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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

NEOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.--This Ceme-
81 IL terry has been laid off into sections and lots each
lot being marked and numbered and its size and price
indicated upon the plan of the ground Selections of
burial lots may be made and the plan seen either at the
office of Mr.. Wellington Goddin or at the Cemetery,
in the possession of Mr. James O'Keee, the Superin-
Single graves may be obtained for 49, or 49, according
to location. The Superintendent has sufficient force
to attend to all calls upon the shortest notice. Propri.
etors authorized improve their lots at their own
expense, subject to the rules of the company. For fur
Their information apply to Thomas H. Ellis, James H.
Gardner, or William fl Haxall apI I2t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12
RICHARD HILL. Tn.

A. FOR RENT, that large and desirable family
A.a residence, on Grace street, opposite Centenary
Church. at present occupied by DR.. George in fine or
der Possession given April 10th, 1851. Apply to
E%mh IL JAMES NJ TAVIOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

WMANDSOME SPRING AND SUMMER
HIN GOODS.-AUGUSTUS MAILERT has just
returned.
BAREGE DE LAINE.-I have opened large
assortment of Barege de LANES, winch am selling at
much below the original cost OF Importation. Call
soon at No. Al Main street
apt AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
NJASH a. WOODHOUSE have Just received
~ from Messrs. Stodart e. Co. three more PIANO
FORTES, Of delicious tone and exquisite finish.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

a. FOR RENT, and possession gwen immedi-
Esl atey, large Brick Dwelling house. in the imme-
date neghbourhood of Mr.. John Watkins, and Mr.
Richard Malone, on Church Hill. This house has 8
good rooms, with brick kitchen, containing four
rooms; carrage-house, stable and smoke house, with
large and productive garden. There is spring OF
tnee water convenient. Toa good tenant the rent will
be low. Apply to
fe IA JAMES NJ TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

an FOR RENT, the three story brick house,
Ea consisting OF store and dwelling, on Broad street,
next door to Nlessrs. McNemara Il Phillips drug
store. Apply to
NH III RICHARD HILL In
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

! Errxu STRING MILLINERY N c. BAR
MN, n.y. Man street. invites the attention of
Spring styles Silk Bonnets, Dress Caps Trimmed
Strsws, French Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons Prices
modorale. NH 81
&ELLlNG OFF AT AND BELOW COST
- A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PURCHA-
SERS.-The undersigned having determined TO close
his present business, offers for sale his stock of Boots
and ShQes, ladies' and chdren's wear, at and below
cost for cash only He will offer purchasers bv whole-
sale superior advantages, and would pre- fer dsposing of
his stock and stand reasonable and liberal terms 10
any one disposed to engage in the shoe business The
stand IS good one, and enjoys fine run of custom
and has yielded fair income. Being DESTROYS of cio
sing up business preparatory 10 other arrangements he
will be disposed TO offer great inducements TO families
farmers and the trade. JAS. BOLTON,
ap No. 23S Broad ST.
NJ OTICE.-James Bolton having by deed duly re.
corded I'D the Hastings Court OF the city of Rich
mond conveyed to me all his stock in trade, &c debts
&C., &c, for purposes therein mentioned all debts due
to him must be promptly paid to me, for indulgence
cannot be given further, is desirable close the
concern as soon as possible Bvprovisions of the deed
aforesaid hereby constitute James Bolton agent 10
ap Ii St WILLIAM NJ FULTON, Trustee.
TENO BUILDERS AND LUMBER DEAL
III ERS.-The subscriber having made an arrange
ment with gentleman in the country who has recent
y put IN operation steam saw mill, to cut all kinds OF
Lumber to order at short notice. on the reason
able terms and delivered in any part OF the city, so
CTS orders rom his friends and the public generally
ap 10 r. S. GLAZEBROOK.
ENOR HIRE.-A good female cook, washer ana
n ironer, &c, for the ba lance at the year.
Aso-3 house Girls, accustomed to house work, &c.
NH 81 TOLER & COOK.
- AUGUSTUS MAILERT has opened variety
of Goods, suitable for boys Clothing as follows CAM
let Mixtures, French Linens, Linen Drilling, Tweeds
CCashmerets' Summer Clohs PLAID Linens Summer
riey OF cotton Pantaloon Suffs-which | am offering
| cheap, at No. Al Main street. ap 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

O. FOR SALE, a neat wooden House, con-
E;:a tanning rooms, on Jackson street. The lot
fronts on jackson street 36 feet running back 1863 feet
Terms accommodating. Apply to
NH ii TOLER & COOK, Agents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

~ FOR RENT, convenient framed Tene-
ha ment on Marshall near LIST street, suitable for
family residence Apply to
NH &c l. mr. TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

a. FOR RENT, the large and conveniently ar
Es ranged house Broad street, opposite Valentine
Crenshaw & Co.'S Ithas recently been put in perfect
repair and gas pipes carried into it. Owing to its CEN
trail location, it is of the desirable houses in
the city for genteel boarding house. Apply to
NH 26 M TAVJ,OP
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

a. FOR RENT, the House and Lot on 9TH st.,
kA recently occupied by James E. Heath, Esq. APP
ply to RICHARD HILL, JR
49, FOR RENT, that large and de sIrabe family
E residence on 18th street, nearly opposite Breeder &
Fox's, at present occupied by Mrs. Strange-in good
repair, with ample accommodations for selvants-
Apply to j. M. TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

NEOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE PKI-
EH- VATELY.-W be sold privately the House
and Lot situated the OF l7ih street. near
Wesley Chapel. The house contains good rooms
with lot fronting 80 feet running back 300 and is
under rent at $ll4 per annum.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing, bargain can be
had by applyingto
APP il ALEX. MOTT Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

6bAA SERVANTS WANTED.-We wish to
h0N1 hire for the Virginia Springs for the ensuing
season, twenty servants, such accustomed to
waiting in dining room, attending cabins, cooks
washers, house servants, male and female. Apply to
ap II TOLER e. COOK
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

o. HEET LEAD, constantly hand. for sale by
- ap 70 JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
alive OLA fresh supply OF superior Salad
" Oil, Tor table use also best English Mustard, in
bottles and tin foil, for sale by
AD1E & GRAY, Druggists,
ap IL Successors to Alex. Duva l47 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-12

U=V E1UItUI5 uISpOStu 10 avail themselves of thIs
agency, will please copy and forward bills to the
agent. an AI,f
SPRlNG DRY GOODs.-WADSWOR
~ TURNER q CO., No. rs Main street. have re.
celyed large and general assortment of FOREIGN
aud DOMES'TlC DRY GOODS, which they offer
to the city and country merchants on their usual terms
ana respectfully solicit an examination of their stock
the Spring, further supplies OF Dry Goods.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
SPECTATOR,
TERMS.

Or THs"SPECTATOR Is pa5lished once
,sssk, q.Tivo Dollars ysar, if paid in aira"ce' or
Too Dollars snd FIFTY Cents if delayed o'yOh" "S
srsir4tion ofths gear No s"5scriPo" 0' 0e Feee'0-
ed for less time than sr moaihs, and "os"oScrtp"o"
ou be discontinued, but at he optic" Of The Ea't0rs
1s!h cu arrearages are paid
rrs- Az CON aunica,ions to the Edjtors' by ma'''
-, bs ms, ocid or tiev ciH not be attended TO.
g5-ADVERTTSEuENTS Of hirtee" lines Cor
l.,l ;ose,ed three times for dollar, and t1eHty
f,s cents for each subsequent coati"uance' LafS@
rI,srtissaeats in the same prOportion 4 h6era' 0is
oo.t 1le to acertisers or the gear The Advertiser oe
ing coafa. to tie partieular line Of has o"s"eSS-
yYien tis sber Of times advertisement IS 10 oe IN
serted is not marked on he COPY ii 'cA be continued ~"
ti forbid aud charged accordingly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

New, TRUE, AND CuRIoUs,-lt is indeed
fact worthy of remark ,and one that seems
never to have been noticed, that through
out the whole animal creation, in every
country and cline of the earth, the most
useful animals cost nature the least waste
to sustain them with food. For instance,
all ANIMALS that work, live on vegetable food:
and no animal that eats flesh works The
all powerful elephant, and tie patient un-
firing camel, in the torrid zone: the horse,
the OK, or the donkey,in the temperate; and
the reindeer in the frigid zone, obtain all
their muscular power for enduring labor from
natures simplest productions, vegetables.
But all The flesh eating animals keep the
rest of the animated creation in constant
dread of them. They seldom eat veget-
able food until some other animal has eat
en- it first, and made it into flesh. Their only
use seems to be to destroy lile-thelr own
flesh is unfit for other animals to eat. hav-
ing been itself made into flesh, and is most
foul and offensive. Great strength, fleet.
ness. cleanliness, and docility, are then char
actcristic ofvegetable eating animals; while
all the world breads flesh eaters.-Mall
and TedM by Jos. Bemiy.
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? EFT 4 Y.
FROM THE wIxcHEsrER REPUBLICAN.
pEUFSCHE ADVERDIsHMEST.
BY C. ToLER WOLFE.

Mine horse ish shlop'd und Pm afraid
He has been dakcn, or shtoen, or shtray'd,
Mine pig plack horse dat looks so sphry,
'Pout fourteen oder twelve hands high;
He has pccn got shust four fccts plack,
Nit shtripcd spots all town his pack,
Dwo lexis pcfore, und dwo pohmd.
(pe sure YOU geep all dis in mnd,)
He's pack all over dat ish drur,
Az but his vace, und dat, plack too!
He drots und gantcrs, vawX and baccs,
Uud outworks Pcelzlbub N braces;
Uud ven he gallops in d. shtreet,
He walks upon his lexis aad ieet'
Won lex goe up. und C'sgn dt ODER
lind ALWAYS iIiluws NC -auodcr.
He ha, dwo ears shtack pon his head,
Bote of d,ms ncider vItc noI red,
But botc alike, shust Won yuu see,
lsh placl<cr den d. oder be
He's got dwo eyes dat looks Won way,
Oulv he lost yoG todvr day,
Und ven you wish TO dakc ride,
Slump pom his pack on toder side,
Und II Is shust as gospel drue,
De eye dats plnd viii not see you!
His peliy's pig, uud does shtick out
Like mine ven | eats sourgrout;
His dairs pvhind him long and shieek,
Only cut him off last week,
Und derciorc tits not any more
As half so longer as before!
He cocks his ears, und looks so gay,
Und will not start und run away,
But ven he's scairt he makes Won sphrng,
Und shunrps apout like every ding;
lie rides along mid schaze und sart,
never saw sich horse for schmart.
Und sometimes he goes on de road
NIiout uopoddy for his load,
But bag of gorn, and dakes dc drack,
Nit little poy pom dop his pack,
Mnc horse is not so very old,
Not haii so young as ven he's foaPd,
Und ven he gallops, rear or shump,
His head comes all pefore him plump,
Und den his dali goes all pehind
But sometimes ven he dakes dc mind,
Gits mad and durns all round, pc sure
w den hi, dali goes all pefore
Whoever will mine placil horse got,
Shall bay den tollers on dc sphot,
Und fhe priuss dc tiet alive,
w den he pays me twenty-five,
Mitout no questions ax'd py me.
Pv mine advertisement you'll see,
iif out dcre by Schneidcl's Gap,
Near Schtonleiunk's. JOHANNES ScHNAP
yINcuEsrEs, VA, Oct. 1851.
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in immortality, till she reaches that climax
of happiness-in the presence of God.--
Appreciate the exaltation of her nature, hel
duties, and her destiny. Let not the noble
intellect where dwells her immortality be
unheeded. The years Of youth are soon
gone. The moments in which young lady
can attract attention by few superficial ac-
complishments, are as transient as the morn.
ing dew. But there are lifelong cares, and
responsibilities which will weigh upon her.
And when she has passed through her three
score years and ten, and venerable in age,
she sits by the fireside with her children
and her grandchildren around her. accom-
plished scholars and honored statesmen may
be among their number, who will assemble
in her chamber with emotions of love and
reverence.
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PROFESSIONAL CA RDb.

William Brown,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER IN
wAR6ygas, ETGy3 S W. T.I1Es
SILVER. PLATED WARE AND FANCY GOVDo'
276 Baltimore Street. Baltimore
e,- Sole Aren't for the Perifocal SPec'Scies'
November 6, lS50.-ly.
il. m'Phail & Brother,
HAT MANUFACrUR&Rs,
49,, vuoLEsALE AND RsrAlt DEALERS IN
rNrs, GAPS AND IgANGE E02SO
1872 Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
November 6, lS50.-ly.
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q What is the difference between the
trunk Of tree and the trunk of an Elephant?
One leaves in the spring, and the other learcs
whenever the menagene does There goes
button of your ''bloomers
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AMERICAN EaUALITY.-When Joseph|
Bounaparte arrived at New York, ithe porter
who was removing his baggage finding ono
chest heavy, and seeing his er-maiest,|
standing idle on the wharf, called to him
Come, Boney, lend a hand.'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

GRAcE.-A Mayor Of certain corpora.l
ton, presiding at great dinner, when the
cloth was removed, looked alldown the ia
bic for Clergyman to say grace, but obser-
wing none there, gravely got up and said. !.
There is not one clergyman present-ttank
God I"
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D. Reamer,

cESERAI. FORWARDING AGENT T and
Ii Ic0WNISSION MERCHANT, Scoltsyille' Virgin
= S.,os his undivided personal attention 10 receiving
Goops, MxRcHANDlsE AND PsoDucE;
.,a % sales Of Produce consigned to him.
Anr;I , l95l.-6m.
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,Tohp II. MCCue,

.TroRNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Virginia. Courts
a 80, N,lson, and Rockbridge Bounty Land
claims entrusted to him will receive prompt aten'tTn
9Ts Oicr on Augusta Street, immediately ABOVE 'n'
Post Office Corner
Sfauntou, Dec. %, lS5O.-ly.
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A HINT.-Does your arm pain you, SIR"
asked lady of gentleman who had seated
himself near her in mixed assembly, and
thrown his arm across the back of her chair
and touched her neck.
"No Miss, it don't; but why did you ask?'
81 noticed it was out of place, that's all"
The arm was removed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

aeNever purchase love or friendship by
gifts when thus obtained, they are lost as
soon as you stop payments.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

@g. That woman makes good wife whol
whatever may he the length Of the journey
never travels with more than one trunk, and
four band-boxes.
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ny RI. A. Porkeley,

orPpps h;s-nror.ssional services to the citizens o
Stannton aud the surrounding country Office al tue
late residence of his father.
Stanton, April l6. lS3l.-t.
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Na;. The chief source of human discomfort
is to be looked for, not in real, but in our
fictitious wants; not in the demand of our
nature, but in the artificial cravings of de-
sire
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

-LoGIc.-No cat has two tails. A cat has
one tail more than no cat Ergo-A cat
has three tails.
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.Inhn 3, Watts,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Na'-Praelisees
a in The Courts of Augusta, Rockingham ana HiSn'
land aud will give strict attention to all BUSINESS g"
trusted to him in his profession
Stannton Aug. 6, lS5t.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

A FRENCH WoMAN's REVENGE Madame
D. had a magnificent cat Mons. de c..
amused himself one day by killing it, for
want of something else to shoot. Madame
D. caused to be set in her house, and in
the houses of her friends, all sorts of mouse
traps and when three or four hundred
mice were caught she had them put into
a box, which was forwarded to Madame de
c. at her country house. The lady eager
ly opened the box herself expecting to find
in it some new modes the mice jumped
out and presently filed the house, while at
the bottom Of the box was found a note di-
rccted to Madame de c. Madame, your
husband has killed my cat I send you my
mice.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

@g, A lad, the other day, had for sale a
basket Of puppies. A gentleman propsing
to buy, inquired whether they were Wing
or Democratic stock. "They are Democrats,
said the lad. "But don't want Democrat
ic puppies - SAID the buyer. "Oh." said
the boy, "but they will be Wings you know,
as soon as they get their eyes OPEN"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

nE\I.ER in, and Manufacturer Of Boots aud Shoes
~ Bavrrly Street Stanton, Yirgilia-opposite the
Post Office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

DEALERS in all kinds Of Fancy Artcl"s, Pcrfimsics,
Sc one lo1r above the Post Office, Beverly Street,
Staunton, Yirsinia
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William e, Johnson,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, stauntoG' VlEs"'nmti; ,;nS.
Il tises in the Courts Of Augusta, Rockbridse' RocNs
hnn and Alhemarlc v.,or,hc
Eagle Hotel
Staunton, Jan. %, 1851.
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r Thnmas Ai5ertson,

ATTORNEY ATLAW, Waynesboro', VrsiH'a-
"A PractscS in the Courts OF Augusta Alhemarir aa'
Nelson Office on Main Street, near Gibbs Hotel
Nov. 20, I3i9.-tf.
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nR. LAIND & 90, have received l1=-.a,
- htge supply of Tmssos Of Rrm- 49,
hardt's. aud Watf & Psllerson's Pasens.
4rsa7s %, fs5l,
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George =, Price,
A, III. Simpson,

DTALER in all kinds Of II rlware and Gallery Bev-
~ erly Street, StauntOn, Virginia.
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Davis a. Kayser,
a, J, D22kins,

DENLER in Sbpl, and Fancy Dry Goods. souti
81 G,,t Corner OF Beverly aud New Streets, Staunon
Virginia.
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J. U. ESKRIDGE
A. T. LAIRD
A. T. Laird s. Go,

DEALERS in Drugs M,dsioss Paints oIs and ddSo py
~ Siufs, Beverly street, Stauntoa, FlrSinia' oPpo
site Spectator Office.
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/. W. MEREDITH
HENRY BARE.
Charles n. Kinney

DEALER in Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye
~ StuFS Beverly Street, stanton, Virginia, one door
West of breckenridge & Cowne.
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(, II. Cushing,
y. ?. Eskrilra

DT\T4ER in Drugs. Medicines, Paints Oils and DYE
IL Stfs. 'vcrly Street StauGton, Virginia one door
West OF b. Crawfort,'S
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William Chambers.

NEALER ia Books, Stationary. Fancy \ .:clrS, &c.
~ ia the Stone House, ahovn The Virginia Hotel, New
Street, Staunton, Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10
Jersey Civ Char,.r Elecraaa.

The election on Tuesday resulted in the triumph
we should Judge, of she Anti Monopoly men. The
election was held under the new charter. Twelve
out ofthe l6 Aldermen chosen are Wings although
party lines were not drawn to any great extent.
Robert Gilchrist (Whig) 10 re elected Mayor, as
the " Peoples" candidate, without opposition.
The vote on Recorder stands: George z. Cutter,
49, David Bedford, 1928; Samuel n. Chambers,
3l7. The remainder Of the general ticket chosen
is composed Of the following gentlemen:
oyerseef Of Poor Earl B. slppeIl Street Commission
err VIM Chilyer Collector Jesse Plat; Assessors Geo
w Edge, John Ryersoni Superintendent Of Schools,
Lewis Colby.
The following Ward Officers were also elected
Fhst Wayd-The whole Independent Anti MonopoIv
Peoples Ticker, a. follows Aldermen George s. card
per Alexander II. Wallis, james s. Davenport. Jos.nb
w Haneox Chosen Freeholders, George hummer Jr
r A. DuTfee; Conssbes, Joseph McNsnus, Abraham
Kelley Pound-keeper, James McDonaId CommIssionsr
OF Appeal David Gould: Justice Of The Peace Thomas
Meesuran Wsrd CLERK, A A Hsrdenbereh
,; sseond nSrg-Aldefmen, ID. ). Manners, Alexander
ers, Geo w. Edge, T. B. Earle; ConstGbles, William A
roneIo bspJamln n Chsmpney; Surveyor OF Highways,
GaTet r. French; Pound Keeper, David Brewer; Com.
missioner Of appeal, James ii. Hutton; Ward Clerk
Third Wa1d-Aldermep, w. Kine.lsnd C p. Bro
ssw, Van Worst Jr, Geol &c Mclaughlin Chosen Free
1oidefs henry lnsley Robert 81 Ls1ghin; Ward Clerk
Charles Besi Surveyors Of Hie ways Daniel keenan,
yaeob Rspp; Commissoner Of Appeal, John v Brewer;
Constable, George Moore.
Fourth Wayd-Aldermep, Samuel Wescou Louis B.
Cobb, j. d. Miller William Gsul; Chosen Freehoders.
John G. boyce, John Van Vont; Constsble lease Hon
Eeri Surveyors Of hiRh.sys Robert A Byen, William
IIessnIj s ~1a Olefk, john smJih; Commissioner OF
ApPeal stephen Gnressoni Pound Keeper, John Fran