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News. Notes, and Varieties.

Tho Iowa State Democratic Convention me, last
week. They nominated half-and-half ,icket-but
split badly on platform. A resolution endorsing Blu
chanan and Lecompton was rejected by vote Of 1913
to lo5, whercnpon the buchanan minority withdrew
and organized another convention, when they passed
resolutions to their hearts content.
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ois' year oil It's existence on Mondfy the 18th From
"o'N1 Sneo' VI Twelve oy fourteen ihches'
.s'ue' '"y iS'"' ioo' " mas efauuai! increased to
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Inc eot'on mn at Drswoldvilie, Coleraine, Mass,
owned by the GrlSwoldyille manufacturing company,
Is uo"'s Eo'u business hndlng ready SAFE Tor all
Oh 'ner goods al 'air prices About sixty hands are
io" e'np''!eu III 'ie MN ana the nlmber Is being
increased "s last as new machinery can be put IN.
lhe 'oe'hn mus oil the greenfield manufacturing
company winch nave been closed for six months, ow-
A. en- w. VI p's'o'' wiz
-, - N"''' wv ''' ''''''''s'
NS ','s D''J"in'n hoines ana uaaghler oil Bridge
''"ss were p"ssns Tue fa'road prdge III that
'o"'' V'' '"'u'S evening" 'ne'r morse whch was at
~ "N"','' wagon. o'.''ue '''s'''eheu ny Inc
'n"nu'r anu hgn'h'ng ana packed over the perpen-
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countablv, ESCAPED any serious iniurv.
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y, ,'"''v MS 9u'u"! "''e'noon was very
'e'0 'io VIM ''o"ins VII" great violence tearing
Darn belonging to Merrick Holland. A sbed ho,,oo,
he bouse and harm was sbive,od 10 ,,iooos A.. ~,
and ,vos sitting ot tho ,;uo i, III, -. -,
xnocked down hut M, soror. i.;,,ro '''N was
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

Mr.. La Mountain in his account of his balloon
ascension from Rutland on the 9TH estimates
that he reached an altitude of five miles. He
was able to count at one time 50 villages. The
Earth appeared concave and there was no per-
eceptible difference between mountains and val
leys. The wet sand in his bags was frozen SOL
id. The rarifed atmosphere and intense cold
caused painful and alarming sensations. He
says:
At this woeful scene still retained presence
OF mind enough to be aware of my condition.
Immediately pulled the valye-rope to discharge
gas 70 descend: The Balloon having been con-
tinually ascending for about forty minutes. was
at height of at least five miles In the course
of few minutes the Balloon began gradually
to descend, and my sufierings began to be some
what relieved.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

NEW HAMPSHIRE APPOINTMENTS. - Tho
Governor and Council of New Hampshire have
made the following appointments in Cheshire
County;
\, B9liyer Lowell, Alstead; Amos Huntley,
NARROW i--,Justices Of tie Peace and Quorum
for cheshire County.
Oliver Shepherd, Alstead Isaac Aldrich, Jr.,
Troy Hollis Taylor, Franklin Doolittle Hins-
dale Samuel w. Prouty, Alstead; John w.
Richardson, Mark Cook, Parker ID. Cressey,
Chesterfield; Joel Whittemore, Fitzwilliam
Justin Fisher, Nelson; Jedidiah Sabin, Barton
Simmons, Westmoreland; Silas Hardy, Samu-
ell b. Aldrich, Geo. Tilden, Keene; ARA X.
Clark, Chesterfield; Henry A, Hitchcock, Wal
pole; Augustus Il. layers, IIinsdsle; Geo. w.
Stearns, CRATIC p. Allen, Rindge John Bur-
bank Winchester Ephraim Foster, Dauphin
W. Buckminster, Daniel Buss, c. Fred Webster
Kecne-J"stices Of tie Peace for Cheshire
County.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

The Bennington Republican Convention &C.
CURED on the 9th inst, when the following
nominations were made:
For Senators, JAS. /. Stark, Jr., of Benning-
ton, Williams Billings of Arlington; For AS
sistant Judges, Stephen c. Willard, of Stamford.
Thomas ). Bebee, of Rupert; For Sheriff, Cur
don H. Smith, of Manchester For States At
i1orney; Alanson T. Lyman, of Bennington;
For High Bailif, Lewis n. Sprague. of Win,
hall; For Judges of Probate, Samuel ii. Black
mer, Bennington District; Israel n. Sykes,
Manchester District
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17
/. A. Grant,
Henry +. Smith, County
Austin ]. Morse,
A. II. Tucker, Committee.
Lewis S. Walker,
July 10th, 1868.

The several towns in the County will be entitled to
representatives in the Convention under the following
Resolution, adopted in 1856:
Rcsored, That County Conventions hereafter be
called as Delegate Conventions that each town he
entitled to one delegate and one additional delegate
for every five hundred inhabitants and for every
fraction exceeding two hundred and fifty said dele
gates to be elected in the several towns.
According to this resolution the apportonment will
be as follows.
Athens 2 Brattleboro Brookline 2 Dover ;
Dummerston Grafton Guiltord Halifax ;
Jamucu 4; Londonderry 4; Marlboro 9; Newfanc !
Putney Rockingham : Somerset 2 Stratton q
Townshend Vernon Wardsboro 81 Wcstinins-
ter 4; Whitngham 4; Wilmington 4; Windham s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

JUDGE Cu1vER's CAsE.-A Grand Council
of Baptist Churches was held in Williamsburg,
New York, on Wednesday of last week, called
by the Hon l.. u. Culver. to review the evil
dence on which he was lately expelled from the
First Baptist Church there. Governor Fletch-
or Of this State was Moderator, and Ex-Gov.
Briggs Of Massachusetts, was one of the mem
bcrs. The Council was of course ca rarte. as
the Church refused to join in calling it. 1t ap-
pcared from the testimony of the Judge and
some of the members of the Church from which
he was accommodated that he was denied the
privilege of confronting the witnesses that tcs-
tilted against him and denied COPY of the tcs-
timony given. The whole proceedings of the
Church in the case were as secret as those of
the lnquisition. Judge Culver was completely
indicated by this council, and he and Mrs.
Brown, the lady with whom he was charged
with improper conduct, were pronounced, in It's
opinion, proper subjects for the fellowship and
confidence of any Baptist Church. There can
be no doubt that his expulsion originated from
political motives, as not a particle of evidence
was produced sustaining or tending to sustain
the alleged charges against him.
The Argus was very forward to cite the ac-
ton of the Church against this Fremont ora
tor;' we shall look to it for as clear state
mcnt Of the action of this council in vindication
of his character 1t will be no more than sim
pie justice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

How TIE MONEY GoEs.-The shamelessness
with which the present administration is squan-
dering the peoples money, to reward its merce.
nary partizans, is well illustrated in the follow
ing instance-one of acknowledgement in
the Louisville Journal =
1.-The mail route from Sanford to ALBANY in
this state, was let to Ii. f. Golf of ALBANY, for
the sum of $l,7S9 per annum, which was the
lowest and best bid. This letting was men
toned in the official announcement in the latter
part OF April. Mr.. Golf, the contractor. i'm
mediately commenced preparations for carrying
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

SENATORIAL NoMlNATIoNs.-The Republi-
cans of Washington county have nominated
JOSEPH POLAND and T. d. PUTNAM as candi
dates for Senators.
In Orange county b. w. BARTHOLOMEW of
Washington and r. VI. HILL of Topsham are
the Republican candidates for Scnctors.
In Rutland county the Republican candidates
for Senators are CHAuNcEY S. RAMSEY. MAR
TIN q. EvERTs and DAVID l.. NICHOLSON.
In Caledonia county Bliss y. DAVIS of Dan
vile, and A. G. CHADWICK of st. Johnsburv.
have been nominated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

UNIVERSITY OF VERMoNT.-At the approach
ing Commencement of the University of YER
mont the proceedings will be as follows; Rev.
Dr. Harris of Bangor, Me-, will address the So
eiety of Religious Inquiry. Rev. DIR. Storrs of
Brooklyn, n. Y, the Literary Societies. Rev.
Mr.. Cutler of Worcester, Mass, before the AL
umni. The Senior and Junior classes have en-
gagged the celebrated Germania Band to furnish
the music for the occasion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17
STATE FAIRs.-rhe following State Fairs will

IIO IUIIUWIIIB OIdlU It dIIS VIII
be held during the year!
Alabama, at Montgomery, Oct. IS to %.
Caliiorma' at Marysville, Aug 90 to 2S.
Connecticut, at Hartford, Oct. ~ tol5.
Illinois, at Centralia, Sept. IA toll
Indiana, at indianapolis, Oct 4 too
Iowa, at tuscaloosa, Sent. % to Oct. l.
Kentucky, at Louisville, Sept. 27 to Oct. 1.
Missouri at st. Louis, Sept. to 10.
New Hampshire at Dover, Oct. @ to 8.
New Jersey at Trenton, Sept. Is toll.
New York, at Syracuse, Oct. 8 to s.
Ohio Ono, at Sandusky, Sept. IA to II.
Rhode Island, at Providence, Sent. Is to 10
Vermont at Burlington, Sept. Ii to II.
Wisconsin, at Madison, Oct. to 7.
United States at Richmond Va. Oct. 20 to 80.
pennsylvania at Pittsburg Sept. % to Oct l.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

MlpDLEBuRY CoLLEGE.-The exercises of
oommencementat Middlebury College, for 1858,
will be as follows Sunday, Aug. sth Baccalaur-
ate Sermon, by Prof. Geo. N. Boardman. Mon
day evening, Concert by the Germania Band of
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Windham County request
Cd to meet in Delegate Convention at Fayetteville, on
Tuesday tile 10th day of August 1868, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
County Officers and Judges of Probate for the Dis
trcts of Marlboro and Westminster to be supported Mt
the next Freemens election in this State and to tran
sac. any other business properly coming before said
Couvention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17
EFT HAN ALLEN

BORN
in Litchfed CT 10th Jan a ID 1887 os
DIED
in Burlington VI 18Th Feb y 1859
and buried near the site Of
this monument
tsou,h siie.l
The
Leader Of the Green Mountain Boys
in the surprise and capture of
TICONDEROGA
which he demanded in the name
Of the Great Jehovah and the
Continental Congress
East side.l
Taken
Prisoner in daring attack on Montreal
and transported to England
he di.anned the purpose of his enemy
by the respect which he inspired
REBELLION AND THE REBEL
North side.l
WELDING
in the Pen as well rs the Sword. he was the
sagacious and intrepid
DEFENDER
of the New Hampshire Grants, and
Master Spiri,
the arduous struggle which resulted in the
Sovereignty and Independence
Of this State.
Free Press
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

See advertisement of DR.. Sanf6rd's Lirer hrig-
orator in anther column.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FoR GovERSon, HILAND HALL, Of Bennington
For LIEUT.. Gov. BURNHAM MARTIN, OF Chelsea
FoR TREASURER HENRY NJ. BATES, Of North6cld..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

CRors.--The long drought ended on Sunday and
succeeded by most genial rain. The crops arc
now all looking finely and arc growing rapidly, ex-
cept the democratic party-and even that is growing
smaller having become reduced TO "Stumptails."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

FrE.-A fire broke out on Tuesday, July 10, about
10 o'clock, A. NJ, in the tavern stand of Freeman
Wyman, Stmtton. The house, barns. and sheds were
all consumed, but their contents saved. Insured in
the Windham County Mutual for S50o.-Argus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

hes0tred hat in the sentiment of No SLAVERY
OUTSIDE OF THE SLAVE STATES" SLAVERY Lo-
CAL, FREEDOM NATIONAL" implying that Slavery. n
local evil and the creature of local law is 10 be M Gr
erer andistui5ed By the Federal Government IN HE
States ~here crisis, and its extension beyond that
limit forever excluded by positive prohibition-we
md ground OF settlement, just alike to the Slave
States and the free and therefore practicable and wise
FOR such settlement are pledge support and here
by invite the cooperation of all the States in the Union
disposed to meet the question in the spirit of Justice
and patriotism"
If that resolution does not sustain THE Pup-
MIX so far as this paper has undertaken to de-
fine the position ofthe Republican party of Ver-
mont on the question of Slavery, then we can
not understand the force of language. 1t equal
ly disproves the assertion of the Freeman that
non-interterence with slavery in the States
where 1t exists " has not been promulgated by
the Republican party of this State"
What the Freeman means by :" the effect in
the nation" we are at loss to conceive. If
that journal wishes to convey the idea that in
reference with slavery in the States where it
exists by local Legislation is part of the creed
OF the National Republican party it seeks to
give color to very erroneous impression. Not
line word or syllable can be found in the
Philadelphia Platform justifying such conclu-
sion. On the contrary the whole tenor of those
resolutions are antagonistieal to such an idea,
and incapable of any such Interpretation. The
tendency of Republicanism in this State and in
the nation is not to aboiionism, nor will the
party be made stepping stone upon which men
are to mount that hobby.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-17

LECTURE NY REV. Mn CLArf-In another portion
of this paper is an announcement of a Lecture, on
Wednesday evening next, by Rev. A. II. Clapp for
mery pastor of the Congregational Church in this
village. Both on account Of the favorable reputation
of the lecturer and the worthy object to which the
proceeds are to be devoted we shall look for full
housc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04
q ana 6B1 Uallsg Sur.
KANAWIIA q. Il. VA;
Tuesda, lIornEng, May i, 1888.
The Mills Again,

We ara constantly receiving inteli-
x.nco If the rion.arrival Of letters IF val
"a II this ofiipa. Indeed. letters are So
frequently intercepted between here and
Eastern Virginia, that the public have III
most ceased sending money Of valuable
papers through tls msil. Cannot the
proper authorities do sopaetling Is detect
the villain ot Villains who contriveI o rob
the mails !? Surely this state Of affairs
has been ii progress too long not 70 be
known BY the Post dee Department At
Washington.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04
Gardner. tlio man that struck Clarhson,

Gardner, Tho man that struck Clarhson,
and hat Locked tlte jailor il BIZ own
boarding house, and then made bis es-
cape. was captured ~ Ar. Kelly on
Tharsdaylasts on board of the IA w.
Quafriel.' 4 When lie broke jill lie left
he vateh ii tho jailor slssnds. and l
couple Of voeks since 81 passing down
shs river on 4 bali Boat. hs lad the iinapa-
dencs 10 hail Rfr. TX. and teIllhiln d bring
on Isis watch. MATTERS ars now more
conveniently arranged! He via Be
-.swstched,1 ana 5rouglst Up 10 time"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04
Il. B. SWANN.
j. s. SWAMI, / 1s'1'f'''
NOTICE.
Connlissioncrss Sale of Valuable 8 Land
= on Davis Greek.


6,onnnlissfoncrts Sale Of Valuable Lands
- on Das Isl Greek.
TYxisf6fe Of adecree Of tae Circuit Curt.
Id Of Konawha County. rendered at the faEl
Term. 1857 in certSinciancery capsps thsTsta
pending, in which DRYDEN and Cuhninehanl
are CcuSplsinants, and Thomas Dotsep, s. oth-l
ers. an Defendants, the unders;g neds Special
c lnmissioner appointed feE that purpose,
will, on
SATURDAY the 22d day Of May, 1855.
sell, At Public Auction, ID front Of the dcpr Of
the Court House OF Kanawha County, tol tas
highest bidder, a certain trPct az parcel q
land, lying in said County of KahawhaI on
tie head waters CT Dakfs Creek being TIE
same land DESCRIBED IS lst No. 8, in the plat
and report Of Abel P .Sennett and others, Gem
.missionsrs appointed BY order ofsaia Court to
divide tha lands 81 Esishn Detson, deceased,
which said plat and report are filed n sald
cause, aud 10 which reference II herewade fer
"a more particular description OF thelana afore-
said-said tract contains 81 Acres land.
Terms of Sale, Will he on credit OF three.
six, and nine months bond and good secs tIty
will be required. and the tile Ietainea, aata
the purchase money is paid. 81
40 w. Al. QUARTER, Commissioned
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04

We sre under renewed Obligations T.
the Hon. Al. @ JEsKIss. for various pub,
LID documents, also toI Hon. iona LErcH-
~, for his speech. delivered III lie House
" Representatives Oh the Deficiency Bill,
April III. 1858 and u the Hon. q. q!
CLaY Of AlaBarna, III his speech, .son
ths Bill to A Omit Kanza southern
Rights, how Aenaeed BIZ Nsrthefnism. Il
Delivered - tHo Y S. Senate, March II.
1858.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04

AHoraxR REyfvALs-At * Quarterly
Meeing held ii Bascon Chapel, fre miles
above dis place, on Elk river, by Rev,
NJ. Graves. preacher ii change, Of die II.
3. Church South, there were II conyer-
sions, 10 sccessions. The meeting closed
with 10 Or 90 nourners At the altar d
prayer. Mt. Graves was assisteAehY Rev
Brilliant p. e. and Rev. Mr.. Bickars.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-04

Hall y BIczEL. Point Pleasant, Va,
place their advertisement III the t'SS'tar'
ef this week We can recommend this
establishment tp theipublic. Their work
= vol made. and they use thelbest ma
.tArisls IL the manufacture of clothing
And, What is II greaterHin importance, you
oau always rely upon their word wlleth1
ter Il b As % point Of time. or quality q
ne goods they sdll, When YOU want. /:
good suitof clothing send 70 Hall q Bick4
al, Point PLEASANT Va.
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Sattion Sails


RuR11c A1ctfQz1-
|DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust eksr,zled
I'D BY VIM 4. Smith to The pnieIzigned
Trustees. oh the eth day q April 1895,
and Of record IN KanaVllas 90. court
Clerks Office. to secure David w
Clarkson tie payment Of certain anins q
money in said deed. set put aud descfib1
ed, we shall on Monday. the I5slA day pfI
February. 1858. at tie Court HQnse 81
Kanawha CO.. proceed 20 selb at Publie
Auction, % the highest bidder, for ready
morey, certain trsci Of land and SALE
property. opposite the townFof Maiden, on
the Southwest side Of Eanawha river. be-
ing the same property heretofore sold by
SAID d. j. w. Clarkson to said William a :
Smith, and which is az pfesIsnt operated
By said Smith as 4 salt property t9getheF
with all the fixtures, wells. engines, cop
per, snclions. tubes. metal syphons s&c:.
attached TO saidproperty ofussd thereon
Such title as is vested inthe IFusteses
and which isEbelieved tt be good. will be
conreyed. Z. B. SWAMI. F;...s,.s.l.
+. S. SWANN.s AEns 's
Dec. 18th, 1857 hse.
BY consent Of all parties, this ale i Cd
iourned and continued. until the Sd Mon
day ii April next, at the same place, when
the property mentioned above. will BY
like consent, be sold upon the following
terms, to-wit: $1,000 III cash. and the
residue uron q credit Of 6. III and q B
months. the purchaser q give bond. with
good security bearing interest from date.
and the title to the land viii be retained.
until the purchase money is all paid
T. b. SWAMI. H., a., 81.
u S SWAMI.
gFab. 10Th, 1858. 43
By consent or all parties. Ibis sAle ii Cd
sionrned, until the Sd Monday in ylIhe next
and upon tile same terms as they are lsssed
Tsffised, and 1.-the same place. ~
5N0.sS. SWAMI, r,,as...., s.
+ b. SWAMI, .'1ssss-.
ATril f9th. 1859.
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commissioners Sale Of Valuable Coal
Lands, aud Salt property, on he
II II q fkanaEila River. 81 -

In compliance with the directions ofa De-
cree Of The circuit court ofthe County 81 Ka-
naWha, rendered at the last FaiIterm fhefeof.
in d suit pending thereinin c hancery. wherein
Hairless and Lanham are Complai nants, and
the Administrators aud Hers OF Crocket Iigies.
late Of said County deceased, and othesss are
Defendants --the Undersigned. appointed COM
missioners for that purpose By that decree,
viii sell to the highest bidder, at the font:
door cf the Court House of said County, IN
Charleston, on Mondsy. tie 10th day OF April.
1858, the several tracts of land Of which tie
said Cricket giles died seized and possessed
situated, lying, and being in tits Coants..
and are as fsllows-
Lot No I, of the sWcs1ington Burning
Spring traef.,i containing II acres 50 poles.
A part of the Conrad Smith tract, = and an
undivided fourth part of two-thirds OF all the
back, or mountain lands, formerly belonging
10 the estate Of John Reynolds deceased, snl
which form part Of the Washington Burning
Spring tract the Conrad Smith tract, the
g Harrison tract', Neal and Slaughter tract =
and The Steele tract and all The right. title
and lnterst in law. or in equity, ID and to oil L
the lands SOLD ID Franklin Reyndlds by the
Deed of Partition, dated May Is, $50. and
which was conveyed ID the said lagles by fhe
said franklin Reynolds, and othefs, by seeI
dated Sept. 5.1ats. and u record III Kama IL
Clerks Once.
These lands are well known to be yaIusbls
as a coal property and salt property, and lie
hott9n land is Of q Superior qualify. Tbs
property will be sold IN parcels. or in entife-
III, as purchases may desire, and as viii Sc
found 10 be most Advantageous.
FERNS So much OF the purchase nsonev
as shall be necessary 10 pay the costs Of snit
and of sale, will be required in cash, aud tie
residue on credit Of oaE. rive, and rHarr
years, 10 equal instalments, bearing interest,"
ffom the day Of sale, the purchaser. IL bur
chesers. giving bond with good personal stcn
|titg. alIiihe title detained until payment az
said bonds in f,ll.
JAMES i CARR, . snesisi
THO. i. SW ANNs} Cons.
FEB. fG, 1858. vIs;42.
This sale is adjourned until Sd Monday il
May next, at same place.
.. L. CARR
81 7. B. SWAMI. Son : IS