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SlsouL.R AND PArAL AcDIDRxT. - Mr..
Squire John. an estimable citizen of Cincin-
natl. met his death on Tuesday last in sin
gular manner. lie rose early, according TO
his usual custom, and at about six o'clock a
female domestic calledhim from his bed.Cham.
Der 10 drive away hawk that was about to
swoop upon the fowls in the barn.yard. lie
passed out through the main hall Of the house
to small corrodcr opening upon porch in
the rear, and requested the servant 10 bring
his gun. She obeyed, and in reply to his
inquiry. said she did not know whether il
was loaded or not. lie then stood in the rear
hall, looking through the door, which opened
upon the porch. aud directed the girl to
bring box % caps. As she turned 10 obey
he cooked the gun and was about to blow
into the muLzle. to prove whether IL was
loaded, when his fayorite dog dashed through
the hall playfully. and in lcaping upon his
master one 81 his feet struck Ike trigger and
discharged heavy load Of shot directly into
The brain Of Mr. John. who fell dead upon
the floor.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
PROSPECTUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Hegin, September nth. rsJS


Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers, and
Farmers.
rINHE ScnxrIFrc ANERicGS has row reached IL
= Fourteenth Year, and will enter on New Volume
on The lib Of September. Il Is tile only weekly puhl.
cation Of the Kind nov issued in this country, anil Il
has very extensive circulation 10 al the States of nc
Union II Is not, might suppose from is tile
dry. abstnuse work technical science IA the con.
tracy, il 80 deals with the great events e,inr on IN The
scientific, mechanical and industrial words. u 10 please
aud instruct every one. II The Mechanic or Artz,n
wishes TO know the hes; machine n use. or how 10
make any substance employed IL his busness-if the
Housewife wishes % get a recipe fof mixing a glud
color &c-fihe Inse..,or wishes to know what L 90.
ing on ~ tho way q improvemenis--if the ManuiIc-
turcr wishes 10 ke ~ posted with tie times and 10 en-.
plcy the best f.clies N hs businrss-if the Man Of
Leisure and study wishes TO keep himself familiar with
the progress made in the chemical atofaloIy OF IN The
construction Of telegraph. Steamships. railroads. reagefs
mowers, and q thousand other machines and urpIat.
ces hath 81 peace and wafall these desiraiq can ~
found ia the SCIENTIFIC AaEfiCaS. and aOi etefers
they are hero presented in reliable and interesting
form. adapted TO the comprehension Of minds uneinri
in the higher branches Of science aud au.
TERMS One Cory. One Year, So; One Cory.
Six months, ST. live Copies Six Months, 81: leu
Copies. Six Months IS ren C1pies. Twelve Months.
SIS; Fifteen Copies. Twelve Mouihs. sea; Twenty
Copies, Twelve Months sss. in advance.
Specimen copies seli gfaiuiiously TOT inspection
southern and Western money, q Postage Stamps, Ia
ken Coz subscriptions.
or Letters should be directed 10
MUM 4 go. iss Fulton Street. NY.
- Messrs. Mum q Co. are extensively engaged
IN procuring picnts for inventions. aud will atNse
inventors without charge, 10 ngad q Sac notrIy Of
their improvements.
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NOTICE.

TIVE store house formerly owned BY The late VIM.
Cain and John u Kirkland, opposite strayhorn'a
The highest bidder on Tuesday of August Court, on
credit of six months Approved security required.
JAMES +. CAIN, Executor.
August Is. lw,
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An ISTgREyrixo ASNrERsARy.--Wc are in.
debted TO The Boston Daily Advertiser for the
following interesting "reminiscences, and equal.
~ interesting notice of 40 anniversary celc-
bratiDn; "On the fourth d August, li9c,
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II a II RI Id.

Al Newbcrn, on the Il,h inst, BY the Rev. T. !.
Haugh,op, Hon. Jso. w. ELLIS Governor elect, 10
Miss Many MCKINLEY, daughter of the late John P.
Dawes, of Newborn,
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MAJoR McCULLoueH on HIS WAY HoME.-
Major McCullough-one Of the Commission
ers upon the part Of the United States Go.
vernment to negotiate with the Mormons in
Utah-psssed through our city yesterday. on
his way East, and honOred US with a call at
the office Of the Enquirer. The Major
was in the enjoyment Of excellent health,
and came through from Salt Lake City to
Leavenwurth Kansas in thirty three days.
by an overland journey across the plains.
The Major has no confidence in the perpe-
tuity Of the peace made with the MurmOns,
unless the Government keeps at Salt Lake
City strong military force--say from fifteen
hundred TO two thousand men.
In regard to the population Of the Nor
mons, the Major estimates il at about fifty
thousand. They conld bring into the field
about seven thousand fighting men, Of whom
some seven hundred were excellent troops
and efficient mountaineers. The Major sta :.
ted, in the course Of conversation, that he
advised Brigham Young, il be desired 10
found great State and hierarchy, to pull up
his stakes and remove tn some other country.
The prophet afterward declared that he al
lowed no man to advise him--to stand be-
tween him and God. from whom alone he
took his cOunsels.
II is Major Mccullough's decided opinion
that the United States should maintai there
very strong military government, for the
Mormons have no love for uur institutions,
and can only be kept in subsection BY coer-
Give measures. To effect that il would be
necessary to repeal the law organizing the
Territory, and vest all authority in Co.
vernon and Council. appointed BY the Presi.
dent and Senate. Gin. Enquire, IOM.
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SmithWood Female School.

WIS Institution Il NOW under the control Of Miss
ANN j. LYNCH. whose experience and SUE
cess 10 teaching will secure literal patronage. The
next session viii commence on the first Monday Of
August next This school Is pleasantly situated 10 tho
south Eart corner Of Gulind in strictly moral neigh
torhood Board can he obtained at from si1 10 seven
dollars, neat the Academy. II i the design 81 The PRO.
prIeiofs 10 make this permanent Institution for the
thorough instruction OF stls both in the USEFUL and or.
namenlal branches. Music will be taught By The most
competent teachers, aud strict care will be taken Of the
morals and department Of pupils.
PC. SMITH, ffopneiors'
july 81. saGy
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l So s.. 1858.
FILL APPROPRIATIONS.
KERR & MARBURY,
Imnorters of China GIas. and EnrtIanw,ra

~ and 76 Sycamore street,
PETERSBURG, Va,
A RE now receiving of their own diIeet importation,
n French aud English China and Earihenware Of
the best quality and ates, styles; also from Boston
Pittsburg and Wheeling, a yeIy large stock Of Glass.
Ware Of every description together with Silver Plated
and Britannia Ware, Walters. Fancy Goods Gran.
doles, Kcrosnp, Fluid. and Oil Lamps. with extra
wick.j Chimneys, Glo,es, kernsne OIL &c.-Lookinp
Glasses ia great varieiyin fact every article 10 be
found in first class China Establishment. Their IA.
cilities for obtaining goods enables them 10 compete
successfully with Northern Houses. They respectfully
solicit Merchants Hotel Keepers and Others to an ex.
animation Of their stock and prices.
KERR < MARBURY. Petersburg.
p. S.-Gocjs carefully packed for transportation.
August a5 54-fw.
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LATER FROM UTAH-THE PEACE PRospEcrs.
Letters from Utah up to July 10th confirm
previous advices, and describe the return Of
the Mormons from Prove to Salt Lake City.
With their limited means Of transportation,
At least mouth must eapse before they can
get back again and be settled. Governor
Cumming continues to be treated with the
greatest possible consideration by the Nor
mons, whereas the other Gentiles are left
severely alone, and are compelled TO sleep
out Of doors in ambulances or wherever thew
can find shelter.
The correspondent Of the Times says that
Brigham Young and his people are very
anxious for admission to the Union, and are
exerting every effort to accomplish that re-
suit. They maintain that il is their eonsti-
tutional right to be admitted, and they desire
il, so that they can make law legalizing
polygamy, and placing il within the charmed
circle Of States Rights" They do not
admit for moment that Congress can i'm
pose any condition upon their admission pro-
hibiting polygamy.
Within few days, il is probable that
their loyalty will be put TO the test. Judge
Erkles, who is bold and fearless in discharge
Of his duty. proposes to issue writs at the
suit Of an ex-Mormon Wadsworth, for the
arrest Of certain parties at Payston, 20 miles
south Of this. for kidnapping Wadsworth's
adopted child. Mr.. Dotson, the United
States Marshal. is expected 10 serve the writ
within few days, and to take the accused
(Wm. Young and Geo. Wadsworth) to Fort
Bridger for trial. This will test the power
Of the law. aud show US whether the threats
uttered in nv hearing-that any man who
attempts to serve writs upon "this people"
is 10 be shot-are idle or otherwise,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25
JAMES NJ. EDNEY, -.
Commission Merchant;
I1r f,hnuhars ~ reef Nexx NarL

UUYS and FORWARDS every kind o. MER.
~ CHANDlsE fot - per cent Commission.
ELFEas TO
Cows Swain anil Mouhead, n. w. Woolfn, J. w.
Osborne, e. r. MsnJeBhai, 4. NJ t;onnan, Esqs, and
Rev q. T.. Deems, Hon. w. A. Graham, anil others
DEALER IN
Pianoes, Mclolecns, Organs. Harps, Guitars. Music,
Sewing Machines Iron SAFES, Pumps Garden Engines,
&c. printed list Of all the different Makers kinds
aud prices. sent free.
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the last meeting Of the Boston Natural His
tory Society, DR.. G. =. jackson gave an ac-
count Of his recent visit to the gold mines OF
Guiliord, Davidson and Montgomery, North
CAROLINA:
The veins are in argillaceous slate. In the
Guilford mines, originally opened for gold,
which occursin the decomposed rock on the
sides Of the vein, copper is found at the con-
tact Of granite with argillaceous slate. There
is also vein Of quartz, with sulphuret Of
copper, eight feet thick. At the Washington
mine, Davidson County, the ore is brown
blende, with argentiferous galena, containing
PARTICLES Of gold. In trying to drive of the
zine much silver was lost. The old Welsh
buddle is now used for washing. with great
profit. The Steel Gold Mine in Montgomery
county, is rich. The gold is associated with
blende and argentiferous galena, the rock
being argillaceops slate with veins Of quartz.
This is richer than most Of the California
gold veins. Before being washed its value
my be estimated safely at from $500 to
$500 ton. North Carolina is remarkable
mineral State, though mining is not general
iy carried on by the people, who follow
agricultural pursuits, and only wash out a
little gold as an exceptional employment,
and with the rudest implements.
Baltimore Exchange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25
PRATT, OAKLEY CO.,
fLate Farmer, Bruce & Co..

fLate Farmer, Bruce & Co..
Publishers, booksellers and Stdtioners,
No. 81 Murray Street, New York.
I'D o. Il Co.. offer at low prices f,l cash, aud lseral
terms Tor approved credit. large stock Of BANK
ana oEfiCE STATIONERY, BLANK and AC-
COUNT BOOKS, Recent ard Memorandum Books
PAPER Of ALI KINDS. Cards, Circulars, Bill
Heads DC, Printing AMI Eiihographinr executed 10
order. Bibles, Miscellaneous. AMI School Books 90
r. U. 4 Co. Publish Builion's series Of Grammars
Comsfocks series On the Sciences Hooker's Physioo-
gies Brockieshy's ASTRONOMERS; Olneys Geography.
newly revised Southern Class Readers Pamer's Book
Keeping; and the "cheapesi and best" spelling Book
ever used.
Angus; II. bo-sn.
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CURpus FAor.-The Albany Statesman
says. it is a curious fact that every general
officer in The American army Of the revula.
tion was Free Mason. except Benedict AR.
mold.
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UrAH.-strange rumors reach US from
Utah, in relation to the acts Of Gov. Cum
ming. 1t is stated that the Governor has
alienated the goodwill Of his colleagues, that
he is affiliated with the leading Mormons,
and that the mails are openly tempered with
while passing through the Salt Lake City
Post Office, without remonstiance from the
Governor. Reports OF Gov. Cummings un.
popularity among the new officers Of the Ter
ritory reached us some. time since. This
later rumor, coming through private adyices
received at st. Louis, revived the stories
formerly current.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-25

A DESPERATE LovER.--lhe Lafayette, Ind.
Courier gives the following account Of a most
remarkable escape from the murderous intent
Of desperate lover:
"a young man having received the nit.
ten from a young lady at Darlington, in
Montgomery county, to whom he had been
paying his 'distresses, met her at church
last Sabbath. and drawing revolser, snapped
1t three times IN vain attempt 10 shoot her.
A gentleman come to the rescue of the lady,
and Paxton levelled the revolver at him, but
fortunately it again missed fire. lie was i'm.
medately disarmed. and was yesterday ar
rested and taken to Charlottesville, where he
was lodged in Jail. Strange to say, the pistol
was recspped, and every barrel that had be-
fore missed fire, was discharged on the spot"
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MINERALS N v,aolSSna.-y;,s;oi, h., ,

MINERALS M viaoiSn.-virsiaia has !
limestone valley Of nearly three hundred
miles in length and twenty miles IN width
also about $4,000 square miles Of coal field
lying on the tributary waters of the Ohio.
Let US glance at the geographical position Of
her coal deposits relative to the future des-
finy Of the Republic, and one will have some
idea OF the intrinsic wealth embedded there.
This. immense coal-feld. which is part Of
the upper Ohio coal field, is scooped out by
large nayigable streams to the depth Of 900
feet, exposing rich deposits Of camel coal
and iron-ore. A series of swells in the coal
measures keeps up the workable beds Of coal
above water free for miles before they dis
appear beneath the Ohio. The whole is
covered up with deep rich vegetable soil,
sustaining magnificent growth Of trees,
such as black-walnut, locust, poplar, maple,
cherry, chestnut, oak, beach, birch, (moun-
tain mahogany,) white spruce. lynn, and
curled maple. The State Of Virginia en-
braces the central portion Of the Appalachian
range Of mountains. Hence she has thicker
and richer beds and veins Of minerals than
any Of the neighboring Eastern States. All
that Virginia wants is miners and sailors to
bring her up to the position that the present
Governor cher advocate Of internal improve
ments) desires.
THos, 5. RIDewAy, Geologist, New York,
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HDy's Patent improvement for Spinning
Farms from tie Sesd Cotton.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at Private Sale about
u Two Hundred and Twenty Acf91 Of
Land, 1t being a part Of the farm knowRkas
Pope s Greek, situated il Charles cuunt 81 the
Potomac river, in pleasant and tea dhy neigh
borhood. 1t is about 9 miles from Port TobaeSo
and about 2 l-2 miles from Allen s Fresh, wlsero
there are two Grist Mills, Blacksr III, and Wneel-
wright Shops. Post Office and Sc seral f:na ;fnr1s
There is Steamboat Landing .sioininc ffs i nd
where two beats ply regularlr, every week IA nd
from Baltimore and the d strict. Abont. nne-
third Of the Land Is 10 Wood and Timber of = ri-
Gus kinds and Meadow or Marsh Lands. Their.
are two never failing sprj ngs Of pure water con-.
venient to beautiful building sites. There i !
SMALL HOUSE, which IS now O. esnsss -, y = =
tenant, and several FARM HOUSES fer curing >
Tobacco. A further description is unnecessarv
as persons wishing e, purchase will examine for
themselves. -
Terms will os made accommodating. Persons
wishing to purchase will call on ths suhscs; .'s
upon the premises Or address hm;at Allen Fresh
KIT the above Land Is not disposed Of i, .hs
good tenant. - s'''eo 70 =
June q. 1874 :, rHom..as A. JONES.
= - q
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
NEGRO Man JOE.

In large and beautiful assortment of Goods for
LADIES' wear, embracing all the novelties of the
season, 10 which we invite their special attention
Misses Robes, &c.
For Gentlemen's wear, we have fine assort-
nient Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, with
everything else necessary to complete the Ward
robe Of the most fastidious.
q Fulled Cloths, Lindseys, Flannels Bed and Ser
wants Blankets with all kinds of goods suited to
the wants Of the Farmer and Planter.
We have also the finest assortment of Velvet.
Brussels, Ingram, Venetian, and other CARPET
INGS we have ever offered to the trade We re-
specifically solicit an examination Of our stock.
rep IS g. X. WINNERS e. BROS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
FnffsALEr. OR RENT.

.HE subscriber win sell sms.. tract Q. 'anu'
Il situated in Charles county. Maryland, iis..n ne
dlately on the road leading from Bryantown to
Beantown. about four miles from the former and
one mile of the latter place. 1t contains about
- 2O6 ACRES. g5
= The improvements consist OF small
s|!!!N6 DWELLING. Kitchen. Meat House and
II ~ Poultry House, all Of which ara new and
will be sold cheap if immediate application be
made. Ifnot sold BY 10Th Of September. il will
be rented to good and responsible tenant For
TERMS apply to w. II. MARROW,
No. SOC, Seventh ST., Washington, D. q.
sep 2-A $50
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

ME subscriber is authorized, By the owner, 20
q offer for sale very valuable FAMILY OF
NEGROES; slaves for terms Of years, consisting Of
NEGRO WOMAN aged So years. to serve
until January 1st, ls6s, also her children
ssse1 Negro BOY, aged Is years; 8 80
y Negro Gil RI, aged l2 years;
q g s aged 10 years;
Is = ssss e aged years;
49, sss B0Y.age 2 years.
The GhildTeR each to serve until the age Of 50
5eas; the future Of the woman. and the issue
~ fhs children. and the increase of said issue in
J8psfuity 10 serve until the age of 80 years
:. 1he Woman is very good Cook, and also
very upeful field hand-the eldest Boy is a very
good field hand the eldest Girl is yery capable
House Servant and is useful in various. capacities
The second Girl Is old enough to- worm Tobacco
and can do vafious other light jobs. These, Ser
wants have beenzver carefully brought up, and
are believed 10 have few faults as can be found
81 any family Of negfoes. They are all sound and
healthy md are sold for no fault but because the
owner has as many other slaves (seryants for lfe}
Is he can advantag ennsly employ - -
For further pasticnleEs apply TO the subscriber.
sssass - p. r. MAGRUDER,
Attorney at Law,
go. ss.ss Prince Frederick, Calvert CO., Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
FARM FOR SALE.

T WILL SELL at Private Sale my FARM,
i "Cloyer HILL" II adjoins the Farm Of Rich
ard H. Edelen, and contains
300 ACRES,
more or less. Tho land is good; the purchaser
will examine for himself presume.
VIM. HENRY BRUCE,
.s.n eff Charles County, Md :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
JAMES G. NEVETT.

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
HEALER IN FERTILIZERS of every des-
Il cription, has constantly FOR sale 49,
IS No. i PERUVIAN sGUANO,
a. CALIFORNIA GUANO, S
COLUMBIAN GUANO,
S NAVASSA GUANO,
s White and Brown MEXICAN GUANO,
e PULVERIZED BONES,
I SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
DE BURG EXCELSIOR.
All of the above Fertilizers are warranted to be
the best quality, and will be sold at the lowest
prices au 26-t1O
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
TAILoRING-

TAILORING-
10 The undersigned respectfully inform
nD the citizens Of Fort Tobacco and the
H ! public generally, that they have located
"a here for the purpose Of coducting the
~ M ~. .ho,- named business, and respectfully
H4fVs solicit their patronage. --ns
R. L. MURDOCH & L. b. HARki4,..
Port Tobacco, Sep. 9, 1858.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

Ia II IN u
HARD TO BEAT,
+NTEssRs. NEALE, HARRIS s CO., sold,
Ixl on the 18th ultimo, small crop Of Tobacco
for J. M Ching, at the following prices: Two
hogsheads at $40 per cwt.-one at s. 1-2-one at
So. and . hogshead Of ground-leafl met ITO lbs.
at g. So
This Tobacco was raised on small farm sold to
J. M. Ching BY me. / have about FOUR HUM
DRED ACRES, situated about two miles from
Trent Hall Landing on the Patuxcnt river, Of the
same kind as the above, (paster land with all the
NECESSARY BUILDINGS, which will sell on
LIBERAL TERMS.
am also anthorized. as agent. to sell one of the
NEST BE.9UTIFUL PLACES on the Patuxent
river, containing
goo ACRES :.
of1and. This place is about fve miles from the
mouth of the river, accessible to Baltimore City
three times week. It commands all the 1uxuries
Of the water-fsh, oysters and wild fowl in their
highest perfection. To . gentleman of means de-
sirous Of beautiful and romantic residence and
luxurious living. this place 10 anrivalled. For
terms, address 3 IS.
L. w. B. HUTCHENs,
sep 9-4t Charlotte Hall p. @. :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

The subscriber offers lot ssfe i
h43!!nR House and Lot in PORT Tobacro.
lIaIIa I75 III u5 The House has been occupiedsas
Doctors Office for 81 numbef sof
years, but at small expense could be converted
into comfortable Dwelling for snail family.
There is upon the Lot strong and weil built
STABLE nearly new. For terms. enquire ct she
g Times" ofice.ls S.
OSCAR FERGUSON
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
: NAMES OF LANDS.

4
Wa = raw.
perrv,s NEGLECT.
MSs5irnse
Beaven,s Enlargement,
Rrandt,s Second Addition.
= 80 's.-ss -. : ! 80
s,;.sss,,s.as...s $3.50 s::..ss
Co1ss DIallcr,,
a es,l - Gapc., =.
Cnapmans Lisap 'olasli1e
Cox,s nesuI Wy,
molly sGnahcc aHaslaus,
Fortlne EniaI eu,
Mankln stTesPass, .. =.
Janlcs9ns asaR I,0lnslllcus ~
mcf1ersons z oliy,
| S a.as.a a...s p susa, -
iS M " = go Ia, S
Via. = ? $500
HOO. 1So[t, =, ~. u
Dunlngtons Wooo 1alu
$50
Duningtons siipes
| punIngtons race,
Deakans.s DlscoVery,
Davis,s Long LOOK rof,
f i,avis,s n 1soa
laws lOA -
1 n.le 10y E a s, ass
Dlsa1kaIs sa;t;o, $, Eav
"a Slieaoo a1'1 1As...0--
ns Gsase, ssh.nce
~, .s Tr;aa
M INV E.;a
nc Ely,
D Dent : Re av
r1..,-,a,.,, p,.;.,s En,oroed.
nushivns 1
E Easlas.lo M.o,act
1890 EaH.cn , plsas,,re
| Har, no,
Sn,,th Hsmnton Enlarged. Re-
s,,rveued
Frankl;n,s Project.
Naiiu,s Neglect
ErarLl;n,s h;scoverv
Frankl;n,s Addition.
|
| pr;dna Town Enlaroed.
Brloge Town Iniarseu'
Inc niamslol,
D9unie iIou mi
AuoI,lon " ! VII
n Snyo. ? D;
i Da.oie,, Si H and s'.creen,s
Greens Siipe anu oon .
core
trouble Enaed,
GarqRers Aoutlon,
Haslip's Chance kesurveyed'
Anne's Content
Inc Begrudge,
Hobert,s Foily,
| Hobert's Folly Enlarged,
| uoyoop>o Tpuop or1o
Thnr,onsor,s Co., pa,,,r,ar
al ~ A'e'
The Point,
The woodward,
Thono1sor,s Sl;na
Tha Mil p.ca
u a o..
A d,j;t; aro 20 Gr;&n,, uona
neI1ro - W A'
H. &C.,
eam : : n;seovero
Mo,,nt pleasant
m nloo. :,.a i.aI D
Ada;t;on - Tal...,. pas4.
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