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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-28
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 81.
I. 5, RrGiSrrR's OFFICE.

l o.. Hf,iSIth = Cfflt.
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That TIE
~ Geddcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
COMPANY Fostoticc address Eureka. Neva-
da,i has this day filed in this office n diagram
together with n notice of application for y
patent from the United States. under act of
Congress approved May 10. 1872. for eight
hundred 500 linear feet Of the Gcddcs Nj. ,
Lode. the same running rs %lo feet southcrly
and dll 1-lOtect northerly from the Gcddes No.
situated in Secret Canyon Mining District.
Eureka county, nevada, and described in tho
plat and field notes ON file in this oiiic rs fol-
lows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. II.
beginning AT n post marked "No L. :. Sur
vey No H." the same being post No. 1 Of Sur
yey Nj. 10, made for the Gcddrs and Bertrand
Mill and Mining Comran, on the stockton
Lode, whence the Town omran,'s well. in the
town of anderbilt. bears south 31o 43'east
So feet: shaft No. ) bears south : west s0j
feet: and the tieddcs No. = shaft bears north
- west i'oleet' ethcnee running south q" W..
y" feet along said Survey Ne. 20 TO post
marked M. |. ;. Survey No. Il, whence IL
nut-pine tree t inches in diameter
bears north @'4 east 10 feet: thence north
ii west so feet TO post marked No. Us. sur
ve% No. Il; thence north - cas-. 20 feet 10
post marked NJ. =. >ursey NJ. Il. whence
n nut-line tree | foot in diameter nlarkeI t..
VI. > Il. 1. bears south ;, east - feet; and
thence south IL east $40 feet to post M. /:
the place OF beginning; containing : o1-lV
acres: courses expressed from the true
meridian with IA magnetic variation of To-. 2
east.
This claim is on unsnrveyed lani and is
bounded onthr south by the stockton iodc. The
claI'l Is recorded IN Book &. age 10 otihc Sc
cret CANYON District Mining records and n
copy OF the notice and diagram can be found
posted at the ,;eide> W.. > shaft.
dl Cl Ii +. liUItN, Register.
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Notice to Creditors,

Estate NJ v. I4BLOTICH, hf0oa
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIKI
~ undersigned. administrators Of the ea.
OF y. Fablo,ic h. deceased, to the crednVni
and all persons having claims against The MI
deceased, to exhibit them with the ltresar
vouchers within four month, after ihcirt
publication of this notice. to the said Adm.
iStrator. at the office OF {. II. Hubbard, Il,
.Atturney-at- Law. on Clark street, in lhn
of Eureka, county of Eureka. nevada
VI. BolIUNX,
Public Administrator, Eureka colny,s
Eureka, Feb. :. 1874. fs-la's
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. HEcAL NOTICE,
ALIAS ann..@

1NTME DlSTKICTCo,MWONA
i Judicial Distric, ootkTOFTnSs
The s; S.a'e Of Nevada lot the Csas,ls
n M n D FL You are f bs,.ts seetio, h
nl, S;r,fRdant by MARGARRgr9TSed ,s uss
.i"d;nin,; IN the District caa LASIpes's
Enrcl" r,str'ct, in and fo orr. 81 d. ~ ~
ieka' u answer the con,' \, !he town N.Y.
Is on ME with the Clerk OF ,P'a,n, there. III Y,
zen days after the scryie%e q. sad Cour M
nnens exclusive Of the Jd.y eu II tbi,vssan
served IN said County "sy Of Sr,Ss w.
IeI.eu u Of said Conn,rr ,tsen,y ~
ul:trict. and in all other out vitHaSst
or y"agment by dcfanjt viii tbiee na,as
. .I%; according to tho pr,y re- 'as', s, ,,s
Q said action is brourb, -, "a'
meht against you. the said a .' WI, =,
dissolution of the bonds ~ S.,eaaa "n''
Inc grounds Of crnel,r VI ~ha,na,s,a as
ment and habitual drnnksn nn hhass We
1l two years and onc-hais s' iaa,ssss
a. Of September. A. d. is Ef'faIS
And you are hereby m
lail Z appear and answer 1 ,ba thss,
as noove reruired. the said ,I, ,ala eslSss
m accordance wiki ttIai 60 sta,
49, In Testimony r..."
SEAL lHARM0N,' bsyras whereof, !, IN
hand and affixed a,sS,eurtc Vt,
A.. ID. 1874. ""u Jay of fsb,a,~,'
Clerk District Court. Sixth %n.,nARxs.
Eurek a, County, Nevada. 'ua'eiai Disrs.
u. W. BAKER. flfrs ATTY.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of CHRIS. BlERN, p''saN.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN u III.
y undersigned. Administrators OF tie esai
OF Chris. IiyerS. deceased. to the cltanVss
and all persons having claims again. ,nrs.T
deceased. TO exhibit them with The n e. ~,
vouchers within tour months alIe. wv iir Il.
publication of this notice TO the saiu a' H.
i>trator. ut the office Of CO. iiae9a, y, . M,
Auorncy-at-Law, on Clark stree; u l Y W.
Of Eureka. NJ. boho" sonn,y ys.
Public Administrator. Eureka eV .n,s,,,
Eureka. Feb. Il, 1874. '
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Public Notice.

nj 'hEkS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
L. hlfeoy notified that tie Basye Console
49, -Minin- Company Limited will not be
u,roh>i9ie Tor ynen Of labor or material
,u,nlshed TO parties having contracts or
nSteehi 'nts to work on any CT the Compnny.s
~ i IN flnfo. Secret Canyon, or elsewhere
u" i'uieha county. JOHN X. MURPHY,
r, Eupc-in: ,ndent.
"~'sAa, Nev., october ], 1878. OSU
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 23S,
5 :. REGISTRARS OFFICE,

Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~. is7s.
NOTICE Is HEkEBl GIVEN THAT THE
~ Geddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company lpostnii;ee address Eureka, Neya-
ia has this day filed in this otii .c a diagram
together with, a notice OF application for n
patent from the | nited states. under act OF
Congress approved May 10, l>7a. for eight
hundred 81" linear feet of the Bertrand No.
l Lode. the same running AZ 6-l0 feet north
erly and f2 lilo feet southcrly from the Der
''ahd Sha't with surface ground 100 feet in
with Sltuated IN Secret tanyon Mining Dis
trlct' Eureka county. nevada, and described
N me plat and held notes on file in this office
As tnllnMS tD.xit.
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nISS0LUTION NOTICE,

/" is hereby = fiy e pat the 'y %. 5e'ss1.
hsif,siG in the Ss 'si"%r asa;iaSSsisi t on n Ssoil s =
Presented to j.. NJ, BAILEY, T tot Al accounts
thorircd to collect and RECEIPT NJ n. BAlLEi'
due the said firm. lsa
Eureka, Jan. -, 1874. ~
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Notice.
E.rREKA. February !, IA

III INN NUF""T9 II"
To JAS. 4. PiRkE Err:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI
i your proportion of the expendiiurs,'
uuired by the Act Of Congress sppro'dW
10th, 1872, for labor done and impIVysNlt
made on the Midas Ledge, in Euresa Ming
District, in Eureka county. Nevada DUN;
the year ending May lOth. 1873, is NOV atl'
uuent: and you are further notified to l,En,,
same to us, who have done sgeh tslAts
made such improvements within ,ne as
prescribed by law, Nm. pltkEAsA,
ii. y. ". LENAM.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2:,6.
l.. :. REGlSrER's OFFICE,
E,ranu \,vujn D.c ~ Is

L. -. kEG1SFkk > uffNE,
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. =, ISIS.
NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVE, THAT TIE
Geddcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company tPostofhcc address Eureka. Neva-
d. has this day filed in this office a uiagran.
together with a notice. OF application for a
patent from the United states. under act OF
Congress. approved May 10. 1872, fer one thou-
sand 1910 linear foet of the stockton Lode,
the same running so feet northerly and 100
feet southcrly from the location monument at
the Stockton cut upon the lode. with surface
ground 40 feet in width, situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District, Eureka county. State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office Ms follow. to-wit:
q. S. Survey No. 20.
Beginning Mt a post marked No. t.. 5. Sur
vey No. 20 whence the Town Compauy's well,
in the town of Vanderbilt, bears :. Ale q +.
sS74 feet. The Calico Shaft bears n. sS'y ".
s,2 feet. and shaft Ne. j bears \. ~ )" W.
81 leet; thence running :. .9o ". 3D feet to
post NAKED No. Us. Survey No. ~. Whence
IA ~nut-pinc tree feet in diameter marked ;. X
stands on the eastern boundary of Survey No
~. made for the Gcddes and Bertrand Mill
and Mining COMPANY on the Gcddes MOI
Lode: thence y. IL W. 1lStcet to post No. /
of said survey 10. ~. 1910 feet to post marked
No. 3 y. :. Survey No. 20. whence a nut-pine
tree . inches in diameter bears n. 10 T.. 10
feet: thence y. ~ E20tcct to post marked No.
It. :. Survey ,o.!7o, and thence :. II +. 1910
1cpt 20 posi- No. /. tue IilCc VI UtRlHNlnS. con.
tanning N-lW acres: courses expressed from
the true meridian with a magnetic variation
ot III: East. Ibis claim is on unsurveycd
land and is bounded on the West by the
Geddes 40. 4 and on the north by the Geddes
so. . Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c. page 10 of
tie Secret CANYON District Mining Records,
and acopy Of the notice and diagram can be
found posted at the location monument at the
Stockton cut upon the lode.
do CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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HAts- -
business: San tranris.o. cl,,1Seifa p1ss
ton of works. Eureka. Nevada d''0'hia' LHs
Notice is hereby .iyen ,b.,
the Directors. held on the III Ieshat
February, 1874. an assey.msn, ~: DAY 4
share was levied upon thecar;,sJII .,vsnsls
Corporation. payable March =, tIOcSa d.
! nited States gold and silva, "nl, MI
Secretary. Mt the office II the Cor uU.n, TO d
ANY stock upon which this s,.in
remain unpaid on the 9th dsv 81 Wla a NJ
Will be delinquent, and advertised % s,e "a
publ c auction, ani unless rarm. ,' M'r
before. will be sold on WeJnsssaa..r ny
18TH day Of April. 1874. n ~"
iinqucnt assessment, together Iii .s
advertising and expense. 81 s,ls eesa
Office: 4ll3s California street. 's =, y.
cisco, Cal. san TN
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n;ssolu+ion of PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN inh ha,r m,
y partnership heretofore existing s Vras,
the undersigned in the hlaekmith.n ,U.l Col.
has this day been dissolved oy m" .,;i srr
sent. All debts due or OWNS ~ ,,ar a la.
must be paid 10 t'eo, w.. ".. ;a srm will
sons holding demands against y'' S;;Imurei w
present their demandSt ~ 4eo; rrh
settlement. n; . ~ GILMORE.
Eureka, January l9. 1874. r.
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n;..olrt;on of PartneIsD',lts.

'I'" .t,. S%;r s.!.s:a a' Hss|; :; ~ !; ss. &c: ',, 6
smi 81 p I'm firm ~ and will collect IN.
due the same. MILF. HAkhi,m
Eureka, New, Feb. i. NJ"
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style per dozcn.".................-.....sl 80
FISH.
FISH.

Fresh rock cod. baked. boiled or fried. . cts
Fresh salmon, do do do 2, cts
Fresh sea bass. baked, boiled or fried .....21 cts
Tcnderloin sea bass, picked sauce.......25 cts
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PLAIN MEAIS.FIFrY CENTS.

weekly. iau
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DINNER.
Soups.

Tea, coffee or chocolate................
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24
From the Buffalo Springs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.] :
BUFFALO SPRINGS, September II, 1874.
A pleasant company of forty or fifty per-
sons still linger at this fountain of health
The weather is delightful; the accommoda-
tons all that the most fastidious taste could
desire, and all the indications are that SO.
iouru here for a month to come will prove as
pleasant and profitable as at any period OF
the year. The results of this year have estab.
lished the reputation of the lithia spring
beyond peradYenture, and thousands now
suffering from dyspepsia in its various forms,
and the effects Of arrangements of the liver,
kidneys, and bladder, will yet rejoice at the
discovery of this boon to suffering humanity
The enterprising proprietor has just COM
menced bottling the water 10 large quanti-
ties to fill numerous orders from all purts of
the couutry-from Montreal, Canada, to Sa.
yannah, Ga. Though it is preferable when
quaffed fresh from the spring, it will bear
transportation better than most mineral wa.
ter, as the salts of lithia are not volatile.
There is a gentleman now here, well known
to Virginia, who for nearly thirty years. has
been visitor to the various watering places
Of this and other States, and tried nearly all
whose virtues have attracted public opinion.
and be expresses the belief that except the
sold Greenbriers White Sulphur" be knew
none whose agency has been SO prompt,
agreeable, and eficacious, as the g lithia :"
spring. When the railroad shall be com.
pIeted to GAINESVILLE (as is hoped will soon be
accom- Gished), this resort of health and plea
sure will attract crowds from all parts Of the
country. SYPHAx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

The following remar kable statement we
extract from the New York Tribune. If it
be true a very great discovery indeed has
been made. OF course, such process must
be soon in general use unless it is made i'm,
practicable by some obstacle not alluded to
in the statement:
Conversion OF FXcREMESTlTtoUs MATTER
INTO FUEL.--Dr. Petri, OF Berlin, has per.
lectcd a process for producing odorless blocks
of fuel from e2crements, which also burn
without odor, with heating effect equal to
brown coal, and affording an ash excellent
as phosphate fertilizer. The excrements
are first rendered perfectly odorless in the
receptacles before removal by the ad.
di,ion of chemically prepared pow
der, and are then concentrated by
evaporation in peculiarly constructed yes.
sci (without the least annoyance to persons
pre>ent, TO the consistency of clay, and the
mass then delivered by the machine, so as to
be cut by wires into blocks, which are pressed
and dried like bricks. 1t is not necessary to
separate solid from liquid excrements, and
the Glsnfected matter can be transported at
any time without annoyance to any one.
Since the machines act rapidly, and without
requiring many hands, the establishment
need not be veyf large or remote. The re.
suits of experiments conducted before the
authorities of Berlin are said to have been
very satisfactory, and calculations were made
according to which it would appear to be
very economical TO the city to remove eXcre-
neniirious materials in this way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24
DEATHS.

Died. at his residence, corner Eighteenth and Main
streets. at TIA minutes past9 O'Clock, contender
23d, THADDtUs X. CHILDRESS, In the thirtieth
The funeral will fake place on FRIDAY MORN
ING, september 25th, at i O'Clock, ut the Leigh
Street Baptist church. The friends anti acqiaint-
ances OF the family and those OF bis brother.iii-
law. Mr.. j. I. 4 lien, are invited TO attend
Died, at Williamsburg, Va, September A. S74,
Mr.. JOSEPH :. TILLS, In the fhlrty-seVenth year
of his age.
He was native of london England, but clti-
zen of Richmond for tile last ten years. He leaves
a wife and two children 10 mourn their loss
New York plperS please copy.
Died, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Z.
Pollard in Hanover county, September 22d. Of
consumption, EMMA ELLA, cOnsort of Octayius
Martin : in the tween tythird year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her mOlher THURSDAY, September 24th, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. The friends and acquaintances Of the
family are requested to attend without further no.
uce.
Of an amiable, sweet disposition; loved by all
who knew her.
Blu, she would not live always;
No. she welcomed the TOMB;
Since jesus had lain
She III eaded not Its gloom.
There sweet he thy rest till He bid thee arise
To hail Him in triumph descending the skies.
w. l.. T.
Died, on Monday The 21st. ISA WALK Err, in
FAINT daughter S. S. and Sue j. Pindle, and grand
daughter of Isaac ". Walker; aged seven months
Died, on Sunday morning the Goth Instant
FLETCHER CARROLL. only son OF w. Bat. anc
Mary L. kiduick; aged sixteen months and eign
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

A LIFE INSURANCE DECISION. 1.-The Supreme
Court of Massachusetts has recently decided
a life insurance case, in accordance with COM
mon sense, and presumably (but not there
fore presumably ia accordance with law.
AT the death of Colonel Cnickering, Febru-
airy IA, 1874, he held a policy for $4,000 in
the Globe Insurance Company. When pay.
ment Of the policy was demanded the com.
pany resisted, basing its refusal upon the
claim that the quarterly payment, due five
days before Colonel Chickering'S death bad
not been paid. Mrs. Chickering showed,
however, that the agent who issued the poi
icy was piano dealer, who owed the Chicken
ings. and that he told Colonel Cbickering, be-
fore the policy became due, that he would pay
the premium on account of his Indebtedness
that he told him afterwards that the pay.
ment had been made, and that be also re-
turned the premium to the company as bay
ing been paid. Mrs. Cbickering won her
suit in the lower court, and on an appeal the
Supreme Court has affirmed the judgment
then given, adding that the company was as
much bound by this action of its agent as
though he had received bank bills from
Colonel Chickering and forwarded them to
the company. Life insurance is a perfectly
legitimate business, which may be conducted
with mutual profit TO insurer and insured
aud the more such decisions as the above are
given The more likely is the business to be sc
conducted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

Let tho Halifax Record remember that we
Of the South are already slaves, as is SO
plainly shown in the Louisiana case, and that
The northern people do not know themselves
10 be in the same condition, and will not
know it for years if we allow them to change
Presidents every four years, but will imme-
diately realize the fact If GRANT be elected
for third term, and that parer will perhaps
better understand our position. RenomiGate
GRASr and there can be but two results
either the North will repudiate him and elect
a Democrat, or else GRANT will be elected and
the North thoroughly converted to the south
ern theory of the nature of our Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

"Tell Mr.. Trout that Isay he must run,
is said to be the language of General Ma
hone short time ago 81 hist stopping at Big
Lick. If this be true, and We have it frou
good authority, it shows that the Genera
wants TO run this county as well as every.
thing else. Well, whenever he does it we
want to be at the race. We hope he will lei
us attend to our own affairs up here. for W.
know our people are competent to select
their own representative, and we think they
are going 10 do it.-Salem Register.
[Come out against his bogus Express i
you want to be elected. The people vii
sustain you. We say this because Mr.. WEB
gER, the editor Of the Register, is candidate
for the Legislature himselt]
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rfTg
also staIed tue position Of sfairs In regard
"a the intended rebuilding ofihe Mansol
lIfne. which he said had com PEELED Rici'm
TO see that unless she acted promptly nei NJ, ~.
terests in this Section would be lost. Mr
Harris wiahed it to be understood that III
was not opposed to the Roanoke Valley
scheme. but that personally he was; commit
ted 10 the Manson line.
4. Z. Eiletf, ESQ, 81 the Richmond dele.
cation, said that there was no rivalry be
tween this project and the Manson one
They ought to have both lines. Having ex.
nIaii,ed The absence Of General Joseph X
Anderson. Mr.. Elicit referred to the extent
of p,1blic feeling ON the railroad In Rich
mond.g (which he said; was very great
and that he was glad to seee how favoraby
Mecklenburg contrasted with other counties
in point of wealth and progress. Next Mr
Elicit presented In forcibls style the argu'
ments in favor of the recommendations OIL
the Buffalo Conference, which he mad no
doubt would be cordially approved in Rich
mond. The whole speech was eloquent Wild
! facts, and evidently impressed the meetlne
greatly. @ gg1 80
Mr.. j. A. II. st. Andrew having briefly
shown that unless tue railroad was built the
county mist be prepared to abandon her pc
sition as leader Of the immigration move
ment, the resolution moved by Captain
Darlington was put from the chair and car
ried with only one ,dissentient. The solitary
citizen who recorded bis opposition to all
railroads was MIR. John Young, whose pecu'
liar theories on the subject are well known
On motion OF Captain S: P. Throwerr, II
was unanimously resolved that the following
constitute general committee for railroad
purposes: President, L. E. Finch; Vice
President, G. a. Endly; Secretary, >. a. d
ST. Andrew.
For Chase city Distict.-Messrs. John E
Boyd, T. 6. Finch, and Rev. Thomas Drew
For Boylton.- Colonel ". Baskerville
Jr.. 5. z. Thrower, and ". T. Atkins.
For BLuestone.- Messrs. FuWar SklpWlth
B. T. VIM, and S. Wilkinson.
For UarksuiHe.-Three members TO De
elected by the citizens.
The president, vice-president. and secre
tary to form an Executive Committee.
On motion of Mr.. G. A. Endly, the meet
ing then adjourned.
On Monday evening the delegates went to
Chase City, where they were entertained Oy
the Mayor, G. 4. Endly, Esq, and Mr.. st
Andrew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

PAY OF LETTER. CARRIERs.-The Postmas.
ter General will soon issue an order adyanc.
ing the pay OF ietter-carriers IN the various
cities having the berefts of the system. At
present carriers receive six, seven, aud eight
hundred dollars year, and the advance will
be based entirely os length of service. The
Postmaster Genera! regrets that he cannot
make greater advance than that proposed,
but he is limited in the aggregate by the APP
preparation. The order to be issued will de-
fine the policy which vii! be In force in the
department, at lest during the administra-
ton OF Postmaster General Jewell Wash.
.yigt0a telegram tifaofe Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

Another one of the McVeigh confscation
cases has gone to the Supreme Court OF the
United States. Mr.. Gregory, the occupant
of the house on Prince street, opposite the
Mechanics Savings Bank, by his counsel, S.
Ferguson Beach, made application TO the
Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia for a
writ of error from the Corporation Court OF
Alexandria, which was refused by all the
Judges. He then took it to the Supreme
Court.
The Rev. William Dinwiddie was last
night Installed as pastor of the Second Pres
byterian church of this city by O committee
of the Presbytery of the Chesapeake. - dlee
aaaria Gazette, 22a,