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EFFECT OF JUICE PAIsE's DEcrsIos.-The Howard
Gazette states that Mr.. William j. Timanus, OF Ecou.
Mills. who lei that place few days ago for New York
to embark Tor San francisco, 10 supenead the building
OF the Pacific coast had intended taking
with him servant who has five years serve and the
man was very anxious 10 co. but after taking him 10
Baltimore be was advised not TO risk the trouble and ex-
pense OF New York Interference and the nan came back
very reluctantly 10 Ellicous Mills on Thursday morn
ing. Mr. Timanus was accompanied BY Joel Price, A
Dorsey, and Charles Hipsley. They sailed from New
York on Saturday by the lshmus route.
lBoitimore Sun
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APPEAL FROM JUDeE PnSE's DEcrsIos.-The case OF
the Lennon slaves has been appealed to the supreme
court Of New York, which is 10 meet in New York city
on the 10Th OF December next II Judge Panes decision
should be reversed il is not all probable that The slaves
will be within reach; would Mr.. Lennon says the
Journal OF Commerce, have any objection 10 renquish
all claim 10 them, alter receiving the indemnity money
which is in process OF collection il not that such
formal REIMBURSEMENT al this time would render Il i'm
possible TO test the important legal question involved by
prosecuting the case in the higher courts.
fBaliirere Sun
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fatal mistake in the administration of chloroom, Al
the Massachusetts, General Hospital, is thus noticed in
the Boston Traveller
Ii appears that cnoric uphnric ether is used in
the hospital, preference 10 choroform Three opera.
tons performed Saturday, October 3oth. The
first for contracted hand and the patient ether
lied with what was supposed 10 be choric ether The
operation performed and the patient escaped without
any other Inconvenience than a slight soreness OF the
throat The second case tumor the right side
OF the face. During the operation the patient very
dying but saved. The third case which proved
fatal, that OF young about twenty years old,
native OF Ireland who hal his entangled the ma.
chiney OF u bark mill about five days before lie
fused 10 have II ampuated until modification had taken
place. On Saturday The operation performed Eihef-
zation carefully made, and the operation accomplish
ed IN about two minutes. Just as il finished il was
perceived that his pulse rapidly falling Every effort
made him, but the patient breahed his last
without an effort or CONFUSION DR.. Warren adds
"On the following morning examination OF the
body proposed. but his friends arriving, objected
and although urged the importance OF ascefaining
the immediate cause OF his DEATH they continued TO oh.
ject decidedly
" Immediately after the occurrence OF alarming symp.
tons in this il discovered that tbs substance
which had been used was not chorc ether but chofo-
form and not I'LL then did understand the exraordi.
nary phenomena which presented themselves in this and
the preceding cases This patient died with the usual
phenomena OF chloroform poison"
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FoR LIBgRn.-The barque Linda Stewart sailed for
Liberia yesterday She carried out nine colored eni.
grants from this city, and is TO take board 10 more at
Norfolk, all on account OF the American Colonization
Society, and destined for Monroyia Liberia Besides
the emigranis. the Linda Stewart carried oat cabin
passengers the Rev Bishop Scott. Rev. w. Horne and
Miss Reynolds OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. and
the Rev Mr. Scott aud lady, and Miss freeman, OF the
Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society The three lat
ter destined for Cape Palmas The brig Shirley.
other fine vessel, will leave this port for Liberia We'd
sday or Thursday next She will take out some forty
emgants from this State, together with FIVE cabin pas
sengers from the Baptist Missionary Society. She will
touch al all the colonies.
Baltimore American Of The 22s mat
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Present no GENERAL PIERpE.--Last night we were
shown magniiceniy. mounted cane--an intended gift
to General Pierce from about dozen OF the citizens OF
Concord, Meredith, and Plymouth, in this State The
top is composed Of gold, massive in appearance, and
beautifully chased. There are engraved on II the arms
OF all The States Of the Union was manufactured by
Mr. n Preniss, Court street. Boston, aud cost sos II
will be presented TO The President elect by Mr. , n.
Pearsons - Concord Patriot
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A GIGANTIC RAILROAD SCHEME" John Bull" has Tor
once got the start OF Brother Jonathan The railroad
from Halifax, IN Nova Scotia, 10 Windsor, opposite to
ready been contracted for by an English company. al
four thousand foe hundred pounds per mile The road is
sixteen hundred miles long, and when flashed will
place the western county ia close communication with
the Old World The ocean.mal steamers will then make
Halifax their FIRST point, instead Of New York This will
give our transatlantic mails in much quicker time
than al present Cleveland PisnJssier
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HEAVY SUIT The Detroit papers say that the Messrs
Ward Of that city, are about 10 commence legal proceed
ngs against the Cleveland, Columbus. and Cincinnati
Railroad Company for damages sustained in the loss oil
The steamer Caspian. She struck the rocks which had
been placed IL the water by the company and hole
ade In her bottom which caused her to sink The dam,
age IL laid at ninety Thousand dollars We doubt the
success OF The Messrs. Ward IN this case, IL
recty informed IN the premises.
Cleveland Piaindsalsr
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suIey ascertaia The fact by next March. II there be
none such why oiisr here The great West has stll
room Tor you, aud Mother Nature never disesrds and
rarely disapponis those who rightly seek her bounies
She has not turned of the first batch OF rejected suors for
her favor since Adam II suitable employment be
the bosom OF the earth. and only labor needed bring
out Men and brethren Help TO secure the adoption
by congress oil the principle OF HOMES FOR ALL
from the unapproprated public domain and then the loss
OF Office will cease TO be terrible 10 willing 10 earn
their living by honest work. There is "a good time
coming yet for those who deserve il. but it won't
soon enough 10 keep you honoraby in oice--rest
sured OF that lilo FOR free land and unaiing opportu-
nifty for every TO live by honest sweat, ardess OF
great mems favor and the mulabilues OF politics indie.
pendence for ever!
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WAR DrPARTxTn,
Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers, Nov 6, isa
TiE following 10 the law this subject "Towards
ofs light bouse OF GRANTEE combination OF
the Minot Ledge, the
plan be approved by the typographical bureau Tor
building thero be made with lowest bidder
shall sufficient security the faithful performance he
and the work be executed conformity
plan plans approved by the typographical
pervson Of such the Secretary Of Treasury
designate, eighty thousand dollars
Plans and for the of lighthouse
conformity the law viii be anda
signed until and including the 10th OF
The proposals include exclude the OF
hut the proposals will Indicate
apparatus for which the plan adapted, plans
poston and same shape
y. J. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Ensin,sn
Nov o. 2otd hoawfJanl0
Republic Inielgepcer, and Union, Washington Courer
Enquirer Erp New York Boston Couer, Badnu
Patriot win pusishth above twenty times daily then v
iii 10Th January.
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Nrw HasPsHiRr LEGISLATURE .-Resoutions have
passed both branches OF the legislature inviting General
Pierce 10 accompany its members to Boston on The
sion OF the Webster obsequies in that city.
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This is coming ii pretty siropg--hali hog TO every
man, woman, and child ~ The Union; but tis nothing
TO what we threatened with mt The next census IN
1890 This western county will become vast hog
pen, II ibis thing continues 10 increase this rate.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-23

| The PORK BUssEss-The Louisville Democrat has
the following startling statistics OF the swine business
| Of the Wesi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-23

NoTtsE II have Just received from New foft
~ new store, north side Pennsylvania between I
Ism streets beautiful Of window shades, cn 40
mces irspery tasseia loops, latest s
pspehsnTings every variety which, my sock ese
hana comprises complete be opha
Il. r. CLARK,
IJnho,sserer and Pspsf baags
NJ n For reps fan, ofsc. roam. over NV s,e,e Nov -@
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THE PRESIDENT ELEcT-The Zion's Herald OF las,
week contains letter from old clergyman, who hap
pened 10 be at Concord visit when the election
took place for President of the United States Afer
speaking Of hings in that pleasant VILLAGE he says
You may walk two miles on Main street within The
village and still il grows. vote was taken on the
acceptance of city charter, and lost by about sixty
votes This 10 gn, you are aware, is the residence OF
the President elect, MIR Pierce. Your correspondent
here the day of The election, when twenty mil
ons Of people quietly expressed their preferences al
but they contended with
Those weapons which as silent fall
As snow. fakes fall upon the sod,
But execute the will Of man
As lightning does the will OF G1d
The General was in town all day. A subscription
lrous grain" for demonstration. After sunset the
lightning from the four quarters, in winged haste
TO announce the result That the candidates should be
anxious somewhat, would be natural. In little room
back OF his office, the upon who the hearts oil
so many were set quietly received the dispatches a.
hearts beat nervousy, and hats cut circles in The air
SO constantly came the announcement, Majority for
PIERCE, that the apprehension that the lightning
was democratic Bot brayey he bore all until il was
announced-" Boston gone Tor Pierce = then was he
quite overcome, unexpected the result BY eleven
o'clock, the question decided and franklin Pierce
made President for the next four years. But, gratifying
as il TO the OF the citizens Of Concord not
gun was fred bell rung. And why For The QooJ
that the successful candidate requested his friend.
10 make no demonstration at all His modesy shrank
from all display. The next morning he did what will
his religious conyetions)-he quietly left town, ant
retired to the old family homestead alone, and there re.
NAMED until Friday evening. lie wished 10 be alone
with his own heart
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u EMOyAL-we would respectfully friends
IL and the public generally thai have
OF 7 and the miss Demots building
where we opening large and extensive stcck Of all @
OF foreign and domestic dry goods which determined
offer greater Inducements friends
house IN this city elsewhere We earnestly solicit call
our customers and friends and the public generally.
YERBY d MILLER,
Corner OF TN an Penn.
Nov ll-eolnf Der new buld
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ls large and convenient house, having been thoroughly repaired
and retted with entirely furniture
Portable style, will be opened this day. "Wednesday
The subscriber invites the patronage OF the public hoS
him With their be assured
the best fare, and such comforts and attentions
house fayorably with best kept
elsewhere.
Omnibuses constantly and from the CAPITOL
III o'clock al night WIN. N. FITZHUGH
Nov lU-eodiflm
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Tickets slo-ialyss a. oouarers 80 7S-Egh,s a s7v
ceGiheates ofpaekages Of Is whole tickets, $50 %
DO do rs half do 90 %
Do do Is quarter do AL en
DO do IS eighth do ~ SO
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Tickets Si0--Iiaives S5-Quarters 81 So
Certificates Of packages of 26 whole TICKETS $50 90
10 do d half do ~ ~
DO do 70 quarter do $50
Orders for tickets and package, The
above splendid lotteries will receive prompt ana
an official account Of each drawing immediately over
to all who order from -
Address E. E. oBRIEN, Agent
Nossi Alexandra, Va
The daily union., 1852-08-31
no OUR sUBscaiBERs.

The Of person will be entered upon our beol unless the
payment Of the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers money letter, tie postsfe on
which will be by ourselves in iis sale
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published weekly during
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for penod less han year will received
proportoned the above annual rates.
G- PosTMAsTERs autonzed agents and, BY
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with s25 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed, viii copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
NEW York Cry TESTIMONY.


II. FULLER, Esq, L. :. Naval Storckecper
at New York, aud editor Of the New York Mir.
roI speaks as follows -
l.IvERwoRr, TAR AND CANcHALAGUA.
or the virtues Of Dr Rogers Cough M,di-
cine, prepared from the above articles, it is need.
less now to speak its efficacy in speedily curing
Coughs, Colds, aud other Lung Complaints,
which too frequently, il neglected, result in CON
SUMPTION, is too we'll established in public
confidence To need cdlogy now.-N. J Mirror.
Jaa., II. 1850
Three Hundred Bottles Of the above Syrup
were lately presented to, and acceptodby the New
York Fire Department Fund, for the Use Of dis
abled Fremcn, su..e.ing from Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, or any disease Of the Lungs
Two liund,cd Bottles were also accepted ly
the Broohlyn FIRE Department Fund Tor dsiriLu-
ton amoug the Firencn of that city.
For sale by A. l.. SCOviIL 6, CO., at thcir
Depot, Gothic Hall. 3lG Broadway. New York,
and hy all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas.
Also, for sale IN Newport by Il. II. IIAZ-
ARD & CO., aud X. J. TAYLOR.
Pr'cr-In large bottles, 90, or six lottles
for 500.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
Farewell, Old Year! thou goest as a

rdTeWeII, Old lcaf! tnou goest as Il
tributary to the great Ocean of Eternity (;
thou Dearest upon thy bosom the deeds
and the events of Thy cycle. and thou
wilt soon dcposiir them in tina, great re
captacIc Of departed things, over which
God alone has cpnirol. The fulfllmcnt
OF Thy mission will soon he made, hut
thou viii prove an Improbable messen-
ger to many ofuS, when we again be
hold the promiscuous charge that we
haze committed TO thy custody. Thy
frelgl, may be discharged in IN irrevo-
cable oblivion, us far as we are nOw con-
cerned, but we shall behold il all again,
when order has once more been merged
IN chaos, anl confusion has again been
restored 10 the original perfection of
earth, DIS on the morning of lis Paradise
acaI beauty. Deal gently with us, o
Closing Year, while we bid thee last
and lingering farewell! Some Of thy
associations have been painful in the
extreme. hut others have been and are
drarer far than lancy's roscarc dream
OF happiness, all gild,d and glowing
with romantic ardur.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
The rates ofanuual payments by the members
persens dcsirous Of providing against protractcd
sickness, and who will except the first week, wiz
bc taken Db nsr cent less

The main design of this company - to enable
prudent and discreet persons Of small means, 10
make provision while in health, hy IA uihing out
hay, against the aggravated suicrngs that mcvila.
bly, lnyadca sick bed, in seasons oi pccmiary pri-
walton and otnabili'y to labor. A vast amount of
human wrctchcdncss has been prevented or mitig,-
ted, within the present generation, by the cstab-
lishmcnt, in Europe, of similar proyldent institt-
tons: and within "A short period, this system Of
Health Insurance has been introduced into our own
country, with results, thus far, equally beneficial
To all whose fclic it contcmplacs-rnorc especial
ly To those who toll daily for their daily bread,
aud 10 whom any interruption by sickness becomes
IA serious and distressing CALAMITY.
by this system, also, one person may insure the
health of anohcr--a parent that of a child, or "A
child that oi "A parcnt-an employer that Of work
man, on of AN apprentice, Sc. Thus, those who
are able, by a small immediate investment, may re-
licyc themselves from the hazard Of incurrng
heavy burthens, inflicted nvolmltarily by those
who might otherwise become dcpcndants upon
them for continued care and support.
While the most humane and benevolent dispo-
sitIons of mankind are subscrycd bv every ASSOC
citation of this description, lis bcnciicarics are cx-
emptcd from being placed in the degraded cDndi-
ton Of recipients of the bounty ofothcrs For by
the contract into which they enter, they purchase
and fairly earn all the benefits which they ma, de-
Inand, matter of just aud legal ri9ht; and,
# II so please Providence that they escape the ai
iiiclionagdinst which they have mcasmnbly pro"
vlded, the satisfactory reflection is left, that the
price Of their own immunity has been applied TO
the comfort and succor of their less fortunate ll-
low beings.
Ii is presumed that no extended argument can
he required to recommend the objects of this Conn
pany To public consideration. 4 pcrtlsal of the
Rules and Regulations adopted by the Directors,
which may he had at my office, will afford AN ann
pile insight into the principles Of the Institutions
and of its modes Of operation.
GEO. II. NORMAN, Agent,
sl0n Daily News Office, l27 Thamc. st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
Uie0,

In North Attleboro, Mass, 2ld inst Viii
liam Hidden, in the 9Th year Of his age.
In this city, On Sunday night, after a short III
ness, Miss MARY JOSEPlIlNELADD. The
angel oi death came early To this sweet girl aud
irinsplantrd her from world of sorrow and az
Fiction to the calm serenity Of heaven. She pos
se'scd an exceedingly pure mind and gentle
hcut; and the stricken family have the assurance
that she was fully prepared for AN exchange of
worlds. Her dcalhwas calm and placid ~ an
infants sleep, and her ftcc bcsmed with holy
expire sion.-Nnionai Intihgsneu, Washington.
u this town, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Thomas
Essex, aged about 10.
In Bristol, 2jtn last, Mrs. Am, wife of Capt
John GLid'llng, aged % Years. On the 2ls; inst,
Charles IT,, son oi George and Ruth \. Maxicld,
aged 10 months.
At Sm Francisco Dec. ist, John Cambcll, of
Westerly, r. /
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
Mdrrie0.

In this town, on the 2lst inst, by the Rev
Mr. Swinrrton, MIR. Robert Fish, If this town,
and Mrs. Mary ;. Burton, Of Phiadclphia.
In Scckonk, Mass 2lst instant Mr.. David
Kelly and Mrs Mary &. lIan'lcy, both OF ;.
In this town, 23;h inst, at the North Baptist
Church, by Rev. Dr. Choulcs, Mr.. Alfred Will
son, Of New Bedford Mass, and Miss Mary s.
Irish, 81 daughter Of Mr.. Ephraim B. Irish, of
this town.
In Thompson, Conn, 9th inst, by Rev, Thos
D,wling, Samuel $. Foss, Editor and Proprietor
of the Woonsocket Patriot, to Miss Amry IA.
daughter Of Stephen llcndtick, Esq, of Thomp-,
son.
In Bristol, 2lst inst, Mr. Harmon Scroder
aud Miss Rcbccca Gay ton, b. Ih of u. On the
9th inst. Mr.. Marcus l.. lIoar aud Mas Abb
gil 4. Pierce, both of Il.
At Bucnos Ayrcs, Sept. l7lh, Mr.. Abram Lines
Van liIarcom to Miss Abigail Reeves, daughter
Of Isaiah Toy Esq, all Of the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTAN TO EY>PEPTICS.-
DR., J. :. llOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Flui I, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or tie
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
alter directions of Baron LlEBlG, the
grea, lhysiclo- ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGll'TON M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
FIR COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
an! DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by MAJ URE'S OWN
AGENT, the GAS rRIC JUICE. Pam
lets, c"nt,inng Scienuf, evidence of is
value, furnished by agents gratis. See mo-
tl"e among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
~ nlar,nc J ltcIil9cnte. -
PORT OF NEWpORTs

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. ~
Scht InIon, Biu,-, Prov, Bali; MosrslIrown,
lldll, do, rhila; Sarah Jane, fliz Gerald, Nam
tuck"t, Y.
Sloop Nclocity, Smith, do, Ston, brook. Tri-
uupI, Robinson, Nantucket, y Y.
FRIDAY, Dec. 26.
~lrop licrry tastof, Carr, Warren, \ lork
George Washington, smith, y i'cdlord, Nor.
wicn, Joseph { Grigg', G,wu, n y, Prov.
MONDAY. dec %.
;'rhr Lanson Dean, Pcnniinar. Rocklind, y
Y, Ebcn iIoIhrnok, Joh ison, II, do; Mrlhnrn,
Benneu, do, 30; uenl Cass, Miller. do, Norfolk
CARGO, iIolncs, DO, Rich noni.
MEMORANDA
Ard a. Ninirlt,,, y &. l7,h. lark ..dran.
~, F,glev, from Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The subscriber has purchased the right to sell
lhr Patent Metallic Burial Cases Tor the Island
OF Rhode Island aud he ha. just received tuc
supply ot the different sizes and patterns. These
Cases viii not preserve remains for all shurc time
without some decay but We do assert that re-
mains can be kept in them Tor weeks without
d's5.npo-lti,n being Observable, or without any
offensive odor escaping. " ground. which are
wet, they viii be found doubly useful. and will
an. cr all the purposes of vauils--whI,h Hc So
often made 10 shut out the water. Ifn Is ncccs.
sar, at any time, even fits wears after intrrmrnt
tnrrmnvc remains, IL can be- done without ANY
diitlculty--inr tho Cases themselves will last ~
lonp ~ time itself.
Every description Of wood coiiins constantly on
hand ~ made 10 ORDER
a2Su SIMEON HAZARD,
NJ 23 Church Sttcct
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LLID DOCI. T. 'oURAtD, >~-~
Medical doctor, n graduate OF the Ac,drmy ol
Medicine and Surgery Of Paris, rnmcc,
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nNir'h y""fS la'' ,'', ne h"" "S"" "hr"
nl' i,f'hrf P''ri''' "l m'"''lHc "nl H"Ls ~ ~
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ser' n' l' "'S'' s'lN1'S '" 'h''"' ~ "u'-
seoh bcn'Is' ana o'o'''' Ms ''nS 'N"'hh'' ana
'c'snmuIr "afIaH'lts' gwen !" 'hns' VIA" p'a''
"lllehnr IN ms 'hli'' d'N''r'E ana performances
~ giving general ,a'''a'''o"' "t" nave rae i"''"
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-01

THE subscriber ha, ing reviewed of JOilN ~.
i Bl lDitk, oi thulr-tuvu, q decd u nus'
Of al the .ud Bmdirl'. property, not ,A,up
from attachment lN EV, & 1 tl, l'u, IN ui he crod-
lt,r-,-hrrb, give. SAID cred ~ rutic, that ,iN
mrnth. from ll, date h,rrUl ar., ., rhr f'tms e
.aid d.rl. allowed them ~ hriu, 90 tud Irovc
their claims, in urdri to receive di,d. ud there.
huo, asa Cili R'H, JE,
Ihul,ttovn, hov. l., lSJi 6v