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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOLBERT Huntington, Administrator Of Ii,
- Estate OF Edward Paine, jr.. deceased, VIM
Mcbride, and D r. King, Administrators OF ,h,
estate OF RoderIck King. deceased, A. l.. Sisson
guardian OF Henry S. Ely, Austin Garfield, al
ministrnor of the csnte Of Annson Bestor, do
ceased, and J, NJ. Bachsllcr and Sarah Bachelder
administrators Of the estate Of Jshn Bacheder
deceased have filed their accounts in the Prohn
Office Of Geaugn County, Ohio, for settlement
winch accounts will he ioi hearing in the Probate
Court OF said county at the Probate Office in Char
don, on the 22nd day OF October, 1850,
Mt 10 O'Clock, A. VI until which time all interested
may except
NC. .CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Churdon, Aeptem5or 3ulh, .950 5O7w3
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BURNETT HOUSE,
Cor. of Ontario n Prospect SITS.
CLEVELAND, Q.

TN E Undersigned have fitted up the above
named House, at much expense. with Seventy
rive Comfortable and Pleasant Rooms. The Fur.
9lshings are all NEW, which, with their TABLE they
deslgn'shal uot be surpassed in this or any other
city, at their CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR PER Day.
aJ The patronage Of discriminating public
whether in pursuit Of BUSINESS or MrAsuRE-is re,
Spec'lully solicited, Willing to abide their deci
'ion as To the result of their efforts,
Oct Is, 1853. ace
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George Gladin, Executor
of last will, &c. vt Elcctn
Sears, deceased, Plaintiff.
vs..
Orrin h. Peck, Percilla +.
Peck .Jumes Cunningham,
Laura y. Cunningham, &
the unknown clildfcn Of
sui i'ricilln +. nui Lau.
rn d. and T. Iwin Ilillmau,
Elkehah Hisgin ard Will.
lam Burton.
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LEGAL.
Kobcrt IIarrison's Es,ate.--Tho

NOTICE. Tie Undersigned have been no.
" pointed and qualified ns Administrators on
the Estate Of John Young, deceased, late Of Mid.
d,iirld, Geuuga County, Ohio.
PrlLENA YOUNG,
ChurIon. Oct 2lst .,.Ow3
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In Court OF Common Pleas, Geaugn
County, Ohio.
Horton Smith and others
rs. Partition.

Comfort Smith and others.
IL lRAM FAuLk, one Of the defendants in the
1 l. aforesaid action, nonresident Of the Sta te
OF Ohio, and supposed 10 be resident OF the State
bt California; will take notice that Petition has
been flied in said Court, against him and others,
praying for Partition ei the lands belonging to the
Estate Of Samuel Smith deceased, situate in said
County, among the heirs of said estate, 10 wit:
Lot No. l0in the Town Plat ofChardon, contain
ing three -iourIhs o an acre of land Also north.
east part OF lot No. in said Town Plat, being
one hall acre; also the whole OF lot No 81 in said
Town Plat, cuntnining and 9O.lOO ncres also
parts of lots No, l0l md l02 in Tract No 3 in
Chardon, containing II and SOL 100 acres, except.
ing acre and 9ih rods decided TO the Painesvle
& Hudson r. r. Co also the old farm owned bv
said Samuel Smith n. the time Of his death situ
ate in Lots No q, q aud IS, in Tract No g in
said Chnrdon Township, containing about $50
acres Of land, excepting and reserving six and
93-lO0 acres decided by said Samuel Smith to
Comfort Smith Also about one acre Of land in
Lot No 5 in Churdun Hown Plat to be first apar
ted and divided between the heirs of said Samuel
Smith deceased and Sybil Smith his widow equally
and the portion so apar:ed and set TO said heirs
then 10 be nparted equally among said heirs; and
at the next Term of said Court to be holden on the
3Ist day OF October next, the petitioners will
apply for an order for partition of said premises.
D. W. CANFlELD, Petitioners Aty.
ChardO1, Sept. 18th, 1859. 405.w6
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ED.


In Monitor, on the l2th, aftor long and
painful illness, ANN, wife of Wm. Korr Esq
aged 81 years,
Many friends and relatives aro left t,
mourn her loss ; but upon the family thi.
Bad bereavement fails most heavily. The
family circlo is broken, an aged companion
and several children are loft to pursue life.
Journey. bcrclt of tho lovo and society Of ,
devoted wifo and mother. Onr hearts III,
gricved aud sadicncd. but We will not mur.
mur. her suf1rings are. .endoi, she is at rest
In Heaven.
In Muneon, Oct sth' ELVlRA r, wifo oi
David ID Babcock, in tho 5lst year Of her uge.
She has lett u bereaved husband aud six
daughters 10 nj lurn The loss of one who was ull
that a wife aud mother could be; and whose
nniablo disposition, rendered her douby dear to
them Her heart as those best acquainted with
her will attest was richly stored with kind and
generous sentiments.
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A
Geauga Co, Ohio.
Petition TO complete
contract f'r sulu ol
Real Estate.
The plaintiff n,k IN
| order Of Courtauillor.
izing him to convey 10
NJ thnniel G. Stone,
certain lands Gescri5.
ed in said petition in
accordance with the
terms otn written con.
tract made by said
Elccta in her life time.
and dated May 24;h,
J 1853.
IL take notice that said
, before said court, on
pvcInber next.
w w. ANGER,
Any for rlT.
FAn
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-lourh Of the total deuths in the country nre
caused by Consumption, TO sny nothing Of the nu.
nlerous other diseases springing from "slight
cold"
Do not trihe with your health; but, il suffering
1 from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy bottle
of HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on n cure Thousands have
done So nnd have certified To lis wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dyspeptic state OF the stomach, in which case the
German BitJers should be used. In cuses OF weak.
ness, or general debility of the system resulting
from nrolracted Cough, the German Bitters viii
Ge found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, 4le Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and for Sale by Druggists
and Storekeepers Throughout, the United States
and Canada, Price IS cents per bottle.
January :, 1859. 469-1yins.
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DIR. HOOFLAND's
CORDIAL.
For tho Enepdv ruraof
r the fpeedy Cure of

Conghs. Colds. Influenza, Group, Hodrseness.
BrORchitiS, PNeumOnta Diseases Of The Boueis
ariSiRgfroRl Coid Incipient Consun ytion, and
for The rel'q and (V GtuH posS'bie) cHe Of patti.
ents IN ddq1nccd stages ofLhe latter disease.
1NHIS CELEBRATED PREPARA.
l. ton, like the Bitters, may be confidently re.
lied on 1t is designed for class of diseases more
general and more fatal than any other TO which tho
people oi this country arc subject--those sprngna
from slight coid." ! hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell, says; :" will not sny TINT colds are 10
are to those of other countries but, I can nyer
confidently that they usher in disease Of greater
completely aid mortality than these latter"
further proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from a common cold" may be seen by
glance ai the following statistics, taken from ih
Records OF the Board OF Health of Philadelphia,
conlessedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union:-
lS52.-Iotnl denihs In Philndelnhin I0 oh1
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H A FORD
Fire Insurance Co.
OF Hartford, Conn.
CHARTERED 1910.
ASSETS MAY lsr, 1859, ss74, ,3l3 95.

ASSETS MAY lsT, 1883 S574, ,3I3 IS,
Unwilling HOUSES, Household Furniture
- Stores, Buildings and other property, insured
undoubted security and prompt indemnity tC
patrons will warrant
0cr Office in the Court House, Uih Count,
Treasurer.
E.V CANFIELD, Agent,
Chardon, Ohio, June II, 1889.
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SMITH, RHODES A. 20

II hfuhIkks AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE CrrI INV nr,Ns
u sADDLkki, ANCHOR DOLTISG CLOTIIs 40 a. ~
- ftARL STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Nav. In 49,
@ spring stock purchased mostly direct from, ~.
SRd They would especially Invite the Merchants and
1luies OF virginia. North Carolina
mMne To an examination OF tie They viii s,arants -
good, Gu equal terms with any regular house In any
Their stock embraces variety OF goods 10
part the following articles, - $500 NN-'P'sa"s N
scythes-Grain, Grass, Clover ke
snatls sekles, Grass, Hook, BriAr Hooks Cradles
noes-ilhng wedding, Grabbing, Garden-vArour
hAArs-lron and Wood forks-IIay a
Shan-cCoili Trace, Log, Fifth, Halter Breast &c a.
SeyI-Ct shear, German, English AmrrIca nls.,l A.
BlS Mare-Anes, Springs Nuts Bolts Washers Ic
uhIs materials OF every description great variety
Ioos Tor Carpenter Masons Tanners sadiler smith,
fS and ISble.varous makers large stock
ii,'eA-fad, Chest Knob TIL, Stock Closet Ac e.
morse aud Mule shoes-lorse shoe Nails trins ana n "a
Horse and Mule Celars-a large variety - " -
Burgers and Hoe Co Circular = Cut MN am, d, -
hf'aS bs siirr1Ps, Bkly Webbing Deers Hair Mar
Patent and EnAmneIed LeAhdr Lining skins nx Hides
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PINE Ants.

FINE AHES.
NJ ESSHS, WV. SATTLEH q Co., have the nlsasurs
W. % lhfun the atl0yny psblc KsOEBLEH (surr-.
ioT 70 toupf Co. New York this consigned 10
aud select assortment o. plain co0rsd Enavng 1.-The
graphs and PhuousDh hey wi be ciibioa sd onrred
iI se 81 g4f sgaqaI s.onda5 and T9e5daT ne 18th,
gsat portion Of he collection being ssmpIes only
Tor exhibition n the Southern Dealer. Engraving ana
The public IN general respectfully invited during
Hose day Ia order 70 have opportunity examine and
isct from the whole collection
large assortment Of NE Engravngs Kept b. us In f1
tore, and orders Tor others promptly attended o..
Particular attention called the Phaovapta A the ,ss;
beautiful specimen % that art vet ertaut
ubls WI sATfLFR co 142 Main 81
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U. y, MAIL STEAMSHIPS
YORKTOWN, JAMESTOWN, ANDi
RoA NoI Il

Three Times Week between Richmond and New York.
.'iIF YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish leaves Richmond
every Mondsy morning = O'Clock; City Point LRtr.S
oeioek and Norfolk, o'clock same evening. The JANIS
IJN Capt skinner Richmond Tuesday
clock. City Point o'clock "Wednesday morning
outh O'Clock, evening The ROANOKE, Capt Couch
Nshraond Friday afternoon, O'Clock Point
o'clock Saturday morning and Norfolk oeik
RTTURNING:
The YORKTOWN leaves York Pier a. North River every
lay afternoon O'Clock, for Norfolk Petersburg
au.3nd The JAMESTOWN leaves New York, Nort
ytr Saturday afternoon at O'clock foI Portsmouth
and Hiehmond The ROANOKE leaves NeT York
North River, every Tuesday afternoon, O'Clock for Nor
j. o.. Petersburg and Richmond
atcroou included between Richmond aud New York
Ey s.. Meals Storage passage only e. Passage
-'srfos, hy the TtveT boats
for freight passage, other information, apply TO
LuDLAM a WATSON,
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CANAL HOUTE RECOMMENDING AND HUCIT-
ANAN.
Ssz,gZgA &Saz-7muut

IARE from Richmond 10 Lynehburg o. 70 Buohsnn s40O
II, and Lexington 80 49,
On The 1871 day ~ July The fran Edmond Co will com.
mence running ir M eetsy lbs Of Packet e Jsne.
h'er hau4wlg Canal leaving Richmond Monday
Wednc'day snd Fgisy, - p ~ reach New Canton NJ
ard scoitsvle ~ " VI " Lynehburg a. and
Buchanan AMI Lexington AZ II p NJ the second dsy
uEfURNfRa
Lave Buchanan Al A. ~ and Lynchburg Monday
Wednesday and Friday reach scotisvie 10Y Can
tnn 20 ~ y ", and arrive In Richmond 4. next DAY
TIE Boats connect ~ New Canton With the Institute
i0ttssvfe " 4'
Pasenfer from he country VII observe that by @ schedule
ey arrive w HcmoBd and Lynchhurg O'Clock The morn
R snd can rgurn home came days ~ S. nom Richmond
nd ~ p 81, from iynohburr.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
GRHMMMMHH

RAILROAD.
EXHMMMMMWA
ON Aad ssr September i2h 1881 on this Road VIII
RICHMOND roH rrrsEssrss:
f,pIes. through Passenger. daily, Sundays sresp-
A., tsd9 at tas O'ek A N
,aNii u4oeeh Passenger, daily, Al 9 ~ q" p. NJ.
Accommodation and freight Ti-weekiy, VII: Mon
day, wednesday and Friday, A Al
, rSASs LEAVE rEIEsssuSs
fhpress, ttfough Passenger, daily A
hsn ana through passenger daily, Except san
Accommodation and freight train ttx..slv. viz.
Monday Wednesday and Friday, A. NJ
RCahoNp
car will be attached 10 the coal train which
Chsstr on Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday, Is A
gens by this ain will take the kSprcs
Passengers nom Clover I'M summit at II 10 A. NJ arrive
II Chester At l. r. NJ and then for P,teshury
49, NJ or iot Richmond at - p NJ, Tuesday Thus
ths Express and will stop there are
isse up or put down Temples Rer
station, and Chester. > ~ '-'
The accommodation train will sion Al all IN. r.,.
places when there take put down
me Express and Mall trains connect with the
once In Richmond. ~ rS" ~ 'ue "SAe'
northern trains for Washington baltimore through tickets
or Washington baltimore Philadelphia New York can b.
procured al the sfce In Petersburg. ~ w
Pare for white persons
Children over under i9yeAnofavr on
o., Coiored persons In servants car, 90
CoGred persons will permitted nrst car eSe
Shen Ia attendance children or sck usr.an-
their care In which the whis per.
discount Of ten be allowed on each fare when
purchased AT the oiee and persons getting on the can
with two passes that the once
mus be expressly stated pass they prr,ei
THos wYNNE Superintendent
omee X q r. X r. Co, Sept. ., iSi9.
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RICHMOND * pETERsRURG u -

~ SxiSz:-ssssS s-.sss s..=sS
Through Freight
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH CAROLTEA
hOh The 9th DAY q March LIST Of september n,,t tb
freight ami acConuls iatOn trains
EoEd sad Petersburg MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY snd EkpAY
~ o'clock A NJ irsieAd % O'slseE a. bof1.s,
have een made ~ hB company for the pTorpt
80 pan H. sIinF and delivery Of all produce Goods or
oi @ ~ freight designed Tor transportation either wav he
Eeen knmond aud points Pete!sbu and Rayb Rs
Ny OIsssboTo hasbary and Charlotte North Carolina AZ o
m sei any charge io orwsIiEg, storage drayAge de-
Al sven articles sent IL Richmond and JI1
MGti the care Of the freight agent n the Iconi and Pc
s'sDuIg railroad, At PeersbuF BY whom be promp
'rSaded As 70 Of tos Roads south Of prsg
-h ihey TeqaEe 70 be prepaid far Rae)
MAJ DC h@s at the Depot this Company, a RlsSSss9
On, . 4. II. WYnyE, Supt
N''rF " sis . - ~ 20, hsgcn TN, lse9 maT-dH
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PAPER HANGiNSs

,,,ur ~ PHI OLSTERY
Tih rr Is nov In receipt Of large and ro,r. $500
mem OF Goods Ia his line, embracing ~ 'P'e AssorN
a., itsneh and American PLAIN pFCOR ATnp ra al, ,,
aton OF Wood md N 70 mac and the L,rI sruEs In im
Tin b.i., Curtain BANDS PINS; Broestrx G,
Ssialh Worried, Dsuask, Lace and Muslin or mr. ,Tss ~
ali - ' % .inlps, Cords, Picture Tas,sls &C "
the latest patterns "''@Ps "iNpoW SHADES OF
,,, ~ brussels Tapestry Three Ply Ingram an, u
also STAIR RODS ' NJ" S'AIs OF handsome Styles
Floor OIL CLOTHS, which win be Gu, 10 A. Roam, -, ~
for tsbcs - S''"''''" OF handsome OIL CLOTHS
MsTTRTsssss ana nm made TO order Hair shuek o.s and srny
Inha1i< fhAtlIER BErs, LOUNGFS etc Psprrh.ndinas
ahd al other work line ali he
And despatch In city country favorable term
~. "a, a., WI A. WALTERS,
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
Summer Arran cement.
EkH ~
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
VIA
Richmond, Charlottesville and Staunton,
To the Virginia Springs.
Only 80 miles Of stage Travel
TO THE
w HITE SULPHUR SPRING
BEING rHIRIY-THREE MuES IEss rIIAS NY ASv

OTHER ROUTE
OAsskNGERS leave Petersburg A NJ Richmond Al a
NJ, dine at Staunton arrive Jaekson river by G p
take and all night Covington or Cslsshan
as they prefer and arrive Sulphur
by II O'Clock the second day.
should party unite Ia It, the uttvt
last
Those sOnE Roekbdse Alum Bath Alum or Warm Spring,
take MboTo' depot they arrive By 4s5 NJ and
each those Springs respectively the
going TO the Hot OF Healing SPRING. all night
SPRINGS and leave there morning
Healing TO breakfast
Passengers stTbn stage stsunton These for
Rokbndse Baths Goshen, respectively sup
per. -
run regularly between the White saphur
and the Blue and salt Sulphur spEings
Through tickets be Of Fut ticket
mee Of the Richrsond and Petersburg Co Peesbus
and tie ticket Office OF the Va Q X K Co, Hchmond
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*lero T"E TIITIH.C ogiA,NT or VIRGINIA

llfrtf1>G +, g.,.....AN MD NORTH CAROLINA.
,-,t.A v tftAHNs CO. are daily osr,f,e,,,,,s n = q
LUZ! mat un'gfpasse Nv any Watsy m.Js Ia t.eriss
~ \, 49,, slIey N Ne .gd Mat Who have u,si n sp,s
y, ~ ti o ~ fich and pleasant Favor n yin ~ 49,
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~ eniy n nigh favor with canuoisset,rs
jsis N dr ~, o. .and -
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Passenger breakfast and SUP Ashland and dine N bo,r M
steamers between Acquia Greek Washington
TOT HTthtr Information, spply this ONCE Broad Sire,
'''o'Aoe nm JAMES b. WINSTON
sAN,I ptrru d., G-uI Ticket asehI
once K y. 4 =. r. Ii. Co, !
Richmond, Jan q, ISIS t.,o, .,
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w tobacco, per 100 pounds from Richmond
a. iolioEs' To Knoxville, 9 a
enwtla, " - 20 Atlanta Ca u ~ M-son "a al 81
W Mong9mery Ala " %. 70 n Iaus M.upkis III "a n
Nsss6utg, Watcher ani EeH Orleans, " q.
~ To Dtltou and s points and
VI" 20 nio eject - Bat Chattanooga and West Of H. 10
~. r-f ~ lbs additional I'LL b. charged until completion
'''' 1919 'Ns''
iof Classification o. agic snd further Information hand
@ o. agy ~ c once q the Richmond and Danvi Railroad
Company, Richmond o CANpugLt gBot
Richmond, Aprl 22d, 1889. sun-dU
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y FLLLLl rsss-s-sr . Box E-s5lsE c5=zsr-i.I ca.
z 2 pAhIis As-seil;- E-st q sSss zs=pl-s
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

nAILy LINE To POBTSMOU rH Sl---s
, AND NoRFOLk.-Thes steamers CARTS Peek
ad Glen Cove" will continue TO daily line % The abNv'
until further notice The "Curt Peck Capt William Par
an leave the wharf Rockets Thursday, Saturday
morning. O'Clock precisely The ellen Cove capt
GifoTd Cvey Friday, Monday and Wednesday morning.
Returning will leave the wharf Nor
t Zach alternate mornings, at O'Clock, and touch At all TIT
.g-Iiar landing on the river going and tctu nlnr
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk. f2U Meals, 20 each
sfgight taken usual
suN " % HAskiNS
rINHE RALCIuOHE AND SAVANNAH fTfs
STEAMSHIP COMPANY composed ot hrsi class .k2lk&z-
lips running regularly between the above Pons
s,a shipped Savannah, the interior OF the states
'-oSia aud Alabama, by Railroad from savannah will have
,5ompt attention. e IL BELT, Tr, Agent
IcB-u Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

II, 900 LES 2. &C! CT l,,,4 AHAHIo-
= I.-Ecss C1sa M-Iass-s
IL bcts Portland -5r-B
To- bbls y " Nlssza.
80 Ebls C1PP~l HsTrns.
~ bnbs Gbsri H~.rIu.s
q kHs No hscEegri
O. EBls CTIshsi -1gzF
To- boil. fEtTa Z 5aszr
To- bsis Refined s1gaT
- btis Oh Pine Top whisky VERY s1psTisrJ
To- Etls De Rye HLisky lysTiSus bTaEiI ~
- Bb!s RegtE-i Whss,
To- BsE- Pa CoGfs
TO B4s I4gugyga Ca1-a
% hhia Me- Orleans sgsan
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GEN'L SUPP. OrrrcE. vATRR-Co.
ACCOMMODATION TRAN

ACCOMMODATION TR..S
CHANGE oP HOURS
nN and ater April LIST the Accommodation Train n,
company viii run daily Sundays
iord and Richmond Leaving Milford at $50 NJ ma lIiH
u. AZ 30 ~ NJ Returning will Richmond Al a
O'Clock Y NJ and reach Milford al 80 r. NJ ~
~ fAAE the same the Mall Irana
SAMUEL RUTH,
oFFICE r. Y. 4 p r r Co fe"HAi' ifA4hs
Richmond. March u, 1859 .oa