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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
Encrsy,inyinciblc determination
Memoirs Of
SIR THOMAS POWELL BURTON
BARONET,

Selected from his Correspondence, edited by
his Son CHARLES BURTON, Esq
The longer live the more am certain that the
great difference between men, between the feeble
and the powerful, the great and the INSIGNIFICANT
is energy invincibe, doermination--a purpose
once fixed, and then death or victory That
quality will do an, thing that can be dono in
this world and no talouls, no circumstances
no opportunities, will make n two-leggcd crea-
,urc Il man without il, l,'-EItIact of a letter from
Sir Il. Fowell Burton.) The above is for sale
at JAMES HAMMOND'S Book Store.
Jnne II
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A rumor has pre- vailed that T. Blecher Kay
and man named Thompson, (caed Jack
sey" Thompson)hsv been convicted Of bru'
tai assault on an officer at Rio Janeiro and
sentenced to ten years labor in the mines no,
OF California, bat the government mines of
South America,
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For Sale,

rNiiE FARM, formerly the residence Of X IA
L Randolph, Esq, Of about 100 acres, situa
.de n MidJletown, Il miles from Newport be
en- the East and West Roads. with com
tortable dwelling house, large barn aud cf'o' an
orchard, 10 acres of Woodland the whole
formwell wulered Also
a Farm in Tiverton of about 22 acres iot
mery the property OF Weston Hicks, ESQ., VII
dwelling house, situated about an equal dis
tance from the Stone Bridge and Fall River
Also, dwelling house on Broad Street IN
this town, containing twelve finished rooms
with good Well and CisteIn and large garden
in the rear.
The property as above described will be sold
onapplicaton to the subscIiber-and posses
sion given Immediately
ANNE NJ RANDOLPH.
ExecutEx Of the last will Of
Aup9 R.K. RANDOLPH. Decd.
Dictctics for tho Sick, Nc.
Such as-Best Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsinglass,
Coopers lsinslass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried;
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapoca,
Pearl Sago,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson Patent Barley, &c. &c. at
r. r. HAZARDS,
Signs orGolden Mortar, near the Court House
y92
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A REbir or THE WoRLb BEFORE THE FLOOD
"A correspondent informs US that being at
Parkvile, n. j., the other day, he saw a man
who informed him that sometime ago he was
digging mari, in that vicinity, when he came
to the hull Of Y vessel twelve feet below the
surface Of the mari, and eighteen feet below
the surface of the ground, the timbers Of whick
were fastened together With ,renes, (wooden
pins) no spikes or metal of any kind about it !
This ship must have been older than Noai's
ark and built by men who had no knowledge
of the use of iron or copper; therefore, as
the use of metals was known at the time of
Noah We presume tina, this vessel was bu Il
anterior to the deluge. One thing is certain,
1t must have been constructed before that part
Of the continent was covered by the debris
from the mountains, which elevated the sur
face above the level of the ocean, and now
forms the labitable portion Of West Jersey
Phil Ledger.
Can the venerable editor Of the Providence
Transcript rub up his memory little, and
give US some accoun. Of this old ship! Did he
ever stand upon her antiqua,ed decls'
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MosrRrAL, Oct. 10Th, L NJ.

The protest against annexation TO The uni
ted States, which had been in circulation foI
several days, has received Che signature Of
several members OF Parliament, and was pub
lisLed for the krst time in the Mnerve,' y
last evening, and also IN the " Herald this
morning with the salary OF each sisGer at
iached 10 their names
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hCOug Medicines.

Tayne's ESpectorant Ayers Cherry P,ctor.
> Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
Indian Balsam Of Liverwort,
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,
Doct. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort,
Chez emaa's Arabian Balsam.
Wadsworth's Vegetable Group Syrup
Jackson's, Shermans and Wistars Cough
Lozenges.
Peases Adams and Jerviss Cough Candy
French Gum Arabic Drops Jujube and LII
uorice Paste &c. &c.
Among the above may be found some OF the
the best Cough Medicines IN use.
at. r. HAZARD,
near the Court UouSe
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Kinsley's Express.

1TMW1 The Subscriber continues to run
Sxk-N8 an ExPREss, from this place, daily
by which packages, &c, may be forwarded and
delivered, by faithful mon to any part OF the Uni
ted States. All orders and packages left a, the
Office, No. ~, Thames street, NcTport, willmce
with promp tattention.
dec 2ytf r.. u. KINSLEY.
DARTINE'S LOTION, Kidihs Horse Lin,
ID mcnt and Crapos Lininent-f0r sprain.
wind-gals ring bones, spayins, fresh wounds stiG.
ness OF the Joints, &c. IN horscs--s new suplyt
ofthc shove is received AZ X. r HAZARDS
Near the Court House
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Murray House.

CORNER OF PELHAM Il CORNi SITS.
oWlLL be opened for the reception OF ompany
n the first Of April, by the subscriber, under III
direction Of Mrs. MURRAY, its late proprietor
and he bcgs to assure former patrons, and the
public that no exertion will he spared to sustain
its present reputation. VIM. B. WILSON.
Newport, Mar l5
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A tract Of land of lS acres a. The n0r'l
he Town, bounded on the south by alWnuI
ltreet, on the west by Sd street, on the east by
street running up on the west side ofthe com non
burying ground, and on the north by the Dyrt
Farm,--of an extra qualityfor gardens, or build
ing lot, will be sold altogether, or in lots to suit
terms liberal and payments made
easy. For further particulars, enquire OF
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middetown I'd Mo. "a, If.
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Magical Corn salye.

WARRANTED to effect a speedy cure
w The directions are Strictl' complied with
causing no pain whatever ,-neally put up in
boxes with directions, al the low price Of l24
cents. Prepared and sold y e. e. Hazard
Druggist, No. 81 Thames Street
Dec %
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JAMES w. LYON,
PLUM BIER.
Brass &COppCr Worker,

Manufacturer Of Force and Iifin;
sHrs Pumps, Steam Water, and Waste Pipes.
fA Wasf Kettles Bathing Apparatus, &c,
corner of Thames and Gridley streets
j.. w. LYON, having purchased tho above
named establishment of his brother Joseph NJ.
Lyon, is prepared to execute all orders, and 10 do
work in his line Of business at the shortest no
tce, and in the most perfect manner. share
of patronage is solicited. janll
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f'rcsijcn' Sparks has resigned the Profes-
.orship Of History, in Harvard University, I,
~hich he filed previous TO his election to the
Presidency.
Thue are understood 10 be several prominent,
applications & the place thu, vacated.
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A gentleman OF Epping, N H., at tho court
Of Probate he'd in Exeter, last week. was ap.
pointed guardian ofthirteen children, eleven of
one family and two OF another.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

VERMosr-The Legislature of this State
convened at Montpelier on the lth inst. The
Senate was organized by the cho'ce of ID. ".
G.. Clarke, Esq, Wing Of Burlington, as Sec
retary, receiving 20 votes to for L. A.
Stansbury. Thomas +. Powers, Of Wood
stock was elected Assistant Secretary by a
majority Of 10 over f. NJ. Brown.
| In the House, Hon William G. Ki,eredge,
Wing, Of Fairhaven, was chosen Speaker,
having received lee votes to IS for Homer T..
Hubbell, Loco, for Jabrz Pinney and each
for Charles X. Williams and II. II. Merritt
Chalon F. Davey, ESQ.,, Of Burlington, was
elected Clerk, receiving 1877 votes to II for G
A. Burbank AMI 8 for Charles S. Noyea. A
canvass Of the vote. cas-, at the recent election
having shown fii'ure to elect Stale officers,
the Legislature in joint Assembly proceeded
to an election with the following results:
GOVERNOR.
Carlos Coolidge, Wing, l49
Hora,io Ncedhsm, Coalition, 90
Jones Clark, Hunker, 5
Coolidge's majority 81
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
Robert Pieiront, Wing, $50
DANIEL Roberts, Jr., Coalition, 81
Philip &. Tucker, Hunker. 9
Pierpont's majority 81
rpEAsuRIR
George Howes, Wing, Iis
Joseph Poland, Coalition, 81
w. II. II. Bingham, Hupksr, 81
Hows's majority So
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ARAKE CHANCE TO BUY OUT A
VARIETY STORE.

VARIETY STORE.
ANTED purchaser for the Stock in Trad,
in Store No l44, corner Of Thames apd
nix sts., consisting Of as great a variety al
ca be found in any establishment Of the Kind -
c ,sisting Of Confectionery, Fruit, Preserves
) ieys, Brandy Fruits, &c. &C., together with
one oflhe best selected Stocks of French, Ger.
man, English, and American Fancy Goods and
Toys, &c. &c. The above n,med Stos k, togethe
with the fixtures, such as Glass Counter Cases
glass Jars, Stands, Soda Works, Marble Counte
and variety VI store fixtures, &c., for carrying
on the business; also, all the Copper Kettles and
Tools for Manufacturing Confectionery also
Ice Cream Tubs, Moulds, Pyramids, &c. &C., for
manufacturing Ice Creams, &C., and about l25
tons Of Ice, and host of other articles too nu-
merous to mention. For moro minute descrip-
ion, call and see.
To a cash customer, the above Stock and fix.
lures DC. will he sold at bargain, es the sub.
scriber intends changing bis business. should he
find n purchaser. For further information, apply
ton the premises,
The House and Store would be let TO any one
purcha hasing the above stock and fixtures.
june7tf. STACY.
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company,


Company,
NO. II, ,WALL-STREET.
TTNHIS COMPANY has been in existence
j nearly hoEr years, and its surplus 10 now
March LIST, i649) over
100000,
Showing q Business Unparalleled.
Dividends Of Profits are declared Annually up
on all ;fr Policies which have settled two or
more premiums the profits draw interest at the
rate Gf & per cent per annum, and can be made
available at once, 10 the extent Of two-ihlrds OF
their amount, where the party has paid his pre-
mums in full.
Premium, are payable annually, hut may br
paid semi-annually or quarterly, and parties ta-
king Life policies when the premium amounts to
$50, may. if they prefer, give their individual
notes One-half the annual premium, upon
which they will Re required to pay six per cent
interest.
Prospectus, md all p pc.s necessary 10 effect
insurance and all information in relation to The
plan Corporations, may be obtained gratis, q, the
Store Of NJ. HALL.
DIRECTORS.
Robert l.. Patterson, Seth Low,
Chas r. Macknet, Joel w Condit,
Edward Anthony, VIM. A. r Pcn'z,
Lewis e.. Grover, Thomas Is. Segur,
Henry McFarlan, An rev 5. Stealing
William M. Simpson, Randall II. Greene.
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, President.
Benz. G. MILLER, SECRETARY.
JOSEPH l.. LORD, Agent.
MILTON HALL, agent for Newport
NAV d&w. tf
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n,-We are indebted to the Hon Alber, {
Greene for valuable Public Documents
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10 Let.

A tenement toilet, ready furnished, near tho
II Mall and Touro street the house contains
eycfy convenience for large family, tvs
pafofs and dining room, eight chambers, woed
and wash house detached, unfsiling cistern of
rain water cIcecnt spring water with pumps in
the enclosure, ra,cd yard snail rrrren OF fruit
and flowers For rliculsr, enquir ths
Gee
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MAY ALWAYS be found at the subscribers
lvl Of most approved patterns, and set with
care and warranted 10 work well. Also, Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware on hand with other arti
cles usually kept NJ such store. Tin, Copper
and sheet Iron work made to order. Orders
solicited opposite X. ]. Union Bank.
WIN. BROWNELL.
4, 1913. d&,wtI
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NOTICE.

tlaka NOTICE.
lie subscriber having moved his Soap and
L candle Establishment from the stone build
ng on Broa q street, 10 the building on Shcl
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
fitted and used for short time as a Soap
house, by Sanford BELL where he has on
hand hard and soft Soap, mould and dipped
State or elsewhere. All Storckeepersfurnsh.
ed at the lowest prices and sent 10 them free OF
expense. SlLAS WhRo.
Newport, Dec. IL, l848. dSwlf
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g1-tilusons Columbian Ink. an excellent
article, may be had at e G.. &. Hazards
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DIR. ]. s. WOODS
ELIXIR

OF SAKSAPAKILLA, YELIUW NOVh,
AND WILD CHERRY.
By far The Cheapest and Best. Arttc3 81 IN
kind in The uOrM, formerly kno1n as inc
SARSAPARILL a ELIXI,
Come all ye poor emaciate ones.
Who've made your wills TO die,
Call back portion ofthose funds,
And come to Overs and buy.
The propretorS oithis Justly celebrated rem
edy having enlarged their bottles To
MORE THAN ONEQUART,
and enclosed it in q new and splendid wrapper
have decided to give il more comprehensive
name, indicating portion of the highly val
liable medicinal drugs of which ills composed
II is prepared in a scientific and careful man,
ner by regularly educated Physician ana
Pharraceutsl in slric, conformity with ior-
nula which
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CHANCES oy A EUROPEAN WAR.-A per-
sonal friend now in Europe carefully scanning
the political horizon, writes as follows to the
Psnnsylvanian -
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For Children.

These Bi,ters may be given according TO IN
directions, in doses adapted 10 their age, with
perfect safety and good effect. They are the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an inest Unable
domestic blessing.
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State the price per page for every additional page
10, 900 pages.
Blank forms, or any other description of printing
required broadside any of the above paper, each
broadside 10 be counted page.
Treasurer's weekly statement Of treasury drafts
and specie, ON imperial writing paper. per 100 -
sheets, 2D0
II is expressly to be understood thai extra charge
any description vii be allowed TIE prices bid for print
ing must and incrde all contingencies and
The department reserves the right have any descrp
ton OF printing, which may properly be called shook
pamphlet work, executed by special contract
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF quality OF the different kinds of paper they pro-
pose furnish.
Separate proposals will also be received for printing 60
copies of the 'Annual Receipts and Expenditures Of the
United States for this fiscal year GUIDING e0th June lsi9
forming about 450 in one volume, including
printing folding and stitching The first part of the work
70 be prinied in The same those Tor the fiscal
year ending Both June, ISi7 page ISL in every paricu
lar and the second part those for the fiscal year ending
30h June, 1874, in every particular
May 27-lawiW Tint Il Wing
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THE UNION.

State the price per page for every additional page
on any Of the above over four pages, estimating at
l 900 pages.
On parchment, TO be furnished by the department, 49,.
per 100 6o,0UO
Blank FORMS any other description of printing required
boadde any of the above pepe each broadsde 70 be
counted as page.
1t is expressly be understood that exn charge OF
any description will be allowed The prices bid for print
ing aud include all contingencies and
The department reserves the right have any descrip
lion Of printing which may properly be called book OF
pam phiet work !" executed by special contract
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF quality of the different kinds OF paper they pro-
pose furnish May 3l--law4w (June i2-2awi9Oth1
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Stationery. Printing, and Binainx.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May %, 1919
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office Of the Secretary Of the Navy, until O'clock
the 2sh day OF June next, for furnishing all the
stationery and executing all the printing and binding that
may be required by the Navy Department and its several
bureaus Tor tho commencing the LIST of July lsl9 and
ending the Goth June, 1850
All the articles furnished and work executed, must be OF
the best qualify delivered without delay when ordered and
10 the satisfaction Of the head of the Office for which they
required If it be required each bidder for stationery
furnish with his proposal sample of each article bid
for,
To insure uniformity in the proposals, blank forms will
be furnished to those disposed bid and bid will be
considered fully conforming the advertisement and
in which each and article is not bid for and in which
more than price is named for any article.
Bond in sufficient amount, with two more approved
surees Tor the faithful execution OF the eonfact viii be
qued OF the person persons contracting. The author
izet names Of the suretes that will be given
Also satisfactory testimonials fulfill contract,
company the bid, otherwise it will not be considered.
The department reserves TO itself the right OF ordering
less quantity OF each and article contracted
for as the public service may require.
Should any article be required not enumerated in the
tract, be furnished the lowest make price,
cofdin. quality.
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WANTED, daily, Mt the Baltimore, Philadelphia
w New York, Boston, and New Orleans General Agen.
cy and Commission Office, Young Men in wholesale and
retail and other respectable business to act as book
keepers sacsmeD, poriers bar keepers walters farmers
coachmen agents, book and map agents, COLLECTORS
in all branches of business, &c We have at all
times a large number of good situations hand, which
pay from $500 $1,000 per annum Those in want OF sit
uaion OF any kind would do well give call as we
have agents in each OF the above cities, which will enable
place applicant in suitable situation at the
shortest notice We have large acquantance in all the
above cities which will enable 10 give
entire satisfaction 10 all Who may favor with call.
TAYLOR & TAYMAN. No SO second street,
between South and Gay.
N. B. Persons living in any part of the United States
and wishing TO obtain situation in Baltimore, either OF
the above Cities will have their wants Immediately attend
ed to by addressing line (postpad) as by so doing
they viii curta both trouble and expense which they 9TH
cwise would incur by coming the city and seeking
poy men, for themselves. Address,
TAYLOR & TAYMAN,
No. SO Second street,
May 2l-du Baltimore, Md.
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~1H0 NhWAhD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
ID IcO Luray, Page county Virginia, the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron. He black, ~ years of age,
about feet or inches high has down look when spo-
ken TO- very thick lips and heavy tongue lie had when
ne leu domestic kersey rock faded black color
broad brim white hat, and other clothing with him,
collected The above reward OF $3.50 will be given should
ne be aPprehcnded out OF the Se and SOO If taken in the
oate 30 that may get him again All reasonable charges
wall be paid if delivered To Luray U.S.. M.
Aaron left in company with sprighy yellow boy, rod
complexion, red hair, and spotted face; tall as
Aaron but heavi made Botn Of the above boys good
coopers. t.t., VIM A. CHAPMAN, --t
Sspt- G-tf Lurav. Page county. Virginia
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\AIAsHINGrON CITY Lots at Private saIe.-About six
w millions of square feet, in eight hundred lots
ney every section OF me ciy win De sold at private sale
Iems One fifth o.! the purchase money hand and the
balance In two, three, and four years. with interest
w here the purchaser the time be extended
Deeds given the purchasers and deeds taken
TO secure the deferred payments Apply the office OF
Messrs. Corcoran " Riggs 10 A. HYDE
III DIN
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SErAaATnA w..ains,o May II, ls.s
for .SpnTns until on the 18th sss
described the two ssss3u and executed IN
The be-, s es' duality @ % M s Psl9
dsr A." od, and speaiwreaus, if desired
Tba <sshI bidder will be required TO give bond with
f6ved suretes the faithful ulhment of his
and the will the right order the ar
such times and in such quantities may deem
stated
Blank forms will be furnished to bidders application
a the de paTtment
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

uUBBELL'S PATENT flRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
at the breech, on the principle, regards setting
home the charge OF loading the muzze the differ
snce being that the load required pass three inches
barrels the mechanical embodes the best scen
title principles for this purpose, anil enables person to
load and fire the at the OF three hundred times per
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the aeon.
power and precision. n. ~-'
The shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot and
IL useful for both sporting and warlke purposes.
They made order, either in musket rifc carbine
and shotgun form, and delivered governments ndivid.
uas organized bodies whose purposes are no,
variance with the or laws OF the United
States
For particulars, address, post paid,
VIM. w. HUBBELL
Aug. lit Paentee, Philadelphia.
The subscriber loaded and fred times in sue
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Of tho establlsh aAent Of tho Land Om.,. -.
Charlton District, In the State OF Mssouu "e
TN pursuance of the first section Of the &C, of Con
i entitled IAN establish additional and ois,ce -
State of Missouri" approved February Is, 1885, do
hereby declare and make known, that the land Office
created by said established tho 'Town Milan
in the county OF sullivan OF said State tho site this a,
designated by the President OF the United States.
Given under my hand tho oty Of Washington th
twenty seventh day of February DomiAi thou
sand eight hundred and forty nine M ..rf
BY order of the PRESIDENT
.f,-.,.u f.-.a ,.ts 4 RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Mar S-1awl3w ~
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Notice Of tho Embellishments Of the Land the
"Westsrn Land District" IN ihe State Wisconsin.
of the second section of the Congress
entitled An act for changing the location of land Of
nee IN the Chippewa land district and establishing ad
1uona land district in the State Of Wisconsin, approved
MaIch 2 lSi9 which provides that 'For the sale of the
Pupa lands IN the Territory Of WISCONSIN, an additional
sna Once and land district hereby created
e "a not included within the dis,Iic of lands sabjecl
sha uo caea the western land district do hereby de-
clare ana Known that the land office so created
of Wisconsin. - ~ S"'v' al mo Stae
Given undcr my hand at the city of Washington ,hi.
hundred and forty-nine. WES v ~ po,, s,snt
BY the President ." f0hh'
RICHARD M. YOU'VE, -a.-t ..r
Mar 8-lawl3w ~ ''oo.