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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17

SMrrH a PALMER have IerciSeH y ~, 49, ,,
IRON the Northern Cities further sunni, ofthe Il. es
and most Fashionable Tor the Piano Eorte md Few
pieces Tor the Guitar tog ether with in,ructon ROOM. Inv
ns, auhors for the Piano, Flute. Violin, Guitar, Cario
seelr, % Sh M.'eai fnsfrrrenis from tao
DrAddtions Music will be regularly eeeiv,d n, .oon
lowing Tor the Piano FSris: ~ '''"' '"' '''
h say; 8o %as. Bark Poor Be.y .aiIOrs
No me n, o The horn OF my loved one
ihs HaIrisong, with Wig Rapture Dwelling
The New Cachucha, or swes, BSe sanon Eva.
Do do a. az, h Niue cheers 10 the girls We
Baltimore Convention song, pisee AZ no 70 me 9.n
with Nigustis Dearest ~
S ,n9 tea, thai steals 6y When the quiet
ne auuhnt oil Flow gently skies
Sweet Afton Reauiful d,v
Home s o. my Childhood You DO moi think so DO you
you think have merry The Belle OF the South, a
hons a now may child Wake, maiden, wake-ths
whistle and III come to oh never doubt love The,
Beautiful Yves, FOR TIP cr,r.p
7 ~ 49, 70 Tue rLaIe We have been friends to.
bright as thine FLOW gently sxeet Aoo,
atntuASe OF Flowers Ia Cachucha- Casiinets are
On THIS Love, or Jesse Nc gaily sounding
kaihalcen Mavorneen Duet oe' '"O0n"' sea-
There grows Bonnie brar Fairy Boy 10y $ Lover
Hove her still "" .a can love no more. 10y tho
msWyr.y ON the Mountain ed and loved together
yrws. a. rx.,,.. f,. Ny Boyhoods Home from
love but thee, by T Moore Erin A. nv Ham.
-, 49, sneeuohs sun ehng place In thy memory, dear
hoWe
on no they shall not see me The spot where born
NJ go, rrue Love forget
~ NORMANDY Carrier Dove
Woodnan spare that Tree linear the m sneak nj mn, r.,
life ON the Ocean Wave thor and - "' ~
Flow gently, swe, Anon Mali az Iud,h-,r No ,,,o..
All things love thee, do shall The rhilrsn 20 I,s
ny noyhoods Home sing
wet sheet and flowing great variety NJ Atrs Rom
Art thou happy lovely lady dos yariaifons WnI,res
Awake, awake Love Dnr,,s ~ =. ,a At.r
Angel OF Charity n.o,,I p,seas anu 'is''u-
Come brothers arouse Rant M,.ic p.o.. .,, A.
Farewell TO the Mountains SIC Port Fol os !. io ~ a
a. Jiue ulee hot farewell superior Violin and Guitar
- ''u "'e "o' 10 "ed MIN stringssjust imported
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17
4, ,, LYE n lLi, JonSsToN 4 LYELL,

LHELL, JOHNSTON A. LYELl,
Al james MckILdos's Old Sand Pir6n.,J I5s,,;.s
w nLbsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In Drugs,
Medeines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters Arti'
eles, OILS, Window Glass Glass Ware, &c whieh ibcx
viii sell on lib raj terms ~ ~ ivy
Nutmegs Mace, Indigo SNUFF Maeeabov Io,rn
CASTLE soap, Cloves, IaTd's sco,ch IA ''"
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Iamp Biack aiark Lad
SSoPPcIaa,, houen stone stanghton's Btters Chalk
Liquorce Ball, Iogwood, Seiditz Powder sod, Ia
ealeratus, Fig Blue, Alum Yeast Powders hcohni
roNusieu singer and Root Castor Oil, In bottles
Mhte leaa ary and In oil Epson salts Flour Sulphur
yahaca elngeIi sahpetrc Ink, In bottles birthstone
Oil Peppermint, and other Luciier MAtohs.
essential otis British Lu,tTe
sSlnghssi hussa Olive Oil, In baskets and
sponge, coarse and fine barrels
Soda, for washing
OlLS-Winter strain sos rm: Fall do Inseed Ma.
loot, Spirits Turpentne. ~
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICIES-surgical I,s,r,,ooo,.
aneets Eyanss best, eur own imperialism warrant.
sdgenuine; Apothee aries and Glass Far
atnre assorted OF all deseIpiions Walls Bottles Corks
&C; PeriumeIy, Soaps Tooth BruAAos Powders o. '
Paints dry and ground In OIL Oils Window Cla,s 1T,shes
Colors, and Painters Articles. ~
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl INEs-Phy.eians and
Country Merchants select Goo>s from az a,ge and
he states. Virginia. ~ ' :"
, 10 The most prompt attention paid to packing and
.n.eblLk p'u''- NH ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17


HE subscribers have the pleasure of 4, fy,n, ,h Il,
friends and the public generally that thew have re-
Seu their fa Goods, which been selected In IN,
Nonhern markesby one nfthe frn embracing as follows
HATS.
H' Sa Rust. Russia, Hats, all shapes
Do close Beaver DO
Do Muskrst Napt 10
DO Coney black and drab do
DO Brush do do
Do silk Of various qualities
Do Moeskin do
30 dozen black, brown and drab Wool Ii.,.
superfne Otter Fur
do Seal do
Do Muskrat do
DO Coney. various qualities
400 dezsn Hair seal
Flush do
Seleue do
Geniemens Youths and ChIldren's Cloth do Of ev,rx
. variety Of pattern ~ s''
Fancy Velvet Caps for infants
LADIES' Riding Caps
HATTER's MATERIALS.
SSHrIoitsd and raw Russiatur
saxony hat Fets; shells for silkhats
Suin shellac; Alcohol; Extract of I.ogwood
JACK Caris; stopping Brushes; Hat setews
up and Tissue Paper; silk aud cotton Tbs and sIiea
ram ana hgured Pelongs; Angola and silk Plush
Purple, cream, fawn, blue and blAe skiyer
Coarse and fine Bow Strings
Dack ADD dab landings and Binjngs Of various uua.
ties - ''1s fN-''
Oh silk, braid and nuns Bonnets
many other articles, too numerous for adyer.
menent-a Of which they feel disposed to sell on the
nus -, accommodating terms, at wholesale retail.
sc JOHN THOMPSON A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
DESIRABLE family residence with all nee essary ou,.
buildings recently completed and finished IN the be
manner, with Of Land attached well OF hrst
raie wafer the House, and minutes walk
the City, and In an excellent neghboThood
Also, for rent small but comfortable House and Lot
acres OF Land, about mile from the City Apply TO
de IL RICH HILL. Jr A 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17

HE sACRED WRITINGS OF TuE A
tObILEs AND EVANaRI,TsTa m ~
1890 ,nisI' eommouly aylei The NEW TIES
nAMbN " translated from the Original CRggE M.
Drs Geo Campbell, James Macknirbf snd pbis ndi ~ ~
Hgn pHhfACEs, various ENENDATioNS AMI an ap
PkNDlNi By Alexander Campbell '' "'' =" ~
Tho CHRISTIAN SYSTEM In reC.,o,,. o., 49,. ,,.,,,,,
On Ulik!sIlANs, aud aREsrORATION OF pRfuirIyE
MA ION, by A. Campbell. '' NSrOi'-
Also, PSALMS, HYMNS and SPIRITUAL soNos ,,t
ginal and selected compiled by A Campbell w scoi, IN
Stone snd J = John'on-adsped to tho Christian he.
Tue above Rocks may he found at vhos... ., ,.,.p
uor essh) al the Dry Goods store Of
= LOGAN WALLER.
lu no Hareet. Sh0ck oe MN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17
FALL SUPPLY
ROOTS GunEG min 49,.

rr,,E BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, sc. &c.
ns, are now receiving from the ap
extensive and well selected assortment OF almost every
.sie 70 Their line, adapted to Fall sales All whie
nave been lad In upon such hey con6dent, he
eve vii enable them TO offer such Undue emcnts either
only as cannot fail to ensure sales The assortment Gem
ladies' Morocco and Kid Walking Shoe. CMecuriy,s
Manufacturer
3D., Do do do do do, second, third
Ladies' Seal aud Calf Skin do TO
DO Fine and Stout Leather do
DO CATER Boots
no no Quilted Bu.tns; an entirely new article
DO Moro an Kid slips, MeCUrdys manufacture
10 10 10 30 DO second third and fourth qualttleS
oenun~men's superior Calf and Moro Boots CSilles)
10 10 Double scaled Water Proof do do
,,,,d Calf and Morocco Dress Boo.s, second and
esn!lemens double soa Wafer Proof do do
Do Pine and stout Calf skin root.eS and sNo.,
do do Call and Moro Dress Navy Shoes mile y
Do lMieE superor Light Shoe. and Pumps
DO Morocco and Seal Dancing Pumps
DO Gall skin and Gum Elastic over Shoes
Misses hne Moro sud seal skin Boooes
Do steut sewcd pcggcd do
10 MOROCCO and seal skin Walking Shoes
n DO f Fine Morocco. Kid and Sea. Slippers g 80
b9{s Enc s, cen sewed and PeGged DsoteoS
p FlS: G.it ,nS go shoes SO DO
ohiaronsa% Dss sssi I sS%g. and Shoe,
CooTcd
=. DO DO do do do aBns
hen'sand Boys Stout bound seyred and n,o,,,
DO do unbound do 90 a.
Do do Russell and Black Btorans Rich
mond manufacture ''s~''-t N'eh'
hens and Boys Heavy Side Leather sewed and posssd
Womens stout scwod and peEsed Bootoos
DO do 10 shoss
trunks i'0''''' ''Nsllns
Carpet Bata and Hand Trunks
Horse hide and Seal skin Packing Trupks
Shoe Thread, Backing, brushes, &c
seq iUbAH MYERS co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17

r,,,,r vi H1uIOALs, EXTRACTS, &c
I'HE suhscrher has just received by direct mpors.
IONS, nom Lonon and Paris, fresh supply Of the
sooNe which, IN addition 10 those already hand make
hls assortinent complete. Among them. are
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17
blank nnnEa
'AT AND CAPS AT REDUCED PRTcpa
maln street, doors below the old M,rks,

"1rspt g we.r we'll Bisek snd Dfsb wool sfs 80 ~
90 nilemens 400 Boys Cloth aud Velvet Csp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-17

uSI reeeveda splendid assortment Of beautiful Hats OF
the latest fashions com ising hi nam Of bs.ycrs
nutras Russia rabbis and brush Has OF the
variety hne CGss'Hssre HIis, and much admire
Also, few cases extra fne Moleskn Plush Hats. all Of
which were made To order expressly for NV retail saIes
and are offered TO and the public AZ nSh
as cannot fall TO give entire subtraction
deg ELISHA sUFppppsnS
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
SHERIFF's SALE.

DURSUANT to an order made b, the
n Court of Common Pleas, within and
for Brown County, Ohio, at their Octo-
Der term 1910. | will offer for sale at the
front door Of the Court-house, in George
town, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Jonu-
ary, iS4l, between the hours Of 10 and
A o'clock on said day, the following real
estate, to wit: A tract Of land adjoining
the town ofRipley, part ofJames Poage's
survey No. AIS; beginning at a stake
bearing south, 80 degrees east, 44 poles
from the most southerly corner of frac-
tiOnaI lot No. 20l in said town; thence
north, 45 degrees east, go poles 10 a stake
on the bank of Red-oak creek; thence
south, 50 degrees east, 81 poles 10 a stone
on the bank of said creek thence down
the creek west 20 poles to stake: thence
south, 8 degrees west, 25 poles to stake;
thence north 81 degrees west l6 poles
TO stake; thence south, 66 degrees A
minutes west, 20 poles Is links to the be.
ginning.
Ordered to be sold as the property Of
Robert Carr, at the suit Of G. W. King,
against said Carr. Valued at $4OO 90
Terms cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B, C. o.
sheriAf's office, Dec. 18th, 1910.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
sHERIFF's SALE.

DURSUANT 10 an order Of the Court Of
L Common Pleas Of Brown County Ohio,
made at their june term, ls4O, and revived
at,their October term, ls40,l will offer for
sale at the front door Of the Court house in
Georgetown, on Saturday the 18th day Of JAM
uSy, l54I, between the hours Of 10 and 4
O'Clock ON said day, the following real estate 10
wit: tract Of land lyingin Brown county Ohio,
on the waters Of Whitsoak creek containing one
hundred and four acres, and bounded as ioll0wss
Beginning at Higgins and Titus eOrnsr, three
sugaftrses; thence binding with Titus 4, Hoi-
den's line North / | deg. E. 400 poles 70 60 ash
buckeye and stake; thence 8. 20 deg. W: Il0V
poles 10 a stone, corner of Thomas and Abnet
Elliott; shcnee binding with their line ,! y Deg
w. l52 poles to b. eeh, lynn and, sngarsree;
thence binding with 0verinFPs liae >. Slt deg.
E. 96 poles 70 the beginning ,l.. ti,.f ...,1,
Ordered 70 be sold at the suit o. iSaas C9sh- n
ran against Stephen Bowen. Valued at SI6OO.
= JoHN j HIGGINS, Sheriff, B. o. o.
sbsriff,s once, Dec. 5sh, 1910.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
sHERIFF,s SALE.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Brown Coun-.
ty, Ohio, made at their October Term
1910, | will offer for sale at the front
door Of the Courthouse in Georgetown,
on Saturday, the 18th day Of January,
1871, between the hours of 10 and A o.
clock on said day, the following real es-
tate to wit:--All that tract or parcel of
land situate in Clark township Brown, co..,
Ohio, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning alta red oak and beech trees
corner to Christopher LOvenguir in the
original line; thence with said original
line north SO degrees east ll9 poles 10
three beech tees in the original line;
thence north degree west l74 poles to
a beech and two maple trees; thence
south 80 degrees west ll9 poles to
burr oak and hickory trees, corner to
Christopher LOvenguir; thence with his
limo ST. degree E. l74 poles to the place
Of beginning, containing 100 acres and
6l poles more or less, being part Of 1000
acres survey entered in the name of
Charles Patterson No. 2936.
Ordered to be sold as the property of
James Ross at the suit Of Eugene Levas-
sOr. Terms, cash in hand. e' "A
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
+o as B. C. o.
Sherf7s Office, Dec. 5th, 1910. sa
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
sHERIFF's SALE

RY virtue eofa writ of Vendifios, =, ,,a,,,sL7
- mas to me directed by tho CodFtl6F
Common Pleas ia and Cor Brown co,in,S OhsS,' +
will offer iorsaie, al the front door Of tbs Con-,
house IN Georgetown, on SATURDAY the l6th JsS
Of January le4l, between the hours Of Il ana
O'Clock on said day, the following real ss,hf. n,
wit. piece or parcel of land sitaattsjn BtSss,,e
COUNTY, Ohio, being part Of John Watts surveS
NO. SIT9, aud bounded and described az foll0vs.
beginning at stone, corner 70 N, Moore sr. ana
Ihos. w. Kennedy; thence North thtse.fJirths
deg q. I6 poles thence South 81 deg. East ia
poles to stone; thence South I deg. w. 6 polsa.
thence east poles and IL feet; thence south.
west o poles 10 the State road; thence N. 36
deg. West 10 poles aud I 2feet 70 the place ofbs-
glnnings supposed to contain one acre and thirdv
DO the same more or less, with the improvements
thereon.
Also lot No, % in Hamersville, in that part OF
said town laid of by N. Moore 81. '''f'fA
Also piece or parcel Of land ID said eobnkve
bounded 1sfollows: beginning at a stons In tSe
state road in John Ksnnedy's line thence with
the road south 43A deg. e. IS poles to stone ih
the road thence S. al deg. w. IS 26sIOO p6heS
to astOne; thence N. 43A deg. w. IS 6olss IN
It me in John Kenn Us line thence win said
line N. 4 l-2 deg, E, 25 26-lO0 poles to the be-
ginning, Containing one acre and half, being
part ofJOhn Watts survey No. S779. ~ =
TobesOld as the property of William Doad.
ney, at tho suit of John Reeves against sbid
DOwdnsy, John v. Kennedy and Benz. Apple
gate. Terms, cash in band.
JOHN J. HIGGINS Sh,E. B. CO.
Shsrif's office, December 5ih, lS40. =
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
PROSPECTUS


CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE AND APPENDIX.
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- tha approaching session Of Congress, TheV
have had such wide circulation in the United
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1t to say that they will BIS Invaluable to all who
isel an interest 10 the proceedings of Congress.
No other publication gives them so full, nor half
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Our position at the seat Of Government enables
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III pleAse give this prospectus an Insertion
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
TLIE PRINTER


al piiy-I pity the printer" said my
uncle Toby; "he is poor devil" reiOined
|. Show so?' said my uncle Toby. "In
the FIRST place he must endeaVOr to please
every body. In the negligence of mo.
ment perhaps a small paragraph pops upon
him: he hastily throws it to the compos-
itor--it is inserted--and he is d---d to
all ntents and purposes" "Too much
the case" said my uncle Toby with a
sigh--''too much the case" "Nor is that
all" continued !. "He sometimes hits
upon piece that pleases him nightly,
and he thinks that il cannot bat 20 down
with his subscribers; but alas! who can
calculated He inserts'it and it is over
with him. They forgive others, they can
not forgive aprinter. He has host to
print for, and every one sits up for crit
ic The pretty Miss exclaims, "why don't
he give US more poetry and bonmot!"--
"Away with these stale pieces" The
politician claps his specks upon his nose
and runs 1t over in search Of violent in
vective; finds none, he takes bis specks
OF, folds them, sticks them in his pocket
declaring the paper good for nothing bu
to burn. So it goes. Every one thinks
it ought to be printed for himself, as
he is subscriber and thus weekly it i.
brought to the grand ordeal
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
TAKING THE CENsIiIs

|. Marshal.-"How many males were
there in this family on the first day 81
June, undoF i've years Of agef'' '-r---'
Female. Males! what's thalf''
Marshsl--"BOvs, madam; how many
boys were iheref'' Z y q
Female -"Four.''
Marshal--"What! four under tivo years
of agefn sssoF
Female--"Yes. four"
IN M,,,,shsl--''sOhe =, twins | suppose
neither.'' o " '"'"'
and under telf'' 80
!, Fsmalo-ANone ot your busioes,.
You'll next ask how long i've been ma.
fied. lls Hne time ifFoIks bSSS =. 'l'S.. Z.
tell oil they have done in their IGel Y
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19


IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMRN--A SECRET
WORTH KNowrNG.-The day before yes.
terday, we happened 10 be passing in front
Of the United States Hotel, when we OBJ.
served large crowd attracted by an ON.
nibus laden with passengers, which tho
hores refused to draw. The driver had
tried every expedient to urge on the ami.
mals-such as the ordinary modes Of whip.
ping, coaxing, &c, but altsn vain, when
our tOwnsman, John G. Montgomery, ESQ
suggested the plan flying string tightly
round tho horses ear close 10 the head.
tho driver apPrehending that Mr.. M.
was disposed TO quiz him, refused to
make the trail, but upon Mr.. Ms. ty.
ing the twine around the horses ear--hav.
ing requested the driver to resume his
seat aud TO give his horses loose rein,
without applying the whip--it operated
like chain, aud the animals started of
without further difficulty, to the infinite
amusement aud qualification Of the by.
ISLANDERS. Mr.. NJ. stated to the crowd
that he had tried the experiment more
than a hundred times, and had never
known to fail but once.-PhH. Paper.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19

to pdt sirteea dollars q day in his own
pocket, and refused to vote > month
TO the half-clothed, half-fed soldiers, who
were defending their country!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
WINTER.

Look again al the comforts and domes-
tic endearmenls Of Winter-evenilg fire.
side. Who, that has experienced those,
will allege that winter is inferior to sum.
mer, either in its enjoyments or in its
N cans of improvement! When early
night bas spread iis shade over external
nature and labor has ceased in the fields,
and the sound Of busy feet is more rarely
head along the streets; when the shut
ters are closed, and the curtains down,
and the fire PLACES in the CRATE, and the
candle stands on the table, shedding arti-
fetal day, and united family, shutting out
the world, retire within their own beloved
circle, to enjoy the social hours, when the
father and mother occupy their wonted
chimney corners, and the children, while
their hands, precaance, are engaged in
some light employment, listen with inter
est 10 the instruction Of some well.cho-
sen book, or bear their parts in ediying
aud endearing conversation-who will not
confess that there are advantages in this
intercourse, which long days, ana q more
genial atmosphere, with all the attractions
Of social woods and Aowery meads, can
scarcely equall
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
Three Gents Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber, on the 29th
hday Of November, 1870, DARIUS B.
KING, an indentsd apprentice to the Tailoring
business, in Russelville, Brown county, o.
fOrewam all persons against bring, hafbOring OF
trusting said BOY on my account. will give
three cents for him, and no thanks, If brought
back.
..,.,.. ..f SAMUEL WILKINS.
RussslyIlle, Nov. 80, 1870.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19


DY virtue OF az order directed to US, the un-
I'D dsrsigned by Francis Alekdnder,a Justice
OF ths Peace, we have this day appraised three
strays, taken up by George BOIL. One, bay
mare with bald face (; lett hind leg white up to
the ham; black name and tail; tail short; sup.
posed to be five years old past; appraised at
twenty-five dollars. One red roam horse colt,
supposed TO be two years old some white 90 the
hind feet; appraised at fifteen doIars. Que ba'
mare Coli, supposed to be two years old; sor
white on the right bind foot; appraised at R
dollars; no other marks or brands percevable.
Given lndsr our hands, this lst day of o.
1910. . .. t..
ABRAHAM CREST, { Apprs
DAVID GIBLER. ssrs.
State OF Ohio, Brown County, IS. ,s-e .t
do hereby certify that the above is a true
copy from my estray hook. Given under my
hand and seal, this lst day Of Oct. 1910. g
FRANCIS ALEXANDER ]. P. 4-Wa