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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-21
From The .Nlp- York Young Mems ADVOCATE.
a MUSINGS!

n
MUSINGS!
II is midnight solemn, beautiful mid
Il lnipht-and the bright and eternal watch
ers in tire vault above, are looking down
as il with smiles upon the lonely city as
it sleeps in silence beneath them. Yet
all is not still; ever and anon vehicle
rolls along bearing some gay reveller to
or from a scene of feslivily, and the
footsteps of a solitary passenger, wan
derer, perhaps without home or dwell
Z ling place, fall with lonely echo upon
the ear. How many at this hour, with
in the bounds of this metropolis, are sui-
fering beneath the combined pressure of
disease and want! Upon how many
brows does the hand Of sickness press
very, very heavily: and how many dis
cnthraled spirits are at this moment part
ing from .helr frail tcncments, to appear
before the Judgment seat of the Most
High The last is solemn thought,
and will, either by day or night, of arise
unbidden. At such moment rs this,
when hush and slumbcr has fallen up
on the visible world, we seem to hear
the waves Of time beating around, and
hurryng us onward to eternity. AT such
an hour, if not at any other, we realize
the frail nature of the tie which binds us
10 existence, our own nothineness, and
yet-our own Immortality. Fifty years
hence, and who will be keeping midnight
vigils within this apartmcnt-and where
will then be the hand which is now writ
H. ,,,h
what moment will it be to that future ten
ant, that the former was tremulous with
weakness, or nerved by strength or pas
sion-that the latter was borne, down by
sorrow, or elated with enduring joy?-
! Where then will be the high hopes of our
lives, their glorious aspirations, and their
brilliant dreams which have grasp with
in the future, which death only can un-
clasp, and whose power eternity alone
can reveal? Are these to perish with the
clay tencments which confne them to the
earth' "A voice that will not be stilled,
utters a loud denial, and if a scheme of
redemption and everlasting life, as glor-
Gus and great as it is perfect, had not
been revealed to guilty world, innate
evidence would not be wanting to sha-
dow forth the prospect OF "A more cxten-
ded and perfect sphere Of existence. In
the quiet of an hour like this, who can
doubt it? The memory Of the dead has
power to wake deep thoughts and deep
feelings, and do none of those "whom we
have loved as we never again shall love
the things of this world, and who have
loved us with devotion and fervor with
which we never again shall be loved"
pass before the vision Of any WHO are now
thinking Of the past; or dreaming cf the
future. They likewise point us to a
world to come, and call up the enthusias-
tic voice of the ancient seer--"l know
that my Redeemer livcth''-and as it
seems to die away in the distance, still
fingers upon our ears the assertion, "in
my flesh shall / see God" With what
thoughts and emotions a solitary midnigh hit
hour is ireught, and well improved it is,
if it leads us to look upon life and death,
and eternity, as reason, revelation, and
religion teach.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-21
THE HEIGHT OF DRUNKENNESS

To put the lamp in bed, and then lay
down in the fireplace.
Forbeorancei-To put muddy brick
bat in your pocket, after you have stum-
bled over it three times.
Poiacness!-To enter an editors office
Fand read all the manuscripts, and then 90
forth and proclaim to the world, what is
coming in his next number.
Affection TO sing under young la
dy's window eight hours by moonlight.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-21

Uncommon Fataiity.-During the last
year an uncommon fatality has prevailed
among children, in several parts of New
England. In Newport, IN. III. out Of
45 deaths, 80 were children-Goshen,
90 children died New-London, one thir-
tieth ofthe entire population died, large
proportion orchildren. In Croydon, Wen
dali and other towns en- equal fatality has
prevailed. In Charlestown, Mass. Of
ia deaths, SO were children under 10
years old
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-21

AN AcT, in amendment of the Act en,i-
tied can Act relative to the election
of Senators and Representatives to re-
present this State in Congress, and of
Electors for the election of a Presi-
dent and Vice President of the Uni
ted States"
BE II enacted Jy the General Assembly,
and by The authority thereof, II IS enacted,
That il at any election for Representa-
tvcs to represent the people Of this State
in the Congress of the United States,
neither candidate or only one shall have
a majority of the legal votes ofthe whole
number Of electors voting in such cleo
ton, and new election or elections shall
be ordered by the General Assembly or
directed by the Governor or other per-
son exercising the duties Of Governor in
pursuance Of the provisions Of the second
section of the act entitled "An act rela-
tive to the election of Senators and Re-
presen".tives to represent this State in
Congress, and Of electors for the election
of President and Vice President of the
United States" if two Representatives
are to be elected, the two candidates
having the highest number Of the legal
votes given in at such election so order
ed, shall be the Representatives and be
declared duly elected, and receive cer-
tlicate or certificates thereof according
ly; and if only one ofthc candidates shall
have such plurality, then he shall be de-
clared duly elected and receive cer-
tficate thereof; and another election shall
be ordered in pursuance Of the provisions
Of the said second section of the act
aforesaid, for another Representative;
ard SO on in like manner until two Re-.
presentativcs shall be elected by such
plurality of the legal votes given in at
such election so ordered
True copy-witness
HENRY Bowen, Sec'ry.
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True copy-witness
HENRY Bowen, Sec'ry.

AN ACT, regulating Criminal Process
in certain cases.
Sec. |. BE II enacted by The General
assembly and by the authority thereof ii IS
enacted, That whenever any Justice of
the Peace or Warden in any county in
this State, shall issue his warrant az gainst
any person or persons charged with an
offence committed within such county,
and such person or persons so charged
as aforesaid, shall escape into, reside or
be in any other county in this State,
such Justice or Warden may direct said
warrant to each and all sheriffs-deputy
sheriffs, town sergeants and constables
within this State, requiring them to ap-
prehend such person or persons, and him,
her or them bring before such Justice or
Warden, TO be dealt with according to
law.
SEC. Q. find be IL further enacted, That
any Court in said county within this State,
before whom an Indictment shall be found
against any person or persons for an Of
fence committed within such county may,
if such person or persons shall escape,
into, reside, or be in any other county in
this State, issue a Capias directed to
each and all officers as aforesaid, requir-
ing them to apprehend such person or
persons, and him, her or them bring be-
fore said court to be dealt with accord
ing to law.
Sec. 8. ind be itfuyther enacted, That
the several officers to whom such War
rant or Capias shall be directed, be and
they are hereby required to obey and
execute the same. And any person who
shall obstruct or assault any such officer
while in the execution Of his office afore-
said, shall be liable to the penalty pre-
scribed in the 34th Sec. of the act enti-
lied 'An act to reform the Penal Laws.
True copy-witncss,
HEsRY BowES, S,c'ry
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-21

LAziNEss.-Dr. Hale used to say tn at
"Laziness grows on peoplc-it beg gins in
cobwebs, and ends in iron chains. [
have experienccd," he observed, "that
the more business man has, the more
he is able to accomplish; for he learns to
economic his time: that is a talent COM
mitted to every one of you, and for the
use Of which you must account.
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Jan 10

|
sss,E6 Hotel ~ York, respectfully informs
-eezeesz. his friends and the public, that he has
aiken that new aud elegant establishment, in the
city of Providence, incorporated by act Of the Le
gisature, which has been erected expressly up for
the purpose Of entertaining gentee company. II
is fitted off in a superior style for the comfort and
convenience Of travellers, and is newly furnished
throughout in the most fashionable manneN II has
in it one hundred rooms, besides the ladies' Draw
ing Room, Parlors, sc. There are likewis at
tached TO this establishment Baths, Piazza, and
Flower Garden. Also, Reading Room which
will always be furnished with papers from all pats
of the Union. This establishment is situated in
one of the most pleasant and airy parts Of the city,
and the subscriber assures his friends that there
shall be nothing wanting on his part to make this
one Of the pleasant situations in the country.
The establishment is now open for the reception of
company, and he will devote the whole Of his at
tenlion TO the comfort Of those who may please to
visit him. MARTIN ). WOOD.
Providence, Oct. 25, 1882.
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Clerks Office, Court Of Probate,

INCWFVIl, JIII' -VU, ICOOs
vUNIIE Guardian Of the persons and Estate Of
n Peter ID. Dean, and William p. Dean, has
lodged his guardianship accounts on their estate
for settlement and allowance. Notice is hereby
given TO all persons interested, TO appear if they
see cause at Special Court Of Probate, to DC
holden at the Clerks Office, Newport, on Satur-
day, the 9th day Of February next, at o'clock p
m, and be heard, at which time and place said
accounts will be taken into consideration for set
tlemcnt and allowance. .B.lIOWLAND, elk.
ian "a
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TO LETT

AxA "A convenient tenement, being
E::Ml. part Of the estate now occu2i-
iiliN2 cd by the subscrber;-also a
Store contiguous thereto, be-
ing one Of the best stands in town for a
Groccry-possession given Immediately.
There are many very important advan-
tages connected with this estate, that can
be better described on a personal view
ofthe same, than in an advertisement.
Apply to THOMAS PRATT.
dec l3
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Dick, said master to his servant, have
you fed the pigs! Yes, Massa, me fed
um. Did you count them, Dicki Yes,
me count um all, but one. All but one
Yes, Massa, all but one-dare be one lit.
tie speckled pig he frisk about so much,
me couldn't count him.
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Flour and Prorision Store.
VIM. VA RS.

at the old stand Of HHliam 8. John Tdrs,
~ ILL keep constantly on hand, for sale by
w wholesale and retail, Flour & Provisions,
Corn, Cheese, Butter, Salt, N. Y. Crackers by
the bbI Soap by the box-together with gener-
al assortment of ship Stores and Groceries; COM
pete assortment of Manila and ,arred Rigging.
AIso-n good lot Of Lackawana and Virginia
COAL, for families and black smiths, and char
coal of the best kind. Tjan 24
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-21

Loss AND CANA man of wit once
said, rightly enough, ole who finds a
good son-in-law, gains a son--he who
finds bad one, loses daughter"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-02-21
Court Of Probate, Newport, Dec. I9, 1882.

4 PPLICATION was made for an Administra-
IA tor de bonis non with the VIII annexed, on
the estate OF Col. VIM. TEw, late of Newport, !,
tailor, dec. II is ordered that the consideration
thereof, be referred to Court of Probate, to be
holden at the State House in Newport. on the first
Monday in January next, at 9 o'clock a. m and
that previous notice be given by publishing copy
Of this order three several times in the Herald Of
the Times, tolall persons interested to appear at
said time and place, and bs heard.
A true @fy--witness
B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
doc IN
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FOR SALE
xA The House recently built, and
fNMR now occupied by William Vernon,
HIM with all the out buildings, and 20 u
sAAffa4s2 cres ofland attached thereto situated
On the main road, one mile from Newport.-A
particular description of the premises is not ncccs
sary, as any persons desiring to purchase, will ex-
anime for themselves For terms, apply at the
NEWPORT BANK.
ALsO--l pair of young Horses, warranted
sound, with close carriage in excellent ORDER
(buiit by Brewster) together with new barouche,
of the most approved model, for strength & beau
ty, has been used but little. Apply to
nov lst. VIM. VERNON.
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VIM. GOFF,

r<S.. Heat Of Gardncr's U'horf,
S%u1s R Anew RODS SOFT" OF THE
~. EzAE CUSTOM-HOUSE,
ER EspscTFuLLY informs the inhabitants Of
"A D, Newport and its vicinity, that he has open
ed STABLE on his lot directly opposite the
store, and will be pleased to furnish his friends with
good S a D - L Ell o n s S-BA-
ROECHE-GTG-JT VAC Cons, &c.
lie will continue TO keep variety Of Fishing
ard Sporting Tackle, embracing almost every
article usually called for by experienced sports
men-and Guns with equipment for shooting. to
let by the day.
As usual, a well assorted stock of Groceries,
Liquors, Vines, Teas, Cordiais; Reody MADE
Clothing, and as cheap as elserhere.
FISHING and SHOOTIN'G PARTIES,
furnished with refreshments at short notice.
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CITY HOTEL.

THE subscriber late of the Atlantic
Hotel N. York, respectfully informs
, his friends and the public, that he has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

sod van MAY be restored 70 the blessing oflehhh
-one 10 which and must be stranger You
would have been much pleased wth Cambridge
Thence wnntto OxfunI, Bath, Btis'nl. Waas,
Leamn ston, the Lakes. Scotland, AMI Ly the East
eonsi to London. To morrow | embark IN the
Now York. our old commander, George MAY
wll, for New lo,k. We have swrnly seven Prs.
scngcts, three Of then Vnpiniaes, whom know
an like and several other Soa,hons.
4 Renie,n.'e, me kindly 10 your father and Mr.
+. nnl accept the best wishes - Yorf friend
!. Il. Of Roa%okg.'
In 1921 nj New Yok. iust as the steamboat
pushed of fteu iir wharf he exclaimed " Good
bye and remember snail Ianb at the Cove OF Cork
the snngois Of thnsoas always excepted, andg"
spend dag with your fiihei did nat place mnch
dependence upon this promise, but was rsre'abiy
surprised two nfonlba afterwards upon receiving
letter from home, ielims NC that . Randolph oil
Roanoke, !" hal really paid them visit, oi winch
they lad MOI received the slightest lntimaiioh unt
ne presented D,msclf IN the palor.
From Limerick he proceeded 10 Dublin, aud was
very much shocked ut the mi1cry of the peassntty
II thc South of lie and lie did not spare the
Landlords and Clergy ofthe Es,abahed Church
ia his roma,ks, nor was he over cautious ~ express
sing what ho thought Of ia. " Castle Rnchreni
syscm, which he every where behel1 In Inc
poblic coffee room at Morrsons holcl, Dnhlln, he
was drawn into argument with i've or SIX com
tfy gentlemen, who we've all violent Tories, and
" ho lavishcd their abuse vefy freely upon 'iif poor
Catholics Randolph defended Tho later, ana was
excessively keen IN his safte npon the Church and
Suite party ~ Ireland he aroused the nn,;sr Of
his casual opponents much, tia, they cndeavof-
81 10 silence him by elamor, and they 'nsnuoted
at length TINT lac was foreign spy. Can 1t be pos
be,' exclaimed he " that nm IN the metropolis OF
lrcland--ihe centre Of hospitality, or do dream
Is hs the way that Irish gentlemen are wont to
treat strangers who happen to express sympathy
for the wrongs OF their eounirymcn II you ran
not retue my arguments al least do moi d'ownm my
voice by noisy assertions which you cannot prove.
II ever goR should visit VirRnla,rc viii gave you
hearing II, all events, though you MI EEK "@' sys-
tenn =" THIS pom ed rebnke had the desfcd effect
--lhay inquired his oamt, aud whom they discover
ID who ho VS. uohng could exceed lheir polite
mess and good humor soon followed tbs angry nj
letrailon.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

EAlk lbs Beads, assorted colois ana sizes
INV 80 Masses Gil, Brads
IA Long Lcathc, Purses
al Medallion Necklaces
III Papcr Folders
~ Carved Combs
II Portfolio Noe Books
go Screw Cushions
so Masses Cut Beads
2sS Filled Back Toolh Blusles
100 dozen Cologne, in bux,s
100 thousand Needles, assorted
100 dozen W alters, Il. 5 lrrrd
% dozen Scissors, assorted
- dozen States, assorted
22thousand Slate Pencils
80 Gross Knitting Pins
2sS Snuff Boxes, assorted
- Gilt Neck Chains
II thousand Fish Hooks
% pair Pocket Pistols. flint and percussion
Lock,
Barrels Coal rur for Painters. Smiths and
Boatmens use
liogshead Coltoa Seed Oh for Painters
~ doz best Dutch Spring 1.aucets
10 barrels yellow Rossin
10 doz Razor Straps
80 Razor Homes, &c. &c
Received and for sale at very low prices ~,
1o, HOWELL DAVIES.
fits
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81 MINER MEDICINES. SC.

SfIDLtlZ, Soda. Rochelle. Sa ntoya, Gln.e,
- Beer and Sarsaparla Powders
MoNms Ehervcsent Magnetism Appc,cnt
Read Alkaline Chccnhan Salts
carbonaed Eilcrvescent lalrowgale Salts
Duinire's celebrated Itch Ointment
Chlorine and Orr.s Tooth Nvush
Porter and Brown Stout, in quart nn1 pint bottle,
Barclays and Il llbert's hes, double
WAGE, Cloves. Nu,:ncgs, All>pce AMI Tumeric
Tooth Acne Pills, new remedy, prepared by J.
+. shepherd of Lexington, Va.
f Perkins's Anti Dyspcptic Pills. a new remedy
Musical Instruments and instrument Strings of
various kinds and prices
Saratoga nnc Scdiiz Waters
Oxlcy's concentrated Essence Of jamaica Ginccr
For sale by Howell DAVIES
Juno 81 ;ns
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Fr1M he Bnti1n .LnrNnl

Catfcott'@ # SIGtrretS-A gentleman from
Midway, IN ,iiis State has gwen us tic following
curious case Of domesticatlon. a sportsman in
ulat v'c'n ~ not long since, to1h possession Of I,
squirrels nest, in WHICH lac found I'VE OF the lut,e
animals apparently but day OF two cd lie car
red them home, aud put them under tie tuition OF
Gfmalkin, wlo luckily happened 10 have n brood
of kittens OF nearly the sane age and size, ,wo of
whom he ruthlessly, aud without the eas, regard
to prmciplc abducted for the purpose of making
room for the bushtallcd and long whlskcrr d inter-
Iopers. The cat nurse1 them, all with AN indls-
crim'natc parental affection and the squirrels are
u, this time beng about month oil l. as much OF
home with both the old eat and the rest of the fam
lly, us the kittens themselves. Tie whole troop Of
the unmanner!y little rascal, Gas our friend SAYS
may be seen racing about the house together in ali
wea'hers, heads up and tails flying, for ali the
world Ike u smart corps Of Dragons.
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Je revoked by .utsefna, wifi tbj,e or deeia-
tat,nn unless the same be 10 writing.
Tbe terms ofthis siatae very strong. But ~
the cnsn Of Giassro Il " Smitiet, &C. Call 40, IT
wa. dseilad that will IN writing which, bcqueaih
ted cbatels, was revoked by subsequent will. not
written by the ,esta,or nor signed by hun. n wit
ness proved hat lie prepared the VII from notes
lbkcn from the tcstatdr, that u vas read over u
Inn md he tierlnrrd Il WIS lis WIZ
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
FfoHl Hs Bgstun Epening IrhhScript, June ~.
From our Correspondent

LowgLL, June 18th.
Tie Presdcnpand suite arrived this afternoon, at
o'clock If was ne, N Btlvilero Village, ut nle
san'h end Of Nesa iii street and CONDUCTED through
Washington, High, Church, Ce,rral, and MerrI-
meek stteels 10 his odgings Al The Me'rimack llo-
tel. 10y a military escor, composed 'itwo compa-
NOS Of Artillery aud eight companies ri Infantry,
under tho command Of BrigadIcr General Thomas
A Siaplos A procession was formed IN the fol.
lowing order Chief Marshal, Committee Of Ar
rsngcmeuis, S-le,tmcn of Lowell, President and
suite Ladies Judges Of the Police Court, School
Committee, CiylI Officers of Lowell and vicinity,
Cnyalcadc Citizens on foo four dctp.The whole
under the guidance Of Man hpls Tn arriving ut
the Hotel, the procession passed IN review, the
President Standing on n raised platform, and the
Pos IN g brigade Band" who were stationed OPP
loste, playing Iavorlte airs,
have seldom, If ever, seen handsonier process
SION. Arches ofeycrgreens were ih,own over the
bridges and streets through which il passed Flags
were displayed on the public buildings, and the
crowds of well dressed people from the ncIg hborng
towns ho were attracted 10 Lowell to get look
nj the General, and witness the pageant added
vastly to the interest of tie occasion by their ami,
ma,cd movements and Joyous expressions Lowell
never snw so busy day. II was all hustle from
morning until night. might say, with truth, long
al'cr. ! nc Fdct0rY ans numbered about 2J5O.
Thy werc divided INTO companies and were precc-
ded by banners designating TO what Factory they
belonged They were neatly dressed in white
GRIZZLIES Of colorcd rib IN T. They wore no bonnets
but were protected from the Sun by porasos Some
oil the companies were adorned with lace caps
The girls Of III Appleton Company Wore black
'ibbhnes, in respect to the memory of the late f.
ben Appleton, Esq The President expressed his
on1 ntll7l delight at their appearance, AID Maio,
Downing was completely smashed Depend upon
| II, he don, Tor
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ie he H}f'o, oftlc v y Conriet 0ssd E7gv,er

9o N EIt'0' o'tE = Contief 0fsd E59VVer.
Bavssets, Tuesday. "a , y.
l'hr yl>ltof the y .ke of O leans to En- ,!a,d AZ
ter iiayng been asrfb ID 20 variety OF ucomna,i-
bie political motives. mas nj langth been opucd To
dcal'e onthc part OF his father and his fathers go
trruoen, 90 cure him of certain leaning tow ards
that l"vens spirit Of eqnalty wlsc1, i,nos so tr :
yalcn ~ France. I, is NEEDLESS to saw Il IT the
sorry ri a daei i,e,wccn His Royal H,cI,n. and
one q nc young scons of the B1u,parte fanny
IS totally destitute ffoundlilon, and i, is probable
that the alleged rcncontre between young nura,
! and General Narbo, has ils origin in a sourca moi
more authentic than BE olhcr
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NOTICE.

NOllCE.
No a Wheclwright and Turner, who is mae
ter OF his trade, industrious, attentive. soLe,
ana OF good moral character, situation can l.,
nou about IA miles above Lynchburg, where # h.
I E"n snug estate can be made in few years.
Inquire I g, Of the Editors of The virgnian
w5wif
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DlGGES' OFFICE,
o.,; Lynehburg, July IL, 1883.
'''" ing OF Inc va. Petersburg Lottery, class No
2, for 1883
50 A % I3 10 II Q Q, IA
opservc the splendid Scheme to he draw, IN Il, .
Solh OF July next-Tickets and shares mav nc nc
DlGGES' OFFICE.
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. cart BACH we are IA ich sratihc to sat.
that a"cn,nts have been received by tbs Honora.
bic l!ndsans Bay Company, ofthe safe and pos
pcro'rs progress Copt Back and his adventurous
band ofhc' Or companions, VINO reached s;au,r ST,
Mary Oh tha ! Iii Of May, in perfect h'4llh md
wtaout cypericncins any accident q, y passed,
ahog tie 18Th 10y, Nicih.?oio,, Ga ling pos
81 t4n H4s"a Bay Company oa he sr'h sid,
otlnke Snp.uor,j having u,ton 'liShed q JOIN ley
o. .oo1 'nl e5 IN tue shor, space el eddy.
.Ml ua-