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JOEL r. DAGGETT'S ESTATE.
s TATE OF MONT,

~ Orleans District SIS.
At Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said
District on the Goth day of September, A. d.
Roswell Prouty, administrator on the estate of
JOEL r. 0AGGETT, late of Newport in Or
leans County deceased, intestate, filed in said
court his petition in writing for license and au-
thorty to sell the following described real estate
being part of the real estate whereof the said
deceased died siezed, 10 wit: Eighty-four and a
half acres off Of the Westerly end Of LIST division
lot drawn to the right of Vim. Page, Jr, and
numbered T,-mOre or less; lot No. 6, first dv-
sion original right of Sylyanus Hastings, ll9
acres more or less lot No. 20, first division, or
ginal right of Abel Walker, lie acres, more or
less; acres off of lot No. 16 in the n L. corner
OF said lot being land that Albert Moss bought
Of J. S. Tibbetts.
The Westerly half of lot No. IL in first divl-
sion being So acres and 100 rods of land; also,
all the second divisions lots drawn to the origin
al rights of Edward Wheeloek and John Albums,
in that part Of Newport, formerly Salem.
All of said lands lying and being in Newport
Orleans County Vermont; said administrator
representing in his said petition that the person.
al estate of said deceased, is insufficient for the
payment of the lust debts and charges against
said estate; and that the sale of apart of said
real estate is necessary for that purposes and also
representing that it viii be for the interest Of all
persons interested to sell the whole of the above
described real estate, that the proceeds of such
safe after paying deDts as above set forth may be
but upon interest or invested in stocks or In 9TH
er real estate for the benefit Of whom it may con-
cern; And the said administrator has also fled
in court, the assent and appreciation to such SALE
| in writing, signed by the heirs, the guardian OF
| the miner heirs and the widow Of said deceased.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court, that pub.
lie notice be given to all persons concerned there
in, to appear before said C urt at session there
of to be held at said Irasburgh, on the 14th day
| of October, 1853, that they may give bonds for
the payment of the debts and be heard in the
matter Of the administrators account and show
cause why license should not be granted as
aforesaid.
! And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Standr
ard, newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this
State, the last of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate office in
lrasburgh, this goth day of September, A. D.
| 1853.
89ws NJ CARPENTER, Judge.
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MARRIED..

In this village, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Thomas Bayne, Mr.. John S. Man
uel Of North Troy, and Miss Cynthia
Flint, of Irasburgh. -
In this village, on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Thomas Bayne, Mr.. Joseph
Kidder and Miss Huldah A. Dorset, all
of Irasburgh.
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Maklnr - nar an. h

HflfNITFk . II TIHF fEIIs fUF fif
year ending Aug. !, 1859. Said per centare 10
be cast upon the original amount ofthe premium
note, without reference TO any endorsements
and 70 be paid 10 the Treasurer, at his office in
Montpelier, on or before the 10th day Of Oeto-
Der, 1859
Members Of the Company win fud ia the
hands OF the Representatives elect to the Legis-
lature. schedule showing the amount due from
each respectively; and they are particularly de-
sired to see that the money Tor their assessments
IS forwarded to the Office IN October, The as
sessments must be paid when due little at
tehiion to this on the part Of the Members Of The
Company, v I'll save them expense aud trouble.
J. r. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 9, ls59.-37ws
10 The publishers Of each weekly newspa-
per within this State are requested to inert the
above notice three weeks suecessively In their
respective papers, and forward their bills for
payment
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS, WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
a Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng, which
facilitates the process of teething by softening
the gums, reducing all Internationally allay
all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. De-
pend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest to your
selves, and relief to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column. 85yl
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ects of secret habits of Youth.
10 Every Father should presenta copy to his
Son.
In the dread catalogue of human disease so
destructive drain upon the system, draws its
thousands of victims through few years of sufi
fering down 10 an untmely grave. 1t destroys
the Nervous System, rapidly wastes away the
energies Of life, causes mental dera ngement,
prevents the proper development of the system,
disqualifies for marriage, society, business, and
all earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer
weakened in the body and mind, predispose6 to
Consumption, and train of evils more to be
dreaded than death itself With the fullest con-
fidence assure the unfortunate victims of Self
Abuse, that permanent and speedy cure can be
effected, and with the abandonment Of runous
practices my patients can be restored TO robust,
vigorous health.
Any person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps will receive copy by mail, under seal.
10 TO FEMALES.-G
10 Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills
made from the extract of Cotton Root: remedy
used for years among the female slaves at the
| South in form Of decocton or teal now for the
first time introduced into general use. Price one
| Dollar, sent under seal by mail. Married Ladies
must not use them. Address as above.
L. r. HERRiCK, NJ. D.,
39y1 Drawer 113, Albany, N. Y.
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NOTICE!

NJ Office Is herby given that application win
IN be made TO the Legislature Of Vermont. at
lis next session, for the laying Of tax on the
County Of Orleans. 37w3
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ITALY.

The King Of Sardinia does not intend
to give up his position without strug-
gle. He has sent an order for 100000
muskets, with a request that the sgoods
shall be forwarded as soon as completed"
This order has been sent to France, but
a new treaty of commerce between Sar-
DINA and England is on the tapis. Is
The Florence correspondent of the
Times, writing on the oath of August
says: There are rumo;s aioat of a
condensation of Austrian troops upon
Mantua and the frontiers of Modena.-
On the other hand, Garibaldi is ready
for the worst, and has drawn up bis Tus-
can and other forces in line of battle,
along the Modenese boundaries, towards
Mantua."
Diplomatic dispatches from Turin
(says the Nord) speak of the approach
ing return of Count Cavour to the head
of affairs. The Count deemed ii his
duty to retire in consequence of the sit
uation of affairs which arose out of the
peace of Villafranca but his policy has,
nevertheless, been in the ascendant,
owing to the strong national feeling of
the Italians, and the fidelity of the En-
peror Napoleon to the object with which
entered upon the war. The recall of
the Ex-Sardinian Minister would be a
Few guaranty in favor of the policy which
he represents.
A letter from Rome of the 30th ult.
says: 3" 1t is believed in well informed
quarters that the government contem-
plates making an attempt to re-establish
by force its authority in the Legations.
1t has collected for the purpose between
$500 and 5000 men, 1000 of whom are
Swiss it has provided them with ten
pieces of cannon. Rimini will probably
be the first town attacked"
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TO DYSPEPTICS

And all who suffer the fortunes which this dis
ease inflicts in one form or another of its many
phases, cure yourselves permanently and speedl
i1yy hv usin1
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NOTICE.

as hereby given thst application Nill be maize
i "a The nezf fcfIa u iiss General Assembly,
10 incorporate The MernpiaemAgog SOAP stone
and Aafbis Company. -
= PENDER
e. ROBINSON.
Newport. sept. 2. 1855. ss~a
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sLEEGHs FOR SALE.

4 have for sale at my shop 10 Glover village,
n 30 Montpelier Sleighs, ranging IN price from
S25to $40 each. cheaper than can be had any
where else in the county.
SAMUEL WEEKS.
Glover. Sept. 10, 1859 ssw4*
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NeTICE.

rusnE sahserlbsF 4uin his day warns 81 per-
4 soas against fseslylHg from ]. y. Pine "a
Albany, a kase q and, bearing JnlE date.
and signed ~ zsss nHs,eT pssaitf 81 4 soss %
such peFxen 81 psIseHss
Vs. Z Ht0HI
Vest albAzy. " 3sH
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FARM FOR SALE.
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY I!
Netlee Of lsgSSment ;or 1850.

rTtHE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
- Insurance Company are hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made hy
the Directors on 80 Notes IN force OF the follow
ing DAYS. to witt
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"Come here, Master Tommy, do you
know your A, B, Cs?" VIZ, EUR, l
know a bee sees" z
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ALE RED MUSK'S ESTATE.
GT ATE OF WEIR ONT,
~ Df.}o1,s n; eYy;S3 90

~ orleans dtSt7Tcb, SIS.
At Probate Court, held at Irasbursh in
said district, on the 10th day of September, A. D.
1859.
Whereas, Sidney D. Bates, administrator on
the estate of'ALFRED MUSK, late of Derby
in said district, deceased, intestate, proposes
to render an account of his administration and
to present his account against said estate for
mination and allowance for the purpose of max 4.
ing partition and distribution Of the residue Of
said estate, under decree of said court among
the persons who are by law entitled to the same /:
tits therefore ordered by said court that the
same come under consideration and be heard at
the Inn of Joseph Bates, in Derby, on the 10th
day of October, A. d. 1859. Er
And it is further ordered, that all persons inter
ested be notified hereof by publication of a copy
of the record of this order in the Orleans hide.
pendent Standard, printed at Irasburgh, three
weeks successfully previous to said time Of hear,
ing, that they may appear and contest the allow.
ance OF said account, if they see cause: and also
be heard by said court in the matter of partition
and distribution of said estate.
M. CARPENTER, Judge.
A true Copy of Record. Attest,
s9w3 NJ. CARPENTER.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TE7HE St. Jolnsbury Academy Of Music Is To-
n eated In the pleasant Village Of ST. Johns
bury, VI, having special act ol incorporation
granted by the Legislature of Vermont. esta-
1lshing the School upon permanent basis
The desigu Of this institution is TO afford the
most thorough musical education, at an expense
very much less than has been usual where SINH
hir advantages could be eujeyed. Very many
persons possessing the finest talents have been
deferred from studing Music a profession, on
account o. Tue enormous expense which has
Hitherto attended such course OF study.
Tie 81. Jolnsbury Academy Of Music offers
advantages and facilities Of tao highest order at
from one-f0uriii 20 one-thifd The expense attend-
ing such q course Of study, n pursued at Boston
OF New 0rk. For the benefit Of Teachers, and
all others desirons q aitsialng superior excel
ience ia the science Of music, both performers
and theorists, Collegiate aud Normal course Is
pursued, embracing a period Of iGur years. The
first yeaF 3 devoted 70 a thorough course of Gle
mennry STEADY, using rs text books. only the
works II die in1s celebrated Nasters which
having been thoroughly tested. bear the stamp
Of superior excellence. Pupils deyoting all their
time 10 music asuHig practice the Piano 8reaf
Tor whatever instrument they may pFefer,) from
four 70 six hours per dry; pFaciee vocal studies
Que 70 two hours devote one hour 20 the study
o. harmony. Zach pupil b required to study
The Piano Sufficiently 10 accompany vel. Pupla
/ Ia thorough bass ere Eequircd 10 play church
music as . daily exercise.
Instrumental music Is taught exclusively by
private lessons, ~ . lessons per seek beiag the
usual allowance. The stnay " harmony and
composition Is taught iu several classes, with
daily rcelfaiilHs. Private lessons arc given TO
/ advanced pupils Ia Singing. Nocaliking IS also
taught Ia several glasses nBth daily TccIiatons.
1 The Male Principal having been connected
with some q the best Bands and Urcheslras in
Naw York and Boston q considerable portion Of
dc last iaelre years j. prepared 70 teach al the
| various 3 AND AID nheAkSft A fiifrtlznsnts.
Beside the various Lessons, end class exercise
| 70 which pupils attend. fBbllc Ifehearshl Is
| given ever aatiuay uferUOan y The pupils
/ Who are all reqnirrd 70 attend, and take some
| part IN the exsfeises, thur parents aud few
! friends eniy, being present. IN addition, Mu-
steal soireo i gwen lsice during each quarter,
a large audieRce beiug preseut The year Is
/ divided iIiic f1ar terms Of eleven weeks each.
Pupils gFa4uatins win honor viii be gaaFaa-
ieel good situations - Teachers. Prizes will be
distributed among each Of tie graduating CLASSES
Al tie HHnuul commencement which EiH take
place NJ the olose Of the fail term Of each year,
I tpupils graduating mnsi haye completed tue fall
eonfe Of study
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Estf scflA7b
TUITION.
Payabs Invariably Al or before he mid.
die Of each term.

PagdHe Invariably ~ OF before he mid
die Of each term.
PtAao FoErE, OEetR, q any instrument
thar fBay be RFhiefea, SO 90
sIEoiEo. ineislfinf study ~ the voice,
BALLAD sfSefsg sAcEEp MusfC ana
ufsaATfe SELEoTfaas, SO %
roslrios 80 N' -'4 $40 %
above, $40 90
Board Including room. fe. Il gffs and washing,
50 30 70 - 90,
Esut Of Plane s. o. fsFlss furnish their
6sa toozE SD masic @
e. Il. cfABkEs f,.,,......t.
J. ~ PADpoCks4
III freesisf ~ Ken. 81 Ionf
1tkrst. Montpelier. - Assistants
D MuEl EsfEH.
Pod ~ ~ sistrafss I8sa4ar&
ST ifh1sbafF. " aeff lsAF
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GENERAL AGENTS.

II. S. Burr & Co. - fremont Street. Bostaa
Geo Y. uoedwin q Co. II 4 u Marshal 81.
Boston. Lyman Savage 4 Co, A9aiEsai.-54Ef
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TRIAL Bottles GRATIS.

Manufactured aud sold Wbolesale aud Retail
By Z. B. MAG0OS s Co, ST. Johnsbnrr, VI,
to whom ali orders should be addressed. Sold
Try.
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CHARLES CUMMINGS ESTATE.
OtOlEEEES SIONERS NOTICE.

The Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District of Orleans.
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine md adjust
all claims and demands ofal persons, against the
estate OF Charles Cummings, late of Salem, in
said district, deceased, represented in.olvent,
and the term OF six months from the I2thday of
September, 1859, being allowed by said Court to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before MS
Give notice, that we viii attend TO the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Sumner Cummings, in Salem, in said District
on the 18th of October and March, next, at /
O'Clock, in the afternoon on each ofsaid days.
CHARLES B.. CHILD,
WILLARD CARLETON. commissioners
Derby, Sept 18th, A. D. 1859 S9w3@
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NOTICE.

I HE nonresident proprieiars OF the town or
Grarby. in the County Of Essex, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the year hext preceediu this date, re-
main either in whole or in part unpaid on the
following described lands l.: said wn. to wit:
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MRS. WIRSLOW,
ReliPfand Health TO your Infants.

We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years and say confidence and truth Of H. What Ne
have never been a. Hpc bic % say Of any
9th N dicine-. mnoi never has IA failed
in single instance. NlhSLUW Sto effect a eure,ghen
timely used NeV-I SOOTHING Ter did We know an
instance OF dlssst- SYRUP iisfaetion by any one
who used il. on SlhOi I the rontrar, 81 ~.
delighted with it's Operations and sneak in terms of
highest commentator Of its magical effects aud med
ieai virtues We speak ia this matter 81 what We DO
know" after ten years. experience and pledge our
reputation for the flfment Of what we here declare
IN almost every instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief viii be found in IT,
teen OF twenty minutes after the syrup is administered
THIS valuable preparation is the prescription II one
OF the most ExFRulRNcsD and sKfLFuL MUSES. IN New
England, and has been used with never failing sue.
cess 10
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OF ali diseases, the first great cause
Springs from neglect of Natures laws.
SUFFER NOT!
A P HYSICIAN'S LEGAL
TO YOUNG Men.

A few ration
al and disin-
tere S t e d re-
marks, in pam
phlet form, of
80 pages, on
Seminal weak
ness, Nocturu
saal E.-.ise:~--
Loss of Mems
DRY, IncapaciI
ty for study,
or Business,
Impedimen [ S
to NJ iage,
&c. arising
rOnl the eff
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DIED.

In Newport, on Sunday, Sept. 18th,
Cephas Robinson, Esq, in the 18th year
of his age.
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LITERARY AND
THEOL 0GICAL RESTITUTION,
FAIRFAX, VERMONT.
Rev. E. B. SMITH. D. D.. President.

Quarters commence August 81, NOV. l6, 1859.
The course of instruction is thorough and sys
tematic, accommodations ample and expenses
varying from $50 to $3.50 per year Of
Al weeks.
10 For further information send for circular.
S. L. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
Fairfax, VT, July 81, 1859 80 Dec. /.
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almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND MIND collie,
and overcome con rGp yulsions, which, If
We BELIEVE it eeHllDREHsssT AID - s risr
REMEDY IN THE TeETHlnG. woRrD, in All eases
OF DYs ENT ray and DIIKHdA in Children whether il
arises from tecthing OF frnm other cause. We would
say % every mother who has child suffering from
any Of the foregoing e0mpaintsdo not let your pref
udIees, nor the preudires Of others stand between
your suffering child and the relief that viii be SURE
yes, ABSOLUTELY sURE--to follSs the uss Of
incidence II timely used Fan directions Tor using
viii accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the
facsimile 81 CURTIS & PERKINS. New
YORK. Is the outside wrapper.
9~~ sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal once, No. I3 Cedar ST., y. \.
50 Price only as Cents per Bottle. u
10 J, NJ HENRY & SONS, Waterbury. VI,
General Agents for Vermont aud Canada, to
whom all orders shoald be addressed.
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or THE THROAT AND LUNGS !

OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS !!
IL is war
ranted to relieve
the Group i'll five minutes.
To break up common Cold ina
single night. To relieve the Asthma at once.
and effect permanent cure IN a short time.
To eure all Coughs and Diseases Of tue
Throat and Lungs previous to liberation.
A Single Trial
viii Satisfy All Of the Truth Of The Above.
Thousands Of certificates from the most relia-
ole sources, attest its truth.
Read the following from one Of the best Phy-
sicians in Vermont
81 have used Weeks Magic Compound IN my
own family with the most signal success, and DO
not hesitate 70 pronounce Il. ia my opinion the
very best cough medicine extant. In every case,
so far as my knowledge extends, where It has
been used, 1t has given the greatest satisfaction
L. G. MOORE, N. ID.
North Troy, July LIST, 1852
Irasburgh. Aag 1eih. 1859.
This may certify that we have used Weeks
Magic Compound IN our families and consider il
a most excellent medicine.
JESSE COOPER,
MARSHALL CARPENTER.
Messrs. z. B. MAoooH & Coz
have used part OF the bottle Of Week.
Magic Compound which reed from you, and /
think it has entirely cured my cough, and q
bronchial affection wTih which have for y long
| time been affected. IcoBsider II one Of the very
best medicines nov In use.
" BINGHAM
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THOUSANDS or GASES.
GRIPPING INTHE BoWELS, AND vim N

IL not only relieves the child from pain but inygo-
rates the stomach and bowels corrects aoidity aud
gives tone and energy TO the whole System. It viii
almost instantly relieve
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERsHIP.

raplls 70 be admitted 70 tie School must pos
sess good moral character. fair musical ability,
and yield Implicit obedisHce 20 the laWs and re-
fytfsfissffs ~ fhe school
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
SAN JUAN DBL NoRrE, June Is, 1859


NlCAkAGUA.
rMansgua MAY 2S) correspondence OF Panama Herald
After We all thought that Gen. Lamar safety
why 70 Washington he returned eudfeoly again mani
festng not quite 80 friendly feeling when ne las.
parted from tne authorities
BE cid not visit the President the Minister sent
them copies Of Gen. Cass' dispatches Of winch perhaps
you <pow he con;ents TO De utmatum, demanding
Fnst-Acceptsnce Of tbe Cass Yrissrri treaty
Seccpd-culicati)n OF the Mosquito Convection, pro
posed By 81 Wn. Oassley.
Third-Imnediete rehabilitation OF the White contract
transit toldors.
Observation-Disclosures for the seizure OF the boats
Fd-Sai sfaction and apology for tue Insult OF having
offered 10 the United States the 0useiey treaty
am aule 10 inform you good authority that ,he
stance Of the reply OF the Ncasagusn government
iollowg--
Nicaragua, as sovereign power. claims the right to
accept or reject treaty ee had msde previously three
br Congress and rejected 1t Washington; that this
one she only requires amendments That after Con
Rfefe had c0Dsoered the treaty last year. AMI had
cent c General Jerez IN Wasnngto bad fell % yer
70 remedy 1.-THE Cabinet though agreeing 70 certain
notifications, did not MAKE them nor lhe Untel
states Minister in Nicaragua autborized 10 do 49, Far
thermOre that when Sir William g. Ogseley concluded his
treaty, which rho Cass Yrissrr treaty with tho re
diled amendments according 20 the American view Gene
rel Lunar made the LeIedcn treaty which tho cass
staSs--sU1endDsnts ofSlr w, g. Olseiey.
The government u Nicaragua cannot sec any ''iusnt
to tbe United States 10 this proceeding.
Regarding the Mosquito treaty Nicaragua replies that
IL DAG Dot been rejected u is still under consideration
ana IL will probably be accepted. She claims That The
NceqaO territory sball he returned her uncordion
ally and refuses 20 acsno~iege King anon neither abe
nor The United States ever admitted &, &,, and she
against her honor This is the subetaucc ri the reoy
that part relative 10 the seizure Of the boats and the
Whto Sebbin Company terg bat able review or the
whole vel known question, 10 shioh NicNagla dstiss