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, 1840-12-12
VALUABLE FARM FOR SIZE.

TlIE undersigned offers for sale Il valua-
l. bic tract of land, lying three miles west
Of New London. Rails county, containing
two hundred acres. Their: is a GOOD proper
lion of timber and Prairie on said land, and
a good frame dwelling just finished, with a
fine spring. The land is of the best quality,
and viii tie sold on the most reasonable ,erns
part of the purchase money in hand, and the
remainder To suit the purchaser. For fur
Their information. apply to the subscriber at
New London, No.
Oct. 10. LEWIS TRACY.
, 1840-12-12
ELEVEN LIKELY AND VALUABLE
NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN Pursuance of an order made 10y the
L County Court Of Pike county, at the No
,ember Term thereof, 1910, | shall proceed
to sell la the highest bnide on a credit of
~ months. before the Court House door in
the town of Bowling Green. OF the LIST day
of January, i84l, eleven likely negroes be.
longing to the estate Of the late Austin Al
mond, deceased. The purchaser will be re-
qui,ed to give bond with approved security
for the payment of the purchase money, bear
ing 6 per cent interest from day Of sale.
ID. ]. ALMOND. Admir-.
Of Estate of A. ALMOND, decd.
Dec. 5--St.
, 1840-12-12
LEWIS TRACY.
~ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE i. hereby given that James w. Booth Of
" Ciarksvrlle, Pike county, No has executed To
IN. the undersigned an assignment Of his property and
effects Tor the brn-ht Of hi. creditors; which said
deed hears date the 9th day Of july, A.. ID $50.
and - recorded in the Recorders Office Of the said
counr, the laid creditor. are hereby notified and re-
qnir-d To- present their claims tn me the said under.i-n-
ed, and become parties To- the said assignment within
four months from this date, or they viii be barred
from any beneht under the said assignment.
Oct. IL. THOMAS Mcqueen, Trustee.
, 1840-12-12
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE il, hereby given. that the undersigned
~ has ATTAINED from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Warren county, letters of Administration
upon the Estate Of Benz. Hutcheson, decd, bearing
date the I'd day of November 1870. All person. hav-
ing claim. against said estate, are requested TO exhib-
it them in one year from the date Of said letters for
allowance. or they may be precluded from any ! ene6t
Of said estate; and if such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
Nov. II. DANIEL P. HUBBARD, Adm
, 1840-12-12
LINCOLN ACADEMY,
NO.

fTNHiS Institution WAS again opened on the Cd OF
Il November by Murray & Buckner.
The cour-e of instruction comprise the Elementa
~ as well az the higher branches Of an English edu.
cation. together with the Latin and Greek languages.
Mathematics, Political Economy, and Natural Phi
losophy.
Strict attention will be paid TO the moral a, well
a. the intellectual improvement of the Pupil. intrust-
ed 20 their care.
The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions.
one Of > months and the other of 5 l2 months.
Terms per lnnun as !olluws:
Elementary branches, = . $1,000
Higher branches OF an English education, = S15,0D
Latin and Creek languages, Mathematics, &c. $500
5. F. MURRAY, Principal.
G. w. BUCKNER, Assistant.
REFERENCES.
Gen. Asa Rogers, and II. d. Powell-.MiddLeburg "a.
John Leary, principal OF WIrrenton Academy Va
John r. Wallace aud human -Warrenton "a.
Lucian Minor E-q-ChanottesriH Va.
Gen. George n-t--Banrmore City. college No.
j.. e. Williams Prof. of Mathematics-St Charlie,
Gen. WIN. Milburn, Surveyor Gen-St. Louis No
Robert Payne, Pres. Of La Grange College Ala.
VIM. Porter ESq--Troy No
All. Bnckner. Esq-Borling Green, No.
, 1840-12-12
OLDRIDGE,S
OLDRIDGE'S ~
BALM OF COLUMBIA. -.
An Important Recent Chemical Discovery.
TILE HIMAN uAlR ~

BALM Of COL NJ BlA. urs,
An hoportant Recent Chemical D;sco..
" TIE IIuw.N u.Ip 'y'
VETHERE the hair is observed to be growing hi,
VI nothing car be more PrePosterous than the a.
of oils grease, or any fatty matter. Their application -
only be recommended through the g-osest ignoraues. !,
they hasten the fall of the hair. by increasing the |.
taxation Of the skin. When there is a harrh, dry- !,
contracted skin, and where the small blood ves.sl.
which carry nourishment TO the bulb are obsatpct.I
then the oils, SC, may be good, as they tend 10 ~,
the skin but alone, they are of no avail. Them mp-
be a stimulus, to rouse the vessels from their Torn,
and quicken the current of the blood,-Exfraet 10
Clirehughs Treatise on the hor.
The Boln Of Columbia is the only preparation In,
can have that effect, being entirely free from any oil,
substance. Its positive qualities are as follows:
lst-For infants, keeping the head free from ,cus
and causing a luxurient growth of hair.
to its natural strength and 6rmness and p~reysptiny n.
falling out OF the hair.
3d-For any person recovering from any dcbiltyti.
same effect is produced.
4th-lfused in infancy till q good growth il stans
L may be preserved by attention to the latest perk.
OF life.
ath-it frees the heard from ~dsndruA. strengths !
tne roo's. inpafts nesnh ana Vigonr TO the circulsI {,
anu prevents ~ IAN ifom changing colour or GET
s'e!t
n, n..antan !" III '''i 0eaon'ony "nei .
rrr No LAG, ,,;,., sho,,d u,z.-
7tb-LCbiIdren who have bv anv m..n. H.
yermin in the head, are Immediately and persect'
vt them by its use. II is infallible.
IT, 4. .an ~.
~. go = Ce y. " anotneI co'umn thas
Oldndges Rain of Colnmb;a. bav. d.nu,;.. s.n; n@
,,,;cI.i + Ro.,on ~ L.wha,a" w. 49,
this city whose hair was so nearly gone as to e.oos.
entirely her chronological Developments, which, consid.
erIng ,hatthey betokened a most amiable disposition. was
not IN reality very unfortunate. Nevertheless she
m"u'"eutne ioss o. ocAs mat sne hao worn' and, sf
Ur q yeI,s ~ Ieso'' 20 miscaaeo res.oratIves,
PuIc "s" so"e . ago; a OH f."c OF oidrdges
,nd of ,,ven hi.oLnas. 49, ~, s'oHy.
,bs commoJ 10 has bssn son, 30 :. 80 -
n, uant anv fo, ,bon,b we v.,. ,h;o.d a. ~.
a year ago, we have now, through its virtue. hair ,no,,S
and OF a passable quality, of our own.
-
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor Of Phils.
us'P"ia, mas eui 81 : : may . seen oeiow' 70 me high
IT, n.S.,s;a.ad a. hss ."'.:c
, 1840-12-12
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator of the es.
tate of Emmanuel Poor, deceased, late
of Pike county, Mo. hereby gives notice to
all concerned, or in any way interested in
said estate, that the undersigned administra.
tor will make a final settlement of the said
estate at the next February term of the coun-
ty court OF said county.
E. II. POWERS, Admir-.
Nov. l4-4t.
, 1840-12-12
NOTICE..

THE undersigned hereby informs all those
l. indebted TO him, that his accounts are
now in the hands of james A. Robbins for
settlement and collection. Those who know
themselves to he indebted to him will please
settle the same with Mr.. Robbins without de-
lay. JAMES ID. TISDALE.
Dec. 5, 1910.
, 1840-12-12
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given To all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate of
Robert Love, late of Pike Co. deceased, that |
the undersigned Administrator of said estate,
intend to make a final settlement Of nv Al
ministration of said estate Al the next Feb
ruary term of the county count. of Pike Co.
WILLIAM BROWN. Administrator
of the estate OF ROBERT LOVE, decd.
, 1840-12-12
NOTICE.

A LII persons interested in the estate of
IA Dugal Ferguson, deceased, are hereby
notified that ] shall nj the next term of the
county court of Montgomery county. in
Missouri. To be begun IN the second Mon
day Of February. A. ID. l841. make a final
settlement Of my administration Of said es-
tate.
Oci. 94-4t. JAMES ELLIS. Admir-.
, 1840-12-12
STRAYED.

IRON the Subscriber living in Saverton
IL Mo-, a dark bay horse Colt, two years
old last spring, with a small star in his fore
head, and | think, with sorne white on three
of his feet. Any person hearing Of a stray
of the above description. will please drop
me a line at Saverton, Rails County. Mo.
E. N. HASCALL.
Nov. e3th l84O-3t.
, 1840-12-12
NOTICE.

THERE will be presented to the next general as
sembly of the State of Missouri, u petition for
anew county taken from Pike and Lincoln, bounding
on the Mis,issippi river.
July ii MANY CITIZENS.
, 1840-12-12
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,

Books, Blank Checks,
Pam phicts, " Deeds, MORTGAGES
Circulars, 4" Notes, and
Cards of all kinds, 80 Bills Of Exchanss,
% %:;:;' and BILLS. s?:;s::: and Lam
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
WILDE done expeditiously on reasonable terms al the
SALT RTYER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1840-12-12
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned Administrator of the
estate Of Doctor White, deceased, lats
of Pike County Mo-, hereby gives no
tice TO all concerned or in any way interested
in said estate, that the undersigned admins
traitor will apply for a final settlement Of said
estate at the next February term Of The
County court Of said county.
JOSEPH WHITE, Administrators.
Nov. l4-st.
, 1840-12-12

-..e- FINAL SETTLEMENT.
A LL persons interested in the Estate Of
IA Luke Half, deceased. are hereby notified
that at the next February term of the coun.
~ court. for the county Of Pike, | shall make
q final settlement of said estate.
sg.t ELEANOR HAFF.
Surviving Executrix of
Nov. 14-it. LUKE HAFF, decd.
, 1840-12-12
A. iii. BUCKNER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BnwLING GREEN, MO.
AS removed his Office, to a room in the second
story of the Stone House.
January %, 1870.
, 1840-12-12
s?A!5 eE=:ss?yE-.} Set.
COUNTY OF RAILS.

In the Rails Circuit Court, October Term, A. D. 1910
Gross and Robbins fl"i"'ids' Petition to foreelose
ru o. nk Mortgage.
, 1840-12-12

In TIE Circuit Court of said county, Of the term OF
to wit, on the 10th day of October, le4o'
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27
From the n. O. Crescent City, Nov. IS.
LATE FROM TEXAS.

~ E = = q
Bvthp arrival yesterday OF the steamer New
Yolk, 36 hours from Galveston, we have pa
5srs from Texas to the 18th inst. We con-
dense the chief news, giving the spirit Of
them.
j The New York went down in the quick
zine ofS2 running hours. The Presidents
Message was given to Congress on the 4th.
IA Wellwritten document comprising muchof
interest TO Texans Little 10 as.
The Houston Star 81 the 1lih states, that
81 2Ist ult. the troops under tie command Of
Col. Moore came ii night Of . large Com
nanche encampment, on the head waters Of
lac Colorado, about 400 miles norsh-Westo Of
Austin, which they attacked and succeeded
ID killing about l5O Indians, captured 81
prisoners, and about 500 horses and mules.
Among iha captiyes ate two Iexican boys.
Col Moore with bis command arrived at
Austin "a The 7th instant, was received BY
Tie inhabitants with the highest demonstra-
tons ol Joy and COMMUNICATION.
The steamboat Nesa bad arrived. and
won run IN The Trinity trade.
The Galveston academy under charge of
NAAk w NkvttN8 p WA& AAt9tf 1An&llAA1plg o0tkNe
tying llthosa whose children we're concern
ed
Tie notorious Henry FORBES, c0lofe6 riaKls
WAS executed at Galveston Oh Tie 18th.
The Courier says he confessed a ihe gall
lows, that he was slave ia the United
States, and he learned the tailoring business
III Charleston, 81 @. from whence he Wasfiras
removed to ApaIachicola, Florida, ind next
u New Orleans, where he Wasfup on sale.
"A white man, BE says, gave himfrse papeIs
there, and got him GA board Of some vessel;
As cook, bound to Texas.
He was hung for the crime ol spris0n
breaking, n il which was merged also that 81
burglary"
The Courier mentions that he wrote nls
editorials Of the 18th, with quill thatneas
ures seventeen one half inches ia length
andione inch il circumference around the
barrel Of the pen. Il II from the wing Of !
Wild goose, lately killed On she island
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27
Fancy Articles. w.

BY reference to our advertising columns,
our fair READERS will perceive that Mrs.
WyBEE intends opening, in this city On the
frHt day Of December next, \ large assort-
mentof French .niIisayy and Fancy articles.
The ladies' 81 this city win then have an
opportunity d supplying themselves with
tII she arnishments necessary fol- the winter
fashionable parties.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27
It's ill over.

Ihe great spenss a which both parties
have been kept for d few weeks past in rela-
don u lie result 81 ths Penney lvania cleo
ton IL now over. 4he State has absolutely
zone fcr Harrison BY majority Of ONE HUM
p,ssB alaHrxssIx votes! This Is what we
call pretty close rssnRing.
Don't some cf our loco-foco friends that
b,s and give Eve thousand feel rather bad
about shis inns. come gentlemen, fork over
Jour oosin
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27
n ,275 ~ L, &c 10 .s9I

The following counties remain to be heard
from, and should they vote As they did Al tile
last gubernatorial election, Harrison's ma
jority 81 present, will not Be diminished more
than four hundred which leave ! wing ma
icrity Of overweight hundred and forty
votes in the State. -Tishemingo, Clarke,
Tunica, and Jackson.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

NAyAL.-CommodoFa Downs has been re-
lieved from The orneT % go to soa il com.
mand of the Fast India Squadron, and CAP.
tain Joseph Smith win lake out the Conslsl.
lation frigate TO the coast Dc Brazil Captain
KeaTney assuming the command 81 bel as
commodore Of the East India Squadron.
Capt. RI is now Ia command Of the Poto-
mac, the flag ship of Com. RidgeIy Bait.
Pat.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

rs,sbh "a tho nuldelere bat they have d yet
beer abls t0 meet lhem.-h Herald.
Tho Place Of tie Indian slk is transferred from
Tempe to Fort King Nlcanopy ana several
Eisls with Abrnm, Tie inteEpEetern i is sid,
il be present-lb.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

few days fol he West India latioA. Com.
Shubick, now u command, viii renAin and
lake charge of the Gosport NAVY Yaia. 10
the command Of which Be has been Sp.
pointed ia the place 81 Commander War
Tington, who takes hia seat Al he Navy
Board.
We learn that Commander @. X. Shiblinp
has been detached from tie u. s. Randez-
at this station, and received orders ior-
the Navy Yard, Washington.
We also learn that Lieut. John Z. Saun.
ders has tenant Norfolk Herald.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

Making ia All TWO HUNDRED AND Sixty TWO
votes out Of 2s4, and leaving 70 MI. Van
Buren, 81 votes. So much fol the intelli.
renee cf Che American people.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

Nav CopNIERF here are n cirCula-
lal % good ni aslons and calculated u le-
eeiYe shc most scrQtinizing eye The Tren.
spFy currency 81 Out country IL getting Ia
~ ~ 'dealy puioQ Ilmust ba cfanaed
icg peiieE Ptila Gas
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

Gen Harrison's majority il Tonnes
see Il gnIg Twelve thoasand three hundred
and three Where was Cen. Jackson.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27
VERY IMP lll7'
H1cHIY ovERwH ntINc SDous Gin
TURE!!
OF 81 GRnVgygg

n benIatnln y. beall, Captain VI IA goQnsy
%. s. Army, has reported, according ~ n
structions, bis very interesting movements q
Florida. Our attention Was called ~ u by
seeing copy on the bulletin board Of as.
temporary, and We teadil entirely through
without the aid of spectacles. MARS tupi-
ter, Vulcan and Colonel Pluck L wa imme
6iately exclaimed, here y something that
Will most assuredly immoftalize tie valiant
captain, hand him down u poslerity IS tlle
greatest hero Of The ape and put 40 end I'd
tie Florida war. As We were leaving iho
corner where this al important document
was placed, we noticed lWo chimney sWe8-
apers, coal HEAVIER and three news boys ip
earnest consultation, WHO after some delih
Grafton unanimousy decided thai tie singens
war dun up We cannot foTbeaT making
ali extract, verbatim et lteratin, from ihe
documents
tOn the morning 81 15th, near the SOUTH
err extremity of the AnnultiiIiga hanmoeSI
j saw "A Indian riding IA pony rapid
change was rnlne dialel made hy my dRace
guard bit Ike succeeded IN gaining the ham.
mock, into which be escaped
II IS as well 70 say That during th8 agdu
Gus campaign, large quantities 81 pumpkins
peas and beans, seven ponies and one pub
Ike horse Wese capsnged from lhe enemy.
Huzza Tor glory who would not BE soldier
Nelson's victory IL III 50 little consequ nC'
that The conqueEoFs wrote laconic reports 3
them, but this Is af sueh importance ibat
ruhfilo rNlnnfn az Hovannnat M fannfraa Ky
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27
CHARLEsToE, Nov 70.
FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.

The schooner ST. Stephen and Francis, Captain
Magee, arrived here yesterday from HE above
port.
Weare indebted to Captain Magee for the Herr
ald of the th, and To our attentive correspondent
for the following:
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

AID Of the 7ths and to our attentive correspondent
for the following:
Office 81 the Newsl
81. AUGUSTINE, Nov. Big O'Clock M
Information has been received ii this city from
Fort Reid, on the ST. Johns, that Col. wv. s Hem
~, Cd Dragons, had captured IL Indians, cohsis-
ting Of women and children, last week III that
neighbOrhoOd. He took from them about5 SO blan-
kets, some perfectly new, and number Of pieces
calico, homespun, &c. The plumber Is no doubt
some that was taken when Indian Key was des-
troyed BY the wretches. Wild Cat and his party
are still ia this neghborhood, and committing de-
predations daily.
Fort Hudson, about is miles from this, was
burnt about three days ago. The troops that
were garfisoning Il lvolunteers,l had not left II
but afew hours, before il was burnt There were
eight distinct tracts discovered around the forts
by the scout who discovered that the place was
burned One ofthe tracks was that 81 i negro.
and very large. Il il same party that ar0 daily
numbering our people about here, headed by Eild
Cat alias Coa-cCo-hee.
81. AUGUSTINE, Now.
INDIAN MURDERS.
Lleuts Judd, with Mr.. Fernando FaIany, and
dragons, on Sunday morning lest leH Forl
Searle fol- this city. Near tie mile posi they
were hired upon By party ofIndians who were
eoncealedi nthe bushes alongsido the road The
sergeant and one private were killed. and mr. Fal
n9 @AAe Wy At9Ase 7SsStsA1 W1ANAens lAk, jude
escaped mlraculouEly. lie rode with the woun
ded men short distance on, when ih6 soldier fel
exhpusteds andLJ dismounted, dragged hin 81
Tho road and concealed him afnOnr some buthrs
MIkalany was wounded ia the should ire bal
lodging VI tho arm.
Ihe bodies were much dn6euyed and thal q
the sergeant plated and The head cerried of
LIE wounded manlt Il thaug vail recover,
Lieuts Brown. RdFelY md Hafdoe, with a
Y nchmenie ~ Drapoons went ott Immediately i
ecoer tae country IA al objections.
lat Vel Dancy With detachments pf Captain
Aleklefs Risd ksllicsN pomPnnless went out
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-27

Ia addition % the above, the chances seem
10 BE- equal q least, that he win receive the
votessof tha following States
Illinois, is
Virginia, IS
Michigan, =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
BEAUTIES OF VAN BURENIsM.

"7'he present Federal Administration hare mol
hat the slightest agency IN creating The eristing dis
tess and can do but lille To arrest or p event its
recurrence !" Buchanan.
WHAT an injured and innocent set of patriots
we have in Office They did not create the dis
lress But who had the power, and used il too
with an unsparng head. Oh ! The Banks did The
mischief This is not u satisfactory explanation
An explosion takes place in powder mill aud in
nocent persons are nlnnged and killed. II il adj
United to lie accidental. What caused il? Poi1
dr.; we are gravely ,od Admitted; bur who
applied The match? Where is the incendiary or
mad man that threw the lighted torch: He is
the guilty one.
We have had q m netd'y explosion which has
shaken TO their very foundation The commerce
and credit of the country, and ruined tens ofthou-
sands. We ask OF the Federal government who
did this deed? The Banks; is the stereotyped
response of the Federal leaders they do not wish
to 90 behind the suspension. Ay but who forced
the banks 10 do the mischief? who warrd up
on them and with rude hands turned the finances
Of the country upside down under pretence OF
regulating them? Stand forth MARTIN VAN BU-
aEN, LEVI WOODBURY., BENTON, & Co.; incendi
aries. mudmen, stand forth you applied the maieh
Conteu plate The devastation you have nude lis
ten too, and you may hear your doom in the de-
nuncialions of impoverished millions One dis.
tinction YOU have; it hns seldom happened, (nev-
81 among free people, that SO few individuals
not one distinguished for any thing more than d
high order Of msdiocriiy of talent, have done SO
much 10 destroy morals und blast the prosperity
of whole nation. NJ y. Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-20
OUR NATIONAL DEFENCE.

The House of Representatives have, solely
through the exertions of MIR Wise, made call on
the Secretary OF War for defence. In this is in
cluded steam and other vessels Of war, floating
batteries for coast aud larbor defence, National
f,indres and other auxiliary means. Thus is Il
ever in matters of business, and whore the safety
and well being of the country is at stake w lille
The Administration and its parzans are looking
mere y for political effect, aud seeking TO tuin IL
to political account, they plan nothing tor the pro"
lection OF the country, nothing Tor the beneht OF
the whole. The Wings, on the contrary, ara al
why's ready with some measure OF vigilance ana
activity to supply the deficiency and to make up
for the negec, Of The party in power.
| We are glad TO perceive that the people OF
Maine nre fast renlising their error in looking for
any aid from the Tories
| At u meeting Of The citizens of Bangor and vi
ciuity, without distraction of party. TO take meas
ures rclh.iye to means of defence, the following,
among other significant resolutions was adopted
Resolved, Tint although we cannot Lh feel thai
our former peiiiions and memorials upon this sub
jeei haze ben UNDECIDED and neglected. the present
aspect Of our public affairs and and the possible
result Of the pending controversy in relation t'
our North Eastern Boundary call so loudly up
on those TO whom the power oil defence Is com
miited that we ara encouraged and dispos ID te
make one more tD6r in behalf of ourselves an
our country, and ask respectfully and earnestly
hat Congress would without delay, perform th'
duty imposed by the Conslituton, aud canse th'
Qualifications to he erected at the place hsre'oior
designated 10y the proper authorizes.
Il Van Buren, will find il rather difficult task Il
keep Maine much longer in the traces. .at,a'