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SENATE CHAMBER. Jan n.

= SENNTE OHAMBER, Jan 10, 1888.
lIeSSTS. Gales q SedtOn The public will have
published in the Globe and other papers, some very
unusual proceedings by the Legislature OF New Hamp.
shire ''f
These proceedings would cause me very little main
were II not for the regret and may add notification
winch FEEL in seeing the majority Of Legislature of so
respectable State promptly adopting courses thus extra
ordinary and violent, which dictated TO them doubt
less from another quarter.
In the meeting of my political friends + have given
pledges which trust they believe me all times ready
to fulfil Political opponents do not usually ask or re-
ceve pledges.
think nothing more incumbent on me on this occasion
than 10 request the publication of he following letter
am, gentem"" Iectlully, Sc
SAMUEL BELL.
/. January A. 1888.
IT.: You will probably
of the proceedings OF
dice you now hold in
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Plaintiff,

James Powers, Policy Powers Nancy Herman and
Peggy Crutchfed, aud Edward W. Sims administrator Of
Peter Slayden, deceased, Defendants
The defendants, James Powers, Policy Powers and
Nancy Herman, not having entered their and
given security according TO tie OF Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they not inhabitants of this country il is
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next April term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; ard that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some paper published in The city of
Richmond for two months excessively and posted at the
front door OF The court house OF This county.
copy-Tcsle. X ELDRIDGE, C. c. s. c.
Jannlry II rs wSws
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En- CHANCERY-yIRotNiA;- rules held in tho
clerks office OF the county court OF Buckingham ON
Monday the third day of December, 1882;
Zane Pryor, Plaintiff.
against
Langston s. Pryor. Banister s. Pryor, Zach. b. Pryor
VIM. S. Pryor. John c. Pryor. Nicholas b. Pryor, chill.
den and heirs Of David Pryor. Decd and John Randolph
Jefferson aud Monroe Johnson, OF Mickey Johnson
deed, whowas daughter of the said David Pryor. dec
m Defendants.
The defendants Zach. b. Pryor, John c. Pryor, Ncho.
las d. Pryor. John Randolph Jefferson and Monroe John
son, having entered their appearance and given Sc
cury according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this court aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this coun,ry is ordered that
the said absent defendants DO appear here on the first ay
OF May term next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door of the
court house of this county copy. Teste
R0LFE LLDRIDGE, G. b. C.
Dec. 10. 65Sws,y
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NoTTl,cE-Io an PsJ.ons We hired 60 Or enc

NOTlCE.-To all persons who hired Negroes or rent
ed Lands Of Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer Of Cumberland
of the present year, which life estate 70 her. from the
VIII Of Daniel Guerrant decd, cautioned 10 pay no
hire or rent TO Mrs Spencers estate since the time of her
death, which took place the 18th Of July, lS32as the
other proportion Is by law for the benefit Of the legal Lee
gatees Of the deceased also give notice TO the gent
Of Mrs Spencer (wbo understand TO be Mr. John Cresp)
TO comply with this the law directs and earnestly re-
quest that those who hire rent will deliver the ne
purpose Of division, with clothing, hats blankets &C
to my brother Thomas r. Gueraut who is authorised TO
receive, adjust, and receipt for
PETER D. GUERRANT,
Exor and Legaee Of The estate Of Dan Guerrant decd
December D. 72-y4w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--By virtue
OF deed Of executed to the subscriber bear
ing date the 20 August 1919, aud duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of Louisa county court for certain purposes
therein mentioned, shall expose 10 public SALE Tor cash
Friday the sh day Of February next if fair If not the
next fair day. SUNDAY excepted the premises at Ell
lisve, in the county Of Louisa, certain lot or parcel
Of Land (and the nprovements.tcreon) lying situate
and being al Ellisyie, containing by estimation ct
acres, be The less. There very va1ua-
bic manufacturing aud gdst mill on the lot: this mill is
situated IN fine wheat country nine miles north Of ou
Courthouse, fourteen fifteen miles South of Orange
Court house, and about 40 miles from Fredercksburg2
The title to the above property is believed to be ndispus
bic, but, acting trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested in INC by said trust deed
NATHANIEL MILLS, Trustee
Ellisvile, Jan. 9. 7s-w2t
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NOTICE.B Being DESTROYS Of settling my adminsira-
~ ton Of the estate Of Mrs Eaphania Claiborne de-
ceased, late OF King William county, all persons having
claims against my interstate requested to bring them
forward duly established as speedily as possible
CORBIN BRAXTON.
admir-. OF Eaphania Claiborne, deed.
King William, Dec. b. 6s-w8m
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Plaintiffs.

WIN. a. Abraham, TheoIoric Abraham Administrators
Of Jacob l.. Abral am, decd with he will annexed Jesse
deceased, Defendants.
The defendant William A. Abraham, not having enter
ed his appearances and given security according The Act
of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il
by satisfactory evidence that he abb ant OF this
Country; IS ordered, That the id absent de- PENDANT do
appear here on the first day OF the pr term, and
answer the bill OF the pain; and that copy of lhs Or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IL,
the City OF Richmond, for two months successveiv and
posted at the front door OF lhe courthouse Of This county
Copy -lesie, ROLFE ELDRlDGE, &. c.
Jan. 10 7g-wSy
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MIR. LEONARD BOSHER-sir: A. Won are mo-

NER LEONARD BOSHER-sir: As YOU are not an
I'VE nhabitan Of the State of Virginia you will please
take notice, that shall by my Attorney, proceed take
the deposition of VIM S. Gauding and others, at the
Clerks Office OF Cumberland county, Tuesday the
10Th day OF March next between the hours of 10 o'clock
nthe forenoon, and o'clock in the afternoon Of the
day. and shall continue from day 10 day. until all the depo-
s0ns are takento he read evidence in suit in Chan
cery depending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county of Cumberland, wherein
am plaintiff and you delendan-when and where you
January 10. 7J-wdW#
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WNARE ROOM Of Cabinet Furniture Mahogany
Wv Chairs and SCfds.- From Tie imperfect manner
in which Cabinet Furniture formerly ctured
in this city, or perhaps from prejudice against the
chancs Of our town. and in favor of those of the
Northern cities citizens of wealth aud have fall
len into the habit oil sending those cities for all costly
aud elegant articles of furniture. Thus has the fashion,
become IN some degree established, perhaps without
sufficient cause; but the subscriber has determined that
Tor he future, there shall be necessity Tor this resort
10 the North.
He has provided himself with the best workmen and
materials of every description from New York and else
where and assures the public that he will furnish
from his own work shop every article in his line of bust
of good quality and in fashionable style as can
be supplied in this country (he will every thing
such rounddoo Side Boards ith marble and mahoga
NY tops. Tyre aud column front pier tables, card tables
mahogany chairs, English, French aud Gothic patterns
sofas, arch, straight and Grecan hacks, with flat and
round double scroll and Tyre arms centre tables with mar
bic and mahogany tops ladies' work stands and tables Of
all sorts-in short furniture TO suit all who willing TO
pay good price for good article.
He socits the public to call and examine for themselves
either at his mandatory in Manchester, or at his Ware
room on lain ST. doors below the Virginia Banks in
th' city where all orders will be gratefully received and
promptly attended TO.
He will in short time be prepared 10 make mahogany
DOORS To- finishing houses in the elegant
Jan D. l73-w4w JOHN TURPIN.
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~ ClANCEkl-NI RGINIA.-At rules holden ia
n the Clerks Oce OF the circuit superior OF law
and cha"cefy Tor the county OF Buckingham, the I'd day
OF December, 1882:
Thomas Biniord, Plaintiff
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HIN RY-V1RGINIA.-Ata Superior Court
81 OF Chancery held at the Capitol in the City.of Rich
mond, on Wednesday, 18th January, 1881
Archibald Hatcher, Phf
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NOTICE.-The real estate Of John NJ Price at Louisa
Court House. having been advertised several Tines
and not being sold owing of the proper obsery-
ance OF the terms Of the deeds Of trust this is TO the
public that the sale advertised TO be the 18th February
next will certainly be made without any kind Of reserve
Jan. 10. r75-w4w1 THE TRUSTEES
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TEyO THoS. PATERSON & SARAHS PATTESON:
81 Take notice shall proceed T. take the deposition of
William Anderson, at Fasburg Mills, 9Th day of ne xt
month, TO be read evidence against you your in
the Superior Court of Law Tor the county OF Buckingham.
shall adjourn from day to day till this is effected.
C. a. OFT.
JanuarYI2 76--wIMs
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NEW YORK.

Gov Marcy takes not CO in his message (Which is
very good onr) OF the $. Z. Ordinance, OF
which, he expresses regret lie makes alu ion to the
Proclamation OF the IaIir glad TO sec, he dis
uncily recommends ateduc ion.
SHUT shall be unmindiu of the just and generous
Character oil our constituents II in expressing what be-
levc TO be their sentiments did the same time
discaim Tor New York all desire 10 aggrandze herself
The expenses ol her sister States pervert local pu.
poses sys en- OF govc intended for the common
benefit OF all She chcrshes the uni, of these States.
She Knows what II cost She estimates, highly as any
other member, its value both the benefit IL
cohiers and the evils aver,S; aud is be doubted
mat she would make any sacrifice which would be con
sdcred reasonable to preserve Though its destruction
would not c,riainy he calSmious her than to
others, yet oul adhere longer exceed her
~ great and generous efforts to sustain it, Without il she
might be prosperous; but her highest prosperity would he
embttered by regrets OF the blessings TO
herself her associates, and the world With it, there
policy That would be long pursued by people vruous
and ightened those OF the United States under which
she could tail TO be important and furnishing common
wealth. ", therefor, the operation OF existing laws be
adverse Ia these views, am persuaded New York will
consent To such mo cat OF them will remove all
just grouni OF ant, and ajrd substantial relief In
every cal g,iev4uce."
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January IL.

EN- CHANCERY. --NIRGIN1A.--At Rules holden ia
81 the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior ou OF
Law and Chancery Tor tic County OF Buckingham, the
7Ih day OF January, 1888
Samuel Ford s Co. Plaintiffs
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lUIIl, ISOE.
David Eaitray, Plaintiff
against
illiam Lewis ard Richard W atkins, defendants.
he defendant, William Lewis, having entered his
appearance, and given security according the act of As.
semby aud the rules Of this court and appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the court, that he is nhabi ant OF this
commonwealth, on tie molten OF The plaintiff by his
toiney, is ordered, that the said William Lewis do an
pear here on The first day Of the next OF tbs court
aud answer The bill OF tie plaintiff and give security for
performing such decree the may make herein
and hat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, published in the city OF Richmond, for two
months successfully, aud posted at the front door OF the
court house of this county.
Copy. Teste. r. +. GRAVES. ID. C.
december 70 6S-wSw
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January 10.

SLAVES FOR SALE.--ln pursuance of a decree of
~ the County Court OF Caroline, the Undersigned Com
missoncrs named therein, viii, the Monday in
February next Ohat being Caroline County Court dy
at the Bowling Green, SELL TO the highest bidder upon
credit OF twelve months eight Slaves of the OF Rich
ard TaiiaIerro, decd. JAMES b. THORN ON
i. DICKINSON.
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Dec. ID.
HIN CHANCERY -YIRoaNIA.-In Anne ia G, unity

n CHANCERY -yIRoINIA.-ln Anle ia &, UNITY
a. Court, November 22d, 1882
kyiand Miller, Clement Cruie and Sally his " ife for
merly Sally Miller, Daney p. Miller, nv b. Miller.
Martha Nj. Miller, Anderson Miller, Charlton Miller and.
Armisiead Miller the six last OF nants who,
sue by Ryland Miller, their friend Virginia NJ wo-.
mack, Ju'iih w. Womacks and Nathan woma,k inisnts
children OF Charles Wonack and Elizabeth Wouack de-
ceased, formerly Elizabeth Miller who sue by the sa,g
charles Womack, their father, and friend all oil
whom are heirs OF Dabuey Aer, dec, late OF Amesa
county, Companants,.
against
Mary Miller, widow and relict of Dabney Miller de =
ceased, John Webster, sheriff of Amelia and as such ada
mnistraior, with the will annexed OF Dahney Miller es
ceased, William Miller, Thomas Miller, and Virginia.
Miller children OF William Miller and late of Tennessee
Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by their coun. e and fled
thSr bill; and the defendants, William Miller, Thomas
Miller, aud Virginia Miller, having entered their ap
pearance, and given security according the of AS
semiy, and rules OF this court aud appearing the sa-
sacion OF this that they iDbs btants this
coInmonwea'th motion OF the plaintiffs 10y their coun-
sell II IS ordered tina the said defendants do appear here
on The lih Thursday in February text and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs Otherwise the will take the same
Tor confessed, and decree accordingly: and that copy
OF tins order be forthwith inserted some newspaper
published in The city OF Richmond for two months sue
cessvely aud posted the of the court house
oil MS county, on NO successive court days
Copy Tesie, JOHN T. LEIGH. c. A. C.
Decehber H. t3-wSw
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The engrosed bill 10 establish the bank OF North Csto-
lima, read the second me and on Mr. Outlaws motion,
was indefinitely postponed, 62 to as.
The resolution deprecatng the resort TO force either
resolutions requesting the State OF South Carolina to
pend the operation OF the Ordinance OF their
were not adopted by the House OF Commons.
Modification PROSTATE IN .qlaban,a-The Mobile
Register OF the 18th nst says "By the steam boat Tom,
we have advices from Iuscaloosa the I'd inst The
solutions OF MIR 0rnond the Tariff and Modification,
which had been under discus ion Tor about week have
been finally acted by the House OF H. sentaves
he vote taken the 81 ins separately each
solution, aud carried by heimng maj ority the
dissenting votes vary lug from IL IL only Thus have
TIE Vaunngs OF the Nulliers been crushed, aud their
hopes OF attaching Alabama the of sunion fo ever
blasted, by the intelligent, pauoc aud decisive action OF
the popular branch at the Legislature. The vote the
Senate will be equally decisive"
We notice by the Mobile Register of the 10Th ul that
very large aud respectable meeting Of its citizens took
place on the previous day the object OF which was TO
take into consideration the ubjecI OF the Presidents Pro-
cidination-Ihe meeting attended without distinction
OF partyWe extract the two following resolutions they
being the most prominent past
HcSofred, unanimously, That contemplate with
deep concern and decided disapprobaon the attitude
suned by the State OF South Carolina ards the constu
uona authorities Of the Governments that earnestly
INVOKE her citizens while yet ii is not too late TO respect
the wishes OF their fellow citizens in other States
common interest with themselves, and yield some
hng TO the honor and prosperity OF country
we enreat them not 10 compel collision, which will
ns our national character abroad, and destroy tran
qullity at home. We them that in our mere deli
berate estimation their true glory and lust bride will he
practical Modification than in adhering tenaciousy to
measures adopted amid the heat and the haste of political
excitement
ReSOiUed, unanimously, That the government of the
United States may rely with confidence undivided
support in its determination execute the laws and pre-
serve the Union by all constitutional means"
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HN CHANCERY VIRGrN1A.-ln Powhstan Circuit
Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery, September the
10Th, 1892:
David kattray, Plaintiff,
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The TIvERToN MURDER Tho Fall
River Monitor Of Saturday last, saws
=" We do not perceive that the excite
mcnt has nbatcd in the least in this vicin-
ity. Nor will this appear strange to any
when they arc informed, that the prevail
ing opinion among the citizens ofthis and
the adjoining towns, is that a most inhu-
man and barbarous murder has been com
mitted by some one, the opinion of JUS
tice Howe to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. II is the wish Of the citizens hero
to ascertain ifpossible, who ibas commit
ted the atrocious deed, and it is equally
their wish that the innocent should be
acquitted. Both Of these objects thew
hope yet to accomplish.
Several meetings of the [ itizen. Of this
village have been held on this subject. nj
some of which 8 or GOO persons were
present, and on no occasion have we seen
greater unanimity. There seems 10 be
hut ono opinion, but one voice on tho
subjcct,-and that is to pcrsevere in fer-
reting out this diabolical transaction.
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LEGISLATURE OF PExNsYLvAnrA---On
thursday, there were two ballots taken
Tor y. States Senator, which resulted IN
no choicc.-The Convention adjourned
until Tuesday, the 10 tn of February.
On the second ballot Mr.. Rush had a.
NJ M'kean 39-Seargeant l9---MuhIenbcrg
26--Richards I,
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ITO be continued.

@ AT the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Warren Insurance
Company, holden on'Monday, Jan. 18th,
the following named gentlemen were cho-
sen Directors for the year ensuing, viz {:
james Maxwell, William Carr, N. M.
Wheaton. Joseph Smith, Jr. William
Collins, Paschal Allen, ShubeI P. Child.
John Stockford and james Driscol.-At
subsequent meeting of the Directors, S.
4. CHILD, Esq. was reelected President
and Paschal Allen. Secretary.
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FALL RIvER.-The amour! ofshipping
owned in this town is 3488 tons.
The number of arrivals at the port of
Fall River during the year ending the
Ist of January, 1888, is 384.
ships brigs and 6 schooners were
from foreign ports. s
1000 tons of coal have been imported
to this place from Nova Scotia.-2l 900
tons of coal have been brought here
from other states.
5000 bales of cotton, estimated to weigh
100000 lbs have been shipped to this
place during the past year for the several
m anufa ctoring establishment there.
100000 lbs. of woll have been received
here during the same time for the woolen
manufactures.
3,s26 900 feet Of lumber of different
kinds, with 1000 tons Of iron, have been
shipped to this port during the year end
ing on the lst inst -.Nonitor.
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G. That al editors Of papers ane OF :
eS PublicstssA6 t..,lSl:a SH ioA.. y
who are friendly to the cause Of temper
ancs be, and they hereby are, respectful
ly requested TO inseNthe foregoing reso-
lutions in their several publications and
in such other ways as they may deem suit
able, to use their influence to promote
the object of the proposed Convention,--
uair1sai abstinence from the use Of Grdeat
spirit.
SAMUEL HUBBARD,
Pres. .4m. TEN. Soc.
JOHN TAPPAN, }
UEMAN LINCOLN,
Doc. IL, 1882.
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For Governor
LIE MCKEL M.ARNOLD
of Providence,
For Lieutenant Governor
JOSEPH CHlLDSs
Of Dnrfamnnih


Senator'S.
SrErHEN STEEnE, .Snithfeld.
2 HEzEKIAH BoswoRTH, Warren
3 BENJAMIN SMITH, North kingstomn.
A STEPHEN p. CORNELL, Portsmouth.
s SAMUEL w. KING, Johnston.
6 WAGER WEEpEN, South Kingstown.
Thomas WuIrPLE, Coventry.
8 DUTEE ARNOLD, Warwick.
8 ETHAN FosTER, Hopkinton.
10 WILLIAM SMITH, Scituate.
Henry Bo,cen, Secretary.
.4lJert c. Greene, Attorney General.
John Steywe, Treasurer.
While organizing the convention, ,(says
the Journal, several gentlemen were in
xited to take seats as members thereof,
and among others the Hon. JAMES d.
WOLF, Of Bristol. Mr.. D'Wolf rose and
said g / thank you, gentlemen, for the
poiteness shown me but cannot take
a seat in the convention. ] am with you
gentlemen, Us respects the administration
ofthe General Government. That ad-
ministration having abandoned the great
interests of the nation, and abandoned the
great interests Of the nation, and particu-
larly Of this portion Of the country, / aban
don them, and am no longer with them.
! am with you gcntlemon.' MIR. D'Wolf
was warmly cheered by the spectators.
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New ORLEANS. Extracts Of a letter
from New Orleans, dated 18th Dec:
There were about two hundred slaves rs
sembled last Saturday night in a hall
armed with implements Of war They
anticipate general insurrection in South
Carolina, and they want to be ready to
DIN them. / understand ttat about eigh-
" have been arrested. expect we shall
be subjects of Martial Law"
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NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN, SATURDAY. JAN. 19.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.

A state Convention Of Delegates was
holden at the State House, in Providence,
on Wednesday evening, Jan. l6, for the
purpose cofnominating suitable candidates
to be supported by the freemen at the en-
suing election for General Officers. Jo-
sEPn l.. TiLLiNGnAsr, ESQ. was called
TO the Chair, ond LEVI Halle and C..
L. ROBBINS, Esquires, appointed Sccre-
taries. The following gentlemen were
unanimously nominated.
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MELANCHOLY. The sloop Collector,
WIN. Walden, master, sailed from this
place, with lime and afdeck load of hoop
poles, for Newport, on Friday morning
between and 9 O'Clock, with strong
northerly wind, & about I o'clock, Co
nanicot bearing. S. w. distant J mile
was capsized and sunk. The sloop Al
bany, Capt Ash, was in sight at the time
and her boat was Immediately lowered
aud sent to their assistance, but they had
all perished before they could reach the
unfortunate sufferers, except one young
man, who sunk, when the boat was with
n a few wards of him. The crew Of the
Collector, consisted Of Capt Walden,
and boy, named James Bliyen, both OF
Newport, and 3 passengers Prop. Jour.
One of the Passengers above spoken
Of supposed 10 have been on lrishman,
was found Iashed in the rigging on Satur-
day. about 6 feet below the surface oftbe
water. Re was brought to this town
delivered up 10 hiA conpirymcn md in
tend Suadhy. .Nf~rc'4 R'tschrIn.