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xAnQtomu and PhnsioLogu.

.nR. RAMsAI'S course of Anatomy and ph, .
~ siology, will commence on the beginning OF
August, 1913, and terminate on the last of Octo-
Der 1818-As DR.. r. is anxious to extend his in
structions widely as possible, the period from
Oct. next, till August 1919, viii be occupied, IN
complaints 10Th proposals fer pirate Instructions in
fTye6urg-or pubEcLectres an other districts of The
continent achch hare expressed desire 10 this pur-
pose. The next, and last course Of public lectures
by DR. H. will commence on August 1919, aud will
terminate on the end of October 1919. After this
period, only private pupils will be accepted of at
600 annually.
A few gentlemen will be admitted as private
pupils, from the beginning of August next to the
cad of October 1919, at goo; for this period of
instruction,such gentlemen will enjoy the privilege
of taking notes from Dr.. RS. Lectures, becoming
his assistants in the private disseCtion~room, &C
and acquiring those accomplishments, necessary TO
teachers of Anatomy and Physiology.
As DR.. X. has paid particular attention to Vel
low Fever and the fever of the Interior of Ameri-
ca--Afections of the Lungs, &c.--These subjects
will be particularly attended TO, in an anatomical
view.
DIR. r. laments those circumstances of pressure,
under which young men labor, IN the interior, in
pecuniary concerns, ickieh he understands hare
prevented many from attending has late course IN
Erye6uTg-Io accommodate men of laudable am
bition, aUhO can procure ample security, DIR. r. has
entered into an agreement with gentleman, who
will accommodate such pupils who will have suf
cient time, to pass members of the Anatomical
Society, Instituted by DR.. K. in Surgeons Square.
Edinburgh.
Private pupils from May 1878, till Oct. 1919
D.200.
Pupils in the public Room. Museum and Library,
one course from August 1918, to the end of DC
tober ID 80.
Pupils who take Ticket for two courses $50.
Fryeburg, Maine, June 2, 1918.
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w. b. NORTON,

LIAs received and offers for fae at his fore, OPP
polite MFR Benismin Williss fore frefh fup
ply Of GOODS, compiling general a1ortnent Of
NJ. 1. Goods and Groceries,
Iron aforted-Tub Steel differed do of the fri
quality for edge toos--Iron, Hollow and Crockery
WARE-Har ware--a complete aGortment of
NAlL8-American Manufactured Shirting- Cling
hams and Sstuetts -Cotton and Cotton Yarns,
from No to 8. warranted o. hyperion quality
freih Alexandria FLOUR cod and icaie Fifth =
with variety of other articles too numerous to be
inferred. The above will be fold at the loweit
prices for cath
II Country produce on hors approved credit
June z
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HAVE just received from New-York, great
l. Il variety of
FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
CONSISTING Of
Plain and twill'd Silks, of the most fashionable
colours
Half dress Handkfs. fancy colours
Elegant dress Shawls and Hdkfs from 81 TO e.
square
Real Barcelona fancy head Handkfs.
Lace Fandykes, new style, at t0s6 each
Artificial Flowers and Fumes
Merino half Handkfs.
Spools Silk, for working embroidery
40 lbs sewing Silk of fancy colours
White silk Lace, Ga wide-Ribbons
MarseilIes knotted Bed Quilts
Black double Cloak Satin Pr unele Shoes
Silk Hose and Gloves-long white kid Gloves
Black silk Morean for pantaloons
Double and single black Florentne Vestings
Fancy Marseies yestings-linen cambria Hdkfs.
India seersuchas, IA at 50 cts. per yard
Fine Flag. Bandanna and Romal Handkfs.
ca Sc silk Umbrellas
Super Furnitures- Copperplates
Steam Loom Shirtings-- British Cottons
Calico es- Factory Gingbams
Rleachd aud unbeachd Factory Cottons
Factory Stripes &c. &c. June 2.
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NEW GOODS.

IlI ~ III IL LII ~ 4 S1xAN IL,
OfPSffs Uaioa Rz0 Middle 9fsst
II Ava juff received au additional afortment Of
GOODS among which are
Cognac and Spaniih Brandy Holland and Amer
lean GIN; Jamaica ST. Croix WI - N Rum
Madeira, Lisbon Pois and Malaga Wine
Efence of Punch Cherry and Cordial
Eylon, Hyfon, II skin ard Souchong Tea
Coffee & Chockoiste Nutness; Cloves Pimen-
10; Pepper and Muaard Figs; Ra6ns and
Fioerts
Loaf, Lump and brown Sugar MolsTes
Pork Bacon Chesie; Fifh; Salt, Soap and
Candles
Rice; Flour Indian and Rye Meal
Cotton and Cotton Ysrn Alum Copperas To-
digo and Dye Woods
A complete ahortmert of SADDLERY WARE
HarIefs Chsiie, aud Trunk Trimmings
Butts; Screws; Cabinet Furniture and Files
Knives and Forks; Glafs Nails; Eng, and Am.
Shovels and Spades Scythes; Sickies; Hoes )
Sad Irons, &c tSc &c
Aiso- IAN afortmeus of IRON - STEEL
Skirtipg Harneis Bride and Chaile Top LRATH-
Err e HOG SKINS.
June 3.
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HE subfcriber hereby gives public notice 10
j. all concerned. ths, be has been duly appont-
ed and taken upon hin,lelf the trult of Admins
TRAITOR on The eitase.ef EDW ard CHANDLER
late of Norihyarmouth 10 the county of Cumber
land yeoman, deceaied. by giving bond as the
law difects-He therefore requelts all perfons who
indebted TO the laid deeeafed's efiate 10 make
immediate .symens /; and thofe who have any de
m&nds lhereon, 10 exhibit the tame to
JUDAH CHANDLER,
Norshysrmcuth, May ~, 1918.
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just received and for sale at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
BY ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun.
Arcanum Tincture.
The 1influra, pu,pnreo Eho alpero, Of DR..
Whitening, or the cogfnmbtive pa
tents ngallible reforative.

THE inventor of this efficacious and invaluable
composition, Is fully sensible under what
disadvantages he offers 20 The public lately dis
covered medicine From the multitude of med
eia compounds, with descriptions of W hich the
papers IN every part of the continent abound, he
is aware that Jill hsppy and repeated experience
proves the effect of hIs medicine his composition
will be Chased by many among The nssFums of
quackery But, assured OF The virtues of this
TinctuFe be comes forward with consciousness
of deserving and confidence of receiving after
fair trial OF It's properties is made, ah The en-
coursgemenl which IL merits. Il vas a motive
OF humanity which first prompted the discoverer
10 try its powers, rather than a prospect offs
beng lucrative /: and, from repeated trials which
have been made W IN II on consumptive patients
IL hiss generally proved successful and uniform
ly sieyia,ing and has exceeded the expects
tons Of the most sanguine. The composition
has been pronounced IN Great Britain by The
first medical characters in The kingdom the on
~ infaihbIe cure or relief in pulmonary COM
plan e. Patients who have been in via il cali
cd the last stage OF consumption, by the use of
sfew phials ofthe medicine have been restored
to pristine health and vigour To those who
have tried every medicine in vain and WHO have
been at one moment hatteTed with returning
health and sgaln been disappointed at the next
trial ct It's virtue 10 earnestly recommends.
The preparation IS perfectly innocent even On
the constitutions Of infants, ba, il must be taken
asreeabiy to the objections which accompany
each phiai.
To those who are affected with sny disorder
of'he lungs, she use of it never fails 10 give
rvLef. To those who have a confirmed Phthisic
well as to those who have only lis incipient
symptoms the use ofhis medicine Will give inn
mediate and lasting relief 1t is likewise he
serest and most effectual remedy in Anasarca
or dropsy and sl hther cecuar elections
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

NOTICE.

TINE members ofthe Baptist Foreign Missionary
J. Society, are hereby notified that their annu-
oil meeting stands adjourned to Wednesday, the
9Th inst at the Baptist Westinghouse in this
town. at O'Clock. p. M. for the choice of officers
A discourse to be delivered in the evening, and a
collection taken to aid Missionary funds.
NJ. HARRIS, X. SecsTy.
parffand Tune o.
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be fold at public auction, by order of the
court, on the premifes on the twenty fourth
Gay OF June init, at one o cloek in the afternoon
the whole or 70 much ofthe Real Eitate of JOHN
Turkey, late of Raymond, in the county Of Cum,
oeriand cooper decesfsd as will produce the gum
y 4. nunoleo ana twenty co'lars 70 pay the iuit
debts OF laid deceafed with incidental sh.r.s.-
said real eitate conhits of the homenaad of f,;d
deceaied with the buildings ,hereon, l,uaIed i
laid Raymond, containing about fifty three ac j.
excepting out Of the fame fix scres fat og "a ,ba
Widows cower--and the whole iutjssE " nort.
gage OF about eight huodred doliars.-A.fo one
.hifo q two hundred acres Of land Gtuated II,
freeman 10 the county of 9omerlet. being lot No.
4, IN range A. and Lot No. 1 IN rance . alc.
the lame time and place, The remainder of ,hs
periona elia'e ofiaid deeeaied, by order cf me
Judge of Probate.
Dated this feoond DAY of June 1913
EDWARD MEAYBRRRY, Admr
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Farm IN Durham.

II OR fale, Farm conhfting Of 50 acres of good
A. Land under Improvement. with Houfe
Barn, &c thereon, flt ated on the county road
near the north meeting houfe in Durham For
further particulars enquire of Docs sK1H CBANp-
EER Mincf or of the fubfcriber in Dueba7
June 2. THOMAS FREEMAN.
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COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
TTIHE copartnership heretofore existing between
a the subscribers, under the firm of BENJA-
MIN & HENRY BUTM AN, was dissolved BY
mutual consent on the thr,ieth day Of April last
All persons indebted TO said 6rm are requested ia
make immediate payment, to Benjamin Butman,
who is authorized to settle the same.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
June HENRY BUTMAN.
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which, with bic ftock before on hand. makes his
adsr,ment more complete than heret ofore-among
the above are fome very low priced China TEA
SETTS, Alfo fome Ware of an inferior quality,
which will be fold at lefs price, Thofe gentle
men who purchafe any of the above articles TO fell
again, are reqaeled TO call as above, where Ware
sill be repacked at ihors notice or fold in origin
al packages. If May 2
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
Henry Rutman.

= ESPRCTFULLY iaforms his friends and the
~ publick, that he has taken the fore lately
occupied by Benjamin and Henry Butman where
he will keep conltantIy for faIe a large and ex
tenGve siTortment of
Drugs and Medicines,
Painters Oil and Colours,
Clothiers Tools and .Stuffs,
Surgeons instruments, &c. &c.
of the FRI quality
GsntIem4n Physicians. Country Traders, Co-
thiers and Others can be fupped wholeiaie and re-
tail, on the mon favourable terms for Cath ap-
proved Credit. CIV June
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SAMUEL HANSON,

DAM u LII I1ASOON,
Has for sale at has Store,
1H hhds ST. Croix Rum
pipes Brandy
/ do Gin
80 hhds Molafes
5000 lbs Sugar
1000 feet by Glsfs
200 lbs Factory Yarn
80 bbls Flour
200 buihels Corn
so quintals Pollock Fiji
10 kegs Tobacco
chelts fouchongsTe
SO dozen Bachelors Scyshes
so do 9cythe Sneaths
so do Hoes
5 tons Hallow Ware
dozen Mill Saws
10 casks 40, Iod. god cut Nails
June IF
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TO LET,

well 6siihed two fiory Dwelling Houle G,ua-
ted at the bottom of franklin lfreet convenient for
a common fixed family Inquire at this Office.
June =.
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american Factory Goods and Fac.
tory Yarn.

Also
20 bufheIs Herds Grafs Seed
1000 lbs Clover do. do.
so buihels White Beans
9 tons Country Flour
do. Cheese 20 boxe, Mould Can dies
1000 lbs Ginger-tooo lbs Chocolate Shells,
ton Red Wood, tons Hollow Ware
few Crates a1oried Crockery Ware.
-ALSO-
"A large and complete afortraent OF
warranted GARDEN SEEDS from the
Shakers.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
THE Stockholders Of the United Marine and
Fire Insurance Company of Portland; are
hereby notified that Specisl meeting will bt
holden at the late Office oflhe company on Tues
day the 23d day of June inst at O'Clock z. M
for the following purposes.
LIST To choose directors 10 fll the vacancies
in the board oecssioned by the resignation OF
three of the directors.
2. To take measures to dispose of all the re.
naming property of the Cooperation that fnaI
dividend thereof may be made.
By order of The Directors.
]. NEAL. Pres'.
u. NJ. & r. ms. Office June 1 I, 1918
N. B. fourth dividend of The Capital Stock
will be payable at said Office on that day and
the Stockholders are requested to bring ,hen
certificates of shares that the dividend may tie
endorsed thereon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
William CoG's Estate.

Lc.the heirs legatses aud creditors of The eHa,e Of
VILLA NJ cox. late of Harriron IN the coup
ty of Cumberland, deceafed :
MARY GRAY, late Mary Cox, widow offaid
deceaiedt having made application 10 me tor
warrant of dover TO fer otto her ia feveralty,
her portion in the real eiate of faid deceaed and
ALTO for an order upon the Executor of fss deceaf-
ed 20 deliver over to her, the part or portion of bis
periona eitate or an allowance out of the fame to
which me 10 by law entitled: You are hereby no
tined that the lame will be conGdered at Probate
Court TO be held az the probate Office in Portland,
in faid county on Wednesday the twenty Gecon6
day Of July next at ten O'Clock il the forenoon. at
which time ard place you may be prefens and thew
caufe If any you have why the sans hould not be
granted.
Given under my haad at Portland aforeiaid shs
fourth day of June 1878
SAM FREEMAN, Judge Of Probate.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE,
THIS is 10 forbid all perlops from harbourng
or truitlng JONATHAN G. HaWKE, as i
will pay 40 debts of bis contracting.
EDWARD HAWKE
B.--Edward Hawke calls upon all thofe who
are indebted 20 him @ make Immediate payment
and thoie whe have any demands upon him, 70
call and fettle the fame,
Minot, May q.
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NOTICE is hereby given, ths. the SUBSCRIBER
~ has been duly appointed Guardian OF Eoen
eyer Thorndike. Of s. Ceorge, 10 The county Of
Ii colo. mon compos person and has taken
a. on himself that lruss by siyiug oohos: % W
law dire cts. and ell persons hsst 8. oe" ~, -
upon the estate ofthe said Ehenezer : ho.na'Ns
sre tqnesIed 10 exh,bit the same sho =, -
sons indie oted o the said estate, sfe csHeo -
81 make payment; and sii pc > - s,s pe.'
forbidden 70 trust or deal witt ne saio GVsi'@
Ger Tborndike.
ROBERT THoaND1KE, Guard.
Thomsstor, Feb. 26. i6let ---
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Cheap Cambricks Sc Linens.
b. & G.. WILL.

B. & G. WILLIS,
WILL this day open $500 yards of WHITE
w CAMBRIA, just bought at auction, aud
will be sold at ESQ per yard Also, 1 case fstout
Irish Linens from Is to IS per yard--Linen
sheetings-Table Linens--green printed Table
Cloths Il yards iorg--1 case of Oh low pric'd
Ginghams-en assortment Of fashionable CASH
neres. June Q.
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Elegant French Goods.
B. Il G. WILLIS,

HAY-MARKET ROW,
HAVE just received from New-York, great
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10

The question was finally decided by
yeas and NAYS, as follws:
YEAS Barbour, Campbell, Critienden,
Diokerson, Erpes, Fromentin, Lacoct Leake,
ford. Stokes, Talbot, Taylor, Van Dyke, " ilh-
ans of ren.-i9.
NNS-A~hmnn. Burril,. Dags GailIa,d,
Goldsborough, Horsey, hunter. kng, Morrill,,
rait Tichenor, fronp, Williams OF Miss
Wilson-h.
So the resolutions we're received.
MIR. Iroup. having Obtained leave. in
trOduced bill for the rciief OF X. NJ.
Johnson, 30 reimburse HIM certan mo-
ney paid from his own resources Tor the
use of the mOuuied regiment commended
by him during the wary The bill was
twice read and committed
The several bills Yesterday ordered 10
be engrossed for third reading, were
rsad a third time, passed and sent 10 lhe
House for concurrence.
The bill corcernin. certain surviving
revolutionary othcersLapd soldiers was, on
motion of Mr.. OTIS, postponed Ia this day
week.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6.
Mr.. NokeS Yesterday presented 10 the
Senate the representation and renon
STRANGE of The Legislature OF North Caro-
lima, i'll relation TO the Si,ants of that state,
,
which was read and referred TO the COM
mitiee to whom was referred the bill TO
enable the state of Tennessee to issue
grants and perfect titles, &c.
Mr.. horrotr offered the following reso-
luton for consideration
RcSotred, That the committee appointed on
the memorial of the state of Tennessee res
pecting claims TO lands in that state be iustruc-
ted Ia enquire into the propristy of making a
reservation ot land for a military depot armory
and foundery on the waters of Shoai Greek, in
the state of Tennessee.
Mr.. Wilson submitted the following rcso-
luton:
ReSoiced, That the committee on the Judici-
AIRY be instructed to enquire whether any, and
il any, what alterations are necessary in the
laws relative 10 the PRONUNCIATION of the acts of
Congress.
The request of The other house for a
conference on the disagreeing votes, re-
speeding brevet extra pay, having been
announces
On motion of MIR. Campbell, the Senate
agreed 10 the proposed conference, APP
pointed asmanagcrs on their part, Messrs.
Williams of Ten. and Bdbon' and
The Senate went INTO the consideration
of Executive business after which
The Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10

And committee was appointed TO la,
the said resolution before the President.
The House took up The Seuaie's mes
sage, insisting OIL their amendment TO the
military appropriation bill, Prospecting
breyet paw aud agreed 10 insist on lis
disagreement thereto: aud TO ask of the
Senate Il conferences thereon Ia manage
which conference on the part OF this
House, MesSrs. LowRdeS, Smoh of Md.
aud Ptkis, were appointed.
The engrossed biii Tor The relief of ma
ior general Arthur 81. Clair, MAS read "
third time, passed and sent TO the Senate
for concurrence.
a message was received from the Pre-
sident of The United States, by Mr.. y. J.
Monroe, his Secretary, transmitting re-
port OF The Secretary of State, i'll compli-
ance with resolution OF this House, re-
guessing information respecting the rati-
iicaiion by the states OF an article which
is printed in some late copies OF the con-
stitu,ion, but which, it appears, has not
yet officially received the sanction of
three fourths OF tie states in the Union.
The amount of the report from the
Department of State is, that the 18th ar
,icle OF the amendments tot lieconstitution
"a. Nt.,s., h.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
IN SE.NATE-EfR. 4

Mr.. Williams, of Tennessee, submitted
the following motion for consideration
Resolved. That the President of the United
States be requested to cause to he laid before
the Senate list OF the NAMES of the several
agents Of Indian affairs. and of the agents of
Indian trading houses. together with the pay
and emolumcnts of each of said agents.
The Senate ruSumed the consideration
of the resolution for instruciing the com
mittee of military affairs 10 enquire into
tile expediency of establishing by law the
salaries of Indian agents and assistant
agents, and agreed thereto
The bill in addition to the act giving
pensions TO the orphans and widows Of
persons slain in the public or private arm
ed vessels of the United States, was or
hered TO be engrOsSed and read d third
time.
The bill to incorporate lie Columbian
Insurance Company Of Alexandria, was
read third time and passed, with amend
ments. which were transmitted TO The
House for their concurrence therein.
The bill Tor the relief of John Thomp-
son, introduced few days ago by Mr.
Barb01u', was ordered to be eDgrOssed for
a third reading.
THURSDAY, FEB. 8.
The motion yesterday submitted by
MT. WlhidHiS (dS ADONeJ was dSlteu 10.
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of The mode Of disposing of the iDstruc-
tons from the Legislature of Tennessee
to IFS Senator's and Representatives and
considerable debate took place on tho fol-
lowing motion, Submitted by Mr.. Camp
bell
Rcsolred. That ihe amendment to the con
stitution OF fhe United States. proposed by the
Legislature oftbe state OF Tennessee, aud the
Instructions TO the Senator'S and Representa-.
tives Of that state accompanying the same, he
received aud entered or the journals.
The objection 10 this proposition was,
that the wishes of tine state of Tennessee
we're not addressed 10 the Senate and
that the Senate had no concern with the
Instructions Of any state TO particular
members Of that body. In reply to Which
argument, it was said, that the object Of
proposing an amendment to the constitu-
lion, was TO bring ii 20 the attention Of
Congress, and that il could not be pre-
scuted to Congress, as the act OF that state
in any other manner than that nOw pro-
posed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10

homcrville, Stephen, Wilson. Hanuy'
Henry, Tinge, Downey, Buckley. Brad
ford, Steep, DAVIS, holbrook. Hell, lid
ball--s4.
NEGArIvE-Messrs. Neale, c. Stew
art, II. Dorsey, Price. Snowden, Johnson,
Martin, Stevens, Tyson, Thomas, Digges,
Semmes, Harrison, w. II. Stewart, Sew
all, Whitbv. Salisbury, Swei,zer, Yates,
Kennedy, Gather, Washington, Forrest,
Linihicurn, Tomlinson, Schnebly
SO il was resolved in the affirmative.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-22

time, but as no clde appeared which
would lead to development of the mys-
terry, il had long since subsidized, and the
circumstance was almost entirely forgot
ten. The finding Of the skeleton, however
led to an inquiry which resulted, we un-
derstand in discovery Of the transaction,
and the person who perpetrated the act.
A man by the name OF Mentor, who kept
tavern at the time that the gentleman
disappeared, is ascertained to have been
the perpetrator. Mentor, who removed
to Canada soon after the murder, left a
son in Gorham, who after the skeleton
was found, made the shocking discovery,
that his father was the murderer! After
residing several years 10 Canada, Mentor
removed from thence to Ohio, and settled
on the west branch of the Chagrin river.
After the discovery, requisition was
made on the executive of Ohio, by gov.
Clinton, for Mentor, and messenger des-
patched TO arrest him, who passed through
this village on Saturday, on his return,
with the unhappy wretch in bis custody.