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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

TlE Misses NELSON will open 4 Boarding School for young
i ladies on the 18th October next, al Oakland, III The county 0i
Hanover, about 81 miles from Richmond. and g III les from Beaver
Dam Depot, upon The Louisa Railroad. The situation Of the
School Is n very fine one, being in 4 region well known for It's
pure and wholesome air; and. also, easy of access, a. a carriage
can at anv time be sent for those who may arrive at the Railroad
Depot. The course Of instruction IN this School viii consist of
all The branches of English necessary to a complete and thorough
education, toge her with the French Language and Music df DE-
siedj upon the Piano or Guitar. The most careful attention
will also be paid TO the religious instruction and moral depnrt.
ment of The pupils, il being thought that they will he the best fit
ted for usefulness in this world by learning 10 live for the next
The scholastic year will extend from October, to July, both IN
clusiye-the months Of August and September being 4 time of
vacation.
The terms are: For BOARD and Tuition in all the branches, ex-
lccpt Music, $50; for Music, upon The Piano or Guitar, with use
Of the instrument, $50, payable half yearly in advance. Refer
,nce n,av be made TO the TT. Rev. Mr.. Meade, Rev. w. N. Pen
lIrton, Ea. High School of Va, Philip Nelson, ESQ.,, Milwnod,
,Iarke county, Virginia, or To Mr. persico, of Richmond. Appi-
utinn for admission 10 The School must be- made to Thomas Mel
ION, Esd, Richmond, or to William Nelson, Esq, Beaver Dam
Iepot, Hanover Co unity, Virginia.
These young ladies' having been for many years pupils in our
Summary, and especial objects of our care and observation, we
are Of course intimately acquainted with their dispositions, cha
radprs and mental qualifications; which, we do not hesitate TO
say. 1T them ior disrharging with fidelity and success, the import
antturies they have undertakcn: We, therefore, chrerfully re-
commend them 10 Parents, solicitous for the happiness and hes,
iEteestS OF their children.
September aIh, 1912.
Ga. % 59-wf
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MFR. WISE respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond and
1tl the public generally. that his store IS on Main street, 7 door'
below the Bell Tavern, where he will be happy ~ attend Ia all
orders in his line. lie will also, ii required, SO 10 any part OF The
city where his.services ac wanted.
Persons wishing To procure Speo;acles, or 10 have new glasses
fitted in old frames, are Informed that they can he suited with
glasses Of different colors and forms and suited 10 any age, which
he can determine by inspection Of their eyes. Tile glasses which
he furnishes he will warrant Ia hold their power of vision from
five 10 eight years. From his knowledge Of the science Of Optics
weak eyes can be supplied with glasses which will greatly hene.
lit them and not strain the sight; also speciacles for near sighted
persons, and those who have been operated upon for cataract OF
the rye.
Ills Microscopes will magnify objects five thousand times.
Reference IS made 10 The fouocing letters.
RICHMOND, SEPT. ., 1910.
have frequently had occasion 10 recommend persons laborinp
nndri defective vision 10 Mr.. Wise for relief. and always with
success. Mr.. Wise keeps an extensive assortment OF Speracles
and Optical Instruments and he thoroughly understands the nd
aptaiion OF glasses TO the physical defects In vision; indeed, he has
made the science nf Optics and Optical instruments a special stu
dy, and therefore, l have no Hesitation in recommending him 10
The public. Surgeons who may desire Cataract glasses (of any 70
cts) for then patients, can he supplied by aE. W. upon the most
reasonable terms.
THOMAS JOHNSON, NJ. D,
Pref IF -6nato1Hy and Physiology in The .Ned. Department 81
HamPdm Sidney College.
Mr.. Wise il worthy Of extensive patronage from a long and per.
severing effort to perfect himself in the knowledge Of Optics.-
The defects Of vision, and a frequent opportunity OF Witnessing
the success Of his efforts in this way, has induced me 10 give him
a certificate of qualification.
All ages, and glasses suited TO eyes upon which operations have
been performed will be aided in getting back lost as far as arlG
cal means Will do IL.
EDw'D II. CARMICHAEL, ~. D.
March lG, 1910.
Country Merchants allowed a!issTsl discount On wholesale pur
chases.
Sept a F-Tan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

T AW NuTICE.-TIr subscriber has removed his ofir- 10 Il
IL basement story Of his residence, At the corner cf 9Th art
streets, opposite The Once Of the Mutual Assurance Society. 4
may be fonnd at his nhice, when not in attendance lasln +
sunied) Oh some Of the Courts Of the City.
THOMAS GREEN.
On = Il q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

Two C~LAIMaNTS.-T'he subscriber, alrr IN interval ii ,n
i years, again tenders his services 10 claimants on ihr Cover
rnrni Of the United States, or the State Of Virginia, for RIVAL
tonary services, or any other demands, whether arising uB1
contracts or otherwise. His experience in attending 10 ~,
CLAIMS may enable him, In most cases, where they are well i,ah,
ed, 10 refer 10 the sources Of the information necessary To suaa
them. The advantage of that experinnce-his familiarity WI
tile subject, and a dligent attention, stimulated BY the hrcessf
of beginning anew his life OF .msIErss-ie Is wiilin. TO Piled.
TO those who may employ him-for 4 moderate certain romprn.
ton, nr such Reasonable contingent, commission as NAV be agr,
on. Urged by such strong inducements, he pledges all The raMt
try aud energy he may ever have eaerted. Hts residence "a
office are on 9th aud streets, hear The Swan Tavern. l<ts.
addressed to him will be punctually attended to.
THoMAS GREEN.
Richmond. eth Oct, tSi2 dill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

MI ERcfANTS, Families aud Others arc respectfully remind
1VI thu. my stock Of China. QueensWarc and Glass Is sl! iN.
embracing many 81 the latest and pfettiest patterns, aud sf :
at prices corresponding with The lines.
WM. /. BUTLER, 3 doors above the Bell Tafrfn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

UOOCHLAND LAND FOR SAL.E-In obedienc la a de-
" Of Gcochlana County Cout, pronounced on the Eth das =
oarpose, will, on the lo'h day of December, lsi9, if fair, # Ds
The first fair day Thereafter, proceed to te.l, on the premise. :. :
decree mentioned, of which Forest Hunter died seized and ps
ses.ed, containing by recent. survey 2i5. acres. situated IN n
cnunty aforesaid, and bounded by the lands Of Thomas RAJ, !" :
fuord. John Bradshaw, Estate Of Rev. James Wharey. derea !.
and others. The terms 81 sale will be: One fourth Of The %,
chase money in cash, and The balance on a credit Of one, Two =,
three wears, the purchaser giving bonds, with security, 10 rs,
intrres, from the day of sale, and a deed Of trust on The land
1914. WILLIAM ]. HUNTER, COMMISSIONS.
Nov. Ji-tlGn
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Nancy Cross, widow of said Finch Cross, Walter 7. Gilman
and Betsy Ann his wife, who was Betsy Ann Cross, shelton V.
Cross, Henry Gustavus, Eldrdge, Ann Maria, susannah, Thomas
~ "a H. = ~ iweniv-one wears. Defendants:
Thi. day came the plaintiff, by their attorney, and filed iheir
bill, and tie defendants, Walter 7. Gilman and Betsy Ann his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given security, &C
cording TO the act of Assembly, aud the rules of this Court, and IL
appearing TO The Court by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhalutants of this Commonwealth: IL is ordered, That The said
DEFENDANTS do appear here on the first day Of December Court
ncN. and answer the plaintiffs said bill; and thai a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the
civ Of Richmond for two months successfully, and that another
cony be posted at The front door of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
50-wRw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

+ AW NoTIcE-We haze united in the Practice Of Law i.
IL will regularly attend the Courts Of Bedford, Campbell. an .
berst. and Nelson, the Superior Court OF Buckingham. ana md ~
Courts held in L~ynchburg. All business, collection, o ~ aI "a
Kinds, will be promptly attended to. wiz
Address,. & J. +. Garland, L%ynehburg, Va.
J. GARLAND, formerly of N-l.,
JNO n. OAKLAND. ""
MI. Garland will continue 10 attend the Court OF ,,o..
ami tie Federal Courts holden in Richmond. T
Nov. IS 5;-an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

YARD RICHARD d. SANXAY, Book Bindfr ad S.anS
L Huol Manufacturer, presents his respects TO his former Gus
tanners and acknowledged his indebtedness TO them for their very
liberal patronage for the last "a years.
II has brpn his misfortune. by 4 train of calamiues incident 10
both merchant aud manufacturer, TO lose The awaits oi 'he ione
peri5d alluded 10 above; aud in his determination 10 inrte our Jus.
lice n his creditors, he surrendered his all, even The "@oTxus
tools Of lis profession" ,o
nv The Kind aid of 4 few friends, he has been enahied 10 pro
cur r,oIs suitable for the prosecution OF Book BINDING IN all lis
branches, and is determined, by his orn manual ,1efi1ns, 70 pre-.
sent work unsurpassed, III point of beauty and dlrabiity, u any
city. He with confidence calls upon his former lriends u pa.,
rons for their custom. III the general quality OF ms WORK ana
r,a,erials" he need nnlv refer 10 the fact, that they have been in
use in various Banking Institutions, Court once IuonS ESQ
Citations and Societies throughout The state Tor u series Q years,
and given, as far rs learned, general satisfaction.
Relying upon the kind feelings OF those for whom ne a 30
long and 80 faithfully worked, he trusts, in addition 10 ineil own
custom, they will exercise their influence III recommending ueif
friends. .,., o. go
pattern and bound in any desirable siye.
To my old customers and the public generally peg ieafe .
say, that they can be furnished with Stationery OF every aeS.'ip'
lion, Of 4 very superior qualify. and AZ low prices, by MI. a :.
LYONS. Stalioner and bookseller, who occupies Tue store uhnef
my Biniery, one door below the China and Glass Store Oh W.
James Evans, Richmond, Va. -
0cf 81 -
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HATS AND CAPS,
At Prices to Suit the Tmes.

THE subscribers respectfully beg leave TO inform their friends,
and The public of Richmond and vicinity, that they have now
on hand hand ! splendid assortment of HATS and Cars, Of the newest
and most fashionable styles. worn at present.. They "ar,,nl
,mred by themselves, expressly for their retail trade. They give
below 4 lkr Of the Hats worn al present, which are offered 10 Inc
nnblic az cheap rs any other house in the city for cash
Fine black Cashmere Beaver; BIa.l, Na'ria, Ra',i a., Mus 1r.,
have in.t Gnished a fresh LOT OF splendid Moleskin Hats, Of supe,
rjor iustre, Ii.it, and elastic. Gentlemen wanting o good and
hea i"' SMITH & HURLEY,
Corner Of Main and l2th Streets
56-w3m
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IIOYT j. co IS OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Prginid.

SOMETHING EXTRA IN THE WAY OF LOTTERIES.
IIOYT & co. beg their friends TO glance al the Schrine below,
Ill and make mp their minds whether they would like la have
one Of those %, 0C0's, and IL yes, why, just send on the price OF a
ticket, and you are almost as sure Of IL as IL you had the money
IN your breeches pocket.
HOYT x CO. will send n certificate of I package of &c whole
tickets in this Lottery for the low price Of $500
DO. do. halves. 100
DO. do. quarters, so
DO. do. eishths, %
Now, some persons may not he willing TO risk $500 nj once, and
YET may want whole tckets-ln th,t event, just ask your neigh
bour L" 90 halves with you, and enclose The money to us, and you
are sure Of having Your orders attended 10 with promptnpss.
IOYT * co are nav in 4 splendid run Of luck; IL commenced
in our new office; and we have made arrangements TO Keep il up;
50, if you want a prize, you know where to send Tor IL. Please
address the luckiest Lottery vendeIs in the known world.
ID. NJ. iiOYT l. CO., Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

YIRGiNIA LAND OFFICE, November lt, ls42;-ln contor
Y miiy to an act Of The General Assembly, entitled IAN &c,
10 reduce into one act the several acts concerning E'cheatnls,
passed the 9th January, 1919, l hereby make kaown 10 nose
cs Wicker. Escheator for The city of Richmond, that, by an in
QUESTION and Office found on the asth day OF October, is4s, 4 GER
tain lot. piece or parcel Of ground, situated al the intersection OF
ii and Sh streets, in the city Of Richmond, binding twenty sx
and a half feet on II street, aud running on 9Th street Inc dep'ho I
a half acre lot, of which Claude Martin died seized aud pos
stssrd, and which was conveyed TO him by 8. Jones and Lucy his
wife on the 2lst day Of September, l1T9, has duly escheated 10
this Commonwealth.
Vs.. G-WGW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

JAMES RIVER AND NAWIA COMPANY.
TIE eighth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Jane:
L liver and kanawha Company, will be held nj The Capitol, II
the Cty Of Richmond, with permission Of The proper authority, OF
MONDAY, tho l2h December next.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
". L. CnlTTENDEN Sst'yy.
Richmond. 9Th November. 1912.
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nr.xo roarr wARE-uorsE.

PTANU FUhIE W ,.jr -
rrSilE subscriber is constantly receiving from the ceieDiaiea mn
i nufac,ory of Nunns & Clark, New YORK, elegant ana pm ,aa
piano For,es. possessing the latest improvements, anu ~
deiicacy Of touch and sweetness Of tone, SO peculiar to laei AA
nufacturc. ,na Mus;r,
Merchandise in general. otan In a,
Piano Forles repaired, tuned, lei on hire, and taken IN eh
change. nc
The largest collection Of Music ever offered Tor saie IL 'ni
~, ~. he selected from, al the Store OF the subscriber, who u
now enabled to sell III the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices. ....., 80.
'efInS INA az '4" ""' p. II. TAYLOR,
p:e,o E,rt. md Nu,ie St0re. opposhe the Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

LHOR LEASE, the Coal Mines, well known as Biouut. PA.
l. sometimes, called the Etna Pts, recently worked hy VII,
Brown!3 Co.. immediately adjoining the Black Heath Minr> j.
thescounty OF Chesterfield. The coat from these mine. stan.
unquestioned as 10 quality, has long been used for manniacteda.
purposes and especially approved as forge ard Smith. Col
The recent passage Of the Tarit' giving to the Coal business ~
sonable protection, renders this properly a, this time, 8" adva'
tageous object 10 persons disposed 10 engage in the hisne.. -
With the Mines, the Lessee can obtain upon very reasua.L.
terms, two engines, one a top, the ntllrr an underground engine
As both ofthese engines are now ia good working condition, NE
mines can at an inconsidcrable expense br put in working co6G
ton. The lease will br liberal as 10 time and rent. For furr
particulars, apply 10 4 Alexander Duval, ~ Richmond, ~ ihr ~
scriber, living q, the mines. ELlJAH BRIMMEiL.
Sent rs :S-tl>tur,
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IF0rm Of FT0TyJ
KNOW ALL MEN 81 THESE PRESENTS, That we, tht
Subscribers, heing Stockholders in the James River and Ia
nawha Company, do hereby constitute and appoint --, oni
true ano lawful attorney and proxy, TO represent each of us In al
general meetings of the Stockholders ofsaid Company, when We
are net ersonally present. or represented by some other proxy
with full power and authority al such general meetings, 10 give
such vot or votes, end 10 do such other ACT or acts a. each Of IL
could gle or do. rs n member of the said meeting, il We were
PERSONAL, present, and we do hereby ratify and confirm wliatevei
vote or wees, act or acts. our said attorney may lawfully give o
do for lis il pursuance OF The authority hereby conf RED upon him
Wines cur hands and seals his - day Of -, one
thousand light hundred aud -. - -, Seal
---,l Seal
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Taylorsville, Hanover, Sept. 81, ls4o.

NOTICE.-The franklin Manufacturing Company have AZ
~ pointed A. ?. Maddox their Agent, who win be Furnished
his Store, two doors below the Bank Of Virginia, with alns
supply Of all the varieties Of Writing Paper made at their Nj
viz: Foolscap, hatcap, packet post aud letter Paper, all which o
will sell. by wholesale and retail, at such prices As eanno. iaN'
the State generally, are respectfully invited To examine his ss.
and zee If ii is not to their Interest TO encourage domestic nana
factmres. RICHARD WHITFIELD, FriadtHi
Oct. l. 184l. 49-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25
Charlottesville, Nor. IL, 1912.

The CRAh.E OF L,BERrr.-1he following descrip.
ton OF faneu'i h.il, Boston, commonly termed a era
die Of Liberty, from TO occupation for the earlier meet.
lngs in favor of American Independence, is taken from
the Bay State Democrat:
The original building was commenced in 1910, BY
Peter Faneuil, Esq , 4 merchant, who Inherited most Of
his property from his father, Andrew Funeuil, whose
family was among the French lluguenots that Nod from
France on account OF religious persecution in l6e5.-
When finished, which was in 1872, il was presented TO
the town for the uses Of a market, and for general oh.
iects of town business, and for meetings of citizens
The noble benefacthon was accepted in a general meet
ing called for that object; and il was unanimously voted,
that IN testimony Of the towns gratitude, and to per.
pe,uate the memory Of Faneuil, it be ever afterwards
called Faneuil Hall, and that his portrait be drawn al
the expense of the town and placed in the building. As
then finished, it was of brick, two stories high, and mea.
sared 100 feet by 40. 1t was considered a splendid
piece Of workmanship for those days, and a great orna.
ment TO Boston.
Faneuil died in l743, and his funeral Grafton was de
livered in the Hall, March IA, l713, by john Lowell,
Master Of the South Grammar School, being The first
effort Of ~eloquence that was ever uttered in this conse-
Grated place. Justice was done to The character and
noble services Of raneuil; and towards the close Of il
the following noble Genuine nts were proclaimed
"Whst NV Tsmsasi ta' mY ardent Uishss Ga wkish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

SCHEME!
q prizes Of $25, 900 are 800. 900.
UNION LOTTERY, Glass No. IS, fos 1872, TO be drawn at
Alexandria, d. c., Saturday. December II, 1912.
70 Number I%Ottcry-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

1i,il2 prizes, amounting To SsS',9SJ
Tickets sI5-halves : 0-quarters , 75-eishihs 81 =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

p E~MDVAL-R. n. HUDSON, Dnts., has removed NJ: "&,
IL 10 the square above the Banks, on Main >uesi, neat d'"f
iir residence Of lanes Bosher, Esq.
lie performs all operations on the Teeth far their braf'
preservation, and inserts Incnrruptibir Teeth, sing'y, or ~ ra
sets, on the most approved plans.
Ladies' and gentlemen interested are respectfully invited Toe.
and examine his assortment Of Teeth. comprising every sarsi
of shades, carefully selected, from the most celebrated mana.
turrrs.
lie also inserts Artificial Palates, designed TO restore the ""
TO its proper time and sound.
Refer To the Rev. DIR. Plumcr, Rev. DR.. Empie, Hubbard. 49,
ncr & Co., Gen. Pryfon, ;. =. Baxter, Esq DIR. Chaabers!l
der. IS 4s-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

(SEO. ". TOLER, GESgRAL AGESr AsD CorLgcroR, k"hms
VI Ia, attends Ia renting out houses, hiring out negroes, /.
ing produce, collecting bonds, accounts. sc.
Persons In thr country having negroes 10 hire out produce
SELL, &c, would do well 10 give him 4 call.
Office opposite Exchange Bank.
seIH, Is ST.
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MAMMOTH SCHEME!
M g,Nn nn

UNION LOTTERY, Glass No. Is, for lsI2. 10 be drawn Al
Alexandria, u. c., Saturday, December l7dh, 1912.
sc number Lottery IA drawn baluts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-25

J. &. GREGORY u Co., Managers.
Once on Main, end door beioc enraerS Main an. lh streets.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-01
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
NAVY COnn,suoSrR's orre,


poposne FEBRUARY II lsig
Il ceved at this Office until O'Clock +. NJ
10th March next, for furnishing and ,leln.r,, va
the use OF the Naval service Of the United :,
seven thousand tons Of Bituminous Coal % 2ao
TO each TOM in the following proportions Al i,,t
the following navy yards, viz
1000 tons at the navy yard, Gosport, Virgin,
1000 tons at the navy yard Charlestow6. NJ.
chusetts.
5000 tons at the navy yard Brooklyn, New Yor1
One-half the respective quantities deIiyer,lI "a
each of said navy yards must be delivered ON az
fore the LIST day Of May next one-half the ren,, l'
on or before the LIST June next, and the re,ldu 49,
before the LIST July next.
Said coal must be from American mines m,,.,
Of the best quality, screened clean very free =
foreign substances, and particularly from sulphur
Said coal must be delivered at the respective ~,
yards aforesaid, at the risk and expense of the -
tractor, subject to such inspection as the Commi..
ers OF the Navy may authorize or direct and ,
be entirely satisfactory to them, or to the conn
dants or commanding officers respectively of ...,
yards.
In case of failure on the part Of the controct,,
furnish and deliver the said coal in the nronor,
and at the periods above named, the officers or Maxi
OF the navy shall be authorized to purchase .#
quantities as shall be required to supply the defc.
cies, and any excess of cost the price agreed
be paid by the contracts to be entered into. sha .
charged to and paid by the contractor
Bonds in one-third the estimated amount Of tho,
spective contracts will be required, with two apnra
ed sureties, and ten per centum in addition viii +,
withheld from the amount Of each delivery made
collateral security for their faithful performanc.
which will on no account be paid until the contra,
are complied with in all respects and which viii n
forfeited to the use and benefit of the United STATE
in the event of failures to complete the delyerr.
After making the deduction Of ten per centum. pa,
ment Of the balance will be made by the Unnt
States within thirty days after the coal shall ha,
been inspected, approved, and received and bi, /.
the same duly authenticatedby certificates Of ispe,
tion by receipts of the respective Navy Storekeel
ers at said navy yards, and by the approval of the
spective commandments or commanding officers OF "a
yards,) shall be presented to the Navy Agent
whom payment is to be made.
I5%To be published three times week until 10
March in the National Integencer, Madison,
Globe, Army and Navy Chronicle, District of Coluu
bia; Boston Atlas Massachusetts; New York 4,
press, New York Commercial Advertiser, New lofE
American Sentinel, North American, Daily Advert
ser at Pittsburg Pennsy vania Reporter at Harrl
burg, Pennsylvania Baltimore Sun, Baltimore AM
rican, Maryland Norfolk and Portsmouth HeriB
Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Intelligencer, "
GINA.
Feb. l9-3tawl0Mar.