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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-02

LITTLE DoRRTr.-This ia the title Of = late en-
enation from the pen of the famous Dickens. We
have as yet been unable to give it a cursory exam,
i~natian, only, but from that slight perusal We feel
justified in endorsing what is said of it, by the
Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper:
The story Of Little Dorrit, which has been in
process Of publication in successive numbers for a
Iong time, has just been completed and issued
The advance sheets have been received from the
author by the last steamer, by 7. B. Peterson, who
has published the work uniform With the other
volumes Of Dickens Works issued by that pub.
l.her. We need not say that Little Dorrit is a
work which will ~iutereGt the public-everybody
knows the merits Of Dickens writings, and this
last is equal, in graphic power and skilIful deiinea-
tions of character, to any of his previous works.
The plot is of absorbing interest, upon which is
strung pearls and diamonds of descriptive writing.
All readers sympathize heartily with Little Dorrit,
her patient endurance and unfaltering love for all
who leaned upon her for aid, and they must hear
lyrejoice. when, at the altar of St. Georges
Church, she writes her name as the happy bride
of Arthur. Mr.. Peterson has now ready eighteen
different editions of "Little Dorrit," all of which
have heer published simultaneously with the Com-
pletion of the story, in England, at an expense Of
Two Thousand Dollars for the privilege of having
the sheets, as they appeared in England, sent to
him in advance of all others in this country. En-.
tsrpriseof this Kind is every way creditable, and
We trust the ~enterprising publisher will be repaid
for bis outlay by q generous purchase of this, the
best work, ever written by the immortal "Boz."
Price ofthe complete work, Fifty cents, only.
Address, 7. B. PETERSON,
No. 3O6, Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
Jonathan Long, Administrator of
John hcALister, VS.. John +. Order Of Sale.
Lindsey.
In pursuance o an order OF sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me directed, | will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House 10 CarrOllton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the llh day of July, 1857,
between the uuurs Of ten O'clock 4. II. tud four o'clock
P. NJ. Of said dav, the following real estate: The North
half Of the Soulh.Wes quarter Of section VENT eight
in township thirteen Of range four. containing eighty
acres OF land, IN Fox township, Carroll county. Ohio.
Terms cash. j. Ii. M~HlTCRAEf,
June 4, le57.-pr fee Sheriff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-02

- Attention is directed to the card Of Knight
q NcIlvaue, Esqs., Attorneys at law.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-02
GRANGER'S
COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICAL
INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Splendid Inducements to those who wish to at
tend a Commercial College.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED

OF,
TUITION FREE
S U MINER ARR N q E NJ E N 7 S,
ToTHOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, on
L remit me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES
SCHOLARSHIPS, any time before the LIST day Of next
September, can, upon completing a thorough course OF
Double Entry Book keeping and its Collateral Branches
secure lucrative employment in Commercial or Bank.
ing Houses as Accountants within ninety days after
graduation, or else they will be Unidentified TO the full
amount of the sum paid for tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION, OR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
G-aduates from this Institution are now filling re-
,ponsible and lucrative positions as C Cashiers, Book keep,
ers and Rail Road Office Clerks, in different sections Of
the country, aud are beng preferred by business men to
Graduates Of any other Mercantile College. Hence the
above unparalleled inducements which nothing hut the
great Superiority Of my instruction and thorough train.
of nv students for business life would warrant,
The Principal Of this institution has been a practical
accountant for a longer period than any other Teacher
in the western country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
mayl4-4mos WIN, w. CIR RANGER
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN


And al other kinds VI styles a. the retail price.
To the purchaser Of our pens Ee present a number
ed Ticket on Every dollars worth purchased Nhich en-
udes The holder. By an extra payment u 70 cents on
each uckei, to q pfemiam VAR ing IN value hnm 81 20
500, The premiums eonsisi Of yanoa. aricl $ Of Jew.
eley, viz: Gold and Silver watches, Silver Gobleis, Sill
yer Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Cha'ns Coz adies, Lock.
ets, Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thin.
bles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Stud, Rings, Crosses. &c.
&c, none o. which sell for les than one dollar. COun.
Try purchasers may rely on being asisihy dealt with.
. : regar.. The Prizes.as II they themselves we're pres
en-,
lands have bought Of as. anu We have never earned
that any one has ever been dissatsre~. Ids pan al
fOrds every opportunity Of obtaining gold Eau- or
some article ol jewelerY, for a tfifing sum. All our
pens, pencil cases, &C., are manufactured by ourselves
with great care, and we 6def item AZ precisely ths
zane prices asked in all other storesin the city. To
agents ne Oderthe most advantageous offers, and any
energetic person can do well by working for US We
wish agents IN every place in the country, and persons
@hO would like to become such will please togdlfes u,
and we vii send them printed circulars Of prices terms,
&c. We have no stated periods for distribution. The
moment a pen Is purchased, the purchaser is entitled 10
receive bis premium on The payment Of rs cents eI-
ira.
All orders BY mail should be addressed
NERRICK, BENTON * DEAN,
$50 Broadway, New York.
N.B.-Gold Pens repOinted in a superior manner
Enclose the pen and 50 esntsin P. o.. stamps and the
pen will be TepOinted and returned post paid.
May Ia, 1873 mos. [H. 5 81
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JOB PRINTING,

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A MOST EXCEL.
lieut. aasoFtment Of heW Joe TTFE Of ever variety
being selected With great care and Judgement 10 suit
~ customers. We Wish Il 70 be DISTINCTLY under.
tood that We have . good JSB PRIETER, who can and
viii ecccmmodste,~ his moHois "RxcKL ~ We have
aiarger assortment Of type, and can do BKrrER work
than any saee In this vicinity. We only ask q trial.
Merchants and other who want
CAHDs, o+acU4Ass, PAMPHLETS.
BAASKs, HANDBILss, BiLL-HEADs,
TIcKRfs, P~RooRkHxEs, CATALOGUES,
VIII be accommodated n the shortest possible tims
and on terms most moderate,
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t. WALL Paper Of Of vario 10 styles sold cheap
BAXTER b co.'s New Drug Stoas

ONE DOLLAR per hundred given kr old -nlshL. e
u The steam foundry On Lkbsa sFr<s, by
mayai, PSu heoUIk!h
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

No. 800, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
DEMOCRATIC POLIor.-Ths Augusta Con.tit,s

DEMOCRATIC PoLICY.--Ths Augusta Constit's-
tionalist says:
SIT has never been q part of the policy of the
Democratic party to make Kansas slave State,
and it is difficult to understand how il with any
justice be denounced for the filling TO accomplish
something which it has never proposed TO under
take"
Nor has it ever been part of the avowed policy
of the Democratic party to make Kansas free
State; yet, according 30 your confession, that is
just what they are about at the present time.
Will the COnsttutionalist tell us who il that
exhorted the people of Georgia to "vote for Buch-
and save Kansas TO the South"
Again the Constitutionast says:
Northern Democrats ,cith perfect fidelity to their
party Obligations may desire that Kansas should
be admitted free STATE aud oil legitimate
means Of there are anyl to secure that res,.lt"
This appears to US TO yield the whole ground for
which the opponents of Democracy have all along
contended. We have had it daily rung into our
ears that the northern Democracy the peculiar
friends and allies ofthe South; but here is honest
confession from the leading organ OF the party in
Georgia. that Il northern Democrat may not only
be frsesoiler but may absolutely interrcHe TO ex-
cIude the institutions of the South from the com
mon Territories, aud yet in so doing, he will IN
manner violate his purity obligations
What a precious exposition OF the Democracy We
have herel VIII our contemporary tell US what it
is that prevents the entire Abolition party a. the
north from being taken into full fellowship by the
ID .mocracy, except. thar they refused TO vote for
acknowledgements spGbiieaa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
The Importance of the Contest.

The Louisville Journal of Monday last says:-
The American party in kentucky and Tennessee
cannot attach too much Importance to the result Of
the approaching elections in those States It will
be regarded with than usual interest and
anxiety by Americans throughout the Union. Not
only the election OF the American candidates is
pending but a brilliant American victory in Ken
lucky and Tennessee would give an immense i'm
petus to the progress of the party everywhere in
the confcderacy. Such victory is within the grasp
of our friends in these two States. They can
achieve if they will, and we believe they viii
but do will require the united and harmonious
efforts of all the friends OF American principles
The work must not be left the candidates alone.
We have in the field acknowledgements as
gallant and Intelligent and able champions as were
ever presented by any party or in any State, but,
however efficient and untring may be their efforts
thew should receive the hearty cooperation of each
individual Am rican. Nothing should be left
done that can be done to promote our success
We need thorough and complete organization in
every county and precinct, and it should be the
pleasur" it is the duty of every friend of the
American to contribute to the perfection of
this organization. There remain but few
weeks for preparation, and not moment should
| be lest. In every Congressional and Senatorial
district, where American candidates have rot yet
been selected nominations should he made at
once, and no Sag Nicbt candidate should be aZoac-
ed IN any irlst1nce tOTu'l rithout opposition.
Our opponents working secretly and sedu-
lousy. They will leave nothing undone to pre-
vent our success. We must be perpatually on the
alert to counteract their msch inatUns and con-
found their willy schemes. They are indsfatga-
Dle and untiring they are prolific of electoneer-
ing tricks, and regardless and INSCRIPTIONS to
the means to be employed. We must be prepared
at all points and in every precinct to push forward
the American column and to win the victory in
spite of all Sag-Nicht trickery. Their Only hope
of is in their excellent organic tion and
the blind and prompt obedience of the masses
of their party to the dictates of their party lead
ers. By this means they expect TO overcome the
American majority in the State. In the coming
election they will be unaided by the vast number
of imported voters who enabled them to triumph
in November, and they rely only upon the pres
tige of that success and the alacrity of their
wel-organize forces and the apathy of the Ameri.
cans
complete organization of the American party
and a steady, earnest, and harmonious effort are
all that is needed to win proud American victory,
and to place our State more beside noble old
Maryland an American State. Shall it be done?
We expect to hear a ready and willing aye from
the lips aud from the hearts of every American in
the State, and TO see them all without delay grid
ing their loins for the task before them with firm
determination to do it and do il well.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
New wheat-First Of ,he soa.on

lot OF seventy-two bags of new red wheat was
SOLO Yesterday morning, on exchange, by Messrs.
Henning Woodruff, to Mr. A w. Fagin, miller
OF this city, at 81 10 per bushe This first lot of
the season vas grown the plantation of DR..
Henry Dockery, in DeSoto county, Mississippi
forwarded over the Memphis and Charleston Rail
Road to Memphis, and from that point consigned
by Messrs. Gates, Wood & Mcknight to Messrs
Hening Woodruff. of st. Louis The sample
was perfectly dry, the grain linty aud plump and
when ground, will turn out some of Mr. Fagin's
best tour-ace or xxx -four The housekeepers of
the city should be on the lookout for this new
wheat four.-iSt. LOasis Dem, june o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
" Sensible 10 the Last.,,-ozd Plan.

The long continued and oppressive heats of
summer. compel the cessation of most all kinds OF
business at the South and m rchants brokers and
bankers be found at the springs in the noun
tains, or in Northern Cities irving TO kill time till
the autumn-and most effectuay depl ting their
purses. It was noticed, last fall that many shrewd
business men returned TO their homes with more
money than they left with. As they had spent
money freely at all the fashionable watering places
and had no apparent business in the meantime,
the question often asked: What Genii had
they sui jrcted to their power to fiji their leaking
c1ffsrs 10 repeton "'fwas no Slave of the
Ring" said one in repy, Genf OF the Lamp,
but simple operation thatrequired no thought, no
calculation time and but little ri K, with great
chances OF brilliant success. II a simple in
vtstment of ten dollars for whole ticket in each
Of Swan Co.'S Lotteries. The tickets cost me, in
three months, $500, and" said he, slipping his
pocket " netted Sl4 $50 by the operation and
YOU may do the same II you will write TO S. Swan
4 Co., Atlanta, Ga, and enclose ten, five two
dollars and half you may decide to take a
whole, halt, or quarter ticket. One thing is sure
il you draw prize in their Lotteries you are sure
to get IT." And he left his enquiring friends wiser
ii not better men, Montgomery Nail
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

THE CAPTIvEs BUTCHERED.-We are panied to
earn the following news from the st. Paul Times
of the 22d lut.:
We chronicle with intense pain, this morning,
the following intelligence, brought to the st. Peter
Courier, by E E. Pauldirg, Esq, from Redwood,
up the Minnesota river. He says that the first
port to the murder of both the women in cap
tvity is only partially true. One of them, Mis-
Gardner, has been found by some Ysnkton Indians
and brought into Yellow Medicine. She had been
placed on bill as target by the red devils OF the
Spirit Lake Massacre, and shot at, the whole band
alternating in the sport. Both her legs were bro
ken and she was left TO die. She says that the
tormentors had murdered Mr.. NOBLE, few days
previous, before her eyes, anG left her on the
praires
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
For the Patriot

SeIeDral1On OF the lh of July.
That great day which ushered into being the
greatest Republic the world ever saw, is one which
OF all others, Zone exeepted-Cbristmas) should be
most enthusiastically remembered and celebrated
Hitherto our city and citizens have been seriously
amiss in their dutiful remembrance of the patriotic
struggles of fathers fathers, by not observing
the event more fttingly
Ii should be a cause of shame to all natives to
the MAJOR born, that should be reminded of
our slack patriotism by the Schweitzers of our city.
According to an advertisement and local notice in
Several city papers, it seems that THEY intend to
show as how to celebrate glorious day.
And we stand back with our thumbs in our mouths
Now, for one, Mr. Editor, am for a diff rent
OF things. Let take the LEAD in the celebration
and let the Swiss follow us and not follow them.
Let our fire companies, free schools, (stir your
self Mr.. PearI) Free MasoDs and Free Odd Fellows,
and, also, Free Americans, turn out and have
grand rally for old TO Let the loud artillery and
the brazen tongues of the church and other beliefs
of the city sound the glad tidings at the beginning
noon and ending of that great day. Let it be
concerted hymn of national praise and thanksgiv-
ing to Him high.for sweet liberties won and pre-
served 4TH OF July THE SD
YIELD OF GOLD ANTICIPATED.-A private letter,
which came by the last steamer. from gentleman
IN San Francisco that in the writer's opinion
the yield of gold for the year 1857 will not be much
short of one bundled million of dollars The as
sumption is based on the knowledge that the fac
ilties for washing have been greatly increased by
the completion of numerous canals and bitches
which have been in progress for year two past.
The letter further that trade in San Francisco
will be good throughout the summer.
CINCINNATI TRICKs.-The following we clip from
the Cincinnati Commercial of Thursday:
Our steamboatmen fir, quently complain, and we
fear justly, that class oil shippers in the
habit ofmisrepresenGing the weight of bulk heavy
fregnts. We observed yesterday, where
the captain weighed several mills, shipped for l.
900 pounds each, which weighed l,4S6 pounds,
and, also, lot of gas pipes, reported at 1926
pounds, which weighed ], 400 pounds This
gin is too wide for mistake, and to make the
leaet OF it, it is very dscredtable to the shippers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

HESRY DIxos.-This is the name Of negro born
in Michigan, subsequently, eitiEea of New York,
bat who visited Maryland aud for some miscon iueI
was convicted and said by order Of the court Much
interest was fslt 10 his Ia Rochester where be
was known, and sum OF money vas raised there,
- INV him from the present owner, Mr. Dean, Of
Mac,n. Georgia. Gov King also put IN claim
6or Dixon as citizen. All she preimiuaries b,iig
settled, Dixon's freedom was secured, ea' very
much 70 exsrg bodys surprise be refused TO De Tree
In short. although throughout lang private inter
view with the counsel she csse was presence 70
siavs no longer il be buG said the uord-that he
III need 10 himself, and that Mr.. 6Fieg Sauld see
his . 's.age paid 70 New York and see him ons
IT, D;xon would not say woFi--Soald not be-
-, 70 hlmselt--wouId not 60 20 New York and
would stay with "Aas jim"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

THE ABLE CAsE.-The Grand Jury yesterday
morning returned true bill against John Able, for
the murder of EVerson, A panel of jurors
dered to be summoned by the Sheriff, returuable
Wednesday morning morning next. We under
stand, that Able has expressed his readiness for
immediate tria-N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

EB- Maj. John Cowart i announced in the Ia
Advertiser a candidate to represent this county
in the next Legislature. The party first brought
out Col. Key, who held few weeks and then
backed out. They then brought Col. Whiteside,
"old Line Whig," for the same place. but he, too
in looking over the field declined. We began to
fear they would not be able to get anybody to run
against the gallant White, but they have succeed
ed in getting ous Moi Cowart. We hope he will
not bolt before the end of the race i-ChattGnoogG
G0zetkp
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

~ The BonAparts estate. ia Bordentown. n.
j., with the extensive park and grounds. Offered
a. auction 90 tbs e4th uls, bes there vas no bid.
dss present. aud the sale vas indefnltsly posipor-
cd. This estate sOss e20o, 900.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
Great Bargains for the Ladies.
FANCY BONNET: AE ED MILLINERY GOODS

order sake Tooa tos ny Pail ana Winter 81
goods s eli The haiance q Faney DO 1nets. ssras
boaAels, Spzeyss kteboas, Boatrs, Am1ztssFsg STA
kaaey 6seds, Is FHcss sm Hes sesifss e15 Ben
asss ar tli - nonnsts az tss Sic Bennss st e.
hannets ser 81 aobAg Head Dresses Ala aaa Pc Nc
dssFrs sEk Feh. Aad eshsr soo1s eqasily Eedr ed
PIKE hexs l2slss, = yeat the % Sc kssas AAFs sss
ehszn icr casa. IheFe ul4 Be eFec Exe- Can
hslets thsy afs Al geas. - Ne, le. Ce1aF stress.
jay Z. AR. q. ). LLOYD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

EB Ex-Governor johnson, of Louisiana, arrived
in this city yesterday the Belfast, on his way
to Beersheba Springs, where he expects to spend
the summer. He Is accompanied by his family
Memphis Bulletin
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
Adam Graeme, of MOysgray,
COBBETT's POLITICAL WORKS.
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street.

[NHIS School in petua eSson-hence students Of
Other schools who de ire qualify themS.
Counting room, no so during their ION.
Cur Room has been ceRtly fitted up, comfort,
convenience and elegance no surpassed
by other in the tnted States.
II r. n vi N u IP
Our Writing Departm is under the sunervsion Of one
who acknowledges superior in Tracking th brunch
We mis- ht refer 10 long list of illu trious
OF men Who bestowed a mCmeut's time r,
system Of itiog-but think that the citizens
ef Mash vile beginning appreciate this Kind Of
parent hnmbuggery, besides, prefer giving
more substantial security, and pTsUoSs refund
oil monev paid iaiton writing pro-
vided Students do make great imp
those 81 other chool in tbs country.
Select Glass OF Ladies will taught from six
O'Clock P. VI.
Terms for Commercial Course,
For Twenty Les Writing, .......... 3.
For Lessons in Writing without mt, 10.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
CORPORATION Taxes.

CoILscroR's OFToE,
Nashville, June u 1881.
CORPORATION tax PAYERS vii remember thst their tax
- are and avabe The ONCE Of the Revenue
Collector on the 1t day Juiv IL is important hat
Tax Payers should prompt he Cole lady
receipts redeem certificates for advance pay
ar once est end Of CITY Hall
jane 2g-tw. A. NELSON, Collector.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
PENMANSHIP.


MIR. DobBEAR,
w ILL open a new Class in Writing
w ON Tuesday, the 23d inst, over z
the Store OF r. Beech, No. 10. College 1zEekA
street where Jsdi, IS and Gentlemen can, in a short
time learn write With ease, nestuess and rapi ty.
Parents can have their children taught during
SCHOOL VACA TTON,
So as afterwards to devote all their time to other
studies in the other Schools
Those who Ssh to know whether this is by far
the cheapest and most certain method Of learning
TO wute, MIR. d. r. frTs to several hundred pupils
taught by him in Nashville, either last winter or
twelve years since.
Persons from the country can faisA their les
sous ia one Week.
Hour, 9 TO IL, A NJ. S TO p. N.
y. B. Those wishing seats in Mr.. D : classes
should apply immediately as his stay will neess-
sarily be much shorter than oa his recent sist 10
Nashvil". Ijane2O
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02

sHE regular aoEthaY meeting Of the Dayiss Csant y
AgFica al saeielys xiH be hsle upsn TIE Gar q
Geo haTd rs on Taesday. Jay tn. a. 10 o's,Ock. a
Jas a~d1sIt. i p. WtLLrAas. ssesx
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
TIE CAMPBELLS ARE GOING!
FOR THREE NIGHTS A0REI
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY
2ND, SD, AND ArH.
RUMSEY & NEWCOMERS
ORIGINAL
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.

Res three OF their sel-et
taihmsnle stated. whish vii positively be The
zst.
gB- For particulars small Bills
Doors opsa AZ hae past oc.ook. Concert at quarter
aftef s. A. mission 50 cents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-02
VALUABLE CITY LOT FOR SALE.

ON Tuesday July Tth, at II O'Clock A. NJ I will sell
~ the premises, the highest Ded-r that VALUABLE
LOT Cherry street ning the Office The ITrion ADD
American and in ha mm@d neghbo VI Of the Post
Once Custom House fronting ~ feet Oh street.
viii he old in lots OF entv feet ch T. desired.
RMS 2 and years for notes well endorsed bsaa-
June rs, 1851 TURNER 3 FosTs t.