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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

~ AID farm is situated in Liberty twp, III Ridge
- Road, one half mile west of the Perrysburg aud
Fmdlay Turnpike aud miles from Taylortown, on
the d. n VI, Railroad. 1t contains l50 aores-ie in
timber and 90 in thorough state Of ofcultvation-Si-
Yded into lots all OF which inclosed by stake
rider fences in good condition The Farm is proyi-
ded with comfortable Buildings. abundant supply OF
water and first rate orchard, stocked with the bes
varieties of frptin full bearing. The situation is
pleasant healthy in good neighborhood and in
close proximity to schools and churches and, taken
altogether it is one othe most desirable ocationsin
the County, The subscribers being about 10 engage
in other business, viii sell reasonable terms, 1t ap
piled TO soon, J,BLOOM.
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A CA II I'D

To The People cf Perrysburg and Vicinity.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce that
l. he has located himselfin Perrysburg, for the
purpose OF fpractioing medicine. Having been prao-
ticina medicine number of years in the county he
feels no hesitancy in assuring the public that he is
well acquainted with the diseases of this part of the
State. ONCE, in connection with +. & D. X. Hollen
beck'sLaw Office in building formerly occupied nv
+. tlollister Co. Residence on Second ST. first
door east of Rev MIR. Rosenberger's Church.
Perrysburg, DeS. J, 80. e. W. MARVIN,M. d.
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sherid's sale.


Simeon B. Manley VS.. Alex, i. Donaldson, s. Jeffor
son and Peter Vanncss.
DY virtue of M execution TO me delivered from
ID the court Of common pleas of Wood county, u,
in the above entitled cause I shall oAer for sao at
public auction ut the door of the court house in Per
rysburg. In sad county. on I,
saturday the 2ist day of APRIL A. d. 1860,
between the hours of one and two o'clock NJ. the
following described lands and tencments, to wit:--
The rh east quarter of section thirty 500 in town
ship five ) north of range nine 10y east, containing
one hundred ard sixty acres.
CIV. NOTION, sheriff Wood CO., o.
Asher Cook, ntt'y pl'f.
March * 1S6O-45w5S2O
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rEUE undersigned has been duly appoint admins
Il traitor OF the estate of Joseph Mclaughlin, late
of Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All persons in
debted to said estate requested to make immcd
itc pa yment and those having claims against the
Slme will present them to the under gned for alloy
ance. THEODORE J. NOSBURG.
March |, lSG0-i3w3*
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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1850.
Anlnnnsrn SksslnK.-Just be fou golnS 20

ApJouRsEp SEssioE.-Just befolc gomS 10
press we received letter from the Editor stating
that the L,glslsture adjourns on the 26'h inst,
20 meet on the first day of January next. This
question was not carried by party vote, as sew
eral Ripdblicaus vo'cd against it, in either
branch, while several Democrats voted for it,
The letter was received at too late an hour for
publication.
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Mtm aNutrtiatmtntg.
sheriH,s sale.

y vs. WOOD COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph Smith. }
DY virtue OF an execution to me directed and de-
ID lWerel from thA,court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio In t6n.above entitled cause. shall Of
fer for sale Al public auction at the door Of the court
house ~ Pcrrysbrtrg. on
Saturday. the 2lst day os April, A. y. 1850.
between the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ, the fol
lowing desc ribed lands and tenements to wit. The
west the northwest quarter Of section twcn-
weight t2s) In township three t3) north of range
eleven IN east containing eighty acres,
CIV. MOTION, Sheriff. Wood co.
Asher Cook, att'yplH
March | D. lSGO--i jw5S2q5.
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March Appointments.
DIR. HAIR DIM AN,

DIR. IIA Is ID M AN,
Analytical Physician, and Physician for Dis
ease of the Lungs,
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospital
and Invalids r etreat, Corrcspo nding Member to
the London Medical Society of observation, Au-
thor of" Letters to Invalids," and Editor of the
Medical Stehoseope," may be consulted at :
PERRYSBURG--Baird II House--NIarch 10, 1860.
Exchange HOTEL March IL, 1906
DEFIANCE--March 1G, 1850.
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TRAINS GOING souru.

Connecting at Piqua for Columbus. Zanesville.
wheeling and Baltimore Also at Dayton for Cincin-
natl, Columbus, and indianapolis.
Fare as Low as by any other Route. .,
Be careful and call for tickets by way of Lima.
ES- The rates offreght to all points east or west
will at all times be favorable as are charged by
other companies.
No Transfer bet'oee Dayton and Chicago, ,Pits6Uys,
Toledo or Detroit.
r. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Supt. Dayton.
NJ. SHoEMAKER. Gen'l Agent, Toledo.
February IL, l6G0.--4l. q. Fl. .... .r
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HE PIE ARE!
THE PEARLll

THE PEARLl!
I HAVE secured the agency for this very valuable
l. Sewing Machine.
Ii does all kinds Observing from the finest to the
ecarsest; il combines all the good qualities OF the
high priced Marhines. and is offered at a very low
price. Those in want of Machine will find ii to
their advantage 10 call and ore in opera ton at
myresidsnce, corner of Erie and Cass streets.
Maamse, Feb. ,, lS60--S9m3 J.G. AVERY.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
hHt JANUARY I,Is6O.


Notice to Holders Of Dayton Il Michigan X. X.
co. Income Bonds.
TIN1E interest due the above described bonds
will be paid presentation of said bonds at the
office of the company in Dayton, on and after this
the hrst day of March.
PRESERVED SMITH, Treas.
roll, I q,,Q
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j. J. BLECKER, dentist.

XNTOULD respectfully announce to the cftizens
w of Wood County, that he will be at Mead'S
Hotel in Glead on the 1st Of Febrnary, at IIoweis
Exchange iu Petrysburg, the 18th. and at Taylors
Hotel, in Bowling Green, the 1st Of March. Z.
January 10 lSGO--37 . .t 'g n 90 t.tF
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llUSG To'MoRRow stephens and Hazctt
the lat of the HarPecs Ferry party, are to be
hung tomorrow, the y6.h inst.
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The Cincinnati Eaqrirer insists that " the
Northwest Is The m'st thoroughly Democratic
section of the Union!" It ascr;bes as grounds
FOR this proposition, that every Northwestern
State, save Ohio, voted for Polk in 1874 ;" and
thai 'without any exception, they voted for
General Cass in 1877 aud General Pierce in
1851
Upon the same principle New York could be
claimed as SIrong Democratic State, for did
It not vote for Polk and Pierce so likewise
all the New England States bur Massa chusetts
aud Vermont, for they voted for Pierce in 1852.
The only Northwestern States that voted for
Buchanan are ludiaua aud Illinois, and they
have since that time Indicated that they are dis
Sneted with modern Democracy, TIE EaQuirer
must be hardly pressed when it will use such
aimsy logic SaHdWSky Reg.
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ShcriH,s Sale.
WOOD COMMON PLEAS

BY virtue OF an execution ISSUED from the court of
common pleas of Wood co.. o. in the above cause,
shall offer for sale at the door of the court house, in
Perrysburg in said county Mt public auction the
2st day of April. A. ID. 1850, between the hours
of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. the following
described property to witt The south hall of inlots
number three hundred and eighty nine (iS9) and four
hundred and four (i0i in the town OF errysburg
Wood CO., o.. G.. W. NORTON, Sheriff of
ASHER Cook, Atty of pltf. Wood co.
NnrcI, T. 5th
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WALL PAPER.

have iustreceived large quantity of Wall Pa
per- consisting ofthe most beautiful patterns gang
in price from TO 37c. Beautiful patterns for Ia
the best ever offered for that price in this section
satin and gTeuad at T. C.UOLT'S, ,MauMec city.
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Cash for Timothy and Glover Seed!
NNTANTED!-. .-lOO bushels Of good, clear TIM.
w 0Thr SEED and 2 900 bushels CLOVER far
which we are paying the highest price ip.CASH. -
Ifsent TO us by Rail ad, we viii remit'the aOn-
ey by mail or Express. II PHILLIPS CO%Estg
Toledo Seed Store and Agricultupal Ware House.
-f IS Summit Street, Toledo.
WANTED, also, so bushels ofgoodtop HONS.
w ii. PHILLIPS & co..
Toledo, Jan. so, lssO--S9w4
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Tne SrrAkrns PAor.-A Washington cores

TnE SPEAKERS PAdE.-A Washington cores
pondent writes:
Al present the main stay Of Speaker Pcnning-
ton is the pnge who stands upon the right, u
youth OF hno appearances, aud something like
" years OF ogc. This page was first appointed
10 oilite by Speaker Boyd, and has ever since
continued to discharge the duties OF "page TO the
Speaker, among which is now rcctoned that of
prompting the Speaker in dischargng his busi
ness. lie stands near the Speaker, and directs
him IN an nnderion, how to put every motion,
and how to decide points of order as they rise I.
"lhaddeus is known to all the politicians of the
country MS. the most remarkable parliamenturan
oi his age living, With the construction of the
rules OF order he is perfectly familiar, and every
precedent he has at his fingers ends.
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SoLp Probably the worst sold man Of the
l9lh century is Frank Leslie, Knowing moth,
ing OF the Sons of NJ ,ta hin.eihe has published
an exposition Cf them which was furnished him
by one who pretended to know all about them
IL has now leaked oaI that the silly tumble of
nonsense was Cotton up to sell Frank Lsslieond
in this the wog who pretended to expose The Sons
succeeded most beautifully, Leslie should place
SO -L-D ~ smotIo TO his paper henccrOrlh 80
San Reg.
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DAYTON & MICHIGAN r. n.
For Toledo, Detroit, TT. Wayne and Chicago.
PASSENGER TRAIN TIMETABLE JAN. g. 1890,

Uonnecting at Toledo FOR Detroit also at ina for
Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving in Chicago O:30
p. VI. and 0 a. NJ. .-IH IT.f70
Connecting at Lima also with trains on pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad) for Piusburg,
Philadelphia and New York and all Eastern and
South eastern cities.
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TuREg WlpowS IN THg FlgLD.--lt is under
stood tha the claims of Nus. Elizabeth Burton
will be strongly contested. The case now stands
in this position: BY his will, Mr.. Burton left
81 900 to Jane Livingston Burton, but it is sta.
ted that he was never married TO her. Since
then, Mrs Elizabeth Burton, of England, has an.
peared as contestant, on the ground that she
is the widow of The deceased / now appears
that there is another widow in Philadelphia
While Mr., Burt.G was in the city, his wilo in
England weut there and commenced legal
proceedings against him, in the course of which
n collateral question was raised as To the valili
.Y of his marriage with her (lho Eaglish wife. }
which was declared to be void, Subsequently
The marrlage with the Philadelphia lady was
annuled Thus, as it now stands, there are
three apparent widows, while it would seem
that there 10 none in reality.
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FEMALE DcrATIoN IN CoNGREss. During the
progress of b'llotting for Speaker in the Hcuse
OF Representatives. many ludicrons scenes trans
prod. One, in particular, exbitcd great deal
OF mirth, AS Barksdole was urging all the OPP
position elements to unite upon McClernand. a
lady in one of the front seats in the gallery was
observed to become very much excited She
coughod, made signs, and by other means, at
tempted to attract the attention OF q member
below Not succeeding, she leaned over thcbal
cony, and in an audible whisper exclaimed, "Da
vid! David change your vote, the BOBBY" The
honorable member looked up, recognized lis bet
Ter halt, colored, hesitated, stammered and then
instantly changed his--seat A small delicate
fist was shaken at him from the gallery, amid
the suppressed mirth Of the spectators Boston
COur.
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LAND FOR SALE.

FENHE following lands in Wood County, Ohio, are
4 for sale upon reasonable terms, as to price and
time of paymeut and in lots to suit purchasers viz
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Undressing and remarkable ruins have re =
Gently been discovered near tho river Pecos.
ninety miles above Fort Stanton, New Mexico.
They are situated on plain, and are mass i, 0
relics OF pople who have passed away. The
city appears TO have been built by warlke race.
II is quadrdngulor. Many of the buildings
on the onter line are pierced with loop-holes,
as though made for the use of weapons. Seve-
raj OF the buildings are built of large blocks of
dark granite rock, There ara three buildings,
each of which has front of 300rt. The walls are
now 30 feet high. In the center one there arc
No partitions, thus forming an immense hail.
There are NJ carving in bas relief and iresco
work In this supposed temple. Tho blocks of
which these buildings are composce are cement.
ed together by mortar of seemingly biluminous
kind. V st portions of the walls have fallen
down, and the blocks remain cemcutcd together.
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ThOs. NJ. Cook exr. of
+. b. Perkins decd.
vs.
Isaac T. Thompson
C. C.
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Administrators Sale.

by J. II. TyLER, their atty.
Feb. ,, lS60-S9wGS7 co
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Total 81
Gen. Cdmerons vote, at the start may be es
timated as follows:
Pennsylvania % From other States |:
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TO FARMERS OF THE
Valley Of Virginia.
WEhEe pleasure In ihiOrniss farmers TIA, III,
w universal success Of
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE
ST.g.HD.IRD .M.f.rURG


Induces us 70 make extensive artaps.m.nt. ,o,
The csmAnf this suiumn-tcr which purpo.. :.
have e-iahlishsd Depot At Ale1ahdfis snd hav.
appointed hrss.s. Cszenour A. Co ou, .r,.
Agents. ~ho viii have large stock oa hand AZ a n
times.
We alss refer Farmers to Mr.. Jane. Sewer. NJ,
MihSocd Z. O, Clarke couaty Va Who viii
visit them and procure ih-ir otcets--a nd who h,.
made arrangements viii Mr.. Chas Chase stth-
Depot, Winchester. Va, 10 receive order, to sny
amount
Frcm large numhef OF c-rti6esles Ne ..lrrt
the following from Dr. ". v Funsrb a eel
knoSn Farmer nesr Waite Poet, Clarke County
Va Who used - tons last season. lie says
Rhodes super Phosphate ha. acted 4dni,.blv
during thsssssos in this neighborhoo-i-inds-d h,,t
or 80 unfAvOrsbls has been tie s-s.on there ms,
Rave been a is,lurs OF the " heat erog. Whsr~a. a
nov eSmpar,s iavorssiy with that 81 e,ther eth. IL
lat years. Ihsyr beard % no Who as v..d thi.
Manure, hO u not ssushsd with the r..ait Indeed
nsesns tehc an e.isblished tset. that RHoDss % IN.
be-, ior car soil-sHd ia pis ~iiib be ndspen-
sable 10 sneerssfal n rDinE here after -
n ~ RHODES 4 Co.
Ohiee ~, Bow ~ wharf BaItimors
Jolly ~. is6O.-2m.
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Virginia to-Wit.

A 4 ruirs held IG NE Clerks OHCr ofrhs Cir.
"A eoit Coori - J, fsfson County On The 81 day
81 AuRus', 1850,
Amos Jarbry, PSatsf,F
AGAINST
Lewis Frv, ADD SotvsBUn Bats Afmioisra
cor Dc SrstIA oH with The will anneir' NJ Roh.tt
Florcuce. drc-asef Jsss,{anf,
~ CHINCERY
The object OF his .uit - Oh n credit Tor esr
tlin sams - money icf plsnk, hinges &c ,old
bY Amos J.nney 10 ,siG Lewis Fry N d,,-bsrR.
oi ju3gmenl oi ssia Frv sgsiasi sat Janbry
NhicL stid iGdetme y founded On bond. or
single bal. tIetued ~ ssif Janney. with Josiah
}. JEBHey sOtsiy % said Lr0t. Frv a. Exc
cutor Of Rob-r F.orsnc, tvcsa.rd, and Tor
pefpe'us,icn Of az ,rJH:etion tb'a'rsd 70 ihIS
cause res'TsiniHs enf,ic msnlpf ssii judgment.
u appearing 90 all isyu died 10 this ,Gir, hat
ne DeieGcsnt Live Fty l. g0i fetiierl OF
tbs Stsfr, be is hereby UaBi5sf 10 appear here
SHhtn oa- m0n'h a0er doc Publication ul ihls
nfcss, Rsd 30 Vbst j. UtCrssafy "a protect bis 10.
tsfests 10 Ibis msurr
~ - tlTiher ordered. itat scpy a this CtdsF he
pubitsh"c Ctcs = Nsrs tor tUuf successive we-ss
Va he Virginia Pee PTess a u~wspsper printed
20 he CouRty oi JrG-r.oB snd posted =, he front
door Of The COuft-tiouse of said county on the
hTsI day Of ihr next C0nnty CoUu.
A CopY--Trs'~
r. T BROWN. CIslk.
Aug q 1908
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Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted.

On Aials Sired, ChdTiS1OaeA V,xsf,,,
I 'NdE unosrsisnsd has On hard abd y 'o.,s,tl,
II mahpisciufing ~ bis TN HARE. STOYE
AND SHEE TJRON ESTARLINHgp<T
IN ChsfirstuSH, rve,y description 81 CrI,,.,,
Wsfr, usasNE icpRc N his line a. husinss<- mad
ol he best matcrtal AID ~ experienced ~p-kn.,
Iee ''ceS rc~ ~ ~. Ware Room. comprise,
every ussiul aUtcie khCua 20 tbe hoas.ss. ~,
aha snF sfucle called or 90 any atsount Of C;,.e
dssHre can bs iarnisAei Wttb gs.patrh
nmSeE BIS stock q Tia Ware may b. foasc
BCCkErs ~ ~ S,Ies;
COfFkE fOrs eftAs nest ,purgy.t r,,.sr,.
ItLlkNOkRs. SP,ts, Stss@sr.. CaLs sers-.
EAhE CUTTERS Ilour Baxss
PATTY PANS II rarieus patterns.
BASINS. Chsntet " sss. P,iehsr
hbAst's' 81 al si1sa asd Psiatsd ToSist W are.
tits stock 81 SHEET IRON MAZE. COM
prIsss ever auiis 70 ihs Caihnsty and Hoass-
heeP'hs department. H,s stock IT
- TON ES.
embraces every vsristt ~ WOOD and o,i stove,
a%coE Which may be iOHsd The following pprov.
ys,o. COOl steve. sine, seo,eAssa cooi. .,a,
p.s.se, Ksr .l., vr.ps, s,.' '. S.,. &c
Sa',onal Cool. '.ss, G,osi.s C.p...l. 'i...
P,-sio@ eost. sue. R.a,.1s, 80,
hss.s a%er,e; ''I'' Maggie Temple. sac,
Portable Grste,. al sisr,
sizes -
Possessing ever facility known 10 the busin,,.
NJ >, ~ePafei al at times 90 execute win the NJ.
most prumDinFss ell kinos al
BUILDING AND JOE WOR6
Tic Roohag linking snd spout,ry s,,s A., -.
and N he best mannrr ''
Merchants desiious 81 rsVleuisAirr thrirsto,l
OF Tn 90 sheet liou Ware wiN Gui ID "a r.,
A1.An'Ssc 70 ''ai Eiih me-. shah make lih,r.
Al discount % merchants vt~n arttclss 20 $50,
~ ihs qusnuy. lsball slsotsse N eIcAss,,tr,
Tia Ware, ~ III
Rag, R..g tfa
BeesgaI or Go,
Wool n4 49,
Shecpskins n Pcv,.,
IhahEIai Tor past iavors AhG uilA a d.t,tmi,.
lion 10 merit the iuctrssin pa,Tcnsr. an AZ.
c3mmunhy' respectfully .Oiicita call IRON al
10 oes"e pafcnssthg any article ~ my line Of
business My terms WHl ~ sseb a. rs1.cI,,n
10 please.
SEQ, - o. ALBERT MILLER
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NOTICE
TO EVERY BODY CONCERNED.

FI'sfss y'sf' go cold hs best psyibx farm IN
\ 1Fhefson eoubi' DO rsrt iof ne rorp9se orsna.
bHsE ne 'o rlosf % sud seiils ny basintss
$50 aoi mr. aTh Trt Ism pfspafiag 10 tssvr N,
Co1atg - NJ a. dsY az OrroUsf and rtss ftt.
aotice Aai every HosT 1EiuK mr ant hsvisr a.
aeuiea bafissss, aay eaIi e. oarsaaf psy - o,
ssuie 80 ne aief ih' 81 az Of ssprsnI.-r
EttA'ai ffgar1 i1 ffirAfs or rifrsasIaress Iwi
core "a paTHroi ~ Iav 90 uIaefsts ss "a,
am0aaH 1as ~ rsonoi aat wiU uat ssrrts-.
Anr more ums EatinT he .8svs1i rnrs oil a..
sha oEe - Ibs b7Iice bo5s 70 nd 10 uo~.,.
ho.d 81 800 JOS l. hUssELL
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Virginia, Jsf'r'O. County fO-sii;
IN the Circuit Court Of Jsffersou County.
L JVAs y. wheauey aud CaihAgiHs
his vile, PUP

JN the Circuit COur, Of JstfersoU County.
i JVAE y. whesusy and CslhAgine
his vile, PUP
AoAiSsr
Robert Lnea,, Jr., late sheriff OF JsfIsrsos Coss.
~, Commute Adm'f Of Geo. Ebtler. teerssed,
and Of GeOige Rsynelds. deceased, Willism. q 4.
BuiiST Admir- With The wili sansIsd OF Wa.
BaIlef, deed, ana Jacob ?. A. Ent.r late Gear
dian OF Cathsrine Whsausy, la. wslehe,msr,
oue Of the plsinu's DsftL
Oh day 81 Jnne, 1850 upon the PsPers formerly
tSat, aud up0u The report II Com IN issoner Ceoke
returned Septr mb<t 1o,h. 1855. witb TOE encePion
thereto. Was sfgHed bT Counsel UPoe eoas'a.
stAi'Oa whefsot, The CVan heinE OF ooin'on 'es'
The ptice OF Taise OF Negro Col hafra'e'' oso'
ted IL III. seeOuni sgaiast The hf'agaat1ian ESQ
Entet was properly 90 charged ses'n't sim SOFA
override the erc-pi'op 10 ss'd ven ou oe'es tuf-
,hef Of OpiniOn hat beiofe esefst Gao P'o cry o
rendered aKsinst his sscufttse, an e"qoiff should
h- dit.-,.d % ascertain II his estate Dc "a N seat
ray the haianes foune sgAinst him. u is' tsiofe
crterrd thats commissioner OF his Cow ov sster-
IAN and report whether Aoy estate itAlSt person.
al OF said George EnileI dec a.. ALL f'ms IN M
disposed ot .hieh could Dc subjected to'ths bal
snrr touod Que aEsinst hiu. a. ai1fsssid AEd
the Couri Bcibg uf,tsf q vp'niUn, that under The
proofs 10 this cause, The COmmt.sioncf properly
refused 20 report any balance 10 favor OF The ,e.
eons EoArdiAn, Jacob L. A Enuer. a. a charge
against NJ. late waid. The icmsle P..inuf, the
exception thereto, hsd IN bts tcbali. - oyrffuled
And a. TO the exception fisc 10 behsit u the
Pisinuhs. u not fatty appearing irCIn the report,
ana the proofs in the cause, whether the same
should Be susisiLed or overfuled, "a 10 ordered
that the cause be further re-eommitied to the
CommisSioner, 10 STATE and seule he sccouni Of
the said Jacob = A. Eni,t, a. Euardian Of the fe-
male Plaipun. .si'ng specially soch mausfs a.
he may deem p~rtineat, OF euher psTt, may re-
quue, and particularly Va sscrrtain aud report
~h-th-r the sBm Ut (S2t3 36) tao hundred and
tory thrss dollars aud ,hUty-sir rrnts. credited
ia The account OF saio y. a Bath a, ha wing
been received usm the securities 81 she former
raatdisn vas required. IN sddHion TO ihe proper
snnoai income al he wards estate Tor her ~ ,
bort, maintenance, proper eduration sc and Toe
Comniissionet - directed To make report to the
beII term Of this Couti. IN ordet 10 float decree
COpl -Tes,s, X. +. BROWN, ck.
The psrtie, TO the above suit are hsrebV roiihrd
20 appear Al ny once IN Charie,iown Jefferson
'ouhtv, Va. 90 The Job DAY OF AOgu,t ieG0
With ,he'r evidence, 70 enable me 20 rIreuis the
aGoSe cscfer. EDWARD r COOKE, Con
CharleNosn Aug 2 tSGO 81