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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

TO the County Commissioners Of the County
Of Linroh
THE Undersigned respectfully represent, that
new Re nd from the Merrymcetng Bridge in
TopsIam, Mayall's Factory at Lisbon, would be
of great public convenience they therefore pray that
the same may be la out and established according
to Law-lS35
WILLIAM V. MOSES, and % others.
LINCOLN, IS AT a meeting Of ths County
Commissioners begun and holden at Tops
ham mifhin and for soid County, on the
first Monday Of September A d. 1885,
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered. that the Petition
ers give notice all persons and corporations interested
that the County Commissioners will meet at the Merry
meeting Bridge in Topsfam the tn day Of October
A. d. 1888, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when they will pro-
coed to view the road described in their petition, and
Immediately after, at convenient place in the vi
cnity will hear the parties and witnesses, and proceed
to do such other things in the premises by law may be
required BY causing attested copy of their petition and
ney and upon the town Clerks of the towns Of lopsham
in three public places in each of said Towns and by pub
fishing the same in the Lincoln Telegraph three weeks
successivev the service upon the County Attorney and
Bowdon Lisbon, and posting up of said copies, and the
first publication in the Telegraph TO be thirty days at
least before the time Of said meeting that all persons in
teresed may then and there appear and sew cause, If
any they have, why the prayer OF said petitioners should
not be granted 49,. ,-.. .
Attest-JACOB SMITH CLERK.
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". Z. o6ice NJ A. Collegt Of Health, l9s
Irpmnnt Street Boston,
CITIZENS OF Bath AND LINCOLN County
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.In place of Col S. C. Bowman, who declined.
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CLEARED.
Oct Prig Llewellen. Adams. Berbice
Sch Adaline, DeWnIf. Cuba
Brig Talevrand. Flitncrs Barhadoes.
I'd Ship Sheffield, Porter, Baltimore.
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MARINE LIST.
n % IL o. OF BITE,
ARRIVED.

September 29ih.
Brig .4damant Smith, New York,
Sch Koskiusko Boynton, Boston;
Sch Caroline Wait Edgartown;
30 Sch Fame, Blanchard. Fall Rivers
Sch Maine, Reed, Portsmouth,
Sch Dcsiah, flutchngs, do.
Sch Delin Brlcher, Beck, Boston
Sch Chrissa, Blanchard, do.
Oct. Sch Margaret, Williams, Beverly
3D. Brig Henry. raman, Langdon,fn Guadalupe
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+ o Z L CE.

Copy Attest-JACOB SMITH CLERK.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-17

ANOTHER SuB-TREAsURER GoNE.-Henry " Woods,
cho hid charge Of The Post Office, has boea detected in
roLbins the mail and after examination at Bangor
where he attempted to pass a $50 bill, which he had
purloned from the mail has been committed for want of
bail, in the sum of $4,000. Two or three similar
charges are said to be coming upon him. Woods was
in no way to earn money. As he had with hun, when
arrested nearly $780, and also known to have been
shaving notes some extent during the past winter it
is supposed that he has been carrying considerable
business in this way.
This Woods Of the most impndcnt and
reckless Sab treasury dcmagogucs in this region.
Another one, we understand, has absconded from a
town near Worcester, Mass, (Athol, we ,hink,)
And yet another from town in the interior of Vir-
GINA the circumstances Of which, believe, will come
10 light in few days.
And yet another, somewhere in Michigan, particulars
not received
Verify the band of flying cohorts" multiply. The
Sub-trcasury system is in actual opcraon and works
admirably
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

BIZ and riM the adrcc and consent Of The Senate.
COLLECTORS.
Aaron Ogden Assistant Collector for the District Of
New York to reside at Jersey City, in the State OF
New Jersey, from 23d March, 1888.
James f. Gbblo, Beaufort, n &. from 23d March,
1888
Samuel Phillips Newburyport, Mass, from 4th March,
1898.
William Beach, Gloucester, Mass, from 4,h March,
1888
Joseph ScwaIl, Bath Maine, from 25th March, 1888.
Charles Leary Vienna Md, from 3lst March, 1898.
Daniel p Brown Portsmouth, n. H., from LIST April,
1888 ~"
Jacob Gould, ecpcsco, New York, from sad March,
1898
Seymour scovc, Niagara, N. Y. from 23d March,
1888 s-.r
George w Clinton, Buffalo Creek, n Y. from 22d
March, vice Pierre A. Barker whose commission will
then expire. ....
George III. Nc Nhorter, OsweEo, ~ \. from ~ May,
1898
Gabriel |. Floyd, Apalachcoa, Fa, from a3d March,
1898
Nathaniel NJ Lowney, Belfast, Me, from 18th March,
1883 vice Daniel Lane, removed
David B. Mcneil, Champlain, n. y, from I'd May,
1888
George w Discoe, Nottingham, Nd, from 10Th
March 1888.
James Mcbhire, AeXanurla' ~ ~ ''o' ~"u '"'en'
1888
AARsIIAt.s.
Richard NJ Woods, for the Eastern District of Ten
nesSce.
David c. Wilson, for the District Of Delaware
John NJ. McCala, for the District OF Kentucky
ATTORNEYS.
Thomas p. Deyereux, for the District Of North
Carolina
Daniel kellogg, for the District Of Vermont.
Lewis Sanders. for the District OF Kentucky.
Benjamin F Iluton, for the Western District Of
Louisiana.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-17

RAILROAD ADvENTuREA short time since, a Young
gentleman travelling from the city of New York TO Ral-
way, on The New Jersey Railroad found himself seated
by the side ola Young lady, richly dressed ard extreme
Y beautiful She sat musng silence, evidently
stranger TO all in the car until after they had left the
Newark depot, when she suddenly manifested symptoms
OF uneasiness and alarm much to attract the
attention OF the gentleman by her side and prompt him
to inquire into the cause She raised her veil and in
low tone very modestly informed him that she had lost
her purse, containing her ticket to New Brunswick and
every cent OF money she had with her The money! she
remarked was OF little consequence being only eight or
nine dollars. but the loss OF The ticket would expose her
to the suspicion and perhaps Insult Of the agent and
others IN the She had purchased the ticket before
she leit tho city, and could imagine when whore or
now she had lost her purse containing it, The gentle
man ehdeaSoted to soothe her spprchensons by saving
that the prce OF ticket to New Brunswick was but a
tre and ne would most cheeully procure one for her
before he lett the car She appeared very grateful for
his KIND inerposltion to relieve her from the mort6ca
ton Of being obliged 10 expose her situation TO nous
tive agents, and drew from her finger an elegant dla
mond ring to compensate him for his kindness and tho
cost OF the ticket, which, Of course, was declined At
Railway he left the car, after giving the lady his name
and residence, and she her way A few DAYS
afterwards he received letter from New Brunswick
signed &. ID ncosng the identical ring which had been
offered him, and five dollar bull, with an assurance
that at some future period he should be made acquainted
with her true name--Nerark Eaclf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-17

has gone from this place Of earthly honors and hu.
man distinctions 10 a seat in that House which is
not made with hands, eternal In the Heavens"
As a token Of our regard for his many Virtues
and Of our respect for his memory, move the adop-
lion Of the resolutions which now submit
Mr.. EVANS then offered the following resolutions:
RcsOfred, That the members and officers Of this
House will attend the funeral Of TInoTny J. Car
TER, deceased, late member of this House, from
the State OF Maine, al IL o'clock, on Saturday the
I7th inst
ResOtred, That committee be appointed TO lake
order TOR experimenting the funeral OF TIMOTHY j.
CARTER, deceased
Resoired That the members ard officers Of this
House win testify their respect for the memory OF
TIMOTHY J. CARTER by wearing Grape on the lei arm
for thirty days
Rcsoired, That when this House adjourn to-day,
II will adjourn 10 meet on Saturday, the 18th inst
These resolutions were unanimously agreed TO-
The following members were appointed 10 COM
pose The Committee of Arrangements, viz.
Messrs. Evans, of Maine, McKennan, OF Pennsyl-
vania, Whuesey, of Connecticut, Pickens, Of South
Carolina, Pope of Kentucky, Hamer, Of Ohio,
Gray, Of New York
And then the House adjourned to Saturday
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NEw YoRk, March -, 1888.

DEAR Sin The nomination Of the Hon. RICHARD
RKEa the present Recorder Of the city (whose term
OF office soon expires) the Democratic Republican
candidate for mayor, has thrown the Locotocos INTO
cold sweat. Several leading members Of the
Destructive party called on Mr., Rker yesterday,
! and proposed adopting him as their candidate, on
condition that he would withhold his able reply 10
the communication of the Democratic Republican
General Committee announcing his acceptance OF
their nomination.
This document Is distinguished for lis unanswcra-
BILE exposition Of The tue creed Of the Democratic
Republican party Of 9S and reierates the prominent
objections TO The adoption Of the Sub Tfeasury
scheme, while II contains new and striking views OF
the benefits which the Credit system has conferred
on the country. The calm and digni6ed tone Of this
rcply--its able and manly defence those who diff
fer with the Executive IN relation 10 the untried
pedent-its rcbuke of the proscripve spirit which
pervades our national councils and It's brief but elo
| quent defence of those who remain true To their
faith will command the admiration of every true pa
uiot throughout the Union.
The efforts Of the Loco-ioco leaders 10 suppress
this admirable production exhibits their apprehen-
sion OF its influence on the counIry--nora are they
mistaken in the matter.
Its comprehensive brevi'y will cause il to be ex
tensively read and copied in every section of the
Union-while the high character Of the wrer-his
unwavering adherence 10 Democratic principles
during all the trying Of the last forty years
his patriotic efforts TO sustain the administration Of
| the General and State Governments during the late
| war with Great Britan--his brilliant talentS-and
the conspicuous part he has enacted in all the great
contests Of the Republican party with their opponents
will deservedy add weight TO his opinions. As
you will readily infer this high minded patriot de-
clines playing into the hands of the Loco-focos-and
on Wednesday evening next the letter will be read
to the Great Meeting which is called to respond 10
his nomination, and will, ofcourse, be published on
the following day Although from the brief period
which has elapsed since the reorganization Of the
party, We did not anticipate success in the coming
contest when the nomination was first made yet
my present impression is that Mr. Riker will be
| elected. .... 4......
Few men in the city are SO universally popular
with all classes of citizens and large body OF the
sobsr-mnded electors, who usually remain at home,
will rally around one in whom they possess such nn-
bounded confidence.
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We find the following letter from the Hon. +. O
J. Smith In the Dover Inquirer =
WASHINGTON, Feb. nth, 1888.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th, ! S3S.
DEAR Sir Your letter Of the l4;h inst is at hand
In reply 10 your inquiry do not hesitate to express 1t
as both nv persuasion and WISH that it will be pos
sblc for the Sub Treasury Bill to pass the House OF
Representatives doubt even that it will get through
the Senate. certainly in the opinion that it
will prove OF the most unfortunate measures for the
country il it should become law-rha has ever found
its way into the administration OF our Government The
way TO prevent from becoming law, for the people
speak of settled and determined condemna-
lion Of to their REPRESENTATIVES iii becomes law,
the sin Of i. will upon the Representatives Of New
ork, fraction Of whom defeat it, and the curse
will infct, will be scverest upon the constituents oil
these Representatives. The prosperity Of New York,
speak OF the whole State, its energies and enterprise
will feel blight for years and years to come II the bust
ness Of its citizens is narrowed down to The small limits
Of such currency the measure will oniy admit OIL
TO attempt to prosecute healthy and profit
able business npon deprecated currency for the peo
pie, and for the Government alone that will always
be kept by the operation of this above the par
value Of every other description Of property, in
the folly and the fate Of him who attempts sit
himself down upon two distant and dssimar stools.
need only add that political party ostracisn, and
no system Of personal denunciaon or abuse, will deter
me from acting up to the honest convictions that en-
terrain of this measure, from opposing BY every fair
and honest effort in my power. ri.
Most respectfully, .. -
Your obedent servant, IN haste,
" E# FRANCIS O. j. SMITH.
JOSHUA Huron, ESQ. New York City.
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CotrNnrs Monday evening March :

FuNp CoMMssIoNER.-Th Hon. Daniel Kilgore
was appointed BY resolution Of the House, this
morning, Canal Fund Conn issioner for the term of
OF six years from Feb. 1898; to create vacancy
occaSoncd b. the expiration Of his own term Of
service. Mr.. Kilgore IS a conservative and had no
opposition to his appointment in the House know
OF none likely 10 take place in the Senate CHM
p1per.
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The Bank Of Eraacc.-Qn looking over the French
papers received by the Louis Philippe we find in
them the annual statement of the Bank of France
from which il appears that the amount Of specie held
by that institution is two hundred and fly millions
OF francs and that the amount Of Government, depo-
sites is one hundred and twelve millions Of francs
Phi. Ing.
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The Governor Of Jamaica has officially declared that
under the apprenticeship system, The negroes in
some respects are in condition than they
were 10 slavery"
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l'uBLIUs
ERoM THE LAKE ERIE FRONTIER.

The Cleveland Herald states that the Detroit Free
Press of the 9Th instant mo Detroit papers
coming by mail as far Washington) contains the fol-
lowing particulars OF the latest sklrmish Of the "ParI-
OTIS"
ANOTHER BArrLE Intelligence received in
town Yesterday from authentic source giving the
suit Of cngagcn, NJ between the Patriots on Point
Pelee island. and the British troops. The action
commenced on Saturday morning and resulted in the
Patriots being routed and driven from the island with
loss Of killed, 40 wounded, and 20 taken prisoner
The British had 3 killed The Patriots, who number
cd between 800 and 500 fed in the direction Of San
dusky, and were pursued some seven eight miles by
the troops upon the ice Not man, understand
found upon the island when it taken possession
Of by the British, We suppose the Canada may
now'be considered a, an end.
NJ Since the above in type, have been po-
ey favored with tho following extract Of letter from
Amherstbnrgh, 10 Btigader General Brady, dated I'd
March, 1888
Colonel Maitland has this moment returned with
the troops from Point Peee, having cleared the
island OF the pirates, who were in force there He
states their loss to have been killed 40 wounded and
20 taken prisoners; amongst The former Colonel Sew
ard and Captain Van Rensseaer--thc retreat of the
enemy having been intercepted by portion of our
troops. Loss Of the British force ! killed and 20
wounded. We understand that 2 have since died Of
their wounds
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The Mexicans have published, and gucak i, b;ch,,
AUDITORY terms OF the Rev DR. Chaurinrs letres -
Henry Clay against the RATION Of Tera. - ,So
Union. '" '"e
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES
SATURDAY. March 10.

Present as yesterday.
No. 33. Andrew D.. Hepburn VS.. Jacob Dubois
lessee &c. in error to the District Court U. S. for
West Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion of the
Court, affirming the judgment Of the District Court
in this cause, with costs. ..,-.
No, 80. George Beaston, garnshee, &c. VS.. Far
mcrs' Bank Of Delaware, in error to the Court of
Appeals to the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Mr., Justice Mckinley delivered the opinion Of the
Court, affirming the judgment of the Court Of Ap-
peolsin this cause, with costs.
No. 81. N. Rogers & Sons, VS.. James M Batche-
lor ct al in TO the District Court U. S. for Mis-
ssSippi.
Mr. Justice Story delivered the opinion of the
Court affirming the judgment of the Distri ct Court
in this cause with costs and six pc cent. damages.
No 81 John +. Stein, plaintiff in error, VS.. Will
liam Bowman ct al. This cause was submitted to
the Court on the record and arguments by Mr.. Crit
tenden for the plaintiff in error and by Mr. Garland
in behalf of the defendants in error
No I03 of 1887. Elk parte In the matter of
Charles +. Sibbald VS.. the United States. On motion
to reform the mandate issued in this case &c
Mr.. Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion of the
Court directing the mandate issued in this case 10
be reformed to conform TO the final decree rem
dered in the case Of the United States VS.. Sbbald
the opinion of the Court in that case, and this pc
titiun..
Adjourned till Monday, IL o'clock
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war upon tae Monstsr-Some crazy fellow made
yoen, assault pistol in hand upon the Bank Of the
onlea states on SATURDAY night last lie attacked the
his pistol ball through the key hole.
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MONDAY, March II.


Present as on Saturday.
Robert Van Rensselaer,, Philip Hamilton and
Mark A. Sibley, Esqrs OF New York, were admitted
Attorneys and CoupSellors Of this Court
No 81 James White VS. Hiram *. Turk ct al. on
certificate OF division in opinion from the Circuit
Court u S. for East Tennessee 49,.
Mr. Justice Mckinley delivered the opinion OF the
Court. dismissing the case because the whole case
was certified
No so James Galloway VS., Henry II. Finley ct
al ON anpeal from the Circuit Court u s. for West
Pennsylvania ......
MIR Justice Caron delivered the opinion of the
Court affirming the decree of the District Court in
this cause, with costs.
No 81. Martha Bradsreet, VS.. Arson Thomas, in
error 10 the District Court U. S. for the Northern
District Of New York. ..~
Mr. Justice WAYNE delivered the opinion of the
Court reversing The Judgment of the District Court,
and demanding The cause for further proceeding.
Nos Sc and 81 Amos Kendall, Postmaster Gene
raj u s. VS.. William b Stokes Ell al. In error TO The
Circuit Court United States for the District Of Co
umbia.
Mr. Justice Thompson delivered the opinion Of the
Court, affirming the judgment Of the Circuit Court
in these causes. ..., .5.
No 80 Manuel Garcia VS.. Samuel Lee In error
TO the District Court United States for East Loui-
siana .
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
the Court affirming the judgment OF the District
Court in this cause, with costs. ..8.
The Court adjourned 10 the time and place ap-
pointed by law; having in session OF 6l days DIS
posed OF 81 cases leaving ~ cases on the calendar
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Ameicans IN France.--Ihe Paris correspondent of
the New York American observes tina, ten or twelve
American gentlemen were presented at Court late in
December, by General Cass, and adds that as many
more American ladies would shine at the Tueries on
the next Wednesday evening The writer adds
MARK the hi in which the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer INDUCED himself, in the British House of Com
mons, on the 10Th instant, at the gdudy dress Of the
American unctonares who visit the palace of ST.
James, The honorable member said the Chancellor
replying to Mr.. Hume, in the debate on the Civil List
Bill, had talked of expensive lveries Let him follow
up his analogy. to go to the leyces and behold tho
gaudy array in which the officers Of the United States
appear before the Sovereign Of England ! wish
Americans abroad would consent to profit by this re-
hrko, INDIGENOUS and ungracious as may he deemed
We not quite so Republican we might or should
be, in modes Of seeking introduction at foreign
courts, and equipment before Royalty The De-
partmcnt Of State could benefcay, reverse its rcpua
tons recommendations respecting the official costume
Of our agents. diplomatic and consular" A udicious
conclusion Phi. Gde,
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An English paper states tina, Mr.. Ely produced on
wager 6y lis system Of culture, cucumber twenty
inches in length in less than egh, days from the tune Of
setting the blossom.
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FOX THE MADIEVNfANs
PuBLlus, No XXY.-Being No. VIII enlarged
"Virtuc iires, Gut truth shall stand"
Ipropose to make a few comments on the following
extract from speech delivered by Representative ~
Congress, from Kentucky, The extra session in 1887
il the substance Of all the exceptions that have
been taken TO. and urged against the State BANK
system
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From The Lilesporth (Me. \ Staicsn,a,

~ TKANTTS y.
JOSHUA Huron, Esq New York City.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-09


a PFhfT1f'f'l. hnod of hnir is tha CrnnRest nr0a
mnn' le'nnrin" - thc human FRAME liEw s'~,nge
" tho loss o. citgnges the and nrama
fur'lv rings tho appearance ~ nId ag-. Vhicic
nrnnv 10 rccn Il heipr r,,cnverr,I and eonpimrs
even 70 shu' so'et" avoid tho ieets aud sncers u'
t'er "cnnnir tan"a: thc remnndcro t|ei" v"s
srrn"n'iv an in r"r vent. In short. NOT ev the
'nss frCnertv els the ronernus tn mixing vnuth with
trat sinking gloom docs rhr loss Of his hair
To noert ~ these un'na cir"umstorroe, 0'dridrr'
Ral'n Of "onn'hia - the hair fo,r filling cf IN n,
first anr'icn u. I'D faw hdtce rosorfc il again. l.
likewise produces hh ov< and WHISPERS. urcents the
mir from irirninr gray. rokes i, curl beautifully, md
recs it 'ro'r 4rurf Numerous certificates OF hr fral
r"snPrta i'itv in snrnrr Of the virtues Of Odriags
liEli6 aTa iown Nv he nrnrSietcra.
GJ' Read the foIIowing:-
Robert W'harton Esh late Nnvor Of ph;adainh
Inns certified he below, to the high chara
Ter nj he fillnwinr gentlemen.
The ind rsigned do hereby GETTY that vehave used
the i DIN "f o nmhia di covered by ]. 0ldridge and
have found highly -rryiceahr only preventive
against The falling of Of hair, but also certain resot
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER. Senior.
Methodist Nlnisterin st George r',nr-e.
JOIN r INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN D THOMAS, NJ D, lG3 Races;
!m,lN Fi,REy ~ Spruce street.
lltGlI NcTI'EDY.2 43 South I'd st.
JHHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
It is known that three of the above sgncrs are more
than % years Of age and the others not less than 81.
[Fronl tine Nayorl
Commonwealth Of Pen,avlvrnie.
CITY of thiladelplir,
!, Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said CITY of Phadc
lila, 10 hereby certify that am ell ecQu n,ed with
NeSsrs :. = lnglis, John Furri. aud Hugh VI Curdv,
hose uaines signed the nhoye certiftntf shat thew
gAntemr" OF character and resnectahil w. md ns
sncit full credit ~h,uli he siveu the said certificate.
IL wine, VIII roof have hcr@unto sol my hand
ard r'usrd III" seal Of the cit, 10 be fixed, th-
9Th Ivy Of lIecenh"r Nc.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON Mnvn-