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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-04-27

Among the many wreaths OF flowers
placed upon the coffin of the late John
| Brown were two contributed bv the Queen
and the Empress Eugene To the me
mortal wreath from the Qneen there was
affixed large mourning card bearing the
following words in her own handwriting :
| IA tribute OF Loving, grateful. and ever
! lasting friendship aid affection from his
| truest, best and most faithful friend, Vic
| toria, e. l." 1t is noted that the wreath
she sent for Lord Beaconsfield bore the
| words, "a mark of true affection. friend
ship, and regret; :" that for Dean Stanley
| "a mark of sincere affection and high
| esteem"
A storm was raised last Monday in one of
the Patterson, N. j., white public schools
| by colored female teacher being sent TO
| take the place If white one who was
sick. The two classes she attempted TO
| teach broke up in a wl,irlwind OF indig-
| nation. The obj .ctionable teacher was at
| once withdrawn.
The Wytheville, Va, mob that hung
| Bill Crockett few days ago, have notified
| Robt. Meyers. chum of his, to leave the
| county. Movers had no connection with
| the murder for which Crockett was hung
| and, in a card, defies the mob.
Old Virginia is coming to the front. at
| a farm on the Rappahannock river $40 :
900, two masted schooner, built for one
fourth less than it would have cost In New
Jersey, WAS launched last week in the pres
ence Of a large gathering OF. people from
King George. Stafford. Caroline and Spott-
sylvania counties. Her first cargo is al
ready engaged.
There are altogether 872 baronets in
I Great Britain and Ireland. some OF whom
are very Door. The Bank OF England and
the Oriental Bank both have baronet
clerks. Another is IN the Irish police.
Judge Waller R. Staples will deliver An
address before the Literary Societies OF the
Montgomery Female College, June 7tb,
Commencement day.
A Young Mems Christian Association
was formed in Charlottesville, ON the 9 b
inst with llS members. and S68 subserib-
ed. w. H. Waddell, formerly OF Augusta,
10 one Of Ito delegates to Lynchburg.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-04-27

Some revived "reminiscences of the
Pleasants-Ritchie d uel published in the
Richmond Wing correct The impression
that John aampden Plea sauts was editor
OF that paper when he fell. He was the
edi. or OF Richmond paper called 1.-THE
Republican"
U, s. Senator Joe Brown, of Georgia,
has just sent in his second check for ST..
GOO for the Baptist College at Richmond
Va.
1t is officially stated that the soldiers at
the camp at Aldershot. England, expend
$500, 600 annually il, beer. Wellington
allowed it as superseding whiskey. Wolse-
ley does not.
According to the last census there are
5000 actors snd 1000 actresses in the Uni
ted htstes.
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An enthusiastic Mahonelte said to us
yesterday: "Mahone is no more RepuD-
llcan than 1 am, and have bsen DEM
ocrat right along and expect tn remain
one. Malone las affiliated with Republi-
cans. because just now be can make use OF
them.-Petersburg IndeI,
Then if every Individual Democrat was
like the "enthusias, ic Mahoneite" and
Gen. Malone, there would be no Demo-
cratic party in the United States, and the
whole male population would be "for
Arthur That is the memorable logic
of such silly talk, as the Inder's enthusi-
astic babbler favors it with.
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FOR TREASURER,
JAMES n. MCFARLAND.
FOR SHERIFF.,
A. b. LIiiHCNER,

DISTRICT OFFICERS
BEVERLEY MANOR DISTRICT.
For Supervisor J. N. Hendren
For Commissioner of the Reyenue-W. Arthur
Wilson.
For Constable-John Sullivan,
For Overseer of the Poor-Michael McAleer.
For Justices of the Peace-J. NJ Liekliter, Jos
T Mitchell, E. M ''ushing.
PASTURES DISTRICT
For >uprrvisOr-H. Seg.
For Co'amis sloner of the Revenue-D F. Hoover.
For Constable w. T Lightmer.
For Overseer of the PoOr-Wm Kunkle.
For Justices of the Peace-B. o. Ferguson J. 8.
Guy, VIM. J.. Enritt
MIDDLE RIVER DISTRICT.
For Superyisor-John Firebaush.
For Comm issioner OF the Revenues N. Patter-
SON
For Constab,e-N. C Watts.
For Over,eer of the Psor-NC Watts.
For Justices of the Peace-K. B. KoIner, Edward
c. Crawford E. O.. Peale.
SOUTH RIVER DISTRICT.
For Supervisor j. =. Els.
For Commi >sioner OF the Revenue-W. L. Mowry
For Constable "A. H. Curd.
For Oyerseer of the Poor-R D. Hensley.
For Jus ices of the Peace-Jacob Koiner, ]. W
Churchman, r NJ. Bell
NORTH RIVER DISTRICT
For Supervsor--W H Gamble
For Commissioner of the R venGe--Wm A. VICAR.
FIR C,nstable-N. 2. Wheeler.
For s'verseer Of the Poor-W Wa Her Oder.
For Justices of t he reace--John Mills, John j.
Cdpp, H. V. Bel.
RIvERHEADs DISTRICT.
For SuperviSOr--JaMes H. Cason.
For Co nmissioner Of the Reyenue--J. Frank
Wilson
For c onstabe--Thnmas 4. Brownlee.
For Overseer of the Poor--A Blauth.
F. Justices OF the PEACE. N Mitchell W. W.
Gale, T. M. smiley.
Witne 8 our hands. this 18th day Of April, 1885,
Il JAMES BUMGARDNER JR.,
JAMES H. TODD.
WILLIAM F. SMITH,
apr20-et. Committee.
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THE BULWARK OF AM NDEPEN.
DENT BENCH.

The people Of Virginia are settling down
into comfortable feeling of security un-
der the wings Of the present Court of APP
peals. 1t is superduous to say that this feel
ing did not always exist. The Democratic
people Of the State feared that the Court
would be exactly what the new Governor
OF the State and the new Commissioner
of Agriculture, aud the new Attorney
General evidently thought it was, mere
wheel in the party machine to move in
connection with the party itself. Relying
on being supported by the Court of APP
peals, for without that reliance he could
never have attempted it, the new Commits
sioner of Agriculture took the bold and
illegal step Of requiring tag to fertilizer
bags, which would have increased the fees
of bis Office to $35 600 per annum. The
court took the side Of the law and the peo-
pie and brushed the decision Of the bold
official away as il it had been feather. The
Commissioners successor in experiment
ting with the court was the newGoyernor,
himself an amateur lawyer. He under
took to usurp the powers of the legislature
and remove a whole Board of Directors
from the Medical College at Richmond
Judge Lewis did not sit at the hearing of
the case This brother, 1t. Gov. Lewis be-
ing the President of the new Board ap-
pointed to replace that removed) but
Judge Lacy last week delivered the opion-
ion Of the court, all the sitting judges con-
curing, to the effect that the Governor
had no right to remove the old Board. that
right residing exclusively in the leg;sla-
ture. We do not propose to violate good
taste by praising the highest tribunal in
the common wealth for being superior to
party bias, but we cannot omit noticing
the great feeling Of security that has come
to all interests in the State, by the knOwl-
edge that We have such court
We recollect another court which lately
sat where this one sits. around which ragged
for four long years the storm of party
warfare, and into the ears Of whose men,
bers were howled abuse. threats of reno
val and all the rawlings of the groundlings.
without effect. Those FIVE judges sat
calmly on the Fights of the law and look.
ed down upon the mob unmoved, and for
tunate it is for Virginia that we now are
to have FIVE more of the same sort. An
Independent judiciary is the bulwark of
all the people.
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Torn by faction, the National Repub-
lican party is about to come to an end.
1t will leave behind it the United Sta.es
government, badly damaged but still the
government. There are three parties in
the country willing to take charge of the
effects of the deceased. There is the
Greenback party which cannot carry a
State. It can stand aside. Then there il
the Malone party which can barely carry
one State and caa't control the legislature
of that one. 1t can stand aside. Then
there comes the National Democratic
party, which has in the last election just
carried twenty-one out of the thirty-eight
States in this Union. In making your
choice young voters who are just coming
on the political stage for the fist time,
you Can Re feet on these facts.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
BY virtue of decree entered in the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county In The cause OF Bayor's ext vs..
Bay 0r's dtvisee will sell at pubic auction to the
highest bidder. in front of The Court House in
Staunton, on
Tuesday,. May LIST, at 4 o'clock p. NJ,
that very valuable property belonging 10 the heirs
of George Baylor decd stu tied In front of the
Wesleyan Female Institute In StauntOn. on Fayerte
and Madison streets. Ibis pr .perty embraces the
whole Of the square fronting johnson street
l37. tett and lying hetwe cen Fayetie and Madison
streets. onting Oh Fayet.e street III feet and ON
Madison ST rect l31 feet, on which
there IL a comfortable house with 4 1SSN y
nine rooms, a brick Office, carriage e. sMaiaa~aN
house, stable and other out-build 1iaEsI1
ings. This property will BE- sold aa 4@a5-
either as whole or in lOts to suit the purchaser.
Lots No 2, and front Oh madison streei (which
lot M fronts on Madison street (which Is
pavrd) 3l.S fer and runs back IS feet
Lots and front on Fayette street., each IS feet
and run back IS feet
Lot fiOnts on Fayette street. "a feet and runs
back e. feet with brick Office on it.
Lot Ne. 5.frOnts OH Fayette street Ct feet and
runs back 688 feet, on which is the residence. Plat
exhiti, ed on day Of sale.
iEKMs-Enuugh cash In hand to pay costs of suit
and saie and residue on a credit OF one, two and
three years purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security, bearing int crest rCM day OF sale
aud little retained as ultimate security
p. A. BAYLOR.
apr6 AZ Commissioner.
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The heavy snow in this vicinity on Sun
day, the 18th Of April, created a good deal
Of surprise. An examination Of American
weather records, however. seems to
show that between April ID and II
such an anomalous cold period &C.
ours with considerable regularity
Last April there was high pres
sure developed over the country from the
18th to the 18th, attended by frosts as far
south az Weldon, N. g. In April, 1881,
the Signal Bureau weather reports indica-
ted frosts in North Carolina. Alabama and
Mississippi on the 14sh and 18th, and from
April ii to IA. 1880, destructive frosts were
reported from Delaware aud Alabama
Other instances of marked depression OF
temperature at this period could be given,
as in 1877, when frost fell in the South on
April Is, and 1875, on the same day of the
month. "cold wave" advanced from the
northwest, carrying destructive frosts in
to the Gulf and South Atlantic States. A
record of severe April frosts at Florence,
Ala, shows that IN three out of five years
vegetation was damaged there on the 18th
or 18th of the month.
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REAI. ESTATE SALES.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
- AIIGIlSTA C(lIINTI

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL KSTATE IN
- AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Pursuant to two DEGREES Of the circrit court of
Augusta county rendered. one the 9Th day of
March. 1882 and the other on tie 27h day Of
ct ais we will sell at public auction on the prem
Uses. OH
Saturday, the 19fh dny of May. 1883.
that elegant farm on Midl'e River. now in the oc-
cupancy Of Capt John s. Byers. .s>ssaassfa
The farm con aims 2sS acres, 2 roods XksE 81
and 20 piles, comp sed OF Middle $&&J&
river bottom and upland OF . tine
qualit, about 100 acTeS cleared and
the balance in tin b.r with running water IN every
field 1t lies near the old Guy farm. adjoining the
Kenney laRds; in good n+is hh. rh0od: convenient
to schools Mills churches and on the Valley r
The and X in a fine state If cultivation. The sale
offers an admra BILE nppOrtupiy TO any one wishing
to maze invest ment in first aSS real tate 4 II
crops the land or put out before the day of sale
are reserved.
TERMS cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
expenses Of sale, and the resolve on credit OF /,
land yeas fr m day Of sale. payab In equal an
nual inStalments. the purchaser giving bonds for
said deferred ihsfalments it'll approved security.
bearing int rest from at aud waving the home.
Steadand the title to be retained as ultimate
Iity.
ii the land should not be sold the day abnve
me ntiOned hesal- viii ba adjourned TO Monday,
the 2Sth day Of May, rs, In front of the Court
House In stanton.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock.
MEAlEF WHITE,
WIN. PATRICK,
Apl 2l4t. Commissioners.
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NezU Advertisements
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ITO TIE VOTERS OF MIDDLE RIVER DIS
Il TRICT: : Owing to the pressure Of my bus
lhess am unable to accept the nomination for the
offlces Of Constable and Overseer the Poor, ten
dered me at the late pl imary
Thanking my friends for their kindness, 1 am
most respectfully,
april lt* NC WATTS
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VALUABLE FARM AND FIRsTcLAss MILL

Y 4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALU .BLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue # decree rendered in the cau.es OF
Sprouts admir- vs. Bu he, and Burke's creditors vs.
Burke, We will proceed
Thursday, May Sd. 1858.
in front of the Court House at Staunton to sell at
public tiOn the following real estate owned by
the late hOmas burke viz
Int he Hlme irtct, containing rs~asaasafa
167 acres his Is an excellent aid &ESE3Na8
highly imp owed farm with cOmfmt- ZxEs3HSX
able dwell Ing and all necessary out vyYfBa&9G
buildings. GS&3&1nss
I'd The Calhoun Tract. containing IS &C. es, ad-
joining the lands Of samuel Byers. This Is very
superior farming land
sd The Factory Tract containing S,1< acres
This trac tatns the site and water pow OF the
old Woo en- Factory. several dwellings and the land
Is Of very fine qualify
TERMS OF SAL: Cash in hand to pay costs of
suit and of sale the renal der upon credit If
one. two and three years from date Of sale, with
interest from date Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds wi approved personal security. and the
Title retained as ul innate curity
JAMES; BUMGARDNER JR.,
q. MILLER
APPS 1t Commissioners.
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| WELLER has the best line of
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
LEGAL NOTICES

Ell L. ~ Eo
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
" Staui.ton. April 18th, 1888.
Gregory's Admir- VS.. vanLear & ais.
Parties to this cause pending in the Circuit Court
OF Augu.,a county, are notified attend, at my
Office III Stauntnn,
on the 8th d1y of May meet.
the taking of the several accounts directed bv de
CRIT elm sald cause on the 23d day Of March, 1883.
aprl3-4t. JOHN NJ KINNEY C0mr.
LIRGINIA-In the Clerks office Circuit Court
' of Augusta County, March 2ist, 'S3.
q. 81. Rawlings, pLintif,
vs.. =
The Cleveland Manganese Mining Company, de-
PENDANTS.
In ASsUMPsIT ON ATTACHMENT.
The obj of This suit IL to recover Of the defend
ant the sum Of $i8e.45 With int rest III. IN March
9th, 1ss3 till paid and he costs, and to attach
estate or deb.S due said defeDdat t found in the
county of AuguSta-Suicient to satisfy to the said
plaintiff his debt, lntel est and costs
Il appearing by affidavit flied that the Cleveland
Manganese Mining COMPANY is Nm resident of
this Sate 1t is ordered that it do appear here with
in one month after due publication II this notice
and 40 what is cessa. to protect its interest.
=. tcSte,
SHEFFEY q BUMGARDNER, pa. in. RYAN.
Apl u-4w Clerk
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN WAYNESBORO.
Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit COur, of Au
gust. county, in the cause of hover vs. Grouse
re' dered on the 2eth day Of March. 1898: we will
sell at pubic auction, at as nesbero, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May 1888,
the house and lot near the town of
Wavnesbor.', formerly owned by A iisAl y
Mary Hill, now occupied by John M,SA.+aN
N.Crouse The proper Is TN the asfsssfiSS&
river road near the Chesapeake Il 144dIl11il:sA
Ohio Ire OF. Consists uf two lnts wi h good log
house containing about half an acre, and is espec-
ials y.luabe Tor building pu, poses
TEkMS:-CaSh in hand 10 pay costs of suit and
expenses I sale and the residue on credit Of one.
two and tn ee years ION day of sale. payable in
f9',ds fr said deierr4d instamen with apnroyed
personal security bearing int, est from da e and
waving the homestead and he title To lie retained
as ultimate security. Sale to commence at II
O'Clock.
DAVID MAY.
VIM. PATRICK,
aprl34t Commissioners.
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VIRGINIA. In the Clerks Office Circuit Court
Of Augusta county. March q, 1883
D r. MOhler. VIM E MOh'er and Minor Mob
Ter. parti els trading der The sye and firm name
of MOliier 4 sons, Plaintiffs.
vs.
Filler Stowell & Co., Defendants,
In AssUMPsIr ON AN ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit l. to recover DAMAGES for
breach OF contract made by said p anifs with
said defendants II appearing by affidavit fled
that defendants above named non residents of
this States 1t is order ed thai they do appear here
within .ne month after due publicali n of This
notice and do what Is necessary to protect their
interests.
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Shelley 8 Bumgardner, pq. apr6 At
VIIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office Circuit Court OF
' Augusta county. March 2lst, 1888.
George L. lngersOil, Plaintiff
Us
The Cleveland Ma, ganese Mining Company, De
fendant;
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In AssUMPsIT ON ATTACHMENT.

The object of this suit is to Of the defen-
dant the sum Of $208 t8 with interest from March %.
1885, till paid. and the and to attac any estate
or debts due to said defendant found fn the county
Of Augusta sufficient to satisfy to tn said plaintiff
his deb, interest and costs.
1t app airing by afiuavit filed that the Cleveland
Manganese Mining Company isa nonresident OF
this State: 1t is ordered that it do appear here
within one month after due pub ication OF this
notice and do what is necessary to protect its in
terest. Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk
Shelley 8 Bumgardner, p q april6-4t.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 200.
" SrAURToN. APRIL l4TH, 1888.
To Margaret A. Reard A B Liphtner admit Of
George w. Beard, and all creditOls OF said George
W. B. ard take notice That will proceed at my
Office In Staunton On
the 18th of Moy 1883.
to execute the order entered in the cause Of M A.
Beard VS. ,JnO T. Beard, Sc. on OF March. 1888.
pending in the circuit cOu OF Augusta county.
Stating the debts against said estate the amount
real and per SOna of said estate &c at whicu time
creditors will come forward and prove their dehls
~: G. NJ. HARRISON.
aprz0-4t. Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ,.o,
To all creditors Of the state of Matthias Kirsh
ais aid other persons In any way interested i'll the
settlement and distribution Of the estate of sal
Kirsh.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance of a
decree entered In the cause OF kirsh's ex'r. vs..
Kirsh &C., pei ding In the circuit court of augusta
county on the 2lst Of March, 1888 will proceed
at my Office in st ,uDton on
Tuesday, May 18th, 1883,
to take the accounts required by said decree. at
which time all persons holding claims against sal
estate required to prove the same before me, or
be precluded from The benefit Of DEGREES to here
after rendered Ii said cause.
GIN, HARRISON.
apr204 At Commissioner
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For SHERIFF.
TO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY
Il In ply TO the Call made upon me by MANY
voters In the Speci ator' of The 3rd inst hereby
announce myself candidate for the Bherifalty
the county at the polls.
April 9Th 1888. VIM H. SHIELDS,
apr!3 tdex
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~ ~ CITY BONDS.
OFYICE OF CITY TREAsURER.
Slauntun. Va, April 18th. 1882.
In pursuance OF resoluti m Of the Council of the
City OF Staunton Va pas sAd the Sd day Of April,
1885, notice Is hereby given. that the per cent.
coupon iond+ Of =, this city, issued July lst. 1873
or after tie esp;ratisn OF TEN YEARS At THE OF
TON OF THE CITY OuNCIL. WILL BE PAID UPON
PRESERVATION AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY TREAS
URER, IN THE CITY OF STAUN on, on OK AFTER THE
1sT DAY Ct JULY 1885, AND tn At INTEREST ON BALD
BONDS WILL CEASE AFTER t.. AT DATE.
JOHN NJ CARROLL
April 10th 4, City Treasurer.
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Black Goods

Black Goods!
n
he is showing many new fabrics. such as Kiber
loihs. Serge de les, Jacqnards Broctel Cashmeres
the selection of SUCH BLACKS as may be desire
or mourning purposes
w H WELLER'S assortment of Rlack siks.
w. includes all the noted foreign brands,
with American pl PRODUCTIONS. at all prices.
w H. wELLER'S Co'ored Dress Goods de-
w. partment IS r.plefe with the Latest aud
most Popular Faorcs and Choicest Effects
ITO meet the demands Of his trade w H Weller
satins and Embossed Fouies. Special attractions
in these r:egant goods.
w H WELLER is carrying this season an unu-
~ susly varied and .d complete n sIocs Of White
Mul Vic lawns Imperial OrgaudIes Dot Swiss
g. 'rhe Prices are Right.
NJ GNlFICENT display of all the novelties in
n Neckwear. such as En- BID II 4ndkerchiefs
Col Boldered Hssdke chiefs. Clep. do Chine
Fichues. Jabot Collars. Mill Fichue Squars &c. i,
MUELLER has the best line of
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
in the city-Gents,' Ladies'. Misses and Children's
" ELF KS Hosiery Department nars every
thing new ard attractive in I.adie Miss
es' and Child ems goods-Baibrigsan Stripes. SIR
and Lisle thread.
GEE WELLER's variety of styles in Fancy Ev d
:" ing Fa' 8 in White aud COlored. Mourning
Fans in beautiful designs.
PAKAsoLs,. PAEAs,Lsn PAR as, ! Ns!a
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COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
Respectfully announce myself candidate for
Il the office If Commissioner of the Revenue
in Riverheads District Bell 2 seriously disabled
and incapactatnd for manual labor hepe that my
claims VIII receive the favorable consideration OF
the vet rs OF Augusta county.
MARI tide" JACOB H. SWARTZEk
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COUNTY TREASURER,
TO THE VUTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
4 hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office Of Treasurer Of Augusta county and, II
eiected. with the experience already acquired In
the once, promise faithful and satisfactory dis
char &c OF its duties.
Respectfully,
marl6 tdes. JNO r. HAMILTON
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