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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-14

When however the skin becomes locked up from sudden
changes OF weather. undue application OF cold all the
humoa and Nrlen particles 81 the blood are retained with
and 81 ,nes aud death must follow. All the long caa
ogue OF diseases the result We have under such
custncc, dceN ered remedy that will open the pores
and assist the body Old Offending humors 1t is
McAIISrER'S NI~IEAIING OINTMENT, or the
WORLDS SAI.NE. 1t opens those avenues through
which nature oil thu impurities within, aud thus
evcs the body disease thus that 1t Consump
ton, Scrola Feycts, fryspeas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache Qunsy, Sore Throat, rheumatism, Scalds,
Pain in the Chest Side, and Back; Dyspepsia, Posons,
Sore Breast Deafness Cutaneous fupon Sore Eyes In
famma ion OF the Bowels Kidneys, and Brain; Euns Chill
blans Piles, Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint,
Ulcers all Fever Sores and nanmdGens OF every kind,
without destroying the tone OF the stomach generally
done by the introduction and continuance OF pills and other
nostrums
acting upon this principle that IT proved to be
of the most extraordinary medicines the world
Its curing disease is altogether unprecedented in
the annals oil medical Jurisprudence.
This might demonstrate by the publication Of thou
parts of the United States who have experienced AS
TONISliING FL FlCACY IN the healing oi the most af-
ncting maades to which mankind Is subject. But APP
peal candid and enlightened public and only ask that
the numerous which being ELECTED by this Oin
wherever has been used ion it that repu
taton which II melItsat due attention he paid to the D
recons contained in the envelope in which the boxes OF
Ointment enclosed well the Circulars in tho hands
of our Agents. For sale by JOHN IL. SEAY,
Feb - WY Agent for I.ynchburg.
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MEMPHIS Iv>VITsrE.
<FiuiTHt lecturers.

MEDlClNE-Pro II !. IIucc.
SURGERY Prot X. S Newton.
4. ficcu1u, NJ u, Anatomical Demonstration.
The tees tl full oilectures amount 10 sos
Each prutc-sot'~tickc, Si5. MatrcuatusS S.. Demon.
sttator'A Zee $40, Graduation $50,
Those desiring further information will please address their
letters (pos pad) tu the DEAN and students arriving in the
city viii please call On hm at the Commercial Hotel
r. =. NEWTON, NJ. u,
Dean Of The Faculty.
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against
Cash, SC.
Defendants.
IN CHINO cry

The Court doth adudge order and decree, that Thomas
Whitehead the Commissioner of tbs Court do take,
and settle account showing whom the said fund. ma,
properly belong what proportions, i'll what character and
to what amount-whch account taken, the said Commits
siuner wilt report to this Court with matters specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself required by the par
ties to be stated and also OF hs demand Of
annaway and Wuod5on, set forth and specified in their pc
iion filed among the papers OF this and if said debts
be properly proven he shall appoon the residue OF tho
fund.- iter deducng said acrount) among those entitled
copy -feste,
= AM,I. NJ Carl AMI
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More s,nn g.rensy ThoWs0Md persons
hare been CHrCd.

TT is upon the principle oi In
L sensible Precipitation, as ex-
hlbited IN this cut that the hui
man body delivers itself oil inn
purities and disease. " l lac
blood being the lite of the flesh y
according to Scripture, IT must
be kept pure To insure health.
This i, does by its own heat and
action through the - stem, elabo-
rating all lmpurliy, aud casting
of all its Worn out PARTICLES,
" hirh are carried out OF the sys-
tom thro,,yI,t he pprcs al tho sl.in
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PHGNIX FOUNDRY,
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
]. H, WHITEHURST'S


.HiHn Street, Lynehdtpg, neat door 10 the Banks,
II .hfn Street, Richmond, Sycamore Street, Pete S6ps
MINI Street. Norfolk, baltimore Street., Baltimore
THE Subscriber bcgs to call attention Of the public
to his ne" and splendid Gallery. which he has ns com
plctcd aud finished good style Ills Tor the past
years, enables him this employ twenty
assistants and taking the 20 600 hkentses
annually, which he deems attorng proof the SUPERIOR
ty OF ms pagucueotypcs.
Likrnesses of every description copied Large sssort
ment OF lockes and AIedaans OF superior quality Tor pa
gueueotypes,
Apr 2g--ts
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copy-feste,
Sept 23-w4w I'D. ALEXANDER, Crk.
VirSissiN &:

+ Court held for Amherst county the 10Th day OF
n September, 1850.
Powhatan =. Jennings and Catharine his WIFE, uriah
Burey and Ann his wife, Jas. Jewell and Sophia his vile,
and Jesse Jewell, Plaintiffs,
against
Nancy Higes, Wnney Jewell, Judith Hensey, Delphy
licnsey and Frances Carver Ellen Woodon, if alive but 1t
dead then the heir heirs of such them dead,
when discovered, Dcit's
The object of this suit the sale and division oil tract Of
land in which the plaintiffs and defendants interested
And appearing by satisfactory evidence that the deien
dants or ave) residents of this Commonw eath and
il dead, that their heirs not residents OF this Common
wealth. is ordered that said defendants alive and II
dead that their heirs when discovered appear within
month after due publication OF this ore and do what
Is necessary to protect their interests, and il is ordered that
copy OF this order be published week for four
cesNe weeks IN some newspaper printed in the town oil
lyuchburg and posted at the front door of the House
OF this county, the first day OF the next County Court
copy-Teste,
Oct7-wiw SAMI NJ. GARLAND, Clk.
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forms $50 Der Session,

All communications pertaining to this Department. mushe
addressed TO r.. w. Nj KING, Esq.
The Faculties for intellectual abilities moral worth and
requirements. viii compare avorahv with the
distinguished country he medical faculty
sttucs anamoly IN this other countrya oil them
II able lecturers and the hest OF teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographical position and
the extent population, have doubt the eli
ghl,ty situation for enterprise oi the kind As Ia
health including all of the year, deny that ANY
OTHER CITY n\S MORE.
The first class OF the Law and Medical Departments oi TIN.
Institute small but the gentlemen composing them
talented and the h hest degree respectablea favorable
omen Tor the future prosperity OF the Institute
That the public may be satisfied of the permanency OF this
school, feel duty to state, that the Trustees and
Faculty Nli IN scton which auguis well Tor its
and that the peculiar internal organization
winch connects them, cannot he interrupted.
r.. w. NJ KING, pREsiprSr
othe Memphis Institute.
MrMpius, Tenn, April 29-l2n
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Vir.iIssN =:


4 Rules held in the Clerks Office of he Circuit Cour,
: u Of Campbell County, the I'd day oil September
1850.
F. l.. FAINT and --- merchant. and partners trading
under the stylc and firm of f. l.. FAINT & Go. Plant,
against
James A. Bass Charles l. Smithson and John p Butu,S
Defendants
IN CIIANCERY.
The object OF this suit subject the payment Of tho
plaintiffs, demand monies, debts aer effects in tbo
hands OF Inc defendant Burrus, belonging defendant
Bass, who resident of the Common.eah-snd tho
said James T. Bass is required to appear here within ono
month the publication Of this order and do what i.
necessary protect his and it ordered that
copy hereof be published week, for successive
weeks, newspaper printed in the Of ynchbug
and posted the front door OF the house. Ia. COUNT,
the first day OF the next County Court
copy-rcste,
Sept 23-wlw J. ID. ALEXANDER crk
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ro .ur Charlie. =. Habier

vyotf h nm resident Of fhis comnonwea l,h, hereby
i uubisb for Your information, that at the following
times and will take the dispositions olsandry witnesses
ia b. read a. sit IN thdneefF no" pen
ding in he Circuit Court oi Campbell county wherein am
Plaintiff YOU Defendant IN the 18th DAY OF NO
yember Is5o at the Tavern Of Peregrne 'he TOW"
al Nv opln the deposition OF Sp5ttswood Hewitt, and
other,ap2 on tie 20h day 81 N5sembet is5o, at the
store Of Nj Pann .ee,yi e III tins County the dePpsi-
un. oi I.ebury Moon aud otnefs. Should said deepest
tons Oh any them, be commerce ed OF comp eted at the
times specified the taking ol TIE will be adjourned
ra tlae 10 time mt they shall be completed Gwen uG
der my hand, tbs Sid day oil October, is5D.
orf7-w1,, CHARLES \ SPECIE.
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NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEINIER g. UNTERMYER

cheap Cheaper!' Cheapest -,
DRY GUODS .T.VD RE.1Dr MADE CLOJHLhG
Ar WHOLESALE RETAIL.
yI,iE undcrsig ned ing associated hsmsete together
lor the purpose Of conductnga general Try Goods aud
Cplhng businc respectfully inform their friends and The
public that they receiving from the Northern cities
a splendid stock Of
DRY 90 u -
suitable m the SPRING aud MINER season, embracing
r,cry article lsdcs and Gcnutmrns Wes- all Of which
the public yed 20 call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere We have brautlu assortment al HATs and
cars. BOOTS aud SHOES, with splendid and genera
assortment 81
FANCY ARTICLESi
all which offered at unusually low pnces Call and
a. teei assured that YOU will be pleased with
prices a. well Goods determined to sell low
ing pucha d Tor cash They also receiving .plen
did assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them CASH at unusually low prices, by
which they enabled 10 offer great inducements
the public, any similar establishment.
Thry would particularly call The attention Of COUNTRY
MEHCHANI and Others, To their holesaic Prices, be
esing that they will find tito their interest to give them
call and their stock beofe going farther East The
great facilities which they enjoy purchasing her supplies
enable THIN 10 with confidence that their GOODS
will be sold at Richmond prices.
n. GUGGFNIiEIMER
/ UNIERMYkR
April 4-ts Granite buildings, GdbeH House
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DIS SOL ITO ".

THE coparief- hip heretofore existing between fnseao'
X NOEL is this day dissolve by mutual consent anu
he will only be used hereafter M closing thy
busip.ss al The Same ALFRED :. ESGLEDONE,
prt7-vts JFSsE NJ, NOE1I..
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S.1DDZERY; TRU.y.KS A.

Sa1VDKE IL 7, VIZ CsVAN, NC.
rINIIE subscriber has hand and will connu. 4,
keep, the following articles made OF the best mattr,,l
and in the substantial MANNER and prices that canno
fail to please
Coach and Buggy Harness. Spanish Pad, Plain Saddle,
Carryail and Wagon do Saddles, all qualities,
Boat and Cart do Saddle Bags
Collars, Trunks, Brides and Martngales
Carpet Bags, Nalises, Sc, Whips, Spurs,
Quilted Summerset Saddles, Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits
Sc &c.. together with every other article usually found in
such establishments. My stock oTRUNkS embraces eve
~ description and style and from the best mandatory in
Philadelphia. Tho-e in want of good Trunks will do wei,
to examine my stock Old Saddles taken in exchange for
Repairing done at short notice. the loves,
prices. Orders from the country promptly attended To-
Sept 23-ts WIN. I. ROBERTSON
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4 tUIy- 7 csFt,
Sept 23-ww J. ID. ALEXANDER, Crk


7 Court of Quarterly Session. held for Amherst Coun.
IA ty at the house, Monday, the 18th day OF June
1850.
Cash Plaintiff,
against
Cash, SC. Defendants
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F.J.rFgLY' FLOgFs.

WE have In>t roee ed fine 10! OF FgHy Four, -roun
w from wheat, and warranted a splendid article
ALSO.
large lot Of Extra Superine made from wheat al
OF which Will be sold on the best terms
Aug s-ts SMlTHSON s STATUANI
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proof of the pa,pcr and value many medicinal agents
lects produced by LAY ER'S CHERRY PEATDRAL."
The remarkable cures OF diseases OF the Lungs which
have been realized by its atesed as they are by many
should encourage the afflicted persevere with the strong
assurance that the Of the CHERRY PICTORIAL"
will relieve and uimate cure them.
We present the public unsolicited iesm onias from
some of the first country, rpon whose judgment
and experience implicit confidence may be placed
DIR PERKINS, Presidentoil et1nont .hodtcdl College
learned and intelligent physicians IN the
country considers it eeomposiilon Of rare excellence io
NORWICH, April 2G 1916.
Dr.J {. Ayer-Dear Sir agreeable To the request OF
your aren't, W., vail cheeftuy state what we have known
the effects of your CHERRY PICTORIAL, and they
been astonishing Indeed Mrs Betsey Streecr had been al
licted a and relentless cough, which reduced
her very low low that little hope could be entertained
of her recovery Numerous remedies had heen tired without
effect, before the CHERRY PET TORAL. And that has
cured her George Watkinon Esq, had To knowledge
been afflicted with Asthma, FOR eeren yeafs, and grown
yearly vor>e, until the CHERRY PEGfokN. has now
removed the disease and he as free IRON any OF It's ymP
toms as ~ ate The Rev Mark Daue had been ecy
attacked with the Bronchitis 10 disable him from his du
tics, and nothing had afforded hun relief until one on
rhonne) carried him hottie of your PICTORIAL, which
cured HIM at once and he otiiriaes usual IN his
rncse are three Of the cases in which we have known it
-slu but To fail We have great pleasure in
certifying to these facts and respected sir Your hum
bic servants REV. DAVID rIioRNING,
HON JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have gwen their
names o recommend CHERRY PICTORIAL. "a the best
remedy that Is known or the Affections oil the Lungs,
"1he London Lancet anadian Journal OF Medical Sci
'Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Charleston
Is. @ Medical Review New jersey Medical Report
>" Prot Webster Harvard College, Prot BARTLETT Trans
Wv una University OF Medicine, President Perkins, YER
mont Medical College; Dir Valentine Mott, New York
City, Parker Cleaveland Bowdoin College Prof Butter
field Wllanghby COLLEGE, Ohio; Prof Br1thwaitc 'ad'
(tng Mclctl School, Sir Richard Kane Queens College,
ireland; Prof. Rasenbanm, IeiPsie.
The public have hut 10 know the virtues and astonishing
success the s.CIERRN PEGLORN.," in curing diseas
the Lungs, when they will feel secure from these dan
4 gers, whenever this remedy be- Obtained.
/ Prepared by J. {. AVER. Chemist, Lowell, Mlss.
For sale in I.ynehblrg, by
JOHN II SEAY, Druggist
| Sept 3o-Gm special Agent ior the proprietor.
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DIBRELL'S HOTEL,
I d|'51|k

'IE undersigned would respectful, inform he public hat
he welt prepared To accommodate day. transient aud
permanent hnarders reasonable terms From AN expert
ence OF 20 years and unwcated cnaeavouts please, he
hopes to obtain the support o hs old friends and that
His house conveniently located and
lSnt rooms for families. t,enemen arriving IN their own
conveyancos, will ind and carriage house.
CllAS. l. plBREl.l.. Proprietor.
- Passengers in the Canal Packets intending take he
Nageto any point, promptly called tor
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NEW CONCERN.
READY MADE CLOTHING. SHOES, &C.

! AM now receiving Superior Stock OF Ready made
Clothing, consisting OF Mems, Boys Childrcns Also
Boot, Shoes, Hats Cap, Sc. L. LOCKWOOD.
M.
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LIZ nEp TlIE.N.T

Hon. p w NJ King, Professor OF iAeoty and Praetie
OF Law.
John pclacd, Esq, Professor of Commercial JnIispr,
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These are three of the which have known it
ul, To fail We have great pleasure in
certifying these facts and respected sir, hum
| bic servants REV. DAVID TIiORNING,
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At COMMUNICATIONS rellaming % thls Department., M
additsscdto r.. w. NJ. KING, II
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IRAMMhRS OF DIFFERENT LANGUAGES Tor
VI sale by II. b. PAYNE s. BRO
lish
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-09-20
J. G.. WEATHERLY,
DRAPER and TAEL0R.

MAIN STREET, PORT GIBSON.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
IO of Port Gibson and vicinity, that he
has Just received from New York, splen-
did assortment of Fine Black, Brown and
Green Cloths; Plain and Fancy Cashmere;
Black and Colored, Figured and Plain, Sa-
tin and Silk Vestings, &C., which he is
prepared to make up to order, into Coats,
Vests and Pants, in accordance with the
latest fashions.
His Stock of Goods has been careful.
" selected, and forms as handsome an as
sortment as has ever been brought to this
market.
Gentlemen wishing handsome and well
fitting garments, are requested to call and
examine for themselves.
TAILORING in all its branches will
be carried on by him, and he warrants a
fit in all cases, whether he furnish the
material or not.
April I6, 1850. 34-ty
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-09-20

A Row At CAPE MAYA few days ago
singular affair took place at Cape May, which
is described as follows in aletter from that place
dated August Sd:
The origin of this unpleasant affair was as
follows: on Wednesday evening there was hop
given at the Atlantic by subscription, which
was largely attended, and everything passed off
pleasantly until about 10 o'clock, when gen.
tleman of Baltimore was requested to hand g la
dy glass of claret punch. He started on bis
mission, when one Of the walters refused to al
low him TO take glass, accompanying bis refu-
sa with grossly insulting language, in which he
was sustained by gentleman from Philadelphia.
Considerable excitement took place at this
time among the Baltimoreans present, but il
was concluded to let the matter stand until
the ball was over, on the interference of some
friends; but the assurance was given that the
account would then be settled. The ball closed
about II o'clock, and by that time all the Balti-
moreans were notified Of the fact, Scarcely
had the ladies left the room before the gentle
man who had been so grossly insulted deman-
ded OF the servant an explanation of his con-
duct. and the name OF the Ph;ladelphian who
had sustained him in his insolence, who is
understood to have Immediately left the Island.
Having received no satisfactory information,
and rather more mpertinence than Baltimo-
rean was willing to make, the servant was
Immediately knocked down, and measured his
length on the floor.
This action en- The part Of the insulted Bal
timorean brought about one hundred colored
servants into the room in hostile array, who
were apparently watching for the denouement.
An indiscrimate fight Immediately commenced,
and could scarcely describe to you the scene
that ensued. Chairs, tumblers, decanters, pep
per-boxes salt-cellers and every thing that could
be used as projectile was in immediate requis-
ton, and the way they flew through the air and
drew claret from the colored heads, win cause
the battle Of Cape Island to be more memorable
than that of Pools Island, especially as the whites
4 gained the victory and put the whole motley
group to fight in the shortest possible time, re-
tanning full possession Of the dining and
surrounding buildings,
Il was not considered prudent TO follow the
matter further, and watch was sent to guard
the building during the night. On Thursday
things al passed of quietly, but It was supposed
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-09-20

the audience, caused the ladies to shrek and
fearful commotion for moment followed. Prem
tiss, equal to every occasion changed his tone
and manner, he commenced a playful strain and
introduced the fox, the iackall, and hyena, and
capped the climax by kenng some well known
political opponentto grave baboon that presided
over the ''cage with monkeys" The resem-
blance was instantly recognized, and burst of
laughter instantly followed that literally setmany
into conyusions. The baboon all unconscious
Of the attention he was attracting, suddenly as
sumed a grimmace, and then serious face.
when Prentiss exclaimed-"I see, my fine fel-
low, that your feelings are hurt by my unjust
comparison, and | humbly beg you pardon"
The effect Of this may be vaguely imagined but
it cannot be described.
had the melancholy pleasure of hearing his
last, and it would seem to me his greatest
speech. Towards the close of the last Presiden-
tial campaign. found him in the interior Of the
State, eDdeavoring to recruit his declining health.
He had been obliged to avoid all public speaking,
and had gone far into the country to get away
from excitement. But there was a gathering
near by his temporary home, and he consented
to be present Ii was late in the evening when
he ascended the ''stand," which was supported
by the trunks of two magnificent forest trees,
through which the setting sun poured with pic
turesque effect The ravages Of i'll health were
apparent upon his face, and his high massive
forehead was paler, and seeming more transparent
than usual. His audience, some three or four
hundred, was composed in large degree Of his
old and early friends. He seemed to feel deep
", and as there was nothing to oppose, he as
sumed the style of the mild and beautiful-he
casually alluded TO the days Of his early coming
among his Southern friends-of the hours Of
pleasure he had passed, and of the hopes Of the
future. In a few moments the hustle and con-
fusion natural to tatiguing day of political
wrangling ceased-one straggler after another
suspended his noisy demonstration and gsshered
near the speaker. Soon mass Of silent, but
heart-heaving humanity was crowded compactly
before him. Had Prentiss, on that occasion,
held the very heart-strings Of his auditors in his
hand, he could not have had them more III his
power. For an hour he continued, rising from
one important subject to another, until the breath
was fairly suspended in the excitement. An
uninterested spectator would have supposed that
be had used sorcery in thus transfixing his audi
tors. While all others forgot, he noticed the
day was drawing 10 close, he turned and look
ed toward the setting sun and apostrophised its
fading glory-then in his touching voice and
manner, concluded as follows:
"Friends-That glorious orb reminds me that
the day is spent, and that too must close. Ere
we part, let me hope that il may be our good for
tune to end our days IN the same spIendor, and
that when the evening Of life comes, we may
sink to rest with the clouds that close in our
departure, gold-tipped with the glorious efful-
gence Of a we'll spent life
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-09-20
NEW AND SPLENDID SUPPLY OF
SPESHNG GOODS

S. BERNHEIMER & BROTHER,
HAVE just received fine and well Sc
Ill lected assortment of Spring and Sum-
mer, Fancy and Staple Dry-Goods, con-
sisting in part of
Ginghams, Calicoes, Lawns, Bareges,
Chambreys, Muslin Drilling,
Linen br. Drilling, Linen Table Cloths,
Cottonades, Summer Cassimeres,
Ticking, Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols,
Boys and Mems Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Caters,
Bootees and Slippers,
Boys and Mems Leghorn, Panama and
Campeachy Hats.
SADDLERY, &c.
Their stock of Embroidered Goods which
they have lately imported from Switzerland
embrace the most choice articles ever Of
Gered in this town. Ladies please call and
examine, as the goods will be sold at real
importing prices, they consist partly in
Capes, Collars, Mantillas, Sacks, Linen
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Curtain Mus
lins, Lawns, Swiss Muslins, 0rgandines,
&C., &c.
Cali at the Store formerly occupied by
R. M. Harrison, Esq.
March 8, 1850 26-1y