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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BALSAM.

FOR THE cure ct every kind Of wounds, spruins
Sores' nufhs. coughs sore lungs the desperate
Ics ana rheumatism If kind Il Wi, prc vent The
o'nac"e res ore torpid and persisted limbs slit Joints
ali cases.
rms valuable medicine has been exensiy civ used for
vac last zen years while It's Increasing demltd The unver
SAL Sl sidctin IL has gwen aud testimony Of multi
t"ue OF lhdivduds OF The first standing the cunmunty
wn" nave tested aud rnalIhy proved efficacy snow
ny nerd only t" be used prove its invaluable ex-
celehco 'Edeed all who nave ied he }alsan pr,ze
SO hsh', thai hey vii be nuuced under any consd-
ei"'on I" wi'hou' II TINS ia sam has attracted the
attention &" meL :" science, and Physicians Surgeons
OF me creates scientific requirements. give heir I'M
quahed approbauoni while many of them in different
sections o The United States now US II in Their pIacIce
ehu naVe au'h rIed the publication of heir certificates
urcniserS should inquire tor the ariel, by
ing NE whoe nanie-Chceseman Arabian Baisau-,nd
STE 'aat has my name written my and-w ming
tie. T. CIi,L SE Ma
sold by CLARK x COLLINS Druggists Monlpeier;
-; y Il Ain>worih. WIlnanstown; Goss \ Huichins
Waterbury Peck and Spea Burlington, h GU gbout
the country generally; Sc ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
A CERTAIN CURE

FOR Humorsi Scrolula, Piles, Eryspcas, Salt Rbeun
Jcald Head, anu all diseases arising from Imnttv 81
the Blood. H''' ~
nOCF, BANGS RENOVATlNG MIXTURES
- mttlcuc COMPOSED cnlHely ofv"getble sbstano es
hd "l So "cuvc character IA cad cafe spcedity ard
permanently all III trobes me dangerous diseases
when arse Em bad IF jhc nod l. bfgbl recrn
m'nd'd by Il who have used and III pusIilyel, in nine
cases ou ut ten effect permanent cure. i he p0pr,nix
receive letters "vety week speaking N wa, N ,t, c lie
dtcie anu naratns cases of raofdiury cures which
are Too vulumluuus TO pGbllsh.
kEt hk y { Es-Allss sophia B,ucheue ofSt Ibaps
AGED ab" 20 cured IF scad head which she had had from
infancy OblI ied to a cap nsatily and was
the NJ Xutr III Feb 1872 and 10y April HE dls,asc disn
re'trd Her hair is grown iI and she no unprr
IS obliged to wear cap
air Ebud e Blu. han Of ; A bans for the cure of
6ninng smdrtng hunor wi,h which he had been ai,c.d
for yeas
30 onon Johnson Of Durham for the cure of an nicer
and scroiuous afec lon " " Ni
Erastus stanton, II w Rice and John Baker Of sian.
idge tor the of piles
Hugh Murphy, also Of ST Adams, was cured of a bad
case OF pes IN July last in FIVE days after he commenced
iahIng the mixture.
~ he above article will be fund at most Jruoois,
st"fts throughout the state-sod who esac b, CURTIS
\ onl m, 81 Alba2s. VT Also by + WALTON
aND SUNS agents al the propueurs AZ Auntpeiur VT.
ALSO ny t'oss y tuchns Waterbury, h. e Green X ich.
m'hu Dani Weeks AID Stanton, Danville; L. Jrwett
- I"hlsoury; o. French, Barre; G; hale Chelsea.
- % N1Vhs aud GO" Royal,or; J. Ross, j.. Woodstock
lstun. N' ~ W. wa
Il'Also by CLARK & COLLINS, and s. PRED.
FIELD, Mon peler. VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

FRAcAs IN Court. A fracas took place in the
Circuit Court room, at Hudson, on Friday, between
A. l.. Jordan, and John Van Buren,, Esqs., State
Attorney, while conducting cause. Some strong
language passed between the parties, when Mr.. J.
called Mr. Van Buren, ga liar" upon which, the
latter struck the former in the face. Three or four
rounds occurred, and the affair was put an end to
by Judge Edmonds committing both parties for
contempt OF Court, for twenty -four hours. The
parties wished to be released on payment of a fine,
but the Court refused the appllcatIon,--.M York
COM .4dU.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

WOoL.--Wool is fast becoming a very impor-
tant staple of Ohio, and its expectation brings into
the State large amounts Of money. The canal col
lector at Newark has furnished the Gazette with a
statement of the wool cleared at that office for 3
years, which shows very gratifying increase Of
production in Licking county. In 1913 the WOO
cleared 89G22 lbs. in 1874, l62,250 lbs. anI
to Sept. ls in 1916, 229 263 lbs. ; being an in.
crease in 1915 over 1913 of 14S,64l lbs. The av-
erage price paid this year is rs cents per pound
making the sung sum of SCI ,045 paid for the WOO
shipped at Newark this season.-C 2eveLand Herald
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

CAssIUs NJ. CLAY. In answer TO the repeated
and anxious inquiries respecting Cassins NJ. Clay,
we are happy TO announce that, although still an
invalid, suffering with kind of lingering fever, or
irritation, he is slowly mending. AS to his future
course, 1t can hardly be expected that lie has yet
formed any definite plan. We think, however, we
may venture to state that MIR. Clay will never uban-
don, but with Ire, the work to which he has so of.
ten publicly and soIemny dedicated himself - Gin
cinnGti Hcrold Of Sept 1M.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

CURE FOR THE DIARRHGA.-Three strawberry
leaves, eaten green, leach leaf or stem has three
lobes or divisions, are an unfaing and immediate
cure for both the summer complaint or darrhGa
ana OF the dysentery. Newspapers by publishing
Tue ABOVE, will be instrumental in relieving an i'm
man lives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

A CunosITY.-A bunch of Rye has been left at
this office, which grew upon the premises of Mrs
B0iezel, in Northern Liberties township, near
Ffanktord, comprising one hundred stalks avera-
ging about five and half feet in height, and the
product of single g7ain 1t is the greatest curl
osity of the kind we ever have seen-and we should
like to know how it can be well beat Geynan-
toipn IeLegrnnh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

FACroRY GIRLs SAVINGS. The amount Of mo-
ney deposited by female operatives in the Lowell
Savings Bank, Is equal to ticetue hundred anil mn
dollars for every Factory girl in the place. Some
OF them have saved two thousand dollars each -
tho interest Of winch, at seven per cent, would
support them for life. Two thousand poor working
girls in New York barely able to support them
selves without saving anything.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

A pleasant and cheerful wife is a rainbow set in
the sky when her husbands mind is tossed with
storms and tempests, but dissatisfied and tretful
wife is like thunder cloud charged with electric
fluid. AT such time man will keep clear if
possible, in order TO avoid the shock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF THE BLACKS IN CAN
DY-We perceive from some of the Canada pa
pers that very important movement has lately
been commenced amongst the colored people of
Canada, IN the shape of state convention, for the
purpose of calling on the negro population of the
U. States TO unite with them in creating an insur.
recton in the Southern States in favor Of Mexico.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

Every student who hereafter enters Williams
College Says the Springfield Republican, will be
required to sign pledge Of total abstinence from
all Intoxicating drinks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
STATE OF VERMONT, COURT OF CHANCERY,

STATE OF VERMONT, COURT OF CHANCERY,
Washington County April Tenn A. d. 1915
WHEREAS, the aioesad of said Court Samuel L.
w Hyde and Dudley r Ely of the city and New
York, filed and entered their hill OF complaint against Augustus
Haven, Geo w. Barker Aaron Haven Jackson A. Viii one
w. eaon aad Charles Reed, of Montpelier Washington
County, aud Timothy Folot John Bradley and Louis Foet
ofBunson in Chtende9 county Sophia llayen aud John r.
Smith, of Ludlow in Windsor county, Philip Dator Daniel
Miller aud George Strong of the and State of New York
Richard f. Fletcher aud J. H. Whipple, of Boston, in the
OF Masachuetts complaining and charging substance
the sad Augustus Haven with collision with the said
defendants procuring attachments in their hi
and in conserving the sale OF tho goods said Au-
gustns attached and in the assignment OF demands
property defeat the just claims OF the COMPLIMENTS ard
aging that said defendants bo summoned before
Court make the soyera charged
said.
And Whereas it appears That the said Il. Fletcher. l..
Whppc Philip DuteI, Daniel $. Miller and George Suny
without the State, that subpoena he served
pursuance the statute-NOce hereby given
thu said Fletcher, Whppe pter, Miller and Strong, ap
pear before the Chancellor OF ad Court the place holding
tho sume in Montpelier in Washington county and State
Vermont the thhd Tuesday in November d. lsf5 aud
said bill of complaint and abide aud
decree thereon said Chanceo, sul and the
companuuis In such bill directed 10 this order be
published three weeks successvoy in the Vermont Waterman
and State JouTna printed at Montpelier the last OF which
eons TO be thirty days previous to the said third Tuesday
November next.
30 u. p. THOMPSON Clerk of the Court Of Chancery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

The Editor Of the Lowell Courier has seen q
ripe fig, which was raised in Concord, N H., in the
open air. 1t was large, well formed, and Of good
flavor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

Genius is in one respect like gold: numbers of
persons are constantly writing about both who have
neither,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25

What piece of goods is most entitled to the name
of homespun? spiders web, for it is spun from
the very intestines of the factor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
Low ELk VT

NE OF about 10 acres OF first rate land, lying tho main
ROAD leading from Burlington to Derby Line with about 100
under good cultivation with good story and half Dwell
ling House and two Barns thereon
two pumps of water at the house and of The
best quality continually running, and plenty good God and
timber convenient to he got at the farm good school
mousse within hall mle and two miles from the meeting
store aud starch factory Tho main branch Mssisquo
runs very pleasantly the whole farm very pleas
well situation uI tavern stand and ana
! of the barns was built for that purpose
The other Farm lies mile main road con.
tanning lGO acres, with about 40 under good worry
smooth aud lille rolling the east waered and timber
co. ana all suitable io lago moving with good and
wood shed aud barn every convenient the farm
Tho property is owned by Robert Rogers the Civ of New
York, and will he sold public auction dy of SEN
TENDER neSt II not disposed of private sale previous to thai
time And IS he is not uuder the necessity selling the terms
can be made easy tor halt the purchase money! For
particulars inquire OF The subscriber, the promises.
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent Tor RoGERI RoaERs
Lower, Suy 20, leli; - 72.tf
ed Of N,vemLer ~ n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
LIBERATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that have given my son. JAMES
F. JlLLSON. his time during the remainder OF his minori
y shall neither claim his earnings pay any debts of his
contracting after this date.
NATHANIEL JfLLsON.
Williamsown. Sent, 81. Isl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
AND IA
LIVER COMPLAINTS,

TO TIE PUBLfC.
THERE is no room IN newspaper advertisement to
publish the numerous ccrhca Us 1T cures, but The IN
valid Is recred t. medlca pamphlet to be had Of any
OF the Agents gaus cnch proof a. we are constant
laying brtnre the public must convince an that
DIX. LARBOK EA TRACT OF LUNGWOkT
is the only medicine ia The world that VII cure all who
uc preu'sPVseu 10 consump".h LAYER C"mIHains' or
o." ct MN Coughs, g Ids As'mt, Pl"ursl Splitting
~ b'onI fa'" 10 tn' sue ana Gu, pmcu'y 81 pfeau
M El'n'ss acr 81 m mes :" tho near
Is onchtis lhf"at Complains ana 81 d"hcUIY 81 he
"m"nay Os'hs II 'n's Is hp sun ION VIC WIZ ft'e'
AIRY one 10 oheis Who I" me df'c :" '"r aOVr) are now
liver Complains
An the certificates shown to the public prove contu
s,,ely one thug-that the VEGh IA BLl3 H. EXTRACT
u II e :,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-25
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NOTICE.

HAVING so1 my SlLAS NJ. COFFRIN the remand p,
of his Minority hereby renqush all claim his earn
ings shall pay debts of his contracting after this
ENOCH COFFRIN.
Waterbury, Sept. !, l3ij 3Os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

INraer,Sr necIsIoN IN SLAVE CAsE.-ln The
llnilei STATES Court Of Indiana The following i'm
portanl case came on for argument on The 18TH
MAY, on demurrer. The points made, for brief
sketch OF which we are indebted 10 our friend, J.
s. Reid, Esq, were the following
[N. y. Express.
ls That slavery is only State or local insti-
tuition; 9 That slavery is based on local laws,
not sustained or supported by either moral, na'u-
raj, or national law; 3. That if slave escapes
from the State in which he is held in slavery,
either BY accident, consent OF his master, or
against that consent, he is forever free; 4. That
the ordinance ofl1s7, organizing the North West
Urn Territory, only guarantees The delivering up
otfr,pityes from labor or citizens Of the original
States, and that as Missouri urom whence the
slaves escaped) was not one Of the original
States, the citizens of Indiana were not bound
10 deliver up TO Missouri her runaway slaves.
Judge M'Lean, who presided, delivered The
opinion of The Court. He admitted the correct
ness the proposition l, 2, and 5, but overruled
the demurrer, deciding that if Indiana had re-
manned territory, under the ordinance, she
would moi have been bound 10 deliver up The
slaves; but having adopted constitution,
whichin part abrogates the law or The ordi-
nance, she is bound BY the United States Consti-
,u,ioD and Missouri, being one OF the great sister
family of States, is entitled 10 all the rights and
privileges of the original States, from all other
States in the Union.
Reservng the further discussion Of this point
on arrest of judgment, provided judgment should
go for the plaintiff, the Court overruled the de-
murrer, and the cause was put in al ISSUE and is
now ready for trial ont the merits.
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THE NEW STATES

The Bird of Freedom spreads his wing
Above the mighty West;
His pinions, as they flap, shall fling
The dew Of peace on all who cling
Around his standard. Empires spring
Where'er lie lifts his cicst.
No bloody conquest marks his iligh,-
His talons never tear
They hold the olive with delight;
But they who seek his mountain height,
And ask him TO maintain their right,
Shall find shelter there.
The galaxy OF Freedom grows
And brightens on our shield;
The heart with exul,ation CLOVIS
To see our spangled flag disclose
'rhc star, no longer lone, that rose
Ger San Jacinto's field.
The sister States have but begun
Their consolidated sway;
The Constitution like sun,
Attracts and blends them into one;
While all harmonious they run
Their ever Frightening way.
Where now their arms, extending wide,
Invite the newly wed,
With orange blossoms for the bride,
See FLORIDA! and al her side
Young Iowa, with maiden pride
Erects her new-crowned head.
VI.
Then let the tide OF Freedom roll
Across from main 10 MAIN
And from the lsthmus to the Pole,
Though countless States arise, one soul
The whole pervading, binds the whole
With voluntary chain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

TN CHANCERY-VIRGINIa AT Ruies. =,
L in the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Sps
Court Of Law and Chancery, of Prince r.
county, the Sd day Of March, lSij ~
Sarah J. Davis,
against -
Samuel Mitchell, ST., David Michel a. -
Mitchell, 70 Mitchell, Stephen Mi'et'i ' a.,
Mitchell Jr., and Judy bis vile, RlcDaiGS y y.
ell, Sarah II. Davis, Frederick Mi6h.!@ a.
w. Mitchell Greed T. Mitchell and Jshe I'm. -.
ell, Deisp-sua a..
The defendants David Mitchell james =. ~ !.
ell, Robert Mitchell, Stephen Miicne;,' , I,
derrick Mitchell, no, having entered a " -
pearance, and given security accordils = ii /.
of The General Assembly and the Iuss i'm.
Court and it appearing that they are ~ ~ Nam
,ants of this State, on the motion OF VIC j
BY counsel, it is entered al niles aiole s..n5s
accordingly ordered, that The sali en- M.
David Mitchell, James Mitchell, ko ss,chs.
ell, Stephen Mitchell and Frederic, , Miy ~
appear a. rules 10 be taken in the GEN !, i,
oil the said Court, on The first Monica, no.
next. and answer the plaintiff : bill, aHS n a
copy OF this order be forthwith i.sei ; IN he 9
one OF The public newspapers prin'ea ;y,Iy =
of Richmond for Two months sacce c.,n,, Ho:
also posled al the front door OF The s Gou.,
of this county. AooPuaM {. Z
April 4-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

TN CIIANCERY-FiRGiNI, Alta Cicpu
l. pericr Court OF Law and Chaucery mr /.
i>a county, continued and held Il; he c
House thereof, on Saturday, September II i
John Bcadles and William w. Beailes n
chants and partners in trade, under he firm d
4 w. w. Beadles, Plan.
against
Marcus Aurelius Thompson and MaIy Th..
son, in her own right and as admmirTau!i
Richard Thompson, decd, Dcienis
The defendant Marcus Aurelius Tlou,,
who is absent from the Commonwealth Of Vi,
MIA, and against whom The plaintiffs apTea.
have proceeded in The manner prcscrib1t 3,
in relation 10 absent defendants, sill .ailius
pear and answer-On motion OF the PLAN
their bill is taken for confessed rs 10 that 81
danl: and the cause coming on 10 be hear
the bill and answer OF the other defendant he
hbiiS and examination Of witnesses, was arg
BY cuun>el-0n consideration whereof, lie {
doth adjudsc, orier and decree. that one &.
Commissioners OF this Court take an ACCOM-
the estate, real and personal in possession. fem.
Ter or in revcrsion, i'll the hands of The deitr'i
Mary Thompson, and which is liable 10 he u
ul The plaintiffs, and the ralne thereof. and a,a
account showing the just amount Of The pam.
claims against the defendant Marcus Azure
Thompson. and report The same 10 this c S
with any special matter deemed peHirorig 4
.. which either parry NAV require
A Copy-I'esie:
InIIN IiI.NsT,rD - = r
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afrl)a,Ioe1D 1s11qtttrgrs

lated 10 &c furnished them, ard were entitled 10
recover damages for his injnry. on mouo"
submitted by the defendants counsel, 10 excluce
all evidence Of any damage from gong 70 '',e
jury on the ground that the piaintiis hau 'i'a''e
out no case enulling them 10 recover any Com
age; The Court sustained the motion, ana IT,
jeced the testimony, and the jury rendered q ve'-
dict for The defendants.
We shall not attempt TO give even sAe'c', u
The opinion OF The Judge; but learn, sehei'i'!'
that he decided thai all these grants oil wafer "e''
10 be taken and considered as subordinate - '"e
higher purposes and objects designed oy 'le
gislalure 10 be attained when the power was oe-
slowed on lie James River and hana~ha oo''
pany 10 improve this great highway oil inc oo'i'-
nonwca;h; lha, in contracting lot 'les. '"i
plies Of water, the parties were eo''ha u '''"e ~
lice OF The prior legislation oil ihc STAT ""u
make their contracts 10 conform 10 It's a'o"e"
policy, 10 advance and perfect this great i'"l'o
meni; lha, the jns pnJlienm, in nus 'ns'd"e.'
stood above and paramount 10 any claim SCI W
BY The plaintiffs; that here there was 10 ue''''o
ton OF any private right, or the appropriate" =
private property 10 public uses for whic" co"i-
pcnsalion ought 10 be made BY the deiehoah'',
bu, it was The suspension only OF the enjoyment
Of an easement for limited time, ana lie e"'U'
ment OF which had been contracted ioi' ""' '--
expectation that such suspension woulu' soone'
later occur in carrying ont the avoweu DIV, ~
mulgae,. policy OF the State, TO contihue' e"'-'7'
and make more suitable TO the demands o. '''e
State he improvement OF her central hiSh"a! =
That the jus paJiienm, in such CASE a''u ~
der such circumstances, was 10 be sustained anu
projected az inst individual claims, and eSlecl
" against those OF the plain,iis-and finally 'ha'
the sound and true Interpretation oil The contracts
in this case. entitled the defendants 10 co whd'
was done by Them, 10 Withdrawing The wafer III
1888. The court having excluded the niaih'ihS
evidence of damages, verdict, as already re-
marked, was rendered Tor the defendants IL IS
expected, the case will be taken lothe Court oil hp
peals The trial Of the other cases will DE delay
ed until the result Of this is known. Inc court
was laboriousiY engaged for eight days IN 'ne
uial ol this case Counsel for the plaintiffs
MessI>. Harrison and Paron-ior The defendants
-MessrS. Robert G.. Scott Attorney Gehefai
Baxter Chapman and George y. Johnson. ne
argument ranged over wide and interesting
field, and furnished fair opportunity Tor 'ne
counsel 10 exhib, their ability and legal learning
Much credit is due 10 Judge Nicholas Tor me
zeal and perseverance with which he disPoSes OF
The important causes on his heavy docket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

understand case has been, or is being pre-
pared for The consideration OF the Attorney Gene
raj, with reference 10 the question, whether The
Postmaster General cannot contract with nd.
viduas 10 carry the mails over the railroads; and
whether such individuals will no, have the right
TO travel over The railroads with the mails in their
possession II his opinion should be in favor OF
this position, and the case should be tested before
the Courts, and sustained by them, il would al
once, and forever, break up the monopoly which
The railroad companies are endeayoring Ia e>ab-
lish. and By means oil which they think lhey can
control ami coercc The Pos, Office Department,
ana plumber The people, under prelcnce .; hring
paia ior carrying The mail, All hdifam.
HaA Correspondent Of me y. y. Hroi1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

DrsrREss IN Mn. Claws FAMlLY.-It is an
turned from Lexington, n.y.. That The domestic af
flictions of the distinguished statesman, Henry
Clay, have lately been greatly added 10, by his
Youngest sons becoming deranged. This makes
the second son that is now an inmate of the Lu-
matte Asylum; and We deeply sympa'hise with
both Mr.. Clay and his wife, in this The honr OF
their distress. We are also informed from the
same source that Mr.. Clay has become COM
mumcan, in The Episcopal Church in Lexington
In The consultations Of The religion he has en-
hraced, may he find the means OF reconciliation
10 those domestic Affections which are beyond bis
coprol.-[R.