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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

A life preserving Coffin" stuck US as
something strange, aud We painted to ex-
anime ii. II was most luxunously made,
stuffed softly, with an elevation Tor The
head Ike satin pillow, and the lining OF
delicate white silk. In order to guard a.
eainsr the occurrence Of burial beiore
life is extinct, Mr.. Eisenbrant, Of Balti-
more. has invented an arrangement OF
Springs and levers ON its inside, wbdre-
by its inmate by the least motion ofeIther
head or hand acting thereon, will Instant
~ ca use tho coffin lid 10 fly open. The
inventor advises families, or communities
who may feel disposed TO make use Of his
preserving coffin, to have their tombs or
vaults so constructed as to give persons
deposited the. elm a chance for life, to place
a lock on the door that will open either
from The inside or outside. also with bell,
and with openings to admit pure air. and
into which no other cliiiins are admitted,
aud key placed inside to allow any one
who may tie + suscit ted egress, until de-
composition actually takes place, when
they my be removed, and finally dcpos-
tied 10 the ground, thereby keeping the
vault free frim ths accumulation Of foul
air.--.New York Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

The appeals Which Tyler and his sat.
,eui,es are making to the "Democrats" to
admit the Calamity to their embraces are
Tho most tear exciting specimens of pa,hos
nm rtoo,d. But the democracy" is as
hard hearted as pretty coquelte we hap
n.n IN know. Oue oil her smtors was re-
Gently most rolentless in his PeIs cptlons.
She told llatIy that she didn't love him.
lie insisted, aud she told hian she couldn't
love him. lie spoke Of his lands, his cor.
ner lots, and his ample rents, and sho loia
HIM she had no tustl for bun, ana th' re
was no use Of his saying a word on The
subject. He then rehearsed the numerous
favors he had done her, and the acrlices
he hal made to crafty her. Te all thus
she replied. "Well, sir; since you won I
take hints, tell sou, you are ugly, your
character is bad, there is nothing decent
abont you, and had as lieye be Rugged
by bear as by you. Good byc."--Loa-
is Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

ruE SUNDAY MAIL REpoRr. cor.
respondent ofthe New York Courier, al
luaing to the celebrated Sunday Mail Re.
port, (lhe imputed authorship Of which has
given Col. K. NJ. Johnson some celebri
Nv, Nov to set all right as re-
CARDS the author OF that "Rep IT, !" permit
me to observe that my late frieni Judge
Cooper was moi the author OF that 'Re-
PORT" although he was present, AMI read
il previous to lis being presented TO The
Post Office COMMITTEES in Congress for
Their approval, and made his comments
there IN; but the author ofthat Report was
a m -moer of Georgia, and late Senator
in Congress from that State. If any OF
your readers doubt the fact, LIT a COM
muncliion be addressed 20 the Hon. An
DR. W Stevenson, Of Virginia, who was the
Speaker OF the lower house OF Congress
at the time tha ''Reporl" was Gra@n up
and presented by CO.. Johnson, as ChaIr'
man Of the Post Office Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

VIRGINIA SALr.--Durlns tina quarter
ending on the 30Ih September, ,372
bushels Of Salt were ma lie at the different
salt wells IN Kgnawha County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

Lone IRoN CHAIN There are over
four thousand mile of rail roads in this
country. With the double track, &c.
these would make single line or chain
of iron rails over ten thousand miles in
length. 1t would reach across the Al.
Iantis more tsan three times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

GEoRerA ELECTION. The Augusta
papers give returns from 50 counties,
which give Cooper, loco, 80 93Z' ana
Crawford wing, 37,920-whig majority
1908. Seven counties to hear from which
in 1871 gave a locofoco majority Of 7e5'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

TENNESSEE STATE OF GOVERNMENT. -
The General Assembly of Tennessee, at
ter much discussion, has fixed the seat OF
Government Of Tennessee at Nashville.
The Nashville papers rejoice at the result.
The Wing says:
"Tbe Distinguish honor thus bestowed
is ightened by the consideration that II
received the approval ofneary two thirds
orlhe Senators and Representatives dec
ted by the people under the new apPor-
tionment, and it can be worn by our city
with the consciousness that II springs from
the delibtrlte opinion Of the General As.
sembly that it was deserved from her
commanding advantages rather than from
her own dlcita ions upon the sulJlc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

ELEcToRs OF PRESIDENT. The next
election FOR President will be decided I'M
der the new app rticnment Of electors,
and for the convenience OF politicians we
give the following statement the number
10 which each viii be entitled. Lay i
by. or cut il out and fGt il u, that yoa
may be prepared for 'sca'ealalion."
Maine, 8: New lamps ire, .; ma ssa-
chusetts, II; Vermont, 8; Rhoie Island,
A; Connecticut, 6; N. York, 30; New jar
soy, Z; Pennsylvania, 26; Dellwarc, 8;
Maryland, s; Virgi ia, II; N. Carol'n',
II; S. Carol ma, 0; Georgia, loi Alabama,
8; Louisana, 6; Mississippi, 6; Tennessee,
10: Keutucky.I2; Oh Q, %; lcdien', Ii;
Michigan, s; Ill nois, 9; Miss ,uri. 7; Ar
kansas, 3. Total, 275. Necessary for
a choice, 1873.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

MoRE RuMoRs FROM WASHINGTON
The N. Y. True Sun says:-'A private
letter from gentleman at Washington,
possessing every means of knowing what
he communicates, informs us that several
Foreign appointments will be made va
cant. Col. Todd is expected TO return
from Russia, Mr.. jeniler, from Austria,
aud Barrow from Portugal. The latter
mission has been rendered to MIR. Tyson
OF Philadelphia, one ofthe original friends
of General Harrison. The mission TO
Portugal has since been offered to and
accepted by gentleman in North Caro-.
lima.
Mr.. Wise is spoken Of for the Austrian
mission, and Mr.. Spencer for that OF Rus
sin. Other diplomatic changes are IN an
ticipitaion. Mr.. Everett seiH be recalled
in few weeks, but who will be seat 10
London or Paris, has not been settled
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

As temporary measure, in The absence
of national institution, the issue Of Trea-
sury notes Us now contemplated may do.
But, as any thing more than make shift,
it is not 10 be tolerated. Tho want of a
national currency is so urgent that we
may be willing 10 pat up with very m
perfect coalryauce for supplying II SO
long as better mode is not to be mad. -
But the country sooner or later will have
the better mode. And why not Why
should we go laundering along, catching
here aud there, living from hand 70 mouth,
aud making lhs xPedicnls Of the day our
only resource lgr the wants o. the dsy,
when the means are at hand for an album
dant provision ofthe things we need -
Baltimore american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

SPEciE CJRRENcY. -Ssuator Benton IS
out in another lttter against Banks, AMI
the Loco'oco papers are quoting an eH-
tract from hitter Of Mr.. Van Buren,
which Strikes strong on the same key =
No doubt can be raised as to Benton's
opinions on this subject, but if inquiry
should be pushed as to the like sentiments
ascribed 10 Van Buren, it would be found
that there is some reservation or quallii-
cation BY which ii would be explained a.
way.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
SCHOOL FUND.

Thu dividend " the fund for the education OF
Poor Children, which viii tall TO beree1sy oo""'s
for the wear 1914, is s75S,46.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

We congratulate the citizens OF Baiu-
more en- having in the may oralily SO wor-
Thy a gentleman and SO excellent an Off.
Ger as Major Law. We may doihis with
out hesitation in advance OF his official
action. For ali who know the man know
very well that in the discharge OF ms du
ties he is diligent, discreet firm and hon
est--and such qualities arc the very ones
most useful in the chief municipal officer
of large city. The general and heart.
Eel, qualification which the election OF
Major Law has dill'used abroad is but an
earnest, we pre- sure, OF The hearty appro-
baton with which his public services VIII
be received. - Ball. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

DREADFUL ACCIDENT PROM FIRE Arms.
An l,ish servant girl, IN the employ Of
Dr.. Clark, oil St. Louis, was shot dead on
the 9Th ult., by a German boy, about
twelve years Of oge, who boarded with
The family. An old pistol that had lain
for some time under stairway 10 the
house, was taken out By the boy, and
while engaged Playing with il, the gifl
took it from him and snapped il several
times. She then returned il to the boy,
who Immediately pointed it at her, and
pulled the trigger; the pistol discharged
and lodged the contents in her breast, kill.
ing her almost Instantly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

%. The following extract from letter. lrrm
virgnian res ding al Santiago. the capital OF
the q public Of Chilli gives concise ard intetcs'
ting view Of the habits, and political con-
duiou Of people who not very well kpown and
understood in tho United States;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28
e. A. BOWER, Scc'y.
NOMINATION OF SENATOR.


At meeting of the Delegates appointed by the four
counties, composing this Senatorial District held al
Prince Edward Courthouse this day. for The purpose OF
nominating Democratic candidate to represent The
District the next term, in place of Louis Z. Bouldn
ESQ.,, resgned-Peier J. Grgg, Esq, was called TO The
Chair.
On moton-the list of Delegates from the seyera
counties was then called over. Present
From Lunenburg- Ellison Clark and J. 7. Street
From Nottoway-C j. Fl. Knight, Col. William c
Knight, Peter J. Grgg, Benjamin Irby
From Charlotte Williuhf Smith, J. G. Darlington
George w. Read, Allen freshman.
From Prince Edwards. W. Venable, William e
FIournoy, j. Foster, j. fsgge, G. W. Daniel, H. N
Watkins, 7. F. ycnabe, NJ. Tredway.
After some free discussion, and few preliminares-
il was
Reso,red, That w. II. Dennis of Charlotte is G
person to represent this district in the Senate OF Va
and we do hereby nominate him as the Democratic Can
didatc for that Office, and recommend him to the
support of the Democracy ofthe district
On motion of Col. Knight,
Rcsoiced, unanimously, in The name Of his constitu
ents, That our present representative, Louis C.
Bouldn Esq, has pursued course, during his whole
term of office as Senator from this District, which
has merited our most cordial approbaton-that he
has in his heart, the reward which his conduct as
an honorable gentleman insures-and we tender him
our sincere thanks for the faithful and honest discharge
of the trust committed to him.
Rcsoirsd That the above proceedings be published in
the Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Republican.
On motion, the meeting djourned.
PETER J. GRIGG, Chairman.
THOMAS +. VESABLe, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28

Efficacy IF SHIRT speech from one oho seldom speaks
Mr. Cuisine yesterday introduced brief resolutions
from the Pennsylvania Legislature urging the reenact
ment OF The law of 1888 granting pensions to the widows
Of the officers and soldiers of the Revolution. MIR. c.
after the resolutions read, said that he in
duced 10 break tie silence he had hitherto o6serred from
the character Of The appeal made by his State Legsa
ture; and, after norcing it in few eloquent remarks
awakening The feelings Of honor, philanthropy and pa
,rolism those to whom he appealed, bill was brought
up, which had previously been prepared by the Com
mttee Pensions and was instantly passed by sus-
pending the rules, and dispensing with of the
readings. This shows that "brevty is very good on
some occasions. What Mr. Cuisine said being we'll
said, and soon eaid, was sooner said than done.
TGiobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28

Resolped, That we cordially approve OF the propose
t;on IN hold Democratic Republican Convention al
Richmond on the I'd March next TO consult together
nd mi in motion such measures may tend TO the
neroeuution of the Union, the free institutions and
common good of our county, and that we appoint -
delegates 10 said Convention
Resoired That while we are prepared cheerully TO
rive our undivided support to The nominee for President
and Vice President OF National Convention, 70 or.
1onzsd as TO utter fully and fairly the sentiments oil
the great Republican party throughout the Cn'on yet
are we opposed to the election OF delegates to such
National Convention by the State Convention, ond de
cidedly prefer the choice TO originate directly from the
people in their primary assemblies
Reso,red That we only entertain undiminishe d
bui confirmed confidence in the soundness and purity
of the political tene,s promulgated by Jefferson aud
Madison in 9S and 90, and which have continued 10 The
present lime as the polar star OF the Republican family
throu glout this land.
Gssolccd That we congratulate the people of this
Commonwealth; upon the election TO the office Of Chief
MAGISTRATE thereof, our worthy and distinguished Re
nnbl,can fellow citizen, James Mcdowell, of Rock
bridge.
The blank in The 1st resolution was filed with the
names OF the following gentlemen:
Daniel r. Neal, james Mckinney, Isaiah Wells,
John Kincheloe, A. H. Creel, Geo. Neae, Jr, Elisha
of Preston Byrd of Fredrick, Williams
of Shenandoah, Tavenner OF Lewis and Braxton, and
Thomas Richie, ulternates
On motion of Mr. Lewis Neale, the editors of the
pakersburu Gazette and Richmond Enquirer are re-
spec,iuIy requested publish the proceedings of this
meeting. ..,.r-p,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28
WYTUE COUNTY


At meeting of the citizens of Wythe county, o.
the Court house, the first day ofthe February COURT
1913:
The meeting was called to order by calling Col. B.
Rush Floyd TO the Chair and appointing G. a. bowyer
Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by Capt.
J. l. Yost, The following resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted
Rcsoired, That committee OF - be appointed
to select suitable candidate on The part OF the
Democracy, to represent the county of Wythe the
next Legislature of Virginia.
The blank in the above resolution was filled by The
appointment of the following gentlemen to wit: Major
J. r. Gleaves Dr. J. stanger, John Sanders, Dr. Ro.
Crockett, G. Porter Esq, NJ. Cassell, G. A. Bower,
S Casse!I, e. Rush Floyd, c. Yost, Esq, Col; !. J.
Boyd, Capt j. l.. Yost, Capt. R. Raper Maj. Repass,
r. McGavock and G. Stuart
The committee then retired, and after deberaion,
reuorted the name of DAVID McCoaAs, Esq which
was unanimously confirmed by The meeting, and accept
ed by MIR. McComas.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
B. RUSH FLOYD, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28
A. G.. CLARK, Sec'y.
,,-,.rI.cpffRT f,nINT'Y

Ata meeting of a portion of the Democratic Re.
publican party Of the county of Boteourt, held at the
Cou-house Of said county, on Monday, the 18th day
of February, 1913, (being Court day0
On notion and seconded, Col Ihos. N. Burwel
was called to the Chair, and Ferdinand Wolff ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion and seconded,
Resoioed, That the Chair appoint committee of
10 report resolutions expressive Of the object of this
meeting.
Wbe1eupon the Chair appointed Colonel George
". Wilson, Fletcher II. Mays, Robert Nj. Hudson,
Andrew Mccartney, Samuel A. Cotfman, John Lus.
ter and James Kyle ST., who, after retiring, returned
and reported the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
l. Rcsoired, That this meeting approve of the propo
s;on 10 hold Convention Of tie Democratic Republi.
can party of this State in the city of Richmond OF the
II day OF March nxt for tie purpose of recommend
lnu the time and place of holding National Conven
ton for the nomination of candidates for the offices OF
President and Vice President OF The u States, and OF
adopting plan for the appointment Of delegates to said
Convention.
.. RcsOiced, That be, and they are hereby
appointed delegates for the county of Botetourt, 10
the said Conventions to be held in the city Of Rich
mond.
3. Resolred, That we are opposed to all the Fede
raj measures of the Wing majority in the presen,
Congress.
4 Rssoired, That this meeting approve of the mode
of clectng delegates to the National Convention by
primary sssemblages of the people.
The blank in the second resolution then filled
with the names of Captain Benjamin Carper, Robert
J. Taylor, James Mcdowell Colonel Geo. w. viii
SIM, Robert NJ. Hudson, James Kyle, Senior, Jacob
Fleagor, Andrew Mccartney, Samuel A. Coffman,
James b. Wilson, John Brugh, Major Joseph Hannah,
Oliver Calachnn, Nathan P. Luck, John W. Thomp.
son. Colonel James Paxton, VIM. NJ Radford, John
NJ Robinson, Martin McFerran md Charles B. Penn;
and, on motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added
On motion and seconded,
Resoired, That DR.. John Brockenbrough and Tho.
mas Richie be- and they hereby, appointed alter
mates TO said delegation.
Rcsoircd, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by The Chairman and Secretary, and published
in the Fucastle Democrat, Lynchburg Republican and
Richmond Enqerer.
THOMAS n. BURWELL, Chairman.
FEEniYA>p WoLTz, Secreiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28
DAVID P. WRIGHT, Chm.
RArrAuANNocK COUNTY.


At a meeting of the Democratic party OF RaPpahan
mock county, held at the Courthouse of said county,
on Monday, 18th Feb, 1913, Capt John d. Browning
was called to the Chair, and Thomas ii. Rollins was
appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were then offered and
adopted by the meeting:
Rosolccd, That We approve Of the State Convention
proposed TO be held in the city Of Richmond, on the
End day of March next
Resotred, That approve of the proposed National
Convention for the selection of candidates Tor IRE
slider and Vice President, out utterly opposed to
the appointment of Delegates thereto, by our State
Convention or Lsgslature-believng that should be
done by the people in primary meetings, shortly be-
fore the time OF holding such National Convention.
ReSolred, That we Will earnestly support the men,
who representing well Known principles shall
ceive the honor of that nomination, for the high Offices
of President and Vice President.
Resolrtd, That opposition 10 National Bank
Bankrupt Law-and Governmental cheatery of one
class of me H. for the benefit oil another, under The
of Protective Tariff, is unabatedhat equal
opposed the assumption OF the State debts ~ the
General Government, as vel! as seeing our ancient
Commonwealth pass from the dignity ot sovereign
State into the degraded condition Of pensiomer u
Power, upon which she hiss bestowed rrnc'paiiy--
aud craving the crumbs from the aims basket oil her
former bounty.
Rcsolred, That sorely feel the pressure Of the
times, cannot but approve the attempt Of our State
Legislature 10 adopt such measures tend 10 place the
discharge the debt incurred by her, however unwsey
created.
Resotced, That Thomas Hill, Jr., Jahn W. Parks,
Robert Eastman, Edmund w. alassie, Thomas Death
erage Major Thomas II. Settle, James Nelson, Col
Lawson Eastman, Dr.. John :. Hughes and VIM. ID.
1urey be, and they hereby appointed our Delegates
to the State Convention, 10 act and to deliberate on
our behalf, in that body And, in the even, Of their
not attending the said Convention, Col. John Wool.
folk of the county OF Orange, and Thomas Richie,
hereby appointed our alternates.
The meeting then proceeded 10 nominate a Demo.
cratic candidate for the county, and Edmund W. Mas
sic was nominated. Mr. a!assie arose, and in tew
pertinent remarks, declined the honor when Colonel
Lawson Eastman was nominated and committee,
consisting of +. w Masse, Robert Eastman and Robt.
Deatherage, appointed TO wait on Col, Eastman,
and apprise him OF his nomination.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN d, BROWNING, Gan.
THOMAS RorIIxs See'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28
Isle OE WIGHT CnINTY.


Al meeting of portion Of the Republicans of the
county of Isle Of Wight, held, in pursuance of public
notice, in the town of Smtheld Saturday, the 18Th
day of February 1913, Merritt Womble, Esq, was
called 10 The Chair, and James nj. Jordan appointed
Secretary
The Chairman having explained the object of the
meeting, the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
WHEREAS it has been proposed TO hold Conven
ton at some central and convenient place for the
purpose OF nominating suitable person 10 represent
the counties composing the first Congressional Dis
trct in the next Congress of the United States, and
this proposition meeting decided appreciation II
is, therefore,,
Reso!rcd That the following named gentlemen be a p
pointed delegates 10 represent this county SAID Con-
ven.on: Arthur Smith. Jacob II. Duck, " 7. Wills, A.
Channell, Josiah +. Wrenn, J. Jordan, WIN II. Day,
DR.. Robss. Butler, J. b. Whitehead, Josiah Hoeman,
Doctor F. NJ. Boykin, William II. Jordan, David
Roberts, Monroe Clements, Doctor a. G. Boykin,
John Goodwin, Sr., Colonel Joseph W. Jordan, WI.
Jones' J. n. Shivers, Giles Daniel, II. II. Wom-
bic, Colonel Josiah Thomas, a. G.. Shvers, Richard
Reynolds J. B. Pedn DR.. G. A. Glover, n. 2. Young,
Dr.. w. w. Holhman, John Philips, J. w Wheadon,
f. G.. Stringield a. A. Whitehead, J. w Turner,
~ ". Noteworthy. Madison Jordan, John Wrench,
Henry PIT, l.. Z. n Wills, Captain Charles Chap.
man, Captain VIM. NJ. Crocker, Richard Edwards,
<. d. Pedin, J. w. Duck, and J. p. Thomas.
On motion,
Reso'red, That,he Chairman and Secretary be added
to the list Of delegates.
Resoired That The 10th of March next nd the town
Of Sniithheld, be recommended suitable time and
place, for holding said Convention, subject however
10 any alteration 10 time place that may be sug
gesled by majority Q! he counties composing said
district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-28

A RETURN TO TIE CASH SYSTEM.-Our business, which
n opened with the intention of selling Goods for cash
country produce only has degeneated into of aotgnec
credit The times, however, to first princ
pies and shall accordingly after the first of March, cUnne
SALES to cash, and in barter for country produce
We call customers most respectfully yet most earnestly,
for all balances due.
The system will enable keep better Stock and sell
lower prices and solicit all call be-
fore making purchases, intend keep hand a
good supply of
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Teas,
Cotton Vans, Cotton Oznaburgs,
Domestic Goods Iron, Steel,
Neis wrought and cut,
Crate Coal, shop Coal,
Lime Plaster Salt, Wines,
Paints and Dye stuff, OIs,
Flour, superfne and family,
Bacon. Corn. Meal, &c, &c, &c.
We viii purchase collection, for sale of Goods, Tobacco
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flaxsecd, &C., al all times
JOEL W. WoMAcK & CO.
Farmyillc. Jan. 81. lsia si-3a wt20Mh