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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-14
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QARGA1Ns!- The undersigned, desir-
- Gus OF reducing their stock, in order
to make room for Spring Goods, will offer TO
purchasers, the best bargains ever seen in Bed
iord. Gall and see how cheap yon can buy!
JAM l6. 1857. y
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-14

MUSIC Il MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
IiA Pianos. Melodies Flutes, Guitars.
bfass ApfAs, Carionetss Drums, etc., OF varI-
Gus manutaetAfe, always ON hand Bands san
phed az cifg Gh0ieSGfe rates. Wefkeep ALWAYS
on hand full assortment Of ali tIie new and
fashionable music, which We mail al oar e.
PenSe To any pant 0t the country
N b. Music arranged to oldar.
SilhYD1k Il SMITH,
~ sfl4 GsgattrsbGrg.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-14
LAST NOTICE.

Huntingdon. Feb. %, 1851
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Dec. 2G, 1856.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

Position of Parties In $50.
There are those who confidently assert that
thorough disintegration of existing political
parties must, during the next four years, nev-
itably follow as a consequence of the decision
of the Supreme Court Of the bred Scott case.
The present aspect of Northern aud Northwes-
tern Journalism goes far to support this opin-
ion. In all the States north of Mason's and
Dixons line-in Ohio, Indians, and Illinois
we meet with fierce utterances and bold de-
nunciations. BY some the Constitution itself
is held up to contempt; by Others its judicial
expounders are despatched with language too
gross and shameless to be repeated. In what
manner this is to end, time alone will disclose;
but the indications at present are that in the
next Presidential campaign, but two parties
will be in the tied--one determined to modify
the Constitution, so as to make the judges of
the Supreme Court elective hereafter by the
people, and to limit their term of office, and
the other equally resolute 10 opposing any
change whatever in that instrument.
If this reorganization of parties does take
place upon some such basis as indicated above,
il is contended that the lconoclaslic proovi-
ties of The Republicans will gather some
strength from among the ranks OF the North
ern Democrats, but will be weakened by the
| ueleCIiOn VI many lOIucI pdTIlLhuss WnOeS
profound reverence for the Constitution ena-
bles them to rise superior to the clamor of fac
ton and the promptings of local prejudice
In such an array Of parties, the Old Line
| Wings and the American organization, now
pretty effectually weeded of fanatics and ul
trasts, would be found on the eide Of the de-
tenders of the Constitution. Here in Maryland
we have long since declared that the best plat
form of party is the Constitution ITSELF and
that all other issues must be subordnsted
to its provisions. The same sentiment sill
prevails throughout this State almost without
a single exception 1t was upon this ground
that we fought the battle for Willard Fillmore,
aud it was upon the strength of this and other
issues, some of which were regarded Of pecn-
liar Importance, but none of which cophicted
with constitutional guarantees, that we achiev-
ed signal victory. The conservative position
assumed by Maryland in 1856 win be held by
her in 1860. The names of parties may change,
aud the political programme may differ 10 non
essentials, but experience has already shown
that by rejecting all utilization with the ex.
trenists Of either section of the Union, she has
won the esteem of all moderate men, and now
stands triumphant, though isolated, and as q
nucleus, around which all may gather who
desire TO forget former animosities, and to pro-
mote the best interests of the Republic.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

" The Congressional Embroxllo ,,-rhe
mirage.


1t is related by travellers, that while
journeying over the burning desert, and
furnishing for the refreshments of water
and a cool shade, they not unfrequently de-
scryextensiYe lakes Of clear, ripping waters,
skirted by dense forests. But as they urge
on the wearyfooted camel, in the anticipat-
ed raptures of the blessed waters and CRATE
ful bowers. the lakes and woods rise fantas
ticaIIy above the horizon, and vanish Our
neighbors, Of the Union q american, seem
to have come upon an illusion Of this kind,
in this Congressional district They are
striving to make it appear, that there is a
serious dificulty-aud thereby hoping, per-
haps, to bring about the reality-growing
up among the friends of the three gentle
men, who have been spoken of in this con-
nection. They are also, very pertinacious-
ly endeavoring to connect the Hon. John
Bell directly, with the subject of nominal
ton for Congress in this district. Our
friends throughout the district need no as
surance, that, whatever may be the decis.
ion of the convention, its nominee will be
cordially supported, and will receive the en-
tire American vote of the district. There
are no men, anywhere, more loyal and de-
voted to the interests and success of Amer
lean principles, than are Messrs. ZoLLIooF.
FER, McEwEN, and QUARLEs. ANY attempt
from any quarter, to get up such a state Of
feeling among them, as would ALLEVIATE any
part Of the American vote of the district,
from the nominee, would promptly meet
with rebuke from each and all of them. If
our neighbors are disposed to sport with that
sort of Tub, we are entirely willing that
they should do SO. The supposition that
Col. BELL is interfering with the nomina-
ton, in any manner, is not sufficiently
plausible to merit contradiction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
EFo Tor me alue Etaare Roaaf

The news from Charleston relative 10 the
Blue Ridge Railroad, is OF the most cheering
character. The President Of The road has Is
sued orders 20 the resident Engineer here, 70
continue the contracts on this end Of the road.
aud 20 put II through 20 the State linei Undsr
the energetic management of such men a.
JupsE FR1sr aud GES. Wallace, with the
funds made up in Sonth Carolina, necessary 10
secure the State sid, as It SNOW fortunaIely the
case. the work viii be pressed 10 complexion.
rhe enemies q this great enterPrise may cease
their erowing--its triends may look np, t9r the
Company are gov out o. the woods---'soash
Carolina. and especially Charleston, knows toe
well the importance Of this enterprise 70 Ice Il
even be delayed, much less fall through. Their
ability, aud spirit OF dissemination, would pasi
,lroaeh the Southern Pacific Railroad. an en-
tsrpriss Of I've tunes the magnitnde --.kae<-
sffle Hkie.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
The cet,sn rn,srs...
COTT0N EXPERIMENT IN INDIA.
GiRARD HousE, PHILADELPHIA,
MOBday, February 10. 1851.

OiRARp HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA,
Monday, February 10, 1857.
Editor Of the North American aud q. s. Gazette:
SiR;--The foreign news by the Baltic has elicit
ed an unusual interest and discussion in well form
ed circles OF business men In your city aud New
York, the subject being the renewed efforts and
esi leLt anxiety, on the part OF the English manu.
factarefs TO ind 10 part OF her Majesty vide
extsodcd dominion vast costoB-feli that woaid
Quies their sppreheusioDs lest the supply OF the
raw material should DOT long continue 80 meet the
rapidly increasing demand.
Inc attention ot the English manufacturers Is nat
uraly turned 10 that land OF fabulous wealth, the
East India Company's empire. India; and some Of
yoar leading merchants. knowing that had been
connected with the great cotton experiment 10 Ia
ds, gotten % By tae rulers Of that vast county,
appealed % me 20 know shat vas the result, and
expressed the belief that sotas Of that
psriment would Be Of general interest 20 the pubic
promised 10 give saca An account, and shall Dos
furnish mere spitome Of the details which uill
send you on my rsturn home, a. soon Is leissre
psrnits.
la 1870 the opportunity vas odsred 70 me, =ith
others Of going 20 che East lndies, under the aus
pices Of the East IndiA Company; and considering
Ihas he sho Acconpilshes lhe grsAtssg good % The
greatest number vas entitled 20 the grealsst di-
sinction. and bring smoisioas Of enjoying Al thai
could be sttalned isem thsi prolide source, wessi
And tkough all that wAs anticipated was noi realized,
the experiment vas fairly tried daring fsn years
sborioas eHot Ia thst Car cistani lard. waefs
Rrahmiaee bulls snd dsiGed u,onksys ara Objects
Il proioead Adorslion b. The Whole Hindoo PopalA
sioa.
Aitsr The 6rst two yesEs' expsrimens tried h -
rioas parts Of he eoanaFy. feporssd % the kas
| india eosernmsns thas The object hoped Toe "a
unassnlnahle--shsl shs espsrimrps wss isilaFe
Ttsrs rsk sorss sossen produced. bas a eos III
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
GOV. Gearr of kansas.

This gentleman has abruptly resigned
his position and left the Territory. The
st. Louis papers state that bis resignation
was the result of the failure of President
Pierce TO comply with promises made to
him, in advance Of bis acceptance of the ap-
pointment, to sustain him with the army
&C., in restoring the territory to quiet and
order and in maintaining his authority
They state, also, that Gov. Geary expressed
the opinion that Kansas whould apply for
admission into the Union as slave State
1t is, under these circumstances, impor.
tant to know what course Mr.. Buchanan
proposes to pursue On this point the
Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Times says
am informed by member of the cabinet
that it has been decided to retain and sustain
Goo. GeGry on has Osoa terms. 1t is believed
that nothing less will satisfy the country, or
promote the true interests of the territory.
Lecompte must as a consequence be removed,
though DO details will be considered until the
consent of Gov. Geary shall have been obtain
ed 20 remain at his post.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

LAWS FOR NIoARAeUA.-Ws learn that the
new code of laws for Nicaragua, which Mr..
Soule has been for several NOR tbs psst engaged
in compiling, Is nearly ready for publication,
aud will be sent TO General Walker as soon as
Colonel Lockridge gets the communication
open with the fillibnster-in-chief. General
Walker confidently expects that the pubica
ton Of this new code, which viii be eminent
~ patriotic, philosophie, humanitarian and re-
publican. (red, not black as soon as he shall
have whipped the allies again, will have ire
mendous moral effect upon ell the mixed races
ia Nicaragaa, and bring them at once into a
state Of sound repose. Mr.. Soule will blend in
happy consonAnce the beautiful delays Of the
Justinian practice with the fast system Of Sax
on trail, shading the higher points with French
philosophy and Iberisn subtlety, so that il
shall be perfectly adapted 70 the mixed races
whose interests Il viii rule. The new Franco
American lawgiEer expects to outvie Locke
aud oil other modern constitution mongers in
this work, and place himself Al once along side
Of Plato, with perfect republic.-N Y. Her.
all
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. T. BERRY a co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TIoNs OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. ByCOunt
De Las Casas. With Portraits and other Illustrations
vols, cloh.
NAPOLEON's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, 1893 I7e9 dictated BY the Emperor atst He
lena, and published by General Bertrand. vols. svo-
with Atlas offs Plates Ofthe Plans OfBattes Paris
1s7.
MONTH0L0Es HISTORY OF THE CAPTIVITY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA vols. half calf
NAP0LEON's CONFIDENTIAL cORREsPON-
dsnce with his Brother Joseph. vols. limo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Ofthe Las
Two Years oiNapo!eons Exile. By Dr.. An,omma eehi,
forming Sequel the Journals Ofnr oeara and Count
Las Casas. svo.
MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE By
the Allied Armies and ofhs Months ofthe Reign
Of Napoleon, including his AbdIcation Written by COM
mand OF the Emperor BY FAn hrst Secretary Of
the Cabinet ivOL, svO. witha Map ofthe Campaign
1914
ABBOTT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON. SvOIs.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE ByOMeara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. [FrOu the Letters
and Journals q Sir Hudson LoWel
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON By the Duehss D'Abran-
ties. 2VOls. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
| NAPOLE0Ns MEMOIRS Evenings with Prince
| cambacerss, Second Consul By Baron Langon.
NAP0LEoNs EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
| Count de Segur
TIE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. Blythe Bsrkley Men.
| With 90 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHALs. By Hsadley.
! EAPOLE0S's OLD GUEAD. By Hsadlsy.
EAPIER's PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIsoNs HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Atlas
/ Of the Piaas Of Bstiles.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REv0LU-
/ TI0N. 5vols., with Portraits. febIs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

Hon. Geo. w. Jones, it appears, will not
be allowed to take the track for Congress
without the Intervention of a Convention.
When the democracy of Franklin nominal
ed the Hon. Jas. III. Thomas, and proposed
Convention, the Lincoln Journal, the
home organ of Mr.. Jones, attempted to
create the impression that the movement
was the handiwork of Hop Turney, and,
as such, not entitled to very serious atten-
ton. The democracy of Maury, however,
think otherwise Upon the hint of their
brethren of Franklin, they have spoken in
appreciation of the proposed Convention,
and declared also as follows =" That we
observe with pride and satisfaction the well
merited compliment paid to our distinguish
ed countyman, Hon. Jas. H. Thomas, by
our sister county of Franklin in selecting
him as their first choice for the Congression-
al candidate"
Two years ago Mr.. Jones had become
tired of public life, and announced his in
tention to retire. Thereupon a rivalry
sprung up between Mr.. Thomas and the
Hon. W. H. Polk. A choice could not be
made between them, and Mr. Jones was
constrained to accept the position again to
prevent a fuss in the democratic family
Under the circumstances, it is not surprising
that friends of Mr.. Thomas should desire
Mr.. Jones to give way.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
UPWARDS OF 10000 ACRES OF LAND FOB SALE
ATPUBLIC AUCTION.

IN Tuesday April 2sh, will sales Of the
" GIrret Lands, the premises lying both sides Of
the turnpke leading from the head Of Whites Greek
to Carksylle and commencing about twelve miles from
city Of Nashville. These lands have been held in
large for many years by the Hynes estate and
open settlement Messrs. Carrots having bought and
paid for the lands determined te them to settle
ment nave recently sold abort 5000 acres and intend
now to offer a splendid inducement to every working
in the counry procure home in this high healthy and
pleasant section These lands abound with the finest
erfang springs, and nexhaustbe supply OF
good umber three four hours ride Of the city Of
Nashville first class turnpike roads Persons wishing 70
engage in the lumber business will rarely with such
opportunity Sale the turnpike the Craghead spring.
Omnibusses free usual and he other necessary TRIM
minPs. NANCE Il WOODWARD.
K GLLscOCK, Auctioneer. b. gu. mar24.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
rEANcFRY SALE

DY vrtBeoa decree q The Chancery Court at Nashville
ID arts May term, 1856 10 the Of Jane Waamset
al sarah e. Jordan et ais VIII the 2lst day Of
March the Coarty Gate, Ia said city
fer Pablo sale, TO the highest bidder, Lot in Bach
Whiteside's Addition, decFbed follows: Beginning at
The Of Vine and Cras ford streets thence along Vine
% feet Lockkar corner thence with LOckharts
ue hundred feet stake thence By line through
sad IS frees stake Crawford street, thence with
The Inc Of Crawford street hundred feet 20 the begn-
ming.
TKzMssaid property vii be sold on credit Of six nne
tsevs months Notes vel secured and ben retained
i~bfT-td c. ID. BRItN, G. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

TN compliance With IN ordsr o. ne nonossbie Circuit
surt q Robertson Coepty, made AZ is February Term,
fssF N the eaase o. Payne's heirs ~ the guardian,
Jno A. Pasns eel Houfe aud Lot, VII oRer foe sale,
"a MONDAY, ths eih day o. April nexL (heipg County
DAY. IN the town Of Springfield, Robertson county,
Tennessee ercdt % one, tsO and three Year, that
rauabe Tavern HOUSE, iong and hvorahy knoSn a tbs
sPRtN6FifL HOIkl 1he Ia its tu@ted On Tie nort-
sasi .rnsr a he Pubic Square uBtnf i9ofest Main
aDd us on May Streets (ahoUt Befsal fhs House .
aeaf I'D substantial Ick houe, sc suited 70 heeiry,
~ irhs b. used a. business house psa.e residences;
eontsss II rtxen Foonf ccaga, ke- On TIE Let all
sr.sarx cut baIdnr lee-hoae stahles, gardens, &C.
so pfo.rx sf b. sd On credit q one two and three
sesrs VIA ntsfust ron Two god seouEes IN
IL rsausd q The puFehAser, AID len retained On ne
v sSs-sT IbpN q Hu fCHIsON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
R. GIAsocoz. Aoo,Ioneer, 49, nsrchsi
EXTENSIVE SALE OF LOTS In SOUTH NASH
VILE

ON WEDNESDAY, the sih day Of April, will oer for
" about ~ Building Lots h. Murfreesboro Tdrn-
pike Wharf, Fra kin, Maple and Pearl Streets inciuding
the and, grounds Of James NJ. MuTre and
W Nance These houses are superb brick buildings, con-
tain ng about ten all good repair with al neces
sary houses cteIn AMI we'll surrounded tb Plendid
shruhbery and shade-rees Mr. Mufel having moved to
the coantry and Nance being move this pro-
De ~ vi be sold most accommodating terms. Any one
wishing purchss portion OF it privately prior to The
dav OF sale, should Apply TO Name Woodward
many other pieces Of property, both in and out
OF the city, for sale.
We expect % have pTblie sale every Monday for the
next three mou,hs. RANCE WOODWARD.
r z GL6scocK Auctioneer mareh24
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24


HENRY LYLE, or Life and Existence, by Emilia Mar
ryatt, daugh ter Of plain Marryatt.
THE PUDOLEFORD PAPERS Humors of the West.
byH. H. Riley. With Original Illustrations.
THE QUADRooN, ora Lovsr's Adventure in Louisi
ana, by Capt Mayne Reid.
The Laughable Adventures OF Messrs Brown Jones and
Robinson. With Comic Engravings.
DON BERNARDO's DAUGHTER, or Love, War and
Adventure by W. Harrison AinsEorth.
Just received and for sale by HAGAN BRO,
feb1O 80 Market st.
HAGAN BRO, Market street, have just received =
large supply oexa heavy and very ne Cap Paper ruled
anduuruled. Also, assortment Of fine Wrapping and
Manila Papers which they invite buyers in want Of
good article at low prices. HAGAN 4 BRO,
febt0 SO Market street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
RuENA VISTA ONCE MORE.

IN WEDNESDAY the 18th Of April viii resume our
sales Of th- Buens Vista lands about nile North Of the
CITY of Nashville will offer lots Of ali Sizes from
y feet to fifteen acres u lot containing the Red
White Sulphur SPRING with its beautiful evergreen shrub
berry and handsome cottage capable AT very trhng
expsnse of being made OF the places 10
the vicinity Of Nashville. These mineral
well known require particular description. Here suE
Ace It to say that in the hands Of ldcous and sk
ager they could not fail to produce asplendd fortune.
Also that delightful hill containing IS acres, upon which
the Mansion and other stand aog
err We shall offer attractive bill Omnibussey free.
COLLATION. as unsual. Let every body como.
NANCE & WOODWARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. t. BERRY s. co. have just received,

w. t. BERRY s. co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, interesting Anse-
dotes and remarkable Conversation sOf the Emperor
ng the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity. Collected
rom the Memorials Of Las Cssss O'Meara MOntholaon,
Antommaeehi and others BY John c. Abbott. With IL
lus.rations. vol, Svo- cloth.
Extract from the Preface
Thegenius Of Napoleon IL astounding. AHbraneheFof
human knowledge seemed alike fan liar his gigantic
mind His conversation at ST. Helena scattered through
the numer and voluminous memorials Of those who
CLEANED them, are replete with intensestnterest.
There DO mind which will net be invgorated by famii-
arity with those profound lcughts expressed with
much glow Feeling and energy ofdiction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
Chaacery Sale.

DY virtue decree Of the Chancsry Co1rt at Nash
ID vile Atifs term, is66. IN the Of Mar
TIA NJ wyatt W Nicho as Knght and ohsrs, wiz the
2sth day March nsxt The Court yard Gate 10 said
ely expose pgbbe sale % The hshes bddtr tract %
La atuatu Chsatham cauntY buiooEing The estate
% Spencer Wyatt, deed, containing fur hundred E5d
thirty acres. more Or less.
TxnSs Fourand months credit, notes well secured
ana 4 Iien rs.aned. .. d. Brian,
fb2t Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
MOST ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE or REAL
EsTATE-26 Oh 80 MINUTES RIDE Rom

ON WEDNESDAY A,riI I'D, We viii offer for sale that
" splendid tract Of Land known as the Former rescense
Of Chalss Hays, Sr which O. NJ Hays, Jr, restless
lying both sides Of Nashville Chattanooga Rail-
an Mill Greek Valley Tarnbike, a7out eight miles
from Nashville, and caniguou5 - Antioch DEPOT The
whole containing alb l56 acres vel improved and
under g09d ced fence. The mansien house Is mess
superb and spacious brick building surrounded by all
cessary outhouse3 Kitchen smoke house and serY nts
houses AMI ySrdence all built OF brick. nun Der
never-aing sprags Of soft stone wafer; splendid
fish well supplied with h; stone sring house, barns
stables etc. Good apple and peach orchards and
supp Of timber The alb land WTlbe div ded into
varying in size, suit purchasers Sale premises
For further particulars see bills
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

-. The cOurisr ( kaguirsr says that Nsw
York soeae,y b "anomaloas and unprecedented. :
Outsiders. perhaps. could readily account Cor a.
rsssuasI. bat iss prsesdsas Is isasd ia the hlsso-
" Of sodou and Gomurrah.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
CHANCERY SALE.

LNOR and account of James P. Maury Commission
II in the Of NJ L. Perkins and Martha his wife,
William S. Reid and Sally Q. his wife, Abram p. Msury,
Septima Maury and Ferdn and O. Marry heirs Law Of
Mary 4. T. Manry, deceased by virtue OF Of the
Oh ncery Court at Nashville ia said cause will sell
pub ic SAFE, the premises, WEDNESDAY the 29th
day OF Ap about so Lots in Nashville, In front OF the
Water Works, particular description Of which viii
appear in hand-his TO be issued before day OF sale
TERMS credit OF one, and three years for notes
satisfactorily d. bearing interest and len retained
A. v. 8. L NDSLEY. 81 College street.
GLAs-oCK Anchoneer. march24