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and Savannah, we learn thatthe sch. Patsy,
Pidge, from this port, had arrived at the
former port with the u. s. troops from this
place; that when they left st. Mary's "a
bout 400 y. S. troops had arrived at Point
Petre; and ii was reported that the u. =.
vessels John Adams, Prometheus and
Lynx, would shortly arrive. Times.
MOBILE, October give commnni-
cate with much pleasure the arrival of
the schooner Rapid. Martin, master, from
Philadelphia, bringing many passengers
who are OH their way To the location of
land, made by the agent of the French
Emigration Company. AT the head of
these emigrintS, are the celebrated Gene
raj Count CH0Hset and Count Lcfebrre Dec
moaettes. They have the highest idea of
our territory, and indulge the highest
hopes ofagricuIturai success. They have
the best wishes Of our citizens with them
Gazette.
A resolution removing the seat Of Go
vermont of Tennessee 10 Murfrcesbo-
rough. IA ed tie house yeas 30, NAYS IS
ia the nate, Yeas l0-Nays 8.
q. HENRY LATRoBE, Esq. has resign
ed his Office of Architect Of the Capitol
OF The United States.-fie has published
avndcation of his conduct, in which he
complains ct beng reduced bv The new
system which Congress has adopted 10
little more than craftsman. and has been
degraded IN his professional character al
period of the deepest family distress
lie has been employed during the last -
years IN the greatest works of Our coun.
try and has introduced our native mar
bic Che most beautiful perhaps in the
WORLD inio the Capitol, and, lie hopes in
to general use.
WILLIAM GRAY is unanimously rec
lected President of The Branch OF The u
! riied States Bank at Boston, and JAMES
n. BUCHANAN of that at Baltimore
ISAAC LAwRENCE is appointed Pre-
sident Oft the Office Of Discount and De
pest IN New York, in the place of John
Jacob AsiOr, declined.
The following resolution Of thanks was
unanimousl " passed by the Board of Di-
rectors of that Office:
hessired, That the respectful thanks
o. this Board lie presented 10 JoHN J As
TOR, Esq. for lie able. impartial and dig
nihed manner with which he has presi-
ded during the past year."
A Custom House and Public Stores are
about 10 be erected in this town by the
government OF the Uniee! States. The
collector has Just purchaseda lot for the
purpose, of Messrs. Earle and Branch.
very eIigibly situated on South Main
Street. Proridcnce Pat.
HARTFORD, December 2.-The follow
ing resolve passed in Town Meeting in
Cheshire, Connecticut, by an unanimous
gote:
Resoired That our Representatives to
ils General Assembly, TO be holden at
Hartford IN May next, be and they are
hereby instructed 10 use their influence
Ia procure recommendation TO the PEG :
| pie of this State, 10 choose delegates TO
form Constitt on Of Civil Government,
to be submitted 10 the people for their
consideration and adoption-And the
| Town Clerk is directed to furnish 10 cab
| of them copy of this Resolve.
Passed III Town Meeting November Is,
| 1917.
Attest,
RUFUS HITCHCOCK, Town clerk.
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OF LILIES

Nothing that we can say can add any recommendation
10 tue following Essay 10 needs from aRy cne-It
DH make ITS way To the attention Of the American
peBnt we cannot permit il pass without saying
TAT ne never published any production with SIM
care rieasure-so completely does it tally with opu
ions on the sEfeet Of rlTLES-Og nions viii. have
?" long bsmbly sbouTed TO express--Away with such
disgusting frppeTy-sueh miserable aectation OF the
foTmsof privileged governments " Ercetiency"-how
II mocks our sense Of equality With what indignant
strains does Gibbon denounce this barbaIism.
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TFOR THE ENQUIRER.

Strange that such folly as lifts bloated man
To emiDence, fit only for god,
Should ever drivel out of human lips,
Evn IN the Graded weakness of the world.
CCwPER.
Such dupes are men to custom, and so prone
10 reverence what is ancient, and can plead
"A course OF long observance for its use
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11

His Excellency the Governor of Massa.
chusetts has appointed Maj. Joseph II.
PIERCE, agent to elueitaie the claims Of
this commonwealth against the United
States-and that gentleman has proceed
ed to Washington with the documents re-
tary to tue late Board of War in this
state. Pat.
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FROM 81 MARY,S

CHARLESTON, Dec. 4.--By the passen-
gers in the sloop Hermit, from ST. Mary's
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i" SHARK EAT SHARK .

From series of LETT IS published in
the Boston Daily Advertiser, from an
American gentleman in London" pro-
fcsse'lly containing " Brighter Views of
Great Britain and France" and supposed
10 be written by John Lowell, (who was
IN England at the ,ime) We extract the
foilowine Son.bre views of Boston Stamp
Federalism in 1917. The Litter from
which we have extracted these remarks
is dated London, Aug. land ,sas pnb-
iiShed IN the Advertiser # ;ne II - instant.
Precedence Patriot
:" lsee by the public papers just received,
that you have revived with you The notion
SO often exploited, (aud the revival which
Shows that the lessons ofeXperrrce have
been Of 40 avail that ii is practica ole
to bring about all omaigGmation OF parties
To Danish what some people are pleased
to call the evil of party spirit. 10 this
end, see the federallsts have consented
to DO public penance, and have stood up
IN white sheet before the whole congre-
Cation OF their enemies. So far as This
tends 10 produce humility, ii is well it is
virtue we stood III need OF. IL must
have been better than Roman triumph
to MIR. Monroe, TO see his most steadtast
foes thus place their stubborn necks un-
der his royal feet, aud consent TO beg his
clemency and forgiveness. The demo
cratic party we're right in scorning ourhu-
initiation, and in pointing the finger in
| derlsion al such palpable contradictions,
and such gauze- hypocrisy. |
have endeavored 10 divine the motives
which could have led our Solomons in
council" as Mr.. Jefferson sarcastically
called them, to stoop so very much.
Could it be pretended that it was a
mere piece of respect to the office This
will scarcely do. For, when we had a
President from our own state, who, if oc-
caslonally lie discovered the failings of a
great man, has ever been truly venerable
by the energy of his mind, and the varie-
| ty and extent OF his knowledge, and who
lad at that time the GLORY of being at
the head of the federal party, OF the most
pure and patriotic part that any free
slate, ancient or modern, ever produced,
we denied TO him those ilOr0ra and dis
tinctions which we lavishec, profusely la
Wished, on man whom NE had always
| affected TO despise, and who hcnceiorth,
If he has the feelings of an elevated mind,
must forever ,lespise rs for eur over act
ed civility The effects Of this course
you will probably see in the division OF
| your party"
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We are informed that the Congress fri
gate, which is carrying out the South A
meriCan commissioners, will first touch
at Amelia Island She may, perhaps, he
there i'm time to witness its surrender 10 the
American forces. WcSk. CIR.
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A Custom House and Public Stores are
about to be erected in this town by the
government OF the United States. The
collector has Just purchased a lot for the
purpose, of Messrs. Earle and Branch,
very eIigibly situated on South Main
Street. Pr0ridcnce Pat.
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and Savannah, we learn thatthe sch. Patsy,
Pidge, from this port, had arrived AT the
former port with the u. s. troops from this
place; that when they left St. Mary's "a
bout 400 u. S. troops had arrived at Point
Peire: and it was reported that the u. $.
vessels John Adams, Promeiheus and
Lynx, would shortly arrive. Times.
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A resolution removing the seat OF Go
vermont of Tennessee 10 Murfrcesbo-
rough, IA ed tie house yeas 30, nays IS
ia the S,naIe, Yeas l0-Nays 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18
46s,00o,00o fir.
f3l 100000
57,000,000
Ordinary expenses
Extraordinary do.
Expenses ofpuh. debt.
Law OF THE UNITED staten
An ACT

10 set apart and dispose ofcertan pub

10 set apart and dispose ofcertain pub
lie lands, for the encouragement of the
cultivation ofthe vine and olive.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of:ks C,iitsd States of Ame-
rfca, tn Congress assembled, That It shall
be the duty of the Sees etary of tile Treasury,
under the direction of the President of the
United States, to designate and set apart any
four contiguous townships, each SIX miles
square, ofvacsnt public lands lying in that
part OF the Mississippi Territory which was
formed INTO land district, by the act, enti-
tied " An act for the ascertaining and survey
ing OF the boundary lines fixed by the treaty
with the Greek Indians, and for other purpo-
SEES" passed on the third day of March. one
thousand eight hundred and fifteen and the
!our townships, so designated and set apart
shall be reserved from public and private sale
any thing in the aforesaid act TO the coutrary
notwithstanding.
Sec. 2 Ind be It further enacted, That the
secretary or the Treasury be, and he is here
by am .orised 10 cODtrac, for the sale of the
said fonr township which skalihave been dcslg
pafed and set apart. as aforesaid at the rate
o. Two dollars per acre. 60 be made payable
iourieen years after tile contract shall have
been concluded, with any agent or agents Of
the late emisramts from France, who have
associated together foS the purpose Of forming
settlement i'll the United States Pyor;.}ed
NAT satisfactory evidence shall he produced
mar such agent or agents are duly authorised
Anch e1igrdnts. being of full age, for which
ne or they are authorised to act, are eanaI al
least TO tho number ofhalf sections contained
sed Of
Sec. 3. md be it further enacted. Tia. thc
said Secretary shall have power to make such
allotment OF the land, among the individuals
and stipnlate, in the proposed contract. for
such conditions of settlement and cultivation
OF the vine and other vegetable productions.
as may tohirn appear reasonable, and that on
futhinent OF such conditions shall the issuing
OF grants for the lands, be made TO depend
Proo'ded. That no patent shall be granted for
any OF helands aforesaid, nor shall any title
be obtained therefor. either at law or in euni.
ty,until complete payment shall have heenmade
tor the whole four townships, 81 until they com.
ply with the conditions of the contract, 30 to be
made as aforesaid NOR shall patent be grant
Ell tor greater quantity than blk hundred and
forty acres to any one person.
n. CLAY
Speaker oftSe House OF Regrescnfa,ircs
JOHN GAIi.LARD,
,, President efthe Senate pro teidpore
1TFRovgD,
JAMES MADISON.
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SPANiSH-AM.ERICA.
OF MONTE VIDEO,& &c.
From the Philadelphia Gazette. !
Eriraet Of q letter dated lIonfe Tiden. u

Extract ofd letter dated Monte Yidso, Janrarg
S, 1917.
During the early part of June last, a variety
ofreports reached us relative to the objects Of
On expedition, which was fitting out in Rio de
JaneirO. On the Goth of the month an English
brig arrived, with positive information thai the
expedition had been ordered TO sail on the
2jth of MAY, and was intended to take posses
sion Of that part the eastern side of the ri.
v;r lie la Plata, known bv the name of the
Banda Oriental. and comprising Tie valuable
port of Monte Video. with Malhonado. AT the
mouth Of the river Colonia, opposite Buenos
Ayrcs.
Every possible measure, consistent with the
limited means OF the government, was inirne.
datell y taken,to place tie country and parfi.
Cuidrly Monte Sdco. in state Of defence
Dat so completely had the latter been strip-
n 81 ofau Its resources after its surrender 10
the Eucnos Ayiians, in 1914, that il could NOT
hayc I5ade any ehectnaI resistance, had the
PorturneSe, as was expected, have at once
made thoif appearance. The expedition. in
stead Of ~ once proceeding for tie liver
stopped 1.-THE island of ST. CailIari,e f,on
Whence the> pissed over some troops 10 file
Main and took LOssessiOn, in the beginning Of
Avensi. Of Santa Theresa A defenceless uorf
or the sea roast. Viii this conquest fhev an.
Pesred 10 be satisfied. nil the lstter end Of
Dctobtr, when their tect. with .sIne frtrn.
on board arrived and autlorel ia the port sl
Maidopado. wiihont. however maii,e an,
hostile attempt. but declaring that tie came
e. settle the disputes which thev pretended a
gitated The cOrutrv. W. November the riohi
wing NJ the army ofthe Hsrda Oriental. csm
handed by General ffpfos Revere. received
severe check rear Mcdonald. aud Ia wa,
expected iiwt 10 cOniuncti.a with a large fri
gate. iNo brlgs and = schooner which Lsx,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18
NORRIS YOW.
BY WALTER Scorr.


Hsxn what Highland Nora said,
Pte Erle's sun will not we'd
Should all the race Of nature die,
And mono be lefl but he and I.
For all the gold, for all the gear,
For all the lands both far aud near,
That ever vatvur lost OF won,
fwou'6 not we'd the Erlie's son.
A ,naideirs VOWS old Csllum spoke,
are lightly made, and lightly broke;
The heather on the mountains keignt
Begins ~ bloom in purple light I;
Tue ifOs, wiud soon shali sweep away
71ist iustrc deep from glen aud brae
Yet, Nora, ere its bloom be gone,
May Oiitheiy wed tue Erlie's SOU
The swan she said, the lakes clear breast
May barter FOL the eagles nest;
Ihs Awe's Lerce stream may backward turn;
GcD-Crnaihan fali and crush kilchnth;
Our killed. clans, when blood Is high,
Before their foes may turn and rs:
hut l, were all these marvels done,
Would never wed the Lilies SON.
still in the water-lilies shade,
H,r wonted nest the wild swan made;
len-CrUsihan stands as fat as ever;
Still downward fosms the Awe's ierSe river;
foshun the clash Of foeman's steel
30 liishlaudbrogne has trrnd the heel
bnt Noras heart is lost aud won,
Sheswedded to the Erlie's son.
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SWALLOWING NOTES.

On Friday last -four persons We're arrested
and committed on tue suspicion Of having sto-
Len cigh, one hundred dollar notes. Strong
circum tanccs having induced belief that
they had swallowed the money, emeticks were
administered. In consequence, one of tue
notes of the United States Bank each Of one
hundred dollars. The others did not deliver
any.
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DIRECTTax. FORtat5.

M Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. That The
~ Direct Tax of the United States for 1915.
on the following described property situated 10
this State, having remained unpaid, one year,
from the date of the Notification Of the Col
lector IN whose District the said property lies,
that the Tax had become due aud payable, the
20 satisfy the said Tax due thereon, with an
addition Of twenty per cent, will be sold, IL
public sale, at ike Bcli-Taveril, IN the City OF
Richmond, in the County OF HeuricO on Fri-
NJ. and continue from dag to day, until
sold.
Names ofTara- Description u Property. .iu,gsst
Tie Persoasg rgyable.
49,
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ceHcccrs C1Tce, Pirhu0ng, Ina Fet.Isf7.
"M. ~. AYJOR. Ccl,1oryog tie Iah
Collection Distric' a. tie THsof Yif,ipio.
nc Editors yfthe Lynehborg frees, cod hepuh'
an C1.rllaton 81 WincIe.,er will i,..sr. r a..le ~
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lPku. True liner.
Nc,s York March 90


We unders'and that gentleman in the
Western Country. has lately invented a very
important Improvement in the construction of
Gates, for Locks, which will supercede those
now in use, being much more easily managed
and having great advantages in durability
(Which isvery imrortanta the lock gates have
heretofore been principal item OF repairs.
and for which he has applied TO the United
States for patent. II is TINS the talent for
invention, so remarkable in the American peo-
pie, is broughtinto action by public measures
under discussion for the improvement of the
country and no do ibt can be entertained, that
the Improvement of the internal navigation of
this state, on the scale contemplated, will in
its progress produce inventions calculated to
save vast expense which will prove flastnc be-
nett not only ~ the interests otthis state, but of
the whole world.
Arrow Root has been planted on the Islands
of Georgia with success. 1t is said that the
Cochineal is found on these Islands, subsisting
on the prickly pear.
A friend has put into our hands Paris pa
per of.Ian. 26, full sheet supplement ofwiiicl,
is filled with the Report of Count Reugnot
to the House of Deputies. the WAYS and
means ofdefraying the expenses Of 1917. &c
ter view of the financial operations Of past
years, he proceeds to state the estimate of
expenses of the year, which lie makes l6 MILL
onsless than the ministerial estimate, as fol-
lows
Ordinary expenses 4ss 100000 fir.
Extraordinary do. d3l ,00OD00
Expenses of pub. debt. 157,Oo0,OO0
Making total of IO56 OCO 900 fir.
which is aboIt equal to 100 900 900 of dollars
Of this sum il is proposed to raise 7J9, 900 900
by taxes and imposts of different funds, and the
deficiency OF 29S, 06o 900 by a loan, from com.
pany through which it was expected that the
Sa,,,d OF foreign capitalists might be obtained.
4 o enable tile government 10 effect this loan,
1t was proposed 70 appropriate, from certain
revenues the annual sum Of 80, O0O, OO0
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81; acres Of land, on the
north fork of chalk
mine run, and south
fork of NcClain's
rup
$50 acres of land, on
Longs entry creek, IA
branch OF James r;r-
err
ills acres of Noun tain
land
d62 acres of land, adioin.
ing James Leach's
heirs
1850 acres of land, on
Moore's creek, "a
branch of Rutfaloe
1854 acres of land, adjoin-
lug John Skean
sos do on branch of
keer's creek, adjoin-
ing Sam. Mitter
575 acres Of land, on Ben
netts run, south
mountain
975 acres of land. on the
north fork OF Lowry's
run
cs-i acres Of land. on the
south fork of Battle
run, = NJ
$40 acres of land, on In-
dian Gap run, S Nj
9al acres OF land, on the
head of Robinson's
run, south mountain
otp acres of land, on Ped
lars Gap run, south
mountain
ESQ acres ofland ,on south
mountain
2S5 acres of land, or Big
spring run, south
mountain
1900 acres of land on Low
rvs run, and the Am
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Jacob Hammer 365

Henry Hartman, SO
Alex. Henderson,
Ralph Loafturs, CSC!
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AUGUSTA.

VIM. Alexander, 2lG2 acres of land, on the
Big Calf Pasture, ad.
joining VIM. Hodge a
SiJon Smith, impro.
we'd. 9.
John Bare, 81 acres Of land, on the
waters Of middle riy-
er.adisining Jno Bel
loses. Peter Lowry,
&c. uiiimprovcd, 1;
Vim. Beh, 2i0 acres Of lsnd, on the
waters Of middle riy.
e., adjoining john
Johnston, John Craw-
ford, AleNr. Nelson.
&c. improved, ~
Fred. Hipks;t, 81 acres Of land. on Wal.
ker's run. adjoining
john II. Moses,
JOHN Bl1ir, 60 acres Of llAd. on
b,4rcl Of Naked
creek adjoining John
Towel. Jas. Liggstt,
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Nev York, IprH H.
Bragan1a, 10 days irom Haysnna, informs us.
that few days before he sailed, tie cre,, of
DHtcl ship arrived there IN on open boat. who
stated they had been captured of the Moro.
ny NArthngenian piiyateer, plundcrcd OF a.
bout Ose thousand dollars in Specie and Al,
thousand worth Oldry goods. The crew were
then set adilit Ia the long boat. aud tile shin
set ou FIRE. The Dutch captain vas robbed ~
his apparel, and otherwise freatcdwiti great
cruelty. HE privatcer afterwards SHAPED her
cou Sc for the lsis ~ Pines. Our Informant
adGs that ilie waters in tlc v,ciniiyo Of HAVANA
swarm with picaroous, composed Of motley
crews Vf al nations, protesting and calling
tbeIa-visesSpani,li Patriots.
Inc pr.vateer brig, commanded by Csof.
Jtwcit, UOiIneIiy The TIne Blooded Xankcrl
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From tie ~. Io'k Gazette, april 1O.1
Captain NIcoil, OF the brig Holland, ar
rived last evening, informs, that Mouievi-
deo was taken by the Portuguese on the
oath of january last and that General
ArtIgas had rctreaied with the whole of
his army inio The interior.
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DIR ECT TAX OFIsI5.
u OH a l.

NJ lie Is hereby gyen-T'bat the
Direct Tax of the United. States for 1915 on The fol
lowing oescrhe property situated this STATE having RS
mains unpaid year from the of the Notihsa'ion
Of The Collector IN whose District the said properly hes
much thereof may he necessary to satisfy I'm, ssd Tar
due thereon with an addition Of twenty per cent-wibe
nond- in the County OF jenrco, ui Ihur,day the 2o,h
day of Nay 1917, nj te'I O'Clock, A. NJ and To continue
from, day 60 day until sold.
E1pes ota.r- wtot County sifnoie and Aaeux no.o,5e
n5f ne-youf. Uenrsin on ef cr,,ssTtI IN n,
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Capt. Little, who arrived at this port yester-
day. IN twelve days from ST. Croix, informs
that there had been no rain at that Island, of
consequence, for the last months.
1t Col. Totten, of the engineers, has adver-
tised IN the Plattsburg Republican,, for propo-
sails for supplying 80 900 feet OF Pine Joists, 10,
00o feet of Pine Plank, aud $4,000 feet Inch
Boards, TO be delivered in the months or May
June and July next and also for 100000 brick
aud 10000 bushels of lime, to be employed in
the military works, now constructing at Ron.
SEES point, on Lake Champiain, near the houn-
CT Canada.
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DIRECTTAXOF IeI5-

NOTICE is hereby given-That tho
Direct Tax of the United STATE, for isis on the ~
lowing described property situated tIi. District hay,
remained vnpaid year from the date Of the No,i6r,
Of The Collector, in whose district said property s S
the Tax had become due and paysctl same or 20 ,nsS
thereof ~ may be rce'sary satfy shc said INK dr.,
thereon, with addition of eny per III be M,
NJ public saie at the RelLlarn in the Gil, of Richmor
in the county Of Henrco. Monday e ceh May lsIT .
10 o'clock, A. NJ and to continue from day to day until NJ,
Names Of tar What County situate and d,nount ooy,s,
able lpersons. dcsrriction efprepcry. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

n The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
rally, aud three times Il week during the session OF tin
state Lesisl1fu'cP the heretofore, F,D.
Defiars per annu pa, able in advance. Notes OF Char
tered BaiRS. ortsI will be received in payment rh,
Editor will guar aiiiee the safety of renting them b,
mail, the postage OF all letters being paid By the wri
n No papers vii, he discontinued, .bu The discre
ton OF the Edor al all arreara:es have been paid
G whoever viii guai anee the ymcni of nine papers
shail receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IT one sqndrc-fsrst Insertion, rs ceEts-edch
riRv1Ncc, 50 cents.
No advertisement inserted, WRtitH has either been,
paid for. assumed ~ person Ia this city lis
eHVirOllS.-