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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

In the case of the United States
against a,quautity of teas imported
by Edward Thompson of PhiladeI-
phia, claimed by Lippiucots 4 Go.
Philadelphia. auctionsers, on which,
the duties had not been paid, and for
which certificates had not been issued
the District Courtof the New York
Southern District, some time since,
adjudged them to be forfeited to the
United States. BY writ Of error,
he case was brought before the
United States Circuit Court. and the
opinion Of Mr.. Justice Thompson
was pronounced on Monday, rcvers-
ing the decision ofthe District Court
ON the point Of forfeiture.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

Dr.. Mitchell Of New-York, has an
nounced his conversion 10 the belief
Of Captain Symmes, with regard to a
cavity in our globe, and he argues, very
philosophicalIy. that because water is
inclined 70 run down bill, we may be
within The bowels of the Garth. instead
oflivipg upon its surface, as is the com
mon belief. .
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

BY the ship Triton, arrived at
Boston ou Wednesday from Con-
stadt. We learn that the Empress
Elizabeth. widow Of the Emperor
of Russia, who died about the 10th
df May, on her way from Tasan-
rock 10 Moscow.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

"Buzz Buzz; &c POOR devil get thee gone :
Lord help me that internal mos
quito has perforated my hat, and open
ed a rein in my head !" shouted gen.
tlemnn in our hearing. the other eve.
ming, while he lifted his beaver and dis.
played the crimson current, tracing
its way over his forehead. Amen,
thoughfwc. and . curse upon all per-
sons who are guilty Of the unpardona-
BILE sin Of bringing the blood thirsty in
sects into existence. Now many peo-
pie believe that the manufacture OF
/" mosquito bills" is all Z" an their eye
but we know better-almost every man
addsa few 10 the myriads which are
daily and nightly sucking our best blood
There are evils enough entailed upon
the human species, without adding there
to, by the help Of ci,terns Of stagnan'
water, filthy hog stye,s, and. other Dui.
sanoes. ten thousacd 'steel-bIlled''
furies to make the texture OF our skin
like wire seive, and our slumbers
like those of the damned. We make
no pretcntiohs to the patience Of Shan
dy's hero, but would ,annihilate every
thing that goes with whizz, and car
ries proboscis to touch our life cur.
rent, or an odd dozen of legs to pu'
our risible muscles in motion whether
we will or not. Bugs are bad enough
there are horn-bugs, rose-bugs, lady
bugs, bed.bags, and last though no
least Humbugs, wingibg their way il
every direction, and touching US at eve
ry point. No respectors ofpersons, tae
fly tribe invade all places from ths
Iady's toilet to the cobler's stall, ant
light alike upon the high and the low
If we lay down, they are with us, ant
4
I il we rise, they 60 not away--we mus
either bury ourselves beneath half !
dozen rose blankets. and sweat, unit
like the ghost Of Hamtet's father we ar,
to be seen but one way, or we mus
bleed from every pore. Now as tht
greater part Of these insects first Sc.
the light amid 6lth around our dwell
lings, which might just as we'll be away
we cannot refrain from ekclaiming will
the man in the play.
V For the sake of your wives and children,
" For your own health and comfort, gentlemen
q do be decent J"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

As mark of respect on the part
of the government Of the U. States,
Tor the memory of1'homas Jefferson,
all the Executive Offices at WASH
ington, were closed on Saturday.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

A meeting Of the friends Of General
Jackson has been called in Boston.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

Z Mordica Manual Noah, celebrated for
his abominable faIscboods and tonsum-
mate impudenee. has left the NewYork
A dvocate, the. editorial department
Of which paper he has for some time
past conducted. and established new
paper denoInina:sd the New York En-
quirer. 10 his feeble attemps against
the Administration. we wish hun all
the success he deserves. fl"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

. The Coatrsssiohnl eIIcsion cdhies on
in Ohio ia; Ohio 10 October next: An
effort is ssid-to bs making 10 the dis
tricts represented by Messrs. Wright
and Sloan, iricnds Of the administration
ts choose ip tbsir plaess,ssewe4 friends
Of Gen. Jsckson.g
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

Nv employed 10 removing thsse I'M
pediments. and when the haiches we're
torn open, il W. discovered tlpt for
The better secdsity of the tss, : eous;d-
ersbl1 qusnliiy efprcvisieps bad Seen
slowed Il tbt moptb Of the hold these
we're, however. broken out. rod tb1l
tea diseqysrsd. a part Of The gan
went bs1dU and passed toe. boxes oS|
deck. whils the remainder we're em.|
ployed 10 uncovering and smptying|
them. One man filed his pockets for
which he'was afterwards leverly cen,
sured. After destroying the tea, the
I'stches were replaced, and every thing
leftin the same order in Which il was
found the keys were delivered up TO
the mates and the party returned to the
house Of Brown, where pipe OF old
Lisbon was broached for their use.-
The noise which this attack made
throughout New.Eoglapd is well knowo.
Three mes we're bribed by the British
authorities 10 betray the perpetrators,
on which account the gang were again
assembled. and gave the traitors sui.
Of tar and feathers.
Mr., Cambel is now 10 the Gath year
Of his age. He has seen that country
for whose rights he contended With un-
tiring zeal, expand in sinew and grow
lin strength. until, in the plenitude o.
her power, she has bearded that liou
upon whose name no hand was before
laid with impuniiy. He has lived to see
the eagle wave proudly upon the cloud
capped pillows Of ocean, and American
canvas whiten every sea. The little
shrub ofliberty, planted by tho hands
and nourished with the blood Of patri
cts, has grown in strength and beauty
until it, branches, on one hand, kiss th,
mild waters Of the Gulf Stream, ant
! on the 4ther are chilled by The cold ice
5ergs Of The sNorrh- Western Ocean,
Almosta . cyntWy has passed away, ant
he yet remains a Living monument o
the patriotick Grmness and strenth of in
teIlect, which, yprsmpted our .torefa-
theirs to those deeds Of noble daring
which gained iai dpthc civil, and rclig
ions liberty With which we are now
blessed. ','' -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

5d'At the recent celebration Of lndepsu-
dencc al Franklin, Mass. q party pf Lar
dies sent The following toast, to the
geptleman who presided st the publick
.Iinoer given ON that occasion II
'Old l Bachelors Sympathy for their
'ISneiiHess-Ahope for their tesponden;
cyl-shd taxes for their obstinacy and
money. 20 ~ '-''''
/ 1Anobte sentiment, and deserves 70 BE
'qqqfed ip vinegar nv all the, old maids
10 the land. ia. -oiis 9s.tal j.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

+ Bishop Griswold Of Rhode Island,
preached in the Episcopal Church a,
Montreal on Saturday June 2sth. ii
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-15

The National Jubilee was yester-
day kept in this city, with as much
nteasily and sobriety Of feeling and
igratitndc of heart. a. in any part
the Union, The greater part of all
our shops were shut /; many Of our
places oi worship were opened and
filed. Many thousands Of our Citi-
zcms and volunteers left the city. and
celebrated the day elsewhere some
at Ncw-York, some in New Jersey;
and some in the neig ghboring villages
and country. We believe there
was one public dinner in Philadel-
phia, although there were many Sc
iect parties. Our Sabbath days are
rarely more quiet than yesterday.
II is estim ated that upwards of
$4,000 persons crossed the river yes
terday to Camden. Many more
would have crossed over. had there
boon other means Of conveyance
About 6 O'Clock in tho afternoon, the
crowd in Jersey were SO eager 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

Letters yesterday received from Kentucky an
nounce the death of Hon. Robert p. Henry, a
Representatives in Congress from that State. He
died very suddenly, about the last of August, As a
politician, we knew comparatively little of Mr..
Henry, except that he was held in much respect
where best known. As gentleman, he was of
courteous and urbane manners and proprie,y of
department, which secured him general respect.
ID.
In Vermont the general election was held on the
9TH inst. 1t is doubtful whether a choice of Gov
ernor made In the second and third Con-
gressional Districts, Messrs Mallary and Wales
were reelected II is stated, that probably Mr..
Allen has been chosen in the fourth, and Mr..
Buck in the fifth District. AS FIVE candidates
supported in the first District, it is not pro-
bable that choice made. 10.
The Editor ofthe Baltimore Gazette has received
letters from Lima, which announce n very cons-
derable Improvement in the price Of Flour at that
market. One Of the letters, under date of the 18th
OF June, says, " there are here about SIX thousand
barrels OF flour afloat, ard the last sales made
at ten dollars, on board; and it is expected 10 be
higher in few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

covered that we are Z" an insulated people" This
discovery, presume, is lately made in conse-
quence of the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal. or
as IL Is called, thorough cut, being nearly COM
pleted; and hope when it is finished we shall
MOI be alarmed at the newly discovered disease,
brs-k our oorings and drift some hundred miles
from The Old Dominion before we cast anchor But
we should, and thereby be restored to mental
health, ana having set up for ourselves, we may
then dispute The right of the Executive of Virginia
sending judges among Us, and we may also refuse
TO our brethren of the Western-shore the use of
our haroours, which, Tor their benefit, they often
wish to make tree ports of entry.
Whenever Judge Peasants shall come into this
Circuit, he will receive a coldia! welcome, and he
VIII ind this county such he may spend his days
In peace and happiness; his duties will be more ar
duous IN the General Court than in the Circuit
but, by the packets and steamboats,, trip twice
year to Richmond will be expeditions, safe and
agreeable. Perhaps our Circuit may be enlarged,
Tor there cannot be serious objection TO it.
III MAJ not be amss to end this paper BY COPY
ing what Joseph Addison has written was the
manner oil appointing he Judge of the Republic of
St. Marine:
ne third officer is the commissary, who uds-
ges IN all civil and criminal matters. But because
The many alliances, friendship, and iHteytnaYyiages
as well as personal fudS and animosities that
happen among so small people, might obstruct the
course oil justice, 1t one of their own number had
the distribution of it, they have always foreigner
Tor this employ, whom they choose for three
years, and maintain out of the public stock; he
must be Doctor OF Law, and man OF known
int egIty'' SOIJrHY SAMPSON
September Z 1926
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
HCRTONcS C4SE

The case of Horton has reused some of the
Editorial Hoispurs of New York The DnIy
4dUeTtlser proposes to prosecute the constituted
authorities" Tor the Imprisonment of free citizen
OF New York, contrary the provisions of the
Constitution. The Com. advertiser is not con-
tent with the immediate liberation of Horton, on
the production OF the evidence of his freedom but
seconds the proposition of the 'Daily Advertiser
and trusts, that there would be no want of friends
or OF funds 10 carry on the prosecution and to
bring the general question before the Supreme
Court of the United States The ": y. .A,neri-
can 'ons in the hope, expressed by other journals
OF this city, that purse will be made up in order
10 enable Horton 10 try the question whether a CO.
Toured man must, at the seat Of government of this
free republic, carry about with him, on pain of i'm
prisoument & being sold into slavery, his certificate
OF origin and OF freedom. The District of Colnm-
bia should, for the sake of our public principles
of national character OF ulute story be freed from
the curse and blight OF slavery, even though all
around should cling to it. Mr.. Miner of Pa has
already agita ed the question of a6ohshing sEapery
iCithin the district; and he will, we trust, pursue
The subject 10 successful ISSUE
We would earnestly beseech these enthusiastic
Gentlemen TO foFbear-and to consider well the
consequences of their impetuosity. WHY do ,hey
not enter kindly and considerably, into the
peculiar construction of our society and why do
they not allow for the unfortunate necessity which
calls Tor the precautions we have adopted1 In
many cases the States of Europe require passports:
why should not we have The same right to call fos
free papers from free coloured persons? The Slater
have never abandoned the right of regulating their
own Police-of establishing Quarantine laws for
infected vessels, or Of passport laws for such sus-
pecied strangers We would on many accounts
touch Mr.. Miners proposition with tenderness:
But it is unnecessary to discuss it, until il is seen
that it IS gravey and seriously agitated by the Con-
gress Of the u. States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
Sept. 10. Ss-st
University Of The State of .Netc YORK.
CoNege Of Phnsicinl.S n,lh S,lcr,nnr

New York, August Q, s2e.
WIZ Trustees have the satisfaction that the
honorable the Regents of the University nil
vacant Piofessor.hps this Institution and that the cueg.
Adde'S ON the President. The several Pueors will then
their respective of Lectures tn follow
ing order,
John Augustine Smith, NJ. D., anatomy and PAysioogy
Alexander H. Stevens NJ d. tie Principles Prac-
tice Of SUgery.
James Il. Dana, NJ. d., on Ckemi,try.
Joseph NJ Smith, NJ d., on the Theory and Practice Of
Physic and Clinical Medicine.
Edward Delhei, NJ ID, O6setricks and the Diseases
Of Women aud Children.
John Is. Beck, Nj. D., on Maeria Hsdica aud Botany
The trustees assured that the .truc
'n wii he ful aud complete, and that the of lua-
ton will be ample.
The students who have already attended Lecture. in this
institution, are notified that the changes which taken
place III the College will deprive of any privileges or
facilities heretofore enioy we'd.
In conformity with the ordinances of the Honorable the
Regents oil Inc University and the laws of the of New
YORK. every Student Is required 10 attend full
united a candidate for the Doctoate; unless Students
shall have attended Lectures IN this college prior the
si-n OF 1928 shall have attended one entire course of
Lectures delivered IN Incorporated Medical o.
University. +
The candidate also have studied three years with som.
respectable practitioner of Medicine, and age
Of twenty-on years.
In ANNOUNCING the organization # the college and il,
h session IN November next, the Board Of believe
That IN. high expectations ofte Profession Public will
be fully realized and sustained by reputation
anu talents O the seetal gentlemen who
10 the respective Profes ships. -
by order OF the Board OF Trustees.
JOHN WATTS Jun NJ D. President
NiCoLL H. DEAING, NJ d., Registrar.
SEPT -. "a wSw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

The two Caution ships, the Rush aud Scatter
good, IN which there is an apparent ownership Of
Mr. h. Thomson, have safely arrived They are
30 custody OF the Marshal They sailed from This
port the sane day, arrived at Canton the same
day, sale from thence again the same day, and
have arrived here icifhiH a dry Of each oihcT
Phil r. lournaL
The Secretary Of the Treasury deserves credit
Tor the vigilance he has shown in apprehendns
th Sc vessels. II seems that a squadron has been
for several months cruising of the Capes of The
Delaware, which has finally succeeded in captur-
ing these two East India vessels belonging 70
Mr.. Thomson, who has been guilty Of the ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
PREPaR4TORY SCYOOT

'I, sp'ofpsf wn' continue his school, preparatory
entering coleee) at Ailrai, two miles from, J,n
sydney College aud three fcom Farmyie. Til,
' ane adVaase Of neshbourhood Of high literary and
raj improvement large schoolhouse IS under snn,rt
%meh VI" oe completed by ensuing session Boarding
be had on moderaeic inresPec1b famies ul. Jis
iani TernsGreek and Latin Language. So doisr F,i,
branehe 20 dolar' Boarding go dollars, Washing 10 da.
per session OF ~ months payable half yearly m advance The
student finding h bedding, candles &c &C. s,;o,
'ommen9 eng Is Nov ending the last April second ,es-
son, Isl June to the last "wednesday Of Sept Parents WHO
send their aud those Interested In he .eb I
cry 'ue'ted to attend the examinations. which will he held
$500 N'oso ~ ca, ',son DRUBY Lacy.
ARAFAT, Sept ~ ne rt9,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
FOR LONDON.

- The superior coppered ship T6LLY-HO, r..
I.sS5.\A Fisher MASTER bermuda Hundred & will
LsntE commence loading as her inward cargo is
ed is expected he win me- with de.pateb For 1;r :,
passage, having EXCELLENT &C appIv 10
JOHN WIN. GILLrAT.
Who otter for sale, landing from said ship,
Si0O sacks very superior Liverpool filled salt
80 crates e1rIhenware, Of the latest patterns and hand
Septic. ss.w4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
LAND, &c. FOR SILE

riENDiNu II iemOve TO the State Of Missppi | offer
or sale the uaci Of land wherein reside. This land l. IN
Amelia county, adjoining the lands If Jerr,n Btsr w =
archer aud others aud supposed 500 and
V acres eon'defahe proportion of which good river and
creek nocn Is one at The most desirable iamil, residence.
IN mis section OF the country, aud inferior few IT any
Plantations IN the county for agrcuma purposes The pay
nen required are oue-tourth cash, aud balance i'm h e.
equal annual n'aent II sold privately before the goth
OF peeeinberh wall on ia day he offered the highest hid
winch VIII also he sold the nshest bidder all Of nv live stock
plantation utensils corn folder, &c. aud all The household
Kitchen furniture, credit until the Isl of Auyust for al
SUMS above 70 dollars aud cash will be required Tor all sums
not exceeding that amount STEPHEN g. ARcIirH
Sept 49, 90 -.
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SCHOOL IN lsOOCTT-9 m =

WE subscriber prJse She 6r 81 January newt te
oren a'chool ai the pSce who he has lately
oa the Ihfee N"ehd Road, mile above Provi5rnrs
ChWch knslsh Grammar, Geography Ms;hem,ick. The
S'f 4nd rreek Language. Will be taught using fhe tes
ho"s and rursing ie course of studies adopted Of Ifnrde
sydney College. ara willing accommodate a. ts.ny =.
scholars ass az pos.ihc.
Terms Tuition Ter Enciish Scholar, eo d,Ts Tor latin
aud Neck p dols BOARDING exclusive bedding srnlle
'd towels 80 doill h,lf paid ,dvsncc, ts Other n
he Fret Of june The months of Nay nod October will be
vacation. JAMES WitAREY.
sept -. gs...,sGg
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.Naiice.-Ta az ,rhnr, Il FL, C,nnccr,,.

.noice.--10 az Uhom Al may Concern:
the acting of the late John Gardner dec of
Hanover county do hereby notify all persons
the estate OF the deceased, whether by bond
account TO settle and the before
Court As the gsees said John Gardner are urgent
with me to settle my executoral with hem which
cannot do until collect the debts the estate and what
due TO others from the same; am esrou, OF closing
my administration without, delay, shall be the neces
y OF putting all the said debts in the hands Of Attorney
sh 1uid the ahove notice - disfssarded.
All persons having legal claims against said estate
qutted 10 biin them forward, forthwith, aud they shall be
Immediately paid
JAMES p. TYLER,
Aciing error. of John Gardntr, dec.
Sd
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THE CRnpS.

The Danville Gazette oilhe 9th states, that the
tobacco crop has somewha; revived, but that il
will fall very far short Of early sntcipaiion -
the " crop oil corn will not be short as was ap-
pretended some time since" The Petersburg In
ieligencer represents the corn crops asvery various
in various counties South ofthe James River The
Winchester Gazette and the Chsrlestown Reposi-
tory state that the corn crop has been very album
dant in The counties Of Frederick and Jefferson,
and over the Ridge generally. IN some other
sections from winch we have head, the accounts
are exceedingly various.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

very melncholy fatality has seized upon the family of
Mr. George NORRIS of the county Of Amherst on the 10Th
he Lost his daughter Rachel in the 18th year Of her
on the fh August, has Peter, IS Aud
In. 3rth OF the month, he himself hurried the
o9ih yesr OF his by the fatal which had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

VIE Tavern ~ Newkent courthouc. This gaiua e
= y well known There Is auiehs,i Farm suri.nt
70 SUPPLY large portion ~ M consumption Of the house The
,eIn OF Hasa y be one Or three rri al The option The
Ffn.ei. i. BASSFTT.
sep D. ey-wtt
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The Gloucester Independent Jockey Gao
Races,
Gloucester county, Sept. 10. I 81


y.
uST published by Peter Cottom Law Bookseller, Virrpi,
e. Gases decisions of the of VIZ GINA chief,
on the criminal Law OF the ninonygesth ing June
term l6i aud ending June term, 1896 with al Index of the
principal matters IN tins and the preceding volume
vol I'd. by WIN. Bookentrough, one Of the JUDGES Of
that court Price So so, neatly hound m calf
y. H. This volume contains 7O4 pages closely printed
matter. - 10y i'"'''
Also just published the Lawyers Guide, vol Cd. Nv Wu
. - llening. Pce neatly hound in calf & dollars
N H. Complete sets can be had a. above.
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$40 on $50 Retrnrd

BSCONDED on the 18th Of August isgro by name
80, Erasmus Hunt Said negro Is about 80 years Of age
below the middle axe ooPs little and generally
- made his way 20 sonie OF the northern cities
~"y dollars rewsrd will be given for experimenting said
upon delivery or upon his being confined be again
hedb yu Il taken within ibissae, and " taken Of IT,
-" S. K NJ. ALIEN 4 Co.
Richmond
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N or EXT R3EC gTN'

II GREET B.ARG.7LV
4 POTHECARY'S establishment Tor sale flor want of ),
"A person 10 attend 10 IT, Containing thr necessary a
ces OF Shop Furniture, Medicine and till the owner can
below ' $3.50 ''S
Also some valuable Books, POOLS Synopsis, Cricorum,
ureeN New festamen not divided into verses nereaved
IN vol. with Latin translation.
Mosheims Ecclesiastical History, vol vo.
SePtuasint, excellent copy
Gaseon, selection Of scriptures, for every subject
Greek PronOunoing Lexicon, Of proper name. &c
Sept. 10. ss-2t u :" STR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19

Mr.. John +. Page Of Winchester has been sp-
pointed Commonwealth Attorney in the Superior
Court Of Law Tor jefferson county, rice Mr.. Ro-
bert b. white deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
NOTLCE-

IL persons ndebedto the estate Of Major Tinsle dec
late othe county Of Powhssn are requested To- nav on
W. ''s sssins them ashe condition Of Tie estate will not
80 any ndulsenoej aud the creditors will make known
her asmsnds speedily a. possible as arfans emen,s mas
% made 70 Psy them. CLAIBORNE WATKINS admir-
Po'Tbsisn, Sept ~ 1928. 5sW