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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
rrrom The Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 81

~
The burning of William and Mary College which took
place yesterday morning. announced by telegraph II
a calamity which will send 10 every Virginia
heart 1t good and cherished monument OF for
NOR era, halowcd by the hand Of antiquity and i.sso
ciatcd with some oi tho brightest names rs Virginia
both as q colony and Commonwealth. With the excon
tlon of Harvard University II Is the oldest literary in;
stitution in the Union. 1t founded la 1904 in the
reign OF William and Mary, Who granted it donation of
20 900 of land in 59a the assembly ordered that
that it should po built vt williamsburg Ii WAS built by
penny pound duty tobacco exported from Virginia
and Maryland which had been levied by the statute of
the 25th, Of Charles H. and the assembly also gave t.
by temporary laws duty liquors imported aud SIX ms
and ts exported From these resources il received up
wards Of 5000 paiads The buildings were Of brick
and sufficient for the accommodation Of one hundred
studens It's charter was dated on the sth Of February
lGa2, that Is harmed oa Ae a.syear OF s c.arter
lG7 years from tho date Of It's establishment wilam
and Mary Formerly allowed representative In the
general assembly In addition 60 the other professor
ships, considerable donation made by Mr. Boyle as
England for the instruction aud convcnca Of the In
dians called the Baferton prossorshp sa an estate
Of that sname In England purchased with the money
given The Rev. James Blair H. d., the lrst prcsi.
dent He died in I1i2. and succeeded by the Rev
VIM. stth, author Of History Of Virginia who died IN
1850. Eshop James Madison president from lT5T
70 lSl2. His succcssois the Rev w. IT, Wiimcs,
DIR, j. Augustine Smith Rev. Adam Empie, y d., ror.
rector Ut ST. james church in this city, Thomas n
Dew, A. NJ, Bishop Johns, aud b H. Ewcil, A. NJ, the
present president Ia the square fronting The College
statue OF Lord Botctourt, one Of the colonial gov
ernoTs.
The loss Of the college library is which cannot lie
repaired not Of the number of the books
interesting circumstances connected with some Of them
Thc college library contains somewhat oss than -four
Thousand volumes, Of which many theological Some
Of the books were presented by Robert Dnwl,,;s anl
have his coat of affixed, the crest az eagle and the
motto, 'Ub LiJon Hi fs,traa ~ Others Inscribed
the name OF Major tieIssa Alexander Spotswood some
the gifts of the former presidents Of the college aud
ethe,s vi the assembly Of Virginia Catesbys sssarai
History of Carolina, Florida, and the bahama Islands
given, (s appears from aso the rst page In
the handwriting of Thomas Jcticon) condition that
1t should aoyer go out Of the college. This work w.s
lxinsed In London, l75A, with colorcd plates IN vol
umcs folio In English and French.
large portion of the srAuates of this oocre, in.
cluding Jcferson Patrick Henry, Winfield Scott snd
other usrious names have filed the highest place In
tho COUNCILS and tho camp q the nation
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT granting tho righ.. Of way over, and depot
gt"u's oi the m'..,ary at Fort 0ratiot, in
inc State oi NS.ichigan, for railroad purposes.
~ aacd 6y the Snats and House @ Representatives Of Me
.aacd States Of A,ngca Congress assembled, That the
right Of way through and the privilege of constructing
depots and workshops the public land Of the United
States lying in the county Of st. Clair State Of Michigan
commonly called the Fort Gratiot military reservation
be- aud the is hereby, granted to any railroad
pany companies which may construct railroad
railroads from the city of Detroit any other place
said State 10 the village Of Port Huron in said
State Popd, That In the opinion OF the President
the United States such grant gran be not injurious
10 the purposes of public defence and that the location
said buildings on and such road roads to position
and width through said reservation and the price Of the
land 10 be occupied being first determined by the Sec
rotary of War, bc approved by the President Ind pro
cd fhr, That II the price Of such grant grants be
not aid within thirty days after the approval Of the
President II either Of said roads shall not be Completed
within three years IT, ut any time after Its compile
ton IL shall I've discontinued tho grant shall and
determine % such road Awd yspakd, further, That
all c bnldns "a bo erected upon said reservation shali
be of wood and H. at any Time IL should be deemed
pnt by tle commanding osices Of Fort (raai0t nrhy
any other higher military authority. 10 destroy such
buildings by hrc otherwise claim shall be made
against the United States for damages. Fa
Approved February issa ~ n
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lines is mako oagef EMBELLISHMENTS y eA-1
ali Advertisements ordered IN
viii charged s7s cs each
te Advertisements week IA the daily 90
Special charged dosOo
foregoing raiss. 1|sfte
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auctioneers.
I'm, rIrlLnE Nh EL,EEl.rs OLE a EAAII
AT the Auction Rooms of Q. w. BoTELER

AT the Auction ROOMS OF q. w. BOTELEK.
GALE BY CATALOGUE, SATURDAY MORN
ing February OF Maderas Shcrrcs, Braudics whs
kes Chapigncs Ciafc and Hook wine and variety Of
facy liquors. bottles dcmlhn accumulation In stock OF
Shekel Mlcfa which scented exclusively Of nno
quality aod thus because d the small sales thsy have had
This this the stock being
capital allow tlen carry the
Terms under $50 and under $780, mouths
$780, three, and four months tor notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
Catalogue will be ready Friday morning.
sale 10 commence at IL, a. Z. w. BOftJll, f.
Auctioncer.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE q Co., Auctioneers
JAS. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

ByJAS. @. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuctiOneers.
DEN. f. FRENCH'S ninth annual sale of books
D stationary auction csiay old store between ION
THURSDAY EVENlNG
and every evening disposed Of Having been
would be happy see all Of his old
the largest and best selected
city Many Of the books bound IN rich Turkey
antique calf antique, and half bindings Illustrated ana Illuminated
books all warranted new and perfect. ~
private during the day half publishers pces
evening O'Clock at n r. Frcncs sales room
#" j. c. MCGUIRE X CO.,
Feb 4--d2w Auchoueers.
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U0UsEs-This nice and commodious

w IMMELL U0USEs--This nice and commodious
bonss has Just been comple,ed and viii be open
cElton guests 23d This house
% equal in every respect any housc this any other city
The bar supplied With the best 81 liquors at ali
engaged Campbell assist and supernioud the house
travelling community. The kinnlei House
iued street, and 9th streets, the immediate
vicinity National, and the railroad depot
~. y, A IN. ~ AsFa RINMtIL, Proprietor.
Nov 1p--fys T. ". CAMriujI, Superintendent
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g rowERs SsATuE WgBsTER. --WoYkmon cnga0-~S
E,r,,ye \; ~ Lros,, .eht ga Lrsr ~. .ssi. The
hand spsoll, aud with 'A- : .a'ng IN tne ns".
t6r = .yskng 10 bc thc'Iomnn hsccs ~ noon
.,e only had been exposed, and from an inspection
~ ~, ,. ef the statue confident that the high,
ost expectations Of the work viii he realized The head
of NJ Wc,atrr IL 40 new Study to Mr. Powers la this
statue he has caught the expression Of the mouth while
IN the upper portion tbs he has been aoeoessfn
as in his ollner efforts.
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XALANTED. "A Spanish gentleman wishes TO give
Nv pracnctl lessons m ssnlA ~ esrianec a sst d Italian
Rnh ecrmsh gentleman gentlemen with hast
hnBuagea His address can 30 ascertShed lhe Vuono ~
Jan 2e4dt y
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BY A. GREEN. Aucti0neer.

BY A. GREEN. AuctiOneer.
~ OyERNMENT SALE OF PROVISIONS, &c,
m the Navy Agcnon Saturday the 18th OF Febru
ary the Of Seventh
streets O'clock the following goods by order Of
the Navy Agent, viz:
2s pairs blue flannel drawers.
2511s lbs bread ~ s.a " .
122I5 "a 60
200 % pork. #.s..s .#a
IL rice. ~. + E
AZ pickles.
a51 butter. s
Terms cash in specie. H.7sE s1
py order Of W. Finn, Navy Agent.
Jan 22-2awSds A. GREEN, Aucioneer.
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RESOLUTION ,or the payment Of Nm r.,sxos,dad
e 10 the State a GcAgiA, account Of militia
serviors -
R~~lsSd ny as Ss~~s sAd H~as ~ Representative If ire
Uadea Ssass NJ Asssrra Gsyrsz sssn~I That the Sec
sesary a the Treasury hereby .nthoni to apply the
uncxrcndrA halAncr ~ thc appropriated by the
act al eleventh a Anguss eighteen hundssx and forty
two entacx ''An act ~ provide Tor The cttlensnt
the claims ~ the Stats of Georgia kt the services OF her
militla the sep~yaxas IT, said State n "a, amount
which ss has paid 70 hss said militia asutoasd Ia said
act sncs she date "a the pssSssge OF the ssme
Approved February 1859.
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~. ,ns operation, which lasts about e~enty
minutes the tobacco loses about fifteen per cent of its
weight II is then taken to another aud placed on
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AN ACT b. provide im the payment AZ tho claims of
sho state OF Maso os expenses incurred BY tat Stats
la organizing regiment Of volunteers for tha Mexican
wRr.
~ os,ci nv o. Ssar asd fsa v Rqws~~xassvs Of ae
isacf SSsr " tsros fbswvuw Sxa~s~d That The
cpnns II The stats of Mano ior 0xppnsss incurred by
that State Ia organizing regiment II voluatcsy for the
MaAkan war, la ts year .ivktcUa h~nvsi and gosy-sx
upon Nae rctia,ion n the s~kisat o he United Btaies
shall b. audited AMI -cttcd hy the proper acountng
officers ot the Ts@suy Department issssSnt 70 the PRO
v~ons of act ap;wovvd June ssxs, eghtcen hnnsed
a.a ioTiy eight 10 ,cinj nu&~y as sxpsn43@ incurred
sui~sten,~ transport .tsss furnixhed r The use OF
yolunt~cp during tle pecnt ucon lsing nsnssesei
into The scsv.~ s che United Stsss Ia Ne snns man
IN .s ~fsxta tie ~Ad rVxuasut had hesn mus
tsred and rcsod Ia The sers es u tAs uniabd States
aud the .mcaat fonsi ~ e as b. tk~ AAA44 al Maine
~hai lac paid Out ci y oaey shs Treasury not either
uiss appropriated.
App,ayol February fssa--
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1--WE ONLY Article uNRIyALl.Ep IN MAR.

natural color permanently becomes gray supplies
dandrun itching scalp, qaes ny the
nerves thus all headache and may bc relied gpou
nlhnE makes soft glossy, healthy and beautiful and used
gray; hen reader read the following and judge Cor yourselves
-----. a-...-.eu HKw yoRK Jan. O. 1865.
AsSn. O. J. wssop Co Gentlemen Having gooas
s @ made 10 INV mind 10 lay aside The prejudice which IL com
great persons had against al manner o. patent
edirine commenced using your article TO
Thc result has 80 that am glad ana
may gray was but who having prejudice without my
m they have further proof and The best pro being ocular de-
monaon write you this letter which may show TO any
such and also direct them 70 for further proof who am in and Out
Of N Y. Wire Railing establishment every day.
is natural color, and much nproycdn appearance
way being glossier and thicker and much more healthy
looking. am yours, respectfully, ,, ,,,,,,,s.
Corner Columbia and Carroll sts. brooklyn,
LIVINGSTON Aha. Feb H. 1858.
pRoF woopDsar sir Restorative has dono much good
in this part couhtry hair has been slightly diminishing
for several years. caused suppose from slight burn when
quite an infant using your Half Restorative six
@ ali other remedies known to no effect thnk the
bic remedy exau advise all who afflicted that TO
You can publish This if you thuk proper Yours
S. W. MIDDLETON
PnlrApEirilA, Sept. 0, 1857
beneficial 'front.' also the back part Of my head al
Ht bottles of your es,orave top my well
studded promising Of hair aud the front Is also
bnoat whatever think personal accommodation,
induce many others 10 Try H. Yours respeet,a1ily
No. lsl Vine
THIS Issioraye is pul up in bottles Sizes large,
lar per- bottle the medium twenty per
proportion small retaik for two dollars bottle the
Woop co rroprietor sla broadway New York. On the
great Railing EsiabhmenD and ia Market street.
And sold by all good Druggists Fancy Dealers
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UNO I.ET--The three-story brick house, No. 423
Fnh street. between and y Has bathroom and Rnt,
sI25. Inquire on The premises Nov So-u
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second dryer, formed of number Of linen screens,
ranged over another. This second operation only
takes about Ave six minutes lI1
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BNOR RENT.--The Front Psrler and Bed Room at
" tached ktwef Ltuspnoes Drug stofc. The most
db "a tho ~ Che de-
n.rnents wlrda Hotel Also bed IN slsd story
N furnished. Apply 10 kIbWil1s a iAukkSsf
Nov IO-3Ewu n, lilh sifeat.
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+" DINNER PARTIES y

DINNER FAKTTES.O D.
hlNNER PARTIES will be furnished to families
~ al %, ~ aud o. head; they prefer, irstclass
feuc COOK can he sent 70 their residence dinner for them
AT the moderate charge Of 80 for his services.
Tboso wishing avoid marketing
the market affords sent 10 their houses prices.
dishes viii be part those
who desire IT, guaranty
establishment in the city, saving per
T. GAOTlER, 252 Penn.
Dec 1o-aneou between 18th and 18th streets.
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I'D III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
HIS his Office his residence Franklin Row, corner OK and
Thirteenth Me win continue devote his attention principal
y 20 cases IN the United States supreme Court
Oct as--dN
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EsOR RENT, either furnished or unfunshed, and
n by te year shorter perod my he
s Tirl streets occupied turing ne M 4 cnsres by
Iou Mr. Hammond, United states senator from suh csfona m
1900 David A. NALL,
s4Sav -eodn No. s0s street.
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In the Journal of "Wednesday last auson made Il
an outrage committed ut Ncatecas Mr.. Newell,
British merchant of the highest respcctabty. Mr.
Newell who narrowly escaped being shot by order o
General Marquee Is brother of james Newell, esq
agent of the British Linen Company at Newton Stewart
The latter gentleman writes that Lord Malmesbnry
has taken up The matter very promptly and that nstruc
tons been sent out to Mr. 0tway minister IN
Mexico to 'sdemand' and ssnsst'' reparation and
ample apology The complaints Of the defencelcss
meas Of British subjects In Mexico have been numerous
Of late that the commercial public cure, will b,
glad to learn that Lord NIamesbury is at cth arouset
into activity h
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MEMORIAL TO ANANERICANINZ ZURICH.
LETTER FROM TIE REV. SAMUEL j. MAY.

LETTER FROM THE REV. SAMUEL j. MAY.
Correspondence The Syracuse 5: andAId. :, ,,,o
HuRGES june h. 1883.
My DEAR FRIENDS: Ever since the year 1920, the
name OF Zurich has sent thrill through my heart Ia
tina. year particular irend OF my youih Lost ms he
in this lake. He was yourg man oil an excellent
spirt, ful of hope and high aspiration But he was
afflicted with an intrmty of sight, that Obliged hun
al the aye ninete TO rehnqmsn MS plan OF study
and devote himself TO the pursuit OF health. lie came
to Europe, hoping that he should, 10y travel, enrich
his mind a. the time that ne invg prating his
body. He came 70 Zurich; and was sailing upon this
beautiful lake, when squat suddenly struck and
overset the boat. lie was unable 10 swim, ant was
drowned.
The first thing did, after my arrival at Zurich, day
before yesterday, TO 20 to the Cemetery, and
search Tor the grave OF nay MEND. Bu- without
cess. Yesterday morning found an intel gent Valet
De Place. He took me 70 Raih Hans, or City Hall
where, IN of the offices, found gentleman who
well remembered the sad event. From hun l learned
that the disaster happened abOnt five miles up the
lake. near the village of kusnacht; and tina; my
friends body was deposited there.
Yesterday afternoon We took a carriage and rode
out 10 the place There On the wall oi the NlliSs
church, we found black marble monument, upoa
winch was the following Inscription in gilt letters, SUI
bright, though Is thlrtylne years since they were
made:
Here essF W Goddard from Boston. in America y2a,
81 yea no. lar from Ms horn- IL storm on -
sugsens with toe waves, found Lis etah lie oled a. "'
bscD' AtaT hUshs,ht Oh tie "a OF Aug II, wv
There was sad pleasure ia stan ing upon the spot
where the person OF my early friend disappeared from
Ills world, and seeing that the good people OF Tue
place had done all they could do {, eviace iheir Ply
Tor the young stranger, and Their sympathy iof NJ
distant relatives. They buried him IN conspicuous
place. next to the one in which, two or three year,
aierward they deposited the remains oi their beloved
ari excellent pastor, ii the epaph upon ms MONUMENT
tells truly the ypgsrd m which he vas held.
The poet v Ordsworth was in Zurich al the time q;
lie catastrophe. He had learned somewhat OF the
character OF my young friend, as well as t1e clrcun-
stances Of las uuiimeiy death, aud You may find, N
the collection of Words worih's poems, some appro
piiatt and touching " Lines upon u Young American,
Nr. +. W. Goddard, who D.owned IN the Lake OF
Iurcl.'
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From THE PLAINS.
p s. Lonis Republican.

Csu,.po1 nee Of The s. Lons Repl olicsn. 49,.
NIBRAssA CRY, n. l., July i3, 1879.
1 have tIayeied through most ~ the Counties soutn
al The Platte R,veJ and not itle su,prised al
the progress IN agricultural Improvements. The IN an.
tty vi Ia cultivation Is more tnan double tAaC OF
any previous year. The wheat crop harvested, and
M excellent ~ quality, out owing 10 The want o ho-
ng mills There Is hot tJuImg mi. n TINS cty or
county the farmers have nO. turned then attention.
much toward RAISING wheat. Crops Of other kinds
p,oAise 10 yield admirably. RcturuinS eInisran.'
iron the Western god fields continue 10 arrive lefe
and the golden wave Which We expected T. roll back
iron. the cky MJoutalns Is a. yet one 81 welced-
ness and reg, u im-ysaset AMI ghasuyi The ialat-
hearted return VITA occasionally Hall specimen ol
gold collected 10y the labor Oi weeks. All WEom
.nav. conversud wi,h assert tua, y eeoy was hG IL
plugged ana tha. not Ss00O0 has bcen washed ol a.
together. NOtwthstgLd'ng this, there are DEPARTURES
Lost daily Tor the MINES, OI taOSe NbO DeAcNe that
layiUg dggin.s have been discovered.
1hc paNAce Ind. abs nave been kicking up musS
an the north side Of Platte and have robbed iul driven
oil ali of the settlers their Reserve. Gov Black
has gone thither with Snsi Cet acAIIent OF Troops
nnd vii probably quiet them. Ublled States Cunnls-
rloa,r j. l.. Gibbs recently .sSLei Wits az tinst the
hetslets oD Morgan lssand sl,Ualel ia the MEsopr
Rive, opposite the Hall Breed Reservation. bet seea
.NegShssl, for cutting timber on tho Hal. Breed lie.
serV~ .On. The settler, on the Island ABOUT t~cujy 10
nanter, CLAIM t1ai belongs 10 me STATE of Ms,O
a. u main channe ~ the INor between the L. .ga
and tie Ncbl0ska shor-; aud when Dtputy- Marshal
fndcrGtOn, accompanied by Major tnaecslce, la ilau
Agent AID Attorney GcneIai Bvsen, and posse OF u
dozen Otcis, arrived On the Island, tae settlers We're
gaibetel, gvther, with their long rifles knives and
Aaes and reuuvsd tbs Marshal 1uj As posse 10 ,eave
without de.eY. raey returned - this city, aud
have sunni led posse o. 100 ueu, sut leave today
ga the soascer s. Mary ios Morgan Island, and n d
be- tie should occur vii report list u killed an
Nol ,nced n ny next.
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Arrived.

SHY Johanna Wnhenrle ,Brenl, Thiemas Ca,aa y days
lion % olasr.
br g. AA1rrsor KIM, s.. NJ ks days cDt,9E Sc,
SGlafgyood. Earie &
Big Mary F4rIo~ El~el, Delaware City d-ys, coal t.
schr Truro (s Cox Maitland n u lay. placer % J. g
" hfLeJ L 60.
Ser sT.uc5. nitch,n Rordou' coa or Boston.
ScAr Irsnc.tr Hodgieu, PliiaGs pla, co, ior S,em.
SrAr N,lsrl Huyey Bears, b0s'ou, mdse. ior Albany.
S.nr. Emua Mayo. MAYO N0udoGt, cod f1r sl-nl.
selr. ". A. Prrdno-, Prsfnoro Virginia days. VOID.
scEL Governor Arnot, Mitchell R)GdOu coal Jf yon.
Scsr Bocuh.n Murphy, Baltimore, Goa Tor Newport
Scbr }. L. Hsss. Jones Poi sd.i phis. coal fl
D. " bes.roe, >.mau, fbt coal Tor Providence
srfr Mara FOs Phoppin PhafapEia, coal Tor Boston.
schL LsonoIa Coukiu Eiizsbsthpyr c)sl for Taunton.
schr D. " vaughan Giaord Oeor.etowr D. o. days o,.i
20 American Cosl Co
Steamer Perre Baker Providence. ndse 20 lsasc Odel
Steamer k-Lu, bee, Hand, Pl.stepna aid Sspe May mdse
AM pes. 20 r. Perkins.
sAILEO-5,e u ,h,ps A,s fo Liverpool. Srh s'ar Aspn
vel ssr IL the Wet DO Kos loHe Rcnmont snVs London,
Loncon; Evening star AutwrrP; briss Ron Pfnk (Norl.
C.ite. P0H1x, Bichnond sld others.
BELOW biz.
WIND-suln.e, ~ Sauset W.
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s.h .iou ~bh d. ne sa,~ o. ~ ''aslt"ii,a mo
~. 4i5s ,y,Y .ssera days. Slrd D" 20 a. hef =
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4. "a hi. trat.a II ''s business o. ais tHlf'.
Noble, "a b. sccaup.-ltd BY ne 'nis. Ni4s -,
,-,,v n IL jude j. ta rad b. % 'n' ~tn".s
r. ~ r,rtsrs uat whos" Dol i~ ins = %" y p %. Nu
-. .tst ,,.-inr shall escsp. ~nst tn' NJ
.. I'd inter ,us~oart1. and thai rud 10y staio'
81, b. - a. over deposition - he wlin'~ soo sorn
80. h.r. b. whether ~. sf ffs bt.' zen
y ,srr down uo' sd ~ c7P-r'uniiy " az i,d %
, rr,t,u D.fo~ fhe JlcSr luay crriirrs y 80 -" a'P'
Non 4 th- siIe.s AKIN D. linL . 5 a, -
. .rrsr.,si hat fhe J1ise cannot ~ri'' ao~ - a. GOT,
/. 4, ti.r b. taken by Reir~r or y - - o. 70
b.. h. tins statute -. iu 20 -, 90 me- nan t~y
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~,, ,r.ciay IN cher paris OF tie s'ii who're y
MEL, - s- ~ u rsshi- or IN Judge - at-in 81 ~ ~
s.prirr u tlr witlt s1pe!Fst -" -lA"s
t m a bs. The rrft..s sud we're al rrshf n CAV
ci,,,, from wherc be ltse A. ~ ime
va. u.ss,3 h bs of - tl'i's, n WI a. .
,pi,u ~ al pAr'iss woe - greatly promoted eJ
IN d o. b. .asu BY Rsic-e, sta.e u tiss "n1'n .ld
rslv sfis. IN this who're Jufg" "a s'tug 10y 'v ~
.sch o be Courts spci,y ssud % his siAd ~ Dsn,t
the a'-su ms Aii' ~ 'e
d "a r ,.ni,Loe Asg tom ~ assumed - o. .sn't
h. ts sar.a Jucr- himself write down ne c"P
,.au ~le- b., nad been rf go maj DO
.l-siu-d slch .'u that 80 sFi n'- Af'r
UA.d twenty years Or a-nin~us 90 rsm"dy tr cnFr-
leu,r. Tai. order saoad ~ .aifmci.