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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
EXPRESS STEAM LINE

ALEXAN OKLA, VA
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, b. c.,
AND PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
-sss. The superior and fast sailing pro
s1eszIsLLSlspelers, 80 C. ALGLR' and "%. Sc !
.NOUR." will leave Georgetown and Washington
on THURSDAY, and Alexandria on FRIDAY, of
every week for Philaielphia, connecting at that
point with daily line Of steamers for New York,
VIA Delaware and karitan Canal. Through re
ceipt- given.
one Of these Boats will leave Philadelphia every
FRIDAY, fol- Alexandria and the District Cities,
connecting with the Orange Alexandra and
Mauas-as Gap Railroads, Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, &C. Freights will be taken at low rates,
and Good forwarded promptly, free of charge.
WI ii. FOWLE 4 son,
NJ 1 ..,nfh MhurNns
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TUST RECEIVED
81 40 boxes Oranges and 40 do. Lemons
20 do Raisins, lii fine order
bale Bufo Almonds
cask prunes and do. Ginger
dozen boxes Sardiues
Filbert. Cream Nuts, Walnuts, and Pecans
30 small drums Figs, for Family use
Also, few fine Singing CANARIES. Alao,
Il fine assortment of Japan Cages, which | offer
for sale a. low as any other establishment in this
city. Country Merchants will do well 10 call upon
me before buying anywhere else.
c. SCIIAFER, Coniectioner,
my2l No. 3 North Fairfax st., AleX'a, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

81 FOR SALE.--That valuable PROPER
.IilTY, being a lot containing about FOUR
THOUSAND SQUARE FEET OF GROUND,
with the FRAME TAVERN upon it, now occu-
pied by Capt. James Guy, tadjoining the store Of
Blackjack, Marshall 4 Coz fronting on Union
street 10 feet inches, and binding upon Fayette
Alley. From its eligible location this property
presents an excellent opportunity for II safe and
improving investment Terms--Sl.j 800 in hand,
tie balance in one, two three and four years with
interest, secured by the purchasers notes, and
deed Of trust on the premises. Apply personally,
OF by letter, To POLLARD WEBB,
No. $40, 9TH St. in Washington City, b. c., 81 L.
c. ". WATTLES, Alexandra.
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Aldie, Loudoun County, sp ll-eotf

HIENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE otter i,r
i sale my landed estate, lying near McMIun
yiile Warren county, Tennessee, containing SlA
THOUSAND NINE II IN IRE b AID FOUR
ACRES by u recent survey. II lies al the foot -
the Cumberland Mountains, nine miles from NJ
Minnville the Stage road lesding to Nashville,
GO miles distant, ard miles from q Railroad d..
pot The surface is gently rolling and covered
with oak, poplar, hickory, and walnut, producing
mast in abundance. A never failing creek rms
through the whole tract, and IN addition, tEd1
are about rs fine Springs Of pure freestone water
The soil is good-produces corn, oats, wheat, to
bacco, &c. The wheat raised upon it ha. weighed
high as 20 lbs. to the bushel. Glover timothy,
and herd grass are also produced IN great alum.
dance, without either guano or plaster The Era..
natural 10 the soil, IL in great quantitica every
where through the forests, from the FIST %: Apil
until No, ember, enough for thousand head 4
cattle and ten thousand head of sheep. Any
quantity Of hogs can DO raised at very urlmz
cost from the mast which lasts from October unrl
June About 800 ACRES OF LAND is cleared,
"a with cabins for tenants, and the Dwell
.G$1LING is handsomely built with OF -
rooms good stables. &c. Society is good, equal
ling that Of any neighborhood in Virginia. lh'
Southern University under the suspicss OF no
Episcopal Church. is 10 miles distant, and The gsi
ebrsted Watering place Bersheba only "a M'I''
churches and common schools are convenient ah'
numerous. The Climate - very h'u Hu''hS ~
ter. and free from excessive heat IN summer. Tho
atmosphere is dry and clear of moisture or humid
ity from the elevation Of the country-makmg It
all that person. Of weak lungs could ask. iha
con instantly increasing price OF these lands w"u.i
make thi. fine investment 10 gentleman VIII
also wished TO establish grain stock esia's.
To gentlemen, too who have large quantit.c; u
negroes on the Northern border of Virginia, AMI
who hold them only at the will OF the AboitiOnl..:
this part Of Tennessee affords safe retreat
will divide the tract if desired, sell it III orp
body at So per acre, part in hand, and the basa"c,
on time, satisfactorily occurred. Address
GEORGE dLASCOCE,
McMinnville, Warren County, Tenne. see.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

FJNHE PREMIUM SADDLE STALLI0r. TOR
i G. TELEGRAPH claims the above title, haN
ing taken every premium for which he has con
tended.
The editor Of the American Farmer, an agricuI-
tural paper published in Baltimore, having wit
messed tie performance Of this horse at the tntet
States Fair, in Richmond, and the Virginia state
Fair at Petersburg writes OF him thus
but one of the very best saddle horses we bavo
ever seen, was the superb dark bay stallion eALi
bited by n. Berkeley, esq of Loudoun COUNTY,
Va. He was Of the Telegraph breed, o. Ss II l. .'l
Familiarity known in Maryland, the tom" IT,sn,
certainly the best breed altogether for saddle
horses Of easy, yet rapid gait in this country ant
particularly adapted, by their kind and gentle
dispositions, to ladies' use. We watched the raPii
pace of Mr.. Berkeleys stallion, and his sure AMI
firm, but easy gait, as be Was repeatedly nidcp
around the ring, with the same admiration WHEN
all who witnessed the performance warmly cN
pressed and felt fully justified in the preference 80
have always felt for the admirable breed for tbs
saddle. There are two gentlemen in Baltimore
county, whose stock Of Tom horses are particularly
fine but we have never seen any OF The breed 50
large end very desirable, the stallion Exhibited
by Mr.. Berkeley"
TOM G. is rich bay, 10 hands inch high, %
strong bone great muscle, and superior action; w"3
sired by Rogers Tom Telegraph, aud out Of f.
nous Jack 0'Diamond saddle mare. His colts AZ;
without single exception, bays, and OF hne tlze.
He will commence the season at my stable on Mon
day, April 4th, and continue there one week 10
will divide the next week between Lcesburg ant
wheatland, will go to Leesburg on Monday, andtr
Wheatland, on Thursday, and alternately between
the stands, being at home every other week.
TERMs.-Twenty dollars insurance, due when
the mare is known 10 be in foal but from those
who pay before April lst, ls6O-ttteen dollais
will be received in full. Twenty dollars VIII 10
rigidly and impartially exacted from all who fail
to pay before that date. Any one sending fTo
mares of his own can name sixth one grati.-
They nust be returned regularly. Parting iIom
a mare will forfeit the insurance
Good pssturage furnished mares from distance
at 81 per month, and every care taken to preTcS;
accidents, but no responsibility assumed.
n BERk ELEG.
ALL ,rlonn Cnnntr nm Ii nntf
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REMON a l..
ISAAC PAUL, Commission Merchant,


NOW occupies the comm"di"us hrc, PROOF or''h
y Warehouse, corner of Union and Queen SIS.
He makes acknowledg ements for past patronage,
and solicts consignments of FLOUR, GRAIN, and
all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. He has the
best facilities for obtaining good prices and Will
make prompt returns. Will attend to orders Tor
Grocerca Plaster, Salt, Fish, Guano, OF other
Goods wanted by his patrons, on the best terms
In store, and for sale low for cash
2oU bhls best Extra and Superhne Flour
100 do choice Family Flour, Welch, bwers,
and other brands
100 do. Eastern Herrnga and Alewives
100 bushels superior Oats
100 do. best White Mercer Potatoes
81 bbls Philadelphia Vinegar
Whitelock Cos. superior Phosphate OF Lime
and A. A. White Mexican Gusno.
Corner of Union and Queen streets.
Alexandria, nv lg-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

DOR SALE--My farm in FalIquier county, cou-
IL tanning by recent survey, FOUR HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES and 90 poles
This land lies on the Rappahannock river, about
quarter OF Il mile from the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad and in an excellent ncis hborhood. There
sy7. are ON 1t, a very convenient DWELLING
LIZ HOUSE, spacious barn, and other out houses,
all in good repair. never failing spring Of pure
water is within forty yards of the houoe-icsho
and ice pond, a near. The fields not in cultivs-
ton, are well set in grass and taking into view its
close proximity to the Railroad Post Office, Grist
Mill a mile of > and other advantages, this farm
may be safely recommended as very desirable
property. Any one wishing to see the said farm
will be shown it by Mr.. H. I. Embry on the place.
Terms made known by JOHN ;. kNQS,
ap SU-eOrf AieraHdrid, Ia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

OTICE.-The subscribers have formed 90
~ PARTNERSHIP under the firm Of J. b Il;
H. H. HUTTON, for the purpose of manuiac tgi'
ing WOODEN GOODS, at auckland, Prince VII
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNTON, auckland, Va
RoBT. II. HUNToS, Alexandra -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

COMMISSIONER SALE.-In pursuance u
Y a Decree of the Circuit Court of Al"Naudr.
County, rendered at November term, 1855, IN no
suit of Alcinds A. Keene, Administrative, NsJna.
Z. Edsall, &C., the undersigned will Offer tor sd.,,
at public auction, on MONDAY, the 23d day ~
Noy 1852 al II o'clock, w., il front Of tie MAY urs
dy-s Office, in the city of Alexandria, a TIM
E.i MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on the "'-t
side OF Fsyette street in the said city OF A"N.n-
dria, bounded a follows BsGping on fey'i7
street. at the distance of 100 fte north, iroE no
middle of the square, between King and Cameron
streets; thence with Fayette street, north"arAIt,
l9 feet; thence westwsrdy, parallel with Gamer u
street 30 feet to ten feet alley; thence with SD
alley and parallel to Fayette street, southwn1'N,
~ feet thence to the beginning, with the night .
way over said alley, and the alley c"nn, ~
herewith in connection with others entitled u.CTy-
to- and subject annual rent i'll fee, OF siA l..
lars, payable to the City Council Of AleAandr.".
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne- tenth Of the rurchas"
money TO be paid in hand, at the time OF ,'la
the residue in three equal instruments, At q, II. Al"
Is months from the day Of sale, with interest tie"
deferred payments to be secured by the bones %!
the purchaser with good personal security To
title to he retained until the purchase money -
fully paid, and the property TO be resold upon
failure Of the purchaser to comply with the terms
Of sale f. l.. SMITH, E,,ru.',.
LAW. b. TAYLOR, .0''''' ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

The Baltimore Sun says The latest for
eign news is by the City Of Baltimore Tour
DAYS later, and to the llth inst. No regular
battle had as yet resulted from the advance
of the Austrians into Sandman territory, and
the inefficient Austrian movements were
rather perplexing. The panic which the
false rumors of an alliance betwee Franceand
Russia had created in England, and on the
Continent knocking down Consols aud other
securities. seems to have entirely snbsided.
The satisfactory disavowals Of any such al
lance has restored confidence to considera-
BILE degree, indicating that the war is now
likely to be confined wholly to Italy and the
Austrian possessions, and breadstutis and
provisions. which went up so rapidly IN con
sequence, are now coming down, and Con.
soils on the other hand as rapidly golng nE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
Tha WsuisTer Again.

SAvANxAH, May 20.--The celebrated
watch Wauderer has again sailed for Havana
and the Gulf, with Mr.. Lamar, her owner,
and company of his friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

CWEDES IRON Just received, with further
- supply Of those superior Norway Nail Rods
Also on hand an assortment of Rolled and Ham
mered Plough Plates all Of which will be sold
at the lowest market rates.
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
NV No. IL. North Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

n. FOR PHlLADELPillA.-rhe
xxt Zine steamer JAMES JEROME, Capt
Jerome. will leave Long Wharf, foot OF Duke
street, on Tuesday afternoon, ut o'clock. For
freight, which will be taken at the lowest rates,
apply to SIErhhN "HlNN'
Insurance by this steamer can be effected at tho
Lowest rates my 90
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A(iENI.

\
n II TAYLOR 4 Co., - West st., New York.
DAVID CovrER. Is North Wharye,, Philadelphia.
BRADLEY 4 TAYLOR, Georgetown, ID. Z.
IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
Mystery at North Adams.

The investigation by the coroner's Jury IN
the case of Miss Butler, of North Adams,
Mass, seems to show the most extraordinary
state of affairs that ever existed. A young
girl is taken suddenly and alarmingly Ill;
after five days, she is getting worse. counsel
is called, and the doctors begin to suspect
pregnacy and poison. At the end OF the
six days their suspicious are SO far confirmed
that they state them; the patient admits 1t
may be possible but cannot believe; as the
result of the medical examination and the
increasing danger of the girls illness, an
operation is performed by the physicians to
relieve her and save her life; nothing Is dis
covered either then or subsequently, at the
post morton examination; the girl dies, the
accused seducer flies the country, and now as
the result by the full investigation, 1t ap-
pears that there never was any pregnacy, and
that whatever intimacy existed it had moth
ing to do with Miss Buffers death.
In the Cincinnati Gazette of Monday, we
find letter dated Madison, Indiana, May
18th, which says that Littlefield was there
on Sunday, but had left for Memphis, Ten
nessee. The letter says:
"Cross-examinaton drew out the knowl-
edge that he had gone from North Adams to
Boston, Boston to Montreal, as the friends of
the lady suspected At Montreal, he EN-
barked on the Grand Trunk Railroad, went
to Toronto, thence to Detroit back to New
York, thence to Indianapolis, and to this spot
Having his identity perfectly. well estab,
lished, for in the house where his sister held
possession he could not assume a name be
cause she had in moment of excitement
already in the presence of witnesses, called
him brother Charley.
The gentleman who knew all the circnm-
stances, informed the authorities of his pres
ence, &c. A watch was set on him until he
got to Louisville, where he embarked on the
Moses Mcclellan for Memphis where he was,
in all probability, arrested this morning about
9o'clock"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

IN retiring from the late firm Of JENKINS
| LAMBDIN, | take pleasure in recommending
to my friend. and others my late partner Mr. Jen-
kins, who | know will do them justice.
ny 20-solm JOHN 4. LAMBDIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

IKEENwAY FARM FOR SALE, CLAr"E
" COUNTY, VRGINIA.-I will sell, On Sat. q -
Jane All, 1853, this VALUABLE FARM, With
contains TWO HUNDRED ACRES, situated ~
the midst Of IA most fertile and beautiful portion 81
country near churches of various sorts, schools,
mills, aud in the midst Of excellent society. It's
desirable situation for family. There arc q" nc
premises the usual improvements, OF good cLs %
ter, and in good order,-Sprngs, Orchards, g..
There is due proportion of timber and c"'',f
Land, and rock sufficient for necessary purpose -
This Farm will DO sold on the following tcms--
One fourth cash-the balance in three equal aol."-
al instruments, secured by deed of truSt ani b'".-
ing interest from date Of sale.
FRANCES F. SOWlE-,
Wildwood, Clarke county, 3.
At tho same time and place, will sell AN -
family SERVANT, to the lowest bidder.
JOS. I. RYAN.
Administrator Of Miss NJ l.. Sewers, d.D !.
Clarke county, Va my 23-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

Captain Samuel Gedney, formerly of the
Mount Vernon line, has hoisted his broad
pcnnant on board the spacious steamer Geo.
Page, which for some years past has plyed
between Washington and Alexandria Cap
tain Price retires with many laurels Won by
an obliging disposition and uniform urbanI-
~ of manners.
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A L NJ A N A c.
Rim E L l s 7
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAl u,

SAILED.
Schr. Ship Carpenter Fountain. P"wkeepS'e' 10y
d. b. Smith. u u
Scbr. Tuntamount, Davis, Boston, by d. D.
Sebr. Saunders, Wyman, Boston, by I. }. Me
hsffey. c,or.o,
by Borden Mining Co. L.
Steamer Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore ny
Wheat i Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs. Ann Pickerell, Palmer from Tins port
Roll, Conway, Delany from Ge"rget"wn ana
nropeller J. Jerome, from this port arrived NJ
Philadelphia 10th inst.
Schr. d. c. SAWYER, Parson, Tor this port Sa''''
from Richmond, 18th ins,
schr. Jane n. Baker, Nanneman hence at f'">
idence, 18th inst ,... g..
Sebr. Henry James, Aldrich, from this port ''i
Rostou. arrived ut Edgartown. 18th INST.
Schr. ]. F. Jones, Jones. from TINS port i'r
D;ohton. arrived at New London, 18th inst.
Scbr w. r. Gunu Nye, from Bangor, Tor TINS
nort arrived At Holmes Hole 18th inst.
HJOTICE.-The Stockholders of the PoloMaI
~ IRON COMPANY are requested t" moet al
tha Mansion House, at Potomac Furnace. Lou
doun County, Va, on Tuesday, the Sl1t day "
~ 1850 between the hours of Ia A. NJ ana :
p N for the purpose of holding an election Tor
directors of the Company for the ensuing year III
accordance with the Charter.
''' ALEX. L. MASSEY, Pres't pro tenn.
Loudoun Co., Va, my 23-eotd"
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
TT1HE partnership between the undersigned, un-
/ der the arm Of } JENKINS LAMBDlN' was
dissolved On the 10th instant, 10y mutual consent
n n Jenkins i. alone authorized to settle up the
business. Is. IL: JEN
JOHN X LAMBDlN.
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FISH! FISH. FISH,!


FISH! FISH. FISH,!
VI SHIN GTON d CO.,
HAEE IN STORE, and offer for sale, upon
i the best terms
50O bhla No | EASTERN HERRING
27j ALEWINES.
" B. We desire to call particular attention to
our large stock of FISH ~ We have made ar
engagements which will enable us to offer great IN
dnccments my IL
\VATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERAToRS
w i have endeayored to obtain for my sales
this season. THE EfsT WATER COOLERS and
REFRIGERATOR, which could be had. Please
see them. On hand several RefTigerators Of old
% JOHN OGDEN
CWEDES IRON Just received, with further
- supply of those superior Norway Nail Rods
Also on hand an assortment of Rolled and Ham
mered Plough Plates" al Of which will be sold
at the lowest market rates.
GEO. 7. BALDWIN,
NV No. H. North Fairfax street.
SPRING GOODS.
W. & A. MURRAY, Merchant Tailors,
4 RE now receiving their SPRING GOODS and
"A would invite all in want of any thing in ther
line 10 Civ. them y call NH "
GALL AND EXAMINE the celebrated Excel
u sior Fruit and Preserve CANS.
II. I. GREGORY.
my II Us and 100, King street.
DECEIVED THIS DAY from Philadelphia.
IL some more OF those celebrated DR.. Kane RE
PERPETRATORS. ii. |. GREGORY,
nv IL rs and 100, King street.
IRON RATI.S-iG0 tons of superior quality, l
i pattern, u pound to the lincal yard, for ale
at a low price by
anil WM IT. FOWHE 4 son.
MASSERS PATENT CREAM FREEZERS;
INl The Old Dominion Coffee Pot Coffee urns;
Chaiing Dishes; Egg Boilers; for sale by
nh IA JOHN OGDEN
J. PLETED.-Nolume Five Uf living. y shiDg
ton is now ready, price 81
nv 10 ROBERT BELL, 81 King st.
JUST RECEIVED a fine lot Of Sweet Havana
q ORANGES; also fine LOT Of BANANAS
for -ale AZ c. SCHAFER'S,
mv3 No. 2, N-.th Fairfax street
* CASKS VERY SUPERIOR SCOTCH ALE,
IL IN stone JAS, ior sale by
4yls WASHEaToN 4 co.
N BBL3. No. l Potomac Herring, packet on
~ the Shore for family use, for sale hy
my 20 WASHINGTON co.
HHEESE.-New York Goshen Cheese, for sale
y by [my Isl J. n. HARPER co
| uAY.-Bale Hay, tor sale by
II myls j. N HARPER 4 co.
| StWEET CIDER-Just received, and for sale by
| y nv J. +. DOUGLASS.
OATS. 600 bushels Oats, for sale by
~ pyIS J. y. HARPER 4 co.
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NXTATER COOLERS AND KEFRIGERATORS.
w i have endeay"red to obtain for my sales
this season, THE EfsT WATER COOLERS and
REFRIGERATGHS which could be had. Please
see them On hand several RetTigerators of old
styles, which are offered AT cost.
M o. JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

n II. JENKINS returns his thanks to the
d. patrons Of the late firm OF JENhlNS
LAMBDIN, and solicits continuance OF their
favour. at their former place OF business.
b. II. JENKINS.
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AUCTION SALES.

UNJUST SALE OF VALUABLE IL - y,
FISHERIES, 6c.-By virtae Oi Il H'.i ..
tru,t from Morgan l.. Finnall, 10 the suos'"D''
dated the 10th day of December, 1873, aud record
ed IN the Clerks Office OF the County '"Hr %
stafford shall proceed to sell on the pF'm'.'-.
public auction to the highest bidder, iot ''.h
"wednesday, The 18th day Of June, 1888 a ih'H "
not the next tar day, the real and peF-,""
~ conveyed by said deed, VIZ: tract OF .""',
nated At the junction of Aqua Creek ana '"''
mac river. known a. Simms' Point, c"n't!"in5
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY AChka, more ~
less. To this tract is attached the well hh'"
fishery, called THE GUNS, which vii! DC SOFT
with the land Also, the tract OF land known Or No
TUMP, situated on the south side Of Aqua 'i''h'
opposite TO Snms' Point, containing 21o H'l'''
more or less; and to this tract is attached the VOL
know lump Fishery, which will be sold with lA1
land All the stands, seines, boats, aud other l'o
perty mentioned in said deed, which may he te-
naming Oh hand, in the possession .! aid 'h-
nall. John NJ. Herndon, esq, has rre'lo"a 'Ien
upon the lump property which will be pad Io"
proceeds Of sale.
The title to all the property il believed - 10
good, but selling rs Trustee, shall convey "".y
such title as is vested III me.
TRAYERS D. MCNCIRE,
Stafford my o3-.ot, llu.'a".