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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24
Locofocos Understand Dodsing

The I.ocoiocos are boasting OF the position
Mr. Bigler occupies on the Fugitive Slave
law, and the compromise generally. MIR.
Bigler, in his speech at Reading, makes no
specific allusion to the Fugitive Slave law.
Nor did he pay the least notice TO the Anti
Kidnapping law of 1917, for which he voted
and which 50 many of his friends are now de-
nouncing. And yet Mr.. Bigler is represent
ed as candid, fair man, who has no opinions
to conceal! With the North American, we
insist upon a direct and authorized reply to
these three questions:
Is Mr.. Bigler in favor of the Fugitive Slave
law as il now stands, without modification or
amendment!
is Mr. Bigler prepared TO repudiate his vote
on the act Of lS47, denying the jails of this
Stale to Fugitive Slaves!
Is Mr.. Bigler ready to disavow his vote in
The State Senate in favor of the Wilmot pro-
Aisol
Whenever any of our friends hear Loco
taco ranting about Governor Johnston and
slavery, stick these facts at him. that while
tiov. Johnston has freely and candidly ex-
pressed his opinions on this subject, Mr.. Big
Jer has played the part of an artful dodger;
and that while he is supported in Philadel-
phia and other places as friend of the Fugi-
tive Slave law without modification or
amendment" he is supported in the Northern
section of the State as an Ally of the Free
Soilers. This double-dealing is Locofocoism
with one of its old features newly unveiled.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

New WAY TO COLLECT AN OLD DEBT.
A young man having small bill of s5
against firm, whose place of business is
near the head of Long Wharf, and which
he had tried repeadly to collect and
faild, finally hit upon the foil owing novel
plan to produce the money he SO much
wanted' He walked deliberately up stairs
into their counting room and stated to
one of the firm that he wanted the money
very much indeed as his sister was very
sick with the small pox, and that he had
set Sc up with her all the night previous
This was enough-the money was han
ded to him Immediately, with request
that he would leave instantly. and not
touch single thing on his way out
{1Sfcrl |,,,;7 y.o717caqyfh
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24
a NArIoNAL TBAyKsGIvINq DAY.

A NATIONAL THANKsGIVING Day
An effort is being made by Gov. Wood,
of Ohio, in pursuance of joint resolu-
ton of the Ohio Legislature, TO have a
uniform day for Thanksgiving and Prayer,
in all the States of the Union, and he has
corresponded with the Executives of the
several States on the subject. The day
selected will most probably be the last
Thursday in November This is right,
and we hope all the States of the Union
will adopt the suggestion
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

B@-O One "garden patch" of ours has
been profitable, yery-this season. The
bugs ate up the cucumbers, the chickens
ate up the bugs, the neighbor's cats ate
the chickens-and we are now in search
of something that will eat the eats. Can
any of our agricultural friends aid us?-
I'm. Union.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24
The New Rsauk.

The Commissioners of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of Easton, have appointed
Monday, the lltli of August next, at the
American Hotel, in Easton, for the Subscri-
bers TO the saSl Stock to meet and organize
and also to choose by ballot, Thirteen Direc-
tors. to manage the business of the Bank
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

THE TALCoTT COURT MARTIAL.-A
court martial has just been held at Wash
ington for the trial of Brigadier General
Talcott, Colonel of the Ordnance De-
partment, on various specifications of IL
legal conduct He was found guilty and
sentenced to be dismissed from the ser
vice. This Judgment having been APP
proved by the President, General Tai
cott's name has been stricken from the
army list.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

0t~A Camp Meeting German will be
held at the Lake, near Saylorsburg, in this
County, commencing on Monday, the fourth
Of August next
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

0IFThe Monmouth Inquirer states that
MIR. John S. Whitlock, of Raritan township,
in that county, has succeeded well with his
admirable strawberry patch offourteen acers.
lie has cleared from it by sales, this season,
1920 over and above ireights, carriage,
and ali expenses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

Mr. Webster sent the following toast to
the city government of Lowell, who invited
him to celebrate the 4th of July in that place:
Union and The ConStitWtion-May they
continue to shine together, the two great lights
in the American armament, till
The stars shall fade away-the sun himself
Grow dim with a ge, and nature sink with years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

A Breast Plate Tor soldiers, made of yul-
canised Indian rubber, about halt an inch thick,
and which is said efectually to resist the ac-
tion of a ball, has been invented in Paris
lately, for the use Of the army, and is shortly
to be tried. Al experiments yet made prove
the entire success Of this novel species of
euirsss. @
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24
Prcmliunl Tract.

One hundred dollars has been offered
through the American Tract Society, for the
best tract against the use Of Tobacco. Time
for competitors to November lst
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

A late French writer, in speaking of the
'United States says, the 'people, tho civilized,
know nothing of reiinement--they even sue
one another for adultery What barbarians!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

e@~Our New Orleans contemporaries
are in extacies over ripe peaches, e1arge,
juicy, and of fine favor" which are al
ready in abundance in that market.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

1t is reported that the New York Tribune
newspaper viii divide this year $4,000
clear profit, about 24,000 each to Greeley g.
McElrath, and the rest to seven associates in
the editorship and booking.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

0CFThe Carbon County Gazette, says that
the number of taxable inhabitants in Mauch
Chunk, is at present upwards of 700.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

A man out west, who offered bail for a
friend, was asked by the Judge if he had an
incumbrance on his farm. oh, yes said he,
my old woman,'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24
We'll Put.

*This very thing JAMES NJ. PORTER did.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-07-24

We extract the following from an art
Gle in the Philadelphia Statesman of th
9th July:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

During a ride into the eastern part of the
county few days since, We were much grail
fed and not little surprised al the luxurant aHd
forward appearance Of the crops. tall wheat was
never more promising although farmers entertain
some fears Of an overgrOWih Of straw, which would
impair the plumpnes Of the kernel. Corn Is rather
backward but a few days Of warm weather VIII do
wonders in pushing 1t ahead. The hay crop VIII be
large. Fruit generally LOOKS well tie yield bids
fan 10 be abundant. and Inequality good Our county
is small one Of the smallest but the 100000 bush
els Of wheat winch She =" shelled out last year.
proves that she is eood-good all arr.
lLockpoIi Niagara Coz Courier 9th.
The Red River Na.) Republican ofthe 2lst
says. The rains on the sth and 9th INST. brought
up a good deal of the cotton that was planted IN
overfowed lands Immediately after tie water leii
them, and that has remained IN the ground ever
since 1t looks well, but It l. OF course doubtful
whether il will make anything. More than hall OF
The cotton crop Of the parish was planted late, ana
should the worms appear early the most OF j VIII
not make seed while the other hand, II the
season proves favorable, and We have late Fan, II
NAV vet turn ont well. The part OF the cotton crop
that was planted early. though II is not large. is
pretty good and VIII yield far crop, barring the
thousand and one yclSsitudes that II IS her TO- Inc
sugar crops have improved great deal since the
ram but they are not good generally speaking as
they were, at tins time last year The crop is poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

$50, from csagres 10 Goreona villa
a, % nei w. and when within mile OF
~ Pan, Short bend OF the river, she was run
y, ;s rom steamer Gorgons which wss or nsi
~, doxr ~ S'ne of aaI tearing away The guaras
= arsoe' aii ien1ing and wrenchlng her piston
DC Aspsn asyly cutting her in two, while tne pas
IL asd neaiss ,nsred and twenty-five IN number,
aRrs ole .,,b fright and Consideration. expecting
ssa 1sf Tat tie boat woad aS or oe eo ooTT
and the E S a explosion %io Would
1srec ~ az .',-,atcv however the steamers were
6se. f s.s the passengers becoming quoted IN
and contuson II vas ascertaned VA, the
% a :, a. able 10 proce ed on the voyage having
sf.r,,e1 ;bcl, $500 damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Dr,ru or CpY NJ The


Fart SaiA HraId Of the 18th inst, records the death
of another Of the distinguished Generals OF our Army
Gen. NJ. Arbuckle. lie died in his quarters IN the
garrison al Fort Smith. on Wednesday night the
llih lie was taken sick on the Saturday previous.
Gen Arbuckle was about - years CT age at the time
ofhis death, upwards Of 30 OF which had been spent
IN Tie Army and about 20on the Arkansas frontier
The Heraid ADDS st the tine of his death he was
commander Of The 1th Military department OF the
United States Army. and had held that station ior
several years and peculiarly calculated Tor Inc
Office beng thoroughly acquainted with the Indians
and with Indian character, he always had thelr con-
fdence. and By that means. kept up and mainia'ne1
friendly relations with them on behalf OF the United
states.
Asa man. Gen. \. was upright homes, and hui
NAME loved and respected by every person WIN
whom he had intercourse. No man pursued more
honest and straightforward course III all OF ms dh-
sections with his fellow men. rs an officer he was
honored. loved and respected by the officers and
soldiers under his command. lie was strictly eco
nomIcal IN all his expenditures for the Government
HIS whole mind was cngrOSsed with the present eX-
podion of the 5th Infantry 10 the Brazos, and on
The frontier Of Texas and he gave orders and drec
lions for conducting il. Is long as he was aDle 10
converse st. Louis Repu5., 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
New REVELATIONS AMONG TIE MoaMoN,

New REVELATIONS AMONG TIE M02MONs.
The disciples Of Joe Smith enjoy remarkable ad-
vantage i'm the constant accessIons 10 the spirit OF
their faith. through renewed celestial communlca-
lions two new revelations having occurred within
the past month. On Friday night, May 3d. 1t appears
that the chamber of Orson HYDE the Editor OF the
Frontier Guardian, published at Kanesville, Iowa,
received sudden illumination, and manuscript
book was presented TO him, which proved TO be a
translation from that portion of the golden plates
which Joe Smith was forbidden TO disturb. This
book is warning against false teachers, pseudo
prophets and wolves in sheep's clothing. 1t tells OF
counterfeit revelations and prOphetcal lmpoStureS,
and is particularly explicit in directing the SAINTS
not 10 let go of the IRON ROD meaning thereby
the true priesthood Another revelation has been
made 10 Bishop GLADDEN. of Ono, containing much
OF what had been communicated to the Editor OF the
Guardian together with several addenda proclaim
ing the duty of reverencins the teachings of the
Bishop above all other prophets, seerS high priests
and apostles, and announcing his duty to form an
alliance with Queen Victoria. Elder Hyde de-
nounces the Bishop for false revelations and I'M
founded pretensions,' and adds some pungent OBJ
seryations upon the conduct of certain new converts
closing with the following exhonation
To the Saints who are established here and who
wish 10 do right free themselves from all such trash
that floats on the swelling current OF emigration,
and lodges on the banks-by trees and IN eddles
Kick and roll il of again. and let IT pass awey, lest
il produce an unhealthy state OF things among YOU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
MI IlNI.sf0 Y :. y ' III 7
JOHN v PRISON, Commission
s26tJyl2 BLASIUS MOORE,
CUpREME COURT-In the matter O

- the application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atr Of the City Of NewYork relative 10 the WIDENING
of BFEKNIAN-STREET between Poarl-stseet and Park
row. in the CITY Of New-York Puhhc notice : hereby
gwen by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the City
of New YORK, lant to statute an such case made and
provided thai, the SAID the Mayor Aldermen and Common
ay Of the CITY If New York intend - make Application IN
the Supreme Court the State OF Newly OK, N SPECIAL
Term OF the sad Court To he held ~ the CiF Han 81 The
CITY of New York on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of July
1851 al the opeung the Court that day.
thereafter a. Counsel can be heard for the appointment 81
Commissioners ri Estimate and Assessment N the above
entitled matter that the nature and extent ot the improve
men the widening o.. Beosman-s'reet on the n'rthery
side from CliSfrect to ParkrDw. line running west
ery from northeasteTy corner of Csreet and Beck
beng eNtersNn OF the line oi Beekmln-
street between Pearl and Csreeis. until the sad line
reaches point of fifteen feet n0Tthery trom he nOrthey
line If Be marsrcct thence IN westerly direction, and
nearly parallel with the northcy line of Beekman-sreet 10
point on PaIk-ro distant fifteen feet northery from the
norihey line of Reekman- street and also the widening
Of Peekman-scet the southery side, line running
westerly from point the northey side Of Pearsireei
distant seventeen feet from the south-wesel corner cf
Pearl ana ECciman streets unt tine sand line Sinkes the
sofherv line of Eeekman-sree opposite tle point on the
nrtherly line of slld street first herenheore mentioned,
rs beng fifteen feet from the nortAetiy Ans ~ s1nt
forming part Of the Repot and Resolution adopted hy the
Common Council IN the above matter-Dated New oTk
June 10. l8S HENRY +. "a ~,
100 I'm Counsel t. the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

~ M AT Fosr SMltH.-We learn
Ssr.,s."aa OF the 18th. that the Cholera bei
~ on eaufely confined 10 the troops al For;
~ 81, steighteen OF tweniy had died. Two
~ tu~ sssi had died IN the town. and two ne
<Snns Saoera About 800 troop, had landed a,
y - b, -saie Tue previous three weeks, and pro.
ts ae ;saued strangers We're IN the town, nv.
~ Isas,ss OUT OF the train with supplies for the
sSe ,,ss iof the Brazos. The troops have
~se hoce ~ ~ wagons, about forty, have gone.
~ me cholera has also len.
Isl. Louis Rep s5lh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

- At the Commencement OF Dlckln-
son College, held on the 2Gth of June, the degree
Of d. D. was conferred upon Rev. CHARLES
COLLINS President of Emory and Henry Col
lego, Virginia, and the degree Of LII. ID. upon
GrRARDrs b. DocHARTy, Professor of Ma,he-
mates IN the New-York Free Academy, and
upon Hon. JOB r. Tyson, of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Court of Appeals.

ELNlRA, wednesday, july
Forenoon session, No. IS, reserved case on argu-
ment not concluded at recess. Afternoon session,
No Is. concluded No q, passed No. %, reserved !;
No %. passed No. 30 reserved No. 81, reserved
until tomorrow No. 80, judgment affirmed by de-
faulf No 90. argued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

- The Health Physician has been d.
reclod by the Board 10 recommend the best dslnfect
ant to be used for the abatement OF nusances, and
IN, Board has also taken measures to put stop to
the nuisance complained Of al the foot OF Clinton
avenue. AID the cutters in dlhoren, portions of the
city arc being hmed 10 neutralize the offensive ef-
iuva arising therclrom.
BOARD OF EpucArloN.-At the last meet
ing communication was land before The Board from
The residents OF District No. ! petItoning for dVl-
son thereof into TWO parts and erecting another
Schoo-louse--ihe present one being inadequate FOR
tie proper accommodation OF the children. Re
ftufl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

CoNNEcTIcur.-In the House on Tues
day, the bill relating TO Homestead Exemption
came from the Senate continued to next session; the
House concuued. A bill exempting $500 had pre-
yiously passed the Senate, but amendments were
offered 10 il in the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
INTEREsT'on CITY STOCKS.-Th'

n,eres, ON the public stocks of the CITY OF New iosN
S, ~ n.vnhis August Isl 1851 will be paid on that "a
Nv sHFpHTRD KNAPP. Esq. Chamberlain OF tae LILY
al The MECHANICS BANK. No - Mal-s.Is FL, - ~
AT o'clock NJ For the accommodation 81 SotAnptls,
IL be permitted during iae peod %
main closed, To take erec; august is' t''i-~
Oftce New York, June 3rh, 1881 ,,, IN ,--.-,,,,-
NJ ,tkU2 JOSkfh II AAAAO~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
COURT-In the matter of

~ the "a, plcation If the MAYOR Aldermen and C9m9n-
atty Of The City of NewioTk, relative 10 the EAfEND-
ING Of CANAL-SIREET II sad city. IN straight line
rutl II utersocis Walker street aud the widening #
Wakerstreo he said city the noriheT SIDE, 80 as
10 form street seveniy-iye feet IA width 70 Rutgers
street and The throwing If the gore formed 5y the inter-
section II Center Orange, Walker and Canal streets mo
the The undersg ned Commissioners Of Estimate
and Assessment Of the above entitled matter
OF rule Or order Of the sand Supreme Court made on the
third Jay Of June 1851 hereby give public notice That an
tenn thereof to be held At the CITY Hall of the City Of
New York the 18th dag Of July next at the ppemns oil
the Court on that av thereafter counsel can
be heard for rule order that the report heretofore
made IN the sad matter by the ComnsgnerS OF Etnfo
and Asscseu- Amounted therein be referred back the
Conmss nneTs rcyisal and correction with power - re-
consider the subject matter Of the sad report ana 70 ake
new reuort If n thar Judgment II shall be necessary
and expcdcni for such ogher order the sad Count
NAV think proper 10 make ~ the premises dated New
York, ne &C. 1851. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
CUPREME COURT-LEVI S. CHAT

SrIFI d Attorney General of the State Of New forA
AGAINST THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COM
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANY
pursuance of an order Of the Supreme Court OF me STATE on
Ncv-YorE made on the twenty ghh day OF May 1880,
the undersigned Receiver Of the Canal Bank OF Albany
hereby gives noce 10 the holders Of the outstanding ccu
rn notes or OILS of the sd Canal Bank and 10 the per-
sons holding the certificates gwen bv the undersigned ~
ch Receiver for the balance remaining unpaid on notes OF
hills surrendered on receiving the first dividend i0 sixty
Der cent thar they required to present the sad notes OF
bills and certificates payment To the SAID Receiver az Ms
oficc m Tie CIV of Albany within two wears rom the u9
from tie benefit fhe fund provided for the payment Of me
sad notes or bills and certificates, and from All cann oy
rSsn Of holding the same and that the said fund vi" De
osed Of under the direction Of the SAID Court Tor tle
he6 II the oher creditors II the SAID Canal Bank IN
such may be hereafter de'erlhs1 ri INC
convence Of those holding the SAID bills and GER
the Receiver has made arrangements by which me
same Will also be paid presentation 70 me Coheici
Bers in this cry Albany, June !, 1850 $500, =, -.
u iaw2vF ANDREW W III T. N'''i''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
RICHARD ]. SMITH,
OGDEN EDW ARDS, Commlss 81
GERARDUS CLARK }
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

The auullcation of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
ally Of the Nv ii New York relative 10 the WIDENING
of l. Berry STREET, between Broadway and Green
vichst IN the ctv Of York Public Notice j hereby
given bv the Nayor Aldermen and COMMONLY ol The city
of New York pursuant statute IN suchcaSc made aad pro-
yded tha The saidihe Mayor. Aldermen and Comonalts
of the city Of NeyYuk intend 10 make application III the
Supreme Cont the State OF at Special Term
of The d Court TO b., held at the City Hall Of the city OF
NewYork on SATURDAY, the jth day Of July, 1851 at
the opening the Court on that day or As soon hereafter
as Counse be heard, for the appointment OF Comus
~ FSate and Assessment the above entitled
matter that the nature and extent OF the improvement
Creenvc m the city OF NewYorA, by cutting oil
from the norhery SIDE OF sad Liberty street ye Zee from
Geenwchstreet TO the eastery SIDE oi 3t no % ety
f,ee ar five feet two inches Greenwich and five
tert three inches n the easery side Of LOT No s. Liberty
street and also by cutting off from the solhery sue o
street fty.four feet IA width from Greenwich TO the
easterly side of lot No IS Liberty aud thence c9n,
New-Yorl June 5 1851. HENRY r DAFIEo,
elO tvs Cpuhtcl 10 the OoIpOItIi'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
BoARp or EpucArIoS.-At the last meet
WlLlAMSBURGH ITEMS.

THE MURDER CASE. Elizabeth Conroy,
The Young girl stabbed by Riley in his muTierous
foray, Is recovering rapidly and said by her ply
scian. Dr. Wade. TO be out of danger
BOARD Oh HEALTH.-As usual at this
season Of the year, Board OF AesIh-also a SAM
tary Committee for each Dis,gici-have been appoint
ca hy he Trustees The latter are empowered to
employ garbage cars TO go round al proper intervals.
The Board also elected a Health Officer, Dr. CooSe
receiving the highcS; number OF votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

Nthe application of the Mayor, Aldermen ana SgN1S1
,lty Il the CITY Of New-YorS. relative 70 the
Of ALL STREET four et on tae hofseI' f. . Nv
ce,Neen Rroadvv and Nassau-st. IN The ~ Oi ss"-
Yerk Public notce i hereby gwen by the Mayor Aae,,
r,cn and Comuopaliv Of the CITY OF New fork
IN sucL Csc made and provided thai the sAd tae
Mayor Aldermen and Comnona OF the Cry u ,.
n.nd 10 axe anplcafon the supreme 9urt OF
- Se-Yrk >. se,al te I'M OF the sait Court y Dc nee
A. tie CITY Hsn Of the CITY Of New-forS on ~ ~
~. 5ih dv If july 1851 at the opening % the eou' s
~ ar a sn thereafter as counsel can De hearu ioi tn
snIoineut Of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assesse
~ The sfNe entitled matter that the nature tnu ~
~ ent intended thereby Is the iienns d" " NJ
- fsuT Il on the northery SIDE thereof bet~ ees
80 ard NaSSan-ss IN the CIsy of New-l
W, 1i 80 ,s., HENRY y. DAVIES
Counsel - tae CogY1rs.A,a