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D.,.,on, Granville co, n c, March 6-cti
FOR SALE.

srcAR Plantation the Parish oil 81 James, ON the right baR
e river seventyone miles above New Orleans ami ine
~ Donalsonvie This plantation contains about TWO 'hou
superior land oil which more man eisht huieu
rry of the best building and plantation iurposes
cleared portion the property has about nVe huIuieu
~, Man, and raoons Cane enough will be put up 10 plant mo
, and fy arpenis very large ana eclmoulous
sar House. nearly with Two large SETS oil u
The mr gu, in complete oreran very excellent steam sugar
Nil are and fine order, on the Paniatio An ane
lumber Of Horses Mules and Oxen, Wagons Carts ao ever! e'e
.ar ,,, and implement, are on the place , ,, No
49, plapaon or separately as may SUI. I
all experienced and well trained Ia Tue
them about slxtylret eicent hauu
shea h addition OF twenty would constitute force u
advantageous cultivation oil the Plantation
rt.a either without such addition. Will ind the properly
with make large from the
nng lille As supposed full provis.
OF made this that source III eYpsnse may DC
,e and t,ls Will be required for repairs Of kind
that desirable property rarely offered Tor
m reialiono fertility and heahlncss OF tho pan,a
Inc quality OF the negroes who are not only all thoroughly
ll. but large number born the place. and having been
W, m care Of ull yigor and strength Further description
Unnecessary those disposed 10 purchase # no doub ris me
M N sasG balance and years bearing
satisfactorily secured Possession will be
nj ags of January next
Ss h.ndrsd shares Stock of,hs o'-eo nnk
s also sold. together with the flatatlon the rufcnuseI IA
m ment of the price Purchase will assume mortgage debt
The Bank, amounting twenty four thousand seVe
with interest at eight per cent! from hrs'
hundred eight payable IN one w." ,ic'
pr 70 hiriyfour thousand hundred and stty'e dollars
yahc ,nsa,en and renewable the first OF March, eighteen
aid fifty and every thereafter until the expiration oi 'he
Citizens Bank charter
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS.
lille lice
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VOLUME NLVI.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
DAILY AND SEMl.W EEkLn.
:. xuIIIIAM +. 4 THOMAS RlTCHIE, '
Il L X NJ ::

TIE VI -:
p,.,pra il plbished DAILY and SEMI WEEhi.,,
rine paiy PAPER dollars annum and al '% G semi
y, 'lo .at.n ,r shor,er period than year For w
.ass @ THAR sr annum aud ,hrc dollars for sA no'' G
Nee Nv. ~ h. raid IN he Office RENTED BY mall " p'
~ - ,nI,rs per annum the end OF the year % .oo md
All des 10 office be reunited per mat n an Lt
asbe Bank notes. the rs Of the Editors me letter scarce
10 Of .nS account 10 Its the accumua, mon Editors
81 eA'ehs''s o" TERMS OF ADVERTISING ,.ss frs, in
IN THE DAILY ' vsro ,, twenty five
ser,ion fifty and every s'fceeas b times week. thirty
/, inserted once week, Twice i "eeA' "
seven and hall cents ca, dollars for squares AMI IN
Annual Of crratcr engh-eAcell o.e
Vsoder and Auconeers who are charged ' '' VI
ed) 1850 r,,,, y r,r ,y,yc lines, less, first insertion
rs cents continuance ~ with the advance
Orders from a distance must he ac'oiulu'.'" "'' -
SATISFACTORY references insure execution hc,eyer The
~ hand. wiring il unknown 10 us must Oe MI, IN no
r,on OF The Postmaster the neisheorhood o ? W
3 and quizzc has proved heretofore una. heinz
NY m insist in such upon the commuhicao,s pen5 W
name of The Postmaster, irrin on The back ne fR'
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thing fear from discussion. 1.-THE protectionists desire it,
lei Congress appoint Committee investigate the subject
with powers send for persons and papers Let those who
examined before them be put upon oah and BE- compelled
10 all questions relating tho subject and the incv
table effect would be- that the Committee would send forth
report thar would ciectually put Stop the cry OF pau
per labor and would establish permanently the doctrine and
rract IF irr,t trad.
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!" v,I.Ii.RLE EARN FOR RENT

,,iSIN 10 give up farming will rent our my Farm SMS
YARDS situated immediately on the road between oIse
r House and Goronsvlle three miles from the orhr ana ~
Ina latter place hundred and twenty
when properly cultivated produces we delishuiy watisu
r variety fruii fine rich Garden Soinioaous umets
with all houses beautiful anu oesiI1oe Fa
hesly settled and sentee nchborhood Also portion OF Inc
viii he sold on the Of December or Inc hexl lar
~ -, s niece land near Orange Court House near enough
ia thai place; os productive piece oil land w,
n n Keen il u il is well covered Any person wisr 10 my
sn will apply personally TO am enabled 10 asSs oo nn '
as they Will the records also" ~ soou lcEo
wishn. valuable Servants, will do we'll To select al
ina,e sale before as desire not TO sell 10 lsue NY
mos valuable Men, all except three on mo ra S'
a. Moo, maker Blacksmith Wheelwrigh two hrsi rate Dlhis
SempstresS. including other tenae aet'a"'>'
e oi w s" one anu WV '"'''" NJ F. COLE.
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.
AZ authorised Somer,l, OF Tennessee 10 sell ms
Ira ii Land the Roanoke river near Taylors Ferry contain
hy e survey There LOO acres OF Valuable
% m ready for The high land Is Of very superior
% aud adapted the cultivation tobacco wheat ana corn
land will please call CT M Arusiead
y.u who neighboeod and VIII take pleasure III
.,aIns n Terms will made suit the purchaser ~
'a'""7 " ~ JNO. 5 EATON.
Attorney Robert p. Somerynl
y March 6-ctf
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for lis peculiar institution could demand On The conay
if the latter section make ncompTomsing opposition TO the
measure and seek postpone the Convention siii longer
we believe lis fate this subject will b. the same as thai
which has o,crtaken with regard internal Improvements
and that the consequence Of dscrmate opposition I" NIL
reformation will be the success OF every scheme proposed
BY overwhelming odds against her.
a From the Lynctburg Patriot.
EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA Rail, ROAD.
We from Brownow Knoxville Whs that the char
Ter granted BY the cssce legislature for The construction
of Railroad from Knoxville the Virginia line has been
secured by the liberal subscriptions Of the citizens i wash
ingon and Sullivan counties. Four hundred and hity thou
sand dollars worth of stock being necessary fill up the
subscriptions the whole of ii taken by the Two counties
above named. This taking of the balance o The Stock,
(ays the Whg) company Of twenty odd Of the best pro-
perty holders in Washington and Sullivan counties anu Sc
curing the present charter prevents, first all necessa,
delay Next ii will enable The Company 10 get their road
surveyed in the SPRING and located suit the location oil The
Virginia road which is then 10 be located. The Company
will also be enabled employ Agents 10 take, or sell
stock collect for delrayng expenses Ne In short
this move secures the location Of the Road south Of The Hi
YER the nearest the specdcs the cheapest The most natural
and advantageous route that can be selected
In another column OF the paper We find : Notice
from the President oil the Board Of Commissioners calling
on the stockholders in the Company meet i'll Greense Oh
The 10Th instant 10 elect board of directors.
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BALTIMORE Noy. ao.-The steamers news has haj
I'm, little effect on our market Small sales oi Howard
-four At sts7 and CITY Mills 81. IS. Wheotdecne Sa'e-
Of red at s. 100 cents white DO los ITO for good 10 pte
New white fit for shipping 30 cents y-ow do 81 cd
white So yellow do. bsa60; oaw3i;
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WORTHY Of ATTENTION:

Agents Wanted Tor u very popular "ol ~
0Nr hundred agents wanted immediately 70 CANVASS sss
y IN this State Subscribers Tor the SONS al rem
oiering splendid octave volume win mezzomo en-
ae bound In English Morocco. full glpce 81 per copy
worthy OF the noble dedicated and rejecting great
already well known writer Arthur Esq Who Is the
s'nfo.,i 49,.
iyc aielsen realize nom go 70 ST. per Jay as
The will be required For further pa
l address, post paid l. y FREEMAN Richmond. Virginia.
General Agent for Virginia
RNone need apply bu, those who VIII devote al er time 70
r-Srk Nov -o-Col
- The Richmond Wing Rockingham Register Norfolk Herald
Wheeling Argus please copy the amount OF one dollar and send
oils with copy the paper containing the advertisement to
A Aren for Richmond.
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a TEACHER WANTED.

Ns! 10 engage Teacher who qualified teach Geography
r Grammar Arithmetic Algebra Geometry and also me La
-suase accurately No one except gentleman OF ano'ea
VII be acceptable decided preference NIL IN gwen 10
the Episcopal Church or Methodist Church Satisfactory
1als the attachments and exemplary character oil e
I will e required will not be needed before The
N !av in January lie will reside with my family anu have
pupils The salary VIII be ou hundred
Ter annun The situation would suit ceriloman VINO "d
nan, and pa OF his time TO literary
Letters addressed Cara. Cumberland county WI!
r,l. ,rsntiou r. T. HUBBARD
Va .nfi
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TyIoY u0TEI. EOR RENT.

S establishment lease The location Is me most
peasant in the city; and with the completion OF The improve
nov In the Louisa Railroad the Dansie Kali
M the James River and kanawh lanai VIII
r. tile WILL doubt. make one OF the most profitable 10
civ The House itself is no; TO be surpassed by any IN the
Sac tr comfort. convenience and appearance $50, -,
IS, FOX RENT-a family residence with Store below, tina
~ * rented separately with the Hotel
Ia property win rented low good tenant and possession
81. aaDiedately Application may be made
JSo THOMPSON, Jr., Amherst County
Y DANIEL. Jr., Richmond City
Or c 4 HODGES, Richmond City
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7L1ssTcAL AND MATHEM1TIcAL SCHOOL.

cLAss!cAL AND I MA 7r,IS 4, sCH09L.
E mex, Of this School will commence the 10th day
January and continue ten months with vacation OF one month
Dr. Mckee the degree Master Of Arts OF the University
Virginia. and has had several experience IN teaching HIS
Instruction is thorough embracing Latin, Greek Aahema
y, French, Spanish. German &c.
image heretofore living with the Teacher MY house
@ mile from Louisa Court House. IN as healthy part Of the
nSS For Board including Tuition for all OF The subjects
School i. limited to ftsen and therefore, those desiring send
.l make early application 10 the subscriber ~ ,,r,rox
islisa Cour House. August Cleft ELShA MELTON.
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.
last annual Of this Institution closed s duties on The
October and continue without interruption until the s' Of Au
ate Principal Continue 10 preside the Institution,
with all Of the other teachers whose services have also
- retained Charles tho for the las, session Some val
.s.,on address p Mns, Tappahannosk; Ms Virginia
% Kessa &9! Fay ' jFF fs: Sos; N iis
FEMALE EDUCATION.
WE FEMALE SCHOOL my house. Louisa county, the
year will he under The charge Of Miss TApP of
-in Will commence the February next and close the III
December following deincne Two weeks during the Sum.
= Tor vacation.
Board and v Tuition English the whole session Of 10 on eco
Music on Piano aid use OF instrument -
q Address Louisa Cour, House
Wv E-ctl5F HIcKERToN T. WINSTON.
NOTICE Having been appointed by Gen Winfield scoI, The
special of himself and of his wife, Mrs Maria Mayo Scott
d business Tor them or ELMER OF lcm IN tis city ana JUS
the leasing houses plantations and grounds
other business connected with the Of Mrs Abigail Mayo
hereby inform those who have business with ha said
lative 10 the subjects above specified that am ready
,i.mises
'SE-cwlm w. GODnIS.
AcOMMUNlcANT an Episcopal Church, experienced in
. tschng the English branches drawing painting and
! work, wishes situation teacher in private family
good location establish select School Good refer
po paid addressed Miss E. C B., l5s Adams Street.
? - -. Long Island will be promptly answered Nov2
ALEXANDER DUDLEY and SAMUEL F. HARDWOOD
associated themselves in the Practice Of Law will attend
K and County Courts of the counties Of King and Queen,
uqr.. an Essex, Mddlosex and Gloucester All business
Dies heir will be promptly and faithfully attended TO- Ad
49, and Quesa Court House. Nov. 3-c9eH8w
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-14
VOLUME XIV.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
WILLIAM W. HOL DEN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

THE NoRrH CARoLIxA STANDARD is published week
" Three Dollars per annum, payable in advance. In
instance will the paper be unless the money for
The shall accompany the order. Subscribers and
Others, who may wish to send money the Editor can
at all times, by Mail and at his risk Receipts for
al sums will be promptly transmitted.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines, will be
inserted time for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; those of greater length pro-
portion Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
be charged twenty-five per than the above
rates. reasonable deduction viii be made to those who
advertise by the year. e:.-.I ...l
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-14

ACAL1FoRNIA INCIDENT. Many touching incidents
daily occur among the thousands focking to the
Ell Dorado. Not long since we heard of clerk in a
Wall street bank, who caught the "Yelow fever''
suddenly and had it so severely that he was car
ried off by it he could procure change of raj
ment or taking parting leave of her who had borne
him, and who like Rachel of old, when she heard
the sad news refused to be comfored. Another in
cident occurred the departure of the Peytonia
her long voyage. AS usual large crowd had gath
cred the pier, including several females, to bio
last adieu to relatives friends and lovers. One girl,
who had probably seen seventeen summers, particu-
lary attracted our attention. She beautiful
blonde, clothed in plain though neat dress-with
remarkably rosy cheeks lip the bee might swoon
on, and soft dark eyes, now little dimmed by the
gathering moisture of sadness. While others were
huryng to and fro she stood the edge of the pier
gazing earnestly at the vessel loosing from her
moorings. Her eyes were fixed on handsome young,
man leaning the tarai, rugged out in California
dress, who was no less intently watching the fair
girl he was leaving. -
Just as the vessel began to move in the water aud
recede from the wharf, the tears unbidden started from
their repose--tears, In whose dumb grief there was
powerful eloquence, filled her large melting eyes,
and stretching out her hands to him. in most thrill
ingly plaintive whisper, she said g Charley! amt
you sorry nO1g 90 The color fed from Charley's
cheek, his pale lip quivered a moment, and then he
turned, without speaking, to hide himself and his
tears in the cabin; we turned away thinking that
young perchance was leaving behind him, in
that fond and loving heart. treasure of worth
than all the wealth of California, and thinking toe,
were we, of those lines Of @."@ st-rst7.t a. -
H. F." When eyes are beaming, .s. 81 7lib
5- What never tongue might tell: 'ul .9 s1i'a"
When tears streaming lsd a-tsu-a.- i. .si -
From their crystal well, rs.s loi Ia> -r
When hands are linked that dread to part, e.
And heart is met by throbhng heart . i
; Oh bitter bitter is the smart s p. 1sls,s..
ssf OF them that bid farewell.e 80 p e.-s
-saa - lais &, s-z Nsso York Herald. y
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-14

CooL IMPUDENcE. 1t is decidedly impudeht in the
Wings to be talking of our valuable possession on
the Pacific. They opposed and denounced the ,sTar
that led the acquisition of the county, They de-
clared the county to be worthlessyet now they are
making more fuss about the value and worth of il.
than any body else. They ought to be ashamed to-
talk about California and New Mexico, until thevr
have acknowledged their and asked the people
to forgive them. .es es Miss. JaekseniGa. 3,
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-14

It is mentioned that the cargo of the ship Garenne
of Baltimore, which cost S100,0 had been sold
at California, for $500, 200,
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-14

Total number of volunteers from the North 23,OS4
Being nearly two the part of the South to
the part of the North But taking into consideration
that the population of the North is tohds greater than
the South the latter has furnished than three times
her due proportion of volunteers.
tSince reported to the House. @a % -<+ ~
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-14

David L. Tulee, Florida. Jacob Thompson, IS
P. S. Since this address prepared motion to
reconsider Mr.. Gon's resolutions has passed the
House of Representatives, and they the sub
iect of further proceedings.
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Court of General sessions.

Before the Recorder, and Aid Jamison and Wood
July 10-1ne Case Of Biggs-At the opening of the
court this morning. the Recorder announced that the
motion for arrest of Judgment in the of IRaac A.
Biggs convicted of sending threatening letters to
William b. Aston, was denied, and the court would
therefore proceed to judgment. The sentence of the
court that the prisoner be confined in the State
Prison Sing Sing for the term of three years Frank
lin Bragg Biggs brotherin.law, was then discharged
from custody.
Pleas of Guilty William Schooleraft pleaded guilty
to an Indictment charging him with forgery in the
third degree in having in his possession counterfeit
notes purporting to be genuine notes on the Albany
Walter Scott pleaded guilty to petit larceny on two
charges He sent to the Penitentiary for months
each offence
Patrick Gilchrist pleaded guilty to burglary in the
second degree in having feoniousy entered the dwell
ling house Of James Tutte, Of A Eleventh street.
the 18th Of June last and stolen various articles
therefrom. lie was sent to the State prison for five
years.
TTials for Grand Larceny Thomas Henderson was
put trial for grand charged with stealing
watch chain and key and coat, valued in all at $50,
from Henry Seagof, of72o Washington street, corner
of Hammond. The complainant Is grocer at the
place above mentioned, and the articles were taken
from a trunk in room adjoining his store. The pr-
&c before he was arrested and the watch and chain
found in Of his boots. He convicted Of petit
larceny aud sent to the Psnitentiary for six months
Henry Bruhn, German was tried on charge Of
having stolen sos in gold and silver coin from Theodore
Ahrent. The testimony went to prove that Ahrsnt
beer sbep in the neghborhsod OF the Five Points and
after drinking considerably fell asleep upon bench,
and when he awoke the money was gone The prisoner
was convicted The court learned that the house was
q notorious den, where thieves are in the habit Of
copgregatng Bruhn was sentenced to serve four
years in the State prison
T,iai for Fugoy.-Elen Russell was tried on two
indictments separately charging her with forgery This
woman lived with Schoocraft the German who plead
I'd guilty forgery in the third degree and the money
ALT ged by the defence to have been taken by her
from drawer in which he had placed it On the first
trial the proof at variance with the indictment,
and the prisoner therefore declared not guilty
lie second indictment charged the prisoner with
passing counterfeit money Charles H. Smith, OF lao
church street, on the 30th Of March last Two other
persons besides Mr. Smith were called to the stand to
testify to the fact OF Ellen Russell having passed coun-
terfeit bills to them. The engraver OF the original
plate from which these bills printed, called
30 the stand and testified that the plates were genuine
but that the bills had been altered from 81 to
So and $50 The jury returned verdict Of not guilty,
and the prisoner released from custody, on her
recogpizspce to appear and answer to the ether
charge against her.
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WHeeHnE usHks Nv IN ptr ssnt sissssh"
Foreign exchange has been In moderate demand for
remittance by the packet omorrow-wednesday.
Sterling bills have been In request in consequence Of
the large amount Of interest to remit. Drawers
firm at ourEquotstions. There Ia very little inquiry
for bills Paris Domestic exchange continues very
quiet and the quotations cannot be considered other
wise than nominal The rates are, however, all in
favor Of this city, and will continue unless more
tivy springs up in the movements oflproduee TO the
seaboard. Specie is inactive. The imports .fsd
ports only to moderate extent, and have al
iteration to make in our quotations Uncurrent money
is not plenty enough to give the brokers much bust
ness. This Is the height Of the dull season. Thorc
are but few country merchants In town, and the 70
mittsnccs from the interior are unusually limited.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of the country In this mar
kst, at the respective periods named -
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II.
Aived-shp Ansei Gibbs, Herrhew Of farasveu. North
VII OIL
sehr Henrietta, Reed, Philadelphia.
PORTLAND, July O. lsl9.
Arrived-schrs Ellis, Havana; Almira, Philaiepha
Melbourne, NYerk.
Bosros. July 10. 1919.
Arrive Ships Olive Branch Liverpool Essex, Charleston;
barks Grard Lucy Ann, and Nehemiah Rieh Phadeph
Lysander Cienfuegos James Smith, Palermo via Fayal
briggs Adams Philadelphia; Eliza. Cardenas; Quoddy Belle
and Sea Beau Philadelphia Noble Marcia. Grand Turk and
Chtctaw Charesor schr Clarssa and Hudson, Phlade-
phie.
Bsrks Caharine, Canton, via Singapore; Laura Snow
Oean schrs Delaware Eeuthera 18th ul; Cape Fear sgd
ney, with 1900 fIa in specie.
Brig Caleb Curtis, Turks Island 22d. Left brig -, FIR
NYork next day.
H,rssy st Thomas une; schr Barbados for Boston,
days bark Manchester from Philadelphia 10Th, and sid
for Jamaieswosld return to Gonaives Spoke sh lat 80
Ion 20 80, brig J Dow, from Savannah for Bath.
CleaIed-ships Burmah, Valparaiso; Buena Vista, Rich
mond bark Stella, BALTIMORE briggs Margaret Barbados
Quincy. July Q, lS4o
Arrved-schr Frances Helen, Philadelphia Weymouth
PORTSMOUTH,, July 8, lsa9
Arrved-Brg Benjamin Cawer Daren; sehr Lydia Slower
Philadelphia.
Arriyed-Bris Margaret Sanger RondOut.
Arrived-sshrsJ LOvett, Philadepha sth Metropolis
Ar,vss-seOr c,nso,s,a Syor. DASvrRS' July = lS4'
Arrved-sehrs Atalanta, Harp, and ehoctaw, PhiladI
pha.
Arrved-Sehr Susan, Nantucke~ for York, sid sth
Maria Norfolk for Boston, Edwd Frost Philadelphia for do
PRovIDEycE, July O. 1919.
Ssiied-sehr Queen, Baltimore.
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View YorA Po.a OMce AppoIntments

JUN AND o, 1S4y -Bainbridge Centre, Chenango-
name changed to "BennettsviIle" Holland Erie-Phi-
lip ~ Riley; Chaumont, JcGcrson-P. r. Gaige; Oak
land, Livingston-A A. Rider; Gibsonville, do.-Am-
brose Halsted; South Livonis, do.-Denniss Runnell
Adams, Jcfcrson-Josoph d. Smith; Sullivan, Eadison
VIM w. Clark: Hartford, Cortland-Rilcy Stevens;
East Scion de-. oren Leonard; Ashford cattsraugus -
Daniel 4. Wilson; Elizabethtown, Essep-William L.
Root; Spring Brook, Erie-Zenas Cobb; North Hsmp-
ton. Orapge-lIiram Phillips; Hammond. 81. Lawrence
Abel r. Morse; Bristol OntariO-Stcphcn Francis;
knden, Moptgomery-Jacob H. Baum; Salt Spring
Vile OtsegoJoserh Clearwater; Milford Centre, do.
Changed site and name TO Mum
ford south Butler, Wayne-Geo s. Graves; Faryie,
do-Edwin Pultz; Danube Herkimer-Wm. kritznger.