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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11
AUCTION SALES.

DUBIlC SALE OF HIGHLY IMPROY-
Ed LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
~ virfro of 9 decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered at is June term, 1856:
in the cause of r, NJ. Mott rsc n. Demeri.t Is
Anna Sackett. / shall, as Commissioner therein
norneJ offer for sale, on MONDAY, January
18th. 1909, Court day, in front oi the o. Hoase
Of "a rfsv count, the valuable TRACT Of
LAND, In Farfay county. on Whlch MIS- Gen.
Sackett resides, containing 10 acres, situated
ut Spring Vale, on the Georgeto"h ana Ices
burd Turnpike, 2 miles from Gcorgetown, for
mnr2v owned by John f. Webb; highly Is
;Tnnroved With excellent d DWELLING, ,ty5s
ouihouses and barn, good timber and fencing
well watered, and heavily set in grass.
Also. the TRACT Of 243 ecres IN the opposite
side of the turnpike with a small mouse ben z
also well wstered. tmbercd and fenced.
These tracts Of land are among the most Val
liable in the county, from situation, character
Of soil and improvements and present rare
opportunity for persons desiring lnVcstinel. 10y
| II comfortable country residence.
| TERMS-One-tenth Of the purchase n0l.eP
to be paid in hand on the day Of sale the resi-.
| due il three equal instalments Of six, twelve
| aud eighteen months with interest from lha
| day of sale; the deferred payments 20 b. ,e-
cured by the notes Of the purchaser ard ar..
tenton Of tho title until the las. paymel. is
uradc, and the cash pay nent to be forfeited t
| the event of the purchaser falling 70 complete
his purchase NJ. DULANT BALL
Fairfax co, dec 2l-24w4w Comm. P.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IS
" PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTI-By y...
tue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of Prince
William county, entered on :he 18th day %
October, 1867, in suit in chencery THEREIN
pending, in which Richard NJ. Allen and ot.-
ors, arc plaintiffs, and John \. Harrison hus
others are defendants the Undersigned, Com
missione-s, will sell, before the front door O..
| the Court House Of said county, ON MONDAY
the first day OF February, 1869 that being Coar
| day, TWO TBACTS OF LAND. in said co-,.
ty, iying near the Potomac river; one contain
! ing about 1880 acres, and the other abou.
acres These lands are unimproyed w.A
| buildings and for farming purposes, oU! a.e
well set in tim Der Of chestnut snd other growth.
and are chiefly desirable as timber lands, les-
water navigation.
TERMS-One- fourth Of the purchase money
| TO be paid in cash, and the residue in two eq.a.
instalments, at one and two years, the purc1a.-
er to give bond with approved personal sec.,-
ity, to bear interest from the day Of sale, all
the title to be retained IS security for the defer.
red payments. CHAS r; SlNCLAlH
EPPA HUNTON,
Prince VIM. co.. Dec. 28-eots Comm 81,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11
AUCTION SALES.
Ry Green AZ Wise.

Real Estate AuctlOneers.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed by the National Building and
Manufacturing Association and Brick, Sand
and Gravel Company, to secure certain ceou-
pom bonds amounting to $260O0 which deed
is dated I'D December, 1867, and recorded III
Liber Y, No. 8. page 2l6, the undersIgn ed
Trustees therein named, will, on MON DA J &,
the first day Of March, 1865, expose to sale, al
public auction, at II m , in front OF the Mayor S
Office, Alexandria, Virginia, the following prop
erty, viz:
4 certain TRACT OF LAND, in the county
of Alexandria, containing between ninety and
ono hundred acres, called IVY ATEKLOO ,
bounded on the west by the Alexandria ana
WASHINGTON Turnpike road; on the cast By the
Potomac river; on the north by the lands OF
the late Thomas Hughes, and on the south by
The lands of Lieut. Hunter, together with all
BUILDINGS and improvements erected there
on. and TOOLS, MACHINERY and OUTFIT
used and to be used by them to carry on their
trade and business, together with the franchises
and all the privileges, rights and properly Oh
the said company; and also their patent rIghL
for the manufacture Of brick in the District OF
Columbis and county of Alexandria. Virgi mia
TERMS-FOr the real estate. sufficient cash
TO pay $500 with interest from 9th day OF Au-
gust 1857, and the remainder u be PAD III TWO
equal insta ments Of $500 each, with interest
from August 9Th, 1867 the first on the 9th Au-
gust 1859 and the other on the 9th August
1870; the residue of the purchase money, II
any, to be paid, with interest from the day Of
sale on the said 9th August, 1870.
The bonds Of the purchaser 10 De gwen LOT
the deferred payments, and deed OF trust TO
be executed TO secure them.
For the personal property, franchises, &c,
terms cash. j. DEAN SM!In,
GEO W. BRENT,
Trustees.
The undersigned Trustee, named in the deed
from j. p. Bonnel to him, dated August 9th,
1867, and recorded in IIiber Y, No. 3, page 81
which was given by said Bonnell to secure
Mrs. Virginia Scott the payment of the sum OF
sents to the sale OF the property on the terms
above Indicated by j. ID. Smith and George w.
Brent, Trustees, and will Join in making title
to the same.
.S.nofc = F. BEACH. Trustee.
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The remains of the late John Minor Bolts

The remains of the late John Minor Bolts
arrived in Richmond on Saturday, and lay in
state at the Capitol that night A meeting
was held at which Mayor Chahoon presided,
when resolutions offered by Judge Alexander
Reeves were adopted Euloeies were delivered
by Gov. Wells and Mr.. L. II. Chandler. He
was buried from St. James Church. The
State officials and Grant and Colfax associa-
ton were in procession. a very large crowd
OF freedmen followed the remains to the ceme-
terry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11
SAFE OF VALUABLE LAND


By virtue of decree Of tho Circuit Ceur a.
Fairfax county, rendered in the cause Of VI .r-
paret Roberts sc rs. AbnCr {. Roberts g. %. ,
ut November term 1868, l shall sell, on MON
DAY, January Is, 1853, Court day IN iron. o.
the Court House Of Fairfax county, the VAL
UABLE TRACT OF LAND Of which E.z,-
beth Roberts died seized, containing two haa-
dred and fifty acres, and lying on the Potoma.
river one and q half miles from the George
town and Leesburg Turnpike and twelve ~. es
from Georgetown, adjoining the lands o. d .i-
Turner, Tenley : SW!nk and others Inc im-
provemeuts are poor but :he wood and waite
are abundant and Of the finest quality Dr.
Tenley s. Swnk will show the promises
those desiring ID purchase
TERMS-Ono tenth cash, and INC residue r
three equal ils.Glman.s, at six, twelve, and
eighteen months with interest, secured by re-
tention OF the title till the last payment IS made
the cash payment to be forfeited and the Land
resold at the cost Of the purchaser on DIS ialI.
uro TO complete his title.
ii. DULANY BALL, Com. Of Sale.
Fsirfaz county, dec 2l-2awta
GALE or VALUABLE FAUQUIEt
- LAND.
Pursuant TO the terms Of decd Of trust, exc
cuted by 9. W. Hoffman and wife, on the 9th
of August 1853 for tho purposes therein men
toned, | shall offer for sale, NJ public auction
On the 2ith DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869, al
Warrenton, Va, the TRACT OF LAND con-
viewed by said deed, containing, By estlinst0l,
about five hundred and eghty-hye acres Tbs
land lies in Fauquier CO., Va, Immediately 10
the Manassas Gap Railroad, and within half a
mile of Linden station; is in 81 fire state OF inn
provement, and is well adapted boih 70 aSu-
cultural and grazing purposes. IL ls ln good
condition; has on it 3 barge and comfort A:Eya
able DWELLING HOUSE, and all ne. Issia
ccssary outbui!4lI8a.
TERMS-Cash. Persons desiring more pr
D f(.- d. - %
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CAMILY CARRIAGE AND BUGGY FOR

We will offer for sale, by public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of January, 1869, if
not sold at private sale before that day, at II
O'Clock g. m, in front of the Coach Factory of
John Summers, esq, on Pitt street one FAM
LILY CARRIAGE and one JERSEY BUGGY
without top, both in good order. Apply to
GREEN " WISE Real Estate Agents and
Auctoneers, No. % Mansion House Building.
dec l2-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

"CLosET PRAYERS, for every day in the week,
with prayers for various occasions in private
and domestic life, compiled from sources old
and new, by Rev. ID. +. Sprigg, rector OF
Grace Church, Alexandria, Va.
This little volume beautifully printed, has,
as will be seen by the preface, been prepared
by Rev Mr.. Sprigg, the esteemed and excel
lent rector of one of the Episcopal Churches in
this place. The selection of prayers is intended
for Christians Of all denominations, and it has
been highly commended, not only by the Epis-
copal press, but by those of other Churches
There is nothing sectarian in the compilation
and the whole breathes the air of piety and de-
votion. We do not doubt but that the work
will be favorably received and come into gen
eral use 1t is for sale at tho bookstore OF
Messrs. Entwsle, Mt so to GOc, according to the
binding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11
DUBLIC SALE OF PRINCE WILLIAM
LAND


By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Cou5,.. =, j
Prince William county. entered on the l''n
day of October, 1867, in suit in chaEceTy
therein pending, in which Thomas X: DAVIS i 10
theuse Of A. Nicol is pIaintiil, and George W
Sevdell and wife and others are defendants, tao
undersigned, Commissioner, will sell. before
the front door of the Court House ",
said county, en- MONDAY, the 18th day OF
January, 1869, that being Court day. NJ pup ia
auction. to the highest bidder. the TRACT or
PARCEL OF LAND, containing III acres, 81,
uatod about, i miles south Of Manassas, ana
about q miles from Brentsyiile, the county
seat, adjoining the land; of John Arnold ana
others. his tr&c. of land is well watered ana
tinbered, and from its proximity to the railroad
the timber is very valuable.
TERMS-O ne-fourth cash, and the residue
on a credit Of one and two years, with interest
from the day OF sale on the deferred payments
the purchaser to give bond and security for the
deferred payments, and the title to be retained
MS a further security therefor
EPPA HUNTON, Comm r.
Prince VIM CO.. dec 7-eots
POSTPONEM above sale hS-
been POSTPONED until the FIRST MOEDA
IN FEBRUARY next, at the same hour an
place. jan 7-eo.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

R1vEs's LIFE OF JAMES MADIsoN.-A
private letter from Mr.. VIM. G, Rives, Jr,
presently at Boston, gives us the pleasing IN
formation chat the third (and LAST volume Of
his amented fathers life Of James Madison
has just been issued from the press OF Mcssrs.
Little. Brown & Co., of Boston, and we pre-
sumo will forthwith be forwarded to the vari-
Gus booksellers for sale TO the public men Of
the South, especially of Virginia, and to the
people of Virginia in general, who hold the
authorin such high esteem, it will be very
gratifying to know that they can now procure
the completion of work whose first and sec
ond parts were so we'll received, and are in
deed so valuable Rich. Enq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF TIE
- Circuit Court of Prince William county
entered on the l4th day OF October, 1863, IN e
suit in chancery therein pending, IN which
Sarah NJ. w. Vowie's and Others are plaintiff
and Edwin w. Latimer and others are diets
the undersigned, Commissioners, will sell, b.
fore the front door of the Court House of said
county, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Jsnuerr,
1859, that beng Court day, at pubic auction. 'a
LOTS thereto attached, situated in the town @
Brentsville, lately occupied by Or. Edwin ".
Lstimer, on the following
TERMS, to wit:-Ten per cent Of the par-
chase money cash, and the residue on crcd..
est from the day Of sae, the deferred payment
to be secured by bond and personal security
and for further security therefor the tile 10 b3
retained until the last payment is made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

The "CoMMITTEE" AT WAsuINGToN.-A
dispatch from Washington says: Prominent
Virginians known to favor the object Of the
movement were invited to assist at the consul
tation, the doors being closed to all Others and
the public Among those present on invitation
were ex Gov Fayette McMullen; Robert ii.
Glass, of Lynchburg; Hon, d; e. Dejarnette,
ofCaroGne; Zeph. Turner, of Rappahannock ;
Chas. Maurice Smith, of the Richmond Wing;
Jas. a. Cowardin, of the Richmond Dispatch ;
and l.. Q. Washington, Of the Washington
National Intelligence" One of the Wash
ington correspondents of the Baltimore Gazette
says ''The Virginia Committee, now here,
have held three meetings touching the political
condition of that State and the proper steps to
be taken to secure relief, but nothing definite
has yet been agreed upon and another meeting
of the committee will be held tomorrow. A
number of the Radical members of Congress
have agreed to support the proposition OF negro
suffrage and general amnesty in Virginia, and
it may be the proposition which will be sub
mitted will be adopted by Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

PROXIES AND DIRECTORS OF RAILROADS
ON THE PART OF THE STATE. At meeting
of the Board of Public Works. held in Rich
moud, last week, the following appointments
were made:
ROANOKE VALLEY RALRoAD.-Prozics-
T. W. Green. ChristianvilIe; Samue Emory,
Cbristianvie; George w. Graham, Boydton.
Directors T. HUMPHREYS, ClarksviIle;
George A. Dudley and DR.. VIM. Boswell,
Christianville
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE r. R.-Direc-
tors-Gaston g. Curtis, Liberty; Jas. Franklin
and g. G. Goodell. Lynchburg.
SOUTH SIDE r. -Directors-Robert Boil
ing, Petersburg; W. w, Forbes, Farmve,
and Franklin Wood Petersburg
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG T. R.-Direc-
tors-Rush Burgess, Petersburg; i. Fl,
Chandler, Norfolk; and j. H. Clema nts,
Portsmouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11
ATFYANDPTA GAZETTE AMI VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

SANDWICH ISLANDS -Advices from the
Sandwich Islands are to December 26. The
funeral cortege of His Royal Highness NJ.
Kekuanda, December ., was very imposing.
The missionary packet, Morning Star, had ar
rived from cruise among the Micronesian Is
lands. The slave trade is openly carried on
between he Islands and the coast Of South
America Correspondence contains accounts
OF outrages on the natives by savers. The
missionaries ask for the presence of American,
English and French war vessels to prevent the
unlawful traffic on vessels. One is a large brig,
named Waterly, Capt B. Peasc, flying British
or American coiors by turns, armed with two
twelve Founders ard two stern chasers, all pro;
perly mounted, equipped well and provided ROY,
with small ammunition, and full crew OF Euro
pean and Manila men. we'll drilled. 1t Is mol
known for what purpose the heavy armament
is intended. Whalers and other vessels cruis
ing amongst the Caroline Islands were warneC
of the danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

CoLoRED SUFFRAGE.-The Richmond Wing
agrees that the remarks OF the Alexandria Ga
zette in opposition to coored suffrage, are all
very true; butcontends that we cannot prevent ne
gro suffrage, that I'VE are prisoners ofwar unde
duress-d deprived of oil free agency; the length
OF our tether only admits choice OF evils, even
if it allows so much. 1t declares that it will
be greatly obliged" to Gen. Grant it be will
''interpose and save us. 1t is hardly consist
emit in the Wing to claim to be under duress, F"
and yet favor ''movement" which proposes
to go forward to accept negro suffrage
Rich. Enc.
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OAt<hAo. - ~ - 4 49,
Pr. VIM CO., dec 7-eots Comm r..
POSTPONEM ENT-The above sale h..
been postponed until the FIRST MONDAY
IN FEBRUARY next at the same time sna
place ian 7-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

MONUMENT TO MAXD1ILTAN.-It appears
that though the Mexicans shot Macmillan rs
an invader and tyraat, the inhabitants OF
Trieste and the people around Miramar who
knew the quiet and we'll meaning gentleman,
have resolved to erect for him monument.
Among the many friends who have subscribed
is the Emperor Napoleon. A cable dispatch
informs us that his name is down for five thous-
and francs. 1t is small, apitiful subscriptions
but when we remember that the history OF The
future will never cease to hold him largely res
ponsibIe for the life Of MACMILLAN the five
thousand francs having meaning. 1t would
scarcely have been wise to make 1t larger, but
to have set his name down for smaller sum
would have brought down on Napoleon's head
the INDIGNATION of the world. Macmillan s
trip to Mexico was big bluuder. Napoleon
was mainly responsible for the trip, and it will
be long time before the world will excuse him
for the bIunder Five thousand francs is is small
peace offering to the mancS Of Macmillan and
to the sorrowing soul of poor Carotta. N. l.
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

CuBA.-Capt. Gen. Dulce has promulgated
his proclamation abolishiug courts martial 10
Cuba for the trial of civil cases. The emanci-
patton proclamation is considered an indication
of growing weakness on the part OF the insur-
gents AS usual, Government reports about
the decrease of the revoutioniSts are contradict
ed by "welliniormedCubans. " The revolution
lists in Cuba have proclaimed emancipation
laws. Puerto Principe is still surrounded by
gloom prevail. "On the 18th uIt 500 Spanish
troops we're defeated, with heavy loss near
Casuidad Yeguai, by 700 insurgents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-11

THE LATE JOHN NJ. Boris. The Richmond
State Journal, speaking of the death Of this
gentleman, says:
"His disease is believed to have been an
accumulation Of fat upon the heart, to such
an extent as to so much embarrasS the action
of the heart as torender it unable to throw blood
through the system except with great difficulty
and imperfec,ly. All his symptoms, the drop,
steal swelling of the lower extremlties-the
congestion of the kidneys, of the liver, Of the
lungs. of the brain-were the natural result of
the slow and anguid circulation of the blood
tn rough the veins. He died of disease of the
heart, which had probably existed Tor years,
and had been slowly and gradually approach
ing an inevitably fatal result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

ELIEF FOR THE SICK!

HOY often does 1t happen that whole family
Is broues,t 10 the point Of misery through sickness
or thoIr yidcr.-the husband and the father-he
henr u,i:ssae in such state Ia labor for the means
Of support, ai.t they, being too proud to ask & for
means for iaedlci.es and doctors fees, and ut
last there is nothing 2emaining but utter despond-
cncY.
All this can be avoidee by. paying 10 good times
\ small amount To the Iu.si OF the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief of the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying 81. 80
half annually, IS every week when sick; or by
paying So $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any other
cause.
The premiums are put so low as TO enatse even
the poorest To join this benevolent association,
and secure to his family enough to keep them from
want.
Information can be received ut the office or che
company, SD Broad street.
Agents for all parts OF the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: William Wiidt, President; A.
Bodeker, Treasurer John III. Pein, Senretar!i,
TRUSTEES /: John Purcell James Miller, cashief
Of the Union Savings Bank; 5. NJ. RoSeioauni.
ap5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

Now OR NEVER" Is 4 good motto In all mat
ters .sProcrastinatIon is the thief OF time and
no one can boast him OF tomorrow. There
many vicssitudes In life that he who desires TO do
anything should promptly avail himself of the first
opportunity. Thus, II you wish fine photograph
OF YOURSELF or your friend, you should not delay,
but go as soon rs possible to c. II. REEs 4 Co. and
have 1t taken. Their Art Gallery Is Of the largest.
fullest, and finest capacity, in every respect, and
there is excellence In Photography but Is beau
tlfully illustrated by the Messrs REEs X Co. and
their corps OF skilled artists. Students of the art In
all Its branches, eager to learn and apply every
meritorious discovery and improvement they have
kept abreast OF the times, and can Issue from their
establishment as elegant and IS finished specimens
as can be procured In New York, London, Berlin,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Rev. James
Young, State lecturer for the Friends of
Temperance in Virginia, has recently or
ganized seven new Councils in the counties
of Rockingham, Shenandoah, and Frede-
Bridgwater, Edinburgh,
New Market, Mount jackson, Middletown,
and Newtown-and he VIII TINS week ,e,, OF
oani ze Councils ut Front Royal and Elk
Run. This Order, which came into exist
ence ,5nce the war, numbers sixty Councils
in this State, with more than this nu mber
in 9th, II States. George A. Bruce, Es g., of
Wayne sboro', is the president of the State
Council Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

DROWNED FROM CAUSE UNKNowN.-The
Jury summoned to inquire into the death of
ungh Kelly, whose body was found i'll the
Dock on Monday, met again yesterday. At
ter eEa, a,,ining several witnesses, and visit
inc the pl ice of the drowning, they found
that ..thc deceased came to his death by
drowning from cause unknown to the
jury" A., A., .,;,
1t is Gr"pfr to s Ke ts deeced teG Psn soms
in the act of bur. ;lary, and in the scutfie
which cnsued was thrown overheard; but
there is no clue to the identity Of his assail-
ant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

UAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-This article Is the
true secret of beauty It's what fashionable ladies,
actresses, and opcra-singers. use to produce that
cultivated distingue appearance 80 much admired
In the circles OF fashion.
1t removes all unsightly blotchcs. rcdness.
frcckes, tan. sunburn and effects offspring winds,
and gives to the complexion blooming purity OF
transparent dcllcacy and power. No lady who
values Il fine complexion can do without the Mag
nolla Balm. Scventy-tve cents will buy 1t Of any
of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful hair-'lrcss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

DR.. BAGBY on "WOMES FoLKs."-Dr.
Bagby had i fine audience to hear him last
evening, in the Hall of the House of Dele
gates, on "Women Folks" His treatment of
the subject was such as gave entire satsfac-
ton even to the fair sex, aud created great
amusement. As humorist, DR.. Bagby IS
irresistible, and his interspersions Of pathos
and satire are all fine. His lecture on - w o.
men Folks is truly finished, humorous
production, and we trust that he may meet
with deserved success IN its delivery wher-
ever he may 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26
STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SlNKER AND
}. RRAND- -CTTTER, 1nO MAIN STREET.
patent BRANpiNGSRSoS., for u Sar
Iae,jy a,,snted TO branding barrels or ANY other
article under the new law. uas.a pr,sbaa Tn.
Engrayers st9ck stencil pssss srSsses resse n
Wraos and herman silver, Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks. Tags &c., wholesale sndresall mha