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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
Brinbtuu {aarhrt, M,,pr ARA. 1.

A. msryc,. 3;s B-sfcstiic. O. psir Working OIeu
IS {, ~ snd Csiyes. 421 shrsp, A I'J5 swns- 50
Beef Cattle uns,ld nearly ~ 4 whirh ere extra naJ
6r.' quality.
fR'cEs. Bo( CeH'e - ~ quote fri quality a, -.
~ 'crnpi De-. o. %. n &c; tn.rl D.. Of 20, ~,
Wo,k,ng Orsp-A barge number sal Hi rice. varying
from SiSioies Also several pair Of aucii,u n, of
o. 20, 20 anil S3l
Cor, aud Caltes--sAlo, were noticed at -. -, 81
anil $50.
SAo'p--Lols werc iekrn at IL, 3)2, SO, 40 ? G4
al,o ono .,l - 60, eni ono ni 5ss
Stins-- Allsll. AMI iuthrr advance Effected. Sow
crsl los. taken at &c i"r nul s. tor hsrr.v'
several lots al : u NnJ o "a -i.o culture lol oi
500 At the "a ne pre-. Al rctsil, ipr ,I~s anil i
tRitows.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
Joseph B. Oakrnan's Estate.

STATE Of pemam, 1fsNi!E Hon. the Pro-
Diariet n Rmtaad. IS. l. bate Court for the
District Of Rutland
To the Hens a, law and all concerned in III.
estate Of Joseph b. Oakman late Of Walling-
ford. ia said di,rsci, decreased,
Greeting.
Hherens William Marsh, Executor of the last
~ and Testament Of tho sad deceased, has
made Application 10 his Court Tor license To sell
The real estate of the said deceased Tor The pay
men, Of the is debts found due against said
estate, aoJ the cost, Of settlement.
Thcr5oce You are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at session thereof. TO b. hol-
den y, the Probate Once 10 Ruand within aad
for said district on the Isl Monday Of Nav next
and give bonds fpr thu payment Of said debts, or
0iherwis" shew Gauge, II any you haYe, why said
lGcense should not be graDlro.
Given IN rIobal. Couri this Oh day OF A pfil,
A. ID. 1896
T. ~. HOPKINS. Rgisier.
10 Acting az JAdgs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

~ nsssien. ~ 30 Al isa W. u.,sari NN,'a"sl,
Msrrhsni II b. te~a, 20 Ma Ainrp KsstI. jssshisr
IT Ntie..ti ". kts ~. ga
T. fairh-d, go the 81 ~, NJ Aients Crees @sf.
'hssi ~ Swsuica, 10 Ms, Deborah 4. Mstt,n 81 the
E.f,net y'sts
~ - Arhsns. 80 iAs sla ait Nc Horace @ cstso.
t~ Me. Lneteit ChuryAfI
~ Aihurgh. on I've teah ur W p.ai. MO Co,dao.
Merchant to Niss Sa.sn daaghie # The ,se u ci.J s
hstry. 81 II Nlbafgh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
Horace Rogers Estate.

!Stafe Of Fremont NE Homer
D,siciet # Ruiioad, -. { 4 able the Pro.
bate Court for The district of Rutla.d.
To the heirs al law aud sli concerned ~ the
estate OF Horac" Rogers late OF Tinmoulh IN
said district deceased,
CREyriNo
Whcreos, The Administrator OF the estate Of
the said deceased made application 10 this court
for license 10 sell III" real estate Hf the said de-
ceased. togethrr with the reversion OF The wid,
o"'s dover therein, for the Payment Of the just
debts OF the said deceased md the costs of settle
msnl
Wyf,re. Yon are hereby notified 10 appear
before said coufi at y session thereof, To be hoi-
den Mt the Probate Once ~ Rutland within and
for said district on tn first Monday Of Nav
next and show cause, If airy you have, Why ssid
lIcense should no, be granted.
Given in Probate Court this Ith day Of April
A. ID. IS3G
10 F. ~ HOPKLN-S Rrrisfrr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

Ma SLADE. % the speech Of this gentleman, (con-
eludcd 10 th. week. pspo the abolition question IN
Congress. have only TO remark while we admit
the ingenuity Of Mr. 3 and the luminous view he has la
ken Of the subject cannot hut demur 10 cf the
petitions taken by him Our adherence Of Slavery per-
hsp, j, not very much less than his We should not DIFF
fer with Mr. g. probably, very much neither, IN relation
to the propriey improrrs,y OF retaining slavery IN
tho District OF Columbia in the s,ate', f be
tnguished without the hazard Of bringing upon the
country greater Gala NIFTY. Our opinion is, decidedly
that this being very sensitive and delicate question, Snd
one which hs. great tendency 20 ALLEVIATE one portion
of country from the other. that ri this time the sg
ton OF had better be partially supended m Congress
cad oy the people.
We have another question in our estimation Of quite
- ueh moment 10 the People Of the United stS,ewhcl
syitate. the eountry-a severe struggle TO sustain
the Contribution ssan.t the mot violent shocks Of ruth
les A.apui, 10 fart, ii suuIy aud frequently remark
81 by Of our most sage and venerable Statesmen
thst IN the midi ~ Revolutionary Hrt=gle
ADD but Him who ruleih IN the Heavens, eau tore
tell the i.,us Should the bold uurpers be enabled Il
sustain themselves anil their principles all The plan
thropie Efforts sneorate the coalition OF the sla,
moe, ssureily val, be unAvsiling. The question o
slavery will then assume a w,1er scope II will be
whether g snsi s~sssi'' -,
WELD the rod over ", or not.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

The roy to eotoh bird, nth CaoG. At the late
Van Buren, caucus IN Wiadsor the little grimalk ns
appointed nearly forty persons as their Committee
OF Vigilance, m hopes, by granting such high hon
ore, that they could gull the unwsry into the Van
Buren, ranks. About one half Of the whole mum
Der on seeing Their names the newspaper. a.
mad as March hsT. aud despite the insult We
guess ihe hoax wont take very well.--Sgi1f ~
Ssr,aiy >s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

Van BVrsH eaHt' .OoSey and mvsI hors IT, II il
nov generally understood, TINT the grand Jacob
IN Club al Washington, ~iln Van Boren st their
head. have sstioned their secret spes at different
points all over the oouniTy and furnished them
vl,s essh from The Puel'- srb. 70 BE appropriated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

~ riccitpneetitg purposes, -Ana also 10 bold up
,b"se uesgte oalses ID caanai stand ~'thaBi .
i,ilc froossrg PIP aud an occasional "a " ne
TAIL --tb.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

TUE COUNTY eocar oommeuces ii' Spring session IN
nj, village to-day. Judge WILLIAMS, we understand
!, 10 nresile.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

cossreIIorr The general Elsolioa for Go'erOor,
&c. took place 10 this State the An inaauL The
result snsbs' ,s Jackson party TO retain the ssesnisp
ey "a AL the brsnohs, Of the sDv,rsmsp;. Hsnfotl,
however il.d nohly carried the Wing ticket by En-
ioer.s,ed majority u tbau, 800.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

Oaio. The Legislature Of Ohio has passed a
lsw prohibiting the establishment within that State
Of any BraLch or Agency Of the L. 5 Bank char
tered by the The Stale Of Pennsy Ivsna. The sec
on which prohibited the circulation OF the notes uf
the Bank m Ono was stricken out before the. pas
sage OF the bill Acts tor the Incorporation OF 81
y-Dine churches la been psssed during the recent
session.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

5J The NswbarGh GsIs'is 'sy. HUNDREDS Of cattle
ar. Syia. ,kn county 81 the wsE1 G! food. Ia Hssy
other para OF the eosatry, fGsF soeSob pesr IL Ihs
PsPso.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

TALLr Two The Vsn Blren Tory papers are in
sl,ses, lseAu,e Edward r. Campbell! has consented to
be yotsd up 10 IN. Du'ehmsn. team. This makes fro
ds,sren, 'ioes tho Mon,pe Ter c, nyeuton from The
Wing nnk'. WhA, a dreadful filling of! We can
spare them So THOUSAND spd thea be strong enough to
whip them tndfulded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

" rhs New York CO@nsreia, say, 4 ..cond nli1d-
cal hs' been arrested 10 New yrk charge OF btin;
eSzeeFnsi the baruius II TOE Treasury Office 1t Wash,
ington. He h., been taken Wa,hugton be u,sd
wins.. TIL. examination It IL sid, gong oa with
I<ufsun5 secrecy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
NATIo rAL TICKET.

A Railroad meeting is to be holden al BE aman's
Hotel tomorrow evening.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

~rhis fs~ Tssr, - naats' q iesa:sl s'ass' 70
Fsisss hu 4.sr.s,s1 k,n zoo &c SO.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

Massachusetts. The Legislature Of Massuchu-
sets has passcd an act authorizing the State Trea-
surer 10 subscribe million Of dollars to tue stock
OF The Western Railroad
In the House. on the 30h ult. the question was
taken on passing the Ten Million Bank bill to a
third reading. and decided 10 The negative, yeas
2l5, nays 2l6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
&c Y S n Z y +.
THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY EALSAM.

- -
/nilk mot valuable remedy d,corcrel ior Lough,.
- Cofis, C0u50my'iyHs, .4s'tmE Splitting Of bisof.
Hoying agh and pulmonary oG'rito"s fereIy k'd'
Accommodated nv mHuy physic avs "nh scnil~Girn 81
The fri fcspeciabtlty. Ibry crtr"te', detailing the
particular, 81 remarkable curss, may he examined on
he wrapper to each bo,tie. Price fly cents par
bottle
COL.NTERFEII,S! BEWARE % IMPOSITION
Each genuine bottle r. enclosed N biue wrapper On
which 0, = yellow label signe1 lAarsos REED. None
other cau be genuine.
J The great celebrity q the GsHiHns FesriaLf Pal
nonarg Baiam has hren ihe cause OF attempts 1" '1'f'
luce s,r,ou, articles, hrh 10y partially asfupins e
name OF the genuine ca!eustcI To m sie"I sd de-
eeye the public Amou. these nt1 ure' ere me amer
csn Pulmonary B4ifam,' ~heS'table "a m"'.Ty b"'-
faa.ic syrup" and o'her, Furchs'er' th'ud inquire
Tor the f,us article ny - Whot, name, ihe
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAA.
aud ses that Il the marks sud The Hghai@t 81 The
,,anine Fach bottle aad sssl 10 sismPei Tsgeiabt
Pulmonary Bais1m. Z4.ly
-, .,t. Of, Ruti-ni w DANIELS q ~ l..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

The NEW-YORKER tfooJ will continue to he publish
ed al rwn Dollars per advance, To which Fly
w.ll be added Il pad thin sir months II will
not however forwarded credit subscribers nf
Whose aolyencY haYo o slt.sfaciofY as.nfanno-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10
RACING CALENDAR.


The following is from the New York Times Of the 9th
instant:
{" The Races.-The weather during the whole week
was ungenteel and dirty. Neither the three the four
mile could be on The appointed days, and were
both fixed for Saturday, rain shine. And rain it was
with vengeance. The track was neat fetock deep,
and got as tie day No time could De
made bu it in spite Of all gallant running need
be seen. In the three mile race Cadmus, imported Flat
terer Sydney, and the Jcwess had chance with Min
20 who is the bcs, three miller exant; they never got
his neck straight lie won the first heats time
der I'm
" Post Boy the four mile in two heats in
between and i'm. each against lronettc, Henry Archy
Veto and Milo the latter being dstanced as usual and
Veto Withdrawn after lhcrst heat, which beauti-
ful one The four first named horses necessarily
changing positions, one keeping the lead, any par
tcuar place, for Than quarter Of mile, until
near the end of the third when Post Boy shook off the
crowd and left them In throw mud at each other The
second interesting, chiefly from the continued and
determined struggle that grew out OF heavy inside bets
upon lronettc and Henry Archy-whcl would DC best
for the money They lei Post Boy alone after two miles
and he went along quietly next the pols while they
1t was complete double race, ard most noby contested
the size and strength of Henry Achy proving too much
in the deep mud for the gallant little mare. What OBJ
iecls those horses and riders were! There had been
tremendous shower tetpten these two heats if it had
not been wet enough already.
Norfolk Jockey Club Races.
9th Days Racc-mlIe heats-bcSt in ).
J. g. Garrsons S. h. Brcmo, years old, by Industry
dam By imported Magic, .................-.
Wn Collins b. m. Mary James, ........... DIR.
Time list heat, I'm. 54s., I'd heat, 2in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10
nrssps tr,o,, E0R THE ENQUIRER

49,, mEssRs. LEIGH AND MANGUM.
where was Mr. Leigh when the vote which d.xo,o-
ca tie was taken the Incendary Bill Bat fot,,
days ago, the Richmend Whig which has kecotn tns
common towel for Green, Noa Walsh, ahd ali otbrr
pank Ed,cts 10 wipe their d'.ty fingers Upon e.toIet
"th 9k ms devotion to Soathefs interests, anon ,ho ~
Gas,GG % ms voting in minort, Of nine aruinst tc
blli Peferring an nncoust.,ljonsl ii yisn
OF lhe sPoii' o. Cioys American System /, ro,;,
trnnal appropriation of portion Of tho fcyent m ,
" common defence. 70: This vote, i,eish was Ja.dcd
above The praise gwen TO common mor,als while Rint,
for voting the other way, received the usual
of imPrccatons from Tie pretty, dccea, mouth of the
Virginia Wigs. will this mouth of all The Who. in
Virginia. tell the people where Nh Leigh was when he
left She most important interest Of the South at the ner
cy Of that Abollionist," Martin Van Buren,? The
vote engrossing the sneendirry Bill Is and {s,
and decided by the casting vote Of the 7doonst,
Van Buren,, not only in favor of the South but of tho
peace and permanency OF the Union! Did Leigh and
Mangum believe Van Buren, to be Aboltlonist; and
absent themselves occasion like this Had they
been present the would have been, it is presumed,
~ for eng ossing, Is against it. Rves, and hangum
e"league Brown, were at their posts Where were the
! " Slamese Twins" Had they gone to dinner!
1t seems Van Buren, more lodges responsibility
| than Andrew Jackson. RIP VAN TRUMP.
T. >: have o few thTngs fo7 the Editor of the Far
meFs Register: sce he has nsrsacd IRIS ringer Into the
tlorny hedge Of party politics: But Of that anon
r v T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10


The SURPLUS REyENrE.-Our readers viii haze Oh.
served that the debate in the Senate the bill to regu-
late the deposi,es Of the public money, resulted on
Tuesday in the commitment Of the bill, together with
ell Tn: amendments which had been proposed 10 it, to
select cnm,nrc of nine members, to consider of the
whole matter and report thereon. The committee
appointed by ballot 10 consist of the following members
namely:
MIR. Wright of New York, Chairman; Mr.. Calhoun
Of South Carolina; Mr. Webster CT Massachusetts; Mr..
King of Alabama; Mr.. Buchanan of Pennsylvania; Mr.
Shepey of Maine; Mr.. Leigh Of Yrsiria; M. Hen
bricks of Indiana ; Mr.. Living OF Ohio.
We learn that The dehbeyaon of The committee have
resulted in the adoption, substantially, Of the plan pro-
posed by Mr. Webster on Tuesday, in his amendment
TOR the disposition of the surplus money of the Govern
meat which amendment follows Vat Int.
Ind be Il further enacitd That the money which shall
be in tie Treasury Of the United States the first day
OF January eighteen hundred and thirty seven,
ing millions, shall be divided among the several
States in proportion TO their respective amount Of popu
to the provisions Of tie second section Of the first article
OF the Constitution; andtlc Secretary of the Trcasory
shall pay the 10 such persons the several States
may authorize 10 receive H. in the following proportions,
and at the following times, viz onc-haf on the first day
OF prl, 1877 quarter part the tsst day Of July,
1887 and the 7eaing 11artc7 the first day of Octo
ber lc3l and all States which shall receive their pro-
portions according to the provisions Of this act, shall be
taken aud understood hereby TO pledge the public faith
Of such States TO pay the same, any part thereof
TO the United States, whenever Congress shall require
the same to be repaid by any act acts which shall re-
cnrc such payment raeable, and in equal prOportion
from all the States which had received the same.
The bridge ACROSS tie Potomac al Georgetown,
was considerably injured by the flood in that river last
werk-about twenty or Thirty yards beyond the draw
the Virginia side was swrPt away. The river an
commonly high. X bill has passed Congress for the i'm
mediate rrpair of the bulge.
1t IS understood that the Rail Road frcnT Richmond
10 Fredericksburg will be completed up to Milford near
the Bowling Green: byte 4th day Of July next and that
Geo P. Turner will furnish n Barbecue at the Bow
ling Green OIL the above ne4ned dav
Fredericksburg .4rcna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10
PLAN OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

Glow then nrc the Opposition settle the Of precedence
bcuccn the three Opposition cana,ct Mr. Webster . mos,
popular Stairs Gen. Harrison Others and Judge White
class Of States. Let then tia Wings nnSs their per
reasonable extent, and farther 10 those
SIR Webster takes the load electoral ticket friend
om should b, aroe but Who in the event bis mol PROV
ag the fonap candidate tho Whole Union, would be viii
ling their favor Of crr Of The other WhiS
In this would upitc all tho friends Of Harrison and
White. Where Harrison the leading Wing cunddatc electoral
et1 should be formed Of hot friendly 10 ~; scEaO oh. mno
tercar against Mr. Van buren,. The SHOULD he rur.
sued in tho States which favorable to Judge White E such
eonc pursued sooi l;h and and by ut means
alone Nh Van Buren, eaa be dsfaed with and the oPp0
'e, come m GG 1s a ny n b,
chouscd Of their votes They to vote with their
eyes blindfoldcd-and perhaps Mr. Webster paned up.
The South President of the u States These who
prefer Van Buren, TO Harrson also TO be cheated in
10 the support of the Genera-And if need be- the cleo
ton is TO be transferred from the Electoral Colleges
the n of R-Ncver there jusgc better contrlved,
for cheating the me ority out Of their cholcc-and
palmng minority candidate upon the People of the u.
States. Will they submit to this manuuvrc of the mana
gers:
The Wheeling Advertiser has already taken the bull
BY the horns. Ii rcpublishes the White Wing Caucus
Electoral Tcket-undcr the head Of W. H. Harrison for
President, and John Tyler for V. P-1he same paper
calls upon the friends Of Gen. Harrison meet at the
Court House the 1lth for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the Sannon ConrcniiOn-and claims The
people here (Wheeling: almost unanimously the
friends of Gen Harrison"
Judge Whites name seems dropped in Western Fir.
gnia, among the Wings Harrison IS the Hero OF the
Day. $500. -~.-.. 49,.
The Lexington Union, the Lynchburg ViIginian n.
&c, &c have adopted the term Of Union lfcket-and
the Staunton Convention is to be converted into an
Union Convention Gen Harrison itenGs taking the
lead, and controlling its moTcments-Never was so
motley, pebald Coalition banded together-sncc the
Gathering in the Ark. ---=- .a.- 81
U It gives u, pleasure to state, that the publication
L.
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SISRHI 20

Married. on ,hc !i u' by the Roy Philip Courtney, r Rich
ard H. Aml,syo, Mise Srsah Ana Vaughan all Of
Married. Pow the 3l Nay tho Rev. John Wool
bridge, MIR. Daniel Taylor Ms Lso b. dlsgre
Mr.. Ben ann Davis, dec.-al Of Powluan county.
Married. the ih ui by the Rev. Henry g. Sc-ar, Richard H.
Garrett ESQ O.! Kin. Queen, the much admired Miss Eliza
beth Les daughter oil Muscoc Boulware ESQ., Of a.oinc
rr The Religious Herald will please publish The above.
Married. in williamsburg Wednc day evening" June lst by tho
Rev. Dr. Empic, Dnor John Cyrus Morcer T. = Navy Mss
Mary, daughter o! Dr. EDh;. ra-e WA1e. Of dat CITY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10
TIE GOLD REGION.

We cheerfully lay the following communication before
readers. We had lately heard very little Of the Gold
mines in Virginia and if our confidence IN them was
not shaken certainly net increased But we are
sured ta, we have not done them adequate ustce-hat
one mine lin Buckingham has produced since DecempeI
about $50 O00 with very simple machinery and Win small
Labor and that another Of them making SteO0
wcSk We have no doubt, that there are very nc mines
IN fIrsina-and those who adventure in them, ought 10
look out and JUDI for hrmselves.-The gentleman,
who hands us lhe following Communication is very in
ieIiigen'' and incapable Of dcceiving the public:
GOLDEN PROSPECTS OF e oUR S:r r!i;itr"
Many OF either party hn1e a,ased themselves with
what they term the visionary pFojco. Of the Executive.
for introducing currency based u metallic me el,il.
This will however he no longer dec,cd chmcra when
once the rich and ample of famed Stale are
fairly developed. We hare convcrsed with gentleman
lately returned from exploration ID prJt of the Gold
Region and whose ycracIiy we can rely, who e1hi-
btpd TO our yew several Of Inc richest specimens of
obtained from different minestke snPpiies OF which
lie describes as nexluslibe. The uilnes Of Booker,
EIdrdge Morton and Ayres in Buckingham; with those
of hughes Busby, Moss &c. in Goochland and FLU
wanna may vie for richness ard extent Wills any IN ths
known word-Joncd to these lie has acquired iniofha-
tim of the richest veins of Copper ron and Marble N
the most elire situations fps operating and transport
ng-ony requiring Prise and t'ety small
capital TO render them available fhus OUT nhncfa res-
surcs, combined with Invaluable staples so widely
dfused must tend TO- rare our hShly G'cd STATE,
u tic '1"A S"e 'Ds"' - '' TRE OLD DOMINION.
rs. In few days contemplated tossoe proposals highly
favorable and advantageous ~ those di'po''u 10 curry w u'0'
views into effect
letter from FincaS,le gentleman in this city, da-
ted June Ith states that Judge Taylor departed this
life last evening FRIDAY, Sd nsl) at clock. lie
had attack Of paralysis and contEncG bat few
days.
Cousrsrovorsr-Weau cncarored to to ,tb.
morning y urnr in on the hrs, of our paper several ea
nnyp been IA l0f time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10
DEATHS

Died. The al ,Junc after Fitness. VIM Douch Of this
Cty agod So wears.
DIED omFlay morning last Of consumption, n,o long uuI
painful IIo Mrs. Julia D., wife of Mr. Edward " Spahawk oil
his