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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06

LATEST News BY mail last even
ing we have northern dates TO the llth
inst. The hustle caused by the anniver-
sary Of Washington's birth day, prevents
our getting more into type than what
follows:--
Melancholy intelligence from the Er
ploring Erpedition.--On Monday letters
were received in New York, stating that
Lieutenant Underwood and MIdshipman
Wilks Henry, had been killed by the
savages on one Of the Sandwich Islands.
The letter giving this intelligence, was
dated on board Of The Peacock, October
"a. The occurrence took place July "a.
II appears that they bad just landed on the
islands TO obtain some provisions, when q
large body OF natives rushed upon them.
Their bodies we're rescued rom the cam
nibals, who afterwards confessed that the
attack was made solely to procure human
flesh for food. They we're buried on n
small uninhabiied island Of Underwood's
Group. which was named Henry's Island
in memory of that i'll fatcd young officer.
The island was afterwards attacked by q
part of the squadron. Nothing was spared
but the women and children. All the
male savages were killed and the houses
Destroyed Spt. ofMc Times.
American Consul dead. A letter from
the correspondent of the New York
American, dated Blenos Ayres, Nov. %,
| 1910 savs.-Alc fired M. Slade. the Amer.
lean Consul here, died on the 25th. His
funeral was attended by most of The prin-
cipaI officers Of the Argentine Coniedera-
ton and by the British and American
naval officers at Ruenos Ayres. Commo.
dore Ridgelev has appointed Amory
Edwards, Esq, of New York, to act az
Consul until Mr. SHADES successor shall
arrive here. The flags Of the Decatur
and Of the American ships in port, were
hoisted half mast as mark Of respect t'
his memory"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
ANNUNCIATIONS.

Or We are authorized to announce TIlOM.
AS J. GREEN, OF Warren County, as can.
didate for Congress, at the election in November
next.
hTWe are auhorizedto announce ALFRED
LOMAX, as candidate for County Treasures.
0Ar WE are authorised to announce WIN.
c. ADAMS as candidate for Assessor and Tax
Collector.
GIVE are authorised TO announce II. D.
GREY asa candidate for Assessor aud Tax
collector.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06

JUPITER, Is 40 years old, rather
above FIVE feet high, light complexion
and bald, with scar on his forehead he
took with him gray cloth coat, Crock
black blanket; an old wool and fur hat /;
the balance of his clothing are not known
lie will aim probably, for Kentucky ;
when taken or confined in jnil he will use
many false pretentions to be released, as
he has done before, and will try TO break
jail if he is not ironed down; he was sue.
cessiul in his deception of religious pre-.
tentions, and was released several times
between here and Kentucky; but may
Turk about Lexington, Holmes county, as
he was formerly owned by MIR. J. d.
Wyatt ofthal place.
BILLY Is about the same size and
45 years old, he took with him blanket
and small sack Of clothing, he is Of a
dark complexion. and will be led by Jupi.
Ter. II returned to me or lodged in jail,
so that can get them, | will give lber-
nj reward.
A. e. KNOTT.
Yozoo County, four miles north OF Ben
ton, Mississippi.
March. 9th l7-fw.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
Notice..
March 6,

rs hcrby given to all concerned that
the undersigned Administrators of
the estate Of James Higgins, deceas-
ed, will apply TO the Honorable Pro-
bate Court of Holmes County, at the
June term i84l, therof for a final
settlement Of their administration.
w. II. JOHNSON,
JAMES r. WEST,
Administrators.
March 6, 17-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TT Office is hereby given that the
l ' undersigned will as Administra-
tors of James Higgins, decd. and in
pursuance Of an order of the Hon'ble
Probate Court of Holmes county,
made at the March term thereof 184l,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
in the town Of Tchula, IN said county,
on the
First Monday, Sd day of May,
next, the following named negro
slaves belonging to our said deccdents
estate, TO wit: Anthony, Charles and
Henderson.
Terms Of sale six months credit,
purchasers will be required to give
bond with approved security, sale TO
take place within the hours prescrib-
ed by law.
w. Fl. JOHNSON,)
JAMES r. WEST.} Ao'i'' .
OfJames Higgins, decd.
March 6, 17-9w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
Notice.

rs hereby given to all concerned
n that the undersigned Administra-
tors of the estate of T. M. Scurlock,
deceased, will apply to the Honorable
Probate Court of Holmes county, at
the June term 1841, thereof for a
final settlement of their administration.
w. Fl. JOHNSON,
c. F. FISHER,
Administrators.
March g. t7-GWs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
WIN. p. Chew ,

f. P. Applewhite.
Attachment retwnabte to the October term
of the Holmes county Circuit Court
1910, for the sum Of $500 As.
YEyRE attachment in this case having
III been returned, duly executed, by
'ummonng Lewis Applewhite as gar.
nishee; and the defendant failing TO ap.
pear, plead or demur; it is therefore con.
sidered by the Court, that unless The said
defendant do appear, give SPECIAL bail and
plead therein, on or before The first day OF
the next term Of this court; Cd Monday
in April next, lS4l,) that judgment will
be entered up against him Tor the amount
Of plaintiffs demand; and the.eupon pro-
coed against the garnishee for the amount
of his Indebtedness.
III. MORTON, elk.
by s II Baughn, D. c.
Fullz g. Brooke for plaintiff.
Feb IL, [Rcputlicon.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
March 9,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NJ Office is hereby given that the
~ undersigned will as Administra-
tors of William J. Frayser, deceased,
and in pursuance of an order of the
Hon. Probate Court,of Holmes county
made at the March term thereof
l841, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, at the Court House, in the
town of Lexington, Mississippi, on the
24A day Of April merit,
the personal property belonging TO our
said decedents estate, consisting prin-
cipaIly Of valuable Law BOOKS.
Terms of sale six months credit,
purchasers will be required to give
bond with approved security. Sale
to take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
N. L. RIVES, 49,.
]. NJ. CLEMENT, Gum .
William j. Frayser, decd.
March G, 17-8w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
Notice.
4VV INA Va
Ferdinand Bostiek, compl't.

Ferdinand BostIek, compPt.
Osborne and Neale, def'ls.
Superior Court Of Chancery, Of the
state Of Mississippi, al Jackson.
BY VIRTUE Of decree Of the said
Superior Court Of Chancery, at Jackson,
made at the June term thereof, 1910 in
u certain case, wherein Ferdinand Bos-
tick was complainant, aud Osburn and
Nealo defendants, | will, as Sheriff of
Holmes county, and special commissioner
Of said court, expose to public sale TO the
highest bidder upon credit of six months
at the court house door 10 the town OF
Lexington, on the
18th dcy of March, 1871,
the following described tract of land to
sit: situate, lying and being in,he county
of Holmes, State of Mississippi, and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: The east half, Of
north west quarter; and the west half OF
north east quarter, and The south west
quarter Of section number eight, township
number thirteen Of range number one east
and the north west quarter Of section no.
seventeen, township number thirteen, Of
range number one east, containing four
hundred and eighty-two 27-lO0lhs acres,
more or less.
Bond and approved securities will be
required.
J. D. WYATT, Com'r.
F & Brown ais.
Feb. IL. CIV lRepublicGu.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
William B. Whitfield, use &c

VS.
Lemuel Bullock,
Attachment returnable to the april term
1871, Of the Holmes Circuit Court, for
the sam $500.
TETHE alta chment IN this case having
-E been duly executed by snmmoning
James NJ. Gwin, as garnishee: i is there
fore ordered by the Court, that unless the
said defendant do appear on or before the
first day Of the next term Of this Court
nhe third Monday Of April, 1871, } and
give special bail and plead therein jadg-
ment final will be entered up against the
said defendant and the plaintiff will pro.
coed against the said garnishee, Tor the
amount Of Indebtedness.
Fitch g. Brown Attorneys.
Ii. MORTON, Clerk,
BY S. II. Baughn, d. C.
March G, II 4w. Pr. fee 81 SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
Maa'SllaA'S Sale.
March 6,
Grant g. Barton

Avn - - ~ 49, ~
Grant {, Barton
Pollard II. Coates, al ct
Retwaable to United States Circui
Court, TO Nay term 1871.
EDY virtue of the above stated case
LED to me directed from the Honora-
bic United States Circuit Court for
the Southern Distri OF Mississippi,
will expose to public sale for cash.
before tie Court House door in the
town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi on the
29th day Of March nert,
all the right, title, interest and claim,
the said defendant hath in and TO the
following described tracts or parcels
of lands, to wlt:-the east half south
east quarter Of section thirty; and
south west quarter and north west
quarter and north half east half north
east quarter north half west half
north east quarter section twcnty-nine,
also section twenty, and east halt
north east quarter section nineteen,
and west half south east quarter sec
ton eighteen; north half south west
quarter and south half east half south
west quarter and south half west half
north west quarter section seventeen,
all in township fourteen, range three
east, containing one thousand five hun
dred acres more or less.
Levied on as the property Of Pollard
III. Coates, and will be sold 10 satisfy
the above stated case and cost Of suit.
Sale to take place in the hours prescrib-
ed by law.
FlDELIO S. HUNT, Marshal,
BY P. M. Ferguson, Dpt'y.
Feb. 81, l6-tds. Pr. fee SIS.
BLANK DEEDS,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
NOtfCe.

A LII persons are forwarned from ira
IA ding for note given by the under
signed 10 II. w. Garrison, for eighty
dollars; dated in October last. 1910, as
the consideration for which said note was
given has failed, and he is determined not
10 pay the same, unless compelled BY law.
A. w. AYRES.
A2 II Il fRPablicaa.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
Notice.

TT FORWARN all persons from ira.
hi. ding for note signed by me and
given some time last summer, in June,
July or August, for one hundred dollars,
and Payable to II. w. Gardner. The
note having been fraudulently obtained, l
am determined not to pay it except com
PEELED by law.
JOSEPH MARROW.
Feb l6. Gin. TRepublicdn.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06

IL AS just arrived from Kentucky, at
FL FL the stable Of the subscriber, in
Holmes, county, Mi; four miles and
half northwest of Lexington, on the
Fchula road, where he will sland,t the ensu.
ing season at the reduced prices Of $50
he single leap, paid at the time OF service;
s35 the season, if paid by the first of
Jauary next, which may be paid with
$50 within the season, commencing tho
LIST Of March and ending the lst Of June;
and $50 to insure mnre with ioal: paya.
Die on ascerlaining the TACT, or the change
Of property.
Any gentleman making class Of five
mares, and pay ing within the season shall
have them at S25 each. Mares cent from
a distance will be kept if desired, upon "a
moderate terms as the country will afford;
for which the money will be expected
when The mares are taken away. Particu.
lar care will be taken 10 prevent accidents
or escapes, but no liability for either.
w. CANNON.
Lexington, Miss. Feb. %, ls4l.
REM RKS.
In Offering me services OF tniS nooie
animal TO an enlightened community, the
subscriber feels that is entirely superauous
and out of place to attempt an eu'ogy.
The we'll known fame of his celebrated
sires, the splendid career of rictorieS, and
Of his high.bred dam, on the turf, together
with a long line Of ilustrious ancestry on
both sides, forbid any common place puff.
The subscriber feels cunfdent in ANNOUNCE
ing this valuable acquisition, which he
! has been so fortunate as 10 make, that
gentlemen Of the South will at once under
stand and appreciate the advantages now
offered TO them. in breeding from the pureU
stock 10 the West, or Union. Owing 10
an accidental injury received in his third
wear, and the subsequent absence of hs
owner, for two or three years, this horse
| has never been trained: but if form and
symmetry of muscle, together with tho
richest pedigree, count any thing, gentIe-
men cannot mistake relying on him as a
sure getter of good colts.
DESCRIPTION,
Pacific is deep red hny; black legs.
name and tail: fifteen and half banda
high, Of most commanding appearance
and superior action. Ii he does not pos
ses both speed and bottom in an eminent
degree, he greatly bellies his blood in form
size, color and general appearance, the
undersigned is assured that he greatly
resembles the old Pacific. The public ara
invited to call and examine the pedigree.
PEDIGREE.
Pacific was foaled in 1885, was got by
old:Pacilic, dam Lady Lilieton, by limo
leon; dam by Pacolet, (she was also the
dam OF john Lowry, and full sister TO tho
9 dam of John DawsonD g g dam Haz-
ard, a bay mare, foaled in 1910, the prop
erty Of Alexander Ewing Esq, near Nash.
vile, by Wilkes Wonder, G g dam
Black Bird by TruxtoE, gggg dam In
dian Queen.
The above Pacific has never been
trained, he is a full brother TO Col. Rec
tor's Bill Gordon. See Turf Register
pages 100 and 1913.
L. ?. CHEATHAM.
Nashville, Term. Mar. 1853.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
JOHN f. WILLIAMS, SEN.

JOHN f. WILLIAMS, Sen.
Attorney at ld,c and Justice of The Peace.
ENTILL practice in any Of the courts
wv of the state. His ofiice is at
franklin, Holmes county, Mississippi.
Address Franklin Holmes County MIS-
sissIppi.
Frhrrary l3 Sw.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06
Superior Court Of Chancery, Decem5er
term, 1910.
Shadrach Barnes. J

vs.. lS42.}
Ohediah Fatheree, ct. al.
ETPON opening the matters of this
u bill and it appearing 10 the sotis-
faction of this court that the defendant,
Obedah Falherec, is not resident Of this
State, but resides beyond the limits there
Of, so that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed or him; there
fore 1t is ordered that unless the said
defendant appear before the Chancellor
al the court room in Jackson, on the first
Monday in june next, and plead answer
or demur to the bill Of complaint herein,
the several allegations thereof will be
taken as confessed and such order or
decree made therein as the Chancellor
may deem equitable aud just. 1t is fur.
Their ordered that copy of this order be
inserted in the Lexington Wing Republi.
can once week for two months success.
lvely. II l. DIXON, Clerk.
Fultz & Brooke,
Solicitors for Compl't
Feb. II. Republicdn.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06

STATE OF MISsISsIPrI,} PRopATr cooET
HOLMES CouaYT: March term al
Joseph w Miller and !
Martha Ann, his wife,
David Dickson, s. Mi
chae J Dickson
Hugh Dickson
FWVHlS day the petition and bill of
Fl complaint in this case, was fled in
open court. And on opening the matters
Of said bill, and it appearing 10 the satis-
faction Of the court, that the defendant,
Hugh Dickson, is not resident of this
State, but resides beyoHd the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be executed on him, therefore it is
ordered that unless the said defendant do
appear before The Probate Court Of Holmes
county, at The court room in the town OF
Lexington, on the first Monday in May
next, and plead, answer or demur, TO the
bill Of complaint: herein the several ALI
cations thereof, will be taken for confessed
and such order and decree made therein as
The court may deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered that copy Of this
order be published in the Lexington I'm
ion, once week for two months success
lively.
A true copy from the records.
). Nj. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
Clerk.
March 6, II Pm pr fee 20l.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-03-06

EOB work Of all descriptions neatly
cd apd sxpeditiovsly executed at this
OHcs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15


sr,>aase An old lady who hsd bceu reading me
suns famous story very st'en''sel,, rcnssfssS
with emphasis. that the ,dca q tho moons hens W
hshned incredible to believe. for ss'd shss
what becomes Of The people when the ucon is sosh'se
but lhc sirssIr
An absent minded nan ven, On, the other ncfnasf
to shut up some pigs Late IN N. sherncon hs hse
not returned. and shor somo search hs vss Sosd
squealne in tho pen he having shot himself w $50
lc, the pigs ovi.
Pregrsu Of Ns1,psyrr,. IN 1919 the numhs' 81
newspapers in the United State. vas stated as ioIows
New England s,sics So. MIDDLE SEQ. Southern wv
Western 42s. Total 1895.
The the better. II they are hot cell ee'ostssA
Ono is ssi IN the great whole which saske W 'sS
grand scheme Of didusiag intelligence smons .ssl'
hind.
! Fathers should 10 very careful to much No
nsy a. possible. Their sons will know how TO sPsss
| IL after they dead.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

Among the last and best acts Of the Legislature Of
III. Empire State, whose session has just closed 10 one
which wipes from the statute book OF New York shs
act which has been familiarity known as the Nine
Months Law, and which allowed shareholders to -.
ourn in the State with human chattes for that period
OF time without any n,erisren on the part Of the
friends Of freedom Mr.. Goodwin Of Albany, in let;
ter to the Friend OF Man says the bill was called up
by Mr.. A. b. Dickinson in the Senate on Saturday,
the god, and TO . third reading. 1t was again
called up Monday by Mr.. Dickinson, and passed In
the Senate by decided majority. II went immediate
ly to the House, and concurred Ia once, being
carried by the very meagre majority Of votes. In
both Houses, it assumed in the main, party feature
the wings being in favor Of the passage and tho dem
ocrats @ against it, Several wings, who, it is said
would have voted for it, absent when the vote
was taken and blu, for the integrity of two three
democrats from the city of New York, OF the Legge,,
school, the bill would have been los,.
Most heartily do congratulate the friends Of free
dom in n. York upon signal and splendid triumph
in reference tho odous law has doubtless been has
tened, in small measure, by the threatening attitude
assumed on the part of Virginia, touching the late ssvs
controversy. The proud oppressors in the Old Do
minon will, Il is hoped, learn one lesson, namely
that in contest between slave and free States, there
will be blows TO give we'll blows to receive W.
rejoice that the spirit OF ancient freedom which
covered New York with renown, has far recovered
itself 1t is omen Of hope and encourag cement FOL
the friends Of Liberty everywhere 1t is harbingeI
of the downfall of the doomed institution Voice o.
Freedom.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
Strayed or Stolen

-
tNRoh the premises OF the subsc rber large lsh, v
mare, yea" old With long switch tail md vhits
strip "a her lace, ana vas heavy With fold A suI,sIL,
compensation gwen Tor her return for wbrss
she mty be found AMOS SPRiNU n,
Ira, June y, Is4I. "a o.
STATE OF VERMONT DE I, fem.,ob,,,a M.
Di.trie, ofF.rh.,.n, IS IS a q pros.,. c. co..
holden at Csseion, ia said district, en- The 2nd d,y 81
June, le4l
Present, A. I,rn.,. J.sy.
Zmrt Howe. illustrator pom The estate OF Lus,s,>
Miner late OF CsssOn Aforesaid deesss-d bsyio. Az
IN $50 soun his petition in writing, praying for Issss, q
d'es 'g'n', ts sad deceased AID the stg.s " .Inio
isnation IL 10 therefore ordered tat ret \. A.0
session VI ssd sopti 10 te holden ths probate 80
IN C.e'on ,foi'sad 90 The hsI "Wednesday iaJsl, -
ana maj al Pstons 30 notified thsrsof ~ pub si,s, 4
ms order TIRE, weeks suoesss,.ly 10 tho Rs.r .,.
p'ineds OF Ruil'ad, that those eoaesrse III. Ell. s,
/ 23-X5 BPIasCnos D.,.
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frsss.s Coan ksd Al Cssllson % tn. 2as o.y o. la.
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. Ainn Hs.s se~is's'fstsr ~ Tie estate Of SslsS O.
hstrn late Of Csscion "a ssid district d.e...sd h.,s.
bsd N sid court he psitios mn ..,ins fsft. ~
10 nee'ssary TO ss ell The real snd persea ..,.. 81
sso usesssed "a order To- tho clam. lgatns, -
on.sts Of two and 'id.d bird par. s,b. iii. .n.,,[
~ tssiisoh Pond 81 und'v ded tbJ ,., AZ 49,
'"fys-fes ~ had, - water IvlSy. ~ Wss.h> -
.s sac ssd'e'e u I'd PAT, Of .boa, II ssss Il AZ
tbe ssrAssst Pso ~ Csssirtos
u tss sefsvs s,Ssrsa that said .s,h<.,-.. ~ 49, 4.
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"" sse ua mare ibsixoi 10 sivsA oil s.ss,rs
A. ~, seshs s 90 A'' order tf.. w-.ts sasss~sr-
N The huiisns ss-rsa rhnl.d Rat.sA " ..,..,
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-15
ALrrrLE MORE OF GENUINE FANATIcIsM

We last week had the pleasure" to copy sbsurd
baphemous and insulting resou, oninsulting TO God and
Insnwheh adopted by the Anti slavery Convention
Gently held This have done in the spirit II
inerprebe contempt for the meraby individual who
ignorance noence enough to be guilty Of holding
such language and hoped this the frat and
human ra,y would be the last OF his Bot notice
possible adopted At Anti slavery
convention in Boston II to be hoped the better OF
those composing the sboon society will
such dgraeefo doings heartily those do who
less than themselves the friends Of the and
who ardenr wish for the in mediate abolition o. the nstu
slavery bot yet Who prepared denouuee all
thieves murderes and aduerers who will not secumb TO
aud TITLE Of sentiment which they pleased TO dc
~ such fellows abusive at the South the
North almost allow to be apology for the summary
Judge Lynch process there adopted for the especial benefit Of
such 0,cf,l ouaatns.
The Montpelier resolution We rs-eopy
"Resolved, That tho providence Of God in removing
Gen Harrison is a warning to electors 10 for
slave holders or their apologstsn
In the New Hampshire Sentinel We read the following
part Of the doihgs at tho recent Antsa,ey anni'ery IN
Boston.
Mr. ST G. Wright brought forward a resolution that
'',he church and clergy Of the IT, 5. as whole, con-
s,i,ue grea, brotherhood Of THIuvu." they coun-
tensnoe and support lheh and man-siesing-and "cu'
~ to cd" demand. tina, they be rsncvaosd Chris
tan church and clergy. Wight Rogers, Foster and
1 French adrocaied-Garrson took a middle course
and Bureigh opposed-w,h 80 much power as TO pre-
ven, It's adoption The ladies went the whole figure
Wnqh, said "a thief was chosen chairman Of The Bap
list Triennia Convention, and Foster Of New Hamp
shire wanted 10 have the black coats lelergy look
him a. one who had branded them s.orussRoor
or, rtvss" As.in.-"The Methodist Church 10 the
vet, institution thai ever came sp fros The botionles,
MI OF that oil snt down Ints II. ]; 70 The syn
u.sosse ofSssn-the hsbiisnsn Of dsvils, &e. &c
Gsnsons paper THE Lberstorl ssy' the sPpoin'men