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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-03

A DMlNiSrRAIlOA NOTlCE.--Letters of "A Administration upon ihe estate of rhos. Poincy ha,ug been granted to the undersigned b, the Judge of the County Court of Mobile county, the 4th day of October, 1911, all persons indebted to said dre hereby notified to make payment and those hay- ing claims, to present them duly authenticated with
 the time prescribed by law, they will be barred
 o,16 55+c JNO. R. HOGAN Admr.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Whereas, "A letters of Administration granted the Huh day of October lsil, by the honorable the judge ol the Count, Court of Mobile county, to me, the un lers gned, upon the estate of RICHARD TAKERS LEY, deceased, late oi said county: This is, there fore io notify all persons indebted the said estate to make payment to me, and all others having claims against the same, file the duly attesed within the tune prescribed by law or they will be barred.
 octI5 59c+ F. A. TANKERSLEY.
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sepls 46 tljau Al JUDE. Wharfirger.
HAYNEViLLE JOCKEY cI.UH RACES

HAYNEV1LLE JOCKEY CI.UB RACES H will commence over the Hsynevills Course, Lswndes county. Alabama, oa the second Taes,iay in November next. There will he four five days racing, and purses given by the Club a, one, two
 three and fnar mie heats. besides more sweep stakes. Te conrse has been reces,ly reenced, the turns Ouuded and graded, the course reduced lo an exact mile, and it's speed greatly improved. New stables have been erected b, the proprietor, and new stands and conveu'ences for spec taors and every ertion has been made to improve aud perfect the ac commodations and speed of the uack, and the pro- prieto confidently the owners of race horses and the public that they vii! find every arrangement necessary for the accommodation uf their horses and theInselyes. From the assurances that the propre- tor has received from of hsrses, he can sae-
 y promise that not less than six or eigh, holses i'll be in attendance, aud he has every reason believe that every stable In South Alsha,Sa will be represen- ted. .e GEORGE GIvHAN, Proprietor. CIV O'HARnIN Sec'y oetA 5Atf
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WHARF NOrICE-Whereas, much inconyen-
 W fence and great loss is experienced by ,he pro- pretors of the wharyes. from the present mode of shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that from and after the first day of November next, no dray will he permitted [" enter uprn any of the wharves with merchandise for shipment. without th. drayman frs. delivering to the wharfnger-who will attend For that purpose--a written acknowledgment irom responsible shipper, resident in the city, of liability for the wharfage. or payment of he same made h cash,
 seD19 AZ tliau Al IIJnE Wb,rG,oar
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N OflCE. The undersigned, Successors to ]. x " w. A, Smith) have this day formed a co-part- nershp under ttname and style of Smith q Da6ney, for the purpose cf uansactins general groccry bu- sness. They solicit continuance of the lIbera pa tro,,ags bestowed upon the late firm and the public generally. JAMES SMITH,
 oct1 53tf JOHN M BARNEY
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UflCE.-lhe undersigned having associated " themselves for the purpose of continuing the Faetorage and Communication Basiasss, under the firm of A. F.. LEDYARD & co, respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. A. E. LEDYARD.
 june 23 letcmo A. H. LEDYARD,
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SfArt. Of' ALABAMA--I LAkhE COUNTY
 ORPHANS COURT, Sept. Term, 1911. TKNilIS DAY came FRANCIs RErTls, Executof oi \ the hast wlll and testament of Mathew Bettis. deceased, and suggests to the court that hr has duly administered lhc Estate of said Mathew Betts, ana pra,s the court for an order of final settlement W hereupon il is ordered, that Saturday, the Both jay of October next, at the court house of Cal ke cnnay be appointed for the settlement of the accounts of said executsr, and that publication of this ordel be made week for forty days in the Mobile Com. morcial Register and Patriot, newspaper printed in the city al Mobile that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 oct25 6Sii0is Clerk
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5Io+ JOHN CHAPMAN, Adm.

A DMINIS IRATOR'S NOTICE-Letters of "A Administration the estate uf Elijah Presnall, deceased, were the 9th day of September, l841 granted to the undersigned by the honorable the Or. phaus Court of Clarke county, State of Aabama.- All persons indebted said are hereby noti- fled to make payment immediately, and those having claims against the same, to present ihen within the time prescribed by law or the same will be barred
 JOHN pRESNALL, }.1,
 octo5 63+C VRNON PRESNAII au" ID,
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noyl 66lf MI. McRAE, Res'r.

la Chanccry-Stlle of Aabana-Mobile County.
 Spring Term, 4. D. 134l. Robert l.. Walker compl't. PURSUANT to a 659 ys. decree rendered in this Jesse c. Thomas, defendt. cause at the Spring Term A. D. 1s4l of the Count of Chanoery for the first District of the Southern Chaneery Division of said state, Mobile, shall proceed lo sell, on the first Monday in December next in front of the court house of Mobile county, and between the usual hours of sheriff $ sales, the property described in the bill of complaint filed in the cause, follows;
 That certain part parcel of hand, situate in the city nf Mobile, bounded and described as follows:- On the north side or St. Francis street, having a front of fifty four feet St. Francis st., and exten,- ing back the same width half ihe distance of the square lying between St. Francis and St. Michael streets, bounded south by St. Francis street, west by lot sold by Joshua Kennedy to Iaoob B. ptiste. north by lands now lately helnnging to the said Johs,a Kennedy, and east by lands now lately belonging to RobertL. Walker, Terms made known at the time of sale.
 Witness, Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 Court of Cl'ansery, this lst day of November,
 A. D. 1SIl. s,lz.. E no, l66n Attest, NJ. J. McRAE. Reg. Ss GARS.--250O0 "Mam,al Amnes" segars for hc oct sale hy T, P, MILLER & co. HSOBA co AND sEGARs.-l00 hoxes Left tyirht. \ braud T.,bacn,
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|. In Chancery State of Alabana--Moblle County.
 Spring Term, 4. D. 1S41. Isaac H. Erwin, adm'r. of Henry Hitchcock. decd.
 complainant,
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The Mobile Steam Cotton Press and Building Co.,, Charles Cullum, Edward Harding. President, Di- rectors and Co., of the Bank of Mobile, the Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile, Reuben Barnes,
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PURSUANT to [

In ChanCerV-State oi Alapalna--hube County. Sarah H. Pryor, complt. Sp'i-g Term GIG ys. 4. D. lS41. George C. Barney, Susan R,
 Barney his wife and Charles PURSUANT to n Barney, defendants. decree rendered in this cause at the sprng term A. D. 1s4l, of lh, aIancrry vision of said State at Mobile, l shall proceedto sell on the first Monday in December next, tn front of the court house of Mobile oounty and be- tween the usual hours of sheriifs sales, the proper ty described in certain mortgage m,de by George C. Barney and susan k, his wite to Sarah II Pryor bear ing date the 12lh March, A D. 1898. as ollows ''All that lot, piece parcel of gruund situate, lying and being in the county of MoLile and State of Alabama, described as follows: bounded on the north by Dau- phin Way; on the south by Dauphin street extended, on the west by lands of Ezra Green; and the by lands of Charles l.. Few, containing four and tree ioulhs arres.-Being part of the land and premises conveyed to the said George c Barney hy the said Sarah II, Prior, Edward Du,hing and Alan on Knapp and rlmdeus Sanford, Trustee by deed bearing date the seventh day of March, A. D. 1836- recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of Mobile county, in deed book G, pages 80 and Sl Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditamenls, rights, members, privileges and appurteuances unto the .bove mentioned described premises belonging or in any wise apperiainng. Terms of sale cash.
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of said
 court of chancory this lst day of November
 A. D. lS4l. Attest,
 noyl 66if M. ]. McRAE, Ree'r
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.---Le,iers of "A Administration upon the estate of John Mar tn, dcceased, having been granted 10 the undersign ed bs the Hon. Judge of the County Court of Clarke county, the 10th day of August lS4l all persons indebted to said estate hereby notified to make payment, aud hose having claims to present them duly aulhenucated within the time prescribed b, law, they will be barred
 stl 27 5IC+ JOHN CHAPMAN Adm.
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DEEP & TONGUES.--lO bbls Fulton Market ID Beef; 10 Inf. bbs do: 10 Inf. do Beef Tongues, landing and for sale by
 TfiOS. P. MILLER & co. nov2 $ & 10 Con- st.
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FOR RENT.

2yA FOR RENT.-Two brick dwellings in lhe
 es: row in St. Anthony, between Jackson and Claiborne sts. Ioct39l A. BATRE & Co.
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R. L. WATKINS & CO.,, Corner Water and St, Fra,.eis sts,-MOBILE
 Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND ianI6 WINDOW GLASS.
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~x COMMITTED to the jail of the county M of Decalb, Alabama, on the 18th July, lS41, A one negro man a runaway slave who calls N his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. Samuel Pucket, who he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four or five years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two scars on his fore-head about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above wide part. The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be disposed of as the law directs.
 JOHN M. LANKFORD,
 noy2 66tf Sheriff oi Decab County.
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}EA TO RENT-An office in the second story s:s of the new building next to Planters and Mer chants Bank, on Cont st. Apply to
 oct27 JOHN FORSYTH, JR.
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AA FOR RENT-Thal desirable frame tene- c.:s .ment, No. 43 Claiborne street, between Church and Government streets, having conmodi- ous yard and all necessary out buildings. For terms apply to JOS. AUZE & SON,
 0ct29 65 30 St. Francis st.
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DERSONS wishing to purchase CHINA, GLASS A or EARTHENWARE of the latest and most approved patterns, would do well to call the sub scrber at his Cheap Cash Store, No. S4 Water st.
 oct29 65c JAS. MASTERSON. "ANTED IMMEDIATELY, four negro boys, w capable of attending in a house, those having had experience would be preferred, also good cook and ironer. Apply to GEORGE CULLUM,
 sct29 65tf 10 Dauphin st.
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AA OFFICE TO LET.--Fhat convenient of- ..IW flee with two rooms attached, ovsr Nos, 8 and 10 Commerce st., is for rent. Apply to
 sept 10 T. P. MILLER & co. IbzA FOR RENT.-The convenient dwelling Es:M House and Lot at SummerviIle, formerly occu- pied by Mir. L. Hull and now by Geo. Westfeldt Esq from the lst November next Applyto
 sept8 L. HULL & SON, Water-st
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Frd ChoHory Distrif Of ths Sewhan ChonrfV Di- rssln of said Staft-of REisA Oct. 25ih, lS5l.
 IN CHAScERT AT MoEROEyILLE.. The President and Directors of the Branch of iIie bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile, coml l'Is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
ENGLISH OPERATIVES

We learn from late English paper, that
public meeting OF the inhabitants of Leeds.
was held few weeks since, to investigate
the condition of the unemployed poor-and
report carefully drawn up from detailed ac-
counts, was read TO the meeting. The extent
OF destiiutoD, as represented IN this report il.
indeed fnghtful. IL appears that there are
twenty thousand individuals in Leeds who are
living on 10 pence per week each-about
twenty cents The report SAID
Were the committee DESTROYS of producing
sensation alone, they might poss by recite nu-
mcrous cases Of soul narrowing privation com.
munlca,ed by the enumeraiors. They will
only state generally, that in scores OF Instances.
the enurnerators were obliged 10 write with
the books placed on their knees, IN consc.
quence OF the absence of every article of fur
niture that might be made available for rest
ing the book upon; and IN MANY, very many
instances, such was the manifest dcsIltution.
that little else than the damp walls which in
close them, constitute the only title To home
which the miserable inmates could claim In
conclusion. YOU committee beg leave To- state
that they have not caused the purlieus of the
town to he explored for the purpose of swell
ing the amount Of destiiution in the report as
several confined places, notorinu, for their per
meration.' The reading Of the report caused
deep sersa'ion in the meeting.
The most hano@ing descriptions were CIV
en- by some OF the visitors Of the scenes they
hld witnessed 'The cases of distress SAID
DR.. Smiles editor Of the Leeds Times II ex-
IRENE distress, that had come under hs notice
that morning, had narrowed up his very soul.
llicar, hear) There was one case which he
would particularly mention. lie had noted
down the name, and be was sure. ifauy doubt,
existed, individuals might satisfy ihsmsel,e.
a. 20 the correctness of the statements Al
the end OF Brook street there was a small eel
lrr dwelling. nlne feet by twelve, into which
they were introduced by the cnume5ator.-
The dwelling Was 50 considerably beneath
the street, that only half Of the window was
above IT, Z Was a damp, dissgfeeatle. m
lighted, III aired den. Hear hear In that
apartment they found three families, consist
ing Of sixteen individuals, nlnc Who .lep, N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
THE HEROINE OF POLAND.

Antoinette Tomazewski, was born in 1914,
IN the district OF Rosenia, in Samogitia. The
daughter 90 noble and wealthy parents, she
was educated in the convent of Fuoso by the
nuns of the order of ST. Benedict Ofmid-
ding stature, but admirably proportioned, with
a proiusIon OF dark auburn hair, her fine fea.
lures and her large and expressive blue eyes,
wearing gravj and melancholy expression,
Antoine,tc possessed nj once the body and
soul of the Amazon. Endowed with the i'm
aginailon, the heart OF fire, and the native he
rosm which is the appanage of the Lithuan
lans, she had long been distinguished among
her companions for her romantic enthusiasm,
and her profound devotion 10 the worship of
Polish nationality. With what transports,
with what avidty did she treasure up every
thing rentive TO the ancient glory of Poland,
and what tears she shed on listening To the
history of her couniry's disasters, and the re.
cltal of the despotlsm under which II groaned.
Ga these occasions her beautiful eyes would
sparkle with Indignation and patriotism, and
her proud heart painted for the hour Of re-
yenge.
When this hour al length arrived, AntoiR-
cite was scarcely sixteen, but on the first news
Of the rising, the maIdcn'- resolution was taxi
en-. Designating her tender age, her sex,
and her weakness, she forgot even the tears of
her family, for the voice OF her country was
ever more powerful than that of nature. She
quilted her convent, and addressing one last
adieu to the happy scenes Of her childhood
she joined Gruzowsk, one of the lnsurgeni
chief. in The district Of RosieDia.
When An,oinette romazeski arrived IN the
Samogitian camp, It resounded with The cry al
enthusiasm and sympathy We know not
which most 10 admire, her uaIscendsnt beau
" or her exalted patriotism. Bot II was not
their homage that she went there TO seek
Faithful t. the noble feelings that aciuated
her, she went Immediately To the chief, eI
planned to him eloquently and in few " I'd,
her motives, and demanded a horse and arms
She was enlisted in body Of horse, and N d
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From The Boston Dailv Mad.
LECTURE ON THE WAR BETWEEN GREAT
BRITAIN AND CHINA, BY EX-PkESIDENT
ADAMS

LECTURE ON THE WAR BETWEEN GREAT
BRITAIN AND CHINA, BY EX-PKESIDENT
ADAMS.
The Lecture, by the Hon John Quincy Adams, be-
fore the Massachusetts Historical Society, a, the Tenn
pie, on Monday evening, attended by immense
agliencc-prncipally composed OF the fathers and
sages OF the city, who seldom seen IN such num-
brs at any of'he popular entertainments Of the day
The lecture announced for o'clock, bu, long
before tina, hour the spacious amphtheatre of the Tenn
pie ,hronged to excess in every part die aisles
an1 passage-ways were filled with people and even
tie speakers platform heaped up and overlooked
by the crowd. quarter before seven, il was mpos-
s,ble TO gam admitiance the door, and great num-
bers away aud returned their tickets the office.
Mr.. Adams was received by the audience, as he
cended the platform, with enthusiastic testimonials OF
gratitude and respect 10 which he responded in dig
nj fed manner. The veteran statesman was in excel
.eat health, considering his advanced age but still
s appearance was tina, of one approaching the period
Of closing lie. lie wore upon his head close brown
Xix cap, which tended more Than any thing else TO
ave him the aspect OF the lean and slippered panta-
boa But the moment he rose speak, it was evil
dent that however his physical frame had sunk be-
meath the weight Of years the original fires OF the
mind were Undimmed and undiminished II the lapse
Of lime and though the hand trem5led, and the eve
had lost Us usre the uudyng energies ofthe soul tn
umpfed over the wreck of matter and the crush OF
worlds, and sill! Aogdshei IN immortal aud unchaug-
,as youib
4 barren outline is all We can give OF the Lecture.
ia commencing his DISCOURSE MIR. Adams addressed
Anse 20 the audience m these words - Brethren OF
is Massachusetts Historical Soc ETY., and Ladies and
1cuurmen' There vas something sinsparly kind
a.i iae,s,ag his tones and could not but mark
vr4 what esgerness every eve IN the hall fixed
won hin. Ii was ind-cd extraordinary scene
lfe7o N Ms corporeai fram@, OF the mghiiest
a'eetts Of parsdseils irai tenement crmoling,
SIS we're, in,o lts na',ve dust There stood man 90
sesHuc mind who had ranged The whole universe Of
l.raa tH9ngh, man who rad seen sli the world and
cl nee glory OF il who hal stood In the presence Of
ne m,ghesi kings Of the earth and had been himself
s'eaef than king; who had oone, 20 the SIN
pretty of greatness, crowned with year. and with
h91lrs 10 speak words Of wisdom his fellow men
4. orders aud descriptions Of men had lhronged 10
Dear hin. Tc,,enng age and budding youth were
't'e. men, hot from the contests Of busy life the
'-cl from his calm retreat tie rude and mpeiuous
'! Tie spber mntron sGd The blushng maid. TIE
Seven Ages Of man were spenddly illustrated. IA
.'i1s scenes The grand picture Of human life from
i4sa hspins "a is mothers arms, n the gfandsire
-.'i' seemed almost complete. There was degree
' 4'fs! sseAniiy IN the which We shsu no,
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pocsrnE

women lot markets, carried among the most north.
Save holding states fo FsSher south
VIA ell be and dSsr Af.ys bego,ien lof the
,tffs pHrpo,, pray you to cut of this great sup.
ron Of slavery We slsp pray that more new states
nav - admitted into the Union ssh fAs prir.l,R, 10
hsS sisoe, We farther play that (sinre the question
lti been settled whether M, Congress has POW
r. s'-ol,sh slavery IT, the District "f Colombia bui
yet ON 10 the construction anv individual Judge. tign
pui 1pon ip YOU would abolish slavery IN the Dis
inci 81 Columbia With the exception of the lasi
riayer. disputes tho constitutional rsh, Of on
frcss 70 leeslae upon them and no care dispute
be night Of reem.n 10 petition such legislation
's al that has been done Say, where is the 'rioia
eff0rfsern rghfs-.he forcing Star, holders 10 give
OPP ,cif PROPERTY and the ground. for the thousand
soI one popular errors which have crepa into the lie
do. many well designing people a, The NORTH Where
ste INJURY or hatm Of discussing the question at the
ronb, and, lastly. where the necessity for the bit
f,r eHm,y existing between the culonizationist and
dc ancpoliunis,, since both profess aim at the
same ihng-the benefit Of the slave There is plenty
Of pom lor both 10 do all they can why then labor
ANONYMOUSLY together each his owl dgmo~i die.
tiics, iot the common cause
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FROM JAMAICA.

We have Kingston dates TO tho ID inst re-
ceived by the brig Iieber Capt. lilnckley.
There Is a continued complaint Of doll
times, and falling of Of business. The stock
oil -four in frs, hands was 5000 bbls.. with pri-
ces tending downward A lot of coo bbls iust
arrived from New Orleans, was sold at 81. so.
AdVlces from Carihagena 10 The oath Of De-
tober, state that the CITY was sill besieg ed by
The teyolullonisis The bcsIeeed. While stout
Is resisting the attacks of'he enemy. were suE
lerng from hunger, and IA addition to that
misery, the yeli"" fever had made rs apo mr.
ance, aud was rapidly thinning the population.
Succnr from the government troops vas dai-
lv expected. The importation of provisions,
duty free, Is IN be- permitted ll the l5th Of
January, 1872 IN. O. Bulle,in.
DEATH % A MEMBER ~ CosGsEss. The
Macon Telegraph Of The 9th inst. says We
learn with the deepest regret, that the Hon
Dixon Il Lewis Of Alabamr; died recently 10
the vicinity Of Mobile, Of congcs'iye hver.'
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n o I'll c (

Mechanics, merchants the OF real estate, and
all others interested in the subject, requested
meet the Cour, House Friday evening next. at
six o'clock, in order 10 devise procure
steam engine, for the purpose of a1ording motive
power for the use of mechanics and others in this viii
lage
Fast Rutland, Nov. 29th IsiI.
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DIED.

In Ptisfotd, ths Inn inst Sarah. wife Of NJ A..
'en'ss Csrpen'rt, aged IS wears Mrs Carpenter he'd
nf many sears bee great, afflicted With deep sect.
81 and painful as,hme,c Affection OF witch size died
She was ccns,stan, christian, and worthy member II
tho Methods, Episcopal Church. Her decc,se vac
sudden and pecird. bot she len the world with
grra, composutc the assurance Of faith and hope.
ts.a.
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Inf the lleralh.

W EdHer: hsmy answer to the Cobhlor's Problem
does not suit, but raised the Devil with him. land
cross looking fellow too,) will try again. guess II,
is 1867 IT, IL in bar. and shduirg over. 1t is an
oid saying that we mus, give the devil his due |
think he has go, H. for he has taken the Cobbers part
J would exercise the little mp il did know that
lis powetIs like the Cobber's, oHiDnit-ed, tunimifed
The following is the answer to G. C's question;
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VIZ Editor: As the answer to my Problem in the
i0h No. OF the Herald, respecting how far
travel to unwind the cord, is not given by any one
else, feel myself bound to answer IT, !, is 100 miles,
1890 yards, fl. i-3 inches. II tins does give
satisfaction will some please do it, III. w. B.