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from Pier 2, East river. every WE'D NEspAY and
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I66seyenth street, opposite Post ONCE, .
General Agents for tho District oil
Columbia.
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UNITED Sws.. S,I NM 2V 6,n Y AiI.Ssr'(
Sealed Proposala for extending the wEsT
Wins, indoT'sd "PI9po.al. for ieieesins Build:
to the Superintendent, will be received until noon
ofSATURDAI, May is 1900
Drawings and speeiaeations Of the work may be
seen a. the Observatory. The work to be COM
b. T. SANDS, Commodore,
AplI.wfrld superintendest
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Dr.. A. Y. p, GARNETT, 40 New York avenue,
MEDICAL EXAMINERS apl0'lm
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@iR AEsSE

A LExANDRrA, bogp0gS AND HAMPsHIR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sheriH,s onine. New Castle. Sept % 1864

S,HERIFF'S SALE.---BE VIRTUE OF
- writ of Levari Facias to directed will he ex-
posed Public Sale, at the Hotel Of Vincent o. Hi az
BlackbiId, in Appoquinimnk linndred, New Castle
County Del. on sATU RDAY, the 23d day Of October,
1890 At o'clock P NJ the followas deHsrisea HY-l -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08
for AaIe ann 70 Gent.
WANTS A noME'


HOUSES AND LOIS AT COST
In West Wilmington, within ten minutes walk o. Market
Street. clear Of City taxes and st batter rates han can
be obtained through the help Of any Loan Association
- FOR sALE-Two three-story hiiek houses at
M.E eleven hundred and nifty dollars each The Int ef
I,,5 W est on which would be only hve doll1rs anu
IlSlA seventy.aFe cents per month Possession eau
be had in thirty days.
.stsa&r One new four-roomed house. standing on the
tME corner Of Sixth Avenue and street. lo' ~ fset
by GO feet price hun lred and ats dollarsi
interest Three dollars aud sevtntyhye cents per
moth, would rent for eight dollars month.
ss.1sAr Two f1ur-roomed houses now building ana
til will bs ready for use about the hrst OF August,
l,,s IA feet by 2s feet on lots 20 feet BY 100 feet
lkstlHh PRICE, eight hundred dollars each-nierest
four dollars per month; all paid over that sum Will oe
much toward becoming owner of the property,
,AszzAr One two-foomed houss on lot % feet by 6O
E. feet. PRICE, four hundred and nifty dolarsi
ll,,a @ now rented for FIVE dollars per month
4A My object In offering such liberal Inducements
Is to make West Wilmington village owners in place
Of renters Three per cent discount will be allowed on
the 1rst cash payment School House and Chapel are
now building-two variety stores are open, and mere
The rent that many mechanics are payiag should with
economy, give them comfortable HON In few years
The Iorse Railroad will within few years, run round
the northern and section of the City and must
of necessity, run directly through West Wilmington.
lev lots Tor sale, to build on aud no eass fsamEsa
. For sale, four tracts of Land,
.sssAA. Formerly known as the " oliver Place" or
mlE "oak Grove seventeen miles from Petersburg,
M on the Weldon Raroad, with the Halifax Road
SsA running through H.
sion HOUSE. three small houses two barns and all neees-
sary Out-buildings. Price fifteen dollars per acre
No. contains two hundred and sxtytwo acres, lying
between the Railroad and the Halifax Road, and has ten
small houses on it Of which, at small expense,
could be made very comfortable dwalling Price twelve
dollars per
No g. known as the "wynn Tract" contains two hun.
dred and twenty ave neatly square lot bounded
one side by the Halifax Road, and has one small
house on It, Price ten dollars per acre.
No. contains about two hundred and h:ty acres
bounded by Aiaones Road and COkef's avenue on two
sides. No buildings. Price ten dollars per acre
TERMs-Ten per cent cash. and the ssme annually
with the interest semi "a nnually, until paid for.
believe there wood and timt enough on hs land
to pay the price asked. ts2I J. A. BROWN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

AFTER F. NJ, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER o, 1862
The trains the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
the Depot at THIRTY-EfRsT and MARKET Streets,
which Is reached directly by the Market Street the
last connecting with each train leaving Front and
Market streets thirty minutes before its departure The
Chestnut and Walnut streets cars run within one square
sLEEpfNG CAR TICKETS can te had on application
at the Ticket Office, northwest corner Of NINTH and
CHESTNUT Street, and at the Depot.
Agents of the Union Transfer Company viii sa dSi SI
Chestnut street or No. l6 Market street. Will receive at
entlon. .. ,
PAoLI AuC0a 0a....,..., ,-..lO 3OA MI 10 ~ P b.
ERIE EXPRi II 10 A. NJ
HARRIsBURG AcOoM.................a 9,so ?; Nj.
PARKEsBURG TRkIN.....,....,....-... at so
CINCINNATI EXPRESS ;,:,..'..At SOo
ERIE MAIL& PiTTsBURG EXPKEsS...r.at $50
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS ............,at II 90 night
Etie Mail leaves Daiy, except sunday, running on
Saturday night only TO Wiiliamspot On Sunday night
passengers will Leave Philsdrlphla At o'clock
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. Cincinnatl FIX
press daily except saturday All other trains daily
The western Accommo latiou Train runs daily except
Sunday For this train tickets must beptoeured and bag
s"s' TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIZ;
PHILAD ELPBIA EXPREss...",.o"",,"ate go
eknT4 sk1T AdoW % T. 4o5 as P M
PARKEsBuRd TRAIN".."....., Sl9
EAsT EASct IN sTER ..-s at sso p NJ
| ERIE ENPRESS........... .....................at ~
DAY ,..,.,.,,....,....."At l.s0 "
| PACIFIC. ..........,........e,..at $50
| HARRISBURG ACCOM- 94O "
| For further infornatou, apply 10
| JOHN +, VANLEER, JT., Ticket Agent
No. Sol Chestnut street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agenl
No. ll6 Market street,
SAMUEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Agent
At the Depot.
The Pennsylvauia Railroad Company. will not a;sum
any risk for Baggage except for wearing APPAREL an
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars !
value All baggage exceeding that amount in value will
be at the risk Of the owner unless taken by special con
iraet EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
auaG-tf Gen'l supi., Altoona Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08

VIARMS FOR SALE.-No1. An excellent farm
Il within one mile of Newark depot in New Castle
County aiming abou hundrad acres oress
with good dwelling and tenant house and excellent
barn thereon Is desirable property and Will soia
bargain. , ,,
No. .. nice little farm situate in Brandywine Hun
dred, within ~ miles Of Wilmington, containing 10
acres, more or less. 4,
No. g. very valuable farm, in excellent order on ne
Brandywine, miles above Wilmington with hne build
ngs orchards and other Improvements, containing l40
acres more or less. ,,,,
No. L. Farm OF 200 acres adjoining the city OF Will
mington with buildings, orchards, and improvements
suitable for farming trucking or good Investment on
oct g. 606 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08

TIOR sALE. =.
street, above Fifth street.
No. q STORE, DWELLING, &C., on Fourth street.
between Market and King Streets tits very desirable
part of the city for business of any kind.
No. 3, FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
Caulloy street. near Lombard, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streetH q,
Second street.
No. 8. BRICK DWELLING AND STORE at corner
Of Seventh and French Streets Good business stand.
No 6. BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street. frat house West OF Black Horse Hotel. Good
stand for store and boarding house.
Also, Rumbsr of other Houses and Lots. Apply 10
WM McCAULLEY
lAn22 606 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08

CHERIFF's SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
y = writ Of Leyari Farias 10 me directed, will b9
exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel OF William Foard at
kirkwood, in Peneadsr Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware on FRIDAY the 10th day OF October, 1s6p at
70 o'clock, A. NJ the following described Real Estate Viz
that certain lot or piece Of land ,ituse in Pencadsr
Hundred, New Castle County, Del, founded and de-
ecrlbed as follows TO wit Beginning at astake in ditch
and running thence with land OF the said Shaw south
four degrees west thirty perches to stake thence hts
land south eightytwO degrees, west tweny-nine and
seyen-ienihs perehes to stake the side OF The
Road leading from the Steam Company's Road TO
the New Castle and Frenehtown Turnpike Road, thence
Herewith north two degrees. west fourteen and
tws-tenths peches to stake thence north sixteen and
three quarter degrees cast three and oneenth pahes
to stake thence north hftyeigh and three quarter de-
grets west and three.tenths perches to stake,
thence along tho east side OF the said Road north two
Degrees west seventeen and slx-snthF plrehes to stone
and the said Shaw, with land south
eghty5even and half degrees east thirty perchss to
the beginning containing within these mees and bounds
an of xix acres, one rood, and thirteen rquare
perche Of land and surface. Together with all and sim
gular the houses gardens bulldogs and improvements
thereon
Seized and taken in exec c1tion as the property Of
Henry Porter and Tena Ann, his wife, and George W.
Porter and Il lbert L. Porter, and TO be sold by
JANON RICHARDSON. gheriN-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08
RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
have for sale
A Very Fine Farm of SO Acres
On the River Delaware three miles above the City Of
Wilmington, in Brandywine Hundred
THE LAND is IN GOOD ORDER,

nd slopes beautifully towards the river.
HAS A VERY LARGE FRONT with DEEP WATER
is considered by capians TO be the very place
for a winter hArbor. - - -,
I'D HAS STONE DWELLING, BARN, WAGON
rIiFH and SPRING HOUSE, with the best son water
HID his is splendid property and viii be sold low
w, w y on easy terms. WIN. BRIGHT,
jy2 6in Real Estate Agent. Wilmington. Del
,ss5ss- HOUSE FOR SALE Or Ran T
E John McMakin offers for rent or for Gale bis new
NM three story Brick House, Southeast corner Third
sih.tH and West Streets, Wilmington, DEL, nov va
can't; possession Immediately. Bath rooms and patent
closets in each story hot and cold water all over house
gas heater range and other convenences verandahs at
ihres stores commanding superb views Of tue Delaware
River and SURROUNDINGS large and beautiful garden o.
flowers and vegetables vines fruits sc bI iront
Street. 100 feet deep House constructed expressly
for owners use bat having purchased and removed 10
"AicMakin's Atlantic Hotes,' at Cape May he oilers
this tasteful home for rent or sale.
Edward T. Bellah, Esq, residing at No. 217 West
Street. opposite kindly to protect the property
w0oLsrON Co..
Real Estate Brokers, 10 F Third st., Wilmington
Or address JOHN McMAkIN, McAskns Atlantic Hotels,
Cane island, New JerFey. may9-t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08
NO. 81.
s6eri0,s soIes.

GHENIFF's sALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
= writ Of Nendtoni Explnas to me directed, will
be exposed to Pubic Sale, al iha Hotel of fsaa, lyle
INDIAN QuesnJ in the City Of Wilmington, New Castle
County Delaware, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
0eobsr 1862 at IL oe'oe, VI the following described
Real Estate viz
ssssa All the right tile and interest of Edward T.
!8& Stroud Of and Ia, and 10 all the following de-
s & scrlbei Land anl TsuerHents. situate u the city
s=lzaA Of wilmiaglon, New Castle County. State Of
Delawate:
No l. Beginning at the ease,y side Of Poplar street.
between Second aud Third streets at ths middle Of an
alley between this aud the adjoining brick house. for
mery belonging to le0rge 0l thence elstery through
the middle of said alley and parallel with Third and
Robinson streets ninety-twp fast to stake, thfnee
northery and parallel with ponar ninesen feet elk
inches to line Of Joshua 5. Valentine thence westerly
along sai1 Valentines line aud parallel with the first
mentioned line nnetytwn fest the easterly side OF
Poplar street thence souhery along tho line Of Poplar
street nineteen feet six inches to the pase Of begnnng
together with the and privilege OF the said alley In
common with the adjoining owners and oecupiers for
ever, with three story brick dwelling thereon,
No. 2 Beginning at the norh-3astey Intersection OF
Orange and Second Streets thence along Orange street
north hrtytwO desrees east forty feet to line Of land
now or late O the heirs Of John Patterson, deceased
thence with line thereof sonth weight degrees east
iortyone feet thence southerly parallel with Orange
street forty feet to The nOrthery side of Seeond street.
heDes westerly herowth forty1De feet to the place Of
beginning, with two thfet-5tOTy brick dwellings and
store thereon.
Seized aud taken in execution as the property Of
Edwari \, Stroud, and to be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff
4 NaWl lHatla Eanf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18
WHAT IS EDUcAgIoY!


The world is easily defued; it is ety.
moIogy and classical derivation readily
recited. Even that should not be for
gotten. But letus here and now con.
slider this question in its plain, practical,
common sense aspect, Train up child
iu the way be should 60, and when he
is old he will not depart from it, is q
good old fashioned sentiment that
will do for cor text. The education i'm
pemtively demanded cannot be obtained
in nschool; nor alone in school aud family.
Every influence which bears upon our
youth should be noted and guarded, -.
To parlicularize:
A young man should be Taught the
rourtesies Of life. anil DO permitted to
participate in the social circle: Hs
should be led 10 honor his father and
mother, and to appreciate domestic hep
piness. He should be taught the nature
o. business relation; the reciprocal du.
ties Of men 10 their business transa5t
ions. He should be taught the nature
of crime, aud the rewards Of virtue; and
be led to practice The principles! ol
Chrislianity as privilege He should
be taught the various processes Of man
ufac,uriug. and the extent of production
and consumption. He should bo taught
tie advantages Of commerce, and Of 20
tioual treaty regulating trace and the
rights Of citizens. He should be taughl
the properties and capabilities of the soil
aud tho extent Of It's rich and diversified
products. He should be taught ,ht
Jaws Of his country, and the duties O.
citizenship; SS sell as tho forms Rnt
principles Of foreign governments. Ls
him be we'll informed as 10 lbe natura
economy Of tho animal creation; anC
the Intellectual, moral, physical, anatOm
icul and organic laws Of his own system
HIS education should have reference &
the exorlion aud sScdfces which liz
requires 10 ben0volence aud self com
mand; 10 whatever conlers dignity OF
the human nOture--wbatavOr opens purt
and innocent sources Of enjoyment
whatever contributes to elevate man as {
social and accountable being, for immor
tai growth and improvement, WCourst
this will include knowledge Of the sa-
cred laws Of obedience and dOpendOuct
which the Creator has established
throughout tho moral and physical work
and tho sure relribution and inevitabl
suffering which follows every abuse ant
violation Of them.
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GET HONE,

Get a home, rich or poor, gel home
and learn to love that home, and make ii
happier 10 wife and children BY your
beaming presence; learn 10 love eilhpe
pleasures, flowers Of Gods own planting
and music Of bis own-tho bird, wind
and waterfall, So shall you help to Stem
the tide Of desolation. poverty and des'
pair, that comes upon SO many through
tho scOrn Of lit'le things. oh, tte charm
ofa lille home; comforts dwell therS
that shun The gilaed halls Of society
Live humbb in your lilIlO home. and
look to GOD for a grander one.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

Nor BAD, = Little Jimmy, who is now
little moro than four years old, having
achieved a pair Of rubber boots, ostou-
ished bis poternoltho next day BY ask
ing ifho wouldu'I procure him a pair of
skates and deduct the ray ou, Of his al ?
lowance when he should have one He
was during the late tbowy weather, at
bis grandmotber's. and contrary to her
injunctious ran oul in the slush and got
his feet wet
Grandma said he rs he sat by tie
stove dryiog his feet 'whOt do you do
10 your little boys when they don. mind
You, aDd 90 out in the water aud get
their reOt wet?'
'Why.' replied she. with severe
couutenance, 4 whip EN-
Well continued be. 10 . very dis
eliminating tone, In not your Bulc
boy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18
WIN AND WEAR.

There's no royal road tdgreRtness.
I. Men must evercIimb to fame;
All the wealth in miners Golfers
Woul9nt buy deathless name,
Is noble gall before yOuf
Would you great achievements darel
Brother, then be up and DOING
= Brother, you must win and Wear"
Toll and labor--ueyer stopping
Till you make the prize your own:
For you know It's constant dropping
Wears away the "hardest stone,"
Never slack sublime endeavor,
Nor bid Che cheeress soul despair;
Ifyou'd rise above your fellows.
& Brother, yOh must "Win and Wear"
9fls the lesson nature teaches
Allthroughout her wide domain;
And the text from which she breaches,
Is Chat lpbor leads to gain
Moral worth aud honest,werit4-
Better cruwusshul moFarchs bear--
These you nsyer eau inherit
Brother, those you win and Wear"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

Tue New York San promOses to
make sort ol BoIanay Bay of Alaska,
by exileing tbilher all our convicted
thieves, robbers, pickpockets, &c, Il
thiuksl the .sisorops climate oI such o
penal colon would operate in checking
crime. thai idea has been Iried once
by ,ha clergymon who represented to his
simple Pensioners attbo tropics thOt,
contrary lc, the common bOliSt, he had
oscerlsined that the chief discomfort Of
hell was its extreme cOldsshut it ia not
vee9vdeS tha, i. resulted IN marked
conversion Of Lis hearers,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18
NUMBER AZ.
TEACHING "A LESSON.

Many good Ihings have we Published
as sayings Of Judge Dooly, Of Georgia,
but tue following is, 50 far as-wa know,
new TO tho ypeG
- His residence was approached by
long lane, some mile aad a quaiier in
lopglh, leading through the plOutation,
and far from comfortable on the burning
August day Of the incident, A neigh
boE possessed gilmore lungs than brain,
rode down this lane, end without dis
mounting OF the yard cate, some fve
bO0dred feet from tho dwelling, ho be-
gan TO coll aloud and vavo HE hat as iP
tho hopsc was on fire.. Judge Dooly
came running out 10 great haste learn
the cause Of the noise, and was Saluled
with,
i soy you havR't seen Mr.. Williams
about here to-day, have youl'
'No,'said tho Judge,
well, that's all wanted. said tho
fellow, as he tAle of
I Doply- RaAtd Until ha was poarIy out
oftlsbt plho long lane, aud then COM
u otfto,hlow horn wbioh,hung in
do porch6eaaShgu lbe Eoprmsu ilrnsg /
pS tossec what II was, The ,Judfein turls
se,Se baokon withhiS arms aud shout
" Gm'6 return which he did ut full
sdtea. Arriving At he yard gate, Dooly
called out to him-'Como up here, I
want to speak to you9 So The mao dis.
and came up to tho porii.--
The Judge paused 10 his walk, and said
Gercely No. sirl have no. seen Mr..
Williams, and hang me if-I want to SEQ
hin! Thota all, sir you can 50 now.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18
ARTIFICIAL WANTS.

Bulwer says that poverty is only an
idea, in nine cases out OF ten, Some
men with ten thousand dolloFs ycar
suffer more for want oil means than 9th
ers with three hundred, The reason is
this, the ricnor man has artificial wants
His incpme is ton thousand, and he
suffers enough from being dunued for
unpnid debts 10 aill q sensitive man,--
A man whO esrns dollar day and
does not run in debt, is the happier Of
tho two. Very fOw people who lave
ncv,r been rich will believe this but Ii
il os true as Gods word, Thero orc
lhousands and thousands with princely
incomes who never know a moments
peace, beaus6 they live above their
means. There is really moro happiness
In the world among working people
than those who are colledrich.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

Come, BE- in a hurry impatiently
Ifutgsd the keeper.
Al that moment heavy covered car
ryall drove up 10 the door.
rs this the house OF jacob Manfred?
This question was asked by.a mon
who entered from the carryall, lie was
Kind looking man, about forty years Of
age.
That is ny name, said Jacob.
trhen hey told me truly uttered til,
newcomer Are you from tue aims.
house" he continued, lnrniug toward
the keeper
Yes
And are you after these psdple?'
Wos.'
Then you may return, jacob Mtn.
lred goes to no. pOor-houso while live.
The keeper gezsd ioquislively iplc
the features ofthe stronger, and left the
house.
Don't you remember me?' exclaiaed
the new comer' gtasping the old man by
the hand. ~
Il canpot call you to memory now
DO you remember Lucius Williams q
FWiIliams?' repeated jacob, starting
up and gazing oacaestly into The stfan.
gers fac5. ss'''
'Yos, Jacob Msnired-- Luciu, vii.
IiaMs that Iiltlesboy whom, thirty years
ago, you saved from the house Of cor
reotion, tina, poor boy whom YOU kindly
took from the bond of the law and
placed on one of your g6s,els,'
'Aud are you--
'Yes--yes, am tho man you made.
You found me rough stone .som the
hand Of poverty and lad example |,
was you who brr,hed OF The evil, and
Wbo first leJ lnc IN the sweet wate,. If
moal Ia, and hanninass, boyo n,oI
in esrIv yonu, and tho warm sn,,,t
which yonr kin,,oa.. ligh,ol I'm "a my
bosom has grogn briySier and b',i,b,sr
and brighter ever since. Nth az aGIis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

= .
Z ThOt the abolition Of slavery is d Pc
cuniay gain 10 the South Is nov agre el
by oil sensible men there. The free no
groseau actually earn moro money for
themselves aud their employers thea
they could be made 10 earn for their
masters when slaves, The domonsrS- :
lion Of this truth is now complete, and II
nSrks with On,cxlinguishabls brilliancy
themighly change which these l,st elskI
years have wrought ia our tounry, We
may, indeed, wish lhatso bcnGGpieni a
TRANSFORMATION could have been produced
BY some other means than a bloody civil
war; but as that method wa, adopted by
lie Divine P,oyilenco which governs
all tHaits, we must believe that It was
on the whole The best case admitted Of,
Iu truth, il is plain that nothing but q
civil war could have oyerlhroBn slOysTit
Its power was too enormous and
dlap'y iagoleed with every part olsQIr
polhicp and social systemt TO DO ,olhefs
wise broken iowo, Az any rate, We \
look upon the loors that now sutFou
with no fscling1ut thai Of gratitude aud
hope; and the enviable destiny now
opouiog before the South is ono which
mea Of all opinions may hail with uu.
mixed satisfaction apd delight.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18
DIR. Ii. II. CAMPBELL
Physician and Surgeon,
Point Pleasant, Vest Va

Point Pleasant, Vest Va.
HAVING located permanently at Point
IL Pleasant, offers his professional services
10 the citizens Of the town aud vicinity. He
hopes by strict attention to business, TO merit
Continuance Of the liberal patronage he has
already received.
He may be found at all times al his Office
when not Professionally engaged,
November 5-ly