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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-22
IMPROVED
Daguerrean Process.

N announcing ie lie cilizsns Of IiillsboFouxh
our return. sc would bne1y Stale. that on
erp<rieper. skill. and The entire ssiisiaclisn re
hase slszys given. arc too well known 10 require
here an eaiended notice. To those unzcsnsin-
isd with -. NC hesiisie not in saying that our
facilities IN troy resped are unsvpassed land
We believe unequalled) by any Other Operator in
ibs State. We posses The finest Instruments,
Apparatus. des-All The recent and valuable ian
prosemenis IN the Arr. both American and Emo
pean;-A large and varied sssortmsnt Of Msroc-
co Gases, some rev styles never before inincduced
here, as the Jenny Lind case, Book czss. 6e--
Rosewood, Mahogany and Gufis perchs Frames;
And the hni<hing Of miniatures in Lockels,
bressiPlns, blseeIeis. FingerRings. &c. Is a
branch IN whirh We have had as much practice
a. any DagueIreotypisi in the United States
In fact W can finish Superior I.ikrnerses in srt-
Ter and more different styles Than any other Artist
in North Carolina.
To Ladies'. our advantages present strong
claims. as thsy are assisted Tin sepzrsis apart
ment) in their toilette. and prepared for sitting
by Miss W.. whose experience aud success with
children produce gratifying results and whose
style OF colofing is DISQUALIFICATION Of which
duties arc ereiunreiy within the province % |.
female.
i.ikenessrs taken equally as well in elsudy a.
In clear weather, yet bright day 10 h<iter Coz
children; and pictures Of oil kinds correctly copied
10 any sire.
Rooms At tho Court House. where all persons
are invited TO call and see specimens. whether
they wi.h 10 SIT or not.
Practical and valuable Instructions given in
tho Art.
Early application Is desired, ss our stay Is posi-
lively limited.
J. w. F. WILDE & DAUGHTER.
Jan. %, 1851. 67-
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Va, hng round. nsE. l0r: d Hans Iti )
! ri Do nld Hams l0ir. The siark q
bae..n ~ The market ronlinurs light and
The Demand sers arrive.
HEskISox--Na Cot very sesee 81
ct s6s;t;rnss s4ir; Roe "a cat.
MAeKrREI-Na. 3 M.ekerrl 81 a
est.
BurrER.-Goshen Csc; Fresh rs 3or.
BEaspr.-firginia Apple 80 36e.
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F1umbago-The I.ynchburg virpiniar
says that very rich specimen Of Plum
bago was recently turned mp by The plough
on The farm Of John r. Edmunds, Esq.
" Halifax; and another mine Of the same
material has been discovered on the line
OF the Danville Railroad, about three miles
from Danville. The latter mine has been
leased by Northern gentleman, who is
now workingii il.
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~ States, under de direction ~ ths
;1dge al The district, shall Be and here
bv 4 authorized and required % hire 1
Convenient place 70 serve as 4 jail. and
10 make the necessary provision for the
ssfr-keeping Of prisoners committed
under the authority II The United States
until permanent provision shall be made
br. law for that purpose; and the said
marshal shall be allowed his reasonable
erpens, incurred for the above pur-
poses. to be paid out Of the Treasury a
the United States"
This resolution provides for the very
case then existing. and. Of course. rem
dered the order requested--for the use
Of the vessels or navy, yard-unneces-
sary at the least; and Of course the APP
plication Was declined. But the mar
shall was informed, in the very letter
containing this deelension. Of the deter
mination Of the President to see this
Law executed, and was required to give
immediate information ofany difficulty
he might encounter in the performance
Of his duty under it.
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New Steamer-aThe Brothers. y

New Steamer-aThe Brothers. ~
We have 10 chronicle The arrival Of an
other new steamer on The Cape Fear.
owned broihcrs Banks. John and David,
of Wilmington. The Steamer franklin,
owned by these gentlemen. and intended
ioi this river. was lost some months since
on the coast. This boat replaces her.
The Brothers is the smallest boat on our
river. (S6 feet keeD but il is said 10 be
conceded by The other boat owners. that
she i the fas est boat. Her engine is
something over so horse power. She
made Wilmington, from the bar, in one
hnur and fiiv-two minutes. which is
equally as short time as the Charleston
Semers ever do il. She draws about
IL inches wa,er.
The Brothers is intended as passen.
ger and inw.boal and will mol engage
generally in the freighling business. Lake
The Chatham. she is \ propeller.
We wish her enlerprislng proprieiors
ample success. Fay. Car.
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From Europe.-Ihe steamship Frank
I'm has arrived al New York. with Liver
pool dates To the I'd inst.ni. In the Tot.
ion market there was no important change,
prices being firmly maintained al Liver
p"ol. Money was more ia demand in
London. and the English funds. Railway
,harrs. and Foreign stocks rather dcpres.
sed in consequence of this demand.
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SOUTH LOWELL
M ale "A ca q e m "

T,HE present session Of this Institution will
Il close December 20th aud the next session
will commence on Thursday, January I'd. Stu
dents will find it for their interest 10 be present
on the first day of the session.
The school continues under the superintend-
ence Of Rev. JAMES A. DEAN, M. A., as Prnci-
pal. and B. F. LaRRABEE, b. A., as Associate.
The Academy Building is entirely new, and is
sufficiently commodious to accommodate large
number Of students.
No cxcrtions will be spared to promote tho
rough scholarship, maintain sound morality, and
create a taste for extensive and general know
ledge. The course Of instruction will be such as
to prepare not only for any College in the coun-
try, but especial pains will he taken to accommo-
date such as do not intend 10 pursue collegiate
course.
Expenses as heretofore, viz Tuition $40, Sl2
so, and Sis. Board, in the best families, SIS
per session.
d. C. PARRISH,
Sec. Ex.Com.
South Lowell, Nov. 80, 1850. 6l-4w
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Young Ladies' Seminary.
Ora AM. N. G..

Ora AM, N. e.
HsHE exercises of this Institution will be re.
Il suned on the sth of January next The
plan Of instruction is thorough and efficient. A
commoJious building is now being erected for the
purpose, with large and well ventilated rooms.
With well qualified Assistants, no exertions will
be spared TO make this one Of the best and cheap
esl schools in the country, in every respect wor-
thy Of its growing patronage.
The school is open to pupils Of every grade,
who are distributed into three departments, and
graduated according 10 proficiency after thorough
examination.
EXPENSES.
Board, including everything, per term Of
five months, 80 10 $500
Tuition in English branches, 9 to 1900
in Languages, 600
in Painting and Drawing, BOO
in Embroidery, 400
in Music, 1900
Use Of Instrument. 800
Contingencies, 90
Tuition must lie in advance.
VIM. A. NELSON.
Graham, December 10, 1850. 62-4w
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Common Schools.

THE Board Of superintendcnts for 0rans'
Il County, met al the cour house IN HILLSIDE
rough, on Thursday the I'd January present, an,
in pursuance Of law appointed the following Com
miitecs in the several Districts, viz:
No. I. II. lilly, N. M. Darlington, ]. Lunsford
2. 8. d. Umsied, A. N. Jones, Thomas Speed
3. s. P. Forsyth, John H. Harris, d. Umsled.
4.
s. Marcus Harris, John Pecd. ID. G. Parrish.
6. H. Parker. Nelson p. Hall VIM. Duke.
Y. John Nicely, James Mangum, Nelson Rhew
8. James Latta, jr. John l.eathers,S b. Woods
o. Alex. Dickson, w. Holloway, y. H. Breeze
10. James Montgomery, ]. Y. Dortch, Jas. Terry
IL. Joseph Brown. WINS Harris, James Woods
IL. Alex. Robertson, VIM. ]. Gray, r. 3. Hall.
Is. C.I.. Dunnegan. Jacob 'agoner, w .Balocl
Ia. Her. Terry, George G. Ray, David M.Kee.
Is. Allen Brown, Henry Whitfield, Jas. jackson
l6. Abisha Faucet, John Riley, s. iioleman.
IL. Robi. Reding, John w. Clark, John Reding.
Is. Hugh Woods, Edward Riley, Rich. Breeze.
10. David Dickey, Henry Malone, John Wood.
30. ]. J. Allison, Alex. Anderson. La. M'Dade.
81. James Faucet, Jehu Brown, Rich. Tompson
%. II Christie, Danl Thompson, VIM Riley.
80. James Webb, il. Lcmuel Lynch, David iiart
"a. Avis Durham, Arch strayhorn, J M'Caulcy
25. Moses Guess, John M'Cown, John Shields.
26. David Warren, John Cole, VIM Duke.
81. Thos Ferrell, Badly Nichols, Joseph Proctor
IS. Allen Terrell, Jesse B Geer, Simeon Haley
80. Sterling Proctor, !, Dollar, Thos Christian.
80. Thomas Borougfs, VIM Trice. VIM Cole.
81. w Duskin, Bryant Strayhorn, G WJohnston
80.
33. Watt Cate. Samuel Stuhbins, VIM Check.
81. Frederick Lloyd. Hasten Poe, Thos Brewer
35. H b Lloyd, Thos ID Faucet, Alex Hunter.
SO. John NJ Gattis, VIM Strain, Abel Madray.
81. Thos Boroughs, ) Leigh, II 5 Maroon.
SO. David Vickcrs, Geo Vickers, Henry Carlton
80. Jas A Malone, John Barhee, Willis Roberts
40. Bartlett Barhec, Harvard, Mordecai Sears
Al.
AZ. Elisha Mitchell, P y M.Dade, ] w Carr.
43. Shelly Lindsey Benz NJ Cauley Isaiah Daniel
A.. H Crutch6eld, Quackenbush, Oh Nevill
As. Jos Crawford, w Maynor. James Lashley.
46. Richard Stanford. w Crawford, J Crawford
Al. WIN Thompson. John e Sykes, Z Gates.
As. c q Smith, Paisley Nelson, s N Tate.
40. Alex Mebane, Julius Watson, r M'Cracken
so. E c Forrest, John Hodge, FrccmanWalker
81. John Compton, E Pettcgrew, James Scott
Examining Committee for the present yea!
are DIR. Alexander Wilson, Samuel w. Hughc.
and Rev. ]. B. Donnally. who will hold thei
first meeting at the Clerks office. on Saturday
the 18th instant, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
STEPHEN MOORE, Charm.
]. ALLISON, Sec'v.
N. B. The above committees are requested Il
return the number Of children in their RESPECTIVE,
districts, between the ages of s and 81 year
TO the Chairman, within thirty days.
s. NJ, Charm.
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From Texas.-Dnes from Texas

From Texas.-Daes from Texas 10
the 1lst ulli'no have been received. Judge
Rolling. the United States agent, had ef'
frcied treaty with The Indians. who ha.
promised IN cease hosiiliiies. restore al
stolen properly aud prisoners, and 10 rx.
pose all depredaors. Among The ab.eniee,
were the Kechis and v ichilas. and some
Wsroe hands. considered as among the
moslsrouhlrsomt. Bun il cannot be doubt.
cd that ,hev must sucrumh.
I.ieuis. Smith and Merhler have return
ed from survey Of The Rio t;rande,
They examined The river from C,margo
IN a point one hundred miles above the
mouth of the Pecns. abnul four hundred
and fifty miles. From Camargo 10 ,hm,
distance above Laredo. the river eau be
made navigabIe for several months during
The year for light draughl boats. From
that point 10 the termination &C the party.
explorations. The average depth Of The nv.
er dad not exceed eigh. inches.
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n CE.
Jan. ~. 1851.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-September Term, $780,
william Kinney and spits Jonathan Ward. III.
ram Ward. Sarah Williams, John Hornedoy
and wife, plaintiffs,
against
William Ward, AnfAoay Ward, Heph<n Ward
defendants.
Petition for account and distribution.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendants in this case are not inha-
bitants Of this state; il is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the liillsborough Recor-
der for six successive weeks for said defendants to
appear at the next term Of this Court. TO bc held
for the county Of Orange, at the court-house in
HiIlsborough. on the second Monday in March
next, then and there TO plead, answer or demur;
otherwise the petition viii he taken pro confesso,
and set down to be heard ex parte.
Witness, D. +. Long, Clerk and Master of our
said Court of Equity, at office, the second Mon
day Of September, A. d. 1850.
o. F. LONG, c. &. N.
Price adv. s5:0 90. 67-6w
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Demand for Wool,-I, REQUIRES a5o

Demand for Wool.-ll requires $500
sheep to be KEEP, whole year to support
the Lawrence. Mass, mills with wool for
one single day. These produce 1900
shawls per tav, and consume cochineal 10
the value Of 100000 per annum. Three
years since there were not 500 inhabitants
in Lawrence, and now there are 10000.
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A Tall One. The Boston Travclle
Of Saturday, notices the arrival from ST
John nf young man seven feet four ant
half inches high. ifty-six inches in cir
conference found The breast. and weigh.
ing $50 pounds. He was Scoichman
aged nineteen. but for some time past q
resident af Nova Scotia.
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Hon Truman Smith has perpetrated
pretty bon moi. Some one. by way ol
qnizinp him, asked him how many slaves
were owned by his wife. "a Southern la
dv.) "She has but one slave," was the
gallant reply Of the senator.
Newa,k Eagle.
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Hsxffg Lnpo~f1af IaitiEgsnns from Cal frnia--
hnefher Partition Of htrieo IN fsrspseiire.
BY ihs mails Of the steamship Ohio.
wiiel, reached here on Saturday last. We
received private dispatches Of NOT i'm.
parfsni character from California. which
induces IS 10 br@iere that il is. and has
heen medilsled Tor long time past. by
some OF the mnsi influential and leading
men of that new Stale. 10 organize an er.
pediiion of Americans. and proceed 10 that
portion Of Mexiro known as Lower Cali
farnia. with view OF assisting the peo-
pie Of thai territory. in declaling their in.
dependrii Of the central government,
and afterwards seeking incorporation with
This republic, in precisely The same man.
ner - the American adventures in Texas
acted. This intelligence 10 derived from
such sources a. place lis reliance almost
beyond doubt. In fact. we are inform
ell that some choice spirits from New
York and other rites. on the Atlantic side
Of The continent. have recently sailed from,
here. in one Of ihs California steamships,
Cor lhs purpose Of taking parl in This pro-
ceeding. and OF conducting il 10 success.
n. u Herald
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Encourage Home Industry.

stafford, Clark 4 Dixon,
Manufacturers of Horse Powers and
Theshing Machines. both Portable
and Stationary Straw Cutters.
Grist & Saw Mill Irons, Edge
Tools, Mill & Factory Gear,
and all kinds of Castings now in use
in this country,
CONTINUE TO carry on their business at their
~ Machine Shop and Foundry; and having on
hand well selected assortment Of the best Ma
ierials, as well as Workmen Of honest aud tenn
perate habits, they naiier themselves that work
in their line will be done equal il not superior 10
any which can beprscured either North or South.
With grateful acknowledgements TO the public for
past favors they would respectfully solicit con-
iinuance ofpatronsge. Letters addressed 10 them,
or either Of them. at Snow Camp Post Office, Al
amance county, N. c.. will meet prompt stten-
ton.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH w. DIXON.
December 8. 62-3m
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Effect of Sudden Fortune.-A n

Effect of Sudden F0rtune.-A man
named Henry Woods. in New York, hear
ing the other day tina, he had been left a
legacy..of $4,000 by the death Of relative
in Scotland. Immediately quit work, got
drunk. and the next morning was found
drowned in one Of the docks!
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Who can Gail 10 nalire the calm. con-
sisleni. aud faithful rnuIse Of the Presi.
dent and Iis cabinet in their admini.lra-
tim Of the affairs Of lhr Government! IA
:. clear in their great Office" are they that
we really see az hear very liiilr. if any,
objection even from The p'Iilieal oppo-
nenis Of the President to his public con /.
duct We seem hardly ever 10 have had
belIer President. or an ADLER Cabinet. Il
is a Wing administration. whose ends and
aims are Cor the good Of the country. and
not the mere benefit Of party.
Akran dria Cazeife.
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Southern Cotton rIills.-The &c

gia Heiicon seis down the number Of Cot.
ton Mills in the States of Georgia, Ten.
nessee. Suulh Carolina and Alabama. at
9S, in whirh are invested about $1,000,
600. Some 10000 hands are employed,
and $4,000 spindles. They consume
$4,000 bales of Gotten annually.
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Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified Of Nosem-
Il Der Term, 1850. Of Onnge County couit.
N. c. as Guardian for Thomas wininehsm,
sen'r hereby gives notice TO all persons indrhied
10 said I. Winingham. sen'r. 10 make immediate
payment and those having claims against said
Thomas Wininghsm. sen'r. will present them.
duly authenticated. within The time prescribed by
Law. or this notice win be plead in bar Of their
recovery.
SAMUEL BALDWIN, Gusr'n.
December 2, 1850. 63-3w
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The Cuban Invaders. ION Thursday,

The Cuban Invaders.-On Thursday,
the ID instant, the Uni,e.l States Circuit
Court al New Orleans commenced the
trial Of ex-senator John Henderson. Of
Mississippi. on charge Of being concern
ell in the Cuban Expedition. Objection
was male on the frs, day BY The defence
10 The employment Of Mr.. Benjamin as
assistant counsel for the prosecution, on
the ground that The Executive had no au
t'orily to employ assistant counsel. This
po nj was argued al much length. but the
Corr, overruled the objection. Friday
and Saturday were occupied in cmpannel-
ling jury, in which much difficulty was
experienced on account Of many Of the
venire having expressed an opinion. The
examination of witnesses was TO have
com nenrpd on Monday Of last week.
The Mobile Register says that 1.-THE
'repori that Judge Gholson had refused
10 sign the warrant Tor the arrest Of Gov.
Q1ilman is untrue. The warrant has
oe n issued. and that laprlionary will
pc held !, answer The Indictment. a.
would any nther citizen. The pre- eace
mat his position IS GJverao should ex
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, 1880.
inonas Dre'ce' Original Attachment levied
Allen Petty. on Negroes.

IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cout,
that the defendant, Allen Petty, is not an in
hatant Of this state, Il is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Hil,sborough Recor-
der, for six successive weeks. for said defendant
to appear before the Justices Of our next Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, TO be held for the
the county of Orange. at the courthouse in Hills
borough, on the fourth Monday in February next,
then and there to plead or replcvy, or judgment
will he taken pro confcsso, and order Of sale made
accordingly.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. ID.
1850.
j. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. 81 /: SO. 64-6w
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
November Term. 1850.
ORDERED b IL cosrs. lh.f gohn u. kisk-
- iand. kss- - spPoinisJ Col.11i~@ianer 81
Addsslis On bounis Lsnd Claims. fos Ousse
County, and shsl pebl,ezlion hereof be made Ia
The hli-tD<o1gh Recssder and Nerh csfollls
Democrat.
]. ALLISON. c. &C.
Decsmb<r 10. e.
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NOTICE.
20 Dollars Reward.

4 WILL. give the above reward Of Twenty Dol
4 lars for the delivery Of my boy BOB. who TAN
away from me on Saturday the 3o.h day Of No
yember last. Bob is near twenty years old,
about five feet high and Stout made, Of yellow
complexion.
G. A. MEBANE.
Mason Hall, Dec. 80. 1850. 65-9w
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'tmpt bin from 90 arrest s shsurd am
fFsPnsiflOns. The PresidenI 81 he u
niied SlsIes himself can be aIrsed or
rFlIe. squal.y w'h any elhsf oIendrr.
hss ds<s moi inlsslrle in sns material
manner uiih tl'e dirrl,arge a Executive
Isnr'ians. In the rase Of The drzsL. re.
s,sna''"n. OF temporary shsrnrs Of lhe
Governor. the Constitution ~ Missis-
sippi provides Tor the discharge al his
{. dsiles by TIE President OF the Senate.
he attempt 10 involve question az
State sovereignty in lhis matter Is sim-
ply ridiculous.
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w A N t L ID ,

1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
1 that the defendant in this case is not an inha-
bi,ant of this State Il is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the IIillshorough Rccor.
der, for six weeks successfully, that said defend
ant appear at the next term Of this Court, TO be
held for the county of Orange. at the courthouse
in Hllsho,ouah, on the fourth Monday in Febru-
airy next, then and there to show cause, If any he
can, why the land levied on shall not be condemn
ed to satisfy plaintiffs claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at office, the fourth Monday Of November, A. ID.
1850.
]. ALLISON, c. 6. c.
Price adv. $3.50. 74-6w
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Classical & Mathematical
s c ri D OIL,


IrILLSBOROuGH, n. c.
THE exercises Of the Caldwell institute hsv-
ing b~cn Discontinued. the suhsciifes will
open School on the i4lh Of January, 1851. in
The huildns lately nsrd BY that Institution, under
then own control and direction.
The course az instruction win he such ss.iA
prepare young men thoroughly Cor the Sopho-
more Class in College. or. where q college course
is not intended. Cor the business Transactions II
life.
The siriciest aiieniisn viii be given 10 the mo-
ial department Of lhe students. and il long expe-
rience In the eduralion Of youth be ground Of
confidence TO those who may raironize the School,
we promise 10 use that experience 10 promote the
best interests Of ihosc who may be committed "a
our charge.
ALEX. WILSON,
RALPH III. GRAVES.
December 20. 54-4w
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R EMAINING IN ths Poi CGcs a Hillsbo-
EoeEA. ~ g.. on he Ia day e lannay.
1851. shirh ifnoi l.krn oui xishis iAhes nonlhx,
an Be seas 10 lh< Genersl Posi- oiIee a. dead