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Thus proving that the value OF this guano not deter
mined selected chemist OF selected specimens or
cargoes but OF the mporations Just a.
they arrive and just they are offered TO the pubic Tor
sale.
And for any Ike array OF eminent authority rronls
cuouslv obtained from promiscuous eargoes In different
parts OF the world, challenge comparison with any
phosphate guano now for sale.
In offering this fertilizer, do so honestly beeving tAat
il is entitled TO all that is claimed for 1t rs valuable ma
nure the time consider IL by far the cheap
e OF the many fertilizers that offered to the pub
c and are much strengthened in this opinion by the
result OF experiments stated through letters In our pos
session many Of them being frem gentlemen whom We
know and n opinions and statements We have I'm.
plicit confidence.
This Guano combined In proper proportions with Peruv-
an makes the best convenient and economical feri.
ger known the OF Peruvian Guano NJ fvo
and Sombrcro S3f and with onequarer OF the
former and OF the latter (Which proportions
are recommended by experienced arrners gives al
cost Of than 4 per fertilizer far more valuable
and permanent than the Peruvian alone.
onbrero Guano extensively used In the manufacture OF
many of the fertilizers offered TO the public under the
names Of ''Manipulated Guano" super Phosphate Of
Lime &c being important, and, no doubt frequently
the only valuable component In these articles .
From the estimate above made 1t VIII be seen tnat WIN
Sombrero and Peruvian Guano combined the farmer can
himself manufacture fertilizer at price much oeloW
what he has 10 pay Manipulated Guano or super Phos
ha,e of Lime and what II Of far greater Importance he
will nav. an article knowing the componens Of which, he
and upon which he may all times rely with entire conn.
dence.
Pamphlets giving various analyses Of and letters In rea-
ton 10 the effects OF this Gusno on different crops can be
had nm annlica,ion 10 U.s. vESABLE & MORTON,
Nah o3~cIm Agents. Petersburg. Va.
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1 nv RIyEK LAND F0K SALE.

My TRACT OF LAND, lying on Dan rlver IN lhe coun-
l ~ OF Halifax, Is for sale II lies three miles from
Scotsburg Depot the Richmond and Danve Rail Road,
and contains ,G acres Of which 225 best river low
besides good deal Of creek na most Of the latter
ia In woods and very fine plant land ofhe high land about
20 acres are cleared the remainder heavily tmberei and
OF fine quality For particulars address myself a, Palners
Jr Halifax G. H. Va who Is authorized TO act for me.
COLEMAN In
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.JoHS SPEARS, Secretary.
~The Index will please copy.
WHEAT CgoP.-The Valley d

WHEAT Cgop.-The Valley Democrat says
the whea: crop along the road from Harrsonburgto to
Washington looks remarkably well, and from pre-
sent Appearances there Will be abundant crop. We
hear also from gentlemen from the Western States
and Pcnnsyvania, that the wheat cropin those States
all looks well.
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TEE MONTHLIEs.

DE Bows RErIEw.-The April number of
this excellent Monthly is received. The con.
tents are Henry W. Longlellow, by citizen
of Alabama; The Valley of the Rappahanock,
by G-orss Fitzhugh Of Virginia; The National
Metropolis; Public Health in connection with
Internal improvements; Liberia, and the .v,v
nization Society, No. !, b, Edmund Rufiin Of
Virginia; The Mouths ofthe Mississippi; Chroni-
ccs of the Tombs; Historical Collections of
Lousiana-Baton Rouge, by Professor George
Steuckrath; should Usury Law. be repealed,
by N. C. Givens of Kentucky; and 4 number
of statistical and other articles, under the sew
eral heads of the Departments Of Commerce,
Internal improvements, Mining and ManGfac-
lures, Agriculture, Miscellaneous, and Edito:i-
al Miscellany.
BANKERS MAGAZINE, for April, is also on our
table. Its contents are: The Banking System
of New York: Articles Of Association Of the
Bullion Bank of New York; Banking in Lon
don; The History of Money, by Professor Lie
Der; The Operation and Condition Of the Bank
of France; The Progress and Condition of the
British National DEBIT Report on the Western
Bank of Scotland, 1855; Principles of Life In
surance; Finances of the United States-An
nual Revenue and Expenditures; Report on
the Coins of Japan; On the Financial Condi'
ton and Resources of Austria; Principles oi
Currency and Finance, by $. Colwell; On the
Operation Of the Usury Laws, by James Gal
latin; Statistics of Manufactures in each State
of the United States; Banking in New Orleans;
Life Insurance in England; On the Public
Debt and Resources of France; New Canadian
Silver Coins, 1855 and Remarks by the As
sayers Of the United States Mint; Review Of
New Publications on Banking Currency, Coins,
&C., with Miscellaneous and Bank Items
The SOUTHERN PLANTER, for April, contains
its usual variety Of interesting and useful mat
ter This is a monthly that ought to be in the
hands of every Southern farmer and planter.
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Jan n?e-ct2sApril Attorney at Law, warenton, va.
XALUARLE REAL ESTACE FOR SA II
wYNDHAM KEMP,
JOHN T. SEAWELL,
WARNER T. JONES,
VI. Is. SEAwELL,
VALUABLE LAND IN THE UPPER

PART OF HANOVER, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SHALL. on WEDNESDAY, the 2"th DAY OF APRIL
1852 II fair, II not. the fair dar. by Mrs A. W..
Tayors request offer for public sale, the premises, her
farm containing about eleven hundred and any acres II
The soil is well adapted TO the growth OF corn wheat, oats
and tobacco II well waiered and has abundance Of
timber for the OF the farm.
There comfortable dwelling house, with four good
rooms the place, and most Of the necessary outbud
ngs.
and look the place before the day Of sale Mr. ~ T..
Lowry myself will take pleasure In riding !. with
any desirous Of seeing Il.
TkKNs-&5V0 in cash. and the remainder in equal install
ents payable in two three and four years with in
erest from date the title retained I'LL all the payments are
made wM W. PCLCHER
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-" THE LOTUS;
4 MONTHLY NIAGAZISE E
EDITED ny
ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHuM

,gE e, number OF this enterprise. beginning with
Jsaus.y 1889, Is before the public. The publishers
~. reborne 20 issue prospectus fully confident that
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WHO love genuine literature II Is commenced under
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the Young poets OF the present age OF English
- n...tei by corps OF brilliant contributors, both In
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m o. Instructive entertainment, as any periodical of the
-,,-.ry ascri>
- soTl will contain nothing sectional secaran; but
. ,sn from all fields whatever Is worthy and acceptable,
-. 10 the enlrhtcnmept and liberahiy of the enght
80 I'd liberal for such encouragement and support lis
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1, ,or,;nua;aons pertaining TO the Literary Depart
% mus, DC addressed to the Editor. AL voluntary con-
b.,isas must be accompanied BY the names Of the re-
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rrances ani business letters be addressed either
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'''''''S'''' '-''> - ~ HUTTON 4 CLARK,
,As-c5n Memphis. Tennessee.
nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred In the Judiciary OF
MI, Commonwealth by the death o! Green b. Sanuels,
.I;he Judges Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals who
rejected Judge Of the third judicial Section composed
counties Of Cupeper, Madison Greene Orange Aibe-
-,., Louisa Fluvanna. Gocchland, Nelson. Amherst,
?,srice Augusta Bath, Pende;on Highland. Rocking
Page Shenandoah, Warren, Hardy. Clarke, Frederick,
osA!rs Morgan. Berkeley, and Jefferson therefore In
f,r.y 10 law the sheriff o. each OF said counties s
,y required TO cause election TO be held therein
r,aay the 18th day OF April next, at the p,ces pre-
sns.d by las for Jude- OF the Supreme Cou Of Ap-
I'd. 20 sappiy the vacancy Aforesaid.
uye. gnler hand as Governor and under the seal o..
The Commonwealth, at Richmond, this seventh day
Is 0, January, 1882 and in the SD year Of the Com
rnonwea;h. HENRY A. WISE.
GEORGE ". MUNFoRp.
.Scrstdrg Of the Commonwealth.
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VOLUME LV.-NUMBER Sc.

thousands Ofadults who were reported in the last
census as unable to DO so, and for the mental
culture Of the masses generaly, than has been or
can ever be done by legislation merely. While
we commend these UNCONVENTIONAL efforts We
yet respectfully suggest whether it would not
be better to form a union of all the denomna-
tions Of the State on some broad basis, such
as the American Sunday-School uniony The
day is fast passing away for denominational
exclusiveness- Who that was present at the late
Sunday-School Convention in Philadelphia, or
who that has real the speeches upon that oc.
caslon, has found anything scctarian there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-12
UNIFORM OF MILITIA OFFICERS.

With view to reduce the expense Of uni
form, the Governor authorizes captains and
lieutsnants of the line to omit Epauletts, e1-
cept in actual service, substiting the shoulder
strap prescribed in the general order of May,
1868, and to substitute silk or fine worsted
braid and cord, Tor gold braid or cord, wherever
that is required in the general order.
VIRGINIA CoppER-A company has recently
been formed in Baltimore for the purpose of snet-
ing copper, in Carroll county Va 1t has large cap
itsl and much experience, and sti:s head IL gente-
man named McKim, one Of firm that has long been
engaged in the manufacture Of copper in Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-12
TREDEGAR IR0N WORKS..

i 4.a-F, .ned have formed copArtnershlp under the
&.s;ye Q: J. K. ANDERSON X CO., and will con
=. . manufacture at these works, and supply the fol
'as articles viz
Ia !:on. Of all sizes
A. tsse-ip:!ob. Q! Railroad Supplies
saA;. Pike. Bridge Bolts, &c.
,:eEa; Cars, with iron wooden trucks
SNa;s> o Brass or Iron.
"s,.' aae Axles, a;;ed or separate.
.'ts=oiives
e'a'y Engines OF all sizes for depo;s, Water Sta.
~, Pumping, &c
,oH.'e kng!n-s .or Saw Mills and Girls, Mills.
~ " Fsea se will sell on reasonable terms
J. r. ANDERSON,
JOHN r. TANNER,
. X. ARCHER,
Erch .>-ein RS. ARCHER
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Aitbmon0 EnqulrGr.

BY RITCHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER / WISE.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL I2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-12
wM. HAGAR, JR. l. co.

he undersigned, AGENT viRciSA, for the above well
com establishment, supply the trade with every de-
,-pi!sa OF PRsTISo NArERiALS, at the manufacturers
.S:ss and on the same liberal terms.
Having printed the "RicHAoSD ENQUIRER for upwards
with type and other materials purchased from
Vases HAaAR Co. am induced 10 recommend materials
-. their establishment In preference to others.
.c-n Books win be furnished 10 the trade, and such
es as may be selected will be forwarded with despatch
wM. B. ALLEGRE,
md u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-12

McCORMICk,S
r, REAPERS AND MOWERS.
| u MCCORMICK OFFERS TO THE FARMERS OF
=, srs51 Fs,pyrs Virginia and SGsth ptRs Caro- aDS 49,
-, -'s, deliverable 20 order, through N
.ssa;, WILLIAM A. BRAXTOS. tlkszs
,a.'st,s-Acsu!n:on Pos, Office, King William county
*-An persons wanting Machines are requested to
y ;a-i ORDERS early.
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COAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE.

COAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE.
TIE undersigned. Receiver under certain orders Of
the Circuit Court of the county Of Henrco offers for
pe the wellknown COAL MINES In Chesterfield county
longing 10 the Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Compa
= and known the Black Heath Pits For terms apply
L. JAMES MoRRISETT. Receiver,
Coal Field Station,
On the Richmond and Danville railroad.
II Letters may be addressed Midlothian Post Office,
-s,,;.rseId county Va March l5-eodlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-12

IHUN-IKON.-.J0 tons English KeEned, SWEDEN,
Common English, Tredegar and Country IRON, em-
.;.sle full assortmen, OF
FLATS. ROUNDS,
sVCARE5 OvALS,
HALF OvALs HALF ROUNDS
NAH. ROD, HORSE SHOE,
HOOPS, SHEET
AS-sl-Ficaa and English Blistered Steel, Speltcr,
| s;f III and bar Lead For sale by
i.s a-e3n EDWIN WORKMAN / co.
RENONAL.-Th- subscriber has removed TO Cary
II s--e adjoining the old Columbian Hotel second
~ b-o~ 18th street. leading 10 Shockoe Warehouse,
80 &c 1 heretofore attend 10 the sales OF all kinds
,t.a-y produce, Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corn. &c
~! also as usual keep constantly on hand Peruvian,
.- band and somb..ro Guano Ground and Lump
'lT.:. Groceries. &c ALEX GARRETT.
fi Miller IS s:i associated with him who will give his
go personal attention 20 the sale o! Tobacco.
aso AXE ,his opportunity OF returning my sincere
: oF e liberal patronage extended 10 me heretofore,
4 's.c!; continuance Of the same.
-. I'm A. G..
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nv I,,,, Tur ,:ovERN0R or yIRCISIa.
: tn EDTT0Rs AND PRINTERS.

IE subscribers beg leave TO call attention to their
L STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, BoR-
5Ess PRESSES 6c &C. large supply Of which they keep
:.s;auy hand AZ their Type and Stereotype Foundry,
N3 s. Gold s.. New York.
We have full OF all articles required in
?r.:ag 0sice, including
CASES, CHASES. GALLEYs &c,
Al O. shch equal every respect TO any man
.sret in this country, and which we Will sell on the
l :eTns viz six months credit for approved negotiable
:5 @. len per cent discount for cash. Old Type taken
exchange FOR the customary price Of nine cents
.st delivered within 90 days from time Of purchase
:.-:Hse six cents per pound
WM uAGAR JR co,
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W. NJ. & r. n. TREDWAY,
Att RNEYS a T L a w

Att OR RNEYS At L AW,
WILL attend regularly all the Courts OF ptsyvania and
W franklin counties, and also the Quarterly and supe.
~ Coer.s Of the county OF Henry.
sS-Address, Pttsylvania c. H., Va. Feb ely
ErschxE BARKspALE, Z. ". HAEKsDALE,
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CALDWELL,S REAPER

T.. tALDWELL'S REAPER
~ -os' practical and reliable Reaper IN use, IL na'ihS
'-.ceeied, in several instances, in cut
s'sh .atse crops OF heavy wheat,
-. ~ .!s b-s. r.apers Of the day had seh1 -
'~!.d before the harvest half over, and TINS
'41- ioss work. each day than any other, owing
AID simplicity. Early orders are respectfully
,4aIi1,WELL'S HORSE. POWER AND TNRESBING
~ sil continue 10 be the best In use: and have
50 'ap'oEei TO perfection. J.T CALDWELL,
-. Ayle,,'s King William county, Va.
{ Ca-t>eE>-C J. Sin;on Co, E. H. Sknker 4 Co., r.
,,.. ~. Geo Watt Dickinson IIill Co. April3-c2m
REDu CTION IN COKE.-rhe price OF Coke, un.
"a :. 'sfiher notice will be as follows
-. -. nI-'bp Coke Ae................s sS 90 per load
Ha.d - N'se .......'.. 49,. 80 40
80 toke, both grades. 80 do
-; pfices Coke Is, all things considered, the cheap
a's offered. or likely to be offered In the market,
,,tta. tta. coming season.
rss.-cssh on delivery, or on demand.
"as corner 10Th street and Basin, and corner Byrd
,yn ii-xa ~ JOHN J. wERTH, Agent.
IaoPRIETORSOF SPRINGS, HOTELS,
!,.. aase on hand iarEe stock Of choice white
= ware, Glass Ware, Casters and Looking Glases,
o.'i nanufaeturers suitable for Hotels and Pub.
l1 WM P. BUTLER,
,S.Ze- IN Ze-clm Importer, 70, Main street.
BnOGC ES, BROG q rs, BROG Es.-s,OOO
Sfra, aia'nd made Brogues, for sale on aseommoda
''ey n. DErERECX,
L-,s Leather Dealer, 1S2, Cary street,
En-eo Between 18th and 18Th sts-
GssssSNs sssso;N hlaboSs.ccss5;say sPyi1EE ss1nss
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EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.,
Grocers, Commission Merchants,
ASp
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
L EEP constantly hand large and full assortment OF
N GROCERIES, together with LINE, GCASo, PLAs-
ZEE TAR Sc and attend particularly 20 the sale OF TO
:Acc0 WHEAT CORN. FLOUR, &c. Feb 3-c3m
CHARLES Il. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly In the Courts Of the counties
" q Hanover Caroline and King William, and will at
ed any business any Of the Courts held In the city Of
:..-orG Dec. 23-d3t&ctf
DISSOLUTION.
IS CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH OF JOHN JAMES
| WILSON the firm OF HARRIS WILSON Is dissolved.
:. Undersigned surviving partner, will settle the busi-
:he lAe concern which 10 desirable 10 do without
:.iy
aa:Hyoyp March l6, 1859. D. F. HARRIS.
WILL CONTINUE TO CONDUCT
stSEaAL PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS at the
;s,ai-snd in returning thanks to those who so kindly
;.n,st The late srin respectfully solicit continuance
' ascrs, and the patronage o! the public generally
Mi' l;-tS: elm win b. r HARRIS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-28
rHR FIRST LEGISLATURE.

The First Legislature convcnes in the
Central House, Bob Kcnnedy's Hotel. at
once Capitol and Hotel Representative
Chamber and SecretaryIs Office, on first
foor-C Council Chamber and Library up
stairs. Old &. X. Smith, Secretary, and
queer fish, has liberty pole put up in front
OF the house, and the stars and stripes run
up for sign to the nations. Both Houses,
eighteen Representatives and nine Coun.
cilors, meet in the Dining Hall, where Rev.
Mr.. Neil prays for us oil, and Governor
Ramsey delivers message full of hope and
far.sighted prophecy to comfort US wi,hal !;
then leaves the poor devils sitting on rough
board benches and chairs after dinner, to
work out as they may this old problem of
selfgovernment through the appalling laby-
rinth Of parliamentary rules and tactics
motions and amendments and previous qses
ticus-that Perplex their souls. Yet no
Legislature which ever sat in Minnesota
was made OF better stuff than that which
assembled to lay the corner stone OF the po-
litical edifce. David Olmsted is President
OF the Council up stairs, with eyes dropping
aslant from modesty, never looking at you,
vet seeing straight through you-silent,
smbitious-with will TO be the foremost
man-aud very nearly beiog SO. Then
there is Norris. and Loomis, and Martin
Mcleod. knitting his clear skinned Scotch
brow over School Law he is Matching
and William IL. FORBES, OF our town and
close by the President, whispering in his
ear. sits that placidest Of Joe Browns who
L.. -. 10, M ,,eg,,s.t, I 1.v,slatpv. a,I
know several things, as the Chief Clerk Of
Council, and grand pariamentsrian. tacti-
clan. and Jct'trson's Manual OF both houses
We should never have got along without
Joe His broad sleek face is the central
sun Of all the young parliamentary planets
Of the Assembly.
Down stairs chiefly conspicuous in the
lower assembly is VIM. ID. Phillips mark
YOU, grand with conscious clerkship. whom
10 behold is 10 admire and by his side our
L. Il. Wait sits rosy and sleek by his side,
Jerking his arms out Of his sleeve cuffs
which be does with great gravity and delib-
eratiou--la laying down his pen for that pur-
paee. VIM. X. Marshall from 81. An,ho
nv, Mort. Wilkinson from saltwater, Iere
miah Rlssll, from Grow Wing. Setter and
Brunson and Furbcr DO the business here
manly. Never was there an odier collec-
ton Of eighteen souls at 20 law making.
james Wells MAS the central and inspiring
oid,y Of the session whose 'ntelar goddess
was the virgin Diana Of the hphesisns and
Tom HOLMES then 81 sank Rapids, long
Tom. like n rusty rife q, halfcock. with .
quid Of tobacco between his ,e,,h. But the
rrca,es, thing MAS TO bear Trask talk q,
Mr. Spcakrr AMI spit al the assembled wis
dom. Trasks spi, was by far the mos, clo-
qOeni part Of his sp',chcs. |, took q ran
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-04-28

Using 4 for multiple during the first
FIVE years when there as u lamentable dis
proportion Of families TO voters, and s for
the last halt of the decade, we obtain results
nearly uniform with the census and other
enumerations given in the FIRST series, sus-
tanning its ratios throughout.
THE LAW OF GROWTH OF SAINT PAUL
The experience OF these ten years shows
that Saint Paul has increased more rapidly
within that period, than any western city,
probably more rapidly than any other city
in the world outside OF California and Au-
strsIia- Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee and
other fast western cities have grown for the
last eighteen years at the nearly uniform
ratio Of twenty per cent increase yearly.
SAINT Paul on the other hand has increased
in population at the rate OF fifty per cent.
compounded aDnually-that is 20 say, that
the population has doubled for every period
OF two yesrs.
EXPANSION or AREA AND EXTENSION OF COR
PoRATE LIMITS o. SAINT PAUL IN TEN YEARS.
10 ls41 the plot Of Saint Paul Proper,
embracing all the blocks from jackson to
-. Peter street. a. far back as Seventh
stree, an area Of 90 acres, was laid ont by
Ira Brunson Tor Louis Roberts and Others
The land was entered by Roberts year
after at the saint Croy Land Office, when
abou, the some time, II. H. Sibley entered
the remainder. as agent for the Board Of
Arbitrators TO whom the original owners
had referred their conflicting claims.
The original plat il is interesting to OBJ
serve, was siga,d on February IS, le49, by
the following persons ss proprietors I.ouls
Roberts, David Lambert, Henry Jackson,
T. " Brunson. Chs Cavilier, Henry ii.
Slb.ey. !. W Bass, A l. IArpnteur, VIM.
II. FORBES. j. W Simpson, Henry &.
Rhodes. l.. II. IARoche, J. b. Co,y and
Neial Gueriu. This was all Of Saint Paul
lad on, on The 2sih Of April lsi9, except
Hoyts Add lion Of p acres, where the
stakes had Just bscn driven bsyoOd the NJ
mos, ambition oi settlement IN ,hcse days.
Ninety acres Of a town plo, then 10 star,
With for the ara OF SAINT Pan Al tbs com.
meucrment Of the decade There yer cat
tered hints and a decent hous or two out-
eide OF ,h,s DO; The mass Of buildings AMI
people aud a., the little bssib,ss was "a
NINETY acrss