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The Railroad House and
EATING SALOON.
Bridge ST., doors below Depot, and
COMMERCTAT pow DTNrNn cATooN

EA l1NU SALOON.
Bridge ST., doors below Depot, and
COMMERCIAL ROW DINING SALOON
AND RESTAURANT,
In Cray's Building, cor of Union 4 Church sts.,
LAMBERTVILLE, N. ].
J. K. ZEIGLER, PROPRIETOR.
EVERYTHING in its respective season may
~ be procured at the above establishments.
0ysters,-Stewed. Fried, and
on half shell. Sardines, Pies, Cakes, Picked
CLAIMS, &C., &C.,
DRINKABLES.-Ale,- Smith's Grey's and
Kohl's; Porter, Cider. Sarsaparilla, and Min
eral Waters.
Oysters and Confectionery at Wholesale.
Bording and lodging by the day or week, and
meals furnished at all hours of the day or night.
Nov. ], '59.-lm.
FOR THE HOLIDAYSl
ICE CREAM
TARRAPINE
CHAMPAGNE, DC. &C.
Family Oysters 50 cents per Hundred during
the Season.
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VIM. BraubacIl.
Notice.


TresspasseFs, Beware.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS, RESIDENTS OF THE
i Township of WEST AMWELL in the Co,
of Hunterdon, hereby give fair notice to all who
it may concern, that they win prosecute to the
fullest extent of the law any person or persons who
may be found trespassing upon their lands,
either for the purpose of Hunting, Cunning,
Fishing, or gathering Nuts or Berries =
Amos S. Wilson, Robert Fl. Smith,
Andrew D. w Stout, Ralph Burroughs,
Peter Phillips, John e. Smith, Peter
T. Bainbridge, George NJ Holcombe,
john W. Phillips, Joseph Phillips,
Joseph Lands, John S. Abbott, Ralph
Burroughs, Cornelius H. Rose, Peter
s. Pidcock, Henry r. Dis, William
0. Poetzsch, Ferdinand Poetzsch,
John Sebold, D. B. Sebold, Joseph 81.
Sebold, Phillip Rick.
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Look to Your Own Interest.

II HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND APPLE
4 TREES, DWARF PEAR TREES, CHERRY
TREES. GRAPE VINES, LAYTON BLACK
BERRIES, with Shade and Ornamental Trees
to suit the eye and at prices to suit the pocket,
at my nurseries, Sand Brook, Hunterdon Co.,
N. J
JOHN 7. SERGEANT.
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rNHE LARGEST
CHEAPEST
AND BEST
ASSOR TMENT OF
COOKING, PARLOR,
HALL, OFFICE, BAR
ROOMAND
CHURCH STOVES,
OF EVER Y VARIETY,
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL, AT
NORTONfS
PREMIUM STOVE DEPOT,
Phillipsburg, n j.
Dec 81, emo.
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A. Grants

Marble and Stone Yard
CORNER OF YORK AND MAIN-sTs., OPPOSITE
CoRYELL's HALL,
LGm15ertUtLe ". J.
Monuments, Tomb tones, and all kinds of
Stone Work furnished at 30 per cent. cheaper
than has before been offered in this place, or
anywhere else. nov9. '59-tf
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby giJen that the notice in
another column of this paper. of the dis
solution of the firm of JOHN L. GORDON d
Co., is false, and wilfuIly misrepresented by John
L. Gordon, talias) Elgordon, the said firm re-
mains the same as it has heretofore, and will till
further notice is given, By
Nov 9'59.-tf v. X. MATHEWS,
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$50 Fifty Dollars. 1850

NDoO NEAVJ DVKENA % SIDoO
Oy Fifty Dollars Month, 81
To- and all Expenses Paid. ID
THO introduce our NEW NATIONAL double
THREAD TWENTY DOLLAR SEWING Ma
CHINE. A great chance for Travelling Agents
to engage in permanent business, at 5000 a
year and expenses Address, with stamp, for
particulars, J. W. HARRIS & Co.,
No. Is, Shoe and Leather Eachange,
Nov. 30-2m. BosToN, Mass,
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For Rent.

TTNHE subscriber offers for Rent, on reasonable
terms, two store rooms in Coryell's Build
ings, cor of Main and York sts., Lambertyille
suitable for any class of business. The situa-
tion is desirable one and can be made CON-
mercial centre Call on J. r. YOUNG,
Dec. IA, 1859. cor. of Main and York SITS
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Convention.
TAS. S. WILSON,
~ Having been elected
CHIEF JUDGE
of Watches and Jewelry,
for the
COUNTY OF HUNTERDON,
Would be happy to consult all persons relative
to such articles, in the way of Dress Jewelry,
and Watches. His Stock being unequalled for
STYLE quality, quantity, and price. Standard
Silverware, and also best quality Plated Ware,
constantly on hand, together with large stock
of Clocks. &c. Nov. 9.59
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Nj. COhen'S
Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made
| to the Legislature at its next session to char
ter a company with capital of 81, 900, 600, with
power to double the same, for the construction
of Railroad from Perth Amboy to the Della
ware river, for the transportation of coal, pro-
duce, and such other business as properly ap-
pertains to Railroad. nov. 30,-6w.
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For Sale or Rent!

For Sale or Rent!
A FEW STORES WITH DWELLINGS
IN attached, are being finished in Commercial
Row, on Union-st., in the most business part of
Merchants or Dealers in Confectionery, &C., DO.
r Price $4,000 each, or $50 per
annum Rent, apply to
noy3. SO SIDNEY BLACKWELL.
Dissolution of Partnership.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between
L John L. Gordon and Vincent R. Mathews,
trading as John L. Gordon & Co., is this day
dissolved All persons having claims against the
firm will please present them to John L. Gordon
for settlement, and those indebted, will please
call on him and settle the same.
Sept. 20, 1859. JOHN Z. GORDON.
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News for the People.

NEWS IUr Tie People.
A goodly assortment of daily and weekly
N newspapers constantly on hand, at the
NEWS DEPOT, on Bridge Street, opposite
Carver Williams Store,) Lambertville, N. J.
All the MAGAZINES and PERIODICALS of
the day on hand or furnished to order, at the
publishers rates. Book Binding of all kinds
promptly attended to, at Trenton Prices. Sta
tionary, cheap. ]. MCLLINEAUX.
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Dissolution of Partnership

Plaster! Plaster
TINE undersigned is prepared to furnish the
4 farmers with PLASTER during the season at
reasonable price for CASH. He has also,
A fer hatmdred gallons Of old Flar Seed OIL,
Which he will sell at fair price for CASH.
All orders either by mail or otherwise, will re-
ceive punctual attendance.
May II, 1859.-7m* W. Fl. KEEPER
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11

MiLITSRY CoAYESTI0y.-There are some important
changes to be made In the military legislation of this
state. and for proper consideration Of the whole
subject, Convention Of the officers Of the different
military companies Of the State has been called at
Davenport, Sept 6h each company to be represented
by three commissioned officers in full uniform. Capt
Lttler Of this city, and Capt Wallace Of Muscatine
have been ascertaning the views of the volunteer
companies Of the State Out OF twenty-eigit compa-
Mes eighteen have pended that they will be rep
resented here at this convention, and the remainder
will doubtless be beard from. We link these repre-
seutatives of the different companies of Iowa will not
only have very agreeable time here, but may ac-
conpsh great deal for the objects they have IL,
view The Dubuque Herdid thus alludes to this mil
itsry conyention:--[ Ddtenpo,t Gazette. ...... . .
military MArrEEs.-Capt Robinson yesterday re-
ceiyed letter from Capt. Wallace of the Muscatine
Light Guards asking him, connection with the 9th
err officers of uniformed companies to Join In mill
tary convention, to be held Sept 9th, at Davenport =
The object of the convention L. stated to be for the
purpose Of agreeing npon military law and securing
its passage in the pext General Assembly. ~ g.
The majority OF companies heard FROM thus far have
agreed as follows:
I LIST. To meet at Davenport on September 9th
Cd The representation to be confined TO uniformed
officers
8'i. Each company to be represented by three com.
nissioned officers, or ether members il they cannot
attend. -I
4th. All delegations to appear in full uniform.
The matter as we learn Is pretty wen advanced and
the cooperation of majority Of the companies In the
State have thus far been obtained. Capt Wallace o,
Muscatine and Capt X. N. Lttler, of the Davenport
Sarsheld Guards have thus far acted secretaries.
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Hon. Caleb Baldwin.

The most cheering reports reach In regard the
popularity Of this gentleman the Missouri slope
and in the old Judicial District which he was Judge
Iowa has never had for Judge Of any of its Districts
more modest upright, ADLER man than Caleb
Baldwin. lie has yer sought Office for he is q man
OF singular difiidence lie has never held an ONCE
that was not thrust upon him. the entire satisfac
ton Of the public As private citizen he 10 model
Of unobtrusive merit; rs . Lawyer and Prosecuting
Attorney for Jefferson county, he ever noted for
the strictest probty, aud Judge the Bench he
was distinguished for his Learning and impartiality
Said an old gentleman to us the other day, one who
had known the Judge from the time he was boy In
Washington County, Ps.:-"Cals Baldwin is one Of
the few would be willing entrus at my death
with the little property that might leave 70 support
my widow and educate My children" Such 10 the
sentiment Of confidence entertained toward him by
all who know him.
We are assured that Judge Baldwin win far ou.run
the strength Of his party both the Slope and in his
old Judicial Circuit He we'll deserves his popularity
and will make the best Judges that ever presided
ON the Supreme Bench OF Iowa.-Hasckeys. ~
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Aug. II, 1sso-nsa Nv -. ''''

To Lucius Bond. Emmadilis Bond, Bathena Whit
comb, Rufus whitcomb, Rsbeccs A. Nudge and
Jesse Windsor. 4'# sr Ne 80 N
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
u there Is now file In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Wapelo County, lows q peti.
tton off Crane, alleging that thelsth day oJuly
1887, Jesse II. Nudge executed 10 him his promissory
note for $780, due July H. 1885, And that said Jesse
H. Nudge and Emmadilla Nudge, his wife, mortgsged
to said Or me to secure the payment Of said note the
Eat ofthe N. Z. Y Of Section 81, In township n
n. OF 4. 10 West In said county. That said jesse H.
Nudge Is now deceased, and that you his heirs
that said note IL due and unpaid And that said Crane
Ia said petition asks judgment upon said note and the
foreclosure Of said mortgages against you heirs
of said decedent. 800
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of the next term of said
Court In September next judgment will be rendered
BY default, AND your interest In the said morgaged
premises foreclosed according the prayer Of said
petition. T. BfGHAM Atty for Pi,H
State Of Iowa. IS This notice came into my hands
August, 1852 The within named defendants not
'a Angus. 81 isss wpM,s so s sh1Fs
The within notice having been returned endorsed
ey the sheriff OF wapeilo county, The within named
defendants: not found In my county" at the request
OF the Plaintiffs attorney Il 10 ordered that the With
In notice be published In the Ottumva Courier q
Newspaper printed and published In Ottumws Iowa
tor four consecutive week.. JOSEPH HAYNE.
August y. 1854. Clerk, District Court
Aug 4, b92l4w
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TO A. CASTOR, Administrator Of the Estate of Jesse
H. Mudge, deceased, Emma D. Nudge widow, Ru-
fus Whitcomb, Bethana Whitcomb, Elisha Whitcomb
RebeCca whitcomb, Lucius Bond. Emma D. Bond
Michael Nudge, Jesse J. Nudge, Emeline Nudge and
Jesse w. Winsor:
VOU and each ofyou are hereby notified that there
IL IL now on hle In the once Of the Clerk OF the
Wapelo District Court, Iowa, the petition Of James
Jesse H. Nudge, deceased for $780, and the forecIos
ure offs mortgage executed BY deceased on the EX
OF the Of section 81, r. II, N. Range is W. and
that the equity Of redemption be forever barred and
foreclosed, ~ against each and all Of you.
Now unless you sppear and answer 10 said petitiou
on or before the morning Of September the 9th 1857
judgement will be rendered against yon on said peti.
tion. HENDERsH0rT BURTON, - 4
At'ys for Pm
The original notice in the Above case having been
returned mot found, 70 of the above named
defendants, the Court at the March Term directed
that publication OF the pendency ofsaJ suit be made
In the Weekly Ottumwa Courier, for four weeks.
Aug. list, 1s5o-ot-4w
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"Tbe Pillow Handle Ticket

The Locofocos helped to elect Gen. Harri.
son in 1910 by sneering at him as poor
man who lived in a log-cabin and imbibed
hard cider as beverage. In the same
sneering way, indicating the aristocratlc spirit
of that party, the Locofoco newspapers Of
Iowa have dubbed the Republican ticket in
that State derisively, 1.-THE pillow handle
Ticket" because the candidates upon it are
farmers. They are themselves running two
old Office holders, who have lived all their
lives upon government pay; and they seem
to consider it disgrace to have to contend
with couple of farmers; hence the sneer
and the derisive epithet. Much good may
it do to them. The farmers of that "a ming
State will pay them back for. it with COM
pound interest. Il Rittsburg Gas. ~
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News.

| 49, NCWSs N
k CLEVELAND August 9.-The body Of Eli.
sha f. Sterling was found yesterday morn.
ing upon the sidewalk with tho skull frac.
tured. He was murdered. A reward Of
| $500 has been offered for the detection Of
the murderers.
ST. Louis, August 8.--Thc overland ex.
press from Denver City with advices to the
29th ult. reached Levenwort,l last night
Great excitement at the mines in conse-
qucnce Of the discovery Of rich diggings
over the divide between tie middle and
South forks near the head water of the Col.
erado. Hundreds leave daily for the dig.
gins. .,. r
LEvENwoRrH, Aug. ga secret Vigilance
Committee was organized there the la
week for the purpose of breaking up exten.
sivc gangs of horse thieves aud robbers
which infest the Territory One or two VIC
Tins had already suffered the death penalty,
and others were punished until they had
confessed their crimes and exposed their
associates. The Committee disbanded after
gaining sufficient knowledge to effect the
obstruction of the different gangs.
st Louis Aug. THE overland mail ar
rived last night. a l
A fire occurred at Crescent City on the
9th. Loss $4,000. -t z r
New gold and silver mines discovered in
Washoe Valley, promise to pay well.
Three arrivals from Victoria within a
week brought upwards of $4,000 in gold
and 800 passengers. 1 aa
Frazer River had fallen sufficiently to per-
init the resumption of mining on the bars.
A great number of addresses are being
signed in Romagna against the return Of the
Clerical government and in favor Of All unio,,
with Sardinia. aIsaa-- dig #"a'
1t is said the principle Of Italian Confeder-
alton Will be accepted by the Pope, major
ity Of the Cardinals having voted in its ia
vor E..9a .t.F .'ff5 4''E'H5 t.
Much speculation is INDUCED here as to
Mr.. McLeans recent dispatch. Instruction
are on the way to our Minister.
A cargo of GOO Africans have been landed
on the Florida coast, near Tyrna. As soon
as a landing was effected the vessel was fred
and Abandoned.
The Duke of Modena proposed to arm T..
600 Austria troops, to enable him to enter
the State. Al>o, that division of the
French army is 10 enter Parma and Tuscany
and another corps the Roman Legation, for
the purpose of preserving order and allowing
the free expression of public opinion.
Florence desires annexation to the Italian
kingdom under Victor Emanuel or tina.
Tuscany be governed by prince of the
House of Savoy. . gH
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NO. 81
KEY TO BE AvENaED.--Mathew
Hale Smith; The New York oorrespon.
dent to the Boston Journal, says:

A madden set of fellows than Dan.
E. Sickle's quondam friends are can.
not be conceived. All sorts of things
are talked of--mass meetings to com:
pell Dan. to resign-a letter, IL, 900
strong, limiting the same way-support
to the claims ofW illlamson, rho claims
that Sickles was not legally elected.
What will be done, no one knows.
If he keeps open house in Washington
next winter, Sickles will have a jolly
time ofit-Key is not without strong
friends. Before the new turn in the
affair it was said that the murder of
Key would not be unavengeI. If the
programme on both sides is carried
out, many think that another Wash
ington tragedy will be known.
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Trustees Sale.

lOUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
4 signed, Trustee in certain Deed Of Trust, exc.
cuted 70 Donahoo McCosh, the Both day OF Janu-
airy, 1893, by Asa w King and Rhoda J. King, win,
by OF default in the payment of certain prom
isory note, mentioned In, and secured by said Deed
OF Trust according to the tenor and effect thereof
appca'on Of the legal holder Ct said note, and in
pursuance Of the power in said Deed of Trust con.
Aineh ana for the purpose therein expressed sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash. Mon
day the Twelfth day ofSrptember A. D. 1853, between
the hours Of and o'clock u. NJ, at the premises
the Following described real estate, situated In the
county OF Wapeo, and State of Iowa. to-wit: Begin.
n'ng at the southwest Of the northwest quar-
ter OF section No seven q in township No. seventy
one north Of range No. fifteen (l5) rest and run
ming north two chains and fifty links thence east sew
cnty-lcur 4 links tht nee south two chains and fifty
ifnts, thence west to place Of beginning, and will maxi
a deed TO purchaser thereof.
aug. III 'Jy-n22 4w. A. H. GRISWOLD
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KIRKwooD AND DODGE AT OsKALoosA AND
EDDYyILLE.--Its seems from the Herald of the
former place, that the military candidate Of
the Democracy, for the cicI office of Cover
nor, deported himself even more disgraoeful-
~ at Oskaloosa than he did here. He was
grand, gloomy and peculiar. He shouted,
stamped, beat his 'buzzum,' tailed about
examining the lie down Kirkwood's throat,
culogized the slave trade as a outstanding
ciyilizing and heaven pre- pairing operation for
niggers, and generally acted and spoke SO
strangely rs to establish one or two facts, either
that he Is good deal afflicted in the upper
story or thinks the people of Iowa are fools.
The General certainly occupies difficult
position, and is compelled to face some not
very pleasant music, but he need not get
mad about it and make himself ridiculous.
No doubt good many of his party think as
he does in the main, but few have been so
indiscrete as to make it manifest. If Gen.
Dodge's talents were equal to his vanity,
arrogance and assumption, perhaps the dis
gust which he now inspires might be some
what diluted by sympathy for great man
is crisis. AS it is, we incline to the opin
ION that his former admirers think that dis
lance would lend decided enchantment to the
v.aw
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HABEAs CoRpUs.-Benjamin Overturf,
committed to the Jail of this County on a
charge ofkilling Sutton Leggett, some weeks
since, has applied to Hon. j. S. Townsend,
Judge Of this District, for writ Of Ha5eas
Corpus, for the purpose ofrcviewing the mat
ter The Application is now pending. A
large number of witnesses, some So, are in
attendance. Williams & Hamilton for ap-
plicant, Summers, Hendershott Bonniield,
contra.
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Notice of incorporation.
OF the Formisrs and Merchants Bank Of Ashland
State OF Iomd. ~ 2lfE 49, ~

or the Fdrnisfs and Merchants Bank Of ashland,
State OF Ioma. ~ s-.t lttH fEEI W.
T s. Sau;s w. NEVILLE y, T %".,sss:,
"AvING associated themse elves, and such persons
j. as may become subscribers to the capital stock
OF the company, into an Incorporated Company, the
Following notice OF the organization Of said tncorpora
ton s made In pursuance of Section 67S In Chapter
-, OF the code Of Iowa: t
is,-rhe name Of Ibis incorporation is the "Far.
neers and Merchants Bank Of Ashkdnd." The prin.
cipa place nj trsnsacng the business Of said incor
poration, will be the town Of Ashland, Wapeo coun.
ty, State Of Iowa.
2d-Tbe general nature of the business to be trans
acted by the Incorporation. Is general Banking Col
lecting and Exchange business, and transact the
ordinary business Of Bank and receive deposits OF
money and investing the same by loans real estate
or other securities and may purchase and sell bank
notes and real estate. NEI
3d.-The amount Of capital stock authorized Il
$40, 600 being In shares Of 800 EACH Ten per cent
Of the amount subscribed previous the 25th day
May, 1882 shall be paid in by before the said 18th
day OF May 1882 and ten per cent? dollars per
share every ninety days thereafter until the stock
scrbed for shs be paid in; and the remaining stock
day Of May, 1862 BY paying ten per cent o. ten dol
lars per share ut the time OF subscribing and ten pei
cent or ten doa per share every ninety days there
AFTER until the same is paid In and upon default OF
any stakeholder 10 make payment as specified, then
the stock such fnstaIlments may be
due and unpaid together With all paid up nstaIiment,
thereon, shall be forfeited TO the company and the
stock forfeited may he subscribed In such man
ner rs the company or directors may prescribe.
aeh.- rns artcles OF incorporation were approved
and adopted by the corporation the 18th day OF
May faSS and said incorporation IL to continue until
the 18th day OF May, 1863, and may be renewed
oth.-The officers OF said corporation are Board
OF Directors. consisting of three (S and
may he increased to five o. Said board may elect
one l from their number President, aud may appoint
such further omcers or assistants from their
or otherwise as may be found necessary expedent
In carrying on the business Of said company.
6th-The time Of holding electloas hereafter IL the
first Monday In April, annually. hai ~ Il N S..
7th.-The highest amount Of indebtedness or liabl.
ity to which the company or corporation shall have
power TO subject ITSELF shsll not exceed the sum Of
o.. O0O. f& = 7770f - =
Sth-The private property OF the stockholders shall
he exempt from the debts or liabilities Of the said
company corporation. .5st,
9th-The stockholders may vote eIthe. by ballot OF
proxies. 5Eys4 tt3 ,fk# 20 Vf.i so 80 4 =
JAS. TORRANCE, ea
d. DAVIS. Directors.
J.E WILKINSON.
J. Z. WILKINSON, President
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a The seventh annual exhibition Of the United
States Agricultural Society will be held this year
Chicago, commencing on the 18th Of September. The
list OF premiums Is large and comprehends va
riety Of mstteu rel ting agriculture. The position
Of Chicago, Is the terminus of fifteen railroads
and fertility Of the country around It, will doubtless
secure an immense attendance Of both exhibitors and
spectators. The Presiden. Of the Society 10 Gen.
Tench Tilghman. Of Talbot county, Maryland.