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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGf0 n.
EXCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
|ldierS Absent from Their Regiments
Ordered to Return Immediately.
-~~~~o~~~-~~>~~-
eclsions In The Supreme Court Of
the United States.
~~~~<~>~~>-~.~~~-
BE ALMADEN QUICKSILVER MIME.
~>r~~~o~~~>o<Y~~~o~>
10 Prize Cases and the Validity Of the
Blockade,
Ia. % Ia
BY THE PRESIDENT.
the President or the United States.
A PROCLAMATION. -" -r."-

the President OF the United States.
A PROCLAMATION. '''~. ->.--
.s,. EXECUTIVE MANSION, March 10, 1863.
b pursuance Of the twenty-sixth section of the
of Congress entitled an act for enrolling and
ling out the national forces and for other pur-
pes, approved on the Sd of March, in the year
] thousand eight hundred and sixty three, !,
raham Lincoln, President and Commander-in-
JEFF of the Army and Navy of the United States,
hereby order and command that all soldiers
listed or drafted into the service Of the United
ties, now absent from their regiments without
We, shall forthwith return to their respective
iments.
And do hereby declare and proclaim that all
diers now absent from their respective reg-
nts without leave, who shall, on or before the
day Of April, 1868, report themselves at any
devious designated by the General Ordersrof
War Department, No. IS, hereto annexed,
be restored to their respective regiments
hout punishment, except the forfeiture Of pay
allowances during their absence; and all who
not return within the time above specified shall
arrested as deserters and punished as the law
bvides.
AHu WucIcu5, cfu ulsposcu anu per-
20, at sundry places, have enticed and procured
diers to desert and absent themselves from
ir regiments, thereby weakening the strength
the armies, and prolonging the war, giving aid
] comfort to the enemy, and cruelty exposing
gallant and faithful soldiers remaining in the
ks to increased hardships and danger
do, therefore, call upon all patriotic and faith
citizens to oppose and resist the aforemention.
dangerous and reasonable crimes, and aid in
toring to their regiments all soldiers absent
hout leave, and to assist in the execution Of the
Of Congress for enrolling and calling out the
ional forces, and for other purposes" and to
Pport the proper authorities in the prosecution
punishment Of offenders against said act, and
Expressing the insurrection and rebellion.
n testimony whereof have hereun.o set my
nA
Done at the city Of Washington, this 10th day Of
rrch, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
ndred and sxty.three, and Of the independence
the United States the eighty seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
py the President:
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11
TINE REBEL PRIvATEERs.
The Reported Destruction Of
the Florida.
HER LAn PIRATICAL OPERATIONS,
&s.s Ae.. -.


WreCkeOs
BY the steamship Roanoke, which arrived at this port
Yesterday We learn that the American schooner Ocean
Herald which arrived at Havana tho Sd inst. from
Portland reported having the wreck OF steamer
painted black the Absco about twelve miles from tho
lighthouse Only and smoke stacks two) were
visible. Az the captain no signs Of life, and as the
wreck lay four miles TO the wndward, and he saw
somethng" the windward Of her fearing the emssa
RES Of Jsn, he aid not approach the wreck.
On the same day he picked up two water casks painted
yellow, with black hoops.
This was on the oath ult. The wreck IL was surmsed
at Havana might possibly have been the rebel prvaeer
Florida which nothing had been heard there since the
sonoma chased her. gale, hundred and thirty Ave
miles from Abaco.
Although tho Florida had been whitewashed, and was
Of dirty white color whom the sonoma chased her she
had been painted black.
Nothing further in reference 10 this matter had trans
pred at Havana up 20 the time tho Roanoke sailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11
Additional Partic ulars or the Capture or
the Jacob Bell.

HALIFAX, March lO, 1905
The following account Of the capture Of the ship jacob
Bell from Swallow China bound to New York, by the 70.
bel privateer Florida rs from Mrs. williams whose hus
band Commissioner Of Customs 10 the imperial govern
men. Of China and Charles W Johnson, passenger
on board sho B.Js--
Tho Jacob Fall, 800 tons, Captain Frisby, with full
cargo Of teas cassa camphor cassia oil &C., &C. valued
at 81 000 all British property al about noon on tho
~ uit about one hundred miles from Sombrcro, dscov
escd steamer 10 pursuit full head OF steam and
an sail After six hours chase the steamer nred
shot which struck about twice the length Of the ship
as,ern, when Captain Frisby ordered his ship hove
to. Tho steamer carried the federal nag After
sailing around tho Jacob Bell three times she
presented bro asde ran up the rebel nag and sent
boats crew on board sho proved be the rebel prvaecr
Florida After examining the Bells papers she was do
clared prize tho Confederate States The officers,
CROW aud passengers Of the Fell Immediately trans
erred 10 the Florida being allowed only half an hour 10
collect few necessary articles the prize crew appropr
ating whatever Of the remaining artccsnclading many
valuable curiositics &c-pleased their fancy
The Florida Immediately started in pursui, Of
schooner giving orders TO the prze master to
steer certain 70 Imeet the Fionda the fol-
lowing morning. The schooner escaped in the dark.
ness The Florida and Jacob Bell met tho
morning Of the I3th, when the prize were taken
beng run down by the Bell abe having banked her res
ami the crew we're intenty engaged in transferring
plumber as to quite neglect the management Of tho ship,
which with sals set, bore down the Florida the rig
ging Of which had TO be manned and tho Bcll shovel
Of She was then abandoned and burned 70 the
water s edge Tho same day the Florida brought TO
French bark, boarded and examined her papers after
wards chased a schooner which escaped On the 18th
brought 70 the Danish bark Morning Star, which con.
scented TO receive and passengers Of the Bell and
landlthcm at -. Thomas.
Immediately intelligence reaching -. IN mas the
Union man Alabama started In pursuit. Tho Van
derbilt would leave she had coaled
The Florida carries six sixyc ght Founders and two
chasers one hundred and twenty Founders The crew
numbers 100, all told oAccrs quite young crow princ
paly Irish some Of whom expressed desire 10 leave
her.
Captain Nalt and tho officers % the Florida showed
them every attention. and seemed To be DESTROYS Of max
ing their situation comfortable as poasbIe. Captain
Aant mentioned the Vanderbilt having passed him, but
il being night, and the Florida lying - low, with sails
f,rcd and gmokestack down, she not discovered.
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Cslusaa

o. a ~. osisasuAaA's REGIONS IA Ais Phia'
AulSaM QsssA &c ssasalssiss ths 1i9oastoa Of
- Uaasa nsss Asplae.Als anA quite tnpoaibss
sv0e 4 - - ualssa otAAss 'risss LIKE . s,ssna
amsp - nailsns q ~ pagl"
~ 1uAN knsw WAssAss nese 70 admire the
sheoeas q ~ lsels u sAs Mpesa,naassd political
Un11oo oeaass riong NE oeluan," -. Before he
anne1ns11 n; 81. eeoesling NJ fass, Do ~ know
NJ seeana sAeaa1 - ~ mere sacred OF u Dc.
osusaahae tAaa ~ esA3 wort u at u natars.--
4 ss1ma ~ - . bfeksa eolana. IKE tln
sssslso sv9 yestA eat % b III rich bloom OF
pesols; q ~ - ~ initiated column. Ike
- WMAAgssa Asonns0t d ~ Fsd>gM eaJ,
WAasA d - pelssas eonditioa. b Tie noss susgss.
tiss - AsnlAsass Il Ill columns; Of Il nay b .
pus r Nh, Inc hat d Lots wife. and which
oeamsnssaAes ~ fate Of enc Of The rscedsfs
Asn osasn. WAs nassssd. Ike Mr. Chttsndsn.
soa ~ s1sedsGs," 81 soald not beer t, thirk Of
Anapashx hss baeassl union with the eIsies q the
p,aAn. y Asss ses fellow. therefore, even II the
Unlosl 0sates Wsse eoians, that II ID deserving
q saivasal ssGpsst. ~ dssslasd 70 immortal du.
satasA
II y - uaSsst.,Ase Asuss employed By NJ.
0sit>soAsa, thls column rising among the nations
- ~ pask" n - had said amonS the nations Of
~ peeesat ~ seald have nndssstood his mcsz :.
- Whllst ~ sAooll not h&vs admired his mosesy
~ ssslnn a1ong he dead and buried nations
= sastAsiy Suggestive Of . graveyard In this
nGAa -. 0kistsadsa may have stumbled upon
jsss - spDHsabls Asars. It's column .ilps
evos ~ Ozovs q sonatisutoaal liberty, indicating
~ - vA&s ~ AsstA-wsm q busy With his
n.y. - wAlsh aons bat maniac woull mistake
~ Ne amhasa u lHs, hope, and happiness.
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ny q B. Heuss, AsctisHesf.

& GRGE sale ur siJAnfja AND nrETgl
- BILE ETsY GOODS md EJFI1Ea o.
Aoa9AF- AfaIL 6TH-consisting CT
SirAass, Esssgss,
blssx Silks. rich pis;ds
White FTsnu-i I.l4a Lsnens,
White CGnS.:es Tiaiic ,ez
Eei4.nss, a:co Csrnsriss,
si!ssiSs Liai2s.s. eoicfei raiu arie-,
L.dlns' and Kisses while iicsc, hais hoas,
Ens'isn.e, al Wool hicusc..nss,
Lieu Hand. escaiets Wli:s glaId Mullins
Essreci.=s, dievsz. Pias
Essd.as svhi.9z black TEpe,
Sassiay ami Ssli.eyB' 3iis
ucmoy Ecap, Combs. tigU-T sai harnl
Eslr fi''s, Sp2c. Gotten, seaSi=s.
Fep-s sd suvaiorss Wsllstg.
s;l4Gcs. zoass, He's
kegaG. Ulo'h and Cssssr sss Pants and Costs
Hnacsa-14s. oSitsis 0iov6s &c.
.-.AISt---
10 eo7ieD 'ca~s.sssut HGop &. tr.s,
SD p.acsa f:saehs a CcttIQ.
- chests best Gp,poss la Tee,
E.i aesen CsarAs sga. taai O1tto1.
sp lids g = EsU~3, Aael
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NJ T.ssaaAsses 4 Go, ArssIonecrs.

ny T.sarAssss 8 60, a EstIsnecrs.
4 sion; at our efhsa On sssDsEsDAY. s.h iass.
$500 8 REGISTERED ,lto ID Issus) bonds
agS ~ Gsuisu.,
5000 Virginia =. s'g.esea bcnes
CSC uo.:s os SoiIpSn old ,ss.s se.a.
l.cs0 Tsnner.sa stats coupon -
son . and I Railroad 3 per Ct
900 We sad Tenn r =, 81 IN ,ri gage, bonds
70 shsse. kxci,arse Espk stock
S9sa.sss HsSk Ct Coyam1asesa.sa stock
Is shsrss = sui u Il stock.
81 stsros and Go stock
80 shares u End x 2 s.ssck.
SPA LAEos sTs5s & co. AnFsa.
by Davenport :. Co., Stock Auctionc.rs,
tcfise corner Gary g1c 18Th SIS K:ehEsond, Va
TATE sJsEE. SELL :. ts- o.sics CT tie Old
w ponaiH:o1 InsursnSs 0Smsacy. c5rssr at
Gary snd bah streets. st s;ctios, IN TUESDAY,
April TN commencing at - clock 4, the follow.
Ing STOCKS and BJNDs:
81, oeG Joaie isra.e Is kii.cn Loan, Registered
60j2 oonfsasrs!e per csE:. C21v7r.ID bio EoIis
{CoupoEs)
50o1 Virginia State Sixss. lorg date Registered
S..tU Georgia pss Gait poD.is, Qa.ttesiy CJu.
PEGS
500 Confederate pac oeut. Convertible
100 shsf5a snss Aivss AID .nswaa s.osh
40 Eia.e. Farmers k.ax
81 shares Bank CT Commonwealth /"
% shafes EAnk Of Montisalo
Shares Sa1h OF Richmond
Shaxes Traders hank as
shase aichuso:id sna liverpool Fseset 90,
esa ot2Sr 1onds Sld Stocss received boi0Is Dag OF
ssis DAVENPORT & 40.
EJ1 Stock yaLctScGssrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

xaB 0AoPa-Yhs wheat crop In Alaa!Dsippi
tnyss ~ Atesfssf9ptss.) looks vsey prom.dns-in
AneA = euah Dss b better. There 10 . large sur.
lass ef ~ son In whsas. promising q ,ur In abua
Aasss afsr tAs Hay harvest n there are no more
AssAs thst 0taas win farnlsh wheat enough to SIP
~ Aak ~ Ooo5s1Kasy IN Hour for ii. next year.
4 bGalnso letter received b. The Colunbus In
4sk1. nun Lee eoanty, Ga, sayss
s1Ae AGA peiee Of Aour has Induced planters in
~ oeotlOA - sew Wheat more extensively on
essa3 lanA end more thesousAly prepared Every.
tAno eo0s - indicate that thsre will be an album
S1a0s h4kye8 This yeaf, ~ tho crops never looked
mare Asnthy tAaa q present"
~ x5sessisssl Je~sxsl. QoFsyth, Ga ) says
tn Wheat prospect y Aatteeiug. Our farmers
IN - aos neeee va 70 good % at present In Old
Wealpe."
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~ asa,iin k & epeTsun; Ascslonscrs

CNAtL TEAsEEHS Oh Jan. zLTRy, MA,
\ 20 B-aa3 sieees, for sale at AUsiriCe-Ea,
be- so:d e: auction on .hs prsIrtes "a = YEohT, -
Fth Of april, 1868. 8. d c'aIoSk r u, = Ic, ,ns
SII4si' sTsned Tenement thereon, on tsA -r-s: "a,
Of Jail alley, nsse 10 Proai street, s.ioisre n.
real estE.s OF ksss.a E,iis H:txa sn5 W i. g..
wsrtia.
I3REs--CsaA. Gle ts1ss fo- tbiiyess 20 be n.a
by Tie purchaser
.pl E2DsYN "a sppgRaoy A.,.,,s
TTEsV VALUABLE LOp IN TEE MOTIF
s;,c q FsankIa ss-cet, nssr 20 lie Ballad
II Use. together With :ct ~ n.d g-csy staa. d.
Lumber, for ssls ~ AUGTI0is-wi b, scld,.
auction OF TIC prerli4ssi, ca. 1!oEDiY the Al =
April 1868, as ootcrs P e. Tia, very vsl-.h.,
10: located ss above f.ouiE1g z feet ruIrlag bsek
lt6 .oe..
-sIao. about cocoa iii Bricks, $50 fee. c: SION.
veal. zod . .ssse euansi.y OK oil LUnasr, Posi-.
Window Frames, etc.
TEkks- at seis.
Ant SCDr-N Ao-~~"~,N .,,,.,,
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III yyti:iaga.es, - g., s.a.s

sc. 49, IA "a; ss9aSt-
4 IN MONDAY. aAa g.. inst "a s,il SCI. &, op.
? SA'es-rooEs. RIO is2 Gain be. = gen Or a1d
loa.s gs, commencing 81 10 O'clock IN sss.rsn.ai
az .al-celiu'~.us tEsicies, csnsiA..a 81 q 7eiusts
soiIaai!cn o.
EooA3 Ea-c%ico Oi, Lagopg;
Cigar, ffH:oEsa;
sgia@57s 0asIs3aa, Window Shsisg:
fraeh aaY, Psrios saa Once Stoves;
Crib Sia,aEyts. soap;
Ns1lGia3. -sea Totsaac. etc.
s23 WILLIAMSON 4 90, kus:s.
-~AL@C,-
: aae c:' Ta'n.i1ss.
exca.ica. esu..sT;
! isra.a-1 "a e1S,ss3e;
eian9s. good i.s:rgnsusc L. ssB- ,.atc cISer
10: SAGE <h.-a=, ssg.
sr4 {giE1.yA%SJE s. 90 :r..s
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AWATuEk zen Ra0a-Any persia arsias.1s
IL S1O1 to Box 100 Hicimcnd. wiz ysceivs two
kscipes fox articles OF daily aa5 con-isntiy la
cfsasin6 dsEsAnd The materials axs so cheap ,ha.
m OUTLAY Of % 60 on enc Of Tbs nsctss aloha viii
realize Us when manufactured and gcid. ANY e.,e
dan anannfactuIs either article Ia IN h,ar Hsls.
ten daroottcas sent sp .9Ss
TAYkuH . eOM. 6AHkxAL COMMISSION
k1nkfnl v thar htsnds Cor u liberal pasrouszs
1xasndsd - tAen \ The paxt, sssp<esfnliy AK 4
esn1lnasaee Of Ne sAn4 psomisina . Aeesse1nee
thsiR eset eeAaavess - ofvN so1laca9liea.
. l-l0ss
CWv11 He1 eA1n@1n 0nHpa e ~ 4olkSr1
-: :. - ssvsls - - -
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RAILROAD NOTICES


OFFICE ef 2IcaD AID DaNyILx gg,t
kiehs.on&, A.sii }, 1905.
r. tsfiii3- --G.- AE,lA ON SCREDpI.E- ia
j Y and as:sr rSlsAI, srril I'd rs Passenssf
TTs'ss3 ca ;hts road viii be sun 81 follows:
WAT pAsssN6ER TRAIN
t"rs .sa7e eiedaond dasiy [excsps Sunday at 7 70
a a. snt strive Ia Geavllla 8. 6 20 ? H. viii lesvs
GssSiiis al Il, and arrive IN Richmond At & u
Pm.
THEOUoa PAssEsssR IaaIs
For Lyucnbcfg .nj%sce wes. will isaya Risa
n@sid daily. ~ 4 80 2 r. aaa srssys q. Busksyiis
e; no Z Il. WA issve Eufkeyiiio q. 10 sgPE,
end teri-a Ia Richmond =: A ~
aD s--it JAS u LKsTER Ticket Agent.
Two THa PArsOs.s oPfuE,VIaGINTA CEg
- TEAL GkI.s0kD.--Thsre Is reason to h.
Have ters farmers have eeen vsi.ahsla rsous SGD
lag bfesd.seffs 10 I.sxset sroua tie aapsehsGslsn
tina. 'Hsy naieas he seiea By tia 0ovNnmsas
wsiac;.. S.ying "iest eampacsa:ioa." Tss pas
ego OF tae .ncryss1neE. bsn his ismovtd ,As:
officially,
1'ls company NH 10 ever thing In Is pc va %
tsEes9ors All freight bEonse. 10 tbs railroad, whsn
s2a cas- AKA I'd. IRE oseupisd with aovsspu'ess
fre;sA..
Private Tsr:.ea nsy c,isulass en- ,seeivias every
accommodation s.HCETaIaE fycsassA
Ciiies Va sisltrA < 20,
March 81. 1863, s2 e-iw
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Wnn1 1Hz C0EYsDKRATE Cor fos GOES To-
4 laas liverpool pspsz contains the following "A
enananks

Vnhla the lest few days there has 6een ru w.
osa4 aetavity n Tie sAipm,x Of cation TO Amerfca
- nWee than three ls-xs fcrs~ stem h:vr.
se0ea non liverpool JrsigAtsa a.s4osf entyfly pits
~ st4pA. The regular New Yors stesmsr, h,v,.
Saksa cat considerable Tlsntk lea, bat they have
80 uaah@s TO e,nvey the qnsatsty off we'd. sud
supply The 3egland for tonnage. Tina Ounsrd
ceo9enZ laae>1 dispatchsd thsir fac screw ttesm
mo 1saae with cotton, and the lnmsn concany
- eoodAe on extra steamer this week. The shiD
osnse g oesteo during the past and preser. n esk
49, Aeve eeen vsry lasgs q the Ksdar alone took
oooelV three thousand bsies.
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MARHIN.T).

On r. sch ult, by Rsv Jssasa u 0Assa IT
JANUS y Barnes aud Miss MARTHA >
WILTON .Ae fovsss Of x1sh0oua and tho lAs'
ter q Hsnsiso ccucsy
On aha "a las. By The Rev James 2. Qetss Ne
PHILIP Il fKNNOis snd Mi1 ViOT01lA A
JAOH 0Ou, oil Of Henrico couaty.
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SuHs.tG SALE OF J.AGp. &C.-~Tfa hIhasrt.
Il bsrs, ae;ipg cn;lor tho VII OF 5ahu 0ou'ain,
vii ge:; s: pubic auction to the highest BIDDER st
fis late rssiiecse, "Jays Aaun.' Gar lie county,
o. the ISL Gay Of april Of fair. IL not Gu iae Gext
fsir dsy) tie foi!cvjn. valuable property One
farm called Chestnut HDti2gs," witch DE-.
Gou'd;a r5w res!Ges, which Contains eco acres
r,ore OF isss. On t-is fam ssate Is COED d. ell
ling EoriFe with SIX roolns aseides ti,:Gy ON IA
Sue b1seiaea., viii CLOSETS, &c c9od servants
houses stables, .nrzl, leo house. &c &C, With
Cf Ike taesg springs II tie ocHlSY AMI i-rge
young oreh.d OF seiec.sd fruit. Also another
fasm called "Eos. Ass;dt." which Z: r N
Broaadus nor resides sdi lining .he irss rad con.
tsiniit3 80 c:as, .o:a sa3 MS fern hiss slso
gssd dwe!lius aopee. sass-ly ges, good ssaian aa
=. %. udi.:s i'o.E fsyr,s Ia o. Eeu1. Cree /,
about .iras nile. from Esapah.raeok river. srd
saovs por: gofai, ara fifteen below Ffsaer-
icks:ufg They offer good Inducements to perscus
wishing +, purcheec r;nsl est.ses che Lad IL cf
goai quality aid very rtccuoiiv- Ger Tyhszt, ce-a
AMI tobacco Int das,cng no c. I'll p.fchssa
w;.soc. Il a. reviewing taa property lie plbl.c
are iCvite2 10 esi pz G>aIGin, VITO &. III sake
Pleasure II Ehowing ta@ property.
Immediately a::sf tbs safe OF lie Land " = W III
ss sjl tie .lecst hold s.ti kl4shGa Eucoi.are p,aa
tst'oa Utess:ss 81. DoiJngng 10 the sss.se o. .es
te,:alcr, with aonle STOCK, among which -a sTrrs
AGO sassp aad itso coed colts ons n-zr.y tloraush.
brad
Terms ria3s known on day &c sa!s and ssh. to
continue usii completed. T g e0ULpIs,
JAS Z C30f.Disa,
e.
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. 1ISusAK TO GRANT pIyoRcs-rae p.uur,
vanls LeelalAtHre AAa rsfussd to srant 9 diyofoa
. - fhNtp =. Eteas from his VIE on tho sroand
q - hepeleo insanity. One Senator mAirtsins ed
A.s " equation, u granted. would be q pre.
He1snt Tor sny husband whose wife VAS Slowly d..
- Win consumption to apply for q eiyoros and
oessy e0oiu. While the woman whom be had 6rs,
ee9 % love- shsra.h. and protect through foriuas
404eetons was 10 sore ned Of hts cara An.
Saoe senator aged that to retain Q mar In tho
2esraeo relation with woman who was ins aae.
Ms carrying out The custom OF India Whers
~ oemS Boy was inferred with the cesd sorcss
"A O&An 91ANP.- Under the u. g Cong eszion.l
~ - = eoss the exscuso.s Of Nicholas Ion9
~oeoA, ~ "OAtaWba" wine man, 1l30 10 purehsss
2 aan0 20 put upon his will Not !oog ego such
~ 's"9 ss4 "ould have been considered ls;eil
~ y .owel. father Of Pr.sldsas Davies wife,
la aoossonsry few Sss s.sos.
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.@y =. y. Sg2f, Aces.

IL AID ~ 2E, OAkPGETE4s' Tools TQ0L
l. 3 CaESES, miscellaneous Byoiss sc, 81 az.
fo-ayt wiii EEL ~ nyftsgs, CT EGEr:x, April
osh, at IL o o.".S, vnlux5io asseTsH.cascf
Eesewsfs,
3usE.,eiierS Chefs OK Tcols
-AiSD--
= Vaioabls e aattsaeas ci 6oo'.U. eontsiaog ia
Pist-~
tr;s5"i:'5 Works. beautifully kora,';
Ifaa2esss kiaeTs, Hislcrias - A-& Co Peru,
fk;ls Il! 40.
G"5iy oSs=E ssefss Ca Hit ry, law
se.=Cse, aai Right Lilo. a:ufs.
SfEt 0f fha s.c- 10 arc satirsle nav. Aitoxangs
a-ss rsie c'i.aes fer shs Librarian ara L..arary
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