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--latest and Nlest Important
sVay News.
New York, August II.

New York, August II.
G.. Gallardet telegraphs 70 the Courier
Des Etats that the battles of Sunday and
Monday were both fought between Metz and
Verdun; that these attacks, however, did
not check the retreat, hut on tho contrary
the Prussians sustained SO severe q reverse
that they were compelled to halt on their
victorious march from the Moselle. He
adds that this check will enable Gen.
Tracher to reorganizo the new army at
Chalons, to already numbering 10000 y
men. He complains that the Paris au-
thorities do not, however, confirm oil this
news.
Paris, August II.
The Minister of War has received news
from the army, which continued to carry
out the movement combired. After the
fight of Sunday two divisions of the enemy
sought to interrupt the march and were re-
pulsed. The Emperor is at Chalous, Or
ganizing troops. The main army is con-
centrated at Etain, twelve miles east of
Verdun.
London. August II.
The Times says the French army receiv-
ed Its finishing stroke at Metz. A decisive
battle will be fought at Chalous, after
which English Intervention.
Florence, August II.
| The Italian Government has increased
its army and an extraordinary loan Tor war
purposes negotiated.
Paris, August II.
The following official dispatch has been
made public:
Metz, August 1873 p. m.
We had o serions engagement yesterday.
the 10th, near Grave llotte. We gained
the advantage, but lost heavily. Note
Gravellotte is email village six miles
southwest Of Metz, and two miles west Of
the Moselle.
London, August l6.
Last evening the garrison at Strasbourg
made sortie toward Onyard, but were
driven back with heavy loss Of men,
They also lost three guns.
The Worlds London special says: We
have no account OF the French victory ut
the crossing of the Moselle, but the Empe-
rot's official report. There arc rumors
though tonight that the Prussians have
suffered most serious defeat with enor-
nous losses of men aud have been driven
back to the river. These do not come from
the French government, which manifesls
singular ideas in reference to the publ:
opinion, probably in consequence Of the
military character impressed upon it.
The rumor that the Empress Eugenie has
applied to the Belgium Government fer per.
mission to traverse that country on her way
to England, is confirmed.
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SINaULAR.-A few days since water
well, located in the Metropolitan Exchange

SINGULAR.-A few days since water
well, located in the Metropolitan Exchange
Hotel, at Allemagoozelum City, which
heretofore yielded excellent drinking water,
commenced to pump oil and has Kept it up
ever since at the rate Of half to tn rec
quarters of barrel per day. This is q
rather singular freak of nature, as the we'll
is only about IL feet deep, and ia located
some distance from any oil we'll, and no
other means of oil running into 1t from the
surface is known. The oil pumped ont of
it is green and Of the same gravity as the
Cherrytree Run oil usually is. The first
known Of 1t came from Bridget, the kitchen
girl in the hotel, who got up early in the
morning, and after kindling the fire, pro-
caeded to pump water wherewith to make
the coffee. Instead Of the water oil came
which horriled Bridget, who exclaimed: !:
sob! mother of Moses, the divil is in the
well, sure its lie instead of wather! Wur-
rah, wurrah, that ever l should lave ould
Ireland to see the divil arise out o. the
wather." She did not faint away, but
probably would had not some Of the board
ers emptied pail of water on her head.
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A Lawrence, Mass, girl, who went 10
Salt Lake City two years ago. il doing
pretty we'll She writes that abe has had
two husbands and two pair Of twins, and
she hasn't got fairly acc climated NEITHER
She has written to her sister 70 come out
Immediately.
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Gold at l p. M, ll6%.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

After bsllotiug about two hundred times
at Meadville. the Congressional Conterees
adjourned last night to meet at Stoneboro
to-day, where they are now balloting.-
No nominations been made up to the hour
Of going to press.
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Local Notices.

NEW FRUIT STAND Gilbert Stockwell
has opened fruit stand in the Rochester
House. and will keep on hand all kinds Of
Fruits 10 their season. Give him call.
augl 3-5t.
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The forthcoming convention Of colored
people at Saratoga, N. Y, It is sold, will
be an extensive assemblsee.
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Fine assortment Of Paper and Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed st
m6tf. GRIPYes Bros.
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We would call the attention OF onr bnsi
ness men to tho superior styles Of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned out from this office. We are prepar.
ell TO execute job printing of every descrip-
ton IN the latest and most fashionable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
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Conductor Mike Silk, OF the q. Q. & A.
Il. H., was the recipient of an elegant pres.
ent in the shape OF a line gold watch and
chain, few days since, at the hands Of the
oil operators and shippers 0! Housewife.
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Now is the bes. time to lay In a winter
supply of hard coal. Codington Il Corn
well are the men to bny from. June sStt.
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Although not present at the concert Civ.
en- by Miss Henderson, last evening, We are
informed that it was complete success, and
gave entire satisfaction to all present.
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Buy the ''Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oi country
adapted to all kinds OF weather, at J. K
krOns. al2-tt
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NOTICE.

As the undcrsi gned intends being absent
for some weeks, he has authorized Mr.. S.tH.
Hooker and Mr.. E. A. Kelley 10 attend to
his late business dnring his absence and col.
lect all outstanding accounts, at his Office 10
Petroleum Centre.
jy30.n. J. N. SHARr.
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Kissengen aud vichey Water on drsnght
at GRirFEs Bros.
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Sash, Glass, Door-. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-N
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The Hart we'll, J. S. McCray farm, will
not bo pumping much before six o'clock this
evening.
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Vichey. Kissengen aud Soda Water si
the Artic Soda Fountain Of
GRffrys BROs.
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vichey, Kissengen and Soda Water q
tho Artic Soda Fountain Of
jlS.H GRIrFEs Bros.
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Kissengen aud Vichsy Water At
GRIPFEs BRos.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat
tvs
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Sparkling Soda Water at M. 8 Sim
mons. matt.
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klackbcrry Brandy.

A very superior article Of Black berry
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &C., at
GRIFrKs Bros
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a new platform has been constructed at
McClintcckville station, aud u depot will
be built soon.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream nt J. W. Beat
tvs
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Just received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at J. RutbertOrd's
IT,
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. w. Beat
ty's.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Moifat's oak stock, aud
at J II. Kron's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream al. W. Beat.
ne
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. w. Beal
ty's.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
CONGREGATIONAL.

At II meeting OF the citizens Of
Wellington county, held ut Abingdon,
on the llth inst, Walter johnson was
called to the chair, and II. IL. Lynch
appointed secretary.
Mr.. Gilbert Fowler explained the OBJ
ject of the meeting, and il was resolv-
cd TO send five delegates, from each
township, to represent the county in
tho convention To be held on the 2Sth
OF July, at Marion, to nominate a
candidate for Congress.
Wm. }. Hayter, John Roberts, Mon
gle Dickinson, John w. Morley, A.
q. Thompson, Jonas Kelly, DIR. Thos.
Dunn, VIM. ID. Dickinson, Jacob Gels
Ter, David b. Clark, James Crow,
Isaac NJ. Benham, DIR. NJ. II. Peoples,
DIR. \. II. Hutton, Robt. Wright, Sal
mon p. Withers, Jno. NJ. Hamilton,
DIR. RObt. &. Craig, Casper Fleenor,
Henry Holley, Ebert Fowler, ID. O,
Bradley, John NJ. Shankle, II. Il. Bur
son, b. :. Lyon, John q. Kreger, Ira
j. McGinnis, RObt. Keys, Jr., ID. A.
u. Campbeli and DIR. a. G. Maxwell
We're appointed delegates.
On motion OF Il. Fowler, Resolved,
Th2t any conservative citizen of this
county who may be present at the con
vcntion mt Marion Oh the 18th of thit
month Is nui hOrizcd 10 act as dele.
gate; provided, That in casting the vote
OF the county, the vote OF no tuWnshl
! shall exceed one sixth OF the county
vote except where township is with
out a delegation.
The meeting then adjourned.
WALTER JOHNSON,
II. III. LNNGI, Chairman.
Secretary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

for forty miles, and Sullivan County
Tennessee, upon the borders of which
the road will connect with the Ten
nessee and Pacific dividing Sullivan
into two nearly equal portions, to sub
nit to a vote of the people a propo-
sition to subscribe s IL the
bonds of each county to the capitol
stock of the road. That was move
made in the right direction and begins
to look like business. We trust the
authorities will be prompt in acting
and that they will not hesitate to al
low the people to decide at the polls
whether or not the counties are to as
sist in building this important road
The tax derived from the increased
value OF the lands along the road
would in few years pay the subscrip-
ton. while the road will add to or
population, increase our wealth and
give us lower rates In the shipments {
merchandise. Then let the people
vote upon it.
Northern capitalists oGer to build
the road for SIC, OC0 nd 500, 00]
acres of land. They agree to furnish
$1l, 10000 and require the people
along the line to subscribe So, 90, 00C
/ and 800, 900 acres of land ThSrc il
taken then by the contractors sill
100000. OF the So, 900. 600 over 81
g 900, 900 have been subscribed by i'll
;, dividuals and counties. Norfolk vii
z tako II 900, 600 and Portsmouth s
: 90, 0000, leaving 1850, 600 and 4
100000 acres of land yet to be sub
= scribed, 100000 acres having bee
f secured Washington, Sullivan, am
Smith ought to take ST, 900, 000, Will
! Grayson should double her subscrip
ton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

The JUDICIAL ELECTION in Ten
ncssee is rapidly approaching and the
Conservatives must be wide awake to
the necessity of bringing out every
nossible vote. Our enemies are or.
.yonizcd in oath-bound leagues ana
their ranks are not easily broken.
Though We have in this circuit and
district a very small majority there is
great danger of defeat. Energy
activity and perseverance Will win inc
day for us, and rescue Che courts o.
Justice from the hands of partizansi
while apathy, Indifference ondneglect
can not fail to bring upon us a con;in-
uance of the terrible reign from when
Nc have suffered so much during the
last five or six years. Is it necessary
toappcal to men, who in captivity have
drunk the bloodstained dregs from the
Gun of bitterness whose relatives have
boon murdered in their own homes
while the assassins received the plaU
dts of the courts; whose houses have
been PLACED Mt the dark hom OF mid
right while the plunderers walked
abroad Mt MONDAY and received the
official patronage of the government
who have been well nigh dubbed to
death by bands more savage than
the wild Indians that bivouac along
the slopes of the Sierra NeVadas !;
whose wives and daughters have been
outraged before, their.very eyes while
their homes have lighted up the path
way of the plunderers? If these are
not sufficient to rouse q people and
bring them to the polls we have no
language that will penetrate to their
calous souls, grown over with tho en-
crustations of long continued oPpres-
sion and encased within an iron
home.
Noble old Sullivan has completed
her organization and her sentinels
keep watch upon the towers of every
Magistcrial district Let the work
so forward throughout the district.
Defy the threats of Radicals and
storm their very strongholds. If the
other counties will but keep the enc
my at bay Sullivan viii come to the
rescne, with majority of more than
6ileen hundred and Mcfarland
Reeve and Haynes will be our mex
Chancellor Circuit Judge and Attor,
Dey General.
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,rATon JonNsroN of Virginia h

spSAToR JOHNSTON Of Virginia mas
made a very able speech in the senate
in favor of reducing the oppressive ana
unjust tax on Tobacco. But lor "n
unusual pressure upon our columns
we would lay it before our readers
The nross and people of Virginia arc
az last convinced that Mr.. Johnston Is
not only politically orthodox but re-
ally the most practically able ana use
o,I: senator we have had for many
years. The hold he is rapidly acqair-
inc upon the popular heart Of Virgin
Ia assures his reelection next winter
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Is BRsToL-GooDsoN there has
nStboena larger or more intelligent as
semblase to listen to any speaker
than that which greeted Col. Thos.
Stanhope Floua,oy and Gen. j. ID.
lmboden at the Methodist church on
Friday last. The meeting of citizens
held Mt the close of the speaking over
which Gen. Alfred u jackson Was
called to preside Was large and en-
thnsiastic. Tho subscription books
We're opened and a good deal Of land
subscribed but the msst important nc.
tion of the DAY was memorializing the
authorities of Washington County
Virginia through which The Nmr,la
anI Great Western Railroad VIII rua
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Joseph ". Owen, eN'r Jf Samuel T..
Goodoon, deed VI. William f. Moon,
NJ. l.. Blacklcy, trustee, Ct nj.
IL appearing to the Clerk aud Mas
ter, nom the allegations in complain
ants }ill, that defendants William f.
Moon, o. +. Stair, John +. Stair, and
William b. Williams, are non-rcsi-
dents of the State of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Bristol Acns, a paper published in
Bristol, sullivan co., Tenn, notifying
said defendants TO appear at the Court
House In B,ountvillc, Tenn, ON the
thild Monday in NoVembcrncxt lS7Ol
at u Shancery Court there and then be
held Tor sullivan county, ian the lst
hancery district In the State of Ten
zesse, and plead, answer, or demur n
compliments bin, or the same will he
taken as confessed, and set for hearing
SNpalte, y. j. PIuLILPs,
July ., 1870. ID. Clerk AZ Master
july l0-wi.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

TIE Tennessee legislature adjourn
cd on Saturday last, Mr.. Jno. Slack,
our excellent and efficient representa-
tive arrived in cur town ON Sunday
last, and looks hale and Vigo.cu,
enough to undertake q canvass for Tho
State senate.
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"a subscribers.

THr Special disability bill contain
ing some 5000 names has passed the
II. s. Senate and we hope viii pass tho
house before its adjournment which
occurs to-day. At least half the names
are from Virginia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
Hollands German Bitters
Roohand's German Tomb

fr con binaiion Of on ire ingrSdients n he Bffert
win PuRE Sdntl CrnI Rum, OrdHge, etc. n Is used
for ne san. disfdscs NE Bcrs ia eases iefre some
p,,r, arohoJc ip nius is required. You will bar IN
mind nat usss remedies entirely different from
snv Oilers dteriis.d for hs cure If lie dSeises named
ss Ting srsbf &c ~. Airafohr ef ~ fciiH eTtrdcs
tntie me o,tcrs are mare decoci.s 81 IN SOM
form The TONIC ia deciioHy arr I ne nod pifd
n, fds, is srqsiIe Ris pieaspe nlts 81 ichils ia
hfgfring celebrating, end MEDIEVAL qualities hats
rdEsed IL " be kHews as he greatest " 81 to'sSeA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

THE Virginia Legislature adjourned
ON Monday last to reassembie on the
10th of October.
Before adjourEina.i It appropriated Il
quarter of million of dollars for the
per diem and pay of its members.
And the-end Is not yeti
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

TOWNSHIP officers elected in Virgin
10 last Spring are allowed until hrst Oh
August to qualify.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Ir Is agreed that all signs IN the
west presage u general Indian war,
and the governments strengthening
It's forces Oh the frontier with all pos
aibIe dispatch.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

THE county of Wise has appointed
delegates to the Marion, Va, Conven-
tion on the 2Sth inst. We have not
room for the proceedings.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
DEBII,,TY.

mr., n no -.sdfc,,e oG,rl 10 HoohnnFs C,r7ns
Bifer1 or 7s.fe ins-Y -sz-Ss-s;3-oses ~ irbnay.
Thy fnjaH tone rizs slnd rigoF 20 ii' '"ho.t
fvGsB. siicHq'LeH - TIE dlIr'nSi cdrse
an cHjoyn,nf u 10 szR<za Jnod ci'nbis nc so
zach Ia digrsi IL itTUyM ne Licod gre goof, so"H
ir1iy coraj zion eradicate The ycot0 hinge from ne
,ge nipdf bloom n re ccSs Gnd ckdngs hc ,of''n
from a shortJrt0ihcd emacidi'd weak, oHd nervous
iEraid 10 (,difocod, sfoai, aid rigorons pcrson
Weak and Delicate Children gro
made strong Ey u-irg she Filters or
F"nic. ~ fnct, ticy arc Family NcdI-
c.ntS. E'!icy can. be nGn.fni.tcrCd win
rorisct .HGlJ 20 n ciiI.d three months
Old, iir most dellentc female, or a man
OF ninety,
Jatss HfmsIi,f Or. Ire beff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

TIE interesting letter from our
Abingdon friend could not possioiy
have been gotten in our paper ana
would now be rather stale.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

TIE new wheat tariff adopted by the
Il. II. V. & Ga. r. r.. Co., is the lowest
made since the var. We will give 1T
next week.
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from REV JOSEPH II. KExSARp, d. D..

IltVN REV. IOhETII IT. KEN Md ID. d.
rasinr Of the Trnth B,pist Church, Philadelphia
DH IArgsnS -DKAR STAT hhre tscH frequently
squ Eat io eaH.cci ny Viu recommendations 81
- crt liH'is NJ medicines bi rgdrdrJ he practice
4il n ag ~ JroTilis sh-re, h1re IN all eases de-
mt iuf ch clrtr .f,s.f iH parf,'s insidRces and
f'Tfrn'aI'g g. my family u ne HsefHcss II Dr..
Taeaindg a. ran Bihcis d,iaT Jor fioa, NY
.snd ,odss, 10 c NY JW coHrcifon hat Tor gen
mi dehiiiy ni l!ie system and especially for LAYER
Conn siut, II l. uE-7a, LzT7Ss,te and valuable
ure para'ion IN tSA 4 some eis,g i may
faii; tm srH'Fg q N<N4 duuhi mol. sg.g
b. rcru b.H,GcialEsI--s NJ 10 Mgse pbo sager
fioAa L,e GLJee cdps.1 Yours, uery respectfully,
J. n kENNikD,
Eighlh, belOt0 CU.Ites siTeeL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

The new food-sourcc, SEA Moss IA
RhiNE, Is becomining very popular with
all classcs. A. n tahlc-dcrsert, ID IL, mo
cheapest and most delicious in tho
world ''N
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
re K,@c,'ir, az, fse IsH
Flood Purincrs

r'r 'ac,~a r-d r1W ~nr, on dis-dsrs resulting Jro-l
r., . .a hg}og - sod5r, , y, Et l, ggis
s.Hi'i 1',iihy 4 r50Dpd,ffoH, by The use
= M-t frfi.s, sf-tss-as - iHG G.stGsf trIH
f-F"ssff In '.s. i,e 'aiiifry fCcDnAstnd
nm L vairs ~ Lo.,E reputation 90 yoT aHylhing
80 mas. ~ is'' I.sisfsi!D.S.
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ChnncrrY &c nt nInmntNIiin. Tenn.

Chnnccry s.aIe nj I;iouatyIiie, Tenn.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the htucrry Court
ut Bluuntyiii". Sullivan equity, Tcunc-s'". pro-
nouuc,d %, it, May term, 1870, in tlir n +. q.
Anderson V, !. q. ithDa and Jhun 4. kiug and
fohp p. King W.. James -. Rhru AID otA'tt.
HlILASD CROSS ElIL.
viii sell. -oo Tlursd.iy, the aath day Of June,
lt3 Hi th' door of tbs t'ur isusr, So thc town 81
Bouuiy ic ib' trtct of lard mciuiuiird mi de-
s"rhcd in Tho piCaliuHf, lying on To North Side "
lLlst"n River. urar the town of Nnicn. tiir road
leading Rom Union To- iluuutyiil-, adJnni z the
lands ~ l;,s n. Rhos, AMI Ison ,rumicy, I'm
'n1F md olhcrs, c'4itnins about 10 acres, b iig
trrct 81 Hard sold ~ said 10 +. King 10 sail J..
y. ~. 70.
cr 80 of six tGl sud iv'ivo ti') mot Tbs will
BE- given; bond a'.i -uid security required " The
purch IS, r. and iirh retained for ne purchase
monet T't' suii ri'tlt tit 81 ;At of rtfl 'mfinn
h1y 70. iN'i. WILLIAM iftltNElE,
u.' at -. LEAK and l.aat,r.