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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
For the Delaware Republican
Nj No. O01 10EI

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Ma. EDIroR :--7Since my communication a
few weeks ago, ssJack Frost" that infallible
forerh6ncr ofwinter, has given us quite 'bite,
and at the time Of my present writing, things
begin to put on the dress of the polar regions,
which reminds one of the necessity of Staying
in store good supply of fuel and Of keeping
close to the chimney corner and OF enjoying
the good things Of this transient pilgrimage !
but alasi while there are many who will enjoy
the said comforts there arc thousands who will
feel the chilling blast, and gnawing hunger
To the first mentioned individuals we would
say remember the poor. s'FOr inasmNch as ye
hare freely, received freely give"
In the way of church improvements, the nj
f.. Church at Rehoboth, Lewes circuit, in
charge ofRev. Jas. Hargis, is erecting fine
little church AZ by 80 feet, near the road to the
beach, which will cost about $1,000, and is tc
be finished in modern style. The need OF q
church at this point has been apparent fol
some time, the society there having TO use o
school house in delapidated state and limit
ed size. There having been quite largo ac'
cession to tine society during the past season
makes the necessity of the enterprise SUI
more ,urgent. 1 understand It VIII be ready
for the dsdicatory services by Christmas OF
New Years. Rehoboth is Il rich and thriving
neighhs, t4Ihood and can wall sustain a church.
Three years or more ago the Presbyterians
erected a comfortable edifce within few
nuileb Oh tuo HeW hobnoulsL OHurCu lhcnuuuou
at present In conjunction with the church il
Lewes, Is without pastor.
MIR. VIM. Lamb recently of Bristol, Pa, Is
about to begin the construction of schooner
Of 200 tons or more for Mr.. Jerom Carter
of Philadelphia. She is to be built convenient
for trading through the Delaware 4 Raritar
Canal. Mr.. VIM. Jetferies launched In Septem
Der last schooner of beautiful model for
Messrs. N. NJ. Hickman x Co., of this place
Her capacity was near 300 tons. The las
named builder has turned off some vessels for
a few years past which for beauty offinish and
sailing qualities are seldom excelled.
The young gentlemen of our town (some oil
them) have formed a debating association fol
the purpose of mental culture, but there ap
pears to be but little interest taken IN It's sue
cess by some who are the more In need Of the
! benefits to be derived therefron. The sub
ject for discussion at their next meeting is s'll
which is there more pleasure the civilized o
savage state"
There being no material change In the price
of prednee,. &C., will bs my apology for emit
ting the prices thereofin this communication
As ny intention was be brief close.
i Yours, &c. RANDOLPH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Mr.. EDIroR THE Young Mems Associa-
ton, Of this city, is making excrtions to raise
funds for the purpose of purchasing a Library,
or forming Union with the present Library
Company of Wilmington. The latter company
have a room and about three or four thousand
books. This is first rate foundation. Let
thl Young Mems Association form Union
with the Library, infuse new energy into both
societies and expend six hundred dollars a
year In books. At present much time and
money are wasted by maintaining two organi-
cations. hope no one will be so foolish as 10
oppose union ofthe tive Companies.
- A None BooKs
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THE BENGAL SEpoYs.-An intelligent Amer.
lean shipmaster, who has been much in the
calcutta trade; in a recent letter to friend
takes somewhat different view of the rebel
lion from that which is entertained by many
persons, and bis opinion may possess some
interest for those engaged in the East India
Haue, as well as to general readers. BE says;
81 look upon the mutiny as of very short
duration. 1t is confined wholly to the compa-
nyssHoldiers, but few OF whom are In fact ma
tiyes Of Bengal. They are nearly all emigrants
from Arabia and other parts of Asia, and are
mostly Mahometans and Hindoo Brahmins.-
Ihey were brought into Bengal by the East
india Company officials as hewers of wood and
drawers of water Tor them. The mass Of the
hindoo population, who are as so to l OF the
seP0ys or soldiers, are deadly enemies to them,
and would be glad to see every one of them
put to death. The Sepoys have nothing to do
with filling the ground, but are u poor, miser-
abe race of idle loaiers, and with the force
England has on the way, there will not be
Sepoy left alive when the planting season ar
rlVes next spring. Trade may be interrupted
Tor short time, but cannot think the inter-
ruptlou will last long. You may think take
wrong view Of the matter, but It is my opin-
Ion, founded on much observation in that
country, and always have more faith In what
l see myself than in what hear from Others"
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TUE PooR--A SuGoEsTIoN,--We have spok-
en- on several occasions in regard to the suf-
ferlng poor, and suggested several plans by
which many now out of work might be furn-
ised with employment during the winter. How
far our suggestions and those of our CORES
pondents have been needed, is not for us to
say, but even should they DO adopted, to
considerable extent, there would still be many
who will need assistance the coming winter.
To provide for this class, and to protect those
who are charitably disposed against impostors,
NO would propose the following plan as sug-
gested to US by prominent citizen of this
place, as most efiectual, and one that will We
hope, meet the appreciation of all our citi-
zens.
Establish in each ward In the city a soup
house, or place where the needy can procure
food. This house to be under the immediat 6
supervision OF the ladies' of the ward in which
It is located. The funds to be supplied by
voluntary contribution from all who feel dis
posed to give money for such cause. The
funds thus raised to be expended in purchas'
ian vegetables, meats, &c, necessary for the
preparation OF plain and wholesome food.
BY this means all the poor Of each ward car
be supplied with sufficient food to prevent suit
feriug, and al q mere nominal cost. Th
plan will also prevent any imposition taking
place, as the ladies' appointed to take charg,
OF the affair, will have an opportunit,
to visit and find out who are the dctud
sufferers of their respective wards. Thos
who are In need can come themselves or sent
some one of the family, stating how many Their
are to be provided for, when q sufficient quan
tity can be given them. This is not utopia
plant is a practical one-a plan that can b.
put in operation with the greatest ease, an'
one that should be fGvorably received by ever
citizen OF wilmington. There are ladies' i
each ward who can take charge Of such an Al
fair, and who we know will willingly do so,
the men will assist in furnishing the necessar
means. 1t will require united effort. Let th
ladies of the different churches unite once fc
bumapity's sake and the good work is accon
plished. 1t is q work that is peculiarly adap
ed to the ladies, and in which they must
the prime movers. The men have not tin
10 sparo-they have their businesse to a
tend to-but the men must provide the fund
aud the ladies' e1pend them as their wisdo
and Judgment may dictate. A dollar or tv
from those so disposed to give will not be mi
sed. and will be sufficient to appease the hu
ger Of all the suhsrsrs Of each respective war
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For the Delaware Republican.
nEI.AWARE CITY.

Mi. EDITOR IL have Just made visit to
Delaware City; after | tell you about 1t,
think you'll say would like to live there
The land on which it is built once belonged to
the Newbolds. 1t is now laid out in streets.
| beete all the Presidents of the United
States Ire COMMUNICATED IN the names OF its
streets, up to the time of its laying out. They
once had a King, but greater King than he
falsely called grim cruel and unrelenting,
(whosS cold summons we must obey,) called
him to another Kingdom, higher and better.
How they grieved for their King; he lived in
their learts well might they have said sLong
live tbe King He left one son, who hope,
will I'D like him may he chose the good part
and reign with his father in his new King
dom. Delaware City is situated en- the beau
| tiful Delaware river, and canal runs through
| it-bul II is seldom any person gets drowned,
| for yoh know, Corks make excellent life pre-
| seryeri, they are found here. Even faithful
Ruth vas there awhile--once she chung to the
| Jews. She now turns again to the Gentiles,
saving Thy people shall be my people, &c.
| She has gone to another field. / hope not to
CLEAN, but to reap heavy harvest, &C., come
! again rejoicing, bringing her sheaves with her
and Chayers enough to disseet all the beet in
that grazing country. Steamboats, and vessel
constantly 90 therenot, withstanding the Barr
near the landing. There is an island in thu
river, about miles from the town, called tn
1 L L
the island was made, and how it came by it
name; l do not say 1t is positively true.
vessel loaded with peas sunk there; the pea
grew, and this is the origin of the Pea Patch
j have no doubt the owner Of the peas was
Jerseyman; SO the island surely belonged
him, Notwithstanding Hon. j. M. Clayto
proved 1t belongs TO Delaware. A Fort is no
being built on the Island on the site of tn
one that was burned not many years ago, o
! present the Cannon and Balls are left at De
aware City. saw Henrys there, but don't b.
lieye thoy raise as many chickens as Il
: Frenchmsn who matches them by steam. ALI
somenice little running Foards, cultivated fell
: whether spirits or men, leave you to CUES
, but, really, talked with Alexander and b
! naparte, toe. There are Hunters who delig
to accompany visitors in search OF game.
, Reeds used to grow there and Hides also; al
there Ste Clariss enough to do all the writ
wish. On the other side Of the Canal is
: beautlfnl cage of Martins; you must not she
into that cage with q gun, perhaps you m
Q with Cupid's arrow. There are other bir
II near the town. The Diehls have all disa
Z peared. Now don't you think II must
2 pleasant, and declare they are Rich, Mon
d plenty, Shepherd to watch, Sexton to atten
Chairs to. accommodate, Carriers always
hand. Really the whole are worthy Of
h.. Price.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Perley," the correspondent of the Boston
journal, sketches the members of the next
congress. He notices "Hon. Thomas @. Cling
man, oil the 'Buncombe' district, North Caro-
ina, one of the oldest members OF the House.
he Is medium sized, pleasant gentleman,
hoted among the ladies' as gallant bachelor,
and distinguished among the savants as a min
eralogist. 1t was in pursuit of his favorite
science that Mr.. Mr.. Clingmsn first discovered
inc highest peak of Black Mountain, in North
carolina, which has since borne his name
Inc friends of the late professor Mitchell have
attempted to claim the honor for "Mouni
MITCHELL" but "Clingman's Peak" is un.
doubtedly the most elevated point of land il
North America east of the Rocky Mountains
Mr. Clingman was formerly whig, but nov
supports the administration of President Blu
chanan.''
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m IN Vie subsariberwil sell at Private Sale the
T-ESA 4 following described Real Estate, lhtethe
Iss:M - eorPerIy Of James Denney, deceased y
III lJeaware, hc FaI Known as the Home Farm ando
viii eli the said James Denney deceased lately resliel
ARK and distant about miles from stanton andI miles
o. Wilmington Del eonta lining about 100 cTes 40 ms
i've Of whinis in Timber and the balance IN eieefea
land and high state o. IMP roy menIi qnHh al rba
hnildngs are large two St5y Uweeins rd 3uso
az ssrIry house and ali neeessHry out
Sol o1d All in good repair. failing we'll OF
~ best fwafsr. aud pumps t the d2or There e
vnriet 81 other fruits, Posses viii be given tbs
18th da 10 Marohnext. JAMES DENNEYttr.
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How To MEND THE TINES. The Lebanon
Courier submits an admirable plan to mend the
times, and one which We especially commend
to the patrons OF the Republican. 1t says -
"The thard tines now prevAiliugare in a great
degree attributable to "a want of confidence.
We know how confidence can be restored, and
/: is thus LET every one who owes the print
er pay right up. This will satisfy the printer
that money is plenty. He will tell it TO his
readers. His readers will be convinced. Mon
ey will again DO in circulation, and all will be
well again. So youthat owe the printer, come
right along and fork up. Patriotism now de-
mands it ; and he that is deaf to the calls of
his cou ntry, is a sinner, indeed
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

A. a TIL subscriber offers az PRIVATE SALE,
HsNAH his Farm situated in Mil Creek Hundred
nrar the Spring Grove Fa Glory, near the tosd
ieHiIA n from MecAnnon's Meeting House to tho III =
nnd nhout miles from w mlnstOn. and W mtlea ffom
Brsndywine Springs containing lla Acres, bounded oy
anua III Aauilln DerrckfoD, John Tegg and Oters.-
The Improvements oonsist Of fran house, good frame
btrn. gnrIng house meyer ta ling apfi1K wagon
house earn cribs, Gc all in far condition. good Apple
Orchard ani other fruit trees. The lanl Is OF eNceen
onnijt " ard divided into convenient helds with good
fences and wood land sufcicnt fur arn purposes The
ncighorh ond is healthy gent and desirahethefe
i9ois, hiiiis ana NfiS 5s1N ms
male easy. SANSo pcANHLif
| Nat
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:, CnTJEoTnB,S SATFS,

Il BY virtue Of my nnthority, as Collector of
f-x.t4 City and School Taxes Of the city OF Wilning
lsssHp ton. for the year 1851, will expose 10 PUB
1s.1A&- Lie SALE, at tina Temperance Hall Auction
Room II w N. II. Naff. Enst Fourth street on WE'D
NEsDAi tho 9Th day Of December. 1867, Ut O'Clock,
r NJ IRE following properly for n shortest il9e thsi
Will satisfy ths aims for City and SCHOOL Inhes Tor the
yer 1851 assessed opposite TO each nae together with
the cost and charges thertnn.
Fiit1 streets, - 50 %
GesSrLe Diddls, Lot on Taylor street, between :,
George Biddle, Lot on SIKH street, between
Spruce and Church,, -. -
John Cannln, Lot w est Front ST., lCOnarl Potl Of
mary FISHERS estate, 1 Lot N. W. corner sixth
and Lombard streets, 81
Matthew McGfah's estate, l Q story BRICK House
and Lot y. W. corner Fourth and enoh sis, . o.
John'McGris, 1 Brick House ann Lot on Eleventh
street, betw cen Poplar and Lombard. / OIL
Dayid MoCqLless, Lot on Spruce street. between -
J1hn McInteo, Lot oil Front st., west Of Adama 10
II yland %. Pennington, IT,, | Lot on Lord sIoet,
h. between Spruce and Pine, 81
yqnd y, Yenumgton, Jr,I Lot ON Fourth street, 90
TO Third near Spruce, ~
sataI Lois Front street. leonard Plnt, e5
Thomas ShiveIs and wife, Lot w ashington st.,
between Sixth Hnd Seventh, Gd
VIM. Cooper falley, Lot N. Il. corner King and =,
Twelfth streets, 2nl
Mrs. Simpson, Lot on FIsnthtIeet, 81
and Buttonwo5i sIreets, = 81
\ Nov 2R-ts. ELI TODD Collector.
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For Sale.

Farm oontaining l4s ACES ,sItulted Y miles
&r-SA south east oil New LondN y Roads, IN Frank,
@ gysstP Ee ea ie ps wafer y sy Ta
ming IN most Of about g eres IF timber
ennssiinS az white aud blackjack, hickory and plenty Of
nhssnt rle nproy ementsire situated within 30 yards
OF die public road Mcasion Hopie Of log and frame
sprims honse tennnt house. hog house grandry, auger
The.s IS eonsldsfole fruit on the place also good Lime
kn 10, blns has had largo quantity Uf lime put
~ g u1 how ute p objective. Ii will be sold low
~, rs per acre $1,000 Of the pur chase money
1 the farm iI term OF years. Apply TO JAMES
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From the tenor of the advices from Wash
ington it seems tolerably certain that the adj
ministration is preparing to take ultra ground
against our existing bank note currency, and
force It to the test of constitutionality.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
valuable Country Residence ut Private

IA PURSUANT to the last W II a ID testament 4
fssiTf James Campbell, deceased, Is now offered e.
IsssHH private sale desirable residence an about 81
1aeAA- acres of laGd in the highest state OF citlse
ton situate in Christina HID New Castle Co. and state
mingion Tho situation is elevated and healthy, com
handing extended visw OF the river Delaware and sur
rounding country is co venien to ohurees Ana
mills and is every ct, desirable location The
rovements consist Of laree Stone Manson, Frame
Barn, Carriage House. Cribs and Smokehouse, with apple
OTcrd and variety OF choice fruit trees, and nn
the preinIyes are large stone Wheewfghi shop Al9Ts
and gardens for the water which is Obtained
from springs and pumps is of the very best quality ana
never fails the driest This property cen %
divided into three, with house on each tiyislon $40
will be sold in that way If purchasers so desire u llle
terms OF sale will be easy large portion OF the pnr
chase money may remain secured on me properly
ANY further information concerning this properly
can no obtained by application the premises, OF Y,
lel nf " 1, rtl r. MppETI I,xaeutrix
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FOr sale.

n oCToRAno FORGE. Consisting of Forge
NA with two Bloomeries and one RehniinE FtTe,
lsLll years work. Grst Mi with two run of burs
houses frame Stable aud Carriage house, with a good
Blacksmith shop doing good business. TINS property
iG feet ai with enough water to run AL the mills in the
rast season. and plenty TO There are 3 acres Of
land some goo work land, The property y within eight
miles Of Port DEPOSIT, Md and within. miles ~ Ih9
Is bnding ii will lie sold very lew. Price SG,OOo,
half a sas y balance MORTGAGE III Il sAy Newark
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A SPECIAL MEETING ofthe members 0fthe Young
Men,g A,soejaij9n ioT Ny u9, lmPros enc wll be
y O'Clock. ut the Association Rooms Market and Third
Strees, at which time plan o union with the Lihrgl
Company of WILMINGTON will be laid before them for
their adoption reIootien. BY order Of the Executive
Oommittee. J.r. HEALD, President.
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EF@ II is generally understood that bills will be
introduced into Congress at an early day for the
Organization of two new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Sierra Madra.
EB L. W fiske, we'll known lumber merchant
In Buffalo, was thrown out of q wagon in Chicago
last week and killed.
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LIED

In this city, Nov. 10th, ANNA ELIZABETH, daush
ter Of John II. Bowers, aged 10 months, 81.
In Mill Creek. on the list inst, REBECCA, VIDE U
Sauupl 4 ,oyd, az ed about 50 years.
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sIiHMGKAs! sLEh6iEfs!i
TUST received a variety of Eastern sLElGHS, oil !
y best make and styles. FOR sale low. Aggly TO-
1tlJ. 4,s...,,. GARRETT sON; ,.t

Nov sG-tl,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
III TIE subscriber, will sell the f,llowing 70
IA soribed valuable Il cal Estate at Private sale.
Ist[U Perso in want Of good cheap property. and
HlklA upon advantageous terms, have now hn oppor
tnniy Afforded them. . -
M. fwo two story and half frame ouses pleasant
Nv Situated near the Iacasterpike, the road fead
Inc from the Toll Gate Kennett pike, with ~ A.
cres 10 eaoh building. There also Ave Of land
attached the above which will be sold TO SUIT the pur-
plHser or purchasers. . .,,.
No. 2Also 10 acres Of ilnd well ooated for bu ding
sif0ns Of having beautiful eenury with fine Wow
of Wilmington, the Jersey, Delaware River aud CHRIS
tiala a fine chance now presented. ~ ,
No. S-TwO brick houses, twOslory and haiin Ham
NJ AZ fne larin containing $50 Acres of land, near
ehgsapaake CITY, Md. with good dwelling house, and
fair barn uutbudngs &C. There is also good water on
the premises. For furthsr pareularn enqHI5e q
On I.ancatter Turnpike, near new Toll Gate.
Nov I6-lf,
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AZ Rema,r.di

MAS LOST the roads between Wilnington and
w New Castle. on TH URSDAY NIGHT. 18th inst,
hGREEN SILK SKIRT and sev eral HEAD DHESSEs.
These articles wera wrapped up IN newspaper. Any
person returning them 10 either Of The Messrs. TOWN.
SEND New Castle hundred, wing the this Of
hce viii receive the above reward aud the thanks Of tho
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Wbore are MA r1o,,,

For 10 years back have been supplying my
customers with every Thing u line at fair and
and cried out "Rd stuff he could not sell good articles
snlowhn since they have new INN to look amer they
drop ttle In their pTcesproes that Lave been
ourageousy high and have iasn up my old trumpet and
blow out Cheap Cheap, Cheap Medicines am now sell
ing good Dr1ss ami medcines ~ less prices Than hereto
ting out OF employment, md the poor give them freely.
Bear in nnd cannot DO nndersod and every tom sol By
shall he tho best the market affords, and at it'll eas
price. EDN ARD MclNAlsL..
Novl H. Druggist ard ChemA.
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m WILL. 10 offered at PUBLIC SALE, on 81
<tTy43s THURSDAY, tho 18th Of November. 1881, ~
lzsEM tile Head fSassRifas, Kent county Md, thu
IaAlAL well known Tlyer1 tonsee nnd l9t Of ground
pertY Icing now occupied by James BLESS, Esq, and
rents for 500 year; The building being IN good state
III the uGbe. The conditions of
sae will be lplOws;-Fve hundtei doars 20 be paid
in ugH, The aas in annual attachments Of one,
three fur ears with interest iro1 DAY q sale Tho
security Pos seesion will bn Given the 25th day OF
| March, 1850. Sale 10 commence NJ z o. clock,
JAMES A. LEWIS, Administrator,
Nay iG-ts, q Thos. Il. Clayton, decd.
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: : A n Raa.ToR's SAFE.

IN accordance with tie wi Of Stephen PEIdy
1HyA Decreased wall lie sold, on tho pr emaes on "a
VE;HN1 TURDAY. the oath day OF November, 1851 at
&sstaA 2oolock, p NJ, N Mil Sreek Hundred near
Mill Town on the road leading TO Mokennan's Meetlnk
House, adj lands Of Zaohsrinh Derriekson Allan
Ward and Geo, r. Aloofn, small tract Of Land con-
ainiug near Fopr Acres, On which - erected seed
frame Dwelling, Cow house AID cOr1-orlb, with well
Of guod vat err aud pump ADJOINING all nearly newi also
chpioe SELECTION q F1it frees. Young sa 40 beailng
bic situation for q SINAI family, Que third Of the pu
chase money Eiay remain on the pToPerS Cnnotionz
at sale MAhoAhbE t,bFph,
Al.aI ~
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NloTICE.-An Uper ator on a Sewing Machine that
will make TOO stchea per minute, will sew IN tamt-
lies Address b., Red Lion, also Odessa and smyrnA
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: III n II d Il y = n II d : : =
q WILLIAM "A. RICKARD-, would respect ful
liz announce to the people OF NJ llford and vicinity
fl1 that no is execute in superior mai
$50 Mantes, Door and Window Stills and Linfels,
&e of every variety the best md Nc the short
police BnvinE hR 10y the best of mechanics
the public may rest assured that al work nnulaogred
and furnished at Phade phia prices. Al priqlt pt
chased OF II be for wnrded point in the State
free Of charge. Thanktu for the liberia patronage hre
~ soliersd. Nov 90 6mn.