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4 on the 10th lnsl. and continue five MONTHS under
the Superintendent of Henry f. Bocock A. b. who
has filled the office of Principal in this Academy for tie
three last sessions, with much credit to himself as
competent instructor and governor of youth. The A
cademy is situated in the neehborhood Of Old Concord
in the county ofCampbell and surrounded with all tie
advantages and privileges that would render it desra
Bile situation for the moral and viruous The terms are
as heretofore, viz :, y ) dollars per session. accor
ding to the branches studied. Board, including Washing
odgng, fuel and lights, may had in respectable FAINT
lies convenient TO the Academy for eight dellars per
month probably for less these hard times
r. ID. PALMER, Prcs't.
gMc Board Of Trustees Of t. Il.
Jan. 3 w3w
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II Hard Case.-The Northampton Courier SAYS. that
captain Wm Smith, who for the last ten years has
been rn inmate of the Northampton Amhuuse has inst
claims against the government. for French spoliaton.
Irlor To icuo, to the amount Of 10000 In l76S and
49, he commanded, at different times. three vessels in
the cargnes Of which he Interested to the amount of
$lu,oOO prime cost--a of which vessels w,r. cap,u,
ed by French pvateers and with their carpoes c,nfs
Gated The French goyernmen made compensation for
hese damages more Than forty years ago, and the money
was used in the purchase OF Louisiana. Cant Smi,5
has sent petition TO Washington ioI relief winch i, a
lid Northampton rer house.
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one OF The novelties Of the day may be found in the
movement OF twelve Justices OF the Peace in Ioq,n
County. Va. who have declared an aci OF nulfc,ton
gansi the Bankrupt Law They declare they Will nav
No regard 10 lie provisions OF that law regards voun
tary Bankruptcy IN the performance OF their duties bu,
Will give judgments and executions against persons com
ing under that head The as if the law had meyer
passed. --.7ier. Ga.. ~ w
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1nE LAND or ST. EAnY lI,p,rs.-In Manchester.
Hartford county, Connecticut, few DAYS Since Mr.
Morris the manager ola sirolng company was fined
sixty dollars Tor giving exhibition. The CHARGE was
'hal said Morris, with force and arms and with view
OF game, did cause certain females dressed in women s
clothes, 10 whirl round swiftly on one foot with the a.
iher extended at right angles, and in horizontal posi-
tom
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Donleotte fmtrlltGemCr.
DANyILLE. Jan, Is, 1913.

TIE 81 MILE 7 II III.
We regret TO state that The Scarlet Fever Chat dread
ful scourgo Of the youthful population which has pre-
vs.d for some time past IN mist sections If the country
has made its appearance in our town within the last
week. The general prevalence of The disease over 81
large portion Of the land the same Time proves il IL
l connected with peculiar state Of The atmosphere a
gains, which there is no protection many degree of
lion thai, may be Observed Several deaths have alrad
~rsrrcd amone the black children Of the place We
lave heard OF none among the whites.
Dmralc Reporter.
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Es. r.. TsS&gEN a. 90,

AVE JUST RECEIVED, and are now in the
reception OF their fall supply OF Groceries, &c. con
ssilng IN part as follows:
200 sacks salt.
loo bags Java I.aguira and Rio Coffee.
20 hhds. ST, CrolA, Fuukapaw, Z. r. and ~ O.
Sugars,
20 hhds. and bbls Moasscs
leo kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
1000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather
10000 lbs. Cotton Narns, sundry factories
6oo lbs. live geese Feathers
so Grind stones. assorted sizes
20 boxes : - 10 aud 1917 II Glass
10 bbls. Tanners Oh.
boxes Loaf Sugar.
ceroon lbs. Indigo,
90 boxes II. 4 Sons Talluw Candles
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
Mackarel and Ilerrnes,
Wool and Wool Rolls.
Powder, Shot and Lead
Wooden and Iron bound Tubs
Painted Buckets. and
many other articles usually kept in the Grocery line
Their Goods were bought principally for CASH. and
Will be sold low, in the same way, or in exchange for
country produce. They invite their friends aud the
public generally, to give them call before purchasing
else " here
Nov. 10 Is
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of Virginia.

IN THE. UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
DECEMBER 2S, 1912:
ON the petition of Genrge Bagby and Paul C..
~ Bowles, merchants and partners, Under the style
and firm Of George Bagby <. Go. Lynchburg.
against Petition in BanLruptcy
Merritt II. Slegar, of the Town Of Farnvillc. and
Thomas p. Nash Of the town of Lynchburg, merchants
and partners, under the style and nnof Stegar Nash
of the Town Of Farmyllle, and Nash s Segar, Vi tho
Town OF Lynchburg.
On reading the petition aforesaid. 1t is ordered by the
Court that notice thereof be given to the said Merritt H.
Stegar, and Thomas p. Nash, by delivering to them
copy thereof, they be found within the District, by
leaving copy thereof at their known usual place If
iderce within the District, at least twenty days before
the 10Th day MarchneXt, when hearing will be had up
the said petition at the United States Court Rom,
the City Richmond within the said District: aud also.
that notice hereofbe published in the
ing the 22d and , It'll rules Of Court that all per
interested may appear at the said time and place,
and show cause any they have why the said petition
should not be granted.
\ copy.--Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Jan. 5 w3w
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ABYssINIl.-1he mos, cruel kind Of nccro sl,vorv
perhaps, IN existence, is that pracsed at Dahaeh. an
Island on the Abyssnian coast The pearl fishery ac
cordIng TO RuppeH whe visited i, in 1851 is carlie ON
exclusively by youths, who often sacrificed TO the
seventies which accompany ii. Many are DESTROYED by
sharks or iai victims 10 the negligence of the overseers
who are warming themselves at fire while the moor
creatures are pning in vain at rope which is attached
to the arm and is destined give notice to those above
when they are in want Of IT,
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fAsKEE EsTERPEIzE.--li is said that A Yankee il q,
oou' starting Tor England to engage in work of remen
do''s Importance, extent and cost no less thar unnl
tn'm London 10 Canton, through which r,r,,I viii
run carrying both freight and passengers Great adyan
ssges Will result from connection Of these two citi in
THIS manner, and the Of transportation viii he no.
dnce Fuel will be plenty for the locomotives, as il is in
plenty Of good coal will undoubtedly be found
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SUBSTITUTE ron CoFrEE.-Swcet potatoes cut up in
small pieces and browncd you do coffee. and after
wards ground IN the manner aud afterwards boiled
as ground coffee makes substitute which cannot be dis
cerned from the genuine Havana. This information we
get from John Singer, captain OF the steamer Mus
tang.-.uempds .lppeA.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
County OF Amherst Monday the 9Th day OF December
1872:
John Whitehead, Plaintiff
against
John Coleman and Sarah his wife, Robert l.. Coleman,
r and james F. Coleman, Defendants
In CH.ScERY.
The Defendant Robert l.. Coleman jr., having
ed his appearance and given according the of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inabtan of this
country 1t is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
here the first day of March, next aud the bill
of the Plaintiff and that acopy OF this order be fohw it'll in
serted in newspaper published in the of Iyneh
burg or two months successfully, and posted the front
door the courthouse of this County.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSI.EY, elk
Dec D WIN
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rIr. william II. Harris:

TENikE notice that shall on Saturday the lth day of
p February next at the Office of Chiswcll Dabney
in the town Of Lynchburg take the DISPOSITIONS of James
f. Homer and Others to be read evidence o. the tr
al Of the suit depending in The Hastings Court for the
Corporation OF Lynchburg. wherein Plaintiff, and
you and the said James f.. llpncr are defendants
ROBERT III. COLEMAN.
Ian = t,,,
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Emigrants.-Seventy four ihousand nine hundred and
hr'y passengers arrived at the Por OF New York
last year from foreign lands
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E3zS$OEFYgO.y.

'E'llE firm of W.lL1'O.N s. FUQU.l is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Those having
claims against the firm. will bring them forward mnedi-
aiely iur payment as prepared to them;
and those that are owing the must expect
long Indulgence The name OF the will only be
used in winding ii up. r, W. WALTON.
NJ w. FUQUA.
Jan. w3w
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NO ySgE.

N5R. WILLIAM BAILEY will please take
471 notice, that | will, Friday and Saturday.
the 1h and 18Th days OF February. 1913. AT the STORE
honse of Peck s Mcou, at the Big Lick in the county
of Roanoke. proceed to take the }epstons Of Thomas
alton and others, 10 be ead as evidence in suit now
depending IN the superior COAT ct Law and Chancerv
for the county of Roanoke, whe.en am plaintiff aud
yun and others defendants also in the Town u
lyncburg, at the Franklin Hotel, ihe 4ih day Of
February. lS43, will proceed 10 take the dispositions
of Isaac H. Oliver and others, 10 be read evidence in
the above named suit also at lazeweodS Store in the
county of Campbell the 10th day OF February 1871
viii proceed To take tho deposition of Robert II .Wia 4
others be also read evidence in the above named
suit. CHARLES W. MCCI.ANN AiliN
Big Lick, u Jan. Win
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clergyman recently, after eNhausng all his zeal
and eO1uence upon his auditory. and finding them still
continuing obdurale concluded his prayer follows
And, oh Lord make the hearts Of these sinners as soi
their heads
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NOTE e..
TAVERN RATES
FsEfeEeEjEs.

fENflE PROPRIETOR of the franklin Hotel. in
Lyncburg. being disposed to make his charges at all
times III proportion to the prices Of produce and hires.
takes this method ofinormng the public that his charges
For man and horse per day. is 81 80
For sinre person pcr week 90
For board, without lodging. for year. $50 co
The Office for all the stages running into this place is
kept at the bar of this Hotel. PAUL JONES.
Jan. II wtiw
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The Union q he Ooeons.--The work has already he
gun oi uniting the AlIsntc and Pacific Oceans. bv On
Ting a canal thru the Isthnus OF Panama; when e,n
pleted vessels u liO0 TONS pass rom ocean to o
eean.
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y = n.eay, With . very sweet voice, ~hs sas
she esssa sss sisx.
VIA chilly blows the Autumn wind,
And stern Novembcr's air
Hath robbed the green earth Of its pride
And laid the forest hare
The bird that cheer'd the summer hours,
For warmer skies take wing,
And cen the few that STAY behind
Arc cold, and cannot sing.
The brock run. leaping thro' the vale,
Nor tirrs in its play;
While infant echoc. learn to mock
Its rustic roundclay-
And from its cradle rcek, II seems
A fre.born, happy thing
One lev touch will hn,h its mirth-
-ris cold-and cannot sing.
The breeze tina, kissed the blushins fowen
when April days Young,
Comes back again to seek the spo,
Where they in beauty sprung
And when from all their silent bowers,
No veicc weriug,
Beneath the cold and wIntry moon,
Twill .iSh-bu, canno, sing
And one knew, with whom no bird
nor flower cedld compare,
And pure and truthful as iount,
Her euileless character,
And like her ever gentle voice,
Are winds at evenings fall,
Tho of it grew unthinkingiy,
All wild and musical
Twas winter-and in mrihfulncss
The hours Of the evening flew,
And MUSES. breath around each heart,
Its spell Of glsdness threw
And tho with joy her own was fiied
Tier soft eyes slistening,
To all who asked she said,
siniecd, | cannot sing
The world hath parted u.--nor on
Her lovely face III sec,
BIZ, the low music OF that voice
Comes stealing back To me,
Like waves on the pcbbed shore
A wind-haT's sudden tone
Or sounds the waking spirit hears,
At midnight and alone,
And well the lesson she hath given,
Deserves the thanks bring
For that sweet fiistiood on her lip.
Hath taught me how To sing
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TN Bedford County Court, December 70 1872.
a Thomas llippensta and labi,ha his wife. William
Barnett and Catharne his wife elisha Hail. Jr James
* Shaon and Mary his wife, Nathaniel Morgan and Sa
rah his wife, PITTS
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w VI. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY LAW

4 b FFERS his services to practice in the Su-
" perior and Inferior Courts OF the corporation of
Iynehburg; also in those Of the counties Of Campbell
Amherst aud Bedford. All business conlded to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention
Ills office Is on man street opposite 10 the grocery Of
Mr.. John llons and one door above Col Phelpss auc-
ton ruoR.
lynchburg, Oct "a Ia
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The editors of the Globe have been paid from the pub
lie Treasury in the last seven years S6l3.9i3 %.
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II Is generally agreed now that Esq at the end Of
mans name IN many instances is like the qulrh' IN
hog : tail, more ior ornament than use.
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.y'CT.FE,

.sD5sTE.
YR. WILLIAM BAILEY will please take notice
Wa that acting as Trustee Tor the infant children
of Charles w. McClannahan, we will. IN Friday
and Saturday the Eth and 18Th days Of Feb
ruary. l8i3. the store house Of Peek Nlcon the
Big Lick, in the county of Roanoke pr,ceed to take tho
deposition Of Gen Edward Watts and others he read
evidence in sn depending IN the superior
Cnurto Law and Chaurcry Tor the county Of Roanoke
in which Charles w. McClmnahau is plaintiff and you
and others are defendants.
JOHN Il. RICHARDSON.
THOMAS TOSI.
Big Lick, II Jan. vim
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T. w n o & 4

Sa, ANU III. X WILLIAM u. BRANCH have 10
- Gated IN lynclhurg, and united IN the practice of
Law Samuel Branch will constantly attend Gas here
toiore) the Courts OF buckingham and Prince Edward
and will hereafter the Coz IT'S held IN Iyn hrp
and the Superior Courts OF Campbell and Bedford WI
liam d. Branch viii attend the Superior and Interior
Courts OF Campbell. Bedford and Amherst. When not
absent ON professional business they may always be found
at their office Cup stas) in the house next below the Of
flee OF llocombe & Otey, main street.
jan. = II
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N'OTICZ.

HEREBY forewarn all persons from hunting or other
u Wise frespass'ng on my premises Injuries recently
committed. compel me 10 take this course | trust thai
future occurrences will make necessary for Inc to
cuiorce the law. JOHN II f,REJJ
Dee ID =, Gu
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In CHANcERY.

This day this cause further to be heard upon
the papers formerly read, the report Of the Commission
ers by former decree Of this court made in this
to divide the lands whereof Elisha Hall died seized a
munr his heirs at law and the report of the Commls
sonor appointed by the decree. TO sell the slaves
in the bill and proceedings mentioned which report Tho
Court approves and confirms and was argued by coun
sel-upon consideration whereof, the court doth order
that the defendant William W Reese administrator OF
Elisha Hall, deceased, do render an account OF his adj
m'nstraon OF the estate of said Elisha Hail. deceased
before one of the Commissioners of this court who IL
directed TO examine and settle the said account as
well as an account of the advancemenis made by the said
Elisha Hall. deceased, in his lifetime To the several
parties to this suit, entitled 10 distribution in said de-
dents estate, and make report to court with any mat,
tiers specially stated, deemed pertinent by hlmsel'"'
which may be required by the parties he SO stated
and the SAID Commissioner is authorized 10 examine III"
parties IN solemn form oath, upon intcrrooaorics touch
ing the subject matter of said acro,inls
copy-Iestc.
RIO. c. MITCHELL, cB.o
CoMMrssIoNER's OrrIcE, I
LIBERTY, Jan. 4. lS43
The parties in the above cause will take notice. ha'
shall tiny Office, in this town. the hour OF ~ o.
clock, IN the morning Of Wednesday, the 18th day o'
February next, commence the accounts directed by 'o
foregoing decree at which time and place. they VIII al
'cnd With their accounts, vouchers, witnesses and copies
oi court papers, for examination and settlement.
JNO. \ WHARTON. Com
Jan. II wlEl
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against

John Hall, Bird Greer and Drusa i, wife. Charles
Lewelen and Kesah his wife and Banks b. Hail. and
William w Reese, administrator of Elisha Hall deoJ,
Doi,,o
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~ THE UNITED STATES COURT,
Eur the Elstnrn Dist 1ci Of VIZ

Jan. :, 1913
HOllN Crews of the county Of Campbell, having FL
- cd petition praying that he may be declared "A
bankrup 1t is ordered that all persons claiming TO be
the creditors of the said John Crews show cause TO the
court, on the ls Of March next. why the said john
Crews be not declared bankrupt pursuant the Of
Congress In that behalf and that copy Of this order be
published in the newspapers, according the 22d and
. hh rules ofcourt
Copy-Tese,
HENRY GIBSON, elk
Jan. 5 WV
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A Great Superior Court Of Law and CAsur,,r -
"A tinued ans held for the town OF I.ynehlr :, m
courthouse III said town. Friday tho 18th day Of
iSi2 sitting Court of Chancery. 'oef'
Robert RiYes, aam'r. of Jesse ClarIson deea
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f. % s II

r. % 8 n
A GOLD ESCAPEMENT WATCII makers
IN name Lilly Broth rs, in l.ocle No 27l. Any
person, finding the above Watch aud delivering me-
shall be literally rewarded
ALEXANDER WATSON.
Jan. . 3v
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ESIE wish To purchase FIVE hundred barrels nr corn.
w for which we viii pay the hghcs, market price
b. I. IlNSLEi s co
JAN . Is
Blanks for sale nj this Office.
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DISTRESSING CAsuALrY--Ihe Louisville Journal
STATES that the steamboat Macedonia grounded at Goose
Island, on her way up 10 St. Louis, and sent her pas
sengefs IN shore in the yawl In getting them alp,aJ
agsn the yawl capsised and about t,cenfu persons are
esepoaed 70 hoce been lost. few were saved BY hold
= Sng 0n y the guards Of the boat
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,.UCTaDA AND CD MISSION
BUSINESS.
MEL 5'ILEE TALBOT

4 d ANING removed 10 the house recently occupicd
d by MIR. John liollns, nearly opposite the Market
House, tenders his services to his friends and the pub
ic,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale of Real Estate NEGROES
1orses. and every description Of Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
grocs, AS well As pretty extensive acquaintance the
contiguous neghborhood, will afford him every facility
IN the sale OF that species OF property His spacious
and cellar, will enable him to keep in good condi
every article of merchandise he may receive ON con
ti2nmCnt
lie deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
will therefore, only say tina, he will be grateful for pat
coinage, and those who besow IT, may rely upon Justice
at his hands.
He will take charge of Negroes be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them % cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property IN hand.
REFERENCES.
Snthson ~. Darts, ST. John j. PurSis
Richard 1Wee Jolm fioLlns
.Hchinney g. .losby Henry Darts
Nc Corhie g. Nc Daniel Jthite, Tardy s. brine
Bnt0n g. Rodes Hancock g. adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send ac-
count to this office for collection.
Dec. Is Ia
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10 YEEE EsVEgEEC.

TO Y'EFE E'gTEgElgf.
fH'IIE undersigned Barriers Of the Town of Lynch,
J. burg. taking iho consideration the hardness of
the times, have determined to reduce their prices as fol
lows:
For Shaving 6, cents,
Trimming iairl23.
We tender grateful acknowledgements to the
public for the very kaa aud liberal patronage extend
ed To u.s. aud hope 10 receive, determined to
merit continuance OF the same
A. PRIDE & son,
TllOS. e. GLADAIAN.
Jan.l2 Is
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man = 5o'360 f,c morning than at night, to the
10y - :. R9es z1isg u The relaxation Of
! e -
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Lily .yO YEEE.
PRACTICE OF LAW,

fIViiE Undersigned having associated Then selves 10
Il gether in the
PRACTICE OF TIE LAW,
will attend regularly the Inferior and Superior Courts
for the counties Of Pulaski. Montgomery Nyhe Giles
and Floyd Address Wysor L Baskerville, Newbern,
Pulaski CO., va.
BENZ. +. VISOR
JOHN b. BASKERVILLE.
Jan. - w4ws
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Jan. S
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Jan 5
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o. General Society OF Mechanics nj

- Particular Notice.-Those PERSONS havnlS
ing m keeping viii find ready sale for any portIon or
I'll their goods By sending their address calling upon
ti,, subscriber Goods any amount purchased
Al private sale-'rwo Piano tortes.
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..hou, physician. and died there on Monday alter
bee broagh pure weakness in the arms OF
d lThe corons5 held 5d an ,aqnss efs
At ne 20, william Henry Harmon, naval apprentice
y S 81 I'd the u ship ndependssee aged 10 years ana ~
% who fell from the spar TO The main deck on
oa,a s and died Sunday morning Verdict that he
s e.s 20 % MS death b, a fall &c -,
,,orr 10 state that the Surgeon Of the lndend-
t, me. ii Green who was present at the house as
eacs bared IN outrageous and insulting manner
because The latter had said thu, the conduct
70 M Assistant Surgeon ia giving Certificate IN tins case
81 m upon the laws Of the State This the Sur
was ~ thought his dignity deoeated from because he
sS' with di.re9fdng 'he 'sM' dssmog an insult
% f Coroner conceived him entitled 10, and the
,a surgeon thereupon CHALLENGED the Coroner by throw
eis ard violently down upon the coffin Of the dead AID
I a -, bidding him him IN mortal combat. The
,rfaed this ride and bravadong with the
% deserved and the surgeon returned board ship 10
, atw b. professional business N service he had so much
.s no more respec, for the sanctity Of The
ean Of the dead should be permitted Longer be coa''d
eo ga wofy 10 belong navy which has heretofore been
e ;,s.l, esteemed and honoted