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THE mornaR,s SMILE.

AZ ~ - S.fsssAa
nYA y. CARPENTER.
There arc clouds that must o'ershadow US
There griefs that all must know
There are sorrows that have made us
Feel The It'd. of human wos
Bar the deepest, darses, sorrow,
Though il tear the heart awhile,
Hopes cheering "a, may borrow
FROM mothers welcome smile
There are DAYS in youth tho, greet Us,
With ray TOO bright to list
Tht-e are cares Of age to gree us,
When those sunny das. are pas,
But the past scenes ho,el DER u.s.
And sive back the heart awhile,
All that msI- > Can restore MS
In mothers welcome smile
There are scenes and sunny places,
On which memory loves to d~.il--
There are many happy faces
Who have known and loved US we'll
But mid JOY or mid detection,
There is nothing can begulle--
That show the fond affection
OF a mothers welcome smile
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FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR SAM

- THE UNDERSIGNED has been atl.
AISs::A ihorlzed 10 sell the
EsFllliSI house and LOT
k-.ssxEslZS now occupied by Mr.. James f. Homer
GA rsI street. near Capt. SAM. |. WAITS and Mai
"arlands he house Is large and very convenient.
anu situated IN an excellent nelIhhuhaud Il present,
peculiar advantages. being private as the country and
YET very near TO the business part of the town The
lot contains upwards Of Of uround and makes an
excellent garden In addition 10 the above advantages
the noe prospect from the house makes II nne al The
most desirable and elegant family residences in t,Xn-
he attention Of purchasers Is Invited
lf-hMN-one-ourth cash, the balance in one. two
and three years, bearing Interest.
GEO, WIN. BENAGIi
May ii -
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H.yRDUg:IRE 81 CUTLERY.

which he is anxious 10 dispose Of on very reasonable
terms.
House builders, House keepers. Farmers, Black
smiths and all others Ia want OF ARTICLES in his line are
requested 10 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. % ia
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April .


ViIaiAia:
A rule h'ld IN the clerks Office of the circuit sun.
the 9th day of April, 1876: ' VI NeiSon on
Henry Bushnell, -,
Plaintiff
20 tJ'a ~ ',a',tS administrator Of James RTontr,m.
fy' aeceased John r. Harris an Stetlnr s'ho'
J. r. Defendants
% hJafhn ID Hams admir- of ames Mont,
geometry, ace d., not having entered his ann, "a ~
en- sec"rily according to tho Act OF Assembly and a.,
~ s court, ana appearing by satisfactorily c,Ino i,
II" ne "ot an inhabah "i Ihia commonM I'M nm rho ,;
" Tue P''hiIh by his counsel 1t is ordered ,ba, tbc i5
Sah' Do appear here at rules to be holden in ,b ,In
ounce OF the sad court, the first NIond,, in lI,
and answer the Plaintiffs original and r,i ~ heA',
,hnl copy of this order be fonu in jnserfd in h
g"pnpnfs Nemi"n, newspaper publ sled in The tow n
't,"HhlE, iof two months succcssiyeI, and a. 49,
py ne'eof posted the front door Of the court Lon % &
county on some court dav. ' VI '"'s
Copy-Teste,
April ~ " LEN, ,lk'
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May "A
Classical and .Nafhens0fiCMl School
I'm IYNCHRURd,

rHNIIIS INSTITUTION will open the frs, Monday
4 IN August. 1t will be conducted by The subscfis
bers. The system Of instruction will embrace a thor
ough English education, The Ancient and German Ian
guages, the most approved Of Mathematics
Chemistry and Philosophy: also Logic, Rhetoric and
Composition. We assure those who may De willing 10
rntrust their children care, thai time and ca.
pabIiies shall he ithfully devoted make them scho
ars mud every possible attention aud prapeI restraint
used 10 keep them gentlemen, We shall have a suita-
Bile aud well situated building.
Terms per session OF five months, for English schol
ats, SIS
Those who study the languages, 20
THOS B HOLCOMBE.
w. r. J. DUNN,
May 81 villa
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Y e,>un superior court of law and chancery held
iof brdfoTd county, the 9Th day of April, IsIG.
-, h"mas l. saunders and Eliza A. his wife, formerly
- "' Plaintiffs,
opolswnod brown admir- Of Reuben Brown dcc'd
Jonn > Brown. John ). Letwlch. John Cmd. Tl,,n
as H. Clayi"r fdn'r John Robinson, decd I,nI.,,
~ io"ry ana Matilda his wife. Thomas Robinson and
Ii'tet MS VIE. James Iritwich and Mary his ,yi,
Granville l.. Blown aud William H. Brown.
Defendants.
In CHANcEny
The defendant John 5 Brown who is ont ., Iii
country, and against whom the plaot fl ,n,e,r =, ,
P"eeded IN The mode prscr bed by law so,ins, absent
defendants, sun failing 10 appear and answer ON Inc
non oi me plaintiffs. Tie du.h lake their all IA,
eesSeu as 10 lhai deendant- this cause came an
''s Jay |" De heard upon The BILL answer of the deien-
dahi. NPoiswond Brown, the replication tNers,n mo
SnhrGna awarded therein on the 5Ih day of |, ot
car winch appears to have been duly executed upon
the Defendants, Lettwrh, Gaole CIaylor 'rnolett +
Lowry and wife. Thomas Robinson and Hsrret his
wife. James Lewich and Mary bIs wife G,,n,,rl
Brown and William H. Brown wbn i,iI, +, ',',s 10
ana answer and npon the exhibits aud was a,ousd nv
counsel. pom consideration whereof the coltt dom
anj1ose' order aud decree that the defendant Sp,swood
'"'' oo render before com missioner of This court an
account OF the administration of The ,s,t. nc n ,nb,
brown, deceased. and sand commissioner !. LroI, a.
fered to examine, state and settle the said a.,n md
make report thereof 10 the court with anv m,,,er en-,
caiy stated, thought pertinent By himself or reopi.d
ny lie parties To be 81 stated.
Copy-Tes,c
JOS. WILSON, CPk
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE
49,, Liberty, May II. 1916.
ne parties IN the above cause, viii take notice Ina,
S'i at my "fiire. in tins town. at the hour of IN
o.l"k A. NJ OF inesday, the 23d day of June 1876.
commence The account directed bv the freooing dec,.o
at which Tue and place they will attend win ;ba,
C"ns vouchers, witnesses aud copies of court pspers
ior examination aud settlement f'F''
May 81 a. "iiah oN'
Win
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ENCReE.ASED SPEsn

bASsENGERS having LynrJbprg on Monday.
W edneSdays and fridays. by Terry < M,s,;", !,
OF stages, reach the White Sulphur Sorinrs nm 'a.s
eond eve"in. al P NJ, thence by cur line w. i' a 1e-
bur! that night Leave there the next nnroi, %S.
day : 'Nerprd) At "a NJ, and reach Guyana,e 'ha
b"npv f IH by Gtnrk~nere Steam Boats pass
The whole route is over firm graded rurnnjkos ,na
extent OF our line enables us 10 make !, , 81" .''
popular one, while We promise no lack Of sv,,,;
render it such. VI 'Aef''on 10
05- Foref Uhae Solphw Springs 10 fv,,oo,
do;e, SlU75.
PASSENGERS will be allowed 80 lbs. of Baggage ove,
hat, a proportlonafe charge will be made wei
For any other lnl0rmalion enquire ors n r,....-
at the Franklin Hotel, Lynrhburg. ''"e''
w. p. FARlSH & Co.
wv ~ 3w-wl Pm
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April 0

virginia
A rules held IN the clerks office of tn, crcui,
toui' oil Ia" and chancery for the county ot Nj enof
inc 9TH day OF April, 1876: " '''isoh on
James Bell
M against
onion Carsr asd Dfn1m pa"" md Mary his wife, Sol
y ms Wi'e - Pannl and Patsy his wife - n pe'
"ariot'e lhs wife, Jonathan Noes Charles Mi'af
Gun 'oseS, Jane Moses, Pegg, Moses LANES Me-, loses
! ms vile b nj"mn Pann and Betsy his wife rt ana
oe Moses and Polly Moses, heirs at la W Of 81 , mar
Defendants
The defendants, Thomas Moses Patsy p;u
nn"'opsn'fe "nd Betsy his vile, Sally Carey, md =
1'' having entered th"ir appearance and ev.,,.
i'S according TO the Act OF Assembly and tho ~, fe'
ana IL appe ring by satisfactory ey idenc, , ~ wv,
'"''s are hot inhabitants Of this compon,y,sIt aia
inhol the plaintiff, by their counsel II il ,i1 on
~ do appear here nj rules to he held ~ h
49, oi'o o' the SAID court, the first MONDAY IN = n
MT "l' answer the plaintiffs bill; and that IVY
luz oe Iof'hHith inserted in the Lynchbnrg WI; " 's
"'Per published IN the town Of Lyncl'bp,s
,, and another copy thereof posted
~ uooi "' Inc court house Of this county on SOM,
Copy-feste
April '-hh, Tx.
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Ss0GT'S ant .SEgDkg%.
e. Z: T.

FsNllE subscriber is in receipt of his Spring sup
q ply of BOO1S AND SHOES. embracing the
usual variety sold IN this market Those wishing To
buy will do well 10 call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere he Is determined 10 sell low
for cash. lis Ladies kid aud Morocco Sinners and
Bnskns are OF superior quality.
ia NES FIRE rWEIL.
March &c 3n
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tP O.N'CE .NOEsg!..
H'llf. subscriber having raised the wind" once
i more, is prepared to carry on again the
D U T @ II EnINd DUsrWE ss,

WIN determination 10 give general salsmction He
Will at all times give the highest cash prices; and IN
v',eS all re"ders IN has line 10 give him al occasional
call.
One word 10 his creditors. He will pay them as
5eoh a possible and hopes they viii not by pressing
olh "' man, prevent the pay nent OF lhelr claims Let
them give nnn chance. and he will hr 'prfrcly in
lo"n N less than no time" aud will Gea sq,,are nm
with pleasure. JAMES G.. IEytNE :
March IT. :,
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$50 to 800 on. 500 .scres.

giving 10 each tract portion If lne meadow and to
bacco land The health Of the nelgborhood is good be
yond doubt.
The lorallon Of this land is such 10 reader il GER
tain that it the southwestern improvements If dyernn,
from The James River at Buchanan. or jackson mus
pass through the centre Of It, Is miles from the former
and To miles from the latter place There are two
Manufacturing MDIls within one mile or less. aud the
Bo,ctonf Male and Female Seminary within Two miles
lie man valley road from Winchester to Salem
passes through it.
THE TERMS of sale will be one fourth cash. the
residue 10 be an interest bearing fund paya e at the op
non "i me Plfchtsfr at any time within II years-.ie
interest to be paid semi annually and default Of the
prompt payment If the interest. the whole amount OF
purchase Is 10 be due. Bond with approved security
VIII be required for the deferred payment lfnol sold
privately II will be sold IN the highest bidder on the
above stated terms on the 18Th day of July NEXT il far
II not, The next ialr day thereafter, Cloyerdale Per
sons, wishing 10 view the land. I'll be So rood as 10 ca
an
am a 50 DESTROYS to sell my MILLS, with an ace
and halt Of land attached, known as the
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Springani summer Goods.
F.gREf.S IS EFDEsK5.N.S
WAKE pleasure IN Announcing To their friends and
the pnbc. that they have received their Spring
md Summer SUPPLY ef
SUPERIOR R-ADy-MADr

I l. - II I " u
Which have been selected " iih much care and will h,
offered al Surh prices as cannot fail 10 please They
respectfully ash attention 10 the follow ing articles which
have Isl been opened and ted for Inspection.
10th Goats. oi all kinds and qusucs,
oashmeret fnck, D'oIsay aud Sack Coats.
Habit do do do do
weed Cashmere do do do
Nerlno do do Il,
Black and Fancy French Cashmere Pants. very fine
do do E0allsh do do
do drap D. Etc and lIombazine do
White aud Fancy Ddllng do
Black Silk Satin and Bonba4jne Vests,
Fancy -" d.,
Cashmere. Chay and 'Tonete do
White aud Figured Marseilles do
=. ALSo-A great 7arety Of Gentlemen's ElNGY
GOODS
Apnl 10 70
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Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
ne pIalnttl lis day flied l1avit OF the pubca
N"n OF the order against the defendants William Settle
ana john jarrett who reside out Of his Stale and if il
ordered That this cause be for hearing as 10 those de-
""dahS' and 1t appearing to the court tina the plaintiff
has proceeded against The said deiendlnts Wullam Sci.
lie and Jho jarrett IN the mode prescribed by law AGAINST
absent defendants still failing To appear and snsn on
moion "i The Plalnlf by counsel the court doth take
the bill oi the plaintiff Tor confessed as TO those defend
ans, and this cause on To he heard upon the hin
he sn3t@na awarded therein the 18Th day OF Decen
Der loi1. which appears have been daily ,xecn,nd mn
the defendant, Fielding Settle who fails to appear and
answer aud LI~n the exhibits, and was argued nv conn
So upon consideration whereof the court doth adud re
order and decree, that commissioner OF This c,n,, do
ihe an account Ut the rents due from the ,elennap,
'edIng Sre 10 defendant VIM Settle. for the rem, of
the lfac' OF land IN the bill menoned and said CONNIE
S"n'f Is directed 10 examine, state and settle IN. said
account, ana make report thereo this court with any
ha'ef specially stated thought pertinent by himself or
HquiTed by The parties 10 he so stated.
Copy Testp
JoS. WILSON. Cpk.
CoamIssfoNER's OrFicz
n Liberty, May Id. 1876.
lie parties in tie above cause viii lake r,,o -,
snail, al my ollie, IN this town. at tile hour of in =,
clock a NJ OF ednesday, The "a day of jrns ~ 6
commence the account directed by the foreuoing c-
al which time and place they viii attend with lb.,, 40
counts, vouchers, witnesses and Copies of r,, MIA,
Tor examination and settlement. ~
80, JOHN A, WHARTON.
10y - Win
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w III q ]. 0 "A K z z =,
{ ooFl Va allsctl.

4 Y ANTED 10 hire, for the remainder Of the year
w good Cook and asher. Enquire al this Of
ce.
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BOOZE, fGsjfSa' LANDS FOR
SALE.

7 EVE SUBSCRIBER. having moro land than he
II has laoorera 10 cultivate 10 advantage, offers Tor
sale about
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May 81

4 1 clr,u superior court of law and cbance,v ho,I
l. iof brd'oTd county the lGlh day of Aprll, Is46
h'mas l. saunders and Eliza A. his wife G,ruerly
Eliza A. Brown, phn',;T. 'e's
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on BIark Water Greek, near iynchburr. IN the inme
a'ae VrH,' OF "hl'h ever there should be a rail road
from lynchbnrg to the West the Depot uopd II mo-
cessity be luca ed
There are in the Mil pair BUR- Stones, a Smut
Machine, aud all The necessary fixtures far innad,,,o
operations The NH scapahe OF turning ont from 80
TO 80 barrels II lnr per day 'rbcre ,,, e., "
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C.sEHHIGEs! G.zH.xgG Esq,

LYNCN3URG
y ENRf M. DlDLAkE.'S ole friends and cnsio
ID 'nrfs Will pease call, at his old stand, on Main
street. where they VIII hnd the greatest and
variety OF every description of
Rev style Vehicles,
ana The best part OF the tale is prices are lower
man shch articles have been sold at in this market
nose desiring to purchase any arllce In his line, he
VIII merely say, give him call.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAkE
April Is v2n
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A circuit superior cput' pt law aud chanr,ry M
"A tor Bedford county, the 18Th day of Aprl SIG:
William Duuet, who sues for The benefit of Wilson
c. Hewitt, Pa,nljT '''V''
against
William Settle, John jarrett aud Fielding Settle
Defendants.
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We YFFE.
A SEMINARY,

nc N'"hfA RICK viii open. in Inc town Of
NA Lynchbnrs, on The ls of September next.
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EGhgH0l.0e .TgSF,s.

lSo DESTROYS to sell my MILLS, with an acre
halt Of land attached. known as the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-31

T AND AGENCY IN TEXAS.-The subscri-
IL Der, having, during residence of nine or ten
years IN Texas, been connected with the land offices
thereof and having acted the agent of his friends
in the United States, in purchasing selling, holding
paying taxes upon, and giving general superin-
tendence to their lands in Texas, respectfully offers
his services to such other persons abroad as may
wish TO engage them.
REFERENCES.
His exceency Arson Jones, General Sam. Hous-
ton, General I. J. Rusk, General P. J. Henderson,
Colonel James Love, Colonel james Riley Hon
d. s. Kaufman, Texan charge d'affares, Wash
ington city; Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, do; King.
man Co., do; General C. F.. Mercer, and the
'Tcxian consus abroad.
Many forfeitures about to accrue, from failure
to pay taxes; many claims, otherwise good, will be
barred by adverse possession of three years-that
being the Limitation; many titles of lands conveyed
in the United States cannot be admitted to record in
Texas, for want of proper Authorization. Owing
to some one other Of these causes the best lands
are in condition to be lost. .H..
Having made it my business to become acquaint-
ed with all the laws relating to titles, and being de-
termined to attend diligently to all claims con6ded to
me, require, in all cases, an advance in cash, stuff
cient to cover expenses Of investigation. When
that shall be done, willing to take a contingent
interest in the lands for attention and services
ROBERT d. JOHNSON.
Galveston, August L I845.
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Bu a. Green. .auctioneer.

RocRRIEs, GROCERIES, STORE FIX.
VI TURES, &c, AT AUCTloN.-on Thurs
day, the 9Th of February, shall sell at the groee-
ry store OF Mr.. ]. Pearce, on New York avenue
between 7h and 9Th streets at 10 o'clock, a. M, his
wel.selected stock OF family groceries. enumeI-
ate IN part
LOAF, lump, crushed, and brown sugars
S half chests imperial, gunPowder, young Tyson
and black tea
Various kinds of coffee, maekerel, and herrings
&c.
25 sacks of fine and ground alum salt, soap, can
dies, &c. .-... .... ....... '-.. o.
Best bleaehed sperm oil, tobacco, snuff, and Sc
gars .,.,.
Also lot of liquors, brandy, gin, whiskey, &C.
Starch, crockery-ware nails, and other ARTICLES IN
the grocery line not necessary 10 enumerate,
Also the store fixtures, Fairbanks patent plat
form scales, orleans, sugsr-bins, case drawers,
stand-caslks, &c, ....
Terms: All sums Of and under s25, cash. over
s25 credit Of 30 and 60 days, for notes satisfae-
A. GREEN,
Jan 29--6t Auctioneer.
journal and Oh. Fountain
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BIZ Il. Green, .Auetioneer.

RoCERIES, GROCERIES, STORE FIX.
VI TURES, de-, AT AUCTIoN.-on Mon
day, the I'd Of February, shall sell, at 10 o'clock
a ~, at the grocery store Of t. C. Duekworth, al
the corner Of 7th and z streets bis remaining stock
Of groceries, comprising
A general assortment Of family groceries, which
we deem II not necessary TO enumerate.
Also the store fixtures, consisting Of counter,
case drawers, glass cases
Flour, meal, and sugar-bins, oil-cans
Gauze awning, scales and weights, eoal-stoye
signs, tea-eanisters. ..
Also glass jars, stone and eroekery-ware.
Terms, cash. Persons wishing TO purchase may
expect bargains, all must be sold, the gentleman
wishing TO close his business Immediately.
A. GREEN,
Jan 29-3t AuctiOneer-
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July "a

TOPP'S BOWLING SALOON-The most spa
~ cious and magnificent establishment Of the kind
in the world, located near the corner of Louisiana
avenue and Sixth street, in the rear of Coleman's
formerly known as the Assembly Rooms
The proprietor respectfully returns his thanks to
those gentlemen that have literally patronized
him, and assures them the same system that has
heretofore given such general satisfaction will be
continued It being his determination to carry out
his first principle viz to establish place for gen.
tlernanly recreation and exercise. Citizens and
strangers respectfully invited to call and judge
for themselves. MOSES COPP,
Dec 10-iff Proprietor.
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L LEGANT PRESENTS To the Indies n
Il gentlemen. GUION Of l73 Broadway, Nj
York, importer of Paris goods, has opened at No!
from Sd street, under Gadsby's new lrote, Pcnpg|
vania avenue, Washington. city, an assortmeol !
rich fancy goods, Of Paris and London mnnui
ture, consisting Of the finest articles only, "a
prising the assortment usually imported by BIZ
Fine dress fans, from 81 to $50; ladies' work-boi
from S. TO $50; ladies' and gentlemcps' dress,
cases, from IS to SIS; paptteries and portable de
Lubin's, Curtains, and Prevosts soaps, perfumsJ
perfumery, and cosmetics; fancy note paper
yelopa, &c, from SO TO $40 per ream; Chinese
English chess-men, from 81 to $780, large mus
boxes; gold-head canes; gold Pens, gold pend
enbroidered retcules; rich purses, Rodgers 80,
knives, Rogers's scissors, &c., of the fret qus
only; portfolios; papier machee work; silver
gold mounted riding whips; brushes, combs
Of tortose-shel and buffalo horn the newest "a
style Of head ornaments; odor boxes, toilet miro
French, English, and Chinese curiori,ies, and bs
goods too numerous to particularize.
Being the principal house in Broadway, ~
York, no person may suppose any article mis'
resented, or sold at but a moderate advance
the cost of importation. All are requested 10
and examine the articles, and the same aiten'
will be shown, whether for purchase or exam KAN
ton. .. ..... - - Jan 1915
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John EDGAR, professor Of music, 10th streets
y between d and f, west side, respectfully IN
forms the citizens Of the District that he has made
Washington his place of residence; and that he will
give lessons in music upon the pianoforte, guitar,
and other instruments. He will also give instruc-
ions in singing, and viii pay particular attention to
he forming Of the voice. He fatters himself, from
his long experience, that he will give general salts
faction. He refers to the following gentlemen, in
whose families he has been teaching for several
years. For terms, &c, apply at his residence.
REFERENCES.
A Judge b. Tucker, professor William and Mary
College; Professor Saunders, Professor Millington
Professor Mingrode, Professor Dew, DR.. Peachey,
DR.. Mercer, DR.. Waller, DR.. Cole, Rev. Mr. Hold
ges Jan 6-eodf