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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
Banner State Sunk.

The steamer Banner State, bound from St.
Louis to this place, struck log and sunk,
on Wednesday morning, ll,h,in Brick House
bend, about eight miles above the mouth Of
the Missouri river. Immediately after stri-
king she was started for the shore, but sunk
before landing could be effected. After
sinking she coreened, and settled down OH
one side ill The water came up to the cabin
floor. She had lighter cargo than usual
for this place. Messrs. Manson s. Bartho-
low have furnished us with the following
memorandum of the goods consigned to
them:
Goodng & Martin, Randolph county Mo,
one Boiler and large lot Mill Machinery
Insured.
Dysart, Sharp & Cameron, MCGEE Col
lege, Macon county, large lot Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes &c., supposed to be about $lo,-
600 worth all insured.
Henry Shaw, Huntsville, lot Of Furniture
Tin Sales, &c.
Tracy & Chapman, Huntsville, two box.
es Dry Goods, lot Corn Planters s. Flows
Dennis & Lewis, Fayette, 7 bdles sack:
and boxes glass.
Boon, Duncan & Smith, Fayette, lot mat
trasses, chairs, Lounges, &c., a boxes Mer
chandise.
Greenabaum & Barth, Fayette, DO,
Dry Goods, Bale Wadding.
Holmes & Rider, Faye;te, box contain
ing scales.
Diamond H, Huntsville, box merchan
disc, l doz Hamcs.
The following persons, Of this place, hac
goods on board.
Manson & Bartholow, small lot lumber
not insured.
Jas. B. Forbis, lot mdse--about 800
insured.
Spot,swood g. Krkbride, lot mdse-abou
$7000-insured.
Carson & Thrash, lot stoves, tin plate SC
about $400-insured.
.. Henderson, lot glass, varnish, &c
about $35--nG insurance.
Thompson, Lewis & Co--lot of Grocerie
--abount $500-insured
Cameron, Mason & Shepherd-lot Gro
ceries-about $S00-insured.
F. A. Savage,-ussortcd merchandise
about SO ,O00-insured.
]. w. AIiler-lot of Leather-$l75-
insured.
Barton, ITutchcson & Co--one box mds
value not known-insured.
Strouse s. Co--lot mdse--about 800
Insured.
The Banner State was purchased Ia:
winter TO run between st. Louis and Cam
bridge, by the following persons ofthis place
Messrs. Harrison K Co., Z. Billingsly, "
F. Dunnica s. Co., Chss. Mason, and l. f
Manson. She was commanded by Capt. :
S MASON, Of this place. She cost, origi
nal purchase and repairs, about $l5, 900, an
was insured for $4,000. The boat hi
been abandoned, md the owners sustain
loss Of about $4,000.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
The Know Nothings in Confusion
LANCASTER, Pa, 4

LAscAsTEk, IA, Aprll D.
The Grand State council Of the Know
Nothings, which met here on Tuesday, broke
up in great confusion this afternoon. The
cause Of the difficulty was said to be the OPP
position which was manifested towards open
organization, and on account Of public Opin-
ion running counter TO secrecy, and oath
bound conspiracies. Messrs. Cameron,
johnson, and Gen. Irwin, left this morning
in disgust New York Times.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19

B%The Clinton { LouiSiana) Wing, we
obierve, has passed into the hands Of w. II
GREEN, and has been much improved in ap.
pearancc. We wish our brother Ode facto,
Editor great success, pecuniarily, and in the
Instrumentation of those correct moral nnt
political principles which were bequeathei
10 us in common, by an editor-parent, long
since gone TO his rest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Mrs. Margaret
Montgomery was thrown from buggy a
short time since, at the residence of Thos
W. Gaines Esq, in Saline county, and SC
seriously injured that her life is despared
Of. The horse attached to the buggy be,
came frightened and ran off, upsetting it AND
kicking it completely to pieces.
Mr.. A, E. Burke, wife and child were
in the buggy at the time, but miroculously
escaped without injury.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES THURSDAY MORNINGS APRIL 49, 1855

ties Of St. Charles, Warren and Montgome-
ry." The time limited in the foregoing res
olution for obtaining the additional subscrip-
ton was, by subsequent resolution, extern
ded TO the first day OF May, 1866.
OF the subscription thus proposed by Mr..
Rollins, there has been reported as sub
scribed the sum Of $425,000. From the
foregoing statement it will be seen that, how
ever desirable the other routes may have
been, that necessity demanded the location
finally made. 1t is believed that no true
friend of the enterprise can complain of this
action of the Directory upon fair consider
alton of the circumstances which led TO it.
By reference to report Of Chief Engineer
which accompanies this, it will be seen that
the total cost of the road from the city of St.
Louis to the Iowa State line, distance OF
228 Clio miles, is estimated at $9,09l 1865
20. To meet which the means thus far
placed at the disposal of the company are as
follows:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
Kansas.

Before LEAKING the Territory Coy. Reeder
gave certificates Of election 10 majority o.
the members of beth branches of the Legis'
laturs. One free soiler is elected to each
house. The Governor has gone to Wash
ington, It is said to consult with Attorney
General Gushing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19

I5Most persons have observed and in
deed it can be proved by logical reasoning,
that a man always feels better who reads his
own paper and pays for it, than he who goes
to his neighbours house and reads one that
costs him nothing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
N O TT Q Es

THE whole amount of capital stock proposed
J. having been taken meeting of the stockhol-
ders, of the Glasgow Insurance Company is here
by called, to be held in the city of Glasgow, on
Tuesday the LIST day of May, at the Banking House
of Weston F. Birch & Son, for the purpose Of cleo
ting nine directors to transact the business of said
company. WILLIAM ID. SWINNEY.
DABNEY C. GARTH.
WESTON +. BIRCH.
april 12-3w. Commissioners.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19

DESTINATION OF THE Four REGIMENTS.
The last Independence Messenger says:
"The military expedition of four thousand
men is to take to the plains in short time
The object of the expedition is to thrash the
Indians for their depredations on the prop
erty, and the murder of American citizens
1t is said that twelve hundred troops will be
stationed at Fort Laramie; eight hundred al
Fort Kearney; six hundred at Fort Rile,
and fifteen hundred on the upper Missouri
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
10000 GIFTS!
Fortunes VISIT
TWENTY THOUSAND GIFTS
10000 Tickefs--2O, 900 Prizes!
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000!

CAFlIAk- FRtZE. III ,OOO!
over fifteen thousand dollars worth of real
~ estate and other valuable property to be
drawn for at
Huntsville, Randolph county, Mo.
about the LIST day of August, 1855, or as soon
thereafter as the tickets are sold.
The Prizes consist of valuable Real Estate, viz:
Hotel Stand, in the town of Huntsville, together
with several valuable Building Lots. A farm ad-
Joining Huntsville, containing about 170 acres
well improved. Several fine Bugges, and one
family Carriage. Elegant Gold Watches, and a
number OF other valuable articles.
TICKETS-OWE DOLLAR!
The plan designated for drawing, as the most
fair and honorable, is, that there be twenty thou
sand numbers put in the wheel, corresponding
with the numbers sold. and after thorough mix
ing, the first ticket drawn out, whatever be lis
number, will take the first prize on the list, the
second ticket the second price, and so until all
are drawn out: and those who hold tickets having
the corresponding numbers on them of those drawn
out, will be entitled TO such prizes.
Where as many as five hundred tickets are sold
in one county, the undersigned will pay the ex-
pense Of an agent or delegate to and from Hunts
vile, to be present at the drawing distribution,
and TO represent the interest of ticket holders in
such town or county, receiving and taking charge
Of prizes, &C., &c.
A meeting of Ticket Holders will be called at
Huntsville, Mo-, on the 4th day Of July, for the
purpose Of appointing Committee TO superintend
the drawing and distribution of the Gifts.
Refer TO the following persons living in and
near Huntsville, for any information respecting
the real estate mentioned in the above scheme:---
VIM. d. Malone, VIM. l.. Rutherford, G. II.
Burckhartt, VIM. r. Samuel, N. b. Christian
Henry Austin, ]. G. McCampbell, Wallace Me
Campbell and H. L. Rutherford.
R5S~F For tickets by mail address the undersigned
at Huntsville, Randolph county, Mo
ROBERTSON & WATTS,
April 10, 1s55.--N proprietorS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
TECUMSEH,
X A NSAS TERRITORY
THERE WILL BE AN
Unreserved Sale of Town Lots,
May 2, 1855,
IN THE ABOVE NAMED PLACE.

IN THE ABOVE NAMED PLACE.
TNECUMSEH, was originally occupied by the
j. Potawatomie Indians, as most beautiful
spot for holding their Councils, Feasts and Dan
ces; and every one familiar with the history of
our great Western Towns, will remember that
nearly all of them were first selected by some
tribe for Indian Villages. Such is TEcUMsEH.-
Its geographical advantages are well known; It's
local advantages cannot be equalled in the Terri.
tory. The formation Of the river is such that
evee can be made which will meet the demand.
of the most extensive river commerce. The le
wee will be crescent-formed, and the banks being
of soapstone, the channel of the river will never
change. Timber is abundant on the north, the
west and the east boundaries OF the site. The
richest farming country in Kansas is around it,
All materials for building are on the ground.-
Water and grass are abundant the year through
Coal and other minerals have been found in thu
vicinity.
1t is situated 65 miles from Westport, on tn
great California road. A ferry has been openet
at this point, making it the crossing for all trave
owe Santa Fe and Fl Leavenworth route. A steam
saw mill is now on the river. Warehouses ar
already built, and merchants are doing large bu
sness. Contracts for building HOTEL Church
School House, &C., have been let.
Previous to the sale an addition will be made Il
the original plot. Sale positive. Terms, one-thlrt
cash down, balance on completion of title.
JAMES M. HUNTER
A. CUMMINGO, Trustees
JAMES HUNTER,
ap10-2w-ch Westport News.-S5.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, April 10, 1855.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus Ky Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the July term of the Pro-
bate Court of Saline county, for final settlemen,
of his administration on the estate of Able Gar
nett, decd. FRANCIS TYMoNY, Admir-.
apl2Aw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19

II Men of the nobest dispositions al
ways think themselves happiest when 9th.
ers share their happiness with them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the May term of the Howard
county Court for final settlement of his admin
istration on the estate of Geo. II. Duany dec ID
JAS. @. MAUPIN, Admir-.
april l2-4t.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19

NoRrH Missouri RAIL RoAD.-The re-
port of the President on the condition and
prospects of this road, will be found in to-
DAYS paper. and will I've read with interest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
TUESDAY MoRyIuo, April 18th.

FRIEND GREEN:-The failure OF the mail
this morning has been source Of great in
convenience-esp specially to the numerous
borrowers--they are all disappointed and
complain really more than all the regular
subscribers 10 the daily papers Of St. Louis.
u
The above "goOd lick" we publish with
pleasure, and hope these soul-less scamps
will take the hint, and not trouble gentlemen
who pay for their papers, and desire the
use Of them themselves.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
DA Il ID ,

4n this city, on the 10th, of Consumption, VIM.
C. MANSON, in the 32d year Of his age.
In this city, on the 18th, of Cancer in the mouth,
ROBERT MARTYR, in the Goth year of his age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
FOR SALE,
G FL e AP FOR CASH

'INHE LARGE BRICK HOUSE, situated in
L the upper part of the City Of Glasgow, and
known as the "Jews' Store" will be sold CHEAP
FOR CASH, if application be made at once, TO
w, j. STRATT0N,
April II, 1855. -Far-r I'd. Agent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
Lime and Cement

Lime and Cement.
WE shall have in few days large LOT of
w white lime and hydraulic cement, which
will be offered low.
CAMERON, MASON & SHEPHERD.
mh22
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
STOCK SUBSCRIPTIONS.

CITY of St. Louis payable in bonds $500. 900
County of " Z" 100000
Individual subscription in st. Louis Co. 115,S00
Stock subscribed BY contractors 100000
st Charles Co. subscription payable in cash 100000
Individual subscription in same county 36,2OO
Warren co. subscriptions, payable in cash 10000
Individual subscription IN same county $500
Individual subscrintion in MONTGOMERY CO 200
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19


ton 100000
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19

Which excel anything in this way ever showr
here Also, elegant silk kremins, tissue, jaconeti
grenadines, brillantes, French chintzes, English
of English prints, of pretty designs and fine cloth,
which shall sell at the low price of twelve and
half cents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
MI A NTLE S

have made an arrangement with the most cell
ebrated dealer in these goods, in New York, and
shall receive weekly supplies. Buyers will find
this department particularly attractive, and ouI
STYLES generally unlike those seen elsewhere.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
GRAPE SHAWLS.

Our house has always Stood unriyaIIed IN this
department. 1t has been improved, and is now
equal in its attractions TO any department of the
same kind in any city in the Union. Buyers will
generally find our prices of rich goods and en-
broidercs twenty-five per cent lower than the usu
al market rutcs of the same class Of of goods.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-19
BRIDAL DRESSES.
GOODS,

MY stock Of silks and other goods for bridt
purposes, will always contain the newest article
adapted 70 the occasion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
c. w. & Y. Railroad.


The Cincinnati enquirer speaks as fol.
lows Of this improvement: "lf there is
a railroad in the West, especially in Ohio,
that offers to capitalists strong inducements
for investments, We regard ibis as the one
1t trayerscs the richest, most populous,
most cultivated and developed counties in
the State. At this time, when only partly
completed, its business is large, and how
could it be small, when. having no compe,
tition, it is the only highway to market
for tho immense surplusses of the product.
of those wealthy counties through which
| it passes? SO far the road has been mos
carefully, prudentlyand economically man
aged. 1t ever has been in good hands
II is in good hands now,
"When through TO GAINESVILLE, it viii
make connection with the Ohio Central
shortening materially the distance of trav,
ell toward Wheeling, Baltimore &C., and
will secure to this city, in Fairfield Perry
and Muskinguom Counties, access to the
most prolific coal-beds in the State.
"With all these as facts, why should the
securities of the road>not be safe invest
ments. as well as profitable; and why
should they be deprecated in the market,
There is no sense in it."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
-rhc cid soidier's Eouniy Land
RiIl.

THIS bill as it passed Congress provides
lands for persons ofall grades, by land and
sea, including Indians, wagoners, and flo
iillamen, whohave served in the wars since
1890, one hundred and sixty acres OF
land in all to each person who has served
not less than fourteen days except actually
engaged in battle The widows, or minor
children who are now minors, 10 receive
the benefit in caseof the death of the per.
sonsocutitled The widows of officers and
the soldiers of the Revolutionary war to
be entitled to the benefit Of the act, rs
likewise tho volunteers at the invasion Of
Plattsburg in September 1914; the vol.
untcers at the attack of Lewiston, Della.
ware, in the war Of t912-15; and the
Cboplains who served in tho severa
wars.
The law will interest very many or
the Northern frontier, and is liberal in
its provisions to officers, soldiers, volun.
teers, etc, who have been in the service
of the United States militia or State troops,
on land or water, during any wars since
1890. Where warrants have been receiv.
ed for such service, an additional warrant
will be issued for such quantity of land as
willmake, inthe whole, with what may have
heretofore been received, 100 acres TO each
person. The law will take tremendous
slice from Uncle Sam immense farm, and
distribute it among the members Of his
family who defended his honor and terri
tory in "limes that tried mems souls"
1t is stated that there will bo no war,
rants issued under the rev bounty land
law for three or four months. New plate,
have to be engraved. The holders o
warrants under the act are TO pay the fec
Of the Registers for its location, which j,
about 81 ,50.- Clereldnd Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
LEGAL ADY.EnTIsRrTENTs.
sherinh srie.

7ss S'a,eef oAic, Fsicfsis C0un'E, 80.
HDuRSu Nj 10 the com maAId OF nn' order for sale
n frOintae Co.itt " CeRm1,, PlCas OF said county
aud % me ireci,dl VIII oiser az public sale at the
Court nse In IAna ster, on Saturday eSiA day Of
3Sfi a. ~. 1855, hsiReen the hours o( 10 o'clock NJ.
aud clock p q. the fhliuuins described Rcal rs
t@tA.to wiz situate IN the county of Fairfield ana state
81 Ohio. bang the equal aud unliyed halfor Lot No.
In Sqpnre No. 4, IN the E1stef addition to The town
OF Batiwore. Asa, Lots No. saud n tho central adj
utinh ~ the town ~ Baltimore, excepting y fset ol
the Seuih side Of LotNo. tho last named. Thcnndi-
yided haifof iptSq.e first aboyes named, valued ai
30; Lot No. SIN ths ccntral addition vaiued at $50;
Dot 40. 9yalued atSl75. Also, at The same tmeap
plaee, one eqarana uiY ded half OF ali the Machi-
n@ry belonging y tAe Faenry whchis erected on oi
ming Maehluery hfl inthe old FACTORY sitaatc on Lot
10, Inthe town Of Baltimore. Terms of saie cash,
10 BE- sold AZ the properly orGsprge a. Hausor and
Rualaa his wSfe ~ the suit af EtwarA Cabins. r
NILitAM POTTER Sheriff.
By @. VI. l.. WiSEMAN, Deputy.
HuNTER & DArnifrg n, Attys March 9e-iw lOnf9i sc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
..snn- Discoyercd.

As"alt the world aud the rest OF man
kind" have manifested cons;darabie H.
.terest in TIE progress of this ubiquitous
gentleman. we take pleasure in being A.
be 70 Pps the public in possession of facts
which may, we trust, not only lead 10 lis
discovery but finally, 10 his capture. -
We have it from the very best authority
that Sam" was, quite recently, tracked
to the vetv, thresbhold ofhis .Den,' which
is situated opthe road leading to Clarkes-
burg. aud was formerly occupied as a
stable" BY some it is supposed that
he has ceceded from the Know Noshings
Iaud,es.ablishel thislodgo "exelqsirelyon
lls own hook" and for his Gown benefit. .
II IS understood, However, that his "mode
of ofmoagecfiasing his doas.hold" is some
what different from that adopted by The
Know Nothinss and Sag Nieh!s, and is
fashioned after tie initiatory steps of The
ancient secret order Of Sous and Daugh.
ters Toll. We very much doubt wheth-
er he viii be able to accomplish much by
the next election. "Tima alone will tell" 4"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
For the Lancaster Gazette. /

The Cincinnatipapers of last week an
bylerian minister, lately residing near
Louisville, Indiana; but native Of this
county, whose friends yet reside here; and
one, sister, the wife OF Mr.. L. J. Boving
of our city. The repor! is too true Let
ters have since been received, and broth
erof the deceased has visited the scene Of
the tragieal occurrence; and we too well
know the Rev. JouN J. ScoTT has fallen
by the hand of an assassin. This man,
name1 Benjamin Hickman, was near
ncighbor, and on very friendly terms with
the deceased. Several accounts have been
given in the newspapers Of the probable
motive which urged him to this deed; but
we are assured by those who know, thatno
harsh words passed between them; cspec-
| tally on the morning Of the fatal day. On
the 9Th instant, Mr.. Ii. came to Mr.. SCOTS
house; they conversed together, passed
out into the yard, and were still in friendly
converse, when IL. drew forth large
butcher knife and stabbed MIR. Scott dan
gcrously. His wife hearing his cry came
TO his help; the wretch threatened her; but
RETAINED, threw down his weapon and fed.
lie was shortly afterwards found drowned
in neighboring stream. His victim lin
gered several hours perfectly aware ofhis
condition, calmly awaiting the approach Of
the last messenger thuss so suddenly sum
moned.
Thus cut down in the prime Of his years
and usefulness, Mr.. Scott leaves widow
aud three young children TO mourn their
distressing Bereavement, He had but re-
Gently entered the 38th year Of his age;
andhas been about ten years in the minis
try, He has oflicatcd a number Of times
in Lancaster; and several years since serv-
ed church in this Presbytery for several
months. Not enjoying good health here
with his family, he removed to Indiana,
and there met this lamented end.
But to him the end was peace. The
event may seem mysterious Proyi-
denoe; but we cannot call it strange one.
The first soul that ever rose from earth to
heaven, was dismissed from the body by
the hand Of violence; and from the hour
when Abel's blood was poured out upon
the ground, many esteemed and favored
servants of God; and even the blessed son
of God himself, have died beneath the mur-
derous stroke. 1t seems dreadful thing
when we think of friend thus cut off; but
the world of joy will be none the less
bright for an unexpected Introduction tc
il; and the promises of Gods word arc
precious toeyery believerno matter when
or where, or how be may die. For it il
{ written, "Blessed are the dead that die il
the Lord from hencelorth; Yea saith tht
Spirit: for they rest from their labors anc
their works do follow them"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-22
Sherin,s Sale.
nc S'e,s Of 0Aio, Fairfell Coanin. a.

: re S'ets 0f Oht0, FQisfeld CORHtg. IS.
HDNFNuAAf TO the comluaId of an order for sale
y ifnm the curt OF Comnon Pleas IN ahd for said
Conniy OF Fairfield aud 10 me directed, Niil oHer Of
p0blc sale at The COnr house IN lancaster on Safa-
dEpthe 2sh aaggf fgrii a. N. lejj, between the hours
descFibcd Real Estate tnwii sate in the C0nniy ~
Fairfield q State of o., tho Ncrh alfote No tlwesi
QI1rtcr Of Section npmber (2ln Township nanboI
QDthirteen, Range number (l nineteen IN said c0en-
y containing cigyaeres more or less, valued ut -four
dollars Per acre Iobe sold as the properly Of Elias
Inirow, Asa Green and James NJ. Prtt at The suit OF
Conlelius Steenrod. Nh. ,l30 cpde.)
Terius % sale cash. WILLIAM POTTER. Sheriff.
by @. NJ. l.. WISEbthN. DEPUTY.
MARTIN q ScuLEIcH, AtnyA March 22-JMllpfS3