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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
Indigo measurably superseded In Dy
ing Wool,

MopUs 0PERANDI.-Take ! pound Al
lum and dissolve il in . gallons water
then put in pounds Of "ool, bOi! it 2
hours anh hang II on, to dry.
Have dye prepared Of three bushels
of Purslair ,hc common large Purslain of
Of the fields put in Il large stock kettle
filed wi h wafer. and well boiled so as 10
extract the coloring matter. and strain.
Take pot and pu, in il pound OF
logwood and 4 gallons of water, aud boil
down to gallon. pour of the dye in a
vessel aud add Ia the l"gwood 4 gallons
more water and boil down 10 gallon and
pour off the dye-then add 10 the logwood
4 gallons more water and boil down TO |
gallon and s,ran--thc colnring matter will
then be extracted from the logwood.
then put the purslAin juice, and the
lnguo God decoction in a large kettle. adj
ding | ounce of Blue stone dissolved. and
put in ynur Wool, spun or unspun. boil
Two hours, hang on, To dry, and wash the
Wool after it is dry. This dye will not
fade, and by wringing the yarn out of the
allumwa,er. and putting it in the dye. the
whole operation may be gone through.
IL Editors throughout the United States
would insert this recipe. great saving al
money and time to housewives would be
the result.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
DIRECTIONS rOR SOWING SEEDS.


/ Tie complaints witch a,e sometimes
made. nf ia. failure al serds. are =. lrp.
qnrnlly ewing Ia Understandable and im q.
proper management IN saving. aud r. 9TH
er circumstances attending their vrgeIa-
tim. ~ 80 the bad quality "f tie serds.
! The freshest seeds uf snue kinds Of
ten fail tn vegetsie from different causes.
Whrn sawn tao Early. while The ground
Is cold anil vet, they are nut unfrequent
~ chilled. and rOI h' fore sEr"utrng ar. II
sowR deep. they are likely 10 rat: and il
sOwn too shallow in dry time. they may
be dried up and killed by tie hot sun AZ.
ter they have spr,uied, ar have not had
sufficient moisture Io swell them. The
kinds which yrgeiair well are frequently
destroyed by Insreas heinre. ar vel soon
after. they appear ah' W. ground.
I h. first care in saving seeds should
he 10 select the proper season and state Of
,he earIh, and ,hen IL place them Just so
fsr henfalh the surface &c lire snil rs to
secure them proper supply Of m"isiure.
Ia general, seeds require more or less
depth. according Ia their size. The small
est seed, should be s0wn very shallow in
fnr rh. aud pressed ar rolled down,
end il the beds are Covered with a mat. or
otherwise shaded. they will sprout soon.
er, and with ns'rc certainiy.
Saking ~ warm water, aud rolling the
ground after sowing. very much hastens
the vegetation of such seeds a. are 0G a
hard dry nature.
!, is always safest to prove seeds before
sowing a large quantity. which may he
done b; sowing a few in flower.pnt and
keeping warm and moist. or by putting
the serds between two iuris, placed in the
chimney corner. and occasionally moist
ened with warm water. Seeds that will
not sprou, in a reasonable time. treated
in this manner. are hail. and the fault will
then be attributed to The true cause.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
BRANDRErlr.s HILLS.

This mesiirisae j. arkn0AleaEed 10 le 0ne 81 ths
mosl saluAbse ever discovered, ruElaSE - iass
hlool md fiails. Il Is saF@ssE - saEs FafAA-l,
waeiisrr a. 4 soeAfie % ssterslssr. J s-aa...s
i6ailriy hroEr al lhe PselaEsilols - soansaa.s'
tians o. Mercury. lls pnrgatsfpnaEeitafs sc =
lsne 81 mealeal.hle Ysiae-EI thsSe Faiis nay
be taken daily iar sEy Ieriad. and ins.sAd q ;
weakening b The cslhanlcelieca ahss asidssIrnsih
BY taking away he esuae 81 week.-mrs. ihsIs =
no god Mercury does. Mhirh these Pills 10 MT
Likewise. But they have nohe II the nalsrEAt'le
I'll cts u thai deadly specific. The teeth ara nea
iniured-the ionr~ sni limis sre Mt paEa.s Tat-
no-ha Ii the sirad u ihese Distressing > nl ios.
new life and consequent animation = evident -
every movement II he holy. Btandreih's Pills
are indeed uniyrsal Remedy. for they cure
Opposite ii eases; they cure inflammation and
Chronic Rien'ntiism. Tiny cure Dlaheiss and
slapsare 81 Irnle. They cure DysenieIy aud
C5as.Iiallnal Co.iiKeness They viii cue al
ll.ssc aIgawnl.y opposite dl.rases, because they
&c ali pufiiy tie h'ool. provided, however,
nature Is no. he, oad al human assistAnee:
In al easas they viii he iaund q sale and sim.
pc rensDIy, Yet AZ powerful Cor the REMOVAL oi
issa-es, whether chronic ~ reeent Infectious or
otherwise. Thss 10 no, render The system liable
tahe atFrfed hy any changes uiiempcEainTe. The
very cane.Dr occssiaa d the human frame heing
affected b. Colds and coughs Is removed by their
ase. Therefore. they NAV h. used at al times
anil seasons without damage. and rhangn u diet,
ami any extra cafe J. unnecessary.
= Agents Cor the sale oi iirsndFs,h's Pills
d. Heart. Hillsborough; 4. TerEeace. PitsboE0.
wm. Fo.bee. Fashee's stole. Chliham; J. ID.
MDade, Chapel IIill; Geo, a. Mshlnc, Mason
Hall; Y. 4 ". smith, NFpanse; ]. 4 r. Sloan.
GreenshOrOusl: James hAEon. wrntw"Tth;
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen Make, IAN.
cey,iIle; J. n. Csllum, Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
Inns Balm of China,
For Bruises, Sores, Biles, GUS, Old Sores,

For Bruises, Sores, Biles, Cuts, Old Sores,
and Piles.
A VERY valuable preparation under this name,
N is to he had of ID. Heart, in this place. Its
Ingredients are so well adapted to the healing Of
Cuts, Old Sores, sc. that its effect Is immaculate
One nights application will suffice Tor the cure
and relief of almost any kind of pain. The pub,
lie can we'll appreciate this article as they get the
worth oflthcir money ten times over.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock d Co, I'll Cort
lanit street, New York; and by ID. Heart, HILLS
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and j.. d X
Slou, Grcensborough. -
F@Awrays IL. Vi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

BY 5. aoSsELL. So
Biris have their quiet nest.
Foxes their holes. end man his peaceful he'd;
Al creatures have their rest.
But Jesus had no, where to lay his head.
Winds have lhsir hour ofeslm,
And waves. to siul.lsr on tie yOioeless deep;
Eve hath is breath Of hahn,
To hush oil SENSES and all sounds TO sleep.
The wild deer hath bis lair,
The homsWard Cocks, the shelter Of tlsir he'd ;
An have their rest from care
But Jesus had not whrre 10 lay bis head.
And yet be came to give
The weary and the heavy-Iaden rest;
To hid the sinner live.
And soCihe our grief 10 slumber, on his breast.
What then am !. my God.
Permitted thus the paths of peace to treadl
Peace, purchased by the blood
OF Him who had no, where to lay his head!
!, who once made him grievc;
!, who once bid his gentle spirit mourn;
Whose hand ssspysd to weave
For his meek brow the cruel crown Of thorn.
Oh, why should have peace
Why, hu, for that unchanged, undying love,
Which would not, could not cease,
Until il made nc heir Of joys above.
Yes, hut FOR hardening grace,
I feel never shall in glory see
The brightness Of that face,
That once was pale and agonizcd for me!
Let the birds seek their nests,
Foxes their holes, and man his peaceful bed;
Come, Saviour, in my breast
Dcign to repose thine oft-rejccted head!
Come! give me rest, and take
The only rest on earth thou lovest-within
A heart, that, for thy sake,
Lies bleeding, broken, pcnitent for sin.
.--.-.s-~s-.=~..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

Such is the condition of life, that some
thing is always wanted to happiness. In
youth. we have warm hopes, which are
soon blasted by rashness and negligence
and great desires, which are defeated by
experience. In age. we have knowledge
and prudence, without spirit 10 exert O
motives 10 prompt them We are able
to plan schemes and regulate measures
bu, have not time remaining to bring then
to completion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
Hillsborough Rouse.

VNHE subscriber, having purchased the above
named establishment, (lately occupied by
Mr.. James jackson. jr.) win be prepared by Feb
ruary Court, to accommodate all who may favor
hlm with a cali; and he will Accommodate all
who may call on him at present. Having been
engaged for several years in Tavern keeping, the
subscriber a,,ers himself that those who may call
on him will receive such accommodation as will
b. satisfactory. lie further pledges himself 10
spare no pains TO render his guests comfortable.
IEis Table will he furnished with the best
the market affords.
His stables will I've supplied with good
Proycnder, and good and attentive Ostlers.
ais Bar will be furnished at all times with
god Liquors.
BY attending closely to his business. he hopes
to share portion Of public patronage.
Persons attending Court will find his house 4
comfortable home, and convenient 10 business.
ROBERT +. NORRIS.
January l2. -6'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
From tho Sonervillc Reporter.
RECIPE FOR DYING WOOL

The recipe below, for dying Wool, has
been placed in our hands for publication by
Col. Benjamin w. Bedford, formerly OF
this county. but now Of Pamela county,
Mississippi. The dye has been fully trs-
ted in the family of Col. B and he says
that soap aud water will not wash it out.
Col. b. has left Il specimen Of the dyed
Wool at this office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

FENIAT the owner Of certain slave by the
IL name Of PETER WRIGH rSELl. be and
appear before the Justices Of the next County
Court of Orange county, to be held in the town
of Hillsborough, on the fourth Monday of Febru'
ary, 1917. and show cause why the said slave
shall no, be hired out by said Court. for bring
his own time contrary TO law.
by order of the Court. Witness,
JOSEPH ALLISON, C. c. C.
December !. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

Learning is like manure: in skllliuI
hands one Of the most powerful and en-
cellent things in the world--in> unskilltul
the most mischievous.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

Modes,y makes large amends Tor the
sain it gives to persons who possess 1t, by
The partially il sxcitee ip their favor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

SIAlE OF NDRTH-C RUllNa,
.. ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equi,y-To March Term, 1877.
Thomas Hogan, and ofhtrs, }
@.M. VS.. .0riginal Bill
William Peltier, and otherS.O
III appearing in this cause, according to law,
II that William Pclticr, and William Watson
and Mary his wife, are not inhabitants of this
state It Is therefore ordered that publication he
made for six successive weeks in the Hilllsho,
rouh Recorder, for said defendants TO appear at
thc next term of the Court Of Equity for Orange
county, to he held at Hillshoroush. on the second
Monday Of March next and answer said bill. oil
the same will be taken pro-coaiesso as to them
and heard accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, c. MI
Price adv. $3.50. 6l-ow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
WM NELSON,
G. M. LAlIMER.

". u. The books will he found in the hands Of
JonS d. CAarroS, who is properly authorized TO
make settlement.
January 1. Co
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25

EENHE oo-partnershiP Of Nrlson & Laiimer was
II dissolved this day by mutual consent; all
thosc indebted To said firm are earnestly request
ed 10 come forward aud make payment without
delay. Those who ncglcc, this notice will GER
tany find their accounts in the hands Of an oili-
> Ger after the first DAY Of March.
CON
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
CHRIsT,s HUMILIATION.

The Sen IF Nan lafk nat sahtrs 10 lay Eis
head"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
Silcriif'S Sale.

10y VIRTUE Of an Execution TO direc-
ted, from the Wayne Circuit Court, Will
expose at public sale at the Court house door in
Cenlrevile, Wayne county. Indiana the
18th dav of December le4I, between the hours
of ten O'Clock. a. m, and four o'clock p. m, on
said day, the following property. to-wit:
Part Of lot numbered four in that part of the
city Of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, laid
ont by John Smith and bounded follows, to
wit: beginning Main street. at the northeast
corner of land owned and occupied by Abraham
Earnest in ISL. and twenty (.0) feet and one
inch west from the northeast corner of said
lot, thence south half Il degree. east one hun
dred and sixteen (llGl feet and five - inches to
the south beast of said Earnests land, the nee
south eighty four and three fourths ~ degrees,
east ten Ia feet and eight - inches to stake,
thence north five 90 ana one fourth y degrees.
east fifty three 13) feet to u stake. thence north
half ! J degree. west twenty (2n) feet and ten
(lu) inches. thence south eightv-iour ana three
tnurths (S4}1 degrees. east one { i foot an! one
~ inch. thence north n degree. west forty
four + feet and six inches to Main street. thence
west along Main street fourteen Il 4 feet and
three % inches to the place Of beginning. Ia
ken the property OF Irwin Reed TO satisfy said
Execution in favor of Carrot W Ills
DAVID GENTRY, Shf. ". c.
Dee. Sd. l~iI oG-S3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
shocking Murder Camden.

aarin: murder was Perretraied near Cam
aen' New Jrrsey,on Saturday 9th It., upon the
person Of Mr.. lzry Roberts an esteemed farmer
ana CITIZEN, and leading member Of the Socie-
" oil friends IN that neighborhood. The de-
ceased had been to market in Phiiaiclphia will,
produce. and left for home about Is O'Clock. and
about a o'clock his lifeiess body. sill warm was
found IN his wagon. nearly annie from Camden
covered with "A buffalo robe, and his brains dash
ed almost entirely out. Subsequent deyeIe,-
ments leave no doubt that the deceased HAD hcer
shot and then robbed of about $40 Several slug.
were found IN the brain. and his hat PARTIAL,
consumed by fire. was discovered two miles d is
hnt- \ person residing the scene of the
murder heard report of gun about 81 o'clock
ana, on going out on the road. the hat Of the
deceased on the ground burning, but heard moth
ing Oh The murder until the NEXT morning 4
young man with gun was seen in the vicinity
shortly after the murder. but he made his way
over TO fhiiadeiphia before discovered The de-
Ceased was i"rty years OF age. and leaves n " II,
ana SAX children reward of $500 has b,cn nj.
Ared Tor The arrest of the murderer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
i,ort:aEat to sstitcs.

Strange, That 50 many who are afflicted " ith
a OJGH that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-th disease
which carries off Thousands daily. doing moth
ing, or what is worse than nothing, gorging them
selves with n0strunts, that are pulled to the skies
for cures they said to have effected on some
foreign unknown persons, when they can
be positively cured by using DR.. ROGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVERW ORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
NORde fut Caies ever recorded in the annals OF
medicine. A fact which is proved by reference.
to the vast number Of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens, such as-Hr. V m
J. Richards. Judge VIM. Burke, the VIE Of the
Rev. G. ". Maley, DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profts-
sor in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati,
and others Of that city Certificates not only Of
remark able cures of distressing Cough but Con-
sumption actually cured after the physicians Of
TIE highest standing had given them up to die ;
ii men of such high standing viii coac5 for the
great rirfHes of this medicine, cannot but IN
fer that it is at least all that it is represented to
be- Read the advertisement of DR.. Rogers IN
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
Va c. = 'E~ u G. En- .

DURSIANT to an order Of the Probate
q Court of Wayne County. Indiana, made
at the November term, I-f1 the unde rsigned will
oiler at Public sale, the premises hereinafter
mentioned.
On Frjday. the 51st dGyof December neat !,
at IL o'clock. a. NJ, of said day. the following
REAL ESTATE, situated in said county, and
described as follows, to-wit:
The North East Quarter of Section Four, of
Township Fourteen, IN Raa-- ona, West; and.
also. THIRTY THREE ACRES adjoining said
Quarter, the East side thereof ANA taken out
of the North West Quarter of Section Three
The Land lies six miles North of Richmond
One Hundred Acres of said Land is cleared, and
under good cultivation, and well watered.
TER IS.--O inc fourth of the purchase money
will be required on the day of sale, aud the resi-
due in three sefnannuai instruments. Notes and
approved security will be required of tie pur-
chaser for the deferred payments. Further terms
will be made known the dav of sale
JAMES HARRIS. } EIecat0rS II DEM
HENRY DUTTERDW, { Hurts dtceusfd.
Wayne County, IntiInna,,
November 9th, l-I1.} IJ:iw S3,l24
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08

DIED On the 18th uli.. at her residence in
this vicinity, Mrs. ELIZABETH BROWN, wild
ow OF the lIic VIM. Brown, ia the JGt, year Of
her aye.
fcoMuUNIC ,TED.
D1ED.--On the morning of the Goth inst,
Y,uYAx, ESQ, Of this place agsl II years, 7
months and II days, after painful, lingering
disease of the heart and lungs
The death Of Mrs. Yaryan has cast gloom and
heart rcndiug grief in the midst of her family
circle, and she'd sadness and mourning among
numerous friends and acqunntances. As this
inestmabIe woman was esteemed and believed in
life, her loss is lamented in death. As n wife
and mother, she aiftc,ionate, devoted and
frugal, citizen, friend and christian she was
eminently courteous, virtuouS and pous. But she
is gone. Yes she has left all her family cnicar
ments her social ties and affections sundcred,
and her saintcd spirit now we trust coniminges
with pure, exalted and glorioas iutclligeuces in
Heaven.
"Transce ndent bliss remains
For all the pious dead.
Sweet is the SAVIOR OF their names,
And soft their sleeping bed
Faren,s--ITu sband--Child
Twas God. who raise! your comforts high,
lis he that sinks them in the grave,
He gave, and bles.cd be his name,
He takes, but what he gave"
Mrs faryan had been for several years n mem
Der of the VI. r. Church, and on her death bed
expressed her unwavcring confidence in the re-
lgIon of Christ TO sustain and comfort her in the
hour of atiIciIon and trial and was RESIGNED To
die. Shortly before Der death She repeated to
her husband the following lines
Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,
Bat trust him for his grace,
Behind frowning Providence,
He hides smiling face
Liberty Nov Doth 1877,
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Memory Returning After Kclia.
9.O.f.

Sir AsTIEv COOPER relates the case of sal
Tor who was received into St ThomaS's Hospital
IN state OF stupor. from an injury in the head
which had continued months. After an
operation he suddenly recovered 50 far as TO speak
but in the hospital understood his Ian
guage; bat Welsh milk woman happening to
come into the ward. answered him, for he spoke
Welsh. which was his native language lie had
however, been absent from Wales more than
thirty years, and prev ious to the accident had
tirely forgotten Welsh although he spoke
il tlucntly. an. recollccted not single word Of
any other tongue. On his perfect recovery, he
again completely forgot his Welsh aud recovered
his English.
in thc beginning Of an Illness spoke Engii>h in
the middle Of it. French: but on the day of his
death spoke only Italian. y Lutheran clergy
man. of Philadelphia. informed DR.. Rush that
Germans and Swedcs. of whom he had large
number IN his congregation. when death al
WAYS PRAYED IN their native languages. though
some q them, he was confident. had not spoken
them Tor hi'y or sixty years An ignorant ser
want girl. mentioned by CoiERIDGr. during the
delirun Of the fever, repe ated with nerfect cor
rectuesS, passages from number of theological
works in Latin, Greek, and Rabinnical Hebrew
1t was at length discovered ,hai she had bee ser
want to a learned clergyman, who was in the
habit Of walking backward and forward along a
passage by the kitchen, and there reading aloud
his favorite authors.
br. ABERcRoMBIE relates the case of child
four years of age, who underwent the operation
OF 'repanning while in state of profound s:u
por from fracture Of the skull. At his recoy-
cry. he retained recollection either of the OPP
Grafton or the accident: yet, at the age Of fifteen
during the delirium Of a fever. he gave his moth
er an exact description OF the operation, Of the
persons present their dress, and many other mi
mute particulars Dr. rRrrcH,Rp mentions a
man who had been employed with a beetle and
wedges splitting wood Al night he put these
implements in the hollow ot an cid tree and III
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commissioners sale OF
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* a "a h - = = n Z "a
EDY WRITE: Of an orlcr from the Wayne
sD Probate Court, Indiana, the undersigned !,
Commissioners. will Offer for sale al public out
cry, at the Hotel Of Joseph w. Gilbert, IN the
City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,
On Fridcy, the I'm day ~ Jaauaxy acrt,
valuable Real Estate. situated il and adjoining
the city of RichtnonG and belonging to the iiei
Of the late SAMUEL. ". SMITH, deceased. sad
Real Estate consists of LOTS numbered ~: and
40. mum red the plat of that par: OF SAID
city laid off by John Smith and i.Ol numbered
s.s:s, numbered on the plat OF that part OF
said city laid off by John AMI Samuel W. Smith:
aud, also tract OF LAND containing about / ;
Acres, living adjacent to the SOUTHEAST part OF
said city. Said tract Of Land Will be sold in Lots
to suit purchasers. ana plat thereof vii be made
ont and found i'll the hands Of The undersigned,
William Cox by any persons wanting TO par
chase any Of said Real Estate.
1.-THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows:
One-thiri of the purchase money will be required
down; third IN SIX. ana the re naming third
in twelve months from the cay OF sale. The
Notes of the purchaser Will be required for the
deferred payments with GOOD security, waving
the benefit OF the Valuation or APp-aiser II,
Laws Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. VI
when due attendance viii be given, BY
A c. Dill.
November -r1nd. ISL. 10 iw 1919
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS NorIct:.--Notlce j:

4 D>lISIsFKATOR'S NDTItF,.-- \ otIce Is
~ hereby given that the undersigned have Ia
ken out of tho WAYNE Probate Court letters OF
administrative on the Estate Of Judah foultc,
deceased late of said county: therefore, al! per-
SONS who indebted to sand state request
ed to make immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the same, vii! present
them for scitlcme nj, legally authe " it'll
in twelve months from the date hereof The
Estate is supposed TO be solvent
SAMUEL. FDUi.kE, ,,.
THOMAS +. IouLKE, ''
Richmond, Ia, Dec. :, lol. 5o-3w