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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

The following complimentary notices CIV wdnlsl
recently citizen Of this place, We copy - u
kentucky paPsr. Leila, 4 novel BY Balues, -
by Mr.. Wallace is the drama spoken Of We -
besn gotten up by bessss company shaa sho.s =
sustaining the principal charaessn Nes ess e wan
less much improved, can vee1 - sssAas. eSA -
with any thing like = mediocrisy = snAssa.
''wo had the pleasure Of ~isssssins - IN apu
sion Of this interesting and attractive Asa0 - at
citizs", w. Wallace, Esq., and wess ssessGaDg q
The Scenic sple"dos and poetic beauty Il - pDs
fail to make il q favoriss acting play. Ihs ashe
one. lngersoll, Demon, and kobiasua. asd Aatl
excellent representatives Of the prominsss ehaaanI
first gsasle man, however, should del,ssd = ~
and lose ON his own capabilities, jussiy sppsses
ars,'
LEILA--AUTHoa's BExevrr.-I.siia vNs 81
night for the third time. No,wishssaadiag ~ Il =
Of some Of the actors, the play went Of viii So
plauss; and reflected gren, honor the susa.as.
To sec the play again,as IL is full of poetic bsasg
splendcr.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

printed Cushman failed TO get Up the Steamboat
Boiler bill-and Boon did get up his resolutoo,
thrice offered already. Thea camc Reports Of
Committees, in the usual order, occupying The
rest Of the morning hour.
Treasny Note BiH-Mr. Rariden's motion TO
reconsider came up. If rc-considered, the ques-
lion would be the passage Of the bill, under the
operation Of the Previous Question. After . call
Of the House, the Previous Question, or rc-consi-
deration, was seconded, and the question, ssshah
the main question Ito rc-cunsider) be puff
decided by yeas and nays, follows: yeas l4l
nays ii. So the main question was ordered to be
pui, and il was put: and the House deciied not to
reconsider the vote on the final passage of the
Treasury Note Bill, follows: nays ITO, yeas
lO3-the Speaker voting in the negative again.
Mr.. Polk has earned Secretary ship For
eign Embassy, at all events. Bat how run
the fellows! They arc on their las; legs. One
or two more firm efforts, and the loco-focos will be
extnguished.
The occupation of tie North Western Territory
by the British.-Mr Gushing made a very inte-
resting speech in dcfence of his resolution Of en-
quirv, touching this interesting topic. Pending,
as this goes off.
SENArE-District Banks.-This' tiresome sub
ject all day. SrENoGRAPHIcus-
Want Of room compels US to dofer a full no
tice Of the Senate's proceedings both of yester
day and the day before.
/ On Thursday after the disposition Of Mr.. Al
lens call on the district banks for list of thei
officers, a statement Of their discount account.
with individuals, &c. sc. (Which was laid on the
table by a vote of 81 10 LAY the Senate spent tho
remainder Of the sitting in discussing the re
charter of the district banks.
Yesterday the Senate was engaged all day il
an animated debate on the Treasury note bill, o
rather an amendment offered to it. These wer
all ultimately rejected, and the bill. about = o
In the House Of Represe natives, after SOM
usual morning business, Mr.. f. Whittlesey sue
ceeded in procuring an observance Of the rul
which devotes Friday and Saturday to priyat
|. bills, and business OF that nature contracted
,, of which an account will be given in next
National In,elli gencer.-May 10.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

The sssole editor and proprietor" q
in speaking of the Directors Of shs ssass
lowing Language:
"a very large majority Of shs Board s'' = -,
;.,s. and Of course in favor Of N irssdssnnhe
currency and Decides they would SAsas'ow -
Mr.. Biddle, right or wrong Whes ~.
proclamation TO resume, the State bans ~
no, bcfore.-and when Mr.. Biddis sss ~
will issue his prociamasioo and not hsso's.
-, .v.,, vii, happen, no ooe can ksos"
Unworthy Of comment
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Ma. N BoLros, has disposed Of his isssssa >
Democrat, to his partner Mr. Livins.sua, - 30
editor and proprietor" uses the pronoas ~" ssa
and one would be induced 10 believe hin % = =
man in the state ,were il not that his pecsssss e
this inauguratory procIamas,oa. In The vs''s's~
Bolton, We think we noticed q ''kick II a.
was We have entirely fogossea We wish NJ.
cess, in q pseuniary way, and hsPs 10 "sy Ss1 =
in his retirement from die cares asA pspsxisies q
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

CoI.LAa Boon, says: call editors ars AissA u -
suppose shers must be An eneas.m.ns b.s.,.. =.
editor Of the Delphi Oracle, as that psias ssesn1
a' being qualified for she senate Of the United sss
iaoorer is worthy his hire. Fay up Ms. Bsn:
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

claimed TO have elected c0nseable in - cipd
out of the 20 officers chosen NJ she late sIsesisa
sidndered individual indignantly rspeIs ~ -
asserts that he 10 n christia.. and gsnslemoA
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
The Cincinnati Weekly N

We have received the second number e 49,
IS conducted with spirit, spice and talent, -
on small type and good paper, aad worthy q. 80
tromage.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Locoroco LurEsAruRE.-h II said sses,.,
newly appointed Custom HOUSE of6ces 10 Me- 70
NO. write their names.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

1t is stated, on good authority, that several of
the Conscr sative Senators, now representing Wing
Districts will VOTE on all party Questions, ODE
dence the declared wishes Of their constituents,
which will secure the election of a Wing u. 5.
Senator
OF the general result, the Richmond Wing saws :
"To realize the extent Of the Wing gain, it will be
necessary to bear in mind that the admin. strat,on
had last wear majority in the popular branch
alone of FORTY! The Wings now have a ma
j,rity Of TWELVE! Total gain 50! In the
Senate we have lost two Wings, whose places are
supplied by conservatives. Only eight of the Sc
majors were required to undergo the ordeal. Had
the whole BODY been brought before the people,
the reform would have been complete and over
whelming. As it il, the Senators from the Able
marie and Caroline districts, are instructed in a
voice that can scarcelv be misunderstood bv them
and several other members Of that BODY have re-
ceived significant hints, which they will do well
not to disregard" -[ Baltimore Chronicle.
An Ourang Outang, recently imported into
Salem from Borneo, was sold at auction on Tues
day last, by John Tyler, for $1,000.
BY an act Of Assembly 1896, the county o.
Philadelphia IL responsible for all property destroy
ed in the county by a mob, prov iding the owne,
has had no participates in the riot.
| writing from New Hampshire, says that Lev
is striving hard to procure the appointment o
Chief Justice of N Hampshire, vacant by the death
Of Judge Richardson.
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Connecticut has acted nobly al ,
formed her du,vn

'o"n NJ Miles has been defeated, and /. sA~I
Wing. Ge" DENNIS KIMBERLY, .,,.,.s !. =.
IN inc senate Of tho United ssa,,s! An h.ac-
Thanks: Iha"ts:: The vote Stood .h,.: -
Kimberly,
Niles,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

The people Of St. Joseph, Lake Michigan, are
doing great business in the Sturgeon live
They are harpooaing them by seores-s"me
weighing over I35 pounds. Below the dam Of the
Mishawaka. On St. Joseph, there were taken. says
the South Bend Free Press, on the night of May
4th, with spears, twenty-three sturgeon. measor-
ing from four to six- and -haf feet 10 Iength.-
About $50 had been taken within the pfeeeed'sg
three weeks. There are other delicious fish t.
ken IN those waters.
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Wing mejoeity,

Al "s'sias held the svsainx prev ioss, by -
members, "ossmor Ellsworth ~as asrs.d spoa-vs,1'
nor was declined BY The Governor,-and G.s.,., -
having the next highest vote agreed upea- ca
oefiy 10 distinguished lawyer Of Ns~ Havs.. -
OF excellent character and . rue whie,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

FINANCIAL TACrIcs-Thc New York S,ar con-
tains an article which goes to prove that Mr.
JoudOn has met the Bank of England on its own
ground .ou, manHuvred and compelled il to send
in a flag of truce and come to terms. He entered
the discount market and underbid the Bank and
proved to that institutions that he possessed means
SO immense that it out of their power to cope
with or at least crush him. His agency viii ma
terialIy diminish the profits Of MANY English
houses which have heretofore transacted Amer
can business to a large amount.
THE MEXICAN BLOCK ADE.-The New Orleans
Bulletin OF tie 10Th. saws: "Another American
vessel has been ordered off by the blockading
squadron before Tampico,--,he schr, Essex, Capt.
Carroll She arrived at this port yesterday NOR
ming. The French officers conducted themselves
with tho courtesy characteristic Of their nation.
Although intercepted off the port Of her destina-
ton, she was forbid all communication with the
Shore and ordered off after all her papers had been
endorsed. The same treatment Is melted out with
ont partality the vessels Of all nations A
French brig, the Louise, from Bordeaux, bound
also for rampco, met with a like reception on
the same day. One Yankee vessel, how ever, had
tho icmerity to break the blockade. She was n
barque heavily laden, and the captain not liking
to miss chance at speculation, dashed through
The b!ockadine squadron, Md succeeded in rum
ming bis vessel safe into port"
TIE U. 8. BANK AND THE TREAsURY.-lt is
well known that the Treasury Department was ap-
priced aweek since fthe Willingness of the United
States Bank 10 anticipate the two millions of its
bonds to the Government, due in October next
We now have it in power to state on unqnes
tionabie authority, that tho Bank has expressed
its desire to arrange amicably with the Treasury
for all its bonds, the amount Of six millions, in
. anticipation.
4 The position Of the Bank at the present cav
> notwithstanding tho charges of insolvency brough
against it daily in the official organ Of the Govern
ment, fully justifies the assumption of these res
possibilities, and enables it to extend this time
~ aid to the Treasury without embarrassment.-
> 1t has in it's vaults ard in Europe Sl5 900 600 ii
specie and $4,000, 900 in securities availabl
in speci three days. notice. All its respons
bilities circulation and dcposites are but$l5
100000; leaving a dsposabic surplus Of $40
, OOO,OOO.-[New York Courier g. Enquirer
u VIRGINIA LEGIsLATuRE.-The Wings have ca
u ried Logan, one of the counties which we state
Yesterday to be heard from, and il is now a
&c certained that the delegate from Favette ar
u Nicholas is u whig. Counting King George wi,
the Wings. and Lee, the only county to be heat
P from, and the doubtful delegate from Morgan, wit
the administration, there will be tie j"i,
!" ballot.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

The Wheat crop presents very promising aP-
pear.nce in Bucks, Montgomery, DanPhia. Cum
berland counties Of Pennsylvania.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

OAKS FOR THE PARLoUR-lf You hang an acorn
bv a string about bali inch above the surface If
some water contained in a hyacinth glass, it will
throw down long white roots, while its stem will
rise upwards and become decorated with bright
green and delicate leaves. When IT grows over
the top Of the hyacinth gloss, it becomes very
pretty object.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

The Nashville Wing states that Ex-Governor
Runnel. has been appointed President of the I'm
ion Bank Of Mississippi, with salary Of 10000
4 wear. and Col. Samuel Gwinu Cashier, with a
like salary.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
The .'Old Dominion ia hertz,

II Is now reduced TO a esrsainsy that ~ NM
small majority a" joint ballot in the Lssislssus g.
and that they will elect Whis sssasos: Husn. -
Virginia tho land Of noble deeds and pse, 49,.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

After it was read land il vas not flashed until
3 o'clock,) Mr.. Allen, Of Ohio rose, and moved the
printing Of 10000 extra copies His colleague,
Mr.. Morris, proposed $4,000 extra copies. Mr.
King Of Alabama, was opposed to 80 large = num-
der, and suggested 10000. Mr.. Clay Of KY, tho't
something had better be first done with the reso-
tuition. Mr.. Hubbard said it would take its place
On the calendar, to be reached in order Mr.. King
said it would go among the orders, being a joint
resolution. Mr. Clay Of KY, said he would call
it up at an early day. As 'oprnting, he was will
ling, If "thc party" agreed to the high number
named by the Senator from Ohio. He thought it
would d. no harm, and most probably do some good.
He was willing to vote copy into the hands Of
every one Of that Senator's constituents. Bat as
there appeared to be a diversity Of sentiment a.
n,ong members Of s'the party" as TO the number
to be printed, he should follow the lead Of the
the Senator from Alabama, and GO for the smaller
number.
| The debate was continued until late hour,
when, upon taking the question, 900 copies were
ordered to be printed. The Resolution and Report
were then, on motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, made the
special order Of the day for Monday next.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
Your most ob't. serv't.
JOHN Upton.
From the Charleston Courier, NAV Is

NOBLE MI United States Bank
Of Penn~y ivan,a, through its president, Mr.. Bid
die, has transmitted to our Mavor, the munificent
and most unlocked for donation OF TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, in aid Of our suffer
ing citizens. We have not words 10 express our
deep and grateful sense Of such u noble charity.
II will carry comfort whore dcsola:icn reigns
and cause the widows heart To sing for Joy.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Death Of Hon. James b. 7hornton.-A letter
has been received at the Department Of State.
announcing the death Of James b. Thornton, L..
5. Charge d'Affarcs 10 Peru. He arrived at CAL
lao, from Valparaiso, in the U. s. Ship Falmouth,
Capt, M'Kcever, on the gid inst, and expired
on the 25th. HIS remains were inferred on the
Goth inst, IN the British cemetery at Bella Vista,
with all the honors due to his rank.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

IL is stated that no less than twelve eminent
physicians fell victims to ,yphns fever at London
Eiinburg, and Glasgow, within the first fortnigh,
Of April.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

A marketable acknowledgements.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
Bank Of the U,.sed States, May 5.
Hon. Henry L. Pnckney, Mayor Of the city Of
Charleston, South Carolina:

Hon. Henry L. PInckney, Mayor Of the city Of
Charleston, South Caroliua:
SRI am instructed by the Board Of Directors
of the Bank OF the United States, I" express to the
citizens of Charleston their very sincere sympa-
tn, under the calamity which has recently bcfal-
len that city, ind their anxiety to do every thing
in their power to mitigate il. Such u misfortune,
which even strangers must deplore, cannot fail to
awaken the iiveiest interest IN every part Of our
common country. Bat this institution has, during
so long a series Of years. been intimately connect
ed in all the relations of business, with the CON-
munity Of Charleston, and has go many ties "f
friendly intercourse and personal regard with its
members, that having witnessed and shared ito
prosperity, we arc proportionaby afflicted by this
sudden reverse Of its fortunes. The disaster,
melancholy it now seems, will doubtless soon
be surmounted and repaired by the energy and
the resources Of your fellow citZens--but in the
mean time, there might be much individual euf:
fering and much personal privation, which may
be al!eviated bv Immediate assistance. For this
purpose, the Board Of Directors place the enclo
sed contribution the disposal of the CITY autho
rifles who will have the goodness to EMPLOY it n.
thew NAV deem eficieat tor tho relief of III,
sufferers. With great respect, yours,
i N. BlDDLE
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ing the bill to be taken.
The chair allowed Mr.. Hoffman to go on, and
he had been reading these 'new-born allies" Of
this administration severe lecture, commenting
upon the Inconsistency of Mr.. Rhetts conduct on
this occasion with the boosted 'chivalry Of South
Caroline, when Mr.. C.owney called to order.
| The Chair decided that the member was not out
of order.
| Mr.. Lcgare thought it was inadmissib!e for
member to attack a state in debate.
| Mr.. Rhett understood the member to be attack
ing himself through South Carolina. He hoped
he would be permit ted to indulge in such latitude
as he pleased.
Mr. Hoffman denied any intention to attack Ell
Their the State of South Carolina, any Of her
sons. And he ent on some what further to hold
up mirror in which the Calhoun people may see
the reflection Of this new demvo!te of theirs.
Having done this. he went into an examination of
the bill, and answered the loco focoism Of his col
league, Cambreleng. whom he met IN gallant sty
Mr.. Thompson, Of s. c., rose make some ex-
PLANTATION about Rhctt's misrepresentation of one Of
his remarks. and defence Of South Carolina a.
gainst what he considered an attack upon her, i'm
Piled in the remarks of Mr.. Hoffman.
Mr. Jones Of Va, followed in a long and labored
defence OF the bill, against the arguments Of its
} opponents; and foloweded by MIR. Wise, who
is till speaking this goes off
A strong effort will be made to get a final ques-
ton tonight Think it will be successful. altho
cannot but think that there will be some amend
ments.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
M. Clay's Resolution, and Mr.. virgins Re
Pors.-The resolution Of Mr.. Clay, with regard to
the assistance which gov eminent should give &c
the banks, in resuming specie payments, and
which was referred to the committee on Finance
was this morning reported back to the Senate
without amendment, by Mr.. Wright accompanied
by very voluminous and ex,eaded loco-foco re-
, ort.-which was read by Mr.. Wright himself, a,
the Clerks table. 1t was entirely adverse to Mr.
Ciays resolution, and went into the whole subject
Of the Banks and the Government Paper and
specie, Sc, 10 the Globe, Argus and New Era.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

| An Ourang Outang, recently imported int
Salem from Borneo, was sold ut auction on Tues
dav last, by John Tyler, for $1,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

200 men. and the latter from TO 10000 One OF .n'
reasons assigned for this measure, in addition 20 Inc UNI
settled ate Of the Canudas is The unrIendly tone u
the message of the President Of The u s., upon Tie
boundary question -
mnnder of the forces in Canada.
The following extracts of considerable interest
Cork, Jan 4.-.7rmy-Ths Troops or Caaada-Of-
ders have been received, understand to put The Fer
noy barracks in readiness for the immediate reception
of n large body Of troops, horse and foot.
Transports are expected at Cove t is said that the
line Of battle ships BeeropI"n and Vanguard, Inc Tor
mrr of IS and the latter of "a guns have been ordered
instanicr from the Mediterranean for The purose) to
take on board the dspos Of the lh and 3D. and pro-
coed T., Gibraltar where they are to meet the service
companies of The regiments, in Corfu, and take
them on TO halifax.
An American gentleman recently travelling in Eng
npd addressed note 10 hlr. Daniel Council request
inn admission to the gallery Of the House Of Commons
MI O'Conup!'s answer was rare sample OF rudenrss
ard nproprety lie endorsed the petition for his
favor lie following:
"rnd;ny MIR - is not a resident Of siarehod-
iug State, Mr. OConne has the honor to comply with
his request Daniel OConnellAdinit tie bearer to the
gallery"
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MARYLAND.

THE BxMrs CAsE.-We have recently heard nothing
of the action Of the Legislature the Of Bemis
and others who have been demanded by the Governor
Of Penrsy lvana. fugtves from justice, for having
brought from Pennsylvania certain slaves wthou, COM
pyinr with the laws Of that State. The full history Of
The case has been heretofore laid befure the readers Of
the Chronicle. The following paragraph from the last
IarnId county paper shows that Pennsylvania is abou!
10 bring the matter To a crisis Bali. Chronicle.
from the yuadisonan.)
ARRIVAL OF THE SHERIFF oE YoRK.-Our town
honnred, on Wednesday last, with the appearance of
the Sheriff of Adams county, Pennsylvania, with
rants for The of Messrs Bems Forwood and Prigg
which he delivered into the hands Of John Carsns, Esq
Sheriff of the county, and after few hours sojourn,
departed. Mr. KIinefelter conducted himself in very
re n, rmnnly manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
(Fro,D Nh. n YnrE .Syn

FoRrInx We learn from the Boston Daily Adver.
User of yesterday morning that the British fsae IN
cnrsani arrived at Halifax the Both Of January from
Cork, whence she sailed on the 4th, bringing London
sdvices Of the Is The nconstant has brought the
left wing of the 93d regiment, commanded BY Major
Arthur. The troops landed on the 3lst at Halifax.
(Frum the Boston Daily y4drertiscr)
II is stated in the London Observer, Of Dec 81. that
ministers had under consideration the propriety Of
commenting 10 Parliament, Immediately after the
seu,hing Of the Houses, increase in both The
army aud nary-te former 10 The amount Of II or o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

INTERESTING TO TEACHERS Notice is ie,.
Il by given that the Academy a, LewisJurg, Virgin,
is now vacant. This ins,ciun consists of nal nnl
female department, which the Trustees DESTROYS Of
filling with appropriate and re qualified teachers Thu
teacher in the male department must be competent
teach the elementary branches Of English education
the Mathematics Natural Philosophy, including Che.
mistry and Astronomy Ethics, &c, and the Latin and
Greek languages and the teacher Of the female depart
mcn,, the branclrs of an accomplished female educ,.
ton Applicants requested to make ih"ir appica.
finns with as lille delay practicable. They will be
received until the 2h day Of April next when the e!ec
ton will BE- made. All communications touching The
premises To be eddreSsrd post paid, to John Mays ESQ
President of lie board Of Trustees
J F DANGERFlELD,
JOHN MAYS,
JOHNSON REYNOLDS
HUGH WILSON.
Committee IF the BOard IF Trustees
FcbI S9-2awig
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'EHEEI HTENA
EERE Insurance GG7n93;2eV

2 RE continuing 10 take risks in Town and Country,
IA on Dwelling Houses, Stores Manufactures. Mills
and oter Buildings, and on Furniture, Libraries, Wear
inc Apparel, Stocks of Goods, Machinery, and The
Stock of Mills and Manufactures, well as on most
other descriptions of insurabe property. The terms
WILL in all cases. be made favorable, Us can be obtain
ed any other good Office. Applications to be made
either personally, OF by letter. to The Agent IN Richmond
JOHN .. LAY,
Aren't at Richmond.
THOS X. BRACE,
President .3Iind Insurance Company.
THE subscriber intending for the future to devote his
undivided attention The subject Of Insurance, thinks
it proper TO add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency of the E,na Office, for the last u
years has been literally adjusted and settled by hn -
the satisfaction OF the parties insured.
JNO. 0. LAY,
Agent .Etna Insurance Company
Feb. 10 eb--w32"