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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-05
LIST or LETTERS

REMAINING in the siauutcn Post Office,
~ June l. 1854
AVN Alexander.
B--Elias Brown, John G Biniofd, Harriet
Bibb John Brown, Gee Barley.
c. David Gurden. Chas IL Garfield. VIM.
A Cunningham Harriet Cotlreil. NJ s Chase
WIN Carter. 6 c Grams, Mary Callans, Ann
Cotlrell.
D-Jas F Davis, John Davis.
E-Jas X East, Robl Elliot.
F--Juhn Fry. Mary E Foster, Solomon
Funk, Ben d Frost, D C Force, John Faee.
G-Dayid Gentry, 4 S w Gisner, Thes
Gordon, John Gill, Jas L Grove, James Col
lot.
H--Pefry Holsinger, Margaret Hogshead, +
II Hull.
K-Jofn II Kerling, John Kirkpatrick.
I-Bahl Lewis, told 2; Lizzie, or Why
Lewis, YIN Lieeeil, Mary + Laveli, John
Long, Patrick Lynes.
Al-Docl Thos f Alassie, Mary Maxwell,
Livna lIealy, {col) Rebt Matthews, John
Markham, David NJ Maupin, Joseph a Nc
Craze, John McWllialns Or heirs, Bataey Nc
Cabe, Daniel Manning.
N-DeWil Newand L s Newberry.
P-Wm Parker, Martha Patlison, John
Parent.
Margaret Ruanes, WIN Ramsey, WIN
Reed.
S-Isaac Steer, WIN Snmnler, VIM G Scott,
Virginia +. Swnzrr, VI L Shlieve, John Sou
iefs.
Tn 3 Turner
W-Wm Wagner, Thos J Wilson, Mrs
Cnmbeland Williams, Cuiambus d While, + K
Waters, ?, George I Whitesel, Sarah Wolf,
Maurice Min.
L. L. STEVENSON, Z. Nj.
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LAND FOR SALE.

wN pursuance of an order in Chancery made
i. in cause depending in the County Court
OF Augusta, between James w. Danper and
others, plaintfFs--and Danners infants, defend
ants, at the May term asl; shall proceed on
the premises, on Saturday the 18th day Of July
next to sell at public sale, CERTAIN piece OF
thee miles from Nit. Crawford, aud tour miles
from Messy Greek iron works, and containing
twenty aud half acres, on which is Two sto-
ry dwelling house, Kitchen. and Other out ou.
SEES, and blacksmith shop, and is fine stand
for a mechanic. About II acres are cleared
the remainder in woods. There is also on it,
IA young orchard, and well OF good wafer.
TERMS.-lhe costs 81 sale in hand. One
halt when The sale is confirmed by Court-the
remainder in two equal annual inslalmenls, and
the purchaser to give bond with good secur-
liy. CYRUS BROWN.
Jnne 5, 1854 st. Pr. fee So
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LOOK HERE!!
CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY.

'T,HE undersigned continues to carry on bust
L ness at the old stand, OH the CT sner OF the
Court House Alley, where he keeps on hand
a well selected stock Of CONNECTIONS,
FRUITS, TOYS, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which viii /. sold at low prices for Cash
Also, a general assortment Of GROCERIES,
such as SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES,
TEAS, SC. A superior article OF CREAM ALE,
kept constantly Gil hand.
II is useless TO give general summary Of the
stock Suffice it TO say that he has everything
usually kept in a ,ceiL furnished Confectionery
and Grocery Establishment.
Thankful 10 hisold friends for their past pat
ronaee, he respectfully solielts-a continuance OF
their lavors, and hopes by strict attention 10 bl-
siness 10 attract new customers.
DAVID A. PIrMAN.
MAY %, 1S54,-3ts.
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" CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING
Bi.OOD.-See the certificate Of Mr. Turner H
Ramsey, for many years proprietor OF the
Farmers Hotel, Fredericksburg, Va, and late
Of the City Hotel Richmond, Va.
Or. John Miuge. Of the City Of Richmond,
though regular physician, and OF course OPP
posed to What he called quack medicines, WAS
obliged TO say that its good effects in the case
Mr.. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians ;
had tried most Of the quack medicines, and was
ON the verge OF despair as well as the grave,
when he tried Cafter's Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public 10 his Iuli and lengthy
certificate around the bottle, stating his
cure. See advertisement.
May 3, 1854
At The First Congregational Church, San
Francisco, Wednesday evening, the 18th ut,,
by the Rev. T. Dwight Hunt, Mr. SaM'L. G.
GROVE 10 Miss FANNIE A. ALLEN.
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supeiintendent Of Transportation.

At the recent meeting of the Board oil
Directors of the Va. Central r. r. Com
pany, Henry d. Whitcomb Esq, was
unanimously elected Superintendent oil
the Central road to succeed Mr.. Gill, re.
signed The distinguished position as an
Engineer upon this road, and his excel
lent business qualifications, we think will
secure the greatest efficiency in this im-
por.ant office.
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BosToN, March II, 1876

BesroN, March II, 1858.
Messrs. A. G. Bragg & Co IL have been
using your Mexican Mustang Lniment for some
weeks, and ii has produced eule on me that
is truly wonderful For the last three or four
years | have had large bunch gather on the
sole of my foot, covering one-halt the whole
surface, quite hard and bony, yet as tender
and sore as though the flesh vas entirely bare.
1 have tried various remedies, and consulted
many medical men Of high standing, aud have
had my fee, lanced numerous times. and no,
long since the hard bunch was cut out, but 10
no effect. | noticed your liniment was adyer-
Used as a cure Tor sores, tunols, haid lunches
bruises, &c., and | made a trial and by the
use of two bottles my foot has entirely recover
ed, and is now, as smooth and soft as it ever
was. There are hundreds who are knowing to
the above. and have seen the foot, and can tes-
tlfy that The same is true. See advertisement
Yours, most respectfully.
THOMAS MARION,
April "a, lS54,-lm.
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Good Sale of Land.

One hundred and fifty acres of the land
advertised for sale by Geo. Poage, Esq,
as Attorney Cor VIM. Poage, has been sold
to Chesley Kinney, Esq, for $50 80 cts,
per acre. The original track con.aiued
$40 acres. The number Of acres now fol-
sale is 22o, all of which is situate on the
west side of The McAdamized road. Any
one DESTROYS of purchasing would do well
70 examine this track
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Cucliit Court.

Circuit Court for Augusta county, Judge
Thompson presiding, commenced its SEES,
sion in this place on Thursday last. The
Commonwealth Docket was called on the
LIST day, and over 20 cases disposed Of
The case Of Brogy, confined for rape, and
who has had two trials in this court, and
that of Fiddler, charged with bigamy, will
be taken up this week.
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY,,S PILLS.

TO the Citiaens Of the Uniled States =
! most humbly and sincerely thank you for
The immense patronage " hleh you have bsstow-
ed upon my Pills take this opportunity OF
stating that my Ancestors were all American
Citizens, and that | entertain for all that con.
Germs America and the Americans, the most
Lively sypYaiAles so IN leh SO that | originally
compounded these Pills expressly to suit your
climate, habits, constitutions, and manner Of
living intending to establish myself among you
which have now done, by taking premises in
New York. THOMAS Holloway
SO, Ger. Of Ann and Nassau streets, N. Y.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR
SAL

ssg AM authorized to sell The lands Dough, by
u M. Linds, OF P. a. lIeskell, and now occu.
pied by Alex. Laporte. One parcel consists Of
81 ACRES, OF which good deal is improved
and in good cultivation. There is an EXCEL
LENT HOUSE, and (also) good stable
on it.
Another parcel consists Of $50 ACRES, adj
Joining the first This last is well .imbered and
is good land The house is near The Harrison
burg and Warm Spring Turnpike Road, and is
an excellent Tavern Sand The anls will be
sold on easy terms. Inquire Of a. Lapore on
the premises, Or OF the Undersigned.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY.
MAY %, 1S5I-dts.
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West Point Cadet.

franklin Winfield, of Rockingham,
has been recommended by our representa-
tive in Congress, and great many Of the
members of the Va. Legislature, and nu-
merous Influential private citizens Of his
Distriet,to the President of the u. S.. as a
suitable person to be appointed Cadet
from this Congressional District Of Viz
gihia
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DISSOLUTION.

sTp II E partnership heretofore existing between
q the undersiguedu nJer the name aud style
Of G. s. NJ. fiirsh, was this DAY dissolved by
mutual consent.
Mason Hirsh having purchased the entire
interest Of Gabriel Hrsh ia the late firm. is alone
authorized to receive debts due 10 the said g.
x NJ, Hirsh, and will pay all debts due from
said firm.
MAY % 1881
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MASON HlRSH

~ ESPECTFUL.LY informs the friends OF
"a. the late firm of G. & NJ. Hirsh, and the
public generally, that he has on hand large,
seasonabe and desirable stock OF goods -which
he will offer at small profits.
He invites all persons in search OF bargains
and good Goods, to call aud examine his stock,
as he hopes to give satisfaction 10 all who may
favor him with their patronage.
MAY %, 1854.
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oo- HOLLOWAY'S piLLS.-Amona all the
Idle indictments Of the day. the names Of
which fill The common. ear 10 nausea, we would
not include Holisway's Pills, celebrated both
here and II Fs.ope, for ,heil wonderful cura-
tive crcpertes sound discrimination has
f.aeht us that their reputation is not ephemeral,
bu, solid substantial one. based upon long
and useful existence among the intelligent, the
refined, and the discerning. They are to be
met with in every portion Of The civilized Globe,
and in every spot their virtues are alluded to
with grateful enthusiasm, that well endorses
their capacity and virtues. They are not mere
y designed for special complaint, but are de.
puratives and cure, by removing from the sys.
lem elements Of disease thus operating. in all
extraordinary manner i'll most all disorders to
which human nature is sutJect,-Neee York
True National Democrat.
Max %, 1S54.--lW.
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u SIXTEEN of the hest Apolhecaries in Bal
timore say of SrABL ER'S ANODNNE CHER
RY EXpECTORANF for Coughs, &c, and OF
STABLER'S DIARRHEA CORDIAL for If
.Eetions of The Bolrels, that they "are satisfied
that they are medicines Of great value and vely
efficient for the cure Of the diseases for which
they are recommended, that they bear the evil
denee Of sktH aud cure in their preparation and
style of putting up SC. See advertisement
in another column.
April "a, 1854 i'm.
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MARRIED.

On the LIST inst, by the Rev. j Thrush, Nj.
RICHARD BAKER, and Miss AMIE M, eldest
daughter OF Rev. sam'l Martin. all of this
county.
On Sunday, the 2sth inst, by the Rev, John
Thrush Mr.. JOHN ScHMIT, and Mrs. SARAH
ANN MoRRIs, all OF this place.
In ff.rrisonburg, on the 29lh ult,, at Hills
Hotel, mir. JOHN T. HARRIS, and Miss VlReI-
MA MILLER.
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The Markets.

SrAuNTon June 5.-Flour 81 90. Core
SIS cents. Corn Meal 60 els. pet bushel. Ba
con--Hog Round Sets. Butter l6cts. Eggs
10. Apples 50cls per busheI.
RlcnMoNp. June Sc lohl sapr to ehiRpers
50; extra, TO S.-tamily, IS! To 81 Demand
for family very limited Wheat prime rcd and
white $I.95 and l.70 Bacoh--llcg Rounc
y 1-2aS.
BALTIMORE June 2-Flour-Saes 81 25oC
ools at SIS. so $50. Wheat-sella at 81 90 I
2 05 tnr white and Sal 30 for red. Eorn--
White 74a77 .,eGow SO cents per bushel-
Oa;-45a4tc. 4ye-1o4al il.
ALExANtjRrA June 2-Floal, s,0ca8 S5.--
Wheat /. seal IS per lushe. Corn 72a7s cents
Butter, 1Sa20
WINCHESTER June 2,-Flour S.0oas Co.,
/Nheat $40 Oats A. Corn SO.
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Liquors! LiquOrs!!

TETiNES.-Champaigne Clare,, Old Reserve
w. Madeira, Sherry, Old Port, Hook and
Muscat.
BRANDIEs.-O,ard, Dicpry i Co, Heuurs.
sey aud Catawba.
MISUNDERSTANDING, kerr's and Com
mon Schiedam Schnapp's, Regents Punch,
Slongh'on, and Dr. Green's celebrated Bilers
Tonic Ale, Philadelphia and London Porter aud
Sparkling Cider in P.. Bottles just received and
for sale at HARPER & BRO.
Nav s, 1854
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Laird & Trimble.

THAvE on hand, at their Drug Store, on
Id Main Street, good assortment OF Port
Monies, Pearl. Velvet. Morocco, aud Leather,
for Ladies and Gentlemen Buff, Gum, and
Dress Combs, all sorts; Cigar Cases, French
Pocket Books, Tooth Brushes at all prices, aud
Soaps, plain aud fancy pertumed. for shaving
and washing, III the greatest variety. Also, :,
few fine Port Follos, &c., &C., together with
numerous other articles.
MAY 90. 1s54.-S. & H. COPY.
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WESTERN VA, MARBLE WORKS.
Staunton, Va.
j. G. MARQUIS,

HAS just received from the North most
N splendid supply oil Italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
fombs Monuments, head and foot stones, table
and Bureau tops. Also, some of the very
uea,es, and mos, chasie designs for Cemetery
purposes, with Lambs carved 10 lay on the tor.
Pastery, Paint, aud Muller stones constantly on
hand. He dal'ers himself 10 do as good work
as any in Virginia, AMI certainly the best that
can be done in the county. Carving aud letter.
ing done i'll The ncatest and best manner and
not scratched on as is done by those who at
tempt 10 do that which they know nothing
about. He hopes from his long experience al
the business and doing good work to merit
liberal share OF the patronage which has been
extended 10 him Ioi the last four years in this
place.
All orders from tho country will receive
prompt attention.
May Is, 1884.
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HATS.

"a HITE i PATTON have just opened a
SsW handsome assortment OF Hats, to wit !:
0akford, new style 10 Satin finish mole skin ;
Gardens mole skin hats, Baltimore Clipper
style; Gents white Otter fur, hard and soft fin
ish Planters, Rockland, Magyar, and all the
varous styles of Brush, Leshorn, palm leaf,
and Boys and chidrens, which viii lie sold
low.
May ], 1854.
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The Conner Stone.

As we are going TO press Saturday
morrne1 the people are gathering in
hom all quarters to witness the laying OF
the Corner Stone Of the new Episcopal
Church. Numerous persons are here from
distance.
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Election of Councilman.

Col. John B. Baldwin having resign
ed his sratin the corporation council, on
Friday night last, NJ. G. Harman, Esq,
was unanimously chosen to supply the va
cancv.
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Foreign News.

!Fhe Asia arrived on the ist inst. She
brings nothing new from the Eastern war.
Cotton had declined, and Flour advanced
Is. Cd, Corn is. and wheat ID.
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g. The Valley Democrat says, owe
are pleased 10 learn that Gustavus Camp
bell, Of I.uray. Page county, a son of "a
worthy mechanic OF that place, has been
appointed Cadet to West Point, through
the influence Of the Hon. Chas. J. Faulk-
Nor -
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.yOism III. BvecAeMridse 4 Son


Wholesale and Retail G,ocers,
"a RE now receiving from The Northern cit.
Ga les, per Central Railroad,
Sugars.
% hhds P r and N Sugars. so bbs oil
white and yellow Coffee Sugars, do. Pulver.
ised do do, 10 do Crushed do do, boxes Loaf
Molasses.
IL hhds P R Muscovedo and Casdenos, Is
bbls do do, 25 half bbls do do, do Golden
Syrup do, Boston Syrup do.
Coffees.
Is bags Green Rio, Is bags Manila do, lC
Government Java.
Candles.
40 boxes Adamanliue, 10 do Sperm, - dc
Tallow.
Salt.
100 Sacks Marshall Salt, so Gro. Alum do
BRANplEs.=-H enessey, Cognac, Penet Cas-
tilon, Jules Robins, Blackberry, Raspberry
Larender and Cherry.
VINES Sherry, Madeira, Port. Malaga. Lis
bon and Otter.
WHisKEY bourbon, Mononohalia, Oil Rye,
very fine, Arab Essence OF Punch Superior
article.
SundrieS.
English Dairy and Chester. Cheese, Macca-
roni, Mustard, Ground Pepper, Pickles, Fish,
Sauces, Ginger Starch, Mace, AlIsrice, 1obae-
co, Cigars, Churrs, Buckets, Blooms, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes, and many other articles in oul
line, all of which will be sold low.
Nav Is 1852
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Great Bargains,
In Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CHEAP STORE,
N. E. Corner 18th g. Market Streets
PHIL A D < l. p r ! A.
TO THELADIES!

Rich Style Mcnsline dc LANES al l2-2
l8 "a, and IS cents.
New Style Barege tie LANES from s22 Il
37-2 cetis
Black Alpschas at Il ., 1894, 25. 81. 81
"A and 80 cents.
French Lawns, Fast Colors, al 1872, Is Sd
aud IS cents.
French Figured aud Plain Bareges, 25, 81
and 81 cents.
French and Scotch Ginshams al IL 2, IS Sd,
and 25 cents.
Madona Cloth at IS 3.4, IS. 81 81, so and
60 cents.
Mousine de Beige at Is ga. % and g. cents
! Black Ffench Bombaaines al Is, 81, 81 90
to 81 IS
Rich Plaid Silks al 81, 81 90, IL ., and
1 25
High Lusre Black silks at So, IS, 81, s 90
to So
English and American CHIMES at 6,s, 10
and i2.2cents.
Rich Style Furniture Chinzss at 1872 and
1S3 cts
Gentlemen & Boys Wear.
Black French Cloths fiom So 10 g.
Black aud Fancy CassImeres from IS TO
81 so.
Sa,liueis in all colos at 81, SO. 60 and IS
cents.
Linen Drillings aud Checks al 25, 81, and 80
cents.
Kentucky Jeans and Cottonades.
Black Satin and Marseilles Veslings.
GastmeIe,s and Summer Cloths.
Striped and Plaid Coaiings aud Nan
keens.
furnishing Goods.
Marseies and Imperial Quilts from s. 80 10
90.
Dmily Quilts all sizes, 81 IS, so, TO-
Sheeling Musins all widths, from IL , 10
81 cents,
Table Linen all widths, from g. 10 81 90.
Napkins al 10, IL 2, Is 3 4 and IS cents.
Towlings in great variety.
Scotch Diaper all widths.
Tick nes and Furniture Checks. -
Furniture Dilnity al II 2. Is 34 and Is,
Buff Window shadeing from 80 inches to Sc
wide.
| Pillow Case Linen and Muslius
| Table aud Piano Covers, &C., &c.
Wholesale and retail at
| V. +. ARCHAAlBAULT.
Store for Bargains N. f. corner OF 18th and
! Market sts., Phliad'a.
| May Is, 1851.
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MM RS. SMITH respectfully informs the la
Avn dies that she has handsome assorlmen,
OF Bonnes on hand, which she will sell ont
cheap before The close Of the season. Ladies
Bonnels made and lined, and trimmed to order
handsome assortment oil Ribbons for Bonnes
large variety OF French Stays, cheap, all OF
which will be found al the Store.
Main street, one door below the Union Hall
Stanton, Va
June 5, 1881.
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One or THE :, 900 SlaNERs.--The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Richmond En-
quiler remarks that veiy good common
tary upon the protest of the 5000 clergy
men against the passage Of the Nebraska
bill, is found in the fact that one of them
the Rev G.. N. Adams of New Hamp-
shire, has run off with daushte Of anoh-
er of the signers, after stealing $4,000 from
a widow lady. He is fine fellow to
speak Gin the name of the Almighty God, =
but he is found out, and think we had
better search the record further. He is
not the only black sheep in that flock.
a5. On the first Of July next, the Facul-
of the University of Virginia will appoint
State Students from the following, besides
other districts;
Frederick, Jefferson and Clarke.
Shenandoah, Page, Warren and Hardy.
Augusta and Rockbridge.
Allegheny, Bath, Highland, Pocahontas,
Botetourt, and half OF Roanoke.
Madison, Green, Culpeper, Orange and
Rappahannock.
Aes. A gambling establishment, in Cincin-
natl, was broken up by the police "a few
nights ago. ten gamblers were arrested, and
their apparatus ordered TO be burnt on the
city LOT. J. w, Kelley, game-keeper, l..
Vial and Chas. Pelton, door keepers, were
fined 500 and costs. n. Baer, Lewis
kibby and Jos. b. BaleoG fer playing the
game of aRondo' in the y, were each
cd fined $25 and costs s4aH all hands were
committed in default of payment,
a5,A Washington letter says 1.-THE
Supreme Court to-day reversed the ruling
Of the court below on the question of
damages in the case of Mccormick VS..
Seymour g. Morgan fer an infringement OF
Mccormick 5 third patent for improve
ments on his reas.ing machine, sending the
case back for new trial. But this deci-
sion snstains Sir. MeGormieks patent to
the fullest extento
WILNlNGToN, Del. May 3l.-=Two OF
Dupont's powder wagons blew up this
moraing, inside ol the city limits. The
drivers and all the horses were killed.
A stone house near by, was blown down
and it is supposed that all the inmates are
killed. Bishops Lees residence was bad
" injured Two barns were fired, and
are still burning. 1t is supposed twenty
were killed and wounded. Fifty build.
ings were damaged.
ISsAsE We learn from the South Side
Democrat that Wylie Hight, of Prince
Georges County, took his gun few days
ago. and attempted TO shoot one of his ser
wants. He had previously given evidence
Of mental alteration, A court of magls
trates decided that he was Insane, and he
was ordered 10 be taken to the asylum al
Williamsburg,