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HAVING been before the American
people over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
and Justly appreciated by many Ihous
ands. Little need he said IN their praise
IN the shape OF an advertisement. The
virtues Of the medicine having heen tes
ted by persons in every City, Io'0n w
lage, and almost every House 10 the u,
States. Ask any one whohas used Dr..
Braudrelh's Vegetable Universal Pills,
and hearty recommendation will be the
result. ltremains only for the public TO
be very cautious where they purchase
Ar DR.. Brandretb's Agents have an en-
groved certificate Of agency on which is
a copy of the Three Labels which are
upon each box of The Pills. MaRk-
three labels on the top -tbe side and bot
tom Of each box, on each Of which is
two signatures Of DR.. Brandreth.
DIR. BRANDRETH s
Agent for Carroll county is
Il A, STlDGER.
CarroIlton, Sept. 2, l842.
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new ESTABLISHMENT.
Hats cheap for ready pay,
buG nO Trust.

The undersigned would respectfully
inform bis friends and the public gener
ally that he has commenced the Hating
business 70 all its various branches in
the Store room formerly occupied by
Jackson and SlncIHrr, on Malue stree
CarrOlllon. He Intends to Keep on honc
large assortment OF HATS of hls owl
manufacture, and well selected stock
oI the most fashionable oastcrn hats o
tho latest style and best quality. IL
can sell Fur Hats at from ST. to Sc
or one-thlrd cheaper than any olhe
establishment in the Western country.
Al hats Of his own manufacture vii
be warranted Call and examine befor
you buy elsewhere.
WheaI, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Lon,
Wool, and all kinds of produce taken d
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hatlin
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
CarroIlon, June 9, l843,
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POLETICAI. ACTION.

The friends Of immediate emancipa-
ton, who reside in the l1th Congress
sional district of Ohio, which is compo-
sed orCoumblana, Jefferson and Carroll
counties, will meet at the Christian
meeting house, one and half miles
w est Of Monroesvlle on the Carrollton
road on the 4lh of July next. at 10 o.
clock A NJ. for the purpose Of nomlna-
tiag sullob BILE candidate for Congress;
and also 10 make such nominations for
State and county officers as may be
thought best for tho three counties. II
IS hoped tho friends Of liberty will turn
out and give us a full meeting,
JEFFERSON,
June ., l843,
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TAILORING
j. P. G. IHlIG} Err,

j. j.. q EIIG Elk,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs The citl,
y zens of CarroIton & vicinity, that
he is prepared, at his shop. two doors
east Of the CarrolIion Hall, to carry ON
the above business in all ils vnrioua bran
chez, IN tho neatest and Voet substontia
manner Those who favor him with
their custom, he flatters himself, will no
regret it. as il will be his constant aim t
give general satisfaction.
Carroliton, April 7, lS43.
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ROAD MlmGpfnrn


NOTICES hereby given to all whom
il may concern, that thOre will he n pc
tltIon presented to tho Trustees of Lee
township, Carroll county and state Of
Ohio, at their next meeting to he held at
Harlem in said township, on Saturday
the lst day Of July next, praying for a
road commencing at or near the house
OF Philip B. Blazer; thence the nearest
Ond best way, to inlersect The road lead
ing from tho mouth of Yellow creek, to
Carrolllon, near the house Of William
McLoud, where the old road in,ersected
said Yellow creek road &c.
PHILIP B. BLAZER.
Juno 9, lS43. Petitio nc
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From the New York Watchmor

From the New York Waichmar
COUerts Balm of Life We invite the
particular attention OF our readers to this
most excellent medicine advertised an
this paper five may reIyor the Uni
ted testimony Of numbers Of The first phv
sclans in this country, then we must
ADMIT this mixture TO be one Of the most
valuable articles for the cure of chronic
bronchitis ever disc overed And Oh
serve, In this respect how much it differs
from the numerous nostFuns SO much
putfed in The papers Not one OF those
medicines, whether pills, powders, or
syruPs, has received the approval Of any
considerable number oflhe medical pros
fesslon But it is not so with Coverl's
Balm of Life. it is a remarkable tact
that this medicine has been approved by
q large number of regular physicians,
10 whom the recipe has been submitted,
a fact that cannot be affirmed by any ono
OF the quack medicines which abound
at the present day
For sale at the Drug Store Of Robert
Kennedy; and at the Store of jackson
4 Thompson, CarrolI,on, Ohio Also
Baker and Dempster, Leesburgh, Car
rol Icounty
CerroIIron, Nov. II, l842
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CERTIFICATE.

THIS certfies that for tweve wears !
was afflicted with sickness and during
this time ! applied to a number of the
most sklful and celebrated physicians we
have among us, without any permanent
benefit to myself as my Complaints con
tinued to Increase upon me.
10 describe all my i'll feelings would
be out of my power had no appetite,
was troubled with severe pain 10 my
side. groat distress after taking food. a
dull heavy feeling in my head amounting
almost to stupidity, numbness Of my
limbs, &C ould get no refreshing seep, my
food did me no good, my bowels were con.
tinnaIIy out Of order, and was obliged
to take physic often which would only
give me mOmeDtarY relief; all my difli =
Culties continued to increase TO such a
degree that ! gave up all kinds of labor
and considered myse Incurablo About
two years ago procured a bottle of DR..
Stark weather's Iiepatic Elixir, which |
took according 10 directions, and soon
had The satisfaction TO find my health
improving which gave me confidence in
the medicine. continued the use of it
until | took about four bottles, which
has restored me to as good a state o,
health as ever enjoyed so far as ! know
| have labored this season on a farm and
have moi lost one days labor during the
time So ! can safely say that the Hepd
attic Elixir, and this alone, has restore
my health for havotaken no other MED
icne since | commenced using it,
GIDEON HOLLEY.
Uxbridge, Aug 80, t840.
For sale, in CarrolIlon, al the Drug
Store OF
R. KENNEDY.
| A Dr;IH 1oHe
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SAMUEL BAKERS ESTATE
NO FlCE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and quolIfod
as administrator Of the estate Of Samuel,
Baker, late Of Carroll county. deceased
Dated in East township, Carroll county
his 9th day Of May, A. D 1843
JOHN ARTHUR.
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Dr. Ntarll " catney's RECp tt-
ic EaiXir,
For The cure of Lsser Complaint, jam
dice and DyvDppSiG,


/ I1U INC iC"" W At7Ff C"Wp d"t' JUN
dice and Dypepsia
Though much has recently been u SD
in relation to D.. Sarkweather's nrpdt.
&c Elixir, yet Ihs question is daily asked
what is your opinion Of this much talked
of mediCInG2 our reply invarably Is, that
it Is the hest remudY Tor bilious Diseases
or the Liver Complain 10 all lis lorms,
that has ever come WIlhn our kn0Wcdge.
Proof Of which is daily and almost hour
iy given Ls by persons who have used
it, aud who have derived the greatest be0
fiji from ii, and whose teslIm my ,ls The
most substantial and undeniabe. The
demand for il continues to increase aud
at this moment exceeds that Of any other
medicine in our catalogue. Wherever ii
IS placed for sale orders are almost in
stanhy forwarded for additional supp,ts s
and it has now become the mpst popular
article OF medicine now ln use, and has
obtained this celebrity by lIs own,inirln
sic merI's. Not single indlviduaout
OF the thousands who have used II, has
been disappointed IN lis beneficial Effects
on the contrary all are united IN beslow,
ing upon it that unqualified need OF
praise TO which It is ST. justly emitted.
The Medical Faculty contrary to their
usual practice with articles termed pat
ent medicines, have gwen this prepara
tion their sanction, and mol ony permit
their patients 10 use it, but in many 10
stances prescribe 1t themselves,
The Proprietor has been in the prac
tice of medicine and member of tho
Medical Society oil Massachusetts for 81
years. The medicine is prepared unde
his simmediate,lnspectiOn, and cannot be
classed with the many useless anC
dangerous nostrums which are pameC
upon the public merely for the sake o
gain. Every person who is 10 the eas
inclined to bilious habits should at onct
commence its use, & they can positively
rely upon its superior efficacy q heaIin!
and curative properties.
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April,7, l843.
VEGETABLE OINTMENT
For The Piles, FiSSures, &c.

Ate. a practice of more than thirty
years, and witnessing great amount OF
human suffering from this distressing
maIady, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for its cure, are al
most IN entire failure, short Of an opera.
tion by the Iigaure, wire or knife, Dr.
Humphreys has been induced to beslow
uncommon altentlOn to the subject, with
a design to discover remedy that would
possess the power to remove the iuham
nation and dlsperse the tumeiaclIon of
the parts, and at the same time be a
mild and desirable remedy. His anici.
paliuns have been most fully answered
for discovery combining active ingre-
dents which, in the composition produce
modified results, and increased rllicienC
as medical agent, and although lis
base is composed of highly active in
gredieGts, its notifications are such thai
it becomes as composition, perfectly
MUD, nnd adapted to the use Of the mos
delicate subject.
As test of sincerity and confidence
in the remedy, the subscriber pledge
himself to perfect cure of Piles in al
cases that rOay he submitted TO his man
agement or in cdse Of failure in any cas-
no charge will be made for the oint
ment.
For sale, in CarrolIton, at the Drui
Store OF
r. KENNEDY.
M,rck 81 IGdQ
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To the Public.

To the Public.
WNHE hest bargains and the best as
sortment of
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Ever offered in Bolivar may now be
found at the store Of
A. D. THAYER & Co.
Where purchasers -arelnvlted TO call and
examine.
BoIivar,Jan 6, ,'ls43.
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AIapaCa LUstTcs.

A few pieces of different colors and
prices, from 62b to 87I cts, Tor sale by
JACKSON e. THOMPSON.
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NEW VOLUME
OF THE
l. AIDES COMPANION
AND
Literary ExpO6MOT,
Published By VIM w. Saowden, N York

The volumes Of this old and popular
Magazine commence with the May and
November numbers,
EDITORS:
MRS. LYDIA II SIGOURNEY,
MRS EMMA G. EMBURY,
,WILLIAM w. SNOWDEN.
A t the urgent solicitation OF thousands
of subscribers and readers, the Ladies
Compahioh' in future, will be prnGed
upon. a lagger type.
The general complaint has heen. that
the size oflhetype upon which the work
has been printed since its Commence
menI was oosmall. To obviale such
complaints, splendid fount OF new Bur
goise type, (whlchis size larger than
that formerly used, has been purshas.
ed from The foundry of George Bruce &
Co, of this city-upon which The Ladies'
CompanioD and Literary Expositor will
hereafter be printed, commencing with
the May number, 1913.
TO give greater strength to the Lite.
rary character oI The Magazine, he val
liable aid of Mrs Lydia H. Srgourney
and Emma c. Embury has been secured
for the Editorial Department.
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GA1 10gGG9a
H. lS. ECKLEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR


AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts Of Carroll
and The adjoining counties Office IN
the frame building, adjoining the Store
of Isaac Atkinson u Co., CaIroIllVn,
Carroll county, Ohio.
Dec. 90, lS42.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un.
dersigued have heeR appointed Admins.
traitors of the estate of John Mowl, de
ceased, late Of Carroll county Ohio.
Those who have claims against said
estate, will bring them forward, properly
authenticated, within one year from this
date, and those indebted will make i'm
mediate payment.
MARY MOWL, Adm'x.
HAMILTON SPENCE( Ad,mr.
THOMAS MAY, w "
June l6, 1888.
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March 81, lS43
1000 Bushels wheat
Wanted.

The subscriber will pay Cash Cor
a, 600 Bushels Of Wheat, on deIise.
~ either at Carrollton or at the Ioar
Mills,
WM NJ. SINCLAIR,
CarFolllon, Feb ;, 1918,
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REGULAR LADY CONTRIBUTORS
Mrs Ann s Stephens, Mrs D r. Ei
let, Miss Frances s. OsgOOd, Mrs Seba
Smith Mrs A M f Amman, Mrs e r
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NOTICE

is hereby given to all persons lnteres
ted that at my instance n writ Of attach
ment was this day issued by Leonard
Harsh, Justice OF the Peace Of uarri-
son township, in the county of Carroll
aud state Of Ohio, against the golds
chatteIs, rights, moneys aud effects Of An
,hony WilcoXon, m absent debtor
WILLIAM WOODS.
Nov 23i, 1043,
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This medlcinepis doing wonders Al
most every person who buys this article
comes recommended by others who have
used It themselves, which spepks volumes
in It's Iavor For dyspepsia, bronchitis.
coughs. colds, consumption, iis eonal
does not exist We hope the ulll,clg4
will turn their attention 10 this valuable
article
The following certificate from Mr..
Chaslney O New York city, whose wRs
has been twice or thrice SO low as tv
leave but little hope olhe er recovery, shag
here epeak Tor Itself:
Mr. Covert Dear Slr-Mrs. Chastncy
has taken two bottles OF your Balm of
Life and 10 my surprise, is now in bet
ter health than have known her 10 I've
for seyera years She has hctn afirct
ed with severe cough for fifteen Years,
and by many Physicians, her Iunps has
been pronounced lncurabe She has
several times been so low that il wBs
'"'uB"' e"O S"uI" .uOi I6CuVeT' NOW
her cough, comparatively speaking, is
hardly visible, and the tarllng pains Of
the lungs have subsidized Ms. c has
taken "A variety Of medicines, but never
| experienced so much relief as she has
from your valuable Balm Of Lille II is
from sense of gratitude and feeling
for others similarly situated, that ! wrile
you this certificate
Other members of my family have a.
sed 1t with dec lded benefit
| am, dear sir,
Very respectfully, yours,
EDWARD CHASTNEY.
Merchant, l40 Bowery
The nature Of the composition OF The
Rev. /. Coverls Balm OF Life, having
been fully explained to the following
medical gentlemen, they have consented
/ that they NAV be referred TO as aubori
ty for lis utility as an expeclorant in
those chronic cases of pulmonary dis
ease, IN which that class of remedies is
indicated
D. M Reese, NJ, y. Professor of III
Theory and Practice Of Medicine in lh
ALBANY Medical olleee.
J M M'Naughttn, M. D Professor
Anatomy and Physiology in the Fairfe
Medical College
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Hon Mrs Norton Mrs S. C. Hall,
Mrs Gore, Miss N. a. Milford, Maria
Edgeworth, Mary Howitt, OF England,
have promised 10 contribute, hereafter
to the pages of The Ladies' Companion
and Literary ExpOsitor. To the above
unqualified list may be added The fol.
lowing
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6EN LEN'EN Jun KIbUIURS. .
Professor J. H. hgraham, w Gil
more -S;mms, L, Fitzgerald .T'aSistro,
Henry w Herbert Seba Smith William
Waliace, (Kenlucky.) William B Tap
par, Aadrep McMakin, VIM G.. iIOward
W. s Mayo, M D James r. Fields,
John G, McCdbc, NJ d Isaac M'LeHan,
Jr, f. A. Dur,Uage, VIM Abbott, Eng
Iand) Henry T Tackermdn Req J. H
Cljnch George P. Morris, Rufus Dawes
Epes Sargent, Nathaniel p. Willis,
William d Burton, Edgar A Poe, A
D Paterson, Horatto Gates, Henry B.
Hirst, Ii. G. w. Pdtten, U. S. A., John
Broughnm, (EngIand)
OCCASIONAL CONTRIBUTORS.
Sheridan KnOwIes, John Neal, Mark
Lsman, Professor F, B, CaiUert, J,
Bldnche, b Shelton MaCkenz,e, Late
GrenUilie MelIn, Douglass Jerrold, Late
Samuel Woodworth, W, T. MonlcrieG,
f. w. IhOmaS, w. II Aiaswortk.
Among the number Of Contributors TO
the Ladies' Companion, above eRumera'
ted, will be perceived the names of ma
ny, whose charming productions have
given lustre to our national literature
and whose reputation is identified with
the progression Of Ibis country to that
position IN the world of letteIs, to which
they have heen signaIly instrumental il
advancing it;and among them, there vii
be found the names Of ladies who have
established the claim OF woman to thu
possession of the loltiest intellect, in III
more refined and delicate characteristics
and have reared an enduring monumen
to the virtues and elevation of their sex
The talents of the contributors, ii vii
be perceived, are of the most varied cha
racter. BY this, 1t IS rendered cerlaI
that every taste will he gralIfed-lha
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es, essays-lhe instructive and the {
muslng-the grave aud the gay-wt
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
we quote as ioiione'
= J,,,.rpooi CIrsxifcutio

EL1Uk AND MEAL.-These was raiher more inquiry
to-ay or Flour This dealers have reduced lheN S'ocA
quite low and are making move toward rtp!ehish'"s
There i, a,s ,cm, little demand for the East We quot.
Genesce 4SS SO; Michigan Slt Il S's; ONO 9i
al 80. We hear nothing doing III Orleans riuoe
2t. About 900 bb!s arrived to-day IRScuihen we ony
hear small trans the stock increasing anu lhe
Irregular lots The market keep depressed we quo'e
G.orse,ows4 s5 a 4 l2!, afoat; Howard'>i, Baltimore
City, Richmond Coanry, Petersburg, Aexand Ia, fehnSyr
vana, &c &c, i2t Richmond City s., Brandy"ine,
limited 62t York Ills Is. good brands Meal ~
or Jersey; 62l Tor Brandy ywin--Sul!. Rye Flour
l2t-yery Inactive. Shorts To- Ship Suds is IA
both nos,nial.
GkAlN.-Neihipg doing in Wheat; small stock here
sc!l above the The >uppp cf Corn not large
bu the market is very dull cargo OF Virginia remains
anold Sales Long Island delivered at BrooAiyn, 5ec
wight North River worth abou, 5oc. Sales l6s0 bush
els Rye, for disuery, a5c, delivered Barley nothing
dong nominal a, IS 5oc 04t, dui Al 2s so for NoIlh
err, and 3 y Jersey The schr kNo cleared ren
Orleans on the with o; $50 sack> Corn.
SEEpS-1cre is Silt >pecnait'c inquiry ior Tim
othy Seed BAT holder, ucma sf aud over of pCimc
los Iii. sale oi Clover Tpae, Do tirier should Eaye
heea hhsis equal u loics Small lets settling )
II for new hut uaSl OF bGyers at t. have widrawh
and otsr but 81. Old caunot Le quoted over S3
add very inactive, with large stock. New IS sct very
abundant, Rough Flax quote 81, and Clean so. Tht
STOCK CT Clean Is said IS have been entirely cleared out by
he late transactions expert one report states the sales
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
ARRIVED SINCE OR LAST.


Ship Ocmugee Peet, 10 DIS I'm O,eans, with cotton to
Scott 4 MorreH.
Bark VIM Ladd, wJman. Is Dc I'm Port Leon, with cot
oa to Nesmilh, Leeds Co.
Bark Oyando NiShois, 81 DIS fm Apalachcola with cot
10 master.
Bark Beaver Edmonds (of Providence) q ds I'm Or
leans, with cotton 10 maSieT
Brig Franklin Burgess, q ds TN hpalachco" with cot
ton, 10 master. 40
Brig Vesper Hopkins, DIS I'm Wilmington, NC, with na-
val stores TO De Pcy.ter & Whi,uarsb.
Brig Algonquin, Williams, (o Warren) IL ds I'm \ Or
4paps with sugar Ne,mh LEEDS CO. l1th uiL 80 lon
A. spoke brig Oncco, Butler, hence for NO.leans
Brig Samson Sawyer. II dS I'm Port Lson, aud II i'm hey
West, with cotton, 10 Huttbut Co. Sailed In CO win
brig Hardy. Thompson, for Niork Brig Noyes, Ash
les, arr at Key West 81 Jan.
Schr Marietta Ryan, Weder. ) days from DhFen, with
2n bales COTTON 10 Stone Sailed with brig Peter
Demil lie wis and schr Ann BeCel for Nfo.k som
ult Cape Fear, spoke scLr Repeater hence Tor winning
Schr Rockwell! James ds In Wilmington NC, with na
val stores 10 Woodruff & Minturn.
Schr Emma, johnson, 4 ds I'm Baltimore, with fouf, 10
Johnson y LowdeH.
Schr Ann Maria Baxter ds fn Newbern, NC with naval
sores, 10 Mitchell Co. -
Schr Michigan, Terry, ds i'm Baltimore, with -four, TO
master. -. a
to Allen / Pdxen. IN
corn, 10 y Fox 49,.
Sioop John Tyler Chendening, ds i'm the Delaware,
with corn meal, to n Fox
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

had contained liquor found the wka. where
tie bocy vas discovered. verdct-Found drowned.
DEATH FROM DIsEts. The LuSes-The Coroner
held lrquest a;e residence deceased No. II
Amisy Place the BODY OF John Johnson cccred man,
rho had been i'll time without physician and diec
tkis morning. serdic.-Dled OF diseas- of the lungs
SUNDAY, Feb. s
Police OFF1CE.-BugGLIR CAUeHT.-William
Lsyman, cotorsd arrested by Officer Coekeair,
charged with breaking sssrs Mason Sors store,
No II Fronis,reet, last Friday night ard stealing about
s4n worth OF butter. He was couaiiied.
STAsBISe cAsE-Two men, named John Giniartn and
Michael Nc Gonegoa, arreited charged with aohng
Thomas OConror of l23 Certrestreei, with claspkn=,
iuicting wound is his right hip about q inches deep
Both Committed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
M AR klED

On Thursday the I'd instant, ST Johns church George
town by the Rev Mr. Butler, Captain Blanden Delany OF
the L. $ Navy, Caroline X. dan ,her OF NaJor Charles
J. Nourse, OF ihe District of Columbia
At Westmorcand NJ H. Jan. %, Horace Sarkey to Nary
A. daughter Of DR.. Geo. E. DGubarot w.
On "Wednesday evening, Feb Isl, by the Rev j. raisal
Mr John W. Coin to Miss Elizabeth Ann, eldest daughe
OF Edmund Gross, Esq all Of this city.
On Tuesday evening Jan. 3lst, by the Rev VIM. b.
Lewis, John e. Nche, TO Mari r., youngest daughter OF
Joseph Howard, Esq. all OF Brooklyn.
On the gath Jan. by the Rev Mr.. Harkness, James N
Rankin TO e. daughter Of Henry Schenck Esq all OF
Flshkl Laneing.
Ia Richmond CO. Ca recently Governor Sion Ekins for
merly of North Carolina, aged ST. Miss Rachel Davis
uarI I