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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24
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The President Of the United Stat. nc,
Washington City on Monday the ! s,S
inst. on q visit 10 Monticello. -
ofthe Virginia Bank IN the Borough Of No.sssI
IN abe room Of Listieton w. Tazcwen. j Eso''
We are informed, that Cant. Mup,.x
Is appointed 10 command the ApAMs e..
gssv, ordered to dispense the French pic
caroons off our coast. (PML Gar.
We have great pleasure in STATING IN.
arrival In this city, Of DR.. Mac NsyIu.
late an eminent physician OF the civ os
Dublin. This gentleman distinguished
himself in the Irish cause in 1f7e8. H..
was one mber of the executive comm;t.
tee of that i'll fated country, and conse-
quently a sufferer in its unsuccessful a..
'ep' 10 snake OH English domination.
(Ame. Cir.
49,
py = c,'cuiar ietter from the Secretary
e@,ea on the isth'J July, 1905, the
; T : ava commercial Agents OF the
o'a'es are instructed 10 forbear to is
uS any cer.ilcate whatever relative to
pu'S',ases OF foreign vessels by citizens of
.oe p'scts'ss, excep. 10 such persons as
nay saus'y Inc Sonsuls and Commercial
ngen's' ma, the purchase was made with
GUY SHOWING tnis alteration IN their i'm
s.roc''cns ana tney are also restrained
rom a'iow.ng the exception itself after
tne expiration OF TWO months from the
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

We are informed, that Capt. MuRsAY
Is appointed 70 command the AnAms fri
gssv, ordered ;to dispetse the French bic.
caroons OIL our coast. Phi. Gar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

The President Of the United States lsft
Washington City on Monday the s,S
inst. on q visit to Monticello. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

From Mnxfcc.--We have reports, that
q serious and alarming difference exists
between the Spanish rulers, and persons
engaged in commerce that the latter
have sent an agent to Spain to make re.
presentations on the sutherland that
large body OF troops were collected, and
the treasures removed to place OF parti-
cular safety, in consequence OF rumour
that the Americans were collecting anar-
my on their southwestern frontier, 10 be
headed by the President in person, in case
of urgent need. This rumour some per-
sons conjecaured was spread by the vice.
roy to effect some purpose of his own.
(BoaoH Palladium.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

~ NIB. l. AMs, Esq 10 appointed q D;reaor
otthe Virginia Bank in the Borough of NorfoIt
N the room Of Lissieton w. Tazcwen. Eso
resigned. go, -, - . u.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24
VOLUNrEERs.

BY Col. Cc!emsn. Our late represen.
tatiye in congress, Anthony New, whose
long and fsi,hful services demand our APP
probation and thanks. "Welf done thou.
good and faithful servant"
BY Mr.. Henry Dickinson. Our present
representative James ~. Garnett.
! The whole afternoon was spent il, the
utmost harmony and festiyity.
Among the new arrangements Of the
General Fost-O aice lately Adopted. i, is
with great pleasure We state that con-
tract has been entered into FOR line Of
stages, to convey the mail weekly, 10
Frankfort, in Kentucky, to. commence or
the first day of Octobcr next. When this
arrangement shall have been carried into
effect. the whole seventeen states will be
united by a connected line Of stages. Ii
rs unnecessary 10 say VOID OF the vas.
advantages that will be derived from This
measure. 1t is, however, a n,srited tri-
butte to the services Of the Postmaster
General, to remark that bis spirited aud
successful arrangements TO extend and
accelerate the progress of the mail, are
the best and most conclusive replies which
can be made to the calumniss with which
party luminosity assails his conduG.
tt- (Jtdf TnfeL , !,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24
Virginia AkGUS.
RICHMOND:

tvEDNssp Ay. July .. isos.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

EgN'.fion Waeaf.--A pound of,his grain
having been lately sent BY Mr.. w. Moore,
o. dublin, as preset to- MIR. Jefferson the
loi'o"'ng account taken from late En-
gish Paper, will shew its produce, and The
Summation IN which il IS held in England.
Mr. Shower Of Lincoln, three years ago,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

We have great pleasure in stating the
arrival In this city, Of DR.. Mac NHyIu.
late an eminent physician Of the civ Of
Dub''n. This gentlemen distinguished
himself in the Irish cause in i7ea. He
was one mber of the executive commit.
tee OF that i'll fated country, and conse-
quently sufferer in It's unsuccessful a..
tempt TO shake off English domination.
(Ame. City
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24
MOI ICE.


a 1t. persons indebted TO the co.
4 = rate ofihe late Thomas Price. and NM.
cent Pnce, his wife. Of Powha,an cona,y. wilI
please core forward and settle their rssoeaiys
balances on % bsfore the FIRST day of sep'ember
next~-aud all those who have any demands =.
gains, said estates viii bring thef n ~ tla, 10.
riod, legally authenticated Cor adias,nen, =. 10
farther regard will be paid to any claims there.
soaE vAtbArLE HOUSEHOLDS Ann x,.e,.,,
f u r Nit u II r.
SIX Prime mich cows, a likely xo,.., }trcpc,
~. ,OW BY trade miller. very handsome
NESRc GIRL, a6eut is ysars Old, viii be
SOLD, at the Woodbury. Nils, in this conn,v.
on Friday the I'D Of Aueuss ret, IL al. h rs,'
the next fair day. A credit oe months will IL.
given on all sums above 10 dollars, on giving bond
With approved security. bearing interes; from tia
Ccttieb Range, Admir-.
With Inc VIII annexed.
Powhasan, loly 20, 1908. ida
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

Erfraef from a iefstr DARED 81. Louis, atap
2oM, iSo5,fo gentleman ia Psffs5are.
The Sioux Indian suspected OF muir
der, whose confinement here caused the
visit OF about so ofthat nation the other
day having unsccountably gotoff bis irons,
sprang from the centinel, but not without
receiving part OF The contents Of his mus
ket; he was found dead. with the appear
snce OF buck-shot having passed through
his neck. A pardon for this savage has
since arrived from the President"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

Eziracf ofa lener from q gentleman in The
Indiana Territory, TO the Editor Of the
Refu5iean ddvocafe, dated Illinois, 81.
Clair county, May 80, 1905.
2" The people Of Upper Louisiana ap-
pear to be much pleased with the new
mode OF government which they are TO
come under next fall, agfceably TO the late
a6ls Of congress-.
"Six Of captains Lewis and Ciark's
men have arrived at 81. Louis, and about
20 Indians OF different tribes, who have
never been in a settlement OF whites be.
fore. They live from 1000 10 1855 miles
up the Missouri, and on their way to see
Mr.. Jefferson, intending to leave these
parts in very short time.--Wh these
men left Captains Lewis and Clsrk, they
we're just about to leave their winter en-
campment, and pursue their journey to
the Pacific Ocean, which they supposed
to be about as much further OF as they
had gone from the mouth Of the Missouri."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

Don Joseph Cabrera, late in the suit Of
the Spanish Minister, being delivered I'D
70 the laws of this state, was few DAYS
since tried for forgery on the bank Of Penn.
syiSan'a, was Yesterday brought up before
me court and received the following sen
That, ne, the said Joseph Cabrers, pay
hne OF Two Thousand Dollars, and be
confined at hard labor Cot Three Years in
the State Pfison.--PhiI. T. Amer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

-, non, tnirsty grave, receive thy own.
hou, death, victorious, has se,z,d Inv .or :
saay heavenly angels watt his soul 70 Goa
: ne chr'stiau's rest and last abode
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

melancholy heeideuf.--In the afternoon OF the
17th inst. four persons were killed lightning
on board small vessel iu Oceoquan Eek, near
the miIls--one Of them belonging to this tswn.
Mr. Jsase Jd,mey two others resided at and
near the mills. Mr.. Robert Lfrdsay and Beckmifb
KoCler the fourth was black man.--we un-
derstsnd, just As the vessel was getting under
way, they stepped on board to ssA about two
miles 70 pleasure, and had not been t,,ere more
than FIVE nnicwes before they met their un.imely
end - Tex. Aas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

DIED. at Williamsburg, on Saturday morn.
ing the lSsh instant, JANE CARY. in the four.
tenth year of her age.--She was the youngest
dsugh,er of the truly amisble and respectable
MIS- Jnre Cry7. and grand daughter of the
benevolent and venerable Col. Jyilssn NE, Ca
~. OF that place. Weshave seen !. letter from
Williamsburg. by which, i, appears. that death
i,ss not often struck more csuel blow, than IN
ts fall OF TINS Interesting and prorn.sing young
lady.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
. CHOICE ApHNRIsAt.

.IfiiGisi a7sd s.iorf road 70 a gssd desti,,y---
I" Sc stsdious and you VIII b, learnrd--
BE industrious and frugal and you wiz be
rich-- &c sober and temperate, and You
will &c happy.
-frh!e sDhieh noSsIy saoxLd jorgcs---Speak
as seldom and as little as .nay he, either
Tor yourself, or Fl yourself; but let your
character speak for WhMeyer tsol
says viii be believed /, but whsl YOU say
IN the COMMUNICATION of your own charac-
ter, instead Of beiug believed, w:.lbut rem
der you ridiculous.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
ies "a I6a IA

Elm this return, alter stating the whole
nuD.er Of votes given for Thomas Jetfer-
son and George Clinton, each elcctcr cet'
tifies distinctly his vote for Thomas JEFF
ferson as President, and for George Gin
ION, as Vice President.
I The return cerliies the votes 10
have been given as stated IN an enclosed
paper.
/ In this return, the votes are not cersi-
fed to have been given by ballot, but
agreea5ly 10 law.
After tie returns had been all examin-
cd without any objection having been
made "a any Of the votes, Mr. 5. Smith,
on behalf Of the iellers, communicated TO
the PRECEDENT the foregoing result,
which was read from the chair; when, the
vice president said, upon this report il be-
comes my duty to declare agrceably 70
the constitution, that THOMAS JEF.
PERSON IS eleeled PREstnSEr Of the
United States, Tor tie terra OF four years
from the Sd day ot March next, and that
GEORGE CLINTON is eiecied VrcE
PREslDHsT Of Tie Cniled States, For the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
II striking instance Of Longevisv.

In days OF yote, gentleman travelling.
through the Highlands oe ScoitaDd, hap
pshsd 10 fall in with man who appeared
to- be about eighty years of age, wee ping
bitterly: On epquising the REASON, the
old man informed hun x,at his father hi ed
Just been whipping him--thc genileinan's
curiosity led him to visit their cottage,
where ne saw the tsaher; and on expos.
lulatisg with him on his cruelty in using
thus his son, was told, that the young ra 5.
cal bad been throwing stones at his grand
father, who was at work in the garden.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
by Authority.)
AN ACr

Concerning tie mode II snrv<ying tie Pub
fc LGnds Of ne Uased Stases.
ReH enacted - slte Srsate x,,d hYouse
Of Refirssesfsarss q; Is Usifsd .Ndtes N
Iniesica in CsNsress assembled, That RI q
surveyor gensrai, shall cause all those
lands north II tie river Ohio, which by
virtue OF the SCI, eoiitie3" An aef ryoyid
ing for The sale Of The lands OF The. Uoi;sd
States, in the territory aorln west ,r the
river Ohio, and above the mouth OF the
Aentucky river" were sabdivitled. by run
ming through The townships, parallel lines
each way, at the end OF every tso miles.
and by marking a corner OH each of the
said lines, al the end ofevery mile to be
undivided into sections, BY rsa1ing
straight lioes ftorn the nlile corners thus
marked, the opposite cofres pondine cor
hers, and by marking on each OF The said
lines. intermediate corners. as nearly AZ
possible equi-distant from the corrers oF
the sections 90 the same. And the said
surveyor general shell also cause the
boundaries Of all lhs half Sc egisns, which
bad been purchased pseyieu. 10 me frat
day OF July last. and en- which The survey.
ing fees had bsen paid according 10 lsw
! By the purchaser, to be surveyed and
marked, by running straight lines from
/ the halt mile corners hsfetofore marked
TO the Opposite spending corners and
intermediate corners, shalt, at fbe same
time, be marked on each ofihe said diyid
ing lines, as. nearly as possibls equi.dis
7 ,snt from the corners OF The half section
on the same line Prouided, That the
whole expense Of surveying and mark
ing the lin-s, shall not exceed three dol
lars Tor evesy mile which has rot yet been
surveyed, ans which she'll be aei1ally run,
surveyed, and marked by virtue Of this
seelisn. hnd the expense of making
the subdivisions. directed by this section,
shall BIZ betrayed out of the uoories ap.
propfiated, or which may be hereafter
appropriated for cSppisusg ,he suIvsys
Of the public lands Of lhs Uuiied STATES.
See. 2. lssd be IL further Enacted, THAT
the boundaries sud contents Of the stvs-
raj seelions, halfstetio0s, and qusrlsrs sec.
tons Of the pubic lands Of tie UnNed
States, shall be sscerlained IN conformity
wita tie following principles any sel os
aS,s, TO he contrary notwithstanding.
lst. ~ the corners marked IN the sur
yeys. returned ~ The Surveyor general.
~ by the saFvefor Of tie lands s, nth -
he stSic o. leaaessse, essPec(Neiy, SHAH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
Thursday, Fe5. IL.

George Read, James Lea, John Crow,
John Montgomery, John. !. Mason, Samn
ei,H. Smith, and john Stephen, were en-
amined on The part &C the prosecution
and Edmund Rando'ph,on behe.fof Md-~
Chasc, on account OF his desire TO rrlurls.
home without delay.
J., The records OF the proceedings in ,hs
cases Of Call-ndSr and sriss xsre lhcA
adducedi when MIR j.. Raulolah stated
that the EVIDENCE on the part Of me prose
cutian was closed, so far as IL could he de-
rived from Witnesses thai. were present.
Ninebe;ng absent twashopeSI That ssould
they hereafter attend, ths;r testimony
would be received.
In this me court aclp;esced /; when The
0burt rUsc about 8 o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
LEXINGTON. lKen.) January %.

C[A2INSiO<t lAtn.J January <S.
BY the following notice ir viii be sssn what
steps have been taken by rho Insurance Compa-
ny, TO save the lands OF such cl,izens As had
NOT received timely norice of the expiration
of the time for fedsemng them. IL remains
now with the owners of Lands 70 secure them.
selves, by coming forward Immediately. aud NOT
DIFFERING il until late day of the TWO months
given IN the notice, Is croud OF applicants AZ
that tins. may pus il out of the power OF tie
Supervisor TO give the necessary receipts.
DIRECT TAX.
THE time expiring this day, for the redemp-
ton of iau-is, houses and lots. which have bee /.
sold for the payment of the Dired Tax. in the
fol owing distsiets, viz. Logan, Green and Beur-
bon, composed of The counties of Bourbons part
of Nicholas, Green. Barren. Wayne. Cnn,ber-
land. Adair, Pulaski an1 Logan. and all the
counties Soash of Big Barrsa and Creen- ri
vcr.,-
The President and Diseaers of the Kentic-
ky Insurance Company, bsing sensible of the
great injury to which their fellow ci,izsns would
be exposed. whose, properly has been sold wi,h-
out their knowledge. made tender of a su.hci-
ept sum TO redeem the whole 5f the lands not YET
sedesnsd. t
AS soon as possible, LIST Of the lands will,
the propri.tors' names viii be made out and adj
vsrrised. 10 enable the delinqnents to come for
ward and redeem their property within two
mouths from this date. january I6)- ~
IL is hoped no person by further delay will
sill hazard the loss of his property, as two
months is the utmosr extent 60 which delay can
be psrmittsj.
January 10, 1905
20 The different printers in the United States
are requested 20 give this advertisement place
IN their respective papers.
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be established IS the proper corners of
sections, or Subdivisions of sections. which
they were intended 10 designate and the
Corners Of half aud dfsrier sections. NOT
marked on the aaia surveys shall be pla-
/ ced as nearly as po7sfbie .equi d. slapt fsom
| those two corners, wbikh stand on the
same line
2d. The boundary lines, actually run
and marked ~ the surveys returned by
the surveyor general. or by The sur,eyor
OF the land south Of The state of a'eunes.
see, respectively. shall be established as
the proper boundary lines OF he sections,
OF subdivisions, for which they wcre in
tended. and tn. length cf suci lines, as
returned by either oil me surveyors afore-
said, shall be held and considered as the
true length thereof And the bonn-
dairy. lines, which shall not have. been sc-
tuaily run snd.Inarked rs efcresaid shall
be aseertaiBed by running siraigtll-llnes
from the established corners 20 the oppo-
site corresponding cofne rs; but in those
portions OF the fractional townahirs, Is hen
no. such Opposite correspondi. e colhers
have been or can be fixed, the said beun-
lazy lines shall be asccrizined, by rum
hing From The established co.p-rs, due
lo,iii and south, or east and west lines. as
ne case may be, TO the water course, In-
HAN boundary iine. or ohcr external
boundary &c such f. acliornl township.
Sd Each section, or subdivision of sec
ton, the contents whereof, shall lave
been, or by virtue Of The FIRST secs;on OF
this act, shah be returned by The survey
or general, or by the Eufveycrofthe pub
lac lands south Of the state of TENNESSEE,
respectively, sl,aii be held am, considered
as containing the exsa quantity, express
sed in such return or returns and the
bali sections and quarter sections, the
contents whereof shall mol have been TINS
reformed. shall be lseld ana considered as
containing the one hsIf, ar the che fbu,th
part respectively. of The returaes. coritents
Of the section of which they make psrs.
Sec. ). -S,ld De IL further epQcsed, That
10 much OF The nci entitled IA act ma
ling rso,ision Tor the disposal cSthe Iands
= The Indiana territory. aud for o,her
'urposes,"as provides the mode ofascer-
aiming the true contents of - elicns .nd
i'hdisisicns OF sections. and pieyenss The
ssue 81 The hnal 4ceuiica;es, uniesa the
aid contents shall rare 5eca sscertained
nd plot certified by The district survey
r. lodged With the register, be, and The
anne IS hereby repeated.
NAFHr. MACON,
Slcske'' u ftr House Of Heyarese,ifqfsves.
Il. BURR,
zee Fres'dtnt of ne Uni,ed StGtes and
PrSsideaf j ne Senate.
February l ,Aso5--ArPRoyxn
rs: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20

rfize OF 500 dolIars--No. si4s.
rr'Hes OF 100 dollars--H1os. ssts slo.
RUGS OF Ia doIlsrs--fyos. 2Oi3 $3.50
2Olt go 2oS0 oso los s7s 1880 s3l7
1913 1901 2o07 2sl3 $3.50 24ss 4si
.s7 1916 1902 ells l7il. 1868 ss7o
l!So III 1850 ssss aas 2oi7 1853 ~
s2ot 1909 I7s5 sots a4s $50 l7t6
S@iS 1919 $50 1856 2cs9 lco7 1854
@442 i443 $500 $50 1860 1911 2463
z5s 1902 1906 1886 24ss sl53 $685.
i25y 1919 1864 1906 5f5 1891 s60I 7ss
1869. IN 1890 asia 9sss 1895 1905 $50
s5z2 us 6S5 o54 9O57 s64z 1919 81
S141 1857 9iS 367T ll77 $50 zllo 33S
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that rigor to sink ;a,o crusISy. What G
Wis have mt ths~cxccss Of sirtuous feel
,ings pseducsdi Vhea the balance which
ousht TO be preserved among the moral
sentiments is lost, error ensues, and crime
follows close at It's heels Men who wish
to De consistently just, viii therefore keep
asugilAnt an eye, and as strict a contr6ui
over their virtues as over their vices, lest
by INDUCING the former 10 excess. they
should swell them into the shape and size
of the latter. II is not enough that our
laws afford security to the morally and in
trinsicaliy innocent that would say but
little indeed for them; but that they shell
ter the guilty, the tsost aboniinably guilty,
even those who are guilty 60 such excess
that the sou, of ordinary humanity sick
ems a, the reflection Of their offences, so
long as they keep within the letter of those
laws, is "a proof ofthe existence of sys.
tetn SO glorious, SO excellent. SO wise, and
81 benefccnt, that il ought to stimulate e.
very mar vino parIakes of its advantages,
to sise his whole heart, soul and mind,
and every function, intellectual and ply
steal, which he possesses, to the support
of itself, and 90 the execution Of its de-
crees. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
Wedusstiav. FEB. Is.

James Triplett, witness on the part
OF the prosecution, was cxaa;iasd.
John Heath, examined yesterday, was
called, and cross examined.
John Bassest, witness on the part of
Judge C3ase was examined, in conside era
ton Of the particular situation OF his Family
requiring bis imme date return; when tile
court rose about 4 O'Clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20
iau,,.-v 10. 1905
Notice.

rTNO facilitate to claimants under
& the 9Th article 9th. treaty will, Creas Bril-
tain the receipt OF the thiyl instamcnt due on the
18th July ne4t, in instances in which taey have
not constituted the public agent in London their
special attorney, it has been thought proper TO
draw 20 the United States an such monies OF the
abose description as MAY nor be drawn from hin,
b. the infiivrlqas themselves prior the ist of
September nex;. The agent is accordingly in
s'raeted 70 cease paying sissn after that date ;
but alter the 1st of Novenbs.r ncxt. thy will be
again payable atthe CITY of Wasllingtor. to those
who nave isnt, or 10 their attornes duly au,hc
rissd
Drp5rf;aest IF .SfG,s. Feb &. 1905.
:. Note. The Printers of the Laws OF the u
nied States requested ,s Insert the above four
times in their gazetIea. Feb l2. 4t
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Prizes OF IL dollars--Nos. 1871 22oa
los 2iig 2s4 li43 s376 IVY 1915 ts7a
vos 1907 24s7 us 37&5 3727 3sos 1912
2o2l 537 $685. 1857 1889 2is3 lass 500
423 2s3 sis 756 "a s7ls ss7s a9os
3o42 64i 1868 2e4s $50 1895 573 so36
24b5 i72 ST. 27s5 2797 2o79 ssi ss7
ioi4 1910 742 1882 SGT so4g 22l lees
1898 2ooi 344s 1890 oo7 z7Is asos
1852 2o63 s746 s47 2loa 9sl3 e7s
lleS 800 Ssos 1890 ss77 3o7s aslI
4sl 1928 800 5o4 277s 27o6 to44ls2I
$3.50 1873 500 1926 3697 sol SOS ao7 ;
1901 Sos5 Us 2sOi s45 4i9 s22s ases
1859 i742 1921 1861 s5I.
Cam Of the wheel 1926 dollars.
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Inesdau. Rrhr,,nru ID.

The court was opened at half past IL,
and continued till 4 O'Clock.
Geo. Hays examination was finished !;
and Philip NJ Nicholas, John L. Mason
and John Heath, were likewise examined
on the part of The house of representa-
tiycs,