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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
HaMtaT Tell.

Here is d "bitof advice" to young la
dies, setting forth how they may know
whether a young g~allantis really court
ihIlg'' them Of only paying them tfpolite.
attentions" The confolndiRg The one
with the other has been the source of
very much trouble, both and SINCE the
era Of Pickwick and Mrs. Burdell
"a young MAJ admirss 4 pretty girl,
and must manifest 1t, He can'ttthelp do
Ing 50, for the life of him. The young
lady has a tender Notwithstanding optlike
vine tendrils for something to- Cling TO.
She sees the admiration Is Afattered /;
begins soon to love; expects some ten
der avowal and perhaps gets so far as
I'd decide that she will choose q white
satin under that game, &c, at the very
moment that the gallant She loves is pop
ping. the question to another datnsel ten
miles off Il
Now the difficulty lies in not precisely
understanding the difference between
Apolite attentions and the tender mani
Ifestations Of love. Admiriinlgg 4 beautiful
girl, and wishing to make a wife Of her,
are not always the same thing and there
fore it is necessary that \ damsel should
he on tile alert to distaaovsrIto which class
the attentions paid her By handsome and
fashionable young gentlemen belong.
First, then, if 4 young man greets you.
ii a loud, free and hearty tone if he
knows precisely whore tp put Ihis hands
if he! stares you straightin the dye, with,
his mouth wide open if he turns his
back oyou to speak to another IL he
tells. you who made his coat if he
squeezes your hand if he eats. heartily
in your presence !; if he fails to talk very
kindly TO your mother ; if in short, he
sneezes when you axes singing, eritieizes
your cturis, Or fails to be foolish fifty times
every hour, then don't fall in love with
him for the world He only admires
you, let him be and say what he will.
On the other hand, ii he be merry with
every body else, but quiet with you if
he be anxious to see if your tea is suffi-
1ciently sweetened, and your dear person
well wrapped up when you go out into
1.-The cold If he talks ! ery low, and never
JIDOhS YOU bUCtullYf.lu btfOH ~ Y % ~ @Aio
checks are red andIhis NOSE only blushes,
HI is enough. II he r3mps with your
sister, signs like a pair offold bellows,
looks solemn when you ARE addressed by
another gentleman, and M fact is 1.-The most
still, awkward, stupid, yet anxious VI all
Of your male friends, you may rgo
ahead, X and make the poor fellow too
happy for his skin to hold hliimlI
Young ladies' keep your hearts in q
case ofgood leathef, sor some other tough
substance, until the right one is found
beyond a doubt, after which youu tan GO
on and love, and oourtaad BE married and
happy without the least Bit Of trouble"
we consider this advice SO sensible,
that although it is somewhat open to the
charge of bluntness, weEhaYe n9 hesita.
ton In pressing it#upoa the attention o
our lady readers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
KANAWHA {. il. VIRGINIA.. TUESDAY, 4

ions, feelings, habits, mid modes of life,
at variance with those the native pop
lation? We aregextremely 10th to inter
pref the proceeding#at Glyandotte AS a
fair indication Of public sentimenti in Wes-
tern Virginia.. However disposed to fos-
ter and encourage die emigration To our
State Of good and law-abiding' 'citizens,
The people of that sections will not coun-
tenance a movement seton foot with the
aaFsowed determination to make an insidi-
,ooquplss attack upon the institution Of domes-
tic slavery.-Richmond South.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

H&FIAIEi 3T.NI4 Atkf= rEf-I+A ~ 49, tt
The MODEL LADY,-The model lady
puts her children out to nurse and tends
hpdogs; lies in bedtil noon; wears paper
solea shoes pinches her waist gives the
piano fits; forgets to pay her m%illiner;
cuts her poor relations; goes to church.
when she has a new bonnet; turns the
cold shoulder to her husband. and fiirts
with his friends. never saw a thimble.
don know alarming needle from a crow
bal; wonders where buildings grow; eats
hams and eggs in private, and dimes on
pigeons leg in publief runs mad afler
the last new fashion; doies on Byron;
adores any man who grins behind a nous
stache; and, when asked the age Of her
YOUNGEST child, replies: Don't know.
indeed-ask Betty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

lieut.. JOHN P .DEcATUR.-The sud
den death of Lieut.. j ohm p. Decatur,efthe
United States Navy. which occurred on
the 18th instant, Of disease of the heart,
has already been mentioned. Hewas at
tached to the United States steamer Mis-
s%issippi, about TO sail from BfooklynIfor
China, and was an accomplished officer.
Lieut.. d. entered the navy in 1886 as
a m~idshipman, since which period he has
served his country with that, honor and
which might Be expected from
a~descendant of the gallant and distinguish
Commodore Stephen Decatur.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AcootNTs.-We.
learn that Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Esq. Of
Lewis county, has been appointed BY the
Executive, Auditor of Public Accounts,
III fill the vacancy occasionally BY the
death of the late Capt. Geo. ". Clutter.
Mr.. Bennett was President of The Branch
of the Exchange Bank located st Weston
Lewis county. He has filed several
posts Of a public character. and has ss-
tablished a reputation for ability and adj
ministratiYe talent. which makes his app
poointment judicious.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

IMPORTANT CAsE.-John Underwood,
a Justice of the peace. residing at Deco.
GUAM, Prince William county, Va, was
examined before TWO magistrates, on the
e5th inst. n charge Of Violating the law
ST the Commonwealth, which provides
for the punishment of those who main
tain by speaking or writer's that owners
have not right ofpropertyin their slaves"
The accussdyas held for his appearance
before the county court in August. An
other citizen of Prince William is suspec-
.ted ola similar offence, but has not been
arrested. II a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Lyme IN BED WITH THk HEAD HEN
-It is often a question amongst persons
who are unacquainted with anatomy and
physiology Of : man. whether lying with
the head exalted of even with the body
was the most wholesome. Most consult
ing their own ease Oh this point, argue
in favor of that which they prefer. Vow,
though many delight il bolstering up
their head At night, and sleeps soulidly
without injury. YET declare it 70 M A
dangerous habit. The vessels through
which the blood passes from the head To
the heart, are always lessoned III their
cavities when the head is resting in bed
higherthan the Body; there, mall diseases
ate nded with fever, the head should be
pretty nearly on a level with the body;
and people ought to accustom themselves
to sleep thus 70 avoid danger Veal
| Journal. 1is VI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

PosToFFIcE Matters IL VIRelHtA.-
TO All vacancies created by designations
the following appointments have been
made:-John Dudding. postmaster AZ.
Windfeld, Putnam county, vice A. H.
Hanly, James H. Bishop, postmaster az
Forest Depot, Bedford county, vice Theo-
dore E. Reynolds. Joseph Hutchinson;
postmaster at BraxtonlC.. H., Braxton
county, vice Philip Duffy. Tillotson
Janney postmaster at Buekhannon, Up
shir county, vice Thomas a. Janney.
Chas. w. Hunter postmaster at Red
House, Charlotte county. vice Nathan ~.
Hancock. l/
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

The Corner Stone Of the Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute, is to be laid BY the Ma
sonic Fraternity-most probably by the
members Of the Grand Lodge. Them
1sstitute is only waiting now t getposses-
sion Of Lafayette Hall, when they MM
commence at once to remove the pres
esnt buildings from the lot, preparatoryt to
erecting their own handsome edi6ce,
which will not only prove Of ihcalculable
value to it, but be highly Ornamental to
9th and Bank streets.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

The Identical watch taken from Major
Andre, on his capture as a spy, is now
possessed by a gentleman named Chase,
at Horizon, Wisconsin. Il ID Of
pure gold, much larger round than other
watc6eso Of the present day, but very thin.
movement, aud figured thus-3,
,6.f9. IL on the face, with points between.
on the cap is engraved John Andre,
1F74.s Notwithstanding its old age,
few watches keep better time.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

V1sEGARI-The juice Of one bushef Of
sugar beets. worth twenty five cents, and
which any farmer d raise with little
cost, will make from Eve tousix gallons Of
vinegar equal 70 the BEST elder wine
First wash and grate the beets, and ex-
press the hice in a cheese press, or u
any other way which d little ingenuity
a suggest, and put the liquor into q
barrel, cover The 6ung with a gauze and
set il ID the sun, and m-ffteen lor twenty
days ii will be fit for use. BY this meth,
cd the very best vinegar may be obtained
without any great trouble, and I5hope ~
who like good vinegar will try Oh
IytyeU ETru1er.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

FREE-LovE1sm.--Fres -loveismh has bro
ken out in Ohio, which, next to Massa1
chusetts, exhibits the Iargest amount IF
mental arrangement ID the population
al 4 recent convention in Rayenha,
one lady delegate said, although she had
ana husband IN Cleveland, she considered
herself married 70 the whole huInanIrace;
All men were her husbands, and she hhaa
an undying love for them. She E said !
also, awhat business is Y 70 TIE Worrlidd
whether one man is the father Of my
children 81 ten men are? i have THE
riphtto saw who shall b the father Of my
c6iIdren.6 This universal affection creed
4 crossed with spirituaiism and a very
strono trace Of religions m6delty-
Whether the three viii be incorporated
into ! new religion IS yet . subject b
doubt, though there are strong leaninggi
that way.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

lCuR1ous D1scovERY.-A copper kettle
has been found seventeen feet below the
surface, near Alton, ILL., ,imbedded in vein
of coal. 1t was found on Buffalo Rock.
on the Illinois river. Some think il was
brought there by some of theearly French
Missionaries, over 600 years ago; others
rive itan earlier date. An ask how could
ii come IN a solid bed Of coal? This ques-
ton none can answer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Eli ThaNef1s Inception. in Virginia.

IN II.l Jill l ..Ao6nJ ;o nsHnt
lbwlli be seen from the prqesedings e
ihe :, mee'itis , u nv f'laiysW II WI,
.9ulI. l!as ~ ~ ~ NH i I'D rass
" We 'iiil ~ Ras ,,nba tbe snb
an a~ssehapias9 " et fn H.
Ject o. Els ~ 4 TIo ], H.
tlns s'ne oeale, NoyoInE .;ias /, fsyorI IL
HIS aaoPte stFon9 aesoiutonS !
ais PROJECT, and lnN R hlm tQgPfg'99 n sc G
oneefo Put1ti" PIactlcal pelaa
We 90 hot5pfeteaa lo qaestloH
feet sincerity at theI citizens Of. Iugan-
dotte, wnsaensy oealafe .'as Il adei,
~ Was,arn VIZ. \, l..a,e III Isnccd by
! m-on on,en.;ono n the obiect Of Ithis
so,s u atta,o ntiinp III array The
ata atainst mn, II [ ER and COMPANY
neszlad M tbe aloW iae picture. which.
III & aenious and crafty ELI draws #of the
nrosnsrous future III Western Vffeinia-
M pao;cal DEVELOPMENT Of her rich min
IN and Agricultural resources the Con
dillon, making the desert and waste places
esto bloom and blossom like the rose -
tbev wonder how aunfy intelligent OF pa
triotie mind can withstand His eloquent
sLios.s .n5 v;sw I;s "A with
pelsaa n d;s S,,rses - lbis bearers
IVY Z H. H. ,.a,a !. III - ibar ar;ans and
ao Ia $500 iunonT ! heaven -apnointed
mission to introduce the arts and embel-
1;sbments If civilized society among
Mem. He talks gIibly and smooth and
lheln' ,ah Y nI.91 III [ Inv & ia stria and
r,stter of.his remarks. He came among
nlassel a III. - disabuse their minds 81
er. II, ] 4 srmpatb;es their friendshipand
Tate.a - $3.50: a,,g control oyer emf,
arants 4 only furnished them Tie means
IL TRANSFORMATION and starred them III bu.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
ANornER RArLEoAD 10 OPEN THIS FAIL.

ASornER RAILROAD TO OPEN THIS FAIL
1.-The National Intelligencer understands
chat the Alexandra, Londoun Hampshire
Railroad company intends to lay down
Die rails durinesthe comingf fan between
Alexandria and Leesburg. This win give
great facilities for che interchange of pro-
duce, and will openrup more directly to
our markets a highly productive and inn
portant region.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
RUMBLE & MURRELL, PRorErrroRs.
Fol tie kanaRha Valley Star.
A Tribute to Spring.

j.
"ooas' youf hotds q loS.
ri' tphe youis7as.
~ = u.uios pow = emP4oy,
4 'hts iossiY pas.
~ sisi'hs zepnsfs welcome, too,#
~ eh4isehs al
49, 4 : oius ESQ., anew
{. sSutteis nature ! gioohasPa1l.
Ihe loah'allfs spof'lXe' llquid not9I
Neis lhso MUSIC III ah9 hlgn'
lhen' as q mldnlght song remote,
Eops lhlo ptalhtlSe Mccoy .#
r. hsiui oias1s 2 o9ois swee''
'olh mytiaus II r.. lsift \
nush in.o ms my ione ietfeat'
Gnu wastes ny soHi e. pleasuis nfat'
sies. nature ciofhed Y 81 e,ep noW
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

.Bones, WHY'S de gettin' out OBJ bed
Oh de 3Ist ob August ike one OBJ Moore's
melodiesg Does you CUB it up. my
aIntcourse ! does. Why2n
sBekaseit am the las 5 oh summers
"Loek here, ifyou preambulate any
more such nonsense about dis child. he'll
cave your head in. I've had enough OBJ
dat highferlootin talk. lis"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

A certain man whom we will call M
was noted for possessing great courage
and presence 0 fmind, and the crossest
wife in the neighborhood.
More thanSone attempt had been made
to. fFighten NJ. without success but
one stormy evening, one Of his brother
chips resolved to see if there was any
scare in him, and fixing himself up il the
most ghostly style possible, stationed
himself IN a lonely piece Of woods through
which NJ had to pass on his way
home. i'll
The pretended ghost had scarcely set-
tied himselfin his position, when MrT---
hove in sight, and came whisting alpng,
u~ndoncerned as usual. Suddenly the
gh9stiy figure confronted him, and in .
sepulchral voice commanded him To- stop.
n did SO, and after regarding his
companion for moment, said with ut-
most GOODNESS, # can't stop. friend; II
you are q man, must request you 10 get
quito the way and let me pass; if yoaare
the devil, come along and take supper
with mel married your sister"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Moraligts NAV talk as much as they
please of the sin Of envy, butfor theIlife
Of me, / can never zee q pretty maid with
out enyyinlg the good luck of the man
who is To- marry her.-FdvehId.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
A Score Of Pfinters.

Inthis Office are twenty printers en-
gagged. Only look at them! iii ages
ranging from twenty 70 forty, ID size and
completion, from the ordinary stout We
neverknew a fat printer) TO some that
might crawl through a creased flute, as
white as Gircassians, and other brown or
rosy-as your Georgia cracker. or
Pennsylvania publican
/ Some bearded like d Pard, Others smooth.
assthe Greek Slave. One has travelled
all over the North American Continent,
hunted bears in Arkansas, and the wild
horse IN the Pampas ofSouth America;
another has been out on the broad ocean,
and has seen life before the mast; aaoth1
err graduated at West Point, served n the
army; another accompanied Col. Doai4
lphap in the Xenophonic grand campaign
all over New Mexico: What a book he
can Writel Another has kept a tavern,
sold goods at auction, travelled all over
the United States several times, beenswell
off and broken--often. Two have been
Son the stage ! a profession printers are
much addicted to, for about half the acr
tors on the American board are printers.
One, we believe has preached sermons,
another has tectured to crowded houses.
Another has servedin Mexico with Gen.
Scott. "A sixth has been a stump orator,
member of the Tie legislature 'sout Westt1s
and fought a duel we believe. Three
have practiced medicine, kept store and
dealt in horses cotton and negroes.--
Two have held municipal offices. Four
or FIVE have been officers or p~riyates in
various military companies. One served
with Gen. Houston in the Texan reyplu-
ton. and one ID the Canadian rebellion.
Six Or eight have edited and published
newspapers in various parts of the Unit
ed States. One has been officer Of pack
ct on the '.raging canawl." One was
wounded--sg of at the stormin9 81
Monterey. Another Has clerked IA a
Mississippi steamer; was blown up and
slightly wounded. Some are or have
been married; some are old bachelors
All have seen more or less Of life and its
changable scenes. They are all Dive
men, good, practical printers, speak yalrr-
ious languages, and form newspaper
corps hard to surpass pr equal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

AFFA1R OF HoEoR.-Messrs Charles
w Helm, editor Of the Warrenton Flag,
and ] G. Gibson, pf Culpeper county
went to Georgetown, ID. c., Saturday
night week, to settle a personal difficulty
but the matter was adjusted without a
resort to weapons. Alt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
A. G.. BAILEY
MosELlEY.
AW. Il b TITO e.

ANDREW PARIS &AJoHN +.
lAf having entered into a partaefsnlp ~.
purpose Of practising Law IN the Sltc u
and County Courts of Kanaw ha, nh in the
Circuit Courts Of Logan n, Boone and koane
will hereafter regularly attend those Courts
All' bassilrt IS entrusted to their care will ~
scelye Pre-. apt attention. u
One or the other of the fTmican always pe
found, dBfiag business hoirs, At theft ONES
sn Rodgers Row,in the town Of Charleshsh'
CHA rleston, Oet.l, 1856
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Hoes new patent ten cylinder printing
press is made up Of IA, 7a0 pieces. and
10000 yards Of tape and blanket are
used. The presses weigh twenty tons
.three quarters and fourteen pouds, and
cost 10000. sH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

A newly married couple took up their
residence in Popular street At breakfast
next morning the gentleman said 70 the
lady: my dear. this IS Popular street;
and by putting y you i'm i becomes pop
ular." "And by putting GUS US in i,
promptly replied his better half. twill
very naturally become popqious
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

tJohn, How I wish il was as much In
fashion to trade wivesa as to tradehorses z
why 50. Dickg" II
I'D cheat somebody shockingly before
night"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

YELIow FEFER.-A ease Of yellow
fewer terminated fatally in Williamsburg
on Sunday last, after an illness of four
days. The patient LID. Gross, WAS 4
ship-joiner, and had been at work upon
a vessel recently arrived from the West
InA;aa eF
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
.-IAMES III. BROMEN,

ATTORNEY L COUNSELLOR All Laws
KANAwHA q. iii, VAS,
4ARAGTIGES In the Courts Of kanaWha,
IL Jackson, and ada cent counties /,
Pr6nipt and paaetual in the collection ana
d disbursement lof debts, and the prosecution
ani5 defence III suits entrusted to his care:
once On Main Streets, q few doors below
! Steamboat landing.
~ 4v2n35. AA4f -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
Law AND JUSTICE.

TT i. FISHER and ]. ~. ENGLISH PAY M
purpose Of practicing Law in the counties 81
Mason and putnam, Mnlregularly attend HIS
Circuit, Quarterly and Monthly Courts q
thbseE Two counties, and will pay every attenr
ID business entrusted to their care.
One 81 the other L theSirm will always os
found at their once, in Point Pleasant. ano
or sthe other will regnlarly be ~ the fu''
nam County Courts. 6s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11

Tbera are mounted III Fort Monroe,
va, about ~30oeannen, mostly long re-,
a6 and e4poandsrss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
----~-T F-T
DRs. BELKNAP s JAMES,
DENTIsTRY! DENTISTRY!
DRs. yoNBoNHoRsT 8 WISE,
.D4ntaI Sur2eona

17A
e-r@ WOULD most respectfully iii.
hSSA form the citizens Of Charleston.
N11II" and Of the Kanawha Valley gem
crafty, that they haye3as ociated themselves
~ tue pEactieeof Dentistry and are now pre-
pared to perform all operations appertaining
10 that profession.
Whole sets of Teeth beautifully inserted,
restoring the nataral contour Of the face. and
resembling the natural ones, in Ife-tikeS APP
apearanio Inserted on Gold, Platinum, Gutta
sPercha,sor my other known substance used
by the profession. @
Decay ed Realistically plugged, thus rem
deringI them use full for lie.
They Will VISIT, periodically, the Glowing
places Maiden. Goals Mouth. Butfato, ~,
Pleasant, Ravens wood, Ripley, Lew isburg
and vicinity.
OF e OH Front-street, Charleston, next
dohrfftobt Jae3b Goshorn,s store, where one of
the d I m may be found at all hours duringthe
day.s NAV. s, 81, v3n3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-12

oREAr OPENING
Elsrans ana YasAisnabis
TURMITURE!
IN ena altsr Nay 4th, We shall b. happy y -.
~ eeavs calls fro9 the Ladies' and Gentlemen 81
kssauk - ear War; rooms, l36 Masn.ss.s
where may - ssss
7hs Most Hagont and Complete Stock q
PARLOR, CHAMBER,
DINING ROOM
- q Z \ Ii uxo
E.s sEs4 I. .Ais ...tss. q ssr =: ... .s
80: Sss~s:.s--..11zs..s. {. 80 SS..::.-s
Anseg or Seask nay b .1bssd eeaid
HOLLYWOOD, MAHOGANY,
WALNUT
NEW AND BRAUfrIU4 PArTERNs
oHEsTNUr
CAombsr Diaisg Rsom end Hall
wHAT-NOTS, MUSIC RACKS. FRUIT STANDS,
MARBLE TOP
La SiAshoaSAs ana Daxsans,
SPRING BEDS,
MA TR A SSES
b. HAZE, MOSS, 1usx, coTToH, &C.
May4-A KILDOURNk DAVIS.
Bonnet nlsaohsxy,
IyTynBRR I'll kiaAs % 04ra~ sAA Less nsa. -
w ssss viii - sl4AassA ~ pressed II ~ y
sestfAsAiossbls Eastern STYLE ~
JsAasoa-st.s aver The PosteQse.
Kssksk. New. -, 'ta-A1y
ro Wno0 Sc 10y CO1cs1n.
yTy1 Asvs II stsrs - pasles sssvss ssA 7 Asst.
/ w lar a., 0axkeA Il. 4 c.. received ~ etnnn,