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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

draw also. This they did. after first at
tempting to thrust the old howl about
Iowa Point being bigger than White
Cloud, and White Cloud wantingto cheat
her ont Of her rights, before the Conven-
ton. But the Convention very properly
refused to listen to this stuff, and empow-
erel the delegation to fll any vacancy
occasioned by the withdrawal Of Dele
gates. 1t was very small business for
one aspiring to be Free State leader. to
attempt thus to distract the party, in the
present crisis, when there were plenty Of
its enemies peeping around, seeking for
capital to accomplish the same thing.
The Convention had not adjourned,
before Pro Slavery emissaries were around
attempting to breed trouble. These were
principally men who have heretofore pre-
tended to be Free State As we predict
ell, they got hold Of the friends of unsuc-
cessful candidates, pretended to synpa-
thize with them. an.i asked if they couldn't
see how the thing was done? 1t had all
been fixed mp before hand-a certain per-
son had set the triggers. and certain clique
had directed the whole affair. This was
the. sort Of argument used, and the kind
that will be used before the people. We
hope no one will be deceived by them.
Let the Free State party stick together.
and they can rout the demagogues most
triumphantly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
q we presume il vim soon beeom.

R We presume it will soon become
an authenticated fact, that all the great
men that ever lived. were Virginians BY
birth. The country has heretofore been
content to believe that Gen. Jackson was
born in South Carolina; but some wise
acre has discovered that Virginia was his
native State. We may expect soon to
see a claim set up, that jesus Christ was
Virginianl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
Keep you eyes skinned for lola

IoLA.-As j. is the real hobby of the
Pro-Slavery party, in the present cam
paign. (although kept in the dark, to
remove the County Seat to the city Of
lola. we will give a description Of the
place. that strangers may know it while
passing through it.
lola is situated in Wolf River Town
ship, several miles from the Mission, near
Wolf River, on a high rise of ground
between the big corn-6eld and Judge
Lewis Crossing of Wolf The principal
Improvement is a frame building, with a
stove.pipe sticking ten feet out of the
roof, the siding nailed on in rather a
Stacking manner, boards nailed over
most of the the windows, and bunch of
red peppers hanging against the side Of
the house next to the road.
lola is owned by a number of promi-
nent Pro- Slavery Democrats of Doniphan
County, who hope. by binding the eyes
of the people. to secure q majority in the
next Legislature. and have the County
Seat removed to their famous city.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
NOTICE.

In order that Hotel Propristors TO whom this
papcr is sent without their orders, may not sup
pose that bill for subscription win hereafter be
presented To them. we will state that 300 copies
have been subscribed for, and ordered to be sent
regularly to the principal Hotels throughout the
Union; and the only return asked is, that the
proPrietOrs keep them on file, where they may
be read by all who visit their houses.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

CoRREcnoS.-In our article last week
headed "Rulo and the Chief" our types
made us make mistake in the following
language, "but the patents have not been
issued and there is no knowing when they
will be-" we meant to have said ''that the
patents have not been issued, but it is ex-
pected they will be soon" -Rulo Guide
We can account for the mistake that
the types made. You were green enough
to tell the truth and when you masters
saw it, they stirred up a hornets nest
about your ears. and you had to make
the correction. and lay the whole fault
upon the poor little types.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

re- AT Troy, on Saturday. we met
several of our brethren of the press-Mr.
Thompson. of the Geary City Era. and
Mr.. Tompkins, of the Elwood Press.
Besides these. there were several others
who expect shortly to become editors.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
A Miners 0ut-ht--BOught By an Oh
Miner.

As very many parties AMI eompaD.,
are now engaged in buying their prori,
ions, camp. mining and travelling ou,S,,
for the new gold regions upon the be,I
waters Of the Arkansas and the Sor,L
Fork of the Platte River. we publish b.
low for the benefit Of other comD.Di,,
who may wish to buy outfits, a scbedpIc
of every article that a company NAV DOS.
sibly need. the same being selected by an
old California miner, Mr.. John |. Pric.
a man who has had as much experiences
in adventure among the mountains anil
mines Of California as any man in IVES.
tern Missouri:
Mr. PRICES PROVISION OUTFIT FOR For,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
e We have seen The COINED

r. We have seen the comet They
fooled ns-made rs believe it was to be
seen in the morning. We looked in the
evening. and. in the language of Napoleon
BOnaparte at the battle Of George Wash
ington-" Tesi vidi, gisa vsrsa!"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

Ho! FARMERS You have strong
inducements to vote the lola ticket, nom
mated last Monday. 1t is pledged in
favor of your hogs eating and getting fat
on the acorns that are so abundant in the
woods They are down on the Hog Law !
What if, in this sparsely timbered coun-
try, many farmers are too poor to build
fences They have no business to be.
The hogs must run out to gather the
acOrns, and if they get among your corn,
it is your own look out. The hogs can't
help it, if it is their nature to like corn
better than bitter acornsl Neither can the
Iolians help it. if corn and acorns ripen
about the same time. But if they succeed,
they will endeavor to remedy this bungle
of nature. That will be the chief issue,
in next years campaign. At all events,
they are distinctly in favor of hogs l.
Farmers, If you don't vote for them, you
are very Observation-Disclosures all |
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

drsd pounds Bacon, Eve buDd,.,
Flour, two hundred pounds g., poOad.
hundred pounds Sugar, on. To
pounds Crackers, Sardines. P.nuOn drs
pounds chewing and one barr.I ~ a
Tobacco. small jars Pickles. p uotas
Lead and Caps. Say about t,. roEds
or twenty-five ewt., it win be sL.ES
speculation and not cost much TS'Oss
wide tread wagon, same as min. n'''I
one to drive and q horse for vonr..s ''ss
a government help. cartridge, and ", WI
ME Ball to shoot Buffalo after w W. S'la
Ksarney. There is no dificpI,v ls'''
the road. and the whole distapcs .I''i
seven hundred miles. and l shall 600. a:OS'
depend on your coming out. Brin"ail
ing else but the above and SIX lonS T0A
died shovels, steel blades, and AIN . p nv
axes well made. and six large bread :. q
all for mining purposes. lam nOw =, ,s
ing to an old trapper who SAYS n. ::
tiers are mild. and beyond a dOubt w. W.
in abundance. In fact i have seen !, S s:a
my own eyes, and il l do not 81. =. ~
with or without wagon BY Decsm6.! ~
shall come in myself; but thh w.,
will be the harvest, and / hope Won ..'
arrange matters so you can come
All well and in good spirits with e..
thing ahead to strive for. Prsr;;.-,S
was exceedingly anxious about the 49,.
Regards to ell / have Just said ''yoI. y.
Charley" Evsryours,
j. A. WYBLEu
(FOm Mr. Fteh.)
DEAR C: Tell my brother JrI;..
to come oct here at once. He apdo mo..
here than in Leavenworth a tbor,,.i
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

New YoRK.-The effort to unite the
Republicans and Americans in New York
has failed. and both parties havefull State
tickets in the field. 1t is quite probable
that the efforts to unite these parties in
the Congressional elections will be equal
ly as unsuccessful and the consequence
will be, q number of Lecomnton Con-
gressmen returned from New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
FLArrERIso OrINloN.-We have Sc

FLArTERING OPrEIoN.-We have sew
eral times spoken Of the desperate efforts
of the broken down Pro-Slavery gang in
this County, to induce respectable people
to set them on their legs again. In these
efforts, they have used the psmes of men
who never have belonged, nor never will
belong to their party, be it called Demo
cratic, Conservative. or what not-espe-
cially what not Joseph Thompson, of
the Geary City Era, was thus rung in.
The Era begs of them to excuse Thomp-
son, and incidentally gives a slight ink
ling of its high appreciation of one
certain individual living not "far about"
here. who was mainly instrumental in
eating up the movement. The Era says:
"a Democratic Convention was held
in Troy to-day, and string of wishy
washy, insulting, no-sense- in them reso-
lutions were passed, and a lot of very
important committees appointed. On one
of the committees from Wayne township
we observe the name of Joseph Thomp-
son |! What means that 7? Cannot they
get enough Democrats and are they
obliged to fill up the committee with the
most bitter opponents of National De-
mocracyr When Mr.. Thompson seeks
political utilization with such men as
Thomas ,. Key and other notorious, blood
stained Border Rufians, it win be some
time hence. We think we smell mice
Mr.. Thomson is at present confined to his
bed. but will probably be able to notice
this himself in the next Era"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
CoTroEwooD SPRIHos,
August 10Th, 1858.

pEAR c: ] am now on my way
to Cherry Creek. At this place splendid
gold has been discovered. On receipt Of
this I want you to bring out . wagon
loaded with provisions, say one barrel
Whisky, half barrel Brandy. thrss hum
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

MAIxE.-The Maine election has gone
all one-sided. The Republicans have
elected their Governor by 5000 or 1900
majority, and the entire Congressional
delegation. But they had these before.
It Is no fun to hear from such States
Wait till next month, when the news win
begin to come, of honest men elected in
place of Lecomptonites
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

some CoRS.-Mr. &c. HoBBs, living
on Cellar Greek. in this vicinity, has LEFT
two ears of corn with us. full of large,
well-6lled grains +; one of thO ears measu-
ring 12t inches. and the other 10 inches in
length. He says they are only average
ears in his field, but when he has time, he
will hunt out some large ones.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

HAEL-Nurs.-These delicious nuts are
exceedingly abundant in this country, and
the present year. the yield is very large.
Loads Of them are now being gsthsrei
daily. ,...-1..., 5,t
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

Ew The Mansfield is very unlucky
boat, for SO good an one. She came down
on Friday, with her wheel broken to
smash. She manages to stick on the bar
between here and Rulo, every trip she
makes. How does this come? Her pilot
must be at fault, Other boats rarely stick
there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

NuTs FOR THE BoLTERs.-The Free
State men of this Township, who per-
mitted themselves to be dragged into
support of the Union Township ticket,
are now having nice spectacle to con-
template. They had better permit the
Pro- Slavery leaders to haul them around
BY the nose few more times. E. Hub
bard, their Chairman of Supervisors, is
one Of the Pro Slavery Township Com.
mittee; ]. Sparks. their Township Clerk,
is PrO-SlAvsry candidate for the Legis-
lature; Mr.. Burkhsrt. one of their Con-
stables, and Brown, another of their Su-
pervisors, were Delegates to the Pro-
Slavery County Convention, on Monday.
Go It, ye criPplesI Free State men. be-
hold your work u
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

PIKE's PEAK-The Pixies Peak gold
discovery, from all accounts. appears to
be genuine and as the excitement ap-
pears to be mp throughout the country.
We this week publish such information
from the diggings as seems to be reliable.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

~ Godey's Lady's Book. for octO-
Der. contains Eve Steel Engravings, several
Fashion Plates. piece of Music. num-
Der of Patterns. and a large amount of
valuable reading. If we could think Of
any good thing we have not heretofore
said of Cooley. we would say It now.
Philadslphia-s2 . year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
(From the Leavenworth Tmes.)
GOOD NEWS FROM THE DIGGINsI
IMPORTANT LETTERS.
THE GOLD REGION A FIXED FAcrI

It is with much pleasure and satisfaction
that We feel enabled, through the kindness
Of A. @. Wade. Esq, Of this city. 10 lay
before our readers some letters containing
important facts relative to the, new gold
region.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
WASHINGTON, Sept. ]

W AoHINUIUNI btPI' 10.
The President has ordered the further
postponement of the Kansas Land Sales
until July next.
The rdason for this is stated to be finan-
cial pressure in the country, and the con-
segment inability of the settlers to prove
and pay for their presumption by the
time fixed by the proclamation ordering
the sale in November. The lands COM
prise 1000, 600 acres.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
Total to Pixies Peak,
To Cherry Greek,
Total,

Persons by this route not only avail
themselves Of the nearest and most direct
route, and have less large streams to cross.
but also have the advantage of settlements
to within $50 miles Of the mines. The
route is along the military road to Fort
Riley thence crossing the Kansas River,
along the South side Of the Smoky Hill
Fork to its head thence across the divide
between the Arkansas and Kansas to Big
Sand, branch Of the former: crossing
this stream. and keeping a due west
course. Pixies Peak will be reached in
three days travel. In no place does this
route deviate more than ten miles from q
direct line.
To Cherry Creek, by the Northern
route
From Leavenworth to Fl. Kearney, 200
To mouth Of South Fork Of Platte, 100
To st. Vrain's Fort, on s. Fork Of
Platte, ITO
To Cherry Creek, 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

LAND SALES POSTPONED 1T has been
a very long time indeed, since the Presi-
dent has done anything, particularly in
reference to Kansas, for which we could
commend him. However, he has now
done an act which We heartily endorse,
and which will no doubt be endorsed by
the entire people Of Kansas. The follow
ing intelligence reached us by Wednes-
days mail
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

The above exhibit will furnish to MI
ners q good estimate Of what complies
outfit for the mines will cost, and what y
consists Of. Mr.. Price accompanies !Gs
party, and has made this selection VIE
great care.-Kansas City JoHr. q Co.'S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
To the Mines Distances Settlements
Winter Quarters.

The shortest route from Leavenworth
is via Fort Riley and Smoky Hill; Fork.
Fort Riley is only FIVE miles South Of .
direct line from Leavenworth to Pixies
Peak. We give below table of air line
distances. Some allowances must be
made for deviations:
From Leavenworth to Fl. Riley, los
To head of Smoky Hill Fork. $50
To crossing of Big Sand Greek,
branch Of the Arkansas, so
To Pixies Peak, 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

ScRrXMAeE.-Gen. Lane and Benjamin
Wrigley. lawyer of Doniphan. had a
muss. one day last week, and a slight
knocking between them ; but neither one
was MORALLY killed. IL was reputed that
Lane had challenged Wrigley, but Lane
is not around doing that way. at present.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
Total,

The Northern route Is very crooked,
and it would be safe to estimate at least
one-third more for deviation. making the
total distance to Laramie Peak 700 miles.
Settlements are made on the Forks Of
the Kansas River to within 275 miles Of
Pixies Peak. It is rs miles from Pixies
Peak 70 Fort Massachusetts,, in New Mex
leo ; to Fort Pueblo, on the Arkansas, 40
miles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

MINNEoLA VERSUS lola. = Has not
every one noticed what a cry the Pro-
Slavery men have suddenly raised against
the Minneola speculation of the last Leg
iSlature? Perhaps every one is not aware
that this-cry is only raised to cover up
an ola scheme Of their own. The getters
up of thc new movement in this County,
are interested in tract of land which
they have laid out into town lots, and
callel lola. They have iun the Pro-
Slavery hobby into the ground. and have
found it necessary to get up something to
swin,Ile the people, and make a specula-
ton for themselves. They cry Black
Republicanism, Negro Equality. Mime
ola. and all such humbugs, in order to
induce people to go with them. and place
them in power, when lola stock will be
pushed forward. Look out for breakers
Troy is in danger
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
A. WYBIE,
(Fom M. Rtek.l

DEAR c.: Tell my brother Jnli.
to come oct here at once. He can Do mo,.
here than in Leavsnworth a tbon,,,i
times. Ever yours 44
CHARLES H. FIFTH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

ESPECIAL NOTICE. We think this
number Of the Chief would be good
specimen for the vipers at Iowa Point to
send on to Washington City, for the in
spection of the Administration 1t con-
tains several articles giving an inkling of
what we think of scoundrels and rascals
generally, and they may be interesting to
the President. What a bright idea
Sending copies of the Chief to head
quarters, at Washington for what
Was it to induce the President to bestow
upon us some official patronage? or was
it to irritate the old codger, and induce
him to have White Cloud suspended ?
This thing was even done by certain par
ties at Iowa Point. Verify, the day of
small potatoes is upon MS. In the Ian
guage ola person. himself a strong Admin
istration man. who spoke to US upon the
subject. sit was the most exquisitely small
specimen of potatoes that has yet been
produced in Kansas % Better do it
again--yon're getting your names up |!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23
Total to Cherry Creek,

Total to Cherry Creek. 500
To Laramie Peak. viG Fort Laramie ::
From Lervenworth to Fl. Kearney, 200
To Fort Larimie. go
To Laramie Peak, (gold mines. IS
Total k2A
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-23

sincerity, within several weeks past, whe-
Their we are not getting to be Locofoco?
And quite a number of our SOLICITORS
friends have kindly prophesied that we
will be q full blooded Locofoco before
FIVE years pass BY We entreat of them
to rest easy. When some
of them were Simon-pure Locofocos, we
were the opposite; and when many Of
them. hereafter, are found wallowing in
the slough of Locofoeoism. we expect to
be found opposing theml Stick a ten
penny nail there!'
Little did We think, at that time, that
Captain Walker would be one of the
first to lie down in the mud-hole he had
selected for us, and that in but little over
one-fourth the time be had allowed Us
Yet it is even so-he is hugging and
supporting the man whom, but two years
ago, he opposed so bitterly-supporting
the head and heart of the Democracy of
the Third District-its Alpha and One
gs-its Dictator and its God-for VAL
landigham is the Democracy of that
District. His word is law, his nod is
authority-by him the party swear. and
when he pronounces his fat, woe unto
the man who, by word or deed, dares to
dissent. He is a most violent partisan,
and obsequious panderer to the South.
Several years since. when nearly the en-
tire Northern wing of the Democracy
were strongly tinctured with Free State
principles. he got up meeting in Dayton,
made q speech, and had string Of Reso-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
.sosT o. sulFarNrs 10 RIdaaos !.
Y.LUAiBLE IFT
Erar.7aa FOR. o 81 =.

THE subscriber offers for} I 81. ~, |.
I / l.Isalethe farm on. which 81
he new resides, adjojning Is j
the village of Coasn,oath, Kanawha
county. Virginia. containing about 500
acres. Inoretqr less, 4 large proportion OF
which Is Kamwha and Coal liver bottom,
of the finest and most productive quality.
The upland ail ofexcellcnt qualify, and
well adapted Is lie culture oftobacco, III
addisionFto the ordinary crops Of the
country.
The House and outfhuildings are very
,comnodious and comprise every building
necessary, Oh convenient fir 4 well ar
ranged farm. The situa;ienIof The house
is beautiful and commanding. and the
lawris. well set ID English grass, and in
forest trees. The farm is we'll wasered
having several fine springs.
The attention ofthose desiring fine
farm and comfortable homestead, situated
5ip the midst Of an intelligent and refined
community is respectfully invited to
this opportunity The subscriber will
take pleasure IN showing the premises to
any ono desiring to purchase. Terms
viii be moderate. accommodating and rea-
sonablc. BIS. THOMPSON,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
- na 80 afo1a e. .

JEWELRI, SILVER, PLATED M ARE, &c.
aSyVEare nowin. Il ceiptofh large aud SPLEEN
wv t!fi assortment 0f Amps every variety
ot MATCHES AND lie tN ELL Y tof the la
rcst sstylts, selected from the best Manafac-
tufer !, W3t il great dare, Ky dge of pur firm,
who ii experirHcaftr la such M tttrs,H and has
justIrttnded flom the East With Y STOCK that
i, ffs colipetitoh. FF.|- 1! IEE1AHrf.
sirtat bargains calnBbe had anil tsEcse leAl-
ne fehatle Time ke.p siso,lIss4i vail them
-se lre SEof the opplrlnniiy, of Selecting from
onr pcesenta s2Itment3 as allEeanbe snit4e q S
.ftgaftS# lyle and pnet. u III HIE .H =
n NeSflaNr some very Super az H.. W fIf
II tII,ROAD CLIO KS AN ID W .iTCIEI.S
/ Alsa-Eew styls. Diamond, Grrsl, Cameo
IMesaic. Rufyan Pearl and1:afnst md Pearl
Piass Far Rims Flngeb II sff ~ a f.5ff
~, sa at gf''7 II ~ silver
M Geld ana siTsfr spectacies,'o spit oil
Isl .bts. 3 tER LAL SlER H6tf OW WEN, rs
i n Comcrof Maih,ant Foath Iretts, {.
| Stptcnber A, Silly CAnt nnati, ONO
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-19
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, IN
CHARLESTON.

DIV virtue Of a decree fenser9d in the
ID ICircuit Cont of KaHawha County, at
its Fall Term. 1851, i'll the suit oi II has d.
Swshn. Guard "a! DC. vs.. MarjeryJ }. Kt-nna
and Ills, the undersigned, as Special Commfs-
sionef, will ofIerfor sale, Ut public ancii IN,
to.fhe highest bidder, Oh Monday The 2ild day
ois February, III SEon the pteaiise the house
aiia lDt in fhs baImenfionel, situated In The
ToMh Of Chsflestun. opposite The Iesid<n
Of Ai w. Qnarrier, Esq. This is one Of the
mpstIlesirahle lois for a pfi 'ate resderce IN
Tie A,wn, and viii be sold as an entirety, or
III several parcels, as may w ddetnsa best for
fhe Ihrlies III interest, . ilI#I
4 II IsR MS.-The sale VIII he made on credit
or si4, tpeltf am si.shteen mouths, the pnr-
cltaSsH giving bonds witlFgdoa personal secur-
itff The purchase mohey btarlHg interest
tr9ln3the daYoi sale, and the Commissioner
tetai9ing the title un!il the puFchasa money
Is paid. 2 JAMES N. CARR,
DE %, 1851. tt i Comm SSioRer.