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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-05
No. g.

ABSTRACT OF VESSELS WHICH ENTERED THE PORT oF
CHARLESTON, c., FROM coAsTw1sE PORTE, DURING THE
rTrR FSDISG DECEMBER II, 1906,
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per stonmship Moneka-85h tierceB Rice
279 bales Cotton 11s bales Cotton, 108 bales Yarn
and Domestcs, SO packages sundrtes.
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have the honor to be- very respectfully your obedient
ae1vant JNO. 8. RIGGS, President
Resolrtd The petition of tho Charleston Railway Com
any OF the ID January 1857 be granted provided both
extensions be laid before the first june next
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL
TH1nIY-F1RsT REGULAR MELTING.
conyc1I. CHAMnra, January ., 1st

COUNCIL CHAMBER, January :, lsoi.
Prssent Tho Mayor and Aldermen Ravensi Wrae9'
eerdss' Small. o.Ne, olney, oatos Marshall, Enston,
Whnden, CosGtove. Butler. Courtenay-l4. ,on-
armed. ana the following matters disposed Of:
Applications for Junk Shop License from Sanuel
Byrns and James Cummings Referred 70 Commitsee Oh
Petition of Corbett Jandrel, Agents praying re-
uction in the assessment on tho building Oh Geo. Il.
Richards, Esq. Referred to Committee on Kenet.
Tho fo..oTing communication OF tne Cointn1ssionefs
of The Poor was received as information:
70 The Honorabis the Neyor and Aldermen Of te CITY Of
c,rsr -Tss: I beg leave respectfully to inform you
that at meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners OF the
Poor helu December Is, the following gentlemen were
elected ofhoers for the ensuing year:
DR., John l.. Dawson, Chairman.
Mr. p. J. Barbot Chairman pro tenn.
DR. 81 ~ DeSaussure, Secretary and Treasurer.
a. W. DEsAUssURE
Secretary Of Board of Commissioners of Poor.
CHARLESTON, December 2l, 1866.
The following communication cf Hon. W. D. Porter
City Attorney, was received as lniornaaon h "a 1856
sIR at the recent session Of the Legislature, there
passed Act authorizing the CITY Gounen TO issue
csedng $500 900 in amount will send you copy OF
tie Act :.
ting. opening and closing Streets aud authorizing the
City Council to do upon vote of two-thirds OF tne
There vas passed an Act for the better protection OF
sea,nen and Immigrants authorizing and directing the
City Council to license boarding houses for seamen and
forbiddng such boarding houses except upon ncense
ANY yiolntion of the Act to be misdemeanor
There WAS also an act incorporating q City Railway
Company the tracks not to be laid without the concur
rence Of twothirds Of the whole number of the City
Council.
think these all the Acts that have any direct bear
Very respectfully,
Monthly bills of Orphan House, amounting to $s2ss,.
6s1eo and Gas Light Company $2233.S7 Referred 70
Committee on Accounts.
an amount OF $40 s01oo paid into the City Treasury In
formation.
REPORTS.
Alderman oakes read the following report, which Was
adopted
The Committee on Licenses beg Leave to report favor,
ABLY upon che following applications for Licenses, and
recommend the granting Of the same:
AUcuoEEERs LICENSE.
JUNK 11cENsE.
pEpLAR's LICENSE.
The Committee also report fyoraby the application
M Iorino o. Turner to transfer their Billiard Table Ii
cense to Turner, Rowen Co.
Respectfully submitted
JAMES OosaRoVE.
Alderman Whildsn made the following reports, which
Hsre ooncurred In -: a.
The Special Committee on the Fire Department to
Fire Engine Company to be allowed to retain the amount
received for sale Of City Hose respectfully report UNA
yorsbly ON the same The Committee deeming itadVaa-
BILE that tho Hose be furnished the Department through
the proper channel ,,, = ,pwnrN
E. W. MARsHALL,
s. q. CoURTENAY,
z. B. OAKES.
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The Special Committee on TIA Fire Department, to
whom was referred the communication in reference to
the reerecton Of the Ftro Alarm
report that they do not think 1t advisable at this tme
tn recommend the same.
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PORT CALENDAR.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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3 OFFICE OF TrAoHEn OF THE
m THE HIGH SCHOOL OF
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GENERAL BREcKISRIDGE's LAST OFFIcIA


GENERAL BRECKINRIDGE's LAST OFFICIAL
Acr.-Major T. p. Ochiltree. of the Houston
Telegraph, tells the following in a late letter
from Paris:
John @. Breckenridge at q dejeuner yester.
day told of his last Of au thority as Secre-
TRY of War. 1t was on the coast of Florida
the General was pursued by the Federal cav
airy; they were beating the country in every
direction; a friend in need came to his
rescue-he was one of Brevard's gallant old
regiment of the Army Of Northern Virginia.
He said: Gineral, l have an old boat here
that mout carry us to kurby anyhow, Well
try ii on So he worked away all that night
raising the boat from where he had sunk it to
conceal il from prowling Yankees he worked
faithfully and energetically in patching it up
and baling it, artifically finishing it up and
putting in 4 few provisions. General Brock
iuridge grasped the noble fellow by the hand
and said to him: / will have but few more
hours of authority, but such services as you
have rendered your country deserve reward.
You shall be 4 major. / will make out your
commission now He was exceedingly thank
full but remained scratching his head in q
thoughtful attitude. Well, my friend said
the General. Well, you see, Gineral, thar
n Teller in our regiment what hahn done no.
thin and ne is \ ina or and Il quartermaster
and if it's all the same TO you, l would just
like to rank him for onSt.' 1t is needless to say
that the sgoing-out' Secretary of War in
stantly wrote the battle Scared but humble
hero a commission rs lieutenant-colonel. A
fact"
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By James NJ Taylor Son, Auctioneers'
Once No. 81 Main street, three doors below tn Q
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MOND AT AUCTION .-Pursuant to the provisions
Of a deed OF trust bearing date. the 9th day OF
July, 1853, duly recorded in the clerks otice OF
the Hastings Court OF the city OF Richmond, exc
cnted by w q smoot to me as trustee, TO secure
the payment of a certain amount Of money therein
mentioned, due by certain negotiable notes spa
nroceed to sell on TUESDAY the lst day OF Octo-
Der next, on the premises, at :. o'clock p ~, the
property convey ed in said deed as tolioWs a
large fHREE-STORY BRICK d w n g.
HOUSE, with wing attached thereto and lot, on
the northeast corner of Main and First streets IN
this city, on the following terms Cash enough 70
with interest thereon from the 18th OF January,
1867 aud note for VI 4sl IS with interest from from
the 18th of July, 1887 the balance on such 'erins
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR y
Son AuctioneerS. No 10
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RICHMOND AsD PETERSBURG RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, VA, August q, 1857.
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
J. the Depot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets,
as follows:
A. d.
THROUGH MAIL daily at 1870 P. n.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily (ex.
cept sundays) At 8 p. n.
The A. n. Train connects closely with trains
as far southj as Augusta, Ga, and at Pstersbury
with trains OF the Southside railway.
The l:2o P. b. Train makes close and sure con.
nections with trains for all points south az far "a
New Orleans and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
FEEIGHT and ACcoMMoDATIoN daily lex
cept Sunday at "A. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $3.50 A. N.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sunday at 7:S
P. NJ.
Passengers for Clover Hill will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 1 A. NJ, and
connect at Chester with train for that point
Returning, will leave Glover Bill at 1880 A. ~
Fare to Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through.
z. H. GILL,
seS Engineer and Superintendent.
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By Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE AT NoRTHEAsT CORNER
OF FRANKLIN AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICaMoND.-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed to the subscriber, bearing
date on the eth December, 1856, duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court in deed book 50 A, page
54s, shall, in execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, In the order ad;
clock p M; If fair, II not, on the frst fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted all the right title,
and interest Of the grantor being one fourth part
in the real estate therein conveyed which, by the
report Of the Commissioners Of the Chancery Court
recently made In sub; dysi9n thers1f, consists
northeast corner of franklin and Eighteenth
streets, with two BRICK TENEMBNTs thereon,
each fronting twenty-five feet and running back
ninety feet.
Also, one LOT on the east side Of Eighteenth
street. thirty two and one bali by sixty six feet,
near the above lots, on which there is FRAh 80
TENEMENT or SO much th ereof as may be sufh
Gent to satisfy the provisions of said trust deed.
The deed requires cash sale but 1t Is probable
that on the day Of sale an arrangement may be
m de TO make the terms more accommodating.
J. L. APP ERS0N, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
NEXT the Sd of Octobert at II O'Clock A: M
80 ]. L. APPEKSON, Trustee.
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WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
w at our warehou Nos. 4, 6, and Fifteenth
street, between Main and Cary, on MONDAY, Both
instant commencing at lea o'clock. a well assorted
stock OF GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. We
name
hogshead CLRAR, RIBBED SIDES,
10 hogsheads SHOULDER BACON,
5 boxes BEEAKFAsT STRIPS,
10 tierces HAMS,
Is barrels SUGAR, various grades;
% bags COFFEE. fair to prime;
leo barrels FLOUR,
SO barrels Woods No. CUT HERRINGS,
80 barrels Woods No. ROE BEHRING'S,
Is barrels Woods No. SHAD,
SO half barrels Woods No SHAD.
90 barrels Nos. /, 2, and MACKEREL,
20 half barrels MACKEREL,
20 barrels SYRUP,
25 barrels VINEGAR,
so boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
SO boxes PEARL STARCH,
25 boxes PRIME CHEESE,
SO boxes FAMILY SOAP,
so gross assorted FANCY SOAP.
200 realms WRAPPING PAP ER, assorted
200 gross sssi BsL,AoKING,
10 casks SAL. SODA,
20 boxes 81. CARB SODA, in half and quar-
ter-pound papers;
SO sacks SALT
IS barrels PROOF wHIsKEY,
SO cases PORT, SRERRY, and CLARET
WINES.
S. JONES, JR.. & CO., Auctioneers.
Consignments for this sale received until II
Sc IS s. j., JR.. & co.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TIRsT- CLASS r ESD ENCE, IN
TION.-We shall rent at auction, on thu premises,
ON MONDAY the aoth September, 1887, at S ocloc
P. NJ, for one year from the lst Of October next,
above, on the north side of Marshall between
Eighth and Ninth streets, now In the occupancy OF
Mr.. Hiram III Smith, containing twelve rooms,
BILE. carriage house, &c. 1t contains all the
modern improvements, and is really frst.class
residence.
TERMS: Negotiable notes, payable quarterly,
with approved eueorsers.
HARRISON, GODDlN & APPERSON,
ga 10 Auctoneers.
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~, me ,, oi1 Arab name of Abyssnia is cha
pesn, rom this the old Greek and Latin
geosraphers formed the softer name Abys.
Sla, which was further corrupted, during
ions ages Q! ignorance into "Abyssinia." The
years since restored the original vowel in the
second syllable, and spells the name s. kbes
s.nia" in all its publications. The French
Geographical Society ut Paris adopts tn,
same correction.
me following conversation occurred be
'"een graceless boy and his teacher
!" mar does your father do when he sit
down at the table?''
re asks for the brandy bottle"
,o aoh, mean that. Well, then. what doe
So"s mother do when she sits nj the IA ble -
spli I nen says she will wiring our necRs if W,
grease on the floor"
per or o, te@ weeks we see an item in some pa
a,a1,s, 70 the effect that the word marx
1TEsf NY NV us origin to the fact that the let,
o. s ~ sdisa,ns the four points Of tn,
the word fool was first obtained INV As sns, iha
loof back .-Buga!o Adoertiser. op'"'"s
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KdthoGsJs.


IL e - ~ q
D1CHMOND AND DANvILLE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF sCHEDULE-Ynw
4RRANaBMRNT.-On and sfteY THURSDAY
September II, 1857, the Passenger Trains upon tbis
road viii run as follows: 'u''
TKAISs aoISa WEsf.-Dsnville gnd Lynehbu,o
Except Sunday ut a. NJ; arrives al DanyiiJs y
s.45 P. M. This train connects at Burkeyilis win
passenger trains on the southstde road Tor ali wa
stations On that road, and Virginia and Tennessee
toad, kynchbufg, Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA Hasb.
tille; Memphis; &C., Tenn. Dalton, atlanta, Ae..
Ga. Huntsville, Decatur, Montgomery, Mobile
&C., Ala. Corfnth, Grand Junction, Jaskson
Vicksburg, &C., Miss. New 0risana, Is,
Through mail and passenger train lsa4s Bier.
mond daily at c.soP. II. arrives at Danyiils ~
l.c2 P. N. leaves Danvflls daily At Ii 0sP. M:
Greensboro with passenger trains on the North
Carolina railroad for jamestown, High Po,nt
Salem, Lexington, Salisbury, statesviils, Moran,
ton, Lincolnton, Charlotte, &c., g. C.: Cbsss,.,
Courthouse, Yorkville, WinDsboro', Colnmhia
Anderson Courthouse, Abbeville, Spartsnsbury
Greeneville, &C., s. c.; being seventy. Ave miis.,
shorter and twelve hours In advance Of apy ronts
to al points In western North Carolina and ths
northern part OF South Carolina
TRAINS 0oISa EAsr.-Through mall and ra.,.n-
ger train leaves Greensboro daily at H. Is A. M
leaves pan y, daily at asa A. 81; arrives at
Dantille and Lynchburg accommodation n,,.
senger leaves Danviile daily Except Sundaysi AZ
: A. n. /; arrives at Richmond daily texeept SIM.
days) at S. IS P. NJ, connecting at BarkeyiIs Win
| trains on Southside road for Petersburg. Horfolt
30. THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
80 AZ superintendent
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, September IS, 1867

PETERSBURG, september Is, 1867
Though business has been quite active
during the week. our merchants are far from
being sauguine as to a good season for trade
There are, in fact, several discouraging Tea
tures. In the first place, the wheat crop on
the Southside is ascertained TO have oecn q
rent failure, Notwithstanding the confident
expectations of farmers previous and indeed
mn to the moment of harvesting. Only a
small proportion is Of good Qnalfty, and the
=; fnrior is worth but little. In the next place,
later than usual, and the market IS very
nat, And then again II Is feared that
the speculative demand will not be SO
grnat thts season as the last. In consequence
a. The instability Of the market at that time
r,svv losses were incurred by the decline; and
those who suffered will hardiy DC hkeiy 10
r,,pe further ventures TO any large extent.
About one. third OF the COTTON soiu mere iast
soaSon WAS used by our cotton mills-say 5000
haies. I'M, under the favorable reports OF the
crop and no diversion to other ports u, WHAT
Iori,i,n atoly belongs to this MARKER, the re-
ceipts may be expected 10 d re.e" '0'0Vo o'A'9
dpr;nr the ensuing cotton year.
On The other hand, the tobacco crop Is much
wore nromising than ii was TINS time last
wear Then we had heavy ana Almost CON
finnal rains, which washed the gum out OF .he
Loo and filIrd the plants with sand. Now the
planters have been blessed with long spell
of dry weather, with cool nights ana heavy
dews-the very thing for tobacco which mas
attained its size. The crop is also larger. we
year but il was estimated ut from 10000 10
5000 hoSsheads: and the present one VIII eS.
coed it, il is thought, by from 5000 to 10000
hos.heads Whatever it may be, however, II
will not come in time enough TO help the 1all
trade.
Our merchants are also cramped in their
means by the accommodations they have so
literally extended to planters Ihey nave
supplied them with fertilizers, TO be paid TOT
out Of the-crops, and have made advances Ill
money, 10 be reimbursed in a similar manner.
1t is complained that many Of the planters
have sighted their obligations. In no place,
perhaps, hive the merchants labored more
earnestly to relieve the agricultural interest,
and rescue il from its depressons at the en-
peuse of their own convenience. IL the cas-
system had been rigidly adhered to-Which,
indeed the circumstances OF the country AZ
the close Of the war fully justified, II they dld
not demand-it would in the end have enured
TO the ben eft of all parties.
The tobacco market is exceedingly actlNe
and almost every description has advanced
fully go within the past ten days.
The total Inspections of tobacco at the seYe-
raj warehouses in this city since the LIST of Oc-
1obcr last amount 10 lo,27S .hogsheads, with
2ij held for inspection. In few days we
shall have reports from I'LL the warehouses In
the State, and probably from all the tobacco
growing region of the United States. ,.
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AuctiOQ00rB
No. II Sycamore street, Petersburg, va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALyAA,B!'LLIE
REAL ESTATE IN. .D1HwIDpLE Coy, GouiNppFf,
1bo9T sI& AND HALE HI LEA From IL r III;
G4Y ~ RPshrEhssB Ake eis usss eefa5
deed Of trust made By Thomas RSyss seor dad
his wife dated API r. isss COUNTY Court
and in the Clerks office Of the Hastings GSu rso q
the city Pe.srsburg shall in e1scuton ts ba
at the request Of Robert Moore sr OF asI At pub
lie auction, at the store Of william Psnnig n s3o
in the city Of Petersburg. on THURsDAf' oc'o-
Der 10, 1851, at Il o'clockM.,
FIRST.
That valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing
about one hundred and thirty three acres. In DIN
widdie county bounded on the west By Petersburg
4 no5 BG bY sFss Sh
Burgess's mill, six and half miles from feters-
bnrg. spnout
Also. TWO LOTS OF LAID designated In Pill.
low w ilson's plat of twenty acres as lots Nos.
and S, containing y acres,
Third.
Also THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND on Byrne
IN od snd
distance OF $50 feet more Or less, to an alley
bounded the north b the p,1psTy Q, - .sn
nv tbs nroperty Of said Thomas W. Royston, and
on the west by an alley.
FOURTH.
I1so that HOUSE and LOT occupied by David
Alexander on west side of Byrne street. In re-
tersburq, fronting thereon 20 feet, more or less,
running back in depth $50 feet more or less 70
an alley about ten feet wide conveyed to the said
Thomas w. Royston by Thomas Pannill and wife,
BY deed dated August 3, 1884, 12s44 l..1 !.
FIFTH.
Also, THAT LOT OF LAND on the. south side
of Pine street, In the city Of Petersburg, being lot
No. 20 as designated In Mckenzie's plat or plan
of Pride's field, fronting said street 100 feet
and extending back to the line OF the Canal Com
pa nv being bounded on the east by David May
lot This IL a beautiful building lot.
SIXTH.
ALSO that LOT OF LAND on the south side OF
HALIFAX street. in the city of Petersburg. fronting
on said street 100 feet thence running south along
Cool Spring road 1856 feet, thence west los feet
thence north 255 feet to the beginning; orso much
Of the above named property will be sold as may
be sufficient to satisfy the provisions OF said trust
deed.
to nav off two certain notes dated April Is, 1896
ono for 81, 2a5.eo, payable nine months after date
after date This Is the direction now by the bene
ciares to sell for cash, but 1t is probable that or
| the day of sale an arrangement may be made t
make the terms more accom- nodating.
| CHARLES T. JONES, Trustee.
| WILLIAM PANNILL SON,
e2s-tds Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST LINZ
OF SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY ANg o. Lsi ,S,t
sTREBTS.-By virtue of deed OF trust dated istn
0ciobsr. 1858. dnly recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court In deed book No rs 3. page la5, we shall IN
execution thereof proceed to seI at pn5Gn sno
her 1857 at half past o'clock P. NJ, IL fair NOT
the first fair day thereafter, that beautiful BRICK
TENEMENT located as above, now IN the ocen. !.
IS feet and depth CT 100 feet. The dwelling Is
in excellent order, contains seven rooms, oes,ass
modarn improvements have been introduced into
the dwelling-such as gas, waterclosets, culverts,
baths, &c. ;,
about but 1t is probable that at the hour OF
sale an arrangement will be made to extend fea-
sonable terms of credit.
JOHN HOWARD, Trustses
CO os ALEX ANDER III, SAEDS,5 NsSS''
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appperson,
Auctionesrs and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE WEST LINE
OF FIFTH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
sTREETS.-By virtue of two deeds OF trust exc
cuted bv Mr.. John o. Chiles the one to the under
signed, Lewis A. Phelps, dated 22d OF May, 1855,
and the other to the undersigned, A. A. Loren q,
dated lst of June 1856, both duly recorded In the
shall in execution th ereof sell at PUBLIC auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th OF October;
fair day thereafter, that valuable THREE-STORY
BRICK TENEMENT located as above, now in the
occupancy of the said Chies. 1T Is nearly new,
has all the modern improvements, Is a first class
residences and with ample accommodations for
large family. The terms, which will De reason
able, will be announced at the hour OF sale'
LEWIS a. PHELPS, Trretaea
A. A. LURENTZ,
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DIABoLICAL SPELLISG.-A magazine TO be
called The Mtice Vir9inian is shortly 10 be pub
lished, the first number of which, it is an
nounced, will begin with "Mozis Addums
in Merrylun or, The Advenchers NV Leck-
cherer,' to be followed by 4 " Hlstry NV the
Waw" and this again by "The Morrul and
Fissikui Jogrefy NV Ferjinyer." Are we to
understand that this sort of etymology is the
"native" Virginian dialect.-BaHimors Anaeri-