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30 p IL a. NOTICE. 49,
NY virtue Of an order of distrain. for
Il rent due 70 @. l.. Thompson by Chas. Stsarns,
win axpose Mt public sale the 2lst day OF Octo-
ber 1855. at 10 ocAs6k, A. M in front Of the Centre
Market-houss.rin me city Of Wsshm gton, d. c., the
following goods and chattels TO wit: j carriage,
COW, sksep, saddle and bride, and pair Of shsfs
Terms of sale, cash. y n t',.. - ! =.
- go, -, H. R, MARYmAN, Bsilis
Washington October IS, 1884. \. Nj 80 800.
oct 14-Ms
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In this city. u st joins Church, on the 18th in
slant by the Nev. Smith Pype, ADNA ANDERSON,
Of Nashville, Tennessee, = JULIET @. VAN WICK,
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PROPOSALS.

VNILL be received by the undersigned
w until Friday, the oath day of the present
month, at o'clock for grading and gravelGng the
Second street west to North Capitol street Propo-
sails will state the price per cubic yard for grading
and the price per square yard for gravelling the
gravel to be eight inches in the centre and taper to
four inches at the edges to be raked of all stones Of
improper size, and well rolled with heavy roller;
the surplus EARTH If any to be deposited street
north, between New Jersey avenue and North Capt.
toll street. and levelled to the proper grade Notice
for cutting or filling, that which measures the most
G4 gNier 5teG{a! r. B. OWENS i8t5
Commissioner Of the Third and Fourth Wards
.a...I IN 81. 3s..t.{ $500, b. .MILBURN, .rst5sa
WIN. p. MOHUN, ~
oct Is Assistant Commissioners
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

"ILL commence at tho school House
w ON the corner Of Tenth and g streets, on Mon
day, the 18th instant Persons wishing 10 study Sur
veying will have good cPportuuity, as they can
For terms apply as above, or At nj. John Sessr
ford's, Pennsylrania avenue, bstussn Elsventh and
Twelfth streets. kHH SAMUEL KhLhf, -.
oct l1--1W - ~ l-lEran .1aE ~ frIncpd.L
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AN ACT for the relief Of Mauris Hollorcn.
BE IL enacted, &C., That the Mayor be, and he is
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PEsNsYLyASIA.--The Official returns, = ~ e.
received, cut down the Democratic mSosity 20
about 5000. StiIl fvthsr reductions are sntici-
pated The oficisl returns fom one-third Of the
State only have been Reported.
The fact that the frisnds * Mr.. Flmore did nes
give enth isastic support 70 the Union ticket Is
sustained by information, received from all parts
Of the State, that thousands Of them did not vote
at all, and by declaration made few days preyi-
GUS to the election by the Hon, Benz. r. Butler,
one Of the hundred Democratic missionaries sent
to stump the State, in which he declared his belief
in the success Of the Democratic ticket but added
/" there are at least tsDsnty thousand members Of
the Order Of United Amsricans vho wall go With
as at this slsctson, Slo haze been calculated rpo,
for Fillmore in NopssJer.p - 1871 81
This declaration, from so old and experienced q
politician as Mr.. Butler, undoubtedly based ON in
formation received from Forney, Sickes and Saun-
ders, may be relied upon as no visionary specula-
tion in calculating the chances in November.
A Boston paper also says Eve have conhr-
nation of this statement from the lips of gentle
man who is recently from Pennsylvania, and who
heard leading American declare at Lancaster,
within week, that there Were fifteen Thousand
FILLMORE americans wlso 0ere pledged to ca tho
Union ticket r M ass Sr&e4
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The Hartford Courant, one Of the most reliable
papers in Connecticut, says that the results Of the
recent elections in that State Indicate with certain
ty majority Of more than seven thousand against
Buchanan
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IS REGISTER,S OFFICE Il Y
III i st1ii II hv October 10th, 1856. ~

i,s.a i st1isa ku October 10th, 1856. 9iR
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
NOTICE is hereby given that Licenses is
fermented liquors, wines cordals &c, groceries, dry
goods, hardware, medicines, perfumery, watches and
jewelry; lumber, wood, coal, and commission mer.
nbuses billiard tables, ten-pin alleys and confection
cry, and for hawking and peddling and dealers in old
iron, brass copper &c, will expire on Monday, the
Sd day Of November next; and that said licenses
must Be renewed at this Office within ten days after
that time. SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, n n
oct 16-dtnoy3 81 $500 4 Register.
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The following are the drawn numbers of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. "a, drawn
October Is, 1867
SO 55 10 26 "a g. As IL 1 IS s % m
$50 r. FRANCE q co.
d. III. McPHAIL, Commissioner oct 20
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, SIMPSON HOUSE,

Southeast corner of 10Th ST. and Pa. ooenue,
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. O.
VyHE subscriber Is happy to inform -
II the sojourners and residents of Washing &M
ton that he has spared expense in fitting up his
We su0wn establishment, and is now prepared to
& nodate all who may favor him with their pa
Il ge on the most reasonable terms, and in true
Pliladelphia stylehe having recently removed from
that city. Gentlemen can be furnished with rooms
on reasonable terms and they can either breakfast
dine OF sup in out Of the house. and viii only be
charged for such as they may order. e. fasfS 4'Q9
The subscriber proposes to furnish Meals to those
who may wish, on the European system, and stran-
gers and citizens may rely upon the character of his
oct Is-im VIM. S. SIMPSON, Proprietor.
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twenty-two dollars and fifty cents out Of my money
10 the credit Of the Second Ward. for loning two
hundred loads Of earth depcoatrden ho1wenue, b.
tween Fourteenth and Hfeen4 street West, 70 &C.
Thirteenth street west between and stzsets north
Approved, October IL, 1896
AN ACT making an appropriation for casual rspafn
in the Sixth Ward
Be ii enacted. &c, That The sum Of two hun
dred dollars be- and the same Is hereby appropriated
out of the funds of the Sixth Ward for casaa repairs
in the said Ward.
approved, October Is, 1856.
AN ACT to revive and continue in force " An act 70
= grade and gravel street north, between Second
street west and North Capitol street"
.srs e. tree. s, sss, an. and Eo
Cspiol street be and thssaneis hereby revived ana
continued in full EDsss and eject a0Ssss ssi5 d
Approved, October l6, 1855 sisig tsanrSea
AN ACT for repairing .pouting, window shutters.
= de-, in the west wing Of the City Hall yso y
Be II enacted ia. That the sum q twenty-five dol
lars much thereof - may be neceasary, be and
the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose OF
repairing spoutDg and window shutters, 2c, ia the
west wing Of the City Hall /.
Approved, October 10. 1885 ~. y. - -.
tE A meeting OF the Young Mems Chris
tisn Association will be held at their Rooms corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street. on Monday
evening, the Goth inst, ut 7 " oclok.l SAG
An address viii be delivered by Prof. j. N. Car
penter, and repor. made by the committee appoint
ed to inquire into the expectancy OF establishing
Members and friends Of the Association are oordi-
ally invited to attend aagar3 s4s $780, sRht
BY order; eCHAS. H. H0LMEAD
oct 20 fbt "a s9ta r. swis&e IA Rec. Secretary
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Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. ls.--The Republican pl
rality on the vote for Governor in the State
10000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cg William A. Batchelor's Hair Dye
Gray. red rusty hair dyed instantly TO beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury 70 hair
skin. II
rssn psasis and diplomas have been awarded 70 WI
liam - Bstosor aimee 1889, and $4,000 applications
have been made To- the hair Of hs patrons OF his famous
dye Prejudice sssinst dying the hair and whIsksrs
wisn a D.sehslors Hail Dye produces s color not %
30 disugui.hsd ron nsiars and Y warranted not to In
= sss saa py.: sssa u. wig
Factory -, BrosdwayS New Xork. 8k st 8
Bold u ~ oIs.s. End towns q Omitted ssss BY Drug
The Genuine the name and address upoa steel plate
engraving on four sides q each botsls, of
lsersNN Q13 - lBa 9o4 Broadway, New York. $
The genuine ,Or sale y chassa sso, and applied BY
y 81 HOIIOwayss Pills are famous in cases OF
termination OF blood the head, and the lives
thousands who suffer from Dyspepsia Liver Complaints,
and Blle-
sold I. ii. maaufsosorss, No. 60, Maiden Lane, New
York, and No ~ Strand, London, and ~ adsugsists al
- cents saH cents, and y per box.sa .s \ oct 20
= IE To the Million. Professor Wood, of ST.
Louis has, after years Of deep study and untiring re-
search. succeeded in presenting to the public art
Gle superior to any now in use and indeed it il truly
wonderful discovery-we advert to his Hair Resto-
rative the only article that has been completely
cessfu in cheating age of his gray locks, removing
dandruf itching scrofua, &c. 1t restores the gray
headed to more than the original beauty adds new
lustre to locks already luxuriant having the effect
COARSE harsh hair to render il glossy and waery
fastens permanen ty hair that is loose falling and
many other qualities which will become known as
soon as used. sa a
The pride of mankind singularly developed in the
keeping and arrangement Of the hair; perhaps from
the fact that it is the only portion Of the human body
that we can train in any way we choose how impor
tant then, having this portion left to care that
we should use all the means science has placed in our
hands to render it beautiful and permanent If you
would have beautiful hair, glossy hair, permanent
hair hair with its natural color elegantly preserved
to extreme old age, don't fail to purchase Woods
Hair Restorative. DAILY losoa State Gazette.
oct 20---2w ags r5 fbs ssa4 s..f
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OFFICE OF THEl CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND. i
The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Glass No, 27 drawn Octc-
Der Is, 1885:
SO 81 40 Sc % SO 40 60 90 "a IA %
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~ M. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law
has removed his Office to No. 81 (west side) Four and
a-half street between Pennsylvania avenue and tn.
CITY Hall t, y. oct lS
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AN ACT making an appropriation for the impr
ment in the Northern Msrkethouse.
BE 10 enacted, a., That the sum of ak hum
dollars, or so much as may be necessary, be and
for the purpose OF erecting privy, and the neces
eonveniences for the sale of fish upon the ground
cupied by the Northern Market-house, and for
completion of the plan Of Improvement of said m
ct already commenced. Ii5
Approved, October 10. 1856. l4
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Sostlt can Dc obtained at t6sQb IN esEijag,
and every line and he
ohi6 lfgsSe 81 es,s ssas. g sf sFse5
PASSENGERS BOUND
can by taxing tg route, save TIM, money dsAhee
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TRANS sPO RI & Il III

&. Tine Hansg. a,lll pistanee ssred!t
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GOING NORTH

GOING sOUTH-The s.i0A. Train viii connect ut San
iusy with Morning Train from roledoi ut MonrocTtc with
Chicago Express Southern Division of O. l. Ron at
Shelby with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; NJ
Mansfield with Dav Express from Pittsburgh and at
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The p ~ Train will connect at Saudusi with steam
er Bay CITY from Deiroi MonrocVe with western Train
C. T. IL Ri at Shelby Junction at o. r. 81 with the Mail
Tram on C. g. c. n c. Columbus CINCINNATI Mt Mans
field Junction 555 p NJ. with Fast train o. 4 r. r. r.
Pts6urgh, aud Newark with Ess aud West Night
Trains on Central Ohio H. n.
GOING NoRTII-The 9 90 Train will make close con-
necon Mt Newark with Mail Train from Belair G. o. II.
r. ut Mansfield with Express for Pittsburgh; at
shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland buffalo and New York, aud honroeTie with
Mail Train c. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, DC.
2.i9 Train will at Newark with Express from
Past Train PittshurEh at aelby Junction at 6i2
CIevrlnnd: 4Ionrorvc With Night
Express for Toledo Chicago, sAndusEy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit aud Chicago,
&c er1S
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DISSOIuTION Y

DISSOLUTION.
VIE partnership existing between the snb1erbers under
solved by mutual The bisneiS will be condueed
bS0uS H. THOMSON, who Will collect n debts the arm,
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
s-a4 J.H. PATTERSON. -
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WHEEIING7 VA WEDNEsDAY MORN 6. "a q. 1856.
MTsGEI. !. a lNzEOUS.
s54 TERMS :

II 4
sss tsss:t a al issas
q e
seE Ihs md sas
ts sabiishTaeiif al the stimulates
ions 70 meet fqS "a etstt 19it the
Es5s eesSi s sfsss tsa
experience OF the Principal n 9ra4es
men has enabled hu e bling degree Of perfection
Si SGIATMS@ IN @ o TuTIoS Tra Eae
student, by this process drilled at the DESK dtrtd
% az B by sB n! as fs dpa s 1f oRaS @ ad
dBpreaticestip in some kLr1e Commercial
binndsrs are in a great measure, dlssipated.
In addition engagement of accomplished Assist
eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture on commercial
our course Of Instruction extended partcularIEe
here but i saraGss every thing connected With DOUBLE
Scientific upon Commercial History
History Eminent Commercial SIen, Commercial Ge
ography, Commercial Products commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Eucs Of Trade, Part
nerahiP, Sc.
THE LADIES' IDEP1RT,lEENT
Is now opened reception oELaies No Institution in
he Union impars thorough interesting course in
In conelason we would add shall put forth
best merit in still more eminent degree the aat
ing reception with which enterprise has met aud ace
pledge oarsetrss to ingurt nlore thorough PIdctScat
0lEe,' si5ril.;r Mercantile College.
Among The many Recommendations, We gave the olo"-
ing -'
AVE. undersigned, take pleasure In tesying that
personally acquainted With 3r. GranScrs ability
Accountant Teacher Of Book KeepnE which Is OF the
highest order. lie has bad experience as an Ae
in heavy Commercial and thanking Houses, which
gives superior facilities In impartinE Practical
RHotcedCe Of Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
I.J ALLEN, IL. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LOR1S ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.
To young men WHO wish to acquire "BasiRess Educa-
ti0n We think affords facilities very seldom equaled
GRANGER OF theoretical knowl:
gc aptness In teaching added to practical Counting
experience and feel confident that graduates from
MS College will be fully competent to keep the most coD-
r,ited set NJ looks
4. Il. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. JANSEY, Secy Board OF Control, State Bank Of o.
!. F. PARNi, Book Keeper at D. I. NOodhury's.
u. OVERDIEIE, Bo1k Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G. D. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley q Co.'s,
e1-For full particulars send for circular
GRANGER tE ARMSTR0NG,
fe4-tv ProDreiorS.
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Iii Saln Street, haqpy the pa
tronaRe Of his old friends and the public anI6S.
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- = 80. RnpI ee flats.
TUsT received Gl6i 6fEl6tro Hats Of various eolofs
ejirSRt 8. D. HAnRHR : sen.
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orv,cE-CoruCr of Main and Quincy streets
OIf'N -.Entrnnce from Quincy st.
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a59 Co-Pa1tnership.2o Ts15
D. MARSH has this day associated nth him NJ. TSay-
man for the purpose OF transaetinE the Wholesale and
retail Shoe busineSs At the old stand J. BafHh,
IS, Monroe street, next door Greer OFT under
the arm Of ~ 5 TsuL XARSHsS WAYSfAS.
July lst, 1875. ,-.f e---r, 49,. $50
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4NOIiiLh g(r0OD CIHANGE.
LARGE lot of Summer Nantes, just received at W. D.
N NOTE B1OS which they viii sen at less than tn,
,fsrnl prtcts my9
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SUNDA IS EXCEPTED,
conheetnE on ts with the Baltimore and 9l6 Rai..
Road andthe Ohio River at wheeling, and
ezaaesyIIe NEWARK, aonroey and elaIibus
for IN pf The South Hest }is Ed ID ssiys5
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-s445 g CENTRAL
.0HIO.6Ia Al IL l-5Ea0 O A2-D!s
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The Whee ling Instrumentall MT

- sic Society
EETs every Monday evening, O'Clock, In the Lee.
VI ture Room Of the Lutheran Church, Chapne st. Gen.
tire Wheeling. .5l-. g. n IIASIILTONs PreSt
CA. DIITRTcH, Conductor. nrl8-6m,
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FVr NE N3NW='
TILE JOKE OE TILE SIASnN

THE JOKE OF THE SEASON.
Messrs Editors.-When WIS IN Be .lnOtr in.u.y, /
lecture was delivered "Tho GcnIlrRhT. II E'rurE
me that THERE something strange about it, prcr. c
aud example-at least il did not mark tie !S0Sth.}.
gent!c,nau And, making inquiry, luuud tust
the lecturer was indeed Yankee, IA | bad supposed
But has 1t Come 10 this ar last, that Brltn"r, EgvuE
given way much to Northern people, actually tool 6
tor q Yankee 10 come and teach her pe0li. wns,
il is TO he gentlemen? Has .hcre been better ~ -
season, throughout ihcwhoe South Whar 10 ;:h
was there, teaching US now 10 uudrrsiuri Washing
;oH, it he had gon, much farther, ~ this 'solje
man" hus done, what should we have ihOush IL o. ,iCt
unsurpassed presumption And Yet lie ccull havo
done this thing with less i'll grace than any faUkrn
thar have ever seed.
But your readers will want 20 know how Ills ger.
iienan went Oh such mission, particularly as .hrru
was no course of lectures being gvrn in risrI rr .,
the time. Ii was said twill you believe i; y ,!.At he
accepted an invitation from some BaiilmO!"Uus, for
that purpose. But cJLid hey find SGuthcruur IGa;
woul! have done ms well and heier!
As your widely circulated paper knows well IL de-
ties to the South do hope my dear sjrs, 'hat ,wU
will, every now and then. jog our friends IN Baltimore
IL seems to ne. that If they do rot prnyic ,0g!
hetnrers and Min S;ers, IL instruct s,n' "Ea 20
'herc 10 reside, might well send them - so1G
Northern city at once; tor they are just likely 10
become either actors or spOnnys. ] have been - ::
rha; those now trequcntiDs Baltimore mn" bs du.u
r0Dd, b-cause they get large audiences. Then, -r"
DAN RICE s better than all u! them; and, besIdra
would sooner trust my boys 20 h'ai II Baltimore
must have actors IL the l"cSurrr's dC-k ,i.n i.'
pit they should be iSCHth,TH"rS. II the SUu;h rrua
not furnish supply of SUCH then who wants u bit
-r evidence that such persons are not waited euva
us7
do not like Aalf Breeds whether they ave 80 called
Southerners, who reserve their preferences for lr'-
aud other Northerners, whether they e-o lhs
Northern actors that gain their admiration IN wa
most unAccouniahle. VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, MAY. 1856
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DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI.

In the Sixth tth;s) District Convention yesterday
afternoon, Messrs. James a. Seldom Of Goochland
and Henry l.. Hopkins Of Pcwhatan were chosen
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. They are
gentlemen in whom the Democracy of this District;
and of the whole State, place the highest confidence.
Tie finest spirit animated the large and Intelligent
Convention.
Messrs. Seldom, Hopkins A. X. Holiday and
X. w. HugLes were put in nomination. The vote
Stood for Seldom l,O0S, Hopkins 2,72l. Holiday
aO44, Hughes G53 scattering 2Oi. Necessary 10 Il
choice 2,449.
Mr.. l.. w. Glnzebrook, of Richmond, was appoint
ed alternate to Mr.. Seldom; and Mr.. r. N Thweatt'
of Chesterfield, alternate to MIR. Hopkins.
On motion Of Mr.. Cox of Chesterfield, all the nom
nations were declared 10 be n,'anim0nS
After eloquent speeches by Messrs. Sedlon, Caskie
and Crump the Convention lat about half past nine
o'clock last mighty adjourned Ssne dc.
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uuoND ENQUIRER,
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P,,s.sD ,,,r rn.- PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.

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YIg cnyTTyOW OF VIRGINIA.

4 PROtLAMAlR'N.
nrMaTioN having been received by the Exocu'
. .hy; aa inquest was held III the county OF Green
uyor The cody o: Joseph Shii,iett. Jr., deceased
cI ;hc:s !, GOOD reason 10 bclive that on the 2"n
IN sad ccun v the said Shitfiett was wayiaia anu
red bv JlMES GREGORY, who has made Ills es.
nd Is nov going at large; therefore, do hereby OIL
ward OF One Huudred uni Fifty Dollars to any
or person, who shall arrest the said James Gregory
i've. MIN into the Jail Of said county; ana GO more
,cr;., AL OIL ers OF this Commonwealth, ci'!i aIu
=, and request the people generally, to use thsl
srt!ons 10 procure The arrest oi Tie iaia "'esoS'
u.4y be brough, 10 justice.
49, s,aI ~ re Commonwealth. az Richmond, this
su:.. day of April il the year leo ,,,cp
e Governor. GEORGE w. MrSfoKD' secretary Oh
nTlGnwcal;h.
!, GREGORY Is a5ou, FIVE fee. seven or eight inches
sm,II :ts,,-c sparely :oymed-about - or 9o
i aye, Ii.h; hair disposed 10 curl His under jaw
:. throwing The lower teeth htt!e forward OF the
= 49, Nav 2-c6t.