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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

We subJoin The correspondence (sayslhe Whig)
10 which we alluded Saturday, between COM
mee Of the citizens of Goochland equity and their
distinguished couniy-man, Col. M. Nj. PAYNE,
oflhe U. s. Infantry:
GoocHLaND Dec. 22d, 1876.
Dear Strive are depuied BY large num-
Der of the citizens Of this your native county,
among whom are many oil your companions and
associates in early life, to tender to you Pubic
Dinner, at Inc Court House, on any day II may
suit your convenience to meet them.
If the soldier, who fights the battles of his
country, is entitled TO The gratitude and honor OF
his fellow. citizens, then surely he who fought in
the memorable and distinguished battles OF Palo
Alto and Resaca de la Palma, which have thrown
sucha lusire upon our arms, should be peculiar
ly honored.
We are proud that a native son OF our own
county was one among The gallant and chva-
rous officers who tough, those battles, which have
shed such blaze of military glory upon the
name ard character ofthe American soldier
We hope YOU have so far recovered from the
wound. which YOU there received, and under which
you have so long and painfully suffered, as 10 ac-
cept This invitation, and that you will appoint an
early day 10 meet and crafty the wishes Of your
friends and coun,y-men.
With great esteem,
Your friends, &C.,
J. B. FERGUSON,
ROB. w. PLEASANTS,
CHAS. F. POPE.
IT, NJ NJ P.ysr Esq
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POETRY.
THE CROWDED STREET.

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Le,',ne move slowly through the street,
Filled with an rveIshl,ing train,
Amid The sound oil steps that beat
The murmurng walks like autumn ram.
How fast The fitting figures come
The mild, the fierce, the sony face;
Some bright with ,houshless smiles, and some
Where secret tears have left their trace.
They pass-to tell 10 strife, 10 rest;
To halls in which The feast is spread;
To chambers where Inc funeral guest
In silence sis beside The dead.
And some 10 happy homes repair,
Where chderen, pressing cheek 10 cheek,
With mule caresses shall declare
The tenderness they cannot speak.
And some, who walk in calmness here,
Shall shucder as they reach the door
Where one who made their dwelling dear,
lis flower, its light, is seen no more.
Youth, with pale cheek and slender frame,
And dreams of greatness in thine eye!
Goes, thou 10 build an eauly name,
Or early in the task 10 die 2
Keen son Of trade, with eager brow
Who is now flu,terng in Thy snare3
Thy golden fortunes, tower they now;
Or melt the giuering spires IN AR
Who of this crowd tonight, shall tread
The dance ill daylight CLEANS again!
Who sorrow o'erthe uniimely dead!
Who wrilhe In throes Of mortal pain
Some, famine-s,rnck, shall think how long
The cod dark hours, how slow the light!
And some, who haunt amid The throng,
Shall hide in cens OF shame tonight.
Each, where his tasks or pleasures call,
They pass and heed each other not,
There is who needs. who holds them all,
In his large love, and bouSdless thought
These struggling tides of life that seem
In wayward aimless course 10 tend,
Are eddies of the mighty stream
That rolls to lis appointed end.
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Eor he Ennuircr.


Messrs Editors: A few days more, and Uni
ted States Senator is to be elected by the Legis-
la.ure Of Virginia. Who is 10 be that mani
trust some good and true democrat, one who has
never lallered, one who has neither turned 10
the right nor 10 the left, but one who has marched
RICH. onward in support Of the cause OF democra-
cy, in the hour Of danger.
1t is not my purpose 10 raise sectional ques-
ton, or stimulate sectional jealousies, By urging
the claims OF The northwest although if any
norton OF the State has claims upon the Legisla-
lure, Tor offices OF honor or trust, ii is northwest
ern Virginia. Experience tells me, however,
that The northwest need not claim or expect any
thing. So far, We have been neglecled-Ireaed
as outcasls, or as unworthy or undutiiul subjects.
Every other portion OF the State has been homo
red except The northwest. Why is this? Have
we no deserving men amongst us7 Have We
not been true and faithful 10 The cause oil democ-
racy7 When were we called upon and refused
10 respond Never. Have we not stood by
eastern Virginia in all her interests When you
presented your distinguished men Tor high Office,
our democratic representatives rallied TO their
support, regardless Of locality. When'your Stale
right. doctrines, and yonr State institutions were
assailed, were We found wantng7 No, we have
been faithful in all things, and what has been our
reward7 Neglected and treated as The unloved
one
Bulwe are not clannish or selfish people-we
are Virginians, and true democrats, aud your
neglect cannot drive US from you We love our
cause, and we are more devoted TO principles than
we are 10 men. Give Us then good and true man
-one who will carry out our principles-one
who has been weighed in The balance and found
faithful, and We care mol what portion Of the
the State he is from. II We are not 10 have
man from the northwest, give US WILLIAM SMITH.
We have been taught 10 believe him coed,
faithful and efficient democrat. He has render
cred the Stale and The Democracy some service,
and we are anxious TO see him bonored. He
batled for US IN The hour Of need, and won us
many victory. Lei us then, now that honor is
10 be bestowed, bestow il upon William Smith
and if the Democracy Of The east are like the
democracy OF the west, every man oil them will
say amen, TO il. We care nothing about his
eastern or his western notions; thai has nothing
10 do with the selection OF United STATES ), ma
tor-many OF US never saw him, bnt We became
With his services in 1910, and The de.
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SSEr1geuoar0 asmaattrer.

mocracy of northwestern Virginia, always hase'
and always will, delight 10 honor iailniui SCI,
wants. Honor unto whom honor is due, IS our
motto, and when thus awarded, our cause VIII
never want for brave and efhcien, champions.
Mine is moi the object 10 eulogise Wiliiam
Smith II would be useless task, even II !
were competent to perform it. His name, ana
his fame, as a salesman, debater and an ora ia
tor is familiar throughout our land and his eih-
Gent services in ls40, and IA, fresh in the re,
collection of every democrat! in Virginia, ana
if Virginia democrats possess that high minded
magnanmily. peculiar 10 The principles Ihey
profess, then The election of WILLIAM SMITH 70
the United States Senate, would he hailed py
them with reclamation. A. DEMOCfAl.
Marshall County, Va, Dec. 80, 1876.
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MEETING OF COAL OWNERS.

At meeting oil The coal owners OF The vicini'
ty Of Richmond, a. the Columbian Hotel, in said
city, The Isl day of December, 1916 Il was re-
pre.cn,ed that on more than one occasion, recent
ly, il had been stated in editorials in the Rich
moDd Enquirer" that coal has been advanced
in price here, since The Tariff act Of 1916, Ind
that The like statement had been made in an edi-
lria III The Washington Union:
II was, thereupon, ResOlucd, That the said stale
,nrnts are nccrrect-lhai, instead vi the price Of
coal having advanced since the passage Of The
Tariff OF 1916 The price has fallen when sales
could be made, AID that, surprising the Stale
menls contained in said newspapers resulted
from instrumentation, and no! design, the said
editors are therefore requested 10 correct said
statement in their respective papers.
The above was signed by A. S. Woodbridge.
President Of the NJ. L. C. NJ. Co., Townes &
Powell, Snead & DIETRICH, T. & r. Crouch,
Jno J. Werth & Co, Jno. Fl: Hopkins, Gen
Ag'tC H. R. r. Co., Geo. w. Jonhson, Jno
Barr, A. F. d. Clifford, James H. Cox, Pres.
Glover Hill c.. NJ Co.
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On Monday, the following important Message
from the President Of the United States was read
To the Senate and
House of Representatives. of The United Stafes:
In order 10 prosecute the war against Mexico
with visor and success, it is necessary that a'i-
lhorily should be promptly given by Congress 10
increase the regular army, and TO remedy exist
irg defects in its organization. With This view,
your favorable attention is invited 10 The annual
report Of The Secretary Of War, which accompa-
MED my message OF the 9Th instant, in which be
recommends tina, Ten additional regiments oil re-
guar troops shall be raised 10 serve during the
war
or The additional regiments of volunteers
which have been called for from several OF The
s,a,es some have been promptly raised; but this
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WAsHlSsroN, Jan. Alb, ls47.
WASHINGTON. January 4lh, ls47.


Dear Sir: have a distinct recollection Of
your interview with me, on the morning of The
24lh December ult. You called on me, al an ear
" hour, and gave me The first information which
/ received OF the character of the debate i'll The
House of Representatives, between Messrs. Da-
Wis and Bayly, and of the existence Of correspon-
dence which might terminate in hostile meeting
between those gentlemen. You declared, thai
YOU had not received your Information from any
one OF the gentlemen concerned, but that your rur
pose was unallerably fixed 10 perform duty
which yon iell as christian, TO arrest any hos
lille meeting, by appealing 10 The civil authority.
advised you not 10 make such appeal: until The
honorable men, who acted as the friends of the
parties, had failed 10 effect an amicabe adjust
ment of The pending difficulty, and that it was
due TO the character OF both gentlemen, that you
should take care, in whatever you did, that II
should not appear even that your Intervention
was produced by The wishes or suggestion OF either.
desired earnestly that the misundel standing
should be adjusted honorably 10 both parties, with
on, resort 10 the extremity Of hostile meeting,
and suggested 10 you the propriety Of seeing Two
eminent gentlemen, in whose honor and judg-
ment in such matters had entire confidence, and
invoke their aid and counsel, in your efforts 10
promote an amicable adjustment. | am satisfied
that your conduct was dictated by high principles
Of duty, and am sure that you have taken eve
ry precauon TO avoid doing injury 10 either of
those whom il was your purpose 10 save from an
extremity which in your view you were bound
to prevent. l am, very respectfully,
Your friend,
IN
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fw The Eaquuer

fW me f1HIHHo.
CAROLINE .SENA TORIAL DISTRICT
The Democrats Of Essex, al an informal con
suiaion, have determined 10 invite their brethren
in Caroline and Spottsylvania, 10 meet Them IN
Convention al The Bowling Green on The I'd Mon
day in February next for The purpose OF selecting
candidate 10 rcprcscn; their Senatorial District
in The next General Assembly They will not be
able 10 appoint dritsaes sooner than the 81 Mon
day in January, and therefore they respectfully
rcaucs, The other counties, should they have pro
posel to hold TIC Convention al an eaiicr period,
10 defer il until February.
The Democrats OF Essex are requested TO meet
on January Court day, al TapPahannocs, 10 ar-
point Gel. gates 10 the Convention proposed above
10 be held at The Bowling Green on the2i Mon
day February.
This notice is published al The instance Of
MANY DEMOCRATS OF ESSEN.
onih tSdf
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nice dissection of the speeches Of his colleaep.
Mr.. Gentry, and Mr.. Hudson, in opposition q II.
administration and The Existing war with MeYioo
Mr.. Hiiliard followed, ayowins his es!erair,.
ton 10 unite in vigorous prosecution # ltewsr.
contoyening the positions assumed ~ Mr b..
w and others with regard TO the Iights Il an.
quest; and commenting on the declarations ar-
moyemen, Of MIR. King This morning.
An unsuccessful effort was made by Nlr Hars,.
son 10 carry resolution closing debate in com.
miiee on lie bill increasing The army, III he
ground that those who had participated in tie dis.
cussion had no, directed Their attention dlfcc,y
10 The bill whilst speedy action on il was at>o.
luieIy necessary.
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To M. NJ. Payne, Esq.

BELLrlELn, Goochland, 25ih Dec, 1876.
Gentlemen !: have just received your letter of
The 22i instant inviting me 10 parake Of public
dinner, TO be given al Goochland Court House, al
such time as may sui, my convenience.
Deeply sensible oil the honor conferred, and the
generous feeling that prompted it, am, neverihe-
less, reluctantly constrained 10 decline the plea
sure Of meeting you and my early companions and
friends al The festive board, my official duties, al
ready too long delayed, rendering imperilive my
immediate return 10 the army.
The many Gathering terms in which you, gen.
llemen, have been pleased 10 convey 10 me, the
wishes cfso many Of my coun,y-men and friends,
deserve nv warmest thanks audi beg you 10 be
assured that the estimate you and all of you have
so generously attached TO the service il was my
good fortune 10 render, in the recent battles OF
Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, is lbe highes,
re ward OF The soldier.
In all sincerity. your friend,
And obt serv't,
NJ. NJ. PAYNE.
To Messrs ]. B. Ferguson, R. w. Pleasan,s, and
Charles F. Pope.-Commit,ce.
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Edgar BAHIA, charged with killing VIM.
Sharp, was examined by the Mayor yesterday,
and sent on for trial by called Court on Mon
day next Messr,. Ro. G. Scott and I. P. AT
gust, counsel Tor prisoner.
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SPOTTSYLVANlA COUNTY.


Al meeting of The Democratic Party It the
county of Spol!sylvauia, held al The Cont House,
on Monday The 4h January, being Cour; day:
Oscar NJ Crutchfeld, Esq, was called TO the
Chair, and Eus,acc Conway requested 10 ACT as
Secretary.
The Chairman stated that the object OF the
meeting was the appointment OF delegates 10 re-
present this county in Convention proposed to
be held at Bowling Green, Caroline county, on the
second Monday in January, lS47, for the purpose
of selecting a candidate 10 represent the district
composed OF The counties of Green, Caroline and
Spotsylvania in the Senate of Virginia. Where
upon, the following persons were nominated and
selected 10 represent this county in said Conven-
ton:
WIN. Crawford, saml G. Daniel, Thomas R.
Beazley. James nj. Scott Charles 0. Young,
Ellioue Dejarnet,e, +. w Conner, Peter w. Dud-
ley, Absalom Rowe, James NJ. Bullock, George
P. Goodloe, A. n. FL Bernard, Melzi S. Chan
cellor, Thomas Bullock, Thomas w. Anderson,
John w. McCalley, WIN. Holiday, Jno. Holla-
day, Paul CONFER VIM. Beazley, John BeaZley
Upon motion, the Chairman and Secretary
were added.
o. NJ. CRUTCHFIELD, Chm.
E. CONWAY, Sec'y.
NEWS FRON THE WEsT.-We learn,
(says the N Y Herasd,) from private leller,
dated at independence, Mo-, on The 18th ui' that
news had just reached there from Santa Fe, that
party OF our troops At that place had lost hVe
hundred horses, and in return had captured sky
eight indians, without losing a man. II is sup
posed that they were OF The Appache nation.
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southern Botanic Medicine stor"

southern Bo:nnfc Medicine StoT'.
BOTANIC MEDICINES, WHOLESALE { RLIA
THE subscribers would respectfully inform y
i lie, that they have, and will continue e -
large assortment Of Genuine Vegetable h,t
which they will warrant fresh and VIII sell j. ~
they can be purchased IN the Stale. They wh
every article Of Medicine indigenous 10 our ooet
collected In their order. Also, OILS, Extract .
lures, syrups, sc. Physicians, Druggists, D''
Planters, &c, will be supplied twenty per cen, ~
than al any other house III Petersburg. amons
stock may be found :--Quinine, Piporine, tasrnn'
per- Senaga, s-rpentara, SarsaparlIla, dmpoi'a
American. Pink Root, Peurisy Root, puls. ~
GoIdcnseai pulv Myrrh, Lobelia, Uncofa. E'M'
Gentian, Columbo, Ginger, Prckly Ash, fimc.'a-
Black Cohosh. puiv.; Beth Root, Wild chr'' "
scnllcap, Nervn-, blood Root, pnv.; Buffcts
Cranes Bill, pulv. Black Root, Bonsset. Da'ar
FIeabane, Mandrake, Poplar Bark. indian
puv; Skunk Cabbage, pulv.; Peipseisse~at, !
puv.; Campl0r. ipecac, imported and amt'i'aN
chu Leaves, Jallap, AloeR. Gamborr. Bhui"ib'
Oil, Balsam FIR, Basam Copayia, Cubebs, AEON.
mona, &C. d
Also, n large assortment Of Druggists 6la''
daily expected, which will be sold low for 1a.i
All orders from distance must be posi- PSI.
reetedto kENWORTtiY q Pan
Bank street, Petersauts i
Nh All the Compounds recommended b.
son, Beach, Howard. Madison, smith, farit''
Comfort, or in the Reformed Medical Di-r,h' .
will be kept, or put up 10 order.
~ The works of the above authors Tor SAL
Dec. l-cw3m
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49,, ho.n n. case in regard TO ALL The ex-
;siine law requiring that they snoniu os o,san-
lied hy the independent action OF Inc olate 80
vernmenls has. in some instances, occaslonea
considerable DELAY; and it is yet uncertain Whtn
The troops REQUIRED can be ready iol sci'''e -
the field ;n = tim. n
II is our settled policy to maintain IN llIne VI
peace as small regular army as ne So ~
fine nublic service will permit In d s'a'e "
war Notwithstanding the great advantage WIN
which onr volunteer citizen soldiers can be brought
n,o The field, this small regular army must De IN
n,a,sed in its numbers in order 10 render Inc
whole force more efficient.
Additional officers, as we'll as men, then, be-
come INDISPENSABLE. Under The circumstances oil
onr service, peculiar proprioiy exists Tor in
creasine The officers, especially in The higher
grades. The number OF such officers who from
age and other causes, are rendered lncapa Ole OF
active service in the field, has seriously impaired
The efficiency OF the army.
From the report OF the Secretary OF war, II
appears thai about two.lhirds OF the whole num-
Der OF resimenIal field officers are either perma-
nen!ly disabled or are necessarily detached from
their commands on other dnties. The long en-
ioyment Of peace has prevented ms from expert
encine much embarrassment from this cause; bull
now, in a stale of war, conducted in iareiSn
country il has produced serious Injury TO The pup
lie service.
An efficient organization OF The army, compos,
Cd cf regulars and volunteers whilst prosecuting
the war in Mexico, it is believed. would require
The appointment OF a general officer 10 take me
command OF all our military forces in The held.
Upon the conclusion Of the war, the services OF
such an officer would no longer be necessary, ana
should be dispensed with upon the reduction Of
the army TO peace establishment
recommend that provision be made by law lor
The appointment Of such a general officer 10 serve
during The war.
Ii is respectfully recommended that early ac-
lion should be had by Congress upon The susses-
tons submitted for their consideration as neces-
sary 10 insure active and efficient service IN pro-
scouting The war, before The present favorable sea-
son for military operations in the enemy's country
shall have passed away.
JAMES X. POLK.
WASHINGTON, Dccember29, 1916.
The reading having been concluded-
MIR. Haralson moved that it be referred TO The
Committee on Military Affairs, and printed;
which motion was agreed 10.
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IN CHASCERY-VInoisiA In GoochlAnd
/ Cont. 10th November. 1916:
Martin lanes and Thomas James, ~ q
right, and as Administrator Of Richard I'm
ceased, ~"
against
David Hodges and Nancy his wife. who ~ !.
James; Mary Lee, who was Mary James. = y
and Elizabeth his wife, who WINS EizaoelH
George Ine and Nancy his Wifi, who !"
James; Thomas James, Robert james. Jeue
William James, Drury w. James, and John
and Mary his wife, who WAS Mary jame-
Elizabeth, Nancy, Thomas, Robert. Ionn'
Drury w. and Mary, being the descen1al.
James, deceased,
Kill filed. and the defendants not having eha
annrarance and given security according 10
Assembly and the rules Of This Court, AMI u =
n The satisfaction OF the Court that they are
tanfs of this Commonwealth; on the motiea :. y
ti. by counsel, IL !. ordered, that the rad Se.'
anpear here on the third Monday in fs'ni''' N.
answer the PLAINTIFF bill; and that coy .,.....l
he forthwith inserted in some new'paprf !, r
the civ of Richmond, and contini'l ~ .s-t
successively, and posted al the iron, Soo'
House of this county.
A Cory. Test. 80, &
Nov. M-cr2m MAR. w. NlL''"'
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IN UAScERY-VlRGiriA: AZ rules taken ini IT,
4 Clerks Ofic. Of The Circd Superior .our 81 l,w
and chancery for Prince Edward County the sri ds,
OF October, 1896:
John Queensberry, fain'if:
against
Benjamin Brown, nefrndlht
THE defendant not having entered his appearance. /,
given security according To an act Of the General l..
srmbly and the rules OF this Court and II app-lns,
that h i not an nhabitant of this StaIr on lhr mo
Of The plaintiff by counsel i is entered AT rl.s aior-
said and accordingly ordered that The SAID defendant
do appear at rules TO b. taken ~ ihr sirrks ,ree
aforesaid on the first Monday in March Hs ana an.
aver the plaintiffs bill md thar copy of his oirre
forthwith inserted in some enc Of the public news.
papers printed in the City OF Richmond, Tor ,sc
months Excessively, and also posted al Tie front door
Of the Court House OF this county
a Copy Tesr.
Nov. 24-cw2m. Is. J. NOkSHaM, {. {.
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ATA COURT OF QUARTERLY SESSION, te.un
n and held for Essex County If the Court HHuF n
Tanpabapnock ON the 10th day Of November l>,t.
On the motion Of Milton II. fayer and tlr other a..
tributes of tie Estate Of William H. Fisher decreased
II is ordered, that all persons who may have Cam.
against the said decedents exhibit the same for
u,eDt on the first day OF February nrNf; aaf tEa
Of this order br published fer eight weeks III tue Rich.
mond Enquirer, a newspaper published IA th- ts IL
Richmond, and that another copy thereof be ro.lsG
The front door of the Court House Of this county
several Court days.
CoDy Testr.
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Lieutenant Col. T. B. Randolph and Major
Jutal A. Early officers OF The Virginia Regi.
ment. of Volunteers are now in this City.
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ROBERT 0. COLE AND ROBERT 'IN I" /.
TAKE NoTlCE-That we shall. Nor ..,..
i Rooms in HALIFAX CouH,flonse' 90 90. =.
lie, dav nj April, lei7, proceed 10 take iae -
cso,as " Williams ard others. To ae - IL
mon The trial of suit row dependih' +, q
Snprrior Court Of Law and cnanesy M ,pat
Charlotte, IN which We a'e plaih''"s
fendaEh. a aonis' 80 WALLER !.
D.e. ak-cwIm Who sue for VIZ
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IN CHANCERY-vIRGISi. AT rules held in tie
Clerks Office If The Circuit Superior Court 81 Law
and Chancery for buckingham county, on MONDAY, TIE
5tii day of October, 1916;
Joseph I. Lyon, PlaiMt'a:
against
John Pyle Alex. Moseley, and John Venue,
Defendants.
The defendant, John Pyle, mol having cn're his AZ
pearancr and given security according 10 The act Of A.
sem5y and the rules of this Court and appraiin. b
satisfactory evidence thar he Is nc an lnbahi'ant q
this Commonwealth, il is ordered fii t.ir sad al>t
defendant do appear at the rules 10 h- holden for Z,
said Cour, on the first Monday ia January n~at hsi
answer The bill at the plalnIiT-and that a copy Of ~
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publish.
ed in III. city of Richmond for two months successive
w. and posted al The front door cf the Conrhous- i
ms county A Copy-T.sir.
Nov loIcwam r ELDRlDGE, c. {. :. {.