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- WANTED 10 RCNT-Thei 10 wor part Of a res
6 peca6e two story psrticular to location
M - ~ il 10 in occtabe neghborhood. Address
- 81 ths ofce. stating the number OF looms rent &C. Eos
- TO LET-A three story mouse 81 fecx snp, Le a
Pearl street. eligible stu, for boarding
APpia ats Peck slip Rent S3s5 Possession Immedi
ately u r.qulred fzS ST.
pACKET SHIP GAkklL K, FOR LIVERPOOL -Fas
sengers by this ahip will please be board the steam
which time the ship will sail =
Letter Bags will close at the usual place, attn o'clock
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sooner 01SpOSeO
Our Court Of General Sessions are engaged in
the rule against their late officer Blancy, whose re-
signation was long since accepted, and we suppose
entirely beyond the action Of the Court, unless u
n TO resolve itself into the Office Of committing
maeistratc. William B. Reed, the late whig pro-
scouting attorney, il his prosecuting counsel.
Governor Porter has gone home, having been
In the city q couple of days, experimenting
and securing the payment ofths state interest
due the first Of the month the faith Of the state
will be kept; she will pay her debts honestly; and
never did man watch with greater solicitude, or
guard with more care and anxiety the interests Of
his family, than has this David X. Porter the nte
rests Of the State. He is emphatically our Cover
nor. Long may the State have such officers as
Porter and Johnson, and soon will she emerge from
her di isicuities, and occupy her once proud place
in the nations arch, the Keystone.
You may have observed many harsh attacks up
on our Court Of General Sessions. They sprung
from private pique personal malice, and political
tricksry The Court has extensive jurisdiction,
the Judges much lsbour to perform, which they do
with marked ability, a. yon may judge from their
pub,isned opinions In every important public eansc
The enemies Of the Court are Of 80 little import
democrat, from the city and county Of Philadel-
pha 70 take action for them in the House OF Repre-
sentatives. There was bill presented against u
by gentleman from the far west. no certainly can
take no interest in our county AFFAIRS -,
l must here add, in relation to another subject,
that II is pity that there are men to De ieuna IN
our community, who, TO advance the claims OF tne
Hon. James Buchanan, are ever ana anon sssd.
ing squibs to far distant parts o. the county
and which are TO base be inserted, and must be-
subversive of the ends proposed TO be accomplish
ed, 10 wit the elevation Of Mr. Buchanan, TO the
injury Of the Hon. George ~. Dallas "a Knowing,
vav into the remotest sorper al the republic, and
exercisss a csmmandiHg influence, we desire 10 tell
these dwelling ssribbiers that the name and in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

RIO THE PUBLTCweare authorised By David Ls.v II,
i ESQ, President Of the Amsriean n hanee Bank TO
Courier Eng is without his sanc'iop and that the
individual who h% been opening socs P.seea on
ime and every thag hasbesn done By ssd
she suspssssa Of HIS LABORs has bssn The set 81 H. C.
d. solomon A rews has never been present or attspte
work s,d oet We are slss a bsry e state that
the tempt OF n. Jouo the beuation lock 10
By said D sbk, was WITH The DOOR OPEN, he having
70 the dsteesor most 81 the tns an advantage n"
WADswORTh SMITH,,
mi iw Agents ofthe Americas Dahk Lo-k Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

RtPoRTED SLAueHTER On CAPTURE or 800
MExicAM-CaPt. Andrews, Of the schooner C. c.
Iabriskie, from Matamoras, reports thus:-Haviag
cleared and dropped down from the town, was de.
tanned, and some Mexican passengers returned to
stay az nome ever night. On coming on board the
next day, they reported that official news had been
received, that there had been fight somewhere up
the Rio Grande between the TEXANS and Mexic ans,
IN winch the latter lost 500 men, except two Of
down There may be something in this and proba-
bly, 10; bat we had not been previously dvised that
there was any considerable number Of troops. either
Texan or Mexican, congregated near the Rio
Granae Of the plaia.-Ne,c Orleans BuAsfin FEB 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

INDIANAPoLIs, IA, Feb. Is, 1912.
The Herald in tie Wat The Lsssiatare- Bsaur and
Belles-Revivals and Filtration.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Ese.:-
Dean SIR,- r
As one Of the readers and admirers of your Ia.
tented and moral Herald, l have taken the liberty
OF giving yournumerous readers some of the dongs
ofthis doosier metropolis place, and the State
generally entirely too much neglected in the hume
rous correspondence ofyour coed paper. Perhaps
this arises from the fact that there is very ex-
tensive city in the state which would draw forth
the fooleries and extravaganza Of the more popu-
lated and larger towns Of the ,snd that all Is mo-
notonoss, and going quiet sober piais, quaker.
like way, consequently but occasional event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

The want of a weekly Journal, devoted TO the I'D.
vancement Of Medcs and Surgical Science, irrespective
local. Individual party interests and established
BIZ cad and permanent basis has been long felt by the
profession in this country Tosupply thit desdaum
the of the present undertaking The New YoRx
LANCET will be conducted principles SINH
lar which have been successfully adopted in
the management Of several Europssn Of
viii unior%y sndssvor Sy every ssisi.sss
neny useful and elevated profession in whose service
it viii be engaged. 31 ~ iiteDi. ..Ho
When the roprietors state that this periodical will
give permanent record to the really valuable results Of
accumulated experience and ofthe thou
sands Of scattered the widely extended
fed oft United States and will present to them in the
best adapted for practical utility brief analyses
the abors of distinguished medical writers in Europe
and this country they conceive these
alone WILDE found gain for the contemplated
work all the patronage which they desire In order
to be more explicit wing outline ofthe
each number ofthe periodical will he comprised under
the following heads:- rtra .fI-.
]. Brief and piquant REVIEWS of Medical Books
Periodicals, Lectures, and current Medical Literature in
general.
ILL., The MEDIco. CHrauRGIcAL REPORTER including
notices Of the cases at the Surgical Cnques the Hosp
ta and in private practice; with selections from the
European Journals. .il .-t.-
Nv. EpToRIAL DEPARTMENT.
v. FoRrIGv AND DoMEsrIc PRoFEssIoNAL INTELLIGENCE
Such is the ground work Of the plan which this Ma
tional Medical Journal will be conducted; and on the
carrying out of this plan with faith ulness ZEAL the
pro prietors repose WITH they trust not presumpous
confidence their hopes offuture and full success.
The LANCET will consist Of sixteen pages svo, double
columns will De published every Saturday, and for.
warded to all parts Of the Union with the srices pune
tuality and despatch
TEHMs-Three dollars per annum paid in advance.
communicatons relative to the editorial department to
be addressed to the editor the office of the LAScrr
the publisher James Gordon Bennett at the once Of the
Lancet, 81 Ann street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

ARRIVED AT LAsr-The ship Octorara, Captain
Smith, about which much anxiety has be en- felt
is below. She has been out rs days from Liver.
pool: We understand insurance 10 the amount OF
doubtless reach the city this afternoon or evening
Phil. Gazette, Much5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

Hons SqUADRoS.--'rhc Bos ton Transcript Of the
9th inst. says that after tremendous exertioD,
snfficient to burst paixhan gun the irgate Colum
quite long enough to ratify her title TO place
in the home squadron, took her departure yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. We understand she has
orders to cruise any where along the coast, where
there will be no use for French boots or Gsrnan
dances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

MEME, MEME, rExKL, uPHARsiN.
Vampires and pirates hail = La f
Ye fatteneys on the spoils Of honest men;
How long will y ou prevail
How long ere freemen stand erect again
Bowed to the earth,-our fathers left us free
Hewers Of wood to traitors such ye!
Was ii for this they bled 7
For this they taughtth the mockery Of prayer,
To ask for daily bread, -. -. ....,,.f 3.
That not their children, but bank robbers SHARE
For this they pledge their fortunes that our ovnd
Might be the prey Of every swindling dsens s-is4
epsmpered outlaws weep,
Your day are NUMBERED Heaven defend the right
Not leng shall vengeance sleep!
Her red right arm is barring for the fight;
Ye've had your day. ye blood hounds: your track,
The hunted ne W turns hunter bloodhounds back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07
The Unbellever.


By the light and foamins floods,
In the silent, oak-crow ned W sods,
Through the daisied valley, where
Every obj -ot's bright and fair =
over mountain, hill, and lee,
Where the gale blows fresh aud FREE
Man may roam, yet never call
His aidance there who formed them all
Der the wild heath's waving sod,
Seldom sought, and rarely trod -
Where the sunbeam gilds the to wer,
Decks the swars, and rears the flower;
Where around, above, below,
Beauties spring, and blessings fow,-
Even there, mankind may press,
And yet believe in God the less
IT'S not woodland, vale, nor rill,-
Mountain, ocean, stream, nor hill, =
No, nor all the mighty mind
Chased in Natures self, can find,
That may turn, as from the sod,
The unbeliever's thoughts to God:
But, as I mark the" hand divine"
I'm thankful that his ways not mine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

NAvAL.-The U. s. ship JOHN adams, Captain
Canover, lies of the Navy Yard, at Boston,, ready
for sea- and will sail with the first fair wind tor Ro
de Janero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

John ) Crittenden has been elected by the Lesis-
lature Of Kentucky to supply the vacancy in the
Senate Of the United States, occasioncd by the re-
signation Of Mr.. Clay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07
THE NEW YORK LANCET.
EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HoUsTON,M. D.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON NJ. D.,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
81 ..,. CONTENTS OF NO. X. u
r.f.I.. LECTURES. .a rus rT
DR.. Forty the Laws Of Climate, and its Influence
upon the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms 80. lag
Professor Motifs Lectures on Surgery, No X
Compound Hsre-lip ....................,. 100
TO-, Complicated Hare-lp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lso
Compound Complicated Hare-lip ........... 80
DR.. Ramsbotham's Process Of Parturition'
Instrumental Labor. ............ LAD
The Induction of Premature Labor 800. l46
Hamorrhase during Labor ............... las
Puerperal Cow ulsons .............. l46
Guys Hospital Reports-Dr Bird On Electricity asa
Remedial Agent in the Treatment of diseases.
Chorea. ......... ........'....-.'. ioi
Paraly ............. .-.'.'.'''.''''. A'i
A Dictionary of Arts, NJ ,nufactures, and Mines By
Andrew IRE, MD, F Sc s.: &c. sag
Adipocire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lbl
The Retrospect of Medicine and Surgery. Edited
BY G w Braithw waite, Surgeon to the Leeds Gs-
neral Eye and Ear In6rmary, Sc &c. tt
On Asphyxia, and on the Rescuscitation Of Still
born Children. '.................... l52
Outline of Philosophical History Of the Repro
ductive Function ........... ........... l53
Woman Physologically Considered. BY Alexander
Beauty; illustrated chiefly by an Anay sis and Clas
sifcation of Beauty in Woman. By Alexander
Walker ............... ................... l54
First Principles of Medicine. By Archibald Bill
ling, MD, AN, Member ofthe Senate ofthe Uni.
versity Of London, &c &C.,. ................ l54
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT..
Spring Course Of Lectures. Observation-Disclosures. 1853
Albany Medical College ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1853
Mistake Corrected.-Dr III. Greenwood ......... lol
Testimonial to DR.. Quackenboss Of the College of
Ply sicians and Surgeons ................. l54
MEDIco-cHrnuRsIcAL REroRrsR.
Crosby street Clinique. ................. l5S
Cases in which thu PArotid Gland was successfully
Removed. ........... ................'.... 100
Case Of Enlarged Thymus Gland. BY DR.. Mantell,
L D.. F. S..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lb6
DR. Isaac !. Greenwood, of New York, on the Cure
OF Toothache ................ l67
Improved Pessaries Observation-Disclosures. lT
Case Of Paralysis in connection with Hepatic Dc.
rangement OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ls1
Treatment of Sore Throat, or Angina, by Alum. Ely
M. Velpeau, OF Paris los
Colica Pictonum treated with Warm Water. BY
John Wilson, MD, Physician to the Middlesex
Hospital ....................... lso
Belladonna in Cases Of lleus By N. Becker... l5o
i43A INTELLIGENCE.
New York Eye Infrmary Observation-Disclosures. l5s
Graduates at Albany ....................... l5s
Professor David Don. 100
Temperance Society Of the College of physicians
and Surgeons. ............... ....... 100
Pharmaceutical Charges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Weekly Report Of lnerments. ................ 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07
The Sisters

They are alovely pair their soft blue eyes,
Which eloquenuy beam meath lashes dark
Oftexture, lar more delicate than e'er
Mans richest handiwork has graced, oft ell
The heart with sweet rapture as they glance
Full uodestly with no unseemly gaze
Their soft brown tr-sses cling all lovingly
To those serene and placid brows, asif
To show in strong relief tn cir purity.
A large, decision flashing eye. yet soft.
Adorns the elder, whose majestic mien
Makes cover the sudacious stare Of vile
AID heartless fools, who'd feast their eyes
On that fair countenanco too lawlessly.
The younger is Of tender, gentle mould;
And as we view her downcast mellow eye,
And looks as full Of meekness, then we see
We know, we feel that there the priceless grac Q
OF un affected modesty holds sway. -2.
There, too, affection sheds her genial glow,
Pervading the whole heart. There all is Love.
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NEW YORK AND NEWARK.


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RIGA sHd N5RTi AdEkfcx, q & Inc e Pee!
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boat will above until further notice navigation
end weather permitting. o3Sms
w ~ +. FOWELL CO.'S LINZ. -
- - For NEWBURGH landing at CALD
sA6PWELL'S, WEST POINT AND COLD
-SrRING-The steamboat HIGHLANDER
WIZ ,s,i the ed f.
at o'clock Returning the High anJer will Newburah
Sey Monday morning at o'clock Tuesday and Friday
Onsrnoon at O'Clock.
passage apply to the Captain on board
bs orspsee board this boat, must the the
thereof unless bill oflsding orrscsipts signed for
- zane 80 mas
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BILLS MODERATE TERMs.-FcuR THOU AND
COPIES REQUIRED.
.4dcertisemens intended for insertion, and Books for
notice and revie,o, must be fortcarded 10 the Office
on or before Thursday Of every week
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NEw YoRx:
Printed and Published for the PrOprietors the Lancet
Office, No. 81 Ann Street, by
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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LOUISIANA AN M EEw YS SkE line OF PACKETS
& 80 & &


For I've accommodation OF Shippers intended 10
lenatch from this port the st 5th 10th 18TH Goth
"a 18th Of each ronh the 10th October and
continuing until My when regular days will be appointed io'
~ remainder the year. whereby great delays and dsap
win prevented during The summer months The
fsiioWng ships will commence this arrangem<nt:-
NGhp YAZOO, Capt. Cornell. ..n .r..s
H6hp OCONEE. Capt Jackson
Shu MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hliard.
6hrp LOUISVILLE Capt. Hunt.
Aim SHAKSPEARE, Capt. Miner.
& Ann GASTON, Capt Latham.
ain HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumford.
ship OCMULqEE, Capt Leavitt.
6hip NASHVILLE, Capt. Dickinson
Ship MEMPHIS, Capt Knight
=. Ship LOUISA, Capt. milford. -, ~ -
Thee ships were built the city OF New York. express
packets Of light draft Of xater nave recently been
sr ssens uneaialsd for eeniort They are eomT
GENERAL They will at all times be towed up and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,,
jewery stones silver, plated ware or
em unless regular bills adng taken for same, and
The yalu F
For freight or passage APPLY to ~ ..,..
JAMES +. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
resps who will promptly forward all goods to his address,
he ships this line warranted to sail punctuy as adj
vsFsed will be taken have the good correct
" measured u.'..-l u mi
-eLs5SsS
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WILD DucKs.-Early yesterday morning We
witnessed handsome string Of wild ducks wend-
ing their way to the north, with all the speed of
pleasure. We fear that this 10 rather a premature
move the part of these light hearted fellows, and
that they will 6rd themselves egregiously mista-
ken in the matter, unless they take the sober
their warm quarters in the sunny south. BaHamore
american, March 8.
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lhe whole matter viii end with the simple denun-
cations that have been passed upon them
For the information OF travellers feel copstrain-
ca 10 award much praise to the hotels at this place
Oee oil the first in rank is that of Mrs Cam.
WIDOW lady, and OF course the best kept hotel, a.
widows know best how to do all things we'll. Her
husband lost his life by the burning of the steam
boat Erie in August last. Her house has every
comisrt assimilating with luxurious entertain
ment. Your obd't serv,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-07

GREAT CRLvAsss AT ALeIERs.-Between 9 and
~ O'Clock, last evening, about three hundred feet
!evee at the upper Jerry landing, caved in. The
house known as the Willow Grove, occupied bv
Mr. Bell, has entirely disappeared, and the beaut-
full garden is now pond Of water. The houses ad-
joining, above, have also fallen in and the building
occupied as ten pin alley had nearly gone when
our reporter left Mr. He'll, we learn, saved no
thing. The Lady Of Lyons Boat Club lost their
house, aud all the boats except one. 1t is feared
the scene threatened greater destruction At late
hour. No lives were lest ~ q. Adr. Fsb ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
Ann l. rapsoOlt, David r.pseOu and al.

MORE VIEW BOOKS
Received at the Book Store Of
SMITH, DRlNKER & NORRIS.
NORRIS TItAvELS.-No,cso IA Tour through
W turkey, Greece. Esyp, Arabia Pcur To the Holy
,ahl, heluuing a visit 10 Athens, Sparta, Grand Cairo,
, onst,nunople, Thebes, tho Rel Sea, Mount sinai, Pctrs
We huom OF scripture, etc. by 4 J Morris, In ? yols, l2rno,
We ~rccommcnl II TO the nubiI. n , s,c,i,, ,,,rk o,
travcL-U. y. Gazette. WIN :"
The author has contrived to give TO his descriptions Of
places, seeLery and eveuts, a spirit ofIfcshncss ana yrsi.
seu.osahee' that cannot be too much admlred-spirit OF
THEODORE HooIx,s LAST.
,tAIbhNs and sons a Novel by the late Theodore
&c, Ia 2v lemo "''
"oi Fathers and Sons we can only say thar liz re,IsL,n
va. about The last ltctery work of It's lamcntcl autbor
and that Il possesses all those features of keen perception
anu humorous deuncaiion Of character which have ren.
Ielc1 M, productions such iavori,os with tho public
london Literary Ga=eiie.
"a mostintercsung and clever novcL"-Heraid,
An admirable nOveL-Cntrdonid lfereuIv.
.onc Of the best novels of the ay."-bIsssenRer
~ most amusing novel, fnllof spirit and yivaeity. ir-Sun.
MI Theodore Hooks works are the most lively and AT
tho same lime the uucst pictures Of lie We have met with
among Lte wriiers"-IHds.
a popular treatise on Agricultural Chemistry, for The
use OF the practical Ia inner: by Charles Suuarey. Chemist
Apopnlar treatise Gu Vegetable Physiology, published
under the ausn.ees Of the Soeicty, for the promouon of
popular instruction, with numerous cuts.
lel SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
EXCHANGED CLOTHING STORE,
Depot Of Fancy Drnaa Arficlra e


THE undersigned have opened the store on ian street.
u opposite the Exchange Hotel. with the view Of furnish
Ing the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity with FIRST rate
ariiclesin tho way Of Ready Made Garments, &C. such as
have not heretofore been offered In this market. PROM
NC adVaniafea possessed in n connection with ono Of the
hrst coneernsin New York, they have hopes Of encinng
a sharo 81 patronage, which the style and quality Of their
goodacannot fail 20 command.
Reference could DO furnished 10 The many citizens who
have favored tho Esiablishmonf, ~ broadway, American
liotcl, Now York, with their orders, who will In future
leave lhcir measures with us, which will be forwarded
Will despatch, aud a NJ Insured. Samples Of tho male.
rails most in vogue AZ the North, will be kent on hand,
from which selections ran be made BY al who would pre-
fer garments made 10 order.
An extensive assortment Of Garments, for Spring and
sumner wear arc offered for Inspection, including Pan.
mloons-from .frcnch aud Eugish Elastic CaseimcTes,
.ainhroons, Drilhngs. McrinOcs. Bombazincs, &c In va
it1us new eulcH. Particular attention has been directed
60 THIS department with the object Of Offering an ase0ft-
meni n Pans, which from their superior style Of cut and
finish, mus meet the viowa u those requiring a we'll a..
ting aficio. The Same may be applied 10 our Vests, witch
have aivcn 20 much satisfaction. Tho usual Assortment
will BE- kcpt up, Including Challey, Narcotics, pHka. ete.
etc. Dress and frock Goats, from French and Engnsh
Cloths, IN various colours. Also, Morinos, ginfl,sms,
Enfns, etc.
viii a superior assortment Of Fancy Dress Articles.
Including tho latesifiylc Of Silk, satn and Mohair sesrfs
and Cavaia. Crsvai sunncrs, Stocks, susponders, SIX and
Linen HandEorchicie, shirts, Collars, Gloves, Underwent
and Draworai Hosiery, Umbrellas, Canes, etc. Also, .
greai variety OF Oriental Robes, or Dressing Gowns.
l'R STARR a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
They most respectfully offer he following

Rfchm0rd,-Mcasr Kent, Kendall a Af9afer. .,t r.r,
Rem. Sheppard. CharisussrNs-Aia ID .grYfar
20 nsrIkI ststy Tyler 90. Losisa.
Acasrs J 4 Jetef s. Co. Frrauaa- -aaerrra sion.
herds & 60. LyuchbaWg- John ". speed anil WT.t,
N sutton, E.1a. Fretsrickshug,-gubne I1hnsYn ana
Alcxandcr Walker, Egqq. OIanRs-Mcssra sneeJ a.
Ihom.nn. hMhsri-Wm n. Waller. Ia. CarsHns-
aapt hobett. sutton Daniel Deiarncu snd William ".
Remnant, Esqs king ~btHiam-Gen. Phihp Ayisf. and
,nI nhanes ~. bta,ion Wthdms1urg,- Robcn
an 10 laII