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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23
OMMERCE, TRADE, &c

Total Import from ls inst. ,240 bses
 The sales the llth 18th about 300 b. without any psrceptbe change in rates The stock market unusually dull U. S. Bank shares sold at IA Is; 27 II 2S discount.
 Exchange Mobile 8; Int. Ala. II; N. Orleans 4; Augusta lO Savannah 3A. On London 7A sA; France 5f s5 27i.
 The of the 18th and l4th about 400 bales per ations 700 Upland and Florida llt l5O Mobie I2a 25O New Orleans, l2 The total sales of rAs week were 3lO0 b.
 For the Liverpool steamer which to leave Boston on the l6th the demand for exchange light the following quotations; Bills London eA a &; France 5f 25.
 In Philadelphia. the fall trade Is commencing with animation. The western merchants were arriving in considerable numbers and although their purchases were somewhat limited their business prompt and safe terms.
 The of the U. S. Bank appears to be getting hope less Her stock sud notes daily growing more de- against the institution Suits brought daily against 1t on such sums cognizabe before an Alderman.
 U. S. B.SK.-We understand that the Directors of the U. Bank have appointed Samuel Jaudon, Esq. to pro- ceed to England, and act agent for that institution We did not learn whether the agency WAS general or special The great amount of American stocks in Eng land, held from the Bank collateral secnrity renders necessary the presence of some well informed agent represent the interests of the Bank and to explain the true character of the various stocks-Ph U S. Gazett
 From table compiled by the Philadelphia Ledger we cut the following list of the immense amounts which the public has been swnded out of by these corrupt nstitu tions and their dishonest officers
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

Health ofthe City.-There were fourteen intermens reported to the Board of Health yesterday-fve were fever cases and of these ve three had died of yellow feyer.-[N. o. Pcayune of Saturday.
 The Picayune of yesterday says that the whole number of deaths reported for Saturday ls-6 of the yellow fever.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

The new steamboat Missouri was destroyed by fire at St. Louis, on the llh inst. The flames were dis covered at 4 a. m. in the blacksmith shop. Thence they spread all over the boat. In order prevent the destruction of the other boats lying at the wharf, she cut adrt and grounded at the foot of Bloody Island where she burned the waters edge and sunk This the fourth boat in the St. Louis trade which has been destroyed within few months.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

We saw an agricultural curiosity yesterday m the shape of an ear of corn, upon the extremity of which, near the pendant silky flores, were firmly engrafted fsur or five large pods of kidney beans The negro girl who had ths singular product, was too ignorant to inform us how the process of engraftnp had been managed.-New Orleans Bee
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

Mir. Webster, on Tuesday, was thrown from cai riage the eastern portico of the capitol but re- eeved no material injury. The horse took fright and ran away, and turning into the capitol yard, on the eastern side threw the wheels against ofthe large stone gate posts.-(Philad. North American.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

Tsras.-Nicholas Biddle has published m the In- crpon of the country, it's resources, and the morals of it's inhabitants. For some or other this land appears to have become the Fl Dorado of his maginaton.-[Phil. N. Am.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

WARNIEG.-A passenger in steamboat short time since brought suit in St. Louis against the Captain for not starting at the hosr he advertised, thereby creating loss to him. The went before jury who brought in a verdict of one hundred and ninety dollars damages.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

 four times as much of that the people of Ar kansasl Yet Rhode Island statesmen in Congress give their support 10 this measnre The same principle applies to all the Atlantic States.-t Kendall's ExpOsilor.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

$zzO,OOU For preventing and expressing Indian hostilities under various heads, $833, ,l37 S6 Making total appropriated by this bill, as it passed the House, of $2, OPP ,637 s6 It has since passed the Senate with some amendments; one of which appropriates $1OO GOO for armed steamers on Lake Erie; another, $75 ,OOO for an Armory in the West; and another, $50, 900 for barracks and de. fensive works at Detroit. At present the British have two armed steamers on Lake Erie. and we none.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

FRoM WAsHINeToN.-THE VETo has not ar riVed but it is unquestionably its way to us, if al ihe contemporary and concurrent evidence of all par ries be not false. To satisfy the excited interest oar readers. we condense all the information furnish ed by the mail of to-day, upon the subject,
 Our Washington dates are to "Wednesday morning the 18th. The President did not gs.to Annapolis as was expected. All the cabinet went except Nr Ewing, who sick, Gin body or mindO
 The correspondent of the Charleston Patriot, wri- ting on the 18th, says
 "l am confident that my next letter will apprise you of the fate of the hank bil It is understood that Ihe message of the President is prepared, and that will be communicated to the senate twelve o'clock this morning. That it will be Veto mes. aage, no one pretends to doubt.
 In regard to a resignation of the cabinet there is one circumstance which shews that there is something more than mere Al this season it is custo- mary for those gentleman to lay in their stock wood for the winter. Last week the laborera engaged on that business had orders to suspend further opera tions. Repairs making at the private residences of Messrs. Bell, Webster and Granger, have also been suspended. These little matters, but they shew (which way the wind blows."
 The Charleston Mercury of the 18th says-
 "We have couversed with gentleman who left Washington the 18th who informs that a message the bank bill known be in the press at the Madisonian office. (of course veto message, for had the President concluded to sign the bill there would have been no message) When eur informant left Wash ngton the capitol thronged and the veto was ex- pected to be received as congress opened.- He states that it said among the whigs that the veto would be accompanied by the proposal of eom- pFumise, which would be accepted. We shall know to-day, if the mail fail not.
 A friend writes to the Philadelphia US. Gazette, as follows:
 WAsHINaToN, Saturday.
 My Dear Chandler-The veto learn will be sent to the senate on Monday, and learn further that every member of the cabinet will tender his resgna- ton. The Bankrupt bill is in jeopardy even now, and the veto will probably insure it's defeat The Land bill in the senate depends upon the passage of the Bankrupt bill in the house, and it will probably fall. Thus the veto kills the Bankrupt bill and 1t kills the Land Bill What will be the result Mir. Tyler will be supported by many of both parties.
 The National Inteleencer of the l6th is as silent iumn article on the subject of tho "STRANGE Doc TRINE" and "Ex of the Madi- sonan. This is the sum of our intelligence. When the veto message comes readers shall have it just as soon as it can be struck of ID an "Exua.''
 Speculations are as thick as backbsrries about the dissolution of the old ebne, and the construction of a new one. Give us the veto, Mir. President, and you may do what you please with the offices. Stran- gle the monster and you will receive the respect of your whig friends, and the democracy will hold you a better, truer and frmer man, than they now es- teem you.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

no trace whatever of her has bees discovered, nor can any pefson he found who, for moment saw her, in that interim.
 !" Justices Parker and Merritt and Mr. Calendar, clerk of the police oce attended the dead house, tor several hous yesterday evening for inc purpose of further eNansng the matter, but they unable to elicit more than had been already known. In the course oi the evening coffin was procured, into which the unfortunate girls remains were removed from the rough box in which they had been buried, aud they still remain m the dead house in the Park
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

We hear it rumored that protests from the Deca- tur Bank to the amount of about $l8,000 have been forwarded to De kalb county, and there no per- there to father them.-Talladega Pat.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

During the week ending yesterday, the number of interments in this city, thirteen. or these two were slaves; three infants, and eight white adults. Two were from the city hospital.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23
THE RUINED MIND

An! sad It is to see the deck Dismasted, of some noble wreck And sad to see the marble stone Defaced, and with grey moss o'ergrown; And to see the broken-lute For ever to it's music mute; But what is lute, or fallen tower, Or ship sunk in it's proudest hour, To awe and majesty combined In their worst shape-the ruined mind4
 l.. E. L
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

Nicholas Riddle had his pocket picked in Philadel phia yesterday of $2,00O, and some valuable papers -[Evening Star.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

Un- -Bunonsd.-The Superior Court al Hartford recently granted petition for divorce by Ursula B. Button from Josiah Button. newspaper wag says Ursula won't B Buttoned any longer.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

Cunard's next steamer was expected at Boston a. bout the 10th instant. She 10 leave Liverpool on the lst.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23
lEHEME

278l4 Prizes, amounting to s71 ,05I Tickets Sl 50--Halves 70 cts-Quarters 37 l-2 cts.
 Packages of 25 tickets, s37 50, warranted to draw at least SIS. Packages of 20 half tickets, SIS 75, warranted to draw at least g. Packages of 25 quar- ter tickets, s9 37 l-2, warranted to easts4 50.
 For packages or single tickets, apply at the Man agers' Office corner of Danphin and Mater sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

When it s reOollected that each State is receive ten per cent on the lands sold within its own limits only the inequality of the distribution of that fund among the nine States is apparent at a glance. But to present it in the strongest light, let consider its resuls a the first and last of these States which in population are the greatest and the least.
 Arkansas contains 46 1881 311 acres ofunsold land, which, at $1 25 per acre would bring $66, ,6S4, ,13S Ten per cent on this is 5,666 ,4l3 Ohio contains only 1929 ,664 acres of
 unsold lands, which, at $l 25 would
 bring 2,237, ,0S0 Ten per cent upon which s 226, ,70S
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23
M A RINE INTELLIGENCE.

:" II. BLAcKLER and JOHN B. LAX, are my W authorised agents, during my absence iron, the state aug23 J. B. TOULMlN. ID LANKS!-BLANKS!!- Bills of Ex- AD change; blank Promssory Notes, Blank Letter sheet Bills of Lading, " Return of Passengers, |" Slave Manifests
 |" Coasting Manfests, (" Certificates of Origin, " Entry of Wearing Apparel, " Writ of Attachment, " Affdavits G Special Manifests Outward |" Import Manifests, " Crew Lists,
 [" General Foreign Manifest Outward, $ Entry ofMerc6andize, |" Shipping Articles, '' Deeds with Warranty and Relinquish- ment of donor,
 '' Deeds Quit Claim, " Leases,
 C Mortgage Deeds,
 " Justices Blanks,
 ' Marriage and Retail licenses, Appearance Bonds, '' Sclrre Facas, writs of Error, '' Powers of Attorney Custom House, '' Assignment of Judgment, ' Fi Fas, County court, ' Sheriff B fees,
 Affidavit of Attachment, |" Justices' Summons
 ' Sheriffs' Wrlts, Dispositions in the U nted States court and variety of other blanks constantly on hand for sale at the Register Office, 53 Royal st. .
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

6,437, ,706
 So that Arkansas is to receive of this ten per cent fund over twenty times much Ohio. Yet the federal number of Arkansas is less than 100 600, while that of Ohio exceeds ,60o ,O00 So that ff teen times as many people to get twenty times less money Or while Arkansas gets forty six dol lars for each of her federal population Ohio will get fftesn cents. Nothing like the foregoing sums will ever be realized; but they show the proportions as well as if exact.
 Now, what conceivable reason is there for giving to man in Arkansas benefit from this "common fund, ," three hundred times as great is given man m Ohiol One emigrant settles in Arkansas and another in Ohio, to the former, the bill gives forty six dollars, to ,he latter fifteen cents. How can one he estitlsd to more than the other!
 A similar inequality runs through the whole of the nine states and is in proportion to the amount of ~ ANOTHER VIEW.
 If lands to the amount of s3,OOO 900 shall be sold yearly within the nine States, and due proportion thereof in Arkansas, the sales in that State will amount to about $600, 900.
 Ten per cent of this is to go to Arkansas, viz :- $60, ,0O0.
 Now, how much of the remaining ninety per cent is she to get! A little over $I7, 7,OO0.
 So that her share of the ten per cent more than three times as large as her share ofthe remaining ninety per cent.
 And instead of getting only ten per cent more than her share, she will get over three hundred per cent mOTe
 Let us compare Arkansas with her sister Rhode Island.
 Arkansas, federal population is 99, 9,4l4. Her just
 share of S3, 900 would be $ls,033 But she gets her ten per cent on $6OO 600
 received for lands ssld within her bor-
 ders 60,000 She also gets her share of s2, 700 900 left l7O39 Making her whole receipts only S77,039 Rhode Islands federal number is
 l07,532, and of three millions
 of dollars her just share would
 be $20,47S Deduct ten per cent 2,O7 Making her whole receipts only 1s,432 Which deducted from the receipts of Ar
 kansas, shows that the latter receives
 over the former $ss,6O7
 Or the smaller State receives four times as much as the larger! And to make the matter worse, when tbis wise Congress lays tariff, to make up for the deficiency in the Treasury caused by this measure, the people of Rhode Island, consuming, they do, four times as much of the tarfed articles, win pay
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23
OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Glass No. 99 Extra, for Is4I Il--6-5l-73-54-7- -69-53-29-6E74-
 36-A8-b
TTO-DAY,

GFTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. 0l- Tickas Only T.Oo Dollars and FTfv Cent, -c1l ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY
 GLASS No. 100 FOR 164l- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39 To be drawn al Mobile, ion THIS DAY Aug. 23, ls4l, at ' o'clock p, m, at the Mansion House Exchange. Royal-st $. DAVIS & O., Managers
 75 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

w $50 REWARD.-Ranaway from the suh-
 IN scrber the Both of July last, his negro SI.N girl CHARITY, about IS years of age, quite
 rXA- tall, lips prominent and nose fiat; in speak ing arculaes through the It is probable she is lurking about the city in the vicinity, and most likely harbored by some person; in which event, hereby promise pay the above reward of Fifty dol lars for such proof will convict any person. white or black, of harboring said girl For her detection and delivery me, if taken up and lodged in the jail of this county, wIll pay a reward of Twenty dollars. augl6 33tf JOHN COLE.
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ANsORBiIN.A C,H5

| Tdsrrevenl Hrgs frpm running al lSlarsst g
/ -, sWithil tie i,oarIist If Camdan *;
f. b irSo,ttaiipi by tIlst tite1 tant an
5t;IYlrlcns Of ,,tKez 1,uWi775f Caludt d, Sandsi
is i,rrthy ptdaihtd5hy fae aufF$ora Ytdfs tIie
same. Tbat ifetY, a1'l5afIpr The III
] December mex j ensufl shall isbe$ deem.
etfanili<ance ddrfaBys run al large
wilEiaihe linritso 5tlte saisLL fnwI. Sssss:
p Bes;Gnifit.er ord ineti shy The atlthoti:
I,y;aforesai, That trlfai si tTltr5!.itIe day
fixed in the tirstrla,lse ofditlaitca,
Iii shall be The dizzy OF thel lIrs.tal laiNi
ECnpstubles of.lile said Town, AMI the
trightnf any perspIl,. to seize; and secure,
|ldr3kiIf AMI destroy, all H gs fund ruiz
ming AZ large Witliin the limits OF The said
Town belonging tn, or tlip. property of
any iifhabitapts rlthe sad S'fqwil
and forthwith after such seizure, The
said shall be suld;S otherwise dis
fdosed of, by the person seizitg 8 he same,
ami he shall pay inro !.hes Treasury OF illes,
Town Council, ane-llIirtEuf theSva3ueof
such hog 50 seizri, andsretain5 the otheI:
two:lhirtls alpe;lhefevf lpshiss own prep er
bene6l andus s5s s%.g ~ - q
8. Belt further epacted BY. the antllpri-s
Iy aforesaid, That shall helhe elnty$of
ll1e Marshall Of Tie sad rFnwn, fspm and
after HE DAY fxetH in The first clanlise, TO.
seize, secure and inpduul, any hog rlrIl;-
ming atlarge within the limits. of: 1lieSsaid
-Tnwp, as an Eslray, whielrEmay belong
locnr be, the property. any nersnntnot a
citizen or inhabitilnt Of the said fnWr.
aud ~ naaprurcedforlhwith. .to, dispose o the
same accortlingto The Laws Of the State
Estrays. ;5;5
"A. Be tfurthfls sorlaiBedbY tliP authors
ztyafaresaid, That This .otainaRce shall
not apply'lo Hogs being driven to mar,
.kei, in, or through the said town. So
X s. :Beit further orilained,ly iEe;authrri.;
stys aforSsailI, Tkatlhe M Irsball shalt pay
j >6ne of ten dnffars into the Town Trea-
sury, for each and every nesiectSof duly
.unItrlIlis ordinance, so be recovered be-,
fore the Town Council, as other fines now now
are. s: i
6. Be il further ordained by the $anll,or-1 g r:
ity aforesaid, That all ordinances and parts arr
of ordinances rrpngnant st0.for ineonsls G! :.
lent with this ordinance, be and ale here
by repealed. =. -. y, -,
Ratified in Town. Council OF Camden
this second Sdays Of October, in the.
j.. year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and foriy:one, and in the
six!y;sixahI year Of the Sovereignty
- and Independence Of the. State of
South Carolina. ss.5-:. - .f5s5gs|
"a Is: JOHN M. DESAUsSURE, .27
b: lnIendant I. CO.
October 6, l84l. s
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Sept %, ls4T
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befDrcs tkenlsa rs "a. etlics1 spsasaiii oHes
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sire them .ihatsit
preserpe 81 lis cosii
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ThesweJ tdess sFsai
statian which Drs sfipSa
acquired, Resgsss eef
when thus lEssz
,sed, that toai pre- sls,i, 81 slSa5
book conf t!snse
eneif and dlisesiiinsia aliing puBaiis
theys several eyed
~ Jan.s1 81 s.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

The subscriber bcing tlrsirous of de-
voting more of his ti:ne and attenli'n t"
another brancIrnl his busne:s, will close
his Hanse of Public Enteriainnc&t. on
the second Monday IN Angus; next; he
offers The same for SALE, or rent. Any per-
son wishing to embark IN t!iatline OF bust.
ness. would do .well,n call and examine
the premisrs. The terms will be made
accommodating.
He takes this opportunity TO return his
thinks to. generous pahlic for the very
liberal patr mage they have given him:
-. X ~. L. SECREST.
I.aacas,er. july 12, 26:32. /.
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NEW DRUGS, &c.

- The subscriber has just received aI'rge addition
to his stock, Consisting of Germ n Quinine, E!g
lish Calonel. Ber nud. Arr-w ot Castor Oil. Isl
and ID quality, Ralsam Copaiva, ,Ve-alrine, Cam
yph,r, Myrrh, Chamo'nile. Sup. Carh. Soda, Lam
sOl. Paints. Brlslrs, Oils, Drer Stnfs; Winio $
Glass, rfanery, &c. &c al! OF which a:e oficEc
low for cas,,o or ma credit 10 ap r.vel customers
The subscrb.r'wonld re sind those who 1--WE
him. dues Of more st,ar cne years standng lhat
after next Return d ~ they vii have an OPP r,n
nifty Of settli.g lll same with the Shsr fl, az he
cannot meet his engag ,netts without graf Z
spu ,:ity on the part of same Of is cMs'n ers.
! Aug. 25. - 955t IL - ); J. r. NIX IN.
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NOTIC,E:

81. The Powder Magazine. iI,he rear al
l.Post tafFicesis row ready f;r iht recrp.
Tim of I,nwder. The keywiil be kept by
Mr.. j. III: Anderson, at his slorr. Tie
Town ComriI eTneslly request all per
sons having more lIlan one key pf p.'ade.
onilianass;t to deposit such surplus in the
Magazine. The s ,fry Of tie fowl and
ci,izens,i u rxse fire, is iSscsalerialty benr-
fitted ~ 2!ning IN r. e:
{ Is z Es;ss-s:fnst. :, he Tnws Tnlmcil, !. =. -.
q .ss Ie5i::Wsl7 : N.Rtco der
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Received,

Superior French and German Qunine;
!. Acetate aud Sulphate M"rphine. .Vtratrine.
; -Sirychuinr, Iodine; and all, the new and
popular Chemicals, with a5gereral assnrl
8ment of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Varnish'
: es, &c. ~. isi.:5i.
- ;,ysss u, ~ DELEON g. LEVY. y
Sept. IS. Sign Of the Mortar.
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Fashionable i ailoring.

HNHE subscriber returns his thanks Ia
the citizens; Camden andcits vici
nifty, for the patronage he has received,
and assures the public ,ha. they can have
their clothes made equal to any in the
State. on moderate terms a, his establish
ment two doors north of the Post office,
Broad Street. 80
!. s.: j., CnARLESWORTH. 4
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: -YaFuabIe Na aps 9sissilag:.

Any one having in possession The two first mum
bors of Halls New Gcnoral Atlas formerly belong
ing to the late Geo: L ChanPion, containing Maps
of France, Hindoostan, RUSSIA, Prussia, Sweden
and tho West Indies, is requested respectfully. YET
earnestly by the present owner, to leave them the
Post Office. Sept. 8.
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DENTIST TR ".

nR. j. LEE continues the practicelso
~ Dentistry in Camden. lie will, on
: application, visit families III the surround
ing country without xtra charge.
All operations viii be nn The most ap-
z proved principles, and warranted atlcast
equal to the best done inSthis community.
Feb. 10.
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FAIL 81 WINTER GOODS.

The subscriber Isl now receiving from the NORTH,
large supply Of DRY GooDS..s HARDWARE
and GRO oCEREES..A .Also-A fine assortment of
HATS And GUNS. To punc,ual customers or
for cash, tlIey .wHbe disposed ofal low prices: H.
J Sept 90. E. w. BONNEY..
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TO Pr, ANrERS.,

g, 900 pair Negro Sbnes., manufactured
GcSfor salesby the srhscriberss& warranted
equal, if not superior TO any yet offered
an this market Planters will please. call
ind examine for themselves.
4. ll@f fsi;s s ALDEN q AUSTIN.
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! ! Iadi ncR Shoes.

The sub ibers hay Just Tecriy saIpsss
plysof Lad les hoeg, tlifect 3Feln
the Impprt Amop are the fol-
loving kinds
Ladies black X Slips
tloa Gillette new sarticlss
do Slips ,5ss
do Quitteds @ beaa,i Edrtisies
for Swints ..wsaf, 3
81 do Half fBoots, & new ssslgIes s
Misses Half Bon g ne.
All Of which viii Fssbs 50 son; most
reaspuabI terms 4. 81 sssss;l
4. u DEN