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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
Central Railroad.

At a meeting of the General Commissioners of the
Central Railroad held at Greensboro, on the 3Oth
ultmo it was ascertained that stock to the amount
of 868 900 dollars had been subscribed and SIS per
share paid thereon, amounting to $40, 400, and $780,,
900 more which is believed certain, although, by
some means, no return has yet been made upon it.
This will leave an amount of $40 900 to be raised
The deficit arises from the failure of the Petersburg
Railroad Company to ratify the subscription made
by H. D. BIRD their behalf and some other fail
ures of less magnitude. The local commissioners
authorized to reopen the books of subscription.
Bag~Among the articles for which premiums are
offered by the Premium Committee of the South Caro-
lima Institute, the following:
For the best terce of Rice.
For the best barrel of Wheat Flour
For the best tierce of Indian Corn
For the best barrel of Spirits of Turpentine.
For the best barrel of Rosn.
The fair will be held in Charleston in November
next. The above articles, especially the Rice, Tur-
pentine and Rosin, fairly in the line of peo
pies business
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

COLONIZATION SoCIETY.--We have received bel
twenty-third annual report of the American Coont
cation Society. The receipts for the year 7S49 are
stated at $56,322 "a; the expenditures AT $5557Fa
05. The number of emigrants sent out to Liberia
during the last year, has been four hundred and
twenty two. Hon. HENRY CLAY was re-eectedPrei
dent of the Society
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
&" Stability of the UniOn."

We commence this week the publication Of ma
ticle from the Democratic Review, with the abH
caption. 1t will be finished in our next and is vel
worthy the careful attention of the reader bothr
the ability with which it is written and the nterS
ing facts which it discloses, touching the resources
and trade of the South and her relations to the North
F1RE.-A few minutes after IL o'clock, on Monday
night last, fire broke out in the Turpentine h'I'
lery of Mr.. BENNETT FLANNER, located on the dld
side of the river, nearly opposite the Custom Hon
From the infamable nature of the materials, tcre,
ted very great light. We understand that the
whole loss, in buildings, spirits, materials &C.
amounts to about 81 200
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

CLARENDON Horse GUARDs.-The Clarendon Horse
Guards paraded last Saturday. They were out in
considerable force, and looked remarkably well
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
Congressional SquabbIes.

On the Goth ultimo both the Senate and House of
Representatives disgraced by personal disputes
and recriminations In the Senate, arising from the
old standing grudge between Messrs. FooTE and
BENTON in the House, from the accusation of PRES
KING againt the Speaker of having falsiied the
record, so as to make resolution, offered by him.
appear upon the journals of the House differently
from what it really The Speaker vacated the
Chair, and Committee was appointed to examine
into the matter. That Committee reported on the
Goth utimo, completely justing the conduct of the
Speaker, and the report unanimously adopted.
We have given the history of this affair very fully in
our Congressional summary, and We only refer to it
in this place to express satisfaction at the signal
rebuke which the Free Sellers have received in the
total failure of this miserable attack upon Mr. COBB
who sustained by the whole House. That fac
ton is very dead, indeed.
We have also given pretty full sketch of the dis
graceful affair in the Senate, between Foote and Ben
ton. So far as the latter is concerned we have lit
tie sympathy for him. For years past he has bully
ed and browbeat all who ventured to oppose him in
the Senate and if he now finds the poisoned chaice
returned to his lips, he has right to complain
No one can hit him lick amiss But it is disgrace.
full and uncomfortable that the Senate should be made
the arena of such discussions. If Mr. Foote has nc
respect for Mr. Benton he should at least have some
for the dignifed body of which he is member, and
forbear the exhibition of his personal feelings when
such exhibition is calculated to retard public bust
ness or impair the dignity of the national legislature
Why, if they must needs exhibit their mutual ami
mostly do they not go out some fine morning, and
take one grand fight, and be done with it, without
such eternal wrangling and disturbance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
Senate not in session.

Ba~Our Acknowledgements due to Mean
AsHE, CL1NcMAN, and VENABLE, for public documents
and other favors
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

MAYOR OF ST. LoUIs.-T. w. KENNErr, Wing. is
elected Mayor of St Louis, by majority of five hun.
dred over the BENTON candidate. This Wing tr;.
umph has been the result of the split in the Demo.
cratic ranks oecasoned by the detection of Colonel
BENTON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

i. He was now done with the matter
I MT. r j held himself responsible to IN HI
honor, and If the Senator would avow hn,.,. laws "a
sible to the same laws, he would know his fesp@
would pledge himself to perform his nov 'Oufse sa
per time. ~ the n,
Mr.. Chase concluded his anti-slaverv 80
ter which the Senate made Mr. Foote's ro rGch a.
a Committee the special order for the nov.
then adjourned. " @E
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The morning was consumed in tho a.,
the bill for the extension of the patent f., DC
worth's planning machine; after which ~ Vol
went into Committee of the Whole on tho ~ H@s
question, being addressed by Mr.. Ashmun 30
chusetts, in favor of the admission and br \, Nasa
rett, of Virginia, against it. Before Mr. ~" Ave
cluded the Committee rose and reposto1 Daa Coz
sage was received from the President ~. n& |
Thomas Butler Kings California report. Tas
table and ordered to be printed, and tho II '@Ae
iourned. a
THURSDAY March 18Th /
Mr.. Websters resolution for grapt;oo
section of land to every actual settler ves
and made the order of the day for Mond,r e aAeA
Mr.. Clay's resolution restricting the usual a'Sn
cies the death of member of Congress to I voof
occurred during the session, was taken ~ SU'n Is
ed ' ''Aen up and px /
The Senate resumed the consideration Of IL,
cial order, being Mr.. Foote'S resolution 70 ~
Bells compromise to select Committee ~, D ~.
po1J,D;, &c CoooooA;o,t+ n ddroSsoA !, VIM MI
the slave question, controvertingthe positions os1
ed by Mr.. Webster Without concudipc NJ, p,,
win surrendered the floor, and Mr.. Bradburr,,.
luton respecting removals from Office was tolsn
and made the special order for Tuesday. Y
On motion of Mr.. Badger the Senate ad;m,
over until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House was occupied in the considerafn i
private claims We notice none of anv intp,oss
our readers. 1t subsequently resolved itsefintO,n
mittee of the whole on the State of the Union III
Mr.. Averett finished his speech against the adm;
sion of California, and Mr. Chandler of Peninsula,
having obtained the floor, spoke an hour upon Il.
slavery question, after which the Committee w
and the House adjourned
FRIDAY March g.
Senate not in session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The bill for the relief of the captors of the frgs
Philadelphia, was laid on the table by vote om
ayes to So nays.
Mr.. Holmes, of the select committee appointda
examine into the charge made by Hon. Preston Kin,
against the Hon. Howell Cobb, of mutilation ofb
journal, made report exhonOrating the Speaker
from all blame in the matter, and also relieving Mr.
King from all censure for the course he pursued i
bringing the matter before the House.
The resolution was then unanimously adopted
The report, which was signed by the cOmmite
and the accompanying testimony, was ordered toll
printed. The House then adjourned over till Ma
day next.
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!.NULN'E OLD DR. L3COB TOH.N;S.
E.N'fGS- .S.4RS.lp. lRLLL-l

Thisis SO prepared that all the inert prop.
critics OF the Saraapatila root are first re- moved,
every thing capable of becoming acid OF of
fermentation, - extracted sHd FeleeIad, then
every particle of medical virtue IL secured Ia
pure and coHccftrgttd form; and thus II is
rendered incapable oflos,ng any of It's valuable
aud healing properties. Prepared "a this way.
it IL made the most powerful agent IN the
t-+-4lH = az LA.YLMER-1RLE-D LSE.iSES
Hence the reason why W. hear commenda.
tons on every side in its f.vur by men, women
and children. II is dong Wohdrfsi in the cufcor
Consumption, Dyspepsia, aud Licer Complaint,
and in rheumatism, SercSaia, Piles, Costire'
ness all CutdnSous Eruptions, Pimpies, Bioteh.
Is, and all affections arising from fMPJ-RITI
or THE BLOOD. Il possesses marvellous
efficacy in all complaints arising from IHdigos.
ton, from .acidity Of The Stomach, from Unequal
Giro ulaton, determination of blood "a ;.:s head,
nlpitation of the heart, cold feet and cold
hands, cold chifls and h0T 16sheS over Tie body
1t has not its equal in Colds and Coughs; and
promotes easy cxpeetoraion, and gentle per
spiration, relaxing structure of the lungs,
throat, and every other part. But in nothing
IL its excellence more manliestly seen and &C.
knowledged than in all kinds and stsges of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09
a. GRAND and U.VEQULLED PRE-
p1R.1TYtJ.N


Ia manufactured on the largest se ale, aud 10
called for throughout 'sae length aud breadth
of the land, especially as It - found incapable
OF dcgchct, ton " deterioration.
IuiiRe young = Z Townscnd's ., It improves
with age, and never changes, but for the bet
Ter because II H. prepared on scientific PriH'
oiBics by scifHi.Gc man. The highest mowl'
edge OF chcmistry, aud thc latcst diSCoyffirs
Of the art have all been brought into rcquisi.
ton N the manufacture of the Old Drs Sar.
sapurtiia fhc Surp-patiiin -roui, :, - veil
known to medical men, contains MANY mrdioi,
nal properties, and some properties which are
inert or useless, and othcrs, which, if retained
Ia preparing Il for use, produce Fermentation
and detd, which - injurious 10 the sYatem--
Some Of the.pfopcrtirS OF Shrsaparilla are so
roidtiis, that they entirely eyapoTatc aud are
lost IA the preparation, if they are not prcscTy-
ed by ascitHfUe process, known only 10 those
experienced IN lis -manAlaclurr- MnrcoYEr.
these rsiafiis principles which ny OF in yapor,
or o. an cShalation, under heat, are the very
essential medical properties Of the root, which
give TO Il all its value
Amy person can boil or stew the root I'LL they
got dark eolorcd liquid, which IL more from
the coloring matter IN the root than from any
thing else, they can then strain this iueipld or
yhpid liquid, sweeten with sour moiuSsrE, and
then call IT, Sdrsagdr,ia Eriraof or SyrHp -
Bat such IA not ths article known as the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09

A HAE by the name 81 Guar, has engaged
Rhwith yoang manofthe namepfh fToWna
end, and users hs name 90 put up hafsapanl'
10, which they call Dr. Townsend bafaapa-
rllla, denominating u GeHHiHs original, etc -
This Townsend lsno Doctor, and never vas
but wHs formerly a worker on railroads, can
ale, and the like Yet be- assumes the title NJ
Dr., for tho purpose of gaming credit foT whai
he 10 not This 10 o. caution the public MOTTO
be deceived, and purchase none bat the GEH-
uFt OHlaiHAL on Dr. Jacob TowHsand .
HaTsapafilla, having On u tho Old Doctor .
likeness, bH family coat OF arms, and he sigr
nature across the coat Of arms.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09

A Ia meeting Of Pilots aud second Hands
n, navigating Connecticut River, held puJ
ruunt 10 notice, at the lnn Of a, Morrill,,
Esq IA Rycgatc, on the l7th day Of January,
1850 XADOCk WRIGHT was ehufcu
Chairman, aud HORACE WELLS, Secretary
Resolved, Unanimously, w adhere 10 the
old cutahlwhrd usage IA relation TO our pay
aud expenses when discharged al market or
the end Of the trip; via One days pay aud
aryenty-hys cents expenses foreycfy thirty
three miles travel home aud that W. will sub
mt 10 no other terms and conditions
Voted, That an agreement be- drawn up ON.
-tyt ytng ti,e substance .. ths -iateFaiag fsss-
luton aud signed by those present aud others
Interested,
Voted, That the doing, of this meeting aud
the agreement referred 10 IN the preceding
vote, with the names subscribed therstS, be
published in the CalcdVnian and the Demo.
cratic Republican.
Voted, That Hiram Wells be- committee
90 obtain the signatures To the above named
agree me q and 10 procure the publication TO-.
ierrud to IL the preceding vote,
ZADOCK WRIGHT, Chairman.
loKAoE WELLS, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY.


UNHE spdng lem val commence On WFd
j gesday, February lllh, pndef The san'
Instructors 40 heretofore,
A number 0f sch0lara car obtain board ih
ibr family 81 one " lhr Teachers,
For particulars, applY 10 che Principal ~ W
G53a2l ]. r. BANCROFT, hrore"y
More ouSss ehaogsd by DR COHBE1T't
himkeT syrup Of aarssPaflla The iallnW,ng
10 from Jacob T. Eastman, Of Concord, y II
extensively known 40 an eiiiGigRi Railroad
Contractor and builder, throughout the Sew
England states
hlessfs. e. BnGlry a Co, Gantlemen. -
Happy an 90 inform you Of the wondrriul
eiiegls nf Cofteus harsaparlla upon llule
daughter Of ours, who was PoisuHrdi when Of
the age ofab0ul three years, by vaccination.
EWptiuns 81 thr skiu covered her whole BODY
fof more than twelve mgntha, discharEing We
most offensive matter. We we're compelled
Tor months 20 0l1ga our httle sufferer ~ wear
mittena while ~ bod, and 70 adjust hrr night
dress ny closing tho openings al the handH aud
tgst ~ as b. prevent her from iHauHE her hrshr
bat even with these precautions, she would,
al tines, release her hands by gnawing hnf
mitiras about The lngrT cHda, aud thrn scratch
and l.esrale herself 'e4"ly un'l The blood
would How,
She il now nearly restofcd 10 health, hay'
ing used no other medicine tpt The last two
years than "Cofbrtts NaTsupafilla,' The 81
feet u this powerful Alternative 10 most signal,
a. cleanse the whole system aud Grad
leale al diaeaze, The skin Of our little girl
ID npw air - thai Of infancy, aud her system
rapidly changing from impuuiy and dissRse 10
perfect health and this know 10 be- the result
II the use Of Cufbetts hafsnpafilla only,
J q EABTMAN
Msdp and pot up by lhs society Of nhakefs
alHuuttT0 IA llF
c0fbctL
T. nnnlsy 4 CO aschia fof q, y, 4 Canada,
AdIAfs,-Jo John bacon, G bingham, ~
iahuAhuryi h. r. PARKS HHd Harvey \ Abbot,
barnet, Colby a. sic, Galley, AID J, NJ lloyp
1 Co. Lyndon.
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We the undersigned, Pilots and second
Hands on Connecticut River residing IN the
vicinity Of the head OF navigation, hereby ~
gree aud pledge ourselves to each other, that
when employed 90 work upon Connecticut
River, we Will abide by the Old custom with
regard to time and expenses home when dis.
Charged viz for time home, ak days from
Hartford, CT. 10 Wells River, VI, aud 10 cents
por day for expenses, or when discharged at
any intermediate place, To be- allowed one day
Tor each - miles travel with - cents per dAy
for expenses, and We will insist on these terms
and 50 make our agreements with our en-.
nloypra
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Wood and Timber.

4 Land, I0e of first rate pusturing, and the
rest heavily Tfhbered with fsst rate spruce
and he mlock aid coal wood. with good Saw
Mil! and Coal Kiln, &c. on it, situated about
FIVE miles from the Plain, which | wish to sell
and vivt. the buyer great bargain, Fer pat
tioulars, inquire Of J. 5. Sias, or Of the sub.
scriber. THOMAS Hill, jH
ST. JohnsbsIy, Dec u, IB+o. 64sf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09
Kitchen & HendersOn's

HAih PREVENTATIVE, fre .,
10 improve and enyigorale Tie H.. ','f.s
% Ihe AmpIr'h C'ean and Italian so,s -.
improving we complexion and remoga, NJ
rnPtionh OF lha skin, and G0unud.s a. o.
rsdieator for sale by 10. BINai1r.i D.
~ gHpHsbury, Jan. !, ESQ i'Hh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09
Ground Plaster.

I'HE subscriber 10 nov press,,d
Il GROUND PLASTER. SfJ1 lWfia
ify, "a large or small quantities, a, .,,l' f'a'
than can b. bought 10 this yienitg ~"
Those wishing 20 purchase viii 6,4 &.
their interest 10 call and examine a. af
before purchasing olsevher, q, g,s,, ,l'lfi
have been taken 10 got the bs,l s,i,,i. l, ,,
'"IiApt -,g,o Asa LOW
N'A"'NfNi SaH - iNfN I.lfra
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09
Farm for Sale,

TINHE subscriber offers his farm for sale. II
l. s situated on the road leading from ST.
Johnsbury Plain to North Danvillc-aboul
half way between the two places II consists
OF 2lO aefcs--ls or % acres orcxoellcnt mead
ow-about 30 acrcs OF woodlAnd--thc remain
der pasture and tillHge.
The buildings are suitable for the place
There are about 1900 sugar naples and n
Young apple orchard, with good quantity
Of cedar timber, on the farm
The farm can be advan,ageously divided
and the whole or part is offered for sale.
Terms Of payment made easy.
JOHN CUSnMAN.
ST. J0hnsuury, -'tuJ-- ~, r = ~ -G22aif
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II. Latham 4 Co.,
Iron Founders and Machinists,

At the Junction Of the Northern, ~ Central
and Passumpsie Railroads,
WILL answer orders for Mill, Machine,
Wv Railroad locomotive, car and oRrNWhee ell
and other castings. And viii, mako TO order
Machinists Tools ofsuperior quality and finish,
such as Engine and Hand Lnthcs with rr with
cut Screw geer--Planing, upright Drilling
and Boltcutting Machines--also Skating, Will
Screws, and Mill Irons Of all kinds
They will also furnish Barr Mill Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wire--Mill, Cirou.
lar and other Saws and Cob cracking and
Smut Machines.
Saw, Grist aud other Mills propelled by
Steam or water built under the direction of
Mr. WV, DuSoAN 20 address, West .Leb
anon, N. II ~ G30yI
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NOTICE.

Dccryyl, oldColony, Jan %, 1870.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09

Lnlroad Gnn Rnsinn u HILL Rircr.- and 10
HafUHgioH, IT, ihf0pgh G6hfsto NtatoHs
on hs PasNampsic and hs FsrmoHi ceHirai
Railroads
SULLIVAN RAILROAD-w NrIH A,
HASGruEsr, jas. !, 1850.
CANS leave Boston ffom Filohbufg Rail
y road Depot, by way nf Gfoton Junction,
FiohhuIg, Kce1e, Walpolc and Windsor, at
7.3OAN, aud arrive at Wells River al 3.i5
and At burlington Al q t0ra
CmTieavr Boston fof Chnflesiown, Glare
mont and Windsor At 80 and ~ n, aud AZ.
rive at Windsor at 1 10 aud 3orS
Cars leave Wells River at $50 and Bur.
lngton at $50 n, and by way Of Windsor
arrive N boston at 6rA
Cars leave Windsor at % aud 1910, AZ
arrive IN Huston at - and 8 = ~
Now York passengers connect al Gtotou
Junction and Nalpolr.
Stages leave Wells River on AtlYAl Of Cara
Igom Boston, for st. JohnsbuTy, slAnstcad,
Derby Line, sc. Nc,
Stages leave Burlington each morning sun
dayscScrptcd) for Montreal, SC, &c
Freight Trains leave aud arrive At Boston
dnly
Cattle Train for P0rters each Tuesday.
THOMAS = WILLIAMS,
Sup't Sullivan RAILROAD.
Chaflcslown, n. a., Jan, I, 1850. G12u
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TOMB STONES.

CJPENCER IL BRIGHAM announce to the
- public that they have purchased the Mar.
BILE Business heretofore carried on by V. NJ.
Dimiok, at st. Johnsbury, Vt They will
keep constantly on hand all kinds of
Manufactured Marble,
of usuperior quality, at as low prices as can
be furnished by any concern in the eouatry.
The style of workmanship will not be inferior
10 any IN tho State All work done to order.
Orders should be addressed ns above
G. p. SIPENcER.----T Taos BRtGHAA-
ST. Johnsbury Centre, Dec, 1910; 6i7yi
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lal sight THO bard Of Avon loak the iyre Of
nature uhiio iia airiuRz ware all Trembling
with song, and ere ils vibrations died, br
caught lle ,HsplTalipu,and resumed ihe slIain,
until he seemed wizard ~ seer
That man 10 " be- pled=fho san gaze upon
/ lbe world around, uRln the Wind sllrrd leayes
/ and laughing Lfsak, upon field and dlwer,hili
/ and dale, mountain and glen, add Soy that
\ lhry have no audible voice 10 him They
/ have voice, and # be cannot hear their
snalohes 81 sweetest harmony, he walks Ihe
earth % deaf man would tread the aisls ~
/ 81 Peters when The organ was 6lllHg with iis
/ rIeh notes ilf lofiy dome Lev such an one
stand by che side Of that harp that ever thrills
with guahes of melody whether lhe zsphyT,
the Ll4st or The whifl wind aweep 10 sfings,
and be- cen bui believe that the world 10 full
Of sHge which we're u not for our rurthIHFFs
We should ever hear.
There are moments 10 All aur lives when
gcOtlo whspenngs fran the outer world steal
like an inspiration 10 our innerman, and call our
spirits forth 90 Teyel 10 their native element
And could We but tell The sights We ser, aud
tho sounds We hear, IN this faPt inlerfourso
Of our spirits with the universe, We could tell
a tale lhsl would I've long ansr ballads, and
ephemrral songs had been forgotten with the
circumstances ihst gave ibcnrbftb
Amer al, this lea saft ola matter Of fact
world Look At Il upon one side only,and Il is
quite poeucal, turn It oyot and II presents
different face, Ruby !lps, aud prsfly teeth,
seem 10 nie sometimes 10 eonlaiu tiie Distilled 4
cssenee Of poetry bot have seen these same,
when tho only idea they SuRgrstod was, that /
they made rather splendid gateway fof pork
md bcHUs BirrPuHgohIid witioAii Up h0iy,
oalm, porteAl, emotions, but a squal.vug brat
will make one taik plain pToae as qaick as
anything within the range Of my know ledge
Poetry IL not 90 good food an bread and butter,
without Il IL for dyrpepue people.
lfmy right hand does not forget its cunning,
urd my mrutnl tucuitIrH remain unimpHUrt,
you may expect 70 hear from me again sone'
y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-09

~ Orange Randall, Of VjelOJ5y 'i,. G IT, ,ni.
day sold 10 my son Orange Randall. Randall hi, pr
nor. the remainder of his time 1nirs Il, eun.
nority, and shalt not hereafter e claim
ings nor pay any debts Of his h :, . pH'SpA[Ls
oK SA . 653wy
Victory, Jan. II, 1850 -