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SrcRETAY's OFFICE.

HARRISBURG, June -, 1896
Peansy'mn'a, IS
| do certify that the above and foregoing
is true AMI correct copy "f the "Ye eas"
aud eNays" taken on the resolution proPo-
sinc amendments to the Constitution OF the
Commonwealth, as the same appears Gu the
Journals OF the two Houses of the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth for the
session OF 1857.
Witness my hand aud the seal
th- 81 of said office, this twenty-secnnd
day of June, Que thousand eight hundred
and fifty seven.
A. G. CURTIN,
Secretcfy ofthe Commonwealth,
July 10. 1S57.-3m
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VVNHE Rev. G. j.. Burnett, while laboring as
Missionary in Southern Asia, discovered
Z, sjn,le and certain cure for Consumption, .Asfh-
ma. bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous DEBILITY,
and all impurities Of the Blood; also, an easy
and effectual mode Of inhahng the Remedy. Ae-
tuated by desire to benefit his suffering fe-
lows, he will cheerfully send the Recipe free)
10 such as desire it, with full and explicit di-
rections for preparing and successfully using
the Medicine. Address
REV C. S. BURNETT,
SSl, broadway, N. YCiiy'
July 81, 1857 ,-3m.
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RES0LU ZION
Proposing amendments to the COn-
s,itution of the Commonwealth.

/. Resolrei by The Senate aad House Of Repescn-
fatires of the Commonwealth Of Peaasylcetaia ia
Geaerdi assembly met: That the following
amendments are proposed to the constitution
OF the commonwealth, in accordance with the
provisions of the tenth article thereof.
FIRST AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article to sal !
constitution to be designated as article eleven,
as aoWs:-
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The following is from the Pastor Of the Or
:. ~

The following is from the Pastor OF the Or
thodox Church, BroalSiield.
BeooKFIELD Mase., JAN u, 1852.
Prof WooD-Dear Sir--flavins made trial
of yoar II air Restorative, it gives ME pleasure
To say. that its effects have been excellent IN
removing Inflammation, dandrutf, and a con-
constant tendency tn itching, with which
have beeu troubled from my childhood, and
has also restored the hair, which was becom-
irg gray, to its original color. have used no
other article, with anything like the same
pleasure or profit. Yours, truly,
j. X BRAGG
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SEcaErARY'sO OrFIcf

nafrisDurS, June :, ioo'.
Peansgironia IS:
Ido certify that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct copy Of the original ''Resolu-
ton proposing amendments 20 the constitution
of the commonwealth" !" with the vote IN each
branch Of the Legislature upon the hnal pas
s,g,, thereof. as appears from the originals on
file in this office.
I'm testimony whereof have hcreun-
L. ST. 10 set my hand and caused to he afiix-
cd the seal Of the Seerctary's 0lce, the day
aud year above written.
Ssrretarp Of The Commonwealth.
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lily yours, &C.,
Mrs. Il. A. SfODDARD.
From Mrs. Iugalls, well known nurse in
Bosom Oct. 18th, 1865,

From Mrs Ingalls, 4 Well known nurse IN
Boston.
Bosom Oct. 18th, 1865.
GENTS = At your request. and being so
highly pleased with the effects Of the ReStora-
tive. ann free 10 state that my hair had be-
come quite tIiin, and entirely ,riife, have
Tor the last five years heen in the habit Of nsing
dyr. bat hearing of the extraordinary effects OF
tais article, / WAS induced to try it. Ny iIall
has been restored to its original thickness. aud
also TO its former color, which Is light brown.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. INGALLS,.
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roURTu AMENDMENT.

Th re shall be an additional section to the
first article of the said constitution, which shall
be numbered and read as follows:
.sSEc. 26- The Legislature shall have the
power to alter, revoke, annul any charter
OF incorporation, hereafter conferred, by, or
under, any special, or general law, whenever in
their opinion itmay be injurious TO the citizens
of the commonwealth: III such manner, howev-
er, that no injustice shall be done to the copo-
rator.'
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In SrnArr. Mnrch q. lsa1

IN SENATE. MGfch 2, 1901,
Resolped, That this resolution pass. On the
first amendment, yeas "a, nays 4; on the second
amendment. yeas 23, nays s; ON the third amend
mcnt, yeas Il, nays 4; on the fourth amendment
yeas 23, nays 1.
Extract from the Journall
GEO. W. HAMERSLY, Clerk.
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LAST NOTICE.

ALI persons knowing themselves indebted
10 the underaigned, wiliplease call immediately
aud attend 10 the payment of their accounts,
eSpeci1liy those having unsettled book accounts.
Those who neglect or refuse 10 attend TO this
notice. will be compelled to pay costs.
MILLER X C0NLEY.
Schcllsburg, July u, ls57-6t
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Dazins and l4ubins Extracts for the Handker
Dehief, Cologne Water, &c, ut DR.. Harryss
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SIX CENTS REWARD.

RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 2od
ult., JoHx W FESEL, an apprentice TO the
Farming business. All persons are cautioned
against harboring ar trusting said boy, as am
" & ISAAC F. GROVE.
W. Providesra rp., July u, 1851.
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THE INQUIRER & CHRONICLE
House, by

l. Published every Friday Morning. IN J Jnliaha
Street, in the white frame buiidihg,
L..- nt.arlN lllIlnxif. fIlt. MRnrfI
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general assortment of New Style Of Sprine
Goods, comprising Ladies Dress Goods,
part, Ducai Crocovelia, Challi, Fancy and
Plain De Laine, Brillants, Lawhs and Cali
Goes, etc, etc.
Gentlemen and Boys wear, Cassimeres, Gas.
sinetts, Canton Cloth, shepherd Checks, Cot
tonades, etc, ett
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Rnrnats, Woolen and
Rag Carpets, FluCl Oil Cloth, Syrnp Moasses,
White aud Brown sugars, Green aud Black
Teas, Groceries OF all kinds, Queensware,
Tubs, Puckets, Bro ms, etc, Hardware, Sho-
wells, Forks, Hoes, X nwes aud Forks, Spoons,
etc, aud al, articles usually kept in Stores.
All kinds of produce taken in excenngc
The undersigned viii sell cheap for cash oil
produce, aud hopes by fair dealing to receive
his usual share OF patronage.
G. W. RUPP.
Bedford, April 10, 1857.
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VITALL and BLIND PAPER.-Dr. b. r,
Wv Harry is our agent for this necessary
article. By calling at his stnre. our patrons
will see samples of our papers. We have made
we cannot fail TO please
SaRYOCN X SMITH,
chdrH6ersbHrs.
March, { 1851.
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IIIeghagE Male aud Female Semi
nary.
". v. lBRIM, A. B., Principal.
a

IT. ". !BRIM, A. B., Principal.
ui.s f. S. Mann, Preccptress.
II - Johnson, NJ. A. Williams, Assistants.
This Institution is located in the borough of
r,.ashurg. Bedford county. Pa, noted for its
f,lthfuncSs, and beauty of surrounding scene
rc ltis 10 miles from Bedford, and from
he celebrated Bedford Springs.
The building is large aud commodious, capa-
lle of accommodating 200 students. 1t is the
pJrpose Gf all concerned, to spare no pains IN
ilaEingghiS institution the efficient instrument
of securing to all in attendance a thorough ed
gsllion. and also to throw around them the be-
u!,a influence of morality and religion.
TERMS AND VACATIONS
The academic year consists of two sessions of
- weeks: each session is divided into two
FERNS of II weeks, but without an intervening
s,catioa. The Summer session will commence
,n the 9Th day Of August next. The Winter
session will commence on the second Thursday
in January, 1853. Winter vacation, = weeks.
Summer vacation, q weeks.
EXPENSES PER TERM OF IL WEEKS.
Common English, - w
To which viii be added for elch additional
higher branch, 80
Greek and Latin, each, %
German, French and Spanish, each, W
luc.deutts, oU
ORNAMENTAL.
a,swius. 81 so
s5aiurcd crayOn and water colorS. each, 90
aiutIng in Oil, 0O
lair and Wax flowers, each, O0
-Peilis work, w
Embroidery, oO
Vocal music, lessons per week, 00
Music, with use Of Piano, 10 0O
BOARD.
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b|!|l!|la|
IT Has WORKED .NiRacLESf

THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAi
can be restored perfectly to original gown,
and color so far as their locks are concerned
does not admit OF doubts besides, IT wiii cure
every possible disease Of the scalp, whether
developed as dandrutfitching or in the shape
of cutancous eruptions --eyen scaid- heau,aiiu Y
in no posIb. case will it fail Of curing as !, y
magic. nervous or periodical head-sclie, anu 4, =,
used twice week l,y the young reglariy' u wiz
preserve thu color, and keep tue hair nom iti-
ling, to any imaginable age. Read ana 1aase.
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ITO keep the teeth and gums healthy Use
L Bazin's Rose tooth paste, orthe Balm Of
Thousand Flowers. with good hrush. all
ry's.
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A general assortment OF
Queensware and Hardware
A new and large stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,

&c. &c. &c
gr'Persons attending Court, next week,
arc invited to call end examine this excellent
and cheap stock of Goods. Great pleasure
win be taken in exhibiting them.
Nav l. 1857.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT Huntingdon
- aud Broadtop K. r., On and after Mon
day. March III, 1887, two passenger trains a
day each way, {except Sunday.) will run be-
tween Hopewe aud lInutingdon.
Leaves Hopewell at II 10 P. NJ, and 10
Pm.
Arrives at Hopewcll at 40 A. NJ, aud 40
p. NJ.
Connecting at Huntingdon with trains for
East and West on Peni i. X. X.
THOS. 4. WEERMAN.
SHpf
Huntingdon, Feb. 26, 1851.
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Nillrord. worcester Co., Mass., SOY. $50.

MiIIIOTI, " UTCeStCT UU., HasS'i .sV'. n
PROF. @. j. W00D--Dcar Sir take
pleasure in bearing voluntary testimony 10 i'i''
magic effects your wonderful Hair kesiofa-
tive. As far back as 1896, my hair comiieh-
ced failing off, until the top Of M scalp be-
came bald and smooth as glass, and il has con-
tinned to fall for great m1ny years, noiwi'"-
standing have used many celebrated prepafa-
tions for restoration. Seeing your advertise
ment, was induced to give your article q trial,
and to my utter astonshment, found, after a
few applic ,tons that my hair became hriny
set, and assumed glossy and beautiful appear :
ance; and by the time had used aqaart bot
tie, my bald head was covered over with
young and vigorous growth of hair, which u
now from one ta two inches ia length, and grow
ing fast. Yours truly,
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JOHN "a. ALLEN 4 GO.

NOS. . 81 CHESTNUT Street, (soaA side,
beiou Fater,) philadelphia,
(THE OLDEST WeeD-wARE HousE, IN run Cry. }
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale deal
lV1 ers in Patent Medicine, mads BROO1fS,
Patent Gfoved CEDAR WARE, Harranted
not 10 shrink, HOOD and WILLOW IF.dRE,
CORDS, BRUSHES, Nc. of all descriptions.
Please call and examine our stock.
Feb. -, lS5I.-zz.
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4 Great Arrival OF
GOODS
CHEAP SIDE,

THE undersigned has just returned from TIL,
Eastern Cities with large stock df Spring
Gnn,ls; and Is row exhibiting At
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3 ''''''', GENERAL EXERCISES

The price of board viii TIE 81 80 per week;
7ul - cents will be charged for f1el and reems
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ruIRn AMENDMENT.

From section two Of the first article OF the con
stitution, strike ont the words, 'sof the csfyof
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Huntingdon, Feb. 26, 1867.
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OF INTH - - = ~ "
No county shall be divided BY line cutting
afr over one-tenth Of Its population, (eifher to
form new county, or otherwise,) without the
express assent OF such county, by a vote OF the
electors thereof, nor shall any new county DC es,
tablished, containing less than four hundred
square miles.
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IIAS ALI THE GOOD QUALITIES OF A
III PURGATIHE medicine, answering the
purposes Of any Cathartic without the dehiliia-
thug effects experienced from most pnrgatives.
1t acts slowly and gently, bnt snrey, moving
the bowels to carry of all tire scereted matter,
at tile same TING, stimulating the Liver TO a
proper lb rtormahce OF It's functions.
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New ORLEANS SrAr1oNrns, WAREHOUSE. E. N

NEN OhLEANS STATlONERS w AkEHOuSE. - Inc
business community will overlook the fact that Mr. j b.
Steel No. 60 Camp street is prepared TO supply everything that
possibly be wanted in the shape of bunk-oss stationery
and all the mularous articles that needed banks count
lighthouses and MI offices ship shore. The stock is very
large anu wessored holds strong claims to the pa
tropHge of the retail trade well citizens ndyiuay The
stock Of school books kept hand by Mr. is equally well
worthy the attention of colleges schools teachers and parents
Chcapncss the prevailing characteristic Of the establishment
and money is 10 be made by dealing thcre See advertisements
in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

MOODY HAS MovED-The halo of glory that for
years past has umed beughed region Canal and
Exchange alley is Moody has moved The magic
which rendered harmless the psobas Of aays in that vi
bullet proof shirts and the uvncibe atmosphere that
rounded him No longer will that be Parnassus sacred
hirtcnrapred and shress poets; for Moody is and
the place has lost its poetry The smell Of clean linen and the
air of responsibility which perynded that neghborhood
among the things that for Moody is goneforeve and
hopelesy gone. But for the thousands Of citizens who
may be thrown into mourning by the cemise of Moody's
glory Old corner there is balm in Giltad for the
glory is dead but liveth sill 1t will be
octcd than its ancient spend0r this day, the
cornerte Of Canal and Royal strees-ant here
will nan imperishabe the granite walls within which
King Shirts has erected his throne The place fn
adapted to Moody and growing the arc
of his subjects hau the old one and heneeorth will
the four pillars Of ctys greatness and usefulness
world largcte Custom House. the Post Office, the
Charles Hotel and Mo0dy's Shirt Paacethe latter being the
central and golden pillar with the others standing in lofty m
umph around. To down plain talk Moody will open
the today with large and splendid stock OF
shirts and other articles of eutlemen which, in respect
toelegnce durability and ceapness will be found uusupass
by those Of other establishment Mooiy old osab.
Shmen We need more further than to call aeui
to MoodyS bulletin extraordinary which to be found in
advertising department.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

SrATIoNERs' HALL, No. "a CAMP srREEr.-Messrs
d. Felt stetson have large and varegated
blank books and fancy and staple stationery
ever got together in the South Their long standing
muny and the steadily increasing patronage which has fallen
TO them, enable them unsurpassed
Doth IN the variety and quality of their goods the
low prices at which they sell them persons engaged
in that business have conception of the variety
that now rank under the head of books and stationery
glance Mt Messrs Feit advertisement in another
part OF our pap will give the reader oerable idea of
however In connection with their store should be borne In
mind Messrs. F. s. have job printing office and bindsry
by which they promptly turn any thing in their
line that may be included present stock
steamboat men, and business generally, find Mesrs
Felt Steison's famous place lay supplies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

UoLBEARs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. log CANAL
sThEEr-A who wish be ready fall BUSINESS should be
gin ms week Penma ship book keepi e Ger
man. French Spanish English, ETC., Taught Special
menth and professors for each branch Ladies' and gentlemen
are invited 10 call and judge for themselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

PATENT PRErARATIONa-Niuers Canadian Yer
mfnge Wilson's Rntaud Roach Destroyer, and naley Mag
cal Pain Nractor-Al preparations of such need
comrnrUtou from he had in large small guam
titles p MesEs j. Virgin Co.. Nos u l 5I rAar,res street
IhciI merits fully detailed in the oiler
part Of cur paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

SOUTHERN FURNITURE WARERooMs. - Those in
want of furniture should before they think of purchasing
elsewhere just go and take Look through the of
Mr. g. A. Stewart, Nos III and l73 Canal street bewsen
Baronne and Dryades. If they fnd in Mr. sewars
stock all that crafty their incest and their
ideas Of beauty luxury and economy safely
nothing will crafty them may there select furniture
outfit for his house. 10 snt either his his purse the
ntrre being vaions material pattern snd all cheap
cordng to its kind The latest style parlor chamber sets
be there in the fascinating array and it wi
do housekeepers heart good look them Again W,
say remember Stewart if yon want anything in the urnr,
lpe. See his advertisement in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

SPLENDID PRINTING! friends Messrs. Clark &
Brisb Of the Crescent Job Office have laery turned
jobs of printing which, If they by old Fanst
or Gutenberg would them art had
passed from the hands Of and pastme of
Letters each picture rebed the the rainbow and
the glitter OF the caves and tasenly arranged
to steamboat bill the fascination Of andscapeand other
displays equally pretty embodyng the very perfection Of the
topographic art decorate the walls Of Mesrs G. BIS Office
But this not what would particularly forth Messrs
Clark Brisbd have the material and facilities for executing
every description of plain printing well ancybooks pam
phlets BRIEFS circulars banking and mercantile blanks all
kinds cards Of nil kinaseyery thing in fact type
putto And what they execute their orders quickly
and charge the rates In all respects as Job
Printers they have superios In South few any
equals We would advise friends who printing done
to call at 10 Camp street. third story and leave their orders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

FRENCH WINES, SwEETMEATs AND BLANKETS
Messis Grataa Ccmmagere To-, No. % Cus.omhouse street
have Just received large consignmen.s above articles
which they call the trade See advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

The LAST SLAYER ARREsTED.-The New York
Times of the Goth says:
The bark J. G. Lewis, which was arrested and
brought to anchor in Buttermilk Channel under
pcion of being SLAYER has been for five days in
charge of Deputy Marshal O,keefe. During this
time slight examination Of the captains and mate
person. carried ashore. Among the articles on board
most suspected were twolarge try,kettes which are
used for cooking food for the slaves. There was.
G. Lewis had already landed one cargo of slaves i'll
Cuba. But she was discharged by the order OF the
Marshal on Saturday afternoon, and went to sea the
same night. The reasons for the sudden decision
have not been ascertained.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

The WINE CRoP IN FRANCE.-The vine growers in
France appear to have successfully encountered the
oidum with sulphur in the few places where the dis
ease has appeared and great hopes entertained of
the forthcoming vintage. A Paris letter says:
The price of wine is well kept up at Bercy, not
withstandng the favorable accounts from the wine
producing departments. Transactions are quiet at
Macon, with tendency to fall in prices. The Bor-
deaux wine market is also quiet. The result of the
blossomng iswatched with anxiety. The proprietors
Of vineyards still express opinion that there will
be no great fall in the price of wine, even should
there be an abundant vintage. The price of spirits
distilled from beetroot of ninety degrees is quoted in
Paris at ll5f. the hectolitre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

Books AT MoRGAN's.- If you wish book, cheap
publication, periodical newspaper, Morgs Exchange
Place, certainly accommodate you. It matters what
kind of book publication you may Morgan 10
have His shelves crowded with productions
in all departments of literature whilst his smell
freshly of the printing press if they printing office
Anything that body read there M hour
be haby spent than in looking select
ing from the piles OF literature that there abound Sec Mr.
Morgsn's card, in advertising columns,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

FRENCH CORSETS.-A large assortment of these
articles have Just been received from France 10y
Ptrs ~ the corner Of Royal and iiylle Streets together
with 'arey Of oaer nrilr Observe, md fancy for gentle
nca vel as tes, We elgr to .e advertisements in auorlrr
port VI paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

PANS, Tnesday.-Despatches from Genoa dated
yesterday State that Miss j. Merton White, an Eng
sh lady who had come to Genoa as an agent of
Mazzlni, and who had stirred up the late movement,
has been expelled by the police. Fresh discoveries
of arms and ammunition have been made. The
French Three per Cents have slightly declined, clos
ng to-day at eff. zoe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-27

MONDAY MORNING, JULY ~, 1857.
Univcrsity of Louisiana.
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By telegraphc dispatch received at London OH
January 9Th, we learn Of the arrival of the Indian
mail at Egypt. An important fact regarding the
situation of India is made known by this dispatch.
The Gcneral-in-C Chief had, it was said, arrived be-
loro Delhi at the head of considerable forces and had
commenced to invest the place. 1t was thought that
the city must soon fall and that the Instruction at
this point would be Immediately sthed.
1.-The Imam of Muscat and Zanzibar, who recently
succeeded his father, has just protested against the
seizure by the English of the Island of Perrin, sit
nated at the entrance of the Red Sea- 1t is vel.
known that the ownership of the Island has been for
a long time claimed by the Imam of Muscat and the
Shah of Persia and that these two sovereigns in
joint manner have had nominal possession.