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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

EOk SsLG OF FNsHASGE.-A Piano Forte.
quite with the pa grand action made ~ NUNS
Clarke hose aud Nl be in part neni.
fair value. Add. rss W. G., lbs office. aus.iws
GOLD ANp BULLION oEtICs' Nos WALL
NJ street, doors from pcaIL-TlIDMAS BARNARD
dealr IN Bullion continues e. Give the highest price for
Soveregns Donlloops. Bark pf ENGLAND Notes. rncurren
Nocs SC Mo on bard srd constantly kept Tor fine gold
rolled Silver aud isspcrtd Plated Metal.
Gold and silver melted AMI assays made aui5.lms
DCMP BouTS--PINP B.tOp>--pUus
Il BOOrS--S WALKER, go Canal street, have the
hau'ornes article OF Pump boots f,r twenty shur 81
fered ~ this city. They truly e~gsu and anlv twenty
shlings per pair Call al go Canal Canal he ~ soe
from Greenwich Don't mistake the nui-bf 80
They have also splendid o psntlemen light
Pumps and SHOES reduced priers Also. elegant
ladies chren Boot and Sas ~
scripon, which will b. sold INV that object
the price. Don't mistake the nunher-tisG0.
rT Country merchants supplied by the paesag or dozen.
jy2--ims
| A CsnD.-3R JACKSON has added I" as PatenlSe
n g.table Medcsied vsfor Bah Esiat s-n go Bow.
gtncely furnished apartments AMI board with "a. h-,
~ NURSES provided inVajs who wish put
selves under his medical al hs Mccaicd Napouf
Baths. ct-''
A CAy<D no ..en PUBEIS.-wM HILLS ~
"A itable style of Hair Cutting No ~ Pearl st. IN
Dor fear =. wrong mprssspr the public abor uncr
the sacribsr respectfully them he belonged
the combination OF Hair dres~ers shaving IA
its-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

QILLIAHUs AVA Prov ED.-t'ertenea wishing
- 10 play abisris, purchase tables invited call
2s or 20 Broadway aext dsor above Wall the Sou
tbern Coffee Room. where there tables room and
try the patent Indian Ruhh.r cushions, conpo
s,n csmeated beds, with iron eagle fra aes,
hles will be foSnd the largest and best
offered IL the public i-se wish pur
chase al short notice. they be packed days
lice.
NJ B. Orders fer any thing In 'ss line, with good
references, to BASSFoHD, 26 Broadway, will receive
afteatoA. nIou
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-21
Ffom me Na,lonal InlsIIiRaneer.

From the National Inlslligsneer.
Our readers may remember ihs, 70
considered The paper purporling 10 be The
Farewell Address Of the late President oil
the United States as hardly being a leg
innate sobieci for criticism. bui rathersn'
titled, as the closing scene Of The Gene
rails life, TO lorbearsnce, &c. THIS OPT
mon we have not changed. so Tar as The
Generals responsibility Cor the Address
ID concerned Considered, however, as
The produrtion Of other minds. which be
has only signed, |, presents itself 10 . d.
ierenl point Of view. IL this light The
matter 10 plsced in an article in the last
number Of The Nav York Evening S.ar'
under the signature OF II. M. b. u. d.
breckenridge. gentleman with whose
character and talent our readers ere vel
scquaiu,sd. After numerically ridieuI'
ing the thought Of the late President
initiating or liking himself TO Washing
ton. in This matter Of the Farewell A0'
dress, Mr.. b. lets rs into the following
piece of secre. history. for a continuation
Of which no one probably is possessed I"
more ample materials Than he:
The Farewell Address 10 in all Pm
liability. The production % some such 10
lhrr ofhis country as Amos Kendall, WIN
jus, suflicien, spice Of Jscksunlstl 10
give il perisembianes Ikno,O soBlethms
about faese farepeR addresses. hsviFs
written two ofihem for him. The mr.
Of lhase was on the occasion Of bis u"
ng leave Of his command in The sri''
The only part Of i, which was hls, ~
an uncou,h imemorsndum. cnntaln''F
sode illiberal and ungen,lsmanly Esf''
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

FennsytC0nn.-lh hls great State also held her elec- ton last week for Members ofthe Legislature. There has been great whg gain of members from last year, but not enough we fear to change its political com p'exion. In Philadelphia city the whigs succeeded by upwards of 2OO and in the county the tory major ity of 1900 sreduced to between and 3O0 As great changes have taken place in some other counties fa- vorabe to the whigs. In the small county of Colun,- bia for instance, where last November the tories suc- ceeded by lo79 majority, and electing only one mer- Der to the legislature, the whgs have now small ma jority letter is published in the N Y Enquirer of Saturday last, giving details, and the following table is annexed members elected, and the gain and loss:-
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
NOTICE.

DY order of inc Court of Probate for the D District of sharon, inc subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on inc 4th day of De- cember, 1887, sale 10 commence at ? o'clock in the afternoon, (unlcss sold at private saIe previous 10 that day.) so much of. tho Real Estate of ELlPHALET MARTIN, late of sharon, in said district, deceased, as will raise the sum of eight hundred forty -one dollars and fifty five cents. The sale, if public, will be made at the late dwelling house ofthe deceased, in Sharon. EUNTcE MARTIN, Erectltrir.
 Sharon, Oct. l6, 1887. +20
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

The lasi Register contains m article headed T,cb- He'a aernocrncy triumphant and anothrr beginning "',h Oid Suiord democracy has done nsbly.' which articles VIC suppose were given by way of proving tho assertions of tho tory editors that the late town oIoc tions were deemed of sort of conseouonce ,o ,bor party! Hthey can exult thus over their succoss ;o towns wlichthe carried last spring, what ,vord ,I
 not have done # they had been sncccssful v,, ,hoy for tho first time ?-N Hluen Palladiun. ''' '''e''
 We are informed that most dsqraceful ou,roce was perpetrated on the afternoon of Wednesday last upon the church and congregation of Mr. Granger of Mcriden. while Mir. Ludlow,sof this city was deliver ing an address or sermon in some way connected with the subject of slavery. The windows cf tho church were broken, ard rotten eggs thrown into te pulpit and upon the clergymen aud the congregation, and personal violence in some other mode offered to Ee speakers. We understand that some arrests have been made and tEat the siprcnncv of the laws is in fair way of being cnForced.-N EEdUen Palladium.
 Grsus Danh Robher faLen-T'hc great Bank Robber wlio with forged check on Baltimore house drew 1000 from the Charleston City Bank, has been talk en at Baltimore, hv constable Jnckson of that city,
 The reward ot $500O a tremendous lure for the vigilance of the police frcm Maine to Georgia, and elsewhere. No less than $la,CO0 were found on the person of the thef.-Errress.
 or $50 emigrants arrived at New Orleans direct from France, nearly half, 1t is said, perished by yellow fever few days after. a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Li,chfel9 County 1em- perance Society will be holden in the Methodist Epis Tuesday in October, at 10 o'clock A. M It is very desirable that every society in the county should be represented at this meeting, much important busi- ness will be done. At the last county meeting in Nor folk, the following resolution adopted in the mor ming .r>
 Resolped, That at all future meetings of this soce. y, immediately after the public addresses, the tempe rance pledges both old and new be circulated through the congregation for signatures. s
 In obedience to the above resolution, the pledges circulated at the close of the very able Bible ad- dress delivered on the occasion, and five signatures obtained to tho old pledge, and fftynine to the new. a,-ss .,-,
 Will the friends of Temperance attend the meeting in Goshen? H. BALDWIN Assist Sec'y. :.
 Washington, Oct. 18th, 1887. .s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

LATER.-By later returns than the above, we learn that in consequence of the Wings losing Washington county (the only county where they have not held their own) there will be Van Buren majority in the House of four five, but whig majority of in the Senate. The aggregate vUc in the different ties is said to show majority for the whg candidates So that on the whole, we can say, JFeldone Penn syluaaiai" gsssr
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19


 Georgia.-We last week gave returns from above half the counties in this State, which showed that Mfr Gimer, the whig candidate for Governor, was some thousands ahead, but apprehended that the more re- mote counties bordering upon the Creek and Chero- kee country-would very mat teHally reduce the ma jorty. It is returns received from SC out of the 9l counties of which the State is composed and Gimer is only about 1000 ahead of Gov. SchIey It is thought, nevertheless that GiImer will Dc chosen by from to 800 majority. Last year, Schley was elected by near 5000 majority. Notwithstanding a whg Governor will be chosen, it s stated that the lc- gslature will be Van Bwen by from 20 to 2J majority, such is the arrangement by countes--the whgs hay ing large maortes in their counties, and the Van Bu- renites small in theirs. -.t
 Ohio.-EIection for members of the legislature was held last Tuesday. We have returns from only Gin cpnati, and one or two places in the neighborhood-- These returns are favorable but of course nothing m dicatiye of the result throughout the state. Maiac.--The Augusta tMe9 Age, which has here tofore stoutly denied that the Wings would have the ascendancy in the legislature of tlis state now that the elections in New-Jerscy and Pennsylvania are over admits ile fact and says t IS rObqbie they will have majority in joint ballot-consequeutly will have the appointment of the Secretary and Treasurer of the state, 6Sc. It viii next admit that Kent whig) s chosen Governor by the people. -t
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
RlO&Ts

IN the month of April last, q Bundle of Pa. A pers, rolled up in newspaper, and tied round with a rcd tape. Whoever will return them fo the subscriber shall he generously rewarded. e PHINE1AS MINER.
 .TitcLFe4 Oef 5 Ia31 *I6
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

lT Rev. James D. Chapman, having accepted a call to the pastoral charge of the Congregational Church and Society in Wolcott, is to be ordained Wednesday the 25th of October. It is expected that the Rev. MT. Sawyer, of the North Congregational Church in New-Haven, will preach on the occasion.
 October B. a'si s"t5
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

ilNHE proprietor will make use of no Greek -A or Latin words to express it's good quail ties, rather preferring plain English neither will he give it r-brought name. The Stove derives its name especially from its particu- lar construction. Neither would the proprie- tor affix to this notice the certificates of oth- CTS, though often advised thereto by those who have them in use, and have proved them. Rather would he invite all to call, previous to purchasing elsewhere, and see and know for themselves, that this stove is to be preferred to any other now in use. Those who take the trouble to call will at once be satisfied, from the accessible fucs about the oven, (,ohich aoiA nerer .GH up,) the simplicity of the Hampers, (nOt liable to get out o order,) the per- feet manner in which it bakes, Consuming Jess fuel than a,y other,) the arrangement for the convenience of boiling, Cfar surpassing that of other stores,) that the Eclipse Stove de- serves place in every family who wishes to procure Il stove. n.
 0J~Different sizes ofthe above stove (price from SIG 10 Ss30) may be seen at
 COLDS FOUNDRY, CORNWALL.
 October 19, 1887. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
NOTICE.

HHE Court of Probate for the District of A Sharon hath limited md allowed sir months from the date hereof for inc creIifoTSsf to the estate of BETSEY F. LEE.
 late ot Salisbury, deceased, to exh;bit the;r claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly aftested. within said time, will be debarred a recove, ry. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 s}s. ELISHA LEE, ErecutOr.
 Salisbury, Oct. 3, 1887. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
NOTICE

THE Court of Probate for the District of A Litchfeld hath assigned the first day of November, 1857, at 10o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate office in LitchfieId, for the ex- animation and settlement of the Trustee ac9 count on the estate of ERAsrUs A. Loan. of said Litchfield, an insOlvent debtor, at which time and place all persons interested will ap. pear, if they sec cause, and be heard thereon.
 ALBERT SEDGwIcK, Trustee.
 LitchfeId, Oct l6, 1887. 2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
THE ELECTIONS.

Returns from the different State IIlnctinns still con tinue favorable to the whg cause. In addition to the States which have already thrown off the adminisra- tion collar, have this week to add that of gallant true-heared NeDJersey, whose election was held last week. Last October in her legislature, the Van Bu- rcnites had majority by which they were enabled to elect their Governor, and all the other officers. and, to maintain their ascendancy, they divided some of the old counties, and made new ones. It is all in vain, however, for the Wings have succeeded in ob- taining the ascendancy in each branch of the egsla- ture, as the annexed table (copied from the N. York Express,) will show. It should be stated. in addition, that the popular vote is also much changed as the legislature :-
 NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS.
 The Wings having swept the field of almost all op- position all we have to do is to record the killed and wounded. There docs not seem to be much of the Administration left. "Ts
 THIS YEAR. LAST YEAR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
MARRIED.

In Wayerly, Illinois, Sept 26h, Asa Eastman, Esq. c Miss Susan Tanner, daughter of Mr. Joseph A. Tanner, formerly of Warren, Ct.
 In Hartford MT. Phillip Ripley, Esq. to Miss Pene- ope daughter of Amos Ransom, Esq, all of this city; MT: Hezekah Conant, to Miss Nancy Patten, of Glas- tenburv.
 In Granby, David Latham, Esq. 10 Miss Elizabeth Phelps. daughter of Col. Isaac Phelps.
 In Hitchcocksville MT. Lyman Rockwell, to Miss Lucy Burrows both of Barkhamsted; Mir Willis Marsh of Cleavelnnd, Ohio, to Miss Eunice Banning, daughter of Mr. Sterling Banning, of West Har,land
 DIED,
 In this village, the 14th inst Mir. Nicholas Ro- lang, aged s years.
 In this town the 18th inst MT. John l. Gat:a, a. ged e6 years. " '~ In Salisbury, the 25th ult of cancer, Widow Bet | sey F. Lee, aged 5l years I In Bridgeport, Capt. Thaddeus Hubbell, aged 69. | In New Milford, Abiiah Treat, Esq aged 76. In Hartford, Mrs. Helen Andrus wife of Mr. silas Andrus, aged 4s; Mir Hooker, Clark, aged 46; MT Josiah H. Bowles, printer, aged 27; Mrs. Hannah Johnson, wife of the late Shadrach Johnson aged 7l years; Miss Sarah Jackson, aged P. adopted daugh ter of Rev. Henry Jackson; MT. William Benham ! aged 6l years. ss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
Drugs and Medicines,
 E0esSssts, O5Ls, TTisses, Ac.
AT WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL. -
,. c. BE OK WITH

N ~VVSVOCe " GvC9 " NAUOOe eve
 AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
 J. c. BECKWHTH
 - nFFERS for sale a complete
 s@ OV assortment ofthe above arti-
 cles in quantities to suit the pur-
 chaser, on as good terms as they
 can be bought within the state, for cash or credit-including an assortment of Bronzes, Gold & Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shellac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, Tamarinds. Maddef, Cochineal, h. digo, America and Russia Isinglass, Spices, Sal-Eratis, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water, supe- rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure Linseed and Sweet OILS; Chlorine, Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bay yberry Tallow.
 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PATIENT MEDICINES, including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's Panacea, Bateman's Drops, Welch Medica- mentum, Thompson's Eye Water, PnLs Of various kinds, &c. &c.
 Also, q complete assortment Of English X American Paints, among which are White and Red Lead, Whi- ting, Chrome Yellow & Green, Prussian Blue No. and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra de Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Black, Sc.
 London Brown Stout Porter; Old Madeira, pure Port, Samos, and other WINES Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum, &c. as medicines.
 T Physicians, Hatters, Painters, &c. SUD- piled on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New-York.
 Litchfela, October, 1887.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFTELI1, OCT'R 10, Iss7.

91- In order to bring the proceednps of Congress down to tho latest dates we have been obliged to omit somc articles intended for to-days paper. There is however very litte other news stirring. It will be seen by tho details that the administration party are not likely fo carry Mir. Van Burens darling subTrea sury Scheme through tho House. It is not quite go docile as the Senate
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

nrREADER! we last week commenced visiting, in friendly way, some of our delinquent palroas-and VIC desire now to give notice that in few days it is our intention to make visit to various towns in this county, tGoshen, Norfolk Canaan, Cornwall Sharon, SccO to see whether all the deposites arc so far re- moved as to be without ourreach. We have con siderable amount of money due us from many differ ent persons, which would be very acceptable abou, these days in enabling us to discharge our debts - Shall we not receive it? Will not all our friends when called upon be ready to discharge their ducs that VIC may go on our way rejoicing?
 Ho"safo"'c Rail Rodd.-At the meeting of the stock holders of this Company last week, at Newtown, we understand the following gentlemen were chosen D- rectors for the ensuing year. to wit :-G Gideon Tomn son. Samuel Simons, Phio ETurd, and Edwin Porter of Bridgeport, Asa Pickett and Anan Hinc of New-Mi ford, Alpheus Fuller of Kent, Peter Bicrce of Corn wall, and Wm. r. Burrall of Canaan
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

which laid ihe bi upon tho table Tho yeas and nayB weEo called up0h the motion 70 reconsider and the vote stood Noes, ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN Ayes, ONE HUNDRED ANDsIx. Another most important vote. So much lor tho NEW AND UNrRIED ExFEDIENr IN THE HoUsR og kEPRRsEErATIvIs. Mir. Ven Buren b ROt General Jackaol, the Senate the HOae of RepFesentativesi Rejoice over this triumph of the popular body. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
DESTRUCTIVE NINE.

New YORK, March 2l.-Ycstcrday afternoon be-
tween three and lour O'Clock, fire broke out in one
of the attic chambers ofhc building OF the American
Academy OF Fine Arts, in Barclay street. When
discovered, the flames were bursting INTO the room
in which Dnbuie's splendid paintings of Adam and
Eve, together with number of Others by the old
masters, were exhibiting. Such was the rapidty
with which the fire extended, that the proprietor,
aided by his son, could only remain in the apartment
long enough TO save the pictures Of Adam and Eve,
which were hastily cut from the francs. Among
those destroyed were the De Witt Family, by Rem
brandt, valued at $4,000 Chriss agony in the Gar
den, by Murlo, valued at 81 200 Judith with the
head otllooiemes, by Guido, valued at s., 900 the
Miraculous Daught of Fishes, by Dominichno, val
ned at .i00. The names of the others could not
ascertain. COuyicr.
Col. Tmmbulls loss, Notwithstanding the prcseva-
ton OF his historical pictures, is very severe. The
large massive frames that had enclosed these magni-
heen productions of arr, all destroyed, besides
great variety Of other property attached 10 his pain
ing room
The third floor, occupied By Mr.. Brett, presented
a perfect magazine of art-whole boxes OF paintings
of great antiquity and valuable drawings were there,
deposited, scarcely any of which were saved. The
loss altogether is estimated at between thirty and
fifty thousand dollars, and some of the paintings
destroyed upon this occasion are said to have been
even above pnce--they never eau be replaced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30
.vEUs' BOOKS,

IA have Just received the following very lntcres
w ing new Publications, viz
Life Of Aaron Burr, by " l.. Davis,
Lie OF Thomas Jefferson, by Geo. Tucker.
Hannah Moofe's Complete Works
Lie Of Hannah Moorr
Cardgc's Fable 'Talh
lHgnnlS Progress, new cd. 30 cents,
Ieltiiodl Gr2m1nar ot the t. States.
bei"frS France, social, literary and political,
stewards Adventures IN capturing Murell,
Giaiar al Barmeki Novel
Religious Opinions of Washngton
Letters to Young Ladies by Mrs. Sgourncy,
Dymond's Essays on the Principles of Morality
Bavles Elem. Treatise on Anatomy
The Manufacturing Districts OF England. Nv Head,
The Percy Anecdotes.
ltebertNon's and Gibbons Rome,
Modern Europe.
History of England, &c. &c.
For sale by MARTIN x LATHAM.
March l6 Is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

for himself and h> Descendants. aud Threatened
his son l,o is general in the Austrian service with
hrs curse il erer he took amy steps to recover me
crown. M
Tur SLAVE TEApT-STocKHoLN, Feb. 3.-lhe
Kim has instructed the minister al foreign affairs,
IN the execution of the treaty between France and
sweden for the abolition of the slave trade, Ia GIVE
for such French ships the French Government
should declare ia be employed cruisers against ,he
slave trade licenses search IN the agreed up
ON IN the trrafx such Swedish aud Norwegian ships
As my be suspected of being engaged ia Thai trade
OF IL BE- f.fA Tor tn purpose 81 carry ~ II on
MARKETS.
ldyrEpoot CoyroS MaREtr. SATURDAYS Feb II
-Sales--2a0o bales without any changes IN prices.
Monday l3ih-Salcs-2.5O0b bales without change
in prices.
Tuesday lith-Sales-l, 900 bales without change
in prices.
LiAlrPooL CorTos MAEKTr. Feb. l7,-our
market continues exceedingly depressed aud some OF
oar holders have not hesiiatod to make large sacrif
rp> IN price TO induce sales OF American descriptions
particularly oil fair to good fan quality OF Orleans
tneW crop) which have been forced oil. III some m
stances n fully 81 per blower Prices OF all Kind,
are yer, unsettled and may be quoted nominaiS ld
to ii under the rates OF week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-30

\ letter from l'ampico, under date OF the lth in
sanI addressed the editors of the New York Courl
a and Enquirer. gives the following particulars at
tending Santa Annals arrival in Mexico:
" At last Santa Auna is amongst MS. lie atri, ed
Al era Cruz the Goth nit. in an American frlgar,
and was received BY the civil and military authorities
with all the honors due the rank 81 General hut no
more. However, hewas enthusiastically wceomtdby,
and received the sorylle embraces of his numerous
trends and partisans, who, IN >pitr OF the mkrwarm-
ness of the partisans OF the present Administration,
Hooked To his residence, and escorted HIM to his
country seat ot Manga de Cla,o. The principal
officers OF Government showed a remarkable GOODNESS
To the prisoner OF Texas. During his short STAY at
Vera Cruz his conduct was very reserved. and he
seemed TO be ldbonng under fear sickness. Pre-
HouSly to leaving Vera Cruz, he despatched an CX-
press 10 the capital who II Is stated the bearer
OF a wtll-written manifesto, in which he tndea, orS
TO sty his conduct since hc left the city of Mexico
ion the army, and exposes plalnl, all the lntrigues
aud Cdlulnines of ms enemies during his cantiyiv
and ms VISIT 10 " ashneton. As a particular favor.
he distributed three or four copies Of this manifesto
to bls friends but as YET none have reached Tam
plco. Tins document Is, no doubt, the asdnt c0t-
raer OF his Interior plans, which viii be- as usual di
gestrd AT Manga de Clayo. and experience has de-
monsraed that Santa Ana knows as well how to play
with his tickle countrymen. be does to fuht cocks
OF which he fond. A little more time
and we shall hear from the celebrated Manga de
Clavo.
" The present Administration has been gaining
ground so much that they the point OF thank
ing Tornc for his distinguished services, especially
an TIC financial branch Of his ministry lie will be
by a staunch Bustlmentmo. The tedc-