Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 193, Vevay, Switzerland County, 5 September 1835 — Page 3

ll'tsiltingt'srt, Aug. iV. v.-.. rt and that tl.c Vov;cpcotedaddre-s

i now in' u-e on the uluiinition.

Erie canal. Il succeeds to

i'l Irn !' i;;nv re conv entt.m has a! last g" " "nined and pruned, and put in mi l a s-ii:sp-i the eoinniitt'c can all w allow, and as will anuvur tar them to ru ne on. vuli before the puoli -. It is to appear hi the Globo l -in arrow. It i- -aid to h- very long, i- :a vie op principally itii an arioi.nent in support of ibo democratic lii.t ut IioKiiau siudi a convention, Ubored

... nil ii -, ... . ., nl.intoi. n noil Oil II! M rpnil! WRStCTIl

:ih ml s'aie rig:U, a ha arisii aoom me, - -

One would be naturally surprised on beingtold tha t it is proposed, and is perfectly prac

iticable, to scorten the voyage between N.

Voi le and Liverpool at least one third by means of rail roads. The mode of effecting it is cleaily laid down by a correspondent of the Portland Advertiser. An English paper states,

that a rail road is contemplated trom Dublin

iTIarrietl.

i t:

a.i hank, and as lath- as possible in Savor of

an Bnren and .Iolms.n. it lumps them both

coast of Ireland, with a view to shifting the port for the English packets from Falmouth

, ,;lvs tlu-v have been serviceable U,t Valenlin, a port further projected into the t:.: couu.rv.and ,-alU all the democracy to Atlant.c Ocean than any other in Europe. Op-

r I i.v posite lo mis on our coiuuiuh u is piupuc-u iu

h.ipporl them! Am 1 this a-ldivsi i

. S;i vonson .Hid il.Si ran1': - ? S.evoa-

t'-sol uioa which was a ! pcd by too Va. deleg ttioa in 'hei -mivi .".ition.and sii'oiniUed hi one of their in ai!n a , dccl irin that thev coald not and won! I not support il. M. ,K.;.ii ;r vin- proid.- i;. Evfry man of the ivSe'j:aii'n solennd v aa'ived to t!iis,:md yet AS'CM'iiNia unni i!un! v cuiu s before the public, and to oinniciid- and endorses U. l, Johnh.ia - a sai a'de peix!i fu vic president! the

r:.:iduet ui II, Su.inii is no better! Comment

is u.nii !. iry I ir 'aa 15 i!t :i papers are iou:ulin;

ill vr 111" I11 il 1 ll'-m v. viiiicu in i.v.

' ,.-ai-i

. 'V wil ll

Thence : steamboat mitht run be

tween the main land and iVmce El ward's

Island to the bay of Verte. From this point !v the river St. John's, Bangor in Maine, iniiiht lie easily i cached either by steamboat or railroad. By this route the lengclh of the sea voyage between lvirpe and America would be reduced to a fortnight.-

Notice.

rapidly to increase. This paper is now dis

lii a taoir n a:i I declarin-j that something i- likci v to com : toli.it r spectiny, the decap-

ilj; ire ilea !

Po or fellows are they

The S iltan refuses a passport for Trebizond

to the Briii-h minister to Fcrsia. Lord Mulgrave, the popular viceroy of

!!r..l in I U :i!i,ii makino- a liinr t hrotiprh the

a.V.'l.ll. , ..m- - - O island, to examine personally into the wants and condition of that sutlering people.

Oransje Eones are said to have been found

U tli oaoi ui

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1 :iO -e.l ?i III I' U III i;;iI.Illli:i litl unm '!--' . - . , . ,i

lhocol!l!hei-uehead., W exist io conue ,i ic mu a,..s u.e -

On the 2?th August 183o,in Vcvay by Perret Dufour, esq. mr. Euiiu W.vshburx, to miss Zarelda Trotter, all of the town of Vevay.

A SLANDERER,

Whereas, heretofore, to wit, on or about the 1st of April last, Mr. ABRAHAM IVXILIiER, ,atc f Decatur county, now of Switzerland county, reported to various

persons, that .MICH J EL TOSH, late of Fa

yette county, Pennsylvania, was a neiro, or a

man of color; which statement -is totally iaise which can be verified by respectable testimony. To persons unacquainted with the general character of said Miller, we will state that it is currently reported, that he was convicted iu Decatur county, la. for stealing

Hogs broke custody, and that a reward of ten dollars, is offered for his apprehension. N. B. He is now in this county, and can be

apprehended, at any time, by a vigilant ofli cer, HENRY GULEION,

JOSES-U FULTON July C. This is tocertify that I wasacquainted with Michael Tosh, and lived near neighbor to him in the state of Pennsylvania, about 20 years, the same Michael Tosh, who was grand father of Daniel David of Switzerland comity,

Indiana, and during said acquaintance nf. twenty vears I never to the best of my re

collection heard it even insinuated that he was -lot N

To the heirs and lr

.....O r.i-1 r' w rf-ir.L nvur fi -u!i"

'rpal representatives of l-cts-:.H.rrlou f tvK, Union, and the most satisfacto-

salacr Chambcrlin, ckciastd talc J Jr,irson ,.y assurances "arc received that it vtill ccrittownship, Switzerland county and itatc oj Indi-! .jjy become one of tie nies-t pcj-olar nihv

ana and all others in any way or manner in

tercstcd: The undersigned administrator of the said decedents estate, having ascertained that the

assets arisinac from the talc of personal prop-iP;i!1ciion 0f those for whom it est c i i;

erty, are insufficient to pay all claims against gigp.ed shall warrant, its future improvement;

ihe numerous ex eiu i.t

sue from the American puss. No cxi nicjis vviil be spared to establish its peimai c;.t reputation more extensively: ai.d if ti.e hiatal

i!V i'O-

said estate, gives notice that he has petitioned j,ot, as regards ty r

the probate court of said county, to authorize jt.mhcllMi!nf -nt will

him to s'll the north half of the north west

quarter of sec. 17, (own range '2 west, or

raphical neatness ai.'l

natci Kil'v ad inn ; ,!.

Thcdiiii rc i.t day - ,) larccs tl.at will a; -

pear in tne course a ..:, i ' -

so much thereof as will be sufficient lo pay iwj he worth moie than four times the ana-unt said claims, and that the pioceeds of said Gf suhscnction. The- f.la.wing is a list of sale be trade assets in his hands to pay the . ihnsc u hirli have ahead nr r earcil:

Miss Mitford IE I'. Srnit'-i ja-nes S. K non les J. K. lIa chu F. Ke;n Ui ('. A. Somerset IE P. Siaiia J. S. Know les

same the said petition will be heard on tlieL., , , p. . . -r , . . i i inaiies me l list, first day of next November term cf said court, ; , l ri n-l to be holden at the court house in Vcv.Wi ' jrhick,'

the second Monday in November next.

J A RED CHAMBEKEIN. udmiuiUralor. Cotton township, Aug. 13,

....:.. '. . .. l

Let taemsee if he will denv thatcapt. 1). the ea.s in .eland, holmng communication with 4!:. t.,i- ..I.- the grand Edge at Dublrn.

Id It I 1 1! 9 iiKI 1 1 U tit taMU; It: W :in i wnvii I v-. i i . W ai r ton. v. ith ih.e -head' itself, and deliv- that there has been a conspiracy that he was related to that race of people is etrd it mi to hiai. and him-elf with it? Eel j' thc :rmy "5-'"'"1 th,c autocrat. A whoUy wUhout foundation in truth and fur-

blood related to the negro race of people.

And believe the report now in circulation

Notice. To thc hrirs and I'at representatives of William CumpbelLdectaseiU hlc "ft'ie town, of WA county of Switzerland cunt date of Indiana. Whereas, "William Campbell in his life it. I.. I J I T.,..,,. If imrc r.t

lime 'Hie ; iiiie ikmiu iu jniin-j il. .----": . T, .1 the said county, for a deed in fee simple, farj' -I" J"" lot No. Sin the town of New York, aforesaid '-an m India ...:. ... 1 i .a-.Shaksperin; 1 estiva!.

Flio Deep. Deep Sea,

Cheap Living, Sh-a! sne a re's Earl y I )ay ?,

! Henri ()uatre.

Beggar of B'.flin-d Green, Husb.-Oids and Wives, Man i f Ten Thousand The Endies Man I'll Tell You What, The Golden Farmer,

Speculation,

said deed to be made, so soon as thc sum of

liflv ilnllars should be fmnl!v paid, which said

sum h:i. since ihe death of William, been 1 'r

... ... v no. ,i-n,.i

The )ast Indian, My Fi'.r::d the Governor,

et.d it ,7n to hiai. and him-elf with it? Eel ' thc lfa th, nut"at- QA wholly without foundal.on in truth-and fur- fully and t in ally paid to the 1 ga ,tpic n .. 1 -m Lira 5fhe did not da li.r detaining Sre;it number of arrests had taken place at St. thcr it was my opinion then, that he was ativeof said dham and vv hei u, sail ai k T, .r, ;M of aturL. I irf d V Th CaU?cis C,'lbcd ,0 tl,C German, and never knew any thing to the bond, has lately beenassitmed and transferred e ! X:i ,;X school ofcadets, who had contrn Given under my hand this 2Stb to the undersigned. Therefore notice is here-;)

Tin i.a;:s i ! : : ofr Win. !-Mr:. n Mrs. lr.c!.!.a! i Bei;j. U "el-s'.er F."M. lie n.rlJs ri,iiicl;e c. Da r.t; Vv. T. Moncricii M. G. la . is J. E. IMaiad.e 1I.M-M:!::e:-

Mi-.

out id' his room

'It

ignorance

and bo v and scrape cant, I)

a- fast a- p issib!-: ? Thev pretoiii

may iie, ho ever, that they are kept in ignor

ance upon tliii sa!)(:'el, but I assure

n i not uponeonjectures.I speak from the book that Mr. Yan Baien is not. He well knows where the head" n iw i, and well does he recoil xt t!u m 1:1 win g-ive it to him'."'

of the imperial guard are implicated. acknowledged in our

Tlie mysterious plot sometime since notic- nrcsence.

ed, against the life of Louis Phillippe, still JamPS p. Hukill.

them land1 attracts attention. It is said lobe an atiuir JOSEPH CAMPBELL.

Henry jMycrs.

W. 3IESSEKGER.

Vvcv-s Yllvoat, vtuuva.

Saturday, Sept ember

Jouriieyiuaii Printer Wanted immediately a journeyman prin

ter, of good moral industrious liabits, one with

a Miiall family will be preferred. House garden and firewood furnished, and a permanent berth guaranteed.

altogether Catlist. lhirly or forty more

persons implicated have been arrested by the

JOSEPH H. K RIGHT. September 5, 1335.

P"ce- , . r, This is ta certify, that Martin Overturf of

W e Und the following in the Journal au navre . , , . ,nA. Kav1 snn mr.

1V1W1VI LIIUIIll,OUlll. l lliuuui'"! uii'v. 1 . . J . r- i . . !.....

losh, of the state of Pennsylvania, i ay cue

cf July 11th:

. - ' J A.i ,1.. J 1

" W e nre assured mai. me uespaieues ic , , ,. i ii-.i U-,A ...v- - iniinir mill hu lorn nirti fn hi? n mall tliat IlclU

I nA n . v .. K I . a tm noillior rlirl T I " V f " r

T-i I i i. At 1IU I UI! Ii UIIJUU III IllilUIIUJ iiii"" m w.. I-renrh ( iiivernment thfi as- . . . . ' ...

0O"The county commissioners will sit at the court house in Vevay, cn the first Monday in September next.

TWEEDS ad MORTGAGES

times be had at I2i cents sin

Gardner's mill, Alfiey's mill, Sliort's store, Justice Real's office; 4 Gazlay's, do. Green's do. ' Tapp's do. ' Cain's i!o. Drummond'a do. 4i Du four's do. and at this office.

lutted to ine r renc l vjrovei nmeiu nit; asinueu cu v hear it said by any person or persons, in iJennurance that the explanations exacted ry the . . , J. ', i,- , , I ., j..;(K a nL.,if sylvama, that he had any such blood in him, rlv.mber would be furnished vv thouf ddl icul ty i ' J , thi in this ,y the American Government. I ought to pon about

the 19th of April, 183o,fi I r. A l t Vl:ll.

II iS S,,d Meueriiichh.,, shown some sj-mp- ; ' , '23. 1S35

loms 01 aisnpproDauon ngnm .nc nuiocrni . . . r .fMsrlin OvMlurf.

l" I?...-:!.. lrncBDmr tl:l fhp rmirt rvl thp) O t

lu,",n' '"'"'""'b . ."". Hiram flvprttlif.

latter is to secure possession of the mouth of

the Danuber, and shut up the Black fcea to AlllllrS for Sale.

.. n . f n r . 1 i.-r... 1 - mr m. -

constantly circu .umg . u c m , yi . the orchard

fan". are,tnai uon iU guti niu ianueu m - ?c?.-n . 11 it. ...a.. ' t-v 1 ci-i.j : j beloneine to the estate ot Stillwoll Heady,

Porluesil.tuat tnc uuKeoi ooiueiuA,iiisicrtu ? r u: rn .;,ar n,,le

1 . 1 j ... j f ..J U leonsMsimt: ui liiukc inn iihu "iii"-i ..w..v.-,

can i all 01 eing uciu, d U be sold in lots to suit the purchasers can a. all f AngQul t Biscay-all of which ". tonmake cid caS have thc nc'at produced considerable fluclualions in oflhe cidSr InU1 Bnd p ' on lllC preini-

by irivtn to the several heirs and legal repre

sentatives of said WILLIAM CAMPBELL,

deceased, andall others in any way or manner

concerned: that the undersigned vvih petition!

and move the pidgeof the Switzerland probate . r- ."-i i- .1 1 ... 1... 1

court on the ursiuay oi ine nai itim, o oe holden at the court house in Yev ay , cn the

2nd Monday in November next, to appoint a

commissioner to convey said lot of land, by

deed, in conformity to the conditions of said

title bond and thc statutes .n such cases made

and provided.

assignee of JAMES II. JAMES. Vevay Aug. 13. House an tl L.ot For 4a!e. AT AUCTION!! JWrA. WllE be sold at public sale to hi hrst and best bidder, on

Saturday September the 12, lt"35 the Imuse and lot now occupied by the sub

scriber, in the town of Jacksonville. The bui'.-j

din? is 2 stories high, 21 by if. anil a rmah

one story building attached lb by lb all tm-

U uH. A no wu lets ndiomirg, on one gj

"-' w " ------ - J w-

I'he Sisttri

Vidocu,

i Ilcruani

The MSS of the Irish

vorite and highly intttcsth r di

IE B.-.P. a':o . W. 1Uru-k.ii

James I

.I,

lor, tin- fi-

i v rone- l ower so sncci smu;iv an

.d ti.e s i i. a 1 1

l'iil)!ie. as Sir Patrick OTlcnip

obta'.i-a d by ti.e pubiisl.eis, and '. ill ' e t ubrished ibrthwith, fl'l. C It. .. "iltrrnr-n il l--ir.1- T

l lie opoiui:;; niiiino'ii-

broad, occupies a ro:

isnicr:

i.rl ii ill r I -

horse,

!dwi;i

ses.

All sums of three dollars and under in cash.

civtv rl'.IVC.

rmcd'bupuytren had above three and unoer $5, sixty days-over ed that at one time, on S'5 and under $10,90 days, over tn dolla.s Vapoleon on horseback, six mo,lths credit purchasers giving approved

curuy. HENRY GULEION, . . GEO. W. HEADY, acmrt' September 4, 1635.

which is erected a good frame stable, Also Among a variety c, i

f 1 II . I 4 1 -. . - . .

co'umns, a-a is coiiecu a m m : .e n ' -

thentk siurces. Among the i'cri.'ai s . cilebiatcd winning horres "whi'Jh lia.se be' a

given, arc: Thc American trotting

res', Thc imported racing-horse, Mtssorg- r. The favorite racing lauic, Aiicl, is. A '.

foal, bv Lilipse. Bond's celebrated trotting horse, N rf Pln'Monveiion. The well known Enj'izh r?.ce horse To-v stone. A correct picture of a race cour'c, ccc:; ;ag the width efs ven c-'l'ia"n?.

i;!hr!:mc nts elf.

Lost Mail. In our last, we neglected to notice the lost mail. On Tuesday morning

the 25th inst., after the heavy rain of the night before, the mail carrier between Yevay and Madison, in attempting to cross Indian-Ken lucky creek, was swept away with the flood, and with much difficulty and the aid of the horse, he get ashore, but the mail bags weie swept away from him.

After a perscvoimir search of more than

two days the mail hags were found, and taken

to the nearest post office, where the packages

were taken out and dried, and lound to be literally unii.jured. Much praise is due to mr. Cummins, the mail contractor, who promptly

repaired to thc scene, and used much personal

exertion to recover the mail.

UN FORT U N AT E R ENCO NTR E.

On Thursday last, at New York, in this

county, two of our citizens g t into a dispute

and one of them, John 1 enton, seized an op

portunity when mr. Winters had bis back towards him and slabbed him in his back with a duk knife. His life is despaired of,

tavs our informant.

Mr. Fee'on has been apprehended, and

justice Land, summoned a jury to try him and

whether lie has been lined one uoiiaranu ais

changed, our informant sailb not.

The young Duke of Bordeaux's complaint

is said to be dropsy and hypertrophy of the

heart, which it is affirmed

predicted. It is asserted th

hpinornhnivn a nrint of Nanoleon

Iv seized with lossofsDeech security.

,.V. " .w ,

ikatalepsy).

Jcux t esprit. The double Marriage.

"Lord, Madam, how wedded you are lo your own opinion." cried captain Woods to his

charmer. "Fd advise you, then,, 'replied the

wittr fair one. to commence an action of

J 11T 1 1 A

Lig(ir)vj against me." Yoous promised to

think of it.

dram-alic Scene. "Sir Thomas, give me

mother tumbler of that Cognac," said the

gentle Harriet to the Knight. "My dear, ?. i i . i i

have some scruples aioui inouigmg you in

vour desires." "Damn your scruples, "roar

ed her ladyship, "give me the drum. 1 he m is fac is roua bodied,of the Pilgrim breed

fated liquor vanished belore a moaarate ai)OVe reward will be given lor Ihe tongue could pronounce 'Jack Robinson., horse and thief, or fifteen dollars for eidier

4 Tale Re-tail-ed. "Did you ever read my j ri..,50iiable compensation will be given

father's Tales of my Landlord?"1 asked Sir to any j,ersonwho will give information where Walter Scott of Captain Grosset. "No in- bc found.

deed !'' replied the poor victim of Mars and WILLIAM G1YEN,

Yenus,"! have no occasion, as 1 hear the talcs nv Ancrcw Given, his agent.

. f f I J

of my lanriiord mucn too ouen ior my eou- September 2, 1S35.

2 horses, 1 two horse waggon, household and'jects cf irUerests, v. m

kitchen furniture consisting ol bed? and bedding, stands, table, bureau, franklin stove and pipe, &c. ecc. . ' . M m 111

ri-ni! a sums under AJ ensn in nana

Il Lave L-.cn pi:'

are the followinir:

A cotnpL-te treatise o:i teen Eiusati.-::.-, for the i:

dies in tiiat most hc.i'thv ; i'

all

e, n;, n:r nt :vi ise

i V l n:s .ill sin." - , . r i X i itaver S5 and under $'20, six months credit I.xpl mMm . cf the Amoma!..:. -i, J over .C;-0, nine months cre.lif the purdiaser cr, ii!ostra!ed by eleven ni;,;iu, p. giving good approved security. aleto com- The sul j-c ds v Inc h a, e .-a. n-aa. . y cmenccat 10 o'clock. A. M. ;" , 1 GEORGE M. CHILD. Itir.: -try understood fiosi ihe ulx'A u:g tin.

a v-

Jacksonvirlc, Au. 2'.V.

sale of lots

Monday

v oi tnein: ' The turf tin!

i". itii.

l.vt,

Thirty Dollars Reward.

TRAYED away, or was stolen, onfavorable weather.

iioiii ine iiiniii: ui ini-aMi'.i i iwi v?i' ivj,'.. . y

feifl living near the mouth of Log-lick

fit

I Ct-iltnfTitirt pviint V fill t in

A clicsimt sorrel Horse. Three vcars old last April, and nearly six-

jjamn your scrupies, ran- (ccn h;UUs high. He has a star and snip in

this town, took pine eand tk.l withstanding tjiej

i number of in lots wereForty ia-Iot ; and eir! tj

small Oal 101S ulu lOl auum liiici-ii i.-.niiiu-ti ,

fa the structure ar.d cV"iai ter r f il.

On the i'l-pr -.jvi'tn o! i.raacd i.;.li Kales for Novices in tb ;u-tn:r. - .Ictl.od. f--r fee-ding .-.nd tr;;t:.ip I . . . . .- i , .

.in a ,-.:.'ii:es oi c-:. ;i:'.ii.u

dollars. A lew lots can be h nt of the projirictoi , at private ale. Due notice will be fji ven of i": second sale. IVtLLUM LAIVMIXCE. Centre Square. Angnsl

L..v ,

.por'iaitr.

: 11

TAKE1X U,

I a I 1 . a - it.

w ,.. -r.r zeiianu couniv, inuiai-.a, on me

Caution against Poison. Housekeeper

should be cautious about using glazed earthern

rt:ssels for holding confections, either preserved inacids,or liale to undergo acetous fermentation. The lead used in ihe process of glazing is a (Ladly poison. It is disengaged by the action of acids, and diffuses itself through the entire contents of the vessel from which it i corroded. Manv DC.rsons. not aware of this

fact, preserve, pitk'es and swatni'-ut in glazeo earthern jars, and from the deleterious c.hangwhich the confections undergo in consequence lose their health, if not their lives, withou; ever suspecting the cause.

A capal steamboat bys been constructed and

vemcn.ee. N. B. The editors of the Sentinel, ocorgc-

town.Kv. Gazette, Lexington, and the Com-

lMPonTNT Purchase or Texas. We monwealth. Frankfort, Ky. andtheUhigof

find the subjoined important information in Cincinnati, will please insert the above three the last Natchez Courier. We know not h- times and send their bills to this office.

ing further of the correctness of the intelli- . . prv ? ,rrtj sience, than what is furnished by thc Natchez Kii i U J H J.' 1j u J. 1 m t

editor. He, however, appears to have such Iff . a a a"i

liUl WTTTF.lt 1- AS. I have hercloture executed

min. I 'lhile doubt of the fact." Should the TT and delivered to Orlando S. Morse, ol

statement prove true we think thc arrange- Norfolk irgima, (then of Alexandria, ot thc

ment woinu no satisiaciory io me couniiy . luimieiui uuiuiuunit; m-i t-w.vi... .v..

"We mentioned a few weeks ago, that attorney, one to collect certain propeny mi

ibere. was a rumor abroad that a treaty was me in the state ol iMassacnuscus, anu ine uui-

in Washinaton, between the United States er one to collect monies and transact business " 3 . . . . ...I. . .i nr i ll- . III...

md Mexico, by which Texas was ceded to for me in Europe, ine esi inuies .mu m.

he former. Our information now is such as United States; the precise dates ol which, is

o leave but little doubt of the fact. To avoid not now recollected, but which 1 now hereby

ill constitutional questions as to the right to purchase, the following plan, we understand las been adopted: as the line between Mexi-

:o and the United Slates, has never been run iy Ihe authority of the two governments, and

f course, is still unsettled, to avoid all expense and controversy hereafter, for a certain

lavment in money to be made to thc Mexi

an Government, by the United States, it is

greed that the Rio del Norte shall be the

line.

Y PATRICK DONA HOC

livimrm Pn.rv f nviisliii S vvi t

'I V I5ih dav of June. lb'.5, a

jj? -.-

-m. nay .uaiv, with a blaik mane and tail, a small star in her forehead, the left hind foot while, a small collar mark on each shoulder, shod all round, fifteen hands high, and supposed to be I'd year-

nanT. I-is uajr, : uwt attr. t . . r i ... I

.pproveu ur".r-es, n i. in iiey i: Cnlii. ii.-rs i.r. S,:' -i and ae: :v

Th;: tnaft p--.p-.ibir song-, Tlse art of I a gerueiuao! A variety cl Eeiii-.ts ;

tic ieonemy. j An Epitome of imp.-1 1;. j Gentlemen's viuarteily tl.'sOliS. '1 ho Yado Moc i p

pet i.a ivipi'r, ot a ev r,

and is pcblrslu d eciy I ;;s per .-.unuip, in adv a

hio.'.. u postage t ; :e, wi

,a c i

X i IC'i'i led Ooi 'vvi.:

ifiiii:iy. :

p- i e;

ice I i..

old; appraised at ,s'dv) (!0 by Bela II.--a rick ic. t,i. and l!ic paper ( a'n and William. McLaughlin, before me, thii'27t!i vr;,t it (Vnn lubiar g bv nail.

day of June.

ARIBERT GAZLAY, J. P.

revoke and recall. Therefore, all person

are hereby notified that jaidOrlando S.Morse

is no longer my attorney, and l shall not recognize any actsofhis, from this date. ' JOHN IE PER LEY.

Jacksonville. Aueust 20, lbJ5.

COThe editor of the Norfolk Herald nnd Alexandria Gazette, will please insert the a-

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