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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20
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"THE MARINE INSURNCE COMP ANY"
LON DRzEs5
psRECToREs.
DAVID AIToHrsoE $50. IUHARLEs dAssios ESQ.,
RioaAEn BARrg1 kso. FRzDERrGx dRsxN. ESQ.
jsxss siaMrart.s. Hse. SiroasPgEg Henry artrs
EpEN fietlvtzF ESQ. s.-,, = - p,,xr.o,
9RoRNa D0S0xN, ESQ. ~f,sfs' T y" WIS sssA
HvvM wir.LtNs taraS hs9
goqx y ai.pa sSs.xoyx. RanSFr w1reoa wTtass
R4HaUtsfStsS.
Na.ers. Own. ATLIS OUnRTx On
yEssENTE.
aobsET ioua LcDog.
aIPEHtTTt IN ptESrE OEL CITAOO
DErAETAmEsTo.
Fasa@aiIg Auacsrus wHrTR.
cnnital $1,000, 900. RssSrvs Sl700, 900
Esta eonyaEsA f,,s estab.eeida on q ao 1850, ns
eefn,io nauchos ATns eSta en- combination cOn is
sarn ia a Ia MaiA Real nglesa con Ia cual Ia he
eho arrnxoa para facilitar on ia var0rea loo am
de 1nns1, nroducas. a0siipaies lie los pasaerop
otros efoctos due SC ennbarunen en- este puerto
TAaUAPAkA pIsgRo.
Para Ingaterra Frhneia. Y p.S
Ee ha rA una paenafa rebaia loS tipos anterior
cuando 'ns valoras AeSurados sean de aons;sara-
eior.
vanorea lie Ia com oa-fa 6s i, Tan Real Iaglesa.
LATTmpK: ~ N,hret
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20
CARRU AZ ES

DE GONZALEZ, RAMOS 7 MATlENZU
Salen diariamento a las dos lie Ia tarde para
Oangreios, Rio-piedras, Carolina CaSuas
{ las cuatro para Cangrejos Ro-piedras; fie-
tados todas horss, tambien SO fetan para
Truiillo-alto, Gu ,inabo, Gurabo para Cayey
hasta las Cruces FORTALEZA 34.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20
Hslojsfia inslssa.

Sc hace toda clase de trabajos concernien-
tes al arte. So dora al fnego gavansmo.
San Juan de Puerto Rico h. agosto o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20
SESORE,

Manlove Alliott Comp. Nottingham Rouen euyas
es pecialidades toda clase de maqunaria sacari
ymateriaes para fibricas ri vapor.-Sros. Crossaly
Brothers, Manchester Motores das6geno que no ne
Tyler, Comp L6ndres. Motores aal6ricos maqui-
maria maria Al yaGor perfeccionada John Fowler y
tivar la tierra.-Sres. J. b. Fleming Comp. Edim-
burSo. Aceites para maaunaria tlnta para i'm
Instrumentos agricoas. Molinos para maiz etc
Sres. Sc. Ransomes Comp. Ieinares. Mequlnavia
etc.-Sres. ]. y. Barra Tough Manchester. Apara-
tos para Ia preparation lie ibras los materiales an
Sc ltiZnn = -Wnnnnt u sk Enrnn Glnsnn,v
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20

e Mucho tengo que agredecer v. mi
queridO senOr Grimault, por su excelente
preparation de hero y quina; me he
puesto acknowledgements bien con la doSiS
dc una cucharada entire mis- dos conidas.
y me propongc yolver a emprender su
uS0
DR. n. DE LARRooUE.
Cabanero de Ia Legion de Honor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20

M. Leg. de cuarenta amos de edad.
afeCtadO de una dyspepsia con debilidad,
ha sido sonctido al aso del Jarabe de
ouina ferruginoso; al Cabo dc ounce dias,
la melOria era va notable, las fuerZaS, el
apetit0, la tranquilidad de espiritu habian
sido recobrados. Al cabo de dos meses de
usar este mediCamento NJ. Leg. habia
cOmpletamente reStablccido su queDran-
tada salud y
(Boletra general de Terape4tica de Paris.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20
unJarabe ferruginoso de cmmauis y c..

q Constantemente produce los mas d1-
choSos Fesultados en- los casos de dyspepsia.
clorosis, anlerorTeG, hem lorr1gids, febres spo4-
deds, didbetes y en- todaS las CIRCUMSTANCES
en- que es necesarto reponer las fuerzas del
enfermo y reStituir la saAgre sus princt-
pios dterados o perdidos
Dr. ARNAL,
MLdico del Emperad0r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20

Longanizas de vich frescas en- I'll C0tmado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20

G., f, ROBINSON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-08-20

Esta preparation, que permite sunni
niStrar a los enfermos dos medfcamentos
impOrtanteS baJo una forma agradaDle. eS
de una digestion sumamente facft.
d. CHARRIER,
TnSo IL !, cIin;.a IA Ia Cac,tt. A IL ID. -.
, 1880-07-01
Forest Grove, Oregon, March 8, 1850
Election Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that on Monday, the 18th day OF
July. 1880. ut the engine room of Rescue.
Engine company, No. |, on Adams street
in the city of Port Townsend; W. r., a
general election will be held for all city Of.
ticers required to be elected, to wit:
Mayor OF the city Of Port Townsend.
for the term Of one year p ..h.Wo 800
Marshal Of thecity of Port Townsend
for the term Of one year. .t. -', a..
-Four cOuncilnIen-fOr the term OF two
years-in the place of Messrs. III. L. lib
hn's. C.. SC. Bartlett. +. w. James and
}. palgardnoc, whose terms Of office ex-
pirc. t . -, ,f,.f ....
And OF said election Frank Myers isap.
pointed Inspector, Chas. Fl. Jones and
George IL. Barthrop. Judgos. and r. III.
NicoI aud Daniel ii. Hill clerks. to COLI
duet the same. an., re.s r..aI. a.
Which election shall be opened at 8
o'rlork in the forenoon of said day, and
will continue until o'clock in the after
noon ofthe same day without closing the
polls.
This done and given under the direction
and by order of the City Council this 18th
day Of June, 1880.
. G. MORRIS HALLER,
..... City clerk.
, 1880-07-01

AMONG the notable visitors to
Port Townsend this week were Hon.
w. Mcpherson Hill, wealthy vine.
yard owner, Of Sonoma Valley, CAL,
and Horace l.. Hill, of San Fran
cisco. These gentlemen are broth.
ers Of our worthy townsman, DR.. N.
ID. Hill, and Of Hon. r. G. Hill, of
Island Co. The FIRST named gentle.
men had never visited Puget Sound
before. They expressed themselves
delighted with it, and predicted a
grand future not only for the Sound
but for Port Townsend in particular.
The former one of them owns six .
teen hundred-acre vineyard in Cali
fornia, and has been member of the
California State Senate. The youn
ger, Horace L., was for years most
successful stock broker in San Fran
cisco. In that business he accumu-
lated a handsome fortune, and has
already, although comparatively a
yopng man, retired from business to
enjoy his princely income. We are
glad to notice visits from such ght.
seeing travellers. If they shonld
find an opening for the profitable in.
'e,tmert Of capital in this section,
we would be pleased to chronicle
that also.
, 1880-07-01

GONE TO THE BETTER LAND.--At 1 o.
clock yesterday afternoon Lottle c.. wiir
OF VIM. =. Boyd, died AT her home in this
city. Mrs. Boyd was the daughter of
Rev. David and Mrs. r. }. Sircs. and The
sister of Mrs. Capt. j.. M. Selden. She
was born IN Wisconsin, and came to the
Sound with her parents in 1880 Their
first four years IN The Territory were
spent at Port Ludlow, after which they
lived in Victoria, Pert Townsend and
Seattle. In all Of these places the girl
and afterwards the woman endearcd her.
self in the most render aud winning man
mr. TO all with whom she came IN contact.
For about three years past she has been
quite Ill. her combination of maladics
ending IN consumption. 10 which she az
last fell victim. Everything that afiee-
tiOn. money, change of Cline and medi-
cal skill ronld do to lengthen her days on
earth was done. bnt all with too little
avail. Mrs. Boyd was one Of the most
aminblc. agreeable. unelfSh, thoroughly
good and truly Christian women It has
been ouT pleasure to rect, antl she will be
missed with aching hearts in the little cir
Gle where she was best known. In her.
three cbildren-an boyS-haye lost what
they can never regain the painslukng.
atfectionate care of Il loving. self sacri-
iicIng Observation-Disclosures" NJ June
oath.
, 1880-07-01
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at she Auditors office of Jefferson
county, Washington Territory, at Port
Townsend. up 10 O'Clock. p. NJ. Au-
gust 81, 1880. by the board OF County
Commissioners Of said county. TOR loan
to said county Of the sum of $4,000 gold
coin. at Il rate of interest not TO exceed
10 per cent. per annum. said proposals
to be opened by said board of commits
sionerS. Mt their regular meeting. August
I'd. 1850. at o'clock, p. NJ. the said
board reserviug tle right to reject any
an q proposals. By order OF the board
Of County Commissioners OF jefferson
County, w. I. JAMES SEAvEY.
Co. Auditor OF said county.
Port Townsend. Jefferson Co., W. r.,
At June %, 1880.
, 1880-07-01
A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SOZODONT is a composition
Of the purest and choicest ingredients Of
the Oriental vegetable Kingdom. Every
ingredient is we'll known to have bene-
fetal effect on the teeth and gums. Its
embalming or antiseptic property and az
omatic fragrance makes 1t a toilet luxury.
SOZODONr removes all diSaSreeable
odors from the breath caused by catarrh,
had teeth, &c. 1t is entirely free from
the injurious and acrid properties OF tooth
pastcs and powders which destroy the en-
amc. One bottle will last six months.
, 1880-07-01
Vacant Places

IN the Gpninl ranks viii never occur II
You are particular with your teeth, aud
eleausr them every day with thnt famous
toorh-wnsh. SOZODONT. From youth
To old age II will LFrp the enamel spot less
aud unimpaired. The teeth Oi persons
who lISe SOIODONr have pearl. like
wiitcnes+. and The gums u ro~eaie hue
While the breath Is purified. aud rendered
sweet ard fragrant. II Is cnmpos d OF
rare lIseptic herbs aud Is entirely free
frun tie Objectionable aud injurious in
giedients Of Tooth Paste, Sc,
, 1880-07-01
SUMMER NECEsSITEEs.

.9 The Summer number Of EHRICH's
',Fa>hion Quarterly" presents its readers
with Il magnificent acknowledgement
picture, Illustrative OF the fashions OF the
season. and eXecuted In the finest style.
The specinl merit claimed Tor this picture.
by the publishers. is that it is an exact
reproduction of actual costumes. and not
fancy picture whose original existed
only ilr the brain of PariSian artist or
Il, >igner, A full description OF the COS
TUNES is given IN the pages OF the maga-
zine.
Besides this. the ''Quarterly" contains
the usual inslallment OF good things for
the Indies. illustrations and descriptions
oi suits for l,litS. misses and children Of
hair goods summer SPOTS aml lmStines.
a,l IimIrptlS Of other items IN every de-
partment Of household economy. In
every ease the prices are plainly stated. so
that u lady going on II shopping eXpedi-
tion in any city Of the Union, may know
beforehand. not Ony what things she
ought TO buy to hr III the fashion. ht also
what prices she should fairly BE- charged
for rlrm.
a feature Of tho "Fnshion Quar'"r'y" Is
It's System OF romhlnnliun subscriptions,
by which tile "QnyrterIy' i> actually sent
free oi Charge. The publishers rcr''ye
snbs"rIpliou.rn' N thr prominent mo H..
ly and weekly periodica S at tlc regular
rates; AMI 80 Il lrminn on each snb-
scriptlon 81 sent. They iul,,iakc 20 scitl
their own magazine. Tor one year, Tree OF
charge. TO any address desired.
Published by ENRICH BROTHERS, 2S7 to
INi.rh
, 1880-07-01

The "CHEEKIEsTn Y YET, The pro.
verbal "cheek" of 8 government
mule has been fairly laid In the
shade. A few years ago man de
serted bis wife and her little son,
after spending in dissipation, hund
reds Of dollars Of money earned by
that wife over the wash,tub. The
poor woman, through illness, was,
with her son, thrown upon the mercy
of Jefferson county, and they were
cared for as paspers, although the
1'gay galoot" Of husband has been
constantly employed 10 British Col
'umbia at high wages ard conld have
supported his family Just as easily as
not. The interesting sequel Of this
story is that few DAYS ago, just af-
ter the death Of the wife, the hus
band came over and demaaded that
the sewing machine and little per
sonal property OF the deceased he
given TO HIN as having been her
lawful protector. We have yet to
hear Of the exact depth Of deprayity
descended 20 by the fellow entitled
GO be called the mesues, man in
AmcrieA; bat il there is to be a
contest for the position, we are Of
the opinion that this part Of the
country can at least turD out an elig
ibIe candidate.
, 1880-07-01
Sensible Advice.


You are asked every day through the
columns OF newspapers and by your drug
gist to use something for your dyspepsia
and liver complaint that you know moth
ing about aud you get discouraged spend
ing money with but lrtle snccess. Now
to give yon satisfactory proof That GREEN s
AUGUST FLOWER VIII cure you of dyspep-
sia and liver complaint with ~ its effects
such is sour stomach. sick hendaclie. ha-
bitpa costiveneSS, palpiafion OF the heart
heartburn, wntprbrash. luIlness nc the pit
OF thu stomach yellow -kin coated tongue.
indigestion swimming of the head, low
spirirs. etc.. we ask yuu to 20 to your
druggist and g'Ga sample bottle GREEN 3
AUGUST FLOWER tor 10 cents and try it,,
or regular size for IS cents. Two doses
will relieve you.
, 1880-07-01
The Oregon Kidney Tea!

Read the following testimonials, not from
persons 5000 miles away, whom no one
knows, but from wei-known and trustwor-
thy citizens OF oregon, whose names, written
in their own hands, can be seen at our offices
silvcrton, Oregon, March 10, 1880.
take pleasure in testifying to the remedial
properties of the Oregon IL hiney Tea. For
the past two or three years have been troub-
led with arrangement of the kidneys, during
which time l have tried various remedies
bought package OF the Oregon Kidney
Tea from j. q. Hayes, and from he first dose
began to feel better and am happy TO say that
after using the package, am almost entirely
cured. SAMUEL COX.
The writer of the following Is Baptist
minister OF many years Standing well known
as a Missionary TO the Indians, and Is now u
teacner in the school recently established at
Forest Grove. for the education OF Indian
youth:
Forest Grove, Oregon, March 8, 1880
have been troubled many years with
weakness of the kidneys and have tried many
different remedies, sOug ht aid from different
physicians and even changed climates to OBJ
tain relief, but have met with indifferent sue
cess. Hearing through friend, of the value
of the Oregon Kidney Tea, obtained q
box of 1t and have derived greater benefit
from 1t than anything else have yet found.
j. Il. HUFF.
, 1880-07-01
ANNUAL NJ EETNG.

The first annual meeting of the Immi-
grafton Aid Society of Northwestern
Washington win be- held in Fowhr's Half
OIL Tuesday evening, July G, 1880, at
which time the reports for the past year
will be presented, and officers elected to
serve for the ensuing year. The attend
ance OF every member is earnestly desired,
BY order.
w. II. ROBERTS. Secretary.
, 1880-07-01

SINCE inserting biographical
sketch of Hon. j. 4. English, OF
Connecticut, the reported nominee
of the Democratic party for Vice
President, we learn by telegraphic
reports that the nominee is the some,
what noted WIN. H. English, of In,
diana. This being the case, very
different light is thrown upon the
ticket. Elk Governor English, OF
Connecticut was Union man, while
the other was rebel democrat.
rather a curious hybrid ticket Han
cock a Union General, and English,
a rebel.
, 1880-07-01

tSr Mr.. Korter has made a nice
Improvement in his barber shop. We
venture to say that be has shop as
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted up bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one of the fin
est shops, and is master of his pro-
fession. r.... ...... ....
, 1880-07-01

The British training ship Atlanta
has at last been heard from through
the medium of botte found on
Prince Edwards Island, in which a
hastily written note was found dated
in April, stating that the ship was
sinking in lat. 80 and long. 270.
, 1880-07-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in st. Paul's church on
Sunday next at II A. M. and Z Y. NJ. Sunday
school at p. NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
at 10, .t.... .
Preaching next Sunday in the NJ. f. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. WI. Cosper,
pastor. Sabbath school at 2:l5 p. Mn. ID.
Hill, Supt.- Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 7o'clock.
, 1880-07-01
LOCa. and News Items.
CALnoRNIA fruits are in market.


Mrs +. +. Myers. of this city, is very
III,
AN Indian was recently murdered for
money. by other Indians, between Neah
Bay and Quilleute. Capt. Wilonghby
came up this week, having in custody one
who had been arrested and had confessed
to the crime.
IT is supposed the U. s. census of 1880
will develop population of 45,0OO,O0 in
the Union. of 100000 in California, l.
600, 900 in the Pacific States. and 100000
in San Francisco. The population of the
Coast has about doubled since the last
Csnsus was male.
The new Natonial anthem entitled
'sColumbla" and composed by the famous
Gilmore OF New York will be one of the
features of the celebration in this place.
As this will be the first time of its render
ing Oh Puget Sound q number OF copies
will be distributed on the grounds next
Monday. .r- ..t... tF...,-.
ACCORDING to the N. Y. ."Tribune." the
town of Hamstead, on Long Island. N.
Y, must be a very healthy place. There
are. it says, 26 people living there, whose
combined ages amount to 1882 years.
The oldest is 10l. and the youngest is 50
years Of age. Seventeen of them are each
over 10 years old, and their combined ayes
reach 1873 years.
The ALEX. DUNCAN SOLD. The steam
ship Alex. Duncan, engaged in running
from Portland to Puget Sound ports, has
been sold by the owner HID. Hume, to
the Pacific Coass Steamship Company,
and will be put or the Monterey, CAL,
route. The price paid for the steamship
Is said to have been 800
MARRiED.--At Dungeness, w. r., at
the residence of Mr.. John Thornton.
June Goth, Mr.. Michael Minnehan to
Mrs Rachel johnson, all of Dungeness.
The bride Is a sister Of Mrs. Thornton.
and is pronounced most estimable lady
BY those who know her best. Mr.. Mill
nehan is steady, industrious Young man,
highly respected by many friends. All
join In best wishes for the welfare aud
happiness Of the twain thus made one
flesh.
The historical feature OF General Han
cocks nomination which will be most dis
tasteful to the Democratic palate, consists
In the fact that he superintended the hang
Ing OF Mrs. Snrratt. In that, however.
he was only performing his duty under
the orders OF the President That he was
not required to hang JEFF Davis also, was
wholly due to an unparalleled and per-
haps mistaken eniency on the part OF a
victorious government Bee"
THE nomination OF distinguished
Union soldier for the Presidency, who
took an active and conspicuous part ia
crushing out the pro-slavery Coniederacy,
isa Clear demonstration that the Demo
cratic party has been forced to acknowl.
edge the necessity of the Irrepressble
Conflict. to abandon its old States Right,
fossilism. and acquiesce in the arbitramenl
OF the war. In fact, from this date tic
old Democratic party may be regarded a:
practically extinct. Bee"
, 1880-07-01

In this presidential campaign it
would beinteresting to anearth and
republish some Of the scathing ut
terances OF Democratic papers and
orators, made against soldier candi
dates during the two elections when
Grant headed the Republican ticket.
, 1880-07-01

The work of preparing the terri
torlal fair grounds at Olympia for
the coming fall is almost completed
all accomplished by voluntary con
tributions. .smn
, 1880-07-01

RoBEgr MARSHALL, private Of
Company &C." 9Th Reg, U. s. CAV "
alry, has been ordered TO report to
DR.. 4. 7. Minor, examining surgeon,
for a pension. s1.1v
, 1880-07-01

NorlcE the changes in the Fourth
OF July advertisement. DR.. Minor
will deliver the Grafton.
, 1880-07-01

THE Portland "Bee" has been sold
to Miller & Richards, of that city.
, 1880-07-01

WE have not room for the Demo
cratic platform this week, but Will
insert il entire with comments next
issue.
, 1880-07-01

WE are gratified to notice in the
"Oregonian" a lengthy mention of
the recent visit of our distinguished
townsman, F. w. Pettygrove, TO
Portland. 1t very justly commends
his keen foresight and business en-
terprise that made Portland what
she is to-day; also comments upon
Mr.. Pet,ygrove's prediction and
wish that Portland and Port Town
send might be connected by rail
road in FIVE years. time. We regret
that want of space forbids our copy
ing the article entire.
, 1880-07-01

IMMEDIArELY following the collis'
ion 5etweea two steamers on Long
Island Sound, comes the report Of
the loss by FIRE of the steamer Sea-
wanahaks, (which runs from New
York to Glen Cove, Cold Spring,
Oyster Bay and Roslyn, on Long
Island Sound. Out of about, 500
passengers on beard so are supposed
to have been drowned.
, 1880-07-01
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
HOLDING TERMS AT PORT
TOWNSEND, IN JEFFERSON
COUNTY.
Peter deJorupI)
VS.
His Creditors.
, 1880-07-01

by invigoratng IL feeble constitution, reno
a Thin and innnirtinus circulation with Ho-
ate tcr's stomach BitiCrs, the finest. the most
high Y sanctioned, and the most popular
tome and preventive IN exist enee.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-05-05
PresbyterY of West Hanouer

Met at Covesville, Va, April DIST and was
opened with sermon by Rev. G. L. Petrie,
from James iii: r. first clause.
Rev Hugh Henry was elected Moderator.
j., The next place of meeting is the Byrd church,
the time, August 18th.
Tabor church has been organized since last
meeting
Mr.. Theodore Epes was ordained as an Evan
gellst, and Messrs. R. A. Wales Colin Stokes
I. p Walton, and J. R. Bridges were, after sat
istactory examinations licensed to preach the
gospel.
Messrs Bell Washburne, and Johnston were
appointed committee to organize a church near
Columbia Fluvanna county, if the way be clear.
The following paper with reference to the
Central Presbyterian was passed
The PTesbytery of West Hanover recogniz.
ing the value Of a religious paper as a means Of
good, and apPreeiatng the very high ability
and efficiency with which the CcntraL PresbDte
r'Gn is conducted recommend to our people to
subscribe for the same"
The following action on Records was taken
ResotOed, l. That it is the duty of each Church
Session to review its records at the meeting pre-
cedlng the spring meeting Of Presbytery, and
formally attest at the close of the records of said
meeting the Ia OF the approval of all the re-
cords reviewed
ResolUed, 2. That the Stated Clerk of Presbv.
terry communicate this action to the Church Ses-
sons.
The following commissioners to the General
Assembly were appointed Rev L. B. Johnston
with Rev S..Thompson alternate and elder
Judge E. r. Watson with A. L. Holladay, alter
nate.
Rev. DR.. Bell was appointed chairman of
committee of Publication in place of ev. II. H.
Hawes resigned.
a. committee was appointed to report on the
subject OF " Colportage within our bounds" at
the next meeting.
REPORT RECOMMENDING MISSIONARY SUPPLIES
FOR 1880.
Rule 23-Rev. Mr. Petrie, Gordonsville and
Orange, until supplied.
Under Rule 4-Rev. DR.. Smith. New Store
and Walkers or Pamplin's, DR.. Atkinson.
lMaysville and Trinity Mr.. Thompson, Cumber-
land DIR. Dabney, jamestown and WilHs's Mr..
hawes, APpomattox G. IT, and Gordonsville
Dr. Stoddert, Lebanon and Scottsville Mr.
Johnston, Gainesville and Howardsville Mr..
Wales, Bethel Mr. Woods, Madison and Tabor.
Mr.. Peese, Lovingston Mr.. Mccoy PALMYRA
Mr.. Henry, Harmony and Providence or ST.
James; Mr.. White, Amherst and Hebron; DR..
Bel! Cove; Mr. Washburne Kirk oChf and
Waddeli Mr. Wilson, Appomattox in Prince
Edward Mr. Wtherow, Nelson at discretion
Mr. Stokes Green county and Union in Gooch
land Mr. Epes, South Plains Mr. Petrie, Rock