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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

adjournment Of The Constitutional conveaiion.
Lceomplon. November 0
The last agony is over. The Constitu-
tional Convention was finally adjourned at
one o'clock on the morning Of Sunday, the
9Th inst Foraf few days previous the mem
bers had been closely occupied with business,
continuing their session until the small hours
of the night.
The reports Of the committee On schedule
were before the Convention for several days
preceding that of the adjournment. There
was a great deal Of wranglng and debating
as to which of these reports should be
adopted.
II was found impossible to adopt either Of
the reports separately, and the two were
finally merged into one, which was adopted.
Alta late hour the Constitution was sub
mitted to the Convention for adoption. 1t
was concurred in by vote of twenty eight
to about dozen dissenting voices. The
whole number Of delegates is sixty. The
Constitution was consequently adopted by
minority Of the Convention, the Conyen-
ton having been elected BY notorious mi
nority Of the people. A committee OF re-
vision was also appointed. Their stated
object is TO correct verbal inaccuracies in
the Constitution. They may. in the course
Of revision, materially alter the meaning Of
some parts. II would be difficult matter,
however, 10 make il worse than ii now is.
The members, before separating, passed
resolution compiimenting the President Of
the Convent:Sn, Mr.. Calhoun.
Mr.. Calhoun has been invested with large
powers by the Convention. lie is to act as
sort Of Regent during the passage from q
Territorial to State Government. There
| is no longer any use for Governor Walker.
Y Il is well understood that the latter gentle
man il TO make visit to Washington soon.
not TO return until after the State election.
The Democracy, headed BY Calhoun, are 10
inausurate State government in January.
an the troops have left Lecompton and
taken up their quarters in Fort Leasenworth.
Their tents were struck and the march COM
menced as soon as the adjournment Of the
nv eaP " Iss !nsre being no
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

ENGLISH Nicely N BUsIxEss.-I think the
asost csriogs fact, taken altogether. that
ever heard of the electric telegraph, VAS
told me by the cashier 0f the Bank Of England.
You may have heard il. II may have been
IN print; am sure it deserves to be. Once
upon a time, then. on a certain Saturday
night, the folks at the Bank could not make
tie balance come right bv Just aiO0. This
Il 4 serious matter in that little establishment.
] DO not mean the cash. but the mistake IN
the arithmetic; for IL occasions world 81
scrutinF. An error 10 the balancing has
been knosn, am told, 10 keep delegation
al clerks from each ofiee at work sometimes
through the whole night. A hue and cry Of
course was made alter this If00. rs VI the
old LADY, IN ThreadnPedIe street would be N
the Gazette for want Of IL. Laekiiy. on the
Sunday morning. the clerk (in the middle Of
a sermon, dare say. il the truth was knownl
felt a suspicion Of the truth dart through hls
mind quicker than the fash Of the telegraph
;,s~if. lie told the chief cashier on Monday
n.orning that perhaps the mistake might have
occurred IN hacking some boxes Of specie iof
tbe West Indies, which had been sent 70
Southampton far shipment The suggestion
-. Immediately acted upon. Here wzs =
race. lightning against steam. w.sn s 49,
FORTY hour. tie start. Instantly ths wires
asked whether such vessel bad 'en vs.
harbor?y "Just weighing anchor. -. .nr
repiy. "step her :" irantieslIy snoa.eh 'ne
Telegraph. ltws. done. +. Have W 90 aeek
eerts,s boxes naked 20 ssd 50; Neisa them
earefaIIy." They were weigheo aud one,
,,e delinquent. vas found hessierOy Iost one
n.ekare Of sne hsndred svstfeigns Than Il
49,, n, A.. oI,et her 81" said the myste-
80 ,sierraph. The West ladia folks uerv
d.n;,sd viii. lust 600 more. and the error
was corrected without ever looking into the
boxes Of delaying che se'ase one hour. Now.
M |. What may be s-licd : doing business"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

"EscsPg" on GgS. Wakes. depar.
TURF 81 this notorious iiIlbuslcr and b, cpn.-
papions fr'm New Orleans. with al It's at.
tendant circumstances. Is trensrks Tie New
York Commercial ,Jsrrtisrr) pitifui result
Of the promises and assurances gi,en by the
present Administration 10 the effect that the
neDifallty laws III the country should De en-.
forced aud international ALLEGATIONS b. re.
specisd. II seems almsst incredible that
.ithin tsn Or three weeks IL such loud nra.
slamatIDns AID such preteniious instructions
Ia s"bnrslinaiss iiaa the Fearral ca, ernmemt,
General Walker should be pefmttisd---whieI.
is mild word--tp embark with THREE hnud.
red men. and have steamer prepared 10 re-
eriye them. said steamer being we'll knawn 10
the Government aulh"Iities,-it seem. aIma.t
incredible. Ne say. that General Maker ami
his men should thus be- permitted openly a.
leave the pori ii New Orleans, while the pro-
misses sf the President and the AJminis,ra.
tam ATE yet ringing IN nus ears. Those
Jbsrnals which espIers,d a Luubt that these
Promises meant ANYTHING. az sere 20 be relied
upun. were charged with injpaice to The Al.
ministratlon. Events, We regret to SAY.
have abuadantly justified al doubts and mis-.
g'sings. Aud a. though il this matter Tie
people, had mt hecn Knocked sufficiently. a
telsgraphlc dispatch ]. senl ~ IRON NASH.
ing,en with The new assurance thar .rmpha-
TIC insirOeiions have been sent snnih with
The ,'ew u possible 10 intercept General
"a'A'r add bis party" Fudge.
VII HsreA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

MYsrrRiovs DrAPPgAnAScg OF runp.-On
Monday lssi.a PORTION u Rockingham cosuty.
Va. was thrown inia great excitement. nv
re rrpnrt thai.iwo children, each about two
years old, we're lost in or near the Peaked
M"a"'a'n. The iaels u the case APPEAR 10
be- these:
The Youngest child Il Mrs. MaIlms was
q near nrighbnr's PLAYING with her eh,Id
y about ne same age. aud rambled OF toge.
ther ~ ihr wcods. She says they were NOT
gone 'nore ihan ten minutes bclare she heard
ennn cr,ing, ard vent IN search IL diem
and i"and her child. but II tsuld n.t I'LL
where TIE other child wa. The nsiphbar.
were Then sent Tor, aud close search, made
,"r Tue lost child. but without SUCCESS that
nay. They assembled again al nivl,t ami
WIN torches rssnnql the search. but : heavy
ram ialling 10 the night. they were com nell,d
10 gar until the ensuing day, when = Iarve
number assembled, forming themselves mia
l'ne. about ten STEPS spsri. they irs,ersrd
The mountsin fr several miles sroaad L.,
w" hg 90 'iate 81 the lost child, and wsssi.
eu WIN me hard travel. tbes would fam bs,.
gwen up the search, bot ,hs lear. az H. i.
most heart brokeD parent prompled them !,
'snew me hunt. until ne da,keess ~ tLe
n'shi compelled them, wiIh sad hsatts ~ =.
urn. The search was continued n M. man.
'sr 'ar several days, but without success.
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GOVERNMENTAL AND DIPLOMATIC.

From newspaper channels enjoying official
confidence we Gull the annexed interesting
items Of information:
A Minister has been designated for Nicar-
aqua. and,will probably 90 out Immediately
in pursuit Of a de facto Government in that
State. MIR. Yrissarri's reception has taken
place in due form.
Gen. Walker was checkmated to-day. A
treaty has been made by the Administration
with Nicaragua. The treaty was signed by
the Presidents at one o'clock to-day, and
Yrissarri was received at the White House
about two O'clock. The following are some
Of the points in the treaty:
The transit route to be thrown open TO al
nations on the same terms.
\ The United States pledges itself to main.
tain sufficient military and naval force
there to keep il open, and to occupy it nm.
mediately.
Our Government TO seize Walker where
ever they can ind him and bring h.n back
TO the United States.
The lake boats 10 be transferred 10 the
new Transit Company. of which Joe White
u a party. This arrangement has the appro-
val Of the English and French Ministers.
a Minister will shortly be appointed for
Nicarasna, who will go out with Sir VIM.
Tore Tor. ouseiey. Judge Rinse, formerly Of
iesas' and Col. Hughes. of Maryland, are
mcnt-
II was ascertained. after arranging all the
prelimlnaries, that frissarri. instead of be-
ing Charge d'Aifaires. is Minister Plenipo-
tentiary from Nicaragua.
h. L.. n 4.
United States troops in the event Of NIcar.
aqua being unable to do so in consequence
Of foreign invasion. civil Instruction. OF
other domestic causes; but with the return
q peace the troops are to be Withdrawn.
Il j. further said thar . free port ? j.
guaranteed at each end Of the line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

JUbes COUP ON n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ZION. Geo. Gould. of T,oy. while Kidding .
circuit Of the supreme Court IN the third
District, was applied tn BY stout Hiberalan
for " his papers" m the manner following. to
wit:
The Clerk informed the Judge that the man
wished to be naturalzed, aud he 1.-THE Clerk
proposed to conduct the matter. as usual, at
hss own desk without interrupting the Court.
The Judge replied that he knew no business
more important than giving man the full
rights of an American citizen. and that he
would himself conduct the proceedings in
open Court.
The applicant thereapon produced his GER
ti6cate Of intention and his witnesses as 10
residence, good character, &c. After which.
the following coiloquy ensued:
Judge. You say you prefer living in this
country to returning 10 Ireland; will you tel!
me whyf
Pat. This is land of liberty. yer Honor.
Judge. You say that you are attached TO
our institutions what are they.
Pat. No answer.
Judge Who governs the country
Pat. The President, sure.
Judge. Who makes the laws?
Pat. Sch as yer Honor.
Judge. No; only administer the laws.
Who governs this State.
Pat. No answer.
Judge. Mr.. Clerk. hand me the blank form
Of The Naturalization Oath. This being
handed to the Court. he addressed the appli-
cant again. There is in this oath clause
by which you are TO swear that you will sup.
port the Constitution of the Unitrd States.
Pat. Oh yes, yer, Honor. I'm ready to
swear to that.
htge. Did you ever read that constitu-
ton
Pat. No. yer Honor.
Judge. Or word Of its
Pit. No. yer Honor.
yuage. Didyou ever hear word Of il read :
PAT No. yer Hunor.
.Ixdge. Can you read and write
Paf. YES, sir.
Juire ia you know one word that is in
So ss,.x.ss..A,l.N of The United States?
Jai-s. NJ ~ Sssss AZ Ss Sss, Sss Ms~ss.
nearly SIX years; you can read and wri,e, AND
YOU have been all this tine intending to be
cone a citizen here, yet you have never takeI
the trouble TO learn or know one word OF III
instrument YOU are now ready to take
solemn oath TO support. An American Dor
here and living here until he Is twenty-on
years Of age. learns more or less of the Con
stitution under which he lives, as well as
the rights aad duties of citizenship. AT an.
rate, whether be does this or not. he is pre-
sumcd to have done it. aid therefore the law
Of the land give him tie riga. TO vote wIthou
the formality Of an oath; i i his birth-right
To those not born on the soil, tsclaw applies
different rule, and requires from them the oati
now under consideration IN your case.
hold, that the due. even the decent. admins
tration Of that oath depends 10 part Oh the
condition that the applicant should al least
understand IL; and will never allow ssch an
abuse of the Law as would be committed By
your taking that oath ia your present circnm-
stances. You cannot be naturaiized by this
Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25
North carolina ,RaI,road. : 4 eompar

tive statement has been made of the receipts Of the
Road for the months of july August, September aud
October in 1916 and lsi7 by which il appears that
the total amour, received from passengers, freight and
mail service for the four months il 1856 was $lOs,307
40; and for The months in 1857. from the same
sourcrs was Sl3i02f ~. The sse in the amount
for passengers $4,000 az for freight, $685. IS
being total increase Of S227i7 OF. Ifthis rate n
increase should continue during the year The receipts
Of the road will reach 100000; and q arreason for
surprising iLat i may y" il j. stated .ha, The great
'uk q The produce d the ssa,niy has not YET been
'eni to market.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

sFvrEr BIT Jrsr.-simon Turner. con-
sicted RI manslaughter, last week, AZ Green.
vile, :. g., has been sentenced TO paw fne
Of one thousand dollars and be imprisoned
twelve months. The homicide was commit.
Ted on the 2L Of May last. and il was in
evidence that the prisoner acted 10 self de-
fence having been assailed BY the deceased,
" was Justly held by the prosecution that
the violent act Of resentment. by which
human being lost bis life. bore no proportion
to the Pto' ccatIOn, and hence the severe and
Just Punlshn'eht awarded the rash and bar.
barons manslayer. II is high time for our
courts, everywhere, to visit with Just and
severe punishment. every wanion use Of
ueadIy weapons. ool4s 7s.tsae.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

EFFEcTs ~ TnE Rsvoir IN ISpIA.-The
mutiny in India is likely to affect disas.
trously vast amount Of progressive indus
try. Within the last twenty years the
amount OF the products Of other countries
consumed in India has increased from
s20.00O.OOO to sSj. 100000. and her native
productions have more than kept pace with
Il. Every nation which trades with her be-
comes her debtor. In 1898 the surplus pro-
duce q India was s4O.0O0.n00 in ls55 il
exceeded i25,O00.OO0. Last year the ball
ance due India for the excess Of the expnrts
over the imports was cal COO. goo. The
specie imporiations have increased from
sI4, 900 600 in 1916 TO sos. OO0. 900 in 1856.
Tae present war puts stop to all this trade.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25
ThankssIyIng nay. : To.morrox, Thur

Thanksgiving Day. - Tomorrow. Thurs
day, is the day apart by the Governor Of this State
day Of Public Thanksgiving. and ii hoped that
il will he generally observed as such.
The same day has been set apart by tina iollowin g
States, and perhaps Others viz chusetis,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut New
York. Pennsylvania New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Iowa. Ohio. Indiana,
Florida, Illinois and Michigan. The National capita
city, Washington, will also unite wi,hus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

FINE coRs IS. II. Christian. Esq. Of
Montgomery c"nniy, has presented ns with
several ears Of corn. some of which measure
IA inches IN length. He saw The ssed came
from Kentucky. .lge Kentucky white corn.'
and that the yield II sbuut d third u two.
iilths greater than from seed IL the common
eorn OF his ne'giborhood. The changing of
seed, always selecting the bsst. j. undmi't-
ed'y one OF the secrets ol SUGGEST III iarm-
ing. Fay, Ola
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

Mr.. Henry Buckingham. &c Narwslk. o.,
WI" has Just returned trim oregon. --by way
q Caliiornia across the Plains. reports The
largest over land emigration that has been
known Tor wears. Mast Of The emigration
was tom Missouri and Arkansas. grnrra lly
families going o California to re- perma.
nenlly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

faaups ON rus PsMms oeg,cg.-Joho n
unliy, Esq. Of Johnston county. wssa,rss,sd
2 lew days ago by the q. y. Marshal sn,l
lodged ~ jail ~ this place. charged win psr.
getiating lr.uds ppm tie U. 5. pension an.
nee. DE WiuC. wellons. a mapis,,a,e ~
lhe same county. was also arrested and I'D.
g'u ~ jail. charged viii, being an seeo,n nice
~ me lraads. Itis supposed that 6ully Ls.
"s'is..sa We pension Office Of some siD 600
Nellous. those knowing lin, hes, l,cl..,; Y"
" wasa dupr instead ~ an aceomnIiee III
hst We acted % BIS Official capacity. a.
magistrate. 10 signing such papers Is CUM
presented 10 HIM, through ignoranre. raths,
, !, with 40 intention Of committing lraa,.
ne y represented 20 be weak man ,s,.
Tered almost incapable of business by ss,;".
aieaI hts Mr.. Gully is man Of eon.'Is,s
ole wealth, and has heretofore been an ma
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25
AP.lLrx Merroa Pousp.-Th, neo,l

A PalLES MeTEoa FpUsp.-The people Of
Marblehead. Mass. think they have found 4
meteor on River Head beach, which fell in
Nay last. The meteor, when found. was n
q solid mass. and covered distance Of eight
to ten feet in diameter. The substance 4 Of
a dark color, and resembles seoria, or molten
iron after cooling. The surface i smooth.
and y covered with globules Of different
SIZE, which had apparently been forced %.
wards Wy the pressure Of the ,apor below.
Inc under surface Of the mass i porous
On being broken il emits d strong yuIphurous
smell. u y IN no way affected by the mag.
neg Inc substance presents the appearance
o. having cooled from a fluid state. The
Whole mass weighed from six to eight hun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

A~~r.sn c..r...s. ....... - ..-,.s......
representing The Northcrn aud Wcst'rn Con.
ierences nf the Methajist Protestant Church,
which was in session at cincillaali several
DAYS recently. has taken measures, to sesede
from the Southern branch II the Church. The
cause Of the division has grown our Of the
asitatioi Of the SLAYER, question.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

THs OLpES I'IxE.-in turning OYER the
leaves Of an old fle Of the United states
Gazette, we stumbled upon the following
item Of intelligence, under date Of January
p. lSi nearly forty years ago.
" 10 Wake county, y. G., there are $40
looms, which, during the last year, WOKE
more than 100000 yards Of CLOTH or various
kinds
a friend AZ our elbow, to whom we read
the paragraph. remarked, that he would ven.
tore The assertion that nearer that number of
pianos could be found IN that county Al this
day, than Of looms and spinning wheels.
ms was libel u course. But was this
statement correct in 1911, aud II 20, how
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

entail aud leading citizeninhis neiglboihood.
We learn that bath he and Wtllons will be
examined SOM BY The U. s. Commissioner.
Quentin BuA,ee, Esq.
r. 3. We learn that Welluns has been set
at liberty. Raj Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

GirstYs.--A.company Of these /" wander.
ers have been scjourneying IN this vicinity
lor several days, and can be seen in our
streets during the day. The men are. ~
usual, jockeys, and the women approach YOU
with viii ycu have your fortune told ~ or
buy = basket" They appear 10 be shrewd
and wide awake. and endcaorine "a turn
everything 70 The best advantage.
Sakm pres.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

AsornrR EnSssr Mas oxv.-Censr,
James Hamilton II snuth rsralii.a last ii,
w, ,i % Sunday night The l5tl. int. by col.
h'i'n u two steamers between New Oneah.
and Galsrston. The bat 10 which tien. n.
wasa passenger sunk aImDst INSTANTLY. aud
~ to % nut Of 80 passenger. sunk With her.
oil 10 their bcrih,.
Gen. ham'lien was 10 Congress with Cal
hoGn. ,ueDufie, AID other eminent mon -
hl' SLATE, snd exercised Commanding infIa.
eaee mere. Tie was afterwards Governor
OF so"'h Carolina. AID wa. r,eeeily pr.n,.
nently presented Gor the vacant Office Of q.
). Senator. !" =.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

~ Our subscribers in Alamance reminded that
Thomas Webb Esq, who regularly attends the courts
in Graham, i,our agent, and will receive pa yments fo
the Recorder and give receipts.
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IIILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
"wednesday, November -. 1857.

III Rcherson Nichols, Esq. Is our authorized
agent in the county of Orange, to collect aearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder aud for adye
Using. sf5s E
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-~~%-~~>~s>~>~~~~~>~
SFuRI0rs WNEs.-1he evil of a,luIterated
wines and liquors seems 70 be attracting ,ts
serious attention Of the Judiciary in New
York. and Il Is 10 be hoped that they will
have both the will aud the sbility to punish
the manufacturers Of suth poisonous stufs
In the supreme Court. few days ago. in the
case Of John Kelly rs q. VI. Barnett and
others, the defendants refused TO pay a note
on the ground that there Was no consideration,
u having been given for ,arious wines sold a,
(" Port, >" Pale Sherry" :. Burgundy" &C..
shleh the defendants sged were noxiou.
compounds made IN tins country; that thry
we're not vine. - al. hut mixtures IL the mo.r
noIiOus and deleterions character. concucted
- The city 81 n. York by the plaintiff, with
intent TO deceive and defraud, and sad mix .
lures contained no particle whatever ii the
JUICE Of the grape in their composition" The
defendants. therefore. not only refused 10 IA,
the note. but insist that lliey have a eoBn,er
claim against the plaintiff for damages sus.
tanned from his worthless and nninerci,sutsble
mixtures. and ia consequences Uf his fraoda.
lent acts.
The plaintiff cont,nded HAT this was q
. lrlyol"as' plea. aud moved for summsr,
judgment. But Judge Roosevelt denied the
mution, with costs, deciding that the defence.
y true. y good. at is due U the public
hea'th," said he, that full trial should b.
bal. " 4 be true that manufactures exist III
tbs city Tor the geitIng op Of unwholesome
and spurious mixtures, - be pslmed or upon
ne unsnspecting a. the pure juice IL the
grape Under the captivating names n = Bur.
sDndy, " Madeira" Sherry" Port.Dl
: Masrai, the courts, insteadaf suppressing,
should sssist IA their investigation and rI.
pOsuIf. Enn OF,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

siLE or Lors Mas BgArronr learn
that the gross amount of sales n Lot. which
took plare last week ct Morehead Civ and
carolina City, near Beaufort in this State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

hre 'soA" ols ia this village. night about n
s'oek' IN 'he blacksmith shop o. Mes-r-. Cheek a
iAees"' near The bridge. Litllc damage was dine.
Su' we are informed tina, the ea,aims saved pin.
e'Paiy 's the e1Sutions Of Master j. Hicks Holloway
aud George Bradshaw. sservant At Maj Hower,on'.
/ Holtl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

finE We regret % learn that The dwell.
Iing house oiJ. Robert Irnrc,.. Esq. II III.
eouniy. vas consumed by fac % Wednesday
night last. E,rry lhing 10 lie house ~.
e"h's'n'd Y. Tie IRE supposed 10 have been
aceidrntly communicated. Az. i. and ~.
ismily were sbsent at The time AZ bis f,tLe,,.
"s-' oy' Alidard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-25

v, lne w! Of the late Mrs DR.. Rush az
snnaus'ph's. 10 eject makes her husband
w so'e ami absolute lrgs,ee. The estate &
e'','na'ed u one million dollar.
"aye' mas been captured On the eeasi az
suoa' which had on bOarj $50 slaves.