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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-03-25

A VERY PLAIN LETTER.-The fol-
lowing letter was sent by a man to his
son at college,
"OIy dear son-T write to send you
two pair of old breeches, that you may
have a new coat made of them. Also
some new socks which your mother has
just knit by cutting down some Of
mine. Your mother sends you ten dol.
lars without my knowledge, and for fear
you would not spend it wisely I have
kept back half and only send you fve.
Your mother and I are well except that
your sister has got the measles, which
we think would spread among the 9th.
er girls, if Tom had not had them be-
fore, and heis the only one left hope
you do honor to my teachings; if you
do not you are an ass, and your mother
and myself are your afectionate pa.
rents"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-03-25

with his own peculiar emph0sis-"Wo
will take the Ayes and Noes on that,
Mr. Speaker"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-03-25

sALUTATIoNs.-If you are a gentle
man and meet lady of your acquaint-
ance in the street, it is her part to no.
tico you first, unless, indeed, you are very
intimate. The reason is, if you bow to
a lady first, she may not choose to ac-
knowledge you, and there is no remedy;
but if she bows to yoa, you as gentle
man. cannot cut her.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-03-25

AN OBJECTION 40 THE PoPUb SIr-
UATIoN.--The New Bedford Mercury
says
at is said the Pope win resign
Should he do 90, we shall be resigned.
We do not, however, want lho place.
The pay Is good but The situation Do too
serious
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-03-25

am composed Of 70 letters:
My 9, 8, Z, Is a neuter verb.
My G, ], 4, Is good to eat
My 9, q, 3, Is a boys nickname,
My /, n, l2i is something very cold,
My 9, G, s, is a wild animal.
My 10, 9, 10, IS a grl'a nickname,
My whole Is a very great evil. M.
Elmville, o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-03-25

Esquire, % at the end Of mans namo.
like a curl in a pigs tail-moro for or
nament than use.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-03-25

TIAnswor 20 Enigma, by 1Goinr," in
sli weeks papor-''I do not IKE Oysters"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
Popular Sovereignty"

What sort ID idea the Northern people have Of
the great Democratic doctrine of Popular Sover-
eighty" may DO inferred from the following ex-
tract Of speech recently delivered in Ohio by the
Hon. S. S. Cox-a Democratic member of Congress
from that State, and the editor of the leading
Democratic organ Mt Columbus. Here is what
this famous National Democrat" has to say of it,:
II am one OF those who believe Popular Sover-
eighty the great mandatory Of Free States. Up
on Ais ground Ihdre alpdys ddpocated II, even in
opposition to ny party. Whenever there arises n
contest for supremacy In a territory b.. sccn the
North and the South. the iorm will win. The
South has no men 10 spare, while the North can
readily and to sdvantpge pour a large population
into the territories. Twenty-four new states are
to be carved out before the year 1900, Under
Popular Sovereignty every one of these States will
come in bold and erect, as free. On that doctrine
! stand for freedom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
Telegraphio Enthusiasm.

The New York Times publishes the following
letter which 1t Gays it received from ubilant Of
fcer of the Army ct West Point. 1t beats the IA
nous epistie Of the Hon. Mr.. Foley of Indiana:
West Point n. y. August 18th, SO
Deer Sir will you be cind nuf to in sert the
follow few lines in you're papor for subscriber in
referns to the adlantck TELEGRAPH it is one of the
gratis things that ever herd Of in my life in ho-
nor Of the telegraf wee frde A Salute Of 30 guns
and braided all round the post with the field Mu-
sick and our drum major in al in full uniform and
wee plaid Tat good old toon Cauld yankey daodel
Every one was taken boy surprise Pleas in scrt
the same in you're paper
And ohlp me
you're Obeient
Server J. NJ D.
L. s. A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

the students oil rose to receive him. and he
acknowledged their attention by polite bow
lie wore black dress coat and white pantaloons
Liebig isa fine inlellectua-looking man. tall
though not broad has iron-grey hair, which has
fallen III from his broad and projecting forehead
be wears NJ beard lie lectures in . very CONVEX
sational manner pnrt Of the time sitting: makes
many gestures, and good too. His face is
expressive. He Is indeed. a good deal Of an ora
tor. and perhaps the best popular lecturer in Ger
many. Liebig was ffty-six years old on the 18th
of May, 1857 He was born in Darmstadt, and ut
the age Of twenty-one was made Professor at Gie.-
sen In 1852 he Munich. Between the
years 1882 and 1856 no published one hundred
and seventy papers, many Of which were
very elaborate. lie is said to be proud and over
bearing; he is, however, on the side of Progress,
aud heads the Reform party in the Uniyersity.--
heard an American gentleman, who was we'll
acquainted with him, express this opinion:--.I
don't know IA man whom little juiicio,ls damn
ing would do so much good as Liebig. lilo is cross
and tyranncal to his assistants, and they do not
deserve such treatment"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
! President Fillmore on the Cable

President Fillmore on the Cable.
The New York Express publishes the following
letter from Niagara Falls, under date of August
18th:
At the moment when the passengers by the
train from New York, their arrival at the Falls
NssFs sagesly trying to hear the roar of Niagara
1he roar OF cannon announced that the message of
the Qneen bod arfised,-thus connecting in our
minds the great wonder of nature we are here to
~sw. and the greet work. of science and art which
ut ~ has given ~ "thoughts that breathe and
words that burn"
Tho event has electrified us oil. The message
WIS hrst delivered by Mr.. Whitney, of Cataract
douss. 70 President Fillmore. who caused it to be
READ at social gathering Of two or three hundred
$500 ead y was rsoeived with cheering clap
ping Of hsnds. end waving of hsndkerchiefs, in
wbict Tho ladies participated warmly.
Boon large number of people assembled TO-
9sehsf. md called out President Fillmore who
frtu. Tho balcony Of the International, addressed
them with great enthusiasm on the subject.
Hisaleassacs On this theme surprised all who
.heard him 70 Professor Morse-wiose effort,
fun ysaf ~ year in the infancy Of the science te
cStsintes favor sf Congress be related at length
~ aNardod the cbief praise. need not give yo,
-, eSsk, = & viii doubtless be published, i
swell ~ iatsnest II that immense mass of spesch
As4ht ocsni0n viii bring forth in all parts Of tn
slgilisoA wlish, siewed a. one
wfH ne description IT he poet.
Nothing but the round
Large clasp Of nature. such flight can bound"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
The Administration Repudiated.

! The Democratic Convention in Allegheny conn-
", Pa. Thursday, adopssd, almost unanimously
resolution. repadissing the Administration. This
action 10 supposed 10 have been induced by the
course Of the Administration in purchasing abroad
the iron pipe needed in constructing the Water
works at Washington.
The Administration being thus repudiated in
its great stronghod-in the home Of the President
we would like TO know what showing IT has
elsewhere. We do not wonder at this reputation
of an Administration which sent to Scotland to
buy iron, when they could have bought American
iron at homo great deal cheaper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
Benton yersus Douglas.

Col Benton. few months before his death, is
said to have expressed the following opinion res
pecting the Little Giant" Of Illinois;
THE little giant" said he. sis in too great a
hurry to be great man. lie forgcts that giants
don't wear scyen-leaguc boots nowadays, and
that tho first office in an elective government can
not be taken by storm His ambition is much
beyond his ability, Tor although fluent speaker.
his ideas don't bear the proper proportion To his
words, and though he runs fast he carries little
weight lie thinks he can bestridc this continent
with one foot ON the shores Of the Atlantic the
other on the Pacific. But he cant do it-he can't
do it. sir. Ills legs are too short"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

At A CIRGUsT COURT for the Cos psra-
George w. Warwick hts night, and Com
ot Marcelus y. Warwick, PNH
Adnphus ID Read In his right, and admir- De bonis
non OF WIN. Warwick, and others Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
In this the Court, among other things adjugsa
Cou I d take the following nccnnnts t3.wt
Mayo Cannon descendants Davis. fanc~y
Batncy, the deeds Of referred
Bill
Secondly the claims of the pa,nR
the Add hus Read aud of the any
Tor which the panii liable the the said Re
and secured In the defendants Mayo
Cannon IA thu proceedings mentioned.
Thirdly the dcbts remaining nnrsid intend
ed secured by deed aforesaid the defendants
Yancey and Dahncy stating who The holders
iherso and also the property and
ID the sad deed remaining unA posed
and report The Court, with
cay stated deemed ponent himself required BY As
parties he - stated"
Notice hereby given all the parties ntcr stei In the
foregoing order OF and especially to DANIEL War
wick, who appears resident Of the State of Virgin
Ia that have appointed Wednesday, the gid day Of Sep,sn
her Office la the city OF Lynchbug the tim"
and for t.ng the and making thu
ther orered-a which time and place they required l."
with the necessary evidence The (rtdtors holding
debts third head OF said order
produce ut the and place. the proof their
sPectivc claims X. q. II kEAN. Comr
auV Circuit LvachburG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

SnncXISG MURDER IN WEST PHILADELrnIA.-
The Philadelphia Inqulrerof Friday. says that on
the previous afternoon II young man, named Jo-
seuh Frcas. was fatally stabbed by Charles Stiles
Freus was IL stonema>on and WAS employed by his
fnthcr, Joseph frcns, ST., Supervisor OF that Dis
trct
The alleged murderer s man about % wears of
age, named Chas. Stiles; his character has not
been good for some Years, he having had to leave
West Philadelphia II few years ago in consequence
of slabbing case, in which he was implicated
He only returned to West Philadelphia a short
time since,
Tho homicide occurred in n quarrel in front of
the West Philadelphia Engine House. The par
ties had been sitting down ON u cellar door. when
suddenly they jumped up, and Frcas called out
murder, he has stabbed mc,' and followed Stiles
some twenty yards when he fell. The difficulty
noticed but by few PERSONS but crowd
gathered after the affair. Freass body was
conveyed to his ihther's residence, he had been
stabbed twice; in the heart and in the side
Stiles left the scene and was close Y followed
by the Oath ward police who caught him at the
Montezuma house, near the Market st. Bridge
lie was wing down, pretending to be drunk. lie
was quickly brought to the Station House and
searched a bloody knife. the blade being about
five inches long, found on him, and there was
blood in his pockets. lie neither admits nor de-
mics the murder, but acknowledges that he was
with Freas at the time it occurred.
We understand shata young girl states that she
heard, during the fight, Freas accuse Stiles Of
having knife Stiles replied-"Yes and in
tend to use it on YOU"
Stiles is n married mau with one child Freas
was not married.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

Wicker, Of Thomaston. Me-. and Miss Mary Film
ton. of Georges Island. embarked n the latt.r
place 10 a sail boat for Thomaston. ans When the
boat was about mile from the Island, IL was up
set by sudden sunk with all on board The
scene was witnessed by the father Of the yosng
lady. who was unable To render any sssisiaacs.-
Miss Fiinton was to have been united In marriage
with Mr.. Augustus Gilchrist On the following da,
Sunday, and he had come to escort her to Thorn
aston for that purpose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

PRorEssoR AlEBIG.--A correspondent Of the Ne,o
Yorker gives the following description Of this Gel
ebrated agricultural chemis,-"On the last day
which 1 passed in Munich went to hear the
world-renowned chemist Liebig. lecture His
+, laboratory and lecture are in the same house in
which he resides. When he entered the lecture
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

II
IL Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Nelson County
pronounced On the Ord day Of May, 1883 in the
Newton &c Light &cihe undersigned, commissioner
will sell Friday the 24h day of September the
Of Land belonging Benjamin r. ght In
the of Nelson the Blue Ridge Mountain contain
Ing about SO adjoining VIM Massie George Wood and
Others and generally known the white.oak Flat There
large quantity OF timber upon the and SAW
MILL, In good running dcr Enough cash will be required
the OF suit and Of SALE and credit Of
twelve and eighteen months will be the balance tho
purchaser executing his notes with good personal security
md tho title retained ultimate security.
THOS. +. FITZPATRICK, Commissioner,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

terrible HAIL SroRN IN MlNNEsorA.-On Fri
day afternoon of week before last, there appears
to have been q terrible lal-storm in different parts
Of Wisconsin and Minnesota. At MantorvlIr, in
Dodge County, Minnesota, the heavens were fear
fully black Just before the storm. The average
width of the storm was four or five miles. 1t was
such a visitation as has never before been known
there After the first dash of hail. there fell gem
unc cakes Of ice Of the greatest density, hundreds
OF which measured ten inches in circumference,
and weighed from one-half to three-quarters of n
pound each. \ great part Of the stones were Of
this size during the entire storm, which lasted
about fifteen minutes.
The effect of such storm cannot DO fully dcs-
scribed. As it approached men, women and
children retreated for safety. Horses and cattle
wildly through the streets, seeking protection
and shelter. The wind driving with violence from
the northwest, the stones were dashed through
the windows of every house having any exposed.
Nearly all the glass on the north side Of all the
buildings in town was broken out, and a large
quantity on the west One hundred md forty
five pancs were broken in the llubbell House IL
lone.
But not only glass and sash were thus merci
lessly shivercd. but in many places the stones
were forced through the roofs of the houses.
Young pigs and chickens were laid out and cat
tie most numerically bruised. At Concord the
house of Mr.. Pyle was unrooted by the wind
The crops in many places ovei which the storm
passed, are completely ruined. In other places
the damage was less severe Az yet we can make
no estimate Of the entire amount Of damage done
But passing Us it did Gensely settled md
well improved portion of our county, it must be
great. Many individual farmers have lost near
~ their entire crops We have heard it stated
that there were stones which fell in the storm
which measured II inches in circumference and
weighed one pound EACH and we have no reason
to doubt the truth Of it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

IA MALE II offer at private sale Farm PHIL ~
lprf, IN the county of Nelson containing Nv estma. -
ton. $50 Acres Th. Land lies unusually well IL well
watered has SO of Greek and Branch BOTTOMS
Of great utility good Orchard within hundred yards
o the Orange a. Alexandria Railroad n miles the
James River Canal aud six from the
to Churches Of all dcnom "n and several Schools Of
first order. The Dwelling House and all the ouihous
rev For further particulars reference is made Wm II
Fauconer who resides the premises and who will show
to any person DESTROYS Of purchasing In short will sell
great bargain, snd on modatny terms My address u
Amherst Courthouse. Va II. l. BROWN.
4 - lb,rlot yile Adyn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
4 Care for Whoopiux Cough

Sr llYArI>1Hf, CANADA Aug. 81, 1865
Mrssts SETH W FowLs CO. Genfieneni Several months
since sliiie daughter Of minr ten of
with Whoopng Cough In aggravated form, aud moth
Ing we could do for her seemed way relieve her suf
tcrlng. We at length decided u bottle
tars Basam Of lid Cherry In three hours she
commenced using H. she greatly relieved
three days was entirely cured and il we'll
nmedcd the BALKAN 10 many of neghbor who
ed 1t, aud In have known fail Of efecting
You are at liberty make any Of the above you
proper. II It shall induce body your Balsa
bel ad for nave srra confidence in It. Yours
p. CUTIE
Proprietor of the Courier do ST. Hyaeinthe.
buy without the of / Nv lvs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

~ BILE LAND.-n pursuance of decree ofhe Coun
y Court Of Amherst In the Of Cash and others
John Hudson and others will offer for sale the pre-
misses THURSDAY the ed If Sept public
on the TRACTS OF LAND in said decree mentioned
The trait Of about 100 Acres and the other
ains about so Acres, adjn each other in the immed
neighborhood Of New Glasgow, and regarded
able lands Said will be sold either together separ
stcy. may be deemed most advisable
TERMs-Enough cash will he required to the costs of
suit aud of sale for the residue the purchase
credit of two and three years. equal in ailments
the purchaser give bond with approved personal security
and the title retained further security. subject to resale III
default Of the payment Of the purchase money The title Is
doubt perfectly good but aing the organ Of The ou
l will give no warranty. WIN KENT, Com'r,
In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
LYNCHaUR Ma sAvlNGs sTOnE.

Nj LII \ l.. IL Y CT 90 ID S .
IN THE 18TH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT will -
~ opeu large aud complete stock Of Goods In the
Millinery l,uc which SHAH be prepared 10 seli both
WHot.ES \ LIE and RETAIL. ~ The CHEAPEST and
ost GkKAL terms Purchasers may be certain that will
sell "a 30 cheaper than other house
BynchburE My stock consists ot BONNETS Of every des
crpnn, Caps Ribbons Flow Frames Lace floods Cape
Nei all do crp,iou f1iineiy uasraa Aao CLoAKS
ve'"rnes and Cuff Ladies' Dress Caps HAT Dresses Dress
trimmings and all other Fancy Geods such usually
kept in houses Of this description HOOP SKeRTD Of
every kind. Harr,ons Pertumery and JEWEIRY may DO
al.o found stock The public respectfully Invited
call Terms luvalisb.y CASH 5. LEVY. Agt.
aug li'is Lyncaburg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

- I M RE w D.-Rnnnway froua my
~ l. wv Farm. iaths county of Charlotte Oh Staunon
time the 9th and -
NEGRO MAN named WATr,a bright n,ulat,o, between
i've ier and i've feet six Inches in he
remembered Watt bought Geo. W Johnson Of
hsnan at public auction lie Davis In the Rich
moni, the 9Th January, lsjs. reward of ONE HUNDRED
slave and lodging hun in Jail CHARLES BRUCE.
aug 9jcts Cnb Creek 4. q, Charlotte 60, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

HEART REsDINo-DaowSRp ON THE Eve OF
n mARRIAoE.-on Saturday morning last. says the
Boston Courier Of Wednesday, two Young men.
named Augustus and Samuel Gilchrist. Mr.. Nc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23


Monday Morning. August -. 1858
Cumhseaand Gap 1ailfosd.
We paslisA, below, the rejohder cf the Bristol
Ntos b oar article Il Inst vse., ia Tsyard To the
tsrminps Of the Cumberland Gap Railroad. We
should Be sorry - believe that the Nrs is correct
in assuming that the Directory would overlook
the general iassssss Of the State for the purpose
Of suhssrving sAsir personal interests predilcc
tons. II the declarations made by The Ners be
true. IN regard to the increased cost and distance
Of the Rood 70 Abingdon. We take it that it is
clsarly tbe daty Of tho Board Of Public Works to
iAssrvsss fG he p.rpose d seeing justice done
to all parties 1t is needless to say that we will
publish with pleasure any defence which Abing-
don may maks-our ohjeet being eolely 70 protect
the Interests Of ths people Of the Commonwealth
1t large.
Ahcr copying our article Of last week, the
Nens proceeds to comment upon it as follows;
We find The above courteous response to
tcle Of last week in the Lynch burg F,rynion AID
il gives Is mach pleasure to heRs from city
ootenporary. a. We now hope the suh"c, may be
discussed With due regard e. ne Importance Of
the State interests invo'ged. hitherto the Press
in the large cities has looked upon the matter as
mere local question between Abingdon and Bristol.
n which the people Of the State generally had no
interest whatsoever, while in fact the local interests
likely 10 bs benefited BY te location of the tcrmi-
mus ought not - have any weight in deciding the
question
Tho rirginian labors under very great
IN sapposiae <hst 't6e RiFect"ry are incapable Of
letting local selfish considerations influence their
action for, although 1t is admitted by the papers
If Abingdon and almost every citizen Of the place.
that the work would cost from three 10 five hun
dred thousand dollars less If the road were com
menccd 1T Goodson, bristol in Virginia still the
Directory do not appear to give the subject n
thought, and talk rs coolly about making the ter
minus At Abingdon, - though the coot were equal
from either place
One of the 6tats Proxies recently gave as n rca-
son why the Directors would locate the road to
Abinease. that they lived there. 1t appears to
mako ns difference to an Abingdon man whether
the road cost half million OF dollars more, or is
thirteen or fourteen miles lonh... al the
same to him; he thinks Of no place but Abin ,ion.
and Aonntcrests except the local interests of i.s
own town. The Board OF Fabnc works are he-
'hevod to DO above being influenced by any I'M
worthy considerations, and we therefore suppose
they nre miscd A. to the real facts es the case by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

Judge tla,c Senator Biggs of the Federal Court
in North Carolina has inanguratcd his service by
an net that shows him unworthy Of the position.-
lie has removed the clerk Mt Wilmington, Mr. A.
A. Brown, who is said TO have been an excellent
officer, for no other reaaon than that he is II Wing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
aug TIc2tatIFsep
VALUABLE REAu. ESTATE AT AUa- a

VALUABLE REAL EsTATE AT AUG a.
TIOS -In pursuance with = deed Of trust, :i
ted to the nnde rigned Trustees for the Franklin Build
ire Fund Association by WIN johnson and wife, bearing
date the 2lst Of November 1885, and In obedience order
of the Board of Directors Of said Institution the undersigned
Will acl at auction the premises At ~ o'clock SATUR
Diamond Hill In which johnson resides fronting
60 feet Falls Alley and adjoining the property Of Peter
Axers
TEKMS-CAsH for a sum sufficient to pay the amount
due to said association and the this
and for the balance credit of and IL months
abie satisfactorily endorsed and the
until they paid. ROBERrJ DAVIS,
ID. Is. PAYNE,
ang 4.dt2l CIIAS. NJ. BLACKBOARD.
POaTPONEMENT- The above sale is postponed
until SATURDAY Sept. 4th, At same hour. IT, !. ID.
ID. Is !.
33tawt4spD !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
Foreign Criminals.
: York EIpress says:

The New York Express says:
"Chief Of Police IIaincs, Of Jersey City. re.
ports that there were 800 arrests for the three
months ending July 3lst The nativity Of the
-is,n"rs wns--Uu'r1 States, I; Ireland. 253
Ene aud. II; Scotland, ); Germany, other
places 3.