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Andrew Stewart, of Ohio.

This gentleman, ,.for years a Democrat,
was elected to Congress the anti Nebraska
platform, and has ever since acted will. tho
Republican party. He has just been ma
king a tour OF Kansas, andsin late. num-
ber of his own paper, the steubcnvillc
(Ohio) Union, he says
"Every street, corner, and 'doggery,' of
which even in this old Massachusetts
town there were not few, had its crowd
of. disputants. Here found James Ii,
Lane, who invited me over to his wigwam,
where we took q smoke and talked over
matters. He justifes his course sUnd Hhat
of the ultra free-stato men of which he is
the leading spirit, upon circlmsta ncos upon
which he alleges the people in the free
states lknow little or nothing. 1 also met
Governor Robinson, General Pomroy, Mr.
jenkins, DR.. Cutter, S. N. Wood, and
other notabilties of the free state pnrty.-
The principal topic was the Topeka! Legis-
lature, then about to assemble. No one
seemed to know precisely wha, they were
going to do; no plan seemed agreed upon,
and the more prudent acknowledged that
the whole proceeding was farce, which
they scarcely knew how t. get out of with
any kind Of credit. They were determined
not to vote for members for the constitu-
tional convention, but avowed that they
would vote for members of the territorial
legislature next October, when they ex-
pCctcd to carry every election district in
the territory. l endeavorcd to understand
them on the hypothc sis oil consistency, but
could not. They would not vote at the
constitutional election, JfcanSe that would
recognize the bogus legislature !; but they
would vote in October for delegate to Con
grcss, and for legislative officers under the
same bogus law.
They alsoa avowcd their intention Of
voting down the cons tuition, whether good
or bad saying that they had q majority,
and would. make &C Institution in their
own time, and such one as they wantea
To suggestion that it would be of vast
interest to the prosperity of the territory
to have political matters settled immedl'
atclg'and nolly, the reply was that such
settlement might tend to build up the
= d-d Democratic party, which they
desired to see crushed to atoms.
withdrew. more than ever convinced
that the free st te leaders dc not desire to
see peace or fraternal feeling prevail among
the people. Their object is to keep Kan
sas 'blccding' for the purpose of furnishing
Black Republican clectioneering capital in
the States Locking over the whole field,
and after mixing with the people of the
territory for near month, such a conclu-
sion forces itself upon me irresistib,y."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
Select })oet,
LONELINESS In DEATH.
A DESCRIPTION FROM NATURE.

And we shall be changed in moment for this motta
ust put OH immortality. And when til is morta sha
ave put on immortality, then shall dCat be swallOwe
4 IN victoty.-Stripturo.
She slept but no kind Natures s'eep;
plie' dship could only hope-and weep.
That hope was vain the vital power
Was wasting with the waning hour.
Her lids unel osedi She breathed no sound,
But calmly looked on all around,
Aud each m silence swcetly Lfest-
Then closed her eyes and sank TO rest.
Gone was the ie sustaining breath;
But, oh how beantiidl was death
Mortality has passed away,
But there a sleeping angelic lay,
No voice the alumbcring 81 Hence broke,
Butlile IN every feature spoke;
For death itself appeared 10 be
R"dient with Immortality:
The cocntouance glory woic,
lOveiness unknown before
So perfect, so divnGly i4ir,
A saiGteS soul 'emcd present there.
On That Gu IN face were still imprGst
The last emotions of the breast;
There still the parting impress lay
OF fond ail ction's lingering stay.
Aud still did resignation speak
Serenely from the placid cheek,
And kind benvslencc was tlIe!e,
Will humble faith and Trusting PRAYER
Oh how did beauig's sotesi bloom
SouncOngenial 10 the tomb
Nith love aud pety unite,
And sweet reposc and calm delight
Ifsleep there be in realms above.
This was tho sleep that angels love-
Mortal ne'Gr dTeamcda dream like Mis,
Ofpertect pure, celestial bliss!
Loved spirit while thy fr lends rcmaia
On earth we cannot meet again;
But all, how blcst their souls will be,
That pass through d. a,h like thine 10 thee!
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Be- Col, rhos, w. Lloyd, of Lycomine

Be1y" Col, Thos, W. Lloyd, Of Lycoming
county, has been nominated as the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Legislature. The
Colonel is whole team in himself, and
will be elected, beyond doubt. D. X.
Jackman, Of Lock Haven was nominated
by Clinton county as the colleague of Col.
Lloyd, Lycoming and Clinton forming one
district, Col. Jackman was nominated
contrary to his own wishes. He is strong
man 1t home and cannot well be beaten.
SanGury A01crGcaR.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

D&J~ MATTHIAS WILSON OF Sclinsgrovc
was nominated on the oath ult,, by the
Democratic Convention of Snyder County,
for the Legislature. No nomination was
made for Senator. On the 9th ballot
KELLER had II votes, EYER s, and Bower,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtueO writ Of hefi fucias, lhrre VIII be eN-
burg, on
SaturaaY, Tie 5th dag Of SptCmbcr ~(at,
Al | O'Clock, 7. NJ. all the interest and estate OF
MaybeIry II, He'll, hrd by him under lease from the
Locust Mountain Coal aud Iron Company Tor the term
OF eleven years from the Grst day Of January A. u
Is5I for all the veins of coal above cyc East
aud West, exceeding one nd a If miles IN length
which is cut by tunnel driven bg the same Bell and
Walbtidgo on East Ridge east Of Mount Carmel, siu
ate IN COny ham township, Columbia county, on the
lands of the Locust Mountlin oal aud ron Company
and being the same property leased by the said Bel
from the Locust Mountain Coal and Iron Company b!
a written lease dated the III day OF June, 1854,
seized, taken in execution, aud 10 be soid as the
property Oi Mayberry u. liell .,, ., ,.,,rp
Sugt1yT's OFy,rE ShertG
bloomsbury, Aug - 1867
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

DSS- An Irishman caught hornet in his
hand, but dropped it and exclaimed. abe
jabcrs, what kind of teeth do your birds
have in Amerriky."
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s9- A popular writer, speaking of the
proposed ocean telegraph, wonders whether
the news transmitted through salt water
would be fresh !
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r1~ An Old lady being at a loss for
pin cushion, made use of an onion. On
the following morning she und that all
the needles had tears in their eyes.
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Ga5" In one respect, says the Providence
Post, Mrs. Cuuningha hams last performance
was not a failure. She set out to be can
fned, and has succeeded admirably. She
is not, however, supposed to be in SiHktng
condition, as the courts refuse to allow her
to be baiIed oW,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

The second tract, situate in Scott township, in said
county, containing
Seventeen Acres and Four Perches,
strict measure he the same less, bounded nd
rbed as follows 10 witOn the norm ny land "i
John White; the sou ih by land OF 10 ohn White ana
other lunds Of Samuel H. BtIlc on the east by lands
uf John White John Ent, and other land of Samuel L..
Brttle with the appuTtenances.
The third tract, situate in Nt, Pleasant township,
aud eau Dty forcsaid, containing
Four Acres and Sixty-Siy Perches,
he the same more or less all of which - improved
bounded on Tie north by land OF John White on the
sou tn by the same tho west by the same anu on
The east by Peter Schug aud John Ent also, ON all
that
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

GaB- WrlHiag Nl,,aitr-.-A dog tai
under a cart wheel.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05
BALTIMOR LOCK HOSPITAL.
DOCTOR JOHNSON,

TEHE founder of this Celebrated Insti.
tuition, off RS the most certain, speedy, md only
CicctIal remedy in the world for effects for elects,
Strctures seminal wackness Pains in the LOIns,
CONSTITUTE onal Debility. lmpOtcncy, Weakness Of the
Il ack and Limbs, Affections Of the Kidncys, ralpiia
ION of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrrtability,
Disease ul the Hpnd, Throat, Nose or Skin, and all
I'M, az 80 ruus and mean c oily Disorders arising from
the destructive habits Of YOUTH which destroys both
body and mind. These secret md solitary PRACTICES
are more fatal TO their victims than the song Of the
syrens to the mariners ulys scs, blighng their most
brilliant hopes of anticpati rendering marrihge
&c sible.
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Take particular Notice.

By this great aud important remedy, ~eakne t'
organs speedily cured. ami iuil yieor restored
TlIusl II Is Of the most nervous and dcbitated wh'
had hope, have been immediately relieved Al
!mpedimants to Sarr riage cal and Mental Disqua
lIhcatiDn, Nervous ITntahllity fremblngs ana weak
ness or cKhaI fthe Garful kind, speedily
cured by Doctor Johnston
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-05

who have urcdthGmscves by cert1in Practice
INDUCED in when ulone--a habit frequently learned
rom evil companions or atschoo-thc effects Oiwlich
ara nightly felt even when asleep, aud If not cured
renders marriage impossible, AID destroys bOh mIhu
and body, should apply Immediately
Wnata pity that a young man, the hope of III couh
nv and The darling of parents should he snalched
from prospects and enjOymGhts of c Ny The cnsc'
queucGs Of dcyatng from the path OlnhtnTe' ana IN
duging in accrtlin secret habit such persons before
contemplating
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


TNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTCE3
will commence the LIST of October 1857, at the CI'
lege Building, of Marshall and College streets kcn
mOnd, and terminate on the LIST of March lSjs
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, by Charles Bell Gi0sOn'
NJ. d.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by David H. TucSeE
NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Martin p Scott, NJ D; ,
Materia Medca and Therapeutics, by b. X "eihOu'
NJ. d.
Anatomy, by Arthur E. Peticolas, d.
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence y.
Levin s. Joynes, NJ. ID. /,
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children D!
James H. Conway, NJ. d.
Demonstr ,or of Anatomy, Marion Howard, NJ d. =,
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted VII"
the most ample facilities and very triGing expense
Clinical Lectures regularly given at at inc ": ,E
College, is at all times well filled with Medical ana sur
cal cases, and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical "
struction.
Many Surgical Operations performed in the Gree,1
of the GLASS; and the Students being daily admitted 10 m
wards, enjoy under the guidance Of the Professors M
opportunities for becoming familiar, not only WIN n
symptoms and diagnosis of disease but with lis daily pO
gress and treatment.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures, SlV. w
Matrculation Fee, ~
Practical Anatomy, ~ =. %
Graduating Fee, 'w
The price of Board including Fuel Lights and serans
attendance, varies from s. Ito s. per week The laa viii
containing fuller information concerning the lns
be forwarded to those who apply for it, or specilc
L. S. JOYNES, NJ D; D.,
Dem If TIE faeau%
Jnlv ~ 1887 ,6-hH
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.

4 NEW VOLUME, (THE 18th OF THE PRESENT
"A series commences with the July No, and the under
of its existence since the present publishers have been
connected with it, with one of them verging to a
quarter of century has this Journal been more prosper
Gus, useful and acceptable its readers Their
great object has been to present p'accal usut York
suited to the meridian in which it mainly circuates-the
the un:sakabe evidences of ISIS acceptabty with those
for whom they labor The conductors only reterate
the heretofore made OF their determination
uue to devote their best abilities the in which
they have been long engaged guard the of
profession to that dignity and position which it is en
td as well BY their wealth and influence and the mpor
The Farmer is published monthly in an octave FORM
volume containing about 400 pages reading matter besides
$50 300 of upon subject
nected vita agriculture with neat printed cover and
mailed at 81 annum copies for So Is for $40 and
80 for $2O payable in advance Address
S. SANDS & WORTHINGTON
l2S Bait. ST., Baltimore Md
June b, 1857. 56-4t
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THE
I ofjh~ carolina Stapoato
Published Weekly and semi-Heekly,

Weekly Standard 81 year;
Invariably in advance. No subscription received for less
time than six months
The Congressional campaign opening and now is the
time to circulate the documents The Standard WILL for the
future, has done in the past, PURSUE the straight track
OF Democratic principles contendng for economical
mnisration OF the government, the
Constitution the rights of the individual States and of
each and every section Of the Union; and will oppose the
vile and natica iSms of the day, whether they come in
the chrysals form of Know Nothngism the full edged
and mature condition of abotonsm. We regard The
slavery question: involving the RICH of the South the
paramount question of the day. and i'll comparison with
depends the Union of the and the hopes republic
cansm.;
We appeal to friends throughout the State to aid
in extending circulation. We will repay them, to the
extent of ability in advocating and defending their
rights and principles
Money sent by mail is at risk Address
HOLDEN WILSON,
Raleigh, N. c.
April IS, 1857. 45-
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Is RUTHERFORD DEMOCRAT"

NIHE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVING PURCHASED THE
II materials a" the Rutherford press take pleasure
noncing the people of North and South Carolina that
they intend publish in tie town of Rutherfodoa n C.,
a Weekly Paper, called THE RUTHERFORD DEMO
GRAFT" on the Sh of April next
The DEMOCRAT will advocate the principles of the
great Democratic Party with its utmost ablity-1he only
true and conservative party in existence and only
party that the South, people can look to for carrying
out the laws and Constitution of our government.
The Democrats of North Carolina have long cong conu
ucd press forward without erng in their tionS
TO extend and widen their ranks in the State and that
tn triumph. MT let commence to fOrtlfy
posts all parts of the State for the struggle in August
In time of peace let prepare for war; by buck
ling again for the approaching Congressional
campaign
The DEMOCRAT will be devoted to Politics. Internal
Improvements, Agriculture, News Select and Original
Reading Natter Poetry, &c, &c.
The Subscribers have secured several correspondents
the Southern States determined make our pa
per welcome visitor to every ireSlde.
One copy Invariably in advauce,) g
Six copies IL
Fifteen copies, 81
Twenty COPIES IS
The terms of advertising in the DEMO CRAT will be q
follows:
One square, LIST insertion, (l2 lines less) 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, %
Longer advertisements proportion.
Contracts Will be made with advertisers at the above
uar rates for six twelve months and the end of the
contract So per cent. will be deducted from the gross
amount.
All letters be addressed the subscribers at Ru-
therordton n. c. and persons subscribing will please
write the and post office distinctly, prevent
the papers from being sent to the wrong post office.
J. FORREST GOWAN,
ALEX. DIG. TUMBRO.
Ruherfordton n. c.. March o. 1857. 35-
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ROoKs WHICH ARE BooKs.-THE

DOCKS WHICH ARE BOOKs.-THE
p Childs Book Of Nature; by w. Hooker, NJ D
Reading without Tears; by author of Peep of Day"
What Know; or, Hints on the Daily Duties of House
keeper containing nearly 500 Receipts for Cooking, &c
Jaufrey, the Knight and the Fair Brunissnce A Tale
of the Times of Prince Arthur.
The Ladys Equestrian Manuel; nwhich the Principles
and Practice of Ho,semanshp, for ladies' thoroughly
explained. 80 illustrations.
Smiles and Frowns
Hand Book OF Iowa; by Parker.
Minnesota, d"
Household Edition of the "Waverly Novels"
Two Years Ago; by Charles kngesby
Hansford," Tale Of " Bacons Rebellion ;" ST. George
Tucker.
The Days of my Life; by the author of Margaret Matt
land"
Isabel; The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John c.
Jeaffrson.
Monarchs Retired from Business; by Doran.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by T. Darlington
Macaulcy.
Things Not Generally Known; by D. A. Wells.
The Americans in Japan; by Robt. Tones.
DR.. Antonio; Tale of Italy.
For sale by H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, April "a, 1857. 44-swtf
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE 1.-THE sUBsCRI-
IL Der finding the superintendent of his Drug Store
interfere much with his professional business offers it
sale He has in store choice assortment of the
very best Drugs &C. The custom of the Store of
the best paving in the State good Apohecary can make
money by the investment Terms moderate. If preferred,
he will sell on time. Apply to
DR.. L. BURKE HAYWOOD,
57-swtf Raleigh. n C.
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TESTIMONIAL.

n :. ---E-.--.. LEXINGTON, Uav1dson 90, N y,
May II, 1857.
DR.. J. A. CLorr1ox: Dear Sir:-Yours Of May 6. was
received at home Jamestown, Guord co., yesterday but
had then time to here to-day to court
snd made inquiry the which had been under
your and attention, and learned that npor
tant had been effected by your medicines. That of
Mr.. Samuel Bingham, of Mocksvlle aud Archibald P Car
ter ESQ.,, of Davie county, who willing testify in
your behalf in the suit had been settled Mr. Maby
was also referring to important Of young lady that
have small hard dry scab on my cheek which is get
ting little Doctor what will cure it 1t has been
there for several years.
Most Respe fully,
GEORGE c. MENDENHALL.
June Q, 1857. 55-sw2m.
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoL1NA.--

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.--. AXE
- County.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. May
Term lSo7.-DlwOrth Sedge Administrator of Rebecca
and Mary Woolhite, Willy Sledge, Sabina Woolhe,
assets.
that the defendants r the above entitled nom
residents 1t is therefore ordered that adve tsement be
made in the NorthCarona Standard for six weeks
flying them to appear at the of the Court Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the couny Wake
the Court House in Raleigh the Sd Monday Of August
A. D. 1887 then and there plead answer Judgment
70 con1esso, will be entered against them.
Witness Thos. j. Uey Clerk of said Court at Office in
Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of May, 1857.
THOMAS ]. UTLEY, Clerk
June 8, 1857. IIssSvow.
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GENERAL, DIRECToRY
IA NopTu cARoIJNA

,ovpprmENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS RRAGG Of Northampton, Go1e h Tsr,
per annum, 5000 sSa the use " 'N'
expires Of Northampton Secretary to the Co.
'syTo H Of Wake County Secretary of State, e1
GoUa1 Of Tressass5 $1,000
W RICHARDSON, of Wake Chief Clerk 10 treasurer
The Council of State composed of the following gentle
&c Marchant, Of Carrituck
Nm Long, of Halifax
Walker, of Mecklenburg
A Mickey of Sampson .s.
W Bethell of Rockingham
Governors Aids, with the rank of Colonel
WI Kennedy, of Beaufort
John W Cunningham, of Person
MI McDufie Of Cumberland
John Yancy, of Madison
The General Assembly its session on the third
Monday of November every alternate year The next cleo
lions for members Of the Senate and House of Commons
and for Governor will be held the first Thursday Of
TIME OF HOLDING THE COURTS
The United States Circuit Court for the District of North
Carolina is held semi annually at Raleigh on the 1ss on
day of June and last Monda, in November n Do.
tel bsre aorns Haywood
81 Tntsd ssss held EdsntGn
Bird Monday April and October Jones' cless
Newber, 4h Monday in April snd Octoper. y. III
Brown Clerk. Also, at Wilmington LIST Monday aer tue
4th Monday in April and October. A Brown, CerS
The Supreme Court of North Carolina is held at haegh
semiannaly the second Monday IN Juhe ana Ine GUN
ay of December 1t is also held once year at
Burke county, the first Monday in August me oSe,
are as foows-Frederck Nash, of Orange GhleI P.
Richmond Pearson of Surry, Judge; Imam n Da'e'
of Orange Judee-saary of each $500 sper anhum.-
VIM Jenkins of Warren, Attorney General; ham'oI
Jones' of Rowan, Reporter; Edmund Freeman OF
Wake Clerk; Oliver H Perry, of Wake, Deputy CLERK;
James Litchford of Wake Marshal
THE SUPREME COURT
The Bill provide for holding Session OF the supreme
Court year. the western part Ct the STATE having
become Law, we subjoin synopsis OF its provisions
Sec LIST provides that Session of the supreme court
shall be held yearly Morganton on the first Monday Oh
August ~ .s
Sec I'd provides that all Appeals taken and causes trans
med from the Counties of Stokes, Davidson, Mong1me
~ Anson and all counties lying west OF the same shall De
heard and tried at Mo-ganon
Sec Cd provides for the appointment OF Clerk VINO snail
keep his Office at Morganton
Sec 4h makes it the duty of the Sherf OF burke 10 a'e
the Sessions of said Court
Sec provides that the Reporter for the Court at Ra
leigh shall also act Reporter to the Morganon Session
oft
Sec makes it the duty the Judges to appoint one OF
the Solicitors within the of country speche 10 at
tend said Court MOrganton, Attorney for the Se
The does abolish either of It Terms at kaegn,
but provides for holding additional at Morganon
James Dodge, Clerk
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THE SUPREME COURT
SUPERIOR COURTS

The Superior Courts are held in the Circuits by the
following officers Judges-Samue Person. of New Han
over County; Matthias Manly Of Craven John DICK
Of Orange; John W Ellis of Rowan; and Romulus NJ
Saunders of Wake Solicitors G. Hines, rides the
First Circuit Geo Stevenson of Craven rides the Second
Circuit; VIM. A. Jenkins, rides the Third Circuit; Ihos
Run of OraIgr rides the Fourth Circuit Rob Strange
of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit William Lander OF
Lincoln, rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwin, OF Bun
ombe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts are held as
IN
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April 80, 1857.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TUNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE VERY
valuable of land, lying miles of Raleigh
the Central Railroad containing hundred and
sevenyve acres all in woods about halt in pine with
good for saw-m well adapted to the cultivation
ofturpenne The remainder adapted to the growth of
corn cotton and small grain with number one lowgrounds
Any wishing purchase will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere Call gentlemen, will lose
bargain Come and if do not trade it shall be your
fault. Mr.. Frank Page Mr.. Passmore will take
pleasure in showing the land to any Both of them
live convenient to it.
w. G. STRICKLAND.
May 5, 1857. 47-sw3m.
70 Register copy month.