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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
OF my school, for Pcnmanship, sienogrnphy
Book Ia

vi my SchOOi, Fcnnsaushlp, StenOgrnphy
md Book keeping.
INf1E public are notified thai have removed my
l. School 10 the Masonic Hall. for the better and
more private accommodation of Students where
have been solicited to open a School tor three
months, IN order 10 give tine to lecture in Arllh
melic, as well as Penmanship, Be. kkeeling and
Stenogtaphy.
hope the young gentlemen Of Lynchbu,g who
are deficient IN the following branches, Will give
a call and save the trouble ui hiding Them ou t.
10 vii: Practical Lessons IN the English Language,
Walker and other Dictionaries; Historical Reading
aud SpellIug; PraCucal Arithmetic Penmanslnp
Bookkeeping; and where preferred, the Shon
Hand, o, Science Of Stencgraphy.-lience Twin be
that this will be general Schoo! Of Instruction.
IN which have given a sUftiency OF time TO impar
most OF all tie above named branches. Nv object
(as hltheIto) is to give satisfaction consequently
any sndenl can lake my ticket, for any one single
branch-as. for Pc marship, Senography, Book
keeping, &c.--acd lie has a su1iciency OF time to
make hrs self perfect, either BY day night les
sons without encroachin2 much upon his time. NJ =,
School is now opcu, and students Tor any all the
above named branches i'll he received APP i ica-
Ilon as aboge, either as day night Scholars. II
IS necessary that application be made eaily as
possible, lha The scholar nay lose ltte lIne as
POSSIBLE after Tie commencement and organ Zitiun
OF the School. Ladies wishing 10 learn Pcuman-
ship can JON il class once day, where they ma.
choose 10 appo.t, or al the Masonic all.
lEIEKIAH A. DAVIS.
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nv FLETCHER r. TOEER.
ttlslNEASo
&. "THE LYNCIlBURG VIRGlNlAN,'

=. published emi-peeky ftre'y Monday aud 1hafsdoy)
- roar Dollars per aaaRm payable IA adrdaee No sub
n,,oa pH be receired for shorter time than SIC months
M paper m be discontinued fercepf at The discretion Of
a., rdifors } until all the arrear0ges are pad.
rP ADVERTISEHENTS inserted at 80 cents per
re for less for first inSeron and 81 cents for ere
~ subsequent Insertion
r-P JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erPedious-
T., ,,J on reasonable terms.
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COrSets vMd !SMspeMIters.

n hAftuE assortment Of c. unsr,'s best Cor
nat, cotton melt, woisled Suspenders, great va
Z e"e'i, and for sale by HUNT * WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-15
FRESH SUPPLY

or new aud beautiful Chene Mouslin de LANES
~ Florence Biad Bonnels, Chene lbbons. Al
so, new Syle Plaid Nous. de LANES, winch will b,
sold eanemel. low. JAMES A. STlGLER.
Nov
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NEW CASH STORE.

VNllE subscribers have associaled themscVe to-
i gethcr, under the sl,lr and im ii T.. Ii pel ms
& Co; and having taken The house one door above
Mr. c. Phelps Auction Room and nearly opp site
Messrs Geo. Bagby Il Co. and Bryan Young.
are now receiving general assortment OF STAPLE
SFANCY DRY GOODS, which they offer their
hiends d the public AT small advances on Northern
puces. for cash AMI "
All who buy Goods in this market Cor cash will do
well 10 examlue H. EN- stock before purchasing.
E.HOPklNS.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
JNO. Il. DAVIS.
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seventh parts OF tisc tract OF land

Of which William Coffey, j., died possessed, as
Ife tenant, under the will OF The said William Cot
fey, Scnr. deed.
THIS Tract Of Land lies on Cub Creek, ADJOINING
The Lands of Susanna llill and Others. The terms
Of sale will be a credit al twelve months. the pun
chaser 10 give bond with approved security, aud a
lien on the LanI reserved for the ultimate seculny
Of HE dcbf.
p es,ion will be given e he premises, in both
instances, on tie fist day Of Januar, mex.
CIlAS. PEkROW, Comm'r.
Nov m
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DySSDEETEO.N.

yI,UE concern Of MARTIN, WARD Il
DAVIS was dissolved by the death OF Tho
was J. Martin, ESQ on the ooh day # August,
Ieao and The undersigned has all the books aud pa
mrs of The late concern, and he alone is authorized
TO grant receipts and close The sane. All persons
indebted will call on HUI for sell lemrnt.
JNO. WARD, Jr.
One of The surviving partners oi NJ. W. ~ DAVIS
Nav. |
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n Il &C II OF l. a n ID :,

Of which the said William Coifey, Sen'r, decd,
died seized and possessed, lying and being IN The
county Of Nelson, on I've River, at the base Of the
Thtee Ridge Mountain. Those who wish IT. pnf-
chase would do well 10 II before the day Il sale.
The terms OF sale will be II ciedlt OF twelve
months the purchaser gvmg bond with approved
secutlly tol the putchAse money, and Lea will be
reserved upon the Lond for The ultimate curly of
the dtbI.
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will, by virtue Of a decree of said Coutt, f the
same day, pronounced in The Of James Bridge
and Ez beth his wife and others, against Edmund
+. Coilcv, surviving Executor of William Cofiry,
Seu'r.. decd aud Others, on the premises, expose
to sa e, two undivided
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
THE LION OF THE DAY.

40 CrRE No FAY!
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, or GERMAN FILLS
Hg6iy recommended By Diet. ajoEiAe Mott d. H. of
". !. dAd others.
'HNlEHE arc the orders Any one TINT does not find re-
Ici rom these pills the price Is refunded hack these
ac the fOST\ orders d the Proprietor to agents and
others.
IN Offering these pills tothc public appeal to their in
'tgtncc. ithnsc pulls not what they are r,rr,uf
mehdc on are IN duty bound, orrcsucct to ,our.,
ana community t0rCeo Them. and publish them To the
world rs m imposition humbUg and Quuchrry. The rl-
H'hal be- assured they are purely vegetable, they are
composed ut nine ingredients, part Of tie mcoicuri ory
FOUND IN ASIA and the vallcs o Germany. Tor convenience
l'e c\irnriN ac made into pills and viii be found sure
cure OF rticIof all bilious tumrUiuts. yellow and billion,
levers fever and tguc, juuicc, scarlet rash bilious ,lo
ic. dyspepsia Nt.
1t is not intended That this medicine ~ cure for an de
SENSES to winch lh' human system is liable Ten thonld
useless rur'' have been made to draw Gum the region Il
Unknown fancy some lotg spun theory 0i magic art wE.ch
would cnrc each and every discg.r Good neJirinei
to tie found IN the fire or whiilwnd.
Health and happiness hang upon chance wind-mc II.
the herald Oi truth
The past nt Inst is SECURE; they have already raised
monument nj their greatness which viii DEFY the currou
tooth OF time.
Sold by T. Hutchinson ir., Taft. RatCsG Co. Wood,iorL
!, Gibson, Ffucinr>ttllc, ShCrWH s Rirlard.on H. 4
Dcning ~ Co.. : las Bruce Ir Chester; II. h. Nrvi.r
l'urlon ~ Brooks, Norwich j. &. Brooks. Cushing A
NtholN, Hartford l.. Clement, BrdgCWattr: r. linn
nsion, lIGrIlnndi l. ". Hubbard. Ilulct !, SayHer
Windsor; ). &. Fay Reading; Buck & Jones, Scr.lI
Readings Robbins White, Cnvrndi>h; :. rrrut,, Par
kinsyIc Bailey Bartlett, WCuihcrsheI; H. Rrnagd,on
Co., h. Atwood, Rochester, Billy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work,

TINIlE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
all It's various branches, his old stand nearly opposite
Whitncys Hotel, where he will hold himself In readiness
To accommodate all who may feel disposed to paroniIc
him. The best Ot stock will be kept constantly hand,
ind no pains will be spared To keep the best wOrkncn in
constant readiness to execute orders for the durable
ware in this line.
on HAND AND ron SALE,
sTtNLEY'S PARLOR sTOyEs-Oour sizes, 1.-THE most
beautiful pattern in the market. Also,
WOOLSON'S COOK, aud sheet iron diving lue, COOK
STOVE, aud Sheet Iron Stoves and Pine.
COPPER BOILERS a TEhkETrLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS IN ncwGnd much approved agtiClc.)
HIRD WiRE, SO. &C.
All who in want Of any of the above articles will do
well TO call aud examine the and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLISll.
Woodstock, Dec. %, lSi0 81
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WILLIAM BROWNS
NTHI'INI HNV " y
SARSAPARlllA C0MPlllMl SYRup.

TUE most POPULAR the most pleasant the most whole
some and 0nc OF the most powerful PURIFIERS Of the
blood. Every body IL praising H. and all are in pursuit
II, See that you get the "enuue, and call for William
Browns Snrsapara Compound. The article is for sale
by all the GrOcUrs and many Othe Druggists in Boston,
Salem, Worcester, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford New
Haven New Bedford Fall River, Providence, Portland,
Bangor aud most of the country towns are supplied.
Dealers supplied nj the manufacturers price by all
the wholesale West India Goods and Durgges Stores in
Boston.
1t is the cheapest preparation Of Slrsaparilln now in
market according to the quality. Price 50 cents bottle,
including the soda. No doubt its efficiency after
examining my new steam apparatus or extracting the
strength from the root. And us further evidence see
certificates of Mr. FCsscn1cn.
hereby certify that within the last two months have
prepared in my MILL for William Brown, ChcmiS, AL
Washington street Boston, two thousand five hundred
pounds OthG best of Spanish Sasapa the grcutcr part
is already used up in manufacturing his celebrated Mead
Syrup. | have further orders to prepare more.
PHILIP b, FESSENDEN, West Cambrdac, Mass,
SGrsgParid Compound or SIrer TOP. This celebrated
Summer beverage has at length ound its way into Chcs
hire county. We have tried it and lind it all it prosscs
he. 1t is recommended for its chcnpEcss about one
cent for half pint tumblcr Nh. N. ScRtRak
UiiGia Bropm'S SarSIPdrWa hoad makes capital be-
verage for this warm weather. II Is cheap, wholesome
and refreshing 1t is almost as fashionable ls hard cider
CiarcmoHt Ergie.
Sold by r. HOFCHiNSON, Jr', Woodstock. 57-ly
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STATE OF VERMONT, , THE Hon. The

STATE OF VERMONT, ] THE Hon. The
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR, IS, Probate count
Jor The District Of Windsor aforesaid, TO the
creditors and all others concerned in Tie Estate
Of PARsoN WESTON, late Of Reading, in said
DtNTict, deceeSei, teStdtc, GREETING:
WHEREAS, Brdgnon IIapgood, Executor of
w the last VIII and Testament of the said de-
ceased, has made application to said Court TO ex-
tend the time for the settlement of the estate aore-
said, one year from the expiration of the time here
toiorc allowed for that purpose: Therefore, you
are hereby notified to appear before sand Court, at
session thereof TO be holden at the Probate Office
in Cavendsh, in said District, on the thirteenth
day of September next ensuing to show cause, if
any you may have, why the said time should not
be extended agreeaby to the Executors appica-
ton aforesaid
Given under my hand, and the seal Of said Pro-
bate Court, at Windsor, in SAID district, this
seventeenth day of August, A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred rOrty-one.
3w69 SALMON +, BUTTON, Register.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after MONDAY, March %, lall the passenger
~ trains will run rs iollowsi
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToN
At III AN. At ii pm. At AM At2rM
AT 10 l.4 Am. At pm. At III An At 531P NJ.
LEAVE LOWELL
At IA AM At IL III pm. At ii pm. At7P.v.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken ut TyngsbOrough and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will he conveyed To the Cars free of expense, by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Office aud passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will be CON
veyed to any part OF the city without charge.
roro From Nashua to Lowell, so cents.
'"' From Nashua, to BOSTON, s so.
On the arrival Of the at Nashua, stages leave for all
part of Newilampshrc, Vermont NewYO rk and CHnada
ya AmoSkcag Concord KCone CharestOwn, H., Wind
sOr, aud BrattlebOro VT
Books are kept in BosToy ut the Stage Office No and
II Elm-streetusO In LOWELL, the Railroad and Stage
Office in front of the Depot, where be secured
any of the Coachcs and correct information obtained
respecting the different stage rOuts.
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua, March 10, 1910
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Depot at
Charcsown and Nashua, every morning, (unday oNccp
tcdo
All goods to he transported the Rail Road, going
above Lowell, mast be sent 10 the Company freight
Depot, CharlCstown, Mt the end ofWmrCn Bridge
Goods to he forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent tn the Depot rs early rs the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodioIs
StOreI both Nashua and ChurlCstOwn, and hay
of Merchandise give notice that they prepared
to traspo all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded to their DcpoS, aud for this purpose have
furnished safe aud covered cars which will perfectly
goods from damage and careful and experienced men
TO take charge of the Transportation business ut the De-
pots, and to accompany the goods over the road
The Company, determine not only To accommodate
the public hut to extend every Gclity in their power
both TO Transfers and Merchants and have fixed upon the
following rates OF Freight;
ST. 50 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles.
town. Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Low
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
WHITE RIVER ACADEMY,

II'HF fall term of this Institution will commence
l. on Wednesday, Sept. LIST under the superln-
tendenco of J. u. BANCROFT, A. b. who is birhly
recommended 10 US, and whose success in teaching
enables US confidently to recommend this school
10 the patronage Of the public.
Mr. u. viii give evening lectures, and particular
eoits will be made by means of familiar illustra-
lions 10 render the whole course of instructions
thorough ard practical.
These advantages togethar with the pleasan, and
retired location, will make this school particularly
desirable.
TUITION, for all English studies, $500
4 Languages, $3.50
Boaid and rooms on the most reasonable terms.
CHARLES HOLMES
MOSES FRENCH, Committee.
H. b. BROWN.
Hartford, Aug 2, ISL. 67-3w
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Making 8 per cent assessments
for the year; said per ccnago to he cast on the
original amount of the premium note, without re-
ference to any endorsement, and TO be paid to the
Treasurer at his office i'll Montpelier, on or before
the goth day of October, 1911, being the day of
the annual meeting of said Company.
Members Of the Company will please bear in
mind that II good chance will be given them to for
ward money by the members of the Legislature,
and it is hoped that none will fail 10 avail them
selves Of the opportunity.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, August 9Th, 1911. 3w;G0
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Gil EST I Z

THE Democratic Freemen of Chester are re-
qucscd to meet at the Inn of G. S. x |. $. AL
cock, on SATURDAY, the 4h day of Sept, al
O'clock p. NJ, 10 select some person to repre-
sent them in the Legislature at the next session.
punetual attendance is respectfully solicited.
Blu order of TOwn Committee.
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OLD SALT-ASU. COMISG.

The Democrats Of the town of Plymouth, are
requested to meet a! lIaywoods Inn, at 0 o'clock,
in the morning, of election day, Sept. 7lh to make
nomination ola suitable person to represent them in
the next Legislature The meeting will be in the
hall, punctuaity is requested,
BIZ order of Torn Committee.
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U MON no I S { 3,
MONTPELIER, VT.

rINIE subscriber would respectively inform the public
l. that he has taken the above named House, and TINT
the establishment has been fitted up in good ,tylChc Hat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction WILDE given To all who
may favor lin with call Ever grateful To his old and
numerous cu.toncrst who have nutrunZcd him while keep
ing the Stage House. AT Danyc for more than ten year,
Pa>thc still hopes that they will continue their ror at the
NuN luUS E and he respectfully invites his present pat
run> and the travelling public, generally, when visiting the
Capitol oca on him. prdginG himself that his house shall
be Kept ina clcGn quiet and pcacchlc MANNER md that he
will do his best cndrayOrs to render the sly OF his guests
pleasant and comfortable. JNO. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dec. Il, $50. 3j-tf
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Brighton Market,
MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1911.

At Market s2j BceCattle, 100 Stores, 5,lOO Sheep and
900 Swine.
PRICEs.Bf6f cattle. First quality s. 80 49, second
quality 81 ija %. third quality, 50 90 a ] %.
Siores-Two year olds sold for So and lot for $40
and ~. We quote Two year old, s. IA a. Three year
old si9 10
SbcepWe mott ccd lots Of culinary lambs cold for Soc
So 90 and 81 II. Better qualities, 8 25 81 SO 62
81 IS 50 90 and 81 IL.
Swine.-Dull. Lots to Tedde selected and 81, for
sowa and and ia for barrows At retail, H. and s.
Neu England Farmer.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

NiNER.fL SPRINGS, HiGHGITE, TT
TIVE Subscriber respectfully informs the public thnt
this new and comm0dnus iluusc-urccicd last season
for the accommodation nj such may wish Ia purlnhc
the celebrated IMMORAL Water, OF the SpriuGis open
for the reception Of visitors Many additions having been
nude during the pas, winrrond the subscriber llatcrs him
self tu he shall be- able tn accommodate aud give satsc-
On 10 All who may have UccHsont0 resort To this f1uut.
n of hGGh No 0gniinn will be- spared to render the sit.
untnn Ol the afflicted as comfortable possible Families
w be furnished with constructed for their tOnvcl.
icncc Parties Of pleasure will always find the House open
for their reception aud every Thing which the peculiar and
romantic situation Affords thCng situated upon the banks
Of beautiful bay, and surrounded by extensive shady
groves provided for their amusement and health.
DIR. llEINEEEuG, Of Burlington will visit the Springs
once week, or ucnCr for the accommodation o such ~
with his professional services convenient carriage
will be in readiness Ia run from the Springs Ia meet the
Steamboat at st. Adams Tuesdays and FRIDAYS Of each
week. +. W. WOOD.
Iahgatc Springs, Mny g. ELL.
n. d. Sail Boat will at nll times be in readiness for
pleasure excursions upon tie hay. 53.l2w
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n CIV Good Is.
3i.u

I,lIE subscriber has Just received from Boston IN aii-
on to his former stock the greatest variety Of Watch
Jewery, Silver ware riania ware, irCy goods, mt
Sic in sheets, and musical Instruments toys, clocks aud
timC-pcccs, rifle powder, aud pre-, cIps combs,
prclumery aud shaving sUaPi good assortment OF bass
viol and yiO strings cariOn,tt reeds violin bows
and bridges patent heads for bass yols, and in short nj
ANY article that may be- found in a variety store
which will be sold at reduced prices cash. produce,
short and approved credit
peders wishing Tor any of the above articles, can he
furnished cheap any other store in the country.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
J. II. MURDOCH.
y. y. Particular attention paid To clock aud watch
pairing, and also to the repairing ofjCwclry. j. H. NJ
Woodstock. Sept %, 1910. 81
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SELLING OFN At COST.

FTfllE subscriber being about to make some new arrange
mcnt in his business will dispose Of his present stock
Of Gn0dS at cost jor Cp,d.
The stock consists Oft great variety Of Prints M0uslu
dc lnins, French Lawns, Gnglams, ShUwls Ildk. Do.
nestle Goods, Glass aud China Ware, Groceries &c DC
with many other articles too ucumerous 10 MENTION
Those who wishing to avail themselves Of this oppOr
unity To buy cheap, will please clt und they will find
burguins which will de satisfactory.
CHARLES DANA,
Woodstock, July 4, l5il. G3-3w
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VHNiE subscriber feeling grateful for the patron.
H. age heretofore bestowed on the late firm of
Snow & Chamberlin, and having purchased the
entire stock in rade of the late firm, and being dis
posed to sell goods ON as liberal terms as any other
Store in the country, respectfully soliciis share
of the public patronage,
OTIS CHAMBERLAIN.
Pomlret, Aug. 80, 1871. C9-2w
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

I HAVE received rom New York and Boston, general
/ assortment Of SPRiSG Il SUMNER GOODS, which
viii be sold cheaper than ever lur cash
7. HUTCHINSON Jr,
WuolstOck, May 2G, lsll.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
NOTICE,

WIS may certify that have given my son
l. Daniel his time to act and trade for himself,
and shall pay no debts of his contracting, and
clam none Of wages, after this date.
WIN. ROGERS.
Hartland, April |, ISL G9;3w@
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
WOODSTOCK.

TIE Democratic FreemeG Of Woodstock will
meet at the EAGLE II l., (Aden' 81 on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of September, at
o'cck, p. NJ, to select a candidate for town rep
resentatiyc. G. RICHARDSON,
TOwn Committee.
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LAST CtLL!!

A III. demands due the late firm of WITT s.
~ SOUTlIGATE, must be paid before the first
day of September, next
PS. Particular attention must be paid TO this
call, to save cost.
The above demands will be settled by
i. b. SOUTlIGATE.
July lS4l. $3.50
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-03
RSu & u Il ETT,
ATTORNEYS AND COuNSF ILORS AT LAW,
NTOODSTOCK, VT.

OGcc, Tin street, near he Congregational CLWch.
THE subscribers have formed such connexions under
the above firm, be able give prompt and careful
attention Ia whatever business in LAW and Cu,NCEEY,
may be- entrusted to them. CHARLES MARSH
JAMES BARRETT
Dec. %, 1910. 36-lf