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Claims against Texas and the United
STATES.

We find in the Philadelphia North American the follow.
ing interesting information concerning claims Of citizens
OF the United States necessarily arising from the annera-
alton Of Texas to the United States:
WAsnIxGroS, March q, Is47.
To the Editors Of the North American:
noticed in your paper time last month that the
Committee Of Claims in the Senate had reported flyorably
in the case Of Mesrs Dawson, Schou and Whitney for
large demand due them by tho late Republic Of Texas but
nothing was sad about tho previous application of General
Leslie Combs, Of Kentucky for something over one hun
drod thousand dollars, due fn by the said Government
as evidenced by their boad- M ms possssson the books
OF the Treasury Department Since that notice find thar
the Committee the Judiciary the Senate have made
favorable report also n the Of General Combl I'm
deed never could imagine how this claim could be tess-
ted, seeing that the Government NJ the United States had
taken possession Of the custom houses Texas the rove
nues arising rom which had been previously "appoprated
and c apart by law and express contract 90 pay the in
tercsi accuing on General Combs bonds Recoecting
The yh and pl'roc stand taken by hat gentleman on this
subject dung the lat Prosdcnta canvass when HE whole
fortune involved, eli grathcd hs prospec, of OBJ
onng justice, and wish your many readers participate
10 my pleasures therefore enclose you copy Of tho re-
port Tor publication which, tits fairly % be ptesumed will
DO ralhsd by tho next C'ngroHs. Yours truly r.
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EWELL'S MEDIC Meion--hne.r Kind.
TENTH EDITlOlarsmwh,, ~, NIL

II publish ihis spring Tdon-white and Red
Physician: treating OF ukm
with ihsir symptoms. eifeas-Landrch's Extra Early
common cases an surgd Eary May do Frame Rive
management ana piseasl rrn'sian' Dwarf Mauowht
ary for preparing T Bishops Dwarf Proh6e
planning technical t'tms' Peppcf-Assorisd
al principles the ana Sugar
or the art Of Preserving HSrsley-Fine CURED
American Maieua Mediez, plmpkR-Large Yellow
Med eiha Plants \ 80, the Nlbarb-for Tarts
'eian IN Washington ornerdi-h-IoRs Scarlet Long "a,
revised enlireed, very con, White Tunip se,,lr,
System. or Vegetable Ovs,.,
D-T booksellers, and Cthsu pul
ami examine Stock before pure: Early Bunch
more extensive thln that ny otiargr Red Yellow
try ani We will sell At the lowest price oned
ap l2-1iaw2w DRINKEISeT Seeds
A
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Report Of the Committee on tho Judiciary, 10 whom was
referred tho memorial Of Leslie Combs Of tho ato OF
Kentucky, praying Tor tho payment by the a. States o.
certain securities issued BY the late Republic Of Texas
&C.
That The allegations in the memorial present grave ond
important question:, some Of which properly Doc de-
cfcd by Congress especially asked by the ncmorast
and upon The premises assumed in tho memorial until tho
State of Texas Is fully advised Of the claim and without
seton upon the subject by tho authorities NJ that State To
this end the Executive Of the United States should be re-
qucrt,d ~ communicate them copy of the memorial
aud documents, sc. That Congress may also be- fully and
automatically adgsod Of tho facts and principles governing
Che cse % proper and oxpodcnt that the papers be re-
i'ffcd tie Attorney Gsnof, aud Secretary Of the Urea
sIfy, o. obtain u confirmation thoeof aud report there
ou NJ tie next session of Congress. Tho committee,
therefore, report tho following resolutions;
Received by tho Senate, That the Secretary do trans
NIT 10 the President copy Of the memorial anl papers u
Leslie Conb praying the payment by The United ssies Of
certain securities issued by the late Republic Of Toxas with
also copy Of this resolution and the report made in "a
case and that the President be requested communicate
the Same IN the proper authorities Of the State Of Texas;
and also that ad memorial snd papers b. referred tho
Attorney General and Secretary Of the Treasury who are d.
foctod 10 obtain fo information 70 said case aud report
thereon tho Senate the first day Of the next session Of
Congress
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CIarkc,s Office. IAN S,,,c

Let all Lottery Vendrrs say FGsf Hev may:
For sELLINo PRfzEs CL-1RRE C.4RRIEs THE D8y,t
Draws this day, Monday, April l2h 1917 at Exchange
iloiel, at hall past Msalcs close nt4 NJ Capisa
$1,000, 5000. 10 OF 1000. Tickets 81
~ Tomorrow Tuesday, April l3h-Copial SOS. 900 -
Wednesday April llth. Capital S23.529 end 81 Of
up - CLARKE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HNf Watsr uhis DAG AZ I s'oleek. q. n.
ARRIVED,
Schr Atlantic, Cook, Boston.
Ann Eliza Cake, Leeds, New Bedford.
Fox, Patterson. Baltimore.
w. MowIy, Bonnell, New York.
SAILED
British Brig, Favourtc. Kenny, Halifax, MS.
Sehr Lynehburg. Gould. New York.
Emely G. Horton, Candy. New York.
Palestine. Travis, Baltimore.
Flight, Mitchell, Baltimore.
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M ANAGERS' OFEICE-D. PAtNg 81 Go.
1'A BRILLIANT LUCK AT PUHCEII.si

''a - LNth AT PNHGELl'Sl
The whole Of 90 900 dollars suIH
Ufawn Nos NJ Fosoin,ke i.g,iery No as
49, 10 Jo 81 SO 81 20 10 s - 62 50 "a Is
Whole Ticket 10 "a -, Capital OF $40 900 op
and pad BY " Ptfp,Ti '''
Drawn Nos Or Grand Consolidated. Gas, a.
. % 40 81 ~ ~ 81 ~ 62 l6 - Co.
HafTieket Nos 30 u 60, $500 sold and paid BY
PURCELL
Drawn Nos Of Delaware elias 50:
% ~ 62 10 ~ - 81 a ca G.
For io-morrow-4 Of $4,000, 4 Of 5000 1856. Of
2'OO' Of l75O75 nor, 10 drawn. Tickets IS
Also the $4,000, $500, &c--75 nos. ~. Tickets 50
UCk'S OFFICE, Wall Sireef.....For 70
- morrow-G0ooo, divided into prizes n OoOo Prize.
5000, &c. Tickets 81.
oiAlso $4,000, $500. 20 prizes Of 1000 &C. Ti,kct
pbNDLEToN's oFFICE-Lottery draws In town &C..
i day-CaPitals: SlI 600, 1000 2OOO SC Wb,.
Tickets only -; halves 2; qrs. l. Packages or sno
tickets Tor sale until o'clock az
80 PENDLETON'S OFFICE,
w - No. 2 Exchange
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Financial Condition of virginia.

VIC give the following from speech made in the lie.
gslaiure OF Virginia by James f. Sirother Esq the men,
Der from RapPahannock the financial condition OF Viz
GINA:
ESTIMATES FoR Tue YEAR PRECEDING lsT OcrnBER lSI7
balance IN the Treasury, estimated by the Audi
tor for Oct ~, after the payment OF ordinary
expenses and interest public debt, SI52 249
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GEN. JAMES IRWIN.

The Philadelphia Chronicle, a neutral
paper, in the course of a lengthy and
handsome article in relation to the nomi-
nee Of the Wing Convention says:
This unassuming, but able man
from the ranks of the people-practically
experienced in the great interests of the
State, and earnest to sustain them-of ex-
%cellent judgment and practical good sense,
is now a candidate for the Gubernatorial
Chair of Pennsylvania. Can ii be doubt
ed that the selection is a wise one! We
speak apart from party considerations
Who can better represent and sustain the
true interests Of the Commonwealth, than
one who has been so long identified with
them, and always their consistent and ef-
fective advocate? We are persuaded that
the merits Of Mr.. Irwin will be apprecia-
ted by his fellow citizens throughout the
Commonwealth-that his popularity will
not be found to be divided by any geo.
graphical line. East OF the mountains,
and West Of them, wherever a hardy yeo-
marry, alive to State honor and interests,
can be found, there will Gen. Irwin find
willing supporters"
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XNHEREAS the honorable JEREmI-
Wv All S. BLACK, President. and g.
Chorpennlng and John MCarty. Esqs
associate Judges of the O of common
pleas. in and for the county of Somerset,
and assistant Justices Of the courts ofoyer
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions ef the peace, in and for
said county Of Somerset. have issued
their precept to rue directed, requiring
me among other things To make public
proclamation throughout my baihwick.
that a court of oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also. a court of gen.
eral quarter sessions Of The peace and
Jail delivery. will at the bor-
oagh OF Somerset. in and for the county
OF Somerset, in the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, on the Is, Monday Of
MAY next. I'D day. in pursuance
Of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
ne. 10 the justices Of the peace. the coro-
ner, and constables of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then aud there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tons, and other remembrances, TO do
those things which to their Offices apper-
tain in That 5ehaIf TO be done and also all
those vino prosecute against The priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in the Jail
of the said county Of Somerset. are to be
then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, at Somerset. this
23d day of March, in the year Of
OUT Lord 1877.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH Sheriff.
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NJ 2 y

To The heirs and legal representatives
Of John d.. Reese, deceased.
TAKE notice that an Inquest will be
Il held al the late dwelling house Of
said deceased, 10 The township Of Shade.
in the county of Somerset, on Friday
the 18th day Of APRIL. ts47, for the
purpose of making partition of the
real estate Of said deceased, 10 and a.
mong his children and legal representa-
tives, if the same can be done without
preisdice 10 or spelling of The whole;
otherwise. to value and apprsise the
according TO Law; at which time
and place you are required 10 attend if
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
February 90, 1s47. Sheriff.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED roR H p~IrrsBUReH cAzErrK
7 FROM TAMpIC0.

A Geographic despatch from our Phil.
adelphia correspondent, informs US thai
later advices have been received at New
Orleans from Tampico.
Gen. Scott, who arrived at Tampico on
the 18th OF February, embarked from thai
place on the 2lst, for the Island of Lo-
Dos.
Brigadier Generals Quitman, Pillow,
Twiggs, and Shields, were also embark
ing, with their forces, supposed to be
destined also for Lobos, but that was not
certain. 1t may be for some point nearer
Vera Cruz, as a corps of observation.
About two thousand troops had already
left Tampico. and the most intense actiyi-
~ and the greatest excitement prevailed
among the American forces at Tampico.
Great events were expected soon.
The Brigade Of choice veteran troops,
under Gen. Worth, was hourly expected
al Tampico from the Brazos.
Advices from the Mexican Army give
distressing accounts Of the deplorable con-
dition of the enemies forces.
Santa Anna had issued a Proclamation
in which he declared the most unexam-
pied distress prevails in his Army. He
declares his determination to march i'm
med:a;ely upon the enemy; and advises
his soldiers to take and kill what is ne
cessary for their subsistence, wherever
they can find it, as they were deserted
and neglected by their own Government.
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On Tuesday evening the 10th inst, by
Rev. D. B. Ernst, Mr.. d. L. BEAM, OF
Somerset township, to Miss HARRIET 5.
BENFoaD, OF this borough.
eag- Accompanying the above notice,
we received a number of slices of deli
cious w~edding-cake, in consideration OF
which the happy couple have our thanks
and best wishes.
On Thursday evening the 18Th inst,
by Rev. p. Rizer, Mr.. JAMES PINKERToN,
to Mss ELIZABETH WIENER, both OF this
borough.
On Thursday the 18th inst, by Elder
Postlethwaite, Mr.. jacob LoBINGIER, Of
Westmoreland county, to Miss LILIAs r.
daughter OF Andrew Stewart, Esq, OF
this place.
"The vow has been taken, the blessing
is Ger,
And the home OF her childhood, shall
claim her no more,
She has flown to her chamber one mo
ment to hide,
The thoughts crowdlng thick on the young
blushing bride.
"Oh blame her not, lord Of her destiny
thou
Who rulestthc sun of her happiness now
The truer the tune of her heart-chords
may be
| To the soft claims of childhood; the trueI
to thee ICoa.
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APPOINTMENT OF PRESIDENT
Judges.

]. Pringle Jones, has been appointed
to succeed Judge Banks.
John Nj. Forster, whose nomination
had been rejected by the Senate. was re-
nominated by the Governor and again re-
iected bv the Senate, IL TO l2.
]. nj. Burrell was nominated to sue
ceed Judge White, and rejected in the
Senate, I6 TO IL.
Samuel A. Gilmore was subsequently
named by the Governor in place of Bur-
reIl, and also rejected, IA to IL.
Wilson McCandIess was then nomina-
ted in place of Gilmore and rejected, 10
to Is.
The Chester and Westmoreland Judi
cial districts therefore remain vacant
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

FEY virtue of snndry wriis OF HeRdtfl-
EBoni Erpon0s issued out Of The Cour,
Of Common Pleas of Somerset county,
and Ia me directed. there will be exposed
to sale by way of public ou,cry, at the pub-
lie square in the borough OF Somerset, on
Saturday, the Isl day Of May aert.
at | O'Clock, p. NJ, the following Real
Estate, viz:
All the right, title. interest and claim
Of Thomas Rifle. of. in and to a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Ccnemaugh township, Somer-
Sc. county. Pa, containing two hundred
acres, more or less, about ! 8 acres clear
ed, about 4 acres in meadow, adjoining
lands OF Jacob Schneider's heirs, Gabriel
Mishlcr, Gabriel Gindlesperger. and 9th
err lands of defendant. on which are erect
ed a cabin house and stable, with the
appurtenances-as the property Of the
said Thomas Rifle, at the suit az Juhn
Hochstetler, now for the use of Hiram
Beam.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim
of William Armstrong, al, in and 10, a
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Addison township, Somerset
county. Pa. containing rs acres. more
or less, about ten acres cleared, adjoining
the Maryland line on the east, lands Of
John w. Robson on the north. aud Mrs,
Patrick on the west and south, with the
appurtenances-as the properly OF the
said William Armstrong. at the suit o.
William Fear.
ALSO
By virtue of a writ OF Alias Testatum
vendiiioni Exponas. issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Allegheny
County.
all The right. title. interest and claim
Of Francis Schachlei,er, Daniel Baer ene
Jacob Staum. late partners under the firm
of S~chachisiter, Baer and Staum, of, ir
and to. TWO LOTS OF GROUND
situate in the borough Of Somerset. So
merset county, Penn'a. containing ons
half acre, more or less, bounded by 10
of Daniel Baird on the West, Unior
street on the north. Main stree, on the
south, and lot of Abraham Dul, on ih,
east, on which are erected a large two
story log dwelling house. a smoke house
a wood she'd. and stable, &c, which i
now in the occupancy Of Henry JacksoI
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VA WIG CANDIDATES.

IF the tone of the Wing press may be
taken as an index TO the feelings that per-
wade the Wing party of the State, we
may congratulate u political friends up
on the nominations made by the Conyen-
ton On the 9th inst, for Governor and
Canal Commissioner. We have seldom
witnessed greater unanimity or greater
enthusiasm than that which is manifested
by our Wing exchanges in regard to the
nominations. All speak of the candi-
dates in the highest terms, and all appear
to be confident of their success at the en-
suing election. Nor is this all. The
tools, dependents and understrappcrs Of
The powers that be, manifest unmistake-
able signs Of alarm, well knowing that
the days Of their power and rule will soon
be over, and that the people Of our good
old Commonwealth will supply their pla-
ces with other and better men. We may
expect to see the Wing candidates villifed
as usual; but it will avail Gov. Skunk
and his oficc-holders nothing. The
Wings will march to battle in solid pha-
lanx, and victory will again perch upon
their banner.
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Nes0 advertisements.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

ETTERS testamentary on The es
La tate Of IheobaIt Follmar. late o.
Couemaugh township, deceased. having
been granted to the subscriber, residing
in said township, all persons indebted tc
said estate, are hereby requested TO al
tend al the late residence Of the deceas.
ed. on Friday the Soih day OF April next,
prepared to settle; and those having
claims to present them al the same time
and place properly authenticated.
PETER LEVY,
Msrch %, 1897 Executor.
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ses fer which il is reeommended y, sooner
and more eFes tlally than anv eia'sr ned
icine that has ever bven eFrfej 81 The
nublic. The Praprieier j. wiilfng 10 un-
dsrgo any penalty. -nwessr SEVERE. me
public NAV see proper 70 ln'p'<e upon
bin. IL has, aud il ahl euge C"uehs,
Cold-, Asthma. Bro chis. y eeding
from the Lungs or Throat. Whsoping
Cough. Group. and a very large majnri.y
of The most hopeless cases Of CON-
SUMPTION, when Physicians and pre-
scriptions fail 10 do any good. Again
we say, only try it. IL viii not harm
you, but it mus, and it viii DO Won good.
Sold by IL. & II. F. SeheiI.
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
St0vst0wn Pa
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL,

The President rules with a high hand.
Few men have played the tyrant more
boldIy, and treated his friends with more
supreme contempt. To please him. the
River and Harbor Bill of last year was
shorn of its exceptionable proportions
1t was publicly given out in both Houses
of Congress, that, as drawn, it would re-
ceive the Presidents signature. This
was believed. Few Of its friends doubt
ed a favorable result. The bill was ac-
cordingly passed, and PoCKETED! Con-
gress voted the President his Major Gen
erals and his Three Million Bill without
the Proviso; and as a reward TO those
Northern men who surrendered their BET
ter judgment to a fancied policy, their ia
vorite measure, SO much needed, received
the official negative of His Excellency.-
Millions for war, but not a cent for com
merce! The South triumphs, while the
North and West meet with nothing but
disappointment and insulti-Alb. Jour.
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that he desired-it was his only way 10
get once more into power. The war on
the frontier enabled him to depose a sus-
cessful rival, while his return at such a
crisis placed him at the head of the Gov
eminent. This administration accom-
plished both these objects, and they are
now reaping the result.
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THE WAR.

The intelligence from the seat Of war
which we publish to-day indicates the
most active preparations on the part Of
Gen. Scott for an attack upon Vera Cruz
and the Castle. Ere this time a decisive
battle has in all likelihood been fought,
and the next arrival may bring us the gra-
flying intelligence that both the City and
Castle are in possession of our troops.
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POLK g. THE THREE MILLIONS

The Washington correspondent of the
North American, Of last Thursday, makes
the following statement:
/ say, l believe Santa Anna is indispo-
scd to diplomatic proposals, because |
know that Captain Alexander Slidell
Mackenzie has just returned from Next
CO, after an Intellectual attempt to bring
about a better understanding. They in
duIged in c~ock-Gghting and other like re-
freshing exercises, but the captain has
come back as wise as he went on the on
ly important matter of his mission. San
ia Anna was exceedingly polite and hos
| ~pItable-was delighted Il see the Captain,
inquired kindly after Mr.. Polk, and per-
haps limited at the missing two millions,
which the same officer was instructed by
the administration to promise him at Ha-
vana. but on the subject of negotiations
for peace, he was as silent as Harpocrates
himself. | make this sstatemsnt on the
most undoubted authority, and say that
though Santa Anna suffered Mr.. Polk and
his agents to believe that he was tempered
with in exile, he is too fond Of power to
be trampered with in Mexico. Every
dollar that is paid to him will be a wan
ton drain upon the public treasury 10 pro-
crastinate the war against the United
States. He cheated the administration
once in management-he viii cheat Them
now in money. His restoration was all
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Somerset Countu. IS.

MNMR 4 T an adjourned Orphans
ML. S.RA court held at Somerset. in
MMHR and for said county. on tho
10Th day Of July, A, ID. ls47, before the
honorable judges thereof.
IN the matter Of the recount Of A. II.
PhiIson, Esq, George Walker and John
p. Brubaker. administrators &c. Of Will
liam @. Walker, deed.
And now TO wit: February 10.
1647, Samuel W, Pearson, Samuel Cal
ther and r. L. Stewart. Esqrs.. suditors
appointed TO make q distribution OF the
balance in the hauds Of Administrators
10 and amongst the creditors, and report.
Extract from The records OF said court.
certified this 18Th dsy Of February, A,
ID, ls47. "M. PICklHG.
Clerk.
NOTICE.-The undersigned auditors
viii attend at the house Of VIM II Piek-
ing. in Somerset borough, on Tuesday the
18Th day OF April next. to discharge the
duties Imposed upon them BY the cours.
agreeablv TO the above cnsemission, of
which all persons interested are requests
ed to take notice.
SAN'B w. PEARSON.
SAM'L EaiTHER.
R0B'T l., STEWART.
March 2, Al, Auditors.
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Six Gents Reward.
Also by

DAN away from he subscriber in
"a Jenner township. on the Goth Of
February 1917, an indentured apprentice
to the shocmskiug business, named
GEORGE BILLS. sbost IL years Of
age. He was well clothed when ne left.
The above reward will be given to any
person returning said %spprentice to the
subscriber bsl no farther chsrges paid.
GEORGE A. GARDNER.
March 2. ls47..
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WISCONSIN.

Among the Acts passed at the late ses-
sion of Congress, is one fer the admission
of Wisconsin as a State Of the Union.-
The next Congress will therefore have a
representation from thirty States.
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February %, IS47.
Somerset COuntg, So.

Somerset County, SO.
M~|~M A r an adjourned Orphans
S,.Sh Court held at Somerset.
in and for said county, IN
MC|CR the 18th day Of February. A.
D. ls47, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Kimmsl, the court
confirm the lnquisiiion and grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives Of
John Graham. deceased, to appear al an
adjourned Orphans Court. to be held at
Somerset on Monday the 10Th day Of
May next, (Is47,) to accep, or refuse to
take the Real Estate Of said deceased,
at the appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said
court. certified this 18th day OF Febrsa-
ry, 1e47.
VIZ. II. PICKING.
February IS, le47. Clerk.