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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30

Nrw York poi,rics.--The Now York
Administrations ConveniioS, have nomina-
ted Hon. SMITH THoMPsoN for the Office OF
Governor and Hon. Francis Granger for the
Office of Lieutenant Governor. A better Sc
lection for a candidate for Governor, could not
have been made. Mr.. Thompson now holds a
seat on the bench Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. He has held the Offices Of
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
state of New York, and Of Secretary OF the
Navy Of the United States. He is Repnb-
licsn Of the old school and il is admitted, even
by Major Noah, that he is an honest man
The election Of Judge Thompson may be con-
sdercd as certain-Mr. Van Buren will not
choose to try his popularity with the people
against SO powerful an opponent Mr. Granger
is a young man of superior talents from Or
ange county. He has for some years past
been loading member Of the Legislature.
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C3- The frame Of tho new Universalist
Church in Pawtuckot was raised on Friday
last under the direction Of Mcssrs Earle and
Fdles, the contractors for the building No
ardent spirits were used in efIectins tho
work.
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p-We received by the Steam Boat, yeMsr.
day, Now-York papers Of Monday evening
Contents unintcresting.
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ia number Of daring burglaries have been
committed in this town during the last week !,
which should put our police officers ON the
alert.
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0o-The favor from Fall River shall be insssi-
ed in our next.
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U-STEAM BOAT EXCURSION. We men,
toned in our last that a visit was about TO
be made by our neighbours Of Connecticut in
the steam boat Oliver Ellsworth, to the Rhode
Island waters. The boat will leave Hartford.
tomorrow for the intended excursion. The
editor OF The Mirror occupies a column, in his
last paper speaking Of the jaunt. We extract
the following:
"Reader, do you purpose 10 make an excur.
81 on this summer!--and do you love the ocean n
breeze' go to Newport, &C and learn some-
thing ut the natural beauties of Rhode Island.
By reference TO our advertising columns, you
will see that the Ellsworth is about to make
trip to Newport, Bristol, Warren, and Provi-
dence. Now we know all about Rhode Island
and the ISLAND of Rhode Island" of which
Newport is part, and we would respect fully
repeat it-go. And f you are husband take
your wife with you, and your children if you
have them, the trip will do them good; other
wise your sister, and your sisters hild;-bc
liberal. They would like to stand on New
port beach, and look up on the Atlantic, as
well as you; and they too would like, and
ought to take peep at " Paradise' and
4" Pugatory" and the old Indian Tower,
"hch oufrespccteu predecessor ucscrlOes, as
a. rude old monument,
Half masonry, half ruin, bent
With sagsing weight, {" II il meant
To OF misc hsnee.r
and whore
"An old Indian may he seen;
Mu,ing in sadness on the scene,
And casting on il many keen,
And many thoughtful glance
These are all TO be seen at n,
ns you proceed up the River, there is Mount
Hope in Bristol for the eye 10 feed upon-and
further up is Warren, delightful little town
and peaceable and honest TO proverb. No
lawyer was ever known to live tbere.s and bui
one barber, and he only long enough TO cry
Othello's occupations gone!' They would
not keep him because e--"shaved!"
From Warren you will proceed to Providence
and here, instead Of day, you will want 10
pass a month. We say a month, because il
you are business man you might spend that
slime profitnbly in taking lessons in enterprize:
With few exceptions, every man in Provi-
dence is like a water loom in constant mo-
ton I'll the gate is shut. But what is much
to their praise, this 10 always shut in season
to he civil to strangers. And we'll il may be.
for the've money enough. Take tLem in the
aggregate-and like their Pawtucket neish.
bours. the've scarcely (lAboursrs excepted,
poor man in the place.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30

1--WE have received a copy Of a speech
delivered in the Legislature of Pennsylvania
on the petition Of the American Sunday
School Union" for an act of incorporation,
with reques, that it should be inserted in
our columns. 1t shall be published in tho
course of few days.
05-We state for the information ofthe Jack
sonites in this state that Mr.. William Willard
the gentleman nominated for an Elector in
Massac chusetts has been found. Exertions are
making to ascertain the places Of residence of
the other gentlemen composing :he ticket. so
as to be able to give them ga habitation and q
name.''
u Tho production ".an ORTHODOX" is re-
ceived and will be inserted in our next.
IrThe favour Of friend from East Green
wich, is under consideration. The story pos
ses'es many good points, but IN some parts i.
badly written.
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LITERARY CADET
cENERALJ,cxsoN AND AARON BURR
hAa. ono. been alleged, tha, General J .ch-

], has ofieR been alleged, that General Jack
son was-ene aged with Aaron Burr. in his foul
conspiracy TO separate the Union, and other
reasonable projects, which he attempted 10
carry into cGec, in 1907 As the evidence has
hitherto rested on circumstances alone, which,
though sufficiently strong &c ground fair sus-
pcon upon, were nevertheless thought TOO in
conclusive hy the candour Of the friends of tile
Administration, to warrant n direct charge and
conviction, il has been passed over, and prob
ably would never have been called up in Tho
presidential contest, had not POSITIVE PROOF
recently appeared to establish filIy the fact,
so as TO leave no loop hole through which the
General can escape. We alIudc to letter
written and published by the Hon. NATHAN
IKL WILLIAMS, one OF the present Circuit
Judges for the State Of Tennessee, whose rep
u,a,ion for vera city is alike unmpea chable and
unimpeached.
The National Journal Of tho 2lst inst. con-
tains this important document, which should bo
read by every American, on whose mind tho
rcmoi est doubt as 10 tho character Of General
Jackson still remains.
II should here be mentioned that Judge Will
liams ia a friend Of the General, though oppos.
ed to his election to tho Presidency The fol-
owing arc tho documents:
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t'rhi. am,iskeMr. HALE who resides 10 Warren, ~
ofyour real clever good patued Lawyers. man Of slssS
and indu,try.1
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.vEJy .lLap or I-IRCL.NL.f.

VIE New Map at Virginia, computed tem actual surveys,
- under the authority OF the State. Published,
may be chanedhy person, de,irvu, srreA
This work, Elected by the lsb'r of years. and
great cost Of aud MONEY has perhaps
r variety ard accuracy of detail beauty and elegance
=" heeuon IreReoc the hehe't credit the sni
-si OF the Pcr,on. immediately ~e-rned pubic atom,
ah must Ing bly, M 90 the public. The
ssaure have authorized the cal. Of $50 Copies only of thus
'' ON The large scale OF five male. the in and the Exc
euvs, wth the OF making the and apd
" possible have directed the copies be disposed of at the
uolefsie price of goo
Under these circumstance. il probable that person, who
shsll not make early applications will he obtain
Copy oi this beautiful and valuable wois.
August J. c5-tf
Mop Of 1irsn,a, reduced orstks Nine Sieet5rap Of
me StGte according 10 tis r,0vii@n' oet Of G.er
5ssen1y passed 9lh !Mdch 1887 also Pubtised and
,ray De ooaaed oppatoa eb07s F,ee 50 per copy.
Copies y both Mas, cOnssnet PestG5ie form,
obtaised Dprefirred.
DEC. %, 1887 est
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$500 REIYRID

WILL he Sven for the apprehension aud delivery me,
" Mths Haul oi Uenrico County, Of JAMES w. PoACH
and wa. w. ANDREWS, who escaped f-arn the sax,
on The night OF the 10th Of Sept as,, One Hundred and
FDty Dollars foi either OF them.
POaCHI about ~ years OF feet hes high red
hair and blu" has h right arm, rked
INK, The initials III is the representation Tomb,
WIN man IN the attitude Of weeping, whictis willow,
snd under which the date Of his bth $685. sud left
arm, the rerr esentaon of Altar and Hearts nm.d
over which Doves suPsndng Wreath Of Love, and
above the elbow the American Flag Had linen pana
looms cotton shirt, aha fur hat, and striped
ANDREWS about 20 years OF age light hair halle eyes,
swarthy complexion, feet 10 inches hsh has
India INK his right arm, w W. y. which is the a
meriean Flag aud Eagle; onhs left Altar over wIh
an Altar and two Hearts note, with Doves spendng
Wreath Of Love. Hal pale blue domestic coat aud
panaoors, with hat about bali FLO the inor,
nation have been abe 10 Uhtain induced believe
hey are together at work the DENIAL Swamp Canal
h THORNTON, ID nj
RI. For m r.
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.VOTTCE

IT Pur lnce Of Deed Of Trust executed 10 The sub
"a 'cih@rs by John +. Coeke dated I2r day OF Mach
iS- log purpose therein named aud admitted 70 record in
me Cik once u the county CONT OF Powhstsn Oh the r4
oi the same month"; we Vf us, viii Thursday ~
day II the present monh (IAn. 1929 vf,r fn sale To- ,
highest bidder 1t public auction, foI cash.
i1owns property, or - thereof he si Gent 10
IN The county 81 PewhaiaD, James RIVER AMI conainn.
SUI acres arSns the land htcngng % James Cooke. dec
ADAM sstiey' fhlI William, psyy, Fanny
Betty aii heI chi dfen, Cato aud LEWIS aud all the ipctese
{" de i"nses since the dat, Of the 5.sd ncunr IA,
ehati aud her children snd all The b,uebo.d kitchen t
nIu'e "f sad John +. Coke. "
Aching ,. trustees, will convey such tale ony ~ !. vss
ed IN Should the above d.y of sale ,ro, % h.
nn'f The sal. will he made thu far ,gr, ter sun
DAY 'xctped RICHARD SAr'rSON ytr,n'
RICHARD ANDERSON. ;.ss
.'"' ,'..e.rrc,-,.,-,-,- S3-6t|
. IL poSTPONEMENr.-Thur Thursday, the i7i OF tt. month
"'ng ~hotin county court days the ahnve n.nri ali -
Io,tP-nedto Friday, de Isth INST ny the TRUSTEES.
Jan. q 81 80 70"
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TO Gro,ners Of Tolarco.


I'D URtN the last .ss'n, impression. no doa; made
- the mind. Of many Pyt,, that roh,ecc slvtt ct
Snockr Warehvu,e not umutr t"e protection ot the
State AGAINST los. FIRE.
This WafHhu,.r situated in the heat OF the city, and
the foot vtihr BASIN, recently -nstg undr act A.
.ehy ~ 10 hold 1t COCO uhd' OF Tobacco, al
i"rding every convenience P.. aud Buyers hi the sf
Gle aud h.ns the gre, Tobacco Mlfks, i not cceet
unworthy that such inpTessou formed should ~ ed
The Act OF Assembly, creating th osra Public tr1Ptc
Planters Tobacco,
boss ny trc NTH. cvf Public I"sp.StIons, i.
referred To, Tor ,er ifo nspu, also late OF is2G
respecting Upland Inspected Tobarc". stored =; the Public
Warehouses Ot Petersburg and ts hevin, that this
late At OF Assembly does do away ih= responsibility OF
the State g,in oss lay FTe Tobacco Inspected tot
td Tor b'lccton, IN tins, oh. InsPe'ng Ware house
ih StSet Tappahannu H. BUD Vol r. tNhali.
Warehouse already hereby hereafter sstsh shed,
shall happen 10 he hunt the loss sustained thereby oI To-
paid e persons niss ny the Commonwealth
PROVIDED, that II The receipt such rolccO, should
ne ci an older dste than twelve morth; tile "i i
speeted I"naeco brought from upper lower Ware
house fo Storage, should he Of older years
from the Iu'peotion, .uch TOhacc1 e MT he pad
the Public hut the Owner Proprietor threvi shall h.sr
the lu'; An! Provided that this shall b..
'tred az TO compel the Public pay the II Tscco
refused and reserved in Warehouse for Inspection;
the value OF The should It he hunt previous Inspections
and Provided. the Public lie
any Tobacco Destroyed h, e IN rsppahannock WA, houst
Scts of Assembly, s26. ohapL ~ section :.
And he 1t luther enacted, That any Iogshea Of as
aud a afterwards lie any sly
% hehLnnd, and the of Petersburg, other than
tuohc Warehouse IN the ssih city, and the Of Peters
nurg the Commonwealth shall NOT he liable Tor the less
distinction OF such Tobacco yany hat.oevef; uness
al tue tune when the such other
ho'e therswere at least i8L Ilh!i, If the city
i,e Warehouse aforelid un.s the Inspector thereof,
should have IefuRd 10 Tobacco Storage;
which iac 1t SHALL he their duty give certificate
guirtd."
Dec. ~. Gift
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NfN obedience decree OF the Superior Court of Chan
~ Gerry, holdsnat Stsuhon, Thursday 2eh day II Nov
1897, III suit therein dfendng wherein NJ H. Lee, u
o. Lee, s. Lee r. T.. .tr, Catherine TluGi ed Lee VIM
j. Marshal and Anu II la, wife, aud Betnard NJ are
omrlAinan,, aud Hugh Nelson and Eliza hr wife
sH, IN which Hugh SSisu appointed RAINY
the sa'd decree into Effect, snd ordered sell
tTac ct land lying ~ e counties Of Patrick
continuing 1880 which duly by
Nicholas aui Charles Irving, John Echoa aud by the
sad 91hn Nicholas and Anne b.. wlf conveyed TO Itnry
Henry LIE to john Was Of Alhomsre by deed
dated 18Th dbyut May, 1901, which sad deed were uly
recorded in tn General Cauit, tiu repay Charles
Cater Of Shirley the OF 5000, with interest," nv the
SAID Charles Carter, his interest the said d. rust
was duty conveyed To the Complainant herein re-
cited, bearing the 1T Lee, by his deed If as
ssnmen. dated June 18Th, 1901, shall f-f for yale II
public auctOn before the Ese Tavern Richmond the
1890 OF Land NOuday get DAY OF January II, xt
at ~ oclpck, credit Of !, yesr the pufeha.ef
giving bouds wish approved serury, q,s An,,uaI
limenIs The tu.tef tlsinng lien the lands until
ali the payments shall he duly
HUGH NELSON, trustee.
f,f.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tl'is being the day for the presentation Of nett
ions, (Which, according to the Rules of the Horse,
can only be presented on Mondays, after the first
thirty days Of the SESSION. upwards of eirIti,
were presented and disposed OF.
(Our Reporter has not had an opportunity Of ex-
ginning them, Tor the purpose OF noticing such as
arc OF general interest 1t viii hereafter he done
and II there he any, as doubtless there ,e which
deserve particular notice, they will be given to
morrow or next day. The following only are no
iced at this timc)
Mr.. Mitchell Of Tenn. presented the petition of
I riah Brown, praying that Congress will exatiit,c
an invention OF his for defending the coasts and
harbors Of the United States nv a certain steam
vessel darting flames.
Mr.. Mitchell said, that he hopcd to he indulred
In few words Of explanation, intended 10 bring
the subject OF this petition more di.tinctIy before
the view OF the House. This petition had been
presented at former -casiuu and referred 10 tie
Committee on Military Affair; but owing TO the
pressure Of other business that committee had nc
yer been able 10 give IL the attention which il we
nicriicd. The petitioner, during the time Of the
late war had invented steam boat 50 constructed
as 70 eject fire from its sides to the distance of or
900 feet. Experiments had been made with this
IN the harbor Of Baltimore, before thousands
oil People. and it had then been clearly shcwntha II
was capable Of setting fire to- and destroying hos
tile fleet, without receiving, itself, the least di-
mage. The invention was intended for the pur-
pose OF haTbOr and scaboard defence; and. when
used as an auxiliary TO the forts which had already
bestposolG security against the attack Of an enemy
his vessel was 50 constructed TO be perfectly
inyulnerable Ia the united attack of q whole fleet.
u moved with great Tapdity, and in a calm a. well
% if q running chase, would he able 10 overtakc,
approach, and set on fire. any ships which could be
f. brought by an enemy The experiments ncces-
sary 10 this discovery, had cost the inventor the
best years Of his life, and had exhausted the great
est palt Of his pocuniary resources All he asks Of
this House is, that Is may he fully and fairly OK
amiuCd & in his pef on he now saws H. n il l. a.
last time he ril prefer that request. / have had
his papers for two weeks in my possession, and
nave examined with some care the evidence bv
which he supports hs requests. II contains the dc
ciara'ions % men Of science and Of nautical cxpc-
fience and also Of ship builders. III the plan f.
practicable II VIII effect saving of millions Of dol
lars, ~ the defence Of our coast. The estimates of
wci experienced men render Il probabls that such
vessel vii cost about 80 600 dollars; and IL is
proposed 20 station one in the Gulf Of Mexico.
two ~ the Chesapeake. ono in ne Delaware, two
in Long Island sound and one in Boston Bay
. Tsia 0is,s.sa5an FIi y-e-.s-i,' 7-sv". u iaaG-
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Eastern Dtstrict Of f,r:tntu,
s%E remembered that the stat day Of October the
- 52d Uf the Independence OC the United States
Ainerie7, iiis ExceIIeuey, VIM. Il. GILES, OF the
lSea said District, nf the Commonwealth Of
Virginia., for & in behalf OF the said Commonwealth.
hath deposited ia this oce the title 81 Map, the right
whereof he claims (for the benefit Of the Cor
eforesaidlas Proprietor, the words following,
Map State OF Virginia, reduced from tbs niue sheet Mop
Of the State, 10 conformity 4" law BY Herman Boyer
In conformity the Act of the Conffe. OF the United
States entitled, AnAc for the of learning,
by securing the copies OF Maps Chats and Books
thors and Proprietor, Of such Copies during the times
mentirned" Sgneil RID. JEFFRIES,
CeIk Of the Eastern District Of Virgins.
NV. - 5l-u
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I,-M .WCRERY- DRAPER $, Tailor,

(of The tute firm Of Rrddlsy, MCrery & Cos
- I'LL continues then old stand, ~ w. i;h 4
~ street, where his very best exerti2s shall be used
ensure him continuance OF the liberal TeceiTed
ny the sie hrn end for which he ;hle. his thanks He has
l.t penet handsome and assortment Ut
FALL GOODS, quite equal 10 any ever received
ing generally o bae black and the fashionable Rsdey
OLoTiS CASSlMERES. Of various SxAltes-amoDy
which are many OF the very rstTalt also handsome
sentiment 81 FESflNG ana every other article ia hi. ne all
OF whif he will make up the very best aud iahtona
BILE stylS. and IN very reasonable terms.
Richmond, October ID 1897. 4e-tf
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TuiunbIc pToyeyI,1 f1I- NJ

lF virtue ii Deed of T.t exc, uftd TO ~ nv William
9nretson and wife, of the county 81 buckingham I'M
he OH DAY Of February. 1871 and of record in th III ~
uh't OF ne county At rest' we siil proceed 10 sci on a.,
Ftnsr' To" rah At pubic auction, 10 H.. i'ghe.t
we "Hy ~ Feh next, alU ol land ,inins a.
upon winch a h9iok dwelling hue,nesIiy u. w SO ise n,
a rN'red garden aud evty netcsary hse, ~ IL. &C.
ct S'n'eri 'hfpiy ais" f' rate iahntv con
,nadr o. tue bet IN itais Tin. MY d on
i''tli Pinns Tue FH.'stUrg Mills, h.aiiIv and
""tiy ertpn OF country. We ieern II uunrcr,.,, ~ ,;, -
Lengthy detail Of this property hut r,,te thee ,c~.S To-
P"'""'',' o e'' aud view II. JAMES rAPSt orr r,m.
THOMAS STABLES. ( ,ees
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C.4RRII(JES 4. TLJR-H'ESS

JNIIt sub her has hand Manuf4l To-
K ~ of l. SueeI', hand., a.or,in.tt Of
Coaches Csrittees, and Giggpi The t. kmansiip and
material; also, assortment best Tsd Coach and ~
Halnts Come Gf which very qualay) yh
he ahmed 20 sell low work OF the ssnie quality
be purchased Tor ts the NORTHERN cite
Thu disposed encourage home anufi,ture are re-
que'rd 70 call anf view HI assortment Every article sold
By hun, OF his manufacture, warranted.
Repairs t. Carriages Gsg. aHi Harness, executed with
drT ateh, and the most reasonable trf,n..
JAMES BoSuER.
N. b. Several cheap second hand Ca,nsgas G,rss md
Hunt,', likewise Tor sale.
I
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F3TT. GI1JOS

III ALL NELSON s.received large and general
IA ment ct Staple and Fancy GOODS, a,sp ed the
e''on; Anssssi which upei6ne cloths and
mefe pelsse and Merino cloths real oamers hair cane
superior quality nap cotton., kseys ani psns POINT
blankets flannel. aud bjmbzttts British osnaburg
IRISH linens, awns diapers and shestIngs, BOOK nu
Sw,ss anil 1ndis nusus, PLAID and plain GTo de Naples
Italian lustrnss in' andothr elk goods elk, cotton aud
wofsted hosiery, domestic shng, pss and tir kings &c.
aud viii eon,no. iuter supplies by the packet,
hOm New Y5rk aud Philadelphia.
Oct
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FAIL GOODS AND FALL FASHIONS
THOG MnTllL L An

M 1srcsr Nld IoHor. three dooss ne Eago Rofe
~ h9tbVi LIt informs biz friends and b. tuD 10
FH' ihat he has just received elega ais0rt en
ui tVpt"' DE ieeousiitinr ~ hae BLACK 90 the most
ishon'nie "l'd ~ hf and Caffres; sis0 handsau1e
as'omeni q Vsnr which 30 will nike up q, ,ho hssica
notice Ite teel' confident sths csn srosf. u,
he line the fsshiafahie sf,e .e4 On I'll. ,f .t,,.
and solicit '"1r- . 'he f-'b.- ,s--u.e--
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Il vsiua6te Plantation Tor Sale

FINHE Subscri6sr eGsrs SAFE his Pantafio county
y Of Hanorer, Tying on chiekuhonny Spanp containing
$50 i is ~ nies from the cyof Richmond;
eehGniespife Turnpike passes thsoughR There
am 200 ich hare been cleared timber
considered Equal II not superior, fhs
e"unf There ns go acres ofereeHen. Meado,o Lend 10
snt chaser that port lying beio+D e Tnrnpte ,nod
SEPARATELY disposed Of Thsve SatU MN ,uithin haif
ne uh'es 'oc"d be great advantage TO any ohing
get the timber build II further description
eEnecssary asfhose DESTROYS Of resting capital in land
Iri rD IL. Joshua Siorrs living the adjung farm v
shssrit any time application be made
Z. IERE.I SYORRS
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LHDdtic Hospital, r7afsmnSburs
N OFFICES hereby given thatal the cell, institution
ere occupied, and that patients will tie
9hsoe of tire said ellis yscant; due whiS
be given. by order Of the courtof Directors. -. =
NAV % S--f I.nfNIEY.-t