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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-14
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Notice.
NNILL BE SOLD. at the Court-house, on
w Monday of Court week next. likely
NEGRO WOMAN, well qualified to discharge
the duties of family servant. w. 5. ASHE.
May Is, ls47. 35-ts
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NFESs PORK.-A lot of New York City In
a. spection, just received and for sale by
May Ii. G. w. DAVIS.
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lust Received.
NOTICE.

N1ONSIGNEES and owners of Goods coming
~ by any of the Packets consigned to my ad.
dress, are hereby notified tia. they must attend to
receiving them on their arrival, and during the
time the vessels are dscharging, as ] will not be
responsible for any goods after being landed.
GEORGE w. DAVIS.
October Is, 1916
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B B MALE INSTITUTE.
RE.HVFNRT. ~. 4.

VENHlS INSTITUTION will be oPeh.u .nrer.
u first Monday in July next, under me ti6 :; 10
attendance of gentleman eminentIy qu qua. # Bis
mpart instruction, and to direct the snule' IS ,hs
pupils. He will be assisted by Lad'eS E,en,h
highest attainments, as Teachers. Inc in,
department will be in charge of geI','t, IS 5
native of France-who has much ceeO'"y oepe
teacher of that language. No pains nor IAN
will be spared TO make this Institute P. ar,;ca o.
and superior school for the Eastern Po, .oirs (.
North Carolina. in which students can i'''
liberal and accomplished education. 400 in.
Beaufort is pleasant village. OF some n.nan anu
habitants, situated in full view OF the oo hnaIth.
much resorted TO in the scky season foI nr ard
Tuition in the Scientific, Musical, e. b. will
Ornamental departments, with ooafu'"s'
be on the most reasonable terms. II IosS,,
For further particulars inquire OF = r .rspOS.
l. RAMSEY. JAMES RuMLEr, or WIN. q ,n;i1n,;ngtcn,
P. s.-Beaufort is so miles from ""uH''
April 40, ls47--t33ly
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the republic, and if the Americans were not
beaten back from that point, it would be use
less 10 oppose further obstacles to their adj
vance. This he said in Jalapa, on the eve OF
departure for the scene of action. But, to
wheedle the people. n his usual style. he now
excuses himself by saying that he was not
prepared-tha the action commenced much
sooner shan he expected-and that his deien-
ces were not completed. j. II. +.
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TO THE PIRIIl

r. TAKE this method of informing the n,,..
~ that now occnpy the Livery Stables forro INC
occupied by Mr. III. r. NIXON. and solicit ny
patronage of the public generally. All per.o n'
who may favor me with call. may rest assu,us
that their horses will be promptly attended ,o
fiatter myself that have the best of OstIers
I0Also large Lot for the accommodates -
DRoyERs.
w. T. ]. VANN Agent
April Esd, ls47.-[32u
nILS-Pure sperm, bleacbed whale blackf.L
~ for machinery, Linseed, Olive and CAST
in quantities 10 suit purchasers. at
STANTON & cos
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Valentine Canalizo as his successor.
Tera Cruz Chronicle, 28h ut
By person just arrived from Orizaba, we
know that Gen Santa Anna had arrived there
with about 200 dragons, and Immediately
command about 5000 men of the fugtives from
Cerro Gordo. He also assures us that cor
respondence had been seized by the authori-
ties at Mexico, addressed by great parsonage
to Senior Rejon, offering certain sum if he
would bring about an early peace, and to place
all the requisite means at his disposal
In Puebla, Gen. Inclan is commanding
They are fo:tifying the town for resistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-19
MAD. HGRTKNOCn, widow Vi Prot. II,
DUTCH BULBous ROOTS.

V'HE SUBSCRIBER hss los received one OF mo hhes'
COLLECTIONS Of Bulbous Roots imported the Nsrio-
tie, Of Hyacinfhs Narcssus and Tulips selected py
himself With especial reference 70 their suitable mes ton
room cuare and they cannot fail 10 give general sats-
Alton for better bulbs cknnst be grown.
Lsay Amateurs and others viii consult their own inter
BY calling him previous to selecting As
M, pees will Ala be found from Is 20 30 cent lower
,ks those of any other store in the Oty lie has also
very choice assortment Of Hyacinth Glasses and POTS
sme Of which arc perfectly unique and cannot be obtained
being selected for him by friend who visited
Europe last summer He oaly socs en- inspection OF the
articles he feels assured that they VIII Dc iouna
resented. JAMES HOGC, ooS Broadway.
as 2meod near rrinee-st
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SCHOOLS.

FRENCH CLASSES, by Prof J. 7. EDWARDS
AN every Monday. Thursday and Friday evening, Al
SMeDousal-st Professor Edwards u anative OF Paris
and teacher Prof Tsppans School and by permission
rses 10 the following gentlemen, many OF whom have
bseL his pupils: J. J.. Forester NJ D., ;. T Hubbard
Amos, Esqs, Prof Henry Tsppan, d d., Rev. Dr. White
house, Rev G. h Reid, &c. &c. Prof Edwards viii at
isnd al the houses Of pupils II requested elss Tor
young ladies 10 organizing Apply personally or by
lstter, At 81 McDoussl.st NJ m
WRENCH LANGUAGE Manassas Ora System
i Madame DUkAND, daughter OF the late Jean manesca
informs ladies' aud gentlemen that she ls now organic
her classes for the ladies morning class tof ming
Resdspcs 80 Walker-st os lmlstp'
MARSHES CLASSICAL and Commercial Acsde
VI ny 07 Henry-st Brooklyn, will be reopened on
Msss Ausus the instr action OF young seriemen
In svsy Of education necessary 10 ht them ente
college oountinshouse Terms from $40 70 20 per
quarter For circulars containing reference and other par
eua apply the sice OF this paper or at xz Willow
o. Bfooklyn. aus u
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-The undersigned era.
Nduae Of the University Of konissbeTs Ia rIne.s, 10
prepared awe private lessons in the Gel man language
snd literature. For terms and lefetences spplyto
nl7iw- TIL. GLAUBENskLEE, ~ Mhitest
MAD. HARTKN OCH, widow vi Prof Hsrihnoeh
iof Moscow (Rssss and daughter having just srlNsd
from Germany wish to give instruction III ema
Drawios and Murc II rcquied; AppncAnon 20 pe hane
at their residence 81 Veseyst omS 70 IL 0e'oeA In s
morning
R.Jrsaes,-Rev O. D. Abbott Is Univesity-pl' D. Apple
ESQ 200 Broadway Rev O. Cheever, hast Fifteenth
e. q. Christ, Esq % Exeasnse,piacei 9. rsoe i,
Hsssn Consal 40 Nswst W. 1. Hoppn, Esq. o. az,
st; r. Morgan, Esq 40 Wihsm-st Prof Roslnson, 29'
Greene T schuch udt Esq Il Nass,ast o. scnayIeh
Ksq 2Hauoyersr TIL Victor, SO 93 Pesrst nj feoa'
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~ Ambrosial Tooth faste.-bor cleansing the
teeth and rus aad communicating agreeable odor TO
The hresh this AInbrosa Paste posed of orrs and
othsr fssan ingredients has been acknowledged far
neror 10 Adv other dentfrice Being compounded OF
rpsent materials IL hardens the gums and makes them
sdhs,e more firmly the teeth thereby assisting mate
sy 10 the latter from premature decay This
Pate sso combines antpurescent and detergent proper
lie, in an eminent degree and its frequent use IL sure
means of keeping the breath and mouth Ia sweet ana
healthy condition. Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHN
SON Chemist and Druggist rs Broadway In the Granite
ct and It Coddingtons, 500 Hudson, Of Spring
Pnes 50 cent? on 2meod
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

dbpyba flapn
abhM flowing being sums
and ea Ave-
Adh
on HI st
for ehdml enhnM ad Ann City
ndan xanaOt rlA m uyGH
moi damh am d nc
nd a he0s ndd sanua or y thereon
Mayo
eNwYhN .sr ART EONs n ct mini nE
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COTTON MANUFACTURERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER manufactures every desen pron VI
copper sheet iron aud tin work for factories Cotton
as cylinders mule drums, cap boxes &c &C maze IN
- best .,,.n
0rasn BY mail solicited VIM q. CkEAMEh,
al asvlks Derby. Conn
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nPusYsrS, aRUsHES!I

THE SUBSCRIBER invites the attention OF CUM
TRY MERCHANTS and the public generally 10 ms
extensive Of Brushes Of every description, a.
he Brush Factory, SS7 Pesrlst (FrsnkhnsqaareD Con
ranfly on hand paint brushes, sash tools, whte-wSh
phs and all kinds Of fancy brushes which he offers for
ale at the lowest prices
oSH Ina ods John X. HOPPEL.
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a. Moorhead,. Graduated Magnetic Ma

cklnss-These rev and beautiful instruments have
esved the general commendstion Of tho medical profess
son Of this city account OF their great simplicity and
excellence They confidently recommended as being
the most beautiful convenient aud eectua article Of the
hind which introduced to the public In all
diseases Of chronic or character the at
sudns their is truly wonderful. Each machine Ia
esnpsned by manual with full directions, and Is war
rsrtsd Manufactured aud sold wholesale and RETAIL
su7 # D. C.. MOORHEAD. 1872 Broadway, N.
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Daily papers received At tho offss whose terms
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s,.rous besutng and stens henns their hair should
s,ted that the genuine bears oil is the best article
a. oropong the growth and identifying the hair. Who
ever Of the undersigned may rely upon obtain
ia, s ssnuine liberated grease Of the bear, purified
snS deshtally peamed for toilet purposes by hEsRY
Ioussos Chemist ana Druggist, Z3 Broadway, In the
Grsnits Building cor of Chambers-s Sold also at 100
SaIton-a n East Broadway and at Coddingtons sos
Hudsops Price p cents for small 80 cents large bottles
~ Purchasers 10 be assured of getting the genuine
Bssy, OIL should purchase only such bears the seal
And name Of Henry Johnson 23 Broadway NYo27 2meod
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ATWOOD ST0YESl

UMPIRE STOVESi-fersons wanting superior Gull
Ensry apparatus are respectfully invited this
ulebrsted Stove before purchasing elsewhere The
1tAis stove always charged with pure air They will
- - a.sxnstf HICKOK 4 co. Zss Wstsr-st
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THE FOLLOWING COMMUNICATIONS sr.

pQbtsnef % clnVince Itdes O ts s1fefy nd sttFo
,aecsss Of Mrs BErTs's SUPPORTERS T6sy are
wo.a By MOO females IN ss,iots Pos Of The UEitst
states with the greatest e>sc and comfort
kpd M Mrs Bsttss Supporters sverytsns 70 praise
ana rofhs-s 10 blame Ten aees Of this city who have
ned h A. suggestion, have found quite eouf1 sbe,
and II IL With pleasure that approve y les application
r Cs,r.E3. Sea. d Bslunofe'
$780, h.v. h~.u rost ftvorsele ssd in ous
ptaetiee .b,, h.s. been very sEcc-sfuL'
FROM Drx C.RsIcH.si.k MILLS, Richmond Va
sltInsas. ls5 Broadway.
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un6pIy7E RANGES

CoR BAKING OR ROASTiNG.-This article 10 supe,
nor % snyhins OF the hind IN mssst II combines al
- advantages Of Atwoods Empire Soealns S,o.e, so'
Nsby HlCkok GU XS "stsi"
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sANDFORp n. KELLOGG,

AJTORNEY.AT-LAW,o Office 20 Pinsst -. Loais'
ehe. The securing and collection Of debts and all pro-
ost business viii Be promptly and faithfully attend
esshsrs, and Collins Kellogg, St. Louis. Messs ksn
Spsryse Co Lawrence, Trimbls Co Hugh Aseh
- Sons, and w. W. finnes 4 Co. New OK
IA Coliins 1 Brothers, Hartford. - 2awom'
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uOUsRKEEPRRs, HARDWARR, CUTLERY

Use- Fine ivory and common Tsbs cutlery, ea's.,
fooas eastors tsstrays lamps, esndesnes stesi n'e
conss mills, pantry scales, warming pans so 80
Allan irons britannia and spanned ware brass kettles
siow wre sauce pans round sud oval pots, wsne irons
alrons tea boilers and fish kettles furnsess Goa noos
tc. c. s. LITTLE,
eodSn lat. Osborn l. Littls) IS Fnlton-st
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NOTICES.
FOWLERs g. WELLS,
cu,,o, Hall. 13I Nassau-sf. N. u.

- L. ID. wheeler, Commissioner OF Deeds for
Ssx.yort IA Conrscsie1t. Tsmnsny Hall s2S II
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n DIR. Christie's t.aIvauic Rings, Belts,
BraeNIefs and Nlngnefic Eluid.-SusugeTs are re-

Bracelets and Magnetic fluid.-Suaugers are re-
specially informed that the only place in New York 10
san these celebrated articles, genuine, Ia at lS2
Broadway between Jcln-st and Maidenane. al la all
ssss Of NERVOUS DISEASES, the efficacy OF Christies
tnic articles is truly wonderful aud their great cee-
y hss caused them TO be countoeed by needy persons
vho offer spurious and worthless limitations against which
As pabe respectfully guarded No Druggist OF Drug
New York will be allowed 10 sell Dr. Chris
Articles The sale and exclusive Agency sst 1872 Broad
hu<l "
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4os. LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS IA
ANN FOR FOREIGN PORTS. 4t3
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Hsrd al Nv III very earliest vessels This depsrt~
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70 val Known foI many yeas ~ t1e experience and
LS,.a, spperptsEoent Of tho Foreign Letter Depart
rsnt Of the New-york City Posi once
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he yoreTn ship Letter Once Of the ew,fork Tribune
o. ,ha oaoket-ship ADMIRAL, Capt. Wotten, which
s,ils for Rsvre the .ih OF Nov
Also will be received at the same place Letters and
Nsw.p.pen for the psoketship HOI1lNGER, Capt.
Rnr.lsy vhieh sails for Liverpool on the 2ist Nov.
Aso will be received At the same place Letters and
Sew,pspers for the pscket,ship MARGARET EVANS,
Cart Tinker, which sails for London on the Path Nov
~ Virginia Land for saIe-Haying large guam
ty Of well improved sDd posed Of farms Of from 100
10 90 acres each application by letter or otherwise
70 The updsrgped asent for the propretors, purchasers
NAV Learn without charge, the localities, prices terms
of number Of splendid farms for sale chesp in Viz
- lddress fpostpaid) H. X. GREGG
M zsv3wD2tW. Msrtinsburs, Berkeley Co. Va
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q General Depot Of the American Improved
Hyfsisn Vegetable MediciDeHyePs fills-lS0 Fuitonst
Sun Bal dins-On hand Drugs and Medicines sl the Pa
tent Medicines Of the day Thompsonian and Boanic pre-
psrtions seuerslly Perfumery, &c. r. fhICE'
MS 3teOd
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Uduae OF the University Of konssbers Ia Prussia, 10
prepared 20 awe private lessons in the German language
snd literature. For te rms and lefetences apply to
nil iw- tn GLAU BESSkLEE, ~ Whie-st
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22
CHAM Sns.ss.

The Trenton State Gazette states that
few days ago, just before dinner time,
hungry looking countryman entered the
refectory of Mr.. Warmer, in that city,
and propounded the usual interrogatory
IS this where they keep clam soupr
Yes, sir, said Mr.. " armer, how much
will you have? 2
Well replied the customer, i IL take
three cents worth.
Three cents arorth ? exclaimed the host,
why, man alive, where are you going to
put three cents worth? You certainly
won't pretend to eat that quantity at one
time .
How do you sell 1t 2 asked the aston
ished countryman.
'One cent gallon
We'll, II try a gallon said the coun.
tryman, as he leisureIy took a seat in one
of the boxes
r Mr.. Warmer, who felt in the humor for
"a joke, measured out gallon of Clam
couP5 anu uStu II CdIliCu 10 Ills customer
He commenced deyouring it, and after
several temporary suspensions, IN order 10
wipe away the perspiration, and breathe
freer, he at length found the bottom of
his soup dish. Mr. w. inquired of the
customer whether he didn't want more
He replied negatively, and inquired of
Mr.. Warmer
How in the world do you manage to
make soup so cheapI
Why said Mr.. Warmer, in The spring
we buy about hundred CLANS, put them
into a hogshead of water, and, by occa
sionally throwing in few crackers. with
sufficient pepper and salt, in a few weeks
have the soup ready for use, and can keep
1t the whole year round $500.
We'll, now. amt that fust rate What
dye ask for the receipt p
For county right, as, $50; for
township, $50; and for family right,
s5r
That II just suit US, for we don't get
clans more than once a year where we
live. guess II buy family right
I'm desperate JoaI Of, clam soup. myself
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

M'41lhlsd haze htc D,e0hs ts ttctr Otcn haHas
~ restoring Themselves TO health. IIiu they
be rise IN time Who can teH7
An individual only wishes TO know the right say
a. pursue H.; and there none were II suciv made
known how LIFE might be prolonged and IIlALTH
recovered, who would not adopt the plan. Evidence
IS required that the right way Is discovered. This
Is "Iut those suffering from sickness want be -at-
sshed about For no foolish a. not To cuiov Oh
the health his body capable Oft Who J.. there iat
would not live, when ms experience can 50 much
benefit himself and family7 1t Is a melancholy fact
that very large proportion offhc most useful
bers Of society die between The ages Of thirty AMI
to-ty. How many widows aud cIpless OFT han, have
been the consequence OF mankind not having their
IN power the IE"ans Of restoring health when lost
Many dangers Dud difficulties be prevented
and long and certain sickness avcrted,l, ss-srlusra-
fIre IN the outset with good dose OF Bra.ndrcta'
Pills.
c. BEECH & Co, Agents. Mineral Point,
iNIftN & GO pt,ttrv,lla.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22
sEEEP.FRE, s. Fs0.s:s.EL.

DEALERS IN STOVES. TIN, AND JAPANNED
WARE.
VIII keep constantly on hand a general
assortment of stoves, among which NAV
be found the Premium Cooking Stove, Of
all kinds and sizes; Pierce's Patent Amer
lean Air Tight do; Carpenters Patent
Elevated Oven; Double Oven Premium:
Parlor and Plate Stoves, of all sizes and
patterns.
Also
\ general assortment Of Japanned. Tin,
Copper, and Sheet-lronware, Lead, L nc,
and Wire, for sale cheap for Cash
" Merchants supplied at Eastern pri
ces, adding cost Transportation.
All kinds of jobbiug done at the short
est notice, by l.. G. WHEELER.
Mineral Point. Sept. l. lS47.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

thing was correctly put down tho sum
which her deceased husband owed OF
three hundred crowns at the beginning of
the year, and what he paid off in money
and work. Below stood the following
lines. written in old Meyers own hand:
Il have settled accounts with James Bloom
to-day, { st. Martins day, and now he
owes me fifty crowns
The mother struck her hands together
with joy. embraced her child, and exclaim-
ed with delight = 7
'Oh. Ferdinand, give thanks TO God,
for we now need not leave home; now
can remain in our cottage
And | was the cause. was | not, mo-
ther?' asked the little fellow. If had
not begged you to move the chest. you
never would have found the book 1t
might have laid there an hundred years.
The mother stood for while in silent
.astonlshment, and then said =
g Oh, my child, it was Gods doings.-
| feel thrill of awe and reverence when
reflect upon it. Look as we both pray
ed and wept, there came the sparkling
FREELY, and pointed out the spot where
this book lay concealed. Yes truly =
Gods hand is in all things however tri-
fling. Nothing comes by chance. Even
the hairs of our head are numbered not
one of them falls to the ground without
his knowledge Remember this for thy
life long, and put thy trust in him espe
cially in time of need. 1t is easy for him
to aid and to save. lie does not need to
send shining angel to us. He can send
us help by a winged insect?
The mother could not sleep that night
for Joy. Soon after break of day she took
her way to the Judge, who at once sent
for the heir He came He acknowledged
the writing as genuine. and was much a.
shamed Of having slandered The woman
before the court and of having called her
liar. The judge declared he owed her
some recompense for the shame and the
great sorrow which he had caused her,
The man was not unwilling to make "a
tenement for his injustice.
But when the poor woman had related
the whole account of her evening prayer,
and the appearance Of the FREELY, the
Judge said -
! That is the finger of God; he has Wis
IDLY helped youp
Young Meyer, however, was greatly
moved, and said with tears in his eyes =
Yes, it is so. God is the father Of the
widow and the fatherless, and their aven-
ger also. Pardon me for my harshness to-
wards you; release you from the pay
ment cf the fifty crowns, and if you are
at any time in need, come to me and Will
assist you. | now see clearl that those
who trust in him have a much safer de-
! pendence than great riches. And if /
ever come to want, or if my wife should
be widow and my children orphans, may
| he help them also as he has helped you.
Trust always thus in Him, and be as
upright as this poor widow, and help will
not be wanting to you in time of need.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-22

in Strong Burnett, Doiy and Legate's addition 70
The Town of Mineral Point and shall proceed to-
sell all the right, title and interest that the said
John F. Oneill had in said real on the l4,b
day'of September A. ID. 1912, or a, any time since
at public auction, the Court House door, in the
Town of Mineral Point in Said county of Iowa ON
the 30jh day of October a. ID. I8f7, between the
hours of 10 clock \. NJ. and o'clock Z. NJ OF
said day. the highest bidder satisfy said exc
CuIion, costs and charges
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa county, W. +.
September &c, lG47. 6w3