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The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-19

The degrees of Bachelor Of Arts was con-
ferred on hundred young men, who compo-
sed the Senior Glass.
Hon. David Daggett was appointed PROBES
sor ofLaw, and Josiah w. Gibbs, was appoin-
ted Professor of Sacred Literature in the The
illogical Institution.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-19

That ON the eighth day Of SEN
TENDER in the fifty first year Of
the Independence OF the TTxTrr.r.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-19
II. DIALOGUES.
TIE NORMAN CONQUEST,

BY JULIUS ROCKWELL..
Harold, king of Eng. A. Blanchard.
Gurth, his brother, j. T. Dickinson.
Leofric, his nephew, w. w. Dwight.
William, Duke of Nor
mandy, J. Rockwell.
Morcar, Norman w. A. Larned.
Montgomery, ! Generals ! A. Gilbert.
Is. Sacred Music.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
TO
For he Phenir Gaz

For NE PhentL Gdz4
T is a fact generally admitted bye who have
L given attention to the subject, thtrly all of the
many recent publications on EnglSammar, have
contained very little or nothing newhey have con.
sisted merely of different modificatiS the same de-
f~nitions and rules, and have been 50 by the same
errors, that are contained in the worlceding them.
The effect Of this upon the public has been, TO
make it distrustful of all " orks orbame subject:
hence il is that a work, even of resrit, must find
considerable difficulty in commandlthclent atten-
ton to make its merits known. tthese circam.
stances, having fully satisfied mysetthe system of
Grammar now offered to the publjAMRs BRowy,
is entirely different from those whfe preceded it
that it is a work of real merit, E only one, so
far as I have seen, that contains { definitions of |
the parts of speech and exhibits act view of the
philosophy of our language, lam into solicit those
who feel Interested in the subjccte this work an
examination. One of the featurehich it is strik-
inglv different from other worg the subject,
is, that it exercises the judgment ~ with the me-
mory ofthe pupil.
might proceed to point out improvements, as
| conceive in the work, but as it to the exami-
nation ofany one. | shall add merel have resolved
to introduce it into our school, s. the parents Of
BENJAMLLOwELL.
alexandria Boarding School, I'D, 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
To be Sold.

ue .h.rd day OF March next, before the front
~ door of Prince William Court. Hopse The 10, nv
nnncn me tavern of William Clayton, in the town NJ
brentsviile, is erected, together with said tavern and
Thoner apPurtenances, now in the occupancy of Mr..
inomas X. Hampton. The said property will be sold
s .O,.asn' according to- the provisions of a deed oftrust ex-
VIM. claytor, for certain purposes therein msnt;oaeG
ine tavern IS commodious, built of brick, with a store
and counting room under the same roof.
Inc subscriber sells as trustee, and will onl, convey
as such but it is believed the title viii be mad nm.
Is" en- JOHN GIBSON, jr.
Trustee.
0N1 Ae ADORE Sale is Postponed un,H
- - - MAhCH next feb II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
Ehe Second Class in Grammar.
Wine and Oil
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the County of Alexandria, D. c: as a
L runaway, on the 2lst OF u teo sn aosU, : 70 " hs sb "ot
twenty one wears of age, S feet S inches high; ola yel-
low n.mnIe1ion. and saws she is free. and that she
lived with a Mr.. Green, who writes in the Clerks Of
fee in Warrenton, Fauquier county, va; Her cloth
ing is a homespun frock and a striped hnsey IN her
ha.ndk erchief. The owner is desired to come prove
bis or her property, pay charges ana axe ner away o
f.h 22-wst AND. ~BoUNSAvELL, Jailor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
Splendid Success as ust Cohens'!
ONO. ia MAnKfsr.

Splendid Success as ust Cohens'!!
Ono. ia MARKsr.
No. a45l7 the greaal of
ONE HUNDRED THOD DOLLS.
No 247l4 the cpf
TWENTY THOUSADLLARS!
No. $3.50 a cal
ONE THOUSANHARS!
No. 1928 acf
ONE THOUSANIlARS!
No. 1888 a Of
ONE ~THOUSANILARS!
No. 32465 d
ONE rHOUSANsLARS!
No. 32SI5 af
ONE THOUSANILARS!
were all sold at COHEN'S OFF ia Market-st.
One quarter ol53,
THIRTY THOUS pLLARS!
has already been p%lesentee cash instant
" paid as usual at COZ
Lottery and Exchange 0tl4 Markets.
Where the fortunate holders can receive the
cash or renew them in the
Merit GRIND Yfery
to be drawn in this city in asks-the whole in
one day. on the nM and erely which the pnr'
chaser of two tickets or twdhbe certain 81 o.
tanning at least one prize, a'Lo mree,
Highest prizes, SOS, 600, 20, besides looO's
5O0's, &c. &c. Tickets at a rates, VIZ.
Tickets Sters 81
Halves thS So
To be had in the greatest yOs. (odd e eren) at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
C~OMp0sitiNM Green

WIZ be sold 1t the ,uction Store, on the next
,wo ks asy &c 81 sale, lot WHICH due notice will be given,)
Two kegs OF Composition Green, heretofore assigned byy
.hos' Il. Rowland for certain purposes, to n. HiIler Z
en- 20 8 A. ~MARSrELLER, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
AUCTIONS.
Great BARGAIN at Suction.

Uteat Bargain at aWctiOn.
lzs WILDE sold on Wednesday ner, at IL O'Clock,
1 M . N. on the premises, a very snug and comforta-
Aired.street. between Cameron and Queen stree,y-i9
IS. ny Ioa rect inches. The owner, living in the
ssase . ONO, Is desirous Of drawing his entire interest
nom nence, and for Cash, will give a great bargain in
p'cpo,cu premises S. A. MARSTELLER,
49, Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
Quarter Masters Office.
Mechanics Bank,

alexandria, Feb. 13, 1926.
STOCKHOLDERS in this. institution are hereby no.
y tilted, that an election for fifteen Directors, Will be
held at fheir clearinghouse on the second MONDAY
(13th day,) of March next. CHARLES CHhr,H,
feb ~" Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
dissolution Of Coparbrship

VI OUvufPFnNIV
TNHE Copartnership heretofore exiS under the
L firm of MNNEYG BOND. in tlSuggist bust.
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual &nt. Either
ofthe parties is hereby authorized to cSt debts due
the late firm, and those having cIaimHinst it will
please present them Immediately to es
SAML pANNEY.
7. NJ. ND.
TO LET
SrsS For the term ofone year, thcise at the cor.
IesEa,n cr of King and Royal streets, ' occupied as
an Apothecary Shop. Apply to sJANNEY,
2 mo 22-eo3t chants Wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
Nunnells S Office,
hng-Sfreet, Merardyin. n, n

The first Lottery to be drawn
The ~. York Literature Lottery.
Glass No. l, for 1926. To he ,Jr,,yn m w.s -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22

Where the great cap,taLae Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars, drawn IN WEs', IN the erand
STATE Lottery, was sold inaha TWO quarters
Also, the 90 900 dollar PR ana
Where more Capital Pr" oofa'"eo man az
any other Office in .ame7e,
Orders from any part osu states eltner Dy
mail, post paid, or by pridhhce, ehcios,hg tle
cash or prizes in any of y VIII inject WIN
prompt attention, if adds
I'LL COZ
Baltimore, Feb. 90, IL btItlmore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19
Philddelphia, May Is.

Philadelphia, May Is.
A FRAUD AND FORGERY, of rather sin
gular character but most dangerous in its tendency
and We fear extensively practised, has recently
come to our knowledge. A paper-ornamented
by festooned scroll, in which printed, in black
letter, the words University OF Pennsylvania
and ornamented sides--ha been printed as follows.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
We the undersigned being Professors OF the
University of Penusy lvana, do by this Certify, that
having attended full course OF
Medical lectures in New York and one in this city
He then applying or being Candidate for the de
gree of Doctor of Medicine but being unable to go
through his examination on Chemistry, he was re-
jected:
Notwithstanding, he has passed through his ex-
animation on Anatomy, Physiology, Surgery, Mate
ria Medica, Practice Of Pbysc and Obstetrics, &c.
We do License him 10 Practice Surgery, Medi
cine, and Obstetrics, in any part oil the United
States
We also recommend him to public patronage"
The blank is filed with name. and the names
of DR. Physick Dr. Chapman, and the Registrar
of the University, are subscribed Two OF those
forged permits, the one printed on paper, and the
other on parchment, with the blanks filled and the
names subscribed. now in our possessi N. 1t
may be proper to add, that no such certificates
are issued BY The authority Of the University, OF
signed by the names Of he gentlemen, who iorg
cd to the fraudulent passes now before US. From
the pains taken in their execution, ard their being
printed on pa' chmenl, we'll paper, it is appre-
hended tina, many OF those iorgeries have been I'll
led up and imposed upon the public. There is no
such officer as Registrar in our University There
is an officer with that title in the University at New
York to which we believe our Dean of tbs Faulty
answers. Press
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

A Public Meeting has been held at Charleston,
S. c., al which d. e. Huger presided, and many
other Of the most respectable citizens Of Charles
ton we're present. a, which resolutions we're unna
mou,ly adopted in favor of aiding he friends OF the
venerable Thomas Jefferson in ministerng to his
relief and comfort.
The London Globe remarking on the pecuniary
endorsements Of Mr. Jefferson, says" he has,
happily, an estate which he cannot be deprived Of
in the respect and gratitude of great part Of the
civilized world -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19
FRIpAY, May 19, 1926.

Preparations arc making in most of he cities and
principal towns in the United States, to celebrate
the approaching anniversary OF American Indepen.
dencc. AS it will be the Fiftieth year since the
Declaration was made, it is expected that the cele.
bration will be more general and splendid than on
any former Anniversary.
r Will not the citizens Of Wilmington unite
in commemorating the glorious eventa
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

Concord Bank The New Hampshire Patriot,
of May, published at Concord, New Hampshire.
says we have been requested TO stae for the benefit
of all concerned, that the charter Of the Concord,
N. H. Bank. Samuel Sparhawk, Cashier,) will ex
pre by is own limitation on the first day Of July
next; and that all the bills of the said Bank which
are not presented for payment on or before that
time, will be lost 10 the holders.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

The Vera Cruz Mercury publishes at length 90
excellent translation Of Mr.. Randolph's speech on
the Panama Mission, and accompanies it with notes
at times satirical, at times angry, but. at last the
Editor, as it recoecting the character Of The oration
breaks out into hearty laugh at It's incongruity.
A story is going the rounds that duel had re-
Gently taken place between two students of Middle
bury college; that 1t had ils origin in difference
of opinion 10 the best mode of papering ROOM
"a subject we'll worthy The attention OF duelliss gen.
eray)-one declaring that the stripes should be
perpendacatar--the other that they should be hor.
ixontaL.
Among the acts passed at the recent session Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature, one repeating the
law which authorized the guardians of the poor to-
take up and dispose of the hogs found running st
large in the streets Of the city Of Philadelphia.
A bill for ,he paymtn, of the interest due TO the
State OF Mary land on advances made for the use OF
the United States during the late war, has passed
both houses Of Congress, and no doubt will become
a law the amount as audited is $4,000.
Literature A new Novel, to be entitled +" The
.Nsw Fork Yankee, or Tales Of the First Settlers
on the Iioughnioga," is preparing for the press in
Cortland village, New York. Mr.. VIM. w. Phelps,
is the author
.New York in Perpendicular author Of the
Spy Last Of the Mohcans, SIC. preparing another
treat or his countrymen, to be called The Pra;ris
Ernigrants to the United States From 4 report
Of the Secretary OF State to Congress, it appears
that the number Of emigrants to the United States
during the year ending FIRST September, 1895, Z.
mounted to 1851.
w & j. Frazee are engaged, by the Cadets at West
Point to build for them, that elevated situation, mon
ument the memory of the gallant and patriotic, but
fortunate KoscIusHo II is estimated At 5000 dollars.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

Siarsry Prohibition in Louisiana. the late
session of the Legislature OF Louisiana an act wss
passed prohibiting the further introduction Of Slaves
into that State for sale. The following is an st
slract of the act;
SEC l. No person shall, after the first day Of
June, 1896, bring into this State any Slave, witn
he intent to sell or hire rhe same, under the pen.
atty oil being punished by Imprisonment hot ex
ceeding two years, and fined not exceeding one
thousand dollars, and moreover shall forfeit the sa,d
slave or slaves.
Sec. q That hereafter any person who has
0ona tde intention to emgrae to this State, with
view to become an inhabitant thereof, shall be al.
lowed to bring with them their slaves, and employ
the same within the limits of the State Provided,
thai any slaves so brought IN by any emigrant shall
not be sold or exchanged for the tel m OF two yesrs
from the time they were brought into the States
under penalty OF the forfeiture Of the slave 40
sold.
SEC. 8. Any bona tde cizets OF this State shall
be allowed to bring therein and employ any slaves
OF which he may be the lawful owner provided
that any slaves brought into this State by any citi.
zen thereof, under the provisions Of this section,
shall rot be sold exchanged until after said slayes
have been two years within Tho State, under the
penalty of FORGETTING the aforesaid slaves.
SEC. 4. Any slave or slaves brought into this
State in contrayention Of any of the provisions OF
his act, SHALL alter due condemnation, by any courg
Of competen, jurisdiction, be sold after ten days
notice by the sheriff Of the parish in which SAID
slaves have been condemned and the nett proceeds
of said slaves, when sold shall be paid over, one
fourth to the informer intormers, and The other
three fourths TO the Treasurer of the State.
The following will show when the terms, for which
all the Senators in the present Congress were ap-
pointed, will expire.
In 1927 -Messrs. Holiness Mills. Robbins. Ed
wards Of Con. Van. Buren,, McIlvaine. Finday,
Clayton, Smith. Randolph, Eaton, Ruggles, Noble.
Reed Benton, Seymour.
In 1829.-Messrs. Chandler, Bell, Lloyd, Knight,
Dickerson, TazeweIl, Van Dyke Branch Hayne.
Cobb Johnson OF Ky. White, Johnson Of Lou. VIII
liams, Thomas, King.
In 1831.-Messrs Woodbury.. Wiley, Chase,
Sandford. Marks. Chambers, Berrien, Rowan, Har-
rison, Hendricks, Kane, Pickens, Barton, Macon,
Harper, Bouiigny. Nor. Herald.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

The editor of the Doyes,own Democrat. says tina,
the managers of the Delaware Bridge Company,
have inundated the country With new emission
of notes, and advises the public to be cautious how
they receive them. The credit Of the new notes is
strongly suspected, and in the neighborhood and
county where they are issued they will not be re-
ceived.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

The subscriptions in Philadelphia and the adjoin.
ing districts, for the relief of the sufferers by the
great Ere in New Brunswick, amounted to 82sSl,
IS the receipt Of which has been gratefully ack-
nowledged by Howard DoueLAs, Esq, the Gov
ernor Of the Province.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

Washington, May 16-The bill authorizing q
subscription to the stock OF the Dsmal Swamp Canal
Company, was, yesterday, finally passed in the Sen
ate and wants only the signature Of the Presidents to
become Law. The principle Of appropriation for
received in the passage Of this bill at the present
session, the explicit sanction Of holh Houses oil
Congress. INTEL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19
CHESAPEAKE s. DELLA WARE
MIL Cn>A&P QAeK

NOTICE hereby given that the thirteenth and last in
IN staent of fifteen dollars every share Of stock in
this Company will be due and payable on Tuesday the 18Th
of June next. H. u. GlLPis, treasurer.
Philadelphia, 18th May, 1926.
NIB Persons residing Wilmington may make pay.
ment to JAMES A. BAYARD, Esq. 52-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

The District Court Of the United States, for the
southern district of New York, has condemned to
be sod for the payment of duties, $50 chests OF
hyson skin tea, imported into Philadelphia, by Mr.
Edward Thompson, and subsequently exported to
New York in the schooner Waterloo. This de-
cision operates severely upon Joshua & Ipilliam
Lippincott, who had strong claim upon the proper
" thus condemned to the use and benefit OF the 60
vernmcnt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

Miss MILLER, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church preached in Cent eville, Md, on Sunday
afternoon last
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MAOIIITUI IO1t kJIALfL.
uyIIE following Cotton and Wooen aehrery are offered
u for sale, at reduced prices:
COTTON MACHINERY.
Four Throstlesof 100 spiHdes each.
One 80 inch Card workers and Shippers good clothing.
One So inch do do. y do.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, is cans EACH
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little usedand noAs
of it is in good working order.
WOOLE.N' MACHINERY.
Three ga inch Cardng Engines.
One Billy so Spindes.
Two Jinneys 70 Spindles each
One Wrapping Mill.
Twenty LOOMS most Of them broad, with Reeds, Heddes
Shuttles, Bobbns &c. &c.
Five new Power Looms, that are supposed will do either
for wooden or cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low either atogeth-
er or in parts. Apply to J. ALRlCHs &Co.
Wilmington, 5th mo- 18th, 1895. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

Poisonous Cheese.-After recent parade Of u
militia company at Salem, Mass, the members sat
down to dinner spd some Of them partook freely OF
cheese of which there we're two kinds on the table.
After dinner several were seized with violent pains
and sickness; others continued to be attacked dur
ing the afternoon, some vesy seriously, till one half
of the company we're carried home sick. Others
were taken the following morning.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

Expensive Honor.--Sir George Bamplylde de-
clined few weeks since the honor OF representing
Exeter in the Parliament of Great Britain, which
was proffered him, with an intmation which spoke
voIumes-that the distinction was little too expen-
sive as it had cost his father above 10000 pounds.
The Hayten government has insisted that its territory
shall be distinguished by the name Of Hsy Instead OF st.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

Captain King, who not long since returned to
England from survey of the coast of New Hol.
lard. states that he found the Eastern and North
ern shores to be extremely desert and the inhabi-
tants in the most savage state. He failed dscov.
err any grca. river flowing into the sea, as it was
supposed might be the case; and only one great
inlet was left UNEMPLOYED, where il was possible
such river might exist. All hopes, therefore, OF
this coast being aught but barren and inhospitabc,
seem to have vanished.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-19

The duke Of Montmorency, fell down dead while a
church in Paris, the Oath March, His funeral wa
celebrated with great pomp. The number OF prvst
carriage, in the train, exceeded 9o0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

mer, il appears, was taken forcble possession of,
off the Ortis, by your squadron, brought hack TO
Monte Fideo, and there detained as a prize: and AT
the same time the master was denied all opportu-
nifty OF having intercourse with the shore, or OF
communicating with the United States Consul, and
she was further detained full three weeks in your
possession, the pretext that she had more goods
on board than was stated in the manifest Of her
cargo. The Henry was also boarded Off Buenus
Ayres, the vessel overhaued, the mate and one oil
the seamen most cruelty beaten; and the Joseph
was also taken possession Of off Aonteviieo there
held. the vessel drfted about by the current antl
returned to the master, her geographical posi-
ton not then known, and was eventually los, on
the English bank. These points are pre-en,ed for
your explanation. will further beg leave TO re-
marx TO your Excel,ency, il has leen always ad-
1nitei, that, when blockade is established oh
awful principles, a trading vessel has right to
present herself before any force there TO be warned
not to enter the port; should farther attempt BE-
male, she may be taken possession OF, and, under
the forms OF trial, be condemned; it becomes a
matter on which the vessel and cargo is the only
forfeit. am somewhat, at loss to perceive how
your Excelency can believe your force stationed
IN the blockade o. all the ports OF the Rio de Ia
Plata according to maritime principles, being in a
line parallel TO >ho.e distant one side thirty
miles, and on the other seventeen, and from the
three nj )s impo tant ports, more than on hundred
where vessels may pass and rerass unseen, at their
pressure, ins,anced in the arrival Buenos Ayres
whilst my ship lay there, OF an American, of a
french, and OF two English briggs all richly laden
Possessed OF a fleet o. nearly fifty sail, wearing
The flag OF his Imperial Majesty, and now in the
La fiata, Admiral Brown, from declared block.
AHed port with n temporarily fitted force OF ONLY
SIX vessels, passes and repasscS at pleasure, in
your presence, and within twenty miles of YOU, at.
JACKS and captures a, Colonia and Montevidea
Doth his imperial Majestys vessels of war; as also
nose OF bis Subjects this fact is nstanced ia the
arrival within the space OF six DAYS. of six prizes
az Buenos Ayre.
On closing this. The undersigned bess leave TO
csi yo,r Exceiiency's attention to his former
communication, setting forth the view OF his Go
rernment on the subject of blockade; and trusts
,hey VIII NEE, with the entiie appreciation of his
Imperial Majesty.
WIN high consideration. the undersigned has
The honor TO subscribe, your obedient servant,
J. ID. ELLIOTT.
Don RoDHIGo JOSE FERnA Loao.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

X sse uI ueed OF trust executed by Cisorge !,
~ n's..'luy o. Amelia 20 Edmund Hs,f;,5, ~ ~: T.,
on he oh day u eptebet s5 o5
Hies 70 record IN The clerk Office Of aid oH snd "a
- ~ the same year, for the purpo,s ~ In.
nc payment OF certain bonds due to Jss o. seoiui
o 70 e Tor ss,h to The highest bd5sT NJ
otbcrrgise The fair day certain next Of frI
% 70 much thereof as will be stf s se, % ~
,i -, ,s s ,.me iati n land which ne III c.
one ava I've ne' shove the mouth Of Fi,t epss ssiws
, Tg bundled a1d sly two more or les s
uerse, ?, va, vested 10 the te Edmhod II,,ri' ~
EArH. HARRISON
s,--,,oo FTsra'er Of I'd Hgyyison. H.,
Sod.