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TllOS. J IlULTON
April % lsi7
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VOL. NX9.---NO. 20

during tho bobarmcnt, for the sgns Of shell all
anutd me. Tho residence Of our former consul, Mr..
Iiargeaa. WAS struck twice. One Of the shells
through the roef lodged at the foot OF led which gen
uthan h9d just left, and completely demolished every
thing IN The nom. aud the furniture was of tie
" description. Que Of the inmaes describes the expo-
s1n IA remenduushe house shook in I'll its parts a.
with an earthquake and hia first impression tha,
rYthng II It bad been rendered into fragments Months,
probably years. VIII elaIsa before Vera Cruz is in the stu
alllu WheTe the stgu found IT.
Many q he foreigners here arr raylag, perfectly
ngeaus. al the method taken by Gen. Scott 10 reduce
the plaeethny would hpyo had him attack il by STORM
aud thus destroy Info Instead OF property! They blame
hn, ton, iJr not MluWtnEsDne Of the foreign families
after they came 10 their and found that the city
WAS really to lie destroyed. 10 leave the place and take
r'iHgH ea board vessels which wife oui Of harms way
p.eily time, tuly atlef al the solemn waning they
t'.alged. 10 accuse Gen Scott Of want of humanity
From ilo direction at the city OF Mexico gain
NJ uit.l#ence iItraAppoais 10 he doubt, however
TIA, S1uia Anna arrived there the 2Uh or 2l- ms
and at took scs with the oofuy apairs. Go.r.z Fa
mas Nothing farther has bcon learned in relation tho
r'Pat LAT there large free Il Mcxcans, under
La -, at u near JalaIa. The army viii proceed ia
that direction IN the course ola e~ days, aud then We
- al luaw all about IT,
S.uee " I'm the above learn that Frcnclman hns
nst arrived dom the city ol Mexico who reports tloro
are MT one h682ud armed all told The rad from
thus 10 he capital lie elys tlrfr were nine runs in pp-
7'un 81 fufue Naciunal, but only sixty men to servo
then ltoeuld srcm perfect Hadnfs f r Ihc MeAcans
traatIaae the war, yctl suppose they viii hold on
while longer.
Tin uni of spells Of war 'alcn by the c piure Of
tefa tiez Is imHouer. Over lee0 lnushcts were laid
wn M tie gruud and it Is knann that great number
were le.l ssste.ed IN the r hy men who went out III
citizens clothes instead e heir uniform. The number
u cannon mi miHrs, IN 1hr loNn AID castle is mol Ia
yet La WI. ht il already aseeflHned hat there
ycr s9i To tdis ,l0eld lie added M Immense amount
oi~"3ef. teH, shells, pHNhan shot, SC &c. enough to
..I. a.
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POSTSCRIPT.
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.

II an carly hour this morning the ship Arkansas,
Eapt. lIllard. arrived from Vera Cruz in five days
Through The politeness Of Captain Hillard. we have
letters from Mr.. Kendall TO the ID instant We cannot
make room for his letters but suton the following copy
Of General Scos orders upon the capture Of the city
and also the Tariff Of Duties instituted by Geaeial
Worth. We shall have mere say tomorrow about TINS
Tariff
Mr. Kendall writes us that the last reports from the
iia indicate that the dissensons yet leTnna-
ted Santa Anna is said To have allied himself with the
party Of arias and 10 be determined supper, the war
al the expense of the ch fch.
Guadalaiayu paper publishes tie terms offered ~
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4 N<., TEssR~DAN MORNING, AVH8L 9e. GsF7.
Esagmcrrcofr.,e Eskenesses.

fn'HE 81 BSC RlBFR would respectfully inform
the citizens o iynehhure ana suIraundin, country
hat he tn" taken the raons nearly ?pusite the Frank
In II tel formerly occupied by MIR W Refer and
recently ny Mr. j II fazihhpns. hctc he Is prepared
Il execute Ml\lNIl RE lIkENESSES, with all
HE latest ard ms important Improvements.
Miniatures taken in any hlud OF GATHER AVID all pic
turrs warranted Ia saile Of the criminal
Ladies' aud gentlemen are invited To call anl examine
specimens Of this beautiful art.
\ Il Instruction gsenin the AIT on moderate terms
Apdl It's z. T. GIBBS
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santa Annas Address TO his AnAy-=lis arrival at tho
CitYol Neyieo-lils Inauguration The Inaugural
Addta@apeey oIlhe New Administration, Sc
~ Tie Ala anna We baye received lapols from the
city If Mexico up Ia the 9Th March, cusve
The NOV nents of Santa Anua ifst arrest our at,er-
Ton lie took leave Of tie army at san Luis Po,os On
the itb March, in hd,f and hanpy a1drces:
From San .us 10 The city of Mezco Santa Annas
Wp2feas WIS lGuuIhal lie continually met deltga-
aust from CaeItas sent oct 10 proptiae HIM. Address
's ttam the dit rnt states We're presented To him on his
rnc. IL arrived IN the nomtdaie vicinity If the cap
nal ca the 2h GA the I'D lie took the oalh Of oihce
aldenl 81 the Republic al the clty Of Guadalupe do
ll1aleo HE All rnuun of the following day he entered
the city ii deAieo with great poup and sl,mmity A
!, HtaH Via sung IA H. melfelel.Hn chutch. where
hc received the fluctuations ii the authorities and corpo-
r4u4as. We ..}c his inaugural address below--we
haze not ruom today for Srnar 0tero'a reply
The Cabinet oi santa Anna il composed follows
-. AIanuo Ocro, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; ID. Juan
it1ndero, of the Treasury; D. francisco Suarvez THAR
c, e dastiea, md D. Juse naeio Gutierrez, ofWar.
From anything find in the papers IT does not ap-
pear that SANTA Annals assumption Of the roins Of gov
eminent Is revolution. lie ole5nfse dspossesses Co
ncA fafas a. chief executive iirer, but without dnv7
ing Inc Latter from his station Vice President. Ell
heppbieaao very pcrtlnaeions opponent OF the Ad-
mln station Ut fauos. claims tie carga az equivalent
to rehcadoai MI hc measures Of Farms to be aban
Il ned II = but 1t VIII be pro- whit little till
Santa Anna las time to lc1l about him. Our laas pa
ers just bnng him INTO HE full ennyment Of power-
B,tfe Santa Anna reached tie capital he order
tailbor lor the rca Ct Gomez peea2a, whom Farias
lad kepi for week or tNoa cl,fa prisoner. Santa
Anol has ayo@el his intention 81 asking fctn Congress
ma auae5ly 9r all political offences committed since
ISL.
From II, Dela, ,lpra0.
The editors Of La ratlia received lest night, via
Iampeo, file Of III lepubcano from the city of Mex
leo, 10 the 2th March The numbers from the sth to
the 9TH having tailed to reach them, able to
learn the particulars abouttAe manner in Which Santa
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wv. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
nLACKFORD, STATHAM \ DILLARD,

EVERY MospAY AND THURspAY,
r., D,Jlays per anntim payable "a adrancs. No sub
,su be receir.a for shorter tole than STA months
tciH be discontinued, (ereePt at the discretion
-, rJtorsA until oil d1rtaragcS paid.
~. ipTERTfsEiE,N'i'S inserted at 50 cents PEI
fsr less) for erery neT form insertion aud 81 cts
s,,are Tor les> for ersrg outer form insertion
FIERY .4DTERTYsERis required 10 note on AIS Ms
,.,, losy he ,cshes his advertisement inserted a" adler
.t not 50 noted, cR be inserted III Us dseontiatacs
rnp YEARLY .iDT.ERTFSf.Nri tie terms fof
A., a,,iere ofi.ro squares 80 fer one sql'sre So o1
,,u,rs ,,nsr form b. Every yearly ad1eriissr "
,,,,.dto eonfn. his advertising ts his ptittaaf line q
business -.
~ JOB PRINTING ereeuted"eot'y and eFfeAto'"'y
a,d an ~ So,iabie terms.
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ARMY INTELLIGENT I.
FRONXrEAcKIfZ ,NuNrNfgn

l'aas GA lhc sth. tamAe Cral, bringing later ncus
iran hat city aud The MeNoau Capital The former
~ led on the int s dirrct. while the Alabama left IN
the 81 u)t. oed touched ~ .lauriro I'D tie pra7aq
iY thnI ARRIVAL On tie ame day, We hate. llrauLh
the rs..rrt oIthe r,eeeaeerll h.cr intelligence
Mr. lia.ly. # lha Pe,unr, cIur PASSENGER in the
Aalan'' lis 'mea'. gaoaa'' aud letter. lfaa NJ Ken
dali give u',r sHng details Il the uefarHtpn 81 Npu
cruz N the 10Th, and other incidents ca lie seth and
@lst.
From the memoranda We extract H. rllaunr.
placing h'nt the n3',sd The winters lat day al N,i1
cruz,
,1ifrd 81 An expedition lntt Vera CIsz fr Alyara.
d. The land seanzsue # Grn Raiaaaa'4 brigade.
with battery If liat arll.rN tloua,a rse aat. tn,r
q. HE steam iuae N =sis=pp.. the Potomac sla.pafvar
ri Mays. steameH Nm SHJfla. and Mater " iJch,
the blg furp'ne. ~ Eluh hrtch aud five I'm boats
Aoah'r r>pciftHa. oa3Hr Gen Twins. started sluc
mafnjog fr tie National Gad.e. stIanqly nrudrd
tlaee, about t"o day march from Noa cruz, On the
laaIa road
Gen Worth uas eaeaq in car,tl.ah.ng the govern.
ment % Ncrl Craa an1 castle The steamer Alabama
lrif. with Grp.15sdpan bond. ATS Z NJ a4d alri,rd
Al iaWplco HeN' DIV II 1 L. VI. conveying the f,.t
neAs The surrender 81 Yea Cruz. The iaielpcn,c
"asfcr' Ncd with ,heefsaHd q .iIrlrol artillery The
Palmetto HJIvela fs,g do1fs all,r the Alabama and an
line tn wing morning the Nr0 Ot.aasalsa air..,d
haRN era 'uh, hah heats L. tettru lr#es mules
'fhr Alt NINA 'e.i fana.ea Nrl J. at noon. Jas,
a7"eM"r .SInf eef. ht,.d 81 the tHp1sffali,sI
ca nrrra. rast.n. ttreit,d a numbered II Rn,I
i#zto, ~ .hsd nj Linz IT, oi NpNrann the "a
hash. Ih~ r#pete utstte novso er=f latarasr Il
ii f.Hrr. "}se6Hn. je.al 's-!ln. las translated nr
a#e oat 'I S.#a AnaH induction t. tine Presidential
shii "'A 's zss.i etc. eir, auI patlttme TIE aIu-
nous as u H'a|er. @iat1 Auup', laf.t Hat WY i'm
l.Ha act4I.d tel.f ii t1o battle Il Fuena VISA into
isa...sh.
The Nawa r.s.a.a lie sn.har-ea IT Hfaz.4eto r.
Nm Oh" lt5e. Aplt ais cll,ry.ae the d4s Hl.'l
.#Hse o. .' lase "a the san ..H,luI VIA cruz Gen
] A. 81 ID ID Il a !.
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fiasaFc SfOrk 10 fEGila.

BELL. RCCkER s Co,
Jho'esaie and Retail Dea,c8it Fancy Dq Goo9s
\ BEEN il only necessary IL say their customers
u y and ,he distant public, that thor eutIo
STOCK OF GOODS
for the Spring trade hand The sock is large wei
assorted and pretty. and these who call viii doubtless
find them cheap An invitation : respectfully londerod
to any aud sill persons wanting Goods.
April i9--ts
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NGW sPRfNG GOODS
NGN SgN4NG GCSOs.
LEItIS s. E.NGLEDOTE,
Wholesale and Retail BCascrs tn
ENGLISH, FRENCH, SWISS & AMEHICAN
" q

Wholesale and Retail ksCascrs in
ENGLISH, FRENCH, SWISS 4 AMEhICAN
~ ~ v q - @ 70 -,
Main Street. LynehburE, Virginia,
uEayF received tier entlre Suck q Staple aud Fan
cy Goods G M rising all o tac newest and mesi
fashionable styles Of notds. to which they would mos;
respectfully ash examination, by their friends aid the
pulc generally, assuring them that both goods and prices
Shall please Below is list OF go,ds in our line.
ladies Press Goods. sc
SILK warp Alpaca l.nslres finest nade)
Bombazincs. Lawns. Rob,s, ia ,konets, Swiss and
plaid iusllas. (new syles)
Black and blue black SlA5
Fancy silks and Iarltan Muslins
French worked Carcs and Collars
Linen and Cambria llanboaehiels(a priees)
kentIngs Ribaons. Flowers and i.accs
Hosiery. Gloves, Searls ShaWIs sc
Buttons and frnges for ladies dresses
White. blue. pink and scarlet Salns
hlarsalies and Grass * Ls
White needle worked Robes
Muusn de LANES
Psrasols, Sun Slades. Sc.
EseNiSelgen's goods.
Superior black French ulls. all rces
Blue do do do
Brown and Olive do do do
BLACK French CassimeGes(fncs qual)
Fancy do Cew styles)
piece black French Cashuoret FIR genlemens
coats (tinest na.r)
piece Olive French Cashneret fer gents coats
something NJ aud beautiful
piece trown French Dap d'Ete for gents coats
an entirely new artice)
piece extra black do
Blscc Satin Vrs'ng plain and fguredl
Marsaillcs d. all prices
New style NesnSs finest imported
Rich fancy Satin CraYa's
Porkel ilankprchiels
Linen Drliin-s entirely new styles
Gents fine KID Gloves. black, white and eoorod
Bosoms Collars and Shirts
| MO, l. frs
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.

BELL, RUCkER s. Co,
DEALERS n thtas, Cass meres, Nesngs, fancy
y and PLAIN Crayats llls. Gloves. Pocket lIandkcr
chiefs Suspendes, &c. &c, have the pleasure oniorn
those wanting Goods, Of the above DIES, p'iun that By
calling, they will find an assmtten' equal 10 any e1eI
exhibited in tbs market and al as Low prices.
Apul l9--ts
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TO THE LADIES'
BELL, RI, KER &. co.
DEALERS N LADIES SHOES.
H. I'D AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS.
thick soed do
- Buskns,
Bronze Slippers.
Light cold do
Black English lasting half Caters,
Colored do do do
Black French do do
Colored do do do
French Linen (coored) Caters,
Colored SILK do
Chlldfea's Caters, Slippers and Walking Shoes,
black and colurod
The attention # the Ladies is respectfully called 10
the above LIST 81 Shoes. They viii tnd by calling an
ass ,Timent q SHOES well worthy examination
April l9-ls b. II. & Go.
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OPHTLLlI.NfC SIHHERY.

fHNllE undersigned who has i,r several yearf been cS
tel.s.ycy aud successfully engaged In TIE pracub,
-
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are particularly invited to call and cHaajne the above
stock of Goods, targaes will he ,ferpI ard mis-
take. l.. * f..
April l9--ts
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Cams If btrmont.

AN ACT laying tax on the County OF Chittenden
his hereby enacted By Tie General assembly Of the
State Of Vermont as tolo,cS:
SECTION l. There is assessed tax Of one and
one half cent on the dollar on the polls and ratable
estate of the inhabitants of the County of Chttenden,
for the wear one thousand eight hundred and forty
seven, for the purpose of paying the debts of said
county.
SEC Q. The treasurer of said county is hereby
directed on or before the fifteenth day of December
A. D. 1917 to issue his warrant to the first constables
of the several towns in said county, for the collection
of said tax who are required to proceed III all things
in the collection of said tax in the same manner as
they are by law, directed to proceed, in the coec-
ton of state taxes
SEC. 3. The selectnen of the several towns in
said county, shall make out and deliver to the con
stables of their respective towns, on or before the
first day of January A. D. 1918, tax BILL for the
collection of said tax, in the same manner they are
requested to do in case Of state taxes.
SEC. a. The first constabes of the several towns
in said county are required to collect and pay oven
to the treasurer of said county, the amount of said
tax, By the first day of March next
SEC. s. This act shall take effect from the first
day of December A. d. 1S4z
SOLOMON FOOT,
Speaker Qfhe House Of Representatives.
L. SARGEANT,
President Of the Senate.
'Fr''' HORACE EATON.
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AN ACT in addition to chapter Goth of the Revised
Statutes, relating to highways and bridges
II is hereby enacted &C.
That when any town shall deem itself oppressed,
bv benp required to build, make, or put in repair
o2v bridge or road located laid out by the Coun-
tv or Supreme Court, in, or through such town,
Which is evidently for the accommodation OF Other
than that of the inhabitants of such town. the select
men of such town may make application to the
Comfy or Supreme Court for remedy; and it shall
be the duty Of said court to appoint three commits
sioners, not inhabitants of such town, or any town
interested in such proceedings to be had on such APP
plication whose duty it shall be to make eXamlna-
lion into all the circumstances relating such bridge,
or road respecting its public utility the expense at
tending the building, OF repairing OF the same, the
ability of such town to bear such expense, and the
specia benefit that other towns in the vicinity OF,
or through which such bridge or road is located,
may derive from the construction of the same; and
if such commissioners shall be Of the opinion that
such town would be excessively burdened by de-
fraying the whole of the expense of such bridge Or
road they shall apporon such part OF the expenses
rs they shall deem Just and reasonable, not exceed
ing one half to any other town or towns which they
sh9 deem to be benefited by such bridge or road, TO
he paid by such town or towns, in the proportions
aforesaid and the commissioners shall, thereupon
make report of their doings to the court from which
their commission issued and such court may there
upon, assess the town or towns 50 benefited accord
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AN ACT relating to the rights of married women

AN ACT relating to the rights of married women.
It is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The rents, issues and profits of the real
estate of any married woman, and the interest OF
her husband in her right in any real estate which
belonged to her before marriage, or which she may
have acquired by gift, grant, devise, Or inheritance
during covcrture SHALL during coverture, be exempt
from attachment or levy of execution for the sole
debts of her husband, and no conveyance made dur
ing coverturc by such husband of such rents issues,
and profits, or of any interest in such real estate,
shall be valid, unless the same be by deed executed
by the wife jointly with the husband, and acknowl-
edged by her in the manner now provided by law,
in The case of the conveyance by husband and wife
of the real estate of the wife,-provided that this
act shall not affect any attachment or levy already
made upon such rents, issues and profits.
Sec. q Married women may devise by last will
and testament, their lands, tenaments, and hereda-
ments, or any interest therein descendable to then
| heirs.
Approved Nov. 10, lSl7.
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NUMBER rs.

sand dollars; conditioned that such treasur-
err shall we'll and faithfully execute the office
of treasurer of such corporation, and shall at
all times well and faithfully account for all
the moneys and other matters and things
which shall come into his hands and posses
sion, by virtue of his said Office; and shall
we'll and faithfully perform all and singular
other duties and requirements thereof, ac-
cording to law.
Sec. 4, All bonds required to be executed
by this act shall be for the security and bene-
fit Of all persons interested in such corpora
tons, either as depositors or otherwise; and
all bonds taken to the Probate court agreea-
bly, to the provisions Of this act, shall be pro-
secuted in the county court of the same coun-
ty, for the benefit of those who may be injur-
ed by the breach of their conditions, in the
manner now provided by law for the prose-
cution of bonds taken to the Probate court;
and all of the provisions of chapter ffty.six,
title twelve, of the Revised Statutes, en-
titled of Probate bonds, and the prosecu-
ton of them," are hereby declared to be APP
plicable to the bonds required 10 be executed
by this act.
Annroyed Nov g. 1857:
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AN ACT relating to the duties Of county treasur
erS.
It is hereby enacted, Sc.
Sec. 1. Whenever it shall appear that
funds to the amount of two thousand dollars
or over, have accrued in any county treasury
in this state, the treasurer may, and when di-
rected by the county court shall, until other
wise directed by said court, loan the same to
the treasurer of this state, or invest the same
in United States six per cent stocks.
Sec. 2. Whenever it shall appear from
the report of the auditor Of any county treas
ury, that funds have accrued in said treasury,
to the amount of two thousand dollars or over,
it shall be the duty of the several county
courts to enquire into the expediency OF IN
vesting the same in United States six per
cent. stock, or of loaning the same to the
treasurer of the State, and shall issue their
order to said county treasurer, accordingly.
Sec. 8. The county court of any county,
having its funds or any portion thereof IN
vested as aforesaid, may, at any time, order
and direct the county treasurer to sell, collect
and convert into money, all or any OF such IN
Vesment.
Approved Nov. 8, 1847
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sided within this state for the term Of one full
year next preceding any such election.
Approved Nov. 6, l847.

AN ACT in addition to Chapter Sc of the Revised
Statutes, entitled of fences and fence Viewers
Il is hercby enacted, Sc.
Sec. /. Whenever the dividing line be-
tween the lands Of any individuals shall be SC
situated, that fence cannot be built and sus-
tanned, in consequence of the occasional over.
flow of water thereon, and such persons shall
occupy in common without division fence,
neither party shall turn in his cattle, horses
sheep or swine, or any other creatures to
pasture thereon, until such persons shall
mutually agree upon the time of turning in,
and the number and kind, each shall be en-
titled to turn in to pasture; and in case OF
disagreement, the fence viewers, upon appli-
cation of either party, and notice to the OPP
posite party, shall decide all such matters OF
disagreement between them.
Sec. o If any such person before such
agreement or decision, shall turn in his cattle,
horses, sheep or swine, upon such lands SO
occupied in common, or before the time spe-
cited, or shall turn in more than his just pro-
portion, and such cattle shall be found stray
ing or depasturing on the lands Of the other
party, all such cattle shall be liable to be mi
pounded, as cattle damage teasant by the
party ag@rieved.
Approved Nov, 3, 1917.
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AN ACT regulating moneyed corporations
II is bcyebU enacted, &c. ......

AN ACT regulating moneyed corporations.
II is hcreby enacted, Sc. . ....
Sec. l. All corporations created by the
Legislature OF this State, whose charters con-
template the receiving or holding money on
deposit, or the letting, loaning or managing
money deposited, other than banks Of dis.
count. shall be taken and deemed to be mon
eyed corporations within the true intent and
meaning of this act.
Sec. 2 All moneyed corporations either
created or to be created hereafter in this state,
shall at their first meeting, of those now in
existence, or at the first election of officers if
hereafter Incorporated, elect Treasurer Of
said corporation, and shall keep up the Office
of Treasurer in each such corporation ever
after And it shall be the duty of such
Treasurer in each such corporation to re-
ceive all such money as shall in any wise be
deposited or put i'll trust OF such moneyed
corporation.
Sec 3. Each Treasurer of any moneyed
corporation, before he enters upon the duties
of his office, shall execute a good and sutt-
Gent bond, to the probate court of the district
in which such corporation is or may be To-
Gated, with ample suretieS. to the satisfaction
of said court, in the sum Of at least ten thou