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Ene NnaytS0 SsssAvsA--1<a~sssH
very large and spirited sssemblags il said 70 have
convened at Wilmington, Delaware the 10th Instant
to render duo honor TO the Hon. John M Clayton y
was snforunasy day after the fair though the recent
signal defeat by the democrats throughout the STATE
seems not TO have altogether exngushed the lcquaep
OF the orator or the ardor Of HE frends Many toass
were drunk letters read from leading wings in oil
quarters very elaborate and eloquent speech was
delivered by Mr. Clayton himself on the occasion.
Upon being called on for the purpose. he gave very
graphic and afeting sketch Of the services and chase
ter Of Gen Scott, which seems 10 have been very favo
bly, received. This il significant. $500,
n Coming events east their shadows before"
Mr.. Clayton evidently regards General Scott - m
successor TO the amented Taylor The demscFaf'e We
tory Ia Delaware places Mr.. Clayton In an swkwAm
prsdcamsnt; but this enthusiastic display Of his fnsnds
mass console him. We may have word more 70 ~ ON
this subjacl hereafter .,
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Our attention has been called by friend in Baltimore
to the grand concert Of the wallsces We are assarsd
that they have performed in that city TO the great delight
OF crowded and fashionable audiences" The Balti-
more Clipper speaks Of their vocal and instrumental con-
cert as being attended by Of the most brilliant M.
disncss Of the seasonmapy persons bsing unablA to
obtain admission The performances elected unboundsd
applause. and was Of The most superior character This
evening Mr. Wallace gives another concsrt II the same
place, and viii be assisted again by MIRA Wallace and
Madame Bushsls his wife and sister Those who have
heard them will not foreGo the pleasure Of repetition
and thoss who have not win be present, il IL possible
to get in" Y Ft'4 Aessn.tfo
The programme for this evenings entertainers at
Crui's Saloon isvsry rich. ss@s Y stsa,.G
Il n.st
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.FffNNA4 AAG&NH rrsm the Indiana 1tats Journal
We understand that Mr. Julian IL addressing the people
Of his district on the subject Of the fuguvesavs law
He said 70 be much exsrcsed In spirit and h terribly 80
castle on Thursday evening, addressed the great eboon
srs ~ ~ On Sturdy sna va rsr hs
soil paper s Csntsyiie, speaking Of the Union meet
ing, seys " We hope ths<psope Of ~ paroles win tam
out The crisis dsuhnds artnfiou" Hsrs 10 frank opon
svowsL Agitation i % b Kept mp aSains aaAv usore
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militia and use the army and navy the purpose
coming zach forcble combinations against the laws But
.bocid be more sasac,oy spsAs~cs OF official denqusney
or orcble resistance than Newspaper state
ens and vet all which have been furnished In
II any marshal neglsct,o perform HE duty, the law gives
he may susain and il re refuses perform il, The statute
imposed upon him penalty But II he refuse
sooay made % appear % sSs Pssa, Ssa
his liability the aggrievcd pary,t would doubtless be
appoint nj. place But your letter contain.
proof OF this kind and therefore TO require action
X. sm is Or the use q he amy % The
laws and the President has 90 much conndence "a the
phsc,srx.d large majority Of the people Of Boston, that
he cannot for besve thss Il Will ever be neces-
% call in any extraordinary aud 70 execute the laws
Individuals may become excited and may 10 the heat
OF the moment offer resistance 10 the laws but he has
doubt lhaf in such an event. much be regretted the
good ssnss Of community would soon rally 70 the sup
- would srumph but b. dirsc me 70 assure you that
IL unfortunately he shall find himself mistaken In this,
nd ss a, ~ smpoyas ali the which the
stuon and Congress have placed At his disposal 70 en-
AZ 70 hs that your agents were unjusy prose-
cussd and held bail IN Unreasonable amounts Tor
tended offences, the President directs me % say that how
not . y hat Ss has he power remedy
against your agents be uniounded the defend
Al shsss are judicial questions over which the Executive
from he acknowledged RICH. of svsv individual prose-
cute any for alleged osnce or violation Of right
prsoosSs, ali causes d irritation bswssa The Horsi and
tho South and especially the exciting subsc e slavery
muor,ancs 81 psrmiuns he laws 70 ssks shsit usual
courss and hsieveythng Ike naturalization and Illegal Or
sS~ should BE- sds % osvsss is.srusl feeling
shesd BE- psoPls g one interest and one ssnsmsns
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mted % eappsar % plague ths country 70 sndauger lhs

mtted 10 eappear plague the country to endanger The
public tranquility, and to shake the Union itself
The Wimot Proviso cannot pass The friends OF the
Union in the House Of Representatives would not be true
to themselves il they dbl not exert all their energy to
crush il under their feet.
Let US, then abandon these jealous fears, and put more
confidence In each other The South has noble aud pow
erfu friends in the North, who worthy OF their conf
dence. Let them all unite 10 carry out this system OF
measures which the Senate has carved out, and restore
peace and harmony TO our distracted country
The struggle may continue for few days longer bn
with proper discretion, equanmity and drmness. the
boiling flood will cease and the dove of peace will be
seen with the olive branch, emerging from the ark to
rejoice the hearts of the people.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST rs. 1850.

ea travelling agent Asbsma and Tennessee assisted By Mr. D.
b. bKsrT.
f Mr. r. JAMES, No. ic South Tenth street, Phiiaa
phia general travelling AGENT assisted by messs ~ IL
wxLD, JOINS CoLLRs JAaxs DEsxIss, KrxK WELLiHoroH
". A. EvAss, JAsss CLARK, and r. Lock-.
pyM @. W. JAnxs No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio,
travelling the western States assisted BY hesSs
r. smirHJ T. DEsr JAsoE TAYLoEs AKasTkoso PrRRis
LooKs, w. RAMSAY, and O. SrEHAAE
oy-Receip,s from either Of the above viii be good.
Qfy b. PiLsss, the American Newspaper Agent is the on,
authorized for this in the cities OF Boston, New York
Philadelphia, duly Empowered ant
subscriptions required by His receipts viii b
regarded pay His Offices areBoson Congress street
New York; Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner
Third b Chestnut streets.
WILLIAM GouLpIs Of Richmond, Virginia. general agent FOL
Virginia, assisted BY travelling agents b. and JAMIE
THOMAS.
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THE respectfully cal attention 10 his stock Oh
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
purity, hs in the business az con
and direct personal knowledge win 'e
ou growing districts than 0y amy
character
ali articles sold by him -,
TN. arrangements vaults sueh 10 make
,e Ia ,ac the substitute cellar every
Hotel. persons wanting ANAL assorted lots OF choice wines o
supplied shortest notice, with wines
including wines OF France aud Ger
many MOI usually o be Obtained here.
able =, -. 49,, ~. .,,h
scnber. ~ :, 49,, L., o,icas
.. ssn ths cheapest sorts and liquors, FOX GULL
NARY PURPOSES, 81, -. :, /.
distance supplied land have sent uhein ny i
EXPKESS,n FREE OF CHARGED WIN wihss ec3
by the dozen assorted sorts, al the shortest houee
~ addressiIs their orders through The pcst once 70
importer Wines, &C., 70 Walnut street. fhadsph
y-SEGARs, of direct importation nom Havana OF various
and $40 10 go thousand ana SOFA
bv the single boz in the city,
an 24--dhcpiy.
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The Miedgevlle Federal Union may spare iis CON-
pmenls for the past, lis criticisms upon the present
We are equally Indifferent TO both. We pursue our own
course, without taking lessons from any other editor,
or from any man in or out OF power We have been
true to our principles and il he must have the truth,
Virginia too is true to herself She has followed IN
the wake OF any other Satenot of South Carolina, in
the days of nuication-nor will she follow her re-
specled sister Georgia il she should rush out of the
Union Always calm, always consderate, always self
balanced always moderate as well as firm in her
sells, she will sacrhse The Union until the oppression
becomes intoerable She has not placed California in
her wise resolutions, in the category of the most des
peraie remedies But this she has said, and this she is
prepared to support that if the Wimot Proviso be i'm
posed upon her, the abolition OF slavery in this Dis.
trct, or the trade between the saveholding States be
prohibited by federal legislation then she takes her
stand prepared 10 unite with the other aggreved States,
and to resist the encoachmen Bu she is attached to The
Union OF the States and the rights OF the States and she
will permit either 10 be sacrificed Yet her is
always calm, because it is always crcumspect, and
therefore always consistent. She will insist upon
the Missouri Compromise as her umatum--as her sine
qua non Of pacifcaton-as the only compromise which
can the Union She will still less pursue this i'm
FASHIONED course, although she has been willing for
many years to settle such a dispute upon that basis
Virginia would be still less willing to lay down this
the memorable law of destiny. if her legislature
had like that of Georgia, only in February last, alb
jured the Missouri Compromise by overwhelming
majority And nov, how this consistent, Sir Ora
Gle of the Megevle Federal Union read honest and
consistent men miserable lecture upon their adherng
standard which they have never abandoned
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

HE session will begin Monday, the 18th day Of Ohs
i ls5o, and close first March, lt5
Nathan X. Smith, M. d., surgery.
VIM. T.. A. Aiken, Nj. d., Chemistry and Pharmacy
Samuel Chew, M d. Therapeutics, Materia Medica, aDti
gene.
Joseph Rohy, VI. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM. Power, M d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
Richard II. Thomas, NJ d., Midwifery aud Diseases Of Wa
and Children.
Geo. w. hiltenberger, NJ D., Pathological Anatomy
The ample opportunities iol The prosecution Of f'
Anatomy moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures times week, by Professors Smith and
the Baltimore nrmary, with the privilege Of daily VISITS
wards without charge TO the student for the ticket
Fees the lectures, 500 5 Practical Anatomy, s0 W.
culatioa, S5S Graduation, $40.
WILLIAM l.. A. AIKEN, Ds
Aug. 7-2awti5Qc
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u NJ. SMITH. Of Main and Is,h streets. hate

III VI.
III, OF the OF PARKER SMITH socts early
eshe~ particularly those Of the class
attached He has ready the
tnreshe and horse power, shelters, (su
ize and hand combined Wheat
construconi also, the celebrated Babough
sought after Maryland and Pennsylvania. lie particular
IN his patent go
lie devoes
thsbing machine repairs particularly
ker andb1 Parker and smith He will such repairs
making machines, inferior from wear, equal
Mccormick machines
ior same, and chains Tor chain horse powers.
RtoHsosp,N Va
NAV -vSw
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HIe nne county situated the Leesburg trnp
Joining toll gate ve miles Uta Georgetown and
nom ashinsloa the midst Of dfhgui and popuous M
hood noted o health nne soeisty and rapid
arm eontains acres land s. which and ~
10 recently cleared and the residue In umberwel
branch several springs
rhs dwelling which Is Greoian Dor cottage, (53 feet f
4 eet dsep poco in 'front.' o. the entire height &
N the main house supported BY nutad columns ana
rear piazza; wide parots
~ room chamber Kitchen, and pantry the rst toor az
and Two daYk second III M
rooms besides pantry dark cellar and attic The ~
e6rage house, with basement of eae are all IN bad
fashioned outside as modern dwelling house There par
excellent the kitchen door, conveying an abundant I
into well arranged milk house built OF stone The grounds
the house are newly of with variety OF flowers shu
mutt and Vi early application be made hi, ~
erty reduced price and on accommodating ,
The title Is clear and indisputabie
further information apply personally or by letter postpaid
J. CALLAN
Aug l7-6td&6tep Corner ith and street
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According 10 The 81 Louis Republican, eighy.one con.
stiule maIony IN the Missouri legislature; so that il
consists OF one hundred and sixty members We shall be
able 10 give full returns in day or two One result
however is certain Mr.. Benton has defeated and
wing will take his place in the Senate OF the United
States. We not at all surprised Mr. Benons de.
eat Tor his course during the last years was very
unpopular and alenated many OF his friends and ad
mlrers. -Nsn York Herald
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CITY TAXES-NOtice TO Property Holdcrs.--A persons
the oi9 previous years. on real or
requested To take notice uiat uci
delinquent rst day OF September next VIII
against law Directs by advertisement and sale
properly TO avoid tins expensive process all would do
wellt o make speedy payments.
TAX FOR 1850 y recent the corporation, the
made become due
in OF instead formerly Inc
the lst Instant and
will be allowed upon
be paid during the months OF July and
August.
I,iy u1m,f Collector.
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General Agency at WashfhStosh. u. z.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylyania
with
the war; Great Brian and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land,
bounty aniW attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
OceThe applications for patents, procuring models,
will be attended all their various branches
OmeeA claims against the department VIII be
contrco quartery accounts pay OF
ditto facilitated, &c.
New Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
SENTINEL Herald Detroit Free Press viii publish
the amount S. mills this ofce, accompanied
with uaper. June 24u
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nR AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTbs remedy, composed entirely Of yeges
bic Ingredients ad totally free from mineral substance,
binng powers, original
prscrbodb by Dr. Am celebrated phy.ican IL
mo abdominal regonssuch darrh1a
dyscacy bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders
the liver, hc
Knowing experience. operates kindly
efectual IN submitted remedy os
prevailing fatal and
veve 70 all whoay be fortunate escape ia FIRST insdou
symptoms.
TO Csruss Music Saloon, Penn
lin 18th and prncpa
Washington, ind Aersnda
fun directions for with interesting
cehcstes bottle of the liberia
part Of United State
promptly attended All be paid
J-iawU SAMUEL CARUSI d co.
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Iowa ELEcroS.-lt is reported that George w Wright
(whgJ has been elected TO Congress B. Hem (demo
crat) IN the first district lately repre- scented by Mr. Ihomp
son, democrat, who unseaed The election Tor the
vacancy IN this district, IN which Mr. Miller. the whg
contestant. will We candidate, has yet taken place
Tue success oil Mr. Wright will probably insure that OF
Mr. Miller next month. IL is thought the northern dis
rc has gone democrat, and that the candidate OF that
party for governor is also eleced-Phita Ledger
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ny GREEN & rAsrsr. Auo,,o,..r

Two GOOD BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Thur~day
the 2ld instant, shall sell
M lots Nos and TO- in No 5 conner OF "A
and south streets Lot No 10 fronts inches
aud LOT No fronts south so eecontanns All no
wards Of 900 -
Trsss onealf cash the balance twelve months FIR
notes bearing interest deed gwen and Trust taken
Tiue good.
GREEN d TAsTET,
Nhglo-
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NOTICEThs Washington Philharmonic Society respectfully
~ vifss both associate and special
meeting Of the vocal and instrumental held
Thursday 18th instant ats O'Clock precisely Odd Fellows
Hall, 7h sreetthis meeting being
enabling tho Society complete m 6ns
regular rehessas On this therefore, all
nculsry requested susnd and
ladies and gentlemen Joining Society
by orders
O. @. BAYLOR,
Aug Io-ssL Sun. kThu. Corresponding secretsry +
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VALUABLE Real Estate tn the City Of Washington
for sae-Thc proprietor intending
in few months
gna and Seventh street within
Navy Yard Two md
well calculated dwelling
apartmsnts the d small story house, subject ground
and will be sold Also, squares
comfortable cottages them between Capitol
Buying Gfeund, suitable for vegetables
for the nshrton market daires
both. The whole occupied present. pronc
tive good condition. and will be sold prices
ties indsputsbe.
apply personally NJ office Pennsylvania avenue,
above Wizards Hotel, near the Treasury Building.
X NJ. YOUNG,
Ap 5-eodu Agent.
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United states Patent once,

an petition u Morgan, OF Westchcsler New york.
Yonkers, New York. and Geo
Bishop Nowak, Connecticut for an extension q pasa
eanted 20 q. Bishop for an Improvement III
forming cloth Of wool lair, Sc o seven
years expiration Of said patent which takes place on ue
goth of October, 1850 on. !.
il Is petition heard at the Patent once ON
of October " o'clock M ana an
appear show any they have, why So
pei on ought not 10 be granted -, 49,,
Ordered also published in the Republic Intel
ieencer and nion Washington, d. Republics Augusta eor-
III, Journal, Providence Island; tribune, New YORK
ouran Hartford Connecticut; week for tee successive
weeks previous seventh day Of October next
~ p - THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
Editors of the please and send the
bills TO the Patent Office papor containing this notice
27-Iax3w
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COMMON HALL Of the Petersburg, Virginia.
May The following resolution this day adopted by


The following resolution this day adopted by
the
Rop the advertise for proposals for
corporation Of Petersburg endorsed by
the Virginia, oooo payable in 1870 and In 1870
coupons half yearly February and Au
will of less $500
they will opened, highest
be The for the will be
required May 18th June l5 July, and bidders will
which offer The
themselves the night reject offer made"
proposals bonds the corpora
resolution, sth May u O'Clock,
IN. CHAS. COR.ING,
May 2-dtl 4hMayneu Mayor.
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hENTuCKY LEGISLATURE NOT DEMocRATIc-So far rs
we nave returns, 81 wings TO opposition chosen in
The senate-g 10 be heard from. To the house so ia
80 wings ~ opposition II is certain, says the Nav
York Tribune, that the Senate and Iont BALLOT are wing
and probably tie House is also
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Couutry-Msedow Bank spa sp.tngs--The subscriber
making extensive preparations TO accommodate limited number
be DESTROYS inviting residence
months. His buildings will mpeted
beauty location ac
cy-bena miles from the Capitol,
upon turnpike BALTIMORE and the passing and
dayaded the
heah oa spng
proved medicinal efficacy in all chronic and debirng
disorders present
DESTROYS Of quiet rural residence Either
boarde will be received The Sabbath will
strictly regarded viers other than the friends OF the
mate Wi be that day.
would wish board for themselves families
immediate application the subscriber,
upon The premises
for information Hon Taaddeus sevens'
Mr. John r. Calan, and also 10 Mr. Thomas Perry. -
Nav oa-.oo,n ROBERT w DURROWES.
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TUE Principal Of tha Waenon IN. CO. Male Academy
employ forthwith assistant teacher who
the English branches and abe
be unmarried habits
All applications must be made immediately and by paid
to the Principal.
F,b O. ~
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Francisco, California.
Rs,,srsoss Hon. w Inse, NJ O., Msbsms John Iaylo
esqy Mobile, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright Cos view VI
ssns Lo.,.'sns Henry CLARK esq, Tshoro Nor'h saons
Hon w NJ Swin NJ c. Californian Benz X True es1 New foFs
siv Hesey, ESQ, Boston, Massachusetts Hatch esq
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-I2awly
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IyOUSE and Furniture for RENTAL the request Of
III occupant subscriber offers for the house
No square No l65, street, immediately
Commodore MoTss, the of the Hon. Mr. Y
cock This property well known that deemed
give further description.
The present win possession the LIST Of o
neNt, sooner If desired.
For terms apply RID SMITH
Aug l6--3tif
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WANTED to Hire by the Ycars, slave Woman, WI
qualified cook and do the household work Tor small
lily. Apply al the Counting Room, Union othcs
July l7--dkcpu
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ENCSCLOPEDIA OF the Useful Arts complete In
quso volume London. With engraving treating Of
ncnn Carpentry Commerce, Fertilization, Political Economy,
Horticulture, Naval Architecture, Ac., &C.
hncycopsdis Of the Fine Arts Painting Sculpture, Herald
~, Architecture, Nunmstc., Poetry, Music &C. &c Complete
in one qusro volume, London. Very Illustrations
Encyclopedias Of Mental Philosophy, treating Of Grammar Logic,
Rhetoric Moral Philosophy Metaphysics, Method Law, Theology
SC, &C. One qusto volume. London
Jus, imported from London by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Jupso
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The College of 81. James. Washington County, NJ,
land.

LAM
THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT RPl
i COPAL CHURCH.-The ninth annual session will open
Monday October 7t 1850 and till the
,, the last Thursday in July 1851 New students
commended the opening Of the session. received
any time they apply and the charge estimated from The
their entrance.
College has the number of classes affords all m
pountes Tor complete education aud, al the successful t
OF the collegiate coIiurs graduates the
denueal degrees.
The Grammar school, Immediately adjoining the College a
der the of the Rector but unueT distinct disop
ceives lads beginning OF their acadencni and
Them the collegiate classes The oversight and direction
OF the College secure special advantages the p
Grammar school.
In the Mercantile classes, the study Of the Greek
and t place supplied by additional studies in modern s
book seeping, statistics sc.
The location of the College is entirely heahfu and by
from and villages, favorable good aud oe
The whole annual chrgethe the College and Grand
school the of months huDdred and
five dollars, pay able semi annually in advance.
Applications To be made 10
JOHN Is. aERFOOT,
Rector College of ST. james I. o. MI
Aug 6-taw2ln
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Yesterday the House devoted its session to the con-
sideraton OF the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill,
in Committee OF the Whole the state Of the Union
the members voting and advocating and opposing Gin
five minutes speeches) various amendments proposed
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mo elI persons whom 1t may concernJames Murphy
an lman year oiS, in the county OF HALIFAX aud
of personal estate, 10 wich
his ifhe left entitled, under me laws OF VIZ
GINA said Murphy his widow, who admins
Tered who will be entitled 70 the same as ms uu
mate dsbutee, he LETT next OF kim She takes inns
method informing such, forward and
said otherwise she VIII
that consider the property as her
Aug l-wl4r MANI ~ "o"iii'