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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16
Our state EIeetIen.
IVrOm TIE Philadelphia American.


There are many indications that the OVer-con-
fident democratic majority in Virginia may find
itself minority at the coming election. The
causes of the rising feeling adverse to the party
in power in that State are various, and some Of
them oddly contradictory. Mr.. Letcher is as
sailed for yielding his old time, economical no.
tons and for farming in to help the Administra-
ton load the country with debt in time Of peace.
He is also ssSailed for his former adhesion TO
the views of Mr. Ruffner, in regard to the value
of slavery in Virginia. On this point the OPP
position is probably little waggiShly inclined,
and it maks much of the case only because
much can easily be made oft. all parties in Yir-
ginia do in their secret hearts, think very much
as Mr. Letcher thought in lS47, and as Dr.
Ruffner and Mr.. Summers taught him to think.
Mr.. Letcher has lost his frankness instead Of his
good sense, and, of course, he and all the rest
ride the slavery hobby to the utmost in tue can
vass
The accounts Of the campaign at its opening
are full of the enthusiasm Of the Opposition,
who gather in unprecedented numbers at the
appointed places of discussion. Mr.. GOggin is
skiful in the use Of the many weapons at his
command, and what he has accomplished is de.
scribed as unusual in the history of the OppoSi-
ton in that State. The effect Of political re.
versal there will be excellent the future Of
all the States, and we earnestly hope it may be
secured. Virginia has kept two men in Con.
gress for some years. to our detriment, Mr. Hun
ter and Mr.. Letcher, whose leadership has, in
fact, given US half our existing debts, and most
of our present inability to pay debts. They are
good as negatives and dead weights on a state Of
extreme prosperity. and with an enlightened
majority in each house OF Congress, we would
have no objection TO admitting them to place
as refractory minority, if they chose to be re-
fractory. But they are not statesmen. They
can do nothing but tear down what others bet.
ter than themselves have built. They cannot
even conduct canvass as a responsible MAORI
ty, and Mr. Letcher finds himself feeble in his
attempts at speaking for the party in power
He becomes half an opponent indeed, and dis
sents from some Of Mr.. Buchanan's views with
more vigor than he is able to exhibit in the ad-
vocacy of others.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

WuAT Mas SIcKLEs WAS IL LoSDoS-Hoe abe
Jus Aroided there by a Respectable Lady.-The
Washington correspondent of one Of our ex-
changes, in the course of his letter, makes these
remarks upon Mrs Sicales
have been informed of the following circum-
stances, illustrative of the light in which Ars.
Sickles was regarded, while in London by high
ly respectable ladyOf New York. The late Gen.
Thomas visited London with his family IN 1888,
as Solicitor 10 the Board Of Commissioners APP
pointed BY the President TO adjust the claims Of
American citizens upon the British Government.
Mr. Buchanan was the American Minister at the
Court Of ST. James. aud Mr. Sickles Secretary
of Legation. Mrs. Thomas having expressed
wish 10 be presented at Court, Mr. Buchanan
assented; and when the day OF presentation ar
rived, requested Mrs. Thomas to place herself
under the charge of Mrs. SickleS, who would
accompany her TO the palace of St James. This
arrangement Mrs. Thomas as decidedly declined
aud by so dong gave much offence to Mr..
Buchanan that she never was presented at Court
AT all. Nor did the matter end here When
Mr. Buchanan came 10 the Presidency, he found
Gen. Thomas filling the office of Assistant Sec
rotary of State. From this Office he immediately
elected him-and for the old grudge he bore Mrs.
Thomas for refusing to go To Court with Mrs.
Sickles, as Gen. Thomas declared to his friends.
Mrs Thomas is a daughter of the late Thomas
A. Ronalds, and granddaughter of one of the
late Lorlards of your city. Gen. Thomas was
native of Tennessee, and for several years
officer of the o. S. Army. In 1915 he was COM
nander of the Corps of Cadets at West Point.
He has frequently expressed to the present wri.
Ter and other friends in this city his surprise at
tine low character Of many of Mr.. Buchanan's
intimate friends. Mr. Sickles, he held in espe-
caI abhorrcnce. Having been educated at West
Point, and accustomed to the association of gen
tIcmen Of the highest principles of honor and
public aud private virtue, he could rot compre-
hend how u man occupying the position of Min
lister at the Court Of ST james, and subsequent
ly, OF President of the U. S, could voluntarily
confer his confidence and his favors in that di-
rection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

THE JAuNcY EsrATE-Lnteresting TriaL-A
correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer, writ
ing from New York under date of March LIST,
says
I'm The oldcn time there was stiff aud arts.
tocTatic English merchant, whose dwelling and
place of business was in Wall straightforward
Nassau and William. The ground still belongs
to his heirs. but over which leasehold property
has been built, with court lending to them,
called Jauncy Court. lie was the Aston Of his
day. He had country seat called "ElmwoOd,"
near BlOomingdale the upper but not
densely built part Of the town. He lived in
true aristOCTatic style, and kept his carriage
driver and footman in butt breeches aud cooked
hats. He bad an only daughter upon whom
he dotted About the time Of her attaining
womanhOod there appeared dashing young
"niddy" of the United States Navy. who may
afterwards have worn the button Of Lieutenant.
He boldly made love to Miss Jauncy, which was
rcpulsed by the father, but not the girl. Mr.
Thorne, for that his name, was forbidden
the house. \ runaway match was the conse-
fuence. The result was the displeasure of
papa" who settled all his property, at the
time of his death, by will or otherwise, on his
daughter and her issue, leaving the husband
without dime.
Colonel Thorhe, as he afterwards was called
aud subsequent to Jauncy'S DEATH went with
his family to Paris where the large revenue Of
and to educate the children. daughter, Jane.
married French nobleinan, Baron de Perres.
ut the time of the marriage the family of Colo
helThorne contracted TO give the daughter dow
~ by mortgage IN ''Ellnwood" of forty acres
the dOwry 10 take effect on the demise of the
Colonel and his lady. This marriage contract
vas executed in Paris, under the laws of France.
The mortgage on ''Elmwood" has not been exc
euted In this country and compliance refused
on the ground that contracts OF this nature,
made in France, cannot bind property in the
United States, even il duly executed in a legal
form in that country, which is also contested
The plea Of limitation is also claimed in bar.
fhe suit was brought by the Baron aud his
wife, and tried before Judge Bosworth in 1857,
who rendered 4 verdict for the specific perform
ance of tue contract The defendants appealed
from this deCision; hence its argument before
the Supreme Court The forty acres of ELM
wood, !" the former country farm of Jauncy, is
now worth over 81, OOO,o0Oin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

Tue BALTIMORE MuRDERERs Great etF0rts TO
secuTe the Mitigation Of GdmbrilPs SenteHee.-
As the time draws nigh for the execution of the
convicted murderers, whose crimes and their in
vestigatiOn have so much occupied TO attention
of this community, rumors are becoming more
rife, from day To day, in reference to the prOba-
bility Of their meeting the fate which the sem
tence of the law has awarded them. Whatever
may be the accuracy of the various reports,
which are disturbing the public mind, there mp
pears TO be no doubt that efforts of no common
character continue to be made to extort from the
good feeling and the political sympathies of Gov
ernor Hicks, Communication OF the sentence of
death pronounced against Gamb,iil. All the in
fluence of the political Clubs unhappily almost
irresistible in the party Of which the Governor is
the hrad-has been marshalled in behalf Of their
convicted associate, and the future fortunes of
al the numerous aspirants for party favor,
seem to have become more or less involved in
the result Of the application which these clubs
are pressing. Such is the wretched state Of
political affairs among Us; and so entirely do
the demands Of public justice and the plainest
principles Of RICH and wrong appear to have be.
come merged in the triumph of party and the
promotion of partizans, that shall not be
surprised at any result. Congressional and
other nominations are freely talked Of as in the
market-their pIice to be the success with
whichlthose who may pretend to them may
urge the claim on which the Governor is to pass.
We trust that Gov. Hicks may remain firm to
the duty which he has, thus far, manfully dis
charged in the premises; but, whether he shall
do so or not, the very nature and extent of the
appeals made to him, and the considerations and
influences by which they are backed, are enough
TO startle even those who have been most dis
posed to regard the reign OF terror as over
among u.s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

These are stirring political times nov through
almost all the counties Of this venerable Common
wealth This Ohio county Of ours alone remains
stagnant yet Up in Hancock see that the
orthodoxy haze had meeting, and instructed
FOR our young friend Porter, as the Democratic
nominee to represent Brooke and Hancock in the
House of Delegates next winter. In Brooke
they have had a similar meeting, and declared
for n w White, lawyer, doctor, poet, and
''handy man" generally. 1t has occurred to US
that just now is as good time as any for the OPP
position of those tao counties TO draw up their
forces and take possession Of the field, instead
of rneekly waiting the pleasure of Joe MAYORS
rag and bob.tail Democracy. Wehope we don't
intrude when we suggest the idea Of brother
Jacob. of the Herald, being set in nomination.
Ho is a man of the "back bone" sort, and it
would do US world Of good to help elect him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

A correspondent in the London Times culcu.
lates the Age of the great California tree, in the
Crystal Palace at sydenham, at about six thou
and, four hundred and eight years. 1t must
have been planted, according to that when
Adam was a small baby. if not before. The
same writer refers to another California tree,
which must be at least seven thousand one hum
dred and twenty-eight years old. The method
in which the computation was made is this; this
writer took two pieces Of wood OF the tree, one
of the heart and another OF sap-wood, about an
Inch square each, and counted the eoncrntric
layers, which are supposed to indicate the an
iql growth. In the heart-wOOd. he found
70 ty-dve layers to the inch, and in the sap.
W ,od twenty-one; and MS the tree is fourteen
f.et in diameter, ten Of heart aud four Of sap,
tie result was easily obtained. Tie second
: &c spoken Of was thirty-nine feet in diameter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

SO10BEdbGo = OAAA4O lib
Prepared from prescription Of sir ). CYGrEe n D.,
PAysiefaa EztrdOndiHdrV 10 TIE queen
This invaluable medicine Is unfailng in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject 1t modsrates all sxeess and
moves all distractions. and speedy cure be relied
To MARRIED LADIES
It is especially suited. Is will in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the GoVernaept
stamp Of Great Britain, To prevent eOEntsrfsIIs.
CAUTION.
Thee Tus sh0ltd not be tdkeH 6velGlss durfHgt he
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, az t4eV are
to bring NseaTra0e, 6HtGt any other time tAsg
are sats.
In all Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertIOn, PAlpita-
tlon the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills vii
seeta when all other have failed. and al
though powerful remedy, do contain Iron ealosI.
antluony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pulldirsetons in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole AEentfo the United States and Canada.
JOB NOSES,
CLateI. c. Baldwin 4 Co.. ROeheEter.N M.
S.B.-4i,OO and 6 postage stamps enclosed TO my an
thOrised Agent, viii Insure Bottle containing 90 Pulls
By return nall.
Por sale by T. H. LOGAN 4 co, in wheeling,
B. L-Tahnestoek Co, wholesale Agents PittsburE;
PARCEL, Laid Co. WholeSale Agents for Va, At Rich
n0nd. aP2s-Iy
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sANDo' SARSAPARILLA.



No remedial agent introduced that has proved
50 uniforly sueeessfui as SANDS sARsAPARILLA How
many unfortunate victims OF seTofuIa without hope
cure ioyfuy testify their restoraon to health and
justly due n the medical virtues
and surprising efficacy Of ths invaluable preparation In
all eases impoverished and dPraved condition
the blood sTineed By eruPon bOthes sores its
operation viii be found ia the highest degree saztary-
The public cautioned to ask for SANDS sAs APAR-
lila and take other, hest Of spurious limitations
upon which reliance be placed In the market.
Prepared aud sold by A. u 4 D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton St., New York.
Sold also by T. H. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, and By Drug
gists generally. nhl@iW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

ALFRED Marks, ESQ, says:-"My wife has
been sorely afflicted with Dyspepsia for the last
year. During this time, she had used so many
medicines, which seemed 10 aggravatc rather
than remove the disease, that we almost despair
ed of her recovery. Living in the country, she
enjoyed all the advantages Of pure air and exer.
else, yet each day she seemed to be more enfee-
bled. With some difficulty, persuaded her TO
take your Holland BitieTs, which. am happy
TO state, has completely cured her."
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o. Of &c di.patetes Ltis -Ir.oTning. states

oxE Of our dispatches this morning, states
that large delegation Of Miehi-ganders, (as
Hale called Cass.) headsd By Pieree's late Sec
rotary Of the Interior. are at Washington, urging
the removal Of the Detroit Post Master. They
nre tagging at poor old Buck until he is pretty
near delirious over the matter In his agony
he says that sit is strange that the only APP
pointment be has made IN Michigan should be
so obnoxious to the party" Poo= man, he has
a sad way of putting his foot into every thing
he goes about
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

HArotEoNs kiFisy Co., Ind, Jan 3, fsSs-
NHss1s. A. l. sooVuI kco-GsansE'sH:-I An eatirey
o. Haus BAsa for the Lgnxs, uish you
shipment soOa pOss6Ls for there ~ this
te three foar lying sick With lang Con-
plants and want It, for they that ii the ONLY REM
EDT THAT GIVES Than RELIEF. 1 have daily calls
for since have been and wish you send uIrHorI
DELAY. Truly, EDWARD o'BRlES.
~ De. HALLs BALsAH warranted break up thu Eohi
diIressng cough IN few houTs TIE VII Be eh'er
fully refunded. ROr sale BY
TIL. LOGAN Z CO., whsellnE Va.
mhl6-9T Q. GOOD CO., "
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New Advertisements.
Notice Extraordinary
ALFRED HUGHES, M. D.,
un,rrnn AruIc PHYSICIAN

OFFTCE and resde1ee atthe q olneE ana FoEt
I 1trerfr. below he EIrst PfesbyteTian Chureh-
OTT7cE HouEs Morning from 20 p Aoons % > wa
a, haTs By some been grossly dsfrandea and n erder
70 protect myself in the failure. propose % o
srned u, whom % comply VIA t@s i
ISuing re uiHitiees- -, ,r-..s
Poreaek every visit la6s, And uSdtcne asFs1sea
sit-r paid the time, else card Hien
prepared for that purpose, be passed 20 ne A. a
acknowledgements o. the aane-
rule. -. -. -.
thousand and Fiee1ous stories a. % sly
nay ard know flE
single visit day . eentsred- p cents
il $50 Fartss visits day eoenedietne *
uhich is T5e Sight visits Uhen called, after 10 oeio
be charged Once advice and medicine eac asa W
uaris A. th- nature OF the may be- visits . tAs
country proportion distance osststFisAl eases
IS $40 RAniiiss attended b The year 1ee.Ios %
sroeeasept EkI6-iWdEtuS1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

NEGRO M1SsTRELsY ls'as much an American
institution as Hail Columbiais. We Americans
North and SOUTHEAST and west--pro .sla-
very-or nnti-slavery-w Wigs Democrats or
Republicans, never get tired of seeing niger
uinstrelsy when it is well done. 1t finds some
how constitutional Judgement and response
in all our hearts. A fine specimen of our Anne
rican institution, Christy's New York (eelebra-
ted) Niger Minstrels have been in Enrope-and
having "done" London for some considerable
length of time-have, We see by the London
-Nces. taken jaurt n cross the channel an
invaded Paris. We read in the Nei1s Of Febru-
airy 22d:
The Concerts de Paris in the Rue de Helder
were thrOnged to overlooking last night. in con.
sequence Of the intense curiosity felt TO see
Christy's band of ''nigger" Ministries their
first appearance in Paris. Every seat was taken
beforehand, all the standing room was filled on
the firSt rush, and heaps Of money were turned
from the doors. The press Of English and
Americans was very great, but the ordinary
AabitueS of the concert rooms also attended in
great numbers An the French IeuiIletOaistes
who cSGld squeeze in were there. This pucuiar
Yankee humor OF the Performance was for ;hs
most part lost upon the French aufience, owing
10 their not understanding the English Ian.
gusge; and heard great many vehement and
not very reasonable EXPLANATIONS OF diSnpOint-
lnent. Among tho crowd in the side corridors,
who could see nothing aud hear very little,
good many Jokes we're circulated at the expense
ofthe black faced visitors, the best Of which
was that they were the ex-ninistcrs ofthc Em-
perOr SOulouqne just arrived FROM Hayti.
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NeW and Valuable InVention.

Household and Kitchen FuruItare as = ne
Gton-
WILL be sold At Pnble Auction Thursday the 2f
W Inst al O'Clock NJ, At the residence Of Mrs J
K Dunham South side nf Centre between 9Th and
9Th, large ADD general Assortment Of valuable Household
and Kitchen Furniture Aiss, Here, Rockauay and
Harness posters GEO E WICKHAM-
iah15 AuctioneeT.
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sP EcIAL NOTICES.
4 VOICE FROK OLD KEETUCFK
STILL IT CURES
nm Mn1 HoutE, LicEI1G

INN hnE HouEE, LicEISG, Dee -, 1881.
NEGEEs- BAEEE cos-Dr- Hans BAlsan hsE de LanEs
Of The greatest medicines the uorE5 Last sP-.uE
down With Disease the Iangs, and Dn- WiEH Of
CsTinEtoa attended for IoEg time, and then told
nsighb0rs that Easrsr could ger s and that Night
Ire tssO eSkS!! got bOttes Of Dr. HIFs
BaLsanl. and uhen had Used bolt and = third
veil, and better than ever gave part Of
bottle rrisnd nIae, throat fer Ioas
aae, and It cured him JOHN COLE
coVEnDiLLH, Rsb. II. 1851
Mr. A. L. seovuL-Dsar Sri have soid nearly
HALLS BALsAN you sent Y0u viii please send
few dsEeu S0ea, Ike be article
It has given entire SAuSfletioa Aad By
IT, bed prtpdrdfon iss In this part OF The
country, for DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
JAS. D. WILSON, DrsgSfst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

TnE political stew in Marion county is begin
ming to simmer and viii ere long be =" bilin''
over. Probably il there Is patriotic people in
the world, it is the American people. If there
ARE patriotic people in the Union, they certainly
are in Virginia; and of all Virgi ,ians. none
more disposed to serve their country, than the
democratic aspirants of Marion.
In consequence OF the Iamentable break down
of that usually invincible institution, the "Cor-
GUS" the popular sovereigns of Marion are left
for once foot loose, vote loose, and fancy free
Country serving aspirations are not extinguish-
ed by stern DEGREES; and every "fellsr" who can
raise decent wamus, or make a stump or
store-box speech, Is out as candidate for the
Temple Of Fame and the House of Delegates.
We read in the Fairnont Yirginiaa, (the
culinary Of one department of which is done up
With pepper and vinegar, and Of the other with
sprinkling of spice) that several candidates
have commenced the canvass, niI on their own
hooks" prominent among whom is Mr. WIN. F.
Drinkard, Editor of the Virgi"ian. No doubt
that gentIernan's services would DO exceedingly
valuable. in the State Leg stature, but we should
be very sorry to see an editor so far lower the
dignity of the profession to accept public
Office.
Mr. Peirpoint keeps stirring up the animals in
his mcnagerie with nm occasional long pole. His
thrust into the Democratic cage at Fairmont,
a short time ago, eicited.a terrific howl of over
two columns from the HiFyiaidn.
We hopc our unterrifel brethren, who are
.already in the field" may all, with the ncces-
sary exceptions, be elected-to stay at home.
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Good Boarding,

Good Boarding,
Tn Private FamIy, for = lady and gentleman two
4 single gentiemrb. Also, for four day boarders.
DKLF RIBBONS ets BuchsIs for Gaitsr1 BuekIrs
ID some v-sy hns- Gun Bonnet lins Geld aud rlireF
BrHld-iuIi rSeStvsd tzlsl n EIOoIL BRO
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n Having, At heavy expenditure, furnished our Job
O@ee With al Necessary atTals, embracing Typ. Raisa
Borders Cuts Ae latest AID fashionable Ils
to render capable executing equal that OF
establishments Tx city. and possessing fefss In
the way Steam Er, for doing work vxPeOiy,
passed by aay other ONCE, respectfully present our
share Of Pabi Pat-oaAs. assuring those Who
entrust heir work TO uantiaE TO
give entire satisfaction. mar4-'a9 DIV
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REMOVAL, 3 NEW sTock.

tN-NAS 49, -
JOSEPH GRAVES has removed his Cheap Book and Pa
- per to the Of MAin and Third Streets
Centre wheeling nearly opposite the old stand where he
has opened Beautiful Stock OF Wan Paper Win
dow Shades; Bailey Patent Rollers WindOH Blinds
Bun Holland Green Oil Cloth and Landscape Shades
he &c. HousrkeePers respectfully invited 70 call
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
mhIS-1W
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MARSH q TAYLOR
RE still cor tinung their EXTENSIVE SALE or BAyE
~ SOME DRESS SILKS ~ COST and LESS TU4Y
COS4. frb76
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20. WHEELING. VA,

GLYCEROLE OF THE HYPOPHOsPHATEs.
VI Comp. Syrup Of Ph0sPhates,
cd Liver Oh Jelly,
Pnea's EHgliEh GlTeeTine,
Chl0rofoTm,
szIpaarIe Eihsr-ConcsAfrafed.
nh1S For sale ~ g RUSDESBERG's-
BBL Rye Whssey. for medicinal purposes, se1TrGnfsd
HIs'ia'' received and Tor sale = rusDExBERes.
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sInRLES TRAGEDY.

SICKLES TRAGEDY.
7 E3LIE's ILLUSTRATED PAPE2, co ItaininE 70 sats,
representing the above Tragedy. and he Sew NerE
LedEeFfoT 2et half last even
Ing e. News Depot op-oste the Posi- once Can
early and procure copies as tasy VII 50 "a rapldy:
p. %, VIII EBINGs. VA
March I5th, 1Ss9- :
Il intention 20 the nGU POtt O1ce on
n or 3ist beg leave N infsTm persons
having boxes thu Numbers corresponding - those 10
cid once viii be occupied In the once By the hold
This Il Necessary 20 prevent the
confas!oa arise frO general change Al tes
tmr Persons holding lock drawers inforsd ind
vIdzaiiy - Be oeeupsd
By them respectively. Box Eent due han 70 D paid
mhl6-5t H p FEENT. P. n.