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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-12

TELEaRAPHIc report has been sent 20
the Richmond press of the reception given
Colonel Withers at Wytheville by his politi.
cal friends, and thesubstance of his remarks
on the occasion. Colonel Withers is repu-
ted as using coarse and invidious reflections
concerning the Republican candidate for
governor, wholly unworthy of the repre-
sentative of great party standing before
the people of the commonwealth as candi-
date for high executive Office. He is re-
ported as using such language in reference
to the candidate OF at least half the people
of the state for an office higher than that
for which Colonel Withers is named. The
decences and proprieties of the case
are reported as having been grossly violated
by Colonel Withers in his first utterance
on the hustings.
For good reasons, we undertake to ex-
press the confident opinion that Colonel
Withers' language on. the occasion has
been exaggerated, and that he has not been
guilty of the breach Of parliamentary de-
corum ascribed to him. We believe 50
from all our previous knowledge of the
character of Colonel Withers /; we believe
so from the fact that he has heretofore met
Mr.. Hughes face to face in public Discus
sion, and has fallen into no undue indie
corum before +; we believe so from the fact
that the use of such strain Of remark
would inevitably prevent any joint dis
cussion, between retrospective candidates,
of the great questions Of public moment in
which the people are SO deeply interested /;
we believe so from the consideration that
as Colonel Withers did not indulge in often
sive epithets when Mr.. Hughes was free
from the trammels Of nomination which
forbid resort to the ordinary methods Of
redress. Colonel Withers is too chivalric
a man to make use of these epithets as
soon as circumstances have changed.
No doubt Colonel Withers did criticise
with severity and Reproduction what he
thought Objectionable in Mr.. Hughes
speech at Lynchburg and general course
in politics. He had right to do so.
Neither Mr.. Hughes nor any other Re-
publican will complain of criticism how.
ever severe within the bounds of parlia.
mentary propriety. We confidently believe
he went no further. II .s.e n
Yet how weak is all this cutlery against
the men who faithfully supported the Con
federacy during its entire existence, and
have since its utter fall been conspicuous
in their observance OF the oaths of allegi.
ance which they swore to the Union
Who is bound now to the Democratic creet
which they protested before the war. Tn,
Virginia people adopted the underwood
constitution by vote of q to J. Tha
constitution disposed of the Democrat,
creed by express clause, root and branch
and declares the supremacy Of the UnioI
over the states absolutely and completely
In adopting this constitution, the people o
Virginia themselves recanted their ole
Democratic doctrines, and Mr.. Hughes il
sustained in this recantation against Colo
mel Withers by 2l0,S00 Virginia vote,
against $500.
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her borders, yet she still bad net gain of
nearly 9 third Of q million by immigration.
Whore there is the most evidence of
thrift and general prosperity, the greatest
movement ofpopulation viii be found. In
fact, the census maps which indicate
wealth, density of population and literacy,
show remarkable coincidence in these
particulars with the movement Of rpopula.
ton. The same lines would indicate
either fact with q fair degree Of accuracy.
Where the population is sparse. ignorant
and poor. naturally and necessarily the
fewest strangers are found, for the obvious
reason that there is nothing to attract them.
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IM& 49Ol
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES for the Eastern District Q

In the matter Of J. H., M. Howell. bank,
rs ec WHOM HON II SMAY coNoERNrhe un.
dersigned. Joseph Jorgenson, OF Petersburg,
Va, hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee of the estate of J. H. M. Howell, OF
Brunswick co. in said district, who was, on the
18th day OF June. q. d., 1873, adindged a
bankrupt upon the petition Of himself, by the
District court Of the United States for said dis
trict.s 'sf15ga al aA8 Dss4s{q ssss ora g
Dated July IL. 1873. .slslslI In s,rss,
sf.'E.i LTSs : JOSEPH JORGENSON.. -
iyl6-Tu3w %s038 ~ Assignee
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Look Out for the Worms on Fruit

j .tsfIl AEGGS. ! Z
An army Of worms threaten to destroy
the fruit crop next year. Trees are fes-
TONED with the. tent caterpillars. who are
now Matching more numerously than we
ever saw them before. Every one that
lives through this season will become the
parent OF hundreds next year, and the pest
will continue to increase in geometrical
ratio till the entire foliage of the fruit and
forest trees will be destroyed. This result
was actually reached 10 the New England
states and eastern New York some few
years since. The fruit crop was wholly
destroyed for several years and the shade
trees robbed of their foliage in few
days after they were in full leaf
The pest was finally arrested by the
combined efforts of the people in direct
war upon the worms, and by encouraging
the propagation of birds, especially Of the
English sparrow. The present Indications
point to most enormous development Of
these destructive worms. They will GER
tainly ruin the fruit Of Virginia, and the
entire middle states Of the south, unless
restrained by vigorous and well d.
rected efforts promptly applied. It is
work especially adopted to the boys,
whose fondness for fruit will be an incen-
tive to exert themselves. The nests within
reach can be picked off by hand and crush.
ed under foot or burned. Those out of easy
reach can be burned by applying torch
Of sulphur orbrimstone tied to a long pole.
"A rag wound on stick and dipped melted
birthstone answers. It can easily be light
ed or put out at win. Two smart boys
| will destroy thousand nests daily in this
way, and save at least twenty five dollars
each in q large orchard. Il will soon be
too latefor this season, and we urge prompt
attention to these little enemies and pests
Of the orchard.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND

4 A.. 4 -sr--a
|FREDER1CKBURG ANDPOTOMAC ROUTE ID @sz&s
RloHHeHp, FRKD'B q POTOMAC r! r. Co.,l
OxrIeE OF GRN'L TICKET FREIaHT AGENT,
0fsA 8gRIcHxoEp. June 16, 1873. E13s u
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street Station
G40,A.M. .Ttf48Et1 Esas1ss AssE tT9A7Eff.z
IA UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street Station
S:4O II NJ. Except on Sundays. asa hAA& sssN ae&
UR ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad-street 70 4 an
Station at 800 r. Except Sundays 49, ss,
DOWN DAY MAIL, arrives at Byrdstreet
Station. at 1OS p M fssis 1A1lS Flff7E = sFsa
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, arrives at Hyrd-street sesz
station at 4;40 A.. NJ. Except Mondays) sass s
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives ~
a. Esoad street Station, at s:s7 A. Except
+ FREaGHT TRAINS leave Isroad-st ~sss
STATION on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and gsrs sSS,
FRIDAYS. at 6:46 A. M, Connecting at Quantico ssFa
with the Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail- -
way. f5 sfsi - F"slF Is Asss q
RetuIning arrive at Broad-street Station on
~ E5SDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR- ~
BY order of the General s9psTip,sa ss b ~
ssfel6 Genl Ticket and Freight Agent.
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FURNITURE.
~~~~~~~~>~s>---,~SS
FURNITURE.

W. have now On benz lasgs
MATTRESSES. made by the most expert
enced worlmen. All in need of goods mil
our line will find 1t to their interest to examine
our Stock ~ 1hFaN5FfS Af@tf ARHes@
Any style of Furniture made to order.
HARDWOOD RITTER.
fe l9-d&w8m Governor St. RiQhmond.Va.
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YlfuS Is TO GIVE NOTlOE--That on the
i 4th day of August, 1878, q warrant IN bank
rnptcyI was issued out Of the District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern District or
Va. against the estate OF J. w Fisher,
of Middlesex county and State Of Vir-l
gnia, who has been adjudged bankrupt on
debts, and the delivery of any properly belong.
ing TO said bankrupt, to him or for his use
and the transfer Of any property BY him, 10
forbidden by law: That ameeting Of heAcredf-
tors Of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and
choose one or more assignees of his estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
man. esq, register, on the 26th day of August, J.
: = TT 'D''''''t'et9T DAVID b. PARKER, 4 !
an 5-Tuaw s3&ssal8 i $3.50 u. s.. Marshalael
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF, THE UNI
i TED STATES, for the Eastern District Of

TED STATES, for the Eastern District Of
Virginia. 20 5.l1 &z9 l GO 2tzls.zl
In the matter Of George II. Peytons bank-
To Whom 1t May Concern The undersigned,
A. b. Bolts, of fredericksburg city and state
ment as assignee Of the estate OF George H.
PeyIon. of Fredericksb in said district, who was
on the Gath dayof May, a. a.. 1875 adjudged q
bankrupt on the petition OF himself, by the Dis
-trict Court Of said district. Z. y. II
Dated Fredericksburg, August 0. ls7s. ~ a'
% oaza3s A. b. B0TTS, agE Va
an6-W3w a.alsII sslssFaesa a Assignee.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District Of Viz.
ginia. Ma k'siti-fit ts esasss Yivie 81 -
In the matter of r. Cauthom VS.. Powell !,
Allen Brauer, bankrupts--ih bankruptcy. s-as
Eastern District Of Virginia, So: z
Notice Is hereby given that q general meet
ing OF the creditors of the said Powell, Allen &
Brauer, bankrupts, for the purpose of declaring
a dividend, will be held at Richmond, at the
Office of w. w. Forbes, register In bankruptcy,
in said district, on Wednesday, the 10th day of
September, 1873, at 10 O'Clock q. M, in accord
ance with the provisions of the 9th and 2sth
sections of the Bankruptcy Act OF March ID.
1867.
Dated at Richmond this 9th day OF August,
1875. t GEORGE T.. CHRISTIAN. ~
an 7-Th3w @Af ~ s4't "a Assignee.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-12
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
RE-OPENED ON THE y

ST. JAMES HOTEL,
as RE-oPENED ON THE ~ ''7''Aa
n f u R OF Fan PL5A NJ
ooRHER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SIXTH STs.
.ztsF WASHINGTON, ID. q.
This Hotel has been closed since April last
and has, during the past summer, undergone the
most thorough renovation. 1t has been re-
furnished with elegant Walnut Marble Top Fur
nitnres Spring Beds. Velvet and Brussels Car
pets throughout. ~ ~ LE1A II " \
Z The furniture and appointments have been
manufactured to order expressly for this House.
and are equal in style and durability to any
European Hotel In the country. The rooms are
arranged en- saiff and single, and will be rented
nom ~ 90 to 20 10 per day Including private
parlors.) q - y T.
A spacious Ladies' and Gentleman,s Dining.
Room, Gentleman's Restaurant, Lunch and IA.
freshment Saloons are conveniently arranged.
where all meals will be served a Ia carte, ri a
A liberal discount will be made to those desir-
ing to remain by the week or month. ~
,sslifi. aassza WOODBURY. DUREN, ~
3 no 27-Sm, 80. e,.S fdssf Proprietors.
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IS q0l-In,vol


VlHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE--That ON ths
II 4th day of August a. d, 1875 q warrant
IN bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern Dis.
Angle. of Henrico county and State of ,Vir-
ginia, who has been adjudged q bankrupt on
her creditors petition THAT the payment Of any
ing to said bankrupt, to her or for her use, and
the transfer Of any property by her, are for
hidden by law :--that q mesting of thecreditors
of said bankrupt, to prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees of her estate, VIII
be held at court of bankruptcy. to be
holden at Richmond, Va, before w. w. Forbes,
esquire, register, ON the 9th day Of Septr, ..
~ DAVID B. PARKER. Z
au 6-Tu2w 5ilSs sd us. Marshal.
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FKAIx.kOADs.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC .
RAILROAD


Af,or m luVTNrv, . :. :.
Iii ~, - e HI MAY ,lnly ~, 1873 trains 80
WIN '''n as - - .rst 49, 49, tssaa
Nts NORTHWARDs fikAfxa 49,
NORTHERN EXPRESS oa "a ri Al, :, al ss.=s
$40 u mi arrive in Washingfon ~ zos . -
Leave washington ~ ADD u. M arrive at Ball.
i GHiu "a a q E 3 wa.n,. sesy
z32 z; M; arrive at Baltimore at 1896 p. M
~. M o.os 3 y 1919 ss Leave Washing -
M xjcooMmopa i've w. .,,ns,o,, !; - ~.
p m and s3s p. MI; arrive al BaItImore 2b0and zs1s
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carr WILL PAY FOR 8 COPIES OF THE
oil SEMI-WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL
for one year.
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CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
WESTWARD.

On and after 6th May, is7s, the PASSENGER
TRAINS will run as follows :ta..N
, 1873-02-16

DARTNFR WANTED-ACT1VE or SILENT. WITH
from g. 051 ia G1Q0 to invest in cash buainose with
e1panse orTxk to partner. Address J. H. PIKE, 95l
, 1873-02-16
PARTNERS WANTED,

u.r~oe x-r a .,,rr
~ xo1s3 ~Cee1c1cco..- ~ - ~.
DARTSER WANTED-TO HELP LEE? HOTEL
. and ss Nor1b CsnEl-st.
DATTNER NASTED-S3o,e ey-Ah ACTIVE PART
In New York. tor tho laro oli preaainR Ed reth
Ing f1ctorago; aua e1pts ta1a iactHies and
ca and fo ;akn paes rarn
psrsnsT. Csnnectans with Western house prsicrred.
Ennn III neeJ ndirrss Boz lSIa Ncu YotE
e- oe- I-1e-9-.s -.- 75:-
~ tai n, ~ ,hs crn,.inr II ~ -
s-d MI..nur; TiSc1 viii warrant tho ua1ty to ne: ta
smonnt 5nvssfcd Ia cirht months, Addre.s BoI "a
Duluth. alinn.
oiiont 1au,t ha nosscssed Of largo means ana rood
ersdt o such nartT Is now offered IN tutsrcS IL tho
hes+ n ,hr Northwest With wcknncn nnI RI.
he nbicus being to srcc1y extond the
insIness Xii srtpg Address, with full narpe fog par
trrisr- "a CftOfl2;E ". SHARP Lndfs ElocE.
, 1873-02-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.


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stoea oi stoves. house isFni.hi2s sod: hoss:
b
d9s.. TiSNER: 15.eans Sa9se
a resaursa: for sae; Inquire = 50 ssats~ss. Sun
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cheap -. Ta6ea: eaiss: =.===--
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as 59aa;zs y se4t5
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a. 100 esas pare6.ser iii sai provided xh AZ funds:
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efssa " i5e1eas e1a9 F1R s.7E m RENT W1Ta
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, 1873-02-16
TO LEASE

n30 LEASE-CHOICE DOCK on TWELFTH7ST,
| east OF bridge: possession gtsen Aptu l. " 1s
LOOMS CO., 2o7 Statc-st
no LEASE-LOT ass1co FEET oN GI.AKk-sr:,
l near Ha-7ison. IVES 8HoBlSsoS,4S 4S3 +" asnans%oa'
st.. Room L.
nm IEASE-TOR TEARs, LOTS q. WAShss
i,rton-ay. near Wood.st+ F. A BRAGG to., -
TAst H1lriaao-4t-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
I NV ESTM ENT II
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company. through
is Financial Agents. Is n0W ssllinS at par and
erued interest," its First Mortgage I-0 Gold Bonds,
for thO purpose eOmplsting the e0nstraetiOn and
equipment of its liRs OF ROad, Amer thorough in
VsStfRatiOn. We recommend these securities as q
profitable and safe Investment. The Bonds have
The fOllOWiug
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
The Wharton TrlaI.

DRs. REESE, SIMPSON, AND CLAUDE EXAMINED.
ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 27.-In the Wharton trial to-
day, the croas-examinatio of DIR. Reese of Phila-
delphia, as u chemical and medical expert was
concluded This witness corrected some of his tes-
timeny on Saturday, in regard to the symptoms Of
poisoning by prussic acid, admitting that he was
in error on Saturday.
DIR. Josiah Simpson, United States army, and
DIR. Abraham Claude, of Annapolis, were next ex-
amined as medical experts, the latter on a hyPo-
thetical question stated that the symptoms of Van
Ness were, in his opinion inconclusve evidence OF
the administration Of poison. They were incon-
sist mt with an unusual yet well recognized form
Of natural disease. Van Ness disorder might be
attributed to emotional susceptibility, and finally
as Van Ness had an attack Of rheumatism in 1855
his disease might have been q recurrence of thai
attack, and was medically designated "translateC
rheumatism"
By agreement of counsel tie evidence of somt
| twenty witnesses in regard to the good character
| OF the accused, given at the Wharton X Ketchun
trial, was then read, among which was that Of Gen
Hancock, U. 8. A.; Colonel Brantz Mayor, U. s
A.; Rev. DIR. Leeds; Professor j. G. Yelling prssi
dent OF Columbian College, d. c., and others.
| The court then adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
DIED.

READ.m-At New Castle. on Monday, January 9th,
age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday, the 90th inst, at O'clock D.
m, without further notice. Interment at Immanue
Church, New Castle.
STlDHAM;-On the 9th inst. Col John Ii. Std
ham, in the Goth year of his age.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
tuly invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
denee, corner of Second and Walnut streets to-moT
row, January 18th, without further notice. Service
atZz2 oclock, to leave the house Mt O'clock
BREEN.-On the 9th inst. Mrs. Bridget Breen
wife OF the late James Breen, in the 5lst year o
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
uliy invited to attend her funeral Thursday tbs
3Oth INST, from her late residence, No so 0rang
street. Mass at St. Peters Church. Interment a
ot' JOsephs, BrandyWine. It
H0LDEN.-On the 9th inst, of diptheria, Cora C
only daughter OF Willis 8. and Emma NJ Holden
IN the 9TH year of her age. Due notice Of the fu
| neral.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28

The undersigned have this day. formed q COpart-
neIshlp under the firm -name Of Lester A. Harris 4
the Lumber business at the N II. corner of Front
and Tatnall streets LESTER A. HARlIs
ian1l-1m WILBER WI HARRIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
Abandoning Philadelphia.

The Pennsylvania newspapers have many
comments upon the removal Of branch of the
large irsn works of Morris, Tasker & Co., from
Philadelphia, as they say, FOR the purpose Of
escaping The excessive taxation imposed upon
mAnnlaetures in that city. 1t is said that the
local taxes absorb fully one third of the average
prO6ts Of production, and that other large man
ufacturing firms are preparing to seek locations
WhsEs the demands Of the tax gatherer will be
less exacling. The Reading Times and Dis
patch, in referring 10 this matter, says
Fllany of ihsneuspapers of the State tespe-
cially those IN the largeF cidescite this removal
as an indication Of results which will surely
follow whenever municipal authorities became
exorbilant in their tax levies. especially upon
manufacturing Industries, One paper goes SO
far as to assert that philadelphia NAV be
regarded as having reached the height of her
prosperity, as the same causes which compelled
the removal Of one branch of industry win
operate on others, besides preventing the estab-
lishment Of new trades and factories" There
are doubtless good grounds for complaint on
account Of the high rate Of taxation in thai city,
but declarations ike that just quoted are simply
ahsaEds. Philadelphia has not '.'reached tbs
haiaki Of her pEOSparity.' and those Who antic
uAto W. eo1aAas vi. oSitaAh'J 10 NooihSN ~
disappointment II the removal Of the works
mentioned, however, was In consequence ofhiet
taxes, there is q lesson Ia u which should bG
needed not only by the municipal authorities o
Philadelphia. bat by those Of other large cilies.
The movement Of Messrs. Tasker, Morris
Co, il very natural one, and We have ofleI
expressed surprise that it did not take plae'
before. WiIminston presents such rare induce
menls Zoe extensive manufacturers, that W
presume the day is not FAR distant when
nnmhss % sucA most extensive concerns viii
locate here where they will be almost as con
vsnlsnt 70 theiF places Of transfer as they are a
present. while they woald save a very heav
unm ID taxation, and their operatives 10 20 2
per cent. on their expenditures lOr livias.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-28
MS SALEOF
H DAn TSTATE,

IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.
By virtue of an Order Of the OFphAns'
Court Of the State of Delaware. n aad for
eember, AID, isl2 will be exposed to sale By ~
way OF Public Vendue. on MONDAY. the l0tA day
Of fsbEoaESy A. D. lSS a. e Y co'aE n: & 3 re
street in the city Of Wilmington. all the Tight title
and interest of the minor children Of Charles Nc.
ClOskey. being the one equal undivided sixth pArt
OF an that certain lot Of land situated in the city Of
Wilmington Aforesaid, described - two iots - toi-
lows. but being together and MAKING enc loe:
east side of Market street At the aiatancS Of feet
inches from the inteEseeti0n Of arket and ater
thsnes south SIS degrees east by said AFehs Iot 81
fset inches. more or lees. TO joseph Marri9tta
line; thence south SadsgrSes west By said AAsrl0ts
line 80 feet inches. less 70 atar slreeti
thence north IS degrees vest by wAtsI street ieet
| inches, more or less. 70 Market strset; thenee
| ri beSinning be the contents thereof uhaf theg
NAV with building thereon erected.
No: AdoiniHs he ssoys $500 vi
thence with said Water street. sasssEly ls feet
Siisy laid out and as the dislansS of one fO0,
inehes westerly from the westerly gable wall st .
brick house formerly Of Milis1 Chs1alsFi tAshes ne
tant ane foot iX inches from said Eabls IlS teei
stake in land formerly OF stephen follki eheaos
s,aFsia Ms. Barber line Tilh said Barber
line and land above described - No. GO tese z
WStsr street and place Of baginllAg. be sse 900
us. = tSsiisv and the Fight 70 build ever tie sai
u, oh sald : @aa 10 said Chandler'a house foysEeI
Tree Of soSI ar e. .stxlaf S sISsiis ,Ss ~ HsaaS as"
/ Ihe aboye lots are I'd hy he esQFtszI; Alss
Ghea;rlss e; MsClosksy as tsnA- - bRFasy, NidO'
OF Mattneu DaTley. deceased ssalo naa
Attendanee viii be given and terms a. -ARIE
Ny, Ny ~ me tine and Rlaee aforesaid 81 "a
Ss1IS - ~. ~. "OardAaos &e, or ~ his atiaEnaV