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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

HIS LAST YoTE.-An incident coaDecled
with The recent election in Rhode Island u thus
told BY The New York Courier and Enqaiuef:-
Capt Carpenter, an old shiPmas,eF. was on
his dying bed, BOT expected (, liye through The
day, on Monday morning His grave clothes
we're all prepared with his own knowledge -
That morning hecaled his wife 10 his bedside
and said TO her thai he did not expect 10 survive
the day, And, my dear, (said be- | have no.
thing else 70 leave you and our. IchiIdren. but /
want very much 10 leave you The legacy Of
good governmental want TO voie' MIS-. c.
was Of course aston he'd, and replied, thai such
a thing was imPossble-ihat he was then dying
The circumstance however, was Communicated
to the presiding offcer Of the wand, and the bal;
loi box was conveyed 10 The house Of The dying
palfiot by al officer he was raised minis bed,
wrote his name on the law and ofdeI'Aieket--
fell back upon his bed, and IN few hours was
eoIpse.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

Death Of Bishop Roberts.-We regret
to learn BY slip from The Cincinnati Wes-
tern Christian Advocate, that The venera-
Bile Bishop RoBERTs, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. died at bis fesidence'
near LawrencePOrt. Indiana, on he 9th
March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

The New York correspondent of the Ma.lfspnian,
speaking Of the laieLoco Foeo victory 10 NeT York.
says:-
sFor this result the Democratic party are indebt-
Ell 10 President Tyler-aps perhaps, far this ismf-
date result. but for All tie victories j, has achieved
Il The Union Stree the year Isii. To the Presi-
dent: the Democracy should be willing AMI rendy 10
aseribesall praise and thankfulness President y
ler has brought legitimate Democracy back 70 rs
OH resting place. .
Yes, for this result. il Is asked that John yler,
elected BY Wings, shan have All the CREDIT
The barsaeed aAd open apostssy Of miserable loOi
of faction Is laneed BY she minions q Pe~er, rho
ere silly enough % suppose the Democracy VIII
have further use for she traitor ailer sts-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

MI. McGousn, he member Of The pennsslsa-
MIA Legislature, wbc stabbed BraiiOp. the editor
of he STATE capilOi Gazette, id The Hall Of she
House. has resigned his seat. in order 70 AVOID
vote Of expulsioh.
Gov. Porter ia, vetoed SiIls for The eleclfon
uf Canal COMMISSIONERS By shs people, and For
giving out The public psln,ins 70 he lowest sid-
s16r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
Notires.

97-Divine Service will Be helAinr the housa
of Mr.. HEERH ROWLAND, 10 Kablesowp. bv &
Minister the Gospel from Maryland. Oh Sab
bath morning next, at 10 O'Clock.
April 90, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
DIED,

+ i
4 On Saturday night last, at the residence Of Mr..
Paul Smith ofthis County, Mr. THOMAS LINENS,
aged about &C years, for many years most use..
full and respectable citizen Of JChates.own.--
His remaiss were conveyed 10 The Presbyterian
grave-yerdSin this town, on Monday; and the
Rev, Mr.. button preached a discourse suitable
70 the occasion, in his usually impressive and
awakening style, 70 deeply affected and atlen.
tive auditory.
Thus, one by one, do the old citizens OF The
village t'ioin The innumerable Irainahat 60 down
70 the dark mansions of the dead to await the
great resurrection day.
In this county, on The. 9th inst JEREMIAH IsArLHs
son otSlr Samuel Myers, aged IA, months snd sir
days.
The plant we guard with all our skill,
Is the first flower the frost will kill 1
Deaths but path that nust be trod
II man would ever pass 10 God;
port Of calms, a state iof ease
From the rough rage ofEswelling seas NJ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
From he ,Nsr Y9rk Tribune Of Thursday

From Che .NsW York Tribune Of Thursday.
GLORIOUS WING VICTORY IN ALBANY /!
We receive the very gratifying intelligence
that The Wing. hare carried The CapiioI City BY
majority Of NEARLY 800 although at the last
Spring election The Lrcofoco Mayor was elected
by sir hundred majoyiiy, FRIEND HUMPHREY. the
Whig candidate. has now majority 81 263
They have. also, q decided majority in the
Common Council. The news Of this victory
acfieved 10 The face Of fierce and INSCRIPTIONS
opposiiiqn -orly esspro1igaie than that which
defeated the Wings iii New York city-is glori-
Gus and refreshing,
The Wings of Brooklyn. says the American, e
leeted majority Of The Common Council, which
last year Loco. The Wings have also been tri-
umphant at the municipal election in Hudson and
New Bedford. In the former place the majority for
Mayor is IS in the latter about $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
.W.aRRFED..

On Thursday evening, The 9th instant hy The Rev.
Dir. Hill, Mr.. GEoRGE BdsGRAyEs to Miss MARY
A. SPER RY all Of Winchester. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
A wing Candidate in the Tenth Leg

n a w HIS N4nUIuAtF ia Inc Iehth LesIOn'
William Seymour, ESQ having declined the
nomination fol Congress in the Augusta district,
the Wings again called upon ALEXANDER H. H
sruARr, Esq, who Al once took The fell, and
has beencampagning il in Old Shenandoah, no.
thing dauh,ed by The great odds thrown upon
him BY the tGerymander.' He will "wake-up"
ihe-irue Wing spirii before he gets through.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

IHAyTr.-The news received from this
island by way Of New Orleans is confirm
led by Capt. LELAND, who came passen-
ger in The schpener Nabant, which arriv.
ed a; Holmes Hole on the 7ih instant,
10 fifteen DAYS from ST Jago de Cuba, and
reports that al English steamer arrived at
the latter place on the 2ls. instant with
intelligence that President BoYER had
fed from, Hayti, aad had reached King
ston,E having with him three millions Of
treasure. H.
The New Orleans Bee Of the 9Th i'm
slant contains the. proclamation Of Presi-
dent BoYER, ahdicating the Chief Magis-
tracy ofthe Island Of st. Domingo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

"a letter from Port. ali. Prince dated The
2lst Of March, after abiding 70 :ha abdi-
cation Of President Boyer, and bis depar-
ture from the country, says: THE Gov
eminent is now administered by Ia COM
mitiee of twenty. FIVE, appointed FOR that
purpose, until a new President can be ob.
famed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

Toenty Days Inter from Cantoa.-The
ship Delhi arrived at New York, on Sun.
day Tlth bringing dates from Canton TO
the l7th December. three weeks later.
The principal Intelligence is an account Of
great riot which occurred at Canton on
the 7th OF December. Several Of the
English factories we're plundered and
burnt blythe Chinese, the factories Of 9TH
-er nations not being disturbed. The ex-
element appears 70 have, been against the
English alone. 4Sir Hughs Goug h4arrived
% the 9th, IN The English steamer Pros
efpine, and held communication with the
authorities, BUTT was not known wha, had
been or what would be done.
Sir Henry Pobinger has issuedl pro-
clamation stating that 2S3 of the drews Of
tyoBftsh vessels which had been wrecked
on{the island Of Fotmosa had been, massa-
cred, and disclosing 40 intention dfclaim-
ing atonement from the EmPerorffor this
outrage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

j TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Bs HE arrival ii New York, iron Llv-
erpool, Of the paeket-ship South Amegi-
ca, We have two days later adyices from
London. The news is not oiimpqTtance'
McNAucHroN; tSe man who delioer'
ately shot M, DRuMMoND. the Secretary
Or Sir RonRRr PEELs has been acquitted
on the ground III insanity. The trial ex-
cited a great deal of interest, apd the
Morning Post of 9Th expresses iss ppinion
ir favor Of the verdict, IS being i very
proper one under the circumstances
The debates ID the French Chamber
OF Deputies had been unusually animated
and had resulted in favor of the Soult
Guizot Ministry Upon the bill appFo-
.priating secket service money Test vote
had been lad aud the Ministry were tn
umphant. An amendment was 70 the
effect ,haElhe additional million of francs
required for detecting eonspisacles and
paying spies and Journalists be reduced TO
nine hundred and fifty thousand. Upon
the grant or denial Of Fifty thousand francs
the fate Of the administration depended.
The amendment was rejected bya vote
Of 242 10 1871 !; ii majority which crested
thentmost sensation. The bill afterwards
passed By vote OF 244io l5o,
" AT Dublin Oh The 81 The greas repeal
debate il The chamber Of the Town
Council was brought 10 d close. On the
house being divided on the question. The
vote stood For o. Connelps motion, Al
Against Il, including The Lord Mayor
vote. Is: MsioFiiy 10 favor Of f'separa'
iion.n &c.
Ga the numbers being amounted. the
Libera,or assured the twenty Ixo tha'
their names should be inscribed upon I
1 column in College Green aud handed
down 10 posterity ia The imperishable r.
cord Of Irish history. He then moyet
i that committee should be appointed iron
the majority 10 prepare the draught o.
petition 10 Parliament for a repeal Q
the Union.
j III. B. nj. frigaEe Modesto had arrives
with 81 900. 600 Of the China treaty
money and also the Columbine will
$3.50 900 on the same account.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

The Cabnet-The last runor from
Washington is that Judge UPsHuR is 10
take the Department Of State. which is
shortly TO be vacated BY Mr.. WEBSTER,
and that MIR. CUsHISG is to be appointed
Secretary Of the Nayy.-Bak. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

More 7glerism = Report says that Mr..
Rencher. Of Nerlh Carolina. has LEFT The
Wing party. and~given in adhesion % Mr..
Tyler, The late Collector Of Whining
ton, N. C. Mr.. Lord. has been removed =
He stood high as .. man Of business and was
generally liked. He is a conne4ion Of
Gov. Ovens, and was appointed to office
under Gen. Harrison. Mr.. Jones. the
new Collector, is brother-iD-Iaw iof Mr.
Rencher. So we gol The FIRST intima.
tion Of the change at Wilmington, was
the receipt Of a letter, at the post office,
addressed 10 tie new Collector.
!x T.aler. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

American MANuPAcTUREs.-The Bos.
ton Mercantile Journal Of Saturday says:
Barque Niagara, which cleared to-day far
London. takes put 400 bales Of .amer1can
manufactured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20


The following arIicle from The Romney Intel
lleencer shows the impression made 10 Hsmp-
shire BY Mr.. Faulkner's iudicious, practical and
statesman-like speech 10 The people.of that coun-
y. on his late visit Let the tue Wing feeling
which seems 10 animate mos: OF The oiher coun-
ties Of the district, Be awakened in jefferson, and,
even despite The Gefrymander, something may be
achieved worthy Of the great cause in which so
many gallant hearts are engaged.
Ffom "a, South Branch Inf.lIigsneer.
Cox1atssI0EAL CANVASS IN HanPsaInK.--Chas.
j. fsulkner. Esq, our Wing candidate for Con-
eresy, on Monday. being the 6rst day Of our SUI
Pericr court, addressed The voters Of Inc county IN
speeth OF nearly Two hoprs. embrseitg. We UNDER
stand. as our ensageEneHts prevented us from being
present, 81 the politieai topics OF The dax Ne re-
greet that We hre unable 10 give any sketch Of his
ver1 able adiress-snl, speak the unanimous
opinion Of Al Who hearsit when say thstt gave
qnmngied Satisfaction 70 his political friends and
was ealeulied BY It's lone. temper, &c. 10 earry
conviction % the minis Of his opponents.
Mr. Faulkner has 3lvkss beena fsvdrite With the
Wings Of htmpihire. We beliefethaf no man in
the District bring uut the voters oil ibis county 10
the same e1tept--and the position which he nov oc-
cnpiss before them, snd bis jealous fearless ~ u-
tiring efforts % sustain the Party and vpdeate he
principles Of Wig policy, will give him increased
claims upon heir eonideDre and affections. We
conidently believe liat Hampshire will DO her duiy
"a The tpprpaelllng rIscllqn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

The Spring Trade IN Nsp York. p The
New York Express says: The spring
trade begins 70 sesauite active, our hotels
gre becoming qnits iull Of strangers. the
auction sales quite large, and our streets
90 The business Section of.the city present
scene 81 much activity. Prices for some
articles have changed; flour and provis-
ions have gons ups dry goods Of some de-
scriptions are higher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

attempted Escape of .Nunros Edwards.
Shoftwell, the agent in The Sing Sing
prison, has been held 70 bail 10 $1,000 for
aiding and abetiing Munroe Edwards 10
escape. InYthe examination before thgI
Justice. il was clearly proved that ShoE-
well had purchased the brandy and other
articles found 10 thelbox where Edwards
was discovered. astalso particular /Eind
of cake. made at particular place. in The
village. The day after Edwards was found,
he was placed Vt the whipping post, bis
back barred. and keeper selected who
applied some fifty lashes withss cat o'nine
tails TO bis back for bis attempted escape
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

The editor oftHe Harrisburg siate Cap
ital Gazette says thai be did injustice to
Mi, McGowen id the charges that he
made against him, which led to the attack
upon the former BY The latter, and the re-.
signation Of one, and the Punishment Of
the other. The editor adds thai, in mo-
ment Of excited feeling, he was induced
byindiscreet friends to sit down and pen
the several articles thar gave ofeEcs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14

WuIGGERY The Htle cdi'or OF The
',Mud paddle" ejaculatos, "Whiegery'
poor canker eaten apalbyridden wing
gery"-",rhereis is scarcely green spot
loft. NC, As Mr. Little is quite new
conner in these parts it may be well 10
inform him, that Carroll and-Jetlerson
form one Of The mosllovely ,green spots
in all Ohio, Like the fleece oI.GIdeon
tits gliltering with the gentle de~9 OF
heaven, while all The region round ID
parcbrd by the poisonous blasts ol Loco
focoism And what is still more I'm
portanl, the verdan, growth offWhlgge
~ in Carroll and Jefferson, 10 toll oI
hope, and promise, aad luxurance IoT
the present season.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14
LocOfocO Nominations.

The Locofoco Convention which met
IN this place on Tuesday last, put IN no
miua,ion the following Ticket, TO be de-
feated at the next October eleclon:-
For Senator, George Y Hnmpson, he
preventative, James Tolau, Auditor,
William Holmes, Treasurer, James
Cameron, Sheriff, Elisha Mcclure, Com
missioner, Samuel Williams, Prosecu''
ing Attorney, Robert McClOve, Poor
House Director. Jonathan Kelley. The
"Conrl house clique" it will be seen, has
again triumphed over its deluded fol
lowers in the country, by carrying the
nomination Of all its rnvorite candidates
except tho Representalive-ln that no
minalion 1.-THE slump'shols" proved 'o'
strong even for the Court house Junto
We shall have occasion to notice lht
prelensons of the several Loco noml'
nees more in detail hereafter. For tn
present, we have only to say, that, il
our judgment, the party, or rather, tn
Courl house Junto. never before presen
ed so weak llcket TO the voters OF thl
> county never before was Sc, Of me
r so wholly incompetent--so utterly ~
i qualified Tor the several ofhres-palme
of on their party followers And "
). risk nothing in predicting the total rot
= Of this ticket in fact the more sag
60 cious Locoq cauddly admit that the
n ticket is doomed to certain dol0at
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14

your voice within lbeswalls Of this sa
cred edlfce will sound back TO your
ears, 'Greal good! Albeiteil is not IN
like the Churches amoug their white
neishbors, as it regards some Of her
members having been IN and out their
names being aganrand again recorded
and erased on the Church rolls. There
is the pulpit, in which stood many sin
cere hearted pastor Among them Was
the good old Ejndley, the first one; and
there was B,glow and Thompson, and
many others who preached TO the Wy.
andots through aB interpreter.
Let us visit their Council House..
Some twenty years ago portion ofthe
young men Of the tribe began 10 con.
template repolution in the Government.
and fnally y effected a change, by the CO.
operation Of all the rest oflhe warriors.
A committee was constituted 10 model
the new form Of Government, so as to
suit the mass From a monarchial, it
WAS converted intoa sort Of republican
form. The old siIvery headed, beredl-
tary, unlimited Chiefs were showed a.
sde, and new ones elected in their
places One head and six minor Chiefs
are now annually elected; also a Sheriff,
&c. The head chief and Ihe minor
ones form,a Council Of the Nation, and
are invested with the power 10 enact
such laws as they may think will be
beneficial to The whole tribe These
laws are recorded by one Of their own
tribe who has a good English education, /,
and are kept in manuscript.
Many Of the old Wysndot warriors
who volunteered 10 assist Uncle Sam
in the last War against the British,
have gone TO the shades.
The United States Government have
essayed 10 civiIize the red man, but it
has failed: owing TO the irresistible
temptations that have always beset him
He may go out from his reserve what
ever direction te pursues, the white
man meets him with the intoxicating
cup as soon as he crosses its limits.
Had il moi been for that old tyrant,
King Alcohol thousands, il rot all, Of
the different tribes that have been re-
moved from the States, might have been
civilized and become happy people.
boo YEN,TATE,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14

were (exclusive Of the o''.O(ic" J
partmenI, which susDains ilselI,) SIS
465 300 SO; and for the year lSA8 untj
down TO The 30lh Of junelS44, being"
year and half only $24,66 1856 N
We have every reason, therefore, to be
lieve the statement Of the Madisonan
upon which We rested for the truth Of
our assertion, to be substantially cor
arect. ll1he Mud. paddle" can mdke
any capital out Of Ibis matter OF public
exPea5l'ores,il ,il,will be extremely ludky.
We shall see.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14

"The cry is etH Mey come "--"The
Va,erlauds Walchman, German paper
published al Harrisburg, Pa and which
paper has always opposed Mr. Clay for
the Presidency. has hoisled the flag Of
Henry CLAY
This is just as we knew it would be-
The honest, hardy and Industrious Ger
man AVID Uuch population Of Pennsyl-
yOnia are 10 favor Of the "Amerlcar
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14

through Canads, pays a,duty ot}l2 cents
bushvI Thisis fix I'd rate. tlt'has
hitherto been the policy ofGreatBraaln
IN admit no more foreign @heotihan
was lndispensabIy Decessaryfo save the
nation from starvation: end the gliding
sea g Of duties, falling as scarcity raised
lthe,prre at home, and rising as q great
or abundance lowered the price, is ad-
mirabIy adapted to prevent any excess
Of importation. it is we'll known that
Great Britain has not for many years
produced bread stOfs enough for her
own consun ,,tion, The average annu
al deficiency for the last fifteen years,
has been about 10000 900 bushels In
1889 22 600, 900 bushels were imported
lhat being year Of great scarcity, and
about two thirds as much in each Of the
Dex, three years The quantity requi.
red varies of course according 10 The
produclivcnpsa Of the crop iu each year
III was conrendod by the opponents Of
the Canada Corn Bill in Parliament,
that, by reducing the price OF wheat, it
would turnthe attention Of English far
mers from its cultivation. and thus rem
der The importation OF larger quantities
OecessarY. 1t is very likely it may have
this effect for the high prices hove ndu
ced farmers to SOW wheat on lands not
we'll adapted for its cultivation, and
which With lower prices, would be en-
ployed for othcr purposes. A reduction
in price viii aIsoincrease the consump-
tioD especially among the manufacturing
classes, and take the place OF the coars
err bread slUfrs now used. If the rate Of
consumption of bread were the same in
Great Britain az in this country, the
quantity required from abroad annually,
would be nearly, i!not quite. 30 100000
bushels. From the causes alluded 10, it
is reasonable to expect considerably in
creased demand for wheat from En-
gland What interests us. is 10 know
whether we can supply the demand with
profit. TO arrive at this we must ascer
toin what wheat is worth in the Western
States for export 10 Canada.
We will now take The price RI wheat
at Cleveland add freight and other char
ges, and see what profit stC be made BY
avnortin1 II
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14
THE CANADA CORN BILL.

The passage oI tho Canada Corn Law
Bill by the BRUSH Parliament naturally
attracts a good deal Of attention on this
aide of the water, and the question Ori
ses how much we are to be benefited by
il Tho provisions, in few words are
.vi1:- Wheat from Cana1a, imported in
.,osSssai Britain, phys n duty Of one shil
linas quarter or3 cents a bushel; nc
distinction ~ lo whether il 6e tho pro-
duc,ion OF Canada or the United State
is made. On wheat imported into Can
ada, duty Of three ahlllines quar'"
or s. ceuis bu ,hcl is levied so lho
American wheat goiugto Great Bn'a'I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14

System" They are IN favor OF that
man for President who has always been
the.strenuous advocate Of the agricu'u'
raj interests Of the country.
And we doubt no, that the intelligent
German population Of our own State
will soon follow The glorious example
of their brethrenin Pennsylvania -
Henry Clay has always been the deVo
ted friend Of the down ;roddeD and OPP
pressed foreigners who have sought our
own Tree country as an asylum from the
tyranny Of ftheir own Ohio Atlas
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-14
The AnnuyI Expenditures

The Annual Expenditures.
Under this head, the last "Mud pad
de' copies an article which has been
going The rounds of The LUcoIoeo printe
for some months; and iniersperses II
here aud there with wise reflections oI
his own, very much to the qualification
OF the smaIEfry Locos Of ,o0r village,
especially, Pomp" Pomp, S"e under
stand, reads the article alluded 10 on
Sunday, instead Of his Bile
Three weeks ago, we undertook to
set forth to our readers some Of the great
National benefits which had resulted
from the overthrow Of Loco(ocoSm in
! $40; and among other things, we as
serted, that the annual expenditures Of
the Government had been reduced from
S32 ,OOC 900 to Sl5,O0O0OO Mr., Lit
tie calls upon US TO prove or relract this
asse rtiou. For the satisfaction Of Pomp
and Mr. Little, we subjon the authorl
ty upon which our assertion was predi
Gated, and which, the reader, will re.
member, was published in this paper
several weeks ago. The MadIsonian,
our readers are aware,'is the official pa
per, at the seat Of Government,
From the Maaisonidn.
ECONOMY OF THE ADMlNBSTRA'
TION.
The statement, which we published
on Friday, Of the public appropriations
for'the half year ending on the 3Oth oi
June, and the foil year from the 30th ol
june, II 843, to the first of July 1874, a
mount to $29 2l4,I86 n
Deducting one third to
the Both June l842 907l ,39l 90