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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
WING MEETING.

" E1IG w CLE lNOs
A meeting Of the Wings Of the town Of Litch6eld
was held at the Town Room on Tuesday, the 2s.h
ins:, when Erns,us A. Lord was appointed chairman,
and Leman B. Sprague clerk, of said meeting.
It was also, in consequence Of the inclemency Of
the weather. Voted, That said meeting be adjourned
to meet again Of the same place, On Saturday the ls
day Of April, at II o'clock. A. NJ; and all the Wings
in the various sections Of The town be requested to
attend. for the purpose Of making q nomination Of
candidates to be run for representatives at The ensu
ing election. ERASTUS A. LORD.
LEHMAN B. SPRAsuE, Clerk. Chairman.
Ara numerous meeting of the Democratic Electors
of the town OF LitcheId holden a, the Hotel Of Col
William Odell, in this village. Monday afternoon,
March 81. ls43-SrErHxN DEMrSe. Esq. was chosen
moderator, and WM.F. BALDWIN. Secretary.
A motion was then made to nominate suitable can.
dda,es represent the town at the mex, session Of
the General Assembly. when
o. S. SEYMOUR and ENOS STODDARD, Esq'rs
were unanimously selected.
The meeting was then addressed by some Of our
intelligent farmers, and the following resolution pas.
.ed. That we request Mr.. Adams to publish the
above in the Lch6ed Enquirer.
STEPHEN DEMING. Moderator.
WIN. F. BALDWIN, Secretary.
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OUR STATE TICKET.

The names a, the head Of our columns. for the
suffrage Of the freemen Of Connecticut are tried and
true friends Of the people. The name Of ROGER
s. BALDWIN, is itself tower Of strength. MOI,
only his integrity and abilities, but the SANDER and
abuse Of his Locofoco enemies will be remembered
al the polls.-CoHyier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
M A r, RIED

In this town. on the Goth inst, Nv Rev. Mr. Wells.
Mr.. Lorenzo d. Whi,more 10 Miss Abba G. Beach.
both Of this town.
In This town, on the 10Th ins nv the Rev. Mr.. Dav,
Mr. Virgil Wilson of Harwin.on, 10 Miss Mary G.
Wheeler Of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
FRAUD IN COUNTING VOTES ,

The lOcos in their Secret Circular say that frauds
will now be Committed 10 counting the votes unless
GERS BECAUSE the Registry Law 10 repealed -
Why then was the law repealed Under tina, law
frauds were impossible-and therefore i was hateful
to the leaders Of the loco fccQ party. Their circular
exposes their motives Hartford COuroms.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
Litchfield PoIemic Society.

I'D OCULAR meeting ut the Academy on Friday
II evening, at 6 lie O'Clock
The address by Leman D. Sprague. Esq. postponed
last week on If the thin attendance, will be
delivered. Suhject-Ireland.
The public are invited to attend.
Per order Of the Pres't. s, BENEDICT, Sec'y.
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10 or DO VOTES MORE.

A little efErt to bring every Wing 10 the polls. will
make difference Of ten or twenty votes in q town.
you will elect the entire Wing ticket BY q triumph
ant majority.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

Alta Courtof Probate holden at Plymouth, ,Oi,h.
in and far the district ~ Plymouth, on the
2ond day of March A. D. 1s43.
Present, Elisha johnson, ESQ. Judge
II STATE Of BENJAMIN FENN late Of Ply.
IL mouth. in said District. deceased. On
motion of RErURAR FENN ind NEWTON
p. WHIrTELsEy, Executors on said estate.
this Court does limit and allow 10 the credit.
ors of said estate six months from the date
hereof. in which TO exhibit their claims to
said Executors or be debarred recovery
And this Court directs said Executors to
give notice OF the time so limited by publish.
ing this order In a newspaper printed 10
Litchfield and by posting a copy thereof on
the public sign post nearest the place where
the said deceased last dwelt, In said Ply
mouth.
A true copy Of Record.
49, ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
MOSCOW VICTORY!

The Locofocos have carried New Hampshire by
acme 500 majority The Times announces the in.
,eiligence IN three lines! Where are the bg;sype.
neighbor 1-COwTier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

THE Court of Probate for the district Of
Il WATERFOWL, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the cre-
ditors to the estate of Bethel Chauncey
Garnsey. late of Watertown, deceased. 10
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect TO present their accounts, pro-
perly attested. within said time will he de-
barred recovery. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to JOSEPH GARNsEy. (rx.,.,...
43*3is LANDoN GARNsEY, D"'e''''''
Watertoscn, March 18Th, l943.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

1fihe people Of Connecticut rightly considered III
importance Offending men to Congress. who will sup.
port the protective system. the loco foco candidates
would not get one vOe in twenty. Suppose we had
ent tar if passed by only two majority. The vote oil
Connectcut, II given the other way, would have de.
feated il In that event there would mt have been
a mandatory now in operation in the State
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District 0 Woodbury.. a.


DtStVfCB W VVWy0UNTYs DSs q
Probate Court. Feb, 20. l643. (
ENSTATE Of WALxER g. KIRKLAND Of
II Woodbury. In said District, assigning
debtors. The Court Of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Woodbury., has limited and allowed
six months from The 18th of January l64S,
for the Creditors Of said Estate, represented
insolvent. ia which 10 exhibit their claims
thereto and has appointed NATHANIEL b.
SMITH and JoHN JUDsoN, Commissioners to
receive and examine said Claims.
Certified by CHAs. B. PHEL 20, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that thew shall
meet at the store lately occupied by Walker
& Kirkland in said Woodbury. on the 18th
days Of April and July next at O'cl'k In the
afternoon, on each Of said days, for the pur.
pose of attending on the business Of said APP
pointmeEt.
N s.. .,.nus,1 B. Smith, c COMM.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
"A. SSns I. SE IRWIN Assignees.
THE Court Of Probate for the district Of
L Sharon has limited and allowed six
months from the 2Oth day Of March inst, to
the creditors Of the estate Of LovENAN CAL
KIN. late of Sharon. In said district deceased.
to present their claims to the subscribers.
commissioners on said estate We will meet
10 receive claims against said estate. the lst
Monday in June, and the I'd Monday 10 Sep
iember next, at O'Clock. p. H., at The house
now occupied by John a. Allen. in said Sha.
ron. ALBEIT ROwtEY, cour,;..;oncr.
HORAcE REED.
Sharon. March 90 1913. ~
TNHE Court Of Probate for :he district Of
Il Woodbury. has assigned the third Mon.
day Of April I6lS. al A. NJ. 10 examine aud
adjust the administration account IT the trus.
tiers Of Woodbury. Manufacturing Company
All persons indebted are notified TO appcaI
and be heard 10 the premises.
ALvAH MEaEIAH. lrm.,.s..
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District Of LitchGeld, IS.
PROBATE Court, March 81, 1S43. {

Pr0sGte Court, March 81, lS43.
ESTATE of AMAsA SAWYER, laie Of
IA Cornwall in said district, deceased.-.-
The administrator represents the estate inscS'.
vent. and prays the appointment Of commits
Sioners thereon.
Ordersd-That commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors Of
sd estate be appointed nj the Probate Office
in Liichfeld, on the 4th day Of April, le4S, at
10 O'Clock, forenoon; Of which all persons
in interest will take notice. and appear. ii
they see cause. and he heard thereon.
43*2t ELISHA s. ARERNETHY, Judge.
pY order of the Court of Probate for the
- district Of Sharon, notice is hereby CIV
en- that all the personal estate Of HEMAN X.
PARSONS, of said Sharon. assigned for the DO.
nef, of his creditors will be sold at public
auction at the dwelling house Of sd Parsons,
Oh Tuesday, the 4th day OF April next. at ten
o'clock. p. NJ, unless previously disposed Ut
at private sale.
EARL M. CARTWRIGHT, (q,.,..oos
AUSTIN CARTWRIGHT,
Sharon, March l3, lS43. 2t4S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

From EVERY SECTION Of the State, We have a
GOOD REPORT. We know the numbers are
with US, and we have good renSn to believe they are
ready to co their duty. A glorious triumph is Ger.
tain 10 follow united action. Next Monday. then.
TO THE POLLS On to victory THE DAY
is OURS!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

% We have excluded some communications be-.
cause they deal too much in personalities o,he re-
because we can't squeeze them in.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
Homes. John Tyler made The following dsclsra,o

Honest John Tyler made The following declaration
on coming into the Presidential chair.
~ will remove no incumbent from Office. who has
faithfully and honestly acquitted himself Of the duties
Of his office, except in case where such officer has
been guilty at IN active paFiixsnshp Or BY secret
means - the less manly and therefore the more
objectionable - has given HE official influence 70
the purposes At party. thereby hraging the patron.
age Of the government in conflict with the fFeed0m
VI elections"
The Tiass II Pennsylvania The Pittsburg Amer.
lean presents picture Of general distress Of PennsyI
vanis, quite % gl0nmy % that which was Riven \
dsy OF two since of Virginia. Il says:
We find the greatest distress prevailing in many
parts II Pennsylvania in regard % money and with.
in cur ree0lleeliOn there never time Of greater
suffering In many Of the middle counties there sp-
pears Total absence Of money n aay kind. and die
belief there exists that has Oh taken its location as
the two extremes -PittsbuFg and Philadelphia. In
many Of those counties told that no debis ere
psid in money, OF no sale made &c j.. snd no PROMISES
0f eiVen the taxes remain uneolIeeied. end that IN
some cases where attempts have been made 70 CON.
pei payment Of these no bidders were lo1nds and
when The Ofieem attempted remove Ihe goods. lhsy
were quietly, bot deeiSively. told 20 dessi. and u
mannes. and "a evident temper IN tho public mind.
thar ensured obedience.
sanWr cEoExs.--k Vermont editor aVpeass deleh.
seA with he iashihA tie WumeD have sdngled 10
esrimg sho eloaka sRdssys they aee just The shaes
log desc hard suss GDs every girl ~hO has ont grown
her elank. sud every woman whose elaak hns kacome
wuga 81 ~ hnlam. y dry. has only - end 81 s1a
- -. q - : Imna14
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

Or We invite the attention Of Liberty Men to the
candid reply to the attack on Thomas B. Osborne
Mr.. S. NJ Booth is evidently "a wolf in sleeps
clothing professedly for the abolition Of
slavery, but really for the success of locolocoism
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
CoRNs, CoRNsu CORNSu,

INURED by tue Albion corn pIasferl n aHo,d-
~ immediate relief aud = sure euro ion
e1rns, a. CISsolyes the corr and removes Il from
the foot with case and expedition. without IN,
least pam. FTOm among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev EbeneZer Newhall of I.iAcoln Mass
1 cannot neglect TO state. that 1 feel great con
hdenCe IN the Albion corn plaster rs one of tho
Surest remedies; have tined IT'S efficacy, and iu
four successive applications according 10 the de
rcctOus, n etleCt,d a euro
Ia proof Of which, read the following cases.
iadl!-lo whom references can he made, after
SUFFERING great pain, auI inconvenience for wears
ron cOrns, and who m the mean time was ma
KING use OF variO. highly celebrated ron cdies
nut 10 no purpose, ant had IN couscqus nee of
these repeated disarpolntments. nearly despair
ed Of relief, most h"ppily met with the Alblon
corn plaster, one box of which, Cat an eNpen 81 of
only % ccnts'l has entire y cured her corns! So
aS'9ntsh lS was ihls cue as Ia induce several of
the TRENDS and nclghbOrs of he lady TO use the
same re .DedY and with the same go9d SUGGEST
&g'An old Gtntleman!--lnforInsd an o~ent
that alter suffering unCGnsCiOnable pain and
uOube for yeaas from a corn, Which had resist
Ell every attempt 10 dcslrCy, was cured bv Tins
most valuable plaster!
A person!-So crippled with corns for long
iIlHc as 10 be unable To walk, had TO cut holes m
MS shoes, TO ca sc his feet,-was cured by this
Price IS cents a box.
n r. Each OF ths articles will be ag7ed w I.
hIoder on the ugtside wrapper,
- con sum pfiO1. No person can have ade-
quate idea of the astonishing relief which Or
Relie highly celebrated ,rhmatic or consump-
i've pIis, give IN consumption coughs, colss
d ihcul'y OF breathing, wheeling, tiehtness OF
the chest, pam an the side, splitting of bleed DC
A ialr Tlsl only IS necessary 10 conviacs ersons
suffering from these complaints that this is one
gi the most yaluable medicines ever discovered
ior complaints OF the lungs gent rally. Common
g, Ids are removed m few hours. Price 25 cts
Prepared from the original NJ Recipe OF DI
w i Conway, by w l. Kldder, INN late sue.
eesIor To the late L kItser. BY whom thCv are
Tor sale at his counting Tosm, No So State st
corner OF Merchants row, Boston, and by hi.
special appointment by JAS BAKER,
uC~ Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
Observation-Disclosures EYE
WATER

OUCH is the wonderful effects Of this valuable
~ Eye Wafer, IN relieving and curing the com
mon complain Of the eye, that those who use
u once, Will ever after give It the preference 10
that of any other preparation.
respectable phl stefan and druggist in Con-
necilcut writes, I"S,r' patient of mine, who
has had two bOttlr Of your Eye Nat1r, says this
IS the only kind he has ever used with success"
Price % cents a bottle,
DJtmfrigs' Remedy for the painful and dobiia-
ting complaint Of hePiLcs. New case Of a cure.
Boston, Nov 24fL.
Sir-The Pile ointment and electuarv that ]
lately had of you, has had an exCellen: effect. ]
have been tTDub led for years with the Piles, and
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attack was a severe one,
but the relci was almost Immediate, r. n.
Mr. Kidder
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in YER
mont. Mr. KIdder,-SIr Having used in INV
family Dumfries Remedy Tor the Plies. / have
found Il the best have ever met with i'm thispar
Of th3 country. ] have found the eicctrory The
only physlv hat could be used with certainty and
ease.
A dealer wrtes-'I consider II (Dnmfrez re-.
medyliar superior % any article befOT offered %
PAINFUL case. A box Of The Remedy cured a
case Of the Piles, with which the patient Ga f..
ma'e,) hl q been long and painfully afflicted Inn a
nCIghburng tOwurepoTts an agent;
The arucl0. (which consists Of two boxes.
EleCtuary q Ointment, pGcc 81 I 2 cents each or
IS cents for both rs accompanied waasv aluable
COpiOus directions.
Relics Asihmatic or Conservative FiIls-pyices
reduced To- 90 aud - cts-gIvc immediate relief
Cure the most obstinate coughs Common
colds frequently removed 80 w hours
n q. Zach of the articles will be efgp.I "
kIdder, on be outside wrapper.
Prepared from the OrEiual VI S Rocfpe Of DR.
" It Conway Nv w I. kIdder Immediate qurros.
sor 10 the late IT kid'cr by whom they enc Tor
sale az hIs counting room, No IS STATE street
corner Of Merchants row, Boston, and by ~
special appointment bY JAS BAKER.
des7 Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
LIVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease; from is long standing and repea-
ted attacks, and also from the manner in which
y has Been treated, oiIen lei the drcRs Of the
disease IN some way cling to the system, -sOme-
Times there Is great weakness and prOstTation Of
strength with dull heavy pain located in some
part oithe syst IN. In all such cases DR. Swaync's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an excellent remedy, to support, strengthen, and
give vIgCI TO eclInIng health, aud defend il from
the lnrOads Of disease.
Their. are daily certificates from various persons
which are sufficient testimony TO the great eth
easy ef this Invaluable meGIcne.
%FDT Swayne's Office, No 81 North Sixth 81.
one door below Arch, Philadelphia, where all or
ders for agencies, &c, must be directed. Refer
ences will be expected.
DR. Swayns's Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
Is for sale at the Drug tore of
JAMES BAKER
oct Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
100000


SIiERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER,
IL hEUMAIlS VI. LumbaSn, pain and weak
IL mel in the back, Ioins side. neck, breast
or limbs. eiiectlally cured byt In coughs and
liver complaints they afford ASTONISHING results
w orr on the lower part Of the spine th,y are
me piles, and on the back of the necks of
children ieething will give Immediate relief
Several persons have called at the warehouse
10 express their surprise and thanks, at the al
msst miraculous cures these plasters have Of
fCctcd. -
Jos W HoxIe, Esq VIII had been so afflicted
WIN rHeumatlsm, az TO be unable TO dress him
ehwthout assistance was enabled after wear
lhS % only night. TO get up alone in the NOR.
ming, pat on his clothes ard call AT our Offices
win eyes beaIning with joy and his tougoCs
pouring iJrih the glIdness Of his heart al The
sudden lnd signal relief he had received from
this best Ct all remedies
MT Dayil Williams. Of Elizabcthtswn, " J
~ OIu Revolutionary soldier was so afflicted
WIN rheumatism that he could scarce he Ip hin, 4.
sell -these plasteTs entirely cured him ZIP nee
only II cents plaster and which not only
"a the world. Remember that
For sale Wholesale and RetaiI bv
OLIVER PRYOR,
nov i'm Sol" agent for Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
ANOTHER EVIDENCE.

az he WoHdCrtm Cures PrrJormed Jg DR. StUayH $
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
hR SWAHNE.-Dear SIr.-Whcn ! was nj
IL Pi'Ishurgr last August. purchased Of your
a ent six bottles Of your Compound Syrus Of
cled with Cough, often very violent, With other
indications OF Consumption, or disease Of the
Lungn, 1T a yCTy serious nature hat very little
ialth IN mcuIclne, as II was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyondlts reach. had applied
10 several Physicians for relief, and also used
soma highly pulled |edIcRcs which had seen
IN The newspapers. but hearing that you had much
experience IN the practice Of medicine. and had
treated many cases IF Consumption concluded
10 try yours and from that time, | am happy TO
say, found relief J write this IN hope u al YOU
vii publ Il, so that # any human being has
suffered as have done, they NAV know where
TO Ind a medicine, the virtues Of which may be
relied upon. JAMES OSBURN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
IrCu CIrIEntr

REit ever soInvcteratc, IN Que hours applica-
- t2a, and no danger from taking cOid-by
using DUHfricS Icb OiHtmcpf So great and
CNtendcd mere has become ats reputation, that
dealers are ordering 70 from all parts OF the couu.
Wy, az remedy which glses their customers the
highest satlsfaction'
A student, connected with one efuslr ISterprv
Institutions! where this loathSume disease had
appeared, observes, that DUmfnes Itch Omit
meat eXiernilnated a, alter various other apph
cations had failed TO DO SO, andit Aaj in conse.
qlence gained req Mt alton IN that seminary a nd
NiclLuy, as the best remedy kno w for the Itch
Name con be given If des red.
',Inis preparation, tor p,easaotness safety
eApeStu0n ease and certainty, is .uns urpassed II
equaIed. L. does not CoRtain the least parlicls
~ - nGIsuiy, or other dangerous ingredient, and
may pe applied with perfect safety by pregnant
Iemaies, or To children Mt the breast, aud IL
cures however lnVeteratc, IN one tours apple
cation only, aud no danger from taking cold
lesumOny IN proof OF the hugh character OF
inns article follows
distant dealer IN ord srinC a gross, observes;
- II Is UNIVERSAL y pronounced the best remedy
yet used IN these partst'
Another writes from a distant city: is a
valuable article, AID fully worth the price set
upon TIT has no equal IN tins marker
a Physlclan the FIRST emncnce, IN prescribing
H. spoke Of tin tho highest terms as most com
plettly answering the purpose, and to use his
own words, pronounced II just the thing
It's atsn one of the best application for the
Barriers Itch. FImPles aud diseases of the skin
generally
Price with fall directions IS cents.
~stDr Relics Asthmaiic or Conservative oil 5
this has bcen pronounced among all the cous 4
~ edIcluts TO be had, one of the most valuabl,
ever yet discovered, which ITIal will prove
q Price % cents.
y b. Each article will b. signed by w I
h!dder ON the outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original VI : Recipe of d.
W u Conway, by w l. KIdder, immediate success
sOr to the late Il Kldder by who they are fo
sale al his counting rOum, No SC State stree
corner Of Merchants row, Boston. and hy I'M
special appointment by JAS BAKER
dec Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-28
LOOK AT THIS

IN1E attic utIOu of those who have been s1me-
L what skcptcal IN reference To the numerous
certificates published in favor Of DR. Swaynu's
compound syrup of Wild chcrrv. on account of
the persons being unknown I'M this section of the
State. IS respectfully directed To the following
certificate, the writer of which has been a citizen
of ihls borough for several years, and is know
as a gentleman Of integrity and responsibility.
To me agent Mn KIRBY.
| ave use 1 DR. Sway lc's compound Syrup Of
Wild cherry for a cough, with which have been
severely aiilIcied for about four months and have
no hesitation IN saying that l. is the mos. effect
we medicine that ] have been able to procure In
cOmposes al un0asIness, and ayr es well with nv
dieL-d- maintains a regular II good appetite /
can freely recommend II to all others similarly
afflicted MlNNICK,
March 9, 1870. Borough Of ChambCrsbur-h
INTERESTING FACTS
DR. Sirdyne-Rcspected friend. From the very
beneficial effects which have received from the
use of The c iInpOund syrup of Wild cherry bark,
am July wiring Ia testify TO the astcnISh ny
effect. My attack was that OF n common cold
which begaR TO threaten something O! a more
serious nature. Beng recommended - use the
above syrup, / finally give II a tTlal,-and am
happy To say Il gave me almost instant relief. |
have used u freq lcntv, and always with the
saT beneficial effects. lfothers would use this
medicine at The commencement OF their cold md
coughs, they wound prcvI.t a disease which
would be more alarming in its character, and
much NOR obstinate IN the cure.
ELWOOD l. Pussy,
y W corner Arch and 5 SIS PhHad
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling Va
dec