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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-13

new and compact construct furnished with attic
OF which do not detract their useu ness m,
elegant and complete append,g- he toilet and also
cuiariy adapted to the wants IL the travelog publ
sale at q SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howafdh Hote
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tenlon OF cur friends and the public The Of Boot,
hibted ny W. M. Young of tn Paris Boot Emporium
the of Fut n and Nassau streets TIL Roots exhb
~ the Fair fine sample of the Boots that he found
the Paris loot Esabl shmen for 81 So equal TO the best
sold IS Cali and get Boots at the Paris Store. 81,
proftx ia n he moi
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We give in this days Herald some additional
intelligence relative to the capture Of the city Of
Mexico. 1t appears that the Mexicans evacuated
the city and retired to Guadalupe, TO prevent a
bombardment or an assault. 1t was taken pos
session of on the 18th ult The battles were
fought on the outside of the city, between the 9Th
and 18th
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the Herald left their Houses Stores on
arrival Of the New York train the morning. by the
Haven line IN the evening, be regularly supplied,
No. State street REDDIN3 & CI
IA eodIu =
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eteres of America being the second number of the Mo
Auburn series This magnifcently illustrated book will
completed twelve numbers, and wo Of art like
beautiful places repre- 'ented) is without rival.
Subscribers can have the Greenwood series bound il
elegantly supe Tor Style of nclu b.
tful design Of the executed expressly for this
at prices ranging irsm one to five dollars.
II. MARTIN. 10 Broadway I'M stat
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Pocket and Pen knives, RaxOrs, etc -
beautiful assortment Of the above can be seen n the .ub
bers together with large variety Of scissors nail files
polished stes goods. Raxors ground and set utery
paired. U. SAUNDERS & son, III Broadwsv
A few doors above Cnuril and,
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get your hoors, shoes CATERS J.nes Ma Ann ST.
near the Museum You can get there good boots for
sells first boot 50 81 which is usually I'd at
Double soled water pro- boots at 81 So S. and So j
has the true system-light EXPENSES an small profits.
GOODS purchased at Ann street, warranted to give en-
satisfaction
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Mail Fnlluros


Inc greater part of yesterday newspaper mail was
sent TO Boston by mistake. Transcript,
llfh inst
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:. EXPERIMENTS IN THE DIFFERENT cRMrrEsItS,,
For the fwentu: four hours ending at O'clock r. d.,
October O.
Names. Nafirifu Names Nativity.
Gspt p b. kmball, Unkn'n. Nichols Corners, Ireland
lean vnbsnk do Jean J. Marshall, Qdeans
y:.yEgeHand, United States. WIN. Thompson. Ireland
White unkn'a, Unkn,n Henry Smith Pennsy lvania
Hicon Elinglchi, Austra Ludwick Fmmerick. Germany
I r SnanIevv New York. Madaline Furthour, DO
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We take pleasure in noticing the arri-
val yesterday morning of the new steamship
Northerner, from Charleston. Her reputation
as a safe and fleet ocean steamer Is by this,
her first, voyage fully established. The pass
ages both ways were remarkably quick, and
although bad weather was experienced on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-13


As the time Is approaching for naturalization and as
many labor under the superstition that
the parent naturalizes all minor children while on th
other hand equally as profound ursts believe that the
parents becoming naturalized does not naturaze the
minor children and seeing time since In YOUR pa
per an opinion sanctioned by Judge Vanderpoel which
believe to be incorrect allow offer you nv views
on the subject. Every one has inherent right to
claim allegiance TO the sovereign In whose dominions
was born This allegiance entities him the right OF
protection from the sovereign The right Of
and the consequences attendant upon it are
rights which one has any control but the pdi-
yidual himself. During my minority my father may
have the right to make certain contracts which
snail be binding upon until arrive a. lawful age
but no longer. But he has no right, during my
minority to take from my birthright That is mine
mine solely and 1t rests with only say whether
not will renounee and abb ure the allegiance owe to
and protection claim from, my sovereign. How can my
father swear for me! And how obtain allegiance
to any country sovereign and absove myself from
legal sovereign, except oath Of allegiance some
similar lawful act performed by myself alone. have
not time to enter fully into this matter may hersa
enlarge upon 1t. What have said may possibly SCI
some to reflection and lead them to follow out deaf
further than have. While on this subject, would
mention, are.apt to thnk they need not be ma
urazed If their husbands are but that they iuber
It his property though they aliens, if he is citizen
This Is error; they cannot hold real estate unles
they have declared their intentions and fled the
sary affidavit with the Secretary Of State. T. j. s.
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American Telegraph system-TO the Public

From the CINCINNATI Gazette, DC ober
The undersigned after of research aud tori has
The Of that be is prepared the
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infringement of Professor Morse Patea or Of any Thing whS
sf" ana
controllers OF NoIses Tssgaph who were respectfully
the alleged "nirpgement" in d.vismg and King diff,
the Pubco whom those gentlemen have often appeas
aud ai,o duty 70 mys. whom they have Of en- wsacn
the comparative originality of the modes Of Teegphn
the U@i'sd si,es for determining aheS Of he
Of Ss
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f". to All ons szsu
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fobope to notice The assault. upon I'll ,rbsasnce
s o. RI i a;:s. ~. Fl
Of Morses plan. and denuncistoy Of my invention
qgisksnips their proceedings that may !surn to the CT
day: Ego to M..sr F. O. j. Smith and KeudaI, who sse
Letter above referred to.l
Me.srs f. J; Smith and Amos Kendall sept 90
dEsTLxMEvcI address you as being part owner
Sd BY Professor Samuel f. B. morse for an Eect @
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CINCINNATI, Sept. %, 1877.
Messrs. +. o j. Smith and Amos Kendall
GENrLEMEN-I address you being part owner,
the other agent for the of the of the
Cd by Professor Samuel f. Morse, for
Telegraph" The purpose of th: communication is 10 nfor
tie unissd States pat. for ,,legrPh which have nam
city to Louisville.
and to be published by authority have asserted tina
have no right 70 use 'uch mschnes for teegaphc purpose
Infringement" Of the patents granted to Psofsssor Nor
such publications. II untrue calculated to do
jury. and should be di.avowed: if be.ev you
be true 1t is duty which you TO the public and yof
judicial tribunals Of the country Indeed is duiyyou
to conscientousv believe that have the right
the said machines without your consent" and the cou
you have pursued has injured and still continues njure
conceive TO be just rights And therefore
fully request that will institute the proper
test the accuracy OF the assertions hive publicly ma
Respectfully yours.
ROYAL 4 HOUSE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

possible to raise and march Mexican army OF CITY thou
sand the Rio Grande There will then be no more
fighting moro boodshed, expense as our reg
ulsr army will the posts and that army must be cup
ported somewhere, aud have Tor il anywh here
else Then the third and last deprivation OF Mexican
What has been the OF that commerce
for the last twelve yessi Not annual average OF one
million OF dollars tar mercantile profit on that ri ten
per would Dc 100000. That is the most that We
should Lose. But wall lose THAR With line OF from
tier Of five hundred miles does any one doubt that ten
times the OF merchandise would be carried on across
that line ~ by regular importation, and by the very same
proccss by which proposed introduce il by way OF
Vera Cruz.
IL Is thus In our at put end this
unnecessary and dcporablo war aud every
which should have influence honorable mon
that should do The national honor never required
the The honor OF THE country require war with
Mexico No view OF national interest uscs its further
prosecution uOn feeble, Vanquishcd but gallant enemy
Glorious has been and always will be the
at our the shout at victory uuaecompa ncd
with the scbhings OF grief and the agony many strck
aud broken heart Who that has heart does not iee
beat IN deep sympathy with the usricus patriot of Ash.
land Tor the loss OF his gallant aud heroic son
Terrible Is the responsibility " those who have IL in
thoir power 10 stop the ciusion OF blood and who do it
not. will say ha they incur all the moral guilt of
murder, but sOlcmny declare that like circumstances
myself, should feel that did.
Very truly, your friend, &c.
WADDY THOMPSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
TO THE POLLS!

MONS the day and no,c'S The hour ,"
"The sun of AusteriiE has risen upon u.s." Shall
81 light victory, shall down coudcd by defca,
II is lot to wings Of Richmond this day TO answer the
question They have the potoer redeem the Meropo-
District, and doing rebuke those who Gerry
nandeed IT, in order 10 smother their roiec, while they
will eondc long oglCeted local interests repre-
sentative who will take pleasure promoting them,
stead OF sacrificing them, Mr. Leake be elected. they
will again be- What citizen OF Richmond welded TO
nm abstractiouan abstraction which has long been prae
neatly discarded by the party whose representatives
use Il to deprive OF squal participation in appro
priao of Congress Tor the improvement OF rivers and
habors,-as vote for Mr.. Leake in preference MI
Bots-or be n neutral m the contest No Wing
certainly can be Indifferent passive in such struggle
struggle IN which both their PRINCIPLES and their IN
TERESTS are stake. Once more, them TO the breach
and the shouts OF VICTORY will be music to our cars at
the close OF the days labOrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
One Grand MISTAKE.

Mos-r-. Eitor.-Aow to ask u % has never occur
red % y'I that iue Dcnocauc party that lron
TINT Col voolfolk calls " Ola Huukets'-has heretofore
acted with great kGdns. aud iEdu.ged their own i.Iu
~ 'r Calhoun wing, ~ the Cbyary parry. has so seem
ed 0" me aud as .ons aa Ibis vas io case SIR. ClIho7u
friends evidently iucftlsu o.. catching ami then " i-
bat gathering strength and more ond constantly iron,
iha "Hunkcr" uuu tsy became the balance ot power p-
y When tDis state l iungs became evident the Chya
~ were mprdeut IN pressing their pe,enson- too rspi,
and ob-unatey, % Was eviden during the , li-
Leg-aiure, particularly 90 tie election OF United States
Senators.
It would have been much better f, them. NJ payy o.,
have been more modest of moderate. aud after elect.
nv their y"rie, Hr Hunter have then acted with th
DID Dcmpcrsuc party. aud them the Caucus nominee
Gov smith, End not him, certainly hr. Jones bot 900
cyhstIucn pi their ObsiuIEy standing Tor h1 SEN
apf- they highly offended tie "liunkors and caused Them
Go take what seemed 90 ALL reckless stand against the
ChVaiy, aud they were denounced than Whir-
Many Wanted tat tIcy would submit longer and tY
Shows iHo state of ."cng m'e strongly han could be done
DOB any other way. -'muy vowed again and gain that they
would vote Tor " bJiis place Hf 3cdion. Did y.u
bear Col. voolfolk do. Cun.,ni1ny Did he NOT .sv b.f
he We done with lhem and that wherever hi- influence
could reach ihm, during this lur Congress ,h.y
should feel % Did he not promise % "bruise Mr. T.
cocks hcid'2 And this brings h, obligations uf the
Democratic party under which They have been brought by
uc bold and fearless manner i1 which Col Voolfolk
end some Of tie Leaders OF the bunker parry Boo this civ
mst he question: and put stop 90 The arrogant claims u
Mc Cniyufy.
Atine time. knew it was thought rash and highly ip
prudent but e result proves that 81 old Dem0cratc par
" bad thought proper they could have prevented, long
since, any iDIHry from the Calhoun wing. They mgat
have put them down, they have done. without murmur
from even the leaders p the pauy. They were uarfI Doe
toe last Presidential csnyas The best speakers they had
became the most popular and many OF them were paid uH
BY seats n Congress Thu. seemed make them feel thaf
ne iunEcf were dependent them. aud hs claimed TOO
much und for their arrogance they have been al decent
y wmppsdn as ever cot OF fellows were NYta gfoan ~
heard & Calhoun man looks JIst hke Democrat; and,
t excused for the past will vote like him out f fHe DE.
n'cfih hid token ine same s'lnd h.c ysan ogo, there
would na' a17C 5,rHu remnant of the Cbylry ler You
will L-lr L. .-lr u LulLn ~ -a.L.- MO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
To TUE Eprross or rnr EvoUrRsR:


Gentlemen: have an announcement in como Of
tho Wing papers, tina, poll will be opened nj tho different
election prooinos Thursday next, for James A. Sod
don, Esq.
May be allowed To ask youRcnicmon whether thus ON
noucoment is made with Mr. Seddons knowl, dge7 Aud
not docs meet with his approbaonl Can you answer
by HulhoTity1 DftERY
In conversation with Mr.. Seldom, few days since,
nc informed Ne that be had inclination he considered
acnuddaio but should for Mr. Loake whose success
he cordially dosires.-ESQUiREE
1TP. S-Snco writing tho above wo have received tho
following:
II having been announced, through tho public journals
OF the city, that poll would DO opened The several
counties composing this Congressional District Tor the Hon
j. A. Seldom, and having been stated the Domocia
tic Committee Of Vigilance, for the City-of Richmond
that some Democrats entertained the belief that such sb
nouncomcni met the appreciation Of that gentleman and
the Committee Of Nfg ance although they did not bellows
that such the fact decmng o1pedient to take scion
upon said subject, appointed ~, Committee 10 wait UPON
Mr. Tor the purpose Of ascsranng whether snid mpfcs
sons were correct.
We peg leave 10 report, that called upon Mr. s.
and arc authorized by him In the fullest msnncr IN state
mat ne docs not desire poll be opened Tor him. and
that he anHously desires tho election Of Mf. Leake
HIRAM BRAGG
SHELTON G. DAVIS
THOS. RITCHiE Jr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
NERRIlM SAT-
To the Voters Of this Congregational
District.


The Constitution declares that every person has been
housckeepcr and head o family the county, city
town. borough ELECTION DlrRIcr, Tor twelve months
next preceding the election and has been assessed with
part OF the revenue u the commonwealth aud actually paid
the same, shall be entitled that person
wing from the city the county, from the county the
city, or from county another eigLiH The election
District he has been houSckcepvr and head ct ami-
within the Congressional district lUT II months entitled
10 voic hut the must vote IN tho in which hc
he resides at the ct the eucon And such should
be disputed all that such has do read the Con-
sttuuon tor himself, become satisfied that the Constitution
clothes him with the power and demand be that
he believes himself entitled VOTE and the Commission
ers are bound receive II. h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

IL The Committee at Vigilance, composed OF the
YOUNG WINGS have faithfully aud zeoousy discharged
the labor dey1ed upon them during the canvass-eayng
TO their seniors only the duty voting. No appeal We are
rurc need be addressed 10 the latter, induce them
to-day Less enthusiastic they may be- perchanee than
their younger brethren who have succeeded them in the
'heat and burden" OF the conflict but less devoted 10
the great principles by which both young and old
mated nor less determined them the polls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
Attention. wings.

The Wings voting IN Hanover, at Taylorsyie, will
scmbe at the Richmond and Fredericksburg Depot pre-
.iscy II o'clock when the Cars will START and those
voting Cole UaTbor, will assemble at Scabrooks Ware
house O'Clock. A. both o, these places OF assembling
n committee will be attendance 10 the voters oil,
and To provide modes OF for those who
able 20 ptnyde Tor themselves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
Lifc Id GienernI TnYIor.

Messrs. Gurg. Elliott = Co Of Phhsdelpha, have now
IN pres the Life oi Gen. Zachary Taylor, BY Judge Robert
a. Canud Of that eity brilliant writer, and every way
qualified do iasce TO the theme. The work will BE- pub
hsd early n July, and will doubtcss have Rroat
Tho people anxious 10 know Of the early history
81 who, BY be emnont qualities. called poeiod
" uio ucou hos achieved reputation widespread
a vhl b, enduring. SEQ the advertisement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

FOR rHk W.
The enquirer assigns that may be satisfactory
why Mt lucian Minors letter published SaHI
daV last VIII IT. Editors gat,y the curious bv assigning
some reason why II published On Mondav-or m
the country paper TaesdaVso that II might reach it,
country readers before the election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

~ The Poll. Eenrco Court House will be opened
The morning ut o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

IL The Enquirer thus explains Its failure transfer to
it, columns the letter Nh Lucan Minor which appeared
IN the Wing OF last Friday:
when read Mr. Ms letter in Friday's Wing we
Foreman bring It out on saturday IN,
publication has been omitted through inadyerencc-but
the letter will be found below We have no desire 10 do
Mr. Injustice Our desire Is to defeat him fairly or not
az all. The enquiry Is answered"
Mr.. Minors letter is published in yesterdays Enquirer
late OF reach It's subscribers IN the country
before the day OF election. However ndsposcd the editors
may be Do injustice Mr. Bots obvious that their
''nadyertenc," may have had tina, effect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
ICHM0ND DAILY WING.

OF The Polls will he opened this morning at
siI o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
rr yOTTCCTOVO TENs :

Ir NOTICE TO VOTERS i-.-An erir. rs,n
It Care will lesve the Depot Of the X. 3. p Railroad
Company, 90 usual Thursday the 22d inst, o'olk
Tor Ihe accommodate. ~ persOns wishing ~ Tay.
orvo Rsiurning this rain vii leave Tsylouve o. 4
pm.
Fare for the round up. 81 90
oply TUOS. SHARP, SuyL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
Vote EarIyI

We repeat what sand yesterday tina, all who can DO
20 ought to yurE EARLY order prevent press m the
latter part the day. The will probably be an I'M
usually large one and Il many persons should defer cast
ing their vote until late the day, may lead some IN
convenience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

gr The New Orleans Preayuno OF the lith INST con-
tSns long letter, not written Tor publication OF
from General Taylor Gen. r. &. w Batter OF Lousiaus
in which minute account is given OF the battle OF Bucns
VISTA embracing minor matters. contained IN
his official despatch. The General, hi- letter. takes oc
casion TO rccJ to hs nomination the Presidency which
he saws has bcen done whou his knowledge, wishes
consent" lie has no aspirations he adds, Tor any civil
office His great desire is the war speedily
aud honoraby which he thinks required by the
o. both countries ard especially OF thinks
"frcsidentmakng should bc las, sight OF until this
comPshcd.' We shall lay the letter before our readers
tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
CITY ARRIVALS.

FtrHtras Hrrstflf lH--J t.snilsy Hafss Ireland "
Mnfsu, krrtrfg. HraHf Hf. suysssn n Yors NJ RIf
tnfd rev j,n.L tnof.f Warm fprrys 8 Ranfi ,b.
NnrFhrdrs w White lfrnrn. rUrin Y1u Rev. 81 faf.
rHpIf F1i.fr vs. rIa Sew F.ff r.rr.g o. cone p,r-.
Cror vs. W'Ib. eti iui 'sf.ar. , H.u e. fhil B.-.s
" Thurman. Memphis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

lJ- See the hot OF Medical Books, Published by
Messrs Grgg, Elliott Co. OF Philadelphia, adyer-
Using columns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.

0s, ssa, aD 90 o. 70 .,o,, -
ARRIVED
Sshr Rochester, Bingham, ~ York
Srbr Pennsylvania. Korwan, A'esa.er.a
Scht Independence Eetwa1 horo.E
Schr Charles, Dlcsey. Portland.
SAILED,
Scu LoOn0a, W05.-t0n. PhIs
Scht J. s. a Stuart, LJIior New York
Scbf Thos iteand sofncrs. New Yurk
NV yoEt, April 90 Cl'd schr Courier Cau,b. q ,eh.
nond barge Mieoipan, Allen, Richmond.
Auyod, Schr 5eo. framborg, Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

~ The Vigilance Committee will meet at the Rough
md Ready Hotel At O'clock ON Thursday and Friday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

~ The people Of Wisconsin have rejected the const-
tuition lately formed for them BY their State Convention by
an overwhelming majority nearly every county the Ter
rioryor 1t lie not yet O aSiSe-declsrng against
IT. IL was the most radically democratic constitution
framed an this country, admitting unna,uazed aliens
To the right OF suffrage Wisconsin will probably there
FORE not be represented the session OF the next Con
RteS-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22
From The seal OF War.

IL" QEGstor" Is mistaken in his supposi,on-a is
therefore improper TO publish his communication.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

AZ We are requested Ia say Ihat the Hasiass Court
adjourned yesterday uI the regular term This fact
Is mentioned. prevent disappointment consequence I'd
prevalent impression that would be in session -iay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

III Mr. Kendall, in OF his letters from Vera Cruz to
the New Orleans Pcayunc. dated on the 4,h mentions
reports in the camp that General La Vega had abandoned
FGeEfe NaeiOHai and oruiying strong position At
Ceuo Gordo, between Jalapa and Vera Cruz. lie also
that OF Santa Anna an active cavalry officer
and has been ndeiatsabe from the first in raising men
and taking measuIcs TO annoy our army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

~ VIM. J. sykes, Esq recently a leading member Of
the LocOtoco party in Alabama, Of the Legislature of
which State he was formerly member from Madison
county. the strong hold Of Locoioeosn has renounced all
political connection with that party, and now doing bat
tie IN the Wing cause.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-22

TO OwNEHs OT REAL ESTATE IN r1,r
CITY OF HGCUMOND
VNNBE HOOK containing The apparincnt ~ Real Poi, ,
n This cry. deposited n The Chambefiafnu CIsse. a. .
viii remain Tor The ensnng 20 days Cor ie in.e,
animation oi all pef-'n' INTERESTED -. n. MILLER
~ Wv