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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

FINHE undersigned will continue the Grocery and
{ ,nnssion business Mt the old stand OF Wilson
< anklin where lie intends keeping general stock
of every article his line and would re gal to his
old customers and the public generally Pr ,mpt atten-
ton To nil forwarding and other business entrusted to
JOH H. W LSo''
September lst, 1851 sep2 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
GROCERY and SION

A IL u Y H h Il 'hfttH z " M NJ . y - " "
NHOUSES AND LUMBER YARDS, on the new
Basin FOR RENT.--Two lalge fire proof Brick Gro
cery and Commission Houses, with large L1n ber Nnfd9
attached the Basin, recent occupied b. hnl-
& Pryor and Ro. J. Echols, for rent and possession
given at once. One lot has Railroad running through
aud there is Crane tho Wharf for the use oi both
tonements.
-Four Lumber Yn.d., without houses also for rent. on
the Ba,in. Apply to JOIN kuCkhh'
inn l. dnndia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
DRUsn MOUNTAIN MILF stones.

IJtt SHF FEVUN fsHTN HHfs1H1 FFU"NS'
ID The undersigned are procuring from their cele
unted auary at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun
~ Mill Stones nnd Burrs of the very best quality The
rrputaton OF thesa stones widely known, but the
Raroad giving US increased facilities in hling orders,
hive app oiued Mcdaniel, Hurt ~ ireston' and Lee
& Johnsnr Iynchbrg our agents for the sale of IN,
who will recciv orders and have them fulfilled at tns
shortest notice.
Our Address Bib sbur2, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL. PRICE Il Co.
James NJ williams Danvillr, W Reynolds & Co.
Leak lille, n. @. are also ouragentt p. & Co.
Feb l4.dscts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

WANTED TO IEEKE.-The Subscribers
w wi4h to hire for their work on the Va Il Tenn
rhilroa1 in the Monutain region of Va, number Of
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
hey have Ind long experience in the management Il
negroes and Themselves. large owners. Hired re
groes will receive the reatmeS' in i"sTi
that thew give their own. One OF IN
Lynchburg, at any time, till the l0th f JahLary tho
Nashington Hotel or ut McCorke Simpson & mes,
orat Mcdaniel & Hurts. They " i'll also buy and
hovs Tdec D aacts1 SCOTT & ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
For Rent.

,no / its c. {. WINGFIELD.
E,7Oie RENI.-The Warehans" n7 The Basln at
T. present occupied by Mr.. Fayrtte W StePtoe; pos
session given on the st of Jannnry.
son;j,s AMBROSE b. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
BEAUTIFUL LDAGUERREOTYPEs

II EAU III u Il I'm ASu O1APES
- AR-'Te Red, IItue and Bl8G'
MINNIS s. TANNER. thou pride of the million
Thy pictures the best that
Thy gallery is the Shrine of devotion
To those who stnnd frmly thee
Thy triumph has mnde bunglers embe,
When womans gay form stands in view
Thy chmeIn makes all the craft grumbe,
Who envy the work that you do
Who envy the work that you do
Who envy tho work that you do
Thy camera makes all the craft grumble,
Who envy the work that you do
Thy gallery all spacious and lnrge,
Is dnily thronged with beauty,
Who, pleas'd wi;h your skill, think Of charge,
But attend from pure sense of duty.
Fair madcns and gents, both noar and afar
Come right away Main street,
Where all lovers of true pictures meet
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazanr
Where all lovers of true pictures meet,
From regions all round, both and afar.
NoTE.-lhe Gallery OF MiSSIs & Tanner is on
Man street. I'D door from Bridge, sde where the
most beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art arc
produced at all houis of the day, the satisac-
tory terms. mar23.ts
nUlNINE.-french, American, German and
w English, beached and unbenched for sale by
GEO Il. JONES & CO.,
mar9-ts Petersburg.
ENARLY BUSH SNAPS AND ONION SETTS.-
IA We have full assortment OF Early Bush Snaps,
Onion Sets and large Marrow Ia, Peas, which the
attention OF Gardeners is directed. For saeat
J. Ii. THOMPSON & cos
npl3dlw New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
supply of New Goods,

OF almost every Descriptions embracing new s'yl nre's
Gool-. Irish Linen, Fiannels Linseys. Cn'sinelts
kerseys Kentucky Jeans &c.. &c.
500 Shnws more nr e,s various atylas, at unusual
" cheap prices.
n B-New Goods received nearly very week.
,oo3-lt. JNO. J. PURVIS. Ac't, &c. &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
,fyIsE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
HATS HATS HATS
GDpJNE FASHIONS For lSS5

IA TN =! EE n y II N = IN
- SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. -
STITZER wll introduce the Spring style Dress Hat,
- the first Saturday in March, Tor the Inspection OF his
customers and the public generally; which will be found
surpass amy Hat, in this market, in beauty style,
quality aud finish. Also. lot of beautiful style
soft Hats for young Gents. All those dcsiling fine
Dress Hats. eclipse any Thing in this market will
please call at the sign of tie Blue HAT
All kinds OF Hats mnde to order with neatnoss and
d;spnch Customers Hats dressed over usun
mnr3.t, WN. STITXER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

To the People of the City of Lynchburg and all
the Surrounding Counties.
EOuN j. PURVlS, Agent tor Kent, Paine Kent,
y under the s,ylc of"Ast for J's S, Kent Is n'' IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

nUlNlNE-french American. German and
w English, bleached and unbeached. for sale by
GEO. Il. JONES & CO.,
maI9-ts Petersburg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

-.
The Virginia rail road is probably completed TO
tirecnsborough by this time and there Is now only
gap 81 about eleven miles west Of that place be filed
mp. When this is finished, Norfolk will reap largely
u the benefits OF an enterprise built by the lheray
and money Of North Carolina Wilmington Herald.
The above paragraph, which We copy from the VIII
lnng,on Herald, bctrays feeling Of jealousy which We
are sorry to see. In what sense can the North Caro-
lima Railroad. as il Is called, be deemed Virginia
road When completed, projected, il viii extend
from the mountains to The seaboard, passing near
il well can, through The centre Of the Slate inter.
secing the WILMINGTON road at Goidsborough, and
terminating at Beaufort. Il Is strictly, therefore,
North cGrona road. II is true that the Raleigh aud
CASTOR Railroad, which was ia existence before the
North Carolina road projected, opens = connection
with Petersburg; and that the Scaboad and Roanoke
Railroad (Which also anie-aics ours,l with the juno
ton at CASTOR, has opened connection with Ports
mouth and Norfolk, Virginia towns; both Of which
connections provided for in the charter Of the
North Carolina Railroad Il Is also true that these out.
lets fed largely By the produce which j. brought
down on the North Carolina Railroad. But Is il moi
eli 10 Wilmington and has she not obtained al thai
was in the bond How than is she damsgedi With,
out the existence Of tho North Carolina Railroad would
any Or the produce in the region through which !, pas
ses reach the Wilmington market on the contrary
would not the Virginia markets. by wagon 10 Raleigh
OF direct to Petersburg, completely monopol,,
our trade But the communication hcing open 20 vii
mngton, rs il now il BY means u the connection o
the North Carolina with tho Wilmington Railroad
the merchants q Wilmington can enter into a iai
competition with the merchants Of Petersburg and Nor
folk with the prcuJires Of the people in eir favor
Ard This brings about the advantages held gu, 10
people. when they were solicited 10 take stock in ii,
comvany-G choice Of mayktis- hch would te open
ell them BY the completion u thus Road, aud ia con
neclion with those then in operation Petersburg ans
Wilmington, Norfolk aud Beaufort. we're held out q
points inviting trade, each Of which could be reach
ed with nearly equal faeiii. thus giving 70 lat
and planter. The important privilege of selecting
the market nosi favorable 70 thrir interest The pr
mary object o. the builders u The road was 90 opsn
way for the convey of the surplus produce Of III
country 20 market the incidental leu,s lhe Iox
will le best secured ~ those Who shall olsr the ns
Inducements 10 attract the ts1e TO ihrm. We hops h
Herald will take broader view Of the ma,ier. and no
suffer itself 10 BE- oycr-murh troubled because ~ ih
beginning Wilmington has not RAPED 81 the hcBs6f
she eIpecied from The roaJ bu, let i looL with mon
eomplacency the future. trusting thn, the snierp,i.
and llheray Of her merchants will In due tiu,e secuu
an ample reward.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

.shall We negotiate these securities; = So,
as the emergenc, VAS pressing. they dlh x.
The highwaNmen, the housebreaRefs' ihe
thieves, shoplifters and burglars have also
4 language uf their own, and the use and
manufacture Of il springs from the sane
source aud is used lar the same purpose a
that Of finance--to stun the sensibHtles and
10 deafen The conscience of the arong,doers.
lie does not steal, be only prig,; be doe,
moi Kill, Ee ouly puts quletus. Jack
Shepnard" and paul Clifford" are his lexi
copraphers. There is no neral difference,
either in purpose or effect, between the first
of these two classes OF eyil,d0ers aud the
last.
Tie clerk, who is driven BY gambling, de.
baachery, or drink, to rob the till Of his en-
p!aycr, does 80. nine times out Of ten, with
the full determination to replace the money
when he shall be able, Paul, Sirahan & Bates
doubtless stole the bonds ui their customers
with the same determination, and IN so do
ing they found the path Of crime made easy /;
they found business like, familiar and re-
spectacle name ready made TO their hands ;
IS that, even II worst come Ia worst they
would only go through the world as thousands
had before lhem--as deEulters, or, az the
worst, babkrupt..
The trial and sentence of these men have
stripped oif' The specious disguise Of respect
ability, and reduced theiract to a radical aml
practical standard, which takes nothing BY
iurce of Others opinions, but stands upon lts
own merits, naked aud unsupported, as al
act &C theft.
The Judge who sentenced these men Il
fourteen years transportation had once sal
side By side with one OF them III equal homer
and authority; but on that account he did not
allow himself weakly TO forfeit the claim q
the community To severe, just, and infexl
bic consideration aud determination of I'll,
law which governs rich and poor.
When the world, in the streets, at fresides
in public places, in newspapers, IN pu!pits
and elsewhere, shall take themselves to be *,
pIcit and straightforward. and, ignoring til,
technology q finance, give TO il the plaiT
Saxon, We shall hear less Of detalcalion
suspension, and insolvency, and suffer les,
by theft and robbery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

GIoonr PRrnIcIIos. elaborate writer
IN The Uniun clusrs 4 communication IL three
"r fur columns with the opinion that those
even VIM have reached the advanced age II
three score and ten "may survive the libcr-
ties and Constitution u our country"
We remember a report which -. 10 cir.
eulation during the Mexican war " same uT.
hcer riding mp 10 General Taylor, IN The
height VI the battle IL Buena Vista, aud rx-
claiming TO him that the ,lay was lost 10
which the old General calmly replied, ~
reckon not" We wanld SIMPLY say 10 The
sensitive writer 81 the gloomy prediction ~
the Uniun, Usrsckoa nof.
Aefioaai hitll g,uotr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19
For The Hiltboroush I,ccord,.

December l5ih 1855.
DraR SIN: While sending next years dues
Tor the " Recorder" in adyanfe, permit me
20 ask whether others, like myself, have lost
the Fall crop % Irish potatoes BY an insid.
ious enemy, new to me, aud 10 whnse hab.
is wish 20 direct the attention Of our en-.
Genealogical friends. know mt It's name.
nor even its appearance for when il dead
y Mnrk attracted my observation, IL had a..
ready passed the limit 81 my unscientifc tis.
ion.
The potatoes were planted late IN June,
came up quickly and grew "a lururianil,,
promising a rich harvest. A Few DAYS before
the npwer, was surprised by The ycIluwI,h
lingc which the patch assumed but other
engagements diverted my attention a week
81 ten DAYS, by which time the leaves and
stalks had beeumc black, with only here and
there an exception. TWAS nov too late Tor
an upractieed eve To detect the Zoe IN lis 81.
ding place, Il indeed be had mt retreat.
I'd to an invisible distance. The point II
attack, however, was abyious. The stalk
was wounded at Or little below The surface
81 The ground. and though the greater part
III them stnud erect n week or tn, VET life
was destroyed. Many seemed eaten hall
through. ~ if By grub. Not one perfect
poiatpe was made. except on the very lew
stalks not attacked. Tie Wsgun lnaas II
anticipation dwindle,l TO meager bushels. IL
short, Ties dill not make seed.
The Spring crop was not attacked II i
the Fall crup. however, that We rely On Tor
keeping through the Winter, and until Spring
vegetables grace our tables, a. we'll a. fpr
market; and, unless this new enemy be ar.
rested. a substitute lor the Irish potato must
be sought. Please set on the hunters.
Very rrspcriIuIl, Yours.
W. J. BINGHAM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

Our loving friend II he standard i down
upon Mr.. Ftancis p Blair. tie great editor
" the Globe ~ The pamy da,s III jackson.
ism, for treason IN writing letter 10 The
sO.talled Republican Association In The city
of Westinghouse which letter he urges ihr
faction aforesaid 10 take strpny ground IN
layor ~ freedom 10 Kansas, and for The re
sioration &c the Missouri line. Politics arr
much calculated tofemind one Of afevoIying
cari.wherl, rolling through The dirt and mire
~ The highway; that part which Is nov high.
est presently becomes Invest, and that which
u lowest presently becomes highest. Fan.
ris y. blair did a. much as any one else ~
pot bis party ~ condition 10 feed suel,
prints as the standard. ~ q. .ltgas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

BisHor ltEs. % NoRrn CARoLiyA, LEcruR.
ING os RosaSiss N NlwAnK.--A large and
respectable audience was attracted To- -.
Mary's Hall. Illoman Catholic IN High
street, last evening. to listen 10 HE lecture af
Dr. Ives, late Episcopal bishop u Norih
Carolina. brIure The Young Meas Catholic
Association lie subject appeared 10 be hi.
vine Authority. Or the supremacy of the
spiritual over the temporal order of things.
lie maintained that there was implanted IN
the heart ~ man ~ inherent respect fur ~.
ihority aud if there was any authority 10
which he should yield implicit obedirnee, Il
was the auburiiy ~ God. No man had d
right 10 act independently Of Christ, who
commanded his apostles 70 go and teach
al nations" &C., and every man was bound
70 receive his teachings. lie referred to the
teachings u the apostles ~ support IL spir.
uual supremacy. ~ we'll as 10 the lives
and conduct VI The Christians Of the early
centuries. lie then dweIt up0n the beau.
ties Of true religion (which. eiclaimed was
Catholic--and concluded with an effective
allusiOn 10 the mission Uf tie Catholic,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19
AN ELOQUENT AMERlcAN.

One &c tile Kentucky breckenridge, who
is a member of the Missouri Legislature,
and inherits the proSerbial eloquence Of his
family, thus alluded to The American Party.
in a speech the other day. on bill referring
10 the regulation Of elections and the purii-
cationIof the ballot box:
"rime does not permit me, Mr. Speaker.
nor is this the proper occasion, to enter up
on the defence Of the principles Of this great
party, the American shall eagerly avail
myself Of that opportunityat some more APP
propriate season. The secrcsy at which gen.
tlemen seem 10 be SO much panied has been
removed, thank God. may be permitted
to say, as matter personal to myself, that
adoption Of this plan Of secresy. il was new
cr agreeable to me, and further, ! may say,
that though was not able, tor same time, 10
announce the fact oi my connection with II,
never ayailed myself II any evasion Il
onceal it. That party at no distant day
would prevail the great heart of the people
was fully touched and fully aroused. lthas
proved It's faith in the doctrines Of that par.
| ty, BY various aud wonderful manifestations
He believed that lhr great masses OF his coun.
trymen Would be found standing on the plat
form Of conservative principles, which thai
party had proclaimed. From the teemina
cities the people we're coming up to attest
their iralty 10 those principles-from III,
hill sides, and the cabins. aud the green
pastures, were they coming IN myria,ls t.
the American banner, and when they had &C.
quired the power To reward and punish
when they had reapesi tho risl. hars eat Of Viz
tory-they wuuid remember those who had
deserted and opposed them in the struggle,
and bartered away their cause Tor ,emporar,
aiyan tasesn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

able us to prosecute to glorious consumma.
ton the policy so well begun.
But this is nat all. There is yet another
resource untouched. Banks have existed,
aud will continue 10 exist. among US. How
ever their utility may be questioned, this
mode Of furnishing n circulating medium has
become the fixed policy Of the country
r. Ever since the complete establishment Of
the present National Government, Bank pa
per has constituted the current money Of the
United States. Issued BY different institu-
! tons, sanctioned By the State Legislatures,
as by the General Government, il has perva-
,lcd every quarter of the Union, and formed
the universal medium Of exchange" / dn
not, therefore, propose to dispense with
banking institutions, or so tu modify the sys-
tenn as to protect the private citizen against
all losses or improper exactions, or guard
against the evils incident to banking opera
tons; but, taking banks as they exist, and
preserving all their powers Of usefulness a
commercial agents, ! desire To muster the
system into the cause Of internal improve
ments, and make banking, in the hands ol
the State, an instrument for the complete &C
complishment Of the object above indicated
This power, prudently exercised, in add
ton 10 the annual income from either sources
will enable the State to check on her terri
tory with railroads ; extend It's accommoda.
ton to every section; deal justly BY all
form valuable connections with the roads ol
our west, and raise ourselves intoa CONNER
cial importance compounded BY few. How
this can be ,lone, propose to show in future
numbers. Yours, DC. LEON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

rniIg ~ DELAwARg.-Th law. ~ Della.
ware punish win ssvrfiis III msn,rr u chine,
4 man manned I,ab1rinns Lss Just becn ronvci.
I'd a Wilmington ~ horse stealing. anil .sn.
fenced 10 answrr 10 HE owner $3.50, 10 pay |,
iine u 500 10 The State. t. Stand ~ he pilOry
one hour and be whipped with twenty lashes.
The same man las also been csnsieird u bar.
ceney. fsf which The sentence is 10 be shipped
viii i've lssirs, 10 BE- imwi.ontd one day af.
ier The expifsiind e hi- senitnrr IL the iofmer
rase. 70 restore s3II. so. and 70 wear d roByicl's
Jarkel ia months. and pay the svss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19
cHLoRoFoRN ,sp ROBBERY on rHE CAR;

cHLoROFoIM lxp ROBBERY on THE CARS.
On Friday evening on our way from Utica
to IIion, Young lady bv the name Of Par
ker informed Us that Mrs David Wright, Of
Toronto, had been robbed Oh the cars near
poughkeersie, on Thanksgiving night. I'M
der the following circumstances: She was
on her return hume from Baltimore, where
Size had been To visit Nlrs. Hawkins. tile wife
II the Washington lecturer. Among the
passengers whu had got On board the train
at Baltimore, vas 4 tall, dark-eyed, well
dressed, and genteel locking lady. who sat
down by the si,le II Mrs. Wright. "arc you
travelling alone :" asked the stranger. al
am, was lie reply. "IIow Car arc You 20.
ing;" $40 Canada" was The answer. The
conversation thus commenced was continued
long time.
1'hes passed through Philadelphia and y.
York "a the mos; friendly terms. aud were
hurrying along tie Hudson road. when the
stranger Inquired Of Mrs. W. il she could
change five dollar bili FOR her. Mrs. VI
replied that lie could not, and in order Il
.hOw her willingness 10 do 80, had she been
able, Sic pulled out her wallet, aud display.
ed three twenty dollar gold pieces, ten dol.
lar gold piece, sDme small change and i
check. By ard bY Mrs w. complained ii
pain IL The head. "i)h." said tie stranger
have some cSlognr with me, let me put a
title Oh your temples, il viii doubtless re-.
Ilcge yo1." Mrs. ". Immediately sank "a
slpep and remained Lsen.ible until tie con.
dlct0r shopk her awake and demanded her
ticket II was with the utmost difficulty he
could wake her.
lie hually hOisted the window Of the car
nd tie fresh air relieved the unfortunate
Homan. Sic put her haul into her pocket
WHEN 20 her astOnishmrnt aud dismay 81,
found That H. wallet containing her money
her ticket and her check had gone. aud tie
,iran.e sOmaB, who had been 50 attentive,
baI also disappeared.
Tie genleninly conductor endeasored q
console her with tie promise that he would
see her baggage at Albany. But WHEN thcy
arrived at Albany il wasi aseertained thai
;hprg vas no baggage there for her. The
baggage master said a lady and gentleman
glt If we think al lludson,l and said their
baggage directed to Albany must ~ left there
and not taken to the place where they first in.
tended to leave il. III this way Mrs. Wright
lost her money, her jewelry, and her clothing
Tiis female rubber wore black velvet bon.
set trimmed with scarlet flowers, 4 dark
niantlia, j. isdy.like IN her demranOr. wear.
. lacinating smile. and is. undoubtedly, the
same person who played The confidence game
ai,h Tie merchsntsanj hptel keeper, at Bal.
tihUte, short time since. Nra Wright
sas t8D sensitive tp make known hcr money.
less situation, and did mt eat mursel ol
lpod ~ nearly tMD DAYS, when she prOyi.
deBtialiy met her friend Nilsson Mrs. Par.
ker, Wl,D furnished her With lands. Mrs
Wright j. sery esiimsble woman, II higi
.usisi position. s1d We hope her husband.
sba il 4 man NJ property and standing, will
spare ~ paiaa " irIfsi 0st ne HIGHWAY wo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-19

CnsTA RicA AND WALKER's PRocgrpNas.-
The Central Amrnrsn governments are Ill 10
= state ~ excitement. growing mi Of Walkers
proceeding. IL Nlcafagus. The Washington III.
lplligpncer learns that Ihr Gasta Hira militia
have been called lnrih. bcine more lian live
thousand strong. Ii 80 stat j Thai he Republics
Of Gnaeml,, Salvador auI u ,n,uras are al IN
arms, tleemlne u necessary lnr their own safety
10 70 snd oppose lie Invaders, who evidently
threaten Ill the Central American Slses. The Pre-.
sl,lenl 81 Costa Rra has issnsd derree sga,n.i
the oerupancy 81 he national lands on tie AT.
laniif sLure. u y ~ iullows:
" That Ibis Republic having never granted any
pirt 81 ~ ieIuofiiy on The Atlantic orran, Wlll
ran-iher n al times spid md NJ No value every
ari titai msy IL extrHirj On HE right border 81
lie i've, San Juan. aud 80 ir Wild roasis Of lie
Northern sea, from, lie mouth ~ SAID river up 10
the n,iinns lin,us with he Republic Of New
Grcnals. without previpus cansrnI and legal
sanction. Costa Rira bsibg resolved on claiming
and su'isInibg u. right against every Irspass
90 The iernlury - IT, ifuuiirfs."