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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

Death Of Professor Boneycastle. A let
ter from the University TO gentleman of
this city, announces the death of Charles
Bonnycastle, Esq, Professor of Mathemat-
les in that institution. This event inficts
a serious loss not merely upon the insitu-
ton, but upon the cause ofscience in Vir-
ginia. Professor B. was gentleman of
great integrity and justly esteemed for his
private worth and many excellent qualities.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

The loco foco prints now pretty generally give
up that Maine has gone for Harrson-and Tyler
too Who would have thought it ave are per-
fectly amazed,'' says the Argus. The ''demo-
cratic principle must be carried out, say the peo-
pie.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

OF Course Not. A Boston lawyer some
days since was defending his client with
great ability. When he had concluded, his
antagonist sneeringly said, "that he did
not understand a word the other had said. r"
"Of course not, replied the other, Il was
speaking law.''
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

sCJ@What General, do you intend to run next
is the question now asked by about every loco. We
beg ofhem not to fret. Well run any General,
whom the people approve.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19
THE LAW OF THE ROAD.


ally known.
THE LAW OF THE ROAD.
A decision Of the Supreme judicial Court
o( Maine, June 1910.
JOHNSON as THE INHABITANTS or WHITE
FIELD. The plaintiff was passing with his
horse and chase upon public highway in
Whlteheld. The horse, growing FESTIVE,
threw up his hind legs and got one OF them
over the shafts of the chalse. With view
to relieve the horse from his embarrassed
situation, the plaintiff. reined him towards
the fence The horse, however continued
manageable, and run the chase over ce-
dar log lying on the edge of the travelled
part OF the highway and thereby injured the
plaintiff The road was smooth and well
wrought for the space of twenty feet from
the log to the opposite side of the way.
Western, G.. j., before whom the case
was tried, instructed the jury, that usually,
in the country, the public convenience did
not require that the whole road between the
exterior limits should be wrought and made
smooth: that it was sufficient if so much of
it was wrought as to make it safe and con.
venlent for travellers. That the town, how
ever would moi be justified in suffering tim
Der or other deposits to remain in the road,
though out of the travelled path, to annoy
ance of travellers; if in passing other teams
or carriages, or by sudden fright to which
horses may he liable, carriage should be
prec piiated upon log lying as this cedar
stick did, and thereby occasloning an inju-
nv to the driver, an action would be main
tainable against the town, provided the
horse was such one as it would not be
mprudent to use for such purpose, and
provided that in the driving and managing
the horse, the driver acted in all respects
pfudently.
The jury returned verdict for the plain
tiff and to the foregoing instructions The de-
tendents filed exceptions.
The opinion of the fall court was deliv-
cred by Shepley J. and was in substance TO
the following effect.
1t is the duty of the town to work and
smooth so much in width of the road as TO
make the road safe and convenient for
travellers. Natural bslacles, such as gul-
lies, lodges and rocks, located on the re-
naming part Of the road the town is under
no obligation to remove. All distractions
or impediments placed upon the road by
the hand or agency of man, such as logs,
timber, boards, sleds, carts, rails and wood
though outside ofthe wrought way are nui-
sances and for injuries occasloned there
by, if the traveller commit no fault or i'm
prudence on his part, the town will be &C
countable. Accordingly in this case, the
exceptions were overruled and judgment
rendered for the plaintiff.
Of Mr. William Hope, whose murder on
his farm near Philadelphia last week, we
have recorded, have been found concealed
Sl87 in gold and silver, Probably other
sums will be discovered about the premises
How useless, to poor Hope, has been his
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

Greene of the Boston P0ste tells his loco-foco
friends not to fret about election returns-if he
should hear of any State going for Van Buren,, he
will let them know about it.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

THE MlsER's TREASURE. In the stable
of Mr. William Hope, whose murder on
his farm near Philadelphia last week, we
have recorded, have been found concealed
Sl87 in gold and silver, Probably other
sums will be discovered about the premises.
How useless, to poor Hope, has been his
money! His misery habits probably in
stlgaied his murder, by leading the william
who accomplished it 10 suspect there was
money concealed about the farm; and thus
did his gains not only yield him nothing
while alive, but abridge his life. Times
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

Rererses Of Fort,ne.-The U. S. Mar
shall who has just completed the census Of
Cincinnati, mentions these Incidents
met a man who had ruined himself by
incompetence, and was subssing on char
ity, that knew in Pitlsburg in the yevr
1915, owner Of fine property aud store
worth $4,000 dollars at that time. The
property alone, / have no doubt, would since
have brought $50, 900 dollars.
found in the person of a day laborer in
one OF our founderles man who had once
owned large iron establishment in Scot
land, on the Carron side. He had become
involved with others, and had become in
solvent thereby My sympthies were the
more strongly excited here from the simple
dignity which forbore repining or complaint
the family manifested in the case.
| found also the widow of a distinguished
professor in an Eastern college, who was at
the time eating her humble supper with her
daughter, under such circumstances of pen
ury, that their very table was formed of a
board laid across an old barrel
/ have found in the city two cases of
disparity of age between the oldest and
youngest brother, worthy of notice. In one
instance the oldest brother was SO, the
youngest %. In the other when the father
was 73 years, one brother was as and the
other g
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

BLUE Dsvits How i, is with our rea-
ders, we know not; but AS for us. SEINE Of
the dull weather we have lately experienced
has turned our devils blue, and affected
some Of our neighbors as badly. A queer
climate this of ours We may 90 to bed in
July and get up in January But to rail a,
the winds is to equal the folly fold Nerxes
who cruelty ,hrasl ed the IleIIespout for
drowning his gallant navy. The only way
to enjoy life is to follow the counsel OF ilor-
ace, who bid MS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19
A PROMPT SENTINEL.

A PROMPT SENTINEL.
One of the heaviest of the heavy German
soldiers had the duty of mounting guard at
one of the ducal hunting seats and not to
perplex the poor fellow, one single notion
and no more, was rammed INTO his noddie,
namely, that he must present arms TO the
Duke, should his highness pass that way,
He was then left to his cogltalions, which.
we need hardly to say, were OF that class
described by Dbdin, IN his song OF g The
Jolly Young Waterman, who, we are told
":was thinking of nothing at ali.' Tired
of this transcendental monotony, the man
had recourse TO the universal German SOL
ace, his sausage and his schnapps. The
better to enjoy these he laid hls hrelock on
the grass, aud loing against tree, discus
sed his crennre comforts with due soracIty.
While thus engaged he saw an unpretend-
ing person approach, dressed III the com
mon German hunting dress; SORT OF green
smock frock, feathers and combinations.
Good appetite To you !" SAID the new
coin-r, what are you eating =
Guess ~ sratily answered The peasant
soldier.
Oh, perhaps Rohwurst y said the
! Duke Tor the sportsman was 40 less per-
sonage.
" No, something better than that
Probably Leburwurst %
"No, something better than that,
Probably Meltwurst )" Rothwurst, LIE
berwurst, and Mcuworst may be called the
positive, conn ar,ilve, and superlatIve de-
grees OF the German sausage.
" Yes Aud now you know all about
my sausage, pray, who are you:'
Guess" sad the Duke.
"Oh, perhaps you are one of the Dukes
pages 20
!" No; something better than that"
"Then yen may be one of his aids-de-
camp in disguise''
ono something better than that.
" Perhaps you're the Duke himself.
Yes"
"Indeed, you are just hold my sausage
a moment, for my orders are to present
arms to YOU
The Duke always related this anecdote
with infinite lee.
We copy the following official report of
the importation OF silk into the u. States
during the year l838-39 from the Journal
OF the American Silk Society.
IMPORTATION OF SILK.
The importation of Silk during the year
ending Both ofSeptember 1899, amounted
TO nearly twenty three million Of dollars AS
will be seen by the following items copied
| from the report of the secretary of the treas
ury of the commerce aud navigation OF the
! United States for that year, which has been
politely sent us by the secretary OF the
treasury, There is an error in the state
ment published il the newspapers of up
wards Of Two millions, as compared with
the official report !; the newspaper report
making the amount of imports from other
places than India aud China, S2l $50 ,669
and the official report making the same item
SIS, 6S5, 205.
Silks from India and China, piece goods 1899 800
do do do servings J0,650
do servings from other places than
india &c SlS, 2a4
do raw silk 1886
do from other places than India &c,
lace wells, shawls, shades &c. 345, 400
do other manufactures from other pla-
! ces than India &c. 1865, 2G1
| Man actures Of silk and worsted,
! 2,319, SS4, allowing one hall the
value thereof to be silk) 1,l10,942
| $22, 83S, 02s
l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19
no preserve an even mind,
BE fortune froward or be she kind.

We imagine tina; we have found pana-
cea for low spirits. We are only delaying
its advertisement until we can obtain the
certificates of those who have tried it, and
this we in candor confess is most difficult
job. When this done, we will out-Bran-
deth-Brandeth land fairly drain Web
ster's large Dictionary for glorlfying cpl
thets. lis name is hard oork. Rely upon
it, there is nothing like it. Where one
hard working man commits suicide, there
are hundred drones who do it, An Eng
fish nobleman shot himself, aud left the fol-
lowing written explanation: che was weary
of getting daily up in the morning, and go
ing to bed at night" Who like the work
ing man enjoys 'his ain firesde?'. Who
enjoys like him the influence of Sleep
"Sleep, balm of hurt minds, sore labor BATH
Sleep that knts up the ravelled sleeve of care"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19
l,150,942
S22,S3S,0oS

Compared with other articles imported,
thar of Silk is one fourth more than the
amount Of any other, The amount OF man
ufactures of cotton imported was ST. ,G9e,-
397 Of iron, Sl2,05l ,66S Of cloths and
cassimeres, 81, o79 ,906; worsted stuffs, 81,
OPS 500 other manufactures Of wool, So
SCI, lGi one half the value Of silks and
worsted stutfs, 81 1859 ,942 total wolen
goods, $I9,83l90 The importation of
sugar amounted to So, 994 ,G32 linen, So,
73I ,278. So that the importation of silk
nearly equals that of woollen and linen to-
ge,her, and is equal 20 bali of all other fab
RIGS combined. Need we say a word as to
the Importance ofsavlng this immense ex-
penditure to the nation, now that II is es-
tablished beyond all question that we are
more capable of producing the article of
silk ourselves than any other country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

The following recent decision, published
by request Of "a Judge of one of our courts,
contains information thai, should be gener-
ally known
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-19

We copy the following official report OF
the importation of silk into the U. States
during the year 1889 from the Journal
OF the American Silk Society.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
Cur du TrVisisme District -Paf"'s't Est
Baton RDr1e.

Baton Rouae.
Elizabeth Brtap, ADMINISTRATIVE
John Henry tlser. )
INV ,ertn d'.a writ lie sa's,e ct de vente 4
mn, adfesst PAT i'hop. Con- du 20
s,s me District, paro,sse ct Fiat Msafts, jFef
t,oserai eh vehte bnb'ilnej
MARit, ~ Juliet 1910,
stF lee lisvt, atx heures yrd'na,resd ss ven
"a, ,Ans lei droits, ihtes. ,htsrsts e pre-
~.rhil,ls 10 dbfe n,ienr ddhs 81 tjdiir leg pf"rtt'
tks ti.aprSs dfctitee, ss-titt
Uns c~er,aint T'srrs on Ifahl,a'ion. si'ntd
/ SIX TITLES II, de Baton Rouge, eur "a
pnn. ds Hofh'B trrtk, cob.enant aix
GIN. vingt sep, acres. bothte hFCnest
pnt Bird C, Dawson, nj Nord pnr los
hMitlsrs do U,od, al Bud par Nas!s ct
Mo. lobdhIl, 3 PET par Elack ct Deht,
mon, snivaht Is plan, ensemble h'cc
tpn,ss les isscs ct "ntl,"rn'i"t' q'i
s'y trouven,, lea bc~iianx, les onl'|s, lcs
in,irJf,ens ara'oires fi ls m"i'.
Dr. riTs-ts. ESCLAVES snivap's, sh.
vo;r: Chr.es ~ De ~ ans; Nod ~
ans, Orig 80 AMI Zen - ais; Sam 70
ans Washington 10 ms; Stephen -
M, , Moses 10 ans; Carroll y nns; Lih-
dy ~ sns, Airy " ans; Es'hef ans
Louisa & ans; Kny 3 nns; Robef. l
nm; Maria 33 ars Mary 10 ans, Sn-
tah II aos, Susan q, ans; FIora II nn'I
Sarah 15 ans, Cha,I,ue 20 ans' Ann
abs ct Nancy Is ans, agss', Bob
ans; tmn $ ans Tom I al; Jahs 3 ans;
PhIIis . ans;
| HHviroh no ,tfea dc Bs'es j Corhes, ~
Chevaux, ct environ so Mbnions IT
,ous lea instruments hratoirss qui ID
,rpnyent dams n die habItntion.
saisis pour ~sa'isfaifc an lngc'heht e. AUX 'ra''
Ia process ci1dessns.
Eo~prr,oxs~Cinq mile sept cent tfFhtr,
sjx ~,jias,res Compliant, atec tihd pbpr trn'
dikstrtt Arr III sbtnrie de sept Gent ving'"is
~piastes dl yingt-tiaq Fefrisf mil hun cent
auatante, ioar de II date du protect ct clnd
pour cent dinttret sur Ia sofntne dc emu fhi''t
p~iaS,rea, d, vingt4cinf Ff+tief nil hut cent
pusrarte, Jour die ID date da protet. Cofnp'an'.
miaihtc nant dh par Ie dit John Henry Black 4
Ia succession dc William Bryan dectaE, IT 4
credit CONNIE II suit Gina mile ptastrts paya-
bses Ie premier Jansicr mil hull cent iuataf,'s
ct Nm, Ct cinq mile ~piastres patab'es lie pre-
mier J~anvier mil kui. rcht quarahte acux'
/ Anssila zortrne de- tinet.aIt biastfea ct ,fcnte
! sept cents et demi, pris e~xclusif DIES frs's M
Sherif.
ri JUMBO A. DUpLANTiER, shltii'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

TEETAV4--NE AAMxWT%@E ET-TI-"W =
III /. VI moi devil ngnt. Nal. attended,,
yAis to't 10 snle avOir dos f~ebseiune.
inraa po-iits." File min,.irs apbtile IL
einsF du bitrsad 1ui q 10 JarJia des Pan.
fe5 dnttss Is aittibntions' 9Th bieni mon.
ssisursit Il tJnnc deas. places vacso,ss
6uK llisean d'fii<,olfs Na,mells, par sui.
sla lp desc 81 lie 81, 7 de- baFeau tetltde
4sue ufpriss IL mihls'fe Il 10 sJlllitem:
81 Mdnsicurzse tfdtnps du "H ia ttdH,pe NJ.
.saIk nsnl1 Rguis Il ravisabt tBu, 1 coup.
fsssAtflU0i nv Ta1s. il yaen dsnx NJ f., II
deus splaFeA tntnnis..s,Js ,Ls uisa,.
.NfeiI, tfit u soiiIritsut a. Npds asoH. 4 70,
0fetter lvs dsls .,Asgoid ,,ss ,of'oe- do
Jrrs News "A ses mots, 10 'p'ni-trs
51aftit Dun telat Dc tife: "Eh bien! mon
ettets dit il 40 sol'h iieof fort ,t'eos, Won.
lez.sDus ladouhle ]sur,ivane. ? Vo,s avez
u t,tuffiture, 10 l%ogamen. q, IL bassio;
sstuln pent.u ,Ots convfon?
III anu pSr'n'sug On cert d'Od6.
ans, ~ ID nfii, "ua acei lent eTiaynn,
est arrive dinhnehe detnier, Dsus ~jennes
gems. NJ D."",fl- dun avout, 81 NJ r..
III 4 dun 6egot'nnt, ss promenalont D the
sSnl sur III tlenin de hallage anptts ds
la sChapslls, 90, conDtns on salt, Ia cute,
" xtfAtneWeDt escarpte ct brrdfJ do rochss.
ss'eitve i pes do .vlnAs metres II, dsssus
du hiytau ds Ia I,ifs tn batsan 4 Va
.pear' Went D pnsser. Il, bfpit q, IL fum6e
mi son ech 'ppent eff aienl Ies Fevaux
M -. lsn pour ealmer IN montorr, veu'
Ia futter. b ,egafdtr 10 batean; i'aoifhal
th-iste, 60 cabts. 81 maIgtf toos lea efF,fts
do stb mai te. arrive en- r5cntant jutqr'-
nH bond do l'atinr, Oh bieo,M I'hotpmE ~
jB t1evdl o nt'ptfc,p,,s. In lohg Ell de-
tetfeur s't'syg dn batsa1; hHm .,oHs los
bassagefs tegnrdalent csub acme nvsc
sansilfe. En meme ,stts, 10 tisvaI do NJ.
Ill.,. plus eGrayt Hue jamaisj 50 ~Iivrai'
q dee teatts ti6Iehs qul prssakt"lent A
ron mi re sje sBn Dc soh comp.gnon! Ia
BRIDE s'salt to6ipne sots ses efforts, 81
Divt SIT CO Hrl allah a%ttivet. 1HnHd heu
III IsetttHt des passats pn~rviarent Il s"isir
I'anim IL. Of ! dklisrer ,e jeone bomme,
0tdba.sfBt s'ttdhGs ~ secbnrs hs so,,
AMI. GeIoi ei t,ait { endn sAns i,dbvtthent
sflt ID grove; laissee 1 SO ppf |" Ldire,
% & d. ebeval, qui s's,uit t"t sur ID coup,
81 don't 10 corps ttait en- patiie dan. i'eao.
sD'abord on crnt NJ. d.! perdu snn.
resse rec Mais, par IN b nhenr vraimen,
proyids0tel. il en- b'ait quite pour "he
blessufs nssez lesere 4 Ia ttte st p',nt de
fjttes eDbtosions dnhs divorces parties
d. ieorps. B'rpt6', revsnu b hi. j Sc
ktrehvh assez do force pour poovoir fraH.
Fpthir h pied une paf'ie de l.. Distance q ! IL
~ paraii de In mason do son psre. A Jrur
El,hni, II ne les Ees'e plns g"tfs qu'un sou
.syyehir do ceite chute terrible, dahs ia1ueI.
sfo5ld coom la.,riple chance d'fte brisk
AGsragG ct nbyk.o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
8 OUVBAUX, AVIS

A. CONDUIT a Ia ge6Ie dc Baton
<Ilouge, lie 4 juliet 1910: tn ntgis iu'
- se donne ls non, de ia taills d"
O1HS./s.5 pieds 81 poote., aye de % ans,
SSslR.L il . etc pris a bosd dh sieamts G'iaHs,
- TENT ia .ne maique de Ia petite seole
III dif au'll appartienta G. &. Gage lie Woodvi!le.
Ie ptcopretaireest reruis de ls rs''tt en- BE con-
fofwsst 4 Ia ioi.
"a fiji IIsts-29.
/ CONbttT / Ia tteoie de Baioh-
: Rouge lie 7 julie, ls4Clhh negrs qui
- dons9 le nom ifAir ou sIaos
stAfle de S pieds 5 ponees Age d'ensi-
sASSaR mi rs. ans, !, .dft quiz a~ppanient q
- Major Jesse Willis de la Nile. Cfe-
ans. L<p5opfetaire Is, pri6 &c te RETAINER en- se
eonfstr6ant Ala toi.
81 toiIet pa
AaONDUfT alta GooIs de Ba,oa-
vRosge lie 8 Juliet 1910 I'm "ee,s q"i
sexionne lie nom de joHS Or HEssr
q IailIe de 8 pieds : pc"ees ass d'snvi-
ron 81 ao.i dit FULL spparien. q
- Jotn Perry. te prsprislaiis ct pr'e
xfeje reclasses ~ Sc tobforinsnt a Ia iof..
lljalfsf-0 B.. AN; 6so''ef.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
NENTE pUBLIbtE.

n & sera vepap par le soussigne Juge de Pa.
roIssese :: Skselieiq ensamteur e
j Ia residence de ~. AndreA kIeinpetef .uf
IA terrc ft4ute II prepfatlti aprls ascri,es
apparienant aux heritiefs ae feue Maf.s BIZ
smith dseedee se1oft.
70 a;es dc tees ! Eornes
! ! Clocbe pe.an, too lisres.
20 actions dg 4 ccnpaso.e dn ehshib
dc fer De Baion Rouge e. Clinton; sur
lesquels on a page dix ponr cent:
CoxDiT1oSs-an comptap4.
4jaillet -2i. cA. te.fitR. ). r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

Krqufbofse ra,eur-Le Britania. pa
dea r~sqdebots de "a iigne de Clnard, de-
sar pariir positivenent de liverpool po.irr
HaiifaS 1e Ter. jnilIel;ie Preside,f, de-
wit paitir de Liverpool Por New York,
e Ter. juillel-4beiAe:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11
.atn1t Rnt4r,
snsncdi, n Juliet 1910.

lie. Elections az, ea lieu Msfefpli defbief, Ia
,ot.ti,e do tickle. Wing d ohseas Ii ,najafise, tpul
.'s.t ps..e tsa. Il rius grand ettse malefts Il.
~chsl.s, excessive ia jour. Ies ~rsioais. snees sld,s
sett aadss on, ea lieu, 81 nous sompes hspieaA
d'annoness que Ia ''ahguili,e rubiiqae hA pas
s,e heablee un seul instant.
pOUR III CONGRESS.
'rhomas d,bbes M,rg,n, ats vlkx,
Joha y Dawson, 21D
LEGISLATURE DE L'ETATs
rhilen,n Thomas. "jos v'axs
n. D. Conyad. .DDs &
Abel Wnddit, ~ M
M~gnr Mn,gen. g3 &
g. .-mse e~sss
Dprd Nd,on Rouge.
pOun LE CONHaE Ss
THOMAS uihbes Mofgan, hos s6ixs
J,hn II. hAwsnns III
LEatsLATURE DE tsslTAT.
Samuel N. u. GIaik, I4tl valx.
john }. Duke, o.
isudi aetnisf ID malls ~ tagt o. ffytHs pave.
,,ue, nos. avon. sppAs qus lsaaealtffhelfsaJs ays
an, msntots sent u eAuss te q ttlafa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-07-11

AXlH.

q Avis.
~ r p"b''e esi prevent de re FONT FeLs.
vJit. en- rave Hent un billet SO strt, par ihm
VI faysur lie Green H.. White date j. 39 1urt
let 1893, lie IL sonime De deus cents p~,aztrrs,
potAant ihsrtt 4 da p5oT Eebi ID js,f - Is
Il te jnsaa'ad paienen'j et I'm Bpf Ne II - ems
date Ne vihgt Gnatre PHI -tres. Giant u balance
ft pfis convent d'0ne t,itaiso- # dAhG iefraiH
Que IL so"ssigit 4 etsnpe pendant ,~t,s'suta
atnee4, apres ayo,t pave trois cen, %soisants
ONE piasyes et les DBL gal Dns e. d. ssns mel
Noni4es, ~fdrnfai,t IA to'siits III prs lie Fac
Jnislti6R - Fers5nne syspt tefttst de men
hdhHar. le titta et aystft verdi, tett" me mr. pro.
Brie,4 TN au,re f. H. tItefsi baa les ob',gs
tiens snsd'tes y mons d'y etre force par 's l"'.
4 Julie, al. g. N NJ fLEH
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COUR DU THOIsIEME DISTRICT
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