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JAMES X. FOLK.

CHAP. 49.-An Act making appropriations for The pay
Inent Of navy pensions for the year ending lhiriie
june eighteen hundred and foriy-eieht.
Sec. BE II enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That The following sums be, and
the same are hereby appropriated for the payment Of
navy pensions for The year ending thrtieh June egh
teen hundred and forty. eight:
To pay invalid pensions, thirty six thousand dollars.
TO pay the pensions of widows of officers, seamen
and marines, sixteen thousand dollars.
Sec. 9. And be IL further enacted, That The provi
sions Of the act of eighteen bundled and fory-five
chapter forty one, entitled, IAN act renewing certain
naval pensions for the term Of five years., be, and the
same are hereby, extended TO all pensions .f similar
kind, which have expired since the passage of said act
and the pensions which renewed BY The said ACT
for The term Of five years and which may expire before
the session Of Congress shall be- aud hereby
renewed and continued for another term Of hye years
to The persons entitled thereto in the same manner and
subject to the same conditions are in said
iained and 10 commence from the time they may
rally expire, and TO he paid Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
For the payment Of pensions under the prvalerr pen
sion fund, pledged by the government by aci OF Con
gross of June twenty SIKH. eighteen hundred and
twelve, three thousand dollars.
Approved March 2, lS41.
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CHAP 5i.-An Act Ia provide for the punishment ct
piracy IN certain cases.
he il enacted by the Senate and House of Rspresen
iatives OF the United States I'll amrira IN Congress
assembled, That any subject citizen If any foreign
State who shall he found and taken OH The sea- making
war upon the United STATES cruising against the yes
aud property thereof, or Of The citizens Of The
same, contrary 10 the provisions Of any treaty existing
between the United SlaIes and lhr Sale ni which snr
pei son is citizen subject, when by such treaty
such acts of such persons declared 10 be piracy,
may he arra2ned, tiled, convicted, and punished he
fore any circuit court Of The lInied Staes iu the dig
trict INTO which such person he brought, or shall
be found in the manner Other persons charged
with piracy may be arraisneh, tfied, convicted. and
punised in said courts.
Approved March 2, ls47.
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.HdgNlNtsW .StHfNlc TOT Z6Ia ,INFy.
$50, 00O S25, 000 300 OF 81 900 Is oil 1000!
TICKETS ONLY SIS.
SusIu.hanna Lottery, No. 81, 10 br drawn II Bait
Wednesday, July %, lsi7. 70 Nos, II drawn
Grand Capitals:
prize OF S50OUO prize Of $3.50
IS 400 r. 1000
l2500 300 1000
500 Sr. &C
Tickets S!a: haIrrs7 81; quarters = - certificate
of .G wholea 3I9a-shares in proportion.
u. PAINE 4 co.. Managers,
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June % Richmond, Va.
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pSSED At THE SECOND SESSION
OF THE TWENTY-NlNTH CONGRESS.
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bring the existing war with Mexico 10 a speedy and
honorable conclusion.
Be il enacted by the Senate End House oi Represen,
tatves Of The United States OF America in Congress
assembled That whereas state Of exists be-
tween the United States and the republic Of Mexico,
which Il ia desirable should be speedily terminated
upon terms just and honorable TO both nations; and
whereas assurances have heretofore been given 10 The
government Of Mexico thar il the desire OF The
President settle all questions between the TWO coun
irles on the liberal aud satisfactory TENS, accord
ing to the rights of each ami the mutual interests and
security Of the Two conntr"s an whereas the Peel
dent may be able 10 conclude treaty Of peace with
The republic Of Mexico prior The next session al Con-
grsa, if means for that OBJECT are al his disposal; aud
whereas, in the adjustment Of 80 may complicated
alesiions as .sist between The Two Countries, u
may possibly happen thai expenditure al Nancy VI
be called for by the sipri1ons Of any treaty which
may be entered into therefore, the Of tlree millions
of dollars he and The Is hereby appropriated, OUT
OF any money In tlr treasury Got otherwise appro
priated 10 enable the President 10 conclude treaty Of
peacr, limits, and boundaries with the republic of
Mexico to be used by him Ia the event that said treaty
when signed by the authorized AGENTS Of the two 60
vprnmenis, and duly ratified by Mexico shall call nl
the expenditure of the SAME. or any part thereof, full
and accurate accounts for which expenditure shall be
By him transmitted TO Congress al as early day as
practicable.
ApDruyrd. March ,. lSi..
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INVENTORS NSTITU rE-Ertrsordysr Sale of Val
n,be Real tsfaerA limitet number Of choice building
Institute situ ted the city Of Perth Amboy may
be had spp the subscriber during the ut
month Of July at price, varying from $50 to 100 perl This
offer will the LIST day u August next No subcrp
after this dav for less than sO 70 be paid IN cash
Persns desiring purchase lots informed that The steam
o'clock A. and Barclay street wharf as o'clock, NJ,
every day, except Sundays. Fare i2x cent?.
SOLOMON ANDREWS, President.
PERTH AMpoY, July Ist 1871 jy7 wv cod 3w III
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h1%r 30 barrels barley y barrels corr boxes clothing
ba,hei} barrel clothing county 0A''e' corn Va
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rye hnf barrel beans barrel pork and boxes clothing.
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From Rushord Allegheny eountv3i bbls -FOUR 81 bags
From Coa%bs cSsS9o S and
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81. and s. sff 9se barge
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3, 80 fHS. Ell %ss
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aoda half bbs flour bbla wheat Ii bills barley, Dbl and
From Geneva by a Lady,-2 bund,es clothing.
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10 RI T. Iry en- . ESQ for % the Scotch; "
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EDMISTON & tSON, TAILORS AND TROUSERS
II MAKERS. 60 STRAND, LONDON.-Dress Coat COS !;
Dress Trowse $685. Llama Cloth Paleos ass Dress Vests
IN every variety,
Gentlemen visiting England would do we'll inspect the
large Of well selected Cloths Doeskns and Vest
inss previous to making purchases they Will find
establishment goods Of the and approved brc
from the best West Of England the lowest
possible cash prices. EDMIS1ON & SON
je30jy33l aui3-3 5t~r CO Strand, London, England.
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A I'D TO IRE5ANpo4es 81 the I,ish r. Relief Commit
IN w% Y K. ssy q 3. o
lowing Of Money Provisions aud Clothing since the last
Sass ssaSIen Wm y. Hay:m.yer Esq. oollse,sdi in :.
snd "a d ta. Of B Esa,h wtiS s,s so
sesaiy fs III. - d. R.sSs o. "a s 4. CUE CUE
. Esquie :; 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II 90
-sn x Ss i. s scsisi1, i: Gioa;: ii:s
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through 5 B. Min!arn ESQ. -. -. 1000 90
Re F% sa%: q %P.Rs% nsi i1s ..1lo'1'o Da
From the inhabitants Of Logansport. through
Fla% g. b. Rich 'sE: Esq through M IL Grin III "
1?% Joseph is;;hssi E.ao society q :"
Less discount eerdeaie II dspo.,ts Ooisa IS
@ sr New sis: ssa = III s as 50
pss "a, e q s'h sas
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5as 81 Hands ssY 3s$ e.
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Esa. the hands q N L. GI,Inasjl. Esq., SO 90
From lady, under cover for the Irish Relief
YTEro% he ini;6itapt, Gf tiat, Wayne county
New York. through Messrs Holstead Brokan, IS 42
From the inhabitants of Mackinsc, by the hands
OF Samuel Abbott, Esq. being balance from for
ls-From W. W wehsreii, Esq..ci F:paj!ic Sen u '"
eca county, Obio,by the hands Of II. Il. Morgan,
From Messrs. shar & Miles, be ny donation ID '"
fromCheser TOWNSHIP, Knox county, Ohioby the
hands of Messrs. Tweedy, .aoulton Plymp-
10 From Louisville Relief ccmmitiee, by Me::rs D "
90 From Mes.rs T. Mickey and John Mack col Nv "
lected in the neighborhood Of 8 ,elby, Rockland
county, Ohio BY the hands Of Messrs Baldwin,
From Friend to the Irish through Rev jas; :"
Knox by the hands of J. f. Joy. .......... 500
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Ohio, being proceeds of corn which collec-
ted and sod by them, by the hands Of M. II.
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. "a N. T. omitted in his last ttance. leo
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dusky, being the contribution OF that place, by
S209 FL less this sum paid J. j. Palmer, Esq, for
90 From g. N. seymour, Esq, Treasurer Of Osdens.
burg Relief Committee, by the hands Of M.ssrs
Gilbert, Cobb u Johnson. ............,. 23a Is
From J. b Adams saved by his children ispensna
From Thomas McCiotock ESQ, Of waterloo, ba-
lance in his hands as Treasurer ........ 100
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IT ARRIsON &MYERS-MANSlON HOUSE, Belle
vile, New Jeney-Are pre- pared accommo Ja< nd
Xdsals OF families 70, the season ths most moderate
Nrms The Hotel overlooks the be uul Passaicis distant
but miles from Newark and psres leaving New York
1ech Bellevie in hour, and expense Of but nv
cents jy2l 6teodsic
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- a. InE AFRICAN PAROQUe.T, OR LOVE
ys BIPDA lev Hr Just received hue one PAIR Of
~. Chinese Cocsa.ss They have bern visited b, thou
49, sands all OF whom have pouounced Them the
,sde Birds they have seen Ais the yrow crested
Cocks,oo Of New Ioll md. fac smile Of c. Tsobum,
E,qr', or ION show ,he largest Cockatoo in America
Common Birds, Cages Bird Seeds and Fancy Dog &c. for
ralc by w. y. JOHN 5TUN.
iv,o 3tsrc 2s0 Broad way.
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LANES GORDON BENNETT. faapMETol
UNION COURSE. L. I.-TROTTING.
l = n q 0 q q az

PURSE OF $50, m lie heats harness. Tree Tor al
n horses that that amount hntrte
made and Bevn Saturday evening" July 3lst
by o'clock. Three to make race To come Of
Aus.sf IN
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BEnLiE, June 20, ls47
EDiToR New YoRK HERALD
We are now beginning to witness the bitter conse-
quences OF the last struggle made for freedom ana in
dependence by the unfortunate Polish people The act
Of accusation against the Poles accused Of high treason
has just appeared Ths accused Col in number 70
noblemen including the Counts Consantia aud ignaco
Brinsk; j. 0raborsk and SEVERN Miesipski This do
cument IL given In parts the first contains an his
torca account of the formation Of the democratic as
ISOLATION OF it's acts and result Of them the second
part indicates the participation Of tine accused In the
plot As ea,ly as 1892 the association founded at
Paris 900 Do rsous joueJ it immediately II had for aim
to dispose the minds Of people to revolution ia the
names of liberty fraternity ana equality aud to
to Poland the limits 1t had before l772 Emissarirs
were sent to Poland to Distribute writings
and form relations on all sides Victor Heltmann VIA.
n, head emssary; he succeeded in forming corr.apou
pr associations ill ridss, but these asSocit ions
we're 40 divided IN opinion to the execution pro-
ject, I. - the demand OF NJ Hetnisnn the conu6
central OF Paris sent TO Posen Louis d. Merostsws
officer wei, v.rfed IN military science. Ai.rortswrki
found that both the preparations and money
yoiutiou for is4o. lie returned to Nerssi.s aud
by Jean Alysfo Who endeayored procure
money TO buy hro-arms la France aud England IN.
Poles expected 10000 guns IL WAS Necessary 90 procure
10 O0U u Complete Tue number Ia the iinis, Two
pac les torm.d at Posen SteIdnski n bookseller.
placed himself ut the head Of commercial association
entirely INDEPENDENT OF the democratic association
steauss having been arrested reimplacsd by The
miller Emmann, and the master Iocksm Tn L-piuHki
1hi. association wishing to act 10 principally
posed OF w,rken students excited PEASANTS Who
Bile how these Poles have expected To succeed for "
results from the examination that they had the
cessary osupport srugcl. with the great
powers they had neither money nor arms; any
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
New Livery Stable.

dNHEundersigned, having purchased the Llv@
q cry stable formerly owned by A. knssel q
b other, take this n ode Of informing the publ'S
that the Static is nov connected with the VIM
Hotel They have always on hand hne SADDLE
Hoses, Buggips and Hacks TO accommodate the
ira yelling community.
The, have God and careful Ostlers no sto
rrady at nll times To accomyany gentlemen to
any psTt OF the city 60 receive their hoFsss.
Gentlemen stopping ht the VIM Hotei can
have their horses taAen without any trouble %
Thry win also break horses 10 ~ saddle or
huTnes, on teasonable terms, having had @uen
xperience in the managen,sn and breaking o.
horses
iEovess can also be accommodated with sta
bling for their horses.
Ali they ask Of tie travelling conn unity y, TO
TRT rms. as they aattsr ths0is,lyes that they
can give satisfaction, they have incurred great
e1pebee 10 obtain god hacks anh horses, aud
ihey chuIleags the southern country 10 beat
them.
C;entIsmen wishing 20 hire horses, buggies OF
harks caV he accommodated By applying At the
VIM Hotel at any hour Of the day o. nlsh's
r. a WINNg
JOHN CI.ARY,
Yazos City, Oct. I1th, 1886
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
= - 4 srnrnrw


Probate Court. Decsmber Ierm' le4o.
10 the matter OF ths Guardian'hip OF Matilda
Williams. William NJ. Williams aud
David +. Williams.
nv reading and flung the petition OF
OSsbou,n ] Williams, Guard ~ OF Ma
tide, William VI. and D.vId +. Williams
Ninor., this day preferred. end II appear
mo N lhs s.,,slactinn uf the G 'Uh upon {"
saFiHR and Iuil Tuvesug" ton OF the ""t'
la,ns II the sid pet toner, that his q
N,ds re he OWner- nf 40 undIV do ~ +"
nn each a. the fuIlowi0R desrtihsd ami :
linz and tsing IN Y zOae'uuty. hI,s'ss'I :
\. Sts,= z q half ol sohh west qp4fie'i
1,., half If suulh WrEl qu'rIer aGd Wes'
I,f or nor,h west qIarIer OF Sec'I0n y
T.vn.b;,, q. R,ngs 9 Wet. and that
hlo a. ,s,d lshds would be f'f tie tee
~ 81 sa,d miaurs. is 'hereuPon "'dei'
Il ~ the Curt Ih4ia ciIauon issus ~ s''u
aiaa.s to be and appear Al the m i
Tern 4 ,b,s G ur', and shcW cause u any
hey ess ',shv ami ,rder Of sale n q H''
b a,ds. ltis further ordered IN" PO -
sllSa &c said elttuUO be made ." 1he
la DeRnera sod YazO0 Guy "h's W
~ rsl successfully. ...--.
Atbe e,,pv from the minu'ss,
aasIi CElAs. %. HENDERSON, = Il
By A. sIDNET PE8ErNs, D. G
9n. 70, 1877. ia'0t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
.OBT. H. CAGE.
THE ST ATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
YAEOO COvNFY,

Probate Court, December Term, ls46.
In the matter of the petition OF Dixon Holiday
Guardian Of Amelia s Luse minor, for
sale Ofthe interest of said minor in
certain real estate.
I'm reading and filing tho petition Of
Dixon Holiday, Guardian Of the per.
son and eslste of Amelia s. Luso a minor,
This day preferred, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court, upon a hearing
and full Investigations e he allegations OF
said petitioner that his said ward is the ow.
ner of ono undivided tenth part Of the Iol.
lowing deserted tOnd', being and iog in
Yaz" County, Mississippi, 10 wit:-NMth
west quarter q. Section 4; north hail, east
half e souh east quarter, and north halt,
~es half ofsouh east qu,Iter, and south
ha { Of sou b east quarer, and east half Of
north WeSl QnsrIer Of Section 10, in Town.
ship IL, r nge Est; South hall, west
hai { Of south vest quarter of Section 4 f, and
oOf'h halt, east hall Of sou h east quarter
of Section 5, Township IL. R'nge west,
fUO 'uhl ehlO w Tvs STU WHtuS lHNSICS !"
.ald lands would be tor her interest. 1t is
here upon ordered by the c Urt that ci'a.
ion issue to sid minor t" he and appear
1 The March Term of this Courr, and shew
cause It any she caa why an order Ut sale
should not he made. II is further ordered
hat publication Of id citstion / Q made ~
me Y % Democrat and YsZ.O CITY Why
SIX weeks successfully.
A true copy (rum the minu'e'.
Aue,t. CHAS, M, HENDERSON OK
By A. SIDNEY PERKINS, D. C.
jan. l2, lS47. Ia d.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
Notice.

UVHE undersigned, Executor Of the last
will and teslameutO G Calvin Lea de-
ceassd--haviOg been duly qualified as such
hereby MOTIFS oil persons having claims
against said estate, to present Them within
he time prescribed by law or they will be
C,ever barred. Tnnse indebted 10 The es-
tie a,e requested TO come forward and
make immediate payment.
ROBERT H. CAGE.
Elk r. o. tie esl. VI c. La, decd
J,r. 10, 1877. Id
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
Valuable property for Sale.

8 Executor Of The estate Of Calvin Lea
a deceased, will expose to public ga le
20 Thursday tho 18Th February next, at hiS
late residence in this county, bic estate,
consisting Of twenty odd likely negroes,
horses, mules, hOgs, cattle, sheep, corn, fod.
der, hay, and farming utensils. Terms,
credit Of IL months on ell sums OveF SlO,
cash IA all sums under that amount. Per.
sons wishing to purchase property Of the
above description, will 6nd it to their Advun.
lHge TO aueOd.
ROBT. H. CAGE,
Exe'r, If The eat. Of e. Lea decd.
Y"zO cSuO,y Mise. Jan. ~, l647. IA g..
or The Wing will PIease copy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
10 Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that all IaxsS
~ for the year 1916, due and unpaid on
The first day Of Marci next, will then he
required with an addition Of twenty-five
per cent. Add the law will be strictly en-
forced IN every instance.
JOHN ". FUQUA, Sheriff and
Elk officlo Tax Collector Of Yazoo county >
Benton, Jan. ~, lS47. l4-U.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
Final Settlement.

a s one " the Administrators Of the estate
IN of Philir O'Reilly deceased, 'hall at the
Mach Tern Ofthe Hon. Probate Court If va
Zoo county, make final settlement with said es-
SnOs. ash Tor allowance and surrender my letters
J. MCFARLAND,
admir-. Est. 2. OReiIly, decensed.
Jan. I9, l547. l5.6Od.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
NEW GOODS.

VVHE Subscriber has purchased Of w.
IA g. d. Coleman, their interest 10 tn
house Of Shropshire, Coleman g. Co., will
continue the business on his own account
He has on hand a new and well selected
Sock Of Staple and Fancy Dry G 'Ods. :
SHOES, BOOTS, CLOTHING, GRO
CERES, PRODUCE, ROPE and BAG
q NC. Aud respectfully sOllclls a contiO-
uance Of the patronage Of tho former
friends Of the house, and the public, tie
is prepared to advance CASH ano PLANTA'
TON SUPPLIES on Gotten to be shipped to his
criendS 10 New Orleans.
JAS. P. SHROPSHIRE.
Yszoo City, Nov. l7ih, 1916. 6'd
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

DHEAwARh-PRESLx PaUANCE (whlg)
n, bssn elected United States Senator
from Delaware, for six years from the 4th
Of March next. He succeeds Thomas
Clayton.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

NHE undersigned Executors Of the last will
and testament Of Josiah Cox deceasS d,
having been duly qualified as such at the last
october Term of the Probate Court Of YasOo
county, hereby give notice to all persOnS having
elaine against the said deceased, to present
them within the time allowed by law, duly au-
ihenticated, OF lhey, will be forever baTred-all
perSOns indebtedtO said deceased, will PleSse
pay the came without delay.
HAMPTON COX,
n. JOHN WOODHOUSE,
Executors Of the last will and testament Of JO-
sah Cox deceased.
December Is. 1896. lO.l3t'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
HOLLY RIDGE PLANTATION,

STACK ISLAND REACH, Dec. Sth' 1890
To Mr.. A. Hornby F.; ,h., the
Dear Sir-I take pleasure IN Saying u".' a.
,r.,. ION Rave built for me, gives ne entire '".S
bon nj. day. and do not hesitate to cay, thai
,s .sren hands, four bacs pr hour can DC "ade'
with ems. to the horse and S5 the T Rs"a'
S S"I" az" ys,e made 70 day by IL O'Clock 1t wo'ks
"i ;'5 etest ease and speed, and see no reason
VIZ" !, should not be at least as durable as any
other s press, cr comprising cotton Sa% SS,."
Objection. to several presses built 2" erected for
p'"" =, O uou and Gan thee confidently re-
"" S SD SS1i a. the cheapest and bs. pres
G Sov. ever used, judging from ihe experiment
hare witnessed Of its operation ..
lam respectfully your OSrdIsH y 1SSITTuSClN
-. 12.3m.
a r.: I5' y,cE ,burE whiG win cory tns aSov.
81 " ,nanths ana fora ard account 70 ln's oIl--
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

DLAUKMAN, SCOTT g. 20 are authorized
- 10 collect all dues for thu services ofmy
Stud, young LeVigthaN. W. B. GOWEN.
January 96th, lS41. l6