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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
". 7. BAILEY, 4. r., lPrinepai..
Prof ENIEN, Of Paris. u Modern languages
rENlE undersigned viii oI~n School Monday sept 29h The
large and eummolous Ii formerly
tn city Spring Institute They design opening Of
grsdr. where boys ill be prepared
either f ue University or fer Of Colleges, fitted for
the business o. lie.
Special upon the English Departments
a. u IL considered to be too much neglected
TERMS.
Payable, ssmannualy IN advance, session ~ months:
latin aud higher Mathematics .............. 1000
1000
Modern Languages, each .2000
Mr. ". Bailey graduated College With honoS In June
last lie devote himself school
and confidently recommend him Tor scholarship and high
and motives to enterprise have doubt he s expec
tatons q all Reasonable patrons. WM. 4. SMITH,
Prssi. Of Randolph Macon College
Mr J. IT, Bnfori graduate Of University u Va and has
both Eastern Western virginia
lessons q h- University and hs desired
hssrs BnfordA Porers Cabinet Warer0oms. Franklin 81
aui-u vs. + HAfLgY 4 n
NUu. LEFEBvHE-s sCHoOL.--The next session Of
I'VE TITS inFuon VII on he 1T day q October So and
close on 'e 1t day ~ July. 1851.
TsHzBoard fro. Washing g.; English Tuion lio. Modern
Language each f2O, Latin f11; Music utar
$50 Drawing from Nature go Painting, go: OIL
RETEEExcEsPairons ~ the School Bishop Cohs o.
Alabama Rev Mssrs u. Hogs' D. ~. Rev. 7. Moore
Rev y Gndersl-eve.
F.crLrY- HUBER Ieiebvre PRINCIPAL Rev ~ K.ttis,
Rev " y webb ". John Little " D., LsEis w. D. Jos.
Mcard John Cayo. & ". Thion, Mis-
Madame Es'van' Mile Lacy. Miss Barieii Mile vemet French
Az letters 20 be- directed u
UT-fm HrHERT p.
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NOTIFIED AL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN where's
~ D. kcif1oud Dsnvie Railroad
misfortune a. ae ueir freight Richmond.
Won ~ ue roing stock c0nsained Tor present
deliver ~ DOM freight siding u eir depot
10y % W. sy a. soon a. he tran. as arrive aid fret 70 ~
uediatsy removed ~ has b.
long - ue Company vi ~ responsible Tor The
~ s.ne and The pares interested,
therefore akc freei asbefsre stated viii
~ their risk a. unioaded from ne esrs
-, O CAMPBELL,
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ED. ID. KEELING.
NEW FALL STOCK.
RnOTS SHnEH. THINKS W.

KATE have received very general Shoe
w Trunks &C. suitable fr the PAN sales whrh and
invite The attention ~ Merchants regard 20 prices quality
our stock. We Invite all In van 10 cali and exaIune.
- PUTNFY WAITS
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TUNsTALL HOUSE.
pASvuLk, Va.
Sim 0NS L WITHER RS.

n Omulbux and from the Rail Road
this House livery sttenon paid passengers -
wish q leave BY any OF the routes Of travel ~
seis-iy
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Mr. FILLMoRE Ar HOME.

Mr. Yeadon editor Of the Charleston Courier who re-
gently called upon Mr. Fillmore Al his hoae in BufAle
writes 10 hs Joarnsl the following pessast description OF
the lncldenia al Tie xisi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

D. TIEHCEs LONDON POarEu, Pm, an
~ onar" Tor sale by Looiil N. JONES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
UWh a1dergned u engsgi " ne nanutieisre y sssh,
- blinds and Doors, ~ The best quality saerai and
workmanship. ~ ioU ID
promptly erecutef Prsons ordering ss.h blinds doors
fnn ne ~ NAL, assfed ~ good
A. noerate prices, sod proup aitsnton ordered
m r~ffpu Nafng done ios, and quality ~ discs
ne iha ay b desgnaie Consany hand 10 ~ H. 10 ~
w. and ~ ~ sab giatfaiso blinds sut
su5 Ts1ac J. MFRCgR
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M q. uaTrAEBR offers TO Country M.rehan,', phy.
w sieians compsts Drues, Nsdi.
cfncs Wn6ov 0ass Pguncfy Tancy
tbey ne purchased IN The and
NJ ost.l tsrms DRUo AND CHEMICAL sTORH,
seiT Corner 9Th AID BROAD 81.
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A GENCy FoH sHEHuINs's sAPEs.s-m
n business Who
rnoHey. ieUy, Sc should purchase errings Pe.
Proof and Burarrroof Safe, fet~ We
have good
hsehns Bens lIose sod san packns constantly hand
TYNE Wrapping Paper, hartug fnk, &c
= Cal a. sia'oner's Hsf No n Pearl re,t.
oclo n y. KNOwLp.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

good feeling and unapimity. We regret
the apparent discourtesy with which the
Philadelphia Convention recently treat
ed tho delegation from the American
Convention at Now York, and hope a
similar error will be avoided by tho con-
vcntion on the I'd of July. Let an
equal degree of conciiiation be exhibit cd
there, as at Bellows Falls last year, by
the Americans, and we will push on
the column for a strong State Ticket,
with one banner also flying for Free
Labor, Free Territory, Free Speech,
and Fremont
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Mass State Convention.

The people of the State Of Vermont, with
out regard to past political differences or di-
visions, who are opposed to the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise, to the policy of the
present Administration, to the extension of
Slavery into the Territories; in favor Of the
admission of Kansas as a Free State, and of
restoring the action Of the Federal Govern
mcnt to the principles of Washington and
jefferson, are invited to meet in convention
at Uhitc Rircr function, mn Wednesdays The
sccond dov Of JalV ncci, at 10 o'clock, A NJ =,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasut-
or, and also to nominate Electors Of Prcsi-
dent and Vice President, and the transaction
Of any other business deemed necessary.
June 10, 1856.
LAWRENCE BRNNrRD,
joins PnRrER,
Bliss n. DAVIS,
RoLLA GLFAsoN, STATE Com.
DAVID S CHURCu,
JAMES s. MooRE,
II G. Roor. -
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SrRITuAL WRlrlNG The absorbing
interests Of politics are pressing upon US,
but our readers, many of them, will get
time for a careful reading Of the article
with this title on the outer form. 1t is
a simple and rational illustration of the
spiritual phenomenal apparently from the
experience Of an acute and independent
mind, aud, more directly than any thing
we have seen. will take the heart out of
that dcluson with many subjects. who
are waiting to be honest with them
selves. The argument that involuntary
mental action, or cerebratiou, should
more naturally belong to one mind than
another, and become more perfectly de-
vcloped by exercise, will account for the
differences between mediums. more ra-
tionaIy than any assumed preference or
affinity of the spirits for them. The
faculty will seldom be found to be who'll
ly involuntary, or unconsciously so, ex-
cept that an abnormal condition is pro-
ducc1 equivalent to sleep-walking lu
this state of mere stupofaction of some
portions of the brain, as by cerebral
nightmare or pressure of blood are We
TO think tie derik is IN IL. or that our
own weak aud perishable organization is
in trouble, or constrained in its proper
Office The control Of the will over it
is rarely but partly RENTED just enough
to indulge the mind with sense Of trick
aud of special illusion together. Some
recognize the latter only. The purest
genius is a faculty Of Involuntary cere-
bration, hcalthful and natural, exquisite
ly conscious, upon which the vii. waits
warily. to avail itself of what it learns.
Much Of this action is emotional it is
intollectionnl also, and plays in harmoni-
GUS vibrations from thought alone 10 the
extremes, if thoy ever were reached, Of
the minds perceptions Religion moves
it love in every ago, so the senses Of
sight or sound. Folly is equally illus
trativc of the same principle; when most
| perfect, leading the excited fool by ev
CRY form of vagary or nonsense The
impostor claims sometimes to be honest
by the conscious working Of the same
tendency The spiritualist saucti6ei
aud adopts it, as the SUN Of all reason
aud religion TO him, an illusion and pre-
tension in one an employment of the
faculties, like that of him who stands up
on his hands, and gestures with his feet
10 the air. and reckons it remarkable.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

A provincial actress was performing
the part of Lazy A1ane in Richard III,
and on delivering the following passage,
when shall have rest ?n she was an.
swered by her xasherwoman from the
pit, never till you pay me my three shil-
liugs aud two pence
in one of our country towns. meeting
of clergy and lay del, gates being expected
on some occasion, a certain consequential
Justice of Peace, and inkeeper, at whose
house they were to put up, being asked if
they had arrived, replied, shares nobody
come yet but one minister aud two aA(-
gators
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SAINT QvlErus, whose relies have been
cnshrined IN Roman Catholic Church
at lIoboken, seems toh have come over from
Rome without suih len t'chardctet No.
body appears to know who be was, aud
the papers are vaiuly calling for informa
ton. The Bishop said at the solemnity
Of the enshr,nement
"Of our saint, as have already sta
ted, we know nothing, except that his
name was Qnietus and that he died for
Christ But if the early records, many
of which were destroyed could be found
no doubt we should learn all about him"
The bones of the saint were found in
the cataeombs at Rome. We fancy that
the importation Of This class of supersti.
ton will have only damaging effect
upon the church which it is Intended to
aid -Proridence J0uTndk
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

Point, aud Isaac Williamson of Middle
bury, the latter for matched horses,
On the trial of Speed tho premiums
were aworded to Fordyce Nash OF Mid
dlcbury, Henry Turril, aud Ira Wright
of Weybridge. The horses taking these
premiums were all Black Hawks
The best time made, was by Mr. Hen
~ THRILLS Black Hawk which went his
mile in three minutes The horses were
all unframed and the track was heavy
from tho rain Which had been falling
nearly all day.
The matched horses trotted or pre-.
pared to trot, but as it came on to rain
heavily, the fun was stopped and no pre-
MUM for speed was awarded in this
class We should be glad to specify
some of the horses not named aboves as
worthy of especial attention, but our
limits forbid
- Wednesday evening the Ball in
connection with the Sheep Shcarrg Fes-
tval came off at the Addison House.
Mr.. Farr's Band furnished the music to
a very handsome party, and the frolic
was kept up, to the vicinity of DAY light
the next morning. 1t is said the new
landlord of the Addison House gave com.
rletc satisfaction to bis numerous guests.
- The down train, Saturday noon.ran
off the track about mile below Bean
don the fireman named Als,n White
from Mt. llollcy was badly hurt. The
train was broken up considerably, and
the track was torn up. Nobody else
was injured The cause cf tue accident
seems to betoken a gross carclessness
in the laying Of the rails This is the
second difficulty within a week, which
has occurred by displacement of track
owing to expansion by heat. 1t is said
that through the hot days, the rails have
crowded upon each other, lcrgtbwsc foi
miles No sufficient allowance was made
by the track-ayers. WHO rclail the rail.
for expansion by heat. We trust We
shall not have occalon to chronicle an
other such affair as the one Of Saturday
- We understand there is to be al
old fashioned celebration of the Fourth O
July in Bristol We know of no roasol
why the people in ihat quarter, will no
make a successiu, aGlir We arc inform
cd that Hon Gro. W. GnANbEy ia ex
pected to pronounce the Grafton.
- The Fourth Of July is to be cclC
brated with gun powder and iirc.wcrk
in the Evening, a. Burlington. St A
bans aud Chester
The Castleton Seminary, so long i
the direction Of Rev. L. J TIallock, ha
passed into the h4nls of Rev, Azaria
lily de, formerly of this place, Its pros
perity under the new management COZ
slering Mr. lIyde's qualifications as
teacher, clnnot be doubtful.
-Abont seventy Ave scholars Of tn
Methodist Sunday School with Mr.. Carr
their Super intendont and teachers, wei
on an excursion by cars to Burlington
thence to Shelburn BY Steamer Bosto
wherO they had a picnic, yesterday. TT
day was fine aud they made peasaa
time OF it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

A recent number of the Kilkenny
Sentinel Irish; furnishes tho following
specimen of bull, horns aud all, In
its News by the America " it says, ma
tional presidential conventions wereheld
a, Princeburgh Philadelphia Only two
names, George Saw and Milliard Pills
mare, have as yet been announced.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

M~pA; or, NE y9Hug Pi(ot Of The
Belle Creole. A Tale of southern life.
BY Mrs. Caroline Lee IIeutz, Philadel-
phia: T. b Peterson, 1856
This is one of a complete series of
the works of the late Mrs IIentz, which
Mr.. Peterson is now publishing in a
beautiful style Liaiu is one Of tho
lamented authoress productions
A WoRD OF CAUTION We pre salts
fed that in a majority of cases where
coughs determinate in consumption, a
resort to some potent yot simple remedy,
like Wistat's Bal.am Of Wild Cherry,
would have saved the life and health Of
the sufcrars.
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sg- Al the request of a friend we insert
the following, willing that every shade of o.
pinion Shall have a chance for expression.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-09

STATE OF VERMONT, I Bcitrcmembcrtd
District of Addison, So. that at Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for III
District of Addison, ON the 9TH day Of
April, a. D. 1856.
Norman Upper and Frederick A. Leland,
executors of the last will and testament Of
MICHAEL SANDERS
late Of said MiddIebury, deceased, present
their application to this court, Getting forth
that the said deceased was in his lifetime,
and at the time Of his DEATH under contract
binding in law to convey by good warranty
deed to Michael Ryan Of said Middlebury,
his heirs and assigns, in Zee, a certain piece =
Tor parcel Of land lying and being in Mid
"dlcbury aforesaid, described as follows, to
"wit lying north of the road that leads
"from Jonathan Secloy's to Middlebury vii
"lagc, being part OF the farm that was for
"mcrly owned by william Huntington. and
"that Ma sold to said Sanders by said Hun
"tington" and being all the land that the
said Sanders, on the I'd day Of Deccm-
Der A. D. 1876, owned north and cast Of
said road, containing by estimation about
fifty acres, more or less, and praying this
court to grant them license to convey said
tract of land according TO said contract -
1t is thereupon ordered that said applica-
ton be considered by this court at the
session thereof to be held at the Office of tho
Register ofthis Court, in said Middlcbury,
on Monday, the 9th day of Nay next.
(Sj6) at ten o'clock, in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may
have, to sad license being granted, ty pull
fishing a certified copy Of this order in
the Middlcbury Rcgister-a newspaper
printed at said Middlcbury-threew week
successfully previous to the time Of said
Court.
JAP. s. BcsHSELt. Register.
A true cop; ofrecord. bl3T
Attest JLp. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be II re,.,em-
District of New Haven, SIS. ! bcrcd that, At =
Probate Court held at Bristol in said district,
on the 10th day of March, 1856,
James Kinslcy, guardian Of MARION
klNSLEY, minor, filed in raid court an
application in writing, for licen,e TO sell hts
wards land in Starksboro, in said district.
consisting ef an cqual undivided third of an
acre of land with the buildings thereon and
being the same that was set to Eliza Piecrce,
widow of Richard W Pierce, late of Starks-
boro, aforesaid, deceased, for dover, and Ia
incumbcrod by life estate in the said Eliza
Pierce, and prays the said court to license
him to sell the same for the purpose of put
ting the proceeds Of such sale at interest and
represents to said court that it would be COLI
ducve to the interest OF his said ward -
Whereupon, the said court appointed the
2Sth day of April 1855, at ten o'clock, A 4.
NJ, at the office Of the Judge Of said court,
in Bristol aforesaid, and made an order re-
quiring notice TO be given to all persons in
torested, to appear al the time and place ap-
pointed for said hearing and deciding npon
said application and object to said license be-
ing granted if they see cause; and for which
purpose il is further ordered that a copy of
the record Of this order be published throo
weeks successfully in the Midclebury Reg
istcr-a newspaper published at Middlebury
previous to the time Of said court.
HARVEY MUSsILL, Judge.
A true copy of record.
5li3w ii. MCNsILL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. }that at a Probate
Court held at Mddlcburv, in and for the
District Of Addison, on the Sth day of April
A. d. 1856:
Ozias Seymour administrator rai the wM
ANNEXED, of the estate of
EPHRAIM MOULT0N,
late Of Whiting, in said district deceased,
presents his administration account for set
tement, II is theroupon ordered, that
said instrument he considered by this
court at the session thereof 10 be held
at the office of the Register of this
court, in said Middlebury, on Monday, May
5th, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, if any they may
have, to the probate and allowance of said
will, by publishing certified copy of this
order in tho Middlebury Re gister, a news
paper printed at said MiddlcHury three
weeks successfully previous TO the time of
said court.
JED. 5 Bushnell, Register
a true copy Of Rsco'd.
6l.3v Attest Jed S. Bnshnell. Rsf's,eY
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Efaai n otiffs.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be IL remembered
District of Addison, SIS. ! that, Mt Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for tho
District of Addison, -en tho 7th day OF
April A. d. 1855.
Norman TEpper and Frederick A. Leland /,
executors of the last will and testament Of
MICHAEL SANDERS.
late of Middlebury, in said district, deems
ed make their application to this court 10
extend the time allowed them for the pay
ment Of the legacies Of said deceased, one
year from the expiration of the time hereto
fore limited by this court 1t is thereupon
ordered, that said application be considered
by this Court at the session thereof to BIO
held at the office of the Register Of this
court. in said Middlebury, on Monday,
the 9Th day Of May next, 1856, st ten o.
clock in the forenoon; and that notice there
ofbe given to all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections, '.
if any they may have, to said time being
extended by publishing a certified copy
of this order in the Middlebury Register,
newspaper printed at said Middlebury.
three weeks successfully previous to the
time of said court.
Jed s. Bushnell, Register.
4 true cory Of record
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell, Rsgi;t0 3w;5l
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Union Nurseries,
FoR SALE, at thii Establishment, an uu-
rivaled collection of

KEESEVILLE, N. Y.

II,
rivaled collection of
Fear Trees,
Comprising several tlous and trees Of the
best market sorts, on pear stock. for orchard
plantingi and very large supply oil low py-
ramids and dwarftrees, for garden am anna
teur culture, of nearly every choice variety,
both on the pear stock and on the quince !;
Also all the choice varieties of other HAIR.
DY FRUITS, andO TR EES
and PLANTS, adapted to this climate.
A splendid lot Of Ho RISE CnEsNUTs and
SILVER NAPLES, are offered by the 100 or
1000, for extensive street planting at very
low prices.
Every tree and plant 70 sale atihese Nur-
series is of HOMEGROWN.
Pyramidal and Dwarf Fruit Trees of all
kinds, for gardens, also Hardy Ornamental
Trees, Shru BIS and Plants of every dcscrip>
ton, will be put up. when so ordered in
ASSIGNMENTS"
or Lots-cach comprising a good collect on
OF ch'lc1 varieties selected by the under
.lgned,-to ripen or bloom n succession
Trees, &c ordered in this way are afforded
on account Of the diminished trouble and OK
pcnse OF selecting and putting tn, m up, at
torer prices than the same articles are sold
al when the selection Of varieties is made the
the purchasers while the eTpcr i,1cc Of ly
Undersigned ensures bctter scicctioN than
most purch asers would be able to m axe for
themselves.
81 THIS Establishment employs NO sun-A.
GENTS, in AM part Of The country. But lib
eral &C m pensdion is made to all person.
who, ecti II as agents fer purchasers, collect
and forwa rd several individual orders in one
general orde r-the ticlcs to To cent to one
address.
|" FNEiG lit paid TO Port Kent, Kccsevile
and PlattShuigh.
PAcKI sc done in the best manner, at a
reasonable charge.
OEpERs b ed in 10 tation, as they are re-
ccived
new Price List for the Spring 1856,
forwarded on receipt of one postage stamp
also the Gen elal Catalogue issued in 1854
latest edition y sent to any who have no,
had it.
3f-The undersigned has the sole manage.
mcnt and charge Of these Nurseries; attends
in person to the sales and transacts all the
business of the Establishment. He will
hereafter reside at Keeseville, where
though necessarily absent much Of
the time at the Nurseries lie will keep
an Office, at which, during the season fol
sales, a select assortment OF Dwarf FruitTrees
tor gardens, Shrubbcry Roses Border Plants
Gardel and Flower Seeds, &c, for the sup
ply of village customers, and for .iling small
orders, will be kept on hand.
All communication should he addressed
to J. DATTEY, Agent
Union Nurseries, Keesev,llc, n. Y. 49we
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of New Ha-
ven, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons, against the estate of
RODERICK W. SUMNER,
late Of New Haven, in said district deceased,
and also all demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 9th day Of
March, 1866, being allowed by said Court
for the purpose we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business OF
our said appointment, at the store Of Jason
davenport, in Middle bury. on the first Mon.
day of May and September next. from nine
o'clock A. NJ, until four o'clock, P. NJ, on
each of said days.
NJ. S. DoRRANCE,
H0RATIO PLUMLEY, |'"'''
Dated at New Haven, this 4th day Of
April, A. D., 1856 5l;3w.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison;
Commits ioners. to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of
CHARLES +. ATWOOD,
late Of Gilroy, in the State Of California,
deceased, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the 18th day of February, 1866, be-
ing allowed by said conrt for the purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to the business of our said sp-
pointment, at the dwelling house ofArnon
A. Atwood, in Ripton,on the I'd Saturdays
Of April and August next, from ono
o'clock until four o'clock, P. NJ. on each
of said days.
HARRY DOWNER, lo
WILLIAM n. CoBD. oo"'
Dated at Riptop, this goth day Of March
A, D. 1850. 4@Sw