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crxrsAL LAxp oyyrcr, March ~, 1851
IN Congress- in passing The oct
soldiers have engaged military Of the un
States be carried and srpense to the war.ne
gratitude country and 81 W.
the hardy and enterpsng settlers on M
phlc and the fruits Of their industry and puvs"o"s me
Of the Interior has directed- a.
public given settlers public lsnds NV
nen,s within thirty days mailing and i'm
provemen,s, required ana7on Of %h sepm
me. s s ~: o. Va, s.. pc vss""
he located the land applied ~,
subject private entry on the I'd march, eei wffno", n,
VII A. 70 whether said land improved or not ano W. 1
becn locafed said sha remain In the hands OF
oce forty days. Abe end Of that time there 20
reference by those locations with emphor claims o
will be returned this once for pstentng buth mo-
is such interference, new location will be made, u,o,
WaUantees locate their warrants on hcir own Pe."Pb
rights where proclaimed snd enhred NJ pvche
prior 10 Nd March, 1851 and where the minimum price o. tn ~
than dollar and Ave cents acre. can ~
Of the land snd ss s1o
covered by the estimating the warrant a. ~ ~
pre- empsion rights alternate sections reserved
United along the Of canals ,
Where application 10 made 10 this once by M
the warrant The apptcan, should designate me .sna $40
specified, would b. ven 70 ss.s
Other. IN The order N which hey A.. r X srsr
vacant, without fuhcs DELAY
hsss case. NE sm~.v M ~. - i. -. Sn vsron men
toned must accompany the appicahon
rule: ms. b COMPLIED YIN wssr y sS. ~ o.
ovney essAan ~ evidence, Asy eeraAed Of I'M"
authority act mes n.o sceospeny We sppa,ca.on ~
asa scpTov.s "a Mare1 is !. s~srsss NAT ~.r.s
other Cnssss shs ~ located any and ~
bad not hesetoove been brought Into market and men M
s q aS krssS. isso 3, any csss nav gssn scuny I.ss
that which n-d Seer proclaimed and offered ns as ~
the ~ Of March, 1851, ,,,,~r,, r7rrp
Apfa-ls~sw Cc~ms~ao--
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NOTICE to rexiduary leEatecs OF Nelson Reed, de-
by decree of Baltimore county court sitting
equity, dated the second day Of March, 1851
therein pending between James Dudley fo
Baker William George Baker, trustees under the VIII Of said
auditor Baltimore court In order TO d
hands of said trustees required
said court upon the nfoma
produced, who the children Of
Barton, Rebecca Myers Elizabeth Echeberge (who
brother wife, James Reed, Isaac Reed (who
Elizabeth Mar kebecca Lloyd and Jane
ey testaio living at the death Of Nancy
widow died the twentnnh day Of Sep
s9 having died before said Nancy keed e issue
living Nancy Reed and what the and
such children deceased
Reed and also ASCERTAIN and
Robert Reed (broshers Of the
ToreysoD sister Of the teslain either and
dead the time OF the death Of said Nancy
such living said Nancy Reed having died
Reed left living the death Of said Nancy
and d-Ssea relationship OF such
the death Of said Nancy Reed and also to
children of Dnah Dudley living the
Nancy died before the said Nancy Reed m
also of the parties entitled and
Reeds death have died. who the
and the
limited this Iote TO the said court the
who have established their title to participate In said
fund.
of decree all entitled under the
Of Reed deceased hereby notified
NJ their title before the said court befce
September 1851 and that default Of such
and proof parties falling appear will be excluded from
among The parties appearing and proving their title
WIN. BAKER,
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Ap s-lawl0w Trustees, Baltimore.
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4 COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body or the Law,
by arranged with reference to The
vols, Law sheep, s-o, pp 4,l77 Retail psss So
- and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinion. Of prcfssio~
There are profession such Lsdyo
p'"'' p-"Ns' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
his opinion
TONED work -
Nrw Yonx, Sept II, 1850. 1865. ~
The vast the Who'll. sss
powsra sa.i.ry 70 he law student, yins him The facility OH,
reference extensively the student, he pscos,
-"' N@ -" : ROBERT j. WALKER.
grahed with their and have been much pes.ed
precision and with which ssnouasss ths a
my-c. feel anxioss pTofssisa heud
learn its merits, ana like Il. adv'n,sSss v,vns
Yoax CRY, Oct 10, 1850. ~ s
mpar. al the advantages. Of an accurate ..d yssuas.s
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr.. Kinne collected diligence and accuracy o,
decided the points presented y his Questions and ~
references TO III. authorities coaoss ave any pos
SCISSOR o'hs work large 'n nsIs!y ,,rrss p,.A.,s
examined Knoe. Law compsnlua Win nuch .rsa
would allow, and satisfied haiit
facilitate the lssor Of counsel in the preparation q thar
for u. and su%su Prom an sI.mn.on Of ns s,.
JUDGE GRIDLEY Uaca, New Yoss
book Of is size eIan, and viii nnd way upon every lawyers
table as valuable ready reference
The plan utility Of these works have received
urquaard .gos.a.n q distinguished s,. %
Of waa,,sS s Weston Of n.n' Ae jous raow
Nov 94-d 10 and 81 Ann street.
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ALFRED HENNEN.

determined the circuit OF the
United first circuit 1879 1851 as toilows
the Uniled first circuit 1912
1915. Second edition. with additional NOTES and references
Boston, 1875
should ON doing Justice TO my feelings
of Galiison
They
placed level with the productions of the Eng
h Admiralty deep ard accurate learning as wen rs Tor The
wisdom n3 Kent ~; ~
William Cases the Circuit Court OF the
United States First Circuit from ieb 10 1891 vols, evo
decisions OF Mr.
reports The decisions relate great variety of sub
admiralty PERSONAL and real law, and chan
research which such eminent traits their
utility, with the Of the English reports
Reports tCharies lReports of Cases argued
determined the Circuit Court the United states Tor the
Circuit vols svo.
decisions of Mr. Justice Story and
Gaison Mason The de-
coos
(Wiiiam V.)-Reports
the Circuit Court of the United States for the First
Circuit vols svo.
aThese volumes the series Of Gaison,
They contain the last opinion
who died while the last opinion
he third volume updehvcredn
Ii and Mino George lReports OF Cases
determined the Circuit Court Of the United STU for
the First Circuit Vols ! and 3
the decisions OF Hon Lew Woodoury,
appointed 10 succeed Story justice for the first dis
Volume , In press.
ifouerd Supeme Court Reports. Howard (Beniamin C-Re
and ndudged IN the supreme court he
iedS Wells. A. 5, 6, and
these Pctsrs with those and Dallas,
Cranch and wheaons comprise all the decisions OF the highest
story on fhs consvon comprising Constitutional History
of he United es--anc edition, In two vols, syo
0x}-in press, win be ready In March Dec 2'-dly
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u1 s for i%%sdass operations. Without insl,Hs nc ss
sS 90 be vsy oSusse They
y s " % and q. IL %
eoun, yielding sbundsuly all the agricultural products Of
''u'' N WING" "'' ~ J. BUTrEHYiELD,
pleash OF and be ha. now the
% Ne would s 40
p Gordon cs am s s. sSss
the gallon Also Old delicate AIeniado ~ casks %
put up Europe which he challenges equal
The Maalania and Amonnado sheres peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and have
Ag Porn s principally specially selected for his coa
ner, the Of Burmeser at opoo and imported d.
l,uy and dsles,s and have been highly
all Ports ed palmed OF as such 4 A .
% are Of S. ~ Ine e sS.s Isa Il
delicate white Port and Mslnsey Port: ,..., .. :.
zoo s.s es w chronic Ps affection o h' Dc
and West ndiss ereia sc Ae ac on daush' and IN sos
As q The sparkling subscriber, well
Moe, champagne and the peadd sparkling Moseie i'm
the inferior wines now The Market which
he la. also champagne qualities
low prices retail 0 ss II .s s.. Of .s s's
offers the finest stock here very price, single
doxen 10 the nrsl class sprsmisr crH" Of Medoc.
OF wines he
that he can vaults bous o. Bur
gundy France affords. aE
Saaterne and Barsac always hand in bottles.
Rhine and Mosclle wines from the cellars Of
Jordan and number
many and Mosee from the cheapest sorts to the
vnages Of the "Steinberg" which the best growth
the Rhine
Cognac and other brandes he has nne
Of Oad, Dupuy,
Cavier Of eighth casks and l642
hd "Dubouche 1874 in hhds consignment, which will
be sold low
Also sh SCOTCH Monongaheia whskey, Jamaiea spirits,
brandy liquors, Including all
Of The sold by quantity desed
A constant assorted stock ofHavana cigars. -
goods reach Of Philadelphia, freight
will be promptly executed sent BY mail or sle
graph. - .,....
Address JACOB bNiDEh,uy
Cheap Wine Store, rs Walnut street, Philadelphia.
l5-U
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To be delivered by the LIST day of December next
Class No. l7--MseeHaneous- Hay, &c
la tons best timothy hay, per ton
CLASS No. s--Misesiianeoa.--Pr orendsr.
$50 bushels old corn, per bushel
460 do old oas, do
that the and number Of articles under the head
and Ss. 20 de- $ @
furnish such quantities. and at such times
June, the quantities required bs
s s,s i:n Ss 5. e. s
ecl such inspection a the SAID as the bureau may
particular description Of materials and samples bidders will
The deliveries building may h
with and commenced within SIXTY days after the date OF The
the yard the
and be completed within the fiscal year ending h day Of June
All building materials by adopted by
regarding which can De haa Q"
On classes headed be delivered required
di:elsoa a.,' y oso
Gent! w be paid By @ nay
: 70 be paid until ali seec,sd article.
i viii Be- stipulated N contrast shall be made
enopsd n. aas and a. the ms place. above
ma aud in s a. . w u % nS y 10 s
h amount The sss "pan Ss pss
ages may be recovered from time time they accrue
Approved securities in hall the amount Of The contract viii be
from shall have been completed
cancelled, uneas authorized by department
suretes, and make adavu
aggregate above their debts
and liabiities, the full Of the contract.
by making it,
according form annexed, and their
naming State, be distinctly stated the
power annung the without dana
Conirss shall make appropriations for the articles
contracted for.
Perons will be notified BY letter
through post once shall be considered sufficient
for the supplies speched
OF The acceptance OF their
made other and
deulng bidder will be held responsible for
all delinquenciesL . .e.
All Offer conformity with this advertisement
Those only whose oders
will notified, and forwarded without de
lay, by the navy agent at Washington
FORM OF OFFER.
ths Navy .Aeenf at Washirgfo~, ID. G.
- Of, the saie o., hereby offer to furnish
under your and subject TO all
articles embraced In class No
there carried OUT amount
Ing to [wnte The aggregate In words] -
The undo Of In the State OF and
the State OF --, guasantors, hereby IN
named WILL II his ohrI BE- Rccepted
contract before Required with the United States
through the once, Of
acceptance OF his bid, as before mentioned 60 IL.
certify that known TO be good
TThe certificate be signed by
collector district attorney, posmasterJ = @gsH
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THE UNION.


600 feet linch white boards II, 10, or ~ feet lengths.
e 4 IS per N, board measurement
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CIAss No. 5-WAas Yslsv- Fsss Boards and L4'sS1
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II 400 % sis p,es prs boards. uicA, per A.
100 Zee, White pas prime boards thick length
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1000 North Carolina p-s p.ass Sosd
1877 900 feet white pine comnoa esais aeA lsk, 10 feet
isnsth per n n, board measurement
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o'' ,an.,n - per M n, board me
1900 feet White pine cuttings, inch thick, 10 Ice, length
per M II, board measurement ...-. :. -,
IS select cungs inches hick 10 feet lengths
per M Il, board measurement
per NJ n, board measurement
A pine meIchaatabe inches ck 10 feet lengths
per NJ, board measurement
$1,000 feet white pine Understandable men MEX 10 oet ieng
per M, board measurement 1870 !.
white mechaniabe IN men mck 10 fcet engs
per M board, measurement -, a.
white panel, inch hck 10 iee lengths per
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Carolina yellow pine stepping Inch thick, IL inches
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scaning by inches 10 FEET ength per H. board
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Class No. Slime
1880 barrels best burn, lime equal seeey average
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Class No. 7-MiseeliaaeousIron, Steel, Syikes, "a,
1875 No. American gray charcoal pig iron, per
$1,000 pounds round IRON from az diameter per
is pieces 9ineh round iron, each II feet long
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Hen DE SELDiNG 4 WYLIE,

No. 7odf Bungs, Pennsylvania neu door ~eS Of
Bvowns HOTEL Washington, ID, Z.
NUAS DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLiE, IT,, having formed
partnership the purpose prosecuting clsis before
before board
appointed for the adjustment Of spo'atons other
prepared TO their
faihf all business that be inuused
their chaYe They obtaining bounty
land duie under treaties
Otherwise buying selling real collecting claims,
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either himself the firm be inrusted IN Of the courts OF
Court OF the United States.
SEEDING, being United States commissioner, notary
public all the States Of the Union,
prompt the taking OF testimony acknowiedg
deeds other duties which apperan 20 his once
regulated by the ameunt claimed,
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Communications (po paid will receive immediate attention.
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Nay 30
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To tAs Navy .Asenf at Washinsfo~, ID. ca

CNGLIsH Reports In Law and Equity.-Republi'hnp In
~. @ % % s"s1na ssd s:s
Ph council The several sour Of equity ns court OF a .
cb.qusr chamber admiralty the Of
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THIERsA H,.tory Of ths Fr.nsh Revolution beam
A ny I's''' ''''0'' ''""''' W YRANcK TAYLOR.
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In unS., he nam. u Dyer h this day, BY mutual
~ a: NJ @ M .o s
w Dyer deceased 70 which Immediate n,,s.son
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M the general acon and commission business ne
81 .asd Of Dyer Brother corner Of 10Th street and
They moe. respectfully solicit, continuance Of The p..nsys.
slowed upon nr and pledge themselves TO discharge h
nIly every ,ras, eonsded 70 Them
"sn"s""' -"' ''--A - EDWARD O DYER,
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w...rsTs,, September ~ 1850. Es.E.-rH
THE sword E.srs,.s Arr.ng,S 70. m.l..ry in.trs-
psbnshed " authority wsr Dspsrmen. Pncse postage %
any States, 10 The edition for sale In
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price 81 Manual the Of ocen o. The army
6q Army Registers Crcsss Military Lsws,
Cooyssr Tacdcs, he Hart Courts haiai SCOTS infantry
~ 80, ~ rovs,cmsnt ~ - - MuyN
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TMn American Mnisr and M,liv~rt@ht's Assassant,
Tns Tan.rs Con,paniou with plate. chucks scn'
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Fruit Flour Kitchen Garden adapted TO the United States,
l
MAY 10 t.t f g5U rRANCK TAYLOR.
TTARpnns Masassu~ for ywne Irs~r,sA tsonal maya
ii zine for June The Heir Of Wsysnds Tae BY Msy
Hewitt. FRANCR TAYLOR,
May 30
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THIERs'a History Of the French Revolution, bean
i hfu English edition, complete for % So -,
Ap2a FhNeA ihsLoh-
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uARpnRs Masasire Scr June TutsrssAtsssa kA9N-
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May 20
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Commits sioner of the General Land Once

Every entitled the right of presumption to any The
townships above enumerated
Of
receiver proper make therefor
praeab seeing this and before the day
OF the public sale Of the lands en-
bracng such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTKRFIELD
Commissioner General Land Once.
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UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE, volume x-wil
ANA Tauos Of lhs United Americas volume II, eoaps
roiss aeia.se sro about oo Price ssS
nor ~" i continuation Of the Statutes at Large in vo
published BY authority Of Congress IN lsiS 40
oompls.s sya0puesl tns United States
ote and be published gtesab resolve Of that hor
indS viii under eopious ues, each law and
Join, and senate and hTuss Ieavs public o. private s
reader glance the whole law single subject
just pG1a @ os lay IN ~ ssaa oIds os. a
Commons Edited from the second London edition. BY Hen Luther
now Lecturer ON civil aud Parliamentary Law IN Harvard unser
Among writers whose works are best
English American lawyers and which havs eaened
snsa Ha css u GaS ~ ~ RaS says Judge story
shnS ma and 5 mater oiea ssae and
ns object Of s a IN h eaea Production Was disem
s o. @ ana aaa o '
Of The SYSTEM and By n ~ nal u su nl
useful and agreeable though particularly
for and % me n Of hs age less
apart which il is recognised body Of written reason Be
lawyer Donna, has interest s IN those
spain and thus founded in the Roman law
a. nass Sss S% the p the rs
q. and hsye led % 70 engage in Republication OF the
ton Hon. Judge Eus Chief Justice louisiana
##H sessaH KLINE, October IL, 1880
have examined the of translation of the
adm %9 Gs av ou nss ss u
the science of law by the publication The form Of the English
edition OF the translation and inconvenent and
this country The
present m its style OF execution and Iaoder
price think, fail in emunera'ins you The translation
by Mr. sahan been tested n the man correct put VIII DC
editor, Judge cushing
a questions
which advance IN civizaoh ere
OF the law when are IN prog
value OF The civ law
understood II cannon be other
with which for centuries governed
world
jurisprudence OF
Europe, portion England and the Uni
ted
quite of the merits of the great
which about the American pubc
From the oned position which the civil law has been TO
England the standard works concerning nave
has been supplied by
original subject have no doubt that in
the Territories OF the
United Saes we'll Lower Canada, there VIII be ready
throughout the Union
lend their favor the undertaking. and trust that your
publishing from time To
English such other standard works will
the basis Of Il civil law library
remain, gentlemen, respectfully, your osedien servant
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Sept6-dly
TTUDEs he Pa... ct pAvenir dc rArtiiIcrie, par
= Prince Loa' Napoleon pe1, sonspsI,e vol, =,
Washington ist3 ct ist4 Alfred Mordess cap,snc de
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o.. DC e G. e s Dss
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PArnl.rie Fave, capi,ains dAr,eae vol
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ComnoN Hall OF the town Of Peter.barg. virsin.s,
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R.o Thna. mayor 81 tho town advertise for popo.. for
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NAVY Aeskr's OFyIcE,
H.EU" aH5 III afus.4 al wasnnglon, May 0, isoi.
cEAIED PROPOSALS. in duplicate endossod
Proposals for Class No for the Navy Yard at Washing
this once until ID ocock the o
day neat furnishing ard delivering upon u. whsI o. -
plsce within The yard be directed BY ths com
the materials articles hereinafter specified
Class No. l--BsNks. .u@54.o XII
red bricks, thsnd nsdeo POI Thousand
$1,000 Benys patent premium nIe bricks 40
CLASS No. 2-rStone. HI
7a5 perches large building stone, per perch
l,l0O do best blue do N1.a.. 40
CLASS No. 3--Pine Timber. HH8#G
yellow pine piles 40 long each, 10 inches diameter al
butt, and free ffom bark, each
pieces pine timber % feet long each u inches square,
for Gaping, ...... -.....a per cauis ~ .
yellow timber - Feet long each square,
Tor Gaping, per cuoac ~
20 yellow TIMBER 2oeet long eae ~ square
for canning. + cubic d
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- for canning cubic n
II yellow ne oss 40 feet long each inches for
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From ALFRED Hennen, esq, Of the New Orleans bar
BosroS, Sep 6, 1850.
Messrs LITTLE & BROWN GeniemenI am much pleased to
publishing revised edition fstrahan
Civil Law No work IN the English Ian
subject TO be compared with for the uness
and doctrine conveyed throughoutlt
publication the present, has received
appreciation and lawyers
deserved he compers OF the Code Napoleon
copousy for their Napoleon himself studied
most eafefuily early for the singular
wisdom his observations and decisions during The
discussions adoption his code. Donat should, and hope
will, in library of every American lawyer.
Your obedent servant,
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i2 by 4 inches, 10 feet long,
I, q by 5 inches, AZ feet long,
!, 6 by 5 inches, 10 feet long,
II by 6 inches, - feet long,
l2 by 81 inches, IS feet long,
10 by 81 inches, "a feet long,
10 by 81 inches, 90 feet long,
, o by 81 inches, 10 feet long,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

" We publish this morning the Pro-
clamation of the Governor converting an
Extra Session of the Legislature for the
10th of June next. This is as early as
under the circumstances, it could take
place. The Election to fill the vacant
Scholarships will be held, we hear, some
time in May. Aside from the vacancies
to be filled, the Legislature will be COM
posed as at It's adjournment 1t remains
to be seen whether the twelve Districts
will instruct their new Representatives to
resign and factiously block the public bust
ness again rather than allow the legal ma
jority to act, and whether the Canal IN
largement shall now be executed or inde6-
nitely subjected to a ruinous pOStpOnement'