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VdLuabfe Negroes for Sale.
"A NY person disposed to give liberal prices, In cash
IN for well disposed, valuable NEGROES, may he
accommodated by application the Roy alton Mills in
Amelia county, ueaT App9nstOx river; credit may
De had for part of the purchase money, upon giving
August Is. 3o..st
PRIME GROCERIES
TFTE are receiving for sale
Nv $50 bags good GREEN COFFEE
100 do I'd quality do.
2DS bbis. goodSt. Croix SUGAR
so hhds. best New Orleans do.
81 do I'd qnality do.
so do. common RYE WHlSKEY
100 barrels do. do.
So do. superior do.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES and TANNERS OIL
August l5. 3oaf RALSrON x PL3ASANTS.
By the Governor Of TIE Stste OF North CdrolltI
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, by an an act Of The General Assembly OF
the State OF North CaTolinl, the Governor OF
the Stale Is authorized To cause the lands late
iy acquired by treaty from the Cherokee In.
dams TO be offered for sale:
NIOW therefore, John Branch Governor of the State
of North Carolina, DO hereby declare aud max c
law Of the said lands shall NC bella waynesvlc In
'he county Of Haywood on the 10th of October next
under he superintendance Of Commissioners appoint.
cd for that purpose.
One eighth pari Of the purchase money will be re.
CURED Of Tie purchasers at the time Of safe ; aud
the following instaments, eighth at the expi.
fatlon OF Twelve months fourth the OF twn
years one fourth at the end OF three years. and the
remaining fourth AT the end Of four years.
Inc sale VIII continue two weeks and longer.
Given under my hand, aud the seal Of the State al
Raleigh, on the 9Th day Of August. a. n. ts2o.
ny the C0UeJ3iOr- JOHN BRSNCH.
Wd. PLCMMEE, ID. Secretary. 31..fds
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the i9fh collection District, and deslgnofed
Collector for the sfote Of Virginia..
Coleeior's once. 25ih August, 181o. s2..asw
E'EN DOtLAKs EEwARD.--Deserted from the uar.
racks ~ the City Of Richpand on tue 2cib instant.
ANDREW MASON, a soldier Of the Public Cusfd, hose
description Is as fooes Said Andrew Mason as born
IN Washington County New york; aged ~ years Teti
10 inches high, Of fair complexion, hazel eyes dart
hair, aud by profession carpenter. The above reward
w be given to person who will deliver said Mason
to officer OF the Pablo Guard Tor conGmne him
IN any jail IN the STATE, npoa due information being
given thereof BLAIR BOILING Curt.
Commanding Public Guard.
Harrsrts, Richmerd, Augustas, 1870. s2..3
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SHALL petition the Legislature al their next eessoI
L for leave to remain III this coinn,onw eallh.
JUDITH HOPE,
August 25. 32,.2lt 4 Uomou or Color
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-07-18
Mr.. COOKS LETTER

To the Editors offhe Illinois Gazette.
FRANKLIN COUNTY, JUNE IS, 1890.
N2essrs. Hall T. Eddy,
Gentlsmen-Upon my arrival at this
place l was informed that a report had
been put into circulation, that l had de-
frauded the government, by abusing the
privilege of ranking letters, which it was
never intended that members ofEongress
should frank. Finding that it had been
very busly circulated, deemed it my
duty, both to myself and to the people,
to state the circumstances which gave
rise to this charge, in public address.
But, Notwithstanding / believe that every
candid man who heard me was perfectly
satisfied with my explanation, 1 still deem
it due to others who have heard this story
repeated, to explain it to them through
the medium of your paper. The facts
are these. Early in the winter Messrs.
Van Zandt and Rockwell, of Washing
ton, who were engaged in general land
agency, informed me they had personally
made arrangements With the Treasurer
of this state, to receive the land tax at
Washington, from such non-residents
as might choose to employ them to at
tend to their lands. They stated that in
pursuance of this arrangement, they had
received considerable sums of money,
which they had deposited in the Bank of
the United States, at Washington, and
forwarded the certificates of deposit to
Mr.. Mclaughlin, the state Treasurer;
that so long time had elapsed without
hearing from him that they were uneasy;
and they solicited me to write to him
and urge him to attend to their business.
From this arrangement / was satisfied
that the collection of our revenue would
be facilitated, and the convenience of
those non-residents who owned land in
the state, would be greatly promoted, a
circumstance well calculated to give re-
speciality to our state, with that class
of people; and l therefore readily con-
sented to aid them, so far as it was in
my power in rendering this arrangement
successful.
To get the land tax from non-resi-
dents paid at Washington, and deposited
in the Bank of the United States, fore
saw, would give to the state such money
as would always be at or above par it
would give us United States notes, for
which the specie could be at all times
procured, and thereby prevent the state
from loosing, by the failure of the little
Country Banks, the paper of which
might otherwise be received into its
vaults.
But these gentlemen informed me
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-07-18
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
by HOOPER WARREN.

Terms Of observation-disclosures DoLLARs per
nnnun, payable in ddpance
a. Subscribers WHO do not pay in advance
at the close of the year, and who do not give
notice of a wish to discontinue, will be subject
to an additional charge at the rate of 25 per
cent. per annum, for the time of delay.
Advertisements not exceeding square, ON
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger ad-
refreshments in the same proportion A de-
duction of 25 per cent from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-.
panied by the cash
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house, Vincent Benefits, the Cherokee
Nation, by Ross and James Patterson's,
to Washington, in Tennessee.
From the town of Cahawba TO the
Falls of Cahawba, and to Tuscaloosa.
From Courtland to Moulton.
From St. Clair court house, to Carols
vile.
Il, Missouri Territory.
From New Madrid to Point Pleasant.
From Louisiana, by Hannibal, to Pal
myra.
From Louisiana to New London.
That the post road from Cape Girar-
deau to Winchester, pass by Edward
Tanners.
From St. Charles, by Marthasviile,
Montgomery court house, Loutre Island,
Cote Sans Dcssein, Nashville, Smithton,
John Grayum's, Franklin, Spanish Nee
die Prairie, Chareton, William w. Mon
roe's, Grand River, Bloomfield, Nilsson
riton, and Bluhton, to Fort Usage.
From Fort Usage, by Mount Vernon,
Tabbo, Little Usage Bottom, and Jelter-
son, to Chareton.
In MschtSan Territory.
From Detroit, by Pontiac, to Mount
Clemens.
Washington, May IS, 1920 Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT granting to the state of Ohio the
right of presumption TO certain quarter sec
tons ofland.
BE ii enacted 6y the Senate and House
Of Representatives eJFthe United States
Of .AmericQ in Congress assembled,
That there be granted to the state of
Ohio, at the minimum price for which
the public lands are sold, the right of
presumption to one quarter section, IN
or near the centre Of each county, in
cluded in the purchase recently made of
the Indians, by the Treaty concluded at
St. Mays, on the twentieth day ofsoep
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen, for the establishment of seat
ofiustice in the said counties Provided,
The purchase be made before the COM
mencement of the public sales: ind
hrovidcd also, That the proceeds of the
sale of each quarter section, which may
be made under the authority of the state
of Ohio, shall be appropriated for the
purpose of erecting public buildings in
said counties respectively, after deduct
ing thcreirom the sums originally paid
by the state aforesaid: Ind provided
further, That the seat ofjustice for said
counties respectively shall be fixed on
the lands SO selected.
Washington, May IS, 1890 Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-07-18
NaWs OF the United States.
PUBLISHED ny AUrRoI
AN ACT to alter and establish certain Post
Roads

Roads.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of RehreSentatiDes Of tie United STAIRS
Of america in Congress assembled,
That the following Post Roads be, and
the same are hereby discontinued, that
Is to say:
From Lily Point to Halcyonyille, in
Virginia.
From Dublin to Jacksonville, in Geor-
gia.
From Westport to Drunerstown, in
Kentucky.
From Whitfield to Jefferson, in Maine.
From Chickasaw Agency to St. Ste
vens in Mississippi.
From Choctaw, Agency to Month
cello; and from Natchez to Lake Pont-
thartrain, in the same state.
From Rhea court house, Tennessee,
to Fort Jackson, in Alabama.
From Haysvilie to Oxford, North
Carolina.
From Marlborough to Barnwell
court house, in South Carolina.
Prom St. Charles, by Montgomery
court house, to Howard court house.
From Franklin, Howard county, to
Charlton.
From St. Charles, by Murphey's, in
St. Johns settlement, to Howard court
house, in the Missouri territory.
From Vassalboro' to Harlem, in
Maine.
From Alma to Palermo.
From Dunstable to Piscataquay
Bridge, in New Hampshire.
From Cahaba to St. Stevens.
Sec. 2. .And be il further enacted,
That the following he established post
roads, that is to say:
In Nev HAMPSHIRE.
From Amherst, by Lindborough and
greenfield, to Hancock.
That the post road from Keene to
Richmond, pass by Winchester.
From Keene by Surry, Drewsville
and Lahgdon to Charleston.
From Dunstable, through Merrimack,
by Bedford meeting house and Piscata-
quay bridge to Isle Hookset.
In Yermonr.
From Danville to Montpelier, by
Cabot, Marshfeld and Plainfeld.
From Vergennes, by Panton, to West
port, in the state of New-York.
From Stockbridge to Randolph.
In Maine.
From Alma, by East Pittson, to Whit
field.
From Alma to Gardiner.
From Sedgwick to Deer Island.
from Ellsworth, by Jordon's river
school house, in Trenton, to the towns of
Eden and Mount Desart.
From Marlborough, by Union,
Hope, Searsmont, and Belmont, to Bel
fast.
From Gardiner, by Pittston, Whit
field, Malta and Jefferson, to Waldo
borough.
From New Portland, by King6eld, to
Freeman.
From HallowelL by Malta, to Har-
lem.
In Massachusetts,.
From Springfield by Wilbraham, to
Stafford Springs, in Connecticut.
From Sandwich, by Coatuit village in
West Barnstable, Thos. d. Scudder's,
Yarmouth, and Dennis, to Harwick, on
the south side of Cape Cod.
From Gloucester, by Essex to Ipswich.
From Hanover, By Hansen, to East
Bridgewater
From Mortified, by Vernon, to Brat
tleborough, in Vermont.
From Salisbury to Amesbury.
From Taunton, by Raynham, to East
Bridgewater.
In Connecticut.
From Derby, by Huntingdon, to New
sSwn.
From Woodbury., by Roxbury, to
Warren.
From Hartford, by East Windsor,
Ellington, Somers, Wilbraham, and
Ludlow, to Belchertown, in Massachu-
sets.
From New Haven, by Oxford, South
bury, Woodbury., and Washington, to
Warren. l.,
From Norwich to Colchester.
In Wew- York.
From Batavia to Ridgeway.
From Windham, by Roxbury, to
Stamford.
From Hopkinton to Kesoe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21
LEGISLATURE or VIRGINIA.


Yesterday being the last day for re.
celvlnG petitions, many of them were
presented by The members and laid upon
the iable.-A number of eBgrossed bills
were passed, aud other bills had their
brsi or second readings "A detail of
those proceedings in our next. The most
interesting papers submitted To- the House
were the letters which have passed be.
tween the Governor and lie Joint com
mItiee appointed 10 inform him of bis re-
election. We did not receive his reply
till late last night, aud il is too long 10 be
published to-day. We however, insert
the following extract on national matters.
| cannot omit TO congratulate you on
tie recent promising occurrences in our
national affairs. The unanimous re eec>
tim to The Chief Magistracy of The Union
OF our iilnstrlonS fellow citizen the an
expected revival Of our hope for success
IN his endeavors tO settle our differences
with Spain aud the pleasing cessation
OF heat and ebulllliOn in the great poIiii.
cal fountain of our country, are all pro,
duciive sources Of public happincss.-
Gentle streams OF reasonable, legitimate
aud salutiierOus authority will produce
their proper effects al the exiremiiies of
the Union, as certainly as torrents Of mr.
mace aud repr0ach must excite dangerous
sentiments of aHger, defiance and rebels
lion. The Governor then proceeds TO
make remarks upon what he cOucciYes
10 be the proper demarca!iOn of aulhOri-
tv, between The Governor and the Privy
Council /; particularly giving his opinions
on Iai phrase IN the constitution :. nes
cessary absence OF the Governor from the
government"
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attorney for the commonwealth moved tie
court 10 qnash the writ because awarded in
vacation, aud therefore impiovidently issm-
ed. That court thereupou adjourned 10 this
court the following question "CaD Judge OF
tile general court earring the Vacation OF d
superior court lawfully award 4 wit OF error
TO Judgment against defendarit) OF coui-
~ or corporations cpsrt la the case Of a prose-
cution in behalf of the common wealth for "a
misdemeanoI; and ought this writ OF error 10
lie qnasied ~
Ii has been heretofore decided. in the
case OF Emanuel Temple against the commons
wealth lNirciilts cases q. 1851 that the act OF
Assembly WINCH Satbori7es wTiis OF error, and
supersedeas TO be granted by a circuit court
or judge OF tile general count TO the judg-
ment OF county or corporation court, ap.
pies ouly 10 eirU cases Il Rev. Co; p. 230
So) bat that the common law writ OF error
may be granted 10 such judgment, on the APP.
piication of a defendant, and without the app
probation or mandate OF the attorney gene
iai. In That case II was however oniy decided
that II might be granted by the couri aud as
our statute does not authorize "a Judge IN va.
Cation 10 srani IL, we must neat enquire
whether by common law that power belongs
10 hun. AiIho III England il i, spoken of in
niI.Gemeanofs as writ oi night. Vet This is
oniy tended here l::re il pfobabie Cause of
error. lt'uOes not Therefore Issue ~ "a matter
~ course. bur under the fiat of the ATTORNEY
get er"l 10 he Improperly refuses and piobdLie
stCnnds aic laiu, the cO1rt " i'll Oid er INN ih-
attorney general may also take the opinion If
the cent beioie IL - granted. a entity Or:
law q ID Black. Com. 3gl. 4 Bur,ow 255i
Ii Il lear then, that The writ does NOT issue as
OF con'se, bat that some tribunal must first
Judge OF The prhbhhie cause OF error. That
tribunal is. IN England. first The attorney gee
neral, and OH lis failure The court itself. Here
we eNclndG the attorney general from all par
ticlpa;ion IN such poser, bee ause no such pre-.
rosatVe Is allow ed him, nor the governor by
our constitution. II is then lie court itself
which must judge of the ptobabie cause of
error and the Judge in VACATION is not vested
with such power by the common law.
IL Is therefore 10 be certified to tie SUPERB
or confi OF Spot,s.iNania that this cOnrt Is IL
OF opinion that Judge in vacation
cannot award a wit OF error in criminal
case, AID t!iat this wit should be quashed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-21
COCHINEAL CASE.

A ease was some weeks since decided
in the Admiralty Court al Norfolk. in
which HE Spanish Consul, for The libel.
Idnts, claimed quantity of Cochintal
and other articles brought in by Captain
Chayior, and taken from Spanish YES
sci under authority from Bgsn0s Ayres.-
The case was decided al Norfolk in favor
OF The llbellanis. 1t was@aransferred TO
the federal court now sitting in tins city
before which il was argurd for several
days by Gen. Tay Tor and Mr.. Wickham
OH the side Of Capt. Chayior. aud by Mr..
farewell and Nh. Slauar,i lnr MIR. Cha
cen. the Spanish Consul. Much ability
was shown on both sides aud Tue iwo
gentlemen from Norink completely sup
ported thr distinguished reputation they
have gained. y sierday, the Chief Justice
confirmed the decision ot-th- court below
under HE authority OF The casrs decided
IN the Supreme Court of the u. $ An
appeal was asked aud taken 10 the SUI
preme Court al Washington.
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AMERICAN CULIIVAIIlji-

NE Americas Cutvator is new aud useful iniyie
meht oi husbandty, uniting the principles Of IA.
p"uso ana nsrto" la one instrD,Teut aud calculated
10 DC worked "b one horse but may be enlarged so
ID 70 Se ""iAed with oxen, with The same decree ~
=, mas been proved by actual experiment
p.edI FARMERS, To be very valuable a.IicultuIai
instrument, Particularly IN enitiyaing cetn and pot,
toes aud II, IN painting, the roma are calculated and
run ooth ways at right angles. Thea working the CUR
sdof osse IN row, each way leaves but very Hale 10
ne zone win tie hoe masking ibe sa,igg OF uanual
.aooI SO great, That man in feasible gIoupd MA,
uiess opi' fer tie CUtiUdtoT from one and bslfto
, o 60 va gay. IL Is also very nst:ai IA getting ia
mos AInus o, galn, such cats bsTiey re wBrai
N W any ming sonn IA broad east where The gronr
nas oeeh properly prepared RECEIVE the seed asii
ousht TO lie before the seed Is sugIl ana UNI
,iaAe saving IN that particular Of from .ne haI a,
w., 'uI,us Tue labor II is very excellent thing T..
drills. "'ps' ""su so"h IN
New LcLdon. - 80 S'oie III
Patent right secured according so law.
New London, (con.) A. d. isio NH"'
IT The above article just received and for AL. bv
Richmond n. ., DAVENPORT * ALLEN
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qnainfed either sci,h the state or gocsrno,,
Wo"ld dare 10 suspect them.
We haze no more idea that Virginia wW
seek 20 ptace one Of her citicenS IA the chair
az Mtend IF 4 years, than thai Mr Duight
hnisey NIL be The mat We do soieDntiy
oehere. that there is not a Yreuian vho en-
te'ta'ss TIE thought We hove NOT keayd a
single mum breathe such Mtng-5Ut all our
conversation has 6e7i confined to Crawford.
TO thifOn to Adt1is. aud King -Noto, htS
ue'y enumeration tends TO confirm TIE sue.-
S'eStion, against whieh IHr. Delight reasons,
:" MGt there will be no choice IF Chief Ma.
3tstrate IF tie nation by tie electors? If
geographical distinctions continue, and such
men as Chatom and Ring ,eW not vam am
Ction 10 keep them up. nor Instruments like
Or. DVight 10 SECOND then rieus, nothing is
more probable than MiS ecent. Besides, lie
other circumstance, tn Which Or. Ran0ioiph
dH"ofeS. that tie list ofhe ''ereat yevoiution-
aiy characters" IS erliausted, and n, man
to~e'S so fer aboUe all tie rest as 10 attract
ere'y eye towa' as him, co1f,ns tie sugges-
ton. II rs ,oise TO foreyee this event-aMd 10
proc'de some remedy against the dangers Of
a suspended struggle. TIE only question is.
shau tie efectorY, or the representatives Of
me people. choose tie man upon tie second
0a"ot! Some states may prefer. the one
n'ode; others tic other-Jnt perhaps all ,ciH
agree, that If IL be icft 10 Congress 10 decide.
tsfy Shonidnot do it By tie same ,1,ie which
Tas hssd an tile late election of Speaker-Jut
INK ne hihdnoSt man ShOuH be diOpt, as IN
al elections madeJy the Legislature Of Virgil
ma Mr. R0nfoiph proposes 10 hare a
second election by the propie, and trusts 10
THEIR Sood sense to dJondoa % all tie
candidates 6"t tg0 and this is lie wkoie
sum ant front cfhis ofenriingi THIS IS tic
~hofe st'atageD. to 'ohicA Yjsiaia isdeM,ous
o. 'eSort,Hs (thoash by tie may, ne nsver
hed'd Of tie scheme till ne saw at in the
Message l-HOw this scheme can possjGiy
p"t an Firginian. me are al loss 10 divine
for, are may employ Or D's argument
against himscJf. Iounded upon "gcorraphical
distinctions" '' tie twetre free states wiN
hane 30 rates, and tie Stare stats (poAte
denomination = but l02, icavins. a n,aior,tu
IA ,facor cf tie former of 27."-Such is tie
cunning machinery ,oAich Firginia no,c
UiSAeS TO Introduce
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VIRGINIA" Machinery"

Tile n. !. Daily Advertiser viM that
,COndcr(ut Sagacity for which IL is so remark
able, has Spied IN our GoverHOr'S late Message
" nep machius" for securing 10 Virginia
the presidential chair. Tile Goreiwor, AZ
wiH be recoHccted, calls tie attention of the
Legislature to the dangerous crisis IF an
election Of President Of the u. S. trhich op-
pears so hkeiy to occur aoittin the sh0rt peril
oil of foHr years. lie points to tie pro.
traCted scene of Feb. 1901, and tie near
approach tOtHrJHieHce tUithin, md JdtaL Sns.
picion Dithom tie ieaiis of Congress" tohich
that contest produced. lie points to q" the
recent display Of adherence to ge0graph
cal distinctions, as " Increasing hs gLO0n,
of the prospect anil asks ,chttheT an
anreidmtHt to tie constitution, anticipating
By one gear that all important qHadre,midl
election" may not ." be dkely to prevent tie
danger so justly app,ehendcd. Surely tie
gOOd sense of tie people may be relied On fin
tie abandonment at tie Scc0nd chOice nj eifc.
tors, of all tie candidates bit fUo." Jht
Daily Advertiser SEXES tbs idea-- FIRST
insinuateS Mathe ambitions SafeOC Virginia
IS desiroUs' If JOisting another IF her som
into the chair, s NEXT that his as the " ma
| chine" by Which size IS attempting to Dork OF
! tie contamination. Such IS the ,Ody IN tChici
/ Virginia is rcpreSeHied- anil such is III
| truck to Which Thomas III. Raadolph degH
10 rcsoyf ri intrigue, Of wtich no man &c
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EDUCATION

TERRELL respectfully atom, hi. friend. aud
pu,'Io MAJ me Seminary under The cate a.
ing Year. on the ~ Say fIanuaIy.
ne thgiIsb. Latin, aud French languages: Geogra
pny, arithmetic, and the Mathematics IN It's srySr.,
WIN DC taught IA this Seminary on The most
~ ieTIell Is also desirOns Of an evening Glass IL,
moa ana Natural Philosophy; and he deems il pr-pr
~ nhs Ano"n his inienti1n of pursuing hat pat, of
a,"' mug t"e MalhsmaiIcs, which devised and
gnshed professor of Asbury College in Baltimore An
one o. which plan, is in the hands o( c. Terrell and
may ne seen ny any one Who wishes 10 inspect H.
lie lees of tuition per student are forty do,IsYs a.,
Lhe term OF ten months, TO be paid quarterly and tvn
uo,d's entrance for fuel and house rent
ionHg gentlemen from the country can Ar accommc-
LIST OF March S'e''' "'"' tue
Dee Al. =, .
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
ExTRAers rnom TME looRNALs or Tng mous

EXIBACTs FnOm TIE JOURNALs or THE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES.
NORdGy, Dec. lS.- Eugrossed bills" feleas
lug To tie helr OF Angus Mcdonald the conn
monweail's right TO certain properly therein
meniioned"--" concerning William Walker ad.
iDinistTator of John ). Walker dcceascd'-
4" Incorporating the trustees OF the Clarksville
male aud temale academies in the county OF
Mecklenburg"-- concerning the town OF
Beverley 80 tue couniy OF Raud0lph"--" 10
amend an act. eutitIed an act 10 reduce into
one act the several acts Of Asse ably, allowing
reward tor killing Wolves, passed Februa.
~ Oh. 1917 icf the ricseat tri.c9 cf John