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Ms. Csnshwsop hut do not prop.Ss 70 70 late the
MON Mr. L. argued in support OF the expedisney and
propriety ofleavng the question of slavery the
pie Of the territory, he ground occupied by General
Cas aud next proceeded to elaborate EXPOSITION OF
the relation between the North and the South upon
the slavery question and their probable effects upon the
to show that the North had become so cmbittered
against the South that it calculated in the agta
ton of this question that the Of the people OF the
North would vote against SHAREHOLDER nc were put
in nomination for the Presidency.
Honest JOHN DAvis-Except the dough-faces.
MIR. UNpERwoop-Except the dough-faces. You may
call them dough- faces any other name If they
stand by the compromises OF the constitution and the
rights OF The south under the federal compact they
are the friends Of the Union and of the constitution
After very strong Southern argumen Mt the slavery
question especially in OPPOSITE to the views of the abo
htiousts Mr.. Understood suggested for the sake Of
harmony that everything be stricken from the bill
having the slightest alluson to the slavery question:
territory He had doubt they would decide upon the
question according to the wishes of the North He be-
eved and he even desired that they would act in this
way But he was opposed to any oicous interference
in the question by Congress
MIR, BALDWIN proposed the discussion of this ques-
ton not as represe native of the North or Of the
de was entirely opposed to striking out the 18th
of this bill which would be refusal of the federal
gnvernme mt to approve the clearly constitutional
# the provisional government Of Oregon.
hir BuTLER-l would ask a single question of the
teutlrman. in all fairness IL is thslt the provisional
government If Oregon had passed law adopting the
institution of slavery whether he would assent t. 1t
not,
MIR. BALDWIN Certainly should not. Ar. Prerdent
certainly sh ,ull not.
MIR BuTLER-(aside) Just so
MIR. BALDWIN then took up legal argumc mt on the
| ttan nf md m has an1a nf
the laws of restitution Of slave property. under fire.
quent crossqucsti"ns IN his progress by Messrs Rusk
Borland, Berrien Butler. Foote aud others
After Mr.. BALDWIN concluded his remarks,
MIR BADGER offered substitute for MIR. Foote'S
anne ndment. which that gentleman accepted and
which is follows Shall not be subject tn the
sricton Of the sixth article of the ompact of 1857 for
the of the territory of the United
northwest of the Ohio -
Mr.. DAYTON submitted resolution, which adopt
ed-that the American flag presented to the Senate
yesterday by Mr. J. Davs-the first that waved over
the Mexican capitalize placed in the state Depart
ment.
The Senate went into an Executive session. and
after the doors were opened it adjourned.
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lfcnry Clay New York; II King Eascot d. Consoa-
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june 3Arr rig Harriet 'rown, Charleston
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Cherry; l. White Carson, and Shenandoah Worth,
Phlan sloors Velocity Smith Rontomt Oregcu stargis
2 schrs Levin jenkins Mary Eleanor French ,alti-
Louisa Reeves Cavili,r; Marcy Hewitt; Mary Ann
Carpirc Shropshire Phladelpha SuPeryr Smith and Senate
Chairman Rondout Sid bark VIM James, Carpenter, Apa
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Notice to Mariners.

BILOXI IeHr-The Light just in full and
complete operation, situated Immediately opposite the Pass
forty from the TOP Of foundation deck
deck thirteen
round the deck The lantern feet high and
meter covered by dome OF diameter by four half
inches diameter with and spears tho
from foundation top Of three half feet
Is thirteen feet and half diameter bottom
q half The lantern thir.y.two names 81
French plate glass twenty-five by thir inches which ar put
in and substantial manner The whole affair painted
white outside; the inside Is lined with urinch irics wall
leaving space between the iron and brick work. In order to al
low the hot air 10 escape without interfering with comfort
persons passing down the which done means
spral stairway also OF and wrought iron winding
the centre column with sxyeght nest cast iron eps lat
rail and annsers togetler ia
chanal for and painted slate color The whole presents
very handsome appapance, and Is certainly good specimen
way Of gt.
the durabe besides the area.
brick houses The ron used In the struc.
turo Is $1,000 pounds aud its cost is 5000.
Spoken.
shr Richmond masted from Havana for Boston, May 81
OF ID ii Shot Keys
Theese June of Chatham, Of nainnas,
Foreign Ports.
CARpE.As May 2-Bark Nathaniel blacc Iey, n Portland
dischg: TarIun sawyer for New York, Noble Dom
ing fn Davana for do ds HARP Krsn from st Thomas for
Whitaker Pha schrs Gazclle Pierre Matanza dg Mu
DrMrnA A. Nay 22-Bark Avn Smith Bovine from n York
di.y; BRIG Fairy rclkc from Philadelphia just arr
MAraszAs Nay 23-Rark Crowell Clark from New York
brig shamrock frsby for do, ID, aud cthera
MAaAspAM ALT May 9-Brg Republic. Smith
PARA May i-Bng Railer from saem-only Am vessel in
p D'IDs za"s s " Queen s's Esther
Boston, d James Roach, Kelly Genius DeWo just arr
and Others
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Passengers Arrived.

LONDON British ship GenyonJohanna Dan Martha Daut
Johanna Cemens, Ant X Merhle, A Burzmier Roach
Gunter Mr. H. cr,h Charlotte ohrers Louisa oerlerth
and ~ in tie steerage.
R1rrERnAM-Bansh bark Helene Catnerine-H Disay and
famii. Mr. Manios and lady. and "a in the Storage
bark EnterpriseMr Clondon, Mr. Pcnder and
Mrs Dillon
nAvAvA-Brig Wandercr-C Edmourtone
MArANzAs-Schr II Atkns-Wm Wade, WmSN Meina
NoBr -Bris Waumpseo-AS Park. and in the Storage.
CAIvrsrrNBark IL Bartlet-Capt Glayol Mr. Montgomery,
Miss Bryant.
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STEAMER BuRNT-FoRTY LIVES Losr.-By tele
graphic despatch from Memphis, we learn that the
steamer GAINESVILLE burnt Ozark's Island, on
the 9th ut and that the captain aud crew eight or
ten in number and thirty deck passengers, lost
The cabin passengers all saved with great diff
culty.-Pitfsbvgh Gazette June2
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IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TILE NEW YORK
IL Post Oice, June < 1913.
PUBLISHED THE PAPER HAVING TIE LARoEsr
A
Andrews Mrs [ Broad

Please mention The date of the list in which they are advertised
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10 sdu from !Neir YORK.
LIVERPOOL
Hibernia, Shannon, june 7
Acadia. Lang, June q
Sarah Sands, Thompson, July Z
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Hermann, Crabtree. June ~
L. States. IIackstaT. June 10
To sail from, Boston.
LIVERPOOL
Niagara, Ryrie. June II
America, Judhins, June q
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Maritime INTELAI &c n O Il.
N,ovcments of the Ocean Steamships.

To arrice at Mem York.
LIVERPOOL
Acadia. Stone, May a
Britannia, Lang, June 10
Sarah Sands, Thompson, June 4
SOUTHAMPTON, &c.
Washington, Johnston, June !
Hermann. Crabtrec, July %
To arrive at Boston.
LIVERPOOL.
America, Judkins, Jure I
Cambria, Harrison, June L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

cart anu horse could easily ca eci ten IT tNeresf NJ
tern lnads day. hrsirS cunpstng them, - Uai II
aggregate cullretrr ir rrir. waud erahr tnt' ann
Their eaitr euu hclts hcsV1iy thus af''f
alb tnaaut Yields 4 hs excellent gain, aud thereby =
SIRE the hie hest STATE - ctil, al the arabic land
the culture Of ,ueh coin fields were followed hy "h'h
cluyen and plaster a. should BE-, nj onlung 10 ihe
all sneh Fl Ids a. might used iha, mineral
Dra,liug III Lafids -Apt feljs 4 III clay where-
ON the water tce sh nld be thoroughly dalned ard As
Ntre IL mol better month Than this 10 cnnmenr' sNe
work in Ne Commend 10 Tire onnrrs 81 a' such la u
"a heaiu f5uhnh w have dcoH long sIar' convinced
that II ,as TN superahnnauce m water existing IN q
e-ys Isi vniet 1Ie1 the whraf. aud We ore rln'i3
snrr that thorough dalnnE vii e'fate "a e"fes''f
that many rh,s thar uas defy alhe Tire strength 81
the team and The ~ ~ lr puvnan. rrt them II
god condition. Weud tbs fr1cr.' o dtdf'a, of ''7
verified INTO fshe caymoplds 50 sun as thry "'fe re
heved OF lhctevcess Il walet
Deep Pio1qhing thc period /. apfnar'fn1 wien
brethren Will Begin Ia break ~ thrtr VIVA
Ne avail ontselt ol the occasion Ia f"n NJ l''o i'''t
deep poughine Is ii The tatne- hssl helps bl'ff
wei ania. however are deeply pIoushed 'a'l 'a'ul' De
drained
Sproufag Til. operation should be- dove during
tins and thu ensuing mun'h. Ia spumls "h-o cut
shaud be- ppi iutu rts and butHt Fl their ashe'
LINING for Land As ~ believe Thai inosl of 'ha
lands which ha,c beoa long In culture "'1l"ni having
had lime applied l. them. have 'fcame MARTY eN'n''"
of hai essential component OF the constituent elements
IT gad esll ~ take lnuc by the Hf'#ek II ttf2h"
Ia all ha may have such lands - uako arrangements
10 purchase lime Of mail, fhe approaching aol1mn' -
thai fey may hc enablel Ia bc1n tn w9k 81 applying
lime Ia Their lads. lhey cannot afd 10 Pnioh l"o
bushels IA The acre, Lei HEN rut On - and P'"''u
casfpIf'y with their expenditures. Nv the afpI'r1lwn
If - h>dei' per ace al the present uinr They VII ID
enabled haf'rnf ium the Grrcasc Of products, 10 rA
tend tlair pa.eta~es. \ farmer can we'll aiihdio pay
interest On money borrowed Ia purchase lHne, mafI,
ashes. though rAelc are ha r." oih'r iomag "uilays
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
BLACK WAFER
Cotton and WOOilcn Mandatory.

~ HE subscriber takes this method 10 inform the
public IN general that he viii be- ready, by the 9th
May, 10 ce,ye wool Tor the purpose Of
.Nmfictrmg il into Jeans ofrarou' qualities
suitable Coz Negro Clothing. and soon he can fur
ulsh himself wh supply If cloth. ht viii b" ready To
exchange cloth Tor wool We pledges himself to make
hls prices irclmm darng and should any prefer pay
their bill, or weaving o. exchanging for Goods IN Wool.
the highest price will be allowed tof the same
The subscriber feels confident from his experience in
the business. that he will be able Ia furnish the
ully with such Goods they may want. ana Tesprct>
fully insists upon the pnb giving his Goods eNaui
nailun, as Spoa As he MAJ get under way.
JAS. ). CRENDsON, Ag't. l.. NJ Co
y. Bile will be prepared at the same time to Card
Wool In Common Rolls aud better article of Rolls as
been caded than such he Will turn out and at
very reasonable prices.
u, not forget 10 bring your Wool, and if any injury
donein carding the W Dol viii be taken of your hands
al 30 cents per VI.
Machinery all new. and Of the NEST approved nor
thern Manufacture. }. sc.
April I3-u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

r p,e, b,ll in u. Cie-l's On.-ofth Circuit s1pr
a nor Court I.l,, aud Gan=eHf tor tie county q i
ifax, in tie month q. June, Il -. p,:.t.
Thomas llIhlley, '
against
Ben,amin W Walker anu samuel ]. Walker,
'e"9"' y Defendants,
IN CiIANGERf. -
Tn. Defendant nanamin w Wallet not having enittea
hi. appearan. and app afng by satisitt' %
= i not an nltab5n i tins Commonwealth; Il Is oiae'o'
that the SAL Defendant, BeniaInn w Nalhef' do app
here on TIN dly u september ts nee a.d ah'M. t
pl,ntins bill AID that cpY o this orle heioh"hh m
.. la the vnrlbn.g yireinan two months success
- and I'D AT The mont do, Of The Court lonae oI tins
county.
Ilv E.. u2m WM. HOLT, CIR.
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NOTICE.

10y virtue of deed of trust, executed By Harrison
ID Hall Dtie subscriber. shall, on Thursday. Il II
INST at the RESIDENCES Of SAID ii Ill., sell tr cash, the fol
lowing property, VIZ:
eae haHof n Horse Fdgon and Gear;
One Lalfgi The stock IF JIogs. I~o Sorrei
HORSES. one Metal Ci1ck, Iro Beds. Bed
,teais and Furniture one Dd',m Bureau, and one hui
The stock ot CATTLE.
The subsrr Der will convey such title he IS vested
with by said deed.
July i0--w5w
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AGB9GUl TTDRAls
From the Bsliluiare American Farmer.
WORK FOR JULY.
CoNrI.Cnrn

(ooNrLrprn1
Plum, Cherry and Pear Trees lfany of the limbs
ON either 81 these varieties o fru should be hghl
I'd, en- hem IF into the sound wnnd burn the h ubt.
I'd hanceesaed then pate If the wounded PARIS snaoll
ly and paint hem with mxiute made feqnal paris al
fs'n. hees WA and turpenline. Then wash the bodies
" b ihe -uulion ol potash recommended for appl,
're's and IN two weeks thereafter apply the paint Of
- soap sulphur aud salt.
Caterpillar Nests Pick these of YOUR fr1i, tees
u hinl~. and hurn Them
Erosdcaa arf As the pastures generally eve oni
in ia u al + August and September we should like
10 So Tar ing friends get into The fashion Of puii,ap
IN an a'a eon broadcast. far every 10 head Of nrh
cuWs. such ar acre, If the GROUND wee vel nanur
I'd and prepared ard sown with bushels of corn would
Weld ,een food enough allow tIto good fed, day
l. Oweehs from the commencement ii ITS being cut
would keep the GUNS 10 heir milk and in good condition
up ta frost.
The corn when used fr feeding should be cu, a day
ahead. Thegronnd an which corn grown r.adcasi
thonld be heav +, manfred
Bushes, " eed,, Sc-iiave all such membranes cnt
MP.
Compost Heaps.-Now is tie time Tor 7or :, cot
bout collecting The materials for compost heaps Marsh
mud, peat srrapngs OF the roads, scfapngs Of dcles
If head lands fence sides fence aud lanes weeds
feuse vegetables, marsh grass mould and !ea-es from
the weeds. pune shatters The contents # your COW and
stable yards, and hog pens tie swc, plnrs uf your
Dwelling ad-ihe Stops and soap suds Of your kitchen
And wasihlns The contents Of your chambers, and the
manure OF your chickens. comprise the very best ee
meats to oln comp at heap. and you can well afford
To employ one man and hurs, cart. in making such
eol'ecu"n-, from now mil frost time Dpn't say. 81
havht lime = CAM spare The horse cart and mani
for you may rest assured Of this that hand horse and
cart, thus emp yed, will contribute more towards the
Increase OF your next years enps, ,han any fur hands
on yonr place. II is well received maxim Of arricul
iural ec'nvu. that "manare is ire farmers gold mine u
and ye, there Int few amongst us that carry ont s
practical application. Ii manure be our gold n,neapd
ho donbs IL surely the accumu alton of it, shonl
fim one Of the chief objects Of every agrculturist
W here materials such we have named are .hundan
and thvy are s. IN nus' .aSs e'ale.--ops hana l,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
MAY % Pm

4 + Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanaery,
"a continued and held iur the County OF Arp5mallox,
at The Court lilus, thereof; the 9lh day OF May
II Is sitting Court OF Chancery:
john J Inns and William Furbush. Executors Of
Richmond s'a ham, decd, who Tor the benefit of
Charles ". Stalham Plaintiffs
against
John d. Patterson, Administrator William Paltrr-
s m. deed who Administrator Of Robert p. Phelps
decd. FL zlbeh \. Phelps. widow Of said Robert F.
Phelps, jonarhan Phelps, representatives.. Charles T.
Nodh, Mary his wife. Anthony \. North in right of
his VIE Flzlbch decd, saonA Phelps and M,ry
Phelps, Moh OF tn sad II jbert p. Phelps and Rich
ard H. q am, Administrator de boalsn ano Robert =.
Phelps, decd, Defendants.
Ia tAaarrJY
Ibis cause c9me rn this day to b. heard upon the
bill, Exhibits. 81. and argued by counsel.
sderalr whereof the Court doth adjalge. order and
decreee, thai John y. Patterson. Administrator of
w liam Patterson, decd, who was Administrator OF
Robert p Phe s do render before the Commissioner of
this Court account Of the admins rotpn of the
tate Of the said Robert p Phelps, hy VIII am pa,t.r-
CON, and and settle his account Of the said estate
and also that Richard II. Gillian who wa, appointed
Administrator de bous OF the said Robert + Phelps
settle his account rs Administrator and what funds
arr IN his hands II ANY 10 Re administered any other
maer deemed pertinent By the Commissioner, or which
may be required II De stated by either OF the parties
and that he report 10 this Cuari.
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FALL SESSION OF
RNnd0fI,h Macon College,


]
The 4th Monday nJaly
FACULTY OF COLLEGE.
VIM , Smith, D. H. President and fr.f cf Mental an'
Moral Philosophy,
DAVID nnnraa, 4. VI Prof Of Ancient Language
Ezekiel \ Blanch. y NJ Prof pure and applied N'the
Rcyd cbp. + Deem. Pref 81 r,pcsipco'aI sciences
OuverII y Gpruew A. b., Tutor OF Ancient Language
aud Mathematics
PRINCIPALS OF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.
YIN r. Davis. Principal Of the Preparatory School at Col
W &. pppb. Principal OF The Preparatory School at
C6,s stuart, Principal Of the Preparatory School at
GArey sblrg, y. {. -,
rhe collegiate ycari divided into two sessions.-Thc
rt begins eight week. after, and the second u weeks be-
lore lhr Ind Wc1n sae Iunr. To nclas desire 10 enter
COLLAGE i, important that they h IN auend'nr at Inc o.
prning II the s,u short absence At that time may
place student unit disadvantages which Will impair hi'
scholarship throughout the session. Oar course 81 slldy
80 airau i the wants 81 Young men who desie t.
,snilre an extensive English education, without study mg
the Languages The hrnett totc derived from the
~, a the ilties aal from altenllnhe the Literary
aes should sirun ly INDUCE such Young men to prose-
thc studies here. In ORDER r -indent 10 e"te upon
the English lac must be thoroughly acquainted with
English Grammar, Gcogfnpby and Arithmetic.
lherNPenses ol tins institution are as ipI'"s-9'IH per
session so Tntipn ami drp'c ice per session So 2o Or
ST. o ths collegiate yea- exclusive OF n'drn'l
winch include text books, arniineiuei, Sr i9r .e" Nv ~
Pocket money extra matter altogether More than Is
necessary meet the reasonable wants OF student W prove
nrlaa,. The practice o rma'nS dehts with tIaa' 9heh
N the yicuity OF College the highest degree pcrncI'us
law TIN STATE ri virginia, with Vie" t. Ppvfa rem
, for tins bane Of all Colleges. this elect That any
who hail trust college STUDENT WIT Al
authority rnon r,nGNr GUARDIAN, shall upon con-
,tan othc lar riet the deh forfeit his license aud pay
pcnay 500 .etp,r,n, and Enarltns have dnefrSad
10 this law, and where ii be strictly necessary t" "' an
account with merchant Let the individual he designated
'nd tho amount Hpee'hed' and the ,Ni wll' C. a'e.
PRiPkR NrORY DEPARTMENT,
Tn primary obee' the Preparatory schools, is to pre-
pare Young 'r College bl the coarse oil study is sueh
rs The wants d the neighbour DDS IN which they are
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irginia:

virginia:
+ Ro. hid in the Cieris Cfte Of the Circuit, Sun.r;
n Cont and Chaneery, hvld Tor Bedford Count,
the day Oh My, ISIS
s,nitbs,., II DAVIS BivLcr Preston and John o I en
rh e merchants and paners, trading under the style and
rm Davis, Preston ~, who sue Tor the beheht Of tbs
said BJwler Preston, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
John Thomas, George +. Thomas, Arnistcad oiev,
Sheriff of Bedford such administrator OF Joel Letwieh,
decd Willam L. Beach, administrator Of James Adams,
Tee d., Eli beth [. adams and GustavusA w nefed,
Defendants.
IN CHANG FRY.
TIE Defendants. John Thomas and Gergc F. Thomas,
having entered their appearance and given security,
otg Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court
appearing by satisfaction, evidence that they
inhabitants OF Commonwealth II ordered, that they
do APPEAR Rules to be held N the CLERKS Office OF the said
Curnt Superior Court Of Law and ChanccIy, Tor Bcihd
County thu first Monday in August next, aud answer the
bull Of the Plaintiff and that this order be inserted
newspaper published in the OF Iynchblrg, for
months sucrc,yely awi poeted at Ito irun door OF the
Courthouse II ~ County some Court day.
Copy-Teste, -
JOS. WILSON, ClL.
May 90 WIN
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al0 REU.lRD
ID AWAY fram AIessts VI. W. T,ney s Co.,
1-on the LII ast bright mnllt'o Boy,
MAI,
apparently = thirty "rars Of aye. sm,l stature and
gutr bus auiled. Shoemaker by trade and having
chopped with hr~ tools. he probably intends making his
way 10 a near irer STATE.
The aborc reward, OFTEN DOLLARS. viii he Civ
eu or bs apprehension and detention " jan, HI, de.
hrrfv IN M in iamyc. IA.
june lQ-ts 7 II. JACKSON
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FASHIONS ron SPRLNG :. .7U.MUER Isis
Al EDWARDS & LEES

FEN DOORS .iB0JE.nEE.H < GU.fTKLN'S
.lAU OPPOSiFE S.LntEL H. 1HtR.hhN7S
we ar working Al this lme, unfh, more, Tor a
reputation than ipr the profits on our work, all who Il
with thr patronage, will ceany get good Job, and
otralr.c c1uunt help bong pleased Ne ccl confident
vii bar rusc examination 10y the bc-t 81 ndses,
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The Plaintiff, by eavf Of The Court are pcrr,,ed bf.
an amended bit and make new bereunop they
flether amended bill \ ,herenp,n the Deendan Arni$
stead Oev Sheta Of Red,-d and 4. >neh administrator
he blais non. with the will annexed of W ilam Woody
decd filed hi. answer 10 the plaintiffs bill To which
answer The plaintiffs rerr generally, and thereupn.
this came on to be heard further On the papers for
mery read, the amended bill aforesaid answer of the
defendant Amistead Utry. Sheriff OF Bedford and as
such admins with the VIII GnreXed of " William
Woody, decd exhibits and other doc'tt.s"s since ed.
and wa argued by counsel On consideration whereof