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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23
AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.

AUDITORS OFFICE. Iowa.
Dcs Moines, February I'd, Is6o.l
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the SIS,
L day OF January, 1850, sworn statement was
flied in this Office, showing the condition Of the
CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COY
PNNY, located at Hartford, in the State of Con
necticut, on the first day Ct January, 1860, in &C
cordance with the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly OF the State OF Iowa. entitled
IAN Act in relation to Insurance Companies ;" an
proved January 2Sth, 1857, and an Act ameniato-
ry thereto, approved February 9th, 155S that said
statement shows that said company is posse ssc,i
CT the requisite amount Of capital, aud invested
required by law.
Authority istherefore given to the above named
Company to transact business Of Insurance in this
State in accordance with the laws thereof until
the 3lst day Of January, A. u. 1861.
II is also certified that FRAEK PLUMEn, of Day-
export, has been duly appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the count,
Of Scott, with full power to take risks of Insur-
ancc therein and to acknowI ledge service Of pro-
cess, as provided by law, upon his fling with the
Clerk Of the District Court, in and for said
~, certified copy of the statement on ilc in this
office. II is further certified that the attached is
a true and correct copy Of the said statement.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed my seal Of office, this I'd day
Of February, 1860
LIS. J. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23

No losses adj listed and due.
Losses adjusted, but not due, ........ - 500. 9s
Losses unsdjusted, ;. '.''............. 1871. CT
Losses in suspense awaiting further
proofs, a. well ~ losses resisted. in
cluded in last answer above.
All other claims against the Company. none.
The rule Of the Company is not to exceed &c.,
O0o in any one risk likely to be los bya single fire.
The amount insured ia a city OF village depends
upon ito size generally, all the desirable risks to
1e mad subject to the rule last above named.
The amennt insured in any block Of build
Ings, depends upon its size and construction, sub
lect to the rule above referred TO.
The act OF Incorporation is on file in your efice
No part Of the Company's capital or earnings de
posted in any State, Territory or place o. security
for losses therein exclusively:
isl JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE, Sec'y.
CouxrY OF HAsrrozDJ q.
Henry r. w. welch, Public Notary in and
for tho State Of Connecticut, duly eonmis,
stoned and sworn, residing in the city and
county Of Hartford in said State Of Connecticut,
do certify that on the twentieth day Of January,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
personally appeared before me in said city Of
Hartford, Ralph Gillett and Joseph h. Sprague,
quainted, and who sre personally known to mo to
be respectively the President and Vice President
Of ssid Charter Oak Fire 4 Marine Insuranee
Company, and they then and there sevenlly ub-
scribed the above statement in my presents, and
made solemn oath before me to the truth Of the
mssters therein set forth. In witLess whereof l
haze hereunto set my hand and a1kxedmy Notasial
Seal at said city Of Hartford, this twentieth day
& January. One ThosAnd Eight Hundred "a
Sixty. Signed, HRxRr B. w. WuCH,
Notary Public.
[fsb.7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23

Of N.c Condition of lie CHARTER Oak Fire am
Marine Insurance tompang on the first da,
Of January 1860, TO tie Auditor of State O.
Ioua
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23
AUDITORS OFFICE iowa.
hrs MoyyvS IAvrApy 9Nst 1eEo (

AUDITORS OFFICE tOWA.l
DEs MONIES, JANUARY SYST, 1860.
It is hereby certified, that the thirty first day
of january, 1860, . sworn statement was filed in
this Office, showing the condition Of the North
American Fire insurance Company, loca-
ted at Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut, on
the second day Of January, 1860, in accordance
with the provisions Of an Act Of tho General As
sembly Of the State of Iowa, entitled IAN Act in
relation to Insuanse Companies" approved jan
uary 2Sth, 1857, and an Act amcndatory thereto,
approved February 9th, 1858; that said state
ment shows that said Company is possessed of the
requisite amount of capital, and invested as re-
quired by law:
Authority is therefore given to the above
named Company to transact business Of lnsur.
ance in this State in accordance with the laws
thereof until the 31st day of Janucry, A. d. 1861.
II is also certified, that FIELD + KAUFMAN.
Of Davenport, have been duly appointed by said
company their lawful Agent and Attorney for tho
county Of Scett, with full power to take risks of
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service ut
process, - approved by law, upon their filing with
the Clerk OF the District Court, in and for said
county, certified copy of the statement on file in
this ofhce. 1t is further certified that the at.
tached iss true and correct copy Of the said
statement
(--l In testimony whereof, I hive hereunto
e. 8. set my hand and affixed my seal Of once,
49, this Slst dey Of January, 1860,
J. W. CATTELL, Auditor of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23

4 nnn BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED WAN.
1eh ll-dlw, EVANS, CHEW 4 co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23

HARTFORD, Jan. 10, 1860
STATE CT CONNLCICUT,l 80
HARTFORD COUNTY,
dent, and Andrew F. Hastings. Secretary of The
North American Fire Insurance Company, and
made oath that the foregoing statement by them
subscribed, is = true, full and correct statement
Of the affairs Of said Company, and exhibits so fat
rs can be ascertained. its actaal condition, a.
stated on tho I'd day of January, 1850.
Before me,
ROBERT E. DAY,
Justice of the Peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Kendriek, Proprietor,
Corner Of Perry and Sd SITS, ''

CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES
~ of all descriptions on hand and
~ ready for service ct all hours Of day
and night.
Our horses are well known TO be
tne best - this vicinity and our carriares are q
the latest styles and best manufaeture.
oetl6 dn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23
EXC LSlOR.
;, Washing-Day Made Easy.
Perfect Satisfactiol Guaranteed !!

j. y. Pond's Improved Patent RxealaaoR
0sehiae, Patented OceehoT 1855.
HAVING PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO
IL manufacture and sell the above machine in
the State Of Iowa, We hereby give notice TO al who
Fave washing to do land who have not) thst 70
are prepared 70 Ill oil orders that may BE- made on
ne.
Call and see, and be satisfied that We have
The Very Best Washer now in Use.
They can b hsd on Third street, near corner Of
Bndy, and between Brady and Perry. Price ~.
Rsnsmbsr, We guassstse perfect sstisfection Or
No sale, b. SAGE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-23
ST ATE NE.

Of the Condition of tic CHARTER Oak Fire ana
Marine Insurance Lompang on the frw das
Of January, 1860, 10 tie auditor Of State 0,
Ioua:
NAME OF COMPANY,
CH A lI r Err - AK
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
LOCATION,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
Amount Of Capital Stock paid in, rs
SHOWN oeo". ....-....... $1,000 o.
Amount OF surplus. 1901 81
Total amount Of paid up Capital and
surplus, ............. $33sU71 81
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and deposited in Banks, S27 704 n
in hands of agents. 1882 II
BANK RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS 8 FOLLOWS.
MARKET Iulue.
loo shares 4Etna Bank Hart
ford, SIC, 600 90
pa shares Mercantile Bank,
IartfOrd... 22,400 90
100 shares Merchants h Man
ufacturers Bank Hartford, l0.loo.00
lib shares County Bank Hart
ford, S,4?1.0O
70 shares Exchange Bank,
Hartford, ........... $4,000
ii shares Ph 1nix Bank, Hart
ford, ,034.00
81 :hares City Bank, Hartford, 1886 90
II shares State Bank, do. $4,000
50 shares Charter Oak Bank,
Hartford, .....:...... s,s25.0o
100 shares American Exchge
Bank New York,..... 10 0GO. 90
100 shares Nassau Bank, MY. 100000
100 shares Hide and Leather
Bank, Boston,. .......-... 100000
100 shares Revere Bank, Bos-
son,............. ........ 100000
10 SIS. -es Atlantic Bank ,Bos-
topys. .................. 100000
100 shares Bank ofCommerce,
Providence. ............. 10000
go shares Chicago 4 GaleDa
Railroad. .............. 10000
40 shares Erie 4 North East
Railroad, ................. 100000
Z shares Hartford and New
Haven Railroad, .......... $500
3 Bonds indianapolis 4 Gin
cinnati Railroad. ...... 100000
Bond City Of Dubuque for
$500, ............ 40o.e0--
Sl22,627.O0
Loaned on mortgage Of real estate. 10000
Loaned stock collateral, ..... -. 100000
All other Investments, ...... 15y 437 81
Tot,l assets Of the Company, - S33So7J 81
No liabilities to Banks or others due or
not due.
No losses adjusted and due.
Losses adjusted, but not due, - 500. 90
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

their Importance ne citizens, and
I 900, 900 u them dwell within her
empire. In Germany they are very
numerous the chief magistrate of
Hamburg Ia q jew. Poland Is their
stronghold within it's former limits
1000, 900 Of them may be counted
Nearly half a million are in Moroe-
co 10000 IN Cunslaniinople TO-
900 in Italy. 10000 in England
The whole number on The globe is
vatibusly estimated At FROM 5000.
900 10 10000, 900 The probable
number 10 e,00O,O00 OF course no
pretensioHs 10 accuracy can he made
IN such u computation there are
tribes said to he running wild in
the interior Of Africa.
A movement has been initiated NJ
Paris, with the knowledge. and possi-
lily ri The instance of The Emperor
Napoleon. fot The purpose 81 otgabi-
sing The whole people into associa-
,iohs and establishing communication
among them. They have hong cher
ished tie expectation If returning 10
The Holy Land May some of them
not think that their restoration draws
nesfY The signs Of The times eneout-
age The hope, The Turkish Empire
is falling in pieces, and The oeeupa-
ton uf The ancient Cansan by an
essentially t,aJing people, when The
Sues canal shall have been open.
cd. will adj 10 Tho commercial faeili.
tics and wealth 81 The world. u is
said that Baron Holhsul,ild ia init
mate with The Emperor, and, ambi-
tious 10 distinguish himself in the
service II his nation. keeps The project
constantly before him.--Jonrnoi Of
Commerce.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
A Fssssr Mess,r, E,,,;.s of,h

A Fosssr Mossrss Filling Of ne
largest Tree IN Cansda.-Reeently
. fnsmnotb tree IN Meiesire town.
ship, Canada West, was felled and
sold 10 New York firm. At one
foot above the roots 10 measured
tbirty.sis feet In circumference. For
ten feet no the but was round and
then oval 10 The distance Of forty
Eve feet. where the branches com
mepoed with four great limbs, that
appeared az large in their gitihs az
some Of the surrounding trees No
II lay. the but measured in perpen
dioulsr height, twelve feet, and this
Tot more Than twenty feet Of it's
length
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

THE VINTAGE IN THE Wrsr.-It
appears from all accounts that the
Weld Of the western VINEYARDS this
season will be very great. The Iowa
Republican says;
The vintage Of this year will be
extraordinary rich. From every aide
wo hear tho most encouraging news,
the most wonderful from Nauyoo, Ill
inois, where the yield borders on the
fabulous. And yet in spite Of this
immense quantity Of grapes the price
of them has not fallen below ten cents
per pound. At this rate the price Of
wine cannot fall.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
UNDER TttE vtoLETs.
~ e,ivss WENDELL actsss.


He, hands are eold her face IL white;
No mste hst praise ebhe and gp.
he, eyes are shht ~ life snd light:
Fold the white vestufes. snou 90 snow /.
And lay he, whore the vloleis blow
Hnt not beneath q grave of stone.
10 rlssd fet tears with swollen eres.
A slan,le' e,nss ~ ~atd alrne
shall say that here . maiden lies
~ pesee beneath the peaceful skies.
AID gtsy nld trees of hnvesi imh
Shall ~ heel thpit pitelinF shqdpws round
10 maize ths screening Sunlight lin
Ihst drinks the etsenness fren the
ground,
And drop iheit lead leaves on the
mound
when o'st their brurhs the squirrels RIM,
And through their leaves tie robin esll,
Aud lpening ~ the sutninn sHn
Tile eeoins snd the ehtshnis fall.
Doubt not that she will need thein ell.
~, her the mernihg choir shal sing.
It's MATHS fretn ths htahehes high.
Aud eVetv minstrel vsiee 81 spring
That ttils beneath the Anil shy.
Shall greet her with iis earliest cry
when. turning round thsir dsily ttsek.
Eastward the heightened shadows psss.
Her little mDufns's. eiad IN blsek.
Tile efiekets. sliding through the grass /,
Shall pipe fpt her an evening mss
Az last The tentlets If The trees
Shall Hud he prison " here she lies,
And hssf the buried drs' they seize
In leaves and blossoms w. the skies
So mar the SOIL ,las warmed u rise
" any. born If kindred blood,
Should ask. What maiden lies below
Eev only thls a tender bud
That tried 10 blossom in ihe SNOW,
Lies withersi where the violsts blow.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

ignore this right Of territory will
he followed by dissgfeeable results,
opt ~ bis power 10 coattol.r
The Secretary Of War dissp-
proves this order " General Usfs
ney, IN violation ~ The order Of
General Scott. and Of the agree.
ment between the two governments
respecting the island Of San Juan.
which might have been attended by
disastrous consequences. At the
same time, whilst expressing his
disspptobaiion, he has no doubt of
the good intentions Of General Iisr-
ney in the premises; aud from his
known high character, and disilns
guisbed services, he is not dis
posed 10 he severe IN his oondem
nation. JoHs u. Fiofp.
secretary Of War.
War Department, Oct. 81. 1860
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

The latest news we hsvs Of The election,
!. the following tsiss,sphie despatch. We
Uhe Rom the satoesisi
New osts.ss, Nov r.-i,inecin has
carried New Yofk, ohio. Massachusetts,,
M.iae, New Hampshire, Connecticut, III
,rci.. Wisconsin, rennsyivsnis. Vermont
Indiana ard Iowa, ~ large msictities.
pssetiss,ase hss carried Delaware,
A, the hour u going 10 pf.ss last even 5
ing, nothing sr,the, We. received al the
telegraph ofies here. We shsll cnly give
sslisbls news
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

FsARrub Loss or Lirs. - The
steamship Northern Light, at New
York, from Aspinwall the sbth,
brings the following particulars OF
the recent sinking Of \ Peruvian
ffiaate at Csllao, South America.
with ell Oh board,
The ffigate Aussepinac was un.
dergoipg repairs in tho dry dock Of
San t,orepso. Callao. with the crew
on board. when some stanohions OF
the dock gave way, causing her TO
pitch over, when she rapidly filled
with water A great number OF
people, including men, women and
children. and siek In the hospital,
oil perished. All the particulars
were not known at the date Of ad.
vices, hut IL was believed tba. the
number wounded with broken
heads, arms and legs, was very
great. The Callao was . forty.fou'
gun ffigate. built at BLACKWELL,
England, sir years ago. She IL q
total loss. The dry dock was also
damaged and rendered useless.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

The following IL the official lot.
Tor which. by order of the President.
has been addressed TO General lIaf-
neyi
Having given a most careful OF.
animation t. all the events which
have lately occurred IN the depart
ment Of oregon. aud 20 the ekpla-
nation Of his conduct therein cub.
mitted by Gen. Harvey 10 this lie.
psrtmeht, the Secretary Of War
feels u his duty 90 express his dis.
approval Of the orders issued by
General Harvey. under date Of
April 10th, 1860, by which Capt.
Pickett was placed in command at
Camp Pickett A question having
arisen between the governments ~
tho United States and Great Ri.
tain m to the sovereignty Of the
island of San Juan. and danger DO
ing anticipated 10 the friendly re-
latiUns Of tho two countries from
the condition Of affairs upon the
island itself. General Scott was
sent. on the 10th September, 1859,
empowered by the government Of
the United States. to make such
temporary arrangement 40 would
avoid all collision. until lie whole
matter had been amieably adjusted
Ivy the diplomatic action Of the two
nations.
In pursuance Of these powers
General Scott repaired 10 San Juan.
and having taken steps, the which
he deemed advisable. returned.
leaving with General Harvey, for
his guidance and instruction, lot.
terra and orders Of the following
dates. November 9TH and 9th, 1869.
The essential points Of these inslruo.
tons and orders, were. first. tho 70.
moval Of The larger part Of tho Uni.
ted States force ON San Juan island ;
aooond. tho retention Of ono com.
pany Of United States troops. un.
der Captain Hunt; third. tho ape.
cial injunction 10 General Harvey
O. remember that tho sovereignty
of the island In still in dispute le.
tween the two governments, and.
until definitely settled between
them, that British subjects have
equal rights with American oiti.
gems on the Island, accompanied by
a copy Of General SCOTS assurance
10 Governor Douglas Of his intcn.
ton 90 instruct our commanding
oiliccra on tho island TO allow NJ
person claiming 10 DO n functiona.
ry of Washington territory to in.
terfcro with any British subject re.
siding or happening 90 be- on the
same island whilst It shall remain
in dispute between our respective
governments. In opposition 10 tboSc
instructions, General Harvey re-.
moved Captain Hunt and substitu
ted Captain Pickett IN his place, H.
suing at the same time TO Captain
Pickett the following order:
"Third-Under the organic nc,
Of the Congress Of the United States
for tho establishment Of the terri
torial government Of Washington
the first Legislative Assembly Of
1854 passed an act including the
island Of San Juan AZ a part oil
Whatcom county. This act wa,
duly submitted to Congress, and
has not been disapproved. 1t is
therefore, the law OF the land. Yor
will be obliged, consequently, tc
acknowledge and respect the civil
jurisdiction Of Washington terrific
ry in the discharge Of your dutie,
in San Juan, and the general com
mandinr il satisfied that any nj
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
Ngw aOf,v,a.

I ABfEs IN var, N ,hs ssiisei-s rssrsa yscs.,
II viii Dc wsii W ssilirg ~ the Bstor Rouge
9hssp SIRE, yrss tsesi.ed . istss stcek dhs-
dies ard Uhitaters cissts ~ very io~ Prices G.
A lsfee inveiee ~ Ccf..ts ~ Al % worth " IS;
F.s, b,iefea Pfists itstn " els, worth ists :
bsnsasle Mrslirs t2ts ets, Worth 10. shoies
s,cet ~ ffbf,iaesi.s ~ lees t-s ees, ~ ifrrcts
,stist Hosiery, gloves. Esrirss. fhs.fiiss, etc
sAfos RousB oHEAP sfoRr.
rrvs A. Hsss, Assrts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
secretary Of War
War Department, Oct. 81. 1860

ViReisti UsbERasousp-E spimo-
Tim of ~ Lwmense Cate.-An i'm
msnss cave in Page county, vitgipis,
has been partially exploited by cor
respondent of the Petersburg Daily
EXPRESS The account which he gives
is interesting, and We quote as FOL
lows
before our visit. M one bad been
within IL for more han three years.
such ia The Intense dread viii which
an entrance into tia uncertain depths
is regarded. " was discovered many
years ego, Ivy fes hunter, who had
chased his prey 10 he mouth, and
dismouniipg. entered with his dogs,
and was The first 10 reveal lie splendid
mysteries 10 The outer world.
The entrance il small. and we soon
realized opf Task after squeezing
through number 81 tight places. eli
ding down deeliyilies as small ~
IIades. and climbing slender poles and
across unfsthomed assures. upon fence
rail bridges We Al length reached
The apartment oonsecrated 10 The
memory 81 Lots vile Ont lights
Immediately illuminated brilliant
hall. glittering with immense sialaos
lila-. pendant from the ceiling, and
standing erect upon The floot. In The
centre stood The figure Of woman. ss
perfect 30 the vision in its lgfm ~
woman ever was. aud this was called
Lots vile II was the base Of ella.
laotiis which, first dripping from The
ceiling. had formed upw ards from The
iloor-a curiosity ne beautiful ne II
was striking.
We passed into The large room. an
apartment which. 10 all appearance.
would make two Of tho l'hsnis hall.
II was splendidlv hung with sialacs
tiies. and resstnbled more gfotto ~
the Naiads than tho haunt of elsrnal
night. We attempted 10 throw a
stone from ono side 10 another, but
tho distance defed us. and The stone
fell expended scarcely over half way
across. We now ofawleJ upwards
through n dismal passage, into the
drum room. aud as our feet struck
tho floor We ielt ne II our feet we're
trsading upon ballowed ground. This
room was also resplspdeptIy adorned
white pillars aud pendants Of crystalline
brightness. and resoundsd 10 The blow
Of rock hurled upon ia lloor like
tho revsrbsration 81 an immense base
drum.
We have now travelled over half n
mile underground, and how far down
ward am unable 10 toll. We lastly
visited the piano room. n fairylike ne
MI Tho rect, from whose centre upross
TO The ceiling beautiful pillar, slcn.
derly tapering towards the middle.
but flutel with all the decision Of n
pallatial column. with pedestal and
capital. resembling in gorgeous beau.
ty tho finest composites Of Grocian
aud Ionic art. Striking wand upon
ths flutes Of this Gne column. every
mole Of nm octave answered us M
sweetly and as softly ma II The gentle
hand Of mn angel had passed over Tho
keys Of u piano. We we're now quite
weary and warm, and, after resting
half an hour, returned. The extent
ct this grand subierrauean palace ia
not, anil never will be-, known. I'e-
yond the piano room are Tho pene-
tralia which none have yet dared to
explore, and II only remains for few
Of tho more daring Of the villagers vi
Luray 30 die out, before the cave IL
self. with all its buried magpidconce,
shall fall into complete neglect.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
TO TttE rtiut.tr.

AviNp eirsea eu, me stock ~ gssas. -.
tstn many th-rks ~ The public tt ihei,
tind ps',crsee extended t-e while ehsssed IN
husiress. snd you'd stilei, ft NJ. Hss,s tsnss,
vhohs. purchased rry s,sct 81 sH0Es, The iib.f.i
patronage ~ ,rv friends.
- f,.m The ., rrcsl,rs .h.fi ~ ess.esiss
wi'h Ftsrk Ersset, IN the HARDWARE bssiness.
-hen sh.ll si~sss he hstf ~ see ny friends
Respectfully,
ss'2f A. ~ HugUrT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08

CALIFORNIA wrsr.-The clipper
ship T.. s. Wiilcs will soon sail
from San Francisco for New York.
In her cargo will be 81 pipes Of
California wine, and in future simi-
lar shipments win be made ct regu.
lar intervals, to supply an agency
established Of the East
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-08
Nrw VtOvtu,

IfoR : veil s.ie.,es ssses ~ the vs,icus sr.as.
~ Float ro- rsrrf.etr,ea. sill ~ The Feed
s'crs ~ the undersigned.
1850 b.,teis sffresh r,c-ra ard ~ ys,isrs s,.as-
f--r the Hrest e..rs W. .-rs,Hrs rrr .p hsra
sna fgt sale =. its es,,srt rrs,tet y.lu..
rcvs JOSHUA pg4L