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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Estate Of Daniel BOiscI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and duly qualified, as
administrators dc JoaiS non Of the Estate Of Dan.
TEL BolsEL, deceased, late of Fairfield County,
Ohio.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adm dc Jonis non.
Clearcreek township, July 30, 1917. 4wl6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
October Election.

Mn. EDITOR: Please announce JONATHAN
COULSON as a Candidate for County Commits
sioner, at the ensuing October election, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

CSs
Heirs Of same.
)Y virtue Of an order 10 me directed in this
ID case, l will proceed to offer at public sale
before the Court House door i'll said County, on
Saturday the 25th day OF September. Is44,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and TO-
clock z. VI. OF said day. the following Real Estate.
Two Lots, Nos. . and 3, sub-diyided out of Lot
No | aud tue West half of Lot No. ,, in the 18th
Square of the Town of Lancaster. as appears By
a Plat Of said subdivision remaining in this case.
No. . appraised at $500, No. 3 at $4,000.
Also. No. 3, in the third Square Of said Town.
This Lot is upon the Canal aud has upon it a
good acknowledgements at $1,000.
Terms-One.third in baud and the balance in
one and two years, with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr.
Administrator de bOnis non Of W, ". Lroin.
August 20, l347. Avis pf $3.50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Clocks.

OFal kinds cheaper than ever at
" GATES & COSPER'S.
June IS, 1917.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

~ ONA wi
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
Afflicted reader do not suffer this disease To knit
its fatal threads in your system; they are certain
to hurry you to an untimely grave. Has not ex.
perience taught you-have not o%ccular proofs con.
vinced you, that Consumption is certain death to
all whom it may encounter. when left till a late
period! Then Ohy wiA you delay procuring IA
remedy i'll due season 10 arrest the progress of that
fell Destroyer A Cold, which soon terminates
in a coughing, by which soreness of throat and in
hamation of the mucous membrane of the bron-
chitis produced, and the Lungs rendered open to
disease. Thus persons suffer themselves to pro,
crastinate until death looks in at their door,
when they will begin to be concerned about their
health, when i'll all probability it is too late. May
all who have II cold take timely warning and get
rid OF ii as soon as possible.
Dir. DUNcAN's ExPEcToRANT REMEDY stands
before the public tested by thousands, and daily
used in almost every family throughout the
different States for diseases OF the chest and Lungs.
The vast amount sold in this city. and that to so
many persons who come back and obtain it by tue
half dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence Gifts won.
deriul efficiency!
Call at DR.. Duncan's Western Medical Office
No. Isl Sycamore st. Gin. Ohio.
For sale by Macccracken & Galbraiih. Lancaster
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
OBITUARY.

DlED-ln Marion township, Marion County,
OHIO. on Sunday the Goth August, 1917. Mrs.
MARTHA, consort OF Mr.. John Anderson, form.
erly Of Fairfield county, in this State, in the 39lh
year OF her age Buckeye Eagle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

oIL..aOO Gallons OF
IL clear Flax.Seed Oil, just received and for sale
by BURY e. BECK.
Lancaster, July Q, 1s47. 0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

ACCIDENT WITH A THREsHTNG Ma
CHINA man by the name of John
Brown was suddenly killed, on Monday,
in Union township, by the bursting ofthe
Cylinder to a Th%reShing Machine. On
the bursting of the cylinder, a fragment
struck him on the chin and killed him in
stantly.- Mewark Gasctts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

IYeA letter from New York to the
Philadelphia Inquirer says: "For some
days past Wall street was full of rumors,
that certain of the houses were on the
eve Of bankruptcy, and since the English
news is ~unfavorable to the holders OF
produce, it must not surprise you if, with
in few days, several of them suspend
and be a perfect wreck"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Lancaster Female Academy.

The Fall term Of this school will commence on
Monday September 9th.
Encouraged by success Mrs. Ely will make in
creased efforts to secure ii continuance OF the pat
ronaSe she has 50 richly enjoyed. The pupils
will he arranged i'll two distinct departments.
The list. under the immediate instruction of Mrs.
Ely. The ID Or primary department under Miss
Helen NJ. Barker.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
John R. Mumaugh, Administrator Of David Rees,
Jr., deceased.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

WJohn Y, Mason, Esq. the Secreta-
ry of the Navy, aud acting Secretary of
War, having been called to Virginia by
the sudden and alaming illness of his
father, Mr.. Appleton, the chief clerk, acts
as Secretary of the Navy pro tenn, and
Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary of State, acts
as Secretary of War2rO tcm.- Washing
ton Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Of Elizabeth Morton.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
strator dc bonis non on the estate of Elizabeth
late of Fairfield County, deceased.
JOHN McARTHER, AGmiaiStrator.
lancaster August l8, l8l7. 4wl6.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
NOTICE.
DIR. WILLIAM rTsCHuR.

A GRADUATE Of GoTTINGEN, having 10
IA Gated IN Lancaster, hereby tenders his ser.
vices to the public. in tie various branches of
MEDICINE SURGERY. &c.
UOFFlCE-In tie Brick House Of Henry
Arnold, Corner Of Ntin and ColGubns Streets.
Lancaster. August 20, l8l7. 3wIj
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
SPRING FASHIONS

JOHN
ATOuLD respectfully inform the public, that
w he has removed lns Shop to Fosters Brick
Building, in the room formerly occupied by J.
Work & Co.. as a Shoe Shop, directly above G..
Kautiinan's Drug Store, where he will still COLI
time to carry on the
RA14O94I9 DB91IA99
in all its various brunches. Ills work will be done
in the ueatest and most substantial manner and
al prices 10 snit the times
Country Produce OF all kinds, taken in ex-
change Tor work
Lancaster, April 90, lG47 ito
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
DRlNTED on fine paper, for sale at tho
h Gazette sod Express Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

EV'The Abolitionists of Colchester,
Vt. one of the strongest Abolition town.
in the State, held a public meeting on
the 9Oth ult. and voted that they would
no longer keep up their organization as
athird party but "merge themselves into
the two great political parties of the
country"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

The VALUE OF A NEwsPApER.-The
C%hillicothe Advertiser says: 1--WE know
man who engaged his wheat-6OObush.
els-the other day at $l,124 per bushel
His neighbor, who had a like amount, en-
gagged his a few days afterwards at 81
per bushel, getting for the same amount
$50 less. The former took the papers,
and consequently knew when prices were
high, and took advantage of them. The
latter knew nothing at all about them,
and by his Ignorance lost seventy-ive
dollars. This sum would have paid for
a paper nearly forty years, Those who
consult their interest will not fail at the
present time to take a paper"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
TIE r M S.

lst. Observation-Disclosures, Mental aud Nor
al Philosophy, Rhetoric, Elements OIL Criticisln, As
tronomy, Chemistry Composition &c.-Sj 90.
Arithmetic, Geography, Nat. Philosophy, Physi.
ology, Botany, Analysis, Grammar, Composition
w w
I'd. Observation-Disclosures Grammar. Ge-
osrapEy, Writing, History, Composition Spelling,
Reading 90
Spelling and Reading. 50
French Drawing and Painting, each. ....s2 90
J.W. ELY.
Lancaster, August 81, 1917. 3wlG
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
GREEN TEAS.

SHEER Leaf-Seldnm sold even by large dealers,
because ofthc very small profits made on lis
sale. This is a very superior Tea
Do do Golden Chop Plania-
ton or Garden growth | 80
G0deg ChOp-rhI- il the finest Green rca cultivated IN
China, II is ofthe first picking. and exrels al other
Green teas fr lis helirary OF favor. strength and aroma
Heretofore this tea has never reached this country, ex
rent iu small fot- az prezauts Ia luuu.rfpra
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Fairfield Common Pleas.


WIN. Slade, Jr, Adm'tor, De-
bOnis non Of WIN. W. Irwin. ~
u.s.
Heirs of same.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
10 Barrels Water Lime.

DEST QUALITY, for sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster. August -, 1917. "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Valuable Real Estate for sale

Lancaster, August 10. I847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

Beside tue above we expect daily from China
several splendid chops OF Tea, ezc3asieely impor.
ted 10y the PEKIN TEA CO.. and which we in
tend to copyright to prevent trickery. Let our
agents get Ieady.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

OfMe EStateO Of Davta ReeS, .L. deceased
August 30, l847 5wl5 pf $685.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
In Fairfield Common pleas

August 10. l347.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
In Fairfield Common Pleas

Master Commissioner.
August :, l847. jwlj pr 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-23

81 s1-We have several Grst-rate Calumet MAKERS
!. ,h;s CITY; but in locking over the advertising
,..,,.s # the Palladium, stranger wouldn't
..o, Il. Now, in the following communications
a., same stranger, above alluded to, ineAf want
..p,,ent Screw Bedstead," and he wouid have
.;,,,.r ask TO be directed 10 the right shop, or
a. damage to his neck by looking up at the sign
,.,,d.. in order TO fad Mr.. Philips All this
;,.oaye nience can be avoided if every mechanic
-, advertise; they will find it TO their a1van-
ar. a. well as the pri"tr''s. and faat stranger
- he in a good bumor when be calls to buy
hat. pair of boots or shoes have sol"o eiothes
m,1s or "any thing else" that our mechanics
81, and do make. An advertisement Is The pest
.,-.., bo.rd' that can be madc-it is an invarl-
.hIe sion that business is "going a-head'" and
,h,t the advertiser is prospecting. Try the eN-
neriment. :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-23

Patcn, Screw Hedsicads.

Nessrs Editors:-I have sometimes thought
,h,. we did not attach sufficient importance, TO
he energy, enterprise and skill Of our mechan-
cs in their efforts equal, if not excel the best
Sorkmen in many of the cities And surely
here is no reason why they should not receive BY
,ublic notice, or otherwise, the unfeigHed apPro-
batioa Of the whole community.
Bat as my object in this note, is not to enter
into an al vocacy Of their merits as wotkrnch OF
sperior ability, shall ask the attention OF your
,eaaers TO the manufacture of an article which
!, gaining great popularity in all the States where
!, has been introduced. ! al!ude 10 the PATENT
Screw BEDsTEAo.
never have seen any thing consisting OF va
,,ous parts, which, when united, presented Il
more solid and compact whole, than this article
NJ useful furniture. Mr.. A. Philips, one OF our
best Cabinet Makers, is now Offering TO the pub
lie some specimens of this Bcdstcad, which for
peatness soiidity and finish, will compare with
tho best The joints smooth, close and clinch-
ed will, the firmncss Of almost natural growth
A shivering bed bug the look out for quarters,
would drop dead at the sight OF those impenetrss-
bic Joints Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-23
From the Anti-SIavcry Chronicle.
UNION INSTITUTE.

The Board of Managers would announce TO
The patrons Of this school, and to the public that
,hey have engaged the services of E. Tucker as
principal Of the school for another year, 10 in
clude two sessions of Eve months each, comincn-
cling about the first of May. That they expect
by that time TO have Il large and comrnodlous
boarding house ready for the reception Of stu
dents, when it is expected to organiza more per-
fccrly Manuel Labor school The various
branches to be taught in the school and the fees
to be paid for tuition viii be fixed by the Board
and published in due time. They are resolved
10 put the price oftution as low as it can possibly
be done without involving the Institution in debt
It is further intended 50 to npPorton, and resn-
late tie hours for manuel labor and tie price to
be paid by the hour that each industrious student
over the age OF IA years will be able, at least to
pay his board
The Managers have no fears but that the house
now being built, will in tie cheapness and SIM
plicty Of its structure meet the wishes OF every
iudicons contributor, and it is earnestly hoped
that all who in arrears on subscription VIII
pay them in by the first Of May, as the money
will be wanted by that time, and the Managers
have made themselves personally responsible for
it. Rcnittances may be made by mail at the risk
Of the Board, either TO \. Thomas, Treasurer,
or to Nj. Swain at Newport.
In view of certain unwo rihy insinuatIons that
have been made in relation 10 this enterprise, the
manage rs deem il due alike to themselves, TO the
patrons of the school ana to the public, here 10
say, that the contributions and donations made
for its support, not being absorbed by the
Managers in compcnsationS to themselves. and
their favorites; or wasted in the erection of an
unnecessarily large and costly house. The lat
Ter, will, when completed tell the whole story of
lis cost, and It's superjiuous grandeur in way not
to be misunde rstood, or longer misre presented
As to the former the Managers regret the occa-
sion that calls them to say TO their fellow citi-
gems. that their time and labor. in this capacity
has been freely gren to the institution, without
pecunary reward or the hope of il, determined
that the contributions of its friends shall be
wholly and sngly devoted TO the building up and
sustaining this school, and they look forward 10
a time not distant when the munIicence of their
intelligent, liberal and benevolent fellow citizens
shall place this school beyond the power of lg-
noranee, prejudic and malevolence to injure, or
retard its onward progress.
-. WIILcvTs, Pres't.
March 6, 1871
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s.E9ssg'k' q. CLEANLINESS

I LIGHT you want, just come to nc:
4 Such CANDLES I'll supply
That any better be,
Or nicer 20 The eve.
So hurry on and bring the Cusi--- o..
Come one, come ALL together;
Go97 goods You'll get, not common trash,
They II stand in any weather.
Hard, white ana sweet what ask you rnors7
Come on and crowd my Factory door. v4
Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing Will require, -
To keep you healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and solt--both strong and good.
l make Of every kinds a.
BRING on your CAsH-your TRApE--your WOOD.
I'll suit you TO your mind
SOAP-GREASE ana AsHrs, too, won't refuse
But gladly take what quantity YOU choose.
j. Grateful fer favors past, he hopes on ea
For more Yours, &c. GEORGE WILSON.
Richmond, Feb =, l947 l39tr 45l
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Mansion House, RicHmoxD, IA.

FNlIS House formerly known as the "Tem
perance Hail." and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitted up in a
superior style, with the design of malsing it one
of the most comfortable resting places Tor tho
.?eary traveller, in the western country. =.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing his old frie nds and the trave Hing COM
munity generally, that his ABLE shall be, (as
heretofore, while occupy ing the Richmond Hotel)
supplied with the choicest viauGs the country
affords.
HIS STABLE is large and convenient and 10
attended by the very best OF Osters, and suppli-
ed with the best oil Provender. -. e
He feels confident that the pains that shall DO
taken to make those who may so iourn with him,
comfortable, ana .'at Hornc,'' will warrant him
in asking share OF public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most ia
yorabIe terms X. BROOKINS.
Richmond, Feb 9, lS47. l52'f5.ltf.
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e, ~ -. e.s'o ccE' $.

ever before opened IL this place, winch they wish
TO EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH o.
Country Produce preparatory 70 g1re..z.lA
larger supply
Iheir stock consists, il part. of Imperial, Gun
Powder. Young Hgzon sAd Fouehong Teas
Rio ana ST. Domingo CoiIte !, y. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup. Sugar House
ana Plantation Molasses Nos. |, ana Mack
crcI III Bols hlif bBiS. ana Kits Shad, Lake
Fish Co.G>h, Herring, Chocolate, Rice. Satera-
tus S.arch, Zante currants Baizias, Fresh grounl
spices OF all kinGs, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed taow candies. Soap, Indigo, MaGdcr,
Alum, Copperas, &c. &c.
a LSO-A general assortment Of Queens
ware. Glassware. Stonc-warc, " ooden-yvare.
Wineow Glass. Nails, Grsin Scoops, Shoyels,
Spades I orhs. Trace aud Halter chains, Mil aad
II alter Ropes Bed Cords. Coach ana Broom
Irvine. Market ana School E~sNet$. >hsA,
Yankee ana Domestic manufactured Broons
AMI 1901 diiIe rent articles, which shall tax"
pleasure N showing TO any one who may favor Us
with a cal.
1fP,eas. call and examine stock, as II
costs nothing for locking.
W. ". LYNDI. 5. CO.
Richsnons, September o;h, 1916. 81 ii,
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ar BOOKS, belonging to the ..Y. II Lite
Y . rary Association" VIII he made
the different Bools,uow IN the hands OF members
are returned to the Library. The members who
have them therefore requested to return them
Immediately. All the Books have to be re-labee!
and remembered. BY order Of the Board.
March ., IL. b. w. DAVIS. Sec'y.
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Nfs. NEWTON. IS nor At he Uot6L Of IL.
Il. Br0oki'ts. rsIdy % Der'arhH all operations
IN rs iHe. IL trU rc34jn here uafi lie SCH inst.
W who have a tootii-ache, give h;n call, an ]
your relief IS certain!
Richmond, March SIN lci.. il:3w
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ssC,ztses-a EtNCEE.

Z GENERALassortn1ento Of Porce lain Teeth.
manufactured by W. II. BG,HrINGER, Gin
cinnaii. Also Gold ana Tin Foil. Instruments
Sc, kept constantly on hand ard for sale by
J. IIOWELl.,;.
Richmond, March 10. 1917 l2-,f
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Sons OF TEzEpERASC E.

IARRIED,-On the 2lst day Of March, 81
by the Rev. B. l.. Martin, Mr.. BhNJAHIS +. An
nERsox, to Miss Nancy VI. ADDISGToN; all Of
this vicinity.
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ME- 1, L, 80

GCLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.-The atten-
( i tion Of teachers ana frien.s Of Education
III iaiiana IS respectfully solicited 10 The above
series Of School Books. 1t is believed that the J
are. all things considered better adapted for use
ia Il. schools ana acaGernies in the west than an
other similar series c%tant. 0nr Of the best ey-
licences Of this is to be found in The fact Of their
Immense popularity lmiloas having been Sold
and rapidiy Increasing sale.
The publishers are happy to state that in many
important places IN Indiana their books have re-
Gently been adopted as text books 10 the exclusion
Of ali other competing works Richmond In
ai.napos. Cambridge City. Connersyi!ie. la
Crrst0wn, CcntrevIiie, Laurel, Fort " avne, Bo-
gansporf, Lafayette, Covington ANA Crawtords-
vile, among the places where these books
have recently been adopted in place of other
books formerly used.
The following recommendation which has Just
been received from ali the teachers of !ndianap-
oils, selected FROM an immense number OF rccol-
men !alious of Il similar character, shows The es-
tmaton in which these books are helI by teach
ers:
IndianGgo!is, Jan. Q. 81.
Having full conf leuce III the superior efficiency
Of The Eclectic School Books. il course Of cl--
tlrni1rv Instructions and believing them best
calculated Of any books falling un,l.-r our notice
to accelerate The Improvement Of the scholar. We
shall use them in oar schools and 10 warmly re-
commend them to al interested in the education
IF youth.
:. l.. Johnson. Principal g. ata-y.s Seminar.
J; 7. Stafford, Principal County Seminary.
II. Gee; of
j. Holiday, Teacher Of Select School
P. H. Jameson, Teacher in Public School
a. jameson, :. g
l.. $. Reynolds, !"
G.. H. Keith, '' &c
Miss vi. Axtell Principal Female Institute.
Mrs. ]. \. p johnson. Of St. Mays Seminary.
Mrs. F. Richmond, Teacher.
Mrs. c. Il. Smith,
=
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s&SEGA

~ cEAkGs lYEE ok3-
THE undersigned having gone into the
Exchange business, their old stand opposite The
Post Office, would inform taeir Customers ANA
the public generally, that they Just receiving
the iargsst s.ack q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-23

IESHE subscriber wishes to call the attention
z of tie travelling public to the fact that he
has returned 10 his ola Stand.
THE NATION AL,
that he hes pat the House, a. wei The whole
establishment, in first rate orIer for the accom-
notation Of the travelling pubic, with tlc deter
nina9ion that he viii net be outcome IN the
west for kind and close attention to those that
ma ) favor HIM with call. n pains shall BE
spared for the comfort and el oyincut Of his
giests.-In short, he IS determined 10 keep a
good ana orlcr!y house, and make every per-
SON thai calls on h.rn Il home. His charge shall
be as .oT as any house Of the kind il the west
no man shall @ away dissatisfied if in his pow
er 70 prevent Feeling thankful for past iayo-s,
he hopes 10 be sustained by his old frentis ana
customers. ANY favor VIII be Thankfully
ceived and. in his humble .vay shall Be returned
\. b. Good SHEDS for carriages--good yard for
wagoners, ana every attention TO them. \ few
good horses and carriages, that any person wish
ing q conveyance to any a. dining town shall
be accommodated without delay.
DANIEL. p. SLOAN
rf.'It1ond Feb O. L 43--I3tf