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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

GETTING RID OF CATERPILLARs.-We have
standing in our back yard, says the editor of the
Townsville Watchman, a beautiful mulberry
tree, the leaves of which, some three weeks since
were being entirely eaten up by caterpars. Be-
ing informed of process to get rid of them, we
tried it, and are happy 10 announce the success Of
the experiment. With common sized gimbet,
we bored hole into the body of the tree, some
two inches deep, perhaps, which we filled with
sulphur, and then plugged up the hole. In a
short time, say forty-eigbi hours, they were seen
crawling about the yard, and in less than six days
not one was to be found remaining on the tree.
Young leaves are now putting forth from the
limbs which they had stripped. This is sinplc,
and we believe a sure way, of getting clear Of
these pests, and many valuable fruit trees nigh,
he preserved by following it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

A NOVEL TRANsACTIoN.-The Buffalo New
York; Democrat relates the following. Our com
merca editor furnishes with the following fact
which deserved record ere it is lost A well known.
successful and liberal wheat operator on the docx,
proposed short time since to another gentleman
similarly engaged, that they should, together, in.
vest sum Of money in wheat. the profits, if any,
10 be donated to the service Of Christianity. The
other, however, declined, which made the author
OF the proposition the earnest, and he at once
purchased wheat to the value Of $4,000 on the
account Of the church. When the returns came
he found The operation TO have yielded profit
OF fifty per cent, which amount OF 81 500 he turned
over at once to the cause, by placing it in the
hands Of the Rev. DR.. Lord This is casting bread
upon the waters in a manner as novel as charac.
terstic,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

THE BoMBARDMET OF GREYrowN.-We pre-
sumo that by Monday morning. If not 10 day, Ibs
President will send 10 the House his reply TO tho
very considerable and proper resolution Of M
Chandler, calling for information concerning the
facts upon which Commander HulIins Of the CT
yane was ordered to infct summary punish
ment upon the lawless fIeeboo,ers recently COD
gregated at San Juan or Greytown. We preds
that this answer will at once spike the guns Of Is
many Journals now engaged in making caPIn'
against President Pierce, by retailing false Stale
menls concerning the circumstances involved, %
order to justify their insidous comments upon H.
-IVaShiugtOH Star.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

IT WILL NEVER Do TO TELL 1T OUT so.-The
N. Y. Sunday Atlas, in speaking of new idea,
which is in vogue among some Of the bonnet
saloons. says:
ga lady friend of ours, in making some calls
upon the fashionable millinery establishments IN
Broadway, after making her purchases at one Of
them, was politely invited into back room, whe re
she was invited to take glass of wine. We did
not ask her whether she refused or not, but she
informed US that The department seemed devoted
exclusively TO the purpose of treating their Gus.
toners. This is another step in the march Of
civilization. We poor male bipeds will have to
keep sharp look out for our wives and daughters,
lest they be Induced, while in state OF semi
lntoxication, 10 spend more money in fnery than
the law allows. Tipping is getting to be fash.
ionabe vice among the ladies', and there are already
several splendid saloons in Broadway, which they
visit exclusively for the purpose, unattended by
their lords.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04
CNDA.

The editor OF the Alexandria Gazette. published
in Louisiana, has been expanding some time among
his brother FIllibusters in New Orleans, and
writes joyousy home 10 his paper as follows:
The fate Of Cuba is sealed. Nothing short of
the hand Of Omnipotence can save her now and
the Queen OF the Antilles may set about preparing
wedding dress for her marriage to Uncle Sam.
1t does not matter straw whether we kick I'D a
war with her about the Black Warrior case or let
that take its place among the thousand and one
other indignities we have mpalienily endured
There Is an expedition on loot, having for its OBJ
lect her overthrow, OF characte altogether too
formidable TO admit loop upon which TO hang a
doubt. This is positively true, and what is a iue
remarkable, there is disguise whatever about
1t. Men talk Of 1t here event beyond the
surveillance of chance. "There is no such word
as fail" Blatherskite meetings are not held, nor
risbes excited by symbolic givings out OF
any my sterious hints. But what amnunts 10 some
thing more and better, hundred subscription
books open, and state fact within my
knowledge, that nearly half million Of dollars
has been subscribed in New Orleans, and paid in.
Any one can see these books, witness the paying
down OF cash by what may call a countless throng
crowding around them. and fork over whatever he
may deem proper. Munitions OF war, huge can.
non, muske's, powder, &C., leave here almost
daily for New York, and large bodies Of emigran:s
are pressing forward to the Rio Grande. Up to
this time these public movements have encoun.
tered no obstacles, nor will they in future. Men
have charge of the expedition now who are not
hafbrained fools, but energetic PRACTICAL business
operators. They will start with the sinews Of war
-money-wiih picked men-not the rag-tag-and.
bob-tal OF large ctes-and with appointments for
an emergency.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04
General O,DOMMcll.

Gen. Don LeOpoIdo O'DonnclI, Count &c
Lucrna, the head and front of the Spanish insur-
rcction. is old officer OF the Spanish Guard, and
renowned for his courage. He made himself
famous in The seven years war against Don Carlos
and was one of the first to attach himself 10 the
liberal and constitutional monarchy OF Isabella
After the war, a command was confded to him in
the northern provinces. In lS4l he seconded the
movement against the r.gency of Espartero which,
not succeeding, ODOnnell left Spain, but he re-
turned two years after, when Esparlero had fallen
he was then nominated Captain General Of Cuba.
After this he became turbulent member Of the
opposition but Navarez did moi scruple to entrust
him with the important functions OF Director
General Of cavalry, from which, however, he was
subsequently, dismissed by MuriIlo. In February
last he ordered by the Queen into exile, but
secreied himself in Madrid and it is now known
that the movement to have taken place on the
25rh instead of the 2sIh OF June. o Donnell,
during the three nights which proceeded it. abso-
luteIy walked about the streets of Madrid IN full
uniform, waiting for the favorable moment. He
possesses, ii is said, very Jnrge fortune, and
makes his present expeditions en- prime, in chase
and four.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

MUNIFfCENT DoNATIoNs.-At a meeting OF lhs
Trustees of Furman University, on Wednesday,
the Board having determined to increase the saIa.
ries OF the Professors and seeing the necessity Of
enlargng The cndowmen Mt, nineteen thOus sand dol.
lars was Immediately subscribed by le" gentle.
Of the Board. Reverend J.tmes P Boycp, Of
Columbia, giving ten thousand dollars. R. G.
Pressly, Esq. two thousand. Other gentlemen
whose names we have not YET learned, handsome
donations. How gratifying to every liberal mind
TO see much ACTS This noble Institution must
succeed, with such men IN charge of its destiuns
We congratulate the excellent corps Of Professors
on the Increase OF their snlarirs-a measure 50
just to them, snd justified by the libsruy of The
friends Of the Institution.
GrcPnUiUe MOunt0iaccr
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04
"ARETHERE ANY ABoLIT1oNIs1s Anoxc...

"ARETHERE ANY ABoLITIoNIs1s AMoxcs.
We fine in the Picayune of This NOR ninp n. vs. Is,
lowing thrilling local rumOr: "'
ga fact OF a startling nature came to our tr,.,
edge yesterday. Two negro men, runaways r,"r
the coast above The city, were arrested ;D.,
they were in the act oil going on board an IN ,,a
steamboats, Cincinnati boat, we were iulo,n.TI
IL appears from the confession OF third ro,o'
our informant, gentleman OF unqueslioned w
raclty, that there Is regularly organized plan h.
the crews Of certain boats-of course without ~
knowledge of the officers Of the boats-to lndno.
the negroes to run away from plantations, Coma
down to the city and go on board, when they ar,
i'm mediately taken care Of aud secreted by IL.
crew, and finally carried off to be landed in lr..
State. How long this system has been carried On
of course we annot say; but 1t is enough TO know
that it is carried on. This may account 10 maDv
of our coast planters and others for missing slaves
1t not only becomes the duty OF the police 10 BE-
on the watch on the levre for cases of this kind
but owners OF saves-ps rticularly coast planters
should keep close eye upon the movements Of
these rascalIy boat crews when at their lcvess
taking in wood or discharging freight. We rus,
this hint may not be disregnrded.'
Ne1c Orleans Dclta
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Terms Of Subscription
Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements will be inserted 81 per for the first
and each subsequent insertion A square
ssrs oil thirteen lines less, this letter.
unable deduction will be made those who adVer
Isc by the year.
Double column advertisement will be charged IS
additional on the usual rates.
Advertisements inserted monthly quarterly 81 per
for each insertion
Obituaries Tribute of Respect Religious meetings, and
Benevolent societies. will be charged half the Advert sing
rates.
For announcing candidates for Office SO in advance.
Professional and Business Cards exceeding lines
will be inserted at s. year. not exceeding square 49,
&T Letters business be addressed 10 the PTOpre
tors post paid, to ensure attention.
OF Subscribers and others who may wish send money
Io US, do all times Ly mail, aid at risk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

CABBAGE WoRMs.-John Farrar, one Of the
most practical farmers in the State, says these
destructive insects may be destroyed in the f0I
lowing easy and simple way:
Break off large leaf from The bottom Of The
cabbage, and place on the top upper side down
Do this in the evening and in the morning you
will find near quite all the worms each cab
bage have taken up their quarters this IeaI-
Take off The leaf and kill them. or feed them to
the chickens, and place the leaf buck if there DO
any more TO catch.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

No CHANCE FOR YANKEES One co,ros,or
oent from Nebraska tells ga story" WHICH il raber
hard He says: 1t seems to be a purnose g,,<.
pe"se to have it a slave Stale. There is q story
abroad, that at all the ferries over The Misso,r;
river they have COW tied, and committee -
watch oil Immigrants. The committee ask Of eacb
immigrant what animal thrI is If he savs 81
coa0, al! "ell-he goes over. But # h., ,nsw.,s
." Eeoac.' ih"y turn him back,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

Calico is great promoter dizziness. lfyoung
men wish to accomplish anything OF moment, eth
er with head or hand, they must keep clSar of the
institution entirely. A pair of sweet lips pink
waist, and pressure OF two delicate hands will
as much unhinge ii man, as three levers, the mea.
sells, large sized whocpng cough, pair Of !ock
jaws, several hydrophobias aud the d,cior's BILL
1t is an exchange says this we wouldn't, Of
course,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

WHITE BLACKBERRrEs.-The New AIhspv
Qnd.) Tribune says: Now don't laugh at The
seeming incongruity of the thing. A friend of
ours from Franklin township laid on our ia bic
yesterday, a fine specimen of qchlte berries.
gathered from the common blackberry bush
They are equal in favor to any blackberry we
ever ate, and would make splendid preserve
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

The Hot WEATHER.-There were some half
a dozen cases Of sun stroke Of men at work in
New York on Friday last, and omnibus horses
fell down dead under the heat of the suns rays.
The thermometer stood at 1920 at several points
in the North and West. An uncommonly long
drough has prevailed and everything is dried and
burned up for want Of rain. There was refresh.
ing rain here on Sunday, and the temperature has
been more pleasant stree. The thermometer has
not ranged near as high on an average at Norfolk
for several weeks, il has at points lu.lher
North, where the SEA breezes do not prevail
N0rJ0Lk Beacon.
Why have bulls an aversion to Crimson? Be-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

COOP CEMENT.-Take some common lime a%
mix ii with quantity OF tar-just enough TO maj"
a tough dough. Use it quick, because it beco""
hard in a few moments, and will never soak
crumble. This is first rate cement for the pO''
pose OF making swine trough, iced boxes, cave
troughs and many other things.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

Is THE WAR AZ AN END The Car is re-
ported TO have uttered the following language:
What is hcnceforIh to be relied upon 7" he IL
said to have remarked. elf the Emperor OF Aus
rria and the King Of Prussia fail in their most
honorable and dearest sentiments, and Austria
employs against me all The resources OF her tradi-
tiOnai skill, she miseads Prussia, | know but
what ingraIiiude! The King Of Prussia aud the
Emperor OF Austria have therefore forgotten all
they owe me. But for me and my armies. both
one and the other would have ceased 10 reign.
alone saved them; but do they think tha, all is
over, and that they are in safety! II only
thought Of vengeance, should allow their ene-
mics to have :heir way. and the thing would be
soon over they would pay dear for the injury
they seek to do me. The Emperor of Austria
announces tu me declaration OF war. | will not
commence it, but will wait for il; bat let him be
certain that if feel inclined TO remain in the
PrincipalIies, no one shall make me leave them.
War, real war, war on grand scale, has no, yet
commenced il will soon commence, IL am div
en- TO it; an army of 100000 men will be in
march, and then we shall see,''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

A HoosIER's ADvIcE.-When a young man
head begins to " run on aabssIer shoulder :.
exquisite ankles, and similar pxci:in goods
must either be " shut up" discontinue bus'9e~
and travel. or else T" jine !" some interesting Pe"
Of calico for life.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

A traveller in England, observing Peasans,,
work, and seeing he was taking it remarkably CO."
said:
"My friend, you dou'r appear to sweat any,
Why, no, master, six shillings week ~"
sweating wages"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04
Progress of the Cholera.

New YORK, July 81.
The total number Of deaths in this city last week
were ll4O, including 24l from cholera.
In Philadelphia 500, including 80 from cholera.
In Boston the deaths from cholera were 10
At the State Prison l25 cases but no deaths had
occurred.
Baltimore is still free from the disease
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

CHARLESTON, August 2.
Two hundred and twenty bales Of cotton were
sold at from ii 10 Zoe.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

1t is reported in Washington shat Col. Wn 'Ss%
of North Carolina, has accepted the aPPc'"'Mws, Mar.
OF Charge dc Affairs 10 Nicaragua. and Nj c".,e
lin, OF The Nashville Unaon, Charge 10
mala
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04
CHARLOTTE
FRIDAY MORNING, Aug. A, 1854.
Glory Enough for One Day!
Whole Democratic Ticket Elected!
BRAGG, WALKER, BLACK and MYER
VICTORIOUS IN MECKLENB URG II

Mr. BRAGG received over Mr.. Crage's vote
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY!
We held back our paper few hours TO enable
10 give the result Of the election in :hs county.
We have full returns from each precinct. Capt,
Walker is elected Senator by a majority Of 60 ;
Black, by 363, and Myers by 266, to the Com
mons.
We append below the vote at each box:
RE.CIIRNS QE NECK. E.NRIIRLS CQIlNTY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

The brother Of Ex- President Fillmore died 10
IN Minnesota OF cholera.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-04

Why have bulls aversion to Crimson! Be-
cause their freely isS species q Hate.rcd.
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RETURNS OF MECKLENRURG COUNTY.
Commons

F. c.. Grier ls elected Sheriff by majority
of 293.
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TRxAsuRY DgrAKraKsr, January 4, 1854
Notice hereby gwen holders Of The following described
States this department prepared
chase any the date hereof and the nt ofJune
portions amounting the
million dollars in
TONED, 10 witi
any contingent competition, within stated,
preference will be given la the order Of in which said
may offered The certificates duly assigned United
States by parties who the thereof must
be transmitted this department. upon the receipt Whereof a
price wiI paid compounded Of following particulars
!. The par value, specified in each certificate.
q the stock Of the loan authorized by the ACT OF
July, 1885, redeemable November ~ 1856 OF cent on he
stock OF the authorized by the Of 1892 redecmbe ss
cember 1902 OF fifteen and half per cent on the STOCK Of m
authorized by the of Si7 and isis and
Jst December 1867, and ue latter on INC ~
June 1885, weniyonc per cent? and on he ssock o
edeemabe on the s !" Deoe
ber 1854 commonly called indemnify ten per cent
80 Interest on the par certificate from the Isl OF January
1854 10 the date settlement at the treasury Win he
allowance for the money reach the owne OF days interest
In addition. = ,
be made drafts OF the Treasurer OF
The United staes boston, New YORK,
or Philadelphia, as parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dsJune secretary oi INC treasury
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n *. CBArB tcftIiS's Commercial College, located
W. No ~ Baltimore Baltimore Maryland The osensie
object Of this institution place in the reach Of individuals prop
facilities obtaining thorough and practical
ton young obtain knowledge OF
general business In ~ weeks than acquired
many years in counting house.
The Of study embraces doubecn hookeepnr and s
various ~
tile calculations taught according the methods
Practical penmanshp combining npdv Of execution beauty
Of construction Lectures mercantile law,
poan mercantile subjects beside other for
book business understand The
complete the
There bring vacation, applicants enter and
both and evening Examinations held
and diplomas awarded 70 ese who graduate For sc ve
u circular forwarded by mn l.
Nov Ia-lvdhcp
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baltimore raoad from baltimore to Wheeing
Meeting there oh he large, and splendid steamers Of As
line Oaio ndthe stages 10 Zanesple, &c
expeditions being thoroughly completed,
finishing Board Tree Tunnel, and being
travellers confidently
advantages and low fares The
road The stupcndou and attractive character
The express mail Baltimore daily p.
directly through Wheeling $3.50 niies IN 10 or 10 hours
cludDg all soppage there al or 3,
passengers Baltimore lay lodging
Cumberland, !9 me and proceed thence TO Wheeling in the
morning.
daily, meeting Baltimore
junction, thete the Relay House
Baltimore.
Wheeling unnvalled the Union
which have been completed for this daily
with the and down the Ohio Gin
Louisville where Nashville SC,
the st. Louis aud New Orleans packets, be taken By those
ing funher
Passengers Columbus Tor prefer
OHIO and The West proceed
from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
The National road GAINESVILLE &c
by railroad
Passengers welsyile and Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will also ind this agreeable being
places.
y- Baggage through Washington Wheeling, and
"A charge To. transfer of passengers or baggage.
(wiI The lie anywhere the
toute) from Washington Wheeling 80 30; Cincinnati, Sill
Louisville, Sla-
Tickets Mr. Parsons agent railroad station,
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the
WM. PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent
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mo. oo5.l
IIyUs OVJs
Nc,TflE OF WITH

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL
IN PURSUANCE Of the the United States
bearing 18th Instant issued on e Representatives. and ~
hs ssaas 2. Zoe no. a ha he oe%as aetsd
hp situated Of Alabama and FLORIDA along the routes
from the hast place via Wetnmpsa E.on
Decatur and Aheps 70 the tennessee ne w De Withheld rom
der witi
in THE STATE or FLORIDA.
In tbs district subject TO sale al TALLAHAssKEs
81 as, and esi Of tss pytnopal iasrdaH
Townships I, q, OF ranges 2e 10 80, 81
Township 4, Of range ~,
SorA Of ins, and sst Of s pinep u.srtian.
Townships aud Q, Of range "a.
Townships q g. and g. Of 90 80 80, 81 and 81
IN THE STATE or ALABAMA.
Situated ia The district lands subject
NORTH Of s base line and east Of s principal msdian southern
surrey
Townships :. g, Of range J.
Townships =, e. 3, q, 81 Of ranges 9, TO- H. r.
In the district of lands subject 10 sale at cAnAwBA;
North Of the base line and east Of The principal meridian southern
Township g., range 10.
g. i ,s 49, 81 range s r.
Townships o. io n. 'a' so s. p. Of range ~
township. 81 ~ la a. IS 10, 30, 81.
townships To- ~ ia', 49,. Ia 49, TO- ~ 49,. 49, 30 81.
Townships IL r.. a'. Ia IS, 49, IL Is, range 49,
Township IL, OF range 90
In the of lands subject sale Tusc
North Of the base line and east Of the principal eidiaH 0atar"
Tow nships 80, "a, OF ranges II, H.
Townships 23-, 2is, of ranges l3, Ia.
Township 2J', OF range IS.
of line oest Of the principal man northern
Townships IT,, I6o, ~, 49, 49, 30 81, 81 Of raugel.
Townships 49, IL, ls 49,, 90, 81, 22 Of range
III, 49, 49,, 900, 81, %, of 3
Townships IS, l61 7 49,, 49, 2O', ai', %, OF a.
In district Of lands subject TO sale at IIusrsvILLE
the base line and e Of The principal meddn nsrthen
surrey.
Township i4t of range H.
Townships y, Q, 10, II, Ia, 49,, IL, Of
Townships p 3 A. s. TO- ~ ~ H. IA, of ranges ., d 2
Townships 9, 3, 4, s, 6,7 OF ranged
n district OF lands subject sale al MosTaossRyi
North Of c base line and east Of The principal meridian, soa
Townships 81 22t, pl range l6.
Townships 10, 20, 81, Of range II.
Townships IL, l5s, 10, 20, Of range H.
Townships III, ss. 49, OF ranges ~, 40
proposed branch railroad from Albany
order of President bearing date the
2lst utimo:
North Of tie base line and Of the principal merdan southern
surrey.
Township II, Of range IS.
Townships 49, IL, l2, of range PC.
Townships o. 10, II, IL, OF range27.
Townships 30, H. -, 10, Of range 2e 80
Townships 8, 8, 10, IL, H. i3 Of range 20.
Townships ii IL, 10, IA, of range 30.
Townships a. Is, Of range 81.
The townships marked thus having been already Withdrawn
previous notices.
Given under my General Land Office, The city
Washington, this 3Dh day OF March, 1854.
y JOHN WILSON,
Mar 3l--lawl3w' Commissioner
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

GssrpIb LssD oFucN, April s, 1884,
WHRREAs by approved 27th March, 1854
w titled An Of lands reserved for
railroad purposes public lands (Which have heeu
o. be- Withdrawn Of proposed rail
roads md rho had settled thereon such hdraca shall be
entitled 20 pesmp'on al ne ordinary minimum, TO the lHnds set
tied on and cultivated by shall their
rights according 10 such prescribed
by the secretary Of the nterr before the day
that he hred by The Presidents
of said lands markell
Public notice Is hereby given, by direction
INTERIOR that all such settlers will be
emPon given by the nid act, furnishing
which =
predcated Of ene the right ~
provisions
made by such the whdrnwa
The sstedno "decaraon OF
def the provided
fore the dny Presidents
The restoration Of said lands to
JOHN WILSON
Apit-aswGw CORNERSTONE.