a.ccaned, The property ,.aaierred ana s.
orsr shall strictly attended Ia, al - cr"s per day heiS1'
may sai,y a, a no yif or, 'r INV ~ xe, rive my per-
l such business during the sea"l servants
This is Hack Arabians sixth America. He Is twelve
wears old spring, and and more active by a
and use seems and cnllScn hih have never
known lie sold BY order OF CnSress Feb
Isgi He was bred BIZ Emperor Morocco and presented D!
him through our Consul Tangcs this Government: fact
that tells loud in h behalf for % or Ssns d hu IN hi.
nun especially when making present to great ana growing
nation as manirstationof sincere friendship and respect
There can't possihy stication relative 10 the aucn-
ITCHY Of Plack Arahians history II Is tcslserca on i
Of Congress. have, certificate and seal from ,me
Secretary Of State esyn the vrr of The above statement
Public horses like public marks which all IN Tins free
land consider il their privilege Well fur play, ana
none of the genuine grit will be found kulkgo doeng under
the operation Black Arabian has wcatrred storms on me b":'e
deep, in foreign hand, infested WIN nvidos Il"
all around real worth aud merit, acquired ccebr-
from the fountain head come from what Inartcr Q" inc e"c nc
may: he has aside from his superior iori came ks appeal
est strongest, kcet and most popular 10 paen
any stallion that has figured IN tins region Tor many Scs.
therefore consider almost ifno' alloscihc dow m business
for any who realize profit by standing horses oil long
pedsecs attempt rirahp with tins approved breeder, -
T pT0ht ana gam, WITHOUT
sayin. any thin. o in the stallion ne informed me, lhat
he understood his could be traced back for hundred years
observed after such long chase I" be hoped he happily
anchored Arabian blood The fact o the cast Is the shorter
water Then gentlemen owner stud HORSES cuogizc the
rity vour much but never attempt te Worse
than idle task of eevaiing above the fountain for,
presume it is conceded point That all horses of any notoe,
throughout civilized world directly descended from tc
Arabian stnck1hen earnestly invite all who delight IN
ur stock of the first oder the favorable opportunl
u now presented; don't for The sake ni little t:bl' or
slight expense cuntrncd 10 Stake thirst at the branch
ws The spring hand. have sometimes heard per
sons macquaind with things far from home object 10 s SIC
readily admit that he appears somewhat low, when compared
many Of the nnergc- horses of the present ace hu .t
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue of decd OF trust cAr'gtaG ~
subscribers for certain purposes therein mentioned.
W Yarbrumgh, the 2Gt day al April, 1877, and aa
in The Clerks Once uf uncnburg County We VIII u'cr III
=, Iuurubra Courthouse, the highest bidder ~ public a.
for cash on the th day Of March ncA, that bong lM.
Co lay) all the right, title and interest which he TIE sa
X Yn,lyalah holds, possesses, claims, enjoys, rg
=. I,atrc under The w!!I Of his father Joseph larunC
Ia. of The County LuicnbGrg The csiacc The sand -
being vet undivided and consisting both OF real and p'T>o
nrrty yinr and fr:ug IN the SAID County o iHrnuHf"
as trustees wi convc. such title only a. Is vested N Is
deed Of trust aforesaid. = 49,, -.
II. T.. JONES, Ttuta
WILLIS BLiNIDN.N
II u 4l-lnMi-M
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lar. WILLIAM EvANS'S CAMOMILE AND ApERENT
diseases complaint pcsia bilious diseases piles ulcers
weakness and all of hypochOnGriicsn low Sins
papatun of the heart irritaht nervous Weakness
fuu abiS, seminal weakness ndgestion loss oi Appetite heart
burn general debility bodily weakness choross green SICK
ness auIency hysoral Paintings, Mysteries, headaches ne
cup Sickness nightmare hcumasn asthma, TIC doloGeX
cycrucains disorder, Gour will lind relief from their SUI
fcring's By q course of Dr. Evans medicine.
CERTIFICATE.
the Hon. Abraham M'tCan Sullivan County,
East Tennessee, Member of Congress
WA,nISGrnS, July ID, 1873.
S-Snce have been in this ri'y, aSs used some o Your
Dyspeptc medicine with Infinite benefit and asacin and be-
valuable remedy. One Of my constituents
Dr. A. Garden Campbell county Tennessee, wrote me 10 send
him some, which did, and hn has employed Il very successfully
his practice, and says II invaluable. Mr. Jonson yuir
at this place. thinks wonld probably like an agent in
Tennessee. If would recommend Dr. ~ Garden Is pro-
person ucaic for the sale of celebrated medicine
Should you him. he willing to act for GU
send the medicine by water Ia the of Robert King
Knoxville county, Tennessee, by land To Graham
auson TaZewel, East TENNESSEE have no doubt but II
had in several counties in East Tennessee, great
deal of medicine would be sold. going take some
nf home with and that ni friends, ana
should like hear from whether would like an agent nj
Bluunric Sullivan county, East Tenn. get some OF The
merchants for you, live there
Yours respectfully,
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN Of Tennessee
JosrPH GILL; Richmond.
A. DUrAL, Richmond