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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12

~ Here follows OF the Iunult Seville on
the lSlh June and the Dispersion OF l populdce iy
nN ID. lose Lopez SIMILAR lc account received in Put
iadcrhia Il i unnecessary repeat the details. The
rablc, the people CALEB. raised the L0n-
ve IA ALSO ute hirg, DsG.h To the C0aStiuiyn" Two
only OF tue maicournis kilcd The continued
until the 9Th On te 18Th TIE authorities ex
press To the French hasten their march, ii said
they would tnirr the town.
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UNITED STATES REVENUE.

UNITED STATES REVENUE.
Ii appears from The books at the Custom
House, that during the half year from the 1st
OF January, 1928, to the Soth of June, 1898,
the amount of revenue has been as follows
Bonds taken, S 1900 900
Cash dues, $4,000
Amount TO be bonded, 100000
Total, $500, 1000
The Secretary of the Treasury, in his last
annual report, estimates the amount nf the
customs for the gear 1893, at SIS, 100000. By
the foregoing statement itappears, that al the
port of New York alone, within the last half
year, more than one fourth of the whole est
mate Of revenue arising from this source has
already accrued and that if the receipts for
the remaining half year shall he equally favor
able, the commerce of this great and flourish
ing city will supply eiepen aineteenths or con
siderably more than one haLC of the Treasury
estimate. Should the amount of duties at
other ports hear any proportion to that of
New ok, there is reason to- hope the esli
mates for the year will be more than realized
and the next annual report present favorable
state oithe national 6napces. Much allow
ance must however be made for dpbenturps
and drawbacks; and our Calculations should
not he too sanguine. At all events. the state
ment from the Custom House furnishes ad
dtianai evidence OF the immense trade Of the
great commercial emporium Of the country.
and presents the magnitude and grandeur of
this proud city in Striking point of view
Think you that the voice Of il state with such
an extent of territory. with million and a
bali of freemeD, with such vast Internal re-
sources, and with foreign commerce equal
to nearly all the rest of the United States,
ought not to Ice heard and respected in the
national councils, and IN deciding the question
of The presidency When will this political
Sampson awake from an ignoble snnlber and
snap the llnxcn cords with which the giant has
too long been bound, through the little articles
Of avarice and ambition. W Y. Statesman.
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4 MEXICAN MEDICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS in
cnn'on' anu us vrniiy are respectfully informed,
be had.
The cnenfio" IF the Profession s,lcys lo wish to
ih' medical tLocfsT "Ppoitd ~ hoaor and dignity,
"':,t'd 70 P.r,sai ~ a. 18Th a,iei cJ smJfr.
ne Publisher Of tn American Medical Recorder res
pfcliuy horS aus numerous pairns, that iihsiand
ing the various inrigues and work
gentlemen di.rcgring The true principles Of medical
science he happy To The Journal * free and indepen
de"I having solely Improvement of The healing
arr and the cause Of humanity. 10 obtain this desirable
every neces and ample arrangements made
IlcimondNa August a. 28-5t
fT'hE subscribers viii sell hcr FARM in III, col1IT Of
Hanover on the south side Of Nrwfound ri,er.
nrce,sar, houses farming together With cosirersbe
dwelling h'use, kitchen, dairy &C. This adapted
To The cultivation OF beng sin productive red
soil There is likewise this arn 10 NewGound
river bottom now standing in is original ashcn growth,
with the Hddton of so 20 second low iaud
good heart The fnrm contains 800 acres of
lands remarkably well waered there being many
I'VE perennial streams having their rise from bold and
crystal springs running northern direction
The pian'son TO Ne"fod river Any farther description
deemed unnecessary as those who may wish purchase
wiz 40 doubt 'i.i' tie plantations which the subscribers
most anxousy solicit One ~ the Subscribers is ~ pre-
sent Tc,rine on the farm who will at all times accompany
purchasers To view ii. ~. G.. boswell.
Augu,t y. 2s-ot j. BOSWELL.
UNIVERSITY OF MAINLAND.
IrTHE MEDICAL LECTURES will commence. rs nsua
On tie last Monday o. October next.
SS"re'ry. John u. Da,idge MD.
chemistry Elisha he Butts NJ. D.
Practice of Phystc, Nathaniel poilr3 m ~
ha,naaoin1,, Granvi.lr sharp pattison, ". D..
nileria hsdica, Samuel Baker, ". ~.
ll.lesiI'uir' oi fhysic, Maxwell VI lowell. N ID.
MidWHfry- Richard w. Hall. NJ. d.
ne inhrmary attached tt The University having hesn
hnished. The Clinical Lectures Medicine and surgery
w',i commence the first week in the session.
August ~. qe-uy
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
y ANA"AH from the subscriber two negroes. ROBIN y
jacob Wobin Is about forty year, Of see about feet
nen wen made iUs down look en- ~, be hns
thick lips and very red eyc,. other particular rnals
Femncred Jacob Is 10 or ~ wears of re- feet 6or
nchps nigh aud has very dark skin; they ere supposcdto
p "'u ii""o'rr Courthouse will give the above nam.
~ reward ~ any orc who will deliver them 10 nv agent
W itanpvef OF lnaFr them in ianl that get them agn
August ~. 28-st FIiZABFru GAVLAND.
{J As con mitied 10 che JAZZ of anDver Guile IG22g
W ncero woman WHO call. herself IA Ann. dua
avs she belong, 10 Mr.. Cock of Gecpa and iia 10
purchased her ~ Alr james Clarke uf MARYLAND Sic
90 brown complexion, about eve feet sS inches high
'Hd has wide gap between uprrr irri n froaf The
1wner Is requested 90 come forward prove rraDcrtt pay
aargrs aud '"he her aWat she vii be dealt with a.
ne law directs WA W. TNiLMAN, Acting Tailor,
moy ~, -witw IgrJAMES SIAREE.
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10 res pPci, your nbd't. ecrvaot
WIN. " CRAWFORD.

n shrrf was taken few days since in It
saine- in Bu.tc larhsr, Rhode leland, which
measured 'ru lcri three inches TO lcpgth he
could ga. have scallpocd y foil sized man.
H. vas go opco and found 10 contain sheep,
q csI7. head aud feet, horse foot, marine
apmai. sea owl, and several articles 10 serve
astrmmngs. " u DU. .4ic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12

NoRFoLK, August The store ship Decoy
which had been lying at quarantine since her
arri, al from Thompson's Island in june last,
having been thoroughly Cleansed, aud every
prrcaulion that suggested isrH, having been
used TO Tree Der from inf ctIpn, had new
crew put on hoard Of her and proceeded up
tn the Navy Yard On Monday last. NOtnifh
standing, however, The extraordinary pains
that were taken TO purify her, four nf The crew
were attacked with fever. of a nnaIiquant
type las we understand in course of forty
eight hours from the time they went on hoard,
and the ship was an Wednesday ordered back
To quarantine, where the crew were sent 10
Craney Island, and The sick deposited in the
hospital at that place.
The ease Of the IT, S. brig Enterprise is a
parallel 10 that of the Decoy, with This differ
enCe, that TIE Eutegpi lze recejrtd the infection
in the port Of Havana, while the Drcoy be-
came infected from iocni causes. The Enter.
Prize arrived at The New York Quarantine ~,
the 9TH July, last wear, from cruize in The
West Indies, via Charleston, with ten men
sick, and having lost lieut.. Cox ON her passage
rom Charleston, with the yellow fever
HoGH.
Since opying an article from The Baltimore
Morning Chronicle, paragraph adverling TO
The meagFe reward which the mail guard
had received for his bravery and good con.
duct in resisting tho mail robbers we have
been informed that il was lhc desire of the
Postmaster General 10 have madea donation
To the guard in behalf of the Office. II being
new case, however, and not being clear ~
his authority, in The premises, the Postmas
ter General has determined to reserve II until
The sitting of Congress, hen he intends Ia
suggest the proprieiy Of general provision
ioi aii such eases. Nal Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12

SPANISH CLAIMs.-The Commissioners OF
Claims, under the late treaty with Spain. a,i-
Journed on Wednesday last TO meet again on
the 18th of November next. when il is said
ihty will probably he able 10 complete the
adjustment nf the claims upon which they
Were appOinted To drcide
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INrFHEsTiNG ONFiCIAL pAPER.

INTERESTING OFFICIAL PAPER.
Ai'tn- HoInrnt Gays the Nat. iniriiiSrncrr)
tn following Official Letter, defining the duty
OF our Revenue Officers in rsgard To the En-
rcHran Brll!Sercnis, viii be read with great
interest:
Ctrcn!ir % fte Collectors NJ Cnstoms.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
EDTCATYO.N..

" ONWARD A. LAFOREST, respectfully informs W
EZ citizens Of Wilmington, that he proposes optnSs
SCHOOL for the instruction of youth in the Lain l .r
Greek Languages in the Wilmington Academy on A0Du''
the 18th inst.
Z. A. l.. intends combining himself entirely to ,nsVn,
ing in the two above branches of polite learning
particular information, please to apply at the once
p, Fairamb, or at the Academy. e
September 4h, 1898. Wv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
ABRAHAM SCHRADER,

Eg EsPECTFUlLY informs tie public that he has com
10 menced business at
S.liYRM7, DEL.
and is ready to orders in Gunsmhing Bell Hang
ing Repairing House Door Locks Sharpening Coffee Mills,
Mendng Shovel and longs. Brass Andirons &c. Turning
in Iron aud Wood, and every description OF work in the
above branches
lie respectfully socs the patronage Of the public and
feels confident from his experience that he will be enabled
TO give general satisfaction
September, 1928. 73-H
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ZOE SIZE Or RENT

ENHE Cotton Mills and buildings in which the above ma
chlnery has been for years used situated about
three miles from Wilmington. The Mil is Of stone, 81
feet by 10 feet four stories high and is capable OF contain
ngs three thousand spndes, with the necessary oubud
ing, and one half the water power of the Branywi,.c
For terms inquire Of the subscriber Philadelphia
j. d. SIMS,
oePt. =, no "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate o. 1','
"a ID. Ewes, alc of Newcastle hundred, deceased are
uestcd to present them properly authenticated M
nent without delay, and those persons that are
. the said estate requested 10 pay the sane wv,
lclay, TO the undersigned. HARREfr ENEs. Nah-
and THOMAS j. IIIGGLSS A%G I
Cox's Neck. Red Lion Hundred, New G.sle Coun'y p
Sept 3, 1928. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
SiIERiFF'S SALE.
BY DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF.

p virtue of writ Of "a to me directed, will be ex
e posed to public sale the house of Joseph Sykes in
Mill Creek hundred, on Thursday the 10th day of October
at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. Sheaiing machine, fung stocks
press encngs press papers, broad and narrow LOOMS
ing machines, subbng billy nelly toy, iennies Wrapping
bars dye kettle blue vat lot of wooo of cloth and sat
netts, beds, bedsesds bedding bureau tables chairs
hog lot Of hay, and lot of bobbings, &C. Seized and
taken in execution as the property Of joseph Sykes
New Castle, Oct. 6, 1928. S2-2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of Dr. JOSEPH
IA nEPUY, dec late of the Borough of Wilmington,
eherby bond, note otherwise particularly request
ed to settle tile samc and those who may have legal de.
ands against said estate present them duly a1thent
Gated for settlement, 10 ABRAHAM EWES, Admir-
Oct. 10, 1875. S2-Smp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
To Merchants and Manufacturers.

extensive assortment of Domestic Cotton and ItoRen
n Goods manufactured of the best materials and sup
ply of Good Cotton Yarn from Nos. to IS inclusive, are
generally on hand Also just received, few cases OF
FuR HATS All of which will be disposed of either
wholesale or retail at reduced prices for Cash Bart, al
No. Ill, Market Street Wilmington.
JOHN r. BRINCKLE'.
Sent O. 7S-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
Drugs & Chemical Preparations.

M0HPIIUM--tliis extract ccaains lie sedatiye prper.
y OF Opnln without it, Stimulating qualify.
a scrupc OF Ipecacuhana
ELAIERIUMsof and dry extracts
Nt--iiEOsEIAMUS and CICUTA
QulNlNE--ia Pills, Syrup and sohltion
GiNCioNiuH OF salt of bark, in Pills and Syrup.
These prepaTatons of bark unrisaled in The cure Of
fever 'o -
der. go "''' Wv"
OK; ANTIMON CUM PHOS: CALCIS
SWANS PANACEA, for the cure of bad ulccrs n ps,,
supply received from the Proprietor and for sale BY The
dozen or single bottle. y "''
SARAT OGA WATER
SODA and SEIDI.IrZ, POWDERS, Of the irs nual;t,
oa 'ans IN chrystsls, Long Pepper, Pink Sacers O.
mel halr pencils Plana points for lightning rods All the
valuable approved Chemical and Medical preparations con-
stantly kept for sale by ~N'''
JOSEPH BRLA'GHURSV,
No IS, Market Street, Wilmington, Del,
9 mo. &c, 1928. T8
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate ofMoR GAN JONES
N deceased, late Of Pencader Hundred, either BY bono
note, book account, requested to settle the same
without delays longer indulgence will be given ana
those having legal accounts against said deceased TO pre-
JAMES PATTON,
Surviving executor Of Morgan Jones decd.
Pencaler Hundred, Sent l. 1875 72-5mp
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HOPE'S
Lucky Office .vIarAet-streei, WILMINGTON, Dr.

AS prizes viii be paid down, credit can be given for
ticketsBut approved notes will be taken, payable few
days previous to the drawing.
Letters will receive minute attention If post paidnot
otherwise but Gentlemen who have kindly accepted
Agencies throughout the State will furnish tickets.
The Numbers drawn certified by HE Commissioners will he
moediae advertised in the public papers, so that every
may at once ascertain his GOgG Lack.
= We hope this Lottery may succeed for the benefit
Of the Churchhe credit Of the and the good Of
the pubcfor those who do not draw High Prilea them
selves, derive benefit from their friends being more for.
tunatc. Sept. u. "a
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TO ALL jr'HO.c II oN.dF C0NCEN'f
NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN
gVfAr intendto apply TO the Court Of Common r
Il To be held al New Castle in and furhe county olS
Castle, on Monday the 5h day Of JANUARY next iora
mission to " mark, bo4nd and establish my land si,u"e
Red Lion hundred and county aforesaid adjoining alJ
Samuel Grow, decd, heirs Of Alexander Jamson oIv n
John l.. Shuster, the State road heirs of Henry fo
ger decd, and Eliza Grindage agreeable to an ac. %
General Assembly of the State Of Delaware IN sTr
made and provided. WILLIAM FANDhtn,6ni an
Oct. l. 1928. oV
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SMrRNA. JuLr 17th, 1926.


The Directors Of the Bank Of Smyrna, have demanded
an nsalment Of five dollars each share Of the capital
stock Of the said Bank he paid by the Stockholders res
pectvcy the ty-thrd day of October next one
half in gold silver the residue in notes OF the Banks
of this state or Of Banks established by law, in Philadelphia
or Balmore-proyided the said Banks pay their notes in
specie. BY Order of the Board,
6O-sm s. H. HoDSON, CASHIER.
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T1PERS--for burning all night

in bed chambeH, Of the SICK &C. which will burn
but about one half much oil as common lamp for se
ut the Watchman Office,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
Sealing Wax,

Equal to any mported-warranted to burn .l" "@.
and stick well. Manufactured by { kurlo ,s.,
Philadelphia. For sale at the Watehma" o"''
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TW ENrY DOLLARS REWARD.

q rOI.EN from the subscriber in St. Georges hundred,
- New as,le county, the Trap, on Monday eve
ming the 29h ill., BROWN HORSE, about Is hands high
sway back and little splayfoo,ed racks and canters we'll
carries himself we'll under the saddle Or in harness. Who
tie horse and the thief that he
be convicted, shall receive the above reward or ten d
lars for the horse Alone and NIL reasonable charges paid
ISAAC IL. VANDEGRIFr.
Oct. /, 1928. Soft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed his Store TO
No. II, Market Street.

Zone door below his former sand Ills stock being con
a,deTaby enlarged, comprises general assortment OF
Coach and Gig Mounting, Saddlely, Looking Glasses
Walters Carpenters Planes and other Tools
Aso,-Cioyer, Timothy, Herd and Orchard Grass seed
JOSEPH GRUHB.
Wilmington, l0'hr.o 9. 1928. 82-lf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
ISRAEL ID. JONES

t EsPECrFULLY informs lis customers and others,
Ia that he has and will constantly keep supply of
good BEER, PORTER and ALE, and will be thankful for
their custom.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14

Only 1905 rickets--onc and one half Blank to prize
This the richest Lottery offered in Delaware, it
contains but few tickets in proportion the Prizes, and
may he the last chance the public will ever have, in this
does every Justice, and bids defiance to mistakes
As this Lottery be drawn within short time, the
price Of ticketss put as low as possible.
Pack ard Single Tickets S475-Sharesin proportion
'rcSetsby the quantity at first cost $3.50
As teke's i'll packages fortunate the last two
classes, have rmed several Clubs comprising all the
numbers in the Scheme; each parcel consisting of tic
kets, amounting to S4215 but accommodate the Ell.
terpfising will dispose Of them as follows and depend
the prizes in each package, for The balance due all
aTer and above being the property of the holder.
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NOTICE.

FENE subscriber intending to remove from the Borough
requests all persons indebted 10 him to make payment
and those having against him 10 present them for
settlement.
JAMES SEBBORN
Wilmington, 8 No. goth, 1925
N. d. Those persons in the country having cask3 belong
ing 10 the subscriber will please them before the
2Q.h OF next month. GS-f
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
TRAVELS in New England and New York ;.
~ i!m2thy Dwight, s. T. ID. II. .. Late President
OF Vale College. vols. $40 1000
FRAGMENTS, in Prose and Verse. BY Mis-,
Ter, by II. NJ. B1adler 100 '''' ''''' 'c
METHODIST ERROR; or Friendly, Christian
Advice 10 those Methods who indulge in extraya,r
dis. so cts. He'ho
IONS. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW; comprising the
mon the Constitution Of the United States and ,he -
sttanons OF the several States composing the Union 1o5
The Second -Four of DR.. SYNTAX. in search
OF Consolation; Poem, with "a colored carica-
ture engravings 84.25
A SKETCH OF OLD ENGLAND; BY New
England Man. vols. . 90 Ne"
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Price cf Packages.

TIC = 4 UIH UstN'
one package Of Whole tickets $50
one package Of Half do Is
package OF Quarter do Z 50
package of Eights do SIS
Prices Of Single Tickets and shcres.
Whole Tickets S475 Quarters 81 Is
Halves 2,373 Eighihs O.!
The Subscribers most particularly request attention 10
this inviting Scheme-o those who vih or 7val, money!
have ndeeda great chance " Nothing can come
Of Nothing ~ but here for a nsRe, you may make
forttnn.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons having claims against the estate Of .lEptha
"a WMte,9ch, deceased late ofthc Borough of Whining
tom either by Bond, Speciality or otherwise are request
ed TO exhibit them speedily to Benjamin Ferris Of the
Borough aforesaid, acting Administrator of the estate of
'le deceased-And those who indebted to the said
estate desired prepare themselves for payment as
possible as the administrators wish to settle the
same without delay.
ISAAC WtIITEOCK,
BENJAMIN FERRIS, Aamfs
Wilmington 9th mo o. 1928 FIR
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
From English popcrs.

bedford, schoolmaster, Of I-eominscr, has written
N the circumference Of penny piece, the Lords
Prayer, The Greed, the Ten Commandments six
collects, namely. nh, 9Th, OH, 10Th, 1Ith, l2th
Sundays after Trinity his own name, and that OF
the street and town he lives ~, and the day oil
m9nth and year.
The organ in York Minister is now completed.
1t Is the largest and most complete instrument in
Great Britain. The total number of s,ops il %
Pipes 1854. There arl three sets OF KEYS. namely
enc lot The great nave organs, one for the Choir
oFgrn, and one tor the 81 ell, exclusive of pedals.
mere are movements for enabling the performer
70 play two or three sets Of keys at once or to
de'ach the great and nave organs also TO play The
Keys OF the great and choir organs, with the pedals
- ADDITION to The pedal pipes The FIarlaem organ,
which IS the largest in Europe, contain aixty stops.
Icing eight more Than that Of York Minister
According to the estimation of NJ. c. c. Dupip.
ftenchman, the extent Of water and gas mines
under the pavements Of the metropolis of Great
Britain is between 1000 and 1900 miles The
roads OF England only are above 10000 learues
more than 10000 miles, fye times the circum.
ference Of the globe.
There are forty private mad. houses in and about
London; and of these, two establishments at Hoxton
and Bethnal, alone contain upwards of 1900 pa
tieEts
Carioas Discovery Of .Earduers-The men
who lately committed murders in the country Of
tlare' npon person named Ryan, have been.
through the activity OF the police apprehended 10
'he following inanner A party Of the police, com.
Mshdtd by SERGEANT Jameson, reached the spo,
|i'h'n about an hour after the perperation Of the
horrid deed, and followed the footprints of the
ii With the most perseycring assiduity-
ne men remarked, from the impression upon the
ground that one Of them wore new bfogues, Or
suohH ahoes' the soles Of which were thickly set
WITH nails and so Vigiant were they that they OBJ
served The vacancy left by the head Of one nail be
lh5 wanting IN one OF them. This track they pur-
sued to the rnffian's house, where they took him
nlo custody, with the Identical ahoes Yet wet upon
MS 'ee'' They Immediately measured the shoe
M'.n the impression upon the fatal spot, ard found
~ 'nS"ery IN ever respect, even 10 the absent nail
ne "'ner man, they observed, had on but one shoe
ms track they also followed, and actually took
Nun mo custody in his own house, hs,ng On WE
ana ory shoe. This circumstantia evidence
we are glad to soy, has been strengthened BY III,