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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

LATER FROM CAPE HAYTIEN-Csp,,ir
Hardy Of brig Silenus. 81 Boston iron Cope Hayden
which place he lefi 29th ult reports that the gov
eminent al the Cape remains the same, but IN,
troops from 81 Domingo city were expected daily
when the government would be changed. Tn,
citizens were ahHiouS 70 roccIvc them as friends
All the island vas very quiet. II was very scEI,
Al Cape Hoytea when The Siienus smiled and on,
or Two American vessels were detained on accom-
Of The sickness Of their cSows,-Bah Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

the result Of TRIAL which he had fondly
hoped would rebound To his glory. lie
awaited patiently the cessation OF the "a.
ring. and as the last report Of a muskei,
which Mad been primed twice and tho
flint Of which had been three times pick
ed, died away, he raised his hands as
though in agony, and exclaimed with
much emotion, 4" Teras is lost, I'm blamed
If she aiHt!!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

IN" Philadelphia Inquirer notices a rnTIor thai
ing cut by the "IIihernia," TO negotiate IN -
way WIN European holders Of tho PennsyIvsuio
o",e stocks III relation TO The public Improvements
nnu ueni OF The Stale, and with n view Ia place
'he whole meier in position tina, shall be mn.
'ua'y advantageous TO both the Stale and her cred
y Is sa'd also that Mr. Jaudon's expedition
Is undertaken with the consent a, C,,,,.o,,, p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
'IBHHaIAk glE.HlEi9[lFaflaIIID'
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

The cars Oh the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
were detained some hours on the Western trip on
Monday, by coming in contact with a Tree that had
fallen the Track The locomotive struck i, " lh
force that very much injured the engine and threw
the forward of the track, although its speed
had heen checked A boy was severely injured
by the accident
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

lMPO RTANT DECISON-li is stated that st
recent TRIAL IA Duh!,n. damages Ia the amount of
ilo.OOO were awarded against The defendant. an
whose bonded WAREHOUSES; Ihe plaintiff had stored a
large qnnnuiy ui tea. which n quircd n bed flavor
there. by being left in a IofI ben, 9th which uunn
iiIy vi oranges were KEPT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

THE tlSlIERIES-The Alexandria Cazcro
s"yA ~ 'he ehse Ct last week, the fishermen at
we u're'e"t '"huihgs on Tie Potomac, beg IA TO cut
out their seines, and the fishery for Tins Soc, =
therefore, rnpidly drawing To close. w. rcc,rt
To say that generally. it has not hcen successful
one. Considering The nurfi; aud the number oCncv.
landings opened. the herring fishery this spring has
heen more decided failure than any that has oc.
Cured for several years"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

Opportunities now present themselves for fine in
vssrmenIs for capitalists ia this city. A Cash sale
OF three three story brick ware houses Water
street. was made on Monday at $500. Tho lor
was GO feet front, and extended back IL the centre
Of the square, and contained besides the ware hous
es, two good brick dwelling houses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
PROFEsSORs.-Iti is wonderful, The

PROFESSORS.-lt is wonderful, the
rapid increase among US Of professors
of every thing. II a man turns a som .
erset, he styles himself professor OF
gymnastics; If he charges a dollar for
feeling a mans head, he IS professor Of
PhrenOIogy; if, with the aid Of the sun
and little box, he takes likenessos, he
Is professor Of photography. All this
gaggery is admirably hit Off in 'Aldgate
Pump a street sweeper in that sty los
himself professor Of mud. A friend Of
ours says that the public is great fat
goose, which these professors Of hum
bugs pluck most cruelty. Is he right or
wrongly. Y. Morning ChvoH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

TIE CROPS-We are informed that the last
week or two Of pleasant and growing Weather has
brought forward the wheat crop in beautiful style.
Ii appears very much better, good land, than
was expected. The farmers now just putting in
Iheir corn, the ground having hitherto been toO
wet. The grass looks fne.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
ALBANY, May 5. 1913.

FROM ARKANSAS-ln a letter from high.
the following items Of information.
Rumor is rife with dings Of a delacalion
our seat Of Government. IT'S said our Lrcu-
loco treasurer has trod in the footsteps Of him of
Mississippi. but a small amount only, say "a 600;
but he is a loco ioco, and there exists no family
quarrel between him aud his party, he will be
uhItewashed.
Sewer is used up; his friends cau't sustain him
He has made himself ridiculous toy his attempted
defcnce,-IIe used Sl4 800 OF money, received a.
n commissioner TO negotiate bonds Tor the Real Is
tate bank In his last reply he very personal,
and think he will have to fight or back out.
Clay IS fast gaining even here. Nothing can
prevent his election.
Our last Leg rsaIure dsgraced themselves; they
elected as ban, attorney man Without any moral
characicr-lnsolve at that. IL was known 10 ma
ny Tor they Il themselvesl mat he introduced
las sIn at ball, at broIhel. 10 its inmates, and
that, though married man. lac lived la open adu
terry with prostitute al Little R4ck.
| am fully satisfied Arkansas will repudIaIe -
She may dodge the question, aud affect honesty. but
the bonds will not be paid.
You may MT have seen SEWERS defence; If 50
would remsrk that he admit using the $4,000
IN gold but juslifes himself by suyIng he was a
stOckholder, and bbdly contends that the sockhUld.
ers had the right To all the capital Of the bank
that the issues circulation Of bank are part OF
it's capnL 1.-The latter position be correct reck.
on there would be some very wealthy men who are
now deemed insclvenI. II oil man has and al ne
oUes constitute his capital then there are very
heavy capitalists. | have heard Of men living
on the interest Of what they owed.
LOUISVILLE Journal.
This corresponds with Information we have from
many respectable sources in tho State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

We sorry To learn that Mr. James AIsrcor Of
MOuUug ahea city, " rs drnwncI un FRIDAY evening"
the l2th rusl. liz rode hIs Nurse To liver Tor
the purpose of Watering him; and went over the
edge II the wharf. lie could not be relieved
although close the shore. account ul the depth
Of t'ie water. ilIs body unt found when The
Della lcit.-Pins Ado.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

HEMP'-This article Is arriving in ST.
Louis from the upper Missouri 10 such
large quantities as to glut the market
Three steamboats, arrived there on the
18th u'tlmo with 1859 bales. Sales
have been made at 8! 90 per 100 lbs,
though the general price is about So 1874.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

TO PREVENT HEADACHE AND DROW.
SlNESS ON THE SABBATH-Gu to the bath
house aud wash on Saturday evenlng-guI up next
morning al sunrise-walk two miles-eat spari. g.
y ni breakfast and use your best endeayUrs to put
IN praeIice Whatever Of good you can learn through.
out the day, irum the pulpit or reading
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

OHIO STATE LOAN-A boat 5000 600 or m.
Ohio seven per cent loan. hes been taken AZ GA, hi
New York. This, u s said, is all that the conp;g
siOners offered 81 present
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

Solitary cofnement has been abandon
ed in the Rhode Island Penitentiary. The
Providence Journal says It was found TO
operate unfavorably upon the health OF
the prisoners, and frequently to induce
partial and confirmed insanity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
TISSUE PAPER.

A SUPPLf Of ihIs article. suitable for covering
"a looking gihssos' mantle ornaments . &c, ofya.
rIOus cOlors, for sale by
may II STEPHENSON & HASWELL.
Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
L SPANISH SOLE TuEE

OSf received at the sign oTihe BIG RED
- BOOT 1900 IFS. Baltimore tanned Suo.
nish leather. very superior article
may 10 SAM'L MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

Mr Morgan. ofClark county. Virginia. with tbres
ooiored men attempted 70 cross the Shenandoah In
small skill on The 5h instant, when the skT eitbe,
sunk Or was upset; and Mr NJ. aud i've Of the men
were drowned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
FOR sAIF.

N"o very convenient lots on Market g. Fourtb
this office inquire ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

The Monroe Advertiser thus apologI.Os for dull
number.
The senior editor - sick, the Junior .5;,o, =.
hoHicullurug, the foreman il behind. the boys all
turned bosses, snd the devil is enjoying the confo
Sion"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
PRECOCIOUS GRNI1sRs p!1-J

ADefttoH.-'JIm, how's your map
she s Tat and strong-how's yoursg
Feeble enough. I've potso that I
can lick ner now and have every thing
my own way. You don't sec me poiB'
errands ard doin' chores about home
Ike you used tO.'-N. o Pie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
PRICES:

legs for cash. VI 81 pr CT
r, wood Type, Printing Ink Presses. Casss
GaiIeys, Grass Rul es, Composing Sticks, Chase
ana other materials furnished at the 10 vest nIi''
ces. " " ~ 'S'' Pii
,aBPnnters Of ne Rspapers who publish this
a1viseInent three times before the first of univ
lo.t3' ana send enc OF the papers 20 the Foundry
three lImea The rnnrInl q !. - ~ ~ oul LIh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

CHEAP.-The Red Bird Line Of Packets esrrisI
passengers irons Buffalo - Rochester oF sI 30 am,
"cab them b"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

and received by the military and citizens Of all
parties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
| REDUCTION IN thy PRICE OF TYPE
| JOHN i WHITE EOINnER

no. 40 Gold st. NtIC York. Sd door from Fulton 81
III AS on hand unrivall.d assortment Of
g. lining we Ornaments, Borders, Rules,
mat'Tlces. The reputation of IN is foundry ia
Wen Wen knoWn Throughout the country, and he is
determined TO sell at the following -
REllTiCEn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

This corresponds with information we have from
many respectable sources in tho Slate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

yeaFs Old duo, los On evcry steer b,,Gr and
COW, under iour years old, do. los On every
can 90 under one year, IS On every sheep do
- On every lamb. do Is On every hog or
SWINE do is. On every goat and lid. is On
poultry do, 10 per cent On every quarter of bar.
ley IS On dnlo of rye and peas, SIS On ditto
Of oats, IS On every 100 rs meal Is.
On every cwt bran aud short. 3D. On every
ton OF hay 6s On ditto Of straw, IS On each
10 OF hops Sd Ga every bushcl Of potatoes. Sd
On oil unnumeratcd vegetables, ) per cent, ad
valorum. On cured bacon aud hams IS. On
every cwt OF fresh meat, Is On do OF sailed or
cured do 2s. On do Of butter, 2s On do Of
cheese, Is Cd. On do Of lard, Is On eggs IA
per cent al .xalorcm.
This IS the Tree trade doctrine, tfa The Brit
lsh get up Tor home consumpton--,ha for txpor.
tdtloR is a different thing altogether.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

Free Posfage-Thc n Y Journal Of Com
merce has the following hi at the POSTMASTER
General in relation to this subject
a gentleman from the Western part OF the
o,u,s Grgu IL, 81 many iei,e,s ia his pocket, that
the pos,ade through the mail would have amount
cd 10 more than thirty dollars. II is in such ways
that the Post Office depanmen, is defrauded con
tinually and there will be no stop TO it until
Congress pass a law requiring every mnn who j.
about to travel from one pan ofthe country 10 the
other. TO 90 before he starts to the Postmaster Of
the place, whose duty It shall be to examine his
pockets take out all the mail matter that may be
found in them and then close the rockets and affix
to them his seal Of office not to be removed but
by the Postmaster oftbe pace TO which he IL go
Jog. Look at whs, the Tfoans do Merely
because the postage is IS 3-i cents to Troy and
only ~ ~ cents 10 Albany, they rebcled alto
geiher. and an arrangement came about either by
design or accident, equally fatal 10 the Interests oil
the Department, By which letters for Troy are
deposited At the Howard House Ard every Tro-
jan. Us he goes up, ellis bis pockets ai the depos
tory with letters for his neighbors, ond the whole
arrangement goes on as Teguarlr as II would with
government care, and ten thousand dollars a
year
Then there Is another hing which the Pos,
master Geaeral ought 10 know, end II IS thas m
spite Of his great circular threatening oil sorts o.
reiribuiions upon the heads Of mail contractors
The newspapers continue 70 20 outside The mails
ius as before They are STOPPED on no line, "a
lar ss we know, unless on the Long Island rail
road, where they were stopped for few days al
any rate Mr. Wieklids has MOI bagged The
Eas wind nor has he done what u just AZ diff
euh-eompelled the people sgainsi their oSn 10
isres or convenience and The lava Of The country
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

SAVE THE ORrAHN's HoMsTEAD-A gentle
man, who has been devotedly engaged in doing
good in Northern Illinois, writes from Rock Isl
and ILL.,, as follows;
81 have tale Of woe 10 tell | have as you
know, visited nearly every family in Mercer Co
during The past season as & colporteur Rev.
John Montgomery had three churches in that coun.
,y, which he had planted, watched and watered
with his prayers and tears, Six months ago, Mrs
Montgomery went home from bed of confne-
mint, in which she left two sweet infants A few
weeks since, the chill frost of death came upon
them, and they both sleep with their mother
Three weeks since, visited the family, and bath
ed the aching temples Of niece. lovely girl Of
eighteen years, ,cmporilly in the family From
the same bed her Father has calico home her spir-
it and now the hand of God has been upon the
father, and he too has land down on the bed and
died. Mother, twin-children, niece and father
have deceased in six brief months Four orphan
children are LEFT. In few weeks the 100 acres OF
land, on which the good missionary has made
great Improvements and bull, good house. come
into market; and they wan Il cans, 5000 to pnr-
chase it Who will enjoy the rich privilege Of
saving the poor orphans homestead ?"
We trust prompt and timely response will be
made to this affecting appeal Donations for this
purpose may be sent TO o. r. Kngsbury $50
Nassau street.N y O6Serrer'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

A Journcyman printer lately set ont on foo, Z,
The interior Of Ohio, distance Of five bundre,
miles. with an old brass rp6 and three dollar
cash in his pocket lie soon found himself !,
Pennsyvania, and being weary, called a, the in,
OF Duichman, whom be found quietly stnokint
his pipe when the following dialogue ensued
Vel, Mishter Walking Stick va, YOU want
'Rrireshment and repose.'
'SU2per and iodgFg. Is-T.son y
Yes, sir, supper and logngs'
Pe YOU Yankee, pcdler, nit chewelry in YOU,
pack TO chca, te galsF
! No, sir no Yankee pedler.'
! "A singing techor too lazy 10 ,orkr
NO, sir
"A cheentcel shoemaker va, s,athays till Satur
day night, and.laysh drunk in tie porch Offer Sun
day
no, sir, or should have mend,d nv boots be
fore this But am no. dis ,sed oneer 10 sub
mi, 10 this outlandsh inquison. Can YOU DIV,
me supper and odgingsr
'Ishorily. But vot pc you2 A book nchen,,
taking honest peoples money for little larnin'
tina, only makes EN- lazyF
Try again, your worship
"A dentist breaking &c peoples ch,ws. Mt toll
lar sconag, and running off init old Shamrock
daughter 2
No, sir, no tooth puller'
kernoloius. den, feeling tc young oks. heads
like SO many cabbich, and charging twenty-five
cents for telling their fortunes, like BAND Yam.
KEEP
No no phrenOlogst, neither, your Excellen.
cy,"
Vel den, vot te tife are you? Cnoost tell.
and you shall have some Of the bes, sassagc for
supper and stchay all night, free gratis, mithout
charging you cent; init a chill Of whisky to
sthart on before breakfast
Very well, your honor To terminate the col.
loquy without futher circumlocution, | am an
humble disciple of Faust-a professor Of the art
prescrvailve of all aris--a iypographer, a, your
servccp
'Vocsch dat p
"A printer sir, man that prints books and
newspapers
"A man vot prints nooshpapcrs Oh, yaw
yaw BY Chooper-aye, aye, datsch it a
man vot prints nooshpapers-yawl yawl Walk
up walk up Mlshl S B'aIsFl Ghge@s take Dc
to the fire. A man vot prints nooshpapersl
wish may be shot. if | didn't think you was a
tailor. '-Putsburgh Gazette
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

Cow IN a Run JuO. Cow in a rum jug =
calculates a topper on reading the caption of this
paragraph. "How will you make that out, Mr..
Ednor2 Toads ore found 10 solid rocks, some
.i.irs, hDOss ~, I've sscu eur puI never Ruuu
COW in rum, or any other jug, and I've looked
into great many"
That all may be; but, friend il you never found
COW in rum jug, did you never loose one there
Now just lake that jug down from the cupboard
empty il Of rum rinse j, well with pure water,
replace il on The shelf and drop into il daily tho
six cent and ton cent pieces tina, were formerly
dropped into the rumseller's ill for tia, sgood
creature livery different from II tbongh) ,hn, has
so often filled L. and in the course Of four or five
months will be found in il as good cor as erey
came 10 a Zee .totallers house for thirty dollars
Ifproof were necessary Of the successful result
Of an experiment like this, we could refer you "a
one who has been a devoted and HARDY Dug
bearer" for years-but is now Hardy Washing
lonian, and said to US the Other day that he had
Jus, bought a cow-the first that he had owned fol
eigh, or ten years-lhat he had for some months
abandoned the Jug businoss--ihai il did no, afford
such milk as was necessary for a poor mans fam
ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
No. I9.-AS ACT, RELATING TO THE GRAND
LIST.

u IS hereJy eaaeted by The Central Asnmbiy
Of The State Of Vermont, Tha, the sirth excepted
case Of the tenth section Of an act relating 10 the
grand Iisi, approved November H., ls4l, is so
amended as to read as follows;
Personal estate Of deceased persons in the hands
Of their executors or administrators and not dis
trbuted hal be assessed 10 the executors or ad.
minisraiors in the town, and, flor the purpose OF
school and highway iaxes,) IN the district where
the deceased person las, dweli, until said estate
has been distributed and paid to the parties inter-
es,ed therein.
Approved Nor, !, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
THE HERALD.
TuSlishsd every Thursday 1uorniur,
Trans IRA yraH.

The following illustrates SO lmprcssively the
merits Of virtue which is TOO often "bonofcd in
ihe breach rather SHAN in the Observance" in
mans dealings with his fellow man-twe mean
iha, ofpayiug small debts that we have though,
i would be acceptable 10 our readers, as interest.
rs, ifnot profitable Itserves to show, shat the
whole hopes ola family may be dependent on
sum altogether unimportan, TO the individual ,eho
crH Il, and that in the discharge Of such oblga
hons, Jensrolenee is as much to be gra,ifed as
tonseienseioHsaess" And who can doubt, eilb.r
tia! many who owe the printer n small sum-"
will be 50 thappily) affected in the regions of
Commissioners" and Bcnevolence," by the
reading Of the tale that they "wiIl no, give sleep
to their eyes nor slumbcr 10 their eyeids." until
they have Squared up" with him So mote
II bc-tN. r.. Farmer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

TIE Canadian Tariff A bill is under discus
sion in the Cansdian Parliament 10 increase the
Tariff Of duties upon certain agricultural articles
imported from the United States We copy the
following from the bill. We canno, express any
opinion Of the fate ofihs bin, though the resol1-
lions declaring i eapedien, passed The propos-
"a duie. are ia sterling MONEY,
On every horse mare OF gelding imported into
the province. 3Os On every cob and foal under
two years Old do is On every mule or ass 'diro
Is Ga every ball do i5s, On every OF four
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

issue OF tins affair was ewing, was permitted BIZ
her patrn,s, no long ,ime ni,erward. to dance nt
me wedding Of Sandy's pretty daughter peypv.
who married certain William hin,ed q, as The
attentive reader may have Observed. n, on carly
part OF this true story --lBlackwoo1s Magazine
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07
No 20 AN ACT. ~ ADDITION TO AN ACT
RELATING TO PUBLIC ACCOUNTS" Ar
PROVED NOVEMBER lZTH Isf.

II is herety enacted By The Grneral A,pmJly
Of The STATE Of Vermont as t0iiO0s:
Sec. The Directors and Superintendent, OF
the State Prison, the Bank Commissioner and
Bank Commiuse the Trustees and Supcrin,end-
ent Of the Vermont Asylum for the Insane, the
Commissioner Of the deaf and dumb, and blind,
and the insane poor, ani the Auditor IN the Urea.
sufv shall hereafter make he several reports 70 the
Auditor Of Accounts, by the iweniie,h dsy Of Sep
iember annually, instead Of reporting to The Gov.
efuor as heretofore required
Sec 2 The Auditor Of Accounts shall pub
sh nod appeud all such reports 10 his annual re-
pon Tor the use Of the General Assembly
Sec 3 All acts and parts Of acts, ineopsreni
with the are repealed
Approved Nov /, lsi3
81 si.--AN ACT. COSsTnCISG THE TTH SIC
TlON or THE ACT HELATiNG TO PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS, APPROVED NOVEMBER u I-42.
II - kcl,bg enaof>d By N, GsHsyal An,mb,y
81 ne Siate Of YSym0Hf US )oiioWi!
The seventh sec,ion Of The act passed NoYen-
Der ~ l3fz eniali 1so sci relating 70 publ,ese .
eounls." shall be 20 construed as 70 authorize The