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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
REPORTED Capture OF sANTE FEE.

A gentleman who arrived at ST. Louis on
the Dist of Sept. from independence, Missouri,
brought rumor that Sante Fee had been cap
,ured by Gen. KEARSEY without resistance
+, lis thus noticed in the st. LOUIS Republican !:
An individual had arrived at Independence
from Bent's Fort, who stated that he had met.
and passed an cypress from Gen. KEARNEY 10
Fort Leavenworih, with the tidings that Gen.
KE.gsEY had entered Sante Fee without any
opposition. This was the report, and we give
II as such-remarking, however, that Col.
WH.nTos, in command at Fort Leavenworth
was in daily expectations of IN express, with
advices from Gen. kE.RNEY That he has
captured Sanle Fe, we have no sort OF doubt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
+ and for Sa G.

and for Sa G.
THyIE subscriber offers for sale valuable
n tract of MOUNTAIN LAND, lying at
the head of Cherry's BSanch, miles South of
The Berkeley Springs Road. l,eontains about
SSj Acres;
100 OF which is under good cultivation; the
balance clothed with valuable TIMBER. On
this tract is sufficient quantity of Meadow
ground, and or s never-failing Springs
There is also upon ii a variety of Fruit Trees Of
different kinds. The improve r
ments are good Log D,ceIling- H. fTn,a
House aud Kitchen, and very GAs:sl1S:i: 10
good Barn. ssS<zsssss&s
| would recommend il as valuable Stock
Farm - timothy and clover grow well upon
any pat Of IT, Any person wishing to pur-
chase land, would do well to call and examine
the above described tract before purchasing.
Sept IL. lS46-2m* JOHN SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01

HANDlES.--Just received, fresh supply
" Of Candies of every variety.
Sept "a GEO RAE.NTf.4L.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
=. 20 RNREO0T,
Daguerrean Artist,

NOW offers his services TO the citizens oil
IN Martinsburg and its vicinity.
Persons wishing their Likenesses, are re-
quested to apply as early as is convenient
Having been solicited TO visit number of pla-
ces in the Valley, my stay will be necessarily
short.
Miniatures set in Lookets, Breast Pins, sc.
Charges very moderate.
G5-Rooms over Mr. ID. E. Shipley's Store,
opposite the U. S. Hotel.
Sept 10, le46-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
Paw Your Taxes!


EUST received and for sale, prime lot of
81 SWEET POT.lTOES, al ST. per BUSH
cash. WIN kROESEN.
II. r. Depot, Sept. IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
Mitch Cosrs.

IGUENSoN'S TREATISE ON MICH
~ COWS; with Remarks and Ohserva-
tons on the Cow and the Dairy, by Jro. s.
'Sx'EsER--for sale at This Office. Prices7ie ID,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
Essr0y.

VIRGINIA In the County Court Of Berke-
ley. September term, 1876,
Ohio III. Harrison, phg.
Meverell Locke, Admr. OF John S. Harrison,
jr., and others, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
HNTIE defendant, Napoleon 3. Harrison,
Il not having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 law and the rules
OF the Court. and it appearing to the Court that
he is moi an inhabitant OF this Commonwealth.
Ii is Ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the second Monday in December, 1916.
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that
this order be published in the Marnnsburg Ga
zeite for Two months successfully, and posted
at the front door oil the Courthouse Of this
County.
A Copy-Teste.
J. VANDOREN, C. r. c.
September IL, lS46-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
Lone EVENINGS.

A LII who wish to spend the long evenings
IN this Fall aud Winter in an instructive
way, and al small cost, can do so by applying
to ii. X. GREGG, AT the Gazette Ofhle,"
who will furnish them with
NovELE;
AOMANCEE;
Ai9s CEIESs
Bic Gk AFHxEEs
&C. &C. &C.:
Al prices varying from 6. cts to $2.75.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01

DESIGNED leaving in command Of the lower
coun,ry. but as Patterson did not reach
Camargo as soon as was expected,ih the order
If things was changed. Gen. p. is repre-
sen,ed as being very much mortified at not
bs;oc allowed 10 accompany the advance.
Ampudia has issued another extraordi.
nary "ProciamI' warning the citizens, on
na;n of death not 10 barter with the Ame-
leans. and the Alcalde OF Camargo had
also put forth "Baado" prohibiting the
Mexicans from working on our steamboats,.
Some Of the deck hands accordingly ceased
their labor. but an intimation from some of
their employers that the funciionaries
nisht be brought in close proximity with
a lao, he relenled and the men resumed
their labor.
Extract OF letter dated
STEAMER Cor. Cross, Sept. 8, '46.
Gen. Taylor left for Monterey on the
eth. The whole Of the staff, and other in
yiled guests, twenty-five in all. took din
ner on the Col. Cross, being invited by the
whole .soued Capt. ]. A. Pratt. When
dinner was over, they commenced their
march to Join the Army. Next day Lieut..
French returned for more ammunition, re-
DOR, having reached the General that San
IA Ana was ON his march for Monterey
with Is, 900 men, and that all their forces
we're on the march TO concentrate at Mon
,erey, to give the General warm recep-
ton. Maj. General Patterson is in COM
mand OF the whole troops. Our friend
Brtton is stationed at Camargo as Com
missary. The whole Of Gen. rs. force
has gone, about COCO in all. Col. Baker
will gel well. Nothing new. Yours in
haste, J.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
.IyNrGereI. AAnd. Gc.

EDRIME No. and J,iaclerei, and No. /
u si.ad and Herring, for sale BY the Dbl
halfbhl, or retail W. KROESEh.' "
R.R. Depot, July 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01
NEW GOODS.
Just from Philadelphia.

TJAMS & MUSSETTER have Just retur
l. ned from Philadelphia and Baltimore with
a new and splendid assortment of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-10-01

NEWSPAPER SuEsc RiPrIoS.--A gentleman
from New 4 ork has this week paid the fifty
second annual subscription to our paper--the
paper having been regularly taken in his fam
liz Cor that number OF years. We have other
subscriptions Of as long standing, which are
paid as punctually. The fact is we'll esiab-
hshed that no subscribers are so well satisfied.
and SO permanent as those who pay annually
none read paper with more qualification
than those who pay in adyance.--Portnaouth
Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09


Dyc. e.-Hnrv q. Pfaffner %. John N.sekous~ yokn
Yiikes James b. Greenmas Lloyd Brysnf Wiilian W.
RaSdofph and Peter W. ThsHer.-Ths was an action Of
espass for false imprisonment &c. The plaintiff resides
TO this city and sold Wilkes one Of the defendants
horse, on warranty that the horse was sound II af
terwards turned out fast TIE h1rr WIS lame Wilkss
then sued plaintiff hesre II. h,,ss ,f'e &C he 9Th
Li.n, Iotn ana lItn.r trs er ~ iisrs. on the
warranty that is, " likes pc ing wss Near upon
a warranty Of horse" uoon which he ATTAINED
aJudgmeDt he with Theuer and his attorney after
wards appeared before the Judge took the oath Of dam
ana ooaned CO 90 agsinst Plattner. put it into
the hands Of Bryant and Randolph the officers who ar
rested plaintiff and lodged him in prison, where he
NAMED from about O'Clock in tho evening until
OF ~ o'clock at night. when he released bond
10 The Sheriff writ Of habeas corpus was afterwards
granted by Judge Ings and the Judge discharged him
from the arrest the ground that the was
iegaL wilkes and his attorney afterwards appealed to
the superior Court, and the dscision Of Judge ngls
was affirmed and the plaintiff was finally discharged
from after being kept under for nearly
months The plfs counsel now contends that the action
Deing assumps the Judge OF the ward court had pewer
10 issue the and therefore the arrest M
GAL and now this action is brought damages
ior the false arrest and imprisonment After the plaintiff
Court to have Justice Newhouse Greenmsn, his clerk,
and the two officers discharged first the ground that
there was no evidence to show that Justice Newhouse
give directions to the clerk to issue the second
iy that under the statute the clerk judicial officer
so lar as the issuing OF process that the statute made
the duty of the clerk to issue the and
lore the justice was not accountable Tor his acts third
~ that was question Of law whether the action
the Judge had right to issue the execution and e-
gal ect was committed After considerable argument
the judge directed the jury to find verJict for Justice
Newhouse and Lloyd yant reservng TIE question as
10 the other defendants until this morning.
For plaintiffs Messrs ]. L. White and Allen
For defendant, Mr.. j. T. Brady.
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Superior Court.


John H. Eonderleifh Hsrreich Ees.--This was on
action OF trovero recover the value of
sisting OF power of attorney and muncmens Of
title. The parties Germans Il appears that the
Of the plaintiff died about two years ago in
Charleston c. unmarried leaving property there
His relatives in number, except the plaintiff reside
Bremen, and they there made up subscription among
themselves amounting to SO rix to have the papers
prepared and sent out here to the plaintiff They
accordingly prepared and put up package and given
by the plaintiffs mosher.inaw to q named Gilbert
vansnsson who was coming out to be given to the
piantH and to no other person Vananason arrived here
and gave them to the defendant who undertook to de.
liver them to the plaintiff but instead Of doing gave
them to bakers boy-the bakers boy gave them tho
bater,the baker wrapped them round his losves and
divided them amongst his customers but how they
were afterwards disposed Of did not appear The action
was brought to recover the expense of preparing and
forwarding them to this country The defence ech
NAL to wit: that the plaintiff having been in poses
sion ofths he could not legally maintain action
Exception was also taken to the evidence Of Of the
Witnesses on the ground that she interested re-
lease was then given by her; bat the objection was still
continued on the g'ound that she could only give
lease Tor herself end not for the other parties verdict
was gwen for plaintiff for $50, subject to the opinion Of
the court In bank on the points raised by defendants
counsel.
For plaintiff Mr.. Woodwork For defendant Messrs
Thompson & WEIGH.
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Died


In this city, the 9Th inst at the City Hospital HER.
MANN HEiNsicH HorsxR, late OF Germany, Kingdom of
Hanover, in the 22d year Of his age.
His funeral will take place this day at o'clock from
the City Hospital The acquantances Of his brother,
John Hermann respectfully invited to attend Bslti
more papers will please copy.
On the 8 h instant, Mr.. THOMAS EAusTIcg, aged 81
years, native Of the county westmesth, Ireland.
His sisters and brother also the members Of Phenix
Assembly No /, and Warrington Assembly No. Of the
b. Of Beresns are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence No 26 Montgomery ST.
this afternoon Of o'clock.
In this city the 9Th instant. FaArc, Of Henry
J. Hoyt aged four years, nine months and twenty
days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at half past o'clock this afternoon
from his late residence, la7 Nc Dougall st.
AT New Orleans, on the oath November: in the 3oth
year Of his age. ALExAsDKR FAIcKNrY, Of New York
At Insane Hospital, Augusta 10Th ut, MIR. JERx-
MIAH BuLrIcH, OF Wsldoboro', aged So years.
AT his residence, near New Orleans, ADAM WIN
rHRor, Esq In the 6sh year Of his age Mr. Winthrop
Of the Boston branch Of the family Of that name
and had been nearly forty years resident ofhe State Of
Louisiana He graduated at Harvard University in the
year 1900 His remains will be conveyed to Boston for
intermenf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09

NOTICE TO THEwoRLp.
The illustrated History Of the Mex
lean War.

We desire to inform our patrons and readers
mt we are now preparing to publish grand
F'cfor'al Herald for the Holidays, the like OF
which has never been seen in this country. II
VIII contain the abors Of twenty-three artists In
the United States, which includes California and
part of Mexico
In addition to illustrations on miscellaneous
subjects, it will contain all the Mexican engravngs
tlat we have published in the daily Herald from
time to time, and viii form complete and graphic
pictorial history of the present war with Mexico,
up to the day of publication. The engravngs are
in the first style of art, specimen Of which we
gave in yesterdays Herald.
This beautiful sheet will be ready about the
10Th inst, printed on good paper, and will be
delivered at 81 cents each. Agents can be sup.
Piled at S4.c0 per hundred copies; they " i'll please
send in their orders as soon as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09


The increase this year reaches So 49,! 702 compared
with last ear and 81 44s 27s compared with lsla The
exports for November this year than dc ubs
those for the corresponding month in 1884, should the
exports for the remaining month of this year be large
as in November the aggregate for ls46 will exceed that
for any previous year. There is doubt but that the
shipments from this port WILL for time to come be
very large produce of all kinds pressing forward
fast vessels be obtained while the imports
In exceedingly light The freight lists Of vessels clear
ing to two and three thousand pounds sterling
while those arriving have freight lists of only two and
three hundred pounds sterling This shows the
Of trade, and how the balance must stand.
The Caledonia at Boston, from Liverpool. brought
large amount Of SPECIE reports say $500 000 and
packet ships will bring large amounts This
specie will come along at q very good tme and may
have a very favorable effect upon money markets
which h particularly necessary Of the propo
sails which the Government will issue for another
lean.
The expectation of sugar from Havana and Matsnzas
from January lH to Oct sls this year. and for the
responding period last was annexed
SUGAR EXPORTED HAvANA AND MATANzAs.
Destinations. HauGna Mdfdnxds.
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there were ao6 7is bushels Of wheat 1891 barrels Of
-four $50 52s bushels of 1851 barrels meal
and 1874 pounds Of cheese The value Of the single
article of cheese, exported for the month,
than three hundred thesssnd dollars
The shipments of produce from this country Great
Britain comprise very large portion of our export
trade and the demand tor breadsuas and
in Europe, WILL doubt continue sufficiently large to
give us annually very large trade in them. The de.
mand for corn cheese and provisions of ell kinds wi
doubtless. steadily increase while that for -four and
wheat auctuate according to the harvests of the We.
rious countries. .re IA 81 rf
We annex statement exhibiting the value of mer.
chandise shipped from this port to foreign countries in
each Of the past four months also the
shipped to each countrY:- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09
City Intelligence.

DKAD INFANT The coroner was called to hold an in
quest the body of infant about three days old,
which found in the at the corner OF 23d street
and I'd avenue. post morton examination was made.
and the jury returned verdict OF Death by dropsy OF
the heart and premature birth"
MONSTER ALARM BELL.--An immense sized alarm bell
is to be placed in lieu Of the used at the City
FALL weighing no less than 7s45 lbs and manufactured
by Andrew Meneely, West Troy. II attracted much
attention in the Park where it lies at present in the rear
of the City Hall Its tones will be heard oil over the
city when sounds alarm and will to facil
tate the labors of the fire companies good deal.
FlRs.-A fire broke out yesterday morning at No. ~
Church street. in consequence of some rowdv having
upset camphine lamp. II was soon put out. No da-
mage TO premises
prHrR-At No. 24s Spring street, in a carpenters
I :, Damage trifing.
EIRE-A fire broke out last night at 10 O'Clock in
carpenters store of LIST Avenue and 4th street
Ell nging to j. Guion. The premises were much da
mayed Through the efficient services Of the fire
anes and police, the fire was soon extin gushed.
Ma. WHIrNEYs EVENING WITH AMERIcAN Ga A.
roRs"-Although the weather most unfavorable on
tended by " ell pleased audience, among whom we
noticed Mr.. Charles Kesn, and many of the most promi
nent cergymen of the city The vivid limitations which
MIR. w. gave Of Clay, Weber, .Rsnjo!ph, Hayne, Pat.
rick Henry and Wit the humorous specimens Of hoo
sier eloquence and his thrilling recations Of the Fire.
man, and the Female Manac,' told with the most
striking effect. Mr. WIS determination to renew his
applause which must assure him Of continued
He intends, understand to give his next evening
limitations Of several Of most prominent city pol
rans and also to recite poem upon the loss OF the
steamer Atlantic, written by city author especially
for MIR. Whitney and the occasion.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aid 7Johnson and Jackson
John McKeon. ESQ. District Atornev


John McKeon Esq, District Attorney.
DEc. s.-Triai for Bmglary-At the opening Of the
court this morning, William Potter placed at the
bar for trial charge of having on the night of the
2oh OF September last eloniousy entered the dwelling
house Of Charles g. soppann. at the Of Broad
way and Walker street. and stolen thsrefrom gold
watch number OF slve spoons, some articles of jewel
ry and pair Of pistols Of the value Of l52 also about
$40 in money.
On the part Of the prosecution Mr. stoppan depossd
that the entrance to his premises eecte by forcing
on the tastenngs of the kitchen doors that the property
was stolen from the bar room that the accused had for
merry been in his employ; and that the gold watch and
some OF the money was subsequently, recovered.
Constable WooLRIDoE depossd that he arrested the
accused and in consequences Of information elected from
him. witness recovered portion of the property from
the brotherinlaw Of Potter, and the remainder from
place OF conceameat at Fort Greene, Brooklyn The
jury found the prisoner guilty of grand larceny and
ne peing under sixteen Of age the court consigned
him TO the House OF Refuge
Pkso Guilty-E. Wallet, implicated with William
Potter in robbiDg the premises Of Mr. etoppanni,
permitted to plead guilty to grand larceny and remasd
ed for sentence.
Trial for Assault and Battery A colored man named
Middleton r. Cooley then called trial, for having
on the Esd OF October last committed violent assault
and battery Malich Faon keeper Of the city prison
the evidence adduced the part Of the prosecu
uoh, appeared that rs Mr.. Falon returning from
the City Hall to the prison, with the fugitive slave
George Kirk he attacked and struck several vio
lent blows by the accused, who found guilty and
renanded for sentence The Court then adjourned until
to- morning.
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
REDUCEH pRTCES

LAYING DECIDED TO CLOSE. OUR rs rABLIsH.
II MENT 80 brosdw.v. and to cake considsrsbe al.
terston and enlargement Of Nos go and
broadway we propose 70 make reduction in
shall enats us 20 m.he the necessary reduction IN stock
Anythiug IN the slightest degree imperfect will be offered
at furthsr reducti.n, which shall make urquestonsbiy
We trust all no to buy OF us will
be assured By this that have de
reduce STOCK and that prices will made so low
Comparison with those Of other house. asure
sceomps. OF our design fersoDs Of
Glass Ware. Porcelain Dressing Cases Deshs or any
interest svpply and anticipate their our low
prices.
NUvELTIEs-we shslI receive by the Caledonia ste am
psckesS James Gladiator Albany Eilve de Grssse
FORTY CASES.
comprising the latest asd elegant Novelties that have
been prepared for the holidays IN London aud Paris
TIFFANY. YOUNG ELLIS.
Dc isfr 259 aud $50 Broadway.
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lucrease IN it$0 .ssSSs
This shows in the aggregate increase of more than
hundred per cent The shipments to each country
have been this year much larger than last those 10 the
United States having increased more than two hundred
per cent The aggregate shipments from the above ports
for tho past two years amount to lo4oo5s boxes, of
AS pounds each, making total Of l42 1900 pounds,
equal to TONS equal to 6Ss vessels Of 400 tons bur
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Totals. $50. s2S7s,e27 1880 ISL s,7sAsn s,7sssss
will be perceived that the shipments to Great Bri
tain have increased every month since August last and
that the aggregate shipments have monthly increased
There were expectations of specie in November this
year.
We annex q statement exhibiting the value Of mer.
chandizs exported from this pert In each of the first
eleven months in each Of the past three years
VALUE OF MERCHANDISE Exported FROM THE DnTRIor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09

The stock market opened today rather heavy, but i'm
proved before Of the first boar between
the boards further advance in prices realized bat
at the second board slight decline was experienced
caused partially by the reception Of the Presidents Mes
sage. which will be found in full in our columns
Tho annexed statement exhibits the aggregate value
oil merchandise exported from this port for the month Of
November and also shows the destination, and the
amount shipped to each county. II will be observed
that very large portion Of the total was IN domestic
merchandise:-
CoMMgRcE THE PoRr NEw YoRk ron Nov 1896
Expokrs
American merchandise 3.3io2so
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.

- SONIE IINV WUItIH kNOWING.
1T is subject Of oongrstosticn IN the cirssns of Nev
York generally and 10 strangers particularly thar AZ th-
Original lash Tailoring Espbiishment, corner Of Wsn At
and Broadway, they can be obtain the
Esrsns isr nee may rea at the shortest notice
price. that VIII compete with the cheapest te eity AZ
e. ernt assortment VI Over Costs ready de- from water,
proof Devonshire Jersey, French Castor Beaver English
wseds he, all OF which got up in style be
oeedey any. Please call and be convinced " the TACT
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BILLIARD,

RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. * Barclay street
"A just below Astor Hoy:s. the largest and at
modious Saloon the city. IL Tables. all
good order and Of Psans make (who acknowledged by
al good player 20 be the best billiard table builder u tbs
country with hne maple and mahogany beds These ues
cam all tines be depended for making correct scses
they have cloth s1scs
ed by the weather
Michael aud soseph formerly Of the All Nations Hotel
and late Of 6ohic Hail. take this method OF informing their
frds and the public that they have Just opened this es'a
bshment, proper nsgement ana strict sred-
iian To renewal IL The patronage heretofore SO be
rally bestowed upon them
having the attendance, with pfivafs and apron
for their own exclusive usetnd those wishing 10 play
private informed that there excellent table IA tes
ae room which secured bv application At the bar
d. The fadions ed fe no delicacy wi rnffcr
this estshlshment the will be fourd always
MICHAEL pHELON,
ms lm-fh JOSEPH WHITE
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Court Calendar.

CIRCUIT Couar-Nos. 81 AZ, so, 81, SO, So 81, l02,
l04.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos u, co. s. g. Is, II, 80, IS, 80,
20 to So.
COMMON Pleas, LIST part-Nos. Ill, 49, IT. 49, ISL,
49, 1855 ls ls9 49, 1913. lsS, 1877 2ol 20s 49, 90s,
207 2, 49, 81, 1856.
Part 2dNo. co. IA, s24, -, SO, 81, 49, a. 40 A. ~,
8, 90.