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TRUST SALE.

A trustee for Col. John X. Richardson am author.
n lied 10 SELL and now offer to sell, The D.lLU,i-
BILE TR.iCT OF Land, on which the said Rich
ardson resides, situated the South East side of
The Roanoke River. adjoining the lands Of Gen Edward
Watts and Col. WIN. I.anahorne. containing FTJ /.
HUNDRED IND THREE ICRES, about one
hundred acres Of which River Bottom the balance is
up Land oi fine quality, well adapted the growth Of
Wheat and Tobacco. There upon this Tract of Land
comfortable Brick House and all the necessary and
convenient Buildings
The Terms Of sale will be made known on application
to Col Richardson, residing The premises or to the
subscriber at Flncaslle
also offer Tor sale number Of valuable SLAJ'ES,
belonging 10 the said Richardson consisting Of Men.
Women and Children.
For information with regard to these Slaves persons
DESTROYS OF purchasing, referred 10 Mr. John II
Smith, a, the Big Lick, 10 Cot Richardson.
ALEX. p. ESkRlDGE.
Dec. l6 tlF
e5- The Stanton Spectator will please insert for
four weeks.
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Er,GEss.OH7v SE.us.y:xN Y.


MRS. T.. V. LOMAX, Principal
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin
WIS Institution, situated in The town Of Liberty
u Bedford County, Va. will be open for the recep-
ton Of pupils the LIST of October.
II is the ohjec, Of The Principals to mpar 10 the
dents useful "a well ornamental education For
this purpose Mrs l.. and Mrs d. will be aided by
petent assistants.
TIE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for The ls class $50 pr. months,
:" 2nd do 10 +" g
Junior class % 5 F"
Tuition in French, by Mile. Roget
Of Frence s" "
Music. by Professor Winler Of Germany, - Piano $25,
Harp S35; Guitar tl8 pr. months.
Drawing, Painting Latin, German, at Professor S
charges
Plain and Ornamental Needle work, SO pr. five months
Use Of Musical Instruments ST.
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
N. B--Board may also be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
Relerences-.Judge Stanard and james Lyons. Esq
Richmond Judge Ilonax, Fredericksburg; Rev DIR.
liawley and Rev Mr. Laurie, LIST Presby erian Church,
Washinglon Gen. Gordon and Hon. VIM G. Rives
Albemsrle; Dr.. =. IL. GiImcr, Lynchburg Geo. +
Tayloe. Botetourt.
Bedford, Sept 10 n
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Glass! Window Glass!

I n consequence ofseng low. have sold large qua,-
l uty o the above article; bu' III have ass ,rt-
,n.n, On hand, II y"u want, dun't orge to call the
sisn Of he Big Pitcher. ID. w. MOORE.
ALSO,
An assortment of every article in the way Of Glass
CHM. Crckery, &c. ID. w. M.
Dec. %
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ENANE1IOy~.
N'sbT'fCE,

~ authority Of two DEGREES of the circnt superior
~ court Of law and chancery, for Nelson county pro-
nounced ON the 9Th of Ocober 1914, in the OF Jn
}. Brown & Co., against llarrod b. Scol and Others
and oflIowards against the sane wa shall ON the LIST
day OF January next the premises sell the highest
beder, the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
said Scott adjoining the of hosingston cont,ning
upwards OF twenty and which there is large
DWELLING HOUSE with convenient out houses
suitable for professional man. Terms of sale-Sixty
dollars in cash, and the balance in six twelve and eph
teen months. in equal inslamenls. secured by bonds
with approved security and title Withheld to secure the
ultimate payment. CHA'S; PERROW, cnn,,
s. CLAIBORNE, "o'' o.
NV, % III
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ny TOLER, TOW:VLEI' = S7.ITA.s.M
TlENMSo
"raE LYNCHBURG VIRGfNIAN,

r-, D,llas per aa's,i, payable in advanee No smb-
=" ,,I DO rseeiredfor shorter time than months,
~ .op.r su BE- discontinued tercept at the discretion
~. w." rd;,oys) until all arrearayes are paid.
CIV. EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at 50 cent, per
~, .ss) for euery inner form insertion, and 81 4
..r .,u~. 70, le.l 70, s0ery outer form insertion
'' EVERY ADVERTISER Is required to note, o" his
, ho,c long he scishss has advertisement inserted
,,..ment, not noted, W,H be inserted TIL its dis
-".,;u,,anes be ordered.
'' mp YEARLY .aDYERTISLNr; the terms are for
,;r,-e of too squares $40; for square, s25 for
.,,ore inner form, $50 Ecery yearly advertiser
,.guired to confne hi, sdoertising to his particu
,ss lin. Of s"si"tss.
~ JOB PRINTING; eree"ted neatly aud erpedtous-
- an re asonable terms
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commissioners Sale Of Land i,
Wear EHnchbNrW.

svCss R<yNsNOWSSs
DlRSCA ANT ha decree Of the Hastings Court oil
Lyncl'burg, AT December term, 1874, in the suit
of Anthony Mosby," The undersigned commission
er Tor h, purpose will, at the Market House in Lynch
burg. the Both day of December. 1874 SELL by way
OF public auction, 10 The highes, bidder. Tor ready cash
one moety of Tract of l3G of Land, lying
the town of Lynchburg. which was formerly owned by
e. Anthony and sold by order Of Court, and purcha sed
by WIN. b. jones' being that moiey remaining after the
sale by said Jones Of The other moety Of said land
NJ Kerr.
The title is believed good but the undersigned sci
ling as commissioner. will convey such tile only as is
vested in him by the said decree.
&. l.. MOSBY, Com'r.
Dec i6 t26D
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Los

LOST,
an THURSDAY NIGHT. the 10Th inst, in the
~ nephhorhooJ ot the Western Hotel. A
SMALL POCKET BOOK, containing a good
many valuable papers: such binds. accounts, receipts
&C. and about $50 in money: $50 no.e one 10 and
3 s. notes, all ot which thur The Farmers
Bank Balance was lrun IL s. in silver M mark is
rrcleced On the Pocket Book. except my name. which
think was written the inside. The Under VIII be
kindly thanked. besides literally rewarded upon my re-
tuyrfy of the Pocket Book and contents.
WILLIAM MERRITT.
Dec % 81
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LAND and NE(sRNES.
HOUSE FOR RENT.
TOILET SETS.

TOILET SETS.
r have Just opened hid. Of TOILET SETS, of my
l own importation Persons who * beau.
,fu article, would do well To call at and them
ID. W. MOORE,
Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
ALSO,
large 10, of China Toys. and Mantle Ornaments
which will be sold very low ID. W. Nj.
Dec %
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commissioners sale Of Land,
Wear ENNChENIy.

Wear EynCNONrg.
PURSUANT to a decree OF the Musings Court of
l. Lyncbbutg, in the suit of "Anhory VS. Nu.by l.
al" the undersigned. special commissioners appointed
or the purpose viii proceed TO sell on the PREMISES
the highest bidder on Friday the 27ih day of Decem-
Der, 1914, II far, II not the next fair day thereafter
(Sundays cxcepied,) that Y.1LU.1BLE TRIC7'
or La.ND, hing on Umston's IiiH. near the town
of Lynchburg, formerly owned by Mr.. {. Anthony, aud
purchased by A. b. Duke containing between $50 and
2o0 acres being that portion Of the whole tract remain
ing, after deduclins 40 acres thereof sold by said
b. Duke 10 Mr.. john Percyal.
TERMS OF sale--A credit of and months, for equal
parts OF the purchase money the purchaser giving bond
and good security and The tile retained as further Sc
curity.
The title to this Land is believed TO be unquestiona
Bile, but the Undersigned selling as commissioner will
convey such title only is vested in him, by the de-
cree aforesaid &. l.. MOSBY, Com'r
Dec. 9 t27D
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HATS! HATS! HATs!!!

HATS HATS! HATS!!!
R THE Subscriber has on hand and is
M constantly manufacturing. at his old stand,
<sssA an extensive assortment OF Hats ofeverv va
riety. and of the latest fashions
He sollcits call from his friends, customers and
tho public generally, whom he pledges himself as
heretofore, that in point of beauty and durability his
cannot be exceled Such in of articles
in his line, would do we'll give him call before
purchasing elsewhere, he is determined 10 sell very
low for cash. JACOB RUMBOUCH
N. B.-rhe pressure of the times consirains him to
urgently request all those indebted to him lent to
call and settle their accounts
May ~ Is
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
YOUTHS KEEPSAKE FOR 1915.
l. Love Gift for 1916.
Bows aud Girls Annual for ls45.
The Juvenile Gem for lS45,
The Hose. OF Affections Gilt for 1915.
Mrs. Sigourney's Chlld's Book,
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Stories for Adelaide,
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''h'', COMMANDING
1877 .ICREN,
N a. w {; q q u n.

~ w - ~ - ~
Ny i. have just received and opened for inspccih,n
W another supply Of BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which for quality, styl aud workmanship, cannot he
surpassed in any market Among them may be found:
Sup black Beaver Over Coats wadded and quilted
all sizes.
90 and Black Cloth Clqaks, very cheap
" Beaver do DE-
a. French Cloth do Dress Costs some
thing extra.
" Tweed Cashmere Office and D'Ofsay Coats,
latest style,
" do do Sacks. different colours.
" black French DoeskIn and plain Cashmere
Pants
% Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do do
:" Silk Velvet dress Vests very rich
and handsome,
WoVllen do now aud choice
patterns,
Nabob do " for par
ficulor occasions,
Together with many ether beautiful articles.
Those in pursuit Of good bargains will find il their
advantage 10 give us a call .t.
PARHAM s. HOPKINS
der
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LANES River and Kamawha Company.
NoitCE is hereby given, that on the 18th January
~ next, the water will be drawn from the canal Tor
me purpose OF making necessary Improvements and
.epas aad mat the Navigation will remain suspended
o"''l the Is, OF February thereafter.
by order.
w. y. CiiirTENDEN, Secretary.
Lee. ~ ti2Jy
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For Zen. or SGEp.
\ q Il I 4, T.

q & WM ID. BRANCH. heretofore practising
os Law under the firm OF ). & WIN. ID. Branch
have this day dissolved partnership the former hayInu de
termlnsd " remove 10 the county of Prince Edward
Dec Is /.
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WAsnirGros. Dec 90, 1914.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
ne Journal had hardly been read this morning when
M WELLER Of Ohio. asked leave to Introduce Juiht
Resolutions ior the annexation oflexas
The Resolutions propo sed that Texas should be an
neAed 10 the United States by legislative enactment.
Iha, the people Of Texas should be protected IN tina
enjoyment Of all the rights. privileges and im,ints Of
the people Of the United States.
That until otherwise provded, the laws and offices Of
the Texan Government should remain and he executed
as they are.
That the public lands of Texas should be pledged rar
the payment Of Texas deois which The Resolutions sup
pose not 10 exceed ten millions Of dollars.
That Commissioners shall be appointed to receive ex-
anime and pay out the amounts due by Ttxas,-thc mo-
ney to be provided from the sale Of lands
Ihs' Commissioners shall also be appointed settle
the question Of Boundary, aud
That the Union Ut the two committees shall take place
from and after the agreement by the Republic OF l exaA
To the terms proposed.
Mr. WELLER moved to refer his Joint Resolutions
TO the Committee of the w hole
MIR. f.. $. HAMLlN If Ohio opposed the reference,
and uoyed that they be referred to Comittee OF oho
from each State with instructions u report
Whether there is constitutional p.wer to annex Tex
as 10 the Union. and so, where il 10 fund.
Whether there is power 10 perpe,uate slavery in any
State, and II 80, where IL is found.
ihe yeas and nays were called npon Mr.. Wellef's
motion. and il was carried l09 lucy. The resolutions
we're thus referred to the COMMITTEES of the White.
MEXICO AND THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Private Secretary ot the President here appear
ed with message. All were eager 10 listen H. il,
and with some trouble have procured yoa copy 40
tollows
MESSAGE.
To he Senate
and House Of Representations
transmit herewith copies 81 dispatches received from
minister Mexico, since tho commencement, If your
present session, which claim, an their Importance and
doub, mol will receive, your calm aud Deliberate cop
sideration. The exiraordhsry and highly offensive
language which the MeAiran Governsn, ut has thong M
proper 10 employ reply to the Of the Ex-
ecutve, through Mr. Shannon against tho renewal Of
the war wh1exss while The question Of annexation was
pending beore Congress and the People, and slsa, the
proposed manner Of conducting that war; will not ls Ia
arrest your attention.
Such remunsrance. urged in unfiienJly srjr, n
Mexico, was called for by considerations VI n nps,a.
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w NJ. -. B fs Ave NJ.
ATTORNEY Ar law.

,oM attend regularly, The Superior g. Interior Court, Of
THE COUNTIES OF
Amherst, Bedford, Campbell, and the Corporation
of Lynch burg
ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO HIM WILL RE STRICTLY
attended 10. address, LyachbTg, ia.
Dec. 10. ia
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LYNCmM,RG MORNING. DECEMaER ~. isii
LOON TT THIS !!

MY VIRTUE Of a decree Of the Circui, Superior
~ Cuur, ot Law and Chancery. tnr Tho iown VI
iynchbuy, ia the of Rves. adm'r Of jesse Clark
ep", decd. sgains, Garland aud others WILL IN the
tuesday after The scoud Monday in January next
'ainy sell, It possible, in the Of New Glasgow aud
county OF Amherst, to the highes, bidder. Tho
.Mi.NSio.N house Tract OF LIND,
late the properly Of David =. Garland, died. The
An DWELLING Ia n large iwo story Brick House,
4niA with BRICK Kitchen, walled Garden, large Brick
Store House. Compiling House and two Offices and
line BRICK blacksmith shop conveniently situated. with
Darn, Nc. aud The tract contains upwards of
NHNw Gao ECIsES OF LAND. The
@ssasvS Store. CompIins Room. Office 2 Blacksmith
STYS~ Shop, may be sold separately, II deemed
-~sA-,- pac,cable This property is valuable. yet
1t is believed III, purchaser will get grea, bargain.
This properly Is sold pay the debts II Jesse Clark
son, deed, and the baauce II any for his heirs nj law
Therefore creditors particularly invited attend To
sale sso the heirs OF Jesse Clsrkson dec AZ
wel as the public in general. this being tho third u,
tempt To sell
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash enough 10 pay charges of commissions advertise
ments, surveys, Sc. and the balance IN three equal
payments. credit Of six. twelve 4 eighteen months
Che payments may be- made luuger by consent IN the
day al sale the purchaser In give bond with approved
personal security. and The title 10 be withheld ill full
payment Is made as ultimate security.
CllAS. PEKROW Cnm'r
Dec, 3 tllJ
~ Tho Richmond Wing will please copy the above
I'LL dsy II sale
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TRUST SALE.


tURSUANrt to n decroeoi the circuit superior court
L Of Bedford. pronounced on the Doth VI july TSll
IN the suit Of "Mcaah Davis rs Powell Ownby aud
Others the undersigned commissioner will proceed on
The III davoi January next On the premises, soll Ia
the hghes, bidder, THE TRACT or LAND con.
veyrd IN trust by the said Powell Ownby aud Nancy
his wife to WIN. III. Morgan. trustee Ivy a derd Of
trust dated the Path Of July. 1896, and Of record in
bedford county court. containing
1877 .lCRES,
lying in Bedford county, adjoining the Lands Of tho
tate OF Mitchell Ewing, dec'd,. Joseph kun and others
Aud also. all the PERSONAL PROPERTY men
TUNED In said deed, consisting Of Household aud Kueh.
ed Furniture. Paniaion Utensils. Snck Of Cattle and
Hogs. (bons the increase ii the stock conveyed in III.
deed aforesaid besides other personal challles The
and is rich mountain soil aud valuable as a Tobacco
Plantation.
II will bo sold upon a credit six. twelve and eeh
teen months for equal portions Of the purchase munar
The purchaser giving bond with good security per
sonal property will be sid lsr cash.--Ihe title to the
Land Is believed 10 he unqueslionablr but it will only
be convey ed to the purchaser by deed with special
ranty G.. A. WINGFIELD, Com
Dec b islam
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PURSUANT to an order of the county court of
campbell, made Al the August term oil said court in
the present year. in the case Of Black. Sc. against
BLACK S executor. &c. the undersigned .whn appoints
ed commissioners by said order for that purpose any two
o. more OF whom may act will sell, by way of pulc
auction. to the hlghes, bidder for cash. al Campbell
court house. Monday, the thirteenth day of January
elghlcen hundred and lry five, he following Slaves
10 wit, HannaI. Ned, Harry and Essex which Slaves
were held by Michael Black, deceased. the widow of
John Black, ST., deceased. during her natural llie-
Selling only as commissioners. the undersigned will
responsible for the lille said Slaves; but they believe
the title 10 be good.
JOHN Il. DABNEY. }
BOWLING CLARK, : Com'rs.
WILLIAM ORGAN,
Dee 10 ov
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Immediately opposite Uie Franklin HOteI,
(EGS lcsve In tender his thanks To the SroRrsMrN
aud public generally, Tor the very liberal patronage
he has received IN hts line o business aud assure them
that he may be found at his new stand prepared 10
execute all work conded to him in the best manner and
upon terms To suit the pressure lie has IN hand now
and VIII continue 10 manufacture, DOnbie and Single
Barrel foriing Pieces. Brass Steel and Siper noun
Ted RY'es, Dniiing Pochtt. Belt and Travelling Pts,
tolls. which he tlaers himself will please the musi
asiJious Guns Stocked altered 10 Percussion Spors
men aud others are invited 10 call and examine his ok
before purchasing elsewhere he feels confident Of plea
sing.
REPAIRING. &c.
lie 'prepsred to execute all kinds of Repsiring cx
pedl'iousy IN the nestesi and durable manner and
al such prices will make To the interest Of the pub
lie 10 favor him with their patronage.
ALL WORK WARRANTED,
Dec. To- w3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

BENEFITS OF The TARIFF TO AGRICULTURE
The benefit OF the Tariff to farmers was very
happily Illustrated by Mr.. WethereG, IN his un-
answerable and unanswered speech in Congress,
in the series of facts which he arFayed 10 sustain
his arguments. Among the facts which he I'D
duced was this striking one. Mr.. Wethered
stated that at one establishment alone in his dis
tric,, for the manufacture of cotton, I0Vo souls
were supported, and that they consumed :"
Greater amount of agricultural products then all
the exports. the growth Of the State of Maryland.
if single factory located in our own State can
conie. this amount Of blessings aud benefits
upon the farming community, the question
readily occurs, are not the interests OF farmers 50
intimately connected with the protective policy,
ths, it would DC suicidal to lay violent hands
upon the Tariff? The reply to this question Is
SO Obvious that we snail not attempt 10 give 1t;
every farmer knows as we'll as we do, that II the
Tariff were repealed, the only really certain
market which ne haA for his surplus products
would be destroyed. baltimore Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Arrived,

Ship Clarendon Stoddard. from Canton and Macao IL
J.ys tcas. &C. 10 t;nadhue x Go
Packet ship Switzerland. knight from London and foftS
mcuth. Aug ). mdze. 10 t;iinnei. Mnturn y Co.
ship AnZuu, Nbray. from Liverpool July ~. muIe ana
5a.seng-,>. t0 T. X Collins * u.
pnckc ,hp Sally. Edgar from liavrc Aug ., mdz. and
passengers. TO Fox II l..vnie, ,tnn. 90
Packet hp GalricK Trask from Liverpool Aug IL. mdze
and passsngeis 20 N Collins 4 Co. 49,
Bntk Eyre. from Canton, and MGcao o' days teas,
&c, 10 q * i Wetmure
ak Ney bosst, Harris, 81 days iiorl glasgow ndze 10
Duniam X Dimun.
Bark Condor Ward Il days from Porto Rico. sugar &c. to
order.
pelJrst 4 Co.
Ets NlstSmotu A,hby. days om Mystic, in ballast, to
ID iluritGt 4 Co -
i, scLr Mar Ann 5day. from Halifax Ms wood. to- II
i,unc. .
efT othello smuley. Il days from Calais Me. lumber 10
y " Randolph
an fish. TO g B & W Jones.
schr Cory. Ca dner. days from Philadelphia. bound 70
Nantucket ~
Sch Mary Jape Hutchinson L day, from Calais. Me. um
Schr Fsunccs il Seward from Philadelphia. co;.l bound to
Providence.
Schi Adventure from New London, granite:
t schr Rival Prce, IL days from Sydney Ms coal 10 the
Schi Rengy Clay Fr>ie, from M-chas. lumber to master
Schs Corasla, Faulln. and Jasper, tiowe from hoon
md1e. ,,,.#-,. .
GuSey. Murray. and Others
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
pDhlic siock ExcnnnCe...s .sErr.
Correspondence ofLiyinEston L Co.

The wit has been blowing steadily from the and T.
since Sunday eveadg entirely stopping our imports except
,c by Fieirt' Of some description . benz
f1r rnLtd iHnriels hive od freely ui Flour. at
qua,nnn, raneing tom a tu3 10. the pfncpa. pnrces
taken rs before nouccd seenn'eh brought o. Noqn @
can consisting Fayette. urE, Adran nj Az some
iieh ground brought 60 10 sales OF - neat 10;
three nome uloat Il, th end 81 tho Lake. bui promised
have wind from the west, Prces at points be
,old dtc'ned ard the shipments iJr tswcEo and
.uca Canada hePnnng agGia 20 au:inen Vt ieve
hand IS pnd. Detroit 62 cents Chicago % cents flour
generally O The best Ui sample. o! Wheat be had
lln; canal 10 this -tc at FL cents Inc Newf OH
crop nuyr! was more abundant superior III guilty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Eore;sn Fort1.

a,rni,d de Cuba, Aug l6 bsrks Casila II gyms. tIc
wise e ows' and Gikt Ztda =, ,,on DO
So. CrJe;s. CIapp from Boston or do in days. Ne2-
tuos birird from Boston, d,E; Portland. Parsons. i'of
% ,,ix sept . mr. ColIooney. McConochT. Aberdeen
3D. Arsesna lson: Primrose Irvine; C9urss OF a.s.-
,,vc Kelly: stl ~ Ciark ard Ccinp;on. tapnsn iAnsI
,cs Rch,,nd SJanbnry. MiorG Creole, CiaIhe end pc;
sy Boyd Londonderry Rose Msceom. White. NateISre;
Brysnn Newry Emma, Splcer. Plymouth; NSk Mi,isii
son Sarnsta DE Cid, William Mary. Ayre fIymouIn.