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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-22

tauCieS VI CAutoatiobs " Nso '6"oSss F"e
sion.n
SERVICE OF Plate ropE SoLD.-One Of
the rarest articles that ever was sold at
auction, is to be disposed Of on Wednesday
next, by Jacob Graft, in the shape Of a Ter
vice Of plate. The way that it came in his
lands for sale was most singular: Some
few years ago, or perhaps we should say,
when Forrest first visited England to give
The Johnny Bulls specimen Of his tragic
powers, he failed in procuring chance 10
appear, but be succeeded in making the
acquaintance Of gentleman Of fortune,
named Willis Jones, who lent him help
ing hand. Mr.. Jones was so well pleased
With the socia. qualities Of Mr.. Forrest, and
50 well convinced Of the great tragic tai
ents Of the actor, that he was determined
that he should have the benefit of first ap-
psarance before an English audience, and
hs accordingly rented one Of the large the
aires in the metropolis, and brought his
friend out We all know the result; Mr..
Forrest succeeded, aud was pronounced By
the English critics great actor. Having
. toothold upon tho European boards,
through the medium Of Mr.. Jones. BY which
an abundance Of offers were made him, he
expressed his gratitude TO his friend by ma
king him present Of service OF plate"
which has been preserved up to this time
in the family Of Mr.. Jones, who soon after
came to this country mud purchased farm
few miles back Of Covinston, where he
now resides.-Cin. Enquirer.
When the Macrcady aud Forrest contro-
versy broke out, Mr.. Jones became incens-
ed at the bitter course Of The latter towards
The former, and 10 show his contempt for
The man he sent the s'plato" over TO be sold
under the hammer Of the nuctioneer to the
highest bidder. II may truly be said that
friendship exists but in name.
WHAT Is DEaIocRAcY?-lti is long time.
since we have seen ssDemocracy" get
harder knock than the editor OF the N. Y.
Tribune gives in the following words:-
Where is the dupe SO shallow, SO benlghled
so bcmuddled, as TO fancy there is any De-
mocracy in South Carolina, where man
must own number Of slaves in order to be
legislator? or in Virginia, most conserya-
tive of our States, wherein man owning
dirt in six counties, may vote six times IN
one election, while he who owns none, IS
not allowed ms general rule) TO vote At
all. The simplelon who could be Quilted IN
70 supposing such States and their rulers
Democrats, because they have voted Tor
Jackson, Van Buren,, Polk and Cass, must
be gifted with an amazing fund Of ignorance
and credulity."
CoNvsNTIoN.-For several days past
there has been, at the Christian Chapel,
corner Of Eighth and Walnut streets, con-
yention Of Ministers in session, belonging
10 that Reorganization known a. Disciples
or "Campbeli.es." There are present w
Ministers representing RIO churches in y
different States. Among the Representa-
tives arc many Of the prominent men ofthis
Church. The sessions are conducted with
much ability Cincinnati Gas
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-22

DROWNING. men, by the names Of
Martin o. Conner and John Connolly, deck
passengers on The Highland Mary, No. 2,
during her asst trip from Gs!cna, on Satur-
day last, were drowned under the following
circumstances: It appears that O'Con-
nor and Connolly, OH the day previous to
the fatal occurrence, were sitting together
in the yawl, suspended by derrick at the
stern Of the bont, when they were caution
ed Of their danger by one Of the hands, and
warned not TO sit again in the yawl while
the boat was under way. Not regarding
this warning, on the subsequent day they
again seated themselves in the yawI, md
were engaged OF reading when fireman
named Daniel Buckley, went aft without
further remark, said .'l'm going to drown
you" at the same time christening the
rope BY which thesyawl was suspended.
The boat instantly plunged into the wa
ter, bow foremost, filled and sunk, leaving
the Two men struggling in The water. The
steamer was Immediately stopped and
rounded to, and every effort made to save
the men, but Of no avail. O'Connsr sunk
almost immediately after being precipita-
ted into the river, and Connolly struggled
but few moments. They were from Ga
lens, but formerly residents Of this city.
and were again returning to St. Louis to
reside. @ @a'
Buckley was arrested by officers Kelly
and Lucky, upon the arrival of the boat,
and lodged in the calaboose to answer
charge Of intentional drowning.-No.
Rep. ,s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-22
EDGAR A. POE.

Z Since the death Of this genius, great
many curious recollections or him are rakcd
up. The Richmond Wing has the follow
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
The Methodist DiSfiiicr and mis-
ESrcHC.Eg.

Some years ago, the Rev. Mr.. As'ey, ct
ecceul.lc bot plous memory, had preached
20 oue OF The congregations in his circuit,
and after the sermon as vas the custom Of
Methodist preachers in those days. and as
It still is, when they do their duty, The
preacher hod class aseetlng. lie bod cues
toned zach brother sbJ sister on the sub
lsct Of their experience, practice and en-
jayment in The divine life, giving 10 each a
sord of eucourossmen'. comfort ard ADVICE
a. The Gaze seemed TO reqGitr. filling up
he intervals by singing sn'table verse
with life and sfin', uu;i! all tho members
had been questioned Ia; "A co'sain very
ptatpnen, meUbes Of rhs church, ahe, II
sectus owned a dtdrllery, aud by some
mraus his preae her found rui the fact wten
Tea he most serious COnsa.sit,uns "i'h
he others, tie foiIoains Ammunition totk
p'scs-
Pieachc, WI, bfa.hci Jerry, hos d.
yoG cone m mAkirc shi.k );
En her Some hat s'aii,e9,} q, !
don, kuoa, toleisb!y au.I enough.
p. Well, brother, tel Us hos much mo-
ney DO sou give fcr bcshel O corn !
B.-Taeniy five c.n;- bushe.
P,--Tweuiy i've cents; very cheap that
| should say, but another question b other;
hos much ahlskey DO you suppose oae
bushei oil corn will ask'
B.-Can't say. suppose shout three
gallons. tVe,y mucb co"fu,eJ)
P.-Ss, lbree snloos Hhy, that's a
considerable turn oo', | sholld 'lgr, Boz,
brother, What do you GET FOR gallon OF
ah,.ksy
D OLoak.os rt,aor ui'd Seventy
i've een',.
P.-Se.enty hye cent?. Two hundred
per cen, mud that tao ! suppose by the
barrcl you get ma,e, suppose BY The jig
lull. Dat, .b,o'hcr ,el your brethren. ''nt
The Stops very good 10 fa,led hogs upon
R-lcs, pretty good.
p-Aud won't The hog: you fa''en for
nothing On the sloos, cone mighty nigh
paying for the corn
y Wei, vc,y nj i it.
p.-Ba' 10 come TO sc q1es'ion, hroiber
Do yoo psle a rca good 1nc'e W1lI II
bear bead
~ his time lbe brollcr vas so perfect.
j. confused By the preachers iuicffo-a'o
nes, he b-.an 10 ni,b he had never .ren TIE
prec4as, or The d,.iiIlyry either. The class
could scarcely mniUloin tbei' greyt,y dp
ding the d,a'osuc, aud csneod no, cdd tbs
Inc poor ic.lus vas SO iott4rnied, every
inc be mci j ueI- .t,', Uy To saiu'atoa
Wen btr,hct, hpa d. YOU come on ma
( ne shi.key ~ AID ID you make r.
81 good article :" VII II hear a bead 7
,hat he actually broke Up his dls;ii,c'yi anc
became consistent Methodist.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
Miscellaneous.
A chap.cr from Capt. Sugg>

III AlHh bb9A. ~
o. tho nornln. aGer the occurrence OF
the sdycu'uies wo have related, Captain
Soggs sat 10 u lon. trim butt lndlnn canoe
~hch was moofed to the North honk Ct
the Tal'apoosa llyer. Near h,m ~as Miss
Betsy Cockctell. She sal facing the Cap.
tain, on n board laid pcfoss The gunsalcs Of
The boat. Miss Betsy vas bouncing gul,
pump, frm and slucy, With m'schlevour
toll ~ ego, and sharp word forever at her
tongues end. She seemed to be ceq1ei'
ting ~,lh.,he pad lie 'hc held IN her hand
md occasionally would strike II on The va
Ter, so us to be,pfinkio Captain Suss'
much TO his annoyance.
Oa, Capun. you do persuade me 10 pro
mise you so hard. And jim Sparks say
you,e married; aud i you ail'' you moueh
a been, twenty years ogo; you're OLE
enough (splashD
- mind hoy 700 throw your water
I'm S,n,ks is ,u!l n dog have 60,
vile Baisy, saa is goin' fas'.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
The Printer.

A piujcr ls tho most curioIs being llv.
lne. He may have BANK aud coiNS and
no, be worth = penny have SMALL CAPS,
md nei;Oer wife nor chhdien. q heis
NAV ron fs', but he gets along ssItiest by
SITTING Test. lie nay lie making lNPREs
sloNs wuhout elcqnen-e niay use The LYE
wrhoo, ciisrd.ug aud b. telling the Ifulh +;
while Others cauupi stand Sheo they set,
he csn SIT sacdlag, and even Do both al
lie sane line--uae FURNITURE, and yoi
have no dwelling may make aud pa aTay
rlE, and never see pie, much less eat II
during his lI(c-Le human ben, and q
RAT al the slmc TIM --mav raEss great
deal end no, ask a fGyof-may handle q
SHOOTING IRON, md know nothing ab0u, o
cannon, run or pistol he may work the
LEVER tia, moves the world, end yet be as
IA f.om moving the globe ss u hog with
hrs nose under moleh,li--sptead SHEETS
wl,hou, beng a houses 10 be may lay hl.
FORM On a MD, aud We, b. obliged to sleep
on the nlo, he may use the without
shedding blood, snd feom the earth may
hand lho 49,. he may be O. q ROLLING dis
position, and yet mover desire To travel; he
may have sHE,r's roCr, aud not DO de
NorMed; uover be without a CASE, aat
know nolhins OF Law or physic ; BE- Away
CORRECTING ais rRaoRs and growing wors'
every day have euy~>~~s without eve
having tha arG,s OF la,s Ground hun; hav,
his FORM 'oeked up AID at the sane t'tn'
be fee t1om jail, watch house or any oIhe
cnIll e mont.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
Father Uaggish.

Truman Of the Covlng,on Peoples Friend
is getting TO be abou. as great was as his
NEG hbor jerks OF Lafayette. Hear ho" he
does up ma'ragc notices, "Joint resolu
TONS" as he calls them:
MARRIED In Cov,ng,on, on Wedaes.
Jay, the 3 INST, By john Fields, Etq., Mr.
George Galloway to Mss Sally Ann Bills
Alb, ha George, we've found you on, a
last. While collecting Bids, Up t,~n, YOU
coayoo old Lamurl's Gala way 10 ,he
Feds, and married her, YOU did. Wei
publish you IN the paper for that Old iel
low
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
Two of the sar,c Sort.

A lcaru'd clcrsSmuu of Name was ac'
cosed IN the Following manner, by an Nit.
crate preacher. Who despIsed education:
"Sr, ycu have been to College | sup
pose y
Yes, sir, was the reply.
Il avn thankful" replied tho forme-
&" tina, the l.o,d has opeued my mouth With
on. any learning
=, similar event." 'eplied the latter
"rook pace in Biam's ,lme, but suci
things are OF rare occurrence al the presen
day"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
I.avc and law.

Say Nay. caa you syragllAn.e
Neh use ho,e heart Is breeding
Compelled 10 ssse ffom loyo'- young dream
lad take 70 srs.iai pieaI.Hg
For since I've los, my al! vth 700,
care not now fraction
About tdosl tifcsone ss.r al lIr
These tenselsss f5,ns y seifsa.
Da' in ny lonely chamhe, On
WLeo clients lease n4e l,nufe,
In misery y'st departed J's'
iio4 nioafG'a. pleasure.
Ilow well knoa She spot where afs,
| aS ,aat form ethereal
d., oh in haasttry fhines,
The rehrt's not msfsrIal
And teai,r- 4,ebbo'd's prqe;.te now,
scarce believe to tsae.
That could SCI my hr4t, gpon
An arch bold gal Ike you
Dot then tia; btigh, bliss eye ssu, foIla
A most uneff,ns dart.
Which, ike tpec'gi eaPa' made.
a pr,soaU OF my heart.
AMI il the weakness Of ny heart,
AlH& t4i-A taiE f4tHtfhAs
give a pledge TO prosecute,
And f'el ny declaration.
Afa.a yoar tat.ag tlne P,eaI
Gave hopl Of ny irlic ,y-
Tue daubual Bsgetsre yon poke
Seemed b.a fof 10 aap!ictiy
Aaa then yosr bIu'h 50 deep'y saonel
10 nafi4H NV tgausgFrssipu.
lihoa-h, was ahou, e .7aP
Ays4gtss0t y caHtts4 aa
,Bll soon ie4tued, nos, fatal tru,h,}
How "a bly, bad counted
or paa assaar5.t Tie pea
To which u 81 -msau'ci.
npceaii.ul maid. another swain
Was then baoyed ~ thtc-
The preference you gave to lin
Vas }ssaisi,si TO ne.
Al, vixen wo low. 20 Shakespeare saya3
bad luck $ suro to have us-
Tho eour.a OF uuo lovo never ran
Without some spseIai rdrtrss.
SAY. what lnduccmcnt could you have
10 act 20 base patti
Without tbs -iha, you srl'Cd on me,
| ne'ei tad lost MY Aoatt.
NJ rival VIA doomed TO view
a tusblnd's nights afscfi;
And now Vi, wrong luihlnk ot you,
Fot 500 ate Jrlmt roreit
Whrp lslc saw yogr son ard heir,
fNas worms God 10 iuvot-
For then the p'faf Qf iRfIncY
Ny hear, could mol get over.
kissed the iitlo brat, mud said,
Much happincss wlsh VOC
But. oh | ftll Il vas to mo
Aa ir3mdtsriat isSge
Mary, lieu I'll grIevo 10 more,
Nos pen pathetic dhtes,
Ny pleading was of M avail,
Aud so III tako TO ch,ny's,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
VOLUME NEX.]
=. J. E0ETOy,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS IL payment
he delayed three months; and THREE Dot.
LARS ii not raid until the close of the year
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
poETR

n Tie liues below were sr.tIen u youn.
hayer Of Massachusetts who vas jilsd. |. iss
curious fact, he Subsequently, dlcd Of a broken
heart, no,~ Outstanding the bfaYe shos Of leyi'y
Ia us address 10 bus faaalcss mistress
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
GREASY.

"Thorc, JJhn, that's twice vou'vr come
homa aud forgotten that lard Really,
mother, /, was so greasy itsipi my mud
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-13
Flatiering offers 10 Clubs.


ar AdyortisemenIs inserted at Une Dollar 1or
square. DC lines or fss, thus sized type for the
FIST insertion. aud % cents for each coniinu.
ruce. Court advertisements and Sherlff's Sales
charged 25 per cent, higher; aud deduction
Of 33k per cent. " i'll be made from the regular
trices, for advertisers BY the year. Advertise
men,s Inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
seuarc for each time. scmi-month'y 10 cents
per tqlnc for each tire.
nErn.lna. teta are sulha..z ] 10 at % q als.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
vhe Wareheusing SYSTEM.
NEw YoRx, Feb. 70, 1S4o.

EDIToR NEw YORK HERALD ,
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
warehousipg system, published in your paper Of TO-.
day. consiss typsgraF hiesl error that ds6ars
rect understanding Of the actually very low rate ct
which insurance 10 effected upon Are prosf warehouses
In England. The printers Of the Commissioners re-
port in December ls47, rendered the figures In Is
ed to q. Cd. sterling per cent" set down In tho
manuscript, In lettera, "one sixth to twosixtns
sterling Per cent? and this typographical blu nder
was very naturally continued uuobserved IN the sx-
tract embodied in the warehousing report Of the Sc
cretary Just issued Busn men will resdty sppre-
bend the difference this makes In their
Of the understood security Of the kind OF
rsferred TO In the reports. w. r. n
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

rssolu tons lie on the table for the present. which ,
carried, to the evident ohagriu OF DR. Manly. vho
called out Justify for immediate action on them
The meeting was then adjourned till next rssu-
Lar night Of meeting when this adjourned debate to
Como mp special order
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
The Steamship United States
Nrw Yoax Eeb "a


DEAR Sra 1T II stated by the greater part Of the
press and also by to- days Herald that the stesasAp
United States been bought order Of the Prusan
sovsrpmsnt This is net correct II ought 10 -, FOG
account Of the Central Power Of Germany.
BY inserting the above In Jour valuable paper, you
viii greatly obnge Of your
CONSTANT GERMAN READERS.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
sLAcKsMITus WANTED IN CALIFORNIA

We have seen two letters from California, and
heard of several others, which called loudly Tor
black smiths, and held out wonderful inducements
tor mechanics Of that trade, who would come to
san Francisco and establish shops As all sorts
Of people and professions are gong out In compa-
mes, why do not some OF our young blacksmi:hs
form an association, ship 4 few anvils, bellows,
hammers, and other implements OF the trade, and,
eDgs, and make their fortunesi One letter says that
$40 per day has been offered to good journeymen
bscksmiths, but they can make $50 rer day by
working on their own account.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

The Liberia Packet did not sail from Baltimore on
Tuesday In consequsnoe Of the ice i. the r.
YER which 10 four inches thick, Tns orH hoosss
Browp, which cleared fer California, detained rom
the same cause.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

Political Intsll1gencss
Col Thomas II Sey mour has been nominated - the
democratic cshdjdsts for Governor OF CoaneotiouI
The New York herald., 1849-02-24
VALPARAISO.

On examining the MUcuro AMI Comsrcio, we
find but little Of interest In them They notice the
arrival Of the California, and eulogIze the appear
ance and construction OF that vessel in the highest
terms. The departures fer California, as shown
by the list OF passports given for that destination.
still continued numerous; during the three days
mentioned, above SO persons left. We notice that
some Of the companies consisted Of two or more
individuals with fifteen or twenty Indian laborers.
We see gold washing machines "of the newest
pattern," advertised.
Ell Correo contains complimentary notice OF
he California steamer. We fine nothing else Of
interest in it.
The New York herald., 1849-02-24

several of our party visited the town, composed of
about eighty huts, situated from two to twenty
feet from the level of the sea, which appears
10 have suffered f:om any lnundatiOn. To-day Is
a lovely day, and health and coatenrment depicted
IN the inhabitants. We landed with perfect ease,
safety, and convenience; the boats and canoes
lying close to the beach; and kept my drills as
clean as II had b. en- in drawing room. In the
rainy weather, Chagres, not being paved, is of
course dirty place. Senor Julien Ramos,
native OF Panama, ls the principal, may say only
commercial person here, and you would find him
as honest as any other man, but OF gentlemanly,
polite, and tractable manners, perhaps not sur
passed.
Chsgres and Panama possess privileges over
every other ports in New Granada; and never (nsw
my 18th voyage) did ever meet with less delay,
less Inconvenience, and more satisfaction, IN the
whole course OF my travels. Our papers and bill
OF health being satisfactory and passengers in
clean and healthy looking condition, we have
avoided being quarantined All vessels from New
Orleans are placed IN quarantine for thirty days,
and SO will all Others II cholera or other sickness
then prevail.
The three mas.ed schooner Florida, with 81
pnsse Dgers, tor New Orleans, was of this morn-
ing, but undergOes 30 days quarantine. pity
the m most sincerely. hear, from best authority,
that not more than 600 persons have arrived here,
since the gold fever, via Panama, was heard OF;
that zoo may now be at Panama; but that there are
two vessels at that port which will convey them all
and, probably, ourselves included. There are at
Chagres two houses where you can put up, II
necessary. Breakfast, dinner, tea and bed, 81 SO
per day; exchange, 25c; one dollar Spanish worth
81 rs, New Granada currency; merchandise, with
but few exceptions, are admitted on entry at duty
OF reals, or 62ac. per 100 lbs weight THE port
charges on the sovereign, 96; Joes will be about
IS. This vessel will carry 200 bbls.
The HenricO, from New York, via Charleston,
sails on the 3lst Ue-morrow.) She is the only
vessel IN port besides ourselves.
The water Is pure ana good. In the rainy sea-
son, as in all low and swampy locations, you are
In danger of ague and fever; but l do not appre-
hend more risk here than | would on some por-
tons OF the Eastern Shore OF Maryland, notwith-
standing what many say to the contrary. Puerto
Cabello is laid down in the 'Coas Pilot' as being
subject to putrid fever, black vomlt, &C., all Of
which is false. We are enjoying on board, and
some on shore, as delightful day and evening as
small fort on the northwestern entrance of the
bay.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-17

That ExPEprrIoH I'VE wonder il there is anybody
stupid TO be able to read the following article with
out laughing az heartily he would at Of the late
Sydney Smiths best jokesi
HASpsoMB CoNDucT GErERAI TAYLoR.--The conduct
Of the government Of the Unsd States In sending forth
two expeditions in search Of Sir John Franklin and his
brave associates beyond all praise Probably, the his
tory world there Is be found record NOBLE
so humane, and generous proceeding the part OF
nation towards another likely to cement
that good feeling Of fellowship which convinced
all times the wish OF every Engi foster toward.
the citizens Of the United STATES Truly did Lsrd Palmer.
In the House Of Commons Tuesday last thai
nothing could rebound the glory Of the United
States !" and entirely In the remark OF Sir
Ings that "the example OF such spirit by Of the
greatest empires In the world would 70 far avert the
chances OF and Is emneny calculated promote the
cause Of general peace "-Lo~dop Herald.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-17

The proscrptve Of the administration, in the
face Of his own solemn pledges is doing rreparable in
jury to the President We Judge from the irresistible
effect which such proceeding is calculated TO produce
upon q free, generous, sincere people, We Judge
from the indignant denuncaons Of the democratic press,
from the resolutions Of popular meetings. from the manly
population Of the Taylor democrats We Judge from
private correspondence which pouring upon us from all
directions. correspondent in the State Of Mississippi
furnishes specimen Of this feeling which is not con.
fined to one section Of the country. but pervades the
length and breadth Of the land. "The working Of the
gusne (ssys he) CRATES rather harshy the ears Of
some Of the lukewarm. and has visible effect in stirring
them up to their duty. Mr. Ftz Henry Warren and his
coaduors in the cause doing glorious work for the
cause OF democracy. shall be much deceived IL the
year OF grace 1852 is not distinguished as the year. in
which whgery received the most marked condemnation
na' i ever had at the hands Of the democracy Of this
country"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-17

THE subscriber proposes open School pace,
Monday the 2et day Of October
ting the 18th day Of March, 1850 The pupils will be divided
classes The ten book used In the Junior will be
phens Blackstone l vol stae Evidence, Stephen Plead
and LIST vol OF Geeneas Evidence. The
embrace fuckers Commentaries Greeneaf and starke Evil
dence list vol Of each Stephen Pleading oouid Pleading ia
vol OF Chilly Pleading Hocombe Introduction Jus
prudence, Lubes Equity Pleading Mds Pleading Lomass d.
Real Properly Executors and Administrators
Arrangements viii be made with Philadelphia law Publisher
nish above works. and young
early Of their inform him they
dunn They viii be furnished 10 the students at The
bers the class win the privilege Of attending
additional charge The the ny lectures to
win arranged any
Of Washington College should they deem eIpcdent do
win
diction and practice Federal Courts
The fee win be $50 per session payable in advance:
Lsuseros, Va, July II, 1913.
July lift aat'