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The Cecil Whig., 1847-08-14

The Prospects.-The prospects of Mr.. Colds
borough's election are bright The wings
are alive throughout the State. Wings of
Cecil-bestir yourselvcs-o our county must
go for Colds borough.
We have letters frora all parts Of this Con-
gressionaI Dis,rict-ihey speak confidently
Of Mr.. Evans election. Caroline, Queen
Anne's, Kent and IIarforI all are awake
we reply 10 them, the wings of Cecil are not
slumbering-they are up to :he work and
will not withhold their hands until the cleo.
ton is closed.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-08-14

Loccfto Candidates. Richard E. Carmi,
chael, Esq, of Queen Anne's was nomioat-
ed as the locofoco candidate for Congress in
this District, at their convention on Tuesday
last, We have no fears hnt Mr.. Evans will
defeat him. 1.-THE wings do their duty and
the result will certainly be III our favor
Their Delegate ticket nominated The same
day, is as follows: Peter Bouchcl, John NJ.
Miller, Samuel \. West and Robert Gather.
1t is not considered strong, and we believe
many locolocos are very much dissatisfied
with it.
The Cecil Whig., 1847-08-14

Now be might have spared all that talk
---~nvtrT one here knew as well as he
did before he wrote to Mr.. G. that the
latter not being a ''stunp spc5.kcr," would
not enter into any such arrangement
the wings did not nominate him because
he could haranguo the people--thcy took
him because of his sound practical sense,
and knowledge in regard to State finan-
ccs, and because being an extensive Farm
er he was interested Immediately in the
credit of the State, and hence was a safe
man for the taXpaying farmers to trust.
End. Sui Sut-Tfea@ry--Tvi6-UeLatey.
On the subject ofparty principles, he
said the sub-treasury was emphatically
theirs. Wcll lot them have it-no whig
wants anything to do with it, and we
have yet to learn that the people gener-
ally are tavOrably disposed towards it.
Mr.. Webster, he said promised to at
tempt the restoration ofthe tariff of 10,
but when he cot in the Senate he failed
to make the attcmpt-hence the altera-
tion Of The present locofoco tariff was an
:'obsolctc idea.'' And here he blowed
long and loud. Well worth Webster's
while to attempt anysuch thing while
there is locofoco Congress, and locofoco
vctocT at the head Of affairs.
We hold to the notion that he will
find his Sub-Treasury, and his Free Trade
rather bad hobbies to ride in this county.
He should have posted himself bet
tor in regard to the views of our citizens
He may yet find that they are not for
his Swartwouting leg-trcasury, and in
stead of being for British Free Trade, are
genuine tariff men.
Bird. Aprican Var.
On the question Of the war the parties,
he said, were dividcd-,his party being
for it and the wings against it. And
his hearers will distinctly recollect, that
he gave all the glory of all the victories
to Polk. Polk was the conqucrer alto
gcthrr--hc done the whole oft, and Mr.,
Thomas did not find it in his heart to say
one good word for any officer or soldier
who is now, or has been in the war.
He was quite right that so far as the
bringing on Of the war is concerned, his
party have the credit, but while thinking
of Taylor and Scott and the whig officers
and men now in Mexico land three fourths
Of them are whigs,) we incline to the be-
lief that in spite Of Mr.. Thomas, the peo-
pic will suppose that the wings must
have some little credit for doing the
work in the matter.
All his talk about Spain and France
ceding Texas back and forth &c, and
the Rio Grandc being the fixed line, was
perfect Esbaldcrdash''--th water was too
deep for him, and after repeating the
substance Of the s'Buncombe" speeches in
Congress on that subject---the '1Unon"
editorials, &c, for the year past, he left
his hearers in deeper maze than he
found them.
I'LL Rc1nRilLlu 81
The Cecil Whig., 1847-08-14

No. Eco"S--We regret to state that Mr.
Evans is detained at home by the very seri-
Gus illness of his father. We cherish the
hope that the Doctor will speedily recover,
and we are happy to learn that the symp-
toms are encouraging. As soon as Mr.. f.:
can possibly leave home he will visit the
neighboring counties, and will not fail to
make friends wherever he goes
The Cecil Whig., 1847-08-14

The Primary liceti"gs.-To all who get
our paper in time, we say 90 out 10 your
District meeting this afternoon. Let the
Convention be full! Oh Tue esday next
The Cecil Whig., 1847-08-14

state concerns. He denied being re-
p0dlator-who expected him to own to
it, Does he think no one can rccollcct
back to 1912 He was then an arch re-
pudiator, no matter what he may now
say. Look at his bill. The wings, he
said, We're as much rcpudiators as he was
How came they then to enact laws, and
tax The people and proceed promptly to
paving the interest OF the debt. He
dwelt strongly on the reception of cou-
pons and certificates in payment Of taxes
as rarudiaion in port-not so; 40 holder
need part with either save when he
chooses. But that fimsy preteM for a
comparison of the wings with him.
self, viii end on the lst Of October next,
they not being recciycablc after that time.
His rigu race calculations Were not worth
StraW--hc counted millions after mil
lions on his finrcrs ends, but his figures
lied cmphaticalIy. He did ''so in" for
cheating the creditors of the state-hc is
a repudiator, and it is too late in the day
to deny it.
In this part Of his speech he made
some decided hits apparently, which
drew down tbnndeying applause. ''Fellow
citizens, said he, how could I be a re-
pudiator and advise the people not to pay
the tax when my name was on the col
lector's bond" This was considered a
knock-down argument, and regular
&cdc-as they say when drove of
mules set to kicking-iollowed, inter-
mingled with great shoutings? How
wonderful, Did they not know that his
repudiating bill released the obligation
on the face Of that bond, and that by it
he freed himself from responsibility. 1t
was a perfect gull-trap and took admira-
bly,.
In reference to rcpudiating meeting
in Easton-John Harris a whig, since
appointed to Office by Gov. Pratt, was,
he said, chairman of it. We happen to
be informed on that point. John Harris,
formerly L. S. Treasurer, was always a
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vcr,ns of the Enquirer.

.rns Enquirer Is published DAILY (for the city,
s!srMIW t'EkIY (for the country.) For the Daily
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pSr, or rcmiltod by mail, post paid; or Elk poars
t",..anum al the end ofth1 year.
IT, Al dues to this office may be remittea per Ia
,d and available Bank notes. al the RISK OF Tue Eai
pss,see Of all letters being paid BY .he ss..srs
Usage of single letter is scarcely OF any account
t,~r,,pr II Is the accumulation oil postage, IN an
nsve business, which operates is seioas VA
la me Edilors.) ,
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ftieen insertion twenty-five cents-i insert
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'n nT TIE SEMl-WEEkLI-one square o. sixteen
anoe, so cents. . ,,,,, he accompaned with the
Orders ar satisfactory references, 10 insure eAecu-
toa advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thirty
~d in that proportion Tor advertisements oil q
ha., lenrth-excepi Lottery Vendors and Auction
80 ,sno arc charged one hundred dollars tpapef IN
W.. An Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
me par;y's handwriting Is unknown AT this
a. n,usi be authenticated by tho endorsaton oil the
in tho ueigh5orhood, or they viii In no case
lo"nhi;sbrd Every measure, that las been TAKEN 70
.sn, m,ostons and quzzes, has proved heretofore
,sailinc We must therefore, insist, ~ such case
an he communication being certified by the name oil
M Postmaster, ,,ri1en the back of the letter.
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VOLUME XLIV.-NUNIBER Is.

| founded upon combined movement OF arms
and o. policy-two armies-2G. 600 under Tay-
io!, l2,COU uadcr Scott with mission Of peace
IN compauy-and The sword 10 be effective il The
olive branch tailed. Policy and arms were 10 be
combined, and policy relied upon more than
arms: and il that plan had been adopted he I'LL
y believed tha, peace would have been restored
~ me month OF Arril past, orthis month Of Nav;
ahu peace, not the mere cessation of fighting, but
RESERVATION Of friendship, commerce, social in
,c'eoulsc, ana all The symrathes Of republican
; u,d;nsrno1a. Congress refused The appointment
indispensable 10 the success OF that nIan-ard
now he was wiihou, any means Of torm;n, any
OPINION uron the probable duration OF the war
Other Questions and Of vital inlcres, demand
our attention.
new slavery question has sprung up-one
which discardins the old grounds Of defence and
compromise. goes for ploragandisln, in is must
unqualified form, ardo ihs mos. remote and
northern territories 0; the Union. Il is a les:
which our northern irienls-al tie citizens of
lie north who are willing 10 l., things remain as
!Eey are cannot stand. Ihose citizens have
tened down Tie abolition agitation. The have
helped US through he Texas annexation, although
that question was pushed al them b. the Tyler
cabinet IN way 10 revolt them, purely and sim
ply As slavery extension question, 10 give The
slave States mastery over tie free ones. They
hare Jus! assisted in admitting Florida into The
Union without struggle, arl s.i,hou, the asi-
tation OF Missouri question: ami they are now
assisting with men and money 10 carry 10 sue
cessful conclusion the Mexican war, although
tainted with questions rs repusnan; 10 their feel
inss as hey are unnecessary graiui,ous, anu
premature.
Under these circumstances il is douby wrong
10 start new slave lcsr, which 70 Northern man
OF any party can stand; which, il adopted al The
South, must lead Immediately 10 political d.
vision, similar 10 that which has taken place in
one OF the churches-he Methodist Episcopal
and which prevents christians Of Inc same coun-
Try .wo!s shipping the same God, from communng
al The same table-a lest which, If adopted in the
Slave States, must put an euJ 10 the present Or
gani2aton u political parties a founded ON
principle, and introduce new ones bounded by
geographical lines, and resting ON The sole pin
ciplc oi slavery pIopasantism; such as the Ia
Their Of his Country, IN his iasl parting voice,
warned us against, aud such As would eventually
lead 10 The destruction Of The Union. In The Sc
nate, in his Oregon letter, in his speech al 81.
Louis, and lis Letter 10 Howard county, lie had
taken decided grouad against n! tbs new move
hi Constituents aho tisarfroyed lis t ~. :
Never, il lie Giclr course 81 III. pnL!c life, on
any ;sreat question whatever, h.d hc me, such
unanimity; and he iolt himself authorized TO say,
hat Missouri, Tor one Slaycholilns State, VIII
mol follow the lead OF he slavery pgopagaudist ic
solutions, which IL s,igmaizcd a. Ire brands II
The day 9: hcir hrs introduction irio tie Senate.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court OF Chancery fol
The Richmond Circuit, the 4th day of May, lei7
E. II. Osborne and w. Bragg, partners; undef the
style and firm of Osborne 6 Bragg, fiaiht!us'
against
} l.. f.auoite. and other peienuah,S.
The defend mt above named not having entered ms
appearance and given security, according 10 The act oil
Assembly and The rules of this Court, and It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inabiian OF
this Commonwealth, it Ia ordered, that the SAID Geleno
on The first Monday in August next, and answer the bll
Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be ioI.
with inserted in some newspaper published IN The Guy
Of Richmond for TYR mouths successfully ana posteu
atthe front door ofthe Capitol in the said city.
Copy. Teste, -,
May li-cw2m T. ROBERTS, C'h.
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IL ACKNOWLEDGMENT AT Rules held in the
Clerks flee OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and ch-neey for Cumberland county, on Monday, the
OH Of April, 1917:
William Phaup, Plaintiff
against
Alien Wilson, Administrator Of Thomas T. Swami,
deceased retcr g. Sratton and Jane his wife, Nathan
l. Penlck. Sheriff Of the county Of Cumberland and.
Julia 3. Swami, widow, and VIM. Macon Swami and
Ann 7. Swami, children Of WIN. Swami, deceased,
and Sally Swami. widow of Thomas I. Swami, de-
leased, George T. Swami, Sally Swami, Angelina
SS"aan, Thomas T. Swami, Fleming l.. swami, Johh
ssahn and Singleton Swami, Defendants.
The defendants, Peter B. Stratton and wife, George
l. Swami and John Swami, not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act oil
assembly aud the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
Unsatisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
I'M, Commonwealth, is ordered, that the said defend
ants de appear the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sn
ptrior Court OF Law and Chancery for Cumberland
county Ut rules TO be held therein, on the frs Monday
~ July next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
aas copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published In the city OF Richmond for two
onhs SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the font door Of
''' COURTHOUSE Of this county.
NJ. Copy. Teste, .
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TO MANUFACTURERS. MlLLERS AND
MECHANICS

HAVING been appointed Agents in this city for me
IL sale GOODYEAR'S METALLIC GUM Elias,
TIC MACHINE BETTING, we have now, and shan
hereafter keep full supply of all sizes. suitable FOR
MANUFACTURERS, MILLS and MACHINE SiorS.
snce we have had the agency, We have soin many
BELTS and are happy TO say they have gwen entire
satisfaction and fuily sustained the reputation they
haze acquired in the Northern and Eastern states
MiLI.ERs, who n. this season are preparing Tor tne
crop, viii find it 10 their interest to ADOPT tlis
Being for their File vator Straps, never stretches
and does slip the rullses. In al workshops ana
factories where there is much heat l. particularly &C.
srable, degree Of heat under three hundred dc
erees of Fahrenheit has any effect upon II.
We have asoa supply or PACKING Cor steam joints
which is Of great value, rs all machinisis who have
tried il acknowledge. Il IS used in this city anu b!
Engineers on all the Northern railroads and steam
boats and in all the new steam mills.
WILLIAMS L HANaLL,
June e-cCt Agents Tor the manufacturers.
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yTUr IlEuTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION

JX,HEREAs, Ardrew Michael, Jr., and william nn
w Thomo.oa each claiming 10 have been elected, on
The Gd day &C April last The delegate to represen, the
coan,y IF Morgan in the next General Assembly, have
resigned each his right ne and claim So I" represen.
the said cnuniy and have requested The Issue Of Wri
for specaI election 10 ill the vacancy created: The
sheriff Of Morgan county i therefore required 10 cause
nm election 10 he held IN the said rannty, on the fourth
Thursday In June next for delegate TO supply Inc saiu
vacancy. -
Given under my hand a. Lieutenant Governor, (act-
inC in the absence Of the Governor from the seat
SEAL, Of Government and under the lesser seal Of the
Commonwealth at Richmond, this tenth day OF
May IN The wear lst7 X. Il. DANIEL.
Nav ll-cwfd
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IN CHANCERY.-viEeisia:- AZ Court oil APP
peas, held AT the Capitol. in the city Of kchmona'
On Wednesday, May 5,n, 1877:
Joseph c. Swan, Plaintiff: Upon writ
NJ against .,.a. ,,.,;.o, Of supsrsedeas
ie Hastings Court Of the town ofPe NJ ,he ('iYcuit
ersburs who sue the instance and sum- Conr, of
reiaiion Of William Nisbet and John H. law a chan
Butler, late merchants and partnsrs cerv held for
trading under the style and firm of Ms III e town Of
b., ( Butler for the benefit of George Petersburg
w. Harrison, Defendants
The writ Of supersedeas heretofore awarded IN ms
cause not having returned executed on The defend
ant, William Nishet, and it appearing 10 the saus'
faction Of The Co, that he not on inhahtant Of TINS
Commonwealth. motion of the plaintiff, by bis coun-
sell ordered tina, The said defendant do appear here
on the hrst Monday in October next, to have ehearnc
o. The whole matter in The judgment aforesaid contain
ed, aud thar copy Of this order be forthwith nsereo
III some newspaper printed in the city OF Richinond,
aad continued for two months successfully, ana aiso
INA, another copy thereof be posted at the front door OF
Ia, Capitol in the said city. A Copy. 1este,
June levin J. ALLEN, &C.
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uJ.EF. Co,lrell, Esq, Locofoco member Of
the last Congress from Alabama, like his col.
league, MIR. Payne, has been thrown overheard by
The Dislric, Convention, and Sampson w. Har-
r;s ESQ, is nominated in his place. MIR. Cotlrel
voted for the censure Of General Taylor, and he
has been thrown of the track by his own party, in
order 10 prevent his defeat BY The Wings"
Admit that all the Wing says above is true,
does ii net completely refu,e the incessanl cry
of the Wing press, that The Democratic party
have done injustice to General Tayiora lfone or
two Democrats have been willing 10 "censnre''
Gen. Taylor, and for his reason are put aside by
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Texas Land.

THE subscriber has for sale TWELVE THOUSAND
i ACRES OF LAND, situated in Western Texas.-
His lone residence in the country, thirteen years. and
rood selections both az to the quality Of the land and
the titles. They are held under patents from The 60,
vsrnment In tracts containing from one labor or ~
acres, or league and labor, or a6c5 acres Negroes
OF Merchandise taken in exchange. Apply 10 Thomas
smoas, or his Attorney J. Murray Brown, Ch1rlotte
Court house. THOMAS SiMoNS.
Richmond, lnne i5-c3t'
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLE
VIRGINIA

THE next session Of my School will begin on the let
1 Monday in August next, and end on the last En-
day in June following with vacation from the 18th
December TO tho o5ih Of January.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition for the ten months,
s75or, II pupils engaged FOR less than the whole
session. At the rate Of $40 month for the time they at
tend.
The branches taught are the same as heretofore.
Those wishing send their SONS TO me are requested
L. mi I'm me Immediately.
NJ Post once is Chariouesvil,c ,,,,.o,
JIns i-clm rhhNhLiN 'i.Non.
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z-oTIcE TO CLAIMANTS FOR REVOLUTION

NOIl(f " Csa,"n = ~ 49,
~ AIRY LAND BOUNTY ,.,:
RESOLVED, BY the General Assembly o, VIRGINIA, n
That the resolution al Inc asselhv' auop'ru u.e
twelfth of January, eighteen hundred and ioriy'six
,ned "a resolution rescind the resolution eqnlr
or notice 10 he given persons having claims on Vr'
pinia for revolutionary land bounty, 10 present the
same by eiren dag fer adjustment, or that tie same
.holl thereafter be void, and extending the the ioi
prosecutiag their caims,'' be rescnded, aud that
slsmap.s OF revolutionary land bounty he allowed to
The 6r Of March, eighteen hundred and fifty, to pro-
,ecpe their claims.
Adopted March 10Th. 1917.
3. II. PARKER, Reg. Land Office.
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PROPOSALS will be received nj the Office The Jas
1 River and Kanawha Company, in Richmond, unit
the 18th day Of July, ls47 for excavatlns large drain
foaa The Beaver Dam Aqueduct To the James River
.ni for clearing away The auvea sand from The arch
:, ii The Alueiuc according 10 the specations and
Terms 10 be furnished al the Office Of the Company on
and after the lst Of said month
WALTER GWYNN, Chief Engineer.
Richmond, 18th June, le47.-c&dwtd
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Il. A. CRENSHAW,
ATTORNEY at Law

r,RaCTISEs in The Superior and inferior Counts Of
L Amelia, Powhatan and Cumberland. AL! business
entrusted hs care win meet with prompt attention
~ Address-Palnevile, Amelia, Va.
Inrr l5-Cit
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Miles Amber,
20 CONTRACTORS

,JAcHINE SASH, BLIND, and DOOR MANN
vi FACTURER, and GLAZIER, on 10Th Street
s,nih East Corner Of Capitol Square, Richmond, Va.
Ost l3-ctf
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SAMUEL. e. ANDEKSUN AND JUN 1.
THORNTON
rr.yr associated themselves, under the style o
"hNDERSON & THORNTON, IL the
pr,cuce az The law. They will attend regularly me
Snnsror and county Courts Of Prince Edward, Buck
ingham Cumberland, Charlotte and Appomattox:
T'I,sv have an ofice a, FaImvile, Prince Edward
couniy and one at Prince Edward Court house. All
80, June l5-cw3m
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RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 90 1s47

their party, does ii not demonstrate the absurdity
of such charge against The Democracy of The
country? The truth is, that while the Democra
lie parry have generously accorded 10 General
Taylor full praise for his distinguished services
scores OF Wing papers and politicians have
covered his name and character with insul. and
yi.upcraton This cannot be denied.
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rTiyaEez&scaszae- s'aRasbria
BosroS, June II, / M

10 DIV , T.' tn 7 NNN To tVI T.
Important Commercial Intelligence.
Adria!ce AZ Co'iOa-Ue.lHe IN BteaasRfS- Ile2h
~ D.iHiei q f0!Gch.
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IN cHANCERY-vireisia:- At Court OF APP
peals held at the Capitol. in the city Of kchmona'
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-13

question then arises, do we want this ter ritory, and will any thing be added, e'tner to the strength or permanency of inc Union, by extending our jurisdiction over a country of vast extent, and over pop ulation, alike ignorant of our institutions and incapable Of self-government1
 But there is another aspect tn which this question is to he viewed, and in view of which, it becomes one of fearful im> port to this country: It is boldly announ~ ced by her loading Statesmen, that the object of the South in this acquisition of territory, is that the institutions of the South, or, in other words, the slavery of the South may be extended over it; and thus preponderance be given to the slave holding States in the councils of the na> ton. And in this avowal, they are doubts less sustained by this entire section ot the Unio WiIlthe free States of the West and the North consent to this! This question will have to be met, in what tem> per and spirit, we may learn from the past. The agitation of the Missouri question, shook the Uniun so it's foundation. And is there no danger. that in the collision between the North and the South upon this question, the pille:s of the Govern ment may be shaken, and the bonds ot our hitherto happy Union be broken in sunder? And is it not reproachful to us. as nation that the question, whethaI slavery shall be by us extended over country where it does not now exist, should be even agitated. or enter tained for moment? And this, in an age, when the system is universally denounced, as founded in fraud and injustice, and one united voice in reproduction of it is going up from all Christendom This too. in Republic hoas'-
 ing of it's freedom. and upon whose bill oi rights stands ferth prominently the declaratlon' that all men are created equal"
 There should be. and trust there is, but one sentiment among the free States of the North on this subject: and that sentiment should be-
 in my judgment, fully and authoItatively ex- pressed.
 May we enter upon our duties in spirit of mutual conciliatien and kindness. May wis dom and harmony pervade our deliberations and may they result in the adoption of such measures as shall he of lasting benefit 10 our constituents. CLARK RESELL.
 General Assembly, May, 1s47.