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Court OF GoneI al Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe.


Forgery in the Second Dsgree.-A German named James
Fuller peadDg guilty TO forgery the ,ond de-
gree he having passed two bark bills altered from
twentiss-sentenced to Ave years imprisonment In
be State prison.
Grand LorcSy-John Msdix Was convicted OF stealing
s worth Of patent leather CATERS from the store Of
BoomiAgdAle Co., OF Pine street From the evidence
appeared that the goods found in his possession
by policeman Of the II ird ward Who arrested him in
Church street. going rapidly possible up town with
the booty The Court sentenced him to two years
fnement in the State prison
CONVICTED.
Keeping Disordrly Honse.-Adsm Hsuks WAS then
placed ~ the bar, charged with keeping disordsrly
houie In the Eleventh ward and with also keeping his
store open Sunday evenings The Jury convicted the
defendant OF the charge and he vas rsnanded for
tence.
ACQUITTED.
Grand Larceny John Ahern, charged With stealing
e36 from namesake Of his acquitted of the charge
Keeping Disordsrly House. James KAuson, who WAS
indicted for keeping dsordely house in Houston street.
near avenue was acquitted OF the charge there being
proof whatever to substanAte the facts contained
the indictment.
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Message OF the Governor OF Mississippi.

This essaee sent to the Mississippi LASsature on
the "a OF January. commonly ,uted pamphlet
Of twenty pages In the first page Governor Foots
he rscommends-l Prompt and efficient Arrapg sments
for the restoration OF public credit and for ia future
maintenance e. The establishment Of . liberal and
tended system OF public edueatior. g. The granting Of
AL proper facilities for the laying Of railways permsating
the STATE The thorough reformation OF tbs system Of
criminal Jurisprudence, nov crude ard imperfect
s. The suppression through the en- aty Of whole
and constitutional legislation OF tbs great and
growing evil Of inemperAnoe g. Some competent pro-
vision for the definite settlement Of the delicate and per-
picking question OF State isdeb edpess by submitting the
question 10 popular vote. The increase Of certain
official salaries evidently ct this time wholly nadeq
fecompenxs the public service expected 70 be rendered
BY those 10 whom theee salaries are paid.
In the third page Governor Foots treats OF the swamp
lands cedsd TO the Stats by act Of ress in 1851 rhs
remsipipg eighteen pages devoted to . oommonpaoe
dissertation upon the Compromise and the general pol
al pro spects o. the country.
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TELEsR APHIC.


ANTI SLAVERY IN rHs sEsArE-HIGHLY INTEREST
ING DEBATE-sPRKcH or SENATOR sRooKs-sRw
YORK COMMON COUNCIL REsoLtTIoNs-wArER-
LINE OF NEW YORK HAkBoR, arc.
1poAI CORRESPONDENCE or TIE ssw yosx BxRAfn
ALBANY Jan, 10, 1854
The subject OF the resolution tor the purchase Of Mount
Vernon produced In the Senate the richtt ea. TINS
far during the session 1t viii be reeolesed that soma
eight or ten days since the House OF Assembly mani
nousy adopted resolution requesting Congress to pur
chase the estate known Noun. Vernon When the
question about Sing taken Ia the senate and II vas
supposed that dissenting vote would be against It. Mr.
Senator Murroe offered amendment to the ssu that
cultivated by slave labor The whole subject was then
laid upon the table but Mr. Bfoeks two or three o.
cAsiors subsequently, endeavored TO CALL It up fer vote
hut failed in each Yesterday, however they we're
nsesred and Mr. Nunree read bis speech The reason
vas then discovered why such Ter gthy potpot erent
vas required, and Why they could cot be taken up.
This morning the discussion was resumed. Senator
Whitney took the door in opposition 10 the amendment.
lie occupied the attention Of the Senate for half an hour
uron the slavery question endeavsrns to impress upon
TIE minds OF Senators the fact that the snssdment In
relation to slavery had connection With the original re
solution he declared himself aboltonist and though.
the subject thrown in for political edect The qass.
ton would BE- carried into the 4. presidential election
ard would be the only issue, as both wings and demo
e'st, Q: the truly national s'sr7 ve7h nsIts r oppo'
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Appoint Confirmed by tho Senate.
VIM. Davis, Of Ill., Register Of Land Odss, DAnvills
III.
yno G. Reardon, Receiver Of Public Moneys, Nswmana
VILE Fla.
Franklin Forsy, Of Mass, u s. Consul, Carrara, Italy.
VIM. Chandler OF Del, U. s. Consul city and king
dom Of Tunis.
Fw. BshD, Of KY U. s. Consul port Of NessinA leland
of Sicily.
henry Hancock, Collector Of Customs and Inspector
District Of Washington N G.
Gideon Bradford, Collector Of Customs Provdsn,e r.
Geo a. Reynolds Collector, Bristol and Warren X. ].
John Ly nch Collector, Richmond, Va.
George Turner Collector, Newport r..
Benry Hobart, Collector, New Londen, Conn.
James Lyle Collector and Inspector Pretque Island Pa
Philip BaiEtza, Collector and Inspector, Yorktow n
Va.
Ebon W. Allen, Collector, Nantucket. Mass.
William BArtol, Collector, Marblshead, Mass.
W. g. Pome oy, Collector and Inspe ctor Fairfield Conn.,
Samuel s. Sawyer. Collector, Norfolk, Va
Hugh Archer, Collector and Inspector, St. Marks Fla
Ezra Chesborough Collector and Inspector, stonipgton,
Conn.
John Parker Collector and Inspector Chsrrystone,
Va
John A. ShenAnd, Collector, Burlington, NJ.
Julius A. Baratle Collector and Inspector St MAry's
Ca.
Robert Mcmillan, Collector Tsehe, and IDs psotor for
the pert Of Franklin, Ia.
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NnYnl Intelligence.
Extract from letter from beard the United States
steamer Pow hAtaR.

steamer PovhAtaR.
HoSo KoSe, October 1853,
Well am happy to cay the Powhstan isa splendid
snip, and her machinery has done its duty we'll and is
sl able 70 do The engines hsys been In operation
eighteen Gays at time, without being unlocked. We
steam s,to0 miles with proper msnsgemsnt aud
~hen We want to 20 fast can 60 H. We have every
thing "fet 70 music and ready for any service,
engines OF the Po-hAan built under the super
interdencs Of Mr. Charles II. HAswen
The UIited Slater surveying schooner Crawford Ia
ling at the Navy Yard Cos port TO sa In two wesis for
tampa Bay On coast survey expedition The following
Il Fat OF onacers.-Iieut o. H. Bergman, Commanl.
irg; Master, EAe English Mdsh pmen, j. g. Max YELL W.
il Ward, and hinry Erben, Jr
The United States steamer Massachusetts, store ship
Ling At the GosPort Navy Yard to sail shortly for the
NsdltsrrApeAn.
ne United States schooner Jackson attached to the
urveypg squsdron sAs taken into the dry dock yesteT
cay -No,foN Herald, Jan. II.
United States frissts savannah Captain Mercer (asg
nip Of Commodore sdter sailed from Rio ysnsiro Des
e. for River Of Psttc.
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Tnk CuRRKkr OrKRAr1oNs or rae TRaAsuaY

DrIaIFrI RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT NswApK As the six
'elock train from New York entering the Market
street depot last evening Henry Piercy, keeper Of
crockery store At ACC Broad street. out OF the
Washington Hoass and attempted 70 the track he
was struck BY the covoacher thrown upon tbs track
md crufhtd and msnged that he could scarcely Dc
recognized, The whole accident was so sudden ana
hooking in its character to excite the greatest In
terest in The city last evening An examination was ne
oy Coroner Baldwin. and the facts ~ ABOVE narrated
vere khovr, -Neg1rk Mercury, Jan, Is
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70 majority Of the legislature Of Mex YORK, Iceompa
Mad Win The com phment that % eyes anpls proyi
- 30 .,Ss.Sv bean made for tn comp ioa OF her
~" works anu Il cot, owe people stand ready to
rssorm Tie works without foreign Hi or assistance.
Iet4oin -
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.

Senate.
ALBANY. jan. 49, 1851
PETITIONS TEE FEANCsoo RE5ot ERs ETC
Ednaerous petitions we're presented for relief
Also pssltiun requesting the Legislature to provide
for furnishing sse medals to the reouers OF the pas
sengers Of the San Frspeisoo'
usrRY- Sfs.t6z .Gur CHARTER.
Notice was given a bito prevent the plea OF usury
certain cases. ..,..
also, a bill to am,nd the 'bsftsr of the city Of New
nEw YORK wArEa Bpu
a resolution was so opted requiring Oil maps OF the
ter line of New York in the secrsta-y OF ststes ohse
and with the State Engineer to be handed over to the
INQUIRY SEAuvE CORPORATIONS INV YORK.
Mr. SrVscBR offered the following which aaopte' -
Resolved That the COMMITTEE Finance be directed TO
INQUIRE What are keeping and
chartered be chartered by States other
be- shs amount Of capital employed by them
and report upon the sxpsdency Of taxing the capital Of
rHE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON.
The Mount vernon resolution was AIKEN up o wnsa
Etion to the free soil amend snt OF Mr. aunroe
After the conclusion Of the debate the resolution was
hid on the table, by II 70 "a and the ssna
Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1854
CONTESTED
The House refused to appost . committee to go to
Jefferson county TO take testimony In RELATION 10 the con
Tested feat from tina Second district OF that county
sIIPESSY
The general orders then tAs up, and bill! to
charter the Rochester City penny "a rings Bank ELECTED
much discussion q proposition to make it general
law. The proposition was voted down,
Hills INTRODUCED.
Mr. HUTCHINSON introduced bill enl.rging the powers
Of supervisors
Mr. CUMMINGS introduced bill charter the Rose Hill
eAvings Bank
NINETEENTH
Mr. WARE moved to reconsider the vote ordering the
printing Of the report OF Go mmtea the Nineteenth
Ward Park, repeating the bill. Carried
Mr.. BARROW then moved to strike out thst part which
ordered the printing. Agreed to
The report and bill were then laid on the to ole.
BRIBERY CORRUPTION ELECTIONS
Mr. PALMER moved that The bribery constitutional
amendment be taken from the table and referred to The
Committee Of the Whole Carried
GovxRNoR's MESSAGE,
The House then vent into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. utieohn in the chair and took up the Governors
message. without taking ANY question the committee
rose. reported progress, and the House adjourned
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BABY Snow IN GEoRG1A.-The following Is
OF the premiums to be awarded al the next Fair
OF the Southern Central Agricultural Association, for
the haI dsomest and nnest specimens Of babies We
sive this timsy notice that thoss who mar and
themselves able to comply with the conditions
nexed may get ready for this great show OF narus hu
mAnty which Ia to come off next fall
First premum-siver pitcher, $50 for the est
and fnest babe two years old.
sesond prtmium-Siver pitcher, S2S, for the hand.
soonest and finest babe one year old.
Third prem iumSlver goblet 80 for the handsomest
and finest babe siI mouths old.
The children to Be clothed in domestic fAbcs the pre-.
muns to be awarded under the direction OF the Exceed
tive Committee
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AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
Curious Political Movements.

Interesting Legislative Proceedings,
Sc, De-, sc.
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70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
klX Y0pK Ian Ia 1akl

N1w YORK, Jan. TO- 1854
In your paper Of yesterday January l5 notice ar.
cle upon Gavasz and Bsdini signed "a Lover Of Truth
and Justice" Although there are, to my knowledge
several gross misrepresentation In its columns shall
asserted by GavaE TO b true with regard to Bedns
character and the part he took In the execution Of Ugo
HssL There too many actors 10 the bloody Italian
drama OF ls In this country who bear witness
to the events Of that period not to render futile the 20
hoy Of the GLOVER Of Truth and Justice in desrrng his
aecusations until Gavass vas far away on the bosom Of
the broad Atlantic.
Bot Is TO the question In your editorial that wish
10 reply, Does anybody believe that aavazz did amp
good 70 Protestantism TO republioapam, to demo-
many bsnighted Catholic. he has bAptised FIVE chill
dren whose parents before his arrival OF the Roman
commission. myssK was present at the baptism OF
babe whose father Of his first converts from Ro
manism Many Protestanu Who were Iuksvarm before
they heard him then convinced that the Catholic
the danger which imminent In the century
(as you mention that one particularly great In the
nneteenth And, moreover GAvazzi has done another
good work, which might 10 reply b your
question whether he has bensasd republication or Do
moeracy. He has awakened In the American heart an
country shich will cheer the Italians In their future
struggles against their religious and military oppessor
and may, trust enable them, at no distant Gay TO
choose In peace and safety their own religion And their
without being forced to accept the one
or the ether at the point Of Austrian muskeu or French
bayobets
You are In reality, great lever OF truth and JUS
t,os not 70 give both sides place Ia your pa ,er
hopus that truth and truth alone viii prevail. sub
scribe myself TRUE AND NATIvE AMERICAN.
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Otaal R7orts Aade-Sret Essuios Session 7estimoni1l
10 Capaws Ctghton, Losoe, and Stougr- Jon1 Park 10
b Repsdtad-Ekaion Day Firsd-Anti Slovsry in both
Hohss-f5aeco to Be Included Among hs Things Inen-
reTae-Clonn9 ne Canals on Sunddy-CSrredion de-
Several reports made to the Legislature this
rg smoDg them that Of the Regents Of the University
the Adjutant General the Inspector General and the
committee which has made An examination Of the hnan-
cia Affairs Of the State officers The latter is quite 70
luminous, and the public will hnd upon Its being printed
great mass Of intsrestrg matter. Senator Clark and
M.ssrs. oKeefe and sprasus Of the last house. have
made close and ,crutInizins investigation.
An hour spent In secret executive session BY the
Senate which, Of course hid from public view the de.
BATS In relation to the fitness, qualifications and poll
teal honesty and integrity OF the nominees However
there but notariee before the Senate there
need not have been much tearing or rackipg Of
After the doors we're opened Senator Spencer sen. up
the following joint resolution which, by the rules. lies
over day, but viii Be unanimously adopted to
&c T 3 s sS .on
national legislature suitable expression Of TIE hish sense
y e9sia Il. .a
81 EA s,oa I'S VI s .p sl My Of
New York the pssnser and ees Of the steam
ocean a, The imminent bMd Of Their own lives snd the
li,es q those prder 'h.ir command and TO ask tha
honorable testimonial OF appreciation be presented b,
Kiity, and the Antarctic,
Then the resolution for the purchase OF Mount Vernon
which TAssed the house week two since was called
up vhsnlths hon. James H. Nunrse OF onondaga read
leng and veil vr ten address 10 support Of his motion
&c exclude slavery from the Mount shoui becoms the
property OF the general government At his eoncu on
Mr. Brooks desired to say word bat NJ Crosby wanted
On immediate adjournment, bat finally yielded after Ne
Brooks assured him that he had intention Il mailing
sIseeh, but only correct single assertion made By Mr.
banroe Mr.. b. then stated that he did not write his
speech which appeared In the New York ErpT but that
was copied from the Albany ArglI and degiSeF, The
senate then ~ journed
- ,ne House Mr.. Frederick A. Conklng representing
VIZ lnir'eenth New YORK city Assembly district, and tbs
Tb rnuer o. lhe city delegation, made report on the
Johss WOODS PARK MISTER and intro duced bill repeal
u the oii passed BY the last legislature Mr. 3srrov
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MYERS VS.. Y. & c. RAILROAD. The
award in the case Of Myers vs.. the York
and Cumberland Railroad, was opened IN
the Circuit Court, yesterday morning at II
o'clock. The Count Room was crowded
with eager spectators. The decision in re-.
gard TO The "Herrick Bonds" was first open.
ed, and the claim was declared TO be valid.
The Clerk then opened and read the de-
cision in regard to damages, aud the award
was lha, the Company pay the SUN Of one
hundred and fifty nine thousand FIRE hun
dred and thirty four dollars and Sriyjour
cents (Sl59 ,53I, 9l) damages, aud The co,is
OF prosecutions, amounting to fire thousand
one hundred aud forty eight dollars and thirty
sersn cents (S5, making in NIL one
hundred and ariy:four thousand 81 T hundred
and eighty three dollars and one cent (Sl6I,
Ss3,0D.
The original referees were Hon. Nathan
Hale, Hon. Marcus Morton aud Hon. John
Davis. The latter died before any meeting
Of the referees: Judge Motions health
failed 80 tina, he wa unable To give his al
ienlion 10 the matter, ard Mr. Hale was
thus LEI, as the sole referee, with the ac-
Iuicscence OF both parties.-Siats Of Maine.
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Al A Court Of Probate held ut North Berwick, within
and for the County Of York, On the fret Monday IN
August, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fity four, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye
Judge or said Court
UARRIET WoODSOM, ndministIatrix Of the estate
Ill OF James WOOdson, late Of Berwick, In said
County. deceased, having presented her rsi account
of administration Of the estate Of said deceased for nj
iOwance:
oEprRED-That the said administrative give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy Of this o.
der TO be published In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed IN Biddeiofd, In said County, three weeks sue
cessvely, that they may appear nj Probate Court 10
he held ut Saco In said County, the first Monday II
aud shew cause, u any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
Anesi,-FRANCls BACON, Register.
A true copy. Atiest.-fRhNCIS BACON. Register.
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Aites,-FRANCIsD BACON, Register
A true copy. Attest FRANCIS BACON, Register.

Alta Court Of Probate held nj North Berwick, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday IN
August. 10 the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffy.four. by the Honorable Joseph
T.. AYE, Judge Of said Courts
ON the petition OF Joseph Dane, IT., Guardian OF
" Frederick r. Hail, and Of Nathan u. Appleton,
Guardian Of Elizabeth N. Han and Porter Hall, mnors,
aud children Of Porter Hall, late Of kennebnnk, IN
said County deceased representing that said fredef.
ck Elizabeth and Porter seized aud possessed OF
the follow % q escfbed real estate viz: One und
y,ded third part each Of the dwelling house ana the
buildings, with the land under aud adjoining the
same recently occupied by the said deceased, No his
homestead, situated In said Ksnnebunk. on the south.
westerly side of Stoter street, aud being mofe iuy
In said petitions That nm ADVANTAGEOUS Of
fer of twenty hundred sixty one dollars ana TWEEN.
tyfour cent? has been made BY Tobias Lord, OF Ken.
nebunk In said County, which offer 10 for the inter
es, Of ali concerned Immediately TO accept, and the
Of sale be put out on Interest for the ben
Ell of the said minors, and praying that license may
DO granted them 10 sell and convey the interest aors
said according TO the statute In such made and
provided;
OspssIp-That the said petitioners give notice
thereof, BY causing a copy OF this order To be
published three weeks successfully iu the Union
aud Eastern Journal, printed h Biddeford, In said
County, that they may appear at Probate Cou 10 be
held nj ssoo, In said County on the hra Monday In
september nett, nj ten OF the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, " any they have. why thspfay-
er OF said petitions should not he grained.
Atisr,-FRANCis BACON, Reetster.
Ahue copy. Attest .-FRANCis BACON, RssiasL
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deaths.

Inthis town. 18th nst Michael Coney aged IS years.
10th inst, Molly Ill., aged u years. 2d inst, very sud
denly, of disease Of the heart, Emene H. wife Of Dan.
ie IadlOck, aged 81 years and 10 months. 18th inst
Oin A., Of jeremiah and Lucy Wadlin aged years
In Sac 9Th inst, Mrs Abigail II. Wentworth, aged y
years and months widow of the late Mr.. Geo. NJ Went
worth, and daughter of Mr. Moses WoOdsum.
In Buxton, 18th inst, Mrs. Ruth Merrill, wife Of Dea
William Leayitt, aged 81 years and 5 months.
In sprngyale, 10Th inst, Theodore Willard, Esq, aged
IS years.
In Gray, 18th inst, Thomas @. Emerson, Of this town
aged IS years.
In Dover, y. H., 18th ns Of typhoid fever and liver
complaint, Mr. james Dixon, (cOlOredO aged about u
years. 18th inst, very suddenly, Mr.. L. Dow Smith
Printer, of Mr. e. VI. Smith, of Hollis, Me- aged u
years. 18th inst, Daniel Coleman of Mr.. Calvin
Coleman, aged Is years 10th ins Mary Lovina, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Hanson ami Mary Abby spurln aged 5month;
and n days.
In Lebanon Me-, Il consumption, George Henry Eel
kerr q the late Mr.. Elias felker Of Nottingham,
n. IL, aged 10 years, months, IL days.
In kittery, 9th inst, Eyira L., daughter Of John &.
AMI Mary 4. l.. Hodge, aged Ii days.
In Elliot, 18th inst Evelyn Dickson daughter Of Mr..
A. c. Dickson, aged years aud months.
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Al u Count OF Probate held ut North Berwick, within
and for The County OF York, on the first Monday ~
August, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and ff:y-f ar, by the Honoub'e Joseph Il. Nye
Judge Of said C"unI
NANCY DRESSER, widow Of Asa Dresser, late
~ OF SacO, In said County testate, deceased avine
be ASST ed aud set To her. and that Commission
may be appointed for thai puiPose pursuant Ia law
Also her petition for allowance cut Of the personal es-
tate Of said decea
URDEREu-That the said Nancy z. Dresser give no
tice ~ all persons interested, by causing copy
this order Ia be published three weeks successfully
the Union aud Eastern journal, printed nj liiddeioid
Ia said Comfy. that they may appear at Probate
Count Ia he held at sacO, IN said County, on the mrs
Monday Of September next, at ten Uf the clock IN ih'
forenoon aud shew cause, f any they have, why th'
same should not be allowed.
Atiest.-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true copy--Atiesi, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al "a Couu of Probate held at Moth Berwick, within
and ioI the County of York, on the hTst Monday
IN August IN The year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fny four, by the Honorable Joseph L. Nyc
Judge Of said Cunn,
4 MAsA WENTWORTH, administering OF the es
~ tate Of John Duu late of u, bio dc ian Jose
~ the County Of sania Clara, state Of Caori,ia, de-
ceased having presented his inst account Of admins
trntOn at the estate Of said deceased for allowance;
URDERED, That tie said Administrator give mo-
tice to all persons interested by causing copy Of
this order tn he published three weeks successfully
IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde
iOnl In said County, that they may appear at pro
bate court, To be held at saco, ~ said County, on
the fret Monday Of September next AT ten of the clock
in The forenoon, and shew cadse, u any they have
why the same should not be aowed.
Aiest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
a true copy-AGesi, FRANCIS BACON, Register.