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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

THE CHINESE lSDEMNITY. OF the 80 ,OOO
maid bv the Chinese To their British invaders for
the ransom Of rha city og Canton, $4 100000 was
paid by the authorities OF ha city and the remain
der contributed by the Hong merchants
sra CHARLES BAGoT. His Excellency Sir
Charles 8aaot was on "Wednesday, Jan 18th, sworn
in AT tha AIwington House, Kingston, Canada, 10
tho presence OF Judges, sc. and assumed the hgh
and important functions of Governor General Of
British North America.
William n Il. Taylor, who commanded vol
uHieer dragnou company at Cincinnati, has resign
ed the command and assigns This at-sutticlent and
manly rsason:-''I cannot, in justice to myself, re-
main at the head Of a company which refuses u o.
hey my orders especially when their services are
required to protect The lives and properly of their
fellow citizens
Tho Scarlet Fever is raging with great malgnIty
in Milton, North Carolina ana Boynton, Virginia
great number of children hayu fallen vic,ims to
the disease, and all ages have felt its attacks
A sad casualty recently occurred at Kirkland
Flats, Lake Co. Ohio Five children, three boys
and two girls, from six eleven years Of age, were
sliding on The ice ola pond, when -four of them
broke in. One boy who not euguIphed, by
activity and daring saved the other two boys, bur
| the girls were drowned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
- 3 Az lse y

Ia this town, Jan u, ELEcTA, wife of MIR Qnin
cy b. Parker, and daughter of Mr James McGutiey
of L.y Edon, aged A.
la this town, at the Aims House, Jan -, Mrs
CoSN, aged So, formerly of DanviIle.
la DanyIIle, 23d ult. Mrs Polly, wife OF llr '. IN
Weeks of Walden, aged A.
In Albany, Jan ., Airs Dolly Russell, wife of Sir
Samuel Russell, Is.
In Colebrook Mi. Dec "a, Mrs Maria ; Drawn
aged g5 wife OF Dir Wu Drown, and formerly ot
Lyndon Alsu, ON the 29th day of the same month
Mrs Amanda Maiyina. aged 90, vile of Mr. Horace
Hutchinson. MIR IL. some years since resi-
dent of DauvilIe. and utly of 81. Johnsbury.
AT Hanover, N II. l7th Wit- Frances Elizabeth,
only daughter of the late Professor Chamberlain, of
Dartmouth College, II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
GREEN MOUNTAIN BEAR HUNT.

very large bear, weighing upwards of three
hundred, was recently killed in SheThurue by Mr.
VIM. Durkee of stockbridge. He first started
in Chiltenden by company Of hunters who had
turned our for the purpose, and followed into
PiltsfeId, from there Shurburne, then to Ridge
water and Barnard, then back into Shorburne Pitts
field, and Chittenden, thence into Meudon, back
into 5herburue, then into Stockbudge and then
back into Sherburne agun, where after being pur-
sued for sixteen davs, he killed Seven days
before he was killed lie wounded severely
with four rifle balls but with equal perseverance OF
his followers he kept of their way until bail
from the rifle Of Mr. Durkee brought him down.
lie expired with a terrible groan-RgttaHd Her
a{d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

SINGULAR INCIDENT. A man named Miller ar
rived from the South at Washington, a few DAYS u
CO. to prosecute claim against the Government
On the I'd instant, hs died. and supposed very poor,
no one would administer to his effects. AT last
Mr. Rives, one of the pruprietors of the Globe, un
dsrtook the task On the opening OF deceased's
trunk up wards of thirty thousand dollars were found
The property, by the will goes to the sister of the
deceased, now residing in Virginia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE. The Caledonia Anti Slavery Society
will hold it's annual meeting, at Danville, on Tues
day. rha Sth day of February next in connection
with the convention To be hulden AT that time and
place. Mr G. C.. Burleigh, popular lecturer, IS
expected to DC present Let the friends of the
cause of the down-troddeu slave be there-as 1t is
designed to discuss subjects OF general interest 10
il, in the convention.
The North STAR respectfully requested 10 give
the above a place. J. MORSE. See
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
A CARD.

The Pastor ct the churches in Glover and Barton
feels trimmed publicly 10 acknowledge the iiber
atty of the people These places towards himself
and his Hil ,on the Ist inst In the course of the
day and evening, nearly ninety persons, of various
ages aud both sexes, convened at the minister
house, every one bringing in offering of New
Year's Gift The child, the YOUTH the middle
aged, aud the aged sweetiY harmonIzed and loy-
fully mingled together. The serious cheerful
which characterized the occasion, is worthy OF no.
tire. Another circumstance peculiarly crafty ing,
the flet that not oniy members of the Cnugre
gatioual church and society; but those Of other dc
nominations also present: thus estIfyIng their
love to our common Lord, and their desire for the
comfort and usefulness of his ministers, those
who NAV in points OF faith and practice, diff
FER from themselves
Besides refreshments for The OCCASION, the estI
mated value Of the various articles, including sew
eral dollars in cash, exceeds one hundred dollars.
Some who were providential!y Detained nj the
appointed time, have since visited Us, and showed
the abundance of tneir Iiberality.-That all our
benelactors NAV be rewarded with inward pence
and oy IN the Hoiy Ghost, is our earnest prayer;
aud as we have abuuddutly experienced ;ha bless
edness of receiving thar they may, uccordlng 10
SAVIOR words, experiences the greater blessed
of giving ORA FEAhsoS'
Barton. Jan. i9. IE42
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save vossr WOODEN Rags

"TANTED. all Wool Rags, such as old bed
Wv quilts coverIets, blankets, sheets, shirts.
drawers stoc kings. &c including nerino, Circas
san. Plaid Bon,bazeIIs, and every klnd and color
of all wool goods. not ulied Or telied, excepting
old Competing, lasting Pruuello.
The Rags must be clean. and no part cottou,
linen or silk SHEDD 81 JEWET'T
VI Jabnsburv Jan 20, 1912 &35
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

Among the passengers in the BRITANNIA, came
CHARLES DICKENS Esq, the most popular author
living. The whole American people will delight
to extend a cordial welcome TO one who Is,In ever
respect a true man-vho combines the highest
intellectual eudo vmeuts with those genial feelings
which prompt him to his great endowments
for the good of his
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
School Book Dep0sE-
tory.

VHE undersigned has taken the agency for the Mas
L saciiusetts Sabbath School Society Books for
the northern part Of Vermont, and viii furnish up
ON reasonable notice any OF the publications. OF tho
Society at the price tor hich they sold in H0s
pGailOn Us.
Beside Library books, all of the Question books
published by said Suciety may be ubtained on the
terms.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
N % u u q E ,

~ d HI & e.
A Ii persons indebted to the late firm OF NJ K
IA PARKS " co. requested make pays
ment to VI. *. PARKS, on or before the first OF
March next, as all demands due said firm thar are
not paid by that tune particular excepted
will be left for cuIee ton.
Waterford Jan. TO- IS42. 233w5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

The affair with the Rev. Charles L. Torrey at
Annapolis has ended for the present He was dis
charged on Wednesday, by Judge Brewer, under
recoguizance To appear at the next meetng of Anne
Arundel county Court 10 answer any charge that
NAV be brought against him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
u 4. d II "a 43 81

In Barringtuu, N. H., &Ir. CALvIS CUsHmAS, al
this town, 10 Miss MARY CLARK, of 3.
In Crotch, 2Ulh ut. 3lr Marvin Whitcher TO
Miss Elizabeth Vance, both Of g.
In llardwIck, 22d ut. by ED \. Angler, Mr
Nathaniel s. Heath, of Cabot, to Miss Elizabeth
Oh. Sanboru of II.
In LamnIile village (1ardwIck) On the Goth ult
BY Simon Sinclair Esq. Mr. Oliver Mason of Gratis
bury, to Miss Maria Stevens of Calais
In Wheelock, l7lh ut. by John p. ingalls,, Esq
Alr John b. Flanders to Miss Lorania SwisZer both
of Wheeloelk.
In Shetiie Id. 18TH nit. by the Mr. Simeon
Aver of ). to Miss Joan GRAY OF tVheelock
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
REEER EREWAC HEasUsE

CORNER OF MERRIMAC, FRIESD AND MARKET
STREE'TS-BOSTON
FE7EE subscribers having Iensed the above estab
l. lishment, date Warren Horse) have made
therein the thorough repairs, and Tsfurnished
the whole in handsome manner. The House il
now open for company, and the charge for tran
silent boarders will be O1s DoiLaT per day,
The situatIon being convenient to the Market
and other places of business and the arrangements
OF he house equal any other Of its class, the pat
ronago of narKeters, merchants and others visiting
the city, is respectfully solicited.
The Stables connected with tie establishment,
are large and convenient.
DANIEL CHAMBERLAIN.
HENRY EMERY.
Boston, Dec. H. IS4I 235w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

A LARGE Hoa.-Mr Hiram SPauidtug of Punton
recently slaughtered hog, 81 this old, weigh
ing seven hundred and five pounds, measuring 5
feet inch in girth, f. 9 IA in height, and 0 It
inches from the snout to the end Of tail. This
is what call going the ''WhOis Hog!"-Per~
rI0nter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

The SCARLET and tyPhus fever id very prevalent
in Rhode Island and the adjoining border of Mass,
and many people have died Off. Among those IN
Rhode Island is The lady of Gen. Albert Greene,
the Attorney General ofthe State. They had been
nnrried six weeks al the time Of her deaIh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
The Sabbath, school visEter,

A most excellent work for Teachers and Scbol
ars, edited by the Rev. Asa BULLARD, VIII be sHp-
piled the subscriptions Prire-J0 cents per an
num-aud sent 10 most of the towns iH tIis region
without sxpen. e To Subscribers.
Tho Vol commenced in Jan. Subscriptions will
be received for the vhUIe OF the present year com
mencius with January
A G. CHADWICK
CaIedonian Office, Jan. 1892, f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
james EB. THaOrEaeaigGc.

% ~ % BROAD STREET, BOSTON,
r AS on hand and will constantly keep, good
4 4 assortment Of
SOLE AND UPPER LE.4THER HID ES.
C.4LCUTTL4 kIPS,
N. Foot and Cod Oil, at fair prices for cash or ap-
proved credit.
hides exchanged for Leather Skins.
Nov. LS4I. 223m3is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
j. ID & a ~ .JR .


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
LUNENBURG CORNER, VT.
III PRACTICES in the Counties al Essex, VT. aud
L Coos, ". IT. Business from a distance prompt
ly and faithfully attended to- and all orders in the
legal line gratefully acknowledged.
Lunenburg, Jan. IA, IS42. 233wl0"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
NOTICE.

Ag THEREAS, SALLY. my wife refuses 10 live
w with do the duties of Wife there
fore this is forbid ali persons uarburiug 1r trust
ing her on my account, as [ shall pay debts of
lser contracting after this date.
HORACE kATHAN.
Concord, Jan. q, 1912. 234wS"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

I5-'rhe trial of John c. Colt for the murder of
Mr. Adams, in New York City, was about conclud-
ed at our latest date from theuce-the Witnesses
having been all examined. Our impression from
reading the testimony is, that the jury will render
asverdict of mans laughter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

WRITING assk--zBEglc and Black.
I'll E w and Superior Blue Writing Fluid in
u small and large hOtTles-also Currier Sc Halls
black writing fluid may be obtaiHed ut the Cae,Iu
MAN oice-bythe single bottleor ia large quantit es
The blue ink is of The manufacture OF Messrs
CurrIer dI Hail. and superior any ever made OF
sold in the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
adjourned.

The following is report made by the Commit
tee on SHEEP at the Worcester cattle show: "a
sheep should be judged of like dandy by the fine
ness of hscoat We beg pardon ofthn sheep for the
comparison-hu: it is apt! In both cases the coat
is the most valuable part of the animal What is
a sheep good for without a fleece? And what IS
dandy good for without coat"
ALARMING TO HUSBANDS. We understand that
Il woman in a town not far from Portsmouth, NH,
who had been I'll used by her husband, on finding
him enjoying the comforts of a sound sleep, quietly
sevEed him up in The bed clothes, and while he was
in that defenceless sirunlion, gagshi sound TIRES
hing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

u The fFiGnds OF temperatures al PassumPsic
Village held meeting last Thursday evening,
which was well attended. 3Ir Charles Thatcher uf
Lyndon, delivered a very able aud effective id
dress, and was followed by Alr T.. FAIRBANKS of this
town, in short ard appropriate speech-when
about 90 pledged themselves TO total abstinence'-
Many of the audience had previously signed. Sew
eral Incorporate persons IN the place have also
signed, and Jealous for the cause Go on,
TIL every unfortunate Inebriate shall be reclaimed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
y. B d H. E . .

PA g al - IE5 TIA II@Aa
Us Shop y. III MILAN Store, East Room
" Just received, the latest N E w YORK
LONDON, and PARIS FASHtONS1
Denville, Oct. u IS4l 222if
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
Short Horned Dg1rFl:1usl BUEL.

? TIL subscriber has first rate Durham Bull of
4 the best blood in New England four years
old, weighing Eighteen Hundred, and perfectly
ducile, which lie wishes to dispose OF cheap for
cash, or good young horse.
Any one wishing to improve his stock, both
TO size and for mixers, will do welt to call upon
the subscriber soon. LORIN KINNE.
Barnet, Jan Is, 1912. 233tfp3~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

LYCEUM-On the Plain. Friday evening
Question. Ought Representatives, to be tntfuenc.
ed by the instructions of their constituents, after
their election /?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
Notice.

TIME Board of Commissioners tor the iustTuc~
4 ton of lhe Deaf, Dumb ind Blind, in the State
of Vermont, will meet al the Vermont Hotel ~
Mlddlehury, Wednesday,, the 9Th day Of Febru-
AIRY 1912, for he purpose OF designating Beneficial
who receive aid from the State, and for
the transaction of any other business pertaining
their duties.
The civil authority "f towns, and county clerks,
earnestly requested 20 refer the 10Th chapter
section and 3, Tav ised 5tatutss renting their
Respective duties ON this sBbiecs.
HENRY STOVELL-S
CALVIN JEW EFT, Commissioners.
r. o. p CHANDLER,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
BRIGHTON MARkET-Monday, ]


From the Boston Patriot.
AT market 500 Beef Cattle, I475 sheep, ard
40 Swine.
PKIcEs-Beet CatIie-Ws quote to correspond
with last week viz: First quality 5-51 i 5 =;
second quality rs a ) 70; uird qlaliiv $3.50 a
7 80.
Sieep-Sales dull; two lots were sold bv live
weight, one -, and at !, both stall led;
lots were sold from 81 90 70 81 50.
SvvIue-TNvo lots sold, TOT less, and
one lot tor a fraction thar 4c more shan half
barroHs. Very few were sold al retail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
Said. TEOlmsses. 90.
e a L L o Ae

SHEDD X JEWET'T, have received good
- supply of Coarse and Fine Salt, w. 1. IL
Sugar House Molaases, Fish, Tea, Coffee, and Gro
ceries generally. Those in want of any of the
above articles invited 10 call.
81. Johnsbury Plain, Jan. 2S, 1912 235
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
a,ast steel Axes.

-TyfIE subscribers have for safe supe ror article
Z of Cast Steel Axes-yerv low.
SuEDD II JEWETT
Jan. -, 1912. 2:l5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

The SANTA FE CAPrIvEs. The President has
communicated to Congress the Correspondence @f
the State Department upon the subject of the a
merican citizens taken captive by the Mexfcans
while accom- pany ing the Texan Expedition to
Santa Fe. Among them is a letter of the Sd inst.
from Hon. Daniel Webster, Secretary of the State,
to Hon p. Ellis, our Minister Mexico, shifting
the facts in the case, and nstructing HIM 20 repre~
sent them to the Mexican Government, with
gent demand that The iuofensive citizens Of the
U. s., but especially George w. Kendall, franklin
Combs and J. C. Howard, be promptly restored 10
liberty unframed. There are also letters of Il sim
liar tenor TO the U. s. Collector and District AtLor~
ney at New Orleans, the last announcing the APP
pointment Of Mr. Dimou McRae of North Carolina
as a Specal Agent 10 Mexico this subject. AL
so, a letter from NJ. AIveraz, late e. y. Consul at
Santa Fe, announcing his arrival at Independence,
Mo- and announcing that he will soon as
able tor Washington. to represent moro fully the
ndiguites, perIls and injuries TO which ha has
been subjected.
There is also letter from MIR. Ellis, Minis
ter at Mexico, 10 the State Department, dated Dec.
10Th, announcing the tate of the EIpediton also,
the arrival of the prisoners at Chi Ia, with an
extruct from Mexican paper of the 18th, announc
Z ~ NAA"AA 1000 ~~~1
by Capt sOIazer, because they had become wear
led and unable 20 proceed. Mr. Ellis states Jhat
he has not felt authorized 10 interfere in favor OF
American citizens who had denutonaiized them
selves by engaging in such an Expedition.
Mr.. ToRKKY, the reporter of the Slave Holders
Convention Annapolis, whose arrest on thu sus-
pciou of being an aboIirionist, was mentioned last
week, has been discharged on giving security-his
own bond for FIVE hundred dollars and that of
securities in $3.50 each--or his appearance at the
April term and ''good behavior IN the mean time.
1t does not appear for what Mr. Torrsy sto be put
on trial. Nothing found about him but few
private memoranda. The New York Commercial
thinks his crime must consist in having spoken to
the black barber who shaved him, and that the in
dicirlant will forth that the prisoner, being
ed and instigated by the devil, did, the day and
at the pluce aforesaid, wirh orceTaud arms, and
gaiust the peace and dignity Of the Commonwealth
of Mary land, wilfulIy and feoniously say Mr.. Will
/ liam, alias Bill Barber your shar-
pening
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01
Stolen GF Lest.

S-~@A O@ lA~14F
- Z y III the Ian uf Geo {. Barney, McIuduss
Il Fails, VT, a common sized bellows TOP leather
Trunk, containing emitting and sundry other arti
cics. A label put % the end oft said trunk
addressed as follows, wit. Edmund Brown An
caster, N. II. This trunk was taken frurn Nh
Barney aforesaid. on or about the Ilth of Dee.
last. Whoever viii give information where said
trunk may be found, shall ae hheralIy rewarded
EDMUND BROWN
Jan. = 1912 o3ov4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
Gen.ral Seoff.

The Locos are entirely convinced that this dis
tinguished gentleman Is diligently eloctioneering Tor
the Presidency and they chronicle the growing
evidences OF his popularity with great apparent sa-
tisfaction. irheir Joy springs from the surmise, which
their facts seem to supply, that there will be schism
in the Wing ranks. 1t can come from nothing else
for they surely will not relish defeat by Scott,
any more than deiea, by Clay.
Nevertheless, we are indebted to them for con-
temp'ating with pleasure the frightening prospects
OF any Whig.-We will labour TO reel procate the
favour, and even TO Guido it, for it shall bc our spe-
ciSl delight TO shout at the certainty of the success
Of each of the Locofoeo sspirants. In the meantime,
we will endeayor to profit by the lesson which their
eXulInuon inculca,es and spare no pains to Danish
that dlscord from Wing ~rsnks-~hich can alone give
them the victory. We might admonish them TO profit
in The same way. But il would be ideas they are
strong enough according TO their showing) to &C
plish whatever they desire, with or without union,
But, fortunately, they are a band Of b~rothers-John
son, and Van Buren,, and Calhoun, and Benton, and
Buchanan, and Cas-, are only emulous in exceed
ing one another, in surrendedng his own preten.
sions. In this State, the Party is the very persona.
hcauon Of Harmony and Love
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
nv AMI sth ms adriee and eonssnf Of the S,na,e.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS IN
TIE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Corps Of TopogyaDLiea, Engia,sfs.
Fire; Lieutenant Thomas q LinnarJ, to he cap.
tain, 3lst March, 1872, vice Guion, resigned.
Second Lieutenant ! G Woodruff. TO be- First
LisU'enlnt, 3lst Morch, 1912, vice Linnam pro
NOTED.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Captain John Symington, To be Major, 9th
March, 1872, vice LomaK, deceased.
First Lieutenant, n 81 X whitley, to b. Can't.
9Th March, 1872, vice $ ymingion, promoted.
Second Lisutenant r. A Wainwright. to be FRS,
Lieutenant, 27th March, 1912, vico Whitley, pro
NOTED.
Brsv,t Second Lieut. snant John Men Mt TO DO
Seeond Lieutenant I7bi March, 1912, vice WAN -.
wright promoted.
FIRST REGIMENT OF DRAGONS.
FfT Lieutenant q - Terreu, 70 be Captain. 2fs,
F%ebr1sfy, 1912. v'se SimOnton, deceased.
Second Lieutsna ~ n " Chiffon, o. be FIRST Lieu
NnanL ~" February, 1872, vice Teueu, promo.
Brsvs, Second Lieutenant John Love. 10 he So
oon1 Lieutenant, 2ist February, 1912, wee Chiffon.
promoted.
sa''nd Lieutenant, I2th Apnl, 1912, vice Wick
Ihs, struck from tho rolls.
APPOINTMENTS.
Georre Meads. lasa Of tho army. 10 he Second
ia'u''nani m no corp ; of Typographical Engineers
lph My. tsfI.
Nathan To~son, Paymaster Geienl. re- 40
pointed.
} T'~o'hyP Andrew. Psyms,t,r, rs..ppoin,,d.