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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
nn. The following are the Appointment

nM- The following are the Appointments
made by the NJ. +. Baltimore Conference,
at its recent session in Winchester, Va,
for the Northumberland District:
Presiding Eder-JoHN A. GERE.
Sunbury-J Stine, a Hartman
NorthunbeIland-S NJ l. Conser
Middeburg-J A Demoyer
Danville-J France. Luzerne-J w Elliot.
erWick-H G Dill, A Melick
Bloomingdale-r Barnhart, A NJ Barnitz
Bloomsburg-J S Lee. + NJ GoodielIow
:ewisbu,g-J Guyer MiIton-P Reese.
Milton Circuit-J Morehcad, Pierce, sup.
Muncy-T Tanncyhill, F NJ Schlosser
Wilansport-T Mitchell, B B HamIin
Jersey Shore-G II Day, b II Crever
Pine Creek-J H Z Dosh, w E Buckingham.
Lock Haven't G MKeehen, II w Bellman
Dickinson Seminary-T Bowman, Principal
American Bible Society," H Terrence, Agent
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
Baltimore, Mar, 10.

BALTIMORE, MAR. ~.
The ship Robina. C apt. Kane, from Liv-
erpool, bound Tor Baltimore, with a cargo
OF salt and iron, experienced heavy gales
during the whole passage. On the 2Ott ult.,
lost overheard Frederick Austin, seaman.
On Monday last. while approaching Cape
Henlopen, she ran ashore. There was but
one hundred passengers on board, all OF
whom got ashore safely, except five, inclu-
ding two ladies. who we're drowned. Hopes
are entertained Of getting her off. She is
insured for $50, 900, mostly in Baltimore.
The Robina was fine ship. about two
years old. and belongs 10 Sparry & Pleas.
ants line Of Liverpool and Baltimore pack.
cts.
A barque, loaded with railroad iron, is
also ashore in the same neighborhood, and
both vessels, at last account. we're in dan.
gerous positions. A steamboat is being
despatched to their relief.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

D~We copy below from the Miltonial
a synopsis of the Free Banking Law which
has passed the Senate but will probably b.
arrested in the House. We are aware tina
many Of our readers favor the System, bu
others doubtless will agree with us in the
opinion that its introduction into this State
would be an unwise policy, and likely tc
furnish abundant cause for regret hereafter
lFrom the MlonianJ
The persons doing business under this
act are entitled to receive from the Auditor
General such circulating notes, and Of such
denominations as may be demanded, coun-
,ersigned and registered, equa! TO ninety
per cen,um OF the market value of the loans
deposited and are required TO keep on hand
a. least twenty per cen!um Of the amount
Of such circulating notes in gold and silver.
ln case these persons refuse to redeem their
NOES, when demanded, the holder Of such
note or notes may cause the same to be
protested for non payment by n notary
public, under his seal Of Office, and the
Auditor General, on receiving and fling in
his Office such protest, shall forthwith give
notice IN writing TO the makers OF these
notes to pay The same. and in case OF refu.
sal, shall give notice in one newspaper
published in the county where such persons
are doing business, that all circulating
notes issued by such association Of fpersons
will be redeemed ou, Of the trust funds in
his hands for that purpose, which he is au-
thorized 10 sell at public auction and apply
the proceeds Of sale for canceing said
notes. The plates, dies and materials for
the printing and making the bills, are to
remain in the hands Of the Auditor Gene
raj, and theexpenses incurred in procuring
them are to be paid by the persons apply
ing for such circulating notes. No banking
association shall have capital stock excee.
ding five hundred thousand dollars, and
shall not continue in existence more than
fifteen years at any one time.
Every member of The association is liable
in his individual capacity for the circula-
ling notes issued by the association, and
for every contract, debt or engagement
entered into. They are obliged to make
gu, quarterly returns, under oath, of the
condition of the banking association, and
transmit them TO The Auditor General.
The State Treasurer in paying the semi
annual interest on tine loans deposited un.
der this act, is required to deduct there
from the rate Of two per cent. per annum,
on the amount OF loan SO deposited, which
sum shall be held in The Treasury for the
beneii, of The sinking fund, and shall be in
lieu of tax on dividends. These assoca-
ions east of the mountains are required 10
keep their notes at par at Philadelphia, and
those west Of The mountains at PiI!s5urg,
aud upon failure shall forfeit and pay Tor
he use Of the Commonwealth two mills
per annum on every dollar Of the average
amount of circulation Of their notes. The
Auditor General is not allowed 10 issue
notes countersigned. &C., during the first
year after the passage of the act, exceed.
ing ten millions of dollars, and during the
five years next following not exceeding
two millions each wear.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

W~John S. Skinner, Esq, Editor Of
"The Plough, Loom and Anvil" died in
Baltimore on Friday list, from a confusion
of the brain caused by falling thro' trap
door at the Post Ofice-age, Is. He was
Assistant P. NJ. General under Harrison
and Tyler, but was more noted for life
long devotion to public improvement in the
departments of Agriculture, Manufactures
and Mining.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
Newspaper Records.

We are glad 10 see that Mr.. Packer has
acted on our suggestion, ,and has introduced
into the Legislature a bill requiring the
County Commissioners Of every county in
the State to subscribe for copy of each
newspaper published in the county, not ex-
ceeding four. by the year, and without re.
fereuce to their party politics, and 10 keep
a file Of the same, and have them bound
every year. The commissioners are also
authorized and required to purchase from
Time 10 time, not exceeding four kinds, as
aforesaid, files Of newspapers published
within the county, during any period Of our
colonial and national history.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

IaLThe Assembly of Pa. have passed a
resolution to adjourn on the 18th April.
The Appropriation Bill is reported, and a
disposition appears to prevail to close the
session Of the Legislature Gf the flood Of
private business will enable it to do so) on
that day.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

nA" Phenix-like," there hath arisen
from the ashes of "The Humorist," " an en-
larged and very neat little sheet entitled
"The Union Weekly Whig"-a foe wor-
thy of the steal of "the Apalonican" organ.
swhen Greek meets Greek, then the tug Of
Hope we will all live to get rich.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
LeaUSsbasrg, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, March 26

hDVERTIZE E!-Executors, Administrators, Public
~ Officers City and Country Merchants Manufacturers
Mechanics Business Men-all who wish procure to
dispose Of anything-would do we'll to give notice of the
same through the "LegiSbnry Chronicle, This paper ha.
good and increasing circulation in community conai-
ming large proportion Of active solvent producers,
consumers, and dealers, any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

sD-The Board of Revenue Commissio-
ners adjourned on Friday last The total
increase of taxable property for three years
past, is s42,735,32s equivalent to gain
of SD 900 per annum, revenue. We copy
the conclusion of the Report of the Com
mittee of the Board:
The aggregate Of the taxable property
Of the State then adjusted, exclusive Of
watches, is S492 ,sS9,S This amount
may not be as large as might have been
anticipated. Thevalue ofproperty in some
counties, as appears from the evidence
before the Board. has been seriously affec-
led bv the depressed condition Of the iron
manufacture in the State, operating, as 1t
does, directly upon the large amount in
vested in that business. and indirectly upon
he agricultural interests in the value OF
real estate generally in many counties.
With the cause or causes of this stale Of
things the Board has nothing to do. They
merely report the fac, as presented to their
notice by the evidence laid before them.
The members occupying this body, now
about to separate. with the probability that
lew or none of them will ever constitute a
portion of any future Board. feel it their
duty to express their unanimous opinion,
grounded upon the investigations in which
they have been engaged, Of the value of the
system Of revision by Central Board,
and TO express hope that the Revenue
Board may continue SO long as taxation
for State purposes is necessary.a as a means
Of adjusting errors, and thus protecting the
honest tax payers. The repeal they could
not but regard as step which must inev.
iably be attended with evils oil the greatest
magnitude. Irregularities in the local as
sessment, varying with the intelligence
and moral sense Of every assessor in the
State. might al once be anticipated.
All that is required by our citizens in
the various districts ofthis great Common.
wealth, is TO be satisfied that they Ire pay
ing but their fair and equal share Of the
general taxation. This Board, in the con.
c.usion Of their labors, desire to record the
qualification with which they have learned
from all parts of the State, that the burdens
rendered necessary 10 preserve inviolate
the honor OF the Commonwealth, are
cheerIuly borne. That such will be the
case, until they can be materially lessencd
or entirely removed. we can not doubt, and
that the people Of the State may always,
as now, be proud 10 bear the name OF citi-
zens Of Pennsylvania. Signed.
]. S. RICHARDS.
WIN. MATHIOT,
r. BROWN,
l.. P. WILLlSTON,
AK. BROWNE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

4It appears the man arrested at Haas
tavern, near Milton, is named Robinson,
and that he broke Jail at Lockport, N. Y :,
q short time previous.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

The Season for the commencement o:
the Medical Schools Of this country has be-
gun. Last week we announced the grad
uation Of 227 N. D's from the Jefferson in
this city. Besides these we have ll9 from
the New York University. As from the Ma
ryland University in Baltimore. 50 from
the Ohio Medical College in Cincinnati
and 81 from the Missouri University at st.
Louis-in al 4s3,-lPhiIa. Sun.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

Loss Of Missionary Family at Sea-
Rev. C. c. Dawson and family, ofthe En-
glish Baptist Mission in Ceylon, sailed from
Columbo for England, in February, 1850,
and the vessel in which they embarked has
not since been heard from. The lapse ol
time has been such, that all hopes Of their
safety is relinquished. Mr.. Dawson had
labored in Ceylon ten years, with zeal,
fidelity, and success, and the shattered state
of his health made withdrawal from his
Iabors necessary. He is now. probably.
Withdrawn from them for ever. The loss
TO the Mission is a serious one.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

by far the more valuable portions, escape
into the atmosphere, while the short strau
and other undecomposed substances act al
mulch to The surface and thus benefit
the land, though not TO the extent indicated
BY the above injudicious article. Mulching,
BY covering the surface Of soil with salt
hay and other cheap and nearly worthless
grasses, is much pursued by market ger.
deners, which adds slightly 10 its fertility
while it renders the soil earlier for spring
use.-lbid.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

Meadville Theological Seminary.-The
sum Of &c, 900 has been subscribed and
paid within a few weeks by the Unitarians
in Boston, in aid of the Theological School
in Meadville, near Lake Erie. in Pennsyl-
vania. One OF the western friends Of this
institution, II. J. Huidekoper, ESQ.,, offered
10 make donation Of $4,000. on condi-
ton that the farther sum Of $4,000 was
obtained $685. 900 of this amount has been
subscribed in New England.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

Northumberland County Court-MonJay, April !,
&S' Union County Democratic Delegate Meetngs-Sat
uriay. 10th May polls open from TO 5, +. NJ.
A1- Union County Democratic Convcntion-New Ber-
lin, Monday 18th May, to elect Delegate to Judicial
Convention
Sf- Union County Court-Monday, 18th May.
sb- Scott County Mceting-Tuesiay. 10th May.
S1. Agricultural County Mcctng-Wei'day, 2lst May.
Ri- Democratic State Guternatoral Convention-R
ing. ith June.
H1- Democratic State Judicial Observation-Disclosures
11th June.
HS- Wing State Conyention-Lancaster, 9th June.
HN-fown subscribers removing their locations, will
Ila nEarr Carr Lat
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

The Legislatures Of Pennsylvania and
New York, are evidently not fond Of pisca.
tory pleasures. as one refused to send a
Sturgeon to the United States Senate, and
the other Fish.
~Mr. Fish has since gone !Sed-,card-
he is elected to the U. s. Senate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

Parents and Guardians! read the6rst
article, first page. 1t is applicable, here.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

N" SEVERAL" on Music, next week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
I'Hb CHRONICLE.
n. @. HIcKoK, Editor.
o. N. WORDEN, Publisher.

so cash in advance, $l5 in three months $2 paid
within the year, and 81, 80 at the end of the year
Agents in Philadelphia-v Palmer and W Carr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

Gs Con Constipation and Debility curing after
~n %sshod by acrss own agent The Gastric Juice
nan teaspoonul OF this fluid infused in WATER will di.
q dissolve five pounds of roast beef in about hour
Scientific Evidence.
paicn .eibe in his celebrated work animal chemistry
% An artificial digestive fluid analogous to tho Gastric
Of The oe % prepared from the mucous membrane
Cd u ~ meat N s and .sg will sOtsned changed
published by Fowler & Wells New page IS states The
great act and describes the method Of preparation
d. Combe IN bs sHtsSss than Dr. Pe.elFs
digestion observes that diminuon OF the due quantity
u !ne Gasno Juice 70 prominent all prevailing eau
sG OF Medicine in London, who was severely afflicted with
he Gastric Juice, obtained from the somaohs Of living AMI
mas H. Gn'Sh proved completely successful
says; " s remarkable fact in physiology ha, the
somach OF animals. pacesaed in water mpa the fluid
ps O. Of s,nss articles ~ Of food and q
'efS e rom the natural digestive process
Banchdas Philadelphia. is46 pp s2is. says 'Ths
o. Question From recent experiments know food
dissolved as rapidly artificial digestive fluid prepared
rG Pro Ffeb ban e. IS n The nssurs Gaatc Juice .e
great work on Human Physiology" devOtes more than
ny pages e an examination Of this subject His expert
Eents with Dr. beaumont, the Gastric Juice, obtained
SHOWN In all cases." he says digestion occurred az
perfectly in the artificial in the natural Digestion
FOR tnher proof OF the remarkable merits of this
tive Sheet GRATIS. A. KENDALL l. co
General Agent for Southern 8 ates
LIZ r OF sae also oy Drngglss generally. my3 iy
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CONTAINING NO ALCOBOL.

HE best andstrsngsst certified medicine
Of Dyspspsa In all fsrm,such the
acidity ths
phi incpsnt csnsum ptisn debility arising
ing en imperfect dgsstisn dsangsd The
It'll es an sXcslept remedy and
ss: for fsnass suffering from uterine smsn
Amsng the nunsrsus anu highly refer
Professor A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Auayer;
FirzARNRT HOMER, Esq, Boston
JAS. G. DUNN ESQ.,, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon MIRos LAWRENCE, Elk Pres. Mass. Senate;
Hon L. II. ARsoLD, formerly Governor OF Rhode Island
member of Congress;
Hon. Wh W0oDBRIDsx, formerly Governor of Mich.
Honi !; + MoREHEAD, formerly Governor Of Ksntuokys
Hon. ]. F., SIMMONS U. g. Senator from Rhode Island
H Ho.. S H. g. pHEIrs. g. Senator from Vermont
Hon. soLosos Foorr, member of Congress from VT.
Hon. II u. FOSTER, member Of Congress from Penn'a:
Hon NJ L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wiscop.
sin Territory; ~
R. STowK, ESQ.,, Clerk the House OF Reprssen'y's
g. G. TRowBRIDGK, Esq.,, Detroit Mich; =
GEO w; JONES ESQ. Surveyor Gen ], Dubuque, Iowa;
Many can
e. Hho viii c'DfT al that Ia. been said Aver Of
REED. BATES 8, AUSTIN Wholesale Druggist. n
For sale BY j. WRIGHT 4 CO. iii Cb.,,o,.,
~ Price u per better sI bettiss for Is.
CAUrlON-Each bottle si Genuine Oxyrs..,d s,,,
will hay, tbs outside wrapper printed English and span
with hs signature 81 Geo. Green Prspretor men Thrss
sidss and addition, finely engraved the ton sf
General Agents, sns wAsH all adirs.,sj
liz dAw
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is ackno'cledged By the true men of Amsrfea IN
be the quickest and most sfsctual remedy
for the cure Of pain and the removal
o. ITS cause PAIN II the World.
) the warning given of the presence of disease.
and the prostraon Of the system To stop pain
nerves, and g sys aoop nsi n.
OF dsese iii. W ns system to ws'd of attacks
Railways Ready Relief.
which is prepared expressly for instant relief Of pain and
has sv SIas IN 5h system
b and su,s BY in every place
Neuralgia, Tic Douloursux, Sick and
Nervous Headache.
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in win
sa p tsG 81 ,sp. q
Compe,sy cured them 1t stopped the naus
10 heen minutes and cured the disease entirely in twantv
"avs IL mas cured some during its application. II will
"''' stop Inc pam IN N ass or Fl Minutes
Every case of neuralgia where has been properly used II
s.oppeq tbe pain IN few minutes. Its continued nae
disease "'u ''' ''e ''A'e" entireV from
Paralysis
VI nervous pr0stratOn reaxston of the muscesin 90
eases GU OF OO i will the of the limb in lew
nerve and snew in the system, - '
A., Pains In the Bones.
pa,n ana AL aches feel its wonderful soothing
shhg innuence instantly arrests the severe
=, UNI AnS AOOLnsaCnGs
VIII stop the most analizng tooth ache in few second
Rnas s.s o. Sqr citizens can attest Nervous
Relef. ~ " """' neaoy
- Sick Headache,
~ cases out Of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes and
me eentnued use according to directions will positively enre
EN Pnce-5O and rs cents. ~
Railways INDICATED SOAP.
As beautii1er OF the Skin.
SURPRISES every thing OF the kind world il removes
henness fmpes, Bl0tehes, Pustules, letters RASH II
cures SAT- kheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores Pastu
ai iupuons ulmpas health TO the skin and beauty the
complexion As Nursery and Toilet Soap, is beyond the
each 81 vay and for shaving purposes it is the best in
cakes OF the same size OF other Soap
me cheapest and best in the world. Price Is cents
cakes IN engraved wfapper and the OF k G
Railway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Is a BEAUTIFUL head Of LatSurfamt HAIR
Railways Ctrcassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who deslres beautiful article to
ifes their HAIR advised TO make use Of Railway Cr
,asAan Balm 1t many advantages over all other
iar tones and First, ceanses scalp from
1andruh and ygor 10 the roots and bulbs nvg
TO healthy action the germ Of e which gives to the
Badness stops the IRON falling out it iine
soft and glossy, keeps it from turning beoom
ng dscoored. Il uuy luxury to dress the with this
ieliol0us preparation.
IL Sold by j. WRIGHT y GO.
Isl Chartres st.
apl6 eodSe w ly g. N. MORRISON.
.-.--..., a a Ill.,. 80 IL Magazine st..
EIOPS-Fresh and just received, for sale by
J. leo p. l.. MASSEY cor. Camp and Ora lar alta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

a SURE AND SAFE REMEDY Tor, and will
positively cure, the Sick Headache, Chis and Fever
Jaundce Dyspepsia Chronic Diarhaa Sea Sickness Cbo
eIa and cholera lniantum and restore healthy action to
he Liver without particle Of caomel, mercury quinne OF
morphine entering into their compound They do not pur
por 70 De remedy for all OF diseases that flesh he
To- put experience warrants in saying the they will
positively cure They will also correct all derang d
the system commonly called rheumatism
an excellent remedy for the Gravel and Vermugs
q Prepared only by Dr. J. 8. FANcHER, 40 Flu ltou
street, New ort, a few doors from Broadway
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
e. ID. BEACH, l27 Canal street,
" AGfNTs for Louisiana, Alabama Msslssipn 4 !,
kansas, TeIas and Florida. fell ItdiMW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

NrOhNAIIUN TO THE PUBLIC-I hayt
peen Gong since) apprzed of the opposition my remede
nave met with, from some physicians residing in the country
ana some lew In this city, reading in the neghbohood
tose VINO We're using it, and who disposed to give il
a Wen aware from twenty years practice, of the ne
medical prescriptions; but, let it be remembered that ms
an 81 nose persons are not only enemies these
mood where they reside own and matters no
nov another physician or medical prescription nay be
some IL sure to be told their injury Those
nefeole WHO are disposed to make trial of the remedies
nave onered Tor the relief OF suffering humanity will (afte
VI. aael please to pay attention the stories OF this
OF clzens otherwise. have nothing do with what have
Gner1u, 10 AFFORD them reet, and them to health
% get more business than they do be well con
vhced OF It's virtues and Its errosthen let them puboly
adopt course that proves superior and more IN III
popG ana vii be perfectly willing yield their supe
q d& Wifi w K + FIR VIZ Inde h,.
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Asstxw Gsls on tie Lsks--A teleersphic dis.
paaok Sftke ga, from Oswego, New York, saws
tAsths brig Empire, belonging to H. Fitzhugh &
CO.. wss attempting 10 make this port this morn,
isg,a shs want ashore inside the piers, where she
now He full of water. It is feared she will 90 to
pieces, e. her cargo Of $500 bushels of wheat is
W.T. and swelling. 1t is now blowing a perfect
hurricane from the west, accompanied by heavy
snow storm-by far the heaviest storm OF the sea
:ea. 4. will be hard night on the lake, and it is
feased No shall have more disasters to report early
next week. The propeller Illinois, with . full
c>Eg9 q grain and -four, is ashore on Lake Michi-
- The vessel and cargo are reported to be a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

. rrunnr GNdnC1 n0Vem I
A ENpO, acts de lAssembee rEtat
"a louisiana, inituee "Aets relaf Nouyele-
spIroWe 10 mara 1850 quayan, que Consei
uhe ues municipalities montant de,
1eS qui roni evaIuatons nonran s,
items GO dspenses,
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pees tant WUahes esquees seron
en Angan ct en- Franeais dams lie Journal ocie
PENDENT au MONS trene jours dams
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1890 ~ N''N 49, 'N~s' i"'
En- attenlu que COns de Menicipats passs Ia dts
hmlIes de la dte MunlcIpalite. saw ~ ''
En- consequence pubonE suvsne an coniorme
avec R provision De acte 1885, et une Tesouon M
Shei adopte co Jour presene que ente
oals apes "a pEssrs publication ev.uaion Cons
ueva prgeder fxer montant de. are. p,sr
sur es tableaux d'assssssmsnt pour 1851