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THE BRITISH 0UTRAGEs on AMERICAN VESSELS -
1t is st-ted that Secretary CaSs has addressed
Lord Napier, the Brit 'sh Minister, upon the sub
ject Of firing into and sereching cur vessels in the
Gulf of Mexico, and it IS unders .ood that his lord.
ship will avail himself of the rliest opportunity
To make some remonstrance to the commander of
the British squadron in that quarter. The news
is AS troublesome to Lord Napieri e. to Secretary
Cass. Two additional instances Of outrage are re.
ported. The bark Glenburl, at Havana from Ant
werp, reported on her arrival that she had been
boarded by British naval officer, who said that
he had orders to bo I'd and ;earch all vessels sail
ing off the Cuban CO st.
Captain Gage, Of the bark W. Chandler, at
New York, reports that while lying in the harbor
OF Sagua la Grande, his ve5iel wa3 boarded by the
seconi lieutenant of the British steamer Styx,
who made a thorough examination of the ship and
her papers He also bo I'd and searched all the
other vessels in the port, most of which belonged
to the United es. Th'T conduc. aroused the
indignation Of the uthori:sc' of ;ua la Grande
and the port capt drew up protest against the
action of the British naval officer, to which the
masters of the s. rch: vc :sel fixed their sigma
lures.
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- Barns Barns, BATHS Hot,
Cold and shower Baths can be had daily al all
hours. sr the American Hair Cafting Shaving, and
snsupooing saloon. andsf the American Hotel 2
single Baths y cents. or tickets for 81 apilo
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0R. HAMPTON. gow aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sick2 Beware of irnItationsl Ask for
Hanptons Vegetable TinctUre. The many cures
made by this pleasant and cafe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
medicine must have merit and great merit, too,
stand the test of public opinion No art OF putting
can gaivanze worthless article, to keep it up
AZ good medicine, if it be not really 80.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year, in spite Of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
,f them passes trrm mouth TO mouth with more ra
ness testfying to the cure medicine has made foI
aim, is OF more service than any newspaper adyer
Using.
In proof of what We say above, we refer you to
Hainpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MR WM. HIGa, No. 1875 Sosth Paca street, Balti
more, cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia aud Nervous
disease.
Mr. EDWIN NJ. SpRANgLIN, No q Register street
baltimore, most dreadful case of Scrofus Of years
stsning lost number of pieces of bone restored 10
health
Miss MARY scoFIxLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streether case after years Of suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. WIN. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, sui
fered from these complaints for ls months with bod5
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
tons Vegetable Tincture after other things failed.
MIR Henry @. Winn : al acough for 8 years-greai
weakness, &C. had in all tive or six hysicians tried
ALT be remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S iEG ETABLE fINCTURE
EH- Delicate Ladies and Children Will please give
1t at RIA.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; b,
DR.. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists 10
Petersburg by M0RTIMER 4 M0WBKAY, Balti
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
81 81 per bottle six BOTTLES for 81 -dkc
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1~ GoppARD's LoTIns /. GoDDARD's
i0rIoS--Ws have Just received anafher supply of
this celebrated Pain Extraetiag Lotiaa. Those ho
have been waiting for Il can now bs supeisesi sb r
calling at MiLI.6PAUGH & jon Ns10Ns3. *
apS sEFG Drag Store. n East AIait st "
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HR- To THn Worms or rns CRY

RIcHMoNp. II am a candidate for the once q CON.
NJ isSIuNER OF TIL g REsEN U tor Monroa Ward.
have been resident Of this city for many yearS,
and more particularly OF said ward. snd most res
spectfuliy solicit your votes at the election % tb
iast- This being the first tins / have presented
my self before you for any ONCE and should Il b
your pleasure 20 coDieri II upon me- the duties there
OF viii be faithfully sud impartaIly dischavKed.
my 7-itds LORENZO GkADY.
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RNIUuFOhU U CU.
s.s y nv Aver nv ~ ev Y
CEslBNT. kock land LINE. Caleinea PLAsTEH,
Ground PLATTER, Plastering HAIR. sawad
aud HERRINaS, ALEWIvEs, MACKERkL..
Prime BUTTER and Mercer POTATOES.
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Shine months of the present year.

Total. sl,6s22sI sl,77g,ls6
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RECEIPTS OF BENEVOLENT SocIETIEs.-The May an.
niyersaries were concluded in New York Saturday
and the Journal of Commerce gives the following
as the amount of receipts of these various institu
tions during the past year, compared with the pre-
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LOCAL MAT TIERS.

U. 8. CouRT-The trial of Thomas T.
Moore, late Captain of the bark soetayis.. was re
sumed yesterday about IL o'clock, when Judge
trump, 10 a" able argument of two rad a hall
hours 10 length, closed for the prisoner. Judge
Cs speech was Que of the most forcbe and telling
mat we ever stened to fr m him, and II he did
not succeed in convincing the jury OF the limo.
cence his client,he al least awakene doubt n
the minds of many of tne bY-standers. that can
not be sdily effaced. Mr. Gregory, on behalf Of
the United Sta. s, followed Judge Crump. and
spoke for one hour and three quarters. When he
ma cor cfuded, the case was given to the Jury.
VINO, after retiring for short time to their room
lot consultation, returned into court and annoup-
eed @ as their verdict that they found the prisoner
Nof GUILTY OF MURDER lie is yet to be tried
on other counts in the indictment, and at the re.
quest OF the Judge we do not give the evidence in
the case already disposed of. this morning Capt
moore was admitted to IL to answer the other
charges against him.
THOMAS j. WHITE, the second mate of the bark
octasla. indicted for the murder of William En-
MS, will be arraigned on Wednesday morning. be-
iore Judge Hayburton, at which time all the ve-
niriemen summoned to attend should be in place
10 answer to their names
PROVOKING OUTRAGE. For some weeks
past parties of young men, for want of better en-
pioyment, have been amusing themselves at late
nouis OF the night, by removing gates exchanging
signs, destroying shrubbery, obstructing the side
Walks with boxes. and cutting up other cspers. to
Tue annoyance of private families as we'll as bust
ness men, on Shockoe Hill. The perpetrators of
tnese childish tricks, We are very sure, can have
no aesire to lniure persons who have done them
no harm and it is therefore, strange that they in
uuige In such sport. One night last week the
gate was taken from a genteman's shrubbery
yard on Grace street, and between that time and
uay COW entered the enclosure aud DESTROYED
shrubs and flowers that could not have been nur
cnasea ior 800. On Sunday night last, the flower
garden OF Mr.. Benjamin Davis, corner of 9th and
narshall streets. was entered, and his beautiful
FOUNTAIN mutilated aud broken. About the same
time the two large granite balls that have stood
on granite pillars in front of the house occupied
oy Dr, Wexford, on the corner of Marshall and7t
streets, were forcibly thrown from their positions
INTO the public highway; and in the same neigh
oornooa several gates were unhi lged aud portions
VI iehcing torn down. Such conduct partake, so
strongly of malice, that We are sure the partie,
WIN De Indie I'd by the Grand Jury, if they are
oand out; aud as the police have struck the trail
ol .he perpetrators, they may expect to be called
DeIore the Mayor to answer for their offences
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Cor Main aud 18th. and Main and VI all Sta.
Iay se-3sl
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l resp etfally announee myself . candidate fsr
COMMISSIONERS OF THE REYENUE for Monroe
Ward the present incumbent declining rs~ise-
! an my s"tdes nus 0' WM BoorwRroHr, s.u,r.
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sale Of Mortgagcd Land.

vIvHE undersigned, Auditor and Treasurer
4 Of Dubois county, Iodiane. will sell "
public auction. at the door o. 'nc eou1'
house in the town Of Jasper, 10 said county
81 saturday, the cath day Of April, A. y.
1888. al one o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, nc
InIIowiur real estate, mortgaged 70 ne
sta.e II Indiana. for use Of Congressional
tow nship ?. south q ranges wes'' oy 'sa'c
Newton. and described as follows, to-w'1
The north half OF the north east quarter
il lie north west quarter Of section No. J.
tow nship No. scuth q range > wes'.
containing twenty acres; and part Of the
south west quarter Of section No. 80 'own-
l.hip No. ,, south Of range 3 west, contain
I'M ,hir,y.fiye acres, making il all hrty-hvc
acres: The same being forfeited for the nun
oavment of interest due on loan.
J. Terms Of sale, cash.
:. Amt. due Of pin. I'M. and dam. Sl4s ~
John MEHRlNGER, a. D. 9.
L. STEPHENSON, r. D. Q.
M March x. '5S-lw. PISS
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Nrw YoRK. March 30,

The Times Washington correspondent
aays every member Of the caucus committee
=. a. present a, the meeting yesterday. Mr.
English, OF InJ,ana, led off on the sn'-Le,
compton side, but would not make formal
proposition until certain concessions were
GRANTED. The Lecom p'onifes would con-
EIDE nothing, and the committee adlournea'
after a conference OF over two hours win
out an agreement
There wasa caucus Of % anti Lecompto'
democrats TO day. They resolved TO slan'
firm by Cri,tenden's amendments, ana ~
The Republicans have accepted Crittenden'
umenf rnents. The opposition stili couh
one hundred and twenty votes.
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BAIL b. EDMONSTON, Clerk
PROCLAMATION.
sale - Wortgaged Land.

vfvHE undersigned, Auditor and treasurer
II Dubois county, Indiana, VIII sell ~
public auction Of the door Of the Court
House ia the town Of Jasper, 10 said coun.
~. on Saturday, the 24lh day Of April q.
b. 1858, at one o'clock, T.. Nj. Of said dsy'
The following described real estate, mort
ssced 10 the State OF Indiana for The use
Iof Congressional township No. I, south Of
range NJ. 4 west. by William Duke, to-w't:
The north west quarter Of the nrr'h west
quarter Of section No. 20. township no. y,
south Of range No. 8 west, containing ~
acres Of land; the same being forfeited 'or
The non payment Of interest due on loan.
Terms OF sale-cssh.
Amount due, prin int. and dam. S7l a.
John MEHRINGER, A. ID. =.
E. STEPHENSON, I. DC.
March 5, '5s-4w. pfa3
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A caucus OF the Democratic members oI ne
n louise was held last night, aud II VAS iuisy
ate nded BY roth Lecomp'onltes and anu-
Locomptonites. A committee OF twenty,
composed OF ten OF each side, were order =
to be appointed, 70 report Al an sojo","c.
caucus on Wednesday night next me oes'
mode and manner Of admitting Kansas ln'c
the Union under the LecomPtoh Consu'u
lion.
The followngis the committee appointed
Mcssrs. English. keitt, Groesbeck, sleph
ems, sandridge. Owen, Jones, Craig,, LOCK
Irill. Demart, Tentman. Foley. J Clancy
Jones, PendIeton. Houston, Clark, 81 Ne"
Yo-k) Bocock. Han, OF Ohio Stevenson
lMcKibben and Corning.
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AMI Srlr. furY Coxs. by refer

AMI STiLL flEY CONF. By refer
encc TO our advertising columns i Will
be seen that Mr.. I Nader has opened
Boot and Shoe store, in the large
brick on the corner Of Main and Law
renee streets, where he has a well Sc
lectcd stock Of goods in that line, AM
of the latest styles. Mr.. Nader, being
an excellent workman himself, is very
competent to lay in a first rate stool
Of boots and shoes, and persons pur
chasing Of him may feel confident Q
getting Just what they bargain for
This is tie second new store that ha
opened in Jasper this Spring, thu
giving a sure indication Of prosperity
enterprise and advancement n on
Thriving little city.
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State Of Indiana, Dubois County.
N-OrICE is hereby given that Jonn
IN Hacker, administrator Of the estate y
I; eorge Meier. deceased. hrs filed ms pe'-
I,ion % sell lie real estate Of The deceoen.'
Ihis personal property being nsufiicIen, %
oay his debts; and that's petition WV -
heard a, The next term Of the Court 81 1o" !
mon Pleas Of said county. 80,
Aucst, b. B. EDMONSToN' r'e1x,
Nv HENRY a. HoLTHAvs, Depu'y'
March lo-3w. piSi ov'
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New ALBANY, March 30.

NEW ALBANY, WuTcH ~
Flour-In light demand at % s5atl oo'
Whest-M hite zoe; red 65c. Corn soc,
Oats a5a3oc. Hay--Sl2 for loose ana SiS
gor baled. Dried apples 81 loai 20; peach
es 80 IS. Feathers 35c. Rags 2An5c. sn'
Gar. N. %. fair 10 fully fair 7a74c, choice 2
ana lc advance BY the Dbl. Plantation mo-
'lusses 3su35c in lots Rio coffee ll!al21i
lava l7alsc. Rice 5a5lc.
Ciscr NNATI. March 80.
Flour unchanged at s. 6oa3 40 Tor super
fine. and So 75a3 80 for extra; good deman'
Tor better grades. Whisky duI. ~ l.c.
500 600 lbs bulk pork sold, 5sa7s Tor sheul
ders, and sta9c for sides. Mess FORK 81
4 75aSl9, the latter for small lots.
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,Iob Printing.

Nc are prepared g give PF0'nls a, !,
,oo,;on % all kinds Of Job Or i'ook
printing. Any description Of 2, blanks,
rocc;nts. bill heads. store, stallion q
;ocl Hills can be forthcoming Oh th'
!, shortest notice, in the most approved
s,v,e and on reasonable terms.
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JENKINS T. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
n TEAS ONLY.
PHILADELPHIA.

vuvuE new crop Of Tea is now arriving
i and selling much below the hign 'a'cs
81 the past year; the present therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect o. our
again beinr able TO furnish as good an arr
III for the price, as formerly. We also take
pleasure in announcing that we have con
cluded 10 extend the time on small o'iT'
heretofore sold on two and three months "
|,hree and four months credit.
Thousands Of Grccers and general stc,e
keepcrs now sell 1'cus 10 our Metallic Pack
aces. and the number i constantly incfeas-
ing. Notwithstanding the strong prelua,ce
that once existed against teas put up 70 th't
convenient form. This unexampled success
is The legitimate result Of business VIM
rormly done, for long term o. years upo,
lust ana fair principles, and especially WIZ
m eve 10 that wholesome one OF small
Ipnorrrs AND Quick Returns"
Teas being perishable article dealer
are rccomm ndcd to order small ana ireqoen
rlbiIls. ,. ~. -
IGrnished with teas in The original na.
chests. AZ three cents per b. less 'han
Metallic Packages.
q. D. IJurlbutt il no longer IN cur cmp'o
a. Travelling Agent-his place beng sul
piled by another. JEr ni'o ~
March 10, 1853. 49,
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OFFICERS OF BAIsBRIDcE TOWNSHIP
Ius,iccs-H. C. Newcomb, Henry Long
Stephen Rose. r..;.
Trustees - Joseph Ackerman' FRAMES
Brileage, Kasper John.
Clerk-Mariin Freedman.
REORGANIZATION Breiz. -,
ConstabIes-Anthuny Eckart AdoiP'
Harter, John Green.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzlL d. EpMossros.
uditor-JoHS MEHRlNcLR.
Treasurer--EpwARD STEPHENSON.
Recorder-STEPHES JERGER.
Sheriff-JAcoB HERMAN.
Coroner--WiLLIAM ScHuELTEEhM'
HAavrr NIcHoLsos'
LEWIS GREEN, Iom"'ss'o"s's
LIB. BIcKwERMERT
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nov WANTED!

A steady, intelligent boy can n'''e
4 good opportunity o. earning : = ~, Il.
client IL business by applying at this
Office immediately.
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nate on the LccoTptoA
loving were portion Of the pro-
ia the u. s. Senate on the passage
he X ansas bill through that body:
~. Crittepden moved substitute Tor the
10 substance, that the constitution form
NV The Lecompton Convention be sub
mi,ted to the people Of Kansas now; that y
1, 10 anproyed of, the President shall admit
Kansas BY proclamation; i i be rejee'eo'
,he people Of the Territory shall call a con-
yeo,ion 10 frame new substitute. The
substitute makes d special provision against
the occurrence Of frauds. Several Senators
here took occasion 10 explain their votes.
Mr.. Kennedy. Of MaryIa as conservative
middleman, would supp srt Mr. Crttenden's
substitute, reserving the right aiserward y
vote for the original bill. Mr.. Houston
would vote for the original bill. IN obedience
20 The resolutions passed BY the Legislature
J. Of his State. DIR. Pugh reluctantly voice
! against il for the same reason Mr.. lverso'
I. &c Georgia, defined his position. Mr
! Green accepted the suggestion o. ano'ne
4 verbal alteration. Mr.. Criuendsn's suost'
!. |,ute was then put and lost-yeas -; nay
's4. The bill, as amended, 70 admit kansa
: into the Union with the Lecompton Cons''
Y tuition, was then put and passed--yeas %
inavs Is. Yeas--Messrs Allen, baya1'
AZ BENJAMIN. Biggs, Bigler, Bright, Brow
atlClay. Evans, Fitch, Fizpa'rlck' HUME
IIyerson, Jones, Johnson Of Arkansas 'oni
/, son Of Tennessee, Kennedy Of Marylan
" Mallory, Mason, Pesrce, Polk, Seoasua'
slidcn. Thompson Of Kentucky, Thom
u son Of New Jersey, Toombs, wright o.
II yulee--33 Nays-Messrs. Bell Broder''
cpl Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Crl'tende'
In Dixon. Dooli,tIe, Douglas, Durkee' fesse
n den. Foot, Foster. Hale, Hamlin, har'0
|, King, Pugh. seward, Simmons s'ua
sumner, Trumbull, Wade and wilson,
~ ahscn,ees-Mcssrs. Bates and Davis.
~ Reid. Of North Carolina. paired oil WIN
The Cameron, Of Pennsylvsn The announ
on ment Of the result was receivedw,h aPp'a'
: .nd hisses. The Senate then adjourned
iOf
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CORNER OF NEWTus AND HAKHIsVh 49,
JASPER, INDIANA,
rs still a, his old home. and always ready
! to attend those who may want ms ser.
vices, and render them 10 the utmost q
his ability.
To many Of his patrons he would say.
Friends, don't forget the poLLAR. ~
served YOU 10 sickness and adversely. please
remember me 10 your health aud prosperity
n ,he dollar is not on hand will take hogs
Tor cattle on account.
March 10, 1858. r. NJ WELMAN.
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Central Committee Meeting


We are requested to announce
the Democratic Central Committe
-'.hois county viii meet at the
Jasper, on the first Mon
he purpose Of efiectil
organization, appo
vcntion, and att
Their business thS
tile county
wing name
al conla
,wnship-
ner and IA ~
) Herman, B. B. Ed
AIehringcr
as r. Hope, Andre
White.
Al. Davis, Leroy Cave a.
on.
mas Shoulders. Joseph strlg
Alls.
.u,nand--John B. Goldman, Fred. ~
deck, and d. NJ. Kemp.
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ELEcTIoN.--Thc voters OF Duoois
will bear in mind that Monday next
il the day on which the Spring elcc I.
tons ae held. We trust that the ON
Gers elected on that occasion TO Ill tn'
various places d trust in the rcspec
tive townships Of our county, will y
their entire competency to discharg'
faithfully tho duties 81 their Offices
reflect credit both on themselves an'
their constituents.
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II, says y co'e''' l""''
lost any'h'ng' auNe''',e -.;aa
found any'n,ng' an y. aar,N;nr aayer.
II you expect % ~ a's ,"''' ~.
t'se. y y0a nass 's',, 49, ] y = On,
advertise you VIM = : 4, = + 1rn;ts .
gress 2 :. 's ~ o,,out 1. Or.
o'a'es' - ,arart;se Il xou van,
!. !. v'as. w. ! divorce. Or adopt ba-
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STATE OF INDIANA, Dubsis County

To the Sheriii ~ DuOuls Ouh'y.
NAIL h. EDMONSTON, Clerk Of
ne Dubois Circuit Court do hereby cer-
,,fy that there viii be an election held az
me usual places Of holding elections, ~ ne
several townships IN said county, on tie lst
Monday in April. 1858, 'or the purpose OF
elec,ina one Township Trustee. one Town
shin Clerk, and one Township Treasurer 70
each township IL said county; also. two
coustables in Columbia tow nship, Two Con-
stables In HARRISON township, three Consta.
bles IN cambridge township, two Cons'ooi
IL Han township, three Constables 10 PATIO
ka township, and two Constaties ~ fe'o'-
nand township. ~.
you are directed 20 give notice q the
same according 10 law.
'' Witness, Eez q. Edmcns,on,
Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
J, r. 81 Court, aud the zeal thereto az
fixed. this 18th day Of March,
Der. A. ID. 1858.
BAIL p. EDMONSToN' CLERK.
PROCLAMATION.
I The qualified voters Of Dubois county,
! Indian a are hereby noticed That an Elec.
4 lion will be held in each township o. sa'd
8 county. at the usual places VI holding cleo
I, lions therein. on the FIRST Monday o. AprH'
OLA. ID. 1865. for the purpose Of hai'ng we
5 offices named in the foregoing ceruhca'e'
This 10Th day Of March, 1858.
" JACOB HERMAN, - u. =. y
81 March l9-3~
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NJ An Irishman was challenged 70 nsn'
/. duel. b., declined on the plea that he di1
~ like 10 leave his mother an ORPHAN
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krley, OF Rockport, has
Obligations, by sending