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POSTAL RULES


Many errors occur by persons not observing the
following regulations In depOsiting letters, papers
or miscellaneous publications in the office for
mailing:
ALL DROP-LETTERS MUST BE PREPAID BY
POSTAGE.STAMPS.
Prepayment, by stAmPs, required on all letters TO
places within the United States.
Such are not prepaid 'Ou be sent to S Dead Letter
Once, aud The party addressed WiH not Be notjfed, as
heretofore.
Prepayment by stamps, required on all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic,
By inserting the county In which the ONCE is To-
Gated, upon all letters, many in Superscrip-
tion might be detected, and mistakes In mailing be
avoided.
The postage on sheet music, maps en0ravinos Ltho.
Orophs 9T photographic prinL on rollers or IN paper
coveTg; books bound unbound; photographic paper
and letter enpelOpeS IN packages ereeednO in dHV
-four pounds, Is at the rate Of one cent an ounce
OF fraction OF an ounce 10 any place i tho Uied States
under eeH hundred miles, and al The rate Of too cents
ounce on fraetiOa Of oVer 6)tesn hundred
Same rates on cards either blank or printed, and
blanks In packages Weighing at least eight ounces,
ssd seeds or cuttings In packages moe exceeding
REGISTRY OFFICE.
Valuable letters for auy part Of the United States
Canada, Great Britain, Fra ce, Holland, the italiRR
states, or States Of the German A Austrian Postal
Union. will be registered application at the
office, between the hours Of ~ N aud 5 p. N
Letters 10 Be registered uW not b received al latsr
kOur. -
Once open from ~ A. M, 20 6h P.M.
Open on Sundays nom to iO4 A. a.
Cincinnati, October s, 1851. '
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A VESERABLE TRIo.-Among the privates
in the ranks Of the Union army in Kentucky
are three distinguished gentlemen, who are
but little short of being octogenarians
They are gray-haired patriotfathers, who
have left the impress of their usefulness on
their countrys history, and now, in their
extreme old age, are found marching side by
side with their sons and grandsons, in de-
fense of that country's honor aud glory,
against the machinations Of traitors snd the
open hostility of rebels.
We refer to Hon. John ]. Crittenden, Judge
Daniel Breck, and Hon. VIM. p. Thomasson.
Each of these veterans has been a representa-
tive in the councils of the nation, aud ia that
and other capacities they have "made to
themselves name."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-16

TEA BRANDS AND THEIR MEANINGS -"Hy-
son" means before the rains" or Flourish
ing spring." that is early in the spring.
Hence it is often called "Young Hyson"
other kinds, the native term for which
means "tea skins" Refuse of a still
coaIser description, containing many stems,
is called "tea bones.n "Bohea" is the
name of hill in the region where it is
collected. "Pehoe" or "Peccee," means
white hairs"-the down on tender leaves.
"Powchong" folded plant.n "Souchong';
'small plant" "Swankay" is the name of
a small stream in the province where it
is bought. Congo is from term signify
ing 'iabor," from the care required in It's
preparation.
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The Los Angeles Star, of the 2sth ult., an
nounees the arrival at that place Of several
families Of emigrants from Texas. These
are but the advanced portions of some one
hundred and eighty emigrant wagons from
the same State. II is stated that Western
Texas will be almost deserted daring the
mined TO remove to a new and happier home
in California, where the Constitution and the
laws are respected.
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CLAIRVOYANOE,- ALL PEH SONS
- wishing to know important matters about
% PIeSenI and future pEospec1s can he9r the pst
few weeks in this city, She may be consulted on
all matters concerning love, marriage, courtship,
q consultation, between O'Clock A. NJ aud r.
n. House,. 9I6, shth-st corner OF Plum, Ten.
seSo.S. SEQ ''''' ''' MRS. wUNDERLR.
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If the counsel be good, no matter who
gave 1t.
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hVERffBl Il In ths 'PRE6B. where Jsas Ave
Hss@Sns Si. - @Sss hsHIE 70 2 ssss tSsc e 9
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NiAsH. BUYEHs WILL FIND IN
Groceries tkom FERGUSON, Ninth An Vine, myu
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LEGAL REPORTING.
SKIPPING LIST.

GTkAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
i5sf$jS: ;Be S:
Liverpool, New York Phila- uSsiElfask ssaASAf
delphie Steamship Company In ---A--hA--1--A-2-
tend dispatch ing their full-powsred Dlyde-buin
Irop stesu1hips As follows:
9H EDIS Bu M MHS;;,:'.;; saturday, Oct u
CITY OF WAsHlNGTOk".""..sstuI day, Oct. 10.
Saturday, Oct. 26
And every Saturday, ut noon, from Pier A, Mort =
River
RATES OF PASSAGE;
First Cabin. n.".......S75 $50
First do 20 London. ... 80 SteerEge 20 London. %
First do. to Paris S5 Steerage to PRris....... sc
First do. to Hamburg. s5 Steerage TO Hamburg 80
Passengers forwarded to Paris, HGvIe, Bremen,
rotterdam, Antwerp, etc., at equally low rates.
SO Persons wishing TO bring out their friends
ian buy tickets here at the following rates to New
York From Liverpool or Queenstown FirGl Cabin,
so, tS5 and SlO5 steerags from Liverpool, $40
hom Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodation ns
Tor passenger and carry experienced Surgeons
Thief are built In Water-tight Iron SectionS, and
have Patent 4 Ire ,AnnihilGtorB on board
For further Information apply in Liverpool 10
wi liam lnman, Agent, - WRtor.st. ; In Glasgow,
70 Wm. InmanJ . So. EnOch square In Queens.
town, go q, w, d. Seymour x % IN London, to
Elves Macy, 81 King William st. in Paris. to
Jules Decoue, Place de la BOurse In Philade.
Rhis, 20 John q Dale, Ill Walnut'st., or at ths
JOHN g. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, NY.
AND W. b. Barry Co, Burnet House, Oin.,
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MEDICAL.

n e. NEWTON, M. D.-UFFICE, 80.
SBs 30 West Seventh ST., between Vine and
sace. @ Residence I I0o West Seven thogt o between m
10 az p. NJ, 10 p. n.
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A closed mail, consisting OF letters aud newspa-
pers, for States and cities Of the German Austrian
Postal Union, and Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Po-
Lar d, Russia, Greece, Ionian Islands, etc. is sent
from this office semi-weekly.
"West India mails will be sent by this steamer.
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ElEFOR NpCLAIN. JrsrICK

REFOEETHOMAS HpCLAIN, JUSTICE
fb OF Cincinnati Township, County Of Harnilton.
State q Ohio %. IL: Cleveland against Charles
satchell, defendant The above named defendant
will take notice that the 18th day of September,
1851, said Justice Issued order of attachment in
the above action for tho sum Of S52 go and that the
same is set for trial on the 9th day of November,
1861, at O'Clock p NJ, at the office Of Thomas Nc
CLAIM, 47S Yine-street Cincinnati, Ohio.
Q. LYON, Atty for Plaintiff.
Cincinnati, September % 1861. se23.oM
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WILLIAM mcMURPHY, JANE Hell

u INE, HANLY q KROEL vs.. ZIM-
~ MEbMAk & GALLUP, Partners, etc.-The
defendants will take notice that the 9th day Of
april, 1861, plaintiffs flied in the Office of the Su-
perior Court OF Cincinnati petition against them,
TO recover Judgment on a. note, made by defend
ants to plaintiffs for the shm Of 1886 81 due Feb
ruary 3, 1861; and that attachment issued in
snid ca,e, and has been levied by the Sheriff on
thirty three barrels Of peach brandy the properly
of defe ndants
day of December, 1861. JOHN W. HEBRON,
oc5-fSat Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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INDIANAPOLIS 6 CINCINNATI
RAEBROAD.

Trains run as follows Sundays excopteD:
fner DEPART. ARRIVE.
Indianapolis, Dafayette and
Chicago co A. M. 1913 P. M.
Indianap's and Terre Haute
Accommodation .............2.CO P. N. 400 P. NJ.
indianapolis and Chicago
Night Exprets.............6.l5 P. NJ, S.55 A. N.
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DENTAL.

NE WELLS, DENTIST LATE DEM
I'VE 0HSTBArOR in the Ohio College MIA
Of Ds5tSl SSrsery)' nSVi9g tS returned, has cdfdA
Cincinnati, Ohio. Terms reasonable. oc4 X
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CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO

TBOSTOFFICE. - CINCINNATI, OCTR
II 4, 1861 List of Mail Steamers for the Month of
OctC Der, 1861, from New York and Boston, for Eu-
rope, Havana and California.
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STATE OF OHIO, Il HAMILTON CONIMON

= PLEAS. no. Il 9i2 l. Divorce. : EiizabS'6
Bepedict vs. William Benedict.-Tbe said defend ant
is hereby notified that deposilons will be takea in
the ab3ye actioR a. on the part plentid at the Of
on FBIDAY, the 18th dav Of October A. D. 1851
between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
7. M, Gf said day
oc9.eMy MIA W. TILDEN
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N r. s. w A H ID l. Il,
DE IST, @
No. 81 West Seventh-street.

Full upper sets of Teeth inserted frsm SI5: to $50.
Tsel8 X
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DATE OF DEPARTURE OF EUROPEAN, OALI-
FORNIA AND HAVANA MAILS, FOR THE
MONTH OF OUTOBER, 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention TO his facilities for furnishing
yOu with Coal Oil Lamps and fixtures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
erB and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern
ment for military trimmings, to the neg.
lect Of lamp work, yet the subscriber by
dsVoting his entire attention to this busi-
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods and get them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, SO that customers can fhd in his es-
tabIishment what cannot be found IN any
other lamp depot in what vas and Is the
United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

THR BURNING oT THE PAopzEIEn HuNTHR.
The telegraph Of this morning merely made
mention Of the fact that the propeller Hun
ter was burned ct Chicago yesterday. Be
low will be found full account Of the ca
tastrOphe, from tho Chicago Journal Of last
evening:
The propeller Hunter, formerly Of the
CollinkWood line, but recently Of the But.
falo, Chicago and Lake Huron line, was
burned at sn early hour this morning
while lying opposite the warehouse Of stur.
eis, Smith & Co., on the south branch Of
the Chicago river. Two lives were lost BY
the conhagrstion.
The propeller, which was one Of the larg-
est and best on the lakes, arrived, light,
yesterday afternoon. She proceeded di-
rectly to the above point TO take on 9 load
that had been engaged, consisting Of 20, 900
bushels Of wheat contracted to Buffalo ct
l8 cents, and Q deck load Of flour. Her
cargo was one Of the best Of the season,
and would have yielded total freight Of
81, 900.
About three o'clock this morning flames
we're discovered issuing from the forward
part of the cabin. The ere spread with
friqhtful rapidity and very quickly envel.
oped the whole vessel in sheet Of fame
So rapid was its spread that two Of the
men who were asleep in their births were
overtaken and burned to death. Theil
names have not been ascertained. CorOnei
James is holding an inquest upon them, bu
they ere 80 badly burned as TO be unreeog
niEable, and until the deck hands can b
ell brought together and their names
checked with the shipping articles, th'
names of the unfortunate ones cannot b
ascertsined. They we're undoubtedly decl
hands, and had shipped at Buffalo.
The upper works Of the vessel are al
burned, but it is thought her hull is unin
| iured. She was owned by Messrs. W
Dixon and Robert Montgomery, the forme
acting as Captain, and the latter as Clerk
She was estimated TO be worth very easily
$4,000, on which there was an iRsuranc
Of $4,000.
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7 BE CITY


FReE EzAEDARF's BATTERT.-We are
permitted to take q few extracts from
lsstsr written By Mr. Orlando P. Cutter, Of
s.sndArgs Battery, to bis brother in this
city;
LozDoS, Laurel Co, Ky, Nov. 4, 1861.
DEkR BhozHER; / wrote yOu last sun
day from Camp Cross Roads. It should
have been Camp Mo0Onnelli however il
makes no particular difference. We have
ulnes moved three miles further on, and are
new sncamped ct the town Of London, q
small village in Kentucky, and from sp-
psaranos We may shortly expect another
Gght, IS thsy are busy fortifying the hills
sroInd here. There are now six regiments
Of infantry, one company Of cavalry, and
two batteries Of artillery encamped here.
AnOng them is the First Tennessee, the
regiment Of which an account was pub
ushed In the Cleveland Herald, Of the End
Of Ootsbsr, giving description Of q young
lady Who is With them. I have seen her
several dmeA She was also at Camp Dick
Robinson while We were there, and often
visited our camp, and can say that it is
ell true as Published concerning her. She
ls good pluck and no mistake. also for
sst before 70 mention that / saw Gen. An
dsrson, the here Of Fort Sumter, while at
Camp Dick Robinson, and liked his ap-
PsaEsnoe very much.
Instead Of going towards Tennessee, as
STATED in ny last, We are bearing towards
Virginia, end are nov OF what is called
ths Riehnoud road. How long We shall
remain where We now are is more than l
oan tell, as We have to march ct q moments
notios. A soldiers life is none Of leisure
or pleasure.
The weather has been hne, the days be-
ing warm and pleasant and the nights
oool but not cold. Our boys are as gem
sral thing quite well and in good spirits.
Ne are anxionsly looking for Uncle Sans
psymaslsr, Is he vas with US several days
niass, and had the pay-rOlls all made out
and has gene on to Columbus for the money
70 pay rs our two months dues. I can
sssurs you We need it bad enough
have before neglected to state that our
company is nov known as Company B,
Standards Battery, First Ohio Artillery.
We hstsafier always 60 in company with
shs Fourteenth Ohio Regiment, Col. steed-
nan. Teur afeetionste brother,
ORLANDO P. CUTTER.
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RUN1WkT.-A runaway occurred last
evening on Vineyard street. which o'Ame
very near being fatal in its cOnseque noes.
A single team was being driven down
Vineyard Hill, and when just below the
Plain Dealer eHios, the horse stopped and
commenced kicking violently. The driver
LET 50 the reins and jumped out Of the
wagon, upon which the horse started on q
furious run, leaving the street and taking
The sidewalk. An old man, whose name
We did not learn, was on the sidewalk be-
tween the railroad track and the canal
bridge and was overtaken by the horse
and knocked down, falling between the
wheels Of the wagon. be was taken up
ssasslsBs and carried into the machine shop
On tbecornere Of West and Vineyard streetg.
Il vas sone time before he recovered. He
fortunately received nothing worse than q
few slight bruises. II is claimed by those
Who saw the affair, that the driver could
have easily prsvented ii, but became fright
ensd st the herss's kicking and entirely
neglected 10 attend to him. Such lilly
liVsrsd towards should not be permitted to
have charge Of horses, unless they are such
Is may be controlled by q child. We were
unable tc learn the name Of the driver
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

The Angler HOTEL, CLEvELAED.-When-
ever any Of our readers 60 TO Cleveland,
we advise them to stop at the Angler
House. 1t is one Of the best hotels in the
West and indeed few in the East surpsss
it. ltsSSrOoms sre airy, spacious, clean, and
sweet; the beds are luxurious, and the bill
Of fare contains everything the most fas-
tsdious palate could desire. The proprie-
tors and attendants are gentlemanly and
observing Of every want Of their guests
Indeed, the weary traveller, the man Of
business, or pleasure-seeker, will find the
Angler palstial as well ss pleasant home
Its charges are moderate.-AskLdnd TiHleI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

RuzoEED GAPruRR on 400 OF our MES
AT GHEAT MoUH7AlE.-A young man Who
arrived last evening frOya Beverly, says il
IS generally believed tnere that en- FRIDAY
latt l1uR hundred ef the 9Th Iadiana rsg Z
Ueat stationed ct Cheat MountsiE., ere
captured by the enemy whilst on a r,oon.
1oisance. II sppea1s thst ths four. b11.
dred men we're deooyeS into a trap and
surrounded bY Vastly superior force. and
compelled to lay down their arms. IA Is
cur opinion that this les mereoamp rumor
- FAesliag IatslIi0eneer.
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soEDnRs AID SOCIETT.-Business is ex-
essdingly brisk at the rooms Of the Soldiers
Aid soeissy to-day-tbs work Of packing
and unpaCking employing not less than a
dozen ladies, while an equal number are
Engaged attending to other matters. It Is
worth while to visit the room of the Society,
particularly during the morning. Il will
not only give an ides Of the good that is
being done, but also Of the labor devOlved
On the ladies Of the Society in attending to
ths business. The call made on the ladies
Of the city yesterday to assist in preparing
ticks to be sent to wheeling, was promptly
and literally responded to, and they will
be sent of ct the proper time this evening
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TFHE ABOVE

FENDAETs, viii take notice Eat Tobn r-is-a
q q " NSietsana Sals on the 5th day of October, ls
Sasan9ge O9un5, Olio, sg9inst John 3 B5rgs8,
III re- sLlsa 6orgel. and al tie ether named de-
Ter udants, 5etIing fOrth that the DlainffT - i1-
msnt creditor OF the said Join y. Borg85 IN aind-
ment roooF. red 0T one a Scnisiy assinaE the 1lld
borgrhs a. the Eeofuary i560 Of saif court fT
tns sum q s6l5ll, with cost ard interest, WhiCa
outlon IVES issued On said Judgment 20 the shsroI
the county, bqt had hesn rsturngd u1sati11si, ard
no properly Iouno- Ihat the said B1rgs5 claiml 70
have no property liable for eEegution- Bot tie
plainiin cnarges the sgid John y. BUrra5 OF frnus
@ lss ~ ts9 stoel g ready made cloth
,ns So's ~ o9 u v ~ eiy q llsyeland % h som
RES on ths basinesl, and holds = large amount 81
store goodsi under the false Dretencs Of being fhs
IL the owner Of valuable house and lot On Sc Dlafr
street Cleveland, lmore Dsrtieulsrlg described n
I'D b1t not eSBoeiisd - go -, 7 s Z
ss, .-r-sSf- - a. 80 IN I9 - 5i - ~
petitons which ne hes mQrtgased to one John Laisyl
John Lazy paid, sud That 6s3iniias iisa On "a
pToP5,ry i, g 2 better and pEior Zen lh.n that q
Is low toe equitab.e owner Fl avaluabi8 Dro1sftT
on the eorneE Of Superior and Eiger sfrsst5, & -
petition, but yhich plopsIfy with he coi riTa1es
and AID Of one Edward Hssseunueilss, BE csu1s t18
same 70 Be rested ia bis Vife, the SAID EIsdslfia
BOrges- That be is also the equitabs OHnsT 0fcftT
Ssnslng tne Ute % vest IN his Wiz That the sd
Borgss has bought, with his own means, raluabl8
tAfm IN Solon. guyahoRa county, ohio. Of G2 acraE;
lote =, tiSlL1fiy assefi0eq IN plalnt4a peltlon1
but for the Purpose Of Eespiug il IRON tie 1el1h 81
name of lis VIZ, Tbss tl,s y -
claim to have interest," lis1, aetuai o. contas
the plaintiff does not kn0W, and therefore demanda
proof Of the same. The plaiasif thsrsf re, PRAYED
that ali the Property Ia aid petition described b.
sold, that the PriOritY Of lisns Be- dstsrlinsd ~
that ne pro,eec Of sale be aFPsd according g ID
Al the shove named deisndants, not otherwise
notified, hereby fed and requested to appeaF
Of December, 1851. JOHN FRIEND,
Cleveland, Oct II, lssl. 81. i:
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8Fass 4aaaaF.

TAMES b. ODELL, BRASS
q FOUEDEk AND HAHUFACTURER q
f7r,rI Wlrk of e7erY description, 10. 15 Uni1u 1tI
~ dccfl flcrl Superior ltrest Olslellld 0lil q.
5t-sri. zl1r cr Ca. and cii tie TlrIclI 1l1IclI
ls5d ill ths Piulnbtrg Erlilsss. Beer fullI1 qini
ElBslD WeEk 8 u f11l Tlsa17lt ka
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~ The following is a copy Of an anon
ynnus letter Ieesntly received by Mr..
4sasc 4oorehead, Of this city. It was post
marked "oleveland, Sept 26, 1861"
Nh Isaac The enclosed
afty dollars belongs 70 the estate Of your
father. You viii, therefore, see that il is
Justly applied.
TIE ffiy dollars were in the shape Of
iss1ss ~ one Of Pennsylvania's soundsst
snd most reliable banks. This is q olsar
ease Of " eOmpunction Of oonsoienos, and
cur advice to al who may have offended in
ths. same way is, to obey the vsice Of cor,
science and do olikeWise.-Esis Gazgsts.
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MASTER'S SAIE-PrRsrArr

MASTER'S SAIE.-PURsUAEF
lEE 20 the command Of an alias decretai ordsr q
sais issued from The Court Of tommon flea1 q Cus
ahosa county, Ohio, Et III suit Of Nelson Pine
and other, agaiust 81 LeTi Thomas and Of er8 20 ne
dirscGea and delivered, ] shall exp be for sale at
puDlic auction It the door Of he lourt Home IN
the city Of CleTeiard on the 18th day q H0fsbs
Hhogs tOunty, UhiO and bounded. beginning in the
z aux hOed anu south 39l49 vest chains TX links
from the west corner OF ChitgendBu LeWIsi land,
thence south 50' east c. airs and 70 1ns to sad
BeWis' west line. theme sou Grains and s. inss
thence north 5UAo, west chaine and IS hnEs;
thence north 954o east . inks lhence north -
90 ch 1ins 10 the PianE Eolds ihenca u1rtn 7q
east chains and 81 links TO she plce e t1rinring
Contsining three aLd onz-hElf acres Of lana. Ar
praised at 81 ~.
GEO. Il. WFMhR. 1r1sssr Cornr1lssf1rrra
b. p BEaVIs Pits ATT v ccg