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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
FROM BRAZIL.

| The Diario de Pornau.bueo. OF September 20. has
been received here. Gen. Caxias, it appears, from
an imperial despatch, has been appointed a Field
Marshal. The rebels, in a baltic the 20tn, wero
completely defeated with loss ofInany killed, and
200 prisoners. In Rio GGande, too, they had met
| with defeat
The Journal d. Concrete (of Rio Jsnero) under
date September 21. announces the speedy departure
Of Field Marshal Caxias for Rio Grande, with
large !erco which, it confidently believed would
have difficulty in putting end TO the re lsllioa
there.
The arrival OF the American brig Pc, Capt, Bene-
diet, at Ccara, is announced. She was !eaky and
the Captain had been compelled to throw overheard
great part Of his cargo, consisting of iron. She
was bound from Philadelphia to Montevideo.-..N
%. Bee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
VIRGINIA. CLAY PApERs.
The R.Ieigh Resisier s,Ya:

The Raleigh Register says;
We like the idea Of the "Nitional Forum, ~
Phiadephn, IN starring list OF the Clay ps pers in
that State, and passing ii round for additions. La,
be done IN every State, and let Us have full and
complete list OF all the papers in the Union which
aio united IN the support Of the great American
Statesmen. Here goes for North Caralina.
Fayetteville Observer,
WILMINGTON Chronicle,
Neubern Spectator
Warrington Wing,
r. zlbeih City Old North State,
Eisnton Seminal
Roanoke Republican.
OGford Mercury,
HhIsboro' Recorder
Greensboro Patrioi,
Salisbury Waterman,
AsheviIls Highland Messenger,
Rutherford lnlelligeneer,
Charlotte Journel,
Raleigh Star,
Rieish Register,
Sixteen: pretty fair for old Rip. Now lot US
sec how tho Old Dominion counts;
First, horo at the Capitol there's
Ourselves toldost 6rsr; our gay liluo friend H.,
Corporal The Compiler isa lii,lo given to net
ifah.y, but Clay at heart The Enquirer, wo be.
iisVe, We won'l Just now count.
Petersburg ln.ogoneer,
Norfolk Herald,
Norfolk Beicon,
Portsmouth Clay Banner,
fredericksburg Aroma,
Charlottesville Advocate,
Winchester Republican,
Lynehburg Virginian,
Sluunion Spectator,
Buchanan Mountaineor,
KanaWha Republican,
DInvllo Reporter,
Abingdon Vnginian,
Lexington Gazstte,
Cbarlesiown Free Press,
Msuinsburg G,zouc,
Clarksburg Harrsonian,
Romnsy InIelligondor,
Wheeling Gszs.ts,
Wheeling Times,
Lewisburg Wing,
Leesburg Genius Of Liber y,
Leesburg WashipgIODIan,
| Kanawhs Patriot,
| Pafkersbufg Gazette.
~" Say two bakers dozen, not ell told.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

puelish IT, because no learn that feeling 10 rapidly
spreading through parts of the State ia favor
OF such measures. We hold il the better way 10
allow the thing 70 havs voice, at once. through the
press. and that public discussion shall at once "
employed. to he utmost. to calm tho general mind.
and chase away, with moro cheerful and virtuous
thoughts, the baekness Of such IDEAS which are no,
whit more foul than they would prove fatal.
We call upon our brethren OF the Press generally
to como to our assistance. aud 10 rally whatever o.
sense and honesty IS left amongst US. to avert ca.
.am.y far worse even than any we have yet suffer.
ed-the calamity Of useless dishonor, added to ON
barrassments from which that is the very last thing
to exteicalc IL is at thi. moment that we need
public character and credi, the most: and shall We
now destroy them1 When good mon and brave
nations suffer, they call up fresh virtue and adji
honsl heroism. Is it in public Dissolution Of ali
Faith, in an abandonment Of all sonse as well as ali
morality. that zoe are to take REFUGEE
To morrow, however, We will endeavor to argue
this thing little more eoolly. aud to examine mi
nuiely the effects Of such legislation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

vALuAnLE LAND ron SALE.

OFFER foe salo the Tract Land The county Of Han
over 90 which reside, containing by survey I664 acres
called the Rocky Mills, distant ~ mlea from Richmond
The buings are large Brick Dwelling with the usual
out houses, all ~ tie most complete repair, BTic
barn with hrashng machine, tobacco houses, &c. A
large portion OF tho land s highly improved aud il now m
c6ceent condition, anda great oft enclosed with oak
plank fences. w ~
wS9i abundant the Farm well watcred and has extern
sNc ncaiows on There are thriving ysung OrchartJ
now pro Icug the finest Fruit tho sfsiion h. Tem1rL-
ably healthy aud In every respect Is most desirable
For terms, which will be very accommodating amply 10
James Lyons, ESQ, In Richmond the subscriber on
the proniecs. EF WICKukM
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

'IlE Winter term of t's Ius'Ftinn will commence ON
n The lrst Mlnily IN November and terminate with the
month II April The course NJ Instruction will bc such
az prepare pupil for college the Ordiaary buginSqs
Of Nc Nj Tizzar who prcsiics The Classical DC
plTlmont, Is graduate II Dickinson College ami cfn
rcntly qualified for tie station.
Turns For 7sion Of months. s65 one payable in
advance Por further information reference may had TO
thc Rev. X II. Wilmer. GOochlsnd Robert W. Ash!in Of
Fuyanua. Rev !. Massey, DR. Rev. Royster, u Tin.
sley, Thomas Page, Thomas I. HobsOn, Dabncy and
Thomas Miller, Esqs, Powhatan.
The number Of pupils being limited II IL dcairibo that
applications fJr admission bo made IL early day All
communications must be directed to Jefferson Powhaian
oc 8 elm THOMAS e.. MILLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
WORKINGS OF PHILANTHROPY.

IL is long since we have seen, in any paper, 30
exact picture as the following OF the natural ef.
ieets Of Negro philism upon the race il intends to
elevate, whether ht for it or not, A very sensible
Philadelphia Journal 1.-THE Evening Courier) in de
scribing the woes that wait upon dousewifery there
and the badness Of Domss sites generally, gives the
following account OF the condition and morals of tho
negroes.
AS to the blacks they constitute a much smaller
porton OF our domestlcs now than formerly, and
the number is rapidly diminishing. This is ascribed
10 various causes, bat chic fly owing to their very
dependent manner, their npatience OF bsing directed
or caidedtheir proneness to chango,anj their gene
raj want of cleanliness to say nothing oftheir inner
eeI knowledge ofthe duties they employ per-
iorm Formerly We had very good eoored servants
they were respectful, steady. understood their du
YES, and cheetfully aud faithfully performed them
bdi OF late years the blscks have taken up the no
Noh mat they must not bind out their children. even
'housh they have no means to feed and clothe them
~ nome. Ihey even prefer making becsars and
thieves OF them, TO binding them families where
hey would DO we'll brought up. treated kindly, and
become thoroughly acquainted with house work
Inc consequence is that the colortd children Of our
city generally grow up in dleness, with the worst
possible habits, manners aud propensiiies. Out OF
such materials II IS impossible to make good do
msstics: their bad habts are too firmly 4 xed TO be
eradicatsd, when they become old enough to go out
10 service. and they totally ignorant of every
thing required OF them. This beng the case, few
Will employ them II white servants can lie obtained.
Inc condition OF the black population of our city,
on ths and other accounts; is worthy the attention
oil inc philarihropists; and long their present
notions prevail, and they prefer to bring up their
chi1dren IN rags. and deness and beggary, to pu;-
ting them where they may be properly cared Tor
end made TO be industrious, and 1t must &c, worse
from year TO year,"
In oil this one unaccus;omed to deal with the
African race will recognize its characteristic hatred
oil exeFiion, and its mpfovidence--qu a,ie, which,
IN our view, render il, and will forever render it,
incapable OF ever occupying any bu; dependent
condition, when in contac, with the white race, and
any but a savage condition, when left TO itself.
But, apar, fiom all this, what else cou,d be ex,
peeied but that these poor creatures, when they
found themselves tn, objects of such a rage OF be-
nevolence, should grow insolen, and idle They
had parsons to caress them, ladies' 10 tend them,
societies to care for them while whites in the same
condition and Tar more meri,orious received not the
smallest attention. OF course, they have begun to
'ooK upon themselves as iavoured class whose
privilege is, not to work. tho in want and 10 be
esteemed, without behaving themselves,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
NEW BoAWDISG HOUSE.
MRS EIAIRORN me

PICS leave TO say TO her friends former Patrons
thii she has taken tho coinn1Iioua tenement on
Bank street, south side 81 The Capitol square formerly
occupied by Doctor L.. II. Carmichael where ON M.
any number Of Day BosrderS s60 per annu and ia.
miles thavng yet wo airy aud comfortable chafnbcrs) NJ
prices 20 suit the ncs. Tho situation is eligible being
within Two minutes walk Of hc Banks aud the Capital
feircd and commanding all iiic ayautagoa or good neigh
horhood, &c Mrs. would only appeal 10 her long ~.
peTcncc IN the business, her manc anxiety AZ all tnrr
10 render her b0ardcrs comfortable and her present
termination 10 relax ia wise tho efforts 10 This
end, as guaranty hafthose who may favor her with Their
patronage sa receive all that attention 10 their Sanf.
when may be desirable.
Mrs Claiborne IN also prepared accommodate all fran
scut visitors who nc call III rtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
FOR LEASE.

THE Goal Mines, well known Blouni's Pitts sometimcs
called the Eina Pits recently worked 10y Wills, RTown
A 20, iinIncha,ey adjoining the black Heath Mines ia
the county OF Chesterfield. The coal from these mines
stand. unriyAlcd a. TO quality; has long been used for
manufacturing purposes and especially approved Jorge
and Snths Soa The recent passage Of the Tad giving
10 Tue Goal business reasonable protection renders this
property ut this time adyania 10 persona
sposedio engage in the business. With the Mines the
lie 'see eau obtain upon very reasonable terms, Gu
s'ncs one top, the other underground engine.
both OF these engines now n good oIkinE condition
the mines can at inconsiderablr expense be Put
working condition The lease will he libcI
rent For further particulars. apply 10 Alexander DusA
~ Richmond OF the sub .cTbor, living al the mines
ELIJAH BRuMMEII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
4 EN- aBL5. superior Cider Vinegar for sale by
Il oc . }. r. TRlPLETT & sON.
VALUABLE FARM FoR SALE

Valuable AtSNl fOh SAl4E.
Hls Farm lies James River. l2 miles by the Canal
i from ne Ciy Of Richmond. aud ajons the upper
survey 1886 ei 100 acres OF Land Of which 100 River
Low croun H. OF hc hrsi qualify i2 acres being the up.
ireshcs-the residue al acres, lies somewhat lower and
waseoveredn the late extraordinary fresh by the nIiu.
dte Of Slysrds in lengh, would eeeuaily against
future foundations. The OPEN high lsnd consist. COZ
acres, OF this i3 acres lie between 'lie James River
hanaNha Canal and the stage road leading TO Rich.
bordering on Tuckahoe Canal Tho land south of the
roads olcAee en quality, andis generally IN good farming
order. part OF tits OF on the suriacc g
and the residue has good red clay foundation This pu
ton "a divided in its whole by fcruo valley nf
about ~ yards in wih, AMI about 1l.cres mee,o
tho remainder being uncieare The whole OF the open
andls very Susceptible Of high state Of eullivatonoi
me WOODLAND about 40 acres the growth cons Sis OF
The impros consist OF small dwelling house Of
iour rooms kitchen and dary Of houses
and stAbles-a brick blrn with threshn: machine.
house all overseers and negro houses. The situation Is
heahy-he fields well enclosed and prepared oT
with water from The James River and Kanawha Canal al
an annual rent 81 sioo The sc Of these Mills prchaps
the most favourable Ia Virginia. for the csa oI
Manvlaeiory Of lsoN on large scale, aud arrange.
men has been made with the James River & kanasha
Company, for 42i cubic inches on fall Of 6 feet
AZ prce OF one third II the rate paid at Eichmoni
several Coal fs are ~ operation la the neisbourhood
none Of them beng mosc than mcs distant, and tho
tIanspoHationoi Coal renhefe cheap 10y Raj RoAA aud
Canals Besides these several Coal Pts Company arc
now sinking shan 20 fne of Coz, not more III an
three iouIihs Of milo from this site, which Ma.
huletoTl coui be supplied with inelai very small
Iense aud which m. authorized sly be- purcha e
~ pficc ITDn Dfcs aleo abound ia
and fg Metal coming from Ia" upper country by ,yty OF
io great Canal can bc delivered tom Heats into the
Factory. In fact Ihce tn the UngCd states combine,
moro advantages for ;hc establishment OF Iron Works ON
arsc scale, aud none better merits the attention II Iron
Masters. "
To such may be dispose to make Investment In M
whole properly, or la ile Farm will show them # any
nc or IA my absence, tho oyeTsccr, Mr. saunders wifi
chccrully 10 "
The terms which will be ac-omnod,tinr will, 10 male
known IN application a. the subscribers near Pnwels
Tavern 20, Go1chland county Va, Ia John Boo ken.
bTough, sr, AZ the Bank OF Virginia where plat Of the
cfiae .slcit for eIamnaon Ifnot sold privately before
the rh day n NoreEbr HeTf, the property sill on that
day Ice offered NJ public sale ON the premises
50 ~ cwNS THOMAS RANDOLPH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
Tappahanneck. Va. iS,h October, IA
REF m 4 n gE =
TIE MISSES NEIsnN


WILL open Boarding School for Young Ladies on the
over about . miles irctn Rchuond, aud miles ON
HEAVIER Dam DEPOT, uion the Louisa Rniruad The siua.
ton OF the rchOo IL limo hcirg a gion
known Tor lis pure anJ wholesome air and also
OF access "a carriage At iiiue bc
those who may arrive a. the Railroad DEPOT The courao
ol instruction In this School will consist of all the
OF English necessary complete and thorough Edura
on together with the French Language aud Music az dc.
src upon the Piano Guitar Thc most careful acn.
department OF the pupils bang thought that they viii
be best nted Tor usefulness la this word by lcnnnr 10
live Tor the next The scholastic year viii cSond from
october 10 July, both incisyc-the August and
September heins time Of vacation.
Thc terms
For Board anu Tuition In ali the branches except
music, slim IN
For Music the Piano or Guitar, with use the
Instruments, $50 90
Payable half yearly In advance.
Reference may be made %
Right Rev WIN. Meade
Rev. w Pcnicton, Ep High school DIVA
fhilp Nelson, Esi. Wildwood, Clarke co... Va orto
MI PeTscn Ric hInond.
Application for admission tho school, made In
Thomas Nelson ESQ Rchuond-ort O. Wm Nelson, Es,i.
Beaver Dam Depot Hanover county, Va.
Thcsc young Ladies' having been for many years mn nil
~ onf seminary and especial obi uf
sefaion we ere of course nlima ely acquainted their
dsposiiiOns Character, ami mental pua- atoms which,
We n not hesltatc o say NJ tn IN for disc argnc with d..
dehiy AMI eecss the important duties they have under
taken. We therefore chccgfuiy recommend iiem 10 IA.
children. THE NEISON
oct 2i-cwtf Ol for- nr,nrb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
INC I1-tWItNNWI UUI'TfVT Y TIf COM
TirRiniH.
A PROCLAIM

NUIIEREAS, vacancy hath occurred In tho House Of
w Delegates Of this Commonwe allh, 10y the deafh on
Joshul NJ llarro Esq late delegate for the county Of
Nansemond.
Now therefore, John NJ Gregory Lieutenant Gove.r.
orof the Commonwealth aforesaid, acting GoycIor IN
pursuance Of the Constitution, have docnci proper to
direct the sheriff ~ tie County Of Nauscmpnd To hold
an election the ian day II November nc1 being the
Court day ~ said county Tor icmboT Of tic House Of
Delegates, 10 tho saii vacancy.
Gyon under ny hand a. Lieutenant Governor,
tr,, aud underline Lesser seal The Conm1nwca ti,
'i at Hchmonj, this 2fi day Of september, In tho
year 1872. JOHN GREGORY,
FpW Iicurnanf f,ovcruor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
co PARTNERSLIIP-

IOHN CAYNOR las this day associated with himself
- Join .. LYELt, (late Of tho House Of Ly,H John
shn 3 LyeH u hi, ety. under the Arm OF GhyNOR &
I.YEfI, Tor tho purpose Of conducting tho DRUG and
APOTnRGARY Bus,nesn, A. tho well knLwn and old 60
faLlishod House, one door shove tho Bell Tavern.
We respectfully solicit tho patronage OF our friends and
Tie public generally and pledge Orfeges 20 Keep con
sanity on hand fresh and well selected stock Of Drugs
Medicines. Chemicals Paints, OILS. Window GLASS, Dye
uns which ofier Wholesale and Retail AZ rcdu-
e ed pficoa Tor cash OF "a prompt customers.
Orders from the country will be faithfully executed aud
tho most strict attention Gill be paid All tines tho Pre-.
scftpuon aud Retain Business. JOHN 0AfNOk,
JOHN J. IYELI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

TUE undersigned have lhs day assocatcd themselves
II together under the firm Of EUrTACE & ROBIN.
son, for the purposo Of conducting q Commission,
Forwarding and Storage Observation-Disclosures and Pro-
ducc will he forwarded with little delay NJ possible
Merchants sud Planters rely their business being
faithfully attended to- They respectfully solicit share OF
patronage from cT friends and the public in general
~ ~. EUsTACE,
JOHN A ROBINSON.
no Office Immediately the Basin, next TO tho stand
Of Ludlaui n Son. an 20 com
Tdchrors, AM. q les.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
rRN DOlI.Ans REwAnn


'IWE subscriber onrts sale his lan, la the
u county OF Cumberland, Willis uvcI, milca from,
tho Court House. and6 mics iro the tihsha insti
c contsns stl acres, OF shch about is1 ORIGINAL
wood,nj, masty, heavily umbcrcj6p acres % more ia
'ns-ioaercs Of ri'er b~ gfonn y AMI N TO 20 ofercek
opuoin The highland rait OF tt farm Ia generally IN
soo heart AMI easily uprov.dhv clover and plaster. The
announcements eonsit Of comfortable dwelling house,
wuh ihc necessary out houses barn. tobacco houses,
nNh,a verv healthy, society good, anj yety
aeecssns 10 market by the navigation river Per.
s'ns wishing 10 purchase are invited 10 coma and view
the premises cor ihems.,,es,
uo- rcttns witt be AMI ,n,.t. k,o~
~ hhcaiinn 10 the Subscriber n not sold prvscly
.ns property VIII bc offered publicly premises ON
the day Of sale. ~ "
&C - wt~ wN N. PAGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

a W creditors n ssnucl Branch having a eIaim or
n claims cmbraccdi IA tho fret class Of debts provided
for 10 ccrtau trust decd executed inc by the pad
aan Hranci bearing date tho 18th day January iaty
aud N record In tho Clerks Once oTCanpbel county
hereby notified and required furnish inc will
satcnont u their respective claims hv the 18th Of Nove-
bcr They be thcrcsf fpf debarrci from
any participation In said dced and all those iniebted ~
nc trustee Aforesaid whose notes due tho 0f 81
this month"; must forward aud aelo, shall put
them the hands Of officers for collection Letters 10 me
will be addressed 10 Oakviro = -, buckingham 90.
WILLIAM ~ BRANCH
n ED T,,s,.o ~ .f.,n, "a 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

a LADY who has hai much experiences IN teaching alI
IA Tic higher branches Of finished edcnton W. he's
situation IN some famiy ncghborhood where she may
osttbish select rchool ~ from 10 IN ~ pupa ne
al rcsed o Y. - through the Richmond Post Once win
meet with PROMPT attention, aud tho inor bssctory ref
ercnccs viii be given. 90 ~ Ell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
NO wILLIAm nuInr. 1as,lsl.l,a,.r 81 It.,

Il Sehoolhsid deecascd- You will faEo notice, that
shan. ~ the olec ~ Tho's Wallace, EsJ w tho town
" Petcrsbutr tho 9th day Of November 1872 betwocn
The hours of O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Y. w. tako
Tic dispositions Of John II and othcrs; and
3ih DAY NJ the month the oflce ~ Philip TaLh,
IN the City ~ Richmond between the hours Of
latter day take fllc dispositions David PnlHafn and
others, be read evidence ~ tho suit pending in
District Count ~ tho United saios, the Eastern De
friot u Virginia, wherein you glantn am %.
fcndsnt. WIN. mo. CLARKE.
~ r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

IoHN ). IYELt, late II The firm Of LysH, yoh.son
y Ly,t having hiinscl VITO WI
cts the pairOnsge oiihc numerous friends anil cusofners
whom has LEES his pleasure than his Interest,
during his former Son, and accommodate
lie trusts tbat tho confidence heretofore accorded him
Jy an iodnrent public, will not withheld from him IN
he new aud DO an, that thor future
svors shall rewarded by grateful apprec alton o their
Oc Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

I'D Tho sale Of tho large two story bfiek house, with
ouihouscs aud lo the main street In Manchester now
~ tho occupancy Of Mr. John Brooks will take place this
lay on tho promises, fl 4 o'clock, T.. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
NO'rICE
NOTICE
To THE CREDITORS or MosFtEy SPENCER l. IN

TO THE CREDITORS or MosELIY, SPENCER ca.
AND d MOSELEY & co.
IHE several members Of the SAIL firms on The
Srduay OF sepemte r, 1912, made anee Of the
Woe OF the estate, real and personal each Of the
yes aud Of the assets Of the two arms Francis Wat
kns aud Joseph Fuqus, Trustees trust for the benefit
OF the creditors generally This conveyance had been All
United 10 recordin the Clerks Office OF the County Co,rt
81 bucknehdm County, and creditors reby referred
70 me SAID deed provision In said decd requires such
o tue creditors az elect aud accept To do So and
accept Us provisions 10 sign aud seal or Inv
power OF attorney the said deed within SIXTY day from rs
ilr 10 wi; the jrd lay OF November lsi2 and In the fail
nre OF acTclhor so 10 DO such CREDITORS excluded from,
al bcnehtsin the trust fund created by the said deed
= Thought 10 DO the Interest OF the creditors to sign
an seal t,o said Conveyance.
JOSIAH MOSELEY,
NATHAN SPENCER,
=. ED MOsELEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

Joseph Iaokson the Of Joseph aud Peggy
WHO removed from Wostmorsland County. Enaland,
some tmc In the summer of 1872, and settled IN Wyths
county virginia, should be living, and no will produce ~
tho subscriber evidence of tho fact he will he entitled 20
proportion 81 his uncle Christopher Jackson's Estate
agreeable IN hiswiit
Any cters addressed 10 the subfcrber, NJ Davidson
vile A. A. County Maryland will te attended 10.
THOMAS " KENT,