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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Suicide.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Dec. DIR. W. b.
Boyd, wealthy and widely known citizen,
CON mtted suicide last evening by shooting.
He had been 10 poor health for some time
and it is thought that he was temporarily
derauged. He was president of the Walter
Plow Co, of Bloomington aud WAS estima.
ted to be worth over 100000. He leaves q
wife and three children.
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Ordered to Leave the House.

LONDON, Dec. LIN the House of Com
mons to-day the speaker ordered MIR. Cum
ninghame Graham lad. Lib member for the
Northwest Division of Lanarkshire to with
draw from the House because ne had accus-
ed Mr.. Smith, the government leader, of con-
niving at dishonorable trick and had re-
fused 10 retract the accusation.
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The Walking Match.

NEW YORK, Dsc. 1.-The score OF the
contestants in the six days walking match
at o'clock this evening was as follows :
L'ttlewood 595, HerIy, 573. Moore $50, Cart
wright 522, Noremac SIC, Hart SIS, Conner
5l1, Howarth $40, Golden 504, Mason SOP,
Campaua 427, Taylor 421, EIaon 405. Peach
24S Smith 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

VARIOUS HIN1s CONCERNING DIET =
Children, especially young girls, are rarely
properly dieted. There is almost universal
IL repugnAnoe to meat and hysterical
liking for sweets or acids, that is unhealthy.
When nerves cry for food, they are given a
stone, and rebel in consequence. A pleDti'
fuI supply OF meat should be eaten st least
once daily, and this at breakfast, when the
body needs bostering for the day work and
when the digestive tract is empty. Taken
then, with moderate exercise, such food is
promptly assimilated and goes where il does
most good, directly into the blood.
l heartily approve Of late suppers, and
am convinced that the human animal like
Others, sleeps best upon q stomach filled
with light, digestihle food or course there
are idiOsyDcrasies there are many kinds Of
people, and the kind OF iood proper for one
would net suit another f: yet there need be
no departure from the rule, Al elderly
lady came to me not long ego and said that
it was no manner of use; she could not
sleep if che ate anything before she went to
bed
What had you for supper last night.
madam ?" l asked.
Oatmeal porridge, Doctor"
well, you could not nave had anything
better calculated to keep you awake. la
the FIRST place. oatmeal, no matter how pre-
pared, is devoid of nutrition to anyone save
the very strongest and hardest working Of
men. It demands for conversion into chye
an amount of nerve power that no invalid
owns and few we'll people can give; in
every other instance remaining unchanged
in the bowels until ejscted as foreign sub
stance, Do not touch it again. Try instead
q broiled bird or lamb chop, with bit of
toast
And the change was all she needed to
make her sleep peacefnl.-Wiiiiam f.
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Body Found.

New HAVEN, CT, Dsc. 1.-The body Of
Geo Donovan, the murderer OF John King,
was found in the resewoir this morning.
The motive for the murder is yet to be de-
termined New developments are expect
ed to-day.
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Mail Carrier Murdered.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. News
comes from Moulton, Ala, that yesterday
morning w. L. Williams q Star Route mail
carrier, was shot dead from ambush and tie
mail pouch cut open and robbed. Register
ed packages taken contained about $4OO.
There is no clue to the criminals.
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Chicago's New Postmaster.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Gsn. Walter G. New
berry assumed the duties of Postmaster of
Chicago this morning Vice g. Corning Judd,
resigned The change was made without
formal ceremony.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New YoRx. Dc 1.-The stock market WAS
very dull this morning and afterward driftcd into
utter stagnation. The opening was weak at de-
clines from last evenings final figures of from u
to ID per cent and further losses OF small frac
tions wero sustained in the early dealings amount
ing to from 4 to y par cent, There was slight
recovery later. but the weakness reappeared and
at II o'clock the market was very dull aud
heavy to weak at the lowest prices re ched
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

1t il hard TO tell juet why it takes girl
four hours longer to wash the front windows
than the back ones. But the great popular
ity OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is accounted
for in the millions of cures it annually
makes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

THE IDEA which some Southern people
seem to entertain that tho influx of.Nortb
ern capital into their section is conclusive
evidence oil friendly feeling on the part OF
Northern men for their Southern fellow cit
izsQs has little foundation in fact, as is well
known to every body familiar with human
nature. Capital is It's own, nobody else's
freud. 1t is affected solely by the desire
for profit. Sympathy and friendly feeling
have nc in lluence upon liz moments North
eru capital comes South simply aud solely
because its prospect for profit is greater here
than at home, or any where else. 1t comes
to help itself, and not the South and while
the people Of the South are necessarily ben.
Gifted by it, they need not lose their self re-
spect by obaequious Difference TO the opinions
and whims of the section from which it does
come, or by o,iugiug protestatiops of graft
tude for the benefits that are IFS necessary
but unntentional accomplishments
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PERSONAL.

LONDON, Dec 1.-Mr. John Bright con-
tinues to gain strength.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-Emperor William is
but still keeps to his bedroom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

Were I all l could wish me. great, glor
ious, and free. Fret flower of the earth,
and first gem of the sea. Life still would
not be worth living, If l had chronic rheu-
matism, tn1 could't get Salvation Oil.
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LEGAL.
.CIAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICp

CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
y Alexandria Va December lat lss-
To John P. Agnew, Park Agnew and Archi,.ri
Greeniess, partners, trading and doing brs;,.a,
under the firm name and style OF John P 80.
& Co; I he Columbia Brick Company Nl,,,t,,
G. Emory, Benjamin 7. Snyder end ; y.-rt
trustees George Trus1ell and Thomas ~
Iison, trustees Louis Cosby, Ii w. Wstkir,
Richard Watkins. Robert Watkins. Scott r.,
ant, William WINFIELD, Gyles Hoskiu, William
Ford, Willis Richards George Roofing I..s1
Rooing Judge w. Williams Thomas Vat
Charles H. Green John w. ballard Louis oI,r,
Mark Baker, Spencer Williams, George Co5D.-
James Jordsn, Samuel Studs, BENJAMIN ;
Jewell Elias Harrison, Callus + Backpa1
Sidney E. Blackwell, Thomas Sylvester. Io1,
Blackburn, Abram Studs John Talil,cr,'
John Smoot, Abraham Hunter, James B Tur
ley, ealsor G. Baltimore, John Luc4s Wli.m
C.Codd C.. d. Nicolai and l.. S. Nicola No..
ners. trs6ing under the firm name Of Moi.
Brcs Wilism J. Murray and Helze Forl7-
partners. trading under the firm nsmG %. I'm,
burx & Murray S. Harris WimsStt and kll.,
g. Uhler partners, trading under the .irui nan.
and style of Wimsatt " .UhT; A. l. MAne
head, and the Eureka Brick Machine Mann
turing Compsny of St Louis and al other r,,
sons having liens debts or claims aesin.t PIN.
said Columbia Brick Company
You are hereby notified that on THURSDAY
the 10Th day of December, 1883. ut 10 or'o.s
M, at my Office No. 2l6 King rect sln Fr..
coed to execute the vacation decree Of Noy,mA
80, 1883, rendered by the Hon. Jane, K i,
Judge of the Circuit Court OF the county OF Acy-
andra in the chancery cause OF John p Apnev.
& Co, &c, vs.. Columbia Brick Company ans
others, therein depending, whereby an au.bo
lied and directed ITO take proof Of the liens. eh.
or claims asserted in the bill of complaint flied Ia
this cause against the said Columbia Brick Com
psny, and also proof Of any other liens, debts N
claims against the said Columbia Brick Comp,nr
which may be asserted by any creditor thor,of
who may come in ana become a Iar y - this SUN.
and make report under this decree to tho sai,i
Court, without unnecessary delay, of the smou,r
and character of the said liens, debts and GAINS
and the order OF their priority, At which time
and place you are hereby required to attend
Given under my hand, as specisl commissions
aforesaid, the day and year first aforesaid
LEONARD MARBURY
dapi III Special COMMISSIONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

ACCORDING TO the latest news from Indi-
snonolis ;he 7. esident elect is very indig
pant 1T The idea that he will have South
ON" A. distinguished from national, poll
cv aod 4ays such an idea is ineuting. Now
MIR. Harrison, Us an intelligent man, must
know that nobody 10 the South wants 20
insult h;n. No Southern man made en- IN
suItiug remark about him before he was
e)ecsr3 which fact, OF itself, is sufficient to
show that ne will be treated with the great
est respect by the people Of this section
Southern people have lost many things, but
thew have not been bereft Of common sense,
az would be !he case if they would insult
man Simply becsu5e be is President-eloci,
whom. as private citizen, they bad treat
ed with the utmost consideration. 1t is to
the interest of the South that the most
agreeable relations should exist between
her people and the chief magistrate OF the
country, and no people on the face of the
earth are more alive TO their own interest
than those who i've south OF the Potomac
But for all this, there is Southern question,
and as regards it Mr.. Harrison must have q
policy, and Mr.. Harrison knows all this as
WILL az every ether citizen Of the country
and 40, his ex ressed Indignation at the bare
lisa Of such thing must be assumed, and
i ridiculous. Why, his Southern policy
was the chief topic of discussion during the
catapaign His partisan speakers in the
North avoided the subject Of the tariff as
much as possible and devoted the most OF
their time to the Southern question; and the
alleged suppression OF the negro vote 10 the
South, aud the appointment of Southern
men to olficss, were the chief and the most
effective strings of the harps upon which
they played. But why so Southern people
can not well understand, inssmuoh as the
election returns sh0w that the suppression
If he white vote was Infinitely greater in the
Nofthern State Of Rhode l4lard than was
that OF the negro vote in Virginia aud many
other Southern States, and as many South
err men had been appointed to high posi-
lions by repub can Presidents. But what
ever Mt. dait'Sru @o"'Ae'p P'i'NS may
he, he can rest assured that iC it shall tend
toward negro supremacy il will not succeed,
and that OF negro supremacy and military
rule, the people Of the South will choose the
latter, and hat it would he wiser TO estab
lish the latter ST once, and thereby save the
trouble, loss, spd b.oodshed necessarily in
cihan; unnu IN attempt 10 enforce the I'm
possible former.
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4 CRAZY EDITOR Our OF THE ASYLUM =
The New York Mail and Express, edited by
Eliot f. shepard !. Ia leading editorial un
der tho caption, "Do you Want War ?" ac-
cuses the democrats of having robbed duly
elected republican, Congressman of West
Virginia, Of trying to rob Louisiana, and Of
having cheated n North Carolina republican
out oi his seat. The article continues:
Pine democrats shall not be permitted to
steal the government any more than they
were permitted to break it down by force Of
arms. Crimes against the ballot box will be
put down by the same military power that
crushed The life cut OF the rebellion. The
next war will not be begun by the South.
1t will come from the North. The caah of
res0uudinR arms that will next be heard
will come from the weapons of hundreds of
thousands of loyal northern mea who
will not permit the stealing Of their
birthright Let the democrats look to it that
they save the country from war that will
surely follow the theft G. the House of Rep
resentetvss. The South had better take
warming. rs outrage upon the negro voter
have been tolerated too long but they will
not be permitted TO change the political
complexion o; the Mar branch OF Con-
gress. Let the democrats keep their foul
hands of tho sacred institutions OF the ma
zion II they 90 on 10 their thevish efforts
they viii soon hear the approaching march
OF the northern army that will make war
upon the men VINO undertake to set aside
the peoples verdict by crime. Does the
South want any more lead and steel? Has
it not had enough OF armies tramp!ipg its
industries with fearful effect? Fit does not
want war, with all its attending horrors, let
il cease its Efforts TO steal the House Of Rep
resentetves; for II the democrats do not
cease now at once III their criminal conspir-
acy there vii be war. and war begun
and carried on with all the ardor and ener
gv OF the North
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Fatal Explosion.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dac. 1.-The second
fatal dynamite explosion on the Kentucky
Midland Railroad within ten days occurred
Thursday afternoon. Four men were killed
and several dangerously wounded.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The wife of Mr.. Mann S. Valentine, the
well knogn Richmond manufacturer. died
yesterday. Had che lived until 10 day she
would have been married exactly one year.
In Richmond yesterday morning, while q
gang of hands was cleaning out one of the
msin pipes at the lower gas works, an ex-
ploson occurred, ipjuring two workmen and
damaging the works. The accident was
caused by some of the gas in the pipes be-
coming ignited
AS q resut of thu recent injunction pro.
hibiting the Rich uond and Danville com.
pany from leasing the East Tennessee Rail.
road, q general order has been issued revok.
ing the general order of the president of the
former road, promulgated October II, in
which be assumed control and management
Of the East Tennessee and Virginia and
Georgia road.
Burk Saith, well known farmer living
in Cuatis's Neck, ia the lower part of Acco-
mack caunty, got into dispute several days
ago with some tenants of his named Beasley
over the division of a corn crop raised by
the Beasleys. A fight ensued, when one of
the young Beasleys ran TO the house, snatch
ed up gun and shot Smith in the face, in
ilicting painful bat not serious injuries. The
difficulty grew out OF an old feud which be-
gan nearly one year ago. and led to hos
tile collision last summer.
Gov Lee has Issued proclamation offer
ing 81 600 reward for the apprehension OF
the parties engaged in the release of Way
man Sutton, convicted OF murder, from
Wyihevile Jail. This lie in addition to the
reward previously offered for the reoapture
of Sutton, whose execution was to have
tsk-r place yesterday. Late dispatches
from Wytheville indicate that the excite
meut over tho rescue of the condemned man
is intense. Posses nave been occurring the
country, but there is no sy stematic effort to
effect the apprehension of Sutton, az it is be-
iieved he is out of the State. The reseuiug
party did not exceed thirty men.
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Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-The President has
appointed John ]. Enright. of Michigan, to
be Assistant Commiesoner of Indian Affairs.
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6'oaE.

The agreement of the coal operators along
the Monopgahela river, in Pennsylvania, to
shut down their mines for an indefinite pc.
riod will 60 into effect to day. The opera
tors have all signed the agreement, and say
that there will be no break, but that they
will ell stick together, and that the indica'
tions are that it vii! he q long time before
any coal is mined at any of the Mononga-
hela works afGsr to-day.
The Bsst coliers, operated by the Read
ing Company, suspended operations to dsy
for IA Indefinite period. Other collierit
operated 10y that company will stop to day
and some will be operated on threl quarter
time
The Knickerbocker collery, employing
over 500 men ard boys, will coee down for
the winter to day. This coliery is repre-
scented by the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company.
To-day two thousand men and boys will
be thrown ont OF work by the indefinite
suspension of Union Coal Company and the
Reading Coal and Iron Compauy's colIierief
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Death Of Rear Admiral Simpson

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. Rear Ad
miral Edward Simpson, U. 8. n, retired,
died this morning at his residence in this
civ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The weekly bank state
ment shows tho following changes:
Reserve, decrease, s2'235,3 2o
Loans, increase, 59O2OO
Specie decrease, 4,SI2,SOU
Legal tenders, increase, 1,643,2OO
Deposits, decrease, 1877, 800
Circulation, increase, 800
The banks now hold in excess Of the
% per cent. rule. 9,9O6. $50
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Dec. Flour is in
better demand but there is no change to note in
prices. Wheat is quiet, and both futures and
speculative grades arc fraction lower, with
little OF DO speculation in either; but millers as
well as dealers are still paying full figures for
choice Wheat; sales arc being made at from so to
106 no fancy samples have been offered for q
week or two past. Corn is dull at 43 to 53 for
new and DID, as to condition; most of the new
crop is inferior or damp Rye 81 to 60 Cats
are higher and active at 3 to 81. Eggs, Butter
ard other produce are unchanged. Mill feed has
advanced
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-Cotton dull; middlng
93sa9a,. Flour quiet, with little better under.
ne. Wheat-Southern barely steady; Futz
1O5; Western quiet; No winter red spot aud
Dec 99las992. Jan 102a102A; March 104a
1914 New Corn-Sou.hern firm white 45a52 ;
yellow 3SA43; Western frmer; mixed spot 49, y
bid year 43lba43a4 Jan 431ha43Ss; Feb 43a,a
A Oats firm Southern and Penna 2Sa33 West
ern white 31a34; do mixed 2Sa30 graded No 2
white 33i6 bid Rye quiet and firm at 62a63.
Hay firm; prime to choice timothy $16 50I
Il 80 Provisions easier. with fair jobbing
trade. Mess pork SIG so. Bulk-meats looss-
shoulders Sc; clear rib sides SIG; long clear sides
Size; sugar picked shoulders 91ia9 iac; sugar
n snts
Iard-refned 9a.. Butter scarce and firm best
roll 22a25; creamery 33a39 Coffee firm Rio
cargoes fair 16e.. Sugar strong A soft IA.
Whisky firm at 81 21.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

Thoae who wish to save the per cent. on
theState tax bills must pay such bills by to-
night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

The per cent. penalty will be added to
he State tax bills after to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh'' Vitaiizera guar
anteed to cure you. Sold By E 5. Lsadb,st-
CT & Bro.
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dec1 I'd

VIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
' of the Circuit Court Of Alex ,ndria county on
the 10Th day of November, 1888.
John P. Agrew, Park Agncw and Arcbcs
Grcenlcss, partners, trading and doing busiress
under the firm namc and style of JOHN 2 Az
new & Co., who sue oD behalf Of themselves ana
such other creditors OF the Columbia B-!eE
Company as may como in and make Themselves
parties to this suit and contribute to the cost
thereof plaintiff, VS. The Columbia Brick Com.
pany Matthew q Emory, Benjamin p. Snyder
and S. F. Beach, trustees George rrusde aui
Thomas B. Harrison, trustees Louis Cosby Il
w. Watkins Richard Watkins, Robert WatRits
Scott Bryant William Winfield, Gyles Hoskil
William Ford, Willis chsrds, George Roofing
Isaac RoolGg Judge w. Williams Thomas VS..
tiers, Charles II Green, John W. Ballard LOUIS
Quinn, Mark Baker Spencer Williams George
Cooper, James Jordan. Samuel Studs, Bcuii-
min F. Jewell, Elias Harrison, Csllus L
Blackwell, Sidney f. Blackwell. Thomas
Sylvester, John Blackburn, Abrsn Studs
John Taliafcrro, John Smoot. Abrsham HIM
ter, James b. Turey, CssOr C Bal
timore, John Inca, William c Codd c o.
Nico al aud L S. NicolSi. partners trading un-
der the firm name of Nicols Bros; William j.
Murray and Helzo Forsburg, partners trading
under the firm name of Fo5sburg S MURRAY -
Harris Wimsatt and Albert g. nler partners
trading under the firm name and style OF VIM
satt & Uhler; y. /. Mauert .esd and the Eureka
Brick Machine Manutsr turing Company of st.
Louis, defendants. N chanccry and upon an
Injunction
The object of tb' suit Is TO convene tho creii-
tors of the Columbia Brick Company, to obtain an
account of Wat property, rights credits and
franchises IT, said company is scizc6, possessed OF
entitled to ascertain the liens upon TIC same and
their pr'oritits and the unsecured debts of the
said CEN pany, aud to obtain ecrec for thu sale
of the fr ncssss the real and personal property
of the said company for the pay ment Of the liens
and debts aforesaid
The defendants, Mathew Emory, Bcjsniu
P Snyder, VIM C Cotd, Vim. J Murray IezeG.
Forsbe &, aud the Eureka Brick Alachirc Manu-
featuring Company OF st. Louis, not having
tered their appearance and given securIty Sc
coring TO the act Of Assembly and the rule OF
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit hat the
not residents of this State, it is ordered that
said defendants appear here within one month
after the publication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in this suit
ard that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, newspaIe
published in tho city Of Alexandria once Il weos
for four successive weeks, aud posted at the front
door of the Court House of this comfy
A copy: test: II. II. YOUNG Clerk
Mushbach and Cation +. q nov22 v iN
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gss-CARD OF THANKs.-Tbe Sisters of the Holy
Cr IS tender their moss grateful acknowledgment
to the self-sacrif ing devoted ladies Tho took
chsrge of the fair, likewise to the gentlemen who
assisted and TO the pst. ons of the fair. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-01

The following is list of the letters remaining i,
the Alexandria Va, postoffice December 1.
Persons calling for letters will please say they AR
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within twt
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter Office
Ashton Miss Eliza Johansson, Axel
Bagley, Alfred Johnson, Mrs Malinda
Byrd. Cesar Lane Mrs Harriet
Boyle, Mrs William Lee, Bun
Burgess, J Thomas Lee, CM
Breckenridge, Lee Lyons, Miss Ellie
Damon, Moses Lyons, Henry
Bradshaw, Miss Mcclure, C
B!odeIs, Marshall, George
Brons m MIS- Mea!y Mankin, EFT
Brown, Mrs Slslchie. Augustus
Brown, Nancy Medley, Peter
Baker, Miss Tanner Meredith. John
Carter Augur Moon, James B
Carter Maria Mouch, William
Carr, Albert Moin, Chauncey
Carlyle, Mrs Carrie Quander, Mrs Amanda
Church, Ola Parker Frank
Chinn, w Parker. Mrs Jalia
Clark, Mrs TIP Rector, Willie
Cole, Mrs Ada Robinson, Julia
Cox. C Robinson, Miss Nellie
Corbin, Rev VIII Robinson RP
Davis. Mrs Susan G Robinson Susan
Dearborn, Henry Rossen berger Sons,
Durham, DR. r w, 9 Scott, s Henry
Dyer, Miss Ida Schowder, Miss Cath'e
Emma, Mary sewall, Miss Louisa
Fitzhugh, Mrs ID Smith. Mrs Mary
Freeman, Anna Smith Porter, 2
Feuil Mrs Amy Smith, Rev SM
Frietz, Cap &c Sewers John N
Gordon Maria Tarrant, William
Green, Eliza Thomas, L
Grymes, Miss Amanda Town, Minnie
Hayden. Robert Tompson, Mrs James
Herring. Vines, n
Hidel Miss Clara Whisner. RPH
Jones. Drury White, V
Jacobs, Lieut. w V E Whitman, & RM
Jackson, George Wright, Frank
Jasper, L Wright, ] oseph
Jahines, Mrs Maria Young, Walter
w. w. HERBERT. p NJ
ONE BARREL NEW YORK SWEET CIDER
" on tap.
n0v16 Nv Wa, JOHNSON p co
EDAM HEEsE Just r,ceived by
u nov30 J, C. MILBU6N.