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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
10 the United States Court or the Eas, m DIstret OF Viz
ginld, 9th July, 1872.
In The matter Of Bankrnnfcv of

n Tic United states COun for the Eastern DETECT oh VT
rina, July Nih 1872
a LBXANDBR " FAULCONER, Of tho county OF Am.
n herst having hieda petition praying that ne NAV be-
declared bankrupt Il is ordered that III persons claim
ng 20 be creditors Of the said Alexander Fauconer
Show cause 20 The court the 2ih LAY Of Scpfr ri
next why the sail Alexander " Faulconcr he not de-
clcd bankrupt pursuant 90 the net Of Congress In ,s
behalf and tat cory Of ibis orior be pubhcd In he
newspapers according 70 Tie 21d and 2i rules OF court
copy. Tegie
. en- 4-.wbw HENRY GIBsON CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

''' - yg'i ~ ,uic iastciu Distuct ~ Nir.
,,,,,,,,- 800, Euitt <Jlh July, 1872.
IfBgWlN fANhhRi Of The CITY of Richmond, having
- hle1 petition praying that he may bo dcrt.rcI :,
pansiup' " q ordered ha ~ pereons claiming 10 II
..u"Is 10y We esid EiNin FsrraT, show cause 20 The
I2ufi ON TIE ldh day otScptculicr next why the si N
wn fsffar he not declared Bankrupt pursuant 10 ilc
~ Cohffcssn thet behalf and hs copy Of THIS or
aud >ifli Rules Of CUur.
COPY. Tcs;c,
iu8 wbw HENRY GIBSON Cit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
T. AN. LELAND.

y VmongA.--At superior Conf az Id,
az Cl.ncey ipr The Richmond Circuit belJ M lie
1912. w "ou"oauAy June ~.
honoit r991I9, Hubbard, Rankin Fovie Peter
81 AM Mchnley, Thomas Cookacy, m 4, fhlp, Robert
twiugi Thomas De syycr, Mordccsi Lewis and asmoel
I'"'s' Smpiey aud Bhram and Read q Gray,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

In the United States Court for tie Eastern District Of Viz
GINA, August 9Th, 1912:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of
HARRISON BARNES, Of the county Of stafford, In
the Eastern Virginia District The said Harrison -
Barnes who has been decreed bankrupt by this CouT
having Llef petition praying for his barge II u
deTed, that notice thereof be published ia newspaper
printed IN te City OF Richmond seventy days least before
tbs ixih day % November when 4 hearing be
had the said petition, athe City Hall in the City Rich
nond, and all creditors who have proved dehtE aud
other persons in nieTes, may appear al he said time and
place and show cause, any they have why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Teste,
an wIlw HENRY GIBSON Crt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

IN the United states Court, for the Eastern District Nr
ginia 9Th August 1912.
In the matter OF Bankruptcy of
SAMuEi H. JANNEN, Of the county Of Prince Wiam,
y In the Eastern Virginia District. The said samue H.
Janney, who has been decreeda Bankrupt by Court
having filed petition praying for his discharge: Il is
ordered that notice thereof be published In newspaper
printed in the city OF Richmond, seventy days least
before the lk day Of November next when hearing will
be had on the said peton at the City Hall In the city
Richmond and all creditors who have proved their debts
andoiher persons in interest may appear the sad time
aud place. and show cause II any they have, why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should be granted.
ACopy-Teste,
au 6 wllw HENRY GIBSON, Ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

n mh " rrice, John Ingram and Mary his wife Jobn
-r iS,. ii n anu CbarIes Price, Defs.
ana gwen security according act Of The GEN
nseuby and the rules Of this Court and II apnearino
at e " not an tnhabitart Of this State On otInn m th
ny eoaHse Il Is entered at rules aforesaid ard
'oIuhgY ordered that the said defendant John pie
90 appear here on the first day Of sepembcr Tc1,
i ansMeIihe painuns bill, andthat copy of This oris
luseHcitn noBc one Of the public neNrspanc,
Pnted IN the city OF Richmond, for two monihS
sNSy ad also posted al the font door the Courhong
oithis county. A copy Tcetc - ~ 'i''"Ou5"
Ia ~ n a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

CUANCEttY In HenTeo County Courr, scpt,m.
Pitts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
ACopy-Tcste,

VIHGiNIA-fI ChoHeefy.--At TuIca held IN i6c
CIeIEs onee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ehu Tor Powhaian County, from the let 10 ths
9th day Of August, In the year 1872: " " "'e
John Gillian, scn'r, Plai,,ig
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
REsURRECTI0N PEnsIANPILIs

Rochester, May 9Th, 1893.
For sale by A. C. STEVENS.
is-clyul2fn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

John Daniel Benjamin Pallnorc, Miletus II palmo,.
n, ~ a. ,' y Defendants.
appearance coTdng 10 the OF assembly and ihc
Iuies Of this court and Il appearing ty satisfactory evil
uehce hat ne u not nhabltant OF this aim.
70 Tue motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney h Is ordered
NAT tle said Defendant John Daniel 10 appear before
Ic Judge oi our Ciicu Superior Court Law and Chan.
cry Tor Pewhaan County al the Courthouse OF saii
souIuy, on me hrst day OF the next November Term
ah answer the b' ofthc plaintiff that a copy Of MI,
9Ider be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
hshod IN inc city Of Richmond, and continued for two
months sueeossvely and that another copy he nose an
inc irontdoor OF the Courthouse Of this county.
copy. Teste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
'hemas Fiack, John 5 Oliver and other

The Jcfsn,,n,s .u onNet and other DensL
appslranee aud sven sccniy according the ast of a.
seIhoy andthe rules oiths Court, Il appearin- Nv
isscory evidence that they inhsbIlan,. ~ M.
oomnonweahh IL ordered, That the said ia
appea al the Rules 10 be held the first Monday i'm No
Nenoer next, and answer the bills ofhc paIntS anil ibsf
aooy OF nus order be forthwith Inserted in sotnc nes
Palct pionshed IA the city Of Richmond, Tor two nonihs
ueetstsy aud posted at the front door OF the Capio
"tne sllI Guy. copy-Tcste,
Au 1-MyW MM q a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
wlNsLow ROBINSON, c.

a rules taken In tho CLERKS oaico Of the CiTc1i a.
n poror Court Of Law aud Chancery OF Prince Ri
WARD County the fth day Of July 1872. ~ - ' hu,
Ihonas PuTklnssn and Joseph Todd pbo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

tnitcd Eastern District
ginis 9Th August, 1872:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
SAMUEL NJ. JANNEf, OF the county of Loudoun in
= the Eastern Virginia District. The said samuel
Jsnney, who has been dccreed Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition praying foi his discharge: IL Is
ordered, that notice thereof be published in newspa
printed in the City Richmond 30 days a least before
the lsh OF November next, when hearing will be had
the said petition the City Hall the City OF Richmond
and all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons in interest, appear a. the said time and place
and show cause II any they havc why PRAYER Of the
said petitioner should not he granted.
ACopy-Tesic,
au wllw HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
ia 90 w9w "''P'-iS''e' JOIN HUNTER &C

v SINiA.- Al Rules held In the Clerk'a office ~
eoii, the S,h day Of July, 1872: " Wv 'i'"u VT
p,rncr y, & AND Ae Wander II Stump ,nerchani, and
hina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
Is Il y, y y -. p T. ,! r. ' b s.

fVT sumner I0uuDiufNfs.
INFECTIONS FOR UslNg-Tskc ono leaf and s,ir
- tnnoler Of cool water with ~, until s to mucre IL
eulseie1 when u viii be Teady Tor use.
~ ~ THIS eiicuc bciug perfectly tsstoess AMI n,o
cent n iis nature, h pafucuarly adapted for chlren
Who W0uld Tcslsd uiuscQn1 remedy For sale.
auIs Corner sl,sV, ,te t.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

IN tlc United states Court for the Eastern District
gina, August s'h, 1872
GEORGE b. JENNINGS Jr OF The county Of Campbeli
~ having hled petition prly jAf lie be declared
b1nkrup II Is oreie i thai all persons claiming 10 be
Creditors Of The said George B. Jenning Jr cause TO
the Court on Tie l2 day ofSeptemberneTt, why the
george r. Jennings be not declared bankrupt pursuant
10 The act Of Congress in that behalf; and that copy ef
THIS orier he published in the newspapers, according 10
tie 22i and 2ith rules Of Court
copy. Tes:e,
Au w5w HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

UcIa.
The defendants above namei not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act OF AZ
sHinhy and the rules OF THIS Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
Connonwcaih: II Is ordered, That that the
ants do appear NJ the Rules he held the FIRST Monday
10 November next and answer the bill plaintiff ami
that copy OF this order bc forthwith nsartei in sone
newspaper published the city OF Richmond Tor months
successfully. aud posted NJ the front door OF the Cartel
In the said city. A copy-Tcsie
au5-w9w WIN. G. SANDS G. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30

Nirginia. fth Angust, ISiZ:
In the matter of Bankruptcy OF
TonN w, GLENN, OF the county Of IIafaI, In the
" Eastern Virginia District, The said John w Glenn who
has bcendccresda bankrupt by this Court, having filed
petition praying for his discharge; u Ia ordered That
notice thereof be published la newspaper printed in
the city OF Richmond seventy days least before the h
day II November next whom hearing will he had the
said petition, at the City Hall in the city of Richmond and
all creditors who have proved their debts and other per-
In inieres appear the said time aud place
show cause, they have why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted.
A Copy-Testc,
aus wllw HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-30
COURT o-RDERs.
ACopy-rese.

ViRGlNlA--h C4anesry-At Rnles, held IA nh.
o'eIkh ONCE OF the Circuit Superior Count OF aw
iSi2; 'S' y" tue gu nay OF July,
Charles Jones, Nh,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

TAXING 1T Cool A couple Of friends were rid
ing out lately, near n. Orleans. when the horse
driven by Of them became a little indepen-
dent and dashed IF a, great rate, defyirg everv
effort 10 control him. This 10 a gone case,''
said the one driving; IL Can't Begin TO hold him:
the other, very complacen,y. dare say We can
ride as fast as The horse can run.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

Danish, by a policy which demands il all TO sup
ply foreign balance of trade.
Arrayed agains, such party Ca we doub, the
Justice Of our cause?
Are we dong our duty, then! As faithful Sen
ines We pressing home upon the people, IN
all their details. these important facts!
Ate we forcibly pointing them To the truth thai
IN this tariff question tha issue indeed Is Shall
British ararice triumph orer American i9austry!
Ara holding ~ the PAST, asa warning ior
the future!
la a cause like this there must not be apathy
Forgive US for the word-we must go TO work like
men, lf would clear conscences Of all
consequences.
And this work should be at once commenced
The time for action Is short The opposition
party sIumberless in their efforts to circum
vent and delude the people.
We need UNITED EFFORT; and the re-
snt--,he result Of ,riumph-is rs evident as the
blessed in heaven. Think Of the past, ye
who doubt this prediction.
Indiana who gave her HARRISON 10 the Re-
public, and whose glorious convention first arous
ed the popular action in lSf0-lndInnA who
crowned her chleftain with her noble electorIa
vote, although she may have suffered partial
eclipse IS yet fixed star in the Wing cons teatIon
OHIO has thrown us down the gauntlet. She,
too, our own fair sister, has suffered from n stolen
march; but her drums already sound The stirring
notes Of discipline and her bugles are raying
the Buckeyes far and near. Her newspapers
come 10 dlsporting 'he fig of Tom CoRwIN
and HOME INDUSTRY, from every county and
they breathe spirit which the pride Of Indiana
demands her TO reclprocate.
Lot Us unfur the old standard, brethren, and
begin the work AT ONCE. We have the memo
Of pnst victories to stimulate US, and the gina
of unworthy defeat 10 efface from escutch-
con. We have the MEN and the CAUSE with
which to triumph, and heavy viii be responsl-
bilty If we prove recreant to those trusts, which
are ever reposed in the conduc Of free press.
This much we have ventured, as an humble
fellow laborer, in a spirit which, at tirpe. like
this, will hardly, we hope, be esteemed dctation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
royei, March 10, 1912.
FPCBIIc-No. : |

AN ACT supplementary : entitled An a
mend Inc APPROVED May thirteenth, thousand
eight hundred entitled, An amend TO esa5-
iish the Judicial courts of the United States.
BE 1t enacted bg the Senate and House Of Representa-
sirs Of he United States Of 3naertca Congress
ped, That the Judges of United States in
ne state of Pennsyva be- aud they hereby are author
eo 10 appoint, when they deem necessary. more
commissioners III the different cities and counties.
any OF them. of the districts which
hea VINO shall have power by appointment.
" from the taxable citizens residing wi thin linn
lis of the said cities number no be d.s.aa-
o from time to time by the said uiSesl sober,
ods ana intelligent persons.
'outs, and the commissioners appointed shall return
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
Approved, February -, 1912.


AN ACT provide for the early disposition of the lands
lying III the State OF Alabama acquired from the Che
rokee Indians the treaty tweny-ninh of December
eighteen hundred and thiry-fve.
Be 1t elaciei By the Sedate and Hotsc of Representa-
tires of the Gnited States Of .4Dlsrcd Congre,
6!ed That all that of the territory acquired from the
Cherokee Indians treaty of New Echota, of twenty
ninth December, thousand eight hundred and thirty
hye. within the State OF Alabama which lies OF the
line dividing and three of thu basis merdi-
of Huntsville. shall be added and of said
District and ali territory acquired by the said
within the said State attached the Huntsville district,
above described, shall be aud
tee Coosa land district, in said State.
Sec. , Ind be 1t further enacted, That the land office
for the Coosa land district present locasd Mards
kalb.
Approved, March 4, lS42
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
IPuBLrc-No. 2.
AN ACT authorize a issue of Treasury notes.

AN ACT to authorize issue of Treasury notes.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representa
fires the intel State, Of america Congres,
Eled That President of the United States hereby
thorized 10 issued such
exigences of tho Government require.
and IN place OF such OF tho SAM as may be redeemed 70
issued, exceeding OF i've
millions OF dollars of this emission Outstanding at any one
time, Is.Ied under the limitations and other
conainei the entitled IAN act To authorize
the issuing of Treasury notes. approved the twelfth of Dc
thousand eight hundred aud thrtyseven, except
authority hereby issue Treasury notes shall
the cnl of from the of this act
Approved, January 81, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
TPCBl.IC-No. 81

AN ACT authorize the Governors of the States Of II
LIMBS, Arkansas, aud Mssour be selected
tho lands therein mentioned.
BE It enacted by tie Senate and House Of Represet1-
Of the Cnited STATE. Of 7nterica Conyress
btd That much Of eighth entitled
AN appropriate the proceeds Of the sales Of the pub
lie lans, and pre-emptons, approved September
four thousand eight hundred and yone, provides
that the selections Of the land made tbs
al mentioned, for purposes Of internal
enent, shall be made respectively, in such
the Legs thereof shall direct, far modified
Governors of the States of Illinois. Arknn-
sas, and Missouri the selections made for
wthou the necessity of ening Lexisia-
thereof for THAI purpose.
Approved March 10, Is H.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

AN ACT authorize the Judge of the District Court for
the eastern district OF Pennsylvania TO hold special
session of the said
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires of the United States Of .4Ht-ca Congress Assem-
1f. That the Judge the district the
district OF Pennsylvania be- AMI hereby. authorized
hold special of the said a be
MN desgnae i'll lieu OF the regular session while APP
pointed begun and held the third Monday of
February, thousand eight hundred and but
prevented BY vacancy III the office Of district
judge. And the marshall c rk, and all other officers
said court hereby enJoned and required make all
needfu for carrying effect the provisions
81 this
Approved, March 10, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
'ruary Il, 1912.
TPuBLIC-No. al

AN ACT making appropriations for pensions in the year
one thousand eight hundred aud forty-t
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa
tires Of The United States Of america CongIe,s
6ed, That the following be, and the here
by, appropriated, of any money in the Treasury
otherwise Appropriated, to wit:
For Revolutionary pensions under the act of the egh-
teenh of March, eighteen hundred and eighteen, in add-
probable balance te end of the year eight
hunired and fortyone of hundred and eightyeght
thousand hundred aud ninety dollars, eighty
eight thousand two hundred and sixty dollars.
For invalid pensions, undet various acts, hundred
thousand two hundred and seventy-hye dollars.
For widows and orpha of the fourth
OF july eighteen hun red and thrtysx, addition TO
PROBABLE balance the end of the year eighteen hundred
and of thirty thousand dollars hundred forty
two thousand two hundred and forty dollars
For years, widows, act OF seventh
july sghsen hundred and thirty hundred thou
sand dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

AN ACT making appropriation for the relief and pro
lection of America seamon in foreign countries.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
Tie Jted States america Congress
bei That the of fifteen thousand dollars be- and the
same is horeby appropriated, be paid of
Treasury, the relief
of American in foreign countries, to be expen
under the of the Secretary persu-
Of the Act supplementary the concern
sus and vice consuls, and further of A
mercan seanen, passed twenty February, eighteen
hundred aud three
Approved, February Il, 1872.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
%. p. HOLLOW Az,
fOFFlCIAL PUBLICATION.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at tie End Session Of the 9Th Congress.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed a. tie End Session Of the 9Th Congress,
1PuBLlc No.
AN ACT making appropriations, IN part for the clV de-
pa rent the year thousand eIsht hundred and
f0ry-two.
Be eiaeted By the Senate and Hortsc 81 Representa
fres IN tie Uuted Satcs Of America CongTess Assem-
Led That the following be, and the same are hereby
appopa ted, be paid of unapproprated money
in the Treasury For pay and mileage Of members Of
and delegates, four hundred tholsani doafs-
For officers an clerks of the senate and House
of twenty-five thousand dollars For sta
oncry aud all other incidental and conn-
gent the twenty-five thousand dollars
For onery fuel, printing and all other incidental and
contingent House OF Representatives.,
hundred thou.anI dollars Prouded, That part of the
for the contingent OF either
House Congress shall be applied TO other than the
OF the :euate and House OF Repssen-
tatyes allowance clerk,
otsr attendan. said Houses, either OF them
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of tie Nolse Of Repre,entatipes,
SAN'L l. SOUFfIARD,
President If tie Senate pro tenlpore.
Approved, December -, 1871. -
JOHN TYLER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

The brewers ard grocers Of Canton, Ohio, have
resolved to sell yeast 10 The Temperance folks
Of that place, because the latter Will no; encnur-
age the sac Of spirtuous liquors. The conse-
quence will be that the Temperance folks will
make their own yeast, and the brewers will loose
the sale If two articles instead Of one
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

names by selected marsh,l of proper
district wheeupon said shall. by due appoint
rules regulations further lesgna
ton and the empaaneng OF ures substance, TO the
laws nd usages which may be in force such otats
Approved, March 10, 1872.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

| the South, as well as the wool Of the other
tons, for the whole, while the West, tho fertile
West, furnish sufficient supply Of -four, corn,
beef and pork. TO feed all the operatives of the
Eastern. Northern and Middle States, as we'll as
all the planters of the South and Southwest
The Elst NAV bear the same relation 5 the
South in interest, that the Island of Engand does
to the Eas, Indies, III the manufacture of their
great staple, while the home market Will be fnfn-
ished for The products of each section of the Uu
Z ION.
Mr.. Smith here took occasion to notice state
ment which appeared IN the Journal Of Commerce,
some time since, copied into the Globe and sew
era other papers. That article assumes that the
exports for the last twenty years have been equal
al least TO the imports, aud hence It argues that
this country has reason TO change its policy.
Mr.. Smith ssld II was not his purpose To analy re
the article, but to show thai tho statements did
not in the remo,es, degree touch the questions
before the country.
In tho exports, were, Of course, included the
cotton exports. In order to show how that export
compares with the other articles exported from
this country, the speaker gives table exhibiting
the five years from 1885 to 1910 inclusive, from
hrh IL appears that over strty ttco and q halt
per cent Of the whole Of domestic exports,
all fore Ugh countries, was IN the article of Cot
ton.
Lot the cotton export be deducted from the
tire amount Of exports for The twenty years
fcrred TO bv The Journal Of Commerce, and how
then would the account current between the im
ports and exports stand? The speaker had been
attempting TO show tina, tho item Of cotton, as an
article of export from this country to Great Bsit
H. must be Gu, off by Bsiiish restriction IN favor
if the cotton Of the East Indies; and therefore,
of the present policy ever tolGrable, that day
has gone by, and should accommodate our
selves to the approaching state OF things. There
was. however, another answer to the article 10
which wo had alluded; anr, that is, that the cot
ton export has been Of the material. while the
import has been IF m tfuf lctured articles, at ,
advance of 200 to 2000 per cent in favor Of Bfit-
ish produce; when, If the same cotton had been
manufactured here at home, the benefits would
have Injured IN great degree to our own c!ii,
ZGns.