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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Public Stock EIohanse-JAS. 6.

An order has been issued by The Executive De-
parmsnt OF Georgia. that after the first OF January next the
the centum Bood of the State, payable be-
that date and tn, fin, Sept next both inclusive VIII
be paid az tho Treasury, The option OF the holders
OF the Bonds, and that payment Do made Zach class
q tho Bends. when and after the men becomes due
The following ia Abatement of the dobt of Georgia;
The amount OF bonds issued, bearing interest Of
cent per annum s iSo ~ ~
fetal. .! 81. go
Deb, dus Reid Irving Co 20 bonds Of fo EACH bearing
an interest of per and payable in London on which the
sun Of sac SS 70 advanced. Amour, OF interest So
s r. The deb; ha, been reduced by $4,000 paid this year,
subsct TO the deductien of exchange and commission Tie
interest paid for 1874 q, follows:
To Raid. Irving & Co. sterling bonds. ss
bank q Augna sieii.pS bonds SI ~
A uuIaber of gentlemen in Charleston, ). 4. are
engaged procuring subscriptions fo the erection OF Steam
Mil for the manufacture of coarse Co,ioa Goods and YAM
The following IL the proposition introduced into
the Indiana Legislature by MIR. Deiuees:
sey0ns sss ABILITY ss sao 10 pay se eIss
and years Interest IN advance be funded MAXIM: line total
bonds, bearing three cent int The
be annually and the principal after the expiration of thirty
yean.
The rspor. states that tie annual the debt thu
funded would DO SAT- 9 10 which add the annual expenses
of the State abou, $4,000 and the of as, would be
required each To raise this amount /, would only be
thirty each hundred dollars Of Taxa
be property which would produce sS6.!,0 TO which add
dollar each poll and the OF s6i produced. Add
this all other resources. least 100000 par tnnur the
Wabash and Ere canal alone aordne this and
*5si the result. being excess OF s72.eS above The
amount required This sum- aud the increase of taxable
psry year. will than make up for all delnquence'
Ia the cola Of The outstanding Treasury
easily be absorbed during the fiscal By the
rate o. taxation references 30 the shows that the
various productions OF tho soil amounted ls40 lbcr;
ssysn million OF dollars and the capital invested IN
sa1 and manufacturing pursuits about millions These
several amoun have greatly Increased within the four
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Fo, The Tribune

THx CANADIAN PaIssSrRs.-The Montreal Herald men.
ton. The arrival in that of tho who io seve
Is. the s Whole Se0 have bee" "d their
bone The pneketshp Switzerland which e London ,. TOR
d1dun who London from Sydney few day. be-
fore tho Switzerland lett. In. \. Noni. !hu''
The above paragraph being likely TO do injury
10 the cause OF the American captives at Van Die
mems Land beg that the Editor of The Tribune
will make the proper correction by giving place TO
this article in the columns Of his journal.
The Editor of the Commercial is wrong to pre-
sumo "that the whole of the prisoners have been
pardcned." The last communication from the Brl-
fish Government 10 the American Diplomatic Agent
in London, announced that Her Majesty's Govern
rent DID NOT intend to grant a general amnesty,
ahich should aLow Of the liberation Of all Of Me
prisoners detained far political offences committed
in Canada in 1888, but that Her Majesty's Govern
nent would favorably receive any representations
which might be made by the friends OF the captves.
In accordance with this suggestion, representations
have been made by the friends of SO of the Ameri-
can captives at Van Diemens Land and 10 these
pnrdoas have been granted. OF the original num-
Der of these unfortunate men, there are FoRTY-Two
still detained as prisoners under their original sem
vence Of transportation for life. The remaining
prisoners are the sons OF poor widows and very IN
digent persons, who are scattered along the entire
OF the Northern Frontier States and altogether too
poverty stricken get up the required petitions Tor
the relief Of their captive relations or 10 do aueht
in aid of their liberation. Therefore, these AZ
American citizens must remain confined 10 II Bril-
fish penal colony, in the condition of common
felonr, until sone new influence shall be brought
TO bear upon their case.
None OF the American captives were sent to sgd
neg by the British Government. The Americans
were all sent 10 Van Demen's Land, while the
Canadian French were sent 10 Sydney, in New
South Wales and it of these, and not OF the Ame
rican caplves from whom were returned the 30 per-
SONS whose arrival in London is noticed in the above
article. They were pardoned near year SINCE
The SO American captives who have been par
doned have not had time TO fleet passage TO Lon
don since the granting Of the same. make this
correction with view TO prevent the American
People from being led into as 10 the present
condition of FoRTY-Two of our unfortunate fellow
citizens who are still prisoners at Van Diemen's
Land. tn. JEFFERSON SUTHERLAND.
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year. aud Will continue 20 lands are thought undeF
cultivation and Object. attract the attention OF cap
lists. The taxable properly hc present year nrnount 10 s'l
$50 CO. and the number Of polls to n'53s me report was
read IN the Senate laid on the table and ordered 70 he printed
for the OF the uerube-s.
Thi, proportion would undob,edly BIZ accepted ~ tie
creditors Of laiiagc oeed aud there surely willingness
and ability Indiana To 90 cents on the iVo ot me puf
nose m eyiynr the State credit On the eme subject another
resolution has been adopted the Senate. II tho: Set
orlmee incue the expedcncy OF redeemng The Stce
Bos az then ar yaue Exclusive of interest by GIVING Tie
holder. said Bonds IN ien thereof State scg. OF lhs O.
nation of6ye dollars, bearing the of quarter
Of one per cent and payable after date and re-
ce,yabe IN yineu OF state taxes with the exception OF
al he
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HE RIB u n E.
THE DYING YEAR.

foI i ne liiOuHe.
THE DYING YEAR.
STRETCH. d on couch IN his robes OF state,
The DYING Old Year lay:
With none to mourn his approaching fate,
And none to wish his stay.
Sad Care had marked with furrows deep
The brow that knew no rest nor sleep.
Quickly he turned his iatleis Ger,
Reck'nins up each amount;
For be knew when he should write no roore
He mus, render God the account.
As he still hurried on the cleck struck eleven,
And he fe.; bis minutes were numbered in
Heaven.
His lie has been but mournful tale,
Ofvieils lone and drear;
He sis he'd as he heard the cry. ali hall
To.he glad the glad New Year.
For well he recalled the days gone by,
When his young heart leaped at that same CT.
His days, Ike the patriarch OF old,
Had evil been and few;
He left no chests OF boarded gold
For the child ne never knew.
He had seen The birth and swif, decay,
Olwelye fond loved ones passed away.
Slowly there came the Spirits that strive
On earth ill time De no more,
TO bid, ere they welcomed Foriy-Five,
An adieu 10 Forty-Four.
There was Joy md Hope with fearful eye,
VINO loved not to roam where death was nigh.
She touched the heast OF lovely boy,
And he danced in childish elee;
The mother smiled--Dea,h turned her JOY
To earih's deepes, agony.
And Hope and Joy and Happiness fed,
They rested no, by the early dead.
Ny strength fails fat, the Old Year cried;
Then tell me, ere go,
VIII my mem'ry live in tn halls OF pride,
Aswell as ihose Of wo?
All, yes, said Love- let it soothe thee yet,
The souls have touched can never forget.
The form grow cold, but the smile was there
That beamed from his closing eye;
The spirit has fed TO that heaven, where
The years shall never die;
Where thousand as one day sha!l be-
And one day as Eternity. E.S.
Brooklyn
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UNDERGRADUATES.

! ! RH65tDWtY Up STi iRS.-E. WHITE would Te-
spectny can TIE q clzePs r. GnS s;tgnseF yaSs
q, in gToupy from to IL psr>Ons on tie sEin ie
hc Tor bsnuy accuracy OF delnsnion Cannot he SUI
,.sa pnr-y,s sn N VI kinds weather, either "! n or
hou .e co1-s pces of wsch he has ccea 70 iho'
charged by the most inexperienced IN The business ~,
The American Institute its iate exhibition E"7lSe1l NJ
yhs The Frs: Premium for the rest DGSueteyDe seHese
es tioI grouping and geneal elect wh!en 9' Ano'sf o
10 tns sursrlo5.y Q; his Portraits
sir Hbe "a tc .-s1 IN cw York for the very superior
r1po-ted German CaDeus aud AZ no 0bef es'ab0fH -
the city OF state ear they be obtalDed.
n B-!mpore German Cau'ell', also French INA yer
can instruments of the vcr7 best qualify win taef- S'A
Chem. rals Polishing materials, 6sc.
III! Whea Gaze MnnuEctory beng hs ,a!se3t ana ;9s1
hs n,nuacpte Ees Dasuerrcn,Tpe Miniature CGsea ~
ner con, other hoU=si IN mo MON ~ We
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MUSIC.

TSIC-Grea scccs5 IN teaching the Guitar ard SINGING
u Arcorleon VIOLIN Trombone and SgInopeoa; > ,i
Worn The nhove nstrtiu Ut Their feslLence'-ern Ie-
-a,e The la,rS Harmony and the Ar; a. arranging nsG
au.it Piano Fn:ies correctly tuned. SHSihctory ci,y ana
o obnya Waitsr '''s- 0' ''' j In
IoRIVATE COTTLLION PARTIES attended "a by rla-
M Fort: ma Vain Performer OF the best ;aent N t,e
CITY Inquire a: jOIlES Muse Store. So G.oadway. d!9
TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE in
THE UNITED STATES.
FTARPs-J T. BROWNE & co. from f.'ard. makers OF
;fe murovei Patent Douhe and Single Acton liaI?
London md York-Es;ablhed 1910 j. B. offers 10!
,as 35 Broadway elegant a,ortmen .! ope a
toccb ELEGANCE onsh and perfect OF these dsm
rendef thcr ncTuaed and Obtain for them the nft nneu
md professional patronage Europe ard ih Country GS
are CONSTRUCTED on he best principles OF the ceeDiHted hu
with MI the modern improvements Of London ard tnfs.-
Warranted to bear 'he Of climate and nj turoean Prices
FlaTJ repaired and for hire Stn:. lnsirnci9n-booS' Nu
.ic. Sr. j. +. BROWNE, Manufacturer,
' 10. - BrJadwn~, md
f27 1ut No. T3.i Chamters-Siree'. y y.
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! 5 5 50 Nys IIzz J! !.
PASrlLLES De rnRlS.
tABV~ArTaraa.

raJUIS ynunbla mild and harmes medicine for the p0siys
cure OF uruncis. honHcncs and violent colds Whether
recent or OF long snnur be- obaned by wholesale at e
French Drug Depot of Carne' x Haskell u Liberty street. he
original importers of the article into the United States md
,choe.ne and rstn by R,htou & Go. 10, j. Mhau, l@
r Chiffon A3 md Adams &, Off. t9 Broadway and by N
Other noted chemists and phumncentts aud county
NoTfCE The above medicine hai been pirate under v.
rious Names winch purchasers cautioned against TIE
genuine article put up IN green boxes, inscribed with he
name house IN Paris, which nne initiate
dis In CARNES & HASKELL
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Ship Camera Dunbar OF Boston from Smyrna, SEPT ao'h
passed baa 18th Nov. wool and rags TO Du'ih & Coos
Ba,k Ranger. Mlkon. ls i. fnn Mobile with cotton to John
f Norwegian bark olus from Cardiff Wales iron to DAVIS
. :bf Aan. Iaourette, ds from Baltimore, dse to johnson
s t1" Aaten,u,sr. White, Gn sace Me. potatoes
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FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
DAGJIERRIAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner of BroeG,coy and Futon street, entrance
;rI 1oor

Corner Of Br0eGac0y dNd T ut1VN St7eeE' eHV' "'0e
third door,
yBTUERE uny be Ind MINIATURES which. FOR beauty
w Of color ,npe and effect. can al all times c9mnenu
themselves and if SUPERIOR eQun 10 any hnt irye
haen h-reof0ra taken r B. does not claim superiority toy
hnse!i bu; pictures to the criticisms OF ~ an
inierent public who well rs anSers nre invited 10 can
nj the Gallery before gong elsewhere. whether they intend ~
ting or not kenees ali cases warranted TO give Sut'ac
nan and colOei in beautiful manner, and III which DC
uart,nen Mr. y. docs claim superiority, Il beng hed 10y
competent and practice. Taken IN all Kinds o weather.
from a. NJ. TIL 5 p. ". r., p..; =,
NJ The American institute awarded t!rsI premium %
NJ B. Brpdy at the llte Far.
d9s smsv 'l'e'"'' ~'''''' N. B. BRADY.
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go Re g.ET.

IL WANTED TO HIRE By an elderly Lady. room
4A and bedroom or large pantry attached with some
ii.a respectable private nmy, within hnlt mile Of the
City Hall line addressed TO A. r. NJ this ohce, stating To-
cation and terms VIII he promptly attended 70. lit
E, TO LET CIEAp-sMALL STORES IN THE
"a PARTISAN BAZAAR, No. 40 Broadway, near
i.a Grand street, for the disposal oI staple nnd Fancy
Cook. The Counters and Glass Cases will be let separately
u, Retail Stores for the sale OF the following goods, VIZ:
Fancy DrY Goods, Silks. Lares. G!nps. SILK and Woed
Matera Millinery, Lndie Head and other orngmeqts Fur
er.' Articles Watches and Clocks, Silver anil Plated Ware,
Lamp, md chagde!e' fine Caie'y rich China and Gas,
Books Canes, Umbrellas and pgraso Petfqmsy, Ladies,
Shoe Store Toy Store, Ribbon store, Ready Made Linen
Store Thread md Needle store Pictures and rich goods oil
every DESCRIPTION md Tor the accommodation of Fashionable
Mlners Dress Makers: Miniature and Portrait Painters. &c
&c The Counters and Glass Cases will be let nj reduced
prices. By the month OF longer Also, goods will be sold
commissions provided ,uicegt quantity offered 10 f one
or more Counters and thses
The Bazaar lighted and heated by the proprietor Fo,
farther particulars apply on the premises. jul
7-s PAPER-AiiLL TO LET IN complete order. It has
> eight engines two 81 inch macain- calendar rolls,
gHld 6.c &c. Connected with this Mill is 900 OF
land mostly wood. which now standing SiwMill,
nne t,rlst VI H. one Machine shop Blacksnths Shop GOOD
store and thirty Dxanr Houses ell Of which for snc
on easonnb terms and possession gwen immediately
For further particulars inquire OF
dl6 GAUNT & DERRICKsoN. 159 souihs,rect.
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- , on the 18th Dec la; a b, lon e. 81 eIpe
,,.,cej yc,T -aie from So SW and has SINCE the i4
.cefnc na constant wnd and gaes-hH been " est
az sable Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

The bark Ellen Durham from Trinidad Cuha, vn IgtEi
Island Tor NYofk was saHLct u. enesgur Reel on the 5th
Of November last Tier carsn consisting OF Roas'es rs bee
.nyed 20 casks which, with the sails! &c arrived III Nassau
Mp on 10Th ur. ~. -. 80.
'- American brig }. ". Watson. White. Dominica ",
Turk. Island bound " CntnnH. with cargo 81 SAT- p
MO Nassau IN distress on the 18th of Nov aud sailed Tor Frank
fort, Me. l4th Dec. - = H. ;-
with Inc 81 OF Dec Buni Reef. by The wfcc.eI'
John C. ees md the Widows son. who offered Their asst
rncs and rot her o winch they were rewarded ny
hill on the American consul at Nassau, NJ oI te sum o
$3.50 She was on her voyage from Baltimore 10 NOfeans
The bark Ro,aIa which put into s.. Thomas on her voy
age from Nunevdeo 70 New York had iepared td wa
taxing IN her cargo again The Eth VI. ~ j..
The .chr Crescent Crolher Wilmington. for Trinidad
PS pu, Georges BeudG. 18th ut with loss oil tuih
aDd part oil deck load.
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e0nk- KEEPING. &c.


c. MARSH. aocaun;an, respectfully announces that
y, his Counting Rooms, No. . IS'ei s''E''' ' -
IN the .,a5y Of Bookkeeping ( taught y ~: n;
y ~ joot. e.nsin= all the different slsne,,
transactions ON good mercsnte horse ne N IcGIi
at,ar tr the books trial balances: aalan1e sSs, ac:a
current and with vsnou uerraHtle caeaa'to'''' :"
discount equation payments. exchanges &c, ~ u
In one course Instruction IoFs % GOOD ca5lcS
become competent Hoos heepe,ii ms WIN in
AERC ANTlLE WRITING ih2Iog yi; 5S ~ 9s 81 nv
orsan SIecnens OF truly mercantile s;yie may be seen
al the sooUls. - - ,L.,,,.9 -, ,ts
'''"'' 4'' C. C. MARSH'S WORKS. ,,.e., ,,,s
The S-eace Of Double Entfy b"oh heelsg Siip'e''' A
The Ar Of single Entry bookkeeping improved, - edl-
tinn 800 pages octave :fflce 10 cents.
70; ,nc at the bookstores. md az the rooiS ;
Nj Marsh OILERS rs services II opening. co'ins' OF "I'
m book, - Cedar street. NJ stairs 81
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SCHOOLS.

DREPARAToRY CEoARpING2 sGHWoPIRi INYr t!iIPI'AtI
TOWN. conn. p. H. CHA Sf. = ,I y" I5th and tic:
r.-pbiishcd IN Iss- SESSIONS commence Hih5 i''
ih continuing i've month. It go 7e5 % are
I-st1,-ann fl- -tlsa-r nr Business. AMI =. - -
.s-ii-t4t tn pgo!s - fully iha ms 80,
Lads Nes p.lref II -Ss,.s, tsat md III
-niaE ana returning. CElt4-'' " ~ ye
Broadway.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

INDIA-RUBBEI SHOES CHEAP.-DaY at
sS> No . Maiden Lane. has now on hand by the ca-e
oIherw.c. general assortment o PaIa hupoei' MUCH
cheaper thnn heretofore sold this season.
Aho al his leading and fancy style, OF ndes ana gcJb
mems Oveshoes, including the Metallic RubDes when
do not became stiff by cold lGl IL. II. D.1 =
g PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANkS. FOX
81 BOOTS AND SiiOES-LORlN BROOkS takes ms
81 opportunity OF calling the attention oil the trade ms Wen
The public generally the superior advantages oil udopng h
narrowed boot, and shoes which he has introduced the Pa
tent Elastic Metallic Shank.
To the presents the following among pinhy 9e,.
and shoe several layers of leather by the elasticity OF me
shnnk which placed the sole, gives graceful thn
foot; the pedestrian II ease preventing the loot
from pressing forward the boot: whilst 10 iaooe persons
4 equally advantageous the arch or hollow o; the foot
still prceryed aud by this process walking boot or SHOE may
be made with low heel aud the hollow oi the foot mol be ey
posed to mud the old method. IL gives support 10 al
the muscles OF the foot al the time and rcnniEnoy etS
IN thor who are troubled with CONS Persons required, 70 stand
at tbs desk Will find them great deslderatum:
sic 6m LORlN BROOKS, lS5 Futon-stieet
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Ihe mOSt ESeful WOfk aver PnbIl
REPUBLICATION OF
TIE LONDON LANCET

NEW SERIES.
A JOURNAL OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL
AND CHEMICAL SCIENCE: CRITICISM.
LITERATURE AND NEWS.
The First Number OK the most Popular
I Medical Journal In fsis ~ orlu.
TR be published on the first dGy Of January lsi w
g,rs-irq Edition t-iI be perfect fac Stts Of ne f'gSA
c5 ~ form Si:s erd Number al pages, PRINTED on NJ 5et
nqper 5R rclo large .vDe. TrrtGS-so per dnnr si1tS
,1,Jcrs ~ e-rfs Srnf G gGH 10 part az tis UnIttd
S,af,s and Gre-cd subscribers IN tins citn nstetg '
he dqy Of pRJiicG.ol BURGESS. STElNGtR * ~.
dig I'm zzzbfehn"''y. CIi. W tAI.n-.'
n.uY WFNoRANDI-M BOOK FOR l345.-Tne sub
Fsr,bar, would cnl the attention OF business men aat oe
Who have ocr.,ion 10 1se Memorandum BOmk, 10 the above
yors INST published for the ensuing year MS y urfanssn
ch pru;ed heading for InemUraudus Tor every dny 10 me
vear sundays nclu. ell: and contains ne ana lnete u
Go tho whole being pocket wallet, Tor VINO
thew cnn also b, ednpied. they made wthtnck n1
ct., H., Tint nurpse Published and sold whoesn e ard
p ,2i -o' w 'F FRANCIS {: I.OUTREL.
Ja d. Manufacturing Staoners, Il Maiden lane.
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= ONE DRINK OF THE WATEHS OF LIFE FREQ
4 Y. tie invitation We Sye 10 aii persors suffering vi
CONSERVATION. AstHdA' bKoNNHIIts OF LivEa Cor
r. III SuECUr's SOUTHERN BALM hiss cured =,
lr nj individuals having the sboN enalnc diseases ana n
move the greatest blessing 10 NIL VIII" pSItaSe of It.
This purely Vegetable Composition VIII entirely remove y,
most yirert cough ui'er taxing lev doss. md psrsss
having Consumption or LAYER COMPLAINT VIII eSperenee a
isfnl influence nrer using Il y hOurs. Minister Of -
Gospel and public speakers generally VII md this Bs!r q
The greatest advantage II wall cure Bronchial aiecbos
Is worst forms IN Il "" cay s'e" e 'uS' ana ca;
the voice. ,,-...
spoon hall full much c the active pfncpt q the hea
!. composed oi can be obtained IN PINT OF decoctoz
d., IS practical Chcmi,, well Physician and M,
Is yrerent hns .;Icceyed discovering and "a
nm 1r that which has been for sought after un
- a certain and speedy for ne Consumption 50
much worthless trash h-s been oered 10 The community
that tire Proprietor pi tie southern HfN k
mt ,5ne OF II up m small bpti3' that persons ~ I,
sect thuut mourning much expense knowing u i are
used II i continue to be used unii lie patient completely
FL, . ,h",e md retail. n, the Depi, ~ Broadway,
ar. at the principal Drug Stores throughout the Cy.
For two wear, and over ms health was wretehe. bid
been nborn for that period uniRf prniu exhaustion OF e
,yytsrl md general debility. was 80 subject tu cod, t
he lerst eyps<l,r, caused srelt suffering. afflicted
,th splitting Of tiood, prnre-in: iin nc nns' andisr
mr. OF e;isctn. cure. md resigned myself 10 specify e.
coming tenant of the grave: rIrr tle ,c",npII 1
ERN BALM first met my attention. eietmieI 70 ny
every thing elss having iaiej carrot describe me Vent
have derived from less thun bots Ny rest IS eeo
the eSpecto-non Of blood from the lungs I'M. ceas ~
general health good. nud mn liYns instance Of %
whom the Southern BUM mas rescued rom The tomb
(Ssne,D MARIA ilANfORD, III AvenueD.
~, and Ctrfy Of Ncd-. fO-k. sS.-Nrra HanloJ, q
said CIV beng luy sworn, dcpo-es md ays tt the -s
&c; forth 6y her the foregoing certificate are IN every e
correct md true. r,,,,.,. re-,
ais rl. THOMAS :. HENRY. Conlns. OF DEEDS Sc