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The
CHAIR MANUFACTO3ING
business at the old stand of b. & =. HAGEN
5uch' where he will be ready at all tunes
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chals, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chains &a, of every
description, which may be called tor, az
short notice and on the most reasonable
seTmS. lie Will also execute House, Slgn E
Ornamental Painting, and House Papcrlng,
IN superior manner,
From his experience in the businessand
his facilities Of manufacturing The various
articles oI his line, he Asrers himseI! that
he shall he able TO furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which be wilt
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly rdpuncluaIy attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
BIoomslrg, Dec. 30, ls43
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)ERIES, HARDWARE, GLA
AND QUEENSW ARE,
j. ii. VANDERSLICE,
EDEN TESI'. il.

Eya EGS leave TO inform the public, lha
u bhe is prepared TO attend to all the Oper,
aiIons in dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar and dother Foreign Sub,
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums aud breath sweet and healthy.
IHe caOiiies QCDec0yed Teeth
will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toi Of the finest quality, as the
ease may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, snd
render them useful for years; and in many
raocs during life
Teeth and &umps Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with The latest aud best improved in.
suumen,s,
Porcelain Teeth,
| OiIhe best quality and latest Improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with Dr. VaIlerchamp, with whom he is in
pAleroship in plate work. on Gold plate.
from single tooth to a whole set, 10 Iook
as well as the natural, and warranted ~
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art,
In shou,eyery operation belonging 10 his
profession, will BE- pelormed in the besr
manner. with cholsest material, and at The
shortest notice He therefore hope1, BY
strict attention to business, 10 obtain share
Of public patronage. Amy person or per
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, ate respe cIluIIy requested to
give him call.
N, B The public are hereby Informed
that we the subscribers have entered into a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as ii is more convenient for each tO
attend to The other branches of The sCiencq
IN his own account.
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Is good an assortment as can he found in the
country, together with all kinds Of REQ
Earlhern-warp.
EANDWAEEo
Assortment including every hing from an
e.cr.r 10 cambria needle, that a farmer OF
rstnpoic wants to use, including Round
Bar Sheet and Band Iron, suitable far wog
y3a we or any other use
VVOOden-ware;
A large quantity Of Ceder and Pine
Pals and Tubs. Baskes,, Of all size,
H.. Copper md Brass Kettles, all kinds O
Fin ware, stove pipe, and Upper and Soit
Leather
But what is the use in par'icuIariaing. a
hardly an article in their line can be asket
,r bu, what they can furnish their custom
ers for prompt pay. or in al! kinds Of lum
Der, and country produce
Nov. 10, l6I5-3O'
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n 0 r &c E

H 8 hereby given that have purchased al Con.
Y stable sale, as the property Of Vincent Irvine
the following property to wit-one bay horse; one
rongrey horse; one two horse wagon; one sled
doubIcuee ard wbAPIetee, and have left the same
in bis possession Gurrg my pleasure, and hereby
forbid any person tsbirq lhm h,m lin, cler Gy
purchase or otherwise, without my consent
CHARLES MORRIS
January 81, 1876.
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E(D3. Acres.

and ono hun dred & twcnty-nine perches OF there
abouts, all Of which said tract Of land is in woot
except about twenty acres late the Estate of SAT-
drceoscd, situate in the township of Fishingcreck
and county aforesaid
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danville, January 29th 1916
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SEdDE'Go
NEW GOODS,
NEW ARRANGEMENTs.


wv "'""NS DNt 'OVhA u'WH ~ tNG tOU
est notch aH'ihrOUgh
TEVhE subscriber having completed his new
"a store house, on lIan street near Mmkct
IN BIoomsburgand having stocked it with q stock
OF entire new goods, which were selected will
great care in regard to style and price, he flatten
him self that he can offer fresh goods, aud newest
styI sand them at lower prices than has ever bce
offered in this place, and as the assortment consist.
Of every thing for comfort and adornmeul in the
DRY Goods,
together with general assortment II
Q"eensworc (some new ayIes) )School
Books, Hordware, Ceder wore. TuHe
ware, EWtaeRWare, Sqiiaa or
Lake, ground, Fine Lisbon
aad Dairy5Sat Sat-
mon Nacker0Iaaa
Herring,
CaUmdiSh Imita-
Ton Plug Fine cm g.
Smoking IabQcco, Caadies
+ Soap, Copper Heties, StecI Bur Iron.
besides numerous other articles all Of which wi
10 sold at a very small profit for ready pay, and he
you'd respectfully invite all persons to call unc
'Xumine his goods and prices. before purchasing.
ihe highest prices paid for all kinds Of count.
lroducc.
l.. B. RUPERT
Bloomsburg, Sept. Goth, Is45--22rf.
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Oa ASTONISHING NEWS. ID
5T-AW 4 0ElNALP G.01Ds
AT The
Vees) Store,
ILlGHT-STREEr, COLUMBIA co
THE subscribers tab es this mcthoj.of infOrmin,
the public that they have just arrived from Phila
delphln wtha splendid assortment OF
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
among which may be found superior selection of
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Green, InvlsJI,
Green, Olive and Mixed Cloths, supe,
rior French andFancy Cassimercs,.
Sallnets OF all coIOrs and prices
Kyntucky Jeans, Heavy
Buck rweed, and
Hard Times
A splendid assortment
OF WoolIen, Velvet, Ee-
Ienha, Satin and SwanSdown
VestIngs, FanneIs Of all COlors q
prices, coiored, bIeached & unbIeached
Cotton Fldnnels, FutnNure andApronCheck
ALSO
Mancher onk Scotch Ginghans, Bed Ticking
blcached and unbeached Table DapoEsuperyr Gg.
ured and PLAIN Apaccas; Pondccherry new article
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BIuOmshUre.
LIST or LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
Remsin,og in the Posl-Olfire, at Blooms
hnrg; December 81; ls45.
Jacob Bcckel John Law
A. b Cummings n Mitchell
Charles Gay John M. Miller 3
JohuE Huphes;ship VIM. PoweIl
Sarah Ann Howelt A J. Stone
Isaac Jonoson james S5ocmaket
Jacob Jaryby VIM S. Smlhson
Joasph Long John Walsh
Daniel Lusk William Williams
JOHN R, MOYER. p. NJ.
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January II, 1915
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Chair MaufaCtory
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

THE subscriber continues to carry on
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General Orders.
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE

-
December Sd. 1870
THE Commander n-Chief having ascertainrd 'iai
the following uniform and other articles adapt
ed 10 The character Of The service IN Mexico and nds
pensae regards the comfort Of The troops the uni
form prescribed by The General Order Of The I'D May
last Is therefore dispensed with, and each non commits
stoned officer, musician and private Of the several Com
panies now organizing for The Regiment Of Infantry
Volunteers Is required to provide himself with
Gap, If Navy blue cloth
Jacket of Navy blue cloth inelr breasted With u
small infantry state buttons in 'front.' upon each side II
a stand-up collar on each cuff. The collar 10 hr from
II To inches high according 10 the size Of the
Collar 10 be trimmed with white worsted lace, lpch
wide all around, with two blind button holes q zane
size lace. put on single.
pair Navy blue cloth Pantaloons-plain.
2 pair Bo0Iees.
. pair woollen Socks.
2 cotton SHIFTS.
flannel do.
dark drab cloth Osereoat
Blanket
leather stock.
Officers To weur Nnvy blue Frock Coats single breast
ed stand M collar with 10 large State infantry buttons
in 'front.' small do each cuff Swords and epauetis
DESIGNATION OF RANK
Captains-3 ciryrons of silver lace on each sleeve
above the elbow, angular point down.
First Leutenants-2 chevrons of same On ach sleeve
above the elbnw, angular point down
d." do no. do a%a an arc osss
fringe joined TO The ends Of the upper rhevron.
sergeanls-o ehev OF white worsied lace each
sleeve, below the elbow, pointing up~a
corporas-! do do do
Sergeant Maor-a do. DO. on each sleeve, below
the elbow, pointing upwards-arc of worsted fringe
Joining the lower eitremities Of chevr0n.
Quarter Master sergeant-l do. do on each sleeve,
below the elbow, pointing upwards-connrcied same
| way.
Measures have been taken 10 supply all these articles
in Richmond, including making, OF the hest materials,
and the hest terms. The advance for siI months
clong, which will lie made after troops have been
mustered into service, WILL II Is believed The
| " hole cost
Companies in the INTERIOR wishing 10 he supplied.
will report this Department The sUaBYR and HEGAr
| of the men for whom they are wanted.
| Officers commanding Companies and who have M
reported, enoined Ia report themselves a. promp
rs possible. BY command,
WIN. H. RICHARDSON, AdjntaEt General
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TIE NEW YORK SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
large and handsome weekly journal, published IN quar-
to form, by MUM * co. Each number Is furnished
al heavy expense, with from three To sh Original En
cravings, illustrative u New Inventions, Scirnih'
Principles CuriostIes, &c. and contains rs much inter
rsling intelligence six ordinary daily papers consist
inc of notices OF Mechanical aud Scientific Improve
men,s, American anu Foreign Inventions Scientific r.
SAYS on Mechanics, Chemistry, Architecture cuf'a'
Experiments Miscellany, Poetry Instruction IN 'arcns
Arts and Trades, Hints on the Farm, Building, Se.
n1- TERMS-S2 year, one half in advance SPEC.
men copies promptly sent whenever desired.
All letters should be addressed post paid 10 MUM
4 co. Publishers of the Scientific American, New
yo,k city. Dec. l-rN'
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THE WAR.

The Wing press have leemed with attacks up
IN tho Administration for The CANCELLATION and
imbeciily" which il has manifested IN lis manage
men, of the war with Mexico. In their charitable
view, nothing has been properly done. From
The beginning they have predicted disaster 10 our
arms. In pathetic terms, they have described the
perilous positions in which our army has been
placed through the Ignorance" or "nefficiency
of The War Department, in the face oil overwhel-
ming numbers OF Mexicaus-bnt in every case
their prophecies have been falsi6ed, and our ON
GERS and soldiers have won series OF victories
az brilliant and decisive as can be found IN hsto-
Iy. In word, though the glorious deeds OF our
lroops retu,sd The charge in tones Of thunder, the
Wing press have been sedulously occupied IN RI
diculing and assailing the constant failures" OF
The Executive. They have even gone so far as
10 sink their own government, below that oil The
Mexican military tyranis, and 10 declare that the
policy OF the War Department would "disgraes'
lba, of the miserable nation with whom we are
now concerning.
But we fipd In Northern Wing press when we
least looked for il, high compliment 10 the ener-
sy and success which have marked the proceed
ings of The Administration. The Boston Courier
is one oil The most rabbi Wing papers in The Uni
on. II has arrayed itself against The South aud
her institutions, has rebelled against The war as
having been prosecuted for The extension ofsla-
very, and ha. even sneered al the requisilion for
troops upon Massachusetts. In its deep hostility
10 The South, ii raised the flag OF dissolution Yel,
il Is forced, by the strong facts before the world,
10 do Justice 10 the Administration, in lis conduct
of the war; We commend Its article TO its less
indiscreet, bu. more insidious associates OF the
Wing press:
"As respects The origin of The war, there may
be difference OF opinion, but il must be conce.
ded that il has been conducted with remarkable
rapidly and success Between the first of June
and the first OF October-in The brief space OF
FOUR MuNTas-armies of 20 900 men have been
raised disc, plined, and ported from EIGHT TO
ONE THOUSAND MILES. The enemy has been kept
in constant sale Of alarm in every quarter.
New Mexico, New Leon and California on the
Pdci6c-regions larger than Spain or France
are actually suhdued and the pUrrs on both sides
blockaded The enemy, defeated in three battles,
stripped of the PRINCIPAL par, oltheir artillery and
munitions OF war; cut off from foreign supplies
and revenues, and dshea,lened by defeats, are
soon TO be placed between two enc nies, eitne: OF
which, alone, is compeen, 10 meet any force they
can raise, and when united will be within ten
days march OF their capital. Before sixty DAYS
have elapsed, j, may well be predicted the Mexi-
cans will hold no post North oil line drawn
from Tampico through Saint Louis TO Saint
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We publish the following from Wednesdays
N. Y. Journal OF Commerce, not only because it
is interesting in itself, but principally because it
assures us Of he safety o! Lieut.. Maynard,
worthy son of Richmond. His friends had al
most gwen him up as lost-bu, he has come for
ward In person 10 60 justice to The heroic conduct
OF his associates in misfortune Lieut. Maynard,
when quite STRIPPING, walked from this city TO
Washington, 10 obtain warrant in The navy
His labors and his energy were rewarded by Gen.
jackson. and he has since been an efficient and
popular officer in the Navy. For few years
past he has been stationed with Lieut. Maury at
the Washington Observatory and he was return-
ing on the Atlantic 10 New York from Boston,
whittier he had gone, 10 convey some chronome-
tiers and other instruments accurately regulated,
for the use Of the ship of war Ohio, jus, ordered
10 sea. He is Intelligent, courteous and energetic.
We rejoice tha, so worthy native Of Richmond
should have been saved no, Only 10 his woe
stricken wife and distressed relatives and friends,
blu, also 10 the service and TO the country:
MAYNARD-HASSLE EDWARDS
These three names ought not soon 10 be forgotten
IN connection with the late wreck of the Atlantic.
Though the first public statements, do justice
chiefly 10 The officers Of the boat, facts will show
tina, none displayed greater heroism IN Iescuing
so many Of her passengers from death than The
gentlemen above named.
The two first, Lieut.. Maynard and Dr. Has
sler, both Of The Navy having been familiar with
The perils OF The sea and the means Of escaping
from them, applied themselves induslriousiy Oh
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Wfcf)toroo1U aEt1atttrFr-
GOVERNMENTAL CONVENTION

A Convention composed Of delegates from Inc
counties OF Aleghany. Greenbrier, bolelourl'
Rockbridse, Bath, Kanawha, Logan ana hoa u,
okc, assembled al Covinston on THURSDAY, ."e
18Th u The following gentlemen "e'e e"o'e''
officers D;d.,,.
Henry Erskine If Kanawha, Dr.. G. H. Payne
Of Allegheny, Col. J. Jordon, of Rockbrdse, Geo
MAYS. ESQ Of Bath. and John T. Anderson oil
Roanoke Vice Presidents; WIFI.
WIN. Skeen OF Allegheny, Ferdinand WOW
of Boueourt, and John w. MCPHERSON OIL ufeeh-
brier, Secretaries.
The Convention sal on Thursday and Friday,
and unanimously adopted The following resoiu'
lions, which were reported by committee Of Two
from each delegation, through their CHAIRMAN
Col. John T. Anderson OF BoeiouIl:
ISL RESOLVED, That the Legislature oush! "
carry out and complete The James RIVER anu
Kanawha Improvement, on Inc pan con'enp,a,
led by The original charter, al a n early DAY, ny
making such appropriaion as may be necessary
for This purpose. in such way as may best con,
duce 10 The speedy completion oil the WORK, ana
he most consistent with The interests OF The Stale
d. Resolred. Tha, The Interests oil The Stale, as
well as of The country through which The I'M
movement will mass. will be beler promoted by
The extension of The James River and kanawha
Improvement 10 Covinslon BY canal, as conlem'
plated by he original charter, and suose quen.y
determined by the stockholders, than by suosllio'-
inc any other mode Of Improvement from any in
ternediate point.
Z 81. Resulted, That The Legislature ought tc
provide means as soon as possible TO remove The
| instructions to The steamboat navigation OF The
Kanawha river from the Great Falls TO It's
mouth.
On motion of Col. ,ohn T. Anderson, The fol
lowing gentlemen wee appointed TO memorial
ize The Legislature in favor OF The objects recon-.
mended in The resolutions, viz: Col. John 7 An
derson; VIM. W. Boyt, R. M. Hudson, OF Bo!e
lourt; john }. Moormar, OF Rockblidge; VIM. II
Terrill, of Bath
Ii appears from an editorial notice in The Lew
isburg Chronicle, that the Greenbrier delegation
and one other not mentioned, endeavored 10 pro
cure the passage OF a resolution recommending
TO The Legislature "a favorable notice Of lh'
Louisa railroad" but the proposition was unsuc
cesslul. The Chronicle states that, according L
the understanding OF all the delegations excep
Two, 'ihe sole object OF The meeting was ih'
James River interest, unconnected with any oihe
| imnrnyemanl y
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MARRIAGES

,,i ma e,, e. Yesterday est morning Mr. Jacob a
Of Georgetown, ID. T., 10 Mis-. SARAH TIrRpIV
county. '"' 81 ro""a'a"
married, on wednesday evening, the Cd D-e-nh-,
BENJAMIN Z. GRAY. Of the CITY OF Richmond !,
MISS SUSAN T., eldest daughter Of Charles Reid
Esq Of Norfolk. e''
Married, by the Rev. +. B. Mcclure, At Westwoos
Hanover county, the 9th of November, The R, !
JOHN r. MCGUIRE, 10 Miss JUDITH W, daughter j
the late Judge VIM. peterborough.
Married, at Baltimore, on The 9Th November, by Rrv
X. Vinton, THEOUURicK G. FERGUSON of Ri
mond, Va, to Miss ELIZA ANN CuNNINGHAW
daughter of the late Loyd Cunning ham OF Bal,mo,e
Married, on Wednesday night November os,h >,
Poplar sprinE Appomattox county, by the Rev n,
Hammer, ROBT. n. GLASS. Esq Senior Edlto, =, ~.
Lynchburg Republican, tn Miss ELIZABETH 1Ircr%
ia, daughter Of The late Col Samuel Christian
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NORFOLK MARKET, December .


CuRN-Our lasi quoted rates, SO els. per BUSH
el for mixed and straw colored, and 81 cents per
bushel for Prime while, were maintained only for
few days afterwards Sales subsequently have
been made al so cents for the former ard SIS cents
for lbe latter, which decline was occasioned by a
falling off in the price Of Corn in all the Northern
markets. We trust The steamers advces, now
nearly due at Boston, will have tendency 10 sns-
lain previous rales and enliven our markets. The
receipts of Corn are fair al this Time, bu, The de-
mand not as brisk as we could desire.
FfouR-We quote the article dull, and prices
nominal at S5s TO 81 for supelfne; Family we
quoe al 6s 10 T. as IN quality or
b. Pgas-Sales have been made al % GEMS
ner busbel since our last, bu, prices have settled
down to about 80 50 cents, with iair demand
and moderate receipts
Warts BEANs-Light receipts; last sales al
l2i per bushel.
SpisGI.E,-Receipls are very light; arrivals
would command about "a 10 25 per NJ, as The
demand is good.-[ Beacon.
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Y virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Superior Count u
- Law and Chancery for Charles CITY county, pro
nounced on the 18th day of November Is46 In The suits
Of Mcclure and others The President, Directors aid
and Company Of the Bank of Virginia and Others,
Mcclure and others ". Harrison and others-ih- sub
scribers, appointed by The Court Commss oners Tor
that purpose will offer for sale at public anci"n 10 ire
highest bidder, for cash, Berkeley, IN Charles tty
county, on TUESDAY. the 5ih day Of January. isii
the SLAVES and other personal property belonging 10
the estate Of the Benjamin Harnson remaining IN.
sold. and which were conveyed by certain deeds %
trust referred 10 BY the Decree 10 wit twenty hve kr
ly Negroes-mrn, women and children, s0ne Hon' eh''
and Kitchen Furniture; valuable p-'n-, &c. ~ he sae
h. deferred nv very Indictment weather. will rake place
the next fair day. -
NATHANIEL. NELSON, cou,,,
HENRY HARRISON, 4
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[COyre,pondence Of the National LaieAtge'Ner.
BALTIMORE, Dec. =, 5, p. M.

Our markets c-iaY are pretty much a, stand.
Purchasers offer SIT and holders generally ale
unwilling 10 lake less than IS for Howard street
Flour; no sales nave come under my notice. Ci-
" miIlers contend for S. There is more iirm'
ness upon The part oil holders. Corn meal 62i
a. rs. No sales ofrye -four; ii would bring
about 81. nc
Sales of good 10 prime red wheat at Do to 80
cents and firm, lending upwards; white do. ioo
lis: sales OF new white and yellow corn al oo G.
per bushel; oats 80 c.; rye Sc c.; coveIseed 81 oo
da1seed ST IS, and timothy seed Is IS per
bushel. Whiskey is dull at22a % c. per gallon.
The Telegraph from New York and Phlladei-
pha reports, up 10 the close of business, as fol-
lows
A, NV York, there were sales OF Genesee
-four today at IS 3lt, and firm. Wheat is SCI
ling a, ll6c. Corn brings Csc. Stocks are dull.
Cotton maintains itself.
We have no word Of the Caledonia, now due
a, Boston, with dates from Liverpool 10 The lsln
uhimo.
Al Phil ApeLpHIA the -four market remains
firm as quoted yesterday. Small sales at 81 SIT,
some bidders asking more. Corn meal dull, and
declined s, cts. per bbl on previous sales. Sales
OF prime red wheat wheat at l02 c. per bushel-
Yellow corn selling al 81 c; oats 23c.
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A TEACHER WANTED

ITO lake charge Of the School 80 long and ably No
i Daged BY Col. Morton snims. The sfno"'' w.
unI, r C,oI Sums was worth esOo PEI annum One
well qualified in all the departments oi Education, OF
wood nornIs talent for managing b"y-, ana inphf,ng
10 Them The knowledge possessed by himself could do
well here. Col. simms Is now m Mexico, and VIII not
return in time IL al all, to fill the vacancy sasiac.
tory testimonials will he required and Application made
To b. A. Jones', II miles West Of Gainesville, sumter
county Alabana bee. s-fA
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CAUTION.

THE public are hereby cautioned and forwatn'f
i against trading for bond executed by mr to ore
man Payne, bearing date the 2ad day Of Nes.m",
1876 given on demand for i've hundred and fof,s a.
dollars Also. one for hundred and i"cut! ~"
lars, and another for thiry-one dollars-ih- o.ns
the two last mentioned notes not recoeet.h. a.
bill OF sale for a negro slave named Giandsoh- D.
which were obtained from me by SAID Cormah ~"
IN IN. most fraudulent manner, which ain able w
tabsh-and consequently consider them M, s,a ~