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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

o. A correspondent of ours at the seat
of war, relates this incident of our Second
Regiment:
Col. Butler passed quite compliment on
the Mississippians, at Lobos island. Gen.
Scott told Col. Butler that be should take
the Pennsylvania regiment and his own
fSouth Carolina and go over to Tuzpan,
and take it for the convenience of the wa
ter. The Mexicans were fortified there,
and in consid erable numbers.
But" says Butler, A." why not take the
Mississippians?"
"They have no arms, their arms are al
Brassos," was the reply.
WELL" says Butler, {" had rather take
them with their tent poles, than the Penn
sylvanians with their muskets J"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

mite all Mexicans, &c. &c. He says in
his letter to Gemez Farias:
81 have determined, listening to the
voice of my conscience and the exigen-
cies oC the nation, TO submit 10 the sacri-
fee of proceeding to the capital TO assume
The reins of Government, with which
have been entrusted by my fellow-citi-
zens."
Santa Anna had not arrived on 18th,
but would meet with no difficulty IN assu-
ming powar. The report sent US by Mr..
Kendall that he was in the capital on the
10Th, and in full possession of power, we
have no doubt was true. Picdyune, oh.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
} he Voters of Carroll:

a7- We again devote almost our entire
space to the Army news. The very latest
intelligence will be found under the differ
ent heads. Our first Regiment was at
Monterey, the I'd on its way thither. The
great advantages gained by our arms give
assurance that the war cannot be Of much
longer duration.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
POSTSCRIPT.

OF Gen. Taylor's Official Dispatches
were received when our paper was ready
for press. We will publish them next
week. Our loss at Buena Vista was 264
killed, $50 wounded, 26 missing. Gen. T..
estimates the Mexican loss at 500 to
Q 900 killed and wounded.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

THE EFFECT OF DISCIPLINE - VoLnn.
teers at Bucnd Vista lin a conversation
which we had with an intelligent officer
who arrived yesterday from Buena Vista,
we lea rned that the regiments Of volun-
teers whose officers had taken pains 10
drill and exercise them in The art Of war,
distinguished themselves throughout the
battles of the 22d and 23d February. OF
the Arkansas Cavalry, two companies,
pixies and Preston's,) were well drilled,
and fought with distinction. That those
companies which fled during the engage
ment were so disorderly that nothing was
expected of them. OF the two Indiana
regiments in the battle, one was well dis
ciplined and fought bravelyj the other was
not, and gave way in the commencement
of the fight. The Kentucky foot and Da-
vis's Mississippi Regiment, together with
Lanes Indiana Regiment, and Baker and
Bssell's Illinois troops, were well officer
ed, and conducted themselves with the
greatest gallantry and frmness. There
was no accounting for the different beha-
viour of the two regiments from Indiana,
except upon the score OF discipline
They were both from the same State, and
apparently of the same staple, yet Bowies'
regiment left their brave commander, who
when deserted by the body of his men.
collected some score of such as would fol-
low him, and asked permission to fight in
the Mississippi regiment, where they did
good service till the close of the battle.
An incident is related of Col. Bowles,
which excited no little interest in the ar
my. The morning after the battle, as
Bowles was passing over the field, the
Mississippi regiment rose voluntarily and
presented arms, in token Of their sense of
the compliment he paid them in seeking
their ranks when deserted by the mass of
his own regiment.
Col. DAVIS, whose conduct, as was that
of his command, was the admiration Of the
army, we are glad to learn is doing well.
His wound is painful one, and may pos
sibly lame him for life; but no apprehen-
sions are entertained of fatal ISSUE
Col. Mckee and 1t. Col. Clay were both
stripped by the enemy, as were such men
and officers as fell into their hands.
1t is TO be hoped that the companies of
volunteers who deserted the field will be
particularly singled out, so that their mis-
conduct may not cast any stigma upon the
great body of this description OF force,
which certainly enacted wonders.
Our informant thinks That no man living
could have won the battle of Buena Vista
except Gen. Taylor. That in the most
desperate struggles, the soldiers seemed
animated by The idea that he could not be
defeated, and that all would come out right
in the end.
When Mckee and Clay were killed,
their regiment was pressed so hard by an
overwhelming column of Mexicans, -
some six or more to one,-ihat Captain
Washington drew the canister from his
battery, and fired shells over the heads of
the Kentucky troops, which bursting above
the enemy contributed 10 the relief of our
men. This shows the GOODNESS with
which the batteries were managed.
Picdyune.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
CHOCTAW COUNTY.

A meeting of the Democratic party Of
Choctaw county will be held at the Court
house on Saturday 1st day of May next' for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
State and District Conventions.
April 9, 1847
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

o. Neill S. Brown has been nominated
as the wing candidate for Governor of
Tennessee. Aaron v. Brown, the present
Governor, has no doubt been nominated
as the Democratic candidate.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

The N. Q. Mercury notices demand by
Gen. Taylor for more force. We presume
the regiments already being raised will be
hurried on, and that no further call for IL
months volunteers may be expected.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
Cotton Market.

NEw-ORLEANs, April 6.
There is fair demand. but BUYERS are
unwilling to pay the high rates asked by
factors, and consequently only $500 bales
have changed hands at Saturdays prices.
liverpool Glass; Observation-Disclosures and .uis-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

Our old friend and partner, L. P. Hall,
is now one of the editors of the Matamoras
Flag. We thank him for files of that pa
per regularly sent to our address.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

EFLt. Col. M'Clung writes from Mon
terey, the 10Th ult., that he was slowly re-
covering, but was not then able to set up.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

GIVE are authorized to announce
SAM'L S. MONDAY as a candidate for
Clerk of the District Court of Chancery.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

or The President, it is said, will de.
cline making any further appointments of
Major Generals.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

of the terms of capitulation. We must
await the publication of the official reports
at Washington
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

az We are authorized to announce G.
W. H. MARI, ESQ. of Yallobusha co., as
a candidate for District Chancerv Clerk.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

AcKNowLEDeME Mackinlay, of
4he Dime, and Mr.. Woods, of the John
Wesley, will accept our thanks for late pa
pers and extras sent US.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

Our friend and name-sake of the N. ..
Mercury was lately married to the eldest
daughter of Senator Benton. We congra-
tulate him on the suspicious event, and
hope he will turn to be good democrat.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

: o. A large number Of the Democrats of
Vicksburg have called on Jno. Jenkins
ESQ.,. editor of the Sentinel, to become a
candidate to represent that city in the Le-
gislature. Our contemporary assents in an
appropriate and characteristic letter. We
wish him succ ess with all our heart.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
THE DEMOCRAT.
CARR BOLTON :
0rr DEMOCRATIC MEETING 60

Wednesday morning, +: April IA, lS47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26

ADVANCES.

Morris AGHtotLrunr7r's FUKNAcEs.-A
simple, portable and low priced furnace for
boiling aud steaming food for cattle, and FIR
many mechanical purposes. Call and exa-
mine il.
PrKE and HART.
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nEH0RTs.

A statement If Auditor ofl
warrants issued from Igt. Sept. J
t84a 10 1T Sept. 1915. 4907tf0
(5igneJJ SAMUEL SkotrfeEb Auditor,
A statement Of Auditor Of
warrants issued from LIST Sept. :
t945, to 1st Sept. 1916. 4504,G0
(signcd) SAMUEL sKotFfELD Auditor,
A statement Of Auditor of
warrants issued, from ist Sept. :
1916, 10 Isl June 1s47, 453f,52
(Stgned) 7. H., IL. HAroH Auditor,
4 statement Of Auditor
showing, the amount to be
drawn from Treasury as per
specifications to the 1st. Sep
tefnbet, 1g47. G000
tSiered) a. Il. II. HATCn Auditor,
The following Ii the opinion Of James NJ.
Elarn Parish Attorney, referred to iutie report
Of finance committee.
ii would seem that # vas the intention Of
The Inv mixers BY the g&l Size Of The Act.
approved, 9th april 1917, That to8 Police
Jury should make special appropriations, f5f
the s+ve 81 expenditure contemplated. And
publish the same. "~1Hsirydags before asses.
sing the tax. (ai9nedJ J, NJ. Elan,
The Fl lowing resolution was adopted.
Resolved That The Auditor b., and he Is
hereby authorized, and required, to issue war
rants for I'LL properly authenticated elaims, for
the year nov provided for and furnish a re-
port showing the amount Of the same, 10 the
Jury at the next September session. AnYl8W
to the co1tfary notwithstanding. And be il
ftrther resolved That the Clerk furnish fhn
said Auditor with d copy Of this resolution.
The following accounts were pr scented and
allowed.
An account Of Chas. T.. RI II fr services as
| constable in criminal cases for 2G,SJff00 doll
lars.
An account If Chs. L. Hall, for services as
col4stabIs for one dollar
An account Of j. Caldwell Jr, for his ezpen-
scs IN going to, and from New Orleans atseFt-
ding 10 tho McD0oongh case, twenty two dol
lars.
Mr.. r. r. Young, presented the following
resolution and the yeas, aid says, being called,
was adopted ~ follows, yeas. q. w. Christine,
/ r. Russ, Il. r. Young, J.. \. Pitses, Jos. Herd,
/ ]. Caldwell, Jr. II. Morgan, w. u. Lea, and
/ y. Burgess, unanimously
Resolved; That the President ofthe Police
| Jury be authorized to require counsel on the
part Of the parish, In suits brought BIZ Nsssrss.
Hacket, and Potts, against the parish. And
that he b. authorized ~ defend III suits, a8
az far AZ be may think prope.t Iaasmach
ss We think the same was une He'd for, air.
uecess ny and no good reason for such suits,
BY any member Of this todY.
The following resolution was proposed,
and adopted.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Police
Jury ne, and they are hereby rendered to
John Caldwell Jr. for the energy, c~ficien-
cy activity, and untring zeal he has
eviaced, in the prosecution Of the claim Of
the parish W.: John McDonough And
trust by q continuance Of q Ike coGvse5 be
viii o obtain Judgment for the large
amount that has been 30 long, and 50 IN
Justly withheld from the parish. And be
it fu ther resolved That the Clerk furnish
Mr.. Caldwell with a copy Of these resosu.
tions.
The Police jury Their adjourned Size
die. THO5. DEFALL Pres't.
WIN. HUNS Clerk.
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opinion has been formed. FftsF The mos
thor uah Investigation If tbs condition o
the Parish Treasury. from TT September
1874, up to date, on reference fo statements
furnished by the proper officers, for that
period, II will bo seem that the means ofthe
Treasury, and tho aggregate amount If
warrants drawn against the Treasurer for
tbs same period viz FROM lst. September
ls44, tip 10 date very Befrly correspond
The difference IL ii fners tri6s.
W. cannot find IN the condition Of the
Treasury, during TINT period anything 10
Justify the depreciation Of the credit OF the
patssh~excfpt Il Ii TO DO fund, IN tho
fact, th3t warrants arc drawn payablg nj
sight and the means If The parish afe 0b-
" collected during the space Of sixteen
months viz fram tst September 1916, to
ist. January 1913 aud the committee will
| s4y that tbs oaiy way Of entirely gbYiating
The dt7i ulfy would be to collect sufficient
means, bHfgrs we mike the appropriations
shieil ws do not feel authorized under ex-
is'ing circumstances, TO propose. But we
do believe that ths collector and Treasurer
| should proceed 10 collect the amount Of
taxra, and other msang of Tie parish ut as
carly ii perjoA as practicable after they are
placed IN his hands. This would In q grsat
measure, If not entirely remedy the evil.
On reference to the aforesaid documents, IL
will b. seen that tie annual average Of The
amount of warrants. ia about, $4,000. To
this however should be- added, the commits.
slona If sha Collector and Treasurer, max.
Ing the amount Cor he passed three years,
about five thousand dollars annually. We
propose for the next assessment the sum a5
above specified and offer accordingly
the following resolutions.
Re II Received, Ilat the sum Of twelve
thousand six hundred dollars, being aggre-
gate amount affixed to tho object specified
In tho above report De-, and The same IL
hereby proposed; Tor the assessment for tho
year ts47. And that this resolution and
foregoing report, be published for thirty
days, previous 10 the next September ses.
sion of the Jury, according 10 law.
(Sigued J w. ID. LEA,
f.. MOReAa,
u t4 2fvF gw
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and adopted.
Resolved that the following named persons
be, and ase hereby placed On lower end Of road
district No II, viz: Henry Lively, Harmon
Lively, Joseph Gates, II. VI. Kerr, George
street, and Lines Norton.
The Jury then adjourned until tomorrow
morning at nine O'Clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26

morning at nine O'Clock.
WEpxEspAy MoRSrSe June OH 1917.
The Police Jury met agreeable 10 adj
journm-nt same members present as on
Yesterday. The minutes Of yesterday
having been read. were approved, and the
jury proceeded to business.
TIE finance committee Of this Parish
made thH following report which with the
accompanying resolutions were adopted.
Pursuant to he provisions Of t6e act Of
the Legislature; APPROVED 7th April 1871
entitled an act relative to Police Jarles.
The finance committee respectfully beg
leave 10 report, that fom the best lnfofna-
ton VIC have bren enabled to obtain land
W. have given The subject the consideration
dsa to IT. w think tbatt the sum oftweIve
tI,rgand six hundred dollars, will he ne
ccg4afy tn meet tie probable demands,
against the parish; for the year Is47. In.
cindinr the sun Of five thousand dollars,
appropriated during The present session Of
the Jury, FIR The purchase Of a suitable site
for the erection Of the State House, add
other necessary public buildings lor the
accommodation oftbe Legislature, and co or
dfna.e departments Of the State Govern
,nant. W. annex specifications for thirty
davs publication according to the CON-
strlcfion given 10 the said act. In the opIn-
ion Of the Parish Attorney herewith SUD-
mitted, and prayed to be made part Of this
report viz.
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TO S12,60O
It appears by The statement furnished By
the Auditor, herewi b submitted +; that the
amount annexed to some of The speciica
tions. for which assessments have been
made, far the current year; as exhibited.
Those expenses for the year have been IN
usually heavy, ~expec'ally for the Jury. The
deficit should be provided for. We hare
named In the estimate the sim Of one
thousand dollars. 10 meet it. We think,
| that amount viii be quite sufficient J Oul
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
WANTED

5hftyattEN ~ FAAF4 49, 8tb3# #F* = "a N '
sugar mill, wi please call on The tttdet-
signed. a. Malta
JAMES NcFAT.
BrftpfH AND AHcBtrEef.
Respectfully ipiorma tho citizens of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that le In prepared To ua.
dnFlaNe ail contracts in his linet and will he
always ready tB.azeeatB orders for eyory az
gfhouae ieinery On tho most reasonable
terms.
Refer 10 Cal. +. Utckhy, II. w. Fowler
and Joseph Hahard, Esqfs.
April II ~, TO
TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
The undersigned has 30 band for sale a
supply 81 cane coeafefe {tor which he holds the
ptfent) and will dispose Of them
Lowa=toi Cash,
Oct. ID 1916. AttHBb GATES.
LOTS FOR SALE.
perennH wishing to purchase Town Lots In
Suburb Grassie "a laid ont by the unlerelgps
Ell, according tn the ~fKanatiVo plan Of the
Town Of Baton Rouge, will coll # The store Of
thar II ALFRED ia IEtHt
CLAREr VINE Pnuttlat, Madot, st
Julien, 5t, Estephe, In boxes, by tho dozen Or
single bottle, for sale by
mRr3l ALFRED GATES.
tnHt received supply Of Large stze Kits
Of No , nackerel; alao q quantity Of Goldfish
IN Boxes for gallo BY.
ALFRED GATES.
JUST RECEIVED.
A lot olthe red Gary Plows, from Nog.l IL
4, by
dec ~ Alfred Gates.
Just received. q freeb supply of PINE
ArFLG CHEEsE, for sale by
ALFRED GATES.
just received, Il lot OF no. | matktfel
half R5ls, quarter BbIs. m Kite, for salohy
Ian "a ALFRED GATES.
SPERM CANDtEs.-4g Il Is, Of best
New Bedford brand for sale by
dee o7 Aifred Gates.
Just received 81 boxes of Geo. Mills eupe-
hal1bl Il3k Nncat, and FIR sale by
"a ALFRED GATES
PAPER tIANGtNGS.
iHIh pieces ~ wall uAEHFY WIN bbFHsFH "
match: atao F'jrehaatd aud C1rntge paper, ual
received and for sale by.
&. VI. HEKOMAN
oppoBiteth Methodist Church.
Nay IL
GEArte.-We are receiving n variety q
| fancy aud cotntnon Grates, suitable for burn
| ing wood or coal, which we will sell love-
than they can biz purchased IN New Orleans
and fully equal In point Of beauty and durabl
Iitp. P1KE and HART
TDbACGD,
We have received another lot 81 tho yer,
sunertor HARRY y THE WEST, and THAI
| SAME OLD N,"-ilkewiHe a large assert
| mentof Missouri and Kentucky Tobacco.
feb 2S Pike ~ Hart.
ADVANCES.
We are prepared 10 make CAST advancel
| on c"onsignneuts If Sugar and Malassee,
| our friends in New York, Philadelphia, y
| Louis. Louisville, Nashville, Madison, Il
and New Orleans. Nov. | 30 PIKE d. IiAEI
Morris hGH]totLrunt7r's FUKNAcEs-f
| simple, portable and low priced furnace 70
boiling aud steaminr food for cattle, and fy
many mechanical purposes. Call aud exa'
mine il.
PIKE and HART.
PORK
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B. H. NORMAN
BOOK STATIONERY
ESTABLISHMENT

ESTABLISHMENT
Is CAMP st. EEw ORLEANS
New and improved Stock. Prices re.
duced. ". B. Country and city mer-
chants and the public generally are most
re pectfllly invited to call and ascertain
the actual reduction OF prices
F.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
OFFICE At Mr.. BATES HorEL
NEAR THE STEAM BOAT LANDING.
Baton Rouge Louisiana.
MAY 22-I6. Ie47.
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OFFICE d. PAHLog STOVES We have
some very handsome Parlor Stoves, aud . lot
2f the best lartern Office stoves, adapted To
%$ne use Of coal or wood.
PIKE and HART.
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commissioners To lay off, and mark ont
aid road. and report at the neat Saptetn
Der session Of the Jury. And that the
clerk furnish eaeh one If the said Com
misaioner=, with d cory Of this resolution.
Provided that before tbs Satd commission
efa proceed IL business they take The
oath prescribed by law
Tbs following persons vers appointed ROAD
q vefaeefs, f7f the s~aaalnE year VIZ foF
Pad district No T.. J r. Pitar, No 9, II Dur
CESS. East rni, No h, Evan IfaWes, West end,
No g, East end, Foster ID adf0fds No q, Wsst
end, Sim on Roberts, No I, John Bartell Jr.,
No . upper end, Lewis Kglsy, No 8, lower
end. NJ. Watson, No D, upper end, John omit,
No =, lower 6nd, l.. II. Carpenter, No 10. BEN
| tamtu IInr=ki, No II. East end, David A Nc
Cants. No II, West end, Fb5s. J. Muse, No
| Ia, Wlbnru Young, No 10, ]. II seHa3et. No
! Il. Iaa. g. DlW=an. Mo 10, Jacob Kanm"st
/ Nh IL, Ia No gan. No ~ Wln ~Edfa6nstou,
No 9D. Jos. Monfae0ndisl No21 w H. Riley,
No Al, Jos Phillips, No u, John Kanhafds
! No III. l.. VI. Mart=r, M 20, Eftsfai# Wat
kfps, No as, Martin y9ttagbiood, No III, Th95,
Dsv4iE No 83, Nn. D8YaEl, 70 80, samuel
Wabasso 5i, J. Iag, No ~, T.. " BrtBhlor7.
No 81. Phi Norwood, No 81, j " CoEnganE.
No IN Paul faigFg.
Tho following report was presented, read
and adopted. Tho Committee to ozlrltag The
onfst N Ing accounts against the Parish, aBf
for whte!l warrants tHpe not ba9n i=stadi res
p~retfully report. That VS. have examined nj
which hays been presented for our c0uatdst1.
ton, and find tbs sans to be- fofreet, win tht
reception of four, viz. Two presented b
John f, deCat J. r, lgf cost one F%fesette'
By J. L.. D1tirocqt T., f5r cost, fNta fees charged
IN said accounts, not corresponding with thu
provisions nf the law IN such cases made, aut
pf9vidsi-8ee Hob5nsoHs leual lawt 247
~srcebxal And references annexed taerett
100000. And which II supported by t}ts opiti
ION Of James ". ElafH E,s4y Parish Attorney
hnfafe annesed, and prayed 10 DO q Paft 81 tbl
report. Also one presented by the Coroner
ar Corptera Jury, III ths case Of J0Fa 6f1 Hn
/, il g8f being properly drawn, All 1T which
!, respectfully submitted fsiened) Egbert M9rgaf
n. r. Young, G. ". Christine.
The following IL the opinion ct James NJ
Elaru EST, Parish Atforray.
Tile last law regulating tbs feas to BE- char9
: ed b4 Justices Of Inc psace, IN Criminal caset
, il itiat approved goth Febfuay 1917. Tb
. fourth SECTION provides; that IN all criminal q
asa, the Justices of the peace, throughout th
, state. shall receives their fe@=, agreeable to III
utgth, and tenth sections Of the art; approve
6a tAa Goth march 1919. III nee that la"
|, sjfi IN force. (Stguad JAS. vi biafH'
The following accounts reported by tho Con
miffee. and allowed, 70 VIM. Kelley On net
IF +lattaty Bgin{gagrv ~ witness a.
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NcVAI

HHTIHFH AVID AHIFFThHEt
Respectfully ipiorma The citizens of Baton
Rouge aud vicinity, that DO IL prepared 10 un.
dnFiaHs All contracts in his line, and will be
always ready to5exetutB orders for every az
tiele gfhouao ieihery On tho most reasonable
terms.
Refer 10 GIL, +. t~ttckhy, II. w. Fowler
and Joseph Hanard, EsqrB.
ApfiI HI m. 10