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The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
STATE OF cALiFoRRNIA' In Probate Court
FL. DORADO COUNTY,


In the Of the estate Of James L. Cahoon, dcceas
cd:
Now on this day, 30th of January, A. d. 1854 comes
Francis Acrton, Admir- Of this estate by his atty
Newell x Williams and presents his affidavit showing that
there is not sucent personal estate i'll his hands pay
the debts Of said deceased that the deceased Indebted
at the time of his death i'll the of 900 and at that
time was the owner of the undivided half Of certain
piece of ground and the buildings thereon, situated the
noh side Of Main street. in the OF lucerville,
the west end thereof occupied blacksmith and wagon
shop and m earring necessary that the above property
be sold pay the outstanding debts of snd deceased and
expenses OF administrations it is therefore ordered: That
all ue,sons interested in said est tc TO appear before
Probate Judge of said county the court room in the town
Of Colona, the 10th day of March, a. 1854, TO show
cause why I'm order should be granted to the aforesaid
admir- TO sell much of the real estate Of said deceased
shall be necessary lay his aforesaid debts, and that
copy of his order be published in the Lmpitc County
Arcl,'' for four successive weeks.
true copy Of the original order made in said Court
(ATrEsri A. ST. Z. DENVER, Cler,
Fcotuary ilth, 1854. Probate Court
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

hey virtue of execution to me directed from the office
HHof Giles L. Sill, Justice Of the Peace for Col oma
Township FL Dorado county and state OF California, l
have levied upon and will offer for sale for cash TO the
highest bidder the of Greenwood in said county on
Friday the 10th day of March, 1854 the following de-
scribcd property butchers shop, dwelling house. shed
and corra also lot Of household urniture levied on
as the property of ]. p. Wundey " Co TO satisfy a
Judgment il favor of Holiday u Co., in the sum Of 500
debt and 81, Is costs Of suit. TANDN FARkELl.
GnbIS2 Special Constable.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

The people Of the State Of California, to John D
Smith, of State and County aforesaid.
You are hereby summoned to be and appear be-
fore me, at my Office in the town Of kelsey at
Spanish Flat, County and State aforesaid on s"tur-
day the 25th day of February A. D. 1854, at lO
o'clock A. NJ of said day, to answer the complaint
of Charles V. n. Ballard Of State and County
aforesaid, in civil action for the recovery of the
sum of one hundred and fourteen dollars and fifty
cents debt and costs Of suit
Hereof fail not judgment will be rendered
against you by default
Given under my hand this llth day Of February,
A. D. 1854. JOHN {. kNOWLlON,
Justice of the Feace.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !

EL DoRADo COUNTY, III 7000'e O0H7'
In the matter Of the estate Of William D. Gooch dccea-
sed
r. Plant admir- Of said estate. by Newell \ Williams his
Attorneys and presents his affidavit showing hat there is
not personal property sufficient belonging to said estate
his Hands to bay debts Of said deceased aud the de-
ceased was the time Of his death, indebted in the
oabou our thousand dollars near as he ascertain
aud that at that time the Of house situated the
south side of Main street in the town OF Cooma in said
county called the " Crescent City llote and it appear
ng necessary that the above property should DC sold TO
tho outstanding debts Of said deceased and the expenses of
Administrations is therefore ordered; That all persons
interested in said estate to appear before the Probate Judge
of said county at the court in the town of Coloma
the 10Th day of March, D. lS5f to show why order
should be granted to the aforesaid administrator toseI
said real estate or much thereof of said deceased,
may necessary pay his aforesaid debts and ata cory
of this be published in tie newspapoN called the
Empire County Argus" for four weeks succcssiyey
tine Copy Of the original order made in said court.
TArrgsrl A. ST. G. DENVER, Clerk
Fehv IIth 1854 Probate Court.
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
SHOVELS! SHOVELS!!
GEORGETOWN HOTEL.

MAIN STREET, GEoRGETowN
r. DL CLNISIE1D, Proprietor.
FEvIIE proprietor of this Hotel would respectfully call
a the attention of the citizens Georgetown and the
Public generally to the
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
which he is prepared to furnish all who may favor
him with call. Having lately retrnshed and renovated
the entire establishments in all its departments, in style
superior to any other house in the mountains he feels
cnt of being able to render entire satisfaction the
fustidious.
TIE Table will ever be supplied with all the sub
antias and dccaces of the season. and the BA will al
ways be furnished with the choicest Wines, Cigars and
Liquors.
ED-Ihe Stage for Sacramento via Coloma and Spanish
Flat, departs from this House daily, rendering great
venience to the travelling public
Georgetown January 18th. [il3mpdl
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
NOTICE..

A SUFFICIENT part of twenty shares of stock IN the
IA Boston Tunnel Company situated between the o.se
River will be sold to pay balance of unpaid assessments
and advertising, front of the Nevada i9ue in George
town, Ell Dorado county. Cal, on the 18th gay OF March,
1854. JOSEPH SPROUl4L, secretary:
Georgetown, Feb. II, 1854. iebio4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

slirs laare q de ezra cIup IL fhis secfion q
sa'e - he ulier dssirrriiun e an ki. q rr..s
te.eer ior eaitie, render il .bloluisly lre.ssnry
"a. so-e lu.ngenent shoaid b nsie BY uhieA he
RooF g ef equity shall s. prrridcd lr durss the sp
pfo,shins winter. By de poor, rs Do sot uss<ly
@saa ihoss uho usuaily claim or charities uhes the
snify Storms uske eten The most c1lfori.ble hcnes
seen eheeriens. but mnlk lzr<sr portos a De
nsaiy vhes he scarcity a rsssioas s.d eeseqarnt
high rri'es viii very materially sIeet
The Poorer laborers, eooPri.ins = respectable snd
useful elias q citirens wso have families 70 Support
vii fad /, sxFsneIy dieiif. II sof utterly inpsss-
BE 70 Proesrs The ncesssaiss q e ranging - they
dOubtis-.iy vii At he most snornoss rates Oar Two
great staples. wheat and eorz. viii be held back IN we'll
eiied rrsaaries waiting r sfil better prices thereby
Increasing the distressing usas. q those depeusnt up-
O their daily toil for he support Of lhsir Gniies
Il becomes 20 be up snd doing IL This nstrsr. Ae
toa Il Hsedsdnsy. 1osdly called r By the seeseies
q the case. Can moi meet together and edeuvour
% decide uPoa some plan whereby may etectualIy
sssise the condition cf suffering brethres Cor suf
fer they assuredly viii, they and the lit
lie Praiiers who cheer their humbe homes By their in
noeent gsiety; and Who thsm forget the srdu
Gus tolls Of the daT in the charmed circle ofh me Who
VIII not coatrbue 70 keep gsunt famine from s,rdiur
iaio these peaceful abodes Of honest indastry Who
can resist the pleasure the luxury cf doing good here
Who woud not gladly aid ia sTertisg The inupesdiae
evil or greatly lsssehing Us dsressiuy effects upon
those who cluster around 50 many happy circles
Bat We do not intend 10 enlarse beauty or be-
ncyolencs-fhat belongs systematically hishar
snd heller nfirE. ucaid wish - --s-s
upon the eitzsns of Jefferson the Propriey of ealing
public meeting TO devise ways and By which we
may the nost ssenaIIy avert this great evf, which
has hitherto been spared 10 the wise Srderng' d
Providence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
A CURIOUS STORY or 4 MASONIC
BIBLE.

A correspondent thus writes 10 us. 'lt mar not
be known 10 you that the Freemasons Of the 10Th
regiment, nov stationed in w indsor, have 10 their
possession the original bible belonging To lodge 227
OF the Irish constitution, once in existence 10 thar
corps, upon which George Washington, afterwards
c0mmander-ih-chiGf Of the army Of the United
States was initiated into the rights Of freemason-
~. This book was taken in batle once in l777,
during the American war, and once BY the French,
al Dominica, in 1905, and each time houoraby re-
stored 10 the lodgeoi the 40 b, with military es-
cori as a guard OF honor. Each ase Of restoration
was seence of moral beauty-a triumphant vim
dication Of the purity OF masonic principles. The
surprise and feelings Of both officers ana men MAY
be Imagined when they perceived the flag of trace
that@announced this slegantcomplinent from their
gallant opponents but still nobler brethren, who Of
Tered by the act, the acknowledgement and homage
Of an enlightened nation Of The purity, value, and
utility Of masonry. AN sure Brother Tyfe Ma
jor) 70 whose charge this Jewel" is entrusted
will allow bis fellow craft to view this, 10 them,
most interesting relic of days gone by, especially
as il is again about TO brave the dangers OF active
service. May God speed these gallant fellows
wherever they go - Flads9r and Et0n Express.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
WHO IS nEATENt


TAe neilowing article from the National lnielli-
ssneer -sks some pertinent questions The mat
oralsllies Of the South have proved that no reli-
aace can be placed upon them. Even though The
Democraey Of Maine lodged the Nebraska ques-
tisa. enough or their forces bolled 70 leave them
IN hopeless minority. The Intellikeneer says
GIVEN the most incfedulous of the Democratic
pspefs are forced TO admit that there has been a
= Net~s A>sna hnt they insist With
Very well suppose this were granted as modi-
eam Of Eslisf =. th-is a. -
fhey tell US whence came the hosts who have over
thrown both Wings and Democratic The le...er
hare had tor years large masscSs-iiy in Maine
Ever since their memorable Foui In 1910 they have
been tegainirg the ground then lost. The Wings,
therefore, could not have furnished materials
eaough,to produce saeh Waterloo defeat. There
nutt have been, as one Of our worthy eontempora-
Iiss says. "a stampede among the Bbfaloes." The
Sound National Democracy Of the North, /" upon
whom our Southern friends always rely in the
hour OF need have certainly faltered in their aiih
and have suffered themselves to be fEsed in the Alb
clifton crucible This|fs all the consolation we
en- oner them at present Perhaps, when the
smoke passes Of, ali parties may see something
npon which 10 ..hang hope" Ws"never despair
u The Republic.' bui feel confident that whenever
eur institutions are seriously threatened there will
always be found In both parties enough Of conser-
vafism 10 save the country. The late overthrow Of
the Democracy Is but an evidence OF the power 81
The popular sogereigntyn Surely the friends Of
20 great 4 "prinriple" will not continue to- com
plain q n should work liIte cranky" al FIRST
Let them not 'abate lot OF heart or hope
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
THE Po0R.

We ate not of those who take delight in ptcach-
ing up hard times far from II; vet we cannot eoubt
that the coming winter will be oneof unusual
verify TOR the poorer classes. By the poor classes
we -me2a those whohave 10 depend for their live
:aood an that OF their families upon the stipend
taey receive whether as laborsrs mechanics clerks
or Of other occupations when the amount earned IS
small and The recipients save little or nothing Ter
RAINY day" To the IN IN OF family keeping house
the cost oi living has on an average incrsased AZ
least INV pei cent, wthih the last two years; that
IS, nine dollars now wiz only 60 far as six would
two years since, while as general thing The wages
oil ihe classes We have named have notbeen incTea-
sed more than ten cr fifteen per cent and IN seine
cases not at all. And the probahsilI<is that this
winter there " Ill be very conSidgfakle Increase
upnn Tia rrsAest Psiess in bread. meSt and niher
Indispensable articles oi family use.
In viewof this, il behooTes the poor and those In
pFeearous circumstances 10 practice Retc The strict
est &c anomy in order TO provide far possible
against The cssssf9g time Of want Let them pur-
chase nothing bur tha Ehat is absolutely indispen
sabe for al one four coten. ries very Wisely re-
marks, @the sixpense carelussly sent row lur
glass Of something which can do thsm no s'-o'; Tor
segars, tobacco other articles less supetLa
Gus might b. saved, aud at the approach OF wlhser
would Amount 10 a sum which would be felt and
priced then Therefore, we say live as economi-.
cal psssiole save every cent you can and should
these hints b. acted upon, many home may BE- sa-
we'd from the inFoaus Of cherries poverty and sut-
iering when the winter winds are whislling with
II ff-3jr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
VALLEY AGRIoULTURAL SNOW.

We learn from bis, printed a, Baltimors, posted
ii various public places that the VALLEY AsTieul.
iural Sosiely's Cattle Show" ,.wiil be held in
Charlestown. jefferson County, Virgins, in oeto,
~ nei,--ihe exact day We leave for those who
feelevsoss on The subject 70 learn from the afore-
said posters. Should any Of the ladies, who al
wars Zee an inieres, in such matters desire to learn
the particulars they can be grained by tarrying
IS Or 90 minutes a, some corner In the street and
examining The bills.
Why thoss having control OF The affairs should
60 10 Baltimore TO get printing done, whilst there
arr Two printing Offices ia Charlesiown, we will
not undertake to say. Wsprini for living prices
w ask nothing more. But III. be demonstrated
that The Society TOO much impoverished 10 pay
fcr Publishing IN the columns Of the Free Press,
We via make the publication free gratis, for moth
tao. although there Is not atype set in orr once
which does not cost VI money.
We desire TO eontrlbuie 10 whatever benefit the
masses ofshe eo1h,y, but We cannot work gratuit-
eosly for he interests ola few.
Asa matter Of curiosity, we may hereafter pub
fsA awards heretofore given, 70 show who have
cen III henedeiarles o. the Agricultural Society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
FAIR At HaGERsTowN.

The last HageEstown Chronicle, gives full re-
por, Of the Agricultural Fair held 10 THAT place
last week Among other things Il says: The
address by A. r Boteler, Esq, Of Jeffsrssn Coun-
y, Va, the orator selected by The Association, was
one OF the most interesting, chaste and eloquent We
ever heard upon similar occasion. Much had
been expected from Mr. Boteler, from his reruta-
lion as an cccmpfshed orator yet We doubt wheth-
er that expectation was not mere than realized BY
every enelligent man in the assenblage. We
wish we had the space TO presen,ihe entire address
Il would be the most welcome repast we could fur
nish our readers and it would be read with in
creased relish elseneby those who we're 50 enhanced
with lis beauties. We have understood Mr.. Bole-
Ter has consented to its publication and We shall
no dosbt see i, ia pamphIe, form, ere long, and
freely distributed among, our peopis
After the address was concluded, a vote of thanks
was moved BY WIN B. McA.ee, Esq, and unan-
imously accorded TO the orator who made. very
neat and appropriate Acknowledgment"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
ANIXCIDENT or JURY TRIAL.


The last number Of Harper's Magazine conia ms
an article entitled Incidents Of Jury Trial, the Pc
rusal Of which reminded US Of an amusing and
somewhat novel method ct arriving al verdict a.
dop ed BY Jury in this county on a certain coca
sion The story is told BY facetious friend of
ours, who was member OF the Jary, and is as fol-
lows The Jurors il the case referred 10, as often
happens found themselves unable 10 agree upon
The amount Or damages 10 be assessed Many I'M
successful efforts had been made to agree upon a
verdict All the means usually reSorted TO on sHeh
occasions were tried in vain. The opinion OF each
Juror was asceuained, and the sum thus obtained
added together andthe aggregate divided by twelve
but il failed 10 produce unanmity Their patience
was exhausied-their appeites were keen-the
dinner bells were rngiagi and yet there was no
prospect of agreement In this condition Of affairs
the happy expedent we are about to relate was sug
ges,ed and i'm mediaiely carried into execution with
complete and wonderful sg:cess. A large circle was
drawn upon the floor Of the Jury-room with a
"piece Of chalk !" this was next divided into twelve
equal compartments by drawing lines from lis cen
ire to lis circumference. Each Juror then wrote
down ia one Of these divisions The amount Of dam
ages he went for" This done the Foreman with
a gravity becoming the soemnity Of the occasion
took his stand ia the ee,re OF the circle and hav-
ing spit IN the palm of his left hand struck it VIC
lently with the iore-inger Of the right at the
instant Srnirling his body rapidly around on his
hsr The sum contained in the division on which
the spit fell il flew from under the finger Of the
Foreman was taken as the rsydict of the Jury.
TSdtnfoH Sneefai0r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

Elections are 20 come on This faii fn New YORK,
Ohio. Indiana. and illinois. and
members Of Congress are 10 be elected in each
cough viii those already decided. 10 FL The com
pisriOn Of the next House Of Representatives In
NOS, Of these States double game i played by ne
Democracy. Wherever The Nebraska bill Is a
liule unpopular, the leaders sugar matters over
b. declaring that IL establishes great principle
that Of popular sovereign'y'-snd The result
musy be Ia "faror ef Freedom" The South Is
laughed at for supposing for moment that i
could compete with the Yankees IN removing 70
the new territories.
!. The Cleveland 20 } Plain Dealer says Keep
q before the People" tina, il is e bill for freedom
seven new Free Ssas<s are expected e be brought
into he Union 10 less than ten years. and some
fcks are even calculating that Texas will be etier-
inn tro more in lille while. This being done
the son.h will fnd that iis hiipral allies" have
played falsely, and tina. everyt guarantee has
been broken down BY the useless repeal Of the Mis-
.,n,f Corn nroFaise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21

ErTHr wAsHiSorox USioS Is the most amnsias Of
papers Punch match for II ia the department of
solemn fun" Ia lis issue q last Friday Il heads its
leader hns-conplete DisaPpearance Of the NbEthern
Wing Party. and IN column Of mingled rejoieiug and
Affected lameataiioa performed the rites Of sepanre for
the ancient foe Of political Democracy. We read the
article with some satisfaction, surPosing that The UBin
having finally disposed Of Norshern whiggery might
Cad tine 10 direet stsniioa TO Northera Denoerscy
and eaghten upon the Of the defeat Of lie party
In every Northern State that has lately held an election
AID the already well aear,aned ot that these defeats
are cay preparatory the greater cverthroy that are
% fsow in New York. Pennsylvania and ogher States
We wished especially 10 kaow how The whiss weir to
Be held snswer.he for adverse results IN States which
have slrays beea Dsnocrarir AID whether tAers had
not besn eonsi derabe fhsina q he Dsn1cr.cy viii
Knc1- Nctkiagsm and Abolitiunin, N order 10 run nm
Anii-Adminsira,icn nsioriies wkish were csrtsiaIv
beyosd the reach Of Wig schisVsneat. Our expcets
ton, have been stievo1siy disappointed. The solemn
sersicss viii which, Friday. Northera whiErcry
interred. have been Insufficient 10 keep he
corpse uader gro1.d and Saturday il back again 70
trCuhle he Unicn. who cndcaFors exercise il with
80 wcrd 70 car eoapiry and anolker coluua q e-
c.-n1tion q sthe Trslsonnhls and No1arrhic,i Pm
pcscs q Northera WhiEsery." what = wonas.sal |
party nasi tha Be Which Friday makes s.eonpae,s
di..Prsarsnes" md q Saturday returns pretnuui Win
''res.osstie and n1asssAitl furrce..s--Esl ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
cIIOLERA AT sIARrrxsnuRc.

Below win be found the names Of fhose who hax.
died since the cholera made lis appearance ii Mar
tinshurgs on Friday the sth inst including several
who lett the place, up 10 70 o'clock yesteday even
ing those q Other diseases than cholera are stated
or indicated BY an asterisk :fsl
ffidas, September sfh-Thomas Tnrner. Mrs
Poisa ccnsort Of Jacob Poisal Sr in tie SIN wear
q her age; Mrs Wien fuidoK,l A. Peutonv sciiid
NJ Indssdonks child; Miss Catharine Heinrich;
Mrs AeIntire, copsort Of Robert McIntirs. Mrs' n
J. Hes, fcns0rt of David Hess
Saturday September etk-Aliss Ann Hn,rhinson !.
Col E. r. Hunter
Sundag, Sept Ioti-Alfrcd Morris; Ms csskie.
eonsort 81 James caskie; German Girl al R Web
Raenhalet eonsort Of George Raenhale; Henry Tn
derdonk Adam Pentony
Moedas Sept Iltk--Mrs. John Weller cnnsart
q John Weller, ldicd Of bilious peurisy y Joseph
HeyeergeF, Of ShaEpshurg, Nd; -Pentoay's
child; John Snyder's child; Horace Woodard IA
win Merchant; George Backheimer; T. Searv's
child
Tuesday, Sept Ia-John KEGS. In the 7.th wear
Of his age; John Berlins two children; Mrs. Ann
BowmAn,t child, tcroupD Mrs, Berger's child Mr.
HedaeFdag, Sept la-James Hutchinson; John
81 Young; Groves child; Mrs Nancy Kennedy
at the bower Jefferson; jacob Cline's child :
Thomas Grove, miles from town: Clarks child.
Iharsdag, Sept l4.=-yacob Clines End child; Miss
Susan Compton l-li Mrs. Snyder, eonsort Of D. O.
Snyder johnson, Of Hancock Nd; Adam
Betzs child; George Harper, died al Sandy Hook.
coLoRED
Sept 7s-Girl at Dennis MeSherrys.
Segk s.-Rose, Negro died At Mrs. Stephens-)
man Of COL Hunters -----=- ---e
Sept B.--Dinah Washington.
Tuesday Sspicmbsz ls.-yohn Kees,' in the 7ith
year Of lis age John Beflin's two children Mrs.
Ann Bowmans child Group; Mr.. BergeT's child !;
Mr. Hands child.
Usdatsfav September i3-Jas. Hutchinson u
NJ. Young - Groves child; Mrs. Nancy
Kennedy al the Bower Jefferson Jacob Ciine's
child Thomas Grove, miles from town ;--
Clatks child Dinah Washington. (colored
TaRrsfay September lI.-Jaeoh CEne's % child
Miss Susan Compton. Mrs. Snyder, conscrt 81
ID o. Suyder Irwin johnson. OF Hancock. Md,
Adam Bets child; John Harper, died al Sandy
Hook.
Friday Ssp,em5.r Is MIR. Stuff. (German); Mr.
Kitzmilier John Snydel's 2nd child.
SaiE -daV Septen Der I6.-John Beiz; Samuel Lohr
Irishman, b. s. ORR Mrs. C. sCreamer; Wm
! Johnsonis child; Colored child at G Dolls. & i.
Sunday s Pieta5-y ~ Mrs Diffehderfer. Georg,
| johnson B. s o. R. R., Monococy Bridge M IS
4 Gaultryl
| Monday September IS --Itish child (Buena Vsia,
| p O'Herra's child Mrs. P. King Mrs. ADDER
| son (widow); Thomas P. Hollis child John Mi
burn, h. & o R. r.. Cumberland ;Another man
/ name not known, Cumberland; James Robinson
| in the COUNTRY Hartinsbgrg Gasette
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
Fortls EsJS Pfess.
OUR TOWN.

The health Of our borough has very much i'm
proved and know o. no intricate cases at resent
The streets are open fOr ingTess and tgress, the
bars" and ali Ja4aeS obstacles havipr been re-
moved We perceive In this as in most occurren-
ees a. The present day spirit Of precaeiy snd en-.
largement not dissimilar 10 the man who il was
said "vomiIed up , black crows and when The
ruth was ascefiained il was something as black
as crow
True we have has much sickness bat when
We compare our sufeTings, az q community with
those OF an adjacent town, We End cause 10 Be
thankful that Il has been as well with Us as ii
has.
The Know Nothings, iaara, are making rapid
strides, and dePetdire omens for the foture ia the
ranks Of the Old fsRulsrs. Il is generally acceded
that they will eventually be the WINNING nag -
Al they reclire Is sYritef prysscsfOa Is this one
rates upon them as does the changes ia the Climate
upon the ravagss OF an epidemic Ifythey were
len entirely alone, have no doubt thapthe places
and persons thai now prciead1o know them. would
soon ka0r aattisg about them. BREYIS.
Charlestowb Sept 90 81