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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-18
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.

The Geographic report given by us
in our last, turns out to be but too true,
and the whole country is now again
in mourning for the loss of a Chief
Magistrate, and man, who by the
honesty Of his purpose, his nobleness
of soul, the bravery of his heart and
the plain, practical wisdom that guided
his actions, had won for him the afiec-
tons and the admiration of the Ameri.
can people.
Aside from the loss of sncl a man
to the nation, and the ordinary sympa-
tl,ies ever expressed and felt on like
occasions, an additional weight is Civ.
en- TO the blow in consideration of his
high position, the peculiar circumstan-
ccs in which the country is now placed,
and the general belief - rendered
more and more apparent every day
that lie was just the man, under Provi-
dence, to guide US on in safety through
the coming storm. But it is not for us
to eulogize ZACHARY TAYLOR! From
a poor boy he achieved the highest hon
or which his country could bestow upon
him, and by long and rigid adherence
to a strong and fixed purpose he had
won for himself name that will add
lustre and beauty TO the bright galaxy
of heroes and sages that have gone be.
fore him, and whose names will be
cherished SO long as the love of liberty,
patriotism and nobleness exists in the
hearts Of the American people.
We give below the brief remarks
made by Mr.. Downs, of Louisiana, on
making the announcement Of his death
in the Senate--and also, those of Mr..
Webster, who followed. Mr.. Downs
in making the announcement, said:
Mr. Secretary, Irise as a member
of the delegation Of the State whose
citizen the late President Of the Uni.
ted States was, to offer resolutions
suitable for the occasion. The an.
nouncement ofhis death has already
been made officially here and else,
where and on the wings Of lightning
and almost as swiftly as thought, the
sad intelligence has been conveyed
TO remote portions Of this great Re.
public. How sublime as well as mel,
ancholy is the scene in which VIC are
now engaged. But few days, less
than a week, many Of us sat near the
late President OF the United States,
and salrtcd him in health a. the base
Of that monument, which the hands
Of Il grateful posteriiy arc now rails.
ing to the memory Of the first and
greatest Of his predecessors here :;
and Statesman Ike himself will as
scnblc 10 ray devotion 70 the memory
Of the nan first IN War, first in Peace
and first in the hearts Of his Country
men. and 10 lindle anew in the breasts
Of all, tia, sIifit Of Union, Fraternity
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-18
ASSISTANT MARSHALS.

The following arc the Assistan
Marshals that have been already ar
pointed. The list is incomplete, bu
shows us an efficient and worthy bod
Of active and capable men:
Zadock Thompson, Burlington,
Ira Shattuck, do
Abel Lyman, Randolph,
Alvan Drury, Barre,
A. S. Campbell, Ncwfane,
Samuel j.. Hunt, Guilford,'
Andrew j. Willard, Lyndon,
Barron Moulton, Waterford,
Samuel Chamberlain, Barton,
VIM. Moonc, jr., Newport,
G. A. Collamcr, Bristol,
Cyrus Birge, Middlebury,
Martin G. Rice, Sudbury,
Geo. Carron, Tinmouth,
Albert A. Cross, Montpelier,
VIM. Gilmore, Rutland,
o. 4. Robinson, Highgate.
b. S. Church, MidIIcbury,
NJ. c. Hall, Arlington,
J. X. Parish, Randolph,
Jonah Brooks, Lunenburgh,
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A MoSsTER DIvIDEsD.-The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, Of
which Messrs Rowland and AsIin'
wall are the representatives,, have
declared a dividend Of fifty per cent,
first dividend. The Journal
Of Commerce states that this Com
pany started with a capital not eS-
cceding $500, 900. 1t has since
purchased the steamships Unicorn,
Tennessee, Cherokee, and Phladei
phia, for which there must have been
paid al! Of 100000. This fact con
sidered in connection with the divi
deni above mentioned, will AFFORD
some idea Of the profits Of the bust
meas.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-18
PRESIDENT FILLMORE.

Since the death of the late Presi-
dcnt-and the consequent advancement
Of Mr. Fillmore to the chair of the ex-
ecutive-a deal Of inquiry is made as
to what course Of policy he will pur-
sue; will he be so or so? will he do
this or that &c, &c. 1t is not singu-
lar that much interest should be felt in
regard to this, as our friends have not
as yet quite forgotten the basencss Of
John Tyler; and still, as Mr.. Fillmore
was nominated for the Vice Presidency
while the Wings were feeling bitterly
the sting of Tyler treachery-and they
therefore, being somewhat anxious to
provide against another such contingent
cy, resolved to find for that place just
such man as John Tyler was not.
That he will prove himself the man
they sought for, we have not the slight
est doubt. He has for long time been
known, and reN known, as bold, en-
ergetic and perscve-ing Wing; always
at his post and ever ready for action
never wavering nor fal,ering, and new
er forgetting his principles, he has at
all times and under all circumstances,
proved true to his party and to himself.
We would say, moreover, as our loco
f"co friends manifested so much fear in
regard to Gen. Taylor's 'ultraism' rs a
whig--lhey will perhaps be better salts
fed with Mr.. Fillmore in this respect.
j, has been said--upon what author
ity We do moi know--that Mr.. Fillmore
Is less hostile To the Compromise bill Of
MIR. Clay Than the major portion of The
Northern Wings. This assertion we
give no heed to, and can easily see how
such an impression might be received
by an ardent friend of the Compromise
bill. As the presiding officer of the
Senate, he would carefully refrain from
expressing his views in reference to
to this subject. As President Of the
United States lie can, and doubtless
will, at the proper time.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-18
WIG DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Wings Of the lst Congressional
District, in this State, are hereby request
cd to meet in Convention at the village
of Manchester, in said District, on the
oath day Of July next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose of nomina
ting some suitable person to rcprcscn,
said District in the BID Congress of the
United States.
JACOB EDGERTON.
SAMUEL l.. BILLINGS, n's''
+. b. BURTON, N"m'
june %, 1850.
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DEATH by DRowSIN6.--Miehel
Woadsan, a Canadian in the employ.
ment Of Ward NJ. Lincoln, Esq, Of
Brandon, was drowned in Otter Creek
on the 18th inst. A coroner's Jury
was summoned On Sunday by z. N.
Briggs, Esq, and by the evidence ad.
duced il appeared that tho deceased
was bathing alone in The creek and
Was accidentally drowned. Why.
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THE HERALD
THURSDAY. July 10. 1850.
WING Nominations.
RUTLAND COUNTY.

RUTLAND COUNT.
tos SENATOR'S.
JOHN CROWLEY. M. Heiiy.
JAMES X. HYDE. Sudbury,
ELISHA LApllAM, Dainty.
ron COUNTY Judges.
ELISHA ALLEN. Pa~,h.
SAML. II KELLOGG, Pinsfora.
ron SHERIFF
JACOB EDGERTON, Rutland.
FOR MON Ra,Iirr.
LEVI BRIGGS, Brondoa.
ron STATES ATTORNEY.
EZRA JUNE. Brandon.
ROE JUDGES or PROBATE.
For the District Of Rutland
HARVEY BUTTON. Waiiingford.
Fer the District Of Fairhayen
ALMON WARNER, Castieton.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
FOR SENATOR'S.
o. y. CHANDLER, woods,ock
J. W. COLBURN. Springfield
DANIEL l.. LYMAN. Royaiton,
WARREN CURRlER, Windsor.
rOR COUNTY JUDGES.
HAMPDEN QUITS, Mtiand.
CALVIN FRENCH, Carendtsh.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
LUTHER ADAMS, Chester.
FOR SHERIFF.
LORENZO RICHMOND, Woodstock
FOR nigh BAILIFF.
SILAS WARREN, Ludlow.
FOR JUDGES OF PROBATE.
For the District Of Windsor
SALMON +. BUTTON, CurendisI
For the District Of Hartford
JOHN PORTER, Hartford.
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aEkf.elgNa. i'AAtiti lAIG>
az S8E
iAsI iAA-a 80 AAg pEsJH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22
Superior Court.
Before Judge Paine =.

Der T-Frdee'iek PlatetaI rs IG Clwk.-This was
action to recover commissions the sale of boat
cargo Of Goals. The jury found for the plaintiff
The case was Of no Importance except to the par
fs concerned
YPiliiam b. Crosby u.s. Be1,jania CorLes-This 10 Q
|n brought BY the plaintiff to set aside an award
Ade BY two referees. The facts slledged, on the
t OF the plaintiff follows In the year 1897,
70 late Colonel Rutgers made lease of . lot Of
ound In Madison street to Preserved Fish for TWEEN
one years, which lease contained provise that,
expiration of the term the lot should be valued
nee and unincunbered lot by the parties; bat
at tney could not agree then they at liberty
appoint two disinterested persons to AZ q value
pom IL, and upon such valuation advance OF Ave
Il cent in the rent to be made. Subsequently,
interest of Colonel Rutgers became vested in tue
eintif and the interest OF Mr. Fish became vested "a
ffendant In 1s48, the leare expired; and the aa
hdant gave notice to plaintiff of his intent ON To re-
w. II appeared the parties could not rres ana the
|lus.ior Of the lot was referred co Mesers Ravens
I'd Johnton, who made {. CIR award, valuiua IL at
900 and upon that r.ruation Mr. Corlies paid 500,
a'ea WAS acc"ptSa by plaintiffs agent. The plaintiff
eges thst ne subsequently discovered the referees
ace the valuation in ignorance Of the provision in
be original lease to wit that they to value it
q fee simple unincumbered lot, Instead Of which,
ley valued 1t subject to the lease which reduced the
hluation several hundred dollars below the real
(ue and upon this ground he seeks to aside the
yard, and to have a new valuation Adjourned.
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Court OF GeneraI scs.Ions.

before the Recorder and Aldermen Cook and Bard.
.Ocr. q Fined fer Winning Money at Faro.-Two
EN-, named Daniel w ANA and Harvey Young pleaded
billy days ago to an indictment charging them
nh winning $25 at faro, from John ii. Deyo. The
Rmplaint charged that the money won at house
West Broadway, called the Emblem kept by
fmes Styles The court this morning sentenced the
| fen dants to pay q fine Of S125.
Court adjourned in consequence Of the Illness Of Of
Judges-After hearing some motions to put of
'ials sc the Recorder informed the Jury that of
associates alderman Bsrd) was very much indis-
Psed and quite unable to sit out long trial. His
nor therefore ordered that the Court for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22
lNpON TKKArNENr or PRIYATl

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseass-The most Of these few hours
by vegetable application without pain. Gases fourtssE
years that other physicans up cured
have private diseases daily oauste caused
BY the time the others In tiona
with the remedy can show any there thou
sands who cannot be cured without It. These and
hundreds Of other show that equal IL
"Yos cured me in one day-D H. Corbyn" You cured
fer yea, after having bee. under the ether
son, j." Once foure te q and to 9. Pm
DIR. LARMONT, No. ~ Reade streel
Second door from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22

EVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR koRAL PHYSIOLOGY.
II Were this book carefully read by every per-
son. and it's advice followed the fears of poverty, and the
prospects Of large family Of children would be ov
Pills Price 81 Book 81 Philadephia IS South fhirt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22

nk JOHNSON, NO. is DUANE STREET so WELL
~ known in the treatment Of delicate diseases The
tors for skill in these that
existed fer years. Ia pre-cninsnt Consttu
CURED In four days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22

PLACES or NArIyIry-Unitsd States l72 Ireland 81;
ngand, o. Scotland 81 Wales, q Germany, 49, France. 81
itzerland l. Italy IL British Possessions in North Ans
ca West Indies, l. South America, Il unknown z-To-
!, POI.
FsoE-Herpi, Bellevue To- Luna.ic Asylum, Blaekwells
land Wards Island 10; City Hospital s. Aims House,
wels Islane 81 eslsred Home Colored Persons l6.
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22
MEDICAL.

U,HE KARsiED woHAss PRIVATE MEDICAL CON;
p.sGr; y Dr. sios s sS s59 ss. rc:
sahr Of phyessl and neh:al hnsuish 70 nsay an .fss
timely Ros..''..n q This ,.5n y.
INTENDED s'Hi, e iSs ss vss
sS.e ' ssSss ssis as.s no. p.r, Of An
family. l. 10 Of especial APPEARANCE a., 40,
Here .sG; sysry msssaos or ~, .ss in tSs decline o.
yssr when n.,ars Oent,npia.e. A. npSrsssi 49,
rem sass and certain cure in every complaint
tsssrses q letter fror sentlsE.a IN Dayton ohls
DAyres, Eay ], leT.
Nv prin ss NY wife h. percepi,Sly sintnsts
% .s iss or %ss On d
nsmsn s,sTy sss neTs S mSrs ~
sLisS ~. 81 y. a.. sss...n s:;I.irss ~ %.ss.:s
ROY go
',.:s ~ iss rene. II m, ny
49, E.s %y u sn ssns
sPsnss FrosPsst % which sis oGsgslved Sc..
my hsss i n iaasn NJ ~; .ssis see:
s ~ .srss ip,rsssisspis 70 convey nor. f.Ily We w.
res. pss. trs.,sa o. .hsy .r. % .s..r. strictly 10
ale :. Bss.Sv.y. and \, q: IsS,;s.i.s SSss
p.,. Bosssas n P,,s.es % ch'ssass 'sssss rAiia-
T. s.. ::y, g, par; ;:sy q. . :
= i ssT rssi i 't os e s.rs; :i.ss
nR, WARREN is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
~ D,.ss.ss from IS yesrs practice q which we're IN
without mercury See his diploma In his once No nsn
sss ,s h ever ~
nR. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE ALL THOSE
~ dcuit and prorsctes ease, tha. have ESCAPED ro.
.he he empires and medical prctenders DIR. a. 10
eaucated phy stefan asd OF
r~renee Once Ann ST. Brssdvtyi private sntrssss
Through tho ptry adjoining his store.
TNR. cooPER, "a DUANE STREET. HAs. ROE rnE
~ last fosrsssn y.sT' SsnsnCs be :. The ira
m s q s..ss q s and s eases
In s-eyo svs Asys. psrfseserrs az no sAssss-
16lnl RrwARD-JsrrMns AETIDoIa. srs.
BONJO else hixture for the curs oonorrh@A oiesm,
6trctupss and amfar disorders nahes speedy errs
vthout the least restrictions OF dst drink srResgre o.
nse which ths mixture rill rot erre under 1sf
fetue o. 6ve dcArs. Fuvthsrthe eses~e s.nn
contracted ~ Goes o. the mixture tshen vhsn sspcscs
- pct ~ In totties with fui trootcos FL vns scsr'
Asts veehfny cured In two days. ker sale ~ y. NJ
RING, ia nrcaavsy; los RAyAx ssxssA-
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SHIPPING.

CrEANER FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.-THE IN NEW
snd faet double engine steamship UNION Captain Jss
karts hsvrE the major part Of her engaged, VIII
leave this for the above PORT touching Jansro,
valparaiso and Panama the latter part Of this month
eisht or having elegant aocoamodatsns apply
sesra' Pi'' r. zscHRIssoN a co 7 wal, .,r...
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MEDICAL,

NERVOUS DEBILIrY-DR. DE LANkY, 81 LIsPEN-
ard street. continues successful on thoss
ssd arrangements Of boey and mind arising from early
proper habits excessive indulgence Of passions in
apaetang the for business society aad mstrimonv
sure OF his success he Offers every desired guaranty for
perfect cure.
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weekly Report of Deaths.

the City and County Of New York. the 18th day Of
- October TO the 18th day Of October, 1850.
Men, ts; Women, e5; Boys 70; Girls. 81. Total, 267
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IsT or LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once, October 18th, 1850.
OFFICIALLY rusIIgHp IL THE PAPxR HAvrSs La
CIRCULATION.
Please mention in which they ars aS-
vsrusea. LABIES LIST
Abrahams Miss Kate Atkinson Mrs Jane Allison Mrs Catha
Aherne Catherine Armstrong Mrs, rine
Asher Mrsyoss phne Avenue Albro Miss Marion
Arigonia Mrs, AbrahAms Miss FL Alcorn Miss Mary
Scammel 81 len
Ashford Mrs Caha- Andrews Mrs Clara Austin Miss Amelia
Yine Aanls
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CTEAMsHIP OSPREY. FOR CHARLESTON. s. C.-THE
- splendid steamship OSPREY j. Dickinson Command der
will sail from wharf foot Of Lombard street, Phadeiphia
Stature ay October 3b, at 10 o'clock A NJ For freight
street Of Broadway where plan Of the ship
seem and berhs secured Freight for this vessel should
leave New York Thursday; price 10 cubic fos
passage so. For further informstiou refer TO
Il. LITTLEFIED, Kinsly Co.'s Express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22
VHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail 8tesmers-The ships prisinS this line the
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce,
HAI.TtC Gantaiu Gou atAol

SALT1C, Captain Comstook,
ADRIATlC, Captain Grafton
These ships having been built By contract expressly
service, has been taken in their
rueton also in their engines strength and
speed and their accommodations for
ausllsd for elegance comfort.
passage fro New York TO Liverpool $50 kxolu
dve sse state &S2e. From Liverpool 70
New York, ES.
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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CoR SAN FRANCISCO THE nIsE PAST skfLIEG,
having room only for thousand BARRELS will
msdis dfrstcb add for six ~ clsss
|JoHN ROBERT OSBORN, Ill Wal street.
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"a rAr FRANcIscp-FIRsT yEssrr-ys,

splendid elirper ship HkLENH. L.ud, master, viii
er,>ive freight for few days pier NO. Is r. and
auek despatch full fun This vessel being vsry
shsrp Of small capacity Immediate application ssu
X made fresht for which. or p.ssNxa hawai-
stets room accommodations, apply 70 -
FATH'L. L. GEO. GRIsw6LD n Ana n south stree,
roRs ANFRAE LrNE-THE
sri.ndid shiP URIrL. Simpson. master at p,er ~
Vss, river few passengers ear be In tk
,,.gniseent ship. on I'm sdiat application to
~ r. SUTTON q CO. 80 Wall s,reet.
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SKIPPING.

NoR LIvRRPooL-UNIrK0 STATES NAIL srEAM-
ship ARCTIC Capt. Jas G. Luee.-fhis steamship Win
S.psrt yi.h III: ass for Eussps positively y. =.
street. All letters pass through shs Post once No
berth secured until paid for Fer pASsas having
unsquaed for elegance
HDWD. X. COLLIN1, G6 Wall 81
The steamer BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC. ana
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Ye1iAs Miss n y
Phillips, Mrs
Pooh Mrs Abby-7
Plunbe Mss Ems-
line A
Plunkett Ana
Prentlse Mrs r
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Freight New Orleans 3e per cubic foot. Passengers
for Chagres will be transferred at Havana to the and
splendid steamship PACIFIC 70 freight passage
spy AZ the ocs Of the LII West street corner Of
Warren, to N. o. ROBERTS.
Special notice Is given shippers BY this line that tho
company have prepared form OF bill Of lading adapted
their business which will be furnished shippers aSp
cation At the eompanys ofce. and with which tscy
quesed provide themselves other form viii be
signed by the Of the company All bills Of lAaEx
must be signed before the sailing Of the vessel.
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EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGREs, WITHOUT DE-
tention at Panama-The United States Nail Steamship
Company will despatch the splendid double engine steam
ship OHIO, Jas Finday Scherck, United States Navy
Commander Saturday, October 18th At O'Clock p. T.
from the pier foot Of Warren street. North river with the
goveDnont malta and passengers for San Francisco and
intermediate ports The connection st Panama will
carefully to detention ond
usual stay In port The books oper. and passage
can be secured at the following
FROM NEW YORK TO cHAeRU.
State berth trO1
Srsndes bsrth forward saloon . ........ so
steerage berth, found bed and separate table 90
FROM PANAMA TO SAN yaAr0Isco.
State berth -. $500
steerage, found bod and separate table $50
FROM NEW YORK
State Room. standee. steersss.
Charleston. s2s SO $40
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-20

receive her. and God the Queen" was sung as Il sell
dom has been sung by Mesdames vardot Garcia CASTELAR,
and Grs Her Majesty showed the effects of the cowadly
attack upon her, in slight swelling on one side Of he
forehead.
Nothing new from France. Spain, or Italy this monipe-
the debate in the House of Commons exces the greatest in
terest in Paris The Absoutsts there have firm hone and
belief that Tory Administration will shortly be established
in Downing street.
Cabinet council held in Vienna on the ed instant
to deliberate the affairs of Hungary. The results are i'm
portant The Hungarian constitution question is still to be
kept in suspense The Ministry seem above all things to
desire to gain TINA. This posponement will create great
excitement in Hungary, and will give life to an agitation
throughout the country which it will be difficult to keen
within peaceabe bounds seeing that the old Conservative
party and the friends of KossUTH united The old
Roya party in Vienna rejoicing the prospect Of
the defeat of the English Liberal Ministry This fact alone
would prove how full Of mischief would be the retirement Of
the Wings from power to the Liberal party upon the continent
Russian ntrgues are said to have excited insuecon
against the Turkish Government in Bulgaria. Wddn, &c
Paris BourSe, last advice 27th June.-Fve per cents
94f 6Oc. Three per CENTS 56E Soc Bank Of France,
2l75.
English Stock Exchange, London too o'clock k-Consols
for account, 958 to 96.
The cotton market Havs yesterday active the sales
amounting to 1880 bales and prices firm. New Orleans
tres ordnaire, log to 1861 francs
general election is evidently expected. The Liberal
party busy revising the lists of electors for the city of
London. -.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-20
IMPORTATION WANTED = Whereas JAMES

IMPORTATION WANTED. - Whereas JAMES
left the county of Fauaier IN State Of Virginia. in Js-
ruay 1sis and went county of Harden in the State OF
Kentucky where he resided till November lS45 when ne
left intending to spend some time in Lincoln county, Mis-
souri, and then to the Territory OF Oregon Since
1885 his relatives In Virginia have not heard from hn and
his father Elijah Hansbrough the executor Of said deceased
is anxious to hear from him. Any person who may have
any information respecting said James Hanbrough w
address letter to me on the saes directed Somerve,
FauGuier county, Virginia >,epporoY
Executor Of Elijah Hansbrough, deceased
juns t-w3m if