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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16
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EY Books, Newspapers. md NJ
zlnes.-Ihe subscriber Is gent or, a1d ro."s a'
subscriptions to all the Northern DAHL .
Weekly Newspapers and iIonibIv r. asd
zines, at the publishers prices, and deysra ga
IL any part OF the city free OF delivery, and
them free Of postage. Ii as
He alsJ has on hand the largest ssd host g..
ment OF cheappubiications in The city ali Of s-
he will sell oG the most Accommodate tars '~0
DHOS ~ On EctI.,.
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sss NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY
S.zaIEAsS STEAMER ROANOKE.-~Shippers are
particularly requested not to send down any freight
today unless it is engaged at our Office.
no l6-lt LUDLAM e. WATSON.
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~ 1900 Copies More of the Winston
just received ard for sale, wholesale
and retail, by THOS H GRESHAM
no IO-bt 1907 Broad street ~
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m!EIa ., rr.tr: Das.erre.u Gallery, No -.
following testimonials: "A yerv .nno1 paohsh the
Robert Thorp. "Very Ike Roger A PIE uaeaes''
TOR south Side Democrat. Likeness ersS,s ,, Ed
periatively good,"J. w Roberts. - ,;vs ~ So
,ne preference to all the world in taking rra
En- e. uooown Louisa county. "Mr. Prs,t oss5.
Moody. "ar. Pratts pictures ar. a. gooa n "a J.
than have YET SEEM w. ]. McDow K;a s.s
liam THE dsguerreotypes in Mr., P,.,.'. WI
ton equal any have seen in London in, 'S me.
Age TO Come. mn S"Om and
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Dubuf's Paintings of Adam and
NJ Eve. will open for exhibition at seven
O'Clock THIS EVENING, Tuesday, at Odd Fellows
Hail. no 16-lt
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4 MOUNTAIN GLOVER SEED, for sale by
no l6-2t+ T. S. MORTON d CO
MARTINS SUPERB GUITARS.-NASH
M & WOODHOUSE are constantly supplied
with full assortment of Martins superior Guitars
These instruments can be safely depended upen as
first rate in ali respects.
They have also for sale violins, Accordeons,
Flutes, Fageolets Carionets, Banje9, Drums Flies,
and the beat Violin, Guitar Vio'incello, and Harp
Strings, Violin Bows, Tuning Forks, &c. &c.
no 10
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IA duated at New Ens land college, and highly
recommended, is DESTROYS of engaging as Assistant
Classical Teacher or Private Sutor in this city
Please address A. E. X post office, call at Mrs
Ablott's no 1915
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AISE HAVANA AND PRINCIPE Gk-
GARS.-By recent additions, enabled
to offer one of tn; best sud largest assortment Of
line Cigars we have ever had. Oar stock comprises
the best and most popular brands Imported; for
sale low. PURCELL, LADD q CO,
no l6 Druggists 90 Main street
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81 MNsIc, Muslcaf tnstrutnenfs N-c-
THoS GRESHAM, lo9k Broad street, has for
sale all the ialest and moo: popular music OF the
day; also great variety OF musical Instruments
sue sucn az Guitars, Aeeordeoas, vioins, Banjos
Flate., Flies, aud every thing Ia the musical line
he 10 aiso agent for the Musical World and New
Yoex Musical Times
Also fine assortment of instruct On backs for
piano. accordion, &c. Gel aud exam. for your
so'os no tQ-I3
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AUCTION CAKD.-Attentlon is
@>Ia solicited to our sale THIS MORNING. at
nalf past o'clock. See advertisement
no is ALEX. MOTT e. CO.
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no 10 st 109X Broad st, opp Broad a. m. ~,
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pURNlNG FLUID.-l0 barrels tresn, per
19 steamer, for sale by
no l6 BENNETT & BEERS, Dsu ge.ts
- coo lbs of Lewis pure White Lead, in OIL in
kegs from IS to 800 lbs EACH for sale at factory
prices by
no 16 BENNETT t. BEERS, Druggists.
EsINE CIGARS.-A splendid lot OF superior
Havana Cigars, of The very finest brands, fer
sale by
no 10 BENNETT & BEERS
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aeas-,ffTIrh FOR c. Boat
CLINTON will receive freigh for
Lynchuurg tlll Wednesday, 18th inst, at o'clock
M, on the north side of the Basin.
no l6-2t A. s. LEE.
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EY lt was Discovered, about - years
age, IN the county OF King and Queen, by a PLY.
s,ciar eminent in his profession that Lsiatic ChG
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choac, Dysentery,
Diarfh9ai Lock Jaw, aud many other nervous and
spssmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. since tibet time he has
proved that tact to hundreds Of cur lelIow.ctzens
ana can prove II to as rpany as viii try DUVAL'S
FAMILY AkTLSPASMO0iC, The peoples f4vosiie
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
u CO, or any Druggist IN the city. See advertise.
ment au 6-3tawts
am now ready 30 tska those splendid
skygbt pictures 81 the astonishingly low price of
one dollar, with The Ny improvements are
now all finished, which makes my gallery Que AZ
unequalled. 1t of the largest and soft 81 in
the country. Therefore my pictares cannot fail TO
please. Come enc, come all for by So doing Won
LOOK well to your interest.
MnIfI som
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go specie Wanted.-Wc will pay the
49, highest premium for silver coin. Quar-
tiers and small change preferred.
no9 C w PURCELL a. co.
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e -jS@S Dunlop, Moncure 81 Co. ask the
49, attention Of deslers to their auction sale
Of Groceries, &c, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'c X,
with, ut gard to weather. 10 l6
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II.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by Q. A. Observation-Disclosures gratis
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Is 49, DIX. Il. hIDDEk an LUX has
49, removed his Office and residence to the
house at the corner OF 9Th and Main sts opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no 5-2md*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
History OF Wisconsin,

An appropriation was made by the Legis-
lature Of Wisconsin at its last session. for
compiling and publishing History of our
State from its earliest settlement to the
present day. Gen VIM Il. SMITH. of this
place, is the person selected for the task.
and better choice could not have been
made. No man, in or out Of Wisconsin,
possesses greater fund Of information in
relation to the early history Of our coun-
try, than does General Smith, and yet in
order that he may make the Work com
plete, it is hoped that he may be furnish
ed with all information in the possession
Of any, that would tend to make the
work interesting It cannot be expected
that in visiting the different counties, he
will be able to see al the inhabitants
Many may be in possession of facts and
incidents not otherwheres to be obtained.
that should appear in such work We
would therefore suggest to all, the propri-
ETY. Of forwarding By mail, to Gen. WIN
r. Smith, of Mineral Point, any such IN
formation as they may possess, atas ear
IL day as possible, that it may appear in
the work, In its proper place.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
Pruit Tree and Shrubbery.

We are grati6ed to see a disposition on
che part of our citizens to attend to sitting
out Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Mr.. r.
D. PULFoRD, agent for the Scott Nursery
Of Davenport, Iowa, has sold the present
spring, no less than 5000 fruit trees, and
large amount of shrubbery The trees
from this Nursery arc all of thrifty
growth, ofexcellent fruit, and what is still
more Important, these who buy them, are
sure Of the kind of fruit they bargain for.
Next season, we anticipate the sale of a
much lager number than has been dispos-
ed Of this season. In consequence of bad
roads, &c, Mr. Pulford has not been able
to supply the demand this year, but we
trust next season, all may be supplied who
desire them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

The Monroe Sentinel of the 5th, prom
ises to publish the Governors Message in
relation to the continuance of the Quo
Warranto, if We twill inform him who
took the responsibility in commencing the
Suits" This We most cheerfully do, and
call upon the Sentinel to redeem his prom
Use. His Excellency, Leonard J Farwell,
/ Governor ftbc State of Wisconsin, "took
the responsibility" Of commencing the suit
and stood ready to take the responsibility
of the continuance of the same Aud
now, We would ask Mr.. Sentinel, what
"stipulations Mr. Mitchell had made, bet
ter for the State, than to press the suit.
It is a well known fact, of which we pre-
sumo the Sentinel is not ignorant, that the
right of the Marine and Fire Insurance
Company to issue bills, is questionable,
to say the least. and it is also well known
that our citizens generally, desire to know
the facts in the case. II was not through
any i'll viii towards the Company that the
Governor commenced the suit. to have the
question settled But strange as it may
appear, our Democratic (}) neighbors who
profess to be SO strenuously opposed to
banks, now come out and advocate the
right of this company to issue notes, and
put them in circulation as money! The
people have long expressed a desire to have
al, -,4E1.l
doubt but the Sentinel, and many others
of the same party would have been anx-
ious to be considered the first to applaud
the Governor for commencing proceed
ings to test the question, had that Cover
nor been elected as Democrat. But
such is the desire Cf many of our Demo
cratic friends TO oppose every Uhigmeas-
ure, that notwithstanding Gov Farwell
may act in accordance with principles
heretofore claimed as theirs, it must be
opposed as a Wing measure,-and in fact
we have reason to believe that the Bank
Law passed BY the late Legislature, will
find friends in many who have heretofore
been bitter against banks, for the reason
that they fnd many in the Wing party
opposing it.
The accident" as our neighbor terms
it, by which MIR Farwell dropped into
the Governors Chair" was one of the
most serious nature to the political family
to which Mr. Sentinel belongs, hence his
disposition to be dissatisfied with the act
of the Governor in endeavoring to test the
right Of this company to issue bills, which
already constitute SO large portion of the
circulating medium of many portions of
the state
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
FOREIGN.

FRANCE-No less than 1000 petitions
7 have already been presented for the es
adjustment Of the Imperial Government
Forty nine provincial papers have ceas
ed to exist since the I'd of December, IL
consequence Of the excessive restrictions
placed upon the press.
AUsTRIA.-0n the 9TH inst telegraph.
&c notices were forwarded to all the Aus
TRAN legations that neither the external
/ nor internal policy of the Austrian En-
pire would be changed in consequence OF
the death of the Premier prince Schwar-
zenberg) 1t Is said he left among his pa
pers memorandum, insisting on the ne
cesslty Of carrying out the line of policy
he had adopted. lie bequeathed all his
movable property to his illigitimate
daughter, who married an Austrian off
Ger some time since
RUsSIA.--The ST Petersburgh journals
announce another victory by the Russians
over the Circassians
ITALy.-Rome, st the latest dates was
full Of foreigners, drawn there by the fes-
Invites Of the Holy Week
Maldina, wclIknown Banker of 30.
logna, has failed and thereby reduced to
beggary some Of the first families in the
city.
\ letter from Florence states that in
consequence Of the infammatory appeals
posted up in most of the cities of Tus-
cany, the retirement of the Austrian
troops has been c0uzternlauleE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

ally refuse or neglect to comply with the
provisions of this section shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on convic-
ton thereof shall be punished by fine
of not less than two hundred dollars, nor
more than two thousand dollars, or by
Imprisonment in the county Jail, not less
than three months or more than one year.
Sec. 9. Any person who shall know
lngly vote more than once, under the pro-
visions Of this act, or shall vote, or offer
to vote more than one of such ballots as
aforesaid, Intentionally, or without voting,
put in, or suffer to be put in any such box
as aforesaid, any ballots as aforesaid, shall
be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor, and
on conviction thereof, shall be punished
by fine of not less than two hundred dol
lars, nor more than five hundred dollars,
or by Imprisonment IN the county jail not
| less than three months nor more than one
year.
Sec. 10. The ballots herein before
mentioned shall be so folded as to leave
the words county seat" visible and all
the balance invisible; and unless so fold
ed, the inspectors shall refuse to receive
the same.
Sec. II. The persons conveying the
boxes and certified copies aforesaid, shall
each be entitled to the like compensation
as others making election returns to the
clerk of the board of county supervisors.
The eanvassers shall each be entitled to
the sum of five dollars for their services
under the provisions of this act The
compensation provided for in this section
shall be paid by the said county.
Sec. II. This act shall be printed with
all convenient speed after its passage, and
when so printed, shall be deemed duly
published, and shall then take effect and
be in force
Sec. Is. All laws contravening the
provisions of this act or repugnant there
to; shall have no force or application in
connection Herewith or relation to the
county seat of said county.
Approved April 9, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

WOMAN SHoT.-The wife of Michael
Gait, a resident of Decker township, was
shot on Monday or Tuesday of last week,
by her son-in-law, Mr.. Young to whom
she approached disguised as an apparition.
Mr.. Young, we understand, had been pre-
viously conversing about the spiritual rap
pers, ghosts, etc and it is probable was
much excited on supernatural subjects, at
the time Mrs c. in a mood of merriment,
showed herself to him, when he seized his
gun and fred at her. The ball passing
through her neck, occasioned her death in
a very short time -Vincennes Gaz,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
Editors OF the Tribune f:

Editors oil the Tribune:
II is matter of establishment, as well regret
that out of the School Districts in the Town of
Mineral Point, only three have so complied with
the requirements of the Law as TO entitle them to
portion of the public School Money
The negligence of Districts upon this subject is
doubtless attributable to an erroneous impression
that the amount of Public Money to be yearly
distributed, is too small 10 render il object TO
secure dividend. In the hope of removing such
impression if it exist, furnish you with the fol-
lowing statement for publication.
The whole amount of money for distribution in
April, 1852, was Sl151 SO.
The apportionment was as follows
To District No. /, having GAG children between
the ages of and 90 years,
For School purpopes, sSS3 10
For Library, 9S I9
1881 %
Dist, No 5, % children, for School, $50 o6
For Library, 8 "a
s33 40
Dist No. 10. 50 children for School, sl2O 80
For Library, IS 81
SI33 10
Amount apportioned, sI149 II.
Balance in hands of Superintendent, s. II.
1t will be seen from the above, that the basis of
the above apportionment is dollar and fty-t,ro
cents to each child in district, 6et,cee the ages of
far and ttceHty years.
Yours Respectfully,
Nm COTHREN,
Town Surerintendent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
Murder in Jackson County, Iowa.

One OF the most atrocious and cold 5looded
murders we have for a long time heard of,
was committed near the village of Mauuoketa,
in jackson county, on Friday the 3Oth ult.-
The particulars, as we have learned them. are
Of the most heart sickening character, and all
the more so from having occurred in one OF
the most quiet and peaceable neighborhoods
with which we acquainted. The cause
Of the difficulty which ended in this tragedy.
was the entry of land claim-that fruitful
source Of quarrel in the western country.
Henry Brown, the murdered man, was the
son-in-law Of Mr.. Rhodes, who had entered a
piece of land claimed by Absalom Montgom-
cry, the murderer. Threats, in the form OF
anonymous letters were made, that if the land
was not given up, the most summary ven
geance would be visited upon Mr. Rhodes.
his family and his property, No attention
was paid 10 these threa IS. and on the after
noon Of Friday last, while engaged in haul
ing wood from the disputed premises, Brown
was met By Montgomery, armed with a rifle.
4 few words Of alteration passed between
them, when Montgomery raised his rifle and
deliberately shot Brown through the BODY.
the bali entering at the lower end of the
breast bone and lodging in the spine. Brown
fell TO the ground and Montgomery immedi-
ately FLED. They were alone, ard half q
mile from any house at the time, and had the
victim expired Immediately, the murderer
might possible have escaped. He, however,
revived sufficiently to enable him to get to the
nearest house, and to relate the affair TO per-
sons who had been sent for from the town.
and who 81 ~ him expire
The murderer. Montgomery, was found
some miles distant from the scene of his crime
and IS now IN custoday to await the lust ret
ribu-ion of The law.
Mr.. Brown vas man of high respectable
~, end leaves a wife and child and numerous
friends to mourn has loss Dubuque HerakG.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

Shullsburg, at from Three to Five Doll
ars per Cord,-while Shullsburg stands
a sepplchral monument in the dreary
waste of a vast prairie, looking around
with sullen awe upon the forsaken land of
Idumea
The Wager has been rendered by our
opponents whose generosity is apprecia-
ted-Victim or Victor, let US return from
the field with consciousness of having
done our duty.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
PROSPECTUS OF
n E PIC K :"

WEEKLY ILLUsTRATED COMIC PAFEE,
Published in the City of New York, every Saturday, 81
ho.2i' Ann street, few doors frUm Broadway.
The Proprietor Of THE PICK viii continue 10 make
THIS faForte Paper more rich and readable with even
succeeding number.
It's best feature is that it is purely AmsrcsD and nu
oes among It's contributors some Of tie WiItiest WHITE
and Comic Designers Of the day
win ITS Fourth Number it reached b0Hd fds elfe.s
ZION OF 10000. Its cbeapness ings II within U'
scope Of every individual, being only
ONE DOLLAR per year, or TWO CENTS single copy
Agents who procure Subscribers viii be allowed
commission Of twenty-h five per ceEt.
CLUBS or Associations, where the papers can os n1A
70 one address in package, wiz receive for W.
eight dollars f0Tty Copies. Subscriptions must be re0
ted in advance.
All letters containing or contributions 0IS
be addressed 10 the Proprietor.
JOSEPH A. SCOYILIE.
ProDrisL0r Of 8 Ths Pes'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

CHuD STOLEN Ey INDIANs-Thc Osh-
kosh Democrat states that a few DAYS
since, farmer residing near Hortonville
sent his son, lad between FIVE and six
years old, to the'sugar camp on an errasd
The boy being absent longer than neces
sary 10 go the distance, caused the father
10 set out IN search of him Not finding
him there, be followed the trail Of some
indians until be overlook them, when
they made good their escape They had
the boy gagged, SO that there was no pos
sisility of alarm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
wASHBIRNE & yvoODmAN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND LAND AGENTS.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
e EEP supply Of LAND WARRANTS constant on
IA hand aud for sale at the lowest prices for cash
All business at the Land Office which may be entrus
ed TO Us will receive prompt attention.
CALF drafts bought.
Drafts for sale New York, Galena and Madison, and
other places
INCUR ent money exchanged at a email discount
Pensions, Land Warrants, back pAy, pay h0-ses
lost in war sc, pro cured, for those no eniid
At a moderate charge
Cash received on deposit interest allowed.
Mineral Point, May IL, 1852. 80.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
AMAsA COBB
7. Z. hEssaOHE
C0sB s DFESSmORE,

4 . K n f 5 4 7 i Avn
Mineral P0iat, Bfseonsiu
AVE associated themselves together for the urrDose
OF aclslng the Law, and viii give prompt aIten
uoh 20 All business entrusted to their
OFFIcE next door 10 the Lard Office in The room form
erly occupied by F. J. Dunn ESQ
Land " srrants bought sod. Lands entered and
arranis located for persons resid ny q distance
the most favorable terms.
business letters will in ali cases be answered by return
Of mail -
s- For the present Mr. COBB will spend portion Of
his time at Franklin Highland, p. o. where h. ain a.
tend to business as heretofore
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13

NEW DIGGINGs.
Ami Dodge, Baldwin.
It was also Resolved by said Meeting,
That a Committee of Five be appointed to
prepare the Votes to be used at said Polls,
to be held in each Town in said County
on the 18th inst. Also to prepare an Ad-
dress and submit Ton behalf Of those I'M
dertaking) to the Electors of said county;
Who thereupon submitted the following
VOTERS, you are called upon to de-
eide where the County Seat Of Justice of
this county shall be. Indeciding this ques
ton, the expense, relative convenience and
certainty, are the main objects which YOU
should keep steadily inview In the matter
of expense, we'll known & responsible indi
viduals of this county, stand ready to bind
themselves with sufficient securities. to
erect at the Village of Avon, all necessary
buildings for county purposes, in consid-
Grafton and for the county property in said
village, consisting of 800 Village Lots and
1900 Perch of Rock on the ground selec-
ted for Court House, thereby relieving the
Tax Payers of this county of an enormous
tax, which must be Immediately raised to
defray the expenses of building at Skulls
burg, in case you should select said place
as the County Seat.
The following is the proposition which
this Committee are authorized to submit
to the Voters of this county:
ave do hereby agree to erect Court
House, with the proper Offices and Jail,
at the Village of Avon, Lafayette Co,
worth FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS;
in consideration said County will convey
to US said Lots and Building Material,
GEO. ScHELLENGER,
JOSEPH WHITE,
JosEPH PURSE.
Convenience great object to be kept
IN view when we act as agents responsible
to the future, and should be studied
Policy dictates that we should select
point an equal distance from all the ex-
treme boundaries of the county. instead
ola point Eight miles from the Geograph-
zeal Center, or Thirteen miles farther from
the North line of said county, than from
the South, or Ten miles farther from the
East line than from the West, as Shulls-
burg is
The neighborhood avantages of Avon
are vastly superior in having unequalled
Agricultural conveniences, the best Flour
ing Mill in the State, with all other ad-
vantages incident to good Water Power,
and the lofty Timber of the Grove mocks
the scanty allowance Of Wood afforded at
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-13
To the Voters of LAFAYETTE County.
Town Superintendent

At Meeting of the friends of Center,
held in the Village of Avon, Lafayette
County, Wisconsin, on the 9th day of May,
A. D. I852-among other Resolutions of
said Meeting it was
Resolved, That Committee of Yigi-
lence consisting of Three, in each of the
Towns in said county, be appointed whose
duty it shall be to secure full attendance
at the Polls of all the Voters in their res
pective Towns, favorable to tie interests
of Center.
The following Committee were appoint