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Morning herald., 1839-09-18

B. IRWIN Co., Members OF the koyal College Of Sur
geons London continue to be consulted delicate dis
In all their various stages al their Office, As futor
where from the commodou nent OF their room per
aboring under delicate complaints can be treated WIZ
secrecy and safety. -
j. b. IRWIN CO. pledge themselves that In all cases OF the
most violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under Their
notice. their without mercury has been most sue
Psbc attention to their superior practice in those diseases
their reputation ia this city well known and respected o
these who had 10 con6de In their honor strongly
recommended females who the habit Of using Their
Deobsuent Pills. that than two should be taken on
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desrou 10 avoid prsvenstve can o.
hadrecent cured in Those who i"Jred
themselves by secret and destrue habit obtain reiei
Solvent security all that III be required until cure shai
be effected Letters post paid detailing Of the CEN
plant and covering suitable fee will be immediately attend
ed and medicines with full directions forwarded TO hs
parties. su" I'M
J,HE STUDY OF BOOK.KEEPING, SO Cedar street,
i near Broadway.-C.C Z. MARSH, Accountant, senpnes
mercantile education Also open, close or adjust accounts
and 10 write up books.
The course in truction through which the pupil pa'
horevghy practical and the person Of good capaey VINO
ievoes about three ek 10 the study will be qusined 10
keep correctly and elegantly the accornts Of business
The student practically opens conducts closes and reope
set Of partnership accounts has brought before h more
than hundred different business transactions eah o. wneh
familiar with the books from scual use OF re-
ference whriA balances balance sheets various mercahe
calculations in Equatioa OF Payments Discount sad interest;
Exchange, Insurance, &c. &c.
c. c. MARsH's WORKS,
introduced in n. " p. schools.)
The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping simpihed"
standard work, ,sighth edition. 200 pages svo vi 70
The Art cf Single Entry Bcokheepng Improved oy he
A Lecture the Study o. Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet" neat pamphlet 4spa. I2no price lscts
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
Two THE LADIEs.-DR. A. q HULL's UTERO Ap.
i DOMTNAI srTppORTER IA offered to those afflicted

rUyO THE LADIES.-DR. A. q HULLS UTERO AB.
il DOMINAL SUPPORTER s offered to those afflicted
With Preisps Falling Of hs Womb, and other diseases
depending upon relaxation ofhe abdominal muscles in
every way calculated for relief and permanent
torasou 70 health. when this Instrument Is carefully and
properly fitted the form of the patient u invariably affords
lhe immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly all
cases viscera dpaemens OF the abdomen, and It's sku
application 10 always followed by early confession Of radical
relief from the patient herself The supporter OF simple
rucon and applied BY the patient without further aid
AMOS q HULL,
Once, vesey street, Aster Hsuse New York
Pamphlets describing and application will be present
ed al the once. aulA
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

TWENTY-FIVE CASES Assorted Fssev Handkerchief
j and shswls, just received and for sale, BY
Il. L. SMITH 90
au4fsm. Pear Stree
nNE HUNDRED extra fine Ecrence Brad Boosets,
~ PLAN English Straw do, just received asd for ss
on liberal terms BY r. L. SMITH CO.
su7-3m. l7s Pearl 81
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

TTN BENNETT 90 William st. opposite fiatts offers for sale
i White tuscans, Esgsh patent dunables and Rutland
bonne very fine Fore-ee tuscan bats IN The newest
and best shapes gorn flowers and ribbons OF the best quail
ties Any purchasers will find worth their notice 70 call
the above place. au1 I'm
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

r-S.. - REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOs-
e. TON. Daily, lsundays excepted, at p NJ,
yer, via stonug.on, Newport and Providence
A" Massachusetts,, Capt Comstock
Rhode Islaud, Capt. Thayer.
ss Narragansett, Capt. Child.
Providence, Capt Wool.ey,
Lexington. Capt. Vanderbilt.
One Of the Bots will leave New York daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers on arrival of the Stonngon
may Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail mme
daey Providence Boston, may continue in the steam
Newport and take the rail road at Providence for
Boston.
The steamer Providence Capt woolsey, will leave thin
afternoon Wednesday, 18th al O'clock from Pier No. b foI
Povdence via Stonngon and Newport and the Lexington
Capt Vanderbilt, at the same time from Pier No. foI
Providence direct
Passengers their arrival Providence take the regu
lar Rail Roac Z ars for Boston. aag29
xksA-1' AND ACQUACKANONK.-O and ate,
Sept 18th, the Steam boat Passaic will run
between New York and Newark connection with the Steam
Olive Branch at Newark which boat will be in readiness
the arrival of the Passac to and freight to
Belvie and Acquact anonk. and leaves follows, viz
Foot Of Barclay St New York, Centre wharf Newark,
10 o'clock A. M. ~ o'cloekA NJ
On Sunday the passengers will leave,
81 O'Clock A. NJ " O'Clock A. NJ
Fair to Newark 1884, Bevle IS and Acquackanonk sil all
kinds Of freight taken on reasonable terms auD
= - = FOR NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
CrzxE@Sl' Steamship of 9TH Of October The new and
splendid steamship NEW YORK, Captain
M-touching land and receive passengers at Savannah
Key West Havana and Mobile giving passengers an oppor'
tunty the above places This steamer was built ex.
pressy for going sufficient quantity OF fuel
for the voyage passage for either of the above ports hav-
ing splendid both for cabin and steer
age apply the captain board foot Of 9th street. East Ri
CHAs. MORGAN,
sl3tw.we 81 Peck Sip
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

NEW PERIoDICAL-THE MONTHLY CHRoNI.
IN Gle OF ORIGINAL LITERATURE-The second
number OF this periodical ready for delivery con
taisng papers by the following distinguished writers Pro
fe..or Ingrahsm, Mrs sgonrney W.D Gallagher Of Cncn'
natl w shreeve Harnden Morarty y W Cone, Dr. War.
ren, Miss Caroline Thayer, c. Donald Mcleod &c se,
sudscrbers names requested 70 be orwars.d TO ne puo
Usher, v. SAUNDERS, 35I Broadwsy'
subscriptions Cor the year $500 OF 20 een.ps humber 20
rARRIAGEs.-The Subscribers constantly receiving
~ from their mandatory at New Haven, Carriages of ~
which they offer the public, the most IA
vorabie terms at their Repository Nos 10 and ri CanaI
Those wishing purchse will do sell to call and examine
for themselves before purchasing esswhsrs: . co
au27lm. bhtW ? Tn y ".
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

DOCToR GLOVER !. consulted conddentialy s asu.i, At
~ his efce. re continues to devote MS PeeN s'en.ion
IN ,hs and cure of ho. obstinate diseases which
have baed the .L the inexperienced For the last ten
years he ha. eenned his practice 10 branch Of s pro
.;sn x;, fIee,. Structures Gouorrhs, and the different
fsvms DISEASES Strangers appvised that he has
received regular professional edueson and has
lion with IN. advertising quachs Of the day
AZ O6ce No Am street, Broadway, adoinisg the
nsseum. dl-lns
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

oCo FoCo MATCHEs.-shippin orders and whole.
IL sale dealers supplied Apply at STEVENS Premium
Match Factory 30 rldrdge street Warranted failing
and damp proof and constituting reality the most perfect
match imaginable. au30 In
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

nR AMOS G. HULL's OFFICE, yEsEY STREET.
II Exclusively devoted to the OF Hernia and Prolapsns
Of the uterus An experienced Surgeon graduate Of The
University Of this State in constant at tendance.
This establishment avoraby known in this city for more
than 30 years. paronsed by the medical faculty, to whose
good opinions its highly succes solely attributable
Pamphlets, explaining the SUPPORTER to be had calling
above vEsEY STREET, AsTOR HOUSE.
Ii ~
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.
PATENT WBNDLAss.
e f. DIST T. A ID.

~ THE Subscrbers Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
with despatch all orders for their I'm
rvaed Patent sw-led Beam Winia.s Bcdsteads which
now almost universally used being tho best article yet
yentsd-c- -mp,nns ease, convenience and durability.
The sackns acted upon by the wnda and wslled beam IL
made perfectly light and free from all liability sagg still leav
ing an elasticity in the which renders particularly easy
simple in constructions the matter putting and taking
will be found Of but little trouble in comparison with hoss
any other construction whilst the precision with which the
component parts fitted safeguard against the intro
duction Of any kind Of vermn.
From the taken to render each Bedsead perfect their
Qualities FOR durability will recommend them TO purchasers
Who invited To cali and examine args assortment
sand.
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Marasse
Feather Beds, &c. constantly ON hand.
NV. c soUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway,
ielsv FRANKLIN House
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

DALI ROOM TO LET. The splendid assembly rson
ID Of the Shakespeare Hotel 10 be for the coming season
to respectable and responsible person. for s''mses and
teaching OF dancing. -
since m. Last tb room ba. been newly emheIehsd
and beautifully ornamented which mskes VI the mos soPers
and elegant room for balls, Ac. in the atty.
Select parties will be accommodated Tor certain nsmoer
of nights during the season. for their society balls, early
application be made the subscriber; nso>, -.
Jim Shakespeare Hotel, corner OF " m. p"sse 90.
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY

THE subscriber respectfully beg to inform the public thai
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
ofevery description Of the painted washable win
Chinese Architectural and Fancy Binds which ca
confidently for their beauty and great
rabiisy they have been known, with
Cords sassels rack puies and fittings for Windows compet
from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted and fitted
NIB Country dealers supplied wiki blinds blind 6tsins.
mlA2m*y
Morning herald., 1839-09-18


Notice to Merchants and all Business Men.
WILLIAM \. HARNDEN. having made ar
4 rangemeEts with the New York and Boston
III Transport tatioo, aud stoniagton and Providence
fSxS0tS5 Rail Road Companies, will run a car through
-W& from Boston Co y ork, and vice yersa,via ston'
,neton Rail Road with the Mail Tram Daily, for the trans.
pr,aop OF Specie small packages of Goods and bundles Of
ali kinda Packages by this Line will be delivered ear
on the following morning. al any part OF the city, Tree of
charge responsible agent will accompany the Tor the
of purchasing goods and collecting drafts notes and
bs and will transact any other business that may be en-
trusted 20 his charge . -.
psekaees for salem. Lowen Andoyer, and Worcester. Ms
r.o.th and Concord ~ HI Gardiner, Augusta Portland
ad Rausor Me- will be forwarded immediately their arri
val IN Boston -. on ~ a u,.u 49,. ~.
York
George Bond h sons
BRYANT, sturgis Co,
Jobs w. Thaser Broth. po,ros
Nathan Hale, ESQ.
J. w. Clark Go.
b. b. Mussey,
s' IS1a r. 7; w'..sr' s%iss : Co. ssw Yoas.
James w. Hale, ,.,.
All packages and bundles must be marked TO his care
VIM Harnden aouc responsible Tor the loss or INJURY
OF any articles property committed TO his care nor any
risk assumed by be attached to the Boston ano
York Transportation Company in whese steamers ms crate
10 be transported respect 10 IT, or it, conenm any u"e
sm iy6
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

= c~ - EXCURSION To Shrewsbury, Longbranch
SEA-~1 and Ocean House, Sunday August 4th.
A11Es@-The Steamboat Saratoga, Capt Wilcox
will leave the Of Canal street at O'Clock foot OF Liberty
street At half past and Battery at sbcock Returning VIII
leave Red Bank al 3 O'Clock r nj.
This Excursion will give persons opportunity to drive
bahe the Ocean House and return early IN the evening
Passage each way, - cents Jeis I'm
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

DUCKLINs PATENT RAILWAY LOOKING STOVE.
ID As the approaching for housekeepcrs TO supply
themselves with this useful and necessary article their aen
ton solicited before purchasing, the Raray Sfore,
being altogether the best the market for the purposes OF
cooking Hundreds have sold in this city within the last
IL months and every instance far known, have given
perfect satisfaction.
Also for sale, the Great Western Cooking Stove, for
ships boats and hotels II exhibiting at the Me-
chanics' Fair Castle Garden. l.. FIELD,
s6-m+ 23l Water street
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

DANiEL SWEENEY, IL Ans street, returns his sincere
~ thanks his friends or the liberal ufportthsy
uniformly rendered him snce he first opened his Refste
them that wii be has end,svor H. men
continuance Of their APPRECIATION His table uvses
With the best the market affords aud those who hosor has
table with their presence depend upon being served vra
cleanliness oivility and promPtitude is ~
NOR CoLoRIN0 RED sR GRAY HAIR A PERhA-
II NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Red grey hair msy
" permsnssy coored rich and glossy brown black BY
Jingle application Of Mahomm eds Turkish Dye and instead OF
nurng the hair most prepare do Il improves Us 4
and II 10 lururany ust ths
puation Of this article orders have been received for
rom American gentlemen residing Canton who have salts
actory tested m ecaey while al home Price ~ per Bottle
end sold wholesale and retail at
6UIONs, iss Broadway,
als-y Agents fer the United states OF A@evrca
NOR THE FACE AND, sKlN.-Chvrchs 0ens'se We
getabie Lotion recommended By the faculty for All ds-
eases Of face and skin Il radcates pmp'es eeehss
sposs redne.s ring and all cctAneous sruptons gra
dualy realizing delicate clear so shin trs.nrms sves
the most saIow into raden wh'tessss esfes
harsh and rough skin beautifully sof smooth and even in
parts face nech and healthy and juvenile bco
and by du. an m application, the rs~l wall b
beautiful complexion This lotion exceeded BY other
in the world suce u say, that II has been se& with
success in United States ard West lsdes, without
single complaint Of its ecaey For sale al Chwrsh Disyea
.ary 1873 bowe, Of Spring street. Price 70
aer hottie slim.
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
: THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON

r~ - THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
CESA' having discontinued running between New
- York and Albany, will resume her regular
trip. between New York AMI Nesburg Monday the 2s
.au eayg New York every Monday and Thursday alter
noon at O'clock aud Newblrg every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon at SIN ocsck touching the intermediate landings
10 receive light freight and passenger
BAi freight baggage, bank bills, specie must be at
he risk &c the ownc - une bill of ladng gwen therefor
az IN, goods be entered on the books Of the boat.
CkAWtOkD, hAhllN W.
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

~ rd Coal equal TO any sold the city, For sale l5s
Monroe street. between Rutgers and
would do we'll 10 leave their orders Immediately the quan-
,ity on hand is small
Hose who purchase will be supplied during the winter
at the price. sl7-im'
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

~Nr uffxppyp Csr,oons s7 and ss.are sad lcaS
M,r;ao shawl. 100 rich ksured Brcshe DO just oyssed
and FOR sale on liberal terms ~ n l.. smi y"
au7 sms
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

TNTALLiBLE CURE FOR a-Morgans Com
pound Balsanc P certified being e safest peed'es
Or Elioon Surgeons Lawrence ksate Brodie Sir Charles
BELL For sale by appointment BY A. D. ID. Sands, ~
100 Fulton st. and the following Druegh; Chamber
Broadway corner Church Chsmser ga Broadway, -
Ne Rowsry corner Carmine and Bedford street. Is i0e 9th
Avenue and Bnet Patient Medicine store, ~ Canal street
Price sl per bottle.
NJ B-0bservetbe seL"J Nj On each jylesm
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

SHAwLs!!-ioo "a Broche shaws at - 25 each
- 200" do do 3M g
400 rich do sN
l20 "superior quality aud beautiful coIors 50
300 " rich cashmere (xool and silk, 10 81
200 ELEGANT cash meres from Sl2 to SIS
Splendid styles and exquisite designs Ladies
are invited TO inspection Of the above an
y Of new shaded and figured Silks and Just
VIM VANN'S, 29l Grand street
sl6.lws between Allen Orcaa.d a,
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

k61. FOR NEW ORLEANS-To sail on the lst October
NxN The well known Grs class Coppered aud Copper
Packet Ship STAR, Captain 8. T. Glover,
will sail For freight passage, having very
perior ,daions and te apply to Capt
Glover on hoard at Pine street Wharf the Office
of Pine and South streets. sid.
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

az FOR MOBlLE--To sail on the lst Of October
A The first class, fast sailing, coppered and copper
<zfastcned packet ship NEVA, Capt Bunker, will sail
above Her accommodations for cabin and steerage pas
are such a. her preference Persons intend
ing 10 embark should this very favorable opportunity
w making Immediate application board AZ The foot Of
Pine street ,r to RAwsON 4 McMURRAY,
.l3 corner Of Pine aud South sts.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09
DOCTOR Z. D. PICKETT,
formerly of Mavspille Kul.

III MEMBERS his professional services Il
the citizens of Rodney, and neighbor
hood, in the various branches of his profes
ion. He may be found at the Union Hotel
DR.. P. refers TO the following gentlemen
To the Medical Faculty, Of Transylva
|nia University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med. Institute.
Tho. L. Dobyns and E. G. Wood, Rod
uey, Mi.
Dr.. Davis and Metcalfe, Natchez, Mi
Josias A. Lyle, do
Professor is. Riddle, Louisiana Med,
cal College.
Rodney, May 4, 1880.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

Down WITH THE BANKs!-The plan for
putting down the monsters, contained in the
following resolution, lately passed at pub
lie meeting in Wilmington. DEL, has our
most hearty appreciation. Down with them!
say we, and here's the way to do it:
Resolved, That the only way to put down
the Banks, is that every individual who
owes them, should forthwith pay his debt
and have no further dealings with them.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

q. il. WILCOX e WIN. u. TODD,
Attorneys and Councillors at Lar,
"ILL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
- SHIP, at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts of Jefferson County the Cir
cult Court of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties. and the several Courts at Jackson.
WILLIAM N. ToDD willreside at Fayette
Office near the Court House.
Business conided TO either, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N. B.--G. III. Wilcox will continue to re
side at Rodney, and practice hisprofession
as heretofore.
oct 81 St
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09
Forwarding & Commission

HyHE subscribers having formed CO.
partnership together for the transac-
ton Of General Commission business
They will in future conduct business in this
city under the firm of JouN GooDrN u
BROTHER, and in Vicksburg under the firm
of WIN. F. GooDIN g. Co.
JOHN GOODIN,
VIM. F.. nOODIN, 40 Poydras st.
New Orleans, Aug. %. 1889. 7O-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

Commission & Forwarding.
NAMES & BAYLY, of Rodney, Miss,
= have connected themselves with RICH
ARD BECK, Of New Orleans, in the Com
mission and Forwarding business; which
will be conducted in the latter place by
Thomas P. BAyLY and r. BECK, under
the firm If Bayly, Beck g. Co., and at Rod
ney by JOHN G. JAMES, under the firm Of
John G.. james e. Co.
JOHN G. JAMES,
THOMAS p. BAYLY,
RICHARD BECK.
New Orleans, 9th Aug. 1889. Coy
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09
Tz1a RODNEY rru:uaaArH
Is fusL.sHrp xyEar WEDNESDAY,, n
THOMAS BROWN.
At FIVE DOLLARS per year, tn advance.
arNo paper discontinued until all arreara.
|es are paid, unless at the option Of the editor.


Tcrms OF Advertising.
Per square Of ten lines or less, Cor the irst in
tcrtion, One Dollar; for each additional inser.
fion, Fifty Cents.
o. To those who advertise by the year, a
liberia. discount will be made.
Thcenumber Of insertions required must be
marked on all advertisements, CT they will be
fontinned until ordered out, and charged fol
accordingly.
@All jos Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

neni for f'od, that a very iargc portion OF It
has already gone, and that the rest will prob
ably follow. The banks Of Philadel phia have
already contributed many millions one single
bank of their number having r,nce the. re-
sumption IN August, 1898, paid ont no less
Than S8.7l20O0. ia this city alone, aud the
demand seems to increase, instead Of subsid
ing.
Under these circumstances, they have had
Ia adopt one of two alternstlves--eiihcrt to
force The community by sacrifices Of lis pro.
prrty tn pay its debts to the banks. in gold
and silver, to be- shipped forthwith 10 England,
or else to resort to temporary suspension
until the community a. well as the banks
could have time To recover from the effects
Of these foreign troubles. They have not
hrsiiatec To prefer the latter, rs being the
most conducive to the true interests of the
state and they confidently rely that their
motives will be duly appreciated by the pub
lIc anthorliies ofthe commonwealth. To that
commonwealth they owe their existence, ond
they regard her prosperity rs a paramount
consideration, Ia which they hnve always
sacrificed their Own merely pecunlaTy inter
eats. Every loan wanted for the service Of
the state, every great Improvement tor The
development Of its resources, has always
found n constant and liberal contributor in
tho banks nor is il an exaggerated statement
that four tiilhs Of the funds for the internal
improvements of the state, have been contri-
bnled Ivy the boks.
| On the whole, the views which the banks
of Philadelphia wish TO present nie these.
That they were reluctantly obliged to unite
IN the resumption last year, declaring it 1t
were postponed for further preparation il
would be general and permanent.
That events have proved the resumption to
have been premature, weakening the banks
aud the country.
That in this exhausted condition they have
TO encounter n fresl, demand for specie, to
buy food for The people of England, which
threatens to drain the last dollar from their
vaults.
That every motive of prudence which
caused the suspension of 1857, applies with
much yrcat'r influence ut the present mo-
mcrt; aud Tint The banks Of Phlladelphia
have thought themselves justified in resorting
To it. Ms The only remaining protection for the
interests inirusird To their care.
In adopting il. however, the banks would
not cast ih" rcmntcst censnre on those lnsti |
tutions which pursue diffrrcn; course
They desire only Ia explain themselves not
10 crmina,c Others. They think TINT it was
impracticabe for them to continue specie
payments without sacrificing the community
around them.
Their own proceedings they thus submit
to the people of Pennsylvania. who are the
hos, judges of their correctness; but the
banks confidently pledge themselves for the
sincerity Of their views in adopting it, their
honest anxiety 10 protect the interests of the |
S,afe, and to husband its resources from be-
ing swep, away by tins curren, to England, /
and They now respectfully but anxiously wait
the opinion of the Legislature Of Pennsyl- /
vanii. JOHN WHITE, Chairman.
WILLIAM WELSH, sec,e,o,ie,
JAS. s. NEwBoLD, ''''''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

A GocD ARBITnAToR.-Two men had a
dispute which should repair partition fence
separating their fields, aud through which the
cattle found their way. After the usual pre-
linlinaries of demands, refusals, threats, and
mutual recrminntion. they resolved TO try
the glorious uncertainty Of the law--,bcy
were howcver, persuaded by their friends,
to the more amicobc mode Of submitting the
question to the final determination of a very
worthy and intelligent ncighbor, who was
forthwith conducted to the scene Of trouble.
Here, after hearing tho arguments Of both
parties, he told them that the subject dcman.
ded great del,beration, and as it would take
him some time to dec de, he would just clap
a few pieces Of boards over the holes and
in ten minutes time, with his own hands, he
effectualy closed every gap. The parties
silently retired, and the umpire has never
been called upon to pronounce tile final judg-
mcnt in the case.