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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
Valuable Farm for sale.

u ECtSTLV occupied ny hsAHEL Berxr1r. in the
II town of "ad wick, will be sold cheap for cash.
tIqmTe OF DUNN & REED, Mineral PoiLt, or s. B,
blLLEE, Dover, Iowa Co., Wis.
The :. " tir. OF w. ar Of Sec 90 Town S North
OF Range has and Or CT ;. L qua'ler Sec 80,
Town :. Range 3 East.
The above land is ali under rood GU vatio good
meadow lad near ay, with a thrifty hard a go,
wen valer- and u situated about Il
erGl Potat, on the direct road t. GAINESVILLE.
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CT 7. L or1luIC-
There are Nine protested Sisters minis Commu-
nifty. SE Mary JouANSAH Clark,
Is the Prloress
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LIST DE LETTERS

lining at the Post Office, Mineral Point.
IA d. 1855.
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HARD WARE

4 LACE and full assortment Of Shelf HARDWARE
Also Mi, ara = ut saws, AnviIs, Black smith 9
Bellows, Nioez Log. shut Lias Trace Chans
Chain snd 5AtuFes, GnSa Stones aud Rollers. Scvthes
enaths. Hoes, FORKS Kages, &C., &c, sc. For sqle
low, by join MILTON.
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lt Puud be Useless go eGHuerafe more. Il
<upHs Keep the 3erueSf and best stock }O q
an SRoesin Western Wtscons ill., and purchase direc
70 me manu- facturers.
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REHs EEEer OF P5sfGE~.
H0LLCWAY'S PILLS AVID OINTMENT.
= states al he following prices:
Small POI or Box, q cents, ms cad Of BIN
Medium DO. do. 62ts E7.
LaIce do. do 81 90 Z; So
Professor HGl'oway's Manufacture are at 80 Maiden
lane New f'rk, ana "a strand, Lord 1877.
Gts-f5Ts AEssE TEGE.aSSFs-I5 BbIs. 10
- hHf bls- 10 Ten f:ai. Kegs superior sugar House
Syrup MoIasses, just rec'dst GEO. " CORPS
que tEss. 500 choice Regalia and Prrcire CT
d CARS, % sale at COBBS.
EG1issN cn hand anc fossElcby
q GEO. w. COPS
Il n safe AZ COBB'S.
ES ECE.--70 pounds prime forsale
ES GEO. W. COBB
<oEuES SEE CP-201 4 BbIs ard 10 Gal Kegs
2a Iusirerefve6 at gro. ". COBB'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

A GREER RoBlN lloop.-'ihc French papers
have the following romantic account of the man
nor in which the vicinity Of Adrnople has been
rid of some troublesome robbers;
The house Of some widow residing there was
entered and robbed of valunbles amounting to
seven thousand pasters, her only wealth, by sew
en men, who said they were members of the baud
Of Ynn celebrated chief, who has gained great
rpnpwn in those parts; and the poor woman used
his name in making her complaint. This person
age is sort Of Fra Davalo, who seems 10 have
modelled himself after the brigand heroes of ro
nance. lie Is bulgarian by birth. and robs no
one but the rich Turks, whom he hates. and has
been known frequentlyto give the proceeds of
such an expedition t. any person he might meet
He goes and comes in the villages where he is
well received and treated like lord. 1t must he
said that the rustic police are not mach protec-
ton. for they afe tao often connected with the
band Themselves. This VI. Yan goes through
the country robbing the rich, beirlendlng the
poor. protecting the orphan and widow and
even watching over the magistrates 10 see
that justieei is mcted 10 the ricli and poor alike
Now. Yani learned that ho had been Implicated
in the robbery, and fully equipped, paid the la
dy visit trembling, the poor woman begged
him TO leave her the little that remained.
''l3ut have never taken any thing from you,'
said the brigand.
Are you not then Yanil" said she.
II am most certainly Yon, and | come TO oh
tain tho description of those who hnyc abused my
name aud robbed YOU"
Reassured, The woman gave tho required de-
scription.
BE content" said Yani, departing, "you shall
obtain justice No ono stains my name with i'm
punity, lpromi-e yon.'
Two days after Ynui brought back to the wild
ow all she had lost, aud with it the heads of the
seven robbers who had taken it. He had follow
ed his defamers with a few Of his men, and had
avenged bis injured honor upon them himself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11
VOL. l---NO. 81.

Singular Fafaiity-A Man Drors Dead on
Hfaring of his Wi1e's Death.-Coron' Reddng
held an inquest yesterday, upon the body VI >.
y Dellieer at his late residence, in Baltic street
near Court, who died suddenly the night previous.
II appears that some weeks since the deceased
sent his wife 10 Danbury, Conn, for change OF
air. having been afflicted with i'll health. Last
week he went up to see her, and returned ut .
o'clock on Monday afternoon, having left her, rs
he thought in an improved condition. About IL
o'clock the same night, messenger from Dan
bury, eanc to his house with the information that
his wife had died. lie read the letter handed to
him, and requested the messenger to call on Capt
Samuels neighbor, to tell him to come to the
house ms he felt somewhat i'll, and remarked that
he should prepare himself to start for Danbury
early next morning. On the return of the mes
sengor with Capt. Samuels, they found MIR Delli-
Ger lying across u chair and lieess The dis
tressng and unexpected news OF his wife's sed-
den death was too much for him. He leHYes
three children. lis remains were taken to Dan
barry Yesterday afternoon, to be laid alongside OF
those of his wiie,-NY Erpess.
Distressing and Fatal oceurrence--Naa and
oman Jump out ia toindo,c--Uo Uomdn Killed
Coroner Kidder was called yesterday to hold an
inquest upon the body of the wife of Mr..
John Lewis, ut her late residence in Portland
avenue, near Park avenue, who came To her death
under the following circumstances: Mr.. Lewis,
her husband had for some time past been Ill
with the fever on Monday, during one of these
spells he became unmanngeable.and persisted in
Jumping out of the window of his room, which
on the Sd floor; no one but his wife happened
10 be present at the time, his mother, who rest
ded with them, being down stairs. His wife, who
was n small delicate woman tried every means
IN her power to keep him quiet, but, hebecomng
perfectly frantic, made for the window she
seized hold of him and endeavored to draw him
baek. when he suddenly leaped through the sash,
aud both man and woman were dashed upon
the pavement below, distance OF about
% feet Tho woman struck her head up
on the door step and was instantly killed.
lie was seriously inluredand now lies at the City
Hospital in prcearious condition. Mr.. Lewis is
"A daguerrco,ypist, doing business in Chatham
street, New York Ii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11
DAILY \IRGINIAN.
A Lesson in Gallantiy-An injured Husband in
Place OF a Police officer.

From the Buffalo Courier, October L.
A few days since the Chief of Police receiveda
iclegrapho despatch from N. York stating that
II larceny had been committed IN thnt city by
woman, and that she had left the city for the
West the same day. On the receipt of the tele-
graph, two pollcemen ordered to the Cen
tra depot 10 await the arrival oi the cars, aud hr-
rest any woman answering to the description CIV
The train came in, aud amid the crowd of pas
sengers the person described discovered.
Policeman Crate, who has tho reputation at do
ing things up very politely, Mt once stepped up to
the lady, and Introducing himself as an officer,
desired her To accompany him, which she consen-
ted to do, after looking out for her baggage. The
other policeman, Reynolds, being along, "bserv-
ed II well dressed and n gentlemanly appearing
person whose behaviour indicated that he was in
her company, aud from some things which pass
ed he thought il very proper to take the gentle
man nlong an aooompice. On arriving at the
station house, they raised objections 10 the char
acter of the hotel in which it was necessary 10
take lodgings for the night The lady preferred
ohar 10 u cot, aud the gentleman was directed
to n cell She explained how they became nc
quanted and he protested against knowing any
thing of the robbery, and that the attentions
which he had paid the Indy were merely from II
spirit of gaaniry.
In the morning, both persons were brought tothe
Chiefs Office to await the n. \. officer. The lady
who was of very respectable appearance, deelar.
ed that she had committed no crime, but was tee-
ing from hu sband who had nisused her. She
begged for the gentleman that had been arrested
with her. saying thnt his detainmcnt wns "too
bad" He took the thing very cooly aud laugh
I'd nt the whole nilar ms decidedly rich joke
Ia the course OF two or three trains, along came
the expected officer who proved to be no officer,
but the injured husbund of the lndy-ihc gentle
mnn turning ont 10 be rich southern planter,
who declared that he had learned n most capital
lesson in gnnntry, and left aitcr the denoaemem
by the first train west, while the lady and her
"lieRo lord" madc up and returned to Now York.
There were some rich points about the ailalr,
which from the positions of the parties, we de.
cline giving
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11
xrrnG,NrA p,sTnInUTIoN En,erpri.e.

@mmDIN REAL ESTAIE-sio~p IN STOCK &cg
datrbatad among Hc Pc0prhe undersigned having
determined 10 takes this method the
most expeditions dispose Of his VALUABLE ESTATE in
pcror advantages being situated Immediately on the Va. "
Tenn Railroad and In thu most hahhy and fertile portion of
Virginia aud advantages known 10 all who have
travelled the Road and q the public generally,
The distribution WIN be made the superintendent of
three pnsbe Commissioners as all the shares
taken.
The Rral Estate consists well known Tavern stand
the HOPKINS HOUSE aud four other onsrs and Lots in the
town Of Liberty -FOUR FARMS, con9linug hundred
each corporation and lying each side of
Railroad number Of fine Horses, Cat Furniture Sc &c
Those wishing purchase shares in this enterprise
ward the money q Wm, II. Mosby, Mai VIM. w Loftwlch
iynehburg Edwin r. Page, ESD, Campbell e. III &. b.
Luck Richmond;
JESSE r. HOPKINS Liberty Va
~ Shares only g. 90 Tickets sent By return mail
receipt of money Circulars schedule OF property
iy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

Thy WILL ne DoNE.-Thc late Mr.. Kilpin,of
Exeter, writes: al know case in which the
said, 'lfitbe thy will, spare" The mothers
soul yoarning for her beloved, exclaimed, ut
must be his will | cannot bear it, The min
lister stopped. 1othe surprise of many the child
recovered. md the mother, after almost suffer
ing mortyrdom by him while STRIPPING lived to
see him hanged before he was two andtwenty
O it is good to say, mot my will, but thine be
done"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

ReFFufNcEs-Mc Mcdaniel, Hurt y Preston Armistcad g.
Warwick, Mctorkc & Jones' Saunders n lby Miller Cren
shnw, John q. Meem Joseph IL Wilson Taylor Tinsey
Co. Nowln Appcrson, faliatero a Hamilton Rueker a.
Gedd Joseph Coleman, IIorner Watson LSnchbnrg, Va.
John Scott Halifax; Capt Samuel Berger A. II. Norman
rsyvania; George airson Henry; james NJ w leitwlch
Franklin gil Lewis g. Arthur, Samuel obson Bedford; Jer-
~ pitzer Roanoke; Wm p Arnold Rockbridge; Thomas
Goodwin Amherst Col Moses Arnold, Camphel WIN. G.
Gannaw ay Appomaox Corbn II. Reynolds, Botoourt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

- tho sale Of Tobacco, Wheat Corn Flour oats Ne and
any other article committed 10 their From the long
pcrencc Salmons in the Tobacco rade but Halter
shall be enabled give satisfaction all who
may wish IN that line and Moormans knowledge
hr Wheat aud Flour In this place for the last ten twelve
years enable Into the market with equal advanta
othnr honsc We therefore, solicit the patron
age OF old friends aud the public generally
Very
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

Boil fighting is at length becoming unpopular
in Spain. The Messager de Bayonne, in giving
account of some bull flights which took place
the Goth and 9th ult., remarks that the taste
for those spectacles. formerly strong there,.is
fast declining. The performers were received
with loud invectives, and even missiles, not ex-
clusvely of the softer kind, were thrown at them.
As for some women who fought and killed the
bulls, they were hssed and hooted by large crowds
along the streets on their Eetnrn home. In some
in stances, he'disorder great as to lead to
the arrest of the most turbulent among the peo-
pie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

ANOTHER BABY.-Tho New York Sunday
Times says:
They have got n new "baby elephant" up town,
the product, we believe, of one of the elephants
belonging TO Birnum's travelling menagerie. Be
ing too unwell to go upon her usual summer tour,
she was left at home, we believe, to recuperate
for n season The result is this addition to the
eephantine domestic circle. Both Button and
Goldsmith tell Us, as IA scientific fact, that ele-
plants never gestate in captivity. However
prolific in their natural state, they never give
birth in the domestic condition, those authorities
assure u.s. to other captlves-and such used to
be the case But, few years ago, one Of the
female elephants in the Geological Garden, at
Regents Park London, set the example. An
elephant in the .Jardin des Plantes, at Paris, fol-
lowed in twelve months after year after an
elephant in this city gave US an imitation, and
now, as if our country must still keep ahead of
all competition. behold we have another.
These baby elephants are very interesting OBJ
iects They are perfectly formed throughout
and differ from their parents only in size-but
that difference is so amazing that it becomes
ridiculous; aud when you see the baby walking
to and fro under its mother, you cannot resist the
impulse to laugh at the oddity of the compar-
ison And then the bulky mothers care of her
baby is so human. like and atlectionate. Give
the baby an apple for instance.-1he mother
elepbant first takes it in her trunk, examines 1t
closely, aud then returns it to her infant to eat,
having apparently satisfied herself of its inno-
onousness And so with every thing else. The
watchfu care, the jealous tondness. the assiduous
and untirng attention of the parent monster is
eminentlv worthy of imitation by many being
who makes profession of much greater share of
intelligence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

VI SPLENDID GIFT ENTERPRISE.-j0OoO GIFTS
prise ludabc and sole design Of which to aid in the build
ing of Martha Washington eoeSe an ns tuition projected by
males and monument to the Virtues Of Martha wife Of Wash
ngton. bring but Abingdon, Washington County Va,
spot 1allowed the frs that bore the name Of Wash
ington.
lodge and also thai the entire proceeds "" be devoted to the
This cocgei be under the control Of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia and the profits Of the Institution to be scredy appo
priated o the education of INDECENT orphans.
As soon tickets all sid McCabe Lodge viii appoint
a Of gentlemen not Odd Fellows to make fair and
impartial distribution Of the Gins among the purchasers OF
tickets which due notice will he given lie who purchases
price dollar only will certainly get beautiful en-
craving and may draw gilt worth hundreds or thousands Of
dollars will aid the great work OF female education of edu
eating orphans and in building this monuments to tue memory
The following elegant and costly Presents offered by this
Tract of Land lying in Washington County Va,
which Jsay 30 acres) is cleared and in good or
der for cultivation, valued at 1000
Snlonlid Rose Wood piano. valued at
Beautiful Carriage, elegantly trimmed and mount m
Elegant horse Buggy, with leather top, and %.
finely mounted with silver, 325
Fine Buggy, (one horse) neatly trimmed and ,-
so certiGeates cntItlng the holder to the privilege
sending oues scholar to Martha Washington fe.
male College hyhen completed for y months,
including board, tuition, %e. in any or all Of the
branches # education taught Ia sald college, , ,oo
'i'Sf a9. har,,@ W"s6s,a6a cner TaoIo &c. 800
Splsrli double barel Shot Guns, 100
GentlrInan', saperior Sonm,rse saddle. Bride
and Martingaie finished complete in very
best manner 100
. splendid danblecase Gold Lever Watches, val
80 Fine doubecase silver Lever W atehes' Nhneaa -
ro p.a,,irui siuglp case Gold Lever Watches val
'' h'a i -. " s51 1900
100 Fine Silver Watches valued At 80 %ruOo
80 Beautiful Gold Watch Chains, valued al S@t i'ooo
splendid Mahogany finished sofa -
7'' tnc ,io,cr a NJ a. ''' 600
ON, - 4, ia preasnins NJ a. 2Ie0
s1 me Nh iJ & S,r pcrcils aud peps at 81 3ooo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

AND FOR sALE.-By virtue Of decree of the
Circuit Court of Appomaox will SELL at public auction,
Tuesday d day October 1850 the premises the
TRACT OF LAND belonging to the estate of VIM d. Mah-
decd lying Naughans Greek, in the county of Apo
half miles from Pamplins Depot, adjoining
the lands Nicholas pRmpn r. NJ kelso and James NJ Gil
The plantation Is good of
Improvement well and has large and
Dwelling onse and all necessary out houses Orchards
situation well worthy the attention of those wish
purchase desirable seldom in market
TERMsOne two and three years credit equal payments
giving bonds with approved security and the IT,
lie retained until the purchase money Is paid.
The above land will be shown wishing to purchase
by Mr. Samuel +. Mathews
-csawt2Jd JND. WIN. GILLIAN, Comr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

~ WARDlNG Hot SE.-Ihe subscribers have leased for
term of years from Mr.. T. II LYNCH his Fire Prof
Building lately erected In this city directly opposite the depot
of V n. r. Il r. aud Immediately hetwprn the Railroad aud
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GRocfHf,
COMMISSION ANp FORWARDING HusNtSs, under the style
and firm of BLACK & PETTY JOHN. w offer ia our
honds and the pnhlc Rencraly aud well selected
stock Of Grorcrirs Liquors, Ae IN exchange for cash
country produce aud earnestly solicit enl from them before
purchasing.
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cement kept hand
which will be sold Hs low Mt other house in the
All goods consigned 10 care viii bc forwarded with dis
patch aud particular attention paid Ia the order Of them.
We offer services agents for the sale of Wheat Flour
Tobacco Corn Oats Sc, sc Charges reasonable and no
pains spared render satisfaction of
IS made \. ! BLACK,
aug ATS \. pETIIJOItN.
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TERMS.

,astSI,S is published tally at So and tri-Weekly et
% s @ s' unit" % s ali t.fS@es .Gs f
s asfSd 'sF snd 20 s. r@'l c Per for .@1F & 9
aes or nrerei inner form weekly and then 30 cts
% EsI aFs on F tss ss @ n'f'9n @ b, iSP I~PF til
sfslout, an' TiIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
ror one square daily all o.
Fg i[ tSe 'np sqaerc somi-seefy 40 S
For intended for both paper subject to special
ract ,xsrtsers will be limited to their In mediate bu
~ Anhu senents charged Mt transient ratcs.
al te advertise nenls appear in the daily and semi
srs as notices which exceed eight lines charged
he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11
DuRROuGHS SHAFER 4 co. DEALERS IN EN
B1 Tn 4 FINE Rr ADY5 MADE CIorIlINIi invite the "A


EDURROuGHS SHAFER 4 CO. DEALERS IN EN-
- IRA FINE READY MADE tInTllING, invite the mt
and friends to their unr
Il great variety and completeness of style nnd mater
al every article ptrning 10 the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE IN adequate idea Of the
variety stock only be had
personal examination Below may be found partial list Of
some the lending articles;
OVERCuATS-A most elegant assortment Of these gar
neuts If the desirable materials eoois and siYlcs-f
mas, Re pisers and q laks.
DRESS AND FEOCk CuAfS-Ibnsc sid Mt this osah
shmen surpassed in preesenes OF iii tastefunes of
general e&rnlourc If workmanship Ac, hcuH in hc.e
spects egHli 10 fnstH4a Uort
BUSINESS COATS Of every material ranging in price
from 81 to Sls
PANTS-Black Cashmere, Doe Skin, Grape Cashmere
from fine dress to medium and low price Fancy Cashmere
NESTS-Kch Push Velvet Black aud Fancy Grcnadne
Black aud Fancy Cassimere, Farmers satin. Patent Velvet
Morno Serge Black Satin &ci splendid Party and eddng
Vests
TRAVELLING BLANKErS-Nationa Flag, 81 Leger
Eusom and Saxoup Blankets, Gpnemens ShaNls NRllers
M,no Srarf- ner Shirts Wool Canton FLANNEL and Jean
Drnver Cravas Stocks Pessior Raglan Albert and Napo
isle Sebasopol calf Tiger and Nua Gloves Buck, Kid
aud Calf Gauntrts; Silk, Mcrno Cotton and 'onnry knit
Socks Pocket iandkcches &e In short every thing
aly found rass Gentlemens Clothing and ont fitting
establishments may in the greatest variety and
the most reasonable prices, at the BAZAAR.
b. s. Co. manufacturing all the tethnE sold by them
arc Tins enabled To- their the benefit Of the ad
they possess and rnsh none nut e bes mace ar
tieles. the lowest possible rntts
preorrng their Clothes made 10 order can be accom-
rnodated aud satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale.
oc us BURROUGHS, sHAFER co.
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E'AL,. :. ..,.LsE-, ,soo;--noo.., paper, STA,

Main street Richmond is opening his usual large and
general of Books Paper stationery Fancy Goods
&c for the fal Trade, TO which he would respectfully
ask the attention Of the merchants of Virginia North Carroll
and Tennessee visiting the city assuring them Of
pote stock select from be found market and
upon fair and liberal
\ NJ sole agent the sale of celebrated Pianos
featured by Worcester and will supply them at factory prices
Blank Books of every description constantly hand and
manufactured 10 order
Binding Of every description executed in the best
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LII. s.,,,, l, 4 g n."N q %. I'm.

r. PoRTERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS %
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, Wave now receiving, of
importation and purchased in the Northern cities
general assortment of Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods
our Stock viii compare avoraly with former one in
variety fine and Woolens. Dress Goods &ci and
will take pleasure in serving all who viii call on
Alsoh' eXtensiN and attractive stock Of Garpengs
Rugs be found in the city from The lowest price to the
best imported into this countrywith Floor oil Cloths that
VIII be- % any measure, for passages
sep 6-lm4 RltHARDSoN co, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

6tiA>DWo have on hand 2no tons # thu Emily 5
of Guana that imported last winter So far as
heard rom the purchasers has given entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Rairaad good effects by noticing Straw
berry I'LL they pass through farms. u W Haxall
Esq, \. Garrett EsI D. Anderson Jf some of the
u9rchasers it For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
iy Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-11

" ~ - ND-Irf,nnation as to the whereabouts OF LA
VS. ENlNGrON who resided in this place NJ to lols
H. acquainted with his present reslcdct' If alive W
& 'oi by leaving information at this Ohce ~ ne lett
aey may hear Of something to their advantage II no
'en his mex, Of kin tsep25-ts