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ssCMALL STORES, !" Candles, - &c.--l85S-'59

April Is 1865
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed "Crcr for Small Scores or o
isr or endleS oasr f.r sal, water soap "oasr Or
received a, this bureau until o'clock M tho 18th day
aays notice. At the United states a. chsriestown N.Y.
sachusets brooklyn New York Gesport Virginia. such
and tho candies for each Of separate proposals conras
will be made AZ say be required or ordered rom the contractor
es Of the sa during the fiscal year ending son june
1858, viz:
Boxes shaving India rubber Combs, coarse, India nsbe@
brushes, shaving e ga.@ a perGna MAJ, ,,., 49,
Br,abes' shoe ~ percha P-.
arnshes' clo,be, arasr IN hats
i,,,,nns navr zoo, Iaer sn,ves
sa,.o navy medium Sasors , u a.ne na Esss
p,s d as es scissnrs "' -'
iseeswa, NTH in ,.yS ca,es puro spoons
pnMa' ,s. - ~ y, "A'''p a
C,,n sas ~ No 70 and IA 600 ward. zach corss .ou.,
narts f " W. - - ~ - 800 ' 't Ns
.pon fac, color. no hv IA ,rcha, .,ah MAJ ,
than o. each texture 8 by 8 to x Inch %
Ribbon hat, hest French bcI IL ynrs 70 tba pers width ~
.neh
st bue black not 10 erceed o.. 70 the noupd
nack ana me Mrsha4 best quality and u 'uch pro
Tape w,ite linen men. 4 yaris IN Ienv,h i. inch Wide
mbos 8 10 sna 10 aas,sr n'n "'u'
"i''N A''' """" "'N' 7@A''"e :" =" i'O'''o i"
best quality denoninaed white salt SOAP and be deyera
on x days notice N good strong boxes Of about y pound.
pensc the The price be uniform all the yards
i.3ssf l. aafg 81. .i5t s t2t4 tGgffr
CAyDIGs-serarGte bid for 30, 900 pounds. f as& I,
Tho candles must he nixes 81 prime Leaf lard sts.rlpe liz
inches IN length r ~ m sr candles 70 weigh moi less bu
cs 10 io0 nor more Than ia oncer and he a Tor oordIur
,s cal oiyh ut rererecc ~ conprnerca nsasc ia mh
mo in, nof M he oas Than 1a0 dayreoa rahrnhet The
mus, h4 braided and opsod Of 70 cotton hreads OF tho M
u.,v ~ No 81 vnr Tho candles tn M dcvared on sxy du
ne n yooi xcs containing about 10 pounds each
by 10 e marked with the name and tho weight
candies
5
Mrsr. nm sxpn M .cw pepprR Ac t
"a. =. u,.a. 49,. ~ s ~. .so :, ,ha n.vs
10 s ,alisoraa :, Nay V"rl nn,v ~ w ~ " ~ 80
10 pe "o"Ve'eu ~ Wv io'A o"V' e as
Mustard seed, American, brown
Pepper, black, Malabar
Bottles, octagon, for mustard aud pepper
Corks, for bottles. XII 483 ~
$50
foregoing articles tho quality conbrm
Bile in oil the samples deposited said and
De
or
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them and their results lilo resets fe.rs ls .ae lsI .9
has charge q az lands an other prery asnea . the s. .
as ~ Pod one Department, pow sell dispose Of
he for lhe benefit o. the United ssaiss +. ls.
as lea Boardon Cobb Secretary the Treasury
% president eou " B. ubrck United STATES navy, chair
Gen O. rosn United states army Capt A. Humphrey
va s yo.s ,sn r = sS cos s
samuel United navy. Thornton A. Jen
State. ar%y and av sss THIS board the su
Ing and rc@rng Of light houses buoys and beaeons
Bnaed Survey OHs Predecessor A Bache, D.
psrnsnasn' and supernendent Of weights and measures
Cap, smith Typographical ens'neer' assistant In charge n
A. ". Russell chief clerk.
C. u Snow, In charge Of archives
Professor a pcndeon, unied states oompusr q ons'
Assistant chas. sehou charge computing division
assistant y = P9yriass 70 charge q udal division,
lieut. ndbaii unsd States ARMY IN charge q drawing dl
lieu, sarion, United a.s ara, charge Of engraving div,
samuel Holm, dIsbursins agent rt..tts ..4.1.
George Maihiol eecuotypsf.
Joseph on assistant Of wghs and
al
Aaron Brown, direction aud
Of q. Post once are assigned sy tbs ooTu
shs moro AND for bis ana acton
distributed several bureaus follows The appointment or
onc charge the Second Assistant Postmaster General the "
nance once charge Of tho Third Assistant Postmaster Generals and
tbs Inspection ONCE, in charge Of the chief cierL
Arosnme OeeHorauo King esq First Assistant Postmaster
General this assigned questions
changes names appointment pos,mases
and route and local agents. also the giving OF instructions to post
and ser balances BY @ Sueaa which Is charged also With pro-
n. Ss I S U
with blanks To this bureau likewise assigned tho
pevson OF the mail steamship lines and Of the foreign and
iernatcnal postal arrangements.
oGoe.wam H. Dundas, esq. Second
ter General and twenty six clerks TO this Office assigned the bust
same ana'f 5 @ 1u a p
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THARLES'S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-IIIE
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED. This
barley the
Of
juniper berry, the valuable rcstorave OF the
table rendering IT, In the opinion Of tho me
safest smusnt diurec drink
delicious lonc and delicate flavor differing entirely
other devoid OF harsh
article known Holland Gin, Schnapps Objectionable
Though Intended medicine
generally Of Dyspepsia opsy
Collie Cholera Fcver and Aguc Structure Diseases Of the Urinary
gans kidneys and tho Bowels Nervous Debility whilst the
will md by adoption
which frequently their delicate organization
Valentine Mott OF New York. the highest medical authority
pronounce LONDON only superior
10 any other he
peculiarly adapted settlers the southern western
well for svelers exposed 70 changes water and air.
quarts thirty eight
by druggs gocers fruitere country nercha Beware
Of Buy only CHaFlEss NONE OTHER y IMPORTER
Washington OF Brother Daniel b. Clark
b. wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard j. Ryon.
EDMUND G. CHARLES
Importer No 40 Broadway, York.
ftyttf EDMUND c. CHARLES Importer
Mar lily 40 Broadway. York
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o. rak 40
Washington, Mar g. 1855.
DROP0SALS are invited for the completion of the
Washington Aqaednct, according plans specifications
which Wei be exhbuoa this 10Th
April s..tI b E,f ..f
BIDS win be received the completion the whole gross
States the right 70 make the
ss.rse works most advantageous comparison
portion, only Of completed apsopra
gency Of future appropriations by Congress.
% the right prescribe the Of work
viii be made m checks upon the United States Treasury
upon monthly engineer 10
all until the completion OF the contract and viii be
condition Of all that the wokmcn shall be paid their full
Proposals should and endorsed Proposals nr Work and
Materials for the Washington Agoedacf'
The United States the right to reject all bids for the
whole for any part q the work deemed
Of the work who good security for The completion OF their
responsible the effect that he they under
obligation within days with good and sufficient
earc for the eompe,on Of the said
United states dae attorney navy agent Or some officer Of the
Bids will be opened In the Of the bidders OF tho
comprises completion
the Great Falls building Of completion
son Of conduit. pipe building q two IRON pipe
yard other principal public establishments Washington
ing Of high seryce reservoir in aud supply Of cement
f DO made to the detailed descriptions aud specifications be
hbled in this ONCE
In tho specifications and exhibited tho OF letting
s s ss u % % s s @
10 be fixed by him. with the usual q
completion according specifications
and plans.
Proposals should the within which
plotted, provided Congress appropraes necessary
BY order Of the Secretary of War:
Captain of Engineers,
In charge Of Washington Aqueduc
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DR0F. MACLE0D'S boarding and day school for
4 young ladies, 400 street, bstwseu ll'h snaIath.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1858.

wv WASHINGTON, March 20, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will this department
8ls for purchase part than
unsod
the Illinois, heretofore for military
Tho descriptions and the uno tracts into which tho Island
divided by the and for which invited
follows, wig:
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Miss Christie johnson,

mocUuos,
rs DESTROYS of forming classes in elocntion in the
schools in Washington and will instruction private
pills thai city and In Georgetown. isl 1919
will youths professional gentle
and also foreigners who wish acquire English
Formerly Miss Fgishs) Female
mary, Washington md Gay streets, Georgetown.
RxrERNc1s.
a Mrs Richie, Richmond Va.
Rev Stephen p Hill, Washington, y. g.
Grafton Tyler, N. D., Georgetown, D. c.
apply Blanchard MQun at their bo
store Of Pennsy vana avenue and Eeyenhsreet
Nov 6-u Ns 4ff.f.
MISS HOSMER'S BEATRICE CENCI SLEEPING.
lv sculpture executed at Rome by Iiar
Hosmcr scuptrcsr exhibition for limited
rip's Gallery 322 Pennsylvania avenue Wal
Stephens, 4 Co.'S building)
Admission Hours from IL, a. m, TIL dusk.
The proceeds exhibition benefit OF the artist
Mai 1T
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DRrTrsH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

ID British Navy Lat for 1858 = sss g,aftiI.- ~
Tho Queens Regulations and Orders for the Army complete
Jaiy, 1851. 49,. .tfl !. .ot q ~ M II ~ =.
Manual FOR Naval Cadets by Capt Boyd Royal navy. London
1887. .sl4..t
Frearns by Lieut. smops, bengal artillery London 1867.
Moss I'm Los eie outerrans de la pcudre Meta 1857
On signalzinR at Sea pamphlet london. 1858. %
Fsrts and Memoranda in Mining and Msaluray vol london
1857.
v, naror on Coal Mining I vol London.
o mardWisks photographic Chemistry. London 1871
eea ogaribns fromcs Trigonomeca Surveying Nichols
.yclopha :" The Physical Sciences; iardets sesmAnshp
NAN ana brown % The Marine Steam engine Adcocks kng
he .ocEet book for 1853 weala Enenees and Contract
ors' rocketbook for 1883. n n -'-F fs i
FEB - ii9tV rRANcK TAYLOR
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no. 6o3
NOTICE OF THE REMOVAL OF THE SURVEYOR GEN
ERALS OFFICE FROM lEC0MPT0N, KANSAS TER
RII0RY, TO NEBRASKA CITY, N NEBRASKA TER
MT0nY

TN accordance with the provisions Of the 10th sec.
the act Of Congress approved July ~ 1884 entitled An
offices Now Mexico KAnsa
and Nebraska hereby declared Tia
general OF Kansas and Nebraska viii be re
moved frou, Ci1y,
IxxslrosY, a early period as practicable
Of the precise time Of eAosa viii be issued M,
surveyor general for said Territories.
Given under any band city Washington twenh da,
u April A. n. 1865.
BY order Of the President
TIfOS A. HkSDRCKs
Commissioner OF the General Land onasv
13--1awow Tint. SArl
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counts for tho civ diplomatic service public sns
rovsss csruass tho balances arising thereon.
Second Corsp,plrs Qcs-J W. Cuts, esq, Comptroller
H. ss The nS sa md e.
public service reyes asng thereon,
o6ee Of Coswtsson<r II ~ csto~sBash J. Anderson, esq
Commissioner and eleven clerks lie prescbes tho mode keeping
.ns and o The s Sa ssa 3d. and 70
Frs Audaers L. Smith, ESQ.,, Audor ami
As
az. N. ire and snpoaurss on nc
the o the Customs and the Comp
roller, respectively for their decision thereon.
Second Audaovs 0GeeThomas Fuller Auditor AMI
twenty clerks. Hs receives and asts :. accounts relating
s ordnance ~ rotating 70 the Indian
and reports the balances 70 the Second Comptroller for h de
sion thereon
Third Aadaors Atkinson ESQ., Third Auditor and
seventy s.r H receive sua adjusts :. nocoan. for sub
department. pnasous
sap 4. nsry Ss ns co. ssss
thereon Ftaiff
...ss . r. .nS sei5sH bs sa
,hs Navy Department and reports s balances 70 the Second Comp
FVa Audaos onos-Mrray Mcconnell esq, Fifth Auditor am,
clerks He receives adjusts all for diplomatic
similar performed under tho direction Of the sate
reports the balances the First Comptroller for his decision
thereon go. ,.sa4 ltA etllgfHf
oToeDr. Thomas .Ts.s the Treas
for the OGcs department. hundred
clerks He receives and ndjuss all arising from the
appeal be taken in twelve Comptroller
intends the collection al do. due the Post oce Department
all penalties and ftfclarcs imposed
tractors for falling to do TIER be proceed
shorzcd by law 70 ENFORCE the moneys due n s
department usrucdng uned states mar-ha and cs
states Of Tho progress. q suS
assigned to tho United payment debts duo tbs Pc II
Department. and has to coll aud dsPosc Of Cor the
TF,syers oacv Carey ESQ Treasurer and thirteen
and hc Of the United ii hs
% that Of the depsi1cs created by the
August PAYS the upon by e
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Hon lloyd, Secretary Of War W. Dinkard chief clerk
subordinate clerks two and four wabmeu The
GLOWING bureaus attached tn this department:
ovsmandng ONcs This ONCE Of which Is
lieutenant General Scott Ia at New York.
Addan, Generals 0ffol sanuel Cooper, Adutant
Assistants Brevet MAJOR D. Townsend Brevst Williams
AID Brevet Capt Gsrcsche Judge Advocate Brcvet Major John
Iec nine clcrks and In this Office all
which personnel army rolls Sc
Is here whore all military commissions ~
Quaremaso Gaerats Office Major General Jcsup
quartermasier general Colonel Thomas,
Miller and Brsv Major BIGGER ecen clerks and
{dynascr Generals 0tCol r. rsrred payuaHter general
Major j. Leslie, district clerks
= 6.
Cnnisc snnfs 0fce George Gibson comntssary gen
ers; Captain A. d H. Simpson;
ger.l t.. ~ st4s 4, III. ~ y ~
ywpsn Gssnais o6f'en Thomss Iawsop surgeon gencra
assistants Dir r. C. Wood and f O. X Wood; clerks
Rn0aer OoGeneral Joseph Tottcn engineer assistant
Captain II g. Wright; Ave clerks and one
Typographical BsoaaCo J, j. Albert colonel OF the corps az
ssant Captain j. C. Woodruff four clerks and
Oruar BureduCo H. H. Craig colonel ordnance assistant
Capt Vim Maynaiier; eight clerks and Que
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conduct in Committee, and concluded by
saying he had no apology to make, and was
ready III any theatre to vindicate himse)i
from damaging imputations
Gen Garnett, Chairman of the Commit
tee, made a statement supporting Mr. Sed-
don's account.
Mr. Wise said that the discussion was only
leading to new difficulties between new par
ties. He asked the Chairman in the name Of
humanity to cut this discussion short.
The President declined, after giving one
side hearing, to refuse it to the other.
Mr. Campbell then proceeded to give a
statement, bearing out Mr. Seddon's state
ment
The question was put on Mr. Jackson
motion to pass by the Committees resola-
tons, and it was lost.
The question then came up on the Com
mittee's resolutions.
Mr. Newman, Of Kanawha, offered an
amendment to the I'd resolution, making the
call for vote by counties liable to be made
by 25 members, and authorizing the dele
gates from a county to cast it's full vote.
Mr. James Lyons supported the amend
mend
Mr. Pryor said, that from the tenor Of
speeches on the other side of the house, it
would appear that they suspected Mr. Letch-
er's friends Of a desire to suppress free dis
cussion. He repudiated such suspicion.
Mr. Letcher's record was free, umblemished
and unstained, and his friends invited dis
cussion. AS an evidence Of this, he would
suggest the reception Of the amendment of
the gentleman from Kanawha.
The question was then put, and the
amendment to the resolution was adopted.
The Sd resolution, as reported from the
Committee, was passed
A motion was made, having the effect of
admitting both delegations from Marshall
count .
By unanimous consent, it was resolved
that the vote in the Presidential election of
1856 was to be made the test of the vote
in the Convention,
A proposition was made to 60 into nom
ination for Governor, but not acted on
A motion to adjourn until 10 o'clock to-
morrow was negatived. The convention
finally adjourned to 9 o'clock in the morn
ing.
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Mr. Tim Rives, Of Prince George, being
loudly called for, appeared on the platform
He commenced by abiding to the success
Of the country under the DemocracY-the
necessity of their preserving that rule, and
the necessity Of having candidates for Office
who were spotless and unobjectionable
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4 TONS BAR IRON, assorted, on hand and for
# sale by TAYLOR, HOGE d co.
stauxtss, Nov. Is, lsss.-spse copy
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VOLUME XIV.
TIE VINDlCATOR.
nv NICHE. CRANK & NICHE.

TERMS The VINDICATOR" - published
.,sry Saturday morning, Main St., too doors
5sless B. Crosfords Corner at Tao Dollars and FIT
n Cens aohich may Be discharged by the payment Of
4.so Dollars at any time soithin the gear.
ADVER TISEMENTSo of ten lines, Tor less, sn-
serted three times one dollar, twenty-five eents
for each subsequent continuance Larger advertsse-
monte inserted IN the same proportion.
Aliberal discount made to those Who advertise BY
che year. . =,
Be inserted for one ysar SIS 0o6 months for - CO.
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ALEX. II. Il. STUART. 3. BALDWIN STUART.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

HAVING associated my son B. Baldwin Stuart
Ill with me in business, we will hereafter prac-
tice law in all the Courts he'd in Staunton, under
Che name and style of ALEX. III. H. STUART
e. SON.
Particular attention viii be given to the CoLLEo-
TIoN OF CLAIMS.
The senior partner will also regularly attend the
Circuit Courts of Rockingham and Rockbridge and
Che Court Of Appeals at Lewisburg.
ALEX. II. II. STUART.
Stanton, Sept. 4, TS58.-sf.
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Jao. D. 1MBoDEN, GEO. W. IMBoDEN,
IMBODEN & BRO,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
STAIINT0N. VA.

THE above law firm is dissolved, so far as prac-
i tice in the County Court of Augusta is con-
cerned, in which Court the Senior member being
Clerk. Geo W. lmboeen alone will practice. But
when tho interest of their clients require it, the
vices of both will be rendered in all the other
Courts, and the partnership name will be used in
receiptng for all claims placed in their hands, IS
heretofore.
July 81, 1G56.-6uao.
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Yroftssional GarSs.

Txos. J. MICEIE. JAs. H. SKINNER. &c. NICHE
NICHE, SKINNER & NICHE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
STATION, VA.
HAvE formed partnership for the practice of
i Il law in all the Courts of Augusta county, and
the q. S. District Court for Western Virginia.
Mr. Niche willattend ,as heretofore the Courts of
adjoining counties.
JAMES III. SKINNER will practice in the
Circuit and County Courts of Highland.
All business entrusted to him viii be promptly at
tended to: July 5, 1856-6mo.
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AL advertising for ,ess time than three months,
siu be charged for at the asual rates-sl 90 per
square for the fret three snsertos and taoemty re
cents for each subsequent issue. =.
Tie above rates aoiW be strictly adhered to. The
circulation of the VINDICATOR, Is one of the lar
sest the State, and hence of the best advertss
ngmediums.
@ JOB WORK, of @u descriptions promptly
n . nded to-.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-08
CONGR ESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, April IS. 1858.
The Kansas Conference Report was taken up BY
special order.
The House passed the Senate bill for The payment
OF the judiciary expenses in Utah.
April 30.
In the Senate. thrty-two against eighteen refused
TO recede from the Deficiency amendment bill
Mr.. Toombs made motion that committee of
conference br appointed.
In the House, the previous question on the Kansas
conference report was ncgu,ved by avote OF yeas
to los uays.
The House refused to table the Kansas report by
l0l against ll3.
April 80.
SESArE.-Mr Doolittle offered resolution for the
construction of wagon road from Fort Benton to
Walla Waa. Referred to u committee OF military
officers.
Ma. Toombs announced that the two Houses were
unable to agree on the Deficiency bill.
Mr.. Hunter gave notice that he would again move
that the Senate reccdc
The House accepted the Kansas Conference Com
mittec Report by vote of IL yeas to lO3 nays
message received from the Senate amour
cling concurrence III the above
Adjourned to Monday.
Saturday. May !.
SENArE.-In the Senate n vote passed to concur
with the House on the Kansas Conference Report
yeas 81, nays 81
On Mr.. Hunters notion the Senate receded from
the amendments of the deficiency bill. % against Il.
The cabinet was in session when the Kansas bill
passed. Salutes were passed in the vicinity Of the
Nulte Ilousc anu elseWUtTc
Monday, May 3.
The Senate Committee of Conference is directed to
report on the eXpediency Of approprating sufficient
funds to preserve the unfinished River and larbor
works from decay.
The Indian appropriation bill passed the Senate un-
amended by 26 TO o.
The House is considering the Legislative, Judicial.
and Executive appropriations.
Tuesday. Mayi
In the Senate, the Minnesota bill was discussed
1t was rumored that the Cass and Irisarri treaty.
had been communicated to the Senate, but not yet
acted upon.
In the ,,odse. Clingman, from the Committee on
Foreign affairs reported resolution directing the
President to abrogate the Clayton Bulwer treaty
Also resolution declaring Congressional action
with reference to the seizure Of Gen Walker by Com
Paulding, unnecessary.
Two minority reports presented; one was
complimentary to Com. Paulding: and the other de-
nouncing his action.
The committee also reported resolution to autho-
rze the President to demand satisfaction from Pa
raguay.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-08
THE HIGH W ATER.

At ST. Louis, on the 9Th instant, the river had rs.
en tweatyfour inches from the preceding Saturday.
and was still risng.
The upper Mississippi was rising in the same "a
ito, The Missouri and Illinois were falling. At
Louisville, same date. The Ohio was falling.
The river opposite Nicksburs, on the ith instant,
had risen an inch since lust adyccs. II Is now at a
mark seven inches above the highest attained during
the late rise.
Reports from the Arkansas and White rivers me
that they are now stationary. From Napoleon the
statements respecting the river opposite tllut pont
are to the same puiport.
The rrcya+se at Point Loci; Out has increased 20
that The break is now over half mile il aa u, and
the depth Of water rushing through from ten To
.gelyc feet and accounts from the Ya2oo River state
ihnt il is already ~ to the highest point reached dar
ing the late rise and that j; i still slowly rising and
the rush of water through il can te heard for two
niles. No land can be seen for miles around. Cam
mack Landing and the country about Is oycraowed.
The land by lIendcrson'- loyec is covered with wa
ter, The break at Wnrrenon is three miles wide
There is a crcyasse AT Taylors plantation, oppo.
Site tie Red rhurch.
The eroYasse at Bells plantation had not been
stopped at the last dates from the city