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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

/. KtSkw county, Va, Dec 26. 1856.
: | do hereby certify that bought Of T.. B.
Hart Il Co., in July last, onelof their patent
Wheat Fans, and find il 80 be the very best
fan everused. think it win clean from
Thirty to forty bushels Of wheat per hour
without any extra labot. ]. BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
Shoe Findings.
r. :
JAMES II. GRAY,

TaOTFAGEl INN, near Red House. Petnam
NJ Co, Va, Agent for The Sale Of Murisss
Reaping and Moving Machines, also wiis iul'
nish ThrasAing Machines Of all kinds,
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MOFEATs

L. NIT Ats lSi II
GO r. IL p 4 r. IL 81
AND PHENIX BTFTERs. 81
THE best family medicine now Before the
/ Il pshlic: for the cure 5f
ScRoFuAA. ULCERS, ScURVY,
OF Efuptions Of the Skin, Fevek and Agile,
Dyspepsia, niepsy. and III fact all diseases
soon yield TO theitcuratiSe properties.
II has been computed Ina daring the last 60
years upwards of FOUR MILLIONS Of peIsops
have been benefited by the use af these med.
zones, fact which speaks volumes in favor
of their curative pfopertieS--as 81 hgle trialwili
place them beyond The rebchlaf competitor in
The estimate of everypatitnt. By4heir nss the
blood is restored 10 a Ihtaitlis.state and need
nom ailstmpHrities. The system IS not reduced
during then operation, but inSlgorated, and
they require no restraint from business or
pleasure.
The afflicted have ihthese medicines rem
edy thai will do for them all that medicine can
possibly fleet. Preparedb by
sN e l6-iY@e w. R MOFFATE N. York
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

OBJ Work of all kinds done Ut this of6oe.
~ LAWYERS and other BLANKS printed
With neatuess and dispatch, & /.
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-NV1lSo1a H0Gz9e,
D. NILSSON, PROPRIETOR.s

CharIeston, Kanawha Co., Va.
FIRST BuILDIsG ABOVE THE couRrEHousE. 4
The Proprietor OF this pew and splendid
brick Hotel, y now prepared to receive visit
o sn No pains Will be spaIed to render his
Table and Bar worthy of The support of the
Travelling Public. Rates as low ais at any
other House Of equal standing.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
Valuable Mill Property for Sale.

~ Valuable Mill Property for Sale.
IT OFFER for sale a valuable saw & GRIST
i MILL, with two acres or Land attached,
upon which there is a new and comfortable
Dwelling House. This1ai fill is well situated
half annie below the Mouth Ief Coal River,
I will take pleasure in showing the property
to any one desiring to purchase.
B. s. THOMPSON.
CoaPsrMe1th, 1858. 3:4I
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! Fer R!ent.
DIR. CMARLEs d. moss.

HAVING located at Coap 5 Month, resueet-
IL fully Offers his pro fessionals services rs the
Citizens Of the surrounding countty. Offics.
'at Cspekars's lstore. April 8. 1855. IL
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FULTZ. DENNY & SHEPARD. 81
oRw -AHDING

81 AND COMMISSION MEHCFfAdN n
GALLIPOLIs, OHIO,
#TTAVING purchased the WaIf Boat of w.
Il NJ. Cabbage, will attend promptly I'd al
business entrusted to- them. t5
They will keep constantly on hand a large
ASSIGNMENT Of Boat Stores, Provisions, Grocer
les. &c.,sSc.
The higRestuarket price paid in cash on the
Warf Boat for Butter, Eggs. Chickens, and
Provisions generally.
Gallipolis, Ohio. June, r6,tf t.1
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NIRGINIA, Ss:-At rules held in the
~ Clerk SO flee Of the Circuit Court for Ka-
uawha County, in the month of September
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In addition to the above statement: Of DIR.
Ladleyl have to say, lhati also am the own
81 Of one OF Nr. HATS fans thatI purchased
Of Mr.. haihley thirty bushels Of His prime
roek wheat for sewing, fully cleaned for that
purpose as his manager stated lSupPose tho
Oh his Old ia mol Mr.. Hart,s, that look the
pHecau,io1 tp run the seed whea; again
through the Hart fan. and by The operai ion
reduced the thirty 10 tyenty-six bfsbqk d
pure clean wheat If this is not reconine4da-
lion 10 those desiring topurchaSe good grain
cleanerkI am at l9sS for one.
a. 4. W. QuARRlER. Z
+ Killie Ctankie, 9th October ls
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

Those Expecting to Dye This Winter
MOULD do well to call at the Charles
w ton Drug Store, lag they will find
there a good assortment Of good Dye
Stutfs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

have had in use upon my farm, duting
the present year, a wheat fan nlanufactured
by j. B. Hart 81 10, oil. Charleston Kaaawha,
Lake pleasure in saying that,it IS decidedly
the best fan have ever used Or seeHin us's.
- JAMES N. LAlDLEY,
! IGlenwobd, Oct. 9, 1886. E
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4sasl advertisements.

VTIRGINIA, IS tat rules held IN the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Court loT Ma q
nawha County, in the month OF September,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

4 toNSTABLE's and other BLANKS for
~ sale at this Dfice,
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IcTTY BOOK ST ORE
LIAM III. NASH

II WILLIAM H. NASH.
yX7OULD respectfully inform the citizens q
wv Charleston and surrounding counlIy
that he has Just received and y now op7hfHlls
Iarge and vel selected assortment OF
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Z F CHARLEsroN, Kama wha.
j., This is to certify that | have used one Of J
o, Hart s. Co. improved gain cleaners, nd
take pleasure in Recommending th&uD to the
tanning community as very superior article.
VI LII ~ A. WRIGHT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

\ Having had occasion 70 clean some sect
wheat thoroughly q cockie' cheat, &c.,I
Was Induced, from the high reputation mad
IL Mr.. Harris Improved fans, 70 MAKE the ex
EpeIimenty with one of them, WHICH! with iacil
I4ty, and case in every Way,. i9ily accomplish
es everything Tor winch Ethas pech 50 de.
seryedly recommended. I'd ~, try : H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

/. Hayingused one of .B Hart& Co.'S. Fan
for cleaning Wheat, &C. / take pleasure in
recommending it to the Farmers, fur clean
ing seed wheat Of cfockle CHEAT Sc, do not
think il can be surpassed BY any Fan. AS far
as hayeiused it,, il has gwen entiEe satisfac@
5ti-a. 5fs@+ F1 JOHN G. CARR.
BRL:.cl IN -. III Ia Ir1 fa5%f l:
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KAMA VIVA VALLEY STAR.
At(u advertisements.
era ST Kanawha.

"a, |, ,,,.cribers would especially inform
~ n fmers OF KanaNha and dioining
counties that they have ioea1Sq " n Nh,
Charleston, opposite MT H eseph iilDhy ; Ill,
foI tte patpos If man lactqring WEI lately
improved double screening
a-rRd1a Cleaner
mis- fasr IS pronoinced1bY eomps tent judges
n ~ abs hest ssperatoI now a nses fbf cleans
hi sWSaaf,a Glover Seed and an kinds Of
ars;n Tram Cheat, Cockel, Garlic and all
SinJaof nth. 1t cleans Cloyet Seed clean
enough for market without sitting They are
built 81 good material and by good Morkn q
tions addressed 10 Kanawha Court House viii
be promptly attended Jo. =, al
March 81, 1851. JUN y b. HAAi ~ W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
u.gNngIM Positively TO BE SOLD

WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ely virtue Of decree pronounced by the Circuit Cour
sell Al public auction. Wednesday, 22d September next
on the premises the beautiful estate and late residence
The Hon Andrew Stevenson deceased in thecouny vi
A bsinars, kdown as
BLENHElM.
Thl. perhaps OF the moot beautiful and desirable
estates that be- found In Virginia The tract
confirms about hundred acres Of which about 4OO
nr in timber and 800 cleared, with good running water
IN every field aud lies miles South OF Charlottesville
and the universally which there good ROAD passing
Immediately by Monticello.
OF the open land about so acres arc tolersbly well ta
ken 10 clover. "
RLESHK1n lies on the Eastern slope of the Southwest
Range OF Mountains 10 the section OF country 80 long
known the "Rrd Land District nt Albemarle, and Is
under good of cultivation being well adapted to all
III. staple products of Piedmont Virginia. such Wheat
Tobacco, Corn, Grasses, &c
The buildings all new and comm0dlous and ar.
rnDcrd with very great TASTE whilst the surrounding
Lawn il very extensive and highly improved.
An easy access market (eher Richmond or Alexan-
dri4 i. afforded by railway. and the James hiver and
kauawha Canal The society OF the nelghborhood 10
cultivated and refined and churches OF all the leading
denominations accessible.
Ia short point ot health sccncry, society and beau
t'ul improvements rarely equaed by any estate ever
offered for sale
very small portion Of the purchase money will be re-
qured In hand and long credits given Tor the balance.
PrrsOns wishing purchase visit the place, or may
correspond with by directing 10 charlottesville, Al
b-mArle county, Va.
should the 22d September prove to be an unsuitable
day, thu sale will be- made the nextiar day.
Peculiar circumstances prevented the sne OF this place
when advertised last but persons desrous OF being at the
sale may assured that tho day mentioned above
the land will posreiy be sold without regard to price
N II MASSlE Commissioner,
Ard Administrator OF a. Stevenson, deceased.
l,oE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
VALUABLE COTTON LANDS FOR SALE IL
MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS

These land. are in the Mississippi Valley and
unsurpassed in fertility and in The beet lsntude
tor Cotton &c Ttst portion OF the land in Arksna. sud
Prairies /. well adapted stock raising. be
part trnbered and Part prsIri. hand, we'll IN nns
gra.s Thousands OF cattle sheep and horses can be
raised with but lite expense or trouble. The -o pro
duce- fine wheat, and cotton and is near Wine
River which Is navigahle at all times for stesmoosts
a ready market be found atEew Orleans and Men!
phs for yrhing produced TINS portion OF the coun
try The Memphis and Little Rock RAILROAD is on
nrrrly finished from Memphis u the ST Francis rveg 80
mile balance Of the road will be pui und'r consc'
.oon This road will run near my land IN CinenGcn, -
Froncis ard Prsrle counties.
Dead-nings have be"n mad" on portion OF the AID.
VIII CHI will u. endy for burning on February or stcu.
ls.9 and crop Of corn can plsnted next spring.
am Offering these land. cheap, and. WI ere The puroEs
.er desires 90 would tske pHrt pay negroes.
good re ] estate. ut fair vau-tlon.
would tps" pleasure N Corresponding With psrti'- tn
rel renee my lands and would 90 tbe country W n
them make examinations at amy lime csled or e" Men.
phs There is dbl steambo-t gston 10 vi nj i've
o. all the land, which be reached within
days travel.
Township maps and further descriptions can be At
the Office OF my agents, Mears God In Arp. rson Rich
mond, Va. J. EklttiNG,
A,o oi-coswlm Memphis Tenn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
SALE or VALUABLE LANDS IN PRINCE
EDWARD COUNTY

EN pursuance of the Gccree Of tue Circuit Court o.
Prince Edward County, made ut the Angus; term.
l-,i-. in the suit ii Budd GUARDIAN Watson and
utrs the Undersigned, commissioner, will sell at public
auction ON the premises, on Wednesday, the 22d sep
irub.r II lair II not the fair day, the beautiful
rac Allen Watson, deceased in the County OF Prince
E.i.vnrd, known
BUSH RIVER TRACT
This is pehaps Of the most desirable estates in the
County. The contains Sol acres by recent survey,
With good running water in every neld and lies three
miles IRON Menerrn Depot, Richmond and DAnvile Rail
Road his adjoIrs the lands Of George w Redd
Col Joseph Dupuy, Capt X >mith, and Mrs II. n.
Wstkins and is under good state OF cultivation; being
well adapted to all the staple products III this ion
Tho building is -wbrick work yet 10 be done, 30 by
20 rt-new house. carrihg,. house barns and all
c,ssay buildings large proportion OF rs nne tim.
brr b. found lying very convenient Tor irncing
purpose. and nre wood; between and two hundred
acres If rich low grounds. The stream, Bush River,
rum nearly through the center of the antaton convc
churches OF different persuAsons In short,
point Of health society and pr0Iucveness of SOIL 1t IL
rir"y cquhleI by any cstate ever offered Tor sale.
Persons DESTROYS the premises before the day Of
sab. will apply Mr. Daniel a. Watson, who resides
thereon. myself
TEnMe-One tnrd cash; the residue In and two
y"rr equal paymeats the purchasers giving bonds with
good security and the title will be reinned further 10.
ciiy the payment oi the purchase money The pur-
chaser will have the privilege Of seeding crop OF wheat,
ohd entire possession given at the end OF the year
FRANK D.skEDD,
Aug 2J-cids Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07

EpURSUAHT 10 a deed of trust executed by Jane. +
Joyner and wife, TO me as trustee bearing dse tie
April le5e and of due record In the Clerk
Office OF Hastings Court tor the City OF Williamsburg
Virginia for tain purposes thsrein mentioned Aud By
c..d 10 sell the Of land called the Hobby (-m
uracng the Hobby tract and the College trsc in the sai
deed mentioned. on the premises, at public auction wiz
uu, limit or reserve, TO the highest bidder, MONDAY
h day OF October 1858. that being James City Court
day.
he said tract Of land containing two hundred
tie Ious 10 the City of Williamsburg. and extend, the
ege lanGing wharf. OF James River. which
irequented by Northern aud Virginia vessels Of cou
siderable capacity. and consequently convenient outlu
| % The markets Of the country.
Tho soil is originally OF good quality, !, highly i'm
proved and well adapted to the growth OF wh--
onr- II 10 plrntifuliy supplied with excellent water
and abounds IN Mari OF the beat quality and which
v,niently located
The Improvement. consist OF all the uece.sary out
buildings tor the accommodated at overscer ot
nnd stock requisite for the farm, farmhouse, bsrn
cornrrlb stables There is dwclln houee he
imn from the fact al ''s proximity 10 the city OF W!
l-oLrr-persons heretofore owning the said land cGus
reside whn the Limits OF the said city. where uay
be purchased at moderate price aud upon acc mpods
tn! ms beautiful residence overlooking the sold
hand about three hundred yards distant from and In lui
view of Will am and Mary College.
the healthness of " lismsburg and her educational
sni -ocis advantages too extensively and isyorh
known need CONNIE ~ from the pen OF the -ubocnei
Tue estate contains all that II necessary 10 Bp s.recE
all probable investment
TERMS OF SALE --one,hird part OF the purchase
ncy to be paid down In day OF sale but should
thu purchaser find nconvenien to pay the whole OF n"
cash psymest said day negotiable note Inercsr IL
Guided payable the first day oi January, ls59 well
endorsed will bs acceptable to the trrsee the residue
BIZ divided into equal instruments the payable
tho rt day Of July 1859 and the other payable on m.
day Of January 1860 and both bearing interest from
day of SALE be secured by bonds Of approved per
sons security and the ~ 20 Re retained until all The
purchase money shall have been paid with power of
e in the event the purchaser should tail TO pay in eS"e;
| accordance with the terms herein contained
shall on tho same day proceed TO sell, separately, On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
aSCl iUN S.AhLSo
VALUABLE FARM ~ HANOVER COUNTY,

on THE NIIv STAGE ROdD THO NILES BELOW
dip CHtECH, FOX SdLE
B" TUESDAY, the ~ day OI October, lsb-, VIII be
- sn!d on 'hr premises, without limit or rrseryc II
'.ir it not the mex, fair day II O'clock the TRACT
OF LARD which reside known Sunny Side
aai lately tho property and residence Ronald Mills.
Esq cohinnp. by recent survey, l-6 acres, more or
les o! which 10 in original forct of superior
timber AMI irc wood. al plne oak and hickory. The
r'sIdcnre arabic and ia high Of imp ovement,
rom the ne OF the w" known "ramunk"y river green
-tnd mari drawn from conveniently accessible and
o"i ding" consist Of remarkably rurai locking and
vcnen, IRAN" Dwelling with brick BASEMENT In good re-
par having nine roos in IT, with ALI Office attached In the
yn:d. Kitchen Dairy, Mest House Ice Hou,e, Barn.
Com Crib, Carriage Huuse--a new-und in tact every
oher othouse and suitable Tor farm OF IFS
Size or Tor the accommodation O person owning river
band and desiring healthy aud handsome summer retreat
n're ALSO on r"c tract thrifty ana well SET Orchard
of about 80 choice Fruit Trees peaches and Appes.)
ihr marketing from which the present season. has already
yrdrd me wunin fraction o $500 The crops OF Wheat
aud Corn range respectively rom $50 bushels OF the for
about 800 bushels OF the latter surface OF
- the field portion oil the arabic land j, we'll
reclaimed, highly proidctiy meadow 1.-The Whiting
swamp" and, like the up land adapted to the cultivation
o me usual ceeh 10 the purpo'es OF hay and pastu
rage
The situation Of the Dwelling Immediately the Stage
road from Richmond Stevcusvilr, thc great thorough
tsr TO the lower country Two miles from the old Church
P"t Office, and the like distance from nsvgabc wafer
nd IN. New Castle and Ppn: Tree Ferries, IN the c
vi the highly cultivated and rriin.d society OF the MARI
bourne DISTRICT" renders remarkably eligible for ply
,icrn small farmer man Of menns owning or con-
,rnpating the ownership OF Psmunkey LAID This trac
rjuiHs the residences OF George w Bnssctt, Robert w
TOm;n John II Earnest. and my own former residence
Persons wishing view the premises, at all times do
hy calling The subscriber.
TERMS ur SALE-On".ihrd cash, the baanc. in two
equal inst4nrnrs at rnd Two year,. with bond md
approved security and tiilc retued until the final pay
Mt.
sion given ON 1T january but prvileceof pitch.
in- crop allowed the purchaser Immediately alter the
sale GEORGE W. JOHNSON.
Sale conducted by GoDDIS ArPERsoN. Aucts.
e. Auth
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF vALUAHIE pROptD,rv
IN Ihh irWN OF DAHVILLE. AND IN THE

-, ~; nEr OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN lhh iDwN OF DAHVILLE. AND IN THE
Cot'iI OF PITTSYLrINId.
q . soon rs ~ "ecree OF the Circuit Court Of tho
= county Oh rHtsyWAhia can be obta ed shall ssll
publicly, ton day hereafter Ia be sunninted T,an,.
Lots, 10 the town OF Danville and rhrae aaenly
Parcels OF Land belonging TO the estate of Col eon.rd
Claiborne, decd.
Tn. first lies Dan river rittsyvs,i, .r,
opposite the town OF on known the Dshnay ,ra.,
and contains six hundred and nineyth tc,e, r. IA
believed that there this four hundred acre,
of woodland probably the best In the county There
on II framed Dwelling House, with rooms used n.
al Uv-rseers House aId nine Barns
The low grounds very noe, aud the cleared upland
of great fertility.
The second tract Ia also on Dan river three and half
miles above Danvile 1t contains elk hundred and
tyfve acres about hundred and Of which
low grounds, ana between three hundred and fifty
and four hundred acres in wood This can be made
very valuable plantston having all the necessary
buildings and considerable revenue can be- derived
from the plus wood it be boaied down stream
into Danville
The third tract lies Fall creek and extends 10 the
turnpike, only two miles from DAnville, and
nearly three hundred acres, principally in wood The
will be divided into wood lots fronting ON the turn.
pike.
Persons wishing to purchase such property rs that
cation addressed to me tor particulars will be promptly
answered.
My address IL Scottsburg, Halifax Va
DAVID A. CLAIBORNE.
Administrator with the will annexed of the estate Of
Aug 2s-cts Col. l.. Claiborne. decd.
,-Thc Wing and South will publish in their country
papers Till stopped
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
SELECT CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL
INSTITUTE FOR Music. PAINTING AND

shN the first day of October next, intend opening a
~ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
II. which will be taught all any of the fol owing
II auche. viz: Greek. Latin, French German, H-tory
biography. Mathematics, ana all tha Usual English
branches.
In view Of tho difficulty of giving strict and proper
tinted to 2 and the entire charge Tor instruction in this
department will be elc0 session, from the Let OF DC
tuh.r. ls5s, to the lst Of Juls, 1889.
The Ancient Languages will be taught by myself, the
.her branches OF tho French by Prot Emion the Ger
by the Rev. Mr. Hoycr, and the English and hlhthe
i;.utics by fully competent teachers.
Private lessons will also be livcn and private cssses
formed in any of the above branches.
With this School s combined an Institute Tor MUSIC,
PAINTING andlDRAWIHG.
I'm the Musical department, under the supervision OF
Prot " Busch OF this city, will be taught on liberal erms'
Otchestraop thorough Bnss and Plano by Prot Busch;
Guitar Melodcon and all Orchestral lnstrunents by pro-
i':ssiunal teachers.
special attention will be paid TO Sacred Vocal Music,
aLi instruction given both privately and In classes or
sncrties in thorough Brass, Vocal or lnsrum, na! Xu
sc, application.
The department for Painting and Drawing will be un.
der direction OF Mr. Alfred smith, assisted by Mr :.
Fl-her Of Philadelphia, recently arrived In this city. spe
cmens Of whose talent be secn NJ tn" Institute
Landscape and Portrait Painting. and Drawing OF every
d.. scrpti0n will be taught privately or in classes.
Special opportunity uf protecting themselves In oil or
any OF the above branches will BE- afforded To Young La
- who intend to devote themselves TO teaching.
With th. IMPRESSION that an institution where insTuc-
ton in the general branches OF Arts and Sciences
may be had AT moderate prices from teachers OF e-tAb
l:-ed reputation will prove beneficial to the rising gen
Grafton the patronage Of al enlightened public IS So
lced
All communication will DO left at the institute Msn,
between yh and 10Th Streets DR.. Hudson Dental
Office the Post Office in letters directed TO the I'M
dcrsiened
RrrKREscrs:-Rev T. V. Moore, Rev. N. D. Hoge,
Rev G. Woodbridge Rev. II. Keper, Hon. J. 5 Caskie.
OLOF A. ERICSSON.