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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

a.. FOR NT-Two houses just without the cor
i poraton line together with four or five OF land
belonging to EACH convenient and suitable for gardening
purposes Apply to JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

"a FOR RENT, The store and dwelling ON Main
M;i street, next door above the store OF Mr. Reg
naut The stand is well calculated for any kind OF
business Possession of the store given Immediately;
the dwelling the LIST of January next or sooner de-
TOLER & COOK,
mo * AGENTS and Auctioneers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

a.. FOR RENT The dwelling house on the cor
I:l ner of Governor and franklin streets opposite the
cabinet ware rooms of Messs Bintord and Porter. The
house is very commodious, containing eleven rooms,
has been recently put in thorough repair and is from its
size and central location, well suited for boarding
house. To good tenant, the terms will be made low
Apply to
oc 80 HENRY CANNON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

u q III fICaHf lime
ND LAMPS.-We have another supply of the Cam
phine Lamps which have given such general satistac
toH.
With these LAMPS aud good Camphine more bril-
liant light can be hs IAN with any other oil or burn
ing fluid whatever, and at less cost.
N. B. We are prepared to furnish Fresh Camphne
in any quantity, distilled twice week.
Also, for sale. Burning Fluid, and an assortment
of Fluid Lamps.
Chas. Starr, Jr & Co.'s Phosgene Gas is only to be
had of US, being sole agents
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
,,,,, 81, i Main street CORNER 18th
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

~ FOR RENT. two tenements on the upper end OF
M!U Cary street. Price Sc and 81. Apply to
nc II R. CAUTHORN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

- FOR RENT, in the town of Sidney, house
hi suitable for grocery. Price Sc per month Apply
TO Toe Al r. CAUTHORN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

NSOR SALE, a likely NEGRO GIRL, about 20
fault; to remain in the city or its vicinity. Apply to
no g TOLER IL COOK Accents
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

ENRINCIPE CIGARS.-Just to hand, an in
voice of those celebrated Principles popular with
our customers, and will be offered little below former
prices. Also in store and expected, large lot Of fine
Havana Cigars of genuine importation, and which
cannot fail please every variety of taste For sale
by ALEX DUVAL, Druggist
no 7 147 Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

So FOR RENT-The fine, large and well finished
l store of the new granite front building, four doors
below the corner of Main and 9th streets Possession
can be had Immediately. Apply to
my q B. d S. JONES.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

So DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
MaI Remit have for rent two very desirable family
residences situated Marshall street, between 9th
and 9th Streets and the other Sd street, between
Marshall and Clay streets. To good tenants the rent
will be reasonable. For terms apply to
fe % JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

&TUDENTS OF MEDICINE attending the
- Lectures, can procure Of NASH d WOOD
HOUSE, reasonable terms, all the Text Books
used and recommended by the Faculty OF the Medical
College They have also on hand large collection OF
other valuable and popular works Medicine Surgery
Physiology Anatomy, Obstetrics Chemistry, and their
collateral branches. .
oc 90 NASH IL WOODHOUSE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

CHERRY AND CRIMSON MERINOES.-
" Just to hand, cherry and crimson Mernoes; black
silk Lace for trimming; cherry, scarlet crimson maza
rne blue, green and pink Mouslanes; kid and fleece
lined silk Gloves new style Prints; handsome dark
Ginghams, &c. &c. J. G. CHENERY,
no Opposite Depot.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

NMT L have just opened beautiful assortment Of
Wv Ladies Dress Goods Call and see them.
no 3 c.. HARTWELIi q co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

a an HHDS dry bright Bacon Sides, receiving, for
IL " sale by WEBB, BACON & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
sci nv ~ s. MAIN STREET. RICHMOND.
CAP NUFAS 'TDRY.

ID CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS, II
DiagonaIiy opposite the Farmers Bank s@~Ss
NN SHULTZ having some months since loca-
WE ted his Cap mandatory at the corner Of Main
and 10th Streets manufactures cloth and velvet CAPS
of all descriptions, and is prepared to make to order
any description of Caps in either French American
Styles at short notice. His prices will be found very
derate and if patronzed to any extent by the wholesale
trade, can furnish Gaps good and cheap as they
can be procured in any Of the Northern cities. Like
wise, always hand, good stock Of mems and boys
HATS and CAPS Of all kinds.
He solicits call from the public, under the belief
that his Goods will please, both regards style and
price. Sc 81 dt1Ja
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

EBEACH BRANDY barrels Peach Brandy,
III for sale by JOHN WOMBLE Il Co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

- FOR RENT.--The very commodious dwell
H! ling on Leigh Street. between 9Th and 9th, at pre-
sent occupied by Mrs Page, belonging to the estate OF
Herbert A Claiborne, decd.
1t has lately undergone thorough repair, and has
Portable out houses stable and good well OF water with
hydrant. For terms applyto
ae 81 - WIIILAMS CLAIBORNE a. CO.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.--The large b

a. HOTEL FOR RENT.--The large brick
l-I Tavern on Broad street, known Brackets Ia
vern and lately as European Hotel, having been lately
painted and thoroughly repaired is now offered for rent
on very favorable terms Apply to
TOLER 81 COOK
no Agents and Auctioneers.
81 FOR RENT, on Church Hill, next door to
M.A Colonel Mosby's, neat brick dwelling, with
small building attached, suitable for grocery Rent 81
per month. Apply to TOLER d COOK
no IL Agents and Auconeers
W USHTON, CLARK & CO.'S CELEs
kA DRAFTED GENUINE MEDICINAL COD
LIVER OlL.-This article now generally conceded to
be the best yet offered to the public, prepared from
fresh llvers, and is warranted pure and reliable.
Owing to numerous adulteraons and the bottles with
their signed label having in some cases been refiled
with interior OIL Rushton Clark Co. will in future put
the Oil OF their manufacture in square botles with
their name blown in them, and their written signature
will be pasted over the cork of the bottle that cannot
be drawn without destroying the signature.
further supply, fresh put up in the style, just
received per express, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
no 10 % Main ST corner 18th,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

NTEW LAW BOOKS.-A selection Of Lead
~ ing Cases in Equity, with notes, by +. Thomas
White and o. Dale 'Treder, of the Middle Temple,
with additional annotatons, containing References to
American Cases, by Hare g. Wallace.
A Treatise on the Criminal Law Of the United States,
comprising Digest Of the Penal Statutes Of the Cen
era Government and of Massachusetts,, New York,
Pennsylvania and Virginia, with the Decisions OF Cases
arising upon these Statutes, by Francis Wharton.
State Trials of the United States during the Admins
tration OF Washington and Adams, with References,
historical and professional and Preliminary Notes the
For sale by MORRIS & BROTHER,
DC 81 No 81 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

=" c1 11yI nc, ~ oo5 Brood st,eet -Inst re-
ceved an additional supply of Ladies' Dress Goods such
as plain and brocaded Mernoes, OF the newest coors;
plain, figured and bocaded Mouselines and Cashmeres;
handsome new style Silks and Satin Duchenes Silks for
mantllas, saoues &C. &C., which will be sold at the
lowest prices. w. }. SWORDS.
N. BIZ have at this time large and well assorted
stock of new and fashionable goods Also good stock
OF staple goods Heavy Kerseys, Linseys and Blankets
for servants Also, good Bed Bankets-tor sale cheap.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

MSLAKE'S FIRE AND WATERPROOF
HD PAINT.-A further supply Of this valuable ari
Gle for covering roofs OF houses, tops Of railroad cars,
bridges, &c &c, and rendering them gre and a0ater-
1To0f Specimens may be seen at our store
PURCELL, LADD g. CO., Druggists,
80 Main street. corner 18th,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
NEW AND VALUABLE BooKs.-Th

NEW AND VALUABLE BOOEs.-The
u Annals of the English Bible, by Christopher An
derson, abridged and continued, by Sam1 lreneus
Prime, Secretary American Bible Society - ,s.
Los Gringos; or, inside view OF Mexico and Cali
fonia, with wanderings in Peru, Chill and Polynesia
by Lieut.. Wise, U. S. N.
Aspects of Nature in different Lands and different
Climates, with scientific calculations, by Alex, Van
Humboldt, translated by Mrs Sabine
Fronenac; or, the Aotarba OF the Troquvis metri-
cal romance, by Alfred B. Street
The Puritan and his Daughter, by J. K Paulding
The Living Authors of England by Thomas Powell.
Commerce the Prairles; or the Journal of Santa
Fe Trader during eight Expeditions across the Great
Western Prairies and residence nearly nine years
Northern Mexico, with maps and engravngs by Josiah
Gregg
Evenings at Woodlawn, by Mrs. Elicit. For sale by
no - MORRIS & BROTHER
III IME.-750 bbls. superior East Thomaston Lime
~ landing from brig Susan Ludwig and for sale by
no Is RANKIN q WHITLOCK
DIPE STEMS, SMOKING TOBACCO, &c.
J. $1,000 handsome Cane Wood Pipe Stems
1000 dozen Oronoko, Spanish and Cut Tobacco
30 groce Buckingham and Shaker Pipes
For sale by K. M. ZIMMERMAN,
no Is Isl Main street Eagle Square.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

NpACON.-l0 hhds strictly prime clear Sides, re
III Giving and for sale by
90 G ,Sr r w McGRUDFR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

for 100 acles dated 18th Sept, ls48
Do do in favor of Joseph Hardie No 81 ,2S3,
for 100 acres, dated lth November, l949
Do do in favor of James Martin, Jr., No. 81 ,593,
for 100 acres, dated 10th Nov, 1913.
Do do in favor of Harrison Cooke, or Cooke,
No. SO, $50, for l60 acres, dated 29th Nov,
194S.
Do do in favor of John Mount, No. Al $3.50, for
l6O acres, dated 9th Dec, 1913.
Do do in favor of William G. Bennett No. 49,
055, for l60 acres, dated 18th January,
1849.
Do do in favor Of Cynthia H. Clinginpeel, No.
59779, for l6o acres, dated 29th May,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

Am CONSIGNMENT, $40 lbs Harness Lea
SPther "a sides heavy Russett Is dozen Lamb Skins
do Sheep Skins; receiving and for sale by
No TTNSJFY az BRYANT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
81 g DOLLARS REWARD.

&SeD between this city and Washington was lost or
the 23d September last, containing the following Lane
Warsants forwarded by us and addressed to Messrs
Corcoran & Riggs, viz:
Land Warrant, in favor Of Robert F. Webb, No 81 8o4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

u dozen Country knit, all wool, mixed and cotton
Socks which will be sold very low to close. ,,a,
no / ALEX MOTT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

TWNRfMMINGS, &c,-Plain and fancy Velvet Rib
n bons, all colors; new style Buttons; black Laees
silk Cords and Brads coored silk Laces, cherry, buf
and green Belgravian and Imperial Trimmings; cherry
white and blue silk 1hille; Gimp and Fringes; also
handsome new style Bonnet, Sash and Neck bbons
Jenny Lind Cuffs; Gloves Hosiery; Handkerchies
Laces; French Collars and Capes, &c, at
WILLIAM j. SWORDS,
no 10 No 225 Broad street, Shockoe Hill
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

ward Stanley, F. K. President Of the RUya Colege
of Surgeons Of England and Surgeon to ST. Bartholo-
NEW Hospital SO
Frank Foreser-FIsh and Fishing of the U. States
and British Provinces of North Amerca--ilustrated
from Nature by the author. By Henry William Her
bert, author OF Field Sports of North Amerca-2 SO
The History Of Pendennis-hs Fortunes and Msior-
unes-his Friends and his Greatest Enemies BY VIM.
NJ Thackery, author Of Vanity FAN, part $50 cts
For sale by MORRIS q BROTHER,
or II No 81 Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21


P. S. Bradng, &C., done on reasonable terms at the
shortest notice.
Branch of the same business is in Petersburg, Bank
street, opposite Exchange Hotel.
oc 4-.3m F. A. STUEBNER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

night. he stood at the altar with sno,her
no less beautiful, and 10 less loving; and
more than all. with Icoman's heart. She
had loved MIN as a poor boy. and he we'd
ded her as a rich man.
Ellen Sumner never loved again. She
remembered the terrible lesson Dani!orih
had given her. and from that time was a
better, and a humber woman. Her pride
was utterly crushed.
Dan,torth and his charming wife still
reside in the Quaker city. and are. as the
old proverb hath it. happy as the days are
long
The moral OF this tale is SO palpable.
that line Of comment is uncalled for
We know our fair readers will never think
lightly of a man who wears round jacket
and homespun gravs. Life is thing of
change. and he who is down to-day, may
be up tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
uoyv the branch Mint was lost.

"Greeley ruined the bill for establishing
Mint In this City. Fer yeGs past Mr. Tslmsdge DAs
been gable ia that matter, and was almost sue
cessu in esctng that great improvement for TINS Cry
During the recent Session have doubt that the
Mint would have been successful, but Tor the appear
ance OF such a Greeley Ia Congress- His cleo
ton by the people OF this City entirely ruined me meas
ure according 10 positive information from wash
ing,on The biH passed the House, bHi t,H through "a
Ms senate" lBennetts Herald.
yY- Mr. Tallmadge never was in Congress IN
til within the last year and half; and no exer-
tons made {" for years past ever sufiiced to push
our Mint bill through either House until this SEES
sion, though the long session affords far better
opportunity for it than a short one. This year 1t
passed the House by very large majority, bat
failed in the Senate. This is the first we ever
heard of killing bill in he Senate 10 demonstrate
the unpopuarity Of Member of The House, but
there are so many queer ways of doing things in
w ashington that we don't say what may or may
not be the fact OF course, should We ever blunder
into the Senate, we shall expect to spited by see
ing the bills in which we are interested killed IN
the House after passing the other branch Droll
world this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
IRELAND.
b. Special Erps' TO liverpool
DreL,x. Friday Night, Feb.


DUBLIN, Friday Night, Feb. 3.
TIE great topic Of discussion here Is the TIA oil MI
Gsvsn Dusy, on whose case the July, packed By
the Crown 70 try the merits, have not been able to
agree. 60 far. Mr.. Duffy hss triumphed. With regard
10 the divisions Of opinion among the Jury, we are
enabled 70 state that there never was case in wncn
opinion more fuciua,ed IL Jury box. Al one time II
ls said tina, the Jury were nearly unanimous Tor an
entire sccuit,al but sf,erwsrd tina, opinion so duo
tuaed and shifted that the number ultimately came to
stand thus. eight flr conviction on al the counts
three for an acqu.t,s on the first third and fourth
couut. and q conviction on the second count only
Ultimately one stood out for an entire scquital For
the presen; the case lie over and another battle must
be iougl, in the beginning Of April when Mr. Duhy
will be once more placed In the dock Meantime the
Court refuse. bail and be is still close prisoner 10
Nevgste.
Tee move Of the Government on the lrish poor-lsW
question is likely to excite most formidable oPpos-
ton In the North Already the tsesic has been sound
ed and there will no doubt be an expression OF public
opinion against the proposal OF the Prime Minister to
compel the people Of Ulster to provide for the wars
and necessities Of Munster and Connsusht which will
sstonish the little lord and his family government
The wr,s Of error in the Of Smith oBreu, Nc
Nsnu. and oDonohoe, hsve reached the House OF
Lords and If reports be true, II IS said that favorable
Issue to the prisoners will be the result The srgu'
ment. in the case will not on before Easter. The
crown will be represented by the attorney and solicitor
general of England and the Irish attorney and solicitor
general The prisoners counsel Sir I. Thesger,
MI. Napier, and Sir Colmsn oLoshlen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
The Great Letter of Henry Clay, on slavery,


We record to-day one OF the most important
documents ever laid before the American public
whether we regard the importance OF the subject
the position of the writer or the influence II "a
! likely 10 have on the public mind. In whatever
light the particular views Of Mr.. Clay, as to the de-
tails Of Emancipation, may be regarded there can
be no difference OF opinion, we think, upon the
general principles Of this letter. II is strictly an
Anti.Savery document. MIR. Clay thinks, and
with reason, that the extreme opinions OF those
who deem Slavery blessing, and an and to Re
publican lnstifntions are not worth replying 20
Tor they are certainly held by few only, aud such
an argument goes 10 prove, that Tor want OF blacks
lif such should be the easel we should make rhHe
slaves in order to enjoy the benefit OF that lnst-
tuition.
The principles Of Mr.. Clays plan, in regard to
Kentucky, are comprehended in just three ideas
First, that the Convention about to assemble IN
Kentucky should provide for the Emancipation of
slaves; next that this Emancipation should be
gradual commencing, say ~ 100 aud lastly,
that il should be accompanied by Colonization.
That this plan is entirely practicable, safe, aud
will prove. il adopted prosperous 10 Kentucky. no
man. who has invest ated the subject, will doubt.
1t will be accomplished, If the people desire 1t,
without being felt, except for good. The colored
population will gradually disappear, and Ken
lucky will fill up on her hills and on her plains
with peope-Commerce, Science Education and
Art. Whether her people will deem these dc
srable things or il desirable, worthy to be accom-
plished In that way, we have no means OF know
ing If we were to Judge only by certain Acts of
the present Legislature we should think her face
was set toward Slavery. and the exodus of that
Institution could only be expected in other and
better times. Whether the views OF the Legisla-
ture coincide with those OF the People, time will
develop. Nothing could be more glorious for the
fame OF Kentucky, than that she should follow the
glorious example OF her Illustrious Chief As
for him. the close of his life will shine with greater
luster than all the past. If, as we believe they
will. his acts ia Congress should correspond with
this document, he will have written his own Epi-
taph, more durable and moro brilliant than any
which Genius or Friendship could have inscribed
on monumental brass. He will have united the
fame of Statesman, Benefactor and Christian and
placed them in living letters, on the best page Of
his Countrys History.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

Whether Gea. Taylor and his Cabinet Will re-
move many or few Of those they find in Offices
under their control. we do not know, nor DOVE
greatly care. There are some incumbents OF de-
cided worth whom we shall gladly see retained
there are others who ought at all events to be pat
out, although their places were TO be filed by men
Of precisely similar politics Many because they
have prosttuted cir Offices to the lowest partisan
uses; others because they DO not posse" the
necessary qualifications Of integrity, capacity and
industry. II there were no remaining grounds OF
Political difference, we believe the Public In
terests demand very considerable changes in the
incumbents Of Federal Offices. And beside, it is
unjust that the half OF our people who have held
nearly all the desirable Offices for twenty years,
should retain them for an indefinite period YET
future. We are opposed 70 all such monopolles.
II Highwayman were 10 meet you with
loaded pistol and the usual demand, and you were
10 knock aside his weapon and take him under
your arm, he would naturally beg TO be let off, for
the sake Of his furnishing wife and children, &C. &C.
You might very well dismiss him with KICK on
caution against asking aims 10 future IN that per-
emptory manner. But suppose he were TO turn
around and say, My good sir ! tined to take
your purse by the law Of the strongest, but
you were too much for me at that so please
gre it to me If you have hundred dollars
about you, give me ninety; will do without the
other ten, seeing | failed to get them by my
pistol. Be clever now, and make me present
of the ninety,"-what would you say to so mean
being Would your losthing allow you to say
anything
The great majority Of the present incumbents
Of the Offices in question have been all their lives
the boisterous champions Of the doctrine that To
the vctors belong the spoils Of the vanquished. -
They got ia on that platform, did all they could to
make their Offices keep them in, and If Cas- had
been elected would have stayed in upon It, haV-
ing been handsomely beaten, they want TO be Kept
in on the strength Of Gen. Taylors clemency and
kindly feeling for all. 1t may be best to retain
good many OF them, and it may not but the whin-
ing appeals for them through The Union, Herald
DC. ere absolutely sickeniDg- man that IS
an would sooner saw wood for living than gam
it by an Office thus chung to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

II GRIZZLY, Esq.-You have Doubtless seen IN
the papers Of the day some account OF 'no 'S'e
movement in this state in relation 70 EnGHciPa-
,,or OR Cot,ventionfor forming a new Constitu-
ton will. it is to be hoped. adopt some sale anu
Ne ,i,n for de r. uoval Of the Slaves
Certain il is Macon County will send such dele
gates as will be committed on that question ana
men. too. able to discuss the question win the
sble.t and most learned Of the PerPetualss;-
The late act Of our Legislature has prodaceu Il
wonderful sight OF feeling on the part oil the Emsh
cpationis,s, and their places next year VIII DC
filed. without doubt, by soer and better meh'|
We all look for hot and tempestuous times ana
men are preparing themselves TO act with bold
ness equal to the exicencss Of the day. Yours, Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

EeBEKr Benson, Esq. according to private
Tsissrsphic dispatch from Washington, has been
isesd for Surveyor Of this Port We do not vouch for
iss authenticity.
Hon. CHARLEs HUDSON, late NJ. c. is said to
have bess selected for Naval ocer Of the Port Of BOs
ton. A capital choice.
Hon. CHARLEs B. PEsRosE Of Pennsylvania, we
hear has been agreed for Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. He was Solicitor under Gen. Hssrison-x
Mr.. GODDARD of Ohio 10 said TO have been Sc
eessd By Secretary Ewing Chief Clerk Of the Home
Department I'VE presume this 10 Hon Chss B. God
dard, State Senator from Muskingum County