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An Incident Of the Burning Of the
Collins.

w. Fl. STONE, ofBrecksville, in this coun-
ty, in company with two others, went West
few weeks ago to buy land, leaving some
business with the law firm of WYMAN g.
THAYER, of this city, in which brother and
brother-ln-law living in Brecksvile were
concerned. On Monday last, said brother
in-law and a near neighbor of STONE, came
to town and visiting their lawyers on said
business, had occasion to speak of Mrs.
STONE, who, he said, was quite sick, in fact
entirely prostrated, by shocking dream
she had the night before. She dreamed
that her husband was Dead had died on
steamboat, and in an awful and violent man
ner. The lawyers informed said neighbor
that steamboat had been burnt on Lake
Erie the night before, but Mr. SToNE's
name did not appear either among the lost
or saved, and was probably not on board
While talking, the conrad and room mate
of Mr.. STONE, a Mr.. FAIR, came into the
office and announced that Mr.. STONE was
on board with him, slept in the same state
room, heard the alarm of firm, rushed out
together into the cabin, which was SO full
of fire and smoke that they lost one anoth-
er. FARR reached the deck and Jumped in.
to the Lake. SToNE has not been heard of
since. The last words he spoke were,
"FARR, where are you9" "Here I am,'
said FARR, both so enveloped in smoke that
they could not see one another. FARR hap
pened to find the cabin door and escaped
STONE probably was smothered and de-
voured by the flames. The parties are all
we'll known, and. these facts~need no au-
thentication.
3 Ha..-
The very night and about the very hour
that the husband was grabbing with this
strange, but terrible death, the wife had
presentiment SO vivid that the reality
could'nol affect her. worse. Is there any re-
iiglous or moral philosophy that can explain
this?-D Dealer. ,.,.,,. :. III.
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.FAcTs,-Of every 70 inhabitants of the
United States, one dies every year. ~ I.
OF the free inhabitants Of the United
States, l7,700,000 and few more are ma.
tives; 100000 and a, few more were born
in other countries.
Of the youth of the United States, 4,OOO,-
600 were at school on the Ist of June, 1850;
that is, there was one youth for every FIVE
free inhabitants. "
In the United States, there is one church
for every GAG of the population. ,s ,..zy
These figures are according to the census
of 1850. ,reet ~ ,,.. 80 - sta
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New Dining saloon.

THE undersigned have opened victualing
L. Saloon in this village In the New brick building
Town Hall. Their rooms arc elegantly fitted nm and
neanes, ORDER sobrety and quiet will be the order of
the day in their establishment. Refreshments will be
furnished promptly at all bours The Saloon will be
constantly supplied with all the delicaces Of the sea-
son, such as Fish, Game, Oysters, &C. The Proprie-
tors design that 1t shall be in the sricest rs,
class Dining Saloon, where the highest respectablty
shall be maintained and where Gentlemen and Ladies'
may enjoy quiet retreat and procure all such refresh
ments, as the most asiduous and painsiakmg can
furnish. ..s.t ....-.. +. > - !. 2 -
They design that their rules and regulations shall be
so strict that ones character dignity or respecta-
bty will be compromised by visiting their Saloon
freshmsnts. :. 5flEt ] p u 1T ''-'-' -
choice lot of confectionery always on hand for SALE
LI7The Saloon will be conducted on the strict TEN
perance principle. McMANUS e. BROTHERS. i.
Ravenna, Sept 26, 1864. daD-tf :
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u Some idea of the hardness of genu-
inc Sambo's head may be gathered from the
annexed paragraph, which we find in the
Daily Eagle, printed at Memphis, Tennes-
see /: ~ Gaes' 7~ 2~f "a
A "colored pusson" well known. about
town as "Cld Kit" while passing under a
new three-story building, in process of erec-
ton, a brick-bat fell from the hand of
bricklayer on the wall above, and in de-
scending came in conts ct with the negro's
head. The resistance was great, and the
brick-bat was broken in two. After recoy-
ering from the temporary stun, he add ressed
the bricklayer with II say, you white man
up dar, If you don't want yer bricks broke,
just keep 'em of my head. T.f
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Teachers Exam i,,ation.

The "Board of Examiners of Portage County, will
hold examinations this fall as follows:
lst Saturday, Oct 2ls at the close of The Teachers
Institute. l. E.,--
I'd, Saturday, November 4th " .~. |-
Sd, g r. g 18Th.
4th, C December cd.
The examinations will commence at O'Clock A.
M. each day, in the Court House ut Ravenna unless
that room Is otherwise occupied
All applicants will be expected 10 furnish satisfactory
evidence Of moral character. 81. .... ...E
The Board expect to hold other examinations un-
i'll spring. BENZ. NEWELL, Clerk.
Oct. Sd, 1G54.-1O-0t. = IN
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I. HEALTHFULNEss OF FRuIT. The editor
Of the MEDICAL Monthly. in timely article
on misunderstood subject, says that parta-
king immoderately. even of the ripest and
best fruit, is as injuFious ss drinking to ex.
cess, opium eating, or surfeiting of any kind.
and that eating nnripe fruit, even when pre-,
pared by the most skillfulIy conducted culi-
nary operations and entieingly presented In
the garniture OF paste and frosting, IL un-
safe; eating fruit at improper hours, too
ripe a. we'll 20 unriPe-is highly pernicious.
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A CARD.
THE SUBSCRIBER will

HE SUBSCRIBER will open in few
L days, in the .sPhoenix, Block' large stock OF
New Goods, bought In Philadelphia and New York
under the most favorable circumstances and at time
when nearly all kinds of goods lower than they
have been for years. Owing to the ''hard mes'' the
goods will be offered at such extremely low prices
viii astonish the people more than they were ten
ago when the subscriber opened his first stock of goods
in this town-the result of which was that great
change in prices was produced in short time through
out NE countryit now appears that business is work
ing back upon the old system Of large profits and long
credit. The time has come when another revolution
must take place in merchandising in this country
therefore those who have large stocks of old goods
hand had better commence working them down twenty
FIVE per cent or do the Col" says ''switch off on
the side tracks for the People will be furnished with
as good tea for forty cents any merchant has sold the
last year for fifty ceus and other goods IN proportion
RANSOM A. GILLETTE.
RaYenna. Oct. 3l. 1874.
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-6-A bill was recently handed into the
city authorities Of San Francisco, for GER
tain refreshments furnished to the Grand Ju-
ry in that city, while pursuing their inves-
figations, which contained the following rich
items:- One dozen cherry wine, three thor
sand FIVE hundred cigars, one dozen bottles
Martel's brandy, four gallons ditto, five bas-
kets Heidsieck, one battle bitttrs, two tins
pf crackers, and one hundred and twenty
dollars, worth of sherry wine. Some curious
gentlemanhas ciphefed out that this would
give to each Of the twenty-fonr jurors three
and a half bottles sherry. one hundred and
fifty cigars, two and q half bottles cham
pagne, and one and q quarter quarts bran,
iy. tP 'Af6
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R4fERoAD SUsPENstoN BRIDGE. The De-
trooit (Miehl Enquirer, in a.notice Of the
Railroad Suspension Bridge on the Great
Western road, states that the work is being
crowded forward to rapid completion. The
wires ore all put together, and are being
wound. This is the heavy part Of the work,
as the bridge portion, which Is to be suspend
ed, will be ready by the time the wire cable
is completed. The bridge is to be swung
twenty feet directly over the present car-
riage bridge, and when completed, will be
one of the most magnificent structures in
the world. 1t is thought that the cars will
cross by the first of December. fl
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~ The PoRTAGE County FAIR.-The Fair
: last Saturday was very largely attended,
The drouth has been SO severe for the past
Summer that the exhibition Of Agricultural
products was necessarily rather limited
I'VE believe however, that those who attend
ed were generally we'll pleased with the
exhibition. --.: ,4..,4r -.
A list of the premiums will be given next
week a'# -r
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The Bank Of England.

The Directors of the Bank of England
convened to hear the half-yearly statement
and make dividend on the l4th Septem-
Der. The busihes was summariy Dispatch
ed, the figures being entirely salts sractory.-
A London correspondent gives the following
account of the meeting. ~ 80
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Marrif0.

In Deehed October 4th, 1854, by Caleb Brown, Esq.
Mr.. JOHN M. FRY and MIss FRANCIS DAY.
In franklin, on the 5th inst, by N D. Clark, ESQ.,,
Mr.. GEoRGE'W. REED of Franklin, and MISS MA
RIAH P. EWELL Of Brmfeld
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
First Arrival.

X DWELL, WITTER g. CO., No. 1
~ Phoenix Block, are now receiving tleir first In
simeht OF general assortment VI goods, adapted 70
WIN great care In Boston and New York, within the
pass three weeks, and re prepared " offer hem 10
tner customers and the public generally, fnr ready
pay or approved short credits ut pricss which defy
competition, coming from whatever quarter il may.
Al persons IN want Of bargains are requested 10
Ss n, ana examine before purchasing. Particulars
RAvenna, Oct. 4th Ia54--fOtf ..s. .s F,
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I ? GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.-The Ed
iOrs of the Richmond Republican, Of December 24th
1852, say that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no quack
medicine. . .t. ia5 -r1-...r. ,Ff
They had man in their press-room who af1lict-
ed with violent Mereural Rheuniasm, who was con-
tnualy complaining of misery in his back, limbs and
joints;-his eyes had become feverish and mattery,
neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms of
rheumatism, combined with Scrofula Two bottles of
Carers Spanish Mixture cured him, and in an edito-
rial article as above, they bear testimony of its won
derful good effects and say their only egret is, that
all suffering with diseases of the blood not aware
of the existence Of such medicine. They cheerully
recommend It, See their certificate, and notice in full
around the bottle se STR atg6 ' &'b
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A ATTACHMENT-Notce is hereby CIV
IL en- that at my instance a writ of attachment was
this day issued by John Bruner, Justice of the peace
IN Franklin township, county of Portage, and State Of
Ohio, against the goods and chattes MONEYS and cred
its of Aianson Newton, nonresident of said county,
october 9th, lS54.-lO . p. ID. HULL g. Co.
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TURNISHING GOODS-Comnr;s;no,

FURNISHING GOODS-Comprising fine
L white linen, fancy and hickory shirts; also Il large
lot Of wrappers, drawers, socks, gloves black and
fancy silk handkerchiefs, black and fancy stocks neck
Ties, suspenders shirt collars, trunks vnlses carpet
hags, umbrellas, india rubber coats eggns &c. ali of
which will sell cheaper than any other house in Por-
tage county, ut - NO. 3, PHGNlX BLOCK
October 18th, 1854. - .
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"The whole press of Philadelphia are out in favor
OF Hooaands German bitters, they prepared by
Dr. G. M. Jackson. We are glad to record the success
Of this valuable remedy for dyspepsia, as we believe
it supplies desderatum in the medical world long
needed. The wretched imitators and eounterfeiters
have Withdrawn their nostrums from the Market and
poisonous mixtures nirlieu of tic real Btters.''-
Herald. .,s to emilio E. 3. ri'..
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or More hearts pine away in secret an
guish, for the want Of kindness from those
who should Be their ccmforters, than forapy
other calamity in lifs.-Dr Young. 81
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see The Genius Of The West, published by W.
Is. Coggeshall, Cincinnnti,) for October is
j, on our table. This is an Interesting and
Spirited Literary journal, and we'll worth
= the subscription price. .. -.@
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Ntm adusrti5fillsuts.
ShaIersviIIe On Hand..

EW FALL GOODS at the Shalersyille
~ Cheap Store, 1854. The undorslrpod have The
p,sssuTe q Informing The public that they have com
lScsne heir stock Of fAn goods and viii
srey aad tnai lhey have been purchased al very low
rates, and win be sold accordingly. Cali and fudge
for yourselves. G& HoRP a. Lese
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GrIfyou are affronted, tits better to pass
II by in silence, or with q jest, though with
some .dishonor, than to endeavor revenge. IF
you can keep reason above passion, that. and
watchfplness. viii be your best deteRdants--
Sir lsaac NesetON.
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Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
III that George d. Hotchkss has this day retired from
the hrm of Rowell, Witter e. Co. The business of the
drm will be settled by Rowe'l d Wier who alone are
business at the old stand, No. I, Phoenix Block.
CT. R0WELL,
ss.44E sAaaSltasa4A WIN. X. WiTTER, e
.-F GEo.L HoTCHKISS.
Ravenna, Oct. 9th, 1854. - - =
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Ravenna sun,,nit N1iI1s7 I,,.'-

4 HE undersigned have purchased of Mea,.
pared at all times to pay the highest market ris ~,
mneas Corn, Rye, $e-Partenlar attention giveBt 70
we have In connection with the above openad
FLOUR and FEED STORE, at the rooms lately ocet-
pled by s. Day, opposite the Phoenix Block where can
9e found at all times FLOUR BY the barrel or in saeRS
FEED Of all descriptions. ALSO, S.aLT, PLAsTER.f
FIST, LINE, &c. GEO RtIEf a -
Ravanua ApriI.Q IaEA y -sa,N
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0srAs previously stated in the Ssntfa.l

we issue our paper this week on Thursday,
in order that we may be able to give our
readers, the latest news. Hereafter. the
Sentinel will be Issued every Wednesday,
as usual s-is' 3i..,, p f1'i. 81 ,.--y-
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Nrm a0uRrtispnlrntg.
Dissolution NOTICE.

u Dissolution Notice.
THE COPARTNERSHIP existing be-
i tween Drs. Cain and Morton in the practice of
medicine, ID this day closed by mutual consent By
this arrangement DR.. Cain will settle all company
claims. All persons therefore having unsettled ac-
counts with the late firm will please call and arrange
the same without delay. WILLIAM CAIN, M. D.
DR.. Cain would inform his patrons that he can be
found usual at his Office No. Phoenix Block ready
to attend all calls in his profession.
October, 3rd, 1654.-3t.-10.
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DANTS-Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Satines and Tweeds, of all colors and sizes which
will be sold at small advance from cost, at
. .-- Z. 'a.. NO 2, PHQINlX BLOCK
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WILL BE pUBLIsHED, oNTHE lsr AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

WILL BE PUBLISHED, ON THE lsr AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOYS STORY,
| SEM1-NAurrcAL ROMANCE OF INTENSE .1yrrrrsr Nv
THE AUTHOR oT THE "P1RATE DocTOR, ;" THE CLAW
YER's STORY" THE "oLD DocroR,'' &c., &c.
lNHE success hitherto enjoyed by the au.
L THOR OF the above popular works Is sufficient
guarantee of the favor with which aDy product;ons
coming from his pen will be received by The public.
"Ihc Cabin Boys Story'' is romantic Harratye il
ustratng the horrors the Slave Trade as carried on
III me Coast OF Africa The author has served In the
nayyand the descriptions and characters are painted
from personal acquaintance with them. The story ia
u Oh eXclnng interest and adventure the eelebra-
ted work OF Defoe, 'sRobinson Crusoe and has the
vantage over that glorious fiction, inasmuch as il il
founded on facts ofevery day occurrence Tho hisory
S1 the heroine Of the Story zuIeika, tho Circassia
eMIe, purchased at tConstantnope, educated and mar
red Dy te reckless yet chiyaric Seymour-tbe ooIn-
lnander the Albatross, is simply the narration Of
et panied from the life, and all the numerous charac
terS portrayed throughout the story are vydly and
graphically drawn. ~
The publishers have already received orders for tho
me .ne edilon II was originally their intention to
puoSh consequently, they have boon Obliged largely
10 Increase IL; and they respectfully request that ali
orders @ may be sent in immediately. : ~ "
ihey confidently expect that the work will create as
uch interest as any word Of fiction that has of late
years emanated from the press as, Notwithstanding,
SINCE The publication Of 'Uncle Toms Cabin" works
feanng TO slavery in America PRO and CON- have been
numerous none have appeared having relation TO the
system OF purchasing slaves the African Coast
Trtteh oy one who has witnessed It In all its hidoous
IueIormig' inc work Is written in chaste and pure
language, and will DO welcome and instructjye ad
dition to the family library. -"
Ihe work will form beautiful octave volume of 400
pases hthdsomey illustrated with fine engraviDgs and
elegantly bound in cloth. Price, in CLOTH one Dollar
IN paper 20 cents, at which rates copes will be sent
e publishers to any part ofthe Country free Of post
UJFor sale wholesale and retail by the publishers
ELLSWORTH e. STREET,
No. 22 BEEMAN STREET, NEW YoRF,
And by all the Booksellers throurhout the IInjtad
states ana British Provinces. -#s El..
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IRONING HATS without extra. charge
All hats purchased at the Ravenna Hat Store, will
be kept In repair wishout ea4sa charge. q
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5petlal Notirrs.


MfzESS DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House,
EExsB "Wednesday afternoon and Thursday until
o'clock P. M. 18th and 10Th of Oct .t.
See advertisement In another column.
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Durham & Gardner,

HAVE just received their fall stock Of Boots
IL Shoes and Leather embracing nearly cvery thing
n their line Of business, which they offer on the most
liberal terms Tor cash or ready pay. Owing to the
late excessive drouh and consequently the pressure in
money matters, they have concluded 10 reduce the
price or their work in measure, Notwithstanding the
present high prices of stock: - - ~
They Offer Gents fine homemade Calf Boots s4a4 5O
Kip =" . S325@3,50
Ladies' Fine Kid Welt Bootees Homemade Man. 81 so
" Turns :" . ga.& g" l,3s
Calf 6 pegged ''t 1,5G
6 lined C. 1863
Kid Welt Buskins las
"aI., - g! Turns t asa q 1875
and all other work proportionably low. We have
large complete assortment of Boys and Youths Boots,
Ladies' and Gents Rubbers, Misses and cldren's,
We respectfully invite all those wishing purchase,
To- call and examine our stock of goods, for them
selves. w DURHAM & GARDNER. !
Rayenna, Sept e5, "a. I'd 4s5-tf
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Musical,

MWSACsaAs @E
EOR SALE.-The subscriber has one SUI
perier toned Melodeon manufactured BY Bishor
Childs. Cleveland. Said instrument Is entirely new
Four and half oetayes; viii sell IL at bargain II
may be seen by calling on 4s
! JAMES TwITT.
= kayenna, Sept. 18TH, 1859. N Ravenna, Ohio.
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Fan Goods asa.

b,rs HI Fail Goods I 66A. III i,- 4. ~ Z
WE ARE DAILY RECEIvING our fall
w stock of goods, comprising broad cloth cash
meres vestings. delaiaes, cashneFGa, popliIs, en-
brodered robes, patm ettos, merinos prints shawla
tee 70 sell at figures 70 suit Call and examine before
purchasing. PRENTISS, HOPKINS & Co.
October 1lth, lss4. .--l0-tf. sfp&Rlfa
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Groall llO More.

A RE you afflicted With pain in the Head,
IA. Eyes, Lungs, Breast, Bowels, or with Lame.
ment SO y thoroughly and be cured. If hls oips-
ent should not give satisfaction, after thorough ~.
Pcation the bottle may be returned to the ageA ana
agents: |, swift, Ravenna; DIR, Earl, Franklin; and
sold bs ono Agent in each townseip leIS,nn -
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| RON of every kind and size; Cast, Cor
L man and Spring Steel, Steel Sripgs, Axels. wagon
Boxes, cast and wrought Iron Anvs, solid box VSees
Sedges wrought Nuts and Washers, Horse shoe Hai1s
and Nail rods at ET RIrrIpnsc-
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY


CoLuABiAN-R Mitchell. Lynehburs; X NeD.n-
ned. Marion; Taylor, , Palmer. J B Saunderson
Cumoerrj w Peters. u L Purkins, Richmond n + AZ
hy. Petetsburg w Long, Burton. " e; G Babsco,t
buckingham; Peterson. n q; Mills, II.lif.s: J
Kyle Iovngton; Hankips aud lsdy,R a RR; II Lar.
well andlady Ohio; Lewia. Govehi.nJ; Cook Va:
Hill, Cupeper; Scater. F1uvanns; w s P.uil Va; w
Carroll. NY; II J Drehen. Phla: Aleu Manchester;
Ill., steamer Augusta; l. Scott n Y; q Barco J II
Gregory, NC; = J Eggborn, Culpeper.
EXCHANGE-Tw Gaines, Salem; G Ruicad.
BlaeksbuIe; q W Bayly, Lynchburs; w X Nenrerer,
Greensville; w Branch, Petersburg; Fitzgerald,
cambridge; s Church, Nashville; Major Lee Orange;
Randolph, Richmond; Z n Bratton. Richmond count,
Taney, Washington; Thompson, n Y; S Wat.
kins, Petersburg; Wood, Abemarie; Mr. Abbot, n y;
Manning, Alexandra; A Mann, Richmond; W @ Pol.
lock, fredericksburg DR. Quescnbey, Miss
Caroline; II Benedict and lady, New York; Mrs Lind.
say, Ny; Dudley, King * Queen; w Carter; Va; II
uoodioe and lady, Albemsre; 7 Dtjunctte, Va; T w
GoodIoe bait; q Donald, T w Gaines T il tilmer
Va; Boul~are King Queen; A Penu, sc.
AMERiCAN-J Scott, Ky; s Emanuel, j T. Jackson
ID Aoseley, T Goodram, w FISHER, Peter .burp; {
Penn Nelson; ID Kyle. s s X II; J Colby, II A Graw.
lord, u Wsriel, Banks, New York; ID Arm,tead
Boston; A Roberts Amelia II Davis Richmond: ID,
Dew and son, Va s Tribman, Miss Green, Mias Mitch
ell w , Dement, and lady, Missouri; w T Mcleod Va
AncLiot, New York; r O'Neill Va; w Carter Au
gusts; w Steel South Carolna.