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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In lFimio" County Aisai silJpi.
m WILL expose TO public sale 70
| q The highest bidder, for cash, al me
door Of the Courthouse Of Win.
1 ston county.
On Monday the 9Th dag Of March
1873, within the hours and inlhc : an
iner prescribed by law; the following
fr-ai9 or purceis of land situated in
sd d county or so much ihercofa wills
be sui cient to saisl, State and colln-
ty taxes due thereon for the year | IL
and also all legal costs and charges
q a may accrue 10 wit:
The " sthalfof the N. L. or of sec
thirt} four. in 4. thirteen, N OR Is
Il. contamidg orghty acres, more or
less. Amt Of taxes due thereon, GO
cents.
''@e L halfofrh N w or of ) ore
IN tsa'p thirteen n OF Il thirteen j.
coraiamg eighty acres no or less
amt OF take due thereon sixtv cen ;.
Che L halI OF Tie ST or OF $ z in
t l3n T l3E con alniug eighty acres
no G or less: anil of taxes due thcte-
on. one dollar and twenty cents.
Tie Southeast quarter Of = ii. in
I tairto, n N Of 4 thirteen 4 c ntain-
ing one hundred and sixty acres more
or less; amt OF taxes due thereon, co
cents.
The Ehalf Of the SW or Of sec Ii
in L thirteen N Off thirteen z con.
taining eighty acres more or less; A.
mount OF taxes due thereon thirty
cents.
The NV qrofS thirb-or c in T Ia
n of K thirteen cast containing one
hundred and sixty acres more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon, sixty
cents.
The w half ofthe NE or of sec 81
in L IA, n OR l3E, containing eigh
ty acres more or less. Amt OF taxes
due thereon SO cents.
The SW or Of sec thirty-six in T
I fourteen N Of r thirteen east contain
ing one hundred and ffy-thrce acres
more or less; a int Of taxes due there
on ii,y'st ven and-a-kall cents. All
sad lands taxed as the property of
john ). Lewis and were originally
granted to him.
JOHN w, HUDSON. /
Ia.r Coll ctor Of ~. CT
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

FAy cOLLWflOl'N SALE
A. WllilpD cnuily, N lwlssippi,
4 wIll expoea 10 ruhIIe ,ale 10 lilo
ldelmai bIlllof foF eash ~ the Coud
llnna Do, ~ WIbalon CCunly, MI.
On a'ohdly lie on, deyoI March,
tFlg. within lbc lou's, and ~ ihs
maanef prescribed " law illo fol.
owing dptrtbed iracia ~ pprcols ~
mud situated in fnid County, ~ 20
much thereof ~ will bo suIhclm 10
.utsGiiu SIftc aud County taNts duo
lor lao yoor ltt9. hnd plso on Icpel
costs end cllarsos that may accrue
ihcrron, to.Witi
TIE n ! Of sec no D, w Town
tiip W. north " Rouge olcvcb cast,
,onDuhiuqllrcc hundred md twenty
Ncrcs. more or lcss. Amount oftoxcs
due. thereon, one dollar and lwcniy
ccnigN
Tic Nesl J Of The s " 4 Of sec no
i've, ia 10Gpslip no thirteen, nolIh
of Romeo no Never cast, containing
eiehiv Scres ,noSe or less. AInout of
taxes due thereon, MlIy cents
All said lands taxo&as the prope.
ny of Keuchcn lossctl& uhu was
originally grantedto him.
JOHN w. HUDS0M
TIN Coli cior, ". {. ="
Novembere6, ls1e.-e3 IDS.
TAA CULLnU1O - SALE.
IN Hiaaon Cowtg mississippi,
a WILL expose 20 public sale TO the
N ehcs bidder for cash atlhe door
OF tlle Court House Of Winston Coun-
. Ca .Noadcyhe 6M4oy qfNanh 1G43
within the ours and manner rrcscri-
bed ly law the following described
hoois or porols Of land situated in
said counN or so much thereof as will
ibc suliiei,n TO satisr the State and
county taxes due thereon for the year
1912, and also all leSal costs and
Ichi rges dat may accrue to-wit:
/ The south east Or of sec no six, in
! Township no sixteen north of Range
no ten cast, containing l60 acres
more or less. Amount Of taxes due
ihele con. ninety cents.
I I ne norh-half Of sec no seven, in
Township no sixteen Mouth of Ranee
no zen cast COZ tiining tlree hundred
4 al d sixteen acres more or less, "A
lmouut Of Tax due thereon, one dol
iar and twenty six Gems.
i All ocsaid lands faxed as lie prop
crt, of Thomas c. Vaughn and were
originally granted to him.
JOHN W. HUDSON,
Tea Collecior of ". c.
Nhvmbcr, ooh 1912. 23 to-.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
4, Hiasion County Missi-s;gDi.
fH wiz LcxEo,e 10 pubic ale 10 the
highest tiddcr for cash al tac door
Of the Court Housu Of Winston Coun-
Iiy.
On @ondog he { ID deg q slack 1873,
within tie hous. and in the manner
Inlestri' ed ny law, the GLOWING d..
serb d Facts or Parcels of and sill
Ini,io d in s;tid County or so much there
81 as will be Sufficient 10 satisfy the
= ale aid County taxes dae for the
year ol2. aud also Ill legal costs and
charges that may accrue thereon 10.
VT;
The w.t. halrof south cast ar Of
sec no ten township 10 thirteen north
q Eange no ter, east containing so
acres more or less. amount OF Taxes
DIS thereon, Sixty Cents.
Tie cast haIfofthc South west or
OF Sec nc. tn, in Township no. thir.
t n, no.th Of Range no. ten east,
cen aiming SJtclcs more or less. A.
mcult Of Taxes due thereon, Sixty
ents.
Tie west half orsauth east ar Of
sc no 36 in Township no l3 north
q ltangc 10 10 cast, containing so
acres more or less. Amount CfTaxes
Tue thereon sixty cents.
The west afoflhe south west or
1f>cc no 3, in Township no 10, north
, Runge' no II east, containing so
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
TAN COLLECTORS SALE !

In Winston CoInty, Mississippi.
ri will expose to public sale, to the
L highestbidder for cash, at the door
of the court house of Winston county,
On Monday the 9th day Of March,
lS13, within the hours, and in the
manner prescribed by law, the fell
lowing described tracts or parcels Of
land, situated in said county, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to
Salty the State and county taxes due
for the year IS42, and ALSO all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon, to-wit; sslR g
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

A correspondent of the Arkansas ln'ell
gencer, writing from Bayou Mcnard, few
miles from Fort Gibson, nn the 25ih JULY
eays:.A rumor has reach'd Fo,t Ginscn iha,
the detachment Of Dragons under Capt
Boone, which left that post some weeks
since, on an incursion in The western prai
ries, has been heard from, and that they are
suffering dreadfully. The weather had
been excessively hot. several Of the men
had died, many more were sick and unable
20 travel. The flies in countless rnyriacs
were 90 bad on the horses that III ey were
completely broken down, and the Captain,
in consequence Of al these difficulties, had
been compelled 70 encamp some two hur.
dred and fifty miles west Of this, and remain
until his mon and horses had recruited suffi-
cien'ly to enable him to get back. This
information wes received through some
Creek Indians.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
R.
10 the vofvs cf 7w"h, Po"io,oe, T."
foDehr, Pasoio, DeSofo, 1snieo, Coahoma
and MorshaH Counties.

A
foveae, Pasoio, DeSo,o. Tnnieo, Coahema
and MorshoH Conafies.
FfLtow C,rslsst
The LEGISLATURE ~ The late
called session having provided that The Clerk
Of the District Chaooery Coun, be elected BY tie
people, I, having become q Candidate for
that ofee, have adopted ,bi, mode Of presenting
my name before the people Of tho District, from
the fact that II will not be In my power 10 see
and become personally acquainted with
all my fellow citizens, from whom am soici
ting suffrage.
The first and highest Of our earthly duties is
the support of our family, and to this end have
been most anxiously and industriously engaged
in my profession, until much af1ction and i'll
health have greatly impaired my ability to un-
dergo the arduous duties connected with its per-
suit, and mperativeIy demand that shall desst
from the labours and exposure consequent upon
my professional ayocations. To discharge this
duty then in my case, must abandon it, If tits
possible for me otherwise to procure the means
for its accomplishment. Believing that both my
education and pursuits in life, together with a
desire closely to apply myselfin the discharge
of the dnty that may be incumbent upon me,
will fully enable me to fill with entire satisfac-
tion to the country the station to which aspire,
| confidently appeal to generous public for
their suffrage and support.
have for many years past been resident Of
Holly Springs, and have become pretty general
ly known to the citizens of Marshall County
By such character as Ihave formed among those
who have known me longest and best, | am will
ling to stand or fall. And when the inquiry
which is proper and right to be instituted in
regard to all Candidates for Office shall be made,
L. he honest Is he capable-Is he faithful to
| the country? Ifthe answer, so far as am con .
cerned, shell not be satisfactory, it will be the
duty of every patriot to vote against me, but,
if on the contrary the repy shall be in the afir-
native, may justly hope to receive the conf
dence and support Of my fellow citizens.
As the Office is entirely disconnected with the
political questions of the day, shall not even
allude to the position which occupy in regard
to this subject. To you the selection which is
to be made, among the Candidates before you,
may be matter Of but little care--to me it is
a matter Of vast interest and Importance; and I
trust that the examination and enquiry which
you may institute in regard to the character and
qualifications of those who are running for this
Office, will lead you to the conclusion, that the
discharge Of its duties, and the interest Of the
public, in connection with them, may be safely
entrusted to
Your ob't servant and
Fellow Citizen.
j. O. WALKER.
Holly Springs, Augs't lS43.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
Trust Sale,

Rf virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed
A TO me by Wesley B Kimbell, and
duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
| Office Of rippah County Mississippi, on the
S,h day Of June 1910, in Deed Book G
pages sos, 500 g. $40. shall proceed to
sell at The Court House Door, in The Tow n
Of Ripley, in said county, on Monday the
25ih day Of September, 1913, the following
lands in Tippah Counly-viz:
NV Of Sec 81, in T 3, Of n 4, East.
N VA $ 10, T3, R4,
s WI 8 A.. T3, RI,
NE4 s Ii, I'd -R
ALSO, the following Town lots iE Ripley,
viz; Lots No. l 2, 3 T. 4, in Block No 81.
ALSO, the undivided half Of the follows
ing described lands lying in Tishomingo
county, Miss wiz;
s WI 4of Sec Is, T l., r 10 East.
N VA %, T /, r 10
The titles TO the above lands and lots
ire believed to be undoub,ed, but selling as
Trustee, shall only convey such titIeas
$ vested in me by said Deed of Trust.
SAMUEL McNEAL,
m Trustee.
March, 18Th lS43-2l-6m
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"A T the July Term, lS43, Of the Probate
"A Court Of Tippah County, Mississippi,
Letters Of Administration were gran>
ted to the undersigned on the estate Of John
Wells, deceased. Notice ID therefore here
by given TO all persons who baye claims
against said estate to presenl the same,
properly authenticated, within the time pre-.
scrlbed by law, or the same will be barred.
JOHN L WELLS,
@ MILES A. Wells, Admins
joseph M. WILLS, traitors.
September, 7th 843-46-6w
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

The Missouri Sentinel Of the 18th inst
lays: Mr. Thomas Cumly, and the horse
upon which he was riding we're found dead
in the pra irie, abou, five miles south of this
place on Friday, The lSlh inst. 1t is be.
Iieved that they we're killed by lightning
during the storm Of the day previous. He
has LETT family to deplore his loss.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

l'nn Img L,ol.LAfus,.

We arc suibyi,zed ~ announce or
LANDO DAVIS E.q Candidate 10 rep
resent Tippsh County 10 The next rcguls,
session ol The Legislature, at The November
Election.
Ioa vUg CnAgcrLLoa.
We are nu,hoalzod 10 eDDouDco IIrsay
DicKINsos, Esq. oi Lowndos, as candidate
Tor Vice Chancellor, a, The mex, election.
FoR yIcE CnAScgLLoa CLsnK.
GIVE are authorized 10 announce DR.
JOSEPH D. Walker, OF Holly Springs, as
a Candidate Tor Tho Office Of Clerk Of The
Chancery Court Of this District, at the No
vember Election.
0TWe are authorized 10 announce w
Is. klMBELL Of Ripley, as Candidate
for Clerk oflhe Vice Chancery Court for
this District; composed Of The Coui lies Of
Tippah, Pon,otoc, Marshal, Lafayette, Po
noa, De Soto, iIunIca, and Coahoma.
For POLICEMEN
We are authorized to announce Col
ROBERT N. CHRISTIAN as Candidate for
the office Of Policeman, in the 9TH district.
For PROBATE CLERK,
TWe are authorized 10 announce VIM
MCGEE Esq, Candidate for The office Of
Probate Clerk, for Tippah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES,
We are authorized to announce WILEY
HAMILTON, as Candiddte tor re.eIec>
ton to office of Assessor of Taxes, for Tip
pah County, at the November election.
For RANGER,
}. +. FOHD,is Candidate for the
office of Ranger Of Tippah County, at the
next general election.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

some white hairs on the name, Ia hands
high supposed to be 4 or 5 years old; apprai-
sed TO $35. August 3O'h l643,
TAKEN up by James Kinney, living 2
miles west Of Ripley, one yoke Of oxen,
one red and white, some white on his back
and belly, the bnsh o. his tail white, mars
ked with slit ia each ear; the other 4
dark brindle, marked with a swallow fork
in The righ, ear, and crop off the left sup
posed to be 8 years old; appraised to $50.
September, Cd lS43 As -3x
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

from v"i, 10 Carthage, states ihs, consid
ofablo cxciiemsn, exist, in Hancock county
~ account oi q gross outrage committed b,
holy Joe Smith, upon Ibc Collector u iI,al
county.
II seems that Joo had taken offence al
the collector on account of tho mann,r in
which he had discharged hIs duty in ref.
erence TO some Of lhe Prophet. lots in
Nauvoo; and during recent visit Of The
collector 10 'ha, city, he was attacked and
cruelty beaten by jos in presence Of sever.
al hundred Of his faithful The collector had
been quite III for some weeks, and was
scarcely able TO travel a, The time the
outrage was perpe'rated. From the state
men', we shall not be surprised to hear Of
Joe's sudden disappearance shor'Iy.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
Rrnpe DId Oak F1Ilpn

Another Brane Old Oak Fallen -
James Draper, one of The stout hearts oi
'76, died at Warrenfon, Ga, on the l4'h
u'I., aged S3. He entered the army when
only Is years Of age, and was with Gen.
Green at The battle OF Guilford Court House,
and in m-ny other engagements during the
war.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

2NHE undersigned has just received and viii
- keep on hand, supply OF the following
Celebrated and Popular Medicines, Viz: Will
Dr. MofTats Celebrated Lie Pills l. Phuniz
Bitters. @ s4 8a8 Y#s334ae8
DR.. Boggs' Tonic Mixture, Nerve and Bone
,Linament.
DR.. Braggs' Tonic and Anti-billjous Pills for
Fever Il Ague. stsl aH s#i
DR.. Boggs' Compound Fluid Elk. Of Sarsapa-
rila.
(post paid) to DR.. J. G. Boggs, Fairyiew, Mis-.
General Wholesale Agent; OF 70 the undersigned
SIMON r. SPIGHT,
Agent for Tirpah hCounty.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
TAILORING.

HVHE undersigned tender their thanks
- to the public for the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore EXTENDED to them,
and would be grateful for continuance Of
the same. They still occupy their old
stand on the South side Of the public
square, where one or both of them may
always be found. AL! work entrusted 10
them will be promptly executed for CASH
or good CASH NoTEs. Cutting and Repair.
ing done on the shortest notice for Cash
only.
GOssETT q, BIGGs.
September, 2nd lS43-45tf
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
A DANGEROUS CASE.

surgeon being once sent to gentle,
man who had receiveda slight wound in a
duel, sent his servant home with all possible
speed, for a particular pasler; and on his
appearing very uneasy at The delay. the
patient, turning little pale, said to the
snrgeon-"Sir, hope there is no danger!
"Yes, indeed, there is" answered the
'isriple Of Gaien, ..for if The fellow DOM
make hps'e. The wound will heal before he
.eturns y
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

- DR. JAMES b. ELLIS, res.
~ pectiully tenders his services to
The citizens OF Ripley, and vicinity
in the various branches of he
HEALING Art.
And hopes, BY strict attention TO his profess
sional duties, 10 merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
01-IIis Office is the same heretofore occu.
pied by Laird, Ellis e. Wyman, where he
may at all times be found, unless profes,
sionally absent.
Ocl'r, 18th, lS42. I-3m.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
YUCATAN.

The last intelligence from this province
eads us 10 to look for renewal of hosnIiies
With Mexico, at no very distant day. The
Secretary of the Commissioners appointed
- treat with Mexico. has returned 10 Meri.
d. with tho terms prop ,sed by S,nta Anna
A passenger on the Forest, who arrived
day before yesterday, infrms US lha, the
terms as proposed are as follows:
The Yucatecos are to collect the, duties
according 10 the pressn, imtn, and lheir
general Inferior regulations will be contin
ued.
Their troops arc 10 aid Santa Anna in
fmeign war, and he will retain some Mrxi>
can troops .i l.aguna.
We take it for granted the Yucaleco.
will not submit 'o.hese terms. aud ,hon
Santa Anna will send his troops down on
them again. In connection man Of war
had arrived al Campeachy before The For
est sailed, vi h dispatches. VIVA, WIS the
n,tnre Of these dIsp ;ches, no Que knew
br' i was generally believed 'hat The mis-,
s,"n no, sracifc cne, cerfainl, mi, ii
the Yuc,!ecns seemed inclined to r, ice,
terms protossd.--N . Tropic -lM.
[e-
Marsh was once travelling in a stage
coach, and was much annoyed by garru'
lnus old maid. After ascerialning his name,
she inquired if be belonged t, such and such
family Of Alashes. "No, madam, | do
not, nor to any o'hr family that you know"
was his reply, ina sharp and abrupt tne
"Oh,' says the an;iqna'ed virgin, ssthert's so
much acid abou. you, suppose you sprung
from the Craubury marshes" "If did,
madam" was the prompt retnrt, "l'm f
sauce for goose" The lady was silent the
rest Of the journey.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

DiED--On Thursday evening, the 2ls
instant, at halfpast 10 o'clock, at the
r pLEY Inn, Isaac G. Southern, Of conges
i've lever.
Mr.. S. was resident Of this county, and
left home for The purpose Of attending q
religious meeting some ten miles west Of
his. Tie had just recovered from spell
Of sickness, and becoming indispo-ed was
compelled 10 stop on the way. On being
able To travel, he started to return home,
and reached this place on Sunday evening
last. He was a member Of the Campbell.
lte Denomination, and expressed himsel f
prepared for death Medical aid was prompt-
ly lin, and during his illness, we learn
that every necessary attention was shown
him
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

0.rKeep h5sfors he people, Ths, III.
Wings have ever avowed ,hs suspension o
II specie payments by The b,nks aud there
fofe 10 populations u bsnk noics, which
deprecated thereby.
Keep nbefore M p,opie, That tho
obovs paragraph, endorsed by The Aberdeen
Advertiser Gom tho IIeroando Pbeni1, con
'ains not one word of truth from beginning
10 end.
-F~-
TME MoRMoNs The New Era says--
We learn by gcnrIem.o from Warsaw
that a meeting Of The peop'e o. Hancock
couo'y has been called, 10 be held at Car.
thsge, to lake into consideration their rela.
tions with The Mormons. II is said that a
good deal Of excitement exists against them,
and apprehension Of a serious riot and
outbreak were entertained. The people of
that section of tho State are as heartily
tired Of The Mormons as ever the Nilsson.
rims were, but they have suffered them to
obtain 50 slronga fooIhold that no power
exists which can deprive Them of their
possess sions, or induce them to abandon
their present residence.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
LIQUORS.

CHEESE and Crackers, for sale al KINGS
corner by ] B. WALKER.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
WNION DOU9R9
HOLLY 1!|'A s'r''s'' N

r. Take this method Of informing my friends
- and the public, that | have taken charge Of
the UNION HousE, formerly occupied BY Mrs
tain them at all times; and hope, by strict htten-
tion to their wants and comforts, to merit their
patronage.
WYATT EPPES.
Holly Springs, Jan. let l043.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

Mormon Outrage ge.-Thc Jacksonville
il'lno'an Of the 10Th ut. says-A gentle
man OF this town, who has just returned
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23
Medicine.

Jusr Received and for sale Copperas, Indigo
Pepper Spice &c. by ~ J.B MAKER.
Ripley, may 10, l643. .te f.s Gssi ar.tl
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

RtcEIv.D and for sr.ie an excellent article
of SWEET WINE; by 1.B. 3WALkER.
\ Ripley, May s, l..43. -
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-09-23

A first rate article Of LoNroS Air and Pos
TEA for sale at KIscs corner by e5ae
J. B. WAArxa.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-03
From the Dover (Nsw HampshiSe) Gazette .
SOUND DEMOCRACY IN OHIO.

The true hearted democrats Of the
Buckeye State appear 10 be influenced BY
The right spirit in the preparation they are
making for their forthcoming election. -
II is really exhilerating to read the pro.
ceedings Of their county and congress
sional conventions; assembled for the
Of candidates.
The resolutions adopted in those con-
ventions speak the true FIRE of the flint,
and show that the democracy Of Ohio
are determined TO maintain the sacred-
ness of their principles, and the ascen.
dency of their party, against all opposi-
tioR. Ohio has heretofore suffered as
much as almostiany other State from The
evils Of irresponsible banking. No less
than FORTY FOUR Of her banks have
within a few years sunk beneath the
overwhelming weight other own cOrrup-
tion, defrauding the people Of millions
upon millions Of their honest gains and
hard earnings, reducing TO comparative
beggary thousand of cOn6ding citizens,
and producing a reVulsion in the busi-
ness Of the State, which time, patience,
and industry only can cOunteract. To
prevent a recurrence Of similar events,
the democratic Legislature OF last year
enacted law for the future regulation
of banking; intOAhich they incOrpora>
ted the individual liability principle, 90
odious TO The ragocrstS Of our own State.
That principle, there az here, meets
with the most determined opposition from
all the opponents of democracy; and the
Ohio Ststs Journal, the leading whig
paper Of the Slate, has recently pro-
claimed that mo capitalist will take
stock in sny bank the charter Of which
HOLDS THE STOCK HOLDER IN.
DIVIDUALLY LIABLE!m
In The face Of this threat the democra-
cy Of the State are everywhere coming
up nobly in support Of the principle, and
declaring that they would far rather have
no banks at al than the old corrupt shaw
ing shops. They say that while the far.
mer, the mechanic, and the laborer, are
hell to pay their debts, even 10 the sac.
rafce Of the utmost farihng Of their prop.
erty, bankers fought not, nor shall not
be treated as a pripilegsd class, and al
lowed TO contract debts which their prop
erty shall not be holden TO ray! This is
democratic sentiment in Ohio, and is now,
in fact, the democratic sentiment Of the
whole country; and justly may New
Hampshire boast of having been among
The first to adopt the liability principle as
4 test question in her politics and also
to have incorporated il into her code Of
laws,