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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-28

SELLING OUT AT COST.
VHE undersigned anxious to close out their extensive
l. stock of furniture possible, offer To-
scll at COST. at their Wareroons, Main street
First at wholesale RETAIL in quantity 10 suit pur
cliasers. Their stock comprises excellent variety oi
neatly manufactured Furnurc bought low for cash. auj
will bc sld bargains. The public invited
call and examine f,r themselves.
jyg9?m HERSHBERGER K BRO.
HvANSvrLI,E BOOK STORE.
TUST REC CElVEDa FRESH supply Of
d Uncle Toms Cabin h is or a life in the South: Re-
vcr,s of Bac,eior: Poems oi Amelia; Art st Journal
Home an, Social Philosophy, The Craftsman.
tor sale by SPIT SAMUEL LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-28

DECEIVED andjust spsDing Ser sais low
IL cases MohaiS api six warp LuHiSs;
| y do ass.'d EslaTs Vstyets.
I d. Rack Cii.u!:
do Blue. drab. brown. green aBl o!ige. bricipths
= do Jackonetf Can,tFcs;
= do assil'd colors;
I do Turkey he'd Oil cilriZ;
do French CBssimers; -H
S do Blue and Sts-i mxcd Safinets;
9 do clue and White blankets:
do silk and Worsted scnge's;
do cartoon cape netting:
do cartoons OF CATION: T.ies thread. joe. ediDgs,
S do Wdoen Twecds; 4 cases ky.. Jeans.
asgr9 @J-H. AiGdEE q co.
CtHEEsE 80 boxes " v Cheese. good qualify. jus,
~ reed aud for sale how ey tjyi4l ia WlRElLLv
1N CASES OF Muslin Ddlaips. rctd this day and 70
IV sale by pAS. LoW.& co.
.sptt III sr1 N;dP s<sss Louisville Ky.
TEa LATE 8ARRfvALS.-ohoire dried B.ci
+ II, X, aud English hairy cheese. fresh h0niny
Ll,ls choco Potatoes for saio law far cash by
HoANBROOK & WOODARD.
apa Water at, het' Main and Sycamore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-28

SCASES Cashnerso r.c'd and for sale hy
y sopt!i JAS. LOW * CO., Al Main 1t. Lou. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-28
BOARD CFHEAI,ru

i meeting of the Common the CITY n, v
"A ansvc. h. III July Eth, 1852, the following repu
men were appointed BOARD HEALIn for said dlt, o.
the ensuing year: 20 "
PRS. 4. &. HALIOCK ISAAC CASSEIBEPpy
T.. Y. MlfCbELL, Il. X. DAVIDSON -
TliOS. M. JOHNSON ESQ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-28

CUGAR. lsO hhds Fair to Prime in store and for sale
~ by jc6l FOSTERS d BROWN.
I CASE Caledonia Checks. reed this day aud for sale
l. by JAS. Low a. co.
augE ALI Main ST., Louis. XIV.
CSCISSORS AND SHEARS
- I'M doz Scissors asstt'd.
80 'loz Shears, reed this day and for sale by
augE JAS. LOW & CO.. Az Main .t., Lou. Ky.
rNAR-25 bbls Large Wilmington. i'm prime order for
l. sale 10y augls FOSTER Il BROWN.
STAR CANDLES so pkrs whole and half boxes Is, 5s
~ and Gs, just reed for sale by
ic3 s. T. GILEERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-28

SAIsE Or REA1 O0 Il II q.
rTNE Subscriber wishes 10 sell the North hall of ho
i North West quarter Of Section H-Township ,
South OF Range N West. The being the farm be-
longing tn the heirs Of Henry Iohme deed late of Van
derDuryh County and the late residence Of said decd
Sa,d Farm is well improved. having first rate barr
ncar'v new. and other comfortable buildings. with 81
Black smith shop and first rate water very convenient
10 the house. if.he said is not sold before the .3d ta,
Of mb.r next at private sac it will then be offered
NJ puLie AUCTION al the door Of the Court House, in
Evanxyjiie Terms enc third csh, and the balance in siN
IND ,raiya ,nontb, NORRIS =. JOHNSON.
nuosuptf Atty. in fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

long after dark arrived as Aoajutls, whore No 70
manned until the 18th Of December. whea we hssted
sail, and with gentle breeze stood out upon the
waters OF the Pacnc, en- roulette the Society Islands
We were much pleased with our visit to Central
America, and found the people generally friendly
and hosptable.
While at Acajutla, became acquainted with
young Morazan, son Of the revolutionist and Pres.
dent, with whom was much pleased, finding him
intelligent and active, but, learned not popular,
in consequence of his fathers acts
The officers of the port seemed DESTROYS to please,
and exerted themselves to make our stay pleasant
and agreeable The people throughout the country
are unanimous in their desire for tho protection Of
the United States, and look forward to that time
with faith. Ourgovenmont and people exceed
ingly popular here, while an almost unanimous dis
like seems to be manifested towards the English.
They rank republicans, and ready to defend its
laws, principles and institutions.
You may expect a communication from tho South
Pacific, or other parts of the world. F. B. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

sentative Of the cultivated taste and eleu,r.. 40 s.A
French population Of the republic -
IN. DB SARTIGEs WASHINGTON
"Depus queques jours IL arrivals de Wash,r~ou
le bruit de querelles wives entire a.
sartiges ct NJ John Barney. de baltimore Go derner
await ensoyc un cartel Mnisre de France ct ain de
lui bonner In face dy rependre IL eait allie latsnrs
Baltimore On ne sp6cait point Jos motifs do La pre-.
vocation on nssurait settlement que de Sartg-s await
devoir men pas tenr compte Brief In choe D.
raisat vague pour quo fussons tcnte dy
settlement une de Gee rimeurA fa tant
rir, ct nous etions abstenu en- parler
sMalheureusemcnt lie fat .tait positif. ct mons en-
aujourd hui avor les yeux pieces usti
fcatyes de la queree. Et quill a dc plu, dapiora-
bic yeux c'est qu'olle parat navsir eu d'au
que naiseres grorscs par dc fusses sucep
bilit6s.
M Barney lumfme charge do nous racouter los
motif qu FONT porte provoquer H. de Sartges Nous
lie laissons parer."
Nous nous abstenons moment de toute rcHexisn
sur Get expose doute amcnera rcponso d.
de oarges ct nous esperons qu ellie metra les chooses
sous tout fait favorable Minstre Francsis
NOUS e souhaitons de tout notre c'es bien
10 MONS que lereprcscntan de la France sache
dei e respect par la dignte de tenue ct de
ntres ct DIES difficulties du genre de cees qu Went DE-
souever ne pourraent apres tout que compromising
consideration"
"Can the Prince President of France consent in the
pentude OF his power and his wisdom that man tn
degraded can any longer be permitted to Disgrace the
most powerful republic in the the seat Of
medt OF the most enlightened. 1t il impossible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

hey be caJoed by such transparent tricks as
cuctd at the Federal Wing Convention Bait:,uor, ma
sote for Gen. Scott then shall Lose OF our ,h in
human nature, and in the march of general intelligence
among al classes in this Nation But Of this result we are
mol fearful if the Democracy do their duty show up
mis- whole attempt in its light. Do lei minds Of
Inc people De distracted BY the catch words of Tariff and
such kindred hnmbngs that will be started lead off upon
wrong issue ont let the real points in The contest be pre-
sfnsd and That in sold hin manner as that none can
ia 10 see and understand them. Lei the Sectional Issue
cy have made be the only they shall be tried upon anJ
ec The ingredients of the poisoned chalice end
e ueA OF lis concoctos All around from the North and
'e ooui the East and the West lei voice 20 forth
hal me Federo Whg party true TO the principles Of that
oah VI otes IRON which they sprung has this lae day
aue a open attack upon the Constitution and peace Of
inc Naof ana IKE The army vi Rhoderck Dhu thousands
OF brave MEN viii spring into life from every hill side and
valley TO rehuke their mad ate; and crush them into DO
litical n1hingness.
HE that dggeth pit hll fall Into itn says the GOOD
ooos, and the hand of the Providence that led ,c mr.
mics of the Revolution amid the Valley Forge and
The ice Of Trenton will make The application this uth
10 the impious attempts of Tie Federal Whg parry lay
thelr unccan hands upon the ARK of their countrys liberty
Here The sole refuge oil Tie exile from tyranny opprcs
sion This country has sheltered kossulh and Meagher and
thelr brother patriots from the OF The headman HE
rope OF the bbe and YET for The purpose gaining political
power the Federal Whig party willing TO blot the
stars from ag and destroy this only city of refuge for
The downrodden in all the world II General Scott cleo
ted this will be the consummaon for this bold bad
by whom he is surrounded pledged and they will
deem their word. Look then the consequences Of this
Sectional Issue which The Federal Wing party has c0nIrd
up and cling TO that old party which the originator %
the Constitution and has since been protector
defender Gen. Pierce is the candidate of thot party ana
MS election viii be guarantee 10 the whole world
experiment OF mans capacity for self government
successful here, and that the principles OF tie Declaration
OF Independence still the guide OF the Democracy N
their against the Federal Wing party and their Sec
tunal Issues.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
"EX UNo Disco oMNEsn

"OrT The recently elected High Sheriff OF Spotsyva-
MIA, OF the popular in the county, hele
ofoe strong whg has lett the party and will supper,
P.erce and King"
r. c. Duerson the person alluded TO- has abou, the
intention for Pierce and King that he 0r
Queen Victoria and the Pope of Rome. Bob has lately
TO Saunon where he quzzed contemporary Of The
'Findicutor" He qulzzed some Olts Of the OF
Spntlsylvana into his support al the late election. He will
quiz fer next November into the support Of Scott and
Grnhlm-[ Ncrs.
The above statement, from the Fredericksburg News,
authorised by c. Duerson, Esq., deny TOTO and
say that he WILL in November next for Pierce and
King Il Fredericksburg Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
70 .,yo. u. s.,EIToS, ESQ. OF THE COUNTY
Or LOI.ISA STArE OE VlRGlNIA, AND ALL OTHERS

--'~
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: .,,,,r
noiic, th, Washington Shelton, OF Davidson county
N The stat. nf cuardan OF Mary Shelton. mt
orphan viii peion Judge OF tho Circuit Court OF Louisa
v STATE of Virginia 2nd day OF the oil sal
10 make order requiring the said John b. Shelton 10 pay
10 mo- guardian aforesaid, attorney, al
onal propcty aud money his hahd belonging ward
Mary shelton and also authorizing me- as The
Mary Sc attorney 20 sue ior recovs
receive all money personal property which may belong
said ward including the accruing rents OF her re al anu
,ys ,h same .ad pesonii property and money which Es III
sr,fjan may receive either from the said John b. ont
or nny obe nerso in Sae 10 the State oil Iennessce
eh nov reside and in which appointed guardian satce
, in Ike If were ally appointed and quanee
lsrdan in this State the said Mary r. Shsion viz;
Given under nv hand the county OF Gooehana s'ao
'n'' % oay '' August '' WASHINGTON c. SHELTON,
Aug 7-ew.w By his Counsel GuerranI q Cosby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

SIGN.-Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania, OF inld
NOUS notorey made speech in the House OF heP
reseutaves few nights SINCE In which he said that Inc
union never had been in danger-and that the dsgraceu
turmoil and exetementn Congress- two years ago. was
both parties incorporate into their party creed the
deence md propagation of slavery In the course of his
s,each he euopzed Gen. Scott and objected TO Gen. Pierce
no being more friend TO slavery than the former
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
c,pT M.pcYS COMMAND.

The Washington Union publishes the following extract Of
letter which it says from responsible source and
randers probable that the OF the destruction OF capt
Marcy and his command by Indians IS false;
uBv letter received from Gen. s. II. Montgomery, Fort
Smith Arkansas dated July 26 il is stated that I'VE had
reno, few days SINCE that Captain arcys command hoa
ali been killed by Camanchc Indians We have anotner
today brought in by Two Shawnees that twelve days pre-
yous to the lh July they left Marcys command on the
plains between the head of Red River and Washlt
and that they all WE'LL and had no fight win the ga
| rnan chss.' %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

X. NJ. COLLEGE, Auo. 9, 1882
Dear Sr.-A report has been circulated through the
greater portion OF this State and many Others that the cho
lea raging near this place Now, this is calculated To do
injury 10 the institution for the present. and therefore as
OF her most devoted friends although babe in the
arms OF my alma mater, would earnestly and respect
fully solicit you 10 correct The aforesaid report There is no
more cholera at Randolph Macan han there is in Hraven-
And boldly and fearlessy that whosDeyer has
instrumental in circulating the above report how
elevated may be his position among mankind he very much
mistaken. Very respectfully, your humble servant,
A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
Tho Newhernian accounts for the falling OF Of the Viii

The Newbernian for the falling of of the Whg
vote in Newbern as follows
"About rs or 80 of tho Wings OF Newoern must nave
90 near IT, az to for the party ticket that adres
the "faintng" candidate"
We should not be at all surprised (says the wilmington
JournaD if the Newbernan will have 10 douole ms hgues
in November next as pretty certain there WIZ 90 muc
larger number of "faintug" Wings at mat eecon nan
there August; although the weather VIII DC more
nleassnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Itro dOorS beor Ercisnge Bank.
added 10 his already extensive iacIIles one OF the lar.
II Power Presses manufactured IN the u States
.Uaoihg hun work neatly eXpedilousy anu
r;1g as .aod terms any establishment In the South.
NJ repaired every description o work which may command
Ii -lsuun.
Pa'eis naegia every kind sale Philadelphia prices
liberal share bestowed he smost CRATE.
continuance i-c4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
GUN POWDER WON'T DO.

The Editor Of the Columbus (Ga Times writes thus rom
Niagara:
aTbe Scott Wings have jus. finished, this spot esle
bra,on of Lundys Lane battle for the 1snen OF ~
hieh Scott was subordinate, and not more distinguished
han Miller Ripley and dozen Others his sqaa1s n1 sns
and performance To hea. the ,as ol in
chief and did ali the lighting Buffalo paper ous.riPPin
hs rsst IN ardor has even put Mllers celebrated III
NV Ski into Seo.s mouth and robbed the sghtiu owner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

sIKGiSiA.-At Court of Chancery Tor the county
ea.lcu held a the State Court House, III the CITY oi nen
Z .. " Saturday, Iunc 10 1852: ,,,; p,ho,,
an.,a and FnSe Peterson Mckinley H. L. Philip Nooel'
,,G-v - - ~. 49,, 80 =, ani ~ md and GRAY Pltils
Jo William wrcn Sergeant OF the city OF Rich
aa4 al "a such ali atnr William W. ilcnlns ueceaseo
Ell rosn George Henrcc Hamilton Potts Lee bouWate e
the couny King and Queen and as such
Man IS. smith. deceased Albert w smith oarah Anu ,,
vi Snlh. John Myers and Robert oco " hc
IarauHs the Court BY suggestions !icreoiotc
;rat .tvtrs The plaintiffs as well as asI h" i i
dead. aud their representatives not before e
ts. having leolore ade eeln requiring we "
~ nTs proceed by proper steps 10 ma 's 80 ,h
bee, yet taken to co,,iy
N 0rers on The motion the e!endtts Albert W. ssn,
A. l and IvIam H. Smith. by counsel VINO are Tue ohy
a . The Court claiming tic fund under the c2Io o
,,r b. virtue of the executed by Johl ienuee
Scott and Myers, trustees conveying Cea,
IL ,-st for the the creditors OF '!e sal"
i.h Feed bears the twenty hrsi day "i June,
e rs. a,S.ve and record III the C'rk oMee ~
Cuu,l nt ileu,iu whereof hiea as d
1 the Court doth order, that unless the surviving n
E his ly. do proceed process 10 revive a.a
Sc ior hearing the next Term OF ulIH So ~
ia,. lo .he failure to do the Court WI" PioIeeu "A,
sa.,r decree heTcin may be Geeheu pr"pe.' .
losing OF me IuI under control among those VINO ha
trust ncfpe referred from John nenGree 70 ,
and John MYERS irustecs and The Court aoth ulIest ma
order be inserted or more o, .lc G
5hed city Richmond and continued 'hoei
E weeks thatcopies DO served on such OF Tue
s nav reside found within this com
A Acnpy-Tesr L, w CHAMBERLAfNE, Jr;, Il. y.
July -. or the Circur Court for the CITY OIL hic'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
ExTRAoRDINARY "AvAILABILITY."

The Savannah Republican (whig) announces that Heb
er and jenkins meetings have been held in large number
counties in Georgia and that 'he convention of the 18th
promises be Of the largest and most respectable that
has assembled in the State for many years. emphali
caly movement uu TIE part u 'te ""5 "ase1s. c
popular in the State high In favor OF webster
and Jenkins" Here is universal "bot' from the Scou
ticket in State which gave handsome majority ior Gen
Taylor
Speaking of "avaability there is ominous meaning
in letter from Mr.. Langdon the editor OF ihe mobile Aa'
ver,ser the leading Whg pupe in the State, VINO writes
thus from New York. regard to the respect PAID oy ola
Tammany to Mr. Cays funeral cortege:
at was proud triumph those true and faithful TRENDS
o Mr. Claw who ever stood him. who never or moment
deserted him. who fatered in their support OF MN,
who grew weary in defending num- ana SmG ; a1d
again 10 the miserable plea of availability Apdnao'uty
Accused be the degrading word From th uay 'e oe
stricken from whg vocabulary never again TO DC spoken
or written while of Henry Clay finds place III
| the hearts Of his countrymen!
Wha, does all this mean2 tasks the Montgomery ADVERT
sero Gen Scott is be the drala6e wing candidate
of Stewards does Mr. Langdon intend carrying out his oris
nal design of opposing hint The above would seem &c
sount in that way taken in connection with the following
closing paragraph Of his letter:
"For few days past, the heat here has been most ntoe
rabe In five minutes from this date intend to Turn my
back upon this scorchng city and fly TO the mountains >
No &c. g. L."
What, and desert your Scott squad IN Aiaoania' ~
| cruel cruel Mr.. Langdon!
The Democratic papers publishing thot Cen scotl re
Gently declared that he "woud sooner cut ON nis s
than lend it support Of slavery II Uen. ocott sal.
this or anything like it, his whole meaning was hat N
would not as President take any part in the slavery ans
anti slavery controversy but for the whole nnlion
Il ~" Louisville Journal
The Richmond Wing reckessly and without the least au
,hority denied the authenticity of the above declaration
Gen Scott 1t will above that the LonsVe jour
nal one of the bt,eres, Wing papers in the country aoe
no, DENY IT, but proceeds TO justify it. And me reusoh
gives is most extraordinary! The Journals imsy apo"g
does not in the least better the matter In cono'tfs
with anti slavery the South will not be satished Win ue'
cence such as Gen. Scotts justiher attributes 10 h''
They will require and will elect man like Franklin Pierce
bo bea ALWAYS made active battle upon ant, slavery, ant
has nros,rated its champions Hale, Foss Fogg & Co. Inc
Journals apology makes Gen. Scosts position worse 'hat
hp(pr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
ro JOHN II. SHELTON, ESa..OF THE COUNTY
or IoI;isI STaTE Of VJRGINIA AND ALL OTHERS

OF LOUISA, STATE OF VIRGINIA. AND ALL oIhEHs
WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: -. ,r S,o,c
Tennessee guardian OF Henry Kemp minor nsr court S o
IL Kemp deceased will petition the Judge oil the Crcu
LISA county State OF Virginia the 2nd day Of the nex @ "
~ Court order requiring the said John D. sneu v
property and money his hands, belonging TO my
aid Henry Kemp also authorizing me- as the
ecev morey and personal property which may belong TO
said ward including the acerune rents q ms rea sno rho
fd may receive either from The said John B. sh;
oer person in this State the State OF tennessee In
h reside and in which appointed guardian as aore;
like the legally appointed ana quaheo
'Eccan In this State Of the said Henry c. Kemp ,u
Sen under hand in the county Of Sta1 o. WI!
4 VA this 3rd day Of August 1852. JESSE L. HARRIS
August E-cw4w By his counsel, GusHant d Cosby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
''Ion" Washington correspondent of the Baltimore ou

says:
Mr. Soules views Of the fishery question: presented To-
day were truly patriotic and American. He showed that
the British pieen>lons exclude people from the hoe
,aons o the absurd ana arrogant In me
and me fishing rights of people were enjoyed unde uol
and should be protected. While were under me idsh oi
England hc utterly opposed any negotiation ne aa
not suppose he said that any going on; but II wa
let it, he sad be dropped and let us stand up 10 OUT s'
like men,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
JOHN VI. LATHAM,
AZ IORNE Y At La w,

WASHINGTON CRY, ID. c.
rrEsCTiCES the several Courts of the District of Columbia
A., pertinent 10 his profession which may be
-, M Will with rrompta Herefers
Msssrs SgLDRS WlrHERs 4 Co.,
Gen. lSn. VI NcChLLA, Washington, ID. C.
IAMss J. NLLSR Esq,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17

OF mat gallant expression afterwards the buttons
of his .tgneni) of the glory OF it, TIE ScuIi ticket,
assure you, needed lift OF this The enthusiasm
would nt come before hus it yet. The odr of
oe"ao!sn Sticks 10 Scuts skirts and against the united
Democracy, he cannot, opinion carry New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
NoTICE PHYSICIANS

rYSCilN, WISHING 10 retire from eEenslve Practice pro
& 2e> small member OF the profession In
nm situation, and give the purchaser the benefit OF limit,
rlsist med with the view oil transferring the practice
~ 5gts Al pclun may be made the Office OF the Richmond
r,ru-r August 2-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-17
MRS. 7. w. PEGRAM,
~ ~
CORNER Of EkAN

CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS
~ Ill her iam. ladies wishing attend school
" Richmond the LIST of October until the lst Of July
Her equally convenient 10 the schools OF Mrs Mead and
p.v Nr lore Aug i--cf
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SlD EtSSTEN,

4 q II Z II
The Courts Of Alexandria, Fairfax and Fauquer
w Cy4Us He will also attend 10 the Of Claims
a ii , ,acra Government. Office kiLg between 81
A., an the building occupied by tie Manassas Gap ai
koa. GQiM,4"t .