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IECST SAE.-By Write Of Deed Of Trust executed to
y Francis r. Deane ST., the 22nd day OF October, 1871
% Is Of record in the County of Cumberland, shall offer for
AZ public auction, the premises the o'h day Of July
IN. tract az LAND which the said Deane resides
"a. hear the town Of Caersve containing 40 shall
III the time end place sell all the Negroes mentioned
deed except an old woman, tPoly all The Stock OF said
III household Furniture, &c, &c. Terms of sale made
H on the day Of s-le The title said land and other
& believed 10 be unqucsonabie but acting Trustee
' convey only such title as is vested IN
HENRY =. IRVING, Trustee.
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ORDNANCE ON THE NORTHERN LAKES.

ORDNANCE ON THE NORTHERN LANE.
BUREAU UkpSACE llYDRoGEsFhf,}
June 60 isi3.
EALED PROPOSALS will he received e. this Bureau UNI
- clock p. NJ. ri Ia. Dist Juy ensning for FURNISHING
delivering the proportions and nj the places herein
following number aud description Of cannon for tie ser
vice Of the United States, viz:
Thirty eight inch Pai1han of about is cwt each w
thirty FOUNDER guns of about Al owl eac dr'ta"'
follows: .,
AT Sacke'- IIarhu ~ " befnre the h December next
10 eightnch Pai1Ian guns,
25 ihirty-two FOUNDER guns.
At Buffalo, New York before the st Dectnhf' tcA'
10 eight inch IaiXfan guns,
30 Founder
A, Erie PENNSYLVANIA before the Isl becemttr I1t'
10 eight inch paishsn gIps,
- lluly-;wo FOUNDER guns.
The proposals distinctly the per Ion =" l"es
two hundred forty pounds deliverable aho' 10 hr SUP
-ct To- and undergo such proof and inspection is burea
may proper authorize and meme Will br paid Tor al sa'
not pass such inspection may he entirely satisfactory
Bonds with approved suetes. VIII he required IN one
third the estimated u the contract and zen per crh
the all hills will he retained cola ea secr
for the faithful performance thereof which will he paid only on
satisfactory completion of The contracts and ney per cent
um Of all deliveries will be paid all bills, properly auhentI
Gated according The provisions Of the contract Within fl
days af;ei their presentation 10 the Navy Agent.
The offers be endorsed Ofrs 10 furnish Ordnance "t
tie Northern Lakes, and what agency payment VIII lee
required So,
Drawings Of the will be furnished ;hr successful lddf
by this Puieau and they he and FINISHED 70 CONFORM
them in every respect. No lu: blast metal 10 &c used
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>tf-Ny Plantation, living IN the county of Powhaan
Jones Creek, two miles from jnde Ferry and adjoining
David hcCaw. containing hundred acres, sevenyh'c
good low grounds, and tSo hundred and hy o'
land, hea.y timbered There are but e'v plantations
desirable than lhs-Stuaed good nei.hbotnood, heal
and convenient several mills, with comfortable dwelling
ALI necessary houses. Persons wishing To purchase WI
Down the land by the subscriber residing on the place
Us .iaerai. Address
JOHN ]. FLoURNoY, ia, Subletts, Powha,an.
l3-6t+
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LANES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By authority vested

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR saLE.-By authority vested in
Trustees, WILL Goth July next for SALE nj
Public Auction the premises. that valuable estate called
Glenlivar lying James RIVER the county Of Cumberland
within Of the of Cartesye ana 40 miles from
this city.
This contains 800 OF which 100 acres are low
grounds quay 800 high land in GOOD
condition. cultivated regular rotation ares partially
grown up pines and aording good highland pasture The
remainder woodland Of original growth, good quality and
containing plant land than usually found James
The improvements ordinary found on estates on
which resde the stable good one for ten
barn large and recently thoroughly repaed the
hrens machine good working orders tobacco houses
sufficiently extensive TO of 10000 lbs the servants
houses good and sufficient III accommodate comfortably
10 persons The dwelling house rooms above
ground ard cellar rooms.
The will be Sl00 t October next and the balance
equal payments twelve eighteen months from
of sale POSSESSION will be after The ay of sale
much o the land he required prepare for The crops
year, with The privilege seeding crop of wheat
be done, without denen the crop now
the land ana of the whole or before The st De-
cember neat.
person wishing view The property will nease call on
Mr. L. Buruss, who resides premises Any Derson
wishing purchase privately will please apply 10 either Of the
Trustees. H. H. CUNNINGHAM,
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM,
May 20 dds Trustees Of Mrs. A. r. Deane
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Pabi,e Scic IF LAND near Richmond.

THE subscriber having determined the Stale Of
Missouri, u, Wednesday. the 26ih instant. Juy) se
The highest hid the Of LAND which resides in
,hc &c Chesterfield Manchester ard la ssh OF
Richmond containing abou G acres, with supply
ber nj convenient aud comfortable improvements IL deemed
unnecessary detailed Of the advantages
tendas tins of lani presumed person will buy
without first vewJng il but the subscriber beg leave to remark
that We'll the attention any person wishing resi-
dence Richmond. TERMs0ne third cash. the baaRe
sal, nctorfy ne -ae WIN ,ha ,v ohore amed
phfcG and place purchasers friends In
aiead. with that If two bidders be
present, sale will positively he made.
r.,.u lS-ids
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WEBB, BACON & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE,
3l4 hhds New Orleans
- do. Porto Rico SUGARS
IL do. st. Croix
l6 bbls. loaf o.
go bags Porto Rico
200 do Laguira
ls9 do African .COrFEFs
G3 do old Government Java
81 do Cuba and 81. Jaga
do Maricabo
1890 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
English refined table Salt, in boxes
Bar Iron bsered Steel
900 kegs cut Nails and Brads
40 tierces Rice
Rarrels pearl Barley, Tar, Pitch
Oil-Tanners, Winter strained sperm
I.ealher-sole, upper, harness, calf skins
Tea-Gunpowder and POwchong
Gunpowder in kegs and canistes
Shot, bar Lead
Candes-sperm, tallow and lluls patent
400 boxes Soap, embracing almost every variety
Nader Indigo, Salt Pelre
Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Alum
Birthstone, Chocolate, Starch, Hops
Clover Seed nests wooden ware
Painted Buckets window Glass
London Porter, Wines of various KINDS
Cotton Yarns, Irvine Cotton ana Hemp
Shoe Thread, cotton OZnaburss
Sheengs and Shrngs
Bed Cords and Lines cotton and hempl
Wool Feathers
Nritng letter and wrapping faper, &C.
July T-lm
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RANK OF VlRGNiA--The President and Directors OF ,nc
- Gank of Virginia have declared Dividend from the pros
for the last six months o and quarter cent on me ea
ta stock OF The Bank of which quarter per cent l.
Ia the Common and the remal!n:
two cent will be paid The Scckhodtrs on ana aea we
18Th inst. SAMl.. MakA C'.shei.
LIT
VuLY DIVIDEND, s43-The President and DHee.", ~ 'e
Farmers Bank OF Virginia have declared pisaeH IN, @
and three quarters the Capital Stock our VI VIZ
fits for the last six months subject to deduca o @ :,
per cent. semi annual bonus 10 'he State-ta'hs
bali per cent. clear 10 the Stockholders - 49,, c,;.,
,.- Tiff
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ONE PRICE ONLY! -
<xoap1 rTp SPRING ASSoRTMENT.-We have now re
ceived anened and arranged, large and complete as
sorment of seasouabie .,.,r INV cooDS
ver ort on the favorable terms generally IRON
and viii be sold unusually low prices for cash. and
an mr. general terms 10 punc;ual customers
r the close and attention OF each n lie partners WIN
me as,uc. Of efficient ssesmen, will merit H. we solicit t
J.ns and continuation Of the very liberal patronage OF tht
friends OF The lale firm Of Garland Randolph, and Tue pub
generally. n,rnrrs. RI s,c.mo,e street,
n.,..n al - lll-wtf
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AW NOTlcE-The subscriber has removed his office 10 tnr
IL story Of his residence the corner of 9Th aid
opposite The Office of the Mutual Society lie
may be found at ms oce when in attendance agan re
suned) on OF the Courts of The Civ
TO CLATMANTS-The subscriber AFTER an interval Of
years again tenders his services claimants the Govern
of the United States the of Virginia. rerou
onary services or any other demands whether arising under
otherwise His experiences attending such
enable him. in most cases. where they well lound-
refer the of the sustain
them. The advantage of tina; eypeencc-his familiarity win
the subject and dgcnt attention, stimulated by the necessity
of beginning anew his life Of sness-he willing 10 pledge
those who may employ himfor moderate certain ronpr'
tion such reasonable contingent commission be aeee
Urged by such strong Inducements he pledges all the inuu
and energy he may have His residence ana
office ON 9Th and streets, Swan Tavern. Letters
addressed to him will be punctuny attended
Richmond. 9Th Oct. 1872. Ally THOMAS GREEN
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TOa'ts at Petersburg, ly the Washington Hop

Society.
The Constitution Of the U. States plain temperate
document. The Union thrives Icy a strict adherence
10 its principles.
| The Sir.s of IS In the civil Revolution which es-
'ablished cur Liberties, they gained mpershable honor
in the moral Reyoution now in progress, their Sons
will not allow it 10 be furnished
The memory of Washington: Though dead he lives.
His name IS our name, and through II we will 60
conquering and to conquer, until nemperance shall
have abiding place among
! BY Samuel Foser.- rheobad Mathew, the great
Temperance reformer of lrela his proposed
Amerca in the Spring: May hearty welcome greet,
| and cordial invitation be extended 10 him from all
| the Temperance Societies in the Union for his
perhuman efforts, which have been sgnay crown
ed with success, in banishing, almost totally, the
| hloated monster. Inemperance, from hs beloved
/ BY J. 2. Gregory President anu W.
dent OF the rttersuui6 o.,
May their present zeal in the cause of Temperance ne
tre-may the ample means they possess, literary,
mental and physical be exerted in this noble cause
till, by their example and influence, the accuised
| draught is banished from our town.
| In the absence Of the President Captain Hugh A.
Garland who had just retired to attend his military
dutiee, James S. French, Esq, Wee President, 10 n
brief, complimentary and interesting speech, replied,
closing with appropriat. sentiment, which we re
| gret not being able to publish for want Of copy
| The smiles Of Beauty More exhiliratng than the
Bowl-more congenial 10 the "Feast OF Reason and
the Flow Of Soul than The maddening influence Of the
wine cup
By Samuel j. WARMER, of Chesterfield The names
of Luther and Wesley Dear 10 many great reform
ers in the Church. ought the names oil Pollard and
Wrich. be dear 10 many in this town and vicinity az
great reformers in the Temperance cause.
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II GooDE, ATTORNEY AT Law, ff"rmeT, Of Richmond
V,sp,a has settled Ia St LoaS, wnere ne VIII attend 10
-.sanal business which may be- entrusted his
g. WI! attend aug claims amounting 20 500, or NOR"
sarre the state al Missouri.
Lnnis. Missouri Mly 10. Isi3. Jim
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osT-Ihe person or persons who have the Files Of the En-
from May 1911 TO 9th May 1872 from OH May 1873 10 9Th
May s!a from sh ,S May sa sl to a May 1878 and from n
earnestly requested TO bring as soon as possible.
They o the greatest value upii
of Them the loss Ia rs rreplrabe They doubt
borrowed from This office y persons
looked them amongst their papers.
TiloS. RICHIE & SONS.
June eff
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, Va.The
IL spring session al this institution will commence Thurs
day, the oath of August neat
Board is 81 80 per week and extra charge for washing,
ironing. fuel and rent Tuition varies from $40 Ia sli
session of five months. The following gentlemen compose the
Faculty:
Rev Charles Collins A. NJ, President and Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev Eplaim Wiley, A. NJ Professor of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Ebrnezer Stevens, H. Tutor Mathematics Teacher in
Modern Languages.
John G. Wnnnrd, second Tutor
will be perceived by the above that the of stu.
dent varies from Ssh So 10 s9i so per of mouts
far less than what customary similar institutions The
of ceapness is the location Uf the college midst
rich and productive farming country from
There another advantage connected with this institution
which paramount claims TO all others Bcin.
country, nearly ten miles from village there
temptation dress prndcaliv
The G and parental, but
faculty with their families rdices
exercise Wholesome influence and
The Trustees warmly recommend the the
patronage Of The public aud appeal with confidence the five
years which il has now been IN existence.
June IL lot 9th Aug
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SITUATION WANTED.--A gentleman, who Is at present
engaged private Teacher, and preparing for the Bar
hrs .e Teacher OF school or private IA
where could besides attending To his school, devote
n ~ tim. to his studies. lie would also be willing ~
m - Clerk or any business. He IN POSSESSION VI
lue nca,ious his scholarship ana n'of.
st'e 20 teach tle German English, GteeH ana '..h iau
. with the various ha1ches of an Accidental "cGca.o'
,4d prefer 4 situation With meinoer"l sis o"i' A
'",'l'"e'' '' ' lG-,m
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WIN. MCDONALD & CO..
com MISSION IL f IL III ~ .,
NO. 81 BOWLS WHARF,


Baltimore, a.,
ID EG remind the farmers aud phhIe's a;n
ID they continue devote their attention 70 e sur r
and produce generally. Their long experience, extensive AZ
ouantance and facilities warrant them IN assue 'hose Mno
may favor them with their CONSTITUENCIES '"e "'sH0S'
rates all tines and prompt tIrhs' - .,
49,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Ihc subscriber. having
view Western location, will offer for sale, 10 the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, the fifteenth of August next the Farm
upon resides lying the county OF Madison ninecl
ing Of Mr. Eason, containing Two hundred
and fifty Upon the Tract thee is good proportion OF al
of superior qualify well adapted TO the growth of
wheat corn clover and all the
country high land vanahe) of chocolate
oed cavey oa gently unduatng lying well TO the and
ed crops nv any East Of the Glue Ridge Ia fact properly
constituted the SOIL that by the OF clover and plaster il
may be kept any desired state Of fertility There abund
ancc OF timber and fuel for all the purposes of the Farm is
well yatered having springs and running water field
II distant three Orange Court house, thirty eight
Railroad Depot Gordonsve To the Depot trips
silly he made in three days, will horse team; and
flour manufacturing mill contiguous, facilities afford
ed for d.posng products tho IL Is bounded
tyo roads leading Madison Cori hoise and
four horse coaches Cupeper
Court house FauGuer Springs, The subscriber confidently
believes that for fertility of SOIL slubriy vi climate
of The Blue Ridge and Southwest mountains, from the latter
which ii Is only separated by the river, that will suffer in
comparison with any part OF the State The improvements
.hch are handsomely situated consist Of framed dwelling
tanning with fire places all the necessary build
nrs ice house. and well OF in The yard operated by
pump There choice variety oil ru trees and vines
in a tourshing condition
Jrrm-One- third OF The purchase will be required In
hand the equal annual instruments from the day
OF sale, well secured
Persons disposed purchase invited visit before the
dav of sale satisfy particular Any
ng additional inormation will be attended Should
the privilege Of seeding grain will be allowed in due
time and entire possession before The end OF the year.
Juiy ! l7-tds ALES. :. ThLIAFERRO.
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BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR SPRlNGS.-The sub.
- scribe hsgs leave inform The public and his former pat
that ne has made all preparations for The recep
ron of aud VIII he open by the ith of July
The springs situated Immediately on the road from
Richmond 20 ynchburg 20 miles from the former and - from
the latter IS from Cumberland Cent house. y from Farnvle
from Buckingham Court house. South OF Wis's Mountains
and from RaiIs Tavern. Conveyances he had from
of those points the Springs Charges moderate to suit the
tiincs SAMUEL NORRIS.
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FARM FOR SALE NEAR Richmond offer FOR sale the
N above farm, two anc half miles from The cay Of Richmond
The tract contains acres adjoining the farm recently pur
John NJ G.egory ESQ., late acting Governor of Virgil
The buildings all and in good repair the dwell
ling large aud commoous Capt John I. White, VIII"
lives on premises will lake pleasure showing them
person disposed purchase. The will be accommodating,
only small part purchase money VIII be required
would payment either Bank State Stocks take in
part city county properly For further particulars, apply
10 nv friend H. l. Carer, who is authorised far
will sell a bargain in this property. JOS. STARKE.
lime l0-2m
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subscriber has discovered another Spring, The waters %
which are very highly by those who have used sr .m
certainly very As Ia The virtues o these
said and hundreds N? certificates ni-" w
produced, the subscriber deems II unnecessary
FRANCIS 4. WILSON.
I..- lift
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=, ALE OF FAGMVIliE fRnPERTI.-H: "ir'ur OF Nv"
- deeds of Trust executed the subscriber 10y James W. JACK
A. wife, dated the ith March. ei. ahl
the other Goth April 1872 both of record in the Comfy Count III
Prince Edward certain debts therein MENTIONED due To
the farmers Bank Virginia Office a tlimtir, WI lie
Sold in fronof f. H. James Tavern in The Town Of farm'r
Thursday The 1t September li 10 the highest bidder e
following property conveyed by said deeds VII: Part at li
No. 8, Main street. which is At presen, occupied by r. H.
Jackson Shoe Store aud purchased of the late James Maa
decrased-lu No H. Main occupied al present by
Armand Store, and the said James ~. Jackson
y.u,hj, fts No. no. Ill, AZ, 3D. A. ID in William q
SON as Factory aud The NJ Jack
Ranlops survey; and following slaves; Jacob Miy
Mar: Isaac Coles, lack Thomas JOHN, Niiani ieaeher
Claiborne William Henry Austin yand Paul. Grace, Martha
Anthony Merit Charles Henry and EuS. number OF hrs'
ana nearly all GncoEo ny Sc:
and valuable
Tsrms-Casl for the Slaves credit will be gwen on ,'
Real Estate, which he made known The day Of sale I
property conveyed is believed Ia he good but
shall only convey such il vested in me ~ the deed
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee.
Enr,n Irn.n IL LIZ Lids
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OMISSION HClSE-Ihe subscriber, partner IN the ia.c
fr If Eaawcl, Smith Zones respectfully announces 10
irrp. friends sponden Of that hr, ana tue pup
.~nefay that he Will open Commission House IN Rch
nd IN the M Of u,y-and hopes, from hs long experience as
r. of tobacco ou aud wheat Ia merit their Kind patronage
Contemplating his uuremied and prompt attention, ana
eycrlns satisfaction business committed 10
care His Office IN. Northwest III front OF
ococ Warehouse He respectfully refers 10 Mr. John smith,
and Nr John w Blgwel JNO. JONES.
Richmond, June 30th, le43. lb-ht
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The Red Springs, mile below the Sweet Springs,
a win be IN readiness for the reception If visitors by
,ia,s the Isl Of July. ,~o,,s
lin
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CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY IN MAN
o> CHESTER.

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY IN MAN
ehHh' ~ CHESTER.
The Chesterfield Light Dragons paraded IN Man
chester nj nm early hour marched to Richmond, took
their pla.e in line and participated with the Volun.
TORS in the honors of The daythen returned to Man
chester with their guests. The Henrico cavalry
Con,ain Nlcltae, and the Richmond Light Dragons,
con,o;n Gregory, and others conducted them to the
Farmers Hotel dismouncd, marched into the yard,
when welcome to Chesterfield was rendered them in
br;ef address from Captain Weisiger. The warm
greeting which followed, manifested quick response
Of feeling on the part Of our guests. Drner was
speedy announced, and in the open air, beneath the
COIL shade of wide-spreadng eAs, displayed an
annie entertainment. After the cloth removed,
the following Toasis were drunk-Captain Weisiger
and Lieutenant Patterson presiding
49, REGULAR TOASTs.
The 4th Of July, l176: The day and the deed
! . The Men of the Revolution
",yho on Freedoms green fields, Freedoms banner nrld,
And The beacon raised thai gave light TO The wo d
| 3. Washington Virgna's best and greatest SON
the pride and boast OF Amerlca-the wonoef anu ao"'
ration Of mankind.
| A Jefferson and Adams: Parallels of patriotism
md true greatness On the 4th of July, &c, together
thew pledged their lives their fortunes, and their sa-
cred honor in the of their country-On Inc 4th
Juv &c they resigned their lives TO their Creator
their country made happy and free, their own lame
established forever.
5 La Fayette !: The Star of Liberty lighted hi
steos-the Genius of Freedom governed bis acts, hi
proper home, the Land OF the Free.
6. The Henrico Light Dragons: Good soldiers
good citlzens-t for any field on which glory is to b
Won or good service to be done in The cause OF thei
country
After this Toast was announced, Captain hlcRae o
the H. L. D. returned thanks in his wonted goot
STYLE, and concluded by offering sentiment, which
vas drunk with enthusiasm, but not reported IN VII
ling.
:. The Richmond Light Dragons welcome
warm welcome into line again. Like An'Gns Of o'o
they arise from their overthrow with increased energy
and slrength-,he spirit which anImaies them canno
be conquered
The drinking of this Toast called out Capt Gre
CORY of the R. L. D. in speech of thanks and goo'
sense and good humor. He too, concluded by ofernl
sentiment, TO which due honor was Pa'a al inc les
tive board but has not been handed IN by the captain
/ s The President Of the United States.
o The Governor of Virginia A ehaste SCHOLAR
an accomplished Orator
TO- The Army and Navy: Differed by the ei:le
the land On their military skill the country relies I
re gulate and lead victory the undIsc'Pned hosts
Freedom in the day Of danger.
H. Our Country A rich patr'mnny. bravei.
our forefa,hers fought to win tive Will hsht 70 pre-
serve it.
70 Our National Flag May it never be s'a'ne
by towards grasp.
the year, and fruits doth gladden. AuiumH-out mi
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X(ARRENTuN, July 4t, lei3We the Undersigned, tbens
w entirely acquainted with the circumstances which gave
false report current in Iunenburs, Va injurious
John r. Thompson nf Warenton ~ c. do
hereby certify that the charge against said Thompson s false In
shape and orm and that John T. Robeon of Lunenrg
Va who made the charge the guilty person, and should be
arrested Given under our hands.
BY request Of John r. Thompson.
SAMUEL n. MILLS,
WALTER E. kEiTE,
JOHN j. FOWLkES,
STEPHEN ID. WILLIAMSON.
Lin l.