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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07
WHY HE AppnINrs rH1M

The Hon. B. ID. Nabers, a candidate
Tor re election in the LIST Congression-
al Districtin Mississippi, thus explains
the reason why.the Secessionists have
been rewarded, and the Union Demo-
crats neglected ia the bestowal of the
offices. Ii must he confessed that Ma
hers paws the fnrmer a distinguished
compliment, when. he declares that they
are held together by The cohesion of
the spells, and their regard for the
Union is measured by the extent Of
their salaries! He saws:
but it Is. said that President Pierce
recognizes fire eaters as Democrats
and giveS,thcm Office. Let u sre the
reasons which operate on the Pre-
sident in making these appointments.
Frank Pierce has seen how the States
Rights leaders Of NJ ssissippi have done
I all sorts Of twisting and turning 10
ret into power. On the other hand, he
has observed that Union Democrats
stand firmly apon the platform Of the
Constitution and laws. Now, the Pre-.
sident feels bound to distribute offices
in snch manner as will keep his party
united--and Knowing that compromise
Democrats stand BY him upon princi-
PIE, and consequently viii not bolt, he
gives Office to States Rights leaders,
knowing that they belong to that class
Of men who are held together by the
cohesion of. the spells, State Rights
leaders are bound To fovcsthe Union to
the amount of their salaries. Again !:
Il is yery general rule, in all ADM
nistrations, to give Office to those who
cannot get ANYTHING iiom the people.
All the prominent appointments in
Miss ssippi have been given to those
who were defeated in 1851. Ii there
is ANYTHING left, hope President
Pierce will give i to my opponent at
ter ! defeat him this year.
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Yours yery truly,
n. NJ. SAUNDERS.
Con. Love.

Coon CRowISG-Mr. Kendall. one
Of the editors Of the New Orleans Ri
cayume, in recent letter from Paris,
saws /:
:" feel a disposition 10 crow this
morning. DO not our clippers out sail
them all, our steamers out.run them
all. our Colts rcvolsers out-shont them
all, and our thrashing machines out.
thrash them all, or thrash them all Out,
| if you wills II a man on this side
wishes to keep his throat moist, does
he not swallow an American julep,
cobbier. or cocktail ! II he wishes 10
keep his feet dry, does he mt wear an
American over shae! Ii lie wishes to
keep his blood purified. does he not use
American sarsaparilia and pillss Ii
he wishes to keep ahead on the road,
dies he not buy an American trntters
IL he wishes to keep Warm. does he not
procure an American stoye Ii he
wishes to keep cool, does he not send
for American ice Ii he wishes to
keep his money aud effects safe, does
he not purchase one of Hobbs American
locks: Ii he wishes to keep himself
and imily from want OF starvation, dues
he not 20 to America, or turn his eyes
or thoughts in that direction | tell
you that ! seel I bapmanish this mern-
ing-l repeat, that | have desire
to CROW, aud Justify, over the handi
work and advantages Of my own coun,
I trymen,
Are not American authors now more
read than any other ON this side !!
Certainly. Where does the English.
man obtain knowledge Of his own
vernacular. From Noah Webster and
Ln,llcy Murray, to be sure, Tor the
dictionary at the one and the grammar
Of the other have crowded almost eve
~ thing else from the schouls where
the language IS taught in its purity. In
history aud law, and theology. are not
our authors considered amung the ilrsts
Do not Prescott, and Story, aud Chan
ming occupy the front rank And in
poetry, lictiaa and sculpture, ~ we
not take procedences Are pit the
works Of Bryant, Hawthugpe, Long
fellow, Poe. Cooper, andfowcrs, and
a host Of others, held ~ the highest
reverence in the Oh rid ! Let US
all crow"
GsTLING A 4iTIoSrsT.-An IN
by anne of Jeff'feys, for
Gent at Halifax, up the
himself obnoxious, by
certain sentiments cal
puse the ire of Southern
Mt, he'was voted All AHo~
commlnity determin-
So crowd col
Gcarted ~. JEFF.
lin
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

SMrRSA.- The Kossta .7faiir.--Con-
stanttnople advices to July 2StIl saw
that the Smyrna transaction between
Austria aud America is still pending,
and that it will give rise to some ,llsa-
greeable complications it Is feared I'M
respect to thesreIugee question. More
over, our mediator, NJ. de Bruck, is re-
ported to have ayailed himself Of the
recent difficulties to raise some pecu
mary and territorial questions WITH the
Porte.
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sales To-Day.
BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneer..

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Ill AUCTION Tuesday the 2ld instant, shall SELL the
OF Captain Hamilton United army q, be-
O'Clock, handsome
ass OF furniture, nearly new, VIZ:
Walnut chains, damask
fne bookcase with glass doors
Do marble, dining, and Other tables
Fine worsted damask window curtains
Walnut sdeboard, bureaus, and washslaIIs
China glass; and efuckery among which
white French china dinner SET, fine French
white and gilt and coffee sci
A glassware, knives and forks &c.
Fine Brussels ingram, and stair carpets
Oiicloth drugget, and hearth rugs
Bronzed hatrack, shovel and longs, tenders
fine walnut and cottage chamber set
Two M fancy painted and lowered do
Three btdateads, hair mattress, and bedding
Cherry wardrobes, bureaus, aud Wristbands
Cooking, tight, and other
a excellent kitchen requisites,
$50, credit of 90 and 90
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT
Mar I'D Auetioneers.
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Msr I'D
BY J. c. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.

MAGNIFICENT GRAND PIANO, "ERARD" HARP, ROSE
wi wood walnut and mahogany cabinet urntue superior feather
beds, velvet English Brussels, and
carpets &cOn Tuesday morning. March ~ 10 ocoek, shan
sell residence OF Capt Page, United States
Ih all Of his elegant furniture and household Effects
Magnificent grand piano. Vienna and imported
by " KesseI"
Splendid Erard" harp cost 81 900 in Paris
Silk damask covered God tete ete sofns
Curtains, lounges, and armehaits 10 match
Rosewood centre tables, with marble slabs
10 medaiio affnchais muiic stands
Chinese tenpnys, ngd table
Mahogany and alnut maible-top tables
Walnut elrgeTs, bronze caudelabraa
Mahogany hairclOth chairs rockers
Walnut bookcase
Two walnut bookcases
Spanish armchsirs
reception do
w ega ose bookcases
wood LADY, cabinet
Rnsh wood chair.
Mahogany and walnut dining and breakfast table,
Velvet tapestry, and English Brussels carpets
Hall aud snir earpeuiR
Oicoth, stair rods
French aud ston China dinner and wfre
Glass, table cutlery, caston IRE irons
Eegsnt, carved walnut and Italian bedsesds
Rosewood dressing bureaus, wardrobes, washstands
Waluut library table, whntnots
Mahogany bedse dressing bureaus, wsrdrobes
Do Canopy bsdsead. single beadseads
feather bed, boistrr- and pillows
BEST curied hair husk do, &c. 49,
Together large Of superior kitchen utensils,
stoves, ehunerhe
Ts $50 under cash. that sum, credit OF two ana
mouths satisfactorily endured, bearing interest
las. MCGUIRE,
Murl6-d nue q
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To be offered for /:

The all be increased or diminished as the
may hereafter require The will therefore be
made not Tor specific quantities. but Tor ueh auanue. as te
Contractors not residing places deliveries required
agencies places that delay
furnishing he required; and when contractor fails
promptly cmsy rquIon chief OF the bureau OF pro-
clothing authorized direct purchases 70 he
ma m If sass s pena
the bureau Of provisions and eoh"s or =. .hss o. e navy
separate ole mus made excep, soapl each
Of the aoead nsvvysrd and in than one article Il
Offer the chief Of the bureau will have the ds q
81 The articles contained IN such Offer and reject
the emander AID bidder. whose Proposals are accepted and n"ne
Ne eu nd 10 The bureau within he days exclusive OF inc um
Two more proved su,sie. in sssm equal to the s'umad
e"lo% IA addos viii be wirhhed from the amount Of pay
tneeofs~ collateral security ia addon TO
performance and not event 10 be paid until i IN al
complied with ninety ceaum Of the amount Of all dev
bills duly auihsnt presented him.
Of may Be Sanss On o saSI N. So
philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington, Norfolk Pensacola, and at
record or duplicate informing bidder Of the
anee Of hi proposal willie deemed naaneaon thereof within me
conformity hi. understanding.
Congress appropriation. service or 1897
proved ION august. $50 BY written aan,ss signed By one .,
win hs their bid be accepted, enter into
Furnish the supplies proposed viii obligated
any proposal BY s sTsS
agent distinct attorney some officer he general government,
riraet from the act Of consre,, apprOrsd ausu TO- 1896
G. .fnd further and after pas.
supplies invited by the
retafy Navy. the
approved March hd eighteen hundred and forty
more responsible persons
v their bid be accepted,
an obligation prescribed by the
the Navy with good and sufficient suees To furnish the
bidders, he they shall fail
enter into by the
oho Navy with good and sufficient suees for furnishing the
hall
furnishing
between III.
propo~si which may
supple f,r tho whole
proposal charged bidder bidders
be Immediately
covered OF the Nsvy
o. debt against either all OF said persons"
Mar 22-iawfw
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NAVY DEPAHraEsT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clolhing March 10, less
SErARATE rRoeos 5, sealed endorsed "rrop'sa. ier
~ Navy suppss will be received at lh burusn until O'Clock
seas dnys oues, except beui for which
nss as SnGs sna s gwen Tor every .", moa,s ousa
selsi 8rooAlyn New Gospo Virginia such quane.
BY hisbarau o. BY respective
maHdins oeers Of the said yards during tue ns ear end
Flour biscuit hishsy, nee butter mOas"ss,
.aperaas, o. wheat
q me bss, auay and uy ss4p 70 ne jest DESCRIPTION o. R
noHd is al iAs sali ss's"a % ia N tropical
lining hoops each head and good shipping order free OF all
r6e biscuit snail se made s0i from 'sset upseas -four e
The ",anae.as q ne year ls % sos and shall % 'a equal ~
the said nayyAds shall be properly baAed thoroughly sndea
good sound bright flour barrels the heads wei
or aud waefght wbiskey spirit casks, or bar
The whsksy wholly from g,ae Of which least
proof according shall
be distilled one yea before delivery ana be delivered m
hsads aud Shall win
Havana brown and be delivered in
strong barrels, ,eith lining hoops at each head
good quality young Tyson, equn to the sam
The coffee shall be equal to the best coffee.
The shall be OF pest quality and when required a
barrels, Nth lining hoops at each
head al The option Of the bureau ,... ~
fluids, and be delivered ia seasoned wheoak nhns OF about
The moasses equal quality New Orleans
sang barrels Nth white heads
which shall be thorough coopsred and placed In The best shipping
| condition.
The shall good delivered strong
bIrIel-, wi b the heads well sncured.
the quality cider vinegar ana Do de-
vered good, seasoned wiieoak banels
thoroughly cooped and placed in The best shipping
| condiIiOn
pickles put up bound half barrels and each
gallon OF onions, gallon Of
paid for aud each half barrel shall
of at least ~ degrees OF
sens French me hasaes Vegetables
aud be equal all Ia the
and guaranty that they will keep good and sound for
at least IL
Taisns, and shall be delv
good substantial boxes and oeped at each end
tight whiskey barrels habae at the option OF The
bureau.
shall from OIL and be Of the
he saltwater aud be delivered
about pounds to De ioopcd
| at the price 10 be uniform all The stations
casks barrels,
n aud shall be subject such Inspection
Direct and be all perfect
appointed
delivery
however, of manufacture,
hal inspection at the OF
| delivery, before bills 81 med therefor
articles be throughout
| the year, aud may for articles.
shall be their and the contractors
-four bread, buter pickles,
shall addition The above the when manufactured
| marked upon them.
The samples ibis those selected
sueh
| bsen pr erousiy exhibited.
Tho quantity these articles which win be required be
precisely stated. They viii probably be alb at
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i,OR CnILDnENs' WE r.
linens Tor chdenb wear aud gen
tleInrn's shirts.
100 pieces striped caiicoes, at l2i cents yard.
20 do do dTllngs and striped salteens for boys
90 do do checked linen for boys pantaioons.
do do cloths boys sacks and jackets
selections before TIT
pat cui.d out
pieces thin youths and small boys panta
IS do linens aud gnghams for ehdrens' aprons.
all uRless arranged 10 the contrary.
" i'm many other desirable goods In our ihe
Terms cash al unless arranged to the contrary
Goods articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on In al
,,rny ., n,opupp
Mar l5-eod6tf Opposite Centre Market
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TOR sale reyt, brick DIVE IIing-hou.e
occupied VIM, Marine Barracks,
and ioth Navy Yard Washington rrpete with every
gsptee family, with garden bck stable
horses, house, other oubouses II sold
will be moderate and accommodating and sold by the
LIST May, will be for
Ao fr sale lots Nos o and No l2s, between
oh and goth
Also egby situated lot, 2, square ~
which have subdvd.d Of IS feet front
100 depth fronting Three
For further particulars sppyto
DE sELDING wYLIE,
Seventh street, opposite odd Fellows Hall.
Jsn eS-sndu
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Law school o Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham csuthe late one OF the circuit
judges OF Tennessee
Hon Green of the judges OF the
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromhed Ridley, the chanesiors Of the State
Judges Green dew TIC their whole time exclusively
school.
Plan Daily examinations OF each class the
daily lessons progress of the examinations
=. equity, which
of facts by the profess
sors all the known in actual
framed require them 10
deeds Wills records documents to be read evi
of the taken by appeal 10
which held monthly IN The class, and In
public session The students act as clerks shr
m Judges chanceors, and other official
pacI cted with their SUITS
the third Monday
ten,r Thursday February The second com
Monday In February and ends second
Thursday IN July, ~
Expenses sesonTuon fee $50 in advance gent
Students furnish their BOOKS
whic hcanb be- n Lebanon bookstores
complete the unless the stu
No previous study required for ad
regular classes Students enter al
any inc during the collegiate year
is a M connected wi h the school.
Number of students last collegiate eighty sx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF trustees.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent


BALTIMORE, March alp. m,
learn that Charles Howard has been elected
OF the Maryland Colonization Society, in place of j. H. b.
Larobe, esq. MIR. Howard has long been an active
member OF the society The society will send out an
expedition to Liberia on the 25lh April OF probably 200
emgIln,s.
The society has appointed VIM Cassel governor Of the
Maryland colony, vice Doctor McGll. resigned Cassel
is original Baltimorean. He studied law here, and
emigaled TO Liberia years ago, where he filled the
office OF chief justice.
Breadstuns here dull Sales 900 barrels honr al
- 90 for Howard street, and 500 City Mills al - rs
Grain dull and declining. Wbskey, 90 90 cents.
Sales TOO beef cattle SO 81 so per hundred pounds
on the hoo
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DLACK FABRICS .
10 OF peculiar glossy black Silks from the
lowp priced tn nE..
pieces heavy IN soft black mourning silks.
chaey, and bereses OF the best iaorics and
prices. ,,-.-- ,--..-L--
apacas all numbers Of the very best makes
10 pieces black npacas, without iusrs win
bombazne finish.
pieces black bombaIine.
10 pieces black English Grape, all widths
pieces medium and i'm. black French c.oths
10 niece assorted
large black caicoes, giughas aud lawns WIN all the
mi OF seuGs
is at all umes complete, OF the best qualify
be for the cash, approves
A prices Is Observed
n auicl sold ar warranted 10 represented
od prices
FERRY bhoiuLh
Mar l5--eod6af Opposite Centre Market
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SELECT GRADES cartons handsome spriSg styles nous
y s.iines de lame, all and beautiful.
900 embroidered collars all u pointed styles"
ladies' choice kid gloves, all sizes and colors
gloves colors and sizes best quail
, pair Hereafter viii not permit Kid gloves be re
turned o exchanged
| carton superior quality oulard silks.
pieces plain all The fashionable shades
50 pieces ehec k-d SILKS, tor spring dresses
style brown striped berege dc LANES
cartons embroidered camhc kechie, asott
ed prices
purchaser. respectfully requested 10 call and examine
stock.
Terms cases, unless arranged the contrary.
Coed ARTICLES prices and fair dealing be relied on In al
cases. n
Mar 5-6teedn Opposite Centre Market
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VALUABLE GIFT 80 ,K.-isFemsie Pisty, The Young
womans Frie~d and Guild. through Life to immortality By
John Angel James. l6uo. $50
M James Of the prolific and useful authors o. The day
OF lectures d.t ered ~ s
pastoral charge for nearly half
The Influence Of Christianity IN. Con-
dop Conspicuous Place which Woman holds In scrip
womans Mi.sioni Eany Female Piev Female Ne gou'
Young Home Young Woman from Home
Early Female Profession
Religions History Character OF Martha and Msry To 70
OF Good Wife. The will be
be AID practical good
which chsrsoterIe all Mr.. James, productions"
[Chrishan .aSrccatt and Journal
For sale by -.
GRAY A BALLANTYNE,
lar
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ARRIVAL CRESCENT CITY.
New YoRK, March 2I.-rhe steamer Crescent City ar
rived here this morning, in four days and sixteen hours
from Havana. her dates being the l7lh
The health of Vice President King remained about the
previous accounts. He was very weak. and
still continued cough severely without any hopes of i'm
provement He has expressed determination to
home in April, If his health should permit.
A large number of European vessels were at Havana,
wa tng for cargoes.
The political the island rally unimportant
Business was steady but not active.
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The captain general Of Cub, b,, no,issd m. Am.ro,n
consul at Havana that in obedience TO the order Of the
Spanish government no transmission win be given in the
mails Of the STAND TO any newspaper unle. il be secnr.d
with single string OF band. SO admit lie ersnios
ton without tearing ,sid bard cover md II ,ov e,e
be found therein, the same win be taken out properly al
rected, and postage charged upon from he point lfoo
whence ii comes All kinds OF printed matter win b. in.
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LATER PROM PERNAMBUCo.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20-The schooner Morris VAIN
from Pernambuco. whence she sailed the l7h. arrived
here This afternoon. The province quiet and the
health OF The port improved,
The ca plain reports that The 10Th of January, in sa
tude 80 NORTH longitude % west outward passage,
brought by black topsail schooner and boarded by
boats crew. armed with pistols and drks She appeared
be Spanish SLAYER bound to the coast for slaves They
proceeded search the vessel and after loading their boa
with beef potatoes -four hams, wine, canvass &c, tooi
Oft her jib and about taking her ioetop
down make mainopmast, when Two briggs hove N
sight, which caused them to make precipate retreat
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tfORE NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. y. steer, Mer-
cbsn Tailor street. spring goods
and wishes patron. public
nd before had
hb I, compare with H.
In
could temptation
w. Hr o possible Inducements
M time the highest subtraction 20
order ciohns, ~ regard to h hnsh and style
The style oour work nsv. before elegant and ,s'eu "
now exclusively devoted 10
which alone perfection attained In
that imeortsnt branch.
have IN. complete stock % esntle~en. furnishing
.hs stocks gloves collars. scsrf' &C.
Mar Ia-AQw
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BUFFALO March ls-Two stores on Main street. oceu-
pied by smith store, aud Oscar Severance TO-
bacconst were destroyed by hTa this morning. The
buildings were Of wood and were insured Tor $1,000
Smiths stock was insured for $500 Seye anee's Tor
$4,000.
The weather here is wet, with an essterly wind, The
ice has been blown away from The shore and ii is all clear
miles up the Lake Our hafbo Is stu blocked up oul
win probably be clear ia few days AT Cleveland the
harbor is clear the Ice having TO the Canadian
shore
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Aocuoneer.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. containing 43S
farming lands $50 cleared and under good fence
and mmndous dwelling, and suitable
building said land T. finely umbered, having 30 hundred
timber. The farm lies In Prince George county,
yland, miles from fiscataway.
Terms
fo particulars inquire Of James @. Mcclure Edmund
nrsco Hon. r. Ward Washington. IT the farm
iv,ey before Friday ssh, viii then he sold
premises which time much personal property will also
sold and negroes hired FOR the Remaining Of hi.
j.. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctionecr.
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NOTICE hereby given th.. the nnder.sgned ;. the

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned is tn.
owner by purchase and assignment ~ Virginia exchange m
tay warrant No 49, issued 10 George T. Esiet Colon B. cs-
Harriet Ca and Ann U. Cae the heirs and Lucy Cnueu
widow Of George Caett consideration
George ste' for three lieutenant IN tina Vois
for str hundred and twond Of
ssh June, lh and that sid been. and
United sfn'e for script for
ions NJ the act entitled An making further
Satisfaction Of Virginia land wsusn appr~v~A Auvu 81 1882
Jan a7--law3na. JAMES ROBERTROM.
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PORTLAND, (Me,) March I'll -Advices Of recent date
hs VIC been received from New Brunswick, N. s.
In the legislature Of New Brunswick report wss pro
scned npon the subject of the fisheries, and another
gsrding reciprocal trade with the United States. Much
excitement prevailed in The assembly upon The fishery
question.
The govsrnne assembled Nova Scotia, bad decided
upon a plan for railway OF three hundred and twenty
miles, with a capital OF million seven hundred aod
Atty thousand pounds sterling The company to be organ
zed in four months
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Two beautiful and original paintings the good cid
Wa had the seeing
Seventh few doocs above odd Feows Halt Just
look h.m No charge for looking
wi have And In window
beautiful snd magnificent eurlsd and hawey cys
mammoth You
and when
through the mammoth We ~
psintnss
wonders. Only 10 cents them. Exhibited by
J. w. sHINELEY,
For the Artist
For on. week only Fair Open
every day from a, m. 10 ?. m.
2o-dlw.
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MURDER IN BOSTON

Bosros March ls-About hal'-pas o'clock last night
an Irishman named Michael Noble, tweny-one years Of
age was killed in cellar the Of Richmond and
Ann Streets by being sabbet by comfade aud subse'
anently assaulted by others Three and two women
have been and await the suit The corones in
Iona