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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-22
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For the ENQUIRER.
For The Enquirer
LINES ON MR.. ELI THAiER's PRo1EoA We
COI,ONIZING VIRGINIA.

COLONlLlNd
Ye sons Of Virginia, awake from your slum ,S
Let the tocsin resound Ger the iano anu ",e eea
IT, foas of your country are aiming In numbers,
To blot out your name from the ro''s Oh ,he 'ree'
With view to dismantle your nome iusu."''on t
And cancel your rights from the records oi i"me'
They swarm to your shores VII" ''e'' a"'"e'' p
TO sxtinguish your hre'ides and srnsh your name
Like The Wanda! they come, closely yelling '''e"
These "Norhern barbarans," by drsosos"ss he eo'
For they care not 80 they get the loaves anu ,e
Whether SUMNER 10 chosen STEVE p'
Fred. .,,;,r
Their freedom aud purity constantly vsun, m
They set themselves up az "uise men q tae Eass,
But, when weighed in the balance not 'n'y ''u"'
Ba, branded, alas "with the mark Of the beast. F"
They tell you their blood with astonlshment freezes
To witness the evils your black servants feeii
wh,s their rhie ,Lape who once dares to vote e. he
Is instantly turn d on. to sarve or to steal.
Aud houselessly roaming thro' country or city,
Your negro regards him with feelings Of pity,
Or turns I'D his rose in inehable scorn.
Too long have We suffsrd your claims to be slighted
And trod to the earth by the coward and knave
Then risa make an effort to zee yourselves righted
And Hsavn will smile on you, to rescue and cave
Go! stand by the spot where your Great Sire is
And muse on the life Of the true and the brave;
Then answer. shall Liberty's Goddess cit weeping
Ger the land that can boast Of Washington
gravel
Have ye not In your circle one light brightly burning
A ssar whose effulgence beams steadily forth;
beacon to guide you, whose genius and learning:
Shall vanquish those modern Golshs Of the North
Then up! to the polls, in your strength and your
beauty;
The trial once made you will never regret,
Lat the South but be true to herself and her duty,
AND HENRY A. WISE WILL BE PRESIDENT YET
Oh, place him at once at the helm of the Nation,
Contention and strife from that moment viii cease
His wisdom will point out his country's salvation,
And bury the Ratchet forever in peace.
Then hail to the STArEsMAN, the PATRIOT, the
SCHOLAR!
Once more in your glory, V;rgin;sns, arise
The great and the gifted 10 victory follow,
Tho your WAsHISeroS's gone. Goo has LETT you
WISE!
A. H. EVERETT.
RICHMOND, JANUARY, 1858.
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LRnNf NNASHINnnnN

WARRINGTON. Jan. is The Senate, 10 executive
session to-day, finally disposed of nearly all the naval
nominations conssquen. upon the action of the cou ts
of inquiry The few postponed for further considers.
lion will, there s ii'tle If any doubt. be- confirmed
p. u. juror was confirmed as Professor of Spanish
in the military academy.
The House committee OF election. ware last week
Engaged with the Ohio contested caae and Ill report
at an early day.
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NV ORLEANS, Jan l6.-By the arrival OF the
schooner Tallahassee from Sisal it'll dates to the 9th
Instant, it is stated that that port WINS blocksded.
hange in tho government had taken place, and the
eace negotiations wsre progressing fsvorsby, and
at an end, .sFr
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SI'fCIDE IN pJTTSRJypC

PiTrsBuRo, Jan. F.-Captain Johu +. Cole, who
was sentenced yesterday 10 the peniteniary for as
ssnipg his wife with intent to kill, committed sul.
eide this morning by hanging.
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Subsequently, on motion Of Mr.. SwEESEY the vote
was r-considercd, and the bill sid upon the table.
REVOLUTIONS OF IEQUIRY.
Inc appropriate committees were instructed 10 in
cure INTO the expediency of various propositions
viz:
by Mr. POWELL of Hsmpshire- or providing n
more speedy and eectusl remedy for the abateme n,
OF nusances obsiructiug the navigation Of Great Ca
cspon river.
BY Mr.. HAsKrss-Of amending an act relative ia
the incorporation Of the trustees Of Richmond Col
lege.
By Mr.. SIBERT-Of c1smptug the citizens OF
Edlnburg, in Shenandoah county, from working on
certain portions Of the public roads of said COUNTY
by Mr. FAuETLEROY-Cf amending the charter oil
the corporation OF Winchester, etc.
by Mr.. SEDDos-Of amending secIiona 10, ii and
II of chapter l24 of the Code.
BY Dir. HooE-Of providing for the payment oil
the coupon bonds off The city of Wheeling eed
by the Commonwealth.
BY Mr.. MckESzlE-Of prohibiting corporations
from taxing ths stock of tbs Commonwealth.
BY MIR. WoRD-Of taxing di.,iliers in proportion
10 The number OF gallons of ardent spirits nanufac
tured by each dstillery.
BY Dir. WiLxIssos-Of q road from Romines
Mills 10 Harrison county, to the Mitchell Farm on
the Yves. Salem and West Milford turnpike, in the
county Of Lewis.
BY Mr: LYss-of authorizing Chas. Green, an
unnntura1sd foreigner, to hold and dispose of rea
estate in the county Of Prince William.
BY Mr.. CHRrsrfAS- OF amending ssc. &c OF chap
40 of the Code, so as to provide that no personal
representative shall be charged with notice Of any
debt or demand against the dscedept unless such
debt or demand be filed with The clerk OF the Cour,
in which such personal representative has qualified
BY Mr.. BRows of Upshur-Of approprIsiine
s. QUO for the completion of the Middleork turppik.
BY Mr.. MAoRUDER-Of Incorporating the South
Side coal mining company.
BY Mr.. CREEL-Of reminding to VIM. II. Patton
a Certain cum of money erroneously put into th.
Treasury.
BY Mr.. JOHNSTON of Harrison-Of bill for the
relief Of Emmett j. o. Bren, Of Barbour cosnty.
by Mr. HARDY-Ot bill for the relief OF the id
jutsnls Of this Commonwealth.
BY Mr.. NocX-Of incr easing The license tax i'm
posed upon lawyers and physicians in the same ratio
that other licenses and tsIes have teen increased
By Mr.. MnLER-Of extending the time whss
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might we not extend our inquiry further and see
whether the two Constitutions Identical in all tbei,
provisions. These two clauses may be identical, but
there may be provisions in one Constitution not CON
tanned In another, that may control the interpretations
of one aud not affect tue Interpretation of another.
Mr.. CAPERTON.-May ssk The gentleman what
clause It is in State Constitution, upon which we
are relying for the supply Of the deficiency, which he
says exists in the federal Constitution.
Mr.. CLAYBROOk.-The 18Th section.
Mr.. CAPERTON.-We,s sir, that brings me to
the discussion of that question. l understand the
gentleman to concede the proposition, that but for
the existence of this clause, which is not to be found
in the Federal Constitution, we would be constrained
to draw the power either upon the part OF the EIecu
tive, or upon the part Of the General Assembly.
understood him to make that concession, aud il be
maker that coucession and that is conceded upon the
part OF those who are the advocates of this BILL will
not discuss this question further, but proceed to
Srre whether this alleged deficiency is not provided
Tor 10 our State Constitution.
MIR. CLAYBROOk.-I did not say that would
concede what the gentleman represents. meant 10
say, that II the Constitution of the United States and
the Constitution of Virginia were identical in all their
provisions on this subject, that this argument which
the gentleman addresses TO the House, is a very
strong aud very persuasive argument.
Mr.. CAPERTON-lt was q matter of inference
from the gentleman remarks, and supposed that he
would BE- constrained 10 adm, it. If We adopt Ger.
tain provision in our Constitution which We find in
totiden re,5s in the Federal Constitution, aud tina.
provision has received Interpretation ever since
that Constitution has been framed, then. say, We
are bound here, by the rule which bound there to
give such Interpretation to it as is given there.
The gentleman from Marion, tMr. HAYAoSpo
whose speech had the pleasure TO read. alleged that
.ne case Of Woe President King WAS not case in
support Of the position which am assuming now in
.;ao enes 10 the analogy between these two provi.
n..a e ne sSya that before Mr.. King died, the ST.
noso " ns United States had taken upon itself the
poss. unS %n ,he Consultation to elect President
s,"s III. Gu. sr that !, true. 1hsve no doubt
history OF that occurrence moro nar,;cnsrv u ,b,nI
have done, but submit whether It meet. fbs no.i.
t,on, or whether It 10 not case in point Of Peal
Tns ss Ms0 elected during III. life Of Mr.
whole Of the Presidential termi Hs Tue
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13
School Law.


T.e Legislature AZ it iate session, made some
important changes ID the school laws, and ab-
stract of wbieF IS here given:
l. SPECIAL district meetings, when called in
the manner prescribed for the first orga}iz ION
OF a district, may vote tax. and do any hing
that can be done ut the annual meeting
2. The old law is revived, so that d tax voted
a. 4 special meeting may be collected by the
District Treasurer.
3. 4 district may bniid a schooi-house worth
$500, without the certificate OF the Town Su-
perintendei.t.
i. at the next annual meeting, and a. the
first meeting in all newly organized districts
the clerk is 70 be elected tor ear the treas
urer for two years, the director for three years
and thereafter each of said officers to be cleo
ted for three years
>. Tie District Clerks must make their an
uual reports to the Town Superintendent be-
tween the LIST and 18th days OF july, which re-
port must be dated July st. and contain with
The other matter required to be reported.) the
number Of children in each district. from and
under twenty years Of age, on the last day O
June preceding.
o. The Town Superintendent IS To make his
report to the Clerk of the Board OF Super lsors
between the fifteenth and twcuty-ffth days @
September. said report 70 bear date fifteenth e
September.
= The Cler}, Of the Board OF Supervisors i,
to make his report to the State Superintendent
on or before tie 10th day OF October
3 Provision is made for the organization 0
union high sci Dol districts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13
From the L4.srossc Republican.
Oar next Representative IN Coagress-yyho shall it

Be-
Mn. EDuoG-
The time is rapidly approaching for the
Friends az Liberty and Freedom, IN this Dis
tFcr, To think and act IS to he matter of select
ing their next Representative in the National
Councils.
Our District, Is a very larc- one, comprising
over oue-half Of the Stale, and mus. necessarily
contain many aSpi ANTS Tor this high post Of hon
or-rn;,r y-of whom we should be glad to honor
With our couddeace in the management Of our
public affairs.
a scrveut however. II understand thoroughly
varied wants and interests, must be thor
ougElY acquainted viii. This vast District from
Personal knowledge not bv heaIsay. He must
he thoroughly identified with us in interest
We want, uof .aenc politicians hut cool headed,
practical. prudent and sasacous business men.
Nen who understand tn peeple-the masses.
such, "e venture 10 Slv, Is conceded to be
the character and aualifcaf ous of eur present
Gtls and worthy Representative. That man
does not exist who Is more thoroughly identi-
sed in all respects with the interests Of this
vast District, tlaH CAUWALLADEs G. NAsHBUEN.
lie is not a politican-bu Is business man,
III enlarged scope aud breadth of mind, wen TT
ting him for an able. practical legislator, and q
fearless friend of Freeaom, and the Rights Of
Free Labor. with Protection to American In
duStiy. We have ever found him reliable, firm.
steady aut true.
Shall We turpsuch a man aside TO make way
for aspiring politicians OR rather, shall We
uot da ali sensible business men are wont to
do vi.ta tlcy have bfeu fortunate enough 20
SreaTc capable and faithful einployecs-retaiu
them IN their employ Rs LONG is possible
Tie principle of rotation j. p good one for as
ririug rolitic.aus--It gives 1hcn a chanr II
is equally good WHOM il is necessary get ri&
Of uuiuttful and dishonest ar unfit public SER
wants Eut In IlEid application depriyes us ct
ihe services at many 81 our best servanis-alG
that too, .,-t wLea they bCccmc qualified to dis
charge tle.g duties UNDERSTANDING
our servant Is good uHe-faitLful and True
Moreover, lie has proved himself at al times
ready 10 defend the right OF Free Thought, Free
Speech, and Free L,lor. He 1iiuchcs not be-
fore the threat If the insoIen slave driver
Such men are feared ~ the :. fire caters" and
Aion Discovers" Of the South Let us. Il. H.
sl,ew by our action tina; ve endorse and uphold
cUT servants IL their manly defence of our sacred
rights.
Let Us disregard the wishes of all aspiring
politicians aad the ciiSucs. and w5,h one ,oict.
demand ta, REORGANIZATION and return uf our
present Representative. Ave, more than this.
LCs every press j.. ille District favorable to his
rrra.u speak tltlr wishes, and If they deem Il,
advisable thus early 10 80 81. place ~ fhcir head
tLeHaWe OF lion. CanVNTF toEE c. " 1sunt-I.y.
and hF their uuanimity u action IN So doing.
co away with lie necessity of holding a Con-
Lfes>l"ual Convention, save FOR the purpose If
!tte'ci an-e of opinion. perfection Of organ ia
ti'a, and PRONUNCIATION of principles
NoN POPJLI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13
Proceedings Of the Common Council.
City of Mineral Point, Wis.
.Jnlv efh. 1859

City of Mineral Point, Wis
july 9Th, 1859.
\ regular meeting of the board was this day
held pursuant to the rules OF the Board.
His honor the Aayor IL the chair.
Present--Ald. ELaf. Cornish, Mucnster, Nc
Ilhon and Niyian
Abscnt-Ald- Pierce
The record of the proceedings of the last meet
ing was read and approved.
The bill Of lie Chief of Police, Z. S. Sprarae.
for 4undrv services amounting to eleven dollars
was allowed, all the Aldermen present voting
( for the same
! On motion Of Alderman Ehat. it was ordered
4 that his Honor appoint q committee whose duty
II shall tc 20 direct and Superintend the grading
/ and he working OF the hill on Commerce Street.
near the Rail Road grounds. " hereppon his
! Honor appointed Aid Ehaf, Vivian and Cornish
as said committee.
/ Hereupon the petition Of Philip Allen and
others being presented, praying that Staie St,
/ in Irwin and others addition be opened TWAS
ordered by lie Board that his Honor the Mayor
appoint a committee To examine the records and
ascertain bv what authority said street has been
fenced mp. and whether tie Board have the right
/ to open the same. Whercupon his Honor APP
/ pointed Aid. Vivian, Ehat and Cornish is said
committee, and they are directed 10 report at the
next meeting Of the Board.
Thereupon Richard 5. Vivian made applica-
ton for Grocery license, and 4 vote by ballot
being taken on granting thc same, there We're
five votes III the affirmative. So sad license
vas granted Bpon his complying with the laws
| relating thereto.
William J. Hcaly also made application for 4
Grocery license, and a vote in like manner be-
ing had, there We're four votes in the affirmative
and one vote in the negative. So said license
was granted upon his complying with the laws
relating thereto.
SpratIer L Uocblc also made application for
a Beer license, &ni n like vote being had.
there We're five votes in the affirmative. And
said license was granted upon iheir comply wing
with the laws relating thereto.
The meeting was then adjourned until the
uCclIng III course.
JOHN CLOWNET. Mayor.
Attest WILLIAM i. HENRY, City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13
ORDNANCE No. 23
To prouiie fer the Construction Of Side Jgalk on Il
aoest side gf part et Ridge street.

To ProUide for the Constructions Of Side gdkk the
a0est SIDE 81 part q Ridge street.
Tho Common Council Of the City Of Mineral Point d,
ortlaIn follows.
SIC. l. The owners Of lots the west side of Ridge
street Song and others addition said city, that
pvt thereof extending fln the pabIie square in said
addition south to the south line township
No ,, Ngrtn or Range No. East, hereby rcqui cd
10 tFact sidewalks Opposite their respective
stii sidewalk TO be built of good plank laid
cHgthwise be at ieat tree wide. and to be laid
on >ieepeis four feet apart. The
said lois who SHAH neglect or refuse said
sidewalk for ~ DAYS er The pubica ion of this ordi-
nance Tor three ,uccessiVe weeks the oficial aper
shah be siu eri 10 penalty OF Eve dollars each and
every days cenflaance of such neglect refusal.
-vthcr VIII; the costs of Frusecu and shall
committed 10 the c"i'1on Jail 81 Io" county until
fine and costs paid, Or lie is otherwise discharged
l5w
SEC This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after is pIblication in the city paper.
JOHN CLoNNEY, Ma cor.
Attest: WH.LIksI r fsNi:Y CIrfk.
/. William T. Iienry, -l X Of tho City Mineral Point
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Ordinance
passed ~ ihe Common Council q sind citv on tie
2~t day OF Hume lS5S all the Aldermen being present
and voting for tie sstiIlr.
Jw2J WILLIAM T. HENRY. Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13
ORDINANCE NO. -.
To PreeeHt Baifins in Jeakia's MiH Pond or Sand

To PreeeHt Bathing in Jeakin's mn Pond Sunday
HR6rRiHs.
The Common Council Of the city of Mineral Point do
ordain ~ follows.
SEC 1t shall not be lawful for any person persons
TO btac expoge their persons AT or in Jcnlins mill
pond in ait city, after the hour O'Clock the
in Of sny Sunday and any person persons offending
agliirs the provisions Of this orna shall upon
yictlou thereof be subject the penalties is
presribe'! IN ordinance No. II passed June 6 ISIS,
in relation = tie saine subject.
SEC 2. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and aItei It's publication la the city paper.
JOHN CLOWNEY, Mayor
Attest: WILLIAM T. HENRY, Clerk.
l. " am I. HenFr> Clerk tile city of Mineral Point
do hereby certify tit the above foregoing ordinance
passed v thc Nanion Council of said city. the
dune, lS5s The Aldermen ing pr.se al
and voting for this same.
3we5 WILLIAM T. HENRY Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13

DIR TRACY DELORME. THE GREAT cvRrR OF
foNSt NIfiof< Tor several years 80 badly afflicted
is Dyspepsia that for part OF the time he confined
to his bet lc Ms oyeI7u7lly cured ~ prescription
furnished him by Young eairroyant girl. This pre-
>eFir'ioI given by chile while Of trance
has cured everybody Who has taken il, having fail
e- once II - equally sure in Fits DYs-
rErst- The ingredients r1a, Ice found in any drug store
VIII send this HaIua lie prescription any person on
The receipt Of one stamp 10 pay postage Address
DR. TRACY DEAoRAIE, GREAT CURER OF CoSsUMprioS.
NV New York Post Otice.
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Tie Mails arrivals and Departures

Enderthc uew contrast thai went i4to opera
tor o. Isl inst, the Mails are received Al and
LIE ibis place a f3lioNa
IL Warren, by Railroad. via Calarnine Oar
lnston and Cratios. Leaves Mineral Pom
naily At . +. b. Mail closes 1t IL Arrives
y the Cars al 1905 2. n.
Fo Arena daily via. DodgcvilIe. Wyoming,
aud Helena, arrives aud leaves at about 10 J.
Ii
70 Galcna Daily, VA. Cottage Inn. Belmont.
Fi4ttcviIc ant Hazel Green: arrives ana leaves
Il abous % a. II.
Eastern, via. New Glarus. Bern, Moscow and
Yellow Stone arrives every Thursday It II
a. 81 and leaves same day at r. N
T. Boscotcl via Ii, den, C,nsta. &C, Mont
bort Castle Rock and Hoper; leaves aIondays S,
Wednesdays and Fridays Al 6 \. II. Arrives
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays at r II.
T. Highland -Ieaves every Tuesday Il 4.
IL arrives every "Wednesday At 6 z. NJ
II CassviIie. in. Ilhlln, Wash5Gsu, NcY-
California. Lancaster and Heetovl. leaves every
Tuesday and Friday al ? 2. N Arrives same
days At = II.
10 Galeqa VIA Bethel Grove North El< Grove.
FIX Grove. Meeker's Grove. Benton AMI View
plgsins leaves every Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday 1t 6 A. " Arrives At Mineral Point
ptesy Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At c
~ II
70 Monticello va i'ayette. Argyle, Wallet ana
Turner's Grove leaves every Monday and
Thursday III $ A. IL. and arrives every Taes.l ag
and Friday It 7. n.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13

Steamer Callers Burned Five Lives Lost Nils
Freight ana Baggage Totally Destroyed No IN.

Steamer Galera Burned Five Lives Lost NILS,
Freight ana Baggage Totally Destroyed No IL
suraLce. a.
The Gal,na. B1ileith Dialogue and Mime
sofa Packet Co.'S steamer Galena was totally
destroyed b. ire At Red y rag, Minnesota, on
Thursday nlorine ST inst. ab1''' O'clock
She was upward bound, bat had on board an
unusually li.ht freight nd from sixty 70 seven
tv-tire passengers. From the Red Wing Re
n,.hI5car Ex,ri. oftle Ist, we get the following
details:
This morning Il &beai o'clock. as the L. S.
Mai Packet C;siiena, laaded n our ievee, Ia :
braie cut about her Setokestacds, which soon
sprcad and resulted IN her total destruction
The origin Of the are one is able toasceraIn,
though IL Is supposed II communicated To
where II was first discovered, from the furnaces
If The boilers below. None but an eyewitness
can realize the scene
The greatest terror seems To have seized upon
the passengers, and tie utmost confusion seems
to have followed The ;siarIn Men, women and
children, rushed down the gangway, and over
board from al sides ~ the boat many q them
with nothing but their ,gist clothes about them.
Tie rush was - crest that the stage pIanks
could not -e landed and but for the remarka-
hle coolues- aud Froupt action upon the part OF
the officers IF The boat. more lives would have
stream. which soon spread the flames to all
parts % the cabin.
The los, of the boat. is complete little or no
1 Lageage was saved, and the freight and mails
with the exception Of portion of the latter
+ destined for Red Wing. wholly consumed. The
Z passengers, mauyof thcnl, are ii destitute con-
duiou, having LOST their all, even to- their last
garment. 10 effort viii he spared upon the
part Of citizens7tc c!lcviatc their sulFerings
4 The expression q the passenger Is universal
that Capt. Laughtor AID the officers Of the boat
sIld ala that eotid be d.ite Ia save the passeu-
gers. even n great risk to themselves; and par
iicuiar credit IS awarded TO the pilot, for the
heroic manner in which he maintained his post
until driven away by The flames.
4 Moss provideutial was 1T that the fire did not
break oar before Had tie boat been a bal
/ mile below or even few feet from j good land
ing the loss Of life must have been great IN
deed a. 1t Is, FIVE human beings were hurriet
from existence, leaving among the survivor:
uauy friends 10 mOurn their loss
PERSONS KNpwy TO EE LOST
Mrs. Polly Porter Miss Nancy Porter, Chas
Porter, Cbavl Lydia Porter. all of Michigan
bound . Maakato John T yson.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-13
LA \ ID AGENC
AND
u bS ira CT O "c~

The undersigned have opened set of Book. vf,iel,
eFe cor ete and reliable history Of every tract f land
IN lo"a county, embracing Deeds Bonds MORTGAGES
Judgments, DEGREES, .u4 all matters Of Record
the same
They i'll furnish abstracts attend to the perfection Of
Titles the purchase and sale Lands the payment Of
Taxes collection Of Rents, the drafting Of Deeds ~
other Instruments and VIII Loan money and collect in
crest for those desiring 10 invest
Office up stairs, in john Ross new stone building op-
posIie the Lage Saloon, High street. Mineral Point
" as VIZ. T. HENRY.
SSH FRANCIS HENRY.