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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-15
AUCTION SALES.
COM M iSlONER'S SALE.
nF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ COUNTY OF ELIZABETH CITY, VA,


COM MISSION Frs SALE.
nF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ COUNTY OF ELIZABETH CITY, VA,
NEAR NEW PORT NEWS.
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court o
the county OF Elizabeth City, rendered on the
18th day of September, 1865, in the Chancery
suit of "Tayor and wife vs. Bates" will be sold at
Public Auction. at the Gross streets, in the town
of Hampton, on Saturday 18th day of November,
the three tracts OF land of which Edward Par
IRISH, died seized, known respectively as ''Haw-
kins, containing forty acres, "Sally Hawkins"
confirming eighty nine acres, and "Haines'' con-
tanning eghty-nine acres.
The tracts are contiguous, but will be sol d sep
arately They located INN, diately on the
b,ain road from Hampton to New Port News,
within two mites OF the latter place-the termi-
nus OF the Richmond and New Port News Rail
road The land is fertile, and the facilities for
making first class trucking farm unsurpassed.
TERMS, one fourth ca b, the remainder in
three equal install ments, payable in one, two and
three years from the day of sale. The purchaser
to execute bonds bearing interest, with approved
personal security, and the title retained lien
for the deferred payments. |
THOMAS TABB,
I}i Special Commissioner.
THOMAS LArAEs, Auctioneer. s..l ~
ocLl5 t -,a% J-.l .a -..t. ..4.e
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE, lNlTHE COUNTY OF
ELIZABETH CRY, IMMEDIATELY ON
HAMPTON ROADS.
DY TIE OF A DECREE
ID of the Circuit Court OF the county of Eliza
beth City, received ON the day Of september
1866, In the Chancery sut of ''Shieds and ais.
VS.. Simpsons administrator will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the cross streets in the town OF
Hampton GA Saturday, 18th day OF November
1866, that valuable tract of land of which John
Simpson died seized, located Immediately on Hamp-
ton Roads adjoining the lands of George NJ. Bates
and II. +. Dennis. The tract contains One Hun
drea and seventy acres. The improv ements con-
sist OF comfortable frame dwelling and the ne
cessary out-houses. t.tf5
"A rare opportunity for investment. 5hr,
Terms: So much cash will pay costs ofsat and
expenses OF sale-the remainder In three equal in
stsments, payable in one, two, and three years
tie purchaser to give bond with approved per-
sonal security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale, and title retained lien for the deferred
payments.
.tft CHARLES X. MALLORY,
ls.i- 8a.t 81 .a THOMAS TABB,
e.. aral aiF t. Special Commissioners.
t. THOMAS LArIMER, Auetioneer. oelt
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PROnuQE RECEIPTS.
-, DAY BOOK OFFICE,
Oct Is. 1866.

~ PRODUCE KECFIPTS.
PR .Ssaboard and R0anoks Railroad, Oct, Is.
1873 bales cotaon, bales yarn, 10 sacks, bbls
faxse d, box beeswax, l6 ibis spirits turpenz
tine. l b * copper ore 20 boxes tobacco, 126 bus
peas, hid. . boxes bacon, Dbl apples, horse,
z car loads lumber. eaa
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COMMiSSiONEltS SALE or \AEuAbt +
FARM ON BACK RIVER
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Elizabeth CITY County, Va, rendered Septem-
Der, 1866, in the chancery suit of Herbert vs.
Wray and others, we shall SELL on TIL ukSDAl.
November 22d, 1866, in front of the Courthouse
door, in the townof Hampton, Va, all that
VALUABLE FARM.
ofwhich the late George Wray died seized, stu
ate in the county of Elizabeth City, and bound
ded by the New Bridge road, the Greek and the
land of Turnbull and others, containing about
one hundred and fifty six acres and three lourtbs-
TERMS OF SALE,
SO much cash as will pay the costs Of the suit
and expenses of the ale the balance upon credit
OF one and two years, payable in two equal IN
stalments, with interest from day ct sale, the pun
chaser to give bonds with good security for the
deferred payments, and the title retained until
the purchase money is paid.
This farm is situated ~ miles from the flour
ishing tcwn OF Hampton, and is OF superior quail
ty, offering great advantages to purchasers
THOMAS TABB,
CnAS. MALLORY,
|. .5 Special Commi.sIuners
Vgos LATInTR AuctiOneer. OclO- laWtdS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In the County of Elizabeth City, Va
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
the county OF Elizabeth City. rendered on the
day of September, 1866, in the chancery suit
amue r. heeds, for self and other creditors
vs.. W W. Jones, administrator and heirs, de-,
we will sell, ON SATURDAY, the tenth day OF
November, 1866, at the Cross streets in Hamp-
ton, Va, that valuable tract OF land, known as
IN Q r II H b +, n u
situated on the Fast side of Hampton Creek, con
tanning forty nine and one-half acres, b undeo
by the Poor House, the said creek, and ARMS
tead's bridge.
We will also sell Mt the same time and place,
that desirable lot of Land, in the town oi Hamp-
ton in said county, situsted ON the East side OF
the street leading from the wharf to the Court
House, bounded West by said street East by a
branch of Hampton river South by the lot OF
Thomas Jones's heirs North by the lot ct the
Hampton Savings Institution.
The above lands situated immediately ON the
water are very valuable and offer great induce
ments to purchasers.
TEfMs II sALF.
One third cash, and the balance in two equal
annual nstaluenis, with interest from the day o.
sale; bond with approved personal security for
the deferred payments, and the title retained until
the purchase money IS pad
VIM H. WiLtlS,
h. y MA l0RY.
Commissioners.
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Is, LEIGH Bl.OS. d PnEirs,

COMMISSION SALE ofyaluabge
~ CHURCH STREET Property at AUCTION.
in pursuance of a Decree OF tie Circuit Court
OF the city of Norfolk, made the 25th day OF
July, 1866, in suit therein pending, between
Edwin Nj. Worreii, Thomas A. Hardy, and H.
ers plai..titfs. and Ellen NJ Worrell, defendant
| shall sell at Public Auction the premises re-
spectiv ly, ON Thursday, the LIST day Of November
at II O'Clock, NJ, the following Real Estate,
whereof David Peirce died seized, to wat.
The Brick HOUSE and LOT on the East SIDE of
Church street, near Freemason, adjniuing the
late residence OF Rev j. Hendren. Tue lot fronts
IS feet inch ON The street, and extends ck I27
feet inches.
ALSO,
A lot on west side OF North Chai oh >tteet, near
Nicholson street, running back to Cpie, Union
street. together Nilh the large BRIO IL ELL
ING HOUSE thereon, formerly oocGlo d e., Wm.
Collins. Esq. This lot is very large AID Is sus-
ceptible OF division. plot of these lots VIII be
IN exhibition at the sale.
T~rms-Cash for per cent. Of the purchase
money; the residue to he paid in equal Install
ments at 3, 6. and months, respectively, interest
payable from January |, 1867. Bond with sulf,-
Gent security required Title retained. Posses
sion delivered January LIST, 1867.
CHARLES SHARP
SPECIAL Commissioner
LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS 81.
oet3-taw2W NV Auctioneers
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JNO. Il. WHITEHEAD, trustees.
oct5-FMW. Virginian copy SFuTbl
FOR Balance of the Year.
Fk,HE second Floor Of llous. No. Z, East Wide
Water street; First, Third and Fourth Floors
occupied at present by Dobson 4 Rauer;--at a
very moderate rent Apply 10
Il. VI. nAWES'S Leather Store
oe9-lw No. Commercial Row. mr. Ferry.
AT PRIVATE SAFE.
4 WOODEN TENEMENT, with Brick Foul
IN dation and Slate Roo with plenty OF Yard
oul, conv enant for small faulty, aud located
in pleasant p1rt the city.
For pa ticulars apply to
W. H. G. ELLIS, AIT. at Las.
oct93w No. As West Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

PUBLIC MEETING.
A MEETING of the citizens of Norfolk will
IA. convene This Evening, at ~ O'Clock, ia the
City Hall, for the purpose of nominating a can
didate for the House of Delegates to supply the
place made vacant by the resignation of +. True
blood Hardy. tsg G-Gsy xksHs&4
octl4 1t t{N .t
A NNiVERSARY CELEBKA ALTON
IN of the CRANKY street M. e. Sabbath School,
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT l6th, 1855.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
FLOR the Della ware Republican. I

Mr.. EDITOR "A few days since you pub
lished a communication from our excellent
Alderman Vincent, giving an account of a
young girl in q state OF utmost distress and
destituton who had applied to him forAaid.--
The case has excited much sympathy.
II was brought to your correspondents no.
tice and on investigation he found that this
poor child is the daughter of well paid and
well living engineer in the works of one OF this
city, and hss been driven by her parents from
her home under circumstances of great bar
barity. She has been taken into the house oil
Q kind hearted lady a few miles from town.
This father was asked few days since, by the
writer, to furnish small sum of money to
cothe his nearly naked daughter, but he coollJ
and utterly refused to do snything for her.
l see to-day that ne is out in a card in your
paper forbldding the public from "bsrboring'
his child.
The whole case is one of unusual cruelty, a nc
the facts ought to be known by the community
upon whose charity the girl has been thrown
HUMANITY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

An APPEAL TO THE PArRrorIo.-The Steam
Saw Mill of Messrs. Osmond & Bro, (sons OF
A. P. Osmond,) located at Canterbury, Del
aware Railroad, was destroyed by an incen-
diary on the l4th of November, thus sweeping
from those young men their all 1t is peculiar
ly hard case, as they in conjunction with two
other brothers, volunteered in defence of their
country. One fell victim, another was Sc
verely wounded, they alone returning unin-
jured, in person, started this mill to make an
honest living, which has been thus torn from
them. They require a loan of three th ousand
dollars to enable them to rebuild their mill
and resume business; for this loan they offer
andoubted security. Will not come of our pa
triotic, wealthy citizens step forward and by
each contributing few hundred dollars, make
up the required sum, and thus aid them iu re-
suming their business. We hope this appeal
will meet response from some of our wealthy
citizens.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

WoMEN's RIsHrs. Senator Wade of Ohis,
has written a letter in which be declares that
be Is in favor of giving women the right to
vote. The question is attracting attention
throughout the country and we should not be
surprised that women should march up to the
ballot box 10 a very few years from this time.
and deposit their ballots with more propriety
and judgment than mark the conduct Of the
male population. When that time comes we
may leok for a complete revolution in many of
the laws Of the land, and also in the morals OF
the community. We need greater number
how we can get them more readily than by the
extension of the RICH OF suffrage to the
women
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
DIED.

In Cincinnati, on November l4th, of cholera,
Rachel, daughter of Joseph and Mattha W..
Jones, formerly of Philadelphia, and grand
daughter of William G. Jones, OF this city, aged
II years.
On the morning of the 10th inst, Merit
Candy, in the s0th year OF his age.
On sixth day afternoon, of diphtheria, Henry
T. youngest son Of Mahlon NJ, and Mary W.
Child, aged two years nine months and six
days.
In this city On the 18th of November, 1866
Annie W. Burns, daughter OF Robert and Lydia
Burns, aged 10 years.
Death has again boon here and taken another
dear one from our midst. Our heavenly Fa-
thsr deemed it best to take her just as she was
budding from youth into womauhosd. She
was converted at II years of age; she main
tanned her integrity through her short journey
of life and she has been called to her rest faI
away in the skies. Though we are lonely
without her, we cannot moura for we know our
Annies an angel oflight,
Her Saviour she ever shall see,
She is crowned with diadem bright,
And happy forever shall be.
In sorrow we heave the deep sigh,
In mourning we drop the sad tear,
But rejoice that she is resting on high,
Near the throne of her Saviour so dear
/ EssIR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

Unpire-P. O. Higgins, of Atlas Club.
scorers-J. Fl Pryor, of Cecil; and Darrach
Cleaver, of Atlas.
Accident on the CHARACTERISTIC steamer
Thomas Kelso, which boat left Baltimore on
Friday morning for Norfolk, exploded her steam
drum on Saturday morning, killing three of
the crew and badly scalding three others. The
steam filled the boat and caused great excite
ment among the passengers. About 2 o'clock
in the afternoon the steamer City OF Norfolk
was signalled by the Kelso, and she ran along
side aud took all the passengers TO Norfolk
She afterwards assisted in towing the disabled
boat to that place. The City of Norfolk is one
of the boats that run TO Aunamessex, and con
| meets with the Delaware Railroad.
New Paper.-A new religious and literary
newspaper, called the "Methodist Homo Jour
nal !" ia about to be published weekly at l0s
| South Third street, Philadelphia, by Orison L.
| Haddack, with Rev. Adam Wallace, of the
Philadelphia NJ. g. Annual Conference, as Ed.
tor 1t lie to be devoted 10 religious informa-
| ton, literature, standard criticisms on books
and men, domestic aud foreign intelligence, the
| money and produce markets, local and miscel-
laneous news, and record of marriages and
deaths in the Conferences adjoining Philadel-
phia. II will be issued IN quartz form, eight
pages, at o. so per annum. Thedfst number
will be issued the 10th instantS
| Donation Vist-Rev. II. ]. Gaylord was
visited at his home in Delaware City, on FRI
| day evening, the 7th ms. by the members OF
Port Penn Presbyterian Church, with large
supply OF necessary household matters, as we'll
as some "greenbacks" Mr.. g. has been the
efficient pastor of said church for ten years, but
has recently resigned the charge, aud will
leave tor his new home in Sussex county In a
week or two. His services in that charge have
been unusually acceptable and profitable there
to, and the membership part with him with
universal regret; except, perhaps, in the case oil
one family, whose animosity is the result oil
Mr.. G's unerring loyalty to his country. Mr.
Gaylord is just the man for the new field OF
labor to which Providence assigns him, and
our best wishes are with him.
A Dss1psd Conlpliasnt.-The officers and
teachers of the Second Baptist Church pre-
scented Washington Jones, Esq, with a gold
headed cane last Sabbath afternoon. BE has
been Superintendent for nine years and THU
gift was intended as a mark of esteem and ap-
probation. Rev. Mr.. Marsh made a very per-
tinent presentation speech, to which Mr.. Jones
replied in appropriate terms, although takeI
entirely by surprise.
Poi,cs Case. following cases hav,
been disposed of by Mayor Valentine since GU
last:
Calvin Howard, n, by officer Heritage, 70
drunkenness, fined City cents and costs
Joseph farrell. boy, by officer Heritage, 70
obstructing the side walk and firing pistol
fined costs
Isaac Cannon, by officer Legg, for drunken
ness ,hned fifty cents and costs.
Thomas Roxbury. by officer Green, 70
drunkenness, fined fifty cents and costs.
Hugh Divine, by officer Hyatt, fJr drunken
ness, fined 30 cents and costa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

REPUBLICAN CONTINENTAL memorial has
been signed BY the Governor of Louisiana, by
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of that
State, by several of the District Judges, and by
over 1900 Of the loyal population, asking Con-
gress to remove existing evils and to secure to
the people of that State republican and loyal
government, and restoration to the Union of
the States. 1t seems that Congress will DO un-
der the necessity of declaring the governments
instituted in the South to be illegal, and redu-
cling the States to territorial condition, before
the vexed question of reconstruction can be
satisfactorily disposed Of
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

AIRLINE RAILROAD To New YoRK On Mon
day the President of the Senate laid before
that body u. s. Senate) an act to authorize
the building of military and postal railroad
from Washington 10 New York. It provides
for the incorporation of VIM. b. Astor, Henry
g. Stebbins, Nathan G. King, &C., &C., under
the name of "The National Railroad Company ;
and authorizes the construction of n railway
apon as nearly as possible an air line, from
Washington city to New York, through Mary.
land, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The bill expressly forbids contracts with any
existing railroad company, and requires also
that first class passenger trains shall go through
| in seven hours; second class passenger trains
In fourteen hours, and freight trains in twenty
four hours. The road is required to cross the
Susquehanna above tide-water, and is declared
a national public highway and post-road, and
is required to be in operation within three
years from the first election of directors. The
company is expressly prohibited from selling
or transferring the control of the franchise to
the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd Company OIL
any other corporation.-Wash. Star
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

MURDER IN QUEEN AENEs County MIR. K.
]. Roberta, a merchant at Church Hill, Queen
Anne's county, Md, was murdered on Satur-
day night last. 1t appears that he closed his
store at the usual hour, and started tor his resi-
dence, only about forty PAGES distant. AS he
failed TO reach home, his wife, who had re-
tired to bed, became uneasy, and getting up
proceeded to the yard, when she was Mortified
to discover him hanging across the railing
which enclosed his residence. He was at the
time bleeding copiously from a severe wound
on the head, from the effects of which he died
in few hours. As all the money he bad about
him was gone, it is supposed he was attacked
beaten until insensible, aud then robbed. The
authors OF the foul deed are supposed to have
been In the store during the evening, and to
have attacked him soon after he started for his
reaideuce Ball Sun
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Al AERTICD

On the 4th inst, IN The II. c. Church, Dover
by the Rev. H. Cocazer, Mr.. Caleb Churchmau
Of New Castle county, and Miss Lizzie r
Clarke, daughter OF VIM. J. Clarke, Esq, OF
Dover.
In Washington, D. c., Thursday Dec. 9Th
by the Rev. W. W. Campbell, Isaao Eastburn
of Fredericksburg Va and Rachel Weir, of
Whining ton Del aware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

A Pasnful Ssght.-Last Monday morning a
young man who was recently married, was
found laying on cellar door at the corner of
Front and King streets, in q beastly state of
intoxicatiou. Blood was flowing from his nose,
in consequence of fall, and several ladies
were gathered around him. A police officer
with wheelbarrow arrived In short time and
in that vehicle the poor inebriAte was conveyed
to his home.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
$elawats gspmbliean.
THURSDAY, December IS, 1866.

ANEW Cousry.-As q movement has been
made to divide New Castle County, we would
suggest that the Appoquiuimink creek, form
the line on the East, St. Georges Hundred on
the North, the State of Maryland on the
West, and the territory Included within the a.
bove limits be erected into the county Of Ap.
poqulnimink.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13

BougAnla,r, Thomas q Co., AL Market Street,
Wilmington, Del, hsyc now open varied and
Christmas and New Years Presentation. These
Foods have been selected with great care, from New
York snd other markets comprising many new
and unique articles. both Of American and Import
"a mapufacture. You are invited to early ex-
animation and q fair comparison with the stock Of
any establishment IN the largest cities do 13.4tw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
For Sale

ONE HUNDRED AND rfTEEN ACRES, IN
- two tracts SO and so acres, located at Cain
u terbury on the Delaware Railroad. This farm
has large quantity Of fruit Of the choicest kind nd
will be sold low, also have number Of farms for
Sale ia Delaware and New Jersey. Also
large amount of property for sale In the city, and
some Of II at low price. have applicants for num-
Der Of small dwellings, aud would like to have 80 more
10 SELL and those that have them to dispose Of will do
we'll to plsce them In my hands Apply TO
dec l3-lm Whh kEfhOLDe
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Attention! Monied Men and Capital.


rcF@ The subseriber having good reason for
Mdh~lMAA selling, will dispose Of q complete dairy
or grazing farm, situated In white Clay
tn h, 4,,,17 Greek Hundred New CASTLE County Del
<zAzz2-Ezzzkaware, within one milo Of Newark, on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
at Public Sale on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
18th day of January 1857 at ocl ck P NJ. The farm
is bounded by lands Of Messrs. Hossnger and Heiser
on the SOUTH and Baker and Wilson the north The
property contains about 175 Of land, 10 Of god
natural qAaity aud productive of grasses and grains
Of all kinds abuAdan iiy The natural quality Of the
soil is good and susceptible Of mnch improvement The
buildings are nearly new, aud are substantially and
conveniently built Of stone: the house and barn
supplied with water by ram from the spring house.
There about 90 In wood consisting Of chestnut
o aud hickory The farm Is divided into fields OF
venent size fer daryng purposes by reasonable fences
with chestnut rails There Is spring sufficient for
dairy Of 80 cows, and has house over sufficient
for family to take charge Of the dairy other pnr
poses. There about twenty acres OF meadow on
white Clay Greek which produces grass very abundant
y There two orehards-one ofchueo fruit In prime
bearing the othors Of six years standing. and consists
OF cherries apples pears and peaches Of choice yse-
ties The above farm Is within IL miles Of Wilmington
where there Is market for the produce Of the dairy
we'll Of the farm and Is conveniently sltuated for at
tending the markets at Wilmington, Philadelphia and
Baltimore The above description Is deemed sufficient
wishing to view the property before the sale
will be shown the same by calling on D. L. CULLINs
the present tenant or W. D. C0RN0G, at Newark, Del
WIN. II REYNOLDS, Auct. dec lists
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
For sale.

&kSA& A FINE FARM In Kent County, Delaware,
E:E near the railroad. and laying between the
lions OF felton and Harrington containing 2eo acres
100 of which In high state Of cultivation, and
piet9y sci with clover and timothy. The balance oed
land About 10 set out in peach and other fruit
trees The lmproV ementa consist OF q large dwelling
house, a new dairy milk hoase. large granary, hay
house. and carriage house, and other out bullding.-
Tn Is has been in rapid state OF Improvement for over
four yeyrs II Is open for sale by the subscriber
at SEQ per For further particulars inquire Of the
owner at roughkenamon, Chester Comfy Pa (add
Ayondale Post Oice,) or Bepjamen Willih ms, the
promises. No pink or carrot on this farm.
lee 10 4ts WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
Stolen.
Pm and hnrnaaa

A no top Dearborn and harness stolen from the
subscriber, the village Of 81. Georges SUNDAY
night, the I'd inst, The body Of the dearborn lead
coiored, and there iron rod the back part
keep the sides together. Any return ng the above
articles giving Information where they may be found
will be suitably rewarded.
dec l0-8ts y. D, STEWART
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-13
NofIce.

New Castle County, National Bank Of Odessa,
December, q 1885,
The Annual Election for nine Directors, to
year, will b. held In tho Banking House, We'd
nesday, Jan 1867, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and+ o'clock, P. NJ B.f. CHATHAM,
dec 6-tm Cashier.