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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-10

| House being at that time in great tribnla-
ton from the absence of a quorum. The
usual remedy in such cases, coll OF the
House, was resortcd TO-, and was followed
up with pertinaci'y and sternness not of
ten manifested. The operation consumed
several hours of precious time; punishment
was invoked on the absences; aud mum
Der of members falling unfortunately under
that denomination, were aroused from their
slumbcrs to which they had betaken them.
selves, and were brought, in custody OF the
Sergcant.a at arms, to answer Tor thcir SOM
niferous propcnsiiies Amongst this num-
Der was The Hon. Richard M Johnson,
Vice President elect Of the U. States OF
America. He had fallen asleep like other
men, and like other men he was called on
to answer for his misdemeanor. lie gave
as an excuse for his absence, the desire
which he had felt to withdraw for few
DAVIS from this minor theatre of his glory,
in order for preparing himself for that more
high and pamy state Of earthly existence,
TO which in n few short hours he was to be
elevated. And the House listening to the
soft whispers Of mercy even amidst scene
which, in rude and boisterous turbulence,
was never at Spanish Bull fight, forgave
him for going to sleep, and decided that he
should be excused without the payment OF
his fees. Other gentlemen were not so
fortunate.
After this tempes.uous farce was over,
the House again went into committee, and,
after some time spent therein, rose and re
ported to the House the old Harbour bill
and The bill making appropriations for the
Civil and Diplomatic cxpcnses'of the gov
eminent for the year 1887. And at six o.
clock of this morning, motion for adjourn.
mnni nreYnilcd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-10

'ALL THE TALENTS, The reporter Of
the Baltimore Patriot gives the following
as part Of the speech on the Tariff bill, of
one of the Connecticut Senator's has
come to the top in the present ebullitlon.
Doctor Niles then offered an amendment
for reducing the duty on coal to 81 per ton,
after December next, and to sixty cents per
ton after December following. The learn.
ed Doctor supported his amendment in an
extraordinary speech. He was in favor of
bringing coal down to the minimum price.
It is something, sir. TO take the tax off salt.
Salt, sir, is indispensable to make the food
of man savoury. The poor cannot do
without salt neither can the rich, for that
matter. Nobody can get along without
salt, Bot sir, Mr.. President, salt alone
won't DO! No sir! Fue! is necessary
What would be the use Of salt to the poor,
without fuel to cook their food? There.
fore, sir. they must have fuel! Yes sir !!
And what do now propose? Do you not
see, Mr.. Presidents Docs not Inc honora'
able Senator seq Does not the whole Sen.
ate see ? DOES NOT THE WHOLE
COUNTRY SEE THAT | AM EN-
DEAVORING TO MAKE FUEL
CHEAP WHEN l PROPOSE TO
TAKE THE DUTY OFF COAL?-Mr.
President is coal. say, sir, coal, coal ,
&c. &c.
really cannot aflic, your readers with
| the mum drum and twaddIe this honorable
Senator poured out for an hour or more on
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-10

Mr.. PorNpExrEa. Tho Richmond
Wing publishes letter from Gov. Poin-
dexter, in which he thus describes the ac-
cidenl which came SO near costing him his
life
1t may not DC an,iss o explain to you The
manner in which was led into the mis-,
take of passing through an upper door,
which opened on the brick pavement be
low, without being prot ec'cd by balcony
or gallery. This was new binding, with
which was entirely unacqna!nted, having
never been in it before. | spcn, n short
time with friend who occupied room
in this new part Of the house, and rising 10
retire without guide, | approached the
door through which fell, supposing it to
be the entrance on a gallery. which led to
my own apartment, | opened it, with coofi
dence, in the darkness Of the night, and
was Immediately precipitated distance Of
about twenty feet, breaking the bone Of my
right leg in two places, strainiug my ANGLE
and breaking the bone of the left leg just
above the knee. | am now fast recovering
from these wounds, which al first were
deemed to be beyond the reach Of surgical
aid, and my attending physicians doctors
H"gg aud GrymcSl are of opinion that IN
the course Of a few months, shall be en-.
abled to walk with my usual strength.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The report of Mondays proceedings
were closed at one o'clock, A. NJ, the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

bundle in her crms, and dropping her head as she
dropped her curtesy, exclaimed" have got some
hng here, sir, that want you 10 have something TO
do with"
Mag" WHAT'S il my good woman e. said the
Judge with one Of his benignant smiles, which
must be seen to be understood.
Woman.-A little baby, SIR
Mag.-A baby! don't want to have any thing
to do with your baby. Pm no doctor.
Woman.-lts not my baby, sir; wish il was, and
the beautiful and young creature look
ed the very soul OF love and maternal affection.
Mag.-Who does it belong to, then2
Woman.-An unnatural mother, sir
Mag.-But who is it's father
Woman.-Thars very hard TO say, sir
Mag know--I know--but how came you
Woman-I picked it up behind the paper mill
house in Cherry street. late last night sr-its beau
ful little girl, only three days DID, and il was en-
trely without any thing on its dear little limbs-and
its very cold it was-and its SO sorryl am to see
such dear little love left perish by its parents.
Dear me- dear me - sad genieel looking old
mad dressed in black, u DO so wish was mnemt
taking it home and bedopting it for my daughter"
And then all the ladies crowded round the young
woman and the founding and all declared it was We
ry beautiful and very unnatural to forsake ones own
offspring, and how very wicked II was for people 10
have children and be ashamed TO own them-and
something was said about hen gathering chickens
under her wing and the old maid looked very peck
sh-and all this cut short by the child being
sent to the aims house, and the testimony taken from
the lips of the finder.
A dirty drunkenish looking rowdy reeed up to the
desk, looking very mad and very wrothy
Mag-What do you want, sir
Rowdy-Pm SO mad and excited can't retain my
SELF
Mag-You wont be able to retain your perpendi-
cular long, by the look of you. What's your business
here!
Rowdy-I want to contain a warrant for worth
less woman against striking me, and destroying my
character and my best breeches.
80
you'll 60 over to Brdewell until you get sober.
meanor and interesting countenance, now come for
ward, and thus delivered herself of her burthen
Woman-l want you to see TO my husband, sir.
Mag-See to him! for what!
Woman-He doesn't do his duty by me, sir.
Mag-How do you mean? doesn't he provide for
you?
Woman-Oh, yes sir, he provides for me very well.
Mag.-Has he left youl
Woman-No
Mag.-Does he beat you?
Woman-No.
Mag.-Hasn't left you--doesn't beat you--and
gives you plenty to eat and drink, and takes Of
your children, does he
Woman-All true sir except the children we
havn't had any children.
Mag.-I can't help that-and now what then do
you want me to to him for
Woman-I want you to keep him from loving an
other woman.
Mag.-Pooh that's out Of my jurisdiciion-this
isn't place to make people love one another; we
have nothing TO do with love here.
And with this remark, which has more of truth
than poetry init we defer further remarks TIL tomor-
row.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

The BEAU MoNpE.-We have vast flood of fash
ionable intelligence on the past and coming move
mens of the beau monde Our correspondents keep
us fully advised of every brilliant affair that is going
forward. "Tetale's" request, respecting certain
approaching nuptials the gaantry of the bridegroom
the beauty Of the brde-the ttterng of the brides
maids shall be faithfully attended to. "Arel's" in
timatons concerning certain matters shall also re-
ceive full attention.
We have some thoughts one of these days Of cassi-
flying fashionable society in New York; ranging
them under various heads to be called "circles," or
"sets." A "circle' is composed Of so many families
"a family Of SO many members-and then bunch
Of circles composes the beau monde"
Let us explain: A rich father-a gay mother-two
lovely daughters, and three graceess sons, make
famly-six such families make a crcls-and six or
seven circles constitute world of fashion. All these
materials are, however, to be mixed with due pro-
portion of maiden aunts-fusty old rich uncles daily
expected to die-young cousins to hand the ladies to
the piano forte-travelled bachelors who can decide
questions Of etiquette Ia Paris-a poet or two to
write verses on birth day-three four wits to
tail old jokes at dull pares-six or eight fools
without cap and bells to make butts OLA learned
blockhead OCCASIONALLY couple Of lazy fat parsons
and other articles too tedious to mention.
Some day, at our leisure, we shall give full &C
count Of the Beau Monde of New York, set off in
circles" with all the different characters originals,
bellies, wits and bockheads Of any note. Our vari-
GUS correspondents can aid us much in preparing the
materials. We have great deal now on hand, but
we want more before we begin properly. We
mean to be the Lnneus, or Bufen Of the fashionable
world. We mean to astonsh the public with philo-
sophical classification and natural history of this de-
partment of animated nature much as the Prussan
and French philosophers astonished all Europe in
their day with their moral treatses the animal and
vegetable kingdoms. We therefore solicit from our
correspondents lists of fashionable animals Of both
sexes now roaming at large in this wilderness Of brick
and mortsr-w an account of the habits, modes Of
lie, peculiar traits, characteristic sketches methods
OF propagation, treatment of their young, nature Of
their food and every thing pertaining their life and
being Ladies, call up your sweet smiles, look anna.
BILE and hsavenly-and prepare yourselves for q rich
treat one Of these mornings. Gentlemen go to the
| devil and get your deserts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

Mobile, Aug 7th, Augusta, Sept. Thu Savannah
Sept 7th, Baltimore, 18th, p. M.
The health of Mobile continues good.
The Governor of Georgia has determined to organ
Use sufficient force of Georgia volunteers, IN the
Cherokee circuit for the protection of the people OF
that part of the state against any dcpredaons or hos
Titles that the Cherokee and Creek Indians in that
section may be disposed to commit on our unofand-
ing and peaceful citizens.
Advices have been received from Lima, at the office
of the Baltimore American to the 9th of June Ge-
neral Santa Cruz has entered upon his duties as Pro-
ector Of Peru He is universally looked up to as the
only hope of the country. His measures are liberal
and polite; he is well acquainted with men and with
business, and fears neither the one nor the other.
He has done all he can to preserve peace; but Chill
pushed on by some Peruvian emigrants will listen to
nothing. Business is in the mean time, at COM
plee stand STILL People from the interior, (whose
ideas of war are nseparable from impressment Of
both man and beast in their hitherto lawess rev.
olulons has been unfortunately the case) fearful
of coming down to the coast with money to pay
their debts, and make new purchases. Nothing less
than interference the part of Great Britain can
prevent the war; Commodore Ballard, with the u.
States ship North Carolina and Boxer, were at Cal
lao. He had been visited by Gen. Santa Cruz and
suite.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

IsPoRrAsr.-George Wilson, Esq. has recovered
from the wounds he received in the late fight between
Western and himself, and appeared in court yester-
day with large scar on the back Of his head. Doc
tors fees $40 in shinpIasters Western yet in hand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

II The foolish old Gazette" has also fling at
the Pilots, and attributes to them the crime Of stealing
fheir packages. Pray, how could the pilots steal
newspaper packages without the connivance Of the
captans7 The ridiculous charge is intended to impl
cate the captains and nothing else
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

f-r Animal Magnetisms decidedly on the increase
-risc-a; premiums. We were decidedly opposed
TO putting any faith in the statements or stores re-
Gently made about Magnetism, animal fashion; but
entering the Board Of Aldermen the other evening,
whilst one Of the conservative members oft was max
Nc motion, and attempting speech, our eyes, soon
after we were seated happened to meet his, (vsionaly)
winch were
I'm fine frenzy rolling
we were speedily magnctsed into the seIndest state
Of somnoency, that ever befell human being, from
which did MOREOVER until supper was announced
OuR THrATnEs.-I took carriage last evening" in
le beautiful moonlight, and drove round to five the
res now OPEN The National was crowded-the
'Iympic ditto, Niblos ditto-Bowery dit,o-Park al
aoet ditto vandenhof, Jim Grow, the Rsvels all
nder way. These are ioerry hard tines as Sam.
vel Weller would say.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

az Recorder Riker-Recorder Riker,-why do you
defer coming into court until half past III o'clock,
when the subp9naes of witnesses &c. are issued for
IL precisely Look it, Recorder, look to it--or as
guardians Of the public veal and industrious per-
sons, we cannot their time fritered away by the
public servants without calling the latter account
for so doing Fix the hour for 4 IL, but be pune
tual to minute, and act business-ke when you aer
there Remember, Recorder that we mean to write
your epitaph, which we hope we may not have occa-
SION TO do for many years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

MmIrARy.-At an election holden on the 9th inst.
in the Gath Brigade N. Y. State Iafantry James Lo
rimer Graham was unanimously elected Brigade
General. Would that the Major General were maj
of some responsibility
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

DEAR sIRl have read, and much pleased with. your
to show how much appreciate the pquancy OF that ar
ce well admiration Of your patriotic editorial course
generally, will please accept Of this bottle of "Franca
Pale sherry with which wish you drink the speedy
oraon to health If the bungedeyed Counsellor-and the
general health OF Maria Monk animal magnetism, Tom Ham
bin, and all other humbrgs Yours, with much respect
CONSTANT READER
ASswER.-I thank my friend "Constant Reader"
very much. received the bottle OF wine safe and
sound and shall drink to his health the first time the
cork Is drawn.
A Coop ESogen MoneAH.-"Where is Barney
Bates shop7" asked democrat of US the other day.
"There it is" said l, Tin that corner near my
Office"
"How long will Barney kick 2" asked he with a
grin.
"He will kick all the election is over--he will then
kick the bucket"
"Ha! ha! ha he is therefore good enough Nor
gan till after the election"
"Just So"
"Hal ha! ma! ha! ha"
HAL ha! hal hal
There never was such farce in any country az TO
gee such thick headed blockhead as Barney attempt
ing to establish newspaper and calling il the DAILY
News"--the Daily Numskall rather
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ship, Norma Baton .ySca q s Taylor Marion psd
Apalaehicoa Bss Nile rlo, Yo,si c.rdca, Jones, Aps
Never o sr aaes merry Hassn sue
STERLING Cna.e Cruz Cuba lIoi, owen rci fraakin'
Bam%s; I,absla c@ii. Belfast NJ. Bark Chancellor ils,
ARRIVED.
shp Thamos, -n,w Mobile with cotton t. Center & Co.
Bng Carroll welsh Trinidad DC Cuba days With sugar
Ham 6rr jobs & Edward Balr Hamburg and IS DAYS from
Geensby where she had n IA IN distress with mdze to D.
Brig Julia wipnet Mobile, IS days, with Brander,
Prs.s s is.,'.a Bremen so days, with whoa, and rye
BS New England Croker ApaIaeicoa and u days from KEY
schr Cordoss Wisdsor, Orleans days, wh sugar to
Sem McSdan Fowl New ocan. Is DAY. with sugar to order
sw .chr Oscar, Holman, Amsieiap IS days, with wheat
seh Sarah Loui.a Rickctsoa, New Bedf-d with oil and
ssn Tho. Je.ss. q s,sw,ec Oyer days From s. Do
seS omss, c%p%sa New Orleans. IS DAYS, with oa..s.
schf Peery Thoma. Bas.c Bo.oa day., with mdze
sshi Sydney Dyer Georgetown, days, with lumber Crane
sea Gen Wayne vosc New Orleans II days with mols..e.
scsr consor,, - sdsy. ror n carolna, 70 ma.tcr
schr s'avss Munson Laguyra IS days With coffee Geo
soss len SHEPPARD ~ Bedford witt, oil and candle. to
4 BELOW .hip., sb1s., bsrt
.os. Smith Hss.sa BARK cs,S.das HAM ssSss, Antwerp
sc s,se se no0G Ts. Sc,; Lsonns
Sedsl Norfolk. brg Plurbus Unam, Billing, F.rnsndna
Cuba and several others
MEMORANDA.
Bre ashore Our nepusdn last evening reported brig
ashore gu Sandy Hook Point. Noparculars
DtastcrsTh schooner star, somes from Philadelphia Cor
Charleston lies bottom up the Hawks Nest in Delaware bay.
hole has been cut In botto and the onsing
nsur now unloading Two huriedban arrived at the break
water on Friday last
Jan a. a. NJ, lon 49, ", W, was fallen IN with and
boarded the scr Erie from New York for Apaacb
cola in sinking condition soul board she cid th'
port Jane
FOREIGN PORTS,
Havana, Feb. 2l-Bsi4 Pioneer, Hook, New fork, hg .
Maysrics r X, r.b I! -Bngs Tchoks Iced, New York
Splendid Branscomb do, Champ in thase Chase, do, ds
Smyrna. date Brig Psdsn., Crecs, New York, days
Trinidad, de Cuba Feb i7.-Bf brig Napoleon joyce, New
York, lde.
yanero Jan. 2,Bg Napoleon Wade from Boston fo
New York Brig rousado Hale aid for New Yors, via Rio
Gande, others before reported
SPOKEN
MACH off Cape Ha'tetas. bab Rcmza Norton from New
York, for " W orleans.
Mach ~, Ion 7s packet Columbia Wright fran
New york m Charleston day olhy the rycc al his part
March 4, la e. Ion SO ship Aurora, -, from ble for
Eayrc-by the New England, TINS port
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HANINGTON'S
NE w MO WING DIOR A MA =,


NEW MOVING RAMAs,
Opposite ~ Paul Cburch, Noadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully nE~ne. the above popular
and hsh ,sso pnes q snrss nen msch
Win s tr . New s e Mcv q.
s" r%"s T.. s a ss o. and I%%
tom Ro.n Acca 10 expense ha. beeg .p.r the
s painted By I. wss w Nal s1 aae G ss'ss sn
'oDs" -. siilp%HEcRSs or THE MEXICO.
aad ss s ns-. O. ,. having
ense u first VII Se repeated I'M. esenss
:, Animated view near P!ymcu,h, Ensaad
" nsa l.i,sn Scene. yl-Nwsl Battle,
FsIIof,ss Sn.,l ssm AM sseSrrcss
yfhs Celestial ke,ion. iX-haisS Fsa;occs sS''''
view on The Rbine G Lssr
conmna IN sgan-P Grain, sen.
yS s% ~ f. os s M ,.. u sswsn
View View ns.r MISC, MI.solon,hi .'teece-R Jones
Bo,,s parqasir and upper seat. IS cents ebdres
sc n sy their racoiso Guardian. hall p-ce
Barclay street, As'or's HocDue original and 90.
EVE PAINTED BY D 10, sc =, ins cSs. and
as !. .: to H. <. s, y sis:, e. -
Ada,''aaee Is cents Season t'cke,.s, capt..
Door. open from Sin he morning, tiI q, s,shs
The Ase cerhdenty ne pubic that sis ~ be A,
as cah~oo az the pictures shortly to be rctsscs
The r.o- !. trp, constantly warm sam
1o ." ~ a LET be- ~
which vide leading reey ~ w ,er 'd b o III. III
o. o INC salr ~ ian.y goods Amy qca Broadway miw
rOL.U LoHEkGEs.-An excellent arsce for coughs,
'0'''' a'u"'' &C. for sale .h.ls,se end rssr b.
dir Druss,t and Apoisscary, No. - Na..au.t
III IsRAELrs NEW wORk-.rENNErrA
TEMrERSScE ID NE t'v
ncT :" ''' % ''0''''" 'c e sHEPakp s,B'sadvs,
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LAWRENCE AcKEKMAN, AnctlonreT.
BY JOHN A. IDuRRS

npu 90 oto'c 80 W alter street, OF Pine.
DRY hOoDc- This Say 81 ion toom
cfai assortment OF sonabc British French ANA anocn nv
=, We and Silver Watches Jewey
az inc auction room by catalogue nrv nd v,.
luabe assortment OF old silver Watches mani L. 49,
nnsef rings OF yao. descrt pms gold and silver
combs, silver lhimLle., DE '' s''" an" ."
Also, an invoice If 2 jewelry pistols, &c
SAILS positive, Tor cash
Catalogues will ready and the goods bted for examina
ton on the morning OF sale. - ''"-
saturday Musical iastIumenssi o'clock, the auction
ioon ny ca aloxuo, variety OF aonr men
are guitars onbones ses, ageo cts ella iOn, yI,. reaeh
ho.ls Dass ons, ,lslineeio, accofdiuns, angcs, &c
Also, Superior toned piano forte
Catalogues the day previaus IL he ISLE n,,st,,
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X JsltTON A. AsPINwALL-sew william .,r,., az
IN fcr iot sale ~ 'e'eo1 W.
ynnf~ Paste, IN 50 and ico NJ hoses very ssreros
Rnbrson Patent Barley ard VIA,
1arIaI,s Acd w. 50 NJ l1.scs
Suqrt Cartpnale Of IN NJ Jas and loo M Eegs
Eies Odcne~ous CorgD~nd IN boSes a~d bottles
Also. swans Pans6ea. ~ Manufacturers pnce. nIu
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Newark, NJ j., March lsAE schrs Eagle Tuncl New York
KittelI, do.
philadelphia, March Ar brig Standard Howes, New York,
5dsy. ssh.s yol.nt Fletcher % Reaper Back DO Alma
H1wkns do q Renown, SMALL do s. Cid, sshr Extra So
men tor do.
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ROOTS BOOTsf BOOTS . The cheapest. had
- s@mes and best ose I'd 20 the New puhr
sale WALKERS oCsna the old stand
The subscribers have .ny LAID splendid ~ s,e-
Gentlemen and Chdcns Boot. and Shoes Of every dssr,v
ton. and ahc 10 offer a. The public boos and ur
nor any thns offered Thei, no =, 80
ling t~s Their = cval a. ~.
hrhcvt tsced boots Dp,sfnkx-onc trial 4, ss,;.,
Prove The pubic respectfully invited 10 nj, and s,s
for ihemseves walkers, uo Canal street the o,r,ns
secord .fore from rernw,sh $500,
mistake Old Sus,omes and the public viii do VIII 10 nso
numc, their stove has formerly sn the r-s fv,
street The ssscre sst, full FOR past .cs
of Prbhs patronage they will spare no psns -
for the acconnodatioso those them With
cs - Ssnal street where III nimbe ,spcnce passes ~
ssw shilling Dont store gao over The A.,
~ ~. 49, tWl sAees w the package Dozen
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ROOTS, BOOTS. BOOTS TO YOUNG GENT =
- MEN-Ne beg 70 inform the OF Ns- -
hat we have sucesced IN setins up he ashsuabe d
bic ana clegnnt Boots Tor rrutlemohs dress These AZ e.
cuted tosu & tsc, ans taset the lend o,er IL our 49,,
IT The prce My ~ IS the single pair Come lay aside rour pre-.
udcrs tfy pan, and ~. T.. a. or
byon h.o aver! larse and splendid o. LADIES'
1eu'cpcs Boys Misses and Olrcn Bpos and shoes, OF
a snds The very best qualities sniy very chess
ch.nprf an can b. bad AZ other bbmeat the city
Please call Al RICHARDS N WALKER - No. ag2 Canal
We store neare.tto Greenwich st. the largest manufacturers
" part ~ fheefy
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pEARL STREET. HOUSE, HrsnUILT.-No'

JusI PUBLtsufsD by W sANDFoRD 0or,ns,,, =
W Sandforb ~ Annstree The Bacheo and h.,
Price So cts N. b Coy ngh secured '1 d sss