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MORE PERPETRATORS.

MORE REFRIGERATORS.
JUST received another lot of Halermin's Patent
- Ventilated REFRIG ORATORS, OF all the N.ri-
Gus sizes and kinds. HOrizGnt 81 and Upright for
durab lily, economy and convenience the best az
licle ever manufactured.
Also, another lot Of Childrens' GIGS, fIom Bush
nell & Tuil, Of Philadelphia.
We respec' fully invite a call from those in want
OF such articles, feeling assured We can make il 10
their interest 10 buy of us.
JOHNSON, GUY co,
Pr. avenue, between 10th and llth sts
nav 14-lW
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N AkHlED.

On the l7th instant, by Rev. A @. Marla,t JAS.
BARK GER, of Baltimore, 10 Miss ANNIE VIRGINIA
VENABLE, Of this city.
(Balt SIM please copy)
Al Eche Glen Cottage, Prince George CO., Md +,
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. WIN Pinckney,
LOUISA v. HIGGINS, of the former place.
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no II G E.-FOR RENT PARLORS AND
Cham ers, with board. Also, table and tran
sient board, with bathing room ami shower baths
and every attention TO render il most agreeable to
her boarders. Mrs p G MURRAY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ st.
ap 23-3m
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There few things which afford greater pleasure
than sitting down to write notice the celebrated Hoof
land German Bittes because fully
comforting public benefit and that by
notices have been induced these
aud been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint
for the cure Of which II 10 certain 1t Is prepared aud
Store, No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. mar a-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-22

BY GREEN T. SCOTT, Auetioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL at Auction On WEDNESDAY, the 23i in
stat, we shall sell, at 10 O'Clock m, at the resi-
dence ~ Mr.. Ball, No. 424 Fourteenth street. betw.
and L streets, good assortment OF Household
and Kitchen Farnitur. viz:
mahogany Piano and NJ anteI Clock
Cane sent and other Chains
Cherry and other Tables
Mahogany Bureau, Writing Desk and Washstand
carpets. Straw Mating, OilcIoths and Rugs
Hair and shuck Mattresses
Window Curtains
Feather Beds, Bedding, and Beds,eads
China, Glass and Ranhenware
Cooking and other Stoves
large assorimen, of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary 10 euumerate.
Terms: SIS and under cash over that sum
credit Of so and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may I'd Auction
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Boarding.

DOARD AND X o o M s.-Two or three
ID newly furnished and very desirable rooms for
rent, with board, at 400 r At, Union Row.
NAV - lv$
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DIE ID,

In Lexington, Mo-, of the cholera, in the l7ih
year OF her age, Miss EMILY w. PERRIE, daugh-
ter Of the late DIR. John Perrie, of Montgomery co.
Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-22

nor RENT-OR SALE ON REASONABLE
l. Terms.-A three story Frame, with basem ent
streets west
Also, three story Frame, with back building, on
street north, between Fourth and Fifth SITS. west
Apply To James w. Barker, residence on ii street
north, between 18th and 18th streets west.
DICKSON & KING,
ap 5-Thf Georgetown.
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NOR RENT-FOUR NEW AND CONVENT
u ent Brick Houses, brown mastck fronts, con
tanning paflOrs with marble mantels, dining room
kitchen. servants room, and five chambers EACH
and situated on Thirteenth street, island, near the
public grounds, convenient TO Pa. avsRue end the
departments Rent very moderate. Apply at x.
h. CLARkES Office, corner of Sixth street a nd
louisiana avenue, or 1T ID. Is. CLARkE'S DruI
Store, Eleventh street, Island. mar 6-wtf
NOR SALE-FOUR NEW rWO-STORY frame
II Houses, with back buildings, containing six
rooms ach, stu tied "n East Capitol street, bew.
4th and 9th streets, which will be sold low and
liberal credit.
Apply TO o. A. DAILY, Denti-t.
may l9-eo3t coTner llih 81 and Ia. ave.
VILLA FOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER If
fers at private sale the villa in which she q [
present resides with eight OF land situated at
Eaviile, on the Washington and BilItimcre Turn
pike Road. The h. Use is new, with all the modern
improvements, and the situation has many ,advani-
ages for persons engaged IN business in Washington
as II Is within five minutes walk Of the Bladensburc
Depot on the Railroad, and there is also omnibus
running twice day between Washington and Ella
vile. Application TO be made TO the subscriber,
living on the premises. MARY 8. VASS.
mar 27--2awtf
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Auction Sales,
By GREER q SCOTT. Auettope.rs,
IrALUABLE RIrII DING Inrs rpnNrrHrc

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
on north X. between 10th and i7ih sts west.
shall sell, 81 O'Clock p m ia front of the rr,m;
ses, Lots Mes. 4 snd 5, IN Square 1874, fronting on
the north side Of north X, brtwren 18Th AMI I7tb
Streets So feet three inches and d feet ten inches
running back an average depth of las feet 10 lbir
" feet alley.
The above described property Is handsomely To-
Gated, being the sec nd square norih Of Lafayette
Square P'Isons wishing to make good invest
mrnt will do well to attend the sale.
Title indisputs BILE.
Terms: One-thrd cash the residue in 6, l2, and
Is months, for notes bearing interest rom e. day
the sale.
A deed given and deed OF trust taken.
GREEN d SCOTT,
may % ID Auctioneers
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. hNTEO-TO HIRE A COLOREO BOY "a
W siave preferred) from Ia to lS wears old 10
sait on the table and do other housework. App,y
NAV 22-lts "
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NOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE TWO STO
Il ry House on 9Th street, between M and N SITS.
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10 the sub
scribers, at their Lumber Yard, corner of 18th and
ID streets. H. N. s. J. w. EASILY.
may 10
EOR RENT-SEVEkAL HANDSUME fAk-
T. lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table and transient board. Inquire AZ Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street ap9
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HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautifuly and healthily
III located Building Lots "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, on graded streets, can, until spring. be bought
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable % per
month. Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, Nh St.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan Sim JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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SEAMSTRESS WANTED IMMEDJaTEIY-
" To one who understands cutting. fi,t,ny ard
maSlng dresses good wages will be given. Apply
al NO. fl Ninth street, N. E. corner OF II,
may 22-lt*
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WAN1ED.TO BORROW FOR ONE OR two
w years, Fifteen Hundred Dollars, for the use
OF which Sl2 SO will be paid monthly, equivalent
70 ten per cent interest Secured by lien on real
estate, worth $4,000 Address go X" Star once.
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BY c. ~. BOTELEB. Auctiene.r.

sHhD' % VI TO
may I'D Aurtinnepr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-22

The EXCURSION AND Pic nc Of the Amer.
icus Club, which took place yesterday after
noon, was one Of tho best arranged and best
conduct ed parties ever gotten up, In which the
club fully sustained their well-earned reputa.
ton. The j)yful party, composed of nearly two
hundred Of the bellies and beaus Of the city, left
Washington about half. past two clock, in the
steamer George Washington. and soon, to the
excellent music of Soott's cotillon band,
stripped 1t on the light fantastic toe" which
was kept UP until their arrival at the White
House. The saloon Of the Pavilion was then
fllsd by those who participated in the dancing,
while others roamed around the shore to wit
ness the & Ihermen in their labor Of capturing
the fnny tribe; and thus the afternoon was
pleasa ntly passed until the ammo ueement Of
supper, which, by the way, was furnished In
COlumbus's heststyle. After this the dancing,
in which the participants appeared fully to
enjoy themselves, was renewed and continued
until the hour Of departure. Between twelve
and one O'Clock, the steamer arrived at her
wharf in this city, landing party delighted
Ansricus Club.
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"ANTED-EVERYPOD TO KNOW THAT
w they can get a lot "A feet front by 1870 feet
deep, for the low price of :S75-payable IS month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office.
7,h ST., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 28-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
THR oHAIN N BALL.

The second section Of Chapter %, entitled 4" In Act ProUtdmg
a System Of Confinement and Hard L1b0r," is as follows:
Sac . Every person who NAV be sentenced by any court Of
competent Jurisdiction, unier any law in force within this Territory
To- punishment by confinement and hard labor, shall be deemed a
convict. and shall Immediately, under the charge OF the keeper of
such al or public prison, OF under the charge OF such person as the
keeper Of such Jail or public prison may select be put to hard laoori
az fn the first section Of this act specified; and such keeper OF
other person, having charge Of such convict, shall cause such com
yict, while engaged at such labor, o. De- securely confined By a
chain sir feet iu iengih. Of NOT less than f0ursirteo1tis nor more
U1, free-eiglHs Of az inch links, CfA n round ball Of iron, If
which chain shall be- SECURELY fastenei 20 he ankle Of such coHUicf,
nth a strong ork and KEY; and such keeper or other person, have
ing charge of such convict, may, if necessary, couhne such convict,
while 10 engaged Of hard labor by other chains or other means in his
discretion, so as 20 keep such convict secure and prevent hscscape
and when there shall be two or more conyicts under the charge OF
suci, keeper, or other person. such c3nyicts shall be fastened toe
.gethcr by strong chains. with strong locks and keys, during the time
any Jail or prison.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
TEST OATHs.

The twelfth section o]fchaptcr GO, entitled " IN act 10 Regulate
Elections IS as follows.
Src. -. Every person possessing the qualification OF q voter,
as herenaboye prescribed, and who shall lave resided in this Ter
ritoy thirty days prior 20 the election, at which he may oHcr him
self as n candidate, shall be eligible as "a delegate 90 the House Of
Representative of the United States % either branch of the legis-
lauve assembly, and 20 all other offices in this Territory, not other
wise especially provided for. Prorided, hgueru, That each
member of the legislative assembly, and every officer elected or
appointed 10 office under the laws Of this Territory, shall, 10 addi-
ton TO the oath or affirmation specially provided 10 be taken BY
such officer. takea an oath or affirmation 20 support the Constitution
OF the United States, the provisions of an act entitled =" An net
respecting flgiives from Justice and persons escaping from the SER
vice oftheir masters" approved February H. 1873 and OF an act
90 amend and supplementary 90 said last mentioned act approved
Senta1ber rs. 1850: and OF au act entitled An act 90 organize
the Territories OF Nebraska and Kansas approved May 80, 1854.
The first section Of Chapter III, entitled an Aa regulating
Oahs, and u%rtsa1bing me Form Of Oats Of oG0,' is as follows;
SEC. l. An officers elected or appointed under any existing Or
ubssquentlv-enacte laws Of this Territory, shall take and sub-
scribe the following oath Of office: "L-,d do soiemny swear
upon the holy evangeists OF Almighty Sod, thot I will support The
Constitution Of the United States, and that viii support and sis
tain the provisions Of an act entitled 'An Act 10 organize the Ter
dtodes of Nebraska and Kansas and the provisions Of the law 81
the United States, commonly known ns the Fugitive slave Law
and faithfully and imparialy, aud 20 the best Of my ability demesn
myself DO the discharge of my duties 30 the office OF -i so help
me Cod"
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

other offence punishable under the provisions of thu.
fine or imprisonment he q county jai, or 10y both such 9b
prisonment, he shall, instead Of such punishment be y
a male. by stripes on his bare back not exceeding fNss 4
q female, by imprisonment in a county Jail not exceed Ii
one days, ot by stripes not exceeding twcnty-one. al h.
of the Justice.
sgc. 21. Every slave charged with the commiss~s
the offence. specified In the last section, shall be nfM "a
mary manner before a Justice Of the peace IN the count, g
ne provided for iu the next section) shall hear the eva. 3
mine he cause, AVID, on conviction, pronounce senlens
the same t9 bc executed.
SIC. 29. III any slave or DIS master. in any case co-.s
fore % Justice of the peace, shall require n jury, be s9e
cause such jury 90 De- summoned, sworn, and emp,no..
shall determine doe ncis, and assess the punishmont In 60
vicuou, aud thc justice shall enter Judgment and caae
to bc executed
src. 90. when my slave shalt be convicted of a
ishab'e by confinement and hard labor, tho court before
conviction SHALL be bad, shall sentence the offender 10
bis bare back, any number ofstripcs not exceeding thr.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

w. Whitfield, holds his seat, was not held in pursuance OF any valid
law, and that it should be regarded only as the expression OF the
choice Of those resident citizens who voted for him.
Ffh-That the election under which the contcstng delegate, An
drew n. Reeier claims his seat was not held npursuouce Of law, and
that 70 should be regarded only as the expression Of the choice OF the
resident CITIZENS who voted for him.
Sluh-Thai Andrew II. Reoier received e greater number OF votes
Of resident citizens than John W. Whitfield, for delegate
Seventh-Thati in the present %conduonot ue territory tag election
can not be held without a new census, a stringent and weh-guaried
election law, the selection of impartial Judges, and he presence OF the
United States troops at every place ofholiing elections
Eighth-That the various elections held by the people OF me terrific
~ preliminary 20 tine formation ottheSate Government hoyeoeen as
regular as ts disturbed condition of the territory would allow -nni
that the constitution passed by the Convention, held go pursuance col
SAID elections. emboles the wIlofa majority oi The people.
As Is not the province ofyour Committee to suggest remedies m'
the existing troubles in the Territory Of Kansas, they content theme
selves with the foregoing statement Of facts. All OF which s respect
WIN. A. HOWARD
~. .I.nNNA -
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
ATTORNEYS AT ANYMORE TEST oATHs.

aAn at concerning attorneys AZ lac" Chapter II, provides as
follows;
Srr. 1 No person shall practice as au attorney or counsellor ~
law, or solicitor 10 chnncery, 900 any court OF record, unless Zee ue %
free white male, and obtain % hcrnse from ihe supreme court or
SIC. O. Every person obtaining a license shan thte "n "'iI or
affirmation 90 support ihe Constitution oitne United STATE nnl 10
org,anize the Territories Of Nebraska ard Kansas and the pr0vis-
,nd GftbmUv 10 denean himself in bic practice 10 te best nf bis
knowIedaean ability. A c%euldeutsoi such oath shall r endorsed
on the license.
Sac. 3. Ifany person shall practice law Goo any court Of record.
without being iccnsed, sworn, and enrolled. Doe shall be deemed
guilty OF "a contempt OF court and punished 's 30 o'iti e'' g"
ruutpnUf. -
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
THE
BORDER RUFFIAk CODE
IN A A S.
II E
WHO NAY NOT BE JURORS.

The thirteenth section Of Chapter %, entitled -" In Ad Concern
ing Jurors" is az follows;
SEC. 13. No person who is c0nseiaih0uHig oppoffd 70 me "o'-
ing aaget, or who does not admit the Iigf 10 hoid tars' DO M5
Tl,r,ary .bsl b. ! iuror in any cause in which tbs right 10 hold
any pers1n ia slavery s involved, nor 90 any cause Doc Whlch any
criminal pr,reedinz for the violation of any lass enacted Tor The pro-
lection Of slave property and for the punishment Of cumer soAN"N-
ted sgainstite right 20 such property
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
CRIMES AND PUNIsHMENTs.

"An At ia relation 10 me G0rai Prortfi9Hs 'gniatirg crin@
and Ppnstmeh, provide as io.owsi
Src. ~. il any slave shall commit pert larceny, o snail steal
ans neat cattle, sheep or hog, gr b. guilty OF ans misieHfanor o.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
WIN. A. HOW
JOHN SHERMAN


gr The testimony accompanying toe foregoing Report and "n
which all the facts ST forth are fully subsunIutedi has been printed
by order Of Congress, and ellis a viuue OF nearly trltrc hHHafea
D1gcs-too large. Of course, tor general distribution. The following
are The names of the principal wliuesscs-o large poFoHo"" enc"
being from te yY0-3arcy p0rgt
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

IN Mace. Up Bnlr
j. Vs.. Mace. s. g. Richardson,
s. Jones. Richard Tuck,
d. rmberrer El Hamilton,
Daniel Woodman. John lands,
I. laiev. Lliher uI-kefson.
w. A. 49, Vaughan, J. w. BsaJe,
81. J. j. Mitchell. David iizer
Rev %. %. Borgess., = HamH3a.
Charles Jordan. j. p Foreman.
James Hickey, p. r. zimmerman,
l. WHworh Joseph Potter
d. a. Howe. %. Miles Moore,
I'M Merriam. g. McAulsy,
w. x. Rags J.. keer
John Lonr. David Brown,
Geo Holmes. h.. Hart.
A. W. Burgess. CT Warren,
D. q. Horne, Y r. hees,
wm Moore. A.. Russell
~ Iavens. P.BOu.
Tbos. N0rkbec. l.. J. Fastn.
Josesh g. Cearhan, Al. Fatts,
lessee w.. Wilson, L. Farm,
VIM Chesnut W A. Adams
James 81. Arthur } Esstin.
g W. Bouton, AT. Kyle,
A. %. Reeder, a. faule,
NJ A. Garrcr, Amer Groom
Joseph Stewart, ID. u. Bakefi
Isaac Has1al, John Believe
Augustus Baker, Benz. saier
J. b. UArsi samuel g rWhth,
J. b Ross. W.H.Cbick,
W u Goodwin, ST Rddleb1rger
Dr.. James Noble, WIN Barbour,
- T.. A.. Miuaui Edward Oakley
Chas. Hafdi. D. W tlet-
A. q. sharp, Robert hono"i
g. ". Dyer, J. jenkins
o.. @. Tebbs, A. White,
r Chandler. J.. WoIvert0n,
Benz Harding, J. Reid,
John a. Whitehead. CoI.
Alfred LarzeIer. /. a. Pmtber,
Wizard =. HAL. h. u. Cook.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11


J. C. Prince,
John scott
J o stnnzicnnw.
~. 2. Richard
O. G. Prince
John A Wakefield.
Peter B|asanfer.
Thomas Hopkins,
Rubin ilackeu,
Perry Fuller,
John T. Locus
James ". Wilson.
Df. G.. westaB,
s C. Prince.
Matthias A Reed,
WIN + Johnstpns,
Benjamin Harding,
J h. Crane,
Francis ". Potter,
John " How,
Fhineas Skinner,
a.. B. Gale.
George u. Keller,
John A Lunday,
l.. L. Easdreau,
Pr Vaughan,
WIN. Tates
c. W. Babcock,
Dr. John Day,
f. ID Ladd
Norman Allen,
WIN Yates,
WIN b Horrshy,
&C. W DieuieL
Lyman Allen,
s y God,
T. Chapman.
Robert Elliot
n 3. Blanton,
VIM Lymou,
J b Abbott
Ira w. Aekiey
A. q. Wade.
John g. Banks
II w Buckley,
r. A. Cgmmins,
G 8. Pratt
John Dey,
Charles a-on,
Andrew White.
Dr.. Z G. Macy,
H. Muzzy.
WIN lessee.
John A Wakefield,
&c Dunn,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ar,n Opprrirs. IN Arab, entering q
f,1,,. removes his Shoes, but mo-; bis hat.
n mount, bis horse upon he right side,
Will, DIS wife milks their COWS uT1u ihe
Dee SD. Wi,h hin, the point ora pin De-
It's bead, while its head IS mode its hcg'.
III, head must Pc vuVpel mp warm, even
iu SUMMER. while Dis te.t may vgl enough
20 naked iu N.ut,r. Every article of mer-
,hanlis, which is liquid De- weighs, but
measures vhyat, barley, ana few other
articles. Ilc rr,is and vrit- lrrmrI-ht 90
l,H. but s.rr, Gre rad d.m tot' right
Observation-Disclosures about as
much or Jiru.r. b1t l1.r the work a. tlt
day d, done, D., sits down 90 a Doe u-ll
swimming ia cl or better yrt, hriIel hut-
tsr. IIi, SINS eat With Dim, Doc tha females
9th, hgu-r want Hl ID. rsshir s done.
n, rifles li, donkey when travelling, Dis
wife WALKING hciiuI %. Laughs 90 te
I., OF Walking Boz DC -.s..t with Do. vt..
or 90 yagaf.r- l.. sac lr o. woman. lI.
knows rru-. as e.l'-s, table, knives, ur
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E.ktll., bureaus, aaI sr.r.rs uay h.
sue m che Same eaa-.v. Do h. hs su
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USING af. t.ss OBJ l.'4 what I.. bands s-
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Administrators Sale.

DY ,irtus Il lcsnfe from ihe honorable J-'-n
- II Probate iur the C0uniy Of ONiuu', sh1a
.sII NJ puhr auetion ot private SAVE at thr 'nI. "'
BOLSTER AMI Thompson. IN West Peru, un S1'Hf
da,, the tenth ia, Of November next, % three 'l
he ,Iosk, iu the afternoon ~ ~ che real r.'a'' .,
,biss SAMUEL Hammond late Il Peru. on ',d
count,, died seitel and possessed, iucuiIni .l.
rryrr.ion of the widow dover, hr thr T1'm,ni ''
the debts u aid deceased aui expense o' '',..N
isiriian, ant incidental charge. So ''.'
tate consists of twenty-five acres on 'hc ",'.'E
corner Il lot numbered tveui, -ihre' 90
Grant in the town Of Peru, aud decided '' 49, 80
T. Blown 60 the aid Samuel Hammond ID
land l. covered with a heavy sroviho Won -.
timber. GEORGE HOPKINS, Admmi''' ~
fanklin Plantation, Oct. bcr l'i' i''''