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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

invite our readers to the perusal OF
DIR. Ayers advertisements which appear in
the columns of our paper. They deserve
attention as treating of what interests us
all, and from source which all have long
respected. The Doctor is we'll known as
one of the leading chemists of this coun-
try, who devotes his great requirements to
the discovery and manufacture of remedies
for popular use. The unparalleled success
which has followed his labors is too we'll
known in this community to need any elu-
cidatiOn from our PEN Washington county
Observer.
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A small edition of the celebrated Rnff-
ner pamphlet, addressed 10 the people of
West Virginia, has haea issued from this
office, Single copies are sent prepaid by
mail at Eve cents Twenty. five copies ara
sent, prepaid, for one dollar
Il /. This pamphlet is one of the mOsssemark-
able doo9ments ever issued 10 this couu-
Try. L has been re-published from the
solo original copy known to US in North
western Virginia. That copy was furnished
us by DR.. Ruffner himself, after constdera-
Bile search, two years ago, just few weeks
previous to his death. he bequeathed its
republication, We may say, into our hands.
The republication has been brought out
under the ausptcies of one OF our public
spirited citizens here who assumed its
whole cost aud in whose hands we put all
orders sent to Ms. he has no expectation
nor particular desire to reimburse himself
for his expense, but it is nothing more than
fair that some small part of what he has
paid should be returned to him. Hence
while many copies have been given away,
the nominal prices named above have been
set on the remainder.
10 ml1 who really desires TO be we'll in
formed about West Virginia, in all her as
peGts, sh6ald be without copy of this cell
sbra.sd pamphlet. No other document
can compare with it. So powerful was its
array Of facts and statistics. and the argu-
mepts adducsd tberefsom, that no less
person than John Letcher endorsed it, and
commended its perusal to our people. Both
his name and that of Samuel Mcdowell
Moore and other conspiciOns citizens of
the, Valley appear in the first pages OF the
pamphlet at the bottom of note. to DR..
Ruffner soliciting its publication.
Only a few hundred copies Otthe pamph-
let are on hands, and those who desire
copy should send for il al once. Aud we
trust that every Que who reads it win pass
It over to his nsigbbOr and make a bargain
with him to pass it TO somebody else when
he,is. through Whit No man can lead
it aud not wish West Virginia to be both a
new and a FREQ State. ;asiIe TsfE
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the stTth Virginia.
IxpEpEsDEScE, PREsroS Co., Va, !


-.s7sr,.f November 18th, 1s62. 3 e
Efitors Intelligasesr: - ~
Allow me to address short eommuni-
cation to your. paper pertaining t0.eouPauy
X, of the 9Th Virginia Infantry, so that our
friends in Wheeling and elsewhere may be
informed of our whereabouts, and how we
are coming on We are all very well, at
present; there are but feW;sick in the com
pany. We moved from West Union,
Doddridge county, on Monday. evening the
10th inst aud arrived here the same even
ing at 10 o'clock by railroad. aoG are now
eneAmped on the banks of Raeeoon Greek,
il the bully county of Preston, one of the
best counties in the State, the banner conn-
~ of Virginia; her quota of troops for the
Union army is immense. Why We were
ordered here though is more than can
comprehend, but If there be anything go
ing on out in the country l hope that We
win hsinSitsd u, Participate. IakdoR our
boys would enjoy themselves hugely
Company & is right side up and is ever
ready in case Of being needed The COM
ipany is now 10 command of Lieut.. Faris.
I The Weather at present indicates =aiu.
All day the atmosphere has been very damp
ana lit should enntinqe Ws.way expect a
vet spell.
Our friends hereafter will address all
letters aud, Communications to IndepeRd-
enee, Preston county, Va las
Yours truly, h.
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Next 1Tondoy Two w.eks.

Congress meets next Monday two weeks
New State men, shove up the petitions.
Remember that We are through the Senate
and have only the House of Representa-
tiVes standing between US aud the tealiza-
ton of our long deferred hopes.
Again we say, shove along the petitions
AS fast as you fill them send them to Hon.
W. G. Brown, at KiugwoOd. Preston eouu-
ty, aud to Hon. Jacob Blair, at Parkers-
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HEADQUARTERS 4TH RBo'T. VIRGINIA MnIrrI, !
WHEELIA0, Nov. llEh, 1862.

CENTRAL OhDDR 80 2,
INRoM and @lsr this date IL several companies Of
II the 9Th Regiment will meet At the following
named places for drill and inspection, a. follows:
Company A, Capt Ware. on the FIRST FRIDAY OF
each month at the Armory, Court HOUSE.
Company B. Cspt. Wilson, on the first Tuesday Of
each month ct the AEmory, Court House.
Company g, Capt Ball, on the drst WednesiaV Of
each month At the ArmoCy, Court House
company D, Capt. Vance, on the Inst Thursday Of
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company 3, Capt Knox, on the hrst Saturday Of
each month at the ArmoFy Court HOuSs =
Company 2, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
OF each month at the AFmOry, Court House
Company g, Capt. Me- aughten, on the third Tues
day OF each month at the ArmOry, Court House
Company II, Capt, Long on the fourth Tuesday Of
each mouth At the ArmorS, Court House.
Company ], Capt. Scott, on the sec nd Friday Of
each month At the AEmory, Cum House
company Il, Capt. Hopkins, on the third Thuraday
OF each month At the Armory, Court House
Company L, Capt. Muth, on the second THURSDAY
OF each month at the ATmOry, Court House.
company rolls will be called At each meeting above
oruered. and all absences will be noted thereon and
reported TO the suoeeedlug Bsttaliou Courts.
Members OF companies OF the 4th Regiment nm
provided with arms and AecOutreueHts viii receive
them on aud amer this evening at the Armory,
BY ord1r Of Andrew J. SEeeney, Colonel an Reg.
tment. how'll I.N.IREIN, Adiutant
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II any of the Democrats eompIain of the
removal Sf the Democratic Mcclellan, they
vim please bear in mind that Burnside was
a Democrat when the war began, aud that
he was one of the most intimate personal
friends of his predecessor. Whether Burn
side win succeed in the great work before
him, as he;has succeeded IN every duty with
which be has been charged since he took
the field, remains to be seen. he COM
msnces under grave difficulties. Lee has
got TO his stronghold. The storms Of winter
are az hand. But few days now remain
for active operations. BE must be tried
by the same hard test ssothereommAnders,
sseeeSs. But his past career, bis noble
ehsfSl,fer. his enefgy, his patriotism, his
military edaeatioo, his talentsS inspire US
Vgiiif tlis eonhdent belief thSt FhnteTer g
possible h6Mitl achieve. -
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA s.,
" Western District ofVirginia-

The United States In Rem, In a cause Of For
Matthew Il. Houston. fixture and Conn'eation'
Whereas at the Spring Term, A. D. 1872. Of the
District Court Of the United states for the Western
District ofVirnia, at Wheeling, information was
filed on behalf Of the United States Dy the District
Attorney thereof for the said District, against Mat
thew H HOustOns real property, describes in said In
formation, and situated In Ohio County, Virginia,
and alleging In substance that said Houston Is enga-
sd in the existing insuTreetion against the United
States. that At the time he became engaged he
the owner Of the property Af1reid, ard that he
has used consented to the OF the same IN aid
ing said insurfectOn or some Person OF Persons en-
gagged therein, and praying that said property may
be eOnhscated and sold as forfeited 70 the United
States.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the mOnitOn under
the seal ofthe sail Court to directed and deliver
ed, do hereby give public notice % all perI0ns
claiming any in said property TO APPEAR be-
fore the Judge of tho District Court Of the United
States Of Amerie for the Western district Of Virgin
ia At Wheeling, on the 25th day Of November, A. D.
1862 II the Ehau be day Jurisdiction, else
the next day Of Jurisdiction thereafter, thea aud
there tnterpOBs their claims and make their ale
cations In that behalf
Dated the 5th day Of November, A. D. 1862.
EDWARD 81. NORTON,
Marshal OF the United States f0T W. p. Va.
BEIJAAIS IL. SNIIH, Esq, District Attorney.
noVI-td
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HEADQUARTERS 5TH REGIMEST V. ~.
WHEkLIN0, Nov, 18th, 1862

General Order No. 81
Until further orders the several companies Of
" the 6th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill and inspection:
Company A, Capt. Gray, on the second wednesday
Of each month At the armOry, Courthouse.
Company b, Capt. Glass, on second Friday OF
each month at the La Belle Warehouse.
Company @, Capt. Hal, the third Friday Of each
month at the armOTy, COuTt,hsu
COMPANY ID, Capt. Smith, o. the fiFst Tuesday of
each month at American Hall.
Company L, Capt Taylor, On the the first Wednes-
LAY o. each month at America Hall
Company 2, Capt. Acatns, on the fourth Thursiay
OF each month At the armOry, Court House
Company G., Gait Hart nstein, on the fourth Fri
day Of each month At sttuheDrauch Hall, South
Wheeling.
Company II, Capt HAnlRn, the second Saturday
Of each month at the armOry, Court house.
Company 1, Capt Goudy. on the second Friday OF
each month At American Hail.
Company X, Capt Mckee the third Saturday
Of each month at American Hall.
The several commanding officers viii cause the roll
to be called promptly At O'Clock P NJ, and all alb
sentees following 10 minutes variations in tme)
noted, 70 be reported to the succeeding Batta ion
Courts OF Inquiry. Each drill u continue at least
two hours.
The Captain Of each company will, at every month.
ly drill, cause minute Inspection OF the arms and
hccUutTemeutS within his command, and report 70
the Battalion Courts any that not kept in proptE
order.
BY ofJaS. McCluney, Col. 5th Reg'tvM
novl1.1m ]. II. STALLMAN, Adlt,
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a REORGANIZATION
BY THE GoVERNoR.

TNOR the purpose Of giving the people Of the State
an opportunity of rendering thanks 70 God for
His meTcies and blessings VOuehsafod to us,-ihat
they may humble themselves before HIM In prayer,
beseeching Hin to deliver US from great afiic-
tions,-to grant victory to on arms,-u speedy sup
preston II this wicked rebellion and restoi alton Of
peace l. Francis H. PeiTpOint, Governor OF the Com
nionWealth Of Virginia, Rppeint Thursday, the
9th day Of November inst, rs day Of Prayer and
Thanksgiving; and recommend that all secular bus
ness 10 susPenisd, and that the people assemble
themselves together ia their accustomed places OF
worship, to oifer up their tribute Of prayer and
Thanksgiving to the Great Rnler Of the Universe
earnestly r-quest the commandants OF Virgin
Ia reeimentS, wherever they may BE- stationed. to
give the soldiers under their command, that day,
the facilities for its proper ObseTTAt on.
In testimony WereOf, Francis II. Peirpoint,
Governor OF the Commonwealth, have here
unto sig ed my name, and caused the les seal
RI g of the Commonwealth to he aGixed. Done ct
Isl the city Of Wheeling, this sth day OfNovember,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two, and OF the Common
wealth the eighty-seventh.
FRANCIS II. PEIRPOINT.
BY the Governor:
L. A. HtoAxs, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, q.
u Western District OfYirginia-
In Rem, in = eansO Of For.
Eritureabd COu6soAtion,


Edward Il Eit1hushs fsitureaSd cOus'eation-
Whereas at the Spring Term, A. D; lss2, of the
District Court Of the United States Of America for
the Western District OfVirginia, Wheeling, an in
formation was filed on behalf OF the Unite1 Siates by
the Attorney thereof for said District, against the
real property Of Edward H. RitEhugh, described in
said information and situate In the City Of Wheel
Ing Ohio County Virginia alleging in substance that
said FtLhugh Is and engaged in the existing Ia
sureeton aga INST the United tates that at the tiua
he became OengaEed. he me owner Of the prop
erty Aforesaid and that he has used consented 70
the use Of the s'me In aiding said insunectiOu, OF
some person persons engaged therein; and praying
that said property may be cOnseahed and sold for.
feited TO the United States. f-
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the mention IN
der the seal Of the said Court TO me directed and de-
ivered, lido hereby give public notice 10 an peFsens
claiming any interest IN sa'd property, to appear be
fore the Judge Of the DistTir Court OF he United
States OF erica for the Western Distriet OF Virgin
Ia. At Wheeling on the a5th day Of November, A. D.
1859 IL the same shall be day OF juFsdieton or else
on the next day Of Jurisdiction thsrsateT then and
there to interpose their claims and lake their ale
cations In thar behalf.
Dated the 5th day Of November, A. D. 1852
EDWARD ". MORTON,
United States Marshal for the ". D. Va
BENJAMIN II. sNiTH, Esq, District Attorney.
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PUBLIC SALE-

ON WEDNESDAY, the 10Th OF November, Will
" offer at public sAlr the Hubbard Farm, two
and half miles south least Of Wheeling, the following
property, viz; Three horses, i've cows three young
cattle one spring wagon and harness, tour horse
Wagohi one OK cart, one pair small sized timber
wheels, OK yokss, chains, plOWs, and various other
Also, variety of household and kitchen furniture
Terms-All sums under fifty dollars cash; all over
my dollars, negotiable note at four months with
approved security.
noVII-td r. HURRARD
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Lazarus aud Dtves-A Pretty Rich



[Prom the Pairmont NatlonAl.l
And it came to pass that. there was GER
tain rich man, who lived in the town of
Fairmont, who wore dark cloth and wore
spectacles, and Jared sumptuously every
day, whose name was Kidwell. And also
there was certain politician, whose name
was PeiFpoint, and tue same was often re-
quested to make application to apply to be
fed with the crumbs that fell from the Chair
of State. Nevertheless the Fairmonters
cherished him with kind regard. Aud it
came to pass that this poor man died,
Whigismly, and was carried by the Fair
monlers into Abraham's bosom. The rich
man also died, and was taken by the rebels
into Dixie. And in Richmond be lifted up
his eyes, and looking over 70 Washington
he seeth Peirpoint there in Abraham's bo-
som.
Add be cried aud said, "Father Abra-
ham, pray thee that thou wouldst send
Peirpoint here, that he may briug some
bread and water TO sustain my body; for
am starving in this deTilish place
Abraham answered and said, "You, re-
member that thou in thy lifetime was in
Congress, aud drank good whiskey, and
fed on the good things that were on Uncle
Sans table; while this poor man lived
but sparingly; but now heis comfOrted and
thou art toFmented. Aud besides all this
between US and you there is a great Army
under Geo. B. Mcclellan, so that they that
would pass from rs 70 thee cannot, and
they that would cone from thee to us are
captured as rebels, and sent to Camp
Chnse"
Then be answered and said, Father Abra-
ham pray thee that thou wouIdst send
him to my fathers house, which is 10
Fairmont, for l have five brethren there,
WATSON, Carney, Rhea, -Aruett and Hood,
that be may testify unto them, lest they
come into This desperate place."
Abraham answered and said, "They have
Ephraim aud others let them hear Them"
Then he answered and said, if one
should go unto them from Washington, they
men"
" Father Abraham answered aud said,
"If they hear uot Ephraim, neither will
they hear one from Washington
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HEALTHr rINANclAL sIoxs.

The Treasury advertisement for propo-
sails for thirteen millions of the old "SeTen-
thirty" loan, coming at the time when the
revenue from the excise law is just begin
ming to flow into the Treasury, looks as If
Mr.. Chase has il in contemplation TO carry
his financial operations without further re-
sort to the issue of green backs.7 This,
with the large increase of our exports,
and the decrease of our imports, must, be-
fore many weeks. have the natural effect of
reducing the rate of exchauge and OF break
ing down the present speculative prices of
gold and silver coin.
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TTNITTE1P9. sT4 H1.I7. OF ,, yA;slkEIcA
The United States l,.p.u.
In Rem, in a cause Of Por
feitura and Cnn6.cation.

Jacob S. shriyer ieiturs and COnh'oA'iOn.
Whereas at the Spring Term, A. D. 1852. Of tbs
District Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia, at Wheeling. an information uas
ed on behalf OF the United States BIZ the District
Attorney thereof for said DistTict, against Jacob
ShTiVers real property, described In said Information
and situate In Ohio County Yirginia alleging in sub
stance that said shriyer y engaged in the existing
tnsuTreettou against the United States that At the
time he became 50 engaged he was the owner Of thr
property aforesaid aud that be has used or consented
TO the use Ofthe same 10 aiding said insurTecti0n
some PeEson or peFsOns engaged therein, and praying
that aid properly may be eonAscated and sold /
forfeited to the United States
Nov, therefore, in pursuance sf The mOuitiOn IN
der the seal Of the said Court, directed and de
Vered, do hereby give public notice all persons
claiming any interetin said prop erty, to appear be
fore the Judge Of the District Court OF the Unitel
States OF America for the Western District Of Vrll
AZ wheeling, on the sSth day OF November. A. d.
1Sb2 II the same shall Be day Of juFsdetiou- else
ON the next day jnTi dicti1n thereafter then aud
there to interpo5e theirclams, and make their ALE
CATIONS In that behalf
Dated the 9Th day Of November, 1854
EDWARD II. NORTON,
Marshal Of the United States for the W. D. Va.
BEsJAHrS II. sNrTH, Esq7 District Attney.
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The number of coutrsbands at the camp
has decreased to about 500. The calls for
them, both male and female, have been be-
yond the supply lately.
There are large quantities of coal aud
grain now en- route for this city aud
Georgetown via Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
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EXTRA BILLY Smith.

Bx-Gov. Smith, or who is more famil-
iarly known as extra Billy" resides in
Warrenton, Va, on the Culpepper Road
and was found at his home yesterday, and
was paroled. He is yet confined to his
house with wounds received in battle and
fever that supervened. He talks de-
spondiugly of the affairs of rebellion, and
predicts that one more battle will settle the
fate of the Confederate States. The fate of
this prematurely old man is but another IL
lustration that the way of the transgressor
is hard A man of limited capacity of
mind, but Of great social influence, he was
one of the first to use his influence to sever
the Union, aud boastingly sought traitors
doom. To-day he is ruined man. pros
trated upon bed of sickness from which
he will rise, if at all, "a mere wreck of his
former self. OF his two sons, one was
killed IN the battles in front of Richmond,
and the other died from disease incurred
by exposure serving the secession cause.
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TIE IsrERXAL REVENUE.

To collect what is called the Internal
Revenue, a department which has been es-
tablished since the present war began,
there are now employed more than seven
thousand Collectors, Deputy Collectors
Assessors and Assistant Assessors.
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The CONDEMNED 1xDrAXs.

A dispatch was received last night from
Gen. Pope, giving the names of three hun
bred Indians, condemned to be hung, and
requesting an approval Of the court martial
| sentence. 1t was replied to by the Presi-
dent, that only the riugleaders SHALL be ex-
ecuted, aud asking for a copy of the eVi-
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speeIaI Dl.pa,ehes1rom Warrington.
M l,,oIELIAN aEsIouATioss.

Ono Of your hest correspondents with the
army, who had heard much from the stan
officers about resiguatiOns in consequence
OF Gen. McClellan's removal, after assidu-
GUS inquiry at Warrenton discovered that
just two Captains and two Lieutenants have
rendered their resiguatious.
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER TO GES'L TcLEL-
1t is understood that the President has
furnished copy Of his letter TO General
Mcclellan, and on which General MeClel-
Ian failed to act, to General Burnside
for the consideration and guidance Of that
officer. The President has also read this
letter to various parties,and it will no doubt
be given to the public. 1t is document
which will elevate Mr.. Lincoln, in the es-
TEEN of all thoughtful men, and will show
conclusiVsly that he has not been content
With the nominal position Of Commander-
in Chief, but has studied the great Prinei-
pies underlying the conduct of military at
| fairs.
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JOSEPH ToRD. JONI COOK. ). q. oONNElIT.
CONNOLLY, COOK & co.
Wheeling Petroleum Works
once and Refinery COrnerOf
LInsIey q 5th Sts.

HAyING COMPLETED ARRANGEMENTS FOR
the pr duetiOu OF No. i Illuminating Carbon
OIL and I.ubricating Petroleum, prepared to sell
Mt Pittsburgh prices in quantities to suit the trade
Cnot intending to retAiO. Having contracted for q
large quantity Of Crude Petroleum We will be ena-
bled to meet the demands Of the market during the
season. noVl9.3m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE. to Shippers.
cUsFoM HOUsR. WHEEIINS, VA.
November 14th, 1s62.

November 14th, 1904.
ON AND AFTBR THIS DAY. ALL PERSONS
the south side Of the Ohio river below Wheeling lex
cspt Louisville, Ky.l powder, lead, shot, pereus
sion caps or firearms OF any description to any place
application ship bill VI iadng therefor to which
the permit Issued will be attachedi and All sheers
Of boats hereby requested not toreeeiVe any bill
Of lAding for shipments herein described unless
FHOs HORNBRo0K,
roYl49t sOrv eyoF Of the Customs.
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TROOPS REPORTED POR DUTY.
Since the commencement of the rebel
lion nearly 100000 troops have reported
themselves for duty in this city The
figures do not include the three months
men.
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TBE CHARGES AGAINST GEN. PORTER.
The charges against Gen. Fitz John Por-
ter, for misconduct at Bull Run, cannot be
Investigated until the arrival here of Gen.
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G1hAEEOA LIST OE' - GsA@Ss
TNHR following is List Of Letters remaining In
i the Post Once At Grafton, Va, November 18th,
1862.
Arms Lizzie Lalby John
Blew Miss Mary Means Caroltne
BruIickEr VIM Msnear Geo w
Baley Frederick Mason Mrs B 8
Berry John Morgan David
Biggs DR. VIM hAhaney David
BirteherJ MusgrJTe Miss Mary
Blngi anG MeNemAe EltEaboth
Bushf sd L B Aexilar Laura
Boee Albert Miller Nick
Cassidy John Hethken Franklin
CLARK Isaac PuEh Mrs Anna
Cline Joel Reed John Q o
OhisIer Miss Caroline RECTOR Miss susan
DeYalt Daniel SehOH Vim L
Devine Mrs Virginia Smith Lemuel
Davis Elizabeth StrOWbridEe Eli
Firth Miss Frances Trahern Mrs Frances
QTbaou O 3 2 Williams Mn Margaret
Griffith Thnmna2 White james W
HoW:her Alex wilton StoFhsa
Hell Nichols Wa kns Stephen
johnson Mrs Mary Williams John
LETTERS wilford Woodward
Ke' ser p
kUPersons calling for the above Letters should
novI3 T. T. osBOURN, P. N.