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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24
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Communicable negro charged in the county Of Hen
~ with tho murder Of Barrow after trial OF three day',
found guilty aud condemned to be hanged. There
much interest in the proceedings Of tho court and the
thronged with Fpectitors the whole time. The
evidence strong and conclusive against the prisoner
The defence was conducted by Messts. Tredway and
Martin DdnrHe Rep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

The Washington Sentinel remarks that "revoiu-
ton in the nineteenth century against the proagacy Of
Qaeen Is novel aud strange event. Such things we're
known 10 tho olden times but we doubt II Ia those dark
days, when "nprincpled women ruled the kingdoms OF
France aud England, there any more corrupt
more shameless, aud debsuched han IL the Queen
ofSpain in this, the enlightened nineteenth century
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

RANGE OF THE TuEn uOMErEn
AtA0RRLS' Bootstors, 81 Main street, July q.
'''s!:s'a' nsSS''''s' 'o.s!o's' tots..
MRARDoLPHs Boot,toye. iai Krfa si,,et Ja,y 20.
''fai''' 'sSj'''' 'o''Ssii'' tot.~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

The editor Of the Alexandria Gazette published in Lou
isisna has been spending time among his brother
Fbusers in New Orleans, aud writes joyously home
| his paper, as follows:
The fate OF Cuba is sealed Nothing short of the hand
of 0mnpotence her now aud the Queen Of the
Antilles set about preparing wedding dress for her
marriage to Uuce Sam. IL docs not matter a straw
whether kick up a with her about the Black War.
let that take its place smong the thousand
and one other iudgntes wo have impatcnty endured-
There expedition foot, having for its object her
overthrow, of character altogether formidable ad-
nit loop upon which hang doubt This is positive.
" true and what is little remarkable there is dis
guise whatever ahout Men talk of il here event
beyond the surveiuce of chance There such
Is fell" Batherskite meetings not held, our
rsibcs excited by symbolic givines OF mysterious
hiuts, But what amounts 10 something more and better
hundred subscription books open, and state y fact
within my knowledge, that nearly hall million OF dol
lars has been subscribed in New Orleans and paid in
Any these books witness the paving down Of
cash by what | NAV call q countless throng crowd
ing around them, and fork whatever he may deem
proper. Munitions OF war hugh cenron muskets powder
&C., leave here almost daily for New York. and large
bodies of engrau:s pressing forward the Ro Grade
Up this time these public have encountered
obstacles, will they in future. Men have charge
the expedition who half Drained fools but en-
crgetic, practical, business operators. They will
with the sincws of war-Inoney-wiih picked men-not
the tag tail oflsEge c;ties-and with appoint
ments ioE any emergency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

Wire WnIPrIsG-A savage looking fellow named
Lawrence Newell brought before the Mayor OH Satur-
day upon charge of threatening strike with atchet
on Thursday las; well conditioned named Michael
Ainsworth because he demonstrated with him upon the
improperly Of his ruauly conduct to his wife whom he
was in the act Of striking with the Ratchet. which he
threatened to use upon him.
According to the testimony Of Answorth and his sister,
the vile OF the man has been Frustrated for sometime from
the effects of the hard inflicted upon her by
this ruthless tyrant.
The Mayor required him to give bail 10 the sum Of
TO keep the peace aud be OF good behaviour for twelve
months
lie was unable to give bail His Honor being informed
that the mans vito and children sick and wthou,
any means OF support except what he would provide
was discharged with a admoniton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

The number OF ImmIgrants that arrived here during tho
tue month OF MAJ, up 70 the 2ith 5000 which
1895 were lrIsb, an'l 1850 Germans
The native countries 81 the foreign population in the
United Sl.ies. 10 1850 by lia census az follows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

~ SUBSCRIPTION TO CENTRAL ROAD-The poll. for TAX.
ing the the eehoje the city will be opened
Market morning hatpa,. for receiving
ward, the City Hall for Madison Ward
az the hoa m Tavern Tor Monroe Ward 10
O'Clock. UA-it
w sToss KssT SoglaE ~. isl Mair sweet:
The wavesy Novels Abott'ord edition; ~ vols cloth. same
Lits Of DIT. Alexander; vol. syo, cloth.
a aSS1 sT:s S.g y sr second war 1 s s $40"
Index TO Periodical Literature; by Poole; vol
Gaseeer ~ the United states brought down The present
Janney's Life Of WIN. Penn. vol. syo.
JIJge aiburon's YANKEE Stories; with ustraon' vol
Gscechy; by Author Of wlds wide world !" limo
sii5. iva
NNTUITE DUCK COATs.-THg BEsT that has been
w offered sale this market this sea,on you doubt
IT, call and get and be satisfied Of the &c, That heg saD be
jyai Rthmoud COOLING Mandatory.
@ ELLiNG OFF AT a pHoRirl have ,ill on hand
profit aud strange the customer get. them from
low a, from those selling ~ cost soMss = s f,. h1aer
''S ya i''' mind ''' ''' ''pp' wS lRi sSr
QpRNNDY-ohoes aud high aIvoreI OoEnsc Brandy few
Jyis "'" IVY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 90.
NOTICE styles o. summer Dte', Coed, hand will be
i a. ard SoT G s.S 70 sG' ~, before the @
Jyi5 No 81, M,in street.
Dr. S. Bss.9y B,saSpTn yass
By Uy1il EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
"a 4DgftA wiNBMadera in pipes, hall pipes, quar-
I'VE and in y casks-yarous Vintages
Tyii EDNoS6. DAVENPORT co.
Fafts1 expressly isr them, and .mIrses. All the Istsid
!,:
cali from our friends the public and the Lade. s,psnI.ly h
Ie9 No.ItH, Sign OF TIE Ilumpated Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

Before the American Institute Farmcrss Club at New
York, few days ago. Judge Megs read a paper upon
the subject Of rapid railway travelling from which W.
make the following extract showing the progressive
notioss Of the tmcs Tho thought Of travelling at tho
Of three hnndrd ,;ies hour arid of going from
New York to San Francisco In ten hours very reresh-
ing this hot. melting weather. We hope tho idea may
succeed, aud Judge Megs sagacy, he tells himself
has already been quite sufficiently vindicated
the Leaiurs Of Mes York. In ISIS ars. publicly asserted
s as.nS % & sgn
nese,. to move ox then In is. the average velocity on the
~. sIsssdss t,e. at,.. Aoss mai heoTe,ea
N. velocity
.ses Of nh,y.''S ys,r. The tame had been written sy
Noah Editor He prst.eed article (Which
h S hun oh,
s ssSs1 .d%ss Hs ,ss II a
which Ia, been done in England Ba, entertain view, rs
Emperor Of Russia Ia. taken The nrst
Instead cutting alley through the country going
around everything in the way Of liaehs h..
all the to haHtri d Wide so that the engineer
sus H. nMt Of The tae the railroad from poIn, to poin,
the rails times stronger than
a.sS @ Ss
q train; having gate. closed Of
hnldrci nnc; an os We shall more safely travel re
enough-,o did twenty year, ago.
& g mile, an hour in Ibis as . h
dred miles have been ae'ompii,hed.
sage nom New YORK 10 San Francisco in Ten kosr.
sOtcs RCrixsoS-i have no doaet level straight
made sufficiently strong and smooth Iris lightning
attained but what thinking Of is this yoa
JrpOE ME'o-we must tesn hundred miles this side Of the
station to shut OF ste There would be need Of the
perfect rails. does ouixoe
hundred miles an hour than 1t did forty to talk Of h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

THI FoREIds PoPULAtoS.--By tue census OF 1850,
il appears that the white population the United States
theo amounting TO 1858 O5s there born in foreign
countries, 92.O52J p1rsous-nameiy males ,28g I3I .
females lOOllGi. Those ascertained have been born
IN the United States >mognted TO 727aS 7b. and 81
e5s reported unknaWn eG to their nativity. Il thu.
1880 nearly eight IN one "a the Whole United States
IL should be observed that since lie Of 1850
sken the foreign population has argeg increased by i'm
migration, amounting to million n all 70 tha
the number Of pc Of foreign birth in The Unet
states may be stated st about three and half millions
Inc proportion Of Germans among tie recent Immigrant
mas been very great appears from the following
hom an article IN the New York Stiats I;ilung Ger
man paper:
For many years the Irish immigration was much III,
largest, until suddenly from 60 $685. in 1851 the Germat
immigration increased to 49, 20 10 1882 aud thus sur
passed the Irish The following figures show the cond
lion OF the lmmIgL a.lon dnIng ihe last sig znara
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

ri OTICE.-nsying purchased from EpwfS WILSON h g.
II tabte the Manufacturing NJ Tobacco, and appoint
ed him Agent conduct said business viii hereafter pro-
ocedin aud responsibility hm
10 perform In behalf all acts TO carry on sad bust
ness properly. NJ W. sAFFoHp'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

RlsE ~ the PRfCE oY EsGLrsH NEwsPAPERs.-In con
sequence OF the great rss in the price opoper In England
seriously diminishing, f not altogether destroying tue
profits OF some Of the provincial journals. OF the
journals there lave resolved to increase their Of sale
and subscription. In Glasgow movement ia now going
to faae tbs price Of oil .hs papers copy
In England tho Birmingham Journal has lst taken tic
lead with q simular increase.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

BE 1t ordained by the Council city Rehnond that IL
shall not be lawful for person. bring into the
city Of Richmond expose to rae within the
y any fresh hsh erAbs Sturgeon CLANS OYSTERS fresh
Ned aud any person or persons being se who
ordinance shall subject more
than Nv" dollars forfeiture articles 10 be re-
covered complaint before the Mayor Recorder or any Alder
Of the said city.
q BE 1t further ordained That violate the
provisions OF the hrst section OF this liable 10
be punt he'd by number Of lashes exceeding
This ordinance shall commence and be In after
the lah Of July, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

THS 0LD MARxEr-The roof Of that portion of this an
tiquated structure lying between Main street and the
centre ARCH taken down Saturday. preparatory to
Corporations ON and elegant building on tho same
sto.
This il the second eys aud public nuisance of
which the city will be relieved. Except that all that
repulsve In the city Hall concealed from vcw IL
tanly oud class appropriately with that old musty
concern Of the valley IL would the notions Of
taste aud ntdtne" apparent in that vicinity engen
gone or going fast aud congratulate the city upon
the prospect OF s disappearance at very carly day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

STRANGE ErYkcrs or CuoLKRA.-A man named Enoch
Campbell taken up ia this city, Friday night.
dsserer from tho u s. Ship Pennsylvania aud brought
before the Mayor on Saturday to DO examined. While
In Court he affected illness, aud applied officer to
accompany him out The officer being ayed at the
time requested watchmau Maize to take him In charge.
He consented and the two Left together They got into
tho lot, Of lafayette Hall, aud while tho wachmsn
was going short distance aside Campbell darted
the fence aud made his escape
One two of the officers being apprsed of the crcuu>
stance FASTENED in pursuit Of the fugitive but was too
late. he gone
Bad chance Of hs escaping however, he will In all
probability DO secured by the time this notice will ap-
pear.
lie seemed to derive considerable activity from tho
cholera attack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS

LARckSr.-0n the tth inst, two coats aud hat were
unknown to hin. Friday morning while ct the lower
market, he recognized the stolen bat negros head
and Immediately arree.ed him. Sambo broke loose
from his grasp, and took leg ball. weLdisposed vel.
low lass who understands criminal law quito as we'll az
Joseph Mayo ESQ, walked up Pitman just the mig
ger had broken loose, and informed him that tho hat he
given to him Sunday In Exchapge another
by Jim RE, alias Ellis black rogue Who had lei, the
Penteutary about two weeks ego ser ioug service Tor
felony.
jim was broush, before tho Mayor GU Saturday to &c.
for tho bat aud Betsy. Who Is his epued wife,
brought up witness.
IL was proven, however, that Jim iu confinement
the 4th and that the hat which Tho colorsd fellow
in the market no, the given to him BY jim.
He was discharged.
Issued for tho Of tho other fellow.
His namc Is Lewis. slave belonging to Dr.. Warren.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-24

n l. uuins
~ from steamer and for sale by A
jy9t cprSsu.w /. co
iCE-o terces prime Rice, landing and for sale by
NJ Hzt CRENeuAw a co.
The daily union., 1854-11-26

ROOTs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND sHOEsI-sdn =
Of avenue between Sinh
and Seventh opposte Browns HotelA HOOVER SON
still the old place. south side OF Pennssvsn'a
9th and 1th Browns Hotel
pleased their Old and the pubic
fonnd LADIES'
styles and prices;
FOR LADIES.
Cloth button hcecd CATERS, tips
French lasting button and h-.led CATERS
Cloth button CATERS without heels
French toilet slippers, French iasting and kid
Do black and white saun ssers
DO bronze and back kid and Morocco .ipps q
Plain lace xaiters all coiors
Morocco ami Jefersons thck and Thin soles
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Black, brooze, End coIored oxed tipped CATERS
Tar cpored do do
DO tipped and plain Morocco boots thick soies
Bronze, black and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco boots and Jcfsrsons, thick and thin
FOR GENTLEMEN,
Patent leather boots o a superior quality
DO do pevssd, for IS
top CATERS, black oooed
sole
calf Congress raters single and doubIe soIes
Calf Oxford ties and Montereys do
Patent ra,ber pumps and low quarsred shoes
A superior article of sewrd boos sprns
With aRencra variety OF seved and peRged boots.
FOR Boy> AND YOUTHS.
say line prepared supply
mands OF boots and shoes in a variety of styles.
FOR SERVANTS
department conpse
d.ntw W. nj good article
Thankful for favors s solicit Of
We hnx keeping I'd article and selling fair prices that
will be able We woad invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
but call Mt tHtOVER SOM,
Opposite Browns Hotel hstwsen 9th and 7rh s,s.,
oet7-eodm south side.
The daily union., 1854-11-26
Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.


\ Oruox SursGIsrksDKSr o PuBuc PRIxrIso,
Washington, september ~, 1854
Once t.pio % unai ,ns aoaday d.s
.t he required for the public printing
Ing on The day of December & and ending o" The '' day Of
The subousd specifies nearly can aser,ained
and lhs quality desenpuoa, each kind that
fine printing pap~r, uncaendered "A by
g inches, and weigh forry-dvs pounds Of
CLASS ..
1000 ans printing sasnss'sd 70 2. By g
inches and to weigh hiy pounds to the ream OF 4so
supe6ne printing paper
TO the Of 4so sheets.
cotton, from all mineral
q .u . Il s. us s . ..
io Unrmy thickness, aDd weight will
from the
bundle to make the weight will be considered violation of TIN
s...s ssa che %
be supplying quanuie.
the first. second and third classes at such times s. The pab
greater quantity either class, should quantity be
ead at such "e and " 'ue quantities " may be deemed ne
No. ss sSs ss 30 post Ss Do per Do
oolscap, to weigh 10 pounds per ream.
: 40 40 DO DO 30 30 DO Il 4 90 90 80
% 70 s hss'' to s,s Do 'ossd' ,sam
No, 200 realms % folio post, 70 weigh e pounds
3 10 do bank post do II DO do
No. l. 900 doubecap weigh ~ pounas aer
No. 100 med (writnso weigh % pounds
9 8 90 90 co., % med ss.s..s do 90 90 DO {:
Al Of M IN cass Be- made Of ss., ma
wh, blue color may be required and to be Of the regular
standard sizes the kads The right reserved Of
ordering quantity of upd every kind
aeted for such times and in such quantities the public
separately, subee. sep
but bidders o for Of the classes
il the proposal and the privilege reserved Of req.ns
such classes, or forfeit hts ighi to any class
and us on. sample for saeA kna mus, each bid and
A. be numbered correspond with the number Of
properly dessna.ed On the sample or Il viii not be
And ai proposals and samples be ansmtrd this Office
Each proposs signed by making it,
and must specify the pound and the
each kind paper
in the class psnpnsed for.
All paper the be delivered
places be designated in Washington
order free Of all and charge and subject
the Inspection weight and ohe
Blank forms for win be furnished this Office
applying for them and will taken
unless SUBSTANTIALLY agreeing thtrewith.
approved srcuties, required SUP
plying iDc aucse Of the classes, failure
ply the quantity required at any time, viii be considered violation
ofthe contract ~" "
E.ea bsasr surnh with hi. proposals
evidence o. his ability and oropo,aI
panied with such evidence will be rsi~e,cd r'f -
the pr0po~as will BE- in The rsauirea sy law
at W O'Clock At the Office Superintendent.
WI, Dc addressed 20 Of the Public
A. G. SEAMAN.
ocil-eodt,Dee
The daily union., 1854-11-26
No. 52S.
ale of alternate section. in the Missouri.


by the President OF the United states.
pursuance Of law 1, FRANKLIN PIERCE President of The
Uned Ansca hereby declare and sasks Known
,a, public sales % the section. and b~iAs
males sde oj Jos<pA raroad ia iAr
provided BY act Of osa June ssa s"iss se'
gran, me Ish, the state Missouri, poon
sad STATE and specially excepted from graduation
land Offices in said Stale the periods hereinafter degnse
Al The land office PAMrsA, commencing Monday the
fifteenth day of January the
within such sections and parts Of section. bearing odd numbe
referred
Ner4 Of TAG bose line. aud Of the a principal
Tow nshp Gffy sir OF range three.
lo~nsaps Vyse yir, seseu fifty eight range
Township ts ars, tty ria, fifty seven, tye eight, j
Township. tyass, tay-H1. hf,y.even hayegh', Jvy
rounairs dayias my y.sosa t'yssst. range
TSwa,sS. a., aud and Of Of eight
Townships J5fyve iysir, and y sisA, range
is'.1 seven, and TisssS Of range wess
A, he land Office Mm.. M commencing Monday the sh,
following named townships, TO wit
North of he base line, and the h principal mda
Townships ysr ai,y seven, and iyeixA Of
y M any any and assn
Townships fifty SIR MY seven, and Nsshs of range seven
Town.np. Any ana :s Of ,a"ss nineteen
Townships yty sir and ty es of twenty
one
Townships fifty sir, and y eight, range twenty
Townships ts:r, and fifty esas range twenty,
three.
office commencing Monday,
eighteenth day Of December the disposal Of
lands such odd numbered referred
pated IN the following named townships viz;
North tie base line the A priacpa
Townships fifty sir, my fly eight, and of
wentyfour.
Townships hy hy eight range twenty
Townships tysr, seven GygM, of range twenty
il.
Townships ty-,i, sy-es range twenty
Townships 1ysia, hfy and ysht Of range twenty
eight.
ro~n-hip fifty sir, hfiy-sevep and fly eigA of range thirty
Townships sFr nfyseven, and Wy Ngh, o range thirty
Townships fifty and fifty eAt, of range thirty
Townships fifty dny seven and y eigA OF range thirty
three.
townships ssir, any and yeiga, ranss thirty
four ~ ~ 80 F-Ef
Townships y-ar hity and fcish of range thirty
hve
designated by wholly
secions
italics partly
winch furnished dsict land Offices
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
sold subject the
the i0, June 1851 the convenient and
through which rad passes will
the quantities shown BY the ofkciAi piats.
will be offered in the oder which they
used each Will be heps Tor time sufficient 10 admit Of
offering lands exceeding weeks, and sppca
lions " make private entries OF the sn osed ndsr s p.oca
under hand the of washington, deeah
sep,embsr Domin thousand eight hundred aud
' FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President:
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The daily union., 1854-11-26
American Artists Union.

THE American respectfully the
ctiaAns Of the United Canadas
Of csuysuas for nne country
ind wn view Of enabling family TO become possessed Of
gallery of engrsviDss
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS THE AGE
they hAve determined
ausgs and thus only employment large
of aiss and otheFs
OF % present TO the purchasers of their esgavny when
so6,Ovs Of which sold,
Ac0,0O0 gtns Of the actual OF $3.50, 900.
Each purchaser OF dollar therefore,
only an earravns richly worth the
entities nm TO one Of the gin. when they distributed
For nve dniaSs bghy haished painted
oil and nve rf tickets will he d0las
did can be selected from the catalogue and
mail xpsess
copy OF the catalogue together with specimen Of
ensrsun&p can b. the Office ot this paper.
For each dollar engraving actually worth
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded
AGENTS.
The commitse, believing that great
undsnas ing win be materially energy
OF Intelligent and pcsseveIng agents. to treat
Any person wishing " become by sending popa 81
win Esaive BY etarn Of mail Onsdollas eDgavny
es,asoss ssd all other necessary Information.
On the faai complexion OF placed in the
hands If committee OF the
OF which WIN be throughout and the Can
The daily union., 1854-11-26
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Inc name Of no person will be apD OH s aAia.s
payment Of The subscription made In advance
Distant subscribers may us money b, ss the po.t.e Of
which VIII be paid by by ourselves in s
The COUNTRY PAPER pubshed t weekly during ths ~,
s'o" Of Congress- and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for than wear will be- received
terms proportioned to the above annual rates
0O-P0sTMAsTERs as our agents and bv
sending DAILY subscribers s enro.ea or srvs
sEA"kEkLY subscribers, with o25 enclosed 20
copy svasts.
The daily union., 1854-11-26

lNaMFETING* AND EVERY OTHER DEWC rip
furnishing goodsWc receiving,
New York brilliant
rupp'y e We superb style velvet BrusSeis
supeshne VIII soil
10 p~r less prices
Also, vared stock Of curtain materials
comprising brocaee,
a and damak aerino~ Turkey red cashmsrs
chsiz, shade embroidered
sets ny very elegant and cheap.
We hkcwne prepared offer Inducements
fso octs all kinds Of quilts and comforts,
usankes rm ~ s2 linen shceings All wdhs, pillow
table damask nsphias
step o'cioih Russa
diaper, tsbi. o,Icioh,
In fact with would frends,
puhsc asnesxy this
good greatly reduced figures
srr~ AUCTION New prompt
credit dealers corresponding tow rates.
BARNES 81 MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th
Sans n9uH
The daily union., 1854-11-26
AVIS Relating to the Public Lands.

Avs Relating to the Public Lands.
Laws Of the United
Confederation, Treaties Spanish other Docu
ncnn respecaS Public Lands opinions
hs United states in relation hsre'o eompese from the begin
Aaecan ep~rs bepe Legislative and
Of Ushcd nsaes Pubic Land. vols
foe.
whi,ss Co'.ston of Laws Charters, and Ordinances OF
Great Britain, France, and Spain relating
land IN Their rsspec0ve esonie~, snd
the ssb3ect containing Judge
uansIaion Of A1o and MaAeess.
lnsutnes of tho Civil AZ apan.
SchmidA Civil Law Of arMn Mcrco and th more iuno
acts Of the Mexcan toneve~s }
Rockwellh CompstAtim ~ 9pawtsh re,
10 Aines and Titles W Real q
Laws ms Colonies and 6tate Govepmrn,s from 1919
wnrd IN reanoa To tnians Indian Anur
Of the Cowsres Of Confederation s,s.
on The came su iect vol FRAScR TAYLOR
Oct&