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Mr.. Hoifsn: Since the sub Treasury
| system has become the topic Of converse
ton, have carefully studied the arguments
on both sides, with the Nest favorable dis.
position TO approve of it-but | have been
unable 10 satisfy myself that it is either a
Republican or State Right measure. The
true issue IS not dirorce of the Gorern
nent from the Banks as the friends of the
measure contend but it is the destruction
Of the State Banks By the Gocermea. 1t
is universally admitted that two currencies
OF unequal value cannot circulate together
II then the Government should receive
netting but gold and silver in payment of
us dues, It would discredit the paper of the
Banks OF the State, aud the States currep
cy would consequently in short time be.
come so deprecated, that it would not cir
culate at all, and the Banks be Obliged to
close their doors.
The constitution gives TO the General
Government the power to coin money and
10 regulate the value thereof and the advo
Gates of the sub. Treasury scheme infer that
II is the only kind of money the Govern
ment ought TO receive--so does the Con
stitutlon give the General Government the
power to establish post roads, and the in.
ference is just as strong that the public
mails ought emily TO be carried on such
roads as are established by the, Government
and by adopting this power TO the sub
Treasury scheme, yeu would destroy every
Incorporated road in the States by running
pos, reads along side of them. This mode
OF interpreting and exercising the powers
delegated TO the General Government would
effectualIy nullify all state legislation, and
concentrate all power 10 The General Go
yernment.
It's oppressive operation upon the people
is not one Of the least objections 10 If.
will cite a case which must come under the
observation of all who are in the habit of
receiving letters through the Post Office,
and | have heard many complain of IT as a
grtevance-~hen we get letter from the
Postottice we have TO pay specie for it, and
ue have TO buy the specie at a premium Of
saw five per cent. Thus we lase five
cents on the dollar of the products of our
labor. The Postmaster, his clerks, the
mail contractors, aud all other officers re-
celve their pay frem the Government in
specie but they do not pay specie for any
thing they buy. They sell their specie, at
premium Of five per cent, for paper mo
neg. and purchase whatever they want, and
pay all their debts with the paper money.
The officers of the Government therefore
receive premium OF 1--we cents on every
dollar they are paid for their services who
pays this premium lsn the Government,
No. The Government receives and pays
nothing bu! specie, aud Of course the Go.
vernment bears no portion Of the burden Of
the premium; bu the people, who are ..
bliged 10 purchase specie 10 pay their Go.
vernmcnt dues, sustain the whole burden,
aud Of course the premium upon specie,
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istsfs sll net be without some feelings Of graft.
hasIsn when they become spprizsd Of the sue
esssfui civil and military career, although on =
limited scale IT is true, Of III. dessssdsas of Brit
ish and French prsgsni,ors in Texas.
General Houston, the President Of The Requisite,
Is nativ. OF the United States, but descended
rem Engiish and Irish psrsntsgs. He command
cd at San Jlcinto ems OF the hes, battles il is sup.
posed which have beeH fought since the in,redue.
nsn OF frs-arms. The valiant General Mirahesu
%. Lamar, Vice President Texas, who CEN man d.
cd The cavalry m the same fight, is likewise ma.
i've OF The Urtted States but claims bis descent
with pride from the French. And the undersign.
cd sgain avo~s his persuasion that The crswoss
heads o. England aud France, and :heir ma jesty's
ministers VIII not be altogether inssnsible 10 feel
ings OF sympathy and regard for a pes,le whose
government is headed by individuals bsa.,ins
their descent from The dlsting ui.hed races over
whom their NJ ljesties preside.
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FROM FLORIDA.

by advices at Charleston, Gen. Jesup
was at Lake Harvey Dec. 25th.
The steamer 0ckmulgee, Capt. Blsken.
ship, left Savannah for St. Augustine Dec
3, for the purpose of Transporting the la.
dian Chiefs, now confined at that place, to
Castle Pinckney at Charleston.
The ST. Augustine Herald says the pros.
poets of a close of the war are dim and gloo
my. The army moved from Fort Mellon
Dec. II, and advanced ten miles, when it
VAS Interrupted by hammock eight miles
vide, through which road had 10 be cut.
The main body Of Indians is said to be
bout - miles south of Fort Mellon, and
making their way south.
The Seminole Chiefs, prisoners al ST. Au.
sustine, when informed Of Gen. Jesup's or
der that they were to be removed to Charles
ton, exhibited much dissatisfaction.
$50 Alabama volunteers crossed the St.
Johns river at PIcoata Dec. 22d. They
will proceed immediately 10 the south, scour
ing the country thoroughly on their route.
The sch. Agnes, Houston, went ashore
on the north breaker Of Mosquito Bar Dec.
20ih II is doubtful whether she can get
Off She had knocked off her false keel and
lost both anchors, and lies at the mercy of
the winds and waves.
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the estate of Jas.
- Simmons, decd, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts, either bv
Cash or Note; and those having claims a.
gainst SAID estate are requested to present
them properly authenticated within the time
prescribed BY law, or this notice will be
plead in bar OF their recovery.
w. c. SIMMONS, Admr.
Jan Is, 1888 ts3p
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MARRIED

In lredsll C.usty, On Tuesday the 26,h of De.
cember by The Rev. Jno g. Wnherspssn, Mr..
WILLIAM DONELSON, of Alabama, 10 Miss
JANE GRAHAM
Ia Rswan Ceuhiy, On ihs 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Jns. j. Wiihefspoon, Mr.. RICHARD GRAHAM
To hiss PRISCILLA A. GRAHAM.
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NOTICE.

HANlNG become Agent for A. J. M.
a. Brevard, Esq, | now have and will
continue to keep constantly on hand, large
and general assortment OF IRON. at his
usual prices, for CASH, either by the whole-
sale or retail. Orders from distance, CIV
lng description Of the iron wanted, will
be promptly attended to.
LEROY SPRINGS.
jan. II, 1888. SIN
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From me Ne,c York Erening Star
wAR ON THE FRONTIER

WAR ON THE fkONllEh.
Oar worst apprehensions have been rea-
-sI-ihe attack and destruction of the
l,,a steamboat aud the landing Of tho
Il, on our shores, and the massacre Of
cent aud unolfandng persons is but toe
The British have been The aggres
I, The particulars together with the
,.,,l message of the Governor will be
Ind below.
|r5 10 the time this wenton attack was
I. re we're the aggressors--Americans
20 Dreparng TO make war on Canada
s,ran cannon, arms and ammunition
nl.ced IN requIsltion---our treaties and
we're violated, and the general govern.
a, was cool and indifferent about the
fer, and declined taking tina, course de.
Ip3sl 81 every consideration Of duty and
| lnh. The people with one accord
osa,ed these proceedings as unjust, i'm.
me and uuproyoked, but at the moment
,,b'y aheu measures we're ab-ut TO be-
leo more fully and unequivoeally sus.
lIour netnfal position, Tits daring and
uroIs Conduct OF the British forces has
age The whole posture of affairs, and
ed taem N the attitude Of invaders
Ing 90 o1f shores aud buichering our
b. Whether this was an authorised
Il Governor Heads OF Colonel McNab,
SO a rash expedition st on foot BY
af lswless men from Queenstown, re.
We, 10 BE- seen. Letu therefore re-.
COL aud collected, and look into this
vllh as much temper aud justice az
mage will allow. Navy island,
s.acn Of the British IN The Niagara
p. rls seized upon by the fesolutiouists
ced 10 . state Of defence--iroops
there assembled, and supplies pro
~ doubt, from the American SIDE.
n-rgles and poaer of,he British should
assa directed against Navy Island --
should have attacked that lslnud--lt
nelfs--it was occupied by a hostile
A-the whole army should have been
b.clrd against ,hot place and tha, place
h. and had the Island beea recap,urcd,
csnlesl would have bcea ended, and The
affair terminated. Even supposine
! teyo'utionis,- had contemplated 20
| - Lake Ere, and landing 10 some OF
aap.r districts In Canada, tie var should
ben carried 90 ~ Cdaadg 10 Nhich i,
su.y belonged. Bot b. uhsl authors
! hll right, shs, w.uce, do the Bu,,.l
~ ~sass to the Austrian shofe--pa1s
is!ae4 pass The place which should
hrcn, AID which they were fearful Of
king, and throw themselves on hoard
Bnlrmed steamboat, 6Iird aRh innocent
s,-ogprs IN tac shelter q the night, and
her tbrn Ia colo blood It's - ,rk
Y 10 Contemplate lit is 40 act calculated
~ Ise a splfli ot vengeance lhuughuui
sooIe Iaa8--an acl wkirh Sc uppre
t,ll aid greatly, deeply ard s',e rel,
~ arevns sui uuss and embarrass
u VI events ~ w wait patiently, until
tlfl under vhusc oulrrs ihls cNpcd
as hitrd otil; agsWG when u vas
4 10 be- directed. aud pha IS to os
lae responsibility and above, al M
fa.i distinctly whether Tie expedition
Instructed g. land ~ tie American
r. and commit the l4~lesy snd uuwar
'S.e ac' that has beea COMMITTED.
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The Legislatures of Virginia and New
York assembled on the lst inst. The Mes.
sages Of the Governors have somewhat
disappointed public expectation. That Of
Gov. Marcy is thoroughly Loco Foco, whilst
Gov. Csmpbeil's is good Conservative, or
even Wing.
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EH Notice :!
Stock Of Goods.
NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted TO Daniel Ledwel.
- are hereby notified, that his books are
10 my hands, by virtue of Deed of Trust,
executed on the 18th instant, to secure the
paymsa. of debt due the firm Of Ia, Ior
d Chaffin. All those indebted are reques.
ted to call on me Immediately and close
their accounts.
]. L. MARTIN, Trustee.
Jan. Is, 1888 ts3
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NOTICE.

A LII those in arrears for their taxes. ara
requested TO come forward and paw
them up during Court week or they NAV ex.
pect TO pay cost.
Jan. 10, 1888.
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NOTICE.

nN Thursday, the 18th of February
~ next, | will sell al Public Sale, nv
Plantation, on which now live, containing
about 100 acres of valuable Land, and
we'll improved. Whoever wishes to pur.
chase, would do we'll 10 call and see before
the day of sale.
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SuPreme Court.-This tribunal csmmen.
ced lis winter term in this RaIeleish, on the
25th u;. All the Judges present.
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IN nc Rafaio Da1y SIR, E-ira.
BnlTISlI on Fe4f.f

49, Z AFtt w "a attftre
'strlsss Ss'l isssdss, asJ Hsarrrr3 aad ga
HH.ag iasfiraas bs3cscfta il -oi4 a.se4.
e STEAMBOAT Caolta, brlan .,ur 10
.it, was On FuIly night captured a.
Hgf, shils mourrd 10 an thrricao
.ad 'br inmates, many of lham visa.
i p beard, lnhuuanly balcherod. The
Nas then se' 6re 70, and toNed into
iifrta', and left 70 piss aver The Gals,
F'@s n Ter tie dead bodtes II her IN
How many were bdchcrcd is not
o. hIi from twelve 80 twenty are ms.
The bedy Of Mr Durfee. Who WIS
rough the hoad, ~hlIe staadlug upeu
~ WIS broughl to tins eat, thus rye.
he rscrrment here i irdescnba.
We publish the official o,t rs Of our
1ules.
L s'aileinan from Canada THIS afternoon.
maj McNab dlsrlaims ans intention
ne nsn,raIity, by the - cure Of the
VIZ aud oilers 10 pay for the boat
"'s's 10 ate rpi 10 atone for the mur
American citizens
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l2IA||EG
Friday, January 10, 1888.
ASSAYING NO. ..

PsTtipg.-Ths glsbuls Of gold and silver LEFT
after eupfllatiOn, first aened, then rolled up spi
rally, is called cornet. II is afterwards put into
asmall glass vessel called psrtisg glass and u.
5sui tuo or thres times its weight Of diluted Aiuic
acid is poured upon it and the slass placed in a
sand bath or over charcoal 10 bell. When warm,
'hs acid begins 10 act upon the contained silver
aud dissolve II. The corn,t is covered with mi.
Rute globses and nitrous acid fumes are evolved
and rise.
IL should be observed however, that in rod as
says, whore the geld exceeds the silver contained
IN ths mixture, IN certain proportion, the gold
PrsteciS the silver from The dissolynp action of
the nitric acid ahd in such case it becomes me-
cessary 10 add much silver as will counteract
tins protection Of the gold, and by giving an ex-
cess TO The silver enable the nitric acs 10 dissolve
~ About three psrts Of silver 10 sns OF rold are
generally considered the proper propo-lisHs, but
many gssd asssyers consider two parts OF silver
or little over, a, sufficient Upon this tao thirds
or threequsrtsrs Of silver contained 10 The cornet
the weak acid will continue to act fer 5 or 20 mi.
sutss AFTER II commence boiling in the parting
glass Daring this lime the creator part Of the
silver will be dissolved and extracted from the one.
third or one.quar,sr Of gold. The ho, solution is
'hsn poured ell and fresh acid rather stronger is
a"ueu' " remove AL remains OF silver, but 1t Is
usually allowed to boil only five minutes, after
which The second solution is poured off and the
cornet washes in distilled waite, in order 10 re.
nsys any psrtios Of the solution
In this state the corns is spon.v and brittle bu,
being dried ind heated under the mufie in . small
oroeibic 10 rsdnss', it thrinks IN every direction,
seconss firm and assumes erea, dsgroe Of bright.
ness AID metallic lus,re. This i mos, sccuIatsl,
ssiehes aad shows the proportion OF pure gold in
The ssssy. The difference between the geis Ger.
n't together with ~ silver added and the button
ailer eupsllation, she quantity Of silver original
IL allowed With the psls
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The Philadelphia Pennsylvania says -
=" We understand that contract has been
entered into by The General Government for
the live oak lumber of two steamers, a small
vessel, and two sleeps Of war, to be built at
this port for the service Of the United
States"
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''"tR PARTt' UiARS Of THE CAP.
IURE or THE CARpIlkA

80 ~ MANS tE k I ~ e.
H. luRE OF THE CAROLINA.
e t"eise O'Clock express cuntiims the
q 'h's mormng. Ii Is SAID tia, The
''aa vas dllrd WITH ylsl,crs. and no,
[NH' The word ,lth the Waists was,
4 Prisoners mo quarters p
iS'e who attempted TO escape were
WIN few eycepiious-ta" b,al wa.
~ me, and with the remainder ,owed
- current On The CANADIAN SIDE, which
carried her over The falls.
w 10y alsls gave three cheers for Vic.
- and under cover al thu darkness. i, is
r's'u escaped the hre opened upon them
\ we Island. Those on board the boat
'"''e' because the public houses were
''"' Harding, Of the brig Indiana, es.
WIN severe wound IN tho head !:
'"o man was found on the shore, Tho
po''e mentioned; the rest reported
s-,here Is but lit'le doub, they wen,
"0 falls with The burning steamboat.
man cheats me eaee shame on
~ sAsasa ns twice. shame on ne
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VI CoRsrsss.--'Ihe Senate IS principally en-.
gagged 10 debating Mr.. Cslhoun's rsso,gtion. On
the lO,h Mr.. Clay introduced subs,i,u,s for his
5'h resolution which after smeusnsnt, was adopt.
ed, ys" 36, says9 Nothing Of interest has bscn
transacted IN the House
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GAEEy's FEREY. JAy. ., 1887
DEsa SiE A.stsa 70 inform You that battle
vas iSugb,a few days snes tslsep no, kno.n)
bltsesn tie lsd,ans and part al Tie Gla Regimen,
OF lafautry. We oss IN killed and eeunied. l3g ;
iS's OF tie enemy not kRorn. The officers killed
ere Llcuisssul Colsssl Thompson, Captain Van
Ssearlngen, Llsuicnan,s Brooks asd Center, and
CsL Gen1fy, Of iAs volunteers Wounded III !;
kil!ee2s Yours. in hsste
RICHARD WEiGHTMAN.
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The Richmend papers of Monday last an.
noance the sejden death, on the preceding
Saturday, by hgmorrhage Of the lungs, of
Edward V. Sparhawk, Esq, Editor Of the
Petersburg lntelligencer. lie was on his
way from the Capitol to his lodgings, when
he was suddenly arrested by the hand of
death, lie was gentleman Of fine talents
aud requirements.
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OBITUARY..

Departed this Life, At Columbia, Nichoi,
llt, bemont,:in The GSth year of bis age
his gentleman was horn in France a, II,
town of J"nchircs in lIr Chambasar jihnur
otr' leagues. from Rheims. on rhe. 2Sti.
Jam. WI. He. ciuigr;,ted io the Un,eiI
States III Very .e;irlN age. having not yrr
attained Jwcn,y-onc: and after spending !;
lew years ai PiitstiuIg in Virginia. l,r came
TO South Carolina III 1901; an,lra,r hi, ,Ies-
Times amongst us.
years interrupted short vi ir,o France)
he acquired The rcsprc, OF tie whole cnn,
mummy by the INTEGRITY of his character, ,i,
purify of his life, ani his cvcr,iou: for ,l,r
public good. A high sense Of honor and
n',cr cou1c,npi for any thin. base. ,Ii,,in
enislled his contluci through life: He was
DEVOTED to agricultural experiments, am.
most bcrsGvcri n" in his efforts tu in,rn,lnce
The culture of rhe grape, which he believed.
whnld one daNc0iIs1itut" one .0flhc stapc,
OF the South. fn 1929, the u: Agricultural
SorleIy oi 5. &. awarded To him hc;iu,i
lul gold. medal, "ior his successful rHucri-
n,rnls III the culture Of the. Vine. and the
makm" Of Wine in the State" He was
Il frequent aud valuable contributor 10 w,
rInus Agricultural Journals, and carried ,l,
an extensive correspondence with scientific
Srnilc'nen, IN different paris "f HE Uninn
wh" were devoted to these subjects As i;
nncmhcl of the. former Board of Publ,
Works of this state, and lis President of rht
Regents of the Lunaric A,ylnm. a,id II
other prlflic capacities. trc discharged viii
II 'ell'y the duties. which !cvuiytd upn,
iIn,; ald.on the 18th June. lac closed u IiE
~ h"nnr and usefulness with the rr,prc, au'
rue regret '.oi The community among whom
he So long lived.
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CORllllsercial.

IRON Hfs augusta Gonstiiaio,miiSt; dug. ,.
AUGUSTA AND. HAMBURG ..MARKET T.
.CoTTeN.--Of tha' fcinaining On Hand,
very gt'le i~ Tor sale. 'ne;ily.nil being IN So
G;ond and 'inr rd hands waiting for shipment.
Inc demand this. week has been fair hun
nm >" BRISK as previous To The reception of
a'y'ee> TO the 5lh ulI. hv'ihc Royal W Wlliam.
Il Is cnntined chiefly 10 the better un,Iilies
which are scarce: Thc sales CONSIDERING
the. stock on hand, have. been fair iren,
ware, houses. We cnn'innc pld quotations
~ GEMS, ACCORDING to q'iaIily..
ExGMANGE-No chaner tn notice; on
New "rk, s'gh checks 8 per cent. prem;
on Boston. 6:.Phla'lrlphia, s.; Charleston
q, Treasury Nn'Gs per tcnr prem:
..FREiGHrs,-To Savannah ST ner ba,c.
TO Charleston per Rail Road, 81 25 for
square and 81, so for round bales; by Steam
'Eoats 81, l,25s 49,
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n Office

TNi JACK vii: slnmr,llc nsuinc Fall Sea.
IvA s"n al the following places. At Dr
Adnns' on The 10Th INST. u Red Hill on the 2ls,
at a. "harpton on the :2nd Al Grorge Mckie' 5
"n''he .it and 9Th. ut Absolrm ,Ielaughtrr'-
on the 9th, ut Joseph Vann's on the III, ani
2'il, ana attend nj the respective y aces gu ar
~ on every OH day during the Season.
III b" let to. mares 1T 50 The >eason AM = To
Insure % liability for accidents bur every car.
iaken to prevent Item. Any nc putting h> :,
-nrhilec ami rin>i,,rrin. th'' mare hi;nci can
pc a>rert;t'ncd whether she is i'll oa iorfiits t,e
insurance money. l2 cts. 10 tn" gre ON IN every
instance. J r. ROLISDTRil
Augusta ~.
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Miscellaneous.
. LATER FROM LIVERroOL,

New f"hk: ,fuiy ~.
'fhe British steam SHIP RulnI " iiliahr,
Capt. Swniulun. was announced by' iele:
graph about ;i"'cIork yesterday alicrnooa.
ami about 6'"'clock we. received I,y Acr,
files of tic Londnn sun, Nj Mornius Herald.
Times and Shipping Gazette. to The lih in
S1anl.ln%lnsive, and Liverpool papers To the
9th instant.
The Royal William, we understand. lia,
eleven days Of head winds and gales. and
accomplished half the passage in 7.lavs.
The Coronation took place June 2Slh,
aHd "i course occupies "A great space in the
papers, rs well before as after the date of
tito transacliOu... b.
:. Of the general news ibdrc is no1 much.
notwithstanding tie adviccs arr 20 ,Iays
later than hcE,rc received
.ihe government forces in Spain .h;iv,.
gained several fresh successes. and there
seems how tn be some prospect thai ihis
inlnous war may be at length brought to a
close.
"A declaration of, independence was re-
ported 10 have been. made bv Na.lomc:t
Ali ~" hLcha of Egypt. heretofore tibu
ihry. TO Turkey. The latest. at conbts on
ratlI"r'to hSrounrcnance the rrlnpr.
lhe:Cholrra. Or something similar TO II.
has reappeafed IT BerIn. :.
III WIS reported at Naples, that tie King
-of. Sardinia had been visited with insanity'
There was an a,,empt NJ revoln,;nn r.
Por'asal.on ftie l4,h Of June. bur wi,bon.
success. ''"'
:. Wo:learn by the Times, that. tho fa,nou;
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I'm the COulI 0f ordinary,
: .EDGEFiELn,l,1'KIC:r...

o. eQh - a'tr am! wiir; AppEcan,s; VS.. J. ,.
~ hh'd Rodgers .an! dtn'rs ID. lendqnts. (
4 .appearlng ,omry isi;iclion that Rob, 1iod
= gers, Jon. lodge $: Many Rodgers Dempsey
Kn.se.s' dward White and. S,,<alutls wite;
and f'zabrtL his wife. Nm, Lindsey and " in.
he! n. WI g: 'ri' n'c rs III lhr above. stated case
reside wh''ou ,he 'mit> of This ;: ale h is s,tec-.
'ofe rde1ed ,hat they do appear ard ob cctto. the
on "rsaie Of tlir teu ate OF j. :,,oas; rs. he.
',a ra.oli'r htiut ils. s'Ta, ~ c,ni xt. o. rri,
~ ,e :. to !h's''Te ~il' he enc ; Of rerrsd.-
m,M"n .h"erny hand u, w,y oliiec AIi.ath Au.
August =. - =; ~ -