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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

A correspondent of the American
Asricultorisi give. the following as the
best treatment FOR bonsfeloDA
Ny practice with bons-fsions. Il to di
rect poaiiies Of bread and milk, ilaz-
seed. or slippery elm. for fe~ days,
perhaps hse. and then make deep and
free iBcisioa 10 ies the matter osi,--
When lhis praeiioe has been followed
| hsse never sson any loss q bone OF
siiiieaed fingers on the eonirary, where
timely opening has been Neglected one
Or she oshsr of lkese easoalliss has Ire
qseuiiy rssoiiea.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
A Tailor tu . Dilemma.


The GLORIOUS uncertainty of the law"
isproverbial, n striking instance Of which
occurred the other day in the County
Court of Marylebone, where an unfortu-
nate tailor sought to recover the sum of
60 for clothes furnished to an ingenious
customer. Taiiors, more, perhaps, than
any other class Of tradesmen, are the
victims OF knavery, at the mercy Of ac-
complished sharpers, who ply their call
ing The more effectively when they have
a well-made coat on their backs which
had never been paid for. In the case
TO which we refer, the unfortunate tailor
imagined, no doubi, that he had "grounds
of aciton"--for he had executed the or
der and delivered the goods. Poor mis-
guided man lie knew nothing Of the
working Of that glorious constitution" !"
under which he lives-nothing Of the
operation of those statutes, every one of
which, by fiction Of law, he is presum-
ed to be acquainted with.
When be had proved his case, as he
foolishly supposed, be was asked the
kind Of buttons which he had placed on
the garments for the amount of which
he sued. He answered without hesila-
ton
"Cloth buttons"
The Judge eyed the defendants law
yer with surprise
Pray what has such question to
do with the case =
"Very much" was the pert rejoinder,
"as shall presently show and ac-
cordngly, the learned gentleman, 10 the
as,onishment Of every one certainly 10
the astonisbment Of the unfortunate TAI
lor-began 10 quote acts of William Ill,
acts Of Queen Anne, and acts Of George
J., giving, in each case, chapter and
verse with the mos, cool and unblush.
ing precision, proving that the making
OF "cloih buttons" was declared Illegal
and thai the unhappy plaintiff, SO far
from being in position 10 recover a
Just debt, had no, only forfeited his claim
bot had rendered himself liable TO heavy
penalties for making his buttons Of cloth
when they ought to have been made oI
BRASS.
Il is here enacted" said the accom-
plished legal exeaSator, "that no person
in England shall make, sell or sew on
any clothes, buttons or button bolei
made, or bound with cloth, serge. cam
lets, OF druggets, or any other sluH, IN
der a penalty Of forty shillings for sy
cry dozen buttons 80 made and the pro
visions further direc, that no man car
recover for clothes. made without brssl
buttons"
A, the close Of this notable speech, I
roar Of laughter. according 10 The report
prooeeded from the persons who wer'
in the Court. Everybody laughed bu
the poor tailor For hin these sssor'
statutes, 50 giibIy quoted, were no laugh
ing matlerh The Judge iound sha
these aessswhieh had been passed TO en-
courage the Birmingham button trade
in the good cid days Of pro'ees'on' In
never been repealed and the resul
was thai the tailor Mas nonsuiIed, an
impadenily told by sbe man who hs
cheated him-ibaI be woeld be proceed
ed Assiusi for the recovery ID the pea
allies specified 10 the arts.
E,Eopeaa Tms,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

The wife u the owner " oHe q the la
dana free banks beng 10 coaPany Sih
sosns frien1s. the sll-ab~oreing tsnne nj en-
80 beoane thc tbeae of eoagefs.1n. The
l.Ag Aboye fefcred u. rrnarks,d hal shs
hos,-N her hasbands ssut would -tsoid oui
al the fall rains cana ofl--i1 uisi e.se
there wosid b. NJ dsngsr a as 5seakllg
before neat MAY" Wheu in.errpsaise 81
an oapisnst,sal sAe gsFe a. Inc FeAson -
tlsr isfh thai sAs "a hrs, thsi tiss pa4rt n
ularh the bsnt was i.rstnd couile "a b
sppRa shos sileg ths sali rails, On seeoasI
q The m14
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
Tinhooih, 18th Nov, 1884


fcorr-.B tdrnos q ii,s Radsns County Bs,sid
CHcAGo, ~ Nov IS, 1854
Afier = very pleasant saiumn. winter
has commenced Ia the West ia good
earnest The frsi coid wind Of The
season swept bowling over the praifies
on Sunday Srning lasi, and before
night the ground was covered Wiih snow
aud The Thermometer nj 2sT Monday
morning. Was lime TO make every Nex-
Englander think Of home and The pasi,
n the merry jingis Of sieish bsils ~as
beard slong the streeIs. B1i sieighihg
here Il bot An aggrasAl,oa 10 one n 10
baa eajOyei il Ia Ses Ehsland. Before
could get TO my window 10 iook at the
happy couple the jingle u whose bells
6rsi struck rsy ear, ii,elf slsish ~ss gra
ting slsal y sycr barr grpand, 20 uneven
~ had ihc uiuis di.ribuieA he liiilg
snoE sbich Lad fallen. Sngs hi.d sgch
eoiA vesihsr are qaiis pRssaal n ihis
early day n ihe Wees. Has h not oc-
esrfss 10 yos iha, The siaIsrs have
bosn. Cor ibe lac, teu yearN grVssng
nilasF 10 ihs Eaa asg logger snd asaas
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

gun. which he called fusce. aud cnr.
RED Il 70 the Council Of Satisfy
Th. party, ancr Killing IRISH. wen,
to Clarendon aud, aner making what
examinations they could ahoni the To-
~ camp, returned 10 Arlington.
There was a young woman at the
house Of VIM. lii.h during these trans
actions, whose name was Potter, the
daughter Of widow who lived in Clar.
endon about one mile ard half distant
The narraiive she gave Of what was
done aud said between Clouch and these
two brothers, was the same rs that re-
lated hy Clongh. She said further. that.
a. soon ~ John Irish ard Clough len
the house, William proposed TO follow
them. lie had changed his clo;hes,--
was putting on his stockings aud shoes.
when the guns were fired. When the
first gun sounded, he said, -" John has
shot Clough." When the second gun
sounded. be said ,--"l must 90 Taking
one stocking and shoe in his hand, he
ran to the nearest woods Ia the opposite
direction from where the guns were
fired
1t has always been said, and, | be-
lieve, never coniradicted, that lac went
directly to Burgoyne's army, aud never
returned until after the peace of 'S3.
The property Of these two brothers
was confscated.
The friends of these men gave q very
different account of this transaction.
They said Allen went to Irish's house
for the express purpose OF killing him.
that Irish had no gun.--tha, he was
called out OF his house, unarmea, and
that when they got him into The woods
they murdered him. have heard the
wife of John Irish state this in strong
language, more than once. But the
most Of those who had the best opporiu
nifty of learning the facts in the case
did not think Allen bad any intention
Of killing Irish when he went there
but that the killing was the result o'
what occurred after the parties came
together. Those best acquainted will
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they could shool do"n 'i'e "''''e' -"'''
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por'lon OF ms "h'sNer' ne put up h'
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
Fancy Goods.

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sfrsss ssas esssAsf, - Grssrsafa.-- ff'.irsssss
a. n AIsaaaar 80 n D, kaAst. nsaltH, tirF =
frfa A. rsts - nats<eias $50 ofaf ctlfifAts@
fatAs fatss IA shf eiiaiisi ne ts.sits tslrf4as
Aiirfssisat ssis4sasi sf1 fi.asff sss-sta,t-i q
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

LISCOMB 4 OSGOOD,
su.lsps ~ ErsH, ur.onruor or
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hardware, stoves aud Mellow Ware,
Crsehsry, Itoots a shees, Hats q
vr Caps, Ready Made Cloth
ing, Ae., Ae- e7
Also, Agents Ef mt-t 81 the
Popular Patent Medicines Of ths day
CENTER RUTLAND, VT,
~ss tl,eoss ross e.ooOo.
H.P. HANSON,
Impor.t and MhsassAle Dealer an Rochelle fiAnsht
0tsrd and seisnstts Brshdies, ssyAn Gin, Jsniaies
.nd 81 csas Itlas, reotsh and trish whtkey,
wiss.' ss.', g sd ~ s.ss.s rect T.as. ON
-r MOsEs CURTIS,
M.nsf.eturer and Dezlsf In Cabinet Furniture,
cb.i,. Maurssse., Lcokins Glasses, Picture
Frams. snd Rssdy as5e catfa1s, iinntos'n'' behd-
ing, " ashinsss'n ~, kssaaas, ~ '-i
POND T. MORSE,
whelesaie md Retail DraeFsis, and ps.ists IN Per
famsry, Pane, Artssiss. Irassss, rheHids, bfsfe.'
Msln ,ifesi Ard aaaef the Bsfdwst fioassi wash
49,. 80. g,,sa.a m I'll
GEO. H. COLI g. co,
Nt.alsssis and H4ihD Dealer 10 Dfy Goods Crossf-
leo, cr.sksFy, BeaHinsisn Ensss.isdi fAiAn si.s,
shd rtgss Nsfs, fiatd izmIsf Csmrhehe, Ana
Burning flaids Ne hetthhSit NV htA ef
Dspot, k.flssa, ~ b-b
hi TORRANCE,
NanstArfafrr uf HufnsSses Saddle, Brides HAlisrs
| RHrs4Asts., AZ, Ae-, No. Para Kew HsSsas
VI ~
CLARK & BRorHERs.
I n.,l.r, An Matrhss rio<ks. Isw~irg, Silver Nsrs
! faaey cooss Ae-. Fefsiss' Baiie,ns, M" tbs ps
! pot, hsti44d,gL keaAssAF nsAi'i aohs ~ ep1"
/ sntiss.
BARRETT a. SON,
Comnais.,nn MssshAnts, shd issaisfs a i0nf' ra
ffssn rtssl, Agfieaitaral tmllensfhts bsrfs rtsn
Glsss. A., ks-, near the ffstss' bspo'' hsns-1
| "a '-'
IA POND. ND,
] Ph,.ieirn .aa sargsau oases At the DruE rtof
J'nissn Haaains. Nsis ~. s-sis-e. ~ Nb'
yG. FOSTER,
l healer ~ HssAf- AtAs rkfsisF. furpiftAuF Goods
/ Hsts. CAPS. kt., A.. Ne. = Asfshanis' Row NJ
I la.a, ~ 80
81 A. LANDos,
! Dssl.fs IN fafuifuIs, fr'sissHs, lfnn, co, .Nsn
Halarass, fe~ass sha F~ss, nssf lie o'f9
| FRlNkLIN HOTEL.
yIsHE srErCKiBEEhaTiHs leased ne s,-.ss Fss'n
i H., HsssI - tsfsn II yssfs. wtslid ~ htpff
49, ~ his oid ifisAas HEd castanlsfss Aha ~ et@
t,s...sis % pl.sss al = b. rasJ ia's& hl@ an "'
stssrsss-
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N.a.sE r.ss an 1874 4u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

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e.,ss giFlssfiss sna fs7ftatsss nsfag sss
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

tiirFtsf 49, Nsizss sf a. t.ss. raHriIuf IA Ctsn.
60. usf Assai o. frl.stisfgt, hroHtg isnas,
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G.. A. FUTILE q CO.

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49,. hat. sfNhsiatf.as sffrst
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AstrFHrF 40 ,'sarseisaf al iss, 49, H,aitessf 10
AAtrrrff tial sitIrz 0fiasf aff 81 ihs r4aift =
kaltf Nea uasaahiFt. Htl.ss isisHs, cransrsi
81, Ne hsFt, rNHa.s iFanis, osta, ihataiAi
HiFs1rssi N lssasssini sh4 isNa. Ndfs 20 ihs
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
RARREu a. son.

csuu,...ss NssShaaIs, sn1 Isslsf. "a FLOAT, salt
fs,.n steel Agricultural inlhieH,shts bosr.i rash
Glass. A., ks-, near the ffsisss bspo', hSns-4
h, 5--i
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

oarssuuss sniri Fatusti rs-afs. 10 ne us'o@
Eli4iaE. Naia street. Asasaa -. ftttafts ~
orta ever fsurlf u ~ ~ VIA piiiiiiaui Coz
"a, e. pnesi tsffisg fr.sa. ii flf, % ~ ls-N
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

n.,,,,, IN wstrhs.. t'io1ts. I,~rlrs, Silver wsrs
face Gods. ke-. FeIkiss' Baiieins, bssf TIE ps
pa, Esil44d, - keEA4slAE nsAiii dons a. sh"'
GnfigH. 49,
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7. Il n. FUND n D.
- ! PkV.ieiKn saa sarpsau. nbos Al the DruE ruH
Il Unian Haaatns. Msih ~. saiis.e, ~ VIZ
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
From the Evening News.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
SArU RpAY, October 21st.

SATURDAY, October 21st--1 P. NJ.
With considerable supply of Wheat, and a
fair proportion of Corn and Oats the market for
these articles was inactive to-day, no decline how
ever, from yesterday Flour inactive. Provis-
ions and Groceries quiet. Whisky dull at 34c@
I35c.
TOBACCO Sale to-day of hhds-4 at 81 300
81 80; at SIS 35 to So 40; at Sc 309S6 TO-
Three hhds bid off at 81 95@s5 40, and rejected.
MANUFACTURE ToBAcco--Sales yesterday Of
81 bxs city made half pounds at 1Sc.
HEMP-Sales to-day Of 108 bales fair undressed
from store at 1922; % and about 60 bales good at
Sl27. One or two other lots particulars not re-
ported; SO at S122.
Tow-Sales of 3s bales common at sos per
ton.
RoPE-No sales reported. No. country Sc;
city s4@stc per ID.
FLouR-Market quiet to-day, and no sales Of
any note up to the close of Change. 100 bbls
country superine, inspected, at Sc 35, and $50 ex
ira, part last evening, private. No demand for
shipment, and the local trade not active at present
prices.
WHEAT-Receipts since yesterday noon over
5000 sacks, about half of which was sold this fore
noon at 81 10 TO 81 40.
Corn AND OATs-Sales to-day OF l65, 22s and
Ais sacks mixed Corn at 55c; 26O prime mixed at
same; l59 mixed and white at $4,000. Two or
three round lots received not sold. OF Oats, 76
sacks at 39ac, lOs and 100 at 4Oc; 1872 in lots, at
4O4c; so, SO, 1913, 25s, 4l2 and 66s, part in new
gunnes, at Ale, sacks included.
HAY-A lot of Al bales received but not sold at
the close of Change. Prime quoted at 95c@S1.
The price declined In New Orleans on the 18th,
to 500 per ton.
PoTAToEs-Receipts large-over 5000 sacks
since yesterday noon. Sales to-day of 100 sacks
mixed at 81 45; l4O prime at 81 80; and 1862 sacks
prime pink-eyes and Neshannocks, in one lot at
ST. 4o-a slight decline.
ONIoNs-Sale to-day of 4s bbls and 30 sacks
prime at 81 20per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-Not a sale of Pork, Lard, or Ba-
con reported and the market quiet for all.
WHIsKY-Sale to-day of az bbls private; ~ ci-
ty distilled at 35c and So bbls country at the same
| short time. Two or three lots unsold Sales for
/ cash not over 34Ic per gallon.
| TALLow-S Sale to-day Of 10 bbls prime at &c
per h.
HIDEs-Flint sell at &c per 70.
| FLAXsEED--Sale to-day of a round lot at 81 %
Inferior quoted at 81 &c; good to prime 81 25 Il
81 80. Purchasers buy according 10 quality.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

I. o. o. F.-The R. w. Grand Lodge
Of the State of Missouri, convened in St
Lo'li, on Thursday last. A very large
number Of Representatives, we are inform
ed, were in attendance from the different
sections Of the State. The Order in this
State is in very prosperous condition.
On Thursday night the following officers
were elected:
M. w. Grand Master, VIM. A. Moffett,
OF St. Louis; R. W. D. Grand Master, "
c. Peers, Of Pennington; R. w. Grand
Warden, C. c. Archer, of St, Louis: R. w
Grand Secretary, Isaac M. Veitch, of St.
Louis; R. w. Grand Treasurer, Benz. F
Crane, of St. Louis; w. Grand Chaplain
Rev. Charles d. Simpson, of Glasgow; W.
Grand Marshal, G. W. Caplinger, of Han.
nibal; w. Grand Conductor, B. Emmone
Ferry, Of Boonville; ". Grand Guardian
w. S. Burton, of Huntsville; w. Grand
Messenger, A. c. Waltman, of Lagrange;
G. Representatives, John Howe of St, Lou.
is, James Car, Of Paris.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. 0.
len, Cass going ont with the Tide.


The Union will strive in vain 10 propi-
tate sympathy for Gen. Cass here, by a
pathetic allusion to his services to the
South. OF late these have been of very
questionable character. He opposed the
Wilmot prcviso only to substitute his equal
ly mischievous principle of Sq,tatter Sore-
reignty. In no crisis Of peril to the South
has he exhibited the least courage or fidel-
ity. He did not vote for the fugitive slave
law; and it was only under the severest
pressure that he could be brought to sup
port the Nebraska bill, which he did after
fashion peculiar to himself. As to his
loyalty to party, we only know that in 1850
he conspired with Clay to build up a Union
organizations OH the ruins of the Democra-
cy.
The truth is, General Cass never had any
hold on the confidence, much less the graft
tude, Of tie South. This fact was satisfac-
torally demonstrated, we should think, in
the Presidential election Of lS49. The con-
certed effort of the Union and other journals
in his interest, to run him q second time, land
TO incorporate sguatter sovereignty into the
Democratic creed, will provoke resistance
in the South which may possibly end in q
disruption of the party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26

ESWe are under special obligations to
our numerous friends in Linn county, for
the extensive circulation THE TINES has
among its citizens. We send more papers
to that county than any press in the State.
NiWil advertisers note this fact Bust
ness men, in or out ofthe county, who wish
more extensive acquaintance with the en-
terprising citizens of Linn, could not find a
better channel than our paper.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
Bo0Ks-pAPER STATIONERY.

ssissee The subscribers have now on hand and
SE,aSf are in constant receipt of a large and va
~ Z! ried assortment Of
SCElO0i. AND BLANK BOOAS,
Cup, letter and Note Papers,
and all kinds of Stationery, which they offer for
sale on as good terms as any other house in the
West for cash or approved paper. Their stock,
in part, will be found 10 consist Of
HISTORIES.
Wizards United States--Syo and 12mo.
Frost's United Statcs---12mo and 18moj
Wilson's United States--l2mo;
Parley's Isl, I'd and Sd Book Of History;
ParIey's Common School Book of History
Parley's United States, Frince. England, Rome
and Greece;
Pennock's School Histories.
RF.3DERS:
McGudey's Eclectic, Coodrch's;
Sanders; Towns;
parker's; Sevan's;
Mandevlle's.
SpELLFRS:
webster's Elementary; Webstcr,s sPeller and
Sanders; Cobb's; Dehnerj
Swans; McGuhey's.
.7RITHuETTCS:
Smiths; Rays; Pixies; Dayiess'; Adam'.;
Emerson's; SmIleys; with keys 10 all.
GR4MMlRS:
Smiths; Kirkham's; Brown; Bullon's;
Murray's; Piuneo's; Buffers; Wel'sj Green's.
BIOGRAPHIES!
Mitchell's; O,ney's; Smiths; Morse;
Mitchell's Primary; Parley's Primary;
Smiths First Book in Primary.
DICTIONARIES:
Webster's School Editions;
Web,ter's University Editions;
Webster's Svo and Ito;
Walkers Schoo': Walkers 5vo;
To1d',. .iohusons AMI Muiker's Svc;
Pocket Editions of Webster, johnson and
Walk.
SPE.1EERS!
Columbian Orator; FIost's American; Lords Uni.
ted States; Nortnern'S American; Northern's
School Dialogues; Zaclo's New American.
.5LSO:
A large stock Of PHILOSOPHERS, Chemistries
ASTRONOMERS. Nhetorics, Logcs, and all the stand
ard School Books of the day.
A large and varied assortment Of Bibles, Tesla
ments and Hymn Books, in plain and fine bind.
ings.
Their stock of Paper and Counting Room Sl
tioncrv is large, and having beer bought for ca-a
and with special reference to the Weston ma.
ket, we are enabled SCI Al the low figures.
CARR &, BUCHANAN,
No. 10 North Main street, ST. Louis, No.
October l2--3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
STATE OF MISSOURI, ! sot
County of Howard,
IN The Countg Court, OCTOBER 4, Il

In The County Court, October 4, 1894.
V,HE following orders were made by said Court
i on the day and year aforesaid, to-wit;
Ordered, that the following rules be adopted
for the transaction of business in this Court.
1st. All persons having business shall file with
the Clerk statement containing the rame OF the
person, and the business to be transacted, which
shall be by the Clerk placed on file to be KEPT
for that purpose, and such business shall be taker
up by the Court in the order in which it is placed
on file.
I'd. All County business shall be attended to OIL
the first day of each term, unless specially set fol
some other day.
3D.. Probate business shall be attended to on the
second and succeeding days of the Court.
4th. No person will be permitted to come OF
the Judges stand during business hours.
Ordered, that the foregoing rules be published
for three weeks successfully in the Glasgow
Weekly Times and Howard County Banner.
A true eopy--sttest.
oei2-sw A. J. HERNDoN, Clerk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-10-26
France and England Demand Explana'

France and England Demand Explana-
tons from the United States.
The Paris correspondent of the usually
well informed Independence Beige" un'
der date Of Sept. 28, says;
"There is all on dithere Respecting u joint
note sent by England and France to the Cab
met Of Washington, requiring explanation
of the engagement entered into between the
United States and Russia, especially with
respect to the nature and conditions of an
acquisition said to be made by the Govern
ment ofthe United States Of Russian posses
sions situate at the most Northern extremi-
ty Of America"