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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

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-cur's ~uat pay. The Advertisements q
ns-VhsHs and Mechanics are Suggestive
ID he. activity. ra'erT~sss, esissistiahsaetrF.
H.ine,losA. and ssce--.. The man who ~.
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man that sets thinFs IA rnssson. the nam
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Ia be psoke;s. trusting 10 pubte pity. and
20 up sna % IN the ssrees, Whining al the
bard tines, and The dnIlness Il business
A community q business men that did no,
advertise, would pressed the Stirae,iyeBess
and so,isi'y Of a graveyard.
t.sxsI Aassrtisins.
The priee FOE this kind Of work is ycry
lo~, hardly sufficient, even IL paid IN ad-
sAscn, 10 pay the PRINTER for .'sci,nng 1t up"
lIov, then. stands the case when Dot more
Than one-half IL paid fsr. and usually long
after the work Is done. We have psid out
more money, during the past year. TO print
crs 81 Their wosk on legal Advertisement,
thsn we have received FROM Executors. Ad-
minis,raiorp. aud Commissioners on Es-
thies. IL tins ngl,lS
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
Criticising the Newspaper.


vssr many are the suggestions Of I'm.
pfoscnscn' made 10 editors by readers. I,
~ rare 10 and man. woman, or child that
eannat tell an edilos ho~ To make his paper
better. Sometimes there isa little cap
tieoane.s IN these voluntary criticisms, but
generally they arc honestly made, and he
Is uaAs 10 be en- editor vino vill NJ, listen
kindly. and Jsdge carefully. For our par, ,
The mse hau,s and advice We receive, the
hesief ~e like IT, fof this erit,eislng proves
that III. eri,,c, the reader. takes an inlefcs,
80 'hr rApef. and has found something ~ !,
that he ilkes, ih. salts hia
case. u be card Doshing about the pa
Pss. and ,hc'oagiily disliied II. he would
nd take any aOases Of IL or suggest q Gin
gle snpsvsement Commend a. 10 readers
thai care far thsis newspaper. and are hon.
es enough 10 esPrc= their ~ishesI
eve. as.r pssss sssss.. ...-sA."
Thss "a complaint not rarely made 10
ss We are desAgnedly guilty. weknow
the class q rssdsn that make TIA, con-
rlaii,. asa hnow that NC couid enlarge our
Yase By covering ths I'm, Page Of the Iisa-
Ain,ersry week, With sentimental, dreamy
iose siesy. Bot NO shall nos Do Il. ,hourh
se arc thereby s,Anea ogi % cur bassae...
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sHaaastas To The siesly fancy. 5ep.yed APP
lsSi1es. and la- PAssaoas q is rc.5ess.-
h-s cams, SD readers vilboas minister.
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the eeaniy psozs. has great po~@. Il Is
. scscAef, AID 10 mean thai IL shall teach
rasAsng bad. We lnos that nod more than
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sasalaaea MAS u ssekly f'cs.sa.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

'DIcKEss HOUSEHOLD WoRDs."-We
have received from the publishers, the jan
uary number Of this interesting periodical
for which they have our warmest thanks.
The contents of this number are
Medical Practice among the Poor-No.
Of People-My Picture-North and South
Holidays at Madame Frondet's-How to
ge, Pspcr--Shot through the Head-Old
Clothes and New Clothes-An Imaginary
Voyage-The Game Season at Squirt Our
French Watering Plsee--The Home Office
---Chip--The Moral Of this Year--On the
Yorkshire Moors-Mr. Whiitlestick--An
Unsettled Neighborhood--A Home CUES
ton Mildreds Loyers--A Vision Jean
Raisin.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
I.sxai Aassrti.ins.

--Dont forget To attend the Ladies' Fes-
ivsl a, the Tosn Hall this Thursday eve
ning. Go IN and enjoy pleasant evening,
and At the same tine help the ladies Of the
Bsp,is, Church buy an Organ.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

- Mr.. II. s. Flint, engineer on the
Vermont Central Railroad, was seriously
injured this morning, the 2lst inst near
Williston, by the aking Of the tire of
the locomotive "Governor Paine" with
the mail train from the north. One arm is
broken, and he has received other injuries
the extent of which we have not learned
ibid.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

-REsuLr OF GUsEESifohiit '-.,oa
TIoss.-At every GabernsiorlA' 49,, 49,.
which has taken place In the ffee - -.
during the present year, the Aaa'n''
ton, has been defeated, with The ,lls" Ia
eeption Of New Hampshire. J ~
Granite State will redeem herself 81 III
spring. The new Governors are "
lows -
New York, Myron II. clark, Wing
Pennsylvania, James Pollock WING
Msssaehuse,ls. Henry J. Gardner, n ~
Maine, Arson Y. Morill, A. ,. w.
Connecticut, Henry Daitcn' wing
Michigan, Kinsley \. Bingham hsP'
Ioya, James W. Crimes, Rep
Vermont, stephen Royce, Wig 49,,
Rhode Island, William w. HoPPin'" ~
Seven u the . sb0se named States -
DsDoerntie Goyefnars last yesf'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
April 3, 1854.

1901 AN ACT
To provide for the distribution Of Curwen's Revis
ed Statutes of Ohio. ,-.
SEC. /. Be ii enacted By the General Assem5l,
Of the State Of OLio, That the Secretary Of State
be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to
distribute in the same manner as the general laws
are now by law distributed, the three volumes O
Curwen's Revised Statutes Of Ohio, in the follow
ing manner:
One copy to the County Auditor, one copy tc
the County Treasurer, one copy to the County
Recorder, one copy to the Sheriff, one copy tc
the Prosecuting Attorney. one copy to the Pro.
bate Judge, and one copy to the Clerk of the
Common Pleas, Of euch county Of this State.
One copy to each Of the Judges ofthe Supreme
Court, and to each Judge Of the several Courts o
Common Pleas in this State. ss.
Oheacopy to each State of this Union, with
whom this State is accustomed TO exchange cop.
les Of their laws. sssoGss \
One copy to each ofthe' ststs Offices 1t ca!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Iumbus, and one copy TO each of the Benevolent

lumbus, and one copy to each of the BeneVolen,
Institutions. -I vrr
And the remaining copies to be preserved In
the State Library for public use. The copies
herein ordered to be distributed to officers shall
be preserved by them, and delivered by them to
their successors in Office.
F. c. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives..
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
April 8, 1854.
AUDTToR's OFFICE, PORTAGE Co.,l
Ravenna, April ~, 1854.
certify that the foregoing laws are correctly
printed from the authorized copy certified to by the
Secretary OF State.
LORENZO FROST,
County Auditor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Dreadfai Occmrrenne.

On Friday evening last, the residence of Mr..
WHTLow, in Dixon Township, near Sugar Val
ley, was consumed by fire. and, horrible to relate,
two of his children, one five and the other three
years of age, perished in the flames. 1t is sup
posed the fire caught from candle used by the
children in going to bed; their sleeping apart
ment being in the second story. The father and
sons were at a School Exhibition in tn. neigh
borhood, and arrived at home in time to hear the
agonizing shreks of the children, but too late to
rescue them from the devouring and relentless
flames. Every thing in the house was consumed.
Eaton Democrat
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Arrival OI the Europa.


Refusal of tie Car TO ansper tie Allies last Not
War ineUitGile-EaglishF Frigates sent to de
stroy the Russian StOckades on the Danu5e-
BreadstuRs Declined
NRw YORK, April s.
The Steamship Europa arrived at her docI
about O'Clock this afternoon.
She brings three days later news.
The Sarah Sands arrived at Liverpool Gath
having put into Knsdae on the 2lst for coal
The fear OF war produces dulness in the mar
kets. Exports of gold not SO heavy.
| Bank rate of interest was unchanged. -
| London Globe states that Russia consents Il
recognize the neutrality of Sweden. 1t now re
mains to be seen Russias course respecting Den
mark.
The Prussian people. were earnestly petitionins
their government to join the Western powers.-
The government hangs back.
Austria seems to act in accordance with tht
western powers but not yet in any decided man
ner.
From Omor's camp OH the Danube there i.
nothing new excepting continued at1rays at out
posts at Kaafat
An English and French frigate have gone tc
destroy Russian Stockades at the mouth of the
Danube. This will probably be the first of hos.
tilities.
From the Baltic or Black sea fleets, or ..from
Asia there is nothing new.
The Greek Revolution yet lives, but languishes
The exports OF grain was prohibited from the
lmar Islands.
The Cunard steamship Combra sailed on the
10Th from Liverpool to Kingston to ship more
troops, and the steamer Teneriffe will sail TO,
Malta with part OF regiment.
LATEsT.-The London Times of Saturday pub.
shss the following:
BERLIN, Murch 24.-Count Nesselrode has
communicated to the English and French Con-
suls that the Emperor will give no answer at all
10 their joint ultimatum
There is no change in the Danish ministry.
PARIS, Friday.-Three divisions of French Ar.
my for the East will have embarked by the END
OF the month. and the fourth will follow very
early in April.
AT Marseilles grand fete was preparing for
the Duke Of Cambridge and Prince Napoleon.
The National Lea subscription, it is said, now
reach 400, 900 900 francs.
Every description of securities firm
Breadstuf market is characterized by increa-
sed pressure to sell.
Wheat has declined on the week and was neg.
lected.
Flour in moderate consumptve demand but not
sufficient to relieve sellers, at Is decline.
Indian corn unsaleable, at 39s and shin 6our
quotations vary, but the average would show 33s
and Cd; for western canal 35s, for Ohio, Ba.t-
more, and Philadelphia, 34s.
White Wheat los Cd. Red and mixed los.
Observation-Disclosures quotes Beef very firm
Polk firm, but favors sellers Bacon dul Lard
54s, but higher asked. Tailow steady.
London Money Market-Money in active de-
mand. CcnsoIs declined, closing ssk.
American Securites-Market during the week
in state Of suspense, but few transactions -
Sellers prepondcrate, but sales not pressed Pri-
ccs nominal.
London Breadstuff market dull, and business of
retail character. Last weeks average of Eng
lish Wheat l9s2d. Russian produce continued 10
advance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
TEETH! TEETHu TEETH,,l

nR. SPEIMAN would, inform those of his friends for
~ whom he has engaged to insert and u others who
desire his professional services that he be found
his old rooms in Rayenna Saturday. April Is and CO. and
May I3. ...E
Dr. s. would also give notice that though he has his oce
in Cleveland, his patients will be waited with
promptude, and ih little toubleto themselves If his
office in Ravenna yet. And the work will be done In
Cleveland except the filing the work will be very much bet
ter for the that he has facilities there for doing work.
the expense OF which, the limited business Of this country
would This coupled with the fact that he
has uniformly given entire satisfaction to a who has hitherto
employed hin, will make his work douby desirable has
also associated with of the dentist the Union,
whose skill and experience will be employedon all work
trusted to his and they will share with him the respon
sibihty of the work well as the profits
Rayrnna. March I
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

The Germans have produced very excellent reneds
for various diseases Among which may be specified DR.
oohanda celebrated bitters for sale by c. M Jacksonand
used with remarkable in Liver complaint Jauddco
Dyspepsia Nervous Debility and general arrangement o
the stomach The Sunday Dispatch says Of this medicne
awe feel convinced, that In the Of the German Bers
patient does not become debilitaed constantly
strength and vigor the fact worthy Of great
sderation. The BterS pleasant taste and in smell
and be administered under any circumstances the mos
deicate stomach Indeed they can bs used by all persons
with the most perfect safe ~ II would be well for those who
much affected in the nervous systsm tn commence with
one teaspoonnl less and gradually increase We
speak from experience and are, of proper uge
Tho press far wide united In recommending The
man Bttesss ard toths aictsd We moss cordially advise
their uae. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
LAWS OHIO.
PURLIsHRD AZ AUTHORITv.
vi ACT


th1 AN ACT
TO nmeni Section log, Of an act, entitled " an
act 20 establIsha Code of Civil Procedure
paced March II, 1853.
Ssc. ]. Be Il 1enacted by GEe Gezerul Assembly
q ne Niats cf Ohio, That section l06, of an act,
entitled an act TO establish Code of Civil Pro-
cedurs," passed March H., 1853, be SO amended
ns 10 read; sSec. LOG, That every pleading of
fact must be verified by the affidavit Of the party,
his agent or sttorney. When corporation is a
party. the verifcntion may be made by an officer
thereof, its agent or attorneys; and when the
state, or any officer thereof n its behalf is par
y, the verfcation may be made by any person
acquainted with the facts, the attorney
prosecut ng or defending the ae'ion. III, pro-
scouting attorney, or attorney general. A
pleading verified rs herein required, shall not be
used against party in any criminal prosecution,
or action or proceeding, for penalty or forfeiture
as proof Of a fact admitted or nlledged in such
pleading, and such verifcation shall not make
other, or greater proof necessary on the side of
the adverse party
l. SEC. 2. Section l06, Of an act, entitled 4" an
act to establish Code of Civil PROCEDURE" il
hereby repealed.
i.'t &c. LEBLOND,
| d, Sped'er Of the House Of Representatives..
.rs, s14a- JAMES MYERS
-- President Of the Senate
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
APRft APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. H TUBES =
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
be In saendanee a. bis rooms as lolloWss

VIII be in attendance Al his rooms a. fbIIoxss =
unlll4 o'cIock, P. N. 9osh Snd aiih April
AkroE-Cobb's Exchange, Wednesday, Ish April. ss ~
nS SSssssaSdAIsreAn ave as HOuse' Thursday and Friday %
HOsss, Tg-apt, ssh q March,
Kidneys or Spleen, Infamnstions, AsihrnI.
Of Breath dieulty fbreang Dypepsa drpp
appetite Constipation DsranEemen OF the stonuh. Bioas
Affections, Gravel White sweng OF any long standing dis
No CnARoEroa CoKspLTATios .@Dr r., neither bsods nor
bsers; Honspahlst he asss Mercury Ar.
hss Thpmpsoianhe neither or gives eetics His ne
o of diseases differs from all Others that have been
bat not more than his system Of treatment He does Dot
make sick TO make WE'LL down to build up again. nor
A Ssg sSSs 5, sy patching up with
strictly with published ANNOUNCEMENTS. > 777'p
an unbiased opinion as 70 Tue probability of cure u ai
re lsonabls prospect Of success. ~ s'-T,,ts
DH TUbss-Sir Believing my o las been prolonged By
oxpehsnes send you tie following for pabica-
with Bilious Reming Fever several leading physicians al
nIed me while there and my return passage. FS-
unucd until amer saw you Liver became enlarged stom.
ach and abodGen much 6oated and bowels so conspate
that little movement occurred for ten or twelve sys i
sueecson unless forced by eaiarfcs which, in turn seem.
ed 70 agavaie rather than relieve Could take no ood With.
out severe suffering in consequence. cough sci in which
Dsealne ncesaan, and with torurns pain could
aaG res! IN no prson day or night slept but little. Ex-
quart Of ropy subsnece during the night Countenanes was
s4low aad dsahlise had been at home nine months be-
1rc consulting you Neither the change Of climate nor the
,k oftwo OF our physicians helped On tbs coptFary,
& grew worse and worse until physicians thought treatment q
; aval, and neghoora, well mys regarded death
neritable and sthand received you pre- erpon
a! In March last, and was under Treatment until first OF
august ut which time commenced labor Since then
have had no cough expsctoraon no night sweas ind
goon or co.tveness no" feel perfectly well, well
ever my Ifs. ABRAHAM CASE -
We the undersigned citizens ef Norwzlk Huron co., Ohio
nave carefully ex"miGed The sntcment Of Mr. Case Dr. n
Gbbs in relation 10 tho disease which he contracted while
Central America, aud from personal acquaintance with
r Case, and frequent observation Of the condition Of his
statement strictly true. n
g. Sutton, Senator Of Ohio; Chs's g. stckney; Pro.
". kelble, Notary Pnbiic - - =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Mmds0.

Al sufheld The 9Th ut, By wm Paulus, Rsq., Mr
BENJAMIN BoMBERGRR and Miss ANNA MILLER.
Al ths place. on The Oh ins by Che same, Mr. AL
PHEAs HARGETs and Miss NARY ANN SELL.
In shalersvn, on the 5h inst, at the House Of Josal
Lutssy ty Ira Burroughs, ESQ.,, Mr. JOHN LANE of Meh
gan and Miss ADELAIDE W. JONES' Of Brimasd, POraEr
County, Ohio,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

kept at hard labor, not more than ten, nor less
tan three years.
Sac. 8. This act shall take effect and be In
free from and after its passage. .
+. C. LEBLOND. -
Speaker Of tie House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS.
President Of ths Senate, pro tenn.
March 25, 1854.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
AN ACT

lzSl AN ACT
To punish certain offences therein named
SEC. !. BE il enacted byhe General Assembly OF
the State # Ohio, That if any person shall viii.
fully and maliciously, in the duy time, break and
enter any dwelling house. kitchen, shop, store,
warehouse, mult-house, still-house, mill, factory,
pottery, water-craft, school-house, church, or
Westinghouse, smoke-house, barn, stable, rail-
road depot, car factory station house, or railroad
car, with intent to steal, every person so Offend
ing, shall be deemed guilty ofa misdemeanor, and
on conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding three hundred dollars, and be i'm
prisoned in the cell of the county Jail, and be fed
on bread and water only, not exceeding sixty days,
ut the discretion OF the court.
SEC. 2. That an act entitled an act to punish
certain offence" passed March %, 1850, is
hereby repealed.
F. c. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Snate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

AcQuIrTED.--Grabll, who was tried in tn,
Court Of Common Pleas of Stark comfy for tht
murder Of Klodtenstine, week before last, was &C
quilted by the jury, the homicide being justfyable
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

CcF The effective forces likely to be employed
i'm the impending European struggle, are estimat
ed at nearly four million men. This estimate doe.
not embrace tn: naval farces
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Ravenna, April Sd, 1854.


W Syphilis Scrofaa and diseased Blood-For these ter
rife Diseases Carters Spanish Mixture is the only specific
The propretorshave in their possession hundred
certificates ofthe most extraordinary affected by it,
We refer to the certificate Of Richard Adams late High
Sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton, Commissioner OF
the Revenue for Richmond Gen. Welch, of the Mammoth
Circus; Mr. Hendly of Wasngon City; Mr.. VIM. a. Mat
thsws, and O. B. Luck Esq, Of Richmond Va Mr. Boyden
hs worst description cured by Carers Spanish Mix
ure. They all certify that II Is the greatest purifier of
blood known. - ..-s &, ~
*.*See advertisement. t - 45g-4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
SRleriR's Sale,

> JaTECs
y virtue OF writ of alias Fl Fa directed from tie
ID Court Of Common Pleas, Of Summit county, Ohio;
have levied and shall expose public SALE
Hotel, sthe Center of Edinburgh Portage county Ohio
on Monday, April "a. 1854,
between the hours ofl ocloch NJ and4 O'Clock p OF
said day the following described property, to witt Sorre
Mare three year OLD Bull, pair four year old Ste esrs
COWS, Ycarngs, two horse Wagon without box part
o. three Harnesses and one Log chain. -
Taken in Ex the property of Robert Bluff at the s, Of
Robert Beach. JAMES WOOnARD
Sherif's office, Ravennal Sheriff of Portage comfy
April I9, 1854. '
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

CoSsoLlDArIoN.-Cleve and Ohio City de
cided, by large vote of the people, at the lat,
election, in favor of the union of the two cities.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

The Annual Meeting the Portage Co.. Bible Society," will
be held in Awater, at the Congregational Church. 18Th
of April at 10 O'Clock A. NJ will be preached BY
Rev. Ezra JONES' and several addresses may be expected
Annual collections should be forwarded the Treasurer
prior to the Meeting BY er of the Board of Managers
VIM. ID. Sal Soc
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

NR GAME informs his friends and patrons thai his rapl-
- y increasing practice has rendered it necessary
partner, 10 be enabled TO attend 10 tho calls times
and 10 provide Homeopathic treatment ut any emergency
DR.. C. has therefor, associated with him j. K Morton
d., graduate ofthc Western College Of Homeopathy.
All calls made At their Office No. 2, Phenix Block
over HL Days new Store, will receive immediate
ton.
Ravenna, April 10, 1854 s59tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Spetiul 9Gotjteg.
Bible Society.

NSzSS~ DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House, Thur
T day afternoon and Friday, 2Cth and 9Th Of April.
see advertisement in another column
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12
Sheriff Sale,

Y virtue oftwo orders osale directed and civ ,red
ID from the Court of Common pleas of Portage comfy
ono shall expose - sal at public venue the premises
on Saturday the l3h day of May nert,
between the hours of O'Clock A. and four o,clock
p M of said days the folio wing described lands and ,ne
mens to wit: situate in the township of Franklin cout OF
Portage, and State Of Ohio, and bounded by beginning at
tho south east Of said lot No thence west 20 chains
and links along the south line of said ot the south es
corner L. nings land in said lot thence north de
q mn east 70 chars and 81 links to the bank canal
thence north 6e4 deg, chains post, thence north l
deg cast chains, thence north 80 deg, east chains
north ISL deg east s chains 43 links = the line of the
ot th'ee south e9 east chans links to the northeast
of the lot the place of beginning containing
l6-lU0 acr<s, as surveyed by s. j.. Harris.
lakti IN two Executions the property of Rhinaldo D.
Baxter at this suits of Samuel E. Carter H. Swayne VS.
R. d. Baxter. Appraised at Sl232Oo.
shers psi, peG pSrsge ,sge co JAMES WooDARD Sheriff