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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-30
WIG PRIMARY MEETINGS.

Pursuant to notice, large and respectable
meeting of the Wings of the lst Election District
took place at the Hill Top on Saturday, July II,
and organized by calling FRANCIS f. DUN
NlNGION' Esq, to the Chair, and appointing
RICHARD PRICE, Secretary
| The object of the meeting, as stated by the
Chairman, was to appoint twenty Delegates to
meet in Port Tobacco on Saturday. August Cd, to
appoint Delegates to meet in BIadensburg on the
10Th of the same month"; to select suitable per
son to represent this Congressional District in the
next Congress.
1t was then moved, that a committee Of three.
consisting of Ii. II. ROBERTSON, Esq, DR.. Jony
w. MILLAR, and JOSEPH PRICE, ESD be appoint
ed to name twenty Delegates to meet in Port To-
bacco on the Cd August Whereupon the follow
ing named gentlemen were selected:
Thomas A. Millar Peter Williams
George w. Carpinter Allen b. Milstead
Thomas S. Dent John w. Clements
DR.. H. Dyson DR.. John R. Ferguson
Richard Price George Taylor
F. f. Huntington, Sr. John ID. Freeman
+. E. Huntington, Jr. Joseph Young
Richard B. Posey James l.. Brawncr
Walter A. Haislip VIM. Ferguson
Joseph A. Summons Benjamin Welsh
The following preamble and resolutions were
then offered by Thomas a. MrLLAR, Esq, and
adopted by the meeting:
WHEREAS, the adoption of the new Consti-
tuition will devolve upon the next Legislature of
our State grave and important duties, requiring
the best talent and experience of the county,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That reposing confidence in the fidcl-
ty, experience and honesty of JAMES ID. CARpIN-
TER, our former Representative, he be requested
by the Wings of this District to serve as a cand-
date for the next Legislature, subject to the action
of the Wing party.
On motion, it was resolved that the proceed
ngs of this meeting be published in the Port To-
bacco Times.
RICHARD PRICE, Secretary.
In pursuance of notice the Wings of Aliens
Fresh District met on Saturday, Goth day of July,
for the purpose of appointing twenty delegates to
Convention to be held in Port Tobacco on the
I'd day of August, to designate three delegates to
meet at Bladensburg on the 10th day of August, to
nominate Wing candidate for Congress.
On motion of WIN. NEvIrT, Esq, GEORGE
DENT was called to the Chair, and FRANCIS w.
WEEMs appointed Secretary.
On motion of SAMUEL Cox, ESQ, committee
of five was appointed by the Chair to select TWEEN
ty delegates to meet in Convention at Port Tobacco
on the I'd of August. The committee having re-
tired, reported the following named gentlemen as
delegates:-
George Dent Samuel Cox
Washington Ware William hewitt
John Barton Maddox John kecch
Dr. oscar + erguSSOn AlcXluS Lancaster
Lawrence Posey Samuel Swami
Columbus Lancaster Thomas O. Bean
A. Brooke SHINES William ii. Cough
Yates Barbour Francis Thompson
S. P. M. Hanson Thomas A. Jones
Francis w. Weems Frederick Turner.
On motion, the above proceedings were ordered
to be published in the Port Tobacco Times
The meeting then adjourned.
GEORGE DENT, Chairman.
Francis w. WEEMs, SecretaEK
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-30

DARING OUTRAGE.-Dr. Grove, editor
of the Cearspring Sentinel, was b'utally as
saul.ed, and seriously injured, few days
ago, by man named Jno. Sharpless, be-
cause the Doctor had, by virtue OF his office
as magistrate, fined him 500 for keeping
gambling house, and afterwards published
the fact. Fine him 500 more, and by way
of variety, add on a few months imprison-
ment. That's the way 10 put down the
s.higher law" notions Of certain individuals
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-30

Col. BENToN's New WoRK.-The New
York Mirror says the Messrs. Appleton have
concluded an arrangement with ex-senator
Benton for the publication Of the political
work on which he is now engaged in his
retirement. 1t will form a single volume of
abou. 800 pages octave. The title of the
work will be, "Thirty Years in the Senate
of the United States"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-07-30
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

The following despatch was received by
way Of New, Orleans and the West, the
Southern line being down:
SAVANNAH, July 25.-The Isabel has ar
rived from Havana, and brings intelligence
shat the patriots and troops had had sever
oil engagements, in one Of which the latter
were defeated, with the loss Of three hun
dred men. The troops were deserving to the
patriots. The Governor Of Matanzas has
written to the Captain General that The
citizens Of that place are raising troops to
assist the government.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25-The steam
ship Falcon has arrived at this port from
Havana. She brings the California mails,
end later accounts from Havana.
Private 8dvices state that revolution had
braken GU, in Matanzas and in Santiago de
Cuba.
Large bands Of the insurgents were in the
mountains, and i. was supposed the insur-
rec,ion would spread rapidly.
4 fight be,weea portion Of the insur-
geats and q corps Of government lancers re-
suited in The defea, of the lancers, and they
afterwards joined the enemy.
The government was beginning 10 mani
Fest considerable alarm.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New ORLEANS, July IS, P. MA phi
va,e Letter has been received here from
highly influential American merchant in
Havana, stating that the Spanish government,
is endeavoring TO smother the particulars Of
the recent outbreak at Puerto Principe, in
order TO prevent creating q sensation in the
United States.
The insurreciionary movement is repre-
sensed as being quite formidable. Ameri-
cans have been for sometime past drilling
the insurgents.
II is said tina, a ship from New York,
with arms and ammunition for the insurgents,
had succeeded in landing her cargo. Sever
al others are daily expected to arrive.
The Government has spies out in all d.
REGIONS.
Two Spanish officers Of high rank had
been imprisaed on suspicion Of favorng |
fine insurgents.
1t is reported that en- American had been
garro.ted on suspicion of being concerned
IN the lnsuTrectionary movement
THIRD DISPATCH.
New ORLEANS, July IS We learn, from
q person who escaped from Cuba, tina. the
repor. Of the uprising a. Puerto Principe is
correct. The movement was premature,
and failed, principally for wan! Of arms
Much di<affec,ion prevails in the mountain
ous parts Of the island. A grea, blow for
liberty, i, is shought, will be struck in No
vember.
The accounts from Havana, respecting
the revolution at Puerto Principe, have Gre
a,ed the liveliest enthusiasm among the
friends Of Cuban independence in this city.
There was large mass meeting and torch
light procession las, night in celebration Of
the event.
C0YrpCrJ rIcpA
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
OnciaIIy Read Out.

The FreesoileFs of Hamilton county-the
residence of Senator Chase-at mass meet
ing held in Cincinnati on Thursday last, pass
ed thefollowing resolution, which dissdives all
political connection between the Freesoilers
and Mr. Chase, snd leaving him untrammeled
to work in the Loeofoco harness. His position
is now well known. being defined both BY him
self and the Freesoil party. The following is
the resolution: .'-.--.
Re2olved, That as Hon. s P. Chase, Sem
ator in Congress from this State, has formal
lyrwithdrawn from our party; while we re-
gret this course, and that it may not be lnju-
rious to the cause Of freedom, we feel tito be
our duty to declarete the public that we do
not hold ourselves responsible for his official
acts or recognize him as our representative.
This places the matter beyond mistake:---
Another Gocoy deck of Locoiocoism has re-
turned to his own, and his own have received
him. 70. S. Journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
District Judge.


The Convention at Fremont yesterday, put
in nomination for the suffrages of the Wings
of this judicial district, as their candidate for
Judge Ralph P. BuckLAND, Esq, Of, ,Sandus-
ky. A better nomination or one that will
prove more generally acceptable to the Wings
Of the district could not have been made
Mr. BUcKLAND cana to Sandusky, young
man of slender means. in 1891 By great in
dustry and perseverance in his profession, and
the most scrupulous integrity, he gradually
acquired a very extensive business. from which
he has realized competency. His character
for uprightuess and integrity. is above re-
proach. while as lawyer, he enjoys an envia-
BILE reputation for soundness, and legal learn
ing. No man viii fill the Office with better
conception of the duties. and very few in the
profession, with better qualifications. SAY
Mr.. Buckland is best appreciated where he
is bestknown. In Sandusky county, be is a
fayorite with all parties, and may be expected
to obtain many democratic votes. We have
no doubt that he will be elected by a hand
some majority, and in announcing this fact,
we feel assured, that he will command the
active services of every Wing in bis behalf,
in this part of'ihe District. [Toledo Blade,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Sept ID. 1851.
In ChaneerY.

Courtcommon pleas, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Benismin Mseker g. Forest Meeker VS. a#
Joteph Prince & Mary Prince his wife, Hhand H.
Hustled, 'Esbon Hustled, Eunice Husted, Virgil
Latmore, Francis Latifnore, Charles Lstimors;
Mary Latimore, RoZine Baltimore, Josephine Lat
imore q Harriet Latimore. $3.50
FENHE above named defendants will take
n naiice that Benjamin Meeker & Forest Meeker
have filed in the court ofcommen pleas of Sandus
ky county, Ohio, their bill in chancory against
them, in which bill they allege that Forest Meeker
late of Delaware county Ohio deceaEed, designed
and intended in his last will and testament to devise
10 said complainants In lot number one handred
and fifty Eve I55 west As designated on the re-
corded plat of the town of Lower Sandusky. but by
mistake described said land in said last will and
Testament as in lot No 95 west. The object and
prayer Of said bill is correct said mistake in the
description Of said land in said viii.
J, L. GREENE, their Sol.
Sept. 6, 1881. ...-e g
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Judicial Convention,

Delegates from the counties of Huron, Erie,
;Sandusky, Lucas and Ottawa, assembled at
sFremunt yesterday. pursuant to the published
call. for the purpose Of nominating Wing
candidate for the Office Of Judge of this Judi
,ciaI district
The principal candidates before the Conven-
ton, were Hon. s. F. Worcester. Hon. E. B.
sSadler, and R'P. Buekland. Esq The
friends Of each Of these, gentlsnensplace so
high an estimate upon their talents and, Pecul
lar fitness for the. ssationsto5e filled, that it
was not until the .26th ballot. thata choice
was made The choice Of The Convention
fell upon Mr.. Buekland, Of Sapdusky county,
a man acknowledged by all to be every way
worthy. and vety generally known in the
.disLrictsas man OF good legal qualifications
uuimpeachableaiase and purity Of char
.acterg. neaeSsa so
:Fhe e.candidates of the two political parties
'are,Bowtin the Geld. MIR. l. B. O;is. also of
fSaB5asisy county, having been nominated by
rthe.sDemecratic' party; and it remains for the
voters df rthe .districs.to examine fer them
-selves the.qual6cations, the men, presented
for this important Office, and so wisefyto cast
their votes and inHuence.at the coming cleo
-tion, as TO secure the choice of the eae who
VIII pest Qtsenafge us dutieS iH we nave no
desire to institute comparisons between them;
salthoughsther result would by no means prove
sunfaEorable to he'nominee of the Wing Con
vention of YESTERDAY Both are men Of inhu-
ence in theirrespecfive parties; and it belongs
to the people Of the district to decide which of
the two shall be Judge4or Ihe first term under
the new Constitution. s5--fs f..s-s
az In accepting the nomination. Mr., B. stated
'thatif'elected1 be must enter upon discharge
of his duties uupledged toeany party with a
determination to-dfyest himself as far as pos
-sible. Of all party and personal prejudices;
and to faithfully administer the law accord
ing to the Constitution which it had pleased
the people of Ohio to adopt s
- .ss.ss TGon. RepisterJ
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
,onr candiante for sennfor.


Omr Gandia1te for senator.
I'VE take great pleasure in placingsthe name
of Thomas HAMILTON in-the list as a candidate
for the Senatorial Office in this district. We
have known him long and intimately, and can
bear testimony withalL others who have
made bis aquaiutance, that he is one of the
most intelligent upright end honorable men in
the district Mr. H served enc session in the
Senate and by his fairness be succeeded in win
ming the esteem and confidence of his consti-
'tuents in every part oft, Heromes up to the
true standard of qualifications forofiee ! being
both "honest and capable" and therefore he
ought 10 be elected. If by remissness in
duty, the Wings fail to elect him over bis com
petitor. they viii do themselves and the best
interest of the district great injustice. 1t is
peculiarly fortunate that man was selected
who, by his business habits, strict integrity and
capacity. as well as his judicious location in
in reference to the varied interest of the dis
trict. presents so many claims TO the cordial
and undi vided support every Of electoT.
50 sla9 ae leF Sandusky City Register
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
IN CHANCERY

ENHE said defendants will take notice that a
- bill was filed against them by the said com.
plainant in The coHrt of Common pleas of Sandusky
county, on the 4lh day Of September 1851, setting
forth that on the 27th June 1S4S Sanford Main now
deceased executed mortgage to Myron H
Tiden upon forty acres of land the south end
of the west half of north west quarter section
twelve, town FIVE, north range fourteen in the
county Of Sandusky, TO secure certain debts therein
named. That Tilden assigned the mortgage TO
complainant; that N1rn is dead, leaving Ellen his
widow, William his son and heir, aud Durand his
executor. The object and prayer of the bill is to
foreclose said mortgage. . ...a a-...
The defendants therefore notified that unless
they appear. plead, answer demur to said bill
within sixty days after the term Of said court
decree will be taken as confessed against them.
BAKER & LATIMER, Sol for Com. ~
Toledo Sept 1851. .-.4... --.-.r ..a
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
AOuses and /. Lots Fer Sale.

l. reasonable terms the following Honaes and
L 5ts in ths town of Fremont. 1''sss -
% Lot No. JAG oa saFapike above lansing shop.
with small house. agsif#sa tsf ss Hs scssS
Lot No. s. with small barn, back Of Q. =. Nims
residence. 80 -.
Z Lot Nh ss, corner ghah and W oOd strests-
Lots No. 264 and 265. on GarrisoA street. b.
tweep Wood and WuSne. = s8asgi ssiusas
lot no 349. CORNER of Market aud Waynestreeis.
Lot no 3S6, Former residences or A. Mofehonss.
LolS59i with smafl dwelling, adjoining 500 on
the south. 9s q CTR n5i a1inai sas ~
- LoA no 397s- on Frcnt street. small dwelling.
know as Frazier house. j.5,ss3 a s!.r,t 81
Lot no 4O2, on Frontstree adjoining Mrs. Zina.
mernAn's residence.
FIemonts,5uly :. lsSly mos afa..s4 ara
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
10 fhe Independent Voters of San.
ssss s.,t duSkV CONInFY. 5il H.

AT the urgent solicitation of many friends
the subscriber respectfully offers himself as
an Independent candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff of Sandusky county. Should l be
elected, will endeayor to transact the duties
Of the Office with 6delity and satisfaction to the
public. x-s3 ]. ]. COOK.
Wcodville tp. Aug ~, 1851 ,,,-.- -.5---,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

Esbon Hustled 5000.
LISBON Hustled will take notice petition was
1L6led against him on the llth day of September
A ID 1881 and is now pending wherein the said
Highland H. Hustled aud Eunice Hustled demand
partition Of the rollnwing real estate 10 wit: InloIs
number l22, 290, 300, S9l. 33a. and 333, in the
Town of Fremont in said &andusky county being
in -ots No 81, in the Town plat called Triangular
and numbers I25, 1871, 1863, I64 & l65, in the
original town plat Of Sandusky. And al the next
term of said court application will de made by the
said Highland H Hustled and Eunics Hustled for
an order that Partition may he made Of said prem :
isvs. : 4. ,..,,,a5 Is g.s R. P. BUCKLAND, + ,
s.,.a.tI. tI...r,.i Atty for Petitioners
Sept 10, 1851. .st.... ~ s&
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

Book Agents, do you want to make money7 If
YOU do, engage with GEO. H DERB BY s. Co.,to
sell their valuable Publications; for the following
good ressons: . .ssF +, ,..ss ~
They publish none but good Books. ~, ss-'s
Their books will sell more readily than others.
q They content themselves with small profits. and
their books of very popular and desirable knd,
and calculated to please almost every taste
A list Of Books, with the hoIesaleand retail pTis
ces attached, forwarded, postage paid, on aPplica-
ton. l..J.a -} .-,-E Ff d=9tFA 2s~'Esf sa't4
We have now about one hundred agents in the
lsd many Of them clearing irOW two to five dol
lars per day. s.yts -d'l ' sfst9 g s2"f,za
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
j y preksHird TO The Commissioners Of SanduHkf
county al their next session, praying for The vsca
lion of part Of county road, eorhmeueng so rods
west of the North East Of of section number
re-. township A, North of range ID, themes West
leo rods, thence South l60 rods 10 u county roAd.
Jackson Ar l. A D. IS5I,.-y. - -. -s.srs-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has oeen duly appoin led and qualified exScu-
Tor on the estate Of Hannah Smith deceased late of
York tp, Sandusky county Ohio.
"4 ABRAM HAMILTON.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
NOTICE

NOTICE is herebo given that the subscriber
1Nhas been sppointed and qualiiedas administra-
Tor on the estate Of VIM. Foster, late Of Green
Creek Township. deceased.
-. - JOHN L. GREENE.
aug . Si- . @rs
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Try il.

Mr. W. B. sIoan-Sir: have been afflicted
for long time with swelling on oneof my legs,
caused by jam, which made me so lame that did
not walk step in three weeks. II was very much
swollen-Ofa dark purple color, and painful that
I could not Eeen. tried about a dozen different
kinds Of applications, all to effect. until applied
your Ointment. In II hours after the pain ceased
and the swelling entirely disappeared, the limb
samed healthy appearances and could stand en-
the foot. i believe the Ointment the best article
ofthe kind now in use. II has also nearly cured
the salt rheum on the hand with whibh applied
the Ointment to my leg. cheerfnlly recommend
il to the public. TFyh-s tits no hnmbns.
PHLLLIP. GOODERNOTE.
Ashford, Cataraugus Co. N. Y. April 8, 1850.
See fSlOanS Complete Farrier and Cattle
,y,gf Doctor .= "
FOR FULL AND COMPLETE DIRECTIONS
For choosing, breeding. rearing, and general
management together with accurate descriptions,
causes, peculiar symptoms, and the most approved
method Of curing all diseases TO which horses and
cattle are subject. .-..a. Is 'srT
GTSse Agents names at the foot of slonn'S
Column. For further particulars and Testimonials,
get Pamphlet Of agents. I'd lrs
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Protection from Lightning.
COLWELL-& DTRLAM

,NTOuld Respectfully inform the public
wv that they. constantly receiving Sprott's
Patent Lightning Uods, with which theysare, pre-
pared to supply those that may desire them,
enable terms. tEr I3 '5IHs q -s- - r-asal
carbonized Hnnealed iron, connected by accurately
fitted brass connecting JOINTS with zinc protectors,
making them equal 10 copper as conductors. The
whole surmounted by solid Platinum Silver point,
surrounded at the base by three angular negative
magnets. They ara attached TO buildings with
lock attachments and glass isolAtoTs, Of novel and
inprnius construction. so $500.
These rods taken as a whole, embrace the entire
improvements of science to the present day, and
constitute one of the most splended silent conduc-
tors yet known. t '''"
Darius lDirlam will promptly attend to all calls
BY mail or otherwise. Post Office address, Bellvue,
Huron county Ohio %
~ s}tss5 BENJAMIN CoLWELL, Agent.
BellVue, June 7, 1881 ''"H- Z
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aopertisrmrmts,
AHEAD OF ALL CoMPETITIoNl
NEW GOODS AT THE OLD CORNER!
A. B. TAYLOR

IIAS just returned from the east and received
Ii splendid lot of FashionabIs Dress and Silk
Goods, by the New York aud Erie Railroad, sixty
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
.se Adsnitance Free s4
New Daguerrean rooms

i
In The Hall Sd Story B1clldnd's Baildin9s
nAGUERREAN LIKENEssEgrt
IL ken in the most approved styles. fully dsveio%
ping The highest improvement Ofthe ATtl t,-s.
EEE XR IL. Ea1zL -4A- E2 IgAT 1Ez3 49,
who will render his services to the citizens Of Free
mont aud vicinity for short time only, From bic
long Experience aud thorough knowledge Of The
business, being in possession Of quick working
Instrument of superior quality which will enable
him take pictures in all kinds Of weather) he dOee
not hesitate to warrent perfect satsfacteA TO any
who may favor him with ca4~and -
Ofthese for whom you fond emotions cherish.
Secure the shadow, ere the substance perish.
Miniatures enveiopedin fralhesl easSs, l0cksts.
ladies' bracelets, pins, fiuger-fingss dc. @ .zsoi
N. B. The subscriber has also splendid assor,-
ment of Gold Loekets, which be win offer at a
very low rats. $50 2 sss#A1f
Came and sector Yourselves .eIE
Ladies' should always. il convenient. dress iu4
dark A dark scarf is the most suitable neck dress
for gentlemen. Instructions IN the art viii be g.
ven on reasonable terms. Eog eft q aVe
Opening hGuEs from A. NJ. 10 r. N.
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THE SILVER cur of Sparkling Drops, from
many Fountains. For the friends Of Tempranee
Continuing nver 800 l2mo. pages, by Miss C, B
free Of wiz
to any address three copies by mail, or E. eress.
postpaid. -tr,.,ss ~ b-s
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Chancery,

VNHE above named Noses n. Holcomb
Gideon c HOlcomb and ames Noble, will take
notice that William w ATKINS Admir- of James A.
Hoicomb dec, has filed in the coust of common
pleas of SanGusky county Ohio, a bill in chancery
against them and others, the object and prayer Of
which is to obtain authority 10 perform and consu
mate a contract made by said James A. Hocomb
with John Florence for the sale and conveyance Of
the following lands and tenemsnts to wit: Being \
part of section number lively seven (27) in town
ship number five (5l range thirteen IlS] and which
is bounded as follows; east by land owned by Da-
vtd Smith. nOrto- by Chsrry's land, west by Moses
N Holcomb aud south by the south line of said Sec
uatsd in the county Of Ssndusky, State Of Ohio.
-..,..7.- J. L. GREENE, Sol for Comps.
Sept 6, 1851.