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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
HENRY r COLCRAFT
ACTIoN FoR BREACm on PROMISE.

In the case ofSlanIOn vs.. Patton and Vile tried
al Lincoln, England, tie 18Th alt. before Lord
Chief BaIon Abnger, Mr.. 6. X. Stanton claimed
damages OF The Rev. Alexander Patton for the alleged
breach Of promise Of marriage given To him by
Miss Ellen Thorold, who had become the vile Vi
Mr.. Patton.
Tie plea Of the defendants admitted the promise,
and sveued a uuiual release from the engagement
Upon thus state Of The record, the counsel on each
side claimed the right to be- in. Lord Abinger, after
consultation with Mr. Justice Patterson. decided that
nasmuCh rs the contract was admitted, and the Is.
sue upon the release rested on the defendants, the
right To open The case belonged to the counsel for
the defence.
IL appeared that impellcd by in Opposition Of her
friends to her union with MIR Stanton. Miss Thorold
had written TO him releasing him from his pronsr
10 her. aud demanding a release Of her promise To
him. Her demand granted in terms the most
ample aud unequiyOcal; proved by prnfert Of
his letter written IN reply, on which the defence
rested.
The plaintiff counsel entered. however. INTO all
the circumstances OF the case lie took ocC0slon la
produce letters written BY the young lady iull OF
warm expressions, indicating rather Vac intensity Of
passion natural 10 youth, than eVncng proof Of deep
affection. For, Lord AbInger obssry ed. the shall.
10 waters make the most muse: the deep are dumb.
The plaintiff must have BEEN advised that there
was prospect OF Lis obtaining verict. and il Is
not unreasonable Ihot his object IN prose
cutting the action was Io show disuRIOn between the
defendants.
Lord Ablnger remarked that the man mo conde
scended To bring such action. did mol do himself
very great credit lie remembered only one such N
the whole course Of hs not very short career; aud
that was. where the man had nothing, aud the lady
good fortune; that II might have been said the
man lost good provision for his liie and that case
vas compromised 10y the payment Of Of money
| 10 the unworthy indIy IdUal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
Correspondent, Of ths commercial Advertiser.

WHEELING, y a. Aug. lYth. 1913.
have lusi accomplished the passage of the Ale.
rany muSitains iu the direction from Baltimore TO
THIS place. and must say. that aside from the necOs
say fatigue Oi night riding the pass by the Cumber
land mountains and Laurel Hill - OF the easiest
and most free from danger oG any known to me in
this vast range. An excellent raIl toad uow extends
from Baumure, by Frederick aud IIarTer's Ferry.
up the Potomac valley and ns North branch quite
to Cumberland. which is seated Just under The
mountains, Whose peaks would seem TO bar all far
Their approach The national r,lads finds its way
however through a gorge, and winds about " here
"Alps on Alps arise. all the whole vast and broad-
backed elevation - passed. and we descend West,
over q smooth. we'll constructed MAdamzed road
with a velocity which is some compensation Tor the
till Of winding our way up. UnionIown is the first
principal place at West. Tue Monongahela Is
crossed at Brownsville, spme forty miles above
Pittsburgh, whence the road. which is every whore
" ell made and secured with fine stone Bridges
culverIs aud vIaducls, winds around a succession OF
most enchanting hills. ull it enIers valley. winds
up a few more hills. and brings the travellers out.
on the banks of the OnIJ. OF this town.
The enine disiunce iron the head of the Chess
pesSe to the waters al tie Ohio is not essentially
different from three hundred miles. We were less
than two days in passing It. twenty six hours ct
which, part night and part day. were spent m posi-
coaches between Cumberland and this place. liar
per's Ferry impressive scene. but less 80 than
q would be 10 a tourist who had not hrs fancy excl
ted by InJudiciOus descriptions To the, the
rumnnce was quite taken away 10y diving into it
with the Tremendous gathering power Of steam
The geological structure Of this section of county,
from water To water. is not without an impressive
lesson. In rising from the Chesapeake waters the
siraiifed rocks are lifted up. pointing West. to-
wards The Aleghanes and utter crossing the sum.
init. they point East. directly contrary. like the
iwu sides Of the roof house, and leave the nevrla
BILE conclusion that the AIleghaaies have been hlted
up by lateral rent. II were, the relative punt
OF tho riGge pole. II is ia tbs way the grantees
and their cungehers have been raised up into their
present elevations.
HENRY II OICRAFP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
THE CHEAPEST STORE.

4 LEAANDER HEYAlAN. West side Of AEain
"a street, has received part Of his Fall stock,
follows
yd vide Chiniz Calico. Of 50 per yd; very fine
Cnss InGns al 373 per yd; Very fine CLOTHS for So
per ySi 60 rs CASSlNETFS, different qualities
ard prices; large assortment OF Crab Tibet
SHAWLS, Brocha and Lupins Merinc do A large
assortment Of CALICOES at very low prices, Very
fne CALlCOES at A fps YARD Iarge assuri-
meni Of ALPACIIA LUSTRES fg'd and plain, all
coinrs;n large assortment NJ fg'd snd plain ATTN
Ior dresses the very best qualify for IS els per I'd
ALSO-A large assortment Of black and blue black
MaIeleOni SILKS;
new style OF DIMITY COLLARS;
Al,o. a new style Of PARAMErFA CLOTH, for
ClOsks and Dresses;
I'D wide Brown Muslin nj 81 cts per yd;
new Style e VELV ETS for dresses &c. &c, &c.
Very good unbleached Muslin EI cts a yd.
My stock OF CLOTHS amor BIZ BEAT in the
Western Country, IN prices quality.
can assure The public that can sell my GOODS
much cheaper than in the Spring.
lie will be daily receiving goods Of all prices. the
latest style Of Fall purchases FOR the next three
weeks. when his Stock Of C ,Dds WI u asIOnIsh yon
The public will be informed by my regular bills.
when my stock has all arrived. sep2 Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

AEw METHOD or FINDING A ships Pc.
SlllONAT SEA.-CapIaIn Thomas II Sunm.r. oT
Boston, late master Of the ship Caboi of New Yo,k
claims 10 have discovered an iniallibio method of
finding the trus latitude and longitude OF a vessel
on any ocean or sea. by very PLAN aud pie cslc.
culatlon. Speaking OF the discovery. the Boston
Mercantile Journal says:--H Constitutes one Of IN,
most remarkable improvements IA !igsiiOn which
has been made during the present century. and TIN.
discovery has been made by Captain Summer" A,
correspondent Oi the New Bedford Mercury states
that II highly recommended by Professor Pierce
OF Harvard College; by a committee OF Naval off,
GERS by the Boston Naval Library and Institute; and
10y that worthy aud interchangeable OF the ocean.
Josiah SIurgs, Esq. Commander Of the U :. eyenuS
| cutter Hamilton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN SPIRITS
Tahe tins opportunity OF informing their friends
and discerning public that they continue The trade
Of making Druakards. Bankrupis, Beggars. and
MHidcs "a, The most reasonable Ierms-aI the short.
nnIIce.
The advertisers return their sincere thanks TO
their numerous. steady, and attached customers, and
10 oil the tipping part Of the community. for the in.
cTcasng connIenance and extensive patronage which
they now rerieve; and they hope that the many
proofs which 10 be found every town village
and district OF America Of the success OF Death &
Co IN the above line Of business will secure 10 them
the increased support of all drnnkarLs, dram drink
ers and occasional customers. as we'll as forever Is
silence the advocates Of temperance societies, these
bitter enemies Of Ihls long established and popular
Irade
Death & Co. beg leave TO assure the public. tina,
the article in which they deEl Is the best and most
pleasant poison in the world. and has never been
known TO fail in any instance where the individual
has perseyered in the Of II for The limited lime
ID. g. Co prescribe
In order 10 do business in a respectable style the
advertisers have oblainei License from ne Stgie
under whose benevolent auspices they are legally
authorized To bring the HiUeS aud Families Vi their
Customers TO misery and 10 Uound. main and Jeggar.
aud drive 10 derium and death, many as the pub
lrc good requires la particular, Death a. Co. will
spare pains to the eternal d N alton Of
/ ~ muny as will favor them with their CUunienance
! and support To accomplish theso desirable ends.
u s Uniy necessary for the individual a. lake half
glass occasionally. ul he feels taat quantity INSULT.
cient 10 grahly the craving appetite. which II will
soon create and when this whiskey appetite 10 form.
| ed, the results AT which Death e. Co aim are sc.
cured as the persons s then prepared 10 brave lem.
Porsl and eternal misery for the Sake u another
glass.
For the accommodation Of these numerous custom.
ers. AID or The despatch Uftheii INCREASING husuess
Death a. Co have appointed a sufficient numlse,
Uf active agents, who are stationed al c,Dye
uieut distances % the streets Of cities aud ang IA
highways and rUads, add ~ the villages Of ey .
~ country DIS riot Desth & Cos sgenfs NAV bs
known by the red cutisined window. tho ye,j,gri.
screen aud tho sign over the door Entertainment
ZOE man and Observation-Disclosures, &c. &c. &c. and
may be fund ready Tor business 81 ell hours by Jsy
I 90 Hight (Suudsys not eKcepled)
SaiisiacOrY references can he given 20 the Bride.
wells Lunailc Assylums. Hospitals the Jails. the
GallOygs. % the DruskafI's fresiJs
". Death &Cu. beg 20 caution 30 Timber, nd
Dfam drinkers irum giving heed 10 whatever PR
s,us Preachers, Medical men, aud I'll ,Jy,e.,-.
Of q, importance S0cieiies may say oEainsi had dns
lng. iIe-s gentlemen ere enemies 10 ihI, s,ul AMI
body Jesu0ying business
NAVAL. COFIHT MARTtaF IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
THE TWO CENrs.-A grocer in

THE TWO CENrS.-A grocer in
Clinton county sold drunkard a pint of
new rum according to law, and made
two cents profit. The drunkard shot
his son-in.Iaw while intoxicated, and his
apprehension confinement in mil, exc
cution, &c. cost the county more than
one thousand dollars which temperate
men had 10 earn by the sweat Of their
brows! What say you, Tax payers!-
Are you willing TO pay thousand dol
lars to enable the grog seller 10 make 9
cents.
But the Labaree case is comparative
~ nothing contrast a recent transaction
about the first OF July, IS43. An Indl-
an, Of those half civilized, rum loving
creatures who abound in the west, step
ped out Cauaragus county into the State
of Pennsylvania, where, it seems, men
sell indulgences to sin, as we'll as in the
Empire State; and thea filled his pocket
bottle with real Red Eye and the sell
Ter Of poison made 2 cents clear profit
again.
While under its maddening influence,
he went into a Farmers house near oy
with whom he was totally unacquainted
and murdered a mother and FIVE chill
dren all that comprised the little "a n
lily excepting the husband and father,
who was from home. When he return.
ed to his little interesting family, what
a sight met his eyes! enough, it would
seem, TO curdIe his blood, and change
/ the man to stone. There lay the moth
or and her FIVE little ones-from ten
years Of age down to infancy, stretched
upon the floor, swimming in blood, ana
all dead! On! what desolation wa:
there !
mo more FOR him the blazing hearth shall burn,
Or busy housewife ply her evening care;
No children run 10 lisp their sire's return,
Add elmo his knee the enyisd kiss 10 share
] Shall say it? Yes, must, ir it doe
disgrace Gods image. The Legislature
legaiized the sale Of the reason Destroy
ing drink, the town officers sold the il
dulgeucc to kill, aud the oauper make
cleared two cents .-CIiHt0H IPhis.
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WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
SEPTEMBER ., 1919.
FoR President ~. IS44,
III l. ~ X II e. l. a n.
For VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

We are led 10 infer, by the remarks Of the Pitts.
burgh Advocate. paper upon which we rely
than uI on any there for correct business inior.
nation. that there strong doubts entertained by
the most sanguine, OF tho utility OF repairing the
aqueduct ocruss the Allegheny; but that the best
once. and build anew. We perceive however, thuI
It looks the State Cor the means TO construct the
work Thus. We are Inclined to think is a hopeless
resort the state has the ns DO 10; and.
unless the effect of the breach ia the State work il
something more than n mere transfer Of The trade
from Pittsburgh To AlleghanyIown. We see no reason
Why the Slate should he called on On the contrary.
Il Piltsbarsh show that the effect will be 70
embarrass the tIade and lessen the business on The
Stale works. then the SlaIe ought, il it is possible
Of course. 10 reconstruct the aqueduci OF this fact
the commi, 'ioners III soon he abe 10 decide In
The meantime, there is no denying that Pittsburgh
proper must suffer very much, md rcIroeade both
in wealth nd population. while Allegheny will
become the business point. We would also sugs st.
that during the time necessary for Irahsler of bn-
siness. much arrangement must occur, and the
Great Central Route ought to step forward and
sc cure its share ofthe Transportation.
The dealers in the West. in produce. and also he
merchants will find il TO their advantage in time
and certainty as vel pnce to palIonse the Great
Central
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
la WORD TO MERCHANTS.

Have you large stock Of goods on
hand which you wish 10 reduced Then
nothing is easier than 10 Go IL. Only
advertise literally, leither in your own
paper, or, It your feelings lead you that
way, in the papers aud the thing is
done. Depend upon II, 1t is a false econ
omy 10 keep all knowledge Of what you
have on hand from the public, when the
means OF communicating such know
ledge may be obtained so cheapIy. We
have always OBJ eTyed, that those who
advertise the most iber lily in the pa
pers, and scatter their hand bills the
most widely among the people, are gen
orally the most prosperous IN business .
The reason is plain. People like TO be-.
asked 10 buy, and that too in polite.
manner. For who, if they can hel p it
will deal with chuff, morose, vinegar
cIuet chap, who is too i'll natured or 100
Ill hammered to say with a bland smile,
MADAM, shall | show you this rich silk
or this beautiful figured de laine? or will
you try on this pair Of fine, leXiblG
gloves as the case may be. Nobody
Such a man never advertises. Oh no!
NOT he. lie is as-penuriOus Of his mo
ney as he is Of his snl as. 1t is only
your bland, allable, and genilemanly
merchant, who wishes every body sue
cess in their business, and tries hard
| himself TO make an honest calling, tina;
advertises. People know this: and
hence they look over the papers to see
where they can get the best bargains,
and at the same tIme be treated with
that courtesy and pOliteness which no.
body Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

EARFHQUAkE.-.Th The country south Of Us has
oeen visited by another severe shock Of earthquake
passenger on one OF our steamers informs Us that
when near Memphis, q was distinctly felt on the RI.
YER % much that he thought the boat had gruun.
ded' OF struck snag, The Memphis Eagle Of the
l9'h says-We were visited last night by one Of the
seTerest sho, he Of an earthquake which we have
had iof many years. teTcepting the on The 9Th
OF January llst) The shock last night tended
with considerable noise. and is sud 10 have lasted
nearly q minute Gin Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

We have been waiting very patiently, and making
strict enquiry to know no, or how many persons
aided an ihe appointment Of Col. THOMPSON. Dele
gate to The Convention for the nomination Of Pres.
dent. 1t was done in small way. we suppose
fearful that n general conveslion was held. he
that he should go, douS nor.1s ifhe is delegate
The Convention. and another Of the family men Der
of Congress. another the particular friend Of Gen
Jackson, the chances ola first office will be very
far. IL. however, would have been no more than
fair to consult the other friends OF the party about
The matter. They do not approve Of this keeping
everything in the family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

COMMODORE MORG AN.-The Pennsyivanian
OF Philadelphia says-"lt Is understood that Com.
Morgan has been recalled frum the coinmand Ui The
Mediterranean squadron, OF account OF difficulties
with the department.. Those Mho are ncgulnle.
With the manner IN which the TangIer affair
"bnngled (nO other wurd is so eIpressve) through
the officers self suilicIeucy, which doubt Was
equally manifest OH OIher OCCASIONS. viii not be
prsed his recull. but will rather wonder that Il
has been 50 long Delayed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
SUMMER CoMPLAINT-A CURE.-II

SUMMER COMPLAINT-A CURE lac besf
thing that be done for young children. suffering
under this compliant, 10 to bathe the stomach ire
quenlly with French Brandy IN which cloves, at
spice and cinnamon have been sleeped. IL IS best
To place the bottle of brandy with spices It ia the
sun for several days Put flannel bandags around
the somaeh OF the child, and musien At frequently
with brandy thus prepared. The editor Of this paper
has had treated t~O cases in his lamily in this way
with the most happy effect; and he knows Of several
9th that have used II. and their children relieved
BY u-Cumberidnd CtUiiidn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
GRAND MILITARY BNCAMPMENT


HNHE committee II hrraugen ents announce 10
the public. that through the XII ndness Of Me-
Zsne, they have heen enabled 10 select an eligible
field on the island iof the military ehcampment on
the l2th, 18th, l4lh and Is days Of Sept. next.
About dozen visiting corps ars expected 10 be in
aile' dance and every effort will be made TO make
the encampmeni cOndurivs 10 q better scauaintancs
among the volunteers, aud Instrumental IN improving
Them N heir military discipline
Ihe committee have obtained entire control over
hat lar Of Tho island in the nsiehhorhood Of tie
encsmpmeni, and give notice lhsi no Boo hs can 10
erected Without special psrmission nor will sDiriOus
liquors b allowed upon the ground under any cir.
cUmsianceS
General orders will he issued each morning dur
ing The encampment explaining the duties end pro
csedIugs Of the day, from which the best Ime iof
visiting the encsmpmenl can b. ssceTtsinsd, but
every attention will ~ paid 10 lsdies end gentlemen
al times when not incompatible with other duilos,
BY ORDER Of The cJmfattse--
ssp9 81 KELLY. Can
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

EGGS As the season of fresh eggs will soon
he over sUIne vi readers may want ~ know
how to preserve lot Tor fall aud winter
Taken new land eggs and rub them over
with lard or butler, Ih.D pat them u box OF keg
nth IheT small d"wnwurG. and seI them ia "a cvVl
place. The grease stops the pores. Of the shell aud
thus excludes the air; aud by testing the small
eud the yolk is prevented from reaching The shell.
An older, bot not etleclual method Oi preserving
eggs Is ~ pack them small eud dUwuwards. IA
layers al salt and keep them ia a col cellar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
BROTHERLY LOVE-3ttbe court

BROTHERLY LOVE.-Att the court
Of Common Pleas held at Plymouth last
week, Judge Warren presiding. Harri-
son Bumpus, Martin Bumpus and Moses
Bumpus, Of Warehan, were nrraigned
upon four indictments for larcency COM
mItled in the town of Wareham, The
prisoners were brothers, and the evil
dence against them rested manly upon
the testimony o another brother, Chas
Bumpus, who was participation in the
alledged crimes, and who turned States
evidence, and was used by the Govern
,aenI. The prisoners were acquitted on
some Of the Indictment. and convicted
upon others. Harrison Bumpus found
guilty upon all ofthem, and sent to the
State prison for three years. Moses
and Martin were sentenced to the State
prison for one year, nd to three months
Imprisonment TO the House Of Correction
after the expiration Of the sentence in
State prison p Boston Aiias.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

ROYAL RABBIT SHOOTING While Prince
Albeit - ~ Windsor, 10 cOntempia,es the pleasure
Of fsJhh shooi'ng Al swiHlsy PARK. where the rsb-
brs. 40 are told. have seen "slrcdy preserved lor
,be occtson." O. to be hoped thai tls rabbits ere
fully sens5e not Only Of the they have buher,o
srpeHeDesd bss d The bO1o, thai - sud 10 store Tor
1lsu.
We uu6erfiand tbsi Tie Sanger Of suyinlsy Park
caused Zoe following notice 90 DO put % ga several
c0usHcuJas plsces-
Al adults desirOus Of the honor Of attending
fHoce Aloens tsVee, will BE- expected 90 be iT
fea1'ntss e. hall Pasi Tea precisely. Rabbis b4ass
~ ~ iafne1 towards his Royal Hghnesss muzzle %
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and with what manifest pleasure each
lady mentioned shows TO her admirers
the paragraph peccant. That such let
tiers as reler 10 are very great evil,
to man WAC respects the delicacy Of pri.
vate lie can doubl-but one half the
mischief at leas, lies in the unwonanly
passion for nul0riety 10 which they
minister.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

FINE GLASS.-AtIhe Store Of Messrs NJ & r
II Sweeney & Co, Glass Manufacturers, we saw
yesterday the finest specimen Of Cut Glass, We
think. that ever came under our NOTICE. Ii was
FLOAT BOWL, measuring about two feet al the
top and Of The purest glass. The richest cutting and
finest polish that could we'll be imagined Il was
OF Princely dimensions aud appeal rance, indeed
Messrs Sweeney & Co, have 40 superiors in the
country in their line Of business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

James SemPle has been appointed, by
the Governor Of illinois, TO fill iempo .
rary During the recess Of the Legisla-
ture) the vacancy in the Senate of the
the U States caused by the death of Sen
ator McRoberts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
N P. Willis writing from Saratoga

y p. Willis writing from Sara toga,
says:
There is a great deal Of Cannon ia
the reasons gIyen FOE going aud for not
So'ug The springs, oRd At is the fashion
nov, Tor those who are not theSs, 70 as
scribe their absence 10 a horror OF let
ter wciiers-as q any one would BE-
IN ntioned by thOse tam rtaIi besiow
Jag gentry who did u0t By nirtingdisplay
shOw an appetite Coz nOlOrtety and 90 a
crowd, too, quite as prOGiiscuous as the
reading public! Il you'd surprise be.
licvIng Judsgs, sfier listening 70 the IN
cgTreBt IA the saloons OF sara o.
,oga Ga the evening on the subject Of
Denny papers, 20 SOC with what eager
ness they are read tho next morning,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02

YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS
The yellow fever is rapidly on tn, increase in New
Orleans On the 22d inst. there were 20 cases al.
miued into The Charity Hospital. 6 discharged. and
death. There were fifty three yellow fever cuscs
then in the Hospital.
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SINGULAR cotNCIpENCrs

The Boston Mah makes q calculation 10 show
that every President Of the United States. who ka{
sons, alons remained 10 Office The two te,ms-
while those who had sons, renamed ia o,jr o,,.
term. Thus al had 90 sons except Adams. J. q
Adams Yea Buren, anj Hsua9u. Queer.