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Whit Dr. Pyles. HysicinH. IN appointmfnf. 70
tie LouisrMe Marine HosDitat, says Of 81 LIS
SARS1PHRILLi.
LOUISVILLE, March %. l-49.

LOUISVILLE, NarCh y. ~
| have examined the prescr }pl,on for the pre-
paration OF John Bulls Sarsa % riiid. ana be-
iIeve the combination to be an excellent one
ana we'll calculated 10 produce alternative
impression on the sv-iem have nSed hoIi.
in pubic and private practice, ana think II the
best article OF Sarsaparlia IN use
VI. PILES, VI. D.,
Resident Physician Lou. Mar Hospital
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a. r. uatt, irrnr oI "a" most aSton' hthg cures
w being effected by that great aud populnr
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Coach TrinlIlaiH lES:

4 NEW STOCK. received and for sale. by
. NJ. & J. II. HUTTON.
Richmond. April ;, 1870. Main st., No. q
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonring complaints
~e!Ia,!y rt>rtd by the application Of the G.Lss>tc
B.Ir NsokL.cs AMI FLutp- The Belt ilfuses the
Electricity through the stem the Necklace has
loo effect AMI the Fluid directly upon the at
iected In these distressing anictIuns the sP
plicafion NEVER FAILS
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country OF the most extraordinary character can be
given. If required
Of DR CHRrSrIE-S G.fLT.fNTc .iRTICLES,
be by the mos: feeble and Dc lica:e.
with perfect au.i safety In many cases the
sa,ion attending is Aish!s pleasant and
ssr,eesls They can be 10 any part of the
Country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt. Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets. One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
az The articles accompanied by full AMI plain
directions Pamphlets with iu. particulars may Do
had ri the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
% Of Csuatei-iss G,ad Uortaess Initatsssa
D. G. MOREHEAD, N. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
lil Broadway. New York.
70, sale at J. Howells & Co.'S Drug Store
4 IL i,uond. Ind
June &c, 1880.
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From the LopisrHe Da'iy Dc'pocfof.
The rush of adventurers to Caiifornfl has ii
some measure subsidea, but The rush for John
Bulls Sarsaparilla IS great eyer The
Doctor says, ''the cry IS still they come
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ARE yOF 4 MOTHER.
Facts. Facts. Ilrt>.!.
SHAKER SAlS>Al'ABkIl.L

That can BE substautlal-d lay thousands of lt'
rug witnesses III tins city aud country, VIZ; th'
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Or. ChRiSTiE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of service in OF Commissions or
Fits spasmodc Complaints. and general Nervous
Affect lions of the Head and uPper e>tremItIes Also
Palsy and fsraly aad all diseases caused by
deficiency OF power or NERVOUS Energy an the limbs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
A Derangement of the Nervous System

{rf- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs anC
Medicines the di5faAe for they ~eshen the
vital Of the already Frustrated stem while
under the strengthening, lfegiving sIalihIng inhu
ence of Galvanism applied by tins beautiful and
wonderful discovery the xhaustei patient and weak
ened sufferer 10 restored to former health strength
elasticity and vIgoT
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an Sntb \
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known FOR any Of th~ rbo.c diseases IL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-04
THE UNION ,

our own strength and placed improper estimate upon
their exertions AS general rule. the damage TO the
democratic party 10 greatest when the enemies OF that
party appear least inclined TO enter warmly and eagerly
upon the contest Their apparent indifference may
always be regarded part OF plan to accomplish
stealhy what they know they unable to achieve BY
an open effort.
All elections involving political principles are import.
ant The about to take place is invested with fea-
lures which render il especially so and we should be
aithless to high and sacred duty II we permitted
selves TO be involved in defeat now for the want OF that
organization and activity which essential TO
The choice OF canal commissioner, auditor general
veyor general, member OF Congress- members OF the
State legislature. and county officers generally. are all
matters for which our ancient enemies will strive with
untiring aTdo Let not suffer them carry the prize
OF victory away from us, but, raying in our might,
show them that the united democracy OF Montgomery
county cannot be ovehrown by either their open as
saults or nsdious efforts.
All the candidates called upon to vote for are
men worthy OF our confidence and cordial support The
election OF the State officers will insure to the Common
wealth the services OF efficient and honest public officers
The choice OF democratic congressman and democratic
members Of The legislature will warranty Just and
faithful representation OF primo pes in the national
and State councils The success of democratic county
officers will place local affairs in the hands OF gentle
men whom we know and can confde in These are re.
suits worth coDtendng for. and all OF them depend upon
the manner in which shall acqu ourselves OF our
duty the polls on the sh OF October One day devoted
to the service of party and its principles may have ts
effect for good many future years. Let yield the
comparatively slight tribute required hands, and
work diligently in the consciousness that if we
to ourselves, all will be we'll
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The "FIontier Guardian" annousces the arrival OF the
mail from Salt Lake City, with dates 10 the Sd August
Captain Howard Sansbury, Of the Typographical
gneers has closed his survey OF the country oil the Great
consdctng reports that the object Of his expedition had
been opposed by the Inhabitants Of the valley, he says
that nothing can be further from the truth He re
ceived by the President and public authorities with the
greatest courtesy, and will remember with gratitude the
many tokens OF kindness received from the citizens OF the
place.
The troops stationed at Fort Laramie were making
preparations to depart for the States. "a
The public works Of Desere Utah] were rapidly pro.
crossing The floors being laid in The State house
and excellent slate being quarried at Utah for the
ROOF bricks being laid for the Church sorehouse
and se walls OF large smithshop, intended for doing the
smh,ng oil the public works, were completed, on Tenn
pie Block.
Harvesting OF wheat commenced about the LIST OF July,
and The crops were represented good Potatoes
dug on the 4th measuring six inches in circumference
and carrots measuring sixteen inches in length On the
morning OF June 18th heavy frost destroyed many OF the
tender vegetables
There Il something strangely bewilderng in the infat
nation OF the Mormons but II they ca five mn IN Tho
sentiments expressed in the brief follows and
which clipped from address OF Brigham Young their
president man may be true philanihropist and yet
Mormon:
I'VE have been driven here" says he 1--WE have made
two crops and there are hundreds OF emgrants now
coming here destitute say 10 you, Latierday Saints,
let 20 hungry from your doors divide with them,
and trust in God for more and those who have manly
spirit will give their blessings say, treat every man
kindly, and especially II there is any prospect OF helping
them their Journey Emgrans, don't let your spirits
has TO 20 away hungry.
man, leading mich COW, with small pack, pass
cd through Salt Lake City, the soh June, bound for
Califonis.
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with The advice and of the pubica
| lion OF aGenera orden" No %, Of August 2, 1850;
L-PRoMoTIoNs
SECOND KEosKsr ARrLLERs.
second Lieu, Jefferson u Noaes % be hs heu'enan sspssn
ssve, second Lieu, Moore Of ne fourth regimen. q
Sss 70 Be second lieutenant september i'' '''s'
| THIRD REsIxESr os ARrlLLsny.
Lieut. Edward O. Ord, be captain, September y 1850
Lieut. John s. Mason, be first lieutenant, september
Brevs, second Lieut. Kellogg, oart regiment Of
a %Sss % b second lieutenant S'p"''' '' ''' ~ ~
| youErH sEsmrsr o. ARrILLEav.
First Lieut. Thomas L. Brent be captain, September ~ 1850
s, Lieut. TSo%a. Williams captain, September 49, 1850
Fins, Lieut. John pebeo % Be captain September "a 1850
sha appointed commssa Of subsistence who vaca'es ms
second Lieut. Jon Gbbou 70 be hr.t lieutenant september ~
second Lieut. Cermoni L. Best lieutenant, September
second Lieut. Richard q Drum be first lieutenant September
second Lieut. a. sa,sa q s s aId sSo
Second Lieut. Edward Mex udson the third regiment
Of ae lieutenant september 49, 1885, vice Best
second lieutenant September "a, 1850, vice Drum
SECOND REaMExT
rs
/ YlrrH REGIMENT
First Lieut. John c. Robinson, be captain August 49, 1850 vice
Second Lieut. William W. Burns to be lieutenant August
Breve, second Lieut. John w. Frazer regiment
infantry second lieutenant August l2 1885, piee Burns
| NOTED.
| H,-APPOINTMENTs.
/ suBsIsrRNcE DEPARTMENT.
Captain shis, (4t arsry) be commissary
with the rank captain, date from March S4 the
i date of his former commission. NJ (,
Blair Of the "a artillery commssary
ss william s s
Of subsistence, with the rank capn September 81 1850
subsistence with he rank d cspsan september a.
HI.--CAsUALTIEs.
i RssisnGtions, (2)
Lieut. A. Mouton infantry, septem
4 Der 16, 1885,
Deaths, (5)
Major William Bainbdge, artillery
| Der Is, 1850, at West Point, NJ Y.
Brevet Major John Miller, captain 4t artillery, September ~
Major William H. Shower captain 3D. artillery, September
Captain spencer Eorye st infantry, August 10, 1885, Saratoga
4 ~ r. Es.
Lieut. Rufus A. Roys engineers 3d. 1885, For
/ Kearny, Oregon route.
under the provisions of The 7 section the
| act of June 49, 1876, 1.)
Captain Alexander shas 4t artillery, appointed commssa
| Of subsistence.
promoted appointed Join proper
companies without delay those detached service,
under special instructions will by
handing officer Of their respective regiments and
" Acceptances aecepances of appointments will be
promptly reported 70 the Adjutant General OF the
/ BY order:
! RJoNEs, Adj. Gen.
/ an ..assnn IaplyN ,.tad
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THE session win begin Monday, day October
i le50, and close March, 1851.
Nathan n. Smith, NJ d., surgery.
VIM. f. A. Aiken NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew NJ d., Therapeutics Maiea Medica, and NY
gene
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology
VIM. Power, NJ. d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
Richard H. Thomas NJ D. Midwifery and Of woaen
and Children.
Geo. w. Ml,enberger, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities foi the Practical
Anatomy moderate expense
Clinical week, by Professors Smith and
Baltimore nhma, with the privilege OF daily IL
wards without charge student for the ticket
Fees lectures Practical Anatomy, sO Mai-
eulstion, s5 Graduation, so. t.t
WILLIAM ". A. AIKEN, Dean.
Aug 7-2awtl5Oc
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Adjuant Generals Once,
No. 30. Washington, October 3, 1850
AMIN Bly, agent Porte, accompanied by
sute having contemplation visit Notifications,
military posts Of the United States d.
his arrival station, commanding officer will
courtesy agent of friendly
power.
Commanding respective posts win offer the agent
every opportunity the public him with
salute Of thirteen guns, and a review Of the troops.
by order;
r. JONES' Adjuiant General
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DrrARrxEsr or ruK INTERIOR,
natal... lAGA
The Bounty-land BiI.


spirit OF justice and beaiy, passed act granting bounty
military
no les. privilege Than duty TO adopt all the mean: in his power TO
deem pppsr' therefore, 70 % those entitled 70 The
Necessary guide applying
and obtaining their rights 70 be prepared and they are now The
these papers viii forwarded TO each Congress
The clet q the eour, Of every county IN .s United States
make what Congress designed tito bea bounty 70 the soldier and
The forms proof
pie possible and facility will be afforded applicants
file, cer6caes service, those
no, received dshase have accidentally lost them,
the policy Of TN. law = al " Provisions. : 70 discourage speeu
mortgages letters attorney writing going
20 affect the tile claim hercnbefre provided
ens and purposes whsoeSer nor ssa such eesse
the land obtained thereby be affected by charged
prior issuing Of paenlp
In his Judgment the ne in ts body Of The above
sales transfers. assgnmen and ncambrances Of soldiers land
dsreraded by spectators therefore adasn
shed that they acquire rights BY purchase which wiz be
my duty aso con6ding soldier
again, the and devices Of agents. who viii seek eraera
charges The evidence among the
% 10 nine oT .s pS YOU
ship These readily and therefore the difficulties
slight obstacles give complete effect 70 The m
nccnce Of The government beg leave respectfully recommend
suitable agent the expene county supervise the prepa
ration Of e appaon and proof Of claimants The ignorant and
from burdens they able bear and the government
many embarrsssmen which may result from awkwardness Of
In coneiaon, say great 10 guard
Win this view al The proper lime sueien number clerks will
be employed issue ne with least possible delay 30
" may nave " a. r. sTsRT
Secretary Of the Interior
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From tbs Pennsylvania, October ?.
Democratic Mass Meeting tine First Congressional


From ths Pennsylvsnisn October ?.
Democratic Mass Meeting or the First Congressional
District.
The democratic mass meeting held last evening, in the
open space fronting the market Fifth and Shipper
streets, immense assembage OF the tried and true
democracy OF the first district Indeed we have never
seen as large gathering assembled with slight notice,
and with 30 little preparatory arrangement There had
been little drumming and claptrap at all to bring the
people out il is evident that they came con dm0re and
that there good spirit prevailing At the proper time
the meeting called TO order by John 4. Mclaughlin,
who nominated John Oakford, esq. for chairman
invited to and took the chair The following named gen.
temen were then appointed vice presidents and secrea
RES The chairman after having put the vote, declared
the iD0is ticket elected The point was quickly caught
up BY the people, and responded TO with hearty round Of
Vice presidents-John Thompson, William Badger,
James F. Johnston, Thomas Cahill John w Ryan, John
c. M Garry, Henry l. Benner, William Wood, William
Thomas McDonough, John Rngland Joseph Swift, John
MICHIGAN, John Porter, James Laherty. a
Secre,ares-Wm. j Reed, George Thompson, Joseph
Alexander, Jacob Hague, Samuel Speel, William H
Fagen.
Congress in that district, introduced amidst storm
of applause and addressed the meeting upon topics oil
interest and importance for about half hour and then
gave way 10 Dr. Groves young enthusiast in the cause
lar and eloquent candidate for the district attorneyshp
then called for, and received during his excellent
speech good evidence OF the esteem in which he held
by the people.
The meeting was subsequently addressed by James
Page, whose appearance the signal for close aiten-
tion and gathering in OF all the scattered outsiders
everybody expected TO hear some OF bis rich illustrations
of whgery and naiiveism. They not disappointed
for the place kept alive with laughter and applause
during the whole continuance OF his speech Hinelne,
OF Camden, made capital speech, and was followed by
Mr.. Nunes and others-when the meeting adjourned.
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DY virtue oftwo OF Charles county court sitting
Of equity the undersigned, trustee will sell before The 81
house door, Port Tobacco Monday, the d day Of July
by MARY y Neale, from her mother, Mary q Neale and also
which Neaie died eixedboth together
stiiutng upon which the said Dr. Francis Neae lived
occupied the Of his DEATH called and known "Ce
or less. TX
This farm has upon comfortable dwelling barns, stables
all the necessary uthouses. Il is wewatefed heavily
and convenient navigation The land s In high state Of g
walton, and yields abundanty the usual products OF the
mill. 5f s. ~
-Four hundred dollars cash the day OF sale ru
thereof three equal annual nstalmen
be secured BY bond and security 10 be approved by the
interest from day Of sale Upon the payment Of the whole
money, authorized the
purchasers Of said Mary y. Heae and the n
rancis Neale TO the premises nee and
''''' = ~ "'" N. sToNEsTREET
Juy 4-lawtds Trus1
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"sso. is and % farther enacted That shah be the duty
. n S ss sss q az @
-. Ss1 rendering su1sss, for % performance
y provide ss due esIsy es and security
nor shall any new contractor hereafter s re
| q any previous for the same route"
BIDDERS win careful % read ne form. and assoas
proposals. which they intend 70 convey the mail Where
s s as ana a M sas t. ,ss
q s1 @ g E & s ae
y al o.s o ss ns Is
&c ss s . q. sc 3 e; ..s 1884,
of Alabama mississippi the routes and In The
Ss Pos. oSise Department. he city
November 1850 to be decided BY The as Of Novem
Route sss Rome Georges ss., :. pm wsea Monday
ny Cave spans s'a,e Line, Pleusan, Gap, Alabama,
Aslvils, Mount Niles sprnsvile. Truss. and Rock
a$ ss ~ sunday wednesday and
No. 5S7o. From Tuscsloosa At weeky Tuesday Thurs
by i Yhon' a Mesiaih'.' and Jonssboro,
TO Elyton, bye am. next days. 50 miles
ss y, any s.s A. sss days MONDAY. wsdas.
~ Ssssss. Sasi Creek. Knoxville. springfield and
rss.s.s !. &sa.y and .,ur
No $780, From Tasesoo.. am u-weeky Monday wednss,
ny Soaapors sis.sy Turnpike Gordo, Reform Antioch,
To Columbus Mississippi, BY II, m. days, 81
back, ee,weena Tuesday, Thursday. and saiur-
No. $780, rr aa sss a' r. Monday
BY Hollow Square Ea.aw Clinton, Pea4an, Ridge Hope,
1 HsS
No. ssoa From = m, weekly, Monday Wednesday
Hebron. Gainesville. seoobe Mississippi, De
To Herbert, By 10, a m. NEXT days. 81 miles;
And back, between A. Monday, Wednesday, and Q, a
Proposals four miles Muckalusky with one
o y na s Sc r. ssss Monday
nssssd da and n. Friday; R.,mo,, ,,a ame,o
Y y n sS1s.os By n ns a%e s1s
And back between 10, M Tuesday Thursday and Fat
No. s7oa From, asn ssnso" sss M
By e;reenSusn, Aiisboro', County Line, and Union
TO Herbert, by 3, I'M, next days, IS miles;
Proposals . alasky, with one hour less time
for the trips,
No. $751; From Herbert at 4 m weekly Monday Wednesday,
ny Talasha, okdboehah Dalevile, pon,a, Lauderdae
u Spring. and pe1os, Alabama n,..
And back, between m, Monday Wednesday, and Fri
Bids % commence Muckausky miles further, withou.
additional running ime are invited
NOTES.
Each proposal should be by by
responsible persons, the following manner. viz;
the In e undersigned ,, 60 guaranty 'nat !, a !. al
General obligation prior first
day 81 january merit with good and sufficient sueues to perform
should accompanied by postmaster
and able o make good their guarantee.
The proposal should be the department sealed endorsed
| Assistant Postmaster General.
For the pehbtion Of bids resulting combnaion
which the contract be made, the
last annual advertisement.
| Sept oo-wtNovea Postmaster General.
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Notice 20 clanaants against Mexico, under the trss
OF I'D February, IsAs.

UFFICK CUANIsbiohkKs
T. the sitting of this day, the following order made;
"OrdeTed That the secretary cause notice 10 be published
the National ingenccr Republic, and Union newspapers thai
received by the Board after the first day Pu
y unless for specn shown which must be verified
affidavit and that a where memorials been
yet decided be- down hearing the first MONDAY
December and If further delay In be wanted
ton in writing that effect must be submitted before thai
setting forth the feasons for such delay.n na
Claimants will please receive, accordingly the notice conveyed
.FE EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON,
July 2-wtlstFcb Secretary the Commisaa
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 90 Wal street, Ne~ Yort.

MoRus FRAExLfs, president
srKsoER =. BKEEpIoT, vice president
PLIxY FRkEnAs, actuary.
THIS company, conducted upon hhe mutual insurance prdr
and upon the principle leaving proportion OF The
Of the premiums Interest In the hands Of insurers, h
extended business and profits and conferred lie benefits
least possible cost and outlay 10 insurer.
Insurance granted persons Visiting California.
It's At Washington comprehends following oeen
wn Jones, NJ. D., medical examiner, corner Of sn
Peter O. washiagcn, agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania ave-
opposite Union Buiding.. June ~
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THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIS-
CoPAL CHURcH-The ninth annual session will open on
Monday, 1850 till the commence
Thursday July, 1851 New students
commended opening but received
they apply, charge estimated from the date
their
The affords all the
ponnes for complete education and at the successful teina
ton Of the collegiate coners graduates the usual
demical degrees
The Grammar school, immediately adjoining the College, and
Rector, distinct discipline,
the beginning Of their acadenca and
collegiate The OF the
Professors OF the College special advantages the pupils In
school, 4trs EHau Ht
Mercantile classes study language
ted and is place supplied by additional studies In modern languages
book aeeping, statistics, &c.
College entirely heahful by dis
villages favorable morals and order
The whole charrethe the College Gramme
school for the session Of MONTHS hundred and twenty
i've dollars, payable sent annually An advance.
Applications 10 be made
JOHN b. KERFoOT,
Rector College Of III. James r.. o., Md.
6-tayom -
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WILLIAM HoRSER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
La~oa,fu, Grs~t cos~ts, Wuoon'in,

ILATk oF FAUoUfkh oourffI WI y.
WILL, attend the OF Grant, Dane, and lows eouhsr
the federal and suprem. courts al Madison ne y. ~
prompt and particular attention the collection OF
chase, sale, redemption OF iands and the payment ~
landholders any part Of the Stale. ~
Refers Hon. w. y. Fvose y. y. senate Hon James IA
Mason, attorneys At law, New York Professor W
David Lsp-ey, eco, and Mesxrr. q. W. Welsh Pms w
Missouri; i = ''''" = '''"' ''' ApIssl
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1,RUSTEE's sALE0n Thursday tho 14h day November
next oclocki in front q The premises, by virtne O
deed trust dated the 10Th day Of January 1850 and recorded IN
liber 81 No. TO- oios 49, 100, and i4 Of the land
records for Washington county in the District o Columbia shall
sell nj public auction, PREMISES No a. In square ei
with the &c. situated ON
street, between 10th and 2tst
g. ANDERSON, Trustee
DYER BROTHER,
Sent r2--yquds Aucionecrs.
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has removed his Office 70 the building the Of lao 2
III and Pennyivans avenue where he will be happy sc
m agents, pensions hafps claims, and al other bpa
quinr the OF attorney the u
attended with fidelity and despaich. All letters ece
,enon be paid and Addressed TO him At washn
ID. q.
Ap1o-ly
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no all persons whom "a may eoneern--James W.,
Inshman, died In the year is4s, In the Of Hah
State Of Virginia, ntestste leaving personal est
his Of kin ifhe ic any, entitled, under the laws
rnia Said Murphy le usdegned his widow who anI
his who will be entitled the same ~ pr
Distribute, IN he left Of kin. She uke
method Of informing Ill such, " any exist 70 come forward nv
superior right her property otbewse
conclude ssch exist and win consider the properly "
own ,.n.v
Aur i-wiM. MARY A. hOhh'