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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-29
F;on Va Southern Literary journa'
RANDOM RErOH.ECTlONS OF
THE REVOLUTION.

Col Phtlemnn Waters. a native Of
Virginia. served with Washington in his
dtsi camps'sa ag'lnsIite french and In.
diars.
lie was an active. daring officer. with
. head Ia conceive and hand To exc.
cate the mas, difficult enterprise. lie
was in nos. Of he regular actions fought
nj Ihr south. and IA maay partisan al
fair. liz often said, he =" never was in
pitched battle. in Which he was not de
lra,rd." Eu'.w." he said. was the
nearest spptoach Ia victory in such
h,ule. IN WHICH he had ever parlicipated;"
but. said he. in The bnas,lul style PARDON
able IN the veteran soldier. IL never
fought a partisan affair. in which was
cnmmandanl, III which | wa. not vIciori-
Gus"
&, the battle Of Sinno. he commanded
a company. aud on the retreat. nbserv-
ing an American feld.piece, which the
man had abandoned. he ordered his own
men tn lay hold Of the drag ropes. and.
in the face Of tho enemy, succeeded in
bringing It of.
lie vas a Maior in Sumtor's state
troops, and par;onk largely in oil The ho
no's and rerlls Of Eutaw.
After thar time he erected bIockhouse
on his own plantation, al Waters Ferry,
Salnda river. aud encouraged the tories,
bs promises of protection. To come in,
lay down their arms, and become pcaces-
Bile citizens. Many, very many. Of the
deluded cl,izens Of Newherry and Edge.
field, coniding in promises which they
believed would not he. and which we're
not broken, returned to their no mes. and
became useful men aud good citizens.
Ia soma Of his partisan affairs he had
captured tory. who BY his activity had
rendered himself obnoxious to many. Ga
Waters command uniting with a large
party under the command Of a superior
officer. the latter determined on killing
the prisoner; he drew his sword, and
rushed onward tn strike, but the stem
aud uH5endins old soldier, Waters, threw
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From the Am,'icsn Temperance Uaion.
AN ONLY son.
Mans inhama nily to man.

MARS ihhIman my 10 man,
Makes coIatless Thousands mouru."
knew an only son, q boy of rare pro-
mise: he grew up strong, bold and active,
full Of spirit and full II enterprise. Ills
parents were opulcn, and intelligent; their
views of life wi,h all its responsibilities
were broad and deep;-generous in their
affection. they mingled extensively in So
cieiy, which was ennnhled By Their in
fluence. They were rich in their do
nestle joys; ,hrir son, sheir darling son.
was source If the puresi delight. There
seemed no cause Tor soliciiude for him:
no weak point. TO watch over. TO guard
and support; he possessed sound con-
st,ulion; his intellect and his temper
were as fair, free from any defec, as we're
his physical powers; the leading object
Of his parents. seemed 10 be to give to
every faculty It's most vigorous growth.
and spread the whole character TO It's
broade.t cxranse. The youth passed
through his collegiate curse hannrahIy
10 himself and has friends; and being in.
rIined TO acuve life, he joined CONNER
cial house in one Of our largest cities.
Here his prospects we're full Of promise;
he was eRcircled by friends that were in
the full csIeer oi prosperity; his natural
temper ~ SO liae-so pleasing was he
in his general course with the void. that
he not only had no enemies, but all his
associates would have rejoiced in his
greatest prosperity. lie Vas prosper
Gus; and apparently forming for himself
a permanen, home. All who had known
him from his youth expected 10 see him
foremost among our rich aud honorable
merchants; when. suddenly, wi,hou, any
apparent cause, his partnership was dis
solved.
The house to which he belonged con.
tinued Oh in an honorable course of bu-
slness ill il had amassed solid wealth; his
partners, in no qualification superior TO
himself. lived on IN luxury. pleasure. and
all the charities Of life; embosomed in
friends. and eventually, in retired leisure
10 cultivate The higher powers of their ma
ture: while this young man, the hope Of
his parents, went away alone, a prey to
the ravages Of alc"h"l;-.he wine cup
ha! ruined him. He had strict integrity,
he had a capacity for all business. but he
fell as fortress which has long been
daily besieged all i. is all undermined;
a whole garrison Oil the ramparts cannot
save IL. II fails headlong, and all is bu-
ried in the common ruin. lie went home
II his distressed parents, but he had TOO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-29

sasrh fss.iag len 10 be wiling - xis.
ness i'ae m.ssTy lie alone had caused: he
hsa from has home. and so1shs solitude
Of his osn. aud there yis!asl uP I'll his
hopes.
lie lask The dreadful poison ill his
PaTsTs wrre al dsslEoys5; his memory
Hss bEosen. his affections we're scoreh-
81 sad scanned a. By stroks Of light
nins. ana hls Tess0n--hs ssemed 10 have
mont; EaI at snhe lucid intervals IL would
rise 10 is full ssaeRslh. sOsdsd an BY
conscience. that s0rm that never dies;
aRd daily s0aiI be have taken his ha-
tel ltis; his hand sas ofien sTesssj By
lie fear 4 eoairE ~Tssh: he jIed alone.
and l.e ei0aj VI oblivion settled over his
msmsfy. Ills paIsnis never pI,sE his
name. they drsas ~ dls dfrss the cup Vi
bitterness; he passed sssy. and 40 trace
- ieis bshina;--heeP iaTrOss lie hidden
IN ies aesrss, untold 10 LIsl world shieh
looks on aud passes by on Ghe Other side.
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hinstis briTesa 'hsm. AMI announced u
hls snprEinr that The prisaaer wss under
his pE,'isei'oa. and 81 should nol se harm
"a. Tie purpose u vengeance xss NOT
sbaHdansd. Waters wss peTrmplnEily
or..efei o. stand cut VI tie SAY! :. Ain.
ca. said he To- his servant. :. bring NE
my NIL" No snoner said Than done.
With has ride N his hand. and viii al
eye thai neEtT qasiled. he sid 10 his -.
PrTl"r officer. - now strike Ihe prisoner.
the inslani yol d. il. vii shaoi you
dead!" II Is hardly necessary al add
that tie liza wss ~. slue., aad tie
PEisaaer sas saved.
MIR ian caligell was 0as Il lie
trsI ssH.ers VI S-vherry District. lie
mas . deputy Surveyor. aud made many
81 Me hrsi Surveys IN S-laia. Rush ris-
er. huilies. ard i.ill.e river. Same idea
oi lie manner ii living AMI scanmngss Of
fare To which III: frsI settlers we're sub
leeied. may be fsrmed from q supper
made By Major Cald~sll. on one Of his
surveying inPs. al he house Of barney
Mounts. Sho was rather better provided
with lhe means Of living than his neigh
bars. The ahnle supper consisted nf
''mnsh lboilsd corn meal) and hngshead."
During the progress Of Ihe Majors attack
upon the "mUsh," his host. With Kind
aud h"spiiable interest. was constantly
rKelalming u his vile. "bring a lse.le
mors of the saek's pu,ier 20 make the
MsJrs mush GO down slickery."
Grneral Levi Casey wa, an active par.
ii'an officer in The revolution. I have
heard his courage and presence uf mind
highly commended. On one occasion.
riding alone, as he turned an angle in the
road, he discovered large body Of to.
r'es IN his iron'. The meeting was Who'll
ly unexpected on bals sides. Without
an insisnt's hesitation he drew his sword,
sPrang forward. srclaiming. " Come on .
boys" checking his charge. he turned hi,
horse around, and gaIloped back the way
he came. as If n hiring on his men. The
lsint was successlul-Ihe enemy prepsr-
Ell Tor he expected renconlre. and before
hey sere aware Of The deception, Casey
va. in safety.
lie VAS celebrated for hi, mercy 10
prisoners. A circumstance illustrative OF
this came TO light during the time he was
eanTassing for seat in Congress. Ilis
principles hsd been coars.ly assailed BY
a man Of the name Of Hogg. Meeting
him afterwards al Nen berry court house,
he said 10 him, in the midst Of their Eel.
log citizens. These arms (exiendine
his arms covered and protected you from
The swords of my men, when. in The rev.
oluIion, YOU were found in q suspected
place. Fnm you expected gratitude,
not abuse; but | was wrong--from hog
l ought To expect no more Than grunt."
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III
''rara u e"rr"h"rsied by one ofIhe Po,,s-
S.l'iIn'r Chiefs mentioned by him. 4
askFd him II he had ever fought sgains,
ne whites Alter tie dGalh Of Trrumssb.
! Tie SAID iias--lilss lie rslurnsa home Io
his WALLACE on The Mississippi, al the
h"hih 81 Rock River. aud lhere he re-
'nsIned uhIll driEea away By The hire.
IN the year 1892. The uish IA b.,II
possession Of this village VAS The e.u,e
oil tie var which he wsgsd against ,he
whites during that year. lie .old me that
he neter wished 10 fshl. l.al he u.s
ina'le 70 10 So. lisi Tie Whites killed nj,
warriors. when they vent with a White
Dag 10 Ice a Par.ey. and alter .his va.
cone, he thought iley in.ended 10 Ian
him II al events. and Iherelure he would
t.ir Ike warrior.
10 speaking Of his defeat, he sid i,
Mas Shai he expected: ina, he did nu,
mind il. but what hur. him more Than sny
thing else. vas our government Degrading
him IA the eyes Of his Own people, and
setting smother Chief ( keokuck over him.
This dfsfaission he appeared 10 feel We.
~ sensibly. SILL hs continued 10 nus
'es' ali hrs native pride. One instance
That came under my observation, | rscol.
ltei well. in which il Was strongly dis
played. lie happened Ia be IN a small
losn IN Iowa on the same day in which
. party Of Dragons under Captain
arrived. aud IN paying q visit 10 friend
with ~hom he had always parlook Of q
meal, whenever he stopped At the village.
he met Tie Captain - no had been inv tied
I'D dine. Black Hawk remained, also ex-
pee'ing tie usual invitation To stay aud
cal With them; but when the dinner was
ready tie host Took him aside. and Iold
him the Captain. OF rather the white mans
chief, sas 10 dine With him that DAY. and
lie must wait uatl they had finished.
The old Chiefs eye ellsiened With an
ger IS he answered him, raising The fore
anger Of one hand tn his breast TO repre-
sent the officer" | know The white man
/" Chief. but l." eleEaling the finger Of
the other hand f.r above his head, "wss
a Chief, and led my warriors TO the fsh,
long before his mother knew him. -Four
meai-my dogs should not eat IT," Say
mg this. he gathered the folds Of his blan-
kei about hIn. and s,alked of. looking as
proudly a. il he ssill walked over ground
that he could call " my ora"
Black Hawk possessed. 10 n cres, de-
gree. one Iiae trait which il is not usual
Tor Us 10 console 20 lie Observation-Disclosures
aud affection Tor his wife. lie never had
but the ore. and wi,h her he lived for up
wards Of forty years; they had several
children. three OF whom still survive, two
sIns and daughter. The eldest son il
now one Of the most promising young
braves al the nation. and bids lair 10 be
one Of its most noble men. The dsugh-
ter 10 still quite yonng. aud is considered
To be the most beautiful maiden belong
ing 10 her lrlbe.
lie has nov departed on his long jour
ney IA join those Of his people who have
gone before him To their happy hunting
grounds far beyond she setting sun. May
the Great Spirit grant hin = clear sun
shine aud smOaIh path.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-29
ISFERENCES.

When see a man frequently about .
Doggsry, | suppose him 10 be Drunk
ard.
When see man continually loiter-
ing ahou, the streets doing no,hing--and
frequently making sport Of the honest
mechanic, consider him nuisaace.
When see man continually running
in debt and never paying any shing, [
believe him to be dishonest.
When I see a man. who always fnds
fault with every thing and every body,
I believe him TO be destitute Of good prin.
ciples.
When | see a man who always has
something to tell me Of al evil nature
against some body 1 believe him 10 be a
tatiler. w @s.. .s@= Ill.,
When see man Boosting Of his va
lur, | believe him to be a coward. -~
When hear man 5oaslor his wealth,
| believe him to be pauper.
When hear nan boast of his reli.
glon. believe him 10 be hypocti,e,
When hear man swear profaneiy.
| an inclined 10 doubt his assertions.
when see nan who eau bat doe,
no, .aae newspaper. | think him iadis-
Greet and highly censurabls.
When l see ynung lady WHO can
asrry clever, hones, AMI industrious
young man and will not. then hape tina,
she will live IN state of hopeless cellba-
cy. and al last die an old mail.
When see young man mis5ehaving
at church, consider him disgrace u
his associates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-29

Every branch of kno Sledge which
good maa possesses, he mas apply -
soms good purpose.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18
LATE PUBLICATIONS.


THESS MADE EASY; being nsw intrbductiou
" 10 the rudiments Of that scientific nnd popular
game. By George Walker, Teacher ~ Chess.
Uncle Horace, novel; by .drs ) c Hail author OF
Sketches Of Irish Character The Buecanesr, Sc. u,
vols.
The Spirit of the Woods illustrated BY colored en-
cravings, BY tie author Of he Moral OF Flowers
Finden's Views of Ports and Harb6uYs of Great Bri-
tain.
Fiora's Gems or the Treasures Of the Paterre, re
bouquets drawn coloured from nuture, by james
Andrews: with poetical lustrat n's, b. lensn Ana
'fw anley, author 4 fine Ronahce of Nature.
A GLOSSARY of Trtns lsed in tireci.u R"nsu. Ita-
Ian, and Gothic Architecture; the second ed'tion. en-
largfd; exenplite,i by o. wood cuts
Addock's Engineers Pocket B'lk, for the ar 1888;
with an Almanac; by Henry Adlock, Civil Engineer.
Works If Lord Racon with an introductory essay,
and portrsit; new edi'inn, complete iii2 vos
Bi hop Burnet's History II his own i me: hom the
restoration Of Charles It, tc the treaty of peace At
Utrecht, iuthe IN ct Queen Anne. new edit'os,
with historieG,r. biographical notes. completes h one
volume. Just received and Tor sale by
WNI Mexican,
m3I cor Ca,np and Co.lnoH SITS.
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DOSIN DEnS>-7O bis rosin dross, landing and
III for sale by JTllAN Err & Co,
iy ii "A Povdras street.


iy IA "a Poydras street.
rAVE & SCIlAFFERS Cnmpoun Fund Elk.
" tract t SarsAparila, Tor the cure of ons,inat
ernptions of the skin; pnpIes or pustules of the
faces biIcs viii h arise from impure state Of the
blood; scalv cru tons; p ins in he bones; Chronic
-Icunal,snl tett r; scrofuia, or kings evil viii,
ling; syphililic Diseases, aud all disorders
arising from an impure of the blood, by long
rcs,dcnc in IA no climate, or the IN udiclous OF
mercury.
Also Gave g. scI.af RS Worm Syrop, H.
FAINT Prcservativc: tn best preparation now cxtant
Among which the follow ng:-Indian Dye,
for col rug tho hair; Bears Oh; Russian Bear
Grease; Ponatum; ichaw's Free 10 Wash: sn
perior Pearl Powder; Lilly White; Cream of Roses;
Vegetable Rouge; Otl. of Ros; Lip saivr; Kre-
osite Tooth Wash; Carhonic Denlutice; Orange
F!.xcr Wa er; Powder Putis an Boxes; Ancr,.
can Charcoal, neatly put up in four ounce walls;
eston Salts; Cologne; Kreosole Too,h.ache
Drops Hair Brushes; English Dressing Go bs.
In ian Hair Oh;-with variety Of other Perfu-
merles, &c For sale BY
L w GLENN'S PERU MERIES.
rRINCHARD,
Corner OF. Canal and Bourbon streets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

IA I.ilN U.s..
a BEAUTIFUL. head of hair ia til" grandest orna
~ meni belonging II the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF il changes the cnun'enance, and prena
fnrelv trings on the appearance of old age, which u
ses many to recoil ut being uncovered and sometimes
even TO shus society to avoid the and of
their nrnuai, tance the remainder o heir lives
srGu"ntly spot in refinement. In short, not the
lOss f property fills the mixing vonth with
TINT sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
10 avert all these u,lea ant circumstances 0drdge
Balm of Columbia stors the hair from falling off the
first application aud few hotties il again I,
likewise produces eyebrows and whskcrs prevents the
nair from turning grav mikes il curl beautifully, and
trees il from scnr Numerous certificates of fha first
fesnrcahiiity in support Of the virtues of Odrdge
Balm are shown hv the proprietor'
0T Read the following
Robert Wharton, Esq late Mayor of Ph;lahelph
has certified NAV he below, to the high chara
terot he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify lint We have used
the Balm of Columbia di covered bv J. Oldridge and
nave found highly servicenbe only preventive
against the falling off of hair, but also certain rcsor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 George char-e.
No 86 North Fihhst.
JOHN P INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN d THOMAS, NJ D, 1863 Racest
HUGH McCURDY 2i3 Sou,h?d st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street
1t IL known that three of the atov. signers are more
than 50 years Of age, and the others less than 80.
fFron the Mayor.]
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, I
City Of Philadelphia
J. Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of Philade
rha, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Nessrs P inglis, John : Fure :, and Hugh NJ Curdv
hose signed to the above certificate that they
are gentlemen OF character and respectabilty and as
such full credit should he given the said certificate
In witne' VIII reofl have bereunto sci nv hand
and caused the seal OF the city to be fixed this
9th day of December &c
H.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that ench bottle ofthe G nuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is reprcs, inter-
the Falls of Niagara, &c
Sold "hoesale and retail by the sole agents for Am,
rica, No. FLETCHER street. Maiden Lane enc .loo,
below Pearl street. and by most druggists aid perumers
through h. country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
m9 Wholesale Agents. New Orleans
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SHIPPING.
Fer Europe.
Coastw1se.
For N W YORh.

L uisana aud New York Line.
Regula, Packet If the 22d instant
fl The regular and fast sni'ing Packet ship
rErN ViCKsBUaG, Ward ma ter having haf Of
Al1lag her cargo engaged and gniug on board will
positively sail on Saturday the 22d inst. For freight
of $50 bales cotton the bulk thereof or passage hav
ing splendid Recommendations, apply on board opposite
'"' d BElN ga c COHEN, .
sepl5 80 Comm street
EUs'r received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
% Roous So Bienvile street, 200 Maple and cherry
iedstenls; first rate article. Also, good a-sor-
Will 's S0'' '0' ''' ''"e'' @ " R cARNEs
jy7 S, Bianville street.
VNIIOLFSALE AND REIAlL 'D,tF AM
wv VARIETY STORE, No. Is Camp stree .,i-
der Bishops Hote-lhe subscribers open ny
nj their new stand, extensive assortment articles
their line II rising every variety OF Combs, ra,1es
Pc,fumery, Looking Glasses, Playing Cards AL
large number of Fancy articles The following
yIirt descriptions:
COAlI,S-rortoisea and Brazilian high top tuck (,a,
and carved; do. do twist long, neck, puff side, po.~r
and dressing, ivory ami horn; fine .o',h, dressing
ocke, combs; horn, rctlding ami nrss s'mhs; wooder
,Iessine, fine tooth and pocket con.D-
PEKFUMERY--A general ass,..,-sxp Of French
and American Pertumery, consisting u Tne water
in bottles, OF all shapes aud sizes; lay. "er, Fioi'.
rose, orange, lenn iessarnne, bclmd lillefeliis
stc fancy soaps of every scription antigua
and vepeiale hair oil and curling fluid; chlorine tooth
wash, caronic and corns d:iice; scented and pla'r
toile, powder; pon'atum; preston salts, etc.
misunderstanding great variety of cloh,
hair hat, flesh, tooth, nail, comb, shaving plate, hearth
..r,,l,ins and white wash, horse, shoe and tanners
cu,'il, paint and varnish brushes. An sash and grain
ny tools Of all sizes.
LOOKING GLAssEs-Co'aprising g'lt frames Of
sioHs Sizes 5, ,, and draw toilets; Germa" stat'a,
,oile, and pocket glass, masnitying mirrors, etc
PLAYING CARDS-Farle Harry 9Th, BrODnl,
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SW MING SCHOOL
AND FLOATING BATHS IN THE RIVER,

SWIM MING SCHOOL
AND FLOATING BATHS IN THE RIVER. :
Opposite .NauderAe street. Th'rd .Hwncrafty, t,co
squares Lel,m the Raj Road
EXERCISE, CLEANLINESS, PLEASURE AND
HEALTH
'EFl1E nrrangem n lur this establishment are now
completed he Propr'eo's have provided cry
thing which tend comfort OF la Tiers. The
dressing prov i'd with doors under lock
and key; lad Irrs and ropes prepared ur ascending
from the bath; CONSTANT supply ri lean dry oweiS
i kept for the ulhcrs. The wnng hch ltIroHs
agreeable shade the bath! RUG The heat OF the
day. ee> aed and alov free circulation
aif
~ The omnilussrs plying hetween Canal street and
the ower cotton press, pass every half hour within Fifty
steps Of he baths
BY ~uhscrip lonr. 25 ii kes FIR S. on
Phi of bath with IL towel, 25
u The Baths are ope4 from oclo k A. NJ. until
Top. NJ.
Th sc baths afford graduated tenth of water of 3 to
'eet ormed br an enclosed bssn 50 feet long by 50
broad protected by railing rp re strong current of
the river, and yet sufficiently open to allow free pas
sage to the wafer.
aug4-lm
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MARI DEL4 NELLIE. ORLEANS.

MARI DELLA NELLIE. ORLEANS.
Consel de la Premiere uhicipalile.-sea'ce extra
ordina re dl 80 auut | 50.
Or,ionlance cOncernant les sePlltures dnhs 's I''h
there's de Ia Muncipae No L. de la vile a. oieans
lie Consei ,e Ia Muncipalne No. un de Ia vic tic
la See. O'lGans, arrete &c qui SUIT
Art |. date du dix sci, enhrC pf"cha'n u s'a au
tiavaif du garden on des gardens DIES c. e'lees dams
eette pa lie drx ger IN chfuioat fighe Ph' u
mo iec,p lrrncie u par lie cooner "u par d'x cltnS
ans respecta,he, coI,inn a,cc lie comnisShire
du auar!i aus uu lie lie decres aura gu 'ieu scct-
6npt la date du leces lie nom ia re, lr rn de MAI
SAGE lie sex la couleur, nlnsl que n cause du he'es
al ,-i porte ,inetier- p '"r ere eh''fie.
ART lie lii certIcut sai1 dams t'hS les cas- ""i"
mar Ia ne rsUu,r on les persulneS mrtant nu re'er
IN ups dss corps morris ct lie garui'i he "e''a
dius An 'l'ncti're nnhh corps Pou'
enterre NOM dnv'f Ifehiio eI'eh' o"e"o &c
eerticat ED .-sus ,entonne ....
Art g. IL s.ra In de g,lr lu garden de tout fimeuere
dinsr,e cdaq jour daus IN req t'e tenn cet 81,
tons les details ob'enus al moten des c'inhca.' ,pr
nus dies i.icnts ra us aus corps I'll a"-
reGus la >epu tur; uga eiien' ne 'ourn'' GU que
nus IN airport au mare de cete VILE. cota"t eal
des n ymS ipux de mats ance, re-, - ct causes hi
de.eS Ell couleurs ,ies corps avn Ell sits ans
lie Dies nDms DIES medecinS gu au res Pef"oh"es a"l
nu ont 81 ne cert hro . =,
ARA U,ea cnde de dix Piasrcs sea inPos"f a
fouts personne apporant un on pusrur' corps ~" 'i
m pour etre RE; dams u lee cas- GU lece''
tiiicat cidessus m,entionne sela point iourn',
Art 5 Tout garden de c,tneGere sera a"'",Se dams
lie cas- colossus meuonne s'empafet " ehe't W.
des cheyaux ansi que dn cerb lard gu autf Voi'uf
nortaul lie corps ell devra les garder en- sa possession
iusqu au Placement de iamepde cidessu3 prcscr1e
An6, lie maiie est est dem nr. aun''se mrs
puber dams toutas gazettes de ee'te s'',e' en- a's
rancais la presente Old nm nee SIui Rsonr er
dix jours. >gne, PAUL BIN C''' Necp"o'
Approve lie sept,mbre 1881
Pou, copie conforme, TnEARD, Jr-Secretuire