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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

Blow. rumTeis. blow the uvlv Of rharyo, o. g.
wald ~ the Gghir 'O'
vmeu:' SAID good sr Aubrey We're. S, Seth 81.
icud the rghL''
As sweep the blast against Ihemasr. when h,o,,.
the iufious squall.
50 started aI the Irumpets sound the terrible Fr.
ball
Iis lance he bore his breast betore.-St Georr.
protect the just
Or w'rdsworlh's h,nry head m1si roll within tic
shameful dusC
Who threw that cahrop' Seize tie knave!' Ais
the deed dUne;
Down went The sliced, and DER his head few bright
Apollus son,
Judo his helmet Cut the loce! pour water on his
head"
1t ain'r use at ALL my lord. 'causv w, Tho oov-
ey's dead"
Above him TODD the Ryda bard-his face was full
OF wOe,--
'Now there thou licst. stiff and stark who never
feared Zoe,
A Drawer knight, or more renowned in tournev and
IN hall,
Meier brought the upper gallery down than rerriblo
FIlzball"'
They led our Wordsworth 10 the Oueen--sbs
crownd him with the bays,
And wiShd him many happy years, aud many quar-
ter days.
And hyoud have the story told by abler lirs than
mine.
You've but 10 call al Rydal Mount and taste The
Laureal's wine.
We have legion Of poems still before U.s. Hunt
gives us some stout motions on rhyming scnrc."--
Campbell, with burst ofhis old inspiration, sings.
Macauly Maceuly! beware Of the day,
When we meettO compete for the laUrvate's bay
Knowles, Talfourd, and the author of Mnrtinuzzi
put m theIrolrs, bat our readers have had enough
OF verse for one bout, and would wish TO conclude
with the music Of Macaulay's ballad twanging in
our cars IL Is a stirring picture full Of life and
color like one Of Rubens. But no one liule son.
not yet remains-tne vorive offering Of the 'heiro-
plant Of nature whom Apollo so mraculnnsly pre.
served from the fatal lance Of the author Of Zazczi.
zozu. larry then with us yet Il moment gentle
reader and muse over the following apOslrophe OF
conscious greatness.
Nan sine Dis animous
Bays which IN Il rmer years have graced the brow
Oh some, who lived and loved. and sung and died;
Ltnves. that were gathered The pleasant side
VI Old Parnassns, from pullo's bnugh;
WIh palpiiaiIng hand take We now,
Sinco worhIer Minstrel there is none beside
And wnh thrill ofsnng. halt deifeJ,
bind Them proudly my locks ofsnrw~
There shall they bIde, all he who 70 lows next,
vi whom cannot even guess the nmae
Shall 10y court favor. some vain preIext
Oh ianced merit despcrnIe the snme-
And think, perciunce he wears them quite ns we'll
As Tie sole bard who sang orPeicr b n.
We were much affected by the noble SIMPLICITY
OF these lines that wrule, in strong 10 the
Home Office. The immediate nsIa lalIun orlhe bard
OF Ky dan IN the vacant pace was the result
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

Mr. ALLSTON'S DEATH AND FUNERAL.
"A letter from Cambridge, Massachusetts which
has just been put into or hands, says:
at may interest you to know The manner Of Mr
Aisl"ns death. tie was just reuring to rest, hay.
ing passed the evening with some Of his female
friends. when he complained that he felt pain in
ms breast. One Of The ladies' recommended n mus.
iard plaster, ard lie went down into his study
Presently Mrs Alision entered The room where he
was and found him lifeless. Al first ihev believed
him 10 be IN 81 and sent fr physician, y no in.
slanily discovered that he Nns dead Thus cox.
ungulshed not decayed" no was spared the pair,
and wearlness of consuming disease. The cause IF
ms death was asce'ialhed 10 be the cssfcolion Of
one Of The great arteries OF the heart.
"On Monday evening he was buried by torch
light ln The church yard near where am writing
I"c iuuerul sermon was perlJrmed BY Or VMmn
on Episcopal clergyman. at the grave, and The I'D
OF The collin opened 50 that he was seen by many.
All whp attended the funeral we're such o. held
him IN The highest re7pect. friend who was pre-.
sent says he never saw a more touching aghr-
There he lay in the whuo robe " the tomb. HE
venerable white hair resting oR his temples. his
features neiiheir Disturbed nor in any way altered
except thai nn expression ri entire rcpose aud a. II
ware OF divine tubm rssion. had taken place Of bis
iurmcr auimaiiuus. 10 was something between
Iile und death, said another friend to me. "A boIy
tranquility bot Significant Of The sublime spirit which
bad leh ns character upon alI that vas mortal Of
its humanity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

Many Of our citizens were entertained, on We'd
nesday night IN Witnessing The blooming Of the no.
Iy specimen Of the might blooming Cereus" that
we know ofIn The city IL was al The garden Of
w w. Shriver, esq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

MILLING The Richmond (Ky) Chronicle. Of
ias Saturday, says
we unersiand that a man nam,d Miller was
NHied' lev days since. on the Big ili in this
county, by anoiher, named Lady. They were bro.
Tiers inIaw, and had. we have heard an old rruJEs
against each other. gun was tho instrument used
On The preparation ofihe deeI, The parties beng but
a fss leei spau whsR Lsdy fred
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, Is43.
For President ~ 1874,
u T. " * " CT A ".
FoR WICK PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

We have examined the new stock of China nd.
verlised by Messrs NJ g. II Sweeney g. Co, oni
feel full confidence in recommending it to the at.
tentIon Of Dealers and Families We have never
seen more beautiful sells in this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

Posing By sh az of applications ia similarly clas
steal strains by The Panassus Ol Puels. 10 Whom
HhiHIe BiHkie is the MtsHes APpoitO. We comc at
Uuce 10 ballad Ia the SHINING add gmVhic style.
which we CONSIDER has u charm tor Us above every
other
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

In the present extreme dearlh Of news Of inter-
est we have gwen our readers some specimens in
imitation OF some known English pets. which ars
only second in fnithlul deneoton to the celebrated
.RejecIed Add esses."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS
The Orleans Crescent CITY Of the / lth inst an.
Eounces 'he appearance Of the yellow feverIn that
city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

BE. and Mrs Cole sat up nearly the
NDo'' "'A Lir'a'k.us over their great for
June ono i0rulug thousand different
projects Tor the luurc, and after Butfirg
tbe amount upon paper puzzl,gr ovc5
tne sum for considerable time tbey ii
last begun 70 have giimmer.0g f,hs
extent aud value Of their possession.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

Ncsr day wall find you HeB OF dead.
Such verses would take evca the bitterness u
luassia out OF a patients mouth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-21

We ore COMPEL d to drop Montgomery though i
IS very fine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Congress of the United States y his votes in favor oil
United States Bank. aud for the repeal OF that pross
lou Of The law for The distribution of the proceeds o The
sales Of The public lands, which provided that the dsri-
buiin should whenever the duties imposls were
increased beyond ~ PER eent. has violated this great
principle and dsregaed the known wishes OF his con
stuents.
g. Reselrcd by The General assembly, That our Sen
atrs in the Cong al tie ned States be, and they
are hethy instructed snd Representatives requested,
procure the repeal If the Iat1 passcd a, the last ses
sion Of Congress and oppose and vote against any Ia
riff which is mol solely for revenue.
4. R.soired. Jy Geseral .3sssmbiy. That our Sena.
tors ia the Congress IT the nlied States be- and They
hereby instructed and Representatives requested to
endcs yor Ia procure the peal n the act OF Congress
directing The Dslrbulun uf The proceeds oi The saes
of the Puble Lands among hs several States oi this
Mon
5. Resolrxd. by the General assembly. That our Sen
ators be- and they hereby instructed. and our Rep
resenistves requested 10 against, and use all pro
per means pIeyobt, the inearp ration Of Bank ni
the United STATES any other institution with banking
powers.
&. Resoired, by he General assembly. That our Sen
be- and they hereby instructed aud our Repre
.utayes requested to all proper means to procure the
repeal Of the BANKRUPT act.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
Es. II. TENSLEY q 60.

EEAVE JUST RECEIVED, and arc now in ,hs
reception OF their fall supply Of Groceries Sc con-
sisilng IN part as follows:
200 sacks Salt,
100 bags Java. I.agnira and Rio Coffee,
20 hhds. ST. Crolx, Tuchapaw, Z. X. and n. o,
Sugars,
20 hhds. and bis Molassos
100 kegs Nails. assorted sizes.
1000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather,
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. sundry factories,
600 lbs live geese Feathers,
80 Grind stones, assorted sizes
20 boxes II 10 and lOre IL Glass,
~ bbls. Tanners Oh
q boxes Loaf Sugar
| ceruon bs lndig,
20 boxes II. & Sous 'raow Candles,
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
Mickanl and Iierrlngs.
WOOL and Wool Rolls,
Powder Shot and cad
Wooden aud Iron bound Tuls,
Painted Buckets and
many other articles usually kept in the Grocery limo
iner Goods wcrs bought principally for CASH. and
VIII be- sold low IN the same way. in exchange Tor
country produce. They invite ,heir friends and the
nnhc generally, to give iiirn csll before purchasing
elsewhere.
Nov. 10 L.
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VIRGINIA:

4 rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe-
"A OF Law and Chancery, holden in and or the
county Of Campbell the 2nd day OF January lsi3:
John Johns and liam furbush, executors of Richmond
Statham deed. Paihths,
against
Thomas l.. Portwood, Mary Portwood, Giles d. Port
wood and George Is. Portwood, Defendants.
IL CHAncERY.
The defendant. Thomas L. Porwood not hay ing estcred
his appearance and g,en security according the Act
Assembly and the of this court, AID appearing
satisfactory evidence that he Is not inhaban OF this
vnw ealth ordered, thai the said defendant appear
here the first day the next April Of said court and
the bill Of the plaintiff, and thai copy of this
der be forthwith inserted ia some newspaper printed in the
town ,nrhbnfg months ely, and postel
the door 81 The courthouse OF THIS county,
court day. Copy ,-Festc,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, elk.
Jan % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

now covered with perpetual snow, and tho climate Of
that region much warmer than II now is A few
feet frum the surface OF the carh lis temperature ~ UNI
frm aud constructors moi change with the Seasons
And il is found by actual experiment that, in descending
below this punt 81 equilibrium towards the CENTRE The
heat increases nj the rate OF one degree (Fa Tor ever,
% feet. II, then, apply the rule IN philosophy that
when fact holds good under all the circumstances in
which IL can he tested Will be led tho conclusion
that. a, the d,p, Of about % miles, the Earth is IN
state Of lnsian.
From the beginning, twogreat agens. fire and waer.
' nlcan aud Nepiube) have been continually Operating
on this planet. They Involve all the agencies which
at work producing gradual changes its internal
and external structure. The ffmer includes all thai
fire MILL tie latter all thai water can Dissolve
Those agents will continue 10 operate long the
present DISCRIMINATION Of Nature exists.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
VIRGINIA |.

r. rule, held IN the Clerks Ore II the Circuit superior
"A C5lr Of Ia. and Chan-rry, holden ~ and Tor the
count, Of Campbell. the 2nd day OF January, 1913
Mary ,.eils Perkins, who by her brother and mex.
friend Richard Perkins, Jr, plaintiffs,
against
Cons,a milne Perkins and John NJ Perkins, Defendants
In CHAsCLRY.
The defendant Constantine Perkins, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the Act oi
Assembly aud the rules OF this Court, aud appearing by
evidence he nnabiant OF this
commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said deiendan, do ap
pear here the of the April term OF this
and ans, er III. bill OF plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted newspaper printed in the
town ynelburg fer months successfully, and posted
the OF the court house o this county
court day Copy ,-Icse,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, CIk.
Jan. 20 WIN
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.NsOTff,E.

conformity with The decree Of the Circui, Super,,
= .our' OF La" and ohancery for the county Of Mel
case OF George Vaughn, jr., George H. Mi,cbsu
and others and a like decree in the ease of FIo,i
l.. Whitehead VS. George II. Mitchell and others ,.d
by virtue Of decd If trust, executed by said Mitchell -
he subscriber, bearing date The stl day Of May ls4l
The undersigned, the trustee in said deed will nron IN,
ioih day Of March next. upon the premises in the conn
y Of Nelson. situated upon the Rad leading fo,,,
Ioylngson 10 Iynelburg. and abont four mil, C,or,
the tormer place. sell the hghes, bidder for c,sh
the lot or parcel OF Land upon Which said Mitchell now
lises together with the tract parcel OF Land near Tho
same. purchased by him Of William Bib The to-,
parcels containing about 10 The Land is yan,
bic in every respect and the Lot is highly improved :,
Tavern, Store, Sc, it is in desirable SITUATION
). CLAIBORNE. Trustee
aud Commissioner.
Dec ~ tl0M
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From The hnorrine { T,nn.) Register.


MURDER IN GREEN CouSrY.-Ne icarn from the
miscellany" that n most horrible murder was commit
ted III the vicinity Of Grceneyllle Thursday the 9th
inst. ON the boy Of MIR John Thea The particulars
Of the shocking affair not gwen IN the Miscellany
but. they have reached from other Sources are
sui slantally these. Mr.. Rh,a industrious and veal
Thy citizen Vi Gfeoro county, WAS engaged with of
his servants. on The morning III question: in covering
coal pit when some alteration took place between Inn
and one oi them, relation to the Wufk-he servant
became angry al being reprmanded. and raising the spade
with which he at work struck blow upon the SIDE
OF tic face which catering al the edge Of the hair aud
passing down the ear, severed all lie flesh from the
cheek bono. This blow not causing his death he struck
hun again with he sane Instrument, across the tre-
head the spade penetrating the skull and literally split
ting the head in t,ee. Alter Mr.. H. had fallen the
villain. 10 make his work destruction sure struck him
blow aerpss The neck with mati5ck, " hch severed
both OF the arteries, cut the throat ear 10 ear aud
nearly separated the head from The budy. The murde
rcr cn left The bGdy. aud proceeded towards the honse
with the intention 81 killing Mr.. Rhea's wife, but the
other servant learning bis intention, before him n
harmed Mis- Rh,a and Scllng his masters gun return
ed towards the scene OF MURDER and presenting the gun
forced the murderer to SURRENDER and obtaining assistance
had him firmly secuted. lie Was afterwards examined
aud committed to jail 10 avail his trial the regular
term u The Circuit Cont tuf Greene county in February
next he occurrence has caused considerable excite
mcnt IN the county II was iudted Of the uast
cold bl@ ded and brutal murders that has ever cunr Ia
our knowledge. The slave WHO was instrumental In
preventing the murder Of his mistress and in arresnp
the murderer u his master. observes great credit for his
bravery aud hdehiy and We hope 10 hearihat he has
been rewarded with his freedom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Mr. Wis.,, after thrnatening before the meeting of
Congress, as Is generally understood, lawful dcvrhn
mens, iook occasion. the olhcr day the House. To
I''s Tue Pooi'c 'h" he intended TO ''po,pore he
ctPsc' nnlll after the Impeachment Very veil Mr.
Bolts lnnveS he malirr on winch To produce The i'm
parchment. aud lu and htho't W r. Wise VOTES n
gand the whole proceeding. and assists To prevent that
which cnnid only bring ahnut the "asouudino discl,
snres with winch he has .harcd r 40 long time bu,
~"'i' Is Is 10" ADMITTED, are nser 10 see the light! -
J2amtuus conclusion I,a.,ttc
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XlaslslHlA.

VIRGINIA
+ rule, held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe-
~ Court oil Law and Chaneery holden in and for the
county Of Campbell, the End day OF January, ISl3
Culvain Ford, Sen'r. Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin w Walker, rhoma, Il. Ford and William lar-
veg, Defendants.
In CnANCEnY.
The defendant, Thomas g. Ford, not having entered his
appca and given security according the Act
seby and the rules Of this court and 1t appearing BY salts
factory evidence that hc is not inhabt.n of TIN. com
cah ordered that the sad defendant appear here
the first day o the next April term OF said court
the bill oil the plaintiff and tha, acopy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN 'one newspaper printed in the
Lnchnurg Tor two months excessively, and posted the
door OF the court house OF this county on some court
day. AGopy-leste,
JNO. II. ALEXANDER, CHI
Jan. % WIN
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heddmg-0f all the amusemens that can possibly
be imagined by hard working man. after his daily toll
or IN us intervals, there is nothing like reading news
paper or book. 1t calls for bodily exercises of which
no already has enough. or perhaps too much. II r,
eves his home OF lis dullness aux samenrss II trans
ports hun into eveler aud eayrr. and more divers fed
and Interesting scene and while he enjoys himself there
he may forget the evils of the present moment fully as
he wore ever drunk, with the advantage Of finding
himself the next day with the morley il his pocket or al
least laid real necessaries. and without the drunk
ards misery OF mind body. Nay, accompanies him
% his next days work. aud if what he has been reading
he any thing ahuve the dest and highest. gives him
something 10 think of beside the mechanical drudge
ry OF his every day occupalon something he can enjoy
white absent, and lock forward with pleasure 10. II /
were To ray Tor taste which would stand Inc in stead
under every variety of circumsl and he source of
haPphess and chettuhoss 10 me through life, and
sh'ed a.a''si lis Ills, however things might 40 amiss
ana the world ffown on me, should he taste for read
ny SIR J. .NcyshaH
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(ESEGEKEiEsENG PHiTUS.

fENIlE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency
u the sale of those truly splendid Instruments IN
by Chickering y Mackeys, Of Boston.
To those acquainted with instruments from this Man
uiactory say nothing feeling confident they canno
fail to please.
To those unaewain,cd with them we say, ONLY
TRY THEM. aud you will find them not inferior IL
the celebrated Braadwood Planes o London.
We do not sell them on trial--not because arc a
trad To risk a trial but for the reas5n that majority
of persons Judges; and such is confidence III
the manufacturers, that willing 10 stake rep
uaton upon their and durability, being warranted
To stand any climate.
The above instruments on hand, and for sale, al
the sign of the Golden Mortar, Bank Square, Lynch
bury. Va, 10y d. II. LYMAN.
Aug.S wl2m--it and Of
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DoettraI.


LOVE R1I.La = nu.sssFUa. MkA
Lave Fills a hiissful measure,
But al. before We sip,
The urckin, for his pleasure,
May snatch il from the lip:
Not smiles ALONE have power
On buds that passion rsarx;
TAey seek both sun aud shower,
And love sends smiles and tears.
Though loves tsrans ever,
Hin reign is in The heart;
whose strings we'd soanef sever
Than loose the pleasing smart
We love through liies eoumo,ion,
And oft, mid doubts and fears,
(I.ikc beauty from the oeean)
Our bliss 10 born OF team.
WHEN fortunes storms are sweeping,
And n,ocn-like friendships light
Shines coldly on our weeping,
Nor Taste through sorrows night:
when doye-likc peace flies from us,
Till Ger our cloudy fesr.
Love builds his bow ofpromisc
Above the food Of tears
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For he Eastern nIstg.ct Of Virginia
Jan :, lS43:
4 ORDAN p. RUSIiFR ofthe county of BED
~ tord, having filed petition praying that he NAV be
declared bankrupt II is ordered that all persons claim
ing to be creditors Of the said Jordan T. Rushrr
show cause To the count The 9Th day Of March nent
why the said Jordan 2, i}usIer, be no, declared a
bankrupt, pursuant 10 the of Congress in that behalf
and that copy OF this order be Published in the news
papers, according to the I'D and 2l rules Of court
Copy-Iesie.
HENRY GIBSON, Ci'k
Jan. IS WOW
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern Disiric, OF Virginia.
J,srAnv ,. 1913:
ODERfG. LOVING. ofthe county Of Camher
Z land. having hed petition praying that he may
be declared bankrupt: IL is ordered that all pers
claiming 10 be creditors OF the said Rpberl g. Loving
SHOW cause TO the court the Both dsy of January
next. why the said Robert c. Loving be not declared
Bankrupt pursuant 10 the Of Congress that beali
and thai copy oil this order be published in the uewspa
pefs according to the 22, aud 9Th rules Of court
4 Copy-Testr.
HENRY GIBSON. Crk
J;u.2 Wv
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
i rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sperior
"A Court Of Law and thancery holden in and for the
county OF Canpbcll, on the 2nd day Of January, 1913:
Samuel Johnson executor OF Samuel McIicnoy decd,
Plaintiff,
against
william H. G. roney, William Y Mnton, J. ! Minon
and John r. Ackerly Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
nc defendant Wm II. c. roney, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security, according to tie Act Of As
eoy and the rules oi this Court, and appearing by
a'ey evidence that he is not nhabtart this
wealth: IT is ordered that said defendant appear here On
inc hrst day OF next April of said Court and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy this order be forth
IN some newspaper printed in the Of Lynch
u'S' r Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front
aof oil line Court house of this County, some court day
Atepy-Tcste,
=. JNO n, ALExANDER, clI
"a" 80 w3m
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OFFICE.

VIE Carpenters Business, in lis various branches,
will be carried ON by the subscriber at the Shor
formerly occupied by George G.. Curle s Co. lie ,n
specially sollcs the patronage Of the public
ARMlSTEAD LONG
jan 70