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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-18

CASHMERE D'Ecos.e Of latest .rylo. and all
~ qualities, Paris D'Ecossc. Crane D'Toon and
Omhrs Lus're. which w style and quality cannot
be surpassed in any other narkot-in,t received at
sep o w HEISKELLS.
UBLAlD. Plain md Figured Alpacas. French and
n English Merins. French Gros Olier Chinrz.
Cashmere and siher new sislc American Chinlz--
just received and Tor sale inwai
sep o w IIEISKELJS.
BLANKETS
n F yoH want some superior Blankets. YOU can be
y supplied ~ nv Store at reduced prices. as ~,
sio'k is lufgo q DO moi Nish 10 keep hcfa IN,
tummei dec % w y SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-18

e COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, November 3Olh.
~ lSil liz CHANcERY-In the Circuit Supe.
r'as Cuuu OF Law and Chancery for Ohio county
Homer, Bell 4 Bowen,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-18

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-lN CmANcERY.-
Yin thc Cirrui Superior Cuurl Of Law aud Cham
Gerry Tor OHIO cuuHy.
Hugh Nichols
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-18

VIRGINIA At n Circuit Superior court OF
hold for the county of Ohio, at the court house
thereof on Friday the list day Of November
isil.
Botias Z Gardner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-18

NNlNW FUt tNLF-IHc sIHHrriI0TH IiI0rs
a Tor sale valuable farm containing i1l ~
acres. yell v1iurtd.- iHllng stream through
each 6eli-iavs vol for CHtiy1t1u, and 70 IS
hfsh sfutcui rH truvgmeni, under good tcuclus
.Trrre is about SO or % acres cleared land, the
nal aucs we'll tunbrrcd. A guoI aud CpuIoulrri
two story dw Hing house with q back building,
with other oGf houses, q 81 never failing spfIup
Of wafer near tie Kitchen door Tnrro Ia an
aIuudun " OF fruit trtos, consisting of choice
,rrrtft,l Apa'c. Peach Plum Cherry g..
The above farm ~ situated milo west Of :
C1airsvillc. on the National ruac, aud ~ mil
from Ilo}dsv.l'", Bclmpat county, OhIu' Fu
further particulars enquire ut the suisrrbEr ry
tho pfcmise-. JAMES PRYOR. or ~
mn7 OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling Va
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BOOTs, U0OIs, BOOTS.

CUTLERY Roger, R,lt-, Gf,uuc. Ra@pr-,
z IClnpmun's Es1o, slnp. Clay l.icsei snty,s lor
sac U.s. % tNlHsiilLD.
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S2,255,W0 90

BY the act making appropriations for the supp
. army for the year ending on the 30th June,
For pay of the army sl,S2
For Communication of officers subsistence 46
For Communication of forage for officers
horses 6
For payments in lieu Of clothing for dis
charged soldiers and officerss ser
wants .
For subsistence in kind 80
For clothing for the army, camp and
garrison equipage IL
For expenses of recruiting
For three months extra pay to non-com-
! missioned officers, musicians and
privates
For the regular supplies Of the qnarter-
masters department, consisting offuel,
| forage in kind for the authorized
| number of officers horses and for the
horses, mules, and oxen belonging to
the quartelnaster's department at the
| several military posts and stations, and
for the horses Of the two regiments Of
dragons, and the four companies of
light artillery; of straw for soldiers
bedding, and of stationery, including
company and other blank books for
the army, certificates for discharged
soldiers, blank forms for the pay and
quartermaster' departments, and the
printing of department orders, army
regulations, and general regulations IA
For the incidental expenses of the quar-
termasters' department, consisting of
postage on letters and packets receiv-
ed by officers on public service, ex-
penses of courts martial and courts Of
inquiry, including the additional com.
pensatlon 10 judge advocates, men,
beIs and witnesses, while on that ser-
| wee; extra pay to soldiers employed
in the erection Of barracks and quar-
tiers, the construction of roads, and
other labor, for period Of not less
than ten days, expenses of expresses
from the frontier posts; of escorts to
paymasters; of the necessary articles
for the interment of hon-commission-
ed officers and soldiers; hire of labor
ers; compensation TO clerks 10 the Off
GERS Of the quartermusters depart
ment, and compensation TO agents in
charge Of dismsntled works, and TO
such wagon and forage masters as II
may be necessary to employ; various
expenditures necessary to keep the
two regiments of dragons and the
four companies of light artillery com
plete; sboeing horses and the sppre-
hensiOn of deserters
, Fof repairing and enlarging barracks,
quarters, storehouses, and hospitals at
} the several posts for erecting tempo
rary environments at such posts ~
, may be occupied during the year, and
, gun-houses for the protection Of the
!, cannon at the several posts and mill
itsry works, including the necessary
, tools and materials for the objects en-
umersted; and for the authorized fur.
niture for the hsrrsck-room. Of non
/, commissioned officers and soldiers
building and repairing stables Tor
AZ drsaocns and liab, artillery; fcr rs,s
Of quarters for officers, barracks for
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STATEMENTS

Shouting appropriations made during The 2d
session ofthe 2sth Congressj Offices created,
and The salaries thereof The Offices he sata-
yiss of iehich have been increased, Difh The
aD.ouat Of such increase, during the same
period.
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s4,270,954 81

BY the act making appropriations for the payment Of re-
evolutionary and other pensioners Of The Uniied States
for the year ending 3Oih June, 1916.
Fer revolutionary pensions. under the
act of eighteenth March, eighteen
hundred and eighteen SlS6,20O 90
For invalid pensions, under various
laws -. :. ls4,sOo 90
| For pensions to widows and orphans,
| under the act of fourth July eighteen
hundred and thiT,y-six 220, 500 90
For pensions TO widows, under the act
| of seventh July, eighteen hundred
| and thirty eight, and the supplement |
tary act of twenty third August, eight
cen hundred and forty-two 100 900 90
For pensions TO widows, under the act
forty three IL. '-"T 10000 90
| For pensions to widows, under the act |
| of seventeenth June, eighteen hun |
dred and forty -four Nm" l,O96, 900 90
For half-pay pensions TO widows and or.
phans, payable through the Auditors
office $500 90
For arresrages provided for by acts Of
| third March, eighteen hundred and |
seventeen, and second May, eighteen |
hundred and twenty, payable through
the accounting offices 1000 90
| For pensions under the act ofJuy fourth |
eighteen hundred and thr,y-si1 5000 90
| For widows pensions under the acts Of |
| July seventh, eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight, and August twenty
| third eighteen hundred and forty |
two 200 900 90
Fol- widows PENSIONS under the act of
| March third, eighteen hundred and
frty-three $4,000 90
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penses Of the consulatss at Constant .-.-.--
nopie, smyrna and Alexandra oOO w
For salary as charge des ahaires and
outfit 10 Henry LedyaId 9,45s w
For compensation TO Benjamin T.
Green, while officiating charge
d'afiaires in Mexico ,Oo9 40
For compensation TO J. Pembertoa
Hutchinson, ia full for diplomatic -
services at Lisbon 2,sO0 w
For compensation TO Arthur Middleton,
IN full for diplomatic services in Spain ,i54 w
For tho relief and protection Of Ameri-
can seamen in foreign countries 5000 90
For running and marking the boundary
line between the United States and
the possessions of Great Britain 5000 10
For compensation to the Vice President
of the United States, from the fourth
of March 10 June thirtieth one thou
SAND eight Numbered and forty-fve ] ,620 80
For arresragos Of contingent expenses
in the office Of the Register Of the
Treasury, including paper, printing,
ruling, ADD binding sixteen books for
entering collectors returns Of i'm
ports and exports 800 90
For cases for the safe keeping of settled
accounts 200 90
To make good deficiency in tho APP
preparation for the relief and protec-
ton Of American seamen in foreign
countries 10000 90
To supply deficiency in the appTopra-
ton Tor the compensation Of the Com
missioner OF Pensions and the CLERKS
and messenger In his ofice for the
year ending the thlrtieth OF June,
eighteen hundred and forty five 1000 90
For the payment of muddng duties,
Toneousy charged by The Danish gov
eminent, and refunded in the year
eighteen hundred and thrty-seven 48i 90
For additional compensation TO the dis
thct judges Of Missouri, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama,
under the provisions Of the first sec
ton Of the act of seventeenth June,
eighteen hundred and forty -four 1866 CT
To make good deficiency in the sppro-
priation for stalionery, fuel printing,
and all other contingent expenses Of
the House VI Representatives $4,000 90
To supply deficiency in the sppropna-
lion FOR the contingent expenses ofthe
Senate 10000 %
To defray arrearages Of expenses Of the
commission appointed to mark the
boundary line between the United
States and Texas "a GO
For paying the April and May install
ments Of the Mexican ndemntes due
in eighteen hundred and forty four 275,O00 90
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ArsiL II, lSi5.

Prepared by the Clerk of the House Of RePresenta
lives, In pursuance Of the 9th section OF the act 0
July 4, 1886, 40 authorize the appointment OF adj
diuonal payms.ters, and for other purposes
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troops at posts whore there are no a 81
pablo buildings for their accommo-
dalton, and Of stoIe-houses for the
saie-keeping Of subsistence clothing,
sc and OF grounds for .smmer can
tonments and encamp~ents for mil.
itay purposes 10000 90
For transportation Of officers baggage,
when travelling on doly without
troop. 10000 90
For transportation Of troops and sup
Plies Of the army including the bag
gage of troops when moving either
by land or wateIj fTeghts and ieir- .. ..
ages; the purchase OF hire Of horses | ....
mules, oxen, carts, wagons, and ......
boats for the transportation of sup
plies and fur xaH i.an purposes; dray-
age and carriage al the several posts;
hire Of teaI1stenj transportation OF
funds for the pay department; the sK.
pense Of sailing public transports be- ...
tween the posts the gulf Of Mex
leo, add of procuring water al such
posts as from their situation requIe
III OF clothing from the depot at Phil
adelphld 10 the stations Of the troops;
Of subsistence from the places Of pur-
chase, aud from the places of delivery,
under contIacls, 10 such places as the
circumstances Of the service may
qure II TO be sent Of ordnance, ord
nance stores and small al ms, from the
foundries and armoiies 10 the arsensis,
Notifications, and frontier posts 100000 90
For medical and hospital department n, 800 90
For the contingencies Of the army 1000 90
For continuing the meteorological obser- .
yations al the military poets Of the
United States under the direction Of .....
the Surgeon General 1000 90
For purchase Of ordnance, ordnance
stores and supplies 80 900 90
For current expenses Of ordnance ser
vice 10000 90
For manufacture Of arms at the nation
al aIm0Ties 36O 900 90
For arsenals 100000 On
For purchase Of saltpeire and birthstone 40 900 90
For repairs and improvements, and new
machinery al Springfield armory 295OO 90
For repairs and improvements and new
machinery at Harper's Ferry armov 5000 90
For armament Of Qualifications 100 900 90
For surveys In reference to the military
drtences Of the frontier, inland and
maritime 10000 %
For military and geographical surveys
west Of the Mississippi 10000 90
For Containing the surveys Of the north
=, ern and northwestern lakes 10000 90
TO settle the accounts Of Lieutenant
Colonel IL. Whiting 845 II
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APRIL IL, ls45.

OyFicE Oh rHr HoUsE OF BErREsEsrArIvrs
or THE w. 8 .ipii II lS45.
obedience to the 9Th section of the "set sutho-
Il nxe tho sppointmen, of additional psymastors and
for other purposes passed July 4th, 1886 which re-
quIss "the Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk Of the
House OF Representatives, may be alter the
close Of each season OF Congress, to publish state
mont Of all appropriations made during the session
and also statement Of the Offices created, and
the salaries Of each and also statement of the OBJ
css, the salaries OF which are increased, and tho
amount Of such increase" the Clerk Of the House
Of Representative submits the accompanying state
monts.
B. b. FRENCH.
Clerk House Qf Reps u. s.
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,pRoPRIATIoNs, NEW OFFICES, &c
X Z p q X L

CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TlvES, U. g.,
In eompiiaaes w. the "ae 10 assthorrss the appointment
eJaddioaai payuasias andJo other p~yposss," pass
cd July 4, 1886.
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BY the act making appropriations for As etpsl and dpio-
matte expenses Of he socerwns~! Tor TIC year enhng
the sOlh June, 1886 and for other purposes.
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For contingent expenses Of said

ONCE, VIZ
For labor, blank books binding, sta
tionery, printing blanks and circulars 4,i60
For misco llansous items TOO
10 enable the Postmaster General to ra
purchase the remainder of the square
building Is situated 90 ~ as,aso
For deiraylng the expenses Of the mag
nete telegraph from the city Of
Washington 10 Baltimore, for the
of February next 5000 ,
PATENT OFFICE. .u.
For the purchase of such scientific ..,
works as are necessary for the use Of
the Patent Office 1000
For the collection OF agricultural stats.
ties, and other purposes 1000
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
Grimes, Casualties, &c.

At Ba,nbridge. Columbia Co. Pa. little girl
was recently siranged by black snake while she was
alone picking b.ack-bcrres.
At MHcreek township. near Erie. Pa on Tues
day the Mansion House OF Benz Russell. Esq- occupied
ate by Rev Nr. smith and family. Wa destroyed by
ire and the family io every thing butheir night clothes
At Bradley. Me on Friday of last week Peleg
b OTIS was beaten 10 death by one Richard Narney.
AT Qgeeche TWqg. VI. on the 10Th inst, the
store occupied by the Manufacturing Co.. the tavern
stable and barn kept by Mr. Taft the jewellers hop of
Mr WolcOtt and dwelling house and barn Of A. G.. Dim
lex completely destroyed by hre
At HOrsmuS. between Jersey City and Hoboken.
on Saturday morning. fire broke out IN Savery SOM
holow-wsre foundry The foundry and four dwellings
connected with il destroyed. The los is est
mated At from = 900 to $1,000 The New Mutual Com
pany Of Jersey City cover 5000 Of the amount
In Boston. incendiaries are busy at their Internal
work On Saturday morning there various alarms
Of fire but there very serious damage done.
Ia Proridencc. on Saturday Almira Phillips was
badly injured by the upsettng Of stage that her life
is despaired Of
lFy7 The Boston Chronicle after reading Della
Webster- pamphlet says it is satisfied that she IT, she
declares entirely innocent Of the act -he was charged
WITH OF aiding the slave Lewis and his family 10 escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

jusigenerous from impulse ia-t from principle
We generous 70 lreian, IN the day Of adversely We
and Will be just % America under AL circumstances
adverse or prosperous. With America our fate i en-
linked with her must stand or fall
Ihls naturally esns us 20 exposition Of the tue ra-
ture and obligations OF Naturaized citizens oath Of ale
glance Il consists q two parts-lst II fun and per
feet remuneration Of the allegiance due 10 the govern
ment OF their native land Zdy. OF full perfect and
undivided transfer Of that allegiance To the government
Of the United States. In renouncng then al allegiance
10 every foreign prince, power, ana poteniate ftcu-
lary the sovereign OF Great Britain and Ireland and
IN transferring that allegiance 10 the government Of the
United states (ihe immigrants Of lrish BIRTH be-
Incorporated INTO the great body % the American
people. entitled with one exception 70 participation
Of al rights and privileges enjoyed by Native born Cit
zens equal in all things civil military or political nie
nor IN none IN return for said rights and privileges
we bound ourselves under solemn oath % defend, up
mold and maintain the Law. Constitution and Govern
Of the United States ,gainst all enemies foreign or
domestic.
The ale glance thus these states j. paramount
all Ofisr-perfiG and undrida-iHdirisbis any yJr
fi0n beNetn The oithe + and any other pow
earth, uhefer temporal ECCLESIASTICAL The
therefore OF allegiance in such that rec0gni-e an
pOrer e0rfh ts rign DIRECTLY or INDIRECTLY %
interfere in thecvi government OF the United states or
any part thereof and moreover hold ourselves IN
conscience bound 10 resist any such interference. from
ghdf Qacrfsr s0frer mdv fr7GH0ff
Now Jet look calmly and considerably Al the obi
cations consequent on this solemn oath In case inat AZ
any time. that greatest Of human calamites-a war
-4tyu4u hl-f flIl4it'u - tt' ti't-4t--''f
All humble tyrant- and chastse naiiOns-and that
any or all the powers Of Europe, aided by OConneI
hmsef-Or a sui more extravagant suppOsuOn-by biz
holiness the Pope-were 10 invade these shores. yea
even attempt 10 interfere IN government directly
indirectly we the Naturslzed citizens, hold ourselves
bound 10 defend this our adopted country by All the
means placed hy God and nature within roach our
lives our fortunes and sacred honor that come
what may. when may. OF from whom. adopted citizens
VIII be found they have ever been-semper fdeils-
This i the Nauralzed citizens political crced-ihs is
Catholic decirine-and this Gentlemen j. the manifesto
OF your President. PATRICK :. CASSERLf
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THE BALsAM OF MoscATELLo.

rNHls vel AnOn, salutaTy and agreeable Vegetable pre-
paafion universally allowed by al who have used 10.
and Is many distinguished medical men whO recommend ii
DOB their practice, stand urrivaed - happy effects IN
curing darrhra choera mOrbu- choc -pa-n0lc cholera
&C. &C especay the summer complaint in ldren,l even
their forms. Testimonials from The hrst families IN
tie CITY Of Newiork, is extraordinary efficacy and
pamphlet treatise upon H. great virtues may be- Obtained
without charge the Office of Dr. Wheeler, No - Green
lchseet, the Battery, no II sole proprietor, where
s Tor sale, well al tic principal drug stores N the
lgly eO4ls-
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

RICHARDSON 4 cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN
IL PANACEA-Thi- Medicine. compounded solely from
vegetable matter free frun aduenOu and warranted tree
from any ingredients detrimental 20 health discovered
about year since by individual sOrey afflicted with
LIBERATED sCkOFi Ia and who has been under the
treatment of the most neni physicians IN the ne states
years without the east apparent hope Of resos
health and was by them pronounced ncurabe, but
who taking the above named medicine for I'VE wcek
perfect health That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented Success and has failed IN any
.ance hen taken In accordance with directions % effect
perfect cure Of the following Diseases wit: SALT
KHEUM, sCROFL LA. ULCERAIED SCROFULA. FE-
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS. KINGS EVIL, THlslE-
10. INFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC RHEU MATlSM,
FILES, ERlslPELAs, BILEs, sCURNY. CHRONIC
SORE EYES BLOTCHES, PlMPLES on THE FACE,
sCALD HEAD. AND ALL CuTANEOrS DISEASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM An mi
DfCIOtS 81 or MERCURY OR AN IMPu RE- STATE
or THE BLOOD. Tie efficacy of his medicine has been
Tested In all the diseases above enumerated and effects
tDy adu each morning before eating, which usually pro-
dIces tonic etec' vhe On most cases. u also ACTS a.
tie patient causing all liberated sores 20 discharge more
prousey and producing eheciua Alternative of the whole
system, purifying and producing perfect action vi The
blood.
Persons while taking H. should refrain from the OF all
stimulating drinks or heny seasoned food Eor 'se by
General Agent ~ Pine--re. opposite the Custom House.
Sew York and House; 10 oj, and III Broad
way; Broadway and Chambersst, No - Frontst;
No IA WessL, Nos % and 80 Bowery; No. 30 Fulton
Nos. - and 10 Hudson, and - hnnmond--L, corner
Hudson; 40 j6 Grand-s. No Isl and l73 Greenyichst,
No ll2 and % CherysL No 10 Walkers; No 70 Cath
arne--t; No. Sjl and ~ Pearl-.'. No ia Cans--
BROOKLYN J. W smith corner Of Fulton and Cranherry-
St.: Wm. Bagrove, squires Buildings, corner Willow
and Aanucss. and by al the principal druggists IL the
Dr. y b. Lockrow, No 81 Beayer-st.. Clinton Buildings
General wholesale and Retail agent for Albany
T. w DyOu Son. No. lt North seconDsL, General
q. COLBY. No 55l Pear.-sL. NY
Instructions for taking the article and great number Of
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained any
# lhe above Places n@i cod lmy
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MENTAL Rt.EItN

MENTAL ~ Rt.EKN.-J SMITH DODGE. No q
- Bond street New fOrn, aie Of ne rrm OF lodge RAJ
ee of New York and Washington Cities, respectfully tell
ders his professional services 10 his friends and the public
and invites all require the advice and xiii Of the exp.
enced and practical Dentist call him. learn his terms
aud his claims % public confidence ana patronage
he would particularly call attention 10 his Patent method
Of fastening artificial teeth when gold plate wt
prominent advantages Of tls mode OF fastening the
f0iOwng.-l. II the pain always attendant upo
l. removal Of The roots of he front teeth, and make
hose roots highly useful IN fastening the artificial teeth
3 II gives the teeth greater hrnnes- rendering then
ways much less frOub esOne much more useful, A.
the may De-, 10 he process 0' rnlsrcauOn thaf
lle common mode. }. u renders Il easy 10 REMOVE
and replace the teeth, which, together with the Tecu-
lar simplicity of the ftsenng- enables he 20 kee
always The improvement secured ny tfe
patent needs but be- IN order "a De- und~-tO0d ano
DOB be- used o bee appmcnted II mas feceFed NE appfoDa
ton of some Of me gpi-hed Dentists IN the coun
tr and univ er-ay commended BY those VINO have as9i
I'll themselves oft- advsniaee-
Her, aier J. SMITH DoOGt vii devote NJ entire attention
fo . ofce BOul-,treei New forS, while Luther Par
vi attend business hi own account in ASKING
tom Mr. bod heg-leaye call attention 70 he following
recommendation from Hon. SIas Virgin, ate Of the 1.
senate and now Governor u he STATE of New-Yofk
WssHISGros, ID. &. Feb. ID, lst)
DR.. J. Smith Dodge upon h.s arnya. IN Washington to
an Office -urg Den 1T presenfcd tD me lef~r-
from several friends IN Newi of The CHEST RESPECTABLE
iy aud standing, containing u- strongest and most avora
character and ll- superior profess Ou4 qualifications The"
satisfactory evidences Of he and The Derus induce
the professional services Of Dr. DOdY.
for my own family ant iny ~s and myself now able
testimony M favor gentleman and sAliu Dentist
Il- test mOuy thus gwen by me, well 10 ODrdence a.
te solicitations ~ -peci-De and worthy friends
New YORK have for many Year, experienced he -s
ald fidelity " the DoctDf his profession Ia my
convictions Of h. per.Dnal and professional ment
slLAs WRIGHT