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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

CURIosITIEs FROM THE Holy LAND. The
Norfolk Beacon mentions as among the Gu
riosilies brought to this country Ivy Lieutenant
Lynch, commander of the "Dead Sea Expe-
dition, 7(who arrived from the Mediterra ner. n
las, week in the U. s. ship SUPPLY the fol-
lowing; '..n.a .a. t.-a
A number of specimens of me wat err of the
Dead Sea, the River Jordan. and the Pool of
SiIonh;and fragments off the pillar of salt into
which Lots wife was iransiorined(a a pun
ishment for lIar disobedience to the command
of the Almighty. ...
In regard TO This last, we arc informed that
tho pillar from which it was taken rises near
ly 40 feet high, stands exartly in the spot des-
ignated by the Bible, and that Lieut., Lynch,
The commander Of the Dead Sea Expedition,
expresses the confident opinion thnt it is the
Representative of what was Lots wife. We
believe it has not been seen before for many
centuries. Josephus records its existence.
There are many other curiosities on board
the Supply--as an Egyptian mummy, pair
of the cattle of Arabia, rosaries made of wood
from the Holy Mount, shells from The shores
of the Dead Sea, gazelles, sc, .. -....a..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

SINGULAR AFFATR.-Some two weeks
since n merchant in Bangor, Me-, in empty
ing tea chest, found in the bottom a snuff
hox containing n five dollar hill on the Dover
en-. H. Bank and attached to it the following
epistle written on piece ofpnper fthe quail
iIy generally used 10y the Chinese in putting
up tea in pound packages;
PEKIN, Dec. 1876.
DEAR MOTHER I'll am prisoner in Tea
House, aud hnve been for six yenrs. wish
you would 20 TO Washington and get our
government to interfere & obtnin my release
/ inclose you FIVE dollar note; it was presen-
ted TO me by an American gentleman; il is
of 10 use to me but may he TO you.
EpwARD LOWELL.
Directed to Mrs. Nancy Lowell, Boston Mass,
Whoever may he interested in the above
eau obtain further Information by applying
al this office-B Boston Mail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 16. There is n prop
osition nhoat, resulting, ns is supposed, from
a conviction on the part of the South that all
other means are hopeless, for compromising
the slavery question in the New Territories
--thut meeting of Congressman he called
10 agree upon some middle ground for set
fling the approaching difficulty in respect TO
New Mexico and California.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

"AMUsEMENrs." Rev. Henry Ward Beech
err, in recent lecture on 'amusements' before
the Boston Merchants Literary Association,
said: ..a. O.. rHs ns.
"Anlusements were indispensable TO sound
morals. IfIhc young were not provided
with harmless AMI vrtuous aniise-
ments, they would have vicious and corrupt
ing amusemenrs. Some parents are so much
afraid TINT their children would do wrong,
thai they would not let them do anything.
But when they obtained their liberty, with
rome to control their plensures-never having
learned to act Alright, they are quito sure to
riot in sef-indulgence,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

O. A gentleman was boas,ing in his trav-
els that lie had been carressed every where,
and that he had seen all the great in Europe.
"Flave you seen the Dardnellos ?" said one
of the company. ayes" replied he, 81 din
cd with them ut Giheralter; and found them
to DO excellent company"
"THE MILK IN THE Cocoa NuT."-The
reason why james X. Polk wrote so long
message was, TO make itcorrespond with the
length ofthe faces of his pnrtsans.
o. The Boston Atlas says: "The Van
Buren, party has already become the third
party in Boston. If the thaw continues, it
will sink out ofsight. To go from $500 to
929 in less Than four weeks, is evidence of
evaporation"
THE GoLD MASAIA. Since Oct. 7,no less
Than three steamers, seven ships and bark,
including several vessels chartered 10y gov
eminent, have cleared from this port for Cal
iforniu, while some half dozen others have
sailed from Boston, Baltimore and Salem,
for the same destination. One brig and sew
en- ships are fitting out here, to leave in few
dnys--.N T. Jour. Of Com.
CASH MISSING, Apnckage containing So
200 addressed TO the Cashier Of The Bank of
Commerce,in New York, from the Merchants
Bank, Providence, has not reached its desti-
nation, and reward of $1,000 is offered for
its recovery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

ASSAY OF CALIFoREIA GoLD.-The Wash
ington Union contains n letter from Robert
NJ. Patterson, Esq, Director of the Mint nj
Philndelphin, which stnies ,hnt the speci-
mems ofg0ld from California ARE found to lie
Of extraordinary pi rily, yielding ninely-eigla
and tico thirds per cent in one hundred parts;
md melted within six dollars TO tile thousand
of standard mint gold.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

LANCE Pros AND NtMBzR OF THEM
The Woodstock Mercury Inns tho following
in the large zig line:-'Churlcs II. Blossom
ofihis town. killed this season,u pig, months
and II days old, which weighed when dress
ed, 3S3 lbs, being one ofa litter of 10 pigs.
owned and sold when young Ivy David T..
Nye, 9 of which have heen killed and the n
verage weight Of the is over 300 lbs. at an
average ugc of s months and 10 days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thurs

DANANAA O4' "Ah 1"uFEsiay Dec. II,
Reported for the Traveller.
AT market, $50 beef cattle, 400 rtoyes, II
pairs working oxcr, 67 cows and calves, 1000
sheep and 500 E.wine.
Beef cattie-Extra, $685. LIST quality, 600;
I'd do. o,75; Sd do. 5, 4 a 4,75.
Store cattle two year old gig a IL; three
Year old $40 "a.
Working oxen-s5, 80, 81, and $1lO.
Cows and Calves-!Sales at, $40, "a, az, 81,
and $3a.
sheep--sales at I,25, 1,42, $50, Q and
$3.50 One extra lot at so each '.
Swipe-4a5; retail 5 6; fat hogs 41c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
Temperance.

The friends Of Temperance III ST. Johnsbu-
ry, who are favorable to the adoption OF meas
ures for checking the vast increnso in the sale
and use of Ardent Spirits, are requested to
meet at the Vestry, on st, Johnsbury Plain,
on Thursday, Dec. %, at G o'clock, p. M.
A, SANBORN, +, FAIRBANKS,
y. w. BAKER, NJ. @, WEBSTER,
l.. B. HARRINGTON, EMORY GOSS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

.AsTRoNa Crop--We tthc following from
the N. II. Statesman:
Mr. Timothy Darling, of Hopkinton, rails
ed this year in his garden, on four square
rods of ground onions ut The rnte Of eighteen
hundred and my bushels TO the acre, which, 1T
the rate OFFS cts. per hushel, would amount
to the sum of aI36I,4 I'D.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

Boar SUM- Probable Loss Of lipes.--We
learn that an ore boat bound from PORT Henry
to this place, sprung aleak. and sunk off Bar
ber's Poiur, on Monday night last The top
of the mast is still visible above the water.--
The crew consisted of four persons who have
not since heen heard of Grent fears are en-
tertaned that they have all perished.- Yer
eeunes Vertnonter. '. -'''..'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

HE BURNING OF THE PARE THEATRE
nc New YORK papers contain the pariicu-
lars Of the destruction of the Park Then,re bv
fro on Saturday evening. The Journal of
Commerce says the building was discovered
to be on fire about 6 o'clock, and almost in
SIMULTANEOUSLY the whole of the interior of
the building WINS enveloped in flames. H. n
few moments the roof and larger iimbers fell
inand continued TO burn fiercely ill nothing
bur the bare walls remained. Meanwhile, a
large number ofpersons were actively engag-
ed in moving the furniture from the exten-
sye hotels on eilher,side Of the burning bull
ding. Of course, in the haste and consterna-.
ton of the moment, a considerable loss to the
owners ensHed. With the exception, howev-
er, of Earle's Hotel, they escaped witlront Sc
rious damage. Reports generally concur in
the origin of the fire TO the acci-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
Lock at This !

HOUSE, SHOP, &c. FOR SALE.
TUHHE subscriber wishes to sell his stand in
n Passumpsic Village, consisting of u small
Dwelling House, Wood Shed, Cooper SHOP,
Barn, and about acre of Land.
Buildings all nearly new and we'll finished,
liberal credit win be given if required up
on good security. r. Pro- .I.I sls II.
For further information inquire of the sub,
scriber on the premises. IF I.5 aaL
BARNABAS POTTER.
Barnet, Dec. 10, IS46 59Jtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

o. According TO the late Report Of the
Post Master General, the whole number of
Post Masters ia tho Uuited STATES exceeds
10000, of which four thousand one hundred
and sixteen were appointed or reNppointed
during the past year,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

o. IN France, the prospects of Louis Ma
poleon for the Presidency seem to have adj
vanced little. AT least the journals oppos-
eel to him seem to express ntore apprehen-
sion of his election. Marshal Bugeaud, off
famous noiority for his sliffacation of the A.
rabs, has resigned in his favor. This, how
ever, cannot help'hitn much.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

A True VINO DAUGHTER.--AIillard Fill
more, Comptroller of The State ofNew York
and Vice President elect, llns daughter, n
scholar at the State Normal School, Albany,
who is qualifying herself to be a teacher of
Common Schools
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
Bible Society Meeting,

The Caledonin County Bible Society will
hold its Thirty. Fourth anniversary, at Dan
Vile, in said County, on the 2sth day of De-
cember instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
A sermon may be expected on the occasion
by the Rev. MIR Beattie, of Ryegate.
THERON HOWARD, Treasurer.
Danyille Dec o, lSA2.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

O. The New York Journal of Com
merce's correspondent says that he can posi-
lively stnte 'that Gen. Taylor has said that
he tOoufd mol name his Cabinet TIL after his in
augiydLioun
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION of Con.
gregationul Ministers will meet at the house
Of Rev. Mr. Thuyer,in Lyndon, on Tue saSY the
Goth December, at noon.
. J.P. STONE, Scribe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
Stray Yearlings.

GtTRAYED from the subscriber, on or about
- the lst Of Septsmber Last. Five Yearlings,
Four Steers all red, aud one Heifer, red, with
some white on her Whoever villa give infor.
nation where said Yeurlings may he found
shall be suitably rewarded, ...,..-
......... ''... ELISHA PARLlN.
West Charleston, Dec. 10, ls4s. 595w3-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

c. A European Engineer, Mans, has
got n machine for runnelling tire Alps. Tie
calculates on piercing Mont Cents in three
working on both sides a-I- '.ff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
ITO BEacksnaitAs.

CEVERAL BLACKsMITHS and STRIK-
- Frs, wanted to work on Axes.
Apply to s. w. COLLINS, at Collnsvle,
Hartford County, Conn. 505w6"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

% A matchmaker ofNew Orleans has
completed a tiny watch, which is regarded as
an extraordinary specimen of workmanship.
The Picayune says oft:
This wonderful ,imepiece is perfect; keeps
gold time. Ii is about as thick MS three half
dimes laid one upon Notwithstanding case
crystal and all-and measures in circumfer-
ence just the size ola half dime. 1t has a
spring case of enamel, gold dial, and steel
hands, cylinder escapement, with ten holes
Jewelled in ruby. It runs twenty-five hours
without winding mp. Besides,t is SO arrang-
ea as to admit of being worn either in a
trooch or finger ring. -- ---L-- /.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
FLOUR! FLOUR !

CUPERFINE and common Fiong, for pale,
- for cash only, by s.-,A . = i. .ll,-
,- -. E. JEWETT q. co.,
st. Johnsbury, Nov. 81, ls45. . 59ltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
PIANO FORTE FoR SALE,

A SECOND hand Piano Forte, for sale
N The Instrument has been N use several
years, and may be had at bargain. FcT par.
ticulers, inquire at .hi0 Office. .as ''
Nov.29, 1913. . "..... s. 592tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
BOSTON MARKET Dec Io.


BEEF-Extra mess, 1900 1880; Mess,
1000 II ,50;sNo. /, 500 600; prime, city,
900 0 90; navy 9 so 90 90. ..
g 'FORK-Extra clear Is 90 90 O0;clear IA 0O
a IA 50,mess Is 90 10 so; prime 20 90 a 1850
e LARD-Boston z Q; south &west, 7a9.
BUTTER-store I3A a l6,shipping IA 153
family 30 49,
iCHEESE-new milk 8, four meal 8,
shipping z.
50 FLOUR-Howard street $50 a 0 90; Ohio,
5,5D-a 90; Genesee, com. br. $50 rs.
~ GCARN--Yellow, round, 90 90, fiat 80 SO,
white 81 55. .
p, OATS-southern, 90 30; northern, SO 90;
ca stern, 33 n a. r'a
7WOOL--The stock of fleece is light. Sew
eral thousand lbs. have been sold at quoted
prices. ..t'
Saxony heeces, N.4 SIS n al
American full blood, 81 a 50
do blood, % a as
do half do 90 a 81
Common breed H.H p3 25
Lambs, superfne, 2S 80 S.
do LIST quality, r..... "a a 25
do I'd quality, l6 a 90
do Sd Glihity, J2 ID
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT Mon
Ely. Levi Barney alias Levi Rand, was ar
rested at Liiteon, OIL the llih inst. He of
fered counterfeit So bill purporling to he
Oh the Caledonia Bank, Danville, W. He was
arrested and in his glove was found one
dollar bill OH the Appleton Bank, Low ell, and
in his wallet ten or fifteen dollars all of which
was counterfeit except n two and three dol
lar bill. The bills were of The following char
acknowledgement one dollar bills OH the APP
peton bank, Lowell, number of which were
dated May /, lS47: and some dated May,
1917; FIVE five dollar bills OH the Ascutney
Bank, Windsor, w. dated May L. 1913; aud
three five dollar bills OH the bank of Caledo-
MIA, engraved in imitation of the threes Oh
the same bnnk, dated August 4Ih aud 5th;
three five dollar bills in the Rochester Bunk,
New Hampshire, dated January 9th lS4S;one
5 dollar bill on the Connecticut River Bank
ing Company, Hartford, CT, dated Jan. 49,
As. .-,.. ....'
In his wallet was memorandum of the
mode for him 10 pursue. Ii was something
like the toIlowing:-"Visit both provinces:
swap paper for barter. Pedde no pewter in
the States. Go around large places aud
Cities" sc.
He was examined before a justice of the
pence, and was bound over under $500, and
for the want the "needfui,n was committed
to Jail in this town. Demo. Rep.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23

Mr. CLAr's HEALTH, &c.-A private letter
from Western friend to The Editor of the
Tribune, dated Cincinnati, Dec. z, Says
81 spent Monday and Tuesday last in so
cial visit to Mr. Clay ut Ashland. found
him feeble but quite relieved ofall symptoms
ofdisease, and regaining his strength daily
his spirits still elastic, his mind active, ener-
getic and vigorous, and his patriotism burn
ing as ever, ...lr.HI .|w.E
ale enjoys with true relish the result of
The late Elections, and INDUCES fond hopes
of good to be accomplished under Gen. Tuy-
lor's Administration. He will give it a cor
dial support in all things CONSTANT with his
principles--and trust the limitation is en-
tirely superfiuous. There exists the most
intimate aud thorough good understanding
between Gen. Taylor and Mr. Clay"
Our friend farther states that Mr. Clay pur-
poses TO start soon on his annual visit to
New Orleans, whose winters have proved so
genial to his constitution.--Tii6uae
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad. T

gz Z
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-12-23
BOYS, YOUTH, & cHIApRES,s noots
Stray Sheep Twy

ItAME into,ny cnc,oss "a saout The nitldla.
~ Of October last, FoHs white Eve Sheep,
msskec's 'B ION the right side. The owner IS
requested to prove property and tnke it away.
ravfrtS yQE8 EJGH a. SSILSssN!
Lyndon, Dec. II, 1913. s~,.,, 594ws "a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08
LBoA BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

Sec. 10. Be 1t oFdairlsd ythe Town Coun-
Gil OF the bordsgh Of Gilboa, That there
shall be appeintef one Marshal, and one
Treasurer, who shall hold their offices until
the next annual election of borough officers.
The said Matshal and Treasurer shall give
bonds 10 the Town Council in sum not
less than one bundled nor more than three
hundred dollars
Sec. Is. Tlial ifthe said Marshal or Troas-
urer shall fail tocomply with the provisions
of this act, the 5fice shall be considered va
cant.
Sec. IA, That il any Of the above named
officers shall fa5l 10 discharge the duties re-
quired Of then sby the Town Council, they
shall pay inc Of not less than one dollar,
nor more the Eve dollars, 10 be recovered
in an action # debt before the Mayor Of the
Borough.
These Ordinances 10 take effect and be
ID force from and after the 18th day Of July,
ils4s.
J.B, ALLEN, MAYOR.
G. M'CoNAAv, Recorder.
Gilboa, July ls'h, le4s. 3S4c.
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Henry County Road TAG.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN Commissioners of Henry County. Ohio, at
tho March session, l848. levied for road purposes
within and for said county, the sum Of twelve
hundred and eighteen dollars, being at the rate of
twenty-five cents on the hundred dollars valua4
ton, as the same stands on the duplicate OF taxes
for said county for the year eighteen hundred and
forty-eight, and that all persons owing said road
tax may discharge the same by labor on the pub
lie highways in the proper road districts. or upon
the proper free turnpike road, at the rate Of sew
enty-ye cents per day for such labor, as provided
by law. JAMES G. HALY, Co. Auditor
AupIroR's OlTrcE, Henry county, OF
/ NAroLEoN, May ], l848. 38lc
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

mt Office is hereby given that at the July
In Term, A. D. l848, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas in and for Putnam County, Ohio, Daniel
Ridenour and Jacob Ridenour were appointed ad-
mnshators Of the estate Of John Ridenour, de-
ceased ~ have qualified themselves TO act such
DANIEL RlDEN0UR,
JACOB RIDENOUR,
administrators.
July rs, l34s. 385dw
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PROSPECTUS.
the GcnSlenaam's'N Magazine.
MILTON SANDERS & JOHN M. HUNTING
TON. EDITORS.

TON, EDITORS.
pueLislfRD DIX A COMPANY.
vTyTIE Proprielors Of the GENTLEMAN'S
IL MAG AZlNE are well aware That seye'
al periodicals Of somewhat similar ,charac-
Ter have been published in the West, and
that, after lingering through an epbemeral d
precarious ex stence, have been almost uni
formly Abandoned. They aref.lly conyin-
ced, however, that the radical cause otthese
failures consisisA--not so much In the disln-
clination of the ienlightened penple OF this
Western land to encourage Home Litera.
tnre," PAS in fact that The propfleiers respec-
lively have lacked adequate capital TO en-
sure firm foundation for the work at the
onset. This insuperable obstacle to success
exists not in the present Magazine, Wheih-
er il al first meets with the support which
its proprie,ors dare 10 anticipate, still they
are determined that il shall appear regularly
for at least one year, on the first day OF eve
ry month, and in literary matter and y
popraphical ex eculion, shall not be inferio
TO any Magazine in this country. We are
not partial to promises, knowing that the
smallest circumstances modify and alter the
firmest resolutions; bnt we venture 70 assert
iha, The Genflemdn's Aogdzine VIII be ey-
cry thing which the progress q ihe age
both in Literature, Science, ana tne rine
Ans, may reqiire,- e,--and that Il VIII DC sucn
as the West may yproudly regard as her own.
The Magazine will be under the ed'orial
control Of y. Milton Sanders, an elegant
fluent, and vigorous wrlter-ano Joan W.
Huntington, who Will take agenerai cnarge
Of the review department. These gentle
men will devote their exclusive attention 70
the editing ofthe work, striving as much as
possible 10 procure vigorous, manly pro 'uc-
lions, and avoid the corruptlng emana'lons
Of that vtilted taste, and slckly sentiment
ality, predominant in the literature OF the
present day. Everything oil Sectarian OF
Political nature, will be vigorously excluded
from its pages. In word, il is the inten'
ton ofou editors TO furnish their readers
! with Tales, Essays, Poetry, ETC., emoodying
strength, DEPTH, and feryor oi thought, MN
glod with the more brilliant, but not less
| pleasing, delicate, and refined effuslons OF
fancy and imagination; and, therefore al
though Geetleman's Magazine, il is TO be
hoped that the enlightened Lady will find
in lis perusal much to commend and admire
The rapid growth Of the West within the
last few years, and the still greater increase
of taste and refinement, requires Maga
zine somewhat similar to what the proprle-
tors contemplate in the present. II is true
that Publications of the East are widely dis
seminaied amongst usi but must we look
abroad for our literature, while the thousand
unwritten themes Of the broad West-its no.
bic forests, savage denzens, and lerce bor-
der warfare-remain ready to develope them
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NOWCE

n n WOTICIE ~
re hereby given at the Plat and field notes OF graded
Slate road, commencing at the house of John Wilhelm,
In the county OF nry, and Terminating the .Hsrner
House, In the county of Putnam filed In this Office
on the first day Of June thousand eight hundred and
fortv-eght by the commissioners appoints under the
of February the eighth, thousand eight hundred and
forty eight All PARTIES therefore, i the estab
simeAt of said road notified that the county Com
nssioners OF Henry county will hear the parties In favor
Of against the establishment of snid road the app
cation for damages OF any person persons on account
Of the location OF said road through his her. their ands
JAMES G. HALY. Auditor.
AupiToR's OrrIcE. Henry county, Ohio,l
NAPOLEON, June IS. l848 38fet