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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-28
RIVER ITEMS.

- The steamer Tishomingo, which passed
down Tuesday, had on board the children oftbe
Louisville Orphans Home, who were going to
Henderson, to give concert. The concert was
given Tuesday evening. The Captain of this
steamer took the large crowd of children down
without charge.
- The Hghfyer packet came down early
yesterday morning. We are not indebted to her
: for papers. Officers of packets would subserve
their own interests very materially by leav-
ing us papers.
The Robt. ]. Ward was advertised to leave
Louisville last evening, and will be down to-day
She will want freight and passengers.
- The foe packet Thos. Swan may be ex-
pected here very early this morning, for ST. Louis
There is no use saying she is first rate boat.
Look out for her. if she has not already passed
down when you read this.
-, The little Falls City was caught In a
hurricane last week at Keoi1uk with two light
ers The lines were snapped, and one caught
around the body of the Captain raised him from
the deck, hauled him fifty feet distant, and laud-
ed him in the bottom OF 1alboat. He was Sc.
verely bruised bur had no bones broken. The
boat was blown about half mile away, and
narrowly escaped destruction. The ST. Louis
News bears the responsibility of The Captains
light at the end of rope!
---- The Norherner has been making her
repairs at ST. Louis so as 10 leave for Louisville
to-day, her regular day of leaving. She may
therefore be expected here early Saturday morn
ing for Louisville.
ro- The big Niagara laid here nearly all
yesterday completing her load, and departed with
a large cerge.
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AUCTION ROOMS,

HkUUITSg
Old Court House, Corner Of Msn aud Third Streets nme
dately opposite the Washington Hotel
Weaving leased for term of and fitted M this
shove we'll known stand. prepared TO re-
sale, all kinds Of
merchandise household furniture horses, bug
gies.
Gosh advances male on sonsisn ments when required
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturcay,
cling O'Clock. a, NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas Light
and sales of real estate promptly
to.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
general of FURNITURE, consisting otslst
spindle and hannie hacks. scroll and scOop rim
Office French Jenny LIND. and BusSle wood seat
Char mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs Elizabeth
spring rockers Sofas soeabes, eentres
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
ounges mirrors fine an misses bedsteads mat
tin and wre safes which We will sell ~ Gin
Gin nati prices.
also hsnd great Tafiety OF notions jewelry
vions sceordeons, pocket cutlery plstos Whips
which will sell at redseed prices for cash.
Wholesale or retail. WOOLSEf d NEBSoN.,
Auct's.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY Journal, ;
Wednesday, June, 81, 1855.

RivER-Has again commenced rising here,
With rises above. In fine stage.
WEATHER-Bright and warmer. Fine the
last two days for harvesting. The summer has
been very pleasant thus far.
BtsNEss.-No noticeable change except ev-
erything getting little duller as the summer
progresses We make but few changes in quo
tations. The farmers of this region are now
Justly engaged in harvesting, with abundant
crops. Business at the wharf comparatively dull,
and but lille freight awaiting shipment.
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. i15T .n7-A mormon Woman" writing to a
New Haven paper, says the officers of the
2 U. s. Army, in Utah, are worse than the
Mormons. They don't take any wives Of
their own, but take other peoples wives and
daughters in Salt Lake City, if they can get
them 2 -sAA'A s1 as-e
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AccrDENT.-Mr. s. Boardman, who resides
2asix miles from Evansville, beyond Mocha n
i icsyille, and who is well known in this city,
met with serious and probably fatal acci-
dent yesterday morning. He was getting
cherries, when he fell from the tree, and
struck head foremost on the ground. II e
g was picked up insensble. and remained SO till
= our informant left.
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LII those wish 70 sleep cool had Better cali AZ Col
"a burn Z Hersi herger's. and buy mattress We
are turning out the best of
ever made in the Western country II ae doubts
our word let them call and examine produce better
We have sxperien make TO order
spring hair cotton snd shuek mattresses
them better than be obtained any other
For our spring mattresses import the springs
Eastern manu- actory and win guarantee them stand
70 country merchants would say that furnish
then on IS liberal terms they obtain the quality
nc any other city. -
We would also say that closing the balance Of
our spring and dress goods large discount
cost and those who bargains hsd
anime. COLBURN HERSHBERGRR.
DyzI Fosters Block. First
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GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN The TOWN OF



on THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD, SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANS LILLE.
FHNHIS sale of lots will take place WEDNESDAY.
n the IST DAY OF AUGUST next. the premiess.
10 O'Clock A. M The of Elbe field is
Immediately the Evansville 4 Indianapolis
Sraght Line r. r. le miles from Evansville is miles from
Princeton. miles from Newburgh. IA miles from Boon
VILE % Wabash Il Erie canal Being
Of Blue Grass it is regarded the
healthy situation in Southern Idana. 1t issurround
ed by farming we'll tmbered and well water
ed. Il offers the mechanic many advanta amongst
which msy he chased cheap living cheap fuel and an
abundance of the best quality of timber. blacksmith
would be we'll ptrouized and be handsomely supported by
the farming of the mmeciste
pped with from the
country facilities afforded BY the
sr facilities that will he afford
by completi Of railroad will enable HIM for
ward his great commercial naarFvausyecn
ed ag-ous Other mechanics will meet with
To all uch it will be of great advantage to
make early location.
of the be the residence OF Thomas
Smith Of the living the premises who
viii give information desired previously to the cay Of
sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-One- fourth cash one-fourth in H.
oneourth in 10 aud the balance in "a months from d
purchaser giving note with approved security
without benefit of valuation appraisement laws bear
ing interest from date
E sF2HAS s AsHann. rrop-i.sor..
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HARRENuN HOjTNfl.

TENHE undersigned having leased the well kn property
n formerly owned by Gen. VIM. II Hsrrion near the
bridge on the Wabash river and Depot Of the OAio and Mis-
ssippi Railroad and fitted the for the pon or
boarders and the travelling public generally In considers
ton Of its handsome location and the growing around
together with the attention of guests
tn hope to receive and merit liberal share Of
A, B. DANTEES& SON.
my 2wdImw WIN News
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THE EAcIE rar-NnRH

TTfHE psrn heretofore existing Brinkeyer.
Mssker Co.. in the Foundry business dsy by
the mutusl parties
by Henry and WiiaIn II. Klusman purchasing
tire interest John B. n skier in said business
The Foundry business will he carried ashseore but
more extern lively under the firm and style of
BRINKMEYER KLUSMEN & co.
Brnkmeysr. Klusman & Co.. keep hard ans are al
manufacturing Coal aud Wood sting Cnokna and
Psror Stoves of various and sizes Frs Frames and
Crates Balcony and Fence Railing Machinery. etc. which
they will sell CHEAP warrant unsurpassed in beauty of
workmanship finish and service, by Foundry In .he
West.
Eagle Foundry Nain street ard the Canal.
Store Main ST. First Second Evansville
Ind. BRINEMEYER. KLUSMAN co,
je4- 1md-Iyw
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DAILY JOU r N A L.
.Fourfh OF JuIy at 01vensvil1e.

Z The citizens of OwensVille Ind, are
Z bration on the 4ih at that place, and invite
everybody to be present. Among other
things. they will have an Grafton, reading of
the declaration, free dinner, and Balloon
Ascension. They intend having good old
fashioned celebraiion-one of the free and
= hearty kind, in which everybody will be well
come and made at home. If possible, we
shall be on hands, and as it may well be
presumed from our Dimensions that we pos
eess enormous Accommodations for bread and
meat, we trust there will be extra supplies in
anticipation of our beirg present.
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or Greytown, the scene of our imbecile
administrators greatest exploit, has been
s entirely rebuilt, and on the 25th of May the
citizens who compose that "nest of pirates"
formed an entire new government, by for
mally adopting constitution and electing
IS their municipal officers, frcm the chief mag
istrate down to police officers.
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DESIKABLE lsESIDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE
nv sale bargain Comfortable Cottage Resi-
Wv dence with good outhouses and cistern, and IN
good neighborhood. For pa ticulars enquire Of
SWEET i LEONARD.
A nckinnnsra md Gane az Ggsltl.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTTIE.

gEtHE PropTstors this House have removed from hez
\ old stand Main street their Hotel Jt nnsh-
opposite the House. where they
their cid El Others who
to call them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful for patronage u solicit continr
snee ofhe which shall ai sadeavors to
IL Our fare viii be the the market affords and opf
charges moderate.
Good Stabll Wagon Yard kept fo-conzsry custom
eyl0-d&wsf FELKER & HEDDERECH.
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Il. HYDE,s hrARRI.EyaRD.

coRHER SECOND AND VINE sTREKT. EVANSVILLE, rxr.
FNNhE undersigned would respectfully the
of Evansville and the public erAiiy
purchased stock of No Vermont Mr.
Humphrey and is fully prepared to I'll all for Monu
ments Tomba Obelisks. Head and Foot Stones
material. These wishing
suitable friends would well
oct24-tf J. HYDE.
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AYERS PILLS,

NEW sinsulary successful remedy o~ the cure Of
"A all Bilious -Cosveness Indigestion Jaua-
ness. rritab:lity Inflammation Headache. Pains the
Breast, Side. Back and Limbs, Female Complaints etc.
Medicine required
sickness might be prevented. if efecuaI
whe cosve habit of body PREVAILS gsne<-
ates serious and often fatal diseases which might
This Ia alike Colds. Feversh symptoms. and Bilious
derangments They all tend produce he deep
the land Hence reliable Family Physic is tne
Importance to the public health this pill
tensive trial of its virtues Physicians Professors Pa
TENTS has shown results surprising anything hitherto known
Of any medicine ca es have been effected beyohd belief
were they by persons OF such exalted posi-
tion and character forbid surpicion
Among the many eminent gentlemen Who hsTs terrified Ia
DR.. A. A. HAYES Analytical Chemist Of Boston. and
State Asyer OF whose high Professional
ROBERT G. WINTHROP, Ez-sp.aker Of ths House OF
HBBoTT LAWRENCE Minister Plsz. to England.
tJoHN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop eff Boston:
also
Dr. J. R. Chiffon. practices. Chemist New York City
Hon. WI MARCY. Secretary of State.
WIZ. d. ASTOR. the richest in America.
s. LELAND CO., Proprietors of the Metropolitan Bo-
tel; and others.
Did space permit could give many hundred certificates
from all parts where the PILLS have been used hut evidence
men is found in their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence the mt rna
purify stimulate healthy
other of the body restoring their OCULAR action
health and by correcting wherever they exist such de-
emit It's as 'f' Tue P Pr f By
A NJ Z S c. A 7 2 r,
PRACTICAL AgALYTIoAL CHEMIST LOWELL. KAss.
frice rs cent Per box sF diys s bog for 81.
Keller FArnsey Co. Evansville Ind; and by SCENTS in
town in Warriek. Posey and Perry COUNTIES an by
medicines
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Z. SWkET
CRESCENT AueTIoN Rooms,

c. s.
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE TIE NEW COURT HoESE.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS & REAL ESTATE B Re0RERS.
EBESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens
Evansville and surrounding country for the sale OF Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Fufnitere Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries ete also particular stten
ten Paid all out door sales of description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively
mission Business aud having goods of place
with both the buyer seller
have fair ami Legitimate market We viii devote whole
the and Commission friends
ASSURED that will efforts
them With prudence business
the confidence of all those who their business
--REFERBNCE S-
p. G. o. Riley x CO.. Evansville.
DUvALI. ALGo d Co., Memphis Tenn.
Nm. PARK Il Co.. do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES E. FOXES. Feksburg. Miss.
VIM. MCRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD 4 BRos Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLoG a. Poor. do do.
EDWARDS Il RUSENELL, st Louis No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
10 O'Clock and evening during commencing
at early gassht APPS SWEET LEONARD.
Aucsioneers.
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Nv y EItIIiTl AtlRE TRACTS OF LAND IN WARRIOR
COUNTY, SIXTEEN MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
ON Monday, July I'd 1885, sales rooms-Old
~ House Of Third and Main *
will sell at auction without reserve
n f. of Section q. Town g. Ranges West, containing
81 acres.
The described land situated
bash and Erie canal is heavily tmbersi.
meadow land. There also good quarry
Of the land and large lot of suitable
TOR building
ALSO tie East half af s. W or of Section 2s Town
l. Range West contaning so Farming Land
half mile from the Canal and the Straight Line
Railroad ALSO,
WILLIE,
One Locust st. between 9TH and sh. Is feet by lf with
good frar4e house csern stable and woodshed
Locust Main 3o by rs with frame
house and good estern.
Titles inesputabie. Terms made known the day +
sale. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
jes A1etioResrz-
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H Prepared and sold wholesale and retail ia Market
street st. Louis. Mo and 6sj Broadway. New York
also all the puar zines for sslo
wholesale retail and favorable terms they
be bought at any other house
re- sale manufacturer's prices by HALL0CE 81
sTODDARD and all principal druggists everywhere.
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AUCTION SALES.

= y y i y
FOUR MONTHS CREDIT-SALE OF
CHAIRS.
VXTE will sell at the Crescent City Auction Mart
w THURS DAY. 18th June. st clock,
700 DOZEN CHAIRS,
Is manufactured of
the best factories in the United states and war
Slab Back Chairs, Spindle Back Chairs.
Bannister dc. Scroll Top dc,
SeoliOp Top do. hustle do de-
Polka do do Childr-n's Rim Back Ohairs,
Assorted do Grecian painted cane seat.
Large rockers, seat, walnut do de,
Cali ornia do do do cherry 90 do,
Boston do Spindle rockers do DO.
Jenny Lind do do do Banuister do do do.
Kim back oies chairs Six feet Ssttess, etc ETC.
This ssle chairs the best
ever offered in this city. The and
feet Will positively be sold tie owner wishes to
change his business.
TERMS OF sALE:-AlI suns of 500 and over months
credit.
Sale at 9 O'Clock. SWEET & LEONARD.
les2 Auctioaeers.
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THOMAS SMITH.
SAMsT HALL
VsALU AB..E LOT FOR SALE.

n . ~
THNHE on First Cherry IS
adjoining residence Of Samuel Lister. is of
red for sale reasonable terms of the most eli
gble building and perfect title given
Also house and lot Chestnut dining the
idence of Joseph Turnoek is Tor sale liberal En-
quire of je7 j. G. JEWELL.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL =
WNOR grinding wheat and and all other substances
HN requiring grind ne. -.
old Anchor Brand Botting Cloths and bslng o.
all widths.
Our aren't J. R. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight
OalatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery, corner OF OAK ana
isis-tf JAMES BRADFoRp & CO.. cineianaii o.
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liza! TEA. TEA! -. - =,
R Eo per Helsu Mar rs packages OF aksorssc teAi "
oaddies ID caddies es4dss, srresy put up lsr
family uss, for ssie by IeIs J. ~ :" hhAH'Ns''''
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Jonathan C. Broadwell aud DR.. Grant,
both prominent citizens, were convicted in
the Police Court to-day, of abducting and
seducing young girl that had been bound to
a farmer near Oxford, in this State, by the
directors of the House of Refuge. Broad
well was fined 500 and imprisoned ten days,
Grant was fined $3.50 and imprisoned for
twenty days.
There is large meeting in the Fifth
street market space, making arrangements
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"a blh'd shirting.... 4 act
10 g. A blh'd shirt
ing & sheeting.... 7al04
Sd DO do do l0al2R
Adams blue and or
ange prints. ...... s a9A.
Robson & Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ............ 8 a9s
Sprague d. Aliens
madden prints. -. 9alOs
Fancy light & dark
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HIRAM NELSON
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DIX. J. FLEAds T. Is DENTIST.
AVING emily located in Evansville respectful
IL offers his professional services to the citizens of Evan
Vile and vicinity. All operations pertaining the tee
performed in the most approved manner.
Office and residence Second street. near Locust.
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The lower prices above generally, where two prices
aforementioned orfull packages, and tbs higher fol
emsllTholessle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-09
Lower California-N icai aqua

The steamer Northern Light, which arrived nj
New York on Monday, brings some interesting
intelligence from the Pacific coast, which viii he
found in another column
The account of the execution of Melendrez,
late the commandante of Lower California, by
his successor, Lieut. Pujol, acting of course
der the orders of the Mexican government, pre-
SCENTS deplorable picture of Mexican cruelty and
barbarsm. 1t seems that this officer, Melendre2
had rendered most efficient and valuable servi.
ces TO his country in repelhng the invasion of
Lower California by Walker and his. llllihnsters.
But the recollection of his conduct on that VEGA
sion could not save him from the insane jealousy
and cowardly ferocity of his countrymen. 1t
was whispered inthe CITY of Mexico that Melen
drez was meditating the sale Of Lower Cafor-
mir to the Americans. and upon the strength OF
this rumo, he was tried and condemned in his
absence. He was then decoyed into snare and
shot like dog. When we read Of such transac-
tons we are almost persuaded TO agree with the
fllibusters that the Mexioans are unfit TO be the
rulers of any country, and that the interests of
humanity and civilization demand their expul
sion.
Lieut. Puiol, the new conmandante of Lower
California has issued orders 10 the effect that
every foreigner who crosses the line without Il
passport from the Mexican Consul in San Fran.
cisco shall be shot-that those now in the Ter
rtory by the tolerance of the traitor Melendrcz.
will leave Immediately, and If they should fail
TO 10 SO, Justices of the peace part owners of ha-
cendas and mayor-domns Of ranches will order
them 10 be shot. that the introduction farms and
munitions of war are forbidden and violators of
the order are to be Shot that foreign vessels
found near the coast will be required TO show
their papers aud Those at anchor in any road
stead. with passengers on board, will set sail
forthwith; in case of non compliance, they are TO
be considered pirates, and treated as such.
These feroeous orders Indicate most intense
hatred on the part of the Mexican authorities to-
wards their American neghbors, and portend the
shedding Of more blood
The further details Of the Walker expedition
against Nicaragua will be read with interest,"
Among TIE .Cafornians slain in that foray we
note the names of Mr.. Williamson of Virginia
and of Mr.. Kewen, who recently killed Colonel
Woodlief of San Francisco in duel.
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had been doing good service with sharp rifle. WAS
shot through the neck. From this fact coupled
with Walker being wounded, and the whole of the
killed being shot in like manner, Capt. McNab
remarked to Walker that accustomed
10 the rife had occasioned this havoc. it was
impossible Tor the natives 10 handle the weapon
50 accurately. On obtaining permission. he
started on search for the sure but fatal marks
man, whom he found mounted on a knoll, taking
deliberate aim. seemingly picking out prominent
men, M if he was acquainted with them. Throw
ing himsrlf ON the ground, he gradually erawled
up to him, and waiting till he discharged his
weapon fell upon him and dispatched him with
his revolver. lie bore the body to camp. where,
on investigation he ascertained TINT he was
German. well known TO him. who had served with
him in fexn~. and was considered the best shot
in the country. II is certain that those who
were killed fell by his hnnd.
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anvil. and at II o'clock next day he shot. and
left laying the plain. IN be taken and buried by
his wife and relatives. At the same time Melen-
drez arrested, his Secretary arrested
with him. and apprehensions are had that he will
suffer the same fate. 1t will be recollected that
lat fall desperate band of horse thieves and
murderers escaped the vigilance of officers
and made their way 10 Lower California. who
claimed protection from Melondrez. rs Coinman
dante, from their pusuers. Asamatter Of course
he had no authority Ia deliver these fugitives from
justice up to the authorities in this country. and
not wishing 10 keep them about San Tomas. where
they might continue their lawless depredaions
upon the defenceess inhabitants of his district.
he sent them 10 La Paz. Out of revenge, these
despcradnes dcposod charges against Melendrez
to the Commanhante- General. 10 the effect that
he was in negotiation with the United States TO
sell Lower California. Tho Colnmandante zen.
eral without further enquiry, put the expedition
en- route to the upper country. with instructions
TO seize aud execute Melendrcz together with all
who were engaged with him.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS August 8.

WASHINGTON HOuSE-W. w. LEFTWICH, PROp'R
John /. Anderson, Botetourt Va. Jesse Nor
gan Henry Elliot Bedford A G. Dulany, Roam
oke; NJ Il Bohannon, Va. Il II Douglass, Bed
ford; IL L Williams, Va 81 L r II; V Dickinson.
Pittsylvania; John w Cousins. Petersburg; w II
Burks, Miss Burks, Miss L S Wood, Miss Y S
Wood. Washington; Il NJ Burks, Amherst ,Jno Z
Titus, Illinois, Joseph C.Cabell Jr., Charlotte co
va; NJ W King, Allegheny; George W Matthews
IHt'ylvania; I homas L Pugh, Campbe A NJ
woods WIN II Grsh ,Caswell n c; Ri Thomp
SON Mercer H.; John w Bear Lady q Servant
Va; DIR. Lemon, Roanoke; lhos G Bnrks 4 .
servants. Miss Burks, Halifax: John w Jones
/ Saunders,R VI Claytor, Bedford a Gaddess
Baltimore; I b Mitchell, city; james L Bll
low, Mrs d Burks Mis- G A Burlxs, T G Burks
,lr, lIalifnv q