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Eastern times., 1851-04-24
kennebec and Portland Railroad.
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Spring Arrangements,
CODanaencinp March lOth 1851


PASSENGER trains will leave the Station foot of Ches-
nut street daily Sundays excepled) for Westbrook,
Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarm,uth, Freeport, Bruins
wick; Bowdonham, Richmond and Bath rs follows -
Leave Portland for Bath, al 1 and $50 NJ.
- Portland for Richmond al / NJ.
Richmond for Portland and Path at2,l5 NJ.
Bath for Portland, tSA N, and 3,l5 Nj.
:" Bath for Richn,ord, al NJ.
Bath fer Brunswick al A NJ, and and B. NJ.
Brunswick for Bath at $50, and $50 NJ.
Each train from Bath and Richmond, connects at
Portland with the trains from Portland 10 Boston.
mond, connects with the train leaving Boston at NJ.
The 30 from Portland for Bath connects
with the train leaving Boston al - Is NJ
Passengers the rst and second tram from
Boston, taking this line the kennebec River will take
the of road the junction OF the Poranu Sa
co and Portsmouth Railroad at Cape Elizabeth, and
proceed directly on without delay. ---
Stages leave Richmond arrival of the train
leaving Portland al NJ for Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta. " b. 1920 -..-
Al Bath stages connect with wiscasset. Damarisco-
Ia, ,Waldoboro, Thomaston, Belfast and Bangor.
FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Arrangements have been ade with the Roads be-
tween Portland and Boston, whereby freight will be
transported between Stations this road and Boston
at reduced rates, and without change of al Port
land.
RATEs-Between Richmond. Bath and Boston for
Merchandise rated Second Class S4 90 per ton,
cluding trucking in Boston.
All orders for freight intended for this road may be
left at No IL Merchants, Row, Boston.
JOHN RUSSELL, JR Superintendent.
Portland, March 4. 1851. 81
Eastern times., 1851-04-24

TOBACCO DUsT AS A PROTECTION AGAINST
INsEcrs.-We last year procured from a
snuff mill barrel of dry, but damaged snuff
Hour, and prepared drudging boxes, covered
wItha fine boiling cloth, with which we
slfIed It over the surface of any plants
attacked by insects, and with most signal
success. The snuff should be applied, if
practicable, while the plant is wet with dew
and repeated after every shower. If the
boxes are properly made, like a common
Hour drudge,) and the snuff is perfectly
fine and dry, put little time is necessary 10 90
over an acre Of plants. Even the rose bug,
cabbage louise, thrips on grape vines, &c :,
all yield TO the influence of snuff and the
most delicate plant of the hot-house is not
injured by It's application. For field vegeta.
u.es, s caustc lime, made into fine powder,
while dry and applied applied before sIakine
by contract with the air, will produce SINH.
lar results.-Prot. Mapes. 1-- :
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
NQtice

pointed administrator Of the estate az Jnsrpu 81
ALL, late OF Bath. IN the County Of Lincoln deceased
and has aken upn" himself that by giving bond,
as The law directs And all persons having demands
upon The es ate OF the sarl Joseph Sewa are reonred
10 exhibit the and all persons 10 the d
estate called upon make payment ~
WILLIAM ID. SEwALL
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
'robaie, in and

To the Hon Arnold Baney, Judge of Probate IN and
for the County of Lincoln
A BNER III. WADE of. report, in the County Of
- Cumberland, guardIan OF Lemue 6. HaTnden of
Woolwich, IN said Comfy * Lincoln, minor, respect
mlly represents that said minor the of one un
divided nth parl OF real situated in said
Woolwich, and bounded follows. 10 wl.-easl by
Montsweag Bay-souIh by land OF Samuel Soule west
by land OF Elias BTuokmgs-and north by land OF Lem
uel W. Harnden, deceased
Also OF one undivided IF part of other piece of
real estate SITUATED in said Wouwich and bounded as
follows, To wt-norIhery and ery BY land Of John
NJ Bailey, Jr-souiherly by land of Jesse Baley-and
westerly by Mnnsweag river. And The said qua ian
further represents, that advantageous offer Of the
sum of one hundred and sXty-ve dollar has been made
10 him by Roht McNown ilarnden for The .ht Of said
minor III said estate aud hat The interest OF said minor
ami all persons concerned will be best promoted by an
| immediate acceptance of such Offer.
| Wherefore said guardian prays that he NAV he IN
thorlzed and licensed TO make sale the intere, Of The
SAID minor IN The real estate aforesaid. al private sale 10
sad Robert NICK Harden, for The price aforesaid with
without pubic notice the dscret ion nf said ouar
dian. ABNER w. WADE, Guardian OF said minor
LINCOLN, ss.-At a Court OF Probate held in VIA
casset, on the SIh day OF pril. d 1851
On the petition aforesaid ordered thar notice h.. ,iv
en- by publishing copy Of peliIion with I'm. order
thereon three weeks successvely the Eastern Times
paper printed IN Bath that all persons Interested may
attend on the hh day cf Nav x al the Conr of Pm
hate, then 10 be holden Nscassei ana show canss
II any why the prayer of said petitioner should moi be
granted -
ARNoED BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
True Copy AIest:-
3wi3 EDWIN HcvEY r eci.ter
Eastern times., 1851-04-24

A person on whom the temperance re-
formation had produced no effect, entered
in state Of exhiliration, temperance
grocery in neighboring town. "Mr. -
exclaimed he, "do you keep ANYTHING
good to take here 2" "Yes," replied the
merchant, tive have some good cold wa,
ter. the best thing in the world to take. -
"Well, know it," replied the Bacchante,
"there's nothing that's done so much for
navigation as that"
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has Just returned from New York and
L Boston. with large assortment of New Goods =
Cheaper than ever-call at the Auction Store and
anime. IL. w. OW EN-.
Bath, Feb Is, 1851. IS
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
Davis Pain Killer,
Notice.

NRAMP and Pain Killer, Pam Extractor. &c. th
" genuine articles, for sale by 80 a q PAGE.
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
Oven Doors.

nor sale wholesale or retail, Oven Doors, Ash Pit
Doors and Boilers put W the best and cheapestin
thsciiyby 81 - ! w. WALKER co.
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
P 0 E I R Y
THE BRIDE.
I came, but she was gone.

BY MRS. sIGoURNEY.
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
CAUTIONEYTRA.
MINn- Z MOTIEY IHE PURLIC

that my only ttdpeiiny 4g.nis in the New Englan
States are M. S. BURR and J. TOUSEY; and, 10
guard the public against fraud every local Agent will
he furnished with certificate OF agency, and all others
representing themselves as my Agents commit public
fraudt
Eastern times., 1851-04-24

There lay her lutte,
Just as she touch'd it last, at the soft hour
OF summer twilight, when the woodbine cups
Filling with deeper fragrance, fondly press'd
Through the rais'd easement, uttermg tender
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
MORRISON & THORNTON'S
Carpet 4 Furniture Ware Rooms

NO. IL TT0U 81, bdfh, Ne.
Mold bedsteads altered on reasonable terms
Bath, March 25. 1851 41if
Eastern times., 1851-04-24

To her who trained them. On her favorite
Eastern times., 1851-04-24

A little boy named Frank, was standing
in The ward, when his father called him:
lkErnnk Y,
Eastern times., 1851-04-24
'.sn4.anl H. DALEY. AIS Broadway, New York.
For sale by A. G. Page, Bath; E. Dana,

tut ~ u II ts6Cy 17e@7F1f =
Wiscasset:. : Wetherbee, Warren; f. Dana. Jr.,
Damarscolia; John Bach, Nobleboro; Prince, fhom-
aston: C A Nacunber and X q Siocumb, Rockand;
WIN Bake and E t Ga,chel, Brunswick; and by Drug
n;s,s ana Merchants generally 3m37
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loved one that he had 50 lately parted with
IN health, and then further ON was a family
standing round the bed of little one, whose
painful writings gave evidence of the pa
tlent suHerngs. One after another the
b2ules OF the dead were removed and ut
length lltters were provided, and the wounded
were carried away also. 1t was sad even
ing in the Ninth Ward. Nearly one hundred
1amlleS either mourned the loss OF children,
or watched anxiously over the forms OF the
wounded. The catastrophe was almost the
only topic Of conversation. Small knots OF
men stood on the corners Of the streets, and
recounted the occurrences of the afternoon
\ pail seemed to have settled on everything
and all Greenwich village was IN mourning.
The New York Tribune makes the
killed II in number and the wounded 30.
MANY of the latter Will hardly survive, or
if they do will be criPples for life.
CALIFORNIA's DEsTINY.-lIague, the
astrologer in Philadelphia, who thinks he
can see as far into 4 milestone as anybody
else, says in his Horoscope, " have cast
the Horoscope for the ratification Of the
Constitution Of California, and for the IN
auguration of the first Governor of that
State, and | can assure President Fillmore,
that before he quits the chair he now fills
as the Chief Magistrate of this Republic,
that the government of California will tot
ter to It's very foundation, the people OF
that State will become greatly excited, and
violently oppose the constituted authorities
indeed, peace and harmony need not be
looked for in that quarter until past 1857
if then. During 1852 and 1888, events
will happen that will cause the rulers a
Washington to believe my present astrolo
gical predictions. Saturn, who slgnltie:
slavery, and the slave population is strong
for mischief even the coming winter. |
must not be thought strange, if our Presl
dent has to send an army OF soldiers tC
San Francisco, &C., by next October, tC
keep peace while the Presidential election
is going on in these United States"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
TELCGRaPHIC BEsPATCHES.

New YORK, Nov. 23.-The steamship At
lautic, from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
18th inst arrived at half past one this morning.
Kossuth continued to engross the attention Of
the people Of England. He visited Birmingham
on The 10th aud Manchester on the lth, and
was everywhere greeted with the most extraor-
dinary mantle. stations of enthusiasm. The pro-
cessi0n is said numbered $50, 900 persons.
Lieut.. PIN, of the Royal Navy, proposes 4
further search Of Sir John Franklin. He pur
poses to 90 through Russia and Siberia to the
locality where it is thought better traces Of the
expedition must be found on the Polar Sea
The enterprise has the support of the Admiralty
and Of the Royal Geographical Society. Its
friends also anticipate the aid of Russia Lady
Franklin devotes $500 to the project
Official notice has been given that the Crystal
Palace will be handed over 10 the contractors
on the first of December.
France.-The affairs Of the French Republic
continue to engross public attention throughout
Europe There is no news Of special I'M
portauce from Paris.
In the Assembly, on the lIth, Nj. Daruc read
the report Of the committee to whom had been
referred the Electoral Law proposed by the
President 1t recommended the absolute re-
lection of the measure. The debate will com
mence on Thursday. Paris was never more
tranquil.
Owing to the many and very pressing engage
ments Of Kossuth, which had absorbed all his
time and greatly worn him, he would not sail
for the United States until the goth inst, when
he would take passage in the steamer Humboldt,
from Southampton
The New Zealand and Sidney steamer, of the
18th of August brought 900 in gold, and
ec2S OOO value in diamonds, from the newly dis
covered mines. 1t is reported that in Frederick
Valley, the miners reaping rich harvests,
finding Jumps Of gold of &l2 and GA value.
Two men had procured 9250 worth of gold in
two days. The gold is found in large quartz
veins
Breadstuf5 Circular Of Messrs. Maxim,
states that -four has been taken less freely, but
former prices are fully sustained. Western
Canal, Is. to l9s. !; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
Iss Cd. to l9s. Cd. ; Ohio l9s Sd. TO 2ls., and
New Orleans I9s. sd. Germ is dull no cheaper.
Wheat in very small request but prices are well
sustained.
WmKEsBARRE, Nov. 2O.-Thc steamboat En-
terprisc Capt. Converse, arrived here Yesterday
down the Susquehanna river, from cambridge,
New York, taking every one by surprise. Her
arrival created a great sensation IN our usually
quiet borough and she has been visited by
crowds of curious spectators.
New YORK, Nov 24.-Ths afternoon the wall
Of brewery adjoining the blacksmith shop, II
tached to the manufactory of r. Hoe & Co., fell,
crushing in the roof Of the shop, and killing two
/ men, named Mackay and Brown, who were EN-
ployed in the shop, and injurng number OF
others. 1t is feared that Others are buried in
the ruins
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

Renew yOur subscriptions

The present aud ensuing month closes
the wear for a large number Of subscribers.
Those who wish to take advantage of the
advance terms, had better send on their
money, as A DOLLAR will now pay for a
vear-a fact worth remembering.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
Tuscarora Academy,
AT CO S T.!

rEvIIE undersigned offers to The public, af
4 ording FIRST RATE BARGAINS, his entire
stock Of
DRY Goods, EsOofs & shoes,
at COST. Having taken tie National House
and Stage Office find that have too many
IRONS in the fire to keep them all going, and
therefore give the people this opportunity to
buy cheap. }. THOMAS.
Lcwistown, October 81, 1851.
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Pocket Book Lost I!

e OSF. on Wednesday evening, probably in
Il 4 crossing the diamonds "a Port Monaie, con-
tanning about fen dollars IN money, and num-
ber OF valuable papers. The finder can retain
the money and return the pocket book to me
with It's remaining contents either at my office
or through the post Office.
JOS. w. PARKER
Lewistown, Nov 81, lS5l-3t
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G4onns OF GyoSys.

- 1S-1-4oa-5 o1 AJS\STa3o |
IT,. uo:.....r =
rish ,,p3I -. so GOO l''u d. 'i"i-
y 9'''0''
ma" Ina, d,aineo Llawhins k was sunocatea near
too Soon aftsr the G;sc6aToa ef bearv bias'
o. - " "'@'' 0'"''
The Pittsburg papers state that Gov. Johnston
rno % tno his ataOn u 'i' oi'' ''i"
John Ryan, charged with the murder of Pat
rick Rafferty,, has been convicted at Greensburg
-
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived at Washington,
on Saturday, and took lodgings at the National
Hotel.
The Mobile papers speak Of probable per-
sonal difficulty between Senator Downs and
Soule.
7. : IT,, Nm e .,,ro. ..i,,ouo, coll
has been discovered in the State of Sonora,
Mexico
Ic u h... -. a.. v.;,.o., Go ,.o,,.o,,l
at oGa'5 va s,,o -, i &C., '; ,; ,i,.
would reach from Albany to Utica, distance
Of eighty three miles.
.1 a.. C.o.u;,,- D.
IlS' me 'oiiii eI!'i,
h-'q '1 io"u % nc ISiii;y ,Si,i;y " t' il"o' an"
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
,,-.,
Ieo' e " llsoh' pattern ihaHei III t"1 DePot
a' t'eaIi"S' vas AIiieu iast "eIN ~ 'l,V soo
S l''l WI ~Ih nc "as a. ,t 'o'',o ny l'
,,.-,.-- p;o.
- II - S'''0u l'id' e'a'C 'o'' 'Pai'''' ~ ,i' ''te
|eSuien' s'atohGu dt or 'eliei so'l' NO. nave
oSeh oroeteo 10 IeAas IN consequence we pre-
sunni u ''i' ''0oOle' o'' 'i'e i>'o vi '''ue
The tolls on the North Branch Canal tins
I, / o.
@ an clease oNel t''e same ud'e l"9' 'e@i' u S4l'
o0o'
In North Carolina a member of the Legis-
( lature, Col Avery, shot brother member, Mr..
2i.s, ~ lenilns, oe"o' III PUoli' Oo''' iiouS'' 1'
~
There are said to be twelve thousand hogs, in
droyes, on the road between Lewisburg and
Chariestown, Va, They are principally des
tined for the Baltimore market.
Among the marriage notices, in one of the
German Buffalo papers, we notice that Of g OF
fried Teutcl German for DeyiD Nit katz kleut-
ncr.' So he is caught at last. Hold him tight.
cu,- cL... ... o., ....- r.-. .
,i - - 81 81 ~ '''''I %, % "a, VI 'go' 'i'u'
1l,, ~ an. '''
/ but was captured at Wkesbarre, where he is
! now in jail.
IN ,,-.t.-,--. ,,.:.-
, ,Li W., LI a. :;
%u' 0,t,, o ,,da. tro .i -
us 49, 1 ~ go .,i,,i -o..' 80 u III
.'loH! ~ '''"' u ''e
'0' 40 '0''
+; ;o;a,; is - o r; -, -
- GO 49,, ,l 80 :; i,,;,o,i
! ST. TbG ton i ,o he an ;rane,,se bar,I
rHjr,i,,r ,,Iy,,rJl
f0''''o -
The Peoria Democratic Press says Mr.. Hays,
of Dewitt county, has 25UO hogs for market this
season, of which number loOO will average $50
=, bo ab,.;red tbrse Loss cnnot br;,,e l.ss tho,
s26 ana a rsrv snna i,ttIs ;ncoma
A Great Firemans Procession took place in
Baltimore, on Wednesday week, numbering it is
said upwards Of l4UO men. There were twelve
Baltimore and sixteen visiting companies rep
represented and twelve bands of music, mum
o'''"5 = 'o'-' - "-'' P''o'9' - my
The clothes Of little girl three years Of age,
daughter of Joseph Arnold, Of North Lebanon
. township, Lebanon county, caught fire on FRI
day OF last week, and so shockIugly burned hcI
body, that she died on Saturday. The mother
was also badly burned, having taken the child
in her arms while iii flames.
GO. H.. ,.,,o,.,, .t,o,..r -,
| aGzI OQl T,rrrinor Ia bal yearIy iutarps, l.s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
GL MIN GS.

Mr.. Haupt, Superintendent of Transportation
on the Pennsylvania Rail Road, has resigned.
The West Branch Telegraph is in success
fu operation to Bellefonte.
John Loyel, the Philadelphia pick pocket,
who was tried at Harrisburg last week for
stealing a gentlcman's pocket book at the late
State Fair was convicted aud sentenced to the
Penitentiary for three years. Slappy Will
lians and Jack Gibson, are in prison awaiting
their trial. which has been postponed until the
January session. These scoundres don't seem
to fare so we'll in the country as they have here
to(ore in the city courts.
Mr.. WEBsTER.-In regard to the rumored in
tended resignation of the Hon. ID. Webster, the
Washington Correspondent of the Journal of
Commerce says:-Nr. Webster has undoubtedly
intended. for some months to retire from office,
and his resignation at this time may be peremp-
tory. When any other State besides Massachu-
eetis sba1I nominate Mr.. Webster, and a nomi-
nation is expected both in Vermont and New
York. MIR. Webster will certainly resign
A New PARTY.-It is proposed to set up a
new party with Constructive Mileage for its plat
form, The Saco (Me,) Union puts up the fol-
lowing, as the Presidential ticket OF the new
party
For President.
1896 90 SAM HOUSTON, Of Texas.
For Vice President
$50 90 HANNIBAL HAMIIN, Of Maine.
Should the above ticket be elected, Hon. =
O64 Foote, OF Miss, would no doubt be Secretary
Of State and it would be impossible to find for
the Treasury Department filter man than Hon.
I u0s Gwiu Of California.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28
LIMENTONE LAND,

@0S0 %E=ASN@SS9
about forty acres of which are cleared, and the
residue good land of fine quality.
ALso-Ail the interest of the said John
Harris Haman, and George Calbraith Haman-
being about the one thirtieth part each, more
or less. in lot ofground situate on the corner OF
Water and John streets, opposite Lusk's
fSlIsr Hotel, in the Borough of McVeytown,
AsAe with two story frame dwelling House,
and other improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half in hand, on the
confirmation of the sale, and the balance in one
year with interest.
JOHN HAMAN,
Guar Of Jno Harris and Geo. Calbraith Hamap.
McVeytown, Nov. II, lS5l.
p. S. The remainder of said real estate will
be offered for sale at the same time and place
by the Heirs of George Calbraith, deceased.
TERMS Or SALE, to suit the purchaser, will
be made known al the time and place by
THE HEIRS.
November IA, lS51-ts (D)
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A UDlTOR'S SNOTICE-Theu undersigned,
N Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court
of Mifilin county, to make distribution Of as
sets IN the hands of John Purcell, Admins
traitor Of DANIEL SEACHRlST, late of
Wayne township, in said county, deceased, to
and among the persons entitled TO receive The
same, hereby notifies all persons interested,
that he will attend at his office, in the borough
of Lewistown, on the 18th day of December,
1851, for the purpose of making distribution
w. ]. JACOBS, Auditor.
Lewistown, Nov. u, ls5l-4t.
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GRAND LETTING +!

PROPOSALS will be daily received at the
l. Old stand OF Nusbaun, Brothers, in Lew
istown, for any quantity of goods now ranged
on the shelves and counters OF the undersigned,
and to meet the run of customers who will no
doubt avail themselves of this new mode of
obtaining Cheap Goods of every description,
they have just ordered and received about as
complete an assortment OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
as was ever seen in this or any other country
town, embracing every description and style
of all that is
New, Neat, and Fashionable,
at prices varying from q few cents to dollars
per yard. In other kinds of goods, we can
show in quality and price whatever others can
produce, and a considerable sprnkliug that
cannot be found elsewhere, especially IN
Cloths, CaSsiMere~, SsttinetS, &c,
and will venture to add in Fall and Winter
Goods generally. OF
BORnc!S, Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, & Ribbons
we have an extensive stock, which, as ne
cessary consequence are offered for sale cheap.
Since opening our establishment here, we
have fully demonstrated that, as a general
thing, we sell as low as the very lowest, If not
a little lower We do not profess to sell one
or two nor three articles at a very low price,
but we do profess to sci! everything, in either
/ the Dry Goods or Grocery line, SO cheap that
we are confident our friends everywhere would
be the gamers by giving US a call and making
their purchases.
| e. Remember at The old Stand of Mas
! baum, Brothers.
B. FIROVED & BRO.
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23O .A@ A@Uo3

of good LIMESTONE LAND, about one hundred
acres of which are cleared and in good
f,iiifr state of cultivation, and the remainder
@@a timber land OF the best quality, There
are on the premises a two story dwelling
House, large Barn, fine apple orchard, and
spring of water near the House.
ALso-AlI the interest of the said John
Harris Ilaman and George Calbralth Hannah
being about the one twenty fourth part each.
more or Iess-In another tract of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-11-28

4 OSr, at the Town Hall, at the time of the
a Agricultural Exhibition, the BIZ n an
AUatroSS. ANY person finding it will very
much oblige the owner by leaving it at the
Bee Hive Drug Store of
F.. w. HALE.
Iewistown Nov 2l lS5l
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TEV B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorised
agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions. and making collections for the
I,wIsrowx GAZETTE, at his offices in Phiadel-
phla. New York Baltimore and Boston.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-13

TRIAL or JoHN HENDERSON The New
Orleans Picayuue, of the 29'h ultimo,
states that the court exhausted another
venire offorty-eight men on the previous
day summoned as jurors,and only obtain
cd two more, making five jurors sworn
in.-Another venire of ninety six jurors
was drawn for on the 2Slh.