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bounded Oh The North by lands of Lew is Per-
kins, jacob fawei, and line of demaication,
south by lands Of William Stewart aud Samuel
Chance; East by lands of Mrs. Talbot aud
iicnry .lumole; West by lands of Mrs. Neaand
.lnd lands Of 5. llarrel. Supposed to contain
TWO THOUSAND ACRES;
With Improvements, together with one hundred
and fifteen shares of Citizens Bank Stock,
subject TO an indebtedness Of about $4,000 60
said Bank.
STOCK, &c.
yoke of oxen and lone OK;
Eighty head ofSheep;
Ih.eC-.liths of the stock of Hogs;
10 head of mules and horses, and five mules,
farming utensils, plougns, hoes, s,Laxes, &C.,
belonging TO late partnership OF Perkins
kiibourne;
Corn, Fodder, &c, Backsmith's tools;
oue Horse wagon &c.
TIE Remaining portion ofsaid succession,
will SELL in the Town of jackson, La, On
WEDNESDAY THE 2ND DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, A. D., 1886, to-ail:
The House and iois ia tile Town Of jackson,
Sho last residence of deceased.
The household and kitchen furniture
Stock i'll Masonic Lodge, pleasure Buggy,
lumber de-, Lot Medicines and shop fur
niulre, certain accounts and Medical bills
against various persons, also the undivided one
half of certain Medical bills due late firm OF
j. u l.. q. Perkins.
House and lots occupied by j. I. Heath Esq J
III jackson.
Terms of Sale The Residence, in jackson,
yill be sold on a credit of one, two ard three
ycars from day of sale, purchaser to give ap-
rov,d personal security, and consent that ii
mortgage be retained iii! payments Of the pur,
chase price, and interests which Shall be at the
"ate of eight per cent per annum after maturi-
ty Of the instalments.
ne Iaads and negroes, and personal proper
ty for cash.
IN the event, the property when offered
tor cash does not bring the appraiScment, it
Niil be re-oiered on the same ,iay on the fol-
owing terms:
The Land and Bank Stock on credit of one
two and three years;
The negroes on a credit of one and two
years.
The personal property on u credit Of one
year from the day Of sale
The purchasers Of the LauG and Bank Stock
and negroes, togive approved personal security
and consent that a mortgage be retained on the
property til payments of purchase price and in
interests which shall be at the rate OF eight per
cent per annum from maturity of the install
ments.
Purchasers of the Land and Bank Stock to
assume the payment of the Banl; debt amoun-
ting to about the sum of thirty-six hundred
dollars G. W. CATLETr,
Dec. 1st, 1876. huctioneer
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W0 The Public.

rW TIE Proprietors of "THE PATRIOT"
wo III respectfully inform the public at large
they are fully prepared to execute with neat
ness and despatch, all descriptions of PLAIN
503 AND FANCY PRINTING, ! III 6,
SUCH As
HAND I1LLs, LAWYERS BRIEFS,
POSTERS, PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS, ETC.
And as the materials of our Office are en-
treiy NEW, and having been selected and ar
ranged with great care, we hatter ourselves on
b.:ng able 10 please all who may favor us
With ther natronage.
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Terms Of Sale--A credit Of one, two and
three years from the day Of sale, in equal an
nual instalmcnts The purchaser TO give his
note with approved personal security, each in
stalment to bear eight per cent interest from
maturity until paid, with mortgage on the
property to secure payment.
JAMES WELSH,
Dec. % 1855, Auciioneer
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iOU0RS--An assortment for sale low in gallons
l. a sess ~ J. 9. BAaAosf.
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JANLS :. TAYLOR. ~. ). W. "ohiiiAA
ga. 'aaVsar ~ tgDrss.sRin,

Ela4I-fltfG Tor ne Pr"rtteo oJ
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
sS9~ Will giye exclusive attention to their pro-
Ion. Oaice in the room lately occupied as the
p,st 0G;ca mar 10 1855.
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PROCEEDINGS OF A PUBLIC MEETING
HELD IN TIE COURT HOUSE AT
CLINTON. LA, DEC -, 1850 +


AT . meeting held in the Court House on
this day. Mr. W. East, Chairman. Mr. N. G.
Mills, Secretary--A committee nominated &nd
appointed fer the purpose of drafting rcsoln-
tons, and saeh losoations were adopted, VT
tend to- and see that such resolutions were
carried out, and acted upon forthwith.
The undcrmeniioned gentlemen iormingsuch
Committee,
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KtV. y. H. Kl;tAls WOFfHY
lN0NTINJ'ES the practice of his profession i'll
Y Clinton and vicinity.
Ollice, 1t his Drug Store, east side public square
Residence at the house formerly occupied by
A. J. RaNaldson. az
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tvy, enlarging the barracks, and building batteries &C.
Further accounts from Riga though msagre, OF the BON
bardent state that the batteries at the mouth Of Duna had
suffered te bat the battery at Balen had considerably
On the 25h September frigates the
mouth OF the river Sus and the boats fire
vessels.
From Asia the news Ia unmportant The Turks sti held
out at kar although closely invested and much distressed
for provisions
The commercial news is very important.
BANK EseLAsp.
The Bank OF England returns October state amount of
in circulation f20 292 555 being increase Of
fl29,s70 and the stock OF bullion in both departments
fl2 $780, 2sl, showing decrease Of fifoeT when
pared with the previous return r
THE MARKETS.
The cotton market had exhibited great depression,
amounting almost TO panic and prices fully ar,h
iag owe while in forced sales had been made
st greater reduction from the quotations per the
Atlantic The weeks business restricted to about 600
bales Of which spectators took but very small proportion
For breadsfs fair demand existed the prices
Of the week preceding ard in some descriptions slight adj
vance had taken place. fEW
Indian in moderate request at former rates.
Provisions steady at about former rates.
The London money market continued very tight; but the
Bank of England had further advanced the Of dis
count.
Conso bad considerable variation but finally closed
at STU for money.
Markets.
Nxw YoRE, Oct. aG.-Four continues TO improve
Of southern at 50 Sc, Wheat is droopngsaes Of y 900
bushels southern white 50 IL red, SO O5. Corn is firm
sales H. 600 bushss western MIXED at 90 cents Pork is
adv ancing Of 600 barrels at S22 G2 &22 49,
Beef firm and unchanged At previous rates Lard firm
sales of 800 barrels l2a cents. Whkey duales Of
100 barrels at Al cents Stocks are higher.
BAlrlMonE October 26.-Flour is improvi ng-Howard-
street Ohio sold for So s71s but holders ask
ing 50. Wheat has advanced a cents-good to prime
whites brought So 10 80 49, reds qualities 81 %
So; choice white, So Is 50 20. Corn is unchanged
and yellow, Sc 90 cents Provisions have undergone no
quotable changemess pork, S2l S2l so; prime 500.
Baconhams III ~ cents canvased do, IL Is cents
Sides l21 1924 cents; shoulders IL cents. Lard-llH
IL cents In barres and 1874 cents in kegs.
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BY II X l. T. G II A r III /.
Arripal of The Africa

Arrival Of the Africa.
BosToN Oct 25.--The Cunard steamship Africa, Captain
Hsrri sop arrived here about o'clock this evening.
RESIGNATION OF GEN.
The London Daily News says
eve believe there no doubt that Gen. Simpson has
signed his command in the Crmea and has ended
Gen Eyre his The government however, has
decided to accept Gen. simpsons resignation"
The floating batteries expected to open fire the
north side OF Sebastopol on the llth.
Intelligence the bombardment Of Odessa hourly
pected The Emperor Of Russia and suite arrived Odessa
the 22d Of September but left again the next day for Mic
olaefr to attend a council Of war
slight engagement bad taken place Kertscb and
suited in favor Of the allies.
from Vienna that several bankers there give
creence the that Russia is contracting loan in
North America aud that the negotiations likely be
concluded
The allies threatening Perekop and also mani
Testing activity on the Danube.
Affairs Sebastopol had undergone change, and
occasional interchange OF shots, everything quiet
The by this arrival in commercial sense, is highly
important; otherwise there but little Of interest
The Russian fire from the side caused
General Simpson little bat has prevent
ed work being carried BY the explosion Of kind
machine numbers Of which had been dug
parts of the around the batteries officer and
nineteen were wounded.
rvs RAIrrc.
The Russians repairing sweaborg with the greatest
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against those sectional dangers which peculiar 10 our
form Of government Deprive Of us independent action
leaving everything the majority Of numbers, and hui
might could hold together thrtyone sovereign
communities which form power in the eyes OF the
world If the day Ia coming and speedily when this attack
upon the Senate is TO be made, viii not doubt that IL viii
be and repealed becomes the high position and
sponshty of It's members feel assured that great major
lily ofhem win mark with eprobaton such assault
upon their independence aud integrity, and will seek in
the constitution and their conseences the path of duty
and will find IL. As the consequences they must
with those who provoke the crisis. But for myself
happy in the confident persuasion that this Union will
outye any temporary desttuon disability of the pub
lie treasury 1t bas before and il do again
through the revolution without money Our supplies of
silver and gold then stopped not indeed by actous
opposition, but by honest poverty But supplies Of
of country and Of patriotic devotion to her service
were nexhaustbe and they constituted precious fund
which all the drafts upon it, and enabled the true
that day out victorious from the trying contest
And in similar exigcney, similar love and devotion will
enable the true Of this day LIKEWISE, if
the design of alternating the North and South is
denncd by the public sentiment and arrested by the pub
lie indignation. At the close of long life this is OF
the dearest hopes left to
am, gentlemen respectfully, your obedient servant
uss4HaeeseaG Aa LEWIS CASS.
r. WickliNe J. G. Breckenridge c. G. Rogers, r. W. Wool
ley, esqs, Committee OF Invitation
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land 0biee-The Surveys IN Calyornia.-We
shown map Of the progress Of the surveys in Caor
MA made and returned the General Land Office by the
surveyor general of that State II embraces besides exterior
townships base and meridian lines surface Of about five
six millions subdvided into sections for market and
lying chiefly in the valley Of the San Joaquin river and
around Tulae lake. The extension OF the surveys in ths
State has been so rapid that connexon by actual survey
cd lines has been between the mouth of the Ga at the
angle Francisco and the of
to valley near northern boundary Of the State, and be-
the seaboad at several points and the Sierra Nevada
mountains. .9.
mineral lands present embarases any official action in ref
erence to bringing these lands into market
Private Land Caims.Reurns Of considerable number Of
separate pa OF the surveys of claims within the former Dc
Barop grant, in Louisiana, have reached the General Land
Office 1t is understood that this will enable the Office to is
sue patents to these claimants. -
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.tMt TREAsUar DsrAxTsHnr, August 3, lsea
hereby Of the lean auhorixsd
by le4 cdsenshe and amer the lah Nosemser
whole VI shsa stock will b. purchased BY
dspsrDent previous 3oh November
which premium will be paid sddsssn 70 the suns
expressed a certificates.
holders Of s stocks Of the other losns u lie United
the Of S,oio00 VIII
during period at the following rates;
e42 OF 10 cent for stock
Of S47 and 1884, Of Is cent and for
1850 commonly called Teaasinden
nifty stock, premium Of six per cont.
win allowed the stipulated in tho eert-
Of settlement here, with
addition, dram reach the
Certificates under the present
should be duly assigned United States BY The party en
lied receive the purchase money.
Payment will made by drafts the assist
Boston, New York Philadelphia The parties
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
~ srsa n ts}5 Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-dinNov30 Intel. 4 star
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LOCAL EW s.

The Protection Fire Company Of Rochester, New York,
visit their brethren of this city yesterday.
They presented very handsome they
escorted around to the different places of interest by the diff
ferent city delegations.
The NATIONAL THEArRE.The play goers are all in high
gee the in flaming posters and small bills
that Mr. Jarrett has prevailed the Fairy Star to make
appearance tonight playing different charac
four elegant pieces all of which admirably adapted
her style acting 1t may be that Miss Agnes Robertson
judged by the scientific rules Of the art might be
corded the very highest place in the list of actors and
tresse but be this may, she always draws crowded
houses sends them away perfectly delighted and this
opne about much any else do, be their
capacities and celebrity what they may. Mr.. Jeersons
talents comedian of ordinary grade, and he bids
fair to win for himself high fame in his profession Alto
geher the entertainment promises to be the finest Of tho
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Avs of the United states Relative to the Public
Ia Landscomplrie saSwith Of the Congress Of the
Confederation, Treses ProcaSlion spanish Regulations Ac
&C., nc. vol So
Continuation The ahovc--completc 1892 vol. 81.
Relative the Public Lands
legislative and executive, that subj ci vois folio.
$50.
made by the United satescompete from
to 1853. ! vol. 81
Colonies and State Governments 1859
1891, seistina indians and indian Affairs vol. ST.
Ocai Opinions Of the Attorneys General from l7o9 1880
vols. 81 90.
and Local Ordinances Britain
spain relating Public respective
collected by Joseph NJ White vols So 50.
Johson's Of the Civil Law vol London.
ei0 30
scbpldt's Civil Law Of Spain and Mexico. vol. IS.
Rockwes Computation Of spanish and Mexican Law In relation
Mines and Real Estate Titles vol. a. 50.
eerninQ Lands, Titles, &C. I vol. o. as
Hetzes Military Laws Bounty Land and Pension Laws OF the
United
Bruueuh Pension l vol. 81 so.
Mayo and nouion's Pension and Bounty Land Laws vol
SO go
sche Dicconaro Rsxcuado de Leeslacon Jurispdencia
vols, qnarto. Madrid. sa6
virqi,a Pay Rolls Militia entitled Land
Bounty Bound in ! volume, Sl5. 81. s
OctsT FRANCK TAYLOR.
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posr orrrcE DEPARTMENT.

Ne1 Post O6fees.-The following post Offices have
been established, and the following named gentlemen APP
,.ointed postmasters, by the Postmaster General:
Yellow Stone Polk county, Georgia; John Rowe post
master. aa
Egypt Wharton county Texas James Osborne, postmas
ter re- established.
Porterville, DeKab county, Alabama Andrew J. Ward
postmaster re-estabIished.
Discontinued following named post Offices have been
discontinued:
Little Clitty, Todd county, Kentucky.
Henry's Cross Roads, Todd county Kentucky.
Rosewood, Muhenburg county, Kentucky.
Bolands, tawamba county, Mississippi.
Wolf Creek Choctaw county, Mississippi.
Jake's Prairie, Gasconade county Missouri.
Pond Place, Lincoln county, Missouri.
Pleasant Hope, Polk county, Missouri. @Us
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music DEPOT,

Southwest Of Pennsylvania and Build
ings, W ashington, H. G.
n EfSENBRANDT suceessar Hibus Titz,I importer,
", pubsher aud dealer American aud European music
stritgv.
THIS popular erlahs the modern
ard as. combining all comforts and
that such establishment should together with The
complete Of American and Enropesn mssc pianos Ac
found in meopo-, With the She Of
the musical public, respectfully solcis heir patronage
octM-3 Gao. HILAUs, Agent
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r. i. BULLOCK,
w. H. n. TAYLOR,
BEN, EDWARDS GREY,
Oct 9-lmdw&cp


For NNMg or L0na6s f3HDFI@l
TOR cns OF years. and elegant dwelling house ON
a. between 18Th srsets, and the War Depart
ttg3 f}fa III -
I'm the cast aide extensive and weiar-
oWer garden towards tho large kitchen garden
bees grounds Immediately around and 70 the rear 81
house. fH ~ fsf
In give and Il the same Tins 70 rye
the walls the perfectly dry large cellars have been
back buildings There are on snc
AL q winch 81" VIC io
paired remedsiled II necessaIy
ALSO, ron RENT OR LEASE
Tho large dwelling Psnnsyvana avenue between I'm
and 18th streets. .sls...e4, =.
The house attached IL and can have the
use Of a twelve orhne Aley II required.
calculated for the accommodation OF large
family very adapted accommodation Of mess OF
being c"niecionary
and restaurant hmm daety vicinity Of ths place
Nc ppiy 10 Mr. Collins, ~ Tie surgeon Ien-
erals once, Ia Wnderb building.
lS-eod3w W. s5Nts# kaftsss
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GROWTH OF VISTA single fact in regard to the
business of the two great railroads which city
with the East" says the Chicago Press, mos strikngy
demonstrates the wonderfully rapid growth of the West
The entire earnings of the Michigan Central railroad for
the year ending June 1852 during which year the
only road leading the peninsula of Michigan the
southern line only opened for use in Jnne 1882 were
81 o6994T while this year the gross earning of the two
lines Of road will probably exceed S5o0oo00 The trans
poraton of products and the Importation
of merchandise and from the port of Chicago by lake.
during the same PERIOD have fairly kept pace with the
wonderful increase Of railroad business No wonder in
view of these facts that stocks in the above roads and in
those important lines which connect the Mississippi and
Lake Michigan are sought after by capitalists with
much avdity and that they readily command the
para,ively high rates at which they held is it
at all wonderful that those who have any conception Of the
immense Of the West which yet remain undeve
oped have an abiding confidence that its business must go
on increasing in still rapid ratio and that stocks
in its iudicousy ocated railroads must continue to be
among the safest and lucrative investments of cap
itaLn
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-EICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LO1TEnIEs

oFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LO1TEnIEs
OH DlARYLAHD.
The following drnwn numhers OF the Maryland CONSOLE
dated LOTTERY, Class &c. drawn October "a, 1855;
lst I'd 81 5th 9Th 7h 9Th 9Th Io.h ilth Islh
rs 8 AZ 10 % II ~ 81 u 10 20 40
The following drawn numbes Of the Patapsco Institute
Lottery, cass No. 2so. drawn October % 1856,
lst Cd 81 an 5,h 9Th 7h 9Th OH 10th lith 18th 18Th
81 AS SO "a IA so 80 81 Al 70 -
General Agent for the Contractor Baltimore.
LxM'L Rosrxrs, Commissioner.
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Wan DEPARTMENT..

Death Of an Army 05fcerAdvices were received from
Texas yesterday morning giving intelligence of the acct
death Second Lieut. Wm Davant of the regiment
Of mounted emen by drowning in the Rio Grande at Eagle
Pass on the I'd inst The deceased native of South
Carolina and graduate of the West Point Military Acad
envy OF the class of 1864.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

Friday, October 26.The court met at II o'clock. The
Judges all present
Messrs John s. Develn, it,, John r. lley and John A.
Linton of Washington appeared and sworn attorneys
of this court. se#.s
The argument in the of K Rogers closed this
morning, and the submitted for the decision of the
court as to whether testimony be taken not.
1t claimed that tho petitioner and Cherokees, residing in
States the Mississippi numbering 2l33 persons,
cordng the taken by the Indian department in
1851 entitled by the treaty Of 1885, and supplement there
to- their propotcnate share per capita Of S704 l6
and above S9I4026 49, found due per state
men of the accounting ocea of the treasury and the settle
made by Congress in 1851 pursuance Of the prnc
Piles established by the treaty of August 1896 This claim
principally the 18th and 18th articles of the treaty
of 1885, and in the aggregate to S92,625 49,
Mr. Badger stated to the court that the of Leta
Humphrey apart for argument at this session, not
quite ready and asked for its posponsment until
row whereupop,
The court adjourned at o'clock till IL o'clock tomo
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nv JAMES Q. MCGUIRE, Aues,enesr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCHANGE HoTEL.--By vrsne Of a
David Hall, daed the first day Of Au
gust s42 recorded the land records Of washneton
I6U 1885, undersigned will SELL public ascon.
on Monday day October, 1855, O'Clock, the
following parcel properly of Washing
ton part lots kos 400 being the
properly which conveyed by the Bank Of Washington
Hail BY deed bearing date with the decd Of
and thereof
forth the aid David A. Hail. the
ms thereon
Th. property north, between ~
west and Il we'll kuswn the 'Exchxrgc Ho'ei.p
sale One-third rsd within Ave
OF sale, balance equal
nine, twelve Tho
by deed tho propsy. All
Of the chaser the Of sale
piled within days the the
right The risk and of the deauiung purchaser
bis discretion Sale to take place in fst Of the premises
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS q. MCGUIRE
Sep lid Anctioneer.
n7-Thc above raIe IL postponed unfi1 Monday s1es-
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS q. McGUlRE,
Octl7--codhds Aucsicreer.
Washington House,
Formerly Gadstss,)
Northwest of Third rsunsyvsn. ayesp,
Warrington City ID. c.
CoRyAN BAKER, Proprietor.
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Wa.hisste~, d. c.
THE thnyousth Of LECTURES VIII commence On
Monday October 1856 and end on the iss Of March
1853.
Thomos Miller d. Professor Of Anatomy and Pny',ology
VIM Johnston D., Professor Of Obstetrics ana DeaseSo
Joshua Riley NJ D. Of Aaera sdcs, Therapeutics,
Jno Fred May d. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
csnn ,,.r NJ d. Professor Pathology Practice Of Med
.is ri steiner, d. Professor Of Chemistry snd Pharnacy.
ES~s,d M 6cott, 81 D., Prosector and Demonstration.
~ noss smar Institutions Europe, the desks rom which
,e regular lectures given and the waIds ior
ureun the same roof t AeA 900
Tho entire expense for full ofecures
Practical Anatomy demonstrator
Manipulating payable only once Of
Admission 10 tho surgical clinic without cnsles
The lectures In the afternoon ana esonins
enabling lose engaged during the morning. w
tend.
FOR 'us'Aei i"' THOMAS MILLER, M. D.
Dean OF the Faculty.
RMedicai students desiring situation a. resident siuoen
Tho In6rmary (Which the clinical =
Nsornl Medco oleee) requested 10 make ePpnssuon
,cr ~ JOehns Riley, curator OF The Wssnlnstn nn's
vho viii awe any inflammation thai may be desired
Ia l. the great advantages Iii
horn.aI Gor cnca instruction Those making ea!y
haye precedence. bo chosen before ne M OF
JULy 7, 1855.
July 10 sodtls,NovdAsw
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CHINESE MuscHAusEs.A Chinaman was arrested
last Wednesday in New Orleans for petty crime and
brought before Recorder Bright and gave very curious
history of his life He stated that he was but orty-hve
years of age and the age OF eighteen he beheaded
China for rebellion years after he was ayed alive
for an attempt assassinae the Emperor of China Moon
Sing who is the of the King the King OF the sun
and five years after he cut 10 pieces because he was
accused of murder. He then imprisoned nineteen
years and bad his tongue for lying which is
sdered very serious crime in the Celestial Empire After
coming out of prison he banshed from the coun-
try for making sport of Mandarin during the feast Of the
Lanterns. He embarked on board of an American
of war and was in the battle Of the Ne under Commo-
dore Stockton where ball terminated his event
full career and he found himself arrested in New Orr
leans for the crime of petty larceny The recorder thought
time for him to rest from his labors and sent Mr.
Chinaman the work house for The next ninety days In
making oath the above statement he by of
the earthen spittoonsfor Chinese all by their
earthen ware, and by nothing higher.