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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24

TExAs-Iear,an Cotony.-We mentioned some
weeks snes that the French eooniss who ssttled 10
the Cross TImbers last year, hsd become diseour
aged md we're about 10 return 10 France Il appsars
however that another eolouy. with more smpls meens
and Of superior numbsrs 10 20 succeed them. ID
s stated thai The third pioneer division Of hs csan
Colony under the guidance Of n hazss has started
from Hsvrs ior tho colony In Texas Ths nsxt dius.
lon Wa " follow them 10 October. Ths company viii
wsn supplied With frs-ssms, prevsAoas etc end vAl
take with thsm quAatzsy Of 0rsn garden sseds ssl
agricultural implsmsaiA Tbsy VII slso bring ssms
cho.es shepherd dogs We infer from this thsa they
intend 70 sassse N The raising of shssp mo- Crssssa
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-04
DOCTOR LIE ROY'S
Sarsaparilla and Wiid Cherry
PILLS

Are the only pills now in use that approved by
the Medical Faculty DR.. Hastings of London in his
celebrated work, Hastings Consumption says:-
"Whcn the action of the NaphthaSyrup is followed by
costvcncss or disarrangcmcnt of the bowels, know
no medicine superior to Dr. lie Roy's Pills. Their ac
ton is so gentle, yet powerful that while the patient
who IN the lowest state Of health, experiences not
the least Inconvenience from their operation, being
troubled with the least nausea, gripping pain yet the
work OF purgng and purifying the system is carried
IN the most thorough manner Another benefit ofthesc
pills that they not only purify the whole ystem but
at the same time strengthen and tone it, This great
effect ascrbc to the anton ofthc extracts
oil Sarsapariila aud Wild Cherry, which DR.. lie Roy
has SO happily effected in these pills. See Hastings
on Consumption, page 81, last London edition. They
have also received the unqualified approval the best
physicians in the United States.
o. Price % cents per Box. A. d. WREN, Agent,
Staunton Va.
October is ISJS.
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frust Sale Of Personal Property.

authority of a Deed of Trust executed to the
undersigned, on the 29th day ofJanuary 1913,
by WIN. U. Bridge, to secure debts due Nicholas
Demas,er and others, shall on Saturday the 9TH
day OF July next, at the residence ofsad Bridge ON
Back Creek, proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following property, 10 wit:
One Bay Mare, Grey Mare, Bag Horse,
head Of Cattle, ID head Of Sheep, 10 head cf
Hogs. z Bureaus, Chairs, 4 Feather Beds and
furniture together acM all The Household and Ktcl.-
en Furniture, belonging TO said Bridge, also 2
par Of Gears, Plough, 5 .SLorels, one huT of a
Jo'u-horsc Wagon, Cart, 3 .Arcs, 8 Hoes, 2 Coul.
ters, stu 'cM q acorm and all belonging to IL.
| Wooden Clock, Gun, JackScre,c, aud Grind
stone.
Acting as Trustee, shall convey to the purcha-
ser such title as is vested in me by the aforesaid
Trust. ABRAHAM LYNN, Trustee.
June 90, lS49.-3t.
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EAG0N'S PILLS.

MI PILLS are offered to the public with the utmost
1Vl confidence in their beneficial effects and in their
curative properties Such is their salutary action
the Stomach and Liver well upon the general svs
TEN, when properly applied, that they certainly merit
an extensive share of public patronage There few
OF the diseases to which the human system is incident
that will not be removed by fair and pcrsevcring use
of these Pills.
As a female medicine they are invaluablc-as many
would be willing to testify Living, they do in the
general, sedertary life, dose taken occasionally will
mpart new life aud vigor TO the system. One of the
ly secured, short time previous to confinement will
be attended with the most saluary effects.
JOHN EAGON.
Brooksvillc, Feb. 16, 1913.
For sale by ESkRIDGE s. CUSHING, Stanton Va
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DIR. BeaCh'S American Practice of Medicine and
Family Physician.

THE BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE.
'I'lS work treats of the diseases of men, women and
Il children, on reformed or eclectic principles II has
been recommended by the most celebrated physicians
IN both hemisphercs, and splendid Gold Medals
cd the author by nine soUeeigns Of Europe, who have
pronounced 1T the most and Scientific Practice
and as emneny designed for Families and PHI scians
This practice is taking the palm, and promises
supplant the mineral and deplctiye treatment. Com
picte IN one volume, with numerous cngravings
AISO,-Dr. Bcachs Medicine Unpara led mcdi-
cIncs for every disease incident the human Family
These medicines, adapted to all ages constitutions eli
mates and seasons and suited e every variety and stage
disease are prepared of the very best ingredients
this and foreign countries.
For further particulars respecting Dr. Bcach's Book
and Medicines, see Pamphlets, which may be obtained
gratis Of the following
AGENTS.-WREN s FISHER Staupton and b. F.
GRAHAM, Grecnvc.
coy. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor. Grand De-
pot, III Fulton street, New York.
Much 7 iS49.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
.lE P4'SUNte Safe.

vI>I1E undersigned offers for sale the TRACT
u OF LAND upon which he resides, in the
county of Albemarle. This estate lies in the South
Garden, immediately upon the Staunton and James
River Turnpike, thirteen miles from Scotisve
and fifteen from Charlottesville. 1t contains about
1000 AGl&lsSo
and may be conveniently divided into two tracts,
with comfortable accommodations for family upon
each tract The Mansion House is large and CON
venient, in good repair, and is surrounded with ev-
cry convenient clubhouse, barns, stables, Sc
The land lies remarkably well, is of the best quail
ity Of red mountain SOIL and admirably adapted TO
the production Of all the staples peculiar to that r
giOn. Glover and gyPsom have been long and sue
cessfully used, and most OF the land is in highly
improved condition. Its adaptation to the growth
Of grass, with the large quantity of creek bottom
the highest fertility, which it contains, the abun
dance ofpure streams by which it is watered, wouk
enable the owner readily and profi,ably to CONVEX
II iato grazing farm, whilst its peculiar fitness fo
tho growth of corn, would give him abundant mean.
OF attening large uunber Of cattle. also ofie
for sale the tract recently purchased from j. b
Hart, Esq, upon the banks ofJamcs River, an,
Immediately adjoining the town of Scottsyille-
This tract contains
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Four Hundred Acres,
South West AaMA Yor Sale.

A Agents and Attorneys in fact for David C.
Sanderson of Mississippi, the subscribers offer
for sale TRACT OF LAND in FLOYD county
Virginia, containing about
1900 rAOINI@So
lies twenty miles south of Christiansburg, twelve
miles west of jacksonville, and within ten or fif-
teen mixes of the line Of the South west Rail Road
The Land is rich, well wa,ered, and adapted to the
production OF Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Grass
About one hundred acres are cleared. The lines
are all well established and the title of the present
owner is derived directly from the original patentee
l.. & j. A. WADDELL.
Staunton, Va, June e, lS49.
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$50 ACRES.

and is one Of the most profitable estates of its size
IN the county, in the highest state oimprovement
hfty acres thereotin timothy meadow, which yields
much larger profit than any other land with which
am acquainted In fact, the meadow alone has
for several years past paid profitable per centago
upon the amount asked for the whole estate The
improvements have been erected within few years
patt are OF the best kind in good repair with ercry
convenience for the accommodation of a family. -
The DWELL1NG-IIOU is upon high
hill, perfectly free from Infection, commanding an
extensive view of the river and other beautiful
scenery by which it is surrounded |, would suit
professional gentleman, as the town already en-
Joys large trade, which must necessarily be great
iy increased, should the very favorable prospects.
which exist for a McAdam or plank road to Siiaun-
ton, be realized. Purchasers are invited to view
these estates, as ana determined to sell at a fair
price The first estate will be shewn, during nv
absence. by my manager, and the last by j. b.
Hart, Esq For terms, Sc, during the extra SEES
sion of the Legislature, address the subscriber (pos,
Paid) at Fauquer Springs, after the close of the SEES
sion, at GaraEd's, Albemarle
WILLIAM ID. HART.
June 20, 1S49-4w.
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CONSUMPTION
DISRRyUED or ITS TERRI RS.
DR.. STINGS'
Compound SyrUD Of Naphtha.

DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SyRUP Or NAPHTHA.-
The great Remedy for Consumption, Decline, Asthma
Splitting Of Blood. Night Swcats, Husky Throat, Vast
ingofthc Flesh Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all dis
eases Of the Chest and Lungs.
This celebrated preparation is pleasant TO the taste
and speedy in its operations that patients plainly
feel IFS good effects in after taking tho
first DOSE.
None genuine without the IVriten Signature ofM
a. +. HARRISON on the wrapper.
IPrice dollar bottle. Six bottles for five dol
lars a. ID. WREN, Sole Agent for Stanton, Va.
October Ia, 1888.
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PATTERSON'S
EEfEis- Of EEpuEyH.

The most certain md eGcctrml rcmedy kno,cn for
LIpER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSL8,
1GUE md FEVER,
Ind all Billions Complaints
PREPARED ENTTEsLY FROM VEGETABLE NATTER,
TIyHE ELIXIR OF HEALTH has been extensively
used for than fifteen years past and IFS pres
ent popularity furnishes the highest evidence that could
With a view to meet the demand, arrangements arc
being made 20 prepare il in such quantities. as TO keep
a supply always on htnd.
For sale only BY WREN 6. FISHER, Stanton, Va
April H. I549.-u.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.

FTN1iE subscriber has just received large supply
u OF FRESH CANDIES Figs, Cocoanu,s,
Almonds, Rasins, &C., which he will sell Oh most
reasonable terms.
ALSO
A first-rate article of ALBANY ALE, and a
few more of those No. Brandy Peaches, which
are warranted to suit the taste Of the most fasd-
Gus epicure. Call and see.
SAMUEL STERLING
Staunton, May l6, le49.
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LOOK AT THIS.
-O-O
New Spring s. Summer Goods
.9c .NcDOsUctEs Corner,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE,
STAUNTON, VA.

MORRIS s. GOODE have received their new
ANA stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, compris
ing the most extensive assortment they have ever
offered in the market; all Of which they will sell at
most reduced prices They respectfully ask call
from purchasers both in Town and Country. Their
assortment is new and complete, and as cheap as
could be desired. At all times they are in the mar
ket for such produce the country affords, and
will allow the highest PRICES.
Staunton, MAY l6, lS49.
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NlRGINIA:-At Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery held for Bath County, on
the Doth day of April, lS49,
Benjamin Erwin--PlaintG,
AGAINST
Thomas Campbell and Edward Erwin, Executors
Of Robert Erwin, decd defendants.
The Defendants, Robert Curry and Leonard
lierrlng, not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act of Assembly
and The Rules of this Conrt and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Courtthat they are not inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth: On motion of the Plaintiff
is ordered, that the said Defendants appear here
on the first Monday in July next and answer
the Plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
olaunion, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door OF the Court house OF this County
A Copy-Teste,
CHAS l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
May Is, 1Sio-2m.
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GREAT BARGAINS
NOW OFFERED IN SUMMER GOODS, AT
ID. Nj. HUFFMAN'S.

On Main ST., opposite Post Office.
WHERE may be found Ladies and Gentlemens
w SUMMER WEAR, suitable for the season
and mes, just opened, and being a very late pur-
chase and well selected STOCK OF GOODS
enables him TO offer great inducements to those
who wish to purchase, and better bargains than can
be had in the county. All he asks is to call and
examine for yourselves, and you will not be disap-
pointed Terms as usual. Country produce taken
IN exchange for Goods at Market prices. Call
quick and avail yourselves of this opportunity.
Stanton, June 6, lS49-tf
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NOTICE..

A the undersigned will discontinue the sale of
Liquor, they will in order to close off at once
their stock on hand, offer it by she Barrel at great
ly reduced prices. Their stock consists of Wits
key, Rum. French, Apple and Peach Brandies,
Malaga, and Madeira Wines. Purchasers will do
well to avail themselves of this opportunity TO Sc
cure the great bargains offered them.
BROWN s, FULKS,
Opposite Morris s. Goodies.
Staunton, May l6, IS49.-tf.
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GREEN DRESS GOODS.

GREEN s. Co, have just received supply
of very handsome GREEN BARAGES, and
MOUSELAlNS-also French Worked Capes,
Black Silk Milts, common and superior Black Silk,
CORD k'd Gloves, 10 which they invite the atten-
ton of Ladies'.
Staunton, May so, 1910.
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800 AOl@INSo

ihree aud halt miles north oYLeXington. il CON
'tains about
800 A0l@1ASo
two-thirds Of which are cleared the remainder is
finely timbered. 1t is situated in bend of the aiv-
er, which forms more then half its boundary lies
well, with southern exposure and about 40 Acres
of Bottom. The greater portion Of the land is rich
and In line condition much Of is now in clover
and produces remarkably well any of the products of
this country. 1t is Within Ia miles of the James
River Canal, and small koel-boa,s carrying from
81 to 90 barrels of'four, run in two or three days
from the Farm to Lynchburg which place is 40
miles distant. It's improvements are very comfort
able. consisting of the usual buildings necessary to
comfort and farming. public road leading to Lex
ington, which is fine country market, runs by the
farm, and an excellent arch bridge now being com
pleled across the river the house on the said
road. makes the farm perfectly accessible at all
times. The farm is very desirable ono, and the
undersigned wishing to sell in order to settle up his
business, it can be had ON very liberal terms. /,
will be sl.ewn by his son, who lives omit. Ad-
dress-Lexingon, Virginia.
N. HARRIS.
May i6, lS49.-tf
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L.4.V,Y FOE Sale,

-.O.--
] OFFER my Plantation for sale, which lies on
= the Turnpike Road leading from the Warm
Springs to Harrsonburg, about eight miles from
The Warm Springs and two miles from Frazier's
Alum Springs, in the County of Bath, containing
about
Four Hundred Acres,
about onethird cleared land and under fence, good
DWELLING HOUSE, and other necessa-
ry buildings, and which was occupied and used as
IAV ERN STAND many years, by John Nc
Ciung in his lifetime, convenient to mountain range
ana other convenlences. Any person wishing 10
purchase will no doubt come and view the ~ emf
SEES and satisfy himself. 1t will be shewn to any per
son by John Sloan, Esq, who resides close at hand
will give bargain and make the payments SO as
to suit the purchaser.
WIN. III. McCLUNG.
May %, lSi9-tG
=, 20, Rockingham Register will copy and charge
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are sick II should be the of every that
is not checked Life cannot be sustained without it,
thrown of from the blood and other juices of the
body and disposcs, by this ofncarly all the i'm
pures within us. The blood, by this means only,
works itself pure.
Would you give pbysic to UNsrop the pores! Or
woud yon apply something that would dot his upon the
surface, where the obstruction actually exists? Would
not this be common sense? And yet know of ply
stefan who makes any external application effect it,
The reason assign is. that medicine within their
Knowledge is capable of doing it, Under these circum
stances present TO physicians and to all Others prep
araon that has this power in its fullest extent lii
McAtistr's Al Healing Ointment, or the FFoid's
Sdtce Ii has POWER to restore perspiration N the
Feet on the head around old upon the chest
short part othe body whethcr diseased slight
~ or severely When the Precipitation is restored it
has power penetrate the lungs, liver any other
part oil the hum system, and act upon them if
they be diseased TO separate the irritating morbid
particles thcrcrom, and cxpcl them the surface.
IL has pocer 10 all external sores, scroulous
humors skin diseases, poisonous wounds to discharge
their putrid matter aud then heals them.
Its remedy that sweeps of the whole catalogue Of
disorders and restores the entire cuclc its
healthy functions.
1t is remedy that forbds the necessity of so MANY
delctcrIous drugs taken into the stomach
It's aremedy that neither sckcns, gives Inconvenience
or is dangerous TO the ntcstncs any the
body
This remedy is probably the only now known thai
is capable oproducug all these great results Its great
value restoring al once the circulation of the fluids
when checked or dcrangcd by cold other 1t
preserves and defends the surfacc from all
OF its functions while keeps open the channels for the
blood TO void all its impurities, and dispose of all its
useless PARTICLES. There is a remarkable harmony and
cooperation between this medicine and the various func
lions.
CAUTIoN.-Nonc gcnuinc unless the Proprictor's
name be written with pen on every label, and s 500
will be paid for the detection of any councreitcr of the
name or Ointment.
o. JAMES McALlSTER, Sole Proprictor--Prn-
cipai Office l+l Fulton street New York.
=, For sale by WREN & FlsuER, staunton and b. F.
GRAHAM, GreenviIlc; McC;utic s. Co.. Midway III.
NJ Darnali, Waynesboro'; Cock and Graves, HILLSIDE
ro', Albcmar1c Co.
March 4 1919.
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JE pTELRY:
COMPREHENSIVE.

B'if' undersigned have entered into an eobal
partnership for the purchase ard sale of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors and Coun-
try Produce,
winch they promise to sell on cheaper rates than
they can be procured elsewhere, in this market,
1hey respectfully invite the public TO give them
call, feeling satisfied that it will be to the ;nfer-
e" OF both V. J. BROWN.
e. }. G. FULKS.
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New Tailoring Establishment.

''HE undersigned have formed connection for
the purpose of carrying on the
WAIlAOl2ING lGITSINlSSSo
In the town of Siaun,on, and respectfully solicit
snare OF public patronage All work entrls ed TO
ihelr care will be executed in the neatest stye with
The utmost punctuality and on very reasonable terms
From an experience of many years at the business,
they hope and expect to render satisfaction to all
who may favor themwith their custom.
The FASHIONS for The Seasons, will be regu-
iafiyrecelved, 30 that they will be enabled, at ali
times to dress man ga la mode.''
hey Will occupy the Shop heretofore occupied by
Nh: Henry Bare, where they will be pleased to SEES
their friends.
N. BAH our work will be warranted to give
Satisfaction. All kinds Of country produce and
wood taken in exchange for work
w. J. POTTER,
j. G. POTTER.
Slauhton, April 4, 1S49-H
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AUGUSTA
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

-sI9A
'Hk undersigned having purchased this Estab-
ilshment (about thirteen miles North Yves,
Ia from Staunton, and more common A.,
EEm ~ known as STRI8LING'S firm FIN
I:AHA SPRINGS,) has made consd liilm
cradle repairs and is now prepared to receive com
pany.
lie deems 1t unnecessary TO say any thing Of the
valuable qualities of the water, which were snlii
cientiy tested and proved while in the hands of lis
former proprietor, or of the beauty and heaihlul-
ness OF It's situation, at the base ofthe North Noun
tain 3 miles North West from Staun;on. and a.
bout ~ miles from Harrsonburg, on the Turnpike
road leading from the latter place to the Warm
Springs.
Every exeron will be made to give satisfaction
to all who may apply for accommodst ton, and his
terms will be LIBERAL
Board per day, 500.
g per week, 90.
per month"; 30 M
BAILEY SHUMhTE.
June l3, lS49-2m
GG Virginia Advocate Yeu please COPY four
weeks and send account TO THIS -fii,,..
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TO STOCK FEEDERS,

RAVlNG purchased the right for the County of
Augusta, TO make and use ROSS CORN
WILL Tor grinding Cob Corn for the use of stock,
| hereby notify Stock feeders and others in the
county, that have these Mills for sale, and can re-
commend theit use. 1t will be to the interest OF
Farmefs to purchase one of these MiIls--the SAVING
made preparing food for their Stock would more
than justify the expense-on this account il is yalu
able and those Interested are requested to call at
my residence, near Spring Hill, ard see one Of
.hen IN operation. The Mill can be suited either
to horse or water-power.
JOSEPH VENEER.
January TO- t8Ig.-6m.
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%. &. Sterling ~ Co.'S.
WlMi2AIIIYIBGiAo
WORMS! WOESNES!!
OLEU,M CHEoNOPODU CO.WPOSI1TJU

W.,
SAFE, EFFICIENT ASp UNHIyALLED YER MtFUeE
s!1NHE opinion expressed by writer's that
Il Worms harmless inmates of the intestinal
canal is most assuredy not founded obser3a
ton Chorca, epilepsy, hydroccphalus emaciation,
commissions MANIA paray sis fcvcrs dropsy, and vast
variety OF anomalous disorders sometimes The ime
date consequence from the irritation of Worms in the
bowels and occasionally speedily disappear after the
expulsion of the Worms" - Dr. Ebeie's Practice
Testimonials ofthe highest and satisfactory char
acter OF the safety and efficiency ofths nrtalled prep
aration daily furnished but when published they
are rarely read, we forbear giving them publicity be.
eving that its intrinsic value will PROVE lis highest
commentator.
The vcrmuge is prepared upon strictly scientific
principles, and OF the purcst ingredients, all possessing
acknowledged anthelmintic virtues. TRY II and be
satisfied of its virtues
CERTIFICATE.
PACE Co., Va, Nov. so, 1917.
hereby certify that have used o. G.. Sterling &
Co.'S Vcrmfugc among my children and have no hest
fancy in recommending il TO the public safe and
powerful medicine for exPclling worms. The heads Of
every family ought TO keep il in their houses.
ID. NJ. DOyAL.
Prepared and sold by j. CLARY, Uarrisonburg Va
T~Ihc above matcblcss Vcrmifugc can be had at the
following places: Eskridgc Cushing, Staunton p. F.
Graham, Grecnyic ID. & w Whitmore, Mt Me-
ridian.
March IS, 1s40.
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ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

VUNflE undersigned offers for sale his FARM ly-
ing on the North Fork of the james River,
three aud half miles north ofLexing,on. 4, CON
teins about
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E'gegssE NsseG iSzsSgsyZeS.

T'IlE subscriber informs the public that he has
large quantity of PLANK AND WHITE
PINE SHINGLES at the Valley Mills, in this
County. Persons wishing 30 purchase will please
apply to Capt. Philip o. Polmer who will accom-
Inodate them. JAMES S. GUY.
May Is, I519.--tf.