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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
LECTURES ON EGYPT AND pALEsT,Nr

r.
~ Mr. STONE respectfully informs the Ladies and
Genuemen OF Richmond, That lie will give Lecture on
Egypt and Palestine this evening, uhe o) a. the OH Bsp
us' church s1 o'clock Tie Lecture will he illustrated
W 'O'O Spiehuid FdtHHHss. feb 9-lt'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
THE LATE PROCEEDINGS nv THE GOVERNMENT
AGAINST THE BANK or THE q. sTATEs

W
The suit recently entered by the General Go
vernment against the Bank Of the u. g., il for tho
full amount Of the last bond given in payment for
tho stock purchased from the Government, and
amounting 10 sI,9s6, $50 o., with interest since
March, 1886, OF per cent, making together up-
wards NJ s2,50O,000 Under this suit writ of st-
tachment has been issued and all the nssetts in This
city assigned by the Bank Of the n. 8. have been
seized and are now in possession Of the sheriff and
moro than ono hundred frms'or individuals and va
fous banks have been gnrnisheed 10 the same effect
and the petition filed further claims the whole OF
the Assets Of the Merchants Bank.
N. ORLEANS bulletin.
The property attached under this process is said
to amount to 8 millions Of dollars. But the strsng.
est and unaeeouniable feature in the proceed
ing, IS the immense amount claimed. According IA
the Report Of the Secretary If the Treasury, in
December l1st, there was only eI0,3i6 % remain
log due-the Bank having long snce paid the o,her
portion. In tho language u the N. o. paper -
"What are We 10 think Of tho Department, whose
own report states the balance due to he slO,3I5 %
and IN few dayshfer orders suit for e2, 500, geo
and attaches properly 10 tho amount Of s mionsl'
We should conclude that the Department, was a,
badly managed now ~ Il vas when the very geniu.
Of confusion and stupidity presided over II, in the
person Of Mr. Levi Woodbury.. BIZ, Barker islbU.
now, a. he "" In the days Of Lsyi--sud 70 Ihst
fact, possibly the confusion 10 attributable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

t5@ We were in error, yesterday, in stating tina
Judge Daniel was presen, at the Federal Court
Judge Mason alone was there.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

A BILL to incorporate "The Society for the 70
lief Of Superannuated and Disabled Minister, n,
the Virginia Annual Conference OF the Metbo
dis, Protestant Church, their Widows and Or.
phans"
Whereas Robert 3. Thomson, John O. WIFI.
field, Lewis Cosby, Ferdinand l. B shaver. VII
liam Harding, James NJ Smith, Henry d Wood
house and others, have formed themselves mt ,
society for the benevolent purpose of raising and
esta blshng fund for the relief of superannua,ed
and disabled ministers Of the Virginia annual con
ference Of the Methodist Protestant church. ,bs;r
WIDOWS and orphans, 70 be applied as specified in
the constitution OF said society; and whereas the
above named persons have priyet for an nc, of in
corporation, in order that they may the better eye
cute their intentions, and the general assembly he
ing willing TO promote such benevolent institutions
j. Bet therefore enacted, That Robert ". Thorn.
son, John q Whitfield. l. wis F Cosby, ferdinand
|. Shaver, William Harding, James VI Smith and
Henry Woodhouse, and their successors be-. ana
they are hereby made body corporate and poIi,ic
under the name, style and title Of "The Society n,
the relief CT Superannuated and Disabled Minis
ters 20 ongng to The VnginIl Annual Conference
OF the Methodist Protestant Church, their Wido,v.
and Orphans" and by that name style and title.
shall be and are hereby, made capable in law L, a.
and be sued, ~ ard be mi l'nded, in ony court
Of NV or equity IN this state elsewhere: TO make
and use common seal, ond the same to break, al
~ " a. flfubuitg W ts'huilsn and execute
such constitution, by laws, ordinances and rceula.
TONS and appoint such officers, a wire and prudent
regard TO the interests oi the said corporation shall
dictate Provided, Su h constitution, by.liw.. or.
dnances and regulations, shall not be repuenan nj IA
the laws and constitution Of this state, or of the
onned States and TO receive and take, whether by
bargain and sale, gin, descent, devise Or beauest
ana 10 have and to hold, possess and enjoy, lands
t9ntmen,s, goods, chaues and effects, Of what ma
.u'e soever, Or description, not to exceed in the
whole tho sum 81 fifty thousand dollars in yalue
ana the same to alien, SELL transfer or lease, to such
extent, and IN such way and manner, as they NAV
ludge most subsorvient 10 the benevolent pur
TOT winch the said society hath been instituted
z. be u further enacted, That nothing in this aer
contained shall be 90 construed M TO empower Of
authorize the said society hereby Incorporated. q
s'ge any note, certificate, token evidence Of debt
TO be used as currency.
>. And be IL further enacted, That the gece,s
assembly reserves the right TO alter amend or re
Peo ihh sct NJ any time, when they shall deem II
proper, 90 u may be their pleasure 10 do N.
v ! his act shall commence and be in force from
anu alter the passing thereof.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
.MnTnmalogs.

Is the title ofa little volume on the history Of
mammiierou' animals, prepared for the use OF
schooIs II Is Tor Gale at Mr. Batelay,s Booksiore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

M' Bai''e Psy,oa--,he Disuie, Attorney = had
the proceeding discontinued. as regards tho Mer
charts Bsnk-beirg satisfied. We presume, oG it,
injustice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

i6SHercafer our Auction sales Of Groceries will
take place in our Store, at the time advertised,
when the weather IS unpleasani and there will he
no postp1nemeni on account Of weather:
fe St DAVENPORT & ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

iUsMID-LOTHIAN NOTICE-An adj
journcd General Meeting of tho Stockholders Of
the Mid Lothian Coal Mining Co., will take pluc,
at the Columbian Hotel, in the City OF Richmond
at ~ o'clock, on Friday next. A full Meeting j,
dc srablc. a. s. WOODBRIDGE. Pr,tI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
THE NEW POEM

we have not had the pleasure OF psru.ing the
Poem. which is noticed in the following paragraph
from the Independent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sAIF

DURsDANT TO decree of the Circuit Superior Court u
Law and Chanoery for the county OF Henrico and City
~ Richmond the ChanceTy aids pronounced on the
1h Of July, 1871, In suh therein depending IN which
George Darlington, administrator De bonis non with
will ANNEXED Of Richard Adams deed 10 piantIT and
lanes Malone ia defcndsn shall sell 70 the htshea bid
der on the premises, tho 9Th day of March net
uenens ~ O'Clock IN the afternoon Of the day lo OF
ground near The city Of Richmond containing hafsn sefei
and designated In the plsn Of what 10 commonly called
adams addition 10 the city Of Richmond, by LOT No o.
s1uirc No ~ sud which 10 the LOT which the said
lanes Malone resides. The Of sale ate one.
hird 81 the purchase money 10 be paid ossone third
y az months, and the remaining third ~ twsye months
from the day Of sale. p n JONES, Cont
febT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
MARRIAGES

On Thursday evening, BID instant, At the House of DIR
Charles T. francisco. by the Rev'd WIN a. Campbell
SHAHLEs FRASciscl ESQ TO Mas. SARAH HYpR, all Of
Bafh county 80 "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
To THE EDIroR OF THE WIG

Some OF us in the West take some interest in 70
lision-we were, therefore, some what surprised at
the rejection Of the bill for the incorporation of II
Society OF the Methodist brethren for the benef, of
their superannuated preachers Blu, we were no, so
much surprised at the loss of the Bill, as we were
at the reason assigned for its rejection. How a
measure Of this scr, is unconstitutional we canno,
understand-though, it is possible, bill may have
been SO carelessy drawn ms TO be obnoxious to the
Constitution: We suspect, however, that there has
been some "ToD foolsTy" if not Abstrac,ionism. in
the consideration which has been given to this cues
ton. But that we may be able 10 understand the
matter, and not judge unadvisedy, will you please
publish correct copy OF the bill as it read when
1t was rejected. SUBSCRIBER.
N. b. We suspec, the same reasons to have one.
rated in this case, which have so long operated 10
deny the people the means Of securing a title 10
the ground where their dead are buried.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

CONTAINING about 100 acres situated In Chesterfield
" one mile from Mayos Bridge, and known by the nsms
Of BUCK HILL. has all the necessary buildings eou
w. including Ice.house Dairy, etc II has alsoa fs
ing Apple Orchard and great variety n ofhe Fruit
Tree Ils nesrnesg 70 Richmond renders II desirable
Market Farm and Dairy, for which n In now pro6t.biy
n d3t' GRETTFR a pEAEE pIrhmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
CANAL COMMERCE..
FEBRUARY 7th, Is43.
ARRIVED.

Canal Boat Flying Lucy, n Station. mns,.r.
with 49, tons mdze, to Bagwell. Smith & Jones'
Rives s. Harris, Sheppard. Webb, Booker &
Hamilton, II r Blair, N II Rngland, worthaio.
McGruder & Go, and Winfree s. williamson pay
ing 800 40 toll.
Victoria. VIM. Hopkins, master, with 90 tons
mdze, TO G Tompkins Il Co, and Il b Haxall &
Co; paying $50 So toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
MEMORANDA.

philadelphia, Feb. 7-CleurcJ, schr Lagrange
Crowell, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
LEASE OF HOUSES.

Ia consequence ~ ths inclemcnt weather, the LEASING
of the Houses, opposite the Banks In postponed 10
nerday Evening, the 9Th Instant, Al o'clock.
feH WILLIAMS a UAKAII. hueta.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
VRoNlA. n Rol., 6eil ia Tho ciolE'a once OF 4

-
VIRGINIA ~ Rules held In the Clerks once Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chsncery for the
side he IN diy ofFebIary W B, G c
against William siocton and sally W, his wife. and other
The defendants above named having entered their
appearance and given SECURITY according 70 the act "
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants u this
is oTdeTs1 d na, w ssh 10
next andanswer the bin Of tho plaintiff and that copy
sed In the city Of Richmond Tor two months suce cs.,c
y posted NJ the front door the Capitol In the ssd
o'SSo Wv "cop'' r'''' WIN. q SANDS cl,r.
| VIRGINIA Al Rules held In the CerE's once Of
the Circuit Superior Court u Law and Chaneey fo the
sis, The ~ diy Of February isi2'~wiism Crane ana
G crane e & .1 shs s sr% ", %s,,. y; q
MARY his wife James Fisher sud John Fisher BENJAMIN
Fisher and Gideon Fisher, infant children and heirs OF
Elizabeth Fisher deceased late wife Of said James Fisher
/ and smother, dehs.
Tho defendants above named not having entered their
sembly and the rules Of this Court ana il appearing by
Commonwesli u ordered that TIC saij deendsnf. Do
appear she Rul's TO bo bsd the first Monday in Nay
ofhs order forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
shsd The city Of Richmond, for two month, syeess-
| sait CITY.
tee Wv N''"' wM SANDS, clers.
UIHOINtA-AfEules neid m he .Is'E's oiice oilns
Circuit superior couu ofIsw and Chanoe " for lhs
county u enreo and city Of Richmond on tho ChaneerJ
side. The IN day Of Fcbrusry, et2-mchsrd Anderson
Blair The widow and children Of Archibald Blair deed
Thc defendants above nsmed not having enieredbsr sp
sem5y snd s Rules Of lie Court aud appearing b
+ i orssTs s. "T he .ss
&, sppesr ste Rueso he held the hrr Monday In May
ss order BE- iRwG S.sT,. j. som. nsw.p.psr PUB
70 NE . ?, ss%o5S %. ,S I've %onn, sS..:
hS-dvsw WIN O SANDS, cpt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

L'On hire pcI menih or Until %. ash d,L ol pscsmbsI
If 1872, ws Nsrss Applyto ROBT NoIT,
js W.T. Nsrt 10 the Erohspss Bsnk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

SHERMANs celebrated Cough LoIsns.,-T,e.ly.s
- snofoTae fsl-ta III EUsTA6E soH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
DEsrRABLE HHssTTEHEA;T, FOR RENT

TUE Residence Of tho late Doctor Norton, abou, one
mile west Of tho city Of Richmond, IL offered for
for term Of ysars and Possession 10 be delivered mme
datey. There about 90 Of land, under fonce.
mostly Ia good heart, with productive piece Of meadow,
and valuable vineyard aud number Of choice fruit
trees, with small nursery Of budded trees coming
There arc besides the dwelling house. houses sum
Gent TOT the accommodation 81 moderate szed family
spring with house over II, ofdellghtfu water There
Slaves for hire 4 young mani females grown
and grls-any wishing 20 rent the place have
such OF them asthey may wish. There also several
ack ~ hay, horse and carriage and harness
and variety OF gardening and farming utensils; three
cows snd sotne TsTe shrubs and flowers
Application IN be made 10 Mrs Morton, her father, Nc
George Fisher or TO
r. dlff HENRY W. MONCUnE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
NOTICE.

MINIATURE CAsEs-Gold Miniature Ioekeis. of III,
AZ bes, quality. Also Plated 10. very superior-and
oval. a. GcSNcT ~
fec Onno.its lilo I.Ii T.,a.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
MoND MARKETS.

RiC ii VI y n ID NJ KETS
lRtPoried and corrected tsiee ue,k for The U1ix
- OCTOBER 27,Iss2
TobACCO-lnspectioDs small-domand lni,cJ w.
Iloie Luss sSta2! and 81; Common Leaf s3I,3I and
a n quality. 49, NS s'A1's'
80 W." ~ I" ~ oas
IS cents. w s''''i n'@Sk ~
WIlSkEY-Bbls &c, hhis Dc
CANDLES-Spern 2S,s5.: patent s,ar,, Al. MN,
Patent loo; TalloS lOai2l ''N ~ mum >
ash Java llial3e. - D'''''s' .
No s2i to3 " ~ " 10 %
fLOuk-supeIfne sittosii.
itON-PE =; English ~; SWeies slOO; Tre,c-ar san
moLAssES-Poro Rico l9t21c; y. a. 2Iaa,u
bbls. itc. '''N' '''aie' III
PROvlSlONS-Bacon 7a7t.. Lads sic
PltlslER-sit Basin Bank
sUGtRss-st Cfoix SalOc. Porto Rio 6i,-l. No.. n
leans 81 TO 7lc. i"h 'e~ VT
sIIOr-5ic.
sALr-whsrfei 50; Store $500
. EXCHANGE.
New York drARs II N prem.
PhiladephIs DO TIA prem
BALTIMORE do N a n prem
North Caroini plr.-2. dis.
I r,l oars;ina. ''....'; - ia Wheeling dis
iteaslrY Notes.......l prem Tennessee. s,is
a ~ diS Speete-.. -......t prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

Tho new emission Of Tyioriin politics, by Sec.
rotary Spencer agrees, in fully two points, With the
last preceding one, by Mr. Webster, and in almost
rs many rih tho faith as expounded by Mr. Cal
houn, or Mr. Van Buren,, or MIR Buchanan.
1t is understood that the Demo loco.focracy has
Of late decided that, in ordsr to keep Up proper
body Of Doctrine. they will publish a Monthly
Ca,,ehism Of their changes OF Coed for the noI,
30 days. MIR Calhoun's Speech on Free Trade
and Direct Taxation was for juno Mr. Tyler
Veto Of the Little Tariff, FOR July Diuo's ditto Of
The Big Tshf, for August: Mr. webHefs groa.
Wing Speech, fJr September: Mr Cushios's va
rioliOns Of the same. for October and Nr spen.
GERS change OF all this, for November is nov just
cut. II lhey will now add Eclypso', Foul wea
,her, Dfoughis, times for blood letting AMI purging
We shall want no olher Almsnse', and the Dalcb
Bsen may sau, Up shop.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
AMERICAN ATREN FI1Ai-

As London is one eye OF the civilized world, so is
Paris the other; and pleasant place it must be.
with all that knowledge, Taste and Dive.tion can
assembly, its multiplied and admira Die institutions OF
learning and of Science, its public Libraries;
its galleries Of pictures and statues, unrivalled cr
cep! by those OF F.oreuce aud Rome; its theatres
It's operas, lie shows, i;s sardenI its bouevards
suinsue,;es, and its strange population more oddly
assorted Of what is wise aud nonse nsca grand and
paltry, useful and frivolous than any iha, the world
ever has seen or ever will see. A strange breed
they are these French folks, looking half hero and
half harlequin; made up between the head. of ohil.
osophers and legs Of dancing. masters; a mingled
race between demi-gods and satyrs, between III.
angel aud the ape.
But among all the delights of tie wisest and
most nonsensca! place upon Garth, there wa. We,
TO VI Americans, one thing uan,ng-ihe only thing
Almos, which ono could not meet in this great CAPT.
o OF sases and scullions, Of warriors and mounte-
banks, Of philosophers and of frog caters. This
was place where the "sons OF IRE ON" the coun
,rymen Of Washington nigh, encounter what in
general they are least fond of-,he society Of their
owa fellow citizens; where not finding ill-tasie and
profsaey ard sndton and baldordA,h enough in
foreign Journals, they may make good the deheien.
ey with those Of their own land; and where they
may get collected, into rich library, all the foolish
and false books written about America.
Such Come little joking being allowed for) is the
sch.me which certain Of our citizens sojourning more
regularly abroad, have lately gotten up, and which
we take pleasure in submitting TO our readers, as
worthy Of attention and soms little aid. Collections
of acknowledge mus, when thus devoted to one par
ticuar object, always Prove Of very active utility
Beyond doubt, nothing can better serve 10 spread in
Europe juster notion of,hogs in this country, than
precisely such foundation as these public.spri,sd
gentlemen have begun to rass. We hope i, vii;
be encouraged; and so far as the sending them
newspaper not always exempt from the fiults Of III.
country nor good as VIC should wish to make il.
will go, we shall certainly think ourselves bound 10
meet their wishes. And besides this, we shall GER
tninly visit them, when VIC 60 to Paris-wh.n wo
Sc, forth, according TO the rhyme which those fan.
tas,c lil:le beginnings ofhumlnty, the French chill
dron, siog,
Paris, aPans,
Sur un petn Chaval rris
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

Pray, Mr. Richie, what would you-whose heart
has no throb but for party and thrills not a, any
thing achieved FOR the good quiet or instruction
OF the land you live in, bu, only for wha, may
eonfound every thing into tho ascendsncy OF your
bo,te-eonjuring tac,cs-prsy what would you give,
how many chuekles, how many delightful rubbinss
Of your skinny palms, and how many hdeous sri ms,
meant for smiles. would We, the Wing, only come
out IN this article the mere heading Of which will
throw you into moro than Me,merie con-
vulsionl IN favou. Of the Assumption OF State
Debul
Let US sec, friend Tom how do you know but
~e are in favour Of in Hav'nt you long ago, with
all your habua sincerity, assured the country that
this was the next great Wing mover Donr your
Misunderstanding Calhoun (whose affection for you
We all know to be intense) and Benton (who-
horTe'eo 'etrfns-said the other day. ha, you were
Tho greatest rogue alive, and that no had always
warned Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren, that
you'd betray them) ard the immseu ate Blair and
tina, fdus .fehafs', Kendall, all swear the things
so
Nay, are you sure the time for ''throwing of the
mask" hasn't at las, come Why shoulJ'n, we. NJ
this moment have. in our breas;.poeke', a letter
from the gre,. leader-tha; very dark, mysterious.
anderhanded dealer in policy which he nevor dare
mountaineering us to 'siaek the ribbands, give
them touch OF the silk" and 60 il for the Sub
Treasu-no. not tie Sub Treasury: that's whai
you 90 for: well, Direct Taxa-oh no, con(ound il,
you've mesmerzsd US and We heve got all your
thought. into u.s. Pray, few backward passes,
and let our own 'ou Get back into our body We'll:
1t was State Assumption we meant
We'll, not TO tantnlze you cay lepseT, we beg
to assure YOU in the first place, that our cores
pondcnec with him. whom all Locofoeos fear and
hate coed deal more Than they do Satan, is rather
slack.
Further, We ars panied to inform you tina, we do
no! believe that there is any more serious party on
our Iide IN favor Of Assumption, than on yours, in
favor of Reputation. The demonstrations Of the
former sort FAR weaker than these Of the alter
As TO our own particular persuasion, on lhi,
question, we have not hitherto thought j, proper 10
be very explicit-as much so ns you were about the
Proclamation or Sub treasury, for instance. But we
at last ieei somewhat; more at liberty 10 10y aside
all disguise, and to tcclars ourselves, without any
sort OF reserve, in favor of-wha,, do you thnkl
Are you sure you won't alarm the country abou,
II! Why, Of every man and every States paying
'her own debts; which is good deal more than
some of them will do, if Locoiocosm lasts much
longer.
As for the article headed "THR Cams AND rux
REMEDY" which We to-day print, We have therefore
to assure you that We are utterly opposed to III.
whole plan, and only insert il, to oblge a gentleman
who requests 1t Of US, and in compliment to the very
worthy author OF the project, whom we have the
honor personally 10 know and esteem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
A Paris, aParis
sur un petit Choval girls.
MEXICAN ATHEN EUM,
% Rus BAssE DU RAuPARr.

The undersigned, eiiizons Of the United States.
being desrous Of establishing IN American Library
and Reading Room in Paris for the purpose OF ob.
timing information generally relative % their native
country, md Of facilitating Just appreciation Of
tho same throughout Europe as we'll as with view
10 cement the nmicsble relations between the ID
and the New World. have agreed In ply the amount
placed opposite their names Annually for three con.
secuiive years from the ls: Of Jaou1ry, 1s42
They ngreo 10 submit the entire and p.fmanent
control OF the amounts pad by them 10 an as3oca-
ton, composed ~ the FIVE following gentlemen, viz.
His E1cellency Henry Wheaton; Loronzo D,aper,
American Consul a. PSft; Alexsndfe Vauemare,
uthor Of The System Of International EIchanges:p
Henry L.dYatJ, Secretary OF Legation; Eugene A.
Vail; and authorize them, or any three n them, to
make such arrangements for the disposition Of tho
sane a. they may see proper; 70 change them NJ
Their peasurej 20 appoint substitutes 10 act for them
hnd successors IN csse of the sgna0n Or Death Of
either Of lhcmj to dispose Of the looks or other
property Of which they may become possessed,
should they at any time deem ~ TO do So 10 appro-
pralo the funds arising therefron, and all other
funds obtained Ivy them rs they may zee best; and,
in short, 10 DO whatever IN their judgment may
most oondacs TO tho execution Of the above dcsgn.
ln the event Of the 'oiign1ion OF death Of citber
Of the members of tbs association add the non
accOf lance o. tho Survivors the selection OF
fifth IL 10 understood, that tho same is 10 be name
by the Diplomatic Agent Of the United States Of
pafis.