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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrAL TgRN-APRm 2.-Before Judge
daeua Klnesehmidt.
Tie defendant VAS Indicted for sh0plifiing in Janu-


sHOPLlIER IN COURT.
The People sat AIMS PeeT alias Msgdae1a Adrian aaI Meg
daleus klincschmid
Tie defendant Indicted for shOpllfting in Janu
ary 1852 ard years imp. ruen, in the State
Prison the 18th Of June 1855 she fgin arrested for
ke ofene. named Philip Hargog 9ecaae her bail ia
the OF flc0n he swearing That he owned property in
Htny Mira neschmd. declining 10 stand trial her
bail ieed Ga Investigation, appeared that Mr. HsI
tsd mistake to his property for this mistake hs
tiled chsr.e # perjury, convicted and sent to Sing
Sing fer FIVE years. -
or the 10th Of March, 1850 Mrs. Kiueschodt again
Iesteo chags OF s,eng Elk goods from the Of
Essimsn Baelow On this indie t5d for yrant
lsc.ny I'D odense, hed bad in the Of 81 80
Conrsd MasseG be her bail TO amount and also Tor
II zoo bail the charge Of 1855 On the 26h Of March the
calico aud the sccused not appearing the bail ws'
sesin forfeited. On 2h of Va en- accused iuto
court stated that she had not appeared owing 20 mistake in
tie day. then applied TO the Court OF Sessions.
Judge kutse presiding and obtained stsy proceedings pend
ing Issuing Of commission In her behalf Application vas
now enit the forfeiture The affidavit Ia tue was
made py Julius Sprnce Who arrested this morning on
charge Of receiving stolen goods disposition having been
made Of the Of Sessions the Judge granted ths
melton to remit payment ri = 10 costa. .
n j. Waterbury for tie PeoPe eXRecorher smith for the
defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-ArSIt 2
Before Commissioner bEOEeE ". bErTs.
THE BARK ANA TRAGEDY-EXAsINAIIos OF TIE
Cro,s examination of Richard Il. Rosemsn con.

Crote examination of Richard IL. Roseman con-
nue Il deck at tie time but the second mate,
Jonop the man any other persons had been
deck not sure thai coui have toe whom heard
IL there shy wood the ssirosm the ssrbssrd
eide tWaid was stAndrg about ~ eei nom TIE toremit
heard be loe OF The s'uine before went to the saoom
the noise appeared TO be moving o. fee heard no voces
ire vide oper sid open forward tire
ssbosrd side Of the vel TIE door large enough walk
my hand the post the ssroom about
tbe only entrance 10 by thai door don think had
window; vher them they right by the door,
more than two eet nom tie t the only blows saw the pso
give, with hs kDeo, Jobnson's somach did
them tins hs going p.
the galley about bouIs after; place
b. forward Gle E1rg tbs ore-tops
oc OK the tferpoon thought the beating which
cruel did net consider DUTY inquire into the resu
thk Johnson aot that dayi Tank ho the
oSs What be s 5onp S not ee him eos On
him neAi tied to the anbeet the tsr5oed sdo ne
capita told go forWa all h. p clue fOrtop'l
the blood which osme out Of bis mouth fom his on,ne
which there pool Of blood the dscA when
the htsi bad have coat after he dead
bad the eltane t do wien him at the mansheet he was
n sd Inn roll bis head IL ish have been ATTEMPTED 20
t'le lin away nOm them tried to drag hin, but
strong enough had beer ses ana vas weak myss sone Of
the bad been 'ick before te times was LAID up with
fever an6 aguc. and one from severe beating
PrsoteI1 You yirg busler you DON'T tell the truth III
Nh. Ridsewsy-Dou'tyo You speak.
aSs u To Sl eps sd u hs se b n eaa
red the other msn Pomeroy he laid for
vesel Leing handed; took deceased
the cabin ard witness took the wheel eoDlda
dow into the cabin very well iro the Wheel Iii tonk
that he veTy comfortable the mansneet
nutes fer down into cabin for cucket Of water
asked John the il he nle, he raised himself
hour alter the captain said he dead heard him
snyh'pg fiom the time h get in the ssiLfoon
thst could md when asked bin the
knew when he sad Cbsl" bit thick sount ike
"sal Ineve7 anything Of his falling aof only
beard Of that circumstance a6r the besns heard hin p:sk
a. The forecssle he chokrd; there oho ing
bim Ia theIe hst lnrw Of think Tom and Rock were
in ihe force sle With hi that time; him g, past
gsey after that btsye hee order to nsnl IN the
spsnl; had Guilty with the prsouer the voyage he
oici ly with ABOUT s.ust-arpi night do Ut
called when he threat n, tns hs
would put Ills boots into my gu's that the only officially
that lad with him tie pri never i'll ues'ed he
voyafe; be always es'ei with kndd- gcpt that tie
when he threatened ha5 difficulty with thu prisoner at
Cowts about the emp IL was By my yolnnt.y Tres will
that went to work on the ship left the galley.
Here tins prisoner laughed oug' Il ridiculous that
the have VIII OF his Adjourned til IL
occ ok on Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

THE MURDER OF "CocKRoACH" AGArY.-During
fight which occurred in Fulton-street greggery,
some sixteen the since, man named Patrick Cos
grove, alias " Cockroach," was severely stabbed
that bis wounds resulted in death shortly after. The
injured man persisepty refused to disclose the name
of The pisou who had stabbed him. hoping to recover
and administer punishment TO him himself. Sa>e his
death several persons have been charged with par
ci, alton in the aifray, but none have as yet been
tried for the ofen.e Shortly before the last Charter
election Councilman McCar arrested and locked
Up on the charge of having killed Cockroach," but
was subsequently released. On Sunday Barnett
Coles, an oysterman, was arrested on bepca war
rant, charged with the same ohenss. The accused
was held for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03


DEATH OF A BURGLAR.-Our readers win recollect
tho account published in TIE TRIBUNE Il few weeks
SINCE of daring leap made by burglar named Cnss
Murphy. He and another burglar were found in
store No $40 Pearl street, by two policemen Rather
than lie taken he rushed to the fifth story of the build
ing, threw up window, ar leaped to the roof OF
house thirty feet below. Algbting peaked roof,
be rolled from that to the ground, making fall of
twenty feet more He was fund on the pavement by
the officers with thigh shattered all to pecss the
other leg broken and his head badly bruised He
conveyed to the NewYork Hospital, where his wounds
were dressed by DR.. Hull, house surgeon. Uutil
few days since he appeared in fair way Of recovery
but the drain upon bis constitution proved too great
and he gradually sauk, till Monday morning death
relieved him of bis suffering. Murphy was young
man, but 20 years of age and has always expressed
lis confidence in his ultimate recovery. His wife has
vised him frequently and alleges that he gave an as
sumed name. She ssys that her husband was most re-
specially corrected having brother in this city who
is a bank director. Neither husband nor wife would
reveal tire true name of the young burglar, not wish
ing to disgrace the rest OF the family M1rphys ac
comp'ice, who was Pole, named Bemowski, was
ed % the charge of burglary, and sent to the Peni-
teniaiy A Coroner's Inquest wao held on the
body OF Murphy on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

Total .............. S6II245 &btt,08@
ofthe week compared With that Of 1851.
The following is q comparative statement of The
value of exports from the commencement of the year
10 March 90:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

Ikos RA,tmos--iy hac6soc,o qsarro' vossns osa-
taining grsa, variety Of speci aens Of irtn ratings
and other ornamental iron work. znAaufa rref W tbs
Nsw-YWk Vs,s Railing Con psny, has be N pusaashss
by HutchinfonSs WickerSham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

NAVAL SIOhEs-Sprs Turpenti1e ia held Win more
the stock large lO0 ob there IL no
d e1tent he sales ncude 80 DDS
in order 4Gc shoIt time, adding Interest,"
aud 100 do do at 4etc can which IL
above the market reflections cannot command over Acc
cor nechutable 45lc cash Crude is quiet aud prices
pominay changed CoumOn Resin is dull sales oil 4O bols
a. Co q $40 10 in ysrd The Medium aud he grades are also
dun ssltf Of 30 bbls no. at IL 10 ~ $40 h. in yard Tar
scarce and firmly held Of 80 bbls Wilmington to arrive
ct 81 u.s. 500 Washington to arrive at about % ~ T.
b5 :, IN orotr ia yard =. a., 81, .
OLs-nseed In good request; sales OF 2oO) gallons at
5sa6Ic chiefly Crude Sperm s ia fair request at slightly
reoucec sales for the three days at the fst
comprise 81 buls 315d 49, mostly at tI $50 bl 80
T. Gallon. cash. Other kinds sell slowly at former rae'
PKOVSlONs-1he inquiry for Pork Is fair bot prices are
without much chsnge the stock given below about ths
au as was expected 47C bbs at t7 90 +t
T. new Mess closing 7 IS; $7 for Thin Meas Sl7 so for
old Mess f.r Prime IL 75dbR 81 for Ole DOL
snd "a 10 for heavy BUmps Beef Is in steady demand, aud
mr. r the ssles bJs at asa &c for Country Mess *4n
y 2 frr Country Prime 81 for Repcked Mess aod
4GS2 for Prime Mess and India Mess are 1fed
after and se finn Beef Hams quet ses OF w Dds at
az Ga$ Meats steady but quiet 'ses Of 10y hhes
and ties a. "a re. Shoulders and 9dy3c for Hams Lard
firm srd IN a request the supply af sales oil oC DPS ana
tcs lt0llc Bacon scarce aud Pnces are nouna IA 'e
sLstnce Butter IL fair demand az ldic i9r o
and al7c State GO IN lots 20d23c Cheese In if
reaus,t, and Is scarce at }0iSc -. .,-.,-,
HlCE1bc demand moderate sales Ci tcs az %" - -
for common 20 prime. .,....
sa of hhds and 80 hhds. Porto Rico on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

1t appears from the semi annual circular of j. o.
Bortn of Boston, that the forty bar ks of that city d.
vide April ., in the aggregate li6 p cent showing
an average of Sc y cent semi annually One bank
rays q cent, five a, nine A, fifteen 81, one 10,
and nine pay 3 q cent. The following banks have
been authorized by the Legislature to increase their
capital stock: Eagle, from 100000 to 81 100000 Co
lumbian s75OOOO to 81 900 OOO and TIemOnt, 81 $780,
600 to 81 co., The Of the business for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

nIArkets-CAREPUILI REPORTED roE TIE N y rkIspsB
MONDAY, April 2, 1860.
ASFS-The demand is moderate for Pots Is % Pearls
at IS 874, -
COT ON The market is dub; sales Of Loco bales We
quote Middlng Uplauds ct c and DO Golia lc Ordinary
1T &c
COFFEE-The market quiet; sales CT 20 bags MsracCbo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-APRm 2.-Befors
Jusu PETTs
This Court was opeued this morning, Tuesday being
election cay Brook and the jurors having been Summoned
from tts city they oischagei til Wednesday, to elbow
item the fL exefcse o. the electro fran 'hife.
Judge Snsliy will take the Circuit on TUESDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

ARREST or Az 'ALLr>yD 'MC2rEnffc--CfHesr
Bore of the Third Precinct yesterday arrested John O.
G3Dn, who is legged to be fugitive mnrieTerfr sn
the State Of Massachusetts,. The prisoner Is a,cdsed a
having killed Peter Nsughton and bis 1iie, of Web
stsY Msse., in November, -s5s. Sirse that tiuo
Gly,n has been missing and vas only t,uad yoss,r-
DAY. The particulars of the rIurder no. knowr
here. Justice Osborn locked the accused aso await
the arrival Of the Massachusetts ofsess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03


The movement of the Anthracite Coal trade for the
week and for the season ia SIS follows%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
sherman. Tho folio wiuA, : RESI- lu'

Since Jan. t...,.sas,9i6s67 sss,76i6sS sss,su,s
The following table win compare the exports Of tn
seven principal staple articles for the week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

a., bscspas trad az me nouotonous life be IA
ssn hsnd end sAge ~ accepted The command OF vessel
on r d 70 him by ,ms Italian merchants In Linn, VINO
feighted 18th gusao with the iltsu'iou OF sivins nm
the procceds Ins.s Of ing this gift, ns made h
voyage successfully disposed Of bis cargo, and In ena
rsc,ers,,c manner returned he OF IL " hs friends
ressrvirg only the necessary 70 psy fo the services
Of he crew and himself
On the h or 9th OF September, les3, he Visited bs
ton the Peruvian bark Carmen, with ca asen On
board a Isoy, Peru. He then freely spOSe Spanish,
Italian, French and German, but his Knowledge Of sne
EDgbh limited that he could do ttle more Than
make himself understood His mate used 70 remark at
that that infused lightning every arOani
him. and there not sAlor board who would not,
necesssry have Jumped overbosxd do hi service
On shore In 3oston he used 70 q oitixens dross,
with . Koesuth hat but on shipbond hts fAvorito
costume was . sort Of fez cap aud SAILORS jsckes.
He avoided a. much possible public observation,
and only on oocssions present IT any large -
ssmb.gc Of people One Of these was festival OF The
kechancs Charitable Association, which ne attended,
listening the address with great attention, and mani
testing special pleasure the performance Of the music
OF which fond. II said that he had critt
eye machinery and quickly understood the princ
pie Of any machine he inspected AT the time OF Ms Visit
TO the modern Athens, tho Crmean bad just com.
TIA, II might result in general European ceafcs "H
su ii should prove 10 be the caao he remarked you
may dep upou u tina, Isy viii make stronger effort
than ,be has ever mado before 10 regpn her indepcn-
denoe Upon occasion friend srsgesed that he
might In danger Of losng his mock. rhe only regret
WAC e he saii smiling, is, thai have bat ONO neck
70 .ose for sake OF Is" Ho remained there few
weeks, and then came to this city, where he left
his weasel In charge Of the aie and returned 70 Italy
Afterwards he China and Europe, but nusly
settled ~ home, since which time his has been
matter Of public history.
He left tn candle factory favoite cat and dog and
with Aeucci bis gun, nets, blouse, compass, &c, be-
hides numerous little memep,oes, which dsiribatod
among mis- friends. HIS words leaving this
try were;-"My DUTY Ia sacred Ny country calls me,
ana nothing can keep me longer 6hdor beautiful blue
sky III, ugh covers rec gloriouS and generous land
Lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

CAPuA, NOV, D. leoV.
me ssrrendr Of Cdpua-seo,es and Iacid1rs-EnsAH
sasm II 1e Troops, dc dc.
Al seven A. u we took up tue line Of march for ospua
me In all his glory ater having hid bis face for
three days The troops In the finest spirix All
dscb ed their and colos with branches and towers
and A. they marched up road the bands played the
opers "Don Giovanni the troops joining Ia the chorus
the gay Cslabrcse dancing with very Joy. With
such music a. this, with glorious mountains aud
beleasuered city lying prossr1to before us, you
imagine that do not Sigh for the Academy Of Music.
We lacked but itt,e pa.so 10 make the Eysiun.
Al eleven A. NJ IA 0cC laid down their n the
beautiful plain fron. or city sadder Sigh, have
Witnessed aimee the rs,der OF Vera Cruz 70 Lieut.
Gen Scott. The CITY nov In the quiet possession Of
troops, and all the cities The valley Illuminated.
Az ] passed through the streets Just nov l saw
thousands passing In and out OF magliaoens ten
pie with his inscription over the door, In loco o doLo
but yesterday tbrsting for their broth&rs bod
kssing the feet Of the statue Of Him VINO said "Lie
In white marble, s the great ornament OF churo.
large rent had been made BY she pot Two tajs ago,
and JET plous hands had already repaired u ~ well
they coIid General AvezEtnAs div sion marched To-
night for Caserta, tac palace OF Eog Captain War
wsk. the yoaDg Vrg'nan, 10 Low with Colonel
Mynchap, no i.iian, commander q GsnerN
y wounoec) General Jscxsoo, msJm general OF
he kDgtn army bias been here Tor loree weeks past,
ending L. sympstby and his prescnoe, even upon the
Geld Of battle, 70 this glorious Cause
wil seno you oy my nexs description OF The pslacs
snd bunting park a. osser ssid 70 be The most msSnih
/, ept In the world
The tao largest guns 10 o. us we're respectively called
"Hesran "s~y co. by the snglnn, aud toey nsed
could her ,hsm - losk ocs Tor Heenso ssysrs
- the might be, and wbea sheu look Jn the
nitro face Of = nsn, leaving the Of bead, one
man cried out that bis mu g vas gone In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

TEE FsnDss Much dissashfAcsoa b szprssssd a
wphEshars"s tbs suetsot Of the abAsdcnnens Of ths
P,ss Clip ferry b. NJ George Law, sho - hsd and
eli ihe Other ferries uader h thumb for scss uns pss
Same iine ssc n may be rvmembsved, vbsn sAs "Pso-
pies Ferry was running, Mr. Law, IN orxcv 70 saash
ap the began 70 hs ferry bcass NJ charge
81 c~st, With return ticket Tor passengers crossing
BY his tosu fre crnsequssus vSs, ~ rtop ~ rvvry
Company gAd 70 ell ous 70 their bsmidsbts
ants scurs upon which ihe prtcs q fsrrisgs Vas incoo
tnesly raiw from bali cent " three ccsu Further
move. Mr.. Iav Absssoee1 Ne nsv snaas he had our
chased rcm Pecptss frvry Company, and began 70
- he IA sti rursine Old and ous boas whi a
are run a. only bar bead q steam for they too I'M
ssss 40 rup tbsm fsssss. me ferries, to- are most
y.,cbsdly lighted Among other freaks tine pilots OF
IT. bsst-s, % sasdvsre Instructed 70 he bosss
Tho 49, pssss aide Of the reyr,ss
On the Nee York bssk Of Ms river, and The sIos
,,s,,e ARA cement haa been carried oct With pre-
s,slon Arotses thing, Mr.. Lsv has not ,et pAId
tse nrst Fraction Of cent during Considerably over
IN wairh he kss occupied the ferries and hs nos
ovss The CITY soaehns lac $40 900 II sos considerably
over But the orcunrf grievance tns nscesstsiins q
fsmsNs 70 ehask NJ the f,yt ~ Roo~a Yea
s,ss,she very tisss portion u Yoarth vard--sor
vinnr.hnrg Tie peope " tas oliy are n,sbly cssed
IN tbs sgbl-ch
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slowly and impatient a that mode or nsbtug, mate
charge on ths Preach with the nayone' W we mo-'
destructive manner, which secured hir me vctSy
Fincng that fbr nelf ID turned well =. never a'an
coref IN ire subsequent conflicts, sod " espiank NC
great number OF Killed "a that obs mate war
Aer the ombardaeni and defest o. ias seth o. June
above sllud 70, Garbsid, thu his york vas done
In the capital sld that no could not longer remain and
DO useful his country He accortln iy fixed his alton
ton upon be city Of Venice, which then egci
BY REQ and ani BY Ausrsps and gathering tne rem
par Of his followers Shout h, accompanied By ts wife,
connected cst from Roae ,he little port OF Gre
ccnaiico, on he Adrialc Pursued by Aus rian A1d
Frenca army, he arrived 10 The little republic OF
San Marno near the close n Juy, and le'
there on the night OF ,5e at for tho little por! where
they enosrIed boa.s sailed for Venice Several
q thsse however captured and aok, being driven
ashore by the Austrian ~, 4dron near the mcnsn OF tne
river Po sorg he,Hg that ~hih contained Carl
baoi and his wife. O. All LAT distinguished numoer-
he flower Of Italian parlots-he aoue remains alive
hi. Aria whom hs chung with sucn devoted fondncss,
aud Who recpro Al ne bestowed died In his Nns
upon shors buried In secret gave, witch,
Il iE Gsia is kno~n only 10 Eiseh a. this day. Ia hts
account o. her hi. autobiography ne speaks thus
'ouchingly Of tho dead wife,
But Italy thou hast tho ssLes OF Dante the most ole
brsted OF rsisDs Resolve the bones OF the American
Amazon, the martyr OF Italian liberty, sod place them
rear The ssnef u your great men 1d nncef lher pro
sf-tiol And you Sil take part in the pioas coed all
you Italians Sho ever spes hsr Every friend OF our
country win tiess her ard the orphan children And
they aud will i'm piare the benedc,ion VI God upou
YOU ard the remembrance, not ooy o. haty, bu, of
IT. New World, her olrtnptaoe and Ger Own. Sou Of
generous men, press ghty ON tae grave Of the brave
f,ue btsr Of America.
The escape az Garb,di himyeH aiunos, miraculous
,horsh lhe na1ner in whiea ecccsed not been
Pore.liy made know. H. proceeded 10 Genoa, and
rho,ty after wards 10 Algeria, wAsre After stsy OF
fes months, he embarked for New York.
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ms morning His shvcccn applicd 70 TIE Our,
allow Dr. Ph fillmore, Q C., te.cxampe for her swo 500
siaessss, Who we're IN AssendAsos 70 predocc dooam
ry evidences, bus sho could rot Iosgss stay In I,adl
NJ. Roocruoa, depo,y keeper Of ths records OF Al
ard stated that he must return 70 marrow ~ ". iab
70 attend the election Of . soo,tSh pc-r. de sncui n
eel y hs duty 70 take beck Ne p&pers which be 4
rhe Court sAsd that any evidsncs which be rr,sht
before them must remain tilI the end OF tbs tslai
Mr.. Robeftsoa obsrwved that he had . duty - perrin
u would be inconsistent via that duty 10 .eve thg a
mfnt behind him.
me Court desired The ~arsus n ,bs Lava n
authorizing the witness attend with the dosa 49,
% resd: Asd aopcsIinx 30 a that NJ Rosortsoa
been served with . subpoena duoss team. AND mat
warrant merely cirecseG him W brms The psnevs
sr.f tne MAJ the Court Tered them 70 "a haaa.i
Mr.. Robertson ssd ne would comply, provsa,d tsas
ana an undertaking 70 retain them
The Jucge Ordinary -onssryes tnat the esotoh I,
sno1e pave every faisfscsioa that this Court rnesa
usn sry vhh The records "A iauxh-)
me papers ware thsn put 70. three os Thorn COG
We estate Of Mr. william shosdeu. fourta YES y
nom M John sbedden and Mr. Gavin RI ston 70
hegh Gs~tord, Of 6rcenocs, merchant, authorizing |
io sprly 'or the appointment a fsrsor loco tutGis
slLsfs go gave IN number Of oertihed copies Of
SIR Q. rvess~ell drvcted The rexssr~ 10 rive 4,
ness tve receipt fer ire TnAl dooaus nts obser
thai thh Court would feel bound, n necessary 70 v,
cste Ms rxht 70 retain them tn the end ~ the Trial
kr. Rnocrtson said The receipts voc a no dou ~ Ma
hcient 10 exonerste him
Mr.. Patrick Graham, W. r., put I'm certain leavs-.
Other bcoss. .nich hal ecsn toe property Of 100
NJ. scott, ~ fscfor 20 the widow ~ Nr anef4r, -
Der husbands death, had mssref q NJ vipasnt
Miss SSedder then res anes Der lesgthy a1sra.. -
course o. ~hich she read TOO ,cpnobtary svtsea-.
roAty taken e prove sae marriage q bcr srspdao1